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THURSDAY. AUGUST *6. 19VS. PAGES FIVE AND SIX A Seventeenth Amendment The Income tax amendment, 11 rati* fled by the neceeaary number of state legislature^ will be the sixteenth amendment to the loderal Constitution. It had seemed (or a time as though an amendment eetablishlct direct election erf senators by the pe> plc would hold that place, but now it may be predicted with a rfair degre e of probability that much an amenument will be a candidate for the seventeenth place. While U Is hard to get concerted action on a large scale for this amen meat, and while Congress will never Itself take tfae initiative, neverthelet progress is being quietly made which in the end seems bound to bring the issue op for action. The latest step has been taken by the Alabama stale legislature, which baa just made the necessary demand for a canstltutlon. convention, with only one member cl the senate and one member of th lower house voting in the negaUvi Because of the various fonqg in whisuch demands are phrased, some con stituUonsl in their effect, others men expressions of opinions, and becaur of the frequency with which son. states repeat rotes of this kind, ; la hard to keep track of the exai: number of demands that have bee: made for the calling of a convention but it to stated that Alabama's it the twenty-eighth.

HOWE'S GREAT LONDOW SHOWS. Stables a Veritable Horse Fair—Kantacky Thoroughbreds to the Front To select the kind of horses whit , have given Howe's Greet Shows a anbones of say show oa earth, math time, intelligence, patience and per ■everanoe was required. For the ba^ gags and heavy work the Per chert, type of draft horse wss selected, ai for the hippodrome race* wan chose thirty cleancut Kentucky thoroughw runners. Bach year new stock is t lected. always from the same breed . and those that have been scarrec. blemished or injured are culled out.

to an object lesson to the eye,unlfon. tty of else, color and style always pi dominating. 'When to beautlf. black, dapple grey and bay horses 1 added the cate Shetland ponies, It 1 not strange that the lengthy stre parade of .tbs Howe's Great Londc Shows to a most Imposing and pley: When Howe's London Shows exhl. its bus cltlaens will not only fin

worthy Of their patronage, but the. wiB find that Howe’s Hope Stable compose a veritable horse fair an. they should always be visited. Th visitor should not ask what be comof tbsss horses if they become erii pled, as they will be displeased wit the answer, which is that they me fed to the animals. The big show comes to Cape Ha: on Wednesday, September 1.

New Harbors on Our Coast. Th* entrants* to thba new la looked harbor at Cape May to near tog completion by the Federal Gov eramaat. Th* cost win bs about *L 2SMM- Tbs harbor la than, and onl: awaits th* removal of the outside shoals and a protected and dsepeaet n the ocean to make li

The committee oi the St«a Ba- Amodation on the JBdiciary Amendment issue! the followiaf stnteme it nnd desires to onll special attention to t'.r- e-'v'esstion it fires of t‘v way in which that Amendment will improve uio o» ju * in the counties. Ci ILES E. HENDRICKSON, JR., Secretary of Committee. R it «t TEW JERSEY'S JUDICIAL SYSTEM IS ANTIQUATED, WHILE I WE HAVE ADVANCED IN MANY OTHER RESPECTS. IT I IS UNNECESSARILY EXPENSIVE BOTH TO THE STATE J ^ AND TO SUITORS. Under our present judicial sv tlem we have, district court judge* in a number of the eountioa. f » In every county we hare one law judge and in some of the counties two law judge*, with many e mrla of sfifferent jurisdiction.. We have six circuit court judges, one chancellor and seven vice chancellors, one chief justice and < ight associate justices of the supreme court, and, in addition, six judge* who, with the chancellor, chief justice and eight associate justices of the supreme court, constitute the court of last resort of the state, that court being composed of sixteen judge*. It was the intention of the framers of our present judicial system that THE JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT SHOULD GO TO EACH COUNTY THREE TIMES IN EACH YEA and try every important case before a jury, whereby suitor* had the benefit of a judge of great experience to try their cases. THESE JUDGES INSPIRED EUCH CONFIDENCE IN THE PEOPLE THAT COMP/ RATIVELY FEW APPEALS WERE TAKEN TO THE HIGHER COURTS AND A LARGE MAJORITY OF THE CASES WERE FINALLY SETTLED BY THE TRIAL IN THE COUNTY. IT IB THEREFORE OF THE HIGHEST IMPORTANCE T*<AT THE JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT SHALL CONTINUE TO PRESIDE IN THE TRIAL OF CASES IN THE COUNTY. The increase of the number '<f appeal* to the court of last resort' ha* made it necessary for the justices of the supreme court to sit for »o much of the time in that court ibat THEY HAVE BEEN UN ABLE FOR THE LAST TWO OR THREE YEARS TO GO DOWN TO THE COUNTIES, AS FORMERLY, and that ha* necessitated the appointment of special circuit judges. The fact that the court of last resortITeompoeed of sixteen judges makes the consideration and 4isi>osition of cases in that court very •low and HAS RESULTED IN THE ACCUMULATION' OF A LARGE LIST OF CAUSES in that court, and they will under the present system constantly increase. Under the proposed amendment the six circuit judges, with a salary of 17,000 each, and the six special judges in the court of last resort, with an annual compensation of about $3,500 each, will bo dispensed with. EACH COUNTY WILL rtAVE. AS NOW, A LAW JUDGE. The present justices of the supreme court and the chancellor and vice chancellors will be justices of the supreme court, and from that body seven judges will be selected to constitute the court,of last resdrt, with no other duty to perform, and WILL THEREBY BE ENABLED TO SIT FOR THE REARING OF CASES THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE YEAR, except such time as is allowed fm THE DELAY AND EXPENSE WHICH WILL THEREBY BE SAVED TO COUNSEL AND SUITORS ARE APPARENT. The remaining justices of the supreme court will be divided into tvro branches, one branch to hear law cases and the other branch to hear chancery cases, so that the Uw justices can, as formerly, go down to the counties for three terms in each year to try jury cases. Power is given to the supreme court justices to make changes in procedure by which|thoy can transfer, without cost to the suitor, • «se which has been commenced in the wrong court to the proper tribunal and to establish a practice SO SUPPLE' AND EXPEDITIOUS THAT MERE TECHNICALITIES WILL NOT PREVAIL TO DEFEAT THE ENjfe OF-JUSTICE. • Our courts will be enabled to dispose of legal eontro' rales upon their merit* with dispatch, affording ample time for deliberation and fall consideration of the rights of suitors, and the delay, vexation and expense -resulting from technical defenses and the selection of the wrong tribunal will be su auotially removed. This amendment was reported to the legislature after much study and deliberation by a commission consisting of John W. Griggs, Franklin Murphy, B. Van Srckal. Charles L. Corbfti and John E. IJardin. It was without any PARTISAN INFLUENCE and has been approved by two sneoessive legislature* by an almost unanimous vote. No reasonable objection has been or can be urged against it, and its defeat canm^fe only to the benefit of those who can make litigation 30 EXPfNSIVE AND SO INTERMINABLE (hat the ordinary suitor can derive no benefit from the prosecution of a just claim. v EVERY CITIZEN WHO DESIRES TO HAVg JUSTICE EXPEDITIOUSLY ADMINISTERED SHOULD EXERT HIMSELF TO SECURE THE ADOPTION OF THIS AMENDMENT. J/ it is rejected now no change in our present cortly and Imperfect judicial system can be effected until the expiration of another five

oa Ua New Jerser coast, th* Capes Thto to the «nlr bailor oc oar coas soatk at ‘Hew York bar tor sea-fain* VS Ms. Bad another to needed, war, and wm eventuallr be com ted la eo—iitton with the Inl-a. : Bar Bead to C ip-

Tbe delay and expense of a suit under our present system in mane cases to a DENIAL OF JUKTICE.

At St. Mary's on^funday Evening's. The attendance at the Sunday jvanhj* sermons in BL Story's Csiho1c Church has been meet remark rhouah many of the eveninfa hare

NAPOLEON SAID “There is Nothing too Good for the French” Americans dr in and the last. Yon can get it at Wildwood Crest. We ore building a City quickly; and todo this we have kept price* down to get population, for that is as necessary to a resort as blood i. io'Vne circulation Here are flFl ££(| REASONS for investing >" WILDWOOD CREST i» Ibis Last Sale. 1 BECAUSE there are many fme houses already built in the blocks in which these lots are located. 2 BECAUSE three years ago it was a waste and wilderge**, but now it is the model resort. 3 Because it a fiords an unequalled opportunity to benefit your health, enhance your pleasure, and , increase your estate. 4 BECAUSE it is so high above tlie.sea you get the best views and the oiob tt air. 6 BECAUSE it faces the Oceau. Inlet pud Lake, and you nevet fail of salt breeacs over tide-waters. 6 BECAUSE there is no better place on earth to sail or fish or hunt or rest. 7 BECAUSE it is planned, built and conducted on a scale ’ that has compelled success. 8 BECAUSE the public uuli|i(s, avenues,roads, pni tnicuts, corbs and sewers nre made, paid and free. 9 BECAUSE you can pay ten dollers per month on ground and jour life will be insnrea, or pay cash and get a discount of $6o10 BECAUSE if you build before July 1st, 1910, you will receive a bonus, reducing the cost of jour ground to one-third of Us real value. 11 BECAUSE tjie founders are the same as 91 Wildwood, where laud has brought eighteen times as much us the founders got for iu 12 BECAUSE Wildwood Crest has the .benefit of the experience of the founders in making Wildwood 13 BECAUSE the title is insured and you cannot pm money where it will be safer or more profitable or developenjenl as rapid. 14 BECAUSE there is no oQkt place of equal c ent where yon can buy as low or where success is as sure.and 15 BECAUSE {here is not an undesireable lot in this sale and the sale will close very soon. see or wkite baker brothers BW l.l Cresel Building, Phils., or at Wildwood, N. j'

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NEPTUNE LAUNDRY CO. 405 WASHINGTON STfeSesh fish 1 t> "'P> nF ALL KINDS FR0M-s^-^-» The Kisfiing Banks Dailyj COTTAGE TRADE A SPECIALTY LEWIS NELSON 108 JACKSON 8T. Residence, 611 Bank St Keystone Phc

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boatmen. Here you can hire rowboats end launches, also you will find ell of boat auppUtoa for sale .n 1 large quanUde*. He also .repair* and | rebuild* boats, and keeps a foil line advertisement in the Herald.

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The only brick fire-proof hotel In Old Cape May. Directly on the Beach, situated or. th* highest land and overlooking the beach drive-way and ocean. Refumlehed and greatly Improved. Coolest spot on the beech.

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THE CEGIL HOTEL 205 0CEANSTREET Open lor ihr Season ol 1909 CAFE AND BUFFET Biggest and Coolest Place in 7-wn. Sea Foods amt Salads a Specialty. Private Banquet Rooms for Suffer Parties Phone Orders Receive Prompt Attention^ ' Cottage Trade Solicited ^

A Quick Lunch Centgr Wrlsley's is the center for qujek lunches. Being located at Jackaon and Washington streets, makes It most centrally located. Wrisley'. long exj

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headquarters for ail the good thing! ‘ ‘ 1 eny city-quick, lunch Watch hi* space in an other column of the Herald.

The Cecil Opened.

Tbs popular Cedi Hotel on Ocean •treat U again opened tor the eea•on with B. M Durkin, msnsgere. Ur. Durkin fcaf had many ysari experience in the hotel and cafe Lnsiaes*. and knows how,to please th# public. Th* Bummer Garden of Cecil la on* of Ih# finest at the sh

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