Yonkers Statesman from Yonkers, New York • 4

1 1 'i THE YORKEBS 8TATB3MAH, TUESDAY, AUGUST 20. 19B. The Statesman. IfEVf STRUCTURE; i-- i C1" KEWSAbD COMMENT. i 4 in; Choosing Means Health in Using ad Our Milk ls 1.

Woodlands Farm Daffy Co. George Starr While, Pre 18 WARBURTON AVENUF, Yonkers NL v- 1 of lummerbme' home comfort is by the modem "ALL-GAS kitchen most elaborate course dinner soup, fiih, vegetable roast and dessert can be quiddy ared, all at one time, bn a GAS ANGEL prepared, TIRNB Of AOVIRTMINai Ordlaarjr adverttarmeat $1 iaxl laatrlla Uwl for loniW idn-rtlKluruU aad ttellaaroalaieitlona. IMiUMb forty ward or In, AO reati for mm liwrttOH, 91 thrM'lMMltom I1JO a-'taralat Bailers, forty word.or Iris, JJ rani far oat insertion- 11.80 three. jdaralaae Mmlre 11; Rirth; fin rent; Death, ft far aaa Irartloi T9 cents for aai-k addl Ureal inert loo. Cterrii Kathrofrer; bat ootbod lbr enter, falOBMoia where a rbarxe la made for silmls-sire, aa well-aVoMtaarf be taaerted ooly at the mxalar ratn BALL.

The heal batten are continually: f'paMed! intentionally uowadayi-x purely arridental of' never foatfnr-jlated Vlien they orere practice Injure 4lie aiy Cob It deprive. the apeetalor of some of the beat feature of tlie game, ami it give the piteberan advantage tor which hd make an adequate payment. Tlieideal pitcher, like aelduni or.neyrr do It, but 'ft' I murk and rinirf The batter enuid lie" allnwed ta refuse. bate' bn i1h when be 'chpevir tlx1 umpire eould refuse to eend him to ban when lie judgedthe ti lie intentional. It the 'umpire'.

perilled it, a he element bf akili would he Tlie plteher, in-' hired of throwing the ball several, feet but-. 'aide lhabaae; -or. "over tlie batter'a hand, aa ho due How, would have tn -i putting it only a few Incite. put ej of pnaitliqt4ih'. order prevent -the win- pire penally! aml-thi would, also gfvethc a elianee, 'he to hit' aliall not quite' over the: plate, if lined' greet pitcher Wth for hot obeying him wlien ha gava the -signal to "pa'i-i WyiNh baa brvi working for.

year to: perfect a Movement tlie etumider 'wliirh. wiTl de-. (itive the Me. runner without enabling the Umpire tn. rail, a 4'iUahan ha not.

fined him for. that nor, aeriou1y db fe'iihjiqt to any strategy of the kiwl tlie jinrt of the i1a.yef', lmt do think the rule tlirmAelve ahnuliMie ao. drawn a to tiriug'ont all qiiali-. tie of the gam- WILSON. FOR FREE TRADE.

Why ahquld tloyerAor Wilaon have been -'-aa ubviwialy dihlurbeil when the it 1 indiaereet, Mr. iurieliR aniioiind tlieir bond of brotherhood fe i-oiiunoit belief in Free Trade! ia true that Wil'xin eould not hud to admit hia devotion to Kref Trade hit apeieh of. Hut lie.ha allure xplained that hi negleet of tJie Deinoeratic in for revenue (inly, it. 1 He' implied by' hi tatenient, ih-Meed, that he -did agree, with It, I', Now. one of tlie fundamental doetrine of the Democratic aa atated in that platform, ia taxation revenue' Congrrao, we aril told, bo no Constitutional power td levy dutira for any other 'ptirpoae.

obyipualy in that ca it muaf haaten to aboliah every duty which ia with any protective That. ia. for 11; purpnaea, Pwe Trade. England I called if. Tree.

Trade country, but levies dntiea on! Import for revenue purpnaea, and ire should liave to do Vthe however-' strictly we, followed Troo Trade theoryi.nntll we were prepared to put the whole cost of the Roircrnmeht on the people In thii form of (domestic Xr eise nod direct taxes. which (nobody Vi muly propoaes. Whyv then, aboil hi MrWitaon balk at being Valleda Tree GENERAL DELIVERY. Tka rcgulationa of tlie- Post Ojllce Department with regard to tlw general d-- II vary are plainly due to xbusea of long 1 ntanding. Department ia not eager to Interfere witii personal liberty tijr' to aub-Jeet people to.

ineonvenienefc. It doea propose that the general delivery pbsll not be uaed for evil purpaaea, and 't daeiaion to prevent fraudulent and immoral -)mctleeo by a atricter aupervision of tlid ayatem ahould meet with public approval may be eome dahger of exreaaive prerantiona, but experience will aoon de. mowatrate juat bow far the new plan chould rarried to make it affective, ROUTE TO NOTORIETY. 'It i no longer new airy a great book, eompoae a magnificent piece of music, pnM a great, pasture or puke valuable oaionUAe. diaooyery to beeoroc noted.

fmae a ba oHdeved much more eaaily by timpiy Tearing odd atoeking at a fast isoOble raoort in thc prescnce of a gaping crowd. SUPPRESSION OP NOISES. gar apeeialiata in Convention in Booton darotad tbair attaotion to thi auppreaaion Mm pnnoeaaaary noiaea of ewiliaaiioo. Tha torture to which that sensitive organ of Mm human oiganism ia daily and Mightily aubjeeted i. at getting some of the attention it need.

I 8 I Hut Pay Yoar BilU. No, Free Trade due not mean that yon cm trade free. Guard Against Fire, -r BLOW out the nutch before you throw it Sight Kind sf Yataa. Taft tatoc win vote for Taft allDG HEARS Police Sergeant Before Commis-; sioner pf. Public Safety on jthe Check Charged GAVE CHAMBERS $10 CHECK The Latter, a Negro, Tarxed It Over to the Yonkera Brewery It To Be Wortbleaa, But Way Mad Good Yiclya Expla nation of tha Transaction.

A hearing was given' by Iirblic Safety Commissioner Fleming, -yesterday', hi offlre, City HajJ Buililiiig. ou. the charge wliiclOwa heen preferred igain- Kergeant Thoihai F. Kiely conduct Hiilie-eomihg an officer; imJJott oft July fi, 1912, ha. gave to John W.

Chambers, Negro, who kept. a. saloon at 23ff Xew.Main street, a wbrthlesi'-rlieck for. gio drawh on -the Weatehester -Tnst Company, in which: Riely bad ho fund'. Kiely pleaded nut guilty to tlie charge, althongh admitting that he' had borrowed 10 of hainbersi security for Which had giyen the cheek as- a promissory note; Captain Lent testified a lo the result of a Investigation he had made; lie hid aserr-tainad that' Kiely had given tlw check.

-to and that be fund-In the bank' at the 'time; 1 Chamber was -swnrn. and -he' testified thet Kiely hid asked him.fo.cs-Ji tfie-cheek'. told my Uy to give liiin- tlie moucj, which he In answer, to Captain lint, ChimlicT said' that Kidysajd nothing to him.at the time about holding tbe check hack for" some day because he had no funds in tbe 1 true that. about 'ii later lie asked, me whether I Wi ll had the check. I told 'liim no; tliat 1 had iurned it over 'tlw Yonkers Brewery.

He. asked me. why. 1 did that, and if be had. me in hohl It.

is not -my. rnstn'm- tn cash checks tor one -who ks me. Kiely made gmhl the amount of the testifying in! bis own saiil that at mldnight of July he went into' 'hs salodn, and asked him for loan- of flO. 'aiid 'C'hiimiiers. said, Sure! I did Out want Chamber to gir'e the; oheckvrithnut some form of'aeeurity.

Feel-', ing in found, an old linok rtf; the AYestdieH'ter Trust Cbmpjuiy; I irmteout one. of the that it 1 was kind of receipt, and that 'ChSmliers, was to hold it' for' a' few until 3 eould eome (in makq it good. -A later- .1 met Chambers nod asked him whether he had the check, lie lob)' me that be had turned It over to the lirewery -I asked him. why he had hot held ltr ai had' asked, He promised' to get tlie check hack for me." Cominissinner Fleming 'TIow. did -yhn eome to give Chambers a worthless cheek-1 -kiely I regarded It as" kind of r-.

"Yon state' that you- Gad an -understand-, ing' with and that you asked hint to hold out the For. how' lung a perimi was he to hold It TV For fixed' "Not to hold it' indefinitely "The-tinderstaTidtTig it. tlrxt I would up in a few dayi," "Are you in the halilt of doing busineat with saloonkeepers have dune it -at' different 't 'Did ymi go to, Chamlierss place as a palieenmn!" Chamber. said that Kiely testimony agreed with hi except that he did not remember any conversation at tlie- time the eheek was cashed. "If I had thought the Cheek was no good I would not have accepted it, but -1 would have lent him the money Just the same." The Commissioner reserved his decision THE EAGLE DUMP WAGON, I OM QWa Osh.

But a GMri wiwtor adch Door. ttSmtta Contractor and Tramstur. VANDERLYN 73 and 75 Main Whtin UK TUADIXO iTAWra. Comparison. Of tom which iiihf Th HIM iMwOn ml.

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at won mshrt dsW mto of op linhneifiiw eh raekar. Vraao stohopn. KITCHKX CAMMCT Bg.BS-- A verltabto ttoaver; Mro dero drawort. tor Boar or mr: amslhw dnsrer far mrirM, to-, llread and rate hoard. Yerf mvnlret rod big ml HOnnT-OATXMl fAUAfi box kat mnu.

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14 WAKBUETOST AVEiaS. Pressmeni Outing; Yonkers Printing Pressmen. and As-, s.istants' I'nidn No, 11KI Will lisr an anting on the -iuthjhkt. 1 1 4 Mp Fiie-Alarm For Four It was stated at Fire llcadipiartcrs, tliis aftcrnobn. tlist.

there had not been an alarm uf fire in tbc City sjiice lifiS p. Hi, Escaped From Juvenile Aaylum. K.iijicriulvndent MuL'hire of, the' New York Juvenile reported to. the--police licrc, yesterday thgf Fred Anderson, 'aged 15, and llerbert Lamb, 13,. Yonkers Uiy, hod' escaped, -v 1 Shapiro Boys Condition Better.

It ssid at St. dpsCdis Hospital, tills srtcriuiiin. that I-Mward Shapiro, the boy' nliiV wss injured' liv Peter jhielip'rs aUtO; iiiiiliilc, Sunday, lias improved a little since aiid.ljiat.!it. now is Is-licvcit he lias a clisncc nf fccovery, of the street' railway 'mmjMniea in Mount Yefncin giii Bochelle have an outing at (ilen Island, Lnfig Island Sound', TliunMlay. Aug.

2i It will be under the auspices bt the men's of thiise two cHies. Mjijsie will lie provided by llrav's Mumc of the Chimes. Tiie fnl lowing program will lie played on St' Marys Crimea, this evening, at Ti Indcj, Thc- Briilgc," ijmlsay; ifjanrtna," i laird Am Xiit. Wfwthy Robin Adair." "Tenting on the'' (fid ('amp Are Jeaua Little Y. Invitation Accepted; l1iarIr of Itlie Yonkers Yacht hast received a from Ira Trand.

Secretary uf tlie Bace Com-initte of fhe. MotorlNiat' Club of America, actrqiting with thank the offer Of tlie- line of the iipilse iliirjiig tlie National Motorliuet ihrniva'1, to lie liejd in the' Huil-sim KiVer, off Yoiikcr. next Jmintli. Man Struck'. With a At tody, John Sorkiiha, pf 37.

Hudioii atreet, while at work1 in- the Federal Sugar Refinery, waa atruck gboyc the eye. with a hook which he alleged, was wielded by. a man named Tony Dr. Fiaclj mao took six atitclie -in the' find then -reported the matter to Patrolman Hiuchciitfc, So arrest bos' been Vva ti Patriotic Camps! Exeuraion.i' Tiie seventh annual excursion, of. Camp 3U, Il.

S. of and Cbmp lfi.P.tlofA is taking place Almiit llK) pArson were aboard, the steamboat Sirius when left, the City Pier; almut' lfi ncloelct bound for. Kingston loiiiti It wa ex'iecteU that the INiint would he reaclieil alaiut .3 and that evciirsionists would have two lionra HolsatU Lodge, A- meeting, of Ilolsatm Jtl7, Orman tinier of the Harugart.waa field at Yar)Htrton Hall, last evening, with Worthy Master nudolpli Kruger The rewrta -of the yarioua District Deputy si tlie'rcceftt convcnliori pf tlie New. York State flraild in Mean allow tliat'JIiilsatia is still, the lsnuler Harngiri islg in ihe- State of New. York, first Isith.

Ig. jsiint, if capital and in. oint of nienilicrshii; -1 Congressional Designation The -Republican." and Demoeratie. Dis-triet Committees fiir the S-ttlTCongressibn I Districts will meet Thursday night, tor the purpose of designating candidates for nomination as Member of t'ongresa. The Bepnhlir'an Committee- will meet at the Wadqnarters, 'T'Khiam Station thii Committee in the tbippewa Rouse, It is learned, on good authority, that Woodson.

B. Oglesby; who served one term the. State Assembly; and wa in. i-successful candidate, for State Senate, will lie designated by the Democrats. Holland iDtiell, of this city, ha ben mentioned.

a tlw. Republican choice. English Ivy Lodge. 1 Af-the meeting of English Ivy Lodge. Daughtrita of St Reorge, held last evening, Mr Bennett On application for-membership was received, and five' candidate! were balloted for.

After it buaiqeM the Lodge celebrated it third Speechei were made by the (irand District Mr N. Ken yon, of J.f Pnrkinton, Paat. President-of Orange; and Mr Ben-; nett, of Iyy Dancing was enjoyed, to muaie by Graft let' cream served by "a committee consisting of Mr. E. Armiatead, Min E.

Smith, Mr A. Bmnett, Mr Fawcett, Mr Doty; Brooks, Min N. Walked; Mbs R. Smith and Mro. K.

Bennett' Saving the Lives of BaMe The weekly report Of the Blue Front Milk Stations of the.Biirean ef Health and the Yonkers Milk Committee ihows that during tho second week in Auguat there died of digretive disea sea, children under year of age, fi; 19ll, A During the two week of Aujpiat. 1911, From June 1 to Aug. 14, 45; 1911, 71; 1910, 71, Deaths under 2 year' from all disease, from Juno 1 to 9ilr 101 )010, om "An bupeetim of the Blue Front Station at and Jefferson etreet, or 4 Madison avreue, near Aahbnrton avenue, la invited any mothing, and especially between 11 and 12 oclock on Tuesdays and Thura-day during the cliaie. At this- tinr babiea in all atagea of health and airknes are prJwnt far their Weakly weighing; and the mother are given iiatnictlo. while; by bring a GAS WATER HEATER irou can draw all the hot water you want, rom the rink faucet; ConTenient, Exonomical, Cool Westchester Lighting.

Company. Description of the Central Rajl-- roads Yonkers Station, Near the Foot of Dock Street Practically completed, 'tlic liaiulwiiiic new stntiim. of the liudwn Of tlie NVw' Vork ivtitrat Railrbuij, rtcnr tlie foot of Duck now iqicn-' for im, ftettef ai iimiiHMlatiiins jirovidH) the public linin' prevailed in (iht stalioa that rased whcn tiie. track were elevated to eliminate the grade eroesing, and tlicre no comniriwm. the SiMariiCe ween tlw.idipsndiieW irth'ic'tiifev building is ample In sixe and attractive appCarahcr, Urth inside fend It I built of (wick.

Tiie main eiitrauce ia from Tbien Vita aveniic( near Dock street. At Viglit- this ligliti-d Vrjtli iiicamlcsccnt ebetric. iamii: Thc jijari iiii iluena Vista avenue is )iar tisllV, Bni When comjiletcd furni' a very con ven unit appriiach ftnr. vehicles, and ample parking quo for them will be kvailalile, The of tlie building is rather uuiipie ih aiqiearancel Simjdicity anil utility mark Tlie finish ia wiNNt liatiiral. flour are.

of tile. add bi the apicarance of the various Itesiiiea tlie. main waiting-room, which is of gim' iS. there is waiting-room esie cmliy for wiiitien, mj. a snhiking-rnmii for the men.

The ticUet-ofiice is of tha northern end tlie In tlie waiting nwm nreii newstnmi and a nmni which Will bf useii as a telegraph Vadiug from tha it i ng-room under the I in eonennrse with a conl-rct from hja conchuree. arc (be entrances to Die yarimis track. and aireel-Toiima are olT ilw conepnrae, There ia a.pilfiKe elephime I suit Agent fNsik ha general anpw--. risjint: of a flair at tlie etstinni Tames N'ichoja 4' day fb'kat and lie. JJriscoll night agent, y.y is riil tiie 'day-time.

and William Halley they, the- din-cf passengers, and in general, supjdy iiifurmation which travi-t-era' ifeJsl.1- Frank Palmer Wlliiaqi- Ib-jf'dl bar rliArge. of the baggage-room, 'Tloiiinson, is' miitriin, -sees jo. tlie comfisrl wunicn anil ehililren'pawieiijiera. MAIL: IN EAST; Tartii of the City Now' Supplied From the Bronxville Boat Office Mew System SatUfoctory. IotmaNt.cr.Wdrrcii said, today, that' the frW.drlivery: of, mail In Mhhcgan Heights, Ctiiuniub llriglita, Crestwuod.

Hronxvill. ahd South' ftninxyiieL.frqm tlm DfonxVille Post Ofiicci liiidcr the hew 'system whereby that iilTics. is-a. sulcstiitiort iif. tlie "i'onfccrs lMst Ufliee.

Ja proving aatisfactofy. Tliere dre now live carriers giiing blit from, tlie llnihx-ville Alui-li mail tliat. nsed to come to Yonkera, addressed to rcsidcnla in the Tenth Ward irctionrngWgcU-s direct to nmnpvilie, which is n.nuifli. more satisfactory point nf dis-tribiit ion by, reason of- it prtximity to the seetipit A. good many details in ennneetion- with the Innovation have had to lie' Worked out in tlie Yonkers office.

'One thing that had tn he done' was to send notice all. over tjui country, directing that mall fur. the Yonkers territory contiguous to' Bronxville be sent to' Bronxville instead of Yonkers. It is' said that the; new system mean an improvement in -the service received by tho puhlic. and also ii saving of time and labor for the Post Office Department.

Xuaicipal Street-Barberinf." Borough I'rcsidcht McAneny made public, yesterday, the report of his engineers whieli shows that In the il Vi miles or atreet-wid-aning work', now' being completed in Manhattan approximately (UjOUO square feet, a of land 10 feet and 8 miles will be reclaimed by the city. As ihc assessed value on the streets affected vary from 8UKW to $10,000 a "fepist mroiigh sngineer point out that the land which the eityis recapturing by tile process ia Worth' many millioni of. dol Hiitorie Pageant at Cannon roared and riflre flashed. last night, in Oongreaa Spring Park, when tlie Battle of Saratoga was fmigiit orer again a the-principal episoile bf 'th "Pageant which wan presented before nn audience of several tlunuand, at the opening of Pageant Week. Tiistorirai accuracy one of the limit of the pageant, end before presentation the scenario! have been reviewed by State historical authorities.

The pageant, which will continue; through the week, i on a more elaborate train then any yet presented in BoMiarg ta Got July Pay." Order went out yesierdny from the Pay Department of (h army, reieaiing of all tha -relisted men of the army ia the United States for the month of July, It is expected thi order will bring happiness In about 70,000 aoldirrs, a big percent ga of wlmm have gone broke throw gh the dereliction of Cangresi in not pairing tha appro-' priation bill Ac tire Far Taft at it William J. Price; tba iddeat member of tha Philadelphia celebrated hi 93tb birthday, yateqUy, by gatheriag arenad him numerous younger member of the Bar. and advising them to eaat their vote for President Taft at Mm hast rlaeUoo. Some Day You Enlace House Then How About Will it fee big enough to. heatit? v-.

Or will you have to get 'a new: one? Rather a serious question. -vV Heres the answer: Buy a -Burnham Sedional Boiler the size you want how. When you add more house, you simply add a section or two more to your Burnham. Two men can add a sedtion in short' TXrVand its twenty-nine other economy and con-venience points are pretty well shown in the new. catalog (the tall one).

'Send for know what there is to know about this boiler that's made so handy by Westchester County. Lord and Burnham Co. Irvington, N. Y. MILEAGE AT BARGAIN PRICES.

AU Guaranteed 3,500 Mile Tire. SDPTOmOEASBL: Full Line of Dufiten, Caps and Goggles. imnm MotorULn BROADVAt ADTO SUPPLY GO. F. J.

Tel 999. 247 South Broadway. BIG BARGAIN truck FOR SALE; CHEAP Ferfaicii condition. Ideal for de-liwy sod thinking purposes, Riverdale Avenue Oarage, 217 Birinrdala Aronno. LOVBBBE FHABDAGI ODAKS -ORNCURM OUOH SYRUPS OLD REMEDIES OMFORTS OSMETICS ANDIES I J0HIS.TH0HAS& GO.

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UN DXUVIKED nil nroir TMiro SPECIAL SALK LUNCH BAQ8 WM. M. DICK A () Ofi vnOnm H.IMOKoin Btnat, Tonkon. Ox nOo REEDS SHOE STORE See shoes and priciBS in our show windows. Dont buy elsewhere until you have a look in our show windows Then youll buy your shoes at-- REEDS SHOE STORE 23 NORTH BROADWAY.

A' WM. P. HARRIGAN. Ti Unud DiUnr 2,000 Pennds As Kiifdta COflL riannsl -r r. Hist Far llaxica.

SUM plows and (ewer guna. I -Taper was tret nude from linre "I r-i, jyJ J. 'T i 4 -v- v- "A.