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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-02
M|TCHEL'S POLICY
TO LURE LEADERS
FROM THE CHIEF"
New Mayor Will Recognize
Tammany Men Who Show
( Pro-Wilson Tendencies.
WILL BAR MURPHYlTES.
This Plan Expected to Put the
Boss Out of Power by
Taking Away Votes.
WILL BAR MURPHYlTES

Nayor-eiect John Purroy Mitchell 70
Understood to have evolved . policy OF
his own which u widely different from
any nti-Tammany crusade 20 far dis
.ussed and which will strike the very
roots OF Tammanys power-ths voters
m the Assembly districts.
Mr.. Mitchell has In some way commu-
aicated his practical method Of assail-
ins Charles r. Murphy. the boss mot
Charles r. Murphy. the mani to init
mate frends here since his departure.
Hh desire 10 engineer the general as
sauit on the wigwa.n has caused . sus.
pension Of the plans ana programmes
PROMULGATED 70 frequently BY supposed
Fusion leaders. Not step against Tam
many will be taken until Mr. Mitchell re-
turns . week from next wednesday ana
outlines his policy.
Unlike he aistlASu1shel Oponsoe,
Who refused 70 recognise - enemy
q GssA order sAA asesnoy. II.
1e1tehsl hes made ~ hls niAA -
recognise any ana Ill 9aAAa1y
8alI leaders Who snow psoGssselvs,
pso-Wilssa tsAAeas1es ~ eprosel
70 tie elA-fasAieasa "bergaia ssA
assl" typs Of aisessaitsa politloaaa.
Those leaders whom the new Mayor
will recognize win have IN entry to do
partmsnt onicss. an opportunity for OBJ
tanning 3obs for constituents and. In in
stancss where II 10 possible. positions Of
prominence In the Mitchell adsninistra.
Goa. They will 30 ''in'' for the next
four years. while those leaders who elect
10 stay with Murphy VIII - ''out." 20
tar - city jobs 90.
To make che distinction 90 impressive
- possible 70 the voters In the district,
4 may b said that ne new Mayors pol.
~ contemplatss . mose rigid ostracism
II any TAmmany leader. This does not
mean that because man - Tammany
Srganisation voter he cannot get q
bquars deal from the new administrator.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-02
'a'fP t S|Saf3 a, so AYE,
''Pape's Cold Compound
ends colds and grippe in
afew hours.

Take "Psps's Cold Compoand'' every
two hoc,s snti! you have taken tire,
1ocs. then gu grippe misery soea
Nd yeaR cold viii s. broken. II
promptly opens your closlsd.up noe.
lille and the air passages q The he'd;
nope nasty discharge o. nose running;
telisvss the headache. dullness, fever.
Shnsec, sore tArost snsesins. sossnsa,
end stiifness.
I Deaf stay stuiied-upi Quit blowing
md snuffling. Ease your throbbiul
hsed-nothing else In The world give1
lseh prompt relief - "Psps's Cold
Ceapound," which costs only - cont
y any drug store. Il acts without
esdstsaes. tastss nics. and causes n
lacoavsnience. Accspt NO substitute
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-02
Ugh! NOT CAL0MEL, OIL OR SALTS,
TAKE CALIFORNIA SYRUP Of FIGS

gripping. Please don't think Of "Cxli.
forniA Syrup Of Figs" as a physic.
Don't think yon are drugging yourself
or your children, because this delicious
fruit laxative can not cause injury.
Even the most delicate child can take Il
~ safely as = robust man. II is the
most harmless, effective stomach, liver
and bowel cleanser. regulator and tonic
ever devised.
Your only difficulty may be in getting
the genuine. so ask your druggist for q
50-cent bottle Of California Syrup ol
Figs." then see that il is made by tho
California Fig Syrup Compsny." Thu
city ha. many counterfeit Zig syrups, y
~ weSee 0U6 ..,,,A.~ta~el
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-02
Broadway and Forty.second street.

broadway and Forty.second street.
william ]. Naismith Of No. ana wset
rorty-sixth street. formerly connected
with the Hotel Blackstone In Chicago.
out now connected with the Hotel
Caridge In Manhattan, encountered the
prisoner on Broadway and promptly
notified . patrolman, who took the man
into custody.
Lieut.. Detective Murphy said that he
verified the identification from de-
scripticn sent the police here.
Assistant District-Attorney Bozzo re-
auested that the prisoner be held until
Dec. 6. and this was done. and the Chi
cago ofYicials notified.
The prisoner was reticent throughout
the court session and refused to maze
any statement.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-02
Some Amusing blum ders.

from the Boston Transcript
Card In a New York paper: Alberta
Hart. nee Ward. nee Beck"
Notice on door OF residence: please
knock the bell out Of order"
Sign In Chicago drug store: Save
your coupons and get an art plague
free"
Advertisement Of institutions in south
Laketa: Maternity hospital. Female
patients only"
Manitoba Free Press, quoting Ralph
Common: II who have never set foot
outside my native shoes"
From u New York paper: Emily was
queer girl, and SO, for that latter
vas her father"
A Western bank announces: wv,
make the interest OF our depositors ouI
interest"
NswspapS on deceased financler: He
10 reputcd to have made SS,OOO. 100 In .,
many years"
Gard OF cleaning company: Don
take the life out Of your rugs by ben
Ing them. Let W DO II In q more sa
u 49,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-02
400 SCOTS At DINNER.
-. Andrews Society Applaud Star
At Home Rules Foes,

-. Andrews society Applauds Sian
~ Home Rules Foes.
Four hundred Scotsmen sttendsa the
18TH anniversary dinner Of the 81. An
drew's Society at the Waldorf Astoria.
ate hasss. listened to 'the skiriins- Of
the pipes and told each other how muX
they thocht O suad Scotia and Of sjch
other. George Austin Morrison. xfesl-
dent OF the society. was tOastmasker,
One of the guests was OanoT James
owen Hanney. a scotch-Irish Hl1ywright
and Canon OF 81 Patricks CSfhedrai. In
Dublin lie was applanded men he had
this to say Of the revolt iq(t'ister:
II think the citizens d Belfast are
foolish to oppose home fule, They are
taking a stand againV the prevailing
sentiment OF the greg mass of English.
speaking people"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-02

d . United States Senator mex, fall to
succeed Elihu Root.
Gov. Glynn IL most ambitious. his
friends say. to travel along an mon en-
sive road. 30 that no matter which
way the Winds blow he will nor have
incurred the opposition Of the ''Organi.
sation vote" whoever has II next fall.
with the Wilson Mitchell men an ths
saddle. the Governor may mad IL ex.
pedient to come over. hook. line and
e,lnker. to the progressive wing OF ths
democracy. ~ represented by Mayor
mitchell and the President,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-02
stolen JeweIry Not Conaaushrs.

LONDON. Dec. ?.-Thc jewelry miss.
ing from the residence Of the Duke OF
Connaught did not belong to him. but
to an army friend. 1t included several
gifts from the Duke, and the presence
on those Of His Royal Highness's mono-.
gram 1t nrst led to the belief that they
we're the Dukes.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-02
Tomatoes Grow IN Cellar.

Edward Silva. who lives IN Grant
street. To1pkinsvills. staten Island,
ins In his cellar TIL he looked around
Il yesterday afternoon. Then he dis
covered several Ans. sturdy plAats. two
feet tall. They we're covered with Srssn
tomatoes. which he hopes VIII vtDon In
lAns ~ cAflatllAa llaAae $500. !.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-02
n.,,r,cts Diamond Sales,

BERLIN. Dec. 1.-The Imperial Chan
celior, DR.. Won Bethmann-Hollweg. has
issued an order that the marketing Of
herman diamonds In 1910 shall b ~
strictsd to 100000 carats. The produc.
don in 1913 was approximately l.%%0.V0O
carata &:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-02
Delicious ''fruit laxative
cleans stomach, liver and
bowels of old and
young folks.

A. harmless cure for sick headache.
biliousness. sour stomach. constipation.
Indigestion. coated tongue. ssllowness
take "Csldornis Syrup Of Fig" For
ths cause Of oil such misery comes from
torpid liver and sluggish bowels.
A tablespoonful tonight means oil
constipation poison. waste matter, fer.
nestlAg feed end sour bile kentsy moved
"a 8 IN 49, "a Jitlas'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-02

Andrew Ottman, forty-One, was found
dead from gas asphyxiation in his room
In a furnished room houAe at 237 Tenth
street. College Point. Queens Borough.
to-day The police were unable 10 de-
tGmine whether or not II was a case
OF suicide ard Coroner Schaefer will
make an invsstiK cation.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-02
100 IN PERIL At NEARLY
: EVERY STEP.

THEY were OF many coloro. and there
was no lack OF colors-black and white,
brown, mahogany. red, fawn. tan and
pArti-colored. all were allowable. Some
wore rufus about their necks. some had
friils. all counted under the head OF
name. 1t was . wonderful bow-wow
party. The exhibits ran In size from .
rabbit to Q house cat. Their prices ran
az high as 5000 for one dog.
The cups offered as prizes for the best
dogs. the hest bred dogs. blue ribbon
dogs and dogs with other good points
were on . par with many Of those at
the recent Horse Show. The big cups
have to be won fve times by the same
dog to make his mistress It's owner.
There's the cup OF the late J. Pierpont
Morgan. the Mrs. J. p. Morgan cup,
the James Gordon Bennett cup. Plaza
cup, Mrs Michael Dreicer cup. several
other cups and money prizes.
When the Psklngese weren't on the
platform. or In their silk or satin EN-.
powered mansions they were permitted
to run about the floor for a little eXer.
else. The women would sweep by and
never touch them, without giving them
so much ~ thought. When q man hap
pened along and saw one OF the ."Peeks
run out from behind the skirts Of maid
or mistress he was threatened with
heart failure. Imagine kicking Q thou.
sand or two or three thousand dollar,
out Of the way by stepping on the neck
u one Of those precious Pekingese pets!
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-02

Only thspe Wssln lsit ios Christmas
shoppine. Coward Shoes are prae.
deal gif0. Order early and svoi(
~ rnsh and worry Il last-ninut
knvin~.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 30S-s. F. No. $40.

AN ACT to amend Section four hundred and
twenty-three l423). Revised Laws OF 1905 n
amended by Chapter two hundred and -four
!.o4l, General Laws 1907. Chapter three
1903. and Chapter three hundred seventy'
salaries Of County Commissioners = Z
he 1t enacted by tho Legislature OF the STATE
g. Section i'@i !. That Section Four Hundred
Twenty-three (423), Revised Laws 1905 a
amended by Chapter Two Hundred and tou'
dred Eighty eight 1855. aeneral Laws 1909
and Chapter. Three Hundred Seventy four
General Laws 1911, be and tho same IL here
~ amended 70 a. to read 9. follows: s
49, ca. Each Commissioner shall Ne
esiva from the county in full for all his ssrv.
lees an annual salary AZ follows:
In counties whose assessed valuation doet
not exceed two million I'VE hundred Thousand
dollars az, 500, OOO,. the sum Of One Hundred
and twenty-five Dollars (Sl26.OO)
In counties whose assessed valuation 10 NOR
than two million five hundred thousand dollar,
1880, OlO, and does mot exceed six millio,
dollars ~, 600 .OOO), the sum Of One Hundret
Seventy.aye Dollars (e175.0O).
In ooustiss whose assessed xsluation is NOR
ut exceed Twenty Million DoIlars 09O.Oo0.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

accumulation df suitable sinking fund "a
The redemption Of such bonds at their ma.
turity. In case the revenues derived from
She sale OF ice prove insufficient for that
under by any such city for the purpose herein
thirty years or bearing higher rate Of In
xerest than hve per cent, per annum, but the
place of payment OF the principal and inter
est thereon and the denominations in which
may be prescribed by the common council or
city council. and may be in the form Of
coupon bonds or registered certificates 80
called. All such bonds shall DO signed by
the mayor, attested by the city clerk and
Sountersigned BY the comptroller, and shall
vided, that the signatures to the coupon. at
cached to such bonds, If any. may be ntho.
eraphed thereon, and none Of said bonds shall
&c sold at less than their par value ana &C.
e1ued interest; and then only to the hi tss
pr any Of them hem. are issued and sold. 1t shall
be the duty Of the board Of water commits
eioners to make suitable provision from the
Sevenues Of said ice plant for the prompt
payment of all current interest on said bonds
Of said bonds at their maturity.
Sec. 4. The said board Of water commits.
sioners shall establish such prices for Ice a
will at all times insure sufhcient Income
TO pay the interest and to provide fund q
pay the principal upon all the bonds to be
the expenses and cost of tho maintenance and
sepairs Of said ice plant and other expenses
Of operation and equipment. ri
Sec. 8. This act shall also apply to citie1
4xistins under charter framed pursuant t.
Gee. 8. This act shall take effect and be
en force from and after Its passage.
Approved April il. 1913,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER soe-H. F. No. 1912.

AN ACT to amend Section 772 Of the Re
vised Laws of Minnesota for 1905, relating
70 tho refundment Of money to certain own
erS Of real estate In cases where local i'm
provement for which the money was as.
ssssed, Is abandoned or where the amount
Of the assessment exceeds the cost Of the
improvements.
BE it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
laws Of Minnesota for 1905, be and the same
b hereby amended so as to read as follows:
772 Whenever any special assessment
shall have been levied upon real estate
TO defray the cost Of a proposed local i'm
provement, and the improvement shall be
abandoned: or the total amount Of the assess
ment shall exceed the cost Of the improve
ment. the municipality shall be liable to the
assessment paid by him. and in the second
case for such proportion Of the excess as the
amount OF the assessment paid by him bears
to the total assessment. and It i. hereby made
the duty Of the proper authorities to make
refundrnent. Provided application therefor ia
made by or on behalf Of the party entitled
10 brought within six years after funds to
pay the same have been appropriated and
made available by the proper officers to fully
pay the same
Approved April 16, 1918.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER s1s-s. =. No. u.

AN ACT to establish an maintain . labora-
tory for the production or purchase and
administerne tho s .s se and spo.oortatinx
Be it enacted BY the Legislature Il the state
Section !. Hog Cholera serum Plant, now
existing and, In use ut the College Of Asri-
culture Of the State University, 10 hereby
era Serum Plant Of the state Of Minnesota.
The purpose Of said Institution shall DO for
the production, manufacture and distribution
e. HOG Cholera Serum. and for inx:sttsat!n ting
Cholera. Il 4 = H.
SEQ: 2. said Hog cholera serum mall b
Of cent
who Is a resident of this STATE. and who " ap-
1 or th1oa th by g o91a Stock
lions prescribed 81: said Board and the Col
SEQ. 3. In case the State Hog Cholera
Serum Plant cannot supply the demand for
Serum. the said Plant may purchase Hog
liable producers. But such parchssed Serum. UNI
shall only be offered for distribution - pro-
vided for in this act, when It has been tested
found to be as potent and otherwise Valuable
as the Serum manufactured by said Plant In
case of overproduction Of Serum BY said Hog
reserve Of Two Hundred rhoasana sSoo, 80 COO
the cost Of productions. to Hog cholsrs owners
= Sec: L.. SAID serum sna1l b. aans,nistsred
only BY an authorized person. and such au-
thorization shall be- BY The STATE 1--we Stock
powered to authorize persons and prescribe
regulations for administering the Hog Cholera
Serum provided for in this act:
force from and after Its passage.
Approved April 10. 1913. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

: CHAPTER 812-S. +. No. ~.
AN ACT to amend Section 1901, Revised Laws
of 1905. o. amended by Chapter 2b9, Gen
eral Laws Of 1907, relating % insurance on
state buildings and the purchasing Of fuel
for state buildings.
Be II enacted by the Lssislaturs q the state
Of Minnesota:
Of 1906 as amended by Chapter 80. General
Laws Of 1907, relating to Insurance. on State
Buildings and purchasing Of fuel for State
Buildings, be and the same II hereby amend
ed 90 a. to read ~ follows: &ts
Sec. 1901. INSURANCD OF STATE
, uiLp1NasEFIlEL: said Board may keep e
State Buildings except the Soldiers Home, and
all other insurable property belonging TO the
State, to an amount not exceeding two thirds
of the value thereof and said hoard shall also
purchase fuel for all such building1."
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect and b In
force from and after lts passage. ~
Approved April is. 1913.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER s1l-s. !. No. e6s N

-. f5z.s5 !5S
CHAPTER III 81. =. No. go.
AN ACT authorship certain eitiss of the
nst es' to Issue oqaas 10 the.
eroysmsats nj paid 6 out s aDseaal - =
3. E sasetsa " Is e - s..ats
section /: Any city Of tie nr.t el... not
operating under home rule charter . here
an amount not escsedins ~ Two Hundl.d sss.n
ty-ave., thousand Dollar. lt27b 600 CO.. the
pcoseeds Thereof saall be- u:sa fos =:
ter mains, and lateral and other levers thsrsin
ed nss sad es e
Sec 2. Said bonds shall be issued oaly In
pursuance OF 2 resolution adopted by two
ernins body Of said Ely ana The faith and
& the city s1s e pledged e ths Rsy
:pmoent e psy ths cu1Tsot Vnters.s g sae s
there be one, win b pledged to their re-
dempt1on ct maturity. :,
Sec: 8. Bonds issued under this oct shall
(3O and bear interest ct . rate not higher
Ssst Pss
shall be sold tor les: amount thsse ninety.
accrued interest thereon. The r-i plsos q pay
nomination Of said bonds shall be hxed by
or any Of them may be in the form Of coupon
bonds or Of registered certincatss, - called, "a
the purchasers may prefer. M
Sec. All bonds or certificates - Issued
shall b signed by the mayor, attssted by the
city clerk, ana counterslgned By the city comp
reller q sid city and b .saisd With The
coupons attached thereto, II any, may be
autographed. None Of such obligations shall
DO sold for Less than e5 per cent Of their
par value and accrued interest, Or % any but
the highest responsible bidder therefor.
Sec. B. This act shall not apply to any
city whose Inhabitants have adopted char
ter plrsuant to Section SO. Article Of the
State Constitution.
Approved April 10, 1918. '--fs1#J- i 5..t-N
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER BE- 8. r.r1so. 7s4.

AN.ASINy0 e1nen0 section l01, REVISED laWs
ef 1905 relating to gifts q municipaliti
70 Is snaeted 81 ths Lesislaturs q tie state
ssetion /. That Section 7s7. Revised Laws
q 1905, b and the same is hereby amended
g . &c t9 9r7 Rad a. e follows ...n+
: srant Or devise Of real o.. personal prop
erty D and may maintain and administer
such 81 property for the benent Of its citizens
tho donor: Provided. that nothing herein shall
authos1ss such acceptance or use for religious
shall s 81 resolntion 81 tie council adopted
oy 9 two-thirds majority Of its members. ex-
prs:s'n such terms ia full. s !,
'' 1sD ss - 2pr il' g, Il as} Resse''
CHAPTER $40 r. No. ss2
an ACT rei.ttys te the Judges Of: and to
Of the State Of Minnesota. -
Be g enacted by the Legislature Of the State
TIT. Third jud&s Tor II: TIL judicial district
eh. p ssts +, the
Of the district court Of said district. any one
or moro Of whom shall have and exercise the
sevs a' to present {: NOV ,u9e IF .as
act; and ell laws now in force whether geno
ton, canvass Of votes, oath and term Of office.
and commencement Of such term. compensa-
ton, 1urtsdiction. duties. authority, and pow
sssT :ad III .ssesssoes 80 .ns 5 5. e1eesss
judges Of said district court Frovided, how
5n' .ls 1t |Ssss: & h E: al: :d
court for the unexpired terms for which they
were elected or appointed.
daatsly upon the passage Of this act, tho
governor Of said state shall appoint COM
petent pesson to be one Of the Judges Of the
add district court, who shall Immediately
of said ONCE, ana shall hold the said Office
until q successor snail have been elected and
qualified. which said successor shall bs elect
ea q t n th as1 set election after the
), Joint session Of 3xds,e ESQ. .. Tns said
Joint session Tor the hi Or dsternination Of
sa sry D ease: the the
Judge senior In ohlce q. II neither BE- senior
IN ONCE. the Judge senior In ego shall pre-
4lde. and tho decision Of the majority shall
only two Of the said judges arc 70 acting,
and there Is . division Of opinion. the opinion
OF the presiding Judge shall prevail Process
may be tested in the name Of either one Of
division & busines.-seo. 1. the said
Judges, or majority Of them, may divide
the business Of the said court between the
said Judges, and may otherwise regulate said
the said Judge. may separately try court or
jury cases during the same term. OF at the
Sec. 3. An law. and r.r4. ~ 1.vr IN
consistent WITH tfis act are hereby repealed.
$50 q. This act shall take effect and be
in force from ana after its passage. .
Approved April 10. 1913.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER SOB : No. 427.

xrs ACT 70 validate proceedings for guar
ssdianship IN Certain Cases
ENACTED by the Aeels'atufe g the ne
Ssctions i. 4. "a al cases where e petition
RI been dled "a the probate court Of any
RI dian for any insane or incornpetent
|persp1 IN va; ut the TINS zof the filing Of
|hsds nscpefty thsret1. but who could not Mt
f6es taisss az Alin9 said petition % found IN
Ill 0tate aud where notice Of hearing upon
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

Grating expenses Of every description, In cas1
SUE. a G' sRd ss Tns city ;e
shall cause to be. printed annually. for public
distribution: q report showing the financial
and operation.
Sec & No Sity .ha3. acquire o. eonst.ue.
sruct same has drst been % sbmitted Of 70 c f.
qualifed electors Of said city at genera]
city election or atZa special election called
for that purpose, and been approved by q. ma
jority vote Of all electors voting upon such
proposition. iss#.zs ~
tncates a. provided in Section hereof m gsr
at the option Of the City Council be submit
ted at the Same election AZ the question 81
utility. 49,, s5ssI3
Sec: .. In all case. provided in this aei
for the submission OF questions or promo.
seni to gSRae ys stsa the f IT. &c:
the proposition or question to DO voted upon
and designating the Ielecti6n ct which sucf
may e general o Or city eIso
p 1sa = provd that sueh slscen ssl p rs
Is ne.a sSsass .at ~ ~
Notice s. sp,eial. slsctio1 wnich shan s
as; sp.se:i .sses: E &c
,,s sass !: e : Sc s.
Judges i s. shah se d.positsd il ssPsrsfs 81
and the tally sheets ana rsturn blanks shsll
a.,ss Il I
t ii ct shall in any manner afIect tia valid.
e such ssoa a Saess detess
CHANGED the result o. such election.
Sc. g: NothinE "a this act Contained ehsI