The evening world. Newspaper, September 25, 1914, Page 7

ISCLOSED DOWN BY GOVERNMENT) Siasconset Station Is Charged With Having Violated Neu- trality Proclamation. ASKS FOR INJUNCTION. President of Company Ques- “ions Right of Navy to Take Action. At noon to-day the Maroon! wire- leas station at Siasconsctt, Mass., ‘was closed to all business when En- eign BH. B. Nixon, Naval Censor at the station, read to Manager J. Cowden the order of Secretary of the Navy Daniels forbidding the transmission of messages. The original plan of the Marcon! Company was to offer resistance to Secretary Danieis’s order, and with that view In mind President Griggs wired Manager Cowden last night to ask Ensign Nixon when he read the order if the navy man was prepared to back up the order by force. Mr. Grigge’s instructions were rescinded this morning and Manager Cowden d@i4 not parley with Ensign Nixon, but immediately closed the station. ‘This action was taken by the Gov- ernment because of a message trans- mitted from the British cruiser Suf- folk as she was lying off Ambrose Channel three weeks ago, to a New York commision merchant, him to forward supplies and asking Papers to the vessel. The Navy De | partment considered this an ua- neutral act and demanded an ea planation from the Marcon! Com pany. The company was given ease non. to-day to forward the explaas tion to Washington, but It was set forthcoming. -\nticipating the Government's as tion, John W. Griggs, President o¢ the Marconi Company of Amertom «at general counsel for the conowr., pe- terday filed application in the Pedwsi Court for an injunction rewwesning the Government from carrying owt the order of Secretary Dantela tagr~ Tent on the injunction praheamy wf be made on Oct. 7. Ths ‘atuncthe | also covers the Governmant's ewnavt- | ghip at the Seagate etatinn of a Marconi system. The company espe! the Court to restrain the Navy De | partment from censoring mesa, transmitted through the Seagate) plant, In a statement issued to-day Mr. Griggs says that the action of Secre- tary Daniels amounts to an unlawful confiscation of private property aud is against the Federal Constitution's provisions. “In the first place,” sala Mr. Griggs, “the law does not ona, ive Seore- tary of the Navy wi., supervision ‘over wireless plants. That power ts conferred on the Secretary of Usu- merce, “Wireless companies are required by these acts to receive messages from any vessel carrying wireless ap- en and, under that requirement, ¥ were bound to receive the message GENUINE WEIGHING NEARLY (TWO CARATS w) Until 6 o’Clock pansitaal Nowhere else in the United Sates can bi large nonds for the money 1 have no connection with the store im Bext door (which wae made to imitate Any of my customers who there by mistake udvantene te 82: at this, our ated | MARK-D “| manner of dress, ~ any outsider, yet the Navy Depart- | senator Reed of Missouri, who thinks | ite censors, violstes | that most of the teeth have been taken | this.” , out of the Dill, will try to ims! ‘The Stasconsett station is the mont ferted the pe rf i te, Macoat stem "and, OAMGAMH tutus capacity is about $5,000 pill in the form it came from $f ‘acath ing the past two montha rees. het tr have increased. qvodings already. institutes, al ly ins ut 5 stated to-day that hf was @ ouit POI ed the Gov- WASHINGTON Set Sept. 26.—Threats of court ings did not alter the order of Secretary Daniels for the @losing of the Siasconset station. Attorney-General Gregory has in hand the question of whether a court can enjoin the President. Ad- ministration officials believe the President, as Commander-in-Chief of the Army and Navy, may close the atation. WILSON WOULD SIGN ject THE CLAYTON BILL) <zze right at the start, ing all itohi: Pay eradicating the tegble ble wholly and in very, jam Aided by Republican £e..ators, Mr. may keop the meanure in the ‘Sen- several days. Senator Culberson Mr. thine the report of ‘of the conterrees will 'POSLAM HEALS. SKIN QUICKLY AND PLEASANTLY ‘The splendid werk Ry healing which Poslam accomplishes me or any makes it best for your use Approves of Anti-Trust Measure as It Came From Conference | mevte,all i mand asst extensive Opposition in Senate, sales here and abroad. Your druggist eelle Poslam, Por free tunities rite ts, Rmermery taverste- en aateen tee yt. 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Sizes 6 to'14 years. at conte Serge Dresses, $2.98 b Several styles; sonw with pli lloped tunic skirt v-dowm cata others ith Tow belt; cbliar and cuffs piped’ ta seid ont, a)-owm 6 to yeal Fine/Serge Dresses, $3.98 with pleated tunic, pointed coilar; cuffs and skirt of Roman stripe. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Gevend Fieen, To-Morrow---Boys’ Day! . Boys’ $6 & $7 Suits & | Reefers, $4.95 About 3,000 Suits and Reefers—in styles that make a hit with boys, and at a pee that will please xtra Trouser Suits of pap ‘blue serges, corduroys and fancy cheviot renee Cut in the latest Norfolk models. Sizes 7 to 17 years. Russian, Middy and Dixie Model Suits of plain serges and fancy cheviot materials. Sizes 3 to 7 years. Little Boys” Reefers, of p herd plaids covert clot! iot materials. U lain serges, shep- and fancy chev- Sizes 24% to 8 years. 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