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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22
NIGHT BULLETINS
FOOTBALL IN OREGON,

FOOTBALL IN OREGON.
UNIVERSITY OREGON 22-Footbal
University
prospect being sverybr
Oregon Of Glen s. Warner Cornell
03 Warner varsity during
80, O1 O2. During years he
tanned the the
guard by Walter Camp.
WEALTHY WOMAN LAWYER
KINGSTON, Ont, Sept 22-Mrs. Smith
resident of this city
morning perons Illness leaves
considerable In o
GILMAN ELECTED COMMANDER
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j. Sept 22-John Gilman of Boston,
elected commandernchef of the Republic
this afternoons of the encampment
THIRD TRY
BRIEG. Switzerland, 22-Aviators
Weymann today made their third the
Brieg to Milan in aishp but binding drove them
\tack
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22
HEARST JAbS
At GAYN0R
(sy United Press Leased Wire.)

NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-That a
lively encounter between Mayor
William ]. Gaynor and w. r.
Hearst is likely when the mayor
resumes his official duties Is gen.
orally believed here, following the
publication of Hearst's answer to
Gaynor's charge that the attacks in
the formers New York newspapers
were really responsible for the at.
tempted assassination Of the
mayor.
Hearst's reply to the charges was
cabled from Paris:
Il am exceedingly sorry" he
said, that Mayor Gaynor was shot
and If Mayor Gaynor has said what
you tell me l can only add that
am exceedingly sorry that his in.
juries have affected his mind.
After his apparent recovery Mayor
Gaynor expressed the hope that his
illness would make better man OF
him. Many others entertained the
same hope, but unfortunately his
experience did not abate. his evil
temper or his lying tongue.
1.-THE criticism of Mayor Gay
nor's public acts by the Hearst pa
pers has been temperate and truth
full, dignified and deserved. unpre
JUDGED and In the public interest.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22
CITY HALL
SITE not
SETTLED
Rumor That Council Has
Another Location Under
Consideration.

There is a well founded rumor
afloat to the effect that the city
council has not yet finally acted In
the matter of the location of the
new city hall.
The last site selected, and the
enc that still has the sanction of
the city fathers, is the southwest
corner OF Front and Wall. Where
the other site will be has not leaked
out, but 1t will not be at that corner
that now is marked as the choice, it
Is predicted.
One of the reasons urged against
the present location Is that the
ground is not near large enough and
that the city will find itself
cramped for quarters at the very
outset.
An ordinance is pending In the
city council ,appropriating 5000, 900
for the purchase of site for city
hall. The council has gone on rec
ord for the site at the Southwest
corner Of Front and Wall. There Is
where the matter stands at present
1t can easily be reopened at any
time.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22
ATTORNEY
IS DEFENDING GLIDER

And now Billy Donovan, private
and public counsel for Acting Chief
of Police John T. Sullivan, has ap-
peared in the Elliott case as counsel
for ex-Policeman Glider. who was
befriended by Sullivan until testi-
mony brought to the surface by
The Press landed the policeman be-
hind the bars.
Donovan appeared In court today
in behalf Of the ex-policeman,
whose case was continued until
next Tuesday on account Of the III
ness of Gladys Britton, one Of the
states witnesses. When Glider wss
on the force Sullivan did everything
In his power to shield him, and his
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22
Stole Milk From
Glossy, !" 1t Is
Alleged

Mrs. Emma Tefel, Spokane,
charges that her neighbor, W.
N. Waske, accused her Of pen.
ming up his COW and stealing
from bossy her milk, wherefore
Mrs. Tefel asks that Waske
pay over to her 5000 for the
Injury that the making Of such
= charge has wrought In her
otherwise good reputation.
Mrs. Tefei and her husband,
N. TefeI, are plaintiffs In the
case. They alleoe that Waske
tore into the Tefel home and In
a violent manner made the ac-
cusatlon about the cIandestino
milking OF tho cow, and In
duloed in such violent and abu-
sive language that Mrs. Tefel
was thrown In a case OF ner-
vous collapse from which she
has not yet fully recovered.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22
CURRY MADE
MORPHINE
VICTIM

The DoWney case cannot be
downed. A great wrong was done,
and no amount Of official obstrue.
tions can stop the cry for justice
This story will relate in . plain
way the status Of the case as II ID
today. There is no need for any
"sIinging Of language" or Of eIo
quent appeal to heart sympathy;
the plain facts tell their own bitter
story.
A few days ago, Joe Curry. who
was shot down by. Officer Lee
Downey. was discharged from the
hospital. They had done all they
could for him there. A main ar
terry in his neck is slowly dying
giving him horrid and ceaseless
pain. The nerves down one arm
to the very finger tips. are affect.
ed and pain shoots through them
all the time.
Hill, the stepfather Of the lad,
said yesterday that Joe was given
morphine every two hours while he
was in the hospital, to deaden the
pain, and. now he has become a
morphine victim. He must have it
regularly, or the pain becomes un-
endurable and his mother cannot
manage him.
The doctors give him not more
than one year to live. When that
main artery dies, Joe Curry dies.
Nothing can prevent it, physicians
say.
And so here is a youth of 20 suf
fering continual torture and dying I;
here is mother, Ill herself. suf-
fering untold mental agony, and
here is her husband. who gave up
a fine position in Oregon to come
Eon<innAd ~ 0~un r,..~
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22
FOURTH INNING.

Spokane $500. ........ .........
0edttle ............ ........... Z
Spokane-Cooney flies to Ben.
nett. Cartwright slams out a two
bagger. Shea Is running for Cart.
wright. Shea gets third on a
passed ball. Frisk fans. Zackert
walks Nordyke. Shea and Nor.
dyke work double steal, Shea
scoring on Hemenway's error. Het.
ling hits to the fence, scoring Nor.
dyke. Shea flies to center. Two
runs.
Seattle-Seaton out, Hetling to
Nordyke. Akin singles. Hemen-
way flies to Cooney. Zackert
slams the ball over the right field
fence, driving in Akin ahead OF
him. Moran out, Cooney to Nor.
dyke. Two runs.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22

interest seems not to have abated.
j. H. Elliott, the soldier whom
Chief Sullivan and Judge Mann per-
mitted to lie In the county jail for
weeks because he protested against
thb conduct of the policeman
toWard his daughter, today de-
mtnded warrant from Prosecutor
Ptgh for the arrest Of Glider on a
felony charge. Pugh said that the
vibrant will be issued, but that
first the outcome Of the present
case will be determined. Glider is
held for trial on q charge OF trying
to run states witnesses. conviction
for which carries Jail sentence
and fine.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22

Irish club house-Police station.
Notwithstanding. -. -. .....
Herring--A person from the Brit,
ish provinces.
hoister-A shoplifter; express
wagon thief.
Gun--A thief.
Gunmaksr-Instructor Of young
thieves.
Oead-Reformed; dead criminal
is either discouraged or reformed.
Dress suit bur0lar--A lobbyist. a
high toned fixer, a slippery fellow.
Elbow or Dick-Detective.
Croaker-Physician.
Halter-Hangman's moose.
Grab q rattier-Board a train.
Salt Creek-The electric chair.
To the layman. criminal slang is
strange jargon. The ordinary
yeggmann (the most feared thief
because of his treachery and sud
den blows) can sit and talk. and not
one-tenth OF his language be intel
ligible.
Under stress of excxltement, de-
tecuves and patrolmen uncon-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22
DO YOU KNOW?

That walking sticks (canes) are
now becoming the fad for the gilded
youth Of the country?
That the Moore theater, Seattle
is the first theater in the United
States to have no steps or stair
ways?
That II the people Of Washing.
ton re-elect the five members OF
the state supreme bench who are
now candidates they will probably
never have another chance to
change majority of the court IN
one election?
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22
HUSBAND AND
WIFE KILLED

(By United Press Leased Wlre)
HOLLYWOOD, CAL, Sept. 22.
-. J. Morgan, and his wife,
Anna, were burned to death In
q fire that destroyed their
home near the Los Angeles
Hollywood line early today.
Their bodies, burned almost to
clnders, were found side by
side In their bed when the
ruins Of their cottage had
cooled sufficiently to permit
searchers to enter.
Morgan was 55 years Of age,
his wife ~. Morgan was partly
paralyzed and was cared for by
his wife. The fires origin 10
not known.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22

John L. Wiley, democratic can
didate for prosecuting attorney, and
the only hope of the people who
love justice, is progressive in all
things.
John l.. Wiley stands for the en-
forcement of the law and the prose-
cution Of crime, regardless of who
are the criminals. He believes in
a fair trial and the punishment of
no man until he is found guilty.
John l.. Wiley is against third
degree" methods that have con-
trolled the prosecutors office here
for years, and opposes any punish-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22
WITH WIVES AS
SECONDS, HUSBANDS
KILLED IN A DUEL

The duel is said to be the result
of ! feud which sprang up between
the two families when Tate mar
rie4 the widow of Merchants
brf3ther two months ago. Merchant
op3osed the match and bitter feel
Ind resulted.
The wives OF the two men met
Monday and quarreled. Yesterday
the two couples met by accident.
Merchant dared Tate to "shoot 1t
out" Tate accepted. and today's
duel was the result.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22
MAN OFFERS UNCLE
JOE CANNON 5000 PER WxnI

DANvILLE i'll. Sept 22"Im 80 vaudeville Tor
$4,000 week for three times three thousand declared
Cannon when asked II he would the offer
Toledo theatrical I've got others things to think about
anyhow than trying to elevate the vaudeville stage"
admitted his receipt OF telegram Toledo
offering him the to do twice Z Hut
noting the signature.
Somebody Is trying get free advertising
continued Cannon, "or else faker
the telegram other II
thing about making few remarks about the insurgents
something like that" As
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22
END OF A
JOY RIDE
Man Shoots Woman Five
Times and Hangs
Himself. Il
(By United Press Leased Wlre.)

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. pa
man believed to be B. w. Yates
of Toledo, killed himself in the
county Jail here today, following
the shooting and fatal wounding of
Mrs. Fred Singer at the close of
an all night joy ride.
The shooting occurred at a SUBJ
urban road house At o'clock the
woman left the Silver Thorn road
house and crossed the street to a
tavern. Yates followed and shot at
her five times. He was arrested
and taken to Jail. He hanged him
self with his handkerchief, the Off
cials finding him swinging from the
bars of his cell door when they
went into the corridor in which he
was confined.
Mrs. Singer. it is believed, was
separated from her husband. Yates
is said to have followed her from
Toledo and Detroit and finally to
Cleveland.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22
HIS LITTLE TRICK
COST HIM 81, 900

(6y United press Leased Wirel
SEATTLE. Sept. 22.--Dr.
Richard Berl Of Vancouver, 3.
c., 10 today In possession Of five
pearls which he brought into
the country some weeks ago
without declaring them to the
customs inspectors. Yesterday
he paid the appraised value, an
added duty Of go per cent and a
fine Of $3.50. Just 1920 In all,
and was allowed to take the
pearis.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22
THIRD INNING.

Spokane ............... .......
Seattle ........ ...........
Spokane-Netzel flies to Bennett
Brooks out. Raymond to Weed
kratzberg flies to center.
Seattle-Moran singles to left
Raymond out, Cooney to Nordyke
Bennett walks. Weed out, Kratz
berg to Nordyke. Cruikshank out
Cooney to Nordyke.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22

(By United Press Leased WIroI
PELHAM, Ca, Sept. 22.-With
their wives as seconds, encouraging
them to fight, Charles Tate and
John Merchant, young farmers who
live near Pelham, fought a pistol
duel today. The two men met ON
the road that runs past their farms.
stepped off 1876 PAGES. then turned
and fired several shots in rapid sue
cession. Both were killed.
The two women were the only
witnesses.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22
. FIFTH INNING.

spokane .......... ........,... %
Seattle @
Spokane-NetZel fans. Brooks
singles to left. Kratzberg out,
Bennett to Weed. Cooney out,
Zackert to Weed.
Seattle-Raymond out. Cooney to
Nordyke. Bennett singles. Weed
fans. a Cruikshank steals second.
Seaton out, Shea to Nordyke.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22
SIXTH INNING.

spokane ......... .......... 20
oCdltlC "
Spokane-Cartwright out, Ben
nett to Weed. Frisk out, Bennett
to Weed. Nordyke walks. Nor
dyke is caught stealing second.
1Seattle-Akin singles. Hemen-
way sacrifices. Zackert out, Shea
to Nordyke. Moran flies to Shea.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22

ment, either mental or physical, be.
ing visited upon prisoners, in ad.
vance of conviction.
John l.. Wiley is for good gov.
erpment, for economy and is glad
to recognize merit in any party
wherever he may find it. Wiley is
honest, clean, incorruptible. eff.
ficient, and by far the best material
In sight for the office OF prosecut.
ing attorney.
From good, old Illinois stock
comes John l.. Wiley, the man who
will probably be the next prosecut.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22

KRATzBERG AND BROOKS
zACKERT AND HEMENWAY

Spokane -. ...... 0
Seattle ........ ...............
Spokane-Hetling flies to Moran,
Shea fans. Netzel fans.
Seattle-Raymond out, Hetling
40 Nordyke. Bennett singles. Weed
singles. Cruikshank singles fill
ing bases. Akin is out on an in.
field fly, Bennett scoring. Weed
out off third. One run.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22
SECOND INNING.

Spokan. -. .......... .....,... 9
oOp'tiO v
Spokane-Nordyke singles. Het
ling forces Nordyke at second and
Is thrown out at first. Shea fans
Seattle--Cruikshank singles. Sea
ton flies to Cooney, who doubles
Cruikshank at first. Akin makes
first on Cooney's error. Hemen
way walks. Zackert forces Hemen.
way at second.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22

sciously fall into the jargon OF the
criminal. An instance OF this was
related by local detective some
time ago.
A well to do Cannon Hill woman
Was telling the detective that her
residence had been entered. The
thief used a pass key and had ram
sacked the house from cellar to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22
SECOND INNING.

Vancouver q
Tacoma-Coleman doubled T.
left. McFadden sacrificed hi INTO
third. Coleman scored on = wil0
pitch. Blankenship flew out -
Adams. Schmutx grounded out ~
Brown. One run.
Observation-Disclosures reached
first, on Coleman's error. 8trefb
singled to center. Brown forced
Householder at third on IN ~
tempted sacrifice. Scharnweber
fouled to Mott. Brown forced ~
second when Lewis grounded "a
McFadden.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22
FIRST INNING.

Spokane .......... ............0 O.
SpOkane-Moran and Seaton
changed fields. Cooney flies to
center. Cartwright fouls out to
left. Frisk flies to center.
Seattle-Moran walks. Raymond
sacrifices. Bennett fans. Weed
out, Shea to Nordyke.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22

ST. LOUIS. Sept. -. Archbion1n
John j. Glennon has Joined wttk
the civic authorities In ! Crusade
to curb the display or sale of psee
rient post carda.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22
THIRD INNING.

Tacoma ........ ..............U
Vancouver ........ ......
Tacoma--Warren flew out to
Breen. Mott struck out. Rocken-
field fouled to Lewis.
vancouver--Erickaon and Brinn.
er flew out 70 Bassey. DrooA
grounded out to Mott.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22
VANCOUVER 0
TACOMA 2
SCORE END OF 3RD INNING
THE eATTERIEe.
TAcoMA-Schmutx and 9lanJp
enship.
VANCOUVER ~ Erickson ~
Lewis.


dCOAud u
voASOuvcA ......ss..s.. ....
Tacoma-Warren singled. Mott
sacrificed. Rockenfield flew out to
center. Stevens doubled to left and
Warren scored. Basaey grounded
cut to Brown. One run.
Vancouver Brinkers Grounded
out to the pitcher. Breen strncn
out. Adams flew out to Stevens.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

SiCNSiauu
Batteries-Ford and Mitchell;
Kaler and Land.
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Continued on Page Two.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18

next 10 the throat straight and the other
curved - the point formed oY the meet
.ns - these NO lines is placed the ineTi-
tz5ls rassel which by SIS slight weight
mixes 7he scarf hang more gracefully.
For z costume that viii not bear the
blsek satin drapery scarf must be chosen
Z Z color thar matches some tint promi-
nert eith=r in gown or hat Beautiful color
eteors can be produced with chiffon scarfs
h mems cf veilings and embroider!es. and
Il arranging enchanting harmonies between
Iaess creations and her other articles of
sTpa-el the artistic woman can find end
lsss JOY
n scsrf shown in a Fifth avenue chop
last week there vas such an exquisite
continuation Of colo-s that q Doman might
vel have been tempted 40 try il. even
though she knew she would have to set a
rsw gown 10 60 with il. II was made
Of dark dull blue chiffon and the hem
vas rUn with band Of silk in 2 begonia
thsde. In one corner of each end was ap-
pied spray Of rather large roses and
leaves made Of silk ike that used in the
teus
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18

25xioo sty tenmt; Equita6ie Life ASSURANCE r. e
Society agt c a Reilly ct al; AleAanG@er @ S q ~ -
attys; II A Friedman. ref; amt due, so''o' TO-
taxes, etc. s13i 90.
ALLEN ST. 165. W s, 1905 It $ Of stanton st:
46.ex41 .6x25XsT exit sty tennit and store ana
waldmsn ct al. sternberg. ] & P, attys, Morti-
mer Fishel. ref: partition
ST AIMS AVE, 775, cor 15sth 81, 2oxlno
sty tenmt and store; Margaret Marx agt Cole
man Ebb et all A W Venino. atty; J. PARIS
ref; amt due s19s35 "a; taxes. etc. $1,000
184TH ST; 2es to 2e7. 225.1 # Of LIN LIN
Margaret Marx agt Oscar Englander ct az = 300 w
64S SO; taxes, etc, $1,000.
10th st. 25x15o.a. sty tennt; z R1eser agt
Stroock, ref amt due, $3,413 TO- taxes, etc, S-oo'
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
11TTH ST. 113. n s. 175 IT of Lenox ave.
1611x1o011. 5 sty dwg; NJ Sage agt
Hyde ct al De Forest Bros. attys: " Nc
s71i Sc ' ~
By Daniel Greenwald.
CHRISTIE st. I'll. s. 80 # of stanton st.
signund Wechsier agt DomenIco Bonomolo ct
al; r Wechsler. atty; NJ G Ansorge. ref; amt
due. So 700 40: taxes etc, Si32 IS; sub to first
mtg Of S15000
BY Charles A Berrian.
OGDEN AVE, 8 cor Merriam ave, 50x10o.
sly hall and store;K a Crafts agt High6ridge
Reaity Co ct al: Ephraim Willams, la ms atty; James
kearrey. ref amt due, $J,SI2 %; taxes. etc,
81 sec IS: sub to first mtg of $4,000.
ON FRIDAY
BY Joseph ?. Day.
18TH ST, 53 n $, i33 ft of Columbus ave,
23x1022, sty and basement dwg; n l Pond
agt n Trust Co ct al. trus: Byrne & c, attys;
Mortimer Fishel. ref: partition.
BY Herbert A. Sherman
21STH ST, T16, $, 131 IT of White Plains
eve, 50x114, Wakeheld. " Hobby. trus, etc,
agt Peter Kieran et al: Samuel Keeler atty;
9 F Roesch, ref: amt due, $3.50 T6; taxes, etc.
$50 Il.
223D ST. 7G3 n s 6n6 10 IT c of White Plains
road, 2JXlo0, Wakefield: NJ Lehmaier et al.
trus. agt Z Gumpert ct al; L 3 Polak atty:
= H Gregory, ref: action 1; amt due, S1,44S 26:
taxes etc. $50 II.
223D ST, T6T. 8, 631 10 Fl e OF White Plains
ROAD, 27X1pN. Wakefield. same agt same action
= same atty; same ref amt due, 81, 443 26;
taxes, etc S75 81
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
Money Received.

ars. r Of New York state. has sent So
sna a Friend at Spring Lake, y. j. g.
'or eleven children to remain a week each
q Miss Currys summer camp Lena
eehwsr1z blind member, disposed Of q
aide coll she dressed. and sent the 81 re
'eTed to the office, that some little tene-
lent house child might have a week at TIE
amp Miss Frances A. Stiger, OF Man
Rattan. has given 81. that the working girl
70 whom she IS especially interested might
lsasin TWO weeks longer al the Rest
mouse. She had previously given SO for
MS girls outing Sunshine member at
s-o,TisloNu, X J., has contributed SO 10
ne Outing Fund; Z r, of Brooklyn SZ'
sean M. Reid. Of Boonton. N j, s. TO
ltf'e as her membership fee; l. T. o. OF
snlridge, X I, g. Mrs. Hatch, Of Kent
nm, 8; Miss Corinne Dillon, 81; Johh
Aiel ? cents. and the Glenmont IN u
.feneh = for the tuberculosis case. me
-'toHlng sums have been received TO puy
A-iiG Tor The poor baby on East 10th street
enc also TO aid the invalid mother and SICK
eshy IN New Jersey: "A Friend. g. "A
,1'ec Of babies IN Brooklyn" s.; II. B., 81
y3 Snort Hills branch, s.. Mrs NJ II. g,
Rlageheld. Conn. g: A. T. H. of
-..aelle. \. J.. s.: NJ. L. 81; NJ l. n, New
~ j., s.. lef; at the Office, 81
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
.erueson 6. 6 to Guaranteed Mortgage Co. 10000:

struction Co to Guaranteed Mortgage Co: s3o.Ooc'
address. 200 Broadway
DYCKMAN ST ST designated d on
map EOS. running along Dyckman SO 10 originai y
high water line Hudson River x along said
river to land formerly of John p Dodge ?
along side said d st y along " side d st 70
beginning; d st. S. same map 116 II OF
Dyckman st 1OOxef. June % 1905; Henry r
Stevens jr and Ida s. his wife. to Henry Z
Stevens Of Troy. " Y. s500o0 attorney. sam
ueI Mcmillan. 210 West 42d st.
MELRosE nov 156thl ST. $. 900 It "
of Cortlandt ave. T5x1o0: Feb 10. 1905: Mark
BiuneuthaI and Louis Iese John w Hauser
SIS 900 attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust CO
176 Broadway.
1e5TH ST. W cor Tiffany 81. % 2x7Sx22. Sx
9s II: April 10 1905. Gus c Odell 10 Nestor Ber-
man; s5, 900; attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust
Co. 176 Broadway.
IsOTH ST. s. 40 IT Of Clinton ave. 1O!x
40 8: Nov 16 1909: the Brook Construction co 70
Guaranteed Mortgage Company of New York. by by
James l. Bennett. president; $4,000: address. <Uo
Broadway.
1sOTH ST. s. 500 # of Clinton ave. 1oIx
4I.6: Nov 16, 1909; the Brook CONSTRUCTION 20 20
to Guaranteed Mortgage Co; $4,000; address. zco
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
AN ARTISTIC EVENT
7be Meeting of the Right Scarf
and the Right Gown.

..i,r more alluring than the scarfs
NOebionable woman now wears could
IRE fe imagined. and one can't help Won
'en u-b,- the mode has not been ever
Possibly II was because ii was
VIZ .,-+i1 this year Of grace 1910 that the
DO .-;,e intellect had been educated up to
,oirt Of using these beautiful draper
'I' 4e,-ivelv If the women OF to-day
not capable Of exercising the incest
N,a-,ent. first in the selection ana after
ss !, the adjustment Of the scarfs they
-. have to complete their various morn
afternoon and evening costumes if
,9.. are 10 be considered well dressed, all
-. -.s-ic souls would doubtless have arisen
ere this TO demand the abolition of
&c latest frivolity.
an addition 10 the tailored suit moth
= ,o,Iid be better than the narrow scarf
. hlsck satin, lined with white satin and
-a.ba-ad in at the ends. TO be finished with
large tasse1 These tassels are very
r.rssone affairs, some of them being
de Of narrow ribbons and quite foot
!. length Less severe models in black
.,in which are suitable for afternoon and
rrspins wear have the edge that comes