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nbers of Motor Body Tod of rye Sum Codootod by Juticot of tfeo Pom. J. CLUB BETS EVIDEBCE

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made bjr offlcUlfl of the Mow JorVutomobUe and Motor CIA that tt J.eoklng np on JntteaB of the and other maxUtrate* u the ler immlctpoUtloo of the Mate, 1: li alleged, wore lapotteg coot* • much grooter than allowailer the prorlalon* of the motor e act many autoUt* have w.-tt-redtlng their eacpcrloacea. (ler the motor vehicle law the Utn-

coat* which

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taA Aabary Part" Bhould furthor-Aa «««oo of the highway hj Manning i rehlcul.r opening from that city into Otean Grove. There are two ways that lirndley Beach may consummaie its nUn for a ronUnaous shore highway, according to the borough aolldtor. It ran enter into negotiations wKh the camp meeting authorities and arrange for the bridging of Hetchor lake or, tailing In “ llc *hle negotiatlona. It can bring conMnatlon proceedlncs against the Ocean Grove Association. I* U to he rincerely hoped that reaort to the coon* wlU not be necessary to bridge Fletcher lake and open the •bore boulevard. There has been enough strife and hard feeling orer •very change which surrounding mualdpalltles have found It necessary to wring from the ultra-conservative governors of Ocean Grove tn the p»«t And If the governors of Ocean Grove can appreciate what the continuous ***** highway mean* to the real of tbs ft Is hard to believe that they

The state deportment of health baa laced t ban on oyster and dam beds dJhoent to Wildwood. Wildwood Crest and North Wildwood, Cape May county, because of pollution of the Inland

sectloom. according to tta eurn-s-er. The fanners here hold that

cm of taxing according confiscatory and that

to the r

power of the land Is the only equitable way for the state t<

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- violation ' sound and Grassy sound channel, from ... Is «B eema. Most of the Hereford Inlet at the north to JarvU « of the pence Ignore this entire- j sound on the south, and tboee tributa such a small the would not re- rie* lying easy known as Sunset lake. :hem for their trouble, and they Ottee’s basin. Post creek. Ottenh ea «> anywhere from $2J» to |8 In nal ai d Beach creek. The board produb officials declare. Thus with hlblts the taking of oysters, dams and lergetlc police force the taw en- other Aril flah (rots'throe areas, nent officials of > rural comma-1 All Investigation disclosed that the an do a thriving-buslneas. Prom waorways are so polluted by M cases a week at the rate costa from the mtmklpaUtles and the bungaiposed produces a very alee busi- low colonies that etam» taken tbere-

eddence which has t

w! arrangements have been made by In the future wQl be ptacedbe- ^ state Fish and Game he Auto dub's legal committee , "V °T 'T, rtlon will be taken to put a atop ! sportsmen can procure from practice. The motorists think * t * t * wardens the special wood11 the criticism ta auto taw vtota- J codk hunting license required und_r a should not be directed against new taw for those who would hunt and that the officials who are woodcock before the opening of the sed to enforce the taw should upland game season, or between Octothelr own bouse before they be- ber 1 and November 10. This special too critical about the households license, costing 13 in addition to the sra. . { regular hunting Ucens-', may be obtalnand Earnings aa Tax Baris , *4 from the office of the commlsther the plan for a change In the 81011 ,n Trenton, g taxation system from a valua-1 1** g*me taws Uml* upland bunting y acreage to an earning power a ° rtn * ^ above P* riod !o »«»dcock. the land shall eoKbrae 'o be Al f* 16 ** u no otheT excn,p for c * rT ^- as the “Holmdri pis .- or shall Ing a gun In the field or woods during widened Into the “Monmouth thal P«Nod. says the announcement, an Plan." was discussed by Mon- upland hunter without a special woodcounty farmer! at a meeting in «** »«*** “* b 'f srthowe at Freeh old I «**- A P«mlty of $100 for each vlotamretlng of those .ntcrested in *“» ,olbt kU , , ' n f ^ •n, living In the section .round *”** tb,t el, held ta the Dutch Reformed woodcock U ^ . at Holm del. It was decided to hunter nmy taka Beprot. from numerictlon whit* would ensure the 008 P** 1 * of the • lml * to,Ucmtt ^ of the movement throughout « ri - T 01 *** Wnl * • ate. Therein McCampbril of prosP*** taT “P 0 ” Dessln Farm, one of the origins- I Wild Fowl Besson f the movement, presided, the I Says an announcement from «l speaker being former Attor- jersey Fish sad Game Commission: eneral Edmund Wilson of Red -\vfth the wild fowl : Monday, October 18. Mew Jersey gunpropoaed plan calls for the tax- npr? M jn^pate a fall and winter

of excellent sport on the ere of the state, as all

that the Increase ta wild ducks and

are is rerofiwwrorr snd that «***• wWch he ** n ^ ^ n. ft,, f——»■ m- ,, rrul ^, ,na ro,; -If-.dT

making their sppesranoe along the

coast and Inland streams.

I -Game which may be bunted during

e«i hv Ur vniam tUs open season tnclndes wild doeta ed by Mr. Wilson, should It be . , ^ jack,), wild geroe. coot, Me for the legislators to pass. _iii I . I ,| e< aDI ] Wilson or jack snipe, .irb wonld enable the change to ^JJ^^Tar, protected during the B-bl. «tU, wm- „„„ Tb. wM to*l ««~ti ™»-

and mged dBQe| j ann ary SL

* ”* | -The game taws fix the following

; (Uily bag limits on «1ld fowl and shore birds: Twenty-five In all of ducks (except wood ducks and elder docks). 8 rjw . s brant « WUsau or Jack •“4*. :

e learned of the decision of the jS ta all of rails (exretx sora). toriod- , e court by which Tony Turk a. |n _ man a, or mud bent, coou and gsl- ! »f Albert Roster at Cat Swamp imules: SO sora. 15 in all of blae* he!e 14. ittfl. was granted a new aB d cotden plovers sad greeter or , He declared that such a ded- lna cr yellow legs.* . i to be expected and that any oswmi-rat* Op^ fitxte Hssdatisritars filr-n by the court might have Democratic state campaign brad- .

others ta the fu- ^.rters was opened ® ^

street. Treaton. within • block off the ]

iectsios hung oo the fact that .-^nitol. PUaa for the campaign win | der Jury rendered a verdict of ^ noted from this office In cwiwlthout specifying the degree. j u „ctlac with the Newark besAjuarlawyer* contended that when tera State Oialnnan Harry Heher I

ee was speclfled the lower and be In charge

higher degree mu*t be assumed, i surrogate Walter Madden was

could not say named chairman of the executlvecomwlll be tried this 0 f the Mercer C’umy uem<--

He 8m Inquired as to whether mac Committee at a meeting be a j » J«ry panel was aU right and ^ Friday evening. JfksMatguerlie | Id that one Juror had revnoied j aro |roon of Trenton and Orh. S. Hat- | - Jurladlcrkm off the court de- toB wW elected rice cbslrmen^^ liat his place could be filled. Man’* Ctab •» SeJ ^ U the sane would hero a strong I For many P“5 , Sgalnst Turku this time thaa It a rt1 title* at the »orm»l >*«>»« - .... b~b «-"*» h “ pmi JrT^i me Court Justice Mtatw* )>f ,be fart that they ^ II tertituemy by thr state coo- . wn l*e<l Thl. year, however • an alleged coufasah* by mea t .orietv li*. been 8 ' 8 "« , : an the ground that U should .nd from the spirit trhlcb ha. alrr.d) n put ta daring ffirert exstil- t*** sbomn It may he safely aald that »d not ta rebuttal. When th - u a-m b:' a rou*tag surcero. tied here again Interest will | With such a wrirty for he y^ unt thl. confeeslou. net culy be- »«, M will mean -hat they wtiib 8 It 1* put ta. It will be an add:- able to comi-eie with the ether • n for the state, hot because tiim at the sch—l ta their yearly eerie* “appoaol »• Implicate others .f debate* This U .*

• m« bare never been publicly .. tta

rd. If the cast is retried rbto ^ny year, the ‘“’J 8 of nir •rubably will he next month. . have n«t taken l* 01 ^- . tw o-.. 1 * “-SJH23S. X iy Beach has announced Its ta- “Pj llf | m porianee It pr.“ of herlnnln. rowoda-tou. for , '^ Jw memhera being -d rlnuatli.n of Orewn avenue vble. rev afIn . tbo are voted on etebur take Into Ocean Grove, mined ^ rb , ^mbere of be king . coottanoua Aore ai*.- I«d alrM dy revere’ Sbartt rirw tn Wesley laka. aodriJ _ w In. and a very

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Arrangements have been made by the State Flah and Game Commisalon whereby sportsmen can procure from state wardens, the special woodcock hunting license required under a new law for tboee who would hunt woodcock before the opening of the upland game eeaaon or between October and November 10. TbU special license, coating $1.00 tn addition to

J ducks (except wood ducks), wild

FOR WOODCOCK Himriafl 8*« 88 - coot, gallnulro and Wilson or

Jack snipe. Wood ducks are protected during the entire year. The wild fowl season continues to Jan-

uary *1.

The game laws fix the following dally bag limits on wild fowl and Acre bl»'ta: SE In all of docks (except -ojd ducks and Elder ducks), t geese. S brant, 25 Wilson or Jack snipe. 25 in all of rails (except sora) Including marah or mud hen, coots

the regular hunting license, may be and gallnules. 50 sora, 16 In all of procured also from the office of the j black-bellied and golden plovers and commlmion at Trenton. j greater or leaser yellow-legs." The game laws limit upland hunt- Add M. E. Church lug. during the above period. to| Revival Meetings on Sunday Aa there la no other ex- 1 18:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. enso for carrying a gun In the fields -very night dating the week, except or woods during this period, an up- Monday. Come—You are

land hunter without • special w~ She: "Oh. the monotony of this place! I fear before the day's over

It will drive me wild

He: ’May I come around Ala

evening?

cock license makes himself liable to st, A heavy penalty of $100 for each violation applies to the killing of other protected game during this period. Six woodcock la the dally bag limit a hunter may take. Reports from numerous parte of the state indicate that early flights of the birds are on and n prospect for ex-

cellent sport.

SEASON OPENS OCTOBER 16 FOR DUCKS, GEESE AND SNIPE With the wildfowl season opening •, October 16. New Jersey gunantlclpate a fall and winter of excellent sport on the bays and rivers of the state, aa all reports agree that the Increase tn wild ducks which began with elimination of spring shooting under laws, is still more ma Ala year. Large flocks of black id the vanguard of oAer wild fowl already are making tbetr appearance along Ae coast and inland

They are putting motorcycles Instead of bicycles on special delivery stamps now, but Ae speed llmir tn Isle City ta the same.

TALI CEDARS VISIT CAMDEN FOREST SATURDAY A delegation off Cape May County Tall Cedar Forart No. 15. headed by Grand Tall Cedar Robert Plerpont. journeyed to Camden to participate in the festivities held by Tall Cedars of Camden on Saturday. October 7th. The Tall Cedars of Cape May County. Atlantic City, Camden. Pennsgrove. Salem and Glass boro are planning to attend t big ceremonial in the Bridgeton Armory on October 24.

Different A furious man rushed Into a Wildwood newspaper office. He was a local celebrity, and had been reported as present at a boxing match. "You referred to me as the well know lightweight champion," he roared. •■Well •’ said the edlto.. "And Pm not. That's my brother. Pm the coal merchant.”

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Is this the oldest Will in the World?

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A few yean ago aa English ms p unearthed from asm: ra ns in Egypt what proved to be the last Will and Testament of one Sekhenren. This bit of papyrus was dated 2550 2. C. and disposed of all this gentleman s possesSMBS in mnch the same manner as our Wills of today. The striking part about it is the fact that even 4000 yean ago prudent men found it necessary and advisable to safeguard their families by a Will. Contrast this with conditions in Camden County. Out of 1722 ADULTS who died in 1921 only 280 individuals left Wills. Eighty-four out of every hundred, passed away without ever a thought as to how their property would be distributed. Thoigntless. yon say. Worse still—WASTEFUL and HEARTLESS! Wasteful because it usnally costs an estate more to be administered without a Will, and it takes longer time, than with one. Heartless because these estates were distributed according to the dictates of a rigid law and property went often to heirs who were never intended to share it—and almost always at the expense of the needy. Every man should have sympathy enough for his family to m*lr» a Will—to make sure, as this old Egyptian did. that his property will go to t Mte who deserve it.

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