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Free Insurance! No Interest Charged !
a REAL BONA FIDE BARGAIN.

oninE to illness and immediate need of money.
WEA transfer my contract for four lots. the
price o. which is 500. and upon which $3.50 has
aEez1f been raid. for SO cash. Have been
SO a month on same. The property is in
q EoB1ng city in New Jersey, only thirty-nve
mHsss=s out and Is drsf-ciass. This is a good
mpo-runity for some small investor who Will get
e henefit OF all OF my payments. and who
VII surely make big money on the lots. MARY
Z MILLER Box SO. Newark Star Office.
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FRAENTzEB & RICHARDS, Patent Law
American and foreign patents. trademark,
and copyright and mechanical engineering
1874 Broad ST., phone 2152-W. Market.
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City Advertisements.

FERDINAND STREET OPENING. SOUTH
THIRTEENTH STREE OPENING 20
MONA AVENUE OPENING, WEEQUAHIc
Notice is hereby gwen that the Commission
ers heretofore appointed by the Mayor OF tbs
City of Newark to make an estinate and a.
sessment upon all the owners OF all the lands
and real estate In the City OF Newark pscu-
iiarly damaged by any local improvements IN
the SAID city, in proportion as nearly a. may Be
the advantage each was deemed to have ac-
auired. have made an estimate and ssesssmeut
the lands and real estate in the CITY Of Newark
peculiarly damaged by each OF the tonow1nA
improvements in said city. namsly:
FERDINAND STREET.
from a point 2s4-si feet east of Grows strsss-te
South Twentieth street
SOUTH THIRrEFuSTH STREET.
from a point IS. O. feet n1rth Of Avon s%ea1s =
about s5 feet northeriy therefrcm-
POMONA VEIN
from a point about 7s1z fret EeN - H-31<z/
street westerly about - feet \
~ wEToUAHIc AVENUE
from a point about 3sss feet wea q Hesa-a
street westerly about % feet hare sled thss-
omcs o. tbe Clerk Of the urruit cuzrr q ne
County Of Esss1. and hat tka J11&a q sza1
Court has nred T51-sdsy ths @rst csy e Sap
The Circuit Court ro1z az re Gozrg Hnoss IN
the City 81 Newark az ths uEe 111 FeAcs ~
oesrsrx AIRY ob5eezf1nz thar may - zz6s - 90
HERMIT 8eGyrS
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PUBLIC NOTICE Is ssrssg rvz zast sA- sa-
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LOans-PerSOnal.
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SABARIED people, women keeping house and
others furnished money without security:
cheapest rates. easiest terms. save money by
seeing me before trading elsewhere. Ohices in
Sc principal cities. n. H GILMAN room 6l2,
z3S Washington st.
WANTED-Loan, $500. 6 per cent. fully secured.
Address IMMEDIATE. Box SO. Star Office.
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t,no4F - esaas xg4A Deafa. eztsHt,Es
80 .x,s1 sasfd s9ffesiHdtnfs
alfiek tsssle sts3tsskief bl3tAfs sffs''s'
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Sealed Proposals.
OFFICE OF THE cry CLERK OF TIE err
OFNEWARK. n J..

oFF4NE 0t elE2 CLERK OF THE CRY
OF NEWARK. y J.
Newark. y. T.. August .. 1910
Seaiea proposals a. s=eh- solicited br
committee on Police Il the Common Council q
the CITY Of Newark for The removal or deaf Is-
nestle animals for one rear frnm the dsfa n
ihe award or the contract The work r%p1uirzf
W. ~ t.@ laInoHa4 ar an domestic anir7aE7
Whicn shalt Die within the City % Newark ffam
accident or disease
II snail be the duty 81 the person. o. ns-s4rz
70 whom the contract shall be awarded 10 fli~-
nish a suitable uumbe- 81 covered 49,
wagons 20 ne employed In rranspo--fna a,5
removing such dead domestic animals. Tfs
contractor viii not be allowed TO sublet f5fa
whole or any part or the work to be dons 7,,5s-
such contract nor to assign any of the MONEYS
"nlch may become due under the same.
Tue committee on Police will be in sessior 81,
the Office Of the City Clerk at the CITY HaI "a
receive and open bids on "Wednesday tho fbf-.--
n.st DAY Of August. 1910. between the hours q
II a. m. and n;31 a. m. O'clock. Bids must b
presented thea and there. Bids Will he openeH
promptly at li:3e a. m. O'Clock. Bidders VIII
state prices in writing as well as in fe7lres.
Al proposals 10 BE accompanied by the ror-
sent In writing Of two s~ureties who SHAH -.
quallfed as to their responsibility in the sn1aif-t
OF sucll proposal, and bind themselves fha+ ? a
contract be awarded to the person ar ne-se-.
making such proposal they viii. upou fhs Esf-s
60 awarded, become his or their sIref- f9r -
Iaithtul performance Of said work. and tF,a4 =
me person or persons shall omit or rsf5sa =
execute such contract, they will nav IN fbs CfF-
VI evark any diEerenee between the sums -
Nhlch ne or they would have heen entitled 5o65
completion OF the contract and fhar 4.,t-
City OF Newark may he obliged to paw fna re-.
awarded. may y
The Committee on Police reserves the -r~s.
fccept or reject any or all proposals ~ -
ABOVE Work or to waive any defects tha~es, a
II may deem best for the interest Of tbc cst,, a
BY direction Of the Committee on police - -.
Common Council Of the City OF Newark
JAMES r. CONNELLY-
ens~'-O,-''1''o City CLERK
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received ~ -.
committees Of the Board Of Chosen Frseh,5ss
er5 or the County Of Essex, for the conatr-o.a@-
Of the following bridges. t'A
concrete culYert on Linden street. RIoo-,e.ls
extension OF arch bridge on Franklin avsns,s
Nutley. north Of Harrison street. ~
concrete culrert on Stager street Null
Orange. avenue West
Proposals will be received by the conut.1
on Iuesday, September 6th, at 3 .. M !. -
oHce or the Committee on Roads and 49,
ments, Court House. Newark. N. j.. ana ii -
Plans and specifications may be seen -.
Each proposal must be acconnanla5
certihed check for five per cent. or ~ =
OF pidi 70 insure the execution OF Inc aey
contract, and to he Endorsed on the o,,tsfs
ene name Of the bidder and the wort ~ MAh
or an bids. s"t 70 REJECT any
JAMES OWEN
county Engineer,
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Real Estate for Sale.
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OUT OF TOWN.

HOUSE-Seventeen rooms. on e 1T. lot. rents
for 1924 year; near Main and Day SITS. Orange:
price S1,S00; mortgage. $1,000. PUC1LLo, 16
Cone St. Orange.
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1ARIsON-on August 20. 1910. at the
home of his brother-in-law, James
+. Dickerson. 1S5 South Thirteenth
street, Henry D., husband of Lizzie
A. Larson.
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HORTON-Suddenly. on Saturday, Au-
u q. 1910. John Horton, at the
residence of his sister. Mrs. James a.
O'Brien, 1876 Sussex avenue.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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CRooKALLron August %. 1910. Mrs
Hannah Crookall-
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neutrality-suspicious., at keans-
burg, \. J., On August 20, 1sie, NJ.
Woodruff, beloved husband OF Mary
f.. Blanchard nee Slack, aged .
years.
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Glen Ridge.

RIDGE-on one of the best avenues, 5
minutes walk from two stations OF Lacka-
wanna Railroad; two building lots, 46x150;
restricted neighborhood: all improvements are
made: no assessments; s.. 500 lot; two lots 10
one party. s. 800. Come TO onice next railroad
station. NATHAN RUSSELL, Inc.
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JACoBUs-At Cedar Grove, y. j. An-
gust 81. 1910, Henry Y. ~ in MS
sev~enty-third year.
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Phren0lOgY,

TO WHOM IT MAY coNCERN-Margaret Mar
tin having left my bed and board. i will not
be responsible for any debts contracted by her.
PATRICK r. MARTIN.
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CASsLER-Entered into rest, Thurs
day. August %, 1910. Frank easier
aged % years II months and days.
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ROHR-on August p. 1910. Barbara,
beloved wife of Joseph A. Rohr, aged
So years, 81 Monmouth street.
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
EARNETr-on August %. 1919. Alfre'
Barnett, aged 81 years,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., at Keans
burg. \. J., en- August 20, 1910, NJ
Woodruff, beloved husband of Mar
E.. Blanchard nee Slack, aged :
years.
CASSLER-Entered into rest, hur
day, August %. 1910. Frank Cassler
aged 2s years Il months and 3 days.
CRooKALL-on August %, 1910. Mrs
Hannah Crookall.
DoTGER-After a brief illness, or
August IS. 1910, at her residence
Mountain Station. South Orange, \
J., Clara L. Dotger, widow of Andrew
J. Dotger.
FINLEY-At Orange, y. j., August
%. 1910. Mary A.. beloved wife Of
William Finley (nee Ferrisl, d Wal
lace street.
GREGoRY-on August %, 1910. Frank
Gregory.
GRIFFIN-At Al Wallace street, Or
ange. n. J.. on Saturday, August =,
1910. Isabella Griffin Cnee Moran,
Notice of funeral hereafter.
HANLEY-At West Orange, \. J..
August %. 1910. Jane T.. beloved
widow of Thomas ]. Hanley. 46 Ash
LAND avenue.
HARPER-on August %, 1910, Condy
Harper. aged 6S years
HORTON-Suddenly. on Saturday, Al
gust %, 1910, John Horton, at me
residence of his sister. Mrs. James a.
O'Brien. 1876 Sussex avenue
Notice of funeral hereafter.
JACoBUs-At Cedar Grove, y. j., Au-
gust 81. 1910, Henry V. ~, in his
s~eventy-tlird year.
IARISON-On August &c, 1910. at the
home of his brother-in-law, James
f.. Dickerson, 1875 South Thirteenth
street, Henry D., husband of Lizzie
A. Larson.
ROHR-on August 81. 1910. Barbara,
beloved wife of Joseph A. Rohr, aged
35 years, "a Monmouth street.
SHANLEY-James Roosevelt Bayley,
son of the late Bernard NJ. Stanley
and Grace Bayley, died August %,
1910.
Funeral at Stamford, Conn, Sun
day, August 2S, at . p. m.
sMILLIE-on August %. 1910. at his
home. &c Astor street, George W.. son
of the late George w and Janette
Charnley Smile, in the eighty-frst
year Of his age.
Funeral services Monday. August
90. at $50 p. m.
STANDARDIZATION Wednesday, Au-
gust "a. 1910. Frank Strasburger. be-
loved son of Christina S~srasburger
(nee Hornung) and the late William
~Strasburger, aged IS years 2 months
and c days.
YAUFMANN-on August %, 1910,
Maria Josephine, widow of John
Yaufmann. aged IS years 6 months.
Relatives and friends, also the
Ladies' Rosary Society of st. Angus
tines Church, Frauen Is. u. ".
F-reundschaft. Badischer Frauen, K.
L. "; st. Peters Anna Waisenverein
and Frauen Vergnuegungsverein
\ Eichenkranz. are invited to attend
\the funeral from her late residence.
IN. Summer avenue. OF Monday, Au-
gust, 90, at $50 a. M, thence to st.
Augustine's Church, where a High
Mass of Requiem will be offered for
the repose of her sou. Interment in
the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
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DoTGER-After a brief illness, on
August %. 1910, at her residence
Mountain Station. South Orange, n
j., Clara L. Dotger, widow of Andrew
J.. Dotger.
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DRAKE & CO.,
Established 1866. Phone 294s Market, Firemenss
Insurance Co Bldg. Broad and Market SITS.
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EARNETT-0n August %. 1919, Alfred
Barnett, aged 81 years.
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HANLEY-At West Orange, y. J..
August %. 1910. Jane T., beloved
widow of Thomas J.. Hanley. As Ash
land venue.
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RUSSELL M. EVERETT. Tel. 4sss-R, Market.
Patent Lawyer and Solicitor.
u. 8. and Foreign. Cor. Broad ana Market.
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HARPER-On August 29, 1910, Condy
Harper. aged 6S years.
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JOB De CAMP. Storage safes and uian5s
stored 81 PER month piano rooms steam heatss
curing winter furniture stored s. per month W
locked MONS TeL 80 Market
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Real Estate Wanted.
Dwelling Houses to Let.
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CRITTENDEN sT.-Seven rooms, possession
September ] rent reasonable. Inquire 15s
Beiieyille av.
SOUTH EIGHTEENTH ST.. sos-To rent. fine
new modern two-family house, 6 and s rooms,
separate entrances, gas ana electricity; VIII sell.
Elizabeth.
small houses to let. convenient 10 trolley
and railroads. central. TO small family. Ad-
dress ELIZABETH. BOX 4s, Star Once.
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NEVADA pTeiNECS CnII EGE.
Storage.

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SHANLEY-James Roosevelt Bayley.
son of the late Bernard NJ. Stanley
and Grace Bayley, died August %.
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Agents Wanted.

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sTRAsBURGER-On Wednesday. Au-
gust "a. 1910. Frank Strasburger, be-
loved son of Christina S~trasburger
(nee Hornung) and the late William
Strasburger, aged IS years 2 months
and 6 days.
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sMILLIE-On August %, 1910. at his
home. &c Astor street. George w, son
of the late George w. and Janette
Charnley Smile, in the e~ighty-first
year of his age.
Funeral services Monday, August
80, at $50 p. m.
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GIRLS AND woMEN-Start IN business for
Yourself; learn hairdressing, shampooiDg,
scalp and facial treatments. etc: regular price.
$50: special for this month. SIS. FRENCH
HAIRDRESSING SCHOOLGIRL Broad 81, over
Zimmerman's hair store.
WANTED-A girl for general Homework, small
family. IS Brighton az. East Orange, near
the Crosstown trolley.
WANTED-Young women to take one years
training as nurses. 102 Court st, Newark.
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BLOOMFIELD.

BBooMF1ELD-Near Isackawanna or Erie:
schools. churches: new attractive 2 rooms and
bathroom, residence: lot 50x150; s.. 900. on lot
55Na00. Groom steam heated house, wide piazza .
fruit. shade. garden. chicken house and run.
s., SEQ. Terms arranged to suit. Come to Office,
opposite National Bank. NATHAN RUSSELL,
Inc.
Caldwell.
FARMS ana homes for sale: also bungalow sites,
sIoo per acre. F. l. HELLER. Caldwell.
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Pianos and Organs.
Instruction.

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GRIFFIN-At Al Wallace street, or
ange, n. J.. on Saturday. August -
1910. Isabella Griffin (nee Moran.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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FINLEY-At Orange. y. j., August
%, 1910. Mary A.. beloved wife Of
William Finley (nee Ferrisl, 81 Wal
lace street.
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Funeral at Stamford, Conn, sun
day, August 2S, at . p. m.
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GREGoRY-on August %, 1910. Frank
Gregory.
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FAcToRY TO LET. 1s SUMMIT ST.: THRER
gATOR AND SPLENDID LIGHT. INQUIRE
WBISGAPTES BROS. al HIGH ST.
BARR fo- horses or automobiles. sss Scot
land st.. Orange
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Business Personals.

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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-06
JUDGE SCORES
NEGRO BRUTES
KANSAS CITY JURIsT WOULD NOT
HAVE THEM HANG ON LEGAL
DAY OF EXECUTION.

Kansas City, Jan. 5.--"I do not care
10 desecrate the day by ordering these
Two brutes hanged on legal hanging
day. With this unusual declaration
rom the bench Judge Latshaw today
sentenced George Reynolds and John
Williams, negroes convicted last night
or assaulting Mrs. w. f. Jackson. to
be hanged Saturday, Feb. S.
Ihey do not even deserve to he
classed with murderer, who must
pay the penalty of a crime with his
lie, continued the judge. 1t would
be an insult to these men, who had at
least spark of manhood in their
hardened souls, to have such brutes
as these put in their Glass;
The other prisoners in the iail loud
!y approved the verdict when they
heard OF 1t and became so demonstrat-
I've that it was necessary to remove
the negroes to another part Of the
building, Reynolds and Williams were
even scorned by the other prisoners
of their own race.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-06
UNIVERSITY is
CLOSED BY COLD
IOWA CITY INSTITUTION UNABLE
TO OBTAIN COAL; HOSPITAL
Is OPEN.

Iowa City, Jan. 5.-The University
OF Iowa was compelled to close down
yesterday owing TO the inability of the
state authorities to obtain coal. The
famine has been in progress several
days, but the officials have been post
poning the inevitable until yesterday,
when 1t was found impossible to keep
the buildings supplied with heat. The
only building open last night was the
university hospital which is filed
with patients
The authorities fear the small sup
ply on hand for the hospital soon will
be exhausted.
"The result of such a mischance. :"
declared Secretary McKibben last
night, would be deplorable, as many
patients would be homeless and Others
cannot be removed even If they have
places to which to go''
The authorities are securing Iowa
and Illinois in quest of coal, but not a
single carload could be obtained yes
terday, and the prevailing blizzard as
sured the officials there was small like
llihood of obtaining fuel before next
week. -
The costly university buildings. the
superintendent of construction assert
ed, probably would be badly injured in
case OF a freezing up" during the
next twenty-four hours. Iowa City al
SO is suffering. The coal supply is run
ming short and it is feared many bust
ness houses and manufactures will
have to shut down.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-06
AVIATOR is KILLED IN FALL.
Leon Delagrange Crushed Beneath
Wreckage of Aeroplane--Was
Leader In Science,

Bordeaux, Jan. 5.-Leon Delagrange,
the noted French aeronaut, was killed
while making fight here yesterday.
Delagrange fell with his machine
from heigh. of about sixty-five feet,
and was crushed under the wreckage.
He had been flying in a wind that
was gusty and frequently blew at the
rate of twenty miles an hour In spite
of this disadvantage Delagrange con
tinued, and had circled the aerdrome
three times, when, suddenly, as he was
turning at high speed against the wind
the left wing of the monoplane broke
and the other wing collapsed. The ma
chine crashed to the ground
Delagrange is the fourth aviator to
be killed within the last fifteen months
while operating heavier than air ma
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-06
FOUR BURNED
TO De A TIL IN
Pc 0 RIA FIRE
hrs. LINTON DAVIDSON AND TWO
CHILDREN MEET DEATH; Hus-
BAND AND FATHER INJURED:
JOSEPH PAcEY MISSING.

Peoria, ILL.,, Jan. 5-Mrs. Linton
davidson and two children were burn
ed TO death In fire which DESTROYED
the Hovenden livery barn over which
they resided. Linton Davidson, the
husband and father, escaped from the
nre by jumping from a two story win.
dow and suffered injuries which may
result In his death. Joseph Pacey.
an aged man who roomed with the
Dayidsons, is probably dead as friends
were unable to locate him after the
flames We're under control and he Is
known to have been in the building.
The fire started from an overheated
stove in the office of the barn,
davidson did not jump from the win
dow until after he had awakened the
FAMILY and put them on the roof
where he thought they would be safe
until rescued. The fire swept up the
stairs into the rooms above, cutting
off escape. Mrs. Davidson feared to
Jump from the roof with the babies
and when 1t collapsed all three went
down with it.
Orphans In Fire Peril.
petersburg, Ind, Jan. 5.-The kitch-
en- stove exploded today while Matron
Grossell was preparing breakfast for
forty-five children in the Orphans
nome. A panic was prevented and the
fire was extinguished with small loss.
The explosion was caused, 1t is said
by blasting powder left by miners In
the coal.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-06
ILLINOIS MAY
PROCEED WITH
WATERWAY
STATE LEGISLATURE COMMITTEE
REPORTS OUT BILL AFTER DE.
clDING NOT TO ASK FEDERAL
AID IN PROJECT.

Springfield, Ill, Jan. undetermined
10 expedite its work, the special ses-
sion OF the legislature resumed the dis
cuss1on of the primary legislation to-
day. Speaker Shurtleff declared in ia
Vor OF adjournment on January % and
urged the members not to waste their
ume here spending the peoples mon
ey. Ihls met with general approval.
Inc senate waterway committee had
not debate as to whether they should
wait for the action of congress in the
matter OF federal cooperation. After
several amendments had been made,
the Schmidt administration bill was
reported out and the waterway fight
will soon be in progress on the floor
of the senate The committee struck
out of the bill all that portion address
ed to congress, making it essentially
a state measure and providing for the
Deglnnlng OF work without waiting for
FEDERAL aid. The committee decided to
name its own attorney, taking the
power of appointment from the gov
ernor
The outcome of the fight over the
direct primary legislation Is as much
IN doubt as it was yesterday. Nothing
ueiiHlle was done this morning The
senate adjourned until tomorrow. The
mouse will have another session late
this afternoon.
Hughes Opposes Tax Amendment.
Albany N. Y, Jan. 5.-The legisla.
ture convened today The feature Of
Governor Hughes message was his OBJ
position to the proposed income tax
amendment to the federal constitution.
lie favors comforting upon the federal
government the right to collect an In
come tax from whatever source de-
rived without apportionment among
the states. But" he says, ''power to
tax incomes should not be granted in
Ghster1ns IS to, subject to federal taxi
atom incomes derived from bonds is
sued by municipal governments or
ganized under the states authority"
This, he thinks, would place the bor-
rowing capacity of the state and its
governmental agencies at the mercy
of the federal taxing power and "it |
would be an impairment of the essen
slal rights of state, which as its Off
GERS, we are bound to defend" he adds. |