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OWEN OPENS FINAL
CURRENCY BATTLE
Begins Debate in Senate
with Earnest Plea for
Quick Action.
DECLARES COUNTRY
IMPATIENT FOR LAW
Senator Assails Aldrich Plan and
Says New York Would Wei?
come Reserve Banks.
Ti ii'.ni" Bun
Washington, Nos M.?The opening
i-i til?- final Benote currenejr icitt;?- ?res
toi i reren, e ii"
tin? lotete bj explaining In "-enera! terma
the purposes of the proposed legislation
?nid the mel t\ leed by the gdminls
tration faction of the Banking and Cur
Comml ? ? ompllsh them
Senator Miti ha ck. si .-i" "f the
recular faction of the comrolttei ?ii1
reply to-morrow
star) Mi Adoo
the Benati ~- lor ? ?seen's
nddif-ss end ihowed unusual
the i??
White House s sdd Including
two of tl ? ""' ?'" sl,l,,"t'
i n ihc gallei j.
s. ? .- s tli.
MtaustratrJ did not take a
Us?rent sttltude snd avoided the pointa
of oeatrovert** In the three Mils before
the Senat?- The meet sti
hi* eiMress was ? pies te make hast.- m
passing the eurrertcj Mil te put aa end
to tue nuTtri of the banking and bus.
countrj.
"it ts of urgent imp?rtanos to the bust*
nees tatereets ef ths country,'' said the
Senator, "that this MB should I s passsd ai
soea a? possible. Ths banks are beeil
to make ' ? t piling HP then i.
f?er\i? Buslntsa men cannot ?vet credit,
and the whole countrj has been waiting
with ? gi?ai deal ?i Impatience for i tit*
enactmi-nt of currency legislation. Thi
general purposes ?if th.- mea suies before
the Senate a*<- the same li ?rill not Ii
difficult to reconcile the d tference!
Assaili "Money Trust."
Mr. Owen, who bagan thnt
the tneai ??? - - the most Important ''ill
iiefore Cong) Ihe I i\ il W
need his sxplsnatlon by crltlcli - the
present tin.m : .i I sssalllng the
financial Interesta, which, under tha ?
?,f the "root * en the i ih?
Use* cf ??'c-cial Inveetlgatloe bj the Ho se
it Is ii"? ? in private
hands tu su? h an ext.-nt." said S- natOI
Oaren, "that ii Is s national disgrace and
s national scandal. Hanks ran Kill any
enterprise tin ? 11-if Ihey deny credit
Business im n In times ?>f etringt
much lesa In tiro? go ti smbllng,
hat in band, seekti g I the>- ar>
of rif-.it elititli .1 ti
The Senator from 0
tehtlon to ti.?- controven o er the cur?
rency plank In the Baltimore platform,
?mil vigorously attacked thi central hank
currency plan, particularly the so-called
Mdrlch plan He reviewed the ?lr-tail? of
ae. btll, and urged thai : ths sreatli
7
\st
PLATINUM
JEWELRY
Platinum is the su?
perlative in fashion?
able jewelry setting.
We carry superior
quality only at prices
more reasonable
than uptown.
In every respect the
leading Downtown
Jewelry Establish?
ment.
Bar Pin1?.$35 tip
Brooches .$30 "
Cuff Buttons.$25 ??
Pendants .$25 "
Tie airs . $8 "
Scarf Pins .$11 "
Lorgnettes .$80 ??
Fines.$27 "
Cham Bracelets. . .$90 ??
Three-pin Handv Pin
Sets .$26 ??
"Being in Butine-,? Since
1845-Mean? Something."
H
N
?UU?1 mJL?>* *Kg?>* VI? ?ti? ?|i_|p ?f
_- ^_ _F- -V-. Jt\ J*\ JO.
(?EPR6?WWelsh:5 Son
256 Broadway
Opposite (It; Hall Par?
To-day Until 6 P.M.
Alee following days until hour of
sale, Including rhanksgiving Daya
at the Galleries of
Fifth Ave. Auction Rooms
333-341 Fourth Ave., ,< :.-,??? m.
EXHIBITION OF
The romi'i'ini private eollectlons of
Frederick Wymans
and Chas. Newman,
? ontalning s multitude of rars
and Interesting objects and Includ?
ing valuable Chinese Porcelains,
Snuff Bottles, Jades, .\_at? s, Crys?
tals. Steatite snd Wood Csrvings,
Bronses, Ac: Japanese Ivor) Carv
infix, Netaukea, Sword <!uards,
Bateumaa, Porcelains, Potteries
An?-i*?nt Greek <"iass, Tanagras,
Persian Rekks end Rhodian Ware,
? lioli-e Miniature?, trl M?_-?lai.s and
various Objects !?? Vertu.
Ais?> pi \ ei ??? i la i ;?? Important
I'sintinKM, Including
Thomas Buchanan Read's
Masterpiece Painting,
SHERIDAN'S RIDE.
T'aya of t?ale Wednesdav. Fridav
and Saturday, November 2*".. L'S and
29. at |:$| P. M. each day.
Catalogues mailed on requeat.
HKNP.V A. HARTMAN, Au.tioneer.
?\i^ruvv*v**i**J****"-******-'*'* ru- j*
of a market for discounted commet' laj
papsi and by mobilising the r?sonne in
public utility regional hank* the moaeurs
would remove the ?-'rent daiin?-r* of the
preaani financial system,
Says Bankers Want Change.
I ?'ili rum that New Vink hanktrs. who
hold a lark-e psrcsntsge of the country'*
:? serves are for? ed to plac?- UMMM rSSI
in ?'ail losna ??n th?- stock ?Exchanga tht
.*-'. nator aald
"We ai.- a Ivlaed b) representative New
York bankera that the Kr?at hanks there
would in- gla i to have the ayatem im
proved bj th?- eatabliahntM-nt ?>f federal rs
oeree hank^ atrong enough t?? furnlah
money on demand sgslast good com*
m.r.ial bills, hihi thus ensble t:,?' Men
York h.itik?? to withdraw then funds from
the Stock Kxehaiif,?**?which has bSOOSM
the most gigantic gambling estsbllahmenl
? i Um ?mi?!- and place s,?. h funda m lb? i
service ??t legitimate Induatrj snd com?
merce This will be m;.' of the great
I benefits of the pending meaaure that is
it will Withdraw from the tiaml.line enter
priaea ??n the stock EBxchange the hank
t.?.'i\.->, of the country and enable auch
reaei vea to ?? Bed for the commei ? >? of
the nation "
in detail Senator Owe explained the ?
Ity whit h would he behind Ihe nsa ;
currency which under i'1?' bill ?ould bel
sgainal ? ommercial paper, Be- ?
aldea this pspsr, he pointed out the notes
would be secured bj the liability of the
member hank discounting the ?paper, tn?
liability oi III ?to? kl old? r* the liability
of the reserve hank Issuing the notes ? ?!
Its atockboldlni lank-, a M i I per ??'?nt
gold reserve, and tin- guarantee of the
I nit.'d States
WILSON MAY NAME FRIEND
Considering W. M. Daniels for
Commerce Commission.
Waahlngton, Nov, -i William M
! Daniel?. . : Princeton, s member of the
New Jeraej Public i tilltlea Commission
and ?. c ".-? i.i.'iiii ?'f th.- President. Is
.. considered for one of th.- three
pinces on th.- Int?ntate Commerce Com*
m,??. | Mr. Wllaon will hay?- to nil
shortly,
Bui,, saoi ? mual be appointed to the
late .lohn il Marble; Judson C. Clem
. ??? ? -. :? -n expires D? xt month, snd
Charles \ ?Prouty, who r?aslgna to be
.1; ||| m.ill of th.- boat d making
pb)slcal wi. latlons
Winthrop More Daniela Is a membei ol
the New Jarse) Public LTtilitiaa Commla*
to win. h i'i.ue hs w,?? appointed bj
?Mr Wilson when (?overnor <>f N? -w- .hi?. .
i n Api i1 ?1, IMfl He Is algo pi ofi saoi of
political economy at Princeton snd is a
recognised suthorit* on finance and ?? i
nomli i n- v.as ..i on? time on the ?-?ii
torial staff "f "The New york Evening
Poal ' Profeaaor Daniels was ?born In
Da ton, Ohio, on September hX IMI
is a traduatc of Princeton
BALLOT PLOT IS BARED
Reich Testifies Against Kitt
redge in Vote Scandal.
a,exsude* Klttredgi a 11? t of
Patrick Griffin, the Democrstli ?boas of
Hoboken, was placed on trial eaterday
in th? County Court, Jera? on a
charte of i ?inspira? > in viol?t?- the ? ?
tn?. law, The ??"?.' election officers who
were Jolntl] Indicted witk Klttredg? ha ?
?become ndtneaaes foi the state ..:.'i the
Indictments against them were dropped
reaterday. Thai are Arthui Reich Hei
man n suit/. William Bunger and Jo?
seph Hlldner, The alleged .run.- aras
i ommltted In the Id DlatrWl ..f th.* lut
Ward of Hobok? Qrtfl llatrict?al
the i'i Imarlea on ?Sept? mbi r :?*?
The moat Important a Itn? as ? esti i
Reich, w ho was tin- ludg? ? ; ? ?
tton. ii*- mid that Kittradge called at the
polling place in the afternoon and
the elect n offl? ? i - slgi th? return
in advance The arltneaa further testifled
thai '.Ittredge came back when the t>ai
lvts wore about to be canvassed and
n aatdc remarked "We must
nisfc? a good showlni Qlve the antl
organisation a fes rotea but i-i-. ?- the
organisation the real " Reich claimed that
h- was ?reading ti,?- ballots when Kit?
tradge pushed him asid?- and taking bai?
l?is from the bos began ?reading ti,.u
siut/. marked the ?ballots, HlMnei did th?
stringing and Bunger the tallying. The
sheet snowed 100 for Mr Martin
for ?Senator snd 4 foi Bgan. Th? ?recount
made in. tn?' courl and grand lurj showed
oiil> H for Martin and M lo: Egail
Reich was on the stand when the court
ned foi tin- dai.
WILSON PICTURED IN SILK
Syrian Spends Six Months
Weaving Likeness.
Washington, Nov 2i A remarkable
lik.'iii'i-s ?if l'r.siil. nt Wilson, done m raie
silks by ;m obscure Syrian In the <>ii.nt.
was presented t?i the President to-day ?m
of the Buffalo, N v . a- lian
co.ol f
it was a reproduction from a photo?
graph th- ?President sent last February
In response to a ?request from Msnaour
Kaiam. of Buffalo Kaiam cam?' t?i the
While House to-day with the m!k and I
sad ii was the r.-sult of six months' |
patient work by a Svrian living nearl
Bsh ??'
No Harvard Drama Prize.
; i'. Telcgi -M i. .. 'i .?:?? 'i i istia?
Csmbrldga Mass. Nov 11 Fot tn?*
first time situ, it was Offered th. .lohn
dal*, dinmatlc prize at Harvard will not
be awarded This prize In th>- last three
yean has givra auch tucceaees to the
proreeslotial stag? as "(???lie.?, m... Xmu
-haps,.I'h?- Bad <>f the Bridge and "The
Product "f th.- Mills.' all of which have
played to crowded homes. The reason
foi the failure to sward the prize Is the
poor quality of the plays offered the <nm
miltee for . nnsideration. PrOftsSOl OeOIgS
I' Maker and .lohn Cimig, the donor, were
the COmmltte? on award
Turkey Money for Employes
? l'r.un Th? Tribu? ? Ban
Washington, Nov M .?Any of Undo
lam'a employee in Washington who are
"Shjf" tin- wherewithal to gequlfS turkey
and cranberry foi ThanksKivinK r?ay, or
need money for other purposea may draw
their salaries in advance. The scheme in
not altoj-'-ther SSW, as last y?ar Ihe De
paitm.'iit of ?"ommerce and Lahor ein
ployea had the privil?ge of drawing ahead.
1,400 Women on Boards.
Chicago, Sosr. M.? Women will serve as
?le.tioii officials in ?'Very precinct ?if ("""-_?
eago during the alsctloa ?<f aide?man nest
spring, a**cordlng t.? a decision of County
,Iu?l-*e ?Owens to-<lay. Thet" will Ix? ?
Woman Jini?.?- in every alternate pollini*
place and women clerks in the polling
placea where th?- ludgSS ar?- ni.ii Foui
t?? n huti'ired aromes Will thus he tto
ptoyed
FRENCH AVIATOR KILLED.
? hantllly. Kran??, Now 84 M t'orhon,
a I un. h miHinr, was killed to-day, when
hs fell with hi? monoplane while lying|
ROADS OPEN FIGHT
FOR HIGHER RATES
Commerce Commission Is
Told of Expenses Out?
running Revenues.
ASKED TO PERMIT
5 PER CENT RAISE
Mass of Figures Presented in Be?
half of Fifty-two Lines Which
Seek Relief.
' Prom TI ?? Tribun? Bui?
Washington, Nov. 21 Ths preliminary
hearing on the proposed Increase ol
freight rates by the railroads in the om?
ets! classification t. n 11.. r > began before
it-.?- Interstate Commerce Commission to?
day, w ii? m Daniel Willard, preald ni of
the Baltimore ? Ohio,Railroad; Frederick
\ i lelano, one of the reet Ivi ri for ths
Wabash Railroad, and George B Pattei
son, general solicitor for Ihe Pennsyl?
vania, presenteil arguments t'i behall ol
thi i iads
PIft) two railroads In the ten Itory ? sst
?if the Mississippi Rlvei snd north of ths
Potomsc snd < ?hlo rivi ri were repre?
sented si til.- hearing Shippers In i lie
same t.iiit'ii\ wen siso represented, the
t iiai attendance being n-esrlj BO I o -
i> Brendels, "i Boston, snd Prank Lyon,
of Washington, sppesred at counsel for
mmlssion
it is ? \(i. ? ted thai the hi ? i Ing ? in be
adjourned to-morrow until after January
:. th?> prindpsl object of ths prellmtnarj
hsarlng being to give the railroads sn op
iiui tuiitt) to submll tl 'i ' ont? m
tioni Testlmon* will be taken si the,
. ? ? il heal Ing, snd it Is expei led I
will bs ? tit.M.ic struggle between the ex?
in i ts representing ? sch side
The arguments of Messrs Wtllard snd
|i?-ian?> were t<> the effect thai n ?.-.as at?
Bolutel) neceassrj for the commission to
sllou ths proposed Increase, approximat?
ing i per ????ut. if til?- railroad systems ol
the ? ? ? i ? 111 r- \ were t'? obtain the capital t"
provide ths needed facilities and fun
the high i lass service demanded b] Ihe
? "i imli lion i ici i he p ibllc
Great Growth of Expense*.
Mi Wlllard told thi i oromlsslon thai
during the lasi t ht ?-?? {rears the railroad*
In the o die la I ? . had
expended SOOO.OOO.OUO in propei ; ?
int-iit. i le urged i hat bee iusi ti.i? i i
?Uns expenses had Increased fist-: |
11 ? opei sting i ? . ? ?
. ai ned in the rear ? ndlng .i im
? ? than i.,i ni? -,-eai ? at
?
Mi V\ II ard es i ?! stti ntlon t" the 1
that tines IWO wsge paymenti b the
I ' 1 ..lllS II ft?-' t. ?' ' |
largel) sa ? reeuK "t mediation ?? nd
si bitrstlon proceedli I hal the I
sward |usl snnounci : bj I he
would give the conductora snd trainmen
?i im additloi al Thi ?
reel r thi died full i re?
had bei n to In? i ? .?-? ths expense-!
more thi ?? ? nnum
The ral :?? uto attet let i ? ? m
the shape <>f taxes foi '?'?'?. tins being
? i??: mora than f"i lft-0 'i he l
larger railroad syst?me paid la ta?.
.
than f..i ma
? in addition t" tie eel ? ? dm lion m
rates, i oi tin ? i Mi
tinuoui decline In ths ?to
1
?a Dumbei of yi
?.t diminishing I
the i?''?? ' ? thi hlpi ? ; wl
? tun?- Increasing the b
? an lei 1 ,?::?? ted m Ihe
hlgbei cost ?.t operation? ha? been world I
w ide, snd bs? I ?
sdvai '.'.?? i ? nd, Its >. j
Be itsei land, Belgium, i ?? ..''. Russia,
Ai.sti la-Hun arj .<? ?! "ti.nl
Decrease in Revenue.
Mi Delano srgued with referenci ti a
i_-i?.,ii> ?if rallroadi with an aggrei
mileagi "f 8,167 miles, smong which were
thi Hit-* Pour system, the V'andalls, the
Ni? k?i Plate, the i 'hi? sgo J Bastei n ii'l
nol . I ; and Ti ink Westei n, ?'?i snd Rap
Ids <v Indiana, Pera Marquetas. 1*"*h*cago,
Hamilton A Dayton, Illinois Central, Chi
?v Alton, and Wabash Referring to
thi- group, Mr i "lain? said
"It this mlelage la tot Influential m ?i?
terminlng the reasonableness ??! rates,
ths prosperity, commerce snd develop?
m? nl "f the s huh i.i i it'..-. e III ' c placed
In .i?ardy.
"This grasl network of rallroadi during
? ai . mi. ?1 .lilli" M IMO ? ai n?-l |
; during the reai ended I
:?". I9U, (O7B.000.M0, ?.i a gross Increase of
00 000; hut in the form? i year
ti:.- operating expenses snd tas? were
"??? end m the lattei ? i si *3Z? 00 .
000, o; ai: initia*-? mi expense? ?if about
? 0,000, resulting m ?< teere* ? n ei
i? ven ...-. ait? i payment of taxes, ?>f over
(?,000,000 snd m i"-t corpoi ? :?? of
.?uni.' than n^oootmi
"Th? s? same roads dui Ing the . .,? ?
???I June ?"". M01 i whl'h will be remem?
bered as a panic rear) ? ni,.il (B12.000 *
gild 'hiring the ) . ai ? lui? I I IDS M ISU,
B7S 000,000. m ne " hit
during tin- yea i ended June .'?". IS08, the
opei si mi-' exjmthot ? and ;.i ri v ? ,?? ,*?
0001,000, an i ihn m? Hi?- v. ai , ml..,| ,-m .
i:*i::. fSS7.000.000 an Incresse "f ?
162,000,000
??Now. d-sspttc th" fact thai <i ning thai ;
same 1" li'id more than |175,(*i*0/.00 was pul [
Into aihiitions ami betterments, the nei
Income, after deducting operating i *
penses snd taxes, thowed an Increase ?if
<?ni\ MOO,**?, while the nel corporate In?
come sctuall) decreased iboul 18,000,000."
Other Figures Submitted.
Plguraa submitted bj Vice Itesldsnl
Bhrivei of the Baltimore ? Ohio for forty
atns railroads in th.- territory Involved
?htrned that the mt operating Income for
llll had actually decreased more than
J1-/MI.I?-!. while operating espensss ami
lases h.i?i Increased ISbl,000,000 sinee ItYt,
Aiioth.i table, combining th. Interacts
i
That new book which you are
taking with you on Thanks?
giving Day can be obtained
most conveniently from
DUTTON'S
BOOK STORE
681 Fifth Avenue
near .".:??-.I Sir. . i
A large stock of the new books
of all publishers is constantly
on hand.
Tel. No.. Plaza 7400
a*
of the New Vork ontral. Pennsylvania
and Baltimore <<? Ohio systems, showed
th.it tn?. net opsrattng lnc*"*mo ii??*i ??<?
craasad ftJNJM sin'?* MM, it was also
Shown th.it In this peri??d the property
Investment f.?r these three roads had Is
.teas.-d $1.9$ pot <?-nt. groan earning! >-'?'?'?'?
pot cent, while the net oper.ititit?' iinv.'iie
ha i ?m reased only ?SS per i ont
C m Bunting, ?>i the Pennsylvania ijra
i? in, ffestlfled that Uw return on property
Investment ol thai system had aboarn a
declining tendencj since MM and ? otaady
declino aines MM
'BstWSSn th'- ?eats MM and 1913." MM
Mr. ?Bunting, "thsro was ?m Incrsaso M
I3B7,1M,M1 la th. propart) InvasUnsnt and
: eaao In th? nsl opt ral Ing Income ol
M1.fll.B1. In othsi w'.i.i-, the Pannsyl
ra? i system wsa I11.MB.I11 short ??f svsn
?? dStng oil- nut addith nal ntirti on
its ?r.iar??*e.i investment The peroontags!
"i return on property Investment in ISM
was 1.43 p.-i ?-, it, while in IMS i' had
fallen lo $.4$ per i ' u?
"ihe amounl <?i wsgoa paid.'1 ?continued
Mi Bunting, "has Increased about Pa.
?.luting th.' period IMS to IMS, ap
prozimatel) |l_k.?Na,<Mfi of which is duo to
Increased ratea ??f pay. in sdflltton, large
ezpsndltures had to be made f"i more
i ibstsntlal and besvler equipment, hlghai
atandard <?f roadbed and moi?- modern
Interlocking Tasea have Increased
? ?
Less Revenue Per Mile.
Bumming up the operations, wo have,
Mmparing IMS with IMS. an incrsase in
tonnage i ui a d? :? um m th.* sv**rs_re
revenue per ton per mile, an Increase in
operating revenues of UM per cent, an In
cress? of ZS.11 per cent In operating ex?
penses, an in' reaee of M M per cen? Ir?
ISS? . a id a ?1? crease of '_._] p.-r . ? nt m
net operating l*ftcome, witd an Increase .>f
it..?; pe? i ? m m the property investment
account.
"Even if the total freight revenues of
th.- Pennsylvanls system In IMS had bean
greater bj E per cent the return from
operations upon the property Investment
would have bean Its pei cent or only
? i i" i cent greater than thi par
' entsge actually realised "
W i Wlsha.'t. Of the New V?.rk ' '? ***?
tral, aald thai system rince lune M, Mh\
had added llSfMM ,000 to th- pmp
w hi< h it del "f- s to public use
' The ' - ?!' m, Mr u : ih irt add?
ed, i .oi in the yes i . nst ? losad *.:.i>i.7i-?
leaa nel rorporate Income than in IMO
'ih.- dividends declared in IMS were more
than ji".."?.. leu than In IMO, notwith?
standing the iti? t.-.??.? of IIS.OOO.OOO m Ihe
itlni i ??? ? n .?? i n otbei n i ?
? "i, there I idd? d
t i the prop? nveatmenl ? > .. ?
nel coii"'tate In* "
m I'?. I (CW i f
i n In 1910, Ind I I it expansion oi
iiusii ? ? loaa to the
?
?ho ? rge Ii r?
?-.,'?
reasd ? r'
?
. ? a only ?LSI per ?
? ? than it a as In IMO TI
n than si
de?
ductions' from Income it.d i . hlghei
? 'i ?;. ? rporatc
?
t?.i than
? ? ? ? ? ? in
i to
?p.. iota
hill ? . I : ?
FILLS PHILIPPINE BOARD
President Names Three Mem
bers of Commission.
Wa* ' *? ' 1 ' U'll
Iheae
? ' ' , ne C 'in
tioi
PI lalanda,
Henderson 8 Martin, ol Kan is B?
1 . ' lint? ?
of Callln ? .f the In- !
w Infred 'i i lennlson, of N*a i
>..ik. i
Mi i '. :,'. mi orn In M ? n? n s ? '
? i--.i from liai ?vard i 'oil? ge In ISM
and from Harvard Lnt Bel.I In
Hi i an I Utomi ? '?? to rai m
the I?? partm? ol ??' luatli s
Mr Rlggs, sraduated as i ? .v.i ? |
'? ? trum ?Princeton 1'nlveraltj In 1*17, is !
a i.tit.'d manufacturai H? served In the
? M lai i and In the '
\i- ? i lean w ?
Henderson Mai tin la cha i man ol
Kanaas State I'tillties Commleaion ai i
chairman ol th? Democratic State Com
mitt? >? ..i K '
Mr Denn!) on la s Progrei stv? Rspubli? '
can I raguas In the ?tun? rie,.*-, y, c
? he ?ommteaion .. : <? i lemocra 's '
Runs Down Another Child.
i.
M i? no ? 'oii'lii'i. a chauffeur oui oi |
11,000 ball undei a charge of homldde for i
?having run ?town and killed a chQd last \
Friday, w.i.- arrested sgsln Issl nU?ht for i
rupnlng down another child within two
hi", k ot the hist s? eldest. The victim -
las) night was ?Samuel Pear, seven years i
old, of No i?'""'-' Washington avenue, The ,
?Bronx,
a crowd ?'f children were scamparlng r
ai". ,t at i;.:.i street, sad In tr-inn t" %
avoid th. m !.. ati cfc Pas i The boj btsb i
ruahed t?? h'ordham Hoapltal, where be i
w.i? as M i" i? in a precarious condition i
?. S. BEGINS INQUIRY
INTO PRICE OF EGGS
New York To Be Centre of
Search for Alleged Cold
Storage Trust.
M'REYNOLDS WILL
ASK WHITMAN'S AID
Congress Also Likely to Open In?
vestigation Into High
Cost of Foods.
I Press Ths Trihues Hur? ? i
Washington. Nov. 2?. All the wheels
of the Department <*f Justice wart t*t in
motion to-day to rix the responetblllty for
ihe Ugh ''"St of eggS and to gather evi?
dence for possible prosecution under the
anti-trust law. the Attorn?} General or
derlng this sweeping Investigation' as ?
!?--iiit ?>f numerous complalnta
Ths allaasd cold stmav.'- comblas will
bs th.- target "' the Department ?'* Jua?
i" sgents .-.mi New fort City ertll ne
th? centra "f Inquiry, it iras said ai
read) secret service operatives era at
wors in th.- metropolis, .nui n eras en
nouneed that the co-operation of Dlatrlet
Attornej .w hitman, t ho is said to hare
certain ? 11 lern e, will be i
H?-.ans?- ?if th- provision ot the urgent
d?ficit ne i III, ? ?? t..i ting fanners' ? "
operative sasoclatlone snd organisations
f:<iin prosecution or .: ? I II ?<??. ? ? Is be?
lieved that the farmer win not be molest?
ed, although when the bill ?rss signed b)
th- i'i. .-M' ??-??i i- ?i th. Attorn* f
Qeneral would find some way te evade ths
exemption clause, a? the cold storage
. oncerns snd oth< liavi ? eged that ths
farmers are ? mblned to keep the price nt
eggs up it Ii slmost certain that there win
be em?grraoslng complications f-r the ad
nun1.- ti atl'in
Farmers ?n the Way.
Al?aney Qeneral Hi Ri i solda
structed the Bureau ?>f Investigation of
th- department to condui t tt.?- inquiry
with all i.: it rtgoi I ? itrtct \u. rneys
scelvi ?
gats m thi
make report est ? dab
< lutstdi of n-n-ersl lari ? lies, It Is be?
lieved, ihe s to In
fai ii ? i - II thi re Is si "''': *?"
srhli v. ondui ted In the
?
it |g the Intention of Attornej Gem
McReynold I
to
?
lion. It aras i ?would
la? snd '
: .-i ? ?? selling <>f
' Ml?
ttoni nf
. ? i
? ?
i ?? pa rtment i
.
? to ths i Igh
and 1st iffs in not
Improb ibl? folio* ' f the
i .? .1 ? ?
esenta
McKellar,
? ?i the ii
now In It
? ?
?
i mu ii' . t .?f t he proposed Im
ta? \ ai bill of i? iponslMllty
the Dei tarll
brought ected by
t of llvlni
l.:-.;!! and -hit? 'rs
srant ti themselv? ot blame,
Blames "Cold Storage Trust."
Mi Mi Kellai s ho i i I ? ? n In touch
srlth the Department "i Justice and i*
ollectlng ? \ Idem ? I the "cold
itoi sge trust said ti
"i am com Im ? -i i at the hen Is net
? i 1.1.mi. i.?i the high i i les of eg* :
tiii ifi possession of fa- ta which I believe
.mu justifj thi department m proceeding
.. proeecute thost responsible f??r the con?
lition ?if affairs The n iponslblllty, ? be?
ca al the di.i th.Id BtoragS
mat - e provi
Pammany "Ad." Suit Dropped.
It/hsi the suit "f Philip F Donohue,
reasurei of Tammar, Hall and sdvertls?
in: solicitor, and John K Dennln against
h?- Lawyers' advertising Company to re?
.i\.'i ?9.M0 came up In the Supreme Court
'estei da] it wai snnouni ?? I that I he i i M
nui h.. h ?iis? ont Inui 'i
i I'liniir:?- and i '? nnin claimed the
unount was due them si percentage ?if
be gro - receipts for legal financial and
ommerclal advertising nhtaiii.ii through
heir efforts The defendant compon] was
eady to shoe certain conditions thai i re?
ailed with regard to the awarding ?>f
'Kni sdvertlslng when ths discontinuance
if the action made the n relations un
? ' i naari.
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?the same motive that has
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century.
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Winter Overcoats $18 " $75
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Our Guaranteed First Mort?
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!?___??__???Pi 9 __ ***"f'-,i**s*,a> *a sts-iMUfc____BnyB_-__-B_la
FOR AN EGGLESS
THANKSGIVING DAY
Mrs. Heath Shows How One May
F.njoy It Without Tast?
ing Eggs.
Thsaksglring has no terrors for the rfiK
boycottera. HrltiK on your cousins and
even your uncles from upstate, who are
iisod to "niuth'i ? best.'1 Mrs H?ath
-a\ 1 she can satisfy th?-m sil without an
egg.
Ths Thanksgiving dinner 1 01 -
. of celery soup, turkey,
n sshed turnips, meshed potatoes, boiled
onions, cranberry sauce ami minee pie
This, says Mrs. Heath, is the real New
England dinner, which was good enough
fur oui sneestors, who, ?if 1 0 11 -?- couldn't
wests many of their trash eggi on
??'at. entr?es In the dayi before ths cold
storage Pharaohs came upon |hs son?'
If ths degenerate yonngei generation in?
sists upon lee cream, however, that won't
feass Mr*. Heath, because there eri :mv
number of frozen desserts srhlch can be
tnailo without CggS.
"You can keep ths wh. famll* happy
sll daj without ?n fftK." she said last
night. 'Stan the day with liver sad
n, or good old-fashioned -? tags
Kuli', don't buy the commercial sausage
unless you're an optimist). The only time
during the day when there srtll be s r?-ai
ne,-,1 of eggs is in tu?- Thanksgiving tea,
? have ?m-? Eggs would bs nice lor
1 sdmlt, bul 1 sail) thers ?!?.?? at y -
eral good cakes which can bs made with?
out 1 ikes and - ? tread
and molasses 1 ekes. The egg m.-n sseda I
mink they have K'"t up on the hiii *USt
1.tuse It's Thanksgiving time."
Leaders of the egg 1.?ott met in uni- j
? nun ? "ta lavs sll day * ? sti rdaj and per I
ferted plans for the dlstrietin*- of the
??Ity and the *-~*-*ea*-_lng of th?* eali to th?
housewives. Nothini, ?letlnlte wa? heard
from th?*- wholesale dealers who laut w?-?.;-.
invited Mrs. Heath to a ? -onferenr?
Temptation in Hit most Inaldloaa form
?ame to Mrs. Heath early in th?: -.fter
noon, when a denier ?ailed her u?, uj
asked if she would accept a pn
I ? as" of pt-rr-s. She t?)l?l him "no" <fn*.
pliathally, and then Issued nplers to ail
her henihni?*n that "houi?*hten'' p???? wore
taboo, no matter ????h?? paid for tln-m.
EggS Were ___Ung Ht fI'llll |J to Bj (f****)
In Mr*?. Heath's i;?'i;,Iihoihood || Marlow.
the man on the COT DUT, said tli.it Mr?.
Heath had ma?le a mi-take In Ihinkin*
she could uptaet the e?_K market this
season.
"The ?-old snap pit the klh'.sh On Mr**,
He.itl. tin.? wmter," he ?-aid ?StOt_"BJ
<*,p;s follow the pi l?'e of fr.sli .
there won't he aiiv fresh aggB this WlutOT,
The hens nut too chilled in tlt.it storm
; that swept over the Middle Wout. |f ,,
I weren't for the st.ua?;.-. emgp 9
! sellini* nt *!_.*. a dozen unlit BOU "
HUSBAND SUES PRIEST, 83
Wants $50,000 for Alienation
of Wife's Affections.
I By Telegraph to Th? Trl' ur
Denver, Nov. 24, Violent io\etnakin-*
is . harj-C'l fi?ninsf Domini?- Panfanell.i,
eixhty-thr?-?* yean old, a catholic
I?riest. with the parlor of the BacreaJ
Heart CoUdfd "? *'s Mttlnf, by I:? hert
s. Lowery, wh?. filed suit to-iia?. la the
Jii.strii't ?Court for **??">' MKxI ?lama_. - hj?
?the .il!?-K<?l ?ili.'imtioti of tli?- afi'i" tions
of Mrs. Sarili N. Low?*..?., his wife.
Lowery aaka thai tii*- court '??mniit
tlie pri?'st to j;iil ibOUld th?- latt.r r?:
fus?' t?> pay the JutJgmrat, if awardad.
Father Pant?nt-lla's alleged
making, ulu-h Lower) chargea t.-rmi
nateii with th?' prient attempting t->
fore? his ndvnncea <?n Mrs. Lowery oa
.\'.i\.nih.r 10. r.M'J. IftSt-d, th- petition
r-i ?tes. from the rammer <?f 1912 until
th?' f;ill <>f th?- same jear.
Leaves $100,000 to Bishop.
a sum oi money, said to amount in
IDOra than .*!"??.'???. was ??-ft to t! - |
K. v. Oaorgi W M jtni?-!?-iti, Roman Cntb-j
oil?' Auxiliar) Btohop of Brooklyn, by th
win of Francia Oottaberger, which wa_
Hied m the oflice of the 8 irroi
Ktnga County yesterday. Mr Ootti
died a f? ??? da] i ago at his hon N'a
i?; ?South < ?Moid -ti. .i
Mi < lottsl - : set was an nrl ?
ami in memo**) of his wlf?. i.
? ; per. he gave the Brook
BOUm s"veiit''.-n painting* ... ,;
1125,000. Also a.? i amorial
? ??tail..?Ii.-d a wai-l it Bt M.n - H??
pital. Aft? r provid'tiu for
Mr Oottabergi
est?t? so to Biahop Mui
_4 Letter from an Expert
Just a minute to speed my con?
gratulations en the December Harper's.
It reaches the high water mark in magazine
editing and making.
ihat splendid eospanioi
have brought to the winter fire: Henry
. van Dyke, Arnold Bennett, Thomas Hardy,
* V.'. D. Ho me 11 s , l'.i ry '?'.' : 1 k i r. o FVeema n , 5e10 r
gia Wood Fangborn, Richard Le Gallienne,
! May Sinclair, Anna Alice Char, in, Edith
The ?tas, Elizabeth Jordan!
Best of all is the Invitation to
go back *o Old Chester with Mrs. Pelar. 1.
I'm planning a rare treat. :n the tack of
my woodshed* is. a well-seasoned hickory
log. In my apple bin are the ''makings''
of a pla*-**:- of big red apple?. The three
cf us are to get together with the Decem?
ber Harper's *p render a new quartette
entitled, fhy sen Stay At Here'
Hastily,
(S.?rt#J! AI.flKR! IIIKDKItlCK R'lttOM
IKPi 'TMf r Oi ;oi HMAUSM
I?. _W VOHK t MVkll ?IT*?
Arnold Bennett's
New Novel
Money in the hou"*?"* ?S an excellent thing?but some
times dangerous The sum of ?955 m Bank of Eng?
land notes wa*. paid over on a certain evening to Mrs
Maldor., a widow, of the quiet town of Bursley. It
worried her to have on much money in her keeping
overnight. She wasnot alone in the hous"??but ehe
Swaa apprehensive! And what happened? To tell
that would be to spoil the first instalment of this re?
markable new serial in the Christmas number oi
HARPER'S
MAGAZINE.
i However worldly and cynical we may have become,
however much th? real meaning of Christmas may
have been forgotten, there is always in everyone
some feebng of the true religious significance of the
leason And because of trus, everyone will rejoice
in the opening feature of ths Christmas Harper's.
Henry van Dyke's
beautiful story of
I The Boyhood of Christ
It is s story told with deep reverence and feeling,
a story that will live and become s classic. And it
Is illustrated with erquisite paintings in full color
by N C Wyeth.
Another story which will bring rare delight, both
because of itself and what it promises, u t?nt
First of a New Series of
Old Chester Tales
by Margaret De?and
But thes*1 feattnei give scarcely more than an ink?
ling of the rich contents of the Chris'ma? Harper's.
All the old friends whom Professor Wilson mentions
in his letter are expecting you. all are ready for you.
And all these and many more are represented at
their besf.
There are seven wonderful short stories in
the number, and twenty-eight pages in
color and tint.
It is the most interesting and the most
beautiful magazine of the year.
HARPER'S
MAGAZINE
Christmas Number
Send in your subscription direct, or through your newsdealer
or through Franklin Square Subscription Agency, N. T*%
which W;ll fill your order for any periodical in the world.
HARPER V BROTHERS, NEW YORK

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