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New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
WANTS sWEDEs TO COME HOME.
King Oscar Is Probing Conditions Which
PROMPTED His Subjects to Come Here.

Chicago. July 1S-Kng Oscar is anxious TO
secure the return 10 Sweden of the hundreds OF
thousands OF Swedes who have enigrated 70
America and has begun an investigation to de-
termine what were the conditions which
prompted the people 20 leave tho Fatherland
and what would be necessary for Sweden TO 90
TO induce them to return.
The editors OF Swedish newspapers and
Swedish ministers In Chicago have received
from the emigration investigation committee OF
Stockholm a circular calling on them TO ascer-
tain from Swedish Americans the chief reasons
for emigration from Sweden.
Editors Of Swedish newspapers are asked by
the Royal Swedish Statistical Department to
publish this request for information at intervals
and TO send all data to the Swedish consulate IN
New York City before October l.
The committee in charge Of the investigation
is composed Of one hundred prominent Swedes,
including many members Of parliament and pro-
vincal governments Sweden is said to desire
particularly the return of skilled mechanics, OF
which there is great scarcity in Sweden, owing
TO the better opportunities for high grade work.
men in tho United States.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
RISE IN COTTON GOODS.
increase V@ious!y 1scribed to Trusts
and Tradc Conditions.

Fortunate is the h0Usokcepcr who has sood
supply Of household lincn-o.. TO speak more ac-
eurateIy. cOtton-au hand. Cotton goods have gone
up - per cent in the last year. and some of the
retailers have almost doubled their prices in that
time. Sheets that could be bought for % cents a
year ago are now s. 70 in one store, and pillow
cases show corresponding increase
Spoo, cotton, which has never been higher thah
1--we cents q spool within the memory OF woman
ma was four cents a years ago, went up TO
nx cents May 29, and il Is ruInored that II
hay 90 much higher ten cents having been named
Is the high water mark. Some KINDS OF cotton are
,ot to be had ALL and some dealers are laying
, tLeir seasons stock now Tor iear they
wont be able 10 get any next year. tapes, TOT
instance which are made OF the finest cotton,
are very hard to get One dealer sent all over
town last week for 4 certain kind or tape ana
couldn't get it,
These things are varioUsly ascrbed to trusts and
trade conditions. The thread market Is controlled
by the Spool Cotton. Company and the American
Thread Company, Thread Agency, as II COM
monty called. and they were certainly making a
handsome profit a. cents a spool, according 10 one
authority. There could not have been any urgent
reason he thinks for the rise IN price, but there
Will not buy thread that has not the standard
names on it
I'VE could probably produce a spool OF cotton
as GOOD as any for cents" remarked the au-
thority, but would buy II because IL
would not be Of the standard makes
Trade conditions however, seem to count for
something Labor is higher. il is said. and the
factories cannot get it at any price. The demand
for cotton has increased with the rapid eNlah-
sion Of country, and II Is not expected 1hat
the coming crop viii equal the requirements
Altogether, the prospects Of immediate reAeI III
the cotton situation none Of the brightest
There are no signs OF lower prices ana the
tendency IS toward stil higher ones.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
BOY IMMIGRANT TRAVELS 5000 MILES
Benjamin Meyerson, with Tag on Coat, Here
on Way to Parents in Omaha

The Hebrew Sheterng Home, at No. 22s East
Broadway, has a new pet in tho person OF Benja-
min Meyerson. OF Libau Russia. The boy is only
years old.
About months ago he left his native land in
company with his mother and five other children TO
Join their father at Omaha Arriving in Liverpool
the mother found Benny" had the measles. lie
taken TO the hospital and left there. his
mother brothers and sisters making the trip alone
Benjamin, when he recovered his health, came
the Etruria with $50 In his pocket and felt
like a millionaire. He proudly displayed tag
pinned his coat telling inqurers his destination.
No. 2404 Ames avenue Omaha.
Two playmates board ship helped him to pass
the time but the only names by which Benny"
knows them Ike and Joe" Then he landed
Ellis Island where he espied by Samuel
Lamports. the agent Of the Hebrew Charitable So
cicty, and turned over to his present benefactors
In few days he Will leave for the West with n
party of immigrants When yesterday all
Benny would say was II want TO get to my
mamma quick, get good big dinner"
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
To WhOm 1t May Concern.


A A SPECIAL TERM OF THE SUPREME COURr
~ the Borough Ot Manhattan. City os New York On -
2Ih day of June. lsoT-Presents Hon James A Ranah
ard Justice-In the matter Cf Application .
John Ca-an Company. for authority charEs is rss
70 TIE Calian Feterrou Company. Upon reading and
ming the petition OF the John C-lRn Corlpzuy.
Inest!o corporations duly verified By Rudolph
It's president. wherein said
authorizing = 20 assume another corporate mans 70 VIZ
the name Calan FsterrON Company. aud upon el.ns
tho certificate with the Secretary og state ar1sxsf
proposes 70 AssCls u not The Ot other
corporation or name nearly rsse-nttlS -
calculated 70 deceive. and Hing proofs
cavts showing that notice OF the presentation saI
I%tiion has been duly published f1- tares
weeks N the New York Law Journal and the
fress Two daily newspapers OF the County o. New yll
]" wic5 county such corporation business o-a
and the Court being satisfied pstt-5a ans "
we a-ndavits and CeTt!rcats presented Al
the Fstltiel 10 and that there resS0la1s
Ie0tion TO ths change of name proposed
SL uis presentation ot the p~ttcn required ~
mas oSen made: now, motion &
attorneys FOR the said petitioner Crposs
ordered that the said petition be hereby
Is GRANTED. and that t2e petitioner herein John
taan company. be. and IL hereby Is. authorized
Felerrol Company. and sitter the day August
ISu and u Is further ordered and directed that tzis
order Do entered and the papers which lts1
oe He'd within ten days from the date hereof.
county IN which the certificate OI Incorporation s83
corporation - filed. and a copy
order within ten days after the entry thereof fsd
IN the once OF the Secretary of State further
copy OF this Order be published a t5ur
successive weeks IN the New York Tribune newspaper
IN the County OF New York yvirli-
after the Enter n A n 4
A Copy; Peter J. DoolnS Clerk
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19

and sleeve bands OF white embroidery. and Is worn
with belt of black patent leather, but almost
every material that Is used for little girls dressas
IS appropriate for this There are a great
many washable ones that charming for imme-
date wear. while little later light weight woods
viii i've pretty made, either with or without the
chemtsette. In the SINAI! view the dress is shown
made OF white lawn, with trimming of embroidery
and banding. and is with a sash
The quantity OF material required for the me-
dunn size (six years. IS IA yards b. 81 yards 30 or
21a yards a inches wide with "a yard OF ali-over
embroidery, TO make illustrated, or IL yards of
banding to make without chemisette
The pattern, No. 5733, is In sizes for girls OF
four, six and eight years of age.
The pattern will be- sent to any address on receipt
or 10 cents. Please give pattern number and age
distinctly Address Pattern Department New-York
Tribune. If in a hurry for pattern send an extra
two-cent stamp, and we will mail by letter postage
IN sealed envelope.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
BOYS soMERsAUIT SAVES HIS LIFE.
Falls from Third Floor and Spoils Dish of
Tomato Paste

Teddy Sondore. eight years old. was playing
circus with broom last night on the fire escape
of his home. the third floor of No. 2IO East 97th
street, when he fell over the railing 1t is forty
feet from the third story to the stone paved
yard.
Teddy turned somersault he fell his feet
striking the railing of the fire escape of Signora
Amanda. the floor below. He stopped there
in dish of tomato paste that was drying
spoiled the paste and his clothing. He also cut
his face and arm. DIR. Fischer put a little arnica
on them.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The one-piece dress IS always desirable for the
younger girls. 1t means the long lines that SO
becoming, 1t does not hamper the in the
least and It is exceedingly simple to make
This one Is distinctly novel. while IL allows OF
such variation really 70 mean two models in
place Of AS illustrated there IS little chem
isette and the double sleeves used but the
dress be made high at the neck with either
short or long sleeves and with single double
sleeves as liked that frocks Of quite diff
ferent appearance be evolved from the model
In this pale blue linen is made with chemisette
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
NJ V pOrnsy Attorney for Receiver 40 Pine sfrs' Ne"
York CITY

At \ SPECIAL TERM. PART II. OF THE SUPFIs-jj
~ Court held and for the County OF New AotA. =
County Court Mouse. In the Borough OF Nan1aIlS-
city OF New York the 9th cav Of June lS't.
Charles III. TruaN JUSttce-ln tho NS
OF Voluntary Dissolution OF the Interborough el.
Rubber Supply COmpany-On reading snd hlns the an
Mott HartshOru, the Receiver or the a,NT
verified the Sth day Of June -.
and on Motion NJ. V. Dorney, Esq, Counsel ror -
said Receiver Ordered. that notice be -
described requiring all the creditors OF
said Interborough Vehicle Rubber Supply Ccr any ~
ali persons having claims OF kind against SAID
pany exhibit their claims TO said receiver. q. "a
office broadway. Borough OF Manhattan ClI .
New yorN parties the above entitled po
ceeding within six months from the nrst puohca9n -
this order default thereof they be precuU
from benefit OF the order Judgment when may t,
made such proceedings. and from any dlstIlpu
which shall be under such order or tudsne-s
Further this be published once Wee
month for six months Nv York Law Journal -
New York Tribune. Newspapers published n Ias 49,
Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

Silver Bay Lake George. n. Y. July 18.-The In
ternationa Sunday School Convention is in session
here. with attendance comparing favorably with
that of other years. Mr.. Mchenor, general secre-
tary of the Young Peoples Missionary Movement
gave address to-day The Sunday School
Work Of the Movement" Considerable interest has
been shown In the daily Bible classes. The lessons
have been selected from such of the international
series for 1903 as lend themselves 70 missionary
interpreta ton.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
NO SHIPS FOR BOSTON FESTIVITIES

Boston, July 1S-Governor Guild to-day received
letter from President Roosevelt stating that war
ships cannot be furnished to assist In Roston's
Old Home Week celebration. The Governor had
written 10 the President asking II II would be pos
sible TO have one more warships present In the
harhor during that festival. The President in his
reply stated that II would ne impossible 10 divert
the vessels from needed practice.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
MAYOR NOT TO FIGHT AT PRIMARIES

Mayor McClellan's political managers announced
last night that tho Mayor would not make any
general fight at the primaries IN September 7, IA
understood that Fire Commissioner Lantry and
Corrections Commissioner Cogsey Will not be op-
posed by the friends OF Charles F. Murphy.
John J. Hassett says he IS going 70 make fsht
for the leadership fl Lantry-s district but he 10
not taken seriously EX-Alderran Baldwin. who
fought Lantry last year, has made Up with the
Fire Commissioner.
Mr. Coggey stands well IN Tammany Hall and
Mr.. Murphy Is not going out OF ht5 way 70 hurt
him In the 3oth District John F. COwan probably
VIII give tho Nagle-Owens forces a battle. and ths
Nasle men will have all the help that the NcCIel-
ian administration can extend. But outside OF hat
dozen districts the power OF the administration
egalnst The Murphy leaders viii not ba exerted
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
OLDEST POSTMASTER IS RETIRED.

Centrevtle, N. j. July Is (SpecaD.-The postof-
flee here has been discontinued and residents OF
this section will hereafter receive their mail
through rural free delivery from Neshanic Station
Christopher b. Stout who is said to be the old est
postmaster in point of service in the United States
has been retired. He has served postmaster
since 1856
During the fifty-two years Mr. Stout has been In
charge OF the office every business transaction with
Washington has been signed by himself.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
DESERTED TO FOLLOW SWEETHEART

Bakersfield Cal. Ju.S 1S.-Because his sweetheart
left her home in Delaware to come to Los Angeles
George Crichton. private in the 4th Company Of
Coast Artillery, at Fort Dupont. Delaware, de-
serted the army and followed the girl to the
coast. Disapponted at not being able to find her
here, he surrendered himself to-day 70 the local
recruiting officers and lodged in the county
1ail
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
NEW MUNICIPAL ART COMMISSIONERS

Mayor Mcclellan yesterday announced the ap-
pointment of Arnold w. Drummer to the Municipal
Art Commission. to flll the vacancy caused by the
appointment of Walter Cook as advising architect
10 the Board of Estimate and ApportIonment. Mr.
Brunner was recommended by the Fine Arts Fed
Grafton. No salary IL paid to the commissioners.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
BUYS LAND FOR SUBWAY ENTRANCE

Boston. July ls.-The Boston Transit Commission
took to-day what is considered the most valuaols
lot or land IN the city OF Boston TO provide en- en-
trance 20 the Washington street subway. Ths
land. which IS at Winter and Washington streets
comprises 1855 square feet and Is valued az $50
q foot Land and building worth nearly $4,000
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
WHITMAN EADE JUDGE
Magistrate appointed to General
Sessions Bench By Hughes.

Albany, July Ex-Governor Hughes appointed
to-day City Magistrate Charles S. Whitman OF
New York, as a Judge Of the Court OF General
Sessions of New York City at an annual salary
of $4,000 Judge Whitman will fill one OF the
two vacancies now existing on the General Ses-
sions bench. 1t is understood that II Is the IN
tention of the Governor to fill only one vacancy
on the General Sessions bench. he Is or the
opinion that only one judge Is needed just
at present.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
OLD MAN TO WORK OFF DEBTS

Laporte. Ind, July 1S.-George Lightcap. old and
feeble began work labCrer to-day TO repay
bondsmen money they lost through his shortage
while Treasurer of Stark County The total
amount owed by Lghtcap $5.6S3 "a II was
lost I'm bad investments.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19

Charles s. Whitman who gives up the presi-
dency of the Board Of City Magistrates to ac-
cept Governor Hughess appointment as a judge
OF the Court Of General Sessions, has won
name for himself OF late by his persistent effort
TO break up the evil of professional bondsmen.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
SUNSHINE.

II you want be cheerful, jes set yer mind on 1t
and do IT, Can't none OF US help what traits We
start out in life with. but kin help what We end
up with.-AIice Hogan Rice; Lovey Mary.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT NEW YORK
" Countyln the Matter tho Voluntary Dissolution
OF the lnterborouGh Vehicle Rubber supply Company
All Whom II May COLcern- Notice Is hereby gwen Le
have been appointed by the New York Supreme Court ~
the above entitled proceeding Receiver OF The Ineroor
Vehicle Rubber supply Company and OF AL the prulfy
ana effects of said corporation and that HavS dGy
qualified such receiver, and do hereby require l. ~
persons Indebted 20 said corporation 70 render an acI
Office. No. $40 Broadway. BorCuEh II Man
haitian city OF New York state Of New York py I
10Th day OF January. 19OS of al debts and sums -
owing by them respectively and to pay the s'
to me 2 All persons having IN their possession AlS
property effects of such corporation o. deliver 80
by the said nth day OF January. l%S s A.
said corporation deliver their respe
and demands by the said 10Th c1N oA
January. 1905 q All persons holding any open OF So
ssting OF said corporation present tne sans
IN detail at the place aforesai "a
or before the said 10Th day Of January 1898.
IAANIOTT HARrSHORN. Reeeivsr'
S46 Broadway,
New York C1ty.
Dorney Attorney for Receiver. 40 Pine ssres New
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19

pa, snt-Aloany. june lSth 1907 Whereas ths
teut"hIa insurance Company, located OrlsaEs.
IN the state or louisiana has filed n this otacs
sworn statement by the proper ocers thereof showing
It's condition and business has compiled
speCts with the laws State relating % Fire
surance Companies Incorporated Of ths
United States
Now therefore. in pursuance OF law. T. OTTO KEEL
SEN. Superintendent ot Insurance. of the STATE =
New YORK. do hereby certify that said Company %
hereby authorized appropriate business
OF Fire Insurance IN this state in accordance with law
during the current year The Condition and Business
OF said Company az the date such statement tDe-
csu.ber 81. l9O6l Is shown follows.
Aggregate Of admitted Assets $3.50 S4l s.
Aggregate amount OF liabilities (exCept
tal and Surplusl including reinsurance ass -Sf20
Amount actual paid up Capital --.---.. 250Oo000
Surplus all liabilities ......-. 1d3 s-J IS
Amount Of income for the year...-..... ST1 T3S IS
Amount OK disbursements FOR the year... S9T Odd %
In Witness Whereof. have hsreuntO subscribed my
and caused the afiX0d ths
day and above written
ISeaLl OTTO KELSEY,
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19

A bin now before the Swedish Riksdag and favor
ably reported by the Committee Education pro-
vides fhat all vacancies Cor instructors In public
educational institutions universities. colleges. sei
rartes etc may De GI!,d ~ women as ell by
saer except the thoolo-lc1 chairs AZ tho universi
ties. Pr0fessoTslIigs have already been held by
women Il Sweden's foremost aHiverE!-y, Cpsaia.
A clever woman has made herself blessing 10
her friends while AT the same time adding TO her
own income by caring for Iurs and woollen gar
rlents during the She has large attic
where the clothes kept in cedar lined closets
or cedar chests al cred closely with paper
and eaeE garment IS carefully inspected every
day ghe garments return 10 thc:. Dwners fra
grant witt ce iag and Il charge - ) per cent OF
their vaiue IL collected. Ia the small town where
this woman lives there is other place where
furs could be taken for storage.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
10 ADDRESS THE =.

All letters and packages intended for the T. S. s.
should be addressed TO the Tribune Sunshine So
ciety. Tribune Building, New York City. II the
above address IS carefully observed, cOInmunica-
tions intended the T. :. 5 VIII be less likely 70
20 astray The Tribune Sunshine Society has
connection with any other organization publl-
cation using the word Sunshine" All checks and
money orders should be made payable 10 the Trb-
une Sunshine Society.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
SSEvw<9zets
<<sss;saYI
MEANA EINCSS
AyS>sS

There large, soft feather busters, much
expensive than the ordinary kind, which said
70 take I'D end hold tie Gust instead Of scatter
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
WHEEL CHAIR OUTINGS

Massachusetts member, who has been disabled
for nearly forty-two years with paralysis writes
that she would Ike 10 take outings IN her
wheel chair, which means that must be
hired push the chair Her sister who is seventy
one years Old. IS longer able 10 make the exer-
e45n The letter states that the writer was dis
Gessiniyly i'll during the long, cold winter, which
added 20 the expense % living, thus depicting the
small income. Not g dollar can be spared for any
form Of pleasure, and yet this almost helpless
does want 10 be taken into the sun
shine" She adds: Il DO enjoy going down 10 the
Common OF town. II Brushes the cobwebs
from my brain TO meet and talk with others and
get glimpse OF the outer world. have told you
OF all my IniserIcs, but of nay joys I am
thankful for ny eyesiSht. for my love Q: books and
fer my friends. When callcc to endure
hard things and to endure lCEg, sometimes
think the 10Y does not even up' the sorrow, but
thee is joy Il tie World well aorco'."
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
4 GRATEFUL MOTHER.

Mrs. Baker. mother OF the crippled boy at Read
ing Penn, writes that "Josey has not been able
10 leave the sunshine cot sent TO him since last
MAJ so the gift from the emergency fund for
warded 70 him last week was doubly welcome as
IL enabled him TO have some extra comforts" Be
fore the gift arrived the mother had money to
buy him the matted milk ne needed much.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
THANKS FOR CHEER.

Soldiers Christian Aid Association has expressed
many thanks for the box OF reading matter for the
soldiers 1t viii be distributed among the various
army posts and help many OF the boys in blue to
pass pleasant and profitable hour. Mrs. Thomp-
son. Of Lenora. Kan. IS grateful for the T. S. S
gifts that reach her from the Office and ind-
stduals She says her mother-in-law. who lives
With her would like to hear from her Sunshine
friends on her seyenty-thiTd birthday, August 16.
Books Of large print would be most acceptable.
The address is, Mrs. Hannah Thompson. Lenora,
Kan, Route !.
Down In Connecticut young mother, living in
an isolated place. made almost happy by the
receipt Of some pretty fancy work and dainty rem
nanfs.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-19
HAPPY DAYS FOR BOYS.
FORWARDED READING.

Mrs. L. Of Brooklyn, has forwarded magazines
10 Mrs. A Mailer, Of California; Miss Esther Ford
OF Maine, and ''Munsey's' 10 the Rest Home. A
member Of No branch passes on religious read
ing TO a solitary woman in Massachusetts. An
Alabama ''sAut-in'' reports that. although poor
herself. she is glad OF the opportunity to give
pleasure to her neighbors by sharing the good
szser that comes 10 her through Sunshine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07

How to Break Of This Expensive
and Reedless habit.

No good business man would pay
twice as much for his stock OF goods
as he ought. Why shouldn't be apply
the same principle to his cigars?
The 10c cigar habit is expensive; II
Is also needless Q. A. Buckner & Co
have put in o cigar, Wadsworth Bros
''Chico,' that is rs good as any 10c.
cigar ever made, YET it retails for 5c'
straight.
Just see how easy IL is TO break of
that l0c. cigar habit by smoking
sChicos." Stop at @. A, Buckner &
90. and try "Chico." See how evenly
it smokes, what 25c. aroma 1t has
how the ash stays on solid and white
without fieckinR or dropping. @. A
Buckner s. Co. have the sole agenc.
for Wadsworth Bros "Chicos'' fo
Mexico and as this is naturally 10
town, and people are accustomed 20
/ 1Oc. favor, it follows that they will
have q big trade on these cigars tha
give a real Havana fragrance and ia
vor at the SC price.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07
wILFLEY CHARGES WILL FAIL
State Department Says st. Louisan iu
China is Upheld.

Washington, Oct. 20 State Depart
memo officials discount in advance The
charges to be filed against Judge Le6-
beus r. Whitley, of the Federal Court
Of Shanghai, China, formerly OF Mex
leo, Mo, by Lorrain Andrews, former
Attorney General OF Hawaii, who Is
said TO be coming to Washington for
that purpose. Secretary Root said TO-
day that inquiries In the past into
charges against Judge Whitley had re-
suited In bis conduct being fully sus.
tained.
Mr. Andrews, according to advices
received here, was atHonoIulu, Hawaii
the first week in November, on biz
way to Washington He has not Al
yet arrived in this city, or ut leasl
has not appeared at the State Depart
ment, nor has he made an appoint
ment to see the President. He an
nouncement that IL will be his pur
pose to file impeachment proceedings
against the former Sc. Louisap, will
congress, on the grounds Of malfeas
ance In office and utter disregard fol
the rights Of Americans 10 the fal
Eagt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-11-07

We are in receipt OF the Billings,
lhontana) Gazette, which contains an
article endorsing Governor Joseph W.
Folk for President OF the United
states. 1t also mentions two new
oanks,one at Hardin and the other al
Huntly, both established by Johh b
Arnold,son Of Z. q. Arnold, sr,of thli
city John B Arnold is president Of
ooth Of these institutions, which star
under most favorable auspices