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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-07-09

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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-07-09
IS LEON LING IN new York;
Police Want Free Access to Tele-
graph Records.


New York, July 5.-One Of the
most important moves made yet to
apprehend Leon Ling, wanted for
the murder of Elsie Sigel, was taken
Saturday, when subpoenas were
served on the managers of both the
Postal and Western Union Telegraph
companies to give the authorities ae-
cess to their records. 1t is believed
the missing Chinaman had arranged
with his friends not to report the
discovery of the trunk containing
the girls body until he notified them
that he had reached safe distance
from New York, and that kilograms
Ialivered will prove this.
At the same time the police are
still chasing rumors that Leon Is in
hiding within q radius Of 100 miles
Of New York.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-07-09
LAWN SOCIAL

The Willing Workers of Section {
will have Il lawn social July 10th at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs w B Elliott
in Section l. The UniO Maid makes
fine Ice cream. Come and see for
Yourself,
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-07-09
HOmeseekers Robbed BY Crooks.

Spokane. Wash, July 5.-A we'll
organized band Of bunko men il de-
clared by police detectives to be
holding forth in Spokane. victimiz-
ing seekers for homes In the three
reservations soon to open for fling.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-07-09

Six room house for rent. First In.
ternatiOnal Bank.
Another carload Of these selected
seed potatoes have arrived for the
Hamilton Supply Co.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-07-09
CARLEY AND lUzON

= Mrs Lee of Alderdale was a guest
Of Mrs Lawrence last week.
Mfr and Mrs Carley enjoyed fine
call up the river Sunday In their
new boat which was just completed
WI Grove of Walla Walla spent
Sunday and Monday with us look
tag after business matters. He will
begin his esecOnd cutting Of alfalfa
this week.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-07-09
FACTION FIGHT Is CLOSED
Harmony IL Restored In Suffragists'
Convention.

Seattle, July 5.-The olive branch
has found a place beside the four
starred flag which has floated over
the National convention of Woman
Suffrage Association and the wings
Of the dove of peace have famed
away the lowering clouds Of Wal
which have since the opening OF the
big convention obscured the rays
which would shine from the con
vention upon the cause Of equal sur-
frage.
The trouble arose In the conven-
ton Of the Washington Woman Suf-
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-07-09

For the best buy, Washbnrn-Cros
by Gold Medal Flour at kOlb's.
For Sale TwO-Seated back cheap
OF trade for COW, Address Courier
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
GERM4N LLOYD'S LOSS.
Sh1nkage in Steeragc Business
CHARGED 7cith Years Deficit,

The annual report Of the North German Lloyc
Steamship Company for the year ended on De
cenber 81 1905. shows profits for the year Of g
1882 marks. comparing with 29.4l5,s66 marks IN
1907. decrease of 20267o64 marks. Total net
profits after deductions for extraordinary repairs
and for the insurance fund, only 4605.sS0
marks. against 27,466.962 in the preceding year
Deductions for interest for general working eX-
penses and taxes and for depreciation, aggregated
% 25S $50 marks. the final result being deficit
for the year of 17.652,909 marks, about $4225,-
a0o which compares with a surplus Of 56o3l.5l6 in
1907
The annual report says, in part, in explanation
Of the unfavorable showing
There was A shrtnkage in the steerage business
OF about $4,000 persons and IN tnls Is pTlne!paf
he found the cause of the extraordinarily IN
favorable financial results OF the years working.
AS compared with so heavy faiilng OF II was I'M
possible for the large stream OF ellllsr2hla re-
turning from North America to Italy 10 serve as
compensation, seeing that the passage money
owing a among the companies en-
Paged in the Mediterranean service, was brought
down such a level as 10 exclude from the outset
apv hope of profit In addition all this, the
1rusatisfac+or,- r1sitior
which several lines, was intensified by com
petitive struggles.
favorable situation by the most rigid economy, by
limitation Of sailings and by the laying up
Of a large number OF steamers Ia the North
American passage We cancelled no fewer than
foIty-seven saiIngs.
Under all these conditions the working results
were so small that We nave found ourselves com
PEELED draw upon the whole Of our reserve and
renewal funds TO provide for the necessary depreci-
ariOnS. The latter We nave deemed ourselves JUS
titled far concerns our ships, in reducing as
compared with the previous year. because the wear
and Of many of our steamers has on ac-
count OF the laying up, been much less than
II would have been had they found employment
throughout the year On the other hand, have
provided for depreciations OF other the
former rat and q was also deemed prudent to
write off the amount OF 10000 marks our
Iva nfH Hdr
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22

Isidor Rlumenkrohn and Leo ". Fosel the three
six story new-law apartment houses, with stores,
at Nos 2n9-2l2l 2l27-2i29 ana 2E-2i3 Seventh ave-
me southeast corner Of 1921 street each on plot
iQxl0n feet The houses are three of row built by
the CRYSTAL Realty and Construction Company.
Joseph T. Day has sold for the Davis estate N"
S6 Third avenue four story front and rear build
irrs on lot 25xl00 feet adjoining the northeast
corner Of 52d street The property was To have
Lcer offered at auction to-day by Mr. Day
Henry Russell has sold for Selma NJ Russell No
asa East 12st street a three story dwelling house
on lot 20xlOOI1 feet to louise Bremen.
4 Horoyyltz has sold No. 40 West 56th street, a
four story dwelling house, 22Xld05 feet, TO a Mr..
Kelly who will alter the building.
Max F. Bau has bought No. 2}2 East l2lst street
four story front and two stor5 rear tenements, on
lot 25x1Oo11 feer. Also bought No. lG' East l02l
street four story single hathouse on lot l94X
100.n 1eet.
l. NJ. Reinach & Co. and +. Henry Eckhardt
have sold to the White Fireproof Construction
Comnanv for occupancy &os. 6lf and 6l5 West 9Th
street 50xas5 5x irregular. for Thomas Mcmahon and
Thomas I>enane the respective owners.
r NJ Bailey has sold to George w. Godward the
two story dwelling mouse No. 424 West 2ith street,
on lot f4sxS0 feet. Moore leasehold.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
HONOR GUESTS ABSENT
But Jersey and Ne0c York RedI
Estate Men Boost Just the Same.

The r,en,hers NJ the New Jersey and New York
Real Estate Exchange held their second annual
dinner at the Hotel Plaza last night Inc aha'i
was boost fest" for New Jersey as real estate
,,ossfb1ttv The dinner was in honor of the presl-
dents of the leading transportation companies 'l
New Jersey. and while they were not present 'il7
officers Of the kings were there IN thelt pa07'
And they took advantage Of the occasion 10 So
something pleasant about their respective ram ou
systems. 1T,
mis- Jackson industrial commissioner of the Etc
Railroad, who represented the road IN the d'Se''>
Of President Underwood, said that MI thuei -
was in Boston trying raise some money ne
said that the tunnels between the New YORK anu
New Jersey shores had increased real estate NaiueS
in some parts of New Jersey % per cent ana ma
farmers were anxious divide their farms mo
building lots ;
HIS references 70 his own line sounded like qulps
cuIled from the Er:e's comic time taoie
Jackson referred 10 il as the poor old bI'e' 'i
said 1t was the premier road because IT IS caI''
lied for more per mile than any road III ''ie N''li
try"
Mr.. Jackson said in reply - inquiries ABOUT ',s
roads plans for eleetTihcation that the Wo'h """
he done gs soon as the Legislature stops mohAsH
ing" The New York and Ne" Jersey sa"ui - Dll' a
business he said. netted tie Erie ABOUT Fi'o''''''
about 8 per cent on the investment "hhe 1t '"r>''
% per cent OF management to satisfy the com
n,,,+ar" Nr Jackson suggested that New Jersey
rresent soula Os,e to William q. McAdoo fer Wnat
he has done for the state.
Otto KempneT, president Of the exchange III n'0
address of welcome said that for two years ''e
real estate men OF suburban Jersey haa oeeii
compelled to barricade their office doors 10 keep
back the pressing hordes that would separate tneiiI
from their holdings He said that the men VINO had
succeeded in doing SO would surely be mult'-Inl'l-
ionaires some day
William G. Besler. vice-pTesident Of the tehIIal
Railroad Of New Jersey suggested the bulloihs o-
some first class hotels in several of the JERSEY
coast towns which would make them the equal OF
Atlantic City With cooperation between the ran
roads and the real estate men. said Mr.. Hesiei'
they could do the public good
Clifford 5. Sims, vice-president Of the Delaware
& Hudson Railroad. said that the talk Of the
'-dreadfully high freight rates was all hosh' lie
derided the criticism OF overcaptalzaton OF ihe
railroads and combated these with comparative
tables showing the rates and capitalization IN the
United States and in other countries. The rail-
roads are being pushed and kicked said Mr.. SIMS
and put in g hole by politicians, some OF Whom
would play with a railroad and sell II for his J'o
He said the roads recognized the necessity ot gov
ernrent control but believed that it should have
nothing to do with the petty details Of operation
for that would destroy their elasticity
J. F Fairlaulb, general passenger agent OF the
New York Central and r. l. Sheppard general
superintendent Of the Pennsylvania Railroad also
spoke.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET

John J. KavanaGh has sold for Charles O. Ddes
No loss Lexington avenue. three story apart
rnent dwelling house. lot 17x72.10 feet.
William : Patter and J. L. Van SAINT have sold
through i. Wakeman, No. 116 East 17th street. a
four story dwelling house, lot 25xS2 feet. Also
sold No 10 Fordham Road three story dwelling
house near Jerome avenue.
Frank s WhaIen has sold Cor Julie Goodeis to
William J. Curiey the two-story frame building No
1928 Southern Boulevard. adjoining the Freeman
street subway station. The buyer will alter the
property into stores.
Williams. Grodginsky & Haft have bought through
Feiss & Berger from Edward Lowenthal the five
story hathcuse No. 52S LAS; J35th street on lot
zsxleo feet.
Max Gonprecht and Benedict & Co have sold to
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22

REALTY NOTES.

e r Newman & Co. have sold a parcel 4oxlo0
feet on the northerly side Of Eastern Parkway, for
the John briggs estate to Benjamin Y. Harris for
slhDo About three months ago the same concern
sold a plot l55KlO1 feet east Of this to Emanuel
waters Also leased No. 16O St Johns Place, west
OF Seventh avenue, a four story brownstone dwell
ing for J. G. Hamburger 10 Henrietta NJ Tailman
for three years at $,20 year
Douglas Robinson. Charles 5. Brown & Co have
leased for Henry Steers No 10 East 3Sth street TO
Miss D. A Holston for term OF years.
: b. Goodale & Son have leased for Joseph
Rrease TO John Frost the store at No. 3s East
23d street Also for Elmer A Darling to Kirk
man Sons the store and basement at No. 1871 West
ed street
De SeIding Brothers have leased space in tine
Singer Building Lillienthal Srothers. Independent
Improvements Company. f. de r. Wissmann. Fred
ericly Moser the Resort Publishing Company. the
Standard Ventilating Company the Granite Spring
Water Company, G. a. e. W. e. Lough the Gore
NIeenan Company Oliver Lippincott. the Pittsburg
Spring and Steel Company. the Parker Clark Elec-
tric Company the g. r. Baird company, William
B. Waldo Emanuel g. Bach the Duplex Metals
Company George L. Stimel. the National Realty
and Agency Company and the Pittsburg Steel Com
pany
Warren & Skillin have leased for Henry Leer-
berger the two upper floors in No. 295 Pearl street
/ 10 NJ Epstein and space in the New York Law
School Building No. ia Fulton street, to the
Alpha Freproof Column Company.
Post & Reese have rented, at BernardsviIle n. j..
for Charles NJ. Chapfn his property consisting of
| a dwelling stable and garage with about twenty
! five acres of land, to John H. Prentiss; ALSO for
/ William H. Bradley to Thatcher NJ. Adams jr..
/ his dwelling and stable. adjoining the golf club
| grounds of the Somerset Hills Golf Club.
The William S Devery Realty Company has
rented the ellis cottage No. 1917 Mott avenue,
/ Far Rockaway to John F. Talmage. of Brooklyn,
/ for the coming season
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
HOUSES IN DEMAND
ONE MURRAY HILL SALE'
1 s1,100, 900 apartment House 10
BE Built on Cathedral Heights.

Sales Of high class dwelling houses Were 49, 80. =
,esterdav Of the trading in the loeai ieaI 80,
market Jesse G. Bennett & Co SOFA Io' ~
Tulian = Corning to client for occupa"oS -
~ West cath street. three story anu
dwelling house on a lot 17x109 feet
Donald W Brown sold for EnnliV A 10" -.
to George G Boldt. jr-, for occupancy d lou, S
,,d basement dwelling house, No. 81 PARK avenue
northeast corner of 39th street. 1t Is on IoI I''A
so feet. p Armstrong
Frederick ZitteI sold for Charles + $50, ole
No West 18th street. a four story hieh so'p
dD-aIItnp house. with dining room extension on a
Lot 29x102 , feet The buyer will occupy the prem
ises e .h -,,,.
Thomas a Hall leased the top floor OF the ne"
building No. 62s Fifth avenue for ten years ~ me
Mcclure Studio Company ..
Plans have been fixed for ten story apar rlii3Iit
house to be erected from designs by George anu
Edward Blum architects, Cathedral Helshts
AT the northeast corner of Broadway ana Al.h
street near the Hendrix HUDSON hoHse'
Will be Of the Renaissance type, win limestone '
the FIRST two stories ard ornamental brick ao"Ne' III
,sI.d with = crpoIa story at the Broadway corner
II will contain apartments for sixty-thfee IailS'
is 10 cost 81 loOGO0 and will be built for the ROCK
fall Realty Company, of which AIeHahueI Mann -
president
f7a ,i1dnp with stores on the ground floor, TO be
built for J. d Ichenhauser at the southwest corner
of Fifth avenue and 4Sth street from designs pS
Dalano & AIdrch architects. 1t is TO be ot DrlcA'
with limestone trimmings and VIII nave ueNo
rated facade with tiers Of mezzanlne pays II
will have a mansarG with dormers and Ornamental
vases at the cornice The building IS 10 cost S'9V
plans have also been hled for a six story apart
rnert house with tweuty-four suites Of apartments
10 be built for George R Head, as owner at the
southeast corner Of Broadway ana l'S'h street
from designs by Bosworth & Holden archl'ee's a'
cost of $12100O
Plans have also been filed for enlarging the four
story tenement house at No. sos West oth street
and making it over into dwelling house win
stores on the ground floor the improvements "elIls
made for F. s Myers as owner from designs oS
NJ Iakner architect.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
VETO FOR JERSEY MARRIAGE BILL
Bachelors Effort at Regulation Fails to Pass
Governor Fort
I BY Telegraph 20 The tribune.

Trenton. y. J.. April 2l.-GoveTnor Fort tonight
vetoed the Brown marriage license bill the ground
that would upset the custom of the Quallers re
garding marriage. The bill provided that it shall
be necessary for all persons intending to be mar
ried in this state TO first obtain marriage license
and deliver it TO the minister or other person who
is 10 oticiate before the marriage can be lawfully
performed. The of the license fixed "A
one Of the interesting things in connection with
the bill IS fact that its author Senator Oliver
H Brown. Of Monmouth County. Is d bachelor.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
A. S. BEARDsLEY PLEADS GUILTY.

Anderson S. Beardsey. Of No. 273 stuyvesant
avenue Brooklyn. pleaded guilty yesterday TO
forgery in the third degree before Judge Swami,
in General Sessions and Uemanded to the
Torlos for one week 70 await sentence.
Beardslev, who Tas employed by l.. J. Carpenter
q Co real estate dealers. at No. . Liberty street.
Is alleged 10 have misappTopTiated sums aSgregat-
ing S97.Rn He indlcted Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
BUYS PLOT IN MT. HOPE PLACE.
The Athos Realty Company to Build Three
Family Houses on Site.

plot 50x125 feet, the south side Of Mount Hope
Place, ia feet east Of Jerome avenue, from the
Fremont Realty Company. Ii will erect two three
story threefamily semi-detached houses 2lxsO feet
each with all modern improvements
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
A 100000 BROADWAY LEASE.

Deuzer Brothers have leased for David A Schult,
20 Samuel Jacobs, tailor, the store No 1857 Broad
way. near 42d street. in the old Saranac Hotel
The lease is for long term at aggregate renta
Of 500 600.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22

Winuipeg. NaH-. April A--Mr Cham5e eTHn' gen
erai manager Of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway.
arrived here today after trip over the system
from the Pacific Coast. He says that the com
Danr .i spend sleG9e go this year on construction
7,fe drst hundred miles east Of Prince Rupert. the
Pacific terminus i now under contract and VIII
he finished bz September 4. On that date con-
tract viii pc let for l43 miles further east whicn
vin take Them into the mountains Between
Winnipeg and Prince Rupert there are only 26o
miles not under contract. Trains viii ne running
from Fort William 70 III Rocky Mountains this
fan q distance Of 700 miles Next year branches
VIII De built TO the international boundary line
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
NEW OWNER FOR LONG ISLAND TRACT

6 Osgood Peu & co. have sold for S. w. Merrill
his country place on the Lakevte Road, at Great
Neck. Long Island, to DR.. Parker c. Mckinney,
who will improve the property and occupy 1t as
permanent home
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Estate Parcels To Be offered To-
day by Joseph Z. Dag.

An auction budget of special sales offerings is to
be disposed of to-day by Joseph p Day at the Real
Estate Exchange Salesroom Nos. Il and Is Nesey
street It is largely composed Of estate parcels.
The budget viii be As follows
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
GOOD OUTLOOK FOR GRAND TRUNK.
Important New Line Soon To Be Opened
Increased Capital Desired.

I.ondon. april 1.-THE senli-annual meeting OF
-ba Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada was helo mere
today Sir Charles Rivers Wilson PTeSloehl %
rFa line said there was abundant evidence OF
+s7- ir7,-,-,yer7ent in business. Before the next
meeting he expected to attend the opening OF l291
miles Of new line from Edmonton TO Fort Nllllah'
The most important eectIcn OF the system
The president said that the shareholders "onia oe
see5 n anDrove bill before the Dominion Parlla-
,lr4 a-larrfre the borrowing powers and increas-
f-s The eapstal Of the company to meet the ordi-
nsrv growth Of capital and expenditure, The re-
firing directors were re-electe6-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22

Notice of Intention.



-,ta.s Court. ontario county =, =,
OF Estate Of Arcene N Munson de
In (H Notice Intention 10 apply Tor Letters OF
COMMUNICATION r.rx-t7N-
Sirrogate's Court OF Ontario county made ana
OF the ~ 95th day March 1909. that the under
e4 intends apply 10 the Surrogate Court or tn
slshs - ontario and State OF New York, for letters
,instratiOn upon the goods chattes ana cteults
o. ITceue NJ Niunson. late OF the town or East biool
OOL Ontario y. Y deceased. under ana p1s
neIu 70 section 1854 the code of civil Procedure
to undersigned. and al persons NIo
70 cIafrn to creditors Of said deeedent are hsr
- no,fded present their claims duly EeFil@f -
Ontario County, at MS ONCE ~
court House the Village Of Cananda,is,g4- 80 iaoa
S-o1ntv n Y on or before the 4th day or May ISOS-
Dated. March %. 1909 ,--,,- =, y,p1rrE
As a creditor OF said decedent.
x..1,, rJa,lin Attorneys Petitioner, IA a'NA''
Block, nandagua. - Y
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
LECTURE ON FACTORY PARCELS.

John e. Thompson will talk tonight about Fac
tory Properties at the real estate class conducted
by the Bedford Branch, Young Mems Christian
Association, at Bedford avenue and Monroe street,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
RESALE OF SHERMAN AVENUE PLOT

E. NJ Wygood has resold plot rs by $50 feet on
the west side of Sherman avenue, 100 feet north Of
Emerson street 1t is said that the buyer Will i'm
prove the site.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
WILL IMPROVE 121sT STREET SITE.

Muyihil & Co have sold for Mary and Augusta
SNYDER the two story and basement frame dwelling
house No 1872 East 121st street. 20 by 100 feet to
client who will alter the premises for store and
dwelling purposes
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
Proposals.

DROPOsALS FOR CONCRETE AND MACADAM
L roads War Department. Office Of Constructing
6t4art.r;laster. = Army. London Conn Apr
Ia 1aoa-Sealed proposals riprap constructing
crete buIkhCtd resurfacing maCadam roads maCad
amizin and constructing
Mansfield. viii be received here until a NJ
Nav 1909 and then opened Information furnished
appcatIon. Envelopes containing proposals should
d1~sei. PROPOSALS Roads and addressed
"Chas r Baker Capt, or Mr. L. 5. a. Constructing
Ouartermaster. New London. Conn.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. u. c. WASH
" ington u g. April 10. l909.-Sealed proposals will
this office until Il o'clock Saturday,
ApriI l0Ca grading Massachusetts avenue \, W.
between Wisconsin and Nebraska avenue. Forms
Of propOsals specifications and information
may obtained from Chief Clerk, Engineer Depart
rnsnt No. 42T. District Building II. B. F. MAC
FARLAND. HENRY l. WEST. WILLIAM V. JUDSON.
Commissioners, d. G.
II S ENGINEER OFFICE. JACKSONVILLE. FLA.
| J. ,,ri! II IgU9-Sealed proposals for furnishing
ID and raising jetties entrance Johns River
Ia this office until IL O'Clock.
ia. - 1909 and then publicly opened. Intormato
furnished OF application GEO K sPALDlNG Capt
HSncTS
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
San Francisco April 21.-The official closing quo
tatons for mining stocks TO-DAY were as follows:
CHICAGO CLOSING STOCKS.
FERRY COMPANIES.

0IL1 -iIsN-3l- !
Drookiyn Ferry. \ Ia
do 5s. 80 80
Hob Fer fst IS ioS'z ieT
- Y L z R.. s5 70
90 lat 5s..aa 60 eS