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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25
NEW BUILDING PLANS
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN.
AID 81, :. 207 II OF 18th ave, for az II
sty warefi ouse. 1i3x9O New York Times Build
ing CO. 42d st and Broadway. owner; Buchanan
& Fox II East 59th ST. architects. $4,000"
THE BRONX.
1s4TH ST, cor Of Norris ave, l ST. ors
stores 50x9s Mrs Elizabeth Diller, 1928 g
and Mott ave. owner Harry Anderson, lisi
Broadway. architect. cost $4,000
18TH ST, :. 9o12 4 Q Of Bryant ave;
ETY. brk stable 29x2O. G Fritzel. 2026 Boston I'd
owner: G Steinultz. 1907 Bsst 1soth st. srchi
tect: cost $500.
WALTON AVE. n 2 cor u North st. 1 So
frame garage 15X25: George w Edmundson, or
premises. owner; George Hof. jr. I43S webster
ave architect cost. 81 600
18TH ST. cor OF Girard ave; sty brl
shop. 30x2s; Mcguire Brothers. s45 Walton ave
owners Wilfred Reid 1923 Summit eve srchi-
tect; cost. s2,500
MGRAW AVE. :. 1856 II e OF sparrow st
I sly brk shop. 25x70: Gidee Lion. 10S Avenue
3. owner. Jacob Fisher. 2g5 East 81 81, srcht-
tect: cost. $500
ls2D ST. = cor OF Washington ave, sly
brk tenmt. 367xs4. MADDEN Realty Co. Jacob
Frankel on premises. owner; Moors & Land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25
ALL ARE NOT BEAUTIFUL
Autumn Hats That Are Remark
able for Their UgIineSS.

II the autumn suits now being shown are
marked by their dignity and moderation,
many Of the hats. on the contrary. have
reached the limits Of absurdity and ugn-
BILE for the most hideous creations. helped
out Of course. by the natural depravity Of
the human mind one Of the most unattrac-
tive millinery motifs that have been in
vogue for several seasons. the close, hard,
perpendicular brim has been adapted, with
increased ugliness, to the steeple crown 1t
has. moreover. been combined with the ear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25
don't feel like marching there will be gayly

don't feel like marching there will be gayly
decorated trucks on which they can ride.
Women who join the parade are asked to
dress in white If they can. They will wear
caps and sasheS in the league colors, and
their ranks will be further frightened by
banners. The need Of organization is the
burden Of all the banners. DO you want
fair treatment? Organize" DO you want
clean factories? Organize Sometimes
the banners drop into poetry, as follows:
Eight hour osy
With more nay,
Is O. X.
Organize.
The league is sending out dodgers to
working women everywhere in the city,
asking them TO march and Show the men
that we know what's what"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
YESTERDAY at the New York Real Estate Ex-
change -alesroom. Nos. II and IA Vesey
street:
BY Joseph T. Day.
LEXINGTON AVE, 1885 S. e0.11 II OF
114th st, i9.0x7s, sly tenement and stores
sold TO IN. plaintiff FOR $4,000; also
FRANKLIN AVE. 1850. II = cor 1e7th st, 100
X25: . sty dwelling. sold 70 James Mar
tin for $40 ESQ; also
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD q. 212e n r
OF Barretto IT. 112.6Ni00; 8 sly tenement
and stores sold 70 the plaintiff for s114,S95
also
PRIVATE ROAD. or drive, and =. and
being plots l. g. o. 10 II, 12 and Is map OF
New Park Westchester: sold 10 Samuel Wei
for Sos 900
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
GOLD ST. IS. 8, 81 n W OF Ferry 81. 16.s
KS: part sty loft and store building; with
Hro urr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorne,
AUGUST "a
MANU- TIT

| AUGUST "a.
| MANHATTAN.
| COLUMBIA ST o. 25xIOO: August %.
! 1910. NJ Israelowitz TO Myron suzberger.
$500; address. 3s Park Row
IRVING PLACE, 90, cor nth ST. PIX
1913: June :. 1897; John Foster 70 the
/ General Theological Seminary OF the Protest
ant Episcopal Church In the United States
10000; attorneys, Murray Ingersou. Is
/ MANHATTAN AVE. 531. w s. i5xsO: Octo-
| her 3. 1901. Augustus r. wilkins TO the Mu-
! tual Life Insurance Company OF New York
$4,000: attorneys Merrill Rogers. l2s
MADISON AVE. W cor 1iSth st. lOo11x
80: January 20, 1909, Samuel Fink 70
Abraham Wertheimer; $4,000. attorneys.
sternbers. Jacobson & Pollock, 800 Broad
way
SULLIVAN ST, 1O3. 5, 2jxlOo May 20,
1911; Pasquale Monaco to Consumers Brew
ing Co; $4,000. attorneys, Holm. Whitlock 4
Scarf 80 Nassau ST.
FIRST AVE. s. 25 II n Of 18th ST. 25.5x
75. July 7. 1905 Antonio Marine TO Mary A
drew Wilson. 1914 Nassau ST.
sTH ST, 80 West 23x9311 August 27
go2 Jaeo5 Bernstein 10 6 5ns Trust Company
Guyton Boston, 80 Pine ST.
10TH ST. 200 East. $. 25x94.lo; August
IS 1899; Mary Happel 10 the Mutual Life
Insurance Co Of New York sol, 800. address
. 80 Cedar CT.
s,sT ST $40 west. lsososo. December
House: $1,000, attorney. Arthur Boland zoos
Ashland Block. Chicago.
18TH 81 s s. 1870 n OF Second ave 20 tx
1909. March 20. 1906; Bernard scheinknan
to Rachel Kate. 81 500. attorney. Harry
Mack. - william ST.
BOTH ST; :. 2i5 It e Of Third ave. COX
to Luclus II Beers. trus. $1,000. attorneys
Lord. Day & Lord, lI9 wall st.
52D ST. AZ West. 25xlOO5: Feb !, 1907;
Ellen LOughlIn To ReXton Realty Co: slO1g2;
attorney. \ Miller. SOS sth ave.
52D ST, g. $50 II OF 10th ave- o5xlOO s.
Nov Is. 1906. Anna Streep 10 Solomon Kohn:
5000 attorneys Wolf 4 Kohn. 2O3 Broadway.
53D ST. l5i and 1876 East. 5Oxl005: Jan
lS9s. Simon Herman 10 Wiiiiam y and Walter
| Trimble, exrs etc; $4,000. attorneys. Wyatt &
Trimhle. "A Pine st.
i03D 81, 8 1855 It Of Park ave. 44Gx
! 100 / /. June o. 1908. simon Machis 20 North
River Savings Bank; $4,000; attorneys Bowers
a Sands, 81 Nassau ST.
11aTH sr. @ s.. IdGS II W of sth ave. Ii SIX
! 1GJ11. April o. 1903. Ellen " Won Gerchten
Jacob Abort Won G,richten 20 Edwin = and
Harry Eislng: slos5 80. attorneys. Bernheim X
LoeWenthal. 30 Nassau ST.
THE BRONX
CALDWELL AVE. W g. 14s3 It y OF i5Sth
| st. 4gxl3O Nov - 1870 Iuchman Bros Con-
struction GO % otto Grceuh-rger. $4,000. attor-
! uey John Frees 5000 81 ave.
HUGHES AVE s $50 70 of lN9th a. .4x
! $40 Nov a. l!uG. Gabrielle del Gnndio 90 John
| r Dooiing: n. 300. attorneys, Knox a Dooliug
! OS William St
JEROME AVE. 1856. 2U7xlOO llx20x08 !:
| June 3. 1905. Gerald Conner To Mary Kelly:
81 100: attorney Lawyers Title Insurance and
| Trust CO. 100 Broadway.
LOTS iaG to 43s. map 5l4. Mares estate; July
1910 Barbara Pratt 10 Hudson 7 ana Molly
| NJ Rose; $50; address. - West 4'th st.
! LOT $50. map 5l4 Mapcs estate; Aug 20
/ zoos. Edward Brcault - Charles / Marion
! s.. 800. attorney. Oliver Davis 3o2o ID ave.
1 MELRosE AVE. 9ls. fixtures. etc. March "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25
eael. I4sth st and 80 ave, architects; cost. ~

WASHINGTON AVE- 80 seI q Maa
st: 3 sly brk tennis. 40 7xo7 30 7xss;4 Aft
Scnt 1924 ct and Washington ave. owner,
Moore & Landsiedel, i4sth 81 and 81 ave, archt
tects cost. $4,000.
TIFFANY ST. $. 275 II Of 1884 ct; nv
hrk ,enfnt J0x97s; Steinmetz Construction ca
Samuel y steinmetz. l41e Glover ST. president
owner: Moore Lsndsiedel. l4sth 81 ara "a
ave- architects: cost. $50 900.
MAYFLOwER AVE. " 8. 80 II n Of Ale.
st; stv frame dwg. 22x42; John Young Nsy-
flower ave. owner. VI Buckley 1913 Hins ave
architect. cost. 1910
ETH ST. n 3. 50 n e OF 0irard ave; s,y
frame shed. 32x25 Mcclure Brothers, Sts Eliza
ave owners: Wilfred Reid, 1923 Summit ave
architect: cost. $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address of purchaser)
AUGUST "a
MANHATTAN.

MRNffA IAN
| CLAREMONT AVE. 100 10 1870. 200 II n OF
! 1921 ST. lO0Xlo0; Zodiac Realty Co to Angus,
/ Oestreicher mtg SIP 500. Aug %: 500: ad-
dress. 200 West eth ST. Wilmington. Del.
I LEWIS ST lis, 25xlOO Bernhard Lowen-
stein to Samuel Lowensten Omtg s24. 500: halt
right. title and interest. June .; 81 address
3sl South Sd ST. Brooklyn.
PARK AVE. 1908. 25xl55x irreg: Geo Kotcher
rection deed; Aug % mtg sl225O). 500; ad-
dress. 3 Watkins ST. Brooklyn.
9TH ST. 32o Il W Of % ave. 2lx75; Rosa
Hertz 20 Gizella Rosenbach (mtg 600; July
2s. 500 address 100 Keap st. Brooklyn.
52D ST. n 8. $50 It e OF 10Th ave. 25xl0o;
Harry " Kohn 10 Ernest Petrucci mtg SCI
600; Aug %. 500; address, 47i 9th ave.
57TH ST. IA East. . sly brk. lsxss; 57th
IS to leg Interior lot. Adeheid n E Ernest and
ano 70 Martha Buse. all liens: Aug 10; 81;
address. 4i0 East 57th ST.
SAME PROPERTY; Henry T Buse to same;
all title, all liens; Jan IL, 1911: 500.
SAME PROPERTY: Fredk Buse ct al to
same; June IS 81; address. same as above.
&c G3B ST. 81 West sly brk, aI1lOo l%tg
fretia Engeharlt. Adeiheri II E Ernest and
July /; 5000. address. 81 West 65th st
GID ST. 81 West. s sty brk. Adelheid NJ f
Ernest ana ano TO Martha Buse all liens; Aug
10; 81; address, 4i6 East 9th st
SAME PROPERTY; Henry Buse 10 same;
all title Jan II. 500
SAME PROPERTY: Fredk Buse ct al to
same. all title. all Hens, June 2s; 81 address,
i46 East 9th st.
73D ST. ls2 East. = sty brk. 25xl02: Rachel
X Ezcfte et al To Bella Kayt0n; July 81; all
title. 500; address, 1874 East Goth 81.
SAME PROPERTY; simon Kayton ct al "a
! same. an title; July 81; 81: address. same as
above.
78D ST % East ST. brk. 17xl02 Louis
I % charter Realty Coz Aug q fmfg 81
OJW. $40. address, 100 William st.
llsTH ST, ZIG to 2ls East, 37xlOo; O sly
brk: Lawrence Cohen 20 John Focarile. Aug %
! mtg S45 250). 81; address 2s5 Pleasant ave.
1l6TH ST n 5. - II OF 10th ave. l2xlOO
/ Julia T. Byruc To i.e5ecca Reynolds. July IS
500: address. 22l West 18Th ~.
THE BRONX
CLINTON AVE. W s. II II OF 1874 st. SIX
Amelia pirk to Concourse Building Co. Aug "a:
500. address. 39l East li0th IT.
CALDWELL AVE. hlJ, 4SXl30. Tuchman
Hruthrrs Construct 90 10 William Sherwood
mtg Sis.OJD. Aug -; 500 address. II Wash
/ ington ave. New Rochelle, y.
| CATHAIuNE ST. e =. 100 n 8 Of Westchester
ave- 1GX1OJ Washngtonyille. William w Pen
neld 10 William Miller: all liens: Aug IL:
500. address, f7O4 White Plains rd.
! GRAND BOULEVARD AND CONCOURsE. n
cor OF 1871 ST. 1iSs.3. 18TH 81, r. 81 II 9 OF
Concourse. 25xss. Creston ave. n cor OF l07th
\ 81. i0ShS: Crestcn ave. q. l2l II OF iosth ri.
25XsS. lJ1th -. n =. % ~ of erosion ave, 55X
I i4O Decatur ave, =, % II OF 18Th NJ, lOOX
] 1871. ConcOurse. =, G23 q OF Bedford Park
/ Boulevard. 25Xll5: interior gore lot 30ls. bill.
$3.50: lesth st. =, a. II OF Concourse. 2oxss;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25
POSTERS FOR Y. w. G. A. GIRLS
Artistic Members Decorate the Halls
of the Association Building.

The Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton has caught the poster fever. Two or
three artistically inclined members Of the
stafT have been spending their spare time
doing gayly decorated posters-not. OF
course. the variety TO which theatre bill
boards run. but demure subjects. such as
groups Of girls engaged in sewing.
All illustrate some phase Of the summer
school classes. and hung up in the halls OF
the Associations building, at No. East
10Th street. they not only brighten the
walls. but attract girls passing through to
the Margaret Louise Restaurant. and often
the superintendent says. Bring them into
the classes"
This is the last week Of the summer
school. The exhibition and final entertain
ment will be held next Monday.
Egg disks" make attractive little hors
d'euvres. Cut the eggs, hard boiled. in
reat slices and over the centre of each slice
form q decoration of Montpelier or water
cress butter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

HAVEN AVE. : cor, i69th st; Nsppi Con
tracing co agt Hanover estates ct al Aug Il.
1911. SLIPS.
HEATH AVE, No 1854 10 $3.50; Joseph lsrae
agt University Heights Realty Co et al; April
% 1911; $500
Sd AVE, 8 cor 1884 st: Hercules Develop.
ment Co ct al sgt Alexander Development
Co; Aug IL, 1911 Oy payment. sl,Ols %
1s3D ST. =. whole front between 80 ave
and Bathgate ave. Terry g. Tepch co agt sans
TuIv 2S 1911 tbv paymcnt), S444 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25

1911: Joseph Zoler 10 Franz Punt SiOo' NV
ney Forest c Hirlemer, 2SGf "a ave.
MORRIS AVE. G cor i5lst st formerly 'o w.,
verneur 81, being all Of lot 2Jo ana par u COZ
"a man u Melrose. Gi.4XIO3; April =. 70,
tfclf Kuester 10 Louise and Bertha hus eS1i
$1,000: attorneys Knox Doollng' 70 ""'
lam st. .
SAME PROPERTY: July j. 1897 SANE -
same. s.. 600. attorneys, same as ABOVE 40.
~ IL iaOS. Tohn 4 Bruckner ana heh.S
Vrickne- to Dollar Savings Bank: sloVS d,
tnrneys Ioxow MacKeliar & Weils' . 'euai ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25
DOTY INQUIRY NEAR END
Will Be Finished by Tuesday at tho
--latest, Says Charles N. Bulger.

Albany. Aug. A-The investigation into
the affairs Of the Health officer OF tho
Port of New York A. H. Doty. will be com.
nleted by Saturday. or by Tuesday night q,
the latest Charles y. Bulger, OF Oswego,
who was designated by Governor Dix 70
make the inquiry. so Informed the Governor
TODAY He also said he would begin 81
once to work on his report.
Mr. Bulger was summoned 10 Albany 70.
day by the Governor, who told him ne vss
anxious that the investigation be brought
to close as early as possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25
hLTE RATIONS.
MANHATTAN.

7TH AVE. " e, 30 ~ Of 6Oth 81; 10 a ~
store studio. etc: salvin, 76O 7th ave- ovnsr,
s 3 Eisendrath & Horvitz 800 9Th ave. archi.
tccts: $1,000.
18Th ST. IL West; 70 a sty and basement
dwg: II Sayre. 0 East 45th a.. owner; q
Gage, $40 Madison ave. architect. 5000
THE BRONX.
PROSPECT AVE. l431: 8 sty brk store ard
tennis. 24xsl2: Eliza Merster, on premises,
owner; Harry Van Benschoten, 1863 Union
ave architect; cost, 81 goo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25

Highest temperature yesterday. ~ degrees tat
$40 a. M. lowest. 60; average, 20. average for
coTresp Onding date Of last year. "A. average Tor
corresponding date OF last thirty-threc years ~.
Local forecast: Showers to-day. unsettled sat
urday; probably showers light To moderate
winds. mostly ear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25

showers to-day; probably fair Saturday. moler-
ate, variable winds.
For Western New York. showers to-day. unset
ued saturday. light 70 moderate. variable winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25

the west half Of the country generally fair
weather will prevail. If,
The winds along the New England coast VIII
he light To moderate and variable: middle At
lantlc coast Ugbt 20 moderate. mostly east
south Atlantic coast. light 20 moderate south.
except northeast 90 east on the Florldh coast
east Gulf coast light 20 moderate southeast 10
south. west Gulf coast. southeast, lower laKes'
moderate northeast 20 east. becoming NhIiabe
saturday. upper lakes, moderate and variable.
Steamers depsrting Friday for European ports
will have light to moderate variable WINDS win
showers Friday followed 10y fair weather sat
urday 10 the Grand Banks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25
Official observations Of United States weather
yuIeaus taken az p Do. NeslerdaN Follow.
Local OnlcInl Record

Local OniciaI Record.-The fouo.Iue official
record from the Weather Bureau shows IN.
changes Ia the temperature ~ 900 iasi 10 n..
ing dale al last wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25

Forecast To- special Locaiities.-For The Dis
trlct Of columbia. Marylaad and Virginia show
ers to-day: probably far Saturday. moderate
tcmperature. light. variable winds
For New Jersey Delaware and Eastern Penn
sylvania, showers to-day, unsettled Saturday
light TO moderate winds mostly east.
For Eastern New York. showers to-day; I'M
settled saturday. probably showers in southeast
ern portion; light 10 moderate winds. mostly
east
For New England showers to-day and prob
ably Saturday in southern portion; generally far
In northern portion; Hight 10 moderate variable
winds
For West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-25
EXPLANAToRY NOTEs.

EXPLANATORY NOTES.
OoSevu'ons taken 81 p. m, 18th mend.sn time All
pressure reduced 10 sea level.
lsobas Continuous lines pass through points Of equal an
pressure.
lsOthers dotted lines pass through points oieous tenn
peraure drawn only for zero freezing o. and 100 degrees
Q Clear D Party Cloudy o Cloudy II Rain, S Snow.
NJ Report missing Arrows ny with The wind
First figures indicate Temperature second 2-hOdf precip-
itSon of % inch more for = hours ending o. m YES
tefcsy third wind velocity when 10 or miles per hour
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-29

We have some vsfy desirable 9Th
street property serl sale = -stsphsss-
Hunter Realty o..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-29

(Nos coal lands)

(N0e coal lanoe)
Department OF the Interior. United
States Land OGes as lAksvisw.
Orssoa. October II. 1911.
Hoties y lsrsby Givsa that Ralph
L Carter. Whose posso0es sdArsss b
klamath Falls. Oregon. did. % The
3Sth day of April. 1914. nis In this
once sworn statement end application
No. elsle. 10 purchase the wv 0w.
=. NDk 0W =. section Z. and Nwk
Of the Nwk Section 10. township
81 south. rsAgs 10 east. william
cite Meridian. and the timber thereon.
undss tho provis,oas Of the oct Of yune
|s. 1878. and acts ameada;ory. known
|as the Timber and Stone Law" at
such value ~ might Be axed BY ap-
praismest. and that. pursuant TO such
application. the land and timber
thereon have been appraised at.
total Of e\ls. the timber estimated at
St0.000 board feet st Is csats per ~.
and the land $50: that said appl'-
cant will offer anai proof IN support
OF his application and sworn state
ment on the 9Th day OF December.
1911. before n. n. Richardson. unit-
I'd States Commissionsr. q klamath
Fails. Oregoa.
Any persoa 10 at liberty 70 protest
thus purchase before entry. or initiate
. eostest st any time before patent
Issues. By aiing . corroborated an
dsvit 10 this o0es. slIegins fsets
which would defeat the eatry.
4. ". 0RT0N.
to-17.l3-3e Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-29

Joseph Parassso 4 q. wv uM
scc. i<-sc.ss $1,000. X
The following parcels were LISTED
August ~. tsii. and bIds will bs
opened December -. fsiil
Emma Cookman q ai. ~ ewk.
sx NEN. ssc. ii.si.s, $1,000.
Emma ccokmsa ., Al. SEN Sec. 3.
sis. 1900.
Emma Goodman ., nj. NwN ssc,
ii.si.s: 5000,
Emma Goodman VI al. M NrH
Sec io-sf.s. and Gx SEW oec. ..
si.s; $500.
Emma cookmnn ct al. NM sEN
SEC. ss.st.7. oi.ioo.
Dora Pedro VI al. M SwN Bee.
is.st.ss $500,
Many Ann Moore. M SEN. HN
NEA See. at.ai.s; er6o.
rcd check. payable 10 Edson Watson.
sup crintcudcnt. klamath indian
school. and covering 10 psr cont Of
INV Vtt's bU't'ot th~y Wv ho"Ussst~1 w
Sealed bids. accompanied by ecrti-
the klamath Agency, durins y period
OF sixty days prior 10 . o'clock y. ~.
% tho days Indicated above for each
tract. AZ which time the bids Will bs
opened at tho once ot tho agency. 10
case Of deferred payment saiss, IA
pcr ccrt Of tho purchase price viii
accompany bid and 10 pcr eeot addi'
tionai when bid 10 accepted. Notes
Tor balance. At legal ratio of interest
taken. Patent In fcc whcn no,es and
iutcrcs, arc paid In full. Al that
should appear on tho envelope con-
,a,niug the bid should he "Bld Tor In
hcritcd Indian Land" and the date ol
opcrins bid.
Any th-r information may b
Nad by appi,ins TO Edison Watson
superintendent klamath Agency. Ore
son.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-29
TIM LuasRER INDUSTRY
DEcENr dispatches from Portland

= ECENT dispatchcs from Portland
~ arc to the effect that a decided
change toward Improvement has TAX
On place In the lumber market. which
10 extending over the entire Pacific
coast. This tendency Ia bound TO
have q great beneficial effect on tho
development Of Oregon and adjo'nins
states. and n the Improvement con-
tinucs. as conditions scem 70 indicate.
the outlook for the ncw year is very
bright.
The lumber business is ono Of the
most important Industries In tho Pa
ciAc Northwest. and 10 to play an I'm
portaut part In the development Of
Oregon. and what 10 more particular.
klamath county. During tho past
year there have been Instances whore
the depressed condition of tho lumber
market has discouraged mill men
from engaging In buSness In this
county. Tho quality of tho timber,
the price. the mill sites and all con.
dltions were favorable. but the tn
vcstos felt thar II would hs better "a
wait another year or 30 until tho ium'
ber market improved so that they
would be sure Of disposing OF their
products at an advantage.
With the market now In an I'm
proved condition and demand for ium'
Der Increasing. the development Of
the timber resources Of klamath
county should show = rapid growth
In the next few years. Payroils arr
one Of tho greatest needs OF this soc.
tion Of the state. and these can b
secured through the encouragement
Of the lumber industry. Saw mills
boz factories and lumber camps make
business lively for the merchants and
furnish a market for the produce oi
the farmer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-29
s.f0RntR Wife
W0UlDllkt 70 Be LOOSE
From All Ohlieasisas 10 Hiring Up ~
Cssscllasc's Yosas Oses h sstsh
os Charrh whose Tcuets gscsrh
Master PyvSesscs 20 YusDow

ROME. Dec. ss.--Count Doni do
castcliane. the former husband Of
the present Duchess Of Taliyrand and
Dc Saxan. whose maiden name was
Anna Gould. being now 10 Rome to
urge the granting BY the vatican Of
annulnnent Of his marriage. says:
Il hope the count will succeed. IN
that would free mo from all moral OBJ
Iigntlon to bring up tho children In
their fathers faith"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-29
huff her BANK BUT IS
l0W GONE M|TA STRANGER


PORTLAND. Dec, ss.---rwo bits
was all that Evelyn Rogers had to
buy her Christmas dinner with. On
Christmas eve she had ssso.s5.
Harry baden Ia accused of having
robbed tho young woman after he
struck hcr over the head with bot.
tie, laying opcn long cash In her
forehead. nladen IL missing. and n
complaint has been issued against
him from tho once of the district 1T.
torney.
Miss Rogers me, BiAdcn. who is n
ncws vendor on u train. when che
was coming from Missoula. Mont.
The young woman had 5000 scwcd Ia
tho inside OF her nun. and intended
using the money TO buy q lodging
house In tho city. Arriving hcrc
pladen escorted her to the Hiack-
ssonc hotel. where no has 4 room. u
was hero that tho assault and rob
berry was committed. aud whore nla-
den left the stranger destitute. II is
charged.
They had bcen In tho room but a
short time whom Rladcn gave Miss
Rogers drink OF wk!skcy. she says.
This. she believes. was doped. for she
Immediately fcit stupcnsd. While
she was dascd. D,adcn picked up n
bottle and smashed Il on the woman's
head. Il Is claimed. He probably In.
tended stunning hcr. but whom he
saw the wound and the blood nowins
he became alarmed and called sur.
seon. who dressed tho wound.
Biaden explained that no had
stssrk her by accident. Telling the
doctor he would be- responsible for the
bill. and Informing Mim Rogers that
he had 20 rush to work. and for her
% remain In the room until his re-
turn. Biaden seized the treasurc-iaden
mum from the wall. throw u into q
suit case with her purse. containing
$50. and departed. Bladen has not
reported where he works. and there
Ia NO trace Of him. Miss Rogers told
her story To Deputy District Attorney
Collier.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-29

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-29

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