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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-30
WASEDA TEAM WILL
ARRIVE TOMORROW
The New BIeachers Completed at
Athletic Park Will Add 1000
to Seating Capacity.
"Chiyo Maru-Anchor Friday noon
Waseda aboard

''Chiyo Maru.-Anchor Friday noon.
Waseda aboard
This wireless message was received
last night by Editor Onodera of the
japanese Daily Chronicle from the T.
X. X. liner at sea.
The box plans for the Sunday and
Monday games between the Oahu league
teams and the university champions
from Yokohama will. be opened tomor-
row at the Chambers Drug Company,
50 that those who have not secured sea
son tickets can reserve seats for the
first two days of the series.
Many Anxious to Go.
\ great many are anxious to attend
some of the games, but do not want to
lie obliged to purchase reservations for
the entire series. With the probability
of great rush to the park for the early
matches many were of the opinion yes
terday that they might have to 90 out
to the grounds an hour or 50 before the
games were to start to secure seats, but
last night Mr.. MarcalIino, who has the
supervision of all the details in con
necti0n with the Athletic Park events
said that seats for these two days would
be on sale at the drug store, beginning
tomorrow
The new bleachers, which add room
for thousand to the seating capacity
at the bah grounds, are finished and
there will probably be room for every
body who may want to see the real
Japs perform on the diamond.
To Open Extra Gates.
There will be extra ticket offices at
the grounds and additional gates will
| be opened to prevent congestion at the
entrances. Three entrances will be pro
vided for those who hold general ad
mission tickets.
The all Oahu league team, which will
play the first game with the Wasedas
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-30
GLIDDEN TOUR ENDS
AT CHICAGO TODAY
Forty Automobiles Scheduled to
Finish 2851-MiIe Grind in
Trophy Contest.

The forty automobiles which left
Cincinnati on the fourteenth of this
month on the seventh annual tour of
the A. \. \. are scheduled to finish
their 2S51-miIe journey, ending at Chl-
cago, today. 1t is tie sixth time that
the famous GHdden trophy has been
contested for, and nineteen cars are en-
tered in this division. \ new prize,
known as the Chicago trophy, IS beng
contested for this year for the hrst
time, eleven ears being entered IN TINS
division. In addition to this CadulIac
! going over the course fitted out with
gun carriages and Rapid truck IS car
Tving baggage, etc, in addition to the
official cars.
Long, Hard Tour.
This tour is the longest and the hard-
est tour ever conducted by the assocla-
ton. As the rules are more severe than
ever before, it is expected that the nm
ish will find those cars which have com
DIated the entire course much more
heavily penaIized than has been the
case on previous years.
\. q. Whiting Of the Automobile
Club Of America is referee, while ChalF-
man :. NJ. Butler of the y. y. \. con
test board is personally conducting tn"
tour. assisted by y. l.. McMurtry, +.
/. Ferguson of New York and David
Beecrott Of Chicago.
Working Parts Sealed.
The contest board technical COM
mittee inspected every working part
Of the cars before leaving CINCINNATI
to see that they conformed to the stock
car rules and were not in any partlcu-
lar specially constructed for this test
All the working parts were sealed by
the committee with wire and lead seals
These may be broken at any time ny
the drivers. but always under the 90
servatiou Of the official observer pro
vided for each car, who notes when
ever seal Is broken and Just what pen
al-v is due for work done on the work
inc PARTS 50 iuclosed.
Following are the contestants Tor the
two trophies:
Gldden Trophy.
Premier Motor Manufacturing
Company. ,,-.s.....-.,,,
Company.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-30
ATHLETES To MEET
CHAT TiNOOCh TEAM
Rice Rounds Up Bunch for Fourth
of July Field and Track
Events.

Billy Rice has gotten together an
amateur athletic team which is said
to be the pick Of all the Island meets,
to 90 up against the cruiser Chatta-
nooga fellows on the morning of the
Fourth of July at the Boys Field. 1t
IS to be a field and track meet com
Prlsing hundred-yard dash, a two
twenty, four-forty, an eight-eighty, a
half-mile relay race, a high jump, stand
ing and running; broad jump, standing
and running; pole vault, hammer throw
and Shot put
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-30
Merchants to Contribute,

No admission is to be charged and
the sport-loElng merchants of the com
munity are to be touched up for a
suitable array of trophies to gladden.
the hearts of the victors in the strenu-
Gus stunts, whether they be Uncle
Sam 5 sons of the seas or the husky
island lads or both.
The strong armed John McCandIess
will hurl the hammer and put the shot
to distance that may strain the
jackies to cover. Johnny Jones will
play high jinks in the pole vault V,
Marcallino viii put the sailor lads to
the test III the broad and high jump
John Carey, the Y. NJ C.. 4. distance
runner; En- Sue, who has tied the
world 5 record for the fifty yard dash;
p. Young and Frederic Wilmington, tive
good Punahou sprinters, and George
Holt, St Louis College feetfoot, will
romp with the seamen in the track
events. Bill Desha, one Of Punahou s
athletic stars and L. Akana, who tries
to head off all corners at first base fol
the Chinese team in the Oahu league
viii figure in the contests. There viii
probably be other local athletes added
to this list later, but Mackenzie and
the Hitchcock boys viii not be among
them as they have gone on vacation
to one of the other islands.
Sailors Have Misgivings.
The Chattanooga field and tracl
team seemed to have some fear yes ,e-
| day that Rice was going to ring il
some big college champions from ala
to trim the sailor men, but he as
sured them that all the local contest
ants were Honolulu boys and had neve
won worldfame on any Of the bi!
varsity teams. The Chattanooga s ath
/ letic manager was not ready to max
, known his lineup yesterday, but he SAT-
he would have it prepared by today.
! The events are scheduled to start a
nine O'Clock in the morning 50 as no
! TO detract from the Athletic Park base
I ball sessions IN the afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13
BAD FIRE ~ NEW ROCHELLE.
chinese Laundry man stuck To His Tub
and HAD 10 he Driven Away.

NEW RDCHFLLg. Y. y. sept. ia
blaxe that threatened the entire business
block on the north side Il Main street.
teiWa.u Tawton and Roe streets. started
this afternoon with IN" explosion II a
small tank e ga-ulcns m tho rear e the
tailor shop of samuel Cohen at i4j Main
street The row - of frame construction N.
the only fr"proof building heing that ~
the National IIty Rank at the lawtun
street conner
Leopold MaEnu-. owner ~ ia" build
ing In which the fire broke out and who
IL Au invalid - wears ~ age. was carried
ont Of hts bedroom over he dry goods
store. adjoining tho storr IN which tho
fire broke out. samuel Cohen was burned
by the explosion hut fought the fire with
hanRinxs torn from the wall until dragged
away nv the frem"n.
Deputy CITY Treasurer B.nl amin u
IA .laau. ex-for"man ~ Relief engine
COMPANY. pr William r Carter a rhar-
macist and Edward Carson. a ,eWcll"r
all fireman. were carried out ot second
story windows by th"ir comrades. over
come by smoke
Charlie lee. a Chinese laundrvman. re-
manned At his tub while the fire ragged
until he was driven ont nv n stream ~
water turned On him hv n,enh"rs 4 the
HuguerCt Engine company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13
TITOLI MtNiGER HELD.
Former Owner oT TenderioIn Resorts
SAYS He Isn't = Tntef

Whom Charles Z. Ackron. Who with
fhr"' others Z oplrgri Nth stealing
- 40 ,lElrs worth s. iOO from la Var
rr=a Cigar Company was up FOR eX.
ANIMATION IN N" Jefferson Market Cour.
Yesterday he protested g. Magistrate
Si"In"ri that n" had nothing - do wi'h
~" tr"fr and asked for TIN" - show his
InnCr.u,"
Your Honor am clear ~ this oTen"" =
SAID IN" man who a. one time ran the no
tor,ou- TNul ,u West Thlr'y-fifTh s'raat
You know th"-" men md what chance
a man with my record stands among
them. ant b." Indicated with a gesture
Sup' George : Drugh.riy = the Pink
er'Dns and Detectives Sh"y I'm and Butts
from IN" d"',a.tly" hlrClV Vhp were
standing on ~" brldc"
I cau II" anything IN iaIl and ask
permission - $3.50 some - nav friends 10
-""If" hiIl and an adjournment frr
few d1y=-
\ UD-'poueW"u' - tho examination
until September 10 Wis granted bui IN.
Mag STRAIT" r"' r-.'i e. lower the tai
from m" S7"si tgYr" - ~ti.Ir,ia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13
CIR ON DIAMOND THIFF.
Police ssS Prisoner Il "OId Man Iedd,.
Who HAS spent 10 Years In JAN

4 gray haIrei man. past middle aRe.
with pale wrinkled face. stood ~ the
bridge yesterday afternoon at IsHarznn
Market court and listened carefully 10
what two detectives and four compla inantS
had 10 say against him. He asked = f"w
questions and turned his face appe.. inEly
To the Magistrate
The prisoner was booked "a George
Martin The detectives aay that he has
a dozen other names and IL a notorinu.
diamond thief Hi- record. which one
~ thu. detectives carried on a yellow slip
IN his pocket and handed 10 the Magi--
trata. shows that h" has spent at least
twenty - his slIty three years IN prison
Martin they saw hs ~ more correctly
known ~ odd Man l.eddy" was charge
with stealing a leather bag from N"
Br"du Iuport,ng Company ~ ~ Fifth
avpuus un SATURDAY September 2
Iu-tlu RarIch 81 the importing cotnTany
sad that hs had followri the man out 81
the -tur" and found the tag ~ M pos
session
wH- confused and tonk the Tag bv
iui-tnk" said Martin.
There w"r. others On the bridge Who
san thtt th- prisoner mad virtItnizei
them AndrsW Nc, 'arthy. salesman
for the firm uf Andrew 7 Nord 81 Ms-t
fpTtf -FNNsifi SUI f-sis r-iFl itlat MARI ~ was
the man Who last w""k went into the
Nurd rtDT" during IA. ram and stood
near a counter where q tray 10 I..ndan MT
vHhI.,d st 81 Was displayed 10" hurris-i
ont to catch a car aud tOok The. tray with
him man connected with = EIun.
av-nu- J-Wrlry house said that Martin
had stolen ~ gold bracelet from NJ" store
Edward II"Tschel who runs = paWn-hup
ut aIs seventh avenue. told "a. Ma gl-trais
that MARTIN had sold the bracelet 10 him
for o. oscar SaBdlarg II SS1 Fourth
silver pitcher.
Mag l-trate Steinert held Martin for
trial under Hsn haii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13
,rCTH PiRTr mann IRON.
PROT NrNilIan and COMPANIONS are on
wAy Home after Surcr>sTuI summer.

Prrf Donald Y MACMILLAN - Worcester
Academy and h.- party, which lnrlIi.Ss
william u cabot Dr George = How. and
u : clark ar" On their way back - the
United Stats after spending n" summer
IN the far nor't Part ~ a letter written
IN board 'ha teaushIp lnveTtnor, IN
tho Ia bradpr coast August and r.ceiveh
yesterday ny Herbert T.. Brldgman r"ids
T. rnIgh' interest ypl 20 snoV that Va
have pulled ~ our trip successfully our
plan Vas 20 -'riS" due w"-' from DAYS
Inlet. across country through an uueN-
glprrI section until We came 20 tho Oe0r 20
River and homo of 'h" Nas'a-lrre Indians,
hoptug on rotate 10 discover many uuknovu
.shr. suI DO" regular tran 81 'he.a psn,..
- rr" 'ua-'
w." dfi All fua' Va" blame! ami NOR.
I"u. -.gn'. 'pr luuzirId" and latitude AZ
'r-0u.- u"fr'- IN t-iI. passed 'lIu.sh three
.f'g' "a go. iN" largest. Mis- "r.uIEr HDuuL
"'l'' '." H..'-. ant cam" o., i|- t,,.prl,,'
auo4' 600" hYu ir"t ana "'ty o. .e- from
Vie .ns~' ~" pH--.'i one utght N a loot -.
80 'n" Na-,H poe iniItr- ~ tt,r-'.. r,.,,-
v, ola l.ur, OF RIVER
ih" party left Bu-'Du early ~ the sum.
U.'r ant = -Iri'l-'''i nov o. h'. 80 ~v,iu,..
y
Hey vent ~ . point IN o." Go ~,
River north II wL-T" l...Iu.i - u ut.
bard starved - death ."ril year.
ugp Nh" fryug 20 trace IA" t,.'urgs.-
source Hrrf Ni.M lillian WIS u IA P,.iry
nu las lt-' tT.p. when h- found the north
Irl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13
DIED ~ HER IO3D TEiR.
Nrs. Harriet =. Brck With, the Oldest Resi-
dent % Oneida CounIy. DIes In I tea.

TTICA. sept IL Mrs Harriet seymour
BeCkwith. ~" oldest resident ~ Oneida
county, New York. - dead at her hons
in this city at the age ~ ln2 years -
months I'p 10 y year ago IN" enJovnt
excellent health ana was confined - nor
nod only thr"" w"Cks preceding her death.
Nrs BccKwIth was horn IN the Will
Il New Hartford. lr-- than half do7"n
miles from the -c"u" ~ her death Wa
the rNCcpti0r = h"r summers, whI.l
frr many wears she .pert ~ Nantuck"'.
Mas MIR BcckwIth passed mH-t Z
her cong life IN I'lcl and vicinity - e
- survived pv four children, Albert
B""kwrth - FIkhpru. VIZ fr"der
B-CkvItn ~ Dee NolnsS. la: Ne
Harriet NIeacncr ~ Kansas civ and Ms
MARY = Rrrk~rtG 4 Utica. with WIN
N. ItNeA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13
riLSrIr u,RkED JEWELRY.
Manufacturers I" blame. say Those vine
cause Retailers Arrest.

Samuel Gpli~'..lu. j.wsller. with q
~tur" 80 81 ia>'=r street. was arrested
ys-r..'.!ay IN = warrant issued Nv Magia-
cat" kr,'.I charging him with selling
.cs..Iry stamped With false carat mark
lu rn. Es,.', Nar."t police court Gold
-r'... NaIEoi "Nhu nation and - as held IN
Ssis, aIl fpr trial
M complainant "a Moses Cohen.
aup'Isr r"'aIl IsS sliar. with "A store at
10 suffolk street un August 10 Cohen
AMI hi salesman ! Terrace ~ 2sl Grand
-tr".'. we're tired IN Special Ssa-sons on
IN" Same charge Sentence was sls-
p"0d'd ~ cohen: his salesman was finest
$50 since that time an organization ot
retail Jewellers has been formed under
IN" maine. # th" Manufacturing Jew oilers
NS-pcatIun ~ the stat" ~ New iorl,
N" PRIMARY object ~ the as citation ~
-aid a. be" 'p protect retail jewellers from
Wholesaler, n" sell spurIouslv mark 81
gev'lry
AARON ! levy. counsel for the as-nCia
ton. sad Yesterday that The arrest 81
G'ld.'"iu vas an attempt - get at Ia"
manufacturing who sold 10 nm tho
vrDuClv marked Articles cohen alleges
that b." fought from Guldst@ln two
hrs ~l"t- marked - carats which upon
ASA showed ur,N Hl"ven and a fraction
vararS Of gold "a 10
Ia" contention - the retailers IL that
'h"y hay" ~ accept rho manufacturers
statements IN ell gold PIE, .As or else melt
them gp for ASSAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13
~ P\OTH EIE RI.
Woman Detective Now Reads without
specs. NhIch she GOul,I uO nrTorr

B"lls Holmes, ihs woman d"tr,t.yr 81
tho County Medical Spytety. again ia.
hal her eyes ght cured hv hvpnntisri and
magnetism Sh. ~ riIll N,1rIug glasses
however and her hea Ter Irpt - GhsrarG
ot 3i3 Past listh street. ~ awaiting tria
~ the Harlem Iuhc" court thus afternoon
g Dyer assoClatr uI Almutu 4
Nandiv-r. counsel for ~" Ni"llrai society.
recently came across the Hiy.r' isrul,-n'
Of Prof Gh-rardi IN all an yar"r l.
SAWS that III" Professor ~ without an
- iuAl N hNpnui sin aud rragr".'r powers.
Accordingly B-iir Hulu.as whohas been
cured 10y Sa'uri BILL Eds. the Iugr doctor.
and MIR stem. the pager PRAYER h,'iI"r.
changed her name Ia Maria Toto and with
Mr. Lotto. another detective su. calI.,d
"u tho pruir,sbr. Nh-n they arrlyed
at the professors ui'ic" they found ten
Iatlsnts waiting 10 ~. healed Mr. Toto
explained ~ Italian that hls wife had
lost a gold ring aud would IA. pro-
ft'>s.rr N.uily hypn"li," n Ua,A Ia h-r
finger
Gn"raui assured tilr cpupl, IN hr,k Ell
knRlr-h that any hvpnutt,t whu SAID he
Cpgld -, td,N J"N-lrv wds = fake ~
Mr. lott gaN"up the riug a, gone forever
AID complained at severe hc.darhe- and
not lr.ng ahl- Ia sleep sleep seems
To have been Ghrraril'> strong point
b" instantly b-cau. interested amt
-,pii'-i Mrs Toto for wearing glasses
n" s.iid that his pric- was So to rICh or
poor ari that II Mrs Toto would wat
a WnIls d. a mas. her -."rp Ih" - new
born uAb.
After IN" pth..r pa l..itS had i...; tree. eel
MrS Toto seated herself ~ the treatment
char and Prot Gh-rardI tvgan to cur,
b0T Just then "a man entered the uffiu,'
ana allowed The pru''-S-D- to drop som.
sou.tlpu N ms eyes IN. newcomer
then turned :" ~" Gu'os and landed the
professor treatment for irlUhOmA saw
Iug that ali Pdris hat lated ,o r-itey. han
Do" professor ,w',,'"i with pgl.!e and go
planned thai the .r. VA. I-,SSiisl., n ro.lEh
a wonderful herb from GERMANY mivs.d
y ltn preparation II ms own tor Winch
b" Iai REFUSED latulDlI, sgtu-
li"n Mrs lotto was toll 'p remove her
., a--'- and giI'. a. ti." ,,''l'r,. Il a raNpIy-
H. Tar lHNot-t uu a standard NuIh'
''" fl'Ir. g.lr'4 No" professor EfIp.s.i
u"r tpr-h-ar snapped las fingers. rpfl'.l
r- "N"- aud mu'l"r"d. ~io''p S.--I.
s.'",r ~pr" enough uu 'u" ~.',"ufe"uru
- '-'r' 90" Iai'"ti ,i"-'"i h"g eye
r" professor Wa i"ushf"t lie
placed Goth on Mr. IUiD.s .-ii .ya and
pr"arh..i "u u Then he repeated IA"
pru,.'-- CO.. the night ~. Afl-r rul-
Gh"rIrd. C.apI-.i hl- hauu- ard crl.i.
Nas" uP' waH" up' ] commando YOU
fu wake
A. Ms Holmes uI-,u,-l h-- eyes a."
professor thrust a y'aU"r irture her eve
and tod her ru read
sIsua for new nat. rral-u.. read 'rs
defective" who has ever read her paper
~ 'rp1' n-r griS-..-
tu"rardt was 80 please Wffu 'ha result
,i u,- tI'aiII-'., 'ha' be- l|ra..v accepted
Al t4ffTsFs fs#sfsstI - ils "a he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13
POSTAL CLERK ROBBED NAIL
FILCHED 4 PiWNTICkET AND
cor 4 WOMlN'S JEWELS.
Thefis NJ the Hudson Terminal Branch
were Traced To . Former United
states sailor Drc0y Letter CsntssH-
Ing Hills Trapped ItIm tie COnfesses.

chief Post Once inspector W W
Dies son : men arrested yesterday Samuel
II. Singer. a clerk IN the Hudson Terminal
Binding branch post Office for robhinR
the mails. and cleared mp the mystery 81
stolen pawntIcket for jewels worth
81. rp
There had been many complaints that
letters particularly special delivery let
ters. mailed at the Hudson Terminal
Binding branch did not reach the persons
they w"T. meant for. IL il a big branch
which handles daily a vast quantity of
mail
Chief Dick Son ass gUed inspectors James
and jacobs To net th" thief Their ohser-
vations pointed toward Singer Nester-
day morning they slipped in the mail a
d.'ruy letter add r,.s=.,d 10 Mary Higgins
ltB CalluNhill str,.'t. Philadelphia, Pa
There WAS s. IN bills IN tn. envclope
Tho DETECTIVES watched she letter pass
into Singers hands waited an hour or
two amt then uahlri him The letter
Wa, m has p'sk"'
~" dimitt"l stealing o.. they reported
and confessed that be had stolen TIA"
pavutick 81 which Mrs g. r Ipjohn had
mailed 10 herself from ia. Hudson TERMS
nal Building uu N"Ut"rlbnr ~ Thus case
has r't,Is''l chief Dick son much annoy
dncr Mrs luiunn ON September n.
l.HEl. paWn"d Tor S1in a diamond siInbursf
stud. uug and gold chain and bracelet
\ few DAYS ago. having renewed the loan
- another year she mailed the renewal
~ 20 herself AT an address, ~ New Jersey
~" never got the letter
singer. - m" post ofiCe detectives
tuli Chief Dickson. admitted that he had
uIr.u"i IA" letter and taken the ticket
"" asked q fellow clerk IA the branch
Edward Stern. o. redeem the Jewelry
giving Stern the cash Redemption cot
Sgul and stern. entirely innocent. aC-
,pr,ilug e. the detectives gave the iewelTy
20 Singer linen Singer asked Stern
Nh"r" b" 'puld get them reset cheap
IN" D'"rh named a plaC" and took them
there Tor Singer R"-"tting cost 81 81.
aud The - lees wsrr 80 tran-pOSed as to
max" Identification difficult.
Last evening Inspectors James and
Jacobs went - Singers house. sal Pros
prct avenue. IN" Bronx. and recovered
all II MT- iplrhn'S VaLIabss except
ia" -'uburzt. which Singer had pawned
tor slOI. Ih"v got III" ticket when they
searched Simpson.
Ia addition they found a mileage Penn
y IvaUia Railroad hook. A422l37. and
m" fragments - three baggage checks
which Singer had 'dken yesterday from
= letter addressed To- Ral.iRh. y. G
IN" poet office clerk IN - years old
and he has q wife and two children. one
p wears old. the other IL months. He
~. q -llipr Iu the United States navy
h"i"rr getting the 81 PSI Job tn the post
rr.,c
h." Will b.. arraignad this mornigg before
& uuufi--luUer Alexander
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13

CoLrNBUs Ohio. Sept - George !
Devilhiss ~ Columbus, surerintendsnt
~ motive power ~ the HocNng Valley
Railway; Lawrenc" e. Eugl"r II Column
bus road foreman ~ engines. George
Milhourne. alSo ~ Columbus. engineer
and al unidentified pa-s"uger we're killed
IA wreck IN the Hooking Valley near
.mOYn". eleven miles south II Tpl.ai.
shortly before noon to-day
The train was late and was deraIied
when going forty-Nv" miles an hour
OficLl- ar" unahl" - determine IN"
CAUSE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13

hcyc the tension or lover the political
temperature some one would say.
B.,rS IN tra ming " ith the direct primary
folks
ln outsider would always be surprised
at the laugh this would raise. and a native
would explain that Mr.. B-Twin plays
politics SaS days IA the year, and the
Qulgg brand ~ politics at that. and life
for him would Ice "A WILDERNESS " ever
direct primaries prevail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13

~ utnl'~hm"ut al rebates iucrra -.d orr
gr,,- earnings W. wrr. praCticl Nv
ia",si with q condition under which We
were asked L. divid. some - our pros
p'rty with IA" men On the ruJu. but W.
haiu enough Tor alt 80 "" made increases
IN great many of our rates
Mr Ihnyrr Sald that " has ALWAYS been
r" piH"iIc" IA rltSiuK rates - consider
? ~" vain" ~ th" lrtIric aud hat this theory
i At IN" hI~ls nf IN" Pennsylvania. nov
ftrIW
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13

Th- Wali street edition % THG FvEStVp srS
con tsins all tho financial news and the stock and
bond quotations 20 me close Of ths market Tho
eoIng 9ustat ions inrluding the ND and asked"
prizes. win additional news matter. are ron
t,inod also In the night sditiOn % THs EvHNINo
grN .-Ads.