The evening world. Newspaper, October 30, 1915, Page 9

a THR EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1915. \ a — What You Want to Know maar wir omer —)""1 AM WORKING = “one covennunn | aeaanneeet_—__|____ ame, About Your Auto and How nen MY MO” Justice Seabury To Drive It and Keep It Hom Fether In's Medicine Brought Back My Health vrwnty tay Ah d go and Strength. on the Stee Hew t0 A n Sayed be Sire Wertt'o Berta, Saareby | eas | War te Santi take ane Senet Ninth ie, Pew tenes tees || ON MEO MARGARET MURPITY Bert ine L000 tn the Financial ianewe Traflic Suggestions and Pleasure Routes == w \e as oe ca aaersae HIGH SCHOOL GOLFERS =| opose ons tu on y GEORGE MW. ROBERTSON. AT VAN CORTLANDT PARK. La Avities of the motoreye | . ht to Hight the fect that there has been an undue amount nder Us of the Inver Of speeding and reckless driving throughout the greater part of the city In the past few days there have bern quite « number of drivers beid op vart ws charges, Many of these ine rrosted for tneucient reasons, @t os & general rule the) motorey wnan te fair and be wt) pot tssue « summons unless there is good cause - in thie rity the trafte 4# 40 heavy STEPHENSON WON DASH _— and so congested at time that «) WN WORLD'S RECORD TIME. | x of the tee Department f the ¥ bep ay “ot Oreaser | The world’s big news events so crowded the newspa this week that it was impossible for them to publish A full the splendid letter of Court of A Is Justice Samuel Seabury, giving his opinion of the pr Constitution. | amin such full accord with the views so ably expressed by Justice Seabury that | take the liberty of publishing his letter in full without his knowledge or consent. Rabbi Wise is as much opposed to the adoption of the Constitution as is Justice Seabury. Between the facts brought out in my letter to Mr. Root and the facts presented by Justice Seabury, can any voter longer doubt the wisdom of defeating the proposed ; Constitution next Tuesday ? GEO. W. PERKINS driver should have bis mind on this fact. Sometimes 1¢ bappens that) prook 1 with his mind on other traffle condl- Ciub wo tons, he will anoonsctourly spurt for |” & short distance or will violate some other rule without thinking. When ROBERTSON: he does this {t usually happens that at : = i 3 = New York, Oct. 30, 1915. after taking Father , was better aod my health was = improved and now 1 work every day.” (Signed) Mise Margaret. Murphy, 8] ¢ Ciltten 8t., Albany, SLY.” | State of New York, | was for providing that persons charged with the commission of @ fthe » ho is detected. pa COURT OF APPEALS, felony punishable by imprisonment for not more than five years If the average driver will only realize that the motorcycle police Mis seat pemmmst vam onane | ON Judges’ Chambers. should be permitted to waive a jury trial and be tried by a single ©. aFe covering the entire city and are lable to bob up at any moment he will | side will attend the ball of] 51 Chambers Street, jude ase sire discretion tn the operation of the car t nas Dyke J cos te ar iren dicae New York City, The reason assigned for this provision is that it would facilitate ee — Se C oom Aetemet . Ward Club on N . Blect ually rebul October 26, 1915. the administration of justice. It is @ fair sub; for raat fet te ee 8 HIME | cguses, Would like a little more |lstiey Klin, the Newark featherw people gain weight steadily shile| My Dear Doctor Wise: ) fai ject inquiry latinite information arding the| © whether it was not inserted so as to permit influential and king it—-Advt aa than one person in the car, | notice &| knock you meni uid advise using th | in response to your inquiry as to how | shall vote upon the pro- | powerful persons who might be : S| ) 1 ight be charged with a crime to dis very veptlee eat ee me you te have @ good Ford man look posed Constitution, | desire to state that I shall vote against it and pense with a jury trial and be tried by a single judge. > saiKh ete iat vosas oatsl tas apa wAitons ous Tevet against the Apportionment and Taxation Amendments. | shall vote) 1 do not pretend to know the real purpose that actuated those tever is entirely seared. Gdns on 6 ee ee eer |WhaRs TO CO AKD HOw To cer TENE) | in) favor of the Woman Suffrage amendment. who inserted this provision in the proposed Constitution, 1 do jevel, or down hill, the tappir Mypiers si SR. cea The « = emanates does \ ‘ ‘i ‘ ‘i by sannet bo beard, Can you advise me Botha tight te noe WITH BLOTCHES GIEAMBOATS. The source from which this proposed Constitution emanates does now that it is an exceedingly dangerous provision and may se- a2 to the cause and remedy? yt reverse on a grade but will not inspire confidence, While this alone would not justify one in| riously impair the efficacy of trial by jury. Trial by jury is a pro-™ 4 aT. do so on level ground, A RBADER, ‘ voting against it if the Constitution itself was meritorious, it over-| tection and safeguard not only to the righ t al: 10 comes any presumption that might otherwise be indulged i its i, the general cable, y ve rights of the accused, but also, favor. The Convention was controlled by a small coterie of cor- Hse " ‘poration lawyers from bath the great political parties. They did we ring in mind some of the important criminal cases that have Th in the t are ) From your description, would wa eescable Morn and: no doubt need *s° | Spread to Arms and Body. Burn- |} _ geet that you look over carbon in one| placing. Would keep plenty of grease| ; Slinger, ae I think the trouble ie|{n the drums. ‘The reverse bands nead| img Terrible. liching Ia- eaueed by a carbon knock. tightening. tense. In One Month ° Foughkeewsie, | their work under the leadership of Mr. Elihu Root. jbeen fried in this State in the last tew ‘hey Where juries have con- stn en Atomaile Raton a ae Tiuile = ont) Point ‘the ability of the oie Wha controlled its action is une|\i<ted powerful and influential criminals, | appreciate that the re- € \sult in these cases might have been different if the acc’ h questioned, but nally | feel that they represent reaction rather ‘Keon permitted to dispense with a jury trial and lect yaw we 4 than progress, The belated championship by Mr. Root of progres: | case tried by a single Judge. | regard this provision of the posed , sive measures, while a humorous feature of an otherwise dull and +7 H " 1 oe uninteresting gathering, will not be taken seriously by those who pera uteit os Ge of the most sinister and dangerous attacks that « In running alone, while in second} If an auto trav speed in making n does the in- HEA Y CUTICURA apeed, whenever the car bite a hole in| ide wheel leave the ground? If tt LED B the road, the speed jumps out. Can) turned over would it fall to the out~ SOAP AND OINTMENT you explain the reason? side? BP. —— WALTER MORRISON. The inside wheels of @ oar leave ering, Will upon the right of trial by jury. J The lock which holds, the spead Wha Nhe cor’ bn erage te Yell Poi seas Miapeng Ape y baccagrn> ( = | are familiar with his dlstingushed career’ | M : ange lever in plac ° Dilators and scaly sither tightening or replacing... Would | ‘ward the outs was ewelled up and then © A Meeting of Corporation Lawyers lore Justice, Not More Appeals, Needed Automobile Kaitor ply ing rpo wy’ = 7 : ; examine these locks and fix them up Rr swat uee owks we Aulemeniiba: Became hard and cracked. . va | The Judiciary Article in which the little coterie of corporation + Attomatite Stier: Dot need a license to operate them? a ee el oe The Convention showed no appreciation of the needs of the |jawyers wh ; Vf Tati having considerable trouble | 02.2, 060d & Hleenes 60 operate, thes wees deht. ‘The eruption State: no statesmanlike grasp of the great problems demanding so- awyers which dominated the Convention have shown such , el, whic! : ¢ hen spread to my arme cbaedg / lac " i / aa poreaking noise when I run along. 1¢|, lf yeu are not, employed by your body taking. the form of | aoa —~<|jution. It resembled a meeting of a committee of a bar association |#Ute and lively interest is inadequate to correct the evils of the ‘@ wood wheel with a demountable bad ihes aon field Bae bee eee red, rough blotches They 5 iz where a few corporation lawyers, garbed in the livery of special | Present system. This subiect has been approached from the wrong. og MTUR WILBOS. la license. A chauffeurs license oe ant ras done Ni WEEKLY privilege, gather together in mutual admiration of one another's jend. What is needed is to increase the power and dignity of the - The noise is either caused by a for wes oo intense that I WADE "WO ORDER, ability and discuss matters of a purely professional nature affect-|courts of first instance, and to see to it that decisions of the trial whee! that is dried out or by @ de- powatched ond trviteted the IN . Tailors, mountable rim that does not fit the wh | ing the interests of their prosperous and monopolistic clients. perly, | would supoest that x A POS ‘ judges and verdicts of the juries, when in accord with justice, should.‘ n its reactionary activities the Convention was non-partisan. | : * Republican and Democratic corporation lawyers were admitted be permitted to stand in a greater number of cases than at present. to the council of its dominant coterie, All others seemed to be ex-| The public interest demands that we should have fewer | | “A friend iJ wheel ht I er the Automobile Editor Titre wheel and rime Thies trouble is Could you give me the address cf | Soap and Otutment I used two bones common with wood wheels having de-| #ome oll company who make & 8280+ | of Cuticura Ointment with the Soap and mountable rims. |line that would test about 70? was bealed im one month.” (Bigned) cluded from positions of influence. The liberal and progressive | appeals and more justice in courts of original jurisdiction. Aptomobile Kaitor: \ , ARTHUR BEAHT, || penjamia Pive, 196 Eldridge 60, New York element of the State who entertained independent political con-| There are some who desire less justice and more appeals. What tn the hest automobile achoot! ¢ The Pure Olt Compan ii Gare | ore ee Pr | (Open ».|viction and who believed we should have a Constitution which | Gnd the best ear madet Comper anke gassiine and no doubt, Sample Each Free by Mail ind ROCCO FERME. The Stewart School is o best in this city. As to the {rade, it all depends on the o! lo W By greatly increasing the number of judges assigned to the aj = would show a real advance in our method of government were un- ah Tris | wi y ip- | oan , + gold shroughout the world. WORK MONDAY W' ERS, |influence. : ' ; Bal! Avtomobile PAitor: belonging to my family? so few as to make the work of the Convention as a whole not worth ted” ppellate court wor! POLITICAL. POLITICAL. o I had the engine over ; knock continued and I had the en-| thickness Is used? gine overhauled again With no re- T. G. nulta, What causes this knock? The frame Is made of submitted to the people in 1916, It the propo. ad Constitution is ited because of its reactionary character the next Constitue \ ; > tina tend te chic drelan. Lealiiattant sr Convention will Pe much more progressive. The delegates jure. As an illustration of the tendency to which I refer, | call attention |to that Convention will do their work ‘with knowledge of the fact A FAILURE IN'COLORABOn 7 "ew tet PEAY BUREBAGS HAR SSRe to the conservation article. This article las to do with the control |that this proposed Constitution now submitted to the people was My advice to the Laboring People is: Consider this tion thor- | {of the great natural resources of this State over which at present defeated because it was reactionary, : , or et (At present about one third of the judges of the State are 4 Is it ood to use any eert of mix-| A driver must be at least sixteen | —_————~— pe | ___ | while. It has caused a la! Ly Suikbacoseakt exnenee 10 ah pieay jengaged in reviewing the acts of the others. The proposed « ture with gasoline so that I can se-|yeare of age. — overburdened taxpayer. The Convention was prematurely called. | Constituti ites this evil i cure more power, What would You) agramobite Hditor The initial blunder in calling it has been aggravated by the work it |Gonstitution aggravates this evil. In substance it provides auggest? Ree | Kindly let me know the approximate Neg prodiiced 8 aggrave Y that the judiciary of the State shall be more top-heavy than it is at Alas bun cuenta Gasoline In the | Sumber of sian Sr eval to von The apportionment article is grossly partisan and unfair to the) P"*™* nt nator. The different compounde will the wrist pia .0020 inch? City of New York, Moreover, it was intended to be unfair, Its A Mere Pretense net do the motor any good, RICHARD YOU effect is to unjustly discriminate against the voters of the City of) -pye . 7 > on 4 Aviom Hers sg an a tubrte| There je nothing to go by In a New York. is Miacrination was made pursuant to the pure! _ Ny claim that the proposed Constitution establishes an efficient cant? How to it used? eee Te a cnen ing label Wittlam T. Mickey, for eight years Secretary-Treasurer of the Colordip Stata) pose which has long prevailed of enabling the Legislature to treat @' Tesh nsible Government is a mere pretense which is utterly JAMES K, WINSTON. |upon the initial fitting of ¢ Federation f Labor a fllewewerher with Jw haweon, conde A Warnion the City of New York as a subject province, whose chief function unwarranted, — Instead of devising a system of government where 4 Castor oil is used in racing cars to| upon the quality of both the pin and age To New York's Tolling Thousande./ it is to bear the burden of State taxation, rather than as a compo- the responsibility is direct it has devised a compli : keep the big motors cool. The one|the bearing and upon many other ‘ ' plicated system | ebjection to ite use is ite high cost. things. reennan Peemener mroweny.sesmenaeem ||nent part of the State. The proposed taxation amendment is so| under which responsibility is divided between the Governor, Leg It ie used the eame as ordinary lubrie | jos omoniie Ratton: i “ ee a ambiguously worded tes i true meaning ch only be pie islature and numerous commissions. ‘The action of these bodies oants, i BiH : judicial i etation, Taxation and legal,“ ~ Could tell me where I could get wee SS te quently develo) by judicial interpre € ae F . ‘ i a amenitiie Ritient real book that deals with building and pon . Colorabo “Sacee ta coeu arent ditter sagt the interpretation that will be placed upon it. must necessarily result in an irrespensible Government which wey have dust purchased a new Max: |conatructing the modern racing oat? SQ, State’ Federation of Labor It should not, therefore, in this form be approved by the People. eee oe huites ample opportunity for invisible interests to | for the fact that it has developed al ayo, , Wee whisk Je Meneses camnne enenese vever ermine accomplish their purpose, | Meagreenble squenk all over. I have ere te no book wail #' toes ereee ces ts00 i Distrusts the People 1 concede that there are some improvement th jooked over the motor, but it scema|tirely with construction ef racing Constitut Ne are s mprovements in the proposed | to be very pronounced when the car| oars . th odaed | COMMITUHON GhOWs eae \tution that are not in the existing Constitution, but the ad- {ein motion. Could you explain the| Automobile Bstitor: STS, Dewar, Colerede; In several important respects the proposed Cx NM SHOWS | vantages seem to me to be greatly outweighed by the di trouble? A. 'R. THOMAS. - | “What is the best method of handing : einlisstiaie distrust of the people and is an attempt to vest the control of its | weatly ibhed by sadvantages. Ro raat eae die us ener Upmeonm nee SN wt va Sombiog from 6 [abit iaseaoh, Dettreae bee bose 0 foe in Coleedn important affairs in the hands of a political oligarchy. This spirit | Defeat Will Help the People. | La pe ere has never ‘@ measure ena: iw for lect! of women id 1 shackles, etc. Go over all the grease! Keep the gear in and throw the|| end children of this State that wee not initiated, campaigned and paid for by or in those of its provisions which suspend the power of : H oui on Se Sate uayeet © ned | EN Hr off. Would use foot and hand |] ganized labor th iter to legislate on subjects which Should at mi fines nS Hed nly nitempted to specity few, ronson Ait DEV aay i when ee nately. With clutch in, the The Women's Eight Hour Law was defeated at two sessions of the legislature || the Legislature to legislate upon subjects whic a curred to me in answer to your inquiry. There is, however, one washing for the car. je Ueed ac a brake. through foctlonal fights araony the women representatives the Child Labor Laws be under its control. In suspending the power to legislate upon | great advantage tnt will accrue to the. tate by the defeat of yee & Ford which has run 7,600) 4%omeblle Baitor: Se women ts campos nee RE Ee BTN AAAS enteted If bot to, certain specified subjects popular influence in regard to these sub-|the proposed Constitution. Under our exi. ing Constitution the miles, I had a knock in the engine, Late feat Cf the Brennen car Thore are many regsene why efits {es deen, « faiture hore and | fal to son | jects is destroyed or weakened. jquestion whether there shall be a Constitutions Convention will be which sounded like a loose caring, aunae vind of woad to Gaed and’ what ion’ 4 Age at ae women it to their benefit during the 20 years i 4 finest women in the many # nem ve tried to bring about Ido not want my medina tn this te be mlscoas | sa wenave come ofthe || Two Vicious Provisions beiter conditions, but thelr efforts have hewu « | p from many rews being use: for more than one y 8 13-4 inches. MOTORISTS’ sms h 2 Hep cigs The | | have already said that I shall vote in favor of the Woman t LM gealiy Caters you fend your support to @ measure ihat you may the people, through the Legislature, exercise control. The Prov) Suffrage amendment. That amendment will be submitted to the ‘ Is there a 200 horse-power Benz car reasons fo regrel posed Constitution takes away the power of the Legislature to|people by virtue of the action of the Legis 4 i that has thi Assuring you of my sssietance at any time, I beg to remain, i i j i “ie ction of the Legislature and not by virtue oF any oar ae this amount of FLY, oa Eae itiat islation upon this subject and vests it in a commission jof the action of the Constitutio i | power? DOMINICK. Gas tals Pas. initiate legis! pon, j i | f Constitutional Convention, " 11, Robertson, America's foremoss|, The Blitzen Benz ie rated at 200 7 * * of nine men to be appointed by the Governor. This innovation is} As I have long been a firm believer in the extension of the suffi SET etiverts saver heree-pawen There Is also a Fiat, in hi GK wholly vicious. | to women, I shall be glad to avail myself of the opportunity whi ofa men ara fing "Ye, Tnscanaa chaatfeare Oa Das FAR SSE See = A similar restriction upon the power of the ‘ealslstlire 8 ime will this year be presented of voting in favor of Woman Suffrage. rT fall to take @ course your 4 posed as to the right to legislate Upon matters alfecting legal pro- , sla $ P| nly those measures on this subjec a 7 4 Special Classes for Ladies WITHDRAW BRICKLEY, || stitution. which the Prudiciary recommend, The Constitutional Convention that has juse adjourned wag | Call oF write for booklet. The woman suffrage amendment is on the “Questions suomitied H Rul jenitliely Out of touch with the present needs of our great State SS Stewart Auto School HARTFORD, Conn,, O¢t. $0.—The athy |] Ballot.” Sham Home Rule |and out of sympathy with the liberal spirit that actuates the indee = letic authorities at Trinity refuse to | | E Broadway) jent voter of to-day. In this respect it resembled'the Consti+ = withdraw George Brickley from tts foot- M Am The home rule provision of the Constitution is a sham, [encent voter of t ys In per resemble ) 4 ball tegen Gor the guna with New For it | ark . endment No. 1 on Powers which are vital to the welfare of a city are withheld, 1 shall syerligiet br ce Ls 1867, whose work was overwhelmingly | Motor Truck ‘Drivers DRnarelte Bees, uence | eles) ® ‘Questions Submitted Ballot mention only one illustration, Te les HH the state fe not give n| Because | Teed the dominating influence in the Constitutional ; * - ® the power to operate their own public utilities. In failing to confer | Gonyention of 1918 and the 4 Consti eit wh ¥ vard, {s charged with having been con- in order to Icipelities all existing ate monopolies (eee of and the proposes onstitution itself, which or as Chauffeurs Aen Ueetaentonan thea F this power upon the municipalities all existing private monopolies |j. the result of its ee ings 1 ym eet full intormaucy, mithous ay Qala ‘The N.Y. U. will provably call oft the are rotated I refrain from discussing this Sut © result of its labor, as unworthy of public confidence and | lect further lest 1) cy pyry anatri ~ game, should be led into a discussion of the things Meh should have |S4Prert I shall vote against its posting ’ ch have bee: tted, incerely yours, 2 meadunsat Wisld Dlcnia Meunion. V ote On been put into the Constitution which have been omitted, yy " } at the Woot ide Signed) SAMUEL SEABUR The Bradhurst Field Club, Inc., will Impairing the Jury System | Reverend STEPHEN S, wie oe ¥ There are other provisions of the Constitution which havea, 23 West 90th Street, suspicious aspect. Thus one is led to wonder what the real reason New York City, ‘ § & oh eh ’ Garden, Fifty-elghth Street and Lex- ss0c ington Avenue, ‘Many local athletes of New York State A etl prominence will participate, vacj| tnd, tecention this ‘srenine’ ae sem | Woman Suffrage, November 2nd jon Opposed to Woman Suffrage