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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19
CITATIONS.

IHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York, By the grace of God free and indePsn-
Mather ogie. EEecutor ana EEecutrix Of Laura
II Ogle. deceased. Alexander Mckenzie Jones'
oE Jr Jane sn 6 Ss ksnh ASf@ o oHs B
ward a, Ogle. Marjorie Ogle. Gilbert E. Ogle
al persons interested IN the Estate q Alexander
Mckenzie late q the County q New York. de-
otheTNlss, send greeting: You ana each Of you
are hereby cited and required personally 20 be
ana appear before our surrogate o. the County
County. held the Hal Of Records IN the
1910 az hnlf-past ten o'clock IN the forenoon q
that day. then and there 20 attend judicial
settlement u The account % proceedngs q Van
Norden Trust Company and John q. Thomson.
IS substituted trustees under the Last VIII and
Testament n sid deceased. and 10 show cause
Why ne said John O. Thomson should not be
permitted % resign as trustee Of the trusts
created under the said Wiz for the benefit %
said Van Nor1en Trust Company should not Be
permitted 70 resign as trustee Of the trusts
created under the said VII for The benefit -
the children - Laura n. Ogie 70 Wit Kenneth
] ogle. E-vart a. OEe Marjorie Ogle and
under the said WIN for the benefit OF Alice ].
Jones and her children should not be separated
fIcm the trusts created under the said win for
the benefit of the children % Laura II. Ogle
anl Why the separate Investments ~ the re
spective shares II tie principal - the said trust
fund made by said trustees should not be ap-
proved. and Whv tho said John q. Thomson
Should not be- appointed by this court sole
Tor the benefit = the children % Laura n. Ogie
and why the said Van Norden trust Company
should not ~ appointed s0e trustee n the trusts
created under the provisions n said VIII for the
beneat ~ Alice 7 Jones ard her children. and
Why the prayer - said petitioners should NOT h
granted. and SUCH n you hereby cited
under the age % twenty-one years are
required % appear hy y0ur guardian. n YOU
have one II you have none. 20 appear and
aTTiv for one 20 be appointed or On the event
- your neglect or failure 20 10 50. a guardian
VIII b. appointed hv the Surrogate 20 represent
and f0r you IN the proceeding
Tn Hfrrnrr~ rrrHrn % marsn 80
Seal q the surroEatps' Court % the
said County ~ New York 20 DO here
IT, :. unto asked Witness. Hon. Abner g.
Thomas. a Surrogate = our said
County. a. the County - New York
ffa arh day ~ March On ere year u our Lord
ore thousand nine hundred and ten.
DANIEL J. DOWDNET.
clerk ~ the Surr1gates' Court
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MISCELLANEOUS

ABOVE Ali COMPETITORS -satisfartorv
dealing. Prompt cash payments To- cofnplsta
dlnrarieh or small collections % miscellaneous
literature can always be obtained FfENpv
hALkAN. - broadway telephone 1900 Broad
NAMES and ADDRESSES Tor mail order houses
-os per hundred The Brewer Novelty 40
rs state 90. Hartford conn 80
ADVERrlsEMl.Nrs AND St-B Ss,R If.fI,lSs
for Toe Irhune recelved az their 'ttoun
Once. No. ldh4 Hroadwuy between ggfb ,nd
g4th SITS. until o'ciock II m ts,ertt--,,, ,,,-
received ~ ne tollowing branch Offices at
"sulal ON" rates nnlii O'Clock p ui. VIZ .
ieth ~ ioi Vast Tam g.; 80 Wesf a. = ~
~ cen AN anl I'D 4Nrs. -t- Wcsr Ia5rh - flg5
ti ave iu-n Do y uenr tisr iTas % ave
near serb 81 las East i.5th st T5G fremont
ave 80 ~ ave- ana any American Dlsfrict
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WORK WANTED

stENoGhAl,li AND TYPEWRITER voInv
man WIN limited experience desires sfr,rarior'.
a. sint a Mite assistance with boOks short
mana. Afieane Z ptoNn of.ce. 1854 Broadway
" ~ - line for Central West. 20 20 20
department. stores iobbinr ard ~at,fi 49, ~
s,a.lonerH trade. ~ A. Michel sprinsboro. OHIO.
Al IMAM night or day.. thoroughlv com
Fgtenl aAa reliable. best reference. Edmund
$50 NAB t2ol college graduate. knowl-
Less e"lieslonctnce IN Portuguese ard Eng
--en, desires position On an importing or eT-
porting house r. J.. Tribune once.
YOUNG MAN ~ ability would i5Ee a. 80.
e..l'os -nent M business house, with oppor-
on Advancement > years old married
anc would Accept moderate aiarv to ~tarr
Boa a. Tribune. -
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


Bt TIER, NALETs--i-ns-ish Freneh. German.
. -@,Sse i-s., sse--s2 3ther nationa.iies.
West ssh 81. Tel luss Murray iE.u
COACHMAN single. strictly sober. viii go
80, an Nlere has RI 81 class reference Narner.
CoACHMAN and GARDENER COOK ana
LAlNDitESs son helper. was coachrnan
last year; uneNcerti onahle references. wages.
SSH & 9o-'i reasonable Maria DAILY 2'' East
COACHMAN and JsEFUI. MAN.-scotch: mar
seven wears last place. Carpenters Bureau. I54
COUPLE SWISS. hutIer. valet. VIE excellent
Industrial Association. . East sd; phone.
2ass Murray Hiil
GARDENER. single. thrrourhiy competent Win
g.ass an1 outdoor work private place. refer
ences from prominent families. J.. 81. B. Trib-
une Office.
GARDENER Irish. middle ased: Hne veEeta-
he grower, E,ass frames fruits hoUers
eNns. etc. hest reference. Carpenters Bureau.
GARDENER Married. carabIe IN an branches
~ garcening wishes position with private
family Address ~ krern. 23s East Both 81
GARDEN Err Married. no cnudren. thoroughly
.--s l.-- - z .'---' --rs ans ross. car
.a.-As C.fl al.i-ri.-lfi-s PAINS fruits. grape-
vines. shrubs. also Vegetables. under glass and
rtn0-s state AGES address T. II, Box Isl.
Mount kisro n Y
coArHMAN Middle AGED single man. best REF
ereloe from f-st class families. understands
me care 1f horses. carriages au5 harness. sober.
honest willing and HIIigtng- l5 years personal
references from LAST employer. can cr address.
M h, ? 'oclry Place. Mount Vernon, y. Y.
GARDENER Head. married. 40 children:
.hofoIsl.y eKIerieneei n greenaouses plants.
.7'e carnations o1r- 'sant hefulrns. palms,
fruits. grape vines shrubs and lawns also vege-
tataes under glass and outside - years expert
tnce- first class references honest. sober.
trustworthy and industrious. swiss Protestant
address L. IT, Haessig. BOX 49, Mount K!sc0.
GARDENER. STPEEINTENDENT - Twenty
tr-is pihctlcal experience IN greerh ouses.
.a-ese1f-ng farming and general charge -
gent. ernan country .state- years with last
rH. pINFtr. who can h. tIfervirwed Address
rlperlrtenceUt, ia Chambers 81. New YORK
GARDENER Married no CHILDREN. forty-tvo
years experience. under glass. al ou-sit.
WORK wants charge -r-.e-an's place. with COT
l-S- aes, r-trrenees. - Aioft ave, The Bronx.
GARDEN Ell. --'iermar. married no chudren.
.ase Charge ~ eent.enans -ountry place;
-.N-ie- irets lawns. r|d vegetable grower.
2, renee. sia''orergs lat3 80 ave.
iAltDl-N EIt-Si 'I'EItles Tl-1rpENT English
NH f7U...r- % wears r-4rt .Caf experience in
aI'eil+s. green houses arisCaI ping and charge
r Eenflrfnans couutrF estate can give first
..asr rastlrl00isIs address E1perint endrut.
s-- goo Wv Rochelle. *
JAPANESE YOUTH Wei versed In his duties
PIT. en- az ra-ar ur take charge q hache 0-fs
raer hasr references. -. rs SANDS -. Brooklyr.
MAS ana aife. farmer. generally useful. woman
general --knrizer r-nui=n. gUDl ref
-''-.ts luss--4 b-rea-. 60 LrKilgt ave
MARRIED. COUPLE GA renrleman's country
l-a.r, man vegetables. lawns horse. COW.
drive HrlIan c00k, rrsf lass .a-llress. couGfry
preferred Murray. 20 HOyt s.. Brooklyn
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suRRoeATE,s NoTIcEs.

~ PI-RsUAScE oF Az ORDER OF HON.
Amer a.. Thomas. Surrogate % the
Countv o. New York. notice Is hereby given
fo a persons having claims against Sigmund
f..ft@rrnan late o. the County - New Nora.
se-o4ased % present the same. With vouchers
rh.-..af 20 the slLacri htrs, a. their place %
,rsrsa,-fI nr business. 30. - Broadway. lu the
Citv ~ Se,v lorz. on or before the -9.h DAY
rated Sew YORK, the .5th DAY % January.
ui,p0r.pH GUITERMAN. LEOPOLD LEH-
Man Executors
r.rsFTEIN TOWNSEND & GUITERMAS.
ATTORNEYS for Executors A. Broadway
Nam Nnrk LLrI
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AssicMEE,s NorIcE-

nNrHeNY COUGH NOTICE Is HEREBY
,.rar bv TIE uuecrsisDei tnat ne was made
.e.f..r-e for the benefit q creditors ~ Az
~,ffGNY CLoIG If, formerly doing a general
...... f.rrkerara business an ec. - broadway. Do
~. u,r,f,ea N Mania Tan lu fhe City 90 Nsw
49, and fEat lI persons having auy claims
,-i,.s+ ...fI ANTMONN CI4ol GH are hereby re-
80 y. rrasent fhc same to the UNDERMINED.
-. ~ -fs.r ~ frarsast.uE business. a. fae once
- r--cf-I rT-Ve- A. HAfGHNotr Room isD0
~. = D .rfar street. borough uf Manhattan.
go. - Nru Vera Mia tle roucte~s therefor.
srf- .efinoG. on 81 before the istl DAY ~ MAJ.
$50 GEORGE ~ AlEA ANUFsR
AraiEusr ~ Anthony Glnugh
SSH -rVN G. HAfGHNol T. Atys f0r As
i--,e n7re end D. f Address SO =
Rotor street New YORK Cuy. y
E. Isf.afF,NTs And 81 Exemptions
-- az T'rih1ne received a. their t-rt0wn
f.ar-e ~ 1894 RruadWny. between 3G-h and
~--r - rrutfi . a. cinrk o. ~ Advertisements
-'..,,.a af me folicV ing branch oficea a.
,...-,r.~ oilre rates until o'rlork o. m. viz /.
i. 4 - 49, 4 e. cor I'D o.. ias Gth ave. cor
a., II los -ast ifth 81 ~ Wet t2l o.. b.
--- 80 ana SRI ayes @-f West l-3th sf lu1s
~ ave- l6.d 81 -le. nea- = - = Jos D. ave.
80 safh b +. 80 last 18TH a. st6 fremont
~ 90 aFs. sHd any Austrian District
ge.s gFnEh Cflce-
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

Miss Mant, an r sd Dancing classes stage
and all Fancy Dances Pantomimes arranged
for The Tribune received al their Uptown
CdIce. NJ. 1854 Broadway. between 38th and
31th SITS. until O'clock p. m Advertisements
received az the following branch ohaces a.
regular ofsce rates until o'clock p. no.. Wis
ga sth ave. s 2. cor I'D 81 i5S 9Th ave, cor
i2th st. l0t East 14th st.: 81 West al st.. be-
tween Tth and Sth ayes. ~ West 12jth ST. 1895
81 ave. i6eG % ave. near dist ~ i70s ist ave-
rear s9th ST.. i55 East i25tE So, 55G fremont
ave-. ESQ 81 ave- and any American Distract
Telegraph once.
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HELP WANTED.


-,--e ce, nss,: make easy money selling
hs--.,.-..,, National Accident -sickncss poacica
rr Apply Croamer National Casualty Co.
~ Nssssa 81 -
,gENrs-Aeroi are ~ most .,.,, - e
.-s..r Nrilc for lntlfiiiaiinN --il.,.''-' 500
No,s,y 'Norzs. isai broadway.
1900 NTED-To learn newspaper
A.,.-.-.sl-e rlaraElne ilustrating and tashlen
s..,i~. ThoTas l3s West go 81, Ne" hoI'-
.-.,srANT BoolssIll i-iis 81 eon'pe aee..e
49, -..-ss aarted hy cNpert accountant :
e-.- g. e.cnluss only. Accountant. II East
,,--,5II-- NErHANIC. must b. fret class
--.,.-5 mar. none others need Apply 80
- ..---.-,-e ,I,1-Ii ANIC must o. hrst class
AZ l.- 49,. -. none othcrs need apply No
20 pFl,., rNroR. $3.50. lass. $50.
hAhl 80 500 nehster's choir Exchange,
--.-- -
'- ---e-aIe ssit-hbaara and ne sen
sly as s...i ~ Warns q Rok b Nassau q.
-..s,P 10Y. experienced. white swan
49, 1890 So swedish Lalpl-, iIent oiilce'
- ives, r-tth 81
- -.-ef q perk.rg Pr Others .el ls stait YOU
AID .-... f-r .r..-sG.f. strictly legitimate
,..-,rer Roor 90. ~ Broadway.
.----s,-,, lesbos V-e.ks. educated. deter
~ sf.a- p rr ib11m 3a. 81 East -tth 81
"a
49, rs-a.r t.is Rl" interest enc 'Eti.e eA-
-.-r-cs. raa l.r..s Mal 90. 81 Nes- an -.
-.---NAN rouus man to -al on s'.eciea Ast
-----a. tors Nca E.-s aul vicinity STATE -
-.-sr,e rua saisTs expected. q. VI e. heA a.
npsrs lf.cf.
--77--,-sI II -,-.rie-.s 6 o. .anl.e Hne muslin
sH..--sr- amply afternoons. ti-e Muslin
r--,e-sear Co.. s,l5 l'r1alNa.
-,-.iZaI.tf-D~ wa. street orrr banking
,-..s -r-e positions goa ur,1 Or three CON-
-.-.sf .tsrrerapaers. gag So w. sIif IA
-rs1re n Nsssr- st.
7->r,l5I rD-Wrr not s. On mcring picture
r-..-sss' outlay small. ilsfaiflrlt plan. 20
....r,. rrrr-ret fee. h- 4. Moving Picture
"a lH w-s s7.h -
,-rrTl f-rlr- -.lr % barn yea. estate reut-
-r RI E..-.. square ze.llr Blind, Boa -
rr.-lnf sf-e
--VrT----Ir. H.e1 Glass SUBURBAN real estate
s,.s~au. Hrrral eauHfrsa-iol, commission
49,. rlsersees. ca-. Room slh Marpridse
E-id.-g
V1NIEIl- $500. y..rers and assistants hy prac-
-..rr re.... a..oluta.t. "a chanee Tor COM
.,s-s rrlf.. entry course. SO. Write Tor IN
-~at'or b. nE Trasne Orice.
V.fNg NaN -..It-l HaH preferred, chance Tor
.fran. .r.. s.I-r -lf"rr and salary *
r,..a E.a... H.N - Tribune otfcf-
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American aud Foreign Teachers Assney.
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov
eFnsssss. etc. 70 Colleges. Schools and Families
Apply 20 Mrs AZ J. YOCSG-FCLTON.
- Union Square
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J. P CoTToN. j.. Solicitor for Receiver. l''


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW YORK
thai Defendant.
In pursuance 20 an order. duly made and
entered IN the above entitled action. and bear
Ing date the 4th day Of October. 1909. l. the
undersigned. the receiver IN said order, named.
viii sell az Public Auction. az the Exchange
sales Room. Nos. f4-i6 vesey street. IN the
Borough Of Manhattan. city % New York, on
noon on that day. BY SAMUEL GOLD
sTICKER. Auctioneer. the Premises directed
BY said Judgment 70 be SOLD. and described as
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel Of land
situate. lying and being IN the Boroush %
OF New York. and known and distinguished as
Lot II" On a certain map or subdivision OF
William c. Livingston. Surveyor. dated Jsnu-
airy 3rd. ls6S. and hled IN the Ofhce % the
1ISt,s 80 h,,,.si go ,sescrfbei a. rofIo,s..
BEGINNING at a point o. the Westerly side
% Madison. nov called Bathgate. Avenue. dis
southe Pi from the soathTssteriy corner Of
Madison Avenue and Kings Bridge Road as
westerly along the line Of Lot k on said
Map, one hundred and ninety feet and two
thence southwesterly along the line o. Lot No
10 on the Map OF Adamsvills one hundred and
ninety tlsol 70 the Westerly side OF Madison
Avenue. and thence NOrtherly along the said
Avenue twenty-five feet 20 the point or place
OF beginning. Excepting such portion OF said
premises as have been taken By the city OF
New York for the opening and widening OF
Bathgate Avenue or Bassford Avenue or
Place.
ALL that certain plot. piece or parcel or
land situate ~ FOrdham. IN the Town OF West
Farms Westchester County and state OF New
York, now in the Borough OF Bronx. city
County and state OF New York. and described
on certain map made bv William g. Living
ston. Surveyor, and dated West Farms. Janu-
airy 3rd. is6s. which said Map f. recorded IN
the Registers Ofice OF the County % Westches-
ter. and Is called Map o. Subdivision OF Lot
20 AdamsViNe, Town Of West Farms. New
York. said lot being the same designated on
said map as Lot *" and described from said
map as follows BEGINNING at a point
the NorthWesteFiy side OF Madison Avenue. IO3
feet from the intersection OF said Madison
Avenue and kingsbridge Road: thence running
In a NOrthWesterlv direction 81 100 feet and
i've Inches 20 the boundary line Of land now or
lately owned b. Thomas Bassford; thence run
ming SOuthwesterly along said Bassford
boundary line % feet; thence SoutheasterIy
along Lot Il" in said map 1870 feet and =
inches 20 said Madison Avenue. thence North
easterly along the said Madison Avenue - feet
20 the place Of beginning
Dated. New York February 18th. 1910
GEORGE II. ROSENTHAL. Receiver
The above described property will be sold
subject 20 mortgages aggregating $40. OO0. %
ana all unpaid interest and unpaid taxes and
assessments thereon.
Dated. New York. February 18th. 1910.
GEORGE r. ROSENTHAL. Receiver.
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cARPET cIEANING.
hotels.

irnnsirnts accummodatcu Boston Post Road .
Between Nrw Rochelle and Iarchmout
iTi ios" New fotheilc- A. A. RODMAS Prom.
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VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS

View IoTh UfHCe, li3 Flfth Avenuo
Waters baths hotels and environments no
where equalled- rheumatism. l<out ana nervous
diseases cured Complete hydr0-thsra peutic ap-
paratus- japanese tea room. Golf ridlnE driv-
INK and outdoor pagTEes. Through geepeFs
leave New York ass f. 81. week days tickets
ana Pullman reservations. g. q o. Ofce gGa
FRED sTERRT. Manager. Hot sprinss Va
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RECEIVERS SALES.

IN THE CIRCUIg COURT OF THE UNITED
states Tor the Southern District % New noIN
The Underground Electric Railway Company
% London. Limited Complainant. against Loel :
=. OWsiey. as Executor o. the Last VII al1
Testament % Charles =. Ierhes deceased. anH
others. Respondents.
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant 20 a
decree o. sale made On the above-entiti-o
cause, bearing date the end day OF Jahl-
lFy. 1910. and entered On said cause. the un
derslgned. the Receiver Or said cause. WI
sell a. public auction. through the American AT
Association. ManaEeFB. By Thomas r.. kirby.
auctioneef. the premises No. s14 Fifth ave
nue.. u the Borough % Manhattan. IN the clty
ana County Of New York. on the eleventh Gay
of April. 1910. az half past two O'clock IN tne
afternoon % that day, continuing en- ire tweftn
Gay o. ApFil. 1910 al half past two O'Clock IN
tle afternoon ~ that day. and az quarter past
eight O'Clock IN the evening % that day ana On
the thirteenth day Of April. 1910. al half past
Two ociock IN tie afternoon OF that day and az
quarter past eight O'clOck On the evening q
thar DAY, the contents o. said premises No 80
Eifth Avenue New York formerly the residences
or Charles r. Nerzes. deceased For further
particulars reference Is made 20 said decree.
Dated New York March 4th. 1910
CHARLES c. BURLINGHAM.
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tr~rrT-rtr. FLOW EIiS-E Experience rose
r.ssers. r.i.A halls can mate over - I'r
r..k m r..ceworA. ID. 10 Eepc-huseu. %
Wrs- et
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COCK wanro. experience ~ possible, German.
GOA rlle- NIruua l-ur Ioyrneut burfaI. f>a
WIS a.e. l8-.h ST.. Erorx. Phone sidS Mel
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J. COTTON. r. Solicitor f1r RecoiysT lG-
broadway. Sew York city.
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INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
For Both SeXes-City.
TIE EERLTTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
MADISON SQUARE C122 BROADWAY.
Harlem Branch. 3f3 LenON Ave. near 12Tth st.
Brooklyn Branch. 2Is-92O Livingston 81.
schools open al the year
Summer School az Asbury PARK, ~. j.
Teachers sent 20 an places within 100 miles
For Boys and Young Men-City.
WEST SIDE Instruction IN al different classes.
a, o.. a I. Mathematics. Languages. Auto
Il mobile Special Subjects: Ad-
ssWsosS vertising. etc
SIS W-jTth St. send for Special Bookie.
Swimming
SWIMMING INSTRUCTION
BY T. =. ROWLAND. West Side Y. NJ Z. A
3iS WEST 57TH ST.
Write or apply Physical Departments.
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6ENrRE H0r-ENOHK EE. no Rashiug. -.
Golden Er.r bureau. 0Ga ON ave, between
fsfr sr rrr
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6ENFI--I. 50I--lzW WORKERS. no eook.us. $50
Goaa Rl-. B-reau, 6,3 9th ave. between
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--,--e l-et hret. make easy money selling
49,, $500, Naf.rrnl Accident -Slckncss poiicica
US ArpIy Croamer National Casualty Co,
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CIR. s..r.llCa. ID f.ug LETTERS and familiar
H.t - -aeEtre Ma.z De- Eos- l4.r ST.
GlE-s lH .a.krrs canvass. selling .a-lfs and
far. .--. rs salary and commission. Room
PM Yves. rsr.
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ARTISTS WhNTEp-ro learn new spaprr
rsat.IHr-. magazine Illustrating and fash
o. driving Thomas. l5s West Esd ST. Sew
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-20

over its longer stretch from st. Paul,
Mimi, or even from Billings, Mont.
Portland interests are DESTROYS of in
ducing the travel to take the southern
route.
The interstate commerce commission
issued an order for the establishment
of joint rates through Portland. but
the Northern Pacific took the matter
into the courts on the ground that 1t
already maintained a satisfactory or
rea sonable route and that the commits
sion had no authority to make it join
another. The lower court sustained
this view of the matter.
w. II. Snedaker, general agent of the
Illinois Central, who has been in Chi
cago comforting with the principals OF
that road, is due to return this week
All of the transbay roads will run
specials to the Nelson Wolgast nstlc
event Tuesday. The Southern Paclhc,
Santa Fe AMI Key Route have arranged
special schedules, starting at 10 O'CLOCK
in the morning.
1--WE got to go to Sacramento SAID
the hurried traveller who was fumoIng
for his pocketbook at the ferry the
other day.
Well" answered the ticket seller,
ARE you buying transportation or just
telling you troubles?
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SOLAN GOOSE FOUND
BLOWN FAR INLAND
Bird Is Tanned and Sent to the
London Zoo

Returning from Bulford. Wiltshire,
across Salisbury plain, Captain Faith
of Colville Lodge Andover, picked up
a fine young solan goose. which no
doubt had been driven inland by a
northeast gale. 1t was a slate gray
specimen. with white speckles, and
wings expanding to the extent OF SIX
feet The bird very naturally tried TO
peck its rescuer, but he prevented any
further attempts by rolling a carriage
rug around IT. Captain Faith, having
some spare chicken houses. made
small run by one of these with hurdles
and covered it with wire. In the run
he put small trough of rain water,
but for four days he never saw the
bird drink, though, of course, 1t may
have done so. 1t always lived in the
run rather than go into the house, but
it seemed quite happy and never tried
to get out When he took the bird
some food (entirely fresh herrings) it
came up in a hurry to take the fish out
of his hand and never attempted to
peck him. The bird. the Selborn maya
zine adds, is now In the zoo.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-20
ABERDEEN PRESSES
CLAIMS IN COURT
OuSfed Baseball Club Demands
Reinstatement Into North
western League

SEATTLE. Feb. 19.-The hearing OF
the mandamus proceedings 10 compel
the Northwestern baseball league to
restore the Aberdeen club to member
ship occupied the attention of the
superior court today and will be con-
tinued Monday morning.
The evidence brought out the cir
cumstances of the reduction of the
lea que TO four clubs. An odd feature
that was developed in court was that
President Cohen of Spokane had a
letter from Saginaw. Mich. club,
saying that Aberdeen had purchased
four players in the east for $1.050 and
sent check to Secretary Farrell of
the National association to cover the
deal
The latter said the check was not
paid. Aberdeen's counsel objected to
the introduction of this bit of matter
to place opposite to the showing of
Aberdeen in San Francisco. where it
was alleged that Aberdeen had $4,000
to put up for the Sacramento fran
chise in the Coast league
In his argument Attorney Bridges Of
Aberdeen said:
I'VE resent being kicked out of the
league. We were entitled to a hear
ing. We did not receive notice. 1t
was snap judgment We object espe-
cialy to the way this matter was
done"
The Aberdeen side presented the
claim that the five year franchise was
a guarantee.