The evening world. Newspaper, November 29, 1918, Page 17

} him because he married against her wishes, he declared, Mrs. Bross declared on the witness Rtand that securities "her son says withheld were her own, She wept bit- terly and said she was being persecuted. — N. Y. SCHOONER WRECKED, Crew of Harold S. Cousens Rescued Off Cape Ann. ER, Mass,, Nov. 29.—The d schooner Harold B. Cous- ens was wrecked in a gale at Brace’s SUES MOTHER FOR SHARE IW HIS FAT HER'S ESTATE William R. Bross Declares She Withholds It Because, He Married Against Hér Wishes. RIVPRHEAD, L. 1., Nov. 29.—William R. Bross of West Yslip, has orought proceedings in the Surrogate’s Court here againt his moth M Fannie GLouc three-ma’ Miller Bross, widow of Dr. William R.|Cove, Cape Ann, to-day. Capt. Carey Bross, to ascertain, as he says and his crew of eight men were res- became of a large part of the din an exhausted condition by the his father. | Bross claims that the estate amountea | to approximately 40,00, mother, as port on only uucester Coast Guard. The schooner probably will be a total but that his |loss ® was bound from St. John, N. utrix, has made a re-|B., for New York with a cargo of spruce out $15,000, She is try-]lumber. e is of 879 tons gross and is Break a Cold In Few Hours First dose of “Pape’s Cold Compound” relieves the cold and grippe misery—Don’t stay stuffed up! Relief comes instantly. ishness, sore throat, sneezing, sore- A dose taken every two hours until | Mess and stiffness | Don't stay stuffed-up! three doses are taken will end grippe| Quit blow- Jing and snuffling! Kase your throb- misery and break up a severe cold/ hing head! Nothing else in the world cither in the head, chest, body or! vives such prompt relief as “Pape's limbs. Cold Compound,” which costs only a It promptly opens clogged-up nos-| few cents at any drug store. It acts trils and air passages in the head, | without assistance, tastes nice, causes stops nasty discharge or nose running,|no inconvenience. Be sure you get relieves sick headache, dullness, fever-| the genuine.—Advt She mixed everything so carefully, just as the cook book said, and yet they were such horrid cakes! Pancake Flour, | | Then she learned how other women do it. LK TRUST DOES ALAN EL TRUST SUPPOSED T0 00 Starves the Farmer, “Stings” the Consumer and Cheats the Sick Baby. | Bu John J. Dillon. Written Exclusively for The Evening) World. No farmer ever got righ producing milk. No city man, no matter what his capital or fortune, and selling ever succeeded producing milk with| paid help without loss, For the past} four years the farmer who made milk for the New York market simply worked himself and wife and children for less wages than other industries For the most part much of the} work was performed without pay. It} was the only way milk could be pro- duced at the price paid by the Milk rust, On the other hand, numerous for- tunes have been made in the distribu- tion of rifllk, and in the converting of it into condensed milk and other by- products. It is possible for a dealer handling 250 cans of milk a day to accumulate more money in a year than the average dairy farmer makes in a lifetime. Besides, the farmers | furnish the capital not only for the production, but for the business of distribution as well. The milk farm- er’s credits to the milk dealers in the: City of New York will exceed $5,000,- paid 000 for every day in the year. MAY NOT WATER THE MILK, BUT DOES WATER STOCK. We have a State law against the watering of milk, but no law against the watering of stocks in the com- panies that deal in milk. After pay- ing big salaries and heavy overhead expenses, the watered stocks pay big dividends. Somo three or four years back one of the big companies ad- vertised to sell an issue of its 7 per cent. preferred stock to the public and the statement was made tn these advertisements, published in the city press, that the earnings on an equal issue of the common stock was suffi- cient to pay eight times the dividend on the preferred stock, Since that time the stock has been further in- | creased We are told over and over again that there is no Milk ‘Trust in New York, Perhaps not. It all depends on the definition of a trust. We know that for long years the price paid o} mer by one dealer was the price paid all farmers all the dealers, know thi ged char one cons\ ‘ price charged dealers, the price reduced the p When one dea to the consumer, creased the cost to the consumers at the same time. For all we know there may not be a Milk Trust that would satisfy the legal definition of a trust, but we do know that if a Milk Trust did exist it would do the things our organiza+ tion of mill dealers have been doing for forty years, up to and including the present time, AFFECTS BUSINESS, SOCIAL AND POLITICAL AFFAIRS. If there is anything worse a trust could do to us, goodness save us from a real Milk Trust These milk dealers, form probably one of the strongest combinations of men and money in the world, Their stocks are held by some of the most powerful estates in the country. They influence business, social and political affair: Their |members contribute regularly to a charitable organization for the poor, and the agents of the organization She just added water te Aunt Jemima Such fluffy, delicious cakes—he said he could eat twe dexen! eA Don't experiment — start his day right Don’t risk failures that disappoint your husband— you can so easily give him the breakfast that other men love! Surprise him tomorrow with a plate of hot Aunt Jemima Pancakes— whose flavor last year made 120 million breakfasts successful ! How he will smile as he cuts the tender, golden-brown cakes |! Even the sweet milk has been added An Aunt Jemima breakfast is so easy, so economical, Everything is mixed in the flour—even pow- dered sweet milk! Breakfast is ready in no time—and it costs only a third as much as meat or eggs. too! Have Aunt Jemima Pancakes tomorrow. Aunt Jemima muffins and waflles—they’re delicious. And for variety order Aunt Jemima Buckwheat Read on the top of any Aunt Jemima box how to get the famous Rag Dolls, Aunt Jemima Mills Company, St. Joseph, Flour—in the yellow package. Missouri. Devyrigh) 1018, Aunt Jemima Mills Company, Make collectively, | THE EBEVEWiNG@ WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBGR 29, 1918, tell_me that their superiors forbid them to do ahything to offend the Milk ‘Trust. The charitable donor may not be eonacions of the Inf. ence. That is not necessary, Subtle influences. are often the most dan- gerou Up-State one of the big milk com. panies contributes to the suport of the County Farm Bureau agent, When the agent does anything to help the farmers, and that act seems against the interest of the milk dealer, the contributor protests. In ‘ounty the agent helped chocolate factory at and made a local com- petitor for the milk dealer. The rep- resentative of the milk company made a protest on the ground that his company was helping pay the agent and it should be protected. TRUST REVISES OR BOOSTS ALL | LAWS AFFECTING MILK, The influence of the Milk Trust ex- tends into State politics. It has had its sources of information in the Agricultural Department and was well and promptly advised of things affecting its interests, It revived bills before they w Legislature, and approved others be- fore they were introduced. have sought defeating the ono sure means that has ever been proposed to effect an economic distribution of milk im this city, To whatever degree the influence of the Milk Trust has been removed from the Board of Health, in the past its influence was material, if not Paramount. It extended all over the State. Farmers delivered milk with- out interference to favoerd big deal- ers for years, When they became cerns, the milk was condemned and the small dealer fined. ‘The big deal- ers used plants without interference for years. When they passed to small dealers the plants were in spected and condemned. One such seventeen violations filed against tt. A small dealer in Brooklyn refused to sel] to one of the bigger concerns. His place was soon after inspected and closed, It was sold the same day to the willing purchaser and opened for business before night HOW THE SICK B. STALE MILK. In the milk stations supposed to be 1ES GET agents of the milk dealer in charge and dates erased from the caps on gotting stale milk. Some of the Board of Health regulations yet in force favor a monopoly by the big receivers, ose. ar this is not pleasant copy to write. No publisher prints such things from choice. But milk has been a disturbing problem for the length of an average lifetime. Pre- viously farmers bore the brunt of it. 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