The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 24

THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. MW YORK. SUNDAY. MAKCII T.n. 1013.

Mail Order Congressman labor" me ha Iik-I-js) a card to l. i frrd and rrturnrii to tofui at ColnrrJ tlx slauars aaroil.J To'fr. of I Krpujlaan parly auj tliat Write for Simple or Telephone 4168 Mais. MnJd "ia support to political nruJ" It til occcitarv May Stir Up Washington la uv a i.rtalu iua.ter of uvea dorseniMits in orJtr in fii a a caadl- Bay djma through th cectral th Stat. 1 Las a poulatiun of and an rea.on.

Alas? a Itroni d.ltr'..;. tu In the landii.Je of It baa Ben lOoiMorcd couierratlr. ltd years lfur the d.s-trlct bad given th an cauulilaTO w.th a of i.C'! over fall Democratli; competitor, la tha primary Mr. l.lnCqul.t easily defeated th man who had been aurh a popular candidate in IMO. aul n.or easily defeated the Democratic and Prcgrcaalva caudl-'.

In th election. election meih-od were and aucreai la (till the talk In political clrcica of the Stat. i fur tbe kepu'Dllcan rumination. A St Lcforr the prlmarv Mr. Unl- l-rancis O.

Lindquist, Who Elected Himself by Circular 1 MISS WTLS0K SOW CHAMPIOJC. Kuse Kr'tf. tbe Brooch girl who sailed for oe several daya ago. auj who was in with being the: worid a tbaiupiou li pot the pes-' aessor of thai honor mv. la th l.st at Madison Squire Garden.

Ml.a Florence Wilaou waa the, winner. Visa won the sou.c years ago. IROOKLTNITXS SAILING. A larg party ot tourists sailed cn the steamship Moltke of tbe Hamburg-American Liu yesterday for a to the TVrst Indies and the Tanania Pas. aengera from Brooklyn were K.

A. Melu-ken and D. K. Campbell. a.

l. aetermiQ wseiarr the mil ruie or wnt.her the 'no 328 LIVINGSTON BROOKLYN. ti Kevins BroaUra. HO Newark Avt, Jertey City. If ycur Parlor Suite requires Slip Covers roniult us the biggett manufacturers of Slip Covers inaCl.

Greittr Ne- York and J'rsev City. ue only duituroot and waihable dtmatk. alio shrunk bind- For Pieces, iag. Our workwaaship is unexcelled. No yard liatit.

Reupholstering Furniture Our Specialty. Mattresses Made Oyer at Your Residence, $1.90. Letter Advertising, Handed Michigan Politicians Knockout Blow Promises to Keep Things Moving llllcal tuach.npj will continue to rob the people of their rlfhti." A a part of tali rlrcular letter Lira was print! a tte letter of a non-committal aort from Dr. Wiley, In which the then ft 1 hm rhsmicirv Innra. ihft BIG VERDICT SUSTAINED.

i-ial t'i Th K.nlr.l in-nt ma. Is In or.hr to ItM the people principle of the pure fabrlc bill. and be stoou and wlikt he ue.ircd other from Bea B. Unilsey of taa Irvr TV: r.t-luui.tuii, Marin raiiei I i iyumr, lii- man who ill represent in. wu ja mm envelope with the piirjosfs of the in on botn sllrs.

win, Mr. Undm forced t0 nnd a nl.iiiie of Mr add another pojn and then be pro- Litidguiii. Ta liody of the pouter con-ulti nearly J.mi words In good itred reeded to band out a tew thloga to tue aittlnff memhee I'nntpnii vhntn Yia ia in KltvpiKh Mi.hM'i I In the Congrers, ltvo up to tin i. In- o.iilui'lC'1 for til; i. "Prn.it ii-n auj t-W-riion Ihrrc will lip no iiiu: in that largo l'uii.

many of whuni arc in lite i.inn::!l 1 The of l.iiniiiuist is not so Strang I iv tui-'hoiW lif tisej. it-- has il' i.ion i "at( cdveriuing ii for cen a peraon onnmlni for lh "Mr r.n. le. urRe etiovsti it dim cycslRlit read. -I-ei Me Kx- nnn u- Ma, in piain Why a tue hep.OinR In hid let- voyage! And you're off.

Care and worry are things JL-I of the past. You feel fine, walk erect, step rapidly, lour dress fits perfectly, and you have that easy, graceful poise you have a JNEW grasp on life. Women who wear rs on one aide of this poster, with a Jiib-headins; in laree iyp-: "l'iis I'ro-! iioied l.lndquist Pun- nnd leather LAW Will ll.iltl.. Ihn liter. I nf i iv.

Appellate Court Affirms That of la Mrs. Elli" Faor. The Appellate Division has Just affirmed a verdict of it JTI.T2, awarded to lira. Sarah Eilia of til Seventeenth street by a jury last May, before Supreme Court Justice S-aplstoa, for the death of tier huaband. Mr.

Ellis via truck and killed by a trolley car, when he was In the act at adjusting seto of the works ot bli automobile. Ha had i.opped his machine parallel to the trolley tracks, and waa bending over beaid It. leaning over the tracks, when he was bit. From a legal standpoint the ease presented a noTel e.ucetloa, la that the widow had no means of proving that bar husband bad not been negligent, ta not looking to see If a car was earning before bending aver. The question ot contributory negligence, however, waa left to the Jury, and after being out only a short while they returned the big verdict for the widow.

Speaker of the House, had mora power than the President of the I'nited He waa a Oar among th political' ir.a-eb:ne-niadc Congressmen and he openly fought the will of tne people for many years. Our present C'ongreeaman fought Imnd-ln-hand with him, as tha record shows." Llnuaiilst's nomination was a walk- In Hut more than that In-." "Here tut Iesu-." began Mr. i 1 fKvt.nj ii brft citimiile of the Liudquiai. ami jo then explained the bill! i -niil of the I in- 3 that developed In 11,1,1 about the five yeara of hard I rlcrtiiin. orW ho had pul in perfecting the bill! BonTbri ii to me attention ot in Mf.

l.liidum-t a mail or icr busln.3 BnU it'll and he adopted mall order methods ot iloilats from my earnhiga to rarry llio prlinarira. and hen nom- havi m-v-r asked a elngle uiau to rati I be the same means to carry "(' to further the nl1.ti,.,, wi.i, r-'lf li iji-ii-iiiiHry jaw, ne ae clared. "I must tiplit tho iinr over. The other candidates iu raca- track pariancc "did sot He bad I reached tha people. They read tils to-I luminous literature.

They bellered him iand voted for him. In the same way tW.t mall order candidate carried on his entire campaign. in one letter was mention of the high cost of Jiving, the trusts, robbery of families, political bosses, underpaid workers, toiling masses, great fortunes, monopolizing Interests and machine organizations. He had just learned of the attempted asecsslnation of Theodore hi competitors for the nomination 'and ask ti.e people who want to und tarried the disirh at the election i help nie in passing tuia law to support on principle and not on political power." In a separate statement, closed in a bo. on mnie pi.ge.

he eald tiiai ne had "been a stanch IteDubliran and sunporter of Hue Kepu oliiati principles for twt-ni years." enjoy to the fullest the comfort and luxury of corset Roosevelt, which nee Mated a postcrlpt The opposite side of the poster stated larite type as a heading: The High 1 which he character. cd the Colonel as ('list of Living Dm. to me Die. Unjust "one of our greatest champions of the lA A'i TRADE TREND IN CANADA. Conditions Favorable, Thoug li Caxry-Orer of Winter Stockg I Dispatches to Dun' Review from branch office! of R.

a. Dun Co. in the leading cities of the Dominion of Canada continue generally favorable, although the weather at nuxfcrous points bas not been propitlou for activity In business. Montreal reports that tho breakine- no nf the fronts TaKcn Illegally by the Manufac peoples rights. L.et us hope for his perfection, and that sea voy speedy recovery." And then two addl turers and Ke said he could prove this by the report of the tariff board on the wool schedule and presented lieu res to substantiate his assertions.

There v. as also a great deal more about the Mn.lquisi pure fabric and leather bill. said, that the reason why this hill has not been passed Is "because the litis of disagreeable weather has 'interfered with tional lines: "Regardless of who your choice for President, might be. I appeal to you to mark a cross in front ot my name." Of nil the literature sent out by this interestlug individual nothing equals th poster which accompanied a circular letter of October 16. It was printed on yellow paner and a largo p'ctur of Mr.

Unrtuulst was an imposing feature. More reading matter was carried than before, and a smaller type used for this purpose. "I Can Prove began the poster as large heading, and a sub-head in good display, added, "That the Fanners Are Not (letting a Square Deal." At the bottom of the poster was big black and In large letters: "For Congress, Francis O. Lindquist." And when the votes were counted it i iiiirton are scaled eKainst parsing such a law against the corporations." Accompanying the circular letter Rnd was a return postal card, with Mr. L.lndiist's address, and on the message I side a printed form and blank spaces by i allied the voter could declare his Inten-, t.on of votltiK for Mr.

Lludqtilst in the primary election, should he announce his irmu Lcaue. Spring sortlng-up business so far has been only moderate, and though travelers report that large stock! of heavy goodi will be carried over, a fair trade is looked (or In the lighter linea of women'! wear. Footwear manuiaoUrera are almost through with ahlpmenti of spring goods and are now turning thlr attention to fall lines. Leather la quiet but firm. Receipts of bides show some falling off and calfskins are stronger.

There Is a seasonable movement of groceries. Wholesale and retail trade ccntlnuea iu fair volume at Quebec and a brisk spring season Is expected. In spite of unfavorable weather at Toronto, wholesale trade, has been active. age is not necessary. Once fitted to the correct BON TON, your corset troubles vanish.

The newest models are masterpieces but they must be seen and worn to be really appreciated. Millions of omen are wearing them. Why not YOU? Just jot it down iu your memo and visit YOUR dealer today. cui.uiuHcy. A second and a third rlrcular letter and poster soon followed, much to the same fect as the first ono.

I rli. i (b. W9lt shown thnt Ihn nnnnU hail unit 4 ifM -Urtdquist Announces His Candidacy read all that mass of literature, but that In Tt t- I thoy bellovcd It. Mr. Lindquist, running in Cucular Letter Form.

on thc nepubllcan ticket, received 10.S0.1 rouhtu before the primaries Mr. votes, which was 9,942 more than his Liinlqulst announced bia decision to be- nearest competitor. The Democratic mme a candidate iu a fonr-micn nrintml candidate received 9.3(11 voles, and a Francis 0. Lindquist. circular letter or il.uoti words, nnd in I Progressive candidate, who was put up to rlrav- votes from Lindquist, received tour oagea the energetic candidate was able to say are-ac many thing.

There were numy references to "machine bosses," "poliilcitl rings," "corporations." and the "trusts" Were not fnnrntlon 9.231 votes. Mr. Taft received in the same district 11,560 votes. After the election Mr. Lindquist, as re- nttired hv Inw flled with the elerlr ihtk by the largtst plurality ever giTen any lmui even in a tiual v-ave year.

Mr. l.tmlquist lives at Greenville, where for a number of years he i ji nr-r in- i.i i iitvu liane CI 1 cuiat-Ler llav ni-jiuBi-umiiveu a bwuiu BlttLn- nun ui.iuu JV" iuil.v ui a nia'i ui nvi Pimp in inncrt i. fc 1.i li i Orders for fall and winter dry goods have been quite numerous and the outlook la encouraging. There is a moderate trade In groceries at unchanged prlcos. Leather and hide are quiet.

Metals are very firm. Building Is expected to be extremely active, as many contracts have been placed. Grain and provisions bava been quiet. Little or no change Is reported by Hamilton, business, on the whole, being maintained la fair volume. Gross earnings of all Canadian railroads so far reporting tor three weeks In March show a gain of 6.2 per cent, as compared with the earnings of the same roads for the corresponding period a year ago.

Commercial failures In the Dominion of Canada this week numbered 25 against 33 last week and. 34 the eamo week last year. iinu 1 cSJOIIOeit L0 IHHf.llllTUl UI jll rAp-IIBf3 1IIIUUUUI1K XO 1 lisintss. lie solicited these orders tey 42.1.S3. of which 75o was for postage.

He nii.iiii un i csnonuence. It was signed in person and the hope that the candidate would "soon have the pleasure mail, writing to possible custotuers and i '-i-pinff up the correspondence until he landed a buyer or found tile case hope inrt-LiiiK villi iril-o In There 3 were morn thnnha nU rn. kii 1.1... Royal Worcester Corset Worcester, Mass. Makers of Bon Ton, Royal Worcester and Adjl sto Corsets.

I ,...1.1 ii. "M'lUK less, in mail orders asserts under oath that he made no promises or pledge of any kind; tht he received no contributions from any person, and that be personally paid all his expenses. The Eleventh Congressional District of Michigan is not a freak district either In location or population. It contains eleven counties extending from Great Thunder euona toward "passing laws which postage upon it protect the people from the injustice at. least 3 cents iu -I me i ui in nations." As it was necessary for him to (lie his petition for the nomination at tho Slate Capitol within a iiitiu before lie (save hint up.

"If cms in poatnijo," lie confided to a friend, "will sell a bill ot goods amounting to $-U to man in Texas, why shouldn't the tamo amount, per man land ejsWMaamasaBBBBMaaaa.M- I enough voters in tiiis district to elect mo UNCEMENT 5" to (JoiiBrcBS." And bo ho proceeded ou that theory. Mail Order Candidate Bombards Voters With Letters and Circulars. lie bombarded the voters with circular tetters and postci'H. Ho deluged the dis-'j'iet v.iih words. Broadsides of language itt prlntou form atttl Imitation typewrit-i- pages were fired at regular and irregular intervals.

He hammered tiio fusla, monopolies and combinations, tliue after time that Congress was KM 7T After many weeks of preparation, the new store, in gala dress, bright, elegant and beautiful, awaits the signal. to throw open its doors to an expectant host of admiring friends. The entire building has been transformed into one of the best homefurnishing establishments in Greater New York. South Brooklyn has long felt the need of this great homefurnishing store. Planned on a broad and liberal scale, supplying an immense variety of good quality homefurnishings of newest artistic designs, equal in quality and lower in price than any store in Greater New York.

lontrolled by thetn to prevent legislation! 503 -505-507-509 FIFTH AVENUE BETWEEN 12th AND 13th STREETS, FORMERLY MONAHAN BUILDING rnnrn JJUIK 5. 5f Every piece absolutely new, from the best manufacturers, of very latest design, artistically modeled and beautifully You may be proud of homefurnishings supplied by MICHAELS CO. Do not fail to attend the opening. You will be surprised at the transformations of the building. Seven floors vibrating with intense values.

1:1 the interest of the people. Time after time ho attacked the machine politicians and pointed out that single-handed mid alone lie was fight'ng the bat-ile for the people. Every circular and poster reiterated the same statements, clothed in a little different language, but niways ou the same topics, with many of same phrases ropeated. He made a ill, the Lindquist Pure Fabric and Leather Bill, a prominent feature of hU campaign, telling the voters that this measure would cure many public Ills, re-ilu-e the cost of living, be a blow to Ihn trusts, ami curb the money kings i Wail fin-eet. What.

se---nis to be the atuaKiiig pari iT his v. hule campaign Is that the voters would rend all this mass of literature. I tut they did read it and they believed it, as shown by his overwhelming vote. Lindquist Has a Ctive-All Bill for Fabric Industry. Mr.

Lindquist has for years been advo-'iii'nt; a bill, drawn on the same lines tin- pore food law. made applicable io -I't-ies and leather good3. He has sent it in-lreds in' thouFiinds of circular letters i v-iters in every part of the United HsUinc their co-operntton by Hid eireulat ing the petitions he in-i 'used and returning them to him to send io Congress. The result has been astounding to (hose who have taken the rouble to see what lie has accomplished in the wny of gathering names, which, Incidentally, could be used for furthering hi correspondence in his business operations. As liis project developed ho saw, be said, that he could do more for his Ml! as a member of Congress.

He believed that If he could give it his per-onal attention with the support which ihe petitions gave him he could pass the measure through Congress. That is wlint ne told the voters of his district, and that the reason he gave for seeking a seat tite national legislature. When It was known that Mr. Lindquist as a candidate for Congress, and that proposed to run by the mail order roufe, the practical and professional politicians said his scheme was "looney" and his nomination Impossible. Jeers and sneers greeted his Idea and the men who sought the nomination treated Lind-ciuist anil his candidacy as a joke.

ROOKLYN'S NEW 0 Formerly Monahan Building Remember the Name and Address of the New Building MICHAELS 503-505-507-509 FIFTH AVE. Between 12th and 13th Sts. Do not confound this store Tvith any other store in Brooklyn. This is a new store and you will be treated more liberally here than in any other store in Greater New York. 2 i I WATCH FOR OUR SPECIALS? Opens Campaign With Letter Asking In next Sunday's Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Brooklyn Standard Brooklyn Citizen and New.

York American. Ljh1k1 a -i 'rT. i-l mi CS? SI GREAT OPENING SALE! Auvica as to Candidacy. Mr. Lindquist began his campaign In June with a circular letter of words.

I', was sent to every Republican voter in the district. He did not announce his candidacy in this letter, but asked the advice of the voters as to whether or not he should be a candidate. He was taking the peopie into his confidence; and more li'an that allowing them to Bay whether it not they wanted him to present his name to them. He told tho people that he was not a politician and did not have the support of the "ring politicians," and II was necessary to use the govern- The best manufacturers of the country have co-operated with us in contributing their best trade specials. Extraordinary prices.

Bargains! This is the opportunity of years. YOUR OWN TERMS We will treat you more liberally than any other house in existence. Cash or Credit. TF1R1VR IX stysBBat1JLsal rTI Jt IB tfaT PAY AS YOU LIKE Your terms of payment are our terms. Come in and tell us what you want.

Cash or Credit. Diabetes We are not going to limit you to any single payment plan. Any terms offered by any other house you will find more tnan equaled here. If you prefer, "No Money "23c, 50c or $1 a week," tell us and we will surprise you with our most liberal treatment You will get furniture equal to any found In Greater New York at far lower prices, and you can arrange payments in any way you prefer. Cash or Credit.

This is the most liberal house anywhere. Come in and say what you want. ichaels Co. Remember the Name and Address Herb Quickly Cures This Dread Disease to Stay Cured. Ilifl'v hf lifrvfofnrr rnnslfUimd in- 'ii Jilir, tlir.

t- tmp( iiHiI nil t' ti nf-t i. fill haw li' ii to Kiiloug tlii'lr rcurs hv strict A plant ntlv linrorrrM In Mrs! en rd 'Hic'inl Merit, rrMili'l 1" ti" a dpr-rlflc In 1 1:" trr ii mi'iit if (liiihr-ti-ti, (juli'Uy rMliii-itig til cunilr ii ml Mignr, rt'Hlorlng vIkui nnd Lurl'lintf up flu- n.vNtrni. I rrnl'-H" x' ft-'tnhU: rvnifilt will rJtTP tho il-iif. ft l-l'l rnpf niilM, 111 tilt' lllfist llt- I rn vri itii)n ii wf'fk, mill to prove will infill Tlif tli'Ht UU itiK'knH for wltii f-e" i( vitJm's to tii" dlnlK'tif, Iiit. 'lit list niil fXflnOvo titlilr of Uvl rl vinrj nf fitar'-h and mil'p i' in --V) dlfTcrmt fomi.i, I' ll tnir nf tliix fiffrr and unu i Lip n-il nx: A h'A 5th Bet.

12th and 13th Sts. Get off at 9lh or 16th St. station. Our store in between 12th and 13th Sts. AH cars pass our doors.

Do not forget the name and address. SAFE You can lose nothing here. In case of death to the wage earner a receipt in full will be given for any unpaid balance. CAMS GUARANT We guarantee everything we sell. We may lose, but you cannot..