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104 Weet Jeraer Arenue, Sea Isle City, N. 3.
WM. A. HAFFEET, Prerident
CWAB. O’CONN OB, C. r. 8CHUCK, Treasurer. Secretary-
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an occaaeion when a legal document Intruated to tfae Clerk’s office wae not handled promptly or correctly; when a single slight, either personal or otherwise, was given by either the Clerk or any ol his able lore*. We defy the Tribone, or anyone else, to produce a record from tht office that is jumbled or
unintelligible.
Can the Tribune say that of Mr. CorEntered at the Poet Office at Sea Isle gon’g office while he was Sheriff? City as Second CUa. Matter. w- ^ no ffiewce aRainat M r.
j Corson. He is a bail fellow, well met.
But that does not make him a good official; neither does it raise his bnsiability or bis efficiency* in office.
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If the voters of Cape May County will heed the Tribune’s request to “Elect a Man of Efficiency” Carlton Hildreth will be certain to receive an overwhelming majority in the election nextTuesdsy.
from which the Hudson County chine Is drawing the funds to t full page advertisements In bel the Jersey City banker-senator. State Chairman Stokes’ m conveying to Republicans the p Will Hays. Republican national man. that Jersey G. O. P. f” shall make no trade* this fall of the National Importance of tb) In this Stale. Is having effect. Senetcrs Harding and Join coming to Jersey next week to Impress the fact that the State not risk, through petty local ii Jersey’s position In the Repul column of ^tes. All over the try eys will be upon Jersey and sachusetts because they-alone elect
governors this year.
The situation Is exceedingly promls_jg. Middlesex County Is expected to go Republican this fall by a surprising vote. The outlook for Monmouth is similarly bright. Burial ot the hat-
EFFICIENCY DEFINED, linoer the heading "Elect a Mau ut Efficiency”, the Democratic Wildwood Tribune in its last Issue, enters into a lengthy denunciation of A. Carlton Hildreth, candidate for County Clerk, and is equally eulogistic ol Coleman F. Corson, whom the Tribune would
like to see elected.
The Tribune fails to mention that during Mr. Corson's term of office, as Sheriff, bis office was conducted in anything but an efficient manner, and paid less th»n half of lu actual running expenses. It does mention, however, that Mr. Corson succeeded Mr. Mtdvln as Sheriff, and while Mr. Melvin was Sheriff, Mr. Corson was un-der-Sberiff. And yet it has the effrontery to attack Mr. Hildreth because he Is a candidate to succeed himself! One of the groat points of the X 1 *' tune attack Is the statement that the Clerk's office fell short <15(H) of pay ing Its running expenses last year. Every Intelligent person knows that at the seashore the past year has been a year of real estate stagnation, and that few legal papers were recorded In comparison with normal years; and that, further than this, with the decreasing business of the office, the expenses increased even as the expenses of every business,and every Individual, increased. Demands were greater for wages for the clerical force, for every kind of suppllin. and. yes. even postage. Mr. Hildreth has very ably nailed this dirty political canard In an open letter to the press this week. “How much longer are yon going be fooled” asks the Tribune. *‘Y complain about high taxes, but you elect your public servants, not from the basis of efficiency but according to how bad they want the job.”
Read that again.
Then try to realise that the Tribune i asking yon to vote for Coleman F. Coi eon. How doe* ou: esteemed cornu m porary define Efficiency? if Mi. Col •on is a peraouiiicsuou of Efficiency then Noah Webster is all wrong. The Co'inly Clerk's office, above a others, is the office ol the peopli Everyone in the county aooner o. lalei in one capacity or another. do** bns uses with this office. W* defy the Tr bone, or anyone else, to mention an bine or oceaseioB when, during Mi Hildreth's incumbency, the office has been conducted with anything but the greatest efficiency and care. V • defy u>. Tribune, or novoBC else, to menbon
BUGBEE VICTOHY
(Continued from page 1) bernatorial nominee, are assailing the 1-ublic Service Railway for political effect, the Hudson County bankernominee probably Is one ol the largest holders of Public Service securities in the State. Mr. Edwards is president of the First National Bank, of Jersey ;ity, which has for years been a backjr of Public Service enterprises. Some of bis closest friends are very close to that most unpopular of corpo-
rations.
Newton A. K. Bugbee, who asks i elected governor ol New Jersey business man, made a teta strike with South Jersey voters This week when be said, ret err ing to his opponent's pleas for support upon the booxe issue, that "civic righteousness" is the primary issue in this campaign. Throwing down the gauntlet to the socalled ••wets,’' Mr. Bugbee said it was inconceivable tha. any candidate lor offied in this state should ask voters of South Jersey to contemplate the nullification of a part of the constitution of the United States. He Insisted that the proposition ol his opponent to set aside the eighteenth amendment amounted to down-right disloyalty, a declaration that will bring a ready response from the beam of law-respect-ing people of this State. Booze Propaganda Ridiculous. Seriously, the Edwards bonze propaganda becomes ridiculous In the light of the fart tha*. after President Wilson signs the enforcement act the Eighteenth amendment will become a matter cf indictments by Federal grand juries, trials before Federal Juries and sentences Imposed by Federal judges. A governor of New Jersey could not do anything and of course, would not try to do anything. No one except a Blosherlk would want him even to try to do anything. Some plain questions gre being asked as to the owner of the "barrel"
it between factions In Essex Ini that county will give Bugbee a Ing plurality and elect twelve Reiubllcar assemblymen. Thomas L. vmond. of Newark, who ran third the senatorial primary. Is aligning ; lieutenants sad friends throughout * State for Mr. Bugbee and the Reibliean ticket. Cape May County will aolidly back of Bugbee.
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Notice of
REGISTRY AND ELECTION. CITY OF SEA ISLE CITY. General Election will bo held on Tuesday. November 4th. HU. tor tha purpooe of electing candidates to fill tho following One Ooveinor. State of Now Jersey, to
One Cler^ of Cape May County, to acr for five years. One Sheriff to serve for three years. Ons Coroner, for Capo May C aunty, to srve for three years. Ons member bf the Board of Chooen Freeholders, 1st ward, to serve for three ^One member of tho Board of Choson Freeholders, tnd ward, to serve for three yearsAnd that the election officers will sit board of election at the icnUoned or the above day. at ( o'clock in the morning. /clock In the evening. And notice la hereby further given, that (be board of registry and election — eet at the following designated pla First Ward—n ‘ t.uengo'a Pool Rl Second Waif—* and Arladno 6
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The price of lumber is holding at an even market, and
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COLEMAN F. CORSON Candidate ior the office of CorsTY Clerk aolieita the support of the citizens of Cape May County and pledget himaelf to sn effieeut and economical administraol the office. —I'aid for by Coleman F. Coreon.
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