The evening world. Newspaper, September 14, 1920, Page 9

STS SARATOGA "EVE OF PRNARES District Attorney Asserts New York Gamblers. Lend Aid to Opponent. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., Sept. 14.—Preceding the primaries to-day open charges were made by both sides in the Republican factional Hight that well-known New York gamblers are taking a hand in the fight for the District Attorney of Baratoga County. The storm centres around District Attorney Charles B. Andrus, r@nning for renomination. He was indicted last week by an Ex- traordinary Grand Jury on the charge of neglect of duty in allowing “wide open” conditions during the summer of 1919. Andrus 1s a self-avowed enemy of | former State Senator Bdgar T. | dates I know they prefer Smith.’ than $60,000 to defeat Gaffney fall,” said Andrus to-day. these same people are doing every. | thing in their power to defeat me at | the primaries. | “If I am defeated for the nomina- | . I shall run ou an Independent | et.” | “If Any money has been sent here| by well known gamblers,” said Mr. Leary, “it has reched the Andrus forces and not us. “The chai by Andrus and his) friends that Senator Brack tt or my- | self brought about his indictment elther directly or indirectly ts @ malicious false! |. The women vote to-day and between the two cai Not since Dick Canfield was ar- rested here five times tn ten days, or in 1908, when racing was almoat given the knookout by Gov. Hughes through the Agnew-Hart law, has Saratogs been quite so excited. pelaaratanee he BOWERS HELD WITHOUT BAIL Michael Bowers, twenty years old, of No. 556 West 50th Street, the fugitive chauffeur whore car killed’ two children | 4 injured several others at Hleventh | Avenue and 55th Street Sept. 6, was | held without ball on two charges of | homicide for hearing ‘Thursday by Max. | istrate Raphael Tobias ¢in West Side Court to-day, ‘One count specified the death of James W id the second that of | TURNING TOC: MOS FR (Continued from First Page.) ter a Progressive and Harding a re- actionary. On the other hand the usual number of straw votes have beew taken of the primaries and Indt- cate much shifting of electoral cur- rents, Among the business men the change from Democratic to Republt- | can ty cons derable, Gov. Cox didn’t’ attract votes in that class when he was here. His tactics were described by some Democrats of the conserva- tive type as “mud slinging.” Mr. Cox emphasized the Repubiiean campaign fund and read letters bear- ing on the local situation, It so hap- pens that tis word of the Repubffeans who have been raising the funds is a potent force in the community So the net effect of the exposure was, to allenate those who belived the Dem- ocratic nominee had raised a smoke ruption. Gov) Cox openly flirted with the In- boring Classes and the radicals, With them of course the charge of larce campaign funds ts a doctrine much like the stuff the soap-box orators and other agitators preach in reciting the evils of big business, Unquestionatiy Goy. Cox won yotes from the laboring classes and also drew to his side those bron never have believed in Prohtbi- tion. whol For while these Western States have gone dry time and tire agai the thirst of a great many people hi not entire! ne sh ary." disappeared. ‘They core tana and Washington, ‘Indeed, some | ‘Tolling, people hereabout have a sort’ of an impression that as hard on pare] throats as a Re- publican Administration might. MANY INFLUENCED BY OF A WOMAN. | more Leagu Many voters probably will be influ- enced by statements iike that given to_the looal newspapers here to-day West 42nd Street , of bition + ibaa rehes, She said: the “AS to the Preatdency { don't think !t matters which man gets there o far as Prohibition is con- cerned, for I belleve Harding ts just ns wet as Cox and that Cox is aa dry as Harding. they try to make out that they are wet and in dry States they try to make out that they are ‘Spokane Incidentally the Democratic nomt- | nee for Senator was, and Is a leader | in the Prohibition movement in this But it is really reminiacently of wetness both in Mon- |that no issue 18 particularly con- Radiohlism, in rampant in W % ington and the Democrats are trying T eox Ti not be | co convince the masses that Cox In only akin to the non-partisan and the demands of labor EECH |than is Harding. So much noise has been made about Attorney General Palmer's record | does poll _n Jarge part of the! scales, Store Hours: 9 A. M. to $.30 P. M. ~ Stern Brothers (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) * radical vote it will be as a of record in handting AL past rather than any particular love for the W! Gov, Cox received a good reception in Eastern Washington, He carried his crowds well, Franklin Roosevelt made a pleasing impreawion and won friends for the national ticket. ‘The concensus of opinion seems to be that, judging by outcroppings of sentiment of the eastern end of the State, Washington will be close. The Repubticans think they will carry Spokane and vicinity for Harding by at least 3,000, Such an estimate is reganied by Democrats as a con! 1 son of weakness. ‘The fact of the matter ts that Western Washington will decide the Ismue, an two-thirds of the registered vote is cast In the Seattle and Tacoma districts, No decisive trend in either direction appears to have developed in the eastern part of the State, and the | West Coast region will have to tip the In wet States significant West 43rd Street ison Administration. | Women’s Pumps of patent leather— smart well made shoes that are usefu for indoors or out.... Renae Women’s Brogue Oxford brown boarded calfskin with low square heels and all the punching and pinking that’ this type demands — young women are wearing them almost entirely... . Women’s Boots-of black kidskin—laced |p and high cut, -with narrow toes and cur ved |} — Cuban heels—a real orthopedic last with correct style, priced at....----.- is of dark $10} Sixth Ave., Cor. 19th St. | Brackett, who for more than a quar- | ter of a century ruled Saratoga with an “iron hand” until the present District Attorney threw a wrench nto his power by being elected two ‘ears ago. While former Senator Brackett, |g whose well known tactics have al-| ways been more or less a credit to the Old Guard, {s pulling the wires to defeat Andrus, John A. Leary, a’! close personal friend of the veteran leader, is leading his forces. The race track gambling and pool- rooms, such as have and now axist througbout the country, in playing a small part tn the present fight here, ag both sides realize that the Sara- toga race track Is necessary to the prosperity of the local commun.ty. The citizens of Saratoga want rac- ing, and a majority of the male popu- lation at least like to exchange “gifts” with the bookies, and on this polnt the Brackett and Andrus, fac- tions agree. It was not until the close of the racing season that the indictment was returned against Andrus, who claims | he hag been “framed up" by Brackett + and Leary through influence of mem- bers of the Chamber of Commerce and other political machinery at Al- Heel. bany. Public Safety Commissioner John | Gaftney was elected last fall for a term of two years on the #nti-Braekert KETWERN 80TH 290 Fifth Ave. AND 8187 STS. Short Vamp Shoes Marked Reductions from Regular Prices on all our Brown, Black and Patent Colt Oxfords, Cuban and Leather Louis XV. Heels $900 SPECIAL OFFERINGS : New French Model Lace 10- inch Boot; Brown and Black Cloth Top; Leathér Cuban PMOG). 64/5408 sh eeces Sizes 1 to 9, A to Branch Store: 511 6th Ave. BETWEEN 30TH AND 818T sTS, Smart New Fall Apparel for Stout Women thi Au) it Stout Women A BARGAI OW:ER STOR ASE Mothers -to-be ENT J ani 4 23 West 38% St, Bet. 5% & 6t Aves\ New Fall Suits The suit pictured at the left is merely an example of the many suits offered This suit is of All-Wool Serge. Burella, Poplin, Tricotine and Broadcloth. plain and belted models, est styles Hped, and are all big” bargains. Sizes up to 66 bust. 348 “45% colors. all at bargain. prices. Other suits are of All new- Many are silk These sujts are from our mail order stocks Choice of all popular 542 An Important Sale Wednesday of BOYS’ WOOL SUITS Values up to $22.50—Now An opportune occasion for parents who wish to effect a con- siderable saving on service-giving, practical clothes for the boy. 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