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mm...“ Sara
M“ f" “I! an—iiug his commitment to box Al McCoyl
inoculation
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nnw'vona. Oct. 1—1: is not im-
probable that Jack Dillon will get into
(serious trouble by nation of not keep
tutti.
at the [headway S, C. next Tuesday
M‘u livid: ”It“! illtalght. While Promoter Weismantel
Check-43m Sam on 65
Yard In
(‘AllBRlDGl‘L Muse, Oct. 26.— The,
business of putting on more football
by Harvard for the Cornell game on
Saturday continued behind the secret
practice screen yesterday afternoon.
The varsity had more titan the usual
allotment of individual coaching. The
team spent only ten minutes scrim-
:uaging' with the freshman team and
five minutes with the scrubs. The
,trt-shtnen made some great gains
.‘gainat the varsity and also held the
r. yuliil‘h without a score until almost
the end of the practice match. when
'(‘aaey raced sixty'five yams around
the end of a touchdown.
The scrub team then worked
against the varsity with Cornell's)
pints. lloth teams rushed considera—
bl) but there was no scoring, The
~uhslitutea made two touchdowns
against the second team. Wheeler
and Mario, varaity left tackle and
right end, were allowed a rest yester-
day. Their [llaCFh were taken tempor-
arily by Lovett and IL t‘oolidge.
Carter was obliged to ‘ retire be
cause of number injn; it his knee,
Su’cctscr resumed play at right tut-ii»
'le, where he was going so first two
peeks ago.
ZIEGLER DOG WINNER.
Great island Qay Rush Boat Ponter
‘ Dog in Hampton Show...
Wll.lil.\lAN'l‘l(‘. (let. 26.-The COI-
Jteclltut Field Trial Club first day‘s
running at Hampton with» featured by
a bench about and a membership
Nuke. lt‘irst mine In the bench show
for the best aetter dog was won by
l’rlnct- Whitenwnc, owned by L. W.
Start, of New London. The first prize
tor lhl‘ beat better bitch was won‘ by
Beltnna. owned. by Charles H. Pixel
of New York. The first prize for 1
best pointer dog waawonrby Great. la-
lztnd tiny liuah. owned. by Willllmi
Ziegler. of Norptoh. tTIle bostpokiteu
bitch w ' judged tally llodlva, owned
by lir, . Ii."l’erty,'ol‘Northamploti.
Milan,
In the membership class there Wore
tu‘cnty entries. Pint prize was taken
by Lingficld .Ruppert. owned ’ by
Charles Ii. Tyler. of Boston: second
by Master Rddleld owned by Tracey
S, Conn-dock. of East Hanford. and
third by lirake Windon. owned by!
Charles H. Tyler. of Boston.
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.abittno NOTES.
Jimmy ‘Du‘np. tmnagor lof Johnpv}
Kilbnnc ,it-t headed for New York in
quest of” :1 \match for 'the light».
weight championship with [Waddle
Welsh in my city. Dunn thinks Pol-
lok will listen to some sort of reason-
able terms for .n'ten round bout in
New York city. The featherweight
champion‘s manager will consider no
matches until the Welsh bout .goes
leave his consent to a-postpouement
'oI the butt for "to weeks in under
him Dillon might box ante Gibbons]
lin St. Paul on November 10. Pa Ru—
?dolph, father of McCoy, has entered a
inn-on: protest against postponement
'and Chairman Wench said if the pro-
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ttttt
“it:
"'m
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rummage»
snowman-p
tiara-lunatic
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JACKSONVILLE, Fiat, Oct. 2‘:—
The national team match of the Na-
tional Board for Promotion of [title
Practice was won here yesterday by
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fillP l'nited States Maria? Corrie leam.i“"°" mm“ to take puniahtnent .tnuccurate statements.
mm
than”. in!
mankind: W a
haul-MAJJM
Me»i
NEW \‘0RK._Oct. 26.~~Mike
Time of lreland. defeated Knockout
Sweeney. of like East Side, in the
main bout of in road: at the Pio-
neer A. (‘. last night. ‘ Sweeney wattsk
able to go the full limit only by btzu
test was formally wanted to ‘heiwhich armed 3,017 points out 0, mlt'l‘he. weights were: Sweeney, 150. and;
commission cognizance would neceg-
earily have to be taken of it. if the.
complaint is formally lodged by Mc‘
Coy with the conniission. and Dillon
does not furnish satisfactory reasons
i
.a long suspension.
Dillon and his entire fighting en-
tourage took a train last night for In»
dienzipnli5_ and before stttrtin‘! Dillon
raid:
“l hurt my right hand so severely
Inn O’Neill's head that i really should
.not have boxed any more. i managed
,tu get through the six rounds at l’hil-
ludelphia and the lloslon bout with Le»
ivinaky, and my hand now is in such
1
keep my engagement with .‘iict‘oy as
won as my hand gets well."
Manager blurbarger “paid he would
make a formal statement in writing
to the Boxing Commission.
NEW TIGER FORMATIONS.
With Dartmouth.
"ltht‘E'l‘ON. N. .l., Oct. 26.»Coach
Spccdv Rush gave his Princeton loot-
nind closed doors in the Stadium ye.»
tcrday. The Tiger conch had his own
working in secret for almost two
noun: and then. when
(tittiimagc. 'l‘lle recret epsilon was
spent in teaching the scrubs Dart-
mouth pints known to lho Tlner
scouts and In giving the varsity solut-
now lormatlon‘: for the Dartmouthaud
later games.
have 'l‘lbbott spent oonaldmblc
time, at booting the ball over'the‘ltoai
posts front all angles of the dcld,.and
the ends 'were sent donut under a 1mm
"mrnf liriagal tucks. ‘ 'flbbotl allow it
,1le aklll mismribynmttct§f
booting two out of ten‘triea over the
bar from the intersection of the live-
vard line and the aide line against a
strong breeze.
The varsity had more Huct't il‘
Against the Dartmouth plays yesterday
and aucceeded in stopping theacrubs.
Little timo wan spent on offensive
work, but the way to break up thc.
toimutions the Green is expected to
use was thorouahtly muttered. IBIIl
Mohemnleft tackle, waasiven a rent
and hit place wu-flllod by Hallm’dhe
latest addition of varsity calibre to
Bush’s squad. Although Eddy was
out {or-practice_ Amer ran the team.
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LONG RUN av ‘conanrono.
Yale End Make. 70 Yard Daub for
Touchdown.
through or fails tint. Pollok declared.
yesterday that Kiibane. will have to}
mm Welsh ill 135'pounds, no matter:
whether. the matclnltt-ahort or long. ‘
The fact that Tom McMahon. the
I’ittshurzh heavyweight. tzknocked out
Les O’Donnell. an Australian heavy.‘
in ten rounds aronaea the hope that;
some of the other‘boxera that Jimmy.
Iiime took to tltc=Abflpfld8amay more:
victories: I
Patsy Brunnlgan. who was expecl‘«
ed to win. lost on points to Bert Spar-
go, a featherweight. In Australia.
lllll‘d thumping will be the mic- In'
the bouts scheduled for tonight in1
New York clubs. Bill Brannon. whou
‘ is known tube a‘ heavy hitter. will
train his Queenrberry artillery on Tim
Logan. of Red Hook,.at tho Clermont
A. C. As Logan is not entirely Ide-
mid of hittinzf ability, the exchanges
should keep the. onlookers excited.
At. the Empire A. '0. two 'of the
hardest punching men in the. wetter
division" will mix it. Albert Badoud.
welter champion of Europe. - who packs
a Ierribiekickt‘in either paw. will
gade \slalma‘ with Augie. Rainer. of
ew 'or , who is nothi
wheavy‘ hitter. “g u not a;
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‘ A $10,000 FOUL BALL.
, 1-: The Oaklano‘club of the Pacific.
Enact League bastbeen sued for $10.“
p [4000 damages by a young glri- named‘
l
~: Beatriceimlva, who alleges in bet-l
(complaint that a foul ball broke 11
none and blackened her eye, Tl:
”. _ ”mplalat further recites tlmt'one of
«the Oakllnfi. players
“some; and unnecessarily strike}
‘ at andllt obtd'tbe aseballa with
, noun”; they“ {r the Oakland
club will both! the pi: was
, _ .3. 3,?" "*1
ing an. ‘ , to hit fireball in anotb
directiomvtliuyaodpled by the 19;;
{
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“did carelessly! ‘
NEW HAVEN, Oct. Bile—Another
shift In the Yale line was made yen-
terday when Galen. who had been
playing end most of the season. was
Rent In at'rlghi tackle to take the
place of Baldrige, who has a nort-
throat Braden was at fullback it:
[done of Jaques, who was zivcn a rest.
The varsity scored three touch-
downs. den, Bingham and Comer.
turd taking‘the ball over. Comer
lord’s touchdown was made after i
seventy yard run, the big end pic).-
lng the ball up following a Scrub tum
bio on his 30 yard line and running
seventyyards for a score.
The bombs .L;id the varsity I‘or
downs on the. vineyard “nomad Jones
rebuked the regulars. after which
they played fast football.
'REAQY‘TO ACtEPT ERTLE’S
‘OFO’ER.
NEW YORK, Oct. ~36.-—lf Millennia-
Nulty. manager of Johnny Ertle.
stitike'to his offer to make a match
with Kid Williams at
there in a strong prospect of a‘ tan
round bout in this city‘botween‘the
champion and the. claimant. Dave
Wat-tutti. manager of Williams. roster
day said: ‘ ‘ - '
“All {leNulty has to 'do-to assure a
match: hm mammalian shame
.sible person to bind-appearances,“
weight. and it will be covered In a
jiffy. Would like to have the match
take placain New York. nope. Mc- ..
Nutty will make
good with the de:
posit." ' ‘. - .
roasts». mastouw convamtoh;
TOLEDO, 0.. Oct. :s.--Mat-esm b'yi
minimal-tea. 3 balloons with
election of diligent. and miscellaneous
bmineaa occupied tho third Monks
convention of the Amorksah Board of
Commisaionerl for m lid-loan
. ‘ than 30! debates
the mudmi
body was omitted. he ordered a long!
118 ringside ‘
1poasible. 3.600. -
i The marines alao won the united
:.wt’l'\'l(‘(‘ match trophy. Due to unset
.tled weather conditions the program
was speeded up and the service match
tor poatponoment. he likely will have was fired ofl late yesterday instead of
fioday, bringing the tournament to a
it‘lUSt‘. The marines. represented by
a team of sixtecn men_ took this: event
with a total of 4.320 points out of a
.po>siblc 4.800.
The National Guard team a
(illd place in the -.~'ervicc match lllun'
ing 4.31:! points. 'I‘hird honor \vent to
the civilian tcum.
4,120 points.
in the National Team Match.
01 set»
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condltiou i would not box within twinrarded an the shooting classic of the“
weeks for a 810,000 purse, 1 “'llltluilloll. and in which tifty~llve teamsi
‘Wt-rc entered. the New York National
[Guard team was second, with 3.037
Hitlllllh, and the Pennsylvania National
.(luard team with 3.005.
l 'Tllt‘ winning team of twelve ma
'rtnes not the title of national team
ichttntpion and the national
‘and cttch marksman received a medal
Princeton Tries Out Plan for Game To the New York guardfiulpn we,“ w... Dentures, at 5 P"
llilton 'l‘rophy. and to Pennsylvania‘s
representatives was awarded the
of rapid fire shooting and shooting at
)0” and 1,000 yards ranacu.
teams finished yeeterdny, but
made hlxh rcorea to get within third
honors.
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ELECTION FRAUD INQUIRY.
'WASHINGTON. Oct. 26.-»~Ncw
petua to the Federal Inquiry Into elec»
tion frauda was given today with the
appointment of Frank C. Dolley. of In-
dianapolis. formerly United States At.
lorncy for the District of Indiana
special assistant to the atlorneng
eral Mitilinrga of~ Investigations
prmt can of election law v
in lndhna, Ohio and Illinoin.1om'm‘
not . Attorney-General
nave charge of the
tho investigation.
()thcial announcement of the ap-
pointment came at the end 0
iii-onceI yesterday between
‘ nera Gregory. Mr. i) ii , '
atornTaggart. of lttdianua.e’l\'and Sen-
rcpo s of frauds in elections ‘\ -
oral bilices In the Middle Wefe‘lr Phil;
reached the Department of Justice.
ill]-
on
and
Graham will
Washington end of
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‘7 NEW BTEAMERS PURCHASED.
ISAb FHANCISt‘O. ()ct. :26.»le
China Mail Steamship Company. which
began trans-Pacific operations a year
ago-with the liner China. purchased
from the Pacific Mail Company. has
bought two big ocean steamers under
construction at the Wallace Shipyard.
Vancouver 1}. 0.. it was announced
[new today.
The (‘hlna Mail Company. according
to reports here, has agreed to pay 82.-
500.800 each for the liners, delivery to
be made within‘ten months. It also
in said tetnatlve arrangements for two
other liners have been made giving
the company a fleet of five vessels.
JREAD GOING HIGHER.
CHIPAGO, Oct, 26.—~lncreased prices
for bread within the next few days
were again predicted by members of
the Master Bakera' Association today}
following increases In the coat of flour
yesterday. It was said that there
wererfevu‘bakera in the city with more
than a week‘s supply of.flour on hand.
Floul‘ yesterday was quoted to Chick
go housewives at $11 a barrel. Inves-
tigation Into the cause of rising food
prices iatobe started by the commit-
tee on health or the city council.
cap—
runs; BOISBEVAI
N ABANDONS
, TOUR. .
nos mamas. Cal., Oct. 26,—;Mrs.
lnez Hilholland Boissevain, of New
York. has been compelled to cancel
her unnecontInental tour In support
of‘a‘ Federal amendment for woman
androgen Mrs. ' Boissevain collapsed
after bop-min. this city baffled-
day. Tonallltia developed yesterday.
her physician announced today.
Luau. T0 DEFEND TITLE.
l.‘ TOLEDO, 0., Oct. 26.——Hugh “€81
champion threeouahlon billiardist . '
Nov. 8, 7 and Ba
ml New, York, aoeordhu to announce»
meat by the champion Int night.
one hundred and norm. an:
etch night. will decide the .Illlllr.
Hutvoatbauuoafowwuki and
from Charles ficcoart. of Pittabarlk.
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, oven: an." coupon . . '
' ’ ’ figural! in room:
«III m. .
MUM
“‘hll'h aggregated]
McTilzue. four [rounds lees. i
In the semi—flan! bout Ray Rivera:
(f talifornia, was defeated by 1)3\'tl
Meador. of the West Side. at the con i
clusion of the ieyentb round. 'I‘hej
referee stopping threaten: to nave;
.liivera from an imminent knockout.
.The men are Iightwelghts.
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i Most of those who spoke were in:
.siatent upon a declaration of divlll
ldendr. bciore New Haven was given
'a new station. The director: had
over {000,000 votes which reelected!
the directorate and approved the!
trophy! station bond issue, a matter of “no.3“... ""13an lawyers, Mr. Hyde of»
000 value gold, . seven years' do;
‘cent. 3
Objections were made to the use.
‘by the management of proxies for
bronze uoldicr of Marathon. The event a clock vote that the stockholdqra‘vmp Dillard case with it great a“) n“
ball lentil another hard workout begun.“ started yesterday, and (‘onsiuted'ufiflimfl the pi.“ am not create, l-oare and decided thecompuny could
tdeep Intprexaion. The director- ran.
Elghkt the gauntlet of c itlclam aucccaafnltgmemfore 1,“,an gum, These. lawy.‘
mine? ‘3' and caddy rec cried the directormm were an anion: a: you to recover
,ate. The count of the mock voter
:wtm taken. uric . a. recess In the:
[afternoon No clause in the direct-
ltoratc was commended and the
ifollowlng’ were reelected: Benjamin
' 'ampbell. Now Haven; T. lieWitt~
Cuylar. Philadelphia; Howard fill.
’on. noston; Arthur '1‘. Hadley, New:
.‘Haven; .1. lloraoe Harding, News
,Yorlt; Frank W. ~Natteson. ProvI-.
tandem; M51181“! 5-t M". BI'ldelol'l'l: i will or will not be able to collect; you;
; Francis
1 ward MI
‘ Ramon.
T. Mutual. Rockvllle; Ed-
lllun.‘ Elwood; Edward J”
Boston: John T. Pratt. New
Annual tYork: James L. Richards, Bostonzidlrectors decided. i think wisely, a. ' l
J. B. Ruined. Boston;
New Haven. and littrri
10f Nausntuck. !
When Preaident Howard Elliotti
Ell Whitney”
s Whittimow'
t a conic-lied the meetinx to order tnewicreated not by this board or time '
Attornetv.iwem about "'01"! persons in million. not by this ‘management. but:
t room. Includlnz the reporters. i
umemuai EVOnlu‘u)’ the amber 1301‘?le l0l “'1' gammy. and w. .79. u‘ylflfl [0’1
'ttbout thirty. Hagop Bosnian ofi
:Boston was the first stockholder to
{speak after Pro-idem Elliott \aued'
,if they wished to be heard. Boxixlaui
’33de it tho Bolton & Maine hold-'
ling company still ext-ted. He was‘
gtntormed that It dId and than he!
referred to an entry in the company'u‘
fannual statement and asked that the,
iitetns of expense be explained. ML:
:Elliott explained the matters and aaldi
{that the company held 28,000 anneal
twith a puaraatoed dividend of 4 per,
icent.. or $112,000. Mr. Elliott said in»;
cidentaily that the directors of the}
“New Haven" were. unable to ask;
.tho unclean of the holding company}
ifor an explanation of their acts. Thlfli
lanthtiled Bogizlan . and be. thanked’
Mr. Elltdtt for his stand on the:
alshtbonr law. I
High oat-rm Hard an. i
,‘Mnxy Hitler of New Haven loath-i
lngly arraigned the policy of paying.
high salaries to officers. He was
the Itockholtler who scored the plan
of paying 820.000 to $25,000 to a
publicity agent who 15 "a mine oft
Inaccurate Information." He also
criticised the scheme of paying one.
counsel 'ofille company $10,000. He
said he was told by an official, of that
company that the only qualification
the lawyer In question had to re
celve the salary was that lie was “it
"Wanna dancer and .a very .flnei
gentleman." i
, Hille'r believed that
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and Eli Whimeyfki‘e too busy to give
my.
more esperteneo‘ be elected.
make the utter: ring with the dB~
peoples Itnu Hitler's opinion that
the decision to build. a new station
in New Haven-was because the own-
er of a ‘mwmper and a corset mak-
.er had threatened to‘make It tram
tor‘tba company;
- this city. will def.“ m. m“, hm}: . Elna cm criticised the salary
galaattfleorgo mm,‘ W
a xto militarization.- recalllut
(that-loo ‘8. new “fibula!“ “ho
railroad. we inor-
mmclt. .-.~ tutor." and a no.
of Now m’u moat‘pro‘atlnont citi-
ia—auu—uuut-u. van—n
Ithe stockholder- um the road and
directors libel
President Hadley of Yale Universitypwu.
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theraitaution' Weary to the, coming-13° 1-1001!!! auditions that
marinated “1“ “me “will vary.~nnsatisfaotory. and. when. i pie.
with less money and more. time and}
He‘saidz‘stbatwif herbal the old-3
nuance of eminent lhllott; be mid;
media-*0? il'm“ form *W‘n wanton tent tome was to :5
ill'
lid limit tween .1?
ML
Md. 6*”; film
' t F ‘adlflbfiw. ,
’ lwirflh «fin M‘ ‘
.. . ‘> ’w, - iv a :9.
. .ntth-e retinal-n
a“ all ”be ytfizur I“
'tm ”it “it I!
if.” a“ ”at
v Ir “a on. w run-I5 7
that m and anew-v I. M 7,
lm * for N do” I ,
h g K... .7-.. .... ., m 2‘3” in! 0-th : *D~,r ”
DWI . i M” 7‘. human "all“.
, mm a u on ulna In all? urn". Iii-Lu: but. out! team- an
Efl'liti.” and In nit-it. "it Is the . z... nuns-aa- In! aunt in.“ ..
can u I bad on the Km P.- m" 0“- “"’"° ”incumauvtamu “01W
tilt pad.” be added significantly. “it mat at the result of the Not 3" Tho-tn“! ruuwbmel
immutmwbruahauut“thematic-'mul-umm. ,
WM- 0"" '5‘“ mucticot Infantry to aaoaaod Col «humanitluemfllu
are beta: paid for their value. I! M. P. "“3“" who "‘1‘“ "P h 'm o d unfiufir Hanan IQ
calorie: were cm I..." voila-bio u. neatly. will be made for two or three, '2‘: 0:“: spending Honda! m
would :0 elsewhere." 'hn, it “I announced today “laud" ud'Wodneaday of next week
“PM“ the remarks 0' 039 0‘ the once of the aluminum]. The'wm b; ”a" In “‘9'“ Ir. we:
been looted and robbed tho liml- ballots rare to have been countedivill return to New \ork swam
" aid. be yesterday. and the reluu no we‘d-y and will spend “'0 “V“ cam-
thad 0 re ' as. be .
den n pl) A; to the period to be made public today. For ”“8““ before ending '1” trip here.
knew' nothing about it. . . ' “my“ will
publicity agent's salary be laid a military reasons. it was stated at too! “‘9 1‘“ “new“ 0‘ m3 :8
competent ‘man is employed at a adiotantgeneral’s office. the "in“;
salary worthy of his ability. lie do
nietl that the agent had given out,1mm be witheld two 0' three days.
thin city. on the night of film
Nov. 4.
m
Stem misgfit'flieaning Co.
Formerly blown uJI-IW'Iuam Dyeing a Lie-nine 00
Silk m. M Wood Lou Curtain. Cleaned.
H. LYNOE, Pup. ~BRIDGEPORT—
:L’a
The preddent said that be had nh‘l
intentior of of leaving the road .Het
said he came to the system to build.
it up because of his. love for New‘
England. He declared that so long
as help is given him he will stay but
if this help in tiotlxiven to make. thol
his task easier he "will not built his
head against a null indefinitely"
If the stockholders coopertt'e the.
task will be madc easier, said the
pnsidt-ni, who spoke for some time
0:1 the varioub labor. Iranaporatiou
tin-l governnn-nt troubles. in conclu
siczt. Ize said thi- ("llilIIHElY did not
want to build the New Haven ata
lion. hu't business inert-Jul “to that
it must be built and rathtr than in-
voke trouble the alatmn will he built
The (‘in of New "Haven is providing
the money through ouuldo help and
the .road will repay it in seven years.
The Blilard Gnu. .
"You spoke about the Billard case.“ i
said l’reaident Elliott. "We touched'
on it in the report a year ago saying.
that, after careful ini‘t«;at;1;do;i by
/ Ranges
Heaters
i’Fumiture
Rugs
:Comioda'bles
blankets
Bedding _
Hoosier Kitchen
Cabinets
Hartford Mince dead) and Mr. Monr-
fieid Storey of Bolton. u ho had noth ‘
Ingtlo do with the past management:
of the company. They lavawpateti
probably recover some money. We
the full amount of our claim, but an:
reputable lawyers and men exper
lcncod in businesa‘law and business,
allalrs..thoy finally said. “It in our;
judgment 1you' can get 81.250.0th in;
mi). we believe you do better for:
your stockholders than If you hotel
a law cult dragging out two, three or“
four years. because-we do not know:
at the end of that time whether you”
have a fixbtin: chance,
that .If you act
cask It is yours In tin trad-arr. Thai
but we do:
know ”360,000 In;
brid In the hand Ia'wortlt two in a far'
distant bush‘ and they took! he81.250.-"
000 cash. 1
"We are dealing with a condition.
by the votes of the stockholders of:
cure that condition. The atockholdcrsi
were sincere when they voted to doi
the things they did but thugs din;
not turn out right; and the Euro i
poan war and industrial conditions In
the United Staten have produced
conditions that are very. very dim.
cult for any manufacturing business.
and that in all a railroad is. a maria,
facturlnl businessvvery difficult for
us to produce the results we have.
and we can only produce Mlla‘lt5<
tory results If we hare our plant
equipped to properly do he work.
it Is not now so equipped. 'f‘hc tlrtit.i
thing a railroad has got to'do. until.
you 'stockboldors have got to realize
It, and it is that you have either. got.
to give up your bualness and admltj
the whole thing In a failure or you;
must try to the extent of your abilityi
to get Your plant ready to do tho"
boundi- of the country you are “7+
in; to serve. ti
"When this Is done perhaps you;
will have money to do the other?
things. If we are going to bust we“
can but, If we are not going to boat '1
we moat equip this railroad. it is and .
and natal-tunic that the work May—-
not done ten years all). .
“I want to call attention partied-
larty to this fact—one of the EDERkj'
era spoke about this board having
voted dirt-dents. This board has never!
voted any diviena. _ I wish we
could. The but dividend voted on.
this~nilroad was. , I think. in April,
When lame to thecompanv:
much to my manhood to.my car-
were
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seated them to .the. board they at,
once slid.“Wby. we cannot * go on
paying divination:
Wow in regard to passes. In
true that under tbe'Connectlcut law
stockholder to come to thiameetlng
but it is absolutelyaninst the low
to‘zive a pass to anymo’ckholder who
livesroutalde of." Connecticut and ILIa
quite moorland question—though it
lbonld'bo coniderod by the diroo
tors—whether we should give pans-a
to-’atookholdm living in one state
when not allowed by law to am to
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