The evening world. Newspaper, February 12, 1914, Page 4

hy Bremner for some time, and it was understood here that Joneph Spits would be named, It was sald that on the day Of the Congressman May Me iietore he died Congressman Bremnet | Postibistress of Passnte. wrote @ note asking for the place | a hin wife. n Baith "Bremner, tt jn al | ‘The will of the Inte Congressman be-} Robert G. Bremner, will mother, | Mra. A postmistrons of this cfty, lives at Ca ‘4, when the term of Ye pres. jor expires, Candidates for office had been under consideration OR MRS, BREMNER. quenths $10,000 to hin Alexander Bremner, who in to be divided between his widow and his brother Leith, Your Age is Judged by the Appearance of Your Hair. If it has retained its natural ng fie At y Howl aaa you are accounted young. HysHair positively restores na‘ ee ae a, of faded hair. It cleanses the acalp Shreun the hale fallidien endl produews on abandant, beautiful growth. Results are guaranteed. Your dealer will refund the Dee ainiaen, Moar lain la sNeae Ws (GLYNN IS READY [CONGRESS BLL GNES | TO FORCE ACTION ON PHONE RATES Governor Impatient Over! Deadlock To-Day in Up: State Service Board. a sate ¢ Krening W ALBANY, Feb. 12.—Following a tle vote In the up-State Public Service| on the queation of ap- in order for appraisal and luation of the New York Telepho Company's property in New York City, Gov. Glynn an- nounced to-day that he would tal steps to have the appraisal approved without further unnecessary delay. The project has been before the Commission for some time through the efforts of The Evening World The appraisal is necessary in order that the campaign for the reduction of telephone rates in New York City may be pursued with better knowl- edge of actual conditions. hen the question came up to-day man Decker and Commissioner Douglas voted for the approval of the order. Commissioner Sague of Poughkeepsie and Commissioner Hodson of Buffalo voted aguinat It. As there is one vacancy on the Com- minsién the vote deadlocked the telephone valuation matter. “There is no excuse for such con- 4 Gov. Glynn, when told of ction of the commission. “I shall jatter very soon.” appointments to be made jommiasion to Mil two expired terms and the one vacancy, but the Governor has not yet secured all ue the men that he desir is holding off mak: unt’l he can announce the three names together. The action of the commis- sion to-day may force him to take vigorous steps to reorganize the com- mission at once so that relief mar be given to New York City. Chairman Decker has started work on the appraisal and valuation of tel- ephone property unofficially, without for formal action of the com- He has conferred with on- and expert accountants and they have started preliminary work, with consent of the telephone com- pany. The only excuse given by commis- sioners Hodson and Sague for their refusal to proceed is that they do not approve of the telephone company paying for work to be done under su- pervision of the commission, They say it is questionable ethics, if not wholly improper, for a State Department to be paid for its services by the corporation under investiga- Mite Governor declares this attitude to be unwarranted and that the Com- mission should £°,, ahead with the valuation an bot id the public @ every confidence in their in- sour (Special from Dr. Greene’ Nervura Has Helped Thousands and Will Help This marvel- jous remedy is beyond all ques- tion the reload med ical discovery of the century. 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Uo By RYAN'S SON Cun pill, just completed report-| ed to the House within a Its features are an $13,400,000 for the Gre harbor project, and o for Mississipp! fiver improvement New York harbor new projects In-| clude an initial appropriation of State Commissioner Bars John ing Charge of Recklessness. TRENTON, N. J., Feb. up the Kast River and removal of ob- and a total cost of opposite anchorage, with an jnitial appropria- tlon of $250,000. In addition the bill authorizes sur- veys of the Hudson from its mouth to Hudson City, with a view to a channel depth of thirty feet; and a survey from Hudson City to the dam at Troy, for a channel depth of twen- ty-seven feet, This is to carry out Gov, Glynn's plan for Federal aid to State ex- penditures for canals to connect commerce of the Great Lakes and At- lantic Ocean by way of the Hudson. ‘There also js provision for sur- veys of New York harbor at Staten and Hoffman Islands, of Buffalo har- bor, with a view to a width of 400 feet in the inner harbor entrance channel; of Rouse's Point harbor, Lake Champlain, 4 Palade and New Rochelle, Echo The bill does not provide for the tes reef section; of Thomas F. Ryan, ti-miliionaire, becau: summoned. not have his car lighted as required constab! fi proposed waterway from Delaware bay to New York, upon which the War Department had ieainadie ad- versely, MURPHY, MOOEY AND MOSS SAVE LIVES AT FIRE man, never tires. vee HOLL « attempted he was shaken | RUN AUTO IN JERSEY From Privilege for Not Answer- 12. — State Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Lip- pincott has announced that he had cancelled the privilege to run an automo- bile in this State of John F. Ryan, son did not appear to defend himself when ‘The Commissioner can act as a Magis- Ryan for con: in not responding to the charge that he was intoxicated while -driv- ing @ car through Ridgewood, Bergen |), County, one night in January, and did Ryan was Sit escaped ir appre- “HOUSE THEF HONEST “* COMPARED 10 MEN WHO ROBBED NEW HAVEN” “Wickedest Kind of Stealing,” the on Says Senator Nelson, Again Hitting at Road. WASHINGTON, The man who breaks into my house to steal ts \an honest thief compared to the men who robbed the New Haven Railroad,” [declared Senator Nelson of Minnesota, |to-day in the Senate Banking Com. mittee's hearing on the Stock Ex- change bill. He made the statement jafter John ©, Milburn, counsel for the New York Stock Exchange had deprecated use of the word “stolen” tn connection with the New Haven fin- ancing. “Oh, let's call things by their right interrupted Senator Nelson, “It was the wickedest kind of stealing. The modern doctrine ts to ‘got wealth, get it any way can, whether by watered stock or any other wi Nelson's outburst followed a sar- castic sumgestion by Senator Hitch- cock that the Postmaster-General ought to investigate the private books of Senators to find out how they ob- {tained their money. 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While the chefs in the kitchen were starting fires under the coffee urns, broiling steaks, frying chops, prepar- ing bacon and eggs and otherwise getting ready whatever food was in the larder, the “Chief” addressed David Sussman, « city marshal, who lives at No, 198 and who had fied from his home, but who had rescued articles of street attire. “Sussman,” said the “Chief,” “go and buy clothes for these people— something to keep them warm. Have the bill sent to me.” Away went Sussman, rousing Leo Abrahams, who has a dry goods store at No, 178 Third avenue, One hun-|~ dred suits of underclothes for women and children were purchased. Dozens of pairs of socks were bought, A shoo store proprietor was found and opened his shop. The refugees were shod. A men's clothing store was opened, too, and the husbands ‘and fathers of the refugees were provided with garments, all at the “Chiefs” expense. A saloon in the vicinity sent over bottles of whiskey and brandy, which were proffered to the homeless. Many accepted gratefully. This, too, was part of the Murphy hospitality. Then everybody fell to and break- fasted, The best in the house was | theirs and they had the privilege of selecting according to their tastes. Milk was provided and warmed for the ‘babies, DOCTOR FINDS ONE CASE 18 SERIOUS. A doctor appeared and began look- ing over the children of the refugecs, He was asked for his nane, but would not tell, and some one who knew said the physician had been sum- moned by the “Chief.” The anony-| mous medial man found one case needing his attention seriously, ‘That was Miss Vallotta Sprinkel, who lives Avith her parents on the third floor of the tenement where the fire started. 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