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New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
LARGE BROADWAY LEASES
Midtown Store Rented for Long
Term of Years.

Frederick FOX & co. have leased for the
ReEal Shoe Company the store and base
ment ~ Nos. 1l63 and 1165 Broadway
corner 9th street. 20 Bernheim e. Co. Inc.
tclothiers). The lease is for term OF
fifteen wears. al an aggregate rental OF
over $4,000 The same brokers have also
LEASED for II. J. Harding & co. the store
and basement IN the Broadway Central
Hotol. Nos CO. and 6es Broadway. for a
long term of years. 20 J. Bloomfield q Co.
Samuel "a Martin has leased for Thomas
Simpson in the Simpson Building. No. 1874
Broadway Offices 10 the Interstate Motor
ing Association. for Rose Cahen. the store
and basement At 40. 2l73 Eighth avenue 10
George McSuiness. for Sarah r. Martin.
the store and basement ar No. So3 Ninth
svenue % S. p. Patayianes. and for Morris
Weinstein the entire second loft 81 Nos
and Prince street TO Jacob Bistrong-
BENJAMIN Bernstein has leased for the
Hartford Lunch Company to Doyle Broth
ers. dealers IN leather goods, The store ana
basement al No. = East 42d street
Edward c II. NoFler has leased u the
Hvgrade Wine Company the store at the
southwest corner OF Est street and Am
srerdarn avenue. for q term of wears, at
the aEgregate rental OF $3.50.
The Brown Realty Company has bought
through G. r. Moore No. 225 North 9th
street three story building. on a lot Box
To- feet: also 10 S. Rush street. a three
ETC.. building. on a lot 20x1"sx irregular.
The Dur a. Brown Company have leased
FOR George r. Picken for a term Of years
No So West ls1st street, four story
private dwelling house.
Van Nljet q Place have rented for the
rorrJu Brothers Company no. 6s7 Hudson
street 70 D. " Weaver, 10. 6ss Hudson
street 30 s. Bird. 80 Gg9 Hudson street 10
s r. sTcTa-Rcr,. 80. go Hudson street 10
! n Morgan and 30. cal Hudson street 70
A. Rogers. TIE parcels are three story
and basement dwelling houses.
Shaw a CO. have rented the three story
s-c basement irowaStsne dwelling house
No. Is West lz5,h street to a client for
occupancy.
J. Arthur FISCHER has leased for Mlchael
Coleman 10 p Mr. Rogers the dwelling
louse No. y West SSth street
Feue 4 Brother have leased 10 client
the premises 30. sones street for the term
al rrrec yeaTs; for Y. Pisara and y. NJ.
Cavaeraro the second loft of Nos. 100 and
1g2 west Houston street for p term OF years
and for Mauhope Lynn the premises No. II
King street for the term Of three years.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address. Of iessee)


COLUMBUS AVE 47< north \ store floor:
George II Henken to Charles F Hogan: VI. s
mos from sept ]. 1900: $3.50.
SAME PROPERTY. agt TO suitcase as above.
George II Iortmann and George Henken
with same; July Z, 1909: 81; address. 4T4 Co
lumbus ave
DEI-ANCEY ST, 80, % floor. Mcrri. Vein
stein to Clara Marguois. Vt mos from Aug
/, 1903. s240: address 90 Delaney ST.
PROSPECT AVE. s45. store anc basement;
Sykes Realty Corporation 10 Rosa Steitz; yrs,
renewal from oct !. 1913; 81. 400. address, s45
Prospect
WEST END AVE. 81 Union Construction and
Realty Co to Tmherto Fasano and ono: yrs
from Nav 1, 1910; $1,000: address. 50 West End
3D AVE. 2Tl7; Edward o Binzen and ano 10
Bernard Vessels 3 WIS from May I, 1910; 81 700
and 81 500: address. PLY Sc ave.
5TH AVE psi. I'd floor; Compagnie Tnterna-
tional des Wagons Lifts et des Grands Express
Europeans a Corpn Of Belgium. by teon J Gar
cey, atty. to George II Tappen and John T Pier
son; 10 Yrs from May ], 1910; s4,7J0 ard S.. 100:
address. 2sl 9th ave.
SAME PROPERTY, assign lease George II
Tappen ana John T Pierson 10 Tappen a Pier
son. Inc. corpn; Feb Is, 1909: 81 address. PSI
5th ave.
nth AVE. 764. LIST and "a floors: Annie Mur-
ply 70 William II Bumpus. 10 WIS from March I,
1910: Sl51 and S1.eOU, address, 764 l1th
Hath ST. 341 East. Rachel IJederer to Luigi
Laudiero: yrs from Dec I, 1909; 81. leo; ad-
dress. 34i East 114th
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08

pany. Joseph Polstein president. resold tho plot
icoxioo IL feet on the south side Of 1Osth street
zoo teet west OF Am,erda e.o,a the propeTtx 70
the Irving Judes Building and CONSTRUCTION Com
pany. which will improve the ste Win an apart
ment house. The Hennessey Realty Company
r,een,ly bought the plot together with abut-
ting plot 5oxloo feet on forth street.
10TH sTREET-shaw & Co. sold for Or.
East lIeth street a three story and basement
brownstone dwelling house.
IslsT sTREET-shaw Co. sold No. iH West
l3lst street. a three story brownstone dwelling
house. l5x55xio0. TO a client for occupancy.
THE BRONX.
BATHGATE AvENUE-Louis stamms sold 10
Abraham Levin the southwest corner OF Bath
gate avenue and l72d street. five story fat
house. on plot 441ll0 feet.
HOLLAND AvENUE-The Du1 g. Brown
Company sold for Isaae MINK pIot "a 5SxIoo ,o
feet on the west SIDE Of Holland avenue. 100 feet
Eorth Of Morris Park avenue
MORRIS PARK ANENUE-The Duff & Brown
COMPANY sold for the Regent Realty company a
plot lsOx10O feet AZ the northwest corner or
Morris Park and Holland avenues
MORRIS PARK AvENUE-The Duff & Brown
Company sold for Jacob waKbers a plot Soxloo
feet on the north side Of Morris Park avenue,
zoo feet west Of Holland avenue.
NELSON AVENUE Sidney II. Jones sold for
Or. Oberwsger 70 builder the plot J0xloo feet
On the west side Of Nelson avenue l.lJo feet
improve the property with an apartment house
RYER AvENUE-John Kelly sold for VIII
lam II. Hodgins No 205S Ryer avenue, two
family dwelling house lot 25xlSo feet
TIEBOUT AVESUE-Shaw g. CO. sold for
the Central Bronx Realty Company No z4s2
Tiebout avenue four story Doubt hsthouse.
31x67x1oo feet 20 investor. This is the
fourth house Of the same row sold by the same
brokers.
VILLA AyENUE-The Rovels Realty Com
psny sold No. 3oe5 villa avenue, a new house
on lot 1eNl37.9 feet, TO Isernio Filomeno for
S. go; also No. sOs7 villa avenue. IeKIOs.e 8
feet TO Giuseppe Castaldi for 81. 400.
wHITLOCK AVENUE-The George F John
sons Sons Company sold 20 Minnie Wolsinger
and Max WasSerg No. e12 whitlock avenue. a
three story two-family house on plot 25x1+0
feet This disposes OF the last OF row OF
twenty-five houses erected at this point by the
seller.
WILKES AVENCE-The Fleschmann Realty
Company sold the block front the east side
of Wilkes avenue from Eugene street TO 10th
street. excepting the southwest corner OF Eu-
gene street. to the r. & s Realty Company.
which has resod a builder.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08

Brisk bidding ana good prices were feat
ures OF the auction sale OF the holdings OF
the Spencer estates held yesterday by Jo-
seph =. Day at the Real Estate Exchange
saiesroom. Nos. u and l6 Vesey street
The :otal sum OF the sales was ss5e.7oo.
This was one OF the most successful auc-
ton sales OF the season.
Henry Evans. president OF the Continental
Fire Insurance Company paid 600 for
the property Nos. & ana 81 Maiden Lane.
running through TO Cedar street II was
one OF the offerings OF the estates. Mr..
Evans bought the property individ-
ual. He is interested IN the ownership OF
adjoining property.
". u. White paid $4,000 FOR No. ssl
Broadway. near Walker street. a hve-story
building, 25xse feet. Albert D. Boardman
was the successful bidder. at S2O0.coO for
Nos. as and as Broadway. B0NloO feet.
Hefner G. Wolf and S. II. Stone bought
No II Madison avenue, a dwelling house,
Cor Slo.5e0
A large volume of brokerage business
was transacted yesterday. Buyers were
active In nearly all the attractive invest
ment districts. one OF the principal down
town deals was the purchase by George
Alexander Macdonald OF the SIX story and
basement loft building Nos. 7ls and 72l
Greenwich street. between Charles and
Perry streets IL is on lot 3sN7s feet.
A big uptown transaction was the pur-
chase by an investor through the Frank L.
Fisher Company CT the seven story apart
ment house al the southeast corner OF
nth street and Columbus avenue
Plans have been fled for charging Holy
Trinity Roman Catholic Church. OF which
the Rev. ". J. C0nsidine is rector, at No.
2l2 10 el6 West SD street by an extension
forty-eigh; feet wide. which is TO be built
as a sanctuary. and elaborately finished
with Ionic pillars and a vaulted dome.
after designs by Joseph II. MCGUIRE, as
architect. Il viii be fifty feet high and
over twelve feet deep. and IS 10 cost $780,
p0
t.Iaus have also been fled for remodelling
the house of ". Watts Sherman, at the
southeast corner Of Fifth avenue and 9th
street. from designs by Hoppin d Koen as
architects which provide for the remod-
cling OF the ballroom and the driveway
and partly reltting the interior. The i'm
provements are 10 cost $4,000.
Plans have also been fled for new six
story apartment house. with a frontage of
one hundred feet and 70 contain suites for
fortv-three families. 20 be built from de-
signs by b. ". Leyitan. as architect, at
the southeast corner OF ST. Nicholas ave
nue. and 17sth street. al cost OF $4,000,
for the Stratford- Avon Building Company,
q which Lawrence Davies IS head.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08

Estate Exchange salesroom Nos. IA ana l6 vesey
street. resulted follows:
By Joseph p. Day.
MERCER ST. 3. $. 125 II Of Canal 81
2sLS2 2Ksi 2K41S GO, s,y az, blds eKrs sale
WATER ST. 1s3. s. 2sI ft . OF Burling slip
FOR s20. 600 also
3D. AVE. 25e vs.. q # Of 22d st. 2a.Ia
Fucker for S23. 100: also
GREENE ST. 66. s, loss It n OF Broorne st,
- 7xlOo.1; sty bldg: exrs sale: TO R n Ham
mond for sac. 600: also
p 9r44 sx2l 6x41 10: sty bldg: exrs' sale: tG
John Agar for $4,000; also
FORSYTH ST 17s and 157. vs. Ioos # n Of
exrs' sale; 10 Albert B Bosrdmsn for s33,oooi
FORSYTH ST. I!s and 17sh; VS.. 1ss.2 Il Of
Rivington ST. 37.exl0O; two sty and base dvss
eKrs' sale: to L T1mpson for sSS. 600; also
BRoADWAY. 3eI, 5: I5.7 # Of Walker st,
;;. = 2K9s sty bldg with @ store; eTrs sale to
BROADWAY. 446 and 44s. 8. 1908 II of
Grand ST. 49.l1xl20; sty bldg. with store; exrs'
sale; 20 Albert Boardman FOR 100000; also
CENTRE ST. 102. e $ 945 II r OF Leonard 81.
bert Boardman for s57.5o0; also
.. MADISON AVE; II. es. Z. # Of 24th st.
H Stone and Heilner 6 Wolf for $4,000; also
MAIDEN LANE. So and So s. 1852 Fl Of
William st. 53.6x1S3 10 10 Cedar ST. x26 6x ir-
reg: three sty bdgs; exrs' sale; estate Of
Charles Spencer, deceased; to Henry Evans for
500 900
PEARL ST 164, s. ais II tsw Of Pine 81.
q 9xS7.3x irreg: sty tenmt and store; Beinicke
CO agt Margaretha Kolb ct al; NJ kur-
sheedt. atty; Thomas. ref: amt due $40
519 SS: sub 10 two mtgs aggTegafing $50. 900, 10
the plaintiff for S33 s85
l6STH ST. $. block front bet 81 and Fulton
aves. 33TNlT6x irreg X41. g. sty tenInt and 2, g.
and sty bldgs Of brewery; Emigrant Indus
tIial savings Bank agt Schnugg e al; r & F
OGorman. attys; G Montague, ref amt
due, So. 54T 60. taxes etc s., 434 30: 70 Samuel
Schwarzman for $40 600
10TH AVE. s15 to e1e. n W cor Of 44th St
75.3xlOO sty loft and store bldg and sty
stable: X Hayek sgt Louis Hayek ct al:
Edward Miehling, atty; r " Henry. ref par
uuon; TO Lowenfeld & Prayer for s60.l0O
CROTON ST, n g cor Of Audubon ave 50x
slN50x9o frame 6wgs; VI Mccarthy agt
Scsnlon. ref; partition; 20 George McCauslan
for $4,000
BY Bryan L. Kennell-.
SEVERAL PLOTS on the Peperidge Hall
tract. at Oakdale. Long Island. vol sale:
twenty-five plots 20 various buyers for a total
Of 81. l05.
10TH ST. sss {, 1o5 It Of LIST ave.
270Xl0n4. sty tenmt; w Noyes ast L
ref: amt due. sI5si9 Sc; taxes etc sI114 IL
20 the plaintiff for s15.25O
BY J H Mayors,
LEXINGTON AVE n cor Of 12Oth 81
1o011Usa vacant; II Howard ast II
Fleischmann 81 al: n P Mahoney. atty: ] W
Keller, ref. amt due, S50325 81. taxes. etc
sl.4sl ~: sub 10 a Judgment Of s2S 20; 10
the plaintin for s5l. 900.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Cwiih name and address Of lenders attorney.
Interest see unless otherwise stated.

MANHATTAN


Interest See unless otherwise stated.
APRIL Z
= MANHATTAN
BROOME ST IS. 25xT5; April 4. yrs;
Isaac Rosenwasser and nuo to Katherine II
Wnlets ct al exrs. $4,000
SAME PROPERTY Cprior mtg s12, ,ooo)
Aprf g: 3 yrs: per cent; saTns TO 1sicor
Gottlieb: $500; attorney. Hermsn Gottlieb.
ESQ Broadway
LAFAYETTE ST. 4ie TO 421. 7e11x52 TX
irreg: April Z: I VI; ~ per cent; Alfred NJ
and william Rau - Jennie W Schiller ct al.
exrs; s93.I25: attorneys. Liebman. Naumburg
& Tanner. 30 Broadway.
PERRY ST. s s. l40 II Of Washington st
2OxsO 8x irreg: April q: yrs. Irvine Realty
co to Drayton Burriu and ano exrs; $1,000;
address - broadway
PEARL ST. ga. - 2x91 3x irreg Edward
NIehIing exr 20 Benjamin Schwartz ct al
(mtg SIS.OOO): April O; S2s.35O; address. Room
eO9 90 Nassau st
RUTGERS SLIP. 60 and SIS n cor Water
St $40 to 514, 6ON61-2. April I; yrs; Nathan
Hutkom TO Henrietta Kluepfe. S35. 900. attOr-
ney, Schenck & Punnet. 10 Liberty st.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. $. at s 157th st.
runs e 1901 TO OF EdCecombe ave s 4Oy
about 59.1lx 1888 TO ave. n 1887 to be-
ginning (prior mtg S1Ts. .O0O): April Z. due
May l. 1918: George Doctor Co to Carl Fis-
Continued ninth page.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
MAY SELL MOTT MEMORIAL.

Donald Mclean. as referee, has nled with
the County clerk a report which, II con
Hr-ned. viii destroy the identity~of the Dr.
Valentine Mott memorial at No s. Mad
ison avenue. The memorial has ceased 20
he supporting. and Referee Mclean
orders that the property De sold and the
proceeds divided among tho heirs Of Or.
Motifs widow. The American Academy of
Medicine VIII take over the valuable books
and papers contained in the memorial
library
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
wsh name and address of purchaser.

lWlth mime and address OF purchaserD
APRIL :.
MANHATTAN
AMSTERDAM AVE. 2I32. 3OxlOI 4x12 4xlOO;
Abe Brunstein to Carrie " Solomon trntg S31 :
500. 81; address. IL Park Row
JOHN ST. 10 20 6x42 gx irrex: IsabeIIa
freedman 10 Charles Byrnes (mtg s27. 1900; 81.
SAME PROPERTY; Charles B,rnes 20 Isa-
1906 81 Nassau st
MORTON ST 5s. 25XIOo; foreclosure; April s.
1910; William Klein. ref. TO Addison Brown,
st
7TH AVE. =. 4O1 n OF 3Tth St 75x4o 3x
irrTes and all title strip o wide on ave L. 4
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
KINpERhooK ACREAGE DEAL.

J. Sterling Drake sold TO DR.. Charles W.
Kinney, of New York, for George P. and
Arthur J. Raup. Of Einderhook. Columbia
County their lo0-acre farm. According to
experts. ninety-five acres Of this farm is
as choice land as can be found in the
Hudson River Valley II is the highest land
between Hudson and Troy. The high point
commands unobstructed views Of the CatsI
XIII Mountains and Berkshire Hills.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
TERMINAL HEIGHTS SALES.

John ". Paris & Son report the follow
ng sales OF lots at Terminal Heights,
Woodside, 20 Ballut Medgyssy, a plot COX
100 feet on WOOdside avenue. 2O0 feet
east Of 18th street; 10 Q. i. Spur, r
,lot zOxI0O feet on the west side OF nth
street. 22O feet north OF Wo0cs.de avenue;
% = Psulson. a plot soKlG0 feet on the
tsst SIDE % Mecke street 100 feet north
AZ Broadway; 70 Charles Craig. . plot
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
THREE NEW BRIGHTON SALES.

Arnold, Byrne g. Baunann have resolc
for the Queen Nab Company the following
houses al New Brighton. Staten Island:
psoe 3 and 10 Phelps Place. two three story
dwelling houses, on plot S6Xl50 feet. 20 Rob
crt c. Stanley. and no. 100 81. Marks
Place, three story and basement dwelling.
o, p,ot 6Oxl5O. 70 winfield Roller
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
TARRYTowN SITE CHANGES HANDS

Thomas s Burke. with the Yonkers
Realty Exchange and the Duross Com
pany. has sold for Joseph p. Daley the
property al the northeast corner Of McKeel
avenue and North Broadway, Tarrytown.
The premises consists OF a large plot Of
ground with a large dwelling house.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
PERMANENT BUILDING LOAN.

S Albert has placed permanent building
loan and mortgage on each Of the two cor
ners al Second avenue and 4th street
Mount Vernon, for $500 through Q. v.
Manvine for Henry ]. Feiser. The loan Is
for a term Of ten years.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
BUYS HOUSE AT LAWRENCE.

Herman Frankfort has sold for Dr Ed
ward II. Porshing his country home on
Ccr;ral avenue. Lawrence, Long Island
containing ar acre OF ground. cottage and
outbuEdings. The buyer is :. A. Mayors.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
BUSINESS CHANGES.

sidney IL Jones. who has been assO-
ciated with Louis Meokes IN the West
Bronx, has opened oflces al 80. l.s West
s1th street aid a. Washington Bridge and
Aq-oGlct avenue.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
FOR ESTATE PROPERTY, S956,7OO
Henry Evans President of the Continental Fire Insurance Com
pany, Pays 100000 for Maiden Lane Site.


sOK1oO feet on the east side Of Jamaica
street l40 feet north OF Broadway. and TO
X. Foster. plot eOxl0O feet on the west
side OF Solon street. leo feet north Of
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
BRONXVILLE HOME. 5000
CITY INVESTING CO.
INVESTMENTS IN NEw YORK CITY
REAI ESrATE.

REAL ESTATE.
City Investing Bldg. f6j broadway
COLONIAL RIDGE - 40 MINUTES FROM
Grand Central BERRY & co. 3 West 42d
81. city.
FOR CHOICE BARGAINS IN REAL. ESTATE
see 4. Y. WOOD S co, Bway and SOth So
" EST END AVE.-PRIVATE. FULL lot
$4,000 MkEE. HAYWARD & co. .64f
BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08

Ey m REALTY ISVESTM MENTS.
M Y Transportatfoa unequarled.
THE BEAUTIFUL FLOWER ESTATE. At
Dobbs Ferry udson is to be divtle6 into
villa plots. Very attractive prices and terms
prior to completion OF improvements HAST
INGS HOMES co. 1o9 West +0tl
VILLA PLOTS AT LARCHMONT PARK-
Low prices. easy terms VIII help you build
Pay rent send for Booklet r. con
tanning Is beautiful house plans free No
taxes or interest for 1910 Free Communication
ons year Plans free 70 those who build now.
For transportation address .. -. GARDNER.
Il East 42d 81. Offices property. corner
Beach ave. and Boston Post rd-
BRONXVILLE HOME. $4,000
Must sell at once, new house. u rooms.
baths. white enas>lei and mahogany trim, r7rquet
floors. electricity. steam heat. colonial design
Iot cOatains over = acre.
COOLEY & WEST. Inc. NJ. vernon. y. Y
HAVE VILLA PLOTS FOR SALE At DOBBS
Ferry. $500. instalment plan, interest
taxes. CHARLES STORMS. 656 Sth ave. y. Y.
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
BY Joseph p. Day

The auction sales held yesterday at the Real
Estate Exchange salesroom. Nos. IA and l6 vesey
street. resulted follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08

Continued on ninth page.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-09-03
THERE IS
REJOICING
AMONG THE 10000 STRIKING
CLOAK MAKERS IN NEW YORK
OVER FINAL SETTLEMENT OF
TROUBLES WITH EMPLOYERS.
(Herald Specially

New York, Sept. 3-Rejoicing that
has seldom been equaled here was
witnessed on the East Side today as
the eighty thousand cloak makers pre-,
pared to return to their work after
gaining the most notable victory in
the history of union labor. The set
ment of nine weeks strike came sud
denly in conference at which the
employers conceded nearly all of the
unions demands. The agreement pro
vides that unionists will be given
preference in employment, and for a
nine-hour day, with half Saturday
holidays. Also an increase in wages
is granted
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-09-03
CONGRESS
IS PACKED
DELEGATIONS TO ST. PAUL CON-
SERVATIoN CONGRESS FROM
OREGON WILL REPRESENT THE
BIG INTERESTS.
(Herald Specially

Portland, Ore, Sept 3.-That the
delegations to the st. Paul conserva-
ton congress from Oregon and other
mountain states will be packed in
favor of the big interests is charged
today by Roosevelt and Pinchot cham
pions. This follows the charge made
by Senator Frederick Mulkey that
Acting Governor Bowerman refused
to appoint him as a delegate because
he upholds Clifford Pinchot Mulkey
asserts that corporation control re-
suits from the meeting of governors
at Salt Lake.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-09-03
IN
M||)-OCEAN
WIRELESS REPORTS THE BRITISH
FRElGHTER WESTPOINT DE-
STRoYED AND ONLY SIX
TEEN OF CREW SAVED.
(Herald Special

Boston, Mass, Sept. 3.-The British
steel freighter Westpoint, Captain
Trant, which left Glasgow, Scotland,
on August eighteenth for Charleston,
S. c., burned at sea and floundered.
Only sixteen of the crew were res
cued, according to wireless from the
Layland line steamer Devonian. The
exact position of the wreck was not
reported. The Devonian was a thou
sand miles out and is due here Mon
day night.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-09-03
ENDORSES TAFT PLAN.
Roosevelt Agrees With President on
Tariff Commission Idea.
tHerald Specially

Sioux City, Iowa, Sept. 3.-Roose-
welt here today used President Tafts
name for the first time since he began
his speech-making trip. He Endorsed
the presidents idea of a tariff COM
mission and broad Interpretation of
the commissions power.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-09-03
Illinois Miners Troubles.
tHerald SpecfaI.p

Chicago, ILL.,, Sept although the
miners and operators committees fail
ed to reach an adjustment of the Hi
nois strike, meeting of the operators
has been called for next Monday, at
which will be submitted the demands
of the miners.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-09-03
PhiladeIphia's Population.

Washington, D. c., Sept. 3.-The
census bureau today announces the
population of Philadelphia as 1,549,-
OOS, an increase of 225,311 or 1877 per
cent within the past ten years.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-09-03

The Herald printery for good work
The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
WE'LL FIGHT UNTIL
.APPOMMAf OK AND
BUttRUN ARE ONE
ROOSEVELT.
eff They Lick Us This Time We Will
Beat Them the Next Time"
Former President Tells
Voters of Iowa.
Adds That the Republican Party Is
United on Progressive
Platform.

DAVENPORT, Iowa. Nov. 4'-De-
elaring that the Republican party is
coming together on a progressive pro
gram. Col. Roosevelt today opened
hts flying campaign for Charles erik
Republican candidate for congress,
before 5000 Iowans, gathered in Cen
trail Park here. The police had trouble
fighting a way~through the crowd 10
get Roosevelt to the stand from which
be spoke. --, $4,000 .--.-. .--.
Rep. 4. F. Dawson and candidate
erik made short speeches before the
colonel began. erik called Roose-
welt the best friend OF the people OF
the United States, and the crowd
cheered. led by "A squad OF students
from Augustana College. Roosevelt
declared be was for erik because The
latter stands for sanity and progress
siveness. He discussed the differ
ences in the Republican party on the
question OF the tariff
After all the turmoil is over he
said. the party . will be found alb
sclutely undivided in support of the
progressive ideas We are now prac-
tically unanimously in favor OF the
tariff revision by commission. We
hold the protective tariff principle
which is right and we desire the pres
ent system of revision for the special
interests which is wrong. The Dem
oerats repudiate the principle which
Is right and adhere TO the method
which is wrong"
Roosevelt asserted that the Re
publican party will have TO come 10
the progressive ideas which erik
represents. He discussed his attack
on the tariff record OF John A. DIX,
Democratic candidate for governor of
New York
Owing to the size r-the crowd, the
colonel was forced TO climb TO the
top OF a table on one side of the plat
form and talk 10 one part OF the
crowd at a time. He waved his Tam
many Hall circular over his head and
received a rousing- cheer for his at.
tack on Wall-st-. and Tammany. Il
don't think they will win in this
fight" the colonel shouted. But II
they do. Wen beat them next time.
We are enlisted for war And If
temporary checks come, we VIII fight
II out until Bull Run succeeds Ap-
pommattox
Octave Thanet: the novelist enter
tanned ColN Roosevelt al breakfast
here today before he delivered his
speech for Grilk.--