New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 26, 1927, Page 15

WEW DRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1927. VAUCLAIN WINNING BALDWIN CONTROL Aged Financier Spry as 80; Is| | 77 ; 57 D , T = . Financial Genins | : : , 7 5 Philadelphia, Aug. 26 (P—The : SQA ‘VEEK ; Philadelphia Record says today that in a financial struggle to control the Baldwin Locomotive Works, Samuel M. Vauclain, president of the com- pany has won the first battle. Those seeking control, the paper says, are the Fisher Brothers of De- troit, who own the Fisher Bodies corporation and are heavily inter- ested in General Motors. Representing the Fisher Brothers, the paper says, are C. R. Bitting and . P. Shields of Detroit. Another ctor in the situation is A. W. Cut- ten, Chicago board of trade opera~ tor, who according to latest advices, is acting separately and not in con- junction with the Fishers, Bitting and Shields. s Cutten, Bitting and Shiclds are id to have accumulated 120,000 shiares of Baldwin common, a clear ority of the 200,000 outstanding shares. The Record then states that Bit- ting and Shields came to Philadel- phia Wednesday and conferred with Mr. Vauclain and Thomas §. Gates, chairman of the board of directors of the’ Baldwin company. It is sald they had proxies showing their own- ership of a controlling majority of the common stock. They returned to New York, it was said, Wednes- day night with the understanding that a directors’ meeting would not be held Thursday as a quorum could not be called together. “Overnight,” says the Record, “something happened. A quorum was summoned and met yesterday, Bitting and Shields) did not know anything about the meeting until it was over and the announcement was sent to New York that it had heen held.” Only “routine business” was tral cted, it was said. i The result of this meeting is to . X X \ N - leave Mr. Vauclain and Mr. Gates in : ; . \ & In the new Paradise outfit we have gone Sensational Climax to a control for another month at least, i { : the limit to produce a home that will meet Qal S ' gk n\r“m‘innilofcll\i':;(:).::d e : h -, ey = g : PN your desires. You cannot equal fts values Sale of Phenomenal Values! thrn:( n(ir\nu: it isp possible soma- AN y 5 ¢ il 8 s ) 4 elsewhere, because Kane's 8-store buying J :‘1":; g;:;::‘;} ‘{’&fi:’:fi;&;fi"i" S{:Lffa-“m.; L:vnm;tunlflel f Shau \ s i \ & 2 ver! ar ale in a blaze of gigane pany Jddwin preferred has voting - ¥ . 2 Ny Open 3 charge account fo-day! 1f you are Z2YET THESE VALUES ECLIPSE even the earlier ones! No bride or s ‘ / S ot ready for housekeeping just now we will B homemaker, who considers ‘economy with auality, can afford fo miss e e e S R 1) - : ; ; . hese mighty bargains! 1It's the opportunity of the year to buy KANE' a i 3 —thes ante ority of common stock, they may [ = Ry J p = A last ONLY—many suitcs and picces Tl b e be outwitted by the Vauclain inter- i ¥ = ' # g § : = TAKE A YEAR OR MORE TO PAY ests gaining control of the prefer- Brothers,” the Record »y the admission of Fred J. sher at Detroit Wednesday, have P a fortune of $25,000,000 in 000.000 at present. &0 B Living Room © n of 30—he pays $10,000 .a year fo a doctor to keep ARM CHAIR, DAVENPORT, WING CHAIR Lmhyelis e sopiic office every Davenport Table End Table Floor Lamp Shade ernneanaciock At Beniently ; Table Lamp 2 Pictures Fernery ; : f . e i AnhE 'Banfo Clock 2 Book Ends Scarf Smoker HE e | ¢ X e | e P A : WINDSOR CHAIR TABLE e T I [An outfit of character for the room people sec the most, I FAGRS R | ) Tarke bk Tgh 1] QU : |Wing Chair, Arm Chair and Davenport—spring-filled, fl’, / ‘ i 3 g B - New <‘1'",:\'cnr' .'\Iaz\n;'z- hogany ~finish! _ While i s i iz construction, with heary JACQUARD ecoverings! The 4 =0 - 4 1 ; ! f ) ; any ol they E.‘ ikind of picces you have' admired, but never found so ¢ 311/ i 3 d 2 . ik Bea 1"’0 1ast .oeeenes $2‘95 | il I ‘low-priced. And just rcad the large group of extras all S Sl lincluded. Eversthing is here puv yp SEPARATELY that the bride of to-day or FOR ONLY Three Golling Veterans and 0n¢| vesterasy couta wish sor— ¥ I and eve ing in high-grade Youngster Lelt in Toumgy | chaser - formtoe — shat $1 1 5 will be in good taste and P |style this year and all the Minneapolis, ¢ 26 (P—Three isears to come. All 16 picces U oD Eoth lat the AUGUST SALE price $10 DOWN open titles, {of only n the national capitel just old enough to vote -were semi-finalisf v in the ama- " teur title tou y on the Minikahda !] ‘ ciub course. HIK e mate ‘ | 3-Piece Living Room i E ; b g One of the big bargains in the AUGUST ten further than to Wl i o SALE! Three massive pieces: Wing $59 thmsepinn il Sareeinided ; i f | i . Hifitm, - Chair, Arm Chair and Davenport, with R s L A Ut e g i | 3 i, - Spring-filled cushions in VELOUR cov- amate; cham i ¢ 1ce st- 1 Rt ering. Bk t\w“r champlon, and once west . - i 4 Full Length Vanity Bow-End Bed Wardrobe Large Dresser Cedar Chest 5 ey s = t Spring Matiress 2 Boudoir Lamps Bed Light 2 Pictures s Fonhy donss of ot bl - : Upholstered Bench Boudoir Chalr 2 Fillows lanta, who has held every major tl- : TR erica and Great Britain ; R - = : s it : British amateur, was op- 4 = ok One of the best bedroom values we have ever been able to offer. An e e who when g . : X 73 S04 BiW cxcellent suite in WALNUT and gumwood with workmanship and quality still a lad stopped & Dritish invasion . = ) | that always command nearly double this price. Heavy plate mirrors— $ Buy It Separately For and won the Am n open in 1913 in a play-off with Ted Ray and deep, easy sliding drawers—and just read the extras above—EVERYTHING Harry Vardon and took the amateur ! N = ; that you could possibly need—save tremendously—make this bedroom rown the r : N ¢ y v : S $10 DOWN e e e e . 1 YOURS to-morrow. $10 DOWN will dot $2 WEEE high seat among the golfing mighty by qualifying with 155, and, after zoing through two 19-hole matches With fair golf, downing Harry Legg i L 8 - N ( ) 3 5 . o . of the home club yesterday at the ] ] 4 il w i T - Th K't h 7-Piece Bedrcom—New Low Price ring 76 and 77. f K 7 e l c en A compiete bedroom at AUGUST SALE 46th hole by s 3 4 i Evans, qualified with 150, 3 i = f Al | | reductions that save you HALF. $ 5 g g Aiiniz—————= 1t Double Bed, Dr Spring, Mattress, ated sworth Augustis of 3 z b and, 2 and 1, by scoring par, e k i 143 Chair _and 2 Feather Pillows—all for Allen Moser of Los Angeles, 3 and 1, : I i | NS A Convenient and complete—mo- §35! Where, but at KANE'S could you with the same sort of golf, and Eddie : i dern 3-burner gas range that ever espect such value? $1 Week fleld, 4 and 3, by scoring 3 over 4's. 3 - 2 | N ) = E 7 5 = bakes quickly and cheaply. e qualifying round e 3 3 = Staunch Refrigerator with good , cqualling the rec- W K < = fee capacity. White enamel table Buy Your RANGE at * qualifying and setting a ; 2 1 it ; : Srliots . 2 o i porcelain top! Kitchen reoenn u.cxi“:}'?.namh;"(fi New : - e \ \ g | b Chairs, and Kitchen Set (knives, August Sale Reductions! York two up in the first round, tak- \ \ \ B\ . 2 3 forks, etc., (mludcd)'—‘:\nd all you ing 78 shots and being doyn most / g \F g need pay is $5 DOWN. of the way. He was one under par for 16 holes to defeat Eugene Ho- lang, another New York youth, § g 5 / ; and 2. and he scored a 68 in the : : / ¥ H 7 Can Be morning and even 4's for the next ; Bought $ 3 nine holes to eliminate Jimmy John- 2 Y S 1ton of the home club, 10 and 9. Ouimet, after quulitying with 161, 2 rately o hot sub par mateh to - s , Jefeat Billy Sixty of Milwaukee, 6 . g \ g For Only ¢ weERLY nd 5, and close to perfect golf to down David Martin of Los Angeles | anc fore he climinated Phil- . o o GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES CASH OR CREDIT _ T R The “New Paradise” Dining Room ; i b e by scoring par on the nd almost as well in t Youth was served in the first med- t ‘Tabls China Cabil -Pe. ilve 3 Choose a range NOW—and you choose at positive Bulfef able ina Cabinet 26-Pc. Set Silverplate Buy It Separately For 3 5 s ot on HALFT - We do all installing, and Baffet Mi 5 Side Chairs 1 Host Chair ‘ LE0% e cna G » want to do it NOW before the big rush begins, so il round when Homans led with 71, 12.P%. Set Dinneware . IPinlay was second with 72, and Don ‘ i offer extremely low prices. ILLUSTRATED is a Cardlck, C “hampion, was i $ . 2 new model, fast-baking range. 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