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New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
WHEAT CONDITION GOOD.
AbOre May 1 AUerGge Last Year
DecreQse IN Acreage.

Washington. May 10.-The crop reporting board
OF the Bureau of Statistics OF the Department of
Agriculture from the reports of the correspondents
and agents Of the bureau, finds the area
under winter wheat remaining in cultivation
on May / have been about 29.62S.OOO acres This
is per cent, about 1,7sOOO acres less than the
area reported as sown last fall. and per cent or
about 2l,0OO acres, less than the area OF winter
wheat reported as harvested last year.
The average condition of the growing winter
wheat crop on May / 81. compared with SO
on April l. 1905: 90 May 1906; 76 May 1904.
and IS. the mean OF the May averages for the last
ten years.
The average condition Of winter rye May l
was s3 as compared with 81 April l. 1905; 81, on
May 1, 1906 81 May !. 1904. and SO. the mean of
the May averages OF the last ten years.
The average condition Of meadow moving lands
on May / was 90. against SO on May J. 1905: IS on
May 1, lsO4 and 80. the mean of the May averages
for the last ten years.
The average condition Of spring pasture on May l
and SO, the mean Of the May averages of the last
ter years.
or the total acreage OF spring ploughing con-
templated g. cent is reported as actually done
corresponding date last year. ana a ten.year aver
age on May / OF g. OF spring planting So per
cent Is reported as having been completed on
May !.
AS figured by the statistician OF the New York
Produce Exchange the government report on win
ter wheat indicates crop OF 4SS 900 bushels,
bushels. and with the harvest Of 42s462,sS4 bushels
last year.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
Friday Underwear
Brings These and Washable
Values In Waists

Womeu's Muslin Night Dresses
emb'y and tucEa-wOrth .59----.-.s SIS
Cambria. NainsOolz and Muslin
30 dainty styles-laee. emb'y.
tucis and FibbOns-value S1.Se--.... .9S
Cambric Drawers-ezceIIent quality
hem and four tuclls-value g.. rs
Cambria and NIusIin-Tuhies
OF emb'y or lace and inserting
value 90 and 10 s-...--------------. .49
Cambria Corset Covers-round orV
necE-eTnb'y, lace q ribbon
Faiue -S8--- --------------------- -
Fine Cambria Corset C'oveTs-fancy
laces and ribbons-vaIue So ...---- 50
Cambria Skirts-deep hounces. with
lace inserts or emb'y-valus s1-49.. .9S
Fine Cambria skirts deep d0uncs
OF lace or emb'y-valuS S3eS---.. .2S
NainsoOk Skirt Chemisas-tTim'd
with emb'y and ribbOu--vsluo Sl.09. .9S
lawn Dressing SacQues-fancy
stripes and hgures-htted back.
with bel'-value 10 -------------- 40
Children's Cambria Umbrelia
DrawerS-H. s RUNE and tucIIs-
. 10 10 yrS----- --------.-----. -
Fine Muslin Skirts-tucksd ruf-s or
lace TRIM 70 ~ yrs-------.-... %
Muslin Night Drawers-1 to 10 yTs. SO
BOYS Night Shirts 70 rs yrs. 40
Women's White lawn VVaists-7oz~r
pretty styles-V'ith lace emb'y ana
tucks-value 1.40. 40.........-.-... "a
Dressy Waists-Iacs and emily trim
variety or stytes-iOng or short
sieeves-value SECS QS
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
U. S. RUBBER YEAR.
Increase IN Profits Benefits of Con
troll of Rubber Goods Company.

The report of the United States Rubber Company
for the fiscal year ended March 81 1906. shows the
against S3.76l923 for the previous year. Deducting
the S2767O dividends received on the Rubber Goods
Manufacturing Company preferred stock held by
the United States Rubber Company, tho net earn
ings of the latter and its subsidiary companies ex
500 The sg net e saI sales for the year were $2 e 9i
of, due to the mildness Of the winter
In referring to the acquisition by the company of
more than so per cent Of the capital stock OF the
says in part:
The beneficial results to both companies Of this
acquisition your directors believe will be very great
In general, both companies the same raw ma
tsrials and both have had distributing agencies in
effected in the purchase Of supplies and in the dis
tends to eQualize the volume of business and the
profits IN years of varying character
ing Company may be erected at any time by the
United States Rubber Company owning much more
such dissolution is held in allegiance.
The consolidated general balance sheet as Of
March 81 is as follows:
ASSETS.
Property and plants dncludine shares OF r.
inventories ito manufactured goods S L
C, and materials .-....'.'--... .s1S S9l sli 4S
Bills and loans receivable. 27i0i6S 5s
Accounts receivable ........... S,57O.6a8 SO
soesns0us fi9siaSS S%Hsa assets s. oo
Total assets $40 4sl 7a5 95
LIABILITIES
Capital stock first preferred . .SS5 O67 OOOOO
Capital stock. second preferred. 9.5s6, 300 90
Boston Rubber Shoe COMPANY dsIn;g W 500 sS @ 90
United states RubbeF Company. funding r'O''OOO "
Fixed surpluses tsubsidary ccn1anies sIS9sGS 81
Loans and notes payable. 80. SO 500 92s 81
Merchandise accounts payable 20 1912 s59 90
Reserve for depreciation OF securities S o 10 10
Surplus 562Ss7S e
Total liabilities s11O 7s5 05
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
LAKE MEN At WORK.
Freight Rates Unchanged = TwO
Millions and Half Labor Loss.

Cleveland, May 1O.-In compliance with the terms
Of the agreement reached yesterday the striking
fongshoremen reported for work early to-day The
work OF getting UP steam in the big ore hOists on
all the docks was at once begun: the boats were
lined up. matches off. and word was sent to the
boats In the harbor 90 be ready 70 como In as soon
the boats now inside cleared.
All Of the twenty thousand men who were out on
strike &C the various lower lake ports returned 20
work. and the task OF unloading the 100000 tons
OF ore that had accumulated In Lake Erie was
begun. The railroad freight crews that were laid
of were again put 90 work.
The strike lasted nine days. cost $4,000 IN direct
loss OF money 90 the strikers and carriers and the
men return 20 work on the same basis last year.
Bad faith is charged by the lOngshoremen against
the officers oe the Mates Union. In whose behalf
they struck.
Contrary 20 general expectation. &c IS not proba-
bic that there viii be any advance in lake freight
rates az this time as result Of the strike. Promi-
nent vessel owners to-day expressed the opinion
that while rates VIII doubtless go upward toward
fan, there viii be no advance at present
The same conditions exist az all lake ports.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
Friday Milll1erys
Brings These C0TSetSs
Values In EegtlcG2rS

Vomen's TFim'd Straw Sailors
black and eolOrs-vaIus s2-ss----- f.79
Women's Trim'd Dress Hzfs-bIarE
Tuscan and Java Braids-sDseial- 500
Girls Ready-tO-WeaF Hats
white ard eolors. ....------.-..-... { 80
Women's Semt-ready Hats
large and smaii-bIack and cOlors-
Women's CoutiI CoTssts-blacE, vhi,s.
drab and fancy shades-OEd sizcs-
worth 20 TO 81 -. 5..---....---.. 50
Finer CoutiI Corsets-bIacl- white
and drab-value S1-25 20 S1.T5---.. 70
Women's Seersucksr Petticoats-
clear stripes-deep fOunce with
tucks and rudies-vaIUa S1-2o.-. SS
Seersucker Petticoats-fsncy stripes
fare hounces-vaIue -50-.--...-.... So
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
GET RICH QUICK SCHEME ALLEGED.
IT. LOuis Merchant Wants Return Of Sl,25o
Sent TO Buy Stocks.

Supplementary proceedings were begun yes
'srday before Justice NewburgeTs in the SUI
p,ene Court, against Arthur Candy broker
~ & no q william street. operating under tne
10 - name OF Arthur Candy q CO. The pro
SSsssdlngB ~ grew from a suit brought by O4aver
=. Payne, a wealthy merchant OF 81. LOUIS
.E the return of 81, go in money, or value ~
slock According 20 Joseph p. Segal, counsel
~ Eayne. Candy sent out many circulars In
.le fau Of 1Sp8 stating his ability % invest so
70 give large returns, end stating tnat ne
"a secret information on the rise Gsld fan OK
&ey9eks. a number OF these reports were sent
~ Ar. Payne, who sent Sl.23D 20 Candy with
.4structlons TO buy Southern Pacific and Louis
sLlie q Nashville stocks. It Was acknowledged
~ Candy on the witness stand that Payne
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11

Friday WCCsl'S Suits,
Brings These CC1tss Skirts
Values In JG1G Waists
Tafsta SIX shirt Waist SUITS
Splendid Cllliiey-eleSlut s1ylsN-
latest fancies-WoTth &lGe>. ....-. q 99
Pony and Eton suIts-Snriux CJoshx
Panama MixtuTes-biaciz ana oolon-
best stylos-WOrth &20.00. .-...-. 12 az
EtOn and Pony Suits-Chir5n
EroGdciotha. PSnana Mixtures ara
shadow Plaids-elogautly ta1orsE
novel styles-valco $3OO0.--.--. IS .G9
WOmsn'8 Black BroadcIoth ana
Tan Covert Coats-GtseG collar
less styles-sotin lined
value $s-eS. ..--.-..----... 5.GS
Peau De Sole and TtfIsts 6IIk Coats
ee-quarter-doutle box plsSfs all
around-applique collar ana tles-
worth S10.eS. II 50
Cravenette Coats-OEforG. olive. rz1
and BlacE--b0Z ploat0 fFOue and Lzrk-
best mOdels-WOrth Sass. --.--.s 8 GS
WOmen's DyesS SkIrts-Fauaua.
Serge. BFoadcloth. BTilliantil. ard
English NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Or ulesf.t-
folds and strappings-WOrth sT.oo- s. %
Wolfe. Chiffon Panama. Chiffon E-oad-
cloth and English WoUsteds-plezt>1
and circular styies-value Sll.O1.. 2 81
China SILK Waists-whIts ana black
variety or attractive styles with lac.-
emb'y and tucla-wOFth $2os...- .9S
Rich China silk Waists-whlts and
hlack-3O beautiful Etyles-With rn@
laces. silk emily tuclls. shirFinEs. &cs
worth $500 and 500 S.SS
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11

never got his money or value therefor, and
suit begun. Judgment was finally OBJ
tained and supplementary proceedings institut-
ed Candy swore he was unable to make re-
turns because Of the failure in the fall Of 1904
Of three four brokerage houses through
which he dealt on the Stock Exchange. He
also unable to show any records of buying
the stocks for Mr.. Payne. He swore, in an
swer to a question. that he had bought them
but his memory failed when asked what he
did with them.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
AUTO OYER EMBANKMENT'
Sir Persons Haze Narrozc Escapes
an Overturned Machine.
IBy Telegraph 20 The T,rlbuue.

Hackensack, N. J.. May IO-Courtland Idnlzroum.
e member Of the Hudson Coal Company OF Jersey
Sirys NVlnS IN this city. had narrow esc0pe from
ae956 this - morning while his way % New
chine turned turtle. In the car with MI Iinkroum
were nS WlEe' daughter, Mrs. Agnew Terhune; her
tWo chhQren and the chauffeur. The owner was
CRYING at the time OF the accident. In turning
snort corner near the bridge at Crystal Lake. the
'front.' wheel got too near the edge 0f ehe emhanlI-
onsn1 a1 Sne sort earth gave way and the car went
belng crushed under the mechanism.
OlVer Ierhunes a fve-year-old, was held fast
ana the G9sOleno tTickled on him, but the LIQUID
did not take FIRE. and he was rescued from the
en- was injured
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
Friday 1MuslinS,
Brings These Pillow Cases,
Values In TickingS, &C.
Friday

Yard wide Bleached NIuslins-
no starch. soft flntsh-value Sss--- 55S
Limit-2O yds.-NO Mail Orders
30 inch Bleached and "a inch Tn
bleached Muslins for pillow cases
or single sheets-value .10 and Is 4 I =
Muslin Pillow Cases. 5Ox36--surplus
in one sizs-therefOre IS CT. value .1OA
Surplus in one size Sheets. 63x9O-
value -oJ-Special- ---------------.-- "a
Bleached and UnbIeached Cheese
ClOth-full Sc inch-value 5.------. ga
Feather Proof Tickings-fast colors-
broken and A. c. A. stripes
Blue and Brown Denims-for floor
coverings. etc.-S and or
value 20 Observation-Disclosures L = =
Silk Floss Filled Cushions white cam
brio covered. at special prices
2OX2O-val. 81 4 Z i24x24-val- 50 .2S
22x22-val. 40 % .26z26-vaL 80 .34
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
Friday Spreads,
Brings These rCOmIOrlableS,
Values In Blankets, &C.
Friday

Full Size Crochet Spreads
no starch OF dressing-valus So. 50
Crochet Spreads for fun size beds
Marseilles designs-value Sl25 -0S
Full Size HOneycOnb SpTeada-heluuAed.
frinsed or cut cOrneTs-value S1.SS 1 So
Full Size Summer Comforta bIes
with cotton flling--vaIus 81. l5. 80
Full Size Silkoline-hOFal designs
white cotton hlling-valus S1.69-. I .s39
Guaranteed All Wool White California
Blankets-1O-4 size-were $59s- g .0S
Baby Blankets-white and delicate
plaids-size 32X42 inch--were 80. 50
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
Friday Fia1lelS,
Brings These Motions
Values In Toilet Articles

Bleached ard UnbIeached
Domet FlRnnsls-vRluo G9z-.-.s q
sili, Emb'd SliTting FIannels-
value .15. .-....-.--..-.-........ -GO
Scotch Shifting and Blouse FIznnsIs-
best styles and cOlOriusz-value "a. 81
Pearl Butsons-G sizes-valuo S-iz- q
Washable Dress Shields
sizes and value 10 .......
Chiffon Collar Foundatlons-vsius s. g
Best American Pins--valus S =
washable Brafds-Vhite. black. tan
and pretty oombinltions-sDocisl =
Gold and Silver Beltings-2 % s inch-
embossed or Diain--valus o.. %
Fancy Toilet soaps cakes IN box
regularly Is =
Violet Talcum-is ID. glass Jar
regularly H.. ...-.-.--..-..-..~ q
Imported All BristIe Tooth
Rrushes-regulariy "a and IS Is
Gsrmiuol Tooth PoWdeF--es. .2S-. 90
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
TELLER CAUGHT ABROAD.
Bank Official Who Took SIS, 800
Found IN Christinnin.

Syracuse. May 1O-The Syracuse police to-day
announce the apprehension in Christania, Norway.
Of Charles H. Paine abscOnding teller of the Onon-
daga County Savings Bank
Paine took Sl3.5o0 He left this city on Febru-
20, and the 22d sailed from Boston for liver
pool. He shaved of his mustache and renreser,ted
himself as a detective connected with the New
York insurance investigation. His trail was pIcked
up at Liverpool, and he was tracked 70 Christania
where he was living under the name Of j. William
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
Friday Wrappers,
Beings These -KiuCnOs,
Values In JHOuSe Dresses

Fancy Lawn EImonOs-euu length
contrasting bauds--woTth S1-21----= .pS
Lawn Nesliseas ana Kinonos-
lace and emb'y trim-woEth S1.as- I 10
ChamhTay and Cambria House Drs---s-
new cOloTings-Oue piece-fulI fronts
piDings and bTaid-woFth S1-oS-.- .ZI
Women'S CambTic Wrappers-
fitted backs-brald trim-vaius ~ $50
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
Friday G11g1amS,
These Fancy Lawns
Values In IPercaleS. &C.

Mercerized Tansta Checks-black
and white-eEact copies OF the silk.
regularly h. s.----.--. >
American Percales-white grounds
absolutely fast colors-value 10. -.- 6%
Fancy Belfast Madras-Iinen finish
for Eton and Two PC suits
regularly "a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS L "a
10 Ct. Plain Cold Dress Chambrays Z
Novelty Dress Ginghams-best assort-
ment fast coloFs-S et. quality -.-. 4 =
Fancy OTgandy Lavns-excellent
styIea-faat coiors-value -12is 5N
SIX Chiffon Alulls-fancy and street
shades-elseWheFe .l2is.-.--.-..-.. ~
AFercerlzed Foulardines-best silk
etyles-make handsome Summer
d-esses-value rs. S.--.....--........ g.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
Friday I Table Linens,
Brings These Towels.
Values In White Goods

Clearance OF Fine All Linen H. s Sets
Cloth and dozen Napkins
S-12 Cloth, that were SS.9S. g 6.SS
s-12 Cloth. that were 81 -...-- sos
$40 Cloth. that were $40. .. 10
All Linen Satin Damasks-GO to 64
inches-cTeam and full bleached-
regularly .50-special. .4S
BIeached Turkish Towels-24x4S-
heumed or fringed-value ID. -..-- 10
All Linen Huck Towels-hemmed-
2OxaS inch-value -2S. .---.-.--.--- .1oiz
All Linen Royal Russia Crash
TOwellings-Fegularly 10. .--.-.... o.
All Linen Glass TOWellings-
p ineh-Teg. 10 l3-...-.-....-...-.-. / 2
Fine White India lawns
close even weave-vaIue .121s -
Yard Wide Nainsooks-value 12iS. 50
Emb'd Dot Swisses-variety OF
pretty sfyles-value 30 29-............ II
e.: e: sPs %sl.: ss,Is R5fssii ss4i1. Lawns v.s.
White Poplinettess 10
Extra Fine N0insCoks: 1O1I
40 inch India LdnCns: o A9
White Dotted SWtSses;
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
Friday Window Shades,
Brings These Poles,
Values In Art Emb'S. &C.

Opaque Window Shades-whfte and
cOlors-eXtFa size-3.6XT ft.-with
spring rollers-value .65. %
Same as above. SKI n. special...... "a
Brass Curtain Rods-eXterd 80 20 81
inches-complete with brackets. 10
White Table OiIcIoths-lli yds. wide
slight erfections-White-
Naiue III L ,
COlors-value .1G......... Oh
oilcIoth Tub Covers. %
Clearance Of Slightly Soiled
Silk Hand Emb'd Lambrequns-
worth 500 to $1OO0--tO Close. 8 60
Imported Art Ticking Cushions
24X24-Silk floss filled-v0lue .0S. 6S
Tapestry Squares-for cushions and
chair covers-vaiue .4o. 90
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
Friday Dress Goods
Brings These and
Values In Dress Silks

IS inch All Wool Nuns veilings-
colors. cream ana black-value So. SO
"a inch All Wool Double Warp
Cheviots-leadiEs coloEs and black
value g.. ...-...-.....-------.. .A9
SO inch Imported Siciliennes-
ell cOlors and black-value Co. 80
50 inch Imported Tailor Suitings-
in all the fashionable combinations
Of CTay-value 81. 1.S9-.......-.-.---. .9S
Rough Shantung Silks
leading eoloTs-valua .59...-........ SO
a inch Black Talfeta silks
guarantoed-full lustre-
. CT Quotify- -.-. .---..--..--.-- .4S
BLACK Silk Pougeos-valuo -. .... %
as inch White washable Habutais-
regular 90 CO. quality ty.........-.-.-. SIS
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11

Baltimore, Md, May 9, 1906.
have been requested TO wire you regarding
the Maryland Telephone and telegram ComnanV
Of this City. The company is an active and en-
teTprising corporation and has been of much SER
vice to the citizens of Baltimore in that IL has
given them an up-tOdate telephone system. AS
far the question of two telephones in this CITY
is concerned, have no hesitancy in saving that
personally think it would be distinct loss if the
Maryland Telephone Company were not here as
competition not only affords additional telephone
service but insureS prompt and reasonable SER.
vice from other companies
Z. CLAY TIAIANUS, Mayor of Baltimore
Baltimore Md May 8, 1906.
The Maryland Telephone Company has rem
dered great service to the citizens of Baltimore
in giving up-tO-date telephone service / see no
objections to TWO telephone companies; YOU never
hear this point mentioned, necessary do the
citizens of Baltimore regard the Maryland Com
pany to insure reasonable rates and first class
service. JOHN S. GIBBS,
Prest. Citizens National Bank
Columbus, O., May 8, 1906
Columbus is one of the cities that have been
greatly benefited by an Independent telephone
system with lower rates, improved equipment, ex-
tended development and closer regard for local in
terests. The Automatic Telephone system in
stalled by the Citizens Telephone Company last
year is giving quick and private service, and is
very popular. Columbus likewise has been greatly
benefited by the independent telephone develop
ment throughout that portion Of Ohio from which
it draws trade. Columbus has gained much by
telephone competition without a material increase
in cost. ID. C.. BADGER (MayOr).
Dayton, Ohio, May 9, 1906.
Dear Sir: The Independent Automatic Tele7
phone Company which is being operated in this
city has been giving universal satisfaction in the
way Of service and is being furnished at a much
lower rate than the Central Union Respectfully,
CHAS. A. SNYDER (Alayor).
Portland, Ne, May 9th, 1906.
The Automatic Telephone system in this city
works conveniently and has succeeded in giving
the citizens better and cheaper service.
NATHAN CLIFFORD, Mayor.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
Friday LaceSs
Brings These tEmbTOideriss,
Values In Dress Nets =

Embroidery Fiouncings and Corset
CoveTinEs-133s 70 II inch-Csmbries
Naiusooiz and swiss-spOclal---- 80
Erab'y Edgings and Insertings-
Cambria. Nainsook and Swiss
20 8 inch--value Is. .fO
Point de Paris and fancy Iacas
and insertings-2 20 iueh-valus o. e
Oriental Lace Nets-white ana
eTeam-neWese patterns-value .es.. 50
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
Friday Rt1oClS,
Brings These NsckWear,
Values In Ea11x'rS

20 "a inch Dresden Ribbons
plain or cold bordeTs-valus %. -. Z =
4ak inch TaGetss-Whlts. hlarlz aaH
all cOloEs-value 2S-...-.---.....-s Z Z
Women's Washable Stockz-IAn-u ana
Bafisto. On fancy elects also ttilorad
stocks eld ascct<-Vello 20 20 O. "a
New Eub'y aud Lace E8lHlnxs-
for waists and sleeve eFiuE-inSs-
value 50. .--......-.. ...,---...-..... 90
women's Az Linen y 8. HAu1kSs--
10 cent Qusiity- ---.~--s.sss-@ =
Mems All Linen Il 8. Han6sfs.-..- .
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
Friday Lace Curtains,
Brings These Bed Sets,
vaIues m DraperieSs
Rugs, &C.

bfluES 1ueSe
vaInos In DraperieSs
RugS, &c.
Nottingham Lace Curtains-choice
patterns-SlS yds. lons-value S1-4a .SS
Gable Net Curtains-variety OF
up TO date patteFns-S15 yds. lonE-
value $z.SS. 1-8S
French cable Net Curtains
Renaissance. Marie AntOinette and
Ciuny Lace Inserting and edge
value $500. .-..-......--.--.----- 3.SS
Arabian Lace Bed Sets-rich Reuais-
sance cenfTe-deeD Vala2ce-bolster
sham to matoh--valuo $I.0s---.. 4. SS
VestibuIe Panels-SOx5O- dainty
real lace ehects-value 80. .-.---... 20
KimonO & Drapery Silzs-Oriental
and floral patterus-value 90. ----. .s3S
Belgium Stripe Slip Coverings
% inches Wide-value H. 4 21z
Yard Wide Curtain Lawns-variety
OF patterns-value 10 9$
Fancy C'olored Scrlms-4O inches
wide-value 10. 1e.--.--..-.-..-.. 12h
Art Burlaps-single ana double
1Rce-effective desiEns-value .23... I 3
1000 Imported japanese Mating
Rugs-ix2 yds-vHlue S1.OO- ..-... As
Best Tapestry Brussels Rugs-fne
cOlOrings-9Xf2 ft.--valua $3.50. 70
New Grass Rugs-2x3 yds.-cool
colorings-elsswheTs $500 g &S
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
BOARD AND RooMx

Single insertions cents per line. siIte<a
soros- seven ttrnss consecutiVeiy 81. which
snntles advertiser 20 have rooms entered m
lne Iribune's Directory OF Desirable Rooms
tor period of fourteen days Write for
circular.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11

ONE TELEPHONE ENOUGH.
The telephone is intended 20 facilitate communf-
cation. Two telephone systems increase the cost
end lessen tho utility - %
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
The Atlantic Telephone CO.

New yo The % M T Tor Franchise for Telephone of
hundreds sent to Comptroller Metz of where the Anoac T
PNe mas been installed and where
practical operation to the andad of
file be seen in the ComptroIers office - ~
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11

Grand Rapids, Mich, May 9, 1906.
The Automatic system has been in use here
Tor over two years and is giving complete salts
faction The Independent system has materially
reduced rates. GEORGE E. ELLIS, Mayor.
Grand Rapids, Mich, May 9, 1906.
Number of telephones in Grand Rapids be-
fore our Company started, 140O; now about
1O,5O0, of which 1910 ours, saving the people
over 100000 annually, compared with rates
which before obtained Our increase in subscrib-
ers since installing Automatic two years ago.
fifty per cent, evidences public satisfaction with
Automatic service
CITIZENS TELEPHONE COMPANY,
c. F. ROOD President.
Lincoln, Neb., May 9th, 1906.
Great majority our citizens favor indie
pendent telephone movement. Exchanges
needed in all large cities to make complete COM
petition. In toll line system we find competi-
tiOn beneficial to public 1t reduces rates. i'm
proves and extends the service Independent
company here installed Automatic Exchange
Service furnished by it most satisfactory to our
citizens. w. c. FRAMPTON
President of Council and Acting Mayor.
Los Angeles, Cal, May 9, 1906.
We recommend Automatic Telephone SER
vice, also independent home telephone system, as
being beneficial to this city
THEODORE SUNDERLAND, President
Los Angeles City Council, and others
S. w. HILLOCK, G. A. SMITH, PERCY
V. HAAMON, EDWARD KERN, E. L.
BLANCHARD.
I, Fl. j. Lelande, City Clerk of this city of
Los Angeles, do hereby certify that Theodore
Summerland s. w Hillock, G. A. Smith, Percy
V. Hammon Edward Kern and E. L. Blanchard
are members of the present City Council of the
City of Los Angeles and do compose majority
of said council, and have each signed their names
to the above recommendation
ii. j. LELANDE, City Clerk.
P. S. I also take pleasure in recommending
the Automatic Telephone service and indie
pendent home telephone system, as they have
fetal to the city in more ways than one
H. j. LELANDE.
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