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The sun., 1910-10-14
CiN'r COPYRIGHT TOWN NtME.
NIlkesbarre. Pa. Fails In Erort To HAN ?
IGs little Made Exclusive.

NTLEEsBARRE Pa Oct 10. The effort
~ this city 70 have IT'S name cOpvri ght ID
taS failed Register - Copyrights Tho
valid Solberg has decided. according TO
q letter received here to-day. that the
city has no right To the sole and exclusive
ppssszslon 81 Its name
The members Of the CITY Council who
wanted the name CopyrI ghl eel. vii now
try TO see II they cannot appeal TO a higher
authority than Mr. Solh-rg The h"gis-
ter 81 Copyrights says IN his decision.
In reply to your tel-l~tt@r ~ October
eve beg To say We cannot possibly think
a. any way IN which you could secure
flr the city of Wilks~baTre the exclusive
r ght to it. name 10y any proceedings
urdar the copyright Law
Firms or CorpOTations which have
a. go. I'D q trademark by open and con
Of. lis use are protected ~ the Law
10 ... 80 ~ such a dist IN gushing device
ana may register their claim - The Use
~ .an = mark IN the Patent Oftc"
similarly firms or other persons may
t. '-Ct.d in court oi equity Wv in
,..utlnn or otherwise against rns adop-
tlnr - the name either of their own Irr
or their products Nv others IN case that
would ,pms under the head 81 Unfair com
Ts'.'luu hut II doe+ not seem A. u any
Cu4r = equity would extend this rule 20
cite. for equity ~ presumed 20 interfere
pgty wr-n a-ta blish-d rights are ~ danger
~ lelug Irreparab!y injured.
Here b'~'N n't seem 10 - any PFnl'
CIt.s uf law which insiiTez 10 n city the
exclusive right 20 IT, nam" ] n" Post
90 . D-t4rf meuf haz authority to name
- tur.i DffCe- whenever II -ea- ~. In
nm, = ,a-ss naturally the name ~ th-
Pot . HiC. and - the town n which II -
'.,tfsi would agree. although this Is by
o.. means always the Cass. The rul"
WINCH vpu cIte that no name of q new post
Office "a tcraptAd n II - the same as hat
, .afiy 70 -" hy another pot n'fi"e ~
80 -arrs state has been IN fore" for some
'rr. =. ". are informed. hut even that
..,c not Apparently prevent IN" givirg
'-. - mo name 10 two towns ~ different
~'H'o- nder thes. circumstance W.
srs - ln-- - adyis" you further ln tn
The sun., 1910-10-14
RIIiL TEtCBCRS FIGHT.
GoId~ Asser's Appointment 90 Principal.
ship Held . y bN Injunction.

David GoidwaS-eT 4 teacher IN puhhr
SCnool ~. Manhattan r"Ceniiv named
hy the Board - Education for the prln-
CipalshIp of school IS IN Brookivn cannot
take the job unless he gets permission in
court. The appointment was held up
yesterday at the monthly meeting Of the
Board ~ Educatlon by an injunction
obtained 10y Hermann Bergoner from
Supreme Court Justice Stapleton In Brook
lyn BarRoher. who IL a teacher in Pubic
school - asserts he - Just as eligible
Tor the pTIncipalship a. j. GoldwasSer.
This - the second time the board has
been restrained from appointing Cold
Was-er. Mary r Fitzpatrick who tea aches
IN the same school as BeTgofsr. got an
Injunction 4 short time ago. but Justice
Greenhaurn vacated ~ Misc FItzpatriCk
Contended that she was ahead IT Gold
wa=-er on tn" eligible lls'
The committee on special schools re-
ported that the evening recreation cen
tres in all the boroughs would he opened
on October - Announcement was made
that the late Ruth } Warner formerly =
teacher ~ drawing and constructive
work IN the Brooklyn Training School
for Teachers. had bequea thsd to the
Public School Teachers Retirement Fund
S,I 81 to he uaed by the association as
u sees ht
4 special class for children threa tened
with tuberculosis - 20 bs established
IN the ConsumptiveS Home NJ 81 Johns
place and Kingston avenue. Brooklyn
Tn. class - To i've made an annex To Public
School ~. which - not far from the home
The sun., 1910-10-14
MirOR or rOkIO nLRE.
He's n PrOgressn- and Was Once ENiIed
for His Views

Nukio O1aki Mavor - Toxic once was
classified a. an Insurgent hy ms count "
men who held the political reins and forced
into exile three YEAR. arrived Yesterday
bv the White star liner AdriatiC. a neT"
progressive. With him was hi- wife.
who speaks English eVcellentlv. Mrs
O2aki talked a. much a. her husband
who believes in the equality of husband
and wife even when 1t COMES To being m
terviewed. When he was in exile Mr.
Ozaki spent some time in this country.
acquiring a good knowledge Of the Amen
can tongue Although Mir. Ozak never
has b@on mere before she talks much like
an American woman. acquiring -om" Of
her accent perhaps from her husband.
Mr. O1akl who was r.el.D'ed MAJOR II
Toxic about a wear alsp. after serving one
term ~ SIX year. entertained President
Taft. who was then secretary 1T War.
while the latter wac visiting Japan Mr
and MIR. OzakI will meet the President
once more in few days
MIR Ozakl Obtained leave ~ ah-"nc"
six months ago - take a 'rlp around
he world and note how the 'Itle~ ut the
OCCident weua governed -r h" might brin =
back 20 Tokp some ldcar hat might
help her 70 ge' along bctt"r. He SAYS h"
found RUSSIA very IFlFtfllF nov WI N~l Nil'l-
ing the little unplrasantneS- IN Nauchuria
and neighborhpOd Mr OgakI raId that
from what no had heard and read about
Mayor Gavnor he latter might b" called
progressive In japan. Thor" wa ~"
police graft m Tokio her Mavor -tys.
chiefly becauS" IN" polic" d"rdTtm'W
il under Government SUPERVISION. AS
: o ot her forms ~ graft ~ Toxic the Mayor
said he was unaware of IT. existence,
blt that he supposed that u might come
after Toxic had attained tho "Ntrnm" ot
Western civilization.
Mrs Ozaki SAID zhe was m favnr of
suFraRe m modified form for her sex
after the plan II MIR FawCstt In" jap
aneae women had npt asked for suffrage
She believed that women should nav" ~
all Countr rie- 1h" same rights a. men ~
re- gard 10 marriage and dlvoTCe hat they
should not make political speeches and
that they should strive To- preserve IN"
serenity 81 the hnm"
The Mayor and Mrs Dzaki r"turn 20
New York on the iN'h 20 - the guest ~
honor a. \ dinner ~ he gwen that evening
At tho Hotel Aston by th" japan S"Ci"tN
of New York Tn" president ~ ih"
society Iindsav Russell announced Voc
t.rriay that tho society had invited tha
Nsvors oT New YORK, phlladelphia. Rat
more Boston and 'hiDagO 10 b" prn-en'
and SIcak several n"mhrrs "f ~"
japanese Dict now IN this country Will
come - New Work. Tor ia" dinner
Nayor OZaki and Mayor Bdynor "N-
cha nRad greetings and handshake= ~
the afternoon ~ the City Hall. and Mayor
OZaki. 10 h.,half of the Japan"-" Honor
aTy Commercial Commission. which Ni@-
tied this city last year. presented To- Mayor
an Illuminated addre-- II appre-
citation The address il worked IN silk
ON a silk background three NV four feet
fl was framed and Wa hung up IN Mayor
I,aynor's Office.
The sun., 1910-10-14
RIID OTER CAPTAIN,s HEAD.
she'lin'S station Gets Unexpected Prts-
onerS From Near rs.

Fourth Deputy Police Comrissioner
REYNOLDS of Brooklyn has been receiving
many complaints lately about the cigar
sror" occupied 10y Joseph Markhart AT
1852 Broadway. Lieut.. Murray and
-''rEt krinley Of Borough Inspector Hols-
nan Office. with ton plain clothes men
w"n' - m" cigar store Yesterday after
noon and found more than forty men in a
large room yarIously occupied at craps.
roulette, poker and banker and broker
In u rough and tumble tight that ens,Isd
w"n'v ~ the men managed to get away
The others we're arrested and taken "a
the Ralph avenue station. Capt Shevlin
II that station heard noise az the door
and "am" out of his oiice tn So what IL
WAS all about. Tho raid was not made
With his CognIzanc"
Markhart was among the men caught.
W" WAS charged with conducting a gam
bling house The others were charged
with disorderlv conduct. = lot of gnm-
bling implements were found in the place
The sun., 1910-10-14
"CRIWIN JNSONISH."
Manufacturers So ThaI Phrase IN ~peak-
InG oT Los ANGELES Outrage.

Resolutions strongly condemnlng the
Internal tionai Typographical Union Tor
its alleged responsibility for the de-iruc
ton ~ the Los Angeles Times Building
and extending sympathy to Gen. Harri-
son GRAY OTIS were adopted unanimously
10y the. board of directors of the National
Association of Manufacturers, President
John Kirby. Jr IN the chair. at the asso-
cations general offices. ~ Church street.
Yesterday morning. The resolutions are
as follows
Whereas no long continued CoWardv
and rec klsssly illegal determination Of the
International Typographical Mon TO de-
s'roy the huSins-, Of the los Angeles TtTT's
and the influence ~ ~ owner. Gen HsrTi-
son GRAY Oris m his efforts in hehAn Of he
principles ~ industrial freedom has ter
minated IN the deaf ruction of IN" T'r's's
plant and building bv dynamite. iha murder
Of more than = score Of employees ~ tho
papsr and tho inlury % manv Others and
Whereas the plot contemplate ed the stimuli.
tan~ou- destruction of The homes Of zen
otis and y Iehandelaar At no matter
wha' 80, IN,e of nfe therefore
Rssoirsd That this board recognizes This
at 81 destruction Of life and property A.
In line With tho general policy ~ criminal
untonism. "a SSemplin-d nv innumerabe
Eases 81 resort to the Use 81 dynamite TO
enforce it- do,tTine Of rule or ruin. and that
o. places the responsibility therefor not
alone upon The human tools who actually
perpe'ra'ed 'hs crime hut IN du" propor.
ton upon those Who in any manner foster
an organization whose line Of conduct leads
20 such results
Rcsoh'd That thta board telegraph cen
Oti- an expression of - sympathv ~ fol.
lows
gsH Hrryt.or Grav Or.. Los tugrlss. cal !
The board 81 directors of the National
A-s0, rat ION - Manufacturers m session here
tenders it, profound sympathy to Won. 80
those injured and to the families ~ tho-H
" ho were Killed IN the diaholi"Rl plot Vhi'h
resulted m ths d~st rlction of life and ~
your pruper''. With "onndencs IN your
own ability and 'ouraRs 10 meet tho awful
emergency and 80 restore your position IN
tho h.ld of honest and praiseWOTthv journal.
ism w hid YOU tod speed. and "" ioin 'hs
nIultuuda =. 'ondew nat ion ~ tho inhumaH
attack tha has made YOU The victim or an
A,' 81 barbarian too horrible 70 he expressed
in word. and carable of eIrcul ion only by
tho most drpraved element of human
cir'y While dynamite has d"s'roy@d your
property. u - the bslief ~ this board hat
~ canno' de~irov the spirit Of patriotism
thai has caused YOU 10 make tho gallant
nzht Won have made for the preservation
81 natural A. we'll a. constitutional freedom
IN commerce and indu-tr ry reward for which
will DO eAemplinad In tho aoundinz of your
praises for generations 10 come
tSignsdI JoHN kiRBT. ia
President National Association ~ MANU-
fasturprs
The sun., 1910-10-14
RiDLEI'S FLIER nJuRED.
ths fnGiish AITmaa . nhart NEea Iti.
Na-hine Tut the 1:seund.

James Radley. the English aviator.
IN q hrSt tryout 10 hia new Blsriot mono
n'ane, met with an accident az the Belmont
fhrk hyinE field yesterday morning
MT Hadl"y first tested ont hts apparatus
over the ground and had hown only Z
short distance when he attempted to land.
In" head 81 the machine q r,Ick the earth
breaking the propeller ard damagin &
the control. The airman was unhurt.
hut II will take several days to repair the
machine
John h Moissnt had hoped 10 assemble
his two Bleriot monoplanes yesterday.
hut he said the delay caused by Custom
House red tape would take another day
MIR. Moisani expects to hegin making
flights a. soon a. his machines are put
together and he said last night that his
first passengers will be his two sisters.
VINO arrived from San Francisco yesteT-
day To remain for the eight day meet
starting Positions for the international
balloon races from St LOUIS Monday were
drawn al the Aero Club Of America yes
terday afternoon. Germany secured the
a. an opport unity n Afforded To study the
direction OF the air currents 10y watchln &
the other balloons America received
second To the last and France the first
place
contest committee appointed includes
Cortlandt Field Bishop. president of the
Aero Club Of America; A. Lambert.
president % the st. LOUIS Aero Club.
=. =. Lahm. L.. ID. DoZier and VI. Gasnter
OF he Aero Cinb of France
The contestants are.
America Pilots Alan n HaWley. n p
Honeywell J n MADE Jr
Germany Pilots -Hanptmann Won NheT-
cron. Lieut.. NORt. Ingenieur tIAu- GeriCAe
Substitutes hauptmAnn Won Otdlmann
Assessor Seefried. Ingenieur Bsrliner
Switzerland Pilots -Col SChaeCk. CApi
Messner. Nlds-rAul ATmbruster. NJ ca.
NAudan
JaCq ques Faure
The sun., 1910-10-14
IOO WISS ItRFER HERE.
Man who kiiied Eiosia Dodge HAD Been
. NeNadA-i iah director.

I.n1ng r. Loomls. who shot Eloda
Dodge IN Cortland. y Y last Tuesday.
ws- formerly director in the Nevada
I'tah Mines and Srnsiter- Corporation.
which has offices ~ iOp Broadway
George y I.~srnard president ~ the
COMPANY saId yesterday that LOOMS
rec gned Two wears Ego and that he knew
not hing concerning his movements since
tnen lie understood that I,oomis had
gone TO ChIcaRo.
Another man connected with the min.
ing company remembered tnat LOOMS
had spoken 81 hurrying West because hIs
wife was III There had also been a
r,Inor ~ trouble between Lpomls and
his wife Among the officers ~ m"
company n was believed thar Inomis
was doctor 81 medicine and that h."
usually us.,i the title.
No one could b~ found who know any
thing ~ toe relations said 70 have existed
bctween I.ooni- and Gen"y ieve Dolaro
he Weber 4 FieldS chorus girl. whom
rImor Identifies a. the girl shpt by
I.DOmis
The sun., 1910-10-14
W,S LEHI>'S PtRT\ER
Baukne,. DrTanIter AnJ Suicide. VA in
Dea's NItn County TrrA mTer

MINFoIA L. I Oct ~ Development :
which came ont to-day in connect ipn with
tine pec,Ilations ~ J. Frank Baukney and
William " RapeiyeA. who were until ~
! r..nrly clerks IN the Office of County Treas
|Irar charles =. Lewis were of such a
character ~ to indicate that the County
Treasurer was Interested with Baukney
in private real estate transact ions.
Baukney shot and killed himself on the
evening 81 sept ember - ~ his home IN
HempStead He lef' q long letter to HE
/ wife ln which hs confessed thar by sys-
'ematIc stealing he. with the AID of William
/ " Rapeivea had embezzled about SSv. .OOO
during a perioh of several years.
Eapelvea was arrested on September "
and he made a de'aIl~d confession. IN
which h.s told how he and Bauknsv had
lapprnpriats-d 70 their own Use money
which had been received IN the County
Treasurer Office on account " back taxes
Mr- Bauknsy Says she has in her pos
session various memorandums relating 10
her husbands private business deals with
Treasurer Lewis. These memo- she
says. were found among her husband =
eFs,t-
In view ~ the-s things and others which
D sha dos not car" 10 make public now she
s.v- -hs has dsC Ided 20 dsregard IN \
,u. A~Ire the letter "f her husband telling
n.r to turn over various .lEsets of his tO
Nj Lewis She therefore retained For
n.r District Attorney James y. <iemann
Of IvubrooE ~ha doesn Z intend 10 sur
render anything until she knows Just
u here she stands she says N th" money
IN question belongs TO IN" county she ~
ready - surrender ~ but first she wants
10 bs shown she says
The whoIr matter ~ 10 GO 90 the Grand
JtIrr a. supreme Court Justice Scudder
IN hIs charg. Al m" oT~ning "i The October
tern, to-day after calling thai body = AT
tention to the fart that dsfAlcation had
been reported in the county funds Said
The court knows nothing of the fA''s
and 10 - not NV business - investigate
1, t- rsuorted that for -eNera wears there
has h..n a Systematic robbery ot tho publi'
,ra.syT, n - for YOU to investigate how
trt- could have happened. whether me
r,br.rv could have been prevented You
..iI aIsn ASCERTAIN II there are anN other
weak -pot- m The system oi this depart
psnt ~ anv other department
The Cuuri further charged that u vas
M. duty ~ m" Grand Jury to find out
n .II tha duties ~ high county Ofiicers
W.r, reformed IN - proper manner.
f. was not emo lgh ia" Court said. that
an 0ai,,..r 10 hOnesr he must not h" neRh-
gent y, hat others might be dishonest.
Whom County Treasurer I.s'Irs was
ASKED II b" had had any real "H a." trans
s,ftpn- With B41ikney. he said
-N..- ~, and I were ~ som@ real estate
sp"cul4tion- together. In fact only
snort while lsafprp he ended his life ] put
HIM ~ the way of making over 81 800 ON
one. 'r,asa ction nlpn" and ne did not have
tn But uD cent either. There were
,.b.r deals which We had on. hut which
fell through ~ far as he was concerned
when he took his life. 7 had absolute
confidence. ~ Rauknsr and liked him too
and that was the reason ] got him inter
r-ted IN real estate deals
The sun., 1910-10-14
No BOxER UPRISING TE,RED.
Reports Thai the chinese Have Only
Good win for Americans.

vICroRIA. r. 6. Oct II c. W Web
ster. a retired Spokane LAWYER. and Nr
Nu.rhead. a Chinese customs Official, who
arrived to-day from Hongkong. say that
the reports ot fears of another Bower
uprising are withour ground
MIR Webster visited Pekin and other
cities and found IN every place evidences
Of good will toward Americans He
travelled over the siberian Railroad and
found armies Of Russian work lngm"n
double track ing this railroad and extend
ing the Amur branch
MIR Webster thinks Russia and Japan
have agreed TO divide ManChuria instead
Of having any further fight over IN" rich
territory
The sun., 1910-10-14
NI,kUEtR STRIkE WEN E>D.
B"rn sides Tak Peace week Likely
10 sec NIn,iup.

f.'r ..+es N the strkeS ot the custom
=. ..- md the neoSOeNr workers seemed
o.. .. = 10. opinion Yesterday that the
.'..-.- may he settled within week
...,.. .-n r,gytlatiors between the strikers
.r.I ... as~p latIOns OF employers. The
..... SD,r NauuIact Ir.rz Protective A--
. .'.u and the Merchant lai'grs
A.-.t.trfuu wtl, meet separately a. the
..lasv central Hu'sl t0-dav and
o.. .".u4u"u' prgauiIati"n Meantime
o.. .rr.rTp'= ar. hsing rna6e - "mplov
.,.rra."r- ~ either trad" On nchHlf
%. f~..Utnt Tailor N--O'tatipu %
-1rd
.t.-- rY 10 A. # 'hc 'royiie 10 Eht
b. .....|v s.t'l,.i Most u our sIn
- s.. .,"ui uu -'r1ka without thinking,
. .r DO. hay" had day ar tV'
....- rHa'fDrs over ! t"iIr. " this viii
.. ..."r.tz 4 rNr,' on them "" aIn
.. .,.r 'u.lr ~il'. and giant arF
......HIIo whom fhc'i demands
.. -r",.f ID, .rd -ur.uiitcd 60 -
... D,-.ui."r Hugh iravu" Of tt"
It.i,..tfIun uf Ig''.. VIp
... q fN. -r'ti"m"nf commute"
.,..tr. VorHe~S. said that b.
.. Hn,.- would -"' fh" Cnd ~ bo'n
.r.gr 0rlr1 Hill rI0Ec s''tlcfnents
o.. -rIN f- 'rs tttf fhst thor"
.-u.-- - f."iirC ou either SIDE
.,tfI tr'U t-1T." ~ Tn "u ,lO5er-.
rH .uty they 1r" ready. ! ucl",e.
.'. r.I 'oTr"-"utttINr- ~ tho
DO, Demands 90" rsdESna ble
n- D'nu fh'r Ir" Ursr"utet 10 ~"
... n .ruurr form th"r" will 1"
..'l, 100 .v'u,uE 8" 90 nmIoIbl"
.....' .I ''" ,st-" ~ both upstirs -
The sun., 1910-10-14
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osss "a, ,'''a aapnnisssd Par, III ldlourn-d unul
MondaS. O,tobsI u. 1910 $50. sehl from rart
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Triai Term No -7ai. viii gorio III Iorrnyo
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The sun., 1910-10-14
GRlHiHE-W HITE ~ RIPL iNE.
Makes slN short. but Spectacular Flights
~ the BennIngs Track.

WASHINGTON. Oct IL - Claude GrAhAme.
White made six short but spectacular
flights At the Bennings track here to-day
All the flights were of more than five min
utes duration. some going a. long as
twelve. The aerial circus stunts of
GrahAme- White. his dips. Glides. sharp
turns and the like had the crowd on edge
during the performance During one Of
his flights the daring aviator allowed HE
machine TO run free while he waved both
hands AZ the grand stand crowds.
CLIFFORD Harmon and Grahame- White
ran an aerial race. the former IN his bl-
plane and the latter IN monoplane.
Grahame- " hite flew AZ a height Of 'OO
feet and Mr.. Harmon cirCled the course
n few hundred feet below him.
II weather conditions are favorable
Grahame- White will compete tomorrow
for the sIO.OO long distance flight prize
offered by the Washington Post
The sun., 1910-10-14
4. n. LAWRERT FLIES.
President oT ~. Louis Aero CIub GOES p
With BrOOkIns.

ST LoUIs. Oct ia. Lambert
president of the Aero CLUB Of 81 Loui-.
operated a Wright nipiane to-day for
three circuits of the course At the avia-
tiuu field AZ KInloch with Walter Brookin-
beside him
There were twelve flights to-day Roy
hnaben-hue had his first ride IN an aero
plane. taking ten minute trip with
Brpokins
There were trials for speed over a
mite measured stTaIghtA~ay. during
whI,h iluNs-v made the mile IN - 3-5,
IA. r,-St tlin- Of the day Alfred Leblanc
wa- no. uut Turns a. the end ~ eacn
mil" WI. mad" IN about s~V"nty-hve
f-e'
The Longest fIgh' was made hy HpAS"y
who was "a minutes Itoit one time