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MEETING WEDNESDAY
Contending AttorndVs Will Hold
Conference pa acjcchwi ur
Acceptance of Proposals
Made by Railroads
FAMILY TICKET AN ISSUE
i ffort to adjust differences between
So hve been actlnir through th United
wlntss Mm'a Association In behalf of
,4uctlon In railroad rates will be made
rijwln M. Abbott, chairman of tho law
-Bitnlttee, who has notified the Public
gtrrlca Commission that the Reading and
Ftiuiarlranla propositions matte to commu
tors latelr would be accepted, with a modi
(eatlon of the Pennsylvania's program, and
cui.ant D Martin, of the transportation
eenimlttee, has notified the commission that
wither proposition would bo accepted, will
' nett at 1015 Arch street with theirs com
mllttfs and the ofllccrs of tho UnttM Ilusl
mis Men'a Association.
' The meeting will threfh out the propo-l-ilmu
made by both railroads and decide
Pi jnr. If possible. Just whero the com-
fattters siana. inn uicuaion 01 me meriia
ef the ranroaas concessions reacnea sucn
n scute stage that Martin notified Abbott
bis services as counsel for tho association
' -rtre no longer desired. Abbott wrote Mar
tii, also an attorney, the same thine.
V Mtrtln and his supporters are standing
t wt for the family ticket which the railroads
Withdrew two years bro. xncy am not of
fer to return It In the new concessions.
Abbott and his followers hold the family
tiet for commuters can bo overlooked In
nr the other concessions the rallroml
V fruited. ,
The only chance Abbott seeks Is tho
a elimination of the $5 minimum rate for
St (tttr.trln tickets for all stations of th
) ptnnsyltanla within seven miles of Uroad
street Station, auuoii wants the I'ennsyl
rnl to figure these tickets on the cent
tnd a half a mile basis, which the Reading
his agreed to use.
With this exception, Abbott, on behalf of
i the association, accepted the rallrr1ii1
' propositions, and notified the State Publlo
Bernce commission mat ne naa. Martin,
at the same time, notified the Public Ser
; vice Commission that tho railroads' offers
were unsatisfactory unless they Included
the family ticket.
The status of the commuters' demands
and the attitude they will take toward th
concessions will be discussed at the meeting
en weanesaay.
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EVENING LEDGEK-yHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER .13.
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WILLIAM C. KAMMERER
Recorder of Proprcssivo Assembly
of the Artisans' Order Mutual
Protection.
KILLED WHEN TRAIN HITS AUTO
Driver of Cnr Dead and Companion
Dying After Accident
wooDnunr, n. j nov. is. ndward
Smith Is dead and James Cherseman Is
dying In Cooper Hospital as a result of a
collision with n freight train at the Salem
avenue railroad crossing shortly after mid
nlRht The men were In an nutomoblle and wero
on their way to Pennscrove, where they
are employed nt the Carneys Point powder
works.
TORRENS TITLE SYSTEM
LIKELY TO BE FAVORED
BY STATE COMMISSION
Board Will Framo Measure
After Meeting Wednesday on
Scheme for Property Reg
istry and Guarantee
FEATURES OF THE PLAN
Favorable consideration probably wilt be
trlven Wednesday afternoon to the Torrens
system of title registration at a meeting
of the comm'sslon appointed by Governor
Brumbaugh to Investigate the question.
The first meeting of the commission held
in several months will take place In the
office of Senator Salus, ln the Morris nulld
Ing. Consideration of the subject was de
layed by a vacancy In tho commission
caused by the death of Joseph K. Fletcher,
counsel for the Iteeorder of Deeds.
,W' ? w" aot flll'd untl1 recently,
when William P. Sieger, who succeeded him
In the office of tho Uecorder of Deeds, was
named also to the legislative commission.
The other Philadelphia members are Sen-
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ator Salui and rtobert T. Corson, 4(1
?v avenue, an attorney.
The commission Is empowered to make a
furvey of all proposed schemes of modern
title registration and to draft a new law
n the subject, to be submitted to the lgls
lalure for consideration. The Legislature
already has submitted the Torrens plan to
the people. It has been approved once by
the popular vole. It will be submitted to
the Legislature again at Its H17 session.
hi I"',1ture then passes the act It
will again be submitted for popular ap
proval, and If this Is obtained the Torrens
system or one of Us possible modincatlons
will become a law. It Is the duty of this
commission to draft the act for the Legis
lature. Although the Torrens plan, as such, has
not been definitely voted upon by the On
misilpn. each of Its members Is said to be
lndl (dually In favor of It. It la for that
reason that approval of the Idea will be
granted next Wednesday.
The Torrens system Is so called because
i..?1v uthfl'd In South Australia In
1157 through the efforts of Rlf Ilobert Tor
rens. The same Idea has since been put
into practical operation In other British
colonies and In many States In this coun
try. It has been enforced with special suc
cess In Massachusetts.
The chief feature of the system provides
for a public rather than private Inquiry
nto the ownership of property. The State
Is made the center of the system.
A title finally granted by consent of the
State Is a permanent and Indestructible one.
After the Initial registration has been made
the cost of transfer Is nominal under this
system. Upon the certificates of title are
Indorsed memoranda of all the mortgages,
llena and other charges, and as new en
cumbrances are created they must also be
entered upon the certificate to be valid.
The chief argument offered by advocates
of the Torrens plan Is that It provides se
curity to a title by attaching to It the au
thorlty of the State. It Is argued also that
tho system Is simpler than that which la
now In operation In this State and that It
would effect a saving of time.
This report probably will be used by the
leglslalhe Commission In Its deliberations.
Meetings will be held at frequent Internals
after Wednesday.
DOG TRAPPED BY RABBIT
Held Prisoner Eight Hours After Chas
Ing Bunny Into Plpo
SHOnMAKRRSVILLK. Ta., Kov. II. A
young hound belonging to Joseph Levis, of
this place, chased n rabbit Into a six-Inch
pipe at the brick works here. Tho dog
caught the rabbit at a bend In the pipe,
seeral hundred feet from the opening, but
could not get out.
Lei Is and brick works employes opened
the pipe nearly a square from the end and
released the dog after eight hours' Imprison
ment He had eaten half the rabbit
Mrs. BolsscTaln Improved
LOS ANOELES, Cat. Nov. IS Mrs
Incx Mllholland Ilolssexntn. of New Tork
who Is critically III nt a hospital here, was
somewhat Imprtned today, nccordlng to
Park Chrysanthemum Show
Tho largest collection of chrysanthemum.
ever CTOWn bV tm.rAnrm tn T?nlmn..... n..i.
Is on exhibition at tho twenty-third annual
chrysanthemum show In Horticultural Hall.
More than 25,000 blooms of ninety varieties
are Included In the exhibit The show will
remain open for two weeks. Admission Is
free.
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Silver
Services
PHILADELPHIA
Twenty complete Dinner, Tea
and Dessert Services now
displayed in the Silver Salon
In correct Period Styles desidhed
after the master craftsmen of
Encrtand and France of the seven
teenth and eMiteenth centuries
Accept this as an
invitation tc visit
this important cofecKon
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her physicians. Her chanees for recovery
were favorable, the1 said. Mrs. Bolase
vain collapsed while on a tour delivering
suffrage sdartms. Mr vwyatttaM ttf dU
w ranermg rrom extreme annuls,
plicated by throat trouble.
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(tctwecn 15 and 80 years) will find entire
satisfaction in the varied assortment of models
and fabrics which we have assembled for our
Fall and Winter showing.
lhe beauty of this stock is that it includes
such a diversity of styles and models that any
man irrespective of his age or physical require
ments can readily find garments here which are
exactly suited to his needs.
Ready for, Service
Suits and Overcoats for Fall .
Fifteen Dollars and Upwards
Jacob Reeds Sons
1424-1436 CHESTNUT STREJET
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SAXON ROADSTER
A CAR COMPLETELY EQUIPPED WITH EVERY MODERN MOTOR CAR FEATURE
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A Car Completely Equipped
to the Last Detail for Less Than $500
nl'LherR iOUr showro? floor sPic and span, with shining, lustrous finish of ever-new fresh
SSSr i?y n m-GanS SGe tl2S neweries Saxon Roadster. You'll find it no ordinary cal We
think it will win you on first sight on its looks, on its costly car attractions on the waJi?
acts. There's plenty of "pepper" to its performance, plenty of speed ot of tnrt
plenty of snap to its "pick-up." There's more room now than eveTbef ore? SelertfateS?
the body is bigger, and there's more leg room. S larer'
Note These Modern Features No High-Priced Car Has Better
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STARTING AND LIGHT
ING system built by Wagner.
Two-unit type. 'Most effi
cient made. In Saxon Road
ster now you simply press a
button conveniently placed
for your heel and your motor
is humming away.
DEMOUNTABLE RIMS.
They make tire-change in
event of emergency at quick,
easy operation.
30-INCH BY 3-INCH TIRES.
These larger tires make
Saxon Roadster a higher
standing car, give more
road clearance, greater riding
comfort, and longer tire life.
Tire trouble will practically
never fall to the lot of Saxon
Roadster owners, for the
added size of the tires gives
Saxon Roadster the greatest'
tire surface in proportion to
car weight of any car in the
world.
HIGH SPEED SAXON MO
TOR. This is a' 4-cylinder,
L-head, high - speed Conti
nental motor, built to Saxon
specifications and design by
the Continental Motor Com
pany the world's most fa
mous makers of automobile
motors.
The 4 cylinders are cast en
bloc; crank .case integral;
2y4" bore x 4" stroke. It is
possessed of unusual power,
smoothness, quietpess, flexi
bility, operative economy, and
coolness under all conditions.
REICHENBACH CARBU
RETOR. This new carbure
tor is the greatest advance in
gasoline carburetion yet re
corded. It is of the atomizer
type and has 5 distinct
and definite advantages over
any other carburetor built.
1. Because it breaks up the
gasoline perfectly it adds a
full 15 more mileage to each .
gallon.
2. Its super-efficiency per
mits the use of cheaper gaso
line withdut impairing the
performance of the motor in
the slightest.
3. It develops 15 more
power.
4. It makes starting in cold
weather easy.
5. It makes for far smoother
performance at low - speed
and gives far faster "pick-up."
THREE SPEED TRANS
MISSION. Among high
quality cars it is the only type
of transmission used. Its ad
vantages are three-fold. On
hills it enables you to get far
more speed on less power.
It gives 25 swifter accelera
tion. And it protects the
motor from over-heating and
over-working because the
proper speed can be main
tained under all road condi
tions. A car which has not
a three - speed transmission
simply cannot compare with
the Saxon Roadster in flexi
bility and efficiency.
TIMKEN AXLES. Timken
axles are conccdedto be the
finest axles manufactured.
Throughout the chassis are
the famous HYATT QUIET
bearings another costly car
atraction.
STREAMLINE BODY. Its
streamlike design is another
piece of evidence which es
tablishes the superiority of
Saxon Roadster in the low
priced field.
HONEYCOMB RADIATOR.
The honeycomb radiator
assures you that your Saxon
will always keep cool. You
can pull for mile after mile
through heavy, sand? on low,
without the water in your
radiator coming to a boil.
ATWATER - KENT IGNI
TION SYSTEM. This igni
tion system is regarded as one
of the best and most efficient
systems on the market. Thf
highest-priced cars can havs
no better.
EASY RIDING. Saxon
Roadster is the easiest riding,
most comfortable, low-priced
roadster in the world. Tho
long, resilient springs are
made of ,the best quality
vanadium steel. The spring
suspension is of the cantilever
designthe most approved
type known. The seat is 40
inches wide, and there's
plenty of leg room.
NEW STYLE TOP with Gre
cian rear bow enhances tho
attractiveness of this car's
appearance.
ELECTRIC HORN, another
fine car convenience; tira
carrier at rear; speedoiheter;
ventilating windshield; ad
justable pedals vanadium
steel cantilever springs; and
twenty more refinements.
Part for part - considering
both the number and quality
of Saxon Roadster features "
we believe it is the biggest
motor car value on the mar
ket $495 f. o. b. Detroit.
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