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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-09

tenOt meo Berionerne % 6or5oI6e-
ne, JON oct Oreier JIG ON. Seq fan
nnturliguis life Der fere noget Be
ois for. bon0 ie9 iiaer, tbi funoe
ieo oct, oiloe Den Gag 10 mart
oere enot; men ie1 tuioler life
pao. at 8i0en en- @arg ifal pie,
OF Der er en- aonipirntion al 5oIf,
ON er feot til itore Rigoomme,
ior at itprte ben Manb, Jon er
ieot / armoo, % bpis ArD par en-
fattig gnfe til Mo6er og ell Slot
pngre Ssifen6e. ban iom ing 8ren9
mantte tiene OpboIoet til. ut oen-
ne fattige Greng M ifaI itoa oisie
Serrer / geien ior at funne enc
mere beriee iig pao 2anoets 9efoit-
ming, bet er 10 itommeIiet / oens
Zine, oe oerfor mao Inlet ipnres
for at fao bnm itDrtet. Og FaIife
8ioner fan enonu fsbes, bpor Der
er Benee NOT, os bet er Der Der;
men bet ger 10 onieepel on6t at
fe Soil, iom intet fenoer til Soeen,
bore meb at ifpbe til ben bGIoenbe
goen, og oerfor oisie gemqrfnin-
ger / al Psychological"
Ru, .Doniferen" fritHeres for
at ifp6e til ben beloen6e 8oer uoen
at fenoe noget til Soeen. Sens
laoer iom ON ban ioo inoe meo
8eoiierne for 2orimers llifpIoig-
beo, men fon 10 noturligpis life
fremfomme meb Dem | yDnniferen".
Seq tror of funne iige pon 2Pier-
mes 8egne, Of ri pil bellere emo
gerne lie gepiierne. og ira Dan
iferen"s SIDE tror iee life Der oil
blroe 1oget | 8elen.
gubiigt NOT, inmme Gag, Tom
omtnlte Summer al D0oniferen"
gift | Bresien, nemlie ben 8. Norts.
uOienotes fsIeenoe Telegram ira
Chicago til preSien:
Chicago, March 3. 1911.
When Senator Lorimer arri-
YES here Sundey morning he will
be met by a reception committee
and escorted to his house. This
was determined on today at a
meeting of the Senators friends,
at which a Committee on ar
rangements was named, among
the Committee men being Ed
ward Hines, the lumber man;
/. Ogden Armour and III. p.
Swift, the meat packer, and
others"
Denne &eiti6eligbeo, Der Der ben
tD6es til, bar foranItaltet | anle6-
ming al at oct Ipffeees 2orimer at
bebolOe lit Spoe / Senatet. Sffe
ionOt, Sens, oct er ponifeligt at
bormoniiere Oenne Risman0siubeI
meO DIN Ponitano ON, at Der Der er
en- aOnipiratiOn Of 5Olf Der er
fsot til itore Rigoomnie for 6t Itpr-
tie 0enne Mono."
Sor at beoiie at 2orimer life er
felt ufsIiom ooer for oenne a9rlie-
beo, iom be priuilieereoe alasier
bepiier bam, oil iee Blot onfsre. at
2orimer ielo bar erfl9ret | Senn-
tet, at ban gerne fulgte aloricbs'
5srerifob. ann Der ppre nogen5pipl
ON, boor aIoricb fsrer benz gno-
oioere - lao mig pebfeie to Stem-
mer faite6e al 2orimer ! Senatet.
San ftemte for Ship Subiiop"
5orilaget, en- Ting iom Sop.omns-
ZEN az bet omberifonife Rolf er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-09

otter 6isie gelfomitoro befenot-
eior0eS bao0e Se~siionstioer og Spi-
ietioer = De fgrite ira 9,30-t1,30
Gormiooag os ira $50 Otter
miooag.
8oit. q. 3. 9onien uonROntes
I'll 5ulomagtsfomite, Oe 0ermeO
ilutteoe ao6ningsiesiionen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-09
Cmsoae Gftermibons.

Sesiionen oobneoes meo Optics
ming al ct Sfriftofinit af Sefre-
teren (Sob. IA, 12-24), gsn oe
Gang.
Oct oplpites, at Der par nntom-
men SO Itemmeberettieeoe Neolem-
mer, af boiIfa 81 par Brniter.
Com Selere uonRpntes Bre-
fterne II. Beet, u. 8. 2orien, s.
6. Gbriitenien os Siortsoone.
5orno for Sesiionens gegpnoeI-
Re bonoe Experimentation fro areo-
fene paIst boer lit Weolem til go
minationsfomiteen 0enne aomite
DOR aI1ereoe fproie til at fremI9ege
Rominotionei til O~roitprer, Si9l-
p~eoroitprer oe 5ieIpeiefretar. =
@olget Of oisie embeosmpno Fit
felgen0e l1ofoIo: S%roitprer, Brof.
%. g. Gang; 5ipIpeoroItprer, %.
0nmifop; og SipIpeiefretRr gait
s. &. Senien.
8irferonoet fremIae6e 5orilae til
Optneelie Of felsenoe 5 Renigbe-
Der:
I. Dor 5reliers B. eo. -lutb. DE
3
nigbeo | SofIono, Calf,
2. @etbiemane D. eo. -Iutb. Me-
nigbeo, l1plon6, 0ebr.,
3. SaIem D. CD. lltb. Nenigbeo.
Mcgrioe, Wicb.
a.. getbes6a b. 60. lutb. Wenig-
beo, ga5iI Wills, Pebr.
3. Ra5nretb b. ep. lutb. Wenig-
heo peo Stnn0aro, CANADA.
De blen ale optaget bper for Jig
peo Geisnine, og 6ormnn0en tnfte-
be Sub for oisie Menigbeoer oe
BAD ON bans BeliisneGie ooer Dem
og oct Dele Sdr1ftro.
aomite SIR. 1 pnlgtes og tom til
of beItao of = Br9Iterne: 8. ID.
2uno, 8. Beoerien og q. g. Bent
fen og DeIegnterne: 8. 6. 2orien,
Heresfor6, Q. DAT, oe 3. Glau-
fen, Mlbert Geo, Nfnn.
timber en- gnpie, mems man pen
tebe pna Reiultotet al en- Stemme-
eipning, bIep Salmen 80 8ellig-
oan6, nit Sierte" iuneen.
6ormanoen ooergao M 9eoelien
al Msoet til ben palete SroitDrer.
Sno git man oper til OpIpsnirg
al Snbberetningerne fra Samfun-
bets forifeIlige gmbebsm0nb. 5or-
manoen begpnbte Tin Snoberetnine
meo Senpisning til Dapiosialmen
SO, 1: Seq Dil ipnsc ON Serrens
Niifunbbeoer euinoeIie; iee pit
txnogere Din Sonobeo me6 min
Muno fra Slnet til SI9st." Sdn
betegneoe Aoret 1911 iom ct War-
feaar oe inn % Aar tiIbase ! 9ioen.
Den title bar bIepet1 til 9uifabe
(Gi. so, 22). samfanbet bar blepet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-09

anna @orie aicritine 9anien,
Cater Of gait. 81. Sonien OF Su-
itru, feot ben /. aiie. 1890, oimit-
tereOes / @aar ira @inneiotas Uni
o~eriitet meO @raoen q. 9. Sun
bar fer b%eitaaet af9ongsefsomen
/ Nuiif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-09


en- anoen $50. Der par en- 9eboIo.
ming al $297.76 / aasien. = 8op.
porter benloe6es til Som. q. 8.
Sesiionen ilutteoes meo gen.
SursSag SurmibOng.
Sesiionen aabneoes meo en- fort
Anoo9t. leoet al 9ait. 5. g.. Sem
len. SaImen gfr. IS: Eli Simle.
ne refer oin @iifunobeo, @uo"
bleo iunoen. 0erpao opIeite goitor
Senien DooiosinImen Ar. 1 oe fnpt.
teoe nogIe prottiife 9emprfninger
oertil. Otter at oioere SaImen gtr.
799 bar aflunget 9if man ouer til
De nIminoeIiee 6orbanoIinger
Ger iOretoges gaIs al Here So.
miteer. 9lr. 3 me0 fsIsenoe llofaIo
- Yreiterne: =. 9. 6. Sanien,
$. q. Semen, 9. SEMEN, Gel: an.
0ren Sbomien, Omaha, og 3. 9on-
len, 9ampton, giebr. Som. Nr. A..
Neolemmer al oenne bleu = Bro.
iterne: s. &c. 9on6o, 6. n. anoer.
len oe 9ouis 2arien og Gel: .. g.
Geterien, % Z. 8. SnecIotb, Hoci.
ne. @is.
8ioere Som. Gr. 8 : greiterne;
@. 6. HieIien, u. Soieooro, 9.
~. @eterien og Gel Riels Sobn.
len. Moorbeao, So., % d. Subj,
Morcus, So.
feiolutionsfomite = Br9iterne:
80. gon6o % u 6orIien.
anOre gnla.
Eli Snmfun0siefreter genoalates
Bat. u. 2. Rielien og til aasiierer
DIR. Otto Snnien, Blair, Rebr.
SfoIe0ireftionens 5ormnno op.
IGite lin Snoberetning, iom oerpaa
bIen benpiit til Som. Nr. 2.
Com 9pgmeoIemmer Of qirfe.
rnaoet onlgtes g. geoiteo. staple.
BURT. 3ebr., oa .. gon6o, Council
BLUFFS, Sa,
Commander / 9srnebiems6eitnreI.
len, Poit. 81. q. SeriiI6, opleite
i'm SEAPORT ira port 9srnebiems.
oirfiombeo. Ropporten bIeo opergi.
pet til aom. 0r. 8.
Samfunoets aosierer opIpite en-
Operiiet ouer aarets Snoteeter og
nbeifter oe Stotuien / be forifeIIi.
ae ansier. Denne Sn6beretnine ben.
uHtes til Som. Rr. 4. 6oritonberen
ior Dana college, Brof. G.I.San.
len opl9ite en- OperIiet oper arbei.
bet peb Sfolens GoIIegeafoeIins.
Zen onergaues til Som. Rr. 2.
Com ReoIemmer Of Sfoleoiref.
iionen eenpoletes Boit. 8. g. Sen.
len og 2eemnno 9. 6. geberien,
eIf Corn, So.
On SEAPORT fra 3utber College,
Rncine. blep opIpit oe benpiit til
Com. Rr. 9.
- ~4
Sesiionstioerne foronbreoes til:
5ormiooae $50 = 12 eftermi6.
bag fra 2-6.
SEAPORT fra nneoomsuopolget op.
lPites oe benoiites til Com. 0r. 8.
geitprelie for 9srnebiemmene:
gait. IF. q. SersiIo genpaIgt, Iiae.
iun Nr. 20. 8ottenbore.
Ia gaIget al Rominotionsfomi.
tie foretoges uoen for Sesiionerne,
ioet Observation-Disclosures fra areoiene
Dpieer bper tit Meelem, meo6eles
fsrit RoDnene paa oenne aomites
Neolemmer Der: atIantic areos-
Bot. g. 8. ai9r; 81. arqos Del.
%. 6eis; @is. are0s = Bait. q.
e. ). Rielien; Soma are6s - Gel.
% Sobnien; Winn. areos - Bait.
8. 90. 9onoo; 81. 9nf. areos =
Del. Sarrp z. 5onien; Rebr. areSs
Baitor 5. Narfusien; gacific
areos Del. R. :. ScbuIt5.
Sesiionen ilutteoe meo afipngeI.
len al 8eriet g9nf for al Din 5so.
iels @Inoe.~
IInrtfnftaa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-09
Sefrctrrens SnSberetnins

SetretRren baooe elort en- Reiie
til 5pOen for at tnIe meo o@eneroI-
Spnoo Of tbe Soutb"s Risiions
Repr9ientnnter ON S~amorbeioe meo
6eune SDnooe / Snpon.
SefretGren baooe mootoget Sno-
beretnino ira are6iene angnaenbe
enaeIit / ~gsrnebIaoet". AGe areb-
iene oor in6e for, at bette gIn6
fremoeles n6aioes / BET oanife
Sprog. Stal pi babe eneeIif, mon
oct bIioe ct iRrifilt gIoo. 9oeIe
par inoe for at toee ct gIoo fra ct
enseIIf- lutberif Samiuno.
acknowledgements ScbuIt5 oe
@4ouien baooe inbbersttet. Scbulta
bnuoe boIot 80, eIauien 81 Wsoer.
Gesuoen bao6e De eiort en- Del
Susbeisg.
GER. oplR1te, at StntIitrtten 10
reIon ier0ig. San fun6e NOT eips
Spiummeringer Of 8oI; men be par
ioa mongeIfuloe, iaa ban foretrat
at nsies meo at ureere, Of Der toges
~oIuorIie fnt / areoiene for at faa
en- neiaetigere Statiitif.
Get blep beiIuttet at ooergipe
Sefret9rens Ropport til aom. Rr.
/.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-09

5ormon0en niloe for Sioens
SfpIo life opIeie Sn0beretnineerne
ira areosformenoene og fun forte
zig omtaIe De @irfiombeoer, Der ieln
bar Snoberetninger til Aarsmeoet.
San omtolte Ben friitusfienoife
gibeIfritif og iormoneOe til at n9-
re paa 9agt imoo Den. Dor airfes
9efenOedes fsrite 9rtifeI peger Hart
paa 9i6elen iom SUBS 0ro til oS,
life alene paa @uOS Oro / gibelen.
..ariItus efter Sfrifterne" gioer oen
rette 6orfpnoelie al ariitns. 10 ira
BET @runoIag fan man taIe meo
MpnoigReo, % Serren oil iptte lit
Segl UNDER en- iaa0an 5orfpnoeIie.
Ser pegeoeS poa gInoelige eunoe
lige 5oreteelier / oct ipunOne Som-
funosanr, / bette SubiI9umsanr.
6 airfer. repr9ienterenoe tiIiam-
men en- g9roi of ca. 10000, par
inooiet / aarets 9eb.
Ser minoeoes ON uor m%oneeaori-
ge aasiercr, Warfus 8ecfs Stem
gang. 2igeiaa minoeoe 5ormnnoen
ON 9rof. Officials Siemgong. San
bao0e 10 bait getp0nins for ilere
al os. 9ioere uotaltes WeofsIelie
meo Dor gomIe 9rooer, Bait. 5.
8eOerien pao @run6 al bans SUI
itrus 2so.
OfferpilIigbeoen inoen for Sam-
funoet baooe giOet Jig lloiIue / Of-
re til ct gele6 Of ca. 100000 BET
iioite aar. foroeIt iaoIeoes: Eli
pore forifelIiee Somfunosoirtiom-
beoer ca. $4,000, airfebpgninaer
iom np0nt $4,000, Grqitelsnnin-
ger $4,000. SubilGum5ga0e $25-
900. Gisie iioite q life enonu
iuIotegnet, men 6orman6en baooe
fulo Sro paa. at Siimmen ifuIoe
noas.
llnoer Samiunosopeooer omtalte
forman6en Here missioner. Mis-
iionen i Sos angeIes Sal, itsttes
for 8ioen me6 5000 ON aaret. Si-
ben areoiene taoer Jig u9ientlig
al Den inore Wisiion, blioer Der
spet itsrre Misiionspirfiombeo.
Men Der bliper nlIieeoeI Itore no-
glitter for Snmfunoets Nisiions-
fosie. 6oruoen Nisiionen / Cos
angeles IDENTITIES i9rIig til Smmi-
erontmisiionen pno @tlantiffpiten
iom en- Misiion. Der frepe0e itor
Ststte. Re6 oisie lt6gifter for
9ie benitiIIebe Commander, atareos-
iene 6eler balpt meo Samfunoets
Nisiionsfosie / Steoet for iom bio
til at ienoe ben en- 9rebieoel.
Sopon-R isiionen. eien-
6ommen, iom bier fsbt, er man
bleoen l9neere 10 mere eIoo neb.
Oct aomle Sus Oerpna, iom Far
ftooet 100 q 200 aar, blioer mr.
bpgget ON og inorettes iaaleoes, al
oct oil gore rigtig go6 Gjeneite.
@runoitpffet 90 0mbpeningcn al
Suiet bar M foitet ca. $1,000. &c
fun6e nof i9lae SolooeIen al
@run6itpffet, og BET oiloe in0brinee
en- Del genqe til 8iplp at bpgqe
afrfe for; men be oil bellere be
boIoe Def belle oo ina oente liot
meO at bpgge. Der fan NOT bpeees
airfe for $1,000; men Ser bsr
bellere %anOenoes $1,000 BERTH.
Der oar oct iiOite sor laet 20
Siele til @eniebeoen, is optaene
beo 8nnb, 2 onr osbt foruo.
Der omtoIes ct iprifilt ltneooms-
orbeioe / Sopon. Der fan iamIes
ca. $50 Wenneifer. en- engelif
9fosie, iom inmIes | goft. 8. g.
0ieliens Siem, undertakes ca. 20
unee Wenneifer.
Der omtales ct Bar npeWisiions-
itationer, boor arbeioet og ltoiig-
terne gioer 6oab ON en- goo 5rem-
ito. Oct enc Steo bapbe 81 lnoet
oeres Ropne inotegne iom Spsr-
gere, oct nnoet Steo ogina en- Del,
mon fprrs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-09
fra oct 10. Marsmsoe

Gortiat fra SIDE H.
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acknowledgements inoberctteoe.
Srmitatis Seminarium begpnote
ben 4. 0fto6er. 1910 me6 IL Stu.
ioenter, II unge MenO, og enapin-
De, iom iorbereoer zig til at gaa
no iom Wiisiion9r. af De u BAR
> treOie aafs Sf1oenter, 3 par an.
oct glnrs og 8 ferite aars Stuoen.
Ter. 30, nemlig u. Ssbolm og q.
e. goulien, bapoe beitoaet @f.
gangsefsamen. - 5or eprigt ben.
plies anaaoenOe Sfolen til Sfolens
aatolog, iom aaereOe foreIisesr
trpft. Otter oenne MeoOelte oi / iioite
9r. antnllet al eleuer | boer 4f.
being. = acknowledgement Sno.
6eretnine benuiites til Som. 0r. q.
0enne aomite nalstes iioen og tom
til at 6eItaa al Br9iterne: 8.
u. 0lien, u. s. Beisman, 5. Sse
oe Gel: B. &%ottenbors, glf Sorn,
So, og Sens ". Semen Ruifin,
Rebr.
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preiteenfefomiteen rapportereoe
peo fin 5ormano, Bot. g. 8. Drill.
Ter. 8 prpiteenfer bap6e bet iiofte
aar mootaset Ststte; 6 bapoe faaet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-09

Sormanoen for Direftionen inb.
6eretteoe. Suao Der iprIis frembR.
oeOes | oenne Sn6beretning bar
Suiets Silitano. Der oar giort III.
DOR al at noiIette be abonnentsr,
iom ! flere aor life boo0e betnIt for
glaoene. Der par iaale6es tabt mel.
lem 700 og 800 abonnenter pon al.
le bore Blade tilinmmen. iii Sen.
g9lo bar Der punoet life fao nDe
Qbonnenter.
Gireftionen foreilog at Ipese
500 til .Doniferen"s 9eonftsrs
narIi9e 2sn.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
TANNERS PLAN COMBINATION
Propose to Prevent Losses By S5,OOO,.
900 Selling Company.

The tanners convention, in seeking a way
to prevent In the future the heavy losses
that have been sustained recently. have
formed a plan for organizing 5000, 600 cor
poration whose business II would be to find
a market for all kinds OF splits and scrap
leather. il is believed that such a company
would conduct the business with greater
efficiency and without the losses frequent in
the present methods OF severe competition.
The tanners want 10 develop a stable mar
ket. subject only TO sane fluctuations in
prices.
IL ia proposed 20 call the new corporation
the United Leather Selling Company and
have the capital stock divided between pre-
ferred and common issues. The preferred
stock would carry per cent dividends and
stilI leave q handsome surplus.
The surplus would be divided into four
eoual parts one OF which would be dis
trihuted 10 producers AZ a rebate In pro-
portion 20 the amount contributed BY them
IN merchandise to the whole amount OF
business done. the second would he applied
"a an extra dividend on the common stock
the third would be used for the develop.
ment of the business and the fourth would
form a sinking fund for the retirement OF
the preferred stock.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
OverWheImS Wesleyan at BaS-
ketbaII in Fast Game.

Wesleyan was an easy proposition for
the Columbia basketball team last night'
for In a game played in the Morningside
Heights gymnasium the home team buried
the Connecticut five under a score of p
to 13 Wesleyan save for half a minute
after the whistle blew, never looked danger
Gus TO the Columbia five, which played
rings around the Methodsts
The game was one OF the toughest that
has been seen on the Columbia court in
many day. Kiendl the Columbia cap
tain. shot thirteen goals from the foul line
equalIing the total score OF the Wesleyan
team In ALL the Connecticut players COM
mitted nineteen fouls as against six made
by Columbia.
Columbia's brilliant team work, so notice
able in the previous games, was badly
broken up, for Wesleyan could only hold
the advances of the Blue and White at
tack by close guarding tactics, which in
evitably resulted in roughness. Petigrue
was The chief offender. and Just missed
being sent from the floor in disgrace.
The Middletown five got the jump on
Columbia at the whistle. and within half a
minute had a four-point lead from sue
cessive shots by Davidson and Parkinson.
Columbia's first and second points came
through goals thrown from foul, and then
a brilliant back handed shot by Kiendl put
the Blue and White on even terms. After
that Columbia had things its own way.
and finished the half with the score 16 to
in its favor Wesleyan tried rally after
rally in the second half but could not
work through the close Columbia defence.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
THIRY WOULD SAVE WIFE
Philanthropist Tells Why He
Sent Her to Institution.

John Henry Thiry, philanthropist anu
rorodsr Of the school savings bank system
in America. who recently celebrated MS
eighty-ninth birthday at his home, at NO.
1871 Academy street. Astoria, has been com
pell.d to have his young wife committed
IN the House Of the Good Shepherd.
While suffering from a severe illness sew
eral years ago Mrs. Thiry, It is said, con-
tracted the liduor habit and a result
has been sent at various times to private
institutions for treatment. 1t was thought
that she had fully recovered. Several days
ago, however. she became unmanaseable.
and after being taken TO different local
hospitals in queens Magistrate Gilroy, or
the Long Island City police court. was APP
peaed to by the husband. He committed
her to the House Of the Good Shepherd
Mr.. Thiry was a widower when he mar
ried the woman. on February g, 1898. She
was Miss Margaret O'Connor and is now
about thirty-four years old. Mr.. Thirty has
ample means. He has six children, who
are being cared for by a housekeeper He
said last evening that he simply wished to
save his wife from herself and so had her
committed at the suggestion OF his family
physician.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15
NEW TIRE co. INCORPORATED
Will Handle Sales of Four Big
Manufacturing Concerns.

The United States Tire Company has
been incorporated IN Albany, with a nomi-
nal capital Of s5O0.OO0 to handle the sales
Of the Hartford Rubber Works Company,
the Morgan & Wright Company, the Cor
mully & Jeffery Tire Company and the
Continental Caoutchouc Company, all OF
which are subsidiaries Of the Ruber Goods
Manufacturing Company, which in turn Is
the largest subsidiary Of the United States
Rubber Company.
z. s. Williams. president Of the Rubber
Goods Manufacturing Company. has been
elected president Of the United States Tire
Company, and c. J. Butler, president OF
the Morgan E. Wright Tire Company, vice.
president J. NJ Gilbert. general manager
OF the Caoutchouc Company, is expected TO
become general manager OF the new COM
pany. and J. 3. Anderson, president OF the
Hartford Rubber Works Company, will be
it's general sales manager.
Although controlled by the same inter-
ests, the four tire companies whose sales
are TO be handled by the new concern have
always done business as competitors and
engaged in as keen commercial warfare
with each other as II there were no exist
ing family tie. The parent corporation
naturally suffered from these methods. and
il is TO rectify them that the new COM
pany has been formed. the intention being
10 take over the sales departments and
branch stores of the four companies and
conduct them hereafter in closer and
more harmonious manner.
According TO the plans for the new COM
pany. the country will be divided into three
districts in the handling OF sales. New
York will be the centre OF the eastern dis-
trict. Chicago Of the central district and
San Francisco of the Pacific Coast dls-
trict IL is understood that the four manu-
featuring companies will retain their COR
noratA existence, but in the future every
thing connected with the purchase and sale
OF tires will be conducted through the new
corporation. One Of the first moves III
this direction will be TO consolidate the
branch stores OF the different companies IN
various cities which are now maintained
ssnarateIy. Each Of these consolidated
stores will carry tires made by the four
companies.
+ NJ. Gilbert, in discussing the organi-
zation OF the new company, said:
The step is a perfectly logical one and
ia in line with the best business thought
and. in fact. with the spirit Of the times
There has been no secret about the own
ership of the four manufacturing cotilpa-
nles. From the beginning they have peen
known as members Of the Ruber Gocus
Manufacturing Company, and 1t is illogical
that they should continue TO be rivals and
null against each other While lessenine
selling expenses is the chief reason for the
new arrangement there will be no change
in the quality OF the various tires
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15

MACYs, Broadway, between Gath and
asth streets. lays stress this week on the
annual household linen sale. Special in
ducements will be offered in beds, bedding.
oil paintings, lace curtains and groceries.
Other bargains may be had in Austrian
dinner ware tea cups and saucers, glass
services. tea and coffee sets, decorated din
uer sets and an assortment Of rugs.
ABRAHAM & sTRAUs. Brooklyn. offer
special values in the annual and midwinter
sale OF china and kindred wares. including
dinner. ice cream, chocolate and fish sets.
Cut glass will be sold this week at low
prices.
BLooMINGDALE's Third avenue, be-
tween 59th and 60th streets, is continuing
the white sale, including embroidered
underwear, which will be offered this week
ar reasonable prices. A special sale OF
groceries has been arranged for tomorrow
and Tuesday.
HEARN, west 1ith street, announces a
sale Of muslins. sheets and sheetings, mus
lin underwear, women's tailored suits
nen's sweaters. upholstery. bed sets, Eng
,ish long cloth towelings. babies capes
nat,icoats. corsets and kimonos at ex-
traordinary prices.
REvILLoN FREREs, No. 10 West 3itf
street call attention to the final reduction
sale OF all remaining garments, including
fur sets. fur coats and fur lined coats fol
women and fur coats for asses and fun
Itrad ovarcoats for men.
STERN BROTHERS. West 23d street
cali attention 10 an absolute sale OF misses
and girls suits and coats, corsets, foular'
silks cotton dress fabrics, dress goods an'
lingerie. Women's tailored walking suits
rurs women's cloaks and wraps bric-a
hrac and art objects and rugs will be OF
fered al unprecedented prices.
LORD g. TAYLOR, Broadway and 2Otl
street fifth avenue and 10th street, direc
attention 10 sale Of fur coats, muffs AM
scarfs az reduced prices. Tomorrow the.
will continue the sale OF muslin underwear
silk petticoats and fall and winter walking
dress and storm shoes.
sIEGEI-CooPER COMPANY, Sixth ave
pue. between 18th and 18th streets, begin
ming tomorrow, will offer an important re
auction sale OF furniture, carpets, rugs
New-York tribune., 1911-01-15

The most ambitious attempt that the Polo
Association has made in the way of rating
the players of this country resulted In the
list issued yesterday by Fl. L. Herbert, the
chairman. Altogether 7s6 players are
handicapped. and in this respect the list
is slightly longer than the one preparing
at birmingham, the headquarters Of the
English players, which is to include 100
players. on the American list forty clubs
are named. The longest subdivision, and a
significant one, is that of the Army and
Accessory Clubs, which contains the names
and handicaps OF 155 players,
Because Of the approaching international
matches for the cup against the English
chaIlengers interest naturally centres upon
the rating OF the leading men of the
Meadow Brook Club. Five members Of the
club are rated at the maximum handicap
Of g goals. The five are Harry Payne
whitney. who is to captain the interna-
tional team; Lawrence Waterbury James