SULZER AIDS OPPOSE
HIS PRIMARY MEASUI
Many Committeemen Not Co
suited Before Being Picked
but Most Will Serve.
D. R. JAMES. JR.. BAU
Governor's Bill Embraces Fea
ores That Have Failed in th<
West. He Says?Cassidy
Currying Favor."
Man- ? of the committees I
arnoi B lb? ? t.. aid hi
direct primary \
? nd - em ore 01
Darwin R Jam.
the ng
n
" 11, ad
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?!mw : -? ; lovei nor Bu
on thfl | I that It embi
items thai h.
tanate I
thai slthoui
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-d upon '
I ? are likely i
he klie
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H? understood mai
? their ai
ect l
their prot* statioi d Mr Shear
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"I 01 and do n?
Know whethet I should favoi it or not,
?aid l. ' iriscorn. "II
the use of my nam? it would only b
?rite tl ? 11'.vision that I mignt w
that 1 did
Needs Amending. Savs Jame?
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Mi . ? i amend?
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. ?> complimented on th? stand :
- ?
providing for the committ?
vv -
:
I think tl
Ittee? ? th? us ol part: : -??.is a
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er i
slgnaun
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mid t* st.it ?
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as i ow. i am
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would be
tratlon.
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-.it ion?. In
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lo.ik up S
and If It 1
s. linn.
th.
put
in not i
g th?
Ooven t i
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Prehld-aat Maurice E.
soil)
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?raa .--a that .loneph
m ne
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il?t' ? -J)| ;,S.
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M ?NE BUT THE UR W E DESERVE THE SU WE
Then a glooi In the towi of Brooklyn,,
streaked a lth care
irth of gnashing of
teetl
Th- ?
Poi ? ? hav.- vvIped th?'ir rasorfl
A: .1 ?; .,1.1 . .! B B Striking tlltotil.-.
Bo il ? ? ping, J list do v.nii own
snipping,
? ?r let -, our brown locks ?grow I
The b? ? niar.'h. ?l t.. ? ?otham
A-einglns "TI ? '?'
the ntps can't live < tips,
And loud
\\ ? .i.? foi ed t? th?
And the horrlb
terrible bow: of thi (.oiling towel
Is still as the Bi
? - ? hin.
I f vv ? ? ? ? ? : ti the <
Of 1 , r. w ith the
refer th?
..- ? . the barb?
- ,. m rvou
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L W H
area going to
'.:v,ir with noi
Ex- Ai
of lb? ? the Him
ted aa 1
- a comm
iur? and coul
Nippon it. H
was n favoi
the b1
all M K< v?. Rj who wai
airman o? I :tt?-.- on pul
lenl
- ?< ? .1. Ilampden I ?o igh? ? tj s.u.I h
? h.- froi
. ?,,\... |t ?? not sure he ha
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nesa to servi ? ampaign commlttei
A ml tew McLea - noi be
led and i ? et
on tt.- . mm ttee \n.-tI e
tint he could noi
I .m A IV
said he ? th? con
I Illllle. , ' ...
1.1 pai
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Nomli
aid m th, . ? i ? .
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JOBBERS MUST BE HONEST
Sulzer Signs Bill for Fidelity
Bonds from Middlemen.
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to-i.a>
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nts to ] in a
is) -? ?
Ml
Th?
? 'on ' ture la ?u poa
to re vol ? '
Ihe d?
nitiop of . . k ' niiik
I
>>r in any envlronm? ni oi
ditlona
The \\ beeler I 111,
farms und? f th? State
Comr
Ich th.
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Tl.e I." ? . ?
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to conduct
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ncludlng farm
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skim?
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Tn- Heal? na that as
fuir:
- . ? . ey? for the pro
grlcultun
DELILAH'S DAUGHTERS
! SUPREME IN BROOKLYN
Women Barbers Control Two of Three Shops
Open Across Bridge?Manhattan
Tonsonalists Stick.
it..m of Bn
? ? to t? : and Ih?
Those who ;.i> unal
the use o
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me they wer?
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trli
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Be' the si
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?In In l
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shaved were d< ?? i ted Tl
com? ? the "boos" 1
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the district visU
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tern? . thai
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in energ?
for th?
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\ the unloi for ui
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hair.
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\ a ? ? ? ? ? . ? ? ? i .?tlyn
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bat? >t. i:
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The parad?? ? B
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I'nioi ting a
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? took a
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Brook I !
Manhatta
?ho i
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on llth
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GIRL i HAND CUT OFF. DIES
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front
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CODIFICATION BILL SIGNED
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SAYS WOOD ASSUMED
TOO MUCH AUTHORITY
Army Board Reports General
Staff and Chief Illegally
Exercised Functions.
SECRETARY ACTS AT ONCE
Calls for a More Detailed Find?
ing by Board and Permits
Bureau Chiefs to Appeal
from Decisions.
VVashlni (oi mal
t. ? i ? -.lit-, to' th? . ? ? itafl "f tie
Bief of stafl ha? ; ? -
O YY'ar.
Th? report which in Important bet
u is sign? ?l i?? fJeneral William n Hi?. !
I b) and ?;? neral ,\ i. Mill und I leneral
K y; M eavei ?bases -t- prot? ?I on the
? "no ? ? ii.. ina creating th? gen?
ii ?? which w?
Root v\ i,..;, he i - tarj of \\ .1 r. con
? at? ?i llmitins the fund . the
fp neral staff to 1 ? :-. advls
? . lei of stafl being
I ) tn, mil ? f the Pre?
denl and thi g< retar] oi Wai
The assumption of ex? I ?
by the g< el : staff
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Dei u ????? si one ttm? -
- 1 u.? ti. th? effli lent ??' t. ?
tnu tu VV'h? ti I ime ki oa.-. I
to Beere) ? ..? -? ? ? appointed the ?
?
report to him.
na made t.. keep the I
' ? bul It is '
. ? the i
of staff I ,...'.. aten! I
usui ;. . . con*
tem? ati the
. ' ?? 1 ? .
1 ?r ? M- ' larris? n
?au chlel
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. ? ? ? ? ? ?? tulrlna ei
to the chief of
? ?.s g
?
blef of stafl
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? -..?? - ? lit their
? ? ? staff was
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dlrsc
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? will n ? ? f.
?pari
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impll
ealted
wl th 1
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riilii?;
the
? neni the arn
t extent I nlstral
e Im?
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MARSHALL HITS AT HARVEY
Denies Ever Advocating Cutting
of Honest Wealth,
u ? " lent
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"If .
sting l
apt I
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MAYOR'S BIG MEN ARE WORRIED
Question o? Walking or Riding in City Parade Caus?
ing Wrinkles on Brows of Some Commissioners,
to Whom Offer of Choice Doesn't Appeal.
th. ' il ? pal alb1.
which ;s t" be held on .xiav 17. Mayor
?* lal fsmllj beei thrown
being
B/alklBg fu
.
r . ..:?-,, mioni i i o sa ? s
i.> h : :
ai effei t i eh? ads of th?
?terdsy. Aa
and v uiiam II, i.
ommlssion? r of Street < - i Ih ? n?
??ral . i
? onei Eds irdi la very much
or of walking and i thli k ? shah
march, to II is to ' ? . 11 it? : .-ut com?
et her 1 sent to rids or
vv ;? II.
Health I 'ommtaaloi ? i : ?ed. i.- on? of
of th? Ma r*s obsV a i
family, ,! sard a r? j?>rt thai
a: n ada o? departm ata aould have to
, a::'i|" OH fOOt.
? i ? ave to go u: training for
i marathon," ne said. "Thai Ion?,?
march ?lo? sut look i.">"i to me."
One of ti" Health CeaaasagssTasrg is?
?... ai.-, u ? . department ask?*! him wr-v
.?,i!k ??ow;, fresa Stamford e-r*-v
lug between n. w ;.nd th? tim.? of *h
parad- The Csassa***NsOtasr i -umnnr
? o.. ; 'hat coalisetlcui teens,
"I have bssa thinking atxnu that, but
? ? .1 :--t ? " he added.
And oa foe 1'ark ''onimission?>r glover
ion couhln't t-et BBS BU a hors? tor at"'
money." he conn
i>mni1?si(iner Is one of the ?ho-t
and heat sppointees of the Mayes
"T < l-t tlOBfl I rod" a liorsr.' bfl ?a'd
was When I WSM with ?'ol'itiel Roosevel'
in th.- Fiad Lands That eras thtrtv ytsar?
ago. I haven't been SO h horse ?Inre, an I
! don'I int'tid to break the rSSOTd SOW.'
When a CarriagB was **4SBB**e*tOg, the
Paik Commsessoner ?aid that suck i
. lev arete for old men Hi tkei sreaM th
Commissioner ley whether he would ?.t
In the i-tatid --?? ??? parad.'. il
was In B Missouri frame of BBISBB. a*"l
?rail until he learne?! srhOt the
? other commtsst? - - - - on i I do atiout it.
BILL TO SELL A "PEANUT"
Central's Purchase of Harlem
Road Not the Object.
[Hv ....
in . M.i- ? Governor Sulser save
\ d ..|?,ly
inan M .? permit tl ? lilr.iad to
moth? ? itrlghl it dei eloped t. Bt
bill would ensble the See fork I en?
trai i "peai ut" l ? r inning
int., Buffs to th? i.- "ii,ii Vail? : v. bleb
now leases It.
It was al at It pur- '<
I pose was t<> open the wsj for the New
York Central to i.u-. the Harlem Rail?
road, on ui.i... n noe u.is s lease fur
ira, sad protesta ware made
? t ?t i?v the mlnortt) stockholders
g, the
Central soil i Id tnat Un meestn-a
to met all th?s |
? ? khotders, '
an.I Mil:-- . -,t of the
i Continental Trust Company, owner of
ti?.- ,..? ? ,,? f.... Harlem mlnortt)
II : .? amend
Baked f.-ir having been made it
pro?! : if th? rpoa price'
railroad - factory to t ?
minority .:, go Into !
. ? '. sn aii- I
.
Th.- only o? : ? to th* bill B*aB '
the Cltlssna
I'nion. H? ? ? ? it the limite?!
? of a ailroad vouid
1 be msde permanent - ment
? ? The advo
that tl would in
? ?? : -.'..?. ...-.? sad ?? or?
- ?
Oovei -
;.. an?! he would not .-den the
. : tba ?'ur-^i
eslatenci railroad In aa
... r?
TWO OFFICES FOR RIDDER
New Prison Head May Legally
Stay on Charities Board.
y ? " ' .ttot-i ? ?. i len? ral
thai
ted Buperim State 1
on?, n.I not restart mber of the
? Board ??f ? he quall
d of I
m o| iki ' the Oov?
the At) holds "there la
illcy which
would prevent the i person holding
both offl ? - '-' not ?celv?
a ?alar] aa ?? t lei iber of the St.?;. :??
.r'tles
,. ? ;..\. ?mor ?eld Mr. R ild be
? | ? Moi
FIREMEN'S HEARING MAY 18,
M ' 0 .lav
next Thursday on
f the stat?
WOULD DISINFECT STREET:
Lawyer Suggests Putting Ger
micide in City Sprinklers.
Mbaay, teai s\?The ?oeetructloa of du?
g,?nns it- BtrsetS ari?l Kuttern by mean? ?'
- :".k'.inn 'an was recommend
ed to-.lav by Thomas II Uses, an attoi
? ?
Mr Ham BUaVsStB far - ? ough ?n'ph.'it
of ir..t> to make a I per i->?n: BOtUttOI
?i. iid kill the gern s
BLAMES SULZER FOR
BIG STATE BUDGE!
Senator Frawley Declares In
crease of $6,000.000 Is Due
to Governor's 'Reforms."
A.hat '? Ma] '? Ft- ? for at
In. r.a?-. ,,: more than | ???? ?? n th.- a.
r and ?upplv til'..? Of i
the ligures suhmltt?-d for th.? ?apport ..I
the sut.- t'ivi rnment tl-.l- year b) '??.-?
. rnor s ilsei i i omnllti |Ulry l*
placed "i. Qovernor Sui7.?-r i.v I
'i ?a-.vi-1. . halnoon of ?
at. r*lnan**fl Committee, la ? statemer.i
Ight
..r ths items of Inersoo? provide i
for in th. appropriation and
? - th?- statement,
lated by reform? srhleb ?invernor S'il?.-'
ited. appro*,ed and prom
. ?: ras
em of
' :tvv ley submit1? ' i -?
Ing mi. ? immlttec >?* inquiry's totals ?r*?r?i
?Bitted to IBMI
the Leg re *
?? item In Oil
pi-..p-lati.-n or the supply bills
minutas, "w hi u
? i In th? light of <
?i "'int allowed In salarv
Iiee to prceenl em lesa than
I ? ? Leg ature woo quits Bare
keep botl Mils '?own to the ]
IBM BTOpet running of the
state government.
"The large item.? In the way of it -
- are raus. , the ri
tion of th? labor, health and ? **b i
tkm of tiie dflpert?
?? Ofay, an?I th ?
fell?
olios luAcient monsya foi th? eharl?
ratlvfl and e.p; ati.inai Institu?
tions, sa well ?' othei <b pai tmeni -
? .e'.t
"In i elation I
mandatory by legwtatton pa??- : at I
- ? i- next ft ar v. ill cost
?. .? ?tato over a half mllue
TO UNVEIL SCHURZ STATUE.
The Carl Bchurs monunumt, in Morning?
Bid? il*>tii street, will be
? - ?? moon In I
; Mayor Qaynor and members of tue ese*
1 m..rial ??ommlttee, of which Joseph II
chairman Severs ? ': I
?h? who : 8 *hurs w ii
? ? The monument Is I
work of
i..,.-??? It ?ra? bull! with funds raise.
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THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
ONE of the many attractive things about the SUNDAY TRIBUNE is the pleasing variety of
its contents. It is always Bright, Cheerful, Accurate and Well Illustrated. To-morrow's
issue will contain a number of interesting topics of great human interest, gathered from all
quarters of the globe. Here are a few of the Good Things:?
The Passing of
the Astor House
Another Expedition
to the Top of the World
It reads like an "old wives" tale?the history of this famous
tavern, whose dissolution is scheduled for May 29.
Donald B. MacMillan and his fellow explorers will journey
to Arctic regions in search of Crocker Land, which theory
and tradition place north of Alaska.
Independence in the Philippines
?A Study of Conditions
The writer of this article is convinced that the Filipinos
are incapable of self-government. He believes that freedom
would mean strife among themselves and inevitably their
surrender to one of the Great Powers.
Mr. Roosevelt Again Takes
Up the Threads of His Life
A Tale of Bagdad, Ancient
City of Arabian Nights Glory
Far from the haunts of ravaging tourists lies this unknown
town, which at last feels the touch of Modernism.
He writes interestingly of wrestling, boxing and long
walks. And, incidentally, tells some good stories about
his friends of the prize-fighting contingent?Bob Fitz
simmons, "Battling" Nelson and others.
Do You Suffer
from Indigestion?
Then read this story about Table Tid-bits.
It will tell you all about certain tempting delicacies prepared amid filth. You
will immediately lose all desire for said delicacies. You will also KNOW
why you have indigestion. Result, complete and entire restoration to health
(maybe >.
Evolution of Sports for Women
An Interview with Dr. Thomas Denison Wood, of
Columbia University.
A most fascinating article, with illustrations showing
women engaged in various athletic sports at all periods
from mediaeval to modern times. Women are shown
riding, hawking, fencing, yachting, at archery, etc. (In
the Woman's Pages.)
Street Suits for Summer (illustrated)
Most attractive models in ratine, linen and newer fabrics.
(In the Woman's Pages.)
Bungalow Closet (illustrated)
JL"^??N~?
Giving a visual hint for a combination of utility and "good
looks." (In the Woman's Pages.)
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