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New-York tribune., 1910-02-21
LOW POINTS WAY.
National Incorporation to Solrf
Trust Problem

seth Low, president of the National CIVIC
Federation. III article in the current
number OF The National Civic Federation
Reviev on The Necessity for National
Incorporation of Companies Doing Inter
state BUSINESS, maintains that the time
has come when choice must be made
among three things if the present intolera-
be situat ton Is to be relieved Mr.. Low
writes thst all the federal systems in the
world except that of the United states
place the entire control of commerce under
the national government. He adds in part
The suggestion has been made that the
only adequate relief for the present situa-
tion is the repeal Of the Sherman anti-trllst
act / think that the reason vglIy pubic
sentiment placed such dra astic law upon
the statute hook as the Sherman antitrust
act IS to be found in the very fact that the
national government, as things stand Is
helpless in its relation 70 corporations DO
Ing interstate business
. Assuming that the repeal Of the act
would meet all the requirements of the
situation. Mr.. Low asks if any one serious
~ pelleTes that public sentiment would slls-
tam the President in recommending the re-
peal or Congress IN repeating the ect at
time when the high cost of living is per
tiC-Niii6 every one ana VneIi Hlutt4LhACS -
lleve that one factor. at least, in that situa-
ton is the arbitrary control of conditions
by corpora tions
Mr Low sums up the situation TOW and
his idea Of relief as follows
First-What ve have now. with one gov
eTnment controlling the corporation that
does interstate business and another goF-
ernnent controlling the interstate business
that is done. but with no government al
all controlling both the agent and the busl-
ness that II does.
SeCond-Through the contributory action
Of Congress TO have forty-siY states control
both the agent doing interstate business
and the business that II does, each state
locking out for itself against all others.
Third-To have the national government
through the exercise of its power under the
interstate commerce clause. incorporate
companies to do interstate business, and
thus control all over the Union both the
agent doing interstate business and the in
teTstate business that it does
As between these three alteTna IiveS. Is II
not clear that the last represents the die
tates of good sense, Of our own experience
and OF the general practice Of commercial
nations?
\ meeting Of the executive committee Of
the National Civic Federation has been
called fer March and To consider Mr..
Lows aTCcie
New-York tribune., 1910-02-21
PARTITION SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YoRk, 7-1,
Pardf Lena Pardi Vinceat - Pere ard tlivta
pee defendants-Ip pursuance of an InterIoeu-
torv Judgment Of partition and sale duly made
ar5 entered IN the above entitled action, ana
nessng date the 9th day Of January. 1910 !.
he iJn('ersigned The referee in said judgment
nar,ad will sell al public auction, At the E2-
=, enra sales Rooms, NoE- 1i-l6 NeSey street, IN
80 T57ro11gb of Manhattan and City OF New fork,
- the DIST dav OF February. Iaio. az twelve
o!iLIocC noon on that DAY. oy Bryan L kennelly.
s,-c+foneer the premises directed by said Iuts-
~1enr to be sold. and therein described as fol
lows - -, = III
s;tIIatA wing and being in the Borough q Man
Lsttgr, fTitv County and state OF New YORK, on
- narrrV est corner of Bedford and Leroy tfor-
r-s-i-r rs,Ir-0uj streets fronting on Bedford
Sect and containing in front, IS feet and on
eBov Street T5 feet 70 land Of Cornelius Banta,
- On the line Of Cornelius Banra, Il feet :
9tence @asterly parallel with Leroy street. y
tsat inches; thence northerly at an angle OF
so~t1-t1ve degrees from the last line, II feet. SO
10 - iaava the remainder Of the lot 2S feet, IL
f now fenced Excepting therefronl alley
- ~ feet wide and feet hlsh along the line
~ Cornelius Banta's lot lire 20 Leroy street:
and ali the estate right, title and interest Of
f1fure vested OF contingent Of dover. curtesy or
The following is diagram OF the property 70
10 sold. Its street numbers are ITS Leroy
New-York tribune., 1910-02-21
DEPUTY SHERIFF ARRESTED.
In Trouble Over Alleged Unnecessary
Flourishing Of Revolver.

After spending four DAYS as special
depury sheriff empowered TO carry Il re-
--olver Edmund Burke, Of No T. Nassau
Court BROOKLYN undertook TO emulate the
policemen who have recently been removed
and got himself arrested at : o'clock yes
terd6y morning for threatening TO shoot
several persons who refused to permit him
10 dictate 70 them.
Burke al 80 o clock entered Testa uTant
at Nc l55 Gold street. where Cererino
Coli. Of No 21S Gold street. md several
friends were eating. The conversation he
tween the Italians annoyed him. and he
yelled for them to keep still. When they
ignored his remarks, according 10 their
complaint. he drew revolver, he men
made hastv exit and told their experience
10 Patrclnan Jacobs, Of the lower Fulton
street police station, = HON they met hai II
: block away. and the arrest of the special
deputy followed.
After. spending 2 few hours in the Sta
tior house the prisoner was arralGned be
fore Magistrate Tighe- in the Adams street
p,Iioe court who held him in S2."@ BAH
for hearing on SATURDAY
New-York tribune., 1910-02-21
1z6th Street

The approzlmste amount mt Of s,, ta' s..7tss s4 =
nIGnerTv is TO be sold is Tv-nr---"o hUn6r go
and forty-sIN and So-lov QotlarS 80 80.
october. 1903. together WIN costs and allow
arce amounting 70 s2o12z vita intssss. oa, lEom
81 f5Ir me as.ssspenJs ana water rates or othsr
{1Ts taxes TafT@H ar TO be allowed 20 the pur
chaser cut Of Is ths RFs-ss g nd "GnsT nsTesf o a
Dated -'7" cHAs l. COIN. Referee
The foregoing sale is he hereby adjourned 70
FrIaay. November 26th. 1908. az the same tirne
Dated New York; SogemSs5 c,,Iss1 1ss5 isos y.
The foregoing sale is hereby further adjourusd
70 FRIDAY December 3rd. 1893. ar the same time
A'-r dated New York. November 2ssh, 1879
CHAS L COIN Referee.
The foregoing sale Is hsreoy further al
Iourned FRIDAY. December 5rd. 1903. az tns
S1 Dated New York December sre. 1903
CHAs. L CoHN Referee
The. me fVrsn 10 Fpiay. peceber IT'S ieos AZ
the same time and place ,,.. ,oOo
CHAs. I CoHN. Rsf~re-
The forssGias sale Is hsTeeg g,t tarth.S iooa a,
}54 same tine and place
Dated New YORK s;tI Pese%heT r6g2 II,s 1sss co.
The foregoins sale is hereby further 81
journet 20 Friday & December Sis' 1908. AZ
Datsd New York December 24,h 1903
CHAS- I COHN Referee.
The foruzotns sale is hereby further adjourned
to Friday January tith. 1919. at the same tinns
and place.
Dated New York. December S1st 1909
CHAS- L COHN. Referees.
The foregoing sale Is hereby further ai-
1ourned 20 FRIDAY, February 4.h. 1910. a. ths
same time and place
Dated. New York January f4th. 1910
CHAS l. COHN- Referees
The foregoing sale is hereby further d
iourned TO Friday February 18th. 1910. at
the time and place
patsd New York. February 4th. 1910
CHAS l. COHN Referees
The fore going sale Is herehy furthsr al
toUrned 70 Friday, March 4th. 1910. at the
same time and place
Dated New York February 1sth. 1910
CHAS- y. COIN. Refersa
New-York tribune., 1910-02-21
LEFT CARD GAME TO DIE.
Nother Finds Instructor in City Col
lege Overcome by Gas.

-rroi-r. Bergman. er Instructor 81 the
r-na-e II rhe CITY Of New York. met ea
-i-errzl death sl his home. Nc. 10 NeSl
1ad street.. yesterday sfternoen- Bergman
-.-= p!a-fnE cards with his father, re-
-.-es business man. ara TWO hrothers-
4 -r,-,- : "a O'Clock n eft the table " Nhen
10 +aued 70 return his mother went 10
-az for him. and found him on the floor
or he bathroom, with gas pouring out OF
arsned ~.
=er-7an r.as unconscious. end Dr. Ward
.=- - tie : Hood wright Hospital vas
lied Death came, however. tefofe me
....--ei-tsr arrived Coroner FelnberS Sald
--e- r5earh was due 10 the turning on o.
~ e when Bergman lighted the eiectrf''
-..--- 7.o-f7 lights being on Z comBluat ton
-s---r Bergman vas gradustsa fT95a 9Ja
- College q TIE City Of New = ofk- -
1-o-l a. New York University ana
= @--ere Institute and vas stuoNlnG Io'
- 6~z-ee Of Doctor OF Philosophy al To-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-21
"A HEN IS A BIRD.
But, Nevertheless, Duty Must Be Paid
on Her Eggs

Washington. Fen. "a hen is bird -
Is the official declaration of the Treasury
Department.
Customs experts made this ruling yester-
day in response to the inquiries fo corre-
spondent, who called attention to the fact
that the Payne tariff law levied q duty Of
= cents 3 dozen on hens eggs. while birds
eggs are admitted free
The paragraph imposing the duty of 5
cents a. dozen on hens eggs Is specific, 50
that although hen is officially declared to
be bird her products will have to pay the
tariff rate.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-21
BALTIMoRE's S LIGHTING FIGHT
Mayor Hopes to Withdraw Privileges
of Two Corporations
~ Telaaranl, 70 The TrtaJn4

81 Telegraph TO The Tribune
Baltimore. Feb 3o.-As ! sequel IN the
refusal OF the city authorities to accept the
condition of the Standard Oil COMPANY and
the Consolidated Gas and Electric Light
COMPANY for the introduction of natural
gas. the city solicitor has completed the
draft Of bill which Mayor Mahooi will
send to the Legislature tomorrow to repeal
the rs which give the gas company abse-
lutte control Of the lighting of Baltimore.
The Ma gor says;
of course. We do not expect 4 bill which
takes so many monopolistic privileges away
from q corporation to go through without
opposition, and plenty of il 50 we viii he
prepared for the fight of orr lives.
When committee Of the Council was
appointed to go to New York to see the
Standard Oil officials with a view 10 further
negotiations the committee was informed
that it was Of no use, negotiations were
on with another city for natural sas from
the West Virginia fields
New-York tribune., 1910-02-21
NAVAL MILfTIhmEN GET MEDALS.

.- tie rc,iev cf the ID Naval Battalion
--- n. az General George Moore Smith, al
me srrerv. sd street and New York Bay.
~ =e-y-1se rfsht aptein Robert 2. Fo--
. 80 state service medal. d we'll
= -f-l-r er7-vear fe1 ne cent medal rally
,...---af~6 Of ,le comr1ano received 10" Pc
49, ~reSzfl @o- faithful service captain
.r-..-e~ 4 -op-les i = y who represent
81 comma ncaut JOSEPH p NETdock OF ihe
navy ard cs~ia RED that the battalion urlll
-.a-s,.ll- p-aE foIlov. &c bv dress parace allG
- -e--ie- reflected great credit upon on
.-e nd men About twenty y-nEe hE.oFed
r.r-zore 1-ere present 1n= Nlsitlh- oNI.e
80 er+erfs med ~ Ire Hsfc room, ditsF
--s-- --s-r zsS dancing
New-York tribune., 1910-02-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE, TO CREDIFORS:-TAKE NOTICE
that the undersigned intend TO apply 10 the
Surrogate Of Washington County for Letters OF
\ Administration ot the Goods. etc, OF Eliza
christie late of the Town OF .tiTeenElch.
County of Washington and State of -sew York
deceased according 10 the provisions Of Section
IS64 Of the Code of civil Procedure. for limit
iny the penalty of bonds of admin istratlon, ,
and uotica is hereby given all persons hav-
ms claims against said Eliza Christie, deceased
10 present their claims. Win proper vouchers
,h-fsof to the Surrogate OF the County OF
Washington, at his office IN the Village OF
Februarv 1a1o-
mated Greenwich X Y. January - 1910
WILLIAM JOHN McGEOCH.
WILLIAM L. CHRISTIE
VAN NESS & MAYNARD. Attorneys Green
wtch. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1910-02-21
CITATIONS.

TEE PE0PLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
work. by the grace Of God, free and tnde-
pendent. Josephine = Eusseg, Eteamor Il rs
Io,,ssstI Corneiia H. Hughes. Henry II.
Hughes. Albert 3. Hilton individually and as
Fxecutor OF the Last VIII and Testament of
49, Hilton deceased Helen Hilton
Gtorv ,Ihert B Hilton. Jr.. Vincent Il Hilton.
Dorothv " Hilton. individually and as Execu-
80 ~ ,ha Last VIII and Testament of Ed
ward e Hilton, deceased; Ellen D. Hilton;
E,t Eo,a ~ the Estate of Helen Hilton story:
tha Mercantile Trust COMPANY as General
C5uarr3isr of the Estate OF Albert B Hilton
Trsnd "a General Guardian of the Estate or
y-ircant = Hilton: the Central Trust Company
80 %au, york as General Guardian of Ellen D.
Hilton and to all persons interested IN me
Eststa of Henry Hilton. late of the County of
Nqw york. deceased as creators legatees'
next Of kin OF otherwise, send greeting
W and each OF YOU are hereby cited and
ra1,ired personally to be and appear before
at,r Surrogate Of the County Of New York, AZ
tha SIfrrogates' Court of said County, held at
the EaII OF Records in the County of New
, IHe o. the 5th day of pril. 1910, ar half
~ an o'clock in the forenoon Of that day,
then anu anI,1rt L, of proceedings nf Horace Rus
o. or and Edward n. Harris Executors OF
- trustees under the last VIII and festa-
,3ts e1+ Of said deceased, and such of YOU as are
I+areb, cited as are under the age of twenty
one years are required 70 appear ny your
g+fardfau II YOU have one or If YOU have none.
AMI APPLY f0r one to be @ agP9nted feTnr d.
10 So guardian will be appointed by the
Surrogate 10 represent and act for you in the
- IN testimony whereof We have caused the
seal Of the SurUogates Court of the said
Countv OF New York to be mere unto
rseaIl afhled witness, Hon Abner G
county. at the county OF New York the End
dan % February. in the year OF our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and ten
DANIEL ]. DOVDNEY
clerk of the Surrogates Court.
JAMES & DARCY. Attorney for Executors
$50 Broadway. New Aofk tlty-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-21
aotJR OWN HAWAII"

NJ. arst f a series Of lectures hy Wright
the fellow traveller or Burton
49, = VAS heard with much interest by
ii'''',, andience Al the i.yeeum Theatre last
tlle rrhe subiert Hawaii, gave Mr.
night IN opportunity 10 exhibit d very
kramer Iaett6n If excellent pictures
varied l,,,e the natives dancing and en-
Those slo" asfer sports We're particularly
gagged AZ -, Tic lecture @tll be repeated
- afttiGQOl--
New-York tribune., 1910-02-21
OsT BANHBOOkS.

6Sr or STOLE Baukbaok No s32Oll OF
tTe German savings Bank IN the city or New
yorl corner tth ave and f4th ST. issued 20
Pose Gilbert All persons are cautioned against
1rsyo,tzrinp the same IL not returned 70 the
Es1k on the Inth 1ay OF March. 1910. dupli
cate will ne issued
oS-r -gapLheoI, Ne ss3 io4. Seamens Bank
fo- "a yiurs "a ana 20 Wall ST, New YorA
r,avnauf stopped and cancellation applied FOR.
Please return 20 cank
: S9s.F raapLhoaE No as oaa az the Hohoken
FsnL for Savings All persons hereby
raIItinned not 70 negotiate the same as payment
has been stopped Finder will please return book
10 the bank.
LOST or TSTOL Handbook Ne 563, T16 OF
the Emtgrant Industrial Savings Bank PAY
ruent stopped Please return nooK 10 oAhA'
Ne ~ Chambers st
LOST-Bankbeok No 6s6922. Bank for Saw
ings 2SN 4th ave, New York Fay ment
stopped please return book 20 bank
New-York tribune., 1910-02-21

LeRoy St
The Approximate amount OF taxes. assess
--ents and water rates which are 10 be allowed
40 fha purchaser out of the purchase money or
paid by the Referee IS $3.50 S. and interest
A1Iatld New York. January 2sth. 1910
: L. h WARD. Referee
rEWKONTTZ & SCHAAP. EsqFs-.
Attorneys for PlaintiH.
NJ n Nassau Street City ot New YORK
CHARLES HERBARINI. Esq
Attorney for Defendants. Pa:dl
DAVID z GPOSSNAN. Esq.
Attorney for Defendants. Pepe
New-York tribune., 1910-02-21
FEnNGE OE NAME.

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK. COZ NJ l = =
In the matter of the application Of the <eV
Amsterdam safe Deposit Company for autnori,y
% change lis name 70 Hudson safe DEPOSIT
Ccnlranv-'' Notice is hereby gwen, that the New
Amsterdam safe Deposit Company, domestic
CORPORATION. organized under the Banking Laws
OF The state of New York. having It's principal
business office IN the Borough OF Manhattan.
civ County and State OF New York. VIII apply
TO the SJJurerre Court Of the state Of New York,
At A Special Term. Part thereof, 70 he ne!d az
the County 5ourt House, IN the BoFoush OF
Manhattan rity, County and state OF New YORK
on the asth day of February, 1910 al 1o-SD
a clock in the forenoon OF that day. or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard for ar 9rffer
authorizing said corporation 70 change us COT
= rate to Hudson safe geposiL Lelipai5-
Dated Ne1 YORK. January eth 1910
The NEW AMSTERDAM SAFE DEFo9II
COMPANY
b z r. CHAPMAN, President
HOLM NHITLOCK & SCARFF. Counsel for
Petitioner 81 Nassau Street. Boroush OF
Manhattan. City of New York, \. I
.I-PRFJF COURT NEW YORK COUNTY
In the matter OF the application Of New YORK
& Ohio Buckle co. for authority 70 chanse rs
corporate name New York Buckle % Notle"
is hereby given that the New YORK q ONO
Buckle CO a domestic corporation having its
prfncipaI business Office in the city County ana
state 0f New York. will apply 10 the supreme
court Of the state of New York at a Special
Term Part [ thereof to be held IN ana Iaf tAe
f-ountv of New York the County Court House
il, SAID COUNTY on the 18th day Of February.
1910 at 10 so clock in the forenoon or rnat
dav or as soon thereafter as counset can pe
heard -qr an erder authorizing said corpora non
Ia rkange IFS corporate nsme 10 the New fork
Ta1sd New York city. Febr1a-v % 1910
NEW YORK OHIO BUCKLE CO
BY JOSEPH SHAM President
HERMAN GOLDMAN. ATTORNEY for New YORK
(, Ohio Buckle Co 13-21 Park ROW. Boz or
Manhattan. New York city
New-York tribune., 1910-02-21

other ReoHe iSe,o2S 2ts,- SPA lel ~
Gross income 81 III 500 So al9. 2le 81 lbe, oso
Total deduction
from gross inc 322i iSo 3.osa 9a4 i34 ieo
Net corr. Inc 81, i'b. iaS std2. ehS 81 ~i lst
credit
New-York tribune., 1910-02-21

s11,OOO,OOO.
Hudson Companies
(N.cAdoo System)
6g Secured Convertible Gold Coupon Notes.
prio, navab February 1 1913 payable February ls
Guaranty Trust Company New York Trustee
and with Registration
Resnabs the of the COMPANY at 100 and accrued interest on any interest ~ ~
The Notes specifically the Trust Com
panv Railroad Company First Mortgage fec
Tax Exempt the State OF New YORK
at a pleasure of the holder at maturity
said Hudson Manhattan Railroad Company
Bondsa a and accrued interest
the Hudson Ss ss HsS:sa s Hr4 al ] 9 d 'H
letter q its 6sa eedf poGton M
fuows
RESOURCES.
N Comp conprsns prnIpaly the oimbels Store a
Hudson s RaHro COMPANY First 100000
Stock.
INDEBTEDNESS
matt IS len = 100000
- ass1sary assps 'g =
we recommend he investment and offer them
al accrued interest
HARVEY FISK & SONS, New York
suvi1a also ber
Continental Na;J Rank
Messrs. Walker & Co. Messrs jackson & Curtis
Eustis Co. Baltimore Trust Guarantee Co
Fidelity Bank OF Pittsburgh ~ A
nburgh Pittsburgh
New-York tribune., 1910-02-21
STORAGE NOTICES,
KINSTLER'S STORAGE NAREHOU Sc,
SGO 3G2. 3G4 WEST I24TH STREET.


se0 3Oa S04 WEST 1e4TH STREET
NEW YORK, FEB. IiTH. 1910
To John Hogan, +. Goods, Mrs. NJ Paplllen-
Mrs ". :. Hagar, Mrs. g. 5. Bentley, \ >
Beckenkamp L. Beer, A Trott Geo T. rI Bro"n'
Mrs \. Richards Mrs f. Bonner Mrs 9
Frankel, !, ". Ballard. Miss E. \ Cercora4.
Mrs M Harren. Fred Reid. J. Hemmlngs' j.
Anglehart, W. H. Moore Mrs 5 r Blqmen-
thai A & Flower ". H PAYNE. j. kel9ner'
1frs n kingsley. Mrs. &. Conrey. R lialpen,
Mrs t-urren Mrs r Winnie. A r DESMOND "
= McManuS. J F Houhan. il. Mrs n F
BaeLnan NJ E. Brown, Mrs. ;. Mitchell, :
ochstadter marsha, Mss Mss L HG!ranP G.Tanf d
julius. Miss a v Iacare. NeWton 9IIliLu'
gendahl Miss NJ. Teney Mrs NJ E Brown, 8.
s Mareyes ]. Crump. II. STANLEY, Jordan
Morisrty Go. Miss {, 6 SAWYER W A Palmer
IAvacL NJ H Briggs. Mrs & Mcguire Y f
de Koenig MIS-. y Hanegrath, Mrs J. Plke,
e. o. Mrs X Keogh. E. Barbour. Mrs. J.
PedIowe r A Coan. J. Warren, W r. hppS'
p mana. Mrs ". King. Mrs. F.. \ Mckenzie.
= pn,.teiiar atI. Mrs n DeLacy. Mrs. ?. Hill.
Mrs + Messman. {. F Fergee. JT., Mrs NJ
Thompson. \. FirkenberE. Mrs. 9. Il. hegus''
S;:Ir,ore = II Lamar II. II. Bemiss, Mrs p
NJ irving. Mrs. X. Lowndes, Mrs \ RISnaF9-
a clarke Miss N. Glover, Mrs. L. webster
F. q. Cooper. R T. Beale. !: / sAeoen. Mss
! F Miller P LYON. Mrs e Baum, Miss 3
Headd kuy ykendalIs Express. MIS- NJ A Gas
pary. L. J. Berggnski' Mrs, F. DerepsS1. ags
I Z, case c E Adams MIS-. = McNanr'
Marion PursseIl, Mrs. NJ Ccughlln and Mrs r
N small: You and each of YOU are HEREBY
,,o+iAad that the storage being due and the
time for payment Of our lien upon the property
barainafter described having expired. and due
,o+ics +l,araof having been given you, will
rause such property. TO Wit. household goods,
personal effects and merchandise stored by YOU
ar i'm ycur name in our warehouse. te be sold
a. nr,blic auction, according to the statute in
such case made and provided at cur ware
house 800 3Oc, 304 West l2+Lh 81. New foFA
eft on Tuesday. March Sth. 1910. at 10 a. IL.
and continuing every Tuesday thereafter. at
the same place and hour un'li the sooos nave
been sold. - - " rr1ror-er
: KINSTLER, Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1910-02-21
BUSINESS CHANCES.

AtsCT-MUI.ATINCs INTERESTS MAKE Desirable
retirernent from management prosperous mags-
zine. will dispose of half interest, $40 coo, IN
corporated. excellent opportunity for Intelligent
ambitious yoang man. trifiers ignored. Rseag
nizsd Box -. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1910-02-21

AT A GREAT REDUCTION printing Of ain
kinds. save 2le-. johnson PreSa
successors to Call Press. t42 FuIton 81. " K
New-York tribune., 1910-02-21
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earn
ings of thirty y-one railroads or systems, for
the first week in February. OF these,
twenty-nine return gains Of s1.325,567, or Ia
per cent, and two return losses of S509e0, or
~ per cent The whole shows gain Of
81 "a. Sos or AS per cent. The Tribune has
also printed the gross earnings OF fifteen
railroads or systems for the second week
in February, of which fourteen return
gains Of 1856. 437 or us per cent. and one
return a loss OF $t034, or 3 per cent. The
whole shows gain of $SS5,403 or 1S.1 per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-23

Dance at Drsamland tonight
s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-23
COYLE AND SPARGER
co OUT FOR VARSITY

The football prospects al the
~" took on n brighter hue last
night when Wee Coyle and Fred
SparEer. veterans Of last year,
donned the molesklns for the first
time this year.
COyie has been on the sick list
and for a time IL Was doubtful
whether he would be able 10 get
out this year. but he has Just about
recovered his old time strength and
speed and will be out In uniform
for the remainder Of the season.
Sparger did not intend 10 turn
out az all this year. aa he 70 carry
Ing a heavy course Of studies, but
he heard the call Of the gridiron
aud IL nov making a strong bid for
fullback. the position that be- play.
ed last season
Another recruit was added 20
Dobiaa squad last night when Oar.
nell. a ts0-pounder who played
with Spokane high several years
ago. put on his football toys with
the intention OF making the varsity
squad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-23
GOSSIP OF THE PLAYERS
ny HOWARD MANN.

"Dld you ever see an airshipg"
asked Doggy Coot, the former foot
ball star. IA he stroiled over 10
Butch Macglnnlty'a desk and took
the markings from a pigeon hole.
yes. have" Hnorted Butch.
awakening from a dream OF the
good old college days az t.alapa
loosa. where he was captain four
years aud the best fuilbaok In the
state
Great. wasn't it7" said
Doggy. cumming match from
the blond who answered Butch's
telephone and read 4. z. Roe FOR
81 week.
sure" replied Butch; "but
these fellows get too much credit
The ayiators have nerve all right.
and they've made some improve.
ments In tho machine. but tho
Wrlghts didn't invent tho airAhip
by a good deal
There's been a lot OF bunk
printed about airnhlpa. They give
these Rviators bundles OF money
and gold medals. Hut nobody
ever gave me any medals. I'm
the guy that really invented the
airahip"
'ls that soT~ remarked Doggy.
funny l never heard 81 A."
Wen. q happened before
went To Lalapaioosa and met you.
old pal. spent two years In
Meohmy university. who're | played
under tho name OF Schmidt lul
! couldn't make a frat down there
because they ran TO highhrowa
and greasy grinda got bid
from the Decay keptaolongs. but
turned Il down because I wanted
10 be Sigh iloopaiong. So
went up 10 LAlapaloosa. where
there's more sport and n football
star has a chance 20 bust iuto the
Greek letter gang
Before left put on this air.
ship thing. We had a Thanks.
giving day game with Mariucci.
and we were In for a beating be.
cause they had the village black