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THE RUN, MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1915.
CALLS MAYOR
WOBBLER, BUT 1
GOOD DANCER
i
JStcwarl Itrwnc A Hacks!
City Administration lie- i
fore Realty Men.
BIO WASTE rilAIHJKI)
IX BTTIX(i KWIAKKS
GUARANTEED
MORTGAGES
Netting
5
LAWYERS MORTGAGE CO.
RICHARD M. HURD, frtildtnt
Capltal&Surplu (9,000,000
&R Liberty St NY 11 MnntiiKiieM . llkn
GEN. SCOTTS INDIAN TRIP
IS CALLED A BOY'S JOB
Wilson mul flnrrison Criticised
for Sending' Chief of Staff
to ilrinp in Redskins.
M .Mi I' Mllehel .mil ti Ik .idinlnlMrallnn
were aallrd liv I'rftddrlit Stewart
Ilinivtie nf the fulled Ural llidale Own
er; .Wneinllon ,il .1 pul'lle inc. t Hit: ill
the l'ort -fourl h Street Theatre lat
nlKlil fur what Mi. Hniwnr diiterilieci .is
11 nioKt wasteful unit prnfllR.ite eendl
tine of the taxpayers' money.
Mr. ftrownn Ilia been InvestliratlnB
.the norUlligs of the Huard of Kutlnute nlidnteil with th
and of lh city department fur alx
months anil he presented to an audience,
of 1.S00, largely composed of real
tat owneri1, 11 rynopMa of Ida studlee.
1 In relied n Rrcat deal inure upon rlill
eille and Irony than upon Invective to
drive home his points ttnd In th enurse
of prerli he offeied 1 1 1 - following
Iiaracterliallnn of the membera of the
Hoard of Kutlmate a eltarnetertjiatlon j
based, a he said, upon ntiei vatloii '
m.irie at hoard meetlnRS, at lunches .ind '
at dinners:
MAYOIt MITriini,-i:trrini lj .ap.i
Ide and nhlr Of ,1 high order of mtli
t.itlty, but lacks a pollry. Inen't etand
pat. Wabbles A man's unit, but aluo ,
a woman- man A Kuat dancer.
CnKSIDIINT MvANKNV of the Hoard
of Alderman -Kxtrentrl.v able ninl com
petent, but has an ii1eliin for spend- 1
Inc the city's inoue. in."iit seem to I
teeoRitlze tl dtTerenee lirimrn cipher
after Hie tteure I .mil ciphers before
the. tlKiire 1. He would Juel .is soon see
the budget at $IOO,nniOoa as at 2nrt,-'
nnn.nnn I .1111 in favor of pensioning
aim at the rate of Jllin.onrt n year If he
will resleu so the clt can be sived .1
lrse amount of money annually.
Ills 1 lew of Pre ntleruiiM.
roMi'Titi'i.i.i:i: I'liKNiHaniAST--Kvtrrinelv
forcerui. with (treat virility
of thousrht and action What ehann
me about IT ndcrK.iel is when b.. puis
on IN so. I'M om and a,v. -Vmne
now, Mr Miynr:" I'rendet mm Is a
Rood fellow, lie toeachis economy and
practises It . very vvlietc snve in his own
department
ltOl.iit'UII I'llHSlUHNT MAItKS
OF MANHATTAN. When lie was
eleeted every lnlv ald. "At list vve have
a bulnrss nun and .1 real , state man
for Horotigli I'li slilent ' Prom what I
have he ml the have hi en generally
ilIsapiKilnti'il. lie ha an Id. -a that he
would line to be Major, he i-llltlv,ite
votes, lie cmnes up with ill th.. thins
to cultivate the public eye. o.ir .mil
stomach He has 11111nlclp.il retail
markets m the br.iln
nciKiriiii riti:sii'i: r .uvriinw-
SN Till". HIU).'. - lie M an
awful lot of hore sense Ills head Is
hi revved mi the ilKhl ivav II.. has
.iweer two sllcht falllliR". t tendency
toward niclal uplift a more Miit'ou .
and he i to ins to build 11,1 j little
political machine in t,, Ieinociatlc
Ilronx
r.ouocrsii I'ltnsiDUNT rorxns
fit" Hlti MtKI.YN". I haM-ti't Miilte made
ui m mill. I about him He trilks all
rlcht I ha inetel nut down the
m", ' Pounds i IVunds'
nnnoi-iiii ciiksidcnt iMNNtn.i.v
OF (JI'HKXS - Ver brlsht. AlnaB
I oUlllt! 'HII for 'Us INililleal flltllle If
1 1 1 I n ijinecs I suppose ll have to
do the same Always lr.n; to set
en neihiHi: for (jueens. even at the ex
pense of the n hob- city
HOIliil-iJH I'KKSIPKXT M i'OU.MH'K
OF l!iril.MOS I -Vct v Ntralchl ,M
l.nim hen to ilnil Ivm lla" an
,1'KIsom . 011. .. 1 1 of business men in
ltl.-httio -d I 1 .insist h 1 111 A Kreat
s lienn li 'nist.ihcs ire tn.nl th. take
the lei-iiotisil.'l't If ,i -cess . niies he
sets the 1 n.llt.
Notes on Itrnere.
sented IlKtires to show that the cllv Is
now ia.liiK twice as much for olllce
lent as It did before the Mlin.clpal
Hllllilllic as put up. I In l.ius'licil at
civic centre schemes,
"Heaven knows what they will eot!"
he xruaned.
After enmmcntltiit on "tiselefs and
wasteful bureaus'- and "costly, visional y
si henies," Mr, llrowtie turned to 11 criti
cism of the iniiuaEem.iit of the cltv
departments, lie was most severe on
'Charities I'ominlssloner Kingsbury, of
horn he sa .d :
"He ilellbeiatel oxerrnn his budget
land If I hid lieen the Mayor I would
I have cut off his head for It !"
I lie hud found the Flic. Water Supply
and I'ollee department were well niati
aited. He belluved Ills "now useless"
Department of ItrldKiss should be con-
Hcparttnent or Docks
and I'errles. He praised Uunerviso
I'ergusoti of the ("Wy Hfconl. Of the
civil service he said :
"It Is a fraud from the stnndpolnt
that It Kuarnntees continuity of employ
ment to the until. It iimkes a scrub
woman take a mental examination when
sll who needs Is the use of her clho.vs
and plenty of elbow urease."
Wamiiniiton, March 21. Complete
Hticcess' of his undertaking to lirln In
peaceably the renegade I'luto Indians
wnntrd by Federal authorities In Utah
whs repotted to the Secretary of War
to-day by Hrlg.-Oen. HurIi I.. Scott,
Chief of Staff or the Army, who because
of his success. In dealing with Indians
was sent on the mission. Secretary
Uatrlson nt once Kent a congratulatory
message to the tlenernl.
Ce it. Scott's efforts brought to an end '
a Mrtual state of warfare between a'
band of Piutes unit federal authorities I
In I'tnh during which six persons were
killed and several wounded. The rlutes
delled the civil authorities as a result of
an attempt to arrest Indians Involved
In a murder rase.
lien. Scott's telegram was the first
wotd from him In more than a week, as .
he had to go suventy-flve miles across 1
ountry on horseback to teach tliu place (
where the Indians had taken their stand
Ills message to-day was as: follows:
"Successful. Have four I'lutes de
sited by Marshal Xebeker and am t
their desire personally condtictlns them
to Salt Lake City to turn them over to
Marshal Xebeker. Am leavlntr every
thing peaceable hehlnd u In south
l'tah. Should reach Thompson's Tues
day and Salt Lake Wednesday"
To this message Secretary tlarrlson
sent the following reply addressed to
1 if the numerous cases he cited of . ien. Scott at HlutT. Utah, the tlrst point
waste and canlcs matusenicnt." ,', the Oeneral reached from which he was
few aie glen as examples : , ,,1,,n 10 communicate by wlrf
"There are t.'il 'movie' shows In this, "' heartily congratulate you on
,m iiniv tsi .in. ii.iw,i Thorror. tabling success In circumstances which
the city loses aliout
revenues.
"The city doesn't
liltea
1, 1st of I'.xii tuples.
1 M;K V)B J
1 ?y?mz.Jm
I illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllH
"TAX BILL ATTACKS OLIVER OSBORNE DODGES ! LUMBER INTERESTS
A TAMMANY TRICK" E VEN FEDERA L AGENTS ASSAILED IN ALBANY
Monrentlinn Tolls Whitman of
TiKlorhnml'' Methods
of Opposition.
MKASI'RK IIPiTiriS WEKK
They Go Out in Hunt for Witness Against Miss Tanzcr,
Who Has Sued Ex-Assistant District Attorney
Maybe They've Found Him.
At.ttiMT. March 21. (lov Whitman
1 made public to-night a telegram received
from M. Morgcnthntl, Jr.. president of
tho Ileal Ilftnte Association of the State
of New York, asserting that "under
hand" methods are belnc used to "dis
credit" the ilovernor's pet measure
creating n State tax department to sup
plant the present three headed Tax
Commission now controlled by Demo
crats. The C.nvemor also Issued a short
etatenient declaring that the hill In Its 1
Hti.il amended form, but still contain- 1
Kluslve Oliver iVhnrne. the steam
filter who Injected lilms. If into the situa
tion arising from Miss line Tamer's
IfiO.oOO breach of promise etilt against
Jniiies W, O.slHtrne, former Assistant
District Attorney, continued In piny
pranks on newspaper men .x estcrda , al-
I though there was no rerl'tlnty Hint
agents of the Department or justice
had not found trim.
Certain activity In Knst Sixtieth street,
oil the block between Lexington and
Third avenues, calmed teports that these
ngetits had located the man. who sa.
he Is a former swcelheatt of the petite
factory worker, and who iissers that
UK the clause transferring t the new . ( tc ,,, .), (H Kl,my of all the ads
department some powers or the coriiora- , ,,,, ,.i,,,rgee ngaiiisl the lawcr.
Hon tax bureau of the Comptroller s Th Hetlvltj' of (lnverntiieiil agents
followed the receipt by the olllce of the.
tsriO.Om) a year In
I, now how much
' seemed to make It Impossible. I appre
ciate your work In the highest degree.
property it owns.
"Valuation of real estate Is a farce
It Is based on dream potentialities and
H about per cent, higher than It
ought to be.
Trip C.'nnsen Criticism.
Wholly aside from the fnrt that Oen.
Scott was probably the one officer of
the C.nxcrnment best fitted for the mis
sion which he has now successfully ac-
"AU pension fur. Is are In the holo I rnmnllHlieil. the action of the President
financial Millions are needed to put , nna fierretary (latrlson In sending him
lus been Se
near tho
has been
them on their feet and you'll
wall pretty soon. It's coming.
"I llgitre that the debt limit
exceeded by Illo.Ono.nnil,
"Who reall) manages the clt
ttn.iril of t!stlm:ite" No 'Plm
rptlll Club and the real estate specu
lators." Mr Miowiie aeserted 'hat there could
be no eltli tent and is-omuim al admlnln
tratloti of fib tlnances until politics was
wiped out ami a commission of business
men appointed to govern.
Ills speech was answered by Alder
man llenrj II. Curran. who inalntalii.-d
thai the Aldermen hail proed that the
1011I1I be misted. In Slate Tax Com
1 nilssloner Joseph S Si liw.ih.li Horough
President Douglas Matheweon. who de
. fended with gieat good temper the works
land aits of the Hoard of Hstimatc, and
by a number of real estate owners
ll.olntlo,ts iiloiifeft.
to dab on this errand
verely criticised here.
(Ten. Scott Is Chief of Staff of the
I United States Army, holding the most
The 1 important post In the military ser
Soclal ' vice To detach him from his duties at
Washington slid send him out to bring
In four leuegsile Indlnns Is by many j
regarded an action out of all proportion 1
to the demands of the situation,
There Mre thoe who see certain ab
surdities In n situation when It Is np-1
parently necessary to call on the Chief
of StatT of the United States Army to
perform In time of peace a service which ,
the authorities In Utah, civil or mllltarv.
ought to be equal to. It suggested i
that the Attorney-tieneral might as well
be employed In running about th" coun- ,
I try tiling In person suits against trusts.
, ien Scott has long been recugnlied 1
as the most adroit otrieer In the United
I States army In dealing with Indians. In '
I his earl) sen Ice he developed 11 marked
' aptitude for conducting negotiations with ,
. Indian tribeenif 11. and has many times '
f ,y ' ,vwi.wwwimiw
Copyright hy Harris Kwlng
Brig.-Gcn. Hugh L. Scott.
tuan of their languages and even uses
the Indian sign languages.
It is Hen. Scott s custom to approach
recalcitrant Indians unarmed and con- .
vlnce them that It ! best to ceae light
ing and yield to the white man In so
far as actual offences committed are ivn
cerned, Once In attempting to use this
method in di aling with a Moro In the '
Philippines he was shot at and lost one ,
of his lingers.
Last year Hon. Scott succeeded In
bringing In rebellious Apaches who had
defied the authorities and laet fall he
conducted the negotiations with Villa
and other Mexicans for solving the men- I
aclng Hltuatlon at Xaco, Aril I
ollhe has Milled all Just opposition anil
that lie dues not believe the Legislature
will care to assume responsibility for
Its defeat, m It carries out a pre
I election pledge.
I The Oovcrnor's hill will probably he
i up for consideration In both the Senate
I and Assembly this week. It will come
I up In the Assembly on Tuesday for pas
sage with the Kings county Republicans
allied against It for tho benefit of the
Comptroller
Several appointments at tne tov
eruor's command are betng held up
pending pafenge of the lax bill. It Is
said. The (lovernor says h will veto
the bill If the corporation tax amend
ment Is taken from It
The statement issued by the flov-
ernor follows
"Tin- tax bill Introduced In the Senate
by Senator Kmerson and In the As
sembly by Mr. Illnman, and somewhnt
nmended In the Assembly, l a great
Improvement on the law as It now
stands,
"t am confident thnt no community
In the Sta'e will be injured by Its pas
sage, nnd I am sure that It will prove
a great henetlt to alt taxpayers. I 11m
absolutely committed to this reform, nnd
I 11uriT.se to redeem the pledges mane
United States Attorney Marshall of 11
tip that Oliver Osborne, could be found
In a house flouting on Hlooiulngilale's
store and that this house faced the coin
plnlnt department of the store. Mr
Marshall learned too the right name of
th man who sld he used tho name
Oliver Osborne In n affair with Miss
Tamer. He promptly sent agents to
rind tho man.
Oliver rillnr of rrosei-iitlnn.
Coiispi'viition ( iiiiiiiss,inn.
Moore Snvs Tlie I'm up ,
hold Kill for Self Mi mk
COL. HA II HO 1' I! VI I ( K.,
Miss Tan.er alleges thai he promised
to marry her. wants to Know where
she lives, nnd nsks for other Information
which will give bun an opportunity of 1
prepatltig a defence lie ns that the At.!iNT. March
Information he whiiIh be given to him In Commissioner John
detail as quickly lis possible, so that . , ... ,
the case can be put upon the prcferied statement to-nlgM
calendar nnd tried as soon as possible. lives behind Col U
D.iud Static, attorney for MIpm Tan
zcr, sn.vs, that he will itpponn every re
quest made b Mr. Osborne, except the
demand for expedition.
"We are Just as anxious for a speedy
trial as Mr. Osborne Is." sild Mr. Slade,
"and we shall do everything In our
power to have the case heard qulcklv.
We will prove even allegation we have
innile, unit then the public can Judge
how this pool little orphan girl has
been wpitiged.''
I
.ill 1
II 11
l
Without h's testimony tho criminal
charge against Miss Tamer of Living,
used the malls In nttemptlng to defraud
James W Osborne would surely fall and .
as tho hearing In the case has been
set for VS rdnwlav afterro.n. United
Statet Attornov Marshall Is very mix
I Ions to locate his star witness
I With the Knst Sixtieth street tip de
tectives set out It Is known that they
CALLS OSHOHXK UNFAIR.
Made Heerlcs Attcnk oil Miss Tntt
rer llcfore Trlnt.
Xr.w IIavkn, Conn.. Mnrch 21. Hen
Jamllin Slade of Slado Slnde, tho
lawyers wno are nctlm? for Itao Tanier
It, I111 suit iignltiM ex-Assistant District
Attorney James W. Osborne of New
York, made replv to-day to statements
alleged to have come from the ex-A.s-mMlntit
District Atlomev He siild
1 "It Is not remarkable that at this time
, this little lady. Miss Tnnzcr. should be
arrested and charged with a criminal
off.nce because sho bad written eome
letters to Mr Osborne Xo in tlon was
' taken bv the parties who are pctsnnallv
liil rested, or by the authorities In
hargo of the administration of criminal
soon convinced them that he whs not the
man wanted Yesterday afternoon the
detectives found another man on the
block who answered the description of
the mysterious stranger who went to
during 'he terent campaign, wnicn 1 James v . usoorne mm unneri J.amn.
nledires Involved a reorganliatlon of the , his law partner, who. so far. are the
tlrst took charge of a man In a houe 1 'i1"" '" '"' ; '"'
on the north side of Sixtieth street, not I t" -cek Justice at the hands of a court
fr from l.exlnc-toii avenue, but that he ' against such a powerful gentleman as
INDIANS TRUSTED SCOTT.
j lloa-d of Tax .Commissioners
STATE AUTOS PILE
UP HEAVY EXPENSE
1
1
Having finished this chara terlzatlan J
Mr. Hrownc. who spoke apparently with 1
the aipii.il ol the ''.nun menih.'iH of the
nssiKiatioi' men who ale said to own
:iOn, (inn film wioth of real rtntc In thl ,
. .t 11. 11I Ins notes no Chamberlain
Heni Hiiiiie
Illtt'UIti: Ut.i ego of the Mayor
He has the highest possible UJials and
le a hard wotkei Apm I rum Ids social .
uplift scheme we would have 11 more '
eeoiionticil ailiiiiinstralioii if his Vitus
W ere . .It'rieil o!t
As legal'il t ic lio.llll of Kill, 11. Ill ,
a whole Mi lliowm sa1'!
"Kler mell't 'I 1 is 'loin.' lull
neiee ficgei l.i- i.ii'n.,il fii'iiri n d
Cldillg illesl'oli I'ae . Ii'tlsac. between
tne Irl'ilm 11. it. il,ior 1 'otnnl rolb r I
and President of Hie liia'l ol her
men 1 and Hie tit lirniii I 'res dent" 1
Is getting whbi nu n da Thei wIM
tell .1011 thw ;Sh 1 po Inn I Uih.w i'i.ii
It It. fl'oill peiwolill oh.e' ,ll oil Ttte!
seem to have llhlencv Inl es ig itlons )
litid" 'lb' ' 'tigii is on the hraln
These don 1 111. ,111 a I'llnn i v. . til 111
1 1 ease. I s l!-i lee ' ,
linv Whiliii'in and eer member of j
the cli n iininNiratHiii was invited to,
allend and 10 enk al lb" ineeiuig,
which w is teinteil a lasp.i.vers' meeting,
bel'l under the auspices ol the Culled
Ileal Ijnate ownem Afniclatmn. but nil
fepl ICgletv HVi Ptesldeul M Ithewsotl I
of The Hioiix, who il on the stage and 1
tried to Inn, pleasani while .Mr. iirnwiii'
grilled Ills associates The de. Iiti.it Ion
of the M.1.VOI and nlbel seemed to rile
the teal est He men a little Ml P.iowne
referred to their absence as follow s
"I uti'lei -land tin iein the I'linip
trnllei and M' .Hi Alu'Hl 11 oeie n
because H11.1 are iv.'li Slat 1 ouipMuib'r
TravH ,md loitnei 1 iov lilinn. who am'
hhakliiK dice In determine whelhei the
State shall be tixed !. .'""i or Jl.
I feel Mire the Maor would have la ell
here If he had Known lh.it the 'Castles
ill the All' ari in the ,me Mi'Mm A
for the Chamberlain, he is on the Pa
cini' coael. srending a pull of that
S "in. Hit) ilU'i mil 1. il ion "
At the coe of the meeting the re.n
.u at., men .iltlet.ie.t ill otiltlnns
.ptltig iiua'iHiinUsl.v a set of reotu- i iverten threatening situations ny p.irr-
Hons whlih in the preamble nssertc I f"' measures He Is know n among the
that, nothwllhstandliig the promisee j Indians, .njivn the.r contldence, speaks
tint had been made for rigid .ecomunv ; , - u
and llnateUI teforin. the Ilium 1.1I con-. "
dithMi of the cllv w te .rln. al as
ever; that the b ggi'si hudg. t 111 hlstnrv
liad been adopted, that cm bond had
gone away down In value and that bank
ruptcy was at hand
The r.sohlt.ons provided Hut the
ftoinl of estimate fhould appoint with
out delav a commission c mistsed of
Its own lepresentaltves atid of cltl7,ens
sceciei wiluoiit regard for politics. Inn
who pos-ess ititegrltt and .tt.11 1 1 to
In' mile lug tili.im'i.il lualteis: and that
the eonuiiiss on should llnd out .i H
w h.-re the c tv stands tinancl.illy and
sli. ,ul, I l)n, wa and nn alls to get hack
11 a sane, sound basis.
11 was su-igeetcil also tha' the
nnii.iinn t iv pi.blem be mv estc-ated
tun the M.iMir slioulil tin.) w.ivs and
ttiein- lo piovnle addttloiMl rev. line ol
a: lea-t $.'111,111111. niui lor the purpose of
leducifig tin existing taxat. on on -eal
esia'c ami no' for the pinposc of addl-
II n.i 1 ia ml. tin es, and 'hit 11
unliable d'vis n he made as lieiween
tie ctv and State of inonev now ol
, lectid uiidei Hie Inheritance, moitgngc
rid ex. I'' tax laws
T. ' tesill'lolis Wee filmed hv I ol..es.
Slew, 11 llrowiie, Mlolpn Hlocn. lien
HhKh and L. Vlci. r Wtll
llellevcd Him to llr "iimrp" and
time t p I, nail.
Svcr Lakh. March II. -On, Hugh I.
Scott Is camping to-night 1xt-tlve
miles south of Thompson's with Tse-Xo-tlat.
old Polk. Posev and a son of
l'oev'H He is accoinpnnle.1 onlv bv
Ills ifilerh and .1 resident of llluff who
Is drvlng the team wlili-.lt Is earning
the armj otllcer and his prlsoi.ers He
will arrive at TJomiwin'i some t ine
to-morrow and will bring ht pr'soners
to Salt Lake, where thev will be lodged
In the county Jail with the six other
Indians who are now here
T. only reason Scott was sucessful
l that the Indians regarded him as
"square ' l(eirta which have 1 me
from HlufT ay that old Polk and I , sey
both expressed a des re to follow out
the adv h e of ton Scott
(Sen Sect 'tfue to sav .until n;
concerning b't ipture of the Ind ati-
"Of course I expect cooperation on the
part of the Senate and Assembly. I
rely upon the Legislature to pass the
tax bill, nnd I do not believe that body
will care to nssumo rtsponslbtllty for
Its defeat."
The following was Mr Morgenthau's
telegram to the (lovernor:
"Certain parties are endeavoring to
discredit your tax commission bill In an
underhand way A circular signed
Mlburban Taxpayers Association.' with-
, out names and without address, has
1 been sent broadcast. It
I a Tammany trick. The
havf
seen Oliver
only men who
borne recently.
The agents took thl" man awav
them, apparently with the intention of
keeping him over night, as he had not I
returned home by midnight 1
Reporters swept the block, but failed !
to llnd a iosltlve clue that Oliver Os. j
born lived there under anv name
People In one house said be tlx . .1 next;
door. In that house r porters were told
that Oliver Oshorne lived In th.- house!
Ilrt visited, and o, 'itpant of a nte
down the street said that a man an
ts apparently swering Oliver iistmrncs nescrip
taxatton and 1 Hon lived further down the block ,
legislation committee of the Ileal
I.state Hoird of Xew York unanimously
I indorsed the bill as amended In the
Assembly.
Kven' taxpayers' organization will
the defendant. Mr. James W Oslsirne
"In view of what has been said hv
Mr Osborne I express the hope that no
effort will he made by him to ailjust the
litigation betw. en Miss Tanzer nnd him
self until a Jury of his peers bv their
solemn verdict' determine on what side
Os. Jiistl'o lies. If .Mr. oshonic'M nllegeii
I claims have sound foundations In fact
with I ho might submit sueii claims to the ite.
termination or a jurv or vveivo impar
tial men of the great metropolis of Xen
York and not attempt 10 poison the
public mind against this little woman
who brought the ease nsalnt him.
'The udmlsslon on t'i part of Mi
oshorne tha- two oihet l.nurr tefned
to take the case agaui-t him Is at lat
some proof to the puMic that mv tit 111
lias no fear of Mr Osborne hee.iue he
Is an ex-Dlstrlci Attorncx, and In othei
ways a pnw, rf ill getitletkan I note that
Mr. Oslsirne does no give anv reason
whv the other lawers to whom I he
case was offered refused to take It
I
i.iii'ue Purl of .i.,ooo.ono
"Triivelliiiir KxpeiiM's" Last
Year Was hue lo Thorn.
Mnvsv, March 11 Mote than lie
iilM.i.i'iiii was needed lust veiir to defray
the travelling expense of State 0IH1 :als,
ic oiillng to tabulations made by
lie. 1 ge A (ilyiili. executive auditor to
Hov Whitman Of this amount IT5n,-
was tumbled foi bj the last legis
lature under the lead "travelling ex
penses
A large part of th'
scent foi the opi ration
f who'll thei
CHARGES ON WORKMEN
BILL WILL BE SIFTED
Aio-einbly
That
to Deride
Sll Mi vim
I'l'ove ( ae.
Tii-niuht
.Mnt
50 CALLED IN CLEARY INQUIRY.
llttiiniitlMtis Thnt Tvvctit? tiidlcl
tiienl ln follow lleiirlim.
Xvvck, X Y Mai.li II. -t le.iKi
llfl Mltlle.sMS I..IVC lie. II silllltlio'letl to
appeal Hits morning ii. tin- hcr-itm he
rote lleferee William II llolchkls, tc
. eiitl apiioi'ited bv liov Whl'itiau to
take evidence III tin invest ig it 1011 of Hie
piosecutor's olllce in Itockland coiintv
The Investigation ,1- uli of Hie trial
foi lollidei- and ..'-qit'ltat I si I tec. uiher
of former Town cieik William V. I'learv,
who killed his eighteen. v eat .old son-tn-law.
District I lorn, v Thomas ilagan
was ihaigo.l with neglei-t of dill'' after
thai tilal. II Is 11. so promise, I th 11 the
Hart I Minn c.i.e, in w Inch 1 lagan appeared
f..r the .state, will b. delved llllo at the I
Inoivit', Dunn, ihnugh convlcied and
setllill.ill load gl.lftet, lll no
sirveil .1 dav of It's Icrui I
1.1 .vil Paul Slr.vker, .1 lawei or
Willi. 1111 etreet, who was retained by
Kt'ed Xew man. editor of the Dockland
i.'oniilv M rttst nyi 1 and father id Clean's
victim, will present m the referee In-
foriiint'iin he has nhtalned concerning
the Clean case
Intimations were m ide vesterdav that
a scot, of Ind'ctnient may follow the
reft in 's hraling.
IT'S A FARM DE GINK NOW.
.leO llnvls
Ivlim Will
This sprlnu.
I or I line
ItoH-roN, M.nch II .left Davis' King,
propilctor ol thi' Hotel De Oltik, New
Voik, 1.11,1 1111 olllclal visit lo the Hotel
lie Jollies at I'NsCX Stleet, this C'l.V,
to-111; lit King was watnily welconnd
by I."' I.ipp.l, in.iiinger of the locil
hostelry, the malinger having 1 11
founerlv associated Willi King In his
Xew Vol li woil.. The vIsllniK bonlf.iie
was ce. nited lliloiuh the .lohles., and
1 after jlniig II tin 011 ver. iiroiioiinci' I
Mi lliowne thru took UP 1 I "1 of 'I"-' It a pal.no III lor .1 K.ng
spuing eritn isms of the .1 Innnt-1 1 .1 King told l.lppa that he musl epe, t
mn s ' Wastitul ami 1 t 1 av again iiiein- 10 give hattle ., the organUeil charities
01 1 ,,f this city, tho same as he had In en
the , nhllued to do in New Voik
ll.Ofln.OOn was
of State auto,
are l"l As
neit as Hie executive auiiiiorcouniieaie
jITn.i was spent last vcar for the
Maintenance of these State cars
The tabulations wete sent by Auditor
illvtu lo AsentblMiiaii Alexander Mac-
Donald, 1 hall mail or tie Assemni.v vvajs
and Means Comnilttie, and Senator
I llenrv M Sage, ulialrn an ot the .senate
I li na nee Committee, for u-e 111 making 1
I up the limit draft of the appi opt latlon
1 hill In his letter to tin chairmen
Auditor Clynn said :
"Hi ports from di parimenta snow- mat
the expenditure f- r postage I curt led
unilci thi.e he ids, t.itiel). postage,
transport. itlon and prlntim. Letter
postage Is evhlentlv chaiged plainl.v to
postage, mall b panel post is charged
10 iianspoitatloti and htainpid envelopes
with pilntlin- milter Is . h..rgi-il lo pilnt
ing ' II seems lo be tile pollcv of mar
deiailniitits lo purchase alitellioblle!,
without having appropriations for that
piii-ios, The cost of the cni Is charged
to in. mv funds The cost of mainte
name I also distributed so that It is
Willi dllllcult.v thai such expeinlltuies
111,1 In- known Ii inquired ui.in de.
n irtnu-nts a o onlh In segregate the
est of milnteiiance of rtiitiitnohiles
lrom tne accounts iigaluH w hlch char!ce
were in. tile '
Auditor HI 1111 also railed attention
to the fad that there aro l.OOll stenog
i.iphets III the State service, loielvlng
a lolal of l,0fiiii0o. Tabulations pre
paid! on the number and cost of em
plov merit of sudi .itenogiaphers Indicate
that the w rkmen's compensation leads
all other dep irtmeiits In the number of
stinogtapliers eit'plojed. Thete am lull
stenographers In this depai lim-lit and
I'n- iccelve annually Iflx.xxn
T' e Secielarv of Slate i niibi.v s elght.v
six stenographers at an annual cost of
IHT.uIll In Hie Lil.ol Dep.utment
sev ent v -nliui sten, uraplicrs receive J7".-
11 1 a veil The fotlv-four legislative
steiiogi apliei s receive V.'I.'il'i each
ea r
CHELSEA ASKS NEW SCHOOL.
WIDOW'S DEATH A MYSTERY.
Aiiivnv. Maph II. Tne Assembly
will pass t. -morrow tuglit the i..oiution
of Itcpnhlic.in Leuiei Kloti It. Ilncvii.
which passed the Senate la-t Umbo,
providing tor .111 iivesfgatlon hv a tn
lllltlee of title.. Sellaties and three s-semhlv-tneii
of e , ha.ge nisnle l .1 hit
la-o Slllllv II, Itepuhlli illl sselllblv nklll
ftxnn i'h. ml. 111, 111. 1 coiintv. i.wil i.isiiili.v
eornpaliles h.1,1 "airang.sl" to havt the
dl'ist agt.-enient amendment 1. the
vvorknien's comie.ns'itloti isinttnislon old
Ji issed ligardless of the politic 1 .010
plexloil .1 the Leglslntlll. Allolhet
charge was that "b .-! irnm all parts
Ot the Slate 'i,ld come 10 Mlianv 1 use
tt" inusi sinister ot po.n.cnl utcisu es
to force the amendment thioiigh.
Mr Sullivan Is exp.ited to he the,
Mist witness, and he will In- al.cd to 1
........ i.. ti.. 1... .-..n ,
,.'. ,,.1 1 1. ' 1. lie. Yonkei-s, io-da
...... ... . ,
ea t In 1 Hi. mm who gave him his
information was supt. Caisvvell ol thei
(hums dep.. 1 tun lit of the I'lilcl.iv and.
Casiialtv Compali Tin latter a de-
ninl thai he lold Mr. Sulllv in m h a
storv and :ihl that Mr Siilluai is in-I
a grudge.
report, d in tb.l 111 I" logbl
Itepiihltcau Senator would be
stand to discredit Mt Sulli-
In that hnuss It wa denied that anv
such person lived there
Al' nf t(ie officials in the cae re
malned away from their homes all
day and un'il late In the night. M.
fall Into line as soon lis the exact facts I .Marenaii was rxpecini noni- , ,r 01110.1. . ,,ortant lsue. will
are known It ts important mat aunt-, "' ' "'" " "' ""
1. neat miMleliv ns to the evnet contents V od. Mr. Marshall s assistant In chare-
of the hill be" had and nlo that cople 1 or the prosei utinn or Itae
of the hill lit the final amended form, fayed awav trom-h.vnc
v . 1 soorne oiuisi i.n ',)
early in the evtnlng.
h- would.
ptoval of th" Mm hoi. I I.
the Slate Conservation I'mi
Mr. Moote (lectured thit
t-Ktji me Hiitiportlng the in.
the plesent cotiinnsion 1
thefts nf lumber and ml.
I'llto SIlllS llgllllist the III"'
which would net tin si
1 nnd, onn.
In bis stun me. ,t .Mi m
Col. It.11 hour foi not pi.
facts In tie Ad I..
also sttlkcs at l-'ranl I. v
dent of the l-'mpiii Si ie I
nets Association , II M 1
dent of the llrooklv 1, 1 ,
pany; Ferris J. Mi ige p
Santa Clara bilmli' r Cm,:
I. Hell of Ciena Kail- .1''
Union Hag and Cap. 1
other largo Adlrondaca r
Commissioner Moot.- ,
after the present Ivm,, r
slon won two lumber
tho Korest I'loilm i n
a renlutlou calling 1
headed conservation mm
present comtnlssion h 1.1 '
for political putpos. '
The Comttllsstoliei ill, 1
Ik i Interests killed a l .l
lot" to settle many or th,
though It was f iiiglo 1
Pltichot and other, who
llrooklyn Coperage r,mi
tloiw as "acts or vandal. -1
Mr. Moore also . 1 r,
llatbotir Is presl'bn ,.r
Twlim Compai v ami . v.
cnmpatilcs, and explain. , I
iHlsitlOU to the pleselil
due to the ract that th.
restricted the use of II
hurting the liuf-lnc
companies, othei menib, 1
Imur's committee wet. pi
Mr. Mo re w.th these ietn.uk"
"I". Hagemaii lla'.l. the .
'he Association foi tin It
the Adlrotid i k. 1,.is alw 1.
1 g inline friend i.r t'e 1.
(alwavs ..pposed bad Ug- ,1
I lsted gol legislation 1 1,. -
hct s f the 4 omtlllt l.i -A ' . ,
I lord, formerly a St it. t o
suiii rlntet.ileii' of Dr W
gnat preetve at Vdic-
I toiiiar II Van Xo'ibr. .1 ' .
. "The inmmerclal Inn I" 1 n
cotiitnlttee represent
' stand to lose ahoir
Stale's suits llglllll-t
I ,
It
1 1
l..r
1 r,
II
be available for
det,i. Command
sssls'ance."
distribution without
me if I can bt of
SERVICE BOARD MEN PICKED ?
Col. ltBmril WhM In He One of
the leleellons.
,
A dewpatch to the rrtbuiie from
Alhan.v last night sas that four of the
live men who will he apsiiuted by !ov
Wlitt man to the Public Service Coin
inisson of the Uiti District when Coin
mis' tiers Mci'all. Cram, William".
Wis., and Mnlthle c'vise to ..ct In thei
pre-,nt ao'1tv have been decided
upon The.v are Co',, William Hivw.r.l.
Travis Wh tin-v, Henry lloilgi
and Kiiitsl'-v I. Martin.
p u .ii that 'lie four nietnliers "
Lie 11111111111011 against whom .liarg.s
. f iii.scondiict. itietlicietic.v and ttegiect
have heen tlbl- M"C.tll. Cram. Will
i.rn and U.esl will .e rens.x.d tin
ek If the Ooverno'- tltid.s them guilty
Thev are to appear before the liovirnot
to answer the 1 hargrs to-morrow
Tat.zei also
while Jam s 1
to gft home
he had sa d
We nne lnve.gatei that teatuie or,,,.., .i, r nnh.d
the mailer and at the ptoper time and 1 ,,,, they will sin cecd
place, ir that sunjec; hecomes an tin-
be able to present
evidence from whnh the reasons will
appear."
Itenjamin Slade 1 counsel lor Vi;-'
clnlus I Mavo. brad of the M..vo Had. a- f
tor CompHlr. 111 ttie su t hrou-hf
against Minn (,,, e the ,ti. ,,o o' hi
stenogranhi" l.dha'i M Cool.
M."
1 1 en
n -I..
of Appwil Santa ' ' ir 1 ,
pretty st- nclv 111 favoi
"I am proud of ti,.
1 iov D I no prott I
tl nil re. otd U . h iv. 1
law Why do ' , 1 1. r I . ,
'ee w mt lo test, .re 1 -'
b 'i pill'! 'v " 'I elle '
' I
I
Oslinrite flles No l.lulil.
The lawer na found .i I, - . .
club l'C III the event' g. lie ! fit
to dlecllss any development or the i iv.
snvlng thai he was a 1 Iov eriin-ient w.t-j
nese In the case again! Mis Titian '
and fiat It would be Indiscreet fm hint
to say an thing
Itae Tanner wa another pnti. mm' m
the case who could not be fouml W'er
he mi. arresteil .in P'ri'lav. two ,',v
arter she !e I her hreach f p om n
agaltisi James W 1 ishorne. she g.-e her
adlrei a 7i' Pin.huit ,i",,e
Tenant of that house mil, I 1 -1 eve
anv clte to her Whetcuhoo's ae, m ,
he did not ''V e tin re.
The application of the iiwe" o
1. '1 of particulars to the t,,,s - , t'ie
f.n toty worket' uit ,igaint 'i m vv '
be heard n Part I "f th. Sip' n,
t'oart th' inoriotig VI, I .- tlh 1
the appi' at ion on l'"- iv In ' lf
s.itrl thit the su.i agaitit htm w 1 Mat I.
tnnil. or else Miss T.inrer vv,! heng
1ij.e, a a tool b.v hu enemies.
lie waul t , miow w he- and '.vhere
Mr. Itelnno In I. Iff- I'nrled line
kers Ni'Uhliiirn,
YoNKt.r.s. X, Y. Mar.lt 21 Coroner 1
James P Dilffn U'gah an .nquuy t'i's
livmlng into the nisteuois death or
1 Mrs Hon nee Delano, a oiing widow
whose hodv was found 111 the batliiooni
of lor apattmin'. at 115 Saiatog.t uvc-
INFANT MORTALITY LOWER.
Itl.le In lole
t,nol
Its.
snnie nv In
111 t rn hum uce
l'linri;ed.
ads He ridiculed the uses 111,1, Ii
the M1111I1 1p.1l Lodging House, said
Mayor had fulled to vilo wasteful hills
mid that the ineinbelM of Hu Hoard
of estim.ite wer so used to having mo.
pie ,,11111! .11 and sav, "llete. give me a
ral'llon or two" 1h.1i liny ihought noth
ing of It.
"They talk about home rule, he con
t in ilil. "The adinllllstiation of Hie
of Xew York Is tun to be trusted with
home rule. I don't ciun who forms
tha admlnlstiallon Tiny got a
home rule lull thioiigh In I'lLI Hid they
nnlv piii inlo n. thai pcit of ii vv li Ii It
enabled them t,, - in ml 11101 uiniii Tin;
part ttt.it allowed thrill to riilu-e t.
urn - an nitao ekpi.nliiii 1 u r i.
tegai ded
M llrowin I m h d found ix
trai-irdl'inrj w -i icrm ics m, ,,i nl'
tne Manhattan and iUei 111,010 innlgis
. nd hi t ,r instruction ami iiialuti ii.inci
Vf the Muni pal llulldlni: lie pre.
Accoidliig to leppa King slid the Do
'IMil, farm pioposllion was ruing to be
put thinugh mid that enough land will
have been seemed b) April I to stait a
gri ii in my men al wink I'.idi m..n
who Joins In Dm f.iim.iiK schemn will
hare In lh piollts, ami King i-.iiil he
city did not kcu how iiiiiii.ng ,1 truck larm
collld fall to he prnllliilile when the
prlceM demanded by Xew York let.'illeia
vverv taken llllo consideration
. Ic
I'riisMir clil .Near llod,
Willi 111 empty Untie lauilled pi'Uic
'-I Iving in-1 tl1 111 llciiij M'ti'licll, all
trl' lati, s.i e,ii'H old, was found jes.
iiiiliiv a'ici noun on tin ilonr ol a fur
nlslu'd loom ai "II llciklmer street,
Hrookljn Ainbiilancc Suigcun Clenu na
of St Mary's Ilnsplinl said the young
man had been dead for several hour.
In to p
It war
thai some
ptl , 11 I'll
van
COMPENSATION LAW 0. K.
Hlnue Invites llilncatloii Commis
sioner to Inspect lllil struct ores.
The I'lnlsca .Neighborhood Assocla
llou has asked the Commissioner of
education to come down to the village
at the association's expense and see
whether or not a new school Is needed
oil the Wel Twentieth strict site sc
ulled for that purpose.
Moicovcr the association In a report
has piepated llguies which will be pre
sented to the llo.inl of education at it
next meeting on March II to show that
by selling the sitea of threo old schools
- Xos. II, IK and Id tha city could
realize llfiii.iion, more than is needed to
build the new school.
Xol one of these old schools la fire
proof or even p.trtlally so, the assocla
lion says, and " " per cent of the class
roiue arn ciowdcd beond their legal ca
paclty "Klrc onl'is ale outstanding against
light out of nine Chelsea schools," tho
report says ''Only una school has
modem school furniture throughout,
Wardrobe mnl dlinklng facilities are en
tirely Inadequate and retiring room fa
cilities am barbaric."
Chnli-miiii llovvlltiu In n,i.inciit
Opposes m.-iiil in t-ii 1 ,
Thit Hie rccenllv pa se.l amendment I
lo the Stall worhiiuo i . i. , usatlon
law w mil b is caused so nun h ttouh.c
at Mbanv will benefit no om ami will,
not i educe the expense. of the nil
mission was Ihe opinion jiveii out es- i
ti'tdav b.v Knl 'I IC Dowllng, chalriiiau
of the oninusslon ami i pi t sentlng sub
slantiall.v Ihe commission's vnws after,
light mouths of expei icnce with the
present law linv. Whitmnn bae all.
nouiiccd he intend to hold a hearing
upon the miit'iidmcht befoie apptoving ,
It- !
"Since the aini'inlineiit nqultcs that '
the commission shall examine each
n gi i fluent and approve it befoie it be
comes mi iiwanl." said Mr Dovvliug. "I
can see no liescnlng id expense and
possum an ail. I. 'il expense
"I lliluk thai the law is winking welt
now, and object p. nil, 'ill, ,1 Ij to I'm, im;
the einplojcr and emplovee into m-goil-
Itiolle for settleinelll a I I'Vefslotl In III,'
old pi. i, the of birgainlng In I vv ecu I hem
Such a ptactiie tends lo create ant.ii-'o-11
Ism
'i see rillihcr no hem III In the pro
vision foi' mv one mile Il shall turn
out in ration that ihe Injure, I cn-
plovo. or hw ilep, intents will nceive
less Colllpenato J ah at plerelil. In
which case the insurance companies
alone will be gaincis, Al any
eight months work we have
hnntil of anv demand on the
either eiuplovcr or ehll'lo.v i e
change '
To her nelghoors the widow, who ilv.d ,
in luxiirv. was a woman of nivterv.
She was last seen alive Satiiidav alio-
noon ) Mr e c, ttaket, who hv
I m-xi dooi
I When Mirwiii Mats" the Janitor,
i he.uil dogn barking In the ap.iitment he
tiled ii vain '" aron? Mrs Delano
opening ti. door with his key he In
vestigated and found her full drisscd
slrel.hed deml on e (loot.
, Prank lllgbet a summer resident of
1 c.rccnw ,ii, who is a hrother-in law 01
Mrs Delano, motored to linker and
arranged for the tuneral on Tutda.
ti:vv. Much II The ,h;s,,n
i hlld hygiene or the Si it. Di pat tmeiit . r
Health iniiouiic, , lo-dav that I e iiifinl
uiortabt.v rate rot- Jamiaiv n tie Stale,
mitlie ot New k lo. w.i .vith r
one po.'it a 'ow us 'tltal In New Yo-k
, ttv I'm Jauuaiv a M'ir ago the i.ite
ill Ihe S' .te vv.l IvveliM ,i,,nt hlglle
III III II New Vie k , III I'I'o hid i t ii
issiinl to d.i.v siv til ,t n il t i,.t,t be
licvce till di isc hi I Ii due I th,
, .mil'. i en ol i dm a' on on. in, l, d 1,-t
',,!
I hei e vv . e , i v -ot
inr.m' nnd, i I .
of this veil i n.i ii , I
.I,
i 1 1 w el
hi 11 .1,1,1,
inilat v . I 'i I 1
POSTMASTER KELLY ROBBED.
UNITED CIGAR HOLDUP AGAIN.
Iloti siorc .
nlllU Held
.XIhii sren IIiim-
lloe,
II s
Hi'iTi'liir. I
Mso
0 Preslilent
1 lileii'.' loll
VI c oen V
lit leu
I'lg.ll tole it
Uors.vth street.
night, hack, ,1
walked nto
III I'niial -ii
about 1 1 an n
tin clerk, .lo
Cir'hv un again! the wall at
United
i'. i, near
lock lat
mil Mi
the point
Who. I '..sttii i.!, U ill ,m
f Hlooklvi w is li-teu tig lo
at a tes, motilat iltirn i ivei,
elliplo.VltS ill .!-lhhl, I'll!,.
S.iiunliv mghi thievi hrok,
home al xx Si John' pla. .
ami stole Hit r,llowilig .it r i ,
suit ' an . v.-ttiiig mpi.
I.v p....
11 rid
It'
diamond ring tvv,
ill, tins, all worth.
it ,
ool.lv '
I'- I II .-
IWO gold
i pin and
Mr Kellv
n' a revolv.i mil then empiln, thei vvaiches, a
till The go' Una in chick and ?:! two gold
in i.ish Then linv walked out, teat - i K. i;,n
Ing .MiC.ii'b blowing into a police I -rim same night Samuel Mitt. e-r.
whistle tary to Ptcs.ih ni ,,f the Hoaid of Ablci
I'Oiiceman .viascr iiuiiri me wuistie ,,.,ti McAnenv wis ,,,l,l,, ,1 ,,r X"
'worth of Jcwe'M white he and In- vv
aid started tovv.nd the siorc. and when
m ar saw a man brmk Into r m
Mascr caught him t the eiu ih.-th
slicct taion the piisoncr said he wis
Hen Ulner. II, of ,M i'hiytu- -l ei
I Mi I'm th. the police a, blent lied h:n
as the man who In Id the gun and he
. was locked up
n
Will'
Wcl I
islllp tl t
I si i eel
l p I ' im t i
rate In , stieet In
not yit' evening
part ot
foi' the
TWO EAGER FOR DEATH.
NrtvnrU Xliu, Micccfd III snlHile j
Mteinptl Woionli I'olls.
Xkvv.viik, X J.. March II -Allliiii-d
with a chronic disease and believing he
would not get belter, Patrick tilynn, r.n
.vents old, committed suicide In hi home
at I'.ix L.ifa.v iltn stieet this afternoon
by Inhaling gas
About the lime he was dlsfovered
Mrs Catherine Lit lie. a, ycais old, of
ns Union slreci, brooding over family
troubles, drank u quantity of Iodine with
suicidal Intent, She was removed in the
City Hospital nnd Is In a serious condition,
DOCTOR'S AUTO HITS BOY.
x onth. Who Mode llloi'le. Illumed
h I'olli-enin i,
Mom I'lschhr. IS, of 11 I'talellliitrt
Pitkn.i), The llioux. was struck and
knocked down bv an automobile driven
bv Dr Victor Lvon of 11,1 West llfiih
Itioadwav at IIMh stieet last
I'lsiiiler was riding a bbycle
Di L.vnn ook him lo ashliigtoii
HOgllts Hospllal, wheie It wis said lie
hud a possible fracture of the skull and
leveic biulfes. A policeman who saw
tho accident said It was mused by
I'lschler's curelessness.
Molorocle mid lito lolllile,
Stuart Xagle, IS, of 1! Cartetet nc.
Iiue, and (leoige Wilson, II, ol 1,1 la.
side place, Jcrse.v Ct . weie rlil'nu .1
motorcjele along the llud-on lloulevard
near l'nllon avenue eteidav ntti rnoon ,
when they collided Willi an .in oiuoiti. ,
owned and ililvm h Jacob Wnckcr
Wllum Hlffeled a coin iissinii of Ihe
brain and Internal injuries whnh m.n
cause ins-He, nil .Migle's liKhl leg was
frin lined Wacker, who has n ginaRe
at 1737 Hudson lloulavard, was awested
and released on ball
Beyond Doubt
the Best
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ul H.i . All loiik via I
s,M .il '.otiiil olil f r Minn th,
in tdllcr Ale is proof of n Ji
ligii't il t'ivor
Bass
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On Draught and
In Hoi tic Everywhere
II e .lie cViriiMifl Shipments
Hvgularlu, II itlimit Itvluii
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Pass A I n., Illiportrrs, im V. im li ,l s
NOW
See the Car Famed for
Hidden Values
Have you seen the new CASE -the car of hidden
values'.' Xow is the time lo understand it. fmir '
oi'ily. ii.s superb orjjanif uonstruct ion, which mm
it an int'oinparable buy. For the vitals of the Cs!
are founded upon more than 70 year-, of suiv'-
experience in buildinp motive power maehinery.
other ear has such a sound mechanical foiinda'in'i '
You, of course, know of the excellence of C'AI
ilesinn and CASK construction. Rut let u- n'! '
in detail of the many point. in which we spend
materials and workmanship where others miM r
You will find many things of interest to you iudi '' '
buyers.
And also remember that the CASE car c.trrir
more in necessary equipment, than any other car r
class. Without extra charpe we include Extra Tin'
Kxtra Inner Tube on Rim with Tire Cover. V"
Non-Skid Tire Chains and S-Day Clock.
These features, with the 5 per cent, discount il
ca.sh. amount to precisely $110.2."). Add tbir, m
price of any other car in this class; then compan
price and value with those of the CAS' '"2't," ennm
al SlHfiO.OO. It will please us to have you call and
sped minutely the 1)1." CASIO this week, or .e
other time convenien' for you. .lust see ihe '
and you will understand why it is winning mi "
experienced motorists.
u25" Complete $1350 5'
If Wc Priced and Equipped as Others Do, S12.W
Dision
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The Car Willi the Famous Until m"
Weiuhl Only 2735 Pound
J. I. CASE T. M. COMPANY, Inc., Racine. .
New York Branch House
Broadway at Sixty-second St.
I'lionc Columbus 801)0