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of his carrot left he offered to
trade with his brother.
Certainly, I'll trade If you
want the sweeter one," said
White.
And when the brown bunny
tried the other one he soon found
that it tasted no better than the
other. But he had to be con-
tent while he watched his broth
er and the mouse devour the lar
ger piece.
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First man. proudly: Yes, sir,
I always vote independently I'm
municipal politics. i vote for men
not parties.
Second man, impressed: Is that
so? Just vote Democrat or Re-
publican alike, regardless, eh?
First: Well, come to think of
1t, / don't very often vote for a
Democrat.
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LETTERS FROM Times READERS

Goet Communications on Subjects Of
Qeneral Interest Will Be Pr in Columns From
s Uny Day.
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4 SPECIAL musical and literary
program has been arranged for
the tea meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society of the First Meth
odist church to be held tomor-
row afternoon in the parlors of
the church. The program will
be presented under the direc-
ton of Mrs. J. w. Todd.
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MRS. ]. J. WINTERSON will en-
terrain for the Two-Hour Whist
club tomorrow afternoon at her
residence, Clio South Tacoma
avenue.
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school room. A debate by
four members of the class will
be a feature of the evening.
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SOCIETY and PERSONAL

OF THE Delta Gam
ma sorority will hold a meeting
tomorrow evening at the home
- of Miss Myra Kelly, SIC South
Tacoma avenue. All members
are invited.
REV. F. H. GROOM will have his
mother, Mrs. l.. ID. Groom OF
Bristow, Oklahoma, as a guest
for several weeks.
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THE EUREKA CLUB will be en-
tertained at cards tomorrow aft
ernoon in the l. o. o. F. tenn
pie. Mrs. L. A. Title, Mrs. A.
r. johnson and Mrs. G.. r. VOL
. ford will be the hostesses.
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sit sounds odd,
but . foot loose
man may be tight
listed"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-16

THE SECOND CARD PARTY and
tea given in the series for the
benefit of piano fund by the
women of the Ladies' Musical
club will take place Thursday
afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. Thomas Philips, 3401
North Twenty-seventh street.
Five Hundred" will be played,
commencing at 2 o'clock.
THE LADIES' AUXILIARY to the
Order of Railway Conductors is
giving card party this even
ing at the home of Mrs. j. A..
Cato, 3216 Sixth avenue.
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A ST. PATRICK'S DAY luncheon
will be given tomorrow at 1
O'Clock for the ladies of the
Women's Study club by Mrs.
e. e. Cushman. on North Thir-
ty-eighth street. Dainty decor
ations suggestive of the Gaelic
Saint will adorn the rooms.
THE F. e. o. CHAPTER will be
entertained tomorrow after
noon at the home of Mrs. Pal
mer on North l street.
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Wall paper. Myers Co.. s17 d
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Here's wager. Even money
that Bill win have to reach tori
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PROMINENT AMONG the social
events of the week will be the
recital to be given Thursday
evening at the Temple Of Music
by the pupils of Nine. Fernando
Hansen. There will be twenty
members to the program, in
GLIDING several memory piano
selections by the advanced pu-
pills. Nine. Hansen will ap-
pear on the program with
LISTS famous Hungarian
Rhapsodie.
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THE LADIES' CARD CLUB will
meet tomorrow afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Meyer, 604
North Sheridan street. All
members are urged to be pres
ent.
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The first wheeled carriages
were used In France in 1859.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
BROOKLYN SALES AND LEASES.

BuIkey & Horton have sold No. 2l Washington
avenue, between PaIh and Myrtle avenues, Brook
ign. three story and basement brick. Tor ".
o. 'keefIe To client; 80 102. Prospect Place. be-
tween Brooklyn and Kingston avenues Brooklyn.
a modern three story and basement brick and
fancy stone. sold fot john g. rink 10 a client for
occupancy; also leased 10 l-1 Bedford avenue.
between Atlantic avenue and Eerkimer street.
three story buid1. -pzl57 1eet formerly built and
occupied by the Ions Island Wheelmen Club, 10 tie
STANDARD Sales and Auto Company for long term
of years be- used after extensive Improvements,
automobile show rooms.
Henry Piersou & Co. have sold the following
Brooklyn propertes: No. 8s2 First street. a four
story double apartment house. Tor n J. Bamter-
ger a client Tor -JIneIt: 40. 20 HerkimeU
street a three story and basement frame. 2oxlep
feet. Tor Joseph White 10 client: No ll0 Fort
Greene Place. three story and basement dwelling
house. 22Nlej feet for a. z. Carswou a client.
ana 30 255 FilIE street. tWo story and base
meut broWustone house. 21Xlo0 lee1 10 J. y.
Raleigh for occupanay.
Pyle d Co sold for QUO Singer 20 Andrew Val
ser 40 90 4th suree-. near Prospect Park West,
three story lrownstoue dwelling house
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09

jackson & Stern TO a builder plot of four lots
leXlo0 feet the south side of 1S9th street, near
Hamilton Place. An elevator apartment house Will
be built the site.
lsOTH STREET-Ferguson Brothers & Forshay
sold to Z. Il. Kruse Nos 720 and 100 West lSoth
street new five story apartment house, on plot
5S4Nl00 feet 1t held al sSS,OOO II is one OF q
row OF three similar houses recently completed
this point by the sellers.
18TH STREET-James X. Holly sold for the
Ferguson Brothers Engineering Company a five
story apartment house. Nos 707 and 709 West lSOth
street, plot 50x140 feet II held at SS5,0OO
2O6TH STREET-Charles Griffith Moses & Bro
sold for Albert C. Poirey the four lots on the
south side Of 2O6th street, 100 feet west of Ninth
avenue. The size of the parcel is l9OX99ll feet.
THE BRONX,
l65TH STREET-Kurz & Uren sold for the Wer-
ner-knaus Realty Company TO a client the six
story new-sw apartments a plot 47.6X149 feet.
the south side of l66th stret, 80 feet east 6f
linton avenue
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
LEASES.
with lessons address
OCTOBER s.


OCTOBER s
COLUMBUS AVE SO5; joseph Kapperi exr
William steiner. 70 Antonio Onets. . yrs..-..- 5000
Address above.
HESTER 81, I97-l9a; John Olivia to Conoetta
Gull. yrs 500
Address lS4 Hester
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1913: Gaines Roberts
Co To Frederick Haas; yrs. $50
Address care George N c Schenk. IS Park
Row.
STANTON sT, n $ - # from n c cor Of
Essex s.. seX.5: Elizabeth W stevens and
10 Syma WaXenbaum: 2iz yrs.........-....... i4o0
Address I24 stanton ST.
4TH AVE 451; Harry Hallenbeck William
II tcsS,up, " yrs---.-.-.. sO0u
Address above.
5TH ST, 703 East Isaac Rlumberg o Israel A
BaCsa: ........... coo
Address 203 East 9th
STE AVE 2J03 Annie Waters 10 John Ferr
US -.-----. 10
Address above.
24TH ST. 4So West. l70>so. Katherine r Moore
Address. 433 West 23d
10TH ST. :. 53.4 # w of 50 ave 4d * irrag.
Henry Norris e. al 70 Regal Amusement CO;
,................ $500
Address 1911 50
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
BUILDERS BORROW LARGE SUMS
FOUR OF THE MANY LOANS RECORDED AGGREGATE
slsSOOOOO-COLUMBLA UNIV ERSITY ONE OF LENDERS
Trading Reflects Good Demand or Properties the Uptoaon Districts
Investment Buying Feature of the ReaIE Estate Market.

Tho mortgages recorded yesterday showed that
yS0oO00 had recently been obtained 10y four realty
concerns either 10 further structural work as
pernanen: loans. Paterno Brothers got loan of
s555o00 al s per cent on the premises. I07.6NlS1.7
feet, the northeast corner Of 10th street and
Riverside 4 rive. The lender the City Mort
gage Company. From the New York Institution
for the Blind the Realty Company of America bor-
rOWed S360OO0 at per plot. 2l9.6x irregu-
lar. at the northeast corner of l65th street and
Broadway. The loan VIII be due September l.
1872 From Franklin Petit the same company bor-
rowed the site $4,000 at per cent. That
loan viii be due on December !, 1910.
The State Realty and Mortgage Company loaned
10 Charles Brogan Gnc) 100000 per cent for
one year the premises No. 81 10 255 Fourth
avenue. where large Office and store structure is
be built Francis J. Schnugg and several other
persons obtained from the trustees Of Columbia
University 100000 at a. per cent for five years on
the premises, l00Nl25 feet at the southeast corner
OF Nth street and LenoX avenue.
good volume OF realty business was transacted
yesterday Manhattan Island. Several large
plots Washington Heights were bought by build
ers FOR immediate Improvement with apartment
houses and a number Of houses in West l9th
street changed hands from builders to investors
A buyer was also found for large vacant plot in
the Dyckman district.
The principal midtown deal was the purchase Of
a fathouse in East SD street by William Barclay
Parsons an investment.
Percy Griffin, architect. has filed for Albert X.
Shattuck plans for the Improvement OF the plot
30. "a % West oath street. opposite the original
quarters Of the Automobile Club Of America, with
q twelve story commercial building. Il VIII have
frontage OF lo5 feet depth Of Sil0 feet, with
an extension. and a facade OF brick, trimmed with
granite limestone. Gotta and copper, and fin
shed with q series Of tall tiers OF bays. It is to
cost s4O0000 The Thompson-StarTett Company has
the building contract.
Pease & Gilman the brokers who neEo-
tiated the lease FOR the tWenty-frst floor Of No.
ll5 Broadway for The United States Realty and Inn
proVement Company to Wells Fargo & Co. The
brokerage house said yesterday: This lease has
a peculiar significance Il is the first big Office
lease 10 be recorded this year. and shows that
i'ansion is beginning 10 take place in large
porations owing TO the betteIment OF business con-
diti0ns.'
Returns TO Bradstreets from eighty-six cities OF
tins country show an aggregate expenditure FOR
building last September OF S57.95Is59. as against
S65ssSo.S in August and SeIoi978 ia September a
year age. There Is here indicated "a decrease Of
10 per cent from August Dut gain of ia per
cent over September year ago. sixty ont OF
eighty-siN cities show increases over September
last yeaI.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
TIE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
AlANHATTAN.

A'7D-' = L. o-~ ssolIa'lons have praCti-
s 80 N"iil'e''o iof me sale by the Burgess
~ fsil S'"ly 'Ietalor apartment house.
aDl i'g.~a'.' 5e't' al NE southeast corner Of
sia street and Madison avenue
80 ., - 1 FL ). PlunlIuer sold
- " '''44i' Nfsho'aH Brown llo.. lo9xloO fsHt,
- ."1 A''tifasi corner ~ IL Nicholas avenue and
ia''- 7t' d" balaf Tie buyer viii erect
apartment houses ou The site
'A-D p XII 4IousiaS iIoDinson, Charles S.
t,i""" =" -. Solu Tor simon f-gln TO William
thtfeidS Parsons 10 lra East 5sd street, four
.tort aatlopse. pH piot 2,-7NlG05 fe~'.
l@3Tn SrhEET-fILgh Coaell sold No u East
-.'r'. .-t, tir.c siorg 3n1 basement dwelling
hnsss. ict l5.sN9@E feet.
AssLa Sl8EE+-CAarlts !. Flick s Co. sold for
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
REALTY NOTES.

Frederick FoK & Co have leased for the Sailors
Snug Harbor 100 square feet Of space AT Nos. 9
and u University Place for a long term Of years
70 TrOutman & Co; for Edward =. Caldwell 5000
square feet Of space at 10 5 West 18th street
20 Arthur Brandenste.n & Co and Fernbach &
Schulman: for The Jacob New Realty COMPANY
3Co0 square feet oi space 10. Gss Broadway tc
Aaron NeBmark. for the Liberal Waist COMPANY
25o9 square feet or space 30. Ga University Place
20 b. Levis0n. aud Tor lnnes Center the first loft
No 2f2 Fourth avenue.
Or. J. Bentley Squiers is Ihe buyer Of No 40
East fsth street. sold recently by Henry Crawford
". J.. Prebie las secured loan Of s2z5 00o for
FIVE years al per cent for the Twenty-nfth street
Company, Henri l.. Felt. president, on its properfy
new twelve story loft building on the north side
Of 25th street, between Sixth ana Seventh avenues
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09

Central Bronx Realty Co to Addie B Clark.
Attorney. l6O Broadway.
TRINITY AVE 53i; due. etc, per bond;
Charles a Stevens to Bronx Savings Bank
Attorneys. Title Guarantee and Trust co. 1I6
broadway
UNION SQUARE. - Cprior mtg s1s7. .OOO,; due
etc as per bond - Union nc , SQUARE r GO to Bank
Attorneys. TitiO Guarantee and Trust Co. 176
Broadway.
WASHINGTON AVE; lot todd l1a. map land
Michael J Kelly to Builders and Contractors
ooiPSIesG" Address 20 broadway
WASHINGTON AVE. cor 173d st. 5O.Sx-
(prior mtg S5I.Oo0l: due April 5, 1914; 6 per
cent William II Kirchner 10 Louis T. kleban..
Attorneys, shapiro & Levy, il9 Nassau st.
10th sT ,o. ss 20 # . Of Madison ave; l6sy
ave. 16SxlOo1f Frank Ma linus ct al to Kath-
Address. care f W Poll ok. 800 Broadway
SAME PROPERTY; Geo Marinus ct al to same
Address same
117TH ST. No ~ West. 25xIoolI: Mnlard vet
Address 80 Pine st.
i1ITH ST; No 45S East. .. 11xo5,Ii Edward Wen
gel 20 Rocco PalaZzo (mtE, 10000. .........
Address Kingsland. ).
I39D ST. $. 277 # e of 9Th ave. 1619911; EIek
) i'udyiEh to Mutual Life ms Co....-......:..
i36rH ST, No 5l0 West. 37.6x9911: Eleanor
TO TGbssen 6ose to- Simon GottschaIl and ano mtg
Address 245 West 1l3th St
l36rH ST, s. 175 It Of 9TH 12.6x99l1;
MeiTopoitan Trust Co. gdn. 70 Catharine
Address 81 W lfTth st.
l47TH ST. s. l55 II Of Robbins ave, 75X79:
Moorehead Realty and Construction Co to Louis
Grimm Ontg $4,000 Observation-Disclosures.
Address 1897 "a ave.
10th ST. % II of Fort Washington ave
1OOX91.6; Augustus Kranch Clin Construc-
tlon 70 1mtg, SlS,0OOl .......-..-
Address care + l. Mayham. 81 Nassau st.
l72D ST sol East 33x1OO: Moorehead Realty and
Construction Co TO Louis Grimm mtg $4,000
Address 1927 ID ave.
18TH ST. :. 100 II Of Audubon ave 5OX1O0;
Hayman Wallach ct al Wsllach. Reissler &
Co OUtg. $535Om Observation-Disclosures.
Address sol East 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY OCTOBER o 1905

BrSssp Inc !, to & state Realty and Mso Co.. 100000
4TI AVE. 251 255: (prior mtg. s2OOOOD.
year. per cent: chas Brogan. Inc, 10 state
Address, II Pine St
sTH p:T s csD ar sg T. Of & Ave a 2Hl0o % sgi;
Attorney Louis Dicboid. 1872 East 65ii ST.
9TH AVE III; due etc as per bond; Louis
Address. I76 Broadway.
Lawrence J callahan to Dry Dock savings
@n Aorney F NJ Tic6cnor. IS Park Row iO''OO
'ST 81, sT I a 1 sa9 % E' Eqst due June I I 1911 ~
insurance ,.'aos' : NV ,y'@ . 10000
co. i6o BroadaSy agyeF' Title Insurance Trust
SlST ST. A. and as East (pror mtg s7OOO0: due
Apr ), 1911. 8 per cent Emile j Wittnsuer to
co. i66 Broadwoy avs i'''' insurance
a7TH TIL 81 2S5 and 30 West prior mtg $4,000,
Address ia5 Broadway. '''VO'
9TH ST. 143 Bast: 3 years. per cent; Charles
Muller 10 New York Bible and Common Prayer
Attorneys title Guarantee ( Trust Co. ii6
GATH ST. $ $50 It of Amsterdam ave- 1sx
1905; due Feb !. Ialr per cent; Kezzie wick
Attorney, II 4 casson 275 West Sltb St
edse s eoyS 4a Wei' due % etc & as per bond H u 600
Attorney John WebbeT S BeeEman e ''''N
l1STa 10 ST, i6 and 5s West; Gwo mtss. each
Bank for Savings @ 9 cg of Se%'' Se% @ Bent $4,000
Attorneys Strong q Cadwalader 40 wall
per cent; Elizabeth Tyrrell to Emigrant Indus
Attorney 5!ss JOS d'iFN T Ryan ii6 Broadway S'VO
l23D ST, n 345 " of I1enox ave 15x1OO1I;
due; etc. as per bond: Sarah 4 Bishop to Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co...................... 1900
Address. % Nassau
14OTH ST. 8 200 # " of Broadway. 125x9911
tpr!or mtg S20.tp0l; 3 Az per cent Samuel
and Regis House 10 EmgTant Industrial Savings
. o
Attorneys r. & L J O'Gorman. 81 Chambers st.
l4lST ST, GGs East (prior mtg 500 OOM; 1 yr
per cent Abe Meyer and another 10 Jonas Mayer 1000
Address. 116 Nassau
l49TII ST. s. 112 W Of St ave- 3Ix
Sill; W per cent: MOorehead Realty
construction co to Lawyers Title Insurance and ~
Attorney. 100 BrOadwav
i49TH ST s. 7J.10 II W Of st AIMS ave~366x
S4-ll l year, q per Moorehead Realty and
Construction co TO Lawyers Title insurance and
Attorney, 1GO broadway.
10th ST ;, 394 W ave 366x
Sill; / VI Per cent; MooTehead Realty and
Construction Co TO Lawyers Title Insurance and -
Attorney. 100 broadway
1'9TH ST 531 and 5aa West; yrs, per cent;
Attorney. 1G0 Broadway.
2O3D 81. n Marion ave Cox:
salments, per cent; Elizabeth Wainwright
Eagle Savings and Loan $500
Address lSG Remsen st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
AUCTION SALE HELD YESTERDAY.

The auction sale held yesterday at the Real
Estate Exchange salesrooms, Nos, "A and 16 Vesey
street, resulted as follows:
BY Joseph p Day.
PEARL ST. Isl 1s9. cor Codar St 81. 6x7I 6x
irrez sty bldgs: Gushing
agJ Fregt4ll Realty Co et al " l Taylor. atty p II
Gregory, re-: Que $1355 ca. sub 10 4 first mtg
Of $1,000; o the plaintiff S57.749
Address, $50 Produce Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
WHITE PLAINS PLOT SOLD.

The sale of the Dick properly in Westchester
avenue White Plains Brandes Brothers is
ported by n. Tib5ets & Co, OF olat place The
property consists OF thirty acres and the price
said TO have been about $4,000 The proper;. has
frontage on three streets. and il the route
II tle New York. Westchester d Boston Railway.
The ncw owners 1T is said. viii cut it mp inio
building TigiT
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
INsTlruTloN LEASES A HOUSE.

The Charles i. Duross Company Las leased Tor
George jeremiah J!e trustees OF the Charles ".
knight Home the three story dwelling house No.
-ss West 4th street. The premises VIII be used
The headquarters FOR The settlement educational
work heretofore carried on in connection with the
Judeoa Memorial Baptist Church.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
RECEIVER OF RENrs NAMED

Justice Blanchard. o. the Supreme Court. has
appointed Jacob katz receiver Of the rents OF Nos
2e9 and 54l East 2lst street "A tenement house on A
i.lot 25sx92 feet, in action brought by Henry H.
Jackson against Max Schein ana others 10 fore
close second mortgage II $3.50
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
BUYS TRACT AT PORT HENRY.

George j.. Sherman al Port Henry. \. y. The
property Is a large tract on BuIlwaega Mountain,
directly oyerl0oking Crown Point Fort Frederick
and many other historic points. From the house
"a fine view Of Lake Caampain may be had
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
A $4,000 MIDTOWN LEASE.

henry A. WeiH & Co. leased for l.. & A Ppc,,s
-four story dwelling house. No "a West 9th
street for ten years The rental for the term viii
be s50gl0
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
THE BRONX

THE BRONX.
CLINTON AVE. n cor 18th sty brk
tennt. 25Xs9.10; John Kirby, 4Sl 9TH ave,
owner Christina Kronenberger 1874 seabury
Place
NORTON PLACE n v Harrison
hrk teTrnt. 20&SN Moore I-indsedel l4Sth -
ard 30 architects; cost . o0o
owner. Lechman Engineering and Construc-
tion Co. 1890 Broadway.
UNION AVE. W s. a5f.7 n f66th -, : sty
BroadWay a1,hitccts: ........ 25o,o
owner IIerbst & Co, - West 42d st
'S7TH ST. 70 " cor Park ave. 4 stv mix
tennis, 234SsX9O; Koppe x Daube. $50 West
chester architects; $4,000
owner John Kendall SO East 1924 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
NEW BUILDING PLANS FILED.

5iTH ST. Pa to % West: for a L sly br1 lofts
12lNS4; Griffin 30 Church st. architect:
owner Albert 7 Shattuck Lenox, Mass
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
LIS PENDENs.

OCTOBER S
BELMONT AVE. $. 100 IT OF 1891 5UN1OO. Max
Germausky Isaac Drummer tspecihc perfOrmance)
attorney l Scherer.
ST East: Margaret Jaeger agt Abraham
Summer al tamended foreclosure of attorneys
Davis < kaufman.
l03D ST 81 ana $40 East: Gertrude X Brennan agt
Angela MiIano al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney
j. RuIlDWa
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
MECHANICS LIENS.

OCTOBER g
CRESTON AVE 2IS5; August Van he Hohen-
John and Margaret Quinn, owners:
Robert \ Tranor contractor. S5S 10
TRINITY AVE. 9G4 and 966; Albert oliver agt
tor 9G Sc
WEST END AVE. II ~ Of 77d St G0x22. VIM
rating Co contractor ..,............ 50 80
New-York tribune., 1909-10-09
apartment Hotels.
Ne5o Jersey Real Estate for Sal.

A LADY IN ILL HEALTH MUST CHANGE CIT-
"A n3Le under the supervision Of doctor there
f 10lg VIII safrInee her furnished business on
good paying tenants four times the sr,,-t -
rent Inquire A Roseviue ave or 100 Orancs st -
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-30
T;r's:.,::. ~: JS|DERS
Be NEEDED IN
ORCHARDS
Men Who Have Investigated Declare
That the Orchard Labor ProblEns
Will Be Serious One Here
MAHoNY INVESTIGATES MATTE

Secretary Mahony. of the Cham3s-z-
of Commerce, has been informed 70
fruit growers association offtcszAss
and by a number of prominent grag-
ers that in all probability there 1i6a
be a scarcity of hands to work in. thss-
orchards of this valley when sSssz
great fruit crop. or rather whefa siAs-,
bulk of the great fruit crop. is rsarlk-
for the harvest
Secretary Mahony has takern mt =
matter up and will make inyessie,a-
tions. If it is found that much. hs38.
will be ne needed late in the suumsr--
and early in the fall by the oscba vi
lists, help that will exceed the ,osrzsa
supply of available men. arrarcs-
ments will be perfected TO srsrss
worthy men into Grand Junction. to-
work in the orchards as long as Is
needed but Secretary Mahony nusz
be absolutely assured of the neeoB nj
a large number of outside men befoss
he makes any such effort as he ssI8
bring no men here for whom there is
no work.
The matter will be given attetniurs
this evening at the meeting of zks
board of directors of the Chamber as
Commerce
Orchardists who know now tffa1
they will need a humber of men sisss-
ing the season should keep in tou.ts
with the fruit growers assoc mia sszs :.
and with Secretary Mahony. Let s~.
man wait until the last moment ashaa
then expect to get hands withou5 srs.
trouble and without any danger q
his crop.
III the local supply of men cxu &c,
the work in the orchards of the "a slss.
then no effort to bring outsiders Kl
VIII be made but officials OF scst-rzl
OF the fruit growers) assocl.tSe<4zss
have, after making Investigations de-
clared that great many extra rnrna
must be brought in here to help xxr-
vest the biggest fruit crop this. xzisS,.s
ever harvested
1t is most important matter 41ASI
must be given immediate. atteusios-
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-30
THE. FURY OF HADES RACES IN
BARCELONA; women FIGHT LIKE
DEMONS AMID HORRIBLE SCENES

fought behind barricades with the
men, urging the latter to fight to the
death. Everywhere they have re-
sisted the searches made by the gend-
armes for recruits. barring the doors
of their houses and firing at the SOL
diers from windows.
Not only at Barcelona but through
out the entire province church prop
erty was the special object of the
popular fury. Horrible stories are
recounted of the merciless fashion in
which the churches and converts
were sacked and burned.
The Madrid authorities fear the
arrival of Alexandra lie Rux in Spain,
who is now on his way to Europe
from Brazil-to place himself at the
head of the revolution. He holds
the woman's organization in the hol-
low of his hand.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-30
In Reporting Bill Today Chair
man Payne DeclaredRates
on Lies Necessaries
Are Reduced.
ALL LUXUR|ES COST MORE

There is an increase on structural
steel ready for use, and also a slight
increase on razors, nippers and pill
ers and on such new metals as lungs
ten
Rough lumber goes down from 81
to $1.25 per thousand feet. with Il
oorrespoi ding reduction in the diff
ferential ON dressed lumber.
The wool schedule underwent no
change of consequence, but the entire
cotton schedule was reconstructed
II Is estimated that the rates fixed by
the bill are about per cent higher
upon the average than that which
WAS collected on cottons last year.
The rates on cotton hosiery were
generally increased
In the matter of ploves the high
protectionists failed to score. the only
change made in the entire schedule
being one slight reduction.
The average duty on silks will be
somewhat higher under the new law.
Oil cloths and linoleum were heav-
lily cut. but otherwise the changes in
the flax. hemp and 'iute provisions
were not material.
The duties on sugar and tobacco