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New-York tribune., 1915-07-18

that they were granted immunity from
prosecution for perjury. However,
when some Of the men were questioned
they gave little encouragement to this
belief.
Bernard Sander, attorney for Harry
Vallon and Jack Rose, said yesterday
that though his clients are out OF town
and away from the jurisdiction OF
subpenas, they would return to this
state and submit TO service II they were
wanted. That willingness Is taken 70
mean that they will stick to the tesh-
mony they gave against Becker.
There was talk yesterday OF asking
justice Of the Supreme Court in
Special Term in this county to grant
a new trial or the ground Of newly dis
covered evidence. Martin T. Manton,
of counsel for Becker, would not be
definite on this point when he was
questioned, but the interviewers re-
ceived the impression that either this
or some other application will be made
tomorrow or Tuesday.
Sander visited District Attorney
Perkins yesterday. When their half
hour talk WAS concluded Sander said
that Becker had been mentioned but
once in the conversation.
w. Bourke Cochran, who Is assoctat-
ed In the Becker fight with Nr. Mcln-
tyre and Mr.. Manton, will sec Becker
to-day. Mrs. Becker will accompany
him
New-York tribune., 1915-07-18
DOOM CREEPS ON
BECKER ASLEGAL
AIDS MARK TIME
John Doe Inquiry Fades
When InfOrmers Refuse
to Give Help.
NEW TRIAL MOTION
is LATEST GOSSIP
Additional Evidence Plea Again
Advanced-Condemned Man
Will See Cochran To-day.

The date set for the execution of
Charles Becker is only ten days dis
tant, yet there seems to be In process
of development no definite legal effort
to keep him from the chair.
The condemned mans attorneys yes
terday had no statement to make on
the numerous moves in Becker's be-
half, which have recently been dis
cussed with such enthusiasm that stu
dents of the situation were given rea-
son to believe Becker's chances of
winning-at the very worst-time from
the courts were very favorable.
John F. Mcintyre, who has been max
ing remarkable struggle to save the
former police lieutenant, told reporters
that there was nothing to say about
the John Doe proceedings. That does
not mean that such q proceeding will
not be instituted, but it indicates that
in the minds of Becker's lawyers a
Misunderstanding has existed IS to the
attitude of some of the informers. II
was thought by the attorneys that at
least two of the men who we're mainly
responsible for Becker's convictions
were willing to change their stories
to aid the condemned man, provided
New-York tribune., 1915-07-18
DIR. ANDERSON KNOWS SOME METHODS
NOT IN THE BOOKS.
He Advertises That He Cures Consumption and Is
Willing to Try-Even with Men in Sound
Health. Two Comedies of Quick
Diagnoss-and One Tragedy.
BY SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS.

paid print professionally conmned and
upon consumption advertising 1t universally
garded the lowest type Of business Sfpectng agencies
newspaper either through necessity
the T copy along with the claims
foul peences of the vena disease
raa onslaught blue pencil AS for
Specialist White Plague who exploits himself and
his imaginary through the public prints, he scientifically
Parah medically pr There but conspicuous example
species P L. Anderson of 80 West
his profitable trade by of
superior his almost solely through the
agency which still prostitute their columns to his
kind patronage Journal" and Mr.
Pulzers World"
This is they give circulation for the
benefit of Anderson's vicious trade
consumption bronchitis and
vicinity durable that will
time and follow his directions strictly can get we'll"
And again
New-York tribune., 1915-07-18
WHEN CONSUMPTION IS CURABLE.

through cuabe which
disease
before the ncurabe overtakes
the patient.
failure correctly diagnose
Anderson Specialist Throat and
in diagnosis by special X-gh examination
earliest signs of throat trouble while
curable his treatment and find
your condition by diagnosis
nothing find out for YOURSELF
without
DR. Ande he Specialist 80 West Eleventh Street"
New-York tribune., 1915-07-18
OSBORNE SHUNS KILLING
Deputy to Oversee Executions,
ALI on Same Day.

Warden Osborne was notified yester-
day that these FIVE slayers are to be
executed at Sing Sing on the same day
during the week beginning Monday,
August 30: Louis Roache, Of Mont
gcmery; William Perry, of New York;
Patsy Vendetti and Thomas Tarpey, of
Kings, and Antonio Salemme, of Mon
roe.
Mr.. Osborne will not be at the prison
on the day of the executions, but will
leave Deputy Warden Charles Johnson
to oversee the arrangements.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-18
WHITE GOODS
For Midsummer

A few items from our great stocks
most comprehensive variety possible
to find anywhere-No adequate idea
Of the superiority OF our stocks ana
values can be given within the limits
of an advertisement.
As in. and 81 in. Ratines
from abroad-reg. .79.....-.. 81
AZ inch Transparent Crepes ..... "a
36 inch Gabardines-reg. .49..,.. "a
As inch Yoiles .24..,...... IN
As inch Organdie-reg. 29........ ~
3s and 3s Dress and Blouse fabrics,
including striped, checked and dotted
voiles, organdies and crepes-als'
seed voiles, piques, corduroy, popLin
repp, madras, 80 inch shirtings, Or
ford cheviots, gabardines, Flaxon,
plain organdie, lingerie batiste and
Persian lawn. n.................. 10
New-York tribune., 1915-07-18

spic pn minute in style and while assortment
braces every desirable fabric MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY
much during the su o
summer you the remark Nothing looks 50
WELL select just what
youw in large a end Of August prices
New-York tribune., 1915-07-18
We Submit the Following
New. Up-to-Date Merchandise
in Unequalled Assortments
At Lowest-in the City Prices
RUGS AND HAMMOCKs

Specially cut for next week; ". viii
leave it to your judgment as TO no.
far they are below regular value.
Crex and Deltox Rugs
Greens, browns, blues and r.5
New-York tribune., 1915-07-18
Jury Fails to Convict Woman.

A jury which tried Mrs. Ellen Co
lumbia for killing her husband, David,
Of Montrose, near Peekskill, disagreed
and was discharged yesterday at
White Plains. Mrs. Columbia was in
dicted for manslaughter. Her counsel
will move to have her admitted to bail.
Her plea was self-defence.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-18

FABRICS, WEAyES and CoLoH'
for the need Of the moment
Shepherd Checks GRANTEES
Serges Mixtures
Solieles 'Gabardines
Broadcloths Coyerts
Prunellas Poplins
Epingles, etc.
Red Ticket Lots at
Half Remnant Prices.
Suit. Skirt and Dress Lengths
SPECIAL VALUES BY YARD.
Imported Mohair Siciliennes: DO
5i-inch-Jet Black-High Lusue
AlI-wool Cream ChinchilIas.,..,. 20 - :,
54-inch-close, raised rlpp!e-Val CO..
5O-inch All Wool Cream Serges.' 10
Imperial and Storm Weayes-
Special values.
5l-inch Corduroy Coatings ...'''i''v
Value $l.98-All Wool-heayy ralseS5
cord for Sport Coats-Goh rev.
green and cadet blue.
so and 5I-inch All Wool Sefges' 80 20
Storm and Fine Weaves-for oA''''
and Suits-value Sl.25.
4s-inch Cream Gabardines ...;' III
Regularly Sl.39-All Woo!-siH'"
raised cord-soft finish.
50.inch Black Epingles. s.......''' 80
Value Sl.25-Al Wool-smsI f0P'''
Cord Weave-jet black.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-18

Children's Hammocks-close weave
with spreader-easily carried ia
valise Clearance 10
Heavy Duck Hsmmocks--
khaki color-strong and durable
will fold very small ... Special 1.8S
Palmer's and Hohlfeld's Fine
Hammocks--large size-hesvy
tapestry efects-large pillow
deep valance .................4.9s
Better grades to Cos
Couch Hammocks-khaki color
steel spring-very thick mattress
tufted-wind shield and chains
included Special 5.ts
Clearance prices in our regular
s5.es. ss.98 and $500 Couch
Hammocks. 3.0S.. Cos. 1880
Wooden and Iron Stands
reg. S3.9S.....................2
New-York tribune., 1915-07-18


Mr.. Gregory said ne argued the mat
ter before Judge McGoorty In Chi
cago. The court announced that he
was disposed 10 consider only motion
TO expunge the decree from the rec.
ords as fraudulent. Mr.. Gregory said
that In conference with the 0'Gorman
firm il was suggested that there might
be a settlement out OF court, because
the Chicago Judges "nll seemed afraid
Of H."
There the negotiations ended, George
Gordon Battle having raised the rain,
that tho Bar Association or Presiding
Justice lrHraham. Of The Appellate III.
vision, might hays some objection 80
settlement with Mrs, GusgeHhsihi.
:. y. LeYinson. Chicago associate Of
Mr, Gregory, corrobstatad the testi-
mony Of The lAttsr. adding that Harold
Content, who is an Assistant United
States Attorney and a relative Of one
OF tre GagEenheims. said that "hs
would ses that the money was forth.
coming" Is was to include all esah.
eel foes. They were gsiBg ia make
ehs bite Of cherry" said NP, LsviH.
son. "and get done With the whole
thing"
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URIN-SYRE'
oPLOSER
For Rheumatlsme OF Nyre-LIdelser
SO Cents Flaske (32 Doser)

Netop fordi De ~begynder Dagen engsteig
og tract, st1vhed l Benene, Armene og Musk
iernc, Verk ! Hovedet, ~brendende ognedad-
tTykkeade Smerter j Ryggen - udmattet for
Dagen begynder, tro dcrfor like, at De maa
forblivei l denne Ti1stand,
Dtsse Lidende, som er og ude a fSengen ct
haivt Dusin Gange ON Natten vii paaskj9n-
ne den Hvile, Komfort og styrke som denne
Behandling medfprer. For enhver Art af
Blerelidelser eller Svekke1se er V~irkningen
liRefrem vidunderlig.
Billy sund, stark og livlig, fri for smerter
ira stive Lemmer. 0mme Muskler, Gigtsmer-
ter. vark iRyggen, eller Nyre- e1Ier Bl9re-
Lidelser. n
For at Devise, at Williams Behand1ing
overv1nder Nyre- og BlsreSygdomme ,Rheu-
matisme OF enhverL idelse fra Urinsyre, 1ige
meget hvor kronisk eller h~aardnakket, vilvi,
hvis De aldrIg for har pr9vet Williams Be-
handlingen, give en- soc Flaske (32 Doser)
fri. hvis De vii udklippe denne Motifs og
sende den med Navn og Adresse, med Zoe til
Hjslp for Observation-Disclosures til
The Ord. A. Williams Co., Dept. 1544, New
PC. Building. East Hampton. Conn. Send
strax og De vii modtage med P~akkepost en-
regular Soc F1aske (32 Doser) uden Bekost-
ming og uden videre Forpligtelser. Kun en-
F1aske til en- Familie ellcr Adresse. De vii
venlgst skrive paa Engelsk.
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neoc iommen meD bele @eletningen.
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baboe rant ct italicnjf Iaarnifib>
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Walermelter, 2prer peD 5efniif
STOLE, Meaos 9igoorb. Oir3e Ye=
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Fl. ~. .=-
6pripareren on0rog Derefter ON,
ct fplgenDe, ser nor til1teDe, oa 2pjt=
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ltGbnes ion1 Sibner: Sprgen
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Sogen blep u0lot til fornpet I'm
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flyhrlsr I Krtgsaklhrmra
UJturBtp.

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DC bar nonlfelige at anbringe paa
sc bpje 2i1ljelfibe, Sc optog Ell ltor
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tie fpre f9rre &anpner, og Desl1be1l
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-17
REPORT FINDING
ON LUSITANIA

LONDON. July 1.-THE Lust.
tania was torpedoed. mot merely
with the intention OF sinking the
liner. but also OF destroying human
lives" was the official finding to-
day OF Lord Mersey. who conducted
an inquiry into the destruction OF
the vessel
Lord Mersey's report declared
Capt. Turner OF the Lusitania did
not follow the instructions of the
admiralty In some ways, but held
that he was not responsible for the
sinking Of his ship.
THE blame must rest solely with
those who exploited and committed
the crime" the official finding said.
The admiralty was also absolved
of responsibility by Lord Mersey.
The fact that some OF the boilers
were shut down was held to be
insignificant.
The fact that the submarine was
not sighted made II improbable that
the liner could have escaped. what
ever speed she might have been
able to develop. II was held.