The evening world. Newspaper, March 15, 1912, Page 8

“WILEY RESON “WSOFTTE, TRE FWY Ss Pure Food Expert Won Fights '. Over Department Foes, but Concluded to Quit. sever |s. TAFT SORRY HE GOES.) President in Formal Statement . Says It Will Be Hard to Find Successor. ‘WASHINGTON, Maroh 15—Dr. Har- very W. Wiley, chief of the United! {Mates Bureau, of Chemistry, to-day | ‘handed his resignation to Secretary of | Eee csaitore ‘Wilson, and announced that he would devote the rest of his life to} | Urstnag the creation of a rational hoalth | (department, entirely separate from any other branch of the Government ser-| (vioe The resignation became effective | * toxday. Dr. Wiley sald he had a number of Offers under consideration. One is from 4 lecture bureau and others are of an| @@torial and commercial nature. He @eclared positively that he would not 4 ES ‘usiness. Already he hes agreed ' H ‘ ' to deliver @ series of lectures in Kansas | fend Colorado and at various points in {the ost. g, Asked whether he would be @ cand!- Gate for head of the proposed Federal ‘nemath department, for which he an-| nounced he was going to work, he de- clared that he would not be, that he held held ali the Government positions ‘he cared to Al. | TAFT REGRETS RESIGNATION. | | President Taft to-day sent telegrams | Broadcast to the heads of universities And colleges throughout the country ‘asking them to recommend a succersor t Dr. Wiley. The President said he Rheped in this way to get a consensus @f opinion as to the best and mort available chemist. | In an official statement from the! ‘White House President Taft expressed | : at the resignation of Dr. Wiley. it sald: very sorry to lose Dr. Wiley, done @ great work in initia- enforcing the operation of the law, and I would be very Peep at Edmund Russell’s Picture part is the frame—Oh! it’s SOME frame, adorned with dear little gold Buddhas studded with opals,| \and it put Mrs. G. back $25,000! Mrs. Gouraud is |painted with an Oriental background with a hissing snake about to spring at her. oh no aera > i sl , is THE EVENING WOR of Mrs. Jackson Gaairawd DEBATING SUGAR It’s to be unveiled to-night, but meet aad A BILL, UNDERWOOD DEFES LOUSINA Democrats Cheer, Feeling i That He Has Lost Delega- tion From That State. the | WASHINGTON, March 15.—Chatrman Underwood of the Ways and Means) Committe yesterday opened the de-| bate on the Free Sugar bill and | Presented to the House the report of! the Committee on the Excise bill which | proposes to tax all persons with in-! comes of more‘than $5,000 a year. In, the Senate, the Finance Committee re- ported the House Iron and Steel bill adversely. House leaders are confident that de- | bate on the Stigar bill will be com-| jeted to-day and the bill passed, | |The Excise measure will be taken up| immediately after the passage of the | Sugar bill end probably passed early | next week. While explaining and defending the! Wree Sugar bill Mr. Underwood was Interrupted frequently by members | from Colorado and Louisiana, the only Democrats who are opposed to the 35th for having “swerved from all the true tenets of Democracy” and begged their colleagues to vote against the bill. fon” falls upon peop! than $2,000. GUADNE STSUSRTCRES sittasees 383 5¢/frenue SPECIAL—FRIDAY & SATURDAY: Girls’ Gingham Dresses ~ Daintily combinat St. Principles laid down by that court in sustaining the constitulonality of tho Corporation Tax law, “To illustra ment of the person having an income of less thun $5,000 pet year would pay wile a person whose business earnt 000 net would pay no tax on the first $5,000 and on the second $5,000 would Pay only $50 a year.” eport asserts tat th having incom pea hehe Taking No Chances. Prom the Pittsburgh Post.) through asso-| the case, which each LD, FRIDAY, ‘MAROH 16, 1912. SHE ACCUSES A LIFE SAVER. | a du eu R. H. Macy & Co.’s Attractions Are Their Low Prices. who, with Dr. Carl Clem- lon, and Thomas Veltman, had Doxsee made proper effort to missing men they might hi saved. other immed with eyelet et ' can Tan marae one sae) 2.25 Girls’ Real Linen Dresses “In White or Biue—exquisitely hand emb'd.— Girls’ Imported Challis Dresses Lieut. William E. At 36th St. Four Distinctive Spring Models. (Extremely (10 to 14 poll 6. 0o m . ‘These members drew ead |i — a ee 4 pletures’ of the destruction which eee eee ee cee ee Ctoid yen) J.5O would result to the sugar producing ‘ busi: in thelr States. They criti- fe i (A Favored Wiel" ts ‘ibs sat tens ‘Comasies| g LUTUOE Dregses of Linene. iat” 9 ay 5 Children’s Coats for Spring 3}, | “I do not know whether or not this | bill will ruin the sugar industry of Louisiana, but I sincerely hope it will not.” Mr, Underwood said, pointing at | Representative Broussard, who repre- sente that State and who has recently Biack and white check, and navy serge—coller and cuffs of white pique, hand embroidered. % 6.50 (Special) been chosen for the Senate, “If Louis!- ana cannot stand this reduction I shall be truly sorry, but I do not believe that | all the other people of the Union should | E | be taxed more than $100,000,000 per | F annum to protect the industries of your State, Xf the industries of that State, which have fourished for o: hundred years, while the other parts the country have been actus ani Gous taxes to the sugar 00: and to the custom houses, cannot survive, then they will have to do the best they can” - Thin statement completed Mr. Under- wood's opening address, and when he sat down the Democrats sent up alE thunder of applause. Democrats said | & Mr., Underwood not only had dared sectional feeling, but had destroyed his | F ‘he could continue in the service ernment. I feel that I shall in fgding e jo AL ‘bea, been'e valuable man,” cert as he left the ‘the Gepartinent ‘twenty-nine years, He stow up from « bureau or possibly twenty men to In that time he| s Maintaining the constitutionality of the Excise Tax bill, extending provisions of the Corporation Tax law to individ- uals and copartnerships, the Ways and Means Committee report says: “This dill # enacted into law will ac- complish in the main all the purposes of a general income tax law and at the same time escape the disapproval of the Supreme Court, as it keeps well within | 3S shapes, 24 West 23dStreet Offer for a most unique collection of Tailored Hats «#5.00 Of fine Neapolitan straws, chipe and Java . trimmed with colored silke, winge and floral effecte. Dress Hats tan and Java etrawe, in two-toned effects, also flowered toques, and hemp derbies, trimmed with flowere and ribbons, faced with velvets. Decides Not ¢ DRAGS DEAF-MUTE. (emacs FROM BLAZING BED: ss. SLE: a EU DS Mn s sonteel KING GEORGE CANCELS VISITS OMmeial Calla Cou I the projected and Queen Mary e been abandoned | but in all probability the tension in Anglo-German relations and the posal~ Coenen cael ~ PED, SUE WALDORF. in the Supreme the Waldort- . Were ousted fe where they were guests, if . Pi it On June 20, 1910, without just i mn, Grider ie & law end Lovins is » high sehool aay their reputations have been to the extent of the amount ‘Charles W. Darling of N. gets es their lawyer. sae \@red and Twentieth to | | | 7 Dillty of the occurrence of unpleasant incidents if the King and Queen ap- peared In Berlin have more to do with It than the labor trouble in the British Ivles. { Thrilling rescues and narrow escapes by policemen of the Kast One Hundred and Twenty-sixth street station attended ‘ 0 EN 4 fire that was discovered early to-day on the second floor of the three-story brick rooming house at No, & Sylvan place. Find Relief in Lydia E. Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound —Their Own Statements So. Testify. [stnaidtaenet ‘the change of the royal programme is Policeman Carries Unconscious Man Through Flames After Saving Woman and Child. attributed offictaliy to the coal strike, Unconscious trom smoke, Beresford Bellinger, fifty-six, a deaf and dumb partially blind, was lifted ning bed and carried to the Georgo Hornung, forty-seven, a Daker, hurt by Jumping to @ roof, had to be carried acrous an eight-foot chasm on a ladder. Policeman John H. Wi from the house with hi Platea, Pa.—‘‘When I wrote to you ner was driven | firet 1 was troubled with female weak- ess and backache nd was so nervous hat I would ery at he least noise, it vould startle me so, i began to take Ly- lia E, Pinkham's remedies, and I ton’t have any nore crying spells, sleep sound and ny nervousness is etter, I will recommend your medicines to all suffer- ing women.” ~~ Mrs, MARY HAL- STEAD, Platea, Pa., Box 98. Here is the report of another genuine e, which etill further shows that ia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- p d may be relied upo! t, N. Dakota.-+"I had inflam- ich caused pain in my side, ached all the time. I was It like erying if any one T took Lydia BE. Pink- ppound, and I began continued its use man,”—Mra, N. Dakota. | write to head | niform on fire, ‘at floor jon, Charles, The with bakers block street that runs from One Hi One Hund and Twenty-@rat atreet between Lexi ton and Third @yenues. George Miller, @ baler, found the ha!!! full of smoke whem he came in at 2! e’clock. He ran out @n@igalled Police. | man Milier, Miller a and signalied to Policemc® | McK\ a, if McKlernan at once rushed tah and akened Mra. Ratsnan, bring’ " and the child out and wrapping botl x. Diankets as # protection against j Mrs. Ratsman had no sooner] Misses’ Serge Walking Dresses 9.75 1.75 15.00 Girls’ Serge Coats Navy blue Serge, large sailor colar braid trimmed in Sontrasung color. Full lined. Value $7. Girls’ Linen Dresses Of pure linen, hand embroidered front; collar, cuffs and front trim- med with Cluny lace. In white, tan, blue and pink. Value $8.75 matio! and my 0 blue t even spoke to ham's Vegetab! to gain right aw and now J am a 01 AMELIA DAHL, Wal8 cKiernan fought his way through Poo ‘6f flame to Bellinger's and the unconscious man to the jen there when neighbors heard If you want special ad Policeman Fietscher and Lydie E. Pinkham Medicin ly managed to rescue him Yo ay eight-foot chasm with | will be opened, and ben pb him across. Misses’ 8.75 12.50 15.00 {5.00 5.50 Entire Building Devoted to Millinery Exclusively Friday and. Satyrday a $10.00 John Doxsee javing Station. been Lee of Patchogue has been taking evidence in e expects to send to ed ‘Washington this week. It tends to show Bay Shore, was lost while ick-hunting in Great South Bay on Jan. & iaat, haa preferred charges in Washington against Cai of the Fire Ieland Lat Mrs, Bailey alleges that Droadway, 4th todsthM. Macy’s Is Replete To-Day With Every Spring Furnishing Needful. As Saturday is the best day for husbands and wives to come and select such important articles as new summer furniture, hangings and cretonnes, as well as other home furnishings, we have prepared some better-than-usual values in the home furnishing lines for to-morrow. Hew Summer Furniture An Exhibition Remarkable for Its Completeness = Probably the finest display of hand-made reed and willow furniture we have ever made. A Pergola has been built right through the fourth floor from ff 3th to 35th St. Along this 200 feet are arranged the very newest styles in Summer Suites, Tea Tables, Book Racks, Odd Rockers, Couches, Davenport Swings, Arm Chairs, Lamps, Garden Benches, Magayine Slands, Porei Rockers and Hammock Couches, Desk Trays, Chairs, wood frames Carpet and | Canvas Tables of all sizes, toith double cane seats Chairs and Tea Wagons, and back in all sizes. Is. __ Included are the new willow and reed lamps, which we have: in many sizes and styles. We doubt if they are to be had el where in the city. We have them both for kerosene and electric lights, in all. heights, suitable for placing on the table! or for porch or hall. Note the illustration. Our assortment of willow pedestals for flower pots or uri is worthy of notice. Any of this furniture will be stained as desired. Can be stained in almost any color and the cost is very slight. In case you desire something absolutely unique, we will submit a sketch according to your instructions or on the other hand will copy any design which yo may submit. ‘ We make a specialty of arranging entire roo furnishings in willow and reed to match and wil submit photos or drawings of such an interior u Brooklyn OPPENHEIM, CLLINS= Fulton and Bridge Streets, Brooklyn Misses’ New Spring Coats | Mis Misses’, Juniors’ and Girls’ Smart Apparel Girls’ Washable Dresses Of gingham, percale, repp, lawn, madras, Swiss, cordeline etc. 150 2.00 2.95 Girls’ Lingerie Dresses Beautiful models. Lace embroidery and ribbon trimmed. 2.95 3.95 5.00 Misses’& Girls’Net Dresses Net lined, lace and rib- bon trimmed. , 9.75 13.75 15.00 Girls’ New Spring Coats Serge, shepherd check and fancy materials. 5.90 8.90 9.75 * and Junior Suits 15.00 18.00 22.50 Special Values Saturday Misses’ Lingerie Dresses Stunning Princess mbdels of ba- tiste and net, lace, embroidery and ribbon trimmed. Values $15.00 Smart one-piece model. leather belt, sailor collar, trimmed with cordeli and colo: white Misses’ 9.75 Linen Dresses Suede 7.50 ind buttons; in Value $12.00 request. Right at the entrance to our display on the 34! £t. side you will find some pieces of imported pord and lawn furniture absolutely unique in New Yor! There is but one of a kind of each of these pieces. ! Tmported Cretonnes at '4 | This means at about one-balf the cost 1! of importing them to this country | Consists of English, French and Austrian Prints ‘the designs are chiefly bright chintz colerings, but there number of heavier freee and red patterns suitable for the uiet rooms. Conspicuous among the patterns is an unusual flo lesign in shades of dark green. A mauve smudge design am dark red smudge design are also unusually attractive; but it is possible to do justice to the individual patterns. It can onl} said that there are fruit, flower, tapestry and geometrical path covering ERA every color combination, ‘ Some of the lower priced ones are printed on both sides to be suitable for hangings without the necessity for lining. All are washable. [Thitd 1 3l-in. Crelonnes, per yd... 16¢| #2-in. Cretonnes, per yd... 31-in, Cretonnes, per yd... 24¢|31-in. Crelonnes, per yd... 50-in. Cretonnes, per yd...98c “NORTH STAR” REFRIGERATORS} Two carloads of this superior brand, of which we have the sole New York distribution, have just been received, “North Star” Refrigerators are conspicuous for their e of ice consumption, This, in turn, is due to the numb seven in number, which protect the ice. ‘conomy : er of walls, These walls are: Wall No. 1—Eaterior Case of Asher Oak. | Hall No. 4—Gri- > ' Cork, t Wall No. 2—Dead his Space. Wall No.5—He 1 Wall'No. 3—Inaulating Sheathing of | Wall No.6—On. Ash Beards’ TE Ai anu paper. Wall No. 7—Lining vi Iron or Zine, 1 E/ “Nerth Star’ igerators ave conspicuous for the dryness of their interi Sulphur matches, which are moat easily alected by damp may be secu eee hhaurs inside of the food chamber and when taken out will light as well as ches they were placed in the chamber. There i eae vista tie Galt shen a erie We Nerd Serta om le “North Star” Refrigerators are conspicuous Heth the air in the food chamber, This is accomplished fy ty ¢ water which continually flows through the bottom of this phi 5 carrying off all impurities, Neth Star’ Refrigerators with the lift covers on top for Cesssitak Wear ice, $11.11 to $37.79 ¢ introduction of the ice, ting in the ice, ice, “ Sur ice Chests, Pri “North alte Ei Steel Relri er i ; sanitary ice chamber, Enamel ine nremov ble 60 to 225 Ibs. Price. In Ice capacity,