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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-07
WOODRUFF IN COMA sc HOURS.
nevises. hut Condition Of BroOklyn
Leader Continues Grave.

Timothy l.. Woodruff. who was stricken
with paralysis a week ago while he was
making an address in Cooper Union to the
fusion nominees for city offices. has suf-
fered 4 relapse ON Sunday afternoon
he lapsed INTO n state Of coma. from
which he did not revive until last night.
thirty hours later.
II was learned that the arteries on the
right side OF his head hardened. thus caus-
ing the paralysis of his left side. and
that the attack was brought on by a
stroke of apopleXy. DR. Norman T.. Dit
man aud Dr. Walter l.. James of II West
Fifty-fourth street are attending him con
stantly. His wife and son are also alway $
near his room at the Carlton House
Thos" who made inquiries for Mr.
Woodruff last night believed that there
was significance in the fact that for the
first time since he became i'll those at
tending him refused to answer the tcle-
phone or to give any information as TO
his condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-07
THIEF GRABS BALL TICKETS.
Couldn't Resist Temptation when
Owner Made Dazzling Display.

Edward G. DAVIS of >6 Cleveland
street Orange. y. j., stood at Broadway
and Forty sixth street just AS the thea
tres were cmptyIAg last evening. exhibit
ing siN tickets For the championship base
ball series lie was proud of them and
was telling = friend just how much spor,
he expected to get out Of them when "a
stranger stepped up. grabbed the tickets
and ran.
Davis set up a Veil of stop thief" and
gave chase \ hundred other persons
joined IN pursuit The thief ran east in
Forty-siXih street 1t happened that
S,rGl. Merrill and patrolman Werthcin.
who are attached to Polio" Inspector
pwytr's staff were walking west. They
saw man running toward them and
seized him.
Davis accused the prisoner oc uclug tn"
thief. but search of the mans pockets
failed to reveal any ticket The man said
he is Harry Edwards. % years old. OF lJ3
West Eighty fourth street He WAS taken
to the night court.
Meantime several hundred persons
hunted in West Forty sixth street in the
hope Of finding the tickets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-07
NOME ALMOST DESTROYED.
500 Houses FAN In StOrm-Sandspit
Disappears,

NOME. Alaska. Oct. b-The wors,
storm ever known in this region has prac-
tically destroyed the city of Nome. Five
hundred houses have fallen and the
damage is estimated at sl,5o0.00U. When
the fury OF the storm made the inmlnence
Of disaster apparent last night. men and
women began To try to say" their house
hold goods. working. for hours in the ley
water.
The sandspt. which is rich IN gold dust.
has disappeared and the storm devastated
two square miles of territory ON thu coast
The steamships Victoria and Corwin made
for tn. open s"a~and escaped damage |,
Is feared that there will be much suffering
as winter j. at hand and II will he almost
impossible To- get in needed supplies
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-07
LAURIER TALKS TARIFF
IN CANADIAN ELECTION
New United States Schedule
Forces the lSSup-Meat
Famine Impcnd>.

OTTAWA, ont. oct 6.-Sr Wilfrid
i.aurier. IN opening tn" Parliamentary
bye election campaign ia Chateaugay
county. Quebec. whore a member of Par
Lament viii be elected next Saturday,
surprised his opponents and msnv of his
supporters to-day by revivinc the reci-
proci'y and tariff issues His speech is
generally reported. even by the Conserva-
tive newspapers as having been enthu-
siastically received. The bye election con-
test IN Chateaugay will be fought as a
test case against tn" Borden Government,
win ~" Hon. sydney Fisher. who was
for fifteen Years l.auriers Minister Of
Agriculture. as the Liberal candidate.
Sir Wilfrid and his principal advisers
including all his old Ministers. assert that
the new United States tariff will have the
erect OF making IN" tariff tn" prin" issue
III Canadian politics From tho West to-
night dispatches ar" pouring into OTTAWA
saying that the organized grain growers
regardless of party viii demand that th.
Government shrogatc the wheat and flour
duties so as to Civ" those commodities
frc. entry To the States by the removal
of the CouuterVaiiug duties
In all Eastern Canadian cities butchers
ar" to-day notifying their customers that
prices will he advanced next week In
the public markets of Eastern Canadian
cities natiV" tdomcstic) meats hav. al
most disappeared on account of the fact
that almost everything ON four legs and
with "A few pounds "f flesh on /, has been
bought M for export To the Buffalo New
York and Boston market
Several old time ConscrNativ. news
papers ar" already indicating that they
VIII support the new lower tariff cam
paign. Foremost among those are the
ottawa Ctti:cn and Toronto World
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-07

II was demonstrated TO the satsfac-
ton of the National Baseball Commits
sion and the New York club Yesterday
that many reserved seat tickets for the
worlds series which begins at the Polo
Grounds to-day. had faileu into the hands
terial evidence that some one possibly
had imposed upon Pr, sident H. y
Hampstead and Secretary John b. Eos
ter Of the Giants 10y securing blocks Of
seats which were offered for sale at
eNo;bitaut prices
According TO the Er.Lneement made
for disposing Of reserved seats to the
number OF 5000 the New York club in-
sisted that ticket for three games in
this city would be- sold for 50 and that
the purchasers name would be recorded
OIL the books of the club AT headquarters
in the Fifth Avenue Building. on Satur-
day it was announced that all of the re-
served seats had been disposed OF, that
organized ball together with various
newspapers had consumed the supply
and that consequently the public sale
originally planned for Yesterday had
been declared on. II was also made
clear by the officials OF the New York
club that If tickets found their way
INTO the hands of spectators II would
be an easy matter to trace them back to
the persons who mad received them hv
allotment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-07
LIGHTS FAIL IN THE BRONX.
1 andle Famine Follows Blowing Out
Of Edison Gable.

The fremont section of The Bronx was
in darkness Yesterday from 5;25 \. NJ.
to 7l2. The Edison Company's under
ground cable CONNECTION at Webster ave-
nue. and lSith street blew out and left
the section between l77th and lS4th
streets east Of Webster avenue without
lights during the dinner hour.
Ten moving picture houses and two
large vaudeville theatres were affected
There were 900 people in the Crotona
Theatre at fremont and Park avenues.
Many of the women became excited when
all hut the red exit lights were extin-
euished. Most OF the audience quietly
filed out. The theatre was lighted for
those who remained with lanterns and
candles.
There were many cold suppers in this
part Of The Bronx where several of the
apartment houses are equipped with eler-
tric cook stoves. Restaurants served
their patrons by candle light. The rush
for candles nearly produced candle
famine.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-07
WIN. BARNES IS INDIGNANT.
says Senator WOuid Never NrLr
SuggesttOa SWlser waited

William Barnes, chairman of th" Re
publican stat committee. said last nigh;
at th- Republican club regard inp tn. sug
gestion attributed bv Allan RYAN to- Will.
lam Sulzer
Senator Foot has knNwn me too w.ll
to make y such proposition To me, ana
! know Senator Root 30 We'll thar / am
certain h" would spurn amy suoA sug
sestion. And any man who attempts Ia
influence any member Of tnat court -
an enemy ot established and orderl! GOV
eminent
senator Root IS at Hamilton college IN
Clinton. y. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-07
ASKS JUDGE TO DRINK BEER.
brewer's Lawyer Wcaur.,~ Court to
sample the ENtdcnrc.

Francis Gilh"l4. representing = Milwau-
hee brewing company. asked Suprem"
Court Justice Pendletpn Yesterday for Am
injunction restraining Littl. Fall. brew
ing company from marketing It's owl,
brand under the name of tn" Milwaukee
beer. aud in asking the court TO take
judicial notice OF the fact that the be- cr-
age sold never came from Milwaukee Ia,
said
Il would like 10 have The court sample
this beer and determine for himself
whether my contentious in this cas-. ar.
correct"
We'll, I hardly thtnh ii is ucccss.uv for
the court to drink the evidence bcfor"
rendering a decision, and you can put the
bottle back in Your pocket said Justice
Pendleton. The court then said h" would
decide the case from the papers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-07
$225,48l GIFTS TO COLUMBIA.
Largest R2OO,OOO, Given ny Mrs.
Bayard Cutting as Memorial Fund.

Gifts TO the amount OF $225,4Sl were
announced by Columbia University yes
tcrday afternoon at the regular monthly
meeting Of the trustees.
The largest gift was that of $500, 900
from Mrs. Bayard Cutting and her chill
dren TO constitute fund In memory Of
the late W. Bayard Cutting OF the class
of so, who served as trustee Of the uni
versty from 1880 until his death In 1919.
The Income from this fund Ia to he ap-
piled TO the maintenance of travelling
fellOwships.
DIR. Joseph A. Blake. who has been for
many years professor OF surgery at the
College Of Physicians and Surgeons, ten
dcrcd his resignation. Prof. Charles A,
Strong and Prof. $. Alfred Mitchell also
resigned.
Registration. according to the records
submitted to the trustees, Is greater than
1t ever has been before. the total being
9,S+6. as against S,Slt at this date a year
ago. This does not include the extension
department. In which there are 1889 stu
dents. nor the Institute Of Arts and
Sciences. which has moro than 1000.
Columbia College has S26 students, with
2+s IN The freshman class.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-07
OPERATION ON COL. GAILLARD.


BALTIMORE, oct. G.-l.ieut. Col. David
Du Roisc Gailiard, United States En-
einecr officer in charge of the central sec
tion of the Panama Canal. is again at the
Phipps psychiatric clinic critically III fol-
lowing an operation performed In Boston.
Col Gaillard was brought from Panama
to become patient under DR., Adolf
Meyer. the psychiatrc director here. DR..
Meyer happened to be abroaA at thc time.
After remaining here for "A time under
Dr. Henderson, assistant director. Col.
Gaillard WAS unexpectedly taken to Ros-
ton He was brought back yesterday after
ali operation had been performed
DR.. Meyer, who has since returned, re-
CARDS Col, Gaillard's condition as eX-
trcmely critical
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-07
CAFFNEY OPENS WAR
IN BEHALF OF FANS
Boston Magnate Pitches In to
Fight Scalpers Of Worlds
Series Tickets.
DEFIES NEW YORK CLUB
Buys 500 Worth. Shows Them
to SOlOnS: Demands Books BE-
Opened: Talks Of Blacklist.
FACTS OF WORLDS SERIES
FOR BASEBALL SUPREMACY

Weahcr-C Cloudy. rain possible.
Nearly 10000 person, uN see he first game
al he Polo Ground, his afternoon BEGINNING
al J o'eloek
Betting at eren money. The probable batteries:
Motheuson and Meyer, 70, The Giants and
Bender and Sehdns for The athletics.
MeC,aus lineup uM mol include Centre
Fielder Snodsras,. uho,e leg ra, injured
again yesterday.
Both teams confident and ready 70, titanic
struggle 70, Me championship.
Gate, Opened al 8 O'Clock his mo,nins for
sale q y. 900 unrese,ted tickets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-07
WALL STREET FOR 3 DAY REST.
stock ExchanRe Men Would Like "a
60 10 the Nall Game.

In view of the fact that tho Giants and
Athletics are to play at the Polo Grounds
on Saturday a majority of the members
Of the Stock Exchange signed a petition
yesterday addressed to the board of gov
ernors requesting that SATURDAY, October
II be declared n holiday Ms we'll as Mon
day, October I3, on which Columbus Day
viii legally he celebrated.
A party in opposition to the holiday
started another petition but met with
little success. II is probable that the gov
crnors will act on the two petitions on
Wednesday. The general opinion is tha,
the extra holiday will he granted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-07
WANT Lou1sE's OPERA BANNED.
kaxOps, However, MAY Onls Cut
Down Pri1crss's Allowance.

DRESDEN. Oct. 6.--Demands made by
the royalist press here that the Government
take steps To have The Bizarre Princess
the opera written by the cx-Cro~n Princess
Louise of Saxony and her erstwhiie his-
band. Signor Toselli. which is to he pro.
duced at Rome on October Is. supprcsseu
are ignored by the Saxon authorities.
officials say II would be inAdvisable to
notice the opera unless ii proves to be
Objectionable.
II, however. the production OF the work
verihcs reports made to the Saxon court
that 1t Is 'scandalous' n further redu,-
ton of the allowance from tho Crown to
Princess Louise will be made This al
lowance has already been reduced from
$1,000 a year to 1000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-07
DEATH ENDS SUICIDES LETTER
while Gas SlOwiS Nils IIim Uc
Writes Reasons for Act.

fAssAIC, \. j.. oct, Chester II,Isnu,
80 years old. shut himself ia hls dining
room at 372 Howe avenue this art"rnoou.
turned on the gas and started t" writ, a
note in explanation of his suicide
Before finishing the note the gas over
powered him and he slipped partly out Of
his chair. He was found dead by his
wife on her return from the brighton Mil.
where she has worked since hc fell ILL.,
The note was as follows - am tired
of life. Life is not worth living |
have turned on the gas and can feel
it entering my lungs am getting
weaker and then came an illegiblc
scrawl.
Pierson had no children
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-07
SULZER WANTED ROOT TO ASK
BARNES TO SWAY COURT VOTES
Allan Ryan Says SuLzer
Wanted TO Reach Barnes

ALBANY. OeL 6.-ANon 4. Ryan. son Of
Thsmss Fortune Ryan, testified al The Sul;c,
Impeachment biei yesterday
He tSui:evl asked me 10 20 10 Washington
b ses Senator ROOF and request him 10 see M.
WAiOr Barnes and set him 10 endearo, 10 hare
M Republican members Of hi, body 70 rAte
GS 6H court had nc right 10 t,y and impeach
Aim"
M. Ryan did not see M, Root
Isnotiu y. MeClsne, p,iro,e secretary 10
Thema, Fortune Ryan -uho ua, in Europe
during last tat, eompaisn-- testified hot he
sms Mr.. Sui:.r $40 400 in bills for his per.
sonoi campaign.
Rdrrey d. Hinman in opening for The de.
fence said Sui;cy uos careless about money
matter, and depended on Sarceky He signed
The campaign expenditure, report uhen So
,eeky laid ii before him and said il uas all
right
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-07
NO Mitchell TAKERS AT 8 TO 10.
Two Thou ~ nd Dollars Rcportrd SIN
CncOvered at Those Odds.

Election betting gave Nat to Nacers
on the worlds series yesterday and WAS
practically ~ a standstill. Fred Schumm
~ reported TO have s. 2.0"o Still untakcn to
be offered at s TO 10 on Mltchci
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-07
COUNTRY BANKERS DEMANDS.
They Declare That Their Fight IL
for Exlstence.


h'SloN, oct o'Aoou' seven hunured
'"nn P'eS a"u '"s"'e's
"i"'os' ~ '''"'' ,'''' ave- "oo' i''
"u'p'''" "-e'
n Consrcss
The matter was brought before the
country bankers at a meeting called In
'"'Junctlon with the thirty-ninth annual
convention Of the American Bankers AS
ISOLATION. it being the first opportunity
since thc measure was presented TO Con-
-ress for tho heads OF the small institu-
uons Of the country to get a real ex-
p-ession Of the sentiment among the small
banks upon it.
A committee of three is to be selected
ny ex-Gov W. j. Bailey OF Kansas. who
presided at this afternoons meeting. to
name a committee consisting of one from
each State to present the resolutions to
tho Senate committee
The resolutions declare that IL national
hank notes ara IN he retired. there should
ma exchanged for Government bonds pur.
cnascd nv coun,rv hanks at mar AZ security
.or .b.;r c;rcu,.,ior , reu. secur,,v which
.,n, col, ,o, ,oo .or,, ~, ,ho do,,ar th.t
.to.o sho,,a ha ,o soyro,.,;o, n, s.,ir,s
h,,ls. ,h., s.c,,,r - ~, th. .,rrenc,,
b,u ,o,,a In .nordod ca f,r a. /, nor.
,o,.. . 49,, 49,, .,,o ,.,s,,.,ia,,
-. ., . 90 -
80, ,s.,,'.
''' 20 vi Nv NV ~
Substitute Resolutions.
-,o ,.,.,,,.;o,. r,.r. ,r...r,.d nv
cso.ro "a. -. - Ii,,,. Rel Ark
as srh.,,,r,o n,o,;or to IN. re.oIve of-
,orod h,, ,rhora. r. NcRae NJ Prescott
,,l m oxr,o,,h.r of Congress Mr.
Ncp,o h,1 ,Norod motion that the
,onfors,cs ;pdor.s tho Fundamental nrin.
clnlcs of tho currcpcy bfll as passed nv
the House but opnosition Immediately
arose and after the bankers had been
N session about oue hour the Rogers
t.,oiu,,,,s ,,,o,.o oaor,.d hv y,v. voce
vote, which appeared to be nearly unan.
imous
II was asserted in the prcamble that
country banks, as DISTINGUISHED from the
banks in the fiscal centres. represented
about r, per cent. of all the banks in
the United states: that they bear the
burden of national prosperity in propor-
ton TO their numbers therefore legisla-
ton hostile To the welfare Of these insti-
tutions is also of necessity hostile to the
welfare of American citizens, whether
.srmcTs wage earners or business men.
The resolutions follow:
'l That Government bonds have been
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-07
MUD BATHS FOR CzAREv1TCH.
one ThOWssSd Cases Of Mud ON Wn,
TO Nalta.


tDEssA. oct. 6.--pnc thousand cases -.
mud from the salt lake baths AT Sakhi
near this city. have been ordered for
shipment to the imperial palace Al Nalta.
II is understood that the mud is to %.
used in the treatment of the malady
from which the Czarevitch is suffering
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-07
Root Never Heard Of u.

: Nj RYAN did no, say =, an tt, s..-.j
h,, ,.. did NOV. .c,pvcy ,;,, s,rlo,.. ,.,,,,, .,
! tn Senator r1nu Hon, He rave hts ,c.,I.
mon, wh.j, his ,arsoual co,r-c, vIl,.,,
r. Jerome. Was sfttio. v,,o the l,o,.,
f,, fh. urpcurnniont ,n.,p,r.,.
TN, c0,.t NM, ,b,. .,.c,,,.rs co,r.
and counsel fen, b,;b s.dos was .,u,.r,.,.
Judr. Hrrri,L chief at ,h, s.,,,,, d..
r.n.iI. ',,L.d ,ro,,,1 min, IL. h.vildc.
ru,u, T,.u IA. u.u,l',. ,.,,,,,,,rrt,.,.,.
Johi y S,,ncld,,d i,,t,.,,,l 1t. ,e,ori.h-
uIrut all st.ria,atior
NItn Ryan hed refused i' t''h Unit!
n' GOV Int" ''n't Ef'N Nj. S'hn'hr.id
wa" '\'n'n'd h'i' "'d0 N'''N what vas
''''''-
''''-' .'''N E'' 900. '''"'' nv
'' "''' -''' ~ -
''7 ~ ''' '''" '' '"' az
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t,,,, ,,,.,,l,.,. .,,.,,,I ,,.,,, i,,,,. ,.,,,, i
,.rbt.,,I ....,i... him. I'm. ,,,i,,.,.,...
once. tn Senator roni. and v,ll,r, ,;,.,,...
Jr E,ruhltr,n S,... ,t.,,.,.. ,.,
>trn.E,n. .,u, ~ tn... ON ...,l ,,..,rd h,t IA,
+, ,fu tin. minds. .r fnn.t v,b, I...,rl B.,
E,gnt ni, tin. n.rls of ms 3D.. ..Io,,,. ,b,t
Sluouu or E,.,n r,ou,, had ,.,,, mt,
the pockets uf William >u',,.. ,f,,rJ ~
tu, lunpi,' .,rd ''to.. oe tn,. r',l,n,.Is
c.,um IN" admission "r l;.ig teen. Edva.
T. Al.auy of tho Sew .1or.,. \atinr.,
Guard that u, l,u Wiuiam SuI1".
,.., Mann, Lam, s., CO.. n,n
II, t.,
,,,.,, 49,, h....,.....,,., ,,.,.o.. 49,, ..-.,
,,.,.,,, IN, <,o ,,,, , -,
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,.
,., m ,,, a., ST..
49,. a., - -,
,., .,,,,, ,,,,,.o,,.,...,o
,o,, W.. i ,,,,
street His business rc,a,ions have ,arr.,,
h,on With Tin, American T,Iorbor,. and
rcIc,,,,nb r~rn,r, IIo b,, n,o,, ...o,,
,.o,,,,.,,,,, i ,n, ,i,.., .,,.,.,.
!, - ,d.,s,,a ,,,, ,,,,
.,,,,,., u,,u. ,r -, .
wv, -, ''N
His father Thomas F. RYAN, is in nv rnronc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-07

Harvard er NN fOrd-thc latest gold or .h, n
EYEGLASSES. ~ tpeBCeg's, ! Maiden Lane. - ADV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-07
VIII Try To End Sea ndaIs.

1T is about time these ticket scandals
ended" said Mr. Gafrney for publication
~ have taken this stand in the interest of
clean sport and for the protection of the
fans who support the national game.
have furnished the National Commission
with the evidence and | do not intend
to rest easy until the Now York club
has disclosed the names of the persons
who bought the tickets ! have in my
possession now and sold them to spccu-
latOrs
u understand that the New York club
officials say that organized baseball swal-
lowed up nearly all of the 5000 seats
II that Is so let the public know Just
how many tickets were allotted to each
ma jor and minor league club 30 that we
can get more readily at the bottom of
this scandal
"Mr. Hermann told me to-day that the
National COMMISSIONS allotment did not
exceed 500 tickets. have learned
further that hfty tickets were al
Ioted to each New York newspaper, and
At
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-07
GR6Ues Buys From ScaIpers.

The speClilators VIM stated s,,,,J.,.
night that tb,v ,>noc,,d ;, oi,.., -
supply of seats yeste,d.v NAH. roo,
their prom,.. and u-r. doi,,, nus,,,.,s
shortly after - o.cIo,,, v,h,, y, -,
tn" tickets had come from s,.,;ou.
sources II remained f,r J,u,s l., Gao,
ney. president of th, Ros,o, \,,,,,,,
League club to furnish tanyi,lo ,,o,,
that the sneculators had ,lcls.,s ,.hi,,
they were selling ,t an n,..,,co %, e.
each for the three pumes AR ,,,,,,,.
according to his own st,,.n,,, -, ia
500 for a total of fortv.,uo s.o,. ,n,,,,
he purchased Yesterday afternoon fro,,
SPECTATORS after he had been info,,n,L
ut the Offices OF the Now York club tho,
no seats could be obtained ,b,,.
Mr., Gaffncy. it seems sen, i'm , ,.,r.s,
last week for forty-s,yen t;cl,,s D.. T..
used by the playcrs or IN. Do,,,,, .....
and his friends n, recei,sI ,biy ,ua,
ment yesterday moruinp and ,.loa ~,
four more tickets Whom bo u.,. ,,,,,,
down the H6ston narn,,n t,Id ,h, ,niai,.,,
of the New York cluh ,h,, ha ,,,,.,
ms many tickots as no u,,,.a ,,l.,,, 80.
side sources N, ,;,ffn.,.. o,..,t,,
promptcd rid,c,,l, /, il said h,, -, ,a'.'
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-01


that stand for this kind of hold-up.
enacted
this lobbyists clients.
public advertising
lobbying
mighty the lobby activities of the them bust
public
politicians
determining agencies will the business hence the
politicians powerful pull
with the
political friendly
administration
advertising has its influence
a
it.
utilities Chicago
millions advertising
the other hand
thing advertising
circulation
in
instructive publisher
o.
to the warbe andor nized
pulling the
a notable battle
illustrates
its readers when the
people will
of by Business The searchhgt
will Invisible Government
o Business