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ROCKAWAY RECORDMorris County's Newsiest WeekU n A- „ A , ̂ ^ V *
^= = _ _ _ _ _ _ W e e k l> ' Our Aim "A better community in
which to live"
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702 8(1 i , , , ; . i i i ' e
:n ui:i4. $b.278:i(i I»:H ...--.'.11,1 lol'll leceipt I'i'.i
liil 4!) bill-
ii M a r i h 31 1034. $lf)f)54fi5.!,i|)Hal aee.iuiit blilanee J
an 1 1934.
biiliiiic- M a n h 31 1934. jTm.-.l a.-cuunt balunce. Jan.:
t..\- : Hi .:. M.i: h SI• i n . : i ' i , Mn S.Mid
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1 IM4 f-JV'2'JI). b a l a n c e M a r c h 3 1 .11134 $B0! I I .
F.ll;. ri 'er.i v Relief bll l-i i rn. J i i ini i i ry 1 11)34 $3
69 . b a l a n c eMiir i l i 31 1!)34 S.I 6 9 . D e p e n d e n c
y
', r i - iH balaiii-e .hill 1 1934. $4 80.I M I . U K I - M a n
h 31 1934 S4 W W.i ' . - r
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lH'.'U'.l b a l a n c e M i i n l i 31 1934.
- «[>•».". 041 U. l l - t a l i ' l im 1 mi l , s u n h i d e
lln- biil-; ill.. . 'if $!)00 mi a • l#-•-• L'imil l n o t e .
&IJ0IM t , i \ i c . - n u i - n o t e a n d , n , u i h e
rt;tx 11-\ i nm- m , i e of $:•i A, , ,„ ,( . ,.| $2 1100b . : . .
! $6 MO $1 900. $1 ',00 on
:.. i • ii i ipn,-.i-ini-lit ' (!) 500 mi f i le, I | , , , , I
I , I I I I - M.fiOn fur i l r . - i t T i ink .
.1 $1 fiCMj fur th'- l-'erronc p iuper lv .
Special OrderII wii.-. earlv Sunday niornmi.'.
Mute' a local milkman »'ho de-sires that his name be.
withheldflum publication, when he waKhiKhly amused by a note
contain-ing written instructions and plac-ed under an empty milk
bottleon (he porch ol one ol his cus-loniei 's homes
Allhouuh it was M-UI-CI-IJ1 day-break the milkman was
surprisedto observe that apparently the in-niales of the house hud
not yetretired. A radio was playinK andindication.-, were that a
party wasin protmss . . extending overfrom Saturday nmhl. This
factwas proven when the milkman,notieinii a nole placed under
thebottle, unfolded the sami- andread as follows:
"IiPBVf" us one quart of rye, apint ol Min. two boltles ol
Kinderale and a pinl ol milk."
It is unnecessary to '.tnte thatthe milkman onlv carried in
slockthe latter part ol the rather sur-prisint! order.
2 ^ i J. C. Oswald LecturesOn Seventh Day
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o l l e c l i o l i i,l t i ixe:- .SI :: ' .! 12 i r e e l s a n d
KHIIJHKI- $ 3 . -9:i:i !lf) p o i . e e $1 ,707 .99 - f i l e . $ 1
, 0 6 2 :b ' . a i ' l i,l In-ii l t l i $12. ri. p o o l e m c r
-eeiii -. r e l i i l . $ 5 0 0 . I l l i n i u m M r44..r,llli80.
elect ion purpose'. $400:,l n e puljiif l i b i i i r j . $.
r)5447. old l o w n j
li.iil S(id im mori i i l purpose:- $100 .
lin p i in ; . $1 600 6H. ri , i i i i i i i :eii i $[>!
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( l i am i• !.: .•: .WOOD
Planning For New Race Course
xUtlon.bnew building will be tar super-. team. One day the
.school nu:.-.e andtothe present quarters now oc-^sehool dentisl
interest him in th"
by the library in both spa-'value of a uood • ehewirw
machine"_j« and appearance, It will be He turns over a new leal The
tian'.-itnicted an an addition to the old formed Bill noes ihrouch
a day. onuj and of brick material to the screen, seinnu th. health
Man-
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l o i im la l i nn t h i s n m i i n i m u l i e n ,iu-ther. t i
. - iiif(,rm:ilioii r e n n e d bv '.In-Ho. kii-A:iy R e n i r d '
t a l . -d ihiil Colo-
\ i i r i . t y ; i j i i i i > . . i H i n t f t t r l i i c
e t i a r k
pinpi,si> It n planned to install
Large ( r.nid Heard I'opnlar Kvam-e-Msl al Odd FellotvH Hall
Sunday N'itht
N.\er belore in the hi.story ol theworld has there been such
interestin the sabbath question as there istoduv" declared
EvanKelist J S. Os-wald to a eiipueiiy audience assem-
""' ' ' • , bled ut the Odd Fellows Temple hereI'jnn-''I|1S|
K«-«i'l«y niKht. Despite the ad-
1 verse weather conditions. Mr. Os-wald spoke to lhe largest
crowd yetlo attend one ol his lectures inKockuwny winch he has
conducted
$.1.'iO hv-'diinni! the pa." evenil weeks. Everyinailable .seal
in lhe hall was occu-pied nnd many interested listenersstood
throughout the discussion.
Mr Oswald's tulk, "Sunday ln theNew Testament" was illustrated
witha nou-I device which he had madeespecially for the lecture.
•While it i.s clear to sill and free-ly admitted by all that the
Old Test.
t l l l o n is lo be on tin- school bay-ball , „ . . , , P i u l
t ,„. .„ U l r k ( . , . . -. H i l | U n l . 1 ( l , , , |
Mile Ttiwi-.'h.ti wouki be i ',ni|il' lilylebuijt tu feature
many jittnict.nri.'1.incliidniK ;i lace Hack of one mil.The triick.
l' is '.aid. will be so con-stiuctetl thai 1' ni.iy be used fi
lime ;wiir,niiiii! pool in the center of • ament teaches the
observance of thelhe Hack mid use Ihe biuldnik at the seventh day
ol the week us the Snb-liark fin ("nccssioii-s, 'bath." stated Mr.
Oswald, "It Is of-
Colonial Park. It appears, is an • ten claimed that the New
Testamentideal siii |oi .ml] mi attnutioii as introduces another
day. the first dayplanned due in the fact that it may ,,f Ihe week,
as Ihe Christian Sab-lie i,i.sily leached from the new Stute bmi,
The eudence which i.s sub-HiKhw.iy. No 10. which will carry mittcd
lo .substantiate this claim wasconsiderable Irallle ufter
completed, clearly examined. The lirst day of
'IIn- D.AiT Speedway, a race course t|,(. week is mentioned only
niner iiutoiniibile or hor.'.i racint;. nhirh cuine into the
.sportlim picture. nmes in the entire Bible. Once in
Jhthemunicipal building as near dard which the Moni'. County Tu-
MUI-IIMO«II nnd Dmri iiitrrest- it i.s two years at,,, but since
then h a s ' i h e o ld Testament and eight timesUlthemunicipal
building y Murnsio«ii andpoulble. The entrance will be of \
berculosis Association sets lor all understood, have
l d i I t hild H t d b t td lo shan- .suspended operations clue
lo financial. ] n the New Testament. The bestpoulble. The e n t r a
n c e w i l l \ understood, have niraiiKcd h p p
mill type doors leading Into n children. His report card i.s
better ,[„. nnani'ial expense of leniodelnm dilliculties. has been
described
Liquor License FeeRemains At $400
NKW I,KI:NKE M I S T BI: I>RO-( I ItKI) HV JII.V I. I
Ml—Hilt-NETT'S Un . lMiS KliAD ATMKKTINfi
Sewer DiscussedSPECIAL KKSHION OK (Ol'NCII.
1IKI.D I ANT NKillT AT MUNIC-IPAL HI II,DINany ". '
bulldini! a new library o n . on. Pa . build, i
They Carry OnCont rover sy c v i r lhe miir... ipa
, . _ _ sewer , both within the ranks ol 'inta two smal l r o o
m s a t t h e i C o m m o n Council anrl Mi>-
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f i . i j r . f l i i
i.phvI
iiiii:udiinl vho has bonuh': ,i,".il v.tiri h.i1 tested it
;ir,
li'fiicl'ir-- (111" |,,,I beIT I'ni i- Noi d'.i he bi
r n n n r m ' e x p e n s e s I I ; . p h : l n ''-in- fi» t)'
Wel l "hi p : . .
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t|-,. b a i T i i i n - l i . i n l . r ivp . -nf n:.:. 'l
II, ,-A.•h' r.rtr
itreet at a site donated forW s e by Mr. and Mrs Josephnitle.
Eventually, however, this"PMfed t f th i i h
h a v e s h o w n i a p : d | H " c : ' - -w o r k d u r i i u :
th>- i>-.--' ' * • *t h i s w r l t i n e m a . n h . i ' ' '
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out o f t h e p i c t u r e w i t h i In a p o r t i o n ".' M '
I 1 " ' '«nUt tha t t h e t r u s t e e s t u r n e d s t r e e t ,
abo- . . - | - i , m k . - r : '• '
• M e n t i o n to t h e p r e s e n t p l a n ; s t r e e t n n
d Kell . - i a'.'i'-!• •'•;•W i n g an a d d i t i o n t o t h e m
u n i c - n e c t l n B m a i n n We rcspei tfullv ask your ' ' , ,
,p.-r:i-tion in ihi; . iuid th . i-nf o r . 'Mi ' n i !lh. olh.-i
si-i-iimi.s of th'- tliv o rd i -nal.i1.-.
U,cal cor.di ' i ' i i i ' have iniuli- tin--Mo.naiiM.
i,.-.'-.siiry IIKI.I' I S 'I O M r Dm kI ' l tOTECT YlltJH UOO. W
H'r Itayiiinin
T h e Board of Heal th of l he Wm Handli yf toniueh of lt. 1),
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Ilv Hi' S'-i i . liirvWM II CHANK '•-• -:.'l T ' . 'n l
numbered A Kmml. A Fiii-nd
ill! A Frni.dA I'li'-u.l
Fin ndKm nd
b.AAA l-'tn mlMi;- Em'.l" manII (-..mill.lulu, y-n I I 'V
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not iiiii-eawili.
. ihe
p remits of May 15. lndl- Both M'f •>•••'Rockaway will
experience plainly Mi'1contests at the election this following in
'
" choosing of candidates the result' ••:Ice that will
over-shadow other limul '
wy campaign Intensity that n cniiMdciablw i-rented l n t n e r a
c p f o r port in 111.
"ate. or national political his Denv«M'
?i ^Publicans have m-nlnatcd"I'mond L Mott and Plre
• S- Chewey fnr the two nny t-:iini:•:-' •rm.i bl>rlh-i- The
Demncrats Hockawav '•••"wilnatrd Councilman John J. vi. is pm
••>' ••
to. iu ln" re-election. This ns the I""",-it..a wee cornered
fight at the thirds U* I- >:i1
Veteran political ob- Anotlur ;i«»• opinion that thn He m t1"'
"unusually close unless be assured •:
H7J^ c n happens between now RepubhciiNl Dllrt,(*">k" p r i o
r t o election nemncrat. . . : .
hf.»n, " ? l n | ! t h e tWe o t b n t " Cnrl>'"" " " "'"""'
of one or two of the the off ire .'•''
'Anything might hap- Beam an'! •''" '" the general opln- _„, b v
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I.. I.To Hear Sermon
Bertrand Island Opens ForThe Season, May 26
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l;ri.i.;c myiicurditis
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WM
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i c t . s and rheumjtic!i..irr;aee uji.s r. ported
! srsirl'.-ttntt -AILS the vx-nnin.II LHANE. Ki'Vi-.lnu.
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r i d in i ' 'I 'will lii'-ii.-i m n r e i h r i l l si n Ml. i i l
' - a su r . ' . " . k i il i on will lie i h " II
, n o v e l t y ! " i- •Fun i n 111-
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folk.''entirely
I feature
anil l.-iiii h .A!i i nno . a -
:,' v n . "'.'i ••>••Hi'- vuiiiiy-i-
Dink" "'-ill I)'remodeled with an add'-i!
of 11 i i ie ' l .an.eal man . h : i -
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DENVILLE AND VICINITY - NEWSResolution of
Denville TownshipHeld Illegal
D Frcdi'ilrk Biirnrll. Comnilulnnrrof the DrpnrtnifiH nf
Alrohollc Con-trol, linn ruled I hut n rrnolulloii ofthe Drnvillr
Towmhlp fummillrr InrMuiini lo Brunt liquor lirrtinc* whirrt»Xf» ut
not paid l» not propni Tlu>imolutlon piiMnt April 4 Hutf» Unitno
IIITDM- ahull br IMUMI to rontlurtthr »»]r of nlrnhnllr brvrritiio*
linlruthr unplirnnt »hull »hnw ihni ilir luxIpvlefl by the (nunnhlp
»hull \ui\ebeen pnlrl in full
In ii Iritrr lo Ihr TV«i)»l>ip Com-nilttn- Bmni'lt
ndititl
I urn m lifiirty nyniputhy with 'hejwturiil di-nirr o( your
T.miuhip Com-mltlrr to we rwry proprr mrim» lo[orfr Ihr piD-nirtit
of tiinn in yournninuipnlity Thr qiiriUnii brfmrmf h i m r m i» not
chr worthlnrM rtthe mnlivr but whnhrr thr l»»r irunt* Tin1
ii.nlulu'ii (1oi-» not Mil-pone Ihr nbo\r rondillnii to
uiTi'in-ulwh tin' ubifctf nl 111' Control ArtiBl'l- l!ll Nrltlirr
lli> inlrrriii in mill' ikfTulrn inlhrrthiiii puunnti'Mi of
loi'ul buainmii hudbroiliinl into brinu Ihr btuilnrw iniMt'nuroup
Clink dnlitrrd thr town nothirer rnounh for both
urmmi/iitlniin"
If II miiiii-i plan it Mierriuful II:• ihmiuht ihr bumnrw mrn »
urnupMill br in.ulr ,i pull of Ihr Clumberworkinii inilrprndriiily
from thr urn-M i l l I I I . ,UP
A " i i t n . h o n 111,11 I h r ( . ' l u m b e ri - - ' l ! '
l lb l | l r M Il i r d r | l | r l « l Illllk Illlll•o i ip fund
•'( i l i f I ' n r r n i . T n u h r iA»»i-. 1,1'lnn »,i» m i n i
cull .. | o r d r rby I'l.i 1 k .11 111'- r i . " i i , i l> ihi
i l I l i rl i l L j ! l» l l i l l . l t l ) i t l l I l l i c i t
I l l l i l t h i l l H i ).1 J 11>• .11 h , i « n r i L H T I I
n i . u l r b y i h rb i i ' W p 1 ..1 t i n - c ' h . n n b i
i
I ' l l ' 1 ' h . i n i b r l , , | | l r M i | l | ! | O I I H
i -. i p ' 1 - . l I h r I 'rt ' I >'t . - i l L p r u l l o n f
l . i l l l! l n l l , i > i r . i - » M n . » A U I K ' I . I '
I I . I . i n I h rI I ' . , . " U ' I p . . 1 . M i l I I I . " U
D ' l . s . l i r• . » ! . • ..'. ' . l i e 1 1 . ' l . 1 1 , i i i
u f I l i r U ' V l l l
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t M i l li j . - 1 . . . u ! i '. M i i t : t - Mi in Hie
ninllifthni Anliby. iiiu-liiim fuf Uwivllw.unlkrd two mi'ii In
MKVMHUM Ilirif» n r iwo mil. liowrwr. imd Mir ltf*lmull illovc n
hot linn lo Mi'Cllldylo rnil HID Kiuiif. Anhuy nil tick oulihrrr
mid Miililulilll. on I lie lliulltullor thr vimtum. fiinnrd four
Anlibyuitvr Huff bium on bitlln mid Muni-iik'ln l*u Kirrliuldi'l
l'tn\ #, Myfl'Nihrrw thr flr»l bull lo opru thr vunir
Thr box »rorrIJKNVIU-li
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ifEhlril 1bAihby. pHyiiffkrr wUr. kl'l 21)
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wwiiiw |j frntritl IIIKIIwhiinl »u» iipiiinni''«t lii«i
Mtmniiynliillt lit u HI'MIIIII uf tlif Buiml uiICiliiniiiiin imd
Ih*1 Tiiwimhlp Coin-millet1 11 IK romwwd of PwgldvntOMIIW I)
VnnOnlMl, »f the Uoiii'd,Hiipmlidiiii Principal Wlllliim
B,UiiU'iiuiHl mill I>nvul Clilltltlw, Di'V-iubri
k . •-iu
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Ail > ' - I - . : , I • In I.I 111 ih.- P 1) « .,[A null
c h u i i i i " h . i ' i i II .IAM-< fur .ill t i i ' 1 .Ki
imlnv i imii i i i iu nl II 'JO If yuil i l l . 'i>,.' 1,.,v. ;i
1' 1-:i:) 11 ii-' 11 i h u n ' l i M'hunlyuii n r r u n i u - i l
in j i . in mil" of UIIIllll.-»i^ C'.llipi-I'111 I ' l l l Ili'ln I
l lf III. l i . i i u i ' Kxii-imiiiii nf t h « i n i i n l r i p i
i l w i i l e r
H11ml.1v i in i i i i inu w u r a h i p n r r v i r r in "V» ' I
- I I I I " Unl i in H r h n d l ttimID it> Hi'iinmi mid f.prrml
mumi' "I""1 I'1"' M'Hifiny nluhi ui
Aiimiiil M'-muriul Uuy Hi-rvici- HI "•("•inn "f I he n««rd nf
Eil I"! Dmf-i wnh..i; ' h r Hrxiyinii rml
Miii.iniity .ifuihij.in i IK Drhvillr.mid H"ik.r ' . iv ii-itma
ofC'iMiiity Lcimilf will inrn't nl Kurku•A.H III 11 IHIUW
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Plan Improvements
Mr ar.d Mn JKIIII HI-II'IMHOIIJi-rwy Citv -pi-nt ih'1 piuii
'A"'.'k-<ill Ihdr hoiiii' 'in Frunklin road
Mr mid Mri. H ' l i i y C h r i mj i - rwy City *\>n,i tin'
pant su'i-k-rndnl t h ' i r Miiiiiiii'i hunie nl C'.'dui' Luke
kt l r i i 1'oM. NA i i i ' i i r i i n U K I I . I I . will
uMim lit t h i sv.nuhip K-ivu-e other inviu-d or- Hun will
twcivi-11,000 frmn Hi* mulemuii/utioii mint, will b» WuBliinaion U)
*» iwd for Intprovltie ihr whoul(.*u.m|j No 11» I'tiirlutlc Order
Holm of pl"»« '"id upwlflcitllfms for InntullnAineiicii Buy Hcotit
Troop* ll»» f » hcntln* nynlern iind oth
V.'U inr niwti-d lo bmh of ilirw improvrniMit" will \# prepnrrd
litnf •uir»lil|) in-rvu'r» "li- prwhl tlnit*. iihd It l» rxprrUuld
The unnual Meinorlul Day dinner '" ''"'•''' " " w o r l (
'''iini'leieri noon
nj |j,. .i-rvcd from S to 8 o'clock p "'"*r ""' "WnXnt. of theh
h h h l l h ttrm
MINI r"i nni-i'" Klxlit'-r ofotreft. (rhtritulnrd 11 brldKf club
fromMouiiiiun Liik'.x l"»t Wi-diii-«luynmhl
m in the church hall on Muy 30th u>rm-M'"" by memb«r» of the
Ludlcn' Auxiliary. Mon.-'* of Mr ithd Mr» O*oM Fl'-dlei. ut La)i d
" ' a ) l w * n t l l > ' "> thereby land and premit-s hr
uarti-
a motor trip to dJ*t'*,rP,*d ttr)() r ( ' r n l " n i '
unchnnned" wilarly d-wrlbed tituate lyinn andv ton beins in the
Townnhifi of fVnville in
" County of Morrin mid Hint* nlTh- Home and Mmionary
T 0
Milton year old
thl» afernoon
Through th« cjurleny of 8t. Pet*r»Church, Morrtttown. and IU
frlendn.there will be an opportunity for tho&etn thi* vicinity
to hear the famoiuLondon Cholrl»t«r* in an EvemionKRecital next.
Monday evening, May28th. in 81. Peter* Church, Morr)»-town. at 8
o'clock. Ju*t ut It In iftvenIn the Bavoy Chapel, London.
Thu choir hae been Klvlntf recllaUIn all the larite cathedraU of
Canadaand United State*, and »alU torhome the flrnt of June.
R«iervallonii for x a u can be madethroiiKh Burnett Andrcwi, the
Choir-nuuter. and organltt of St. PeUrn,Morrlitown.dlih.ve
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MBA. BTBATTOBD EWTEHTAIVH
Mr» Edwin H. Stratford, ot Dia-mond Spring Pork, entertained at
abridge party but Saturday. °
by pupili of Hamuel Ap-pletaum, weifkno-w CTneert viollnwla r )
d K " " ^ . »' Orllflth AudlWrlum,Newark. Leww will gradual*
thisye«r from the Denville Public Schoolavid will appear in the
Senior en-nemble. g group of 2S adult viollnlou.who will play
exeerpu from Mozartand Beethoven.
y n r eW l U l l m < T
IIKLD
The Bumhine Commitu* of mm-)»t*r»' wiven of the Newark
Conler-Mice met lac.t Tucuday at the homeot Mm M A Johntton of
IndianLake.
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PACE FOUR
Rockaway RecordEntered Punt Olllrp, Rockaway. N. J.,
Second Ciau MutterAN INDKPKNIIKNT WKKKI.VINKI'KI) KVKIIV
TIUHSIUY
\ J. C. Oswald Taxes Due Countyi Total $152,418
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ri'suncc-linn.
An examination of Mark 16:1:18 9. Luke 24:1 . 'l.ilki1 23 52-56
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h r l iver,*' [ fr bri r e ! m e d So il look* Irkf evervui'.c
u.i.ss a t H l c d i n !hc tax q u e s t i o n T h rdun o r d i n a
n c e , in i t - u n ' i a l pi.ijios,-uf r iddinu t h e
i>iru;hih nf -Ir.iy mi l -mal.s. i i a noud l ln i in 1' -hmilci
h ,r i-been done lonu a « o and i' :• the iJn">ul all c i t i
zens to a-'.niy
Memorial Day Wednesday May30 1934
Reduced FeesAccordinK to an amendment to be
added to the original don ordinancefor Rockaway. a gesture of
the localboard of Health, the license or vet-istration fee for dogs
either male orfemale. will be one dollar each Theordinance in its
original form hadmentioned a lee oi $2.00 lor a maledon and $3 00
for a female dog Vig-osous protest vexed, however by dogowners at a
hearing on the ordin-ance co:,wived :he health officialsthat it
A'/JM b* practical to reducethe fee u:.d in vj domn t:x thrnale
dog
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For Your information
Tln'i'c is IIII dI h.-ll! lureltnu1,,| 'hrii- uere many lights
in the
li iyr! ihiiinbe: where thev uere^.iilii'icil 'oveihi'j and Paul
wasIi'.nlv I'l drpall nil Ihe IllolToll1 '
Nnw arriii'dinu In HIP Bible:>i k'Hiiiiu nl I lie day- lln'ie
is bill'i.i- iv.vlit to thr l i f t duv nt the
week mid thai is Saturday niiilit.iiul n i l Sunday nwhl as
inansvsup->'•!• .nxl bi'lii-vr loday The firstif.ii ol the week
nf the Biljlr beams••i hen I lie sun .sel.s fiatuid.iy niuhlnirl
enrl- wInn the sim sets on 8un-
i!:iv iiiuhl Ood mark.'' l l v d,i" from•iii-et tu .sun.sel —
the evenliuv and
the ninrmnE were the fust dav—!i',n: i wii unto even -h.ill
VI-.I cele-br.iti1 vmir Sabbath Lv. 22 22 IIIheii'lni-e follows
thai this niretmi!"Inch Paul conducted at Trnas. be-itiir hi'lil
cliiiinu the ninhl nf the iir»ld:iv of Hie week, was held on whati-
known a» Su/urdiiy Tlmi Is.this meelinir was a first dav meet-mv
but not a Sunday mpetlnu. forour Sunday is not Ihe same as theBible
fust clay Sunday beina IromSaturday niuht at midniKht untilSundav
niKhl nl inld-nnzht. and theBiblr fir-si day is from Saturdayniuht
nl -unset to Sunday night atsunset Hence, the verse affords
nocombfort to ihose who cite it asI>r»n[ that the Apostles kept
Sunday
The e ichth lime the first dayof the ft-ofk is meiuiored In Ihe
NewTestament is l Corinthians 16 1-4This passase has been made the
bas-i- 'if ihe claim that Ihe early Chris-Han chinches were
accustomed tohold their services on the first dayof the v.eek and
take up a collectionHI these weeklv ineetinKs But thtpa.ji.saKP
Itself .says no such thm«Thev '.veie not io put their mft into.i
public rollpction but to lay it Instore' at home: and when Paul
cameI his was to be nathered and sent toJeru-alem for the relief of
thesaints' there who were sufferingwant There is no evidence at
all,tn this pasjaKe ol Sunday sacred-ness, or that the early
churches heldweekly meetmss on the first day olthe week. In fact,
the evidence allpoints in the other direction Acts13 14-18.
13:42-44. 16:11-13: 17:1-31 8 4 5 II . will show that the Apos-Mes
observed the Bible Sabbath a n d .n f ihe Sunday of tradition.
Inother words the proof of Saturdayobservance over a meeting on
thefirst, day of the week is 83 to one
In conclusion Mr. Oswald read anumber of quotations [rom
Protes-tant and Catholic authors.
Next Sunday nleht Evangelist Os-wald will consider the number
'868"—:n his lecture— The Seal of Oodand th'
Miii'ii-lnvrii . M a y '24n i t MiiLMltf for 1IH2 mid \'XUIn
Ilii' i i i i i n l i «"'-'ii' i r p o i l i ' d yes ' le i -
by il.ii in Ihr Board nf F r r e l i o l d r i s li>i'sl I' l
i i inH Tiv i imirrr P u l l * ;l
l 'riiu.muiK'k TIIWIIKIIOI "»''"• $ 1 ( l "' l'1
m; l'i:cj iind Mini' Hill Jl.flOO A l n l n l |nf SI40 1111 44
i> due fur li'llH 1 lo inthril l mill l inn' Dlher
inuuit-ip;ilil••—I lit- i l r l i i iq i i en l s m e Dmintoii
SJ:I.-
7.-i2 B o u i l l o n T(iu-ii»l)i|t SITII i . Dri i -i l l l e .
SL'ML'4. .Iflli'i'Miil Timn.s l i ipsr.'Hllli . Mine Hill 8B.:i4J
"N.-iiniii-. ' ,4880. Ml Dhvr . »«.44J i'.u -i | i | ) .u:i •T i m
Hil t - Tn« i i ! .h i | i SS1J: loi ill-lii.itinn.s Io Ihe Court
House anilloted In reel-He bids June 20 lot the« oik i-.l imii led
In ios| } 10.000
Neu iiuarti'i'.s for the UIMIKI .JHI.%
hiulil be lifi'ftwiiry furl«i.v mi ••IIKIIIHT • "
lake lull's iiiwl ifnidi's mi Ihi' Job nnd-n iiilenil In o'her
ileiim on Iheui-i •' sewer iiiKpectorsilniii" I'lic and uiadr work.
or. Iniiiliei woiils eiminei'i'iim dutiesCi.inr iiiiiintain.s that
by u.sinu In-p,i tins ini ibis work Venni'Ule iviw
i:illMlir Hie bol'olli:ll lu pny (loul)l'lol ;i suiele xTVIrr
V'erilli'llle mslsUi.il his act mil in UMIII: ln«piTliTsseil Ihe
belief lluit theiiboir nienliniied niatler.s "were
in-ioii-i'i|Ui'iitiiil in. fin us the m u r esewer piujecl wa«
concerned and thailie fell ii.sstiird Ihut Vermeulr was ninn:i «tin
would work with the bor-i,i,.:li .it>tl uoiiiil al i iuys be uil
l ins toiln In- part and cooperate."
School Failures•I'tmtinurd From Pane / i
JHtmSDAV !
PLAYHOUSEW(0E RANGE SOUND-n^Mt/IKI. - SAT. — DOt III I. | | \ 11
Kl~.
Ladies I'ree Cake '/,•„,.LIONEL ATWII.I. In
"BEGGERSI N E R M I N E "
KATlltDWContinuousIroni 13:30
I S I { K JONKK ta 'o\|K i
" H OH TINGCi\ m I n t C 0 H P"
Vaudeville
On Me:;. ,K.J.\ Dav W«l.v-s.T.ll'l nni nn>l ariytlilni;
whichwonl'l eniiliiili I I" reslKliiiife to eor-roslnii.—\\'iiy Che
State Board of m nUr high whool.Kl''" th A general spreadliiK out
of our i
The clerk was instructed to notify classes would assist much in
cuttlnn Iihe Slate Highway Cominlsmon that down pupil failure and
would, there-.the board ha* no funds to Improve fore, in the end.
be economical Ia road in Hacklebarney Park
TRY Ol'RCENTA-WORD
C/INCKR- Any one nullerlnil wlih Cuncer. ran lie rfllfved
lP»lnlf»ii no Cutllnt Ad-
drpnii P O Bux 120 Banking Rldlte. N J46-U)
FOR QUICK REHILTS
IHIl UK FOR HALE- Six room* aleamhem bath In good repair 13.000
Oeo Efl«her_ iwwit. Rockaway N J
KO1I ItKN'T - Hlrpplim room. Male adultp r e f d L t d I i i i t
y f buslnewIflte nlyRorXawa}-. N
FOn HBNT - Six room houno bath iindall inipruvemrnu. on Hlbernla
Ave . Den-,• llle Tuwnnhlp For Information call Dover M1100-M Large
Harden 46-11'
,refrrrrd Located In vicinity of buslneiw *tenon Price »2.W per
wee* Apply by;ntfr only Box J J . Rockuway Record..
ORDER YOUR COAL NOW
Old Company's Lehigh and Blue Cool Rest
for Long Burning
FAid
Nl"lBl'CPrices
Ton$11. SO
1150
KWHKAT 8.25
Advance 25c a Ton on
STOVE
PEAKopper's Coke
Coal JOc on Coke —
Ton$11.75
9.75
10.50
June 1st
Strait & Freeman Coal CompanyROCKAWAV. S. J.
Telephone*: 316 and 12
BERTRANDISLAND
LAKE HOFATCON(;
OPENS for the SEASON
Sat. May 26thReplete With New Features
DANCE TO THE SNAPPY TUNES OF
TY LeROY'S FamousSCOTCH HIGHLANDERS
IN THE BEAUTIFUL JUNE EOSE BALLROOM
Mon. EveningsCommenclnc Jane 4th
Admiarion to \f\B A L L R O O M ' "
No Chorfc for Dandna;ALL
RIDES 5c
Thurs. EveningsCommenclm June 14th
AdmiMion to ftljB A L L R O O M * C O C
No Charge for Danclni
25 or 'r'zcAwarded
N O PLACE I.SIMMUNE FROM
Are yon sure your property is adequatelyand properly insured I'
We will br flail IDhelp you.
E. J. Matthews & SonsMain Street Phone 146 Rockaway
We are pleased to aiinoiniee tliul
DEPOSITSin this bank
ARE INSUREDby the
FEDERAL DEPOSIT JNSl RANCHCORPORATION
in the manner and to the extent provided under Ihr lrrn» ofthe
Banklnr Act of nn
First National BankHt EOCKAWAY r i m w «Hava Z" M V̂
trartH
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ofthem are dependent on friends,relatives or the public for
aliving.
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at Age 65, and makesure of getting It.
An Old Afe Income Policy inthe Metropolitan Life Insur-ance
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meantime. Theplan will be explained to youby
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RepresentingMETROPOLITAN LIFEINSURANCE COMPANY
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dayafter tomorrow.
FOR RENTAt Elyrrofl I .irmv-llouw »'
nil room* anil lulh >" '••
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I.lliir " ' Councll-Hl'""" wil11 r t"p t" 'U ; d
VMW. vivr.
A Mr* J"I>'1 U u ' y W l r e ' C
,•»""", IM-IUU. Lake. They
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ihc !'•' ' wi'fof East-ctid ul
pill*Lusimli of •
limed over the pum,i,.,'.s |jarent», Mr. |
rfaum-l Sedano were•hi iiitendlnd a per-|,i i in' benefit of
thei! .1 Ihut
IN6ULL NOW IN J A I L - O - V . J . Ohn Inability to t j , . .e
kuO /. j u.i.-lh« former utii itie , r».i j ( .... ,._ , , r '
|fln«d to a ce i m o ...,,,, *
V. T H E . W I L D' W A V C i • - Surt,
trii» cute n j - r b t
ariv «I" '"• h ( ' l d l n T h r e t ' l™IP'TIH-.'I»V ••venlnu.
May.Zi. will IJI- Played- Prizes
I
seph Hams.IT of Kocka-,for the pantus much Im- ,
condition "I ••jmi lumber «!•-•, t o has been H
•;>. isri-P"'1'1
tinn-' Buckalew and
Barton Jean, of Eastt have been
THE XdAV T«»lFor Golf Dillo —Ooll balls withtheir cortl
prop-erly ctnltrtd ro'la n d rJ r I v f•traight; h t o l iand ihcis
corn#from Imperfectlycentered ti a 111.Operator in theAcuohnet golf
billfactory inspectingball centeri onthe x-ray machineIn the New
Bedford, Maee., fac-lory.
Jean,Miltlnu Mr. and.li of East Main
, Wednesdnv May 23, au, Yvonne Lorraln. at thelOeneral Hwpnal.
to Mr. andmm Lwhu-ap. of Rockaway.fnoiber and i»!»nl are doing
W I L L JEFFRIES THK'iW THE!BULL?—Jim JcHrici r « n l c ' l tht
rir.j 'With i fttrange opponent. The formerheavyweight char*p t c n
i njmtdSteer in novel content preparatory isrodeo on hit ranch al
Bwbank, C.nThe Iteer with bo*mg giovet onhornft, i» no rnean
opponent.
HARflV RICHMAof frtage, ecreen ,ind ,̂who bi-i-adr..itti ever/
Wtdntltja/ night over a nationwide hook.up, hkti to donchef't
cottume and puttearound the kitchen. He beI moil men like tocook
when given > chance
, wel»b Sinners of Plymouth,;Spay their aunual visit to the
i
M E Church on Sunday ;June 3. al 10:45 a. m. An •
Or, a extended to the public !
b Engleman cashier of the \Bank, is attending t h e ,of the New
Jersey Bank-
u.tlon at Atlantic City, as a |of the Morns County Bank- ,
lion.
to! against unauthorized pop- ,mat untied Wednesday from ;lmn»
of Forenm Wars head-• bj' Commander Brldlemanwtun with the annual
Buddy
now under way to raiseIt* relief work j
(older and Mrs. William C. IdMl freedom, accompaniedind Mr*.
James Andrews ofPern, left loday for Rich- .Ta.. and Wahhlngton, D.
8.
iki Washington Mr. Spargo andtlsnt will i iik i- up matters
ofj
FEEDING A C I T YD A I L Y ! - Plani tofeed a city of a.OOi
|dally have been madeb y t h e J o h n RThompson tyitem m
jipecttcular ctructufeI t the Woriri't Fair mChicago. The
accom.motfatlont have beenprovided in two ihip.
|lhaped reitaurantt.ea.landing out into a lagoon, connected by
amammoth grandstand,giving a view of inopen-air theatre, thelargest
fountain in theworld and the mghtiifireworks
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B A K E RI I I ! U S . • N < | . 2 I ' . K i I I I I S
Ruth Chatter.on in "Journal of Crime"and Svlvia Sidney and Cary
(iranl in
"THIRTY DAY PRINCESS"SATIKDAY - - Doors Open. I\M.
(hi llh Siller
5 BIG TIME ACTS MVaudevilles(til lilt .SiS I \ , . . M O V - I I
I S , M X ' ) 2 7 • > * • 21)
Richard DIX - Irene DINNK in
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rtrvh of the Newark office ofta* Owners' Loan Corporation
opened in the Boon ton Na-Bank Bmldinu for the con-ol the home
owners of Mor-
n representative of thewill be present several
wek at the Boonton office.
lanual meeuiiK of the share-pof the Denvilli- Building
andloation will be held at the
••( the association In Mainltavllle .on June 13. for the
t tlectiiiK oHlcern, It has- by Hamuel R. Van
M secretar. of the aRSocia-
, H R Klnney wereMirt last Saturday at tend-to-~ll lame between
the Cln-
K ~ » and the New YorkI « l« National League. Mrs.Tttudent
diamond fan. en-
"""""•' acquaintance with
i Ham.
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iTiiiiKftirtirs Ib.Sirloin and Kmind Steak Ih.
; I'rimc Kih Ko.ist Ih.: s I'oiinds si for! WOU'i SOU' Medium!
I'illshur^'s Minilmis: W.WKD I'AI'KK 2 (orJ 1'iill Leaf Sliced lkx(
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m " m o n * ' » be cele- ness C o l l e t M' "
i in .k • a t>0X luncheon'elated with tru- An.'-. •• ' • ;m t
l w "vuth house. A t ' a n d TeN'UJ.U'l. ' ••
', there will bC'Ctty. as rAv>'» >''^ev. Harold O.
Laboraionr--
Mark's. Went Mr. and Mi " •• •to friend* ;ii A'-'••croft.
DANCE |
Outcrl. of Mor-over the week-home "Villa Po-
Lakc. Among the , ,Mr*. William iCnnlwunl t
I. Mr. BUliHcaith «ln-t«- I 'Heck, all '• yean. Ko|i«'»'inK
Eileen I tor of thePeggy, Health ~"
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if it occurred in Rockaway:
It was in The Rockaway RecordAll the local news — All the
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Local ATHLETICS AbroadInter-County League Crowded Out They Beat
Us
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BcnimcKv:!!.-Denville at Ho" dlftlnilty bill in Ihr M T -iind
(ranir Hie Sussex a r u l l n y cutbtm> and Immmi'icd uii<
four ruim
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dutinir.inrwd Si Mar. .
lather the Mavor proceeded 'n net Hibrir.'..ib'.isv and do
lhmi!.»
After one man had Iwr. !h;i-Mi ST MARY'Pcuil at Ihe plate in the
«;x:h :hree >ib :error* a double by Mi YUIIIIK who J Ruben*wan
third basins I * u.« and a Kiiulr R Rivalby 8ullivan scored four
r;ir.« Mum* D Kellylourhed for six hits during the frata* F
Kiml)!.-vsw steady in Ihe pmrhen and tuin- E Tlerne;.id in a good
job for the afternoon J KellyThe A r > up in date haie won one L
Kimieyand lost one in the leanue race fur M Laverlvan average of
500. phi. IIIK them n; ,. K Ball
bul in Ihr fourth they nicked tin•; .iiher IUII nil MrCabc
M-ndlim Ihe0 MHIIW man lo the RIIOWITK Unwell0 entered Ihr box .mil
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; Mt. Hope WinsJ> The Mt. Hope Red Wins last Sun-u day won a
nip and tuck battle from
the Baker A. A. by a score of 14 to12 O Salko of the Red Wings
ham-mered out a homer lo help his mate'scause The box score
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uBaikman lbCarr.hio .i'hU' a (>-•*• da1i«-porlk hale it thai The
government which bleaksy a boxu.8 arena will down constitutional
barriers and
ed '.ha- a lane- ui>iz'.'>:. Irorr. f>i,- be built In
Denville. A few minor de- safeguards paves the way for Us owni ' i
e •>' a'tTirt the tame tails \\ holdine up the projet.'
overthrow.
Co-operate with yDenllwt la utrlvlag for«-le»n iium-iirtpped
Teeth
YOU KNOW ME, AL K«fe H M Given It Up By RING LARDNER
Seven attractive looking races mecarded for the Uutley
Velodromebicycle saucer for Sunday afternoonThe feature race will
be a thlrty-nulemotor paced event which will IJI-IIIKtogether
Franco Qeorgettt, Alfred Li-tourner. Oerard DebaeU, Tlno Reboliand
Jackie Sheehan.
Cecil Walker, nine times all-aroundchampion of America, who lost
a hardfought Australian pursuit race i.,Torchy Peden. the Canadian
«iuiitlast Sunday, has asked for u returnmatch and Manager Harry
Mendelwill put Peden and Walker back onagain this Sunday
afternoon.
Ten crack teams will battle it outIn a two mile tandem race The
proriders will also compete in u four-sevenths mile handicap with
the Mm.-,on scratch and a miss and out Invita-tion event.
The amateurs on Sunday will ridea miss und out open and a foui
-sci -enths mile handicap. Manager Harry
, Mendel is also planning a big card ofraces for next Wednesday
nigh'Memorial Day.
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The MarinesPAGE SEVEN
GoToMendham
, t Mr» W t t Marcel
pl'""blng « > n t r a c t -
mudi longermore care.
M warn » • " • •Jgt to rin« tWcle»nin(! drivers ring your
ft ...nine wurk requert,*rclem"™.... l h e L a J w L ^
Fred Braun' s i.s thi- \-,,-,„,,' : '"i. " n d m c " l P " ' r s
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•nifty folding doctorsu y a Uwl ivt ikotiWhtv« for natural, any
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gripa-fraa action.
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1u Tuti Oily Tkt CHl Milt
?»ni^ ?»ni ihe La£ r « r t IB much the best.
William Manning.
OT from E Arthur Lynch,
tty to Fred Brauns,wants to treat.
Beaverbrook Dairv i l ' i . i , itC o m e s from tested m » , .T
h i s dairy d o e s n l slide ;iio:O n w h a t the law ullnv.
i There ' s nothing in rights and cvei
'. time to repent ut '1
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Rockaway Day by Day
I iiarec with you thin probablydoesn't amount to anything but
It'sbeen titlc-klntt in my crop all day andfor some reason, search
me I don'tknow why. I've Just not lo it'll youabout 11 Not with the
ihouiihl ihutyou will be Intemard but II'« an eu*Hto open the
column with lhl« n»anything elne.
He was iiboul rlnhtri'ii years olage then and n letter received
theother day made me Hunk back (o thetime he became tangled m »
memof violation* of the roiwrvallunlaws that even Clarence Dnrrow
him-self couldn't have drugged him outof. He had never committed
acrime up to that lime and probnb-ly never has since. At leant he
I* arespectable buHlnex man and hn«made not a little money. An
belorestated lie »u» about eighteen yearsof age nnd wax residing on
n farmin the Adirondack!. At » late hourone hot August itflernoon
he decidedhe would go out In the woods andnhoot n deer m i called
em moun-tain Iambs at that time of yeanand no sooner decided then
he arm-ed himself with a shotgun belonging1o the owner of the farm
and wentinto the wood*. He had not nonefar when he stepped out Into
aclearing bordering n rond runningthrough the woods Directly
ucroMthe road he spotted a deer. The ani-mal stood gazing at him
calmly.Taking careful aim he let go withboth barrel* and hi» prey
fell to theground. He was attempting to llflthe animal lo In* bark
when fromout of the wood* stepped none otherthan his nibs, a game
warden anda hard boiled baby at that. He a«k-td many questions and
finally ar-rested my friend on the followingcharges, believe it or
not-
1—Hunting without a license.2—Killing a female idoei
deer.3—Hunting out of season.4—Shoot Inn across the
highway.5—Hunting with a dog. 'He had a
hound with him which Is prohibitedup there in the Adirondack* If
youare alter deep.
6—Killing a deer with a «hot guninstead of rifle.
No they didn't hang him but afterpleading guilty to all charges
hepaid a fine that would put a crimpn any bankroll. As I said
beforethis story probably doesn't amountto anything an far as you
are con-cerned bu( keep reading maybe thisnightmare will get better
later onLet us hope so anyway,
No. my friend. 1 can »ei> no harmin a lady taking a glass of
wine Ifshe so desires, fine is to be the Judgeof such things Timelf
and not youor I The thing that gett me pal 1»to hear about this
species that slide*In the backroom for a "nip" andthen trys to kid
the re»t of the worldthat she wouldn't dream of such athing The
open and above boardtype you can depend on and theirword means
something but the otherelement . . well . . like lice theywill
always be with us.
I told you this column would getbetter as you went along didn't
I?
And by the way. my pilgrims. Idon't suppose you have been
readlnjany of theae newspaper account!about Senator Warren T.
Thayer, upin AlbBny N. Y.. who u on the car-pet during a senate
Investigation ona charge of "official misconduct Inhis public
utility affiliation*". Toyou thw may Interpret as meaningthat the
brother senators In Albanyhave a suspicion, perhaps IU envy,that
Thayer got something heshouldn't of got 'what grammarHorace, what
grammar i out of hi»dealings with the power companiesAnyway the
gentleman will be Judg.ed by his colleagues on June 19. andeither
exonerated or expelled fromthe Senate. Thayer comes from alittle
town In northern New Yorknamed Chateauggy 'pronounced*hat a . .
gay. i Although thereare natives up there, no doubt, whoare stilj
awaiting final return* onthe McKlnley election If you thinkthey
don't know politics you'recrazy. When they elect up In thaicountry
they stay put and only nome-thing like the Thayer Investigationwill
make 'em budge an Inch. Andlncldently here's a nood story, trueat
that, regarding the Chateaugaycountry, which Is located In
theAdirondack*, not far from Malone.M. V.. and the Canadian
border.A newpaper guy. either overloadedwith inspiration »plnts or
entirelyexhausted of all possible news items,sat down one night and
dashed offa yarn about some old trapper, notmentioning any names,
who residingnot far from Chateaugay. uw?du> find It necessary to
go out In themorning and with a club chase thebean off his cabin
porch before hecould get to the lake to get a pallof water they
were that plentiful.Just for flavor the story also statedthat the
old trapper was often kepiawake night* by wildcats clawingthe
shingles off the cabin roof. Thestory appeared in a small
paper,caught the eye of a city editor andwas reprinted, not only by
that edi-tor but by many city papers through-out the country. This
is what hap-pened, believe It If you will. Manyreservations (or
summer guest* wereimmediately canceled at two largehotels not far
from ChaU-augay bycity folks who were planning tospend a few weeks
In quietness inthe Adirondack*. The hotel ownersburned plenty and
the paper immed-iately came out with flarlnir rrtrw-tions and said
papers were forward-ed to those guest* who had conceledreservation*
at the hotels. It wa>plenty of excitement you may takemy word
for it and nobody Is in abetter position to make that state-ment
than the Old Master himself.
How is it, any better?
this fellow lo the li'st Just to deter-inliii' If he really
knows his bnwbal1or if he i« working on another's rep.m ut ion. Bo
1 slaps Eddie and «ny«'
Eddie. I want to auk you four iqiii'ntloiiH about biutebnll "
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"Shunt." he repllM."Fir»l I wiint lo know wlml br-
canu1 of Johnny Siilveslon who wnswllh the OlunlK curlier In the
year.Secondly where I* this iiuy Lefty,ODoul from; third, when' Is
Urban-;«kle from ithc shortstop for the |Bunion Brnvvni nnd who do
you think iwill win Ihe pciinnnl In the Amer-irun LenKUe?" |
Without hesitation Eddie pipe*forth: I
They sent Johnny Salveslon to.Tennessee." |
ODoul comes from the const"."Perth Amboy produced Mr. Ur-'
bnnakle".And Ihe Athletics look like the,
dope". iYen . . . I'm convinced . . Eddie
known hia triples nnd assist*. Therel* no doubt nboul I! brother
nodoubt whatsoever. And while we nrron the nubjert of buitebull I
luivr avery complimentary letter rewirdtnuMummer Hurry Green of the
A C.'a.If ihe »nier of (lie mime will tend
YOUR EYESMake sure that your own vision Is right. An eyesight
exami-
nation costs HUle, It may mean mueh (o you—much not only toyour
comfort, efficiency and satisfaction, but In actual safetylo you,
to those who ride with you, anil la those whom you meetwhile
driving.
. OPTOMETRIST H I ) , I ) ( ) I , , \ N I ) ROC'KAWAV, S. J.
Court Tennis Not Sam*•« Lawn or Indoor G«m«
Tlm n u n uf eourl IIMIIIII In hurledIn I lie m i n i of Ihr
Mlilillii nuns, butIliert Is • Ilicury Unit II la I In1 offuhoulof
sunn giuim i,)ii> IM| on Imrwliiiik. IDany event t in i|iri ttua
i o i>u|>iilurIIIIODI tho uiilih'i (if Krone* thatCliurli'i
V, In liMHi, comldari'd II nitc-esuury to p n u mi fillet aiinliisl
tlieplaying of ii'iiuls In furls, Junl wliuttli» king of I runtu In
Ihosv lines Imdagainst lennU )• nul di-iir, lircfiimif lie»us ID
fuinl uf tliv BIIIIH' htimrlf thutho built l » o rourla r,ir hli
prlvulv me.Tin edict n( Charles V ImJ mile
DOVERMinn Elsie Bupplec of Washington
spent ihe week-end with Mr. andMr*. John a. Tuylor of
Prospect•Ireft,
Dr. nnd Mrs. J. Howard Hulsart*ix-m the forepart of thNew Vork
Clly,
The strike of sixty-seven employ-em of ihr Dover Boiler Work*
wansettled willsfaetory to both the em-ploypr nnd the employees
Mondaymorning, when a conference wasn»'ld with Edwurd Bealty,
represen-
Hume omllled If he prefer*.
I am anknii you brother wn> thatfi-IIim- burned up (his week
when oneof hi« pals hid a new pair of >hoeiand *orkn which he
hud broueh' Inton lonil restaurant It appears Iheboy WIUI on the
verge of an Import-ant dale bul wnn unable lo clickwithout his new
shoe* and io o'lifuai'd
mill IIIHU K'lmia ft tlir Imliinr in-•1>» of IIIHII tmin.a,
•)!)• lh* New
York llcriild Trihunr. i h r gimira inn?Lr iimil.ir In Unit ihr)
IIru |.:.ijed HHIIa Inill nnd riinpit'ta tind Hiv hnll Isbulled
over a net, bul beyond tlmlclicy ill IT IT widely. Court H'linla Is
anIndi'or (nine, uiu] Iliv dial uf u court
11 an gmu Unit lln1 »|«irt I* limitedto I lid wiiillliy,
The O|i|>onllo liolila good In Ihe COMof i'|uaiti lemili and
m|iin»li nici|ii«ls.Tli« coal of Iiii-i>c guinea In ilmoat
In-slKiilflcunl, If ouo belongs lo a club,and thai undoubtedly c*p
1 n 1»• whytliLT« aw so inn ii)1 colli'vo uii'ii and for-mer
follegf men plnylng the «mn».Tho tames sr« pructk'ully unknownlo
llioat who hut* not been lo col-lege. In Knglund Hi*/ bin?
*f|iinshtennis and shickcn» 15 • d lh.Prime Rib Roant — Ib.
Prices Efl«:tlv« sn>n «a' miuv
the pattern house of 'heHoagland foundry burned . . . . '
-1-orcd lady was manager of that New.arlc ball team which appeared
here 1last Sunday. They acted like a.crowd of porters on a day'*
outing.'so »ay» "Ogg" Collins, the umpsWhat restaurant in Denvllle
Is ad-vertised for sale In a New Vork paper •for 12.200 . . Bob
Hale played oneof the quarterback potltlons on theVarsity at Lehigh
during spring gridpractice . . . No one was surprisedto learn that
the Orand Jury had'failed to indict those two Pederal -men facing
alleged charges of ex-'
P""* 'n>nt ^7*t sn">""1 ">**>•">"> »^>- ""1
unit of ill*Minii has tlilftMl aln\HiUfii Ui th"
give you a tip.
Plash: "Ed" 'Lynch Oarage> Dav.ey. Is making good In a big
way ona bicycle. j
No kidding, now. don't you thinkthis column is much better
thanwhen you started reading the thing? j
Dear Prlend J H.: I| That was a very good letter and,appreciated
but you are not telling!
I me anything In the least, I know •, about It from two years
wipi-newr jCome up to the old shack some tlnvand 111 answer the
questions youasked In your letter with pleasure.
I Until then. I beg to remain: !Your Pal. '
"The Old Master"
! "Ah!" she cried, "you have me Inyour power."
"That reminds me," exclaimedJack Dalton of the Marines, "I
havenot paid my light bill but I musthave bread first I"
He got I t . . . for the curtain camedown with a roll!I happen
to tee this guy Eddie
Blanchard on the street last Mondaynight and says I to myself.
111 put, Pretty good column at that, her?
four dnyi Morn s»r«-r« «arthr|M«k«*at 0 u« d« l/i Jura, K « J W
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