New-York tribune. [volume], April 13, 1913, Page 4, Image 4

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MORAL SUASION TI
RELIANCE OF JAPi
Should Personal Exchanges I
Tokio Wili Take Aggressiv
Attitude Against Anti
Alien Land Law.
NO FORMAL PROTEST t
Treaty of 1911 May Be
tacked as Infringing on Co
stitutional Rights of Statt
?Irritation in Island
Empire Growing.
Washington, April i?. Presj
Wilson has hml <>ru' ?(inference so
v. ith VtSCOtint Chinda. .* nd pr.?h
will have others In the near futrir?
view of the Japanese AmbasssW
si Instructions regarding the C
fornla legislation to forbid aliens h
Ing land It may be Stated <?n
highest authority that at no Stag?
the personal exiliantes that havo \
in prepress has thi-re t ? en anythiin
the nature of a "protest" from the .1
nnese government with regard to
anti-alien measure.
The latest instructions to th.? i
haaaatlor from Tokio look only to
Coritlnuance ?by the embassy of
courae it has pursued ft ?m the bef
nlng. of reiving upon moral suns
and a dignified presentation of the
fortunate Impression produced In Ja;
by this unexpected rucudesceiice
anti-Japanese feeling on the. Pac
< 'oast.
So far as ian be gather.-,!, th?
ministration has listened with sym
thetle interest p? these personal roj
s?-nlati?*ns. and while without loga! :
thorlty at this* moment to Interf
with legislation In California, it i
not hesitate.1 to bring personal inl
ence to bor t-? bring about th?* mo
Boatton of such features ol th?* p
posed legislation as threaten t.? load
unjust discrimination against Japan?
Not to Stop There.
While this is the present aspect
rechanges thai have bean going
between th.* two governments In an t
..rrii-ial manner, in the background
the practical certainty that if this si
of moral suasion fails in Its purpo
ind h-gislation which the Japan?
government lagarda as purely violai?
of Japaneae rights Is enacted at Snci
to, the negotiations Will take
? formal coursa.
This -A'ouid in\ <?'.*? ?? u n analysts of ;
. tad meaning of Article 1 ?>f t
of n?i l. under which the 3?
sneas have owned and leaned land a
i.s?-s in California. A radical dlffi
? on this point miglit t?e expect
10 Uad lo a formal protest imm Jan
which, m turn, it" not regarded, -i
doubtedly %\ ? ? : ? : ? i reaull In the denun?-i
lion "f ihr whole treaty ?>f 'radt m
?.-oinnier? e.
\ chattel remark dropped from hl|
quarters makes It ?vident thai tl
treaty is perhaps In danger from at\i<
in another direction. It is known tl?
s"iiii- consideration already has ?>???
Riven to a suggestion emanating fro
the Pactfk ?'oast that a treaty. ?.I
any statute, is subject to the test i
constitutionality by the supreme Caui
Consequently, if th?- existing tret i
of 1911, conferring the right of ttt*
hold and lt-ase upon Japanese In Ame
ka, Is in conflict v lth a law aire id
enn.-t.-d by the state of California ?
hereafter enacted, in pursuance of tl
legitimate exercise of a state's powC
then, instead of tieing the supreme ?a
of the land the treaty itself must *-i\
way to a state law, so far as Califoi
nia Is concerned, on the theory that ill
treaty makers have infringed the cor
?titutional rights of the ?t?te.
May Amend Naturaliration Law.
Questions like this and that touchbl
the right of the Jupant-se to naturaliza
fi??n in America under existing law ar
reserved for consideration, however, i
cas?? the efforts now being made to Off?
satisfactory legislation in Caltfornl
should fail. As a last resort and to re?
move the h'imillation from which, fror
their present lega! Status, the Japaner,
now suffer, it Is possible that an appas
may he made to tl;?- national gov.?rrnnen
to amend the naturalization law. whlcl
If successful, ?mild compl?tele remov
the basts of the Japanese plan, evei
though Japanese subjects WOTS Stil
preoiuded from oamlng land-? in Call
f??rnia.
Secretary Bryan of th?- state Depart
a ?as non-committal to-day ?Thai
t?.!ii of nears dispatches which set forti
thai the Japaneae government had in
"77"
FOI. ?
GRIP&COLDS
Ml winter long, we ba\e been
harping on ?one string, trying to
drive home tin* ian that the
most important time i<? take
care ol a Cold i*-. when u ia
coming on, ?watching ?-?ut for the
tir-t feeling, the tirst sif*;n*-. 1 a - -1 -
tude, ?i sneeee ??r I shiver.
, Any. remedy, especially
"Seventy??-cvcii." i- much more
efficacious when taken at ?the be
ginning of a ( old.
It yon wait nu your bonei
begin i?? :m 11?.-, it will take longer
t" break up. ?
11 pays tn keep " S e \ e n t J
-??ven' handy, il i*- a small
vial ol pleasant peilet-. ?its the
-.est ?pocket. At your DfUggist
2?5c.| Of mailed.
Iftimphrt-ya' M-?m?">. Meiteiae Co., i"?fl
William rtireet. N?-w York.?.A<lv??rtl.,emeiit. |
LAND ESCHEATS TO
STATE AFTER YEAR
Even Realty Acquired by Descent Can Be
Held Only Twelve Months?Bill Hedged
About by Many Precautions.
?Sacramento, Col., April b, The *?
draft ?if ths proposed anti?allen land k
thai is to take ih. pla???? ?it ail the t>i
that have been iiitroila? .?i relating t?> t1
sam?- siih.iect was gdopted by the Bens
int?- to-day ..n second reading sad a
eesae np Meada) tor Snal passage In tt
upper M?"i>' "f the l?gislature.
Senator Newton w. Thompson, ef Ia
I Angeles, settni In behalf of ths Judicial
Committee, prepared lb? meaauri in I
preeenl form The principal ptfovlstoi
art a? foUoa -
Section 1.?No alien shall acquire tit
? to or own or hop? real property with?
? this state, or any Interest therein. <
take or acauire or hold same by devis'
I descent, purchase Ol otherwise, exce?,
? as In this act provided.
! s.. tlon ! Title t<? i. al propertj -dtuat?
In tin- stet? ma) i-- a< i ulr? d and hi M h
I aliena, whetber r-si?i? m or n.re-ridem
I ui di i the ?-?striction?, tel m? and condl
, lions herein sel forth, bul i?"t otherwls?
?A? \ny alien may hereafter ai qulrt- h
purchase or otherwise (excepting bj de
vtaa or descent, which are h
provided for i an) right, title 01
, in .a to an) real propei t) sltt at? ?I In tin
! stnr.v un,I m.iv hold same for Hie pen?'?
of one year after the date ol ao acqulrlni
I such title, right or Interest, hut no longer
At the expiration of said period of oni
I year all real property so held by sud
: alien and all right, title and ?nteres'
therein so held by such alien shall b?
subject to escheat to the State of Call.
fornla and proceedlnos for such purpose?
shall be taken as hereinafter provided.
Subdivision ii'? relatit t" property be?
quired by devise or deecent, snd pro?
vid. s that '-I may he held toi s period ?-I
one year pfter ths ?la-.?' <?f final distribu?
tion, wh.-ii it shall h'loni?' subject to
escheat t" the st.it>-. ai In sub-dlvlalon (a)
Section I "f ti .- ai i pr< icribes the same
limitations for corporations, whether
formed under the provisions of the laws
?.t ? 'alttoi ?i a '?'? of sny late <>i
country, "g majority ol the Issued and
outstanding capital stock ?>f which s?mil
be pwned or held bj anj .?it? *i or nitons."
?Section i relates to contracta sad
toases, and reads a- fol ows
NO < "lit. .ft. :>::' .. m< nl ?
by real property, or any Interest therein,
ben liter let, leased or rented r?.? a
i period than three ill be
made to any nii.-n ?u to any corporation
nf the ''.as;? tof-crlbed In Section 3 ?.f this
set, and no renewal oi extension ol
such contract, lease i igre? m? nl shall '
?,?. rnadi ? ttending said p? i i"'i of I in
s. ? i."\ Mas ? ha t en alien "i ?
ulleii corporation "hereafter scqulrlnj
(,\Ah.i " holding real property" in th
Btati of Californie In contravention t
[pressed prorisloas <?f the art? sss
i-onve) the saun ?it an) time before lb
commencement el escheat proceedings
p? operl ? ma) be con e) sd i" n nol he
alien or alien corporation, t<? be held to
;, -??i lod eol .*????? ding on? j sai, It I
provided that "If ?n\ such conveyaac
shall i" made wi-ii the Intent er for th
Mill-"' ol evadlns the provisions al t h'
act such rom ???? Bn? ?? shall i ender th<
proper!) thereb) .veyed subject ii
each? '- lo the State of California ?
Ihe bel i ill of the state school fund "
-ih< proper!) rights ? ? ? i ? \. ? > ?. i throaal
u. ? ?' din ire defined In Seel.; ai
follows
\..- s sel shall ?i?!.!' t.. m)
real propertj acquired owned ?? hel?
s lien ? bo shall he i ?? ?i? ciar? i
tent oui ol bei omina a ?it i u u "i
the I'nited States arcordlna to law, <?i
who shall have become a citlsen ??f ih?
l*n t-ii States, ", to sn) i?-ai propert)
a eu u I red. oa ned 01 held b) sn) 001 ??
ration Ihe owners of ihe majorlt) stock
..i wht? a shall ? ? ' 'i ?heii in?
tent Ion "i be? omlns ? IIIsem of the
united States, according t?> ln\?. 01 who
sh ill ha ? ?? become i Itlsi m
?m absolute guarantee "i fi II treaty
Ighti '?? evi | subjeel el u !"i ? Ign
power is . ontalned in Sei lion wl
readi ai follows
Th?- pro! Islons ol Ihls scl shall nol
imi ? or des iroj anj i Ighl -??' ured to
an) alien undei ihe pro istonf of any
sxistlng Ireai . ? \. ,.,.|i the I'nited
sin. ? and the count**) of a hleh such
alien shall be a ell Isen or subject
The real of the bill defines the pro
cedure to be followed In bringing action
m the name ol Ihe State of California
de 'larinn propel t) held in \ lolatlon ol
,, ? ?<? be - n ? ' ? le esches!
As sn sddlt !"? i -.1 fegu ird to Ihe con?
stltutionsllt) of the scl Ihe following
paragraph has i,., ,, appended
Si. t?on ii It iin\ section senl
? lause .a phrni e of this acl li foi ani
reason held lo be unconslltutional such
? Ion sh >li no! atf.-< I the -all.lit- >>t
ths remaining portions <?f lb?
The bill rontalns nothing thai i sn bs
? it..--i "i
esche?t of anj prop.
? ? ? la a goes nto ?
structed Ambassador Chinda to make
formal representations. He expr?
...i!', the sentiment that .t ?rould be
tlm? to conalder formal representation?
after the measures In qu? itlon bad been
? ?I bj the California Legislature
anil were under consideration by the
<'.(,* 'i nor.
Representative Raker told Prealdeni
Wilson '..-'' ' hi had ; ? celv?.! ? tele?
gram from Senator Ban ford, ol Califor?
nia, containing aaauranetsa that the
alien land i>iii when Anally paaa? l
xx.,ni,i not conflict x'iti, an*.- treaty obll?
i g?tions
Tokli . (..p.an. April il' Viscount
I Chinda, -i panese Amlmssador to the
! United Btatee, ?xas Instiuetad to
j by Hi?* Japanee? "Toretgn Office t" inake
: formal representation? i.t Washington
ixxith regard to antl-Japanea? legisla*
, lion in California
In-iiHiion over Hi-- Callfornlan land
! legislation ?? Increasing througho it the
country All the political partial hae<
i ?-?-'lit deputation? t.> the Premier and to
I Un* Foreign Minister asking them to
! adopl meant rei to pi esen ?? Jap
treaty rights In America The Premier
told the deputation of the Conservative
party thai be trusted Implicitly In the
high sen?*? of Justice and falrn? bb ol
Americans, ?? id!'- Baron Nobuakl
Maklno, the Foreign Minister, spoke
in the sum?? strain.
The n- \x ?papers h< r< cont? nd tiwt th"
, proponed California legislstlon is Just
us uni'h ? breach ol treaty as th-'
i Panams Canal bill, whll< the foreign
j press retorts that it li an object lesson
for Japan in reciprocity, Blue? forelgn
I ers ara not allowed to own land In
Japan, In iplte of the law paased by
the Diet la 1910, which has never yet
i been promulgated.
The (Constitutional part) hai pro
l*osed an aatl-Callfornian boycott and
the chambers oi cmii??*!-? ? bata havs
telegraphed to *-> ? m 11-* r- bodies in San
Framisio. Los Atigelas a.ni slsewhere,
1 asserting thai the raault oi the legla
lHtl'.n will be ni'.si s-erious f.>r trade
laixxcii ill?- United Staler? and .Japan ,
'VOTES FOR ALIENS' WIVES
Bill Passed by California House
Is Another Step for Cau9e.
! Sa-ram. nt". Cal., April II Womei
I franeblaed for having aetaed aliens xx-iii
lbs restored t" rittaenshlp ir ? l.iil paaaed
i.,-,iax In th? lowet bauae Is enacted Into
law
Bine? Callfornt? x*..n ?ron BUttrag?
there have been many complaint? be?
ca i?-.' wur-i'ii who??? buabaada were not
citizen*? were nm permitted to vote. al
thougti He women xx. -r.- nativ? born
A nirrl'-ii ?li?
lt is believed the bill ?rill b* onv i Is a
INDUSTRIES TO QUIT U. S.
Connecticut Companies Plan to
Manufacture Abroad.
I By 1 .Ifirrapl. t?, I'm- Tnl. ,'??
\. xx Haven, April II Txxn in-oiiilii. nt
i'onia-( licit iii']iiHtri**M are likvix te re?
iia.x. to t,,i?-iKn ?-.'in,tii.s. alter? thei
can ?ecarc cheaper labor, and ihlp their
??oi.'i- to Aniiri.ii (?.i sal. after the i??<
potei i n xx iHiifi ramorlng a dut] ol IS
I pe? cen? on their product becoma? a laxx.
! The) are th? gtanlej Rule and i-. ?< i
Company, ol New Britain, and the ?riest
Manufacturing Company, of this city
As h....n a- it i..,mi.- known thai Con*
!*-i?sv planned U:?- 15 i?-? ????i.t reduction
in BSWmg machine good? ?luring tti? win?
' t.-r ii,. di lesl companj ?em It? ?? ? ? -
tary Hubert (iri"??t. to (?>im?<ix H? ha?
*? i ui. (1 a facinrv. and part Ol th? plant
iisj airead] bean iranaferrsd there in
? order Huit I he concern maj mi el foreign
I comix-tltlon promptly. Raymond uiirat,
(.'(?Mtl.nt .a the company, said to-nlghl
\\ > can manufacture oui gooda In
Germany, and ?r tii? > are mad? free or
; dut) hv can ?a*| inem mu. i. ch-*ap?r
here than xx. van mak? them here, and
! that I? exactl) x* hai xx,- are plani ig
tu do '
Tin. Griest compon) employ? about ?-\
eii hundred and the gtanie) eomi an)
six hundred hands
The, "i..i.a t of the conf?rent?? In X? a
fork City to-tnorro* among Governor
Baldwin of Connecticut ?overnor Bulaei
and Norman B. Mack ?? not known, hut
It Is bellev??d here to be Inspirad by alarm
a! ihe prospect of the passage of the
Proposed tariff bill.
SHORTER HOURS CUT COST
Steel Plants Find Eight-Hour
Day Gives Good Results.
Waah ngt? i April U Flft**< pei tnl
of il ?? .'Uli?:..* "- In.the Iron s t
?r- a? ? whole si t moie than H pe?
nl "f the blaal furnace workmen, ?oik
reven daye a a/eeh ??
: ? Bun a i ??: I.,.. ?
? ?? Ht :' a ?di i ul He ? ihlrd
1 rolum? if the burea ? f
workli i,' conditions snd the relal
? mplo* ? rs snd -?-"i km? n
The report States thai
t.1.?- main Inveetlgstlon wai mad.- snd
u- rmal woriUag ?' ? for I
? era s tw? Iv?
hOUI-l lora Will id ? I ? ? ?? '
"f ih? entire ton ? r?gulai > ? -
ten ?i ix - ;i ??. - ? reral ? ? 1 om
? int. 1 (T?i t VSI loilS
bj a i I? h none of lh< Ii emplo ? ? 1
lo work more than
? k Between N ?
.?nt of lh< employes formerly worklns
? ei dey* ..- 1 ? ? ? ?net ted bj thes?
arrangements, t";t IS per ?ent still ? 1
evei 1 da
m
CORPORATION TAX GROWS
Must Pav S30.000.000 on
Earnings of $3,000,000,000.
W? hlngtoi s : ? 12 The nel
ni corporations .?t (he United SI t<
tti" calendar yeai Ml were I ??? ? QtM
an m. reaee .,f < -? ??? ?? ?'.?? rii ?
amounl a III ?- told an Income t.. the f- tl
?ral government undei the corporatloii
t i\ lae i.r nW.QM.Ott, which is K.SOO.OOO, <>i
p? cen? great ei than m year .ita?
li.'.v.ll B Cabell, ? '?'iimnr-sloti. r ol II
lerna] Revenue, has Jui-t rs?eeived returns
from practical!) all corporations end to?
day ?completed assessments t?> tu. fui 1 .-?,?
t t.t ??r Ihe HO.flOO.OOO, will, h mus? be paid
te the government by lune II la addl
lion, i:.-*i.<**> will corns 1 ?>m delinquents
of in evloua \ eai s.
N.'i ? "i poraUon ? at nil i-- t..t IfH 1 de
? .1 - per ' -ni .1- ? ompared >*:tii ISM, i
FREE SUGAR BEATEN;
WILSON'S FACE SAVE
Underwood's Plea to Stand I
President Keeps Three-Year
Provision in Tariff.
RATES STAND AS REPORTE
___
Anti-Free Wool Democrats fro
Twenty States Decide tc
Fight the Wilson Bill In
and Out of Caucus.
Fron i ' ? ? ' ?? I?i ? '
? \\ sehlngton, April il? a plea f->t t
? ' III. I'! ? vj |, ,,| ,,| f, ,. I '? I?
Btatea mad? a- th? Demoeretlc raue
;" ?? ? ? bj R?*pi eeentatlva ?scar t 'ndi
? -i the flow I'-a'i.'t. - i\ .-.I the - I
* bed lie .a th. a? .?. tariff Mil sad pi
, ' .'iit.-'l ii.. adoption of the i lai d a
I a mend mi r, t foi Immedl ?i? 11 ? ? i
?V . u ihe rnthualaatlr fi--.- ^ 111_- ;i i- met
i- -i t.. : . ?'. . ontrol of t!
Ion .iii'i ti i ?. - mlans were i
?. .. : a itboul h. M?' i e-le? e o id loi
., m behalf "t thi \vii""ii rates
? ?'? nt reduction non and fre? nigi
I m ihr? ? -.i The eau ?us pi? rloua
had \"i. i ?I'v.n ib? Broassard anon?
raen* i?" blghei an?) permanent duties
? The ?? i. lion of Ihl ? d '?? ?. ill l
al the i't? -i'i' it of ihe l"nlt*
Statm " said Mi l'nderwood, m sul
Mann and i pul up t.? II ? ? au< ua t!
' gui stlon ? hethei it s anta t.. tal
la - '? i? and tum dawn the nrst reojue?
i i in- PresM? nl has made of u
I .Mi i n.i? t nroad ' i|iiaiiu ?i that ti
augai !"?:.?? w.??. mainly ??f thi Pr?s
.t maalni addln* , oui comaitt?
I origlnall a ?? unanlm >usl) In I svoi i
gar, a? s ? wei e ?? eai ego "
1 then Is some ? quit In Ihe position 11*1
? ri- rident has tak- n "
Al the Ma?, .?ii., ?? . .1.1
waa apparent thai l.<? was t??g lining coi
rh.' rauh ami nl?-, whleti had bet
t t? nlng ail da) lo p 11 ? igai on th
free Usi Immedlatel) Mi L'pdera.1
pies waa noi for the ? ommltti ?
Pre ?l.-nt'?? ? ompron
! th? f? ellngs of ti... ntul ir head of th
1 "u.. ratli i?a:t\ Ptnatly Mi ITndei
??."-i -..i.? hi ?Jealred moat of
harmoi
Meant Wi?ion's Support.
;- ? 1I1 nt, Mi rii'i' -
wo ii-i be behind tl ?? Houm 1 III when I
Wl ?? tin *?? .it.- ir |hl rm li'ir?- ?ht
??"t laatertall] 1 bai ??? d 1 1 hi
. ? V. ? .., . - . ,??. . -
ild nol pr? n ippoi t ??r n?
' ? ent I ? II iIh whi
? ? ame In t ? g?i.
\ Mi i'i i- rwoo1
re wer? rica ol ?'ote! ?/ote!
' It it t!
fain ? ? -. ms t?" i? id?r '??? Um
the sut It atood
?
Barlle* In the <
. "f th. -, an ol ti?- Wan s d Heam
? ? . Ivoci tee ha?
tO hit?'? I
In favor of "frei
. -, . . ? . ? . .
I
turned In the event M lei ?? .....i mad?
I ? ' ? I. ;i? I'
Mr. 1 a en t furl her
? 1? bd ma . not l
? ???ii ? mnmlttM but I be I f tn?
di m ol ti. 1 nlted Bl tU - 1 ?'? d?
r l he 1
?
1 ?' .
1 ' ? peeel 1.
t u net the lid? is, idmttt? d 1
. ?? ? ral ?f *? 1 '?
? , ..ni,1 imii k< 1 aroui 1 1 1 ??i 1 1 men I
1 belk <?? lbs majerll f th?
, led to al
lUSl " 't "
.I III- ? ? t . I I
..??>.. ? bis ansa
nded thai
I pi?rtv would bi ? mi ??? re? ed by the cril
. lam It ? '!<" t to Its lult on the
1 fi sa m iirar guest Ion
"How ers w? t.. .1. fand dutiable 1 tai
I now? when we were t?" frei sugsi ? y? ?'
UK it asked moi ?? thai Pen ?I
.liiilmr tl.si ? di bat?
"Who Ii ni"*i M-.-1 '" i"' '-tul .11.1- ?? -i I '
1 ,. 1 |i 1 Mi '1 fl? i wood II la nol | ?>u.
m y.?u it u 1 ..ar ma ?"t :i 1 i' adei. whe
must beat the brunl ?>t the criticism be
lea :-? "i an? rhangs In oui position."
All for Party Harmony.
Mr rinl.tw.ii.il th.-n ;i'.n, 1 t,.,i with an
u ? ... resignation thai f..? iras silling tn
be embarrassed i"i th? sake of part)
harmon) end solldat It). end the fn 1
[sugar causa want t? delbnt unM appiaupe
for th?- aJabaalan.
Repreaentativs Ralney, gnother member
?if the Ways and Means Committee, Indl
cated ins personal sympathy \*i"> ,M'
free sugar propaganda, i?it in*, too. want
ei th?' Ways and Means Connnlttas ?n(1
the PresManl upheld in th.- tir?t real test
: .ai the n.w tariff hill.
President Wilson brought no direct in?
Sueace to bear dfa the caucus to-day, in
accotrdanee with hi*? Intentions prfrmtaly
Hiiii<'!iii'?'ii yesterday when s fr?*?' sugar
member <aii??d at th?' white Manne. The
L'aderwoQd speech probably ?was mor?' s??
fectlve than s direct ap|ieal woul.l have
i.?n as the mnjorltj leader frankly b*dd
ti ? eanctM a change In the Wllson?eeede
mt?*s of the sugar schedule meant a ?lap
al th?- Preeldenl and no ?mm sisa,
Th.' cauctSS left i?|i??ii ihe exact date In
! r?i, whea sugar would k<? on tin- free
, list. An smendlhent i?> ? Mr. Hard
\\ ? k propose.) that the ttin.- should be
I Ma) I. '!-!?;. H.? a?. I?, he ..rf." tl\e hefore
ihe beginning of the canning ?eimon. it
?a*? agreed la leave the maiter to !>??
brougbl op by t r ? ? - ?Ways gad Moans Com?
' initie, after all the r?st of the tariff
i?ni has been disposed of in caucaa
The . /, ih*ii?-- ? i u ii-rii \ disposed "f tl s to
i ha'-?-?? seiie?iale without an) change? and
1 \?iU take up the sgrlcultural sehsdnla on
Monda) ??*veral flKhts lie ahead In this
Mi hedUle, i Itrui fruit?-' ami flour helni' at
i - i. among the Democratic members
Will F.ght Free Wool.
*?? ?-.- ?.i Democrat* from nearly
latea determined lo-da) if out?
I in tin- caucus t.. etempl ih< m?
I aetvea from the bidding raucui pledg?
and t.? continue the flghl in the Mouse.
Tii?? decided, ?inn the wool schedule in
? t .1 t.? Introduce an sum ndment to
] |.li!' . .' .. a ?. IS ;??'! ? "m a-1 valorem on
ia? wool This, the] leetat, x\;<- the orig?
inal judgment or th.- Ways and Means
I Committee, which yielded t<> President
i Wlleon - dealre t., i ?it wool on the fres
?
'? .posa::..'?? ? i ?.. lal con mlttee
a pi oh '"i to onfel ? lth Ihe Pre i'i- nt
ati'i the W ?? - and Means Committee in
nn ? ffort to , i: tr abo t a i omproml ?
'.'.'" .1 'l.-V, r,
??|' we ran nol gel votes enough in the
R . ? i . adalr. of
Indlai ? " "? ? tempi ourselves
rom I - i?!- dge and light on t ??
\ flooi. I'M ??? for enough i;- pul II? .??
I- : i.. wool i" carrj
twin)
I tug .-ta itt. April t. a a., u,-.i lal t"
Congress protesting that the proposed
I reduction in ii injusi dlscrlmlns
lion against business Inter? I h Milne
??*ri *?."'i!?i serious!) sffed the , r?,?ln?? t.-'
"f tn.? land, forests snd manufactories of
the ~i .'? aras paauet by the s?*riai'- t"
? I i) a ( em urrenc? ? lth Ihe Monas
?? u
WILL STOP ALL WORK
AS A TARIFF PROTEST
j .Entire City of Gloversvillc to
i Join in Demonstration Against
Destruction of Industry.
* ' ' ' ? ' - Tl it.iin??
I Qloverarille, N Y April || ? ?,, Jfondi
nili start in ? ? , ??-mottet ><
t par,,11. I in th.- I
lUntl ! ' Sr? I fir. - | J.!,.. .
? "?" .'A atorea m noon
thai ? ? taer? ?.'.. not be s
?I Even the .
. k? i up \t . ... :... k ths !?? II ?
.im! whist m "f ti ?? ' it- mills and fa? ?
will lie man.!...! for "r. ? minute?. Wli.n
?hi- raided what ?in pfobebl) be the
?? im- ei.- thai svm 1rs aras i ?
tart, and the lattei part
??r thi ' will i?' . un with s
? ?; ? i .
? ? ?r-s
? ? r the tariff
i vi?rwood t'li Is tl
... . Democrats
Progl all ? i n 11.. i
I for ti ii .". ??M.>i. Ths ? ".t ."? so ol ? ? ?
' mill ind ? ? '"'tii m?n and
women will tabs pari In tiie parade, ai
? -i. : i? will be a inlq le method ol
?? ? t . infa? ?
.! '-. r ;?
? ? ? ion file ' ommttl.i
. ? -i ? barg? i'i?'? m have It
:, bet we -i. ?'.'i'i -..I"*? ' is Bps
? nol want? ?i If de
i. ,.? u . ?. ?
ndustry, a nir? d
bei. . prote? led b) .? high tat Iff
U The I i* ?'? m.i : HI ?'?nid ' ut
it ,,... in ifa? tuii 11 de
t would make it Impossible to
i mak? glovi Ii lion with foreign
manufacturers Then Is tt? ether Indus
tn here and Ihet-etor?, the) assort, the
new nn! means ths annihilation of ? ? ?
trsvtlle, Johnstown and outlying ? lllag? ?
Bpeclal tratas sre scheduled from all
I'olntM in the county, snd several moving
).i. t'ir.' com ? rus h ive announced their in
l.titloii ..f taking picture* of Ihe par. .:
? over lajM s(-.niitiiref< havt been set ired
i io g petition which in?* been In circu?s
lion three days, addreaeed t?? Preeldenl
WH-'??, proteatlng against in.- proposed
i .'it in glove iluth-H
BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENTS ?1ROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENTS BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENTS.
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BROOKLYN.
17 Minutes from Gr..nd Central to A. & S. Subway Staiion, Movt Street. Direct._
The Most AmazingTrimmed Hat Sale of All
$6, $8, $10, and $15 Hats for $3 Each.
vor WILL BE SO AMAZED AT THESE HATS WHEN YOU SEE
THEM that we must ask yon to forget the price, |8.00, as it is too deceiving as to
quality. Such high gracie trimmed hats were n.;ver sold before ?n the history of the
business at such ? price. FACT IS THAT THESE HATS ARE SOLD BY
THE MOST EXCLUSIVE FIFTH AVENUE SPECIALTY SHOPS, and
some of tlicin have been priced in our own stock, at more than $15.
It i- the entire -*t<>?:. of the makers of the iV-t Trimmed Hat- m Ne* York. This sound?
stfong. bul it is impossible to exaggerate the wtinder of this ?ale. rhere are hundreds of them,
Imi IIAIxhIA I \\ ( ) ALIKE, bo you need n"t tvorr) aboul wearing your beautiful hai for $3
an.I meeting gome one wearing the same thing something thai takes the joi out of such a bar?
gain. Everything high ?rade trimming, material, STYLE. OUT COME EARLY, as even
these hundred-1 will nol remain long. None C. O. D. nor on approval, Ko Mail Telephone "r
Hiirn Box < Irders. , ,., ,, ,
?I ? . i!. ? I |.,.,r I-...-I Ian In"
Fine Oil Paintings and Water Colors
By leading artists of the world at extraordinary reduction?Splendid rich wedding
gifts. $17 to $585 Paintings at $12 to $350.
KANSAS PRISON FK
SPREAD UK CONVICTS
Four Large Penitentiary Build?
ings Burned After Flames
Start in Twine Plant.
PANIC AMONG THE INSANE
Six Hundred Other Prisoners
Help to Save Several Struc?
tures from Destruction
and Maintain Order.
l.iin.?ln?T. Kan. April ? l"*. ?Fin? tla.it
?li'siriix cd four liirRf? Imlldlngs iiml
i.1iis->(1 ii Ins?, estimated ;it |3. Kl.?NXI in
th.* KfUlaMI |,i nili-iili.-irx tii-dux- was
-pt.au by < "ii x'?is. who mattend liiirn
iiiK papan In bulMlnga ihM la ti"' i?j?th
of th?? fliiiiu??. ii'-' ?irdlns !<? ?? FmtaJssmOnl
lix- Mli iifirl HhIiI'T, Fir?- Chief of fjOOt'
IC?WOatth. Ills (.pinion etna < .infirm?-,i
l.x nmi Of UN prison OffV'T?*.
Tlif flic ?atiiitcl xxli.-ii I In- uliiiHturf
>,f :i motor in the t>xiti(. plant suddenly
l,iii-st Into flanea, ?vlii'li Luiiiiniini.aU-il
to xx alls und HoOra. lliili' an iiuli of
oily lint ovar the ti.n.r.?? ma.i.- the build?
ing burn like tinder. Th?* building? en
a loiiil loa?, as tli.' flat?* cnrrlaa no ln
?uran?*? on It? atructuraa,
S.\.-iiil pi i??i,ii?'iH lold mi- ot ??.??inn
other convicta lighting bunche? of
papara m the old bulldiM known hs
the furniture tneUsty,'' ?Hid Chief
Hah!, i. "When i reached th< prtfon
ill?, m.- xxa?. ..iniiii-d tu tli?- twine fac?
tory, I uisp?-I.-.I OttttM liwildiri'i?'.
m. ludlng tin- furniture factory.
Later, we smv ftanMa btnttging
fiufii the n.-, ond Mt??r\ xxInduxxK of tin
old tii'iorx. We f.und thai tires had
slatted inside the building "II t!." fll-t
it..or. nne ,,t them in h n.orn at Iohhi.
:',ihi f.-. i nanu ih?? burning txi-m. plant. I
Tiltil could have i?-'-n ?tartocl only
| tr.iin the Insiii-."
Warden J K t'oddlnf ?aid i.? be?
llevad ii iinproi'iii'ie thai MnvttTta had
, fed ti-..? flanea
J'li^t.n ofllC?*ra mad? even pr?para?
tion f'.r niiitlnx, and I,?using and
. l.e.-ix ,-tix*.?>rth x?( r<- thrown int.. <?v I
m, ni. fe u ? r i ?-r an outbreak. bul th?
i.iiixi' i?, pieveri'd th.* beat uf older,
h?wtfli*edi ??i then aaaigtlng in flghUng
tli.? r ?tn, a Their ??fTi.rts w*sra r? |
mi,i.? for ?avtng th" building itccupled
by xx?'inen pilVon'?i?? mid Hie ? riminallx
Il Mite H' liai'Ing thlB huildinK d'ionied.
the wromen were taken ..m ?nd tha m
[sane convicts transferred to the cell,
house. The building was only slightly
damaged.
The scene of the granted excitement
was in the insane ward, which is Ifigj
feet from the twine plant. The flam?-s
seemed to throw every inmate intu a
panic. TJieie were fifty insane con?
victs. Kx?ited b| Hi?* sight of the
flames, the prisoners at r? amed and
with clenched hands heat on the iron
ban of their rooms.
1 The maniacs set up such a commotion
that Warden Codding was forced to
I move them to another part of tin?
i prison. This was a?iCOOBpllehed with
| the greatest dUBculty, many of das
' prleonera having t.? be dragged ovi by
i their guards. BCVCrnl patients foug.it
| Unir res? uers.
six prisoners and om guard an r?
burned slightly ?luring the Bra i-'r-.;
erlck Appleton, a life prisoner, saw ths
gra start. He had just shut off *l,.
I motor In lbs tarins plnnl whan he saw
a spark fall to the oily nibblafa on the
floor. Appleton was slightly burned
six hundred ?onvicts win? were at
their ?luti'-s about the prison y.ird
when the fire started ""rare not kicked
up. hut ?ware ? silled to >*ld In lighting
th?- flamea, ?v deem prisoners la the
[boiler rooms <?f the power house stayed
at their tasks, keeping up steam for th-*
pumpa to aid th?* tir?- lighten. The
prison's "n?' ancient fire engine was o u
,,i cotnmlastoa and th?* presnurs pamps
i.f th<- wat' r system had to be r? lied on.
BANKER'S S5.000 CAR GONE
i Stolen While Chauffeur Was at Din?
ner. He Tells Police.
Edward m HoUnnhachi a chauffeur of
John H. Ferguson, hanker, whom office u
I at N" E Wall **tr., an?! ?<- ho !i\.?. '.n
New Rochelle, reported to the police >?'?
terday that afr. Pergusot I ?se?
, bile had been stolen
The chauffeur sai?l !.?> dfOVfl to bit
home. No :?"?'. Part av? I er
and left the ear standing in tiv sti
uiK-n he came eut it was ?rone.
I -??-? i
I ?ARGE STEEL ORDER
Contract with St-:idard Oil Calls fof
100.000 Tons for Laying Pipe.
| Tl. larg ? sing ?? i rder ot 11 I
.... . ? the Bb ? ? ?ties
1er Is
rd ? ??i Companj ?
tor c.I at? i plates, t?. bs used
tn th? ? "?? Tblt - -
.-?-???'
for thi
r . \. w fork ' laid to be
l with loc? - for
i |oi :??? notlv? ' d ?? "* hlcl
result In
engines The
-, ,i nlth .?t- order to th? km?
i.,. ? -?? -i pan)
fifty te set
Lane Bryant
25 West 38th St.
Makers and Retailers of
GARMENTS for MATERNITY
Our department showing most attrac?
tive style? designed especially for this
purpose has attracted wide attention.
These model* an
the Tit-??t desirable ft itttres of th day
modes > c\ allow foi full expansion ?v?tli
*.lin\\ ?ng the enlai . nt. \- tl
snugly .?ti the normal figure their \nr
really an economj.
On?*-pi?ce Drr??e?, . $10.75 $95.CO
Tailored Suit?, 23.75 10 69.50
Long ?nd Short Coat? 14.75 10 47.50
Maternity Skirt?. 5.65 t?? i 2.75
W-iiti ?nd Bloui?. 1 .95 18.50
Tea Gown? ?nd Matin????-, 2.45 tO 35.75
Combination*. Gowni, Slip?, 1.95 tO 10.75
Materniiy Coriet?, . 4.75 t?** 15.00
2539 (at Utnstrnlfi <' VXD TAILORED SUIT,
specially designed for maternity, ol leri ?a .ill
colora 'and in shepherd's pi oq 7C
Fully worth 40.no ?v. I o
Washington Heights Branch, Br< adn t) x1*? '? IrdSt
TO-DAY'S SPECIAL OFFERINGS
IN THE LEADING STORES.
iVfiu-l?orli :V??&?k^ ??riliinip
Full announcements appear in the advertising eol
uniiis of this issue of The Tribune, litad Them,
Cut out this list and carry it with you. It will save
you many weary steps, many hours ami much annoy?
ance. Questions will be ?rladly answered If addressed
to Woman's Dept., Room 1)10, Tribune Butf-ding.
\itii\ii\M g ?4i-it \i ?*?. Brooklyn ?Tell ????'
I attention t.- .1 iri-'it -'il" "f ti'lnirn-.l
h?ta nrt. .-.| u- |6 *" *l" ahd llfl whirl.
ni.-? ,n- ?-ritina ??t M 't'1"'* ''?'
-m lina '"t palet Ini i and watefeglore b)
Ii adlng artista
\i m w m . ,t co.. .-.?h are Mth aad '??"?? ?.
?r? \,t\ ? ? r 11 ?> ?? Homen't triinm.-.i lagharn
h?ta and mlaueu' and younj wotncn'i
?piina and lummar dretseS, women's lm?
-...ii.,! i-oam .'ii.l wrope, knli aadei ??? u
mut ri.Ht'K litit'it? fer women, mlaaes r-nd
.Ml.lien.
ii\i<iiM.. UtUL, fin Weal :iT"? -a OEtr?
l-li. h and Vai-'.-.n ?;:>-? n* in h,r.?.?
M] i- -
III ?lO'MM.IlAI.I H\ 3.1 ,?.' nn?! :.ntti ?.I
im, i mi. ,.f Kermaiislirih rugi tl prices
v lee ?iK r.i cents ? ?.pint? foot, iin.i ii
i|..ii.ii ils? .?t women'i nn?i mlesas' m
tract I vt tailored suili gawlns machines
u .? also "ii mis
I.OHKIN HI.. I II Mil Ol IK, .11 \\\?r nilth
? ? Miowlas ?acluolv* drotgna la
? ..m? a'i ?? ?? it
(Mill-:, SUSEp '.-. Weal -r.ti. ?t.? Ca?tg at?
i. nti.iii t.? h'-r un.? ??r Importad -?"?I do
n ttlc modi i gea u?
KAslvi "i* HI//??. T VNr..t :,;,h m \,
?howIn? ??? iireduei lena ?.r imported
n,..?ni rrawai
Kii\m || iki . 9th ,i?. aad Mtfe *?r ii,?,.
i 111 ?e aseertmeni ?>f touring and n ,.
??litn? .Oatn. onti-i fiirment?? fur ? ..
I rain ?mil ahora irrer, sag ralla, sagale?
..r.I Kli*?'"
i.KAit. HMft HI'lilH?. ti groa? ?tth ?a
in iperlallal-lS In ii'i-i'l lailldln?- for
'II?. rlniliiatliiK ??"inen. (
M.itHMii i?ii:?it'i.(ii(ti'H( ?<? ?' ?? '-\';
I !.. :?... n ism and in
a |)||| ?a..f -
. j s?ii?. ?axx.r and osl
milita?-?*- ?"'i ni'*???:iii-' pattieMta.
IVMKK1.. A.. A Ml., -i
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?howlAs rolpr 'i ?nd M...L eilkt, ???"? "'
?.?I .n? 'loilSD orloni .1 cetyi
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[ha tprll ?si? "f tor? IK" ni'"'''1"'
A summary of the speeiul offerings of the leading
stores will be published every Sunday and Monday
in The New-York Tribune under the above heading.