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THE SUN, . FRIDAY, APPwIL 3, 1914.
MARTINS IN FIGHT TO
Cull Wilson's Jersey Appointee
to Commerce, Commission
Unfitted. for Place.
flTKS PASSAIC DKCTSIOX
Cummins. Ilrisfow mid Lu Fol
let to Also Oppose Mny Ask
Withdrawal of Name.
amiinoton, April S stenntor Mtirttne
of New Jersey threw- oft' tliii yoke of the
Aumli lirntlo!i j-d:iy tiud openly lined,
t.p i.galtnt Hie President's nomination of
I'ro, vvlnthrop Moore Danlcld of the I
.cw Jirtoj" I'ubik' t-'tllltles Commission,
to -lit interstate Commerce Commission. I
u. op rooteu opposition to the con
fin. atloii of I'rof. I is tilvls exists In the
s'en.r..- headed by Senators Cummins,
Hrls'.mv and La l-'ollette. Progressive. He
jml'i. .int. Senator Martini- Joined them
tul 'id the Semite that i.utwlthstandlnr;
his in personal i-gunl for I'rof. Dun, els
be . 3i Mileicd him until i"o.- tho otllce,
5 Motor Martini made u .luglm; speech
o position t j th- conllrm.alon. He
f.i k- th.it In view of dicls.ons of I'rof.
Daniels when a member of the Public
Service Commission of Now Jersey he
was certain Mr. Daniel In not tho man to
ec'ipy the Important mile of , Commis
sioner of Interstate Commerce.
Senator Martlnc clti-d us the basic ob
jection to tho conllrmatlon tho llndtmr
of I Tor. uameis in tne lase or tne 1'assa.c
Oas and Llcht Coiuiiauv. In tlili Instuncu
I'lof. Daniels had. after nn lnvtstlatlon
coterlnK from 1011 to mz, decided that
In addition to the actual naked physical
glue of the real estate, pipe lines, ma
chinery, bullilliiKt and supplies of the
l'ttp.-inlc concern, "the IntaiiKlblo assets"
of the corporation, undtr which were In
cluded tranchlsc, good will and certain
methods of singular and spi-clllc value In
the conduct of the business, should add
to this strictly physical value 17.6 per
cent more of actual Inherent worth.
Further, he set forth that as "a (tolnc i
concern It was worth 30 per cent, addi
tional. Prior of (in Itrdnced.
Previous to the Investigation nnd valua
tion the Passaic company had been sell
ir.K pas at 11.10 a thousand feet, with cash
dlti'-unts which brouKht the net cost to
11 a thousand feet. After thc establish
:ne : f thc Daniels valuation thepr.ce. 1 1
m.!.s found, could be cut to tiO cents a
thousand feet and the return to thc corpo
ral! ui would still be S p i .'tnt. a year.
ThU Prof. Daiilels held was a reasonable
return upon the Investment. Mo
.'tnator Martlne expressed the vle-v,oer. from fighting top down to the
that a man who could take this position ' tradesmen's entrant, "above all thing-
wis untitled to help decide the greater 1 ,. ., , ..1 .
tnlilem of plslcal valuation or rail-150" mu,t l puU the trlEScr,, of tho 14
TOtx s. He deplored the necessity of thus , 'i-5'" BU."
dl'-mreelng with the President, but he Signs of disappointment nroe all over
could not see his way clear to accept the New York Yncht Club's pier. There
ir.y other course. , were protests.
enator La I-ollette and Senator Rrls-i . . ., .... , .
tor- No addressed thc Senate In opposl- Not a,1,lK'r wori1 ; crleJ th' chn1--lot,
to the appointment. eron. "If any of you girls set off the
S-rator Cummins dwelt nt length upari B""4 while I'm aboard and I hear of It
the necessity of appointing nun to the "'-'" ,ve 'shu11 K,Ht shi"" ee- lf
commission whose views were nvtr.i "' one should be walking along the shoro
r.early In line with the signs of the and a 14 Inch shell should hit the man In
time.- as regards the railroads than thou a vl,:l' "f0 ,fu' Name for his Injuries.
of Prof. Daniels. He said that If tha P" even death, would fall upon "
,rinJ r.r n,n( i ., ..i.-.. i..i , "Oh. itlrls!" Interrunted Miss Valll
prevailed In tho consideration of busl-.
r.fsi before the commission It would u-
only a short while before thc railroads '
would enjoy nn normous enhancement
.n he value of their securities as we'l
as tr-tn idous Increases of Income, an
the s h'pi. t would be, as In past Instances,
the tuff erers.
rtreeSH to Arotd n Voir,
Theie stands In the Senate a unanl
mi us ..gretmsnt to vote upon the Dan
Ins cortlrmatlon upon the p'esent legls
mt ve day Democratic leadera ure not ,
uii-ri-M-i io ocieat tne continuation, '
'htreby conveying n direct slap to tl
Wli te House, nor do they w-Uh to con-1
firm Prof Dank Is In the face of the op-
foil ion registered n-alnst him by a Sen-
iter from nls own State.
T a iu.iml.4-- thv- rftii.ttGi.il ift.Till.i
to avow having to vote. The contlrmn-'
tlon will be the tlrst business before the
u&nn.n . .
Conate to-morrow.
Meanwhile the Administration Iradus
.11 hold many Infomal conferences and
It Is even suceisted that an t ffnrr nun-
tt mii-l. to have President Wilson with-!
di-iw the appointment.
Mr Daniels before his appointment to
the VW Jersey Public Service CommU. :
s'o- a professor of economies In
WRIGHT CO. HOLDS UP
FLYING LICENSES
Applications for Porinis-ion to
Use Aeroplanes Arc
Unanswered.
r-lwin K. Jaconlth. son of K. P. Jac
. a retired banker of Chicago, ap
' ti the Wright Company yesterday
'' .1 i. ni to fly an aeron'ane under the
" 'Rn: latentti. Alpiiius 1 names, see-"i-v
if the Wright Company, said he
ce i d tint give an answer for nt leant
" weess
The Aeronautical Society wrota to the
' R.i Cniipiiiy three weeks ago asking
r a '..nse covering what experlmililal
.1 e t ielr tnenil.ir.-i may do 11 Oak a nod
j1 . t this bumnitr. No aiiawrr hau
- 'e.ved
Te'g'.ims from Washington yesterday
t'uat Oreille Wright and tllenn H.
f i bid made a deal whfteby Mr
C ', n-o w.n defendant In the recent
'i'r' litigation, would be allowed to
' line airoplanes. A retiresnitn-
' the Curtlps Aeroplane Company al !
"iiiMinrt, ,N. v.. Milil!
deal was dlsctiH.V-d Mr. Vurtlts i
..i.r.rr- ,.f - ,.i,,. ...., i :,.i. I
t tn put tlie latter lii poss. -.-tlon
e m-. fads ifganllng which Mi-
t ' e 'her was misinformed or hi.. I
"'d. The iiuestlon of a deal dl. I
I'"' ' e up," I
A'-'iul Krucl-.man. manager of the bu
f i- - f aeronnutlc.-i of the I'nnntna-I'aelili
- m. telegraph! d to Tub Sr.t that
! r. i,r tlf state Ilryan prumlsed every
o- " a d In getting the i-oop. ,at!on of
''-' Hoverimifnls In tho aioutid the
'v 1 aeroplane race. I
e Aro Club has received a letter '
II C-.dsden, president of the
iries m Consolidated Jtallway and
"i K i ompany, saying that Charles
ttn n , be glad tc -.-ooperate In every
'y n cave that city ts aelected as thn
' for ending the New York-Ilermuua
rj e,
Air lllnata Shake Xllnr ItrKlnn.
" ' 'I ton, Mich.. April S. The entire
f i-fiuntry was ihaken by the pecu
hi i-n disturbance known as an nlr
tlltl)' ,l,f.,rA,Hlu r,Hll....ll,.n l .1,..
IV V Mue. In which such disturbances .
f ut mori, A similar bl.iil Interfered
1 1 itlnriB In onn of the iulncy
J-'" In the same shaft the h'ast ills-eM-SKl
Iooib iiroiind and the Hhaft was
(ut out of commission temjorarlly.
BATTLESHIP ARKANSAS FIGHTS
Copyright. 1D14, by American Press Association.
THE BATTLESHIP ARKANSAS HAVING TROUBLE TO TURN IN EAST
The battUshlp Arkunmn left the llrook-1
lyn navy yard at noon yesterday bound
for Hampton Koailtt. Crowd-, that always I
Blur on the Hrooklyn ltrldKi when on.-i
ot n,'w 8hlP9 of thc nav' P-t-ki- l ur
"QUEENS OF MOVIES"
CAPTURE THE TEXAS
Dash on Warship in Tnxitups
and Nobody Tries to
Itopel Hoarders.
"And above all things, my
dear."."
as the
warned Chaperon Ton, Hyley. ns the
girls of his "Queen of the Movies" corn-
paiiy assembled nt the foot of Hast i
Twentv-thlrd street yesterday afte 110011 I
' " - -
in .niHUpr Irt nn nv nt nn frnm th.. ntU
"cr3 of the brand new battleship Texas 1
come alioard and look the new skiff;
alll. excitedly, right here, as three gray I
coated munches shot away from the
nr,ir"1 K,r'"t nlrancH of the Tons lying t
"""" l'" r,'-r lu ."""'."-V. 1
wird tlH' '"'r '.,""''. Krls. look! Here ,
come the taxltugs
So everlod got aUnrd thc thie tnl
tugs, a very simple matter tn comparison
to climbing atmaril a bitihship later i
wnlle one Is all tound round with a hobbl
skirt. Ah see the pretty gulls circling In '
the beautiful sky. lads. I.ook, look, look, 1
look ! No, you chumps, look at the gulls, i
While gazing aloft at the gulls, one
couldn't help hearing the rather fretful
voice of Miss June While complaining,
"Tliere should be steps here"
Miss White thc well known actress,
you remember, who as a page In the firs',
act of the "Queen of the Movies" plays
that part which runs, "Mlthtah Hilton.
,.t i . Ii .. I Mlflitnh llllnn. nle'ithe " -hnd
confided to Miss Trul Kwers tlook on the
programme If vou doubt the .ianie and
. ... it.... I v. ......
Io the Misses Jeanette Hor'.on and Nancy
Pisde that In her opinion the Tex is i
some skltf arid the Kast Itlver sum' crick
even befo:e llm full gloiy of wlat the
Texas can do nt her best Hashed upon us
Elrls.
Just selecting haphazard In tit- Texiis
wardroom, did you ever see. esptclal'-
when they're all dolled up In uulfnim,
t i.,,in,i.it- IVnl Unwell. Scriibbv I.iW- '
ton, I'M die Washburn. Hoe l.llibey. Taff
ri,ii!n.i,.i- nr Km ens .M1K" lloiierison
(rial name Marlon C. llobtrtson, so they 1 William .1. Kinsley, a handwriting ei-
call him Mlko for short), nle Ounthef, ' P'-rt. was callnl for tin contcslanls. v.ho
Mini Silvers Assciton. tl mm Hillings, ! contetnl that th tlrst two pages of the
Mike Morrtssev Kid (illlcttc or Ilah-ltah . will were attached to tin- do'imient titer
Viillnei o-calli'il Wans- his full nam?," '"" flKiml. Mr Kinsley st.ld the tint
Keimetb it It. Wallace hounds so much11"" I'" innin nun iiiui-iinin
il'ii a college y. 11?
l....l.l.. nil tlie.e littri.etlillis the
T..'ii ..tll-irx who bid been tin gtleats
o'' Mr ltvuy and his company at the
(llob Tn-utre laiibr In th week ami
now weie giving a party In leliirn, nad
the sh'n'a band going fill speed ahead for
1 . wi. rtTie, In the .
.y,.Tn, " ''i ' 1. "l S,,1 s
Junior otlicirs' mcr.s populailj known as
"the steerage." rind punch bowls had
been tilled with lemonade lo which Just a
i. , i ...ii..i .., I ,1,,....
tang h.. hern u e l. an theie vero ,
nitnuiiiMii me, " ,,...,,.
wherever buntln would stick, with the
human navy Kilttrr.m; even n.nre "lorl
ously than the glassware and thc chip's
'- ... . . . . .
Capt. Albert f.ruit -r.d Com minder ,
Stnuiord K. Moses, executive otllcer ci .
tho Texas ; Dr. John H. Pennls. ship s
surgeon i LleuKnant-Commrinder.s Thomas
Kearney. Willis Mitchell, John W Tim-
niSn.s and Charl. s I. Hurt' In fact th
Wrtoll roster f til' entire Upper register
roster of the Texas dropped l-y to tako
a look at Kid and t-erubby and Mlk a- I ,
itah-Ilah and SllveiH and tho nst of th-li'
Juniors twostepplng along th.; decks of
glory. I
Tho band music bro. ht Cipt. liberie of'
'h'' ieeelln ship Washington ah iard
wnn airs, i-.n'in- iu m t... uhm .
t-'orseousn. ss. And only l.ecuiso there I
ttH iLitiwr that the .howshon whlstl up
in llroadway m'glit tut-tut lit any moment
did us gills finally decide a cUt-ik to hall
a piHslnir taxltiig and go bad to the
dam-In
that's regular work
RUNAWAY GIRLS BACK HOME.
SiiiKeolriirk Trio inl fur
Hi-ooUlj n on tn.
,ttl" " ' '
Three lr!s who ran away from home ,
Wedni?day wllh the avoived Intention o
ji-lng on the stage were found In The
Ilronx last nlglil by the brother ot ouu
and taken home, when they had Interest
In? Interviews with their parents. The
cauti" nf Ihtlr not getting further Irom
home wan that they hud only I", raised
by pawning some Jewtlry.
They an- Madeleine I'oIIIh, 10 years old,
of r 1 S West MSth street; I.'.lllan Morgan,
It, of I7C West liritll street, and Caroline
Hobi-rtH, IV, of Clio W si lllth wtieet
Tiny went to llionklyn llrst, wlieie the
tool: ii room on Adelphl stuet, unci stiijul
,n'r" ' "liieHiliiy nighl
Ve.xtcrd.iv they wept tn the limn' of
Itnse Miuiahiiii, a ft I' ml. who lives at ISO
l.afoutalne iiveiiue. The Ilronx, Miss
Monahan telephoned lo Madeltlna'a home
and reunions, followed.
i - - ?VnMiii3!HnaBrH
out of the navy yard saw the Arkansas
In a stiff tusslo with tide nnd wind. The
tide was flood and carried the ArkaiiBas's
bow out of her course nnd dangerously
near a carlloat. Several tUK came to
BISONS BARRED FROM LANDING.
Tno. Amerlmn tlorn. Are Not Per
mlttrd to llrrnlrr Countrr,
Mrs. Rose Wentwortlu rider and trainer
of American bisons, took three to Ar-
kentlna. n.-rfneiiilnt- wllti thorn In n lfll
Haneh company. Two of them Kot back
with hir by the steamship YrU In on.
Sunday from South American iorts. One
dli-d on the trip from lack of proper food,
Mrs. Wentworth says, and she kept Its
pelt, head and horns, worth about 1250.
The two bisons have been debarred from
landlnjr on their native luath by tho
llureau of Animal Industry and Mrs.
We,rlh t" w 8,T,, g 0n last !
nIli; to try to persuade Dr. Jlol.in, head I
of the bureau, to let them In or (o have j
them put In ouarantlne and shot If they !
li. - .iit,lfrt)i.I.,rrtl ,-.. o (Vial-
,WM"M w "--'-. vnn-iwie-t
and I
,,, ,, ,' ,,,' ..,,.A.,r.i
The law does not take cognizance of 1
tin, AmerVnn n.-itlvllv of nnlm.-ilii brousht !
Into tho I'nlted States from South Amer-
lea. A despatch Io Mrs. Wentworth fron , Cok Mulhall are beginning their work In
A. H. Farrlngton. acting head of the ' this dlslrl.-t. You will remember that Col
Hureau of Animal Industry, said. "Huf-' Mulhall, who used to be th secret aguit
faloes and other ruminants from South ,nf the National Manufacturers AsmicIii
Anierlca not permitted." i tlon. was called before u special Invesii-
Mrs. Wentworth says she cannot under-' gating cnmmlttie of the Sennt- last um
stand why one btiteau of the I'nlted t,ier. and during the course of bis test!.
States should wish to t'estroy animals that : mny It appeared that this Congriss ills
another bureau Is trying to preserve. tr,.t was n Held of great concetti to him
,,t ..lection time.
EXPERT TESTIFIES IN
n..mnnmltou' w',u "'' "" at "Ork thai
KlIMlt I I? WII I rnNTKvTi1"' h-'ve changed since Mulhall worked
UUlllVLij II ILL VlUlllEijl 'here. He had to tight long nnd hard to
I get laws to make this damnable corrup
11 i .! o i a ' i i
H II Wl'l t i 11 T Mild to SllOW l.aeli
of "Formality and
IV.'it'cfulncss."
Nmvaiu:. N .1., April 2 Witnesses fot
til' proponents of the will of William ltun
klo of orange, who dlid Inst January,
leaving an estate valued nt $2 onft.OOi),
gavo tistlmony before Judge Martin nt
a further hearing of the case In the Or
phans Court to-day.
Former llov John W. Crlggs, counsel
f"r Harr.v ii. Itunkle. bnither of the te-
tator, who Is contesting the will, objected
lit Ihi. nf!iiilk.N!rni nf till nlilcr will uiileh
10 tin ndiiileslon or an older will wldch
was Introduced b Itnlph V l.um. conn-
sel for (leorge .VI. liodley and other bine-
tlcialles. i
111 the old will Mr. lindley was to re- ,
elve 1.1(10,(1110, while in the contested ilncu-
meiit he s in get only SS0 miO. Mr.
ilrlggs i-onteniled that the wi'I shiiub!
have been presi nteil to the Surrogate. Tile
court overruieii nun aim s.itu inai ill
proceedings were not lu reality a contest
i-iiiin-.
Ink, while the lest nf the will was writ-
" 11,1 a llglll. iiinn ine. ill- Sinn nisn
,liat tha rklliK on the tlrst two page)
does not show the "forma ity and peace-
filluehs" Indicated by the writing In the
body of tin- will.
" ixainenni luuy, who was noui
keeper for the testator at.il a beiiellcl.i
". 'he f-Metlt of r.0.0,1... testified lhat 1
Miss Katnerine luuy, wno was iioum -
ary
.Mr.!
Itur.klo Inttrtictcd her shortly before In-
died to get two packages In n place In-
ue-s Kliaien aim nine in- ni in i.. iv.
n.)ni((1 aH tMof , thfl w,
ueilgnateii aim uiae ineiii io v i
It
.She said she (lid.
Mr. Itunkle said he wns 'Informed of
his brother's death by Mlm Tally and
went t the house and got the packages.
lie tooit tin nunuies noun anil loiirni oin
, , hfl alfl u ,l!ft of Mr
. . . ,.,.,, rlile
He took the bundles home and found one
llle's securltlet!.
Mr. ltunk'e said he did not know wha
the other package contained as ho exam
ined' it only HUpertirlally. He n-siltled that
he look the two bundles to tho Fidelity
tp,,., n,,,,,nV. nnd denoslted lllem there
(ur M lfl, t,,.,,,w,
ToIfCT T.irr, vnv M-nCi -RT HW
TRUST FUND iOR MRS, BLAKE.
Transfer Mnili I'mler lleeil Cieculed
((( Tm(, (lf s- rti 1 1 n ti.
,
The rormal dced'i of ransror of rr
.lo-epli A Mla!;e aii'l f'.ilherlnn K lllake
lo the Fanner.. Loan and Trust l ompiiny.
n- trustee were Ml-I for r.-eord yesierdaj
The transfer ,s lu.idn under a l.-cd of
trust exectileil at tin- tnnn Ur mid Mrs
Hike through their legal I'epresentn'lvi s
made a settlement lu lieu of iillmonv
when Mrs lllake successfully prosecuted
her suit for separation Tile trust Is for
the benetlt of the. vvlfe.
The prnt'-rly transferred Includes Hin
divellliig lintiees at ft ft J and i'.03 Madlsini
livinue and some stocks and bon is The
minium is estimated at a little tuoin (ban
tl'DU.OiiO
THE SEAG0ERS.
H,illln; to-day by Hie Anter'can liner
I'litlnilelphla for Plymouth, Cheiboiirg and
Soutliaiuplou .
Vk'nr II Andr
VV 1' HeiiMili
, Arlliur I' lltbs
T I) llimuiil'lh
Tin ll f f llr.llin
III
li W CiiH.'lilnn
Mr innl Mrs 1'red I.
Klti h
Mr mid Mrs C J
lliiliiiiin
Mrs vrllnir I-e
Wellfle T.-.lor
Arrlva's by the Ciinarib-r I.in-oina from
tin Medlletranean
Mrs Cliurles l'i iiiiihiiii Tin Itev nnd Mrt II
Mis Henry s Ileum K iiiune
, miii Mr Hubert Murray ,
j.Mrf. W J Flilier Mr. llullfurd , Hnn.l I
WIND AND TIDE
.1 !" ' ii mil h.iihww
RIVER OWING TO HIGH WIND
htr ft hw'stitri ne lttnl mtiil liMr itfi
The Arkansas will relieve the Wnmli,v! : lftl";" to w: "n whs ii.h
at Hamilton lloads, the latter com nr " tln." waiver of liitinunlty, waa
to the navy yard here for repa rs. Capt. Ilov e-lllKhway .superintendent Heel.
Smith Is In command or the Arkansas , 'r- Clarke uliliounce.l th it there wou.d
- In l:tle need of the committee, to hold
- - - ' 'further si ssions In Albany, r specially as
SAY MANUFACTURERS
ARE IN JERSEY FIGHT
Senator HUflllCS Declnro Mill
... Mlt,m,,v . r r,
Asrainst O'Hyrne.
. ... .. , ... .
.,,'.,, J;. pu" --" "'" approval of the 31S Foley repair con
Senator William Hughes, speaking to-du i .'..,. n,,, .,,,. 10,o ;
",t " " " T, K 'j ;.
. .. , ' ... "
;;, ',,.." ' ,1?
" r"'." ., ?J" ."r;."n.
I'll t tlltll. HH- kil'llill .lilltltl.il i . W
's.sociniiiin is mnillK pan in ine llKiu aiei
lis n-Mining io nu-tnnas roenio expiiM-1
-' Mulliall in a Senate Investlgatinn
Indications now appear." said .senator
iiuuurn. i.i.u me successors m me wuriny
I "He rsKhead(uarter In on of our
1 local hotels and from there seul- forth hi
I agents of corruption. Let me warn tin
tion work dangerous. Thank ilod we I. ivi
this laws to-du), and we will tight tu up
hold them "
Kuueue V Pebs Is to be here to-morrow
night and the Socialists have made
lo!d to chall nge Sei rctary of State Hrjuii
io meet him .n deliate Senator llugh.s
said this cannot be done because Mr.
Ilryan ih to sj-eak in Pass-aic also and hu
time Is limited.
CARNEGIE FUND FOR WORKERS.
i;iiiplurs of II mm on nnd Aqnii-
rlnm Io (.e Pi-iikIoiik,
Andrew Carnegie has iloiiiited llOrt.nnn
ns the foundation of a pension fun1 for
the benefit of the iiliplovees of the New
York .no'.oglcnl Park and the AiUar.um.
tIhio aie 13l peisons emplojed at tl.-
,..,L. ..n.i .1.1. ..... .. .. , 4 1
park anil thirty-two at th-
Aiiuiiiiiim
llacli will cotitrtlmte annually 2 p.r-ti
0f his saiary nnd the Zoological Soie
mt
n
nil
will ni.iKe Up any deficit bnut t
Is iieefled and of tills Jfi.fwO will
j,
yielded by the Carnegi, fund.
Madison Ur.int. . halrman of tin- everii.
tlt i-omiiiltte of ih- so.-b tv, shnw d to
Mr Carnegie the need of a n. nsloii fnmi
in a niter to Mr. (.runt Mr f':-.rnei.-l,i
said:
, i .1 . n.e Mir inai i nave iieer u-en
ni'i. stirprlMil In my life than at the
exhibition given us at our r.-c.-nt dlnnei-,
which proves that life Is everywlieic, even
down tc the gnats, which had to In- mag-
nltb-d an hutidredfnld In order to let ue
. nun fin iniiiiiy exismi aiming uief-e
midgi b as coiniilitiiv as In the monsiet
ei, eia hi.
"Havlm; seen sevi nil of the celebn.lidl
zoo'oglial guldens of the old World, out
Institution It, New Veil; neins a giant
'among pygmies. Hevetal of my foreign
. trb-inis who bav vl-.'ted It with me have
ri aelied the same rnuciuninti "
Mr Carnegie's gilt was accent. d nt a
meeting of tin exectitiv e ciiiutnliti . of tin
soileiy and It Is Un Intent m, to organ-
Ize at once a liens on board to t'l.i-
chin ge of the fuinl The Hind will be
known as the Carnegie I vis am l-'und
'A 11 "My first choice and lav-
Ui orite brand of Scotch ; P jjj j
Whisky is Dewar's 'White Wm-'i
1 1 Lab-; " I m
That is the verdict of v v i
many clubmen and con- " '
a noisseurs all over thc wWlMMS
ml WOrld' I i
If UBWaro f fm
y i "WHITE LABEL"
P 1" I eScotch 5c7jhixSKu ":r
iJL -J tm
BENSEL WON'T WAIVE
ON CARMODY'S ADVICE
State Kiijrineer Paves Way on
Immunity Action for Other !
State Officials. 1
ISQUIHKHS TO COMB 1! KICK
li. .1. rl'..ll,. t-..iil.... t'. ....... in I
I re ft ifiis oiiiiivnn i wiiniiii k.u
of lllnrkfiiir $1,000,00(1 Con
tracts for IlouiR
Ai.iiANT, April 2. Whin State Knl-1
.ur Hi-nsel told Chulrmiti Sullivan and
",iun-el Clarke to-day that he considered
It an Insult to b iislied to sln n waiver
' ii.inunl'y bc'ore test fylru? l-fore the
Sullivan Assembly committee of Inquiry
.e procei-dliiKt came to tin abrupt end
d the comniittT adjourned subj-cl tu
le will of the chair.
Mr. Iltnscl aiiparenlly paved the way
i" other State otllclaH to refuse to slii
i,iler of Immunity because he Did the
mlttee In had bien advised b) At-,iiiy-tlineral
Caimody '.hit the ion
tit i liiu no right to atk SHU- uIIIiIuik
it'll waivers. He suld It uat an lb
lit u Uhli lum to mIkii a waiver, but In
i .teil that he may chatiKc his mind.
Mr. Ilensel waa called after State llluli
way Commlfsloner Carlisle, State Sui.er
titendelit of Public Works Peck nnd Slate
i iinui.fs.onei in Klllcieney nd llcoiion.y
l'i:iuie had slunid waivers and testltle,
The only other witness ,ubpu-i,ii ,i lin
tie members deemed to believe that It
wmiil be more conven.eiu io continue.
th Investlpntlons In New York city.
.No Personal Ileicnrd for Heel.
"Although I have no personal retard
f ir Mr Kiel I believed him a man ot
integrity and honesty," said Mr. peek
on lb- stand In reply to a uuiv.lon of
Mr Clarke.
J The attorney wasted an hour end-v-i
orlnu to Ret Mr. Peek's opinion of Mrt
I Keel's ability, but he perslstntly .-
fused to liUe It. Finally Mr. Peik ad-
i ml t ted that he had had a Rood opli Ion of
Hell's ability up until the time of the
liontroxeisy over the highway comnuss.on
trac ts in October. 1012.
Mr- IVck told of an effort from mi
ut-
!,,,M tn' highway oomm s-lon t-i .
ihri.uKh contracts for il.U0U.O0o of pa
eiiiid road material and remarked .
"They tried to put one over on vour
I'mie Dudley, but I would not stand fur
It."
"Who tried to put It over'."' aked M:
. iiiiiki
I don't remember."
"What kind of patented material wa
It?
' I don't remember."
"Do nu in-an lo tell me vou don t
know who tr!d to steal this Jl.iiiiO.i-uO
f-n-ii the State?"
"It wasn't a steal; It was a matter of
Judgment, and my Judgment vvas against.
It. I stopped It." '
Mr. Peck Insisted that a brick road i
was the only thing tn build, and that
manufai Hirers of vitrified brick could1
not mike enough to supply the present
s."nll dema-id. In h.s opinion brick ro.td
could be built as cheap as the present
macadam nnd asphalt roads If the brb-K
was made by tonvlits.
Peel. ( liiinue Ilia Opinion,
l"i r .. tn itnent Supt Peck was nf th '
nn di n fiat thi-le was a lot of hypoerlsv
abi.Ut campaign contrlhutlnns and tint
ii, one. I'.i-luding Stale emploos and,
, .H ii.n-tnrs, should be iemitttd lo cn.t
'rlbute, provided that they were not o- 1
It '. d by bagmen t'nder Imiu.rbs h- i
hanged his m nil on th subject. ,
Af:er Mr. Piik had admitted that hl
unices as a m- tnbi r of the State High
way Comm.es!. m did the Slate little good
is he had performed his wn-1: in a per
ttltictiiry m.miitr, As-etnb , mm Setia.ip 1
fine-tinned lum ri girding h.s duties a.
Slate Stlperintetnlent nf PublK Wntks
The replbs l-d Mr Silniap in comment
that so far as he cnuld sec Mr Pel,,
had performed the latttr iitites Ju-t ,u
p, rfuncto-lty and thai in e.uli ii it -,
he had nihil upon subotfilnale- in rta-h-lnir
i-nfieluslons nnd fleet, nns
' .tr i-is-k nan no npini ti as to win ttur
i ct- not a three headed or a single len-ei
highway rominl-sl)ii was tin best
I C.iiiiinUstnner lielaney believed th.r i
single headed cnmmi.--.inn was tin- n.-.-.
i 'bat the pret-ent l-lghwa
law w is
lastl. enough to permit a nit-pi-ietit aii-
"""""'"'ii "i me ne iinriineiu lie nan a
I I"""' npui.nn of Co:ntnisinner tslmrii.-s
- ..-i. i..,,,,
way l ommissi iii of nine tin tuners, . n,
fioio each Judicial dhtr'et
"Kvperletici has stum it, ' said Mr. Pe
laney, "lhat wbfre a i-ommlsMnii i-r.t'n-pr
ses more than one nn-inber it is usu
ally iiomln.-tt. il by the strong, st member,
M that t ially II Is a single headeii . om
mlsslnn." Cninmlssinner In-Ianey ri in ml .1
thai tile law be dial ge-1 so tl.a . -Slate
wniild tint be cunl'i bd to pa
the inailri within the tontines nf .f.,...,
ami third class elt.es as ,tt i..iri:.
Cot, til) mi in Hold I'll Ii I lr- llemlngs.
A I IIAN I
Apill
llov.
Hi nn w II hn.n
I put I c l e
ring on
M'i
Apr'l ,'!.
nn . I ' t i f
d W. hi,
tn. M.-fi.ni .r,i n
.
I Hert.'k o-n naHiv
.Surogit s nr. tins In
WANT T. R. FOR PRESIDENT.
Michigan I'muri-asl vr Won't Urm
lllm fur llovi-rnor or .v Vurk,
I-ANbiNd, Mk-li., April 1'. The Introduc
tion of rrroltitloii linl.irsim: Thcodnr-)
Kooseveli fur tlovi-nor of Niw York by J
Mlclilk'an I'roKreoilxeK iirrt-lnH iti-d ;
lively dlHcnsrUm ut to-duy'u ueetlliC nf i
the Htatu rvntral eomnilf.te. i
Jiiini'M 11. I'onnJ ut b-'.rolt offc-id a!
resolution usldns' tb-it NV-v Vnrl: State
I'roiireMilveM name Itron v f-.- tljvi
ernor thN fall. Othr l'roi-,riiiilf4 io i
Jeobul tu MIi'IiIk.iii tun "l,in;nif In" mil
.N'-w Vork iilTalrn and moMd that tho
motion be referred to a eimi i..tee. I
Julius Klrby of Saitlnaw said tint Kio
national I'ruKreM.slvoa wanted Col, ItooMe
elt im their candidate for I'nsldent niwl
mat they il'd not want him to b n em
dldute for (Jovernor of New York, round i
, finally withdrew his resolution. i
I MII.IMMI.OOO Cheulliu Omit Cnneern,
I At.itANr, April 2 Thc Sterlli.K C.itm
Company of New York city, which has
been organized by IVrclvnl S. Hill ami bis
associates, was Incorporated here to-day
with n capital of J6.U0O.00O. The dliec
torH are l-'ranklln V. Cannlm; of Man
Initial., dlteitor of the Ailtosnles (lum
anil Chocolate Company, Itk-hard J licit
Ian of l-'liishllii; and J. H. Holme of
Manhattan.
I
Get the Personal Touch!
Sixes or fours the Mitchell
Lewis Motor Company makes both. Our idea
ts to suit the public taste. We are not trying to cram either
down your throat. We want you to try them both, tit in fife driver
seat, cet"the feel of the car," note carefully the action of the encie,
the brakes and the steering apparatus. You can get the pulse of any
car by doing the drivine yourself. A.dytu can't gtt it any tthtr uay.
You ought to know your own
car even-if you hire a driver. You ought to
know it before vou buy it. That definite process of
acquinne information will ofttn save you a lot of money jnd world?
of trouble. It eliminates all element of ri'-k You buy with uur rytt
$pm, and you don't buy through the eyes of somebody else who miht
happen to be prejudiced. We believe thit anything which costs as
much as an automobile ouehl to be bought that way andne tthtr way.
We are asking prospective cus
tomers to buy Mitchells that way. We are
asking them to drive the car themselves and get what
is known as "the feel of the car." It can't be cotten by sitting in
the tonneau or even alongside the driver. The only way to reach
the pulse of a car is thrtugh tht tttenng wktel. The matter of detail
may be learned afterwards if the car behaves well enough to arouse
your interest. We think the Mitchell car whethrr S:. or Four is the
buj ot tht year. Try it yourself arid tee how cloic re hirr come to the truth.
Here U the Equipment for all the Mitchell Model Which
Ib Included in the List Priceat .
rjcfH lf-tartv isfl f . rtr altxtrie hihtj eUctrie km rtlMtric onn
rll ifrirfaiar. UMhalr to nd dutl vr Tunialati Jtf quick.
AlicHl ! cwttlru ick.acllofltwflrerBUiTiiin wlnd-.tiield danountikU
rirmn wiUi i tMimter dubl estralir ramtra Bmir Imw kUn
UctfM llt Waciifit pump, jack anal cvmplata aet f hnl-daaa UsUa.
4 Cylinder 120 WlicWb.iM . .. $1515.00
l.ltt'lo Sit .M WlK'i'lbiisc IS15.00
ni(J Six 144 Wlii'i-llmsi .'.150.00 .
DROUET & PAGE CO., INC.
Sole, agent, where till modi-lit can be seen.
1890 Broadway, near 62nd St. Tel, Columbus 3530.
If you have an automobile let us I'ibmit you u proposition for.
'vkar--,
IMME3IATE DEL'VERIES
By the Author of "The Leavenworth
Case" and "The House of
the Whispering Pines."
Anna Katharine Green's
Great New Mystery Story
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SAYS SHE MARRIED TOO MANY.
Ilolioken Mhii ('liiirur Mlnten IMnml
AVnninu Willi lilmitii .
.Mri?.
tllOllll,
.Mimilu Ilit-,ip of I ri HliSh
Hlaten 1?: ,tni. : a pruo.-.i-.r in
Hii.-pltul, Je m.) citv. cnmrired
C'h.-llrt
Will
vlti to-i inanv hiibann.i. Sho
wis I n'tMi-il .eteruii- o': ivtmpllllut
ll..lde by l"lllill ! .Ua.bb ,1 l,f llnbuken.
Mrf I.ln-il'- i', Ih-M l,.ilm,il, John
Waul, died lour yeaii. uko Slw Inairleil
liotnttik il-iliwno, nith w'otn stm llvcil
f ii- tun " ai It h a a fen .!,,. nbe l.it,-r
marrli-cl Ziinibblil Mthou! btu!iilng
tlHnri-e and that a ti w v.-ks o h
v.eil !eori:e I.lfihtenp, n ttlitbou. i-Jptaln
of 1'ori Itkhmor.d.
When nrii?. ed Mm. Llubto.-ip n..ld xtio
wnii ,-U and wli-n It u.ii' tnuiiu that
Hue war. ruff-rin from bia-l trntihli slit
Wii4 tiilii-n In .in niitiimobll- a nliulai.ee
t.i Jeroey City and thi-ncu to the hoijiital.
Arlillriltlnii lti-i-lsloii Wednesdny.
The arl-'tratloii board In th. i.ihe of
tin- d ma d nf il" tral ilr'-ii and con
iluetois i-f t'.e ';.i-' in r.iilio ii'- i.a, nsk"l
tile rolifeleliie I Mllnnlttei s nf the em
ploy. - i:id (in I.. 'in. ids to talie up 111
( iff re-ll'e flill-.e HI 1 he i' - pit , po llt-4
mill bat ad -u. n il I- re- mm until net
Till Hil.iy, ni,.,i (he bn.i, I will p:-ss on tho
points whn -I tu nut ii . tiled In con
ference and will is-ii- i;- ilnltlim oil
Wednesday. Il h. il Ii i u hop d that ho
deellor, would be i.'itioiii.i -il yesteiday
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