The evening world. Newspaper, August 25, 1914, Page 4

"au Be Lord & Taylor 3 moasherweighs Boots ; y » Women’s and Misses’ Suits, Coats and Dresses hy iy » a fi a Sf Lo ITAMMANY BUSY. WITH PLATFORM | UPAT SARATOGA Indorses Warm Praise for Wil- son and Handles With Care Some Radical Planks. Fifth Avenue, 38th Street, 89th Street ‘The Store Opens at 9 A. M. Closes at 6 P. M. Closed All Day Saturday Sale of Women's New Fall Footwear Smart Low Shoes Che proper style for early Fall wear $2.95 & $3.95 Usually $5.00 to $7.00 Stylich Lighs By Samuel M. Williams, | Gtaff Correspondent of The Evening World. BARATOGA, N. Y., Aug. 25.--Prin- ciples of democracy sot forth in the State party platform completed to- Gay and to be presented at the open- ing session of the Democratic confer- ence to-morrow are as follows: | Strongest possible indorsement of the national Administration, inciud- ing for President Wilson, par- tloularly for keeping this country out of Buropean wer complications. Approval of the new banking and currency legisiation. Commendation for tariff reviston. t leather with colored cloth @ COP. oiscoccscccscce I all these declarations Tammany net only assented but took advanced ground in praising President Wilson, against whom it has been growling. In State affairs Gov. Glynn is praised highly and many specific per- formances are pointed to with party pride, particularly by Tammany, whieh is claiming the Governor as ite own. Reforms are promised in various branches of State service in “ARB BvauiaG WELD, . [inde of initiative, referendum wengral recall of officials, Wom Suffrage is in nobulous uncertataty. The Democrats are not committing themselves to any finality, despite persistent appeals of many women workers swarming the hotels. An which women renewed thelr appeals. Many other propositions were sub- mitted by various interested persuns. Among these are primary law changes, prohibition, anti-prohibitiong civil service reform and anti-reform, biennial legislative sessions and con- servation, particularly relating to water power. The greatest difference of opinion exists over the short ballot plank, which involves questions of giving the Governor more appointive power and right of the Senate to confirm. One extreme wing favors giving the Governvr power of appointment and removal of all executive heads of de- partments without confirmation by the Senate, Another proposition is to have Judges of the Court of Appeals and of Supreme Court appointed for life the Senate. Tarnmany is opposed to abolishing the Senate's power of confirmation, The whole question will be debated “It will have to be decided any- way by tho Constitutional Conven- vention will do as it deems best.” Final approval of the platform will not be given until to-night after the public hearings, New candidates for United States Senator to-day are Herman Mets and William N, Dykman and ex-Judge Cuyyen, all of Brooklyn. Apparently the way of economy and efficiency. Hospitals and prisons are specifically = | enumerated, Recall of fudges and judicial de Gisione is opposed, but no mention \UAPTLS DIPVERANOD WHAT TOU KEED—A WORLD “WANT” WILL, GO GET It OPPENHEIM, GLUNS & © 84th Street-—New Yorks La ty Showing of Distinctive and Exctusive Autumn Pashions in Suitable for Immediate Wear h in smart and exclusive of Prench fashions, featuring Foreign and bs Women’s and Misses’ Tailored Suits , Peau de Soirie, Broad- ’ = models Mula, "No sretiet. Te, ees e, “9 35.00 45.00 55.00 and. wpword : . 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William Church Osborn, Democratic State Chairman, declared himself out Instead of elected, but confirmed by| fr tion,” said Lieut.-Gov. Wagner, “Ne| # matter what we might say, that con-| », . 25, avila, LARGE UBLY PIMPLES ALL OVER FACE LAY, AUGUST of delegates present. First, as at the Republican conference last week, a@ smali group of serious minded men are working over a deciaration of Democratic principles without much thought about candidates. there is the Tammany block, prating about principles and scheming to put over its favorite men for State of- open hearing was given by the piat- pee Third, there EF. oF 4 t . of #0 called independents who are i form committee this afternoon, at] Of 2 called independents who sre! Could Not Shave. Festered and 8 to candidates, although they nust not be discussed officially the status is this: Gov. Glynn fs to be nominated; the cnly opposition is some talk of George McAnony, President of the Board of Aldermen. The Tammany plan vate conferences of | a Came to a Head, Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, Face Healed, Is to have pri- jenders later to nator ere ai dozen ‘The Hearst boom is show- f collapse. Among other! foft- bre: ie aspir Francis Lynde Stetson, Samuel Untermyer. D-Cady # ick, William F. le; Combs, State Senator George Blau- velt, Martin W. Littleton and Con- 6ressman Jefferson M. Levy. Mr. Levy owns Monticello, the home of Thomas Jefferson, in Virginia, which Mrs. Martin W. Wittleton has been trying to have the Government purchase, much against the owner's btu who declares it is confisca- tion. i signs o: TG i g ttleton is one of the platform , and his wife is in Saratoga ngtessmen Riordan, jm. Cor Cor Goldfogie and Fitzgerald face i ‘ely warned Mr. Levy that Mrs. | (Signed) Joseph ittleton had put in the State plat. form indorsement for her Monticello ‘Tucker, February 20, 1914 Samples Free by further in full committee. a1? ‘will be sent free upom request. Ad of the running as a candidate for the nomination for United States Sen- =jator, Mr, Osborn sald thet be was in no sense a candidate. Chief Murphy of Tammany, arriv- Ing In Saratoga this afternoon, Promptly spiked the Hearst Sena- torial boom. “I knew nothing about it and never heard ef It outelde the newepaper talk,” he sald. “You can print that from me.” GBoores of women besieged Tam- many leaders pleading for women's suffrage, Murphy eldestepped. “We all like the ladies,” he said, “but that le as far as | care te go at present. | refer care of the women to Mr. Ser- geant Cram. He handies them beet.” ‘There is fronical humor in the cohorts of Tammany assembling in State convention and valtently de- claring that nothing must be said about offices and jobs, But this is the first year of the Primary Nomination law, and Chief Murphy has ordered that it must be observed—that is, on the surface. The candidates will be picked ae usual later on in private conference and put through the pri- mary mill by the solid block of Tam- many voters marching to the polls on Sept. 28 while thousands of reform Democrats, high-brow Democrats and Democrats in varied stages of indif- ference either forget to vote or are not enrolled. Bo far bac! Officially, ap. Conference one only duty, and tha: & party Siatorm: Unofficially, it is a town how to carry three Classes eet compare provable candidates and the election, There are are now holding, and will continue through- out the current month, An Important Sale of Oriental Rugs at about one-half the real values. . Rugs of all sizes are represented in this offers ing, including an extensive selection : of Hall Runners. In Goes a Tin of B. Altman & Cn. A Department for Men’s Shoes has been opened anda complete range of sizes at moderate prices is in stock. 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