The evening world. Newspaper, November 15, 1913, Page 3

— THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1918. HOW PHONETRUST <“Neigh Neigh” to ‘Toot Toot” of Automobile Is Heard Again; SUFFRAGETTE HORLS HASHELDUPGITY § Horse Show, Feature of Metropolitan Society, Starts To-Day pele. i IN TO-YEAR FIGHT . ene DBALE ; OU; ‘ OM ven REMENT =e LONDON, Nev, U=—At oe Gt Balley to-day a suffragette spectates threw a ripe tomato and a hammer ag Tustice Lawrence. Her aim was geen The hammer shattered the ciaay Gur rounding the prisoners’ deck. be tomato spattered aeveral eminent Sings Counsellors. . ‘The outburet interrupted the trial 6 Rachel Pearce, reonette.” The tomato and hammer were {in the midat of @ violent and outburst during Justice Lawrenev@ charge to the jury. Suffragette apestay tors stoo! up ana yelled “Shame” and “Unfair” at the Magistrate. | The Court ordered the room cleared and balliffe put the women out. Tagre was ® general ecuffie and the giaes | Danes of the courtroom were smashed. ‘The hammer thrower and tour ether women were arrested. ‘Mies Pearce, charged with setting Gre to The Films, a country mansion at Hampton Court, war convicted and sem: tencod to elghteen months’ imprisonment Retain Wire Conduit Mon-; Opoly and Millions Profit . by Law’s Delays. | NEW REFEREE NAMED.| And Suit Which Has Cost City $100,000 Must Be Gone Over Again, George Gordon Battle was selected to- day to succeed Eugene Philbin, re lgned, as a referee in the euit of the! City of New York againat the Consoll- Gated Telegraph and Electrical Sud- way Company and the Empire City Subway Company, Limited. The board of referees now consists of Hamiiton Odell, Adrian H. Larkin and George Gordon Battle. | ‘The case is of importance because tt wrikes at the monopoly of the streets for underground wires held by the Ne’ ‘ompany and the Ne York Telephone Company. It was be- wan Oct. 2, 1903, and now has been ending for ten years. I¢ has cost the city $100,000 to date and hae never pro- Gressed beyond the referee stage. It has cost the companies involved pos bly an equal amount, but this sum ie small compared to the great profits ace eruing to them through maintenance of their monopoly, To be able to hola these fraa- @hises for $10,000 o year through tis policy of 's Gelays is cheap for the corporations, There 1s hope that if no more referece resign and the lawyers for the defense &re not 60 impolite as to Interpose some | entirely new objections, the referees | May be able to make a report some- A persistent purpose to produce perfect biscuit National Biscuit Company is inspired by a persistent pur- pose to produce per- fect biscuit and to de- time within the next year. Then their liver them in perfect Feport will have to go before the courts, Firat a Supreme Court Justice will pass! condition. upon it. Next in order is an appeal to| the Appellate Division and next to the . Court. of Appeals. If after this pros The accomplishment cedure the decision should be distaste. ful to the companies, there is possibly an appeal to the United States Courts, where years might be consumed in reaching the Supreme Court in Wash- ington. So there are bright prospects of at least several years more of litle @ation ahead, and in the meantime the Streets are held as before. BUT THE WORST IS YET TO COME. But this ts not all. The original euit was against the companies, Consoli- of this purpose has resulted in the build- ing of modern bakere ies, in the invention of new machinery, in the exercise of un- ceasing care, in the selection of finest ine r dh pi fp \ baths . en ¢ A8OTOS (< dients. dated and Empire City. In the referee 3 PY exacu. caimasuon . SNeoenueee) WN gre hearings #0 far only the first company A Sn atmean ; «, GhGanwoso Sn affaira were taken under consideration. st StisAno ane i S i While it is understood that the Empire . The perfect products MISS Lama STANLEY ON BEAU SAVRENS MNES (SEAN OEE Beee th CN ee of the National City case would rest practically on th @ecision in the Consolidated, yet there WEBB ON Fistreaman ipcos ome ubahy CaaS NA Na otk Malbe || Seer ae ene (ee aren Meer —_—~ | wat, separa c the ‘arena from the] I fiereng yee pata etek tae hone Company, which owns the Em- surplus reve ? 5 joardwalk whore . turned lo ae, Dire City Company, might not insist on | ormiag, op ree Comenny 600 She Bann oereey Big Garden Comes Into) “two orciork this afternoon wan tht | Ween Ne Waa meniened tie eld are delivered toyou starting alt over again and consuming| DIVIDED IT8 FRANCHISE WITH) the remalning 5 per cont, Brank ! Its Own Once More, and |" #t for oveaing the gates of Rome. bracelets and a wedding ring and $30 perfect condition— Ibi Bethell, Vice-President of the New $Uwn On re, Fourteen harness horses chafed in the {in bills were found in Ryan's pockets, Gon ta fity's ide, ‘the ault absorbed BDISONTCOMPANY: York Telephone Company, votes the) 7 ipe @ Roman Arena| ampaane. |Tho jewelry answered the description some in packages the attention of Assistant Corporation| Because low current telephone wire®/ stock at the perfunctory annual meets All morning horses were being led of that taken from Mrs. Crowe, as sent with the famous In- and high t electric Wires cannot] ings. The balance sheet of the Consoll- R ds to the Clatter out In @ general alarm from Manhattan Counsel W. H. Burr for five years and igh current electric | (ABs. adie Ohi Ge cal esounds fo the Cia and driven into the Eternal City and lust night. Ryan then owned up to the er-seal Trade Mark, his assistant, H. P. Walker, for an-|®® 17 the same conduit a division was| dated shows It We aes s ef ie ale of Hoofs Lifted High by "nt down the runways to stall-etalle. pobbery; other five years. It has had the un- ae “ He owners ba Pauls fe ee _ fr ae, pohly wea wave 3 OF | arnces horses, maddie aoe and She : He osid that Simmons had been om some in attractive divided attention of William Harman sala tbetind Menrconca hers i - . Bie -Rii 8 |'and ponies, trotters and jumpers ani ployed by Mrs, Crowe for two days as Black, specially desisnated usaistant to | 9% Assigned the high tension wires it nearly $1200.00) capital account Blue-Ribbon Beauties) 's01 vovien, trotters and jumpers, and niporter and, abvorving ner jewelry, haa} = Mall tins and some the Corporation Counsel, at $7,500 @ year | 2nd a new company called the Hinpite| Nothing is more satisfactory to these] Of the Turf, neighel welcomes to one another, and svugeled Ryan into the antique store from the familiar for three years. It hus iad $15,400 worth | C1 Subway Company, lmited, took wervice corporations nodded to those they had met last year, yesterday afternoon to help rob her. BEGNislaes accountant ween iyo | Ne ow ‘ maton iriren The te nome that has prevailed Bite ‘They knew i they were there for, SS a att she went to an office at the beck glass-front cans. company le dion Company have ne of Mt'gatic ; : q tore to pu n of time from the ninissioners of bec aerinip i A (ees isl oe Ae along for ten yeare] The Horse has come into his owm| ut if they had anything to may choy . . a rep fetish yan ald he: cUbtRen oun SEN OOF ie tam AUS OF cigh current clrculia: and: capsunion’ tor ve possession of wire! again. Rope 1tto thems) ¥e6: Let in Antique Shop By Pa | of d'sark'corner and knocked her dows ° Snes SNAG THO LGRARORAY POMP Tie the Maiping Clty Consany” far © will continue. In former] My automobile for a horne! Prealdent Alfred Gwynne Vanderbiit . . with « hammer wrapped in cloth, The biscuit Dar MA ees baa Heal PUSS SIMU teshone und (albErann (Wikee fear of competition was the prine} Ta-ra-ra! Ta-ra-taa, tras]of the National Horse Show Assocation! Working Inside; Both Get |two then took her Jewelry, Buy ‘ eepeiee: 1H the: Bho bie loner willl RAVE! ne eity haaieued Ee companion Onl Zine inemnaivo aintain thelr hold.| ja, tecte “Tis the bugle’ mecry biaa|umier whose auspices the Horse Show Later Ryan said they made @ tour of baked by \ to bear an addition HOUR (BUEAON | action IRGHUIay eed nee Ma cae | caeet igen oeti mah ore | tee ‘Tis the Loli Are nai FAS , was on hand early, There Drunk With Proceeds. the saloons of lower Fulton street in F ree and court cosa. practically identical grounds, but the | Now there is anothe a summoning the equine thoroughbreds to r 4 l i S. Brooklyn, Stmmone fell in tenement of referee a Ee ek thats s Nor itetna | oes a acre. threatening than was lots for him to do, and he did it This case ts of paramount im. | “iN OF the Conso ie being triea | powerful and mc | of kings. Thin ia goy-| Me SP2 portance, because on it reste tue |'7*' The Empire city it has never | corporation competi Carponters and decoratora were atlil oven reached a rete | | hall unconscious, Ryan said, and hi -dub, dub-dub, dub! There go a himself took all the Jewelry a y a franc! caring, a 1 owne: Rub ork, but they had finished their work i en UL ul aS habe de J continued drinking until the police- arene ey tue (he it, coe | cause all partiew are waiting to see how | chere te considoratte apeculative taik| the drum, and sow the crash of brass hetore the hour of opening. Everything | James Simmons, seventeen years ova. and septaued Grinhinm GAuL che. Bale: Bese Company Ont the ow Bore 111. Conaciidated action develops, Onc © tn corporate circles about the municipal| After that a little music, please. Thank| went ahead as amooth ax the maroie|of No. 170 Schermerhorn street, Broo! jel dau ton Ped pepe i BL Sd ogy aig ory Abana ee & week, on Fridays, the referces hold a | gwnerehip theories of Mayor ect John | you. S mi eo phase of the | purroy Mitchell, Public service cor- Manhattan and the Bronz. There P fg @irectly involved an accounting |!) 0!vel tangle of accounting, The 1aW- | poyations have more fear now of Gov-| pring gn answering nelgh. Lights up.| members’ box, to the directo to-day that tiey had attacked and| POUGHKDEPSIE, N. ¥., Nov. 15— BISCUI T tae ‘ail maillion dollars of ac, |%er® ™: large of burned books, of | ernment undertakings than of corpora. | 4'), association and their gui robbed Mra. M. Crowe, an antique | William W. Smith, who made a fortune overcharges oumulated payments alloged to b 4 nd undercharges, uf bonds | 4. eutors.@Phis ts because vari. | Ab’ ; : ‘And Mr. Vanderbilt did more, He re-| 1”. a ca si ee" Tin the confectionegy business and apent COMP. rleeape Hd vo UAC ANA AAMAHOYI CUE aikie commiunans inet fill The International Horse Bhow | open) ne ie nee phe ap the city, {dealer at No. oa vith avenue yeater. | 1 tne coat phileaterene Wen he AT AUS RST 18 oF BHR Yass ahone ar electri: ght cocnoane (aoe: the rule that one well regulated | &t Madison Square Garden, an he does every year, The balconies | 4¥ afternoon. Pollceman Bye of the | fied at hix home here to-day. He war deenomm 00 SOS COMPRES: StYSIMO Te Cr cintriciicn campraice ore? (uonopoly In certain tines of service ig] Madison Square Garden! Thte tan't were reserved for more than 3090 of Adams street station found ftyan help: | oighty-five ye Ale, Smich bewan = of the underground conduit fras- ived mer y as dummies to charge high! ees than two recklesaly competing | the Garde Pricads, Society and Homme tam. The chi @ marshalied by | le#sly drunk at Joralemon and Court career selling cal ron a Always look for that name Fadhedivel Company's fran.| Prices and absorb profits so that none | oyinpanies, Particularly has this the- Owners, this is Rome, The home of] their attendants at the various eae Brno. jer Ben ee The back to 1886, about the time|*#ould xo to city. jory prevailed regarding telephone ser- the Caesars, 2,000 years ago, Yea, there] to be marched to the Garden. The pour * ; zy nee His shane saiee ation Grant started chopping], THis has been going on for ten years. | vice-two telephones often being Pro- 4s ihe arena where Spartacus had the; little cripples, dependent upon the chu samond | aK i ie shabby Apoenranc ; Time and again some hopeful « 4 h i down with|ity of @ great city, he ordered auto | oth ons courte D Oa: telnet) PONE BORE iehanain Mian’ gounset wontn cusiaee ihee ine It ownership of the Empire city *T' nets Wie Jie Pee eet Meallivnces eae, eke clty's little wards | Policeman, who walked him around and | Bean eee onaclidared” shi | laste was ‘on the point of adjudication | ginwey Company and exclusive conerel | te ame dooce did Caligula? Well,| Ave looked forward to this occasion |auestioned him. ftyan'a answere were | se ee one underground, It |aid then eomething would happen to|o¢ jow tension underground condults tn What the de contradictory and lye took him to the | for many months. They always do | contra ‘ ere Nevo played the fiddie, and the} ’ ; ‘1 station, On the way, according to the case bac n it was 1 the Bronx that Intrench Where They know Santa Claus nderbilt een set the case back again, On M an an haa Wb y . at Casper ried cone the courts sustaining a demurrer to|the New York Telephone Company ladies of the court turned thelr thumbs) (70 a et ee s Sess, noe ave the Garden with a substantial fs chnical pols gain It was for e securely than any other barrier, down, when they would have preferred fected leaa | #2mMe technical point. Again mare Recurals 7 cabin of toxdey, An active ronchin | Me eared aconnanin too net Of| Whee ey of bah court and fuming thet Int Tile a present. It in thelr Christmas Dey, |( SOS OSCR MOOR em bles of to-day, An exclu franchis ™ ‘with the! rom the horse atandpoint the show | — them, to tackle the case and they made) city government hax becn to keep out “vos 4. Ip Rome-ail, Rom ae GT ed tie at th ‘om if uJ wee rane oe ee Se Appian getaway in the distance. Upon! promises to be the beat ever held in the ° Htc 1 announce for Monday, Nov. 17th, 180g hill im ‘the peepul's house,” and|Garden. There are 23 exhibitors and 1eICANSLOS cry pany pay to the city all net profits over|OPPosing reports, At one timo the ref- | quai telephone service, yet the city ls se ar. Homan Tammany les in the lake of|1,7entries, The programme includes 4i sweet, cuerry music to set) walle of Rome. Mr. Vanderbilt gave a lyn, and his reommate, James Ryan, the horses dancing and prancing, and|iuncheon in the clubroom, be ting and consider son nineteen, confessed to Detective Barron : “ erecs almost reached a stage of report: | endeavoring to get back the fra: He ot ate have never exceeds iE When one of them died, that estim- Se eee Nwce Cas able gentleman and lawyer, Adrian Me! iy given away. Control over th t] La entre. "The programme incudes i @4 10 per cent, and that is what Joline. His partner, Adrian I. Larkin, | veries of communication would be @ cerulean blue beyond. Over ihe Mads Sitanes: Tie narsee are fenci all paris INDI ke Extra dinary Sale the suit is about, the city allegi: vay appointed to fill the vacancy 4nd] powerful leverage in protecting the pub- won avenue entrance ts the Emperor’ af the cuuntretrom Marris: Bneland IR that by peseing sonrremrrice. cere again the subject was threshed » lice against overcharges and high ray box, looking down into the amphitheatre Ralglum, ood Canna ana lay Wurwart “Honestly conducted business is or of , a pro- | ay for example the discrimination prac- whe: Thie second set of referees mud from the stamcodks of Trelakd and the | tremendous in ite endurance: so Imported Hand-made Laces gress until one of their number, Kugene | tiogd by the telephone company impos On tne charlot races, ‘The Japanese in: [oi ne sremuaehe af Uremed and tbe. ; He tr Manhatt 1 ne” yaslon of lant year has been wiped out. | ‘The comacks can ride is the onafivense of ‘the public Bench about six monthe ago, He gages between Manhattan and Brooke ba eee ae ee : SOR MR ee ot lait H , signed and there was another delay | ivy, uiso between Manhattan and the Olt Mt. Takashima has All the winners In the shows uf last! once it is obtained. until the contending parties could agree | Goyer Bronx. under its own snows, Instead is the|aummer in thix country will be in ev! We have heen manufactur: A Sale of Imported Hand-made 1Y years ago Cicero made books Philbin, wae appoluted to the Supreme | ing an extra five cent penaity on mes on a new man, This they finally suc | eo bright bive wky of Italy, hung with|}dence, And a0 wil ail hosety'e favorite} ! be been manalart | I L T 1 Smet new totta, “Once more the cave, CALLS AN EGG STRIKE, 7anr arn 'Svcinr of tne od Garden| agcinbe-tn the angie; “ae wit” atin| ing underwear for nearly fifty Filet Lace Table Covers, Battle now enters, Once more the case pas to be seen, The boxes for the soolety| Claribel Jefferson, Misa Loula Long and F hundrade cf the load Ss | will be gone over. Atlantic City's Mayor Wo HOO Queens are outlald with marble wails.| Mrs. Thomas J. Regan. Mr, Vanderbilt of hundreds of a ing carts, etc. |FIGHT NOT FOR CASH, BUT. Hen Fratt TI Price Dr. The queens and their ladies will dream! nimself is one of the big exhibitors this stores and thousands o} | MONOPOLY. | pe, CITY, N. J, Nov, 1 | ghat they dyes tn marsdel as denele, year and le going after the O phone wearers endorse our product. ATLANTIC WN. J, — ble columns © Moore, who has won ribbons | ? ‘ Tiss Pave been (RUA OOM BS FPL asavoe fiddle! of thin olty wants. tel Rene Ore cet Tore, oo in fea | Suewe, nates We nee an mate We sol'cit your confidence and a Special Offering of FOR [companies would be willlng to make) Ott" io join him tn abstaining from | . to a in our underwear. } nies of the Caesars, cornices on| tates, has brought i twenty-eight nome payments on account to the city | eeme until the price a reduced aa | tobe é ° y | \t only thoir exclusive franchise be pre-| {ht oor can again afford to buy them, 1a, Which Fest the Roman arma horses and will himself again bandie the Try and be convinced. | Reversible Velo r Portie Ss Jwerved intact, The complaint calls for | ‘%* 2? | From an artiatlc standpoint the trans-| reine. uy) re to the citizens of Atlan s ‘ : Leading Stores Everywhere plece of flannel with Omega |"rversion of the franchise to the muni | penal a eer ape! es te he eect en Looe for this label Soak a piece of flannel with Om cipality for common use under propeg ay ie nei. 4, teed if citizens wit) Drum and n ching nerves cover |tinuintion and. this is the crustal toned am wi and other edifices of andent Rome|cooed at the horees. Thie is the uaus, D Sey error oiled alk Fr OT eee ee ee cco ccitt rey atte! | follow me in abstaining from eggs alto. | A7¢ {Our eultiaes of anitent ome ine he Gaaitiaree Meama tert mel AreRICAN OSIERY all at exceptionally low rices, AMERICAN rocrwear i until they can be purchased in | ° : a tightly against the face, This treat. | pany i owned by the New York Edlaon | {rt ta vats wim reuaonatle Agere, i Fourth avenue end of tho arena, The| nee, To-night, when there are good ment has brought nights of peaceful | oinpany and ts voted at the annual | jen bask in the sunshine of yellow | events scheduled, Mrs. und Miss Soclety all the people In the country could be | baleval Abe ads ople who have suffered ag- | meetings by ite counsel, Henry J, Hem- Drought to see the point corners would | Upuer the blue sky which shuts out the! will be there for a scent of the tanbar« pales and is certainly worth trying | ricns, The New York Telephone Com-| soon cease,” pout, Marble columas adorn the barrier aud to keep step with the bigh steppers. || ’ : \ ‘ ’ }