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n hat an1 gown ol London smoke r.i?'v*
v ih embroidery ol illv? r.
The pi . i.ic t, I.'* guest and the Sec?
,,, Bt ^versed for ? ???.
, |fh| then ma! fa "?,:n(1
,.f th.? ruoia, talking sbrteflj xyW
mrnib- r ol thi Cabinet.
When ike Duke end his pert) I
Wl ??? House, lour nourish? ? wen
sounded, followed by the Americai
I anthem.-Tb? itai Spsngl??<l Bai
as the party left the White House
grounds.
President P-ty'. Return Call.
The presldenl att-ruded ... M ijoi ?
Mid a return call nt the British Bmhassj
?a?, afterward H? dismissed his auto
?v.bii. ?' entering the embassy, and
,.. ? rm-d t., the White House on foot
Mr. Taft remained at the embassy nbout
twr'iiv mil.u*
Fifteen thousand persons lined ?
?i.le Of the street the entire distance
fro,,, the British Kmhassy t.. the White
H?.i.- Tie crowd was so great In
o, the Whit? Houa-i that several platoons
of cob.-* ?ere required to preserve order
At the mbas?) to-night the Duke wa3
the guest of honor at i dinner to which
most of the prominent memberi of th?
matic corps were Invited. After
this be visited the National Press Club.
H.1,1 then tkred, but delighted, as he ssld,
sought his private car. He left bei
gbOUt midnight f'-r New York.
Th-* nuke reached Washington al *??**?
?'clock, an?) the conpourss .<* the Union
Station "-as welj tiH.-d with spectators.
1!. van ia-rect**?! b) the British Ambas**.t
<U-r and ?Majar Butt. Three White HOUM
automobiles *>vore waiting, and the
Visitor and lie aid! anil attach?s were
immediately t.. the British Km*
??.?? from which he was escorted 10
the White House Thonaands of persons
?row?j?..i around the Whit? House
ground*, to wyt'ii the Duke pass in, b'U
he rode in a el?i?~?il automobile and they
?aver**- disappointed.
ROYALTY GOES TO OPERA
Social Activities Fill Day of
Duchess and Princess.
Wh.'?* th? j>iik?j of Coaaaught ?as ',:
A\ w-liingtor. ><Mt*rday callina t:i?on Pr**?-1
iUnt Taft, the P'K-lv.-s :n?<] ?Princes? Pa
t lay With ?i round of
social activities and attended the ma
and evening ?performances at the* Metropoli?
tan C-pera House They, also found lime I
te c lai I some of In the forenoon.
Tlie Duke, accompanied by Lieutenant]
Colonel Lov? ther. military secretary aad|
?ide-d?**-? amp, left for Washington yestor
?la.* at 11*01 a. in. in his own car, i-iprnrt, ?
which war, attached to th? Washington ex-;
Duke and lis aid co\ered the
? ? trip, as fai as Man*
New I? reey mead- j
o? .?-. on the motor locomotive, and were;
deeply Interested every second jf the t.ime
as the powerful electric motor drew th?
heavy train through the tube under the'
North River. They shook hand? arith the
ti ot'.rman. A, Bartlett, at the transfer
point, ?j'hI entered ;heii private car.
Ambassador ReW took his royal sii?-**t ?
to the Pennsylvania Terminal in time for j
? few minut?:-' slghtssetng there before the j
fain rjtertafl. Il Y. Darnell, tourist asent ;
of the railroad, met the party at the ter- i
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BROTHERS
A5TOR PLACt AND FOURTH AVITNtlE
There's real in?
trinsic value in the
Men's Mixture
Sack Suits we've
reduced to
$20 & $25
from prices up
to $35
? because our reduc?
tions are genuine.
We never make Clothes
for special sales. We
never juggle with truth
about values.
ESTAB OVER HALF A CENTURY
THE FRANCIS BACON PIANOS
?SSTAOLISHED 17(t9.
? i 'ton y .-? ?
SOS 5th Avenue, Room 505
:i\>|.lt PIANO-? \ SPECIALTY. I
minai ;?nd ?scorted them through tin
building. The Make was inuch Impr?
by th? larceaasa of the station sad
Ucularly interested in th? arrangeeoei
the trabt sheds and tin* method at bahi
the tra?na there.
Invitad te Rida on Motor.
Beate of the ruihoad remploy?s ??i'
plaining the points of the Mg double-tx
electric locomotive, in anawer to the D
many questions, when he was invite
: ,*i?>:i master, IV. H. Egan, t?, ti'
it. and j?- sai?! he would be ?lad of ?H
poi tualtj. Barth 11 temporarily ?
nuisit. ? ,! to the Duke on the
ihrem ' nnel, and so he had
r-atietactlofl oi regulating the speed ol
heavy train for aev? ral mues.
With the Duke away, tin- mem
'?-..?i part] who remained here were
Inclined i?. ?i-? aa much sightseeing .*
the rti.-t three ?la.*.s ?>r their visit.
The Duchesi and Princess Patricia,
rompanied by .Mr?. Raid, visited the i
of Benjamin Altaian, on Fifth avenu?
the forenoon, and viewed his collectloi
paintings, <l ?voting an hour or more tl
t<> Afterward they attended }t luncl
givea in their honoi by Mrs. Vanderbtl
her bouse, in Fifth avenue ami 61th str?
From there the-, proceeded with Aniba
dor gn?i .Mis. Whltelaw Raid, Miss I
and Captain Rlvers-Bulkeley, A. l> C
tl,.- Metropolitan (>i?era House.
\\ ?nil that royalty were lo atten.l
matinee at the opera had pone out in
and everj available seat in the
opera house was sold '??UK before the |
formance began. A be' extended from
ticket window for almost two blo?*ks di
flwaj at : o'clock, the time s.bed'
:..i tie* curtain to k?> up on the llrsi
..f Pucdnl ? opera, "Ls Bohem* Mi
would-be purchasers were turned away.
Biil of Many Operas.
The performance wa? a special matl
lor |he benefit <>f the Metropolitan Op
Company emergency fund, which it is ??
tomary to give each year. The fund la
aside for the assistait? of disabled or
tired rinj.loves. The programme consta
?f asta from four different opera*
Tlie lirst was Act I frOIH "Ls Boh?m
followed by Act li <>f Humperdtnck'a ta
opera "Hinacl und Qretel." The royal <
?lot - rii?l not arriv.- until thla was tbil.-b
There waa aoine handclapplag and a gi
eral levelHns <>f glasses leward part?
box No. :" when the Duehess.and Print ?
Patricia entered it and occupied elm
well toward tic iront of the boa T
boxes Immediately adjoining the Held b
w"]o uncccuiiltti.
The Ducheaa and her daughter listen?
tist act oi "Pagnacci" and Act i
.-i m" Ooonei'a "Faust." Th?
applauded the sinsers at times. Destin
Amato and Hada appeared in ti
?a-; .?t "Pagllacel." while Qeraldlna i"a
ng Marguerite, and Ri?*?-ardo Martl
and t.eon Rothler appeared as Penal .u
Mcphiatopheles, respectively.
Squad of Police on Hand.
A lame cro? d collected al the 101
streei entrance of the playhouse to see -h
royal giiests depart. Police Ueutena?
John Beekei was on hand with a latg
body ol policemen to take care of .th
crowd. Detective William Funston, <?f th
\iw York Police Department, and Poli?
n Parkinson, of Ottawa, who havi
accompanied the royal party about the ? b
on all former exi unions, wi re a'.s. ;r>. Thi :
went to Washington on in** train with ih<
Duke.
Tlie Duchess and Prlaoess Patricia, .
companied by their host and host?
to t!i? house of Mr?. Henry Rogers Wli
throp. in West 1Mb street, after the mad
nee for tea.
In the evening the Dncbssi ol '" naugb
a?.i Prlaoess Patri?-la, attended by M:>.
Anne Pelly and Captain Rlvers-Bulkeli
a. D. C.) wer?* presan) al m dinner givi :
in their honor j.\* Mi. and Mrs. Ogden
Mills Roid at their ?iousc in West Ms:
sircet. tin gufsta Including the presiden!
?.?r Yale Univers!t:. ef which Ogden ii
Raid la a graduate, and Mis. lia ?
Aftirrwaid the royal party went to ti><
1 Metropolitan, whet? the pt*foiiaaboe <"ii
aist-ed of th?- conic opera "Versieget)
lowed m- ??(.?n?-?) o?i Buridtce." TheDu?
eoetrpied bot No *.??;. with AmbaaMdor at.-1
Mrs. Whit? law i:< ?-i. R? ar Adn -,
Held Cowles, U. s. N, and Presiden) Had
lev ,.f Yale Princess Patricia was wit ,
Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Mill- Raid, Mr-. Had
ley. Phoenix Ingraham, Oliver I lai rim.m
and Billot *'. Baeon in '??,.. \,, ,,,, while
box X?.. M waa occupied bj the Dm
lady-in-waiting, Miss Amu- pelly, <??
Rlvers-Bulkeley, A. D. C, M
Thompson and James A. Burd?4), Ji
The Duchess of Connaught's dresi
of ?larlc limy nei and gray v?l .-t. Ifer
Jewels fOaeisted of h liaia of diam-sods, a
paart and diamond collar an?l a long
i chain.
Priaeeos Patri* la's ... ahita
br.i.-ad-d ?&l i Tin ,
with roes Ciiff..n in,?i gold tissue. Th??
sbouldtr strai?.*- also wer? formed ??f ?-??'?!
tlSSUC. She wore a band r'f MSo ?In 1 ?-,*,*. ;
?' ;r>-"' i i b*;* balr. in addition t?. *. tiara
of Otamon.l*- Around lier ibri.H* wi
long rope of pearla
I'toni the opera the royal part) went n
to l?e flanea given by ?Mts i p. o. linier
a? her bouse |n Kast :*.--i, attest, subse
?-piemiy returalag i?. No. *:i .Ma?ii.-?.ii ave
a*? . Ouki. attended by Ucu<
tenant Colonel Lowther, will arrive from
v\ si hlngton this morning.
T!.e loyal party ? nd thetr Stay in N*.iw
Mills to Consumer. Looms to Wearer.
Thousands Are Buying Silks
At Our Wholesale Store
At Wholesale Prices.
WT. arc setting a pace for price on fashion?
able and worthy silks, which could be
followed onlff by another manufacturer
with our manufacturing equipment and our nu?
merous mills.
7500 Yards Satin Feutre, 98c.
To-day wc place on sale 7.?00 yards of all
silk Satin Tcutre black and colors. 43 inches
wide. This fabric is in Fashion's highest favor.
It is a rough-hack fabric with a beautiful shim?
mering satin face. It possesses exquisite draping
qualities, and its clinging effects conform admir?
ably to present styles. The same quality has been
selling in retail stores at $8 and $4 a yard.
I'R stock embraces even tiling in.ir, a -.imple
black taffeta to a comprehensive display <??' ilic
m?a-?t exclusbe ?-ilk-. We invite comparison*-.
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SILKS
Rogers Thompson Givernaud Co.
Fourth Avenue at 24th St., N. Y.
M.n . i wv-i New York, K. J : llobokm. \. J.; HeoMttead, N. J.;
Mlentowtia Pa.; Norwich, Conn.
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COUPON NO. 54, FRIDAY. JAN. 26, 1912
$15,450 in Prizes Free
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TO-DAY'S PICTURES APPEAR ON PAGE 0.
]. , . , ? -., - and depart ?'r* Ottawa,
where ihe imk.* has Important engage*
m, m * which neceaaltate his preaanca llier?
BRITISH EMBASSY DINNER
- -
Reception Also Given for Duke
of Connaught.
i.,,.,. 11 ??? riaaa ?
Washington, ?fan. It. The British Am?
baaaador ?m<i Mr.*. Bryee Inclutled in their
forty-two gueeta -.ho din?*?-! with lha Duke
of Ctmnaught at the anhast*** to-night the
Austrian Ambaaaador, 11 a ? ? French Asnbes
?aadnr and Mme Juaeeraaa, tii? Oerman
Amt-eeaadot and Countess Beraatorft, lha
Ruatlaa Ambassador mid Mm'*. Balthineteir
the Italian Ambasaador and Marchloneas
Cuaanl Confalonierl, the Becretarj of Btat?
aad Mrs. Knox, tii? Becretary of the Traj ??
my and Mi-*. MaeVeegh, th? Secretary "t
the Navy and lira. Meyer, th? Becretary
ol the Interior and Mrs Fieber, the Attor
M) Oeneral and Mr* Wlcheraham, Majo.*
General ami Mrs. L*aoaard IV'ood, Mrs, ...
/,. Latter, Col.1 Loarther, aid i.? th?* Duiao
of Connaught; Mitchell Inn? Britls'.i
OOunsellor* the Hritlsh military atucli?
ami Mrs. McLachlan, Captain Bowerby,
iir;t ?--I? naval attach?; Mr?. Richard II.
Townaend and Mlaa Mabel Boardasaa
Tno recf-ption which followed was. par- ,
ttculariy brilliant, th?* embaasy drawing
room- and ballroom being taxed comfort?
ably to accomnrtodate Hie notable throng
who were preaented to his royal highness.
All of the members of the Cabinet, the Bu?
prem? Court, th?? Speaker and Mrs. Clark,
many of the diplomats and members ol *?,?.
clety m general were Included in the Hat
Sea reel* lesa dasxlini than Ihe dlplomaU?
reeepttoa m the White House was the
presented by the full drees unifa mi and
oourl uniforms of the men and the rich
gowns and Jewel? of the women
Mill?' .111.??* r.tli.1 WOT? i (OWn Of rjch "H1
i..*..* and Bold brocade wltn fold* <*>f lulle
an?t goM lace on the bodice; diamond an.! I
pearl necklace anil hair <;??.i corsea? ornr.?
menta. ?ountei ran BerastorlTs gown I
was ?if gold ?*i-i silver brocade -'Ith soft
er? .in white laoe and lulls on th? bodl? ?,
ainl with it she wort ' ' IOS and i
other ornament of diamond Mar. i o
Cusan) Confalonier! worn heavj whit.- In ?
rad?. with old la? e and i> ? ? i
BakhmeteB aror? i-.i" blue satin an?? i
aith her lone r?ip.- ?.t [Marls an i |..ail aal
diHiiioiid tiara an.I corsage ernan
Knox1 |oa n rat ol a I It? ? ?Iv? t
?ndi and s tunic .?:.<i l>...li ?
of gold i.i.*- Mrs MacVaagl whlta
velvet, with old lace on the bodl?*? nnd dl ;
monds aad pearl , Mrs, Wlcheraham wore
cloth of sold < mbroidered In cul .-t? ? ' an i
?old. Mrs Meyei wore green ?i.?i ko1'!
Mi i ? .," a hite
and Is
Mrs Charlea K Hughes soi.i l
salmon p'nk saUn goarn, with s tunl? an*l
bodice of -almor? *.. ;..?., i ne I embrold? rd
m beads "i the sam? sitado and sliver laoe
un i bodl. ? Mi ?i* K< nna's goa
?if pale pink ratln, with Mack lain and
ch'.fion ovei drapery Mrs Lurton wan
whit? satin, edged with i.ln.-k v,!?.'* and
?? tunic and bodice <>f btaek lace and got!'
la., and tulla on lha badlce. Mrs. Leonard
Wood's gown was of <inrk bin. brocadi I
satin. Mrs. McLnchlan wor? whit?
ami l'a ii--.'i- lace Mrs l. / Ladtei
gown was ?( electric blue brocade x^ga
with rare old laoe and ?? diamond ami r ib
liara, ' bal i an I ol * i Mrs John
li.i\.- Hgmmond wore emerald gre?n .ml
K??i.i brocade and pearl and diamond orna?
ments.
FAIRCHILD OUT FOR TAFT
Congressman Thinks Little of
the Boom for Roosevelt.
i am foi Taft, and i believe he will get
the nomination," said Congressman ?'.?or?;?
W. Palrchlld yesterday. Mr, Palrchlld,
win? has Juai been mail?* lbs New fork
i.bar ?if the ?'unifassions 1 Campaign
Committee, represents the Mth District.
He was in th?* atty yesterday on his way
hum? aad dropped Into Republican state
h? n?l?'Uai Urs,
? r am unqualifiedly t..r Taft,'? said the
Congressman. "As for the RooaeveH talk,
i do n'.t believe that ?i will amouni i.?
anything, I'm ggalaM nominating him, '
ami i 'i?, mu think thai the enthusiasm
that rau haar ajrnul him win reach the
Chicago convention."
Mr. Patrol lid said thai while he did not
mean to speak for the Rea York delega- .
lion m Congress, yi he feM *>i?re thai lha
New "fork delegate would be for Tal
lits district is ' empoeed ,,? Delaware, Ol
? go Ulster and Bcholtari? count.? s.
DECLARES FOR ROOSEVELT
Committee of New Jersey Pro?
gressives Urges His Nomination.
ReealutJani Indoraing Tbeodne? Rooae
veil for th I'r - si'i, ni.r nomination and
? t Colby f.>r United States Bt
wars adopted last night h% the auxiliary
committee ??f the PrstgreasHre Republloan
Lasagne of i ? si County, n. j. The r* o.
Iirtlons raqtM l Ou league i?? ink?? similar
action.
Rdniand i: Osbonte, president ol the
league, **?restdod. Among ih?>s.* who urged
the passage at th? r?solutions and etilo.
Bleed M?nera. Rooairreh ami Colby ?a?-*??? ?
Krank 11. S?.mm. im. ?oim.r Sli.?rlfl ; IIhi*. !
rlaoa Vt?i* m, ? ,U?| Atdenaan Norbert :
Walkdft Ths i. ??iliitinnj? ar. u lar'l ,w.?:
WtMrSBS, Ihr ?iliii.,1 n.iwlHicn-a pr.-vall- I
ing In nal,i,nal an,I in Mai,, pollti? ? ?.
mand s sane, ronslstent ?m.l prr-gresslve
UiHlrriahip of m.n ..f sti,li?*|.nl i*..7s?? ami
? i.urag? l?i brin?; order no,: vi,.??, . ,.,,, ..< !
?'????? ?" *???.":.. >l I.I a 11 ?????? IT?'4 l.r | I),
league for lha pun. ut taking action on
the Mated of lim?t rraolotluna.
CRUIKSHANK BACK HOME
t uni in.iril from Hr.l p.i??
cards out of his pocket, on which w.is
written In pencil: "Edgar E. Ptntter,
?'..sino|viiitan Hotel." Inquiry st that
hotel, at Chamber? street and West
Broadway, brought th?-? reaponss that the
hot-1 people had never seen Mr. Plntler,
hut. that there had been two inquiries
during the day lor mail for him. They
bad no mall and It was put down BS
simply one more alias under which
Crulkshank had planned to receive mall
on his return from Porto Rico, to add to
the dozen different nam-?n b? made use
of at various times since he set the ?taKc
fo:* his own "death'' in th?* St Lawrence
River In June. IMA
The captain's statement that he ?ai
goinf back to Potsdam to face the
music" was supplemented by a word
ironi Low en K. tUnn. his lawyer, who
said that Captain Cruikshank would
Igava New York ?.n the niKht train, the
tirst by which he could nahe connections
for the upstate town.
Perchai S Whlpple, who ??ni the part?
ner of "Donald Douglas' in the engt**
neering businesa at No. 80 Church street,
before "Douglas" was Identified es Cap*
lain Crulkshank, conferred with his fer?
tu r partner In Oinn'a oin? <? yesterday.
it was said that i?.- had endeavored to
tads Crulkahank to "(?*? t the music"
in New York rather than up.stat? Iv
going bach Into ti>?* engineering businees
here under bla right name crulkshank
?h-ciini-d the offer, however, and decided
to make his attempt ?it rehabilitation In
his ?i'i bone t??wn. after first trying to
?quart in.?!!, is w It b Ins w ?f.
KRACKE MEN* GET PLACES
Controller Provides Jobs for
Nine Brooklyn Voters.
tfot'trotter Prendergaet ma?i?-> ? number ?>f
appolntmen? > ? -<-1 ? ? ? t ? most off them Fo?
unt to the Klags ''otinu RapuMleaa <.r*t-*n
i/iM.iii ..n the i? ? ??mu.?-n?!.?t."ti of Nh\sI
Ki |i I.?
William N M- ?amara ol So i i Hart
Rinokl)n. a.1- mad a deput]
??-t.r. ?it ll.ied j>? year, to succeed
??t Wright, ?*ho baa beconv warden
of ib?- Raymond atreet Jail Adam Lelch,
?.f No III .Monroe Mri???!. Inker .*. ??! .
? h -.-.?r Samuel I ahne
Mo? k. of *.'?? ln- Ka ' I) '? -liret. 111.
Kracke*a own Assembly Dlstiict, sot s
?asiii??i - j??i. ?t ii.- --.line ?--alary,
nrilllaai A flrlgRh ??f Ko ??? Hart street,
Brooklyn, was mad?- iaputy ?oii?-<*tor of
clt) revenue ?it M.ies a ?-??ai Ptouf stbss
cashier u en appoiated, an?i J?< ..?? v
Livingston, >i ri\..i ?>f Kracks fui lbs Kin*?
Count) leaderahlp, obtained the appoint
?ment of a messen ?er si $i.'.,f?o a year. Hin
man ! Bernard Mau'-rfVtd. o V
(lat? s sv< nu? Rrookl] ii.
FAGAN LASHES POOSEVELT
Former Mayor of Jersey City Doesn t
Like Non committal Attitude.
< ?iinnei Rassevell rosslved ?* verbal laslt
itiK from SS'lfayer Mark M Kit ?an oi 1er
. ity, ..i a meeting of ti,? Progreaslvs
Republican league in that ?lt> on -M'?dites
day nlgbl Theodore Ili rck, a it?, aavcli
-mppnrtei a?? Ilia one abo atarted Mr,
tagen. U? ?a-.ied the westing tg PS
i? f??:utioii Indoistag .ii? Kooxevett, and
the former Mayoi objected atraaUausly.
I thai \a? i'.iIi-ii- ?hi'I nm Reooei II
.? tu?- idol.f in. progressive move
mem
"I, lou ? i-?*.*n a great id nlr? r of
!:? ? evelt," ?.ii'i Pagan, 'out bin presen)
attitude la un worth) of him. Hoe ?lo we
known if we tied up t?i Roosevelt, that
be arouM not desert on at the la.-t moment
and leavi th? national party without a
candidate?
"Who Is responslbk for Taft '?' Boose
veil l.? i him take the responsibility, it
Isn't vary Important t'*.*.t ? ?? grtn the Presl
?I? n? y this ?In?. ."
Bterek then went at Pagan an i.a ir?i
i'it* i tiiink n unworthy <>> Mr. lagan
to ?.? t asperalons on Mr, Rooaeyelt, abes
Taft li ii failure age* that it?.? so*
reit Is responsible." he aahf?
"Ml t.i? l-'.-ll. u? i ,i great man, a man
win? deserves much credit, itu? let us
refer to the reciprocity light In the United
BtateS Is? nal? Wlait side did leg Kolletle
take In that imltl? '.' II.- went on record
as being agalasl raciproHty with Caned*.
True, he stood by bis stab Wisconsin
but by tii?t Verj "*'i h* proved titat h>
wii* not the -jreat bt>* muh Who ?an ... t
leoal rendition* aid thi leca] ob?ga
ti"li- ami b. Tor all the people lb- fa
VOfed \\ i-> -iinsbi god rent BgalhSI tl...
WlShea oi tin- niajoiit) ??f Hi? (.?.?pl. ,.
tu i nlted stab- who were crying f?ir
iei i|ir.n-ii\ viib t'anads "
Oeorge L Record also ipoki al lbs tpt i
bur ami eulogised La Poll? lie.
BREAK FOR ROOSEVELT
Former Governor Fort Head:; Commit?
tee for Ex President.
i: OoveroM Jgha l-'rankhn r.ut. Bordea
D. M bin?.g an.I William W. Lord liave
formed themselves Into s eognatttei to
work f..i n..? sslsctlen of d.-l I .1? .ii N.-,\
Jai ?' i pi' 'i^. ?i to lbs nomination of
Colonel i:?>os?-v"it A ronferenos ol all the
Roosevelt supporters in New Jersey win
be called in s lew ?lay.-, a . rdtag le a,
member ef th? commute? . le {Mandait
plana fei ???ganliing the ?tate.
m. i.ord is ihn i heb men \ii th? i.
> 'ountj RepubHeaa rsnusdliss. whleb k*
Indorsed Taft snd he la the Brsl of tin?
regular RepubUcaaa In Rassg to break
awai fi ?jui ihs aigaantatlea
?ELT BOOM SPLITS
ILLINOIS PROGRESSIVES
La Follette Faction Declares
War on Supporters of
Ex-President.
SENATOR GIVES THE ORDER;
Bitter Fight to Culminate in
Springfield Insurgent Conven?
tion To-day and To?
morrow.
i I ? 'krr.ipii to The Tribune.I
? hi?';.?*". Jan, .'.. Th<* itajo.s?-voit boom
has split the t-*rogreesives <>f Illinois Into
two bitter fartions, ?m'* has nailed the
I*. K'-ll'-at-* colors to tii?* mast, *\ ?tii the
motto, "i.a i'.iii?*u.' forever."
The other hg raw* ?I tin banners of
Roosevelt ?in?i Cummins, and Is demand?
ing tira* r.a Kolletta's personal dealrea i?'
suppresaod for lite "a,*?-"! of t!?>* cause."
?i wa> learn? ?i to?nlBhl thai ?? tel? ?
fflillll IIK.I l??-l?ll 11 (-?.|\?*ll ||?>I11 s?
I.. Kolletts t.? '?'j.ii all offers of ?*nii
promtae ir >m lbs Rooaevell boomers, and
to turn ? h<* shrapnel ?>i? th?* RooeeveU
shoutet-a ihemaelves ii the situation war- ?
rants violent treatment The culmina
itmi of ti?r bitter i?iv. i? to be sIuk?*?! In
Bpringflcld to-morrow and Saturday, In
conn?. ihm with the slate convention <>f {
the Irarurgonta, ?rallad by Professor Her
liiain. Walter Rocen aad Medlll Mc
Connlck.
M< <'?>i*h.i.'k insists ?m keeping pr|n? ?
,iiii?'?t to ti??* front and nut ieoparnltiag
the cauas hrlth the salUsh deatres of a??*.'
candidate. Rogara is far La i*"oii-*tt. ill
ti??* tim?*. Merrtan*. favors s r-oaspromtse,
it is tin* prngraasme of the i??? Fui- I
lettr BMB lo lias in the convention oal
Saturday maratag aad lavnah a broad?
sl'le of attark at RoOMVelt uni? ?-s th
Roooevett faction ?.?lis off Its i?ia?*>???*-?.?*i
I attempt t?i block aa l ador s?ment .>i i.-?
Follrtl,*.
Th?? Raaeevelt man to-night an mak?
lag plans to stumped??* the <<>iivri?li..ii for
bun Huge banners have |,<>?*n preparaJ
nii'i tin>ns,md!" ..:' leaflets are ready for
distribution.
BRYAN FAILS AS MEDIATOR
Missouri's Clark and Folk Fac?
tions Refuse to Agree.
in* T^i?*ar??pii ??> Tin Tribune.]
i.oiiih. Jan. ,'0.?William Jennings j
gayan ?aiici i.?-?.?? to settle the ?Mark- i
i'uik Presidential nomination roe* In Mis* :
sourl Hs proposed thai both ?.?.ir**
iggeatton made by ex-Oovernor Loa V.'
Stephen*?, s ?'lark supporter, thai ?'lark and
Polk sp?t tti?. Iftseeur! delegation to the
national convention. agreeing thai ihe on**
that ?aho?A?*.l th?? least strrnifth OS the tir.st
haiiot then? withdraw. Ths dark leaders
absolutely rsiussd to agree to this
Bryan firal ??onferred arltb es-Governor
Jo-mpli W Folk, ex ?Congressman **?*. D.
IVandiver, Poll, candidate for Governor, an.i
Nelson W. f-dd-eod, a Folk support*
Later be ?-?.inferred with ex-Judge Viri
lliil?.. John <* Roberts and e\-Oovcrni
Stephens, all auppsstets of Clerk.
a statement to-night from the Clai
In?adi|ii-?rt'-i* emphatically declares that tl
Oarh forcea will not consent lo ?i dlvisk
??f the stats del?egaUon, saying thai neHbi
siii?- has an) authority to maks such s des
i/in Sanders, folk's campaign manage
said to-night : "I know nothing sboUl tl
proposition. BOJ I du know that ?rutn n
porta we have from oui In i he itate v<
have this llgbt won." -
That !.i\an ahoiaM lake aeeb i;;tei*r>,t I
tin? attempt to barmoalsa the MIssoqi
Democtacy caused coaslderaMe common
Some profess lo SSS a Wilson slgnifl?*:tnc
In his visit it is pointed ?>ut that Bdwai
i*. r.oitra. a closa friend ?>f Bryan ag
IV.Ir-.w Wilson, recently ?>l<<-ted nationi
commlttoemsn tot Missouri by the aim
I'oik faction, is SUSgected of ?litdoynlty t
the Clark faction, which \g aroo-ailni.- ex
?bri.iior Dockery tot national conwnlttca
man.
CONVERSE-JBOOM SPREAD!
Connecticut Papers Name Ncv
York Banker for Governor.
[By Telegraph to Th? Trtbsne 1
Green wich, nonn., Jan, -?">? A been fc
Bdmund i* Conversa, ths ri?*h Coanectlev
farmer nnd New York bank pr?sident, a
:ha caadldata >?f ?n?- RaaaaMlcan part) ??j
Governor ?.* ? onm?.?ti?*ni la spreading ral
i-l|> throughout the state Mr. Converse i
.???i to be -n.*??<?i-ntihie, but a? yet be he
mad? no statement
Th.? Connecticut Kdltorlel Association, a
Its annual dinner Monday at Ilartf?>?xJ
itarted the I.m, and leading papare ai
? breeding th? candidas}', 'Mr. Canvases hg
Z,<M actes here under fruit and vegeta hi
cultlvatlea, hai a host ?>f friands througb
??m the stete snd good political backing h
Uroenwich and Kali Held Count:
? ? u
TAFT SUPPORTED IN IOWA
First Convention After Kenyon's State
ment Fails to Indorse Cummins.
Ottumara, Iowa. Jen. .'.?.-The |tg ?on
Dlatrtot Republicana meeting here
to-day, adopted resylntlons p Inly In? tuip
rott lo President Taft It wat** the tirai
?if a aeries ?.f confsren?cea claimed for
b.wa dlatricta In ..p? nmc a campaign to
lecture Tart delegate" to ths national con
VcntlOB, Il WS announced.
S. Iiator Ken- ??n. of Iowa, in a statement
In Washington Wednesday, an
nounced ins indorsement of the Pr?siden?
tiel candidacy >?i bis colleague, Benator
I'tuninliiK. II?- -aid he bad b-?cn carn*?st!v
in favor ..f th? nomination of l'resi??<mt
Taft, and should havs continu, ?i to advo
<a'i- it it .1 suitable candidat? bad not ap
peared from bla own stale. Hi? .support
?.f Mr. Taft, he added. ? ad U-en large!-,
due i" attacks os th.- President by biR
business Interests on account of his cour?
ageous enforcement of th-. Sherman anti?
trust law?
a ?
TO ASK ROOSEVELT TO RUN
Governor Glasscock of West Virginia
Here on Mission,
?i waa ?ai?! last night th'.it Governor
Olassoock of Went Virginia who recently
< amc out In lavoi of tho nomination of
Theodor* Roosevelt, had -n engagement to
bave luncheon with the former ('resident
In this city to-day. it was rapariga* that
lie would at chat 'Im- present a fornal re
uues! to M? K?> ?viit to announce himself
candidate for tne nent nation, or at
nake hi? position clear In the situa
n?. n _
TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
or THE
?jnipriran $t*al estait (|omj*my
rouNnED iss%
General Office?*. S27 Fifth A-enue, Ne*-? York C-ty
Condensed Financial Statement at close of business
December 31, 1911.
ASSETS
Rental Prop*>rt'f? !< brne P'.'.ildinRs. ?Store and B.:* ?
Ban Biiudinf**.. Kiev.itor ami Non-Elevator Apart*
mcnt Hou**e*". Theatre Buildtay* .t:.d Hotel' . .
C?>rap.etely Developed Laud Properties 're.idv for
?.ak- in lot panels for immediate building im*
[??.?veinent?.
Land Properties how in process ?if dcvelopnivnt,
aud I-and Proper* ie*. I'ndeveloped ....
New Houles ready for salt.
BtiildinK** ::i courM of construction, and Lagd
t'.erefor ... .
|1*,*&6.S(K).00
.-.,855,113.20
4,448.172.02
102.195.97
8,526.17
Total Valu? oaf Peel twhUm trot brnproacm-nta Owne4 $22.310,507.36
Mortgaj'e?. Receivable,in. .*.?. Has lateresl a . rued t.. ?ja?.? 970,094.64
Cash at Bank;* and in Mice*. 522,404.98
18,521.41
102.000.00
88,805.11
27,149.55
94.757.34
$24.134,240 39
Pue from Agents.
Investments in Other Companies .....
Mills ;md Account**. Receivable ....
BqHding Matar?ais, Supplies ..mi Rquipmeal
M.soallencous Assetr..
Totsl.
LIA11LITIE 3
Horn.?* and Caltificatas, aith intrtcst
Acrrni*<11.? Pala? .
lin -?p?.ti ftt.natc ?fi'1 Fi*il P.i. "? r* ..?r> ""8.083,042 40
In??Riin??nt psyir.etit* r*>. ?*iv?*.1. and In
fir???? aacCrua-a] on A?k irinuU?:-. .*
it?* 3,725,000.9^
Ke?al list a!?* MortgStfes, laciudias In?
ters?! Acerusd to I ?.??*
i m Rents! Proprrtl >t
us Completely Derctoaed i.*n?i Prop
??rtir*.
0>S l.-am. rrop?*rtl?M in pro?*' f De
\ rlopmeni ???? I L*a?lereIoped
A i oi;nts Payante.
kefterveH for Fin?! I'aymsQts on
Cpasptatad Buildings, etc. .
Nfiscellaaeous Liabilities .
Toul
? lapilal stock .
Surpl-.u
Toul
$7,841.110.06
700.174.77
1.638,548.35
$100.000 00
1,976.587.35
11, ?OS 145.32
10.179.S33.18
10.696.09
788.45
% .?7,992.00
$22,057,653.04
a. ,076,587.35
$24.134,240.39
Kuil deu.icd Statamaal certified to by Apprai tast and Audhars will
be maiicd ?hi mquant.
DIRECTORS
Eri-r iRii it. BoyuToa, Prepidsst
H ? siM ?? Reel ar-.. \7*cs?l***ess**sBI i'? men n. Stsson, secretary
SnHi?i*.s l ?.\, Vive-I'rohidant Kll u \tn T. l.inmitv. 'I'rta-rjrn
\\ r i.r \m B. IliNcKi.rv. A'icf Presil*!*,: At'STIM L. Habcock.. Ass t Treasurer
i ara?
Alexanders
Shoe Sale
CHILDREN'S TAN AND WHITE SHOES REDUCED
Just the styles wanted now.
Tan Russia Button I
White buckskin button,
.some ai---*s missing splen?
did styles and quality
V to 6,
11 lo 2,
BH to 10H,
Were $3, $4 and $5 a pair.
ANDREW ALEXANDER
Sixth Avanuo at Nineteenth Straet
?ni.i.iiii.Miiumi nr-n-T-n^riii ?i.??.?
Princess cut
soles.
2': tob,
11 to 2,
81. tolO'*
heavy
?3.35
2.85
2.33
?3.45
2.95
2.45
I WeT
Took hi
Advice
;QNt: of the
biggest men
?the United Stat
;told us that we coi
ido a real service
publishing the tn
about corrupt judg
This was tv
years ago. In t
'February number
Everybody's Mac
?ine appears the fi
jot a series of article
jby C. P. Connoll
entitled ?Bk, Bl:
NESS AND T h
Bench."
This is the oi
come of that su
gestion.
It will be d
Inounced by many
?muck-raking. It
muck-raking. \\
want you to know i
advance what kin
of muck-raking it i
Mr. Connolly's inve
tigation shows that thei
m incompetency?corruf
tion?miscarriage of jus
tice, and that these faul
are undermining the pec
pie's respect for thei
courts.
i
We want to respec
judges. We hope tha
the publication of th
truth will lead to tha
reform of the judiciar;
which is necessary.
The unjust j udgi
should be drummed ou
of service. We intenc
that some of them shall be.
We mean to r?sped
judges.
If you believe in this
kind of muck-raking,
lend a hand. We can't
do anything alone.
If you pass by on the
other side, like the priest
and the L?vite in the par?
able, nothing will come of
this effort; but if you read,
and think, and discuss,
you will help hasten the
day of just and equal
laws for rich and poor.
We firmly believe that this
?8 the most important maga?
zine contribution to goou
government for years.
We ask you to do your
part in making it elective.
Get the February number
of
/?yerybodg's
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