Devoted to the Interests of A CLEAN, FEARLESS Belmar and Wall Township, F A M IL Y WEEKLY

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VOL. XXII, No. 21 BELMAR, N. J., FRIDAY, MAY 23, 19r3 THREE CENTS TROLLY TO GO HOME NEWS MORE NOISE FROM POTENTATES ARRIVE Wall Township . SPRING LAKE CHARGES THRU MANASQUAN BRIEF ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST FOR ROYAL WEDDING Schools Honor Roll Miss G. Harriott of New York is spend­ Herbert W. Hill, in Role of Account Work on the Extension Com­ JT is a hard m atter to recog= ing the summer at her cottage on 12th Names of Pupils Who Were Neither Avenue. Takes Stage nize our friends when menced This Week Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kinsey of Newark Festivities Inaugurated by State Absent nor Tardy During Month are occupyieg their cottage on 10th Avenue. SPRING LAKE.—The boro officials, MANASQUAN, May 22.— '"When the their backs are toward us— who arc charged with misappropria­ trolley officials got ready to go thru Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Robertson of Newark Dinner. of April — Homely tions of more than $21,000, which Manasquan they can go.” have arrived at their 11th Avenue cottage. amount was increased in a report of COMO That was the statement made by a Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ilammerslide of an. expert auditor to $37,000, are Berlin, May 23.—The czar, who with Seventh and Eighth Grades—Fred man ot prominence in the boro, who New York City are at their 9th Avenue anxious to secure the services of Her­ the king and queen of England will at­ Eggiman, Joseph Parker, Robert Gif­ stated that the property owners in cottage for the season. bert W. Hill, the accountant who com­ tend the wedding tomorrow of Prin­ ford, James Smith, Allan Smith, Jos. Taylor avenue had a petition signed Mr. and Mrs. Paul Coster are spending piled the report on the boro’s finances cess Victoria Louise, the kaiser’s only Eggiman, Charles Cavana, Leland by every owner ot property in that a few weeks at their 5th Avenue cottage. from Collector William W. Trout’s daughter, and Prince Ernest Augustus, avenue, asking the trolley company to son of the Duke of Cumberland, nr Combs, Truman Mortimer, Harry Mc­ George M. Kanenbley of New York books to go over the books for them. run its tracks thru Manasquan by rived In Berlin. Knight, Adelbert McKelvey, Eva All­ has arrived for the season and is occupying They told him so last Friday when he that route immediately. Further­ The royal wedding festivities were gor, Alice White, Daisy Bishop, Mar­ EDITORIAL his cottage 011 5th Avenue and C Street. was down here looking over the brilliantly inaugurated by a state din­ ion Combs, Matilda Taylor. more, It was authoritatively stated vouchers of the boro at the rcuest of Miss J. C. Morris is spending a few ner la the famous White hail of tho Fifth and Sixth Grades—Hugh that the little opposition that might the councilmen’s representatives, ac­ weeks at her 3rd Avenue cottage. royal castle. There were 250 guests, Strominger, George Chamberlain, Ken­ arise to the extension ot the lines cording to a statement made hy Mr. including nearly 100 royalties, gath­ Augustus Schuck is at his cottage on neth Johnson, William Combs, Carl down Union avenue could easily be If a man did not think enough of his job to at least Hill to a friend here. ered around a quadrangular table 3rd Avenue for the season. Newman, Frank Warwick, Fred Tay­ overcome. When Boro Clerk E. V. Patterson which ran the full length of each side The railway company will probably call around at the office once in a couple of months he lor, Wolcott Brown, Anna White, Em­ E. L. Jones, proprietor of The Columbia was asked the object of Mr. Hill's of the banqueting chamber. Tbe company displayed a dazzling ma Eggiman, Rose Copelli, Verna be asked to continue its line south­ Hotel Was iu town the forepart of tiie presence in the council chambers would be fired—that is, unless he owned the firm—and such medley of respendent uniforms, glit­ Barber, Lillian Voorhees, Anna LaSal- ward now instead of waiting, which week arranging to open the hotel. where he was going over the vouchers tering Jewels and beautiful gowns. la, Mary McKnight, Henrietta Jack­ it is said is the present plan. It has should be true in politics. 1. N. Williams of New York has openedlast Friday, Mr. Patterson stated that The guests entered the ball to the son, Alice Allgor, Ruth Combs. been rumored that the company’s his 9th Avenue cottage for the season. there was a statement in a report strains of the Brunswick Military Third and Fourth Grades—Harry present idea is to extend its tracks made by Sherman Dennis, the account­ March. George D. Bochen has opened the cot­ Burr, Wolcott Ferrette, Horace Hurley, across the camp ground in order to ant engaged by the boro officials, that The kaiser, in the full dress uniform Some things are carried too far-pursued until they tage on 0th A venue and V Street. Nicholas LaSalla, Roger Taylor, Flor­ hold the grant of the state, which interested Hill and the latter had come of the British Royal dragoons, with Mr. M. C. Colyer of Newark is spend­ ence Errickson, Henrietta Gifford, requires that the work be completed become objectionable even to the state of nuisance. One down to see the hooks. Hill told the Russian Andreas order across his ing the season here. Elsie Hurley, Nora Osborn, Nellie by July 1. It is said the company parties interested in the case against shoulders, led In Queen Mary. King of these carried too far practices is the “ chase ’em up ’’ Voorhees, Alma Whille, Jeannette does not intend to run its cars at Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Parsons of Railway the boro that he had come down to George, in the uniform of the Prus­ sian dragoons and wearing the Black Britton, Lorna Dunn. present further than the point at method of local merchants, in their wild endeavor to secure are at their cottage on 12th Avenue. look over the boro vouchers, a thing Eagle insignia, followed with tbe kai- First and Second Grades— Howard which they now stop at the entrance W. P. Richardson of Richmond, Va., that the boro officials had asked the serln, who wore a strawberry colored Gourdier, Marvin Hurley, Ernest to the grounds. the patronage of the summer resident. It is a common has arrived at Belmar for the season. complainants’ counsel to permit some­ court gown with emerald, pearl and Johnson, Thomas Massey,. Everett Mr. and Mrs. F’. A. Schuetz of Newark time ago. diamond ornaments. The czar, who sight any day at this season of the year to see a hack hitting Newman, Abram Newman, Jerry are at the cottage at 214 12th Avenue for What they did do tho was to re­ also wore a Prussian dragoon uniform Voorhees, Jay Wickham, Archie Wein- a 2.03 pace pursued by from ten to fifteen men, some afoot the season. quest him to come here and go over decorated with the Order of the Black COUNCIL MATTERS Eagle, escorted the Dowager Grand muller, Anna Cavana, Evelyn Errick­ the books with them. He agreed to others on bicycles while still others in wagons and auto­ Miss S. Mount of New York is among son, Helen Ferette, Anna Whille, do so for a stipulated amount. The Duchess of Baden. The Duke of Cum­ the early arrivals of Belmar’s Summer Doris Warner, Adelaide Warner, Ag­ mobiles. If such a procession should go along Broadway, object of the boro in engaging Hill berland led in tbe German crown Colony. princess. The crown prince escorted nes Whille. Will Apprasie Lands in An­ for any work cannot be understood Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Bower of the Duchess of Cumberland. WEST BELMAR N. Y., it would probably take the police reserves to satisfy even by those friendly to the mayor Philadelphia are at their cottage on 8th Prince Ernest Augustus, looking ev­ Seventh and Eighth Grades—Gil­ nexed District-Ask For and council. In view of the report the publics curiosity that it was not Roosevelt and his new Avenue for the season. ery inch a soldier-lover, was radiantly bert VanNote, Wilbur Schenck, Ver­ which he has already made for the smiling as he entered with Princess non King, LaPierre Sherman, Rose Bids For Sidewalks following or Whitman with the “gun men ” after him. Yes, W. B. Weed and family of New York other parties he could not present Victoria Louise, who looked very girl­ Janelle. the condition is a disgrace and something should be done at are here for the summer. • any damaging figures against their ish in a pretty dress of brocade of pale At a meeting of Belmar council Tuesday By action of council there is to be no claims, it is thought. blue, her fiance’s favorite color. Fifth and Sixth Grades—Lester Glab, Clawson Chamberlain, Ezekiel evening, it was ordered that appraisers be once to abate the nuisance. more Sunday baseball playing in the boro. Boro Clerk Patterson stated that Shibla, Willie Curtis, Helen Bennett, appointed to place values on lands that Homely again. Hill had seen a copy of Dennis’ re­ M’ADOO BIDS FOR ADVICE. Susie Gibbs, Virginia Curtis, Lena will be affected by the opening of streets The new cluster lights 011 piers to be port on the finances of the boro. Ac­ Invites All Treasury Employees to Brown, Dorothy Polhemus, Kathryn and avenues in the new annexed district. “ placed in the depot circle are being cording to another statement made by Rapids. Midi.; Andrew Hausen. Drop Suggestions In Box. Estell. Some of the persons whose lands are Queens, N. Y.; E. D. Irish, Schenec­ erected. him the reports had n o t been finished Washington, May 23—All treasury Third and Fourth Grades— Clarence affected have accepted the figures placed tady, N. Y.; Albert B. Maas, Jersey at that time, he having declared that SOLDIERS READY C. A. Combs, originator aud manager employees are to have an opportunity Curtis, Clarence Rible, Ida Brown, by a special committee of council, others City; S. W. Ryder, New York; Charles of the annual carnival, will not spend this he had discovered a. change in them to tell Secretary McAdoo how to run have not and as a means to have the W. Smith St. JolmsTlIle, N. Y.; Charies Sadie Clayton, Irene Glab, Mary Rie- season here owiug to a theatrical engage­ that had to be made before they were the department matter settled, council took the above T. Stone, Fonda, N. Y.; Isaac Ward, son. ment that takes him to the Pacific coast given out. They had not been re­ The secretary Issued an invitation to action. TO ACTJN STRIKE Jersey City; J. II. Warnshuls, Holland, First and Second Grades—Arthur turned to Mr. Patterson by Durand, all officials and employees to submit Mich.; Henry Vrink, Grand Rapids, this summer. Newman, Edward Brown, Frank The names of Frank Erving as a new Ivins and Carton, the boro’s lawyers, suggestions or recommendations for Mich. The strawberry festival given last Tues­ Wright, George Janelle, Henry Allgor, member and J. B. Housel being reinstated Sunday night and how Hill had se­ the improvement of the service or the They have all accepted calls. day evening by the local Boy Scouts.was John Perry, Karl Newman, William in the Volunteer Hook and Ladder com­ Fielder Says Lawlessness cured a copy of the report is not Introduction of new methods calculat­ pany were confirmed by council. well patronized. knbwn. ed to promote efficiency, effect econ­ Perry, Flora Newman. Councilman Dillon stated that the New SANITARIUM’S MONEY GONE. There are two of the lake swans now omy or contribute in any way to the ALLENWOOD York and Long Branch Railroad company Must Stop at Wharton. setting, one of them being a young one welfare of the department or those Grammar Grades— John Campbell, May Have to Close Because of Alleged employed in It. have asked for bids for the lying of side­ that was hatched last year. This is con­ Earl Woolley, Elsie Allen, Ray Allgor, Waste. walks about the depot. sidered somewhat unusqal, Surprise For Dotton’s Mildred Sherman, Bessie Allen, Gladys Jersey City, N. J., May 23,-The TROLLEY SCHEME DEFEATED. The boro clerk was instructed to notify W. Walsh is putting his moving picture Campbell. PATERSON TROUBLE ENDS board of managers of the Hudson Primary Grades—Carl Frazee, Arch­ Engineer Clyde Potts to have the contrac­ County Tuberculosis sanitarium asked theater at Fifth and Ocean avenues in of Como Governor Sulzer Vetoes Albany Post ie Gifford, Hiram McDaniel, William tor who is to put in the water extension Supreme Court Justice Swnyze to or­ condition for summer use. Road Railroad Bill. in the boro to proceed at once with his Governor Doesn't Expect Serious Fight Layton, Helen Layton, Elizabeth Lay­ der an investigation into tho affairs of W. H. Sanborn is getting his pavilion Albany, N. Y., May 23.—Governor work. There— If Troops Are Called Out, He that institution, charging that the ton, Nettie Gifford, Dorothy Herbert, in readiness for summer. He has also GO TO CANADA Sulzer has vetoed the Albany Post It was recommended that the fire team Says, They Wiil Be Able to Handle board of freeholders which went out of Anna Smith. started in operation his ice cream manu road railroad bill, which would have drivers be given an increase of ?a per PatSrson and Wharton at Same Time. office in January spent all the $100,000 A number of friends of Mr. and Mrs. permitted the operation of trolley cars NEW BEDFORD facturing business, nionth for the months of June, July, appropriation to pay favored contract­ J. L. Dotton of Como, who are prepar­ on that highway. The bill was strong­ Grammar Grades—Frank L. Allgor, Trenton, N. -L, May 23.-Governor ors who worked on tho building and Mrs. John Reid and daughter, Sarah, August and .September. The recommen­ ing to remove to Canada, paid them a ly opposed by residents of Tarrytown, Edna Heulitt. Fielder, declaring tlmt strike lawless­ left nothing for tho care of patients. of Lakewood have boon spending a few dation was adopted. surprise, Friday evening and tendered Irvington and other Hudson river Primary Grades—Willard King, Har­ ness must stop, announced that he Efforts aro being made to got aid from days with Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n B. Hur­ towns. them a book shower. The evening old Newman, Chester Heulitt, Everett would take immediate steps for the the state, and if this is not done the ley. was spent in a very enjoyable manner Halloway, McClellan Clayton, Henry protection of the property of the Em­ sanitarium will have to close. Mrs. William II. Hurley lias been It is alleged that the freeholders paid fiftor which refreshments were served. Franklin, Oscar Newman, Milton Asay, pire Steel and Iron company at Whar­ spending a few days with her sister, File Articles of Incorporation STRIKE TROUBLE AT bills which should have been paid out Among those present were Miss Til- Alice Woolley, Frances Heulitt, Helen ton and Mount Hope mines. Mrs. Wallace G. Hooper of Newark. of other funds, built a chapel Instead lie B. Woolley, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Hailoway, Clara Heulitt, Lillian Mc­ He feared that there might be trou­ Work is progressing nicely on the TRENTON, May 22,—The trustees of MARCONI PLANT OFF of shacks for consumptives and pur­ Bennett, Mrs. Carrie Woolley, Joseph Dowell. ble when the company started to re­ chased extra supplies extravagantly. Coast Gas company’s new building on the Free Public Library of Belmar, Mon­ VanNote, Miss Lena Dye, Samuel GLENDOLA pair its tracks and has made all the Judge Swayze reserved decision. Ninth avenue. mouth county, have filed articles of incor­ Threatened trouble at the plant of Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chasey, Primary Grades—Fred Nutt, Alvin necessary preparations to call out the Miss May B. Woolley will open a poration in the office of Secretary of State the Marconi Wireless company, west Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pierce, Mrs. L. Martin, Clinton Halsey, Jennie Nutt, state troops. dressmaking parlor at TH F street. David S. Crater. The trustees are Paul of Belmar, where a gang of 25 Ital­ MEETS STRANGE DEATH. C. Conover and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Martin. The governor dhl not expect serious Miss Elizabeth Wolverton has rent­ C. Taylor, George N. Kenanbiy, Fred V. ian laborers erecting buildings on the Theodore Layton, Mr, and Mrs. Bur­ Grammar Grades—Charley Pope, trouble iu Paterson over Quinlan. "Tho Bayonne Man Is Kiled When He Turns ed her house 011 F street for the sum­ Thompson, William B. Bamford, Mattie property struck for an increase of Willie Pope, Anna Martin, Hazel Ap­ Paterson police." he said, “have shown on Electrjo Button, mer. gess and son, Mrs. Mary Richmond, G. Simonson and Matie S. Gaige. 25 cents in their wages of $1.75 a day, that they are aide to cope with the sit­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woodward, Miss pel get. Bayonne, N. J., "May 23. — Strcot Stephen Tuzcnew, driver of the The charter shows that the board has VILLA PARK has not yet developed. When the uations as they arise. I do not (relieve Commissioner Henry Iti nicer was in­ Hall, Mr. aud Mrs. II. J. Stines, Mr. Hook and Ladder company, who has organized ty electing Mr. Bamford presi­ Clarence Allen, Forrest Havens, men went on strike they, declared tlmt Paterson is lawless.- stantly killed in a confectionery store and Mrs. J. L. Dutton, Mrs. Dunn. been 011 the sik list for several weeks dent, Mattie G. Simonson vice-president, George Osborn, Robert Newman, Walt­ they would not permit others to take “ If troops are called out we will be he owned at 7 "West First street. lie able to take care of both Paterson and is getting along nicely. Mr. Thompson secretary and Mattie S. their places, but when the foreman was getting ready to open the store er White, Evelyn Carlson, Helen Ha­ Wharton at tiie same time, and there Mrs, Herbert E. Watkins and chil­ Gaige treasurer. for the White company, contractors, ta r th e season, and when he entered zel, Jennie Strominger, Margaret Mc­ will he 110 halfway measures. The law­ dren of Buenos A yres, a re here for First Memorial Day Outing arrived at the plant with 19 Polaks, he pressed a button to turn ou the elec­ Knight, Margaret Howl, Sarah Hall, lessness must stop. 1 do not know any­ the summer. the strikers offered no resistance. tric lights. The wires had become The Board of Managers of the Happy Elsie White. thing about the merits of these dis crossed during a storm and were short Max Zigas of New York has return­ FORTYTHIRD ANNIVERSARY Thought Sunshine Industrial School of BAILEY’S CORNER Monday morning the strikers made pufes between the employers and em­ circuited. As Rinker turned the but­ ed to Belmar for the summer. ployees, but neither tbe strikers nor Lloyd Riggs, Walter Karr, Allan application for their old jobs. They ton he got the full force of tho electric Tho local boy scouts held a straw­ New Bedford Heights, New Bedford, N. A year ago tbe “largest resort store any one else can commit acts of law­ Woolley, Janies Havens, Edith Hurley, wpre informed their places had been current and toppled over dead. berry festival at their headquarters J., will give their First Outing in their lessness and go unpunished.” in the world” opened, Steinbach’s Leila McKelvey, Emma Havens, Glad­ taken. The strikers departed without He was forty-five yoars old and lived beautiful grove there on Friday, May the The governor said that the state had in tho Baptist chapel, Tuesday night. ys Havens, Edna Sherman. comment. with ills wifo and four children at 30th. There will be a professional Base­ Asbury Park- “Too big,” said some, pot neglptted to makp preparations for Avenue C and Second street, lie was ball Game at 2.30 p. m. Lakewood vs. “Too far ahead of the times,” said BRIELLE sending troops for riot duty. The first prominent for many years in polities Harry Fairbanks, Earl Griggs, Ar­ |>od.v tlmt would be called out would be DROWNS IN HUDSON RIVER; Belmar. There will also be other amuse­ others. But the Steinbach Company and was the Democratic leader In the ments on the grounds and music all day. thur Griggs, John Ellis. Among The Ball Tossers the Essex troop of Newark, a strong First ward. knew that the people of Central New BLANSINGBURG epvnlrv organization which Is within This is given for the benefit of the build­ FOUND AT SPRING LAKE Jersey needed a store of metropolitan Fred Miller, Ralph Patterson, Katie The Mystics of Belmar defeated the convenient distance of both Wharton ing fund of the school. size that would give them the ad­ Miller. a bury Park High school baseball nine at and Paterson. Infantry from Jersey GIBSON’S TRIAL OPENS. Pity. Newark. Elizabeth, T ren to n and Erie Official and a Brother Identify Body H U R LEY ’S re Athletic grounds Tuesday afternoon. vantage of city shopping without Camden would then lie hurried to the Accused Lawyer Has Lost Weight Emma Harrison, Mildred Harrison, The score was Mystics, 4; Asbury high, 1. of Edward Mickel—Taken to Iona the high prices which are inevit­ scenes of disturbance. Since Mrs. Szabo’s Death. Exhibit of School Work able in a city where an inch in the George Boyce. The Belmar Mystics have been making a Governor Fi. der stated he would Newburg, N. Y., May 23.—Burton W. N. J., For Burial, Tuesday shopping quarter costs a lm o st as much most credible showing. send Adjutant General Sadler at once Gibson, the New York lawyer, was as a mile in the country. to Wharton to report on tlie strike sit­ placed on trial tills morning beforp Tho body that was washed up on On the afternoon of Thursday, May 29th, uation. and if he finds conditions war­ Tomorrow, Steinbach’s celebrate NEW TRAIN SCHEDULE - SEE LAKEWOOD Justice Arthur S. Tompkins for the tho shore at Spring Lake, Sunday the Public School will give an exhibit of rant tho immediate calling out of Second time 011 the charge of murder­ the different lines of school work accom­ the first anniversary in the new store, troops they will he ordered to duty. afternoon and taken to Bennett’s their 43d in business. BEGINNING SUNDAY Sec Lakewood, the famous winter and ing Mrg. Rosa Menschik Szabo hi plished during the year. The school will .1 Greenwood Lake last July. morgue in Belmar, was Monday after­ The opening of several rebuilt and spring resort. Polo games now going on. be open for this purpose between the hours If Qlbson takes the stand, as It is In­ noon identified as that of Edward enlarged departments typify the spirit The Pennsylvania railroad has put Reached by Thompson’s street Car Line JOES FOR 14 NEW PREACHERS of 12.30 and 5.30 p. m. At 1.30 an enter­ timated bp will do, ITosoeutor Wilson Mickel, 55 years old, of Iona, N. J. ot progress which dominates this on an additional weekday train be­ from Point Pleasant. Passes the Laurel: tainment will be held in the school audi­ says he will ply tiie witness with hun­ His brother, iu company with a rep­ concern. tween Point Pleasant and New York. ton Poultry Farms, the largest in the New Brunswick Graduates All Have torium. Parents and friends are earnestly Accepted Calls. dreds of questions concerning his ca­ resentative of the Erie railroad’s There will he free Concerts by the It leaves Point Pleasant at 10 a. m„ world. See time tabic oq page four, ady invited to see both the exhibit and the New Brunswick, N. J., May, 23.—Dr. reer us an attorney. boat lines, made the identification. arriving at the Hudson terminal at entertainment. Steinbach Orchestra. .Malcolm J. McLeod, pastor of St. Nich­ Since ids confinement in the Orange Mickel fell overboard while washing 12.43. Returning this train leaves the county Jail Gibson has lost about TOWNSHIP NEWS CORRESPONDENTS olas Colgate church. New York, deliv­ windows on one ot the Erie Railroad terminal at 3.33 a. m„ and arrives in twenty-five pounds in weight WANTED Wanted, News Correspondents 111 sev­ ered the sermon before tiie graduates company’s ferry boats on April "29. Manners delicatessen and Lunch Point Pleasant at 6.08 a. m. It makes eral sections of Waff Township, which are Of tho New Brunswick Theological The body was shipped to the drowned room on F street, near the •PostofUce all the principal stops along the road. seminary nt the seminary commence­ Lady desites room and board with Chris­ not n°w po-ered- Experience not neces­ AGENTS— Something entirely new— man’s former home on Tuesday morn­ is famous for its good things. Adv. The spring timetable on the New ment in ttie Second Reformed church tian family, from July until Oct. Privi­ sary. Liberal remuneration will be paid. Bather’s Smoking Outfit. Millions will be ing. He is survived by a widow and York and Long Branch becomes oper­ last night. lege of having dog. Vicinity of Columbia Address, Editor, Coast Advertiser, Bei- sold at beaches this summer. Every man three children. Always Bargains at Howland’s Cash ative on Sunday, May 25. At that time There were fourteen graduates, Ar­ Hotel. State terms. Address A. Hynes, mar, N. J. will buy one. Goods sell themselves- Grocery. there will be increased service to New thur D. Boynton, Nyaek; William D. 541 8th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Adv. 20-21 Conklin, Htghbrldge, N. J.; Peter Do Get ready now to coin money. Sample Go to Manners for good things to York and Philadelphia and the re­ lbscyibe for the Coast Advertiser, Meestor, Paterson; Jesse Durfeo, Co- 10 cents. Charles L. Hadley, Key 43, eat. Regular dinners daily at noon. The Coast Advertiser is for sale at The Coast Advertiser is for sale at sumption of steamer trips over the a dollar a year. blcsklli, N. Y.: James Dykemn, Grand 360 Broadway, New York City. Adv.lt — Adv. Hayes’ and Cohen’s. Seymour’s Stationery Store. Sandy Hook route. they have not been provided with such COAST ADVERTISER HONOR MEMORY OF FATHER OF AVIATION good campaign material by their op­ WILSON “BLACK SENATOR MONSON ponents in many a year. Whatever IN ALL PARTS PUBLISHED WEEKLY the arguments may be that are used on the stump next fail, and even dur­ BELMAR ____...... N. J 77777 HANDERTGUILTY EXPECTED HOME ing the coming summer, it is certain OF NEWJERSEY that the campaign will be one of the It Is up to the police to make safe liveliest that has been witnessed in blowing unsafe. Jury Reform Bill Needs One Vote the State in years. The only thing Dunn Wrote the Threatening in sight that savors at all of party Telegraphed Localettes Cover­ If New York can’t find a new sensa­ For a Majority in Senate unity is in the Republican ranks. tion it stirs up an old one. Letters, Says Jury South Jersey Opposes. ing the Entire State. It is scarcely likely that the con­ - Eggs are 3 cents per dozen In China, stitutional convention bill will be re­ and no china eggs at that. TUMULTY IS A WITNESS NO CONSTITUTIONAL BILL vived. South Jersey will stand for no FACTORIES RUSHING WORK interference with its present State Why not expand the anti-noise cru­ representation, and that section of the sade so as to Include the checker­ Bars Let Down for New Business and State has the upper hand in the Sen­ Handwriting Expert’s Photographic Cullinga From Late Dispatches That board suit? Twenty Measures Offered in House ate. This means that the present Copies of Demands Sent to Pres­ method of amending the Constitution, Epitomize the News of the State •—Senate Opposed to Acting on At the same time, don’t wait for ident and Others Clinch Case namely, the passing of a proposed for a Week— Fishermen Report Miscellaneous Matters. your neighbor to swat the files. Get —4 Charges Sustained. amendment twice in succession, and Good Luck at Coast Resort*. busy yourself. then its submission to the voters, will (Special Trenton Correspondence.) Newark, N. J.—Seeley Davenport be continued in force. The Glassboro Township Committee Trenton.— The Hennessy constitu­ A New York woman lost $440 which and Jacob Dunn, mountaineers of Millions of Shad. Intends to purchase a road scraper. tional convention measure was also she carried In her stocking. How, is Sparta, were convicted by a jury in Beginning this week, millions of passed in the House and failed in the not explained. the United States Court here on four shad fry will be placed in the head­ A runaway horse threw Leon Wheel­ Senate and is not expected to make charges' of sending threatening let­ waters of the Delaware River. The er from his carriage and broke his further headway this year. With the No sooner are we through with the ters, two of which were sent to Presi­ expense of the restocking of the river arm at Vineland. Jury reform bill, however, it is ex­ coal man than the ice man becomes dent Wilson when he was Governor of with shad each year is borne jointly our daily horror. New Jersey. pected to be different. Senator Mun­ by New Jersey and Pennsylvania The Clayton leads in the number of boy son, of Sussex county, will return Among the witnesses for the Gov­ fry is obtained from the Pennsylvania applicants to the corn-growing contest from an imperative European trip and A new street dress for women has ernment was Joseph P. Tumulty, Sec­ hatchery at Torrescfale. The work of in Gloucester county. there will be enough votes in the Sen­ side pockets In the skirt which can retary to the President. He eame from restocking the river will be under the ate to pass the Chancellor-Sheriff bill, be found by a man. Washington on a morning train and direction of Game Warden Loveless. Owners of the big fruit orchards at assuming, of course, that he will be hurried back in the afternoon. Good Will Follow. Glassboro are confident that there will brought into line by his Democratic Milwaukee paper headline says a In finding both men guilty on four The failure of jury reform in the be only a third of a crop. colleagues. The Republicans have horse was bitten on the north side by charges, the jury recommended Dav­ Legislature was due to several causes. persistently refused to vote for the a bulldog. Figure it out. enport to the mercy of the court. He Foremost was the determination of tho Three prominent citizens of Clayton Chancellor-Sheriff bill on the ground is regarded as having been a tool of old Democratic bosses to defeat the —Nathaniel B. Brown, David Dooling that the so-called compromise bill is A Welsh rarebit was employed to Dunn, who, the jurors were satisfied, measure, partly to take revenge upon and Paul Bowers— were stricken with not what it is called, but is really a put out a fire, being Impressed Into wrote the letters, one of which de­ President Wilson and partly to pre­ apoplexy within a week. surrender by the Wilson forces to the service as a flail, perhaps. manded $5,000 from President Wilson serve the condition of affairs which Smith-Nugent forces and will result under pain of death. The defendants caused the demand for reform. Next The Millville Council held its last only in postponement of real jury re­ Experts tell us how to achieve a ripe were remanded for sentence. was the lobby influence of the sheriffs session. Commissioners who will be form for perhaps several years, with­ old age, when what one wants is to The two defendants were the last who had great- persona] and political elected on May 27 will take their seats out accomplishing anything in the retain one’s verdant youth. witnesses, and both entered a general influence. A third factor of defeat on June 3. meantime that is worth while. denial of the allegations against was the laek of force in the ranks of Not from an artist’s brush, but wom­ them. Both denied ever having seen New Business Starts. the Wilson men, who might have ob­ C. W. Skinner, of Newfield, who has After it was seen that nothing an's hat, do we get the full force of the letters which it is charged Dunn tained more votes by showing more 10 acres of ground under irrigation, is could be done toward passing the spring’s variegated beauty. wrote, and in answer to their coun­ fight. The position of the small num­ shipping every day from 1,500 to 2,000 jury reform measure, the bars were sel’s questions they branded as false ber of Assembly Republicans and of bunches of scallions. let down in the House for other legis­ In Paris a hotel is to be opened the accusation that they had sent the the Republican Senators was consist­ lation than the three subjects for without servants. One excellent way missives to any of the complainants. ent. They voted for the bills which Charles Keighley and Sons have en­ which the special session was called in which to get rid of tipping. The Government played its trump tcok the selection of jurors from the larged their Vineland shoe factory and and which it had been agreed would card when it produced William J. sheriffs, and presented one of their announce that a busy fall season is be the oniy things to be taken up. The It is said that Cleopatra danced the Kinsley, the handwriting expert, who own, which the Democrats rejected. anticipated. pressure was so great, however, that tango and the turkey trot. Now let’s made duplicate photographs of the They refused to vote for the com­ about twenty other bills were intro­ see, what became of Cleopatra? promise measure which the Demo­ The Civic Club of Westviile has un­ standards obtained by the Govern­ duced. It is expected that under sus­ ment detectives and the letters re­ cratic House adopted and the Senate dertaken to establish a public library, pension of the rules they will be Chances for the small boy to become Democrats supported, because it re­ and already has a large number of ceived by President Wilson and the rushed to third reading and final pas­ president some day are far better in tained the sheriffs and provided for a books on hand. other complainants. Kinsley was in sage and sent over to the Senate, Mexico than in Uncle Sam's domain. New' Orleans, and W'as called in a referendum under conditions which but it is also expected that they will hurry to testify. surely condemned reform to defeat. At Paterson, Patrick J. Quinlan, the Encounter insurmountable obstacles Some women have taken to wearing Warren F. Johnson told of opening They were not called upon to help I. W. W. leader, was founa guilty at there, as the Senate has a special watches on their ankles while others the letter to President Wilson and of m m m t harmonize the Democratic party, but his retrial in the County Court on the MEMORIAL tablet was recently unveiled at Smithsonian Institution steering committee which is charged are merely retaining their common turning it over to Mr. Tumulty. they consistently supported the at­ charge of inciting silk mill strikers to in Washington, D. C., in honor of the late Samuel Pierpont Ijfingley, with the duty of determining what sense. tempts at reform. The discussion has assault policemen. who invsnted the first heavier-than-air flying machine. The picture shows a bills shall be taken up for considera­ done some good, because it has warned CONFESSES DYNAMITE “PLANT.” photograph of Professor Langley and of the tablet erected to his memory, tion by the whole body. The commit­ A Boston man writes: "If I had a the sheriffs to beware and has aroused To City Magistrate John A. Borden, and also of the Langley medal presented to Glenn H. Curtiss. tee is practically pledged to permit million dollars, I would go home and Collins a Witness Against Wood and the public to the existing abuses in Abram Hill, a Newark youth, has ad­ nothing to get out but the jury re­ kiss my wife.” His wife’s kisses must Atteaux in Lawrence Case. the jury system. Eventually, there mitted the theft of a bicycle at Asbury form, constitutional convention and a will he improvement, and this is cer­ Park, and in lieu of bail he went to come high. Boston.—Dennis J. Collins, one of correction of the small boards of free­ tain since the Morris county dynamite the county jail. the defendants accused with President holders bill of the regular session. It The season approaches when many WAR CHIEFS 10,000 IN CAR cases have shown that some of the William M. Wood of the American Is said that this programme will be leaders are weak as men, as well Failure of the Mantua Township wrfl leave comfortable homes and hie Woollen Co. and Frederick E. Atteaux, strictly adhered to. as weak in politics. The State must (Gloucester county) Board of Educa­ away to some mosquito infested water­ a dye manufacturer of conspiring here ing place. IN CONFERENCE STRIKE RIOT Await Senator Munson. elect better, more courageous men to tion to re-elect Professor J. H. Tharp to “plant” dynamite in Lawrence dur­ After the House has worked on the office. supervising principal of these schools, ing the textile strike there in 1912, various bills and the Senate has de­ Precautions Regarding Notaries. raised a storm of protest from parents. Still, it seems like taking an unfair confessed that he carried 40 pounds of cided through its committee that it A halt is being called in the office advantage of a hard working microbe dynamite to Lawrence on January 19, Men and Supplies Are Hurried Mounted Police With Drawn Re- will not fuss with them, there is ex­ of Governor Fielder to bestowing the The Millville Tennis Club elected when a human being saturates himself 1912, for which he was paid $50 and to Manila and Hawaii volvers Awe Cincinnati Mob pected to be another adjournment with authority of a notary public on un­ the following as officers: President, with onions. later received $15 additional. Collins the understanding that on that day desirable aliens. Formerly anyone, al­ Charles Travers; vice-president, How­ said he had known John J. Breen, the You may think when you buy lamb there will be a further adjournment most anyone who could get the signa­ ard Bomhoff; secretary J. B. Patch; Lawrence undertaker, subsequently chops you get the butcher’s goat, but to the following Monday, by which ture of an Assemblyman, could get treasurer, H. Naylor Wright. convicted of “planting” the dynamite, CAPITAL ALIVE WITH GOSSIP STARTED BY ATTACK ON BOY when his bill comes in you realize that time Senator Munson will have re­ such authority upon the payment of for fifteen years and of meeting him turned. The next move will he the five dollars. Executive Clerk John J. Oyster planters in Maurice River he gets yours. here on January 19. passage of the Chancellor-Sheriff hill Farrell argued that inasmuch as some Cove state that the season is one of The owner of a stubborn auto “No Chance of Trouble, But Prepara­ Ten Thousand March in Parade Whil( by the Senate and its signing by Act­ foreigners grant divorces in their the best in the history of the industry. DAYTON ELECTS PATTERSON. chopped It up and sold the junk. The tion Is Advisable,” Says Echo of Leaders Arbitrate— Biggest Mass- ing Governor Fielder. The Wilson end not legal ones under the State law, it The growth on the natural beds has same amount of energy might have Conference at White House— Meeting in History of City of the party, through its leader, has would be well to see what kind of been enormous. Convicted Head of Flood Relief Work moved the car. Chinda Sees Moore. Held by Discontented Men. said that the President agrees with naturalized foreigners have the au­ Put on Charter Commission. them that the compromise bill, even thority of notary public. Therefore Gustave A. Stieff has has been ap­ Dayton, Ohio.— At a special election pointed special officer at Egg Harbor A Chicago barber gives a fresh egg Washington.— President Wilson has Cincinnati. — The street-car strike, with the State-wide referendum, is ac­ the new blanks contain a statement a commission was elected to write a City to enforce the ordinance requiring with every shave. Now if that action determined that nothing resembling a which disorganized transportation fa­ ceptable, since it is the best that can that all of the answers— and there are city charter calling for a commission- the carrying of proper lights by ve­ is In lieu of conversation our appro­ military or naval demonstration shall cilities in Cincinnati for a week as­ be obtained with enough of the mem­ oniy reasonable questions asked— are managed form of government. The hicles. bation is manifest. occur while the diplomatic negotia­ sumed serious proportions, when the bers of the Assembly in a frame of to be considered as answered under fifteen men chosen were nominated by tions with Japan over the California entire city police force, together with mind and determination to prevent oath, and that discovery that a false a non-partisan citizens’ committee and The surprise of the commission gov­ That business man who was arrest­ land bill are in progress. It is the all reserves, was called upon to queli anything like an adequate and square­ statement would invalidate the com­ were opposed by fifteen Democrats. ernment election in Jersey City was ed and jailed for being too full, was intention of the Adminstration to al­ the rioting of 10,000 strikers assembled ly reform bill getting through. There mission. The blanks do not require The citizens’ ticket was headed by the defeat of Assemblyman Walter L. dealt with in a natural way. His io tv no ground for alarming interpre­ on Main street. Cordons of mounted is a genuine disappointment, however, the applicant to make affidavit, as this John H. Patterson, recently convicted McDermott for nomination as one o f friend bailed him out. tation even upon the ordinary manoeu- police charged the strikers with drawn among the friends and advocates of might occasion hardships in cases of violation of the Sherman Anti-Trust the ten men to be voted for. vers of the Army and Navy. revolvers and threats to shoot unless real jury reform, but under present where there are hut one or two notar­ Western man who thought he saw law and fined $5,000 and sentenced to order was restored. circumstances they can do nothing, ies in small places with the incident While tho international situation has snakes while on a spree and ran into one year in jail. During the recent Oi the four car lines which attempt unless they are willing to pass the jealousies, and also the expense of Mrs. Mina Klatwitter, an aged wid­ not undergone the slightest change a train and was seriously injured. floods Mr. Patterson was at the head ed to operate, only one was able tc whole matter up for this year and paying for the affidavit, as in the case ow, asked Mayor Ware, at Millville, to since Governor Johnson announced his Must have been rattled. and front of the relief work. His elec­ maintain anything like a normal serv­ trust to getting something nearer to where a man needs it for few pur­ issue a warrant for the arrest of her intention of signing the land bill, tion was almost unanimous. ice, and passengers w#re few and far what is desired next year. poses. The new blanks being specific son, Charles, who, she said, disap­ Washington is" full of rumors that the The New York Sun says the only between, owing to the threatening at­ Prospect of Change. and being considered made under peared with $40, her entire savings. relations between Japan and the place where a person can live cheaply HENRY M. FLAGLER DIES. titude of the mob. A car loaded with They will not adopt the latter oath, gives the office a chance to in­ United States have assumed a critical Is Utopia. And it Is not on the map. police and strikebreakers was stopped course, however, as there is the great vestigate if it considers the answers At Trenton Mrs. Charles Provost phase, and that the United States is Railroad Builder, III Four Months, Fell by the strikers. chance that the Republicans might show incapacity for performing the died of lockjaw. She ran a nail in her making preparations for an emergency. Eastern police who arrested cheese Rapidly After Fall Six Weeks Ago. The riot started when a strikebreak­ win back control of the Assembly and duties, and a healthier set of notaries foot last week and blood poisoning These rumors arose mainly from the dealers for selling over ripe product, Jacksonville, Fla.— Henry M. Flag­ er struck Charles Gibbs, a lad of 16. possibly of the Senate as well next is likely to result. set in. Her jaws became locked, and, fact that the Secretary of War, the claim to have strong evidence against ler, president and chairman of the on the head with a club. Within 15 fall and then whatever jury reform Must Tag Trout. despite drastic treatment, she suc­ Secretary of the Navy and the Acting thoee arrested. Strange! board and principal owner of the Flor­ minutes 10,000 persons had gathered legislation was put through would be To provide against recurrence of a cumbed. Secretary cf State had a long inter­ ida East Coast Railroad, the promoter in Fountain Square. Bricks and stones entirely to the credit of Republicans, situation which has arisen in several view with President Wilson. The price of artificial ice, it is an- and builder of the Over Sea Railroad were thrown at the cars and a few who are also pledged to it and would parts of New Jersey on different oc­ At Metuchen, Charles Britman, a ne­ lounced, will go up next summer. It from Miami to Key West, died at Shortly after the conference the re­ shots were fired. Charles Morgan, 17 hasten to take advantage of the casions, the State Fish and Game Com­ gro youth, accused by Miss Rebecca nust be the artificial ponds were not his cottage at Palm Beach, in the 84th port got about that President Wilson, years old, was shot in the cheek. changed conditions. There is believed mission procured the passage of a law Goldworm, of Spotsweed, of holding n the job during the winter. year, after an illness of nearly four Secretary Garrison, Secretary Daniels, Mounted policemen galloped to the to be greater danger of a political at the last regular session of the her up on a country road and assault­ months. His remains were interred and Acting Secretary Moore had con­ rescue. Auto patrols loaded to the turn over which will place the Repub­ Legislature providing that hatchery- ing her, was found guilty in the Mid­ One statistician estimates that in the mausoleum built by him in the sidered the matter of withdrawing guards with officers; policemen on foot licans back into the saddle of State raised trout can be sold at any time dlesex County Court of Common Pleas. there are 10.000,000 tunes in existence, church yard of the Memorial Presby­ warships from Mexican waters and and detectives headed for the mob, affairs than Democrats in either of for food purposes. Under such condi­ but the composers of modern musical terian Church, at St. Augustine, which troops from along the Mexican bound­ which sullenly gave way before the the two cafnps into which the latter tions they must be properly tagged by Claiming that he had lost a fortune comedies do not seem to know of Mr. Flagler had built in memory of ary, with the intention of sending both continued attack. Eventually the mob party is splin are willing to admit. the hatchery authorities, either State of-$2'5,000 and that he had been robbed more than two or three. his daughter. He declined rapidly after ships and troops to stations where was dispersed. The work of the Democratic majority or private, and it will be illegal for of the last $8,000, William Fisher, of a fall which happened six months ago. they would be better able to cope with More than a dozen men and boys in the Legislature this year, especially any one except the consumer to re­ Ramsey, explained to Vice-Chancellor Somebody remarks that the guitar conditions arising from warlike in­ were injured and twenty-six rioters since the departure of Governor Wil­ move the tag. Several times within Backes at Trenton that he could not may be a musical instrument but it INSURANCE AGAINST WAR. tentions on the part of Japan. were arrested. son for Washington and the Presi­ the-last two or three years when ho­ pay his wife $5 per week alimony. was never known to pay any divi­ The Japanese Ambassador called Strikers and sympathizers— women dential chair, has not been satisfying. tels or private individuals desired to dends. Still, its notes of hand are Lloyds Quotes Risks on United States- John Bassett Moore, Acting Secre­ and men alike— held the greatest dem­ Lively Campaign Coming. give a trout dinner to guests or friends At a public meeting in Moorestown usually accepted at full value. Japanese Hostilities. tary of State, before the White House onstration in the history of organized One of the things that will happen and were unable to obtain a sufficient Town Hall, after listening to the re­ London.—The underwriters quoted conference. Immediately after the labor in Cincinnati. A parade in during tho coming campaign is that supply of wild trout caught in a legiti­ port of the expert placing the value of A soiled greenback is restored to five guineas per cent to cover the risk conferences Ambassador Chinda again which there were fully 10,000 persons the Republicans will make the most of mate manner, they have thought to the water system at a trifle over $78,- Its original pristine glory by washing of an outbreak of war between the called at the State Department. While in line was followed by a mass-meeting the Democratic fizzle over jury reform solve the problem confronting them by 000, it was decided to offer this and ironing at the cost of 1-10 cent. United States and Japan for three it Is quite certain that the Ambassa­ at Redland Field. The affair was an and other matters to which they were purchasing the desired quantity of the amount to the Water Company, and, if But the average man worries not at months. dor’s mission was to make inquiry expression of the approval of the fight pledged. They are in a splendid humor toothsome fish from State or private accepted, the proposed purchase will all whether his greenbacks be dirty. Eight guineas per cent was quoted about Governor Johnson and the alien of the traction company’s employes for over the whole situation, feeling that hatchery. be submitted to the voters at a special to cover a similar risk for six months. land bill. higher wages and union recognition. election. Fashion book says that women of New Name for-Poor Farm. Cannon Unveiled at Pole Tavern. America like tight gowns Well, a FRANCE FORGING AHEAD. LEATHER NEXT, SAYS REDFIELD. COLD STORAGE IN PENN. Because many people who should An ancient brass cannon, which has The borough commissioners at Vine­ tight gown does seem to be a little receive the benefit of the City Poor passed through the conflicts of five na­ land chose Mrs. Lillie Creech Overseer full when It encloses a fat woman. Gains Three Years on Naval Construc­ Shoe Industry Also Included in Latest New Law Requires 30 Day Stuff La­ Farm would not go there because of tions, found a permanent resting place of the Poor at a salary of $96 a year. tion Schedule. Government Inquiry. belled "Wholesome Cold Storage.” the harsh sounding name of the in­ when it was formally restored to the Mrs. Creech became popular as a According to an insurance statisti­ Paris.— During the course of the de­ Washington.— A first-hand investiga­ Harrisburg, Pa. — Governor Tenet stitution Mayor Morrison and the al­ people of Upper Pittsgrove township friend of the poor by giving a Christ­ cian, it costs $15,000 to kill a man. Oh. bate on the naval budget in the Senate tion of the shoe and leather industries signed the Gans bill which is regarded dermen offered a prize of a barrel pf in behalf of the State by Governor mas treat to the poor fbr a number of well, the poor have no show in this the Minister of Marine, Pierre Baudin, of the country will be made by Arthur as the most drastic cold storage regu­ potatoes for the best new name sug­ Fielder. The old cannon, once a part years. country. We can’t afford it! spoke in glowing terms of the remark- B. Butnam, an agent of the Depart­ lation enacted in any State. It re­ gested. They announced that the poor of the State arsenal at this village, ablfe progress in the development of ment of Commerce, Secretary Redfield quires every article that has been in farm will hereafter be known as “The was returned after being for more By unanimous vote the Hammonton A Los Angeles Judge Just granted a France’s naval strength. The Marine announced. Butnam recently reutrned cold storage for thirty days to be la­ New Brunswick Homestead.” In all than a quarter of a century out of the Council refused the application of Ni- fe a divorce because her husband Department had gained three years al­ from Europe, where he spent two belled when delivered to the con­ sixty-three names were submitted. hands of the descendants of the colo Berenate for a bottler’s license inked her. Probably he should ready on the time scheduled for carry­ years In observation. sumer “wholesome cold storage food.” Miss Mabel A. Hannah, writer for a militiamen who once drilled here. It next to Campiglia’s Hotel, while the The maximum period for every ar­ ve used a club and have been given ing out the government's programme. In addition to New England, his itin­ local paper, won the potatoes and gave has been mounted in front of Pole application of Benjamin Fogletto, next ticle of food is designated on each !lne for assault and battery. Four more ships would be laid down erary will include. New York, Phila­ them to the Rice Industrial School. Tavern, one of our oldest inns. to D’Giacomo's oHtel, was granted by in October. delphia, Chicago and St. Louis. package. a vote of 5 to 2. Have you ever observed that the ap- Road Cheaper Than Repairs. pelation “he is a man of few words” LORIMER TO RUN FOR SENATE. NELLIE GRANT MARRIED. HARPER’S WEEKLY IS SOLD. Domestic Science Approved. The highway from Norma to the Failing in her plan to end her life, is usually applied to a married man? To demonstrate that they are ac­ Landis township line has become so after eseven different attempts in as Supporters Say He Will Be a Candi­ Becomes Bride of Lieut.-Commander Will Be Published Hereafter by Nor­ quiring some practical knowledge by bad that residents along it started to many months, Laura Griffith, a famil­ “It is becoming more and more evi­ date Two Years Hence. Cronan with Clerk as Witness. man Hapgood and Associates. their studies, the sophomore class of take up a collection. The committee iar figure about Atlantic City, Las de­ dent,” says Punch, “that something Chicago.—William Lorimer will be San Francisco.— Foregoing all the New York.—Harper’s Weekly, one domestic science of the Culver School, in charge has made an appeal to the veloped a more cheerful view of life must be done to brighten cricket.” a candidate for United States Senator pomp and ceremony due to the grand­ of the oldest and in its day one of under Miss Henrietta Gregory, gave to physicians of Vineland for cash, on and its vicissitudes, and has signed as Throwing pop bottles at the umpire under the direct election law at the daughter of one of America’s greatest the most influential weeklies in the the Millville Board of Education a full the ground that It would be cheaper to a bareback rider with a circus. might do it. expiration of the term of Lawrence generals, who later became President country, has been sold to "Norman course baked shad dinner. The ques- donate something toward a good road Y. Sherman, two years hence. of the United States, Miss Nellie Hopgood and associates,” as the jions raised as to whether or not the than to pay out big money on auto­ Falling into the sluiceway at Led- Chicago dressmakers announce that Supporters of Mr. Lorimer admitted Grant and Lieutenant-Commander Wil­ statement of Colonel George Harvey, domestic science course is useful and mobile repairs, as the doctors have deli’s Pond, where he was repairing beauty is to be subordinated to utility that a preliminary organization was liam Piggott Cronan, U. S. N„ were president of Harper and Brothers and should be continued have been definite­ been doing. One doctor damaged his the turbine, George Lounsbury, an em-j In their spring designs. How do they being effected, and said the the oust­ married with a clerk as witness by a editor of the Weekly, puts it. ly settled since the dinner, and Mill­ machine on the road $‘25 worth, and ploye at the Luther Kountze farm, wasj expect to get any trade with an an ed Senator would stump every county justice of the peace. The Harper firm recently sold their ville girls will continue to be instruct­ there are many similar cases eportec washed through the rapidly revolving nouncement like that? in the State in his effort to vindicate The bride is 31 years of age, and women’s publication, The Bazaar, to ed in the culinary art. , throughout the county. wheel. He had one leg broken and r<$ himself. Lieutenant Cronan is 34 years. the Ilearst Intelests. ;Mved numerous cuts and bruise the curiosity of those invited. Aftel ail had arrived cards cut in the shaps Constipation of little teapots were passed, bearing foetal Jor^ the following questions, all to be an> Vanishes Forever swered by words ending in "ty” (tea). Prompt Relief— Permanent Cure I know a maiden fair to see, CARTER’S LITTLE They call her sweet Miss (1)----- . LIVER PILLS never c J / 7 c f She loved a youth named Albert Lee, fail. Purely vegeta­ A youth of great (2)----- . ble — act surely He said, "I take the (3) - but gently on To ask you to be Mrs. Lee. the liver. And dwell in (4)----- . Stop after Jderimmuh dinner dis- We’d have no quarrels, for we'd agree tress-cure To live in sweet (5)—— .” indigestion, The maiden said with (6)----- , improve the complexion, brighten theeyea ■'While I admire your (7)----- , SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE, W I do not care to wed, you see, Genuine must bear Signature And live in married (8)----- . And though 1 know you love but me, I know a great (9)----- Who preaches with (10)----- Fun With Buttons. Against a marriage (11)----- .” "But we don't know how to play He answered her with (12)----- , SPECIAL TO WOMEN cards,” walled the fourteen-year-old, "I do not like your (13)----- Do you realize the fact that thousands "and wre do want a progressive party Upon a subject which should be of women are now using with prizes and score cards.” So At all times one of (14)----- . that is how this amusement came If you don't care to marry me, about and as it was such a grand suc­ Please tell me so with (15) •, cess I am going to tell my readers all And I’ll seek an (16)----- they did and how they did it. Who gladly will be Mrs. Lee.” There were sixteen guests, so four She answered with (17)----- , A Soluble Antiseptic Powder mrd tables were arranged with a pile "I'm yours for ail (18)----- .” Of assorted buttons In the middle of as a remedy for mucous, membrane af­ The words to be supplied as as fol­ e^ch. Cloth-covered buttons and fections, such as sore throat, nasal or lows: 1, Charity; 2, Sagacity; 3, Lib­ pelvic catarrh, inflammation or ulcera­ shank ones were barred. Partners erty; 4, Domesticity; 5, Felicity; 6, tion, caused by female ills? Women were chosen by matching four but­ Modesty; 7, Honesty; 8, Poverty; 9, who have been cured say “it is worth ton's of a kind which were passed Divinity; 10, Intensity; 11, Unity; 12, its weight in gold.” Dissolve In water on trays. This made a jolly prelimi­ and apply locally. For ten years the Frigidity; 13, Levity; 14, Gravity; 15, nary time. A fifth button was sewed Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. has Brevity; 16, Affinity; 17, Alacrity; 18, to a corner of the table; thus the recommended Paxtine in their private Eternity. four white agate buttons found their correspondence with women. table, the four shoe buttons and four The guests had been asked to give a For all hygienic and toilet uses it ha3 cup and saucer, but to say nothing no equal. Only 50c a large box at Drug­ black buttons and the four smoked gists or sent postpaid on receipt of pearls. On the table four needles about it to the honored guest. When it came time for refreshments, a tray price. The Paxton Toilet Co., Boston, were placed (No. 7) threaded with a Mass. stout white thread about eighteen in­ was brought in containing twelve ches long; longer than this will tan- lovely cups and saucers, each tied with Hens can moult, but fat people have ble. It Is a good plan to wax the a card bearing name of donor and a no such sinecure. thread a bit, too. When the bell rang, sentiment to be read aloud. The tea­ pot was the gift of the hostess. Each the play began, threading buttons, I S V A M B S a n d c i m . n i m girl drank her tea and the bride-to-be B&onia bo Riven MAHEE’S EMULSION <« recorded in the archives of their using one hand only; at the expira­ strengthen the body. Nover fails. All drugglsta. country, and Us gratefat citizens tion of the time, say four or five min­ realized that she was literally being honor them as of their noble army utes, the ring of a bell stops work and “ showered” in a most unique manner. Added injury. of martyrs.” the two having the most buttons to The pretty china was washed and He— This steak is burnt. On fame’s eternal camping ground their credit progress to the next table. packed in a basket ready for the de­ She—That's right—roast it! Their silent tents are spread. Before going the number is placed on lighted maiden to take home with her. And glory guards, wtth solemn score card and the buttons replaced Important to Mothers N the palmy days of democratic Athens round, in the center of the table. Japanese Tag. Examine carefully every bottle of the bones of every citizen who had per­ The bivouac of the dead. Observing a bunch of children going CASTOKIA, a safe and sure remedy for Very cute score cards may be made Infants and children, and see that It ished in the service of his country It is only when one stands be­ by gluing bone buttons such as are through all sorts of comical stunts, I were brought home to be buried in the fore this monument and looks used on underwaists to the card, they asked what the game might be and Bears the Ceramicus A day was appointed in about at the thousands of little have only eyes and the nose, mouth, was told it was Japanese tag. Now Signature of | winter, when military operations were headstones gleaming white against hair and eyelashes are painted on. that we are outdoors again for our In Use For Over 30 Years. suspended, for the funeral. One of the greensward that he realizes to Queer bodes are drawn or painted play times, try it. The child who is Children Cry for Fletcher’s Castoria the noblest orations of antiquity—tbat the full the price that some men on the famous “goop” order and the tagged must place his or her left attributed by Thucydides to Pericles— have paid for their country. result is laughable in the extreme. hand on the spot touched and keep it Uphill Road. was delivered on such an occasion. One of the most interesting na­ Here is another button stunt: Choose there until he is fortunate enough At a poet’s luncheon in Philadelphia Modern nations build stately mausoleums for tional cemeteries is that on Cus­ partners by matching ribbons on to tag someone else. Then the one Alfred Noyes, the English writer, said; their great generals, but are usually content to ter’s battlefield in Montana. The which a button is sewed on the ends who is “it” tries to tag someone on “My success, such as it is, has been allot only the hasty trench or ditch to the com­ story of how the dashing, yellow­ just for ‘decoration. Then furnish the knee or foot, so that his endeavors due to perseverance and modesty. In mon soldier. The bones of British soldiers, for haired young major general and each couple with a small square of to tag the next one with the hand on fact, in the beginning of my career,” example, are scattered the world around. Says every man of five companies of the cloth, six buttons, a needle and thirty that part of the body will be most he said, "I used to tear up a poem ten Kipling: Seventh cavalry lost their lives in inches of thread. The girl must hold difficult as well as very amusing. times before I felt satisfied to submit Walk wide o’ the Widow at Windsor, were 32,193 prisoners penned in that dread area, battle with the Sioux, June 25, 1876, is known to the needle for the boy to thread, then it, and I used to submit It. ten times For 'alf o' creation she owns; the greatest number at any one time. The first every one The 266 dead, including those who she must hold the cloth for him while An After-Dinner Trick. and then feel satisfied to tear it up.” We 'ave bought 'er the same with the sword an’ death occurred February 27, 1864; the last, April fell under Reno and Benteen, were buried where he sews on the six buttons. The This sounds very easy, but try it the flame. 28, 1865. In that short period there was a total they fell, the bodies in most instances being found couple who finish first win the prize. and see. Boys will enjoy it, and I am Generous Reformer. An’ we’ve salted it down with our bones. of 12,912— a mortality of 25 per cent. In the sum­ naked and .shockingly mutilated. Subsequently Suggestions for prizes would be a but­ told even men are not averse to at­ Miss Augusta De Peyster is a (Poor beggars! It’s blue with our bones’.) mer of 1865 a force of men, under Capt. James the bodies were taken up and reburied in a ton bag, gold collar buttons, collar- tempting what is apparently so simple. charming young lady of Knicker­ To this rule of indifference as to the final rest­ Moore, were sent to Andersonville to inclose the square to the east of the present monument. button box, and at the favor counter Tell the victim that he is to brush a bocker descent who does noble mis­ ing place of obscure heroes the United States grounds and provide headboards for each grave. Near by are buried tbe men who fell at the Fort candy boxes are obtainable in shape coin out of your hand. Proceed to lay sionary work among New York's float­ forms a shining and honorable exception. There They were able to Identify 12,461 of the graves, Kearny massacre in 1866 and those killed by the of spools of thread or silk, also thim­ a quarter in the middle of the palm ing sailor population. are today eighty-four national cemeteries, which leaving only 451 “unknown.” The world-famous Sioux at old Fort Smith a year or two later. Sev­ bles. They would make appropriate and hand "him” a whisk broom. The Miss de Peyster's work is unique in contain the graves of over 400,000 American sol­ nurse, Clara Barton, accompanied this expedi­ eral soldiers who died In the Philippines and souvenirs. motion used must be only a brushing that she believes in helping the sailor, diers and sailors. These cemeteries are among tion, and wrote a report so vivid that the reader veterans of the civil war have likewise found a one, no fair digging the coin out with no matter how prodigal or dissipated the grandest and loveliest “God’s acres” In the cannot avoid the impression that he Is viewing last resting-place there, b o that the interments Kimono Slumber Party. a corner of the broom. Sometimes or nonconforming he may be. She world. They are lavishly adorned by nature and the scenes she describes. in the cemetery now total upward of 1,200. Young girls are very fond of all- as many as a dozen people will try also believes in a very generous, very The smallest national cemetery Is that at Ball s art and guarded by the starry flag. .Treasure Immediately after the war the work of formally night parties, and among a set who to brush the quarter out and not one liberal type of charity. has been expended upon them without stint, and establishing national cemeteries in places where Bluff, Va. It Is on the site of the battlefield of are from fifteen to seventeen years of will succeed. Ofter her views are expressed in they are cared for by a large corps of superin­ Union soldiers and sailors were buried proceeded that name. It is only fifty feet square and over­ age these kimono slumber gatherings MME. MERRI. epigram, as: looks the upper Potomac. It contains the graves tendents, overseers and gardeners. rapidly. The last such cemetery to be estab­ have been quite a fad. Six or eight or "Don't scold a reprobate; for men of one known and twenty-four unknown soldiers. are like eggs—left in hot water they The national cemeteries are mainly a result of lished was that at Greenville, Tenn., provided for sometimes only four girls are asked Charming Gown In Gray. the Civil war. In September, 1861, the secretary by an act of congress approved June 12, 1906. The only national cemetery-outside the limits to Gome for dinner if convenient; if A new model in very charming harden.” of war by general order directed accurate and This cemetery contains the tomb of former Pres­ of the United States is that in the City of Mex­ not, the hour is set for 7:30. Each mouse-gray cloth is very chic by its Or again: “As long as virtue is its own re­ permanent records to be kept of deceased sol­ ident Johnson and only ten others, though it has ico. It was established in 1851, three years after girl comes with her own kimono and absolute simplicity of style. The cor­ ward, it is apt to be spasmodic.” diers and their places of burial. The work was an area of fifteen acres. the close of the Mexican war, and contains the breakfast or boudoir cap, and when sage and skirt have the appearance .assigned to the quartermaster general’s depart­ The eighty-four national cemeteries are divided bodies of 570 known and 750 unknown dead— men these are donned the fun begins. If of being all in one. The bodice part ment. That department already had charge of German Princes’ Wanderjahr. according to importance into twenty-six first who lost their lives in carrying the Stars and the room has an open grate fire so has a plain pinafore effect, with long, the burial of officers and soldiers, but its care Stripes to the halls of the Montezumas. It has The prince of Wales might possibly class, twenty second class, sixteen third class much the better. Candles are lit and loose armhole reaching to the waist. had ordinarily ended with the drifting smoke ot enjoy his German trip still better if and twenty-two fourth class cemeteries. .Those an area of two acres, and Is the only national the hostess invites each one to help The sleeves are braided all over in he could view the country in the un­ the guns that were discharged over their graves. in tlie first class Include Arlington, Andersonville, cemetery established prior to the Civil war. themselves to a pointed stick, and tones of gray soutache, a panel at conventional way followed by tbe By act of July 17, 1862, congress empowered the Antietam, Chalmette, Chattanooga, Nashville, Cor­ Of the 359,000 soldiers and sailors interred in marshmallows are roasted. Individu­ president to purchase cemetery grounds to be the side continuing in the form of a German crown prince and his broth­ inth, Gettysburg, Fredericksburg, Jefferson Bar­ the national cemeteries, the graves of 152.000 are al candles with a box of orange wood deep band round the bottom of the used for the burial of “soldiers who shall die racks, Shiloh and Vicksburg. In the number of marked "unknown.” More than 9,000 of the total sticks or meat skewers will do If the ers. Like all the Hohenzoilerns, the in the service of their country.” Such was the skirt in the same soutache braiding. kaiser's sons were taught trades, and interments that at Arlington stands first. That are the bodies of Confederates. fireplace is lacking. Corn may be pop­ intensity of the great war that for some time The sash is wound round the waist their father also allowed them to taste at Vicksburg is second. The Nashville cemetery ped and sometimes fudge is made, no action was taken under the law. Under the sod and the dew and tied on the left hip with a full the delights of the "wanderjahr," is third. without which no girlish confidences Following the battle of Gettysburg. Governor Waiting the judgment day; bow and ends. This sash arrange­ Arlington, as is generally known, formerly be­ seem complete. The girls are asked which still forms part of the education Curtin of Pennsylvania Inaugurated a movement Under the roses, the Blue, ment is in gray soft liberty satin, longed to the wife of Gen. Robert E. Lee. Mrs. to tell their most thrilling adventures, of most German artisans. whereby several states purchased seventeen Under the lilies, the Gray. toning in with the other shades of Lee was a daughter of George Washington Parke and if the hostess wishes to award- a In the case of the young princes acres of ground embracing the center of the Soldiers of the Revolution, of the War of 1812, gray. Custis, who was a grandson of Martha Washing­ prize for the most startling tale it the year was split up over several suc­ Union line and caused to be reburied there the of the Mexican war, of the CiV'.l war, of the war ton. The stately mansion whose classic columns should be something like a corset bag, cessive summer holidays, which they bodies of the soldiers who had been buried out­ with Spain, and of many n’.Inor conflicts— all Old-Fashioned Flowers. have been seen by most visitors to Washington a night gown case, a dressing jacket spent tramping through Germany, side this area. The cemetery was dedicated by have found a final resting pi ice in the national Besides the rose there are forget- city was inherited hy her, and at the outbreak of or some bit of lingerie. Breakfast is knapsack on back, and sleeping at Lincoln November 19. 1863, in that perfect tribute cemeteries. A special disinterring corps has me-nots, asters, mignonettes, Mari­ the Civil war it was the Lee home. Lee, then a served at eight and should be especial­ roadside inns. They traveled without to the “honored dead" who there “gave the last been maintained by the government for bringing golds, zinnias, bachelor buttons, etc. colonel in the United States army, wrote his ly dainty. a servant, accompanied only by their full measure of devotion.” The cemetery was resignation there April 20, 1861. Two days later home the bodies of soldier! who died in Cuba Small nosegay and bouquet effects military governor, Col. von Falken- subsequently taken over by the nation. he quit his beautiful home forever to accept and the Philippines. In 11<38, for example, 147 are used with every type of feather heyn, and were scarcely ever recog­ The cemeteries at Antietam, Murfreesboro, command in the military forces of Ills state. In bodies were brought home from the Philippines, A Novel "Shower” Tea Party. or ribbon garniture. Stiff little shoot nized. Chattanooga and other places were begun like­ 1864 the estate was sold for taxes by the “rump” of which number nlnety-th/ee were delivered to A hostess wishing especially to hon­ or aigrette effects are liked, as well wise by states or by federal troops acting under Union government of Virginia, and was bought friends or relatives, while the rest were rein­ or a girl who was soon to be married as a single rose, standing upright, HER “BEST FRIEND" orders of their commanders. That at Chatta­ by the national government, which set it apart terred in national cemeteries. For every soldier iifvited twelve young women to what shooting out in the back, or extend­ A Woman Thus Speaks of Postum, nooga was largely the result of the activity of as a cemetery. After the war Lee considered or sailor burled in such a cemetery the govern­ she was pleased to call a "Cupiditea.” ing off the brim at the side, combined Gen. George H. Thomas, in charge of the depart­ making an attempt to regain the property, but ment which he served furnishes a headstone and This name alone was enough to excite with ribbon. We usually consider our best friends ment. It Is related that when the work of rein­ finally decided that the time was not ripe. Sub­ footstone, unless relatives or friends erect some­ those who treat us best. terring the dead was proceeding a question arose sequently a son brought suit to recover on the thing more elaborate. Some persons think coffee a real as to whether they should be buried together ac­ ground that the estate had been Illegally sold. friend, but watch it carefully awhile cording to the. states from which they came. After long litigation he established his claim, The Usual Valuables. Millinery Expert Regards and observe that it is one of the “We have heard enough about states and states’ but reconveyed his rights to the United States "Weil, were you cool when the fire broke meanest of all enemies, for it stabs rights lately,” ..said Thomas, who. though a Vir­ for $150,000. out?” This as Triumph of Art one while professing friendship. ginian, had remained loyal to the Union. “ Let us Overlooking as it does the Potomac and the "Oh, yes.” Coffee contains a poisonous drug— mix them up and nationalize them a little." capital, a more beautiful spot could scarcely be “Save anything valuable?” caffeine— which injures the delicate Other cemeteries/ sprang up by mere accumu­ imagined. Magnificent old oaks shade its glades "Saved a postage stamp and two 5-cent nervous system and frequently sets lation of internients about military centers, hos­ and knolls, and art has perfected what nature cigars." up disease in one or more organs of- pitals, prisons, etc. At Andersonville, for exam­ left undone. The cemetery contains the tombs of the body, if its use is persisted in. ple, the dead were buried by parties of their Logan. Sheridan, Lawton and other noted gen­ Not a Stem Winder. “I had heart palpitation and nerv­ comrades, who, notwithstanding the horrors of erals, but the most famous monument is that to Inquisitive Passenger—And what is that cu­ ousness for four years and the doctor their own lot. dook pious care to keep accurate 2,111 unknown dead gathered from the fields of rious thing you are carrying? told me the trouble was caused by Teeords, and even erected many rude headboards. Bull Run and the route to the Rappahannock. Sailor (with winch-crank)—This, mum? It’s coffee. He advised me to leave it off, From first to last about 50,000 men were con­ As the inscription states, “their remains could the crank what they use for winding up the dog but I thought I could not," writes a fined at Andereonvllle. In August, 1864, thire not be identified, but their names and deaths are watch.— Judge. Wis. lady. “On the advice of a friend I tried Postum and it so satisfied me I did not STILL USE CARRIER PIGEON" ilk threads to the upper part of tho is small dried beans and maize with pigeon, however, is not at its best until ail feathers. water that contains iron. Beechnuts it is four or five years old, when It care for coffee after a few days’ trial of Postum. French Military Authorities Train The modern French carrier pigeon and buckwheat are sometimes given can easily cover 600 or 700 miles. The “As weeks went by and I continued Birds to Carry Messages as They is a cross between the biset and the just before a race to impart extra average speed of a good carrier Is 20 to use Postum my weight increased Did in the Past. Belgian “traveler.” The prevailing strength for the flight. miles an hour, and the height at which from 98 to 118 pounds, and the heart type is large, with a long body, head, Training begins when birds are it flies is from 450 to 500 feet. The trouble left me. I have used it a year A military pigeon system is still neck, and beak. The female lays two three or four months old. They are price varies from $4 for an ordinary now and am stronger than I ever was. maintained in France, owing to the eggs at a time, from which are usual- j placed in baskets, taken a mile or so specimen to $250 and more for a prize­ I can hustle up stairs without any success of experiments made during ly hatched a male and a female. In from home, and liberated. A few days winner. -1 heart palpitation, and I am free from the siege of Paris, when, of 302 car­ cubation lasts eighteen days, and both j later the process Is repeated at a nervousness. riers liberated from balloons, 73 re­ parents share in the process of up- j greater distance, and so on in succes­ If your arm was long enough to "My children are very fond of Post­ turned safely. These birds bore mes­ bringing. Birds chosen for races are | sive stages, until a bird flies homeward touch the sun and burn your fingers, sages photographed on collodion in­ fed on wheat, but when they are to j 100 miles or more. At five months, um and it agrees with them. My sister you would not feel the pain for 6.7S2 liked it when she drank it at my house; closed in goose quills, attached by be put to tests of endurance their diet it will fly 300 miles In ten hours. A years. now she has Postum at home and has become very fond of it. You may use HAVE A SENSE OF HEARING; brought forth by rubbing. Nobody land, and It was decided that these be disturbed in the least, while at the my name if you wish, as I am not has ever heard these voices, for they species could perceive sounds. How blow of a very shrill whistle close to ashamed of praising my best friend Postum.” Name given by Pustum Co., Investigation by Scientists Has Dis­ are far too faint to be detected by they did it was more or less a matter them they were seen to be perceptibly Battle Creek. Mich. closed New Fasts as to Physical human ears. Nevertheless, many au­ of doubt, as some scientists insisted agitated. Postum now comes In new concen­ Attributes of the Ant. thorities are becoming convinced of they heard through organs of hearing, j their existence. Attempts have been trated form called Instant Postum. It while others claimed that it was No, Sir! i made to hear them with the aid of the | through a sense of touch, excited by is regular Postum, so processed at the Professor Pringle, a Scotch natural­ “My man,” said the philanthropist, i microphone, but the only sound de­ { atmospheric vibrations. factory that only the soluble portions ist, says that ants have the most HJ am going to give you a chance to perfect sound producing organs yet tected was that of the crawling of the Pringle inclines to the opinion that are retained. anth. work." "Mister,” replied Panhandle A spoonful of Instant Postum with discovered in insects, and that they 1 ants hear through the latter medium, Pete, “ me old father lost half his for­ Are extremely susceptible to sound, j Again in regard to their hearing, i Proofs of their hearing were estab- hot water, and sugar and cream to tune playin' roulette an’ the other half taste, produce instantly a delicious He claims their sound-producing or­ careful and extensive' experiments ' lished by shutting a large number up 1 on hoss races, an' almost the last id- gans are situated i*i certain segments have been conducted with Bix species in a glass box. When they were even beverage. | vice he gimme was never to fat* n* Write for the little book, “The Road -of the abdomen, and the sounds j of ants, from this country and Ena- I -lolentlv ahaken they did not seem to i chances ” “La Princess de la Rose”—-Hat With Turned Up Brim, of Deep Rom PmD de Soie; Trimmed With One Large Rose Branch, to WeUville." “There’s a Reason" for Postum.— 234848485353534848534848234853234848485353484848235348482353532323484853485323485323535348535323235348532323235353535348484853 X

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Cornelius C. Clayton, creased flow of water several hour3 - John Hubbard, I1. M. Miller, Assistant Cashier. Henry C. Winsor. M en’s Furnishings, H ats and Caps before a coming rain begins to fall. Various explanations have been at­ H. A. Watson, Assistant Cashier E. E. Dayton, W. Harvey J o n e s a tempted, the most plausible being H ouse Furnishing Goods that the weather before a storm is often of the kind which checks loss INSURANCE REAL ESTATE of moisture from the ground by evaporation and hence leaves more to feed the springs. INBIL H. MILLER Cook’s Bee H ive 708 NINTH AVENUE BELMAR, N. J. Trees Resist Lightning. T H I N K T H I S O V E R N. K. Come, of Cookman |\|. J. The electrical resistance of trees Avenue and Main Street is quite great, a quality which pro­ We have a line of the best Fire Insurance Companies tects them to a considerable degree in the business. from lightning stroke. This resis­ No one should be without some protection from loss tance varies greatly with the charac­ by fire, we can give you this protection at a small cost. ter of the tissues and also with the MAY WE QUOTE YOU RATES? temperature. This fact results in an COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS NOTARY PUBLIC BORTON BROS. annual and daily period in resistance. The cambium layer shows the least electrical resistance, followed by the G r o c e r s THEStaple andverv Fancy best Groceries in On Duty in the Sick-room phloem and sapwood. .Honce Sc ©LtSRiois ALL KINDS OF TABLE DELICACIES CARRIED IN STOCK Financial Explanation. Real Estate and Insurance u “Well, sir,” cried Mr. Richpop, Strictly Fresh Eggs and Butter Delivery Service Y “what does this mean? My daughter ES, Mother, Charles is much better today. sitting on your lap, sir?” “Why, yes, N o . 7 0 6 T e n t h A v e n u e Oh, / feel fine. We have an extension tele­ Mr. Richpop,” said Waggley. "You OPPOSITE R. R. 0EPOT N inth A venue & F Street,BELMAt^ N-.^n see, sir, I have just suggested a con­ phone in Charles’ room now and it saves solidation of our interests, and I have me so many steps. I can sit with Charles every undertaken to act as a holding com­ We have a Bargain in a Furnished Property on Eleventh G e o r g e G . T i t u s pany until the merger is completed Avenue, near the Beach. One that is a Good Renter and a minute and take care of my household duties according to established forms.”— D E A L E R IIV at the same time. No; it is not expensive— only Harper’s Weekly. fine investment. fifty cents a month in residences.” Coal, W ood, H a y , P e e d Perhaps an Extension Telephone connected John Adams' Treatment for Cold. with the main telephone in yo u r h om e w o u ld In a letter dated May 12, 1774, John Corner Seventh A. venue lighten the household duties. W hy not have Adams wrote to his wife: “My cold and K Street one? 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Just as soon as a man succeeds in getting on Easy street somebody Call at our store and look at the Plumbing & Heating comes along and begins to tear up Lawn and Garden Tools of All Kinds and the pavement there.— Chicago Record- BALDWIN REFRIGERATOR­ Plumbing Office, 1004 F Street Herald. JOBBING b e l m a r , n . j, Description. LAWN AND GARDEN SEEDS IES A Dandy

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It needed no prophet to dis­ own vote it would make proper contri­ as Much Money as Average Min­ e E O M M S W N cern beyond all this sober and anx­ bution to the expenses of public de ister—Chance to Think. ious business a vision of America fence and imperial administration— united, armed, belligerent for her in the hope thereby to disengage the It must take an ordinary, or even rights. luke-warm middle colonies from tho extraordinary, lawyer, doctor or min­ There was no telling what form of plot now thickening against the gov­ ister very, very much fatigued to read, scornful rejection awaited that declar­ ernment. day after day, of the fanciful salary ation of rights or the grave pleading But Massachusetts was at once pro­ figures that are being printed of and of that urgent memorial to the crown. claimed in rebellion, every port in concerning diverse and sundry dark It behooved every man to hold him­ New England declared closed against necks who are capable of hitting self in readiness for the worst; and trade, New England fishermen were de­ above .300 and stealing a few, now ©/#>4 4>/»W-+# ***** 9CJt+r£» (£X' wJ, iS r Washington saw as clearly as any man nied access to the Newfoundland fish­ and then, says the Milwaukee Senti­ they had no criticism to make— except,, at how nice a hazard things stood. eries, and ten thousand fresh troops nel. Indeed,, if these worthy profes­ Installment 12 perhaps that Mr. Otis and Mr. Henry Washington Not Deceived. were ordered to Boston. sional gentlemen who have probably had held unnecessarily high language, He had too frank a judgment upon Look for No Concession. denied themselves years of fun and He had not been put upon their and had been bold and defiant beyond affairs to cheat himself with false Neither the pleas of their friends nor amusement have scrimped and pinched committee of correspondence, or been measure; but when they saw how the hopes. "An innate spirit of freedom the threats of their enemies reached in every way to get an education and appointed with Nicholas and Pendle­ opposition gathered head, hastened first told me that the measures which the ears of the colonists promptly have made themselves and families ton and Lee and Henry to draw reso­ administration hath for some time from over sea that spring; but they economize until they could get estab­ lutions and remonstrances; but when from protest to concerted resistance, put popular conventions into the place been and now are most violently pur­ were not slow to perceive that they lished, stop to think at all about the it came to choosing those who should suing are repugnant to every principle matter, it must make them sick at represent the Old Dominion in the con­ of lawful legislative assemblies, and must look for no concessions; and advanced at length to a continental of natural justice,” had been his earn­ did not wait upon parliament in their heart and peeved at the confounded gress, but two names stood before est language to Bryan Fairfax ere he order of things that maken such a his in the vote. Peyton Randolph, organization, they deemed it high time preparation for a doubtful future. to bestir themselves, vindicate their set out for the congress; “whilst Upon the very day the “congress of condition possible. 104; Richard Henry Lee, 100; George much abler heads than my own hath The average ballplayer gets six Washington, 98; Patrick Henry, 89; loyalty to his majesty’s government, committees” at Philadelphia adjourn­ fully convinced me that it is not only times as much salary as the average Richard Bland, 79; Benjamin Harri­ and avert a revolution. ed, a "provincial congress” in Massa­ repugnant to natural right, but sub­ minister, probably three or four son, 66; Edmund Pendleton, 62— such Opposed to Rash Measures. chusetts, formed of its own authority versive of the laws and constitution times as much as the average lawyer They were not men to be trifled in the stead of the house of delegates had been the preference of the con­ of Great Britain itself, in the estab­ and from two to three times as much vention. with. Had they been able to unite the governor had but just now dis­ lishment of which some of the best as the average doctor, and all because upon active measures, had they ad­ solved, had voted to organize and Admired by Northerners. blood of the kingdom hath been spilt. he neglected brains for brawn. When vanced from defence to aggressive ac­ equip the militia of the colony and to The northern delegates admired his . • . I could wish, I own,’’ he had one stops to think how many good tion, they might have rendered them­ collect stores and arms. “easy, soldier-like air and gesture” added, “ that this dispute had been barbers, brakemen and bartenders selves formidable beyond possibility Virginia In Arms. and his modest and “cool but deter­ left to posterity to determine.” there are getting more than doctors, mined style and accent when he of defeat. Virginia had been equally bold, and lawyers and preachers, It knocks the Everywhere men of substance and Could Be No Compromise. almost equally prompt, far- away as spoke; and wondered to see him look But he knew more clearly than ever props out from under his idea of th* of influence were to be found by the she seemed from the king’s Troops at Ecarce forty, when they recalled how before, as he rode homeward from fitness of things. score who were opposed to a revolu­ Boston. By the end of January Charles his name had gone through the colo­ the congress through the autumn There is a chance here for a iot of tionary agitation, such as this that Lee could write from Williamsburg: nies twenty years ago, when he had woods, that it had not been; that Lee comment, but the object of this little met the French so gallantly at Great now seemed to be gathering head. “The whole country is full of soldiers, preachment largely is to get you folks Even in Massachusetts men who bore and Henry and Mason were rightly of Meadows, and with Braddock at the the same mind and purpose with the all furnished, all in arms. . . . thinking about it. Try it. If you forks of the Ohio. the best and oldest names of the com­ Never was such vigor and concord don’t get “hot.” then It’s because a monwealth were of this number; in men from Massachusetts; that confer­ The Massachusetts delegates had ence had only united and heartened heard of, not a single traitor, scarcely kindly fate has declared you in on reason to admire his manly openness, New York and Pennsylvania, at tbe a silent dissentient.” this easy “stuff." very heart of the continent, they those who stood for liberty in every too, and straightforward candor. An colony; that there could be no com­ “ Every county is now arming a old comrade in arms whom he es­ could, it was believed, boast a ma­ company of men for the avowed pur­ jority, as well as to the far south­ promise— perhaps no yielding either WHITE HAS SHUT-OUT HONORS teemed—a Virginian now in regular — and that every man must now take pose of protecting their committees,” ward, in the low country of South Miller Huggins of St. Louis. commission, and stationed with tho his soberest resolution for the times Dunmore had reported to the ministry troops in Boston— had written him Carolina and Georgia. before the year 1774 was out, "and to Chicago Twirler Holds Record for No one, they declared, but designing to come. A!1 of the managers in the two b ig* very damaging things about the "pa­ be employed against government if Blanking Foes, Not Jack Chesbro, politicians and men without prop­ Washington turned steadily to his baseball leagues have had actual ex­ triot” leaders of the beset town; of occasion require. As to the power of Says Statistician. erty, those who had much to gain and private business for the winter, never­ perience in the game. Even Stallings their “tyrannical oppression over one government which your lordship di­ nothing to lose by the upsetting of theless, as was his wont— pushed for­ was a big league catcher many years another,” and “their fixed aim at total rects should be exerted to counteract George L. Moreland, the Pittsburgh law and ordered government, wished ward the preparation and settlement ago. Of the sixteen managers one is independence,” and had charged them the dangerous measures pursuing baseball statistician, has found figures to see this contest with the ministry of his western lands, and stood guard, a catcher, two are first basemen, two roundly with being no better than here, I can assure your lordship that tending to prove that “Doc” Harry pushed to extremes. as before, over the soldiers’ grants second basers, one shortstop and two demagogues and rebels. it is entirely disregarded, if not whol­ White of the Chicago White Sox estab­ They wished no less than others to upon the Ohio, against official bad outfielders—eight, in all, still in the lished the world’s record for consecu­ Investigates for Himself. faith and negligence. ly overturned. There is not a Justice game. All the rest, except Mack and Washington went at once to the men see the colonies keep their lawful and tive runless innings for 45 innings and The Busiest Man In Virginia. of peace in Virginia that acts except Stallings, have been in the game so Bert Shotton is the best run-getter accused, to learn from their own lips chartered liberties, but the thing must "For a year or two past there has as a committeeman; the abolishing of recently that they can practice with of the Browns. their principles and intentions, taking be accomplished soberly, and without been scarce a moment that I could courts of justice was the first step their men and know, by actual feel Richard Henry Lee and discreet Dr loss of things equally dear— of honor, properly call my own,” he declared to taken, in which the men of fortune of the bat and ball, just how every­ Pitcher James of the Boston Braves Shippen along with him as his spon­ and the maintenance of an unbroken a friend who solicited his promise to and pre-eminence joined equally with thing is going along. Two— McGraw is a spitball artist. sors and witnesses. “Spent the even­ English empire. act as guardian to his son. “What the lowest and meanest.” and Jennings—are graduates of the ing at home w»th Colonel Lee, Colonel The nice balance of the parties was with my own business, my present Washington Asked to Lead. great Baltimore team. Three— Chance, The St. Louis Cardinals are playing Washington and Dr. Shippen, who disclosed in the congress itself. Company after company, as it form­ Evers and Tinker—worked together a much improved game. came in to consult us," was John The Pennsylvania delegation was ward’s, my mother’s, which is wholly in my hands, Colonel Fairfax’s, Colonel ed, asked Colonel Washington to . as­ on the conquering Cubs. Oddly enough, AdavN- entry in his diary for Septem­ led by Joseph Galloway, a man in the sume command over it, not only in his three more— Dahlen, Callahan and EverB is certainly making good use ber 23th. prime of life, full of force and learn­ Mercer's, and the little assistance I own county of Fairfax, but in counties Griffith— all had their schooling on the of that high-priced catching material. No doubt Samuel Adams found the ing, who had been speaker of the have undertaken to give in the man­ Chicago team that preceded fhe Cubs interview a trying one, and winced a provincial house these eight years by agement of my brother Augustine’s also at a distance— and he accepted —a gang of merry “joy-riders,” whose little under the examination of tho the almost unanimous choice of his concerns, together with the share , 1 the responsibility as often as it was President Locke of the Pirates individual abilities were great, but calm and steady soldier, going so colleagues, and who now stood forth take in public affairs, I have been con­ offered to him. claims that baseball clubs are losing who could win no flags. Stalilngs is straight to the point, for all his Vir­ to utter the real voice of his colony stantly engaged in writing letters, set­ “It Is my full intention,” he said, money. ginian ceremony. tn proposing measures of accommoda­ tling accounts, and negotiating one simply, “to devote my life and fortune a come-back. There had been many outward tion. piece of business or another; by to the cause we are engaged in, if Evers, Tinker and Huggins got their Manager Jake Stahl has announced first show this spring. Chance has Bigns of the demogogue in Adams’ ca­ The Speaker’s Proposition. which means I have really been de­ needful;” and he had little doubt any that he will be a bench manager after been transferred from one league to reer. He had been consciously and He proposed that the home govern­ prived of every kind of enjoyment, and longer what was to come. this season. the other. AsWc the actual skill and deliberately planning and scheming ment be asked to sanction the estab­ had almost fully resolved to engage Still Runs With the Hounds. for independence ever since 1768, and lishment of a confederate parliament in no fresh matter till I had entirely He found time, even lhat stirring Philadelphia ball players say Keat­ had made public avowal of his pur­ for America, composed of delegates to wound up the old.” year, to quicken his blood once and ing has a sharper break to his spit­ pose no longer ago than last year. It be chosen every third year by the Does Not Shirk Responsibility. again, nevertheless, while winter held, ball than Ed. Walsh. must have taxed even his adroit pow­ legislatures of the several colonies, He promised to undertake the new by a run with the hounds; for he was ers to c o d vince these frank Virginians and acting under a governor-general charge, nevertheless. It was stuff of not turned politician so sternly even Umpire Westervelt, late of the that his purpose was not rebellion, but to be appointed by the crown. his nature to spend himself thus, and yet as to throw away his leisure upon American league staff, is officiating liberty; that he venerated what they Edward Rutledge, of South Caro­ keep his powers stretched always to a anything less wholesome than the hale in the American association. venerated, and wished only what they lina, hot orator for liberty though he great compass. . sport he loved. wished. was, declared in an "almost perfect With the new year (1775) public af­ On the 20th of May, 1775, the sec­ For the first time since he has been Finds Massachusetts Men Genuine. plan,” and was eager to see it adopt­ fairs loomed big again, and ominous. ond Virginian convention met, not in running a ball club in St. Joseph, Jack But the truth somehow lay open be­ ed; influential members from almost The petitions of the congress at Phil­ Williamsburg, but at Richmond, and Holland is claiming a pennant. fore the evening was gone. There was every quarter gave It their hearty adelphia had been received in Eng­ its chief business was the arming of support, Mr. John Jay, of New York, frank cordiality in the parting: Wash­ land almost with contempt, Chatham, the colony. Dick Hoblitzel, the Red's first sack- among the rest; and it was defeated ington was convinced of their genuine­ indeed, with that broad and noble sa­ Maryland had furnished the Ironical er, is In fine form and out to dupli­ only by the narrow majority of a sin­ ness and sobriety. “Though you are gacity which made him so great a formula with which to justify what cate his great work of last season. gle colony’s vote. led to believe by venal men,” he re­ was to be done: “Resolved, unani­ plied to Captain Mackenzie, “that the Chatham’s Opinion of Congress. mously, that a well-regulated militia, Chance says Walter Johnson is the Chatham might very justly com­ people of Massachusetts are rebel­ composed of the gentlemen freehold­ fastest pitcher and Eddie Plank the lious, setting up for the independency, mend the congress of 1774 as con­ ers and other freemen, is the natural best left handed he ever looked at. and what not, give me leave, my good spicuous among deliberative bodies for strength and only stable security of friend, to tell you that you are abused, its "decency, firmness and wisdom," a free government; and that such its "solidity of reasoning, force of Jake Daubert, of the Brooklyns, has grossly abused. This I advance with militia will relieve our mother-coun­ “Doc” White. sagacity, and wisdom of conclusion, been doing some fancy stunts at the a degree of confidence and boldness try from any expense in our protec­ first bag for the Dodgers this season. which may claim your belief, having under such a complication of circum­ tion and defense, will obviate the pre­ not Chesbro for the Highlanders with better opportunities for knowing the stances was such as even he did not 42 as recently contended. White shut tence of a necessity for taxing us on Manager Birmingham of the Naps real sentiments of the people you are fully comprehend. that account, and render it unneces­ out Cleveland, St. Louis, Detroit, New For seven weeks of almost contin­ picks Walter Johnson to win forty York and the Athletics in nine inning among, from the leaders of them, in sary to keep any standing army— Bill Dahlen of Brooklyn. opposition to the present measures of uous session did it hammer its stiff games for the Washingtons this sea­ games in 1904. ever dangerous to liberty—in this son. the administration, than you have business into shape, never wearying province.” knowledge of the game these man­ from those whose business it is not of deliberation or debate, till it could agers may possess— it might be figured - Barrows’ Chances. Patrick Henry Declares War. Ownie Bush, the little shortstop of to disclose truth, but to misrepresent put forth papers to the world—-an ad­ this way: If each of them had the Manager Ganzel of Rochester has re­ Mr. Henry, accepted the formula the Detroit Tigers, is claimed to be facts in order to justify as much as dress to the king, memorials to the arm and the wind that he had a few ceived a letter from Roland Barrows, with great relish, in the convention at the best lead-off man in the game to­ possible to the world their own con­ people of Great Britain and to the years ago what team of either league in which the injured outfielder said Richmond, in his resolution “that tho day. duct.” people of British America, their fel- colony be immediately put into a pos­ could stand against them? How far that his physicians had told him that The Massachusetts men had come low-subjects, and a solemn declara­ would any club get if matched against he need fear no permanent injury to ture of defense,” but he broke with Larry Lajole, the demon slugger of to a better understanding of the game tion of rights—which should mark it this aggregation;. Dooin, catcher; his left leg. Barrows is optimistic that it in the speech with which he sup­ the Naps, who, it was reported, has — began to see how cautiously it must no revolutionary body, but a congress ported his measure of preparation. Griffith and Callahan, pitchers; he will be able to get into harness be played, how slowly and how wisely. of just and thoughtful Englishmen, in a y & € v i ,c £ Chance, first; Evers or Huggins, sec­ gone back, is batting for an average again at least by August 1. In this there wa3 no plan or pre­ of .396. A Critical Business. love, not with license or rebellion, but tence of peace, but, instead, a plain ond; Jennings, Dahlen or Tinker, It was a critical business, this of with right and wholesome liberty. statesman, had proposed that Ameri­ 6hort; McGraw, third; Clarke, Bir­ Weight of Pirates’ Bats. declaration of war. “Stop Lajole and Jackson and you drawing all the colonies into a com­ A Single Aggressive Act. ca’s demands should be met, to the ut. Once more did Edmund Pendleton, mingham, Stahl, outfield. A statistical person has figured out mon congress, as if to create a di­ Their only act of aggression was most length of repeal and withdrawel have kicked the props from under the that the bats used by the Pirates in Richard Bland, Mr. Nicholas, and Col­ Naps,” says the American league recting body for the continent, with­ the formation of an “American asso­ of menace, and that she should be ac­ Many New Catchers. the twenty-six seasons they have been onel Harrison spring to their feet to managers. out constitution or warrant. The es­ ciation” pledged against trade with corded to the full the self-government check him, as in the old days of the ■Six major league clubs have new in the big leagues represent 1,379,080 tablishment of committees of corre­ Great Britain till the legislation of she demanded in respect to taxation catchers in the role of first string ounces, or 80,130 pounds, or 43 tons Stamp act. Once more, nevertheless, Sam Agnew, the young Brown spondence had seemed little short of which they complained should be re­ and every domestic concern. did he have his way, completely tri­ xnaskmen this season. In the National of wood. It's all right, but, according seditious, for it was notorious the com­ pealed. Their only intimation of in­ Chatham’s Fervid Warning. Ivy Wingo replaces Bresnahan at St. catcher secured by the St. Louis club to our figuring, 1,379,080 ounces make umphant. from the Vernon club by the draft mittees were formed to concert action tention for the future was a resolu­ "It is not cancelling a piece of parch­ (TO BE CONTINUED.) Louis, Tom Clark has Larry McLean's 86,192 pounds. against the government at home; but tion to meet again the next spring, ment,” he cried, “that can win back job at Cincinnati, Rariden is in Kling's route, is making good. this “congress of committees” was an should their prayers not meanwhile be America,” the old fire burning hot Small Homes for Families. Boston shoes and Kelly and Simon Wood’s 1913 Salary. even more serious matter. heeded. within him; “you must respect her Chicago's City club, an unofficial or­ are doing most of Gibson’s Pittsburgh Manager Griffith of Washington has Joe Wood's 1913 salary is said to be Would the colonies venture a con­ Washington turned homeward from fears and her resentments.” ganization, has asked architects, engi­ work. Over in the American Ray trained his men to play Blackstone $7,500, more than any other pitcher in tinental organization to defy parlia­ the congress with thoughts and pur­ The merchants, too, in fear for their neers and sociologists to submit plans Schalck is the Sox regular and Agnew baseball, that is, to fight for every the American league is getting, not ment? Dangerous differences of opin­ poses every way deepened and ma­ trade, urged very anxiously that there for the development of 160 acres of has Stephens’ place with Stovall. Then, point and technicality. even excepting Walsh of the White ion were blown hot between neighbors tured. should be Instant and ample conces­ Chicago suburbs so as to accommo­ with Otto Miller at Brooklyn, Henry Sox and Johnson of the Washington by such measures. It had been a mere seven weeks’ sion. But the king’s stubborn anger, date not more than 1,280 families. and Ainsworth at Washington, Cady That St. Louis club, National, is club. Wood is the star pitcher of the Some of the best men in America conference; no one had deemed the the parliament's indifference, the min­ This would give each family one- at Boston and O'Neill at Cleveland the liable to rise up most any minute and Boston American league team. were opposed to the course which was congress a government, or had spoken istry’s incapacity, made it impossible eighth of an acre of ground, a portion day of the young catcher has apparent­ hammer the stuffing out of the sphere now evidently to be taken. of any object save peace and accom­ anything wise or generous should be of which would be a building lot and ly arrived. without any warning toot. Increase Seating Capacity. So long as it was merely a matter modation; but no one could foresee done. a portion would be in streets and President Comiskey of the White of protest by the colonies severally, the issue of what had been done. Instead of real concessions there was parks. To Develop Thorpe. Howard Shanks, the young outfield­ Sox plans to increase the seating ca­ Jim Thorpe, the famous Indian er of the Senators, claims that the pacity of his park from 30,000 to 45,000 Athlete who made such a big noise in Pirates and Washington will fight for for 1914. The changes contemplated piece of yarn which would carry away dragged to the surface. The first exhausted. The shark measured 12 ft. REAL GPORT FOR THE ANGLER the baseball world some time ago, but the championship next fall. will involve an expenditure of more easily when a shark took the bait. thing to appear was an enormous tail 6 in. He was a fearsome-looking who has not been heard from since'the than $150,000. The remainder of the line was Care­ beast as he lay lashed alongside, and Fishing for Sharks With Hook and fin. and then it could be seen that the season started, may develop into a Composed entirely of native ball fully coiled in the bottom of the boat rolling about in the swell, which gave Line Will Satisfy Almost Any rope was coiled in several turns round good pitcher. The red man has been pj.ay“vs, a baseball team from the Jackson After Record. ready to run out freely. A similar him a semblance of life. Lover of the Game. the shark’s body, and that he was be­ practicing with the spit ball and is Philippine Islands is to tour the Unit­ Baseball writers, critics and fans in­ baited line was run out and suspended ing hauled in stern first. This doubt­ Half an hour later the line again confident that he will be able to mas­ ed States in the near future. cluded claim that Joe Jackson, the from a big wooden float about twenty If you would enjoy a season of real less somewhat handicapped him in his rapidly vanished, and after another ter this style of delivery. The Giants hard-hitting right fielder of the Naps, yards from the boat, the line being scatorial sport, go shark fishing with efforts for liberty, but in any case he severe struggle a bigger shark than will hold on to the Indian, as it is be- Meiji university, Tokyo, has cabled will break all previous records in bat­ led inboard and coiled down like tbe ck and line. The task affords all gave us all we could do. the first, about 14 ft. long, was drag­ ieved that he will make a good player to the University of Washington base­ ting this season. e could reasonably wish in excite- other. Then the party lit pipes and With great care the turns were ged into view; but before the men ball nine an invitation to visit Japan waited events. in time. ?nt, danger and strenuousness. A slipped off the body of the writhing could get him to the surface, where a and piay a series of gamep. Announce Each Batter. They had not long to wait. Soon rty of Englishmen staying at Port lashing shark, one by one, as oppor­ shot would have been effective, he Sure of Flag. President John H. Farrell of the iuis, Mauritius, tried the game last one of the yarns snapped and the tunity offered. As soon as his head got his head away from the boat and Manager Griffith of the Washington The Washingtons are a lively lot on New York State league has instructed mmeT, and one of their number line began slowly to disappear. The appeared a well directed rifle shot made such a determined rush that all baseball team, who made such a great the bases. Griffith has them moving his umpires to announce the name of •ites his experience in “ Field.” | crew seized it and began to haul, but planted a bullet as near the spine as resistance was overpowered.' Away showing last year, is quoted as saying all the time and putting through clev­ each batter when he comes to bat the He proceeded to the fishing ground | the big fish had evidently not got a the rolling of the boat and plunging went the line and when he was fin­ 'Barring accidents, we will surely win er tactics in the larceny line. first time. companied by three Creoles, and j firm hold and the hook came away. of the shark would permit. That ally checked, after taking out nearly the American league flag this year. We iking his boat fast to one of the It was not long, however, until an­ seemed to settle him and the men the whole 50 fathoms, the hook came finished second last year and certainly All of the Cleveland pitchers are Better Than Rxpected. oys of the harbor made prepara- other of the lines began to disappear proceeded to place a thick rope round away, and the monster escaped to ought to improve this season and if we begging Manager Birmingham to let While the chances to fly a pennant >ns for the day’s fishing The gear ! at a pace which left no room for his body, but before this could be fight another day. better our position we are bound to them work. They all see a pennant in St. Louis are away outside, neither lployed consisted of a steel hook | doubt that this time a greedy monster completed he suddenly came to life When the captive shark was cut win the pennant." ahead and are crazy to get into the the Cardinals nor the Browns are as th a shank 9 in. long and a 6 ft. | had got a real hold and was in a hurry again, the struggle was renewed and open on the return to the harbor, a lineup. punk as they were touted to be before ice of stout twist brass wire. To ! to get away. All three hands clapped it required three more bullets in his dog, a goat, and a large collection of Cree Likes Polo Grounds. the opening of the.season. is was attached 50 fathoms of 2 in. I on to the rope with a will, but a head to make him cry capivi. His bones of animals were found inside Birdie Cree, the Highlanders' star The San Francisco club has been [e. The hook was baited with 4-lb. | twelve-hundred-pound shark takes body was then lashed alongside, and outfielder, is rather pleased with play­ informed by the Detroit club that No-Hit Game. meat, cut in strips and lashed on to j some holding, and for some minutes the men sat down to get breath, re­ The small boy was at Sunday school ing on the Polo grounds. In a receat Oscar Vitt will not be sold at any Pitcher Friedley of the Attica, Ohio' e shank, so as to hang down and j the tug-of-war went against the men. load, and repair damages. The strug­ for the first time. Tho teacher asked ;ame Birdie poled a double, triple, a price for the present, at least, and team twirled a no-hit-no-run gam nceal the point. The bait was sunk ! Eventually, after a desperate struggle gle had been a severe one while it him if lie were coming all of the time sacrifice fly and was given a base on Manager Howard Is now looking else­ against the Bucyrus High. He als' out 20 ft. below the surface, and tho they began to gain ground, and inch lasted. The men’s hands were skin­ "No'm.” he answered, “just once e >alls. where for a third baseman. fanned 18 batters in this game. e attached to the gunwale with a oy inch the victim was reluctantly ned by the rope, and they were quite week.” 1 and officers were appointed by Gen. 1,000 SETTLERS A DAY George W. Randolph, assisted by a se Backache Is aWarning lect committee of the city council JOHNSON SIGNS WESTERN CANADA MAKING RE- Thousands -suffer The people of Manchester, across the kidney ills unawares river, were invited to join tho move­ MARKABLE PROGRESS. — not knowing that ment. ALIEN LAND BILL Settlers from the United Kingdom the backache, head­ C IV IL W A R British subjects residing in Mobile aches,and dull,nerv­ formed a company known as the and other countries of Europe landed ous, dizzy, all tired FIFTY YEARS AGO British Consular Guards, and offered in Winnipeg last week at the rate of condition are often Reply of This Government Pre­ T H I S W E E K their services to the mayor to aid in one thousand a day. The predicted due to kidney weak­ boom in the populating of the prairie ness alone. sented to Viscount Chinda the preservation of good order in the city “in case of insurrection, Invasion, provinces this spring has material­ Anybody who suf­ ized, as It did last year, and today the fers constantly from May 18, 1863. Inundation, devastation by fire, or any backache should sus­ duty not inconsistent with their re­ busiest city in America is probably pect the kidneys. BRYAN AND ENVOY CONFER The marquis of Clanricarde in the taining their original nationality." the Manitoba metropolis. Some irregularity British house of lords accused Presi­ The sturdy nations of Europe are of the secretions may dent Lincoln of having acted unfairly May 22, 1863. all contributing to the rapid growth give just the needed and illegally tow'ard British shipping, of Canada West. Two of the largest proot>f. Referendum Fight Is On—Threefold Women Are Constantly Being Restored to and said that it was absolutely nec­ Eleven Confederates were captured contingents reaching Winnipeg last Doan's K id n e y Opposition to New Measure Start­ essary for her majesty’s government from a reconnoitering party near Mid­ week were from Germany and Scan­ Health by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Pills have been cur­ ing in California May Halt Its to take more action than it had hith­ dleton, Tenn. dinavia. ing backache and A force of Nationals under Colonel Vegetable Compound. sick kidneys for over Operation for Some Time. erto done in defense of the rights of The British Isles are sending out 'Every Picture the English shipowners. Earl Rus­ Kilpatrick returned to Gloucester larger contingents than ever before. “Worth mountains of gold,” says one woman. Another fifty years. Tells a S ttrj" Sacramento, Cal.— Governor Johnson sell, in reply, stated that every com­ Point, Va., from a raid in Gloucester The old land newspapers are filled says, “I would not give Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable A South Carolina Case signed the Anti-Alien Land bill against plaint that had been made by the county, in co-operation with a gun­ with accounts of send-offs and fare­ Mrs. Mary West, Spartanburg, S. 0-, says; “I Compound for all the other medicines for women in the was so run down with my back I couldn’t get which Japan protests and which the owners of vessels seized by Federal boat and a transport. Five mills filled wells being given to popular towns­ about. Myiy appetite became poor and I folt all worn out and discouraged. Doan’s Kidnoy Fills California Legislature passed by an cruisers had been duly considered, with foodstuffs were burned, and a folk on the eve of departure for Can­ world.” Still another writes, “ I should like to have the put me in good shape and I now feel better than large quantity of corn and wheat in before In years.” overwhelming majority over the re­ and that the law officers of the crown ada. merits of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound thrown monstrances of President Wilson and storehouses destroyed. Numerous editorials record the sen­ Get Doan's at Any Store, SOe a Box had decided that no objection could on the sky with a searchlight so that all suffering women could Secretary Bryan. The act will go into so far be fairly established against A bureau for colored troops was timents, bordering on despair, of the D O A N ’S Vft.W effect ninety days from date, or on the proceedings of the United States established In the department of the Britons who zee their towns and vil­ read and be convinced that there is a remedy for their ills.” FOSTER-M1LBURN CO., BUFFALO, N. Y. August 17. prize courts. The earl took ad­ adjutant general of the army of tho lages desolated by tho desertion of We could fill a newspaper ten times the size of this with such quo­ Governor Johnson, in a brief state­ vantage of the opportunity to deny the United States. favorite sons and daughters. We can tations taken from the letters we have received from grateful women ment which he gave out immediately statement that the British govern­ In a reconnoissance from Newbern, sympathize with those left behind whose health has been restored and suffering banished by Lydia E. afterward, took cognizance of the ment had connived at the construction N. C., to Gum Swamp, Col. J. R. Jones while felicitating the youni people Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, three-fold opposition which has al­ and escape of the Confederate cruiser of the Fifty-eighth Pennsylvania was who have their own way to make in Why has Lydia E- Pinkham’slkha Vegetable Compound accomplished ready started in the State against the Alabama, and to repeat the assurance killed. the -world, on their new opportunities such a universal success? Why has it lived and thrived and kept on bill. His statement was as follows: that England had no desire to inter­ Thp ■pr* was In the country of mammoth crops. doing its glorious work among the sick women of the world for more “I repeat what I have said before, fere unfairly in the dispute between captured by the gunboat Octorora. Scotland lost 5,000 of her best than 30 years ? FOR SICK HEADACHE that California for the first time in its the north and the south. Lord Derby The (Joiueuciaie o,—...... — ..re­ blood and brawn In a single week this Simply and surely because of its sterling worth. The reason no history has an anti-alien law. Any expressed approval of Lord Russell’s gard, Capt. Louis M. Coxetter, ran month. No wonder the young, aspir­ other medicine has ever approached its success is plainly and sim­ SOUR STOMACH, DYSPEPSIA, man who wishes another kind of law speech, and the marquis of Clanri­ the blockade into Charleston. ing Scots take so quickly to Canada. ply because there is no other medicine so good for women s ills. POOR APPETITE, CONSTIPATION, may consistently invoke the initiative. carde, being satisfied, withdrew a Lord Brougham refused to preside They have been reading of the tri­ Here are two letters that just came to the writer’s desk—only two LIVER COMPLAINT, BILIOUSNESS No man who really wishes an anti­ motion asking for copies of reports at the anniversary meeting of the umphs and wonder working of Scot­ of thousands, but both tell a comforting story to every suffering wo­ alien law will sign a referendum as to concerning the proceedings of Federal British and Foreign Anti-Slavery so­ tish pioneers in the Dominion ever man who will read them—and be guided by them. ciety in London, “as such a course ROMAN EYE BALSAM this law. prize courts. since they were “bairns.” A great FROM MRS. D. H. BROWN. MBS. WILLIAMS SAYS : seemed to him to be inconsistent with "If another law is sought it may be Twenty-two whites of the Second part of Canada’s success was wrought Iola, Kansas.— ‘ ‘During- the Chan ga Elkhart, Ind. —“ I suffered for 14 FOR SCALDING SENSATION presented by means of the initiative, Kansas artillery, and thirty-two ne- British neutrality.” A letter from Mr. by Canadians from Caledonia, and the of Life I was sick for two years. Be­ years from organic inflammation, fe­ IN EYES AND ALL FORMS OF IN­ and in the meantime the present law grot soldiers, on a foraging expedi­ Adams, the American minister, was young Caledonians of today are eager fore I took your medicine I could male weakness, pain and irregulari­ FLAMMATION OF EYES OR EYELIDS will be in operation. To tie up the tion near Sherwood, Mo., were at­ read, expressing the thanks of Presi­ to demonstrate that they can do as not bear the weight of my clothes ties. The pains in my sides were THE LATEST FASHION NOTE present law means no law until No­ tacked by a large force of Confederate dent Lincoln for their moral support, well out west as their forebears. and was bloated very badly. I doc­ increased by w alking or standing on vember, 1914.” irregulars under Colonel Livingston, and resolutions were passed express­ In addition to those from the old tored with three doctors but they my feet and I had such awful bearing Says* “It Is a wise precaution against getting and driven six miles into their camp ing sympathy with the success of the countries, the United States still did me no good. They said nature down feelings, was depressed in Theodore Bell, recently Democratic must have its way. My sister ad­ spirits and became thin and pale holes In delicate hosiery to powder the shoes emancipation policy. keeps up in a strenuous manner, and before putting them on.” Many people sprinkle candidate for Governor, and formerly with severe loss. Only twelve of the vised me to take Lydia E. Pinkham’s with dull, heavy eyes. I had six the fatuous antiseptic powder, Allen’s Foot-Base, Chairman of the State Central Com­ whites escaped, and all but one of the Mr. Vallandigham, under arrest by is sending its thousands into that new Vegetable Compoun d an d I purchased doctors from whom I received only Into the shoes, and find that It saves Its cost ten mittee, has issued an invitation to his negroes was killed, taken prisoner, or order of the war department of the country of the north. They take up a bottle. Before it was gone the temporary relief. I decided to give tiznes over In keeping holes from hosiery as well party to submit the issue to the people wounded. United States, issued an address from the free homesteads of 160 acres on bloating left me and I was not so Lydia E. Pinkham’s i]...... Vegetable - - Com­ - as lessening friction and consequent smarting sore. I continued taking it until I pound a fair trial and also the Sani- and aching of tho feet by invoking the referendum against Haines Bluff, on the Yazoo river, the military prison to the Democrats which they live for six months of the law. having been evacuated by the Confed­ of Ohio. each year for three years, and then had taken 12 bottles. Now I am tive Wash. I have now used tha erates, was occupied by a National An order was issued by the secre­ get a deed or patent for a farm that stronger than I have been for years remedies for four months and cannot BLAKAN WAR BEGAN IN 1663 The Asiatic Exclusion League, the and can do all my work, even the express my thanks for what they force under Admiral Porter. tary of war regulating the business be­ is worth anywhere from $15 to $20 President of which is Olaf Tveitmoe, washing. Your medicine is worth have done forme.—Mrs. S a d i e W i l ­ Two bodies of National troops fired tween Washington and Georgetown, per acre, or, they may purchase lands Conflict of Races Started Long Ago, recently convicted of complicity in the its weight in gold. I cannot praise l i a m s , 455 James Va,. across the river, abusive ad­ at from $15 to $18 per acre that will Seems Destined Now to Be Fought dynamite plot originating in Indian­ into each other near Carrsville, Va. it enough. If more women would Street, Elkhart, vantage having been taken of trade yield with proper care in cultivation, Indiana. to a Fnish. apolis, has just announced that it will Three men were killed and four take your medicine there would be invoke the referendum purely because wounded. relations. excellent returns for the time, work more healthy women. You may use this letter for the good of others.”— An Italian newspaper reminds us it regarded the bill as fainthearted. and money expended.— Advertisement May 19, 1863. May 23, 1863. Mrs. D. H. B r o w n , 809 North Walnut usefully that the Balkan war began A third factor of the opposition to Street, Iola, Kan. centuries ago. In the state archives the measure is the Panama-Pacific In­ The Confederate schooner Missis­ The following petition w.-.s circu­ HUBBY WAS LEFT GUESSING ternational Exposition Company, to LYDIA E. PINKHAM MEDICINE CO. at Vienna is the declaration of war sippi, from Mobile for Havana, with lated in Columbus and other por­ (CONFIDENTIAL) LYNN, MASS.,foradvice. And at This Date He Still Is Wonder­ sent by Sultan Mehemet IV. to Em­ backed by many Chambers of Com­ cotton and turpentine, was captured tions of Ohio: “The undersigned, Your letter will be opened, read and answered ing Just Who Was the Unklssed peror Leopold in 16S2. “Be it known merce. by the gunboat De Soto. citizens of Franklin county, respect­ by a w om an and held in strict confidence. to you, the heir of the Caesars, to the The National cavalry under General fully represent that the most sacred Female. king of Poland, and to your allies Bryan Answers Japan. Milroy had a brisk skirmish with rights of citizens are guaranteed by Mr. Brown issued forth from Fair- and omnipotent emperor of the east Washington.— This government’s re­ Confederates six miles from Winches­ the Constitution of our fathers, it bank Terrace and wended his way to­ W. L. DOUGLAS and west, . . . is on the point of ply to Japan’s protest against the Cali­ ter, Va., killing six and capturing has teen violated iu the arbitrary ar­ wards the village inn. An insurance s t *3.50 *4..oo invading your paltry territories. We fornia anti-alien law was presented to seven. rest, illegal trial, and inhuman impris­ 3 0 0 agent named Dawson was holding shall bring 1,300,000 soldiers, on horse Baron Chinda, the Japanese Ambassa­ A force of Confederate partisans onment, of the Hon. C. L. Vallandig­ forth. !*4..5 0 and $B .oo and foot, to crush you utterly and lay dor by Secretary of State Bryan, two captured Richmond, Clay county, Mis­ ham. We therefore demand of the “Do you know Fairbank Terrace?” waste all your domains. We command hours after the administration learned souri, and the National fort defending president of the United States his im­ SHOES Several nodded assent, and Mr. you to await our coming in our resi­ that Governor Johnson had signed the it, after a severe fight, in which two mediate and unconditional release.” FOR MEN AND WOMEN Brown became more deeply interested. dence in Vienna, where it is our inten­ Webb-Bloodgood bill. officers of the Twenty-fifth Missouri The Confederate sloop Fashion, hav­ BEST BOYS SHOES In the WORLD “Well, believe me, gents, I’ve kissed tion to have you beheaded.’’ Both Secretary Bryan and Ambas­ were killed. A lieutenant belonging ing on board fifty bales of cotton, was $2.00. $2.50 and $3.00. every woman in that terrace except But the war was even then an old sador Chinda declined to discuss the to the captured party was shot after captured by a boat expedition from The largect maker* of one.” story. The delightful writer who con­ United States note. It was indicated the surrender. the National steamer Port Royal, at a Men’* $3.50 and $4.00 Mr. Brown’s face assumed a purple tributes “The Office Window" to the that there is no liklihood of either the The Spanish steamer Union was point forty-five miles above Apalachi­ shoes in the world. hue, and hurriedly quaffing his ale he London Daily Chronicle tells us that Japanese protest or Mr. Bryan’s reply captured by th’e National gunboat Ask your dealer to show you cola, Fla. quitted the barroom. Rushing home, W . L. Douglas $3.50, $4.00 and while searching through some of the being made public in the immediate The entire Union force under Gen­ $4.50 shoes. Ju st as good in style, Nashville. he burst in at the door. earliest newspapers printed his eye future. General Grant’s forces made an as­ eral Grant, in front of Vicksburg, fit and wear as other makes costing $5.00 to $7. _ “Mary,” he shouted, “do you know —the only difference is the price. Shoes in all was continually diverted to news let­ The American reply, prepared hy sault on the works at Vicksburg, and made a second assault on the whole leathers, styles and shapes to suit everybody that insurance chap, Dawson?” Mary If you could visit W . L. Douglas large facto­ ters from the continent giving ac­ John Bassett Moore, councellor for the were repulsed with terrible loss, gain­ line of Confederate fortifications nodded assent. “ Well,” he continued, ries at Brockton, Mass., and 6ee for yourself counts of the unholy war which Tur­ State Department, was lengthy. Ac­ ing only a few unimportant positions. about the town. After a desperate how carefully W . L. Douglas shoes are made, “I’ve just heard him say he’s kissed you would then understand why they are warranted key was waging on Hungary and Aus­ cording to the best information of- and most obstinate conflict of eight every woman in this terrace except to fit better, look better, hold their shape and wear tria. Almost at random he copies the tainable, it consisted wholly of a re­ May 20, 1863. hours, the Nationals were repulsed at longer than any other make for the price. one.” If W . L. Douglas shoes are not for sale in yonr vicinity, order following from the Newes of Stetem- buttal of the contentions made by all points, with terrible loss. direct— *■ ' from----- the'* “ factory------and■* ---- save- the middleman’s iVJ’— profit. National pickets on the road from Mary was silent for a moment, and Shoes for every member of the family, at all prices. t»y ber 17, 1633, a grim reminder that the Japan in the formal note of protest. Parcel Post, postage free. W r i t e fo r I llu a tr n tc d F CAUTION Fayetteville to Raleigh, Va., were at­ then with a look of womanly curios­ _ See that Turk has remained unchanged and un­ The Administration takes the posi­ May 24, 1863. C a ta lo g . It will show you how to order by mail. tacked and roughly handled for the ity said: TAKE NO and why you can save money on your footwear. W.L. Douglas changeable for these 250 years at tion that the first contention of Japan, W . Ij, DOUGLAS - - Brockton, Mass. name ta stamped third time in the week hy Confeder­ “I wonder which one that is?” 8U B8TITU TE on the bottom. least: that the law is in contravention of the Austin, Miss., was visited and ates. The first attack was on Sun­ “Vienna, Sept. 6.—In Austria every treaty between the United States and burned hy the force under General day, the seventeenth, when the [BlH555H5H5H5H5H555H5S5B5Z5a5E5H5H5a5E5H5H5H5iH55Safa Fifth Man is to bear Armes; and they Japan of 1911, is not well grounded be­ Ellet, commanding the National ram POISON SPREAD OVER ARMS pickets were entirely surrounded, and hope to raise 20,000 Men upon that cause the law is based on the treaty. fleet In the Department of the Missis­ escaped capture only by the most Levy to secure the Frontiers. At this The second important objection sippi. 1202 Locust St., Philadelphia, Pa.— desperate fighting. Skirmishing con­ Instant comes fresh Intelligence of 10,- raised hy Japan, that the law discrimi­ A wagon train laden with commis­ "My hands and face were seriously tinued until noon, when the National 000 Turks, and as many Tartars, pass­ nates against the Japanese people, is sary supplies, with an escort of thirty affected by what I thought to be poi­ pickets abandoned their advanced ipend Your Summer ing the Waegh, and that they carry denied by the American Government. colored soldiers, under the command son from some plant. It first appeared positions. The attack was resumed all before them with Fire and Sword.” The reply states that the law of Cali­ of a white officer, were captured near as a rash accompanied by swelling and on the 19th, and kept up until this And again: “We hear that upon the fornia does no more than does the Shawnee Creek, Kan., by a party of itching. Through scratching the rash day, when the Confederates were sat­ third instant the Enemy has beaten Federal law in restricting immigration Confederate partisan fighters. became decided sores and it was im­ isfied. with the mischief they had done, Iu The West our Foot by the River Waegh, and and the statutes governing naturalize The schooner Joe Flanner was cap­ possible for me to do my regular work and withdrew. Possess'd himself of the narrow Pas­ tion of aliens. tured by the National gunboat Pem­ or place my hands in water. The poi­ sages between the Hills, where he has Col. William A. Phillips, command­ bina while attempting to run the son spread over my arms, as well as (J Low round-trip summer excursion ing the Indian brigade, had a hard burnt divers Towns and Villages, and Japanese Investigators Arrive. blockade at Mobile, Ala. my hands and face, and my skin, usu­ fares are in effect on certain dates fight with Confederates belonging to Maj. Gens. A. P. Hill and R. S. Massacred many Thousands of People, San Francisco. — While Governor ally clear, was greatly disfigured. I via Chicago and North Western the army of General Price near Fort Ewell were appointed lieutenant gen­ striking off the heads of some, putting Johnson was signing the bill the suffered continually from the burning Ry. to all important points W est, Gibson, Ark. The Confederates erals in the Confederate army. other in Chains . . . and cutting steamship Korea was passing through and itching and I could not sleep. North and Northwest. crossed the Arkansas river, near the General Curtis relinquished com­ to pieces Young and Old without Dis­ the Golden Gate, bearing two distin­ “For several weeks I had used tinction or Mercy.” fort, and were attacked hy Colonel mand of the Department of the West (J Splendidly equipped daily trains guished Japanese, one a former pupil ------, ------ointment, and Phillips. They were driven back with in the army of the United States, and providing through service leave the of President Wilson, on a mission of , with almost no relief. Then I Scientific Point Cleared Up. the loss of one major and several men General Schofield assumed it, issuing new and palatial Passenger Ter­ investigation. The two visiting Jap­ bought a cake of Cuticura Soap and a A German astronomer has published killed. order to that effect. anese are Okoru Ebarakaw of the Con­ box of Cuticura Ointment, which pro­ minal, Chicago, at convenient hours. a series of tables which seem to show The steamer Margaret and Jessie, Considerable excitement existed In stitutional party and a member of the duced immediate improvement and in For rates, reservations and full particulars a connection between the appearance the Annie, and the Kate, arrived at England regarding the Confederate about two weeks my skin was clear House of Peers, and Ayao Hattori of apply to your nearest ticket agent or address of sun spots and the wabbling motion Charleston, S. C., with valuable car­ privateer Alabama, three of the car­ and there was no return of the the Nationalist party and a member of C. A . CAIR N S, Gen'I Passenger and Ticket AgL of the earth on its axis, due, perhaps, gos, having run the blockade. goes she had destroyed on the South trouble.” (Signed) Mrs. Jos. R. Ad­ hte lower house. On their arrival here to a variation in the sun’s magnetism. The schooner Sea Bird, recently cap­ American coast having proven to be­ ams, Dec. 2, 1911. they made it plain that they did not Chicago and tured by the National gunboats, was long to British subjects. Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold come in any official capacity, but mere­ retaken by the Confederates when (C o p y rig h t, 1913, b y W . G . C h a p m a n .) throughout the world. Sample of each North Western Railway ly as representatives of their parties, aground at the mouth of the Neuse free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address 2 3 6 W . Jackson St., Chicago, IlL with a view to learning the actual NW2791 river, North Carolina, and burned. Something Just as Good. post-card “Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston.” conditions and prevailing sentiment in The steamer Eagle was captured I Sweet Bits The merchant had died and his Adv. □ 5H5ESa5SSaSZSZ5ragasZ5H5g5Sg£Sd5PSa5aff£5K5HSB5Z5 California. outside the harbor of Nassau, which spirit appeared before the golden port she had just left with a cargo gate. Dictating to Women. of Corn WOMAN OPENS SUPREME COURT intended for the Confederates. The “What do you want here?” asked St. Women, according to an edict in the PRINTERS ATTENTION! Octorora made the capture. Peter. Chinese government, are to wear Eu­ Investigate our bargains in overhauled si: First Incident of Kind in State’s His­ Skilfully cooked— “I’d like to come in,” answered the ropean hats, but otherwise retain their Saskatchewan and seven column two-revolution Printinj tory at Watertown. May 21, 1863. customary dress, with certain modifi­ Presses. Illustrations and full descrip Watertown, N. Y.— A woman opened spirit. Vicksburg, Miss., was completely in­ “I’m sorry that we can’t let you In­ cations. It is prophesied that there Your tion on application. Also job cylinders a term of the Supreme Court here, the vested by the National army under to heaven, but we have something will be revolt at the edict, because first time, it is said, in the history of Opportunity & General Grant. An offer made under just as good I can cheerfully recom­ women in China as elsewhere, have New' York State. Miss Bertha M. Mc­ Van 23 AllensRose Street, N ewYork Boughtor P o s t flag of truce to surrender the town, mend.”— Exchange. grown weary of having men under­ is NOW Donnell made the proclamation in Jus­ with all arms and ammunitions, if take to decide for them in matters [In the Province of tice Emerson’s special term. DAISY FLY KILLER fi-f STSEt It the soldiers should be permitted to of dress, matters of food, matters of fllat. Neat, clean or march out, was refused by General Hot Corn Bags. morals and matters of government. Saskatchewan, namental, convenient 1,750 IN MOTORCYCLE CORPS. An excellent substitute for the ex­ I W e s te r n C a n a d a cheap. L a s t* a ll Grant. • • n o n . M ad e oi T o a s t i e s pensive hot water bottle of rubber Is Do you desire to get a The company of Confederate parti­ Mra. Wlnsiow’a Soothing Syrup for Children I BB'*“-oIJ reo Homestead — -* of * 1OO* metal, can'tBplllorti] made by heating common field corn, teething, softens the gums, reduces inflamma­ 9A CK JK 8 ot that well over; will not aoR oi Kansas the First State to Establish sans that had visited Richmond, Mo., known Wheat Land? Injure anything —At Your Service. a Patrol in Each County. two days before, called at Plattsburg shelled, In a pan in the oven. When tion,allays pain,cures wind colic,25c a bottleJU* io area is becoming moreliuiitod Guaranteed affective t no less valuable. All d e a l e r s orCsen’ Topeka, Kan.—-There will be 1,750 and took $11,000 belonging to the thoroughly warmed, pour it into cloth I . NEW D1NTKIOTS While engaged in loving your ene­ I nave recently been opened up for ------express paid for 11.00 riders in the Kansas motorcycle pa­ state. ►bags, such as salt and sugar are pack­ I settlement, and into these m'.l- HAROLD SOMERS. 160 DeKedb Ave., Brooklyn, N ¥ mies, don’t slight your friends. I roads are now being built. The trol, according to plans just com­ A large steamer, loaded with cot­ ed in. These filled bags are light and v soon couio when there Ready to eat direct will be no pleted. It Is being organized along ton, was sunk in the North Inlet pliable, and satisfactorily answer ev­ Automobiles For Sale from tightly sealed the lines of the anti-horse thief asso­ channel of Charleston harbor, South ery purpose of the hot water bottle. I land lLrr HomesU’adlnK FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS | A Swift Current, Saskatchewan, ciations, and will he under the direc­ Carolina, by fire from the gunboat — McCall’B Magazine. RICH IN CURATIVE QUALITIES I farmer writes: “I came on my sanitary package. I March 1906. with about USED AUTOM OBILES tion of Governor Hodges. Powhattan, and other blockaders, FOR BACKACHE, RHEUI9ATISM, I ei.iM) Worth of horses and tnachln- K<)UOHT—SOLD—EX( HANGKD KIDNEYS AND BLADDER | cry, and Just $35 in cash. Today I Largestsalcsroomsin tbe United States. Exclusively Kansas will be the first State to when she attempted to run the block­ Loyalty an Essential. I have iiuo acres of wheat. 300 acres devoted* *to used f automobiles. * “ We buy for cash fib o 'so l I From our ovens to have a motorcycle patrol in every of oats, and 60 acres of flax.” Not on 6 per cent commission. Storage free. Whether ade. She had turned back under the Loyalty is one of the most import­ A r i C I I I T C *40 to *75 a w eek, bod lor six years, butonly an In­ buying orselllng consult us first. E v e r y carguat* your table Post Toast- county. The members, will receive no punishment received, but sank befort ant essentials to business success. Ft US E Hi j S EXTRA PREMIUMS stant:* £f t-iiat may be done in anteea; demonstrations given. and a sq u a re deal western Canada in Manitoba, EA S Y TE Ii MS AREA NO ED pay at first. regaining safety. Saskatchewan or Alberta. RUNABOUTS...... f 100 to SI 200 We place this ahead of brains, ability selling our snappy household specialties. A big j r g m £ TOURING CARS. 6 and 7 pass...... 1260 to $1,500 i’s are not touched by An expedition of National troops or experience. While these are not catalogue full of sellers. STERLING ALUMI- ! ii°nCD tor l iterature. COMMERCIAL CARS...... $2&0to$1.0UQ NUM MFG. CO., Canal 8ta. 88, Chicago, III. Maps, Railway Rates, etc., to Bodies, $60 up to fti50. Call, write or telephone human hand. KING PETER TO ABDICATE. composed of levies from Maine, New only important, but absolutely neces­ J. S. CR A W F O R D , Hrj ta t 1875, G&KRX'S, 48Ui Bt. aad Broadway, Haw York City York and Massachusetts, left Bemls sary to secure the greatest success in LADIES— Would you banish wrinkles, crows- 301 C:st CeocsM Sheet, Siracusa, X. T. Servian King, It Is Reported, Will Landing, La., on an expedition. let t, lines on the face, etc., by using a hartn- £rtri^.lan 0 °Ternfn.rat Agent, or Delicious with cream one’s chosen work, yet without loyalty • ss m atment? If so. write us for particu­ Live in Switzerland. A Confederate camp near Middle­ of the absolutely dependable kind the lars at once. Don’t delay. Send today. Ad- im m igration, O ttaw a, Canao*. New Cars 50% Off Paris.— It is reported from Geneva Insa I-ESTRO CO.. Box 330. Springfield, O. sugar or fruits. ton, Tenn., was broken up by a force employe's chance is greatly mini­ Cars Traded, Bought; Time Payment* that King Peter of Servia intends to of Union troops. mized. ^S T IIS I 2c stamp for Classified List of over 1000 An Absolute Cure for J00 R eb u ilt C ars 1910-11-12, $100 u p . N ew Ford For sale by grocers abdicate as soon as the Balkan trou­ William Robe, a citizen of Morgan j £ , ffS II ns<;d cal? throughout United Statei, all Tops, $10 up. Others all sizes. New Foredoor ------. makes: bargain t>arenin nrlf»»»sprices, tfrom rom *60trj\ to *kx». RHEUMATISM, NEURITIS bles are Settled and return to Switzer­ tutom obile Trade Journal, Philadelphia, Pa. Bodies,65% off. Used Bodies, $25 up. Old Bodies everywhere. county, Indiana, who had been active Remarkable Beryl Crystal. and BRIGHT’S DISEASE trad ed . E lec. O u tfits, $3. Top C overs, $2. Sundry land, where he lived before he was In gathering Information concerning A crystal of beryl, a semi-preclons at Dr. Vaughan’s S&nitorium, 104-li'ark Place, p a rts. 20th Century Automobile Co.,1700 Broadway, cor. 54th called to the Servian throne. An agent the Knights of the Golden Circle, was stone related to the emerald, nearly W. N. U., NEW YORK, NO. 21-1913. Brooklyn,N.Y. DescriptiveBookletsent Free. Phone Columbus 100. Branch.1690 Broadway.cor.53d,NewYork CKj Post Toasties have is hunting a house for him here. shot while at work In his field by a a yard long and weighing 220 pounds, The King’s health is not of the best man named Bailey. recently was found in Madagascar, j Distinctive Flavor and the Balkan war has been a great The citizens of Richmond, Va., or- and presented to the French Academy i PUTNAM FADELESS DYES strain. Crown Prince Alexander will ganlzed for the defense of their city, of Sciences. Color more goods brighter end faster colors than arrf other dye. One 10c packuecolon all fibers TIw t dye ke^dm t«h^«thm uw other dre You can succeed him. dye any garment without 111. J THIS COAST AOVKKTlBK’lt, BKLMAH, W. ■>., MAY 2ft. 101.2

WE GIVE AND REDEEM SURETY COUPONS ARTHUR FROMME. DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. m Cincinnati Pitcher Who Joins Democratic Party Strongest Ever Debbie Robinson it hus’d to Sam­ the New York Giants Today. uel Michelsohn. Ld. 13th Ave., Bel­ mar. $1. In Township H o w Mary T. Bristor to John Sternecker. •-j A b i II t t o H a v e * - < (?, . Notice is hereby given that prima­ Lot 1344, map Ocean Beach Ass'n $1. T o H a v e ries will be held by the Democratic Isaac II. Halstead to Mary E. Du- (City W ater Supply Conveniences NEWARK'S STORE BEAUTlFUL/i voters of Monmouth county at the Bois. 3 tracts ld. twp. Wall $1. - i n P O B T C B S RRO/iD. NEW -11.\LSKY STREETS^ RETAILERS • O YOU want all the conveniences a city w ater supply would trive y o u ? Running water following named places, to elect Bor- Mary E. DuBois to Josephine Hal­ D in your bathroctc? In the kitchen? For the lawn? Garden? Barn? W atering Troughs? You can have on abundance of water under strong ough, Town and Township Executive stead. 3 tracts ld. twp. Wall $1. ^ pressure, for any desired connections, if you install the Committeemen, on Tuesday, tho third Alice Newman & hus'd to Steward Kewanee System of W ater Supply With the Kewanee System, tho tank is located in th e eellae or buried In dqf of June, 1913, at the hour of Cook. 2 tracts ld. twp. Wall $1. tho ground, and the w ater is delivered by *1 r prenaur*. No elevated or atUc tank to leak, freeze, overflow or collapse. Water can be pumped by band, gas­ el^ht o’clock in the evening and that Calvin A. Rogers, et ux, to Bernard oline engine, electric and other dependable forms of power. Kewanee I*omping Machinery, used in complete Kewanee Systems. u» as far ahead o t or dinar* Executive Committeemen shall be H. Adams. 2 tracts Id. twp. Wall. $1. pumping rigs, aa Kewanee Tanka arc ahead of leaky attio tanks. This is a store that satisfies Complete Kewanee Systems cost from 170.00 a^dependm g upon yoar elected at the time and places desig­ requirements and the method adopted for puxnpmg- y vV Nancy Alleyne to Jacob Rosenfeld. Systems tn successful o p eratio n . nated upon the following basis of rep­ 50 ft. lot 2051, map Ocean Beach F o r at aim Ay every desire of the dweller in the resentation. Ass’n $1. D. T. REED & SON The Municipalities, places of pri­ Nathan McK. Wilson, et ux, et als, Manasquan and Spring Lake, N. J. maries and number of Committeemen to Nancy Alleyne. Lot 2051, map I ,1 city home, the seashore cottage, to be elected, follow: Ocean Beach Ass’n $1. Allenhurst Boro, Boro Hall...... 10 Lydia Adams to Alice Newman. 2 or the mountain bungalow. Allentown Boro, Boro Hall...... 10 tracts id. twp. Wall $1. Atlantic Township, Town Hall, Colts Ida Eiseman & hus’d to George Neck ...... 10 Adams. 4 tracts ld. twp. Wall $1. Atlantic Highlands Boro, Majestic Wm. H. Shafto to George E. Rogers. — S E R V I C E — Theatre ...... 10 Ld. twp. Wall, con. 3 85-100 A $1. This is a store that fills every Avon Boro, Boro H all...... 10 Belmar Boro, Boro Hall...... 10 gllilliilliiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiitnnmiiiiinitiiitiuuuiiiiiuiiiiiiiiitiiiniiiiiiimiiiiiimmnd want in Furniture, Draperies, Bradley Beach Boro, Boro H all....10 FIRST we wish to advise you we are now in onr new Deal Boro, Boro H all...... 10 1 “HereisiheAnswen’in I building at T O O TENTH AVENUE Eatontown Township, Township Hall Near F Street, and our increased room and facilities permit F l o o r C o v e r i n g s , H o u s e h o l d Eatontown ...... 10 W e b s te r's us to give our patrons the delivery service and attention we :*:3 Englishtown Boro, Engine H ouse.. .10 % Farmingdale Boro, Boro Hall...... 10 1 New International have always wished we could give. Goods and Outdoor Needs. T h e M e r r ia m W e b s t e r Freehold Town, Atkinson’s Hotel.. .15 s Every day in your talk and reading;, at I SECOND, we carry only the reputable lines of food Photo by American Press Association. Fairhaven Boro...... 10 ss home, on the street car, in the office, shop == = and school you likely question tlie mean- == products in our store, and the prices will be low consistant Arthur Fromme, the Cincinnati pitcher, Freehold Township, Atkinson’s Ho­ = ing of some new word. A friend asks: = with quality,— our new serviee means the right kind of goods will become a Giant twirler today, it was tel ...... ; ...... 10 s What makes mortar harden?” You seek = This is a store that sells only goods of announced by John B. Foster, secretary = the location o i Loch Katrine or th e pronun- s at the right kind of price. of the New York Baseball club. McGraw Highlands Boro, Riker’s Ila ll...... 10 H elation of jujutsu. W h a t is white coal? = == This New Creation answers all kinds of = has arranged to trade Leon Ames, Josh dependable character and sells them at the Holmdel Township, School House, „ = questions in Language, History, Biography, = THIRD, we not only wish to serve in the food Devore and Heinie Groh for the Reds’ §§ Fiction, Foreign Words, Trades, Arts and § t w ir le r . Holmdel ...... 10 rE Sciences, with final authority. i products line but we wish to relieve our summer resident lowest possible prices and on a plan of Howell Township, Township Hall, § 400.000 Words. patrons of the annoyance of personally making arrangement Ardena ...... 10 =E 6000 Illustrations. = Coat $400,000. for the gas, water, electric light and telephone. We want payment that makes it easy for all to buy. BASEBALL. Keyport Boro, Band Room...... 20 | 2700 Pages. Manalapan Township, Sutphen’s == The only dictionary with our summer patrons who are not yet in Belmar to write to us Results of Games Played In National, == th e new divided page,—c h a r­ Shop, Tennent ...... 10 ts acterized as “A Stroke of telling us the date they will arrive, so we can order the water American and Other Leagues. Manasquan Borough, No. 1 Engine S Genius.’* and lights on for them and see that everything is in readiness W e Re-upholster Furniture. NATIONAL LEAGUE. H India Paper Edition: At Brooklyn: r. h. e. House ...... 10 f| On thin, opaque, Btrong, for their arrival. All orders for Groceries sent us by mail We Clean and Store Lace Curtains. Pittsburgh ...... 0 0 0 0 1 - 1 3 0 Manasquan Borough, No. 1 Engine i= In d ia paper. W h a t a satis- | B r o o k l y n ...... 0 0 0 0 0— 0 3 1 =§ faction to own the Merricm will be delivered on the day and hour which they are wished. House ...... 10 =5 W ebster in ar form so light Game called on account of rain. W e Place Furs and Rugs in Cold Storage. == and so convenient to usclj Batteries—Cooper and Simon; Curtis, Matawan Township, Town Hall, =j O n e h a l f th e th ic k n e s s and 5 WRITE US AND LET US SERVE YOU. We Make Slip Covers and Awnings. Stack and Miller. Umpires—Klem and Matawan ...... 10 s weight of Regular Edition, j O r th . H Regular Edition: Boston-Chlcago, New York-St. Louis Matawan Boro, M. E. Haley Hose §§ On strong book paper. Wt. We Furnish Homes Complete—Making all the and Phlladelphla-Clncinnatl games post­ House ...... 10 H 1-1% lbs. S iz e 12% x x §= 5 inches. poned on account of rain. Marlboro Township, Town Hall, Selections—Assuring STANDING OF THE CLUBS. H Write for specimen pages, ES illustrations, etc W. L. P.O. W. L. P.C. Marlboro ...... 10 =§ Mention this Perfect Harmony and the Greatest Economy. P h i l a ’ p h ia 19 7 .731 C h i c a g o .. . 17 10 .616 E= publication Middletown Township, D. Bennett’s = and recelvo Geo. P. Leddon Brooklyn. 19 12 .613 Pittsburg. 16 18 .456 5= FREE a set New York 15 14 .517 Boston.... 11 17 .393 Store, Belford...... 30 = o f po ck et St. Louis. 16 15 .616 Cincinnati 9 22 .290 Millstone Township, Hooper's Store EE m ap s. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Holmeson ...... 10 1 G. & C. TENTH AVENUE NEAR F STREET, BELMAR At Chicago: R. H. a. | MERRIAM Monmouth Beach Borough, Engine B o s t o n ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 1 10 0 | CO., Remember The New B uilding Chicago ....0 1010000 *— 2 8 I House ...... 10 § Springfield, Mass? Batteries—O'Brien and Carrlgan; Rus­ Neptune City Boro, Engine House 10 sell and Schalk. Umpires—Dlneen and iuillllllllllllllllllipillllllllllllipii? HAHNE & CO. F e r g u s o n . Neptune Township, Unexcelled En­ At Detroit: R. H. E. gine House...... 25 Philad’phia 100420000-7 7 0 Broad, New and Halsey Streets, NEWARK, N. J. Detroit ....0 00000000—0 8 2 Ocean Township, Mechanic’s Hall, Batteries—Plank and Lapp; Hall, Zatn- Oakhurst ...... 10 lock and Stanage. Umpires—Evans and Raritan Township, Weigand’s Store, WE SELL FURNITURE ON THE CLUB PLAN M c G r e e v y . At Cleveland: R. H. B. Hazlet ...... 10 W ash’ton ..0 00000000-0 6 2 Red Bank Boro, Boro Hall...... 35 C le v e l a n d .1 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 •— 6 13 0 Rumson Boro, Engine House 10 Spring Sales and Batteries—Johnson and Alnsmith; Steen and O'Neill. Umpires—O’Loughlin and Sea Bright Boro, Boro Hall...... 10 H a r t . Shrewsbury Township, Fire House, At St. Louis: r. H. B N e w Y o r k .0 00000000-0 6 2 Fairhaven ...... ,..1 5 U f l i y We sell and S t. L o u is ..0 0 1 0 3 1 0 2 *— 7 10 1 Spring Lake Boro, No. 1 Engine 43rd Anniversary Batteries—Klepfer, Clarke and Sweeney; Stone and McAllister. Umpires—Hilde­ House ...... 10 * I f II 1 recommend brand and Connolly. Upper Freehold Township, Town­ STANDING OF THE CLUBS. w . l . p.a w. ... p . c . ship Hall, Imlaystown...... 10 P h l l a 'p h l a 20 9 .690 S t . L o u i s . 16 21 .432 Wall Township, Township Hall, New CELEBRATION a Cleveland. 22 12 .647 Boston.... 14 19 .42} W ash’ton. 18 12 . 600 D etroit.... 12 22 . 353 Bedford ...... 20 C h i c a g o .. . 21 14 .600 N e w Y o r k 9 23 .281 West Long Branch, Boro Hall 10 United StatesTires INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. At Rochester: 8. H. S. CORNELIUS BARKALOW, Rochester .2 0000210 *— 5 7 1 Jersey City 010000100-2 8 0 Chairman Dem. Co. Executive Com. 2 4 3 1 It is because we know it is good busi­ At Toronto: R. H. E. Saturday, m ap tn to Saturday, piap st (Inclusive) Providence 10000001 0— 2 9 1 WALTER TAYLOR, Secretary. ness policy to push a brand of tires Toronto ....0 10000000—1 10 0 Baltimore-Montreal and Newark-Buf- Dated May 18th, 1913. which give our customers the fewest falo games postponed on account of rain. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. To com m em orate or 43rd anniversary and w. I- P.O. w. L. p .c . causes for complaint. Buffalo.... IS 11 .621 Rochester. 15 16 .4S4 Newark... 18 14 .563 Toronto... 12 15 .444 the com pletion of the first year in the enlarged Experience with practically every tire on Provl'ence 14 13 .619 M ontreal.. 11 14 .440 Baltimore. 15 14 .517 Jersey C'y 11 17 .393 CROSS EYES j * f store, w e inaugurate an Anniversary Celebra­ the market has proven to us that United NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE. corrected with glasses by the " Fog- '' At Elmira: R. H. B. ging Syslem.” Modern science has Z States Tires come the nearest to being T r o y ...... 7 11 1 tion, w hich w ill be unsurpassed in interest by E lm ir a ...... 3 8 1 revolutionized methods of procedure W ilkesbarre - Utica, Scranton - Syracuse in eye examinations. Natural laws “ trouble-proof,” both for the man who and Albany-Bingham ton games postponed govern the operator every step of i any event ever held in this store. on account of rain. the way. Those so afflicted should uses them and the man who sells them. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. investigate. W. L. P.C. W. L. P.C. Cost no more than you are B ln g h 't o n 14 7 .607 U t i c a . .. . 1 0 10 .600 W i l k 'a r r e 12 7 .032 E l m i r a . . . 9 14 .391 W . C. W isem an z The store will be beautifully decorated and garlanded, the window displays asked to pay for other kinds. T r o y ...... 13 8 .619 S c r a n t o n . 6 13 .316 A lb a n y ...1 2 9 .571 S y r a c u s e . 6 14 .300 OPTICIAN will be pictures of beauty; an orchestra will play. The enlarged and rebuilt Reginald H. Haveron, Oph.D, upholstery and home furnishing departments will be formally dedicated. O'. H. NEW M AN, F St, Belm ar, N.J. fiRREST RICH MAN’S MISTRESS M anager. Wealthy Spaniard’s Disappearanee 603 COOKM-AN AVE. Rouses Police Suspicions. ASBU RY PARK, N. J. Madrid, May 23.—The disappearance Sales that w ill break all previous of Senor Jalon, a wealthy and promi­ Established 20 Years. No connec­ tion with any oth.er establishment. UNRESTRICTED COM PETITION nent citizen of Madrid, is causing com­ limits of value giving w ill be held. ment According to an anonymous let­ ter received by those working on the case, lie was murdered and his body WARNER’S ORCHESTRA , chopped up and thrown into a sewer. An investigation of the sewer was made, and human remains were found. Senor Jalon’s mistress has been ar­ rested and held on suspicion of having A Revival of the $2.00 Shoe Sale something to do with the case. Tbe police allege that there have been sim­ WILE li Is A M5TAR” FEATURE OF THE ANNIVERSARY ilar previous disappearances, and they hope that the woman under arrest may he able to throw some light on them. Our “ $3.00 shore spies" are historic. When our store was only a quarter of its present sjze $6ooo, WILSON NAMES CAMINETTI. and $7000 worth of shoes were frequently disposed of on the first day: Californian to Be Commissioner Gen­ Advancing prices of leather compelled the discontinuance of eral of Immigration. these sales. Fortunate circumstances enable us to revive this sale, Washington, May 23.—President Wil­ ANY CUT YOU LIKE. son nominated: for once again at least, in all its old-time splendor. The department of justice of the recent administration, To be commissioner general of immi­ Tell us what cut you like and we’ll do gration, Anthony Caminetti of Califor­ the rest. We guarantee it will be the gest and choicest of the particular part you The shoes are the sample line of We will also offer samples of “ de in a suit brought under the Sherman anti trust act against a nia. select. We are always anxious to pleasp To he eollector of internal revenue, p. Armstrong & Co., Rochester, N. Y. lux” grade “ Queen Quality” shoes patrons— therefore we select onr beef and ^Vomen’s low cut footwear, in sample at $2 per pair. • well known manufacturer of a food product,—who has 100 district of Colorado, Mark A. Skinner. other meats with great care. Try us and see the difference. Sizes, $2 per pair, value $5 to $8; No exchanges, credits or C. O. D’s. warm competitors hy the way,—insists that he is in restraint Leiter Estate Appraisal $3,672,725. of trade because he uses every moral and legal right at his Washington, May 23.—The estate of the late Mrs. Levi Z. Leiter lins been Belmar Meal Market command to prevent his own product from being sold appraised at $3,(172,725, not including J . C . WISEMAN household effects of the Leiter mansion cheaper to one consumer than to another, the very thing here or personal property in Chicago. Rhone 666 8 09 F S T R E E T j that the Sherman act was intended to prevent. :illllllllllllllllllllllllllllUJHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIU4llllllllllll|llil|llllllllllllllllllllllll = 'hnnlntrJt (Exmtjmtuj Yet the department insists, in effect, that a manufacturer Emma lEoulse 2lPt (Shop Will open early in June as soon ns 5j must cease all control over his product after it has once left ■ alterations are completed, with a full and complete line of $Pt 5 = <500dS and 2M KOUfltiPS. Asbimj park, Knu Jrrsrg the factory, no matter what happens to it after that. “Keep You are cordially Invited to Inspect it’s show room, off”, says the department; “you must not restrict: compe­ UP TO DATE IN EVERY DETAIL OVER 1000 SPECIALLY PRICED ITEMS! tition ! nosiree !! ” Emma louts? apt ghop 1 i

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