The evening world. Newspaper, December 21, 1910, Page 4

* The Bvening World to-day presents; W eeithin marks." Is a Moral Obtigation. “What is the ground for FIGHT NERSEY OVER SENATORSHP = etal on replied th WAR an abso IS GETTING HOTTER **: “Do y obligation bind jing to Smith, Backed by Machine, | of tie votes cart att coun Easily Beat Martine | ik Sore ay Gon ren but for Governor. nade sui tt THREE VIEWS OF BATi LE, a , jen Result Turns Upon Binting Force of “Preference” Indi- cated at Primary. uN rs uid nada f ty or of the men. | Will Work for Martine. avked if he intended’ to appeal to the pec the views of t ree principals in the the Senatorial fight now at its height Sic ' ‘4 . nar rat : in New Jerscy—a contest that 1s at-| 0) niga ‘any meets wae : tracting national interest. It 1s the! ready, to accept. invi purpose of The Evening World to give to the public an insight Into the char-| acter of these men and an accurate! ® and authoritative statement of th motives and the principles which ae-| 10 tuate them. No one in the Meld of our influ ¢ yOu exerting or as ate cltine arnor-nlect replied, “Both. e felt that he was quall ted hin thi New Jersey ¢ battle sinfield there was no diMoeutty quotation | your declaras Smith and Martine, the FB. Martine, He is Would win hands dow known man in that| But the attitude of the Governor-#lc State, where everybody ection of the who has taken a determined stand f h one worth | work at it left by his transformoc er orator's' He bas been forty-two year: vernor of Ne wip me by ere n favor of my public sent election, and you know that patronage and “for the four creates public sentiment,” said Murtine| times, He was an unsuc can- to an Evening World reporte Adate for a Congressional rerfomina- tion In three for Arrayed aguinst Martine are a ma- ‘ ete |Constees twice, He was once a candl- petty at ee ach song kalll Mayor of Plainfield and on most powerful of f is | SEGRE ROUEST WHE the boss of Jersey said to-day: | ARHeAL SH the tone “1 am por t Governor-elect Wil | years ago half a vote fon and myself are not in accord on orlal question, 1 ervstand | “1 hold the long dista . and I would like othe:#| candidate,” said the mine, We are botn ac-|” been elected to twated by honest motives, howe I am tho original un- Vergent our views may be. If our posi: | terrified Democrat. tions were reversed [ am sure the Primary Not Binding. ee mou aoe as 1 an act-| Former Senator Smith gave to The Ek ratiad ella cae ing World the following statement he conceives to be his duty. 1 am] Ereine We moved by loyalty to my party and to by » Constitution pi tors hai duty of t tunction. ovides how Sena- Ip makes it the ore to perform this purpose of the Prefer- It was not in- & new method of = United States Senators, It was ely to obtain an expression from the people and to bind candidates for (ne Legislature, if they would agree to be bound. If they would ifot vo my friend, Why He Favors Smith. Smith Jr. for the oM s Senator, I take this Btand for two reasons—dbecause he t+ far better wipped for the office than er candidate named, and iy promixe to ald means The ence law is obvious, Wed to provide ton by all Tt he is chosen Seni will, in my ner agree, then the law was without force. representatives a my That is the situation now but honor it inf.uence suiticient 10} one Demooratle member of the Lesialae benefit it. * from filing plezdes. It was Goy.-elect Wilaon who embers Who WIL make the chotce opening gun in tie war by hi are unpledged, the fleld was open, and toa, two etore forme my decision to enter the race was an- Smith open nounced." “Ie it true that Dr, Wilson called upon you before you annou: candidacy and asked you to nise candidate in pla asked, to let Dr. Wilson that on,” was the reply. Legistatur esto, the Gov- the farme e ehowen sof this i t clted the wry in which Martine, th tor” of Plainfleld, re! ved 48,000 votes and his only oppou a lawyer who only a few years ago Was dishurred, ree | > wolved 15,000, answer | Though Dr, Wilaon now declares that MAKES a FINE he stands unwaveringiy by the result! weh sauce by adding camits that two Vinegne. red himself and Smith formally und a mith. on Dr, Wilson | home the Governoi willingness to discu tuation freely | entered ¢ GULDEN'S MUSTARD My only he sald, “is that you do not use quotation ma: You tre at liberty to use the tacts I you in the form of a third person Intereview, I shall be glad to answer any questions, ects te ut this matter is of such tmportance ML _Dellcatenten & Grocers stores, that 1 am afraid some misconst 10 CENTS, Spoon with eneb bottie, night be applivd to my words if they The authoritative standard of uniform |e in all ae io | to eat, You may like something else better. That is not the oint. PREMIER Plum Pudding is for those who like LUM PUDDING and want to know something about the manner of its mak.ng. It contains candied peels, unbleached fruits, the finest spices, and just enough touch of PREMIER to lift it high into those pleasures which belong to a sense of sweetness, purity, delicacy an d cleanliness, For the Christmas Dinner it will save you time, labor and worry. Better still, it will crown the dinner with what we honestly believe to be the sincerest attempt of the times to restore old England's happiest and most kingly dish to that state of favor where by royal inheritance it belongs. rorvou Premier Breakfast Coffee Qe FRANCIS H, LEGGETT & CO. nae mul 500,000 FOR Asks Portion of in leceenietart ALDRICH OPERATED’ UPON. thie afternoe Aldrich at the Rookey though all information u Pay CHAPEL IS WISH QF ROCKEFELLER, IN MURD a Over Price of Sea (Quarrel sity—Hints at Legacies. CHICAGO, Dec. %—Prestaent Harry] ‘The price of codfn ' oe letter froin it elty, avcord h the Iattery cane Judge O'Sullivan mm to-day Charles Swir Weat Sixty- the murdet Witnesses “on man 1 cussing the 0K dvinkiieg tn it Sixty-first ‘ He oaks that (ie of | while W used fo one witness «a own to th “and of leratand Ww codfish whould be 1h cer endowm| He| Kacies an wills | ¢ other buildings, &c., and) couldn't u INS hia KON AM Its representative dealing with any sin the dis of his (Mr, price of the funds in cas Loe dt kotelions) death, or that of his aon th en the power is invested in the execu 1 Ww is my de * writes Mr. Rookes | s7, vat $1,500,000 | pishing | Swinte Ag Aw the spirit of | evidence stomach. vegress, Mr wht to 1 ature of the un m what may be the required | the remainder of the | shooting lives in in the discretion of | “You don't Hke this defendant, a land, buildings or en- ex-City Magistrate . but no part of the principal] asked Mra. Jolnson H be used for current expenses.) “1 don't dislike him, although he ubt other donors will offer the} owes me five cen replied the wit- ness. Swinton as case of my he y representative, own death and of his is to be succeeded by my roken Tei iu Senator's Hand Ft A sitght op Hospital, Al- 8 to the operas 8 condition was, It was under- ndon in the rixiit Alariol's re. on and Senator Aldric! sed at the Galb, Selb. Assorted Fruits Gla Brandon e charged by n authorities with espionage non the fortifications at Borkum, was 1 in the Imperial Court to. sh Government was r by Its Consul at Hamburg, 366 Sixth Ave., Ni 1 against Swinton, St Ko up the # “t wouldn't swear no man's life Legacies now written tn| away for five cents.” to be written, will bei “Why does he owe ft time to tin “He borre It. fro 1 Mrs. J nd ow ‘ K ways pays money. | uilty of mur Christmas Specials. Mixed Candies, 18¢ per Ib. bor, $1.00, High Grade Chocolates, 25c per Ib. 210 Sixth Ave., Cor. 14th St. Open Evenings. , ER CASE $10,000,000) Shooting of Negro Followed Gift Be Set Aside by Univer- Increased Food. waa the con ing of ama nony te in General Bes. were foods t No it finally codfish, ny the price o| Mt a pound anc years ago, how dn't know the witness con as full of fis) to shut up. Lee iree days later ome and shot s. Lavina night the same m me a N gentle orn’ 0, » 39c per Ib. lear 23d St. ESTABLISHED 63 YEARS JORDAN MORIARTY 155-157-159 EAST 23d STREET ONE DOOR WEST OF THIRD AVE. Hundreds of attractive substantial articles especially suitable for Christmas Gifts at prices way below actual value, and on the most liberal system of credit, to enable you to buy whatever you may need without feeling the stress at all. Lady’s Desk Like cut, with French bevel mirror on top, 3 drawers and com- partments. Actual value $12.00 Special, 897-75 Others in all wood suit every purse, Golden Oak China Closets Like cut, with glass doors, shelves, and bent ides, Actual valu $18.00. Special ity oil pai ves and F haped legs, A Xmas Su Furniture, No extra charge for the accommodation 60.00 worth of goods for $1.00 pe Solid Mahogany Music Cabinets Like cut, richly polished, with value $12.00, Special OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS Everything for Housekeeping Carpeting, Bedding, Draperies, etc, Liberal Credit Given 40.00 worth of goods for 75c per week 100.00 worth of goods for $1.50 bi week a(0) iting on pe lag ed r week COSTOF COOH WAL SRE, | INDSEENTUON = ws | Great Opportunity for Christmas Gift French and Willow t) AND HOAS AT 40 PER CENT . OF THE REGULAR Com PIRIC 1 | Wittow + | Witte SOUTH AFRICAN OSTRICH FEA HER 60, 17 West 42d St., N. Y. A Gfent Caune. (From the Wasbin pa Will admit that w t caune,” Star.) man's suftras said the London suf newered the ‘a great cause Mament; Acker, Merrall & Condit Company Established 1820 | Good Things for Xmas at Popular Prices Candies——Chocolates—— Bon Bons * Christmas Baskets of Choice Fruits The rarest fruits, selected—in fancy Yule- tide packings—$3.00 and upward—an appro- priate gift. Table hino Cher- Delicacies for the Holiday Plum Pudding, Mincemeat, Mara: ries, Glace Fruits, Nuts and Raisins, Olives, Asparagus, Fancy Crackers, ete. Highest Quality. Popular Prices. Fine Cigars in Holiday Packing The leading imported and domestic brands in all the favorite shapes and sizes—a gift that will please the man who smokes. Vintage Champagnes, Wines & Cordials Good Cheer for the Christmas season—The Standard Brands of the World, some our exclusive importation, at moderate price Twenty-one Stores, Conveniently Located To Every Bichalos in New York Give up the hose that last only a week. Buy ‘‘Holeproof” Hose, guaranteed six months. Don’t judge “‘Holeproof” by imitations. guaranteed hose. The genuine “Holeproot"” comfortable, Nothing about it is heavy or coarse. We spend for our yarn the top market price—an average of 70 cents a pound, Yarn can be bought for +9 cents, FAR posi oleproojtiosiery FOR MEN WOMEN’ a Dsiery irs sell for $1.50 up to $3.00, ng to grade and finish, Try the original is soft, stylish and But ours is long fikre and three- s ly. The hose can thus be made accord a the lightest weights, yet be strong There are eleven colors, four enough to withstand six months Of woichts and four grad Six pairs the hardest wear, are guaranteed six months. Get Hose made from cheaper yarns your first six pairs today and see it must be made heavier to make up for the difference in strength. Up to now Holeproof Hose have been sold only at Brill Brothers’ stores; but we lately arranged with Brill Brothers to have them put on sale gener- ally throughout the city. So today you can get you ever wore finer The genuine bear the trade-mark v. Kyery pair is so marked, Nose. p imitations sign of the if you will look for tt genuine, sk a dealer today to show you the ‘Holeproof"’ assortment. »“Holeproof” in almost Write for free book, ‘How to any part of New York, Make Your Feet Happy.” (u7) rales ‘ion HOLEPROOF HOSIERY CO., 701 Fourth St., Milwaukee, Wis. ‘PLUMES — ; i < i ifts to L Ehave bougt COME EARLY TO CHOOSE JEWELRY AT LAMBERTS With Christmas so near you can almost see the lights on the trees. fl amberts offer such a collection of diamond and gold jewelry, watches Hand silve vat you would taink the gift buying season were just beginnii tead of being close to its end. A great of diamond and gold jewelry, watches, clocks silverware and opera ¢ not the only attraction that draws the buyers of s in these last “days before Christmas, Those who { of us before know from experience and comparisons HAT OUP VALUES ARE GENUINE; that every representation wé " S\N BE DEPENDED ON: that our guarantee with every’ L, SUBSTANTIAL PROTECTION. © have not dealt with us heretofore have trust In our e y do wel of buyers keep our store full, Those who come ne jewelry at perfect ease, | Our Store is Open Every Evening This Week Our Diamond Offer Needs No Comment eis A Those reputation, ‘I And so (h early can exam il allow the full purchase price of any solitaire diamond ting if the purchase “Drings it back within a year to exchange for a larger one. Can you imagine any firm in its senses making such an offer un- less it offered the Public high-grade diamonds, such as there is always a ready market tor? A purchase of diamonds at Lamberts, buyers know their contidence is well placed, is among the a ine vestments. $25.00 Superb engage- $50.00 $75.00 Brilliant dtae} | Fine solid 14 0 arat gold mount- mond in careful | tng: flat inside for handmade mount- gravi ing of solid 14- cut and of ex- karat gold. at price. tra fine brilllancy. Other Diamond Solitaires, $10.00 to $1,500.00 Circle of ten carefully matched diamonds about a larger companion. Would be costly. with middlemen’s profit added, $100.00 Diamond of size shown in jet splendid- ry ment very ring at low price, harge for en- ving. Cluster ring, eleven fine monds, in gold, mounting. dige solid hand made gui0 : $130 Lambert Watches Stand Hard Tests e illustrated, like hundreds of others in our store, are mination by expert watchmakers bent on finding From large factories faulty watches come oc- ul our system prevents their reaching Lambert customers, gold cases are tested at the United States assay office. The watches her One of the favorites of the season} among Iadies’ solid 44 karat gold watches; rich- ly engraved tra heavy hunting case; Waltham, Elgin or Lambert pert works, Other Solid Gold Watches for Men, $25.00 Up. $45.00 Other Solid Gold Watches for Ladies, $7.50 Up. Inexpensive Gold Rings for Men , Pledsure-giving Christmas presents are our low-priced, but solid gold rings for ladies and children, Solid gol@ Ma- sonic Ring with let ter G in blue en- 15,00 pol- with three . 87,50 amel Here are some | Six pearls, one | Five garnets, sapphire, $8.00. 38.00. Modish Pair of Gold Earrings pay res, Diamond and Sardor 5, | four sapphires, {320.60 polished, $1.75 State finish, $1.75.) rose of drop-earrings, Solid 44- smamentation, and 4 fine sap- cure them to un, Patent backs s $22.50 * Other Solid Gold Earrings from $1.50 Up Wedding Rings Engraved Free e ihe smaligst of dire Solid Gold We ct profits on the Lambert Seamless ig Rings, but every sale brings us a good will thai 14-karat 18-karat 22-karat.. New Styles of Gold Cigar Cutters smoking is practically universal among men, solid gold S in various styles are among the Christmas gifts most in m our assortment, richer to-day than ever, we ‘make _ pol 14-karat gold gar cutter; polished or rose color; plain, $12.00; $14.00 | w. LAMBERT BROTHERS Third Ave., Cor. 58th St. Store Open Every Night to and Including Xmas Eve Other gole silts for Men, Key Rings, Knives, Pew clis, ete,, $2 SI fi raved, . means sales by and by. We have wedding rings of every width and yle, 14, 18 and 22 karat, Prices $3.30 to $25. t-yarat.. $3.80) 4. ats het i ‘Karat $4 10| 1 . . 20 | ts | a >-karat $5.25