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Conducted by Samuel Hopkin? Adam?.
Tb?? department h.? entered the ?econd ?t?ge of ?eraic. to
Tribune reader?. Primarily it wa? intended merely to ?ep?rat.
the ?heep of advertiiing from the goat??and hang a Hell on th.
goat?. But now it goe? beyond mere identification. It embrace?
a human nature atudy of both ?heep and goat?. You are invited
to aititt. For every letter printed in thi? department describ?
ing experience??pleac.nt or unpleaiant?with ?dverti?er? of
merchandise, excepting only patent medicine?, The Tribune will
?end J2.00, payable in any merchandise of any Tribune adv.r*
li?er. For the mo?t important letter each month a ?pecial pris,
of $50.00, p.y.ble .imil.rly, will be awarded. Name printed or
withheld?a? you prefer, but muil be ?igned or we will not know
wher? to ?end the prise order. Addren: The Ad-Vi?or, Th.
Tribune, New York.
Now, when no many magasines and rewspttper? ?re beginning to
prit,' ... ement of seeds and planta foi the coming season, i
It la a .-'?"I t:rr,e to nip the nature faker in the bud, and The
\l-\ .m fur the operation.
Offei of twenty-five and ?.?? fiftj different varieties of seed.? for
it il me ?.re fret) sen in mrir y periodical?, but the two-jitney
might just as well be donated tu the four wind?. It should be
?officient in itself that an <>!"Vr ?.: ten kinds of "?.wer and fifteen vane
that will keep your table supplied with fre?h
if.lr?, and yon can have ??? paradise "f bloom all summer, would
be enough to warn us to keep away, but it usually befalls the novice
who buys '. : ! a v hole ?phson takin?, care of noth
ireeda. (He ?peaks from exp?rience.)
However, for every goat We also lave a sh?ep, and 1 InclOBS a
lew linea from "Bui-pee, of PI They do more than speak
? ? spirit, as well as 'be deed, which The Ad-Visor
here plain!" cd. They instil f-uch conti
nol feel other thaa lustifled in giving a concern
which do? ai Burpee bia patronage GEORGE LEON.
"Any ?in?? who is not thoroughly satisfied with the products rai.-?-d
can have hi money **-i<?'??: any time within the year, for such is the guar?
anty that }in?t?.-t:. all who plant f-ceds bought from Burpee of Philadel?
phia" i the Imple Burpee pledge. Such a p-uarantoe beget? confidence
nnri confidence ?"?"rgetfl patronage.
Ren,! the serr.on marked with a circle in the inclosed advertisement.
It 1? prett] honest, s(iui?re-dcalir.?*, doesn't it?
!.. M. H. GI-ASKR.
Ifai tstk ..<i< > iti-? menta tell "r.othin?* but the truth."
. ?? II "the whole truth." Mr. (?laser's inclosure of the W. A. McNaugh
T..|. i. ent fron, the Monede (Ind.) Star dues both. I mid
cement be more open and aboveboard than the two followin<r'.'
Most Prices in Thi? Announce
"'Get Rid of Your Odd Lot?
and Less Desirable Styles"
The above was the ?'dirt from the
mana to the second floor
? ? .i'i\ *u wear section.
"Sell them at BOme kinil of a price,"
the further order. "Put a pnce
on th? m thai ??. ill make th? m go.
Don't try l?. gel what they an?
worth, but what tiie public will pay
mid be eager tu pay." So here
i tho Sales Manager
an?! the sal?.-people.
ment Are Not for New Good?
No, tin y are accumulations from
pa I -easotis' purchases. The odd
lot* will accumulate in spite of us
and a clean-up time comes. That
time is ri?*ht here and now. In our
rTtatementl we will try t<> he frank
and fair and tell the truth M the
Mumie Ad Club d?fit.?'-; th?> word.
While the irarmeiits are not of the
latest style?, they are not "junk,"
m> called, but usable all ripht we.ir
ing apparel.
The .V! V ' pie McNuui-hton Co.; and tu the
Munde Ad ? **ratulationa upon its -ucce**i"u] inculcation of ?*ound
doctrine.
?tttl I th? ?j erial offer made by the Ponati Galleries before
tmiia to make four baby photos for $!, I thought, it was woth a
trial " ;- rear-old ?on to be photograpl
I v i by Mr. Proakauer (the manaa-er) that if the proof?
i?-t?iry I could have another Bitting. I'pon receiving
pruo' tting was necessary. I ^erit a^ain an?l *i
.ly connected with the concern so
lures n auc? ?
ever, Mr. Proskauer, after devoting considerable time tryinr to
pet th.. baby to m icccss, advised me that the t;r?r
improved upon, i decided to leave it to him, and
: leased with rh?* : nal result,
::?- the price at which these photo? were made and the
d to i.e. I would certainly say the l?onati
? ? ?' 'irr: the Sundav .supplement of
i.e. M. 1?. W.
"Kveryi'niiy connected with tiie ronerrn m anxious to make the pict
peak well for the Donati Galleries, Tact alone, although
Useful, will not set at rest every complaint, but tact combined with tho
to please ?very customer ?viH build a lastin??, reputation
i. r any firm.
Res .? there ire two ?..'<?- to ?very question and that all
? be unreasonable, freedy monsters and
?il o? .... - tour judgment on the follow*
have pu/.- iderably.
I "'?? . . one day this week to buy a
coat, a? I I there Bt r, .i in,able
? in that $10 was about as much as I
?hot.
Por fully half an hour the .?"aleswoman showed me coats at in\
?ne ef them seemed t? be exactl) wha?
1 buy ;? a every other year, so getting
me i ? ? ttt red a lot to me.
yc.-.rr ngly tried it on. wonder
:.e doing righl ?>i wrong to pay the $2.6* mor?
re for
:?'??? Bg impatient ar.d hint?*.l ?hat i?
was time for her "Don't let me keep you from your lunch," 1
get mine fit the same time and
? about the coat." I
ed to her while .- coata that I bought one only once
rd to pa) very much for it even then.
I became unite sharp with me. "You see." she
?aid, curtly, "I ? n't want to *?.. te ill this time <?n you and then not
make
ere are two side--. She had spent a full thirty
me, pato f me a I II ? ' > of coats, arid I fell
for her if she should not n.akr the aale. But, on the other hand.
? ? a cf.a' a? lonjrr as I do ar.d your mean? are very
g to I one t.tit you or to
ford.
II after I ant
that suited ore for $10.
Wai ? - aas 1 B. N. C.
v. ?vornan, y< v low ir?* that S. N. C.
?omor, it i- ni! i'i tho day'? work. Every call
The Urne thti et down to profit and
1 ?
? v.rr.'. into T.oep's Shirtwaist Shnp. on Flat
i 1 h ad se?
. at home I o ?
.
I took it back aid si ow? i I to the
? to and ???'.('. apologized"
tock. bat
? ? p m. they would i uve a
. for me. I ... that he Couldn't ??rar
? ?r : ?? v. h ?ring
? ? It of not bai ? ? ?? the irai ?
I told her 1 ?? ' ? v? ??? ? i it? of
?. another waist
the oi $3.50 instead of $1.98
taking .'.???. r exchange
that ? .n for my trouv
wan'" ? more than
appr?cia
l ith a smile and
?
I ?... I I . :
? '" da, whe "SATISFIED."
When h firm want? it plea ed and al fled thnt re
? ? l ha best method consist? simply
lig 1 : ;. ed a- <! ati Red.
This is neii * . ? - itlon nor commandai on : rather
?s a commentary ?,n the ace of the collusion that evist? between
newspaper pit.: ??*.. hr ,\ th? manufacturers of pa-' mi nea.
rv*.?, h eh all type ?..:- ? ? appeared
? :"i.'"k ""''y Oasotte, dated Friday, Miv i bed
I A Me!.?.,., at their , ? , Franklin' llead, 41 Han? si
"*<i'j?re ihe advertisement read? xa *
'DO? T<IK HI HI Ml \M S
FAMOl 8 I'll.is
" ?grand sp?cifie again?) tb? i t oi tinate diaordori I?
sot to the human hap, sack ?? the Lout. Dropsy, Rheumatis
-orbu?- Humoui Leprosv, and .? excellent iri exp? ?
i'.'> !?'''?'nrr< ? s oil the vlaeid Humours In those ?'
'"") " fbs ?ed Ar tamas Thei al*.. ?r? of
rders (acidORl to the Fair S?, lfl m
' Impuritiea in the blood
PI rsieal Pharmacopeia sold
" " ' >.,.' ngl a H ox wi'h
itj A A M'l.-.r -, prmtirif- oi, . Prasklln'?
.are "
?a pan?e,a ' ?r all the ill? ?ha? ?1 ? fie.h || i r.r ?.,.?.-., ?1*,m,
' .
GODI REY HAMMOND
' ? ? parallele?!, in ? ?io/.et; || ??
? nmlerlying principle?
rapaci!y.' ; ? ,,rs of hopeful fool.*..
ENJOIN INCINEPATOR PLA?
Maten Inlander?? (.et Order Ag-ii*
Mayor?Protect I'eRun.
A mas, meatii g to proteal arai
eatabliehiag a city garbage ?ncir.cr,
lag plant on S'a'.. -. I land Wl
night In Rorough lia'.!. SI <?< ?'?
Staten Island, by the Btataa lala
Cirie League. I?r,. -.ere ta'-.
, i.rainst .Mayor Mitchel and * I I
of the Board of F-t?mate i
awarding a contract for building I
. R
William U irt Milla, i ice-pn
?he Uajrue. announced '??? n
i ;???. r?r?' M. Pinne)
???-?? rday obtaim d 'in injunction in '
1 : upreme Court and : * on May
. Mitchel tnd mem bei: of the
boarH t?, preven awarding the ca
tract hri'l eatabliahing the plant. T
i injunctii ? ? ?ay. v.h
?arrumen'-: will be >. ? .i r ? 1 by .Iu=ti
i allaghan in 'he Supreme Court.
Set ? ml pi * ? gned by thouaan
taten 1 ? ? ? been circu??
?? Mayor. Mo
'?,.'??? .-a hear,
on the matt. ? ? Hall bare ;
ready been n ritten, Prote i
..m ? prerented placing *.
| {?tant on Rikcr'; Inland.
-e ,
CHEMIST AFIRE; QUITS
HOSPITAL, FLARES AGAI]
Undaunted by First i:\plosioi
He Tackles Experiment Anew.
i
Experiments in chemistry caused lo
of e\citem?r?nt ami considerable dar
ac?? last niKhi. Abraham I.erkin, thi
|?y year?, old. of IE Weal 127th Strei
was experiment ing in ; he lab
the i". B. P. Chemie*! Campaay, tl M
?SVeat Fifty-fifth Street, when thei
j wag a banp. I.erkin departed for tl
at i?, llamea. Patrolman Teggart, <
Weal Forty-eerenth Sti
| anvffed oat thi ? ereai
and aen1 him t., the Polyelii le Hoi
l? tal. Firemen extinguish, ?I the blai
I in the laboratory.
Instead of returning home I arl
nent back to the laboratory. Anothe
, experiment ended arith a -??eond ban
and put the laboratory in flam.-. Lei
gin, apam tbl?aze, made foi the
i Patrolman MeAvoy pal out the blatin
clothir.y-* and called the trabulanee an
Fire Department.
John White. ?Irivinc Hook tnd Ladde
??. amaahed a wagon in front, of 60
w? ? Forty-ninth street while harryin
; to the t';re. John Whalen. driving th
I ambulance, ran down elght-year-ol
Annie Bteinerl while harrying to tak
? T?rken for hi^ srt?i,nil ambulance ri<i?
1 Dr, Smith picked up the ?hi!d, anil
finding the wti no* injured, earrii
her home and ordered Whalen t'
?Irive OB.
Eventually 1/erkin reached the ho?
pital. an4l stayed there. Firemen foujrh
the blaxe in the laboratory for hal
an hour.
a
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
TAKE UP CAMP DRILL
St. Paul's Alumni Is Told ol
"Junior F-lattsbur-y."
Militan.' training will be encouraged
the lairpe iiri.atr schools of thr
Urea St Paul'? School. Con
eord, X. II , ha.? arrantred to ronduc' I
"Junior Plattaburg** tl Fart Terry, N
11., where boys of fifteen yaara and
over will be trained.
This announcement wa> tnad?? U '.
nifrht by Dr. Samuel s Drury, reel
of the ichool, who waa speaking at tbe
Waldorf to the "old b attend ng a
ilinnrr in recognition oi th?? aixtieth
anniver i.rv of St. Paul's,
Many men prominent in national life
are alumni of the institution, which
?Air founded by Di George C. Shat?
tuck, ??f Boston. Graduates fn.m all
over the United Statei tnd I tntda
and Europe were preaent. Dr Charlei
1> Hart, preaidenl of the Alumni \
aoeiation, presided, and atn?>ng the
speakers v.r.? Repn entative Augua
tus Peabody Gardner, of Maaaachu?
1" Frederick < . Shaituck. son
I of ti ? imuel S. Drurj.
the rector, and Malcolm Gordon, an
tor.
\i!. ? k* th?oae preaent ".ere Paul
ey, Percy P
of Hoboken; B. B Keyaer, Wald?? New?
comer, ?if Baltimore; !.. II. Greenwood,
tker of the Jl
A. J. Pi \ ?.i. tary of
the Treaauryj i i ?
ley. High Col I
H? rbert Paraoi -. Robei I 11 Mi
Dr. E. H. Tool. Dr. i w. M irray, Dt
1 II Biahop, the Ree. Philip Rhine
ladelphia: the Rer. E.
M. Parker, of N'i i Hampshire; the
| Rer. Paul Mathea . of .New ,1-rsey;
the P.ex. R, i. Paddock, of Oregon, and
t? . \>... i h?eodore Reese, of "Ono.
"HE DRINKS," WITNESS
SAYS, TO PROVE HONOR
. Court Reserves Decision After
Novel Character Testimony.
, Street I eaning De
? employe, wai i eh
thi Supreme ' ourt yi 1er
for George ??*> Reilly,
? ??' ife, Mr.-. Celia u Reilly
? ? 11,.ward told
<?:? gerich he i? ? i !:? -, as an
"W ?jrablc
man ' ? ce,
"V? by, 1 ? an drii ? ti d i eld hit
end up."
?
her huabtnd number after their i
riage. It w ,. i: i 1903 |i the !: .
-? ' ich rc-erv?
i
SAYS DR. POTTER
BACKED FARRELL
CHARITY TRACTS
Printer Testifies Former
Baptist Minister Re?
quested Secrecy.
HOTCHKISS REBUKED
FOR GRILLING PRIEST
Spectators Express Noisy Dis?
approval of Attorney's Heck?
ling of Mgr. Dunn.
? harities investigation before
Con-mi-a-ioner Strong became seething
hot yesterday, ltefore an audience that
erowded every available foot of stand
in ff room in the Bar Association Build?
ing the Commiaaioner, the lawyer? and
witne m had te i?gh* ta control their
temper?.
Th.- storm broke a? 8:41 p. m. while
the Vary Bar. Moaaigner John J. Punn
. -.ir? a itm ? ehair, submitting to
? Father Parrell called in his now
famous pamphlet "prifst baiting." Will?
iam H. Hatebkin, attorney for the
i hat,1 ? Department, bad failed in
' to get information from
Monaignor l?unn. Baffled by the wit?
ness, curbed by the rulings of the Cam?
, tier and exasperated by the satis
? ??. with which the audience was
viewing hia d??f?-a?, Mr. Bat?
wheeled suddenly on the prie?t and
cried at him m a loud voice:
"Then why did you send in a letter
$100 to Dr. Potter, so that he could
leave town ?"
In the breathless moment that fol?
lowed the j it back: "That's a
.???trent of yours" An?l in the de?
risive cries that followed the crowd un
feelingi tad showed how
strongly it? sympathies were with the
priest. Turning sternly on them. Can?
?rier Strang threatened to clear
the room if such a demonstration arare
repeated: then, turning to Mr. Hatch?
! I reprimanded him fur his ques?
tion.
John M. Bowers, attorney for the
Hoard, ???.ho had sai?I scarcely a
ward before during the day, arose and
declared that Mr. Hotchkiss had cx
; the bounds of dignity, and had
i.ver-.'.epped the privilige of question?
ing witaetaea th.it tin- Cennietiencr
had given.
Sped at or (.??.-?a His Version.
"I am here for the purpo-e" Mr
Hotchkita atarted to explain In a mili?
tant voice, but a spectator, ?Ah?, hadn't
totallj relieved hia fealiagi la "he
? i the remark ? .'..
"\ou're h?Te for the lluardians of
that's who you're here lor,"
tl d. grabbing his hat an?! ??',;?(, Bed
fr??tn the roam ???< though e.\| ?
momentarily to be aeited by the collar
bi i ommiaaioner Strong. The Comrei -
glowered at him
;. I e beat hia retn ?it.
Mr. Hotchkiaa ?liligently followed
daj h i ? ? . (I the
da; h? fore "to al ow colluaion between
Father William B, Farrell, Dr. Daniel
i Potter m. I Robert W Hebberd, aec?
r?'nr\ ??:' the ? t?te Hoard of I !?.,?
pul ng the pamphlet
tiie inve ?? igation."
Th? the five pamphlel i pub
Of Path) r I? I : r
trih '-i braadea I tmang Cath?
? ? ' .?. C'i'.i? i wen
? of | l.iinr.
Saya Poller Ordered Pamphlets
Dr. Daniel C, Potter, former
- m,.i depoaed head of
Board of Ambulan,.? Service, gai
for 1 he pamphlel , wa w
to a- th.? morning aeaaion by
Prank Leber, reprc enting M, B. Brown,
i binder, of .'it i hamberi
! ??? proofl ?>f the pamphl'-'s
were sent t,, l?r Potter, ?*ho rrturnci
them corrected, the witneea said.
Leber U til ed that Dr. Patti i ??'?.e.i
him io "H??ep thi printing matter
quiet." and rave him four typewritten
pagi of ad art ici of Roman I athelii
. | o th er ci t i i
whom Ml Potter had entered th
W. I'. Plunkett, who assumed the ex?
iling th?.? pamphh
elTor'i office ?
*..?. jforl
copil ? ' each pamphlet u. i ??
? of the chancery of
th? !;. ? .? ' ? 11 .,,-? -.. of St.
rtt Street.
Dr, Potti r waa onetime head of the
reau 1 t the city'i sub
aidiea to 1 ril ible in titutlona.
? . Board ? I
\\ hile he wi
thi a of ? alt and Pri ?by
t e ipedient to
enrice. He
? ' :'r.?in thil position,
II ro? K oner of
? iry, He ??ft threat
"~~*-"~~~~~~~*4'* ~~~*"-~~~~~~~~~?"~W--B?~?"-?--. ?
iAn*giicd!5 Le&dit? l?er t&w&ni
Vlr/aNi i"*C but would ?
\\jLi, ?l? ."? "y*
Aviv**>*? p"**
/Va. ? Y* I V? y, ?a II,
77/?// ?7.50 Special Dinner
The Rector Special Dinner served so
perfectly in the ballroom from 6 to 9
is not onlv wonderful for the money,
still he wonderful at any
DINNER A LA CARTE
in the Main Dining Room.
Two Orthestraa-?Two Daneiag
Floors -? (?rrat Cabaret
Broadway <\\ Forty Eighlti f troc?*
f?T
?
! ?rig to cause ".Jr. Kingabary trouble, the
rday. Dr. Patter
! i( r.ow secretary of the As?ocu.'
i Private ( barit tt, of which the *
hers are charitable organization? that
ge; city money.
Fosdick Report Introduce.
"To show up what kind of a mar. was
hired to prepare pamphlet-; attacking
the Charit ? ? I?, partment and Commia- ;
I ??ioner Strong," Mr. Hotchkiss intro- '
I duced as evidence a report which Ray?
? I?. Paadick. ti Coramiaaioner of Ac-'
' counts, made to Mayor Gaynor cor.e.rn
, ing Or. Potter.
report ia marked eonfldential,
and aeta :orth that an examination of
Dr. Potter*! aceounta, when he was'
chief examiner of the bu retail, of chari?
table institution? of the Departm?
Finance, had diacloaed a check for |M0 ,
?iated January tl, 1907, and signed by
i Mallick J. Fitzpatrick, treasurer of the i
1 '?! -??,.11 of the Immaculate Virgin, and '
, payable to his order. The voucher ac- (
companytag this check was indorsed as
i ?fbllof
"This amount was our ahare mil
I ?ion i of a fund amounting il under-:
itand te *-?"?.'"i", which was to he raised '
I bj inatitUtiona ta take the Kev pr.
tel out of his financial trouble?,.
] This i k wa ?> Jh???l and amount giv- !
! en to thi Ret Father Kit-patrick. who j
?hat it reached the person for;
, whom it wa? intended *
"WM. A. C. DOUGHERTY."
When queationed concerning tin? I
Father Fitzpatrick tettified that he had I
never approve?! of it, but thai l>r. Pot
tar was very powerful in the Finance '
Pepartmint at the time, and that he'
didn't care to antagonize him.
"We i ,-ver received any money for
our acholan not on? cent?" said j
, Pather Kitzpatrick. "I?r. Potter put
that question before the Board of Ap
prai era and received a email amount, it
- -r.ie, but it helped us very much, He
' als,, helpeil in placing before the board
! the maintenance Of the children. Thev '
red him to raise it to t'2.-b from,
12."
Father Joseph P. Dineen, secretary to
Bial op Patrick J. Hay.?-, appeared as a
witness, but, at the direction ?if Will- '
lam S. Butler, Father Farrcll's attor-|
n? y. refuaed to anawer questions.
SWANN TO INVESTIGATE
ALLEGED BRIBE HINTS
?Names Aid to Take Up Control?
ler's Journal Complaint.
Diatriet Attorney Sarann sent a letter j
| to Controller Preadergaat yesterday :
j informing him tha' he had appoin'?-.!
? his aid, Leelia J. Tamphiae, ta take up :
the Controller*! complaint tgaiaat the
editor?? of "The Kvening Journal" for
t allegeil insinuations about bribes to
I 'If til in connection with the
?.,-. contracta. Mr. 1'rendergast
1 wrote that these charge?, as written by ;
, the editor?, would not have been made ;
the editors had proof of them.
| He asked, therefore, that in justice to '
the city officials concerned the news
paper be required to produce that
proof.
Mr. Tompkin.? has been assigned for
snveral weeks to listen to testimony
brought out in the Thompson h ? I
gntion of the Public Service Commit?
ted t'ne rapid transit companies.
; He has been instructed to confer with
i Controller Prendergast in the matti r.
The underataadiag is that the Can?
troller -.?. ?ii.* * I grand Jury ii.vestiga
' tion of the letting of the ?tual subway
aj item contract i?
I?ir?'r \--? nay Swaan tlao an
nounced that be had appointed \
ant D itrict Attorney ?'? Herman Black
: to Inreatigatc eomplainti of grafting
among clerki and inapectora in the De?
partment of License? made to bun la.-t
veek by Commiaaioner af Accounts
Mall te.n.
"OXIMIDODIBROMPRO-"
BUT THERE HE BALKS
Commissioner Sends for Chemist
to Finish It for Him.
After refilling the names of fiTe
items requlaitioned for use in the city
hospital-, Hrputv < hantie- i'ommis
?ioner Wright yesterday sent f<?r Fred?
erick J. Kenney, the departmental
Mr. Kenney declared ''
it??m?. were all well ki.own che
and Mr. Wright was glad to O. K. the
. ;'ion without further comment ,
The tirst fue item.-, were for "on
imidoilibromproacemi- acid." "ditneth
yloximidomeaoralamide,** "dinethyla
midi,a oben aldehyde," "dimethyleth
onetetracarboxylic eater" and "triao?
liiumphloroglucintrirarboxylic ester."
Churchill's
More than a Restaurant?
A Broadway Institution
Broadway & 49th Street
14th Street, near Fourth Arena?*-.
METROPOLITAN *_'_?*
LAST WEEK Of OPER?.
To. Right I II, Ria.lngolil 1 .- il., ? . , . > ,? -.
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BEGINNING MONDAY. APRIL 3
I '? -..-,-!.- ?a. or ? I
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DI AGHILEFF'S
BALLET
? RUSSE
?"?"?i"*"' m r i ., arniL i tr i
KREISLER
i?, i j i r - ?
a ?
luni.MAN PIANO I ?I '?
i CARNEI.Il HALL SUND?* AIT., APRIL?! of S
Tl Sf, .'I eta. I?
I IB, Bain i 10 IM
; Mo? ot Boa orno.
\ l.,n??rt In al,I ,,f I ?r.ilt.il ? Uta?ttoot
I Mn?l, I ru? l.rraa. Mu.I, >i ?|n,i, ?f A\\
>?ill?.|i?illlle. n?w ?Iru4i.ini In I,?..:,,
I' r. Hol \ I ?? . I ,, ,, !-, ,|'
IIMIHI-a lllll. Tl??. M|., Mar. no. ?I .I.
HP! FN 'Ufll I PR x'"' "er ? eana-aa
ncLcn.rnuLLtn i,rU,im, n?.,|, ,,.nrr..
?Ill, Id? <>r,li??lral Malllj of \r? \ ?rU
I r?' ?" I I ?' Baa ?'T ? r,. ? , ? M.liru .'
LIVING WAN SEEN
IN $500,000 BRIBE
OFFER, SAYS MOSS
All Movers of Plan to Buy
Tube Contract Approval
Not in Realm of Dead.
WANTS WILLIAMS
TO REVEAL CALLER
Counsel Thinks This Name Key1
to Mystery Whitney Criticises
Thompson Recommendations.
"Turre is a livin** man involved m
this visit, of the man who suggested to
Colonel William?, of the Hrooklyn
Kapnl Tran*:'. Company, that for $."i00,
"i"?" he could obtain the influence of a
member of the Board of Estimate in
rh?? dual subway con?ra?.ts," said Fran?.
Mo?"?, counsel to the Thompson com?
mittee, la.it night.
Mr. .Vu*..-? refused to ?rive ar.y inWltr.?-*
i.s to who the man now living is, or
how he was Involved. He said the in?
formation the Thompson committee had
on this srore was from trustworthy
source.-.
"I believe Colonel Williams fully in
? ttement that the man who came
to him with what might be considered
?n ofTer is dead," continued Mr. Moss.
"??ur information on that score also
dovetails with what Colonel Williams
said. But I do not believe Colonel
Williams should withhold the nsme of
the man who called on him, even
though he is dead."
Cropaey Want? a Live Man.
Mr. Moss said the Thompson com?
mittee would be able to subptrna the
books and papers of the deceased who
made the suggestion to purchase a
member ?if the Hoard of Kstimate's
vote for fHOOfiOO if the name was made
publie by Colon**! Williams.
"I feel sure." added Mr. IfOBS, "that
or\re thee? papers are produced we will
have enough to interest a grand jury."
Mr. Mo.;?- refused to say what fur?
ther headway the committee expecte?l
to make in the matter. It is believed
by tho*e in ?lose touch with the situa?
tion that the investigators are now
faco to face with a blank wall in the
laquiry inro this particular phase of
the investigation.
Diatriet Attorney Cropsey of King?
.aid yesterday that there was nothing
'or him to ?io in view of Colonel Will
larnH's testimony.
"i lolonel Williams," said Mr. Crop?
sey, "testiiied '.hat the man who ?ailed
on him was dead, as well as the city
official whose influence the man said
could be purchased for *50O,0.'i> Trure
? | nier.re of uny crime in hi-" tea?
timony. Colonel Wil.iama's visitor
merci;, made it BUS*B*SSt?OB, If the
Thompson committee can bring me a
live man there might be something for
me to do."
Shonts'? Hooks Kiamined.
The sub committee of the Thompson
eommittee sp-ml the da? going thiough
a mar? of documents garnered by Per?
lej M.ir?e, the eonataittoe'a accountant.
Mr. Morse hh.1 the members refu??- i to
reveal what they had discovered, say?
ing rhe results would be kept secret
until Senator Thompson returned to
town Friday.
Mr. Moi*- admitted, however, that of
the three brokerage accounts of T. P.
Shun'.', president of ?he Interborough,
now m the possession of the subcom?
mittee, two had been examined and
bowed very ?mall transactions. "Pic
ayune accourt*," was hi? characterira
. ' them. Twe other brokerage
r'rm- ?Im have been suhpu-naed t?.
produce the accounts of Mr. Shonts
. ?? i :,.'?. responded.
Traen II. Whitney, Public Service
Commissioner, in a >tatem?>nt raster
day criticised that part of the Thomp
. immittee'l preliminary report to
lhe Legislature recommending transfer
of jurisdiction over subway construc?
tion.
JEWISH
WAR SUFT-ERERS'
BAZAAR 1
Opea III P. Hi
BRONX DAY TODAY 1
Miss Nijli.?- ?iaalau liagS ?I 9 P. M. !
E!
Lexington Ave.-46th St.
/Vim.??...,i S I ?nt?.
? IIIM.I.II. Hill. Thi? ?.fl-moon at .1
PADEREWSKI
CASALS
v \ run ii VKMiiM? ?mi m ?. 11-, \
? ??Ml ?llllV-M l.nKl.iilor.
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< tarn??!?. Hall. Irl Fa?. Mar? It ||, Sill
rinn.. He, Hal? .?irlnn?, i
LEG IN SKA
? .' 1 '?*.?' H l?n-?l A Ten??
\.-.. 11.411 Hull, I.i.mi.rniw (Tlinr?. > \f| ?, -,
-^HAMBOURG
r it ? iiiviiw ? ? y. i i 11 t
Mur H-??n??l ?t .l.itir?. K :t?tb*? piano
PLAYHOUSE :\. y: M"?---*-*
tonight AT ? il
GRACE GEORGE
III HSAMIl SHAW S
?CAPTAIN BRAR8B0UNDS CONVERSION
SHUBERT !.* ?., ' ?- -?
;..*,,?,; m;.,..,:.,'. ? '
THE CREAT PURSUIT
'41 If?. ? U ,., V?r , . , ..
?K?,aVt.l?*'T**n *"**" "--**?
j.an*. ,..", P"*'"* ?""a
w",-?.?'.-r'"??.?. ?*-;*;.? "?-?.
BOOTH. I . , . | ?
.;"?;v"M,r" PAY-DAY
48THST. ;' s *? \r :.'<??? ?" Hi
JUST A WOMAN \^?*
THE BLUE" PARADISE '?"-? ft-ft
DEATH RATE DROPS A BIT
New Yorkers Thrive on Raw March
Weather.
In spite of the unpopular weather
laat Break, New York's death rate
?iropped several point, as compared
?vitii the prarieai weak, and araa con
?(?iarably lower than it was for the
corresponding period Ue! ;.4?ur. Ac?
cording to Health Conmiaaioner Kmer
son, New Yorkers evidently thrive on
cold March we;?"h4?r.
There were l/?_4 deaths last week.
compared with 1,760 for the aaate week
rear. The diffarenee of \.-i r? r
population was equivalent '.o 1?*...
The saving was ahaarn through
a decreaeed mortality from hea
and the diaeaaea of the respira
tory OMaaa Acute contagious dis
.. .?- ?!.. red a slight inen ?????
STEEL INDICTMENTS
QUASHED IN OHIO
VouagttOWl Corporations Win
Against Price Company Charge.
Youngstown, Ohio, March *Jv Judge
W, ?4. Anderson to-day granted the mo?
tion to quash indictments recently re
turne4? here against live steel compa?
nies charging them with conspiring to
f-x the price of labor and steel prod?
uct?. In?l'.etments against the United
Statei Steel ''orporation and E. H.
t r;.. head of the corporation, still
?'and, as the motion to quash ilid not
include thee two defendants, on whom
lervice hai not been secured. The
steel company attorneys attacked the
indictments as being too indefinite and
uncertain, depriving the defendants of
t|.4'tr constitutional rights.
The corapaaiea in whose behalf the
motion to quash was mad.- are the Re?
public Iron and Steel Company, the
Youngs'own Sheet and Tube Company,
the zooncataan Iron and Steel Com?
pany, the Briar Hill Steel Company and
the ("arreare Steal Company. The lat
r?r is a robmliary of the United .States
Steel Corp.'ration, and with the indict?
ments returned against the corporation
and Gary Identical in form and intent
with those against the others, it i- as
lUBied by law vers that the Cary and
Cniteii States Steel indictments will be
dropped.
The or**".?me? charged were alleged to
have been committed during a strike
of steel workers in this city in .Janu?
ary, when a virtually simultaneous
wage advance of 10 per cent was an?
nounced by the various defendant com?
panies.
QUAKER CITY '?Wr^8 '
WARS ON COCKT^
Declares War on Cigarette? T
?Girls Mustn't Use "*-?v'
r B> T?i?---?M1 'o Tin Tr.W,
Philadelphia. March tt.lu
leaven of a meeting held thu ?*
noon at -.he home of Mr? i??,...
tiaz-am. a leader in Phil-^-jpTv ?
elusive social crc'.cs. Derm*?t?. a\ !
delphia society, a? thoae ?hi
Bt hope it win, ?le,?,,, *-*?
form will disappear tro.-n teeJ, ?
tuts, suppers end other fai-aj
this city. The meeting w?$ u^, :
.ety -"^"a"*
ci'. *i.
cockta
f the ea*e \aith which th? ???Tj
iciety cul bectmes *ccuitajii?,!'|
ils and cigarette?. ^ ?]
DIAMOND LURES BOfl
OVER ICE INTO LAU
Almost Drnuned. He Is Res*,,,
with Rin*".
Sammy CtlicOBtz, a schoolboy, **?s
broome Street, believe? in *?"*??,.,
chance. Sarnmy ?aw a durae-nd ri-*.*,
the ice of the lak.? m t'entr?! P-r,*,,
lerday. Th" Ice was thin, but ti*?^
mond sparkled.
propping lis school books, Sf-a*
g.ngerly stepped on th? :rt. Witt-,
! row feet of ?lie ring S?mrn? *#,^
\ ured the di-'ance. then, lyiff cUv?.?
nached ?nd hi* r nger? just ter?*'^
i the stone. He Mjurmed to Mt-afcJ
hold and Just then ?plash! *??.
tina ?nd a" areBt under.
Patrolman Metaorry, of Trifle *,*a*
the ?pla*h. He jumped in and-???-??.
S&mmy. At the |':..?,r Hospital out
: as thawed out.
"What arere : ? u doing on '-.i: ?
i :<e*" ashed Mot,orry.
"Gee, 1 saw h diamond rinf BbSjSjj
i after it," repi'e.! San.my
'?And go* nothing but a du-lr.ie'
your trouble."
"?Did, hey!" said Sammy. Put*?*-*,
n hand he showed the ring on tk?fc?,
linger
Cutaways will be
The Vogue at Easter.
Coat and Waistcoat $31,
Vicunas and Thibets in oxfords, black and grays
Materials that drape and tailor to perfection Thr
one-button cutaway, silk lined and braided, is strictly
correct for formal functions. English trouserings, $7.
To measure only.
&rttheim
The Same Prices at Both Stores
Broadway 30 E. 42nd Str*
and Ninth Street Bet. Fifth and Mad. Ara
Exclusively Custom Made Clothes s20 to ?^ft
NEW VlHlhS IKM1IM. lUMTKCS *iM> "Id l-'-l'i
EMPIRE [.;: V* HM?,' NEW AMSTERDAM ' ?fcft!
ELSIE FERGUSON T ^ -: Bg r"{ful
\...i\,\:'??: Margaret schiller lree in vtXXXV VIII
NEXT TUES. APR 4. S?iti TO MORROW.
? RIO GRANDE ft -*
LYCEUM '
j_4IXf1?^*-*l^>"
Ml?. Tl' SI*??? A MAT , 1 .* _ __
Chaflw Ffohtiiw?O-Yld Bftlaica pr??.??.t aaiM??^??A5?A
The Heart /gajety . , 3 1%
of Wetona I ::;,i::.,!!:!;:'.'^|
LIBERTY : : ? 5AT-*7 ' N ^?twh??r'susan#
JULIA DONALD JOSEPH _,_, __?_,_^. _. . , .
SANDERSON ??_*? CAWTHORN CRITERION *,' ''.\ ,?..
\r?P,.* l SYBIL ? VIOLA ?- _p HKNHItTT*
Fulton v, s5>to.sr ? ' Allen ?j Lrosman
:-? <? Ta tn't i- - . ? .?'. Th? ? THOv A wi?i? ? I ?UTAfF
MELODY OF YOUTH
THE MERRY WIVES Of WINOStt. _
?EO. COHAN n ? **. 4,AH
'i.f'vr ? -T??i?a M. "k-UnAll 3 . ..,- T., r,,iT. 1?
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Bg^rrHJTJigiig The Cinderella ?Mao
CANDLER " ^y * -* * ?;
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NEXT MON. SEATS TOMW.
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MASTERPIECE ac-t^d i ? i fi???
THE BOOMERANG
ASTOR
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PRINCESS ?,
Pogui?? natt?es
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IN SOCIETY
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