The evening world. Newspaper, July 11, 1911, Page 4

—— dimen Berni ——— = TUESDAY, JULY 11, 191f. Jaze of tetters that were produced in| be | ning's hand, | Q. Where was Cumming? A. He was iahdaliantienuneteatat = 1 P. MORGAN JR. STIRS UP. EVENING WORLD, WON'T PAY $30,380 q TRUST RAGES this ttem of the ment is therefore im- material,” 4 Magistrate's ste “JOHNNY” CURRY portant. The )tasistrate’s conclusions were: coming from a closet In the southerly] “The testimony of the witness Stokes | Part of the room has not been con wradicted, the defend- Q. What room? A parlor or eit-/@Nts choosing to sternain mute. If his| ting-room. story be true, then tinsse defendants a Q, Did you see Cumming ta «| Rully of an tnfamorts crime. ' coms an | 1 saw him looking around and stooping} the law vests in ma& I have excluded (Continued from First Page.) | down. many {OH Aste 4 caida at 4 _ that did Cumming sav. te you|COUnKel which defenc\ nts claimed af- } 3 eee ee Tene Ay tetas at] fected the credibility of the witness , | Ne waid “Whot do vou think thie iad” fStoKe®, Dut which In faut tended to es- / ae —s—. , at do. yo «this ts?" [tablish some evidence oi* a scandal con- — SAID HE WOULD GIVE LETTERS TO MR. WHITMAN. Q. Did he know what was in the pack- age? A. 1 don't think «0 Q. What did you do with the package? cerning one of the «tfendants and Stokes with which I sho.@d not be con-| corned since It did not {)t any wise re: late to the issue involved , nor assist in| determining the probaviliti ¥s of the case Independent Dealers and Ped: dlers Have to Stand 50 Popular Young District Leader Gets $5,000 Job Created WITH CHALLENGE 10 SHONT Ser ore a Cormick had first entered the room ed. | Deputy Commissioner Dition was \ Prendergast Balks at Settling piace’ on the stand and he #wore that —_.— ; Bloom had stated to him that he heard the Contract Prices for | Gleason make such a statement. a es nan WHITMAN THERE/A. 1 looked at it and when I saw that] before me. 7 ™ ‘i " P ‘ ‘ i Mv. Stokes's hand . fo Per Cent. Increase. Financier Shows Newspapers Fireworks Displays. Sriiered Ssart, the misctog srercfor bay Faia THAT (ney ‘magwe be tome er hin] ocace tr BEST TO RUIME by Legislature. NATE ALL SCAN DAL. “When evidence of a scan tel does not | letters and if #0 they should be turned over to the DistricteAttorney. | who was sought in vain Saturday, ap- peared this morning as the opening wit- to Interborough Head and 5-CENT PIECE NOW 10. Comptrotier Prendergast deciied to- Mess to tell what transpired wien Stokes | Th witness sald the letters were tied) Prove or tend to prove the Orie) athe Surrogates of New York County | | tora who supplied fireworks for th ysl "bar ee Indian negro, ana] ,2 What did you do with the letters?| would be neither profitable s.r” tn- *, Curry, Commissioner of dependence Day celebration the contract greene had been sworn he said: A.T pul them In my pocket. Structive to do so and place su@h mat- Records for the office of the Surrogates, And Householders Can’t Get It 5. Plerpont Morgan jr.. proved: to-day price agreed upon by the Aldermanic Know Mr, Stokes by sight. I saw | ,& Then what did you do with them?| ter before a reading public. | under the new law passed this session of f that he was é pi a fs id ‘block’ committee headed by Samuel Marz. him avout 5.30 o'clock on tne relies ot | i. TE OO periene) bats later put them) The so-called Stokes letters’ (Were |the Legislature. The duties of the new i ven at That Rate Because ja: a sueway conterence twid : the} The Comptroller to-day received @ re-| June 7 when he came into the hallway | "Q™H oe long did you keep them theres} Ofered in evidence by the defend 'ants' | office are to reindex the books, papers, ' ‘i _ . : port from Chief Auditor Hervey of the where I was sitting at the telephone | 4 “int Monday morning. “| counsel without objection on the Dis-/ witis and letters testamentary of the i of Shortage. offices of the Public Service Commission. Finance Bureau, which he has submitted | Switchboard. He started to put his foot AQ gay mam ag ga] trict-Attorney's part. They were re | gurropate's office, : He storined and swore like the Commo- to Commissioner of Accounts Fosdick. | in the elevator and I asked him whore lionge A 1 didn't know who was the| (rived as evidence on the defendants’ | mie salary 1s $5,000 per. year and the ' re, and crested a lively scene before ‘That report shows there was graft ee ons to the fourth oor to | A*sistant District-Attorney in charge, I Wraakir Binkesy Versiinony in pay ta, {0h is until the work is completed. The threatened joe famine dexcended| th conference went into executive ses- unusual sise in the fireworks contract. /4,4 ‘Granem apartment, Ne told me | dan't have anything to do 1m Ct eee teen eed in ovitetese| Mr. Curry was swora dn tpeday by ; ‘higgp 4 tmat| MO, chiefly aiming his wrath at Pre Commissioner Fosdick will use the re- | Phen I started to put the plug into | “ASe%., to trace the manner in which they wee ¢| Surrogate Fowler, ; meee sree. Yeew perney 18. eae dent Theodore P. Shonts of the Inter Port in an endeavor to learn who bene-| the telephone board to notify Mise| 4,2 yer” ino lelners tn the safe all of cpeatned by o 1 for the complainand | “Johnny” Curry tn among the young- ’ Yeast upon that section of the ¢t¥) 1 orougn Rapid ‘Transit Company. fited. Graham, as we have orders to do| (iy tme, from Friday untill Monday?) vi, delivered them to the Distr A® lest and most popular of ‘Tammany ; least adie to bear the suffering—the! Wren ys > feached the four ‘The Comptroter tnfignantly shows! whenever anybody calls on a tenant of AQ’ tia” you examine the letters?| torney eaders. His district 1s the Thirteenth, swarming, pallid, haif-nourtshed east! teenth floor of the ‘Tribune Building in that the displays given were not any-|the house. Mr, Stokes stopped mo and) "yh gin As soon ne I reached the suitated west of Kighth avenue from ‘ eis. Few were found to deny that! company with his business partner, where near the value contracted for. | Orion © Ww all Pent Ansonia from the Varuna I called in Mfty-first to Sixty-second street Me 4 conditions in this part of the city have| Henry P. Daviaon, 1 was evident that ‘The contracts for Manhattan, Brooklyn, at ts all right, I am expected | Mr. Stokes’s stenographer and had her JAsucceeded Judge Deniel Ff. MeMahow and you need not announce me.’ That at the defense told the Court the boy would say, and tt margin of 8 per cent. for profit on what | caused a ripple because it contradicted count and check off the letters and make copies of them. Q. How many letters were in the the Bronx and Queens Boroughs called Jyvhen the latter voluntarily retired at- for an expenditure of $90,880, Allowing a ter winning a hot primary fight from wry by @ narrow margin. something was wrong. To a newspaper Feporter, whose face he recognized, he aaid: “Can you get me & morning new: Feached the acute stage, and he who Wandered about the Joe davke and WALLSTREET ackage? A. There were ten letter: | "qcurry represe: Lop Cos teammate sow Ait Yee eet Gus fon GE of thams It yon o was actually given, the Comptroller's | Stokes's own story. tome envelope? aad Qn anonymous LAVUELIY TOF several Lab GO. te tae es agoantnd No sooner were the newspapers pla expert figures the value of the dsplays GIRLS TOLD THEY EXPECTED|ter and also something written in The Cloning Prices. Mp peal with Judge McManon and One fact which ew ihastaed the peril lin Mr. Morgan's hands than he began At $12,640.19, Mr. Prendergast will refuse | STOKES TO CALL. French. The following w highest, lowest and tast |made quite a record as a legislator. was that the price Gf ice was oMfictally |to boll. He opened ono after the other F to pay cnore than this latter sum. The| wt gnow both of the ladies,” «ald the! After copies had been made of the | wags of stocks for vaiay aud the art changes as| C)ucry started lite aa a messenger, boosted to-day 9 per cent. to all inde-|to the page upon which the conference J. P, MORGAN J table showing what was contracted for! poy, “Both of them came in during the| Wetters. did you put them In the @af0? | compared with yesterday's closing quotations. Tthen Decame a telegraph operator. To- } pendent dealers and peddlers in the ten-| Was announced, and threw them down — | and what was given le: fternoon and when they came tn they < De sngene iis, Neve: comma ie: Tigh. Low. Last. Ch'ges, [day he aoe one of the strongest } ement districts. ‘This meant a rise of /ON the table in front of President |gan was extremely anxious to have It Contrast mattmnted | aid fey, Grecia 6 wenreman te call, | that sate? A: Omy Mra, Gleason 6nd HAY Ge inl ch sieiae bo meee On if 90 oF 100 ‘. 1 mer, |Shonts, who was an early arrival, and |made clear that hls entrance into the Price. ase | Seley Wace tebe oe ee ar cones ENG f t think she looked at them. bet Md y fem Whe teat te } orien the reece ea Een | was goated under u big electric fun [negotiation war not to aid the inter. | MAMRAtAM sescsesssss.8INET 8,878.1 | BOL T needn't announce him, but to show | "Mtr tore asked the witness If Cum th [WS nth ntrages Onto Ren toe oe us the five-cent chunk of yes- pearchnpaty dd igh te | Brookly: ‘96.65 Dim right up.” a en shy ¥ c % | Fourte. ath street. Curry has been op- terday was 0 to-cont omuax to-day [THREW PAPERS DOWN IN FRONT |Deroush, In fact, Mr Morgan did not | Brome deve eonse | , ZBIa DIE of testimony was a blow at| minK had, seen the letters that were £18 [posed tom time to time in primary OF MR. SHONTS, come In upon the request of the Inter- bibl ee ee | the defense, which had contended that} ™,! tgs + 1% | fights, init has always won out by a j to the east siders who flocked to borough. Mr. Morgan consented to join | eens Lied 2,888 | Miss Graham did not know of the call er ete” Serre mr ~ 2 | Ue marwin, : the docks wy thousands for their | “Here —— —— it!" shouted Mr. Mor~ Jig coutorrees «io Te. est of city oftl- con ane }on Misa Conrad. bees ; = 8 ‘ j Gaily pittance. If the fat dweller [Af St the Interborougn head. “LOOK | otniy to outline the basis upon which | Dotel presses, $90380 © $EHI9! Following the negro, A. TH. Gleason, | ,,7° ine DiMeOAMEERIe Serer cet t 2? SRHIPPING NEWS | found the price the same to-day it Nuri Sucath Gulag picked up the pital could be had for THE #420 ABOUT Mate NORV Al) Eeraonnl Attorney, foe Stokes eto whom /On Monday I communicated with Judge +18 = 4 hb boobuse the Bry 4 ‘ \ yi etective James Cumming swore he had | Oicore and Mr. McManus, both counsel +14 ALBDLANAC POR TO DAY, Leone hous’ newspapers and casually glanced at the given the letters found in the apartment x t ; — ]Sun rises. 4 w sete. 728 Moon’ rises, 7.28 m er | *|for Mr. Siokes, h m1 sgh: wife's foe cake was out im Bail. headings, which were a unit in ane pariiedine Meivations wer tue ties bg “Hl testified. Robert M. Moore, for the de-|10 the lette that they might attend Fei Thy Tin) pants ; | But the matter of price wae not the| nouncing that Mr. Morgan ‘iad come ] Brookiyn and: the Bronx. What was to | fns®, examined him in this f Q. You knew that Mr. Stokes said | ra 42a. OM AM. BM j ‘worst of It. Thousands of the poor were| to the rescue of the Interborough. M have been a $420 display at the Williame- Pe a ora eae ak enone while In the hospital that the letters |( ' “St + % hin OS 08 bee ; turhed away at the docks with no ice| Shonts made no reply. burg Bridge Pisses pointed out 888 | wouldn't say that. I am onc of his Rectnes girs’ gor back: (wre AA” pet A oer a ia 88 / . eve yeu read them? con- sample of bow it was intended to graft ; jlet the girls go ere and get | Tena io G.. 5 aw at all, Tt wasn't there after 9 o'clock | 41104 from the city. ‘The Comptrolier cies |Sttorners. I am attorney for the cor-|ihem?" A. 1 believe he sald something | $4 PORT OF NEW YORK, except for contract customers and] Vir ms wera 7 have heen ta —~— the followin Poration that owns the Ansonia, to that effect % @sRRIVED, crowds of little boys and girs and| pow Uae Atte PARE: Bie Geers ae ala ed 16 shells at 2 conte... she aheoling th que var gotta tolteest | aut Geoxding to told, the two sitle tor t a igeeaas’ : bg oe iy Di = is sel Aste! ors? /attempted murder, Magistrate Frescht + Ye | Saramacca wornout women hovered about hopiax| (here the younger Morgan fairly|, ew ; 100 parece powder .. 10.0] A. Tw the aparta on Friday {ead that @ prinetacte ones bid been 4 «| Denver i to get the fow acraps that broke from| shouted), I am out of ft from now oc | MMe tenm defeated the Yate-Tiarvard [4 batteries 15.00 after the shooting. | made against the defendants, against % 7S ltr cae 81 Savannah 4 cahes being loaded in wagone. Tem.” au 10s ise aon meet ted We they tat rm ae mitre find Cumming, the. house which they had elected for the time to 3 Sj ari phen] en's Club this afternoon, The Eng- | To tess ec nf the Ansonia, an tral] present no testimony to show justi 200-TON LOAD AT STANTON 8T,| MF Davison hero whispered tn afr] hioysiann wou ‘ive, lesa. im tno | ANOWinE a man at #8 to eet the Are: [Oficw men there? A. No, si Hom, Ho sald that if Stokes told. ty ] bal STEAMAHIFA, : : 8 ear, and his volce droppe ber iaar nel uel Md ah works off and % for cartage, the Comp. | Q. Where did you meet them? A.T/ truth an. “Infamous crime” had. b | . roan i GONE AT 9 O'CLOCK, Then Public Service Comifssioner Will: | mae {Von {AK the 16-pound ham- | (roiier thinks the cost of the eatire dia- |met them on roadway on my nmitted, and then passed along to i 8 Se rate ow ease , At ‘the foot of Stanton street there 18] cox and Borough President McAneny yard asi, the One| jiay pnould mot have been more than|the Varuna. | that the Stokes letters were im- +1] g Trequols, London. I &@ branch of the Forter-Scott Company, | came in and the door was closed. uartersmile run, the vne-milo run and | ¥g.75, amd only on that baste will he| Q. Who did you meet besid portant, u rathtay nt ecthoe the larkest of the independent concerns | “Metore tho conference were on an | ive “ve-mile run. ‘The Americans won | pay ming and the Central Office detectives? | ‘This ruline makes them a material s Ming Joachim, "Colom, MAU tha. ciatanit. 400; Evening World reporter go Met Mergen [{he lurdie race, the natf-mile run and ntatives of contractors, how. | A. Mr. Sullivan and Supt. Bloom of the | matter and establishes the essential ele- © | Com aa} ie vot ono baren tend Cite dad $086 bin snetdecbiy coced cae | (he. let and broad 3 Chisolm of | ever, stated that this bests of settle. japartment house, and also Mr. Searing, | ment of perjury, should a charge be | UTGOING siVAMSHIPs, . ' ia Ot 0 took 1t wad oll Meaeiye Aire? ly cooled of - | Yale made & new Intervarsity record in| ment with the city would not be ao-|whom I met at the Ansonia. made against any of the persons inter- 4 § SAILED TUSDAY,. i ; blige i gone ai Asked to explain his explosion, he said: |} winning the hurdie race in 1 cepted and the matter would be taken} Q. You went to the Varuna Apart-| ested in the affair. In order to consti- ot ‘Savannah, ii o'clock. We sold to the poor and hon-] “T @on't care to discuss the subject. rats counted in the scoring, ac-| te the courts. ment House with these men, did you?| tute a case of perjury, such : omen, oo bt ored charity tickets as long as We! Please don't press me. the English s. In]MARX ADMITS HE SUGGESTED) 4. Yes. nd Mr. Bioom let us in. | templated at present, it ts Eotetam. Rotterdam, Jefaon, Novak 1 } could, but we can do #0 no more. Woe| The other attendants at the confer- atlowed for seconds| NAMES OF CONTRACTORS, Q. When did you first seo the pack- iy Jackaonette, Vy have paid #00 extra to-day to get a| ence were former Mayor Seth Low, De Would have wen upton (Ol alderman Mare wes the first witness = j boat down from Yonkers. It may come] Borough Presidents Miller and Crom tie running. preen ‘je.tneet: | called by Commissioner Fosdick. } this afternoon or it may mot. we and former Comptroller Edwart! Aniericans had everything shih gt | admitted that he had suggested ehe ; @ recelve1 am official order this] M. Grout and Commixstoners McCarroll,| way, thelr siyle beg far superton |Uawes of the four concerna that fur- { morning to raise the price to all deal-| Maltbte and Eustis, Commissioner Cram | Huldon beat his previous mark of 22 | toned the fireworks for the public exht- \ ere from 82 0 ton to 4 and we have Gone! misped the fun. These mon were in secret | feot 7 1-4 inches by two inchen, ret ig egg Wosceelayymirodeben rte gan 4 jos pees fo. ‘Ve could get $10 a ton tm many| session for an hour, at tho close of half-mile run Was a beautiful erate the austen ra > — es, If we had the ce and chose to| which tt was mado known that the In-|FAce. Juques of Harvard and Anderaoal the eehibition the nomes of four com, | ame charge th: Ice terderouxh is going te make a new offer | Of Oxford drew ahead and led for the] cerns that he considered best qualified “It 1s no use to deny that conditions| to the cit; oe yeti teal ei ag course, with) to supply the fireworks. are very bad, If this weather keeps up ay be ne last man, Then! ‘The witness also admitted that he ‘ Wwe will have almost no teem a day or|SHONTS SAYS NEW FIGURES/ Prebio with a spiendta murnt of speed | nad had an exhibluon of reworks neat | e 2 twe We oan’: x.. 1) down the river. WILL BE PREPARED. ut down the field. taking he Tead 101 nis home at Balle Harbor, the four Not only i# there a tack of barges, but] ‘You can readily understand that dell | yirds ahead of Anderso igi ae companies he had named to the com- ; the hancs utterly exhausted, | cate negotiations cannot be conducted tn | Jj thind, twenty yarde bebled, | Mttee Supplying the fireworks. hait-prostrated on the !onte from wark-| publi,” explained former Mayor Low | Anierson's timo was LS, He was much| oyirtucee gem Anetra Mente Comes In ing night and day.” after the meeting. “The basis of an| winded. ‘The time at the quarter was) qruiution” eald Alderman Marx. The . Sa Serban al \ ¢ While independent enters generally | agreement with the Interborough ts still |065 2-5. ‘The officials <t rst pur up the| ards fom ty Nome and © Brent mane Four Sizes: . Admi\ted frankly the rise in price, the| undar consideration and it has not yet| WFoRs number and caused the an- dren and orphans enjoyed them.” Manaxers at the docks of the Knlek-| beam found. There will be further oon-| Musiement tuat Jauues had wor, Tate this afterneon Vice-chairman! == 1. Qe erborker Company—the Ice Trust--were | ferences.” letes teeday atid tals Wak takct® ath- Trent of the Board of Aldermen, intro- i not fo frank, In fact, they were ¢x-| President Shonts eald: “We are going | good omen for the men from Yale and {wees & resolution calling upon the Ye ceaedinly close-mout and in moat) to sudnrit some sew figuri ‘They will| Harvard when they trooped on » the ‘Comptroller to withheld all claims prew 2 cases referred questioners to Wesley M.| not be in time for to-day's meeting of| feld for.the fourth struggl hg |Sented to the elty by the Untted Fire works Company of New Jersey until a thorough ‘ Oler, president of the company, who, they sald, would do all the talking. At the Board of Eetimat One of the conte: or combined forces of Oxfor bridge, CN Disinfectant is the:most powerful investigation had been mate ed to explain and Commissioner of Arcounts Fosdick IMPORT. rarer "an (eee ore ee ess Soest Son ele er a oe | Sf of all datatectants fo general use, ft pound of ice was in aight sumera, but agcording to others 70 per| \ite'ty the \isitace it mrpeneat {V0 Jaick to make his report by July 18 tt 2 is guaranteed to be five to six times JUST TEMPORARY, SAYS ICE] ent. \sadvantaze of the English athletes, Preenee ie were ate Herp qoatend At All hal '. '. as a Fs WAURTIRL WAGER, TRUST “ECONOMY” 18 REALLY] ho ‘wre ‘Avcixtomed to cooler and iareatgation by the Board of AMermen | oe oO Sees 3 stronger than pure Carbolic Acid, yet it is not poisonous. There is ‘The manager there admitted this, put DiME-8QUEEZING. ‘The grounds of Queens Club presented | YO"KS to the Borough of Brooklyn. The “ A A; no finer Antiseptic than CN—there is no abler cleanser ‘than CN. ed contented, ne will Be pretty bad if this WAS RUtEeSted. resolution was adopted without opposl- tlon, —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_ ‘Phe company calls its policy econ-| an omy,” eald this man; “others might] band of tus: call it a dime-squeezing yolicy at the! of the green + attractive picture, A red-coated rs stationed in th ward played I entre alrs as The West Disinfecting Company guarantees every statement made in the following directions: \ —————— “Oh, itl be all right, he replied. | expense of children's ‘ives, Tho 1 ling the cinder track | down the course the two Americans, et téi m1 ¢ y was ht with an in 1 : 1 4 Cockroaches — Scrubbing an 4@ event scalp diseases, dandruff, as possible with a solution of abou: “This is Just temporary. gon the company war cought, (wn Interesting «ray of specs [Chisholm and Cummings, drew ahead | HOUSEHOLD USE sprinkling, with solution, one table- nd make tho hair glossy aud ten drops CN ina pint of lukewarm He was cool. An electric tan played happen to knox frou distinctively college | Without trouble bys ten feet. Chisholm | spoonful of CN to a gallon of water, beautiful. water Repeat frequently until Gesk and he wore no collar, | OM omcers, 1 this sts in @s many women as] finished in splendid style three yards ‘To each pall of water taken for Will drive away the roaches. healed. 3 RMAA aetiat the Tula Guan] come Teer it WAS acres really fo) tha vatlogated costumes of the | @head of Cummtngs, with Phillips and | mopping, sprinkling, scrubbing, oF Bedbugs—Stand mattress and bed- SICK ROOMS Bruises, Sprains—CN, teaspoonful c ef the (rust, Broadway ond Twenty. | Prepare {oF the enutgencr usually | torines heestul setting for | Macdonald close together, three yards | cleaning’ purposes, dd three (ible- stead in the gun. Paint the inside of - — ; TT fa pint of warn water’ Wet'w clath yh sceibenigeedetes Maga ak $4 us put of 5 fled hind Cummings. When the time, 152-6 | spoonfuls of CN. It makes the clean- the. bedstead with CN, one table- ‘ollow special instructions of at- Jad it lightly on the bruise. Re- on! + 5 and the company had a4 lot of eura| ‘Ow RY wy families, | Seconds, was announced and the Am-| Ing easier, kills germs, destroys ail spoonful to a quart of water, Sprin- tending physician, or the following new every hour, there would talk for hin or admic that} barges: | were consy them were] @rican flag wae rateed, the Yale yell| 80rs, purfes the air, destroys ants, — kle the mattress Hently, wie Gy ee | ese will be eff het " ‘gq Uruiset Hands or Pingers—Dip tre. 4 the pr ed, in-| ready to rush down whon the thine! cso. whan ne te ; rom . | Foaches and ver easpoonful to a quart of water, Lea ‘Move patient into @ well-disintectea ‘quently 1 the solution as above depen ‘omy from | Came, J lasAik Gt MAGGh phot ie in\ she Went ee Crome ope OF pertesn sed Floors—Add three tablespoonfuls 1m the sun until ar: room when possible. Remove unneces- the piin stups, watt Fak eamabany, However, edzstina thas| ‘(But Lie Net weather did not materi: |urenn. Kosuorounmn whe pare panded by Englishmen inthe club | pf CN 40 4 pall of water when scrub; | Amta—Follow the course taken by nd. hoor with CH. Bc car 128, Mix, hale &, foespoontud ot 4f they got any supply at al to-dsy|S!l#e. Instead, that Fourth and Nickalls of winitlar fa stand as he walked In from the field. | Jogfen "between the cracks in tue fon. "Ono tablespoonful of CH to's tion oF spray the wall paper thon add hot water to fill a cup, mak: they hand to pay doudle the us week following Were cool and con nt Gonadal x portsman, | THe race was beautifully done, no com-} floors ix always @ fertile nursery for quart of water. in the solution of one teasponful to ing a solution as hot af it can be oie ape ube we, Amal | fortable and the company loat some] “Ainerican treat 4’ | petitor touching the hurdles, | germs and yverinin. CN destroys them. Moths-—in clothes closets. Paint S,4UaTt Of water. Will not discolor Horne ond soak ‘felon in te" Hopeot j price, a 9. cas sh as | money maintaining itw extra barges ond | droves and there were several hundred| TR@ Americans added atother event | — water Closets and Urina the interior Nghtly with CN pure, Let" Brush op’ whiskbroom.’ ‘Continue Ul relieved. @ ton. This did not apply a yet to oy nil bad business , . j & brush or whiskbroom. ' Continue la } { ' to | employees, ile was bad business, The J American women carrying fae of blue When Wooster Canfield of Yale won the | the closet rerula it stand open forty-eight hours. this daily throughout sickness, imme- Vleers and al A j customers who had contracts, but tt| stockholders didn't like It. They kicked iraan high Jump, with 6 feet 1148 inches, from | lespoonfuls to a gallon of water; Laundry —— Handkerchiefs, diapers diately before or after the room is @M%Ps to one pint of wi et wae said that the t#, excepi| hard and it was voted not to de it rh the assembly was tar quiet-{ Abert D. Barker of Harvard, who wae | serub the loo und seat frequently qnd'wolled linen should invariably be cleaned. "Hang sheets Kent ‘reason: H&tho freaently, or wet'e eloth with } Se tae cé the lars noerns, were | Oa An American. collewe gathering, |second, with B feet 108-8 inches, Later | With CN solution. Washed in a solution of one teaspoon- ably moistened with CN Disinfectant {HEY olution and bind tt Ighely on } made conditionally and ei! others were| “89 this year it wasn't done, But, as Canfield cleared the dar at ® fect and | _ Zco Boxes, Meat and Cake Boxes— {ul of CN to each gallon of water, in the proportion of threo table- 0 wore, } ecailag gotl rise unlens con. | MwHt be expected in sumfMer, the hot $8 inch. | When’ se byod with, ution, of as this renders the germs harmplees spoonfuls, to ‘a pall of water, in the he worm—CN. pure, Applied wignt pecting notice a o hae spay AGie ine aul i | two t mfuls 0 gallon and makes the water ran q oorway like a curtain. In cases o! raorning with the fi | ditions were relieved to-day Rare Sis eoine te Aeaule ibe ane | gage sunning Sign Jump marted ¢t five) yo, {fasnontimade clean and eweets washing easier: CN saves the hands spiratory diseases u solution of CN @ sof brush. Rub in welt od IGE CREAM MAKERS GET LIT-| reserve means of mmeteiny. thes 4 Hae es Lge agg a ay Ad bee] Sineiling. “Always leave open until of the Jaundress and makes them should be boiled in the nick room, Inspect Bites, Stings, Ivy and Dog- ean mpl ne Niche empt! tharoudhily dried: soft and white. © fumes will be wonderfully vone- wood Kotaoningelatet oven ane }. creased demand and the conditions will ; , at & feet 9 but sticceoded on the next Use CN Worse Closing for the summer A0al. | Place two or thre saucers allow it to dry. Hepoat every Raney { TLE SORAPS. KroW day after day as long as A Jirial. At 'fect 10 Canfield and Barker ,@antries, Dumbwatters Use CX tion should he invariably acoom- — With the solution nheut the room: Yntif prin stops, “WPost every heur t At the wholesale department of the! tis weather continues 1h cleared it easily, Nicholson and Dubols fon of water, plentiful flushing of tofleta, mn NP LS OEN With tne Stornece OF TyIDNa Pever—ny batht then J. M. Horton 1ce Cream Comy one! “Bonthanda are exhausted by over: |)" | both knocked down the bar at each Be an ate drathe with mwolution of thres Whisk whenever air becomes close, tn Ta hocttne role thet ee pent a re i i work and can't work as ettectively as |!" trial, On clove measurements it was Gotias—Sprinkle with a > tablespoonfuls of CN to a gallon of ‘Wash all closets, sink, cuspido beratu¥e will be reduced, of the largest consumers of ice in the) Phe sp broom or watering can, particularly water to prevent the formation of commodes and other utensils and di o truck was unloading @ mixture! WsU8l Resides, the ico melts twice as wy found that the bar stood at 5 feet 9and— tn “dark corners, ong ‘tablespoonful poleonous, harmful gases, At this — infeot expectorations, and excre. ant ae CR neTum Use ene tea. jos G08 GIA ‘(ostead we thalaer 08 18 Formal summer weather Co [SS inches. When placed at 6 feet 10) of CN to a gallon of water. Cellar time it imwell to spray ail the gark ta with the sclition nt conn table. gpconfut of 'CN to & quart of water sorap inste The company cannot catch up. Ms to : Canfield went over Just touching tt, emelis exuse Malaria, Mowd and mil- corners with a solution of one tea. spoonful of CN to n gallon of water 2d shavipoo tho scalp thoroughly, usual glistening cakes, This, Manager jate now, and tie only hope of avert: | | * " Harker cleared tt with @ good margin. Gew breed millions of germs. srnongul of CN to two quarts of CONSUMPTION. aera Game—Add from three to - Mupleby said, vad mn the leav a wie read tamine is that a 4 Interest Increased when the bar was itehen Sinks-—Scrub above and be- water, - “4 ve dros 0 glans of water in the bottom of a barge-the part of AL GS cena a again ‘valsed, “Canfield cleared & feot| neatheitie sink, the widos ond vdzes eae Tal Bite hare wet toatn “wilin” it Swltena the Not, load that is usually left to melt away. TUG BOAT MANAGER SAYS HE jw or 4 a0 FA inebeg, Sit Barmer anwld Hot 30 Of the sinks jreelt, Hush ite Pointe wilt BATH AND TOILET Brovent the gorandof the disente. ll dicaving ee teeth, Teed eae ntoNe “We are cent. short o 4 1 vent (haan mj fistance. Ther e i o nell of Her query yaad olen, Y her will harde a We are 25 per cent. short of our| COULD DO MORE. 1 ent the American team | when the bar was raised-once more and Keep the kitchen free from wmell of aq one tablespoonful of CN for wisnsiis touched ‘by “the ‘pationt, Ine" and eptect ce eeme en } urugl supply to-day,” sald the manager, |, 4 " ” ate an an, G. B. Pute | Geereia’ wt putrified greane, the bath on every occasion, CN te Should be carefully Washed tn a rolu- dre, nyt care, ni” conwejuentiy’ ‘that much uhy oug|Wealey M. Oler denounced in an inter- |p Thiey Sonmigh ky Canfeld with apparent ease did 6 fect Eboontuls of CN to @ pall of water, tie bath on every ocoaston, CN Ae tot CN CN rhould be poured in StCD Of CI rubbed on the gems foiai output of (co cram. We simply |View tast night as a w © iroh, and n momber of the Ox. | M8 Inch, He did not attempt @ Wigher) govwig, seeps — ite tonfe and softening to the water, the cuspidors unal ty the patient and Tadenas\ice ta ' Sage ay a have oftaned cig | kod by two tug men ' atnam'a throw | 22° iution three, tal Odors of Be: Palsy 4 oul used in all cleaning water, 4 1 get fen, thouga we have offered BIS ders in towing ice oarKes don thy a Bene is throw REILLY OF YALE LOSES DASH CN‘ toa Mion of wat Pees i We ate aT Ted Tt consumption das not comin to ppogngal to Pah Frater, & | rloc® Lo dn ealers. Last 8un-!tq procecd as siowl poselbie to the a eal : with a watering can, ‘ed. rewalarly will banish ~ your home it shoaWl be A ay we got a wpectal carload from Lake | Manhattan . ‘ coat ae yee | Beal le INTER | Reape are negioted thay are ve Gohable "odors, yh Be Oe Gee antipopete a ‘ie aoa 22 | : sant : ) throw 10 feot 7 inches. ne 1X3 -| S breeding places for germs, oune dise . Hopaicony or we should have had te) "Why, Wwe whto | VENT EAGLY Joan MacMillan of Cambridge, win | Semwereus Beoedlite For the Foot and Armpite—CN ree cit breed in clone 4 glass of warm water "Weskt at \ ght. down yesterday » Knicker- | work in our ice co CVEN a Sea ee seers IC @arbage—Bprinkle and ruse the moves all unplengant and embarras: — filll breed in close mo garele overs” hear, or t ‘ 6 | : Pye WON BY ron telly am, Haran tener of | empty can with CN solution, three odors, For hot, tired, swollen, y use OF Sis Siew ‘ » and rinse with bocker Company sey they simply can't | Taking a wholly opposite view WON BY OXFORD MAN.) yuie and R. Le Lange of Oxford fol-; fatleapoonfuls to 8g ‘of water. relief from pain 7. «effective sufoguerd ayrainst the ont glean water. Thin’ ts also it nd Pp eyo gem aga ant f the Knickerbocker prestd . saeertt ar ait " Wye cies = f break of di! UserCN tn all clean. ‘or purifying Qhe breath. get thelr barges down with half supply , "1 Poina «expected ng in the order named, MacMillan, | Teave the wash tn tis can, The pure — f coloration fe removed. oF dienes. USrGN ie al ‘4 P enough to meet the demand.” \% call, men I ‘ 1 t ert ona time was 191-8 weconds, led by | odor of CN will keen the whole enn One teaspoonful to a gallon of water, ME paraiinns from wane to farret. | ame Seahla and Sunburm—Bathe The inside reason for the Ice Trust'n| 2 fon ¢ had nifested t and n half, Thetsher was a foot | pure and wnob je } Jonable tat sraelt Por the @xin—'N benefits the skin, treatment. apply an pou Aaya roinates, or , avert suffering and death from the Kerbocker or the other com ; 1 iar MB rt Bes IP oA ithodee, ueholne Whitewashing —Two tablospoonfula (© 4 gallon of water, ——ANTISEPTIC USE ys & city's po given by © large con-|panies asked us to do sy, At tie prem tare ee iis | paet once | of CNto a pail of whitewawh will Statue on the Mands-—Tan, dye, “onta-Apply CN jure pe quickie nw thts Sethe weet Mame, Chafing, Irap- \ sumer of ice, who for obvious reasona {ent time our tums already tn commisaion | | ba HG | a j Heep the wails tree trom gerine, ine walnut purtermit. “ate. saat "on ih penetite 5 Bis wht akon Thiesdings pte with Deke nthe, iccted HI did not wish his name mentioned. ‘Thin even Kept busy, 3 hay 1 ¢ ore ‘ ymething Wrong, | Whitewash Mtlok. better + dng tie hands, then rinse In' Water” Ont one heuspochful tote etary ot ie EN to pind of whter, I a " out of commie! t 4 { 0 Witteburg Mast aN, or nt 4 quart oO ~-Prey 1 yeason, it woes, spells parsimony, with | iat fan ia cote te ork at toe i) ST think tis indietment enuet be dee| peXiee aad Mosquitoes will leave the Wair—CN used in shampooing, one — Walor, twpranem Terenas «ft solution of ON, & Dis P, and gives « fair iden of tho | See tt cartainly la wrong to chatee any o AMSFIEAR oot, Shin, Cie Indatmant. § e des} pouse Wot Is Wel! sorinkled with CN, — teaspoonful to the busin of water, Avrasions, Sores—-Washare quick!y and Use ay 4 scusor mead, water : trust's view of its duties to the pud- 'tee ghortago up to thelr Inavlilty to < R. fo Anderso: ) wh inquired the assistant dis- | WES’ Yorle j ‘ 4 le, of hike by its own estimate, tt thetr Ico down the river at leas) xo La Oxford, had withdraw Ani | triot-atrorney, | ‘ .. New kore Per cent, of the city’s con- jas transportation goes,” i taade ap easy race of I Mall way | "Seeas to make senee," Ps Eee |