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The sun., 1910-03-18
CLUB srEH tRn> WETT
Jamestown Meet Appr"' 81 ant I'cc"."s
GVangrd

AtA meeting Of the stewards ~ 'ns l~~se'
Club held In the Windsor Arcade "-fsf - a.
tas Approvsl ~ me -ts1 ard Ns- Zt-ut"i
the Jamestown Jo"hs, 'luh 90 ''ndu.i .
race meet'nE from pr'i o." - m" sr
poin'mant ~ the tUiov tug rrr, .si- NE~
approved VI 'ss-idt rfsrf"t l"vaIi
Cole Judge Z, Hail ua'lu. 'uds"
Gehardy. hsndicspr~r. AMI Il NmIrh.
The folioWinR r-arnars AMI ro"se,s -.
~elvsd tCen-e~ rHIncr~
srsnd'. ' sgrch. Pr-,'or v.l,-' y ,'ors
don, Frank grusi. Fsfr~n liusimrons
William Garth Theodore cole. A., rrisri~
trank Gardner. Jul" |ar.on; lam, ,'s.>
X J Rs.lsS James " Hssl 3 Si-ro1 ReSI
? 4 Hsrsd. { IUldreth, p Rouse
Wtis@ kcArins. William = Nuchsn. y "
karTics S,eEser, asl.L ON lS,sh,cr.
y maItin' " MAJ. a y Wiil,r ; Wolnsii
Green Morris. jeremiah Murph, Hsnr,
Nc'AS 5s EssTy Nr2"r5: B.ssy Err ,I Ns No.,
SSS SS N"T' ,.v .-,, .dT.,a Fan PI'sT, Gr.. Io1n
aSsSH' RS%s no-rSr T ssiS; % js%s. S sSer;asn sisT
s,se-, 'l,n.n. Snsr' iSsn SMITH NW'.T l,T
iiss. i'T FrsH1 ' = Wet. Thorns. wSslS / & ~
Ton John Nhslen Wlliar, Waite. re,-l wlururr
E,ira'er ls"s-1 E5sdT.. TSous, NarShI,
King Rsrrv Rite. frank IiFn'foo'. = Rroots
IocEsSs Guy Burns. james Bulw-ll Josu
TTyderIcs iSnSan PsgI Nsd,rS. Isru-- ] Moor
% Rsrs. s srhsS,,I-f' @ SibSr, r,,r'Sn ''' e rsT
brother ioscph Notter. 4 y N,NAhr
~" follow ing trainers h'"n-~- ~ ere lad
John ! Coye. 7 :; r,n.s y Sh.u.v. Herb,
? Stonchridgs. = % Wnlisrus simon LindSs,
hari@~ LitueAslt. iOhn kT-srcr
fr~ application ~ Frapk pohsnka tor
a 100 kew itCen-s Nas denied
The sun., 1910-03-18

B'sToN. March - ~ the annul me-
ing of The Yacht Racing Association o'Ml.-
'hu-stt- Tonight President Charles ~.
AdHus I'd. announCed 'hs Eft r. 60
Thomas lipton ~ = silver shield upon s'
will he inscribed sll tho champions .r
nerr VA c'~TN class BEGINNING with ri.s .....
$3.50 he ag-ociation Will this rSsr
present annually each winner with a
tUrs facsimile Of the 4hteIi .rha
racing season Wiil opcu on Ner rrr.
With the open regatta ~ SOuth H"-fu"
: luh and wili end On Yaispr rsy FH.
lynn Yacht club rare ~ NaharI t.'
"f he association vcTe ~lr~fsd ~ fr
President. Charles Franrt- NiH
vtCe- pres dent Rvta psrruar. .H..
At Bliss treasurer Wiiss
The sun., 1910-03-18
tWHERST'S TRiCk DITES.
Th,- q an IUlper,sSt S~sr for the ~r~
EUgiandeva NJ Br""klpn Neri.
The trnrL .enm arh..hl-L- IL ArrLhar-l tht.


season j.
April n. Psnns, s,'vsna rslAv rsmrs
May :. TT collegiate ueef. Amherst. Brown
sod William. 81 Nmhet,F ~ int~rsrEo. asti,
Eanes AZ Amherst. ~ Ard 70, N~V EnFland
4 EArnsv a. REookine - And =. I l.
\ : gamr- a. Thilsdeipnis
This - a shorter schedule than last wear
and h - thought the men Nall bs IN better
condti ION for the Important meets Am
her~t 0ants particularly "a he In shaDe for
the New England Championships Dart
mouth and Amherst zach have four wins
on the ohaTn piOnshtp gup and this year Wtti
likely dsgide he OW nePSh'p
the men ysho have competed In former years
and siin eligible together With the new men are
fniloN~
nssbc,. Hald.in 20 Pfnsst'- , n Roberts.
-. WadhA.us -
Ouar'sr and HAIs Ntl~- Wiitste Wortman. 10:
H-y an keN -, tamn ~~andreti and Young. n
fursilrs NrMaT'tu. y Wtniam, - ' n
Vntr-rts 20 I'D. and Hubhard ".
Ulstanr- Huns iAw'on Woodward 20 CHan
straw. RIgg N~>t, Nouug. =
Hrnsd Ffup MSNsrtin ' Wtliamt -.
. " fl1Brrts. ~ Nies. y
Uiah tUmp e Taylor. ~ " pobsrts.
Pois vsuu CsD. ~. HubSara. Miles. u.
pAr'rn hein1ct ~
Wsfghts Kiihuurn. - 10, cary p1ntstt, ~:
" bFuVn. o..
The sun., 1910-03-18
IBllltuwsia

Warrington. ~. won last niRhf's Rar1e IN
Tho amateur three cushion handirap tourns-
rrept ~ Iohu = MC',vaw'a RrOadwAy rOOu1
Ne defeated = Isvsy. N. 10y -rors ~
10 - = Tie winner made = htRh run 0f
Tho I,sser'- hrzt rttu vac a. Hans@l will
play q Wilson Tonight hoih men Wtil
ulav ~ rntrh
o. 'Ls amateur handi"ap poll lournauent
:. hasfer. - 20 81 " SWift Wiil pisy :
NhreveV t0-ntnff
W la-t hiEhI alIne ot me ciasH arne
Broadway room q. EmSraon dsfpaaaa y
GilmoTa BY q score q 70 90 n. ToMHht
~. nToWu vlfi play r. Phslpa.
The sun., 1910-03-18

Tentative PvsGramm~ AuRSu1eed ~
.Camguitter

Tha r~gat'a C0mIui''ss ~ 'hs New Work
Yacht club has announced tentative
a, hc,iule Of i's rHcing for the coming season
This schedule - usually the first announced
during ih~ winter. and then other clubs
and dissertations arrange thstr dates 80 ~
N with tho race ~ the New Work Yacht
tl,Iu a. far - possible There are tO be
two regsttas sailed oN tilcH cove during
the season ami three IN Newport
The season will 0psn With the races for
tho spring cups ~ Glen Cove pn THURSDAY .
June ~ The annual regatta T. - he -ailed
~ NeW f-iTf On Ihir-daN. luly g. and In
that r@ga'ts - usual. there viii - The
Tase~ f0r he BENNETT 1upE. one for -ch0oueTs
and one Tor -looTs- gun NHwlz There ara
to he three days racing on Newport In all
and spe, ial reRattas wtii be sailed on Friday
Iuly : and saturday, July The cruise
Will hs held. usual. IN AuEusl. ana On
September - the autumn rIpH- viii be sailed
for OF Glen Cove
The sun., 1910-03-18
steven. Expect. Go.d Lacro... Ieam

Tn" purpose of stevens Institute ~ Ha-s
aiming ls"roSss team 'hi- .pring .ss
hiE 'hanCes - bafng realized The
Of the -Iltad thai answered ne Trs'
Tor candidates WHs = s0itr's pt u1tIrh g~uf..
CR'ion 80 the ,aanagemeB' snd rNds
nom the preliminary prHCtt'e on tho -fsfr-
ahip piers m Hohoken he qusn's ri 80
material T. excellent Through tls - ".a
81 zap cunningham sUd Nsnsgsr Pc "Tf
= n"W coach hd- neen EhOssU If".
Bvru" ot Toronto. 'anada. i- The uIar
VII 'ry 10 build up = winning team ~. ..-
Enyineer>. We made htE reputation ..-
Last
The sun., 1910-03-18
INaelsseV StSrks tII.

EoSroS. March ~ Alan " Siorke. che
veil known baseball player - seriously
~ at tho homo of Charles 4 What In Newton
Centre StoEke WAS taken sick aiou, ten
avs ago and since that time hts condition
complication ~ diseases a. veil a. fFOgn
. severe attack ~ gTip Storke 10 2 third
yssT man az the Harvard law school. Bs
Was q member 81 rhe Pitfeburg team last
year, being . utility tnneldsT He Waa
tFadsd ~ Be- Louis naag the end Of the
ssAeen and later traded by that ciGb 70
CtnclnnatL
The sun., 1910-03-18
uH pI.aN TRi 0II>
Hor0.r NEsio v'rIorr's NsN Vreps''rS
Tor SNrarIIss Gsms-

1ri7I- Tor rhs Michigan 'vs,k 'sar' ~n'-.
v'n meet ~yra'u=e M 1u indoor ,IgsI nee.
- Auv rror 80 rND.rorf were NsIf reran'
loo Nprnar va. again -faT lia won 'ra
ahuFtrrt WIN ~ tssf No hos fns .r F.F
run tu 80, nud- nod tor rr-f ~ 800 ufsr
rurug feet ~ tn,ha- and a. SO our Hu
both hUrd4 r@'as ~ ." ard
balut trHtg rho -priuta 'pn bN''
hurdle rar.- and sas 'hlrt % 'hp IS yard
vur Ross on 'ha uua r'sr rrtia ~ 81 %
- 1nd. HRll tls halt mir uinr'es
. % 80 out-. Hnd 'fU' W.. .H"L ~ u'''-
m ufnuf"- ~ 90 80. pNp. I'esr'r uNu
ne pois aUI' ~ % loot
The sun., 1910-03-18
Madden ~n,,,. su,am string

t.rXINc Tps NJ March - Iohr
Madden shipp~d to Shsep-hesd IIay to-day
siGht twO-vear-oid thor0ugh hrsi .nI,-
and Miles 'ha' are with ~ Harhsrr n
1nlpoae his 1870 rartng string rfs arnafI~-t
me collection Ia fhe ei7nON Sir lWror ~
treakWafsf hily purchased 81 Col 3
Gay. wnicn - half sister 20 Blue yslri
The sun., 1910-03-18

Columbia Will have 49, Hrs' 'rrep
day IN three y~ars m MAJ -. wo-a .''
teams FROM ths ieadtnE pr~psratoT s..,...
IA the Fast " ~ -sud tssms 10 compel" .". f
special pTtks IN track meet 10 - hon
south fteid The aNarr WlI ~ r4Ansg~
aluo@f entirely by alumni! con mir -
for that purpoS. having been appu.r's
YESTERDAY composed Of = " Meyers,
~ aduaie rnanaRgE Gtstavtf- '"
'ba. v, lOTnhD. " serTetarv' Iruf
Jones, " Content. Os William hurl
,as !. COun-elnsn. so y P.'e. ..
Y Paddock. 10
The sun., 1910-03-18

he vsssrSp 81 the Fhilsdelph,s rr,'c,
slonRla. has had the Philmrnt icb for ."'ne
vssrs
PrSEHrRsr Y C., March ~ : Ran,
szs Of on City c L BecksE Of woedsnt
gsS,se %,.,Sn SFGcss. % 'iTne an snd .2v, "Gl
oi 'o-dsys hrsi and seccnd rounds IN ne
snnusi club championship Eoif 'ourna
ment some good men se,e pu' out oi
Cs.vv sqs "hs =. tsicS u,,sd y or,b .pd sau,S
chsmpion and y Fp"' % Apsvsmi-
noon and 'he ist,~r 80 Nr lard IN the morn
ms The smith lard march saF v~Vv
rlo@e The -ccrs We ali even a 'hs 'u'n
smith Won and lost IN 'hs tWslf'b and
thtrfeenth won tho newt ego hol~- and
halved ,hs sixteenth 10 stn 'he ms,ch
The csVds Wers IS tcT 'oi smith md -
for NJ lard The SUMMARY
, ~, Rc'nS -. .s 1g.n'1S Nss:.o rss, ,s,
- go = and : s sos-.sa. o.sSii. pIs, J v
s'HG hSTp>p s.s sPrn hsSsn sIm.n "S -o.s TS' sSs
Hsnry Pownes. Oakroai. hest 7 n riercs
la s''n = voo; I apa-suiS' % % ~ co So sn'sf ~
wiir1in 9 ton. bsai = Fo~u-s nakrnop, ! ard :
R~r ssr n~si Rose-oa /. sad CrorL~r S-A,N .,
Fss ns- sHd : smith bgsi s'si e and
Leighton CalLins writes m the March r..us
~ ';Sh m two great shots he sav Jerome n
1ravsrs make during aOa 0ne vas m the
Hnal round ~ the amateur champiNnahip
- Garden 'liy against MaA Rehr To
quote Ialkins
IN me uin'h hole. ~tth ,ns n'nd nsh'ud hoth
drsyr WITH d-fv ng iYnns Ths ~ur was rio.e IN
~ ths mound the ef, ~ ths sv~er and triek
t-srsfoFs - grt clo~~ ~ ne road ~ xsnd pit
but over 'oward The right ~ - ~ ~ M. >" pitch
10 road hut far N the lsft shst ~ mound %
tns green vas between his rail ant th~ hois IN
fsrt no had pitch ~ shout 5tis Nards rN~r thai
mound and 'h~ hole Was lust hsTonf me mound
80 hard and fast ~ iouh 81 - n,r liEs an
Impossible ritch 7 thouEht ~urh shot u n
~srr ~ thS mound would rer'Aini, Fun ~ Least
quito oNSr - NJ Ear side ~ ths rrecr hought
strtks shovf ~ the mound run ~ agains, n
snd just oN~r ~ stopping prrhsps n me middie
- he Ereen underr.sinated four th,nTs
vsrssuii,y iourth. ", ,onsdsno, in Sirn~sli
T~ took YnAshis usshir nihiick Hs strurk
hard herk 81 bis Rail but derp and sure. tAking
~ lur' snd ,oil enough "a ~ d,pr-, We iusl
least siriy yard.' and NE hall dropeApg lu.,
over - Wtth oniS hNe of @t 'er' 70 20 IN ths cur
iurnp~d IN The ar after str'ktnG lhai hard gre~n
foot On b1, ~ tnor' tcGard ir- aol- Hs had
q f0ur foot put tov = Aud Ie go i' Eri Von tns
nols have n~vsT Nssu nu~r supi
Hiia In such good .ontitlou thH' h~ puf
pose. opening the nm course "a couple
~ weeks He vsnt round IN hts rettrn
from broad and IN sp'ic % Fus -fy uncef %
tain putriuz dtd 20. tn he course ~ which
ha got eight y -"rls 0f Nru'h Uers
within inches q - b" 'oiEmi''e" has
de~idsd 'o hold an ,B,I'a .on tournament
thiz swing on the sars l'n-~ 80 lie on.
last vsaV Whirh vas = IN b.. p~v-rsuA
Lord
The sun., 1910-03-18

Practice for mo crew ~ Massachusetts,
Institute of Technology - to begin 40 once.
she house of the iui9n Y. e IN the Charles
Hiver basin 70 he used " y Gere, u ho
Ia ~ year Towcd IN 'h- Svraruss varsity
has been chosen captain and A - Herres-
aEer ~iKfy rReu reported at the first call
for candidates
The sun., 1910-03-18

RorHLsrEr. '. March The cham
r'onship pool match finished ~ ocIpck
hh morning Jerome Ksogh suecessr,iIIy
qeiendsd his title Winning By - halls over
LhAFles Weston the Challenger. IN = 30
The sun., 1910-03-18

Runs Az STARE kNnrirt. klstruN Trrnk
lyn Rurch, Wheat, Humn1si 2 Iorran.
pauhert. UuuteT NcFi,ser Wicgsr Hu-r,
runs wheat Jordan i'suh~r' rHrs- ns.. ri'.
Elsinov Nuntsf rVo ha4r Ff', NslsU Erff
Konnick. pouhtr rlas Hu-' net N~VUsr
ami ltauh-Tt Sacrih~r hi', Wheat Huu r1st
Stnter bAses PIrrh struck out y. Ruckrr .
~ S'-hnei,sTG n, Smtrr : b. NounE fir.'
bas7 ~ ball. on HWrk'r 90 oung ! Hit b.
pitcher ~ Schne,hsrg Wild ritThrs grhusI
berg Young t'mpir' Van =, ~ki-
The sun., 1910-03-18
Phund~,phIans I.rsd AZ Cr,cLs,


'DeFI9T f-4I1F IFfTTlrF n III ~.
HsaILTos Bermuda. March II In the
match here TODAY between the Phiadsi-
phta crtckst team and a tsara rrprsssnttnR
the British army And navy the Amarfnaua
acorsd i72 IN the hrst inningA Ths British
scored iO1
The sun., 1910-03-18
GOLF
p,s, ~ p,pehGrss- DssEiss s-s-s
80 phllmen,

Jane. D~ysiss. hrosher ~ the redoIh'
sble George. Who s~oop~d 80 nsnr Fs-'eTn
tournaments N Isas and Iss7 has hear
gaeeh as professional hy The Thilrnoui
Counrry club near philsdsiphta "" hsd
been ~ 'he chevy chase luh fov nav
sAasone until raUla~~d by George Sargpni
ths open champion. lAst fan iNhN Rev
the veteran of the Philadelphia rrNf~'
sionRls. has had the Philmrnt icb for ."'Ue
vSaTE
The sun., 1910-03-18

Totals - s4il Tdaal- . - -
~ S'srs
brooklyn A.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-01

Why Pay Rent?-Two four room houses,
well located, will sell on the installment plan,
Sl00 down and IS 90 per month. Get a home.
Price $3.50. o. l. Black well, Journal building.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-01

Oscar Elmquist, Atlantic City, visi-
ted his mother, Mrs. M. S. Elmquist,
last Friday.
Robert Bond and family moved this
week from Roberts venue into their
attractive new house on Hand avenue.
Contractor r. A. Larcombe has
started work on an apartment house
on Spencer avenue, near Pacific, for
Samuel Riley, of Philadelphia.
Have you tried those genuine bloat-
ers at Albig's?
Walter G. Hawn has sold his barber
business on Pacific avenue and has
rented the corner store of the Butts
building at Burk and Pacific avenues
and will open a meat and produce store
there.
The Grayson cottage, Lincoln avenue
and the boardwalk, has been rented to
Mrs. Nellie Hendricks, of Wildwood.
w. H. Bright was in Trenton on
Tuesday.
Miss Helen Albus, of Philadelphia,
is at her Taylor avenue cottage.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-01
Shy ON Spelling and Arithmetic

President Taft believes there is some
thing inherently wrong in the primary
schools of the country. They do not
teach enough reeding, writing and
arithmetic. This is a view that is
shared BY Champ Clark, the minority
leader.
Both men are Lzorne outinsthiAb by
the results Of recent examinations Tor
admission to West Point. OF the batch
of 10Y young men to be examined only
twenty-six passed. Most of the boys
who failed were thrown out because of
deficiency in the rudiments. They
were wise when it came to Greek and
Latin, but were many points shy on
spelling and the rudiments of arithme-
tic.
Champ Clark says that during all
the years he has been in Congress he
has had a vacancy from his district
more than two-thirds of the time be-
cause the schools there do not turn out
boys with the equipment necessary to
pass the Military Academy examina-
tions. In commenting on the Clark
observation, President Taft said the
other day:
"Champ is nearer right on this mat
ter than he has been for a long WHILE"
Brooklyn Eagle.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-01

Three National Cash Registers For Sale
cheap. X. W. Ryan, Wildwood.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-01

o-lU p. M. 6-2U p. m.
Office opens at $50 a. M. and closes
at 7-15 p. M.
Samuel Thompson, Spicer avenue,
has been suffering with tonsilitis.
Miss Retta Forcum, of Philadelphia,
spent the Easter holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Forcum,
Taylor avenue
William and Robert Clark, Burk ave-
nue., spent Easter in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Roswell Young, Rio
Grande avenue, are receiving congratu-
lations on the birth of a daughter on
Saturday, March 26.
Frank r. Moore and Miss Bertha
Wyle, of Norristown, Pa, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Evans, Burk
avenue, over Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rudolph, oil
Philadelphia, were down on Sunday al
their Leaning avenue cottage.
Mrs. A. Whitehead and family, o.
Philadelphia, were at their cottage on
Baker avenue for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Y. Smith, o.
Philadelphia, were down on Sunday
at their Hand avenue cottage.
Mrs. Theophilus Mexican, Andrew
avenue, was taken to the St. Joseph'i
Hospital on Tuesday morning and I'M
derwent an operation on Wednesday
morning.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-01

For Sale.-Bargain. 5 room house with
bath and all improvements; new. Lot 80 by
126 feet, two fronts. Price, $3.50. Rents for
$40 per month, UNFINISHED. 500 can remain
on mortgage. Apply to T. F. Shute, owner.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-01
L. P. COMFY, I,sid i t, s'';
Public Notice

Notice is hereby given that the Borough
Council OF the Borough of Holly Beach City,
New Jersey, viii receive bids until
TUESDAY, APRIL s, 1910
at eight o'clock D. M, for the remova of gar
bage, paper, tin cans, shells, glass and other
refuse matter that may accumulate in the
above said Borough of Holly Beach City for
one year beginning April LIST, 1910, to April
LIST, 1911, under the same specifications as
were used during 1909, 1910.
Bids to be marked proposals for the re-
moval OF garbage) and addressed TO Harry
s. Hewitt, Borough Clerk.
Council reserves the right to reject any OF
ali bids. Successful bidder m give a bond
to the amount OF contract.
Borough Clerk.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-01
Notice for Bids

Bids will be received by the Wildwood Board
of Education for furnishing and delivering
one car of about 20 gross tons of the best Lee
high nut coal. Bids to be in at s o'clock Mon
day, April 4th.
O.. g. ELDREDGE,
District Clerk.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-01
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Marine National Bank


at wildwood, N. j., in the State of New Jer-
sey, at the close of business March %, 1910:
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts....~................ s255,sll Oh
OverdraftS, secured and unsecured. is 90
US Bonds to secure circulation $50. $4,000 90
Premiums on u. S. Bonds.".-"...... 1900 90
Bonds, securities, etc..,.,............ 81 900 90
tures......~.............an.......... $4,000 90
Due from approved reserve agents.. BIB IS
Checks and other cash items........ 9l6 AS
Notes of other national banks...... 1875 90
Fractional paper currency, nickels ~ 90
LAWFUL MONEY RESERVE
IN BANK, VIZ
ll.406 00
Legal-tender notes ............ 1880 90
- 1875 so
s4O9.464 SO
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid n....,............ $4,000 90
Surplus fund 10000 90
Undivided profits, less expenses and
taxes pald. 9,326 56
National Bank notes outstanding. 29,70O On
Due to other National Banks......... 6,53S %
Individual deposits subject to check, 270,339 SO
Time certificates of deposit.....,.... $3.50 %
Certified checks. 1000
Bills payable, including certificates
o fdeposit for money borrowed 10000 90
Total. 500, 1854 So
state of New Jersey, County of Cape May, IS:
L, CLARENCE G. ELDREDGE, Cashier of
the above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
CLARENCE 6. ELDREDGE, Cashier.
Subscribed n sworn to before me this LIST
day of April, 1910.
JOHN BRIGHT, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest: FREDERICK SUTTON,
r. w. RYAN,
GEORGE ]. ENT,
Directors.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-01

For Sale-Cottage at Wildwood Crest con-
tanning four bed rooms and all conveniences.
Jed Dubois, journal office, Wildwood, N. j.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-01

Wanted.-A few good life insurance canvas
sers for Anglesea, Wildwood and Holly Beach.
James ]. McGonigle, assistant manager, Hol-
ly Beach, N. j.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-01

An lnvestment-Two houses, u rooms, some
furniture, always rented, prominent location.
owner going to travel. This is your oppor-
tunity to make your money earn 20 per cent
o. L. Blackwell, Journal building.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-13

There is nothing harder and more
full of misery than the life Of man
who is running for an Office. Though
there is a certain degree of excite
ment connected with it there is also
more or less grief. And in the long
run disappointment. Very few men
make a run on their merits. They
most always have other lines to pull
and other bait to throw out. Perhaps
the string that is most often pulled is
the genuine old fashioned sympathy
plea. Another bit Of bait that they
sometimes throw out to the voters
are promises Promises that the just
Ike a New Years resolution. They
are all right if after you succeed you
keep your word.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-13
A BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTION
AS You Life It," Will Be Most Ar.
tisticaIy Staged

m securing the English players in
Shakespeare's delightful comedy, "As
You Like It," for a tour of the west
it was necessary for Manager Walker
to provide for the small stages which
are to be encountered in even the
best of western citiesl A special pro-
duction was built, an exact duplicate
of the original which can be used on
any stage. This. with the beautiful
and correct costuming will make the
engagement in this city notable IN
many respects. "As You Like It"
appears here Jan. 20.
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but 1t was SHOWN That she nad dis
posed of her farms to her sons Paul
and John A case was brot in county
court few days ago, to determine
If the sales were really bona fide or
whether the property was merely
transferred by the defendant in order
to evade the payment of this judg-
ment. 1t was while Palda was cross
questioning the witness John Luck
singer that he refused to answer,
and altho Judge Davis and Palda
both asked about forty questions,
they could not succeed in getting the
young man to say word in reply.
He was sent to Jail but did not seem
to be affected in the least. Mrs.
Lucksinger then took the stand, but
like her son, she too refused to an
swer certain questions, and was sent
to Jail, altho friends implored her
to answer the questions.
g twas brot out in the trials that
Paul Lucksinger claimed that he had
bought the farms from his mother,
paying ten thousand dollars in cur.
rency and silver for the property. He
said that he had delivered the money
to his father, about half silver and
half paper money. 1t was shown
that $4,000 in silver would weight
something over 300 pounds. Paul said
he made the money in the last three
years farming near Surrey, and says
that he kept the money in box about
two feet sqdare in his cellar, which
however, he says he destroyed af-
ter buying the farms, as he had no
further use for It.
1t is believed that the Lucksingers
will settle the affair by paying the
judgment, however this is not Ger.
tain.
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last year. This year is likely to be- a
bumper potato year.
Iowner is the only county so far
to send in the exact amount taxed
Tor the silver service of the battle
ship Norh Dakota, her assessment be-
ing $275. Adams, Eddy, Kidder, Ro-
lette and Stark, however, each sent
IN amounts in excess Of what they
were assessed, while the others are
all away behind.
Those who have studied the rise
OF Greece know what a tremendous
part athletics playe din the mighty
drama that was begun and finished
IN three centuries. Let us give con-
slderauon to these things and not
permit out Little Chicago to fall
INTO the hands of the Turks.
"A. E. Stossmeister.