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' test for the efficiency of its courts.
. Pacific
’,l)f‘Cx’1USt‘ of its speed. its accuracy and
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- tnhlislied overnight.
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New RecordsuBeing Set to
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a" TREJTON. April 2.—Interesting
light has been thrown on the opera—
tion and speed of “Jersey justice" as
a result of recent convictions for
murder and other crimes. While
vmisdeamnors» and felonies have in-
creased in New Jersey. as elsewhere
in the country in the past year or so.
state records show that there have
been few disagreements ot‘ juries and
prison sentences have been extended
to maximum limits in order to dis-
courage violators of the law.
‘ One feature of New Jersey law that
few, if any. of the other states have.
and which is said to have been a
prima factor in giving the state its
'traflitional reputation for lightening-
]ike court procedure is :1 provision
that a jury in a first degree murder
trial may designate life imprisonment
instead of the death penalty for the
convicted person. This has resulted
Final Decisioriwoanive Year
Point to_ Be Made in
:Chicago April 6
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CHICAGO. April 2.——«Two contracts
are provided for in the national plan
for marketing grain co-operatively
proposed by the Farmers' Grain Mar-
keting Committee of Seventeeii. ac-
cording to a statement by C. H. Gus-
tat‘son, chairman of the committee.
-tion of tho. plan will be taken up by
made public here today. ,
"The contract is expected to run
about five years," said Mr. Gustafson’s
statement “but the exact period will
not be determined until the confluence
in Chicago, April 6 at which ratifica-
delegates from the grain growing
states of the nation.
“One contract will he made between.
the. grain grower and his local co-
operative elcvator and another con-
tract. will be made between the local
cooperative elevator and the na-
tional grain marketing agency. These
in many quick convictions for life
imprisonment where. otherwsle. ther,
might have been ,iury disagreements. I
Cases like that of the l‘nion County.
bandits. Charles and John Krebs andi
Martin Shannon. who were sentencedl
it sen from '6 to ..- H_ ”b ouch 'ind cipli-s ot' the contract forms. however.
. '» ' , ' t) ' ‘1 ' l . 1 ' . .
0‘ P' a ‘ ‘ have been decnlcd and it only remains
to put them in legal shape.
who were pried. convicted and were
beginning: ,to serve their sci‘eucc
within 48 hours of tlicir capture. :iri-
occurring almost daily in New .lcrscyd
the present so-ciilli-d “crime. wave
furnishing {in
to Florida. from the Atlantic to tho
‘ :ind (‘\'t‘ll overseas. not only
its i'elt-ntlrssnuss but also lwciiust- of
its fairness and efficiency. was not cs—
lt is scarcely (I
may he “('E'l de—
tzinqihiu tunic. Ii
iscrihed :is “:1 state oi“ mind." the pco— ichoici- “lilt'll the individual
'.‘.ple demanding that their law oi‘iict'l‘s 5:13:- 0: (:t‘t‘iiiing- will?! method] (If lav}:
clse.l mg it may “isi to Lilll) 0.. id
he'ei‘iicient :ihovc everything
. ‘3.» ‘v . “.. _» . I:
:' Thus prosecutors, {It'lllltl juries. Judges. i” (onmmum "1‘ d"”‘ “m to ""0"“
’,petit Juries and all other hruiichcs off 1'“ 'h \ itor or pool
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the administration of justice. which
lead the criminal to prison and the
murderer to the death chair. are just,
so iiiiiiiv wheels and m-zirs {ind hells"
in an almost perfectly working ”mn- ‘
chine." whose motive power is the;
pe0ple.. l
Traditions has lizid much to do with
making “.lcrscy justice," Beginning.
"with the early diixs or’ the sciilvmu-nt
"of the state when lllllll} crimes xvi-rt-
.,.,.
punishable hv ill-:t'th the t‘niiiuisis
brought into lCiisi .ln‘i‘Si-y distinctive
views of religious and civil math-rs.
Which prohiihly were l’llt' roots of
l‘Jorsev justice," Through tln- nutm'
revolutionary period. when orgniiim-i‘l
efforts \i'ci'i- put forth to supini-sn piiw‘
:ii‘_\' in tho lln‘liiVan‘I‘ :iii Ni-w York
hays. down to llll‘ present time. iii"
S])t‘(“l with \\'lllt'il pcliuliics ll.’l\4‘ hm 'l
lnt‘ivil out to the d'\'ll—tll)l'i' luis ln-i-n‘
(‘Xf‘l’illlllllv'tl :iiid i'lilllllllfllzt'vl lii-i-w
more. perhaps. than in any other sac»
lion of the l’nitmi Suites.
New .lvi'suy vlii'i‘e-rs in rw—
spect from oil:- l' stiitcs zis to thi- :rcne
HO Sl‘i‘nf
,. [will provide for the exclusive (it-livery
(“(quth .Of all surplus grain not needed for seed
Innd [red purposes. The cont'ract iiiiidc
“Jersev iiistii‘c," mini-d from Alumni”! the local cooperative- clevutor “'lUl
‘ ' ‘thc
;turii. provide for the exclnsiu- sale of
éthc grower member's grain ’
;ihu stiles facilities of the national soll- ‘ ' .
1mg: agency.
not infringe upon
“the alternative of contracting to pool,
thi-ii‘ grain
:ig‘i'ucy.
‘ll'HL‘l will i~niit:iiii Pl't)‘»l.‘ilt)ll.‘~' :iiiili(ii‘l7.~
'pool their main. whcn approved by :it
i-iich company.
llltil (”‘6‘ now opt-ruling: on thu‘ piiiron.
(mly
contract forms are now being drawn
up by competent legal assistance un-
der the. supervision of Clifford 'l‘liorne.
of Chicago. ill] attorney and member
or the committee. The general prin- ’
“The contract made by the grower
with his local cooperative elevator
national selling agency will. in
through
relations will
privilege of
former
"’l‘lii-se contractual
the
The growers
:iiiy lociil station will :ilyxiivs liiivc
locally and selling: :is om-
the national sales
sonic way. the cow
unit through
Iii thi»
iul: two or iiiori- iiiciil (‘Ullllh‘inlt‘s to
least 75 iii-r cont. 0!. lllt‘ members of
“l":ti'mvrs' cooperativv clcvntors
dividend basis \\i|l iicmi to iiirikv
LLH'
ltmct'wijh the nu ,. .
ization. Where a. local
elevator, which meets the. require“
ments of the contract, does not.‘€xht.
the new marketing plan’ contemplates
that the. growers 'will form a local an”:
operative organization and either en-
ter into a. separate contract of their
own- withsa localielemtor to atone and.
load their grain or make arrangements
to buy. build or lease an elevator.
“The contract running between tEe
local elevator and thernation‘al agenczv’.
provides that it the local elevator is
not truly cooperative, it may be given
a. reasonable period of time to make
such necessary changes in its form of
organization as will meet the require-
ments for doing bumuess1hrough the
national selling organimtion." ,c
Timber is made incombustible by
impregnating it with solutions of sul-
phate of iron and calcium chloride.
sutiiaiiii '
hummus
Now is in the Best of Health
Because she took Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable
' ‘ Compound
Detroit, Mich—“l was not feeling
well for several years and never was able
' to eat any break-
fast and always com-
. plained of a headache
or tired feeling which
"* at times required me
; to stop my work and
l,’ rest. I have never
3 bad a phvsician and
' never too any medi-
cine for it until yours
was recommended to
me by a neighbor
. . whom I used to visit
’ frequently. I took
four bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and now I am in
the best of health and enjoy doing m
worllc overlyf moiéient of the day. Ii
surey ut. i can ‘pe ’ into in' a-
tem. ”BMrs. L. M. DAIlt’RAS, 46 Haw‘ayrd
St., Detroit, Michigan.
it is not always in business that a
woman is forced to give up her work on
account of ill health, it is quite as often
the woman who does her own work at
home. When backacbes and headaches
drive out all ambition. when that bear-
ing-down sensation attacks you. when
you are nervous and blue. the one. eat.
help for such ailments is Lydia Egali-
ham’s Vegetable Compound.
in. 2,4
minor changes in (H'lll‘l' to con-
AUSTIN ’S
CHEVROLET CARS
Coupe, 4-Door Sedans. Deliveries
Notice.
GARAGE f
PHONE 1959
on Short
to the came in Springfield, limes.
States Army.
their Victory Modal. should
make application at the
Red Cross rooms. American
for blanks. ~
tificatc main Victory
station,
to the
17 Hampden strcet.
of the above named
lilit‘ale.
with the
Springfield. Mass.
plication arc bcing given prompt
to the owners as soon as possible.
All cysm'vii'c llil'il who have
iii-xi of .kin
P‘lld the
Attention of thc
those whom lla\l'
iirc entitlcd to llw
soldier would hmv received.
pliounts are
main Victory Mmlul other. 17
information relative in liit‘ llit‘ilnl.
Any further ,iniurmntion in
the main Victory Mminl 0mm",
liainpdi‘n slrcct; Springfield. Muss.
SHOULD GET morons: MEDALS.
lax—Service Men Can Make Application
at-
tention. so that they may be returned
not
made application :ii‘a- urged to do so.
at once as now is ilu- opportune time.
(if
supremo
sacrifice is called to the fact that they
Victory Medal tho
All ap-
rcqm-stcd to call at the
above named ulncvs. or wriiv to the
”amp-
‘fli’ll street. Springfield. Muss. for any
this
connection may l»; had by midi-owing:
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MOTHS~
EAT CLOTHES
Clothes Arc Valuable
A moment 's tum- and some-of
our “ninth preventive"
keep your clntlws mid furs safe
for next winter.
A GOOD IDEA—~BUY NOW.
cral legal lll“i\"1‘lllll‘l' for rhi- punish
incnt oi‘ crime. in nchiiigs :Hltl‘
crimes :Iuiirtzst .‘lt'v'liSl'il persons. how-
«yr-r. :iri- l'lil‘l‘. Ht'iic-‘rs 01' {hr law.
from thv ll'L:ll".‘~l (lilvlg't‘h’ down. 5111‘
\\‘<‘ll [mid Jill’! I‘.t 1‘; 0 Hum i4. lZHHl“ it)
ktT-i) politivs out (it the courts, .ll
prosrui lililt’ :iro- more than lllli‘t‘
scorn lii’c piiHoul-i's in lhv Slillt‘ inix’mi
lwit- out of (‘\t'l'}' inn con-
\icl.s in for loi‘igr terms. 5
\Vhiln ".lvi‘svy justice" is syvii't. the
iniim l u: suit-gimrdi ll iiiiough :1
system Oi :ippi-iils. I’Flll‘lt'Yl‘H‘ iiiial Sill).\.
the liittcr somivtmii-s (/‘it'l‘tllillg‘ to saw-
illll ._-i:_;lii
.ti’d
;iv'i
l‘i)li\li'lwl iwrruilis l'i'nlli llii‘ (lt‘nlit
('liiiii‘. The {use oi" Frank P. .liimn“;
and llityniond \\'. Ht'lllll‘k, couvirtvvi
gof killing llthltl H. l’:iiil. :i (“ninth-n
:bank iiiesscngsyr. is :in illiisii‘utinll.
After their arrest lhi- tiiuls of thi-
murderers were (‘Xpl'illlt'vl :iud the
smile day they were su-iitciii-ml iiim
weri~ in the :lv'utlrlimisc lwrv "vuudifl'
dates" for lllt' clv'iii', ’l‘hi-ii' Illil“‘-‘tif;
are now pcndiui; Emmi-o tlw (.‘oiizi of:
Errors and Apprnlrz. tint highvst slain;
~court :Ind \vill ln‘ ilvtwrniiin-d \vithiuf
- 3 month or two.
in July li‘Utl, ll‘il'll‘ iii-grows. Ani'oi‘iL
V, Timbers.
Siiniiis. entered the home of a l‘nrma-r
. sentences Oi'
_ prison.
3 to begin 9. long: trim.
a young motorcycli- iniiidit, who held_
r.
r
master. stolv $4.000 and was shot 12
times in the body. was taken from a:
‘hospitaii to the Mount Holly .courts
‘ day on
g»
WVithin a few days all threw were cup—‘
\Villiziui Austin. :iud .Iziu‘cn'
lilil‘llilg’l nu,
zittuckml her.
Riddle.
l‘iit‘irlli-
llI':ll'
illltl
named
bound .\l rs.
lured, tried. convicted and hiid begun
49 years each in Slillt'
" Zill" l"l‘tinll‘l'.
man who terrorized
ccntly cuptnrnr'l and tried and con—i
victed the next day. 'l‘ln- vvvning of;
that day he was on his way to prison
l‘r:iul\' Gnidara.i
.
l
21 Camden liolil-iipi
Women, was red
up :1 Public Survive i‘orporntiom pay-5
house uni .lll"l' lflcillg sentenced to 28 3-
years was brought to prison the same!
it stretcher; Two companions ,
received it like sentence. l
liichuni limnmotk. n Paterson;
youth who held up and killed the dri-
ver of it silk truck received a life sen-
tence and commenced serving it wit'h-
in a dziy of his trial”!
CHINA MAY ABOLISH IJCEXSES.
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CANTON. April .. .
of The Associated Press).——A bill has ‘
been introduced in the Provincial As—
sembly abolishing Government licens-_‘"
The annual fees‘trom‘ ‘
ing of brothels.
these and\ from
amount to $11000.
drinking houses
Dr. Sun Yat-sen. "head of the pro- 4
\isional government. has recommends.
ed to the Administrative Council a.
repeal of the law granting orders of
merit to oflioiadsron the grounds rust;
such orders are not democratic.
FRENCH WARD SUEB FOR $15,000:
BRIDGEPORT. April
$15,000 was filed here this
garney Louis M.
0" Geol'ge Aledeni, a. ward of
[public of France, against ngfinnlg: '
Elder of New York City. 52.3 the out
cyne of a. business arrangement for‘
week by At- '
ed.
(Correspondence ,.
2.—Suit for '
iSegal of New Haven. .
‘ .‘tih’ the plaintii! advanced fun i "
_ h 1?, Automobiles in- Struggling" "
ALL SIZES OF POULTRY WIRE NETTING.
OUR PRlCEs
ROSENFIELD BROS. ~,
HARDWARE AND Houserunmsumos
Phone 340
25 Washington Street
88628—-Serenata
64934—Beau Soir
GASES—La Gioconda
pn—
87om~0h Morning Land
74673—The Merchant of Venice
E
35706~Sally-—Fox Trot
Lady Billy—Fox Trot
Crazy Blues—Fox Trot
18735~Bright Eyes———Fox Trot
Love Bird—Fox Trot
18730—My Mammy
Underneath Hawaiian S
45241~Hush-a-Bye, Baby Mine
Mammy Dear "
We 'Will Gladly
What Are Your Garden
Complete Line of Spades, Forks.
New Victor Records
For April ' ,
64937—Just a Little House of Love
87574-0 Cease Thy Singing, Maiden Fair,
18729—Home Again Blues4—Fox Trot
.. Play These .. Any’ other.
Records fer YOu.‘ Stop inland Hear. Timid.
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GARDEN TOOLS
HERE
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’DeLuoa
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Mme. Homer and Daughter
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. II. Sothern and Julia Marlowe
Joseph C. Smith Orchestra
Jos. C. Smith Orchestra
Dixieland Jazz Band
Dixieland Jazz Band
\Vhiteman Orchestra
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. \Peerless Quartet
kies . CampbelLBurr
Elsie Baker
Elsie Baker
H. A. MEAD
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lLCCIA FOREST EASTMAN, HARP-
1ST. AT sovm sonwnm
METHODIST cannon.
The special musical feature at the
The ex-scrvice men of the Unitedeouth Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
who have not ri-ceived'church. tomorrow evening. will
either .Lucia Forest Eastman; Harpist. Mm,
American . Eastman's work
Legion,
or write to the Victory Medal office,
17 Hampden street, Springfield. Mass,
lm
is in great demand in
and about New York. Fa\oral)lc com-
ments from the press on her work
come from many cities in which she
has appeared outside of New York;
In case an applicant does not desire from Los Angeles and liedliiuds. Cut:
to forward his original discharge cer-
Mgdul 'llurlington, \-'t.: Galveston. 'l‘c-xag. Shh
Spring-
iiohl. Mass. he. should Apply at one Sunday evening in Solo Work, also in
places for the’combination with
form for extract from disclinrgc cer- accompaniment to c0ntl‘alto solo. ’The
This form is to be {mpd out full musical program is published in
according to instructions and mailed ,thc church "“WS column.
application to the office lot
A” discharge cer-
tificates mailed in this ofllcc with tip-
Columhia. Tenn: Birmingham. Aim:
will use the harp in the service on
the organ. and as
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