The evening world. Newspaper, March 12, 1920, Page 3

ORDERS PRODUCERS S. Attorney General Asked to Proceed Against Dairy Company. TO KEEP PRICES HIGH. Health Commissioner Cope- land Cails It Blow at Poor and Urges Action at Albany. James B. Stafford of Buffalo, Fed-! eral Fair Price Commissioner of the} Btate, to-day sent to Attorney-Gene- | ral Palmer, it is understood with a reqifest that he be authorized to in- stitute proceedings against the Shef- field Farms Company, a cop notice issued by the company farmers to produce less milk 4 Health Commissioner Copeland, whom alsd Mr. Stafford sent a copy, to-day denounced the notice burning sham A larger supply of fresh milk would bring prices down in New York, and |‘, how the Meld Farms Company | avolds a larger supply—and the conse quent lower price—is shown in this} of a to as and if possible to decrease it. | SHEFFIELD FARMS CO,, INC. | Dr. Copeland said the copy of the! motice sent him by Commissioner Stafford was taken from the ree! Iv | ing room door of the Sheffield ™ms Company at Franklinviile He added} that the action of the company “hare } monizes with their entire policy of dealing with the public.” The Health | Commissioner supplemented these tas | sertions with a written statement in| part: “Just at the moment when condi- tions in the dairy market are such) that if the normal supply of milk were permitted to flow into the city, | under the law of supply and demdnd, | of which the milk distributers have } #0 much to say, our citizens, for the| first time in two or three years, would | , be able to buy milk at a low price. j Immediately this great corporation takes advantage of its power over the | farmer and says to him ‘we will not permit you to increase your numbe: of cows,’ and in effect says ‘if you! , do not find some we © amount of milk, we, id excuse to of reducing the ourselves, will reduce our re- ne to think that the up. sof ths New York Leg- should bow to the will of the and refuse to give dven the Leg + Some Participants, in Brilliant Costumes, | At Pageant of the Beaux A rtsA rchitects febinletet | niinieloioiot MR. AND MRS. aeOnae GOULD, ag BOASTED NUGENT HELPED PRESIDENT FRAME DRAFT LAW Politician’s Lieutenant Also Referred to Influence With Tumulty, Says. Witness, Joseph P. Wilson, Tumulty, Secretary to President figured again to- day in the evidence at the trial of the suit of James R. Nagent, political leader in New Jersey, James pntractor, against Fissen, to recover $79,000 which Nugent claims is due him as his share of the profits on the Merritt, ntieman's struction of Camp terms of @ agreement” with the contractor, who took the own behalf, described how he had met J. A. Wright, of Nugent's lieu- } tenants in Washington, and declared that Wright went about boasting the enormous influence which Nugent | had among the law makers at the na- capital Fissell stand in his tional Tumulty as brothers,” Wright is al- 1 to. have added. J, thas charge UNTIL MARCH 31 Union 1 | $5,000 bail on a Extension’ Granted So as to Avoid ibe Clash With United the Sullivan la S 'tist, of No. 429 Bergen Street, Ten sade |days ago, according to Shapiro, Unirs- ALBANY, March 22 | feld told him he was a broker and had | a “sure thing.” Shapiro drew out his IME for Mg State personal «tax retyrps, has been | 6%; tended to March 81. ° ‘savings of $1,100 Comp+ | to Unirsfeld. and $1,000 bail on a cha been held of grand la w he cor ree of) m- plainant was Benjamin Shapiro, a den and turned them over troller Travis aanounced to-day | When next he saw pha aera this exta Wag to convenifinge | Shapiro said that the told ‘him Se ea HR TR Se tree tibane | nec had test the money. in Wall Sars eerie nes According to qiat strain igawranging tor "ait pull ferent times for payment of the Federal and the State tax. *It should be understood, how- under $25,000. bs |bank swindling hare NEW TEST OF RE F RENO | DIVORCE. ever,” he explained, “that I am | without authority to w e the | John Whitson, team, Pablishen, Sues payment of interest on taxes, and Second Wife Here. | John G. Whit lost fortunes in the ness, appeared before Justice Finch lay i with his suit ginia Gerken Whit that reason any person who avails himself of this extension will be required to pay. interest upon the tax due at 6 Per cent yearly from March 15 to the date __When the tax is paid.” for upreme Cou! n connectic on, who has made and publishing busi rt on, for a divorce from Vir- He married his first wife, Anna, in 1896 and ten years later got a Reno . | divorce from h he married I, March 12 Virginia in ance nd in 1917 his Novey of the § first wife, ignoring t Reno decree onvicted to-day of| sued for a divorce. The Reno divorce Anna Pfund-| was dectared invaiid in New York and s ning her with | the ‘deen? prosecution £0 ndent, the argu ng that » have be Some one has said @ City is the stepchild It seems indeed to be the stepchild of the State and a very| aistant relative of the milk distribu- “NM members of the Governor's Milk Committee have en- | . deavored to make manifest the sinis- of the trust. It is no s\ prige to us to | tion of | the Sheffield F mpany, but thie action may sult in good after all. It may show the farmer that the milk distributers are simply fooling them, they fooled the New York public for so many years. Loton Horton, President of the Sheffield Farms Company, st night a statement in part a grand stand play of the Health Commissioner to make it ppear that the milk in four States that would be offered for sale should be accepted by us. We have more milk now than we can sell. We don’t take any milk from a dairy until our inspectors have made an a to see that the san are complied with. missioner ts us to bring the y The Health Com- milk id, then the second ma een invalid Even a beaytiful voice isn't worth much ff it can only sing one song. Y want a phonograph that will play all makes of records. Hear t CRESCENT with its unlimited repertoi: Sold through authorized dealers on Crescent Talking Machine Co., Inc., New York Eutablished 1913 to the city and sell it to the for half, the price farmer f people we are paying the | You got t un't ee my senses way. You've We send not to us, ces like these etl usually every spring when fresh cows | begin to produce and the farmers “ J try to unload their milk on us. Asks Palmer for Authority . necute Milk Company, BUFFALO, N. Y., March 12.—An| effort hy a New York City’ distribut- company to curtail milk p tion in the State was disclosed in a report made yesterday to James B Stafford, State Fulr Price Commis sioner, arded by th Com- missioner Attorney General Falmer € er Stafford has asked the Attorney General to authorize him to proceed against the company | — Warrant for Senate . ALEXANI Mareh 12.—A ‘ant charging Gustaf Nelson, son-inz Jaw of U, 8. Senator Nelson of Minne ota, with manslaughter was {ssued to: ay. Nelson is alleged to have killed n farmer, in a quar- charge of second de nd bring down what yc a profit, Between now and | June 1 the supply milk will in- crense 100 per cent, due to spring and fresh cows. If we brought all ot] it In the people wouldn't buy it the farmers can broviiee | s would never get ‘ou he re. ly. “Better Chocolates aka Lower Price” CANDIES Extra m Sesciat for To-day and To-morrow Peanut Brittle jekets! 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Kenneth M, Murchison, New| Sel for the defendant declared were The export market of milk More than a thousand persons in brilliant costume: the | Cap hed Wrieht that | intended to show that while promis products has entirely stopped. It Pageant of Ancient France and the ball given last night at the Hotel | York architect, warned right that) ing Fissell to obtain large contracts is therefore necessary that we Astor by the Society of Beaux Arts Architects. It was the first given’ | unless it ceased he would be com-| for him, Nugent in reality had done Featsiok: Oak Hurohase: Of -enilk, by the society since 1914, and was the most brilliant it ever staged, |pelled to “drive him out of town.”| nothing, s alta : Many famous chara were portrayed and the gayety of the France |,Tivs threat was never carried out, —— Under no circumstances can any ipdeiaat : pie i Fisse! Snow Worker Overcome by Sewer of bygo ne days was depicted s Wright subsided, -Fissell said. creamery take on an additional as ee : ese | Take Me Cat aa. tod Ga Spain wilt’ Hot be £3) ee Aae MRS. VAN RENSSELAER KING LONDON, March 12.—Bolshevik troops | jad as much to do with getting the pled ‘ ree High ablia ceacun i granted for Mhelelnieeleirleteleteieleletelelolalt ,| have cléared the hostile forces from the] Camp Metritt contract “as the man ope ml new dairies until conditions | Dentiat Cannes A entire peninsula of Yeisk, In Ciacauca- < a? Gaeta: Ge ale Oe and. ietth, Bt a tnlplne tb be hange. Who Had \s sia Sea" of Asoy, it is wn-|in the moon," to ch he said move snow | he bape STATE INCOME TAX | haven | no viet official communt- | gent replied: “That's all right, but 1|4n¢ Amst bid All dairymen are urged not to Adolph Unirsfeld, fifty-two, who gave | qu s in conicts with Poles ; i ees |He was r St urence ~* Increase their production of milk, NEED NOT BE PAID | his address ax No. 45 Hudson Avenue, | Rave another bigess Conk ming Hosplt duced Fissell to the to you soon,” materialized, the witness said Fissell said that he had pald Wright 100 weekly from December 1917 un Ul March 1919, took his say so for Nugent's influence with the President and his secretary, and felt sure that something good would come | through it.” ' Capt first | witness when the trial was resumed vefore Chancellor Backes in Newark to-day, He testified that he | had been a member of the Advisory mmittee t> the Committee nergency Construction of because “I Murvhison was the { on! n} the ; E Council of National Defense during | the war. He admitted that he! had recommended the awardin of! the Camp Merritt construction job ‘© Fissell, but insisted: that he had 80, not because of any “influ. ence whieh ugent had brought H upan him, but because he known Fissell to be a reliable and compe- | tent who had done etor, con- siders work under his su ie sion Mr. Murchison admitied that Wright had visited him frequently in hington. In telling how ‘contracts in. the awarde of the war, he s thirty-two contrac millions, ‘had ‘been awarded committee, The Rev, Father Cornelius, ollie priest of Newark, told o . and of a con by with the contractor, who that he making The priest he get in touch with Nugent and himself iptro- political leader He sai dhe was present wh men entered into the agree which Nugent was to use ence and was to receive of all profits from cont Sroadeey Beaded Geargette, Extraordinary Sale 00 Georgette Blouses Actual Selling Prices ODAY no Georgette blouse remarkably low hundreds of Georgette blouses of $3.80 SATURDAY The Greatest Blouse Offer Ever Made ~ by the Orkins Specialized Blouse Salon Tucked Georgette, $3.89 3.80 price. $3.80. Need we say more to recommend them? 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