The evening world. Newspaper, January 20, 1915, Page 7

railroad were assembled at the - | the train on the Jersey Central line| to justice for what clearly appears Coon ly 10,000 spon, fe it the savy io testimony before the commit- » [tion to protect railroad property, but | by piling ties across the track. to be malfeasance. ‘Kaniral OHietcher a Sato ——__—— there was no demonstration of a dep-| Prosecutor Stein of Union County,| “There is no condoning such wilful] golnm over reports of | te be wtarted Sie rt {utier’ force such as that which pre-|in which Elizabeth is situated, Is co-| neglect. 1 | advocate a full and fad hisae oe same Nien titatite. Getnerh at Penioe lcipitated yesterday's fatal affray. operating with the Middlesex law of- | complete legislative investigation and fFeports by cable. The line will be oper- When trains came in with no|cer in obtaining the statements of the|T shall insist that those who are re- ated by & joint stock company of Chi- ‘strikebreakers aboard them the strik- | ten wounded men in Elizabeth bos-| sponsible for this blot upon the fair ese and American capital, and divi- 5 era went to their homes quietly. pital. me of New Jersey shall suffer. ends will be guaranteed by the aa It is now pretty definitely estab- Ptate Senator Charles M. Egan of} “If private corporations can Rese Government in return for lished that during the night the be- | Jersey City, in announcing his inten-| what no citizen of this State can do, 2 ny leagured chemical companies exe-|tion to call for @ legislative inveati-|employ gunmen and thugs to enforce cuted a hasty flank movement to] gation of the strike trouble, made the | their arbitrary rulings against | ight rates on select clasoes SE YOR HAR! FALUN OU (Continued from First Page.) protect the men responsible for yes- | following statement to The Evening |employees, it (s about time their terday's unprovoked volleying. Dur- | World to-day: privilege is curtailed, ing the dark hours all of the forty- | WILL ASK SENATE TO MAKE AN| “On Monday night, when the Legis- t 4 ; vat ae one ae selec” | aa “specials” hired to guard the INQUIRY, lature meets again, I shall advocate bend Williams & Clark and Liebos &| phe teagi Sol in the Senate the passage of a resolu- O'Brien's detective agency in New-| - | ie tragic account of the fright. ark, and that none of the men who|C®'* Plants, who had chagged upon! fyi slaughter by hired gunmen at} {10% Calling for @ full and complete Ladies! Men! Here's the habs falte out fast. A little Danderine onight — now — anytime — will surety investigati ” f engaged in yesterdays assault on the | (he *t"ikers and shot thent down with! Roosevelt, N. J. horrifying. rt is] "VertFatlon eee quickest, surest dan- eave your hair. y strikers had been regularly sworn In| P00 Qt" aons the Arthur Kill to the | ment Rear time the authorities druff cure known; Get a 25 cent ond of Knowlton’s by the Sheriff himself. Gill has heard j Eines tricnd shore and. there put on | ATOKe £08 sense of the responsibility! NAVY SHORT 10,000 MEN. Panietioe Lge that when forty deputies arrived by re train from Newark on Monday they had guns and blackjacks in their hands before they detrained at Car- teret. which rests upon them to protect the —— people of New Jersey from the mur-| Admiral Fletcher Doubles Hie Ea- derous attacks of imported assassins: ‘The laws are sufficiently specific and direct and the authorities who are the train for St. George and New York. Other deputies, the strikers belt / were brought across in small boats your every eyeglass requifé- | ‘rhe contract O'Brien is said to have | {fom the Staten Island shore to take! sworn and bound to enforce them, + ment—in a thoroughly satis- ‘ the place of the men who were |, one best known to theay producing feveriahe lew weeks’ use, wi factory, manner. ently with the chemical plants calls for the| 1 seied out of the State, ‘The exact | °ut fF — A, ee 0 ng of thee scalp which {erally e's ia of fine, downy payment of $7 a day to each of the so- | > ‘Which ihe KWo semble SE selves, neglected to perform their| Affairs Committee stating Fines) the if not remedied causes the hair roots|new hair—growing all over the scalp. That we have the Largest |caited deputies. O'Brien himselt gets] Vitis thelr gates now ty unknown, | duties, should immediately be brought | fleet would have « short to shrink, loosen and die—then the l—Advt. , Retail Optical Patronage in |» bonus of $3,000 if the strike is settied dah Strikers say they have 100. = =r F ion | — a a ‘the World attests tie fact ‘within a month; $2,000 if it takes two) DOT Ce pe ORNEY STILL PUR- that we give complete satis- | months to bring the strike to # finish, SUING INQUIRY, and $1,000 in case it is concluded in 4 facti action. P three months. W. Edwin Florance, Prosecutor of Harris Eyeglass Service | One ot those who fell under the dep- | Middlesex County, who began an in- is the rare combination of | uties' volley yesterday, Carman Patty | vestigation yesterday as soon as he Professional ability and ex- ath's door in {Could arrive on the scene of the perience with modern scien- n Brothers’ Hospital at | Shooting, continued it to-day. With tific business methods. Klizabeth and cannot live out the day, | the evidence of more than 100 of the Harris Glasses cost $2 or |th® doctors say. A bullet through th | strikers already in his possession, he are. cigs ek id abdomen is expected to prove fatal, | Planned to go to Elizabeth to-day ‘The striker's left arm was shattered by | @Nd question those of the wounded here who were not e another bullet. It is said that three |™en in hospital: others are still in a critical condition, | t00 weak to answer his queries STRIKERS GATHER TO WATCH| The Prosecutor announced y INCOMING TRAINS. would not order arrests of ° Eyeglasses and Spectacles Karly in the morning about 100 of| any one until he had completed his the 900 men on strike assembled | ¢xamination and laid the facts before cut SG ee a 2a Avs: | without arms and in an orderly man- |the Grand Jury. 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