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WATERLOO IN NEW COOE
Oppose Section Compelling Use
of Metal in Buiidings More
than 100 Feet High.
FEAR $20,000,000 TRUST
Jtfew Organization Will Rule
Trade if Law Is Changed, It
Is Said?Allied Boards
of Trade Against It.
If the aldermen rass the new building
code, Includlng the eoctlon -whlch pro
vldea that "no wool work or other com
t-.*-tlble material shall ho uaed ln any
ilireproof bulldir.g more than 100 feel ln
helght,'' lt will farilltnte tho formation of
a i:n.000.000 to*rut-opoly ln tho steel trlm
Industry and *?ipe out tha mlillons n"W
lmfFUd In the wood trim busin, ss of tho
?country. acoordlng to ropraaentatiTOl of
,the wood trlm lndustry who appearel be?
fore tha bulhllnc eoda eoiiitnlttoa oi lha
eJdcrmen yesterday. The commlttee held
Its laat publlc hcarlnj? at No. 51 Chom
hers Btreet jajdenneo Herhst, chalrman,
eald thnt the codo would be In shape foi
l&doption before tho fnll electlons.
? Argument on tho "ohjeotlpriable" et -
?tion was boatod. n.-prt-eentatlvefl of th.
carpenters and other bulldini* t
unlons .leclared that from 10.004 to 10,040
?unlon mon would ba thrown OUt of work
lf the rule were ndopt'-d.
, Lewis J. Horowltz. proaldont of
ithe Thompson-S-tarrttt Company: Colonel
Welles, of Cllnton & Russell, imhiteets, of
Ko. 32 Uberty atroeL and i* s Hir.g,
'bullders, of No. f.05 Fifth a\ rnuo. r- or, -
eentlr.g tho Ailiod Real Batata Interwata,
?all apoke against tho ndoptl.-n of the ser
tlon, Nv>. 103. O. Bichard Pavts wns
lepokesman for this commlttee.
Richard S. Newoomh and Charle*. J.
TTardy appeared for the fireproof wool
rtrlm lnterests and W. i?. Smith, formerly
? of the Thompson-Starn tt Company, sj-ok.
tln the Interest of the metal trlm mar.'i
facturers. Nlwoml. and Hard* said that
|g,OOO,OO0 Of stock of tho Unlted Btatea
] I .1 Products Company had l.oen takon
<\t-r by the flrm of Tuckor tb Turner. of
"floston; Badenburg, Thalmann A Co., or
"No. T5 Proad street, uriderwrltlng the
itiewly formed National Bteel and Bronzo
?Comranv. of Bcston, to control the metal
Itrlm lndustry. All of the smallcr flrrr**.
Ihave been absorhed by tl.e MOI 1'
', corcern. except the I'ahlstrom lietalllc
poor Company, of th'.s city, they aald.
Newcomb deeiared that the Bcston con
c*m was the beglnnlr.tr of a g'g.irtlc con*
eolldatlon. rontrolllng twenty-seven pat
tntB. _
-Out irformation hi that thla Baatan
flrm i- aireadv n %OXft0.m eorporatten.
raaid Mr. Hardy, "and nobody can lell B4JW
much larger II n-ill become Tln- rent
payen of Nfl* Vork wlU haaa lo pay
lha dlvldaoda on thla aiwrmoaa capttaluav
tlotl. The taxj.ny.rs Wl'l have to pajr
thls enormoua an l onjaatlflablfl trlbuta
la the rtollo-a ateel lataraata Tho com of.
the Bteel trlm la froia S to M -par oeat j
more.
-Wa urge flre prflTentloa as U?e araa
OOtWldflrflUea, bul there la no tooi reaaon
to ezclode entlraly tha wood trlm from
bulldinca ov?r hH feat algb. That wooM
:,. tbfl araod trlm ladufltri Bttd
throw AOO) men OUl of WOTk, WhO dfl
Bervi.BtderfltlOtl hy thla conmlttoe by
reaeoaable aetloti oa thla Baatter "
\V. D. Sml'h. for thfl steel tnm inter
i-Ms, conftned hla araomflnl prlmarlly to
Um aafflty of tiio occopanta of buildtnga
. he had l.o knoarledge of n Mgl
gantlc roi,so!.(lat:ot,'' of. thfl ate.l trlm
bualneaa
?Tho matter raallir aarrowfl down io
whetber ciyndltlona es thev axlfl! ln Iblfl
clty to-iiay dflnUUMl lha use of ln-om- |
buatlble materlal abore a certraln heUr.t I
.:- oi m I a.! " ? eombufltlblfl
materlal." aald Mr. Sir.lt';. "Tho real !
baalfl Of the law la to prev.-nt thfl rap'-.l j
apread of flr? la baUdlaga abova a halfht
where the meana <>f rscape and fadlltlefl
for dghtlng fire .-.rr not readlly ?.vallabl**'.
Wfl aubmlt that tbe human beJni arho
worka or resldefl 4.11 the .--ixth floor of
any bulldlng la enUtled to be aurrounded |
by the Bflme protectorj meaaurfla aa he in
on th.- twelfth, f.-r the haaarda whleh (
attend a Bra ar. to aimllar ln tba "ne i
Cflfla ns ln the other as to I fl Bimply a I
QU4 Btlon of smal! di ^r. fl
Repreaeatfltlvaa of the Oypanm ln.'.u^-j
tn, b* Al ' the t'lty Of New 1
York proteeted that "unfalr illscrlmlna
tlon would be practlaed agaiaal the.r
PTOduct" lf ihe COde was ndopti-d in lt*
\r> f-er | for:n.
-?a
"WHITE SLAVE" RESCUED
Girl Held Captive a Year Says
She Was Lured from Home.
Helrl a raptlTfl by 'wi.lte alavrr.V elncr
:a-t Oetober, 1 lata Kie!n. aeaentflea years
old, mlsflnfv from her home, No. Vm Bush
arl k avenm Brooklyn for altaoat a year,
waa found yflflterday by the police in .1
? n 11 Hor-k ftro.-t. WlUlama.
? police arreated Loula Bomflne,
thlrty>fOUr years oU. Ho was held with?
out hall rr-nillnp. a hcarlr.g in the M.i:. flt
tan avenue court.
Unable to hear any longer the life that
w.-is foreed upon ber, the pirl wrote n l?t
t>r. whi b Bhe threar irmr. n arlndow ln
the Rork atr. ? ? I rday. The
n<te arflfl found aml taken tO the Btagg
?: police atadtffl 1 ?? ta "??'? 1 Tl
ton and Bflhranda went to the Rock atreet
aa wh. r?- tha girl araa Bba tol.l the
of how ahe - 1 IH treated ?fter
1 lured from home Bomflne w,.s then
tfld
?a
rnkwum
A SUPPEME GOURT OF ADVEPTISING
Investigated Advertisements Guaranteed by The Tribune.
Fee Charged tor Investigation Arranged in Advanco.
44T"\ 0 YOU mean to say if the stock of the Bell Telephone.
1 at the inception of the company, had been offered
"*-^^ for investigation to be advertised under 'The Tri?
bunal' that you would have refused the advertising?''
"Refused" was not just the word to use. We explained
to the gentleman who asked the question that such an invest?
ment at the inception of any company was too speculative to
warrant the publication of an advertisement under "The Tri?
bunal."
lhat the security for such an investment was dependent
on a problematical market. That one could not foresee just
what this market might be. Aithough the proposition might
appeal to our common sense, the intent of this classification was
to publish only such investment opportunities as were conserva
tively secured, AS NOW.
We assured him we believed advertising such as he offered
perfectly legitimate. We were famiiiar with the product for
which he wanted to finance a manufacturing plant. We knew
that the article had been thoroughly tested. The article had
not been placed on the market. Qualified practical experts
had stated that a market was assured.
We believed in the article and its probable future, but we
do not believe a problematical market sufncient security to
warrant The Tribune in giving to its readers under 'The Tri?
bunal" a guarantee that such a proposition was a safe and
sound investment for their money.
We explained to this gentleman that UNDER CERTAIN
COND1TIONS his proposed advertising might be published in
The Tribune as a purely speculative proposition, but not under
"The Tribunal."
That he would have to specifically state that the proposi?
tion was speculative. That the company did not seek the in?
vestment of the savings of "widows and orphans," but only
such investors who could afford to take a chance on a specula?
tive opportunity with the hope that the return from the invest?
ment would repay, if successful, the chance taken.
There are many su<_h investors. 1 hey are seeking such
opportunities. They will invest large sums when the proposi?
tion appeals to their judgment and they feel sure of the hon
esty of purpose and integrity of the promoters.
We would necessarily have to feel sure of the honesty and
integrity of the promoters before such advertising could appear
anywhere in The Tribune.
But with such a conviction we can picture an advertise?
ment with appeal strong enough to warrant any promoter tak
ing this means to finance any speculative venture?but, of
course, it could not appear under "The Tribunal."
lt does not take many investors with $10,000 or more to
finance even big propositions.
We repeat that "The Tribunal" was not designed for in
vestments of this character. To appear under this classification
they must be conservative, and the preaent security must make
the investment a safe one.
The advertisement published below is considered a safe
and sound inVestment. We offer it to Tribune readers with
the assurance that we believe it to be so.
RELIABLE ENTERPRISES THAT OFFER INVESTMENT.
t% REAL ESTATE BONDS.?A manufacturing corporation with a
clean record and an established, profitable business is adding to
its plant and has authorized an issue of 6'; Real Property Mortgage
Bonds to apply on the cost of this addition. Ihe company has
doubled its assets from earnings during the past 4 years. Net
assets are equal to four times the amount of bonds. Current net
earnings are over seven times the amount of interest on entire issue.
Bonds are secured by city real estate, buiidings and permanent
equipment. Denominations $500 each. Price par and interest, to
net 6'"(. Full details may be had by addressing Bonds, Box 45,
New-York Tribune
RED LIGHT' PLAYS HALL;
fl
"The Lure" and "The Fight"
Will Await Decision of
the Grand Jury.
TWOPRODUCERSARRESTED
But Lee Shubert and William
Harris Are Released After
Agreement with Chief
Magistrate McAdoo.
Th" two pi.iv- v. Men Chlof Maglatrato
McAdoo iicriiio.i Bhould he cloood up aa
"indecrnt nnei Immnrnl" "Th, I.'ire" .m,l
"Tha Klf-lii"?.MMrr.Tnlrr. .1 tompora
jrcatcT-ioy, pendinj; future d4ja*olopnT*4?nta,
Lee Bhoberl and hla tounaot, Bamool
I'ntermy.-r. on hohalf of "Tho I/.irr."
nKropd to kocp that play off tha l>oarda
until tho regular Beptember tnni jnry
haa paaaod upon it In lha evont of au
odveroa deciaton from thal body. Mr. Uo?
termyer aald, "Tho i.i ro" would ba per*
manently wlthdrawn and tl.e compaa -
playlng lt dlabandi d,
William Hanifl and hla counael, Maa
D. Btooor, whlla agreetng to cloaa "Tha
Fight" for tho Immedlote ptr?-*aent, and
?? ? ? miueotlng lha aame ortvlloga ot
BubmlttJng ttuir play to tha grand Jury,
dld n'.t blnd thomoalvofl to anythlng
than h tetmporary aurtr-rnder, and Bteuer
praetieally announcod lator thal Bayard
Velller, tho author. would rowrlta "Tha
Fight," with lha Idaa of allmlnatlng tha
parta aald to I ?? objod
In an eapnrgatod edltlon, thoreforo, a
Ing to thoir i Iai i ? ??I ? lha Har?
rta iiim wlll produce ' Tl a Fight" td
lV, b t Mr Bti i?f woa anxlooa 11
maka II ? lear "'nt th. > aro ? : ?
?
Mr. Untortnyor dld nol arlnca any -
. io bara lha po l< ? poaa upon hla
? it'a play, and, on th '??
hla lotti r to tha ch et i aald
that th.- n :i!t.is n04V UI, < '* ' ?
,: n, aa woU aa auoh pro'rtoua ilnHior
thaatrlcal affaln i " ?'? erren'i Pi
faaalon.' ?? aeed of ?
k:r..i ,.f a play t*4*noor.
Po n not
i up '7i to act boca e of tha ?
mont of both n ? ? '' " l
latrotfl ?' l i thal thoj ' !?"'?
UI later. and ba aroold
n he would toto
conneotlon arlth the i i
rdon of "Tha ngl ?' mtll a i ro-1'- tion
Of 11 0 .v-4 ;iTt- mp:- d.
,T.\o Managera Arrtsted.
Tht warranti for Lee Bt
lan Harrta, arhlch Chlef Mai ti l< tt
Adoo . ? ? ? i on Mon '
., r\ea\ mon aenre i on thooe two
Tl.
nn.l while boll aroa aet In
??????
own r, ? gnlsoma,
Mr Cntermyer ma le tho ari
?Aith th. Dlatrti t Ati ? . ?
th? eaae i galnat "Tha Lun
.?in-1 to ti.o grand hiry.
formalltlea Ifl tha ' trate'a ol
fice v.
na, tbe | I
?
C. F. Boatwlck. the v tont 1
4-- mi arbo haa chari
and Charlei C l tt n\ ' I *'lv
trlet Attorney ln the nboei
Whitman. aald II araa Uki.?
agi ra, authora ai t tbe
would ? oma bi fore tho g ? '?
, m .s. wetrlng Immunit) from .
tion, and l ? |
Ibterpretatlon on I eaplonotloi
Ui <s of ibe pl i4? afti r 1 rea '
t, tha grand Jur>.
Mr Bootwa k i otntod oul thal e? r"
jury aaaaloti muat ba ?? rot
law, an) ; ??'?: pnot :'t;i"- '" "f th" ,'1 ,y
to be attondod by tbe grand J m ?'?
-.. ...??.
nothing to provonl thi gron I ; i
Indlvlduala attondlng a api
?uwe of each i Iai Botl i ara
ommodata the gran
thla roapo t. and II i" pooolbli thol i
.: | .rf rmaw ea for the gran I ' i
-arill bc glven wlth'Ti tho n.-xt few da *
?i |. grand J m w:n !' ?*?* ,,;" ?* A ' '
to-rnorrow
After tho hoarln*? before Chlef M |
trote McAdoo yeotarday Mr. Untarm*
lottor to hlm was read Into the record.
,-,fur whlch Mr. McAdoo made i brtef
BUtemonl an.i ejroed to thf, plan proj.. - 1
hy tha Bhubert lawyor, t.> applj to both
aaoa.
Mr. l7ntertnyoff made hla a*K<unent
. ? ? ?n th<- baata thal "hoeta of aoclal
(mi < h.irit v workorfi .nn.l promtaent man
nn.l womon -Aho road and approvad th?
play before it waa prodiioi I and bava
ilnca arltnoaaod Ma productloo ara of th?
opinion that it teacbea ? **ro,,t n-orai lea
Boa, and that Ha productlon arill ald
Ihom tr, thoir work of roform "
Public Censor Needed, He Saya.
??We need baily a publlc eonaor In h.ib
rity," Mr. Untarmyer'a latter wenl an.
"There la aJtooarl unanlmooa ootnand fog
tha contlnood ptodtaotlon of thi* play
among ti"- aplondld, Mlf-oocrtflclng ro?
form -A.Tkors who oro boat acqualntod
with tho >-vil of arhlch it troota."
,\s Mr. Bbobort araa about t.. leore lha
chlof inooflatrato'a ofdee .? aorgoonl fr.,ni
I'.-ii,-,- HeoclQuartara. who h-i-i nol itnder
*t<.<>(] tho ariwngatnont moda botwoan Mr.
McAdoo and tho two managoro. Kni.i ho
44,,\]i<i bava to tiiko both Mr. Bbuboti and
Mr. Hairis to Polleo Haodqtoarteta. Thoir
lawyer hurried to the chlof inaglotrato'a
ofneo, a'"i had hlm oan lo tha lergoant
t., aaplaln t.> hlm that tbe mattor ?ai out
r,f pollce liamls f-.r tba i.io.h. i.t
Mra. Harrta, tba \'ir.- of tho !ai?
Honry '{- H?rrla? and Bayard Velller, ihe
outhor of "Tho i'i,-i,t," \4ait,-,i ..iitaiiie
tha building ol Na nt Mulborry *Btrool m
nn jnitoinohiio while tho proceedlnga
\4f-r?- on boforo Chlof Maglatrota MeAd io.
Tha warrant for Mra. Harris. whlch Mr.
McAdoo apoka of on Mondoy, waa not
aorvfld. .'ib lt waa deddod that for a test
of tha qtaootlona al i*huo u would t>?
enough to hajva tho manager ?,f each play
Borvod.
Max i?. Btouor, who appaarod f"r the
Ilarrin ltnn. wantod lt \indfTst?r,,i th.it
bla riu-nt hud do lntf tition ?,f attomptlng
tr, produoa a rovind voraabn of "The
KlaTht" over tho lieads of tha polleo
"Wo will aond tho nianua, ript to the
Pollce Commiaaloner, if noeeoaary,'' he
asplolnod, "ond ti.m, ir it win autt hia
rotivriilt ii>*e bottcr, wo wlll h<,ld off the
Inltlal p'-rfornianrc of tha pl.iy ln that
form for MM or tw,, nlghtl lf ba ?,
p_ueata lt. ao lhal ha may ba* a ? ropr.
tattva at tho porformonco Thara arill not
bt any attompt t<> have a noa aith the
pollce "v.-r thla mattor, bul arUl notify
tho roM.-< rommlaalonor whon we are
roady to prooaad with the productlon v.lth
what ellmlnatlom are BUggebted."
JOHN C. SCHILDKNECHT.
$20 A WEEK INI FAR
Schildknecht Said to
Stolen $55,000.
Have
RAN TWO AUTOMOBILES
Washburn-Crosby Flour Co.
Employe Said to Have Posed
as MiHionairc.
Afti ? I the Bummi r with a
n ha Introd hli arlfe al th>.
azclualve Oarden CH Hotel, keepins up
ne, and ] I ?
innlng a pair oi
l ) of 120 -i '?????? k, Jol
Iknecht, i aahli r In the i
: ent ol th. Waahbun
at .v o. 11 Ba tei
: | BUddenl] ;. weeh i bla
empk ...
. .??. ?
: tire Agei aenl
.
i ?
aal . . ili r.
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to thfl 1
eai
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by ti..- i ? :.
? -
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by thi
Kor nearly two
i.i.i. i ? ?
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I wife. I
Much of tl
". ? .- f tl sT '
? i ?? ? . len CH
i <
. | a
tea In tha
?
t.,r hl It waa i
,. f..r him to ? t a Hfl ? for
x of . |gan " I
k> ??;. tbe ' I
Thla aaa oi
hultdaj -i. h. ?>?. . ? i 'ii work d -
lha 1
lar and worki d
. him ii" ?
? ? ?.
IraveJIi d to < .-'?' an Cll
hut i. i from Ihi hoti
rode ln one of hl own motoi i
Ihe chauffeur a ed J. ?
th oul ol the young eri HO
SCHOLAR.SHIP rF.IZE AWARDED
Given to Hallows Institute Man by
State Rejrents.
The Regentfl of the State ot New Tork
h.-iv- awflidi I a fltal ? Up prtea
nf $ko a >>?>. for foui reara to John J.
Buckley, wi" araa graduflted from All
Ha ? - Inetltute
wii.-i. tha Inatltute wa eatabllahfld foot
v,;.r- um Buckley waa tin- nrst Btudent
to raglater ln the higb Behoal .1
,,,,.,;! ii. eoti pi-1- '. Um requlramflBtfl for
lha Ri i-> nta i oll< te ? Btranca dlplon a ln
June
All HaUowa Inatltut* la at M" ? II >m.i i&
\\. i t 124th atreet, on the north alda ol
llount Morrla Park Tba Kl.l i* con
ducti .1 by the Cb latlan Brotbara of ln
lm.i, uini.-r the patronagfl <.f Cardlnal
Parlajy.
PRAYER BOOK HIS MASC0T
Race Follower Has It with Him,
Even in Court.
william .1. F. hepherd, wl i i idmttt i
, at thfl ra< ? ?>. aedliig IM ',< >.
aald yaaterday during hi* eaamlnatlon
before WUllam Tallman, apaelfll bank
ruptcy comrnuailoner, thal ha never aaa
without ? prayer book. Ha carried it la
hla co it i"> ki-t
Bchflpberd took tha worn utiie votdma
OUl Bnd h'l'l lt r.-v.r .-i.tl-. Whflfl ask. .1 by
eounael for lha credltora whal II waa ha
bad ui hla pocki t.
Bchapherd Ih In the Jafferaon Market
prlaon on n charge flf grand lareenj aaade
by Mix WXott n < afaj Hagglfl, of Itha ..,
H. Y. She ar, um- him Of gflttlng J!'-"?i
frnin h<-r tfl prOflflCUtfl R < h.lin to n large
entiite ln C.ennHiiy.
s hflphflid Bflld reaterdfly thal he gave
notes cov<rln?4r the entire amount. II.
r.-fur-i-.i to anflarar many qoeatsona on tho
rcround thal the nnswer- mlghl laerlml*
tiate or clcRrirle him.
a
R. R. ASKS TO ISSUE BONDS.
JpfTerBon Clty, Mo., Iflpt l.-The ?'hl
cago Greal \'.. i.-in RadJroad appNad to
tha Publlc S'i\i<?> Cotnmlflfllon to-daj f'.r
lierinlsMiiii tO UflJUe P.IM.88J ln ln.ii.ls an.i
a etmliar amount tn 4 per canl preferred
atock to cover a inortgage of tin- Wlacon*
bin Mlnneaota & 1'aclttc Kallruud, a suh
aldiary.
SUPERINTENDENT AT BAY
His Bluecoated Guard of No
Avail Against Teacher He
Tries to Oust.
SCHCOL IN AN UPROAR
Commissioner Takes Hand in
AITair and Says Scene Itlust
Not I>c Repcatcd?
Board Is Angry.
? a< '
\\, at i irai ??? . N -i . .;--:'t. I
Laura C. Welch, tha depoaed prlndpal of
l.ool. who BUC< ?flflfull
fli.] all > Hoi ta madi j i - terda) to |
her t<> give up her former poat, won an
otbi t \ li Ior) to-daj.
Awed by the detennined atand Mlaa
Welch mada Aiton 11. Bberman, Buperln
t. ndent of achoola araa too ti.-in<i to
jouat her, though two blUOCOfltfl BtOOd
r> ady to i"it l. ? ? ? - Into asi
Mlaa Welch and hur sis^-r, Miss Kathe
rlna \ Welch, held poaaeaalon of tha
s'i.;, and for tha aecond day It \\;is Ini
,
The Board of Education had declded to
auapend Miss Welch on chargea of ln
aubordlnatlon an.i to trj ber caae later.
The auperlntendant wai Inatructfld defl
nltal) tn take cnarga of the aehool to
day. He went t<. tha echoolhouae, wltb
two polloemen as aa eocort. Tha Mlaaea
Wel h forefltalled him, however. The
former prlm Ipal aat at tha 'U-sk she had
. 4-. ? ref uaed to per
mlt Mlaa Blan ha Bmlth, who had baaa
-.-or, io aaa ime i on
?
Mr. Bberman told Mifn Bmlth to rlne;
to aummon the i holara to l ?
?
"I'm i ai I i II -:" tl '
enapped Mlaa Welch, who aolsfld the bell
to thfl word. !?
I of < t th
?
After ? ? ? I Into thfl
Ml 8 '-'? ted them to
: ber
r voteaa ? ? t, but
I ln. At I ':
:..?.' Piayi
bat ar I
?? i : , aaa. ml Ifl elaaw thfl i
aaa In roa Thi
tha ? hool .raar,
lad I ' nd tii
?
ter ln thi
'
ad th . b wlll bi
Membi lo
B | I
-
? ? . . bad
.. .
PROVIDE NEW PLAYGROUNQ
One for Upper East Side at
67th St. and First Ave.
' ?
m
b new alte for I
ippllfl :
? . ?
| the tracl
?
.
trtct,
?? '
for thelr m I
? ? ?
.....
t raa a
t la f
i d of lucal
ipper Eaat Bldfl li
. .
, make tt
?
I
i ?
l of Ed .
-. for Ita an I
ity wlll gel tha naedi d pl ind
...
HE SPICED DOUBTFUL MEAT
Former Cook at Ellis Island Tc3tifics
Rcforo Commission.
jaeoh Mln iti i man, formorly a co
i. told the comi ?
Ing of Immigranta yeati r
? mucb of the mflfll n
th. biland waa, to aay thi htful
lt. quallty. Much of lt he trlmnwd, ha
. ,;,|, and fr< ? ? i tll he "flaed II up ' by
puttii plcea and onlona Into his
tn. ..t dl
n,. aould nol e.it auch n a it bin
i,. ..,.,.. ii. Hkevdaa fave unappetlalng
ncemlna haah and ti h fed to
Immlj u * Mlnatflrmaa Uae* al He fi
\. , ,. ni t,, avet u . Th.- Bronx. Ha waa
k un HIHb 1
'CALIFORNIA_OIL_DEAL ON
Forcign Combination Named as
Petroleum Company's Buyer.
T.os AoOJOkOB. Sept. 9.?It ia underatood
that raprflflflntatlVflfl of the Royal Duteh
I'etroleinn ''nmpany and the Shell Trans
pott nnd Tra.lmtr rompany, the world
Wldfl riv.ils of Stan.lard Otl, Which h:ive
|tiat Btartfld tO \nvaaU Amerlran territory,
Ara inveatigatlng tha CalKorala retroieum
propei t ea
Offlclaja of the ralifornia Petroleum
Corporatlon arlll nelther atllrm nor ileny
tbn raporl thal n daal haa baaa daafld
wbetaby th? Anglo-Datt* comMnation
will flbaorb the Cflllfomla Tetroleum prop?
ei t'n s
r, O. Henry, of New Tork, one of Call?
forala Petroleum'a irotlag traatflaa. arho
has been bera for Bocna tim.-'. i* now en
route to New Vork. it La aapflctfld that an
oRk-lal announcemenl arlll be forthcomlng
ahortl) from Noa York.
I William Balomon A Co., baakflta for the
( allforalfl Pfltroleum Company, refused to
. tl er flfflrm or dflny tba above report
yeeterday. Th.- daal batwflan the g
. .-,, ,11 comblnatson, wblch has the
backing of tha Rothachlldfl aad othi r
powerful Eoropaan banking Interaata,
and tha Callforala oompany la ballavad bi
Bnandal clrclaa to ba naaiing conflum
matloa. An offlclal aanouncaaaaBt may be
? i
The Royal Dub h Pfltrolflum rompany
ai.il ti." Bhflll Transport an.i Trading
i ompany hava atrongly Intranchad them
,.... .:.> aloni tbi Pactflc ( eaal aml
ln thfl interlor. The pdaatng of the Aprll
tlivi.ler.fi on the stock <.f tha Pralrifl (Ml
And .his Company, ? fonnflr Btandaia 011
dlary, whs attrlbuted to thfl Bflvaia
petition offered by the foaalga com
panj ?
-a *
N.Y.RAILWAYSSHOWSGAIN
Feature of Annual Report, How?
ever, Is Big Expenditures.
The anmial report of the New York
i ompany for tba aaoal year
| MMd yesterday.
Bhowed that thi company*a rcvenue from
atreet railway operation araa Mfl.Oflk.lffl.
ared artth ' >''ar- slx
montha of ?... rrf oi -
,. . . ? ,i- incrfloaa 1 -' oa bv
ma of I
Xhe prlni ' al ?'?' of the report was
adltureai for lmprov?n
? rlaed In tbe year, approa
It a .? itated. howavflr,
. . . r . ... turea wera not
? '" ' ? ' ' ? ' ' ma'
terial "i- : t,iat
nn annual InctMM of '- I ? ' " ?
. rj from thi - - ?
? th< i iga l
. ?
. ' ompany. ?
... flnd Ul '
?
.. BOt ? :' a Joti ' '?? enl
:.
?' rab1'
II rogi . idi ln Um ? -
f. receivi
?
? ' ? Bt 1
-
' '
"lt . ? ? ' ' ? *''"
-
' ?
? ?
' I *' '
' ??
ol thi
. wltb the inifll.*t I
_
_ a -
BOY RUNS TO SCHOOL; IS KILLED
Vincflnt ' ?' 'o- n or, thln - otd,
0f n | Weat 64th i I ?
' - '
terday. a
I b) i4 wagon bi to tbfl Near
Bottllng ' " *?
| r ? .r thi 8 '?'?''. "
for the afternoon
. tb -K-.-t t.? l. - aeal oi I
TOURIST AGENTS FOR P. R- R
The v, nnaylvfli la Railroad
ita wltb
Tnon thi tourifll agantfl,
.... that: l i
i ln a ? ta of the
The Men's Big Store
Men's Ftirrx'.shinjs. Hats, Shoes
' Kntt Uncerwear for these
Cool Days
! Halbrigsan - AQc
White Lislo - tac
l?orosknlt - - t9c
ATHLETIC
UNDERWEAR
t'loslng out Itc, .tfc
and llc the Rannent;
worth ,S()c lo $1 Nl
n
SI.50 Negligee Sliirts at -SSc.
lall patterns, -.ofl or siifl cuffs. ol wou-n
madras and fine percale.
$2 Madras Negtigees, now Sl.2.5
I Made like custnm shirts. cuifs atlachcd
AMUSEMENTS.
i. Uly.Ml I
AMUSEMENTS.
NE
I
WINTER GARDEN iBS
i ut i' tawso | ?-? i ??' 'v
siiuw ur Itl <? I N< ?' *__ iyl nrn
MW'M-.l ro-DAT,
Itl -i KKATH. fl M.
??
lll \llli \ltm ND-TIII \MH(M.IIII CASlIMtJ
a rn ^ itTiTc- a de wolf HOPPER
_a-m-b-Jtl , a yx ** -LIEBER AUGUSTIN
i ? .. , | , 4. , ? ? ,:... ,\ Kuparl .??' ?? ''.ojt.
, | || 4.| | || | \ ! 4 .;,, Mt r ?! |1.50 , I . ?
BELIEVE ME, XANT1PPE ;, '^Y, ,,,,,?
.1.1,,, llirr-i. Mo* *i.ii; L,II\1v, , | |||M HKATS glAO,
JOSEPH SANTLEY in
48TH ST. "" ",u
11... ii
llolon I
1:1.",. || "iOMt.Tom*? 2 Ifl
K1SS ME QUICK
?l Hn>1 Arthur v
i: .if H'w b>*. i:
PLAYHOUSE
THE FAMILY CtPBOARD
M \\ll \ I I ??-< <ip. Ho. I -..- n Mi II
THEOLDHOMESTEAD
WHEN DRtAMS COME 1KUI
arlth M I* VOK1 B,
il. Oro?i >...f. |t_i
?1at Bl ,~B. <.f B'? iy. Br
, ? . s |0 Mtfl Ti- ? -v B .
HER OWN MONEY
-arlth M lf VOK1 B.
Ind. Or* .i ttt ?<<?. lt"fl ! '? ?n! _
pnurnw 41*1 Si R. of B'? iy. Bry. BltM
UUfflLU I . s U>. Mtfl T?!? ? 18*1..!:
T11H
WOMAN*
II IT, lll,,,?"" ...*?..-.. K
i.\ i:nv man BH01 i.i' BEB ir Iwea.
IDDI icm W, M st. Breataaal
CI TIUPC Weat 4*Jd dt. Evealngeat 1:11.1 DCL Ad Vv Mt* Te-m'w A lel 3:30.
tLllrlUC MotlD4Mfl i.. dej *8at.. 3 IB. | sikiki- A BM NOTaV w.-rM.
withTn TheSTaw The Temperaraenlal Journey
MT4I COtTX aa mhiv Tl RNBfl < """ ,"1 ""i"''-'"1" "d N'"'-"'> l'a?'
mNRAPRF ?? - ,-.,!. ,,i COLUMBIA !, DAVE MARION
LUnUav,".^ ,.,, *^tojM.BOMol T-. 4ay. U-iTBLEi Qt I. m ,. iWa* I i Oreat Comp.n*
1DELE
" Wlll lll K
II IIIMHMIIt \
COLONIAL
tl ''..ini,.11,4 ?
N'Mt V B \ V I' S. 1M-, ,r,l
\\ ? bb I ? '?> u tn. rjooid *
Palti *.tnt Me "' : ? v>1' ' n ?*? t tiK \.-t*.
UlOiriJ I"' ?' ' "l T v'r BTOi'K I'O iii
nAnLLPrl , , | . xnvi. \ ui siiwn.
Ilprra, Hoii.o, pBllj Mat* I"-'"- Kvfl I"???'V
flOTf-D I i^nl'<. Inol Run ,3 WOajSO.MOIJOc,
"I'tjaj ?' M> llriirt
nnyii Westchc-ator O Sd Avos. Phn
tlUIAL Bveolaaaat 1:09 Melreee. ICTflP ,,'W'M ?'", ???.*| :**i? ?- .,..\- ><>..,>?.?<
TKINTINI^ HiEFLY | KtSST iVZ2 ftVffit* "* VA0,S"
In a crowd of hats, one al?
ways stands out?a Stetson.
This Fall, as usual, we
ittnd out with a completr.
line of Stetsons?soft hati
md Dcrhics.
Xew FlU blocks, olde
favorite blocks; new F**L
'olors, other "staple" eolors
thc widest kind of an assort
nent.
Here are a few:?
The l'RoreCo"-a soft hai
for young men?our own idea
md eonfined exclusivelv fe
is-*l.
The "UriarclifT soft hat
llightly taperinj? crown an
llattish brim?*3.50.
The "Stetson Special'
Dcrby?the pridc of tfc
Stetson shops, eonfined ei
clusivelv to us in Xew Yori
The Stetson "semi-flexibl?
Dcrbv? our own idea and co
fined exclusivelv to us?$4
If jou're Ir.ter?sta1 !n kr.owlcg how
-.a'. 1a b-rllr. a r'ar.-a at BMI wTilowi
4i:i bfl arortb ?
baa I
i
Everythinpr men and boy
vvear in the Fall.
RofjF.Rs Pf.f.t Company,
Three Broadway Stcres
at at 8t
Wanen St 13th St 34tb!
AMUSEMENTS. ____
M \\ I'OBKI LEADOIfl THKXTBO
CUQIQC :
CrnrlnC ?-.--? rai
MUCH AD?
JOHtf DREW
KMI Kl KI14.4 M R, li\\ \\ V-li ? "1
? - - I
-1 \?l ! \\ I I K
11 I 1 X B IMH.K-nV in ?> Ith
THE SUNSHINE GIRL ,' ,:!,,or.
VlLiaDIL
COMPLETE \ KlCHiRD CAlU
\ HATTIE \MLLUM
in I ln? ?i-a4.iir? !4>?t Musical i iiinail) fy;
" L
LAST 2
WEEKS
Sl CCESS
THE DOLL C\Rl
iwpriiy i:
lTucurri ii
Where ignorance Is Bliss
HUDSON mlm,. ivm
TO-MORROW iTHURS. SEPT. H
THE FIGHT
WILL BE RESUMEI
FULTON
RICHARD BEfiNETI
DAMAGED 60001
CRITERiON TCMORW
air /* ir ?
Wm.Collier ,;,11(l,Hnfl;
GARRICK NEXT MOfc
IFANNIE WaRD ;
| MAjRM PRLSIDENf
New AmsterrJ^m ...
1 Ml ^h \*l)N s ai Hl I TKIIMI'B
CHRISTIE MACDONAJ
SWEETHEAR!
'??,;? COHAN'S j . Vm<.
r'afler .'>.- la *i '>" Hatbata To-day
POIASH & PLRLMITUR
GAIETY
H
'' ' ; "'" f-aal
"NEARU MARRIEO
jllil.l M.KU
LIBERTY
l... K..4.->. Opera <
Sr? ROB KOYj-J
Grand; i\v. ''i'wwS
ui,: Oh! ii.-1'.hio-: BaaniB
OANSE d'HIVER
v. |l \HHI?> M'11
,>n ?.Ki \n ki
NOW OPEN
DINCEPIU
N, w vork'm sr.fi I d
1 l'.ntrec'ede-^
SUCCESS.
i .. '
? ' ?" ?
Ball K -' ' * ' ' '
.10-OKI Hl sr,;*-_i_-?s-'
ADMISSIONFRE
PALACE
??! PRI NE 1
PKVIUI
'
FRITZISCHEFF , Igg
VICTORMOORF.
? ,4 .- i a
? ' O or.-or. ? *V
"' ' ' "^ 4?
NORACE QOLIMN
CENTURY
rra' T*''
ii".....- i ?
GRAND OPERAST Sept I
ll..\ Oilir- Opee !' ?? M- '" ect
MARDl'GMS 8
Mwy-rAMorutch^n-J'tt.p^^BB
? aarjy.
roof :, M"\^J^t
i. %k>lD ' t
? ii ai.r W "lirtiuty ???(?.. ??
th ave. 4, si MwtaAj*?ygi
iCUOR .,,JSiV>;-- JJS'irS**f

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