Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-22

ularly, just as you need 1t. Do the
same with Cascarets. Then you are al
ways we'll, always at you best. Keep
a 10-cent box handy always.
express in your presence. but could
boldly do so in your absence, and that
Is that In this monument. somewhere
in its archives. should be recorded the
fact that Senator Dryden, SO well
known In this State and a very promi-
nent Republican, was instrumental in
bringing about this success. And L
think l did intimate to him In the trip
we too to Bernardsville hat this
would not be complete in it's records
and In its archives unless 1t bore some
very visible testimony to the wonder
full efforts of this broad-minded man
which have brought about this result.
How to do 1t I leave 1t with the COM
mittee, but l would supplement what
the chancellor has said by a sugges-
ton that in some nook or corner there
should be the foundation stone which
this man laid. That is my feeling and
l viii pay for 1t myself"
Mr.. L~indabury said:
IF the mover of the resolution will
permit, l would like to ask that 1t be
amended SO as to include also the Of
ficers of the association and Mr.. Rou-
ger, the secretary of the executive COM
mittee, and assistants, all Of whom
have lone service that is worthy of
mention and the thanks of the associa-
ton"
Ex-senator Dryden Deeply Moved.
MIR. Dryden was evidently deeply at
fected and he replied:
I'm Justice to my associates in this
work / want to say-now, 1t is all very
pleasant; we all love and appreciate
the good feelings of our associates, and
all that, but, gentlemen, 1 have not
done all this work. Here is the execu-
tive committee and here are important
and influential m among the
trustees who put their shoulders to
the wheel and helped this movement
along. And while / appreciate very
| greatly the feeling of the trustees
toward me personally, l do not feel
that my conscience viii allow me to
be silent and to srrogate to myself in
this way all the credit for carrying on
this Observation-Disclosures these funds.
That is the fact and 1t would not be
fair. MIR. Rouzer has one a great deal
in carrying out the details. The gentle
men of the committee and the members
of the board of trustees have o a
lot and without their cooperation and
assistance I should have been power
less In this movement. Now, while l
do not wish TO enter any unseemly
disclaimer against your proposed ac-
ton, l feel that you do not want to
give me all the credit for doing this
| work"
The resolution was, nevertheless.
unanimously carried.
The following resolutions relative to
the power of the executive committee
and the changes in the tower plans
were adopted:
Resolutions Adopted.
Resolved, That the alterations in
the plans for the Cleveland Memorial
Tower made by the committee on site
and plan n reported to the board
by the executive committee at the
present meeting be and the same are
hereby approved; further
Resolved, That the executive COM
mfttee be given full power and au-
thority to proceed with the erection
and construction of the said tower on
the grounds of the Princeton Univer-
sity at the place heretofore des-
ignated by the trustees of the uni
versity, provided hat the same can
be constructed with the funds now
in the hands of the association or
with ouch additional funds as may be
guaranteed to the association by re-
| sponsible parties. To that end the
said committee shall have power to
negotiate any and all contracts which
may be necessary or advisable for
the doing Of the said work, which
contracts shall be executed by the off,
Gers of the association under the d.
rection Of the executive committee or
a subcommittee thereof.
1.-THE executive committee shall also
have authority to make any further
notifications in the said plans which
in Its Judgment may be advisable
either TO improve the same or to
bring the cost of execution within the
means OF the association. The COM
mittee may in it's discretion appoint
q subcommittee or one or more agents
to superintend the erection of the
tower. Payments for such erection
shall be made by the treasurer of the
association upon the authority Of the
executive committee or any sub-com-
mittee appointed for that purpose. Up
on the completion of the tower the
executive committee shall have author
ity to accept the same and make n
payment therefor.
To Act Jointly with University.
LAS the said tower is to be erected
on grounds Of the Princeton Univer-
sity, the executive committee or the
subcommittee thereof having charge OF
such erection shall confer and act in
conjunction with. any committee APP
pointed by the trustees of Princeton
University to represent ii in the mat
ter. No further modification shall be
made in said plans. nor shall n con-
tract or contracts for the erection of
said tower be entered into without the
approval OF the trustees of Princeton
University or a committee thereof APP
pointed for that purpose. The compile
ton and acceptance of said tower shall
also be subject to the approval of the
trustees of said university or their
committee in charge.
1.-THE executive committee shall also
have authority upon the completion of
the said tower to arrange with the
trustees of Princeton University. or
otherwise, for it's dedication and per-
manent maintenance and to make any
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