The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-03
WHITNEY'S COACHMAN WINS
ENIJTING NHOOI EIEfTIDN
~ NtNHtS:ET.
Father Of Nine Carries the Da, u, the \Li
al the whitney Rolling stock and
Its own ElosIuencc Arguments That
Would Have tpueaIed to- r. %.

All the high stappers and vanished
/ rolling stock available in the stables 81
the PAYNE Whitney estate at Manhas-
set. l. | were out on tn. roads leading
/ I" the Manhas-at public school last eve
nlng 10 help the school district voters To
get on tn. Job and vote for bill Warren.
Cnachman for Mr. Whitney and a can
ddata for IN. Office 81 school trustee
against stephen II Mason president "f
the Mason TaNIcab Company 81 Manhat-
tan Mr. NIas"n- country place Is near
the Whitney estate
For three years past Mr.. Mason has
heen school trustee His reelectlun
AZ yesterdays annual meeting seemed
assured until Coachman Bl Warren.
Who has min" children. came ont and
stirred the uel ghburhoud 20 a pitch u
hash reached since Mrs Frances Hodg-
son Burnet'S pet scheme To- have
primary school ~ Plandomc near NV
vas voted down by the horny handed
sons - the suburban soil on the ground
that the Mrs Burnett Idea was an unso-
CialistiC proposition - special p'ivIlege
that would leueft only citizens 1T great
wealth
Bu' when few DAYS ago Bill Warren
grt right down t. p"litiC- and n"is"d
among the voters thar strongest plank
of ms platform which reads HAY"
children u vurr own n school ur get IN
Nh" ticket and ESPECIALLY when pTusp""-
tive voters learned that they could ride
right m 10 the election IN any Whitney
coach spider. brake. surrey or cart they
wanted with either blond or hrun"'t"
horses a. match IA" carriage paint ,pru-
4 Z tIass fHtrhf
well there Wa nothing t. u.
Tho Rev Charles !. Newbold pastor
of the MsnhnsS.-t Episcopal Church. and
LAWYER James l. DoWSey came night out
Tor hll even without IN" prumI-" Of a
carriag. rad" 30 did a whole lot NOR" ~
the MauhaS-et colony. especially when
They heard Bills argument
only fathers should he counted among
our school trustees WAS the tenor 81
HllT- remarks steve. Mason organized
oar tire department and our 'IyIr league.
- = true. bat b" has no children Trustees
Kennedy and O'ionn"ll are bachelors
l''ainIt- ~ defiant glar"s ~ Trustees
her u''sy and - tonn'.ll
TRUSTEE, Mas n has no children either
and TRUSTEE CharlrS tDl"S has only grand
rNlldr.n ~ me school Ia" trustee" -
10. elected this year. follow citizans. must
hn father. hay" nan" children. Ap-
plauS"
We'll r,.v brought uy tho fact that
tparhuan B'Il owns some property IN
Long Island with a saloon gp "n top ~ %
S.svfh- among IA" opposition had IN
C'v"r"d THIS scandal But Blll came
hack with IN" statement hat he had
lpugrf m" property merely ~ an ,nV"-i-
mert and that ~" saloon huIlding had
boon thrown m with the real estate.
The school assembly room was crowded
with "ut husasn On one side Of the middle
a u" last o. ght. RlilS ld@-and with
grruChe- acrps,S IN" a.El"
When tho smok" cleared " was found
thai Rlll had b.'.u elected trustee for three
wears ~ a vote e 30 20 Mr. Mason 50
Pu' M" friends II ~" tan mAgnaf".
" hos. lager stock u cars had not proved
nearly So effective m bringing ont ia" vote
a. ia" PAYNE Whitney rolling s'r'k ANY
TO- ~ can nlr" a faN.0 aht maintained
even after I'm" result Wa- ANNOUNCED that
hoy. tn" opposition. would control ~"
u.art ANYWAY despite Rll'- election
Bot D. D sud lHsI nIght that u hon IN" NrErt
r.orranI"s is viii haN. with HIM lru.-
tess Cul.s and Snuth. pr to >, and that
hr viii start night m 4" show ManhaS-.'t
"A 81 ,-rl board system a. - a syst I'm