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The sun., 1910-06-12

To rHE EDIroR oF Tar sUN-Sr. I
noticed the letter from -Old Boy 10 TIE
So tho other day he u wrong. however.
In At least one statement The beneh' vas
for the Shakespeare Monument Flnt
Central Park and not for the children y
soldiers and sailors Of the Union army and
navy. Wilkes ROOth would hardly have 90.
peared for them
think he b also wrong a. N ne 1i'e.
believe that u was some months earlier
There was bt' one Performance o' that
Kind and only one occasiOn when me N''e.s
we're nred There was an alarm 0' f-s on
that occasion In tho Winter GaTden and
many men displayed their couar5ioe hr
leaving the ladies With Them In her eTcr'.
TO save themselves Many sngaEefrerH
should have been ended that evsGiEE
gained respect for woman's bravery 'rai
nlRht which ! have ever since reta.ne.
NEw YoRA. June II A o D.
The sun., 1910-06-12
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
Den Wham should Assessments for It's
kNtcnslsn NJ Levied.

TO ruE DTroR oE THN srN-Sr While MAYOR
Gaynor is rght 10 a large sItent In vetolng The
blil 10 assess upon the whole city he cost OF s1
isndlng Riverside Drive cannot think that Il u
Just 20 assess And continue assessing upon the
residents of the drive and yicihlty the vhols Of
such expenditure.
The drive !, used by the people Of the city zen
srally and particularly by ne people Of the Who,.
West side Ny cOnvicton u tia TIE costs shouhs
b. distributed among the property owners uest
Of Central Park In proportion 20 their nsa rnsss
70 ne drive. and In the same uAy the parks Of
thr Past side should bs improve and sntendsf
mainly aI the cost Of the residents Of that side
Of the CD
Riversids Drive Il nov used BY the omnibu.ss
and automobiles Whieh carry noisily large nun
bsrs Of the people from the city generally. Tbs
immediate resideBt' do not desire these % mueh
A. rhe rest Of the city does, and are they 70 be
sshsd % pay atm ,hs tssrasiaa Of ;hs d7fva fog
miles beyond their resldences' No. Appsal A
a resident Of that heig ighborhood FOR the division
Of the assessments fairly among me citizens Nv.
Inc west Of . central north and south line. Tbat
uill make the burden fair ana omnarativeiy Hrht
RivEHsiDH DRIVE Resident
NEW YOaH. June ~.
The sun., 1910-06-12

smooth and well sheared swards Of the
White House grounds awaited her with
an anxiety which il were idle to describe
as hungry. Bedizcned satellites watched
from the outer walls. Even ARCHIE
BUTT forgot the burdens of state and
high responsibility to look for that gen
tle but errant COW.
Well, she has been found in Oshkosh,
she a fount Of plenty and Of richness, a
bursting and a willing source: though
forsOme time the White House cowherds
must await her. She will not 20 to
Washington till fall.
Whether Il u right for Mr.. TAFT to
accept a COW from a wicked man like
the Hon. ISAAC STEPHENSON let the
Hon. ROBERT MARION LA FOILETfE and
the other Chautauqua thinkers de-
eide. Meanwhile. let NJ rejoice that
Pauline Wayne is found. Better 20 be
in Oshkosh than to be nowhere. And
now let us repeat the noble, the beau
NAANa "NtNH VI AAANNWFl nAAAEN NrANullNNt
the Hon. JoHN MILTON NusON, NJ. C.,
Of Madison:
Butter asks merely that Il way BE- true 10
ITSELF IL seeks IL highest development wholly
from within Itself appeals only Tor the pressrya
uoa Of lts purity 10 prayer h. save me from Adul.
ierauOn. And uhsn Ampered with u tells II,
truthful story
oleomargarine Ia buffers false self ~ evil
spirit Il Is not true to Itself. but prstsnds to
be something else u does aOi seek development
out Of materials within Ia own uis. bul bOrrows
anywhere the cheapest possible component parts
that viii enable II 10 pass for butter II does
not seek the preservation Of its integrity. bu,
Invites corruption. and Instead OF telling the
whOle Truth to the public A. butter does II seeks
even the privilege Of covering upi's name. nature
and condition by assuming the mask OF nature :
puresI June product
The Stephenson Holstein can be de-
pended upon for her part Of natures
purest June product.
The sun., 1910-06-12
BISEBALL NJISINCES.
Pcdllers OS Prahuts. score Cards. CIEa.
rettes and soda water.


rettes and soda water.
To rnH EDrroR o. THE SuN-Sir. Very oft.p
a. baseball game both a. the Polo Grounds and
a. American League PaFk ! have heard sperta
tors commenting on what nuisance are ths Biz
tell picture hats thAt some OF the women fsns
Hear 70 the game They impede the view of no,
only the persons directly behind tbsm but also
OF the people bshlnd them 70 either siae
While ! agree with those who consider the
vOmens hats = nuisance ! An sure there ls a
greater nuisance witch should be abolished ,,d
II exists Al both bell parks. The nuisance I refer
70 Il the sslnE Of seore cards, peanuts cigarettes
and soda watsr during lhe Esme The boys vho
petds these thingt. while they are passing un ana
doNn the aisle, while the game - IN nrorre,.
are obstTucung the view Of some Of the spectator,
and there are % many oi the boys selling the
wares that the NieS Of many Of me spectator,
IL Obstrueisd
The obstrucuon Of the spec ,ators ,tsu /, bad
enough In Itself but mere Il another fault % BE-
found vith the boys 10 en- effort 70 peddls the
goods they haul out the contsnts o. lhclf baskets
a. the TOP Of their olces and drown out ths an
nOuncsment from the umpire whether me hsn
which IRE pitcher has iust delivered IL a ban or
suike
Ofcourss ball game Is not hall game wttbopt
peanuts and soda Uater. ana one must ha,e
score card 70 keep soore These things Or, e,
ssnual and could not be sAcrihced but ths sp,,
a iors should moi bs lntsrfered win 7 vouid
suggest as a remedy that the score cards should
Be sold before tne zane Oaly, and that the Other
wares, such a. peanuts and soda water. should
only be sold between tss inuihEs 40 they are uols
during inteFmianion Ia tne theatres The boy,
could ~ down a. the ead Of Ire ai.lss and when
The ianlng 4 ever get right on shs JOB lam sur,
Il would Be . satisfactory arrangement for An
hands. and NOBODY would be incOavsnisncsd =,
thsy are ~ the present time. FAS
NMW YoaH June n.
The sun., 1910-06-12
The Stephenson Hol.teIn.

All the tendrils Of fcrvid and aTec-
tionate natures reach out n the White
House in this hour ~ happiness. For
days, for weeks. the question has trern-
bled on every lip Where i Pauline
Wayne with the clover breath and the
distendcd udd"r; Pauline. the accom-
plishod Hostsin, the gift ol ths lion.
ISAAC STEPHENSON to Mr.. TAFT. and
too long lost on her triumphal wav from
Wisconsin to Washington? Shs sailed
away, with a hoX car for her luxurious
trircme, away from the fields Of Emma.
the lush pastures, the land Of checkered
woodland aisles and coy wild corners
vhero the fairies dancs and Pan flutes
10 their fiuttering and rosy toes. Then
she was lost The query that disturbed
the complacency Of a great and prosper
ous nation. that superseded all thoughts
Of commerce, politics. and indeed so
oisty, was, Where s Pauline? The
-
The sun., 1910-06-12
NaahlnEtan Wines.

To TIE EDIroR oF THE SvN-Sir. Iav
the performance of Julius Cesar At Booth /,
Theatre in the season Of Is55-7B Da,er.
port vas Brufus Barrett Was Cassius Baugs
was AHtoHB. and Mines t.evick was ,asor
have seen the play many times since ami
have never seen a better 1rsar than that
Of Leyivk. always a sterling actor. o.. t-s
expression is. and A. every one vho sae his
Wois,g sill agree
Theodore Hamilton was not In the Booths
Theatre cast, but was m the season of 1873
- of the Boston Theatre stock oomrt-t
and some Of us are fortunate enough %
remember his irfAur bimntsssgls 90 t.a
Hcsier PryuHS OF Mr. Lander 90 Ire
Scarlet Letter given ~ hat theatre dur.r.
that season, Nhen sheriff.. who VITA v-
Lander dramatized The novel vas R0grr
Z hutGgWorA. HFNnY 2 DAVIS
NAsHGNGToN. y c. June Ip
The sun., 1910-06-12

To rms Enron oF TnE stN -sr n
the controversy over the great cast IN fts
Production Of Julius ClssaT ~ Br1ft
Theatre. corner of siNth avenue and Ias1-
ty-third street. some thirty udd year sgo.
! wish 10 say that J attended the pla, %
several Occasions during thar rev wal ani
am certain that the leading character utrs
Edwin Booth a. BTgigs. Lawrence Barrett
a. Cassiss. = e. bangs a. Marc irr1g
and y &. Waller a. JBGus Casrr. N .
subsequent product ION n the play the Iesd-
Ing characters we're he same a. above. a,-
cept that Milne lsvick took ths titlerar
~ ON PLAYGUlA
PoRT JERvIs. y. y June 20.
The sun., 1910-06-12
DISTRIBl TIOv o. WEALTH.
Comparison % Conditions IN France and
ssme Othrr Countries.

Fro~ Wsstiy C1HEgilr and T,ads RsBors
'onsul-General A Gaulin of Narseilles
forwards a RESUME % . paper on succession
statistic read a. recent meeting Of the
French Academy ~ Moral and Political
Science from which The following facts are
taken
About Is ner cent oi ths meu and women
IN France 50 years old are property oWners.
For persons under 90 wears The prOport ion
10 not 80 large ~ a general average every
individual IN France over 20 wears Old Dos
sesses =. 80. NJ double that amount for
maTied couple Among the Ten countries
With which statistical comparisons on this
subject NAV be established Oniv ihe Neither.
lands and England furnish higher figures
In Austria the average j. only s5s7. spain
Gu. Italy sssl. Rumania Sgsi
The wealth of France ho Wever which
had constantly increased since he statistical
records eNisl 1880 has declined since about
1885,. Austria anu Rumania have steaaiIy
grown wealthier The number of success
sion- valued ~ more than 5no francs itss.,
a thousand persons over fN years n axe II 1Ht
ln rranUr. 2ls 10 the Netherlands. la In
England. 10 IN liaN and - IN humanA
evenly distributed in tanoe
IN Iran'o The average value of tho per-
soma property = about equal and e,e en-
slightly 10 excess 81 he real property held
nN persons over n years ~ age The real
property y classified into CITY and rural
property, he former heinR valued al sss5
and The latter A. taos The average value 0f
-tO'ks held In Frame j. $50. Including ssia
foreign shares and bonds The rural mon
srty IN ENGLAND averages i27s and ritv feap
estate ss75. while personal estates average
2. aO0
stocks als0 constitute Tho greater nart Of
fhe wealth ~ The Netherlands averaging
IN value :. ~ for eaah person over ~ years
N aEe, While real property ngures Tor only
o. 0so Foreign storks play an important
part IN his country. hetng valued az sass. on
three times more than IN France. on The
other hand. Italy pn@seszes very few atOska
90. the remai inder ~ ~ personal properly
averaging tiS5 rural real estate sIts. and
other real estate 81
The sun., 1910-06-12

To rHE EDfrOa oF Tvs SUN-!sr THu srs
70 day prints story from Boston about q pro
posed employment ~ a claaue ~ the form.
coming SEASON Of opcfa IN that ciiy and a. the
Metropolitan In NcU YORK.
America has adopted from Time u time vsr
ous customs. fads and other things from Euron.
mat have nHcd themselves upon ~ a. prime
nuisancss. such ~ tirpinE. Engiish Sparrow
and The more priplu'e forms Of easis. hope
Fs may he spared me claque
lev Eoli directed duly aged ssgs a. the ar,t
oUtbresz o. Toe propnsed p,sgue Would ser,
N me- n he about ne rorrcCt and most effective
method for siAyIng on TIE ciaaue for q rensr,
ion or two A. e. AaAOsD.
rnLrMnra. Ohio. June !.
The sun., 1910-06-12
Oh Timer No. 4.

To rHE EDIroR or Tar SuN -Su. 7 A..
tinctly remember that While Wa student
IN New York IN the winter OF is75-;s .a~
Edwin SoOth. Lawrence Barrett Z. &
hangs and =. l. Davenport play toEetns-
IN colossal production of Julius D.pssr'
az, think. Booths Theatre feel quite
certain that q reference 10 the issues Of IrE
SuN published during she period referred 10
would prove that Mayor Gsynor VS. coy.
rect on this point. ON IIMEE SO
PHILADELPHIA, June 10
The sun., 1910-06-12
u. In,sl.r.nr. o, a.n,.l,.,.

To I'M EDrroh % TuE sUE-!Nr- Whenever
IN discussing socialism with twslnisIir,n, fr,,,s.
botA uorteFs IN The party. mention any on. vho
has cApreased himsslf a. against socialism. "a
matter Of What degree Of prominence or aoholsr
ahip. ! am always net uith the rstsrt Ne doesn't
knos What socialism H. which statement Of cour,.
preciudes turther argument ahd implies that onI,
those protesting 70 Be socialists can know Wa,
socialism la
In NY study Of the subisct note q dormati.m
has reminds ne Of the FsliEioua fanatics Of mn,
hiddle Ages. and uhieh bodes M for the p.op,.
should socialists ever become powerful
hEnHEHT A. THoaFH
The sun., 1910-06-12

TOT EDrToE - THH sUE-sr. ifvou bring
q fresh mind 70 he nolsrs Of New Y0rk you ana
that iheY are made principally BY ne ssries o.
duck ponds more or iess circular With which The
streets oi New York are paved Naturally. We
hicies oi an sorts, bounding and iouncing
conunually through stone edged or imitation
aaphaitum edged duck p0ndt. must make a. IN
roar. ~ course W an know nat American
Doiiticians cannot pave streets with anythinr
bit duch ponds. ana ttgrot aB end on'G'
Wv YoHH. June a. . Igpssra
The sun., 1910-06-12

FfnAi ~ IAaitlgllla Tluifn.
A friend of ihe writer who had not bes, A,
8Rlihytls since ne new depot Was inst.l,.s
dnfted n on enc oi ne midnight trains 4 49,
aSp and on alighung and ioSking around s.smr5
loat and said: why. thil aint smlthvlr,. \,
cant BE- sIniihvnie- Ne wandsred over Ia ~.
ooInef ooeuDiod hy ths nss Byrns Buiidinr. a,d
Iuh n aouol hspt 'rupoatnr This can't be
anianyale ouaunulng aa hla uay past ne
.,esae Eelp,e ~ M oglr . COW "a Fslt On . .
.aAesalf t1d ~ mufluruf: = hsleva tkls 4,
Gmimvlle- NlFthuF 90 ID eha atvris. asve-..,,
- eglgud hum % wni4 nad htoa pssI 81 wnr-r
aaa ~ lallaa1i - ~ > a.i1nslIi- a -
s' 'ui9siss sals,- 80
The sun., 1910-06-12

With a dwindling primary plurality
the Hon JOHN DALzELL 10 avAilinR him
self of technicalities 10 prevent a recount
Of votes in the Thirtieth Congress dis
trict in Pennsylvania Perhaps he may
save his bacon 20 far a. the nomination
- concerned. but what will that profit
him Il DR. BLACK and the Democrats
join forces 20 smite him in November?
However, the Hon JoHS DAIzELL knows
no other way to fight Il is a poor poll
tician Who obstructs a recount Of votes.
The sun., 1910-06-12

Az Democratic dinner attended by
Governor SHALLENBERoER. Mayor Dahl
MAN Of Omaha and other leaders az
Kearney. Neb. on Thursday night. a
letter on the liquor question from the
Hon. WILLIAM ) BRYAN was suppressed
This IL the second time in a month that
the great man has been snubbed and
spurned at home
The sun., 1910-06-12
A PaInss.s ss.ss ch.npls..

7. B. Hlggins ueaTs TIE belt as the chanpoi
unake Killer. Ne has killed a0t les tsan turrI
Ave On his iarm near tgan 10 the pest mouts asd
from what hs saya ths shortest ons meatglr7
a1uut four iast n ~ hung up al hs AVS be 30
siiisd. 10 uSadsf ~ hsEe hsd samuch rEin, He
"in h"'p yoy Ds1l'a = q lggss % gsssss. -
The sun., 1910-06-12

London once, EmnEham House. Arundel street
strand The daily aud sunday sun are ou sale In
l.ondOn At the American and colonial EHchanEe,
Carlton strect. Regent street aud Daw steamship
Agency, u Green street CharinG Cruss TOAD,
The sun., 1910-06-12

Miss Rose Rand a. CliphurHfd. wife 70 Cgr4s
M y L. Davenport a.. Marcus Juafus Brs,,,
senators. CiuEens. Guards. Trumpetsrs, Attend.
ants. &C.
Act I.-Incitation 10 conspiracy. Grand squ,r.
In Rome. Tha procession Of Gear on is wav i,
the sports Of the LupercAl. The prediction. 81.
ware the Idss Of March
Act 1.-The oonspiraey Scene i-strss' n
Rome Night and storm. Scene :-Brutfs
garden. Meeting Of the c0nsplraior scene s.
Apartment IN CgSar's house.
Act The Assassination. Scene-rha Roman
senate. The predicton fuihlled. Reallzauoa o.
Gerome's painting Of the death Of Cesar -Ths
ldes OF March are come
Act " Before the people Scsns-Publs
square In Rome. The Forum. Bruu5s ogaHon
over CSsaTS body. Marc AHiorgI peroraaca.
&ischlef. thou art Aioot
Act N.-The quarrel. Scene-rhe tent o. B,s.
its. Council Of the Generals The appariion
Act Nl.PiAins Of Phiilippi scene i-pafsr
before the batte. The battle Death of Cssp4i
and Of Brsfus Nature might stand VI Aad "a
10 eli the world. This uas a Man 80
rableau Burning Of the body Of Bruui o.
the Plains Of PAIiippl
The audience IA respectfully asked 70 lcour's.
ously remain In their places until the fsn Of ths
curtain. that all may have an unln lsrfupied view
Of The grand hnAle 70 the play
Nov II u more than likely that Mr. Gaynor
was present that night and this performance
made q deep impression on HIM. a. it did ~
ell scholars and writers Of that time Judge
&. ? DAILY. the well known shakespearian
scholar. said t was tho greatest perform
ance of this tragedy given m this countrv
and perhaps the greatest ever given In the
world The scenery. devised with scholar.
ship and taste ard sNecuted A. large 81.
penss. presented a series of yeTliable gems
OF illusion
THere was no living actor a. that time WIN
could compare with Z. l.. Davenport in the
character Of Marcus JHAiHs Bruius This
performance was recognized ~ a great
achievement In art. Many writers recorded
IT, merits. Among these we're George Wi.
lam Curtis Of Harpsvs Maga-ue. william
Winter and Others FBANE CrprY
Nav loEK, June a.
The sun., 1910-06-12

u ssr f-ss1s uho 'l-5T uS unh mdHuscripi' f0r
ruhirafoRtsA % hafs n sc's1 l'o'sS rsiurHsd'tsy
nusi ~ "a cairs ss-Sf S'tmps 'or fhai parpass
The sun., 1910-06-12

Pubhsnsd ~ The sun Printing snd Publishing
Association a. TO Nassau stree, 10 TIE Borough Of
Manhattan. New YORK.. President Of the Asso-
ciauon. Edward = Mitchell, iW Nassau street.
Treasurer Of the Association. N. ?. LAnAn. no
Nassau street Sscraiary OF the Association. u. ".
Quinn l1l Nassau street
The sun., 1910-06-12

rana0 0dice 4. Rue Louis le Grand. The daily and
sunday eli lions are on ,ale a. Kiosque - near the
Grand Host Kiosque =. Boule, ard des Capucines
corner Place de rOptra and Kioaque 10 boulevard
dee tAlicns. corner tue Louis le Grand
The sun., 1910-06-12

On leaving the civ for the summer YOU may
have rHH SIS seat TO you hy mail 81 the regular
subscription rates. addresses being changed a.
often a. desired Orders may hc sent through
any nevsdsalsr or 10 the publication once
The sun., 1910-06-12

SabsSriptlons by Mail Postpaid.
DAILY. Ter Month. 80
DAILY, Psr Year ar.......................... 90
sirNpAY. Psr r........................ = 90
DAILY AND SUNDAY. Pcr Year .......... 90
DAILY AND SUNDAY. Per Month ....... -
Postage 70 foreign countries added.
An eherks. money orders. ac.. 70 be made pay.
Ebie 70 rMK SUN.
The sun., 1910-06-12

To TWn EDTrOn OP TuH gTN-g.- r,
Honor Mayor Gaynor ls siuplv ,l., NV
In s,innoains, R.rpstt R,,,h -
D.v.nnoyt .nno.r.d ,o-.,h.- ana
s|a.r p.rT,i, ~, A., ,.,,,,,. '-'lls
IN r,,, n,.....i,,,. - N1.ae
noofap THEATRE.
Messrs. Jarrett a Palmer. Lesssss and v,,,...
saturday Evening. February so. IS-A
Forty third performance Of the Grand -.s,,4-
JULIUS CAaAH
Witn We iollouinE Congfelauon Of S1aAe.p...
iAns IN ne casI
Mr. Lawrence Barrett
Mr. Y. {. hahga, and
Mr.. 2 L. Davenport
M Mines Leylck a. julius Gear
Upon which occasion viii bo r-,,,,,
hl1 EAccilency ne Governor Of the Nfafs 1f N.,.
Ysrk,
samuel J. Uiden. a.
Lieutenant Governor VIM. Dor,s..-.. ~
q. s. senator Francis d. KernaH
Membeu Of the senate aud Assembly o. Inc s,,,.
a. NavF V.rA
The sun., 1910-06-12
A CONVINCING DOCrMENr.
The PraEFamms Of the Performan,, =,
BO0thS Theatre February .. IsIs

To TIE EDITOR OF THE sUN-Sv H..
Honor Mayor Gaynor IL simply mia, =,
IN supposing Barrett. Booth. Bars, a.,
Davenport appeared together u -Julr.
CRaar.- Permit me to copy pro,-,r-,,
In H.v nnaa..at,us 'N
The Detroit times., 1910-10-12
ROBBERS OF Q AND 2 YEARS
HOLD UP VICTIM OF 9
Child Who Possesses sixteen Cents
obsys Command 20 Throw UP
Acknowledgements" Caught.

Child Who Possesses sixteen Cents
obeys Command 20 Throw UP
Acknowledgements" Caught
CHICAGO. Oct. 1.-THE citizens Of
Jefferson Park were aroused" by a
youthful daylight holdup when Ted
Jankouski. 6 years old. was held up
and robbed Of 16 cents by two broth
err, Cashier Rxysko and John Ray
sko, z and 9 years old, respectively.
The Jankoush boy. who lives at
$3.50 Lawrence-ave.. was on his way
to the grocery store to purchase some
sugar for his mother. She had placed
three nickels and penny in q pail,
which the boy held In his hand.
The Rzysko brothers. who suspect
ed Joe's financial standing. halted the
boy and commanded him TO throw up
his hands. Joe did SO without hesita-
ton, dropping the miniature pail on
the stone sidewalk: but his lips
puckered and he sobbed out for his
ma" The latter was on the scene
In a moment.
Leaving the small pail on the side
walk, the Rzysko brothers started
away, with Mrs. Jankouski and sew
eral neighboring women In pursuit. A
policeman, who Joined In the chase,
captured the boys. They will be CIV
en- q hearing In juvenile court.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-12

Moore induced him to become inter-
ested with others In the Lansing 4
Suburban Traction company. an cleo
trio line. and that he got q loan OF
$4,000 from the Knickerbocker Trust
company. which was to be secured
by $4,000 OF hrst mortgage bonds.
In 1905. Mr.. Tomlinson says he got
another loan OF 100000, and all the
second loan and $4,000 OF the first
was to be used for improvements.
Moore. he says. failed to see that this
was done, and later syndicate was
formed to take over this road and
others. which finally became the
Michigan United Railways company.
Mr.. Tomlinson got loan OF 81 .200,-
600 from the Knickerbocker Trust
company for this syndicate, he says.
but the syndicate is disavowing its
The Detroit times., 1910-10-12

sides, all Get vertically in the ground.
The next season he discovered that
the posts had rooted and grown as
only willows know how. In the fall
the floor, which. when built, was even
with the ground, was three feet above
the ground level. A year ago the
barn was on stills about nine feet
high, 80 the farmer simply built an
other floor, This summer the lower
fioof has again grown three feet and
In q short time Harold Mackubbic
will convert the structure into a three
story dwelling.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-12
NEW MICHIGAN COMPUTATIONS.

lowing companies have filed articles of
incorporation with the secretary OF
state: The Wiley Cooperative Cream
cry Co. Wiley. $4,000; First State Bank
Manufacturing Co. Detroit, increase
from $4,000 to 100000. principal stock
holders. Willard r.. Partridge. Walter
s. StrGesser, Helen r.. .Straesser; Ben
nett Axle G. Transmission Co. Detroit.
$4,000. principal stockholders. Frank
f. Humphrey. Charles Gleason: Art
craft Studio Co. Mt Clemens, $4,000.
Folsom Bros. Laundry Co.. Detroit, 81,
600. principal stockholders. Frank NJ.
Kiestner, Robert NJ. Folsom: Michigan
Bolt e. Nut Works. Detroit, $500. 900.
principal stockholders; Sarah Bacon
Hester Mclean. Estate OF Edward ID.
Gilbert: Clark Engine & Boiler Co.
Kalamazoo, 100000; Allendale Tele-
phone Co, Allendale, $4,000
The Detroit times., 1910-10-12

obligations to the trust company. He
declares that Moore has at least S362.-
900 In his hands for the syndicate and
that the syndicate has obligations to
no one else but the Knickerbocker
Trust company. He wants this money
TO reimburse the trust company for
the $750.000 of bonds which. he says,
are worthless through the fault Of
Moore. In not using the money for
the purpose for which II was loaned.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-12
ELY ABAND0NS FLIGHT.
Trouble With Aeropiane Forces Hin
TO Cult Chicago to New York Trip.

TO Quit Chicago to New York Trip.
CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-Eugene Ely,
aviator, yesterday gave up his at
tempt to make q flight from Chicago
to New York for the $4,000 prize Of
fered by the Chicago Evening Post
and the New York Times. Mr.. Ely
left his aeroplane In a 6eld near
South Chicago. 81 miles from Haw-
thorne Park, whence he started Sun
day at All p. m. and departed for
Cleveland. The machine will be ship
ped to New York today.
Mr.. Ely declared that his continued
trouble with his aeroplane was due
to the failure of mechanics to arrange
the gasoline tank properly, He said
the gasoline feed was interrupted by
lack of q vent hole In the tank.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-12
THIS FINE WEATHER
WILL CONTINUE

Just the right time to take in
the D. & c. Line Weekend Ex-
cursions to Buffalo and Niagara
Falls. $3.50 Buffalo, $500 Nj
agara Falls, Round Trip. This
is the last popular excursion this
season on the d. & B. Division.