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NEW HAVEN AGREEMENT
PLEASING TO BULKELEY
Heana Bright Futurc for Wholc
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ECHO OF CALUMET STRIKE
Arrests Here May Clear For
gery of Orders to Shoot Mincrs.
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LEASE HOTEL KAATERSKILL
G A. Richards and L. E. Parent
to Run Catskill Resort.
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MEET ITS NOTES
J. P. Morgan Denies Firm
Had \greed lo Extend
$45,000,000 Jssur.
BANKERS SURE ROAD
WII 1 OBTAIN FUNDS
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N. H. C0NSENTS T0
U.S.RE0RGANIZATI0N
I ontiiiiieil from tlrst page.
,. good I'f.'i1- rti< - to aervt the
public, but ni due time better prop
i. rtH-s for returnlng an ln< omt to the
ownera of tht s<
Much To Be Worked Out.
?i here la, ol i ? a ei
anioiint of detail l. " onaiden d in
r. a> hlng l ? ,T' -,v" '" '? '
oda of a gragating tfie pt Thia
work a 111 be undt rtek< n In a fair aplrll
. ii. partmeni of J itl< e and tbe
\, ., ii ,?. ?: . Aj the Inter
Commi i- ?? Commiaaion wt II
,,, theli oplnion abo it the N>>w Eng
land altuatlon: ' Whai la.led I i ?
,-,il t.. imprwe the rallroad altuatlon In
Nea Bngland " ,( ?"" ?PPor
tunltj for onati tl ? work,
"Noa thal the rallroad and federal
govi rnment hav< ? om< to a concl
. rai prlnciplaa it i.K to be
ho| ed thal the i d all Intt reated
will adopl the auggeatlona made by the
< -,,1,111, rce Con and that an
other atatemeni made in the Commerce
i ?oiiiin -~,..n repori \s ill prove U
? v I roat em< nt can -
out the aupport of the p i
v i,i, i; n m r\ ea. it mual ne\ i r be
:. I, thal ii"' railroa I la a publii
,-,i in fact aa well :<s in name and
. ? i,i. h It rei dei - d -
i., nda largel) upon the U i atmt nl a hl< b
,i i, ah ea fi ora It - maati r.
Imorovemervti Postponed.
? g .;,,. | , i|> s needi .1 noa i rom l hat
>maat< ? >ecauB< ol I he ? ompllcatlona .
? proi erty. Whlle
. ompllcatlona are irt at, the atateuu nl i
made b] > he ? ? p n in thia
reuot iiain. |j
? ? The flna n< ial ? ondil lon ol
, ompan) ealla foi i areful i ondd
,;,,i: ami pi ud< i . .. tion but git ?? no
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Pi ndlng i ht adjuat mt nl of the dt
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. ,; ui|.io ea all kinda a di
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w hih tht atatt mt ni ol Mt ia i !1
iioit and rJadref wai baing preparad
The Stroud Pianola
Price, $550
Jjow Monikly PaymenU
The Superiority of
The Pianola
Does not Mean a Pligher Price
LET therie l>c n<> misunderstanding regard
ing the price of the Pianola.
This instrument, notwithstanding its recog
nized supremacy, costs nomore than must be
paid elsewhere for a reliable player-piano.
The Aeolian Company, manufacturers of
the Pianola. are the largesl manufacturers of
musical instruments in the vvorld. The mag
nitude of this Compam 's building operations,
and its enormous sales. enable it to buiw
more economically and sell closer than any
other house in the music industry.
Because it does both, because it giyesgreatar
actual value, dollar for dollar, in its instru?
ments than can be obtained from any other
source, this Company has achieved its unpar
alleled success.
This must be so. The superior qualityof
the Pianola is everywhere conocded, but
quality alone is not enough. Quality may
always be obtained at a price, and in all indus
tries there are houses reeo^nized for the quality
of their eoods, but seldom the largest houses
of their kind.
Only when pre-eminen1 quality is coupled
with an aetual and recognizea economy is there
a phenomenal public response. No house in
the music industry has ever had suchagrowth
as- the Aeolian Company. In Ameriea and
every civilized country of the vvorld its
branches are the leading music stores. ,
Its success is no secret. To the intelligent
purchaser it means but one thing^?the Pianola
is not only the supreme instrument of its
kind upon the market, but represents the
truest economy as well.
It is well to remember that player
pianos, so-called, are not Pianolas.
The Pianola is made exclusively by
The Aeolian Company, and is obtain
able in the following models only?
The Steinway Pianola
The Steck Pianola The Wheelock Pianola
The Stuyvesant Pianola The Stroud Pianola
Thefamous Weber Pianola
Prices from $550 upwards. For sale,
in New York, only at Aeolian Hall
THE AEOLIAN COMPANY
AEOLIAN HALL 29-31-33 W. 42d St, Bet. 5th & 6th Aves.
The Vietor
Thr l ictorSalon,dt AeoltanHall,
is nttr of thr lartjrsl atid mosl
completely appointed Vidor
ttorcs in thr world. . ieolian ser*
rice insures I'ictor tatitfaetion.
Vidrolas from $15. Weekly or
motdhly paymenU if desired.
,, the Depat trm nl ol .1 rtl ? the rep
reaentativei of the government -'iid
rallroad offlcbila n hu have partlctpated
In the ...-.t'.-i. n< ? -??' tered In a privata
offlce and excbanged eongratulattone.
Each 1 artldpant n the onferem e
aeemed rellet .-d al tht turn of affalra
and Mi- Elllott beamed as he ? margt .1
wlth coplea of th< itatemt ? It
nand *j
"Well the l hlng - done be - 1 d
u,:. , the 1 -? "i ??? tgrt ? mt nt, and I
;h, ,i. taili are to be n-prked oul bj j
....... utwyera. 1 ahall return to New 1
y,,ik on Bunda) nlght, and probablyi
wjjl 1 omt ba< k to Waahlngton early ,
nexl week."
I . 1 .u happy, II "-19 J
rti d.
? \ ,,,, ?i |.I Baturda* al the erai
,,. ., nard ureek, 1 ahould aa: ' he ob
aerved amlllng Mr Hadle) s.mied.
alao, and ao dld th- asHsian;* 0. the
\ tornes 1;? neral
Hitcli Over Trolleys ard Boata.
1 ntll tht Bnal conference to-day, toU (
:,,,1,lK a meetini of the boand of dl?
rectora ol me Nea Haven In NewYork
yeaterdaj thert araa ? Mtch In the
, ... the retuctanct of]
the rallroad to glve up IU trollay and
ateamahlp connectiona ti.. Near Ha?
ven from tht outeel ht 1 been arullng 10
vi. io iu eontrol of the Boatoo i Halne
iIW ? ca. ? th. traf* ?areement
with tht Nea rort Central la the,
,,,..., of the Boaton a Ubanj j
i,? agreemenl ihowi that the Nea
Haven baa Melded to th, Dapartanent
of Juatice n, the macti r ol rellnqulah
. u troilej Hhea, and thi deaa
,?,,., M forecaal bj The Trlhnne u
.?, to the InteraUtt Oommerca
, .?,.-mo? tbe queatlon of the rtghl <*
th, Nea Haven lo retaln eontrol of
,. ? i.iin ateamahlp Hn, -
Tl), commlaaion u-ill determlne
*hethei tha raUBtkm of the Foh* RJvar
and other Bound llnei operated I tha
Nea Havag btUI ba prajudlclaj to the
ahlpplng and travalllng puhhV ol Nt a
Bngland. The rallroad releaeea ?ts
dominatlng atock ownerahlp In the
Merchanta and Mtne - opt rattng twem
ty-five deamera, and ita Intereat a.- a
reditor In the Baatem Bteamahlp Com?
pany, to nhlch Une the Siatne steam
ahip Company >* Bubaldiary.
Under the provlalona ol the Panama
c.nai act tht re la now pt ndini before
the Interatate Commerce Comrouurton ?
petltlon ol the New Haven thal It be
aliowad w reUln all ita ateamahlp con
nectlona .u..i to contlnue theli oi ? ra
tion affer Joly I. IM4. Th- Pai
, . nal a t provlded for a dlvorcemenl
,,, rallroada and ateamahlp eompanlea
on July I, ItM, unleaa the commlaaion
found thal a contlnoatlon of the Joint
m | ,|, a would be ' In the Intert t of t
public md of advantage to tha ? om
merce and eonvenlence of the people
The Nea Haven eontended tiiat ita
j..int raii and emtai m rvlce araa of auch
; Ivantace
Crimmal Question Untouched.
ii.. interatate Cammarce Commla?
aion i- nol expected tt paaa now upon
that portion of the New Haven'a petl
tion relatlng to the iferchanta and
Mlnera, the afalne Bteamahlp Com*
pan) ind tbe Eaatern Bteamahlp Cor
poratlon, but the Department Ol Jue
I ,.. haa ; ul up t.> the eammlaaton the
Importai i queaUon of tha New Haven'a
retentlon of it-- remalnlng ateamahlp
propertiea oparatlng along the Nea
England coaal and In the Bounda or
Naw Bngland.
The announcemenl of Ihe agi amei l
Boaa nol have anj baaring on the
, iuch lalked of crlmlnal anlta agatnd
former dlrecton an.i offldali of the
\, \ Haven road. Tbert haa bt aa no
dedaion by departmenl oflldala on thia
point and probaMy there will t?* none
f,,r aevatal wrek* Boaae ofRcieli are
gnoam lo feel thal Boch aolta would
pvail but llttle, alnot the men generaltj
uiiaersloud U* b? rcisuoDJdJjla Lu. tuiaji
;.,! operationa Involving the Neu Ha
v.n probably could not be reached b
tl . federal go ? i i nmant,
Aa kong aa Mr. EUlott and bla aaao
ciateg in tbe reorganixatlon ahow their
intentlon to carrj ou! tha terma of tha
agreement aeaurancaa are gtven th.a
the Departmenl of Juetlce wili not
pregg them too bard for haate. Al
thougb no one In nuthorltr would pro
dicl how lotig ? time guch a reorga.nl
/atioii aa la contemplated wlll requlre
n waa generallj belleved that flnaJ >?
adjuatment cannoi be roachad for
many montha, and, on aome pointe,
prol.. ?,% ii"' for ?? reral yeara.
Elhott Ready to Help.
Attorne '?< w ral M< Rt ynolda
from the beglnning <>f the nago
tlationa, however, thal botb Mr El?
? ,,i Mr. Hadle I ad al own an ear
?. ? .1, iire to meel the der^artraafit'g
demanda and thal their plmna would.
be n gnrdi , ln tha friendlk al light
No offli laJ atatenaoni waa forthcom
Ing from tha Attornej Oeneral ???-1
Inight, bul he has axplained fraqnentl
t,, callera tha: ha waa eagtr <f? ??? anj
agreemenl roachad wherehy auil could
ba aveldod and maoaurea ad<
jwhich would reatore what he conatdera
., i.in- lortion of competition In the!
K< w Bngtend BoM
llr regoi > Mr. Adklna apenl
montha In thi hr hv eatigatlon of
Si a Ha ?:???. i
knowledgi of the i aaa Mr Or< | i
r. ently had acceaa to the JCea h ?
i.k* in Nea rork, and both depart?
menl and rallroad ofBciala had con
st.it.th before them the repori of tha
Interatata Cdnunerca Commlaalon on
| o| eratlona of tha Pf< a rJm ? n.
Thta '- nol 'he (Iral time the N< w
Haien hai acapad th.- hand of ? ?
Bhennan a? t. Bavt ral yeaun .-;??
road was Invaatigatad bj tha Depart
iii> nt ..f Juatii' an.i a a - >aued b; lt?
Inrtaaj Qgoargl Bonapnrta, aVttornai
... i.ii Wlckargham, however. finaiiy
declded not to press proeecdings anl
that BUit was iLbandoned. Several
montha after kfr. McReynolda aaaaagaed
offlce he determlned that th<^ govern
m.-nt would s?ii*? if the New Ha\<n did
not reorganUe.
NAMES DOHERTY DEPUTY
Charitics Commissioner tc
Standardize Department.
i -. tnmieeloni. Klngab irj. of tha De?
nenl of CbariUaa, yeoterda) ap
i pointed uiiiiaiM J. Doberty, ?>f No. M
i-;,iito ivenui Brookl; n, fu.s aecond
deputy. The commbnrtonar a oappatntaf
H. B. Dlnwlddte, of Ne. i*i74 70th street
Brooklya, '? Or. Loula W.
Bi h .it/..?? a^ | neral Inapector af th? Di
. nt of i 'i.a Ue i' Behultae held
the i ea tli taen ><w*.
Mr. Dohert} haa been auperintetMBanf
o' ti,< < athoilc Homa Bureeu for i>?
rei .. I la eenetderad an
irit: on < hiid eare
. ;om ? Kl igebui I aaid tha a Lth
appolntment of lus ^eamd deputy he
bxrl ?> r.-orgaiiizatioii of the d#
? ii/.um the work of
hla deputtee an.; rtaadardkdag thelr du
tiaa afr, Debertj wttl have eharaaj of
fa of the department.
CORUSS LACED STOCKING
FOR l.IMB TROUBLES
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araahed aa BeRed,
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