The Ambler Gazette 19040218

              vol xxi 1 no ambler pa february is 1<h)4 1.26 a ykar w whitpain case dismissed cout decides not to interfere with rights of election officers application kuii-nont inammvr imfiwp l«nt school ni~l>i.i <'»«!¦- kl<rtnr m«y thfj vinlktn nri i.h w in viitlng tiih ills hm m.ihh.i hour i v frj . harrj \. htyei and bd ward ii i'hipps republican candl lutes for school directors in whitpain township on saturday bled equity proceedings atrainst henry ( '. hoover judge and william if meigl and henry mombrauer inspectors of i lee tions of whitpain township to re strain the election officers from bc cepting^jhe votes of certain residents ot that township livinji within the ambler independent school district who vote ill that district as well as in whitpain for scliool directors x,v voters are objected to tin greater part of whom are democrats in the num ber are three clergymen of the mercer home the bill recites that the anililer independent school district was form ed in 1 ssi out of parts of whitpain gwynedd upper dublin and white marsh townships residents of whit pa n embraced within the ambler dis trict have exercised their ritfht of franchise for the township ticket at one voting place and then voted for directors in the independent district the complainants in the bill allege that they are republican nominees for scliool directors in the township and that their election will be jeopardized by accepting the votes of these demo crats who have no right to vote for school directors in townships as they are citizens of an entirely separate school district the ambler independent school lin trict was created to give school facili ties to its residents who at that time were at a distance from the respec tive schools of the various townships out of which the district was created the district had never had a school btjildiuff as by an agreement with the school board of ambler borough the pupils are received at a certain rate and paiq ft by the scliool board of the ambler independent scliool dis trict out of a small scliool tax levied and collected within its confines the greater number of the residents of the district are included within the confines of the township of wliitpnin which comprise the settlement known as west ambler here the electors meet nominate their candidates for the school hoard and on election day cast their ballots for the candidates within the district anil then go to the election precinct of whitpain to vote on the township ticket whereon pre viously they could yote the full ticket — scliool directors and all a hearing was held monday in the application irvin p knipe appear i for the complainant and charles i mcavoy and henry freedlev contra mr freedlev liled a motion to dismiss the bill on the grounds of want of parties and want of jurisdiction he argued that the bill was directed against the election officers whereas the persons to be affected were the electors and that the court could not take away from the board of election its right to pass upon the qualifica tions of voters mr knipe argued that this was such a plain violation of duty as would justify the court in interfering the court announced that they had no jurisdiction to fore stall thi act ion of the board of elec tions hilt suggested that separate bal lot box be provided in order that any contest which might arise could be easily decided mr llillery vattdegrift of the ambler independent school district who has taken an active interest in the district school board for years ii monday evening in discussing the matter said i am told by other elec tors of the district when they go into whitpain to vote always proceed to cut their tickets and avoid voting for the township scliool directors i al ways adhere to this plan and person ally do not think anv of the whit pain candidate for tlie school board suffer or are benefited by our votes we have a two-mill school tax the same as whitpain and this nets as dose to 500 annually the greater part of this tax is collected within the kiiiliiies of whitpain township 140 results from the berguer estate which is in wliiteniarsh and a little accrues from upper dublin township at the present time not one of our scholars lives in wliiteniarsh while between i and 80 reside in whitpain all of whom attend in ambler our tax from the two-mill rate is not sulucienl to pay the tuition at the ambler scliool but a .".. mill rate would leave a surplus when the district was instituted it se cured its share from the ambler funds amounting to nearly s00 this bonus has enabled the district to go along on a lower tax rate than would otherwise have been possible as a two mill rate necessit.-ites abstracting a mm each year from this m0 when that amount ig expended and if our valuations do nol increase we will be compelled if the uuiuber of pupils re mains the same to increase our t;i rate ___^_^ llui imu-u uliurvh !(„„, .,..,. i the methodist episoopal ohuroh at hatboro was reopened on sunday after having been miih rebuilt and interior renovated bev 1 <; ooruwell is pastor of the church bev dr h w thomas preached at the moruiiik service and the child ren meeting in the sunday school room in the afternoon wiuj addressed bj bev edward oliue.pjwtor of lenk tiitown methndim kpim(,pal chim-h a rally meeting was held at u o'clock at which the speaker was presiding klder wilson the evening sermon was delivered by k.v i»r \ i , k licit presiding eldar of the south philadelphia district glenside and around qeorge i >. heist own h nipp proper ty at a ndide a new luihy yi r yi n tin home i mr ami mrs price nil mt tunnel in inie wesley son nt willinni mel'ann of wilson and huher sttvles is ill from typhoid fever mrs maiiha k'ot /. has been upending some time with her daughter mrs btokes weaver of xewlow n on thursday evening rev walter ii waygood entertained the sunday school association at the manse dr boyle nf iieiiside operated on lawrence deviue for fistula the operation was successful in every way mr dent formerly of baltimore has rented and is occupying a house in the haney white block on glen side avenue william keiiy and daniel neely.the agent and billing clerk on tlie head ing at frankford will move to glen side in the spting as the line between the townships of cheltenham and abington passes through here our voters were mixed up in two very lively local lights which were decided at che polls on tuesday lewis scliliinnie lias arrived home from the jewish hospital he is get ting mimijj nicely except receiving a slight set back from falling twice he has not got quit accustomed to i on crutches the youiiff italian who was found badly fro/.en some weeks ago in the wilson quarry and was taken to a philadelphia hospital for treatment had to submit to the amputation of both his feet to save his life mr reed of willow grove pike formerly of jenkiiitown was the own er of a very intelligent cat of which he and his family were very fond during the recent cold snap kitty went to the cellar and crawled into the ash pit beneath the heater un aware of the fact that his pet had chosen so warm a spot for a nap the gentleman closed the door to the pit and raked down the red coals in the lire box the result was that kitty was roasted to death before he could release it from its firey prison house rev arthur bredenbek reports that a dozen silver spoons were taken from his residence one sunday night recently while the family was at church when they returned the open ing of the front door alarmed the burg lars who were in the diliingrooin and they fled through an open window they only carried away a dozen silver spoons and the clergyman's razor and shaving strap they had however piled upon the table silver knives and other articles and a quantity of bread and other food from which they had evidently made a meal the thieves had overlooked a sum of money that happened to lav upon the sideboard want billiard for slierlll during the past two weeks there has been developed throughout this sectinn a regular tidal wave of opin ion in favor of lames billiard of north wales for sheriff not only does this come from the rank and file of the democratic party but also from various business men and mem bers of the republican party who know mr billiard as a successful up right and honest business man and who do not hesitate to inquire as to his polities but at once volunteer their support if his name is placed on the ticket there is probably no one better known throughout this lection than mr billiard who has never figured in county politics but has ever push ed his business ahead by an active personal canvass people have oome to respect and know the man and not to recognize his political motives or par ty affiliation they realise that just as be has always rigidly attended to the needs of his own business lie will just as carefully administer a public office if he can be prevailed on to ac cept the same a.8 durgesi of his own borough for a term he conducted the office with fidelity anil administered its duties with credit to himself and honor to the town voting lawyer i li-i ' •¦>¦ ¦ ioorge w zimmerman a young number of the icoutgoniery county bar was monday disbarred troni prac tice on report of the hoard of censors of the bar association a ride was granted mi him returnable forthwith to show cause why lie should not be disbarred and the rule was made ab solute he was charged wlih acting unpro fessionally in collecting money for clients who recovered it from him alter considerable diflicultv of ii al legations against him the following is a sample mr zimmerman was counsel for the supervisors of upper providence township he negotiated b loan of 14000 tor them and was giv en 9600 of the amount with which to pay an existing obligation the 2600 in appropriated to his own use and failed lii pay the obligation when the fact was discovered settlement whs delayed from time to time until it was necessary tor the supervisors to employ their counsel to collect the money and this was accomplished tin alls alter a warrant of arrest had ac tually been issued ' ' john s mason real estate agent f hatboro bus sold tlie edwiu erwin property ai davliville to oscar iceyer the present leiianl the iriee is said to be about ikki mr meyer will im prove the place — ion notes amounting to i>u,sjfitt.o8 were diseountedai he hatboro na ihhkil bank for i h week eliding thursua , feb i — the kirst national hank of i i lmi has paid u dividend of i per celll uull htus undivided piotlls to tile uiuount uf m585 ou hand the spring elections republicans and democrats their ballots cast inilil l»nv fur a milter lie mm nit -. i n|ior imiiiiin auniii swept hv the damooftrti < ii it ii«iii iii i.iiuei owymdd nil kbv i;«l\miili i>..|..iit<"i for school btsrdi council jones r 	 us school directors walker k 	 90 scott k 	 100 woodward ii 	 1 kuril 1 	 31 assessor stockbouse k 	 1.17 mcvaugb yt 	 22 judge of elections • strccper k 	 105 weiss i 	 25 inspector op eleqtion9 kleinfelder r 	 95 kate i 	 34 ambl8b seeotid w i council rex r 	 102 godfrey u 	 22 school director styer r 	 120 assessor gilbert r 	 117 binder d 	 io judgr ok elections cooper r 	 112 inspector of elections bidrlle r 	 -. 	 105 sinris i 	 ; 	 17 uiblkk-thlr.l wart council anderson r 	 s9 school director buchanan k 	 s9 assessor nash r 	 • 	 90 judge of elections lawrence r 	 86 inspector of elections smithy r 	 85 cheltenham 1 benton hoover of rleliside i democrat won one of the fiercest political fights ever waged in chelten ham township when he was elected school director over henry s brooke by 18 majority men worth millions of dollars worked side by side with their servants in the fight and in one or two instances personalities were in dulged in the other school director elected is a ri publican dr r t clayton of cilenside tlie chief fight was between hoover and brooke robert p campbell son of general solicitor campbell of the reading railway and brooke waged a ti^ht for the nomination and hoover won the campbell forces to a large extent turned in for hoover the vote by districts follows districts hoover brooke glensidean edge hill 	 1-24 ra wyncote 	 si 20 oknntz 	 41 104 aslibourne 	 12s n;i cheltenham 	 83 107 totals 	 , 	 s |;.-, ' jenkintown auditor i cut herinii 11 1{..;."i."i : o'neil d 180 justice of the peace walker r 960 bird d 862 first ward councilman pazson r.,112 leswins i id school director foy r...sc : fithian d . i assessor rea r 70 donnoll d . 13(5 second ward — councilman tyson r 170 fowler d.,4 school director trank b.,180 wack ix km assessor hale r 178 ; bates d b9 abinoton • all the republican candidates foi township offices were elected in ab ington township supervisors shoe maker and ranninghoff ; school direc tors dr huher anil hallowell : audi tor harper bo&tbam school directors anderson e three years 1(k headley r three years iki green r , one year 90 ; nager tv d three years i'l ; hunter d , three years b6 i kut hcrford d one year m supervisors weikel r , 99 twining r 98 ; stout d , 68 ; oarr i in assessor bteokhous k ill ; kirk.d 41 ;. audi tor mull in k k thoman d 06 town clerk carr r.,!17 bissey d .">">. judge of election ford r 10 sat terthwaite d 69 inspect ir utelec tion ambler u 101 ; oouak d , 48 plymouth — kast supervisors foulke r h ; qiuen r 47 traoey d 68 lovett d 11c school direotors kn-as h r6 oleaver r , r.:i ; ogden.d 87 ; lynch i hi justice of the peace rliouds r 00 hallinan k , m young d , lift judge of election hewes r.,48 freas d 110 assessor beatty r lio;('a.sey i 90 auditor william son.k 87 hex i >. , il town clerk haloes r ih baker d 89 inspect or bonter h 78 dannehower d s4 assistant assessor bisbiug r 64 waguer 1 99 plymouth w i iirs folks h 08 ; olllwi k is tracy 1 llil lovett d ii bohool directors preas r oleaver,r.,6o ogdau i los ; lynch 1 1 98 just ice if tin peace kline k ih hallinan r 98 assessor beattj b so ; i 14 auditor williaiii-011 r . 68 rex to 76 dublin ra • lust ice of the jmace ii nk i ukenx b 8'.i supei \ . mii douat r.,.67 n i;i i a i isjo 1 tap u di is k 03 roberto r ib 1 klil morris i . c nnnr st mt r i : ham 1 l . i i auditor llllischlllilll h . three veam c : johnson u . one year il : kflw i . i three m mi i | \ ; • 1 1 1 .- 1 i i . d , olle yenr bo town clerk rob cits h n:s shive i j i assi-tant a^scssnr siminers r k ; whit ml i si lud^e of elections bhomimkeri k . 1)4 shaiter i i his|i.cinr of clei tions smith ill gamble i m i li'ki hi i'.i.in whmt just iie of the peace hicks i uk ens k 09 supervisors i.c donat h i i . liman r 8 dewneii di,88 taylor i l school din ototh benners r 80 robertu k 77 faust i b8 morris i 106 as sessni btout h kmi : harner i i i assist i nt assessor stout k . 99 fleck i i auditor hihs.-hnian r threi years s : inhnsoii k one year ; i : keisel i three year 74 yarnall i one yew 90 town clerk i{i,h its b , uhi ; sllive i flfi judge of election william ii arbuekle r . 88 muust i 81 inspector of elections kepler b 80 s]i rry i do lower qwy j ill ; kibble bouse k 183 thomas d 98 rile d 68 school directors brown r 185 edwards r k murphy t 9fi bund d kin auditor walton r 190 lewis d 90 inspector wade r 118 i.anrance d..8t town clerk gordon r k : keuliler d , llfl jndge comly r 117 berkliimer d 88 assessor roberts r , 118 bnzbv d 08 * * sprin'gfield-west justice of the peace lomdale r , 56 viirnli d , 124 school direetors french r 54 stfltit r 51 stout d 158 fallows d 136 townghip treasurer brooke r 41 ; caiinou d 141 auditor savin r . 55 kimlile i 136 assessor jordan r 57 rambo d , f28 assistant assessor harner r 2 ¦ blair d 12(1 judge of election jordan r 148 freed d i:{0 insiiector of elec tion comly r 64 kimble d . 127 springfield-third district justice of the peace lonsdale r 55;unruh d . 88 school directors french r 59 stimf r 54 stout d 2:5 fallows d 88 township treasurer brooke r <!().; cannon d , ho auditor savin r 58 kim ble d . 28 assessor jordan r..">:i : rambo d 80 assistant assessor moll r 57 mcadams d , 83 jndge of election aiintin r , h ; montague d . 28 inspector of elec tion iiachenmaler r , il ; hallman d 24 lan8dale-ex8t ward auditor beidler.r 178 town coun cil slifer r three years 147 bardo r , one year 184 ralston d three years 102 lischke d , one year 114 selioul director heebner r 116 ieller d.,79 judgo of election mov er r . 145 ; diirrali d , 98 inspector of election moyer r 161 : harr d 81 assessor place h 170 ; cressman d ;;{. lansha lk-wkst ward auditor beidler r 188 town council laiidis r hhi lonjiaker d 78 school director godshall b 137 ; bickel.d , ")(>. judge of election ruth r 188 breininger d 42 in 	 tor of election lonx r , 127 rodgets d ('•(). assessor mathers b 186 : krause d j whitkmarsih bast supervisors kirk r , hi : hersh h i',s kirk i i:i ; maust i ). . ffij school directors veakle r 69 bailie r 4 thomes d . v : eerrtuau d 54 audiror.keys r 69 assessor khoads k si : ihirt 1 42 town clerk ely r 69 judge of election veakle r 86 went i 55 inspector oi election hinkle h ii4 ; earnest d 52 assistant a>sessor day r <!¦! ; porter d , 55 nokth walks council gosben r , 14 aiirter man b 184 : weikel i >., mi ; prank d.,98 school directors slifer r kil swartley r , 154 kohl d , s4 euapp d 81 assessor rhoads r 14?:brifj;ht d , 4 auditor huns berger r 168 ; beiff !>.. 94 judgi of i lections ¦ mocraoken r , 161 1 leister d ss inspeotor of eleotious alleba<di r mh keyset i 04 ambiieb wdbpbsdbni iohool district school directors tlionipson ( it izens three years q-ano c , three years smith 0 one year auditor cain burn o women of oollegeville who an members ot the montgomery oouuty woman's buffrase association arc tak iilk a census of the suffrage sent imeiit n.mn)|g the vv<miell of that place priuted sli|is oontaining the following question are given to the women to answer : i do you believe wouen should help iii.-ike the l;i\\s lhat govern ihemv tl do you favor equal suffrage lor men and women i are you in favor of aiding the cause f women suffrage v i are you willing to join i so ei.-iy formed for thai purpose s remurks the majority of the answers so tar have been in favor of woiniin frage some few how ever arc very decidoill.v opposed the object of the census is to find the opinion of the women themselves in the subject on1 collegwville was selected by the county association as the place for th ttrsl i'ouitniiian i p roberts oj ueal l.aiihdiile lias 600 young hicks hit chiokeus pirn in ¦¦ i i v . . n live 	 i sij in n efihs per i liiy ( me ot in oldi i men in the vi i lilt > it i im i i-\i|if;l<'ll is ki v j i .. alderman a meimoii he ureat'her who is now 69 . ye i'nt il ic cualy he wiif able "• piviu'h ami ottu'iutr ivt successful association ammer building and loan has good year i i imiiiixi mffllrin ii l.l i,,l ollle<-ri ltirr«>i lui lull "\ riir ii scrli'k mid ion holder the annual iiicetin of hie slo | ludilers of the a lii l>li r i inildlllg and loan ns ieiali"ii whk lluld ill salur day pvpllillg lllht hi which time the fnuowinsc offlcpw were elected for the i nralng year tin officer of the elec tion belns peter c sleath judge john millar hu<1 grnrffe w lnt tellerm e*re«.ident jnntus w l.utz 1'eiillvn : \ ice pi-.-iileiit edwin < j l-"(ird porl wanliington ; freannrer wililinn .\. uavis aml'ler : ecretar william walker a m i . i . r : diree tors — samuel a kausi benjamin p wertsner george v rncli lames l meyers m 0 d«ttra p 0 webor tohn kcovii l);mi(l spcrry fort wanhington frank glinffgarn tliree tuns joseph c sliei'inaker blue bell ; teller langbtrotll l'<iillyn the 80th annual report w'ns rend and adopted a copy of which ap pears ill full ill th is issue of the tii aette the cash transaction foi the year amounted ro 80,714.64 x«\v loans were made aiuountiiiy toa'.iooo - 10 at mi average premium of five per cent sllot.ii'i was paid on withdrawn shares 20,100 on matured shares — probably the largest amount paid out in one year for this purpose in the 0 years history of the association the amounts to a shareholder varying from 100 to 0o the hit ter amount being paid to a woman stockholder which by the way cost her m-4n yielding her a net profit of 852 real estate was disposed of amounting to 2000 total assets and liabilities ag gregate 78 0'.k'i 18 the year closed with a total issue of 2861 shares all increase of 78 shares over the previous yenr ii series are in liberation the receipts of the evening amounted to about 1400 several loans were dis posed of at live per cent premium nearly all secured by stock collateral anew series was opened and more than 200 shares subscribed there are uliout 400 persons holding from one to io shines these are very largely lo cated in ambler and near vicinity which speaks well for the thrift and enterprise of the town ami its indus tries ami citizens but quite a number are located in more distant places xorristown philadelphia and some in new york and nevf jersey stock will lie issued in the last series for about three months the association has money to limn on j0o<l security wyiidmour mr ami mrs hiines fallows are un a visit to the fire stricken city ei bal timore mrs fallows has an uncle a preacher in baltimore whose guests our residents will he i am alpha m*d omega whs fclie anthem snug by the village choir at the lutheran church on sunday even ing lust prof seymour singing the solo which lie did most acceptably excellent sermons were preached l>y the pastor rev k j heilnian at grace lutheran church on sunday tlie text in the morning was then he took him the twelve and saith unto them behold we go tip to jeru salem ami all things that are written by tlie prophets concerning the son of man shall be accomplished luke xviii il : ami in the evening ye are my friends if ye do whatsoever i command you john xv 14 services will be held wednesday evenings dur ing lent beginning with ash wednes day keh it when the pastor will preach sermons on tlie beatitudes miss mary e myew is buffering frpm a severe cold the candlemas social given by the young folks at the home of mr and mrs harry fallows was a pronouno e<-l success over sin were realized a very entertaining program was one of the features basso solos by albert thomas bit airy ; soprano solot by miss emma kemp philadelphia iuia a violin golo a select ion i ri mi oaval leria rosticaua a e seymour philadelpliia besides moonlight on the lake by ii mixed quartet tuul the wyndiikk.r male i uartel was also on ihelisi of entertainers singing the merry 1 jlaeksiuil 1 1 s i ay ' . an i as an encore i ml tommy we ul a-fish iiik altogether it was au hveuing long to be remembered man people from a distance graced the occasion w ith thei r presence a contribution to the furnishing fund of ( i race evangelical lutheran church amounting to kmi has been reported inn the donor modestly wishes his name not lobe made iiih lie tlie total ami unit as per ciinlract for the i n rn it lire of the chancel and main auditorium is •> little over|70o with the exception of only a very few dollars thai amount has been nubscrib ed and is now in t he hand d t over arnold ainciii lithe linliriiifi prvohleiii were only as near l ali-lac torily solved lunch gratiflcation would bo the result another experiment will be inade iu the new church at choir practice in thurxhn eveuiug to test tt acoustic properties when smile v perts max he present — there is a demand tor liuuhtju with modern coiivenieiic u hatboro euautb are willing i pa s6 per uloutll lor till iu 	 the tl " i i ' oal projecte'l call n factory at chttlfoul lias inrn suli.serihed and tin nite neleoted or tlw aildiug niiim n man wdllnii sliii/rlicch er of l.an-dai , !¦¦ ik-"i puruhasing i large sprayer tu i l>y me i iiniiu lie ¦ i to conliact . fruii lives h s the seumjli tur bf«io t»k will twa other inaecu wrecked the altar vandal invades catholic church of the presentation cheltenham i mur.m kiiir.i hi mnki dwimllsttll iiy ric n.iidii attaoh ofohartei vi:m • . nt tn inli v wllrn rrnliil mini illd un iiki it f<ir rcvmis^i a man who said lie was < indies yearct qf 8ss0 colt man street ta ceiix broke into the catholic church nf the presentation at cheltenham friday and smashed altar li\t invs to tin value of f3000 candelabra and cmciflxes the bap li-niai font and the tabernacle of the blessed virgin > altar were reduced to fragments under his furj of denioli tion when harry wilson tin1 boy who icts as sexton entered tlie anarch al noon to ping the angelus ire round yeager sitting in the organ loft softl running his fingers oxer the keys of iin ¦ iistnunent af ter a glance at the shattered altar and the vestments strew n about the floor wilson fled to summon aid charles anil john adams and an other hum responded and the four at tacked steaget he fought desperate ly and was hadly beaten before he was overpowered and tied hand and foot when the parishioners heiird of the desecration of their church there was talk of lynching but father mo hniui arrived before a plan could be formulated to carry out such an in tention when the man was asked why he had committed such a deed he said he hated the catholics and that father riesjel was a bad man and deserved his tiling broken up father riegrel was the priest who was drugged and killed in a house on eighth street two years ago he was rector of the cheltenham chureri.iuitil his death when the kev a t mc hnhn succeeded him after this remark of teaser the people were convinced that he was crazy and not drunk as at first sup posed he was placed in irons and taken to ogontz and later locked up in the jenkintown jail borne of tlie persons who viewed the results of yeagerl'b vandalism be lieve he intended burning the church because of file manner in which he had piled combustibles in a heap on the floor the prisoner on saturday was ar raigned before justice of the peace george b wood of mn\f and was charijcil with wrecking the altars and destroying other property in the chiireh i eager was held under i(h bail for ciiurt and was taken to nor risto-vvn by constable lockbardt to await trial a large crowd was present at the hearing harry matthewsou the sex ton testified that he discovered yeag er in the act ni defacing the large pipe organ of the church yeager was perfectly oahn when the hearing began but nt its conclusian lie became violent declaring if i had i million dollars i would give it to the church although i hate it i couldn't help doing what i did then lie extended his hand to father mcllnhn the pastor of the church who declined it as the priest looked the other way the prisoner remarked yon will sutler for this when lam through breaking stones for this job father mohuhn paid no attention to the remark wlien questioned by the justice veagfer said he had been wronged bj a member of i he congregation of the church and lie committed his sacri linions act for revenge he declared vehemently rhat fie was down on the euglisll and the catholics and that he had ideas in his head d oul re ligion thai no one could drive out tillnks lin ik swlndlfd qlaimmg thai lie represented the cosmopolitan fasliion uouipany of new york city a stranger giving hie name as 0 b reese 01 altoona n v obtained i2b in cash from mis mary l bchweuk a norrlstqwn no tion dealer several days ago in pa ni'iit for what she supposed was an agency for the butteriok pattern system covering norristowu i ionsho hurkell srliwellksville ( nib ficv i lie l.ansdale bridgeport and other places in moiitpii!ii r uounty reese mrs sehweiib a printed receipt for tlie fjais aud walked out of th ¦ store promising to liaveher provided with a chart and other jiarajihrrual ia in a few days when tlie t inie arrived and the promise did not hold . mrs bohwetth grew suspicious ami w rote in tlie i isiniipolitan fashion company who lenied ever liaviug had such a man 11 their employ oui said that had worked 1 he same game in 1 > chester and we.-t 0hes er hlg sh<tm at flourtowii the regular weekly live hird illflol given by the flourtowii gnu club at its traps thursday all eiuuuii was at tended by a large iniiiiber of well known int ahou front philadelphia and scliuvlkill valle towlift the handicap 10-bird club sliot governed by interstate rules was hotly oonteil c.l the only whole score of tlie da s made hv l>r qn»u ot chestnut hill who was miccessl ul in killing 10 strain lit and curried off the exi ra j mn vweepstake miss ami ma events also went to dr jreeu who slml liigh sjun of tlie day thebes cores follow : 10 birds olub shout lireeii 10 lluv enlell.il all . . w fisher 8 8 lireiiniin.s : henry v nash s ilotii rsuil , : olegg d : parka ''¦ and daw.sou , swecp.-lak . hi.-.s and dill cireeii 10 llothcrsall 10 j mmu io aw son a ii m 8 ; parks 8 and uran ium v lid twi ( i in n 1 : dawaoui i ; ilotii i-.ill i i il ,, mink i and heury 8