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- H-ll NORTH AMERICAN
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Wants
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= Brass Beda. *5, Iron Beds From
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I3.Bn
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Wants
BoARDERs wANlED

board and Rooms Reasonable ut Il,
Washington One large room yer.
cheap for four young men. gao
East Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-15
MUST ISSUE BONDS
TO SAVE TREASURY
Government Expected to
Sell Panama Canal
Securities Soon.

Washington, March Ito replenish
the Treasury and bring up the OWN
ding general fund, which has shrunk TO
approximately $4,000. 900, the admin
istration will in the next two months
issue Panama Canal bonds, In the ex-
pectaton of financiers who are watch
ing the daily balances Of the govern
ment's cash book.
There is little doubt that the issue OF
canal bonds is the means on which the
administration counts TO bring up the
working balance TO what is considered
a safe margin The only question IL
when it will become necessary. Al
ready the working balance Is near the
danger line. The excess OF ordinary
disbursements over ordinary receipts
each day amounts at times TO almost
81 900 900. At the rate at which money
is going out with non" coming In 10
take its place the working balance
could very soon be wiped out alto
gcthcr.
The administration is counting on the
income tax payments which VIII soon
begin 10 come in to replenish the
Treasury. The estimated revenue from
this source is $S0.0OOOOO. in view OF
the passing Of dividends and stagna-
ton Of business. however, the predlc,,
ton is made that the amount will fall
far short Of these figures.
OF the Panama Canal bonds author
lied by Congres; S24o, 500 600 remain
unissued. more than sufficient to pro
vide for any emergency that might
arise before Congress convenes again.
The rate al which the outgo o. the
Treasury exceeds the income may be
gathered from the records for the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-15
SAYS LAW CAUSES
HIGHWAY GRAFT
conspiracy Made Easy for
contractors, Asserts EX-
Atty. Gen. Carmody.
SHOULD MAKE NEW
DISTRICTS FOR ROADS
sunervision More Effective
When Left 10 Local
Officers.

uhsnv. March 1.-THE opportunity
Slrsd Tor conspiracy between the con-
80, .,or and the subordinate IN the
80 80 Highway Department, resulting in
oss..onsl gain 90 both. has been in the
y, in many instances the inducing
Sc OF the crimes committed by con-
s.,,ers i'm cheating the state, says
-.~~as Carmody, eN-AttOrney General
= Xsv York state, ID his annual re-
% the work accomplished under
q, administration during 1914.
$50 long as ,hjs opportunity exists"
- Ny CNmody, these crimes will
:. admitted and the state will suf-
-, ku. doubtedly II has suffered dur
al administrations since the pass
20 Of the highway act. These crimes
:. not vart.,aU they are personal.
- ,hey v.'l continue 10 he committed
= long So the opportunity offered by
IL prcseut laV continues TO exist.
q believe e necessary says Mr..
-,rro:y "that there should be proper
merits on by the Highway Depart
- Of the construction Of highways,
I'D In order ,hat there may be a re-
-no,s,blc officer m the Highway De-
,s-.reut who is charged with the duty
-srsonslly o. seeing 20 the execution
= contracts for construction and re-
AIR Of highways that the state should
- undivided into districts. and that
.bsse dis,ric,s be small enough that
.L;s executive officer may supervise the
citing OF every contract for construc-
Ion and repair and may supervise
very step taken by the contractor in
carving oat his contract. As i Is
low. all contracts are let at the main
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-15

The total appropriations Of this first
Democratic Congress have been. in
round figures. S2.23l 100000. which is
$1l3,OOO,O00 larger than its predecessor
snC SlIGO00,OO0 larger than the last
Republican Congress. Moreover. in tho
four years before the Democrats Sc
cured control OF the House the Repub-
lican congresses paid out Of the cur
rent revenues nearly $l0.000,0o0 more
for the Panama Canal construction
than has been paid in the last four
years. These figures are so vast that
II IL difficult TO appreciate their sig
nlicance, but we can estimate it bet
ter by thinking how comforting 1t
would be II there were now in our lean
and depleted Treasury those $l77.00 =
600 which would have been saved il
the Democrats had even been az eco
nomical as those prodigal Republicans,
whose extravaganza they so uns?ar-
ingly condemned.
recognize that the mere size OF
the appropriations does not prove eX-
travaGance. True economy does not
consist simply in making small appro-
priations, but in wise and careful ad-
justment Of expenditures to income.
Conduct which is eXtravagant in Il poor
man might be parsimony in a million
aire. What is proper and reasonable
OUTLAY for the government in Repub-
lican times might be extravaganza IN
pinching Democratic times. When the
income is large the expenditure can
correspond, but this administration
and Congress seems unable to compre-
bend that a reduction Of expenditure
ought TO accompany severe reduction
OF income, and is spending more in
these straltcned Democratic times than
the Republicans ever rlsked in their
most prosperous times.
The Treasury balance j. to-day only
si5O00,000, instead of the Sl66000, 900
which was left them b. the Repub-
lican policies at the beginning Of the
fiscal year 1914. although We are pay
ing vexatious war taxes A balance
Of only $50O00,000 has for wears been
considered the danger point. The
Treasury has not Dcen so empty since
the Cleveland administration. am
afraid il can only he replenished. as II
was then, by an issue Of bonds, and
that il can only be made permanently
safe. as it was then, b. change Of
administration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-15

once in Albany and tho law is practi-
cally administered from there. IL must
follow that the office in Albany cannot
possibly be intelligently advised of tho
Narlegsted conditions to be found in
the different parts Of the state. I.
knowledge OF which is necessary in or
der 10 intelligcntly draw n contract.
This is one of the difficulties OF tho
present system.
The other ~ that when a contract
"a let its execution is far away from
the supervision Of the department AT
Albany. and is intrusted to suhordi-
mates who take no oath Of Office and
have no responsibility except con
science and personal integrity.
II wish TO emphasize here. az did
IN my last report (l9l3). that these in
designations must necessarily be car
RED on by the district attorney within
whose jurisdiction the crime charged
was committed. IL is known to all who
have accurate knowledge Of our Judi
cial system that the tribunal created
by the law for the investigation OF all
crimes in this state. whether com
mltted by public official or a private
individual. is the gran jury Of the
county in which the act was committed.
The officer selected by the Constitution
OF the state and qualified with ample
power to carry on Investigations OF
every crime known to the law is the
district attorney. There is no author
ity and no justification for the assump-
ton by the attorney general OF the in
vestigation and prosecution Of crimes
over the head OF the district attorney
The executive law does provide that
the attorney general may be substi-
tuted for the district attorney BY the
Governor whenever the Governor
deems II proper 20 do so. The plain
meaning of the law is that this sub
Stitution should be made only when
the district attorney Is incompetent TO
act or fails TO act, and should never be
invoked upon the ground that the at
torney general may be able with the
power Of the state behind him to carry
on an investigation or a prosecution
more successfully than can be done by
district attorney.
NO better illustration Of this prin-
ciple can be found than in the high
way Investigations carried on during
the last year by various district at
torneys and grand juries with the as
sistarfce Of this depart ent. In each
case the law has been indicated and
the guilty person convicted II Grim
mails sre TO be punished at oil they
must be punished by due process OF
law Any other course results in bene-
fit to the criminal and loss to the com
munity and TO the cause of justice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-15

The Stroud Pianola is Stroud Piano which everyone
can paythat Is. this instrument not only oilers the
regular keyboard for hand playing and practising but
in addition it contains within It's case the celebrated
Pauola- Action for Music Roll playing
The Aeolan Company makers OF The stroud flano
and The Stroud Pianoa recognized i'll every country
OF the world as the leading authorities on player CON
strucon 1t was this that produced the first
successful paycr-Thc Panola,-thc name OF which
has attained such worldwide celebrity that
il Is frequently. though wrongfulIy, used as Terms
q general name for all players. go 5O
The patented and remarkable features Of pi~-S
IN addition &, The Soad The 4to'dH Comp makes tn
Tbs Stgyrc1nt and TIE BcckmGH P'GHos And this COmPC
Pi1aoG-ob,audbe me foioring mOfci' only: The 81
TIN, Sf,u5eyanf The Stroud and the famous u c5er PG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-15
GOVERNMENT FACES
$lO3,229,54l DEFICIT
Fitzgerald Democrat. and Gilett, Republican, Agree
That Demands of President Forced Congress Into
Record for Extravaganza in Appropriations.

Washington that funds in the United States
Treasury that the expenditures of the government
show little contained in statements issued today by
the Appropriations oo-
Representative Giett ranking Republican member
marizng the worko of lasts o Congress.
Mr. Fitzgerald makes apology for the extravaganza OF inc apP
the blame President wilson ini
that the chiefly demands made Congress by
the White House pointing that the appropriations are Tar less
than the estimates submitted.
Both the appropriations for the final session OF Con
$5OOOOO approximately s000 1000 less than the appopra
tons for the preceding and the total at The last
figure asserts represents the preceding Con
Republican Congress Of Sl7OOO
responsibility for the OF Congress at
the of the Democratic and brands the
Democratic failure.
Mr. Fitzgerald, declaring that the of the must
be readued definite fiscal policy Th hope of the people,
says prevention unjusae expenditures
S in the House of Representatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-15

If you are considering The purchase
any piano you are sacrificing your o
best interests if you buy before YOU ha
seen and heard The Stroud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-15

alive today has unequivocaIly
endorsed The Pianola as the best
instrument of its type. 1t is
unhcsitatingly claimed, and can
be proved, that in actual playing
quality The Stroud Pianola is
superior > any Player-piano OF
-LLarnnnl.n unnn The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-15

YEvTIE Stroud Piano at $500 has established new
( standard Of value in the piano industry.
4 Whatever may be claimed for other pianos at or
near this price the fact remains that only
$500 Piano made which is of such supreme musical worth
that it has gained an sale throughout Europe
as we'll as America received the strongest en- IorSement
from many of the worlds leading musical a thorlties
One has but to hear and play The Stroud
Piano to appreciate the musical qualities Terms
Of "I its type and Glass; Made by the largest $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-15

The excess Of disbursements for the
fiscal year 1915 w TO Friday night was
sos, 756,532. On the same date last
year il was S49.125,258 These totals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-15
The Stroud Piano
Price $780, (deliJe,ed on a first payment Qf$10)

manufacturers Of musical instruments in the
world, it is true representative OF an unparalleled
organization and equipment. The most highly paid
men in the music industry design and build The Stroud;
the finest and most expensive material is used in its
construction and only the manufacturing economies
made possible by enormous production permits The
Stroud Piano being sold at any such price as $500
iLc If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-15

include expenditures for the Panama.
Canal. In the meantime TIE rate OF
outgo has increased and the rate OF in
come is not keeping pace with =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-15
WANTED

prominent business man who has been deyo'ns
j.rge part Of his time to constructive public work
economic and sociaD, local, national and inter-
national, wants a partner in that work, as 1t now
REQUIRES more of his time than he has to give
Preference will be given ambitious man who has done
successful work involving the ability 10 organize and TO WORK
effectively with other men, and who write well and speak
we'll to popular audiences.
GOOD sary will be paid and conditions will he made
satisfactory the right mar.
The rerly should give fullest particulars 70 work done
languages spoken etc All information gwen VIII re re-
gArded as confidential. Address
Box 100 POST Office BoSto', Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-15
The Stroud Pianola
Price $3.50 (deH1e,sd on a first payment Of s15)

The Panola make it not only the easiest instrument to
play but the most artsticaly efficient well. This is
proved by the fact that practically every great musician