LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD. VOL. 11-MJMBER 203 LONG BRANCH, N. J., THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1912. 12 PAGES PRICE TWO CENTS DEMENTED WOMAN EXHIBITS AT FIFTH WITH KNIVES TRIES ANNUAL COUNTY FAIR THROWS GIRL IN LAKE Engine Touches Dress of Girl Driver of Auto Which Startled ,. At Highlands Before Being ATTACK TAFT BREAK ALL RECORDS Horse Jumps Over Railing Stopped. To Rescue. Throw Into an hypnotic state of rig- Woman Arrested As She Tries to Enter Elevator Racing Is a Feature of Big Red Bank Show-Gov- Frightened by a passing automobile, idity as ehe saw an express train bear- a horse being driven across the bridge . ing down i on her, Mamie Seward, a over Deal lake, leading to Loch Ar- twelve-year-old Brooklyn girl e»eaperi With President In Cincinnati Hotel Declares enor Wilson To Be a Visitor Tomorrow Af- >our, by a young lady, said to be a death by less than an inch Tuesday at- Accused of Manslaughter As \1I»B I'liiiiips Qf Allenhurst, yesterday. ternoon and is now under the care of She Wahti to Give Chief Executive ternoon On "Farmer's Day" And hrow the HKIII runabout against the a physician in a serious nervous, state. Result of Death of Red side of tbe bridge and tie young lady The engine touched the girl's diretaa went head Drat over tbe railing and when it was brought io a slop, She "The Sacred Knife" Sank Minister's Wife, Make An Address nto title water. The drlyer ot the auto, stood, between the Hacks until t&4 en- William Powell, proprietor of an auto Who Was Hurled Out tin- at Aabury Park, slopped his gineer, Robert Fleck, picked her up. biiB, Ohio, Aug. 29.—An at- machine, vaulted over tho bridge's rail Fleck jumped from the engine and, tempted attack on President Taft here TOMORROW'S PROGRAM At Curve and swan to tbe young lady's rescue. as he raised the girl, fojiad fruHvtenpd the lioraiv The nulmul where 'her parents, arc living and a with President Taft as he was about charged that the trolley car was driven Of September 13th. Part in Outdoor Games. corted by the Second Troop, ot bolted and swerved to one side, tho lj i>>•'!('Jan was Isummoned. to enter the breakfast room. When (oo rapidly around the curve where Red Bank. wagon crashing against the rail with The train, running from Anbury searched, two pocket knives were ihe accident happened. The officers and directors of Wash- Speed contests at 2 o'clock In- »«eh force that the young lady was Park to 'Atlantic Highlands, wae at a found hidden In the folds of her dress. The picnic of the Simpson and Pres- ngton Park Association at Us meeting The hearing was held yesterday in cluding 2.30 pace and 2.22 trot; thrown out. distance of nearly a half-mile from The woman was seen about Hie hotel byterian Sunday Schools Tuesday was asi night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. i lit District Court at Barrington. Wol- very successful event. The Simp- purse, $300 each. After lining taken from (tie,inter 'Miller street when Fleck saw the girl yesterday, and today when she tried R. •Cutch.eon, 75 Washington street, cott pleaded not guilty to the charge, son school joined the' Presbyterian at Aeroplane flights morning he young lady refused to glre bar standing on the track at £he crossing. to get into the same elevator with ©elded to give another concert In the The coroner's jury found that Mrs. he corner of Chelsea and Third ave- and afternoon, weather permit- nme and would not allow (he auto He blew the whlstie and, when lie saw Taft she was immediately arrested park on the night of September 13th, Rogan's death was caused by a frac- iues, and tho whole company, under iwiior to drive lver;ta,!ier»ip]til), though that the girl remained on the track, She told the police she wanted to give •'"«• . . , , wo weeks from tomorrow night. The uretl skull, due to Wolcotl's running in- lead of drum and fifes, marched !»• did permit htm to take B«r to a threw on the emergency brake.- At the president the "sacred knife." Vaudeville and circui acts In music will be furnished by the Long he car boo fast and held be was guilty o the station. A special train of five I'ninurniit on Main atrea), AUenhursI, the same time the fireman dumped the front of grandstand at 4 o'clock. Secret service detectives F. C. John- Jranch Military Band, and in connec- of manslaughter. The trial is to be cars conveyed the nlcnickerB to Point whffp sho romMnnd until dry. alathlUK son, of Pittaburg, and Ollie Hamer, of ion wibh t)he concert an outdoor Ses- leld i» the near future. Peasant. wa* procured for ber. Columbus, made the arrest. lval will be held. The iaoci(0*nfl, which caused deep One of the leading features, next The fifth Annual Exhibition of the "I am the President's wife," shouted regret and sympathy in Red Bank and i the hearty dinner, was a furious Monmouth County Agricultural Fair The directors beard the report of Association at Red Bank is now under the woman when she was stopped. he treasnrer, which was very gralify- icinlty, occurred on the day that Rev. game of ball played by On* men who QUEEN ELIZABETH IV.'I am following him to see if he Is and Mrs. Rog»n had left Red Bank to were going to show the people ''how way, and well does this year's fair, an ns. while the park speaks In words ver, merit the well*degerved appel- true to me. I have a sacred knife hat cannot be misunderstood. It is ipend a few weeks' vacation In tra- we played when we were boya." Well, which I am going to give him." The rersing the trolley routes In Massa- of all games over played! It w»s atlon of the "Blue Ribbon Fair of 1 he perfection of neatness, the only lomething wonderful. The way Mr. Vew Jersey." From the general ap- woman was rushed to the city prison drawback being the bad boya w*io con- chusetts. La Monte and Mr. Dare handled the earance ot the tslr grounds, the pres- ENTERTAINS COURT where she was searched and the gregate there nights and do damage. The funeral services over her re- knives found. Both were pocket maius was tho first one ever held in >at was somewhat startling. Th» on nt show will be greater than ever. Superintendent Worthley has the ookers stood imased, not knowing 'he large general tent Is literally BUILKDIS knives, one with a three inch blade. he handsome new edifice of thfl Red tames of the younaters and they will packed to the roof." Automobiles, Miss Crum Hostess at a De- The woman had about $200 on her per- i;itik Presbyterians and was one of which way to flee. At times it looked a "jacked up" good and strong at the i if the ball eould hardly get by with- llanos, and the wares of the manu- son. he largest ev*t held in the borough. further Report To Be Received kr«t oportunKy. out hitting the bat, but by a shrewd- acturing fraternity in general, are lightful Evening Party at Her In later interviews with the Chief The interment was _ near Johnson President A. A. Badger was direct- ness residing in baseballs It generally n exhibition and afford a display of Police O'Nell the woman talked in- !Uy, Tenh., a few days later. Before School Board Takes ed by resolution to work in connection managed to get past (he bat safely. Mr. oth pleasing and Instructive. Bath Avenue Home. coherently. She Bald she had seen Rev. Dr. Rogan returned to Red with the Board pf Trade to bring Jexton fend Mr. Lovell, not wishing to Another feature ot interest to farm- Final Action. the President in Cincinnati last year about better conditions to adjoining Jank Tuesday afternoon, after spend- ihow off and make a dlBplay of what It was "queen'a ntcfat" last evening rs are the exhibitions of the Beta and that he had told her to go home iroperty, While the rear portion, whfoh ng acouple of weeks with relatives and hey . George Latham Crum. Mis Mer- /id Fertiliser Materials Supply Coin- r Education yesterday afternoon at insi*t she was Mra. Taft. *Mw president was directed to co-oper- haV« charge of the services in the they did not expect to come. When cedees CriHti, 'queen of the Auffuat iny, of New York. Scientific tertll the Grammar school was specially lu ate with the Board of Health to have 'reshyterian Church Sunday,- •ft Sculthorpe and Mr. Reed managed Carnival, was hostess, assisted by her nation as applied to agrtoulturo Is ^resting, for In addition to the regu- he place put in sanitary condition at o hit the ball, the fielder* did not sister, Afieu Ortrude Latham Crum, NEW FIRE CO.'S FIRST CALL till In lte infancy, and such etufbi- ar routine business, a- report was r«- an early date. It was the sense of the have the heart to atop It, so let it go while the parents of the queen joined ions as theno cannot fail to be of. In- elved touching on tbe conitiircUoh association that the owner should bo Serenely on its way. There may have in making the ocpaBlon one not soon Deal Laddies Respond Promptly to ereet to the members of the tarntlng of the new BC&OOI building, whtch tiai een. and action taken along legitl been a lack of skill, but there was a to be forgotten. It was a most de- Extinguish Blazing JOHN MOOD HIS profession. This tent also house* the been under scrutiny for Home tittle mate lines. ot of fun. [epartmenU of vegetables and farm iighUul occasion, the entire court be- Automobile. past. President Slorum presided. Oth- [Several imprownxsl's have been rops, and fruits. Tbe director In ing present besides a few invited 'Deal Fire No. 2, was called out for Numerous athletic contents took r members of the board present were made lately to the park. The band- harge of Ihe former, known as De- guests, The latter included Miss he first time since being organized )Iace as follows: 50 yards* boys under 8. S. Scobey, A. I). Sherman; F. O. Al- stand has been 'painted, and seatK hnil' partment O, la Joseph W. Thompson, Quigley and Mis* Elenore Traubmann, at 2; 30 thia morning. The fire whistle FALL FROM WAGON twelve years—first, Heidi Hloeum; don, W. A. Stevens and H. P. Bennett. if Uncroft, and the Judge Is the wotl- for the accommodation of the public. Becond, Lehman Cranmer. 50 yards, Five teachers were appilntod to of New York; John's. Hoey and Frank blew the warning call, and twenty known Professor M. A. BlHke, of the .1 ;i 11y visitors enjoy a stay in the park, joys under twelve—FlrBt, Chester La ake up their work at the opening of I. Smith, of Long Branch, and Mrs. members, under orders of Chief Birk- State Agricultural College, at New and on more than one occasion Super- :our; second, Albert Lelfflen. 50 he schools on Tuesday, September Thompson, of Avon. . nfeld and Assistant Chief Conover, Tossed Over Front Wheel When Irunswick. The vegetables and farm nlendent Worthley has been compli- yarda, under twelve—First, Grace Van 10th, The new teachers are Miss The Cnira home was in gay atflre. ee ponded promptly. When they Tops on exhibition constitute a largo mented on the way he has kept the Wiakle; second, Ketta Blodgett. 60 Margaret MacLean, of Somervllle, Lanterns-encircled the porch, which reached Jerome and Norwood avenues Vehicle Strikes Piece of quantity, aa do the fruits, of which jlace during the summer. His ser- yarda, girla over twelve—First Len- Mass., who will succeed HIM Ordw-ijr •had been waxed, and those who wished hey discovered that CadjUac touring old Monmouth has returned a boun vices will tbe continued '{throughout (Contfnued on Sixth Page.) as teacher of Bnglish at Chattle; Miss to had an opportunity to trip ihe light Wood in Road. tlful harvest this year. The director •ar was fast being consumed by fire. September. Ethel C. Oreenlaw, of Bastport, M«., fantastic. The floral decorations, too, t was not long before a stream of n charge f Department B\ ii John McWood, one of the pioneer graduate of the Farmlngdale Normal were most beaatiful. The queen was water was being played on what re- A. Chapln McLean, the well-known fishermen along the Jersey coast who School, who will be assigned to the 'presented with"a bouquet And basket mained of the machine. The body of borticulturlst Baton town, and Prof. of asters and roses. numbered among Die oldest deep :i.tiw. will do the Judging. . fourth-year grade.; Ml«» Ella Baxter, he car was entirely consumed and the aea fishermen In this vicinity, met with of this city, who will take up the fifth- Progressive games were played, The department of Domestic Scl machine presented a wrecked appear an accident at 5 o'clock yesterday year work, Miss Nora We/mouth, of those winning special favors being 'in'.- Is full and varied, and reflects anm It was later towed to a Ixmg morning that has caused his retirement Gullford, Me., who .will teach the Charles Woolley, Mian Marjorie Sut- great credit upon the manifold accom- Branch garage. 'mm Dullness for several days. sixth-year grade, and Ml«g Elt'.a.bath pliin and Miss ^mtna Wallace.. plishments of our housewives, which When the fiemen arrived Ihe hurn- Mr. McWood, who Is actively Smith, whs will he placed In charge Miss Loretta Sickles and Miss Lil- are already famous. This section 's n car had been deserted by its form- iged in the pound JH.liing iudustry, of special Instruction far defectives lian Warden, members of the queen's Domestic er occupants. It looked very much as is ncaring his seventieth year. He is and thi A considerable portion ot the meet- court favored with piano solos, while known as Lcpartmcnt J, though someone had been out on a an early riser, and K tuned out yester- Benefit For Grapewin National ng was devoted to a dlecussioo of the all joined in song. At half-past eleven In Competition With 14,000, Science and Manufactured, joy ride, and when they discovered thi day morning lu a stripped farm wagon report submitted by Percy B. Taylor, o'clock dainty refreshments were director in charge IB no lean a person- car on ftre concealed their identity by to meet the fishermen coming in from Ball Club Will Be Mammoth age than Melvin A. RICB, a former ionsulting engineer of Newark, who served, after which a social time was Martin Rafferty Secures making themselves scarce. hia pound at Galilee. He was going president of the association, and who was called upon to paes on the con-. enjoyed. L... It was said this afternoon^that the High Honor. along at. an easy pace when one of Affair. a particularly well fitted to act lu Biructlon of the new Intermedlal There will be other entertainment •ar belonged to D. C. Herman, a guest the wheels passed over a small piece his capacity as his aptitudes along school before the building It finally for the qupen and her court during at the West Bind Cottages, this city Martin Rafferty, a Long Uranch boy pf planking in the road. The sudden Otis Marian and Charlie Grapowin these lines are a matter of general accepted by the board, The report of September. It Ifl planned to take ut that the owner was not in the cai jolt threw Mr. AicWoud over on of never do things by halves. They have knowledge. Tho executive committee the engineer dealt with all phases of them out for a strawride. Miss Emily fifteen years old, has the proud ditf- when it became ignited. inction of being 0110 of the three the front wheels. lie landed on bis planned a monster vaudeville show of this department consists of M-n the work nod referred In conmend*- Maps Is to entertain, while Mrs, John young men to win a scholarship from head with considerable force, and was for Saturday night at the West Hti- Saturday morning while preparing to city. Alice Lloyd, Jon Cawthbrne, Ila Gran (Continued on Third Page.) ever, that this Was not the fault of sonage of the Flrat Reformed Church clock p. m. go on duty and who waB in a criti- nan, Smith ft Gardner, Eleanor Lan the contractor, who stated; tjat he Young Mr. Rafferty passed a raos' New Jersey—Pair tonight and Fri cal condition for forty-eight hours, is tomorrow night. Mr. Blekklnk was nlng, AlmH Youlan, Charles Grapewin had used the material authorised by creditable examination, winning ftr day, moderate temperature. Light Henry Sutphen Remarries. feeling somewhat better this morning married on August 7th last ft Holland Grapewin, Tom McNaughton and Anna the architect in charge, H. ,$JV Ifeltoh. honor for his school as well as for north and northwest winds. Announcement of the marriage o He rested comfortably during the Mich., and reached Long Branch las Chance. Gone Sch warts will preside a The engineer's report did not takee*- himself. He. Is a graduate of the Observations from Weniher nure.iu Henry Brokaw j Sutphen, son of Mr night, the hemorrhage* having ceaued Saturday with his bride. the jplano. ceptlon to the durability ai the ma- of the Sea Parochial School, this city North Broadway, Long Branch, and Mrs. Joseph Sutphen, of Grove He is still exceedlnly weak from the The reception Is open to members and mrisl and tbe board decided to defer having passed through the eight) o'clock a. m. The Orapowln baseball nine are the street, and Mrs. Elsie gaint John IOBS of blood, but otherwise he feelB f,rjends of the church, and a large at Francisco has been received here action of acceptance of the an school grade with the class of '12. Highest temperature yeBtarday, 70 real goods in Long Branch and entltl fairly good. '",'•• tendance is expected. Already the The ceremony took place at Newark until Building Inspector McDermott He will ta.ke a high school and col Lowest temperature last night, 86 ed to a full house. Mr. Grapewtn am new mistress of the parsonage lias Mr. Harlan are working hard to make last Saturday night. jMr. Sutphen of the State Board of Education had lege course •< St. Francis, and his Temperature, 8 o'clock a. m., 61. Home From NeV Hampshire. many friends since arriving at Long the vaudeville one of the best that has holds a lucrative position with ^ filed his report, which Is eipected this friends and associates predict a brlgh ChaDge in temperature In 24 hour Prof, and Mrs. Christopher Gregory Branch. ever struck the city. Prudential Life Insurance Company week. future for him. Martin is a studiom plus 1 degree. returned Tuesday from a vacatio A pleasing program has been and has been spending considerable-o BJds were submitted *r . James boy, yet he finds time for outdoor li Barometer, 8 a. m., (sea level) It in worth the price of admission Bpont in New Hampshire. They have pared to commence at eight o'clock his ttroe of We IBTHe TaT westr"MT Lloyd & Bon and John A. Eaton for nn and enjoys alt kinds of healh 29.85, alone to hear- Mr, GrapewlBT He ie a been away durlngihejnonth of Au It will include music, singing and re clever actor and has a large following Sutphen Is a graduate of the Chattlo grading the school grounds'.' The con- fifl"sports. Barometer, S o'clock last night, (»ea gust. Prof. Gregory feels refreshed freshments. It is announced that he and his wife High School. tract was awarded Xo »O» former, level i 29.96. from his trip and is ready to take up will appear for the last time in "Mr whose estimate «f *|M5 *«s th'a low Body of Wm. J. Kane Brought Home Wind velocity. 14 miles. his work anew on September 10th as Visiting at Red Bank. Pipp." e'lt. The remains of Wiilliam J. Kane, Wind direction, north. Olst. Supt. Neal a Visitor, supervisor of thej'ong Branch schools Miss Rebecca Clayton and Mini Who died in Staten Island Tuesday Highest wind velocity in past 24 Tickets for the vaudeville are now District Superintendent Dr. George on sale at the postofflce at West End H.*leal, a former pastor of St. T • Hotel Proprietor Sprains Finger. Clara Dey, of Newark, are spending (morning, were brought to hit* late real- hours to 8 o'clock a. m,, 20 miles. M. E. Church, spent Monday, David Biting, pronrletol" and owner The Tadpole a Winner. thia week aa the> guests of Miss Clay- dence, South Fifth avenue, this cityj Direction, 8owtn. day with Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Betinett, or the former Kothanberg Hotel, fell Stout's Tadpole captured first plac ton'B sister, MrB. William W. L.etson, yesterday afternoon. The funeral will Humidity, 8 o'clock a. m., 84 . per Machine Knocks Down Fence. of Washington street. Dr. Neil Is n from a chair yesterday afternoon anil in the race of the mosquito fleet yes of Oakland street, Red Dank. be held at the 'Star of the Sea Church An automobile owned by civil love with his new work and likt-s sprained the second linger pf his terday afternoon. Hamilton's Goop tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. In- Humidity, 10 o'clock a. m., 70, per gineer B. E. Throckmorton backed in Brldgeton. His daughter, Marlon, right hand. This morning he was un- was second and McCarters Neahitt Preserving? terment, In charge of funeral director ent. to the sidewalk and fence of theoli Newlng estate on Broadway, near Nor who has been In poor health for a able to move the flnter. ' third. Tbi» was one of the scries pf We have just received a fresh con- William H. Morris, Jr.. will bo .at Mt. Humidity, 11 o'clock a. m., 68 pc long time, does not improve mush. Dr. monthly races of the fleet, no prise Carmel cemetery. cent. wood avenue, yesterday afternoon signment of Preserving Kettles, Mn- Neal is superintendent or the Bridge- Band concert at Ocean Park Sunday being offered. lon and Glass top jars, rubbers, etc., One year ago today the weather w.ia breaking down the fence and coming in contact with a big tree. The tree ton district, succeeding Rev. Dr. No- evening. 2031OS05" also all sizes of coal hods, garbage Band concert at Ocean Park Sunday cloudy, minimum temperature, 64 mar J. Wright, now of Bradley Beach. Ftr«t-clMs moving pictures, Empire pans and galvanized wash. tubs. evening. 203to205' maximum temperature, 79. This year however, stood Us ground. The mar chine escaped damage. A son of Mr Ocean Park Thsstr* Theatre, JWoomouth street, Red Jacob Stelnbach. 203-204* minimum temperature, 56; maximum Prize waltz at pcean Park Casino, Motion Pictures changed dally. Ad- Bank, every evening, 8.16. Matinee, Prize waltz at Ocean Park Casino, temperature, 70; average tempera Throckmorton bad cranked the ma cbine, when th« auto bacKed, mission 19c Wedneiday ao Ud 202"tt* ASvertloe la the Dally Record, tonight. " t\jre last year,, 71.5; tbi« year,"83,3. tonight, * C::S BRANCH DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1912. BUTTERFLY FIRM RAISING LARGE CROPS I Three County Farmers Have Great Success With Peachei, Tomatoes Our Present Clothing Potatoes. Kdwani Fenton, of Lineroft, has one. IT of the finest peach crops ever grown •''* „•. ...-. •43Bw& i IS A REVELATION IN In M on mouth county. His orchard 1 consists of twenty acres. Already lit? Actor To Start Nursery To Sat- bus sold 2,000 baskets of early fruit, T . MERCHANDISING and it is estimated that there are still isfy Desires of Society 6,000 baskets of medium late fruit up- on the trees. Peaches of the Elberta Women. and nolle of Georgia varieties are Bell- ing for 75 cents a basket. THE GREATEST SUIT The longing of New York society to Henry C. Roberts, of New Mon- Jiave s- liutterfiy-IiiK around moulh.. sent 9HJ) crates, of p_rjme__ to-_j matoet s to NQN W YYork k l last wc*»kk . ThThii s "-:«,«. shipments have averaged l?r, SALE IS NOW ON crates a day. Altogether, Mr. Roberts expects to have nearly 4,000 crates of Ighta who have had a hangar In win- U)^a)miH thi(J Every Odd Suit ter to see. »e gay wingi, of these fcalcy- 8cudrter s. sjlvpr8i of Marlboro on innects flutter about the house, an townshlDp u one of ,he be.r,known po- in the house that they do in the ganhms of the Newport ut0 werB ,I(Jh M ft forty acro cottages or Adirondack huts, are going fl(l)d of Amerlcan 0UntB. They aro sold for $18.00, to navy that turning out 125 barrels to the acre. This in being accomplished by dint 'which in a better yield than last year, $16.50, $15. now of Jersey genius, Just an the craving j but tho price Is lower. Mr. Silvern of the Idle rich lor frog legs, winter sold his potato crop for $9,000. strawberries, toads, fresh eggs, snakes, bedbugs, roues and violets, spider*. BELFORD NEWS bulldogs, mushrooms and like luxuries In being catered to, by well organized Charles Raesi has moved from Key "Jwsey's CJraatasi Man's Jton" farm*. The butterfly farm Is to be es-port to the Henry Schanck house tabllHhf-d at Red Dunk by Frederick nrro Mr, K^^ is superintendent .it RED BANK. V. Bowers, who la an actor. |tlie Lorillard plant of the National When Interviewed, Mr. flowers, with Firepropflns Company. AUTUMN reluctance, admitted it. | jjrBi <;eOrge Varnall has returned "I feared publicity wan inevitable," from a visit with friends at Bergar- he naid gettfnj between the reporter fields, N. J. MILLINERY benefit from his neighbor's Improve- and the front gate. "The Idea WHS soj miH'B Mary compton recently spent ment. novel that 1 was sure it would go—erjaoveral days with relatives at Point The first authentic- • • * —II would of necessity attract atten- Pleasant^ news of the fall millinery "PICKED UP ON tion, and I made up my rnlnri to admit Mr. and Mrs. George Hlllaker have The officers and directors of Wash- everything rather than have false ru- baen summering at their bungalow in •tyl»s is coveyed by this ington Park believe in that old max- mors get abroad. It is true that I in-Die Cfttskilla. im that "cleanliness is next to Godli- exhibition. tend to .raise butterflies. Though you Dr. and Mrs. O. W. Budlong have ness." The association Is not only THE STREET" see me here in the siirroundhms of thi !>oen entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Of»o. We invite inspection keeping Us park In "apple pie" order, simple life, though outwardly I am K. Major, of ilerford, N. C. Mrs. Bud- for Superintendent W/rrthlfV Is on the rustic of a Jersey farm, long and Mrs. Major are slsterB •f this premier showing job six rtiiVK In seven and has the ajMJt Several of the city's prize anglers my life has a grave? side—the i>rofon- Fred Crane has rented one of his rnoxt Inviting, but also will take a of the corr ct modes. are ftt Barnegat on a fishing trip to- Blonal side—and the pulse beats of nuw houses here to Albert E. Lang- 'hand hi cleaning up the adjoining day. They left before seven o'clork the humanity of a large city reach and fcrd of Key port. neighborhood. Nol far from the park and are expected back before sun- sllr me. One of these beats reached Camp Wolfe, on the bayshore, Is is found an unsightly building that is down. A wireleBH by way of Sea Sitle me last winter when [ read the Strug- better patronized this year than ever; a menace to the neighborhood. In the STEINBACH CO.,\ Park and Shark River received short- gles of New York women to get live before. It is said that. Including the rear of tho building, too, abutting the ly after one o'clock to-day Bays that butterflies. it was pathetic. Why fftah air children, over 300 people are park, is a place that needs cleaning up-, Asbury Park, NJ. I fish are biting a& never before and they charged them $5 per for them, now staying there. and the jrark association in going to that "Ike" Cranmer'a basket Is full and (hey had damaged wings—the but- Captain and Mrs. William Hade, of see what can be done along legitimate and running over with the finest speci- terflies, I mean. I found that chrysai- Hoboken are the guests of of relatives lines, for at Us meeting last, night, a men of weakflsb that were ever Idw cost fifty cents each, and I felt in town. resolution was adopted directing Its •hooked along the Jersey Shore, and thai pulse beat again. Why, those Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Jones have had \ pr&aMent to get In touch with the. the best part of It all Is he naught villlana made $4.">o profit on each but- as their guests Mrs. Mabel Hodliie and Hoard of. Health wl u view of getting thorn with book and line and didn't terfly. Three dollars will do me, per-KM. Bertha Williams, of Long favorable fiction. buy a tingle fish. haps $2. That remains to be seen. Branch. # • • My fur coal decided me. When I saw M'sa Mabel Clark, of Brooklyn, is STATE POLITICAL NOTES. Earnest support to the Wllaon cause • • • OCEANPORT NEWS is being given by Bishop J. D. Mea 1G, 1 have on more than one occasion how eaay it was to raise moths In availing fear aunt, Mrs. H. H. Foster. A picturesque estate In Norwood Postmaster I). A.- VanNote has re- If Congressman William Hughes, oi colored,* of the United Christian complimented the ('lean Up Club for fur coat, I knew it would, not be hard Carrie Ferry ,of Bay on 119, spent last Christian Church of Newark. lilshop avenue has just changed tmnds^ It to raise (heir cousins, the butterflies." ti rn id from a fortnight's visit at Paterson, Hies his resiguai ion as a its splendid work during lust May, and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry member of the House of -Represent a- Heads is OTg&nling the colored- voters has for yearlff been the property of at the name time suggested that it be "When will you start distributing," Mou'it Tabor, where Mrs.. Van Note Ferry. former Coimciman James Campbell, s Blending the summer. tives at Washington, as It is expected in various sections of North Jers.jy continued, l think the name of the Mr, llowt'i's was asked. ....-flklward M. Berry spent a dayhe will in a few days, Governor Wilson as branches of the Democratic State •who, In spite of increasing years, has club might be changiMl to "Civic," and "As soon as cold weather sets In. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woolley, of League of colored voters. Bishop kept up his floral display each year Greenport, L. I., have been visiting recently Vlth her parents, Captain and will issue a proclamation calling for B let It be In working order fifty-two My idea has been applauded warmly Mrs. Douglass Riddle. special election to fill the unexpireJ Meade takes the same stand on tho until It hia become one of the show weeks in the year. In spring, summer and advance orders are coming 111. Mrs. Woolley's mother, Mrs. Cather- 1 Ruosevelt attitude toward the negro places of that thoroughfare. With ne "Lohsen. William Tilton spent last Tfaur&da; term of the present congressman and autumn it could do things that PlariB are being drawn for two mam- at Ocean Grove attending camp meet- There are two reasons why Mrvoter. s as the .«.ev. Dr. I. W. L'. Rouml- a modern country estate on the hill, would please tho cottager as well as moth roiiKPi'vatorles—I wo of 'em— MI'B. Eugene Beales has returned Hughes will resign as a member ol t* i, at Trenton, namely, that Roose- which Is now promised, the place can to her home at Jacksonville, Florida, ing. the nil-year resident, while In winter here on my little farm. Already 1 have William Andresori visited Sunday Congress. One is that he was avelt'p s effort to eliminate the negro tie made one of the moBt attractive It might prod the projie.rty owner who placed orders for 5,000 cocoons of the ter Bpemling the past two wetHiS pointed to a Judgeship in Pastaic voters in the South was merely a bid In the city. Norwood avenue Is a with her father, Daniel Bennett. and Monday aV Nyaek. fftilH to shovel SHOW from his side- rarest ami f&udleat lepadotera, ami an Rev. J. F. Heilenman was a Monda. County by Governor Wilson last • o catch the white vote. growing thoroughfare. I*ots have dou- walk. A Civic Club would have man/ I speak to you at this moment, gaunt Miss Nellie Compton, of New York, spring and has already qualified for bled In value In a few yearn, while a a been enjoying a two weeks' va- visitor at Ocean Grove, attending The Atlantic County Democrats aro problems to HOIVP. One of them would Brahinins are tanging the jungles of camp meeting. this place on the bench, ho having village of boiJEPs have been built with- be to ediirate KOIIIP property owners to India 'and swarthy peons the reaohes ti m at the home of her parents, Mr. had a substitute to lit for him atcirculating petitions to nominate for in a short time. With sewer extension and Mrs. John T. Compton.. Wiilllam Kenible and granddad-. the Assembly T. Parks Duncan, of 1 lio^uet rt nf UeepiUK his or her pla. -•of the Amazon, seeking them for me. Ore visiting Mrs. Bert MacLusky, of Judge in order to to continue to ro.n In a few ntoiHbH, the avnnne will have In order, even though unoccnpledi ami at 50 e«n(K apiece. Yes, by the first Craig Finnegan has been visiting resent his district while Congress has- ho Hotel Continental, of Atlantic City, no reason to sidestep from any of (lie Mr. and Mrs. James Plenby at Banjor, Pemberton avenue. been in session. The other reason Ind Dr. W. E. Jonah, one of the best not let the place grow up in weeds. fnll of snow. I will be ready to sup- Mrs. Georgie Sickles, of Red Bank cottage thoroughfares along the ihore. It could do things In other directions ply the demand." V jnr for resigning is that he is a canilidau 'mown physicians of Atlantic City. John VanHavexback, who opened a spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Hfor United Sta'tes Senator to succe»'i Hip Democratic leaders'claim this is • • • toward making a City Beautiful every "Will your new venture Interfere B. Edwards. day In the year. with your anting?" querjed the report- t; Bering establishment here last Frank O. Briggs. In the event vi .kv'strongest ticket put. up by the par- peveral of the North Long Hraneh a iring, will move back to Brooklyn Sunday will be the Epworth League Congressman Hughes resigning, the y in years. The Progressives will al- cottagers are displeased In the way —THE MAN ABOUT TOWN. er, timidly, for Mr. Bowers had boen rally day. The meeting in the evening reticent regarding hia profession dur- abort September 15. Regular Democratic and RepublicaV ie have the legislative ticket In the the Salvation Army retreat la being Smith & Walling have the contract will be in charge of the pastor. candidates for Congress in the DiBSold to oppose Assemblymen Emerson used. Instead ot thirty or forty oc- ing the tineMlioiiing. Edna and Francis Lemming, o: BRADLEY BEACH SHORTAGE "1 am sorry that you brought that to paint the interior of the public tiict will also be candidates to till ttit U Richard* and Joseph Salus) who wilt cupanta in a cottage of twenty rooms, scliooj of Navewlnk. Thwy alBo paint Ocean Grove, spent Sunday with Flor unexpired term of Mr. Hughes. IKS the Regular Republican nominees, It IB reported that as high an 140 "have up," he said. "I am anxious lo have ed the interior of the local school. encc VanSchoick. Dead Borough Collector Failed to Ac-tny simple life here l ly trouble awaits them. It IH just aa Bee il will make it all the more diffi- Miss fJnUy Pike Is the guest of Mrs. D. Dickinson, former Secretary After the appointments made last covd'H a period of the borough"* busi- similar nature. Anyone interested ca vi-iir. there remained as eligible for Actor Byron says: "No one wants to ness from 1W)S to llHV.i. The borcult- . Hut do aa you BOS nt ahnut it." Frank KvlRcr on Washington street. become a contributing member. State, from his vacation trip, he hae find fault with the children, but ft la Mi-. Bowers said that lie had not The Misses Pauline and Amy LOII assumed command of the Taft forces ippointment 2,011 men wlio "passed ough Authorities are prevented from Mrs. Kenneth West and Miss HaMie last years test and who, therefore., the wav the rules of nanllaion are vi-taking further action because of the decided whether or not ho would use BtTOftt are boarding for two weeks with Rhodes spent Monday at New York in Hudson County, and preparations olated is what pains tho summer folk." his name hi counet-tion with the butMir- . Allen on Hoeonri street. are actively going forward to give were eligible for appointment this year, Tact that time limit has expired and Mrs. Thomas Howard and Miss Mail the Progressive-Rothcrham forces a Til839 names together with the names • • • any illenul tr&&s&&tio&i 1 hat may have terfly venture. The chief objection AUss Mattle Tahor, of Auburn N. Y.,on Howard have returned to Brooklyn to web plan w»« publicity. VAU the gueBt of Rev.' and Mrs. A. A. red hot fight. The Taft people in it" tlwse who passed this year wore The lot of the average summer resi- been made tho outlawed after spending the summer with Mr Hudson County will have a Full conn all a rlifieil to the f'onnty Judges and The rejtorr of the account shows "IcKay, Tuesday. and Mrs. J. E. Corites, dent 1B not always a bed of rose*. Fre- ENJOYE OLD-TIME STRAWRIDE ty ticket and will fight to carry the dewi y Boards of Election, making a quently you find a cottager who de-that the late Patrick C. Manlon, bor- Miss Mildred Bruce is spending a Miss Anna Klrby left Tuesday fo. primaries for their ticket from top to j week with relatives in Atlantic High- total of :i,H38 names who this year UglatH clipping mid beautifying hi* :fly,1| "ciol'lr.l7, which he failed to acooui Miss Kathrino Brower left yesterday Mrs. Phoebe Wright, of Sea Girt. Record and John Rotherham, ilu vvcre not enough eligiblea and vacan- often lease privileges to a bill-board for. The fact that in 1908 and 1909 A very pleasant evening's euterialn- on the, Albertina to speml a few days Mrs. John Enright and daughter Lu- leaders, respectively, of the other two with rclaaives in Brooklyn. cies liad lo he. filled by appointment concern and then wonder why more the borough expended $31, G00 and meut In tlie form of an oUMashionert clle, of Brooklyn, were week-end Republican forces in the county, and by the county judges. cottagers don't come to the shoi;e and $16,390, respectively. In excess of Its strawrlde to Highlands was tendered Tho sacrament of the Lord's Supper guests of Miss Anna Kfrby.* it Is expected that this contest will ill be administered at the First Pres- b'Jv. The owner of vacant lots In ppropriatlons is also disclosed in tr TucKday night to a number of friends IKS Bartina Megtli, of Pemberton produce some picturesque politics. lyterian Church Sunday morning at Belford Woman Marries. thinkly settled places ougiii to be report. by Mrs. ,1-C. Rothschild and Mrs. M. avenue was a recent guest of Mrs. 1 o'clock. Changing of the ward lines in Uip HII Pora I^eek, daughter of Mr. taxed good and plenty unless the land M. Marcuwe, who have cottages at Charles Blakeley, of Long Branch. City of Newark has caused a jm/./.liiM and Mrtf. George Leek, of Belt'or.l, Is cleared up and weeds cut. If I had Pleasure, ihis city. Miss Erma Cooper, of Middletown tangle as to election dictricts, and itwill be married on Friday, September my way he would have extra tax to Those on the ride included: Mr. and has returned home after spending ten may yet lake the state authorities to Jth, at the home of her parents to pay, instead of getting off for about Mrs. J. C. Rothschild, Mr. and Mrs. JOYS OF LIFE. day with her aunt, Mrs. Sadie 'Meglll. solve the situation. In appointing Haloid Martin, of Port Monmouth. A. half and then expecting to roan the M. M. Marcuse, Mr. and Mrs. M. election officers for vacancies on thewedding dinner and reception will StraiiH, Charles Straus, .Ir., and Mrs. Live while you are alive. In NEW M0NM0UTH NEWS Election Boards, the Essex County ollow, after which the newlywerts will Joseph Wood, Leo Wood ami family, other words, enjoy this life as it Judges held that the next election depart foe a wedding jourr.';- *o parU Mrs, A. Kohu ami son. Miss Irene comes to you, Listen to the bird Dr. Claude A. Co'nover, of Newmus- t take place according to theoUl mknown. Kobn, Miss Dora Wood and son, Mrs. songs and the voices of the chil- burgh, N. Y., was a recent guest of district lines, while the municipal au- Spend, the Day Messing and daiiKbier, Jennie; Mrs. dren. Linger to watch the sunset his brother, A. D. Conover. thorities insist that ' the action of Something Mower. M. young, ('. lK>eb, William Wilson Common Council in' redistricting the or the opening of a flower. Take Timothy Reddlngton, who is en- Though unaccustomed to hard ronn- and several chidren. gaged in the produce commission bus- city into wards was valid and will into your life the goodness, the iness in New York, spent the week- recognize the new election district unl liibor, Tuff old Knutt was earning Metamoi-phosis. pleasure and the brightness of every end with his family in town. lines. The basis of tlie puzzling prob- his breakfast by doing some -in tual Blobbs—I lost itiy knife in the pork, day, for "we shall pass this way Miss Ella Schanck, of Asbury Park, lem lies in the conflict between the work. mid when I wout hnck to tho bent h ias been visiting Mrs. Fits Roy Wall-Goran election law and » general law "Well, raa'nm," he snlfl, "I've split ATLANTIC CITY but once," and then when you which gives a city the right to Change where T hnd been sitfinK w\v,\\ An yon reach the last day that is given you ing. de khiillln'. Anything more?" supposo I found? Blobbs—Your knife. ward lines'once in five years. SPECIAL. EXCURSION here you will be content and can Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Roberts "Yes," nnsweml tho woman of the BUibhN—Jfoj n ronple of SIHJOUS.—Phil- lave had as their guests their HQJL Several Hudson _ County P-rogrflfl- miHe, 'MhcreTS the lawn moffei'."— VIA. •ay, "I have lived." ailelphla Itet'ord. ind his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Edward II.gives who are opposed to what they, Liicayo Tribune, Roberts, of Brooklyn. denominate as the dictorial methods New Jersey Central Miss May Pomers, of New York, has of George L. Record, have started a been visiting her cousin, Miss Ethel move to oust him from his Bull Moos? WEDNESDAY Advertise In the Dally Record. /Van Zee. leadership In the county. Record is a All that is mrthl; MisB Edith Farman, of Jersey City, candidate for Congress in the Twelfth EGGS FEINBERG&KANTER u ntthjrrt to piiia a guest of William S. RobertB and District on the [Progressive ticket nnd Sept. 4th, 1912 CHILDREN, $1.25 jXtURITO -Kin« - family. the-fl'ght will center agartnst his as- Direct from the nest to you SECOND HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT A PRESCRIPTION Miss Augusta Grlggs has had aspirations for ' nomination. Captain • Will deliver at your con- Round Trip Tickets, good only on above date on SPECIAL CNot ft Patent Medicine) tier guests Nelson Grlggs, of Paesaic, John Graham, LLnrold J. Bouton aii'l venience. Teleclione or AND SOLD FROM ONE PIECE TO A Guaranteed to Relieve TRAIN which leaves Long Branch at 8.4S a. m. Returning and Mrs. Victor Paul and children, of others are leading in the movement. leave order at address. Special Train Leaves Atlantic City 6.25 p. m. COTTAGE FULL, HIGHEST PRICES Philadelphia. Captain Graham is opposing Record Mrs,^Mary Lodi, of Philadelphia, re- or the Congressional nomination and' RETAIL. O1VL.Y ; PAID. Rheumatism Bouten is a candidate, for Congress'in For full details consult Ticket Agents or write or 'phone SCIATICA and NEURITIS mtly spent several days with M r. Without Dn of Opiates or Narcotics id Mrs. Henry C. Frost. the Eighth District They charge that SHORE EGG COMPANY , C. JT. GUMMERSBACH, or join Money Refuaded Record refuses to- recognize active 184 WESTWOOD AVENUE KTdUMiililiil aim. 00.,M.I. Progressive workers *and instead 's 309 B'way Long Branch, N. J, District Pauenger Agent ASBURY PARK, N. J. TELEPHONE 360-W. rou &ius BI Advertise in the Daily Rec- selecting for office a lot of more office Tele. 297-J. BURK'S PHARMACY, WSRT'8 PHAHMACT Beekere. LOCAL AGENTS, ord. It will pay you. The Beifortf church also nas charge of a sandwich booth In exhibition hall, In charge of Miss Nellie Compton and [Mrs. George Yarnell. P School Shoes That Wear Have You a Bargain The usual number of fakirB are on This is going to be a veiy hard year to get good hand, ami the jewelry wheel, hit the shoes at a reasonable price because of the advance in oon, ring the cane, African dip, etc., To Offer the People of Long Branch ? are catching the dimes and nicStles jf EYE WITH 10W leather. I have school shoes here, and coming that he unwary and unsophisticated. will be as good as mine always are and that is very There are also a number of vaudeville Is there something you want to buy at a bargain ? Have you something that you want attractions. Red Bank YdUth Will Probably good as hundreds know. Price, 11.00, 11.15, $1.35, to exchange for something else ? Remember that this is the market place of Long Branch. Racing to Be Feature. " $1.50, $2.00 up to $3.00 all made of leather. I'm stand- It is the place where you can get together with your neighbors and match your wants with The afternoon feature will of course Lose Member As Result ing more than my share of the advance. Lr/__ >e the facing. The following events their desires. will be run off: Of Accident. CLARENCE WHITE, RED BANK, N. J. First Race, 2:17 Pace—Purse $300. The Price is Only One Cent a Word Entries—Gypsy Lad, H. lC. Long- Arthur, the three-year-old son -t Mr. and_M rs. Arthur Thompson, of Bifcet, Mount Holly; Ponkapog, Gua i HELD FORJSSAULT QIVEN BIRTHDAY - Why not get busy and let'your wants be known ? Drawer, Asbury Park; Danish Belle, White street, Red Bank, was seriously 3odenweiser Stables, Host Orange; njured between/one and iwo o'clock Red Bank Colored Women Scrap Up- Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Enjoy Pauy Dillon, M. D. Metcalf, N. Y.; yesterday afternoon, when he was on Return from Picnic at Boynton Evening at Joline Ave. Residence. Powder Hoy, County Hotel Stables, struck in the right eye by an arrow, Beach. On Monday evening a liinliday par- SomervllU?; Leland Gentry, Elwood shot from a, home-made bow and ir- Pearl street, between Monmouth y was given In honor of Mr. and Mrs. HELP WASTED—FEMALE • MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Snyder, Eatontown; Keta Ambulator, r.ow manufactured by one of his piny- ind West Front streets, Red Bank, Cooper, at their Joline avenue home. Thomas Berry, Plainfleld; Carrie Dil- mates out of an old bell-rope. t the scene of a colored women's Tliey were greeted by njany^ .friends, WANTED—Girl, white or colored, READY to erect bungalows to suit FOR RENT—Eight room house and lon, Charles S. Parker, Trenton; Ba- The accident happened in tlie front scrap about nine o'clock last night. and all had a pleasant evening. Tho for f. nci ill housework. 60 Cooper purchasers, payments monthly '.%- barn, cor. High St. and Springdale ronella, Nelson Varney, Fairground; ard of the Thompson residence, and The participants were Vanlce Sim- time was spent in music and song, re- Ave. stead of rent or straight mortgage. Ave. 203to214* Kentucky Bell, William H, I^eese, Pat- there were several children around. mons anil Lena Lewis. The Simmons reshmenta following. Many beautiful Address Bungalow, Record office. erson; Barney Chimes, P. E. Layton, Mrp. Thompson was walking toward woman lives in Water street, better jifts were received. WANTED— Laundress, white or col- 203to205* TO LET—7-room house, in good Paterson; King John, J. W. Giles, Pat nown as "Crow Hollow," while £&8 ored, by week, day or month. Apply condition, gas and running water, $12 he front yard when she heard one of Those present were: Rev. A. Small- erBon; Emily Deforest, Alcyona Farm, he youngsters say, "Shoot him In the Lewis woman was out of her district, wood, M. and Mrs. W. Douglass, Mr, Miss Rae Solomans, Huyler Cottage, WANTED—100 white leghorn pul- Her month. Apply 76 Rockwell Ave. N. Y. who residing in the old Mansion House, Ocean Ave., WeBt End.. • etB, April hatched. Abner A. Badger, 2O3tt eye." Mrs. FJ. Latlinn, Mr. ami Mr*, fe. Second Race, 2:40 Trot—Purse $1100. Mra. Thompson arrived on the scene •orner of Leighton avenue and Rlvor Smith. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mills, Mr,.and 87 Washington St., Long Branch. street. WANTED—Girl as good cook- In 203to208 TO LET—6-room house with gas, Entries—Sid Star, H. M. Fry. Mount in time to see her child sink to the Mrs. W. Raglan. Mr. and Mrs. R. Pat- private family. Apply Tltoa. B. Wool- $14. 393 Columbus Place. * Holly; Mary C, M. Murphy, Bedford; ground in pain. After hiding the eye, The women had just returned from on, Mr. and Mra. F. Royer, Mrs. ley, 241 Broadway. • 201tf WANTED—Loan of $45,000, at 6 Perfection, J. B. Hiuhimer, Mount the- arrow tell to the ground. the colored excursion to Boynton Philips, Mrs. Hampton, Mips Smith, of per cent on Improvemed property on HOUSE to rent with or without Washington, D, C; Mr. and Mrs. Sp^ti- Well- barn. 215 Monmouth Ave. Inquire Holly; Sea Brook, E. P. Campbell, The youngster suffered intensely Beach, which was held yesterday, WANTED—At once, s; letglrli Shark River, 60 acres, value J160.000. Philadelphia; Sue Grattan, O. E. Con- someihing occurred during the day ^er, Miss Uryant, of New York; Miaa worth 6 and 10c store. 200t( 323 Branchport Ave 202.0206^ rom the wound, the arrow having tl, Wuinright, Mrs. D. Ransom,' Mrs. John M. Nixon, 95 William St., New over, Philadelphia; Princess Guy, E.pierced the ball of the eye and searing hat did not please the Lewis woman STEINBACH CO., Asbury Park, re- York. 203-205* FOR RENT—Small house; improve fiecker. Hurleyvllle; Elastic, Remson and when she got off the train at the Sykes, Mrs. Temple, Mra. Gwanthney, the cornea. Mr3. Thompson took the Mrs. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Walker, quire tfje services of thoroughly ex- ments. 201 Third Ave. 201tf & Post, Roslyn; Linda S., Dr. C. H child in her arms and called him to station she followed the Simmons wo perienced saleswomen in various de- WANTED—House In Long Branch, Harris, Flemlngton; AVetherell, Geo. man. _ Mr. and Mn. W_._Newt!g_n< and Hr, anU free and .clear, In exchange _for_ele- FOR SALE—Variety store, entire the ofllco of Dr. R. 71. Garrison Mrs. Harmon,. S. Johnson, A- Meada, partments. Apply at once at Superin- Randolph, Freehold; Lady Ingelow, Monmouth street. The physician up- The latter claimed that while she tendent's offlce. 15Ctf vator apartment house in Harlem. stock and fixtures. 49 Atlantic Ave., George Randolph, Freehold; Geo. Wal- was walking in Pearl street the Lewis H. Bowman and J. Royster. Equity $60,000. Rent about $12,000. North Long Branch. 200to205* lace, W. J- Hornbuckle, Brooklyn: illed soothing lotions lo ollevifttfL tae John M. Nixon, 05 William St., New lain and advised the removal of the woman came up behind her and start- HOUSE TO LET—Very Desirable, Miss Bessie, Joseph S. Booream, New ed a scrap, hitting her in the face mid IVIN5 IN GOOD FORM REAL ESTATE FOR SALE York. • 203-205* Brunswick; Begonia, Remson & Post, child to the hospital. 626 Vernon St. 200to211* Mrs. Thompson, late yesterday af- pulling out her hair and sidecon •DELIVERED sea sand and ravel. Roslyu; California Belle, Greenbank A humorous aspect was put oh tho Red Bank Trap-Shooter makes Fine' FOR SALE—Property on Morris I and ,grav TO LET—Two new seven room Farin, Red Bank; Minnie R?x, Green ternoon brought her son to the Mon Phone 126, Con Gaskin. 179tf mouth Memorial Hospital, this city, irrence ibis morning, when the S Record at Dongan Hills. Ave., between Second and Third,' lot L 171 houses, Improvements. Rockwell Ave. bank Farm,* Red Bank; Leona, Greer mon» woman, alter making out a com- 80x300, 12-room house and large'sta- making the trip on the train. Arthur Albert L. Iviiis. Rod MHiik'u assessor, LIVE Calves and Cattlattle ^!BWDflhtg , near Joline. Apply to Cranmer Bros., bank Farm, Red Bank. plaint for assault and battery, stated crack itrap-KhdUer and1 presidei*t of ble. Big bargain. Apply J. F. Braney, Will call for them. Address, Cattle, Governor's and Farmers' Day To was put in the euro of the eyo special contractors. 200to205" 1st here, who holds out very little en- that the hair was not her own, andthe Riverside Gun Club, of that place Real Estate Agent, opposite Long care Record. 179tf morrow. consequently the act of pulling It out TO LET—5-room bungalow, all im- rouragement that the eyesight can ba covered himself with glory yesterday Branch depot. 201to204* did not cause much pain. H. RITZAU, remover of dead ani- provements furnished, Apply 146 Pa Tomorrow will be Governor's and sav«;d. at the big clay bird shoot held at Don- CHOICE Norwood Avenue property mals. Red Bank, N. J., Telephone villon Ave. 199to204 Fanners' Day. Govenor Wilson, es- The Lewis woman was arrested this Kan Hills, S. I., under (he aimplcea of Today, the lad is resting easily al 1 for sale. Modern 12-room cottage, 129-J. 179W corted by the Ked Bank Cavalry afternoon by Chief Arthur L. Wyml.s tin Richmond ("ounfy Fair. Mr. IvlnB nenly decorated, corner lot. Reason TO LET—6-room apartment, water Troop, will attend and make an wS* the hospital but it is probable he will ami she will be given a hearing tomor- broke 98 out or 100 of the "birds," for selling want smaller House. In- LADIES' & GENT'S Saratoga Restau- gas. Central Ave., Ingulre 228 Broad dress. Members of all the Granges ise the sight of the member entirely. row morning at nine o'clock before capturing first position. Ho had a fine quire at 144 Norwood Ave. 171tf ant a la Carte, catering to weddings way. 198tf n Monmouth county will also attend e will be confined to the Institution Recorder Harry C. Bndeaii at the Bor-score of 88 straight. He is of the and dinner parties a specialty. K. W. several days. TO LET—Store 228 1-2 Broadway. and picnic in a large tent on the fair ough Hall. opiniopin tonn thath at he could have broken l^O Jlenman, prop.. Monmouth St., cor. grounds. The judges in the various It is not known which one of the HELP WANTED Inquire Goldstein's Dept. Store. 19*tf playmates shot the -arrow. Mrs traigHt if the shoot had not been in West St., Red Bank, N. J. departments will also have finished TRACES ISSUE TO LORD'S PRAY- for about a half-hour when WANTED—Waitress or waiter at FO* RENT—5 light room flat, run- their work by noon tomorrow. Thompson was hysterical after the ae ER. Dr. Charle. C. CatLnach, Veterin- :ident and It was difficult to quiet (iovernor John A. l>ix, of New York, ths Hartford Restaurant, 120 Broad- ning water and gas, $8 per month. In- William's Grove, Perm., Aug. 29.— was making a speech. ' .' ary Surgeon, office and residence 652 quire 294 Branchport Ave. 192tf her. The accident is all the morn sad way. 196tf Second AT«., Wait Kid. Phom. 726 The struggle for "daily bread" la the The ahoot la helns continued to-day because Arthur is the only child. only overshadowing issue in the pres- Weat T%AWtf STORE TO LET In the new Gold and Mr. Ivins Is back "on the Job." Mr. Thompson IH a carpenter and Is ent campaign as it has been handed HORSES FOR SALE stela Building. Apply J. Ooldsteln. employed by Craig & Ewing, the Ro<] i 187tf JOHN DOD HAS down along the ages, according to Impolitt. LOST AND FOUND Bank contractors. Governor Wilton, candidate* for Presi- WORK Hor»e for •ale reasonable. "Why wouldn't you put out your This is essentially "Children's Day,' dent, who addressed the great "Far 87 S. Broadway. 202toE06* LOST—Wednesday afternoon on OSBORNE TO DIRECT GRAFT mers' Rally" here today. He assailed tongue for the doctor this morning, nd many scholars of the Mon mouth PROBE the tariff, In his speech, and empha- Kail?" Norwood Ave. Dust cover from au- ounty schools have received compli- FULL Fl sized the fact that the fight for bread "Oh, Emmy, 1 couldn't 1 don't AGENTS WANTED tomobile. Suitable reward will be mentary tickets Irom the management. New York, N. Y.,Aug. 29.—Persist given to finder. George J. Heye, Despite the threatening weather, ant reports that former Assistant Dis came first, as spiritually requested in know htm well enough."—Fliegeude AGENTS—New book telling all Bradley Beach P. O., New Jersey. (Continued from First Page.) trict Attorney James W. Otborne the Lord's prayer. . "The farmers," Blntter. thousands of children are at the he said, "should have equal considera- about "Roosevelt and the Progressive 203-204 grounds eager to obtain knowledge of formerly Tammany candidate for Dis Those who went to hta assistance re tion with everyone else In political Party;" enormous demand; complete the awards, but many of them are trict Attorney, is rushing from Europe LOST—In John Hoagland'e stage, alized the seriousness of his condition policy, but the trustees of our govern book ready; one sample free to every like Shakespeare's school boy for to accept a designation a* special As Monday night, child's red overcoat. and he was carried to Life Saving Sta ment have not looked upon them so.' PATTEN LINE agent; highest commission or salary. sistant District Attorney to prosecute Reward. Return Mrs. Krismeyer, 487 their schools open next Tuesday. A Governor Wilson then defended the Also "Titanic Disaster," "White Slave tion No. 4, not far distant from when the "John Doe" graft inquiry before TIME TABLE EFFECTIVE JUNE Bath Ave. 202-20: fine display of intelligent direction in Farmer's Free List bill passed by the Trade," and 500 others. Write im the accident occured. Medical aid Judge Goff were circulated, here, today 80th, 1912. manual training la made by the pupils Democratic House and vetoed by the mediately for free outfit. Interim LOST—A demountable rim with of the Freehold high school whose was summoned, and later in the morn While District Attorney Whitman posi President. He said he favored putting Week Day.. tional Bible House, Perry Building, shoe, between Sea Bright and West teacher. Miss Arrowsmith, takes higl Ing the patient was removed to hit tively re-fused to comment on the re Philadelphia. 193-19C-202' End Tuesday evnlng. Liberal reward rank in her profession. home In Beach street, Monmouth agricultural implements on the free Leave Long Branch for New Tork: port, officials close to Justice Goff de list, because the American manufac- Ilockwell ave., 7.20 a. in.; *2.00, t!.8O, if returned to Oxford Market, West Beach, by his son John, Jr. dared the report was authentic. End. U Metzger. 202-SD3 The machinery, cattle, swine, and The injured man was put to bed turers sell them cheaper abroad than •3.46, t4.15, •4.4B, t6.16 p. m.; Pleai- FOR S.ALE borne, who has been in Europe on a at home. sheep Kiii- also are interesting and where he still remains suffering Iron ure Bay (trolley connactlon), T.SO, the displays are large and varied, vacation, was reported en route from a. in.; •i.10, tZ-40, •S.W, t4.26, *4.S6. FOR SALE—Cooking stove and shock and pains in hie chest. He Europe. It is said he will have com HELP WANTED—MALE The Inner man has also been well pro- spent an uncomfortable night, but sai< Id.Mi p. ra.; Sea Bright, 8.00 a. m.: heater, almost new. 393 Columbus vided for, and the mauagement hae plete charge of the graft development PREPARING TO PARADE. •2.40, t3.10, "4.26, t4SS, '5.25, t6.56 Place. WANTED—Boy with bicycle, 84 he thought he feU somewhat relieve* while Whitman and his assistant awarded the restaurant privileges tr this morning. No bones were broken p. in.; Highlands, 8.20 a. In.; '3.00, Brighton Ave., West End. 202to204 a caterer well known for his succesi Frank Moss, will thus be able to de The West End Engine Company if t3.30, *4.45, t6.16, "5.46, t8.15 V- m. and no serious results are anticipated vote their entire attention to the pros making preparations to participate n CHAUFFEUR WANTS POSITION in feeding large crowds at nomina After a few days rest it is though Leave New York. Wnl 36tu St., charge. t-cution of the Rosenthal murderer*. the firemen's parade and hose laying CHAUFFEUR wishes position with Mr. MeWood will be about as uaual •7.45, 8.45, 10.60 a, m.; H2.30, 2.30 p. Situated at the north end of tin contest to beheld at Aebury Park Sep- m.; Battery (near South Ferry), *8.20, reliable family, best mechanic as Wi*ll Roosevelt Takes Stump In Vermont tember 5th. AH members of the Long 9.20, 11.30 a. m.; tl IB, 3.10 p. m. as driver. References. 7 years' ex EXHIBITS IT FIFTH grounds, under a' large tent, the la Branch fire department desirous o" WHO OWNS BICYCLE? Bennington, Vt., Aug. 29.—Directly perience. Max Menzel, East Long dies of the Belford Methodist Churcl going In the parade are requested t< • Does not run Saturday*. . , Branch, care Mrs. Krichegard. are serving appetizing home-made re appealing for votes because of the at t Runs Saturdays only. Two Found at Early Morning Hour* tempted particular relations between meet at the West End engine house a 203to205 freshmen ts at a very reasonabli 9 o'clock in the moruing. The regu Sunday.. on Streets at Red Bank. the results here and the coming gen price. This department is in chargi lation uniform will bo worn. Leave Long Branch: Rockwell are., of E. Walt Havens, one of the active An Arrow road racing bicycle, ii oral election, Colonel Roosevelt took 4.1G, 4.30, 4.45 p. m.; Pleasure Hay MONEY TO LOAN (Continued from First Page.) workers in the church. His commit- good condition. Is in the possession the Btump personally here today to Headed by J. Pitman West's band (trolley connection), 4.2J, 4.40, 6.00 p. tee includes Mrs. L. B. Richmond, Mrs. of the Red Bank police authorities, an< ask the voters to elect the Progresi the fire laddies will first parade aroum m.; gea Bright. 4.56, 5.10, 5.30 p. m.; $1,000, $2,000, $3,000 or $5,000 to Hoard of Henlih; and that, of the J. E. Johnson, "Mrs. Garrelt Lee, Mrs.Chief Arthur L. Wymbs is anxious to ive state ticket. Incidentally he took Brighton aud Ocean avenues befor* Highlands. 6.16, 5.30, 6.60 P. m. , loan on first bond and mortgage. Ap- Monmouth county branch of the State J, Bade. The pastor. Rev, ' John A find the owner. The bicycle was foum occasion to renew his attack upon taking the 10.03 train. The local fire Leave New York, West 36th Bt.. ply to W. A. Stevens, Heisley Build- Charities and Prison Reform Associa- Oakes, is cashier. Those, that are ai in Broad street about three o'clock John I). Arcubold, Senator Penroae, men will fall in line at the corner of 8.46, 9.10, 9.30, 10.30 a. in.; Battery Ing. natt tion. Fred Santer also has a lar: sistiug the committee Include MIsse yesterday morning by officer Horatio of i Penney]vanfa, and to repeat hiH Sunset avenue and Main Btreet. (near South Ferry), 9.20, 9.46, 10.10, amount of space devoted to artistic Bessie Lohjsen, Edna Henry, Blanch Shutis, where it was standing agai contention that he and his party repre- 11.10 a. m. • AUTOMOfilLEJUR SALE taxidermy. Runyon, Maud Hoop, Alene White, the curb. The owner can have the sent the Simon-pure Republicans of Return From Their Vacations. No freight received at Battery. Editor John H. Cook, of the RedMamie Voorhees, Phoebe Morre wheel by calling at the Borough Hal the nation. Roosevelt appealed eepec- Marshall Longstreet, son of Mr. and No freight received Sundays. FOR SALE—Maxwell, 2 cylinder Bank Register, is a husy man today. Alma Osborn, Ida Richmond; Mi and establishing the identification. iully to the younger voters In the Mrs. Frank LowgBtreet, of Sprint, Wi!. C. HAYDKN. touring, in good running order, fine Kc is the director in charge of the Everett, Mrs. Charles Runyon, Mi'o. crowd. Street, Red Hank, who has been spend Btc'jr. school exhibits, and has a good reason John Hynes, Mrs. Mathan Brown, Mrs, Shortly after five o'clock yesterday ing several weeks as the guest of rel for business purposes. Curtis, 112 morning, Chief Wymbs found a whee Cottage Place. 20lto204' Lo be proud of the results of his ef- George Leek, Mr. and Mrs. Albert atives and friends at Burlington an. m : 1.14, S.43, HI, III, THE SHREWSBURY ACADEMY Hirirt will be m-elveil by the Bonnl <>f K"!• Itrnncli, fur i-imm-i-tini For Baltimore and Washington, «•, 9.04. LEROY PLACE, RED BANK, N. J. LET GEORGE DO IT Se rimiik. intcrniuriiiii und drammr nt-luro 11.17 a. n, ; 2.37, 4 17 p. m. BnnoajfFI.'i •• Will Open the Fall Term Tuesday, Frederick K. Ball buHtlintn with uMet WftW IIIIH'H and mito . 4.49 p. m. GORCEY & SON, Make you a suit or overcoat mutir HuHh tunks Tor ftlx fu-limil hulldlngH. 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\JNTENDE5TO1 roira LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29,1912. tion, and the more lawyers we have A Why Ey»t Got Red. DAILY RECORD, the more highly civilized we are. The eyeball contulDH a high percent- At least that's the favorite method age of blood, and why. wherefore. \H it WSUBD EVERY WEEK DAT. white? The answer is that the blood of faddists for establishing their con* ITIZENS vessels which supply its surface are HO •* NEW JERSEY A BELATED DISCOVERY. JACOB STEINBACH President wuy (vide Snorrl Sturluson's Saga. Capital Telephone, 1000 Long Branch. "I am not here to make a political 'Helm Bk ring! a"}, whom King Olnf the $50,000.00 _ BENJAMIN P. MORRIS 1st Vice-President foly "shipped," with the significant Thursday, August 29, 1912. Bpeech," President Taft said at Spring- Surplus and Profits, - 9200AOO.OO , JAMES J. REED 2nd Vice-President lint that he need not be In auy hurry THE MONMOUTH FAIR. field yesterday afternoon. "I have JOHN H. DAVIS, JR Cashier o return to his native land. Itoerek, given that up. I believe some politics who was a shrewd, peaceably minded Not only Red Bank, but the entire HORACE W. SHERMAN Ass't Cashier monarch, took the hint, went to Ice- county and even the state may well going on, but I am not going to take and and a thousand odd years ago sot take pride in the Monmouth county part in It." led down to farming "at a little stead It's a wise resolution. jeight. Calfskin, where were but few fair tu.- fifth annual exhibition of The influence of precedent is strong It Is wonderful how many policemen serving folk, and there he dwelt and which opens at Red Bank today. Nearly every time he says or does even in the field of political betting. make money In stocks. It Is wonder- on the fourth winter got the illness ul how many make money Bpeculat- With a horse show, baby show, anything, no matter how good Ms in-f men laid wagers on the result in which brough him to his bane. Bo, it EVERY LITTLE DEPOSIT ng In town lots—whether In Japan s said, he is the only king that rests chicken and live stock show, flower entions, the President puts his foot accordance with the way they feel or in Jamaica. Other people who gon Iceland." show, exhibitions of all farm and gar- n It. It's well that he himself has aant d talk the odds would be at least n for stock-gambling generally get in the Ne^r Jersey Mortgage & Trust ast seen this and has composed him- rimmed, but your higher-up police- den products, school and domestic sci- 00 to 1 on Wilson and Marshall. man clubs his triumphant way through Curious French Markat, Company h&s a magnetic influence. ence work, automobiles and farm Imple- self to let nature take its course with- he bulls and bears and brings away There Is a curious old market near It is the incentive which, attracts oth- out making matterB any worse by any he -actual cash to dump in a eafe-de- Paris In which everything la sold at ments ; horse racing and aeroplane Between Penrose and Jack Roso It secondhand. Working girls can fit er deposits, and soon they begin to rantlc efforts to avoid what all see In )oslt box. Other people find that "car- demonstrations the fair has all attrac- eemi to be a bad year for roses. rying" real estate for a rise, what bemsetves out there from head to accumulate at compound interest. surely coming to him. tions that could be desired and they with taxes, interest and assessments, foot. AH a writer says: Mlml mil sell Start an -account with us now. have been developed to a high s about as exciting as paying for a ier old felt bat and buy a straw one, 8HOULD PUT ON THE BRAKE. let of Shakerpeare bought on the in xebnnge her old dress for a new one degree aa to quality as well as quan- EDITORIAL COMMENT Governor Marshall Is such a good staiment plan; but the policeman with and, If she likes, buy a steak And a i tity. Where Progreu Haiti. iis keen detective mlndalways picks salad for her dinner, a paper bag of 3J PER CENT. INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS speaker that be should take care not The Progressive don't progress very ul plots he can sell at a big profit be- fried potatoes, sweets and some flow- It li fortunate In having the active 0 be hypnotized by his own voice Into r when It conies to reforming the ers for her window. Democracy Is king arlir.—Atlanta Constitution. ore the charges can eat them up. aid of a number of wealthy summer alklng any wild nonsense. Not every policeman of course. This lere, and no more attention Is pnld to lie millionaire who Is looking foi NEW JERSEY MORTGAGE & TRUST CO. and year around residents in the vi- In a Maine speech the other day he lain ordinary pavement pounding man Inured. n blue Is no Young Napoleon of FI-something marvelous which he may cinity, and In being surrounded by ter- >ermltted himself to prophesy "either "Wo can get used to anything." says lance; only the man who has some pick up cheap than to the man with a LONO BRANCH, N. J. ritory that's not only rich In material peaceful or forcible revolution," de- lie Cynical Bachelor, "The longer a direct authority over the immoral:; ol wooden teg who wants a new boot In man in married the less be seems to xchange for a dozen sardine tins, five for exhibition purposes, but in a per-claring thut "the people will not per- he town. A sharp distinction musi mind It."—Philadelphia Record. also be drawn between policeman and arlpves and a stocking. manent and floating population at mit a few to make peace or war, futn- ex-policeman. The Inspector who easi The Life Story of a Sow. this season to which it la a real treat. ne or plenty. Such conduct 1B breed- As the Standard Oil's $125,000 y makes his hundred thousand or so Slushfr Coal-dust —, A lot of money (hat talks says too To get the full flavor of this anec- Limits under these conditions can ng Socialists like rabbits in a warren." t the room-traders' expense while he dote, which occurs in Watt's "Edin- arn much. Ask almost any politician. s still on the force never goes down mixed ! * hardly be set upon Its future growth Revolution Is a word that doesn't —Philadelphia Inquirer. burgh and the Lutnians," you must break up Morgan and Sohtff after know Edinburgh's Cowgate and its cu- and prosperity. sound good. And why should the op- le has retired. History May Repeat Itself rious buildings. It happened to Dr. pression of monopoly make Social- Guthrie, after whom a street In the Avoid it! USEFUL REVELATIONS. Senator Kefiyon, of Iowa, while de- IB there some magic In enforcing sts? That remedy would Indeed be ounclng the theft of the Presidential uptown (he laws against grafting thai neighborhood, inclosing part of the British and French newspapers are worse than the disease and there's no omlnatlon at Chicago, has decided to nspires the "cop" to scheme In perHorse Wynd and College Wynd, is Bum Gs&\ violently abusive In treating of Amer- mltted gambling down town?—New named. Dr. Guthrie had climbed to ivldence that the bulk of the people emaln a Republican. The Senator ican affairs in general and, the Panama will learn XIIIUI'IIIIIIK to his advantage York World. '" he summit of a tall "land" one day on ire BO foolish as to consider jumping y reading h*w William H. Seward, t charitable visit. When he entered .movable Canal In particular recently. Bitter rom the frying pan into the fire. t New York, tried to remain a Whig Song of the Weary. he room he perceived a sow, of whieh denunciation, sarcasm and threatBarn n 1864. There weren't any Whigs Ve are bound sometimes to grow he family seemed v$ry proud. "How- But Governor Marshall didn't stop constant features or their attacks. wo yearB later.—Kansas City Star. weary, ever did you get thafgreat animal up Radiator here. He said that every charter of We are sure .sometimes to give out stairs?" asked the doctor, panting after There should be a lesson to us In 1 corporation in a truBt should be for- Funnyl n the ranks on the field of battle, his climb. "Ay, but it Sever was doonl" for little moneyv! nil this, and It's strange It has escap- It grows more and more susceptible Where we list to the legions shout, eited and every lawyer who aids or 'as the laconic and conclusive reply. ed the attention of the American f absolute proof that the wicked cor- -Ve are certain sometimes to surren advises In the formation of a trust (orations seat a], their contributions der press. Many papers, however, have A Child Wonder. sent to prison. Perhaps. But expe- n 1904 to the Roosevelt side. And To the feeling of doubt and gloom- sought to account tor it. low curious the fact now seems. Was But then is the time to be bravest. The French Academy of Sciences In diency as well as right has to be con- For beyond is the bourne of bloom! IT20 examined the case of a French "The habit of misrepresenting and not the Democratic candidate that ad only seven years old.'who. In all sidered, and Buch talk Is Impractical ear the well-known "reactionary," maligning the United States," says We are sure sometimes to remember respects save that of Intelligence, was Consolidated Gas Company at a time when practicability is at a udg» Parker, of New York?—Spring- he equal of a man of twenty. Ilia re- the Newark Star, putting Ha finger Held Republican. Through the toil or the patient premium. years mnrknble physical development began right on the spot, "will probably not when he was two years old. At four of New Jersey Automobile Accidents, That we've had our portion of labor be abandoned, as long as this coun- WARNING AGAINST GOVERN- And had our measure of tears. he could do the farm work of a boy of ist Sunday's crop of automobile fifteen or sixteen, and at seven he was 176 BROADWA- try forges ahead tta it is doing, to And we cry with a warm Impatience MENT OWNERSHIP. accidents was the largest for any sin- [ fully grown man. Although his le day to date this summer and the To be free from it all, at rest— take the commanding position In the Denunciation of the provision 3ut, oh for the sweet of the feeling physique was thus remarkably devel- 'arlety ran the entire gamut of pos- oped, his Intelligence was no greater world. American wealth and enter- against Sunday malls sneaked into an iblilty. That we won't give up, In our prise and achievement Invite foreign breast! han that of children of tbe same age. appropriation blU by Republican House The danger is not confined to Joy Re died before he was twenty. As Is envy and malice. American success Iders. They ran great risk, but peo- MONEY IS POWEI Leader Mann misses the real point We have all come once or often usual In such cases of premature de- in the Olympic games waB greeted )le walking on the road, people riding velopment, his strength faded away, nvolved, the World complains. n carriages and people Jogging along To the turn In the weary road with slurs and Insults by the morti- iVhere we feel we most sink on theind he became prematurely old before You need both. One will "It is not Puritanism," K says, "or autos at a reasonable pace were >ther men would attain maturity. fied British press. Our too generous rundown by speed (lends and careless grasses anything else having a close relation And try to untie our load. give you the other. Begin reciprocity offer to Canada waB inter- Irlvers who added their own rlBks to religion or moralB. • • • It o the dangers they scattered broad- There are thousands that falter like preted as the game of a trickster. The oppre&Bion of the people by the paid ast. us. CHANCE. with money. Save a little movement of our troops to the Mexi- And only the few go on— servants of the people. It is the crippl- It Is not those wlio use auto cars Jut, oh for the faith that keeps us, Chance never yet writ a legible and open an account with can border at the time of the Madero ng of a great public service by itsn a reasonable, sensible manner who With our hearts to the dreams of book, never built a fair house, never rebellion was denounced as Intended eave strings of disaster behind them, dawn! drew a neat picture, never did any the employes, who demand big wages and and Borne means must be devised to for Invasion and subjugation. The po- pensions and who do not want to curb the speed maniacs and drunken of these things nor ever will, nor We are bound sometimes to grow can it without absurdity be supposed lice scandal In New York 1B declared work. In private industry public con- oy riders.—Jersey Journal. weary, lib symptomatic of the universal con- It Just must be that we grow to do them, which are yet works RED BANK TRUST CO. venience has much consideration. Days Carnegie' Hypocrisy very gross «r rude and very easy dition in the United StateB. Worn out and tired of the bustle off may not alwayB be Sundays.. Andrew Carnegie, rebuking the pro- And we want to break loose and go. and feasible, as it were, in com- ' RED BANK, N. J. "But," adds the Star, "what need any "The more government we have the losed gift of silver service by Pitts- tut perhaps on some face in the parison to the production of a flower lurgh to the armored cruiser which American care for opinions of the Euro- morning, or a tree.—Barrow. more we are plundered, Imposed upon >ear» the city's name, says: "PlttS' Or some bloom or some light by the Capital and Surplus $150,000 pean press on the canal bill or anyand insulted. • • The peoplaare uirgh's triumphs are those of peace. way other affair belonging to this nation? not to be accommodated; they are toShe receives no 'honor from engines We will glance and take cheef for the of destruction. On the contrary, I feel Send us your account by mail What does their reviling amount to, morrow accommodate. Even the agents that hat she Is degraded thereby." And go on with a song for the day! l anyhow?" they elect to Congress are as helpless We are left to Infer what "triumphs —Baltimore Sun. We Pay You 3 A Per Cent. Interest Just to IWK: It should prove to usagainst a menacing civil-service em- of peace" Mr. Carnegie alludes to, but a tentative list would doubtless In beyond ca™ the Imperative need ploye as many of them are against cludo Thaw, "Bill" Plinn and Lillian THOUGHTS WORTH READING of a strong American navy—the a bullying attorney of the protected Russell's husband. Among others that The whole world lan't fooled very strongest. Indeed, In the world. toasts. might be mentioned are the seven-day ong In the character of any man, or week of the steelmlll workers, muniri any woman. What do you care what This manifestation of the real feel- "Americans boasting of self-govern- »al graft and the Survey's revelation >eople aay about you, anyway? The ing of some European nations toward ment are subject to the only tyranny of Industrial and social conditions. mportant thing la not what they lay, LOOK FOR us should be a warning. It should ever known that vexatlously annoys Perhaps the record might be extended but what la true, Are you honest, The.Ideal Bathroom o embrace the spetacular exploits of of good A great many people have had plumbing equipment show us how shallow and Insincere In small matters those whom it op- well meaning, or report? THE BLUE Pittsburgh mUUonlares in New York Well, then, not all the scandal-mon- which fully satisfied the requirements of utility—but, the the talk of "hands acrosB the sea" and presses In great. They are deprived There 1B, besides Mr. Carnegie, whgero s in the world can hurt your stand- BELL AT THE bathroom should be more than merely useful. • It lends wholesale professions of undying of personal liberty in a dozen ways by when all is said as nearly personifies ng in the long run, and the long run itself so readily to artistic arrangement and such beautiful Pitlshurgh triumphs of peace as Isa the only thing that counts. It Isn't friendship. their subordinates and dependents. fixtures can be obtained that the possible to one man. what people say that matter*; It MONMOUTH These nations are consumed with Their interests are the last to be tak A battleship as an engine of destruc- what we do.—W. Black. desire should be for a bathroom of the fire of a fierce jealousy of theen into account. tion might bear suggestive comparison COUNTY FAIR spotless white perfection and which United States and unless we are pre- "We pay more than a quarter of awith the mills where human life la is easy to keep in this condition. dwarfed and wasted under industria1 pared to protect ourselves will, un billion dollars a year for this postal serfdom." There were engines of de Fifty Years Ago Today. Ample public telephone Make your bathroom ideal be- come a reality. doubtedly seize the first favorable op hierarchy of greed, Impudence and In slructlon at Homestead. But as re Aug. 29. facilities have been install- portunity to humiliate us. efficiency, but we are no longer mas spects the things that "degrade" i Your wish for artistic plumbing city, the gift of a silver service to a Affray between GfirlbnlcH's ed for your use. If you are fixtures can be satisfied with New battleships are cheap at anyters in our own houBe, where the ser naval vessel would not seem \o tarn troops and government forces re a telephone subscriber price. "Economizing" on them 1B no'vants rule." lshits honor seriously. A munlcl suited In the wounding of (Jari 'Standard" ware placed in your bald! mid tils son and A truce be- economy but an invitation to disaster That's what happens when the govpainty may engage In far worse ac your telephone needs will home in full accordance with your tivities than In following the fixedcu s tween the bet I i Keren ts. plans and the demands for sanitary eminent goes into business. Beglnulni: of two days' buttle receive our careful atten- DECEPTIVE A PRIORI ARGU torn of States and cities of presenting •St.nj.r4- -c-utic," i4iw security. The more government ownership this token of acknowledgment to at Groveton. Mil missus pining tion. If you are not, let us MENT*. there Is the more difficult ft is for thenamesake jshlps of the ,navy.—Ne (second Hull Run), betweeu Lee's take your application for I Here for every 700 personB there is York World. Army of Northern Virginia mid people to rule. Pope's Arniy of Virginia. Ou a We'll suit you to 9 "T". We know we can place cm a legal practitioner, In England one to telephone service at our Policeman's Luck. part of the Bold Lee's forces, un- the roof of your home a ro«f that will pleaie you. each 1,100 of population. In France Wilson and Marshall are profession James E. March, Tim Sullivan's Re der "Stonewall" Jackson, were booth. one to 4,100, and in Russia one toal men, lacking experience as wagpublican leader In the Third Assembly driven back. WM. R. WARWICK 30,000. And in China-^here are so fewearners.—Trenton State Gazette. District, rises to explain how Lieul 278 Broadway Phono 1M Long Branch, N. J Becker could bank so much mone NEW YORK TELEPHONE native lawyers that the statistician But how much experience as . In less than a year. He made it In COMPANY MODERN METHODS-CAREFUL WORKMANSHIP didn't think It worth while counting stock «pecullEitton. Mtorch fujrntshei The Old, Old Story Boiled Down. wage-earner has Mr. Taft or Mr \V II HALL, Local Aitenl, them.—New York Press. Sherman or Mr. Roosevelt or Mr. John the margins and "It was generally un She (early In the evenlngj — (Jooc derstood that Becker would share th evening. Mr. Sampson. Same She (late 35 THIRD AVENUE, So lawyers are what make civiliza- son bad? loss If there was any. We didn't lose. lu the evening)—Good night, George. Long Branch. N. J. X0N6 BRANCH DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1912. FIVE

SCHEUER & BRO.INSOLVENT? MAN VERSUS NATURE. Petition In Bankruptcy Filed Against Grocery Firm Formerly Conduct- Marvel* That Ar« Wrought Through ing Store Here. Synthetic Chemistry. - Alleging that Moses and David Nature, we may reflect, bua a hard Scheuer, who formerly conducted a time In competition with the chemist. grocery store iti this city, and whHeo r Blow, laborious processes ore one trade under the firm name of Scheusr by one being- superseded. & Brother, with stores in Orange, ller most delicate perfumes, wbteh Rloomlield, South Orange and Newshe dishes to us in drops, are in title by liT\inswiv_k, are Insolvent, a petition in the. gallon In the laboratory. The in- Established 1873 involuntary bankruptcy was filed finite delicacy of her tints we stimu- He Knows a against them ou behalf of three cred- late from a material ao unromnntlc fl^ itors Tuesday. The petition WUB filed cool tar. We squeeze a cellulose prod- with Judge Rellstab. of the United uct through a tiny hole, and we have States' District court, at his summer the silk of the silk worm. AVe trans- home in Belmar by Hilder & Bllder. form trees Into paper and educate tin* The petition also aska for the ap- world. We imitate the precious stones pointment of a receiver," Louis Lewis, which Nature has produced by gigantic of Newark, was named and authoriz- tic forces In upheaval, and the only EXTRA! ed to conduct the business for tendifference, as was staled in our courts Good Thing dH>s. He qualified by filing a bond for recently, is thnt the artificial product $30,000. is more perfect than the real. Now H is said that the concern has been the chemist takes starch, an unroman- in difficulties for some time and that tic material enough, and makes of It effort ao keep it out of the bankrupl- that rubher on which the wheels of ey court has been made. No agree- the world £b round. ment could be reached between the In the course of his experiments man firm and its creditors, and because of discovers H cheap method of making the close connection of the concern ncetone, an essential of our modern When He with the nrn^of S. Scheuer "& Sons, high explosive*. Somehow or other nil Friday and Saturday for which a receiver was appointed mon's experiments lead ultimately to last week theuettoit taken Tuesday tho explosive, which agnin shows how was hastened. In fact, It is charged we reverse processes, for, while Na- by the petitioning creditors that u number of judgmentH have been re- tm-o begtaft nil her work with an ex- turned against the linn and that sales plosion, mini works up to tho explo sion ns the highest expression *-of hit in the Shoe Department under execution were threatened. conquest.—Westminster Gazette Tlie assets of the bankrupt concern are said to be about $'25,000, together Sees It• !« with tho interest of the members 01 BEHEADING IN SIAM. WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS PUMPS *he ttrm In certain parcels of rea\ es- tate, which Is said to be between $10,- First the Victim It Fed, Then Tired 000 nnd $15,000. This does not tako Into Giving the Signal. WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS STRAP into account the interest of the broth An execution In Slam Is nn extraor- $U9 ers in the estate of Simon Scheuer, of dinary business, according to a eorre PUMPS AT which the principal asset is thespondent of the Chronlqne Medlcnle Scheuer building. The doomed man, awakened at down, THAT'S WHY HE ll is alleged that the liabilities of is led In chnins to the temple, where the concern approximate $89,000, in candles nre lit around him. He Is ex addition to which the firm's endorse horted to think of nothing to disnsso WOMEN' WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS merit has been placed on paper of (hi elate his mind from mundane affairs SIZES 2 1-2 to 4 AT - - - firm of S. Scheuer & Sons, which It isand Is given the best meal of his life aid amounts to $05,000. the menu being carefully chosen ac WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS (two INSISTS cording to (he soclnl status of the crlnt 79c innl. Fi»h For the Brain. There are two executioners. One Is strap) PUMPS, small sizes only PAIR Implying to a "Young Author," Murk hidden in some brushwood, while I he Twain wrote: "Yea, Agaaslr. does ree- other, dressed in vivid red, conducts nminond authors to eat fish because the crlininnl to the place of sacrifice THAT ALL HIS the phosphorus In it makes brains. So bidding him be seated on bnntmn far you ore correct. But I cannot help leaves "In order to be entirely sep ANY WHITE CANVAS BUTTON SHOE, you to a dedalon about the amount nratt'd from wirtb." you need to eat—fit least, not with ecr- The condemned man is then put !nti PUMP OR OXFORD IN THE STORE tnhity. If the specimen composition position', nwuUiug the ax. tinrth is paJ you sent is about your fair usual nv- In his ears. For two hours or more nothing happens. RIHRH'SG law de AT $1.95 JOB WORK BE era;:e I should judge that n couple of Whfllea would be nil you would w:ml mnnds thnt the criminal shall bow his for the present—not the largest kind, head voluntarily to tho ax. This H< but simply good, middle sized whales" does finally frnm sheer exhaustion, nm Immediately headsman No. 2 rushes from his hiding place nnd does the DONE AT The Turk. rest. The executioners ore then sprny MEN'S AND BOYS' RAIN The Turk practices no trade, engages ed with holy water and otherwise purl In no commerce. They have a proverb fied from contact with the victim's which says, "The Frank hns science. soul.—Paris. Cor. New York World. COATS, SPECIAL AT - the American commerce, the Osmnnll $2.75 majesty." But, ns majesty won't fill Measuring Nature. stomnchs. those who do not servo as Nature ia not benevolent. Nature i ROWUPI-S strive to become functionaries, .lust, gives pound for pound, measurr nnd the men of the small villages, foil- for measure, mnkes no exceptions, nev da i*Hrk havp relnnnMl to fholi- hotnntj ing in this, do nothing, and the work or tempers her decrees with mercy o PORT MONMOUTH POINTERS of Hie Molds nnd house falls upon the In Newark after spending nevcral winks nt nny Infringement of her lu weeks in town. shoulders of the women. One chroni- And in the end Is not this best? Could Mrs. Isaiah H. StanlB h»rt uec%»Venr(iou». It la rumored Umt Later hn adopted what Is sometimes Haryy E. Koxey and men are paint- tbe Keabiouk property will be run oft en lied "the planter's costume," and ing .lolin Kiirlcy's residencS <"' Tlltoa Into lota this Tall and several inquiries Captain Nfcholls has described In his An Uncrowned King of France. The president of the Kronen chamber uvnnuc, near KcHiiHlmrK. have also been martp for properly at journal the grotesque appearance of tho Collins Park. A BC-hemo in al«o on Announcements general- the use of the word emperor enjoys nn almost res"' stiite. Kvery Work IH [o-osrosHinK on Walter E. foo-t to fill In with aarnl the salt inaruh- was strictly forbidden—In his nankeen time he goes to his official palace in the WaHing't; now ltarns. it in iinderatood jnckot, waistcoat and trousers and a Quiil d'Orsay he Is greeted by ben tin*: a new honso In next in order, es which lio between Shoal Harbor ami ptrnw hat. drums. Whenever there is n miniate Ella r#oddy the small dftughtar of Mi*. Ideal Hearh. rial crisis he must be summoned hy find Mrs. John l.oddy, IKIH ;<'ruvo[(Mf Put His Foot In It. the president of the republic, to Rive Visiting Cards "Good morning. Mrs. Smith era. This from lier ro<:ciit illnesa. Or. lludloiin' his ndvlee. He receives wluit is nn ex- wfw in attendance. is tho! first opportunity I have had to trnordinary salary for ft French onVisil Mrs. Frank A. Hwcezy, mid UtSBBS congratulate you since your,marriage. —10O.0OO francs per annum. The ap- 1 THE mm PIIY Mym Rivcpzy, Florence Fclioi and Kil- I"— pointment dates from the day* of tin* "My nnme is not Smithers; It !nconvention. On Sept. 21, 3792. wiw - Letter Heads held the debate by which the appoint- Jones." "Why, Smith told mo you were Ret- ment WHS created. The first president BLAZER COATS AT AN INTERESTING PRICE ting married, and when I Asked him wa« IMion, » violent Oirondist. Hit* nix secretaries wore IIIHO Girondists who the lucky man wnji lie safd It wax It wns symptomatic of the times thnt 6 Blazer Coats, small size only at $1.48 Invitations Dick Smlthersr eight mouths Inter the seven were con- "Mr. Bmittiers is the name of tho man demned to the guillotine by the dep- Elaborate Waists, formerly $2.50 at $1.50 1 rejected. And you may tell"— uties who elected them. "Oh, excuse me!"—Houston Post. Women's White Petti- A Patient Man. Presence of Mind. coats at -50c ___ Bill Heads Tftfls Kue'refirohclu'd him: [ The endurance of the music lover who sits o»\t one of Wagner's lony "Alfred, this Is the first time you Women's White and •'UIJIK'' operas hns often been com have come to see me for more thau u men tod upon, hut perhaps not more month!" Colored Slips at.. 98c forcibly tlwn in IJQTHIOII. W>H np Thus he explained: Worth Double. Envelopes above the stupe wus « burly figure In "Kitty, I've decided that when n voting follow onn't keep from thinking homespun, evidently a s^cijitish farmer of a fftrl every moment of his life It's who hnd come to London to HOP lhe time for Wm to quit seeing her." . siuhts apfl hi'iir ibe sounds. After Hit- STRAUSS' PROGRESSIVE NEW STORE "Kiss mo, Alfred, dear." SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY—SOMETMINO DIFFERENT. lint? ttmmijh three long nets lie mur- He hesitated a moment—and won Programs murwl jtmlSUI.v. "'Twos a patient inon lost— Chicago Tribune. 133 BRO\DWAY, - - 1-ONO BRANtH, N. J. that wrote all this!" i Artemuj Ward's Aocount. The Way of Wisdom. An Ohio man who attended the dedi- The wisest uiun may be foolod. but not twice in the same wny by the same cation of a monument recalled Artemtis Menus Ward's account of one of these cere- COOK'S BEE HIVE Ch' HW monies: "It WHS a_ jlne parade, a very flnp parade. The niim'hing column WPH DEPARTMENT STORE Say" fully a mile mid thri»t*-* Luck. DO FOR YOU? Rich milk, malted gram, powder form. ITowcll—Why don't yon run for. of- fice? Powell—If I did 1 would bare to Cook's A quick lunch prepared in a minute walk back. — Xew York Tress. 3 Asbury Park, N. J Take no substitute. Ask for HORLICK'S. N. E. Cor. Cookman Ave. and Main St, Others are imitations. Advertise la the Dally Record.. LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1912.

TRINIDAD'S CURIOUS LAKE.

* * *i— I ;*.-,. „...._.. ... ,: • .- •- .-„, ' , ,.- It. Mass ef Asphalt With He Ulan* and Its Edd.ei, The asphalt lake at Trinidad occu- ARE YOU A pies a depression of about 114 acres and is probably tho center of an ex- ttnet volcano. It Is a lake in most senses of tbe word, for there are well Wide Awake Man? defined shores and islands scattered through it at Intervals* and the surface Is In. constant motion. There are also reat Clearance Sale movements which may be ascribed to currents and eddies. . The center of the If you are, you will let nothing hinder lake Is about a foot higher tban the you from purchasing a Suit or two edges, this relation being maintained. OF MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S although the lake as a whole has been towered by the constant removal of during our Big Alteration Sale which' material from it is now causing such a sensation The depth of tbe deposit If not ac- curately known* but the lake fills up because of its remarkably low prices. quickly when the surface is removed. Tbe surface Is not level, but U com- HIGH GRADE CLOTHING 'i! I V -iil the state has reduced the farm father's Overland automobile last even Because Their Dollar now," one mnn said to another. >ou when you asked him for his dnugh ecreage since 1900 to the extent of chalk, on which the city is built. These Matthew Arnold. vaults are lined chiefly for the storage ing, strttck a rut In Liberty street at The other answered gayly; ter? Acted like a pirate, didn't he? 267,109 acres, which is -equivalent to the Union avenue crossing, breaking Goes Further "Mnttbew Arnold had a curious way the elimination pf. 2.255,farms of theof wiue. Ontuwlne house has vaults "TnatJ* what." Butts—Pirate! , He acted tike a free- the rear axle in two. When the axle During our great wall paper of telling little stories against him- The first mnn gave an envious sigh booter!—Judge. . present average of 75 aeres. covering an area of 45,000 acres. self writes Sir H. W. Lucy in the separated it carried away one of the sale Aug. 31 to Sept. 14 we have end asked: wheels. Fortunately the young man 2,0()0 rolls of wall paper that we Cornhill. "Is It hard work?" "Talking about Mrs. Arnold, be mild: Plain Speaking. was driving at reduced speed, and are selling at 50 per cent. off. "N'ot after you get It," was the reply. "Why. It's as plain as the nose on when the car settled down but little " 'Ah, you Klionlri know my wife! SPENDING MONEY. Also Wood Filler at 91.00 gal. She has all my chflrtn of manner and your face." Whatever we wiih to J>uy, we damage was done, Grandon remained "Well, anyhow, It ain't as plain as HANSON at the wheel until he stopped his en- Inside Flat White, $2.00 gal. none of my couieit.* '* ' Impertinent. ought first to consider not only if Originally the word "impertinent" the face behind your nose."-rLondon gine. There was no one in the car Reno White Lead, $6.00 hun- Tatler. . the thing be fit for us, but if the with him at the time. Badly Smitten. signified merely "not belonging to." dred. When Wycllffe said that there were 79c manufacture of it be a wholesome One side of the crossing has been "I wish there wwc teu days In the Slander Is the revenge of a coward, Any Ladies' low neck and Agents for Texaco Roofing. week," sighed GlmJj's. many men in this world who were and happy one, and if, on the whole, improved by an Iron culvert, but the "impertinent to earthly lords" he did ind dissimulation hin defense. short sleeve waist in the The roofing with a six-year "Why?" asked Oqace. the sum that we are going to spend north side, where the accident occured, guarantee. not mean that they were "cheeky," •tore or any Middy waist is still lower than the street grade. "Jack could call JSfteoer then."—Ijon- sold as high as $1.98. don Answers. but merely that they had no masters. Could Rest. will do as much good spent in this Then, as used by Shakespeare, "im- "Whut. would you do If you had 569 BROADWAY way at it would if it were spent in T. SCHENK, Prop pertinent" came to mean "irrelevant" million ?•' When #our hatred Is too bitter It Just 200 years ago It was defined as "Nothing." Orcen Trading Stamps any other way.—John Ruslcin. Phona 90-J. 283-R. place* nil below tlvtae whom we hate.— signifying "absurd, silly, idle." CM ADS PHY La Rochefoucauld. . t Advertise In the Dally Record. LONG BRANCH DAILY RKCORD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, MVXN

Disraeli'* Weal of Greatness. Qo»th« M a Jokvr. ) GHOSTS OF THE LIVING. On an occasion when Goethe m ISLAND' qr FME. TVi'iea Disraeli was curly and smart 1 Mi:-1 comparatively unknown he visited •taj-lnu at tba court 'of SaseWeimar A C«M That Throws Light on th« - - 23c gal. with his friend I Juke Charles Augus- It Is Rsally a taks of •ailing, Bub' Problem of Apparitions. the iUtyal Exchange of Liverpool In blina Mud and Slims. company with DUHL-UU Stewart, a lead- tus one of the court ladles. wb*Q It Is ma :\t ;ii! nwewutry tu ivsort to about to retire tor the night, found her Tbe greatest natural wonder In Java, the supeirnutuiul us the only siiflicirnt lug merchant of the city. It was at Mixed PICKLING SPICES ... 25c lb. high noon, aud the exchange was candle suddenly extinguished Just be- If not lit the entire world, la tbe Justly (!X[>iuuntiou of appnrftioua. In truth. fore she reached bet' bedroom door. celebrated "Uheko Kamdka Guinko," or tli- re is one Insurmouutablo obstacle thronged by merchants. The scene so 'Impressed the young member of purlia- Taking DO Dotlce of the occurrence, "tone of the not Devils," known to ' tu royhrdlng them as supernatural Small Lean Sugar Cured Selected she groped along In the dark, but totbe world as the Island of Fin. 1'lita i manifestations, iintl that Is (tu.' simple ' ment that he said to Mr. Stewart: ber nstonl aliment could not findth geologicae l 9liiKiiturlty Is really a lake ( (•irciiiufttunetf ibut the ghosts wear "My Ideal of greatness would be that ••uor handle. Again and again sue felt of ftolHug mud situated at abont the clotlies. It Is quite conceivable tbat a man should receiver the applause of CALL HAM HAMS BACON her way nlouc the wall, but with the center of the plaint of Qrobogana and I there really may be ghosts of persons ouch an assemblage as this—that he some result. At lust she made up ber but nobody who gave thu innOur n sec- Is called an Inland because the gnat ! should be, cheered as he came into this 13c lb. 11 inliiil to so to tba duchess for advice. cmetalS sea of vegetation which sur- ' ond thought would contend for a. mo- room." 17c lb. 19c lb. The latter, howerer, was already ment that there can be ghosts of 7 rounds it glres It that appearance. Disraeli weih in and came out un- asleep, aud no help was to be had The '/Island" II about two Biles In clothesi Nevertheless apparitions are noticed; but several years later he from her. Tbe poor lady did net care always elothod and sometiiuoH iu gar- circumference and Is, Situated at a dis- again visited the Liverpool exchange Hecker's Superlative Flour - 24 1-2 lb. bags 89c to take any one else Into her confi- tance ot «lmoa»»jajctly ufty miles from ments of such modern out that they in company with Mr. Stewart. Mis en- dence for fear of being laughed at were unknown at tbe time the person Solo, Near the center of this geoJogleal trance was greeted by a cheer which and so spent some houra In Tain freak Immense columns of soft, hot seen as n phantom lived on eurth. spread Into a roar and ended in uu ova- search, only to find at last that Qoetne tion. The testimony to his political High Grade Baking Powder (Absolutely Pure) 15c lb. can I Viud may be seen' continually rising Aside from this, there Is the inter- and the duke himself bad with their nnd falling like great Umbers thrust esting ami by no means unlmportnut prominence deeply moved Disraeli, OWA hands taken the door off Its circumstance Hint houses are some- who, recalling to Mr. Stewart the re- Robin Hood New Asparagus 25c Can Gallon Jugs Catsup 85c Gallon binges some time earlier In tbe even- through, the boning substratum by giant times hnqUcd'by apparitions not ofmark, he had made years before, said. Ing and carefully walled up tbe en-hands and then again quickly with i Visalia Large Peeled Asparagus . ,33c Can Gallon Jugs Sauce 65c Gallon | ilrawn. Besides tbe phenomenon of > the dead, but of tho living. 1 know "My Ideal test of greatness has been trance to tbe room. 1 of one case iu which a gentleman en realized." Imported Worcestershire Sauce ,10c Bottle Quart Jars Peanut Butter 25c Quart tin lKililug uiud columns there are i tering a drawing room at 4 In the seoras of gigantic bobbles of not slime j Old Virginia Pure Fruit Jams ... 12'/2C Jar tbat oil up like huge balloons and Veep afternoon saw seated on the flofa Thunderbolts. Pint Battles Mustard 10c Bottle 1 Sound.d That Way. young Indy with "reddish gold" hair, Miss Brawn wns giving aft elaborate up a series of constant explosions, the Thunderbolts are not completely un- Bromangelon Jelly Powder .. .3 Pkgs. 25c Intensity of (be detonations varying who appeared to be rending n book. derstood. They are lightning phenom- New Early June Peas 10c Can description of a blacksmith prepara- There were two other persona In the Best Egg Noodles lie Lb. tory to teaching Longfellow's poem to wltb the slie of tbe bubble. • ena, spherical or ball lightning. They In time past, so tbe Javanese author- room, oue Rented beside her on theare gaseous beyond doubt, for when Fancy New Spinach 15c Can her pupllB; Bofa, and the visitor was surprised to White or Yellow Corn Meal ... 5 Lbs. 15c "Now, children, we are going to learn ities suy, there *as n tail sptfMike col- they explode with great violence no umn of baked mud on tne West edge of find that they did not offer to Intro- trace of matter can be discovered. Old Dutch Cleanser 8c Can Lemon or Ginger Snaps 7c Lb. & poem t mluy about, spue, oue who duce him to the young lady—did not. works very hard. He Is Very large aud fhe'laa* which constantly belched a Their color is bluish, and they appeur Armour's Cleanser 2 Cans 9c Nic Nac or Soda Crackers 7c Lb. I has great arms that in» lift •inli pure stream of cold water, but tola bas In fact, seem to see her. Later a guest at ouce, when at all, after terrific at a week end party saw the snnie ap heavy-tblugshv this . HiIlls facfae iis Ha'kad long b»*u obliterated, and everything parltion In the same house, and It was flushes of lightning of the darting or Swift's Pride Soap 7 Bars 25c Very Best Coffee ... 33c Lb. 5 Lbs. $1.30, Is now n seething mass of bubbling filamentary type. Sometimes the lu- with soot Hmt come* from bis gnmt. seen a third time by one of the serv blnzlug Urea. A"d ha wen™ a dirty mini ami slime. i ants. Iv minous balls fall slowly, but do imt usually strike the earth, but move Try Our COFFEE Mixture - - - - l©c lb. j black iipron, *bd be baa ft fire (hut No light was thrown on the strange horizontally as If supported by tUe I glowa, oh, B0 red, "i*d. whenever, be THE HISTORY Of affair until, a year afterward, the wife electrical field of force of the earth. j makes auythln&be pufB it into his tire of the son of the family arrived from When they explode a strong wave Fancy Imported China Given Free With TEA and COFFEE land thjen pounds It with u ti.mi hl« Introduced Into Europe Pram India Australia to pay n first visit to her hiuiiuiyr. which Brakes Ett)t3 Imidttut Under Several Nim.i. I moves In air in all directions, uud t\ t-liuiKlii.K noise- and makes tho. apurkft husband's relatives and w~as immedi- penetrating odor of ozone fills the ad- Zinc was introduced tato JSurope In ately Identified by the servant as tbe fly ulmut iu every direction. Now. jacent space. The energy of explosion Large Juicy Sweet Juicy Double Safety Glass Tops I who can tell tuft what I have bttsu de the aeTsnreentb or eighteenth century figure she hod seen.. Tho two visitors Is supposed to be that utilized in thu by men from Indln. It was known who also had seen tho apparition sub- formation of oxygen into the ozone by i acriblug?" ., . sequently made the same Identifica- I A little maid who had listened to (hen,as falnem. spluuter or tnttaneito tion. the lightning. Knowledge of tho cause Grape Fruit Oranges FRUIT JARS i these vivid details with «*?&> twice aud was the same metal which the fa- and real nature of thunderbolts l:i tbe4r natural alae aprauK to her feet mous alchemist.* Andreas *Lenavlu's, de- Since It Is Incredible to suppose that meager. They are more plentiful nt scribed in 1000 and which be declared a person enn be In two places at the 3 for 2SSc 13 for 25c 75c doz. aud said in an awed whisper: sea than over land.—New York Ameri- "Tbe devil!"—Housekeeper. consisted of-isMTeT, cadmla, mercury same time—so that a lady can be both can. and arwnlc. ' in Australia and in a house thousands Late In the sixteenth century keen of miles from Australia—it is a legiti- Curiou. Choio. of a Wife. Not Accustomed to Prince*. coiupi'Utliin was going on between the mate Inference thnt phantasms, wheth- An. Enjliab paper tells this story Borne years ago an English curate er of the living or of the dead, are de- surprised his parishioners by marrying Portuguese aud tbe Dntclr in tbe In- about Ollter Wendell Holmes. When KOOPS AB ELS dian ceas. and, a Portuguese ship bav- void of objective reality, are. that is In Englurffl In 1880 be was at a great a widow considerably older tbiuj him- to say. always and only hallucinations. *' CASH TEEA & COFFEE STORE! self. The astonishment was still grant- ing been ci by'"(Ke" T)utch. "her reception m London. He sat quietly In cargo of pe. »dt»dy at tlmt serving refreshments in the distance. time knew what It waa, and u was he turned to an elederly man, whoui girl wfcose frivolous conduct noon tad NERVE WON HIM LIBERTY. Aim to regret tbe step. He offered a piece of this cargo that became the he supposed to be a butler or something •ifum-Hf" * -Tfi» rimm •« of that kiud, and asked for a bottle of settlement Mr Ills release, but It Watsubject of analysis bj t«bsvlus. ' Quick Wit and Daring Ruse of a Rus- refused. He endeavored In every wajr ziw. It seems. *>tii first produced In sian Revolutionist. soda water. The supposed servant brought the soda witto/ijreat alacrity MONSTER WHALES. ' ARIZONA BRONCHOS. ENGLAND'S GUINEA HABIT. to break the engagement, but without India, but soon became aa Important Nowhere outside of the pages of fic-and remarked: "I am very glad to success. - '• " ' ''"' ''" •'!••'••' Industry In fMni. The first Chinese tion would we expect such an Incident meet you, Dr. Holmes. I am Prince A Dozen Men Might Stand Upright In Like the Little Girl Wuh a Curt In the They Have No Such Coin There, Yet "is there nothing 1 can do to escape book which Mentions sine, calling if'yn- as the following from the personal Cbjlstian." the Blue's Big Mouth. Center of Her Forehead. Still They Uu It. this?" 'he exclaimed one day In despair. yueo. nr<'i>rd|lig to the Engineering and story of the Russian revolutionist Na- Specimens of tho blue or sulphur When flie Arizona broncho wishes to Strangers in foreign countries al- "Yes," remarked the girl's mother, Ulnlng Journal. Is the Tlenkonggslou, rodny: Narodny had Just Jumped from The autocrat of toe breakfast table bottom w-lmlu wuiglilng seventy-live IK* stir*; for you und for iiimsHf he is ways tind some difficulty In getting who wan present and wbo bad twoti or Texihulcar'&icyelopod.lli. €hlna was a window to escape the police. "When was naturally taken aback, but quickly tons and measuring eighty-seven feet the safest thing Iu the world, und us6d to the current coinage. In Kng- the prime mover In the marriage nego- the dole producer ot sine until thu mid- I scrambled to my feet I*discovered recovered himself and said: "Doar mo! have been known. The mouth it: nuttl- when lie wishes to he unsafe life Is a land (bey find thcinselve* up against tiations, "by marrying me." dle of th» eighteenth century, tlon. In 1873, a carelww' workman The lucrustcd twigs arc broken from and made It read thus: A Bbodeslan farmer !*>report«l to Tho Nonagenarian—I dunno, parson. Hard Tree to Climb. "Just jis the case assumed n deRper- picked up the ends of u couple of the treos before the young Insects es- "A' fool and bis money are parted have tralmtl two Afr! I be stronger on my legs than I were Unfortunately, as the majority have ate complexion the broker suggested \viri"i which be found trailing nloutx cape and arc thoroughly Urled in-the soon." tect bis premises, I started!—Loudon Opinion. iliscovered In every age, the tree of a solution of the difficulty. the ground. He fastened them In tbasun. These dried twigs are trailed ''It sounds beastly," be said, "but patrols, end are keenjj on tbe alert fame is nn Inconveniently tall tree: tbe " 'Have you a passport?' ho nsked. "stfck-lac," and from them shellac aud the higher English lo every sound.. For i conslderablo trunk of It Is abominably smooth, too. terminals of a dynamo, to which he demands It."- Miitaken Idea. "I nnd. at the hotel. thought they belonged, while they were a ily<- analogoua to cochineal are pre- Chicago Tribune. time he bad employed dogs, but they affording very little foothold to the 1 pared. "Seed-lac" Is the resinous con- were Invariably polsoM. Be tried "It may be laid down as a. broad climber. "'Fetch It, he said. 'If thnt looks really attached to Another dynamo proposition," Bald the professor of po- nil right, I'll let you have the money.' that was running In another part of cretion separated from the twigs, Huvywaight Scotchnxn. the experiment with lions a* th« result coarsely pounded und triturated With of hi* knowledge that litical economy, "that you cannot get An Ideal Husband. , "Up to that time my pnss|>ort had tbe grounds..^ On an average, Bcctftimeu are tbe something for nothing." been a useless piece of luggage: then I water In a mortar, by which nearly all heaviest men tn the United kingdom, forest" will out touch "He makes an ideal husband." "The dynamo to whleh be fastened of the coloring matter is removed. tendon Globe. "I once got tbe measles for nothing. "That sor blessed the foresight that bad bidden the wires was not running, but ns then Welshmen, followed by EngllBh- professor." Interrupted the young man me secure It"—Washington Star. soon as the Wires were placed In Its So prepare shellac the seed-lac la put mot) uud Irishmen last—Cardiff West; "Yes. Whenever she entertained her into oblong cotton clotb bags aud with tbe wicked eye.—Chicago Tribune. club nt night you'd hardly know lie terminals It revolved as If a Htenm ern Mall. • engine was driving It. The workman warmed over a charcoal fire. When consider It a mart o« great pro- was In the house."—Detroit Free I'ress. Auction Bidding by Etectricity. the resin begins to melt tbe bogs are Cockfiohting Among tfts Greeks, I , Safer. Dutch market gardeners do not tnkc was amazed. The engineers and debce In a man to a batata tmn tkrests 1 twisted, and the pure clear reiln In The sport of cocknghtlug seams to or nny contemptmlbs IjajsiiliT Mr "Of course I don't want to Corrected. their produce to the "middleman*, ' but etoctrlclnror Tvere astonished by tbe but I don't think it was altogether discovery that n dynamo electric ma- allowed to Bow over flg wood planks; have originated with Themlst»«lei of aeltner of these w*ak«sr«!M enemy. right for David to Bay 'all men are Wife—I really believe you married ninke him come to thpm and purchase or tbe smooth stems of tbe banyan tree Sreece. When he was leading an army Mt threats make me simply because I have money. it. They have co-operotlve auction chine (turned by steam power) would and cools iu the thla plates or shells liars.*" turn another similar machine a long sgninst tbe Persians be noted two tod tie other etciti "Well, nt any rate. It was safer than Hut)—You're wrong. I married you be- marts, and the produce la sold t>y auc- which constitute alielhic. . Jeslre to revenge DT cause 1 thought you'd let me have tion run by electricity, at wfrlcll qual- distance away If properly connected docks In a desperate battle.' To sflm to pick out one man and nay it to him." to It by electric wires. Thus origi- Pure shrllnc IB very valuable. It If Ulate the courage of Mil soldiers be —Philadelphia Ledger. some of it—Boston Transcript. ity Is guaranteed by tho Growers' Co- muck harder than colophony and is operative society. At the auction not a nated une of the most revolutionary pointed out tbe bravery ot birds, and, Th. RiaM Think. easily soluble In alccfbol. , "What did you do with your book Dinner Engagements. word Is sold beyond the announcement applications of electricity." bating won bis battle wltb tie Per Willing to Oblige. The fact that power can be trans- rhose leaf you found Wtsnid;' A witty Frenchman said. "Only of the quantity in the lot for sale. Mozart lived thlrty-«evcn years. His Hans, tie ordered that tn anbual'cock- Nervous Visitor—Will your dog bile death is an excuse for not keeping a There Is «n electric push bolow each mitted for miles by electric wires Is 6ght should 1m held to celebrate his "Put It through a legal process" me, little boy? laager Little Boy—If one of the most important factors In first mass was composed when he wu "What do you mean?" ' dinner engagement, and even then a merchant's seat communicating with a less than ten yean of age; und (be victory. In England the' records show you want to see I on 11 sick him 00 you. man wou|(, Bend undertaker clack face with numbers on It. Themodern civil engineering achievements. "tfan It Iwund over to keep the enormous quantity of hla compositions tbat the first cockfight took place In •Icoe "-Baltimore Anwncsn -Baltimore American. to BpologlM fop hlm..1 pointer on the dial firce is set going. was the work of ttie sueceedinu twen- 1I9J. ' When It reaches the figure sotnp mer- H«r Po*se«ion». ty-seven years. Moeart wrote forty-one chant is willing to pny he touches hla "I have two lovely little pupplaa." symphonies, fifteen masses, over tblr- push, tbe pointer stops, and without said Mrs. Tawkley. ty operas and dramatic composition*, any possibility of mistake nnd without "I have met yoi(r husband." replied forty-one sonatas, together with an Im- any one except the clerks knowing tbe the num. "Who niVe other onef— mense number of vocal and concerted buyer's nutne, the goods ctinDge Uands. Kichauge. pieces in almost every Une ot art ADVERTISE IN THE LDHG BRANCH DAILY RECORD j ADVERTISE IN THE LONG BRANCH DAILY RECIM1 LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, AUflPflT 29,1912. •-V-—- Uy Poings of Our Jtustling Merchants MOTHER MURDERS kOTEL DIRECTORY. Pleasure Bay. Oldest Hotel on tha Shrov Follow These Ads. Closely From Day To Day. They Are Con- Open the Entire Year. Shoie Dinners a Sp HER THREE BABIES PRICE'S HOTEL New England Clam Bakes. Shell Fish and Game In tinuous^ Saving Money For Somebody season. Competent Sailing Masieis. Husband, Hurrying Home. W. G. EISELE AT THE Finds Them Dead. King's Cedar hurst Inn THE LEADING FLtU.1 . Si p. Store (Formerly I eland Inn) Broadway, Long Branch TRIES TO KILL HERSELF. SPECIAL LUNCHEON'S, DINNERS AND CLAM BAKES Cut Flowers and Palms PREPARED ON ORDER For Sa!e SPECIAL FOR Coupla Had Quarreled and Husband Special Attention Given To Decoration! and Floral Oedgna for Wedding*. Dinner*. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Had Premonition That Something AUTOMOBILE AND BOATING PARTIES Funerals, etc. Best Elgin Was Wrong—Frantic With Grief, H« CARBARET EVERY EVENING "*• We also carry a full selection of Stewing Veal 12c Ib. THE PROPEn WORD. !• Restrained by Police. Hardy Shrubs, Trees and Iler- "I» aviation expenuive?" C. S. KING Telephone 381 L. B baceoiM Plants at our Nurser- Chuck Steak 14c Ib. "Yes; the upkeep U quite conslder- New York, AUK. Ul*.~ Mrs. Sarah IH. Creamery Butter iypber billed her tlnvo children and All telephone calls promptly Chopped Meat - 14c Ib. itttuiiptcd filicide followiag a quarrel attended to and given our care- Rump Corned Beef 14c Ib. vith ber buslmml, the first they bud Restaurant and Cafe, Ocean Avenue, Long Branch, ful attention! 32c Ib. FLOOD SQENE. ENGLAND. uid in ten years. N. J. Facing Ocean and Boardwalk. Suites with Cedar Avt, Telephone (27 Shoulder of Veal 16c Ib. .Mis. SypbtM- was found unconsciniis HOTEL PANHAC1 Bath. Automobile Parties a Specialty. Special Long Branch. Shows How Norwich Residents ylog on her bed beside the tliree chil- Ratea (or Families for the Season. The Automobile Club of America Officially Fresh Killed Fowl 22c Ib. FINEST IN THE LAND. Had to Leave Their Homes. dren. Two HUH Jets were turned pn, Appointed Hotel. Telephone Call 334 Long Branch. md the windows mid duors were closed OERNANDO PANNACI, Owner and Proprietor. •www******* %**»»»»»»-i Mr. Syplier. who 1H an ironworker In Stiileii Island, left his home In Wil- Apple bnrt; In a happy mood. He qiiiir- 189 Weatwooi] Avenue, Long Branch. Choice BOOTH'S FUNERAL IS with Ids wife, but she seemed io rooms, all newly furnished, by day, week or hnve trot ever her temper. He Uissetl WESTWOOD HOTEL season. Excellent table. Italian dinners a Vinegar 19c . _ todby and went In and kissed tlie specialty. Cufe supplied with Imported and Domestic Wines, Liquors and ATTENDED BY 35,000 three children an they lay in bed asleeg. Beers. Choice stock of cigars. Telephone 338. W. MOLBA, Proprietor. 7 cakes Swift's Suspected Something Wrong. He luriiii to feet u pteiuonltion that West End, N. J. Third iiuethlne wiw wrong und asked the season under the man Soap 25c High Pitch of Emotion as Massed foiciiuiii to let him go home. He ar- 1 Km* WES• v •••**T • EN•»••»*D COTTAGEww • • • •««»Sw ANmwmwmD HGTE•••» «MLM agement of ERNEST rived Uoine to tiud the doors Locltfd. FIUBOUHG, which lnaures to Ita patrons a continuation of unexcelled cuisine 1 ^_ Bands Piay. i ynickly be beat them down and burst and hotel service. Now open for the season. Tel. 1020—West End, Loug • Into the bedroom. He leaped back be- Armour a Bak- fore a TUHII of ifus and ran to throw Branch. N. X open all the windows. London, Aug. 29.—It is estimated Opp. Pleasure Bay, N. J. ed Beans 14c MB ttint ;t5,000 persons gathered in Olyiu- KettirnlrjK to the bedroom he saw the Private Dinners. New Eng- i pia to take part in the memorial surv- three children—Kdwni'd, eight years WEIL'S PORT-AU-PECK HOTEL land Clam Hakes. Planked ives of tin* late General Booth, old; Muriel, five, and Le Roy, four—ly- Steak and Fish a Specialty, Sailing and Crabbing. Two Motor Boat* Tato- The scenes In the vast building were ing on the bed just as he had left phone 327 L. II. Campbells emotlouul to an extraordinary degree. them. His wife lay across the IHMJ. Delicious sodas uren't a liap- J. H. WAHDELL & SON, Prop*. It was prolmbly the '''•en test funeral He called frantically for help »nd Soups 3 cans penlng. It takes pure frult service the world has Kfiown. juices, the best of ingredients, ; Rome one Kot a nearby doctor, who was It wild not » aervlceof Borrow. There closely followed by Dr. Weltbas from - - 25c utmost clennlinese and export was no black, ao somber color. The Bush wick hospital. Both pronounced knowledge to produce then . All playing i»f tin; deail march In "'Soul.** the children dead. this, we have. i;nd t)io coffin, escorted by the tildest . Mrs. Hypher was taken to Rushwick soldiers of the army which General hospital. No hope is held out for her recovery. • \ DE LISLE'S Salt Pork 12c i Booth founded, were the only indiea- HICKS' MANUFACTURING CO. ! tlons of death. Sypher was frantic with grief and LONG BRANCH. N. J. The chief impression conveyed by had to be restrained by the police, who Wholesale & Retail. Phone 62J. I he proceedings was (hut of trium- feared thnt be. too, might try to kill Famous French Restaurant phant ilium;!! solemn rejoicing for tbe himself L M. COLTON life or" n (treat religious leader. AT ALLAIRE . Throughout the paHsage of the fu PREPARES TO WED AT 108. I neral prucesHiou, which occupiedtwen- I ty minutes In passing up the arena. Negro Married Same Woman Fifty- Open for the 16th Season 76 Rockwell Avenue Jh? R. M. HARRIS i massed hands played and replayed eight Years Ago. the dead mnrch. Than fntin\\«' which.' though Inartistic in details, ie«ve the city every day, but not one hti broomstick find declaring they were j was yet deeply lmpreBstve in Its vast an Iveil or departed since Monday. 1 man and wife. They raised nine chil- and ttirunge ap/peal. rallied for llir.r- days strnlKht aioun The Scarboro, situated on the ocean front $2.50 to$4.00 Norwich, and the town was Inundate* dren and now intend to make their at South Bath Avenue, Is one of Long LOOK FOR OUR tup-uida wars renik'teil homolcss. Man marriage legal. Branch's foremoet summer hotels. Wide Black and Rusiets li all leathers, Gv.icral Markets. klif.r . collapsed. THE SCAiOHO HOTEL New York, Aug. 29. Grifflu was born in Ashley county, verandas extend on the east and south Bides. All rooms are exterior, noth- BIG GROCERY AD. styles that are extensively worn BUTT KR~ Fir rn*r; receipts. 13.B37 pack and his father took bis name, Samnel ing to obstruct view of ocean. The cuisine is excellent. The table la unsur- ages; crpam*ry. extras, Ib.. Z&WaZIc.i, flr«U. Shadow of tha Holy Stone Griffin, after the master of the eatute. passed. An up-to-date Cafe is connected with the house. Terms on applica- and that will be worn up to real UG'An^iic; wrondH, 24a25c.; thirds; 22a23c.: It 1* a MliiKUiar fact that June 21 is state dulry, tubs, finest, 25ii2&Hc; good to For twelve years they have lived in tion. Special rates to families and long season guests. L. V. KAHN, Prop FpR MONEY cold weather. prime. I'liiuKc ; common to fair. 21a22^4c.; tlm only day In the year that fit sun- city. process, ex iru«. 34Hc.; firsts, 28a24c.; sec- rha n shadow Is cast by the "holy onds, :.'l-ii.r.; tmttatlon creamery, flrsta, stone'1 RCTOW the altar stone at Stone- SAVING SBc.: factoiy. Ju»» make. ttrsta, 22%c; cur- rent iiuiki-, flrsA, ilVia22«;,; aecoiida. S'_ liunfe. Knfcland. The event is always Lie; third*. 19a20o.; packing stock, current mac!e the occasion of a [lllKrliniiKe at SPECIALS moke, No. 2, ftVfcnZOc.; No. 3, 18al»c. dayMroaU byniembers of the Unlvei-sal OHE1CSI-5 -Steady; receipts, 8.383 boxes llon'l of the Bona of Men and many C. B. DEAVER state, whole milk, new, specials, white ib., tSaliHia.; colored, 16Wc.; average fan- UDorteuo touristH. Rionehange is re- C Broadway, Opp. Rockwell Ave. cy, white, u\\r.; colored, 16c.; under parted to have been a sun temple. ••PERPETRATED BY WALT M DOU&ALL •'. grade.!. Ha lS.Hc.; daisies. 16%ic.: state PHONE 21-1. ektms, new. s.peelaln. white, l^fcalSc.; col oreit. l^Wil3c.; fftlr 'to choice, HhUlfcc. ;-un THE TRUST BUSTERS WM. BRYAN EOGB - Weak; receipts, 21,881 caews ENDLESS FEATURES THE WAY TH IS HE.RE TERB^CKER" THE fr«*li KHlhi'ict. extir«H, doz., •J&aZSc.i exitt TRUST IS GROWING- MEANS Good Small Prunes (li-BtH. • 'H-,: ttrwts. 214a:&%c,; seconiAi ANARCHY AND DfcSTRUC auuL'lu.; J)rt lets Utrttto.! checks, 13al7c; rrt- WE. ©mSHTER &o SOMETHING- Elberon Florist 7c Ib.; 4 lbs. 25c frlK•<• -mr'iM. uoaillc.; thirds, Ufallte.. iitat(> IVnnhylvaiita und nearisy. hennery 5c by TroUey to lht Door. hliew. fancy. lio-ge, 31a32c; fair to good Large Basket Good ft30c.; hennery browns, ^6n27c.; gathered Greatest Eastern Exposition Will Floral Tributes and [ lowcri rown and mixed colors, 22a#>c. HAY AND finiAW- Steady; timothy Surpass All Former Rec- Jersey Potatoes 40c old. tl.lital.1u; now, Jlal-ia; shipping, (la for AlT Occasion*. Falmi 1.06; clover, mixed, Jlul.26; long rye straw ords In 1912. «nd Plantt Rented at Reaton- •ni:i:..c . uiii. tffBGo.] Hmtdli bales 5c. less. Large Basket I'OTATOKS--Weak; Long Island, bbl oi {y.iii, |1.8SiB.at Jersey, r<*ind, Jl.Wa2; long able Rates : : : : : " iw-jete. Jersey; yellow, banket Almost endless nre tbe fentures that LANDSCAPE GARDENING Turnips - 25c flul. U,.-MI. yellow- bill.. Sl.75n2.oO. vv.ll be offered at the Treutou Fair of A SPECIALTY l!iL2. which Is to be held Sept. 30 and A line selection of Trees, Live Stock Market*. Oct 3, 2. 3 and 4. Kor twenty years Pittnburgh, Aug. 29. his Fair has enjoyed the enviable Shrubs and Hardy Plantt al- i—Supply llRhtV market eteady ways on hand. choice. llt.Lfiaiiii!; prime. $8.fl5a!M0; good .•eputation of being one of the greatest. t7.2T«i.s.2E; tidy. $7a7.50; fatr, |fi.&0aC60; cum If not the greatest. In this country, nud w,y// Telephone 659 Long Branch mnn to g»od fat bulln. 93.60a0.25; heifers there will be no falling short of this Ha7.2Ti; freah rows and sprlngerH, $£5a65. THE ONLY WAY TOBEA T THIS OCTOPUS,FELL£H CITIZENS, IS CHILDS' BHKH.P AND l.AAOiS - Supply fair i(rotation this year. On the contrary, To BUST IT AND TO BUST IT THERE AIN'T NOTHING- THE TRUST CIGAR market wtcwly; piimw wwtltcrs, J4.ti0a4.75 STORE HAS. JUST unless all signs fall, a new record will BE-TTmn THAN THE BOYCOTT. THAT WILL. BRING- CUT PRICES ON THE 152 BROADWAY aeod mtxed, f4i.xit.-i). faUi mixed. 33.&ua4 EM TO TERMS I lambs. f-l.5Oa7.5O; veoJ calves, SlO.KOall lie established. PONKADORA. PtRFECTbE heHvy nnd ihln, $6&7. '"'It COME OOTtp 2 cans R. S. Tel. 49-R HO(*B--necdlptB light, mnrket 5 centi The 11)1^ Trenton Fair will offer n night j; prime heavy, JU.10a9.20; heavy I'Ofiitlonal, Industrial, original and in Succotash . 25c mlxei, *S W)i\9.»); medium, heavy Yorkers itructive feast so great as to CIHSS it and light Yorkers. S9.40a3.45; pigs, |8.5Oa H30rh JTfUlS Un*. J6.60a7. with wome of the national expositions. 2 cans Robin >iily ou a smaller dcnle. BEST OVATION F0!i MARSHALL. Some of the features will be a horli Hoid Peas 25c cultural show uuequaied by any fair Political Campaign (In Maine.I* Hottes an this continent, nn agricultural show Kerosene Oil In Ytoare. if unusual merit, a great horse show. 3 cakes Dutch Uangor, Me.. Au;f. 20.—Iw the midst i cattle exhibit, a display of sheep of the hotteut pobUicul campaign ttits ;iki swine, o poultry, pigeon and Hand Soap state otis ever k"n own. Governor Mar- yet stock show, dog show, automo- 25c 9c Gal. Hliull of lndiann and Mrs/Murahall ar- rived here and received n "big ovation, bile NIIOW, a city of mucbluery. four tjovernor MarshaiU.cnuio from ^ugustn. layi of light harness racing, one day where he spoke m«i big rally. One ofi »f duralevil motorcycle racing, a vaude- A. C. Bennett Co. the biggest Democratic nwriinus that [llile show costing many thousands of 307 Branchport Ave. city linn ever tenmrn was aditressed IffoTlars" and" Fntroduclng many of the here by •Governor Mitrshall. Governor world's greatest performers und enter- MRS. J. HILL Min-wbuEt siieaks in JiowiHton today and talners, delightful baud concerts by Hair Dressing, Manicuring, Fa- then leaves for horae. He will l>e suc-Wlnkter's famous Second ltegiment cial Massage, Shampooing, etc. (eedod In the big: campaign In this ha ml, merchants and trades display• Full line of Heir Goods. stute by Speaker Champ Clark, who ait and ladles' fancy work exhibit, Room 1, New Goldstein Bldg, will/open his Mir/n<> campnlgn tour at T p-hool children's exhibit, home and 1.J.C.DISBROW ir

MRS. ELMER E. BLACK.

New York Woman Off For Europe to Investigate Public Marketa. Candidates for Board of EWARK'S >TORE~BEAUTIFUL Chosen Freeholders. BROAD, riEW-AHOHALSEY STREET The undersigned, members of the present Board of Chosen Free- WE GIVE AND REDEEM SURETY STAMPS. holders, of the County of Monmouth, desire to announce themselves CLOSED FRIDAY NIGHT AND SATURDAY AT 1 P. M. candidates for renomination at the Democratic primaries to be held September 24th, 1912, and respectfully solicit the support at such 9 School Clothes primaries of all voters affiliated with the Democratic party. • • •< JOHN M. CORLIES, When you buy clothes for school you naturally want the kinds JOHN DALY, that are dressy and at the same time are built for service, and this is THOMAS E. JEFFRIES, the kind of clothing we offer you at moderate prices. ROBERT C. THOMPSON, We know we can surprise you with the Russian Boys' Suits of Fancy Cheviots and Cassimeres CHARLES M. WYCKOFF. Blouse Suits ot Casgimere and Cheviot in double*; and rich Blue Serges; perfect fitting; cut in the best breasted styles, In the larger sizes, with 1912 models; siz.es 8 to 17 years; remark- *»7 QQ This a'. were dragging n line of hose Into the The story was told in the papers the other day that shoes would coBt from 30c to BOc a pair more all AMERICAN LEAGUE. HER NAME ON EGGSHELL. house. Mrs. Hamburg Bbcd tears be- along the line next season—the sBoemakers had so decreed. But here we are selling well made shoes of At New York: R. H. E cause her new parlor suit was about Cleveland ..1 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 2—fi 12 ] patent leather and 'gunmetal, both Pumps and Oxfords, in sizes to fit almost any foot at only 85c to be gullied. llowker ordered the-men New Yorl: ..0 00001002—J 7 i Neither Knew That the Other Wee Surely you have need of some such shoes as these, if not for dress wear for house shoes or for Batteries-Gregg and O'Neill; CaldWell back, firnbblng up a largo piece of outing service, tor which they are splendidly adapted. and Wwrt'in'y. Wooing Her Till Both Were Engaged. soap In the kitchen ho mounted a lad-

-..••.<• , Second game: R n. Each Confident of Holding Her to der and rubbed the cake up nnd down New York i.l 0001110'—4 9 Cleveland ..00100000 1—2*7 2 Xer Word. the Hainlng fixture. In lit'ty seconds Fresh and Fine Dressmaker Finish Batteries—Warhop and Sterritt; Kaler, the leak wns plugged nm! tire (muffed Basketif. and Carisch. Empires—O'Brien lIuokonHAck, N. J., Aug. 29.—Theo out. "I wns a plumber once," said and r>lneen. (lore Hldorc, twenty-four years oM, of the chief to his nstontRhed comrades. Women's $7.98 Dresses $2.49 At Boston: R. H. 11 Fulrvlew, and George '/Ale, twenty- Boston 10 2 2 0000*— 8 4 i live years old, of Union Hill, who room This 1B going to be the big surprise of the Month End Sale—a purchase of new, fresh and superb Chicago ....0 O1002OOO—3 together, are milking prepurtitlunH to RICH MAN'S SON KIDNAPED. dresses, one In a box, from one of our best makers—several hundred dresses in all. Batteries—O'Brien and Carrigan; Benz go west to marry the MUM girl. Kaeh Italian Beker of Paataic Victim of These dresses are of fine plain or nahrllne Xihgerle, Dimity, Novelty Persian Lawn and French~~Nov- Second game: lias proposed by mall it ml eacfa lifts elty Marquisette. They are made in high, round or square neck styles, exquisitely trimmed, with surplice Boston 0 0 0 30 0 0 0 •— 3 7 Black Hand Men. Chicago 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0—0 0 been accepted. Neither one believes PanAlc, N. J., Aug. 30.—Charles Can- lace bandings. Some are handsomely hand-embroidered with round heavy lace, set in Baby Irish effect the other will lie HiiceeMsful. They yokes I <]roi> shoulders; ornamented with crochet, peart and covered button's; skirts in the smart new Batteries — Wood and Cady; Taylor. urt/.zuru, a wealthy Italian bnker, who White and Kuhn. Umpires—Westervelt have conducted a courtship by mail tunic effect; sizes for small, medium and large women. Besides white, we have biue, lavender, pink him received many Itlack Hand letters, and O'Loughlln. tor six months without knowing that and other beautiful shades; dainty dresses such as these should retail at no less At Washington: n. H. E reported to t he police that tils son, than $7.98; we hold them ready for you in the Month End Sale at only St. Louts -.0 0 2 0 0 01 0 0—S 4 1 the young woman stood In danger of Frank, two yen is old, had been kidnap- Wash'ton ..0 110 00000-2 7 2 becoming a bljfamint. They have been 1M2, by American PreHi Association. Batteries—Powell and Krltchell; John- nl from In front of his home by a man Inseparable comrades for ,v<>nrwt and who drove away in an express wagon. son and Alnamlth. Umpires—Evans and eren now are an the best of terms. J. Robert Rubin, an asdlBtant In Dis- Egan. ('ammzzaro told the police he wastrict Attorney Whitman's office. New At Philadelphia: n It was ogTOftd that they would Btart away from home at the time his child York, In one of the active' figures In th« Detroit ....0 20020010—6 for the girl's home together-and put It was stolen, but that neighbors of hisgratt cleanup, folluwlog taw KumnUml Phllad'phia 012000000—3 7 3 up to her aH to which Is which. She murder. He brotiKht 8«m Schepps back Batteries—Wlllett and Stanage; Houck told him they BOW the mini drive up nnd from Hot aprtnga. Ark,, and has dune lives In Topeka, Knn., but her name 1 Bender, Thomas and Lapp; Umpires— offer the boy 5 cents. The man then gnQd w6rk In gathering evidence against Connolly and Hart they refuse to dtnclose. Each suitor Invited the Cannazzaro child to take a the allegpi! police grafters. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. has a photograph, kept and treasured drtve with him, and the boy had ac- • w. i« P.C w. I* above all things. A no lent Trioks- Boston.... 84 37 .boo Detroit.... 67 G7 .460 cepted and climbed into the wagon, Tbe nrtH of jugglery were, as linn Wash'to;i. 75 48 .G10 Cleveland. KS 69 .43 This romance began several months which wns driven off. Phlla'phta 7b 47 .606 New York 44 76 .30ago when Zlle was eating eggs for been proved "by learned writers, of high Chicago... 60 60 .600 St. Louis. 40 82 .828breakfast one morning. Ttie sbell of antiquity. The nirplnl, who lived near Bargains in Real Estate INTERNATIONAL LEAOUB. DEDICATE THAW TELESCOPE. Home, jumped through uurulug coitta; one bad a name and address upon It, At Montreal: R. if and be copied it before breaking It women In early times were accustomed Newark .0 030000101— 6 11 open. He sold nothing to his chum Professor Pickering of Harvard Heads to walk over burning coals in Cappa- Montreal 0012000010— 412 Delegation of Astronomere, Batteries—Eniman and Hlggins; Smltl at the time, believing that such niat- docla, and the exhibition of balls and To any one desiring to own a home, or make and Burns. tet*B should he kept private. Not more Pittsburgh, Aug. 29.—Headed by Dr. cups Is often mentioned in the works At Buffalo: than a couple of weeks Inter Hldore Edward t'harlea Pickering of Harvard of the ancients. It wns as far bnck IIB a profitable investment, we offer the following Provid'e 0002000112— 6 H 3 obnervutory. some twoscore BiemberK the third century that one Permits, or Buffalo ..0 000 110111—5 was eating the mime nort of breakfast of the Astronouilcul mid Astro-Physical Batteries—Luntte and Street; Jameson food and there was an address upon Plrmlus, who endeeavored to make society of America helped dedicate the himself emperor In Egypt, suffered a properties For Sale for cash or installments. Stroud and Schang-. one of tbe shells. Like hla chum's It Thaw memorial telescope, erected as a At Toronto! R. a had been written with an Indelible smith to forge Iron on nu anvil placed Toronto ... .1 0 1 0 2 0 0 4 •— 8 12 memorial to William Thaw and,his on his breast, and rope dancers with Baltimore. .0 00003010—4 8 Ink, and, although nenrly washed off, son, William Thnw, Jr. House and Lot, Jackson Street, Lot 50 x 100, house six rooms, condition Batteries—Rudolph and Uemls; Vlckers It waH easily decipherable. Sldore balancing poles are mentioned by Pe- and Bergen. Although Allegheny observatory has tronlus and others, while the various- wrote a letter and said nothing to Zlle. been in existence for ten years It was good, near Broadway. Price $1,200., only $200. cash, balance $12.50 per month Seoond game: R. H. K By means of the mails the two court- feats of horsemanship exhibited In our Baltimore 0 1111—4 7 I formally dedicated and officially pre- circuses passed In the nineteenth cen* Toronto 0 0 0 0 0—0 8 I ships progressed until the girl suggest- sented to the University of Pittsburgh. Two new houses on Coleman Avenue, near Seventh Avenue, six rooms, (Called on account of darkness.) ed exchanging photographs. Both Sl- tury, from Egypt to tbe ByEantlue Batteries—Smith, Pelty and McAllister dore and Zlle agreed and their photo- court and thence over all Europe. dry cellar, possession given at once. Price each $1,500., only $300. cash, bal- Kent and Graham. TriiUte Lalgue. At Rochester: H. H. u graphs went west without dealy. In At Allentown—Allentown, 12; Read- ance $12.50 per month. V Rochester .2 0000208 •— 710 fact, from notes that they have recent- Ing, 11. "Journal" and "Journey." Jersey City 000000012—3 7 I ly compared it Is probable that the Strictly speaking a "Journal" should Batteries - Hughes and Blair; McHale At Treuton—Trenton, 0; York, 8. New House on Harrison Street, Lot 50x150, House eight rooms and and Wells. likenesses reached the young lady on At Atlantic City—Atlantic City, 10; be a dully publication, although tbe STANDING OF THE CLUBS. the same day. Hhe immediately sent Chester, 4. word no longer has that limited UHP. bath, all improvements, good condition; a bargain. Pride $3,000., only $500. W. U P^ W. L. PCher picture to Iwth young men. At Wilmington—Witrulngton-Harrls- The case of "journey" Is exactly com Toronto... 78 62 -G00 Jersey C'y 61 69 .40 Both were charmed wfth it. It was parable. Even to Ctmucer it still cash, balance $25.00 per month. Rochester. 76 61 .698 Buffalo... 67 66 .463 burg. Postponed on account of rala. Ba'timore. 62 63 .486 Montreal.. B8 71 .460a case of "you for me ami nie for you" meant a day's progress, and In the Newark... 63 Hi .496 Provl'ence 64 73 AH wltb both of them. In fart, they both fourteenth century it was possible to House and Lot North side Joline Avenue, between Rockwell and Liberty NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE, had It HO bad that their friends twgnn The Retort Courteous. , speak of one'country as being "fifty- At Khulni: i HUB to notice a change. Finally two pro- Hist Oldwun— Tve refused many, two journeyes" distant from another, , Street, Lot 50 x 150, eight rooms and cellar. Price $2,200., only $400. cash, Elmira 10 IS posnlB were sent westwnrd, and these many offers of marriage. Gapboy a "Journey" belug reckoned usually as balance $15.00 per month. Utlca 2 4 two proposals brought forth letters of (absentmlndedly) — Very thoughtful twenty miles. Bnt "journey** calls up At Blr.ghamton: R. II. • and considerate of you, I'm sure.- Syracuse 4 acceptance. no suggestion whatever of a dsjr. now. Ulnghamtou 0 Mcggendorfer Blatter. House and Lot, corner Joline and Eastwood Avenues, near Liberty Second game: it, II. H The Reaeon. Prosperity, Street, Lot 68 x 150, House six rooms, attic and good cellar. (Room to build Blngrhamton g 7 Malmle—Why U Agnew so blue? That character Is power In true In a "What'u your idea of prosperity?" Syracuse 0 ;s <;J»<1,VH Because her nose Is 80 red — much blghor MMINC titan that knowl- "Always a little more tbau I have."—• another house). Price $1,700., $300. cash, balance $12.50 per month. At Wllkesbarre: R, u. • Wilkesbarre 8 12 Cluclunnti Enquirer. s power.—S ml I en. Detroit Free X'resa. Albany 4 6 Small House and Large Lot on Third Avenue, opposite Independent's Second game postponed on account o rain. Engine House, suitable for business purposes. Lot 60 x 200, price on request. STANDING OF THE CLUB& W. I- P.O. w. L. p.c Utica 73 64 .575 Albany ...57 62 ,478 Factory property, two Store Brick and frame factory, suitable for any Wilk'tim: 69 54 .661 Scranton .&5 63 Elmira ...66 54 .660 Syracuse .&2 70 .426 Bank or Asbury Park"*sr purpose, engine and boiler, ready for business. Rentor sell on easy terms. Troy 66 54 .546 Bfngh'ton 46 72 .390 SUFFRAGE PARADE IN MOVIES La MAISTRE LACE & Largest Popalar Price* Ladle. Salt Also to close the estate of Matthias Woolley, deceased, we offer The EMBROIDERY CO. Men's Summer Suits stort In Monmouih Cranty Homestead property on Liberty Street, Lot 100 x 400, all bulkheaded, large 3,000 Foot Film to Be Reeled Through Handkerchiefs, Lacei, Em- are now one-Half price house, 10 rooms, bath, gas, cement cellar, steam heat; barn and outbuildings, out Ohio. broidery, Curtalna and Llnena, BERGER'S Columbus, O-, Aug. 20.—Three tbou Hosiery, Corsets, Underwear. to dote out at 707-709 Cookman Ave, all in good condition. Price on request. , sand feet of moving picture film of the Cor. Cookman Ave. 4 Emory 8t. Asbury Park, N. J. great suffragette parade, held as par ASBURY PARK. M. N. SUPP, of the centennial celebration* will be No conoectloo with ur «h«T tan House and Lotnext door to the above property, Lot 60 x 400, House 7 shown in theaters throughout the stati before election next Tuesday. THE HOME Jh« RagatJho* Jtor* STRICKLI&S rooms and cellar, good condition. Possession at once. Price $3,500, easy terms. Suffragettes point to the demqnstra tlon as a powerful argument In favor of Qooct Cloth< BROAD ST. RED BANK far bttttr House and Lot, Rockwell Avenue, 6 rooms in good condition. Lot 50 x of woman suffrage. They are protK Fashionable Spring and Summer CLOTHES, BATS that more than 8,000 women and 100 J. KlilDEL 150, gqpd location. Price $1,600, easy terms. men are In line and that 75,000 persons Footwear & FURNISHINGS applauded. RED BANK THB HONE OF REGAL SHOES • Ambary Park Mouse and Lot, Union Avenue, House 10 rooms, large attic, dry cellar, Weather Forecast. Eicaluilvriy te ».m Repairing. Prescription Work bath, gas and all improvements; barn or store house, good condition and Probably showers today; tomorrow ' ttarlq App.r* Tilt Trade Mirk Nooi»ct]o!iwiih«DroU»re.ublUhm t fair; light to moderate variable wind*. ni location. Price $5,000, easy terms. LZ Is • guarante* on W. C. WISEMAN r

JUSTICE 60FF AND THE NEW WEST END CASINO WHITMAN CONFER Likely That Prominent Law* BROADWAY THEATRE yer Will Be Retained. Reserved1 Seats on Sale One Week in Advance. Box Office Saturday NigHt Open from 9 a. m; to 10 p. m. WITNESSES ARE DISCUSSED TO-NIGHT Raporttd That Certain Policemen Know Location of "Lofty Loui»" and "Gyp th« Blood" and Th.t Mii.ing Gun- men Will Testify For ^eck«r. The Messrs. Shubert and Win. A. Brady Announce New York, Aug. 2O.~Jusriee Golf and The Great Comedy Success District Attorney Whitman held a long conference at Justice Guff's summer Otis HARLAN & Chas. GRAPEWIN home at MUlbrook, N. Y. At the con- ference final plans were laid for the ANNOUNCE John Doe Investigation that begins next "BUNTY PULLS Tuesday before Justice Goff tn an ex- traordinary session of tbe supreme court. A MONSTER Among tbe Important subjects dis- cussed between the Justice and Mr. Whitman was the matter#of retaining THE STRINGS" as a special assistant for the John Doe proceedings a well known lawyer who BY GRAHAM MOFFAT Is one of the heat—some authorities say he Is the best—Jury advocate and cross A COMEDY ACTED BY A SPECIALLY IMPORTED COMPANY examiner at the New York bar. This attorney Is expected to continue the OF 35 SCOTCH PiAYERS. John Doe inquiry with undimlnlflhed Vaudeville Show | activity while District Attorney Whit- -FOB THE BENEFIT OF- man personally is occupied later on the New York 2 Years London 2 Years John Doe Inquiry with the trials of Lieutenant Becker and others for the v murder of Herman Roseuthal. Chicago 2 Years GRAPEWIN NATIONAL BALL CLUB The list of witnesses who will be called upon to testify at the John Doe PRICES - - - 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 Inquiry also was discussed by Mr. Whitman with Justice Goff. The dis- Sl.SO and $1.5O trict attorney brought to the conference ON SALE AT tbe witness .tat as now prepared and which in nil likelihood contains the FRIDAY and SATURDAY AUG. 30-31 names of the men who will testify. WARDELL & BURKE'S POST OFFICE BUILDING, - WEST END, N. J. Art Gunmen Located? The American Play Co. Presents Just before Mr. Whitman took up his work with Justice Goff an unusual story, in which the probable location of ARTISTS WILL BE "Gyp the Blood" and "Lefty Louie" figures, came to the district attorney's Adele Ritchie ears. The story concerns the probable "Within the Law" Alice Lloyd Joe Caw thorn e knowledge by Lieutenant Becker and ,ju. bis friends of where tbe two fugitive A New American Play by B\YAKD VEILLER Ha Grannan Smith & Gardner gunmen ar* at present, and the story Tom WcNaughton us it came to Mr. Whitman caused the WITH A BRILLIANT CAST INCLUDING Alma Youlan Chas. Grapewin district attorney to give it serious con- Eleanor Lanning ,'.; sideration. • ' Florence Nash Wm. B. Mack The district attorney's Informant told Georgia Lawrence JANE COWL Orme Caldara Jimmy Britt Dave Montgomery him that there Is reason for believing Anna Chance that Becker knows where "Gyp the AND MANY OTHERS ' Blood" find' "Lefty Louie" may be found now, und that Becker, with the This Play Goes Direct from Here to the New Eltinge Theatre, New York pusalve and perhaps active aid of cer- GENE SCHWARTZ At The Piano tain men lu the police department la holding back the Information which PRICES: 25-50-75-$1.00 and $1.50. SEATS NOW ON SALE would lead to the immediate capture of I the gunmen. Tbe information that came to Mr, DOESN'T LIKE HIS SPEECH. Satisfying Honor In India. Whitman continues that Becker and They hud a peculiar way of golnR certain members of tbe police force Sunday Afternoon and Evening, Sept. 1 REVOKE ORDERS TO Wilson Prepare* It In Advance, but Into bnukrnptcy among the Mnrnwaris hope to produce "Gyp the Blood" and Won't Follow II. In India, now unhappily giving wny to "Lefty Louie" when Becker is placed Sea Uirt, N. J., Ang. 20.—Application the less picturesque method of theou trial for murder, but that the Indict- Warner's Masterpiece In DISPATCH TROOPS of the tariff policies of the three po- white man. When a man could not pay ed lieutenant hopes to bring them Into ! litical parties to the fnrming InrtuBtry hla bl.»n ho would summon bin cred- court to aid his own defense. The will be the chief topic of Woodrow Wil- itors. They were ushered Into a room Becker plan as told to Mr. Whitman is MOTION PICTURES son today tn Ms speech before the In which the thnkur, or hoiiHehold god, that the two gunmen will take the Rebels Cease Interference Be- State Urnugers' picnic, at WUIimDH was enshrined, but covered np with a stand at the last moment for Becker Grove, Pu. cloth and with the face turned to the and Bwt'ur thnt they saw Jack Rose THE R E D E M F» X I O N " tween Managua and Corlnto. He distributed advance copies of a wnll in order that It might no,t witness firldgle Webber and Harry Vallon do portion of his speech. It did not satia- the scene that was to follow. The In- the actual killing of Rosentha). P fy him. Holvent would then, In garb of mourn- SOO People 3O Scenes 3 Complete Reels Wellington, Aug. 20.—Shortly before Yon will seo by reading this speech ing, He on the floor, presenting bin LEARNS SHE HAS 4 CHILDREN I midnight hist night tiie orders uf Presi- Mint I cannot prepare one In advance," back to his credftors, who, on a given No Advance in Prices. ALL SEATS lOc dent Taft directing the Tenth lufiinlry mild Dr. Wilson. "I have got to hnve signal, would fat. on him with snopR Mother Told of Quadruplets Month lo rfroceed at once frpm rannuin to Co- in audience and the warmth that and slippers and belabor him till their After Birth. rlnto, Nicaragua* were revoked. The H ax I go nlong with my speech. wrath was exhausted. Tho beating regiment, which wa« to hnve left Pan- I rant take a helpless stenographer Boston, Aug. 20.—Although four chil- finished, honor was declared to bedren were bom to Mrs. Thomas II. ama toriiiy, will remain In tlie ran a I I talk to him. It Is like cruelty to Gattftfled nil around. PT. 2. animals." 9eely of Dorchester a month ago she tone mid bolfl Itself In readlneNS lor did not know until yesterday that she MATINEE AND'NIGHT further orders. The Criterion Of Danger. was the mother of a quartet instead of This fiction WHH decided ou because Italian Ships Off Beirut. The Duke of Wellington once drove twins, .'is she hus supposed ail along. the rebels have ceased (heir Interfer- Beirut. Aulntlc Turkey, Aug. 20.—81* Sir George Warrt»nder from Windsor When she saw all four of them all cud- GALA OPERATIC TREAT ence wi til t-oaumiulcaUou between Italian warships anchored off here. in his carriage. The duke drove so fu- dled together In a crib she exclaimed Vhey hnve shown no signs of hostility, with wouder and delight. Mii migua nnd Cor!nto on the west ent the Turkish garrison Is ready to riously that Sir George, dreading every Werba and Luescher Present a Sister Triumph to Mi>t. The revolutionists are Ht111 In Ut an attack. moment that n terrible collision would The babies are belug kept in an in force nt Loon, the iHrgent city on the occur, hogged htm not t« drive HO fnst. cubutor nt tbe Dorchester Cottage hos- their Famous Success "The Spring Maid" line of the railroad from the en pi till to "Pooh, pooh!" said hia gnlce. "Where pital a [tart of the tinia and in a crib the sen. but hnve given up attempting CANNON IN KICK CONTEST. there IN no feur there la no dangor." the vest of the time. The physicians to block the pnsnage of the L'ulted "My dear duke," repMed Sir George, my they do not know of any other set States forces. Unola Jo* Accepti tha Challenge of "If fear is the criterion of danger for of quadruplets living aa long as these THE ROSE The navy hus assured the state de- •n Athletic Nonagenarian. heaven's sake stop and let me get out, have. The children are perfectly partment ih;ii iiinitT itheao cireuin- Moorhend, Minn., Aug. 29. — Uncle for I was never in such a funk in my healthy urn! they will be kept at the sljtnrotf It will he ulilu tn kaiv com- Joe Cannon, In a letter to State Sena- life."—London Mull. lu>spii:ii for 11 month metre. munication open. The cruiser GKftfof- tor Charles S. Mitrden, accepts the elial- IMAID n)H. prepared to laud Sfveml hundred lenKP of j. B. Hlnitrlifird, lined ninety, Not Afraid. bliifjnckets, will reach Corlnto today. of this city, to a "blab Kicking" con- Recruiting Officer—You realize the BITTEN, RACES 250 MILES. *«il thltt force, naval official^ say, with test. Mr. Cjinnon's reply snyst danger before you? You are not afraid DIRECT FROM A SIX MONTHS RUN IN NEW YORK CITY uf having homa sKot under you? Sod- Dog's Victim Ridet 175 on Motorcycle, the marines .pud glusJacketn ulr^dy on "I ennnot flUKftrAttha t ^fr. Blanrhnnl Then Takes Train. the scene, jnft, be nniRclent to cope first Ret n reputation before attempting ety Uecrult—Me? I had two motor Superb Company of nearly 100, including Dazzling Rosebud Garden of Gir's. with the fliuatlou for the next few to chnllenRp me In this repitrd, for. of boatH explode under mo, three nutos Austin, Tex., Aug. 20— A. D, Ander- Three Carloads of Scenery. Special Orchestra of 28 start over me and on aeroplane full son uf Dallas made a record breaking 3»ys. More marines ore due lit Oortnto _ _ irsc, his pro\ve»a In this delightful trip of 175 miles by motorcycle and opxt weok. bei]^g now en route to Colon Hport is known in nil men. In view of u-lth mo during the past social season a lone.—ruck: fifty miles by triiin, arriving here to ue from I'hUarteij^ia, and the armored the tone of deflnnce Indtrated by this treated for rabies In the State Hydro- DDIfTC j NIGHT 25c, 5Oc, 75c, $1., $1.50, $2. '•miser Colorado Is on her wny down statement*T eftiinot do otherwise than In Doubt. phobia Institute. I RIV/CiJ JMATINEE 25c, 50c, 75c, $1., $1.50 the coaBt. to accept." Ethel (Who Is not famous for her Anderson was Mttcii by a mad dog Mr. Cniinon then preset, tf* his best good IIMJ|,H) i don't see why you should in the country iuart>»Mny and, hurry- SEATS NOW ON SALE T. R. OFF FOR VERMONT. wlshot* ti> Mr. ulniH'iinnl, wuo on his call MIHS Whltmore plain. I'm sure^I Ing borne, he notified his folks and im- ninetieth birthday declared he could only wish I were half us good looking mediately act out for thin city, believ- Itinerary Today tn eludes Banntngton, beat "Uncle Jo© or any other young as she is. Fred—You are, Ethel; you ing be could make better time by mo- Rutland, Middlabury and Burlington. old boys" nt 8 high kicking contest. know you are. (And Ethel is wonder- torcycle than by rail. He got as far as New York, Aug. 20.—Colonel Hoose- The iliUc of the meet hus not been set. Ing whether he meant to compliment Uogern, 175 ml leu, when his machine veSt began this morning the first lap her.) vvus disabled, lie caught a train and ONE NIGHT ONLY, TUESDAY, SEPT. 3d. of his Speftklttg campaign which is to Th# Misiing Word. arrived! here. last until the inld-H of October. He A prospective woman tenant through Too Swe»t. The Eminent Actor will talk in Uenntngton, Vt., andthe typewriter's omission of one «H Mrs. Beach—Here is a-letter from WALKER WHITESIDE later In the day at Kuilnnd. Middle- important little word of two letters re- Charles. Mr. Bench—Read It. Mrs. PANAMA DEFIANT TO US. bury nn0«re»,7D9.094 acres, the total area announces a new play, "THE POINT OF VIEW" whi< h tH-giiis the fullnwiiiK day New York .... . m Cloudy of Orent Britain, only 9.00O.O00 are un- By Jules Eckert Goodman the author of "Mother," this show goes direct to Mr. St. famls . i» Cloud v Duty make? us do things well, bnt used for agricultural purposes. ' Washington ... . 70 Cloudy love makes us do them beautifully.— Brady's Playhouse, New York. Advertise in tbe Daily Record. VhllHns Brooks. Advertise lu tiro Daily Record. LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29,^912. ZLBVlJf THE RECORD'S DAILY SHORT STORY THE WOMAN'S WORLD HOMEMADE NECKWEAR. H*w to Turn Out Qood Looking Inex- pensive Tie* and Stocks. The. woman .with clever fingers can dances that were held In tne neignnur. turn out for herself numerous smart hood and noticed that none of the FOR THE LITTLE MAID. cowboys asked ber to dance with them. BOILED CABBAGE. ties and stocks If she Is keen enough HAT plebeian dl -h. boiled cabbage, to copy the shop ones. TIMID It was some time before he realized nmy be nerved la a number of that they regarded her as belonging to T Paris Sends Over This ashion jabots from handkerchief ways that air calculated to tempt Very Dainty Bonnet. him, and none of tbem would trespass tbe most fastidious. Nice cabbage Is linen or fine lawn cut Into oval, round LITTLE GIRL on lii« domain. ow to be bought, and ii is both tender or oblong tabs that reach to the bust It was then that he began to under und suceuleut. lu these days of fire- line or halfway above It. Finish the stand the situation. Be did not fear edge with a narrow buttonhole stitch, By SUSAN YOUNG PORTER leus cookers cabbage may be boiled ! any trouble In breaking with the girl with as little annoyance from the odor In small scallops all around or In —she wns mion a gentle little soul—but as In preparing a. custard. straight buttonholing ou the aides and "Where are you going, my pretty It occurred to him that he might hnve Select a' liurd, heuvy iier.d wltu crisp three deep scallops on bottom. maid?" trouble with her father or one of her white leaves. If yon are uot gains to n center put a incdalliou of Im-i* brothers. From this moment he did with material cut away beneath and Tbe words were epoken by one of not act the same toward Inez herself. use it ut ouee put it Into n coot, dark those elegant looking fellows who, aft- He tried to do HO and thought he was place. around It embroider a row or two of er spending Home ten thousand a year succeeding, but any woman can see Served With Cream. pin dota or small eyelets to form a In college, think the next aristocratic such a change In a man. When the cabbage Is boiled draiD frame. Newer" are the medallions more, to be made Is ranching. They aud cut up the leaves Into eoD^jjnleilt made with a center of punch work, argue that while business is beneath Perkins was becoming tired of ranch with a design embroidered or outlined Ing. and he did not find that It wns size. .Dress with butter, peppW and lliriii and they are too lazy to either salt or white amice. around It. study or practice a profession there likely to pay him. Besides, he wns These tubs are most serviceable In pining for his associations in the east. Other wayH of preparing boiled cab- Is something eminently respectable In bage are given here: all white, using fine mercerised cotton, raising aulmals or vegetables on their One day he made iip his mind to go but are pretty lu a color which is re- broad acres. Having purchased and back there. He kept bis resolution to Creamed Cabbage.—After gartering himself; be did not offer his ranch or cutting the cabbage Into tunnl! bits peated In the collar, belt and stock- stocked ti ranch they have their photo- Ings. As they ure not plaited, launder- ^rnpfrt* taken In cowboy costume to for sale; be simply determined to leave boil lu salted water UUtil tender. Drain Explained by Anty Drudge It when no one would be aware of off the water. When tender pour in a ing Is simplified. send to their friends In the east and ' Another smart tie to be worn with a Little Miss Rompabout—"Just look, mamma, I tore my thereafter consider themselves on the what he was going to do and not come cupful of cream or milk, add a table- Biuue footing with the lords of British back. He could sell It without staying rtpomiful of butter, half u taaapoonful turned down or Dutch collar Is made frock." landed1 estates. there for the purpose- of salt, a Hi tie pepper aud a teuspoon- from a straight piece of heavy linen, Mother—"Good gracious, and that frock just new! Only He formed this resolution not long ful of Hour to thicken. three Inches long nud one Inch wide. washed twice!" >'.vA Perkins, the man who spoke the after he had begun to consider his Red Cabbage- Hound the ends scoop out sides slight- above words, was one of this type, ly and finish with a straight edge of Anty Drudge—"Just those two washings made the tear companionship with the little Mexican Boiled Rod Cabbage.—Tata a ulce ' UONNttT OP BLUE DNOCT VELVET. possible. You boiled the frock, as you do all your UP was rlillng along with a rifle and girl liable to cause him trouble. Inez flnn head of red cabbage, cut Into buttonholing. Make long eyelets about a hu-iitt ailing to his saddle dressed as appeared no different than she had This charming bonnet for a little half an inch of center and through clothes, and that, softened and weakened its fiber. If a wild westerner on the dramatic quarters, scald, drain, cut fine »ud been. In*faet. he doubted if after all put into a Ktewpaii with n tableNpoon- girl IKIK just arrived from Paris. It Is them run velvet ribbon to match em- you had used Fels-Naptha Soap in cool or lukewarm 8tag». when he met a little Mexican bin going would make much difference made of blue um-ut velvet, and against broidery. The enda of the ribbon pro- water, the fabric would not be half rotten »neneuth which was-w<»ll man Is likely to be. front thlH collar falls back loosely over old. but unduly developed, as are girls If he had nmoked the pipe as It wns he And all this happens because worn the Bhoutders. cording to the simple directions on the who inhabit tropical climates. It did would have been blowu to ntom». im's work outside her home is seldom In the opening Is a'slightly fulled j WHAT TO WEAR. red and green wrapper. They'll tell you not occur to the young ranchman that Without waiting for morning b( taken seriously by ber owu folk. "undershirt" of flesh colored chiffon, there was any harm In passing some went out Into the uight and boarded u They are ready enough to profit by which covers the bare throat aud how to wash all kinds of clothes with tnriu at another stntion from the one Evening Gowns Now Have Girdles of Its results—for. Indeed, the working of bis time In ber company, Joking Black'Velvet. chost. Glass buttons are set down the Fels-Naptha; wash dishes, clean floorsan d with and jnlljtfng ber to his own In-he had Intended. girl's income is nirely her own, as her front of the shirt, and buttonholes are finite amusement tie wondered bow tbe little girl nub On evening gowns one of the recent brother's Is bis—but that Its earning worked on the edge of one side, a few do many other things with it features Is the girdle of black velvet, entitles her to the same ease and lei- ted her to go with him to managed It all. buttons being really buttoned below with two long streamers caught and sure It entitles the masculine bread the bust. s knotted near the bottom of the skirt. winner seldom dawns on home folk* There is also a row of buttons and Another Is the keynote girdle of chif- This is obviously unfair. buttonholes on the outer edge of each fon in the same color, only a little sleeve. HOW TO COOK BANANAS. stronger, as the tunic. Smart Calling Costume. A PRECAUTION. ' Broadcloths, velvets, satin finished Now that the early fall days are How to Chooie Poultry. Daddy's Bedtime nilks and brocades, faille and moire Several Ways of Preparing Wholeaoma here one is obliged to take up certain There is much discussion regarding How to Aot if You Ara Suddenly are all favorites with Paritilennes. social duties, and among them in the Fruit In Palatabl* Form. the merits of drawn and undrawn Pain tea that revolt at raw bananas Thrown Into tha Water. When Daisy's Belted macklnuw coats, built like the afternoon call of a more or less formal poultry. Most dealers contend that In Keep cool. . .lorthern woodsman's jacket, are Innature. eon enjoy them well cooked. Stomach worm weather a fowl which has had specialists—Bom a of them—say this Do not feel nlarmod If your Little Friend great favor for women going north. For this visit one wears a costume entrails and crop removed spoils much i in.MM Hlnk below the surface once Coats of one color aud skirts of an- Just a triili- more elaborate than the fruit Is nourishing and should be Moved Away *.*"^ more quickly, because of the extent served often. or twice. Y6*u aro bound to come to te t0 AN other are a combination that Is very ordinary trotting suit. The illustra- of cut surface exposed, than does un the surface. • I , the Girls. A simple pudding is mudo from a drawn poultry. In a large city mar- custard of yolks of three eggs to a Keep your hands under the water. HE best of friends must sortie day part, daddy bad Bald wheu Jack tolc J ket one dealer kept drawn poultry, quart of milk, slightly sweetened, Even though you do not swim you liim that bis'friends at the corner were going to move away. and he said that ha could not do HO When the consistency of thick cumin tire hound to float fur a considerable "Yes, and we s'pose we'll never see tbem any more," wailed except for the fact that Bteady cus- pour It over thin slices of bauunu in a rime, provided you keep your handH T Evelyn. „ ' ' tomers took all of his stock, HO that he low the surface. Most people drown pudding dish. Put meringue of whiten because directly they come to the sur- "Ob, It may not be BO bod as all that." daddy answered cheerfully. "Where nothing was left on bis hands. The of eggs on top und brown slightly In are they going to move?" extra price he asked [ter pound was face they raise their hands ubove thu oven. Serve cold with cream. surface und Hhout for help. It turned, out to be only to tbe next town, and daddy laughed. only sufficient to make up for the loss Sliced banauas mixed with corn- "Denr! dear! that's JURt no move at all." he said. "There were Daisy and In weight Ntorch just hpfnri'lt HtliiVtiM and nerved Keep the mouth closed until the her friend Hattle. They bad been frleuds for ever so many years. Then Hat- It Is greatly to the housekeeper's with fresh strawberry naueo are de- body ttfhiliiH the flonttng position; then advantage to buy fresh, well drawn try to breutho naturally through tho He's father found out that It was best for them to live in the city. licious. mouth. "Daisy cried wheu she heard she was to lose Hattle. And Hattle cried poultry, for not only Is the flavor In- Baked bauanns are BomctimeH used jured by the unclean practice of al- Propel yourself all you can with when she learned that she must move away from Daisy aud all her nice iiH a vegetable. Peel *uid cut In half, your hands. friends. In the country. lowing the entrails to remain In thelengthwise. Divide If large. To each If you* hnve .any knowledge whatso- "Grandpa talked to Daisy and told her what a jolly plnce the city was. body, but It is thought to favor the hununn allow u tfibloKpoonful of sugar, development of ptomaines. It has ever nbout sw)mml»g try to remove with candy shops on every corner and Interesting Blghta on every band, two tableHpooiifulH of water, a table- your clothing. The longer you are lu "Daisy said that would be very nice for Hattle, but, ob, what would she been shown that after death the In- spoonful each of lemon Julco tiud melt- testinal juices, with their contained tho wntcr-the more water soaked It be- do? ed butter aud a pinch of salt. Put coim>H and the quicker you will sink. bacteria, are uhle to pass through tlm aliens in shallow cahmerole and bake "Then mother spoke up—Bome way mothers seem to know just how to sn> wulls of the Intestines Into the mun- When help comes to y0u do Just an the right thing at tbe right time. slowly fnr. half an hour, keeping tbem you are told, mid, above all else, do cle fiber, and this process goes ou, well basted. •• 'We most have a farewell party before Bhe moves.' Daisy began to get even though the fowl Is kept at a Dot attempt to seize hold of the swim- ready for the party. very low temperature. In some states mer who Is trying to aid you. "After the Invitations bad been sent Daisy was kept busy thinking nbout rold storage fowls are required by How to Wash Ivory Handled Knives. the pretty new dress she was to wear, the nice things they were to have to In washing Ivory or bone handled law to be sold as such. knives they should never be put Into How to Bak* In Boxes. eat and the jolly games they were to play. BOXOR of all descriptions/ mny be "When tbe day of the party came Daisy was ready to welcome her friends water, as It Injures the handles. The profitably used for enfao baking, as with a smiling face. How to Protect Sasds. blades mny be placed upright in a mug When storing choice seeds saturafe n they retain the moisture well. Tak- "The party was to bo a surprise for Hattle, so she had jjot been told any- of hot soda water, for in this way theing them out, you have the sides of .•loth with spirits of turpentine and handles will be kept dry. KhouLd the thing about It until her mother sent ber into Daisy's house wearing her nice place It In the bottom of a fruit jar. the cake straight and fine for Icing. white dress and pint hnlr ribbons. handles come off fix them u^aln thus: In removing slmpl; break down the Pack the seeds In the Jar and cover Take powdered resin and mix It with "One by one the little girl friends came In. each carrying a little farewell with another cloth wet with turpentine. Hides and leave on bottom. Bake fruit present for Hattle. a small quantity of powdered chalk, cake with a lid on the box and layer Cover tightly with the lid. whiting or slacked lime. Fill the hole "It was a beautiful party and every one enjoyed It greatly. When Hattle When needed the seeds will be in cake In large, shallow lids. Cookie* kissed Daisy goodby sbe said, 'Mother says for you to be sure to visit me In with tli« mixture, heat tbe shaft of the cun Also be baked this way. If any perfect condition. knife and Insert firmly Into the han- housewife fails to find among her tins the city soon.' The weevils and other Insects which " 'And my mother says you must come often to see roe here In the coun- dle. When cold It will be quite fast exactly what she wants u trip to the destroy Needs are In this manner kept nearest grocer or confectioner will fill try,' sold Daisy. from hurting them. " 'Why, If It's going to be like that,' Hattle said, 'moving isn't so bad.'B How to Mike Cheeno Straw*. her needs perfectly. The clean white TAILORED OOtTN OF BBOWN REROE. Take a quarter of a pound of puff boxen are the best. Grease them well How to Mak« Medicine Pleasant. paste, a tablospoonful of (IOUF, a table- and put extru greased paper in the bot- tloo tiiimvs a delightful confection of The most nauseous medicine may be npoonful of groted cheese anil a little tom. the tailored type suitable for afternoon given to children without trouble by paprika; roll the cheese Into the paste calll^ir . _• previously letting them suck a pepper- as if lirrolllng In flour; roll It out thin LUMBEK BUYERS The suit Is of dark brown serge, and. mint lozenge, a piece of alum or a bit and cut It In lengths of about four or How to Whitan Towel.. by the way, brown is to be one of tbe of orange peal. Many people make the Ofttlmeti the towels become gray and A PABIB MODEL. flvo Inches long and a quarter of an dlugy looking. Treat them in this man- What you want, when you want It, and where to get it. If you leading color* this fall, tvtth trim- mistake of giving a sweet afterward to inch wide; twist each strip and press can't come yourself;-telephone 33-Long Branch and-leave it- to us. much to t&srfasnton fore in fall styles. mings of liliu-k braid and buttons. take nwny the dlsngreeable taste. It Is ner, and they will become white again: We have the largest stock of building material on the coast to It on a well wetted baking tin and Place them in a kettle and cover with ; The illustration shows a coat that Is Tbe brown felt hat is trimmed with | far better to destroy It In the first In- bake In a moderate oven for ten or choose from. excellent for this style feature. The brown uud white feathers and a velvet stance. cold water. Add shavings of pure Hemlock and Spruce Lumber. skirt worn with it la of a checked bow. twelve minutes. Hove some rings white soap and tbe juice of ft lemon- made with the same paste to hold the Place on the back of the stove and al- White Pine and Cypress, Flooring, Celling, and Partitions. i woolen, and the coat of heavy serge. How to Mark on Wood. JUDIC CHOLLET. Want Up Ahead. straws and serve on n napkin. low the water to gradually come to a Sewer Pipe and Flue Linings, Atlas Portland Cement, U. 8. Gypsum, On*» of the girls at nn examination !n If any one In your home has a pyro- boll. If very much soiled the process : Niagara, King's Windsor, Tiger Brand Hydrated Lime Tills May Manton pattern Is cut In Bleea grnmmar school, when asked why the groph outfit, use it for marking your How to R.movB Jelly From Mold. may have to be repeated. Rinse in No. 1 Common, Fane/ and Fire Brick. from 34 to 42 inches bust measure. Send noun "bachelor" WOH singular, blush- boy's hockey sticks, baseball bats, ten- Have lu a pun enough water a ifttte tepid water, then In a slightly blue Wa- Jersey Cedar Shingles and Boat Boards of the Finest Quality. to cents to this office, giving number, 7447, ingty a uswered. "Been i]»e It is very nis rackets and all such wooden more than blood warm to come to the ter, and hang in the air to dry. and It will be promptly forwarded to you thlnpTB. Painted names can wear or Metal and Spruce Lath. Agents for Beaver Board. by mall, if In haste send an additional singular they don't get married" top of the mold and let It stand lu the two cent stamp for letter postage. When She went up te the head of the class. be scratched off, but when burned In water half a minute. After lifting out Come and Inspect our stock; It will pay you. ordering use coupon. deeply the Identification is there to wipe It off and place over it the platter How to 8avs Linan. itay- If you desire to store your linen for Quick Deliveries. Courteous Treatment. Rest Qualities. Why Don't They Learn? into which the Jelly is to be turned. any length of time never starch it. It No... Size.. The t rouble W Ith I be women wbo How to Pick Nuts. Turn over both phitter and jelly mold will cruck and wear more quickly than CHANDLER Sc MAPS wnnl to behave like men is th.it they simultaneously. , Lot the mold rest a Name Plitee pecans in a pan and pour boil- if constantly In use. have not lenrued to behave like gen- ing wnter over them, then let them moment before lifting it off the jelly. Itlnse the articles quite free from N. J. 80. R. R. Crossing Office and Yard 70 S. Broaiway. tlemen- Another way to loosen the jelly from Long Branch, N. J. Telephone 33 Address ,.i.u.... stay for awhile, then crack. The starvii, dry and fold away in blue pa- man is cun be easily removed from tbe the mold is to press hot cloths over lter. This will prevent them from the sides aud bottom. Advertise In the Daily Record, turning yellow. LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29,1912.

Lighting the Hous* of Comment. BROADWAY THEATRE. Where the Gray Halra came rrom. The I)Qut»o is very often sparing of The attitude of the comaittddliur the gris bill, it-mark* the Manchester "Within tlie -Law/' Bayard- Veiller's gpiK*nilu' of the north and the'sofith Guardian! On a quiet afternoon the gripping new play which the Ameri- toward each ether, after the final i^fr- debate will go on In the fmllim UffUt can Play Company wifi offer as the at- render. writes Mr. Thomas ; of dii\ tfl! nieiybers can hardly set- traction at the* Broadway Theatre an I'nge in his book on General Lee,^ one another's facet*, iind^tberj the clerk one that ttie world retfftrded wftft i of the 1 louse suddenly realizes that im tonlKUment, and the Am erica na-^nny I'liiiimi see the* piiper under lii^ tiuso. 1 forever look back upoirftitb pritte. la He looks up nml nii'Jtf iln houKf wrap- frustration, Mr. rase offers an en- ped in shit down. HH tum-lu>H it }>elK a gaging anecdote from Thong's memaif servant cninex In and receives lhi« dl- Of Lee. r • ' ' "' revtions fov the MftMs. TIw light la It nppeara that on the afternoon pf turned on In the attic above the pi»ss the day of the sarreoder at AppoinK- panda with the m&dertag of tin? vwi tox, Mende paid a tilomlly visit io Lee rose. !t arrives In tlio house like a fit hlsf headquarters. In the conrse^t>f shower of rain OB a summer night. the eonversatlon I^oe turned tu Slende. Btrat a faint tentntlro utim-in*?. a soft- who hod betm' associated with l>li|i Jin enlug, a sponge In tlte face, then after his ofilver of GUfXinoei'R in the "old that the deluge, and the rnnui below 1 is drenched In n mellow downpour. flrmy," and snld , plensantly: The dark spaces fiem'ftth the (xatteflM "Mende, years tire 'telling on you. drink It op like a thirsty huul. The Your hair Is getting quite gray." whole scene IH re freshed. StrsrtseW In "Ah, Oeherfll Lee." waft Mendo'a the house look ap Into \hp roof flud prompt reply, "thnt la not (ho wfcrfc of then they sit up and txjfflri a more In- years. Yoxi are resiwnslble for my telligent rending of the men and things gray hairs." ' * . beluw. Spencer and Colors. Herbert SpeiU'ev'f* notions of art w§rn Dropping the English "H." very crude. His favorite color was In the days when pneket ships ran what lie called. "Impure purple." ]pe between New York and London a wore "impure purple" gloves and, flntt- youthfnl passenger asked the Kngllsh Ing that the furniture wan a UttTe som- mute of the Clirtotlunn what there was ber, hnd o binding of "impure purple" fn the leather tubing ttround the gun- pasted around It hy ^sciunatreaa. *JH« Will Be Exhibited at wfi)i-i of the lifeboat*, *'-. f/ i „ • -htm «'>:'! •"• ','f TK»* '• cnt the first strip himself and showed "Hair, sir," he answered. her how to stick it on with paste. He **Is there anything peculiarly buoy- hod his vases filled with artificial flow- ant about hair?" asked the American ers, He wished to have evgrytiling youth. M bright about him and consequently eH- If you don't .know that you don't joyed colof. When it was suggested he know much," replied tho mate, with a could get that In real flowers lie re- look of contempt as he moved to an- plied: "Booh! They would want con- other part of the ship.. stant replenishing I" He wanted to THEMONMOUTH COUNTY The youth was huriflttated and a few know why the people should object to tlayt* later asked the captain why tmir artificial flowers in a room any more was so buoyant hi waler. That au- than to an artificial landscape.—"Home thority replied that he tliiln't know that Life With Herbert Spencer." It was and inquired why the youth thought It waa »o. Oiving Him a Choio*. "Why, sir, your mate told me that "I don't want oatmeal!" Bcreamed the there wns hi\lr in the tubes of the life- Scenes from "Within the Law," at the kid. boats to make them float when cap- Broadway Theatre, Fri. and Sat. "You const bave oatmeal," said his slied." father.^1 "Ah!" answered the captain, laugh- have been used hy Wai! Street mag- "Never force anything on a child like DON'T FAIL, TQ SEE IT. ing. "He's a Cockney; he means air." 1-r- - nates in "big business" trust building that," interposed uncle, who has theo- operations. In the play the young wo- The Sad Case of Jane Hobba. ries. "Always grlve the child a choice." man defies punishment by the au- "AH right;** said the father. "Now. Not so long ago a Lancashire'road thorities although she breaks the la-v breaker sold his wife to another IUIUI kid, you can haVe" oatmeal or you con at •will, remaining, however, always have a clip 6n the Jaw:. Which Is It?" and thought the transaction wits per- "within the law" by employing its in- fectly legal because he hod placed » equalities and technicalities as a The child took oatmeal.—Washington halter round her neck, the end ofihield for her alleged endeavors. Herald. " '- "' '• ' ' j which he put In the band of tb)e pur- Wanted Mora Light* chaser after the money.had been paid. A dealer wns explaining to a pro- This belief- rises from the custom of Double Meaning. spective woman purchaser the propel- "Umbrellas Recovered," was a sign ling mechanism of a bicycle. - olden days, when wives were actually that attracted our attention the other led Into the market place with halters rtn y, but on 1 y for a minute. We"I understand that perfectly," she W, MOUNT round their necks and sold to the best shook our heads sadly and walked on. said nt last. ''Now what makes £he purchaser. It was this custom which It would take n whole gnlaxy of clair- front wheel go* round?"—Everybody's ted to tho humorops ditty which runs: voyants and a large squad of detec- Maguzlne. "A Jolly shoemaker, John Ilobbe, he tives to get back a few of our lost rsr. nmrnrii .rune Carter; no damsel was ones.—Boston No\vs tetter. -. Anether Idol Shattared. ,+ smarter, but she was a' tartar, Jane It is norisehse to say "Lfltigh and the Hobbs. So he tied a rope to her, Jane world laughs with you." The laughing Hobbs, and like a lamb to the slaugh- Hopes He Can't. hyena Is always laughing, but tho "I don't like that new neighbor of world does not laugh with Monmoutli County Distributors ter to Hmlthfleld he brought her; but : nobody bought her, JanO Hobbs. 'Oh,yours," saldytjie grocer. , Lake News. ' ' ' ' who wants a wife?' cried Hobbs; but "Why not?" asked the old tinie cus- somehow they tell us those wife trad- tomer. Act in toe valley so that you need not Ing fellows were nil of them sellers, "He always seems surprised when I fenr those who stand oa the bill—From ! " . tell him I can change a ten dollar bill." like Hobbs."—London Spectator. the Danfsb.

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