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Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-25
TIDE. FABLES
Friday. *IpriI 26.

HlSn. tue, 2:3l a. m., :O5 D. m Low tide, 9:35 a. m., 8:59 D. m.
 Saturday, April 2e. High tide. 3:t6 a. m., 5:17 D. m. Low tide, iO:30 a. m., 9:54 D. m.
 Sunday, April 27. High tide, i:tO a. m., GAY p. m. Low tide. it:36 a. m., 1l:i5 D. m.
 Monday, April 28. High tide, 5:23 a. m., 800 p. m. Low tide, i2::53 D. m.
 Tuesday, April 29. High iide, 6:52 a. m., $50. D., m. Low tide, f:26 a. m., :57 D. m.
 "Wednesday, April 90. High tide, 8:t8 a. m., 9:25 D. m. Low tide, 2:i5 a. m., 2::i9 p. m.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-25
caale Dow. Near Seattle.

The cable is down about 60 miles north of Seattle and the apparatus will be loaded upon a lighter and it is hoped to repair the break ill about week The Burnside is still out of comnis- sion, undergoing repairs at the dry dock.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-25

Joe DemendiZitt returned from Landlock bay today. He has been working for Dickey in the Three Man mine.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-25
NOTICE.

The property owners fronting on Keystone, Broadway and Res ervation avenues are hereby noti- fled to clear their sidewalks of snow by May 1, at which time all uncleared sidewalks will be clear ed by the city and the cost of same taxed to the property.
 MARSHAL. SCOTT,
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-25

William Brenno, who has spent the winter at Landlock, returned td town today. Mrs. Brenno and the. children also returned.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-25
orpheum Comics Toniaht.

A fine program of comic pic lures at the Orpheum tonight. Free matinee for children and special change program tomOr- TOW.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-25

Dousherty x Ferguson receiv- ed op the steamer Sampson. a supply of fresh groceries. fruit and vegetables.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-25

Otto Olson left for a prospect ing trip this morning. He will spend several weeks on the Valdez glacier.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-25

Manager Wilson has had the tables at the Buffet recovered with new billiard cloth and they are now in fine shape.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-25

The children about town are expecting a Saturday trea+-at the Orpheum one of these days. and say that Hayes will give il t" them.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-25

Free matinee next Saturday for The children at the Orpheum. They will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lallin.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-25

It is worth while taking a chance on the $500 diamond ring being rallied at Plant & Conl- pany's, jewellers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-25

WANTED TO RENT-A. piano. Call at the Prospector.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-25

Geo. Reinke, the watch repairer and ieweler. is at the Valdez Drug company. ..~. ! s~&allt4
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-25
B. FINDER, C. l. M. E.
Assayer, Mining Engineer

" Assayer, Mining Engineer
 Send samples by Mail Qualitative Analysis or Express with charges Chsap made ea SneltAs Pub
 Gold | Silver. sI.to; Cold. Silver Copperss. etc xs,t.sA - Fts.l,,.' s.ss. JvREAU. ALASKA ~ ,i
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-25

FOR RENT -Three-room apart nents furnished over Valdez Drus Co. Apply Valdez Drug Co.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-25

WANTED-A cook; inquire of Col. O'Neil at Fort Liscum.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-04-25
WM KOCH

Date of first pub. Jan. 24, 1913. Dake of last. pub. April 24, 1913.
The sun., 1913-10-30
BORST GETS SOCIALIST VOTES.
'onrt Of Appeals D~ridrs .Ju.tjre.s
Nomination Wns Rrgu,nr.

AtHANV oct. "a, The Court or An.
rcals has haudrd down a d,cison holding
that supreme court Justice Henry V.
horst is entitled to nave his name on the
ballot ~ tn Socialist candidate for SUI
pr'inc Court Justice in the Fourth Ju
u'ial d,liot Th" right of Justice Rorst
to this nomination WAS contested hN the
Schenectady county SosialiSt chairman n
aud tcids OF William :. ,'s,raudcr, Re.
publican candidate for this Office
The \pp"ll,t" division held last weck
that Justice ROrst WAS not entitled to the
Socialist nomination on tho ground that
votes AT III" primaries we're cast for him
or his son. who is u law student. SiN votes
were cast by Schenectady Socialists.
The Court Of Appeals reversed tho Ap-
p"llat" division and dismissed the pro-
"c"diuRs ou tho ground that they wcr,
irregular.
Tho effect of this decision will he 10
give .Iusic" Horst an approximate ad
vantage of about 10000 votes over his
u, publican opponent Justice Borst ~
III" candidate OF tn" democrats and FRO.
gr'ssiNrs and the Independence League.
Iic was appointed to th" bench last spring
by Gov. Suzcr to succeed James W.
Houghton. who died.
Friends Of William Sicbr OF Schrnec.
tady declared their intention tonight Of
applying for n writ Of inandamus 10 com
pei the Secretary Of State 10 certify his
name a. the Socialist candidate.
The sun., 1913-10-30
MURPHY WILL GET QUIETUS.
Nttchci says Fusion Maturity Wtll
settle Tammany Leader.

John rurruN Mitchcl Went ,hrau-h
upper Manhattan and Tho EronX last
r'chi toliu. his sid'"u"o. that "Murphy
will hid h.> p"rmaucu; quictus in the
fusion majority ri election nigh; unless
something GOO wrong
AZ Empire Hall, in East lIsth street.
tnd at the bohemian Hall. 33J las
S'vcnty-third street. the fusion candidate
said
We have known for two da,s tina.
Murphy and his pclmonico friends have
had a slani"rou> story tp give out
Murphy couldn't md any of his bench
mcn who were willing 20 givc II out. SO
he got II printed in a newspaper They
made II wha, is known a. lead
~ "harc" Murphy ,n,. his followers
now to launch any story they can fab
ricat" dnh II won't take me a week TO
answer " either They'll have their an.
swcr in the same edition OF the PAPER IN.
less they follow their old practice Of send
ing III their stuff Just before the last
edition rs going 60 press when its too late
for INC 10 get an answer in"
The fusion candidate told an audience
OF negroes at "A church AZ lGts' street
and I.cnoN avenue that he will hc "Mayor
at all the people without regard to race,
creed or color
The sun., 1913-10-30
Stilwell Feared Trck--A -A1chels Subway Vote Scored

the things bc know about graft IN New
yu,l ,ii> aud In A,b.uy lie u,.
urn,piscd Elm, bo vo,,id haze ,n acre.
nniy a f,w vec,,. .nd no rolled i'm.
ulir,,ly unon ,l,cs, rcnrcscntationa ~ ,b.
y.bicr's' rr,,ss,ri,s
"\f,or s,jlv,u v.x ,cn, IN siuv s;rs
IA, ,,,s ,.,e,,o, h,. fr,,rds ,,d roi,,i,. a
"a, .,,n, .,n,, &C ,,as,, ,ri,,,d, 10 600 ,,,.
n. ,o,d mo v.,,, n, ,... v.,,,i,, tn 40.
rnr ,he ,,d,,i,,s,.,,,.,,, ar ,,,s,i,. ,,...
,i,i.d u,,,,i,, ,,r,.',, I,,, r.,rI,,, ,,,,n
mo ,be ,.,,cr n,r, ~ tu,v s,,iu.,,, u..,,
,.i,,,r,, o., ,,,,,,".. ~, H. n.,,,. ,,,,, ~
Id vat. =, na.,i,, ,rt,..,nn 90 ,".,.,',
v,ho ronoa,od 4, a., ,,,.
some ns ,,o o,,tss'.,,o. -, ,,. ..,to,,
Including ,,a s,s,n scr.,or. Road -,
,,Is cn,,f,ssi,- ,,l ,,.or, no.s,t,o ,,,
cu,,,c, n,.. hr,,,rh, -, ho, o. >,.n.
The sun., 1913-10-30
"CENUINE." SAYS SULZER
Instats SttIweII Wrote Letter; PoIi.
ttrtRMs Trtcd to IVush Convict.

FN-Go, Sulzcr gave out ~" follow n :
statement last uieht IN connection with
the StilWcll confession
"Th" letter reproduced IN tho news
papcrs of Yesterday was in the hsndwrt
ing Of former Senator Stiwcll and was
signed by him in the presence Of two wit
ncsscs col William y. AInory and Charles
". InvcrSagt These men can corrohoia,c
the version of the StiiUcll conf, ssion as
given in my statement. They cam" -
SOC INC AZ the request ~ Stilw"ll alnloS,
daily. They had many talks with him
Many of these conversations were tak"u
down verbatim nv m"ans OF dictasrarh
installed by tho Burns Detective ARcucy
Mrs. Invcrsagt, who is a stcnographc' q.
Was also present at some of these col-
vcrsntiuns and took down much Of VIII II;
Stilwcl Was willing 10 divulgr in conne-.
ton with graft and tho sale OF Law IN ths
legislature.
The Rev u. r, Miller OF Mbsny knew
Stilwcll intimately. After tho senator
conviction tho Rev. Mr. Miller visited
Stllwell IN tho Tombs. This was IN ,Iur"
last Stllwell told a remarkable story
To Mr. Miller which tho lattcr repeated -
me. Suwcll said that Murphy had sent
several clnissarics 10 So" him AmonS
thcm Wcrc two state Senators who We're
personal friends Of StilWcll,
"Thcsc "nissari's assured Stilwcll that
tho Chief would get him "a short scn.
tcuo or would try to have tho sentence
suspended, Stilwcll said THAT they had
failed To do tins hut he still bclcy e,
that the chief would stand Icy him. Nc
told Nj, Miller that Murphy had great
Influence with ono of the Judges In, It
turned out that tho supreme court Judge
refused to- stay sentence, Then pnliti-
clans nf high degree IN both li"publiran
aud DcMncratir parties were active in
Stilwcll's behalf
~ number Of startling things could
he said about these activities. hut ! will
not <" into details at this tim" as
should not want to bring IN the names
, of distinguished people In connection
, with this ease al the present time,
Among tho significant things which
SiIlwcll told the Rev. Mr.. N1llcr and
which left an inhelibr impression uNoN
.uc Was the assertion that the cm!ssaricI
of the chief had Informed him iStil-
w.lD that they had everything ru, ana
dried for my Impeachment aud tina, my
successor would pardon Stiiwell pro-
vd"d the former Senator would keep hts
mouth shut and would not gfvs away
The sun., 1913-10-30
Tract NirtuaIly Bare.

This tract of land. which was onuyd b'
the oueensborough Corporation. >.st'd
OF about ESQ acres upon which tN,!, were
hu; nity houses erected. so tha: pract',all'
We nlaH treat Il aS an open drta. Win
no transit facilities whatever .Nc,pt IN
frequent trollcy serN &c. and tins Vas So
| when Mr. M!,chcl went g. In "j'.. u,.
coIdi'C 70 his own statement. - ilutt tn,
bonds Of this corporations
Nov upou M Mi;ch"l. onu ,.a,c-
,;"ut and upon th's" facts "hioh hHv'
given in conjunction Herewith ! would
Ike 10 ASK Mr.. Mitchell thcs" quests ions
What representations dId y"u max"
to tn. hauHiug BONUSES 10 l.ui opc as To
;n' valu" "f This and upon which thosc
bonds vc'e 10 hc .ssucd
"n,d YOU mah" II statement 90 is
present value,
"Ird you Offer o cutur' valua,ion II
you iid, what did you base the increased
valuation upon" Was II NOT ui"u In"
projected .apid ,ransi; award which you
voted 20" Oh jay y. ~" dars i'fo.'
jou lot fog Europe;
And de- ,ou fool that, i~ the lgu' or
the fact that vUu were n' oi'i'ia, clothed
with authorit! 10 vote on the question %
ii ing 'apd transit To this section, th1:
yDur action or tho action nf your hru
ia = dc'"nsibc one in the Iol' tina; NJ
have played as an att"rno! to th's
icnrporat,on while an employee and an
@" '.H "' t"' ~, ,,,-,.. ........
'fn''''pa'''S n'' N'''"'' "''"N'' :"
''"s' """s' o"F PFoi"""' 'i' '"'S''"''
:" 'n'' au'l'N''' an" u" !. uPo,' ~,
e'"u''" '''l "."'N' we l'',H' ''''
Wi'i ava" IS a'N' IN an ''s ''h'nr'S 'o
mo one max MI Mlt'hc. if'S'hts "t
himself ~ ms statement. that is' "hht
would %ou nave 'honght o. me " II could
have been demonstrated that luiI Gon"
To Europ" at tho expense Of the Inter
borough ar the ErooklNn RAPID Trans
Company, either ot the two large operat-
inG companies IN tho dual system or con-
tracts and engaged I" noat th"r bonds
and then have NJ" return from Europe To
place my ofhcial signatur" on the con-
| tracts which gave the bonds value"
"Nou Will observe that Mr. Mac
pouSall figures in NJ Mi,cAc,s state
| mcnt, lie was tho N.cc-peedcnt of tho
Qu"cnSboro Corporation, I am advised
merely make reference TO him hcc, ,use
Mr Mitchell has referred 20 h,m in his
! statement
| "Nou | would ike 10 ask N, Mitchell q
| Mr. Macpougal Is no, the man who had
| an in,crss, m Kis.cna Park, and " ne is
| II Mr.. Mitchell knows that his partner,
! MIR Mujl,r. N,cd IN the onicc of the Soc.
The sun., 1913-10-30
PRESIDENT TO OPEN WAR SHOW
NRHOr Il ltWc. t,O>. GlS mn aud \rmy
aud NV. Ncn 10 attend

ii'Sido:; Wilson comp!,t.d a'.a 60.
nI,utS 10 h' present A. III, Mili..
Tpuiuan"at At Mads,n S,Gar' Gt:.s"
I,Nt Tuesday night rs The guest -
mono az th" CONT itt"' 81 army "'.,'..
~ charge of Tia" great exposition 80 '-"
ut of war which opens Monda'
TN" President viii rcrciv" 81 i.. &"
ahd military escort from tic l',r'-.
wanna station ANA Will he received ."!
entertained ~ thu Garden with fG' r..
tAr' Louurs
Mayor khr. viii hr tnc rU,>' :
u"no' on M"ru," uiEht. Will. ':"' ',t. o
WI '"FloW thu tnuruau."u' on " "l''
',rV.l ,,cu. l. II Barr,. cp,.t.,,..
iuE tn" EASTERN Div, siuu. l. .
rcvi'W th' t"uI, anl"nt officially u' T...
da' utgM. Friday and Satu u.,,,, N.- =.
IL. guests T., Donor VII J." 1878 -.
i. .. Eddy, y. q, : y y and Nc
'''u. b'RNan. y g. y Y. g. .p,'''f
Manr army ana ua,' officers u. n-
present daily nud lott tlc We, .I
Navy department., VII t. rG,.HN
rcs"utcj,
The sun., 1913-10-30

s"t ont of hero all ,hos" fellows up there.
''.'--T.ll them all to wipe your nHn'
OF the SLATE.
Siilwclli d"rt want any more pol-
ti">
20. They pcr' Tia, type of mon M
thcr" that when ,uu nave got - deal with
th'iu 'h'N nu u "a i,di Nos. sin thy
arr IN m.an
Thi- follows
Stilwell---lt tn" r"N spap"'s had any
id"' that ANYTHING Ike that was tu come
"f they would have line Of report, RI
trotn h'r" to- IN. station
"j Well, the pardon ends tho whole
thing
S'ilwcll The! won't overcome the par.
don. Vt hey tried 10th" pardon woud
hay" To mean rccouNictiou and II II was
I" l." rc"onviction. there would lee no
pardon
'';"-lf the> tired to get YOU here
again. there would H.. chaos
Sti'wcll One. I get out OF here. | am
through with them alt. 40 more politics
for me-"
''''"--bort YOU have anything to do
WITH th.n steve,
Si'l"cll What would I do up there.
WI YOU tell m"' can't connect With
some Other way \ deal can be made
with the gang down there | have IL
arranged. am through for good Wit,
them ny th'r.
~ -l'"n't 60 into politics stew.
The sun., 1913-10-30

other warmly. There was some furthc,
conversation about suiue p,rSons who's,
names are not given arriving on som,
train that afternoon. AZ the conclusion -,
which Stlwcll SAID aloud
well, they were TO 20 from here and
write VI all out and com" down this at
tcrnoor told them uul"ss I go, Il par
don would call IL all of ! don't want
to monkey any further With u
Th.n, SAYS tho record significantly! .
There was - whispered conversation. the
transmission of which was lost" tp.
parontly II WAY too sacred even for y
room in which only '';' and Stliwcli
were present. clancy having lrf, q short
time before
The conclusion OF tins was as follows
'N-f You're a wonder, few could do IL D."
Frank S;llwcll enters soon after this
and Grcets his brother. aftcr which he
is introduced TO tho senator There is
some conversation about an article in a
n"wspaper and then little further about
politics. Again there il mentioned some
thing of an expected Visit from some per
SONS whose names are not given vino
are 10 arrive on III" O'Clock train \
section Of the report at this point IS a.
follows:
Stlwcll--Thoy were here yesterday.
You saw this fellow. A. What did he
say"
'G."-- lie only advised INC that thcN'
could not convict In. GOV, ruor. and h"
goes on 10 stat" that in cvcrr respect
during III" session and ~ tn"
Court Of Appeals they would not have
a show
Stilwell--I don't care what thov do.
the HI with them, The Ill with
the machine Look what they are doing
with Whitman. They are with
Murphy aud they vote the way tho or
ganization wants IT. am sure OF II
81 Then comes You criminal crd of
The sun., 1913-10-30

Thereafter comes the conversation
which reveals tho Iirpns" back of the ciI-
tire proceeding on Stlwclrs part Tho
three mon evidently were cApccting tho
arrival OF some persons from Albany who
wcrc to bring tho pardon. Tn" CONVEX
alton is ~ follows:
Stlwcll. They would have 10 gvc inc
tho pardon and would put il in the bo,
tom ~ one of my pockct,.
"ii i have u machine at the door.
Stilw.ll--"Wel once | get ont OF this
door they cant do thing. They can 20
to hell they would have nothing on nc"
80; "of course some protection would
Il" necessary utsdc once YOU got outside
that door"
Stilwcl,- -"Thcn I would be able TO tak.
care Of myself. i'cfore 'hc> can make u
move I viii hc Gouc"
",; Ut is a good things YOU laye
such good friend in III" warden. il
CLANCY, II might bo different If you had
johnson here"
S,lwcll johnson is n funny fellow II,
h"mncd and hawcd about NJ al hours"
Snlw.l THE pardon would not be
good that way. he has not tho power
",''- -"Will YOU get tho pardon"
Stilwcll Tho pardon Is filed, sure
."IIavr they got the aiiidavits""
Stilwcil That's what they are coming
down for
80" -" YOU get Your clothes"
SiilWcll "tlI, yes,
''' 'iIav" N"u got the others
Siiiw.l "rl,"y aways give u man !,
SUIT Of "mh"s when he gets out Has
go, ,.N .Nt"'
."Iic will go out amy time. they
say
Stnwril In AN hour, ought 80 get
doWu to the house
Oni.rrupt"i, train passiugD
''' ! hope they get down hero.
Sull~cll---Oh, they can 20 to HI II
The sun., 1913-10-30
dictation from him than from the car {

dictation from him than from the car {,
Russia.
"rvc sounded the sentiment ~ the co-r
munity about this Pulitzer as I've gor.
around the city and I say that tho hog
Is close at hand when thu clock viii >.,,ss
for him and strike hard. I rcncv nv,
challenge to him and I say that NJ -,Ir.
ming at him now aud will keep rui-.r.
at him til ! get him.
Nv hen YOU dismiss him YOU d,sm,.,
tho progenitor Of scaniaiism in this town
I say that his yellow journal lie one n,
the worst m"nares to free institutions
Ru, they won't divert me from the "a
sues. ask YOU to .ravc him and 're
foul mouthcd slandcrer who has be-.
going around town to me. ! shall deal
with them. ! shall answer them IN m,
own way. in II way that will make then,
wish they had never lived.
We must see to II tina: our you,g
mon are not taken away from us b. .ns
lies and calumnies OF Pulitzcr. ras
born and raised a Democrat. shall ly.
ard die "A democrat. | intend to d s,uss
the real issues OF this campaign Tn.
campaign Of the other side has been
SANDERS and Hes and calumnics because
they cannot answer US as to mo resi
ISSUES"
Outlines Real issucs.
Then Judge Mccall outlined n-ea,
what hc considers to he tho matters 'ra
people should give thought to.--th" as
deb, of the city caused 10y cAtravaganc,
the excessive property valuation 90.
necessity for putting the nov suboa's
through tho necessity for economy ou =
sides and the rrei; need for clean =.
husin"ssiike administrations ~ c'y afai;,
l.oug before II, arrived some OF -"
most prominent Democrats in the rlt'
and state had sounded tn. call Of party
lu> atty. Of fidelity TO the organization
Joseph 4 Goilden. having to l"av. early,
called on all Democrats to got hshin' :,
IL. organization and fight fot II Toast.
master Fitzgerald dwelt on 'he n"c.,.
sit, for organization.
herman a Mstz. candidat" for comp.
trolIer. said that William A frond' d'r.,.'
Is all right personally. but that lem"
Gratis had to max, sure that the li.' o.
PARTIES that w.r" trying TO make mess,
nf tho city government did not get tn r
TaY.
Representative Henry NJ 'iodfoei. 80
.loNe
John NJ. Bowers r.icrred 20 John lug.
ror M.tcal as 81 Socialist pure and s.lu.
pic - attacked N. re vspap.rS 30
,,,culat'i. 't,s and charged tn" fuse
u'aiue.'s wi.h bringing William Suln .
'au imI,a he'd ,;o,, uor and coward
ut" th' campaign. ~ Sulz'. u, said
'>Il"' has chance for Lis day ,
.'u'' nothing tht; he SAYS now =
worthy al belief
I Vould ho fatal to leave the subway
,itUation IL the hands of a man who I'D
ui'd TO d"s,ror tn present plans
The sun., 1913-10-30

30 Did YOU say anything about Il
Franh Stilwell-WhN. | didn't say
much about il. | understood If they
wer" To bring the pardon down with them
there would not bc any question about
the legality Of II
"ti' We'll. as long as this fellow "a
don't mix w things as long as the fcl
low Clancy here turns you out. why they
can raise hi with him about that end
of il lot him get out Of il IN" best way he
can. What | am anxious about is---if the
others get wind of II, they would got u
lnandau,us preventing this fellow
lClancyl from turning You loose.
S,lwoll No, don't see how they
could do that.
"G"--Thcy might get 4 court order
a military court order, II would be a
bitter fight,
S,luell---IIc could fight it ou, himself
then.
";"-I, will delay things II any body
gets wind Of this thing,
Frank S'ilwell-l wish hc vas out
now.
&c Well let them fight it out among
themselves, a. long as the Warden
recognizes il.
StilNcll lie viii recognize il. ! tell
YOU II thcy once let you out, n tho
Warden approves Of it, that closes It,
thcy can't get YOU back, They would
have to retry, they would have to tc-
indict you
The sun., 1913-10-30

"Feeling fit" is merely a
matter of health. You can
feel fit and full of vim and
vigor through the regular use
Of a good mineral water.
Standing alone in it's class,
the high regard in which
WHITE: ROCK WATER is
held by the doctors of today is
attested by its enormous sale.
The sun., 1913-10-30

The very millions this fellow puit2cr
opus have been paid into his pookcis hy
bcUoclat. lie - rrnceado. as his
family have been. l:ut th" l. iicr Of th.
Democratic rartN will no more receive
The sun., 1913-10-30
MCCALL ASSAILS
RIVAL CANDIDATE

who at the time was president Of this
company. And that this corporation ac-
tually operated under the terms Of that
first indcnturc and bonds were sold ap.
proximating s332.oOo
He In also strikingly silent upon the
fact that there vas second indcnture
prepared but never used, copy of which
also hold In my hand. and am Informed
that II was prepared either by tho dircc-
ton or under the supervision Of Mr.
Wyckon and others. And now Mr.
Mitchell. I ask IL II not fact that the
services that werc rendered by the firm
of Mitchell q Muilsn insAead of being a.
one would infer from tho statement issued
by YOU. IN. drawing Of AN original in
denture involving great labor and service,
were tho mere rcvamping and changing
NJ rhraseology and terms Of an instru.
mcnt already drawn"
"Mr. Mitchell claims that Mr.. Marvin
S"udder, who had Just been employed Ivy
tho uuccnshorouGh |orporation. rc"on,-
r,cudrd his firm to that company for en-.
plormcut.
II ~outi like to ask Mr.. Mitchell if he
Is not mistaken in this too. And viii he
he kind enough to stat" what work Nj
Scuddcr ever did for tho t,uccnsburough
Cooperation
The sun., 1913-10-30

Stilvell"Yes. a will ask of ,ou to
forget all these things the idea of them
talking OF not taking NJ these things 80
~ They only have to look"
Stilwel --"Tha's tn. way they had
that fellow IN Brooklyn. He made u fool
OF himself. Ifc made rcpor, for New
York and another for Albany. both of
them are different"
'E-"He was "A - fool
St.lwell --"Why. say. There WAS $500
difference. TO bc divided between the boys
on the campaign committee and the
statement that he filed up there They
didn't want to get him, huf they didn I
want him to put it all IN mis- own pocket /,
they wanted to have a lot of POOR poll
ticians get some OF II lie is in Al
bany too"
Stilwell--"This fellow was 10 come up
from New York this afternoon the Other
fellow WAS To come from Albany. don I
think they will get here much before the
3 :j2 train.
80. G."--"l thousht they would he nero
on the IL :JS. Of course ! expected they
would he here. There WAS nobody :
could talk 10 about il. You see. 80 !
walked 10 the hill for "A while and then
ne warden didn't know positively
whether they We're going to get IN or
whether they we're Ioins to come IN on
an earlier train.
St!lwel-Thats the way IT was left
yesterday.