The evening world. Newspaper, February 16, 1921, Page 9

UP-STATE CES SEE PERILIN GV. MLLER’ TNTN FARE PLANS (Continued From Firat Page.) killing of the power broadening of the Lackwood resolution. Just why the Chairman of the Republican State Committee should be lobbying for bills ‘striking at the heart of New York the members are at a loss to un- . derstand, He has been conducting a whispering campaign outside of Al- bany, even in New York City itwelf, That ail of Greater New York's delegation are not opposed to the traction measure was evidenced in the vote on the Lockwood resolution, following “the lead of the bosses rather than the interests of their cities The men who voted against the increased powers are Sénators Burlingame, Katlin and Reischmann of Brooklyn, and Meyer of Mantiat- lan, ; Last aight another summary of the traction bill, covering the proposed State-wide Public Service Com- mission, was released from the Goy- ernor’s office. Ono striking phrase of the bil was lifted bodily from the Carson-Martin bill, which was jam- med through the Assembly in 1919 and stopped in the Senate, when it was charged on the floor of the Sen- ate that a slush fund of $600,000 had been raised to insure its passage. The line fram the defeated measure reads: “Notwithstanding that a higher or lower rate, fare or charge has been heretofore prescribed by general of special statute, contract, grant, franchise condition, consent or other agreement.” | The second summary will bring more closely to the up-State mem- bery just what is in store for their traction lines in their home towns, 4nd will give them time to sound the home folks. It does to them practi- cally what the Rapid Trafisit Com- mission will do to Greater New York. Of the latter, Senator James J. Walker, minority leader of thé Sen- ate, made the following statement: “The advanced statement given to the press by Gov. Miller, dated eb, 14, 1921, regarding his traction pro- posal, together with a draft of the egisiation to be introduced to-mor- row, carrying out the purposes of his to the Legislature, dated 1921, only enhances the fear he thinking people of the City ae ‘ . ot New York experienced when they fead of his traction programme. “The universal and spontaneous disapproval which the people of the City of New York firet expressed will not be lessened by his last word upon the subject, Hig first ex- Presssion was bold, In fact, it was bragen, and he evidently has been driven to call upon all the ingenuity he is so justly famous for to now give it a fairer face, but students of municipal government will “not be fooled. Plight of Mrs, Mary O'Shaughnessy, An unusual application “He grows bolder, he grows more artistic; criticism and objection have made him apparently do away with his plain language, but his latest effort. is merely sugar coating. No amount of reasoning that eveh he is capable of will, in my opinion, ever convince the people of the various municipal- ities throughout the State that the valuable franchise and concessions which were giyen to the public util- ity corporations, to wit: the real es- tate, the right to operate plants and serve the public, the use of city streets and the laying thereon of maing and tracks aml the stringing of wires with the @istinct under- thirty, F able to support Is three ‘children, the youngest, a) eight, John, to got it. bra da _ nursery charged tanding that they @wuld serve the Public with certain commodities at stipulated and agreed charges can ever be abrogated in justice to the people, and his proposal would do that very thing.” organizations, filled. - Some Specially ‘Arranged Bargains in Lane Bryant Maternity Appare That is not an additional expense, differ in no way from prevailing modes, and can be worn again when figure returns to normal. 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The baby has ear, trouble. | ff John’ has enlarged tonsils and will go to-day with his brother to a hos-| ff pital, where both will undergo opera- tions, Mra. O'Shaughnessy owes this month's rent and does not know Mrs, WILLIAMSO: The last of have Been-on duty in region here «ince Noy. morning for C tachment P NG@ WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBR leant of Fede: w ral Troops Leave Mra. Gruee Jackson, an actress, West 74th Street, arrested for throwing Lysol in ander Hirsh, a self-defense in the coal strike 28 entrained this her 0. A de- was discharged, face of Alex~ sbpoona, server, pleadet in West Side Court be Xpected to} fore Magistrate Simpson yesterday anJ viata .. of N Fuby Y urtumerie Pinaud 18 Y Mare eVondome ~ Yrrts Lifeless, unattractive hair awaits the magic touch of ED. 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