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TAXES
DELINQUEN
IN TRAIN WRECK
AMHERST OHIO
I SOARING PRICE OF I
ON APRIL FIFTH GASOLINE AROUSES 8
PENALTY ADDED, SENATE TO ACTION TO
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SYSTEMS
Probe Under Way to Place Respon
sibility for Disaster Towerraun
D&nles That He Was Asleep or In-
cnpncltated From Loss of Sleep ) payment or ii.5o by trw Bomb
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i M fall's pattern and pit M lea I Ion- main floor
Order by Mail
Kmi )yn'V will give y nr in
Mim-ir mid order their prompt and
riio! careful jki-woimiI nf tent inn -mid
remember, we prpp,v the delivery
flinncci l nil iHiiitln In Orrjron.
CLBYEUND, 0., March 30. Wilh
(agty-aeten bodies recovered from
jreatefday'a wreck of three New York
Central trains at Amherst, 0., atten
tion today ft focused ufton the mv
nrnl investigations that won put un
der way by federal, slate and rail
road authorities to determine rmivnn
silrtlity for the wreck. Iteprescnta
tlv of the interstate commerce com
mission, the utilities ootnminsion of
Ohio and various department heads
in the Jsow lorx (.cntral were con
ducting investigations in Cleveland
tint at other point in llio vininitv of
the wreak.
Coroner Charles Oarvcr of Lorain
county planned to begin mi inquest
at Klyria. into the death of the wreck
vtetims and thn causes leading.
thereto.
I 'lottos t'nder Way.
The question of whether the ho
called "death conch" on train No.
tit) whm of modern ateel construction
mm claimed by New York (Vntrnl of
ficial, or waa mainly of wood eon
atntetion, promised to bo an iriior
taut few til re of the investigation.
Itnilmail officials today were still
divided in otiriion aa to whether the
lilume ahnultl bo plneed upon the
tower man, who, it ia alleged by some
offloiala, was naleep anil failed to
give thn proper Nijdial, or upon the
onninrer, who, they nay, it may be
ahown oillinr failed to nee .the mikiihI
or exceeded hi order.
Of the more than forty pcrxona in
jured in the wreck, aeveral were hhji!
lo bo in h preoariouN condition early
today and more fatalitieo were fear
ed. Itailnmd offieialM aav that only
lwwty-oven bodiea have been reeor
erml and that they reward it at iin
pfMwihlo that more bodioN are in the
rwlna.
Unofficial, bat what waa nttanlnl
na rfliable, tMrt plaot'd the num
ber of tltMMl at thirty.
I'lieliiK tin; IIIiiiiiii.
THa two men at whom moat of the
(Mttiofft were to In- direct) at to
ilay'n inroatigation wera liijcin4er
llmu Iloiw of tlw M4eind NM'tmn of
No. 80, and Towermau A. It. Hrtmt
of Awbit.
Iior II. W. Iooard of tho
firat aiwtioa of (rain No, 8(1, wku'h
pwBwl tlw "Jad ear," aaMtrta hv
atote hia train on a nikmmI oriirin
ating in ICntNl'M lowrr. I2niiinter
IImh deelarva he ow no lianal when
he hrotijkht bin Kwlion lHMmiu: nlonif
at a fifty mile an hour Mel about
tune minutea later.
liroat aert he at uo atop Min
imi, diwlariuff (be lin waa opn for
linRiaeor IKtuanl to iro ahead. If
Jtraat k bM eulpabb in the inveati
iratbH the Wann" will (rare loek to
u baby'a liny rrib m Ike Mruxt home
at IHyria.
Tb baby waa born Suudar niuht.
Mine tbat tint Kniht baa hud little
alrop, railroad offifialx aay.
TiMniHn'H mmhil
IBraat, the towenuan, atoutlr dt
hW taat bo waa aalp or had oeu
iaeaparlutfil y Iokh of mwi. 'it
atgaal luiilr fallt-d to nork, ho aald.
"If Uh alRHai had Won worklua
prooerlr, lb hlmk almal Hiht mo
mlla away ould have flaaitod a
(tlon and the blork a mlla away
Would have almialled lleaa to eom to
a dead aton." aald Kraat. "Howi waa
to good an engineer to ruu (taat to
algaali tot agalnat hint.
"I waa oh the lookout for train
No, Sf When It waa two mitea away
J threw the lever Into te rlear, giv
ing N'o. K a clear (u. I realiaed
iare had tHten a Mlgnal failure then
the train alopped. AVhen the train
had atopped. I again Jammvd the l
nal lever Into the clear, and luU tlm
It might have worked, for the tralu
tartod ahead. Thea the cr.ieh raun
1 didn't have time to atop the Twen
tieth OoHtury before It, tu. rieihed
Into the wreckage."
II. V. Belkanp. reprtucutlac the
later-state eoiumerce t'omaiUelaa
opened the federal Inwatlgatloo.
A. B. IngallM, geueral auperlutonil
out Of the New York Central Hum
woat of Uuffaio, aitent n hour tn
T.ifH will if lclinuriit on April, U AHIIIVOTOV, Mimrt :' Aalta- r;V Y'UK. Men I.
'. Tax collection to date, for thla ' - '-ri" " ' '"""; ralroi, Hagr. r. ,'.
i Hha m a. . In that BAaMhla. trAmr flaaae '
uaa J aa iB i , i ' Hir if ill in' n i pmp t 7 wa ewaea ,
jfr inuiiBi in im.Jw, innuunii , . , ..... .,.. . . . . the n-auet of the rum vc or nil
ruwru in in- nuiiHin 01 n nwia- ; '4
lh work of Wwdaeeitav. March If. I .. .. - ...... .. . .l '..Jul,.,.. J.. -.i 1....1....
-. r. . 1 uoa oy BBaior .narrinr airnciina; ia ' r"'" """ "". """ "'H" ni
annonncoa J. ft. Harper. Ux-coMector Utiorney general to Inteatlaatw , poy by aubmittiiur pro. .oMt ions, of
In the aherlff 'a office. Including the whether or not rlilng prlree are the their own for aWti-Mon. The l -
reealt of unlawful conaplracy. Imaoda of the tWiloyc arc not n -
Senator Martlne reeolntion waa fnaed, neither ia a demand mnrir li
prefaced by a preamble aaeortlng that ' the railroad manager fur the iiei-cpt-
I'acUir company yeaterdav on Ha roll
ing atock, the total rpreanto about
one-alxth of the total amount of the
aaaeameni roll. Thla la 1 15,000 lea
than the total collectlona at thla date
laal yar.
The now tax payment law, whlcti
legally went Into effect laat year, hut
which waa ao little underatood that
the conaeftHenro In aoma reapeeta
waa negllKlble, baa much to do with
the appearance of delinquency In the
Hgurea above quoted. Mr. Harper
think.
Instruction on that provlalon of the
now law referrlnK apeclfleally to the
payment of taxoa and tho Inleroat
charge, undor xlven rondltlnna, la
made In the following language In
ordor that tho taxyr may oacape
confualen:
"Aaeumlng tlio tax on a certain
parcel of property la $108. the firat
half (r.0) may ho paid on or before
April 5 and tho aocond half ($r.n)
on or before October f. without In
terest or penalty on either. Hut If
tho firat half la paid on any day
from April r, to May G, both daya In
clualVH, there ahoulil be Added an In
toroat charge of 1 per cent (50
cental; from May 8 to June S, In-
clualvo, 2 por cent ($1); from Juno
C to July K, Inclualve, 3 mr cent
(11.50); from July C to Auguat 5,
Inclualvo, I percent ($1); from An
K'UBt C, to September ft, Inclualvo, 5
por cont (2.50l; from Koptomher C
to October ft. Inclualve, R por cent
(13). If tho ontlro tax of J 100 la
paid on any day from October to
November 6. Inclualvo, tho Intoroat
charaoa ahoulil he 7 por rent on tho
first half ($3.60), and 1 per cont
on tho aocond half (50 cental. If
Hie ontlro amount la paid on Novem
ber 5, the Interoat rharaea ahoulil ho
7 por cont on tho firat half ($3.50)
and I por cont on the twoml half
(50 couta), pitta a penalty of 5 per
cent ($6.00). Intoroat rontlauoa on
all delinquent taxoa at the rate of t
por cent for each month or fraction
thoreof until tho payment of the tax
or the laauanro of a certificate of de
linquency." Thla explanation will riiabt the
taxpayer lo underntand fully the
eallant poinu of the apiial protl
alone of the new hi
the Standard Oil truat controlled the
gaaollne output and prtcea.
"Every aenator here knowa he
doean't think," aald Senator Stone,
"that conaunvera of gaaollne are be
ing robbed by aome tblevta."
Senator Cummin declared he waa
Informod that the trade eommlaalon
waa preparing to report to the attorney-general
on the general com
plaint that tkft Rt a ml a til Oil com
pany waa In n conaplracy the effect
of whlth wan to lift the price of
gaaollne In the oaetern country nbovo
price In the woat, where thorn la
aomo competition by Independent con
cern." "I sincerely hope that tho eon
Mdracy which I believe oxlata will bo
cxpoiH-d and overthrown," tho Iowa
senator declared.
Senator Uxlae took exception to
the preamble of the resolution ar
raigning the Hlandard Oil company a
a trust, and Henator I lard wick suk
goateil atrlklng out tho preamble.
"I can't see any reason for timid
ity In arralKnlng tho Standard 011
company," bukkosKmI Senator Mar
tine. "Cod knowa It' has not boon
solleltloua of the rest of the peo
ple." Senator Smoot moved to strike out
tho proamble and Senator OallltiKer
moved that It be tabled. Tho son
ato declined to table It by a vote of
35 to 23.
nncc of their own propo-nU. Thc-.c
are submitted for consideration in
the negotiations tbat ore exiwcted to
follow.
"What the railroads ask for is an
oM'n door," (hide redv stntcs.
The rejdv waa, sent to the officials
of the four brotherhoods immediateh
OCTOGENARIAN MILITARY
MVERNOn OF PAniS
PAItlK, March .Ml. (leneml A. Y.
!!. Dubail was iipMiulcd uiihlnry
governor of PurU lodnv. He replaces
flencral Michael Maunciirv, who is
relieved on the uiouinl of ill health
0 cue nil Diiltml, who is H.' Mar- old,
fconed hi the Franco I'm Man wai.
EARTHQUAKE SHAKES
MARTINIQUE, WEST INDIES
FOHT IJB PKAN'CK, Mnrtinique,
March 110. -An enrtliquake oecumnl
here at 5:18 o'clock thin morning.
There wue no damage.
Christian Church Orchestra
Following la tho program for the
Christian church orchestra entertain
ment to be given at the church Fri
day night, beginning at X:3o, ad
mission being free:
Descriptive march. "Napoleon's
I.ASI Charge," orchestra; vocal solo,
"One Kbietlng Hour," violin obligate.
Nana Hey ; violin solo, "lkrovatore."
with variations. Illlss Heine; read
ing, selected, Mrs. Heine; vocal trio,
selected, Messrs. ItaUom. I.lndley
and Law ton; selection "ilrund Inter
national Fantaala," patriotic alra of
two cuntineuta, orchestra; cornet
solo, selected, 0 corse K. Dyer; vocal
solo. "The Swallows." Nana Secly;
violin and cornet duet, "Perfect
Day, ' Messrs. Heine and Dyer, quar
tet, M'lc.tctl, Messrs llalt'om, l.lnd
lc niul Law ton; mtnli, "All Anicrl
i'M," on hestra
Infter receipt of the employcf
mends.
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ItllllltWIlls (11 tcflS4.
NKV YOIIIC, March .'HI. The dc
mamlH of nenrly 100.(11)0 locnmotiM
otiginecra, fiteinon and trainmen were
(ireaontPil to tho general managers of
the several milroad companies in
volved at their hcnilquaiters in dif
ferent jwrts of the count rv todav.
Tho employes who belong to the so
called II ig Four unions ask for nn
eight-hour day without reduction in
tay ami time and a half for over
time. The railroads have until April
'ill to reply.
It is iiuderatood the railroads have
already made a tentative answer,
which nmouiila to a conditional re
fusal that leaves the way oteii for
fit 1 1 her negotiations. The demands
of tho men went to the Wheeling &
I.ake Krie railroad yesterday, and the
eight-hour day proposal was refused.
Tho position of the unions is ex
plained in a statement bv the cvecu
tive committee of the adjustment
boards, which Iihm charge of the s.ib
iniKsion of the demands today. The
statement anya:
Argument Ailvanrvd.
"Ill muking the demuiul for the
night-hour day, the unions feel thorn
soUes justified, believing that trams
can bo so mnnngod that the 100 mile
required of a railroad man per din
can be put inside of eight hours. As
the train service is now, single crew
engines in the switching service, un
which only one crew works in the
twenty-four hours, are often compell
ed to work from ten to sixteen hours
n day. It ia injustice such as tin
that the railway unions want ended."
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8c--Great Embroidery Sale Friday and Saturday-8c
We place on sale 100-piece assortment of Fine Cambric Embroidery, 4 to 15 inches
in width, values ranging lc to 25c
2 DAYS ONLY--8c YD.
New Spring Suits
$18.50 to $35
Fnshii m'.s newest nindels in AVomen's
Suits arc liere sninH belted and nov
elty styles in cheeks, stripes and plain
eoloi-s; also many new models in com
binations of silks and woolens. All di
rect from the New York fashion center.
&&C Green Trading Stamps &?
Newest Waists
$1.98 to $12.50
Special prices prevail in this depart
ment. Scores of pretty styles, Cleorp;
ette crepes, crepe de chines, chiffons,
coral maize, flesh, navy and black.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Muslin fJowus 59
Crepe downs 79
Corset Covers 29tf
.Muslin Drawers 49t)
Special prices for Friday and Saturday.
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Children's Spring
Hats 35 and 50c
An assortment of all the latest
BIG SHOE SALE
-l Ladies' Low Jleel Walk
ing Shoes $3.50
$1 Ladies' Low Jleel Tan
Walking Shoes ... $3.50
$1 Ladies' Low Heel White
Walking Shoes $3.50 X
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things for ages 2 to l'J years.
' Agents for the Famous Hole-Proof Hosiery
We do not need to go into details regarding Holeproof Hosiery
-enough said; we nxny it in all grades and sizes.
Six Months' Guarantee Six Pair.
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C1IICA00, Match .10. The dc
mands presented tiwlay b rcircscn
tatives of the so-called liiu' Km
trainmen's unions involve ISO i.-ul
way systems with aj.S.OOO null- o
right of way, ctclusive of teniiiniil
and yards. In the western territory
then ure 100 nulriMids with liiS.oon
mileage, in the custom ternton sixtv
railroads with (i'l.OOO milence, and in
the southeastern territory tuiulv
railrouda wilh 17,000 milcacc.
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In illy pound Daik ln homo,
shod all aroiiinl. white hind foot
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JVE GOT THE MISSIS GUESSING NQVW
SHE DONlT KNOW WHY G1N SO WHEN SHE
SAYS, 'ilOHNjGET YOUR HAT AND TAKE
HAROLD ALGERNON OUT FOR A UTTLE AIRING?
WHkELING THZ KID IS GREAT SPORT'
WHEN YOU CAN SMOKE A
lalag before Delnap all that tho rail
road offlciala had learned so far in
taeir Inveatigutlou u( tho aue (
tha accident.
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I'rMiNeU Bedford Noilh Main and
Watt Bedford register DotV at the
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The pln is nn enlargciucnt of "TUT
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SHIN ()K Till". liiiMV .i v.n.dci 'le sUmb m which Mr. IJebnn
Till- production l -liowii in nun led-. Tin -tmiuif.t .in. I nt'Oiil-
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A picture wliiclt will he remembereil a lifetime.
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ANOTHER BIG ORANGE DAY!
at Jones' Saturday
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