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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-15
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
James 5. Lawson. PLAINTIFF. against John
In pursuance Of a Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered in the above
entitled action d,; and bearing date the 25th day
IN said judgment named Will sell az public
auction. at the Exchange Salesroom. Nos
i4-1G Vesey Street, In the Borough OF Man
haitian. CITY OF New York. on the list day
Of August. 1911, at u o'clock noon on that
dsy, by Joseph p. Day. Auctioneer. the prem
and therein described as Follows:
First plot: Designated by the numbers 800
lots lots Bedford PARK, 24tth ward. New York
city" dated May 9th. 1892 made by John G.
ONCE Of the Register Of the County OF New
York. May 81 1892 which said plots are
bounded and described according to said map,
Beginning at the corner formed by the In
tersection OF the easterly side Of jerome Ave-
nue. with the northerly side OF Travers Street,
running thence essterly along the said nWth-
crlv side OF Travers street, Ill 90 feet TO the
westerly line OF lot number i19; thence north
119 1921 feet 10 tie southerly line OF lot
number l22; thence westerly along the south
easteriy side 81 Jerome Avenue, and thence
sOutherly along the eastsrly side OF jerome
Avenue. II 81 feet 10 the point or place q be
s si7ed5. I'a'e'' street Is known as lo''h
second Plot: Designated By tho numbers
1879 100. 19l and 1872 on a certain map en-
time against Brady and others being map for
partition sale OF that part 81 Hyatt Farm
near Woodlawn. IN the 2tth Ward OF the
city OF New York made b. II. II. Spindler
Surveyor, and certified by i. B. Forster o..
Referee. and fled In the once ~ the Reg
lister OF the City and County Of New York rs
map number 1888. which said plots ar. bound
ed as follows .-NOrtherly by the division line
Of Yonkers and the city Of New York east
crly 10y lot number 1913 on said map: westerly
by lot numbe! iNS said map and south
erly by the northcrlv eide Of o4oth Street
The first plot viii be sold subject 10 a FIRST
mortgage Of six thousand nine hundred and
thirty dollars ,s893Oj and accrued Interest
thereon. also subject to restrictive cove
nants contained IN the instrument recorded
I'm Liber 4, Section Il Of COnyeyances. at page
%. IN the Office OF the Register Of the Coun-
~ Of New York.
The second plot Will DO sold subject 20
1rst mortgage OF Three thousand dollars
$4,000 and accrued interest.
Both plots above described will be sold sub
fect 10 any state of facts which an accurate
survey would show
Dated New York. June 26th. Hi1
ADOLPH STERN. Referee.
WILLIAM II. CRASSE. Attorney for Plain
tit. l92 Broadway, Manhattan. New York
City.
Tho following are diagrams o. the prop
erty 10 be sold
FIRST Plot
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PROPOSALS..


CATSKII.L AQrEDCCT. -
SEALED BIDS vii b. rcceiYe1 by we a.,
ri Wster supply. ~ is crlccs. seventh ~,
80, T2road va New YORK. uutu II =. ~. ~
1,.rs.lsv August J. 1911 for Contract 81 f"I -
-(ur1 r,Iction Of the BROOKLYN conduit p. A.
=, tfe C'tty uife-ilues Of Catskiu uqlcdutts ~.
- ,.ffv koueduct department ana ektchSl'-s
,rog az junction ~ Flatbush avenue ana
.1erhOTn street Bra tle toioush Oh - ,fs.e
-, fhfrd avenue Battle street, IhTk is.aa..i
et,,E ayenue TWentJ-fouTtA street shn -.
se-eofe O. Thlrty-siNtn street. The Nofn ~
$50 includes The furnishing and laying OF 49,,
~ 80 feet OF ef-lECh steel PIPE, a - ~.
ffUttlrl meter. valves and cih.r appL.
togetheT With maintenance fof "nt - ain lie
,,'fislIv ouared ana read. Pamphlets COM ''.-e
Information fer bidders and pamlAItts % t-,t'e
49,, dravlr-s con De obtained al me -.
sSdress ly depositiuR me sum 81 zen e,Iie-
'efr ~, Tor Zach pamphlet. Tor fuTth'' |"'N
,,iars e. Information icr Bidders. - -, - =,
C4fAg.L.Es STRAUSS. President: 1diA -. "a :
CHADWICK. JOHN T. GAIN -. ''-'N'-
slcneTs Of the Board Of Nsl-r s3SSo'
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RAILROAD ASKS INJUNCTION
Grand Trunk Wants New Haven Re
strained from Blocking Extension

Providence July 1.-THE Superior Court
we asked to-day by the Southern New
AFland Railroad, a branch Of the Grand
Trunk. 10 issue an injunction restraining
Ne New York. New Haven & Hartford
Bsi.road from building freight houses on
10 land in Woonsocket over which the
i-snd Trunk planned TO run It's tracks and
nge5y blocking the entry OF the new road
ITO this state. The disputed land lies d.
nctly In the path OF the Grand Trunks
!s1,a
yss.erday John Il Murdoch, vice-presi-
1.at and attorney 20 rthe Southern New
neland Railroad. asked the Superior
Court 10 aljudge the land as necessary TO
he Grand Trunk and succeeded in hav-
,g n. New Haven's permit to start build
tg operations held up by the Woonsockst
.y officials. a hearing on the question Of
4 PRELIMINARY Injunction will be held on
My =.
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sTORAGE NOTICES.

LEFTY GRACE AND WAREHOUSE
o. iarr i. 40 ana - Yves, Gath street;
Ms I-a W. H0rf. Mrs. 70. Van Z1n1t,
- a. ]. e.r.r. Mrs =. Harrison. Mrs.
an Nae< end L-lTig Bauman and Com
~. q IT. Iss., -r. J.. e.. Menar6. George r.
~ Afs .raz Harper, George j.. AJmforc'
81 T. q. Johns j. q. ]. kiIian. Ars. J..
g. E LarEfe ,ow and Annie J.. Cow
Hfl T. Power. You and each Of you are
,ti.-- f.-t tie time Tor the payment
a.ns, .r -lrr -a4 property hereinafter &c
l.ia Azi.rr cE'i-r-. after Que notice thereof
a. .. $50 EllI cause such properly.
h W hoHset.f goods and merchandise. stored
n. ~ q" ID SOUR name 81 the warehouse OF
49, PAM. tI Pei sold q public auction. &C
t-.s ,9 f-s statute 90 such case made ana
b. dt tra auction rooms o. ". ii. Fiat
- 49, ecr. southeast corner 18th street ana
10y Place. New York. CITY commencing
e-...44l JOY -jth. 1911. 90 1890 2. n. ana
.t...ug every TUee18y and "wednesday
{, ~ .i. a. tIe same place on1 hour. until
L. so-s have been SOLD
49, GRACE AND WAREHOl 81
- 81. %. 80 aED Il WFSI Gath ST.
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GIRL TWICE ATTACKS GIRL
Striker, Who Is Fined So, Is Rear
rested and Held in Bail.

Haf an h0u. after she had paid q fine OK
3 in tho T0mJs court yesterday for as
aulear Annie JoseDhs. an employe OF q
snal street leather goods house, whose
Hp.cyes ere on strike. Ida Goldstein, OF
10 - Cherry street. one q the strikers
vas arraieueI before Magistrate Herman
co second and similar charge.
According t9 patro'man Golden, Of the
ltolarl street station, Miss Goldstein,
"a orc o. tuY other strikers, met Miss
'''sphs 90 Broadway and Leonard street.
'.4eksd Der and tore Ter hat Golden ar
'sisd The three girls and marched them
'tek % the Tom5s court. This time the
-lgsi-a'e v.e moro severe with the Cold
Nsn g.rl holding her ln go bail for ex-
Sanatou next Monday.
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oas w. IZrd ST.

- a,fess ,.-ich the above described property -
- H. SD. b Eight Thousand Three Hundred ana
t.ort,.-one and $500 Dollars 's..34 l5ol. VIII
i..-ss+ thereon iron. The 18th day - June 1911,
.I,otrer With costs end allowance amounting 70
ssSs ~ with interest from June 2sth' Ill 70
gDfbe~ with the expenses or the SAFE. ~ az
-, vf.rate amount OF the taxes. assessments ai!a
.@st@~ rates or other liens, which are 70 DN al
iocyes to the purchaser out % the IoTchiSe
.,o1rev OF usid h. the Referee. is Sls5'S ana
1900 ,-.vv York July iOth. 1911
JANEg r. WILLIAMSON. Referee
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

Butler VALET, TSEFUL.-German; thor
oughly experienced very willing; years
excellent references; wages. $40 10 500 city
or country. Industrial Association Employ
nlent Agency, II West aga st. Phone, $40
Bryant.
COT'PLE-Swiss, wife cook first class IN al.
branches; man. butler, valet, useful; botn
thoroughly experienced: four years excellent
references; country preferred. Industrial As
ISOLATION Employment Agency II west 40
Phone. 5210 Bryant.
JAPANESE COUPLE--Man good cook; wife
-ehambermaid Swedish, and good sewer take
entire charge Of family: CITY or country; good
references. japanese. PIC East Slst 81
USEFUL MAN-German; good all around;
horses lawns etc; good references: S25.
Wilson'S Agency. 141 East 57th St: tel. 2224
Plaza.
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Female.
EendIe.
A WOMAN Of refinement desires position as as

A WOMAN Of refinement desires position as as
sistant In household. Addres: D. E. Tribune
Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway.
COOK-IRISH; competent on bread and des-
serts: $50: good references wilson
Agency. l41 East 9th st; tel ZZ23 Para.
SE-WORE-Swedish: competent relable
o0rd references; city or country, S25 VII
sons Agency. al East 57th ST; tel 222i
Plaza.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; good plain cook;
c,.upctcnt reliable: good references; go
Wilson'S agency, IA East 57th st; tel 2224
Plaza.
I IT-%DREss - Swedish; excellent on shirts
and fine linen best OF references W;
UiIs6n's Agency, 141 East 9th St; tel 1924
Plaza.
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SARAIOGA SPRINGS

New York States Mineral Spring Reservation.
send To-day for illustrated Book.
Room No 30. The Arcade. Saratoga Springs. N. Y.
EOKI.EYS Elevation 1000 feet. hotels. cot
tages; heart Of Adirontacks, overlooking 200, 600
az res OF forest: 100 Mt leaks. most beautiful
lakes IA world: booklet. John 4. Ccie Lake Pleas
ant. Hamilton Co. NY. (N.Y. once. li22 B'wayD
ROCKWOOD-IN-T HE-PINES. CAIRO ". y
Beautifully situated. highest elevation and
most beautiful resort In The Catskil Mountains
accommodates 80. Rates s. up. Write for
booklet MONT MILLER. Prop. and Manager
KTsKATOM RETREAT HOUSE. KISKATOM
Catskill Nountains.-Newly furnished and rem
ov3ted. all modern Improvements. beautifully
situated. Table supplied from farm. Booke on APP
plication Rates 80 upward. James u. Mcdonald
THE GRANT HOUsB-Under same manage
ment. Modern suites with private baths. Re
euced rates for June. Guests entitled 10 all pryi-
leges OF the Stamford Country Club Golf Course.
John r. Grant. Owner and Prop. Stamford. NY
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WORK WANTED
Male.

Male.
FTECTIVE-Bonded, seeks work by day or
week: city, country. Bean, 392 Tompkins
ave: tel. 1896 Bedford. Brooklyn
REAL BsTATE.-Experience man wants man
agement OF property: can furnish bond; best
references; money gazing results. Box 25, 1915
30 ave.
YOUNG MAN, "a, bright Intelligent and very
accurate az figures, desires position. Ad-
dress Competent Box 60 Tribune Ofiice.
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BOYS.

BOYS.
TREASURE CHEST full Of hundreds Of
dollars in hard cash! The TRAIL. of Il, any
wide-awake boy can follow. Don't worry any
longer where 10 get real money OF whatever
article you want. Come TO US and get It,
Parents investigate!-for this selt-same ROAD
mas led many boy 20 bank account Come
with Your boy X you choose. Come carly 10
the nearest address
NEW YORK OFFICES:
Main Office, 10 Frankfort street
Branch Office. 22go Eighth avenue.
Branch Office. SOC willis avenue.
Branch Office y. y. cor fifth 81. and 30 ave,
Bronx
Branch ONCE. 273l Broadway.
branch Office. 1925 ST. Nicholas avenue
branch ONCE. y. T.. cor. Saith st. & Sd ave.
Branch Office. 1777 Broadway
Branch Office, 800 West 145th street.
BROOKLYN OFFICES:
Branch once, Rogers ave, ne. cor. Bergen ST.
Branch Office. 4lS Nostrand avenue.
Branch Once rs Jamaica avenue.
Branch Oflcc. 1868 Broadway.
Branch Office, 1850 Myrtle avenue
Branch Office 4605 Fifth avenue.
Branch Office 7217 Third avenue.
Branch Office 716 Fifth avenue
Branch Office 2S2 Albany avenue.
Branch ONCE 145 Park avenue.
Branch Office, 1872 Cortelyou road.
Branch Office, 843 Fifth avenue.
Branch Office, us Alnslie street.
Branch Office Ills Bath avenue
Branch Office 1872 Bedford avenue.
Branch Office 70S Flatbush avenue.
Branch Office 1867 Myrtle avenue.
Branch ONCE, iT44 Fulton street.
Branch Once 1913 Third avenue.
Branch Once. 40 Rose street
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REsORIs.
AA.n Aa nl.CHRTA y

"MOUNTAIN AND LAKE RESORTS"
the Lackawanna Summer Book, VIII nelp you
plan the best vacation you ever had. You can
get free copy at any OF tho d.. ia q w.
fickaf nnlceA.
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Female.

TRAINED NURSE desires position with semi
invalid lady; would travel; be generally use
ful IN home; moderate salary; references
" c.. Tribune Uptown once, 1854 BroadWsy'
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; LOST BANK6OOKS.


y, l.tD.k SO. 11n.45D Sear-I's BanE
ss-a.'itss % end - wall r.. New YORK
D. sioprt- and earcella-ioa applied 10Y.
- isiu-l to usuk
5,A,lsooK So 557.sJO OF The Url0n Dime
n Bank ls missing Any person hay-
ii,s.s,, -ei.- f9 % r. hereby called upon 20
-, tas came within ten dars or submit
,t,s i,..s sail Issz.o0k cancelled and 2 new
| Ger. eIyLl-H. -BSnk5Ook 30. COZ. go u tho
III ~. s-'.ass BANK 90 TIE city q New
.@H IN. 4'- afe. and ian g.. issued y
ra.,- =. ter AlI persons are cautioned
~ -, s'l-'.ug tls same. u rot returned 70
49, =. ile Oh day % August, iJIls
b, ,sstkhooI $50. 2.0l2 a Dry Dock saw
"a So -;i-ioa Any person having claims
sas - 4. Sl9t 81 called UPON % present nc
es Mn tank within thirty Gays, Or the sall
~ 49, care. cancelled and eEtllguis1tl
XIV, Gre ISSUED il lieu thereof.
az. So. AZ - % me Union Dime Saw
tss t. . missing Any person having a
rs ~ ~ hereby called upon ~ pre- sent ths
.ss.o-l 100 -sfs .r fD uiit o. hetl1b satD
llN,e, e- ana new orc iss1ed-
ss-,tsC,yA sc 20 s45 of ne nion Dime Saw
.kE f's !, missing Any person haYliis
sSs ~ hereby called upon ~ yfestht W
lk.s5rrs GAYS or submit ~ L4flns '@--
= f.ru frr4
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1873 ST. ('Tay.rs)
24O" Str,ef

The apDro1lmatt. amount Of the lien or
chzrgc 10 sati-fv which The above described
properly d. 90 D. sold. g. Two thousand seven
hundred and Gfty-fJur ana l9-lnD dollars
ts2154ITt with interest thereon from &sy
20. 1911, together with c2sis aud allow anre
amounting 10 two hundred AMI FOUR AMI
~ -IOO dollars ts-0G 81. With Interest from
MAY -. 1917. together With the expenses o.
the sale. IN, approximate amount OF the
ta1es asss ssiaerts and water rates. or other
liens which are to De ALLOW % 10 tho pur-
chsser out o. the purchase money. OF paid ~
the Referee. is one thousand one hundred and
siXty-ioGr aud s--iJO dollars kllDAy-j and
Interest
Dated New York. June ecth. 1911
AIDIpu 81 EEN. Naferee.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Toreigs Tesshsss Agency
Supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Govern.
ssses Etc. 70 Colleges. schools and Yami,isx
Apply % 2ra YOUSG-FULTON
- Union SauAra
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COUNTRY BOARD.

800 49, ItEM NEAR VILLAG.
~kSEl. p.oS4-dults Gerf1cs only 4 Va"
Aasi Dur1eIn. X. Z.
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GARRETT CLEANING.

- eoer CARPET CLEANING. co.--c'issn'
III EGA4i essfc all. sfelrl. hand or OF roor
~ IL as. Al Eas; SSH a. coz =
w., &c ia2-2srh
:. idsx. CARPET CLREEISc WORKS
'isE p,,-sL largest. Most Modern. .,-.,a
., f.ssssessy, sssSl.ff. go - ciTcgIsr
BrYarf 4ST -lz9 West E3-a =
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DETE,s UpAD I'M,
The COLUMBIAN

I 900 ISLAND PARK. 81. Lawrence River.
y Y.-The best located ana most attractive
hotel among the Thousand Islands: excellent
cuisine Orchestra and all anusements Now
nn.-r rnnklHt J. 4. JOHNSON Prnn
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LAWYER RS.

JIHYs A GRAY. COUNSELLOR Ar LAW
rooms l.cZ1-ioe3. Asrbridgs Bandins, ~
BIy.dNax. cornss 2Aih At
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INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes-CitY.

For Both Sexes-City.
THE BYnIiTZ SCHOOL OF IANGCAGEA
MADISON SQUARE GI22 BROADWAY.
Harlem Branch. 3i3 Len0r Ave. near I2Tth -.
Brooklyn Branch 2ls-22o Livingstoa 81
Schools oDen all the year.
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BLOCK STAND. K. !.
Metz HTeeio Hofel

Capacity 300; ideal summer resort: mid
ocean; surf bathing: fishing An hours from
Grand Central Station. via steamer from Ston-
ington. Conn. Booklet
HYGErA HOTEL co.
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ADOLPH STERN. Referee.

ADVERTISEMENT and SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received a. their Uptown ONE
No. 1914 Broadway. LetHeen osih an titE Eis
VIII . e'e!ccE =. "a
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CATARACT HOUSE,
RHODE ISLAND.

En- mar Enusa stroudsburK Pa. Member I. A.
ts"o' "Ssoo, A. Own EARN products: spacious
garage: first class service. II. n. FULLER.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-30
No. 2--sugar She'll & Butter Knife

OF course these two pieces not of solid silver
Neither are they silver plated Rather they are
made of the same metal throughout, and SO large
proportion of this metal is silver that it looks and
exactly like solid silver In fact it will never
wear out, and being harder than pure silver it will
wear much longer Both sugar Shell and butter
knife of most beautiful design and buffed to
polish equal to the finest stirling silver.
The two pieces are sent free for 81 on subscrip-
tion and l0c additional. The price is sold outright
is ST.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-30
No. GA Superb Carving Set

To the housewife who chooses quality and dur
ability rather than lashy appearance, this set will
come as a delightful surprise. Itconsists of three
pieces, carving knife, fork, and an emery Sharp
ener. The knife has AN eight inch blade, scmtar
shaped with swedged back. The fork has spring
steel guard and the shapener also has steel guards
on the handle. Knife and fork are made of superior
warranted steel, and all have polished ebonized han
dies The fact is that no one has any need of any
better carving set than this.
1t is sent free to every person who sends So to
apply on subscription to the Journal and Csc addi-
tional 1t can be sold outright in which case the
price is $l.75.
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The searchlight., 1911-11-10
NEW TROLLEY LINE BEGUN.
Citizens Of kaIispeii Celebrate sreak.
ing OF the First Ground.

Kalispell.-An appropriate celebra.
tion attended the beginning OF actual
construction operations on the Flat.
head Interurban electric line. contract
having been let to l.. l.. Davis and J..
A. Roe and others for the first section.
which commences at the Flathead
county fair grounds adjoining the city
and extends northwesteily toward
Whitefish through the rich farming
sections OF saltwater and Spring
Creek.
The line will ultimately be projected
southwark to Flathead Lake and Big
fork and will probably tap the famous
agricultural region east OF the Flat
head river. Only a smal portion OF
the $4,000 bond subscription prom.
Used remains to be raised. Farmers
along the route proffer substantial
support and liberal subscriptions TO
the bonds continue to come In.
The searchlight., 1911-11-10
NEWS OF MONTANA |
Important happenings Of the
Week Briefly Told.
EMPoWEAED TO BUILD DAMS,
Power Project In Montana Sanctioned
by the Government.

Billings.-Notice of the granting to
j. p. Bouscaren. a civil engineer of
Columbus. by the secretary of agri.
culture, of permission to erect dams
in the saltwater country for power
purposes. has been received by Super.
visor Smith Of the Beartooth forest re-
serve. According to the permit the
engineer may place dams across the
upper saltwater river and woodbine
creek for the purpose Of generating
electric power.
The water will be taken from the
river at point above woodbine falls
and conducted i'm four 4Sinch pipes
one-half mile to the power plant The
drop in this distance is 500 feet. Two
24-inch pipes will carry the water from
woodbine creek TO the plant. the de.
scent In an approximate half mile dis
tance being 1.200 feet. IL is estimated
that IL, 900 horsepower can be generat-
ed by the combined force of these
streams.
II is set forth in the report that the
only market. likely to be secured.
would be that from some electric line
company. and II is expected IL will fur.
nish power for road from Columbus
to Cooke City. This line has long
been talked of.
The searchlight., 1911-11-10
MILK RIVER PROJECT ASSURED.
25o,o00 Acres In Montana May BE lrrl.
gated From ST. Mary's Lake.

Chinook.-The Milk river irrigation
project was discussed at public
meeting here. Among those who
spoke were Supervising Engineer Saw
age, Congressman Pray, State Senator
Everett and Professor Shaw. the well.
known expert on dry farming. Each
speaker urged those interested to sign
the contracts. Engineer Savage said
the cost an acre would be about $40.
and there are something like 250. 900
acres which would come under the
project. There is now in the United
States treasury 100000 available
for this project.
st. Mary's lake from which the
water Is to be taken has one OF the
best water supplies In the world. The
canal when completed will be twenty.
eight miles long and will empty ST.
Mary's water into Milk river. which
will furnish water for irrigation pur.
poses for thousands OF people. The
meeting was a great success and II
is thought the project is assured.
The searchlight., 1911-11-10

] met n man whose brow was sad;
Twas In the outskirts OF the town:
He said: 1T didn't Jolt no bad
The last time that I tumbled down.
I've wired for a new set OF planes
They'll come In four days. at the most,
And then. unless again II rains
I'll madly race from coast to coast"
I met man whose face was grim:
lie stood and looked down at the wreck
With folks congratulating him
That he had not = broken neck.
I've wired for a new piston rod.
He said. and leaned against post
And with n contemplative nod
He madly raced from coast to coast
They made their terms for room and
And made repairs by day and night:
The extra parts they soon had stored
Where they could be secured all right
A swirl. a swoop. n swinging sweep.
More bearings that with oil were dosed:
Some blades and wings piled In heap
They madiy raced from coast to coast
They did not heed the dotted lines
Which showed thom rising o'er tho
range
And gliding high above the pines
They found some parts that they must
change.
I stood and watched for quito a while
year or SOL will not boast;
I timed them for a half n mile
or madiy racing to the coast.
All, little grandchiid on my knee.
Some day when you are old as !.
Your little grandchiid then may sec
A flock of birdmen In the sky.
Tell him his great great great grandpa
BY that same contest was engrossed.
That ] was one OF those who saw
The demon flight from coast to coast
The searchlight., 1911-11-10
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have the right to ask you what had
intended to ask you when the cam
paign was over and We had won. to be
my wife,"
Are you asking me nowr' cried
Miss Stewart ecstatically.
Il would be II II was proper"
TT II proper" she said. blushing d.
vinely.
You don't mean"
You goose!r said the girl. Il don't
love your father or your family"
Here Gormly turned and went into
the drawing room again. When he
came back, which he did not do until
summoned by Miss Stewart herself. he
confronted the blushing pair.
You could not have chosen a truer.
better man than Mr.. Haldane." he
said. "And as for you. Haldane. you
are the luckiest man on earth"
He sighed with envy and regret a.
he spoke.
Il want to do something for you
now" said young Haldane.
well, there 10 one thing you can do
for me-"
what Is thatr'
Il want to see your sister. and i'm.
mediately."
Il will have her here In ten min
utes." answered the young man, tear.
ing himself away from Miss Stewart
without another word.