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ays BRANDEIS
BETRAYED PUBLIC
tfS S?"
.\iilei1 Railroads.
CAOS BELIEFS BAR
TO SUPREME COURT
-
lM?l coannissioner Chanics
uwyef Broke Profes
aional Ethics.
- - ?. on m
-, east
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Ill? r ? ' .v ? C ' '
I -
raie ,v ,| . i., >h?i Mi Bl .??
r' 01 wro c li hit poaitlon s? t?
'he edoejaec] el railroad revenue. Th?
?ther proposition related te a matte
of profeeatenal ethlea. I have ahewi
you ?ha? Mr Brandete was employe.
bi the Interatate Commerce Coaaaale
* on rt-i'h apeeiflc Inatroetlona no" t?
advocate any particular theor*. h? t?
the dlspeeltlon of ?he case. lie *,?-??
?.?lac.i If he -?-.s aTHng to take th?
burden of set*!,g that the t"*rr sidi
of ?hr eaae ?a?" developed, end toll
?ha* the railroad aide would t*e ade
quetely cared toi 1 have tried U
ihow that Mr. Brandete bad e\pressn
. .-???*,?. a- , ' , .ienre i-i the Brea
enta! f the rete case by a
counael
"1 ha? * ra 'hat Mr. Brandeil ro
ly manner i
thi case with ai
Vi .. the < ritical time, Mr
warn! | to o? 11
el, after i?!1 ??rjpinient had beer
? " ., .' of the publlt
? ? ? relj to the railroads, Had
I known thai auch was to be his posi
?"-.1 u? of his m'
have beei taken
rot eel in i ?
. i heard
Biand. bad
. ? ,- v Brand? who
ere
rate ?use, and a ho ?? ai
???> .
. ? lidei that
pra ill j fatal
? the j Our work wa
- - to Kepretaent Other Side.
.
? K? . 8 Struct i 01 '"Mr.
? from ; i Inter
?
as ? .." ?
that Mr. Brand
m. ,- ? t
ild that there wa
mia? lettei
atei etter it wai
thai Mr Bl
take the burden of the
i - ? ? co missicr
that the i
?*d
? ? ' .. atio! Mi ne
that Mr
?
- on that the revenues
lie argued that Mr.
Brandeia, having reach? i the conclusion
have retired froi
. ? from that phase of the
. BSSOi .ate i ounsel of
' .-.i?, o. I
ator Chill ? . red '
ni ? ????re not op]
charge ch Mr
? ...I? I :
? : Ben :ce? performed
-s impeneatioi Mr,
attl? ship] -
I that 1
? ere takei care of n
? ? , .
- c? e?amin?d the
'e Aeolian Coi ^ant
NEW YORK ?PrtT ??XT T4?? ? BROOKLYN
2QWEST *pe"*>ST. J^?LXJLiPiN nlKLtL H FLAT?USH AYR
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a.
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?<?
?p-.i_
[sa- ^P-^'Y ?
:. ?|U
I
ara ' ?1 ^ Mi^?%
Is There
Music
IN Y(HR
Home?
. HE i? cl that you have a piano does not
mean necessarily that >?>u have music
ui I.' nie.l housandsupon thousands of pianoi
bland from one month's end t?> an??t 1 kt, silent
j;ath< ;iil dust ujxm their keys, giving not a whil
??I pleasure to tl t- households in which thi y have a
'?. Do nol be satisfied with a silent piano?with an instru
i play.
i mola is a perfect piano in appearance, in tone, in action. Il
e * e who play by hand even better, perhaps, than the piano you
And you can |>l.iv i' also The Pianola player a< tibn tArs cm re ?>i the
: music?strike? the notes. Y<<ii direcl it, by means o? its
' aprr-ssion i ontrols. 1 .very ? hord, every delii ate tone in melody
?ment is made to ?sound exa< tly ?i- you v ill it.
ei player instrument can give you such perfeci musical
?n, however. The PiaiaoU is the first ami basically the mo perfe
lyer-pianos. It lia-- many essential features not f?>un?J in ?retrain?
il Aeolian make.
Pianola is made in these models only The Steinway, I
If VVheelock, The Stuyvesant, The Stroud and famous Weber.
h $550. Any model may be purchased upon most liberal terms.
I'or example : _
y
ti
d ".a
- .-'
? \
?"
.1 First Payment of $15 Secures Immediate Delivery oj
PIANOLA i
i - | heuer /? xn <?' ' /??' '. er-piano, of other ?
? a ?rdless of name or ?
?
\
DM-, OF HAFFS Al.1.1-1, I'D MURDERERS.
Giuseppe Areola, whom Frank Feriurn, nota undei arrest, rharge ?rith
helping .-lay chicken merchant.
?? ? pas el it the ? Ich Mr.
Thorr.e exjires-.fi n ?>. ? . ? ?
re.-.' lenrinp? to allow th.
?
ai "i al '? ? ?? ? iggardly."
Senat - ?' .. ?. that Mr.
Brandiei ?? n peaking of I'm pe?
or i per cent, ;?a 'i..- ea ? .
ahich wai designed
care for non-re
provementi un.i lean years. Mr, Thon t
?'.I ths: Mr. Bran leii had i mi I
?': h this I1?* or 2 pe? cen? wai g
with 8 or .'.vt pei cent to care
divide- . ng a total r?
?" '. '-i j.er cent
Mi e o rupied the stand ht
of the ib committee,
at< ??? riifh'. Tu
?
heai ? ' L'nited Shoe
tl rhich Jr.
Brei de
?el
AUTO BETRAYS
BAFF SLAYER
I -ii'ir. .?.1 from page I
latia-e for several days preceding h ?
ferma! arr?-'
""Then confronted wi'h the evldi ?
held bj the p ?lice aga nit I i broka
duwn ar.i' eonf? ed He ?
ing the e n on th? -is-, of th i mm d? i oX
HUT. lie n-,.? ?.. ?I up Areola a
man. r...* ? .-i ) carried than
? ? " ? v <? ? IVashingtoi Ma
sa
1
..i ?? wn
ihr- . , e went te
,. ? ? .i quarrel
over th?
?
m Fu
? ?
Murk'* I , larteri
rday afl ?
inufactui
era' nu rrewed inte
m I a pS
? ?
I ' e ci
' '
Arc . ' of the
irdet ? . .
:? *? f the
?
lOtgU II ' ?? -
He wai ludg. ra?
ster was re?
moved "? ?
. ? ? ?
Baff, 1 of Baff
sal? hai '? ig re?
? itei ; dsred,
to have been, ii
? ne.
Ho ? ', et ? . s bnsini
.: ; ' I .
the Vt'esl
irket It wee he a ho
i . ??" to
.'
TEIPER INDICTED
FOR MATRICIDE
Son in the Orchard Park
Tragedy Will Be Tried
In April Term.
SISTER GAINING
STRENGTH SLOWLY
Has Made One Reference to the
Crime Detective Waits
at Her Redside.
Buffalo, F?ii ? lohn Edward Teiper
will be tri??! before n jury at ?he
April term o' the Supreme Courl for
th? alleged murdei of hla mother, Mr,
Ar-*?? m 'ieip.-! i;n'';. prosecution
? efenc. .ir'"*d, after the rel -
?i ' - li ? i the grand .1 y to
day a ; ???.. m? i [eide, to
ul-.irh ' ?? plead not g thai It
was de s i rabie te await tie possible re
cuver*, of Grec. ' l >? per, Aside from
the ?tnirieii ?.he '. the enlj surviving
ayewitneai of the Oi hard I'ark ?rng
ed)
I .- hop? thai the young woman
iltimatf va || recover ?.-re.? stronger
r itnio!i(r ' he pi" . ' ?"?.'linfi*
h?i Her periods ef returning con
t< ? ?a. ere longer and she ?p
peared to be gaining .'tren-rth hourly.
!? ?i ii repor ed, however, that a tb
. . pt ?:. the bad sa.'i BOthing
? ?? rould be eonatfUed *-. a refer? i ?
i murders. The r?> .-,re ?f '. 1er
,: ? itterane? ?bo * the erima bai
not been lii :*he lie.; iei
er b thai but ha* not men ?
tioned the i an ? of i.er murdered
brother, Frederick * "eipar.
Teiper'a lawyers iiar? mnd? no far?
th. r effort te ?ecure the girl's removal
from the hospital, where a detective is
eoi ?*.bntly 4?t her bednrie. I' became
evident, however, that any effort to use
Bl evidence a?:atn?t John Fdwurd Tel
.-r anything "He ?!.*??? htaTe ?aid up to
mi aill h? vigereualf fought
? *. r the - come* le trial One ?'
-.; t.. ? .? Tell ei fatntl.
an interview, ii
t at Teiper had ne<
r-._r.t ? ind at any i , ? . ? ?
1 arai ? ? ght the murd?
?. ? I her eh fractured la
t- r rid ?et i l ret .-re.', hi the s--ar.il
.? eontaii twe eounta and both
ed te Te pi"
T* e . af any ? ? f? renca to
Frederick ? Tfipar, thl -.ic'tm
of the t*-itged.v, turned out to b.
?*..:????-. - t Attente) We?
' ?y ( Dudli -. ? t will g ?? hitn a
?.?i ? . (,?? jr.- te fall '^a ? i
i. ... ? ipi.rii
i :.. fact wee ret K' ed b Ti
.i * . a strei
made
fore Justice Laouis "H
the prosecutor
..ii a charge of
Justice Marcus held, however
there law to C nip'-l
the Im ?? rii i \i'.r. .', o add
charge nr' '.! :?.<;? Itai
71*. i ?/ a? report
?rr-?-n COU It C I iftel
.
??el -.?H- etifti to hi i reipei
' . .4 ?'?
I
ailei Kt\
?. ?- ? - , rj jury
A
mied I ? ?'? he
ail to await t
franklin Simon a Go.
I iiil? Avenue
Tletfs Cloihm? Shop
KtmTtmmiaam ???**????-??*?? ?a. aas? sasaasaatasasassWaWMasMs^^ ?4Jtmibib?iwbbb**bbb?i'/
8 West .-.8th St.?Store Floor
TO-DAY
Our Regular Stock of Clothing
At Greatly Reduced Prices
Men's Winter Overcoats
Size* ?:.: h> // Cheat
| C A A Heretofore
IO,UU $24.50and$27.50
\ variety of single breasted modela ol th?- new winter mate
nah (including the warmth without weight fabrics) in the
newest colorings and patterns?
Men's Silk Lined Suits
.;.; lo .?'? j hfst
21 ftii Heretofore
???vv $30.00
1 wo, thiee or tour button models, made in our own shop
of Imported or Domestic fabril s; models that are ne"ith<*r
extreme nor ultra conservative. Newest fabrics, includ?
ing Invisible Overplaids and Stripes Full silk lined,
including vest bat k
Men's Silk Lined Overcoats
New Winter Models?H to 46 Chest
Fitted, Semi-Fitted, Chesterfield and Carmoor Coats
^C A A Heretofore
mmtOeVVJ $30.00and$40.00
I land tailored silk lined Overcoats of Oxford or Black
Vicuna; velvet collar. "Carmoor" London made Overcoats
of the newest English Fabrics, including Invisible Overplaids
.tnd 1 leather mixtures in the new color?n-*?* ^ oke and sleeves
i ilk lined. - "*? -.' *
James McCreery & Co.
?14th Street St h Avenue
"McCREERY SILKS"
Famous Over Half a Oiitiiry The Finest Silks the World Prot-Iuces
The larqest variety and hest values ever offered in
NATURAL ECRU SHANTUNG PONGEE SILK
48c to 3.50 per yard
On Sale Thursday, February 10th
[lea. y White Shantung Pongee, 12 indios wide, value 2..*?*>. yd. 1.65
Black Taffeta Silk. ?35 inchea vvide.Special, y?l. 1.25
_
WILLCOX GIVES
SCHOOL POLICIES
First Object Will Be to
Win Cooperation with
Kstimate Board.
' . "Villiam .',. Will,ox. the raw pre?;
denl of 'i-.e linai i of Education, ntue.i
e Statement 1rs: n ght etting for'h
the policies he would pursue, or hoped
? tai punae, in educational matter?.
Foremost, he dec?an d, his objoct would
1 ? ' ? promote eenl lence ???"??I cortpera
ii?-.\??en the Board of Education
? ? i 'h? Board "f Est ?
"The e-nharr.. ling i -?' n in which
...-?..
:? "sj'illcox, Mii
primai ? fs :r.? to command
the eonftdei Board of
' i r.-i.t.^:-?.' . i :
Boole "
Presiden! "?"* lieos -.?.i he ?a? no*
? nmni: Gai -'d hi?
own thai ?orne
form of .1 ?'.' le IBS :oii ?*..?? d? '
in the schools Hi leclared the I
reta
' ;
His tement in part four*?
i- ' ":!o.,r I i,f i
? ' ble to t. ? tai ijrei for the
|m ind foi
. -. : arge the duty of ap
.
Board of I
lae ta own
dgment ii ling I ow m ich il
8 statutory
'u\.
" i i?.. Board ' E ite, icaus. ?'
Bos l. I .
catioi , esta
- - ? t? ? ? (Tort t? ecur
?gard ing the
j ? ichoola es s
ip., and Its
for 1916 i ? i'n-eil upon
i than up'.", th?.
i ?? : ? ? Education.
... is, this
np'ir? rial ent to
. tivities
rolving, however, m
? .-?...? ???- ? ?-. ministra
? ?
1 mor?. i,ar> Plata.
me of these res
.i ind t
- - a
: , , ... '
? Ho.-1.
lucai ' ...
? . ? !? i...: .
..?. ? . tid? gartei
i?r- ?i. regular ??? "I'l. I ii
? .. r ... ..?n j,..
"In th:? comptes .?.-i difficult situ
??? ..i ? i. :?> tlndi ?
ault i *?*.e for
the
? . ? ?
? ,
? . ?. . ? ?
I by the
ble for the
*i ,. ? G
plan ! ? ' i '
the
riculum
'. ?? i
Minor for ??une-. Control.
?? ? ',' *.'?'? -1 ? |
tlia*. he did no* eek to ?
itional no. .- ? if th? Board i I
. emphasized tl e fa? ?
i that the city aul
' to gain a elo er i ontrol of the ; ?
i ? |, and iha' b ' ??' ould be n -
??.| ?n the Ldgi lature to i
- thai " irpe ?
? Mayor declined to discua
fei of the Board o i i ?vil
? i ? the eoi
? -" ganiz?
itie ind i.
? at? him ?i
. ? l " Itbraha I ar.d R?v.
?? ' to Bra lid wer.
.. ? Brad ? peated
to the
? terday.
REPUBLICAN VICTORY
FORESEEN BY BARNES
Tells Albany Cnrnmittee Any
Nominee Is Sure Winner.
r . I-' ?:-:?? of Th? - - . -
a mai ' ??
the 1 ition foi
b the i hicago convention
be el? Barne
? i morning, et 1
I he lilbai Count
': -/publican Committee I ? Barnes
rtentione. no name but ? ->
?
should
he return? ,:i ?hi?
? - thoiaV
? . ? , .,,
v' ' '?? ha?
great eontrovi in the
? ? tl ?.. ' It 1 es it haa won, and
-' but t ha ilweys
* ? ? * a- whom that
? ??-? ble, at ?'hi
as a : a-? will be - ted, .?
Ind I aej ad
? ? man who
iid ?ill be elected. I. ii impoBi ble
'? ???' tha convention could nuke a ran
'.iU: .
DANIELS OPPOSES BILL
Anilou? to Keep Operstori Off Ns
Oil Heserve Land?.
Washington, Feb. 9. Secretary Dl
[els, 'lefore the Senate Lands Comrr
te.- to-day, opposed any law to pen
. oil operetora ta romain nu ? ? aa
ail res-re land? in ?'aliforr.ia.
said that if the Walsh bill for l"?s
of ?.il iu:.(is po'sed 'he navy would
forced withir. twenty years to buy
fron private rirm? at prevailing hi
prleea. He reeomnendad holding tin
who hsd developed tho Isndl ta *-h
strict ?e?ja! right?
Protection of the navy's oil ?upp
he aikiiii, ?(.'ild in.ure th- United Btai
the .-reatc?t possible advar.-a?re 0*
I eneniie?.
Senator Phelan ??id h? had ejcp,
I advieea that the available ail ?up;
' woi.ll r.ot last for more than twen<
five year?, anil ?ugceated that the na
m":'-.' bo? to continue building
burners. The equity of ?hose who h
Inveated money and labor, rather th
th< r t..>Kal rich-?, should be cons
ared, he u gi i
MEXICO ATTACKS
SMELTING RIGHT
State Government Cancels Cm
cessions and State Depart,
ment Protests.
??? . ? ington, Fob. 9. A ileeren imi,
,,o--?rr,or of Ai?ua-*ca.i<?ntes ca
g various concessions held
American smr.ltir.1?* concerna and ot?
'i that "-tat.' ''.a? i
n h protest from the
"art:!"1' ? - the lexicon i!" | I
The .K-cri-e. designed te
?'..?e and national tever.ui
, ft-.*"-, thai the cones - ? . i;j. ted
rmer "dictatorial governmen
?rera *a ? ame caaes lad be,
aeenred b-.- bribery. The State penar
.ment'.-, position II that -he BCl at*
I the itate goi rnmi * arbitran
?? trains* I ? -t-rms of the cor,'!,.. I ,
il
Bj the terms of the (J'ecree own?:
of properties under leh ?
tO file at .'enientM ("hov
i iluc before Februat
? to a fini of 10 per cei
??: the ral ' I : ropertjr.
? ? prat iously made to Csi
la r garding other jecre,? of its?
? I .-i i a:, -'.?ereii i
r.,1 casca bj t?.?- declaration th*
thoul h
thai * . ? soul
ken 1 ation
The ni ? reara ovi
the : line from ?
es, "?ri! tlan, Mes., m
i "..h
. report
lerson ? froi Casas (? an les d< ?
Villa ' ?
I ? number of ..omen ciiar^-e
with bei i, as s a? reporte
?
El Paso rea., Feb. S, Francisco Vil
land '..and have been driven
Canyon de el N rest* , i 'nihuahui
a-cord na to olHc a. reports roeei
dav ral Gai ira, eo amendai
al .1 .fcr-:- The report? -ta'ej ?;.
1 ?.i? moving -eastward to.?
?rd Laguna s -r.- i ol ?nal Samuel ?Osa
slei - ? ? mmand.
? ? . . itated tha
are itioned
goal ' i A
alona a if the M i Centra
Laguna l aera
alea,
SUFFRAGE fE/\~
LOSES ITS STAR
Miss Margaret Wilson. Hi. Un*
able to Act as Hostess.
I' i-ame icir being tea. ?rith *h?
igar and cream or lemon ieft <> ,
re*'ay aftemooi a' the headq
t >e Woman Suffrage p;?"
; Avenue, **.h?re Uiaa Margare! '?'?
w_- 'o have been one of the
"'There she :? rot," women were
wh ?penng important!) to ?he ? ?
s ? Fourth irrival
Mesnwhi i M -? Margare? ?*? Ii s-ai
?n Wi ting herself to ?
the tem| ?
. ;.? ii g I votes for
?Fom?
I- was. of course, ratr.?r a I
cbol' moment wh le the .?'.?-?-.h rasll M :
? ha* they ached ? a f their hooteesei
Then the) i < roei at Mra. Wii
I ihn Mia.i, Mrs.
.John W. Alexsnder and Mr? !./??-?
I., Winthrop sera there to aretcome
them, ? ? al Uiaa Jui... La
I' ? i ren'a Bureau I the
De part men i ? ?' Labor *? Washington,
? ? i of tha aftsraoon
i...-.
er of laying *iat no
?? ir. Amer; a held a position of
?* " r>.?r'.ar.ee than ?he
real ii ? ? Importan ie
of tha la ? in po1 ?ties un?
you r? i Bt a *?.-?.,.. and fsr
reaching thing the eare of little ebil
. : Miss I.athrop.
PIMPLE MAY BE HIS~DEATH
Fugitive Sla.ier, l?i?gui?e.l. Ketra>-?d
by Hi? Peculiar Nose.
\ pis a the end ?sa lad
to the capture eai - lay of bub
Rossri ef fVilllamsburg, arha
ha? v" ? ight v igual II ?
proda is atoro s? I
Bu - \ ? ? e. he slabbed to death
Vlneent l.oretti, a pe?i.?r, ef 181
Boerum Street T.ore"i hsd ? '*
h ? ??si val by ?< .- i a ?i es
? Ib "'rout of Rossri's itore
?'?,.r o-e hilling Rosar ?'
? trrd?
I couldn't cone? il - ;
? nose.
JOHN C. SHEEH?N
DIES AT HIS DESK
Former Tammany Leader
and Ex-Police Commis?
sioner Stricken.
John C. Sheehan. forr-.(*r !ead?r of
Tammany Mali and Police 1 aaaaala
lioaer before the ronaolidiaiior., died
luddenlj a- *? - deaa ii i ? nftVe, ?.v?
Broadway, yesterday. BoOfl a ?er arnv
inj; at his office Mr BheebU com?
plained of feel lac ill, ana requested his
el? .-*, John Meaoe, to cell a phyaielan.
Re f?U forward ai bla desk and died
1 ? fere Dr Bldwell, of the Hudson
Btreet Hospital, arrived.
For the ?aal twelve years Mr Shoe?
han had pi ,
? H re with . .
Hi ? ? ne
up to yeaterdey, . *
day a* 1. Dr. Bid
I died froi
aaae. Hia brother, "a bib Sheehan,
?*.??? the 1 ? ? its for
1911, when
th? laCgislature 1 ted on ?he
for ?,
with the election ef J.< ? ? \. 0'Gc-r
rr.hi .
Despite h ? : a.;.*--;.'p ef ratal
! Hall, Mr. ? ter ? breiii? ? ,-n
I Crokei la
? ? -. .- .. n the Wig
' luddi ' '4a !?a.l"r an i te ?. a
dllng of
? for ? 1
any in I
... resigned
regal) t ? igh of
mer pe r, rae l 1
Tammenj aas e h ?ted
ft ion .? political eirelei .?: the time.
When th? l'a?.*'
- 1 ? - ..'
?
gun i Z* .... a r
f: lilr. Mr, She. h osen
He
I ...
gaiiizati and recovi
la-;-?;: I thai the Tammai ? * ??*. ?as
elect. the Bryan
impaign of 189
which failed n ie
ducted .' ' ther sue
campaign
of 1897. Ii er I thai
I 'A a, .
Mi.
'-;- Hia I eehan,
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