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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-16
OLYMPIA HIGH WINS

In ne Interscholastic debating try
0ut between the high schools Of Olym
pia, Cenualia and Aberdeen, held a.
chehalis last Friday evening, The de
cision Of the judges was a tie be
tween the three schools. Instead o.
drawing lots for first place. the judges
COUNTED again. On the per centum has
is and awarded Olympia first place Oh
the fraction Of 1915 Of J per cent
Alanson H2rt represented tie Aber
deem High school, and he will have
another chance next year for the state
contest.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-16
CHURCH WILL INCORPORATE

A, meeting Of the members Of
theGerman Lutheran church held last
week. al the residence Of Oscar a.
Schultz, 507 West First street, II was
decided 10 incorporate the church
IN order 70 be in position 20 accept
the offer Of Mrs. A. F. Coats. Of Scat
lie, formerly Of Aberdeen, 70 deed the
church a site for church edifice az
First and Washington streets. The
gift Of Mrs. Coats is made in mem
DRY of her father, the late w. II.
Schultz, Who was life long member
III that denomination.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-16
MILL HANDS STRIKE

The saw mill e Wilson Bros d CO.
Is closed down today ~ reason Of {
strike % The yardmen and uUoer
handlers. who demand 81 advance 81
= Certs { DAY TIE strikers are
Greeks and Firms and il IS thpugh {
tte wilson mil was selected as the
place u begin Z strike FOR c raise
ma, IS 70 extend 70 al ,he mills i
Ills proves successful.
This is The trs, laDor strike 10 o.
cur a. t.e Wilson mili IL over twet-
~ years mat i has been il opera
ZION. IL fact. TIE policy Of this mill
las always oeen % pay the best way
- AID accorc far treatment 70 The
err plCyes pracr = ma tas result
81 il many = me enpl0yes being
here Tor years
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-16
--E -EEELC ANN e.

TIE fourth annual Industrial Ed
ION Of ne Herald viii EppeE- II July
NJ CEas. G-eeI-. vho 50 successfully
prepared those editions 1or me re,
AID for -ns pgsi -E-ae wears. a-''iV &c
las, evening ron California. and WI
81 auce rake II ths work n Chs fourth
NJ Green Is IS ollshed e. ths pro
cess NJ lns pas vaa-. &nC promises
he To--hcamine edition viii sU-pass
his n-eviaus efforts that have g
n-ovad satisfactory.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-16
BLACK CATS LOSE At C-E4GLls

CiiEEALIS May 15.-Cneaaiis de-
feated Aberdeen .ere YESTERDAY il &
pret.y zane : 70 J. Aberdeen gpt SIX
scattering LIS II Ficntner and had
nine meu Ieff OIL bases The features
were - urassisted double play by
jansa, q Cnenalls, and McBride's
lone run.
Today NE play 1roae even Aber-
deen Laking one game AID Chehalis
one.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-16

\ long lis- o. Qlegse6 :;arronE Is
the leading Advertisement o. ths
Herald Frinte-y. F-ou milk
ticket e fun sheet pos-s-. ".
would Ike 70 figure or your ousl-
Less IL This lima
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-16

The schooner Aooart aaa'l+s ven
ION -t4 Anderson anG Middleton 70
IT,. Tulou nil 10 complete ne cargo
tor Eua r. J.
81
Tn4 schooner WEvOla arrived II
nor Friday and went OF ne mar
.ue WAYS TO- repairs afrer when she
VII load a. ne Aberdeen Lumber *
SL.uEie mills.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-16
CREDITORS CT DIVIDEND

MONTESANO NAV 1.-THE credi-
Tors 1-ne old Mont asano Planning NIL
COMPANY nave received z dividend Of
per cent which represents 81 they
vii Ee- rs i exhaus-s Il rhe MONEY
y -ns recaiva-s hands
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-16
{. Z. z. TO ENcANp

EOQJLAM Nav 1z-Exlensive
preparations are being made IL Ho-
GUAM 20. Iha -wacTv-siCrIh annual
e-lcamurna-- II the department Of
Washington and Alaska c a r.
which vii hold z -h-ea DAYS con
varriar nare June o1-2oo9
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-16
ftofEts CATCH SALMON

Nembess II TIE QUiniauIt Indian
trlbe are TeaDing q AafYest thia year
catchjAg salmon. Aofe man 1,VpP
FISH are heinz fakeo tram me nf's
egery GaY me rcceding tide Thurs.
day left a lagpDD IN the beach hIled
MN fsh, several Indians taking
uDre rLan 5g1 fish tram the little
pam.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-16
susN SEATED OPIUM

Deputy Collec1o- Of Customs burned
pound ri corr-ahgnd opium Satur-
dav & -he custom house. Is The pres
ence Of ne Other federal officials. Dep
utv Inspector 0'Brian and Postmaster
C-anrnarta The opium was seized
several mor-hs ago II z Chinese laun-
CIV z Eoauiau.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-16
stLN On E-N LARGE

HOQJIAM Nav Owing Ia a.
big run Of Quiniaul- salmon 1his ~
the HoQuiam Packing company n.
found il necessary 70 operate IN =,
merry for tbs nsx, ttrse weeks in or.
10 care for the Catch
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-16
-OQulAM =oR CARRIE NATE,

HOQUIAM. Nar Carrie N.s,-
vii visis Hncu.ar thursday. Nsr >
and deliver lecture under tbs =
spices Of TIE l3cal branch Of Tho =
G. 7 L. The wui-e ribbon WORT.
are ertnusi as-lc oyer lne coming -
ture. and they W. noid big recs -
tiou for Mrs Nation when shs ].
-ives
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-16
ais DEMONSTRATION.

away back II III Josiah Woodbury.
n Beva~ly. Mass. inns published his
uar.rv e-nanciparion from matrimonial
Woes
Beverly SEPT. It III
.G- nwRy rom .lsian y ooo3L-Y- coop
- rIs house plaque Tor ssV-. LONG Years
Nns,,-v Ola Mon alias --.al u TenEe-
soc. - -ra- lost VIII nsve- seek ner.
n. -ta- sinai kaeV na- ! WI give TWO
3us.,.- o. -aafs 1o-e VAR al Persons
y Town o. County .-u-n trusting sald
T-'ill 0. Vengeance have hove Ell me
Dia SHOES -sr Ind - J0y. Ena al ny
,1eirtino-s -eloic. vi-h II. = Eood f-io-
oa,le. az u-a Wye Amen
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-16

published every Gonney sno 1nussoks
81 a0S EA.s. v sst-ha-r s-reo-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-16
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Aberdeen herald
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-16

NC. J. cAxFEy Laisor sne Sro1sa@
Tn-srsc e. me pos.ocics 81 ADeroec1
Gscr as secouo-clkss NAL uls.sof
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-16

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
rast year --...-..'' a.
IL months $500 -. ''--'- Ss
Tns year, Cash IL acVsnce --'''''' -'"'
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-16

suusc-ipe-s vino te3l 70 receive ;nelr
a.ver regularly viii piees< nu-iis -no
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER 81.

SHERIDAN AVE n 16,d st. 1o5.7x
G6. l0x irreg: Frank Tomaso agt Briggs Avenue
Realty Co. owner and contractor; $S6 40
20 10xiO75x irreg: Louis Marx & Son agt Aque-
duct Construction co, owner and contractor;
81. 800.
HOE AVE. $. rs # 7, OF 172d st. 50x1oo;
James Kelly agt Alfred 3 Olson, owner and con-
tractor; s3.371 as.
ARTHUR AVE. E. 81 # n Of 1ssth st. 251
1e0; Grimaldi & De Martins agt Defoe Realty
Co. owner ana contractor; S291 co.
sEABURY PIs cor 172d st. sox1oo: James
Giles ct al agt B Construction CO. owner and
contractor; $5, ,001 70
HEATH AVE, s. 81 IT Of 230th st. s9xso;
Ernest Magnetic agt Metzler Building and Con-
structlon Co owner and contractor: $500.
BROADWAY OF BOULEVARD, n cor Goth
St 0.Sx10o; Joseph Tino ct al agt A G & II nj
Hall Realty co. owner: David Cowin. con
tractor; S2S
BROADWAY or BOULEVARD. n e cor 10Sth
ST. 1OOx2o0 same est Charles p McManus,
owner. David Cow!in, contractor; $l4
WEST END AVE. n 9 cor 9pth 81. 100 11xio0:
same agt Allendale Building Go. owner: David
COWltn. contractor; $50
2STH ST. ~ West; Acme Metal Ceiling co sst
Samuel III Russin and Solomon Hauling. owners
J P8letz, Contra tor; $2Us'.
WEST END AVE. " cor tooth st: 111T1oo:
Joseph Tino ct al agt Guide Realty Co, owner,
David Cowli1. contractor; $24 -
14TH ST GIL East: James NJ Ssulpaugh agt
SIS E5sS 50. ! 0'''''' ." 'i'' .
45TH ST. I41 10 147 West: Russo & stoa. Inc,
agt John e Olson. owner and contractor; $3.50
2eTH ST. 2l4 and 21e West: Sterling &C ceiling Il g
Rosenheimer, owners: EG L Brown, contractor;
S13O.
5TH AVE. n cor s5th st. y: Pittsburg
Plate Glass Co agt Henry C1ews, owner John I
Brady GO, contractor; l. Narcotic & co, sub
contractor; s6s7 Sc
PEARL ST. 2os: Joseph Folerith sEt AIbsTt sI
II FrankeI and Cooper, owners. Martin Well
brock. contractor. S&O
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22

Ida Blumenkrohn and ano to Max B
Stern: 81 e-
Aaron NJ Becker to r & Realty Co; 81
II & S Realty GO to Maxwell tIoidsteln' Sl-
Pietro AIvino TO State Bank, 81
American Mortgage Co to Meyer Rosen-
berg; $4,000. 1900
Alfred Hutter to Franz Backhaus; 81. 800
Henry L Clinton to Frederick Hummer
seo0
SaT2 rs.
James 6 Thomas to Mary Johnson: two
assts: 500.
Giles Whiting. trustee. to Fifth Avenue
Trust Co; S14500.
Henry Lehman to Henry F Clinton; 81
Trustees of Theological Seminary of Pres
byterian Church. OF Princeton. N j.. to Hugh
Getty; $4,000.
celia r Marcus TO Public Bank; 800.
Elizabeth M Koelble to Jacob Marx; 81, $50
Sanitoriuln for Hebrew Children of the City
of New York TO Frank Hill; $1,000.
Roth Construction Co to Christian L
Meyer; 81
Moritz Schwartz to Sarah McCauley; 81
Pauina L Goodman to Philip Libernlan anc
ano; 500
James H. Donald and ano. exrs. to jaime:
H Donald: 81.
Louis Gordon and ano to Barnett Levy
500
barnett Levy 70 Isaac Cohen; 800.
William Burroughs to John kneisel; two
assts: each 81. .0GO
David Faith to Lena Faith; two asStS: 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee)
SEPTEMBER u.


SEPTEMBER n
ARTHUR AVE. 1857. n cor OF i7sth st:
store and basement and part I'd fcor; Bridget
1. leI0; $3.50 to $40; address. 4O3o 3d ave
BROADWAY. 500 20 s11: south store, etoS
MaXley Realty Co 20 Aaron Schlang ano ano; =
500 Broadway.
BROADWAY. 1911: store. etc: --c-llurchills'
20 Thomas J BacSes from Aug J. 19lO 70 oepI
80 1915; 5000 10 $500. address, 16ll BROAD
way
COLUMBUS AVE. 4es. to 5Oe " cor S%:saa1 Sf s4,5
st, I02. 2x100 Angel ] simpson ct a! to Miehaei
Retzker: yTs from Oct / lslo' S1o'oV' u u.s.
600; address, 101 West saith St
HESTER ST. lo3: store. etc; Isaac Polenskg 70
Isaac Gordon: yrs from May 1, 1elS; Sl'-oo'
address, l0S Hester St
MOTT ST ~ . cor Of Delaney st; store
and part basement; Henry Kensng 70 John Co
laizzo: yrs from Oct 1. 1910; sl,6So; address.
MARY ST. s. s. 425.6 It c OF Cortlandt ave-.
- exl"o: Value Realty 90 t. K9sie JAMS 81 10 yrs
from completion Of bldg, $3.50 10 $3.50; ad-
dress, 1925 Courtlandt ave
MONROE ST. p: store. etc; Carlo Taibet and
sno 10 Francesca Sigisnonoi; ; yrs from May L,
1910. 5000; address Il Monroe 81
ST NICHOLAS AVE 1881; store, etc; Morti-
ruer c Addons - Michael ! Kenny: r yrs mos
from sept l. 1910; $500 to $500; address. 1431
81 Nicholas ave.
WASHINGTON AVE. 171s: Harris prusin and
ano u Abraham Paltrowitz from Sept /. 1910 TO
oct !. 1913; 5000, address Ills Washington
ave.
SD AVE 61s. John u,e,iue to Patrick Kenny;
= 2rs nom Nay /. l91e. S5,oco: address. 61s Sd
ave
1sr AVE. Is East; store. etci Andrea Rfbando
e al 70 Pietro Tantillo and Sno: 8 yrs from
Nav L 1910. Sc coo. address. fs East 1st st
SD ST. lS4 West: Gustav Bsumann to Flo
r3ndo Di Palulo; WIS from Aug ], 1910. $40:
address, 134 West Sd st.
5TH ST. e19 East 1G sxs7 the lot; Sarah NJ
ReynoIds 70 Adelheid Iieb: 10 yrs from May i,
1910. S450 TO $500: address. 81 West Path ST.
18TH ST, $40 East. Francesca Genovese TO
Salvatore Mistretta. Wis from Oct I. 1910; S246,
address. $50 East 18th st.
2eTH ST. ia 10 100 West: 7th loft: Criterion
Construction co 10 New York Fur misunderstanding
lAesI .,hth Fl.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22

rsr,ex eoerer yesterday purchased ule
vacant plot. boox1l0-2 feet just south OF
s7th street. on Fifth avenue On septeinoer
G ,ae n-operty was sold for Joseph Ham
,7,erschlag by the Douglas Robinson Chai les
g Brown Company. The site ad5oins the
nor,e Of Charles Page Perrin and the late
e-e,eral c Il T Coils. Just above the
,l,ot- on the north corner Of S7th street, is
the new home OF Henry Phtpps-
A large concern bought yesterday from
William A White & Sons for the water
Street Realty Company Nos Z. and II
Coerties Slip. at the southwest corner OF
Water street, three four story buildings
on a plot 7esxs5.2 feet. The buyer
SIS now located in the neighooThood
and will erect on the site an eight story
sreproof building for its own use wnen Ihe
present leases expire. next May. The Va
Ter Street Realty Company, of which Will
lam J.. Levy is president. also owns the
adjoining building. No. 81 Water street
Negotiations are said 20 be well advanced
>o- the sale of No. 1s5 10 151 West 18th
,.-ee. two four story buildings, on a plot
.se,-ao feet. between Sixth and Seventh ave
r,,es The property IS owned according TO
- -acords by the rIilboTne j. Roosevelt
estate and ". Enllen and John I. Roose-
Welt
The Frank /. Fisher Company has sold
sor Wei &. Mayer tbe six story West Pa5'k
elevator apartment house Nos. AZ and 42S
West eth street. on q. plot 30 by hob feet,
near Ninth avenue; also the six story store
and loft building. on plot z4.4 by 100 feet,
r., No. 10 Greenwich street
The Herman Arms Company has sold Tor
she heirs Of Catherine - Franklin, of To-
;pdo. 10 1Iax Cohen. represented 10y Jacob
freeman ss attorney. The three story frame
building on a plot - by 100 feet. al No. 1779
y asdfaEton svenue between 1lsth and
7-6tb streets This is the first sale OF the
EroreTrv in over City years. Mr.. Cohen
owns the adjoining lot en- the south and
p7ow controls a plot So By 1le feet which
Ne has resold with building loan for the
erection of q six story new law apartment
house. with stores.
Plans have been sled for the building OF
@ six story elevator apartment house at the
southwest corner of Broad dway ano Lo2th
street. with frontage Of 100 feet in the
street bv 1876 il feet in Broa dway. where
she r11stn entrance viii be located. me
building viii have 2 facade Of brick with
limestone trimmings with accommodations
for 7iftv-nine families. DAILY 4 carson are
fhe owners Of record The cost has been
estimated ~ 81, goo by The architects. Ne
willie & RaEEe-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
LONG ISLAND HOTEL SOLD.

The Lewis H May Company has SOLO
sor the s. & l. Construction Company the
Hotel Strand. in Fulton avenue, Edge
-uere. Long Island. The price paid was
$4,000 Tie hotel was completed May L
1q1o and leased 10 Mrs. A Nittegenstein
for five years at n total rental Of $500
The purchaser. A ". Tomlinson, %ill hold
.he property IS an investment
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
IN THE kucTIoN MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday ~ the Real Estate Exchange
saleero0rls. Nos a and IS Nesey street:
By Joseph p. Day
VEST IND AVE. Je5. 25.5x1eo. Z sly brk
ssnrnt and stores; 20 tie plaintiff for s3a Oo0.
CLINTON AVE. 1876 70 1882 142 51200 70
posfon rd z5z2 zg152 !. I sty brk garage. ] sry
t-k store. 2 sly frame dWig and vacant 70 the
plzsnril for SJo11e-
BELMONT AVE z1s2s rs 1ox1sz 1s5s -szIss II
? sly brE 6w2g and vacant. 20 The platutln for
x1zTco
II AVE-. Esss. 6ezlOS- -zzss l1zle51 6 81 brz
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
BROOKLYN SALES.

O. Andrew Rosenthsl & Sons have sold
80 z. Sharurn and resold No. e42 10 $50
Clssson avenue. four three story and base
rnent houses, on plot 19-2x1o0 feet each'
snd sold No. 273 Albany avenue. four
story double fiathouse. on lot &iNlco feet.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and addTess.)
SEPTEMBER q.
MANHATTAN

SEPTEMBER 81
MANHATTAN
CHRISTOPHER ST 102: for , / sty brt
wagon shed 25.4x7e2 Buxton Estate GO, River
eide, Conn, owner 4 CIoldhammer, 2134 Amster-
dam ave. architect; cost. 81 900.
BROADWAY. 5 " cor i35th ST: for sty brl
apt 1Oox139 II: DAILY & Carlson. ~ East 1861
st owners: Neville & Ragge, 217 West 10th ST
architects; cost. 1925, ,OO0.
THE BRONX.
DAVIDSON AVE. n cor Evelyn ri: for q
sty brlS tennlt 46xS9 10: Frank 4 Ten Brock
1926 Bathgate ave. owner; Schaefer & Jaeger. 4ol
fremont ave- architects: cost, $4,000
MAPES AVE cor 17sth ST; for two sly
brk tennis 81 2x65.S s and 76x60 II: Joseph Dis
mond. 1139 Wyatt ave. owner; Morris WeinSteln
4J9 fremont ave. architect; cost, S125oO0.
wESTCHESTER AVE. q cor Fox st: for tvc
stv brlk stores and amusement hall. 25X66 and
sIlX66: Henry Acker. 30t Prospect ave owner
Hoppe & Daube. $50 WeStchester ave, architects
cost S400Ca
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
a G VANDERBILT LEASES HOME

Alfred c. Vanderbilt win be the tenant
IF the Frnesto c. Fabbri home, At No II
East sd street. the leasing Of whlch
through VVorthington WhitehouSe was re
ported d few days ago
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMRER 81

SEPTEMBER Il.
CROTONA PARKWAY. n 2 cor West st: VIII
fam Cireenberg agt Annie Ci Dixon ct al. July g.
1910 tcanCelled): S160.
10TH ST, n s. between Washington ave and
Bathgato ave: william Oettgen ast Oppenheimer
& Fedman ct al; Jan :, 1910: S53-
MELROSE AVE. s cor 150th st: Pittshurg
Plate Glass Co agt Edward Coe ct al: Oct 23,
1909: S244 "a.
HEATH AVE. 2ao5 291a: Ernest Magnetti
agt Metzler Building and Construction Co ct al;
Sent % 1910. S2T5
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
s,z2ooo LOAN ON PROPERTY.

The Tltie Guarantee and Trust company
loaned yesterday TO Barry Brothe1s teil
first mortgages sggregating $lI2Vb on Prop
ertv located at 17eth street, DAILY and NESe
avenues
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
VACANT PLOT IN FIFTH AVENUE RESOLD
Properyon Big Se lust South of 9Th Street. Changes Own
ership Twice Within Fifteen Days.
NEW EIGHT STORY BUILDING FOR C0ENTlES

tenn, and stores; TO the Brook Construction Co
for SIS. 52E
Cd AVE, zc4 5ox1oexz9 9xl04 sty brk
| teumt and stores; to the Brook Construction co
1or Ss9. .52l.
BY Herbert A Sherman.
To0TH ST. 3a5 East. 37.6x10011, sty brk
tenmt and stores; 20 the plaintiff for $4,000.
WALTON AVE. W s. 1859 It OF Fordhan
RI, 3IS 9X101 5x317-11x1O1-6 vacant; adjourned to
Oct ..
BY Daniel Greenwald
6sTH ST. 235 East, 25x1005. sty bTk tenmt
and stores: 70 the plaintiff for SIS. 3D.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
LIS PEN DENS.

EPTEMBER Il
1sT AVE. c S. % # n Of 10Th ST, 26- syae;
Richard : Tobin agt George Z Tobin ct al Qar-
titionl: attorney. D w Rogers.
18TH ST. q g. 125 IT Of 10th ave- Z5x92:
Gerson Mayer agt Israel Jacobson ct al Gore
closure of mtg; attorney. Bernstein
11TH AVE, s OF 56th ST. runs W 175x s
12577sx g 75.71sx 15.Gx @ 10oX 16o.5 TO
beginning; 18th ave. of Doth ST. runs II
~ Ok n w ok W 37&x 50 11x 100 20 begin
ning 9th ave. $50 to $40, and 5Jth ST. $50 to 372
West: 55th st. II s. 800 IT Of 9th ave, runs II
122. OAK W 75.71sS 313AT W 25x 1Oo-5x e
100 to beginning; 10th ave- S31 10 $50. and 55th
St SOB TO 511 West: Julia G Chanler agt Robert
w Chanler et al action TO set aside deed, etc);
attorneys, Alexander. Watriss SS Polk
117TH ST, s, 30 fl Of I'd ave, 4ox5S.5:
Pincus Lowenfeld ct al agt Bartal Garlic ct al
foreclosure of mtG); attorney, A Stern.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
rNc,isu PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ENGLAND. LIVERPOOL h4sIa.srty a
portant and valuable Frechoio fLops - ths
Prescott St, now in tho ocCupstios.. .norty
Royal Liver Friendly society, whc 49, per
removing 10 their new premises AZ nd int-
head. The building Is OF a hands1NsS handS NsNS.r1IDlss
posing style OF architecture. and oSss oSss va<
central position. within a few iiinTs ,~dor
az Lime street Station. on the Lo.. L. scof
North " estsrn Railway. IL contains ss,riudius
floors weli-srrsnsed accornTneaasiTT' ocs,-ss s's
spacious and weli-iighted Geners- " 'rsrsshoA
maxnffcent Roardroorn. Also the -. ara
Houses and Shops adjoining, pens oN valuso'
10 Prescott St The whole possesses oss-.a,ot 81
frontaxes OF about los feet eaea 70 ,-,rrlsss a.
and Jubiles st respectiVeiy. ane l, cspscl- 81
area OF about ZOO super feet;;,f ..rrSr.d fn
profitable adaptation. and especszSS sss rrsln
a public institution. theatre OF ous5 1p,rns't'
i.eS Messrs Edwin FOX. Boushes socfics.
80 Rasdsisx viii sell the above og ~
ON W.dnesdsy. the 5th Octooer h-TS,.-s<,tcr
C-cIocL< a. the Nsrt. Tckenhonse a -, rrs.
dcr rnsTand Particulars. view a.. ens ls-r7~s
he OBTAINED cf Messrs Etth-Nl.s ~ s-rtsr-
yr,FT FTT cafi-trcrs. Westrf y..--t- - -
(-e.shsIi ~ TivsrpoOL England. S-srrz -lsrs-
4nctior.srs. ga. gresham ST. Lorec&
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

SEPTEMBER 81.
| BROADWAY. 8 e cor of 16jth st. 11o.11x10o-5;
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co loans Ecallaw
| Co S340, 600.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lenders Attorney }
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
SEPTEMBER -
MANHATTAN
ATE = 10 - Ira. Is 8zs2s g..or mtg
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
ALTERATION PLANS.

MANHAIIAN.
path ST, $ 200 # of 18th ave; IN : st1
trl< stable: II Kohn. 1911 9th ave. owner;
Hunter, 19t 9th ave- architect; $4,000
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Kuhn wills: $1,000: attorneys. stoddart &
Barnes . Rector st
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-11

ACTIVE IN SPAIN
Governments Policy Endorsed in Big
PetitiOn-Catholic Gathering
Attacked.

Madrid. July 11.-Anu clerical meet
inEs continue TO be held in Madrid.
RaraEossa. Tarragene and Toledo. At
Barcelona a petition signed by $4,000
women was presented 10 the governor
Of that city endorsing the government
religious policies. At Grenada, in An
dalusia, gathering of Catholics was
attacked by anti-cleriCals
Madrid. July 1.-THE government
has received a strong protest from
the vatican against Premier Caneljas
bill fCrbidding other religious orders
10 enter Spain pending settlement
Of the present difficulties. The yati-
can contends Spain has no right TO
take any step regarding religious or
ders without a previous agreement
with the holy see.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-11
TROOPS CALLED TO RIOT
Police Dispersc Mob at Halifax but
More Trouble l. Feared.

Halifax, y. s. July 1.-Two hun
dreG soldiers from the ROYAL Canadian
garrison are in readiness 10 proceed
on moments notice 10 Spring Hill,
where rioting and disorder have de
velopcd from the extended strike of
the coal miners. The rioting and dis
order at Spring Hill is said 10 have
followed an attempt on the part of the
mining company o evict from the com
pany houses a number of strikers and
their families
Halifax, \. S, July IA hurry
call for troops was issued here last
night on account of an outbreak Of
rioting at the Cumberland Coal and
Iron companys coilieries, where
more than 1000 men. all members
of the United Mine Workers of Amer
lea. have been on strike for more than
a year. The police dispersed the
rioters. As further trouble is fear
ed. three companies of infantry, one
battery of artillery and a company
of ambulance corps will be sent to
the scene. The company now has 600
non-union men working in the col
lieries.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-11
GO
HIGH AND FAST
Speedy Work at Close of the
Meet at Betheny Plains at
Rheims, France.
MARK 68 MILES PER HOUR
Wright BipIane Sent to Height of
6,OOO Feet by Brookins at
Atlantic City, n. Y.

Bethany Plain, Rheims, France, July
11.-The international aviation meet
ing, at which new records for height
distance, speed and time were set,
came to a close yesterday. The meet
ing was a triumph for the monoplanes,
which made all the records and carried
off the majority of the prizes.
The experts say the most important
achievement was the record made by
Leon Morane, who Saturday attained
a speed of 1O6 lilometers C6593 miles)
an hour. They believe that this will
be followed soon by a speed of $50 to
209 kilomcters, at which speed aero