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New-York tribune., 1913-11-06
TO RAISE RATES
Julius KruttSChnitt Thinks the
Public Is Willing.
FEELING FAVORS RAILROADS
Southern Pacifics Chairman
Optimistic After Inspecting
Corporations Property.

julius Kruttschnitt. chairman OF the
Southern Pacihc Company. who has Just
returned from a 10 100 nile inspection trip
over it's lines. said yesterday that he
found during his travels "A much kindiier
feeling on the part Of tue people toward
the railroads tie believed that TINS
augured well for any reasonable ad-
vances in freight rates As result Of the
continued demands OF labor for higher
wages.
Universally the spirit OF the people
who are using the railroads added Mr..
Kruttschnltt. "is much more friendly and
cooperative than I have ever seen II be-
fore. ! am speaking from my observa-
tons from New orleans. through Texas
and on the Pacific Coast. a good deal OF
the execrations that Fave been heaped
upon US In tine past will stop when man
studies the earnings Of the railroads ana
at the same time sees evidences that he is
being treated fairly ana is receiving just
as good service as it is possible to give
with the facilities AT hand
REGARDING business conditions. the head
Of the Southern Pacific declared that they
are generally good. Thcrc IS fair move
meut of freight but nothing phenomenal.
California is still feeling the effects OF the
failure Of last years orange crop, which
was reflected in the Southern Pacihc's
local traffic Indications this year are for
a good crop.
Mr. Kruttschuitt sad that he had been
mi,quoted while IN the West regarding
the threatened suit 20 force the sale Of
the Central Pacific.
~ said there was only one thing to do
If attacked" hc assert ID yesterday. and
that is defend ourselves. We have broken
40 law and don't know OF any law TO be
broken. Nothing has been done regard
Ing the disposition Of he Central Pacific
since the California Railroad Commission
declined 10 approve the first dissolution
plan"
Reviewing conditions along the South
ern Paclhc's lines In Mexico, Mr.. krutt-
schnitt said:
"On our side Of the mountains things
are pretty quiet. We are running trains
as far south as H"rmosilo. and occa-
sonally a train below. Trains are being
run over about half u the territory nor
mally served by the Southern Pacific. II
is regular service, but not a daily one.
This is the first year, according to Mr.
Kruttschnitt. that traffic in the West has
been handled uniformly well and there Is
less complaint Of car shortages. The
Southern Pacific has no big extension
projects under consideration owing 10
high money rates
New-York tribune., 1913-11-06
CAN'T AID MRS. WAKEFIELD
Governor Says He Wont Com
mute Hanging Sentence.

lBy Telegraph 10 ihe i''""'~'
New Haven, Nov. 5.-Although seVerai
local organizations have joined in move
ment to prevent the execution oi MIS-
Mary Wakefield next March Governor
Baldwin to-day said that he wouIh no'
Interfere and that the woman must suffer
the death penalty.
The Governors action apparently makes
the work Of the organizations futile as
the State Board Of Pardons has no power
In the case Of person sentenced u pe
hanged
The Women's Political Equality Cluo
to-day circulated a petition asking thd'
Mrs. Wakefeld's sentence be commu'eu'
Mrs. Leo n. Herr. OF the cluo saiu u
night: Il am opposed to capital PUNISH
ment and shall work for the commute"
ton Of Mrs. Wakefeld's sentence
women had the right TO vote there "o'''
be no capital punishment
Mrs Terrence McDermott salo' ! pr
fer that Mrs. Wakefields life be not 'nN
en-. and that she be given some o'hef
Punishment"
New-York tribune., 1913-11-06
BUSY WITH CITY MOTHERS
suffragists Invite Wives OF Flu
sion Victors to Reception.

70 the CITY fathers aren't all converter
49, "cause" before their term OF once
expires it won't be the fauit OF ''' 'ne
Woman Suffrage party. which is a'reauy
brineing pressure to Tear on .he wy
,rothers." The wives Of the new! e'eCseN
oeicials have all been invited 10 Ieesr
tion on Saturday afternoon d, 'ne o",
frage headquarters, NO 90 r-'1 .s.aa,
street Mrs Mitchell. Mrs fre"us' 49,
HIre McAneny, Mrs. Whitman ana nia.
Mi0, 80 ali promised to attend, 1t was
aid Yesterday afternoon.
rbree Of the "city mothers are al
Inown to be suffragists MIS-
Mitcbel and Mrs Marks expressed them, a.
sa,yes during the campaign as faVoraoie %
,ho cause" while Mrs. Whitman
','o 20 rched in the suffrage parade last May
nmd % smoke from soapbox in front OF the
suffrage headquarters.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-06
WIFE Of MAyQR-EIECT,
HOME MAKER, FEMINIST
Mrs. HitcheI Fav0rS VoteS foy
Women, but Size Stays
Close 10 HoarthSt0ne.
WONT SPEAK IN PUBLIC
Each Woman, Gho Says, Hos
Some D"ty, Possibly Politics,
brt Fer Own Is to Care
for Husband.

People have said reproachfully of John
ur-rov Mitchell that he was so young"
~. Mitchell is Ike him I'm that respect.
only NOR, so. Li.tlc more than girl is
the wife OF the Mayor-elect. but nobody
who knows her seems to fear that she is
too youn2 ror the duties Of her new po-
siton.
Reserved though she is and demure.
very ayerse TO being i'm the foreground.
she has a quiet poise and a quiet. low
toned voice that seem to say that she
Will be equal to anything.
When YOU talk with Mrs. Mitchell YOU
have a feeling that there is great deal
in her that isn't revealed to YOU. But one
fact YOU can observe at once-that she is
very good TO look at She has a clear.
ivory tinted skin. a great deal of soft
brown hair ana large. dark blue ewes that
are very ,houehtful She is slender and
has about her that look of youth which
il isn't by any means given to every per-
son who is younG in years 10 have.
Young as she is, Mrs. Mitchell has had
time TO become a feminst-to the extent
of believing that women should have the
vote. and that every woman should have
her work to do-some out in the world.
some making home pleasant for husband
and family Family Mrs. Mitchell has
none. but from the look of the sunny.
big roomed apartment the Mitchels have
at the Peter Stuyvesant, overlooking the
Hudson, il is evident that if the next
Mayor doesn't do his work well it won't
be because he isn't made happy and COM
Portable That is Mrs. Mitchels concep-
ton of her part of the duties Of the new
post-to so on making home attractive.
She has no ambition to take part in pub
lie movements.
Il am a suffragist." she said yesterday,
but | don't speak for it-I never speak.
And l found it very interesting to go TO
the meetings OF the Women's Fusion
League for Good Government and see all
they did, but l do not think such work is
for me.
Taking care of the home, doing all l
can to make my husbands life as easy
for him as il can be made, watching over
his health, entertaining our guests-these
are the things 1 can do best, and the
things | like best TO do
And my favorite amusement? | thlnk
il is 10 get away from the city ana go
motoring TO our farm on Croton Lake.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-06
MOTHER KILLED IN STREE
Struck by Car as Daugh'er
Vainly Tries to Save Her.

Despite the efforts Of her daugn'ei' ~.
risked her life 10 save her mother Mto'
Mary stlckel forty-6ve years old OF NO.
7ss East l6sth street, was kiiieo nas' "as e. 30,
by car at 18Th street ana lh'o ~
nue. Mrs. suckel was being eSco'.e1
across the street by her oaus"'o'
eighteen years old. when she slipped anu
fell in front of the car. Both were ''' -
the car.
The elder woman's skull was fracture
Elizabeth. the daughter escaped VII" i"
few bruises. Mrs. stickel died IN an a,''.
bulance which was held up py -,
blowout while OH the way " i1''"O
HospitsI
New-York tribune., 1913-11-06
BOI STER MUFF RIVALS PILLOW

real seal. Stoles arc as wide AS ever, sur
rounding the neck with a superhuous
quantity of fur.
New Way to Wear Stole.
Skunk and civet cat are combined in a
long. wide scarf TO be worn in the new
way; the middle Of II crossing the chest
in front. the rest drawn over the shoul-
ders and again crossing at the back. This
mode. which leaves the lungs unprotected
at the back. is said TO be I'm high favor.
Perhaps il is no worse than the general
way Of wearing the stole, which leaves
the chest exposed. There is also third
way. the fur crossing on tho left shoulder
the ends hanging down back and front
and one Of them trailing a foot or so
upon the ground.
Noleskin is still fashionable Undycd
bear pleascs those who dress in the van
OF the mode The union of pure white
fox with the same fur dyed black is eff
fective leopard skin stole is lined with
beaver and the muff Is made of the two
furs combined. The fur coats are made
with long ruil slccves finished with turn
back cuffs.
Th. Perennial Paradox.
Fur has always been more or less in
fashion with evening dress. but this win
ter promises TO see a furor for it. II has
been worn during the summer in the very
hottest weather. so naturally IT will be
seen more fully exploited than ever dur
ing the cold weather Chiffon. ninon, en-
broidered net and thin silks will have
bands Of white or gray fur for trimmings.
similar fur being used for colored chif-
fons rs well as white. Extraordinary
color effects may be looked for, some OF
them very crude. others poetic and pict-
uresque. \ full tunic OF black lace is bor-
dered with white fox and worn over
black velvet gown made with a short
pointed train.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-06
MODERN HOMICIDE.

From The Buffalo Courier.
II YOU have murder in your heart ana
crave the death Of your enemy run him
down with your automobile and escape
punishment That is the up-to-date
method.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-06
Daily Bill Of Fare.
FRIDAY.

BREAKFAST.
Rakcd winter pears
,,ncooked cereal Cream.
Raised buckwhcat cakes
r'''' Maple syrup. conee'
LUNCHEON.
clear tomato bouillon. ,
,.,.,, ,i,nbnIes French fried potatoes
Thin bread and butter
Apple custard Tea
DINNER
s.o,cb hroth from the mutton oohe''
Toast strips.
r,..tey rotatoes Somerset hhlipu' ,'r..
ihrS''S snsra .us salad Cheese CRACKERS
CeieIS ,,,ndarln ielIy. Waters Con"'
New-York tribune., 1913-11-06
Is Worn Covering Arm to
Elbow-New Ways of
Wearing Stole, Too.

The size of the winter mun is to he
enormous. and the fiat 'pillow-shape" ls
to have u rival known as the bolster -
Its limpness and adaptabilty made the
"pillow-shapa" popular The new way Of
carving il is on the eft hip. i'm semi-up-
rieh; fashion covering the arm up 10 the
elbow.
AZ the boistcr-shapc. though round and
narrower than the pillow. is being pro-
dured i'm lust as limp and manageable a
form it mas a very fair chance Of success
The new fashion is to eliminate the tails,
paws. and heads Of animals from the
mufr and to Join the pieces of peltry in
stead of leaving them i'm strips. 4 large
flower is sometimes pinned to the muff
making a harmony Of color with the
feather or cower that adorns the hat
Very pretty Innings are being chosen nf
velvet. satin or chiffon.
Muffs in Combinations.
Nluns arc also made of combinations Of
otIe, materials with fur. one that was
seen at the theatre last night was of car
dinal velvet bordered with dark brown
fur: another was Of gold and blue bro
cade edged with white fox, and third
scarlet and gold broche with a border Of
gray fox
Civet cat, the striped black and white
fur. so much seen last winter, is still in
favor chiefly for stole and muff gets.
Skunk will nave great season owing to
81. Of D,I =
the fr- OF the moment, owing TO the
craze for this and kindred tints. Seal
concy is an inexpensive substitute TOR
New-York tribune., 1913-11-06

| real seal. Stoles are as wide as ever, sur
| rounding the neck with a superfuoUs
| quantity Of fur.
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9abtpt, unb 0euebme.

Sn elmer asitsrn 4benb ubeshals
tenen Sibnuo oss SelIepuer Siaots
ratbs ipurbs Siaotratbsmitsliso 8.
II. 8ron gum Staotel.rt an Sitilt
oss 6errn 3runnsl erfpdblt. Der re-
iienirt bat. aubsr @rstn paren nod
glhert 5lobr. Nm. Siinner uno 1rl.
9orotba O. grpIuno unp W. Uon
Saut 4nfpart.r lui ben poiien. ~
Der Qniras oes Stabiraibts 6auan,
ote Srbinan3, oi. bos Saldr ots
StabtcI.rts bon $500 oui $420 pro
Sabr reousirt, Su lpioerruT.n, eine nit
5 osaen 2 Stimmsn psrIoren. - I'm
maIt Sbodlsioro rpuroe teiufiioet.
ben StabtcIeri 1runneI su benahrits
tioen, oab fein Saldr 3urIdeebalttn
loerOtn rpirst, ioli. CT bis 5ur .3eit
ieiues austritis isintn Sabresberitb.
uiht fsrtig babsu. 5nfoIss Der Grntn-
nunn pes Stantratbs Oreen sum
Staotelsri tniit,5. cine Yotons in Der
3. Wlro. bic in Der fommsnotn Sies
ung pes Hatbss ausatfiint perben
lpiro. - dos aonmiiies fir oifenis
lit, gauten puros beauftrast sintn
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gsihpsrben a.asn ReDporier glum
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iiibr.n. - Gin, Srbinan3. Der Hors
| tbsrr a.utudp Graciion 60. eine Gss
rshtidmt fir oi, gsnusuna Der
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2ini.. trtldrenb. eub iie notblpenbla
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bel it,I.4tem De'ter piele Qeu,e az.
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/ tin bon gsllepue i,isrien seftern abtnc
/ in Der 5raterraI odIe ibre iiibssn.
6oh3sit nit einsm 8anistt uno 1cns.
-- Die Jafsauoof,ten In Der Gpans.
grot. ct. poulus Rirne in Toptpu
/ iinotn jsosn Waitipoh 9lbtno s uh,
itdtt.
/ - Ter Tapioner Stabiratt pal.
! iirts cine Croinan5. osresmaB fir oit
AOnftruttion Der 6. Sirabs Bombs
ausgssebsn psroen IollsH. Die Sabrss.
bsritts Der itdniiihen gsamt.n par.
ctn sniosgsHg,Hommen.
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- llnisr ageut In Samiltsn il
Srr Gsnars Yrud. 449 Sab 5inite
Strase. gea Eel. 476 o., Hsme
xtene 1851 u.
lem Beiheniiefler gb. Odrri.
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Giitrtpo9sn ihsptr psrlss. er brad
nds Raisnbsin, Das SdaiHelbtin unb
mshrre Ripptn unb fauo 4ufnobms
i'm Wertp 5oipitcI.
- Die 4nsebcte fir bic 800, 600
Qcnos fur ben Bau bes Ratbbou1es
rlrosn ssitsrn seOffnst. gr.sD. 6orris
ion &. GQiot. unb Gionen Spiser 6
60. Don Cincinnati bo!en pari unb
au'gsIcufsHeu 3initn unb erfpdrtsn
sinsn gepifisn 8etras. nm bic Oefess
lihtsit Der gonhs burn cine un.ers
Iud,ung fsftsu'telen. Wsnsr, Osppe &
gnltsr, Cincinnati, offerirm pdri,
2inisn uno rnartsn $3.50 fur 4bpos
taienssblbrsn, um bic 0fepIinfeit
Der Bombs isfiie0en 3u IaHM. Die
Giias Bant, Cincinnati, offeyirt pcri,
3ini.r unb Sl25 prGmis fur $25. 600.
Ii: 5raae III Of bic Bombs, lpside Dor
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Su- 8sriaui anstboieu tuurbsn, b.
i.tusrt perpen t0nnen.
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ten nit sinsm 6oftbefsbI fir Glpee
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nnh o.m arbeiishous gsihidi. gis
mon srbitIt bic 3nffimmuns oss polis
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Rditba Marn Briebman. 25. Tsipe
Don 6amiltOn, srIoHgien sinen 6eis
ra.9sitein.
Barter 1bcmos pon Nibblts
tenn, Der BON sssner Jrau gaurn
2tcmas estrenHt lsbf. bal oidslte auf
Sdeibuug Deriinst. Dos paar per.
radhli. iit 1907 unb trennis fiA I'm
Gtrbii 1912.
Jrau Morn Zones tam bots
etiisrn BON Cincinnati nod 5omiltOn,
I'm Elm. lIn.errebuns NIT RiAter 0arb
sn haben. SIC erJSblit. bdB ibr Gusfs
+. jiinaft i'm Neftstn GersAt oui
Sfeihuns DsrtIaete nHb Dab itm bie
S6sieuus am 81. Ds,fmbss 1912
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aaffeeff

--Woraen Rafmiiila 2 ilbr fin
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fr1niden miro bon iolgcnoen Gnmen,
tpeIdjc ircliuolifit bdsn einlaoen. per
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pbilippus sgemeinbe, efs Ract Sir.
uno MeWiden Qpe. Cpaitor pr. 3. 6.
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aafia 5sitlid.sii ab. 5olatnbss
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rietie 6aller. 5risoeride 6nfsbrod. aas
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glsonor. Glide. gatbarino embsboff.
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| itsbt.
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- Die pplissi bstommt ieins Mufs
b.iftruns I'M Sdldr. 3ipti Grttos
polBifien unb Elm pcIi3ei Antc ipurs
ben oer Gichsrbsits Dtpdrtsment H.
rod s-laubi. Tie 3tpei Grtra golis
3iiten Iino fur ben Tag unb Vahts
bienit inn 9,diiol 3ienit beitimmt
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- Der rgtoritp gaa". Der bon
ben Damen bon gspport uno Der I'm
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cine biibfhe Gumms eriibrisi. Dos
8.lb ipirb 5ur Siilfe fir bic Vothlsis
penben benubt perpeH.
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prn Rihter Garb beipiniat ipurbe.
Gis min bic llmitobuna oes Gdxis
hung sbetreis, neil he anaehIih teine
Slntrihi bon Der RInae. troboem ibr
Nldnn ibren Nobnpr. ipuBts, erbi.It.
Sores ipuroe Somitag in Cincinnati
ben einem Beamten oes essuaenbase
rthts In Cincinnati Derbofiei, fpeil er
fir fein ainb nitt foreie.
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ar Stelle BON J. 6. Blair gum hit
glib Der itdotiiten Gipiloieait apms
milton ernannt. Der 5.rmin In fir
brti Sabre.
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cas Stdats Deportemsnt bic Butxr
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fnfte, bat berihiet. oab Der bieiise
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Ecnircllratb ernannte bierduf einsn
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teiidtigi purben. Tieie Ernennuneen
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isdotiiten 9erpnltuns fir uns.fesIid
be.roftet.
- Sames Z. Whiie, Elm Gontrnttor
ron Wib5leiopn. fpiro bort permibt.
Or bat 0ldubiper. ipeld3s ansebItf
5000 2u psrIander bdben.
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2ofal 8eridt.
Qer Staotraf6
5as ,Sabres.SaIar bts 6Asf'6Iam''
Motors Der GipiioieHit.aommii.
ion aui $1,000 erb0ht.
anbere serartisen CroinanSen jeoodJ
nod, uuerleoiat. - Hene Groinaa5
eeaem gagabonoase vafirt.-- Ne
sreaniiirnns Dee StraHeabahn'
spitems miteer perSosert.

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Tebaften perliei, ip1,roen bic 'olgen'
Den GorIaaen neu eInseretf]f:
Gon Serru = q. antrag auf aus-
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Bon Serrn Snpner. antrag
ouf geiesung oes aHtes eines apn'
itablers Der srpeiten moro, oas ourt
oen goo ocs friiheren SnhnberS sSo'
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antraa mure onaenonrmen uno nuf
lpeiteren slutrag bes iSerrn Ga'pper
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itellitng einer 3eidjniing bes @runo.
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mlfs Gneiterirng iener ode fcrSem'
nirt iperSeu iolI; ierrer elm aitrag
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len aacn, ypiiden aiblrn uno Gu
tlio elpenue. s9ilroe ougeHoTrTen.
8on Serrn anueuen anirag
oui ausarbeitpne eines aoiteTuoran'
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uno anihonn 9anne aucnles pom
enoe bes iest eepilaiferien ShsiIs BE
sur norAihen StaOtsrense. 8uros
ungenommen.
Bon Serrn $ aberfprn. Grei'
nans, oer3uiolge Der DfeCpnalf
ssrintina go. bas siefli segeben ues-
ben fol-, einen 5heil oes 1rottoir-
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