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New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN

FRONT STREET-The Hinton & Bradish
Estates. represented by Gould d Wilkie, have
sold No 2lS Front street running through TO
No l0i South street. adjoining the corner ot
Reclman street The property consists ot
two Ave story buildings ON plot "t'Nl'oN
Irregular
LENOX AVENUE-Lillian g. Johnson has
sold for Joseph J.. Butienweiser the tour
story dwelling house No @53 LenoX avenue
on lot 2oySo feet. between I2lst sni 1"?d
streets
MORTON sTREET-Henry NJ. Fitch has
sold Tor Catharine NJ Burnham TO an in.
vcstor the two hv" story Tat houses nos. 90
and 70 Morton street. On plot 3oX9l feet, near
Bedford street.
ST NICHOLAS AVENUE-Joseph p Day
has sold Tor :. {. skinner TO Mr.. stokes
80 "a St Nicholas, avenue. a four s'ory rf
| li5ih street. The house was 20 have been
offered al auction yesterday by Mr. Day
@4TH STREETS. Rosendorf has sold No:
f5 to & West 24,h s,roet, three four story
buyer is builder who viii erect twelve
story building on the plot
S0TH STREET-Henry d. Winans May
have sold for Louis T. Bach No "A East sou,
street. a four story dwelling. on plot S3N6h-
teeet ~ feet east Of Madison avenue. The
buyer viii occupy.
WEST END AVENUE % Mrs. Adrianna
O'Connor has sold to Franklin Petut No. $50
West End avenue. four story dwelling house
on Plot 1880 feet. Leroy C1ventITiy was
properties al Nos 52s SO and 53i West End
avenue. and now controls plot with a front
age Of - feet on the avenue.
10Th STREET-Ames & Co have rcsoid
, for j Fifcr No 12j West Goth street, q three-
story building on lot 17Xjt2X Irregular 70
Charles Grcschot. owner of No. 12i adjoining.
THIS is the fourth sale cf this property IN less
than month.
>H STREET-Daniel Brdsal & co. have
sold tho property No. 20 West Beth street.
lS.9xl0O feect. to Frederick Aver, Of Boston
GOTH STREET-Loui Cowan sold for Mrs.
Ida Douglass to client No 1@j East 3"th
street n i've story American basement dwell
ing house, on lot 20XlD0 feet. The property
was hell al sS0.00o \ country place al
CRAWFORD. y. T.. was accepted I'm part pay
mCut
THE BRONX.
i3GTU STREET-Charles Monday has sold
No Gl& East 12Gth street fou' story fat
housc. on lot 25X1o0 feet.
15TTH STRIET-kurz & Cren have sold
FOR Thomas Ouisiey 20 ). Bulman No. 423
East lj5th street. a dwelling house, on plot
5OS 100 fcat.
TIFFANY STREET--W. Z. 4 y. I. Brown
have sold for Catherine Marvin a lot, 2Jxl23
feet on tho VS.; side Of Tiffany street, 2l3
feet north Of lG5tH street 20 a buyer for I'm
provcmeni
17oTH STEEET-Rirhard Dickson has sold
for Hannah Bernstein No SOS Last 110th
street, one family house. or lot 19Xllo feet.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
BROOKLYN SALES.

Burril Brothers sold the four story
fat. WIKI store, No 4ge2 Third avenue. on
lot 25xl00 feet. Tor q client. to the EN-
celsior Brewing Company.
Harry NJ. Lewis sold Nos 2i3 and 2i7
East 4th street. near Albemarle Road. two
TWO story brick private dwellings. on lot
lsxl00 feet each. recently completed By the
Homescckers' Improvement Company. also
No G9 Utica avenue. a tw0 story. two
family brick dwelling, for ". j. Birming-
ham
NJ Bennett & Sons sold for Thomas J.
Falls and Thomas J.. Stevenson No. 229
FlatDush avenue, between Dean and Ber-
gen streets, a three story store ana fat
building
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
NEW JERSEY SALES.

Fred s. and Frank B. Ballentine, OF Far
Jlpls. y. j.. have sold their farm on Lam
ington Road. formerly the =. W. Woodrun
Mace. consistinp Of siXty-threc acres. 10
Harry u Barry. The Hotchhss-JoAs
Realty Company negotiated the deal
Dudley r. Power has eold Oldenplace.
the residence Of Raymond y Bennett.
situated on Chestnut Ridge. Bergen
Comfy. ! The properly -ontains
thirty acres
Martin " Galbrsith ras pIrchased
through frank II Taylor for occupancy
.he Queen Anne cottage 80 q Cottage
str.e, sou-h Orange y. ,, on rlot 53xl70
'eet
lanes Hinchhfe of Peterson \. j..
res sold through Cornelius q. Koln IN
Caroline D Weitling n lot, 25xl0o feet IN
pvsdsworth Park Fort Wads~orth. staten
1s.xnd.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
MANHATTAN.


10Th ST. = 100 II " ot Amsterdam ave
for tuo aiy brk tennis. j26ssSv, N'st0r
Holding 20. 302 broadway, owner; : Shs' 90
Unlon square. architect $4,000.
PINEIURST AVE- n cor o. ISpth 81 tor
two ; sty brk tennis 53.6x107.i1x irreg; Solow
Construction Co. I7si Clay ave owner; u
Meyers. Union Square. architect; Sllo"p
TIE BRONX.
TIEBOUT AVE " = 25O1 II Of 1884 ST; six
sty brk dwgs is1xi2 Edmundson Contrac'lrg e
20. George Edmundson 23li Lyon sve, presi-
dent. owner; George Hof. jr. 22l Melrose ave
architect, total cost, $4,000
23sTII ST. s. i45 II Of Verio ave: TWO q
s'y frame dwgs. 2ox35; Wesley Construction 20.
lGI East 56th ST. owner; George w lockwood -
East 2jGth st, ard itect, cost. $4,000.
wEyTCHEsTER AVE. $. 80 T. " Of castle
Hill ave- sty frame storage 2fNlO: Joseph
Mossta,, on premises arch itect and owner; cost
500
SEDGWICK AVE. 6. A5x 18th st six
sly and attic frame dwgs, 2pN3I; William
Tarteli. i02 Dean 81. owner. George II Greioie
?255 Broadway. architect. cost $4,000.
WALNUT ST. W S, 25 Il 3 OF 1920 81; sty
frame she'd % 4x1l2.G: Rafello III Lila. ls7
Hoffman st. owner: Schaefer d Jaeger, 4ol Ire
mont ave. architect; cost, $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
NEW RED BANK BUILDING

The new Eisner Building just completed
and erected on tho principal street OF Red
Bank y. j.. is three stories IN height. The
third floor mas two lodge rooms, one Of
which viii be occupied by My site Brother
hood Lodge 40. q. Free and Accepted
Masons. and IS one OF the finest lodge
rooms IN tne state. The second story has
offices. all modern One-half OF the first
floor is occupied by the f. V. Woolworth
Company Tho other half IS not yet rented
The entrance 10 tho upper floor IS through
revolving door and up Il marble stair
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
TO SELL APARTMENT HOUSE

Tho St Catherine apartment house at
the southeast corner Of Madison avenue
and so street. f. 10 be sold in foreclosure
early next month az tho result Of an action
brought bv the Fort Amsterdam Realty
Company against the 81 Catherine Cor
pora,Ion. The sale viii poe held undor the
direction Of cN-Judse William A Kccncr
as referee Tho house occupies Plot
1o1xi7 feet and is occupied chiefly by pins si-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
MECHANICS LIENS.

JEROME AVE. = = % n n ~ i75th s, COX
100, Watson Contracting Co agt isaac Brown
owner and contra tor. Sls7 -.
JACKSON ST. r cor Front st. 4Oxa5 United
Natelproohng ana Concreting 60 agt 81 Mary
IdrochIl school. owner: i Wash CO. CON
tractor. Si.i2o
RIDGE ST. cor Rivington St Cox, L-on
t'ldman agt Samuel Fleck. owner. Samuel
Edclman. contractor. $50 %.
27TII ST. 5l3 West. C'Arch l. Gates & ca
Guci agt Lawrence CARLY. owner. Michael GIl-
.isrie contractor. Olaf Valley sub Contractor
SlOo
MAIN ST g. 30 Il ~ Orchard st. II Ok
lfo Same eet Samuel Miller. owner and con.
tractor, S233 II.
WEBSTER AVE. 2o22 and 202i Louis I.ait-
man - 1 ugi taryi \ Montgomery. Clement II
Smith and Franklin r burrows. owners: Mont
somcry Securities 60. contractor. $3.50
BROOK AVE. cor 17oth -. g. 7xiOo. III
Frustsln agt Brook Avenue Construction 90
oVu.r and contractor. s3i5
SAME PROPERTY: same aet same 5000
WEBSTER AVE. =. solo n of i7gth =,
orNl0D. MaN l. Rohman aet Csryl \ Mont
gptnctt. owner. Lsitman a R"patzky. contract
1rs 500 80
AMSTERDAM AVE. n " cor Goth 81 l0oX
iun H,l Brothers sEt Frederick g Potter ,rus
ie. Owner. John : k"g1h. Hugh = Collanler
ana Joseph Nctanr. l,ssors. Jane. n Walsh 4
Go. .ortactors si35
VIZ -rEE AVE. 2o2o fo 2o2G Interhorourh
sash ana Door 60 sgt Clara Montgomery. o,,nsr.
Tlitmal /. Neptt1kN. contractors. $500
=, ,HfpfEHN AVE-, % IS cog iNist a.. iOoyino
Kahn 4 Mp'hin 90 ngf 'otnr N"1'fr Go owner
srd contractor 500
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23

The Douglas Robinson. Charles s. Grown
Company has purchased from William H.
pouehortv for Colonel John Jacob Astor
the four story and basement dwelling house
NO. 1S East 65th street. on a plot 22Xlw.o
feet. Through the purchase Colonel Astor
now controls a frontage OF 2l' feet in The
street. This includes the twin houses on
the corner. which ware recently remodelled
and converted into one house. which per-
maps has the greatest frontage on flilh
avenue Of any private home. the frontage
being l25 feet The dwelling house NO
East 65th street. which Colonel Astor IS
having remodelled was leased recently TO
John r. Llvcrmore.
Frederick Aver. OF Boston. has added 70
his holdings in the Pennsylvania station
section by the purchase OF No y West S6th
street. a plot 1S.9xlCO feet. He now controls
a plot Gixloo feet in the street On which a
twelve story building will be erected. Dan
jel Birdsan & Co. We're the brokers in the
transaction.
Louis CoWan sold for Mrs. Ida Douglas
to client No I2J East S9th street five
story American basement dwelling house.
or a lot 2gxloO feet. The property has been
held AT $1,000 \ country place at Crawford,
y. j.. WAS accepted in part payment.
The Hinton q Bradish Estates, repre-
sonted by Gould & Wilkio, have sold No.
2l3 From, street. extending through to No.
JOS south street. adjoining the corner OF
Beekman street The property consists Of
two hye story buildings. OF q plot 2i9xl55X
irregular
Henry NJ Fitch has sold for Catharne NJ.
Burnham TO an inventor The two five story
nathouses Nos. a and 30 Morton street, on
q plot 5oXgl feet. near Bedford street.
Buys Lafayette Street Site.
The Douglas Robinson, Charles :. Brown
Company sold 20 d realty company, which
owns several parcels in the immediate vi
cinity, Nos. 1i6 ana rs Lafayette street and
No II 10 % Howard street forming the
northwest corner of the thoroughfares
mentioned. opposite the new eleven story
building of the American Brass and Copper
Company. II comprises q plot fronting S5.4
feet i'm Howard street ana ll3S feet IN La
fayette street, partly covered with a group
of oid-fashioned dwelling houses. now used
tcr business purposes.
The titlo is held 10y Henrietta G. S Dodd.
Of Mcridou. Conn, and Ann l.. Smith. Sew
eral years ago en operator contracted for
the parcel but did not carry oul the pur-
chase. owing 10 imperfecuons IN Tho title.
which have since been cleared.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
IN TIE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate sales were re-
corded Yesterday al the New York Real
Estate Exchange salesroom. Nos. Il and
70 Nesey street;
By Joseph r. Day.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 72l. q : 29e.s ft ~
145'h 81. l"6Nloo: ana sty dvg adjonrned
20 March -. also
10TH ST. rs and $50 E 100 n Of Pros
pct ave. 72xgj. two sty tcnmts sold 10 Ma sa-
r.t * f'ole.r for 50 I.S
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
BUILDING LOAN cONTRAcTa

BOSTON RID. S. parts Of 10, li4 ma, a.
village OF Morrisans. The Bronx: Wm snr
and Walter r. phelCs lean Hoffman Dcyert.ss
Construction 60 $500
80 AVE. cor 10th So 81. 7.l0Es7e. Ah.,,
Il Hartcorn loans Wendover Bronx co $50 ,s1 Wv
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
COL. AST0R BUYS 65TH STREET HOUSE
Enarqes His Fifth Avenue Holdings by the Purchase OF Dwell
ina Structure East of His Home.
TO ERECT 12-STORY BUILDING ON WEST 18TH ST. SI7

the Westchester Syndicate 20 John Wilson
who viii improve the property with fine
residence
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
vrsTcHesTFR roUsE SOLD.

william T. Morron sold jgo houses No
81 and G.; Robertson avenue 10 George
Archeson. also "a Iot on Eaulc HM for
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

George sprickorhoN sgt Tuchmsn Brothers Con-
s,ruction co: Dec 20. 1910. S231.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN.

! HESTER ST. 27: to a 5 sty brx tenmt Shan
/ cupp & Goldberg. i59 East 72d ST, owners. N
Zpkes, lo3 Park ave. architect: 5000.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
,Nlta name and address os lender attorney
MARCH -
MANHATTA%

ivE "a rdse2. Jul' l. lHn1 'i-o Grsrp
sud '1rr'eio I<to fo ut- Rubin aus ono.
81 "7i storurv. 1iilo InsIrano@ 30 i2i Brood
WA
\ Cels,- yLcoo. aJIicss. 80 East .GtA at.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
LIS pENDENS.

PARK AVE. I0,e 70 1853: three actions
Mutual Life Insurance co OF Nep York az,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

tNtsT -r ~ East Wni 3 Mason ~ IA az,
Amelis Pirk ~ al. March n. l9li $50
cAULpNEi.L AVE. ws Is II Of i6sth :,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
WEsTCHFSTFR COUNTY.

PHfLIPsE MANOR on TIE fJpSooS.
orc mile unobstructed river frontage: 50 "''
eIn residences near completion. AouIE"
PHILTPSE MANOR co:
Ph!lipse Manor. NeN Ycrk
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
LONG ISLAM
BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.
ROROVGU or QUEENS

fa-oIv house la,as, improvements SoVpi
easy terms RALPH GRANT. zoos Jana''
3 ave Union COurse. l.. J.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
IONNFCTICTT. 7.

STANFORD. CONN.--FOR sALL oh h.ss' -.
10 room house: plot iooTloo. ali Nnp.,ss
,,Nn,s. ten minutes from depot: htty nlHu'r,'
from i2d -. chamins location. address u "
NOXON. Box aot stamford ,or.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

GOOD COUNTRY FARM. ovEk - Ash
well drained. containing b-iiilhss -s,ss,
timber: mention nearest Nillas" ano "sa,i,
railroad scc0mmoda prln. .p'S.sv 10y
country Dept. ". n. MOFFlll N"N
60. Madison ave and @+ih :. -,y,rii
,onrnV.ments surrounded D, some grosn.,,
n, saa.hore or country. for salc or ea~, ~. N,
over go minutss IRON New YORK ~ vfco.
cipslr only WH. ". NOFFIFT RIAL
Country Dept. 3i'h 81. and Madison az
I;,RY I,l,;u GROUND. GOOu WAiks,
good neighrorhooi. near l.. y. stftion.
80 miles ~ New work. give fu' fest''p'i''"
RAYIIS. East i2d II
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
LOWER 7O's.

Modern high stoop house. perfect order. Owner
desiring 20 make quick sale. bargain can be Sc
cured.
HENRY y. WINANS & MAY, AGENTS.
749 Fifth Ave. near 18th 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23

TO LET FOR BUSINESS pURposss
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23

" NdsWngtOn, March 2,
ORDERS ISSUED The following orders
have been issued:
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23

FRONT STREET-The Hinton & Bradish
Estates. represented by Gould d Wilkie have
sold No 2lS Front street. running through 70
No lOj South street adjoining the corner Of
ReoNuan street The property consists of
two five story buildings ON plot "t"Nl'oN
Irregular
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-14
HEAVIEST RAINS IN
YEARS FALL IN
FL PAS0
Even Oldest Citizen is Dis
mayed by Downpour OF
Moisture and All Records
Are Broken Since 1881.

~ Paso. TcNat ltuu o. N,cul.
ing To- old timers, uOt sine, fn, rumiut
ol the railroads in lNNl lhI,. decades
ago. has the RAINY season 100 El pa-1
begun 50 carly. Hs the urcHUu one.
inaugutstod by Sundays luI Nuu
DAYS rain. The prc-cn phenomenal
storm breaks tho timo.uuuuru. m.
toorological rccuId As lar m.. l
the memory OF the ~ raso .uD.
carries him April. MaN and Jun. st,
IN III paso been .dty 40 least loo I.O
pluyial SENSE NJ one ol she old ..H.
ever borrowed. stole. owned ca..#
or huisod an umbrella during .
season ut he yea before me midI,
ur lusl puN uf luuc The old fellow.
nlc sal because their sacred. time
honolcd tradition 0i tie drN season s
broken and another landmark is ir
moved before 81 could be stored lu
The haa ucu q. 'hc chamber q. COM
uoIr0 with th, other collection OF th,
old dnNs Wht bias caused This uu
holy chans, aad nroaElng OF pryco
dents some may attribute 10 tu DO,
-toW nIulc of luJrcz tnc rcC'u'
earthquake ir Mexico. the present So
lar d!suu uanco- or again iu The a.n
uuachIug election OF Jhc pros am
th, uuus. Hu' thc tact remains 'hai
DO faincd in El paso IN early Iuu. the
tcaf ~. l'll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-14
Corps of Surveyors and Engin.
eers Already at Work in
Vicinity Of Las Cruces and
Railroad Rumors Many.
TUCSON EXTENSION
BELIEVED ASSURED
Officials Declare That Only
Data is Being Secured in
Order to Give Information
on Cost of Construction.


~ FH'' Texas. Jun" IT, Ih' El
paso n southwestern Railroad com
nan, h,. rp, str,.,,rs i, ,n, p.r5
,uuuin, d, rr.ii,,i,,r, .,,,.... ma, ,l,.
Kio Gr,,,l. .n ,n, dt,,.,t,, ,r L.s
c,p,.. north "a ry p.so
General Manager "A J. simmons
s.,s IL b.. m.r,l, Am rr,.s,ig,,top
MARTY. p,t m. s,,r,,,..,rs v.,.b h., ...
,It. a,,t, am tb. sb,r,.,., ,, IA.
.,I h, .,.t .t ,.p.trY,,,., and
uth,r tn,,t.,. ,npp,.,.d v,,b I,,ld- d-
I'M. u, .,..|rr,.,J H... i.,. ,..i ...,
l...u decided bov. ,.. tu... r.,a .viu n..
.ul.,.I ID d. r.r,rt.I hov,..r.
tD.,t.f. lima. o., ,.. MANN. .,.. ttl..
infant g.,. a.p. .t n.t,, r.t.
tU.r, .. t,.t r. -.1ii..,..t..l
moan. D.. ... ,.,a,. t. .rt., r. ..iI
tr.f 81 .f.. .t......f. ..U,ll f.,-tsl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-14
Proclamation ISSUED by Inter
national Union That All
Meen Employed in Boats OF
-Four Countries to Walk Out
COAL PAssERs' STRIKE
IS FINALLY SETTLED

Somhnmnton Eng June ~ rhc
strike of Tho coal va scrs. which has
been wing up shipping ana lin1' IN
tho ports of Engl0nd tor nearly q
week ca Nc 10 n sudden end this al'ei-
noon when CumprOlie' was ''
lrCrod ali The men consented 10 l''
Wru 80 work at once Tho settle
moui Of the sulkc viii permit q num-
ber of ocean liners Ia leave port at
once.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-14
Closing Sessions of Conference
OF Society on Charities and
Corrections Held in Boston
Today and Tonight
VITAL QUESTIONS ARE
ALL THRESED OUT
Dangerous Diseases Are Per-
mitted TO Flourish in Amer
lea Declares Physician and
Treatments Are Inadequate.

Boston. june ~ -Thr nnal section
meetings cog th, coufercnrc of cnar-
it..s and correction wer, held TODAY.
Sew phases of the question which
have occupied .b, delegates during
thc O..k W,r. tahru up The con-
frru. vl ,,o-, tonigh, wien O. gene
,rl session
Tn, elimination of Judges who arc
opposed tp th, probation aud pnroIe
Nsf,m of treating criminals Was urs-
rd by juds' Charles \. ncCourcy or
,a' t'"etuH .uperlo court b,for' the
D"ntcrru., tpl.N
1No -sopty1l- a probation work"
H|1 Jui2r d. 'ourDt sre Judges
NhH htt. ln Intelligent aud sympa-
th,'i, interest 100 the problem. aud
probation officers nttod hy tempora-
meut ANA training go secure tho ocst
..suIts We need Judges who viii
uot, dl-rr,ult tnr svstcm bv extending
PROBATION 60 persons not ltNcly tu pro-
nt %, ana VINO viii apply IL where.
ever 10 can pr dome with due regard
tn th' protection OF ;hc community
aud Wh,r, tho past history and pres
out disposition oi Tho person inVcsti-
gated iudirat, that ho mis reasonably
hc expected 90 r'form without pun
Nhuon}. oud We need probation oin-
COWS who possess not onlN sympathy
and zral bat knoWlodgr ot human ma
! trre. HD' hrwurgs ana pttleucr. The
u't'yc frIeuds OF probation should IN
| 'ucu., puonr opinion iu the election
and uppuiutwrni of Persons who arc
lHnIe md Ni'ling To- consider proba-
tun ou 10, mr.its
tu 1u Address hefor, the conference
! today. In Frod,ric bicrhou of New
! Yorl, lr.W attention to the great and
increasing gravity 80 N,ucral diseases
/ 1s menace 60 th, puhUc health and
urgtd CHAT measures pc taken g. pre-
| .rut th.Iv spread. AS mr as possible.
! ". presented statistics which show
! 'hHf fDr prostitute Is tho most prolific
/ d.srun OF those diseases Hnd
ur..d chat measures h, employed 90
| provide tHr sanitary supervision OF
/ itn,4 individuals ana '.r their ud,-
IuHt. Treatment hen found after
eou'H,fIou Geo p, Diseased. Bc con-
ltond.t tn.t ru, policy of American
Estates and cltiys of uou-ut .rfrronc,
lhtH.Itp Followed has not proved sue-
D".tul loo diminishing ho prevalence,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-14
RECOGNIZE TRUSTS
AND lEG|SlATE
TO REGULATE
DIVIDENDS
This Is Remedy Proposed by
Judge Grosscup in Address
Before Students of Univer-
sity Of Iowa Today.
SHERMAN ACT IS
SUNKEN MINE. HE SAYS

| ing the sherman a,t "oyou a. now
Interpreted an iu,u..tI,, r.mtdv In
D,. u.t .,ut,.,.,t .f IN ,,.iir,,,
many .,,iu.i p.ror,ti,s tpdp,
pu,r Grn.s.ut, nf IN. t,rIt.a
St6t.. circuit .uurt az lrr,ils r,,-
pns,d in th, commencement address
! n,for. tho Tun,rt,t, of t.v, t,l,,
"A new m,t.od of dealing ...,, ,ru.ts
.ro r.copnIzc combination .,rd m,.
Innpnh .D -um.fhins n...4-,., IA. a.
.aufIrr in. .1v to m, tr.,ud
u,,n. lis. condition q. .r,4ut.ut cor.
/ porui. peu.. at all. reserve. tl, .iaht
To- rrsuIHt. dtId,nd,.t i. tY. r.mrd,
lutg, Gius.puu ait..st.s
! Iuip. Gro4..lt.s di.ru..Iap of the
lr,n,d, .,,D.a.d b. him ..t. pr,fa,.
i,I .b, .p r.,..., .lf IA, sherman mot iu
Vl... Do. Said.
.tH..tu,.t.,i nrio. DO Ni,, lf this
,.It OBJ, sherman .nfi-tru.t a. .v,ls
iu.....d tu h... v.,pon p tr. hlud
L., u.. ..nu nlpprn,d zee ,ansuut,
It.. administration .lt .Na-l.ugtou. t.
Il..I.., .4.U tr..It. muruun..,s and
ul.p.utt..u. t4 h. administrations
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lm.u ..I l. ..u nt,r.r.t.d. H,,.-t
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lu.e .u..u.-. enterprises. ,ausut NOW
lu. h.n .uuIo,Ine w. rrlrIut.I
tp,,ssof, n,.noI. ana ordered o.. r,-
hluilita,s. a~ ti, StaudJrd COS Hud
Tobacco combinations have p.,u or
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Supervision is Needed.

supervision said r. Emory LYON.
superintendent ot the Central Howard
association ot Chicago. in au address
OoiuI, .h, national conference today
o. .H, Nriuo.o of success iu the ld.
niu.sfatIm OF either parole or plu.
HaIipn Th. various states have been
luW Io learn ihi- lesson 10 the luan-
-W9tiOu uf parole laws In some
state. .h' uN mas been merely %
uruus Cd 'ol releasing prisoners uN
iH' fiDtr. 0nio8y, method Nm some
states ul JuWouIuuon has been
M.d. lu. Jl, ,m Iiu, Wpul u' uarul.
oHicp.- boz uu state has there boon 10
.uirgyut mmhey provided
rhr provision tor parole As we'll
as ior b l11tlou sNuulI he nor as o.
rcloa-' from punishment or discip
lin Hgi as substitute Ton imprisoa.
m,Uf When properly administ,IDt.
ia f., bette. calculated tu teach r.r
lesson ul selicuntrol. indu-fi .uu
r-s and persistent enOw ntu w'
..i-uuw,ui
"Nof only shou.I each u
lrou 500 others bur iu..r " U'.
uUol' Doe the widest DunHe.. ..I 'u-
.Voed She dlncrcn. nIfir- and .un
nUnWeaiths lu tl, course 20. -Iu-i.
month the CUuuaI Howard as-ocIa.
lion received u,n uude parole ami
probation uu oult from r0c ins1i"
fDu- It NIuH.-. Huu yisu H1u Nuau.
l. NHrUu-u Michigan Wlaua
uH \.N Nur. Uniform lass in these
] .u.ps would UaNn made ihe tH-A oi
] .|.- li-.nt ..II.u rugh rH.lrF
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IndIana saves pIreliets

IuHHuu- experience s. NOW great
.nuu.H ,o uptnI us to sat That mauE
H,u mG women onelilcrs can hr woe
OuIm,I ru useful lives without iW
u"euuW.r. UE correct UobauouarF
r.uu.u. said Amos " Butler ser
.,lt nt fu, state board OF charities
of indiana 'a an addrtss before thp
.u. HIuUv, .odIf
PIoHsIion and aarolo are often
Used sNuon,muu>h. said the spcaN
pI .phll, Ia Hci authorities and prls.
uu ON .als rJco4nix, distinction
Probation applies 80 oae conditionally
release ot prisoner uom an mstii'r
zion 1u.. thr serving ui sentence has
pcguu
What has been worked ont 500 ono
place ana another as go the best metf.
oi- and practice in tho care of chll'
dr.u f., p.iug appltS to adults who
arc SUBJECTS tor probation
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.T0DAY'S GAMES

National League,
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CONTINUED on pasc ., Column 81
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\nicrican League.

Western tcaeuc.
Denver, - Omaha, =.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-07-20

The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. ]. Bryson died this mornings at $50
O'Clock. The little child had been
sick several months. Funeral SER
vices viii be at the Catholic church
this afternoon at 5 o'clock. Inter-
ment will be In Oakdale cemetery.
Miss Norma Bryson arrived in the
city from Charlotte, having been call
ed here by the death of the infant of
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Y. Bryson.