j NOT CHEAPEST, BUT LEAST EXPENSIVE \ I - On-Line ...

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Wants. 

I .a, hy \v. ft UdlnO 

admiringly on toe tine, wtmo parting 

that'.«cr>ara|ed' tho braids of purest 

flax.. • ' •.'•• ' * • . 

."Ami bow d"jro Ilko them, Mr. Sel- 

dcnr* naked Mm. Jono* a bit later, re- 

rcrctng to tlu> biscuit :, .. 

"I love thorn.", n iw wened ho, .referring. 

tbo'Elri' dlmpl ( 

p 

• ; Of coaiw that wn« only'the bosln- 

nlnn. After tbat Seklcn. Uownrd man- 

agod.almost dally to meet Kiitherlne. 

or at least to catch a sllmnto of bcr. 

Her loroly. tlrod eyes and Uttle. quiet 

wajn* appealed to him In all Inflnltely 

more tender and real fashion'than hud 

those of many a pampered 'beauty 

whom he'd met In the courso of hU va- 

ried travels. - • • , • • 

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wlater licre in lila little cottaee among 

tho Berkshire bills. -By tho way. I 

•aw a strain.-'} man at tho postofflce 

this moruluj; aud I overheard some one 

say bo was 'Mr. Howard. Very eood 

' lookluc man ho was and seemed to 

bnqw a thins or two." 

"TbatV him.',' couUruied Urn. Jones. 

"But wbysbouldn't be know a thins or 

' two? He don't do dqthln" but travel 

and trainu.* round tble>' - 

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!>>t ot land lylD.* l»etwe«n Weai-and 

Kavrn MVenofc* abd bvtwetrn Klnb and 

Hlztb elreeu. 

' SECONit WARD. , 

'Caul no PU-r Tom pvoy 

u ISO leei of Ocvan Front, tN.uliin>nft ut 

Ibe SVV .oroer «it Nltuli Mir t-i itnil 

IKYBTI nv» n«>e *a* 

. - Kmr.'tardeklendlnifHWon KMyavenue 

BO reel 

70 ml on NW»ld*Ha> avenue, ketln- 

Dln' l ' t «utli|uliy. Ir wai 

why don't you come to bedr ns'-ed \ "'aDUt-.wiur^ tirst by the 

bis wife. 'Let me 'lone. Ttlnb: de mo' ' 

I tries to 'splaln to de Lord bow I come 

to steal dot pig de, wusser I gits' mix- 

ed.' "— Buffalo Commercial. ." 

! L««ra>«d Better. 

"My daughter bas learned one thin; 

at boarding school." exclaimed tbe 

man. "and that is how to write a legi- 

ble hand.", * " 

"How did It happen?" asked a'frlcuil. 

"She' kept writing home for money." 

said No. 1, "and I sent back word I 

couldn't read a' word of her lottcrs. It 

soon cured her of tbat Chinese cbirog-' 

rsphy."— Detroit Free Press! 

anil afterward l.y. tlie 

autl uni-.i-nt 

Itomans 

tu-ntiou' 

A J m o a t • > l i u B l t . 

Tbat suit you haVe on." said the 

chap who always talks whether be b 

anything' to say or not, Is a dead ring 

er for one my > Brother has." 

?Huh!~' growled the fussy man: 

"What do yoa.take me for—a clothes 

ringer?*:—Chicago Xews. 

M o t l a S t o c k . 

Customer (iffltatedly to Eossiplng 

abopclrls>—I wish you would show me 

common civility. 8bopglrl (absently}—' 

Sorry, madam; We ain't got It—Boston 

Transcript. . 

"THI yoa regard that man's argu- 

ments as sound?" ' ' 

. "Yes."..answered the senator, "That 

and nothing 'else,'*—Washington Star. 

Suuilt-v... ftiaju.uJ U E.i.;ll«!i la-irsii- 

, are, suiUctemiy Luov.lu^ iit'.tllstiu. 

gulsh betuo,.:i m.-loua sub*br !li«u ii Hive 

«ro|i of tcuilfr li«C unu. lu u CJUJIIV 

of blurs Uu'y win have euni'c-ilt'j It 

from Hl-ht. Try thoui u-ltb a p:«.i? of 

chJlk or a tiny i-v.i'ilo. anil tbty re- 

ninlil utollc'jy luii.lii'alilc. Wet the 

chulti anil oiler It. u|;:i!u. und tile plant 

apparently mistakes It for meat.- tbe 

bristles gradually Vloslng round It: 

u. UUco\'er|uz the' doception. they 

GiiaKy relax uud return tbe chalk 

without thJinku. Tbeie vegetable glntv 

tons will a'wsrti morsel* of poached 

and mutton chops.'but cbeeju 

tunu the IOJVCK rjatte black and Onal- 

"» kills tUT 

D e f l o e d . 

Teacher—WUD kusns. what triplets 

aroT Teacher's Pet—I know. Two 

twins and .one left over.—Woman's 

Home' Companion. 

Idleness walks so elowry that pover- 

ty has no trouble tn catehlns op writ 

It 

The man who forgets to be thankfrj 

hu fallen ssleep hi life.—Stevenson. 

Two Irishmen were digging a sevker. 

One of them .was a big. strong man 

abouf sfx,. feet four Inches In height 

and the other one was a little,'puny 

man about four feet sir Indies. The 

foreman came along Ju> See how the 

work was progressing and noticed that 

one of them was doing more work than 

the other. '-Look here.*' be cried, "bow 

Is It that little Dennis bacan. who Is 

only half your size. Is doing nearly 

twice as'much work as yon. Patrickr 

Glancing down to his partner. Pat re- 

plied: "And why- shouldn't bet Ain't 

he nearer to liV . • , ," 

The world Is bin who can see through 

Its pretension. . What deafness.' what 

stone blind custom, what jovergrowi) 

error you behold. Is there only by your 

sufferance See It to be a*.)|e. and yon 

have already dealt It tia mortal blow.— 

IS 

In, Kngbjnd. under the Tndors, tile 

man who gave to a beggar was fined 

and the redolent of the gift was pan- 

•Tat'ltus. I'llti'r. XI'IIOJIII iur and others. 

': lie U'i::u'!ii were 

great l.i^r'il^lnki-rs uud tbut for a long 

.tluii" every Hiijlc**s»;wr iiiudt; bis own 

tHt-r. In tii i^c- year* iHt-r was the 

erJl nnil p:>;n:l.:r ilrlnk. In the colony 

of Mu.*ii!(-(iurfvtrs Its r**tnll prlra waw 

Hi.-.1 l.y itnv ut u iM-iuiy u (irili-rt'ti tdu.t every vlct- 

Uftta-.or «r.I.ii:iiy lu'nktfiifr should ol- 

jvays b*- jiroi'liled with goml whole 

soUic I!**V fur the « and 'cugravliiKs for",.. 

rupiH'r cent that was to bo banM> 

wlilrh hiiH RIUCV IIIM-MI in servlcs j- 

were over n thonsiuul iloslgi 

firlzo wnii n, ghoil ono. 

r;:ckeil bl* brain for soino < 

slniniliir ilotlun th\it would 

for uioutlis he hju? 

sirllsfy hliiiwlf. *** 1 

Ouo morning a tniiiilKjr of 

with their ibU-f,'.who Inul beeatajjj 

their nwiM-i'ts to the prent whitt/ 

In WiixtihiK'.ou, I'MIIII. to tbe cU>i 

were slimvii tbrotiKli the mint 1 

Intmduivtl to Ilie.wbato^ 

e Tii:iki*r, who was' 

IIIM young iliiiiijhtei 

.- . •« 

^ • 

OL. XXVII. 

OOEAf? CITY, N. J., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1906. 

• ' . . ' . . . • ! • • ' • • • ' • . . ' • ' .' • • . • • . • . . * • . • • • • • • • • . . 

lu 

ijCity Sentinel 

Publlaned Wtekly at • 

rRTIS ROBINSON 

Êditor and Proprietor 

er Year, Strictly In Advance 

fSi.Jo at End nf Year" ''• 

j StnhJ 

gn-iit .'cdiiifrn. . Tbe olil thief „, J,j 

ti'ttvtiHl liy tin 1 swei-t- faced maUau'l 

ln-r Inl.TO't In Ills feathers and 

!.l,v wondered DOV 

woiilil look In tlii" feiitliercdDej 

Till* w:i« mill th rlllof. who «Mj£ 

lhvsliil IIIIIISI-IC rolntal 

world liiK. sni'h treini'iuloos-j 

tloii.—Hi'tralt Xi'wrf 

DIRECTORY. 

CITV OFFICIALS 

__ _. i «.(;tmmplon. . , » ' 

Dl ofi'-owncU—Muck W. Adam* 

k—T. Leo AduniH, * . i 

•w-lruK. UliMiii|>lon. , . , 

—Ntoholiut C'orwm 

I I'ollco-Wiiiiuuil Hrull.. ' 

InHpeotor jk|urlrort C Hmlth. 

jpervlKor—wtirron W. !irt»wn. 

Icltor—Kx-JuUrfeJott. TUutiipHon. 

men—Ueortce u. \ituuiH, A1«rk W. 

ÎIUiimH.i.ntliuiu, limob O. Htcel- 

irry lieodloy. Hurry I*- rimlth, U. H. 

•ol Ueuilh—Dr. ( li4rlet*.K« KilwurUw, 

Mi l>r. C H. Itlrter, Nwretury; Hurry 

Ion* TrUH 

gpector; l>r. 1. N. (.rlnooni, Mnllcul 

r. Dr. N. II. Hurt; H rburlC.Htn.il., 

fot Educntlon-Dr. H. T. Abbott, 

~: A. J. Hmlth. Vice ITtfHUletu; K. c. 

_. Hoeretary; Klvbiird It. iiiur-.H. B. 

i, JutnuM w. i vf. • » 

jup^riDiaudent—1'rot. JUIIICH M 

r or the I*oor—Jerome H, Ku»b., 

JCHURCIi "SERVICES. 

»|".tJburcb(cornorV'ouiral Jivenue I 

•• Hireet. Itev. J. Ward (Jumble 

..r. . ! ' 

ifHurvtre, tOJW: ©veotnj:»*«rvlre,7JtO. 

uectluif, We«ineMdHy ov«nlnjr, 7JUi. 

Muhool, 2^0. Thomiw H. Uoarluy. 

ATTORSEYfc.a.T'LAW. 

HIEDIMU 

JJyJORGAN HAND, 

ATTORNEY and 

COU NSELLOR-AT-LAW, 

Solicitor. Hastar and Examiner In Ohanovry, 

Haprams Coifrt Commlaalonar. Notaiy Publlo. 

alAPE HAV dOIIHT HOVHK, M. J. 

(Oppoaltslîbllo Bulldlpga). 

JONATHAN HAND, 

OonnselloF r 

' 8olloltor, Muter In Chaooary, Notary Pnbllo, 

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N. J 

Iconic DlMtnnco Telepbnne. 

^C. HUTCHINSON, M. D. 

«*> llomoeopathist. 

No.' Hsi4 Ocean Avenue. 

OCEAN CITV. N. j: . 

OCUCK I1ODBS:-TIU 10 a. nt.,2 to 1p.m., 

II lo«|». ID. ' . 

jg[ARRISON H. VOORHEKS 

CoutiHollor-ai- 

207 .tlorUrl Ntrect. - I'siadiiq, 

\V. IIOIT AIHJAIU A mm lew \< ry «.ii..nv-li. IMnutris. 

Jt>-:llir\ U till- clC's fnod add 

I"rov«A 

Illvjuiltllili V 

lUlii'M p.iwor lu wiininnV— BroosB 

L-ott. 

•" uiore woiiii'ii hnve 

ni(ir th^y are willing to 

'UCIIM. : 

Women "aro 

present iiml m 

uniwi* rnivt-rb. 

A tcrnmirniit wife,may In 

ice-in In' ili!cfi>il a toleraN* 

iir.—\Viii.hlii:;t'.in Irving 

llielr wlvi's. tbltililifj t • minutetta*^ 

ml tliey iiliviiyx full.—Jnbnwn. 

_.. HuiHliiy morning, mm. J. 

l«ud«r; Monilaytivenjnif,7.l.'i, Mnl. 

Krl ..< uvuainir, VOUIIKH 

rlieM^t >.>«llflaK Hro lield in 

jHbyterliiirCriureli, Wevley Iiveimu 

inlu Htrevt. Kav. H.T. CiiMHilUjrry. 

inday aervlceii, lUUB) u. m. und » 

.ij«r nicelluv. W"lne" 

I II IU 

Til. II u. lu. ' • 

a p. ni. 

H p. 111. . * 

Hcll'l'bciiie 

I N. GRISCOM, M. I>. . 

KMJllTIIST. ANlVWB.SI.BY AVE. 

XUitU lMionf*—Ifa'll* l'»i lutt>r-Htut«r. ll:t. 

OUU'M HoiirH Unit) Ut"~ m. From 0 to H p. m. 

, No olllcc UuurM MuiHluy iiftermHin. 

- At-Hfiibvn H. CorMon'M, Munifirn ftloudnyN, 

un, I** O. K, «it A., 

- Krlduy nliiht lu K. of 1\ liull. 

eVy Krlduy iilK 

ruooM, Hecretttry. 

. of A., m«tu every Mat 

K. ol 1\ bull. ii. T, 

19. (•• O. of A., m«tu every MatiirdilV. 

l K l 1\ bll ii T Uuao 

| v! in 

ninnr'itiiifj'. Imt h ' •llilrtt • 

ItimlllW. 

|.ii nf IIIIJI" B'") , 

J iii'rfurated. 1 

me tuue» 

nni'li'iit Orulda 

liy I>lliiy and other < 

Htella Council. No. as, Vt. of l»., meet* 

Monday uleep at 7.10, in K. or 1*. Hull. 

CHURCH SOCIETIES. 

KIUOT M. K. OllUKOH. - 

• Aid meet* Brat Monday evanlLIE of 

nontn. Mm. Ellsabetb (Julidy. vm»\- 

in. UIVIDIU Tborn, trtatnurtri Mm. 

Adfiijiai* ttfiorotittry* ' ' • 

Jobn O. dandy, superintendent ,Ji-n 

»"•' 1. •' , . • 

'IB8T PBaSBlTIHIAK bllUUCH. ' 

W Auxiliary Uoclcty nieeta Jimt Ml/' 

.ênlBS ofi aob tnontn. PreHldenti 

J. F. Fox; Vlce-1'reaident, Mm, lu M 

fl treaaurari Mm. William K. Wll 

*p; Moreuiry. Mra. Jon. I. Hcull: uaalii- 

- «tiiry. Mra. T L>ee. Adam*: coUeoto»«i 

.aimun and Mm. Cbm-len Mumn.. , * 

.r KndeaVor noolety meets every Krl- 

Mrnoon at i o'clooa. . 

jtlan Kndeuvor. noclety meet* at 7 

t Uunday evenlnga, . 

Obruitian Teuiperuuco 'Union, 

omlnutlonul, meet* aemt.montnly« 

- — t*lii * .-.»- •»Î._.^M __^^^_ , * 

nl. Mm. Eltmbutb Urlolts corro«popd 

ry, Mm. A. B. Kanck; racordlr- 

lira. M, Mllner; treawirar, Mra. 

thin 

i" U:ui',-htlly i 

l»lttU. "I jiui tbtt.otdr. utti 

'Well; ytw, but you want tO*J 

ber that you're UOt 0 llM* * 

t'hllU fre«». 

itman'a Aaaoolatiou. WUlon Wllleu, 

jut, Mark Lake, asoratiuy. " 

OK wlu be bald Ii 

In June. 

. Da«d lo 1«. 

Mm. KnlcLer—Weren't yoa 1 

cd when the bull bellowcd.st J 

account of your now dress! 

er-No.' It was exactly th» i 

>X behaved wbon he sot tho.* 

Ocean O ty Bonding and Loan aaaoela. 

neeuaaooud Hatnrday of eaob month. 

" nt, ueorge p. Adania; aooretary, " 

MODERN PLUMBING AND HEATING 

ALLOWAY M. SMITH & CO; 

(Successors to H. A. W;. Smith) 

811 ASBURY AVENUE,. - OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

TELEPHONE, Y 

HAND NAMED TO SUCCEED 

SENATOR LEWIS M. CRES5E 

In a Convention Controlled by the Hand People, the 

Former Senator was Nominated With No 

Friction—Cresse Said He Would Not be 

an Independent Candidate—Stille 

'Nominated for Assembly. • 

In the Republli'aii County Conven- 

tion held in the Hippodrome lu thin 

city on Balurday afternoon last, '«x- 

Hcuntor Robert K. (land, of Krraa, 

vvaH nominated for Henutor to tmcuced 

Honator'LowiH M. CrcHw, who HUC- 

Nled Mr. Hand, uud who haH held 

tlio poHltlon diirlnK tho lant I m. : 

In a prepared Hpeech, pry|iareM|uoted, Senator 

eNHe Ktated that there had been ru- 

uiorn that', if not reuoiulnafed, he 

would run for the KonalorKhlp on an 

iidependent ticket. Mr..('reHM) told 

[InntclcRaTcirthntrinnnnl no liiieiitloir 

of iloliiRanythhiK nf the kind. . 

I"r. 3. H. I)ougla-u> wan chot.cu 

sei'rctiiry of the committee. 

coiiiiiilUcu Mliall coiiHlHt of members 

Irom ench election district, to be ap- 

pointed by the chairman of the con- 

vention, .: - •• 

Captain Hale lu a few worilx 

nominated Robt. K. Hand for the 

otllce or Stute Kenatdr, 

Mr. llonnell -named Conivllle II. 

HtlllevofTiicknhoerforthe-Ainiemblyr 

"uiniiii with a clean record and well 

liked hy nil who know him. The 

nomination Wax xecouded by 

Suyre. • . • . . 

l>r. .1. X.- (JrlHcoiu, In a ringing 

Mpeceh, plm-eil Benntor Ije»'l'» M, 

Crc>ise'H iiamo before the convention, 

mi iiHlKnisi 

acllin him In a poxltlon to win the 

ntllcc tliat lie HO Justly inerltH. (Jentle- 

inen, It Klven IUO tho greateHt pleamirc 

to present the nnnreof Kcnator h. M. 

•tc^ênsiicunillilatefiirnouiliiatlon for 

e SeimtiirMlil|i ot Curio ^lay Oiiiiity,- 

nil I aHHtirvyou.vletorlouH or defeated 

ie will t-Uinil true tiHhe rrliiuliilcx of 

tcinibllcalllwin aiid true to IIIH party.' 

DAVID MUIR, JR., 

Tin, • Slate • and - Slap - Roofing, 

CORRUGATED IRON WORK • 

FURNACES AND RANGES, 

405 Wesley Avenue, - Ocean City, N. J. 

. • RepalrH of every description for allimokeH .. 

• of FuruaceM aiidlHangeH. ' •. 

Repairing itone promptly. Smoky .clilniueyB 

cured or lio charge Shop lu rear. . . • 

• , . • • • . , » 

How About Shutting 

off the Water? .,.. T 

We have the mechanics and, the ability ' 

to do 'this properly. A little attention 

. and a little' expense NOW, will save 

a •'heap "of it when Spring comes. 

JOHN R. GROVES, < 

64-9 Asbury Ave -* - Ocean City, N. J 

Mr, ('lialriiiuii, you. my fellow Ite- 

lnililkaiiB. nnil (lentleineii: 

It in my privilege to-day to Hpeak 

id you briefly In behalf.of one whom 

yull alt know, win) IH a soil of Cujie 

May Cminly tii tlie manor iKirn, and 

ulinse idicexlori- .have had lio vmall 

Mian. In nuikInn her hletnry, ami who 

liimxelf will he known In the yearn to 

come UN 'me of the line«t typen of.men 

und tlie truest of Kcntteuieii that old 

.•a|ie'May County IIBH ever produced. 

AH tit lil« public record, it needN no 

eulogy from me. HurhiK the Inciim- 

Imiicy of theptllcefl lie-haM lieirl^more 

IUWH direi'tly beneliclul to the inu» 

of the people liavo been enacted than 

In any other period of the liiHtory of 

the Huuie leiiRth, and In every Inutaiice 

be'IiaH fully HII p port ed 'beue meaBUreii 

with hit) vote.. Ill fact during tbe taut 

tWo yearn, under the wine and able 

leadership' of our prenent CJovernor, 

whom history^ will acclaim as the 

Brentt'fct. Governor New Jersey has 

ever hud, more k'Rlflatloir has been 

enacted for tlio benellt or the commou 

people tliun in anjr previous ten years, 

We are proud or the fact that the 

oncmleH our candidate IIUB made were 

nnile ill tlie support of legislation that 

wan enacted tor the moral aud ma- 

terial Welfare of the general jiubllo aud 

uot rbj- cu"rnoratc' Interests-. Ho \vcarn 

no lnan'H collar, and never will. Ha 

wears no UIUII'B nbackles and uever 

iian taken ordi rs from any corporation 

magnate; be'ban "lidded lustre to the 

Uameu'Of those.inen-who-JmVe repre- 

^teuted Cape May Couuty In tbe service 

ortbeStatfrol New Jersey; . "" 

As to hl« private life, ]t Is wlthou 

reproach; thone who kuow htm beet 

love him most. Kitidly and genial lu 

bia Intercourse wltb all, the regard of 

bis .townsmen Is bhown by the fact 

that no reputable man'In'all of Ocean 

City could lie found to oppose him as 

delegate lit .the - recent primaries. 

Where he given bin friendship he In 

tbe BtauucbeHt and truest friend ever 

He Is a Ho|iubllcau, a stalwart of tin 

Btalwarta, whoso voice hau ever bee 

beard lu no uncertain tones lu aup 

port of tbe. prllielples of Republican, 

loin an Republicanism has been pro- 

claimed by Iilncolu, OarUeld and 

Roosevelt. Honest differences, of oplu 

ns to pulley, • have always been 

bund, and Die liberal in hid respects 

he honest opinions, of his opponent. 

though he hlinseir'(irmly believes 

hat the eourse ho follows will bo for 

ho benefit of the grcatec majority of 

ho people lie, represents. Bliou'd the 

orlunes of war or politics decree that 

lofeat shoiilil perch upon IIIH banner^ 

Is voice will never'be heard hi ailvls- 

g IIIH frleudi* aud followers to fomake 

he Republican party and, vote for the 

>emucratlc candidate -in opposition to 

ils HiiccesHruI Republican opponent; 

ut ratlKT ho will urivlHC them, to 

GARDNER AGAIN 

GETS NOMINATION 

Chosen for Eighth Term, He 

isPrateed by Governor - . 

Stokes. 

In the Hceond District Republican 

Convention, at Tumbling Dam Park, 

rldgeton, Tuesday, Congressman 

Dim J. (iuriliner, of Atlantic County, 

nnmiiiated by aectumatlon v for his 

Ighth term. The convention wax one, 

the most- eudiuslastle ever held In 

he district. The Atlantic-County 

elcgatlon went In a special train, and 

lth the dPlegateH from Rurllngton 

ud Cape May were mot at the station 

'and shoulder to Khnuluer in Hupporl 

tlio' principle)! that have been the 

uiile and beacon, light of the grand 

Id party for the lout balf century. 

>Ien are born, live their little liven, 

lie and are soon forgotten, but tbe 

irlnc'plex that |iave been and are 

(lealHoftbe Itepiihlican party tliat wu 

ill love are ax ImpcrishableaHtlib hill* 

nd an eternal an the heavens, . 

I pre»e.iit to you, gentlemen, the 

ante nf one whomîe of Oecau City. 

ire proiid to ejnlm an a eltl/en nn into details 'of what IIIH -policy 

HI be.'what lie will do or leave uu- 

me. . I don't need to tell you what 

Ills I will Introdilee and pans next 

Inter. That In ouo of the bright 

Wen to lonk at it. The dark side Is 

Ills: I have had at my side, lighting 

loulder to shoulder, an army of good. 

iyal friendn, ready to make any nucrl- 

Ice a'ud I have led them to jlefent 

'hat Is the hard part for me—there Is 

ie Ktlug, and right here while I 'have 

he opportunity I want to exprt'SH my 

ppreclatloirortheir tlrcleHH~eirortH~ln 

uy behalf. 

In thin contest, I HomelliueH feel that 

huve not done-uiuch myself, but J 

liiuk you will all agree with mo that 

uy friends have put up a .pretty re- 

peetalile. tight—ut least, they luive 

.cpt up enough exelteinent lo break 

le'munbtony that sometimes ultemls 

RAILROAD MEN 

TO VISIT HERE 

Mayor Stoy Sends Request 

. to Mayor Champiou to ' 

Iad and other Hues general agoutH for 

ihort-otrHng;—\Vill7be—poHltton—for 

•our people to give, the delegation a 

cceptlon at your yacht club.' The 

larty will remain about two hours 

md will look over the proposed route 

rom AtlanttcOlty to your beach front. 

A prompt reply will be appreciated 

iy.our committee. * - .' 

If possible a trolley ride through the 

Imlts of your famous resort will bo 

lighly appreciated by-all, If provided 

iy yiiur committee. . 

Vourn ltes|>ectful!y, 

K..P.:BTO.V. ' 

President Adaintr-npimlnted tho fol- 

Aving committee: tiea.O. Admns, I). 

. Sampson . and J. C, Sreeinran. 

hese gentlemen were-requested to do 

verythlilg possiblu to eutorlahi the 

Isltors. "••.•• 

Before the committee WBH appointed, 

'ommodore C. Howard .Schermcrhorn, 

" the Ocean City Yacht Club, exr 

ressed regret that the season had 

•nded and that all the bouts were ., FciRg. of Cumiteu,Who has 

arge property Interests here, where he 

esldes In tliu sunimer, has arranged to 

ako a numlier ot iiililltions to tbe 

'uirvlew Hotel, whleh he owns, aud 

bleli has been so capably maiiagi'd 

iy Mrs. Fixed since she took charge 

ifter the hotel wus erected. 

Tho dhUng room of the hotel IH to be 

made double Its present capacity. 

Board of Trade Wtfclliiy. 

The Oceaii City. Hoard. of Trade 

III meet In Council Chamber ut K 

'clock this (Thurstluy) evening. All 

members are requested to attend, us 

utters of Importance will come up. 

.We have all done whatever our 

taiids or heads found to do, and have 

io excuse or apologies to oiler, t think 

frank confession rrom both sides 

oulil be that we have both douo 

ibout all we couTd to win, aiid we 

Ust bow to the Inevitable. 

I have frequently been askod whether 

r I would run Independently nr mil 

nd in order to clear the utlnusphere 

irlends and cticmlcs ullke, I Want 

o'Htate here, publicly, that I will Hot, 

Hider any clrciiiiistanceM, be au m- 

e|ien(leiit cniiilldate. And once more 

waul to express my appreciation ol 

lie many good friends who bave'vnl- 

liltccrcd to go' alon(?" in caso I 

iliould.* Mnt we don't want two 

tepubllean partlen In this couuty; the 

mrty. IH bifsfcer tliun inyself, nnd my 

liugrintlun It has repudiated me will 

lot luT^ti HiiOlt'ieilt reason .for tlic to; 

Urn my back upoirit., 

Another silver lliilng to the dark 

limd of (Ii feat In the Inner COIIHC 

esu tlmt I have' honestly dune my 

;ery best for my constitueutH and the 

axpayern. My only thought bus been 

heir Welfuro, and all my public acts 

lavo had in. view "Uio greatest good 

a tlie greatest number.'' Itut at 

legislation ban been from tlie earliest 

ays of history & Circumscribing of the 

uctloiia of the few for tlio benellt of the 

many—Which IH another >yuy or "nay. 

Ing. you can't please ' everybody. 

Homebody's apparent rlghtH are re- 

strlcted for ilie general good of tb(; 

icople at lurgo. 

I think I had reason tn expect that 

my course would meet tho approval o 

the people, hilt what I have done rial 

either been not understood or appre- 

ciated, at least that Is the] story the 

ballots tell, and we bow as 'gracefully 

aH possible to the Verdict of the voters, 

I am* a flrm believer In majority rule, 

and If a miijorlty'of tho people of this 

county prefer Bonator Hand at the 

bead of ntluirs, they are by rlebt eu- 

Itled to hla representation, and I 

would be the taut one to attempt to 

thwnrt their wishes au ex pressed at thf 

polls last Tuesday. 

tienator Hand having served In tho 

Senate two terms' knows better than 

most or you. the responsibility he Is 

assuming. To attempt to defeut tho 

legislation that would be injurious tc 

the county, and to secure for It leglsta 

tlon that Is heeded, Is no small task 

even In a small county like thin. 

Your representatives In the Legisla- 

ture have to Spend many hours of -mud 

w6rk, In research and study (when the 

rest of you are asleep) In order to vote 

Intelligently and houettly on matter 

Commrjdore Has Always Paid 1 f\> c 

XaxeB Batty; He Telia 1 /^'** 

Membeft of Couodii^ \ $ ^ 

At Council's moetlng^n Monday^ ^V*' 

evculqg. Commodore^ O. Howard 1 

bchermerhojrn, of Philadelphia, toaiit,, 

a protest against being advertised ui 

delinquent taxpayer in thto $tty, J- 

something of which he bu,*never'~~. 

been guilty, ho said. On tbe contrary,, 

he bos always been prompt In " " 

his taxes. 

The trouble over this piece of Una;,/ 

baa been before Council ueveral times'.., 

recently. Not until thla past year, a* 

inn been staled, have Mr. BobermerV vX ' 

torn and Mr. A.T. James been as-'"/ 1 " 1 

lessed for property alongside tbe 

oardwnlk and In tbo vicinity of< 

hlrteonth rtreet. 

Mr. Bcbermerhorii c'aimed that the 

ground was largely occupied by the • 

ENLARGE HOTEL 

ty,. and ho asked fora proper ad* 

lustment of tho matter. 

Mr. Jamea was present at tlie meet. 

ig, but did uot say anything- In 

reference to the question, 

Mr. Bchcrmerhorn, continuing hla 

emarks, stated that If the groand-U 

Kild under the present conditions It 

ill be the last easement deed he will 

Igu In Ocean City. ,, .. 

City Solicitor Thompson expressed 

he opinion that Council baa the right 

> adjui-t Hie assessment. 

John Creth Marsh, representing the 

illssos Crcth, • asked fair .reduction for" 

in alleged overcharge. 

Oil motion; the proper officers were 

nstructed to adjust these claims. 

A Itrrte later, ^r^Tbompsou said 

liat ho hail looked Into tbe matter 

nil was of-the opinion that the city 

IOH uo* right to change the assessment, 

Then came a little "scrap" over the 

ims. u. • Miller communication, ref- 

reuce to which Is made elsewhere In 

his Issuo. ' 

Judge Thompson told Council that; 

ndur the conditions, the city knew 

ily Mr licedn. • . -: ' 

METHODISTS JUBILANT 

irectlngyour welfare. To huve done 

Is and then be coiiilemneil lu hard, 

ut that is tlie prlceur penalty of being 

public life. 

Although defeated by the Kcpuhll- 

rau party of this county,.I emerge from 

tit content with charity for all my 

iiemlcs and malice toward none. 

The party and the pcoplo of' Cape 

lay Cotiuty.have iny very bmt wishctt, 

ml lu* tlic. familiar language of till' 

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