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New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Cwith name and address of lenders Attorney
MARCH 30


MARCH 80.
BEDFORD ST. cor of Leroy st. 2sx -
Dec -. 1905; Francesca Peps - al 20 Al1lrrl-
can Mortgage Co: $500; address, 81 Nassau
irreg: sept L. 1905. Christ Congregational
Church 70 Edw r. WOolf OF al; $4,000; attor-
Vts; way. i'''' Guarantee anu trust 0'' 80
HOUSTON ST. 4S0 and 43e East; Feb IS
1905; Max Slverstein 10 Mutual Trust 90 OF
Westchester County $ii.oo9: attorneys pe&-
ter Osborne & Fie1ning. Il Brosdway.
HOUSTON ST, 430 and AZ: East. June 90
1875. Max Silverstein 10 Rosie Silverstein
10000; attorney. Max Silverstetn. SOD Broad
way.
HOUSTON ST. : 6. rs II " Of Suffolk st, :5I
so. May % 1908 Max Schwarz ct al To Iude-
pendent order Of Birth Abraham; $1,000; at
torney. Leopold Moschcovitz. 800 broadway
john ST 50 and 81 March 23. 1902; seth
SprdSU@ Terry 20 Quincy 4 Shaw; Sloo.OOOi
attorneys. strong K CadwaIader. 40 Wall 81.
JOHN ST. - and 81: March IL. 1eos: James
address. 80 broadway.
LOTS s5 ana SIS, map land or Century In
yeFting 60. July 5. 1907; Thomas Cervante 70
Century Investing co. s3.250: attorney. Title
Insurance 80 OF New York 125 Broadway
LOTS ?. - and 56. map OF estate o:
William X ogden April :. 1909; George w
Edfnondson L. George y Buckb5e. $500. at
torneys Phelsu & Turk, I6 Exchange ~.
lOT 1876 map of Van Nest Park. March 81.
1905 Ferdinand Wegner and auo to Joseph
Gamache and ano, $500; address. 1888 Van
LOT ~ map No 9oS Metropolitan Real Estate
Association land. July 10. 1909: Nathan Levin
90 u Excelsior Mortgage Co, SiI 90. attorneys,
Phelan & Turk. i6 Exchange pl.
MARTHA AVE- s. ~ II u OF 2.;s.h st. -. TX
lop; June - 1905: German Real Estate 90 ~
Caroline Forster; 5000; attorney, Edward Mich
ling. 2JS Broadway.
PROSPECT sr. :. adjoining land OF John
bowd lloS irrss, March - 1902 Bernard Cot
Inns 10 Samuel q Dayton: $500. address 3i3
CITY Island ave- city Island.
ST Marks PL. *: Nov 20 1890: Edward l.
Weeks and ano 10 Anna Dayetals $4,000:
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust 60. iIS
ETOaiWay.
WALTON AVE, :. 1e6 II OF 1s4th -. 25x
%; March 80. 1900. Frank Flood 70 William II
Laugridge. 81 90; attorney, Title Guarantee aud
Trust 90 176 BroadWay
WALTON AVE. = :. 1o5 - OF is4th 81. 2iX
%; De- :. 1903; Frank Flood 10 William +
smith: 5000; address. 435 East 159th -.
WASHINGTON AVE. = s 1872 ~ n from :
1901, Leopold Friesen 70 Edward Manderville.
5000. attorneys. Quackenbush & Wise. %
Broad 81.
I'D ST :. IS n or Avenue r. 2sx irres;
March 25. 1907. Herman Levy 20 Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust 60. $4,000; address. 100
Broadway.
I'd ST. 40 East: Feb a. 1905: Louis Kean 20
Edward z Black: 81. .oGO: attorneys. Young.
Yer PlanclI & Prince, 149 Broadway.
12TH ST. n 5. 1903 II Q of Avenue ., q. 10l5
xI03.S: Sept g 1895: Joseph Hirschhorn 70 Max
Wachsman and ano; sT,125; attorneys. Amend 4
Amend. 119 Nassau 81.
122D ST. s. 100 II Of 9TH svr. 15x1Oo. II.
Jan 81. 1909; Evelyn Randall 20 julien A Rip
ley. $4,000; attorneys, Alexander e. Colby.
222D ST. g $50 II u Of 4th ave, .5xs9; Nov
80 1905. Ratio Sellitle ana ano to Henry @
Raynor. $500
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
LIS PENDENS.
MARCH 30

f5gTTT ST n s. 435 . II . % Grand Roui.-,,s
20 3N39fi. Van SOrden Trust % az, Hs-.
shapiro II al foreclosure az mtg atto-r.,,
Cary q Carroll.
ff5TH ST, SD West: HaTry Ksssn.r an
mechanics Iien): attorneys. cohen Broths-s
10TH ST. s. 2J7.5 II " of 5th ave 51Ts4x
New York Life Insurance. CO 81 Al agt Pine.
Ron rginsky 81 a. foreclOsure os MTG. attorrs,,
cary q Carroll.
18TH ST. n =. 257J q - 5-h ave "a
iOo.1 irreg: Lawyers Mortgage co aEt Pf1~,.
Cary a Carroll.
S2D ST. 31S and 31s East. Ja.oo Sh.enId a,
Louis Safr e. al foreclosure u mr.. atoms
- u Reich.
ITTH ST. s22 and 6ct East: James Mocs.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
BUYS WESTMINSTER TRACT.

Williamson ". Fuller has purchased a
large iarln IN Mestchester County on the
I'.eaSGntvil.e Road, about one mile north
~ BTiafclin Lodge. The farm was bought
from .1rs. Chauncey :. TrsaN through
John J.. Hobbic. i comprises about fifty
oces. with a house and outbundiugs over
looking The Hudson River and Tie Saw Mm
E.vcr Nall,v
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
LOANS AeeREeATlNe $4,000.

gnc Title Guarantee aud Trus, Conany
iaaao she frs, advances yesterday ou two
building loans o. SGGe0 each 20 49,. Fog
i.as-o-Clemcut Building Company ou the
s'vcu STOW Urch and iitE Greiroof build
lEg 80 le erected ou th. wcs- Side o.
Alb..'-aa! street. hear Blocker street
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

sehuller and ano TO Robert Elder: $1,000: sd-
dress II Park Row.
SCoFFIEL.D AVE. = cor WiiliaIa 81 st. o'A
100 civ Island: Dec 80 1900: due as per bond'
Mary Il Baxter 20 Ralph + Baxter: SlvJV' ad-
dress, $50 East 1881 st.
WASHINGTON AVE. q 5. 80 u OF f6Jth 81;
ok 100 tDrior mtg): March 20. 3 yrs; Anton Dlli
20 Babetta Doherr; 81. 500; address. lO4S WASH
tnstOn ave.
l56TH ST. :. - Fl w Of Kelly 81. 25x1Oo;
March % e yrs g per cent, Albert Adler 70
Herm!na Butt. $3.50 attorney, + + l4unmei'
1-tfI
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
ToRRENs TITLE rRsNSEER

The frst I'arrei % real property in
queens County 10 De registered under the
Torrens law was recently recorded by Will
lam J.. flnneGan, attorney for Charles
Jordan. u involves plot. 5CNlo5 Teet on
Hoffman Boulevard. near Grafton avenue.
'ta7ence'illo. Justice Garretsou signed The
Orc'r for the transic~ OF the land
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
NEW OWNER FOR IVY COURT.

p. = M"N'cy q 20. have sold FOR James
= Ii0athcron his country seat. known as
J-N Court. al RidgeWood X j.. consisting
80 az olo mansion and about seven acres
al E7ound. II was held at 5000 James
a.. -rGiks aark s. The buyer
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

The aUction sales held yesterday a. the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms. Nos Il
and &c Nesey street, resulted a follows:
j. Brysa J.. Kennels
BLoDAiE ST. sos and 5lc. p s. 4o.s q, a. or
West B.oaLEa!. si10ASoN iTI-s. Two : Sly fuft
and store lId-s. trustees OF rh, Iasla,i. Elu-
cation l'-Id agi u ~ H'gdI3sls tt sl. Bangs
. y. att.s. lsham Heul'rsoa. r,f. ault d.,.
Ssa.as. = taA's. etc. $1,000 -. q. t.- plain
tt fUT Sbo.VO3.
By Joseph a. DAY
1850 st iGa. J. $50 n o. Amsterdam ave.
2sA ll-.G. - siy tUmt- LucliuFs act Lucas
T0ru q al Eugene cong .'tuu. atr- 2. j. Com
Ian ~ aini lt'' S-l--"s- ia@"-. .ic. Ne-i 80 /.
10 tl" Ilaiuun for 81 500.
ll5TII 81. 3.s s. 200 n "a pf l-- ave .sx
lo"l". -, fHfut anu stor", - " Frf-4.ur.ch
aEt n ILp.IatCI Eealfv go - AL Dtt.riuurs.
& ~. aftrs, " B"iIhron. r'f. amt 4u,
s. sOs -. taxes. etc Ss4H la sub ta ur.or
IntE- 80 $1,000. 90 ~" p.ain-if for EiGGas
The auction offering, to-day viii pc o.
follow.
D. Joseph p. Ds~
ALLIES IT. Iis. sol % ~ Delaney
a.. .5sAss.5. stv stable
ALI.s.. ST Il9 ~ f. 1ss n ~ D.i-noev
st - lNss s., siy teumt
ELpHIDG' ST l5I and las r. e rop - pe
isncey -. ~ - o.. ss.lass 5As5 lsssa tHr.e g
sfr frTute
LI.umDGE sr l5> se .7lfr1 o, D-,suce,.
r. n l"1ss > . s' ifHmi and Isrl ! and ~.
ELDnIDGE ST. lG0 q. . sSlI ft1 ~ pean-
- stable ln rear
ELDHpGl 2. aos 1885 re- n 4 Hl,ins-
Ton -t - llA's7 ef bldg and vacant
ULDPlIGE z .oG . ..,-,- 70 .,., Rising.
on sf - - - 4" o. .r- frIUr
1-I 80 d. N.Hi # 20 .la-e is.ic..
d, ..s' e. -t i-l..
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

BRICK AND STONE DWELLING. ALL I'M
pTovements: - rooms. bathrooms; iargs
lawn. Washington and Lawrence sts.. Flushing.
L. l.. SIS 900: or will rent. ELLIOTT BUSH.
19i Broadway. New York. local agents.
HOUSE. I5 ROOMS. STEAM. GROUNDS,
shade. stable magnificently located: along
side subway. MYIES JOHNSON WOOdhaven.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH 60

18Th ST, 141 10 147 West; " T westergreu
Nncl agt Forty-hfth Street Exchange. owner;
Howell a Lawrence and John Z Olsen. con-
tractors; $3.50.
132D ST, 100 II Of Amsterdam ave 10y
700. Federal Tile 60 agt Robert Friedman Con
struction Co owner and contractor; Robert
Friedman. owner; $3.50.
LEMON AVE. c cor I3sth ST. 99ilxioO;
Guldfarb G Bookbiuder ag- charles RAIDER
owner: Annie and Ascher Strauss contractors
S24 o.
134TH ST. a61 to as5 West: Sam Levitt & Co
agt Joel " Marx. owner; W Grimes. con
tractor; 81" 90
SAME PROPERTY: Dayie Fried agt same
So Il.
BROADWAY, " 1Oi ii OF I25th St l<x
81; Standard Damp-Prootng Co agt Surety Con-
strUctiUu 60. owner and contractor; 800.
f23D ST. go and 30 West: David Fried agt
Peter Cook ct al, owner; W T Grimes. con-
tractor; 50 30.
SAME PROPERTY: Sam Levitt co ag:
same SIS 40.
SAME PROPERTY: Nathan ZoIinsky ast
same. S1i O3.
G2D ST rs and 80 West: sam Levitt & Co
ast Joel NJ Marx, owner: w Grimes, con
tractor: SSI.
AVD A. lO2@ Charles = PIuemacher art
Charles Neisezah'. owner: Frederick \ Gerber
and Frederick Eurghardt. contractors; S46i 30.
BOSCOBE.L. AVE. W $ - II II OF PIyrnpton
ave JoXJO; Michael Skelly agt representatives or
the late l. Christie owner; Christie. con
tractor: S33 30
TRUNTON ST. 5 " cor Longwood ave iO0r
"a; Francis keil agt TTuXton Realty 60, oWner
and contractor; S22i 30
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
GET NEWARK rAcrosY SIZE

Nicholson & 20 have eo.o te Samuel
tones CO., OF Londoa England. paper
r41gfaerurers, fsctory sire ~ i7s lars So
As.ara. = J, ou tls penne .l.aui4 n d.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

AT MOUNT KISCO.-A VALUABLE COUNTRY
Seat. !. mile from depot; high ground: ~
acres; large orchard. apples. peaches. pears and
cherries: fine, large residence. practically new,
with all city improvements: servants house; l.
rooms: stable. garage and poultry houses. For
particulars apply A. NJ CCDSER REAL ES-
TATE co. pa West 23d 81. Tel. l2T6-Che.sed.
FARM OF $50 ACRES. WITHIN so MILES
OF Grand Central station; house. with
ell improvements; outer buildings. Including
barns, ice house. creamery. etc; Will gO at
bargain 10 quick purchaser. LOCNSBERRY &
TIIARP. East 42d St. New York.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

road. on this plot viii be erected a lara
plant for their own use.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
APPLE ORCHARp.

Income Immediately: developed in years
s,I5 e~ceD-fonai profit IL held. acres wifi sup
port you; residence optional: you control agent:
absolute security. J. =. Shoudy, 81 William St
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
CAMP FOR SALE. LAKE 0NAWA. NE.

Fines. fishing. hunting and scenery. Access!ols
Ideal summer home. High altitude Grand loCs-
ton Retired. p y Martin. Chestnut Hll Mass.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Handsome country home
in village Os Great Darlington. Mass; q acres.
property in splendid condition: 80 rooms with 5
baths: stable; magnificent trees. plants. etc. Ap
ply ROOM 1910 IT0 Broadway.
WATERFRONT COTTAGE on SOUND. 10
rooms. baths; large porcheS; so minutes from
city: electric light; city water: auto garage.
Price. Si2 500. Bargain. =. OSBORNE SMITH
& co. isist street. near St Nicholas avenue.
81. 600 BUYS FINE HOME IN THE COUNTRY.
within committing distance OF New York city;
possession MAY lst. will rent. send for full
particulars. OWNER. Box So, Tribune Office
FOR S-NLE-Nt Great harrington Mass faru
Of 90 acres. including large barn and farmers
house, within the town limits. Inquire ROOM
la1O. 40 broadway.
ARTISTIC NI-TLEY HOUSES. S4?5O Up.
choice loJs $50 up. LAMBERT. 90 Nassau
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE At OSsINING.-IDEAr. SUE
urban homes and desirable building sites.
Apply to THOS. LEARY. OssIaing. y. Y
EUROPEAN ESTATES.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

MARCH so
LONGFELLOW ST cor Freeman st: Col
well Lead 20 agt Albert Gerhards e. al: March
-. 1910: - SO3 80
CRESTUN AVE. s. 10 fl of 1osth 81:
TUiOnpoTt Lumber and Manufacturing 90 ag,t
John quinn e; A.; Sept 20 1909: s236.
CRESTON AVE. 25S5. Pasquale Castaido ast
Margaret quinn q al; Nov 30. 1909: SisI
WASHINGTON AVE. 12Si: Frank Straub art
John Marx Construction Go ct al; oct @6. 1909
tcauCc!l,dl. $50.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The Auction sales held yesterday a. the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms Nos Il
and &c Nesey street, resulted a follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TOILET
noRoUGH OF EEooHLyN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-06
REAL
ESTATE
WE ALL KNOW

That there Is no doubt that
real estate is the very best
investment for small savings.
1t Is bound to grow into
money. More fortunes are
accumulated in the rise of
real estate than all other
causes combined. Many ex-
cellent opportunities for in
vestment are offered The
Times readers in the Real Es-
tate column of The Times
Want" pages today. Why
not inspect some of these
properties tomorrow?
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Bachelor wanted who desires t

Bachelor wanted who desires to
a man, we'll offer an attractive pair
of lots at low price, on which
small artistic bungalow may be
built, that will clinch the love of
any sensible bride, as soon as you've
shown her the house. This pair of
lots is on So. Yakima ave-, near 57th
St. 15 minutes by Spanaway car
Price $3.50, $25 down, $40 monthly.
Don't fail to walk past these lots
today. Begin the savings habit"
while still single.
LENNON TRUST CO., 952h Pac. av.
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RESERVATION land to rent on
long time lease for a nominal sum.
All in section 13, level and rich; no
improvements; close to city. APP
ply Lennox Trust Co., 1924 Pacific
ave.
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$75 down, $40 per month, Brand
plaster, inside finish is slash grain
fir. everything new, never been oc-
lupied. Situated on 37-foot lot on
So. 37th St, just ~ minutes from
business center Of city. In fine. fast
srice OF this - 1880. and is the best
EDWARD DARLING ca.
Phones; NJ 4z12. A 1377.
4oa California Bldg.
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SEE AMERICAN LAKE PRAIRIE
PRODUCTS
grown by Irrigation, now on exhibit
ton at Puyallup Valley Fair. E. II.
Gregory Co.. 120 18th vt.
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ROOMERs WANTED
TO TRADE

Fruit land for city home.
Suburban home for town lots.
Real estate for good auto.
I1deinnds for house and lot.
Farm land for launch.
House and 5 lots for valley land.
North End home for West End home
north END home for vacant lots.
Grocery store for acreage.
fakfmn land for apartment house.
Automobile for vacant lots.
bungalow equity for vacant lots
1000 things for your property.
Tallman- Thompson Co.
Safe Deposit Vaults. Ill 10th st.
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FARM WANTED

If you want an excellent bargain
in income of residence property,
take look at 1911 and 1915 North
9th st.
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WILL TRADE
For Sale BY Owner

Two fine lots; rooms: l block
from 9Th ave-. /: from Traction.
VIII include furniture for less than
value of house. Phone M, 5616.
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Store and stock. North End, on PIT.
Defiance line, cor. 55X120, 2-story
bldg, living rooms, nice stock $3,-
500 Terms.
Tide lands, valley lands. Lots of
bargains.
DRAGGOO-DtVTDS co.
Bill Natl. Bank of Commerce Bldg.
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r. C. OEDER. 1910 So. 10th. NJ. 1852
contractor and builder. Houses
built on installment plan.
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SEE AMERICAN LAKE PRAIRIE
Eett PRODUCTS
grown by Irrigation. now on exhibit
ton at Puyallup Valley Fair. Il, Il.
GREGORY Co., 12O 18th 1T.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

IL acres. 4-room house, good barn
full of hay. l good horse, Jersey
cow, all farm implements; will ex-
change for city property
WHITE a. ANDERSON
SOC Provident Bldg.
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FOR SALE-Small ranch near
Buckley, with stock. by owner. For
terms address w. II. Mittan, Buck
ley, Wash.
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SACRIFICE-1 fine saddle pony, al
so saddle and bride. Make me an
offer. Phone Main $500.
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.1lllD!e!!s

2 per cent loans on improved prop
erty, no delay. J. A. wintermute
& Bro, Berlin Bldg.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-A small peanut
wagon, in good running order.
Apply 413 So. 18th ST II.
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A Snap

s5 rooms, steam heat, good furnf-
ture; every room is occupied and
clearing above all expenses $3.50 per
month. $500 will buy this place.
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~-~~>~>~~-,-~--~~->-~ s-~>>>>>>~--~~~>-.
Fly On the Flyer

Tacoma-Seattle Rouse. -Four Round
Trips Daily; Leaves Tacoma 1886. q
m. 1916. 1866, 7:30 p. m. Single
Fare 35c. Round Trip Soc. Flyer
Dock. A. b. Nessenson. agent.
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|SuITH OF nice. clean. f,5rnisheuI
housekeeping rooms. hot and codi
water. gus range. cook 9I44e. NIi +
modern roHftnfaI#eS IK44tz 81 II
coma ave. opposite library
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MONEY to loan on easy monthly
erty or for building purposes; all
our loans are ION or before" In
terest charged only for the time you
have tho money: no commissions
and no bonus. Washington Savings
& Loan Association. r. e. Anderson
q Co., Berlin Bldg. Tacoma. agents.
Established 1889.
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REAL ESTATE DEALERS

800, 900 PRIVATE AND EASTERN
MONEY TO LOAN, PREVAILING
RATE. ON FARM AND CITY PROP
ERTY. LOANS CLOSED WITH
OUT DELAY. c. ]. JOHNSON, $685.
PROVIDENT BLDG.
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MONEY to loan on improved city
property. Union Safe Deposit Co.
Bowes Bldg. los So. 9th st.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs

An NORTH YARIMA--Io rooms.
bath, fireplace, lights. laundry
trays. etc. but no furnace. Loca-
ton best in city. One lot. Rent
1885 Inclusive water). VIII sell for
$4,000 on monthly payments IL desir-
ed. Take pass key.
LENNOX TRUST CO., 952h Pac av
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
ICRIPPEN HAS ONE
 CONFIDENT FRIEND
Believes Belle EImore Lives; Offers
 Her s5o,ooo to MateriaIize.

New York, Nov. 5.-To back his belief that Belle Fillmore. wife of Dr. Hawley Crippen, Dr. J. M. Munyon of Philadelphia offered a reward of $50.OOO to anyone who will produce her.
 T will even pay it to the woman herself" he said, If she will come forward in time to save her husband"
 "I believe" continued Dr. Munyon, who formerly employed Crippen. that either the woman is in hiding to carry out one of the most consummate re- venges in the annals of jealousy, or that she has carried the advertising game too far.
 T never could be persuadel that Crippen killed his wife. He was too gentle a man.
 Munyon said that he had received several letters from persons who knew Mrs. Crippen, stating that they had seen her alive in this country re- gently.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
STRIKE SITUATION
 WORSE THAN EVER ONE MAN SHOT, PROBABLY FA- TALLY, IN NEW YORK RIOT. Negotiations Cease and Prospect Is
 for a Finish Fight.

New York, Nov-The most serious rioting that has yet marked the strike of express drivers and helpers, cul- minating in the shooting of strik- ing driver by a guard on a wagon occurred tonight, following the ab- rupt termination of negotiations be- tween the men and the companies. The situation tonight is regarded as increasingly serious, with the added possibility of a sympathetic walkout throughout the city of all teamsters and allied organizations.
 Peter Roach, a striking driver, was the victim of today's riot, shot in the body during the attack by a mob on an Adams express wagon. The last rites were administered to him in a drug store. His condition is critical. John Perry, a guard on the wagon. was arrested. according to the police. and admitted the shooting. He said he fired after he had been hit in the face by a stone hurled by Roach. Roach denied having taken any part in the riot.
 The companies demand individual application not later than Monday and agree to confer with the strikers to effect an agreement regarding wages and hours. The terms were rejected by the strike leaders without consideration.
 Now it is a case of fight to win" said William Ashton, general or ganiZer of the Teamsters' Union. Each union, he said, will call out 100000 men. The joint executive committee of the union, it is said, will meet to- morrow to consider A meeting of the Chauffeurs' and Cab Drivers Union is also called for tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06

reason is manifold. But one cause lies in the superstition that to those who spirit might return to afflict and to torture.
 The medicine which is taught is largely Chinese medicine. and Chinese medicine is a compound of supersti- tions. It must be confessed that the few attempts made to teach western medicine have not been conceived in 9 spirit of scientific or personal honesty A friend of mine was elected profess
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
WHY THEY BAKED.

New York, Nov. 5.-WOrd was re- ceived here tonight in a private mes sage to Israel Ludlow, a New York lawyer, representing the promoters of the proposed San Francisco aviation meet that all negotiations had been called off there owing to his inability to guarantee the appearance of a sufficient number of aviatOrs still here from the International tourna- ment at Belmont park.
 Wright brothers in conference last night with other aviatOrs demanded a guarantee of $15.0O0 in consider ation of the fact that they were first to fly. Under the leadership Of Charles K Hamilton, others present baked, in the belief that their con sent to the prior claim by the Wrights might be construed as an acknowledgment of the priority of the Wright patents.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06

scr in the Imperial university. He was called to teach the three subjects of English. mathematics and western medicine.
 He was told that while the was en- gagged in his room in teaching western medicine in the room adjoining a Chinese professor would be teaching Chinese medicine. While he himself was trying to teach physiology the Chinese associate would be declaring that a man has nine pulses and two hearts. I asked my friend, Why did
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
THEY WANT ID FLY
 IN SAN FRANCISCO Aviators Willing to Go There Without Guarantee, Even After Meet
 Declared Off.

San Francisco, Nov. 5.-With $l23,- GOO actually subscribed for the aviation meet of November g to December 4, the executive committee unexpectedly declared everything off. The occa- sion was the uncertain attitude of the voters and the eXacting demands by several persons who claimed they promoted the affair, while unable to pull it off, yet demanded money to waive the rights to which they laid claim. A few minutes after the com mittee had taken this action, a tele- gram from the Aero Club of America stated that the aviators are now will ing to come to San Francisco with out other guarantee than expenses if sufficient prizes are hung up for com petition.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
SIMILAR STORY FROM CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. 5.-The agreement between President Rickert of the United Garment Workers of America and the firm of Hart Schaeffner & Marx, made today fo rthe purpose of ending the differences between that firm and it's employees, was repudiated later at various meetings of the gar ment workers. Rickert, it is said by some of the strikers, was almost mObbed when he appeared at one of the meetings with a copy of the agreement. Cries of Throw. him out!" were heard in all parts of the hall and Rickert is said to have left the meeting.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
FATHER COLLIER DEAD.

Spokane, Nov. 5.-Very Rev. Herman Golfer, s. J., provincial of the Jesuits of the Pacific coast, who has been seri- ously i'll for several weeks of heart trouble. died tonight.
 Father Golfer came to Spokane Au- gust Is to recuperate from a severe siege of illness which had attacked him in Portland