WEATHER INDICATIONS FAIR TONIGHT AND FRIDAY. l>etaik-

VOL 12-NUMBER 31. LONG BRANCH, N. J., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ti, liM.i. PRICE TWO CENTS PfiOPOSED STATE PUBLIC MARKET GROCERY STORE IS SUES FOR S8.8D0; ID DOG SHE BIG ICE CPU DR. in IS HIGHWAY SYSTEM ORDINANCE BEATEN ROBBED SECOND TIME GETS S2.SH VERDICT EiEO BY CAPTURE AT RED BANK FEB. 15

A t-erdlt-l uf $5!.&i»tf v>»a remrni*i| bj jVote 3 to. 2 by City Commission-: a Jury before Judgr Nelson Y Uuu WITH J BASKET All Kinds of Races in the After- . WITHIN FIVE WEEKS gaa at Freehold yeaterda) lu favor uf i | Kills d Potter, uf New York, sine' noon, Followed by a Mas- ers Against This Improve ja.sainBi "i\ j'redtink t\ t'oUimin. ni 1,489 Miles Included. 1,210 of ment—Other Business. Theives Pay Second Night Visit Anbury tNuk M, cHuemiui >H>r tor j/\mmaj That Ran Amuck and querade Affair at Night. Hot Factional Republican Fight JM.Outl loa be *1Lv*vu it.- Hubtuineil B Attacked Many People Over Appointment Brought Which Are Improved But [ <.'onniderubl<> husmttiH was done %i to Tanebaum Place in Cen- (through having been t-\ieied Uwt July , r 'Uminttr (the afternoon session of the Board of tral Avenue and They ;!iom the Criterion theatre at Asuuo' Yesterday Afternoon .in ui !t i Haitk rtii a b\# !•• , to a Close by Presi- 97 of Which Haven't ' Commissioner! yesterday, hnluiting Park, which \s owneo by in* Colnman. iiiv; to br ilit. * HI on \Uv Ninli .ihrew B- Been in Cities the paEay-fce to their firbi rtiadinisa tau Make a Good Under u UiiHc exfcuii•(! in May, Mi ! Caught Under Bas- iin fi'l t»ti Hatuiduy, Keb M dent Sending in ordinances calling for permanent I'utttr agrt-td iu make alU-ratloua and I Ihelafteiiwcn, io bo iOl . Alone. street improvenn'iHr' on Second, Tbird Haul. *dUllluns to i!u- building ;ii hia ov> n j ket and Shot. n- i u-iiin^ li> II rt«M ina« Nomination. t-xj.fiifen- and tu pay .i reii'jti of $3,50' i (M n, im in and Rockwell avenues, and the open- 1 ing of Wt-at End (ourt per > far. L>efuuli was made In tti • r AM khitU uf ft HI rtntale. and a supplemental* n. l,. - ..... piTTCM j The afternoon session opened al 2,63 i!M lf evptita OCEAN HiGKWAY AND ENTRANCE FORCED imnt wn» exwrutwl Julj \ In «iii< li :• | 0Hi t m AIM BI I T tW, i. men; t i"i SWEENEY ENDORSED [o'clock, and held for nearly an hour was agreed that Mv Cotler sIiotiK' RIVER DRIVE EMBRACED TWO REAR DOORS turn over tlie nt* i|iw, of ihe hmi.-a OTHER'S CLOTHING TORN ii rln- «inn* BY LOCAL COMMITTEE ulKhU} :o Ih, Colemnn, ami the I:«c lnc il m _ ___- -_ \ j adjourmnuut. iiun itdl hj ter st.unlil iliabmiie ihe moueyu fur on- a Brua I When the West End Court &xU*aui w II! In- ' Tbe bom! of plumber Gwrgv If. PROTECT I U' - * d apply the money to a ile-l ; LIGHT DIDN'T ifidfiuy In the operatiHR exjienstM of] TO BK EXAMINED I i CONFIRMATION UNOBRTAJN STATE TO TAKE OVER ROADS N'citham waa accepted by the board. und*T. —— .ilif preceding week. Dr. C'oHinan dt;-1 iJ- n u. -il | The mouthly reports of the city oifi- rai'f fil Mil' M(M J. N. TaneWim, who coiidurta ft .nled any such agreement. He niuseJ j (erw were received. 1 lie clr-rk'f re and iw Trenton, Feb. 8.--Full description of grocery at 225 Central avenue, fail*! Mr. Potter to be evicted the latter' io j i-Uov. dun causei Ai nii,i-,h ui .'. t=sirnUiy> daiij its at reiptH for the niotitb totalled S1H.S0. m io n! pro^used atute highway The building Inspector turn 11 -Injto see the-LcceBsity of locking WK P»H wf Jaly, and Fci ;!ie balpurp of i lteaiem in difi'eivii rt tt.» c ir.-u-t I'iun.il Uncord, Dr. \\\\ eliy VCHU i\ln> and las flir ll.tin 11. 'IhdmiRTon, tho ftell-known provided for by the law of 1912 is [ $42,2§, While the report of Ov»r-\stoTe dooni (jfld ttindottfl utter eftsl- 'b* «-*»»n had another theatileal nianfscctiona of ihe bo [:• hi ;l. urUB ntk'S ittaru-d ti iiiui i(! il !.;i"k It. puMtran i ill ictor, v.ua *nEh*en In a report Just submitted to!seer of (lie Poor R. Horace Curti* s liBg Hours, as ft affords no protection j 'J-^rate i\:v theahe on shares. (evening. h!g v\\\ tirdu il ;ih,o be liharlbutfd 1 the State Highway Commission by ' showed aa expenditure of $135.20 tor Ttl( trial or Il! H Billt M vom ; Hfiire which btc Th nriniifiiicil »i Tin »dn) tiifCht'a tiesH - AI from IntniBion by robbers. Five weeks ' ' * tlu- itkipiit-rh t»f ilir fourth'iliihfi kt- i't the I'ntud tftatts Kenate fur pntt- Colonel Edwin A. Stevens, State Roud I the month of January charged to theiu:o robb*ra broke out n rear window iii-iiccd last Friday, mid waa not sub- snapped at brats who finish In tlic Ilrst position mlttod io the jury until yesterday aft- liuui'T uf It* (1 ilnnk. '1 hia will be u Commissioner and Heeretary of the t poor •a&muM. mid wiiii through the s)Oi*B) ic-nvini and lore their dothiog, ruiiit'd and to drivers of iictseo in the tru*- 1 er neon. Another suit, Iiivo!viaR thp pal is of pcdt*st dan .•a! , -.ui L'ui'A io what U termed th» Highway Comnilaalon. The reuprt City. Solicitor Stevens reported thai a trail of matches behind thettt. They j tluR nifCri. r.r_n:lu;t an "riii|f, ' t'i l£id Bunk, \» M M same trauaai tlon, in which Mr. Potirightene- d flemt-ii by juni[,iu^ aiul : outlines all t&fl routes inclutied In the the Monmouth County Electric Corn- helped tht-msplves to A-bmever they Music t only . i Ilitr i-l u It. J UanK weekly. which 1.210 miles are now Improved, j plaints made of the city against the boarded up. and again everything I will bp distributed. Morn rompiett> triad. DuramI, lvins auu Carton .mt' dm; Bpptars tu have euficred in- .\: • i ii ••lit The Dumber of miles of these roads i:i | iContinued on FIf*h Page.) Hoeniod to be necure. iplans for the MK celebration will bu wttne c.( ilic if-: ml.!: appear for .Mr. I'OIUT, and OhflH •8 E. Jury Fi;.i;U Wcfsi.t r, of tin- ii J !\t'< i Iii. ('{Uiitnit of 11PI cttiea In 97. Of the 1,383 miles of thai Tuesday night a tight wna left burn- [annomu'eii Inter in the, Oallj llecord. T Cook and former JudfiP Wilbur A.luf Wool ink. V. Ill, il 1 A l' Hi\\ii at Mgiiways outside the cities, 1,114 are Ing In (lie store so Nhat pedestrians WVImwr. Thosose iltwirinitlrticiim: to enter liltht e ranUtstconteatna tho taml Hoi.-Iov appear for Df. Coiemnn. 1 lItt Il4l Su< 4 lu v v.;i.s cntloint'd fur now improved. going l)y would have a full view of Mi-. U'efener waa in Seventh i»v< Rain raorp Information in rejeard ; .' ,. ' ' - i 1 .nJurstmfut takiog The law provides that the state j tlie interior. Yesterday mortiing when yesterday w lien in- <'ni-ounti red ihcjto ihc cftrniv.il ra do ao by THREE liJUREB AT 1 1>::; ! Aht 1 r highway Hystem shall include such i stray dog. Tin ytifyvv mr j.iu V l-iuh. Brolul ' ' ' '' '' Thoi«yfi«n WHB lo the Mr. Tanebaum entered the store ln- oa I nicatlii* v.Uh M ruoiu. roads as will form main-traveled roads ! W&B t)f,ni.i confronted by the work of ffroar tht Hlcti walk lo in Mr ,\\\\-u- r u'Hou d Rank. 'i In- i miflruiati' IJJ iho Beuate i r of reasonably direct route between tbe | robber^. The floor was strewn with j CITIZENS' 1II01L Uiase, Imt-thv m*xt tmifuiit i.*- Itoimderfi the iKiinln ilmn may county Keats of the state; existing ini- j [bark to ihe tldujilK and KratT.ed Mr.: tome up Bt :ni.'> ING'S burnt matches, and tht* stock was tn j «tpsU.n. Aw maf!*•!*« now BtaRd, thfet WVlsner by the i-alf «1 ih« K- :, Tb« proved highways that are chief lines a state of confusion. : I rcuii htlvi' rtt'iuiioru. Including La^ of travel between seaside resorts pud; The robbers helped theraj&lven plen- j teeth Itfl ;i gnsli full) tin ii..'h in | r I-'oHeiif, t f WtwcoftBin, and Polndox- large centers of population; Important j tlfully, picking out a choice tuloctlon IS length. Alt'-i- UiiiU :-Mi. ibc WOUJI/1, ' itr. of On^iii:, aye voUng with Lh« roada affording outletR at the boundar- Freight Train Almost Cuts of wliutever they desired. Brides 'iit' lion ran i'it in i Ii'" (It, t !•! ion of I isr hi lHnTot*rata URnlast affirming PrfBldent iiroadwaj. Mr. v\"< lam r had tlu* • ies of the state; such roads as by their ,(n they took cigars, tobacco. TtiffM apnointnifiotH, thus creating a 111 (Tbaracter and the amount of travel Trolley Construction {cnudy, butter, etc. They e* Idently wound (.muii/id by l»r. ioj. T. Welch.' III. IU Ut:. If thin kefpH up until March 4th, upon them place an Inequitable bur-1 on Ihe pretnisea for some Long Branch Bank Designated The iirxi tieai'U of (ho dop he was in] ihp iKiiiiJntttion wiii ho up to Prestdftit den for their maintenance upon local j Car in Two. lime they went through the Block iin? upper section of the city, Before i Wilson, districts, and the oc^an highway and to Receive Money in Bank- Btartlng, however, Ity prabbfl.1 WUllajnj from ouo end of the Fttorc to the othar. 1 it Is understood that Dr. Thompson the Delaware river drive. There was ei collision thin morning Ii la lmpcuHlbir lo oatlmeto JUKI the lie. Bull by th.fi i-'s'M. top. pinching only! Gets 3 /2 Years Minimum While is \'\ Wa: hlnc.icn to Jay looking after The report shows that the total mile- at'8:35 o'clock between a C. R. K. viiiue of ti>'1 goodrt takfn n.s iinu'iy ruptcy Estates. (the flesh. Fre4 lMtlttvHCUiH.il wltivon-l i in itiurcstM »«d if }n* succeeds i» age desiRiiuted outside the cities freight train and a construction car ofcvnry hour nni;ui(liinj; la round ini;-wing. iy li IK p;mta torn W'IKM t "h.» mad clop' Young Burglar Hero Goes i>,i,\. ; iin,\ uiu oj the ProgreBslvQh to leaves 108 miles that can be hereafter the Jersey Central Traction Company Entrftneo was forced through two The Citizens* National Bank, of this story reached OUy Hull, ciiief Lay ton Iii' Miimi' he will h>< Ked Hank* ueit added to nialie up tht> 1,500 miles. The at what is known as Hoppiun's cross- rear doors. The outer door wt*a pried city, has been designated as a depoa- cut out wold to iIK- patrolmen to] to Reformatory. tmiii master. report continues: ing in Middlet^wn township. open, giving the Intruders the free- Itory for inane;-" hi bankruptcy estates k*'"J' '-v;ii( Ii for ih :::iiiiiUl. JJJ case Ur. Thompson receives tht "With the approval of thV system The freight train was drilling at liu;v dom of a small t-ioreroom. From iliis The designation waa mode at a stated AL Intervals during the afternoon David it. Hi'ldlc. who wan convicted ui'i'olnlnn'nt, In' will have to reBign (ht> ilrst step in the providing of state ping's gravel pits, and when the cros?- room there is a heavy door leading term of the District Court of the lie dog waa heard from, e&c-h report I Wo ui'dii, ;i^:> uf lYuud MI n i <-.iI es- hla iKHsitltui aa ('ull.Tttir pr tho I»or- hiEhwaya will have been taken. Be- ng was reached the construction car into.tlie store proper. It was locked United States for ths 'district o? New •erifyitig the other thai ihe dog t*iihor ini • deal waa thH noon s'-nti'iiccil b;.' OURII. whkh vai mcj is to bo Hltedlby JudgH Koaier to not more ihnu seven fore proceeding to take over any ot in the trolley service was pissing di when the store was closed for the Jersey, held HI the United States had bydropfiobla j. Trenton on January nutation of oiu In Unit condition. Tbe 'Ihe position of postmaster in Ued climax came laat evening shortly afi- half years In ttate prison. Hlddh* Be- nancial consideration involved must (Continued on Sixth Page.) in removing the strews, but lu so do-10th. Present iit the meeting wer« HanU pny-H ?2,S0(> a year, -while tho er seven o'olock when I)H? actmRl Hte nlKMiuiic of an ap-'tl wliiow, be considered. There in a larger de- ing they broke the lock so that it had loKeph rioss and John Ft ell stab, dis- salary eqtor is ¥1,500. So it trict judges. _ ,...... ,.-. ...^.-L - r, -iKsiai-jr UI-LUHCI mand for roads than at any time since Lincroft Boy Scouts. lo be replaced by n new one. ar l as if the" I>e;nocrat» Broadwayme toariiif. iPedestrian down th*e uoughsidewalt safetk Iyn |1 Mr»t thre. Marthe d a V. MooTo, uf ABhury P ' r, Tliompaoii'a upnointmrT-nt start iiii? the movoment. yellow cur Blurted toward him he held about $500,000 for repair work. To destroy the stock the robbers have 'An to o.stiibHMi a uniform iystem |is Interpreted to mean that State Re- the- garbage basket lu readings to maintain properly the whole of the bseB kind enough to leave behind. of bankruptcy throughout the United fin leaders' h.iv.- become dlfiguiiU KyurnrmJ have suggested will tako States,' approved July 1, 18!>8, and Itsmake him a prisoner, He succeeded Cfcutlr.ucd on Sixth Pago.) oven a greater sum, probably $1,000,- nmeiidinents, it ia !n coverirtg tha dbg wltb the basket QHFEHEKE MAY Elks' Washington Birthday Dinner. 000. BILL 'Ordered, That the Citizens' National nnd held it fast, until Patrolman Vet-j Mechanic's Tcpla Stolen. Long Branch Lodge, No. 742, B. P. Benh, of Long Bfft&ch, N. J., be andUtr, wlto V.JIH attracted to the Hcene,} OiK' of the mechanics employed on •'Before any road Is taken over as O. E., following tlit* exampM of the put sin c-nd to tho amuml't, wihl cni'far. thH Hftsie i3 hereby ilenignated an a t tht* Kfifttrats baHdlog in Oheb'-a tv« a Htate highway, it should be sur- mother lodge. New Ycrk, No. ], will nolicpmon tliot through the bas- in the bank- 1 HUP reports thnt n part of his kit of veyed and plotted . In connection wilh hereafter give an annual dinner to j depository for money In the bank- ket twice, and then carried both bas- ihiii work 1 am asking the Legislature lodge memijBi-R on Wuabington'K birth | fujitey ostaleib And it la further ket and dog from tin; ratlin thorou^h- . 3,. [tools hag boon itoleo. Tha Ion hu 1 l for $20,000 in the supplemental bill day. T|ie fnitla] dinnor will be given! "Ordfrtd, Tliut in*; aaid CitUenB Uivo. A laige cro^d collected to see . Tho mo»t important buslacsa trnne- j -'ft'» raporU d tit pollco heftdQUS^ttfi, and §10,,000 in the regular appropria- Trenton, Feb. 6.—Overwhelming de- at• tHtho (Garfleld ovtjritie home on Satur- National Hank, ot Uong Urauch, N. J.,the execution, act&dl iii iin- dosing Hessian of tho*<- . — — -• ) shall give bonds to tht? United States tion to extend the work of plotting feat was administered by the Assem- day, Feb. 22. Later tho d^i; was taken to the CHy N'Btera of secondary or county, road« bill appropriating $86,000 to wild th^ CoUnldn't Furnish Ball a io HtMlt! •.•lectlori of efllqars. I poiiital ss^t fU In each county. I am also asking for entire Division, of the National Guard Dcunia Walker, the culorod man held 000. JoHeph Cross and John Reilatab; ^r7Md7t*inTno7ouhVfc^enrtoth«!llm-. Wai tor Heed Hunt, of. Orange, Uoii^ P. .J. I! i'lilsc^ucj]. Thti aii appropriation of $50,000 for ntate of the Stale to participate in the In-to await the action of the *;rand jury State laboratory to bo. oxamined.Iwfla chosen to Bttcceecl Dr, i'r:.nu new bi^gago master i53 aiBlBtariT \% highway maintenance and repair." auguration. It was defeated because on a chargo of stabbing Joseph Roy- thief Layton siiid this morning that; Moore, of Hall Wayi as the iirnsidont. ^VdilMn BecueU, of Long Branch. . The State Highway Commission has it had been amended to pcovido t;t^r in AbhotAafovii avenue Monday in1 did not think the dtj^ really hau j Dr. Moore, tho iiiiirhij.- proSideat, llVod approved the commiKnioner's report that (ill tha members of tbe Senate evening, Wflfi taken to Freehold tl^s rabies, Iml that 1t wati*Mone or those ;in this city when a young boy, and lie Aged Bit.'e To«-her Sick. Aliniv.i s. Loclt8:80a, taachor of tU« and it has aleo been approved by Gov. also attend tba inaugural cen nomine in df-fault of %E00 bail. Kri'-n is snappy llti.ie cura that run wild Htill kfiplJa lu touch with hiH former Wilson. The purpose of the. state high- aeriualiitunces. Men's Blbia Cl*Ba at Bt. Lukc-H Sunday inony at tiie expanse of the State. Tho [of Waiker had him detained at City times." way HytitciQ Is'that the roads now des- i\HBeiubiynien who voted for the meas- i Jjall after the heaflag yesterday morn- Tlio MonmouLb county branch of t" : i:\io<)], la ii\ of thiH city. | trip, Mr. Egan, of Uudsou, tbe IXmio- lite Vogol tninwtrelK and also with OUJ Kea Rrifcli t. Poatiauter Pack or'fi nt a nuafti'i beforfi < imtt o'clotK. ' Mrs. .J I,. Van B! cralic leader, offeroil this ameiidmpnl [jifQa., and wfeO has been out of the term f\pin i April 20tfe. Hi • is ! Arao i appolntad on tba ad- j not tee HTTP Mrs. Lewis , TRUST and it WHS adopted 49 to 0, for sever&l yearn, has uf coi oai i(!i»l;itf ioi- ar 88 •PP«lint j y ii t»rj" ' (inniii ma a Holmdel's Nrw Postmaster ft Thompson ui.-l Mrs. LSOH> fublji'r- | Mr. f immediately introduced | not forpttileu how to e.ontrol tlic hoopK. ment, and will say in tin-S('a Bright ( 1 ttet K&lmdBi i;oM" ;ic" waa ti nth county. Tin- rotii- 1 |tt new bill providing an appropriation I He Intendp doing a turn fof theM Mat- NevvR on S;.itun lay that he )eI 1 Vi'H "t i I u-y, of Monnji | pg p 1 1 a th* nunioH of mauy ^ bj h h tho vl »11K the Bpoll 8.' At the miivue includ ((o f i Q to pay the uxprnsew of tbejowafj l Kire Deportment whon they c'orn bel( en. Including Miss Jos- ELECTS OFFICERS f Kt /nine tiuio Mr. will cniue out I promlnfiii 1ml [Actinr riovernor, who will be Seuato • t;ive a beuoflt performance at Keyport robbed fivi j nir Will on, daIBhter of (U vernor Wil- A lecture which promises to be of Presi Fielder, of Hud- urday IQT I"r;ink Hamptou for poet master. while • nun; Mrs. IVpy 11. StflWftTt, wife of ;musual interest will be given tonight BOS • i'id fain ptnff to the inauguration, Th** candldat.-w, besides .Mr, H:imi> Mr The" directors of the New Jer^ey 1)f r(1 Vmn n ia Io , tin' mayor of 1'li.inCfld. aad othi'i-K in tho lecturfl room of the Presbyter- and uch part of tltt* Xatioual Cuard Meeting ef Practitioners. ton, are fail Keinp, Kusane Pannaci| ' •»• i'»» • _°' Mortgage and Trust roinpany yester- tfc 11 a ta Bter haritablf work. ian Church. day met for organization. Thp fallow-j an 1 e Go'.nrnor mny designate. It Dr. Edwin Field will entertain the and former Bormmh Atwowor JM»s! " J^'*'" *,3^» ^ - onnly l.;is af kr«i for 1 Moinno Robert M. Laboreo, for a number of iDg officers were elected: President, was **ferr l'ommiti«w on Mi-Practitioner* Society of EasLnrn Mon- ,!'• -.1 >•Mtv, and tho MS'l, zobel, the Democratic lead-! K^pirr Theatre, M^mouti years a resident of Urumia, Persia, Augustus Chandler; vice presidents, Hiia Thin meamne can't be acted nrnitth ot hiH boI on P'roui Klrt-ti!, • fa t BMund nld have had the appoint- 'R«d «*"*• moving pictures bat thei will eppalr about that ancient and ia- Sumuel S. Scobey and 0, Ana Kraucifc until next week, and that mny Rv\ HdnU. at th midwinter m«etiug er, who

A tre. Red Bank. lion'L forgei the date. have bren IIPW by the Algonquin Club .Wnuhinr.'on Iravt Hrnnrh Mon- nil. Campbell's Arcacie Garage. tispmrnt.! See laser papnr* for further anncuncf on Feb. 7th, Ifln, haa b<^n poFtponed day March ^ ratsnia Weclnrsday — Automobiles Repaired, Rented an.i Buy Your WtM Paper Now. ment. f Advert isement.) until repairs on the Monmouth BP?,C1I March t\ ICntirc ©9«4 $13. For rose-- Cikt Sale Every Saturday Afternoon So'ld Horses Clipped by Electrirty. pavp money and avoW tfifi Rprintr Maje.nt- Tlieafre, Monmouth 29-31-35-^7-40-43 45-47 Casino which a_re now In progrtsa have vation fhnrke .1. Gummcrsbarh or by St. James' Missicnary So-p-rv. Telephone S37 North Broadway.. (Aa- rush. Gulden's is the place. (Artvcr- Red Bank Firet-eted. {Advertisement.) Jean Mryluwski, "-2 Main street, Aa- Broadway and Third Av«. (Adwf* 3Bto31* bury Park. (.•Advertisement.) 29to33» tiaementj 8132* tertisemeat) 2tf* tfsemcnt.j 25tf* tures every 218tf* Advertise in the Dally Record -It pays LONO BRANCH DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1913. •• • IMIII I. .-••

another ID Saw Ilnrnp^hird or Illinois. It must be rmuuiiibeiiitl, however, timf of fbu Mfiftton ctfis««d us Itt DEMOCRATS AND PROGRESSIVES publteaiiM are i»n)gi-e*ntvi* In prtncipla^ WE HAVE ADDED TO OUR SPECIAL SALE among WLUUJ iuu.s be iiH>iitlnu*'d Werfea. OUR $5 SHOES FOR f»Mihi. Hornh. Idiih you. Iowa; Brlmoy K iijs4tis Hit r- TO Jim THE NEXHENATE South Uikutti: i*ln .\ltnui*nu(H; WOMEN Norrla, Nt't»iu^U:i (Jriiii \t»rth l»n SOME Hart, Shaffner Itotn, and La l-oiiet'e. \^ is-*ii:>«iu. My own fowast <»f tlii- i»'w -enttc offer real $8.00 and $9.00 style and price- and Sentiment Will Be Largely Amendment Asking Direct h that It will ConUitu a limit Ht'iy l>eiu less comfort. No shoes as good na these ocrata, forty-four Hepuh4k'auM «wl two can be obtained elsewhere at $3. We base For New Ideas-Dead- 'rogrearnvti party men. with ut least SUITS AND OVERCOATS at Election Has Good Out- eu of the tt"lHlblScans nnd tl:e t tt'B this assertion on the quality of the leath- 'rogre.sslvi's liable to breuk over aud ers and hand workmanship. locks Numerous. look For Success. vote for Democratic ttirlfr bills aud other rudlcul nieiiMuru8. The old Heiiattfi'B who have b*#B re- Values $20.00 $22.50 and $25.00 By JAMM A. IDGERTON. r •r ih H may be done, which would elected are as follows: Democrats— 10 Styles in Patent Coltskin \i; uf the fathers- which one ii, iTcu'fl defeat. John II. Biinthefld, Alabama; A. O. Ita- (tlM*M 1 a mutter liere—< nuipared rii puliltcsiu lotitrui flu- Iflatu cou, Georgia, now alternating with 14 Styles in Black Calfskin YOU WILL HAVE TO HURRY UP. Ihe I illed Htaten stout* to II i.' iih •Hill • uM hiive already re-eleWet: Gnlflnger us president pro tem.; I-. M 8 Styles in Tan Calfskin 0 Mlllll'l 1 HI M hit li It was then the s. h: KM 11..mh. b>il me ilviidloi Ued , North Carolina; It. I., (wen, U li> in.! one* iiiffee. S,m,i' of »\#r II Mil •re«*or tfi ScruttiM K 1 I'erk.v Oklahoma; li. It. Till man. North Caro 1.-. >!• rt'liieui «T tltllt CUMlHIH. ihf C(lf "1 ill let hi till the vacancy etinsed bv linn, and Thomas 8. Martin, Virginia. 1 These shoes are made to our order and the fee I el uS ub•4D1 Lied fium the *mucer Hi I (1i'Hth of Senator Ileyburii On inn present minority leader. HepuhllcniiH with lUlNfU V iryiuy; fill the way from -r t le 1 int b;i llotH for in er

is r-uf r*, but the nemile. v, heth- 111 It Is ilgnificaot that all of tho re- in itaw ire. National Commit teetnui eiected Itepnbltcaus, except Smith of T IIU "n/hud ioii ui tn.i. IN still there. r LARGEST •crh:i |H it J« mts UH jr't'rt&Uu T>f fej: \\ ill nd Hpsfsbtiry was the caucus) Micliigau, hhTB "bPEH) chtwsed at some ftlHtlu ii. inif m<* exactly ihi- uppttnitv IK rn lice. whereupon four of the Kenn.\ i or another an Insurgents. MEH'ii AID BOYS' STORE IN THE STATE. •fleet on a hi «e pint of the EH'pu'Bce 1' >h w bolted. In the succPMirfvi i The' newWuntors so far elected fol t inn if>H them hoi. In et»n>e(pii> It v* *-uU»iU it tiu> "uiilliiiu- fi\ e \ '•;«• s. whereiia twenty -^eveu art .lohn 1\ 8bafroth, Demoerat, Colo- i ires' ittlb" :imt*»(Ufr i:'icuin|.litiit'ii!iir\ re pi red In elect- The boHciH sa> rado, has been governor for four years Asbunj iJJark, ft HIHI hi »e Ibrcntfiii'd to nholish Ih will never gii to Salisbury. and prior to that time was a rcpie 1 I In- unlv (hum I.MILII.IC Hint has ill • U< wt Virginia legislature Is con ntatlve in cougruas. Air. Bbafrotti •nine from nil Iliem-

)U]ii'iitllnii« IH II tr >ii '•I by (he Iti'puhlkan?:. but n dead gained atioiiiri fume by voluntarily BUILDING FUND DANCE (ulii'ii.il jiinelidiiK'iil uiivs before Io •k IK-.-ll rreti In the attempt to uttsaix iliiK his congress sent, al- this great public enterprise from the h.' Hliilen U r rjiiilicnii.m iirm ktlUK iz l-oriHIT He mi tor ECtkltm, mm t>f Hit ugh eleiti-d by nearly 3,000 tunjori control of either mercenary politici e he became convinced that 1 Successful Affair at rnrmingtlsle becau or 'big bualii'iss. Such consummation, 1'ti Charge cf Flrv. Quinian. p.^%f'V>t*r.: I bciieve, would be accomplished if the of Edtc ntewn. JIiill appointment made by Governor Wil- Who's Who In C. H. • ; A very euectt&aful entertainment i 1-1 I In New Mexlen Senittor Fall usserts son should be confirmed by th«-Sen- John Aranuti "Yon." "Morn* guard," j dance wuu hold :.* Red Men's Jluil tu he \iiin hern already elected ftM* the ate." j term ending in l!>li). but the claim IH BECOME STATE 01 hiiL-i. .(! i'.iui ball. f'armingdalf, Tuesday night for the- disputed, the fnnteiitlon of his optio- ¥\ &4k UrUkey, kluuk, Praa. of j benefit of the building fund of St. i ut'utH lu'lujf that tlu» previous legtata- Clafc. Bavk«t Bali Cfttherine'i Roman Catholic Church at, ; hire had m> riff lit to chouse him for Mwrntiu UttH'i. "HaJuli ' tfiuff«r, -that place which is nearly completed ! iiiuie tnan thi' short term, the IOUK Bergen Senator Against Ap- IN THE BEACH TRIAL. Foot Bail. • Nearly one hundred and fifty persona : term belonging to the new [eplshitun- k* -j!i ;".«uantt. ii.iM-it-y frotn Karmlngdale, Lake wand, Colt's: , now in sessi-m. The senate itself limy pointment That Assemblyman Showing A ikon (;j. C.) Court- K'wuard Bow«r, "Wick." Utwliet Hail. Keck. Katontown and other places at 4 be e;illcd upojr.tu nettle the guestiou. i ..house and Defendant, F. O. Boach. un« in, Glea Club. tended the affair which was the firm Is Advocating. ltt»..« Br**c«, "Uruua." FlcUou. Basa held at Karmlngdnle. The Indies of | Should Help Popular Elections. thn |i;irfsh served refreshments after Trenton, Feb. 6.—When the Legis- *. .( tirodla, "Glee Club th« names. \\'illi all thesp deadlocks before the luturo returns next Monday for tho Rev. A. S. Qiilplan, of Katontown, country as an object lesson It should fifth week of the session there will m >!!« niTit "Btell," Qlea Club. not be difficult to adopt the conatlta- Dudlay, "Dud." Editor. Typ- WttB ln charg« of the affair. The do be a lively row in the Senate over the T tioiml ameniltni'iit for direct election of isi f). pri .e, a suit cafo. waa nwarded to appointment by Governor Wilson of Beuntors. TUls id now before the states county Clerk Charles F. Thompson, Misaael Dmrtm. "Hike" Fre A A . Clarence liny, of Freehold. Beautiful and LIIIH already been rntilled by Mas- Or»**r. «nd appropriate awards were madn tn of Ilurgen county, to Hie Interstate sachusetts, Minnesota and New York. Palisades Park Commission. Senator Dwithy H.>r»n. •OodV OIM Club CHI following: Q**orge Con way, of Favorable ncHon by thirty-six states . Oci'flnport; Martin ManR. of Sqimn James A. C. Johnson, of Hergen county, la required. Tbirty-eicht legislatures Chfirlea Basw, ' CSa* Bftolcnt bum; MIRR Ella Rrahang. VandarburR; who is not any too friendly to the 1 are now In session, and If the matter Governor, is fighting the appointment Ball. Latin Snthuslatt. Mm. \\'4'ibe anct A. Nelnon, of Perm- IISIHHI It may be possible to have CllfTord Brrlckmn, "Susie." Hurrfl Ingdala; Mtes Bertha Donahue, at and will continue-to do so. Governor ,'nncndtneTit adopted this winter, \Vilson says he will not recede from 3iaukii Ball. Prndevolt; Thomas Durkin. of Farm- ut. some of the other let;iHlnturos (To be aontlm:cd) J fngdnle; John Oibeon, of Freeh old; the appointmerit. This situation may mhle in l'Jll. :tnd tbfl amendment bring a real test of the Governor's MTH KrniiBF. of Me* York; Mrs. Preat, M be mtilietl by a sufflcient unm- Th' re it ao 2:80 work top Febru of Freehold;-Mrs. Martin liOftutt, of i»f stales ttj put It in force before HireiiKth in the Senate that may have ary ForniinRdale; Joseph Coyne, of Free- an important hen ring on tho question hold"; Mr. Paddock, of Fanningtiale; Of his getting through his anti-trust {A by ChfrlierinB Co. ' 'Cii'- sii.i a>f th« "Flrownifl Club" I'ott r (j.Ti'k v. of Lakpwaod; Wllliacn bills and other administration meas- stipreiui , to bo iiffot-ti'il hy a pop- ] Lli I1AHON' II. COLT OF RHODE ISLAND. ures. AH the matter stands, the Sen- hur* wuomgtttf tha Kfoinaoltim for iiiiVan , of Farmlnfidale; Frank Dug- n|ar inovctni'nt Yet Hint It Is so at- ; -m on Vi,4*j 1:tO to 3:8ft jgnn, uT VanrterburK; MIRH Ella Con- ate will either have to support Gov- 1 in tint" N proved by the ebiinK- the electiou was tincturml with fraud. ernor Wilson and oppose Senator ! way, of Ocennnort; Mra. K. AppUiRate |ns Diinutei of the bmly iturliiK the Charles S. Thomas, Democrat, Oolo- 'nnd Mi-fl. William YanN'nte, t»f Farm- u$ Johnson, who stands on Senatorial A uw garni, todoor window \M\'., , n few yearn. The luHttrpenc.v nnd ri'ilo. Is already sworn in to fill a va- courtesy, or uphojd Johnson and ar- Jjnic&.e Onttanaeh Ii the regular • i nj'lale; Adam Berberlcbi »'f Lake proL.'i*e-*Hi vis in that overt UTIMMI the cancy, lie is a Uenver lawyer, for- j wn^d; MifB 9n<\U> Gilbert, Adam h my Itself against the leader of the Oaly f*.W M' letion. Lesson iit.it.i. ;nid levolutionized |iolitlr>s In the merly governor and was once tem- Democratic party in the, nation. alHiui irwo a«*«adi. ft'a cracking' Scharifier nntl Mrs. Woiters, of Farm- In I iiresldeiitlul electluil have »1KO had porary i-lialrmiin of a national cou- itr.gdalp; H. Mang, of Squankum; Joa- their in the senate. Indeed. Vclitlcm. William II. Thompson, Dein- Thn contest revives the Tight over ' eph KoHty nn.I .foaepli Murphy, of '•echiu'S"i*clji " is too niikl ti w.nd for IJI •ni'ai, Ki!iin;in, Is a new uiuti In na- the appointment last year and also m+»»A m""> or the npanon n*r< 'Fn rhf'uv- °- Emntona and Miss Cort Fothite. Cnmmlnx, Brlstow. Ciapp. tlniiiil pdllt-ics. but beat the redoubta- brtitgH on again in a more acute stage Saturdiiy «T»I:QI when the Kordlmm •Ma&- of. FartnliiRdaie. I'oiniiester nnd uttiortt wh« mnde. the ble governor Stubbs, t4ie Kepuhliean the quarrel between Senator Johnson Prep JlTti mAk.et Its annual trip down ! wenaie Iimurint till the older bends rub- ininiiiry iKtinluee, for senator. and Assemblyman Charles O'Connor to plaj uav. (laiu* will aiart. early. | FIREMEN ELECT bed their eye-4 and wondered Just when Hennessey, of Hcrgen, oim of the Gov- the wurlil was corning to un eud. Ln Literally a Big Han. ernor's most ardent supporters and I'll (us by American Press Association. I Member* of Independent £nof'ie Co., Fotfette nnd the rest are anything but fit lie M. James, Democrat, K en- his candidate for Speaker of the As- w timm won tr. •• M; pf Red Bank, Held Interesting S<»-, ti t loat but on*. ei'hiH's, They are original voices crying i '. is now in the houHe. James sembly against Assemblyman Taylor, Tue3day Night. in the wilderness. will be the blgRfBt niau in the senate, who won the Spcakership. f Evf»ry active member of Independ- "Hie rha*L.t!« boya pay ila^y crm put Democrats In Control, both horizontally and lu tlmplacement. Senator Johnson wants former As- VASSAL GIRL LOSES ent Engine Company. No. 2, of Hod lie may not he the buldeBt, but his It al' OTer that old Cbamyiop team Bank; intended the nrmual meeting Kemblyman Abrnm De-Ronde, uf Her E*W :?iat defeated thorn in Urn flrsL The new seunte will be still more •, (U:nc will be unions the far shiuiug. fpn, appointed to the, commission. He K*LU- Gu^as that would make some hold Tuesday night In their firehouse progressive. In politics it will lnennn'raUe by nu utieonifortal>ly Rl :\ |M>stotlice in Arkansas hnd been nessey chiirgos that he failed to op- i t i cers took place, and resulted an fol-row mnrKin. That In itself will be ii j n.iiH-d for-him aud got the ICentnck- lowa: ^ pose the, changing of the route of the Manager f;r^>r« and oar atnr pitcher revolution, but umre HijrnJllcunt ."till •(II quite puffed up until J. Thomas PreBklent Louis .1. Te(b y. if* the |ir<>sp(»ct that the progressive Palisade Park' Drive, for the accom- "Bun" '1 homas had tha indoor baa«* ('•.uiriini'd that tho postofdee was Ituld (idation of a wealthy resident of theMiss Mylod Drowned In Lake; Vice proeiu^nt flfimuel Eogera. element of the l>einocrney will conin»l. ul.. bail fi|uad out, (la), for practice on James in a Dryan man, WftP ».'paiisade ridge. Hennessey alleges fur- Foreman—William Crlapwell. Ii" Hipy need uny help LaJi'ollettP and fc»r (ii)veruor (ioebel, refused Tucfiliiy. Tb« boyo ar« nut In real first nHalfltaiit foreman William his Ituitrh nre still (here. thor that De Ronde is connected with Four Rescued. i.iTH'-'t to wia thft l^eneue pennant l:i \ i |P. Dick man, Jneeph Piccoli. IOWH: have" De Roiido re-appointed last through the ice of tho artificial lake on Ihe Viissar campus. One of them, Miss hive been Dii\er--(-hrui»-8 Bennott. In Illinois there tiro two senators to Kihvin C. HurleUh, Uepubiicau, spring, but Governor Wilson refused nm.r\y •tralrbtrned out, ! .Unitm -John B, HrHntor.. Jr. elect. \n party has n majority In the liiine. has boen congressman mid £ov- to re-name him, ' Senator Johnson con- sabQth B. Mylod. twenty-one years clpul Gate. Chaplain John I-. Harrison. j le;,'islnture. the progressives hol.llnu' eruor ami hi the old days was known tinued his opponiflon and no appoint- . d'lughler of John J. Siylod, corpo- Judge oi alectioiifl—Saroual ! 1he bnlnnce nf power. The DeinoernlM us tile head of the state Kepuhlican ment was made. Last fall Mr. Thomp- ration counsel and Democratic leader •ome don't son was appointed as an ad interim rtmnlt ni r-«BPMi>. """-.i UurlDuri^lf#.! metlio meeungmeeting, U dyn L. ) bnve niiirc votes than the regular Itc- maHiine, John W. Weeki. Republican, f PouyhkeopHic, was caught under the puhlleans and lack but a few* of si Pitt- s^ectton. In a statement issued by frozen surface of the water and drown- •- Asrrmbly K long »ft|[llnTO va8 „,„,,„,„ l0 mvm]m.ahu and i' senatorial elections of that year, Massiicbupelts,. Is now a congressman er art •<•! must be Floot «nd Ljorlty »roina<'y. He r w»n'_ed to kn^w If It wasn't dttBt Heach, Tuesday night in honor of Misa Lewis in the Democratic. I'lei-lcd nc ecrtillll tn be t'ti'dc was beaten tw^c_e^or the senate befor* is no valid reason why Mr. De Ronde Stmitii'-k pushed out a plank uud drag- tlaMer lpftra how to apnlt mlAfmrf. pupil I'esriin ijarson. The jolly party ar- The New Hnmpshlre deafiloek resem- i ic (•UihliMMi 1 'emocrilts iind n 1(V j should not he appointed. ged them to sal'ety. rived at an early hour and the nu'rri- bles thai tn Illinois, in BO far as party j'llblirdUH. Tea ut tin* ix'w sfii:i! George W. Xorris. Itepublican. Ne-j In reply to this, Assemblyman Hen- Besides Miss Mylod, the girls on the »rticle printed ia the ('hips iiiHiit-bpgan. Camen wore played ami divisions nre concerned. The Demo- U«VP bt'cu rc-cU'cti'd. the iFttwr jjlxt liraska, lias been a house insurgent nessey today issued the following ohoggiin were Mildred Kennlstgu, a fcuod time enjoyed. Mimic «HS fur- HUJHliter of Fred A. Kenniston of by the Clasi of 1914, was not crats lack n majority, but nro m.»re lH'Vi-r befor 'd IIn the tender aud was formerly a prosecuting Ptr.tement: r h# »h«r President, Byron nished by MIHS CocUla Walters, piano, numerous than the Ftepublicans. The Thus tbe 1 ti'i ils turn- fi>rt> nltorney nnd district judge, Thoinns "The Senator dwells-upon the al- *iimbrld;, e. Mass.; Myra Mil!-' utgb- and Forrest Robbing, vioini. Wicn] ProjfTfssivos hold the balance of power. MiiUn. As the is a tetfli n fin Sterling. Republican, South Dakota, is leged desires of the 'wealthy' citizens er of C. .7. HulKt of New I burg. Helectionn were rendered by Bllaa Lar- The Democrats and Progressives JoinM till** will jtttv H prominent lawyer, dean of a law col- who have contributed generously to N. Y.: Laura Reiner, daughte . John > of niih'ty-.si Uelner of Kingston, N. 1*., uud Annie J. Qur supply of cr of thothe Interstate Park project. I have no 'or a whil^. Where are the anfiw there has been n persistent rumor lliat 'r-.s-.lt'Tll M«r state senate and constitutional conveu- desire to reflect upon such citizens, Hdbani, daughter of .1. U. ulUlmm of Those present were: MISHCS Hessit? yi vnt«- f'teveland, O. o that qua«tir.a print*"] a Vw •!• Larson, Amy Van Itrunt. Catherine they would eventually do the Hrilrie tn tinns. John K. Shields. Denidcrat. nf but would point out that since the Burnt, Editli Jnties, Ella Clayton, Ge- eboosinjr a senator. The lust ballot nt still l>nnessee has been chief justice (if States oE New York and New Jersey Professor Shattuek honrd the cii - lp neva Carson, Julia Burns, Cecilia Wal- thin writing resulted as followH:'IIf»l- the state supreme court. hf.ve appropriated more than $3,000,- his laboratory and hastened to ill* HARVESTING S-INCH ICE ters, Mainie Wells. Margaret Maney, HH (Dpm.>. 10S; Tenrson (Ren). 187; cl ill l»fl:iv. ir.'. uhi• I >> in inni- i Will in in Hughes, Democrat. New Jer 000 of public funds for this work, aside l;ike. He tora awny one of the "dan- I-.!sie Lnrson, Gladyn Fowler. Bather Bass (Prop.), 21. . lot ul t<> fnrty-nlni', tin:- id vine > soy, was known as the Inbnr member from the priceless riparian rights giv- u'pr" planks and thrustUt out to tho im- 3allle« Fiahermen Busy Putting ii tn Van Drum, Mr. ajVd Mrn. Frank \'an n majority nf iwti. They I'ISM J ,-f congress. He was a member nf the en up by j'New Jersey, it would seem 1 eriled young women. Then he crawl- A Bunch of Deadlocks. lea Houaea I runt. Mrs Nicholas Woolle; . Mrs. ii >h:iiue in Illinois. New (lamp ( p.nys and means comniitteo, but re that public and not private consider- ed out on the plnuk and drew the girls Evideatl^ antiripatlng that therp Joel Woolley, Mrs. H. Larson. Rim. In Wyoming Senator Frnucis E. War- i-nd Wyoniing. tin>nuli in Hie UHM | ,'gned to beat James Smith. .Ir., forations should be paramount. une by one out of the water. vHI not bs a r*ry larg^ crop of IceRichard Wood, Forrest Robbing Bv- den is n candidate for re-eleetUm nnd •d state it may be flight. Tltc Rv the senate. Morris Bhflppnrd, Deinn "It has been charged by me that the • Miss Mylod i father was Informed. his winrrr, many of \h$ men who enn rctt Warden, Joseph Slaniings, Harrj on the face of the returns seems to Irani now 6ftre tl;n-;.v hoWrrt-prt* irnt. Texas, who succeeds Sennt'T l»:ii F'ark Commissioners have violated and gardeners and other attendants luct flihing induplrlM at Galilee, were J«r.o, Lewis U-ne, Mellon Klttell, Will hnve a fragile margin of one or two lisie certainly eiectn!. tUflkllig !!;ir ley, is a_yo«ng man and an orator, I c both thp letter and the spirit of the uei-e put at the work of breaking the tarn Manny, William Hums, Ed , | In the legislature. KIIOUKII of the lle- ii" of the dini.b'fiil si.itVft thtn Baron R Colt, Republican. Hlimle In- ii-(* iiiid

FIST ICE YACHT . SAY I—won't there be some running for rubber* RECORD CLASSIFIED COLUMNS when that big storm comes, as it may any morning, ] Is it worth taking a chance of loosing your life rather Long Branch's Greatest Want and Exchange Market RACES OF THE YEAR £than spend a little for Rubbers NOWJ? You are cer- \ COPY RECEIVED UNTIL. 2 P.M. DAILY One cent a Word for first insertion, one-half a cent a word for each subsequent continuous insertion of the Small Boats of East Shrews- tain to need them. Reliable rubbers at same advertisement. NO ADVERTISEMENT RECEIVED FOR LESS THAN 10 CENTS. ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS bury Club Sail TO BE PAID FOR IN ADVANCE OF INSERTION. CLARENCE WHITE'S, RED BANK. Two Contests. The Daily Record cannot give information regarding advertisements for which answers arfe to be sent care of the Record. Persons replying to office addresses must mail or leave written answers as stated in adver- Kor the second time thu winter and (he Hrst time this year tht* nu*iub*?rH tisement. f the Bast Shrewsbury Ice Yacht C'iilb, have been ablp to sail race*. LONG BRANCH y UP-TO-DATE SHOW Yesterday tin1 fleet, which is compoBed of small yachts, succeeded in sailing OPERA HOUSE Entire Chang* of Piogram Daily C two nice contestn The ice WAB from REAL ESTATE FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE R AL ESTATE FOR SALE OR two lo two and a. half inches thick, Washington Street . A Word to the Win RENT. but hart), and the stiff northwest Kale and Broadway. FOR RENT—Or will put out on FARM of 70 acres, on main road, near FOR SALE—One air cooler gasoline made it possible for the small craft to sliaies. One shop 24 ft.,x65 ft, suitable! Ked Bank, to put out on Bhai-es. In-lentjlne 3 1-2 H. P., never been used, as I FOR RENT OR FOR SALE—7-room whim along the frozen surface at a for automobile painting, one shop, quire B. M. Haley's market, Herbert; good as new. wtll sell at once. Apply ihouno; all lmprov«m«nu. Fifth Ave. pretty lively clip. The East Shrowa- •• 25 ft.xflo ft.; suitable for wagon paint- street and Shrewsbury Ave., Re«:to C. P. White, Oakhurst, N, J., for]" sold, part cash, Inquire, 1. N. Cubbur- y CTub was formed last year, and WE filVef OREEN TRADING STAMPS ing. All hard finished walls hi them .Bank. 17tt | prices on this engine. 28to75 [berley. 44 Soulh Fifth Ave 31to33* this year they have nearly completed Apply to C. H. Hurley, Shrewsbury, - a small ice yacht club near the scene RUBBER FOOTWEAR [ Dr. Charlca C. Cattanach, Veterin- FOR SALE or rent, a nine room N. J, 31,33 FOR SALE—One horse, one run- of their racing. Although tbqy could At Our Rebuilding Sale Low Price* ary Surgeon, office and residence 66 2 about, one top buggy, one delivery house, modern Improvements, 64 not Ball on a very long course, ^hey JUST THE WEATHER FOR IT STORE TO LET, 18 Norwood Ave., Second Ave., West End, Phone T.'.i, wagon, three sets harness, and lot ofGrand Ave. Last tenant occupied managed to mark out a good Bpace near Broadway. 30toH2* Long Branch. Ho74* j horse feed. Apply Black's furniture property about eight years. Inquire for Balling in their small portion of Knee Boots $3.18 Men's Storm King Boots . .$4,34 1 ;store, 230 Broadway, Long Branch, of 61 Grand Ave. or DeWitt C. Cobfa, the Shrewsbury River. The fleet thifl FOR RENT—House on South Firth 24tf Ave. Inquire 43 South Sixth Ave. HELP WANTED—FEMALE \ti. 3. Asbury Park, N. J year contains ueveral new boatB and Children's Rubbers.. .39c Ladies' Rubbers. .59c pr. 30to:3B* numbers Iu all about twelve. The WANTED—Woman understanding REAL ESTATE FOR SALE first race was Ktartetl yesterday at. STORE TO LET neur Broadway on Irawn work. Apply McOrah&m, 37 ', MONEY TO LOAN 3.30 o'clock and the result was: First, I~.F LIEBERMAN Liberty St., now occupied by Kyle East Front St., Red Bank. 30-31' FOR SALE—House and lot 50x500 X. It. sailed by Carl Mihm; Second, THE BIQ UTTLE DEFT. STORE BrOB. Possession given March 1st. ft. Apply to Box 204 Elberon, N. J. $1,000, $2,000, $3,000 or $8,000 to Spud, sailed by Adonzo White; Third, 228 Broadway Long Branch, N. J. Apply S. 8. Scobey. 30tt WANTED—An experienced White 28to75 loan on first bond and mortgage. Ap- Taterbug, nailed by Wallace Uuryee. ;trl for general housework. Apply 6' FOR RENT — South side double ply to W. A. Stevens, HeiBley Build- This? was sailed before many of the \lyrtfce Ave. 39-31 house, 64 Seventh Ave. Apply Addi LOST AND FOUND ing. 28tf young skippers had made their ap- son Slocum, 91 Broadway. 24ti GIRLS wanted to sew on machines. pearance on the ice, many being de- 5 reels of new photo plays changed 'aid while Jrearnlng. Steady work In j tained al school, but the second race, dally. FOR RENT—Heidi cottage, SO Sec LOST—Young Collie dog, brown COMING EVENTS .lean, light factory. Stelner & Sons. with white breast. Reward. Please which was started at 4.15, brought out GRAND THEATRE Special engagement ond Ave., 16 room house, all Improve- 16tf Frl., Feb. 14, Lotus Glee Chib, In more competitors. George. Kiddle, MR, A. R. BROWNE, ments. Inquire 91 Broadway. lltf return Henry Block, Cedar Ave.. West with his new craft, Kldo Second, made Matinee 5c. Evenings— End. 3*0to32*• tennedlal School Auditorium. 232to37 Long Branch'* favorite alnger, MB Initial appearance and cleaned M\) Adults 10c, Children 5c. tinging Hie latest IHUHIrated aoiiga. TO RENT—cheap, two of the Park ROOMS TO LET the rest of the fleet. It was generally er houses, Norwood avenue. Appb Johnson, A. J. Parker, George E. Lim To Give Beafsteak Dinner. "Slg." Hirschfeld, of 'the Commer- conceded ough, that if Carl Mibm, Brltton's Pharmacy, Broadway and TO LET—Two unfurnished roomf ing, Chief; John Green. H. HartBgrove, Norwood avenue. 246tt cial Hotel, Is making arrangements and the X. L. had not nickered aud in flat. 16 Norwood Ave., near Broad- Harry Smith, Jesse Lawrence, Jr.; for giving a beafsteak .supper in thegone through the thin ice nenr shore, Red Bank Suffragists Meet. WEATHER IWPICATIOWS FOR RENT—House on Bath Ave way. 30to32* George E. Smith, Louis F. Parker, C. Commercial grill this evening. Music he would have won by a small mar- The nittmbera of the Red Ban]f All Improvement*. Inqujre GoMe'i- r. Parker, Calvin Parker, J. J. Burdge, will be provided and the stag affair it gin. The Fldo II, Is a hummer and Kqual Suffrage Luasue met with a Tim United Statca Wi'alher Buronu TO LET—rurnished rooms, steam James Taylor. C. A. Houser, S. F. Fos- Wall Paper & Paint Store, 579 Broad heat. Mrs. J. Adler, 69 Second Ave. only one of a series he Intends givtnp ikluis along the ice as pretty as onecold rocoption at the Borough Hall fore<:;mt for the 36 houra resided. At thtf'olose of au interest- U. 8. Weather llureau, 4.1 North snee VanKirk, Louis F. Parker and son avenue; Mrs. Darwin L. Smith, of cured at the hotel office. iiiK uusinPBs session an open (HBCUB- Broadway, Long Branch, 8 a. m William Guy. tway all the laurels. The smallest Branch avenue, and MISB Mattie Mor- boat of the fleet 1» owned by Harry wlon was held, in which MM. Rltter, Temperature.— The mayor and council were invited ris, of Wallace, street. Red Bank, re Buys Rimo Barber Business. Woolley, and some do not know that ^Irs. Grace Adorns, Mr». Henry 8. H o'clock tills mornlnR, 20 I quests aa were the borough offlcialfa turned the first *>f the week from a William Gulotta, who hau, been an it is in the race, but it stays right White, Mrs. Klfcid ami Miss EvaOreeo K o'clock last night, 21. \ ! Thoae present at the banqu3t wen visit of a few days with Rev. and Mrs. along with th'e lenders all the time. participated. The K\ihjecL was "My llighest yeaterday, 2(i. sociated with his brother, Anthony, in reasons for wanting the ballot." It j .Mayor Harry N. Johnson, Councilmer H. Rldgley Robinson, of Pitman, N. the barber business, at North Long The result of the second contest I,OTT:;I last night. 19. Reuben Parker, C. Mel Johnson, ,C. J. They attended the silver anniver- was announced, that a meeting would Change In temperature. In 24 hours, Branch, for the past number of yeara yesterday was: First, Kldo fl, sailed be held lu the borough hall on Thurs- HOLD FINE BANQUET T.. Parker. Alen R. Reid and M. A.sary of the marriage of Dr. and Mrsis now in business for himself, havini by George Riddle; Second, Spud, sail- nilmlH 1 degree. day night of neJtt week, at 8 o'clock, Teaney. Borough Attorney George E Robinson, which was celebrated by a ed; by Alonzo White; Third, Spider. j Barometer, s a. in., (sea level). purchased the business of P. Rimo,;a; .t which there would be an open dla- Jenktneon, Jr., Collector Grandin V reception in the parsonage Friday aft the corner of Broadway and Second ^v BViled by Harry Woolley. The X. L. 29.97. Tuesday evening the two fire comJohnson, C'elrk Tunis H. Lane, WateT ernoon and night. About 250 from sailed by Carl Mihm, and the Tater- .imtiion of the Suffrage question. Harometer. 8 o'clock lasl nighl, (nea- panies or the Borough of Highlands enue. Mr. Gulotia will conduct the Superintendent C. TVDerbeq, Borough Pitman and different appointments business himself and will employ tt bug, sailed by Arthur Wilson, met level), 30.05. met as Department and held a banPhyBieian Dr. J. L. Opferman and thethat Dr. RobinBou had filled, attended with miBhaps and had to withdraw. Water System Accepted. < Wind Velocity and iffrectlon.— quet at the Sea Bide Inn. The dining first-class barber and hair cutter to following memberB of the fire depart- [)r. and Mrs. Robinson received raanj asBlst him. The X, L. was leading when she was The now drainage system that hafl 8 o'clock thin morning. Went. 24 room was very prettily decorated and ment: Louis Beeber., Clarence Van beautiful gifts. The members of the forced to withdraw, having flickered been iiiHtalled at Water Witch by tb«miles. a very elaborate feast was served. Kirk, William Hennessey,.George Rog church at Pitman gave them a hand- Try It. and gone-through the Ice. The Tatcr- Moumouth ('ontractlng company WHH Highest in past 24 hours, to 8 a. in . For entertainment, Prof. Walter Glhbs, er, William Lawrence, Z. Loder, Steph some mahogany chest of sterling sil bug carried away some of her rigging formally accepted last week. The West, 40 'miles. of New York, a charcter comedian, A man never (jqite renlfeoH how and was forced to quit. Relative Humidity — en Pangborn, William Guy, O. Cve, r consisting of five dozen pieces. much furultun* he owns until he trio.- work consisted in laying two TOWB of was present, and every one enjoyed Hartsgrove, Albert HartBgrove, Frank Their friends in Red Hank gave them twenty-four Inch piptm from Navesluk » o'clock last Mi-W. 42. > his jokes. Prof. Strauss and his or- tu walk rapidly through bis rooms In s o'clock this morning, BB. ' ' Parker, Isaac Mount, Edward Duncan i sterling silver sandwich plate and athe dark.—Puck. iivenue, down liasuwood bill and Into t chestra furnibhed the music. John Foster, William Bradley, Clar sterling silyer_soup tureen and ladle. BURGLAR TRAPS HIMSELF. I he boat basin leading into the Tlver. 10 o'clock this mornlug, 44. Precipitation.— This was the first time the two fire ence Burdge, Edward Mount, Robert Dr. Robinson has had a very success WEATHER EVERYWHERE. The expense, was equally borne by the companies united for a banquet, and ful year at Pitman. He was formerly Rob« Saloon and Then Yields to Crav- ('ontral railroad. Monmouth county, Total in past 24 hours, to 8 a. m.. FRED'K K. TEACHER ing Thirst. # .01. by resolution, it wa.S' agreed to make pastor of-the First Methodist Church. Observations of the United Water Witch club, Water Witch de- it an annual affair. The companies BALL OF PIANO, VIOLIN Red Bank. While returning to Fled Chicago, Fell. 0.- "Kvorj' sit loon tts velopment company, Middletown town- Depth of ^mow In Hast. 24 hour*, te States weather bureau.taken nt own burglar tnip!" is tue Irlumphant 8 a. m., 0,1. are the Columbia Hose and the High- Only the latest and most approved Bank, Mrs. Smith and Mies Morris 8 p. in. yesterday follniv: BIUP und the borough of Highlands. methods of the recognized best teach spent Monday in Philadelphia. slogan of Guatave Felrimun. it saloon February B, 1913 NEW JERSEY CENTRAL era used. Music by professional mu- Temp. Weather keeper of r>U7 West Madison street. Tillotsons Move Here. One year ago today the weather was, sicians furnished for every occasion. New Vork . 24 dear Opening for bunlness be found Bill clear. Leavt Lona Branch. ROLLER SKATING Albany . 14 Clear Uttner, of repute, auiouff crookr Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Tillotson, of For New York, Newark iind Klicabeth, aU Occanport, have moved to Long The minimum temperature was 11 rail, 6.28, *7.08, •8.17, 9.04, fl.r.2, 11.47 a. m.;Phone 11-M., Studio, 70 Norwood Ave. Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Atlautlc City.. . 28 Clear .stretched out In Q deep sleep on (he degrees and the maximum tempera 2.37. 4.17, 85.11 7.17 p. m. Sundays. 8.43 a. !'."-.! HI! Branch. Mr. Tillotaou, who Is a mei.'- m.; 4.32, 7.00, 9.50 p. m. nights, also Saturday afternoons. . 20 Vlear Moor of lils plucu wttb a bag of loot turo was 30 degrees. LYCEUM THEATRE 11! ber of the lumber firm of Glfford, La- Fur BnlUniorG and Washington, 6.28, 004 For High-Grade Sanitary Plumb- Buffalo Snow mi] all available cfl&t) prepared for Yeaterday'* Temperatures. 11.47 B. BLJ 2.37, 4.17 p. in. BundcjB, 8.43 a. Red Bank. Chicago . in Clear ira importation, rour, Cranmej & Co., will occupy a 11112. 1913. 1912. 1913. in.; 4.32 p. m. ing, call and see. suite of rooms over the company's of- For Atlantic City, 6.88, 0.5? a. m.; 417 p. Scott Longstreet, Mgr. St. Louis . Ill Clear lull's breath was the answer. 3 a. m.... .6 26 3 pm... . .23 SB m.. via Red Bank. Sunday*. 9,22 a. m. Music, new skates, flrsiclass order New Orienns. . . r.i; Clear ficen at Chelsea and Fourth avenue. m... For Freehold (leave N. V, & L. B. R. R Ii a. m.. . . 6 23 Op. Station), rla Mntawaii, 7.OS, 9.0-1. 11.47 a. hi.. JAMES B. NELSON maintained. Admission, adulta, 26 eta Washington . . no " Clear 9 a. m... .8 21 9-pm.... .16 18 4.17 p. in. Sundays, ii.43 a. ra.; 4.32, 8.50 p. m. children 15 eente. •«:: TRIED FOUR WAYS TO DIE. ,Baieball Manager Selected. 12 noon.. .16 23 12 mld'nt . 14 19 •—New York only s—Saturdnyu onl* . Practical Plumber, Steam and At the monthly meeting of the Ath- Average temperature yetterday. Gas Fitter, Tin and Sheet Tel. 748 Market 8trlctly One Price AN ORDINANCE fining the compilation of But He Failed With Drug, Powdered letic Association of the Red Dank the Borough Clerk, Aiietsor, Collector. Po- GlaoB) Razor and Pistol, 83.5. Metal Worker High Grade Pianos and Player Pianos. lice, Recorder. Physician and Attorney. High School, held Tuesday afternoon, Average tempernture for cones- DR. W. P. TABER, M. T. D. BE IT ORDAINED by the Coum-Il or tht Albany, (la.. .Ian. 0.—After taking n Richard Roberts wag elected manager Office and Show Room B'jruilKli of Mniimoutli Beach: drug and powdered glass, slushing lib ponding diite last year, H Scientific Manipulative Treat- I Tin- cumpenstttion of tlir Borough Xlert of the baseball team for the coming Doremus B'ld'g, 12 Mechanic St. C. W. Wright Co. : Ihftfl be mi .,!•!.ii :! .!.(.• of Three Hundred wrist with a iftaor •iiul shooting him ment of Chronic Diseases a 25 East Front St., Red Bank. Hollin. which shall l.c in lieu of nil Teen. ason and Joseph Chamberlain was Chattle Graduate III. near Broad St. •self below the heart tn nn attempt m selected as assistant manager. Kred I). Beckett, once a pupil of Specialty Main Office 4 Store 893 Bread St, 2. The crotni>en.siittun of (he Aattessor shaU ,ni*-1 Me Gordon Klournoy, secretap-v Broadway, near Oceanport Ave. Tel. 295-M Red Bank, N. J. Newark. N. J. he mi annual Hillary of Two Huixlred and Firt.1 New York City College and a graduate Dollnni, which (thnll he tn lieu of till ftt'H. treasurer of the Albany Cotton mills. Advertise In the Daily Record—ft pays 9. The i-omtftitH&llan of the Collector xhnll Ktill lives. No WiSoS for his act i- of Chnttlfi In 1912, Is art inmate In the l)i> an auiuinl H»lnry of Thrt>e Hundred and Fiftj Mt. Sinn! Hospital, 100th street, and Dnllnni. whiah HIIIIII in- in Ueti of nil fees. kuown. RESOLUTION OF BOROUGH OF DEAL ANNUAL WHITE SALE IS ON 4. The compeutiutloii nf the HomuKh Attonw>> PASSED JAN. 24, I8IS. Madison avenue, with a severe Illness. rli.ill lie an annual Hiilury of Three Hundred Lover'i Lofi.c. KMNES AT I ml | Mrs, tor attutidtttu-c at meeting, preparn- No. 37, by Mr. Bach. THE LITTLE ART ST&RE ti-'ti of ordinance*, legul udvice, ami all «er- Suitor—You certainly "told me to em- WH Kit KAN it ix-titifiii In VMUIIIU has tieen 516 BROADWAY, rloea other than thomi rendered in t-ourt nod brace my privilege. I'apa—Well, but 1 l> rcHcH ifil to the Board of CnmnilNHloticTx a I RHEUMATIC REMEDY Strauss Co., Red Bank actual dtstmrtiementrt for exjienttes. H M ... -i mwtltiK held thltt :!4iti day nf January, Cor. Morrell St., LONd BRANCH, N. J. Dainty Muslinwoar Greatly I. The coiniienmition of the Borough Hc- didn't tell you to eiuurace my dRiiffh- )'»l . jtljrncil i'> Mi-- 'twiiiits nf I.difi aides of PHIL SEAMON Up-to-date in all the usual va- THE ONLY SURE CURE enrder Hhall b« an annual &nlary of Fifty Dol- .\lm.M Av.'iuii- extending from MmiMM Avenue Reduced. lars, whirl) Khali be In nf (I)Q cl'islns "' the Ml FarnUhinga ana Shot: Strong, reliable and medium th. "t -i11ii.'. luh. AuftUnt and Hept^mher ments. Lot 100x160, minute from trol- BE IT KKROI.VEO that puMlr. lioUfe I: in all the Newest Stitches. and Sixty Dollars per month the remainder of tor Men and B«y» at extremoly (Successor to R. T. SmlthA^ weight. ley, 12,600, Kivon aa reiiulr^d by tlu " Htatutfl tliVt thl Stamping to order. the year, Hfinrd will _jtcttoit i lintin nRialdd l low prices. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. JKftSE IV MANAHAV. Double house 6 and 4 room*, ham. rrlday, the fonruenttenthb daiti.vy of Marc*HA . A. D. Prices Always Right. lSMonmonthSt RED BANK Patty A. White, Agent. Attest: Mayor. Lot 50x150, $2,000. I'M.; at 1 o'clock P. M. at the Borough Hall .IKS»£ W. POTTER. In the Borough of lie.I Coo km an Ave, MRS. J. G. SEXTON. TELEPHONE 41W. Monmouth Beach, N. J. Borough Clerk. S!l-3tThun S. C. SHANN WILLIAM LEVY, Mayor. DaUd Janunry 27th, 1913 (;rcmc.K A. FRICK 636 A«bury Park, N. J, (ffl.TBJ Office 58 Wjlhlnjton Street : •«" > ZIM3T

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CHflNCfc p\> crusr eecnust x AW-WRE XOUR^ C«V»T iH APPLMvNOr JT06 WVTMOOT KNOWING DR WE. A Cftfl - 1 FOOT tONO BRANOH DAII.Y RECORD. THURBDAY, fEBROABY 6, 1013. DAILY RECORD The Bank of Personal Service. ISSUED EVERY WEEKDAY The First National Bank of Long Branch, N. J. ITIZENS BenJ. BOIMMU Bobbin, Kdlto STRONG SUBSCRIPTION RATI* NATIONAL CHARTERED AS A STATE BANK 1888 T*rmi (Postage Free) outilde of tta AND CHARTERED AS A NATIONAL BANK 1889 City of Long Branch and the Lon. BANK : : Brunch mall delivery HmlU. C PROGRESSIVE CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION 4th, 1913 On* year 111 advance 16.0 Three months, in advance l.i LONG BRANCH, N. J. One morth, In Mvanes I UESOUBCEH LIABILITIES. Single copies, In advance (] Discounts and Time Leans $ 838,147.17 Capital Stock .$ 50,000.00 Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profit* Demand Loans * 90,636.10 Surplus and Profits (Earned). 202,566.95 »J. M. TAYLOR PUBLI3HINQ Co United States Government Bonds 60,000.00 Circulation 49,400.00 Chas. L Edwards, 8ec'y and Manager Over $268,000.00 193 liromway, Other Bonds and Investments 522421.66 Due to Banks 9,306.11 Cash and Due from Banks 144,078.72 Due Depositor! . 833,719.59 LONG BRANCH,,, i NfcW JERSEY Personal attention of the Officers of the Bank Telephone 1000 Long Branch. is always at the disposal of its clients. We In- $ 1,144,982.65 $ 1,144,982.65 Thursday, February 8. 1*11. vite consultations and inquiries from our deposi- A CONSTITUTfbr/Afc CONVENTION tors. According to an opinion by Attorney BUSINESS ON BUSINESS PRINCIPLES. Oeneral wAsont*iWV^fersey- canno bold a contitujtaial convention an< Is therefore debarred from a thorough pt only the possible instead ot Governor Wilaon'a Trust Bills. | vocacy of the modern-time Calhounlsm by troops that have never known de To the accusations that he is vague that raises the old cries of state rights going revision ot Its, uiiU'iunUd or confusing the impossible with the pos feat. Cooped up at the neck of a pe- on the trust question Governor Wild- and Insists on a continuance of the 1m : A Constant Increase Xante law, beinj* restricted to the la lble and desirable? Must reform ui ninsula, they cannot make a wide son has made the best possible an- possible system under which corpora mentably clumsy and Ineffective pro- ways trip Itself up by stargailng? swer. He baa ceased being vague. | tlona look to states for their charters Your principal U constantly increas- flanking movement. A Napoleon would This is the beet way to refute and con- and their regulation. — New York cess of piecemeal attempted changes despair of victory under such condi- found his critics. * Globe.' ing when. you allow your deposits t» remain at Interest with the New Jerssy at Intervals pf live years^ THE DIRECTORS WHO DIRECT. tions. The relief of Adrlanople is not The hills are Important In . them- At the hearing on the "Seven SIB selves. They are tit to lift from New Riches. Mortgage & Trust Company. The Legislature, howe'vtr, la under Hi be seriously entertained, nor does The far, aweet, roey distances, no obligation to respqpt or be guided era" corporation bills at Trenton yes Blink rl Pasha expect to be relieved. Jersey trie reproach of being a seller of corporation indulgences—that tke The snow peaks lone and high. Now Is a splendid time to start aa by the opinion."lit was elected on a srday, Robert 11 McCarter expressed "The only rational explanation of state has provided a legal habitation The sweep of Hotter hill, the flrs That climb .anil touch the sky; pledge to 'call a constitutional con la greatest objections as being to tbu the Turkish attitude is that honor will nnd refuge for preying concerns. The account with ua. Why net befta ilng of the criminal liability .it II $2,ooo.i)(iD DOW annually received from ventlon and" If there's to- be any test be satisfied If Adrinnoplo Is taken by corporation fees 1B not 'to bo given up The rippling laughter of a brook, today' of its power it should be in the courts ectors in such a definite and rigid [he enemy, and nothing will than re- (virtue hits not developed thus far) A Dower-scented ram, lannor. but there la no more wooiug of tainted A drench of liquid gold let loose While the present constitution main but to make peace." At sunset on my pane; 3 1-2 Per Cent Intttwat F>*ld On Oaposlta He urged that in most lnstanceB dt- money. In a word. New Jersey it to doesn't spediflcally provide for a con It's only a last effort to "save her to come back Into, the Union and no stttutional convention, it doean't pro- ectors meat but every three monthB race" walch Turkey 1« making. A|l longer be a traitor1 state. The puttie splendor of the night Wherein Orion's three NEW JERSEY WORTQAaE & TRUST CO. hibit It and, since It wan framed by nd that the real business Is done by lost to her but appearances, and The bills are Important as suggest ug the spirit and the method that will Flash constant messages; the frog; LONCl BRANCH, N. J. a constitutional convention called with n executive committee to which the ihp'a naturally Jealous of them. be pursued by the Hew President when That murmurs to the lee; no more authorization, the natural in- Irectors look and which more fre- he wrestles with the trust problem na- the wash of.waves, the song of bird*, ference would B«Wt» b» Itist there la uentty acts without the complete Mr Tumulty's appointment to thetonally. J It appears that he has ask ed Chancellor Walker, the highest Ju The red (all of a star, ample legal warrant for one. nowlndge of the directors. To hold mportant post of secretary to thellclnl oncer in the state, and liennett The pale green mist upon the sea- . in directors liable for the acts of r Van Syckel, a learned lawyer and for These all my riches are. Attorney Oantart Wilson la a good iew President Is the logical and natu- -Ella Hlgglnson hese executive commltteeinen would, ral one. ills devotion to Qovernor me'r "justice of the Supreme Court, to lawyer. But so Is Qovernor Wilson, examine the Now Jersey corporation ONG BRANCH w*n Is an authority on constitutional e argued, therefore be a gross ln- Wilson arid close familiarity with all aw and to suggest specific changes. THOUGHTS WORTH READING ustlce. He asserted also that it the The,bills are not amateurish and le- law. And Governor Wilson holds that he details of his political affairs are A good rasa It the batt letter ot ; ause regarding the criminal llabil- gally unorthodox. Governor Wilson there's no obstacle to a constitutional beyond question. And he demonstrated went.to experts when he needed ex recommendation.—Queen Elizabeth. BANKING COMPANY convention. , y of the directors remains as It Is,his ability, sincerity, zeal and courage irrt. assistance. When he enters on hi* irpiiratlniiu -will fleet office boy Ui HONOR ROLL OF rAIR HA- "I urge upon yffu very earnestly In- IB a reformer In his (our years in, arge task it may be assumed he will ectors to act as the "agents" for per- follow the same (Ian and lean not 6(1 VEN PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. i. deed," he said in bis* recent annual he Assembly before he became the [hallow (hooters, hut oh men whose ons who will really be the men be- mestlagn to the ty*g4t*turi,'"the need Governor's secretary. Wly> else, under [riofrledge and experience give weight The following were neither absent THE PIONEER BANKING nd the guns. and demand for a constitutional con- he circumstances, could have present- to their opinions. There Is to be nonor tardv during January; • indicate! running amuck at Washington, one perfect attendance for the year. These INSTITUTION ON THE vention. The powers of corrupt con- AH a means of modifying the respon- id anything approaching such quail- may safely assume, duriug the next ire more than fifteen per cent of the trol have aa uuortnuun and abiding liillly, he suggested Ihiu the commit- Icatlona? , , . otlr years. The object Is not to ire-total enrollment NEW JERSEY COAST. ee follow the practice of many crlin- ate a Big Noli'*, but to 'get some defi- Seventh and Eighth Orades—'Har- advantage under our constitutional ar- nite thinks dono in a plain and under- ry Kenning, Russell Minton, 'Russell rangements as they stand. We shall nal acts In which the Intent to vlo- Is it possible that such a high standable way. Some of the Pres1)- Bennett. 'Rdgar Crotier, 'George Cur- not be free from them until we get te plays an Important factor, and recommendation of one's self for post- dent-elect's recent ex-cathedra otter- chrn, 'Claries Hemming, 'William Lit master didn't have any more effect? ancea bays created' apprehension} he tie, Janni Naulty, Alfred Perry, James a different system or representation Bert the words "wilfully and know- furnishes a corrective or the Injurious McCarrofc, Emily Bull. and a different system of official re- Kly" at certain points in the meas- nferenctja by the specific way he Seventh and Bigbth Oradea—'Lin- Accounts of Corporations, Firms and sponsibility. I hope that this question res, thus protecting tho "Innocent" Why do some women want to "equa- handling! his Job In Sew Jersey. da Mlnten, Nellio Fongt, * Mildred te the sexes" when they already have However. It Is not to be understood Kllmiberg, Marlon Msroellus, 'Clara Individuals Invited. will be taken up by the Legislature rector. hat the Ne*. Jersey bills provide, a Snyder, Mattle Van Brflht, Leona at once and a constitutional conven- That would all be much more lm- he best of It? cure for the trait problems. For the Smith. , • • I' -• t • -' tion arranged TOr without delay. *iu ressive were it not well-known that moat part they only repeal shameful Sixth Grade—Marie Duller. Myrtle >rovlslone: New Jersey Is pot yeSnydert , 'Gladys Taylor, Laura John- which tbe new forces of our day may e use of (office boy dummy directors EDITORIAL COMMENT ending. It Is merely oatoniug up. son, 'Krattord MoClellan, *, Roland speak and may have- a chance to es- an established practice and that ! Overlooked. With her hew code, New Jersey In Fennimofe, Joe Doughty. tablish their ascendancy over the e personal liability feature of the many respects will not be abreast ol Fourth and Fifth Grades—'James NobOdy has yet thought of pensions New York and will still be . a good Hemming, 'Harry Lewis. «Warren rule of machines and bosses." ending bill is aimed at that very for hmoandf—Philadelphia Record. many years behind Massachusetts. So Van Brunt, 'Frank Welch, 'Herbert he proposed new laws should not. be Hawkins, 'Vernon Snyder, John Kit- HAVE WE YOUR ACCOUNT? That's the broad view and the one vll and designed to secure responsl- Too well To Pltaae Him. inv In directors by giving the law overpraised. , .... tredge, Vernon Little, Joseph Naulty, which should nnd, we believe, will The way of the transgressor Is well The best thing about them IB notNorrls Place, 'Gladys Adams, Mar-, prevail. ich sharp teeth that office boys and written up.—Kansas City Journal. the prohibitions against restraints of garet Butler, • Dorothy Minton, 'Mel- hers would not be willing to take trade. These merely re-enaot the ssa Little, Florence Bernett, Shirley Dark a> Well as Bright Sid*. , amorphous prohibitions of the Sher Fielder, Kmma Henderson, Jennie You are entitled to interest on GET DOWN TO EARTH. e risk of prison sentences merely The parcel poBt hat Its disappoint- man law that twenty years of contlnu Hendrlckson, Madeline Hendrickson, "Why does the propound amend- s a formality to oblige. . ments. A runaway boy In Oklahoma oua court review have not yet defined. Emily Minton, Alida Smith, > Helen your idle funds. There should be no such thing as wrote home for money, but mother Nor IB there much practical value In Van Brunt. ment lo the FMdnral constitution re- emphasizing tne fact that guilt la per nnocent" directors when that sfgnl- Bent him sandwiches by mall Instead. Second and Third Grades—Alex stricting a President t,o a single term," —Cincinnati Commercial Tribue. eonal and In prescribing Jail and pen-Kgeland, Harvey Little James Swee- a»ks the New York World, "deal frac- 6B a neglect of duty. Let's have itentiary sentences. Of course guilt IB ney, 'Caste Hawkins, 'Marian Porter, ARE YOU GETTING IT? rectors who actually direct. That, perBonal and criminal. So it is under Grace Van Brunt, 'Edgar Baclgalupl, tionally with a *>ai>t of the Constitu- Well Cared For. the Sherman lay, which is a penal Joseph llarnes, 'James Butler, Austin tion? The very next section creates course, will necessltain'ii"readjust- Looking at the matter from the statute. But Juries thus far have iarvey, 'Lewis Hawkins, William Par We will pay you interest a 3 H per cent. steadily refused to convict men foi the electoral Colluga, which has twice ent nf the practices of many corpor- standpoint of a Southerner, the writ- ker, Charles Snoden. ions, but it will be only a needed rtv er believes the action of a Northern trade practices that in principle near- Bub-Primary and First Grade—Eva served to elect a President against Commonwealth In allowing a gallant ly every one in trade is guilty of. AsAdams, Helen Barnes. Amy Hemming, the decree of (6i" ttHi\tt*r vote, and justment. defender of Its principles and Institu- long as we don't Imprison some classes Nina Little, Esther Little Mary Naul- tions and the hero of Qettsburg to suf- for entering Into co-operative arrange- RED BANK TRUST CO, which may at any time bring the coun- r, Margaret Sweeney, Barney Bge fer public disgrace and humiliation to ments we are not likely, as long as the and, Daniel Henderson, 'George Haw- try lo the verge* of revolution. WHERE EXTREMES MEET. to be a great show of Ingratitude, to instinct toward fairness prevails, to kins, Vernon McGrath, Hasmer Traf- "There Is." says Senator John Bay the leaat.—A son of General Brax- be hard on others. ford, Mllford Van Brunt, Edmund Wll (Temporary Office) "The proposed amendment should ton Bragg. mrpe Williams, "a quasi-fanatlclsm The mod helpful of the seven bills ber, Wellington Kennedy. abolish the Electoral .College. It Is the one restricting the free coinage Good Conduct Pins—Esther Little, ehlnd the supporters of Roosevelt." Our emotional Southern friends should also provide that the Presi- have perhaps hot heard that General of securities by forbidding a corpora- Margaret Klein, Nina Little, Theodore 28 Monmouih Street, RED BANK, N. Jl dent Bhall take office within thirty That'B too mild. There's fanaticism, Sickles retired from the regular army tion to Issue any bonds except It gats arker. tliout the quasi,^behind both the sup- with the rank of MnJoiMJeneral as- value for the same. This bill is firm- Flag Guard—George Hawkins, Ver- days of his eleetien and that the term long ago as April 14, 1869, ahd that he ly based ,on the sound principle that non McGrath, Hester Wild. of Congress Bhall begin likewise. orters and enemies of Roosevelt. Is receiving the retired pay of that it is the public's business what capi- The only living ex President is the rank— New York.Bun. I talisation a corporation haB. Justice Voorhees Recovers. "The country has had enough of O( almost; egual helpfulness la the Announcement was made by Judge the dangerous ^ptrtpllcatlons of an >st loved and.worst hated man living bill that prescribes the conditions lin- Nelson Y. Ditngan,. In the Circuit Equalising rlBque they cannot bel there would be differ- •ueilt oppoMed mediation in the _ If not, /•( •>• thou) you TtodanT Fixture.. sition to that. All would favor it. But stence [n ,.their forward movements books? ences in enforcement and interpreta- Auie.rlc.au .war. English .idro- Whatever the moralist may think tion that would make a common pol- > Mtt'M of iiteriintioti eoticedffi Mint happily the one Presidential term pro- the Shlpka Pass; they made many of it, the student of social evolution icy impossible Sovm or late there flu* time hiul not ooine to tsJBOg* LEAKS! LEAKS! LEAKS! posal is practically a dead cock in the saults on the Russian front, but can only regard the growth of Intern- must in some form be national incor- ntzt' tbo Southern Otllfeclerac.v. Special Attention Given to pit before the public Is invited to con- upcr prosed them, while their losses perance among women and their ad- poration, with the enactment of a fed- diction to Improper literature as /a eral law. at once prohibitive and per- Twenty-five Years Ago Today. ; Leaky Roofs sider it And -the loss of power to an enormous, rfl'ttlls war they hav+ further development of that comrade- missive, that contains the provisions two-thirds of the smaller States which ship oMhe sexes which has been seen of the New Jersey bills and many oth- I'rince Blvlualvk. tbe ijeruiau 'veloped no such General an Osman • liiio.-elLir. .-flvehirtxi In . iiarllfi- electing Presidents by popular Tote in business, society and sport. Worn- ers. Concerning this Issue, the big one, W R. WARWICK Pasha or Suleiman Pasha. Their en are preparing themselves, at least the Trentob bills do nothing at all to meut there «•»• no wur in Might. would involve makes it absurd to even transport system is so Inefficient that In Kngland. for an equality of rights dissipate the Vagueness of Governor but the imtion UIUHI arm to [ire 278B'wiy Phone 134 UIJ Brinci N. J serve vwure. He asked for a lar- present any such scheme. un offensive campaign seems to bewhich will take only the grant of the Wilson's views. Support of them is ballot box to make complete-New ronslstent with advocacy of national ger army.- \. Why can't we be practical itnd at- Impossible They nre outnumbered York World regulation of corporations or with ad- LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY fl, lftlS.

thin hat btr or room Iu «ItU h he is tlomi-- cilcd. Th? voter, however, mum state hi« weight Hfiti give thf oolor ot tils yqu .will want to make sure f\cH Hint hair Swpanny the Voter. Another b(ll by Mr, Ittuni (H. 97) of a copy of IKIM to do with r»gi»r«tioa and la In- tended primarily for Progressives, who, by reason of having polled more than 6 per cent, of the total vote last Fall, will bavp to come under operation tbis year of the primary election laws. The (NEW YORK) bill, however, applies to all voters who did not participate In (he primaries of a preceding year. Before becoming SATURDAY MAGAZINE registered aa members of a particular The Roxbury Dinner Ware party, with the privilege of voting in j the primaries of such party, they will You will find it different from any other illustrat- I have to take the following oath: "You do solemnly syear (or affirm) that ot ed addition to a Saturday or Sunday newspaper— the preceding primary election you did which we are closing out is a genuine im- not vote in the primary of any party other than the (specifying the politi- ported English China and is positively sold Different in paper— Better cal party in whose party the affiant de- sires to vote) party." In case the Different in typography—Handsomer voter is challanged, the voter must al for LESS THAN COST—is there any so ewear that he is a member of * the Different in illustration— Finer political party to which he claims to reason why you should not purchase this Different in fiction— Livelier belong, that at the lant election Tor 1 a13, by Amerlciin 1 II>S8 AH«Oedition members of the Genera) Assembly for Join1 I'aul KarrHI. 1h« feir c onlnad which he voted, he voted for a major slayer of Mis Madeline Hmttii, (u whom Different in humor— Funnier lie m) mils ha vlng pt-nl H bomb. ivn» lielii beautiful ware now if you need a set? lty of the candidates of such party, wltho ut ball bv CorouIT Huiily In New and that he intendh to support the can York t<) itWHil The a.-Inn at II„• Br.u,d You will be sure to want every issue of The New York dldates of such party at the ensuing lurv. fnrr.ll In h!n <•mfiRPliit< i nMnilttrd elect Jin. K nent bombs in the home of jud Come in to-day and we will explain to Evening Post and its Illustrated Saturday Magazine. Ui-h«]«ky last March ami in t A third bill by Mr. Read (B. 95) IB of Mrs, Helen Taylor, nlno kno Five Cent8 a Copy. Can't be bought separately. intended to preclude candidates from rtice WuiUt-r. last February, He your entire satisfaction why this big reduc- running independently after they have enterjpd a primary contest and been defeated therein. In order to do this, tion is made, and also convince you that this it is provided that all nomination pap- be announced and the, responsibility ers shall be filed by 4 o'clock of the WILSON AT WORK ON bargain never has nor may never be offered Tor seeing that he ia registered is afternoon of primary election day. olacod upon the election board. Any Another bill (S. 671 refutes to mark- M BILLS ON ed ballots. It provides that after all INAUGURAL ADDRESS again anywhere. failure upon the part of election oill •:ers in this respect is made is mttle- other ballots are counted, supposed- neauor and cause for removal from ly marked ballots must be taken up iffice. and if the marks are not such as to THE ELECTION LAWS p identify them as the ballotB of part leu To Be Ready For Printer In Mr. Beekman B Bill (H. 195) raised •he minimum population in town- lar voters, they shall be counted. A lady recently come to Long Branch Fourteen, bills to amend the elec ^MpB for personal registration to six 'Still another bill (S. 63) Rives dis Two Weeks. tion laws of the State are already be- housand, but does not change the trict court judges and police fore tho Legislature, with probabl> minimum population of five thousand thP same-authority as Supreme ( ourt from New York City and in the market for many more*to some before the session or cities and all other municipalities/^B(ices aneeilic recaimue))- law, so far as registration is concerned, Senator Read's series of ten bills more Senators appointed by (he Gov- pxoept one/ offered by Mr. Head, the ernor, who 'shall represent each po- dntloiirt respecting legislation. The treat of various phases of the election fgov&ruQT expects tb'U the document which she never had discovered in a Me- Republicansfloof loader in the Senate laws of the State. The changes litical party." To this is added the words "represented in the Senate." will be In the hunds of the printer at which wou)4 raise from five thousand sought by Mr. Head are evidently in least ten 6aya before the Inauguration. to ten thousand tho minimum popula- troduced in separate bills, in order Political Committee* trqplis Emporium. tion where personal registration is re that if some are objectionable the ob Four of Mr. Read's bills have to do When Governor Wilson was asked quired. This bill also makes some with poiitleal committees. One ot if he desired to express any opinion In jections will not prevent the adoption , regard to ix scheme, to guarantee the (BASEMENT) changes in the method of personal regi of the changes provided for in the [ [ne^e (S> *>4) provides that mem- i tuition. bers of county and city committees deposits in national banks ttuch us other bills. LIIIH been reported to be H feature of None of the bills introduced In any Mr. Kead'd main bill (8.87) raises shall be elected, one from each elec- tion district. Another bill (S. 98th) e banking and currency bills now ;IHP change* the provisions of the Cor the minimum population for personal being prepared by a house siibconnnlt ruiit 1'ractiebs Act that was paBsed in registration in all municipalities from H>rovldpS that these committed may m their DVei n D A tee, of which Kepi'eHiuitutive Carter 1911 as a companion measure to thefive thousand to ten thousand, anjjd «*«adop?t ™.}rules, J°lfo r.. thei r *government?J f i*, . A (iluss u chairman, he maid he did not Thfl ordinance calling for a permftfi The Qroundhog'l L«m«nt, Herat] election law. reduces from sixty-scvon to thirty- third bill (S. 96) requires that State and added that thin phase of the bunk- ent paving on Rockwell avenue, be (Contributed.) . Ten of tuo fourteen election bills four the number of municipalities conventions tor the adoption of party ing <|Ui".i inn it:i«1 not IKHMI touched PUBLIC MARKET tweeo the New Jersey Southern Hail Dear Mr. Editor, !i eady liejbro the Legislature were which, under the census of 1910, must platforms shall be held by each po- upon during the two conferences which road traoki and Broadway, was patmed Will you kindly give me spues piL'aented by Senator Head. There la have personal registration. This litical party (hat at tho JaJet election) lie tins Imd with Mr. Olass. rIe said: to its llrst reading by a 4-1 vote. Com- To knock a little sense > cast 5 per cent, of the total vote cast missioner Arrowgmlth lu tho negatlvi; yiie by -jBgan, the Democratic would leave a number of the counties "I have just received from Mr. Glnna Into port of the humtn r*c*T fiaor leader JJL'_ the House, and onewithout a single municipality in which for members of the General Assem- The Second uvenue paving ordinance bly. This will bring the Progressive n letter In which he stutes that the re- was p;iM-eil by a unanimous vote, ui.il • Vtl by Assemblymen Kuhlke, Kates personal registration was required. port that the hills In his charge con- From time unknown, and Beekman. The following are the municipalities party under the rule which now re-tain n provision for a scheme of bunk (Continued from Klrst Page.) the Third avenue ordinance was passed Way back In tbe hazy past, Tho bill offered by Mr. Egan (H. 92) In the State with more than ten thous-. quires the Hepuhlilcans anU Dorno- deposit guaranteed Is entirely without to Its first reading by a 4-1 vote. Com-To foretell the weather tinkt-s two substantial changes with and population: Atlantic City. Garfield, | rrat^to hold a State convention made foundation and that the alleged resu- management of that road and a hear- mltiBloner Arrowemlth, who voted In HaB been a thankless task. respect to primary elections. One is ll of holdover Senators and eundi mes of the bills are entirelyrflctlniin|." ing haB been set at the Court House, the negative, wanted the matter delay- ackensack, Oamden, Bridgeton, Mill-1 at Newark, on Friday, February 28th, ed until the trolley question was final- J,fiat the primary elections shall be vide, Bloomfleld, East ©range, 1Irving- ^ es for the Senate and Assembly, The governor lidded tlmt It liiitl beoti One of my ancestors hold one week later than usual, J nd ton, Monelair, Newark, Orange. West with the Governor au additional ienuMntiered that the lipuHjo committee at 10 a. m. ly settled. With, more embltton than unH the other Is that the registry Mats shall Orange, Bayonne, Harrison, Hoboken, momber of the State convention _of_ which in now handling tills mutter of Mr. Stevens also reported proceed TUt) public market ordinance was Came out of his burrow bo verified by a police can vis, the Jersey City, Kearny, North Bergen thft party to which he belongs. Thie bunking and currency nuiy not be the ingB In tho ChrlHtlan Smith estate to taken up on its second reading and Neaih the old worm fence. Bams as is done for registry Jiels for township, Hudson county; Town of bill also strikes out from the pres- camuiltteo (o IIHVI? Jt In charge during secure land to widen Ocean avenue at defeated by a 3-2 vote. Mayor Now- general elections. Primary elections Union, Weehawkeh, West Hoboken, ent law the requirement the State tno*,M,xt Its Intersection with Lincoln about corab and Commfnaioner Flock sup- The day before he retired now held on-the fourth Tuesday West New York, Trenton, New Bruns- committee-men shall lbe elected at the completed and the deed duly executed. porting the'ordinance, while Commls- He dined on Bumptuous fan of September. Mr. Egan's bill pro-wick, Perth Amboy, Long Branch, As- primaries. It is expected that the work of widen- Fionere AiTOWBmfth, Howland a n i That illmurbed his rest •'' General Markets. ing the avenue at that point will begin WouHey recorded their votes against vides that the elections shall be held bury Park, Morristown, Paseiac City, Finally, another bill by Mr. Head I9PW York, Feb. 6 K And gave him a bad nlgbtmara. the third Tuesday following the Patorson, Elizabeth, Plalnfield, Phil- (S. 66) requires county and city com- nUTTKR—Steady to firm; receipt!!, 4,785 Just as soon as weather will permit. It. first registration day, which comes on lipsburg. mitteemen to be elected in the Septem pnckaSTCR; cre;imery. extrns. lb., 3fia37c.; The regular monthly bills were pass- The Avenel Houlevard ordinance was He looked around in wonder iirsis. BSfl3So,; Beconds, 20n32c.: thtrda. 2fln ed by the board. withdrawn. Another ordinance of the the second Tuesday in September. Mr. Read also provides for a change ber primaries, the county committee L'Tc; helrl,' eXlrnB. 38*4n34'4c.; flrPt». 31a And Haw the shining sun. 'thin means ihat primary eJertions in the method of persona] registration. men-elect to take office on the fol-121^0,; HorondH, 2KH30C ; utato dairy, tuba Mayor Newcomb cailed the board's Haine kind, with some changes, has Then a dark Hhape seared him shall bo held on the fifth Tuesday In Instead of a book in which answers lowing Saturday and the city cummit- finest, 9aMe.', Rood to prime. 28a32c.; com attention to the sidewalk on tho lieihl been introduced and Is now pending And he started on a run. 'tion to Cnlr. 2-'fi27c.; procpun. extrns. 2Gn corner. Third avenue and Hroadway, September or the first Tuesday In Oc-are written out to questions and theteemen on the following Monday. The M%c. firsts. Bfl!fiKe.[ BecnmiK. 21a?3c.: Im Commissioner ArrowBnilth's ordl tober, as the case may be. voter's name signed when the voter countyicommlttoes aro authorized in Itation oreamcry, flrstn, 24n25c.; factory. where ft m proposed to make extensive nance regulating the fire department He didn't know his shadow, On Registration. la getting registered, Mr. Read would every gubernatorial year to elect State June make, 22nZ\^c; rurrent mnke. flrntfi improvements. He stated In a com was passed by a unanimous vote Thn Thought it WIIH a dog. VSUftSBe,; Bprnnds. Slafl^c; thlrrta, 18n3Oc.. munlcatfon to the board that the pres- Mr. Kulku'a bill (H. 141) seeks to substitute separate blank forms to be.com mitteemen andthe State Commit- pai-kfiiR stock, current make, No. 2, 20H ordinance treats of the overloading- Ho rushed back tp his little home, overcome a confusion that has hero filled out and signed by the voter JQ tee is authorized to elect a chairman 2ny.r.: No. 3. 17n19c, ent building encroached on tin; side- of lire apparatus KUIHK to and now And the Joke was on the hog. to fore existed through some voters the presence of the election officers. and also a National committeeman. CIIEESK-ateady; rpcelptu, 177 boxen; walk, and urged that fjtepg be taken I) res. voting at the primaries and failing to Again, when the voter cornea to vote t'tntp. whole milk, speclala, white, winter to widen tho sidewalk before improve In supporting tlin amendment Mr. Well, an old man soon saw the act Ib., IGRlHr.; hefd. l7Wal"c.; colored, win nients were started. The mayor's ArrowBmlth said that the West End get' registered for the general elec- ho would have a certificate which the Asbury Park Carpenter Dead. ter, lfialti\c.; held, 17*4al8\4c.: avera«p But didn't know why he ran. tion. The bill provides that no par-voter would be required to sign and Alfred IJ. Clayton, for 31 years a run, whUe. winter. iBalSVtc.; held, IT^n recommendation was referred to thewagon not long ago had 32 men on iHt e resolved at once i shall be allowed to vote at a resident of Asbury Park, died yenfer- I8V4C.: eoloradL winter, 1Eal6^c.: heid. 17^« city solicitor, city engineer and degoin- g to a fire. To be th« weather mad. the signature on this certificate the lS^c.: under (trades, 14«14%e.; atflto Bklrns partment of streets. UldB for erecting a bell tower fully primary unless first duly registered the election officers would have to com- ay at the Morimouth Memorial Hos- hfW. t>prcln)B. Malic: fair to choice. £»4" for a general election. The fact that. pare with the voter's original signa- pital, thin city. Suffering of cancer, lie.; uniliTKradea. 2a3k.. William J. Stnythe, Jr., owner of theequipped at the Byron onfiim> house To every one he met tl»e voter is so duly registered must ture and certify on the certificate that for which he was operated upon threo EGOS-Firm: recelpi". \3,(flh csa*s; frenh Press building In Third avei.ue, called were opened und action deferred for This ts what he'd eprlnf. years ago, and critically 111, Mr. Clay- Rathorcd. extrns. do«., TiaJSc; extra firsts the board's attention to the conditions a week. There were three bidders, as The ground hog saw his shadow. 2iia;Y.'tc.: firsts. af»a»He.; «i»conds and low- follows: Charles H. Hobrough, |449t IMWMWHVVIWI % 'ton wart taken from his homa to theer xrades^ 23;i24^c; beld fresh, "15«SCo.. on the other side of the street. He Six cold weeks to spring. | hospital lost week. He was 64 years dirties, 17al9c.; checks. 15al7c: refriRi-ra- urged the board to take action at theCharles N. White, |751; B. B. Storm, ] old. Mr. Clayton wan active in poli- lor, flrstP, 19^n20c; lower grndca, 10al9c.. name time to prevent any new build 1576.20 and %580. Because a foolish old man ] ties as a. Democrat and worked for ntnto. Pennsylvania and nearby, hennerv Lewis Alley Is to be changed to Saw what be did not uudwrtund n-hites. Rnnd to larfie size, S')n32c; d«rPC' nga being erected unless they were ] a number of years an a member of ilee. etc.. !5a29c,; hennery browns set back to present line of MB prop- Lewis place. The request wae mnde Our family ts abused i ; the Democratic organization in Nep- i 28a£9c; gathered brown and nifxed colors erty. Mr. Smythe said that he allowed by Washington M. Lewla, who will paj All over this broad land. !', tune township. Seven years ago he 25a27c. an extra two feet of walk when he the cost of printing the required ordl Special Bargains HAY AND STUAW-Stendy; timothy nance by law. was made delegate of the Asbury Park new. R0r.nJl.fl6; shipping. 75c; clover, 7ba built his building. If Teddy was not BO busy carpenters' union and held that posi- Keeping out of public sight, 86c; clover mixed. 75c.all; long rye atraw. The-tax matter of "Peter Kettiebaum tion af the time of his death. Besides W, small bales, 5r. less. OCEANICJJEWS I'd enlist his gentle help Saturday Only a widow Mr. C Jay ton la survived by POTATOES-Wpak; nermiida, new. bbl . was referred to the solicitor "and fi- To set our family right , three sons and a (laughter. »:i'. r.o; M:MIH». t.iu:. SI 90nZ; Long Ifllund nance committee for adjustment. MIRR Margaret Widley, daughter of* %i. 25a2.75; state. SI .8C&1.90; western. SI 40« The board passed the bill of the 1.S5; swci'tn. Jersey. bn«ket, S1al.4O Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wldley, was ten- May be I could Interest him > . Navesink Debate Postponed. IAVS J'Ol'I/nty-Fo^ylB nnri chlrken* Ocean TownBhip committee for twodered a HurpriHe by a number of young By trying a little ruae. nrmer: chUkon«, Ib, 15c: fowls. 18«4c : years rent of detention hospital. Chair- friends Tuesday night in honor of her SINGERS' 5c, loTand 25c STORE A debate which was set for February roosters. lie..: turkeys. 19c-; eeese, 15c.; Endeavor to Imitate the call T man Howland reported that the com-11th birthday. The evening was i 3rd by the Nuvesink Improvement So- ifnckH. IHc: guineas, pair, «5c.; pigeon*. Of a royal old Bull Moose, ciety at the Firemen's Hall, Navo- 30c. mittee was willing to release the hos-pleasantly Bpent In singing, playing 184 BROADWAY sink, was postponed to February nth pital at the same price of 075 pergames and enjoying music. The party The deception might fail ; ; i at 8 o'clock. The question up for de- Live Stock Market*. year. broke up at il o'clock. Those pres- And my plea be Ignored, ' 1, bate Is: "Resolved, The UuJtod States Pittsburgh, Feb. 8. Commissioner Arrowsmith reported ent were: MIBBCS Grace Van Nest, So I trust to the columns CATTLE— Receipt* Uptht. mnrlU't »Ic»,w. that considerable hoee was damaged Everybody Come, It's A Big Chance to Save Money. should make no charge? for the UBechoice, l8.B9il8.8e; prime. $R W&S.30; meiltum. Eleanor Van Brunt, Bthel FreltaR, Of the Long Branch Record, of the Panama Canal by the coastwise J7.66n8; good, JT-fiPaS; fair, SI.SOHT.M): enm- at the old Howland House lire and of-Mary and Anastanla Noonan, Eva, Jea- Enamel Dish Pans 10c vessels flying the American flag and moti, J8.25iifi.W-. common to prnod Tut huMc fered a resolution directing thf; clerk sie and Margaret Wilson, Marlon I wish you could banish S3.5Oar,.T0; common to Mood fat cows. £4H to advertise for bids for furnishing carrying merchandise grown or man- fff *("«?3O fh f?fi*> Knlin, Vera Hennessey, Anna Skid- From mountain, plain and bog Enamel Coffee Pots - - - - 10c ufactured hi thin country." The, so- 2,000 feet of two and oiir« half inch more, Olive Burdfces, Nina Cottrell, That decrepit and ancient joke 8Hr.i-:i' Hacd] It. ilrm d fair rubber hoi-e. The bids will be* opened Enamel Water Kettles - - - - 25c ciety has In the past flone a groat mnrkt-'t sit•aii v: rnc«li> to or < H»tht, Lawrence I^mlg and Qeorge Widley. "This weather Is on the hog." work. It has furnished entertainment market si Rfl rlin«I w«th SiUn;2>. Feb. 19th. Rev. Robert M. Labaree, a Presby- HEDGE O. HOO, JR. Kuoil mlxe ll. fair i It 7.»a I Commissioner Woolley, for the de-terian missionary from Persia, made 18 in. Emb.oidery 10c yd. ! for the young folks in the vicinity 5.2fi; rlilb ( ••union , t~. r^u and h&K bws the means ot getting lambs, 0R( .ll i; vt al cul via, t?. partment of streets, reported that Interesting address on his work Arr»ntt»Moor« Nuptials. Big Variety of Laces, all widths and kinds 25c yd. ,<:ood roadu, sidewalks and placing on :m signs of all thp streets In the lower V&rkerfi. %H.:£ 1 SLS as the weather wan fit. Good 25c Brooms - - - 10c l»art of the township of Middlotown. I.4U. piKf, is 40: I'OUKII! Commissioner Flock repurte^ that school Wdnesday morning and at the residing fn this city, became the bride There will be no charge of admittance tUKR. HAJO* several broken pipes had been replaced ulftr weekly meeting of the Ladles' of Louis F. Arrants at the Star ot to the debate on the 17th lngt. with tile ones In the ocean front fm- Aid Society at the church house on the Sea Church at 1.30 o'clock $uaday Mother Tongu«j. Wednesday afternoon. j afternoon. The ceremony wafc per Also Thousands of other Bargains^ to numerous to Hopefnl--I>nd, what is meant by the Paving Ordinances Taken Up. Several firemen from this place at- formed by Rev. William P. CafltwelJ, mother tnngnp? Parent—St'sh, my boy. (ended the annual supper and dance DD. L. Miss Margie Murphy, of New mention but worth double what we ask f< r them. Iton't itut bur.—Stray Stories. The West End Court exteneion was passed to its first reading by a unani- of the Chemical Engine and Hose Brunswick, and Wilbur Warner, of CJIJBB PAY Company at Eatontown Tuesday night this city, were the attendants. Advertise in the Daily Record—It pays mous vote. t.ONd BRANCH DAILY RECORD THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1913

yiiiUv to i'r E&ttcntown, died IM , morning at Great Price Slaughtering In IUHIII IK H MM! of "HIIIP on the wrlat" felnlng Insanity Hi- huu pmiHkin at 7 Uti o'clock at tha Hysiop residence, LadlM' WallU White and Color Is In Great Danger. in tb« local leudere. ' Be food for innil> a fteik itmt not ev In Whltr ntm*t H« wai in hU 41m «d told al $100 and »i 50 l)v. ThompBoii has I»II H tctlv* Is «fi ttt H drink of WHUM- for the past six ywtr and had been ufllirit-il will) tu Our Women's Coat and Hcjjuhliciin poHtlefl for the past Mix dtt>n. Tm>HUtty h« bwaoie violent and herciiio^ln for a mnnbe'r of y*ar« 49c or Mm yearn, and m Ihe lam prlm-jwu pluivcl In • straight jarkct had bttsii cell lined to MM- house ft'•'"'GOULD BE INVADED EASILY. (try win B hard worker for Ll'wU H- j Authorltlot an- not latHflfil .<,. Inthe pu.»i three ur four mln ii»« Ladl«' Walna While and Color r Thoraiiaon, uiconipanyluK him nil uvur me maun Iti.Biilt) Two wwka ano nio>h IIIH wit"', there are two surviving s " Suit Department •d loifi at m. the country He has nerved about Kldillr appear.d niilie robust Today ^HBl,!,,. KlliuWfh and Bllen. and jAilW t pub)i,h,r, ,n L.tl,r ,„ Con thrtH' brothers, Joseph and William, of j four years a« Colloclor or ftcil Bank ' „,, had to he iiippurtod to Itrn lit y«»», Talla How Thia Country, Me la married and about 4» years "Id I room. When aaked to ntiuiU np ond If Katontown. and Robert, of Mmttwan 156 BROADWAY lie la u prominent Muon and KniKhtu '(„. |,,,,| anythlim to my he nmrfo no MM Sarah llytilop, tht< mother, 1B a Which la Par B«hmd In Aerial Mili- INTRODUCTORY SALE ,of I'jtlilas member Ills horn.) la In | respolim. Tim i|uwt|oa .,f IIIH „, resident of Ksiontowu. tary Equipment, Could B* Dvvaitat- Front Mtrt-t*t in the. !ai'K«' utruc i v will iu- netOM Whan he reaehen At one time Mr. Hyitlop wan one of •d— No.d $10,000,000. QV THE LATEST tare formerly owned by tha John Ah. Trenton. tho must active, townsmen, and took bolt Worthily estate Health's beinp, Paul Pram In, colored, who adniUlffl mi Interest In tho development of the r*ollector, Dr. Thompson 1B n d initial AERIAL ffiteriiiK Green'H Third Avenue Il«t"l iwiiBhlp He was afflliutfid with • FLEETS AND EX- Nemo Corset INJURED IT th n lurji*! practice mrt Ealontowii, Nti. 4,383, F. of AM (hit* city, on Ihe niRht of November PENDITURE3 OF I3OV- i:Sth last, when Nlrhoiun AI&c-Donald, and the Chemical Engine and Tiuck I ERNMENTS. $ 3.OO of Lake wood, WHH held up white In bed Co. Umii these organisationH will at Hii ,^Hi . VZ Jril.OfKJ Tbe value «r a good imtuieil tuiitfl I % 4—A far better corset than la •evered. It wag a complete wreck, acted nt Hit; meeting of HIP MouinouUi Domlnick Bpnulo pleaded guilty to Oreece ... 10 0 usually cold (In other may be ruteA low by some jieo)i]e, \m (;,(|. ,,i,t 0 H(1.O,K> There wrre four Un«an*n on the con-Poultry Club, of Red Bank, held last asiinult with plutol on Henry CoBhland i ..... 9 Elastic gore9 struction car, three of whom were sc night In their hetidquarterH In the Redat Red Hank on October 15th and wanimiii.v writers have attested iu Worth r Spain li 2 IS.SS0 makes) at double the price.. in no measured terms. United States, ti 1 n«i.'«-i make tho ex- bad(y iajured that they had to be re Ilank Motor Hoat Club house, in Union remanded for sentence tilt Thursday P tremely long The "Lasticurve-Back" ipoved to their Hornet in Keyport They strt'el. A goodly number of members next. It IK nut surprising that CUarlta skirt flexible j ifS^ K'ULM \ - consists of gores of elastic **ere Edward Coward. George Kipp am! w«* present find an enthusiastic sea- William Hanks pleaded not guilty l^iml. should have said, "A laugh is In an open letter tp congrt'SH, cojik'S worth a hundred groans lu any uinv and comfort- / I-nsUkcus Cloth exttntliug be- <:••{>!>• <• HutHh They were cut and sion was the result. to keeping; a disorderly bouse at 14 of which were «eut to each member of able, and the (_>^>S\\\ wit f 1 low the back steels and laced William Drown, of Riverside avenue, Central avenues Ked Rank Trial kel," but from the lips of tlie Honibei the Benate and htuitiu, Alfred W. Law- elastic won't l \\'li 1 1 bruised about tiu> face and body. For- ourln v ( p Ciirlyle oiie is scarcely prepari'd to to the end. tunately all escaped without broken ^ l ' president of the dub, andFebruary 20th. son <»f New York, publisher pf Air- wear out. tj \ V «1 / member of the. executive board, Frederick Knick pleaded not guilty bear, "No man who has once heurlUj craft, one of the foremost mlvocaten of If» NEW! Thl» 1B an extremely long cor- bones. nud wholly laughed *an bv ;iitu«cihn No. 322-low bu.i ^-—\ 1 \ \ % i p.pt that is entirely comfortable. The cause of tbe common in being stated bo was not in favor of a nu-in- tq inserting hi« wife in Marlboro town (iviuUou iu this country, calls ntteutiou No. 324-medium " ber holding two positions, and tender •hip In Mnrch 1011, and wan released or In-eclaimably b«d." to the lamentable ami daugerou.s posi- Tbe modish in-filope. Buburu Investigated. When Inquiry was made It was Douglas. Jerroli) who hutdl\ $3.00 ^\ J J jm^ thta'afurnoon at the Keyport office of ed nig resignation us vice-president., mi'ler |70u ball on February 20th. tion of tho United States in the ad- style with perfect, ease. Two recommending that ('apt. Ho well be William Daley, colored, pleaded not stated ttmt "what VUH talked of as the vance of Ibe new Hdence of flight. Latest Nemo . models; tho Traction Company, H was said tbe gulden cbiiln of Jove was iiotUiftg umi-t invention. Of N 322 responsibility, while Uelnti considered, appointed to IIII t he vacancy. Capt, Kullty of carrylnK concealed weapons "As I write," lie says, "thu United fine, strong C M&m " No. 333 with low butt t^ tlf. Howell IH an enthusiastic, .poultry fan- In .Shrewsbury towtiBhlp on December tlitiu n Hiiccession of laughn. a r*jtrtnnnt Htates of America stands thirteenth *HI white couti 1; [T had not been placed. tier and wai assistant superintendent !<• Mcnle of merriment raaebtug from AST FrMRV^'Rfihc! Improved Self-Reducing front, 7th. Trial next Thursday. the llht of governments that linve made sizes 20 to 36. y in.FHs'nUci'Nb] l^astlkops Hoee Supporters. Of uf the Inst Bliow held by the club. The /Vntonl Robino pleaded Kuilty to car- eiirtb to OlyrupuH." oxpeaditureu for the purpo.se of uerln] Great value! HOTEL LICENSE TRANSFERRED. flnr white coutil, sizes 20 to 36.. resignation was accepted and Capt.|rying concealed weapons on Octob "I am persuaded," wrote I-.-uircmc development. Oblnu ranks still below llownli was elected to the position, j 2Oth. Trial next Thursday Stt'i-ue, "that every time a man - miles us, but so pitifully infjigiiiliciiiit have —but much more so when he IHMV-M John W. Wilson Succeeds Fred It has been found that the work of, Johu ilooney pieaded guilty to as- been the American appropriations for WOMEN'S $10 ALL WOOL Dresses, a large collection Luther at the QermanU. (| it adds -...ni<-!hliiLr to UIK fniKUiein of * la»ult upon a woman child, Johanna 11 thi^ work that -China could overtake of sizes, styles and colors, at „, $3.98 and $4,93 The license- of the Germanla Hotel, Ist club were too arduous (Jllbuly, in Millstone township, March lift-. and go beyoiul us hi H day." South Broadway, this city, hold (y i for the present secretary, Frank H. 15th, uini WHH itHnased uptler $700 bail I-jiHt uf nil may be cited the verilici Mr. Lawson states nt the outside his Fred. Ji Luther, owner of tike prem- Hodget), to handlq along, and Howard for trial February-80th. uf Oliver Wendell Hohuus, given ivltli opinion that "the time has now nr WOMEN'S WINTER COATS, $10 and $12 kinds, warm A. HodgeiB WHH appointed assistant ises, this morning wan transferred to Two More Prison Sentences. h!a own inimitable burner. "Tho vhit- rived foj; this nation to start the con- and stylish, at $3.98 John W. Wilson by Judge John E. sfi retaiy. OUB tumult <>f ii Iiiugli. 1 tithe it. is tin-struction of a gretit nerinl fleet both for Jjuni's Haney, a New York young mob Inw uf the feutuies, ami pruprM.v Foster at Freehold. Mr. WUHOII, "who Considerable routine matter* were man, who wan last week convicted of offensive and defensive purposes, In WOMEN'S COVERT COATS. Popular for driving or resides on Llpplncott avenue, htm transacted. President Dr. Kdwln the mtigistrate who remis tbe riot act." fact, In view of the great progress of Field was unable to be present at thecarrying concealed weapons, was sen- —St. Louis Republic. auto wear, worth $5, at 98c in'.;ii in charge of the Gerroania cafe meeting and Hirst vice president Chafe. i.-nr,MI to not more than threo years other nations along these lines, further ever fiinee Mr. Luther took possess- E, Hendrlckson, Jr., presided. Clialr- and not less than one nnd one half deloy on our part must be considered ion of the property, Befora taking y«ar« in staie prisoi,. Hancy last week When Jenny Lind Saw Niagara. little short of criminal negligence. De- MISSES' SUITS WORTH UP TO $10, a large assortment 1 iu:iii Hi ii'ii ukhun appointed a commit A piece of verse by Kllzahetli Stumt ih' position, he wart In charge of tbetee, conHiBting of hlmnelf, Frank declared that he took the weapon lay in Jeopardising the best interest of of styles and colors, all sizes, at $1.98 riu-lpH Wind records an Incident which our people »nd of the nriny and navy e at iae Columbia Hotel, owned by j SSfm HowSd 7 Hodgers, John | found on him from a companion who the late Councilman Joseph N. Flan- ; Ycomnns and (ieor. ha.d. bficomtj litioxiqatjed. An officer. happened when Jenny Kind wns vlfdt- in purtlculnr. For every year we di'lay T. UnttJii, to • in* America. After the Swedish niuln- AN ODD LOT OF CHILDREN'S COATS, all sizes and itake a trip to Asbury Park tomorrow I however, told another Btory, stating now two years wH! Iw required later lnat tno rfi inpile had won the hearts of n viist to overtake tbe mitiona that now lead kinds, worth $2.00 to $5.00, at 98c The new proprietor o fthe Germania ;n |g),t (O confer with Publicity liirec-' volver waa found on his per- 8on> Thibllc find "not only praise of the slug- ua onrt are Increasing that lead with is an experienced hotel man as well|,or j) ^ Denegnr In regard to the! °eaides keys, a dark lantern, ofll- w, but friendship for tho uoble wounin. bat 8 etCl every setting of the sun." as .TonvefBant with the cafe end of tho |mft ttPr of nolding the next show in the | "t* L P li:ul ni'uwn strong among tiio Ameil business. He was formerly Identified John Brand, of this City, was sen- United States Should Spend $10,000,000. casino, of thai city. cfins It wan asked: captured Bulair, aud ahe now advanc- wfth the oy^l business lu Now York It is not the u>«1re of the club to tenced for housebreakluK to six months How lionpr her? By what f»h Hlwlit or Mr. LawBou'H estimate of the needs City. HB aame here suverul yearn ago iu the county jail, Two indictments of America Is nu iiuiuedluU! flpptoprja1 ing on the town of Oallipoll, with a hold the annual show outside, of Red way ? fair prospect of taking it. blghly recommended, Bunk, but it w 111 be impoHfclblM tu hire were returned agalnnt him, one fortihow iwr Niagara on a rainbow day. tion of $10,000,000 by copgroas for nu it place i n :•,.• cnouKl) to accommodate entering the house of RoBalle Moore So Hhe is shown among a curious ftdequnte aerial fleet of both aeroplane* tht- exhibits. 'It the show is hold in and the other George C Lane. It was ;nuttitU(ie approaching Miu marvel of nnd dirigibles, besides the necessary i Aslmry Park this year, it will prolv claimed that Brand wait in liquor when iiirti'vols—the voice of the enters, tlie personnel, the rcuioval of duty from IE CH IS PAYably take place during lie committed tlie offense. rttlco of the woman, meetiUK us tt were foreign airships (rigid, dirigibles) for THE TURKS BACK LDOIES ARE AGAIN week. Orville Wright, colorud, pleaded not in happy praise of God. She g:izod two years to stimulate their Importn- awestruck and sank ou her kneev in tiou, while uiniutainlug « heavy tariff prayer. The people prayed with her, on ueroplanew nnd otherwise ntlmulat- :ind tltose who were not moved by theIng the manufacture of both, types hi Capture Four More Villages— majestic Bplendor of nature to worship this country by subsidies nnd govern- tbe infinite, yet, us Mrs. Ward sny#. ment, purchases. Turks to Treat With for mtiny u day tbereafter thought of "Germany," be Rnys, "leads the coun In the fifth bowling match rolled 'l.xl aiid 9f Jenny Lind kneeliiiR huni- Ids of tho world in govei'mnimtul ex- Them Alone? Uils Btasou between ihe Looiea of tho \t\y tliere—Christian Science Monitor. penditures, having expeuded to date Red Bank Y. M. C. A. and tho Mon- approxlmiilt'ly $10,000,000 for npv<»nau- London, Feb. 6—A special dispatch 'mouth Bowling Club, of Elberon. this I equipment. this afternoon from Constantinople ^ty, which took place last night on Merely Climate. said that Mahmud Shevhet Paaha, the Klberon alleys, the Loole* wore The American visitor wandered down Asserts Possibility of Invasion, vict THEATRE i into Htiuny Cornwnll. Seeing some piir- lerniftuy. for instance, could play Grand. Vizier of urkey, iH conducting **"> secret peace negotiations with BulKur- KiU es. Tho series now stand: Loo- j tlculurly liu'Ke cliv.vBiuitheniums in »li.tvoe wilb tills country if war broke ps won 3 matches, Monmouth Club" New Broadway ::iiii«.'u, lie knocked nt the coUugo door ia. The. dinpatch stated thfit TurklBh |, out today. Yes: within thirty dnys 2 matches. Matinee Daily at 3. Evening Continuous From 7 to lip. m. and exclaimed to th^ grower: it could have within our shores nnd peace envoys we to be sent next week to Sofiia, and the negotiations would The scores laut night were not ex- •Tioe flowers these. Guesa I'd like right over our heads at least ten gveiit tra larRe and tlie third and deciding lo kuow how you t;row 'em." ormorclnd air cruisers of tho Zeppelin ,e „ u?^n Vey ,,^" »u gar a, ex- c udin th other B id game was uncomfortably close. A re- VAUDEVILLE AND PHOTO PLAYS "Oh, cUiuate," replied the yokel. ana Schuettc-Laui types «nd -00 or « « ( »»»*• \ ™ J turn match will be rolled'at Red Bank ''And them great cabbages—what more of tbe lntest pattern w« aero- that the oh^ci of Mahnrad Shevket in tbe near.future. makes thorn prowV" planes. How? vou ask. Tbe easiest Pasha'8 v*«»l to ^hatulja' yesterday to meet SPECIAL FEATURE SPECIAL FEATURE "Just ••liiiMih:." declared the Corn- possible. 'These ten Krent ataJX *****& Bulgarian offl- Trenton Strike Settled; Worker* Win. wall mau seriously. TR could be accompanied ncrosw Trenton, Feb. 6.—The strike of tho THREE DAINTY MAIDS "U'm! Away in New York about nit the ocean by a flotilla of steamship* 1,500 porcelain workers which haw wo grow Is skyscrapers. Only lout with supplies, just as a fleet of imvul Sofia, Feb. 6.—A semi official state- been inprogress here, the past two year a fifty story building spi-unif up vewseln are accompanieil by colliers ment was given out today that the Those Dancing Girls 1 weeks, was settled today when th» like a mushroom. It grew up BO quluk iltd Hupply Hhlps on tbelr ion- voyages. , Bulgaria^ operations iu the Peninsula arbitration committee made their re- that ii hnd no stairs or Uft.'W ".They could be reprovisional, V9- of Gallipoli were succeeding even be port. Both eldee had previously MAE CLARK ALVIN & KENNY \iiil tho yokel stared ngbast. gasollned and with hydro yond the hoped of General 8avoff. The agreed to accept tho findings of ii. • "How—bow do you get to tlie top. gen gas aa often aa necessary en mvihe Bulgarians today occupied the villages arbitrators. The committee recom- SINQINU COMEDIENNE COMEDY ACUOHATH tUen?" by those supply ships and nfinln Iu- of Mereste, Bulair, Charkeui and Kav- uk an d th( mended that alt workers return to "Ob, cliine-tt—]u^t cllme-it!"—I-OIHIOII numerable times while itaufflng off - - «»"'•« Turkish army in work at seven o'clock tomorrow morn- Answers. our very "«liores, say a hundred miles tho penlueula, 40,000 men, was said to be ing, and tho strikers were given prac- KNISE and DUNN away and out of night of our forts antl' retreating in disorder toward the tically every demand they struck for. Refined Entertainers Strange Meal* In Disraeli's Novels. fleets. Thfiaa airships, which hnve a Marmora Coast, where there are Ot-including wage in crease, arbitration Some of the .ineitls In L>lsrneU'fl nov- radiim of notion of about 1,800 miles . toman fortifications. of disputes and practical recognition t-ls are uf a decldely. burbiu-ic nutujc Hid are capable of staying in the air of the union. EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION EXTRA Not in»ny of us nowadays would care for forty-eight hours without tlie ue- j Berlin, Feb. 6—A special dlppatch to sit through the dinner described In sity of baviug to l>e restocked with from Sofia to the German War office, LEWIS BATES and CO. "Venetiii." which opvned with "an pisotinc or liydroRen, could flout over offltiially announced that the Bulgari- Advertise in the Daily Rec- uniple tureen of potage royal, with u our forts nnd fleets as though they ans in the Peniuaula of Gallipoli had t&. It will pay you. Comedy Sketch, "IN HIS MOTHER'S SON" bnneil duck swimming In its center. ever existed nnd find tbeir way right j " Tlit'll citma a huge ryawt pike, llauk^l > tbe very hearts of our great cities. on one side by a leg of niutturi nud on COMING WEEK OF FEBRUARY 17 (be other by bombarded veal. To No Defense Available. these succeeded a grund battuliu (Ire. "It \yould require but two or three of | in which the bodies of chickens, pi- heps Krcnt ships of the nlr to float over j THE HIMMELEIN STOCK CO. Wasbintrtnn nnd lay Its magnificent ! $10 and $12 Overcoats j£Mm 1 rabbits were embalmed hi 'mblie liulldings in wnste. They could j MATINEE DAILY spit-as, rocks' combs and savory balls >6ur down shot and shell—In fact, tons i and well, bede-wexl with one of those >f Ignitiblo exploslven—right over the , PRICES- -MATINEES 10C, 20C. EVENINGS 10C, 20C, 30C, 50C rich saint's ot claret, anchovy and mils of congress themselves, and the ' sweet berbn, technically termed n lenr. at $7.50 i;trang:est part of the whole affair A'ould * • • Tbe repust closed with a dish of i«* our jibsoliiti' helplesaness to prevent EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT oyster loaves and a ponipetone of t. They could come nud go by day or [ larks."—London taandnrd. [•y nipbt without opposition by merely ' Gentlemen! here's a bargain you THE COUNTRY STORE rising high enough. All they wouM A Diary Difficulty. have to do would he to dlsohnrjse their , "Diaries sometimes are a dangerous •ergo of explosives nud return over i must not overlook, come in and see FOUR REELS OF DELUXE PHOTO PLAYS thing."' said a lawyer. "They make our grent fortresses, without fear or terrible revelat^fns. I know a man in to (heir ocean couvoy, reload CHANGED DAILY who said to his wife: nnd repent the operation. them, you'll buy if you do. *• 'Don't you think, Marts, that Wttfc "Jnpan hi even now stealthily collect- the New Year's advent It would tie n IR a fleet of. both neroplanes and dlrlftl- ] PRICES: Evenings - - 10c, 15c, 25c, good thing for us to keep a diary?' bios. Within -one short yenr nlie has " 'Yes, perhaps,' Maria answered, ontdlstanceii us In governmental ap- Matinee 5c and 10c 'but If we registered all our family propriations for nprfmnutVJil work at a quarrels In tbe volume I'm afraid most ration of about 8"to 1." people would mistake It for it scrap W. H. Woolley & Co. book.1 "—Washington Star. North Pole Discoverer Operated Upon. | Washington, D. C:, Fob 6.-—Rear Ad-: Largest Exclusive Men's ami Boys' Store on the Coast Musical Lead. mlral Robert B. Peary, discoverer of A bar of lead muled to about JW0 tle-the North Poln, 1B ill in his apartments KT«ee |>einw zero gives out -when struck here, followiug an operation, the na- 181 Broadway Long Branch a pure nrantoal tone. ture of which Is not disclosed. tOKO BRANCH DAILY RFOORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1013. 8EVT.N

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Cookmon and Grand Avenues A \_ Asbury Park, JV. X EXTRAORDINARY^ANNOUNCEMENT REBUILDING SALE SALE COMMENCES ~ $50,000.00 TOMORROW STOCK OF A MotieySaving Opportunity FRIDAY i.\ • == WOMEN'S & MISSES' FEB. 7th Unparalleled in the History of APPAREL AT Asbury Park's Retail Selling WILL BE OFFERED AT Frank's, to Make Room for the 8.30 A. M. Workmen who will Enlarge and Startling Reductions Improve Their Quarter*.

ONE THOUSAND Sacrifice Every Garment of Their Fall and 100 NEW SERGE $4.00 SILK Winter Stock at Prices Much Lower Than DRESSES PETTICOATS Rogular $10 and $16 Values. Soft lustrous Taffeta Silk and Seem Possible for such Superior Apparel Meesaline Petticoats in the sea- Those dresses are made of serge, diagonal and basket son's newest colors. Quantity weave in the season's smartest being limited, only 2 to a cus- 5.90 1.35 •\ styles and colors, all sizes. tomer.

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CHINCHILLA, CHEVIOT & BOUCLE $15 Serge and Silk Dresses, correct 25 Suits made of Men's Wear Serge and This lot includes many of the season's . dress for street wear. All sizes. Whipcord, Plain Tailored or Trimmed. i «7« smartest styles, and is without a doubt the f 7.50 greatest Coat value of the season. Mater- i $20 Silk, Lingerie and Serge Dresses, ials are Boucle and Chinchilla Mixtures. ' Cheviot, Whipcord and Serges, Tailored ) numerous smart styles to select from. 9.50 and Trimmed models in prevailing colors. ( $36 Crepe Meteor and Char mouse \ Dresses, suitable for calling and evening I Fancy Trimmed Broadcloth Suits repro- wear. ^ , j duced from foreign models, that originally 12.50 sold each $35 to $50. [15.00 $50 Oharmeuse, Evening and Semi- REBUILDING SALE PRICE Dress Gowns. The grandest collection of} models shown. 16.50 WAISTS AND BLOUSES REBUILDING SALE PRICE Accumulation of 500 Waists, Marqui- REBUILDING SALE PRICE sette and Lingerie, including Peplum COATS & OUTER GARMENTS Waists. Regularly sold at $2.00 to $4.00. 75c SEPARATE SKIRTS $4.84uLinen Tailored Waists, Embroid- 28 odd Ooats, full length, in the new ered and plain white, also 20 models in 2.00 shades, correct for street and motor wear. 9.50 Lingerie. 40 odd Skirts in Serge and Corduroy. R«g. Prio. $15 } 2.00 $5.00 Chiffon Taffeta Blouses and Mes- 45 Coats of Cheviot, Boucle and Astra ( ] gO saline Waists, showing the latest fall mod- $6.00 Walking Skirts of superior quality. chan cloth, all the latest winter models-112.. ( ZT*^5 ,» els. 2.00 Whipcord and Diagonal Serge. } 3.75 $8.50 to $10 Fancy Chiffon Blouses, $8 50 Separate Skirts in two-tone ma-") Coats of Chinchilla, Cheviot and Broad- ) 1 A 50 handsomely trimmed with shadow laces; 3.95 terials, stripes, checks and imported V A, QfJ ototh, tb. «..on-s ™«t«t model.. ]"£?£ others with Macrame Laces. cloths. J

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Ii—About to start t*own hill. 2.—Go- ing down at full speed. 3.—Balanc- ing himaelt. 4.—A tumble. 5.—Skiar r the bottom or a hill he hullds n badly hurt. 6.—An unsuccessful at- mound of pine bougha. upon which h»; lays a bank of snow Ho rounds «fr tempt to taka a eurva. thu hummock until it looks like a natural knoll left from glacial time** O ba shot through the air ror a Now he is ready for a "try." distance of 100 feet la an ex- By crossing ins akla at right angles perience which at first thought he climbs jjnrne few feet up the hiil T the ordinary citizen would de- ami braces himaulf against a. descent cline. "All right for a c tie us perform- wiih his pole. As soon as he sum- tr," ha would doubtless any to himself, niuns up courage he drops the pole and than he would smile to think that His runners move faster anil tauter tilt they strike tho hummock. At thai he wan not guiit, as much a fool as instant he feels' himself shout into trm others. air nnd land with a audriVn jolt on the Such a man. however, has never snow beyond. He has traveled a dis- learned how to *ki. He has never tance of Rome thirty feet, or one-half f i'i'C'1 tun f«et inio goat's hair aocjkji a foot farther tbati ihe world's cham- mid strapped them fast to a couple ol pion fur the running Jump "with "Hg, narrow, smooth Wooden runners. weights. I in haa u^v.-r arudd i)n I ho brow of a Lief ore his second attempt from h.!l with a IUIIK descending stretch of farther up the hill his instructor will •now tfldw him add let his ski-, KU tell him to bend hln knees more whmo .1 nd as his speed Inc refines till [he he strikes the hummock. In such u if ndse-ape grows na»y and the wind posture he will alight with le«a jar. soCfey the hreaih out of his luSfS he Tiittle by little the ski Jumper in- lm never felt btmaelf rw» into tin nlr When he ta mis on skin his creases his "run" until he viands at t»>dily and for a time sail through is distrtbu d over ten times the top of the hill and takes a Jump ot : uny a" If on WIDKH. In H wurd, he iha area, He m' i vciii ure on itie ninety or more feel without wincing. i...s M'-vcr taken a "Jump with -4km" liuffy surfiU'M i»f nf 5't't (UM sink iiH-t' than a couple of will never lose its strange thrill, for t andlnarlans la tht* horthwi*at#ra inches With «n i» hi>i><4 he would nut the oldest ski man feels it aa keenly -• .tiws came tha tki trmti nJ native .Hink so far. yet, in- :. ht! would as the novice. lund Of Norway an»l Sweden Thu «ded The "A strange lightnens and feeblen«ns brawny desc-.-ndiints of the NornciiK'n •cause nf IIH wide Hunting take possession of your limbs," nnys mingled with (he I'unailtans who canu) .'mnpa nit with thu long, the expert, John A. tn>KKan. At the end of h« understands his mistake. to fasten to the back straps uf the ski. Htump suddenly loom up before him have kept your balance and are shoot- iitTtinsiiln (intdually the ski traveled, ertion, ii nd, should necessity Wise, he Jo rney the iklmai) always ties back In Norway the expert skimen wear The leather had best be pigskin, well while he Is coasting. The veteran ln« forward, while the ten foot meas- KiHiworii, and now It Is to h« uteri by can tneraftM hl« apaad to elgtM mllei thn front enon, so thai they may notaocka of gnat's hair, which are one and oiled, so that It may bend as easily EM Norwegian skiman disdains a staff a.s uring stakes rush kaleidoscopically hy hundreds rii'linx noin«lnnnly through an hour Becauee of UM Hiixii.th bot- Hirnlghien out while they dry. They » half inches thick. NevertheieHs, an tho woolen sock. Then the foot IH effeminate, although he most likely you. At last you catch-your brraUi the w.nt.-rin "n of i'i" north woods tom the nkl nllpn forward nearly a foot art* usually made of ash nr oak, and a American amateur may himself bound to the ekl by means of twon>.-'.I one when be was a beginner. with a hiccough, then, a longer one, The ,ukniiiiii;c of the Sorwi'filan >.l i with ft very step, thus making the guud puit coats abuul 15, out with a pair of ski siloes by means .straps, one over the toe and fastened After the amateur has learned how You are master of the field with u • •v»r tht sni'v.shof of, the Indian Is that natural stride nearly d on lilt*. These Should one attempt ii> tie on a pair of Home wool and some leather and a through a hole bored horizontally to slide along on hts skis without find- Jump of a hundred feet or more to i nitivcn Fti^tef When the nvcrajf aiv Dm t MI ir.mii'. of a typical uki: of xkls to a pair of ordinary walking fi w grains of originality. In addition through the ski, and the other made ing his muscles sore the next day heyour credit and finish the victorious tT.'in staQdti solidly on both feet his Length- Seven feet. shoes he would be compelled to give to bis ordinary pair of woolen socks fast to the heel and tied to the ski in la ready to take lessons in jumping. course In a neatly rounded curve." Basv?balldom Is Money Mad CHANCE WILL HAVE HIS HANDS FULL Faulty Running Costs Players Many Hits >-t-cretary of the I'Utsburgh club, closed money in Um* old world ot By TOMMY CLARK. h. nher of thtof tiie profession out in liatesville. Inrt. ANLV one ball player in a hundred j a pull back. Tne other is failure to urs it you onK dig It up Andi deal by whlrh tie heenme prdBtdaflt Yanks Chase has been under the irn- j Here tie baa rigged up an a¶tui runs properly, and the. average; l.ui'1 the feet out straight, toes in front. and conl rolling Mtnr-khoider ot the OW will Frank Chance fare player could cut ti half second off bis | Instead of a side spread. st wa> io ntuft* \tiur pockets and out as a manager of the New pn :ismn that he Is as great an thecon.sistinK of « hnine plale, a, couple tif "Hft-tj vnuM with 11.900 n«W*i l« PhllllO. II cost Locks close to $11)0.- muiiit^er, but In Chance he will meet fix foot stakes driven on either Hide time from the plate to first base by a "Hall players, as a rule, cut their n'JO to swine that tlt*al. York Americans next ne.a- change In style of running, according* inin tmiwtmU. At li^asi one gains a master nunii In baseball. thereof and with n wire across, the. top, strfJa," says Hosklns. "They pull back Ty Cobh, greatest player of the age.H son? Will he t>« a big suc- from which dungles a large ham. Joeto George HbakJns, trainer of the Cin- their feet aa they are about lo put them impfpfrsinn, i»y reading the newtf- cess or a Oat failure? These quos- IN afflicted with/ "Imldojjiltto." While IF Joe JJenz, the Chicago White .SKK opendtj le-isiwe hours pegging at this cinnati Reds, who trained truck ath- on the ground Inatead of shooting them T> run refusal To mention tht? exact MutiH are now beLn« aah#d by tlic fana. L iiurier who performed with conskl- target. Only his performance In theletes for yearn nt Uueknell university forward.*' u ivf flml Mm Helen Rritlnn. Mini hn demands tot hattins over 400. There is no douht about Chance hav- i-ruble success lawi season, does not 191^ rnm, however, can prove' whether and Tor the Pittsburgh Athletic club. Tho distance from the plate to first <>t the st. l.uuis L'urdiuaiH, pay- 11 I? said lo be $16,000 per yeur, or Hi, IIIK thu ability tu han'lit; a team, a» have control next Hummer it will not the practice bus asstsied him in bring- A half second In favor of efcch run- base Is ninety feet, and th« average .iKef Hifunai.an. "ie puuiiMier vim 000 Hit three avttaona. And the 'I- ..;:;..i 11in record as leader of th« Chicago be his fault, Beht/.TBa butcher boy in ing hume the bacon, i'lease don't tier going to lust base would mean hun- njaynr covers six feet at a stride, which ifK'-tl. llto.ntiu ib keep him Trnin I'each daitjrea a three year cud tract 1 Cubs win prove,' but what about the the off season, wielding tho Implements' throw it. dreds uf more base hits In a season. menus he takes fifteen strides to reach T<> nutrl And Rajah wan v\ hi?n he sign' . material he will have to handle next A majority of close plays at Hrst bast- ftrst HosUins says the runner who -i\ ii riv»- »««nt- th«rnby Itmuw The fever is upon thciu. and Cobb in saaHun ? Coming down to cards and are decided by less lime lhan a half I'tii.'. -hfs fet;t down sideways loses two IjrHUig 'it n-am '. 'IMHIII inui e. fur only iina of many major and minor H'jailfH, there are Junl four ball play- secqnd, a'nd, according to tin; view of inches at a stride, a total of two feet »i,d iiHv-f hpouHht'that much on lean lie l-asi'liall pluyrm who am da* on with ilie fankeee on whom Cliance Old Ball Players Pulled Many Good Tricks the Cincinnati trainer, the mere turn of six Inches between the plate and tho |>.n iriiiik'-t- iMifure I lie CWrajfl' nuuiillns bit; ialarloa Con Pin Mack and the toes of the avernge runner Is' base. will have to depend for the nucleus ot IJ AS KB ALL uf years ago compared he would say: 'Why. you don't dare b el H in- known ihut ll would pay Will Locke showed evldencu of (w»- enough to boat him out ot the advan- Itnb Bescher runs up on his toes, r tioin which haa beqp larking In oilier JI w inning combination. Tha younfj- favorably- with the game of today put the ball near the plate, you bigtage that would make "beating out" 1 ihs*v *1" '" •' i« "i" n ami almur MteiH that corn© ue.\t Kprlng hoping to dub. If you did that fellow could hit keeps his body well forward to carry .I Ml '!>"' \«*r* n walarj or bafeeba.il t-iiou-s when they stattHl thai In tricky plays and fn»t thinking. Cap- hits comparatively easy. liis feet a lung and uses his hands to 1 fill ihe weak sputa will be a Htcondary you with i\ IPJUI pencil.' This generally x r SH iti'n IMI vear ten iiniHt? 8lji>uid h« mad* aUnui ih* tain Anson and Tim Murnane, players null his hody. which Is the style tauglit of the seventies, have always held this, got the pitcher's goat. rloakfns says naly two players In- ihe • • ••. 'iiu-[ thai finiin«-i»i nhooH iminciiHc siiniM paid to niana^-if and National league run nearly perfectly— sprinters. Hosklns sayB The line of plnyers. h'nr, after all. in it not <|uilu The four real ball players with the and now 1£. 11. W&O& of Chicago, a suu- "Or perhaps Tim would be officiating '<,,iwM ib** >ivii.r .»f the NVw behind the plate, and the batter would iiob Besciier nnd Uill Kelley. the I'Uis- llesi'her's body is straight, he lifts h!>» t'U Tf"UJ»a flirts i" boa An^'lri prtsmble Wiat much of it is \irvn* &Sfin\ New York Americans are Hal Chase. sytute Uinplfa In the National league knee to shoot his foot forward, an'd'hB HiH-ry Wiiller, Uuaseil l-"ord and lilr- be sore at him. Hurst might exclaim burgh catcher. Kven Vln OaniiJbell, the rh; II tttuffV during the early eighties, claims the Boston out fielder, and Hans l>obert. does not lift hia other foot high enouffh s something like this: *Say, Bill, 1 hear Anurtt aii8 have beram# accmitomed same I hint in bark'as he takes it from the (ground tnit hi lMn« HuUcea bill tittle good material that young fellow wlio's'after your Jot* I'hill.v'.« third hasenmn, rated among (1 11 ra twdlng wGmn tlra mfliiona winch the taatesi men in the majors, co»Jld ln- ( |fn W . <\i I'rtv \K .i i F-nuli ,.f ih:n on the New York team, and, no matter "| remember "urn only the catcher Is a dand>.' Then when tht- batter vva to cause " l g-"__ -\j* 14 I • til 1 '):(,u- e - n, u-ad Ih"are upent for Ntflroada, sk \ HGTUpun cr->a.se their isj2£.eil. t i\ cipitble Chiilice Iftaj be, h« can-wore a slove," said Wood recently,. "I turning around to groto! at Tim ih "TTFsche"f ~T»'y""riTnriTr)g on his toes a 11 - : . \ I -•'; mi Hi1) lite two tlltt and olhei IHR Hnancial liivi'Htuif nl.H. pitcher .would likely Blip over a strike There are —t-wo faults that runners the time bounces along p.a thnugh on but It sort oT clMn-ka us when we i.sui not make a had ball club a good (MM WHS in St. Loula jat the time, and it . •! IIHI U said i<> li> the aB|jllcation of MIt the strategy This didn't help the batter's mind any have that Hoskins calls attention to. s[ ni nps," says Ho.^Uins. "Klatfoot'i •••* i.;|li *!<*:* til * thai arruiineiut'nts bHvekhiMn mad'-for iv;m considered bahy work, to use a in of |1S.000, In the game - Harrlnfi ChttftCTt* will and you fan rest assured he soon Let uj! One Is shortening their stride by rintj runners don't hava *tluit spring ami < •> r i*nJM*f .•! i •• rm-PlplB will nearlj n to cnansa t• * i• • t• • m glove fn any other position. This made 1 have a rather mediocre taife.ld, made "Many u time » player would go up t< Vetting the forward (no without don't get up as much speed.' i . ii i< -<>\r>x- !•>ih( v three Ren- four major ItaBMB litmehull rlubl m thu cam* a matter of fterote endeavor. one week. Am) during the off aeaaoB • >f liari/eit, Perrish ami perhaps The glove used by tha backstop wasn't Hurst and beg off. Til quit If you do, 1 ;J ':*n> Ii All Cree. who Is In he «li|fte-l from the Tim,' he would say- Many secon ; ,!• i ii i ii-i .-si 1 Will Locke, at tii.it. anything like the one employed today. '' ' Held TliiMw i.s in>i jtii infield In It compared nilher with the old fa»h- basemen'will tell you how a would foi league which, is not superior to this li'iied cricket giQ¥« with little protec- stenler would get murT when Hurst call X 7 nimmUon, and a weak infield is the eii him out on a CIUSB play. Like as not SEVEN NEW BIS LEAGUE PILOTS ' ' L 1 Cti IS/MO tion for tliw hand, hut re-enforced With '.'iicsi lirtndicap n team ran have- the umpire would out with a remark \Y^ITH seven «*ew Mi.maKers starting f Clevelan'l arc not exactly new « id-siwiiy for Cli;mce to HIIOW hjs heavy strips of leather at the finger like this: 'Why, sajL you .haven't g< CAUGHT NAPPING tips. , the IWTS •eaaon in charge of ma- tferu Both vvere appointed last alii I) L> aa ;i nianaK'-r next rseHHon will the ' stjhso of feolmg. You haven't jor league bail clubs there is e»»ing to on after the regular leadetf bad [,' '• .^ : vknlzii..' pei !•>.( :i nNt KilWAl l>ft)ileno, the rifid, noiwithataodlns the pfayeig to do a lot ot experimenting and try "We umpires had to be mighty care- touched the base uven yet.' Then . , - • •! ir- TMoklVtT l (eUII), of both taamt were yellt.-is at htm. Mr build up a I earn If he improves turning to the second baseman. h> he some fun. This would appear to elieved of * tha boss-ship. li<>\\ ful, too, or these catchers would Blip *.nhunce the chances of the veteran tlujy will have, opportunities Lhia 1 ., J IT M.-.I til* kt-t^top" m tin* finally changed his uniform and KOI In iditimiH during Ihe. three \vurs that something over on us. The clever back* would exclaim: 'Punch In a couple nf • ,,-i- • > rift ienll.V trleil Ii his position Jiiat as the umptru anil hi.H run tract hn.s to run be will more his ribs next time he slide.-*, Jim. Then lenders, but you can never tell, htjur s«n (o start with teams of tliair taptiilns were looking over the batting slups used to have a trick of extending <>[ tht' recruits will be in Um National BcteettOH and according to II elr ,<,••>- "i '! b rue*-' trucks. than make, ifuud. he'll know lie's out!' Such remarks an • nder. their glove hand an Inch or so ahead league antl three in the American. pkui nf battle. ti irr* rtinnu Ii :t AquedUl't lint it may l»e that Chance will ra- of their bare mitt. The ball, striking characteristic of the man." -• , .• -i.i> n e It In said the batting streak Dahlen We cannot help but feel thai rt- p'ajma tn ce! ve aid from tht> AI lie r nan league. the hard pieces of leather, would make In the ' senior1 haseball organisation many chantce;-* are going t" >< '; PC |t •• . 1!"... MM, H.id onedeveloped that day saved htm from dis- Kum.ir lias It that ther« is tn be OOD* a Bound not unlike a foul tip. >! •(! .« • t|'l»* cipline. the htg mteruat will be m the tight be- Athletics and Phillies' in iN i i ->rr about i erted action on th« part of toe other "As fnut tips were out then, no mat- R H. Butler, Sculler, tveen Johnny ICvers, who will lend the hunts—this suuaon at !<••• ..> i ; • : : '' i > rare that WHS tubs to place « winner in New fork- ter how many strikes the batter had on Chicago CubR. and Joe Tinker, .who i t '.. •• I >•: !<-n rlei'id-'ii''"(') !in'ti material aa sthef clubs ran him. we hud to hu mighty wary or a H i • -.,. tn has boen syjlt'i ted to guide the Cincin- ; el, rriH . Uittn Used Paddle to Win Title spare, nnd It does not menu tttoae th;it clever catcher might got us asleep and ^ $ Enjoys Rapid Rise nati lltds. Ruth are graduates of the are ready for th« ralnaea, it u> ba sen! claim an out on a foul tip when really Chaiu-e CBle&ffd srhool anri are hated Greater Risks on th?, cti la tan-? to |>AT PAU1N1 won a football cham- to Chance. I-ajoie, tor lnst;iiu M, it IMthe batter hadn't even touched the i V ii'. . ii • i B. BUTLHJR of the fa-rivals Tht-y are likely to lose Hifiht f>t 1.1 fur the aft- pionship with a paddle. id. may be found cavorting around ball.* us A rgon a u t Ho wing club of •- . rht >;••• the other fix clubs in their desire to Baseball Diamrni! ,! •.Mi,g" unei- He used it in the good old fashioned i-nnd bue for the Hit'liLmders next Wood is a great admirer of Tim Toronto and holder of tlie ammeur beat each oilier. •i. Aith a hatway on the players he coached out at llurut, whom lie calls ihe greatest um- sculling championship of the United Miller HugfftttWi at St- Louis, and , -i ^..j, ( . IUWH State Teachers' college. Pat m*ed Clevcli-nd has about tir*'.! of the Mn , pire and fight referee, who ever lived. Statew wan born in Toronto Dec. 29, eorge StalUttffa, at Huston, are thel\*HT are more bapeha to star on the Central High foothali l'r*-nciin>;in MIKI wduiil consider any jThey never officiated together, as Wood iss;.. Butler's climb to fame aa an ex Jured and Inrapiin' eleven in Detroit. Then lie went out sonablo proposition for him. This preceded Hurst, but they haVe bden pert with the osra was one of the haim of Nfitiu league clubs. Of now than twenty or tf niirhe - SlalUnicfe ba>s been a major ngo? • i - i. • • : ,:. HI the euari mostly husky farmer latin with plenty \ lilt heip IH given !>» tellH a few storiea about Tim which racing shell until he Joined the Ar-R ?ague pilut lit'fiire, hut never in Bos- Academically the nnsn ..iv.vered the of hrawn, but r»ther cumbersome :ind |,'hance may have a fair hall team be- might he interesting. nauts In 1909. Two years later he po un. H<)K£lns ^Tets a j^ood team aa a Because there are more p .- * • < 1 n'hd"' Ms first slow in K^t'MiiR started. So Cat Rot ft fore, the seasonseason iisn over, but there is "Hurst went along on his wit and h\nsessed the amateur rowing champio =>g«cy from Roger Rn-pnalnin, but he Hut the point is thai u • • t, • <>n rwachlni paddle and stood behind them, wiimin- no S' K away ft*TI the fart thu nerve," said Wood. "Tim had them ship tltlAH »f both the United Stat my find some dlBnatlflfaction due tocent age of players are l • • f i: Island statloa, i»t*r1nii good solid m-harks to make ne»L>ln help nnd Intu 'f It. combined to a fin* edge, and no ball and Canada rnerly. Th* answer, fm • .-i Me 'MlP"«1t*» *«1H0 them step livply. It player ewr got the best of him on of conditions, would scte ( In 1910 he win A winner at the mi In the American IneRue Prank : • ; . "'H hir* trnlh WFB The paddlf wasn't Quite hi* a*m*f*lj under either point. Tim had It In for thedle srntes regnttn In. Philadelphia a 'hnnce In th« manager who will create cause of a faster game -. • • •• f T ite »<-i")iid lime so the second year as IHKH rotich h* opinion BTOttety pln.ver—couldn't tolerate him. at the Canadian Henley HI 8t, Cathe •Most attention He never led a second entific play. • - - ' • • .t-. .Ht tif Ihe rnrffl>t » blKffor f.ie They wt>r« thus lit-; nno ran tell him howtn play When he wnn umpiring behind a pitch- ines. The MSI year he again won 1; vision team, and New York fans M rs t nnd p rl m a r i 1 y th fr'STty paddtcd Into the stale chnmpion- | True, he i« a wreat fi mt bane- er who kept arguing and complaining the Canadian Henley nnd a!no captun inn't expect him to iin RO this year. close plays on the dJArao Khlp. end w hen the> rfU-bruti^i laaij t nt the on baits and strikes he lasted about flf- tha t'nited States nnd Cfmnriian HIIIK Ilnwever, wtth such excellent teams as eanttataa greater Rp'-' evil with a hnnqtiei Cmrtl PaelBl

ur<>t1 it an ihtriKi* about team play lo" the "."Aw. come on. Hurat!* thr p!trh»*r ed the American i-harof>Uin*hif> xinyx ' *#if *OKft • x(f of OT rx.i U* ~ C- n M\ t f^ "WTi"! i^s'V e &nd' 'p'tt L'liBILH " *jinplu>' ' |Hi J RaT And then what? Will would niiarl. '(;iuin\« the corners any- and the quarter mlln dash to his lint a hustle to blend the Yankees into a shnrpcr curvos. which 11 i promptly fil do siime preal I way, won't victories, wlnninn both events at l Imi dl\iI^«y HTUHI • .quit? iCwr "Hurst's slow grin would appear, and national regatta at 1'eoria, in. dtovali ol at. Louis and iilrmlnghftm more danger. LONG KRANCH DAILY RECORD THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1913 HIKE

l*pii wad* BfPt-ti lii- liO fc| • oi(i|h^r **+* r«l -U>K fhtti HtMiifon u au NATION SHOCKED OVER WOES iiliSr*tffMl ttA, Vtiitn-s I In- iit-ri.Tiii HOW MUCH YOU SAVE iinr nil* pine ei«.- ili*«r to hftn- > .H , - )( FITNESS OF MEN r«p wliHf hl wfl IF YOU KEEP IN TOUCH WITH THESE Tile irt-i ka*t« MM- OF GENERAL DANIEL E. SICKLES -inniltnK by him Htid no o'tit" lml re Offer Aid—His Son Dis- F"or THrifty Buyers. ferreil to. he dtvlarmi. he rw*»(Bib^d Countrynftn. closes a Scandal. lu tlu us bviSS " inindwrltlnir of the so TO ANALYZE MEN'S TALENTS i ifti woman who«p albwid letter* «tid !hoJl> of hi* futherNo her. Stiintiui liu* By WALTON WILLIAMS. tlona felt by all . «m> n n-ii in (he caw. been fdvl out Woman Explains How Blond* Differ N iitt> midftl ei the »a Unua I [irep "I itni iifmid," lie ••Miii. iind I i nt>r\ed the warrRiit of jiirest ami m From BrunattM -nd What Work ' filtltlOQ fur U l t'll hmtllHl Of I Uf I ei-ptmi the bond of $ao,U«i uffere I l>.\ a Huui i eiist* from }ri\ttiK out letiet'M nu C«rt«in Typ«i of Man Art Ftttvd F»r. W. G. EISELE battle i*t -OrttvftlmriE the rountry •urety rnmpHiiy In a perfunctory mm. til ihe housekeeper who squtmdertil OF WM. BRYAN Plan Would Maka AM Worker. Sue- IhUR l>t*«'ll HlUH'ktfd jllld jU K>'l|ljl« I iii'i in (lie tf^iipral'm (mil r The tint my father's fortune is driven from \i\>~ X H E 1 hies tUIK-ht'tt ii.V the |»l .•lilriillU'iit of : dent nits draniiitlr In the cilrfiiM' It home I am fftfieg to m* my Inwyei oaft«fuK—Fourftaualttiat Needed "Florist" the lii-tu of that fHUioua luittle. I watt nimv of it s..«-iiti Hffnii ihnn H about thene -M. i ihreateuinu letter^ To nt the man to the Job and Ihe Job iMirlitK Jiw viH-Y twtllKlit of III* d«- ! ph.VHlciil expreHsloii hy the utale uf its but no niHttei- about ihai. I "hull rtm Elberon Florist CLUB OIG Palms and seasonable cut tlmir until Hint wmaaa l« tor.fi) to lo the man is the aim of Mr Kfttberlue • lining yrtirx, at the eml uf it lift' fur i iiinu-r iigntiiMt (i ti'liipttHl oUl veteran. flowers for wale. Itcyund tile average in tatgtta jtu l."n« I hi* philoKophy uf the doctor there signs for weddfnRK, dlnnera, FUral Trlkuttt ni Flowtn tor til ftnttlel E, Sickle*. Wft» recently tlireiU tnenl poi'KoiiM ;i II over the rtninrry wtrtn-t Attorney (ienefHl I'arfflOdy said shouid in* no railuren aiuuiig meu amiJudge Carey and Secretary funerals, etc. ened with • JHII e*»i,11ntMiietit. TIW f-Hiui* to the front with offer* uf flimti recently that appeals made In betuUf coiiHequeutty noin- auioiiK firms The Occuitm. Film and Plants General assortment of nur- aped veteran, ninety two yearn old and • \n\ Hid. All PxpreKPfd their patrlutlr af Uenernl Hit kles will not isflilpilCf i ijfht mini In lite flRlit place, solves the Cleveland Make Hits With Rented it Reasonable Rates 1 sery stock such UH fruit and or- the inat of tl* •-Vour nytnpathelle HIMI piitriott*- HS prompt and careful attention. Or. Blarkford becdilie known ro New cioua diniiiK parlors of Harry T. Met/ There im the im.st I>I».I:MMEU element [W8.000 by popular •ubwrlptlou, pre»»lon« do Justice to jam* heart,' Shrubs and Hardy Plants always York when ia* iiddrert^ed tin* secoml c.u • Ulobe Hotel. Re-d Hank, under of roiimtue in the \vliuh> «>xpei'ietn"e el I Mont notilhle HIIIOIIK (host- u ho liiiui' Mr CarniiMly SH.VM iu re[ily, "but they 327 CEDAR AVENUE, ' on hand. nuniiHl 'nipctiuu »f tlie Ktflctemy >o tht auspices ul the Monmouth Poultry (his jjrizfcled warrior. Ilia viilor at the| to the aid of the tfeneml wa* Mrsd.o violence h> ih. facts In thi- vnnn, Telephone 627 LONG BRANCH. . U*ty .VI Ulports nbv UIN the super (,'lub, nf that place-, wire the ulile ad- Telephone 659 Long Branch. "peach onluinl" oa the Moody field of ! Helen T>- (.onifntreH, «Id on of the lleneral Sickles is iH'tnif prosecuted by vision of eniployini'Ut in a lnanufiiotnr dreasefl made by Judge Kabert TarH.v. the "Ivil war's greatest rnntliet. hi* jwncrul who !••.! the ntturk minimi. Mn the state of New York for converting I UK coneern i*mpioyinjr Hourly il.iMMt of Jersey City ami I'hurlea l» Cleve- love aft'nlrK, his lliusf ridiih rarcer a* Jor (ienern! Sickle* and WHS driven to (Ms own uwe the sum of *2,'t.»7fV" land, or rthrew*tbur>, SMI retary of the I back ill the fatuous Pennsylvmiin > on (Jenei-Hl Sii-klev wn- ndjudtfed lu- men. i dlplnmnt HIHI hi* Indomitable pride In Aladison Sipiaie Garden Poultry Show. men who were his subordinate-* on (tie .ScU-fttifl' Sele.tl.m and AM»iirninent ! nut. Thier topics were dissimilar, but each battlefield or their sons |,> he unworthy «.f Men In Hie Creation "f An urtfaui I Through Mrs. hi-wiirrttrwt it u- ;t M ispeech was liearttly received ami at SPECIALS Extra Fancy New Orleans of membership In tbe Loyal E^filon. • satlon" was the subject <-f Or IIIH* U | made possible that the 1M>HIIMI fop-* of the 4 lust' the men were forced to hold secret militiiry nrgtmtmtinn, In mil ford's uddreNs, wlikh opened wlili the | the trourtlecrcenerii^inlirht now eonie Impromptu nji-epi ion ] to !,;•• aid. His apiilicjiffui for membership n;js Molasses 60c gal. W'hmi ve I'Hti brine toRfthera urmin Jurtg« (*iiic> is one of tbe moiil wide j This Is the letter 4-ieueral sickles «• met with n blacklmll, I hux foie tle- Granulated Sugar . 4 i c Ib, ftrlvlng him of the privilege of nf men so Mele l DiiHipl E. Blekh*. ::! Pifih A«* se^und time the vetermi had son ad tank, fiilHph'd hi nil (ither units «f Ihe New York Oity: * initfdiine to the I^tyal I.CL-IMD, -but he Srrnnfi snid uttuued t<> the ifiiniunnlty County, HIMI has been a leader in Syrup 48c gal. the Coinmirtnion (Jovernment move- M> MOlll lit KOrr-lWCd M- v.nli llfl'lltl"* withdrew rhe other time, nlioul nltte xpJrit. then we shall hnve t lie ideal nr Shoulders of Lamb - 14c Ib. mm ftirinii i*- H«iurn« w-in^d nf W* he fct.it'* His remarks were veins n|[D. on the ndvlrp of his friends L'aniziitlon fur etticiency." Vurk that 1 will laiuft HW mon&r among illuminated with approjiriutc iuciilenis, the ragged, Jpstlmte. ma lined \ fttftrmiH" Dry Salt Pork'- - 12' c tb, Pure White Wine It seems from the result of |ln» re Man Mutt Hold Four of • Kind- the nuijoriu of a humorous character who followed I..p to iia> the anmuni rl<>- rent ballot thnt tbe anlnicwfty srim-d inanrtpd If ilie N'ew Vork nfflHals «H! HI- •'Knur qUHliticuttoilH are neeensary that nil the mark, with the result that i up in the Loyal Leirion at thnt tlin<- Fresh Shoulders of Pork 14c Ib. tow me fluffl''i« nt time. fr»;- *>ver* position.' s»ld In*. Bbu'kford UK a continual round of laugh- Vinegar 25c gal. W« at* nut wrltfopr trtt*> our history th« has not died in the intervening .vntfM to H Now V«»rk ncwspHper man "They 1 ter. storifMi of the (Jeg^n^rwti flfsicnitanIP "f Many more IKMV ijjpmhfrp li«ve been lire health, intelligence, indusiv.v iind Fancy Eggs - - - 25c doz. The Miih:i'. toward I Lie conrliiKi U of hfi'iii «lrj?.. The repuhli. wtios* bidil.s nccepled In the orirani/.ntion sinr-e 1'Hrj. hon?;'fy. The higher the position die you roiiR-M wllfnol allow your rt^i^t;.- iiis speech, however, turned imo ,< sci- antl necewsarlly they tnusl have W-en ; vait-r the nunibei- nf o,inililir< of "th- ijuiimi'-j general's pwicnl d1fnculti''s. piimistit prophecy in regard lo i-oniinaiidery uf the lejrinii Iloweier. m> men. Men iun«t mm, CUIUIIIJU1 Hndi Cider 21c gal. 307 Bruchport Are. Mrs. Sickles and Htantou. the KOII. tlie prottpoctH and future of ilie. Mori- the humiliation Inter is more keen, if fldmltdBter funiiH. Men nni^t di'vise, month Chili. IIU conHudinK "fintirk the tceneral « Uhed to Hmir iitf'CH^Bti is atttoir- . M. COLTON the old warrior has been rejected abso- quirements of difTVrerif' kinds aspectH of (he. Huhject, the vulue of a Legal Fight. tlon what they want to do or ought tr-\ to the Individual and the do is >impiy appHllliif.' Thes<*, luiviniz With the discovery of the baptism.11 value to the public. He elaborated OB no rlpftnite fltm In life, lieeoirti* drift record of Joseph Vnlifere, » Frpnrh ad- ^evet ill important sur^'ft i< \ ^sovernor in IT88. :jIIii>.niK).(XMi between them, found in the happier. Increasing the profits of their troubles in kespliig cblckeits umi pig- Watch for our ad. to- money which he hud borrowed or enii- parish of 1,'Kticnne de rtcauiuont. in employer and fl'inonstratinw Ihe p^u- iimt cmU'iivoririK to rutsc them AT THE t rue ted in unlortunate business af QueUW; Canada, the baptismal record Mcnl application of scli-utih'c seltH'tion. in the rear of in.-. 4Ox9i- foot lot, which morrow it will interest fairs. Several times recently thegpent of .Joseph Yalllere. •This haft been done ttirOQ&b a jinip- is Inside the city limits. collection of war tropbicK. pal)illii(r<, you. The Volllere heirs, it is said, have erly equipped einpli>yuient ileimrhnent. Other numbers on the program were medals, arms, uniforms and other mo- a P. Store enlisted the aid of t'nited States Semi in charfie of expert character analysts, focal selections'by Heverely W. Browfi mentos which enrich his hoiiHe at 'J:t tor O'Gornmn In bavlnjf their claim in who Interview, select and assign men. itiBtrunifiita! stdections by John Fifth avenue. New York, have been in MRS. DAXIKL K. SICKLES. vestijcateil at AVashiripton, and papers Among the functions 'of this depart- Swiickiiamer. nnd nelertioiiB by the danger of attachment. Each time Mrs. have been directing serious tdifirgtia 1 are being prepared for tin legal Sjfht. ment are the following: Red Hank Motor Boiil Club's ortetie Sickles has come to the nld of her hu* against Miss Eleanor )',:\vl WliiiKTiIni^. "To procure for till positions the very »f young men. Broadway, Long Branch band with mibstantitil Hums, The old the tfeneral'N housekeeper. When StCrs, best obtainable human material. Following the enU rtuininciit, u flir* 7IMMERMAN warrior hart steadfastly renounced Sickles, who WHK tlie tirst OIK* looked CHASES BUTTERFLY A YEAR. tapper, includinV chickon t^alad, fripd Mrs. Sickles and coldly turned from upon ,-ts the one to »nvt* the gBBSrai To *ffrid, .•m:ih ze scieiitinmlly and lecunjmend for employment in the oysters on toast, all kinds' of »and- ^100 B'WAY Tel. 130-J her through the yeurs of their separa- expressed her ftriliitttflUMK HKIIIII to Entomologist Encircle! Globe to Cap- work to which they are best adapted i, coffpc*. etc, were, served in :s tion. A brief reconciliation oeeurroil solve in • trouble idle made, the enndi- ture Bombyx. .Mine. Host HetSg&r'B ininillable Ktyle. 100 S&H Stamps With One Can when Mrs. Sickles ftirtde her last con iinu thnt MINN Wllinerdtnj: nnmt leuve all ihe workers needed. The >tory of n ^.*,iMK> mile chase for The affair wa« in cliar^e of Judfffl trlbuti.on to protect his treasures. the Keiienil's house. She duularoit she •Not only may a man who is a fail- n bnttertiy. wan told recently by Mrs. ClmHtfi K. HendrJckaon, Jr., and wruild sell hor jewels and be^pir her- ure at one kind of work be a succews 5 lbs. Sugar (or - 24c This reconciliation jirm-ed short lived William Oulcton Vance, wife of JIII 1 iodKP« Jind i hey recelvfld DOB* self lo save the wartime hero, hut ahff at some other kind, hut removing Ului because of the rapid niut sensational Kii^lish entoniolo);iMi connected with siderable credla for it H bun BlicoeaS. would not do thnt lo provide tlie cum- tnmi the Influence of a foreman to that developments of Ueneral SleiUes' final tin: French Institute of KntomoloK.'.. U lbs. Sugar for - 17c A&P BAKING Fully H( venty mflf&bsfi si nil iriendu fort of the woman she declared wns of itue who is more eongvilifl] may In- ralamfties. And therein is focused the who is on lier way to New York to her husband's aQdofeg. crease hia etflcieucy 6fl iwr cent. Hr« In attendance. htgffest romance of the warri<»r's life. join her husband. ] (lenornl Sickle* received thin uttl- How to Analyze Men. Among the KueHtH were, three Toms The «'hflrne against him mude by the Mrs, Yaiiffe wild her hits bund wen! Riyer rcsitlenlh, officers of the Ocean ' luatuni frotii the lips of iii son ;md •We determine the difference be- state of New York ti'chnicnlly I*" ibat from Vancouver ^" in ('.'iiiadJi after n County Pouilr> Association. >\••hone POWDER 50c i'thoutrht it over foiwit day. Then he de- Compound Lard - 9c Ib. he diverted to his own private Men up trip «f 33.000 mile*, bewmi solely for t-ween objeds thronirh eompariNon of cided to accept the cnnrlty or his old first show WHH iield the middle of Jan proximnlely $:io.ooo of funds beloujdng he purpose nf ffttcUiag one butterfly, -i/.e. color, form. pro[iortlou, texture, foes Hither (tutu submit, lie shut the uary with nearly 3$G entrifs and close 1o tlu1 stale luonumeiit, ctjniinissiim. consistency and structure. The same dour* of his lidutte n^niiisi his wife n lnn((fnlncflnt, long, red spotted uuyc :o 1,80*1 paid adnusBionn, The quests He relumed narj of this, au.l (lie bal- low applies, to human beings, Obvious- and son. li wns ;i tinttl dhtplay of Ihe cli>)it:iiit t<> the botnbyx family, Del tided Cb*rJes N- Warner, president Jince of Ids discrepiincy nvas approxi- ly the sl«e of body (its or unfits a man ueiieriirs old Iwadiitrniur. wlf "filed which iv swid to be nearly us iiunier of the f'lub and pt'Oprlfttor of TOIUK PICNIC HAMS 12 lc Ib. mutely JSm.OOO when Iho atlorney yen- IUH us the population of 4'hhifi. for :i ;:ive|i kind of worl;. The short, Poultry Kami ;tt ili,n place-; Owen KOOPS& ABELS efnl lost all patiene'e nnd issued a \\-\T- i pride. "We lf;m> Ljeeii butterfly chusiug stout man will not be titled for work ShuttH, correHpoMdlim H^cretarj of thr rant for the jjenenil's arrrst. | The picture »n* the general presoittfil I'roni Pnri* to Kioto." said Mr-*. Vmitfc. cfHiirentiil to Die tali, tlihi man. Itleuds !uh; and Otto ('. l.uhis, rtecretaiy. GROCERS Thin watt the sorrowful blot on a pa] herewith has n sinister nuggpnt$mi in 'and we U'>1 our Hitle Immiiyx in the ami brunettes i|n not liune iu the same Juriiif; the B\cniiiK. Picsidem War irior's record and Hie national unriw view of the n'cent teclinie.-il arrest, but rurdcTi of ;i Japanese ^entteliuui's rosi- manner and incline (•• iHrTerent lin— ier deWvered -;i few remarks. 186 BROADWAY, LONG BRANCH. I in reality if represent* a happy mo- nf work. Blonds, generally speakhiir. of liiH coimtr.vujen that the licro o( U'lice nl Kioto Mfier purauintr him An iinpoi turn iiieetliiK ol the clutj Edward Cats, Gordon Cats. GffttynbUfS Hhouid be inciiri'craied »H ' ment in the (tPiieral'p life, li was Utk w.'lve months." are speculative and oittiml-tic, usnall.\' rt}J be held this '-V.-IIHIR at tin- ii.-;i.l :I felon behind jail bars, possibly to n at a memorial eelebraiioit •--M:.- loild :iii(t KO*td italuieil. often inventive ttuarieis in Union street, wlien it IB I .. ilio there. A wave of indljrntirlon ftvpr ue aco and shows tbe general They like 1. tiiceive tlif plan < »' idea Ilikflv th«t the place for holding the' ,KUcli H prosjiect rose from all ."vw tlw s!^|.-il ,l,y.;i p WAR ON TREE KILLING BEETLE Tlie? !l hlh See our big Ad- next shun will be decided. ' " '" CASS MARKETS country. It was i|u;ckly apparent tlrii j The sen. uhri 1n.liii.' t n con- The secretni'y of ayri culture a.i vertisement for punishment upon the Koiier:il. iml ihfti i sins of ihe IMMT arier thi' recent troll [ism ;Mid tlM ofleil set'iuils iniiul- FIREMEN'S BALL SUCCESS the otfteials were In a pe.-uiiiif p..sl Me, renewed ^hi^ attacks with liercer nouii'-e-* thnt In vest iK'iii"U* cirudnrfcd pd. mHiietiU) es inclined to ^loot Lamb Chops - - 2 lbs. 25c iu UNIT and 11*10 to determine 1 he m>i- lion AH Crovrnior Sulzer e\|>ie«si«i| it, HUger, Hcd^-taretl hi« fnlber had eflf They Mke to « • irk iiftl n ud p<-t-r.•«•! the About 300 People In Attendance at i|itii'?iH mi :in ;tr»'ii xtf more, ihnn l.oim. Ihey bud the deepest reverence muf^d lied on HQ improper lo\ e affair wit ti pbm <•nm-eiv pi I \i\ atORtf other mind. Eatontown Chemical Engine Co. Stewing Lamb - - - IOC Ib. Lenten Specials -nH ncres in northeastern Oregon show- liniailon for the general, bul tli4 The Rank, and surrounding towtts, attend- J well us upon Miss Eleanor Kurl Wil- Ween ifointc on in this area tftfice l!W.. TIIUH Major; (Jen>ral Sickles, th,. unn body IK the r*X|iM'esKton ii f t hi- rtinl and f d the fourth annual supper and; who whipped ft:ir-k the vnttauT lmsts uifM'fiiMp. the tiousekeepei1. He rt!« It WM estimated flint S3 per tent of refiA-1s hi* c1li«r»ictt»r with nlHU|| lifts rianef* held TuesftH.v niKht in Crenrent I of the Confederacy under Major Qfln- , played MM era I letters purpoi tinj; lo Ihe laagppuilp pine on iilHiiit 1,000.(Hi) fidelity." 1 Hall. Katontown. iinder the lUttfflom acres :ind ,V) per Veut of Hie mnturetl 1 ernl I«ona:stive1 af OettysburK and wiio ;!ia\e been wriit.-n by th". -ennral to -Ho d«»•< it t«ke to iiinki 1htrn liH*e of Chemioal Kngiiie Co.. .No. 1. Tht 1 lost his let In thnt enyujri'ineni. wns i the soc(eiyL woinnn. , L : fjfWJyepol.- "1. S'H'.i""' iicn-s of the MSW net receipts were about $150, which Prices Way Down ;ire,-i had been killed, or a tolnl of oref Strauss actuHlly nrreKtecl, For severHl inin- Finally he tlcrlared he would expovp \\ill no toward paying for a nt \v auto Ol Net's ud Boys' Clothing utes*- thimph it was all tcchnicul th*- I Hie <-H-ietv vonian and I'ppnn mm* "t s.(Mm,(O» tree* It wns also ntiaiated •Ah mil onp i ui'inie." 'raa (he reply. mobile apparatus for the company. 133 BROADWAY thnt HO.tMK) yellow pine had been killed hero of flip t-'f'atcsl Ameri'-an battle . the Tort tine wbich turn w|mmdei-**d The flppllcan 1 i- notitt all MWHlf The committee in charge luidu Hut Franhtl J15 Suits and Over- bv 1 hif tH'clh1 nnd thn) thv 1TIniirtTTTi was actually n prisoner •hi iiiiiKim) ppppareri and served, arm-nt" hpoh Iiei" :ill(l «fti«I| nil. ftinperly ]>:s mai iif tS Tti B :in;il.vz>d iris Hhftly coats. Now $10. Sheriff Julius Hnrhunrer. actnnteil by patrinmny in i-oiuuiou « Ith hi« jfoter. WUH ni'ivtim ttouth ami ^nuthenst info w|d1< AMI. ,r terward dancliiK «a» enjoyed until SET YOUR FURS NOW $20 Suits and Overcoats, $14. l fptftidshtp »IIM ihe situte emo- He went HO far as to guy thrent-: hud (he more \ :t!nitbl«' »rre«s «>f yr'llnw t>ine. an early hour -Wcdnesduj morninR The committfe in charge included John Roberts, Meredith Kollock, Asa Before its too late, our Ferry and William P-ilterson. S. GOLDSTEIN v& SONS j Cake and other refreshments left low prices will take them 151 BROtOWAY over from the banquet, will be auc- Moned off at the company's nrehoun*1 in a hurry. H. Goldstein. Mgr ADVERTISE IN THE LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD. in Main street last flight. I,ON: tnANCH DAII.7 RECORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY «, 1013.

CAPTAIN WALSH M'COMBS* LOVING CUP. WEALTHY WOMEN N«rman I, Mi# (»>* Laft) Pr«- Lenten Specials BARES GRAFTING Hnting Toktn to Mr. McCombi ARE DETECTIVES MOOERNISENGUSH .-AT- On Sickbed He Names In- Mrs. Edison and Mrs. Cok DICTIONARY CERTIFICATE PRESENTED BY THE spector Sweeney. fate After Clean Streets. KOOPS & ABELS i - Long Branch Record, Feb. 6. 1913 ICASH TEA AND COFFEE STOKE BELIEVES HE IS DYING. CHEER RESIGNING MAV'OR [ SIX APPRECIATION CERTIFICATES CONSTITUTE A SET Show your •»»ant of tab «»•#• «ducBlional ftpportuaitr »r cirttbif vat Find Thamtatvat In Dramatic Sean* tit* «bov* C«rtlflc»U of Appreciation with Ii»« otbvn of cwmtuthi d«tc«, and Proeinct Commindi' Sands For Whit* prMMtlaf them at thia , «id you will b. pr«««it«d with your chok, mt BM. tht.. book. TEL.. 182 •ion—Admit* Fox'a Chargaa Art Trua. cauao Saloon Oota Lioani*.

New Vork. Felt. M. - Folko Captain West Orange. N. J.. Feb. 0,4-Mrs The (4*00 (Like illustrations in the announcements from day today.) Fancy Norway Mackerel 8c each Thomas \V. Wiilnh, ucrtwet 'i'hoiii;i^ A. Kdlson. wife of t'«e fnven N*w h is the ONLY entirely NEW compilation by the world's Extra Large Fat Mackerel 15c each by thr piitixiloiHii who for (In tor, and Mrs. KUKHHII Ctilgate. Itutb of MOfltlH English greatest authorities from leading universities; is bound in tutvd »H bl« collector, ,MtUt»vtn; Mm- this city, told how they hud watched i»U TION ARYtnl. Limp Leather, flexible, stamped in gold on back and | Yellow Turnips and Carrots 10c basket Holf to lie clylOK ami wishing tu purge se* in town for several days iu or niuaira>ie4 sides, printed on Bible paper, with red fdge* and corners ilt-r to make up a list of the pWSOBi iu rounded; beautiful, strong, durable. Besides the general contents, there IIIK roimi-IaiKf, Btt&t for District Attor- are m.ips and over 6oo subjects beautifully illustrated by three- Red Onions .... 20c basket ney W lift iiiii i« ii ml mud.* n full eon fed the habtl of Httt'iinu the sheets with color plates, numerous subjects by monotones, 16 pages of 13c Ib. brick tin 3 for 10c voice, weakened by u long lllneur), tak they iiMiertad they had thoroughly en- lhe I Smoked Bloaters 3 00 $2.00 in plain cloth bind, Ing on the hyttterla of excitement, cor joyed their dt'teytive work In the civic » - c. itatntied in gold Smoked Bonless Herring 19c lb. roborn ted in full the .statement made cause. New i hy A'»H(1*nian Kugeue Fox. who on When they went to the meeting "f Modern EqUsh VL^ DICTIONAttY hal! 'e»«h«- Modern English Selected Greening Apples 30c basket Mouklay lust pleaded guilty aud then the West (Jrange council to rejiort r< omilltd. SU Ap. I m .> _ • Selected Baldwin Apples In the presence of Frederick Groebl Ihe midst of a dramatic nceue. They •ndMta CottfiotM UHI dCu 81cp..ci.U«> C.rttElc.1.. u4 |C 48C ' 19c can mi assistant district Attorney; Mm. cheer<*d Dr. Kamucl A. Muta as he re- Av Book b, M.il. Uc E>t» r«r Part.se. Large Cans Martel Sardines Walsh nnd another man the police cap signed (In- oin< e of mayor l>ecHiim> tbi> [ Large Cans Imported Boneless Sardines s 23c can ttiln poured hl« heart out to Mr. Whit- council bad voted for another Httlooii- man. Mi.-, Colgate, whose family is . 29c can wealthy aud proiuiuent In society, is Large Cans Peeled & Boneless Sardines 1 He swore that every cent collected 10c jar. hy Fox In the Kant One Hundred and The DenoiTfttii c putty r pndarrd liomanc head at the • ommittec (bat tiles to Pint Jars Mustard Twenty-sixth precinct had been shared to the luan who "put acrusN" the first. keep the fttieets clean, while Mrs. I' tbe town scavenger reported be could 10 per cent, of tbe total. This method iiuya. WHII'l-M-litl'-l Wlttl a erorsoouH gold not tidy tbe streets to suit the stand- White Rose Lobster 30 and 55c can applied to all the money received ai lovlnit i'u:[». The iipt'«cl) or preiif illation ard of the West Orange women be- the cost of protecting Illegitimate en- wu* mudf hv Normuti R M.i. k of Btif cause (he residents would not quit I White Rose Shad Roe 20c can terpririeii. woino of which wore bandied fulo, Mi. Mt-ComlM* pr^drcemioi' • IH tl.M.I n( the uutlonfil committee throwing out their refuse lndim-rim: White Rose Tnny Fish - 20 and 30c can by others than Fox. Once u month. much, Mr*. I'Jillrion and MTH. Colgate | Selected Spinnach 10,15, and 17c can Wiiis.i said, be would meet 8weene> hcgmi tbeir detective work. either In hid otflce or In tiie iimpeetnrV While thi*y were waiting to be h* Peppermint or Wintergreen Mint Candy 25c qt. jay lu one Hundred and Twenty-flfth I lie council wnt* arguing the matter of street and there pay him in cash. SENATE MAY REJECT Very Best Creamery Batter 35c lb. yruutlug Hmubcr saloon license. When He could uot retail offband the total the. vote waa taken It was found that ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^-^^^j-JBJ nuioiints thus paid the Inspector, but the license had been granted by a vote Better |^ us near UH he could figure it be thought SULZER APPOINTEE of ti to IV , , , M[ I ,|IIB M ,,,„ „, I it rem-hed somewhere between t.,5,000 Mayor Muta leafied to his feet find I And $50,000.""-Walsh had no personal cried: Than a -in crom examination lir. Wynutti knowu,aw Of the payments from the' Governor Angered at Opposi- "I resign.' I will not be A member of admit led that be had taken tbe knife ,lthf.r v^rlnoili iu the ,nH,,ectlou dls Much a body! f ijult an mayor of tbls Watchdog - ex|»rt. I>r. Partridge. irivil i}f whf(.h tnpro are four b|lt ,JH rownl" BEACH DEFENSE i.riMiv iKiibmlttlntc It to Dr. Mima lie SAW » HS UIH opiukm that each ..tut tion to Milton Glbbs. As he walked down the nislo and out *nld that )>r. Partridge examined llio of the hall Mrs. Kdtson and Mrs. Col- Burglars strictly knife, but declined to express nn oplfi Whitman Geti Word From Walah. gate jumped up nnd applauded him. avoid houses having Ion. AHmny. N. V., Feh. (..-The senate DRAWS TO CLOSE IMstiiit AttoruVy Whitman received Their example wns followed hy others. •Dlilnt I»r Partridge tell you thai ttmtiH-i' imnmittet! dwldctt to re|N>rt a watchdog, a baby lh** n-onl that Cmitti,., Wnlsh \V.U.UH\ OutsMe the room l>r. Mutn got a sheet tie couldn't lind any trnce of blood?" Tavuratily t<> tho senate for i.-ontlriuii- to talk to Him nt ip o'clock lust nhrtif of copy paper from a reporter and on or a lighted lamp. They demanduil Colonel llendernon. tloii tin* utiminationH of Judge hevoe lli> juinftfd? Hiii> ;i tnxtcftb and, i-Uklujr K wrote out bis resignation an mayor •If I remembored (hat he did Id say I'. Hotlxou of Buffalo to he » ineni have an even greater aver- up his i.snJVtnifl, .Mr. tiroebl. on tun and sent It into Ihe council. The coun- Stains on Knife Not Blood, s«," replied Dr. Wyninn, bar of the up sUite public service sion for houses wired for "Didn't Dr Partridge cut his fiugorway. rivirliectyWahWA house. UiiVH Mart coinmlHsion nnd (;ouvc>inc\ll' Morris cil took :i vote and rejected the reslg Nun ovaope, Mliout 10:30. nation. electric light. 'ml imi it on a hliide of the knlfo lu ('arnochiin of Now I'lty. tiockluud Says Doctor. Walnh had pmt l.w-n trtruted hy his order to make a euiuttardttve teHtV" county? H* a member of the board of A porch light affords I didn't know If be did." phynlclan. Dr. I'btan,'under whose tare iiiHtingers of Letch worth rlllflire. in he hii^ bec>n nlinbst n yem for uffot' Or. Wyu.un said ho told Dr. I*i.rl PIHCP of Frank A. Vniideriip. KAISER'S SON IN TRAIN WRECK the most effective protec- ,'IRY INSPECTS WEAPON. ridgo ulieu he took tbe knife to himtlntm of t|u* h.'iul. htoinin h nnd kidney. The • innN.iit"e wan Informed that oh tion. Ready at the touch ihii i the "hnppliieMtt of a xreut inai.t The excitement folratvlnwlniKf Fox's fonfes leftions were to be Hied to tbe eon Prinu Wilhelm Eital-Fritdrloh Holp. pWSOm fleMfiuled on whet her 't harp ctiuscd u . and It wau tii'inati'Hi of the appointment of Milton to Rasoua Injured. of a switch to pour a Mayor Gylei Teit.fien That Mr. Btach was uity hlixHl twi it or not," tear of dylug tH'fore ho Inul'tjet himself S. tHWl>N of ltocnej*ter as a member of Vleunu, Feb 6.—Prince Wllbelui El- flood of brilliant light it serves to prevent the entry of 1 tp|-Krlcdrk-b. second son of the Qer- Offered to Pay For NaQro Detaetiva i iuht flint causetl the ynptitln to 'ttike l In stufo i-oUillllNslnil til Illliucy ut fl rhc ilespfirute gftfp of V'UdlnK for tht maii kitlser. nurruwly escaped deatii night intruders even on to the grounds around the house. to Help Find Assailant—May R««ch SAYS MURPHY SENT THEM. KflWrjC of *I'..L»'H) Mr. GihhR' appoint profttcutor. H ' meiit t» Dppiis 'il hy the Fluuritne fne- wlieu un expfess on wbicb be was Intv- Verdict Tonight. When wiring a house we locate the switches so as to Gave Gunman Monty to Shoot 8urk«, When Whitman onter«*l the .room Uoni »ling from UuchareBt to Berlin craabed Walnh greeted him tearfully.. It was lieud-on Into the rear of a train of oil afford the greatest convenience and protection to its occu- Altten. S. I'., Feh. • ..— When .'.mrl Smyt Wildhabar. "If t be neii'i te rejects I he name of *"vUJ*!-tit that ihe man welcomed the op- tanks near Mediuwih. Tbe collision n|u'in'd today for the trial o(*FrtMl«-iii U .l**rse\- Clly, \. J.. Feh. u. Kritflfil Mliton S. GibliH as muinber of the state pants. , Our rates enable all householders to obtain I'ortunlty of telling all. rimt^e talked uused an expluslon of oil. nnd tbU II, If each of New York, urcuwd of Wlldhaber. the irutmmu held iu tlii- hospital com mission I'll keep on up- *" *h« Wftttot. »ttom,-y aloi«*. beiug n-utf tbrown blueing over tbe wrecked these advantages at moderate cost and on easy terms. ttbudttoR bin wife -with intent tn kill." ril.v In loiiiu'cttuii with Ihe shoothiK ef |itiij\tliiK him RW lur. y lured. Tin* i-iiMi* may go to the Jury by nitfhl- j>t«11 (..••• of tht- police and l.leulen umiulttfH' had not reported f; Consolidated Gas Co. of New Jersey Then, with 'I'be |iiince ami Ills suit i were uot tall. uuta C'ruawiip nul Carej- of Xew Vork. ' ""'"• "*"• VWmta told,, bisalwil «m,r,iy „,. tho uuinlmitloii. lf Imrt. mul tbe young mini nt once Bet 176 Bro. !wiy Tel. 496 Long Branch, N. 3. When court adjourned yenlerday tbe In whl.h be BHld ihul PetM B. M.n|>li.v. ""•' "» » '' "» "'" »th«r »ldu of &|ia. I When toM , b.,, „,„,,, ,vas „ ,,.,„,„ 3 t wilt to aid those rescuing the injured iH«HM uas only hnlf through. The «Ir., Isn traveling ,.K.>.,t for the Stnu «J»U» < '»e''l »»'l U» "!««•• ")"» H«t«n tlmt ,.ll,,1.R(,s ,„ ,,„, ea,wt ,,lat Mr rural Iron totr-kanf nnton In Hroolily '• «'"»•' «<>'d th;it siu-li a report im« Governor Namaa Manager* For State which \vnn submitted to blm lust March tbe Rtaom llolstiiiK Hnifinccrs' nuloti attd lie mentioned other utimes as hav Iculoits lux been usetl in the snme way. Institution*. SOME OF OUR MANY BARGAINS to be tested for the prvseuco of btood In Jei-sey. Knowing what I do. 1 challenge :m> Albany. N. ¥., Feb. 0.—Governor Sul st;iliiM. Dr. Partridge siild hit* exnmlin. Tbe fStwI betwtH-ti Murphy ami the Soana la Dramatic, in the stute to say anything derng 500 V*rds of Remnants of Wool Dre»i Goods, 3 to 5 yd lengths, 1 WT went the following appointments to liou Mho wed ni) trace at" corpus..!.*'* minmyti ffH made hi the Kuffulo cuff Hut tlm dlMtrlct attorney fetired that V io tin rluuacter or reputntlon li,vnl menuHiitH. l)r. (leorge M. Pnrker; Hurke's. took bla part, aud "Kid Pyu.i- WnlHb had .ruu on for a time the dis- i hampereAIiy prejudice." rlan, said he tboupbt they were made iHuies K. Dougherty, James 1-'. Boyle, BOO Yard. Satin Meiullne, 22 Inches wide. Special 39c mite." Wlldhaber KH.VH. wftot, (Nmnty. trUst attorney said Holemnly: | i ^ \Vnor expensed his detonnl by cnrpusclt's. The knife.wan i-lo«ely T lP n Herbert H. Lflbuiuu, Cyrus U Sulsber- Both "KM l»>ni\niiU*" ami "IU(r Hllm" "Walaft. niwwer this; Did you re- nation to k,e*p sending the name of exinnlneil by tbe Jury. ger. Jacob Kuppert, Jr., all of' New Women's Rubbers, 39c; Men's Rubbers, 49c; Women's $2' to made their escaiie. celvfi money for protection from the M,-. tilbhs t.Y tin- senate mull adjourn- Mayor Gyle* of Alken tentitibn J. Brady of Albany. Baltic hotel, as Slpp has sworn, whl-h nt. ff it wVs I'ejecte.l. and then ap- $3 Shoes, at 11.00 Mr Reach, at bis requeHt. willingly me Mr. ltuppert aucceedi* Liberty H. Bai- waa paid to Fox each mouth, and did point him durfug the mess of the leg- handed over tbe penknife to a detective ley of Ithaca, and Mr. Lebman takes DIES FROM BULLET WOUND you puy half of this money over to In- ] iHlature. '• \\\v- mayor hnd employed. \VUn«»ft said spector Hweeney?" j ——t- tbe place of Qeorge D. Duvldaon of he examined the knife closely and sow Vinaland Woman Sucoumba In Hot- Buffalo. COOK'S BEE HIVE stains nenr the base of a broken blade flE0MI VCLCSEL Y GUARDED pital After Waok of Suffering. Surrogate of Columbia county. Sam- that might have been merely rust. ^^AS uel B. Coffin of Hudson to succeed N. EL Cor. Cookman Ave. & Main St. Mayor Long on Stand. Oeorge McCIellan, resigned. Tbe ap- ASBURY PARK, N. J. Mnyor Gyles occupied the witness pointments were referred to thefinan.ee llce. mill Wnlton Wat i^it \wlil. COT- l.uiders. HU majesty wont^ver every RED BANK or ASBURY PARK At nnd made some HUgePfltlonti. HUT (.ray IIHH orderod Mil lin|iit'>t nm", FINISH INAUGURAL PLANS. pint of the warship, and h-c compll In r.tented hei' warmly. Th«? wltncKs admitted thnt Mr. Death «ill unnttnue tbe luvostlmthm Into the Wition Committoa Follow* Detail* ol Dcvottd Exclusively to Women and «;ive him every assistance nnd pro| nouian'K dontli. On board the opeclal tram were Largest Popular Priced Ladles' Taft Coramony, nunierouK Scotland Yard Mlstts' Wearing Apparel posed the cini>)oyment of a negro to The Home of Suit Store In Monmouth County assist the white detective engaged on WiiRhiuKtou. Feb. 6.— The official All pornons were barred from ihe c*M. nendlng him a check for the DELIVERY MAN DROWNED. program for the Inaugural ceremonies tlon platforms PMS^-,1 hy the Good Clothes B E H Q E R • S have Iteen completed. It follows In de- train. purpose The mayor said the money Falla Into River While Carrying Qro- AHV'S 707-709 Cookman Ave. iievei was used. tail the plans for the inauguration of Kxtraordlnary precautloni!i we^e t»* oariaa Op Oangplank to Tug. Tuft and Sherman four years ago. en 1MS a use oi tbe threat by Mrs. "GtW jr. ASBURV PARK, N. J, Mr. Ifeiieti's penknife was an object KRIDEL Jersey City. N. J.. Feb. 0—Julius cral'" Drummoml to seek a pernonHl to* Cookman * llr.nd Am.. Asbury Park uf much interest and CIOHP scrutiny by t'lutformtt ueroKs the cast front of the RED BANK No Connection With Any Other Store Feddler, n clerk, thlrty-llv** ycai*H old. le-rvlpw with the king. rfea jury when It was offered lu evl cupltol. where President Elect Wltaon M thlri t-lt.v, was drown*•J'when ottou| deuce Mnyor Gyles said Beach nave i\ill take the oath of ..tti. c and deliver to deliver gfWMlep »>" noard n i'enn- his address, will he built to accommo N«gro Kill* Arkanaaa Man. l.eMAlSTKK LACE it t<> him un request about threeweekH AND EMBROIDERY CO. This Trade Mark ••'i'jjgr tiie assault. aj)d later be turned it •;v)v(ini(t ralli'onii ing at the foot of dute 8,0"X» spectators. 2,000 more than Koft Smith. Ark.. Feb., U.—Fraaiei M.'rjrmi ntreet fiend, twenty years o^. sou of .(time? Handkerchiefs, Laces, Em- • •v*>f to Dr. HasttSg* AVymnn. Jr.. for four years it go F*tldier WHS ffnlug u(i a ganKplank I\ KtsaiL.a&itJlls.i' fnltcd States district broidery, Curtains and Linens, ink ruscoplc examlnation- Hosiery, Corsets. Undsrwtar. firoCB B fl«Bt tn the tug whpil t\Q ftl.pi**- Postmastora Neminatad, attorney, WHS shot and killed nnd Staini on Penknife. nnd iVll Into I I'M river. He was muilil*' Neville Keutrens. m iH>licenian. wa> Cor. Cookman Avs. & Emory St. 1 >r Wyinan t(3stffiml that be had PS WasbUigton. Keb H— President Taft Joseph Silz h> sHJ|ii. and ftjtutl iH'fure lu-lp «-ould wouudwl by Henry Jones, a negro ASBURY PARK iiUliirtd tbp knife under ir plass and hud •vot~ft> thv senate the following uonil- Red Bu>k rach him. while the latter wns reMlsting IHtWt «lisi^\ must IT* Delaware- Frank K l>yvis. Laurel; Jr Hoydon Milton: (J(*f>rge W Vsntine. New Cao> Regal Shoes KliKitlK-lh. X. .1 . 1VI>. i\. MH.vtir Vli l-'ait totliiy and tomorrow; moderate Stric kl i n ' • Mini-*. Jin analyst, of rolmnhfii. to lie: Irwln M. Chipmau. Heafurd, itud FOR HEN AND WOMEN Nu connection with any other I..i Mra\ but ol' this «• it\ gave it us his Vti'itn.t- .li-nVr-iiiii. Suiyi tm. Mat winds establishment F*OR BE7TTER w horn he Mihmitted the knife. oi'inl'in that it was n^alnst the law for TtM |i]-u-e< ntion irfi'ercil in evident'*/ B»»tri\Brsw»i (or B»y» u4 Girl* W. C WISEMAN Clothe*. Hats and UJMUllwKW of the l»nnd of CXI-IHC In re REFRACTING OPTICIAN • i-eporl friMii I'r Mini- deflarlni; that iwafre Kalaries, although tlie eouinU Furniihlnga Tha'Kagal Shot Stort 603 Cookman Avenue, in his opinion several slain- Hp|>eiirlug pitMSf**) JI i-eMihitloii pnnidlnK th;U ail 54 Broad 8trett Red Bank • •n ihf knife %vere blood ••ells. |i waxannual mttff of 9l'*V> IK> paid ineml-ei 'Phone 294. Asbury Park, N. J. ASBURY PARK ;UiUiitted. bowevw, ibul ih»' lest;* were .-•f tin- hpnl, He Mill veto tbe re*o! Bk-wwwBfe end imt rheiuinil : HEAD THE C.». W. -V T T.PNH T)A t.Y RTOOHD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 191S. •LEVBH FASCINATING THE RECORD'S DAILY SHORT STORY THUMOAV, •!• % HAIR for WOMEN Party Cpitumci. uy to h*H, Natural Colored, Lui• In trimming younu fclrU' |mrl\ a«i t lUdlant. So many women have irt>MapH n great umny small colored iiaJ.-d hair; neglect it until II be- Hv thin time mark weather, being usuallyy of »MilTmi, are bin, dry and lifelcH, begina to (all _J makei them appear much older aloua in u ci.mp.irtincut with u man] Urluut Line lelu-t MalMM. IHIKIHI mrllli The Eye of the whom ho believed hnd IUMMI mint l>v j » :| |||( ,, . . um.,1 Mr lingerie ... *R•)i. Vv reallrcilvy are.. —IHI youyor hair Ii in Mm s r <( y nri thii QoDdiiiun get a bottle ol the i .•!! i to watch him tuid shoot hliu j tnlU'l^ points Government If he attempted to pltiy utiy <)•••• Already Paris Is BIIOWIBS Uulit weiclit e pUI, cuuHidered It quite HUM i-oiitH of tiiMwoiL' sinnnuir liMiutu*' lined for KubuMe hi-* ftnttiKoufett of bis sup with (Ignretl mmis^eline nr voile I'mi nu HS to bit Hnirueter. Korlu ally these linings are hi bright color"* ' By RYLAND BELL uately ln> Hpoke (Jerinan very well flUd | I nr ;i > oung girl to netir with n Mothers (bus mMfoawBd the one e> ed miiin in Idaucinft froi-k n dog intlhir of carved I that kingunge: Faith F'*r some time after the democratic I -stm-,) you Been, to he interested in uprising of 1818, whleh oceurrfid nil j , .. sir. I take It that-you iWnk me a DiBeaui, It-day, Don*< wait any longer—atart Ui- m 1., tin* iwxhfi'N who nuihi uiu>i>4 ' tl!i«b ihg it NOW. You'll be delighted al theover Eui-ope, the governments of tier t*\.*luti«uhit. I unsure yt*u lU.it I harp !.: ilin tUroftlib i ufita^lous dUfilw Frsulid irom even one or two application!. many and Austria, which hnd been i«> tutvreMl In thhi toiinlry whatevti !n.|>' ,\vt< xuue Mit]lvt«*!4« st;iU (>r Nt w your hair will become full of life and vi*kept n Htrlct record of strangers past ' ' Vork. l«» the tnit .,,.•. ••« , i'iiv hUher mhirii'N ivtu-n In tajity ; loft, glossy and beautiful. Sl;it"s "r •*•»«*•». ' li*'« >'•»• ll1*" lug through their domains. Not that liUI'il*' -if I'MUtil l,iollh |i:M It'll I >. flll|itl» •Always nik for HAVS HAIR HEALTH. fure. hi rciisp vour ulteiutniisi und i It never fail*— Remits guaranteed after a touristn are today ignored, but tbe ,/•.> I' i< pii nt (litii Iht'ie is rislv titnl fail trial or your money back. methods ure not now so obtrusive HH '^'"irW mwwh iwrned to hun !> , h"s :i :-|"- liil Mini ol • HIT, I7D DC Sign tn'B a('v- ant* '•KC '* * they were I hen. In .. IIIM-HHV •>!' Ihl* Mud I-MI;IM H, 1 , >.,', . s ,;i. . N..t only must tin' lui I Ktill : any of the following drug In 185* WUltam Ktarkweulher Mf Al- ] '^'"^\ ^Wtw-trt "lie ^'.in,! ..." 1'nti, and (fit a SOc lize bottle of HAY' bany. N. Y.. while in Berlin was fol- . ,,, , ^ v ,i I. • i-MU-id-n-d, but tti<- lin'tiiltcrM Shl| ku ilhtM iiuivnlnK hiA Snli tn HISTORY IF THE WORLD TWO-IN-ONE PUZZLE. HAIR. HEALTH and 1 cake of HAR lowed abuut by u man who wns un uiu' hutid. Millie tie kept the other tu I i In' *'•: -i»ii> ritliMi Iw proleilid t Mil> J'lNA SOAP FREE, (or SOc; or SI lize Add ami Hiilitrint m ennlhii! In l'l. Inr.'s el. mid von will tln-u be ul'le to iii I In* Atler \mi ha\L- I'MII thl.s hnd the idtlure oj AdniUal KarrnKut. FESLCR ft. CO : SMVTHE : DAVEY PHAR . Hjf&ln visit Berlin. He remembered hi^ iii'Mic un n-\>\\, but looked libutii t\\ l]l • f I IM- Ik- -LI — * , Wlll'lt Otll+'IM Ufltl 11 ' I Answer to yesii'i-,1,: 's p 11 / Ir l'nil ,1.11,1's WERT'S PHAK : SfclLfch » rtiAK : previous experience aud wondered if I';tren! !y for some men un of stnppih f.u I ntNbtfiU inAf* It would be repeated. lie saw nothing. where tin- buiacr to ltd I'l.-turu fm^. ii inn 1 rt Hie tniil) Starkweather Uw! piitl*Mi' I in I I.a however, to excite his auspicious* till be I mi ins will I- small It - •! with the fellow mid, l'oiT«'Uiii^ i" | was Leaving tlie city. He stepped into I in* n.'ll wtifUntm. SunMKht HI id tif-sli MTH'iils in t.ermaii. blurted out in ftr*t a compartment <>f n coach—each com- Iti: :iri> n,!t HIT'S t itif *• *l*1 IT l it Uldw that rale Amern Un. partment was separated from the oth- ! -.U 'iii.l i«'vt>r lie MWI !•>..]. hilt IMMl, Til "You understand English?" sharply. ;••!,!•. sliould rS|n-< lomh- in Hlllfii. •Of (tnir-fe i di> I don't uuderatund "Here he is," thought the American. ] ii • i-s .,t rliilli or |i;i|>ei. wbirb KIHIIHII | au> thiiii; else." A penny saved is "lie has but one eye, but for spying ! 11" hiM'tlin! \e\iT under nny clnuiti "Not what I said to you Ju«t now hi a penny earned.— purposes it is quite as good as two." Liiiinfi. Hlmuhl haiKikerviiiefN Iw. used The man touk n seat as far away itul nnslipd nllll tin- rauiil.v's tauiidr.v Benjamin Franklin. "N'o. Who are you?" from Starkweather aa possible, and in- j I IK- r -k to the In hess nod tbe otiiei •Trn Wimum Starkweather of AI stend of putting his valise In the ruck ; 'iM*iMli.>t-M uC Un- tintiHf is uniifffssary bany. N. V.. ('. S. A," overhead placed It ID the seat beside I The vwiter, untniirc «•!<• . In \vhl«h the "Then you know me and have my se , -' *^UK present high cost of living him. [.ittfiMil N l'iMi,-l sli.nild Ite illshit'erti'd cret." (j i leiniu.ls mie of the housewifi Starkweather reached a satchel from iii-lmv Uirmvinji iluwn Ihv unilii tirulli- "I don't know you. and I neither have \vii'»; itioklug ut Niagara falls the rack, took out a book and began lo ;,!--. coitus have ii hutiit of lurking nor wish to bnve your secret." !<>!• the Ui-st time, nald, "Oh. read. He bad perused several pages in drains mul M'ttcrs Witter will i«M •Tin from Albany myself 1 ,."> (J i .. bis M'iush of water reminds me when, looking aside, he saw the single street. 1 live around ihe corner frrmi \\n*U tl H«ii> nor drown them . i I Ion ihe kitchen tap runulng." eye—the eye of the government he yni. | supjutwe you learned of my mi« Chlnride nf MM r a A per <-etil • .•:.«• l iib; visittn' to the fulls ninny wo- culled it—looking nt him. sinn there and have'fui.nwed me to get Milutfnn of itirlw*li>- ncid will itn»wei i • t S..'c|i II weather eye out for bis 1 As Starkweather looked up the manthe srrurities/ DArNTX NI01TTGOWN. nil purposes I'.-* ! linen, night Hollies .< mi. uiijs urn) leave the t,Hi>i>f .little put his hand on the valise beside .'te., whom*, he pi.••,'.] hi thlN md tl>ei •What securities?" -'te. him. and, since his exprewslou Indicat- ];:;,]/, boiletl and ilrlfrt "Hit lit th* "Tlint I'm takluu home for the stu le ivory squares is a very delightful ;MI is II means of lmicli lipriag to ed that he was ready to tight if neces- irorerumpot," tiling, or the squaresi-mny be <*f gold .„,,„ : >.ii.ii.HI \yim will spend! time and sary, the American thought that he Starkweather burst Into a laugh. set with tunpiuiNc matrix, i [•],,. nnrw \ li.-tliei tniMied or Ihl i -1 pi::_ it upiiii her .wardrobe. Ever}1 was Intending to open the valise and "What are you grinning atV Inquired I-'very dainty woman likes a prett.v 'j..me uiu*< hi.nld kwjj Up N'T owi Anty Drudge Tells Hojf* Jto, _\ in knuws the ruinous stimn it tak.e out u brace of pistols. Stark- th-' other. .nightgown, This one is simple ami nyltUn" -,t,•< ial h The proper enpe u • ..- •< e.tf-h spflson lo have her evening weather, who kept what money he Accidents "UM yon know I've been taking you easy lo make, yet it is really charming \,,, ,,;•• |^ i-. -•--:trv Sl'lll' ienl r i • !-. I'.-lu suits and silk blouses mid bad with him in his right hip pocket, III eflfeit The shaped yoke gives u f'T JI spy of the I'runsl.iii government frtwii nil- mul iiimiiHltlmr fowl slmdid Anty Drndy?—"Goodness, gracious! Have you iiml it.(•('!• un washable materials cleaned. involuntarily put his hand there. The trlliliulug effect at the front. who snsjtected me of Itclng a retoln '.c mittpiliMl ir p'.ssil-ii' n retrulur ex •>> ii'ii- piHOlinfris possible us a renova- man started and put his own bund to .lUDIC CIIOI.LKT. •*i: i ;i> in IIH> II|«MI air in a romplele Jimmy been in a train wreck?" .« , , f',1 his hip. keeping that single eye of his '\^f ' - ii••• she may siinietiinef* try tlie. experi- h dl(1 vn(3 lhiuU thntV . !; lime tpf.i 'iM'ii'- vlio'lid be tul;«'ll Mrs. Wontleant—"Worse than that—wtwhboiler upset . .•: i of ikiltitf n little of her own clean- on his fellow pnmenger. Btnrkwentb-1 ..You |nok(;(! ,,t |ne wlton Plltpr,,( Tins May Manlon pit I tern is cut in thi- Sjitri' Ihe isni.H ton js one nf I he inoi*l . :. i;iit it Is seldom sun-essful, and It er, Inferring that the man supposed lllM,i;,,h :1S ,f ymi ,,,„, s,t(lUwl IIU,- ilzf>a—amall M or :m. mprtlum 3S or 4'i tm 1 when I was stirring tho clothes;"And I had '^0 hire larye 4'2 or 1\ tneliea bust measure. Sen iri in- "i e\perit*M< es io children i • .i> btinl to Inse tbe odw of pusuline he had reached for a pistol, withdrew, ... di)lia ,n.e ^^ ,„ ;( <.(,m|i;UI .: rr.ti ;-nnMit sli"ii!\•cry It'll save you lots of work, save your clothes and However, when tiie other «aw hia emp- ur^ri. .i precious dollar to the woman who is ty band he, too, withdrew his own and ••y,.s " , After ilif pifieiit Un* rei'ove-ed tlinn- prevent accidents like this." tiuutiliu; to 1 bt*. limit of her allowance shnuid I... thorouKli dlKhifffllon nf lh.. withoi-t_anything in it. ..VVe], ,-„ bp ytRirOroiVr ('•v ttrpRK. 'i'he materials required are romn and nil thhiR* in it. A sulphur I- ' it-r.v simple •- fuller's eurl b. block mag- candle. !' fornnldchyde lanip or any ol 1 "So easy," says every woman, after III'K'U, liirn'.i: talcum powder, Hour and ihp n;i- hanifii! sprayers of BoJutlotiH Iwmtx or even plain cornnienl. Tlie for t he purpose should be used Th*1 her first trial of the Fels-Naptha way of Hr*t three can be bought by tbe ounce room must be iboi-otu:htv aired, HIM "!• jhuiuU from any druggist, and the door, seated with wrapping pappf and washing. • ;liip+Vls.>ry, hill it i And that, too, without boiling or ample van be very successfully cleaned Story- KMVED in this way oysters make |,ft given iiftpr iu?v sW-ktiess by putting It Into n dry. clean tub and The Farmer Han Bad Bargain S :i verv attractive flppeQritnPa on _J . scalding hot water! After Him. covering it over with eornmeal slightly ! ';; t.Itl>le J iHe W4' "leilSi"g t0 | When Child E^gin. to Ta.k. » united. The suit can be nibbed with u 1 1 t( And no back-breaking work on the ;I llli(| n tho ha»ulH exactly as If It were In soap- ACK and Kvelyn were paying one another eoniplioient«. sandu-il'h bread should be used and *'f" ' '" \f«^ S U> In* hi- the Hikes toasted only until golden ^lIM.e M,re ,o ..-Mi.e wlmt is sa.d b, wash-board! suds, the most energetic rubbing nittur- . "Now, silly!" cried Jnc-k, lh >w nHill<1 Ui n m wiiI r ohl W - brown. Fresh, linn oysters should be * ' J ^| '" . silly beJiiR pjven to the spots which am "Now, simpleton!" replied Kvel.vn. atw ]l most:^hllp»1. After It has been thor- "See here," daddy vvariioVl; "h ten") wife to etill snme one else siieh used .nr this purpose. I ^ >; *}»\*ml ..I.MV I..... h- H And yet, perhaps, that same delighted oughly gone over the menl should ho Jnames. I'll tell you a story iiloug that line. Once upon a time n yuuujr mnn ,'llen tfiveii eri'dii for 1-or this reit*ou woman had been going to try Fels-Naptha llii'own'out nnd tho nown put buck Into recchi'fl some n.one>' I'roui his fa tin* If you are wise ihN tuotiey inay be Ihe Culinary Tidbit.. lhin»;s should be ^iven their- nu'H the tnb^nftd covered over with clean beainuint: of a fgrtune for you/ tho 1'nlher Maid. Itoiled oy.siers on T<»ast,- Toast ainl ,,:im,.s, !nil! ,.,,,-rert words should Ue Soap almost every washday for years be- butti-j' slices of bread and lay them In j nnivfr«atloii when lie is \nw ©Ml. It should be left there for (wo "Bo ihe son looked about very eurWully. A donkey nnd a wirl were lifltij* llBp( iMt a shallow dish. I!e;it the liijuor from ( n| fore she actually did. For some reason or days, with a cloth over the tub to kot p sold hi Ihe nest town, and Hie voting mutt went OVIT nml~lioi,jriH them. the ousters, add wait-nnd jn-pper and ',-ljis js ^w ^me when pHuro Rid;* out the du^t. and then shaken out nnd •When he had-pald for tbe dnnliry uud r.nt be s.tnrted out in tlie ««niutr,v iliii-lii'ii with a little Hour. Just before other (which is no reason at all) she kept brushed with a perfectly clean1 brush. •.!•.•>• useful in training and eduoulU.ff to visit riirniersand buy from tliem wli;itcver they had to sell. | (UIii boils ndd tlie oysters. Let it fill |"|je tUtto "tie in everyday 1 on working the old-fashioned, out-of-date - .at one ]il;i.*'. lie fouinl they had apples for sale The fanner j boll Pi once uud pour over tho tuiiat j ;:,ir|,s n-jtlj pi.-tun-s of ietters. flffiires, •;ent his wife to the collar t" g&l H ftiHU of eider fnr (Us (tlimt. As si way until a sudden impulse determined HOUSEHOLD LINEN. Appetizing Fare. , •'•ijiluutlrt, Ptc. on tlieill slicntld bflBbOiVU nut come liaek tbe laritu'iMscnl his ditllfUtetr to see what was tbe matter Broiled Oysters on Tonst.—Wash ro lilih ami tltt' n-presentiitions on the her to try Fels-Naptha Soap. And then Tbe daughter stayeil so long that the farmer himself went down lo the eellar hy their r How to Be Up to^Date In Your Table IB discover what kept them. The youngjuitii Rrew so tired of wultbiji tliiil yoiir oysters and then drain on rt tou- brtekri ever afterwards—so easy washdays. 1 l. Strain tbe oyster liimor'atid c;H i The I.rain thai is jnsi ,. Appointments. he slipped to Ilie head Of the rellar stnlrs. nd skim it, iKjflin^ fi equal unontlty work uiM'hy the 'otistant repetition of Tlio lnrRc < bin Htsk tti lileelotli lists * Be sure to use Fels-Naptha Soap "The three people were se:it«d tin the lower step talking, wlhile the eider f hoi mill; with salt and pepper W \U>- Humes Jwmmo used to iouiie.iin^ •.•ivrii Way to the VOffttP ftW s«»t» of was running I'roui th > tup In the barrel ai|d BP4'tf«ding all over the ilnor. taste. Toast thin ttllcca .ot hraiid-tt" \ir vrninds with tlie • the -Fels-Naptha way. Follow directions Iii.i i) mats, Including hints oval ntu>,s •"'An Andd 1 Kha.lH4.M.!lI «:<:Ku(l i«i willBiut; divsdn-ss witwlllhl !lnthe- jnot:emoney nviirttvlwui .tl UIiP yum,,' man pnys | duMeflte i.Vowii' and phinjM where it u is uoi n M ph.n lolry t« iWie to jio plriVi'ft Iwneatii Uio aisiiew, am nil 11:H for the appk-s,- the wile said. 'You know very well 1 •phmtvd rtw tree I'n.m j uj|| kw|| jmt wh|je (])e oysjters n,\. bt>. , >;mm (i:i,,, |n v.,v l|( lug ?.omel liin^ new He is •t! •ii1|»i| i,*.s. '| in- elmn^c in fnsliiun is i the apples ' nf salt, otie-tjimrtcr of a teaKponnfnl of ,;n ye! Kpertking by imitation. Inn l:e all n \X\P silt*? at tlio decorative, for •Well, you neither of you will yet.' the money:* Ihe. farmer cried crossly. i:( f (inly am tfia mats cxlrcuu'ly beiiu- « hite pepper and one tablespoonful nf will, as be develop*, connect sotnelhiny •[ own the laud on which the applo iree gro^K.* i'bopped purwley. Then rub In one t;i- iniinihli' »itii the sminds he nuikes. ttJ'nl in rhrtiasi'ivos, but the.v nffortl JUI 11 'The simpletons! Til play a jelie on them,' the you^ir'nian said Til blespooliful of lemon jui<-e. Uub tbe The !m ely HIMIIHI IHIIMIIIIII bw*omets tutu- ••^iportiniHy Ilkowlse for the ili-splny 6f just toad tlie barrels of applet on my "-artuiid start home with them.' t\ lino {lining table, (lie ilnrknes* of broiler, \»-bich should be a special one iH»cta1 with mother, atfil hi tbe same Made RIGHT In Ellasnbeth 1 'lie was well down tho IPbttd belore the farmer, who bad heard him driving with the wires ••*•! close together, with WHY cut on ri pi'-inre brl<'k hecoinos (lie wont! showing up to ndvnulaye tin away, (iiuic racing alter hiin. allref :tinl flit K'iiss arriiugi'd upuu it. ', of SUflt Dip each Oyster li)t<> iimrc real when tbe child lemiis t EVERY FACTORY UNDER ONE ROOF The inj'.lR themselves an» iiHiinlly plac- "The young man laughed I thought that would hurry you'a bit. friend, molted hutter or olive oil. arrange in ,,eri (he muTV. with thfl picture and But here1 is the money we ayreed Upoi..1 He handed the price, of the apples | (he hroiler aud broil them quickly over ^ ^^| .i,e -al puss of the uurserv ed upon «th«rM of thin wicker or of v 1 n to the breatlilens fanner, ltut the farmer wu.s so excited he dropped tut* gold a brlffbt lire, turning several times un- ! _. closet? twisted strings in order to ob INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION piece, and it rolled Into Ihe river and was losi. | |, |. .spoonful of p vhiio (lie pnssiliiltty of harm tn'the tj thoKiUs cnr utH Part orWe e Folkg tnbl« throu-li thf boat uf the dishes. "The youiiK man wliippeii up his donUey and drove buck to town in tine ] the prepared oyster juice on each piece I lll(|. ,.i,i],|1(', ,, (n[ry imitv Is verv at- OF THE INDUSTRIES OF UNION COUNTY Stj-ie. When he got there bs opened the barrels, aud what do you think'.' j of Umst, place on it three or four of n-,,.,^,, The room shmikl be r law red I'ndt-rthe Ai^imsnl the Boura ospiH-i.-illy choice sets of tli^se There wasii't u sound apple in tlie barrels. j-thu uysters, drop on tjiem a small bit .„- un!ill,irv riuniiure -.nd truisformed iliuiu'i' inatw fire of lunuliutide linen "'There,' said the yuuDff mnn'i father; -you wen-, quite as foolisli as the ol Ihe prepared Initter and send at ill(l( ., ril'iry .Hljrte€ Some miQt«d ELIZABETH BOARO OF TRADE ri.lily iwnln'niflerert in an openwork farmer's family, for you untight ihe npi»les witlnnit tooklag at tliem,' " nee (r> the table. 1 pattern of U'MVI'M and (lowers executed . Lll'ltl'-.K Hi lin' •rillll' tK IK, < I ll.'»." BB II '*" Second Regiment Armory, Elizabeth, New Jersey Combined With Celery. ,. ] | tilklitaut Ugfcta skillfully ur- after the manner of the "liroderie nn- n B)K u The Rail and Harbor City tfiiiisc.*1 Into the worked tfeslgu ls.iu- Oystei.s ami O'lery on Toast.—Tnke ! :;m«v.l «i!l uifpH ;i ninsl renllslic trii 11^- ii hiinrli uf HHilo '-trlHry untl rut tli« innniilinn. lr liircd ft tmiulier of Iialian fillet luce « hilt1 stalks Into line pieces eliull^l) i > Tin* liivilnliniis shoiilil lit1 sent nut in WEEK OF FEBRUARY 10-15, 1913 ijiiares, also hand worked ami display- L.UMBER BUYERS Baku u hiiit. Then place in u snucu [ 1:1, n». ,,[ n,,. ralrlca. iimjthp little SPECIAL DAILY PROGRAM ing !'i thi'ir design nil manner of quaint Doors Open F^orh Day 1O 3O a. nrt. to 11 p. m. What you want, when yon want it, and where to get it. If you cant linn i.n tbe lire, cover witli holliiiK *m- -n.. (^ -.IH.MIII .-..iiii. tin fiiiiii-s nf every 1 nv!si B and 1 ilrds copied from antkiuo comp yourself, telephone 33 I^o g Uranr.h aud leave it to us. We ter in which is n ti'ii.spoonfnl of stilt |r*tl]iie :iixl. If likcil. cliiunciers i.f'uell mntlpfj*. Tlie edgoa of the mats are ADMISSION - - - 25CENTS have the largest stock of buiUUnsr material en the coast to clioosp .•md h.iil it ^intil temler Take n dozen | !1|,ll^^ ,, r;iiry l:ilc>. nislied with a narrow border of thread SPECIAL HATES ON ALL RAILROADS from. iiysters uml put Into) a KiitK-epnii witti ' |i, ^.iri 1H.11* \MI\ ji Is nurfftllljG Ui ftW% ttre; and although the effect is clabo- tlicir tiiinor. II luilf tenspuoiifnl of sail J , \\jt,ii parti in u auteic cave or ii n!r in the extrem". the nmterials eni- p Hemlock and Spruce Lumber. anil n little wliile pe|i|.er an.l Ii.ill for i j,,,,, |, ,,.,ny i,, „ J)ulih Interior, ullifr plored are siiiluieiitly •nbRtantJol-ft» White Pine and Cypress, F ooring, Ceiling, and Partitions. a cinple of niiniltev. Mix a ball tal.li- r ,relli..iulll Will MlKt'est other iile-iv >i(li and 11 •WU0I1 Compel PHI Sailing Masteis. •vliirl. shouliL he placed at the, end of ,,.,„ „ „,,-,,„, „.,„„. ,,f „,,. ,ntemted sters mm III .I,,],,,,, ,,„ „ Htlta ,, ,,,,. i|, | |... tlit' shoafUer seam at the top of the CHANDI_ER & MAPS n t N t to|, of i-a,li |,ie,e |.|«re II,,. sli,es In FAMOUS FRENCH RESTAURANT sit Allaire open fwr ^Icete. Tma ivill jrlve ns much length N. J. So. R. R. Crossing Office and Yard 70 S. Broadway, Mi ihe body iif the garment ns the size position HgsJn nnd lie the .aki- luiniil I 'ith tMBQit. First class French Pn (flurant a !a Carte of the pice set in. Long Branch, N. J. Telephone 33. bff rtb>B fl OE LISLE'S opfn all the year Established New York 18tm. Wm. S. !"""" f. *.?"r* '" '- DE LISLE. Ailvertlse In tho Daily lleconl llna.n TWBLVB LONG BRANCH DAILY KEOOKD, THURSDAY FEBRUARY I, 111!

HI the Chapel of Ihe Jlol> Communion OCEANIC NEWS RUMSON NEWS COMMUNICATION »i Hjtht o'clock I'vi'ty Kriday night Clear Your Skin ilnrttiR f#Ml The usual tfrrvlCWI wtll Mr I V II.IUIII. in,. Mai' Numhnin nf i)i e«nit riHtil. Out of D**ra Work for Prtaonan DIRECT ELECTION t»i- held (luring 1 .#• = tf Mlf -|U l)'~ |~?i Of iiniwitmt*« i *rtiu>eU it, , .i»v^> whii tut* iM't-ii Mii^nillttg tin- |ahi wtu-k Killtor linng Hi »ni-h K* r«rd 13, DegrfH •') )'•» .ilMiuty.i, ut a Mi#*elhig I wUk r«tett?« tt»d tri.-ml- In .„ HORLICK'S Scwrul fiimier* I vmu tlie Mtn i -mmd Wv i.",.[ ihu- K 1M tnoMt urgfiii Unit M'ttifiiiv iiinht After rile UMMII bu-i lyu, rt>turn>Mi hotiM M ulghi iup: rmmtry mitMititMl ut mttMltm BAIQ itn pra»iftl ks*Rkit»turi» m r*»»tUHsle»J UMMM ight by the mild iWttU*t>t1r iii:^ iiH't been inin*af'tf*d r»ff*»IJ»WBta i H* t Original and Btnuln. B PUp f b ttt-it' M»-r>ef| iiitii H inctHl (hue rtiis eli liiiuisnll Cuuniry Club, will tOttV* Ol tii i > h \li fj| 't'li hith glvt»h up Ni(Mie> Hllllifb-nt to rllHbtt' (he |*l llUIH "thing rtnwih \iv\\ #• out ImniH itr*- • joviii ilie Roctel Mtmiiilnee Few Uit« Hcminy fer « -*ev**ral vimkm' tour n • 's.1 heals tlif alilriM ^Mn s* nothing fiirintnr .!»•«>> SI MM- or lied MB»k, I I uit'Hi Com III is* toll lo iarry nui itn •<#• r*n A ;'tlic hotfie pi nvfit It month InriiidOh .Mi unrt Mm. Wllll-mi ; Himih MutrUii He will l,< arconi \ i*!•! ii • o purvhuiit' littid for th» bsa]lfl MALTED MILK F R l H illM ) fiJ&D- til an ahuoluulv triuhi* rtm«iy II 1'i.yi ut If M|| PTIIu Hentr M r« K"l ' IHIDKMI I»V Walter Mflifr. or Kulr Hav nlliK of work for piWnier, Tlie pee Th* Food-drink for All Agti. of Choosing Sen- Mr- l.estej ( 'nr< hlli U III Hi h**» Th*r« i* nolhuv fls« that « *• osn p«esw- till i iv Ing. Mrs 1'Haute Hrlftgs iniil pit* of New Jt*r«*'j h**v»? .l.i.t i|iir<< rtiii iiitn our *lr>» tnrtfiy. jnrt I*' Mrs Itowliuiri rVnnimure will le.nl itt.uii ii contract lubm anil do notAgree! with the weakest digestion. ators Well Supported. 'i* t*H ymi lh» m^rlt* t>t IMt H. and nf h. I.I leti tor Nfw York yestsntay for a Ihe t'liriHtian Kudt'tmir nuMting at the Delicious, invigorating and nutritious. mtr H{iectai ittottcv h«**k ytmrant** K)nn I'll-, In i IM liin ciiurcli iuiiiKi' el eiiihi IU|< to I'.ei liind.i **k UN ilimit Hi? I alitahlr * lt>n ii-»lnx MefhodiM [Vptt-hlmil Church Kriduy for MilWite piti.h a Mifiilf day lotiRf«r. Rich milk, mailed grain, powder form. ptTHUll -\,t. hrokt-ii Munday for Mr.When the prfHt-nf (cmtmrt'K PDT'CJ nitcht m 7.3*1 o'clock .iHefirlfiiK vs til !»• ill'•-*«*>(! lo H-preM-m | Mtltphy » ii'w building He con the I'I isoii IM\HII I otrnnijtHiun nhould A quick lunch prepared in a minute STATES RETAIN THEIR POWER FAIR HAVEN NEWS Mr* \U\tr\n wtll Ini'.e chame or theu title ,•,( inII^Ier of s in- Itiiiii-'<>M poHhittit«; if the propowHi purohBMc of isnd \n Other* an imitation*.Southern St»U*. Which War* Thought i Church in :: :iu nrlcx.k Friday after »<1 a number of frinj^is HI her home MUM Cecil Weaver, of H.-«) Hank and In lhat VHHV htn bulldhifc wljri HIWI permHted itt'onif There should h« to Object to Prevision, Show Favor. Mnmiiii night I'i.-in.s ju'lectloiiM wye llfMHI be lined far that puriMme. It will t«* no dflay in Qtwintttif th- CommlsMlou Am*n4mant May P*»* This Winter. UK, Hazel Mnifonl. daughter of Mr. j EATONTOWN NEWS rftndvmd by Minn Alida Smith, &Hsa lltfd " in DM linni!,.,!! M.-thmlUI mm pie i* d u Iron I the middle of nrxt lo prepare for (he lime when tht? con Champ Clark Rich In R«mmiac*nca. tttid Mr- l-'rank A Million!. Ml tor Grat-o Ball, MIM Bhfrlej ftsidar and IIMMlth victs ar«' rph'HM'd from contrac( liilior. Pride of CreseeBi Comurll, No. 5, New \ ork Sunday, where she will at Church Sunday night Corridor* G«t Nicknama*. Miss Jennie H end He k ion Mtmi M«dt<- The new gun arc lights recently or The ttrs! wt*p Its ihp •HirchHM' cif tfcs I), of U, ee!ebr»tnd Its l»th annlver tend . In.ol She |g living with her Karh person attending i \w- piuyei hi..- Ht'iidiirknon and \ii- • Helen Van flcri'd lira hehiK tiisiaHt'i by the At-land and money for taola atul <-nul[>- wary at the lodge rooms* in CrwMmat By ARTHUR W. 'pUNN. tarolber, Knljtti, the well known racing Bprrlep at the Goodwill ^ethodtsl Brunf sang. Refresh imMitu were nerv- lantic Mij'iihin.f Gas Company. neat simnld HIICII money tweosfi Hall. Nearly SO meinberM were prcs t littiiff'HI Church Friday nlghi me rpou^sted lo j Wni«htnglou, I>b G. — V»peclnM — ed at ten o'clock. avallablf farly thin yvur, the Commin- en! and a Tiocial time was enjoyod TlnTf It D Kf'"'"''-"'1 opinion ilmt in.* Mu. William C. (Jullettspie and repeat ii paufwge of Seii|itnr«' sloti uould hove opportunity during The Junior Christian Kmii-im-r So- Dalicat* Oiacrimination. A flue supper wan served. • u.ii-iiiliiit>nt to the constitution provid- diuiKhi)-r, Madeline, of Brooklyn, have the prf s*>nt HemsfHi in demon at rat*! ciety of !h** Methodist Protestant j 'Him- '•:,n m«ke anything PXIHVM Patrick McCiie IK ill at 1" home. ing for the election of iienators by di- 1 t.e,.II vNitiiiK Mr. and Mr* Henjamhi Strategy. j what can be done by working convicts f'hurch held ;• *m ial itf tin church on 1 one's feeling* if so Inclined. ' in the oppn air. • Hubert Ciaul attended tlu* Farmers' rect rote will lw» ratiflwl hy thveo Monday uljrJit. The evening was I|p ivrrj fh.n IVhwhat «IXM1 KIIMI><* Institute at Red Bank Tuesday night. fnurtlm of the states »t the sessloi* of spent ID playing Kum«->, hii/in* and II(i Jim wpiir, MIM Vltihfl'; "How do JOH ESMnf C. L. riTONAKKU, (Jen Sac'y. hf» li-Kis!atur*'« tbU winter. At flint enjoying mimic. TIIORP in chaw o( Knew Hit Brand. Sh«- (tuKtattttj r«*c(icui7.ini£ mi OJIJMH1 "fitdn't you notice what Amy did atatf ChaiiM^h AKH«. rcf N J. A Sublime Us*. it was thought louthern atateii would the social were: Mi's. Alvln Parker, "IVhui iiutnu tn hiij (iaar* fur jr rIIF• 1 r.11 iI'M: i _v(*« nii-iMi «lini sixwl wlifii -in- liaiuk'd the refreshments Trenton. N. .1.. Kell. 4. not ratify the amendment beranat* it 1 "Most people don't know what to do Mr*. Mayniontf Doughty, Mrs Morris tiMhmid' Mvn i »<>II tnkiuy * tiiim tinker, Mr. SI nil hers V :inniii(i? fhp Kiivf Mnmo, who in h*>r <(K1 not KO an far as KOMthom men •*- und Mrs Edward Wilbur. rhuni, *mie iintfcl food nnd handed Jfs- Describing Her, with money" On Kuril uliKht (legs IUIIIK i>" m Glhbs.- 8ay. old man. that little wife <\iml It nhtnilil g» In giving the ttates The Sewing Circle of the ('Impel ••\HTION.\ltY secutive days and expense bonus amount «ltniaieti Hw pupiilur demand for g HKI.I.UH.K und southern states will be put upon "ave- I'DNVKMBNT nt -ipi•>•(,! !(• t liuvi' I.eon l.iruiitiht reorganize the committees. toBQtJHtr l« nwlip this l»»ik AltilKNTir and COM- pres« from the factory, checking, clerk hire Haw Had th« Worst of It. I'l.ETK in nil BWIMCtM. and other necessary EXPENSE items), These states have had thn worst <>f 1 While lHtMPcl ii|,on ihe 0BIQ1NAL work Of NOAH AND RECEIVE YOUR CHOICE OF THESE it in the senate "avenues/ and, what WKHMTfilt. ii Is broiiBlit ii|i to tlie (iroaent In THREE BOOKS. Is more important, they have perma- vwn- pnrtlrular. All iironunriiitioiiM are SIOH- nently got the worst of it in the names KltN JI nd nn> pin Inly indicated by phonetic »pe)l- ven to avenues in the city. The best Inu; the ilc-Huitioiw arr .•.»iui»ri'linnslve, UutUKh *«»- avenues in Washington are Penttsyl- I'IHC : Hit- tj'pi' Is luntr iin*l I'k'nr; tMcli puyt! car- THE $4.00 NEW MODERN ENGLISH vanla, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Tien u runnliiK keyword which rtioWi Hie ftntl ami DICTIONARY, ILLUSTRATED (like illus- New York, New nanipshire, Vermont las', word defined nil lhat pnrtirulur jiaicc tiiun tration), is bound in full Limp Leather, nud Rhode Island. The name** of no iivoiding tlie use of a cuntoraQWB Ihumh-indi-x; lMt8ad Of meaniimh-HS lex I iilcturt-s. the entire flexible, stamped In gold on back and tildes, southern states belong to any of the work IN pmfiiHoly Illtwn ntcd with full-piiKt- rufor printed on Bible papor with red edge» and Important thoroughfares of Washing- i.i - < • nidiKitniii'H und duocrnpli charts; following cornerfi rounded; beauttftil, strong, durable. ton. It just happened so, but it Is a the dlrtiuiii^ry prajUT (i ;i RstBnnffl l.llinirj-, which Besiden Ihe general contents as described fact. •' * it) Itself Is ii r'.m'fiktc Mchisiirj (.r facts tur (.-very- elsewhere there art- over 6»>0 /subjects Lost the Knack, Perhaps? llHV usr. beautlftflty illustrated by 3-color plates, "Smoof can't (tuess as well as he used to ^when Aldrich was In the senate," nearly r>0 Mibjoetti* by niauotone and 16 Thi' world'-* crpiites''"iVuthiirittP^ OU KliKflsh laB? iild a newspaper man, commentlt?g tmaSH 8W t" WJ'tunil in .\mi-rlviin im)v«Ti«itien pages of vahmble charts in two colors and rotT tho T'tnh senator's manngemeut Ihe latent V. 8. Ceusun. Six Consecutive ., I.I,. P., iiroffHsor In Yah' T'nivvr- THE NEW $3.00 NEW MODERN ENG- You can't do it now." 1 sity ; .lulin C. Itnlfc. I'h. 1'.. prareiuof In the Cftl- LISH DICTIONARY, ILLUSTRATED is Lodge'* Suggestion. vt.-r.tity of I'oiinsylvnnln. Ami I'trsidoiti of Hie Amt-r exactly ih*1 same HH the ?4.(»> book, except l When consideration of the amend- ji-HMi |'hil"t'.iiic;il Atwifiiitloti j l n>f Tht-udorc W. . In (bf1 style of binding--which is t,n half K.»-h. rij. U., n. Ht>., (»f the l'niu-islt.v nf .Mit-hl- ment t'» the constitution was begun in H«n; Prat. DI.III.-H V. .l«.lin«.iii. A. M.. I'll. I».. "f leather, with olive edges and square cor- the senate Senator Lodge remarked. '"I TrUiUy fulU-cc; P»f, Itunnld (,. <'lurk, .V. B.. "f Jiei'K. Six Consecutive Coupons and would suggest that If this amendmeut !»>• hMW rniv.-r-.it> : JSho S. 1". Tdtlork, Ph. •!>.. the Expense of Bonus of ...... 81c > into the constitution of the pmffwir in the ruivi'iNlty of MIHii«im, nnr impor- cloth binding, stampw in gold and black; Obadluli Gardner, senator from l.tni sc.liims AH |WP edited hy 1'rof. KrortM-ick same paper, same illustrations, but lias all 'P.a.oi (•.»' H"i>ort Arrow- ttlne. who lms been talked of vevy smith. I'll. I». ; 1'n.f. C, U Meadcr. I'h. I>. ; Jind color plates and charts omitted. Six Oon- much us n possible secretary of ajrri- Ihlberi iwnlen (irani. A. St., Ph. 0. Sasb nn ar- secutive Dictionaries Coupons and ulture, went lo the White House re- lit] ur t'ftlcit'iit niitln)ritles never lit-fnrr rnme t<*- the Expanse of Bonus of 48c •entjy and while waiting In the cabl- wtter, ;niii tup ,,-rnnd mnm u ;i I-KHFWT die- KM. room dropped int* the seat which ti.nmry ,4 the Kn^Usti Ij.nnut^c. has been held down by "Tanm Jim" THIS ILLUSTRATES THE 84. OO BOOK EXACT SIZE By Nail 22c Extra for Postage Wilson for sixteen .\ears, whereupon te soothsayers beenrue busy and con- structed an omen for Obndiah. one nt that fotnfortiiiff sort of omens which promised the Maine iKnator n seat in Glossaries of Aviation and Automobile Terms the cabinet. ILLUSTRATIONS! Out-of-Town Readers It i« not stated that the fact that 'badbtli xvnt* in the neat of the wpcrp- |in-|>!uv(| lij Alfred W. I/Hwmju, Bditor of AIU('1!AI''T. and tat-y of flRri'Ulture was communicated Mnsiiifiiucil iif 1 tic hilc-t |>i'oiiiiii<'ialii>ii> gravings were prepared at an iin- which have been sent lo that extra to pay postage. Get bnsy — clip six coupons most flWlnjrnlHhed citizen. ami definitioux in them1 cl«-|>:iiiim-ni>. ;i> well a> througilou! tiw nu'iiM' cost and ai'c uf a rharai'tiT entire volume. iiii<'i|iialli'd in any similar work. and get this valuable dictionary. A Light Attack. 1 yon nu.v married sisters?'* •\\<>pe [>m was encaged mm, tert it