New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-22
THE PASSING THROEe.

Theodore Cooke Taylor. a liberal member ~ -
British Parliament for division % Iz1essr--.
engaged in cloth ruenue4cr,-f--
CALLS on the profit sharing usr -
CHANBERLAIN Bailey in Yorkshira fs a.. -,
INCONSISTENT. Park Avenue Hotel sf- T7~l,-
is member % the committee.
OF the Golden club. Questioned concer7.-- 49,.
Chamberlain proposals. he said. Il an "a r-,
nOunced free trader. both from a fheoretcs1 sot--
OF view and because Of the practical side ~ -
question English interests arc afeet-e o..
Britain has population o. fz0s - ia an IRE.
only one-tnrtieth great as the United State
and must import her food products. NJ Cha--5e--
lain Fsfrsins from the advocscv ~ ts-fT on s,-
called raw teraIs that the rnarrl-t~t.-f-r ME-,
ests may not Be bJrIenei but cor tends That W..
tarff would add nothing 70 The cost % food Ta@
ment for fiscal unity dregards the fact thar -hs
found n the conJggoIs sta1es Of tSs ImeT.sss
tty m Washington. while the British colonies Tsv4
their Own separate home rule government. It nav
wall OF projection fit the era 1l.rsir rrlpCzs-
OF course. ChsmoerIsin viii Do defeated. IRE Con-
den Club had bee IN 4 SORT % comatose condition
sionaf Jeetnres he ror f III 49, -f 49,
following his Birmingham speech. ps-soralIy
secured ffty rev members for the Cobdeu CIl5 il
the House OF Commons fu ,1e first Two weeks ~
June. including some Zionist menler-" AskeI
Il at the head % ava establish Fa-rt enng -e,pa
the business about tl@e''. gets ~ per cert from
the profits. then che t0ta annual wage. or about
ing me additional profts. that thu capital gets
twO-thirds and Labor one-tlird- This Is aoprr-
Trortio-s sIa,gested nv, fei- i-ii-+ir9I 49, -
whole amount paid IN wages. ami Tire amount q,
which each employe Is entitled is paid i7 bonus
BiOn J. Arnold. OF Chicago. president % tl.
American Institute Of Electrical E1gneers ava
who is also member 81 che eIe.-
CHTCaGO-S tric traction cor-u1:s~io- Of -
TRACTION New-To-k Central Rllf-o1r. - O.
PLANS The NIaRhsttaH FIot.-. lIr. N-r9.l
made the investigation sld -sae--
upon the existing traction system in Caicag, Vtss
recommendation FOR its reconstruction and t-
basis upon which tie service should 30 provided
The negotiations between the railroad c0HaR2n-+
in control OF the Chicago streetcar Ines said u
Arnold and the council committee having 80
matter i'm charge are now in progress s7i there
seems 20 be q serious purpose on both sits- -
reach az agreement and settlement. i think rner
will get together before the first gr me year. ar
it now seems probable that they VII meet or On.
recommendations in my report which deciare5 for
ground electric power in the central district s-L
The equipment OF all lines with tn no1ern locg
cSse r4fb a rs-+,i-I ,sraaei ,Ares7aas ii me -7s
receipts be paid to the city, slons win the o.
ton for the passing Of the property over 70 IN
city at the end OF that period, unless 81 extension
Of franchise is granted
Frank Barry. who was cor sixteen years secretary
and manager OF ti-r Nlilci- &tL4lAa A>S-tA1t-l--
bat who j. now established g.
NATIONAL Washington az commissioner 90
BOARD OF the National Board OF Trade. BE-
TRADES WORN. at the Victoria. The Satio11l
Board o. Trade" said VI
Barry. was organized in 1S5s. held is meetings
annually ut the tiOnsI capital. and iuduged N
discussions OF IKE business questions. bur, To-
lowing adjournment. many matters worthy Of sgs-
tanned attention forgotten. The meeting or
last January. however. thoroughly reOrg11izel the
association and established permanent headTar-
ters In Washington. sixty boards OF trade n IS
many cities are now members Of the raroGHi BOY.
and nine national trade organizations are also n
Guided in the membership TIE organization .
steadily gaining strength, bodies having joined
in the last six months. Having headquarters 81
Washington, We shall be constantly in touch win
legislation Affecting the business interests reTre-
scented in the boards % trade ard national tTl1s
examinations NV Office commissioner IS So
"A bureau OF Information. ~ W0tch 9oT fueuue.
may appeal when ne would snow the status ci
pending legislation our organization VS. 80
most i'm urging the necessity FOR iseDIrtT17rt 't
Commerce and persisted ig the advocacy unfh
was accomplished fact. = was an fHrrff~
advocate Of the irrigation ItN. dnft W't~
rscCty responsible for The So-caiteQ EihllS 49,,
rrent 20 the Interstate C0nrneF-e iaV Wiiien 49,
penalties FOR violations OF tho law tlr GroVfSos
failed To carry viii be taS@. ~ SS1H -
urged Independently AZ the regular SESSION -
OF empowering thr commission % rSta lft>a = -.
rected rate. when il Is made clear -'a- an 49,
rate IS tnequtta Die sud Unfair. IL VIII ue prrNls
the action The comm tSStoc rfil' - isf.c,
bv the federal court We Sf.r. contend ~
remedy OF "A condition that bears NaitN''t'' "f