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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-13

II Mullarky. cxr: $4,000; address, ." ~ :
BATHGATE AVE. n q cor or 10y, nnobsIn 10
xi0o, May II. 1905: j Juius en- 900; ad-
Title Guarantee and Trust co. S'''
dress. lIG Broadway. - "a
KELLY ST, Sc cor OF i65th 81, - Mar,
a.: April 20. 1907. John LaVeti' NJ pIoch.
garet Knox 5000: attorneys * -
93 Nassau at far
LOT 80. map Of Unionport. ioox-'"ii Keoeh,
1897. William Hyland TO Msrtr, oLman st
So. 900. attorney. John + Coffin. beeh -.
LOT l53 amended map 2ss, OF NRs roPSe'2S q. 1909
mann estate, Fordhsm Heisnis, a m 90 go; at
Henry T. Hall 10 Anna Goldman I7e
torney Title Guarantee and Trust o.
Broadway. - ga.
LOTS 81 81. 20. %. 90 81, 80 to 40; a. n .as
25i: for partition sale part byats aid map
May II. 1896. Robert Stevenson to kooe'' ,~row-
burn; 5000: attorneys, Jerolonon
smith. 223 Broadway.
RAILROAD AVE. p. where same 10 Mi
secied by ! lot 30 map 40. central no, NON 5a
santa being lots 35 to 81 said map f i9oIrIS
April 3. 1910; Harry unand 10 Mary " go S.
and ano: $1,000. attorney. = Wooo'u'' ~
Broadway
being lot 81. map l52 % So Io,s tep': . 1909
julia Brsck and Frederick Brack' py sSi 600
the Manuel Realty and CONSTRUCTION a., 20 81
attorneys Dyrsen & Mcdonald 10 ""' o. o.
| %: Nov 80. 1904. Harry Goodman to |sorse
Lawrence and ano: S225: attorney y 'o''
stein l51 Nassau st 800
VILLA AVE. cor Of 205th 81, eiVNi",
Oct 10, 1905: Francisco Merlo CONSTRUCTION -
| TO the Northern Bank OF New York: >4.Vo; az
torneys, Rollins q Rollins, 80 Nassau ST.
30 AVE. 8, now Pleasant ave. 800 ~ s p
| % ST, being portion OF lot S. map or OllnVi.e
| l0Ox+0, May II. 1905: John Tormey to EeTi. ,,
Realty 60; $1,000. attorney, j. Brisach' 80
Broadway
t33D ST. $. 10 II Of Willow ave, To-
! 100; March,. schlossmsn to Arthur " 4 Meyers
$4,000; attorney Sigmund Wechsler 2Gi Broad
way
1S3D ST. n S. 30 II OF Lincoln ave, loo1lW
| July 20. 1907 Patrick Goodman 60 Roscoe j
Claiming; $4,000: address. IS Park pi
| SAME PROPERTY: Nov H. 1905. same u
Helen Claiming; $4,000; attorney. same d
above.
i51TH ST. 5i3 East, 81 6x2I; Feb u. 1y5
Philip Euler TO Enoch c Bell; $500; attorney
! r e. Bell so Willis ave.
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AUDJBoM WE. o cor ,. Ion ~ ,s<i0gS
savings Bank $40 900: address, so sth ave
ALLEN ST. 10. 25x5O. Msy 10; 3 Yrs. Miriam
$1,000: address LenoX Mass
LEXINGTON AVE. @ =. % Il % Of lOsth It,.
i6sN65x irres prior mtg S6,1")' May u due
as Der bond: Henry AaIonsOn e. David Regfcl
81 600 address, Is East lClst 81.
LEXINGTON AVE. G59 and 36i. ! sty brk.
Ssxs5 prior mtg 5000; May - due a. per
$1,000: address $50 Lexington ave.
LEXINGTON AVE :. Gj.i ~ II OF 3ist -.
80 tx irr.g: May 10: 3 yrs; Julius Rosenberg 70
stephen II Roach s25.coo: address i0l Madison
ave.
MANGIN s'r. - 20 It Of stanton II. LOOK
irrec; MAY IL 3 yIs: Ruao,ph Wallach co t.
susan Goistein; $4,000: address. li2 East 9lth
1t.
PARK ROW. 81. 2,xl4s prior mtg $4,000,
May II. due as per bond; Harold : Kenwick 10
Margaret Baldwin ana auo; si,O0p address.
Highland Park. j.
WEST END AVE. s5s 17.llx72. sly brk:
Title Guarantee and Trust %. s2oUoo; address
lI6 Broadway.
9Th AVE. e cor 4Ith ST, COX irres. May r.
Savings Bank: $4,000.
8TH AVE. cor 4Gth 81. 23xso MAY 2; due
pr bond; same to same. $4,000. address. :i5
9Th
10TH AVE. :. 80 f. n Of 18th 81. 22xlO0
MAY 8. , yrs. Frederick = Forster to Union
Trust 60. $1,000. address. 50 Broadway
nth ST, :. 32 It " of ID ave. i7xloo' May
IL; due per bond Helene F1gge 20 Dry Dock
savings Bank. $50. address, 81 Bowery.
nth st go 10 20 West. sly brk. 75Xs4
prior mtg sij. o00l I 81. per cent: May b;
Ream Construction 60 70 sender Jarmuowsky; ;
$70OO0; address. ~ East 03d ~.
9TH ST. 2pi West, sty brk. 2. Gxas.9; May
~. yrs: William GOdstcne to Lawyers Mort
gage Co. si6.vJO. AL iress. 80 Liberty 81.
31sT 81. =. las II v Of Madison ave. 2inl5;
May ~. 3 yrs. Earl q Pier 70 Union Trust 60;
$50 go address. 50 Brosdvay
18Th TT 30 and 272 West sly brk. 3Gx
Jse MAJ |. due as per bond. Minnie . Ne"
20 John II Kendall $500. address. u Common
Il. Belmont. Mass.
iiST ST. 8 ~ Il " OF 81 ave. 2Ja99N irreg
(prior mtg 5000. MAY II: due june 90 1916,
Margaret Il Faulkner ct al TO Equitable Life
Assurance Society u United state 1000. ad
dress. 100 BrosdNay.
i5TH ST $50 West. sly hrk. 2jAl00, May II.
due per bond. u William i Henke 70 Greenwich
Savings Bank; slO@ address, 24G 9th ave
45TH IT. ~ west. sty trk. IA ireS prior
mtg sos COO. given 10 secure agreement April
= az pr agreement Melville Realty Co to
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

isoTH ST. s 7Ol Il OF Mohegan ave;
Gustav Ernst agt Hoffman Dyerberg Construc-
ton 90 ct al; Aug 10. 1910; sl705 81
Delaney ST. cor - Mott st: Fiske e.
60. Inc, az, Joseph p Lessov; March 2s 1911:
s36
1ST AVE. n Joseph Monetd agt Abraham
Ksssel ct al. Feb IA. 1911. SOS So
THOMPSON ST, 80: same agt same; Feb it
1911: 81.
HOB AVE. $. 80 It OF Jennings st
Pasquae Dlmirno agt Jackson ct el. June
TO- 1910 $500 r.
SAME PROPERTY: Sendy Adams act Ben
jamin + Jackson ct al; Aug 90. 1910; Sl7s
1ST AVE cor I25th 81. Dimocl & Fink
| Go agt international Amusement and Realty Co
April IA. 1911 SO n.
WEBSTER AVE. = cor 1921 e.: Nicholas
LESS act Bernard Schutz Ct al; April If. 1911
| k79 %.
WEBSTER AVE. ~ s. "a q n Of 1921 s.,
Michael A Cerueri ast same, ian ~. ioitt
Sli5
WEBSTER AVE. n "a cor 1921 81. Dimoes
& Fink c. aft same. Dec 20 1910. $1,000.
SANE PROPERTY. UerriigLone Metal TAth
| Co ast some. March 20. Oil sos 40
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HORSE PRISONERS CONVICTED.

Abraham Goodman and Joseph Levy
we're convicted I'm Special sessions yester-
dav Of attempting 10 extort moue' from
Abraham Cohen. Of No. go East 9sth street
under threat TO poison Cohen's four horses
if he did not pay go They we're remanded
FOR sentence. ,,
The District Attorneys office believes
that in Goodman and Levy IL has Sc
cured the conviction Of the lead
ers Of a gang OF horse poisoners who
have been killing horses on the upper ga 81
Side Cohen testified that the conIlclch
men told him they had been responsible FOR
the death Of four other horses belonging
10 him two Years ago.
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REALTY NOTES.

Arthur II. Masten is the buyer Of the
dwelling house, No. IS East 18th street,
reported sold recently by Louis G. Smith
through Henry d. Winans Il May.
John Palmer is the buyer of the FIVE
story Fat al the southwest corner OF
linton avenue and 18TH street, sold re-
Gently by John r Davidson for George
g. Engol
The Alvin Realty Company negotiated
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

LORrNC pI. W 5 2o5 Il OF roriham ri.
25xI0O. Manhattan " rtgage co loans Henry Il
Hall $500.
WASHINGTON AVE. n cor OF lIi,h ct,
80 oxo5: Max Cohen loans Ettar Realty 20
s:s 600.
HENSON AVE. ? g. 1870 y % Frisby
ave .38x1234; Alice = and stephen q Guernsey
lear Pelham Improvement Co $1,000.
18TH ST 23O to 234 West. Sender Jartnu'o"-
,kv loans Rean Construction co $1,000.
pgvsov AVE- . s a6s n II . OF Frisby ave.
70 7xl3G Ok irreg; three loans; Alice anu
stephen q Guernsey. trustees, loan Pelhsm II"
provement Co $4,000.
BENSON AVE e, 1919 n or frleoy
ave. 647xil7.1x irreg; three loans pousn-
keepsie Trust 90 loans Pelham Operating 20
81,
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney
MAY L..
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AVE. between 17sth and nth
St. mtg on elevators. etcl; April 10. 1911
attorney, Edgar Landauer. 100 Broadway.
444xIiia: July u. 1872. Charles Never ct al
to the Greenwich Savings Bank: $4,000; a,tor-
neys, Stewart & shearer, 40 Wall ST.
MADISON AVE. . q between 27th and 2s,h
SITS. "A sxl0o; June 4 1902; Elizabeth Leyison
lam g orr. 81 Chambers ST
MADISON ST. u cor Pike Il. 45.9x54; Nov
Il. 1902. Annie Solomon 10 Herman Bamberger.
S4.375; attorney. Mitchell May 81 Court ST.
Brooklyn
MOORE ST. North 1six75xls9x75 Nov I.
1929. Elizabeth II Levison 20 jeremiah j Cam
pion exr etc; 5000 attorney, William orr.
81 Chawbers 81
Pearl. ST. 16i. 2I9x77x irreg; Jan : 1900;
Marcaretha ana Richard Kolb to Anne II and
william Byrd. eNrs: $50. attorneys Duer &
strong. ~ Exchange Place.
I'D AVE 1901 " cor f2Ist ST. snx2j ?: MAY
. 1905. Isidor Brokaw to Bertolomeo and
louis Zunio; $1,000. address. 90 Nassau st.
9Th AVE. So w cor .6th 81. sox2o MAY
u. 1905. Mary \ tariy TO TUE Guarantee and
Trust 90. $50 o0J. address l76 Broadway.
nth ST 223 West. 2ox59 ~ irreg. Iiinc 10.
1903: Simon Uhlfelder and auo 10 Kate L
Brewster, $1,000; attorneys. stewart q shearcr.
- Wall st.
18TH ST. 20 West. 2oxI1ilX rr.s: June 20.
1903. sam, TO Josiah \ Westeryclt. eHr: $4,000;
attorneys as above
~
,, 80 iooI &c., itonso .. Si 10 4.
t9.e,,aa, ca o,.,. stt@rncvs Pitbin1 recIrn,n =
$3.50 ,f,s,"' - JsilIis-, :, ''' ~
2isT IT. S. og77 n O. Of I'm ave. o.,2a.
March 10 1850 Eliza \ NewalI 70 the North
River Savinge Bank: siI geo attorney. LAWYERS
| Title Insurance and Trust 60. l6o Broadway.
4GTH ST IS go n o ~ 9Th ave 100 Jx90.
Anil 30. 1885. joseph y Early 70 the Guaranty
Truet Cortpauy ~ New YORK: SIC 600. atforr sys
DE Witt. Iuclman De Witt. - Nassau -.
a7TU ST - and 20 west % q cor 9th ave
- svgsH0 iyo fx7.x:s q: Jan . 1909: Mar \
Earl. 10 title Gusrantee AMI Trust Co 53O0t.
address 10 Broadway.
5sTH 81. III West. loo 5H2i; April i. 1906
william Donnelly 20 1da Mason and John
Neuschcler. exgs. etc. 5000. attorney. Charles
strauss. III Broadway
SAME PROPERTY. March p 100, William,
J. Donnelly % same; $4,000. attorney Merrill
Rogers. III BROADWAY
6isT ST I23 West iOl..x2O. Mo- g. 1901.
Warren . Barry to It'i" Guarantee and Trust
Co; 5000. address. lI8 Broad"ay.
SAME PROPERTY. Oct n, 1905: Als1 d For
-. 90" -'"'s'"' 7'' ~ w. w IN. -"
18TH ST. l37 West. 20nio2 .. Feb - 1s9o
william Lawrence to Emma /. Heppe: sl5.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
rF-om The Tribune Bureau
Washin 1tOn. Ma,

From The Tribune Bureau .~t-
Washington. MAJ u
ORDERS IssUED.-Thc following orders
have been Issued:
ATTY.
Colonel EDWIN ST. J. GREBLE a.l1 ar,ils-,.
detailed member General Stsn corp.
Major DANIEL J. CARR signal corrs a
Alaska July I. 70 inspect Offices ant ,n.s
along w;ashington.Al Alaska military cab. az.
telegraph system from Fort Egbsrt 70 Ncms
thence To proper station.
Leave ~ absence: Captain JOHN 4. BARRY.
coast artillery, 3 months and 10 days ron
NAVY.
Commander " S. SIMS. Lieutenant conlnanA-
ers " T. CLUvERIUS and r. scHo-
GER, TO summer conference az Savs Vac
Lieutenant A. 3. COOK. assistant inspector 81
pany Camden.
Lieutenant A. ANDREWS detached The Nay
flower: 10 Naval Academy.
Surgeon II. e oDELI detached nayal station.
Guam: to navy yard. Mare Island
Surgeon e. P. KINDLEBERGER, detached cav,
Naval Constructor II. A. EVANS. detached Moraa
Brothers Company. Seattle. IS sIlerr,erd>
ing constrlct2r PATH lr9n ~ Hor.'' Bath, ~:
Puge, Sound.
chiei carpenter p r MAGER retired, a.tscaea
William cramn Sons Philadelphia .
Chief Carpenter J. a. MAAsKE detached ray
| yard, Philadelphia. 20 the Baltimore.
| chief Carpenter c.. HELMS. 20 william Gram,
carpenter F. 9 MRiY to nsvy gard Pht,-
delphia
Lieutenant F. " OsBURN Jr.. detached tn.
Saratoga. 20 The Albany.
Lieutenant J. ". HAYWARD. discharged favsi
! hospital. Yokohama. 20 the Saratoga tf-r
MARINE CORPS. taa
First Lieutenant r. o. UNDERWOOD. quaiis-s
for promotion.
! Colonel r. n WOOD. 20 Washington. Ma g.
for examination preliminary 70 retirement
/ Captain W. g. HARLIrE. one month"; lesre -
/ absence
captain y. B. MILLER. dcteache9 rayal sra.
! ton. Guantanamo; 10 duty pith rrovis'onsl
brigade ~ marines.
! MOVEMENTS or WARSHTPS The
following movements Of vessels have bes,
: reported tn the Nav Department
ARRIVED
Ma 10 Ito s;andish. g. Annapoli-
! Ma u.-The cesar, az Charleston. ne ,u,-
J can. a. Boston. fhe Hannibal, ~ phtlet.l-
pha no Triton. - Washington fic Mo-
RS. al Nee London the Nebrsska 20 Pro-
/ fnsetogr. iNa Justin, Narr Island, 80
| Nc Long NJ Savannah.
( Ma l2-Tho NcrIrn. a. ~sfs 1rsh -..-.
SAILED
! Ma 1.-THE Morris. from Nev port for Ner
London. thence to New rorf. th@ Ic-s. ron
PHILADELPHIA for Anna Doii1. The Neof7'si
from Boston Tor PRO incetoV'n, ne G'ot'ss
Ter froa navy fsrd. Yea for. ior Ne7
York Gif,.
The Fsrraeut. placed in 'un coniasslon. ar
: the 70, and ne Da'is IN r'-err' - ha'. Jsll.
. Mare Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-13
NEW HOME FOR NEWSPAPER.

Arrangements, with the exception of a
few minor details. arc practically COM
pleted II is said for the erection Of a new
Office building for The Globe and Com
rnercial Advertiser At the southwest cor
nor ~ Broadway and ley street.
The property 10 be improved consists
Of p frontage OF 52.S feet in Dey street and
css feet In Broadway. nov covered by
tfref sDfioiic structures
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

MANfTATTAN.
SD II. 33d 81. loth aSo ana Ilth ave.
< II Il p r 90. owner; Grand Central sta
ton Architects, 20 East 10th st. architects,
$3.50 600
BRoAADWA{. cor o., 10th st; for an
30 West 44d 81. owner; g - webb. - West
<2d g. architect. $500
GRAND ct. $40 to 5g9 for A : s,y lofts
and store. lloNl10 \ Goldberg. owner. Gro
ncnberg : LeucLtas, West 2oi g. aren't
tects $4,000.
THE BRoNN
INST ~. " cor scdgelck ave. for j ] sly
frame store and dwg 25v50. Michael Del Pepa.
l47 Mott st, owner " Del Gaud'o 40i East
fremont ave. architect. S33U0
OGDEN AVE. " - 10 q Of I6jth II; for
a sly frame portable garage. l2N'a. W Grant
Hague lo%' ogden ave. owr"r; Charles VI Isbl.l.
GIL Broad ~. Newark architect: SIS.
2l5TH ST. cor Holland ave: for three I:
sty frgme stores and dwss. 30 fx2is. Edward
J. Estrangc Phipps. lo2 south OAK Drive. owner
Georse p .ro.icr 223f ST ard White Plains ave
OGDEN AVE. s.. 10 {, u Of ls5th 50: cor
! sly brk storage bldg tIps96. Frank "
Kinsman. Jr. 3's West S7th ~ owner. James \
skrati. 43J East 9th st. architect. $50
PARAMOUNT AVE s. S. - z @ ~ Fairfax 81.
.or 2 sty frame dwg 2os2s; John Healy, II
ave. srchi,.ct $500 '''S' '''' " ''N''
FULTON AVE-. nv cor l72l s.: for An open
N'''Ht''F 'NN7''s "'uD lNpntllr b'ft W rulpf"f
ave owner, Thomas ! McGrnth. iiIa Crotona
ar, les'es' l. Howard 1861 Garter ave. archi-
test; 500
iG3D ST. n r. 100 n . Of 3i ave. for IN o,en
air theatre S0xll36. DR. Henry Ruhl 600 Fast
lean 81. owner. Charles : Schrenker asS Bos
ton Road. lessee l. Howard. isfi carter ave
architect. $500
GRAND AVE. - $50 q % 1921 ST, for a
sly brN garage. 2liaN2D. Lera Miller 2s2s
Grand ave, owner John Eishere ii23 Broad
way architect $500
open air theatre Schwartz A Mold IS 5th ave
owners. Jennie Twist ds7 Eagle ave lessee: /.
Howard lstl Garter ave. architect. $500.
Caldwell AVE. b, 90 10 n p OF i63d e., 4:
Ioi sly brk store AMI dWg. % % t3, ~ .
Herman u Roepke. 20l East i20th 49, owner .
" Garvin, 1907 81 ave. ar. Infect: 5000
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ERATlONS.
MANHATTAN

2slii ST > 3. 100 II OF Broadway. TO a =
~ n"t~l and store. I Fox. owner: Harrison 4
sackheim go Grand 81, architects. So. 900
SPRING st. $. Is n " ~ Mott st. 10 a -.
sly store and dwg. " Mittnscht % spring II,
.Nnct l. \ shelnart 1914 Broadway. architect
WORpll ST. l2s. TO g sly garage. city.
owner NJ de Narona. - Park Row. architect
$1,000
THE BRoNN
b'Slp ROAD. f. 1851 u Of Jefferson
irc-, 70 aiy hrl, store and office bldg and
tho',lc enhance. lOlNl3b; William II Weis.en
ssr ~ 10 We, lS"h IT, owneA Neville & Basse.
NTH r. q b. l6iG n p ~ Morris aye. to a
10 sly frame dwr. 20A4o: Karathes Young
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TO ERECT LARGE APARTMENT HOUSE
Four Buildings Amsterdam Avenue Solo, on Which SITE ha"ao
v. Macdonald Will Build Fourteen Story Structure
NEW OWNER FOR THE sAvILLE, HELD AT s25o,o'

the recent sales Of No. il6 East lSSth stree
and No. 62 East 1891 street for Eliza
schriever and Minnie Blumensetter' re-
spectively. ,... oe5ces
TO No le0 Broadway.
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by TO Chilcs co; 10 yrs from May l. 1911 &e.I6o'
address. ~ East 14th st.
6sTH 81. n $. lei It W OF 9th ave, strip ok
for bulletin board on fence: Agnes Rogers et
al to Van Beuren and New York Bill Posting
co; yrs from July 10. 1909; s25; address rs
| 4th ave.
18TH ST. 122 West, all: Betty Wise ct al.
exrs, to Hugo Wesser: 3 yrs from July I. 1911;
$3.50; address, 40 East I27th st
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REPORT OF PLOT SALE DENIED.

It was denied yesterday that the po,
i5OxlOO feet. on the south side OF i'Nu
street. 100 feet west of BROADWAY, HaS
been sold by Florence T. Baker aS
ported ON Thursday.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
MANHATTAN.
ne and address OF purchs
MAY IL.
MANHATTAN.

with name and address Of grantee
Interest > per cent unless otherwise stated.
MY 10
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosGs
BUILDING, 635 9Th AVE.,

TO BIZ LEASED.
j K. whitaker. 2los Broadv AZ. ~ ftth ~
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-29
TURKEYS! TURKEYS! TURKEYS! TURKEYS! TURKEYS
Turkey for you the AESC THEATRE Monday Tuesday and Wednesday Nights
SUCCUMBS To
LONG ILLNESS
Deadly Cancer Ends Life of Mrs. T.
]. Anderson After Plucky Fight
for Life.-Funeral Tomorrow
From the Congregational.

After plucky fight. against a
long standing illness from cancer.
Mrs 4. J. Anderson. mother OF Mrs.
William II. Goddard. died last even
ing at her home on Grand avenue.
Mrs Anderson had made a brave
battle for life. The dread malady ne
cessitated the amputation of limb
last spring and it was hoped that this
would effectually check the disease.
Her condition did not improve, how
ever, and she became gradually worse
until the end last night.
She is survived by her husband
w. j. Anderson; her daughters, Mrs.
w. IL. Goddard. Miss Pearl. Miss
Beaulah, and one son. Walter Ander-
son.
II is stated that Mrs. Anderson
was distantly related to Col. w. II.
Swope, the Kansas City man for
whose murder DR.. b. c. Hyde is now
on trial
The funeral services will occur to-
morrow at 1890 from the Congre-
gational church; of which the deceas-
ed was n member. Rev. G.. A. Nun
ro will officiate The interment will
be made in Orchard Mesa cemetery.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-29
Can tCureCatarrh
Stomach Dosing, Sprays and Douches
Have All Failed.

There is only one way to cure ca
tarrh.
Reach the raw. tender. inflamed
membrane that is infested with ca
tarrh germs, and destroy the germs.
You can't reach the hooks and Gre
vices with liquid preparations-ther
is only one way-breathe the anti
septic germ killing air of HYOMEI
pronounce it High-o-me) directly
over the infested parts.
HiOMEI contains no opium, CO.
caine or other harmful drugs, it is
made of Australian eucalyptus, thy
mol and other Listerian antiseptics.
1t is guaranteed to end the misery of
catarrh, asthma, Group and bronchi-
tbs, or money back
Ask the c. d. Smith Drug Co.
about the HYOMEI outfit today. they
sell it for only s1.00 and guarantees
it,
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-29
WEIGH IS CHIEF
But ONE DAY
MORE
Big Leader of Police Force Goes Out
Tomorrow S. B. Hutchinson in
Friday Morning.-Chief Will
Go to Salt Lake City.

TonoIrow night, and Thank giving
night at that, Burdettc Weich,
ceases 4, lac the chief of the depart
ment CT police and protection of the
municipality of Grand Junction. Fri
day morning, =. u. Hutchinson, prob
ably the best known socialist on the
Western Slope, takes up the star,
blue suit. big automatic and all the
ncCcSsuries of the policeman.
WeiCh fiaS cot announced his fu-
ture piaus, hut will go to salt Lake
City for a few weeks recreation and
may locate there. During his two
years as chief of police, Burdettc
Wcici, has made a host of friends who
are sorry Ia see him leave the de-
partment and Grand Junction.
A large number of stories as to
Mr.. HutcsainsOu's plans when he AS
sumcs the role of the chief have
been sent broadcast over the coun-
try, hut hc states that very few are
true.
~ viii do my duty" says the
near-cidef. and beyond that he has
little to SAY. He will he sworn in
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TO ISSUE 1000
NEW CHARTERS
City Commissioners Authorize Pub
hcation of More Booklets of Lo-
cal Organic Law.-To Include
Advertising Matter Also.

Two thousand extra copies of the
city charter will be published this
month as a result of an order is
sued by the council last evening Com
missioner Norbeck was authorized to
secure prices on the work and will
report at Friday nights meeting of
the council, The new charter booklet
will also include some booster ma
terial advertising the city. II is un-
derstood that Fred G. Shaffer. the
city's publicity expert, win write
this material.
Il. o. Stacy was awarded the con-
tract for the collection of garbage
and cleaning grease traps for one
year His bid was next to the low
est bid submitted. the smaller one be-
ing rejected by the commissioners.
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On Thanksgiving night the Red
Men will give their Fifteenth An
nual Masquerade Ball at the Audito-
rum. The committee will spare no
pains to make this the grandest ball
they have ever given. All masks
will be raised at the door. and no
undesirable person will be allowed
in the hall No one will be allowed
to dance. unless in complete mask
costume. The best of music will be
furnished and good time is assured
all. Costumes for rent at the Audi
torium Thanksgiving day, Tickets.
81; extra lady in costume, soc;
spectators. 2oc.
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REDUCED RATES VIA COLORADO
MIDLAND TO DENVER AND
RETURN.

ACCOUNT FIFTEENTH ANNUAL
CONVENTION NATIONAL LIVE
STOCK ASSOCIATION, AND MEET
ING OF COLORADO LIVE STOCK
Tickets on sale December 10th and
18th. with final return limit Decem-
ber 10th One fare for the round
trip. For further information call on
your nearest agent or write r. Il.
Vickery. General Agent, Grand June
tion. Colo, Phone Junction l16.
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NO PAPER TOMORROW
SENTINEL THANKFUL

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= no disasters by flood or fire !,
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STARTS MUCH TROUBLE.

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constipation would result in severe
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take DR.. Kings New Lift Pills, and
end it. It's the only safe way. Best
for billousness, headache. dyspepsia,
chIlls and debility. 25c at the c. d.
Smith Drug Co.
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