The evening world. Newspaper, February 11, 1915, Page 4

YOU ARE ALKELY 10 RUSH INKING A ce ‘ang to’ ‘ie Old ACTION FOR LOWER | TELEPHONE RATES | Figures Sonning Situation In- troduced Before Public Ser- vice Commission. ‘While the up-State Public Service Commission to-day continudd éetving into te ahh and Bnet Lose of make; hes a delightful, enappy 15 ales A re iceman the New York Telephone Company strong forces undernéath the surface are at work to btn in ree Mt 7 ae solution af The Event mané4 for cheaper Taahine | filly ia the Metropolis. Martin W. Littleton, counsel to the Commission, announced that he had finished presentation of hib prima facia case on pliant valuation and that the next move rested with the telephone company. John L. Swayse, general attorney, for tha company, sald he did not know what would be done at the next meeting of the commission, whether he would be content to accept the , |fsuree placed in the record by the commission's experts or would build Up @ case of his own. figures placed on the telephone plant im New York, without allowances made for various and re- elements. It is for the Ilo Bervice Commission to decide what these allowances shall be. According to unofficial estimates, the value of the plant may be in- fis that New York City alone operating revenues of : z i i He company decides net to fight over every inch of ground it ts considered probable that nego- tiations will follow looking to a set- detween commission and company. ‘The preliminary reduction of 10 per @ent. In rates made a year ago cut bef ili 38 Bee He sist id be tntttied teense ast earn “Hi HE: future tear Sera ore. sere seh ews now before the Mrs. Jennie Geyer of No, 17 Mast Forty-cighth Street, Bayonne, was ar- ‘The chemists “arsenic in the J le woe Tan All fromthe Same Bag daladiat thing to have good bread. Use the right you may be sure of oa “edt finest kind of bread—full flavored—wholesome— sepa 9 eg tasty-biscuit. Delicious cake. - —Flaky, mouth-melting pie en x HARTMAN re TOYEAR TERM FOR j= ROBBING: WIDOW Former shed ot. of Tyson & Co. | or Found Guilty in Eight Min- utes After Jury Gets Case, Facing @ possible term of ten years, Richard J. Hartman, former Preat- dent of Tyson i Co., ie in the Tombs awaiting sentences next Wednesday. He had been on trial in the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court on a ed Bawa on ‘Coranre he onueees and W, Harriman of Arden as Comi of the Palisade ror, The 3 lero gags} of Mr, gt that tf Mr. a siman ‘went to, ioethe Fi nanos x Rint Benate Cammittes on, Suits inte to terminate the the e terme ok sts o State Fair year ahd the sel 15 ‘ot Wits joe from $3, Ane ‘additional 96,000 for the Committee, fh vi = the Assem! eo vigor- im ot Minority ty Leader, Beata a 5 di ithe Benate ree Tesolution for the Investigation now nae | Rnelve. ee oem rege ty, te, a Assem- pepe aa- Pi ite i ; ah i! tam! sity charge of atealing 967,000 in securt-|room known an the ‘ tles fré.1 Mra, Charlotte L. Macken. | ,,0ther, bills introduced In the, Assen: ae, and it took the jury eight min-| 0° utes last night to find Bim guilty. The prisonor, it appeared, by min-|ties of 1 sling love and finance, obtained @ 10- markable influence over the gray haired woman and was responsible for the loss of the fortune of $698,000 left her by her husband, James 6. Mackenste. Hartman calls himself a “promoter of big enterprises.” In summing up, Assistant District Attorney Weller epoke of bim as “a confidence cid green goods man, who worked an old game in a new way.” Hartman shattered hia hopes of ae- quittel when he admitted under’ crosa-examination yesterday that as recently as last May he sold the last of Mra. Mackensie’s securities .ad failed to turn the proceeds over to her. Although Hartman testified that he knew nothing about the details of the mai left thie port yesterday after 4 up @ waek for repairs, hav- on account of the embargo on the ex- from this country, ‘were; rennan—To abolish th pice of the York City Chamber is Steevie aa sn coun: foul ti ead sot livoree pa- pense.—Advt. peom— fequiring the HEARD my father say that the cost of maintenance of his little Runabout (that’s me) was getting bigger all the time. ‘“‘And I heard my mother tell him so'was the Runabout getting bigger. ‘*Besides, she told him, these things we bought for her at Best’s will be just as good next y ear.” * (This is what one. little girl we know about could write, with truth, for she did hear that very conversation.) 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