The evening world. Newspaper, February 17, 1913, Page 5

wake BVENIAG viva, We eae wy, A NEW NOTE IN GRAND PIANO CONSTRUCTION RULNG MAY CLEAR UP THS STRKE . Gustice Hendricks Refuses to! | Qesue Order Against Garment | & Workers on Affidavits. . ‘Fhe courts took an Important hand tn the garment-workers' strike to-day wees Jastice Hendrick announced that, feliowing a conference with the Jus teow of the Appellate Division, he would grant) infunctions against the Geter, bexinning next Monday, only Mer he had tried the cases on their mertta. ‘Fels action by the Court Is unusual aad almost unprecedented. It has been te eustom since Ume immemorial for the Court first to grant a temporary injunction on the strength of the repre- sentations made in affidavits by the party. At the same time & “show cause order” would bo direct- ¢@ to the person against whom the in- function issued, directing him to come into court at an early date and show'e reason why the Injunction should not be made permanent. Pn this sevond hearing it has been customary for both sides to present affidavits, wetting forth their grievances mainly from the point of view of the legal questions involved, rather than from the standpoint of the “merits of the case. However, \t has been the almost in- variable rule of the courts to grant the first or temporary injunctioh, with- out hearing from the party against whom the injunction was to be di- ected, when the complaining »irty had even a probable cause of grievance as set forth in the sworn statements. Such & Cowwe on the part of the courts has led to the oft repeated claim by the So- ctatist and particularly the Socialtst- Taber dement that ours 's 2 .“‘govern- memt ef injunctions;" that the capital- jet by Invoking the summary power of infanetion possessed by the courts, hag an undue advantage over the laborer. Justice Hendrjck’s announcement will nullify euch @ contention by the union- ste, He will grant no more temporary njunctions against the strikers out of band—ex parte is the legal phrase—with- out hearing from the strikers them- selves, and he will decide whether any infmetion should fesue only after hear- ing what both aides have to say in a trial concerning the questions at issue. ‘Tae Court's announcement was made this morning after #ix requests for tem- porary injunctions had been made by the employers. In one of these cases the LENGTH, 4 FEETS8 INCHES. WIDTH, 4 FEET 6 INCHES, $10 PRR MONTH The Brambach Baby Grand is the smallest grand piano man- Ws ba lacaari Aner perme ufactured. Its length from back to front is only four feet eight my have ase 4 Wo tr? then tones inches. Its width four feet six inches—the piano requiring but the merits beginning acxt Monday, and the Appellate Division has authorized me to sit here for three months if neces- sary to take the testimony. I shati not grant injunctions until I have gone thor- onghly into the merits of the cases. I mean to Ket down to the causes of this atrike and clear the atmosphere if pos- sible.” eee TELEPHONE MEN ATTEND | FUNERAL OF W. G. SCOTT. Had Played a Prominent Part in In- stalling Underground Cables and Removing Poles from Streets. The foneral of Willlam G. Scott, a Pioneer in the developement of the tele- phone system of this city, who died ‘ast Friday, was held this afternoon ‘rom his Inte residence at No, 102 Sharpe avenue, Port Richmond, Staten Island. Nearly all the men who were associated for more than twenty years with Mr. Goott during his connection as a special agent with the New York Telephone Company attended the funeral, Mr. Scott began his career with the American District Telegraph Company. He joined the forces of the New York Telephone Company at the time when tho city ordered the removal of tele- little more space than an upright. But its tone strength is always that of a real grand piano. That is the detail which has taken so many years to perfect, and until so perfected could never have been sold under the Brambach name. _ The tone of this wonderful piano is distinctively a “erand’’ tone. The horizontal scale, the open sounding-board and every law of acoustics endow it with tone quality which is impossible in any other than a grand piano. Thesame may be E BRAMBACH PIANO is as available in price as in size. Even as it rivals the upright piano in space requirement, it rivals it too in price. he Brambach Grand may be purchased for $455, on convenient terms of payment. 4 complete factory, with modern equipment, is quality in any detai price. Grand Piano might Bee seiiaats ih an work et int devoted exclusively to its manufacture. Every _ so high in Liao ppetabape nies ger ps particle of the piano, with the exception of _ tive it co York, leading from the curb into the danking house of J. Pierpont Morgan, ‘was installed under Mr. Scott's direc: tion, Ho was known an respected by ds of property owners whom he faaé met in the course of business. ee eee _ENDS HIS LIFE AFTER SPAT. —_-—. Staltan Quarrels with Woman, They 7 Jumps from Root, BUvio Cittondone, twenty-seven, an e@mbroiderer living at No, 64 West ighth street, wont to the Bronx yester- @my to call on Mrs. Grace Gainant of No, 1103 @impson street, of whom Filvio ‘wes enamored. He wan accompanied by alg friend Cairo Galent! of No, 54 Car- mine street. 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