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New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
FOR FEDERAL CONTROL
Y. T. YoaA'um Fa5ors a COM
mWHty Of Interest.

IN the current issue Of The Worlds Work" B
7. Yoalmm chairman Of the executive board Of the
Chicago. Rock Island K Pacific Railway expresses
himself in favor Of direct feGeral control Of rail
road capitalization publicity Of railroad accounts
ard fair adjustment & thu interests % the pub
ije. tie railroads ana :he government He doses
The article by eayinS that the railroads should
not enter into politics" and with the hope that !
IIii-e may come "hen t'e railroads VIII not be
forced 20 to 3 state federal capital 10 save
Themselves from dangerous legislation" lie says:
believe that the solution Of the railroad prob
lem is 20 he found il the cooperation 0f the people
era re railroads through tna government Of the
Ir6ted States. The time has gcne 10y wnen the
railroad could go ahead and work out is plans
and carry its operations without consuming The
interests OF the people The railroads must fall in
try
He then reviews the several points forming the
basis of the present agitation. and touching on
thr Hepburn act. says II is both Just and wise
Nj Yoalum then turned to the limitation Of
fc5ure security issues. This plank in the most
He continues.
Il heicve that the capitalization of the rail-
-oaoa should he directly under federal law. Such
LEGISLATION should be made with the fact clearly
mind that in some sections Of this country there
large areas that need railroads. and that they
cannot get the railroads unless the builders are
allowed 70 make a profit. the chance Of
D~odts. on the building. The law should however.
-cke il impossihio - gain these profits than
once. and the requirements Of railroads for new
capital TOT Improvement. equipment and develop
y q.
should - placed under the supervision Of the In
terstate Commerce Commission, with authority
only u authorize such increase Of capital as the
property needs fully TO take care Of its require
Ineats.
= believe that there should he uniformity in ac-
counts, ana am glad to the efforts now being
made II that direction by the government There
should be no mystery in the railroad business. 7
think that cur accounts should he subject to in
Fpecton Hy the government openly and freely
Hs The accounts cf national bank sub
Sec the INSPECTION Of the examiners
y DO not believe that railroad pools should he
ieEGlized but DO believe that traffic associations
Hrt%een railroads should be allowed The federal
government, by indorsinG a pool would give an
advantage TO a few of the stronger lines, 10 the
eeiTintnt Of others not parties TO the pool BY
lesalizing the traffic association. however the gov
eTrnle-t would be legislating for whole. rather
than for the part. This IS the true function Of
EoNernn.ent.'
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
CHICAGO TERMINAL LITIGATION.
Minority Stockholders Allege Fraud by Har-
riman, Stillman and Gould.

Chicago. June 25-Attorneys for the minority
stockholders of the Chicago Terminal Transfer
Eal.oad Company filed IN the United States Circuit
Court yesterday objections 10 the petition of the
property Of the terminal company. alleging that
TIE contract under which the road oV-
Grated was obtained by fraud by r H Hartman,
James SULLIVAN, George J Gould and their associ-
axes
\ minute later attorneys for the terminal com
x Ohio Railroad had not deposited $4,000. re-
CURED by the court as evidence Of good faith.
and *l0s90 65I for the redemption Of the bonds of
1oa terminal company. and asking that the prop
'1t# be sold IN accordance with the original order
~ The court The petition of the terminal com
TanS Is merely perfunctory, the Baltimore &
Ohio holds the bonds.
Objection is entered IN the Of Edward a.
,.c--s1 and other stockholders. who say they rep
resent . 90 shares. They say that the property Is
v0rt1 s. 10000 and the charges against the bonds
o--. amount TO only Sl6.s24 $50. and aege that its
sale undor the terms Of the petition Of the Balti
more X Ohio Railroad viii deprive them Of a fair
Va1a- r-r their property
Z = charged that the Baltimore & Ohio gained
SO II than ~ Per cent Of the terminal
2 Ia-- renta! would have amounted 10 not less
than s@sl 90 year
II is asserted. furthermore. that John Y. Fait-
fo-r. @N-TEestdent and present receiver Of the
company. vas under the control of Hartman and
his associates and that he has refused TO take
steps 20 annul the present lease of the Baltimore
< Ohio Railroad
TIE complainants ask for access 10 the books
a-c PAPERS Of the terminal COMPANY that hey
may make answer 70 the petition the Baltimore
s Ohio falIrozd for the sale Of the property.
Judge kOEl-aat will Tx : date for thu hearing
90 argEl.eDts- and IN the time the baltimore
4 ohio rs principal creditor will continue 10 use
II. t.iT1-aals under its present contract.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
CoLER OBJECTS TO TRACK LAYING.
Wants Police to Stop L. I. r. R. Work on
Atlantic Avenue

Mr.. CoIer. The Brooklyn Borough President. yes
teraay called upon Deputy Police CommjsslOucr
OEoeff- to stop the employees of the Long Island
Tsaiorad Company from laying tracks Atlantic
avenue between Bedford avenue and Fort Green
Place Brooklyn. M Coer told Mr. O h eefe that
the tracks were being laid without the consent of
the city auth h)Tities
The courts which have been appealed to. have
net decided whether the company has the right to
lay the tracks but the cOmpany's men nave heen
work there for the last Two days. The city
raid the Long Island road $4,000 to assist IL IN
IT'S recent improvements with the understanding
that no tracks should be placed on tho avenue
The Long Island Railroad Company SAYS il
the middle Of the street although IT has fran
chsc TO lay trolley tracks there. The property
owners are said TO much stirred up by the action
Of the railway managers
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
SEEKING TO GET ITS MONEY BACK
Wabash Railroad Company Makes Tender of
Deed to City of Buffalo.
- T.Ieerarll . - rrloane.l ]

Buffalo. June 25-On June 2s 1906, The Wabas Il
laiiroad company bought the site of the old
hamburg cana from the city for S90l 900. The
citS acquired 'he property from the state for 500
hut spent ro@ry s. ooc 600 nning in the canal and
i!s-f-l9tloE p t-"2- ~ i. The Wabash when il
bought the site, stipulated that within one year IL
sh5ld @aEe Il clear tfie ana absolute right To OK
ieno lis lines anywhere on the strip. II now as
fff7 tEat tho city has not given Il rIi possession
that the New York Central cas- two tracks across
ihe strip and tn; city grade crossing structures
enfFoacn up"n t. To-day the railroad demanded
The Eet~rn Dt its money. with interest. and ten
deIel tho citr "a deed 10 the property The city
T@:used he aeed ara declined 10 return the money
fr,1oIation Counsel Desbeckcr says the city has
fulfilled It's obligations. The matter will probably
D i1keu Tho courts
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
MEXICAN CENTRAL ASKED TO PAY.
Holders of Income Bonds Demand That They
Receive Interest

Holders of Mexican Genital Income bonds. i Vas
said by well Informed interests Yesterday. have
addressed a letter 10 the officials Il the company
these securities and that they he allowed cx-
anime the books The letter. which was said %
be signed hy large London holders and by bankers
in his city referred 20 the fact that these bonds
had been accepted iu part sat ton OF the first
mortgage per cent bonds. and that the former
bondholcers had not received any return upon
their investment for eighteen years
The increays ID earnings of the company and the
enhancement in the value OF silver urged as
requiring some recognition Of the boadholdcrs'
claims and the acquisition OF STOCK by the Mexican
government was pointed 70 a evidence Of the
improved position Of creditors of the company.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
COURT AND COMMISSION CLASH.
Federal Judge Assumes Original Jurisdiction
in Adjusting Interstate Rates.
IBy Teleearh to The Tribune

Sioux CIV. Iowa. june 25--BN assuming oIigi-
nal Jurisdiction IN the matter Of adjusting inter
state rates. Judge Garland. Of the Federal Court
at Sioux Fails. 5. y. to-day brought the courts
IN conflict
In restoring the rate from Chicago 70 Sioux
Falls. s T., the basis Of 1o4 per cent of the
Chicago Sioux ClrN rate. tho court oNeIlIled the
demurrer Of the railroads that the Federal Court
had power u enforce any interstate rate what
ever not already filed by the Interstate Com
rlerCe Commission
The roads are enjoiued from returning this
old rate on June . and hearing IS set Tor July {.
when they must show cause why equal
the two cities should obtain
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
Financial Meetin gs.


THE THIRTY FOURTH STREET NATIONAL. Rank
OF NEW YORK. Al WEST 34TH STREET
New York. June g. 1897
Notice StOcEhC-ferE.
hereby notified that a special Uneet.nE the
stockholders this Rank VIII be- held
Association Al West 34h I'm the Borough OF Man
haitian tho CITY OF New York the sh day OF July
lpO7 o'clock NJ take actioG upon resolution
place this Bank in voluntary Nqudaton 70 take eject
Pee named IN said resolution when reSolu-
uon will bs in substantially the fouoViUg form;
Resolved. That The Thrty-Fourth Street National
Pauk of NeU ba placed IN voluntary liquidation
provisions OF Sections $500 ana 1921 OF tho
United States Revised Statutes such liquidation 10 take
effect July 1907
And you further notified that said meeting
win introduced for action by said stock
holders In substantially the following form;
Resolved That the Board Of Directors and the
b. and they hereby auhorized and
instructed organize Bank under the laws .. the state
uf known NEW NETHEItLAND
RANK NEW YORK - succeed assets ana
the Directors b.. and they
here -GtZed certificate tncoT
roration said New Netherand Rank of New York In
provsonS Section 60 ~ chapter
1892 the State cf New York. such
organization to be as OF the day Of July. 1907
And further notihei that action WI b t1Asn
on matters b. deemed essential IN
force and effect the resolutions to DO
as Yours respectfully
CURTIS J. BEARD. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
DECISION FOR WEBB G. PRALL.
Justice Blanchard Afirms Award Against
Dr. C. T. Parker

4 motion was made on Friday IN the Supreme
Court before Justice Blanchard, in which II was
sought aside the award Of Hamilton Odell To
Webb < Eorall against Or. q. r Parker This the
court refused DO and affirmed the award of The
arbitrator in favor Of Webb FraL for E27t-3S.if
This amount. under the agreement between the
parties. Offsets the award made favor of MS
Parker leaving q balance caused by the aIb!-
traitors fees and adis meHt Of interest to ho paid
10 her ty W-hh & Prau Of 8. 81 -. which IS now
deposi; with the CITY Chamberlain To her credit
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
aTaEer LII sreAM RoAp MEReER resr.

b"ston. June Assistant Attorney General
|it"l halee to-day asked Judge Braley Of the
'sH2-c.ne Court. 20 reserve for the fun court on
.'.hitf'@rs t3c -eedir2s brought against the
N'or'efier & Webster and Webster 6 Dudley street
..-i"'E companies urG"r statute contemplating
- - revocation II tie charter Of a street railway
t,.n'a.y that IS acquired by \ foreign corpora
a. itehe Proceedings are auxiliary 10 the ac-
"f@'hst the Ne@ York, New Haven & Hart
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
WANT TO KNOW ABOUT BUYING AUTOS.
Aldermen Ask Ellison to Say Whether Pub
Ec Letting Is Necessary.

The Board Of Aldermen adopted yesterday reso-
luton requesting the Finance ana Public Letting
committees to look into the question OF purchasing
automobiles and I get the Corpora ton counsel 10
say whether the purchase Of automobiles without
public letting could 0e lawfully authorized
The board authorized the appropriation OF $4,000
for park Improvement Borough President Coler
asked for 100000 for paving and got $4,000. lie
SAID he would call again, The board also author
ized an appropriation Of $500 for mural decora-
for the city College S2G5556 20 for Brooklyn
mar
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
NORTH CAROLINA RATE LAW SUITS
Injunction Issued Against the State-Cases
To Be Argued To-day.
IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune ]

Asheyle. =. c. June 25-Judge Pritchard has
Issued an injunction against North Carolina Cor
poTatiCn Commission behalf Of the Carolina q
western Railway % prevent tn" enforcement o.?
the North Carolina rate law. which goes into ef-
1ect July J. upon application made bv Cravath,
Henderson < De GeTsdOrn. Of New York. in the
suit brought by the Standard Trust Company Of
New York. This case VIII be heard along with
similar cases against the Southern Railway. the
Atlantic Coast Line. the Scaboard and other rail
WAYS which viii be argued here tomorrow. Prom
.nent railway officials arrived here to-day including
President FiElF. Of the Southern and President
Emerson 81 the Atlantic Coast Line.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
TO POSTPONE MERGER.
Massachusetts LO7cer House Passes
Bill and Sends 1t to Senate.

Boston. June 25-The bill restraining the con
soIdaton Of the Boston K Maine Railroad with
the New York. New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Until after the neH. Legislature act upon tho
plan passed to enErosSmeut in the lower
branch Of the Legislature by unannous vote to-
day, after a referendum 10 the people had been
killed by 81 10 l35
The bill now goes to the Senate for concurrent
action
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26

THE FOURTH NATIoNAL RANK OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK
New York June - 1891
The B7nra Of Directors this day declared a semi
annual dividend OF THREE AND ONE.HAIF PER
GENT. PAYABLE on and after July lst. proSiIuo-
The transfer books VIII close a 3 + NJ date
rerp-uIHs July lrt 1901
CHARLES II PATTERSON.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
rEA>kII> TRUST CoMrA~Y.

t-, York CIV. June 5th 1901
tn" Board ~ Trustees has This day declared "A
glaft-rE dividend @t-0 upon capital stock of
ttls "nwpauv. Iarttl~ June 2aN 1907. t. stock
holders ut record .'.se % business csth 1907
CLINTON " LTDLTN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
BANK OF GERMANY WEEKLY RETURN.

Berlin. June 25--The weekly return of the I'M
periaI Bank of Germany shows the following
changes Cash hand increased B,iVo'e marks.
Treasury notes increased 64ol-o marks. other Sc
curites increased $3.50 00 marks. notes in circula
tion increased Is -" 000 marks.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
ANIEKICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY

III Broadway New York juno ~ 1907
The Board Of Directors this day declared quarterly
dividend os on" and th~e-quarters upon
preferred capital stock payable July end 1907
Irrrrr-I Sfo. khndrrs Of record close
| u"ss July 5th 1907 checks VIII BE- mailed
Transfer books the preferred stock VIII al
/ = / VI July 9th. 1907. and July 22n5.
tlrv
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
NArInNAI nIs1I.Ir CnMrANN

Tho regular quarterly dividend ot ONE AND ONE
QUARTER PER CENT the Common been
declared PAYABLE July 10Th 1907 % stockholders %
record ta~ clos" husiu"ss June -Sth 1907
fer book. viii be closed from June 10Th 1901 July
18th. 1907. both inclusive
+ r RUGRFF Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
Proposals.

DtBLIC NOTICE CITY OF NEW ROCHELLE Y
L Sale Of sewer certificates Of Indebtedness
Sealed proposals viii be received the CIV
his office the City Hall Building. of Main and
Mechanic Streets. up 70 clock 7 NJ Tuesday. July
n s. 600 0p each except that Certificate A.
shall be for the Of s. GIG - be issued pursuant
Section 2O9 OF Chapter 12S Of the Laws Of IS99
the New York The said certificates be
numbered from f1rty-seven inclusive. viii
bear interest ct the rate Of i've t5
and VII te sold 20 the person. firm corporation
Offering the highest premium therefor and VIII be
dated the lst day OF July 1907 and each Of rh- said
Cerrroarss ~ Indebtedness shan be PAYABLE
from tts date but shall upon It's face. contain op
uon Of the Citv Il New Rochelle 20 pay in year
from the date ot its issue Il the Common Council OF
the city ~ New Rochelle shall 50 elect Interest on
the said certificates viii pavable the DAYS
OF July ana January IN each year
Each proposal must be aco1upanied ry certified
check National Bank or Incorporated bank or
Trust Company % the New York for 81 90
PAYABLE order Of the city Treasurer Of City
OF New Rochelle such deposit be forfeited the
CITY n the parties 70 whom these certificates
shall he awarded shall fail 70 take and for the
I'm accordance with the OF sale The ceTti
fcutes he delivered az the once of the city Treas
tine civ oI New Rochelle. y Y on the 9th
day Of july. 1907 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon NJ
VIII be required pay accrued interest The Com
Council reserves rhe right 70 reject any and all
bids All bids to be addressed TO Charles hammer
meyer. city clerk and marked such BY order Of
Common Council of the CITY ~ New Rochelle.
Dated. Rochelle. y 1907
CHARLES EANNERNEYER. Cltv Clerk
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
THE CHATHAM >Arro>AL BANK

o,r,cI ,,ygi ~ ~ - l,l 1r cen. has .,,. ooy
declared ny the Eoard Il Directors PAYABLE and
until which date transfer
b., II = DOREMUS. Cashier.
New York juno 2Ist 1907
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
Springfield Illinois June - 1897
TO IHL HOLDERS OF THE Consolidated MORT
GAGE 81 THIRTY YEAR GOLD BONDS OF THE
CHICAGO. PEORIA y ST LOUIS RAILWAY co.


Referring r." 'A- interest January 1897. the
Company gonsnil,ci So cold Bonds. holders said
bonds are hereby notified mat r., interest uatuIei
tG.re.n January l|7 'il be PAID on ana after Tune
- 1907. presentation and surrender the os
M"ssfs Dent. Palmer Co.. - William street York
4 tE. coupons Tor sand interest
Ls order. " BERGER.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
Dividend Notices.
WESTINGHOUSE
fIectric aud MANUFACTURING Company.

New York June 10
hss"nt-rs md NoE >sserr'us stocks or rhe COMPANY
Nts 'taTi payable July lp 1907. khoIdeTs of
record June IS. 1901 Transfer books Will closed
June -. 1907. aHl open july -. 1907
W SIEMON. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
NEW YORK CENTRAL Il HUDSON RIVER
kALIknAD CnMEANA

'r .r ~ pa" Treasurer %~v York. June 1oth 1907
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this company. at
usretiUr held This day declared dividend OF ONE
ANI. 'NE-H HALF PER CENT its capital stock
I''3t ~ this ott-. n" l5rh day q July
r. I.-rs OF record rhe close II buslues
dry. ~" 2Nrh inst EDWARD l. ROSSITFR Tr~a s,r~r
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
Dry Dock Savings Institution
GRFENWICH SAVINGS BANK,

r 10th
INTEREST At THE RATE OF FOUR PER CENT
PER ANNCM will be credited deposit7rs for the SIX
MONTHS and THREE MONTHS ENDING JUNE So
1900. all i've dollars &C three thousand
dollars entitled thereto under the bylaws. payab!s
July IL. 1907.
JAMES OUINLAN President
CHARLES NJ BUTCHER Treasurer
J HAMPDEN ROBE. Secretary
Deposits made before JULY 10. 1907. Will draw
from JULY I. 1907
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26

ford Railway Company. heard lately before W =
Slocum master The entire proceedings are
brought with view to testing the validity Of the
merger OF the street railways and steam railroad
comnarteS
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

yy, ended lima ., Ell dG3 7s3 $40 81 0Gs slI 492 s2g
January L. 800 e92294 257. 7y4
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
rHr RANK OLE AMERICA


Hoard or Directors to-day declared a semi
dividend or thirteen ,l31 cent. OF tax
Iayte July -t 1901 10 stockholders Of Of
date
The transfer books VIII remain closed 2nd 4
1907 " N RENNET cashier.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
OIL, ADF; pHIA STOCKS.
T}tt Asked

FURNISHED by Charles Il Barney Co. No - Broad
street. New York and No IL south +th sueet.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
Union Dime Savings Institution,

BROADWAY. 32D ST AND SMITH AVENUE.
GREELEY SQUARE NEW YORK
Interest three and one half per So
So 600 Credited July 1st. payable July 18th. any
later.
CHARLES Y SPRAGUE President
FRANCIS NJ LEAKE Treasurer
WILLIAM q ROSS Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
cnlcAeo GRAlN AND PROVISIONS.

sex dividend
New-York tribune., 1907-01-10
RAISULI's FORCES AGAIN FLEE.
Arzilla Evacuated-Distrust at Paris of War
Ministers Orerations.

Tangier Jan. "a column of troops under the
command Of Caid Setbib, consisting Of four
hundred men with several guns, moved to-day
In the direction Of Arztlla. The followers Of
Raisuh. who occupied that town, evacuated 1t
the approach OF the Sultan's troous Tho
War Minister says that he intends to attack the
Wadrass tribe with which Raisuli is supposed
TO have sought refuge.
Paris. Jan. 9.-Oficial dispatches from Tan
gier say that the troops Of the War Minister
have surrounded the tribes Witch are harboring
Raisuli. who is said to be in danger of capture
There is a suspicion here however, that the
campaign against the bandit is practically end
ed, and that the War Minister has no wish m
proceed against the Pretender. The presence in
the north OF Raisuli and the Pretender would
furnish the Moroccan government a convenient
excuse for not meeting its obligations
France has selected Major Manquin of the
looth Regiment OF Infantry, six captains, four
lieutenants and a number Of non-comnissioned
officers for service in the Moroccan police
New-York tribune., 1907-01-10
VIOLENCE At FOUGERES.
Locked Ont Employees Refuse
Chance to Return to York.

Fougeres. Jan. 9.-There was considerable
violence between the factions of workingmen
as a result Of the reopenng to-day of the shoe
factories which locked out their employees two
months ago Only 500 out of 1900 men re-
turned to work. The workers were assaulted
by the strikers. and finally were compelled to
demand escorts OF gendarmes to conduct them
to their homes. number OF revolver shots
were exchanged and several arrests we've made
The strikers paraded the streets of Fougares all
day, and this evening the Mayor OF the town
resigned his office when his orders forbidding
street gatherings were not carried out This
could not be done because OF the few police In
the district
The situation is serious. and a recurrence OF
the troubles In 1900. when a factory was de-
stroyed, is feared
New-York tribune., 1907-01-10
Intelligent, Economic
Distribution of Merchandise

There are many stores, with many vary
ing ideals. With some, the money-rnak-
ing idea is dominant. 1t is present with
ALL. But policies differ.
The Wanamaker Idea is that Best Ser
vice is the Best Policy
The sound economic basis develops the
best service; and best service must win
largest public favor.
Wanamaker ideals, upheld by rigid
discipline and aggressive effort toward
betterment. have created the stores char
acter.
The public approval of these ideals, to-
gether with confidence in the stores abil-
ity to live up to them, is evidenced by the
immensely increased business that is re-
corded annually by the Wanamaker
Stores.