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New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
TURNS ON VOLKMANN
Cruise Will Testify Against Al
derman. Mott Declares.
PROGRESS IN BRIBERY CASE
Barisch, Who Complained OF
Hold up" the Principal
Witness Yesterday.

David Barisch. who accused Alderman
Michael J. Nolkmann of soliciting an ne
ral fee ~ 500 from him Tor tho renewal
of his license 10 conduct a newsstand NJ
SSH street and Third avenue, was the pr'h-
..paI witness Yesterday az Nolkmanh =
trial In the Criminal Branch ot the su-
rrome Court yolkmaun was indicted on
two counts. one alleging bribery and the
other acceptance Of an Illegal Zee, ho'h
!ssed upon the same transaction
Rs-isch In his testimony supplied part 'i
rfc set Of facts Assistant District Atto'-
nov Mott promised In his opening 10 prove
90 the jury. and which. ne asserted Woud
establish volkmsnn's guilt.
Mr. Mott charged that Bsrisch had gone
% Nolkmann In November. 1910. 10 secure
the aldcrman's consent 10 o renewal OF the
stand license and that Nolkmann said ne
had another man IN mind for the privilege
Bv printed copies of the city ordinances
snd Of tho sldermGnic rules, IL was SHOWN
that the consent Of the alderman or ihe
local board Of tho district was required be-
fore the license could be issued Barlscn
had first obtained the license In December
1909. after Volkmann had been elected. but
before he was sworn In as an alderman.
After Barisch had been turned down Nc
vas called on by q man named Lynch, ne
ssid. d member Of the Michael J. Nolk-
mann Association Later he again saw
yolkmann. and was told by the alderman,
Rsrisch said. that he would have 10 pay
500 for the renewal. He finally compro-
missed on 500 but did not pay the money
at once Instead. he communicated with
Mayor Gaynor. and the matter was taken
,p bv Commissioner OF Accounts Fosdick.
Two OF the Commissioner inspectors
we're on hand with an officer when Barisch
handed 500 in marked money to Edward
Cruise. a son OF former Police captain
Cruise. in Barischs home.
Cruise was arrested and Information
,upplied by him resulted IN the arrest ana
indictment Of Volkmann. Cruise Will tes-
tify. according 10 Mr.. Mott, that on the
nieht he was trapped he was accoSted oy
VoIknann in the associations clubrooms.
''Volkmann said to Cruise" declared MI.
Mott. here Is an application for license
that I want you TO take to Barisch' Dc
liver II 10 him and he will give YOU S-oo
Get the money and bring IL back 10 me.
lie also announced that he would sho"
that Volkmann said 10 the policeman VINO
arrested him: Il expected this. but the
Jew who thought himself so smart VIII not
get that stand after all
Baritch will be cross-eXamined to-day ny
Nirabeau L. Towns. counsel for Volkmann
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
MECHANICS LIENS.

J3sTH ST. I03 West. VI Ahh5rs Son,
tor Lublinor and Annie LubiiEer. owner, ",
contractors. 1855 81. r.
KELLY ST, s47 10 sei. Morris wolsns.,
sgt BcllstOnc Realty %, owner. John p,.ss
owner and contractor: Sl.l3l "a.
MADISON AVE. N Q cor u GGih Il ,0o,-.
william. Eckenfeidier at Parky.ev Co. ~.
(renewaD. S6S3l -. "T-
VALENTINE AVE, n ., cor oi i7sth I. "a j,
x6l2 Bushmiller 90 agt Irvine Realty n. -
Bronx Borough Bank and Belstone RsalS III
owners. John Randall owner and oontfs,,;.
81. t75
BELMoNT AyE. "a o3lr q lIe,h st. ~,
llolll. sia5sard PiHmbinS 79Lgly 90 as ss,,
Murray. contractor. sl.5soS S !
ST NICHOLAS AVE . 8 20 q ., iis,,
lOOKlCo: Joseph y Frietisufer az, Tsco-rs ~.
strIotlon 90. owner conn Brothers 4 ss.,,,''
contractors. s2io
JACKSON ST - .lnd Il: Teddy Coano,i, -
Church of - Mary owner Walsh CO. ~,
tractor. $3.50 % ~
LEWIS ST. q. I37 {, ot Delaney ., r,
1IOi 10. Philip Silvcrman ar Flora Wsrl.
owner: Louis Freibauro. contractor tA
EOWFRY %. Eue- Manufacturing ca a.,
Marjorie n Blyth. owner and rgntrsc,or 81
BROADWAY. Columbus Circle ssh . =,
Sth ave whole bloDk, Michael carney aE "
lam K Hearst owner u Hilers o0n,rs-.-
S39i %.
l52D ST. g. lot 3e0. map of village II NJ.
rose South. 25xl15.2. Nathan Passnsn az, L,,.
/ fellow Realty Corporation, owner and oontrsSt.
ST 2OD -.
2eTIT IT. 20 West. John r Schei.r sEt .sr,
/ ~ George - Hastings. owner Edgar Per,
. lehman. lessees, Edgar Lehman, conuarz.
+ 81 2ss
Ie2D ST. e95 20 200 East: Hahn & ORR,
agf Nelr0sc Building 60. owner. United Psirri
| and Decorating %. contractor: St5 -.
l34TH ST. go Fast. Wo't Ge'bani ag o,
Hundred and Thirtv-Fou-th street 90. c-r,
! and contractor; Herman Knepper. contrse,e
I 500
! GOTH ST. iOi East. Freeman Bloodgcod. y 4
/ al agt Park Avenue Holding 90, owner; hseT
! " Boyd, contractor, Sl-1.
! ls3D ST. S. n7 II y = Wash'ngton a.
/ i75NlOO: Anton Larsen & Son ast Irvine Rear
/ -. Beistouc Realty Co and Bronx boroun
! Bank. owners. John Kendall. contractor; $40
/ VALENTINE AVE. n o cor - i7sth s. -
rso2. Kelly st E. 13 q ~. interyas a.
/ C5ovTOO Anton Larsen az, Irvine Really {,
/ BaIst-n Realty Co. Bronx Boroy Oh Bank Eis.
| beth place. Adolph Kross. carrie MAYER. N.
/ wood Reaitv 90 and Longvale ,on:t1ietion Q
| owners. John Kendall, contractor. S7c'.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19

Throg'. Neck: Bruce Brown Land ,GresS. 40 @ 1855
"srd T Jackman; Jan l6: 500; "
DIST 81. Brooklyn ,tne
LoNGFELLow AVE- 1853, 25slo9s;7 25ss7 GsSG'tJi s1So; Jan
=, Lsveie to julia Golden on,s @
~ slO: address. Ole linton ave o IRE
MGRAW. AVE. 3u It: save aye Se ave. being
mont ave. t.S: gore. bounded by 5n s.tate. not
@ @,nst part OF lot 100. map of McGrs,SS HENDERSON 20
,ahrn TOT fremont ave. Harris "5arosa 1891
william Ostrow; May T. 1908; 81 a"'''''
Clinton ave. 900.
ST MARY's AVE. Q cor Central ave- George
veIhsm We Park partition; sept ~ Ian Ian G: $50;
W Newgass. ref. 10 jos Michel; ia" -
aadress. l'3 Hooper st. Brooklyn ,o.tno.
,sTEBBINS AVE. ioii and lol6. :. sioo;
FRANK Baker 10 Oscar Seilnacht. Jan -
address, NJ Fast i6lst ~. -, =
TTNToN AVE. 8 l54.5 II Of 1891 81, oiio III .
xl30' Julia Golden to Catharlne 60 Long
mtg $1,000; Jan II; 500; address. 100 '''
fellow ave.
TIEBOUT AVE. cor isOth n. lVVH-,,, V,,1ig
Thornton Brothers Co 10 Roslna X GogeI "5t :
ZOO; all liens. Jan 49, 800; address
East '62d ST
Robert Davis to Emma l. Davis Cmtg sS'T277 ',no7
one -haf right title and interest: Feb D. 1871
81: address, 40 Dawson ST.
WEEKS AVE. 1866. 2Ox95. Katie Levy ~ rln a,
70 Gustav Galiam tmtg $1,000; all heiS' ''''
II; 800: address. 247 Mulberry 81.
WEEKS AVE. 1858. 20xa5: Katie Levy 81 a, a,
TO Van Schaick Realty 60 (mtg SI;oNl' d"
Hens Jan II; 800. address. 100 Broadway
- L..
lO22 to W Butternut - 25.5 si.u' Nip|..
Dc Allison TO George " Allison. trustee wv
Is; 81; address. 1920 walton ave.
WALTON AVE. =. ~ sxi17.6x irreg: same
| 20 same; c; Oct S. 81
WALTON AVE " 5. 25x1Oo; same 20 same
q r., Oct rs. 81.
WALTON AVE. IG5th st, 7o.5Nlgnh
irreg; same 20 same; all title. q c; Oct II; Hl'
address. l02o Walton ave.
WEBSTER AVE. q =, l5Ox1O5x irreg: George
Bechman 20 John rully: Jan II; 800; address
1903 Union ave.
1S4TH ST. 1919 East 24S1o6; Robert DAVIS
10 Emma l. Davis tmtg 5000. FEB ., 1901
81. address, 40 Dawson 81.
1iTTH ST. Q =. SO Il n of Robbins ave.
"IGN7R; Max Cohen 10 Guile & Co; all liens
Jan II; 800: address, 81 East 135th ST
14sTH ST, 8s9 East. 2s8K129r irreg: James
r Barry TO Lizzie g Bowen; c; June ~
1910; 81, address. 322 West lljth ST.
14sTH ST. s 1913 # OF Cour'land'
ave, I2.GXl0G.8; Robert Davis 10 Emma J.
| Davis; onc-half part: C; Feb ., 1907 VI
address. no Dawson st
1JOTH ST. n s. 053 II Q Of Morris ave. 75X
! llS.5; Warren Leslie. ref. 10 Nincenzo La
| Porta; Jan II; 200; address, $50 Motifs
eve.
2flST ST, $. 100 It Of Katonah ave, @5S
I 100; Charles II Zumbuehl 20 Charles T Desh'
! Ter; Jan 10, 500: address. 207 West 56th 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
NOW OWNS DOWNTOWN BLOCK FRONT
w. Wooworth Adds to His Broadway Site by Buying p|ot
at Northwest Corner Of Barclay Street.
SALE OF AN EAST 41ST ST. HOUSE III IHt bROOk Cloo

was dismissed yesterday by Judge OGor-
man with costs 10 the city. Elmer u
Coulter was the attorney for the plainnh'
Assistant Corporation Counsel Eugene Fay
represented the city.
In tho course OF the trial Of the suit Ed
ward II. Gilbert, appearing as an expert
for the city, testified that lots 25Xl0O feet
on the south side Of the street we're worth
$4,000 each and that on the north side the
lots were worth $1,000 TO $500 more. The
tendency OF values on both sides OF the
street. he said. was upward.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
Bsumgsrten & Co.'S Plans,

An $4,000 lease was negotiated by Will
lam Crukshank's Sons and Frank n.
WALLER They rented for Woodbury. g.
Langdon 10 William Baumgarten & Co. for
twenty y-one yeas No. ;l5 Fifth avenue and
No. East 18th street. forming an Il"
around the southeast corner Of Fifth ave-
nue. and 18th street Mr.. Langdon is to
build fol the less aes q six story and base
ment dreproof building, having a frontage
of IS feet On the avenue and 20 feet in j6th
street. from plans prepared by Trowbridge
& Livingston The building contract has
been awarded 10 William Crawford.
The removal OF this well known firm from
its present location az No. 523 Fifth avenue
Is an event Of much importance, and marks
another step I'm the rapid transformation Of
Fifth avenue adjacent TO 9th street from
what was few years ago the best reslden
tial neighborhooI 10 a retail centre for the
highest class Of business. The Messrs.
Cruikshank about a year ago leased the
corner ~ 55th street and Fifth avenue, be-
longing 90 Mr.. LangAon, to Eugene Glaen-
zer g. Co. art dealers. who have converted
the old Hartman house into one Of the
most attractive art galleries in this city.
A $I25.oc0 West Side transaction was the
sale bv Pease & Eliman for Gertrude r.
Miller of No. $50 West 72d street, five story
American basement dwelling house with an
elevator. on a lot 24yl022 feet, 10 a buyer
who will occupy. The purchaser is under
s ood TO he George W. Cook The house is
one Of the finest on the West Side. II
faces Riverside Drive and commands an
extensive view along that thoroughrare.
Mrs. Miller acquired The property about six
wears ago and completely remodelled the
structure
Plans have been FLED for a two story
bank building to be erected at Nos 49 and
81 West 23d street for the Mutual Bank. Of
which Charles IL. Sackett is president. The
bank r. now located at No. ~ West 32d
street
The new building VIII have frontage Of
AS feet and Il depth OF 9S.9 feet 1t VIII
be built in the old Colonial style of archl-
lecture, with a facade OF brick and lime
stone. ornamented with two massive ionic
columns reaching 10 the top OF the struCt.
Urc John Barber the architect has placed
the cost at 10000
For many years the bank was located at
the northeast corner Of sd street and
Broadway That site Is part Of the block
front on which viii stand the proposed
NcAlpin Hotel
Plans have also been fled for making
over the five story furniture house IN the
east side Of Third avenue % feet north OF
5gth street. into moving picture house, ~
a cost of 5000 W. Bourke Cochran Is the
owner. The l.. e. Horn Sons arc the
architcctJ.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
AMONG THE REALTY BROKERS.

LOring Delano IS now manager Of the
mortgage department Of the cross & Brown
Company.
recently purchased a large plot in 26th
street. between sixth and Seventh avenues.
has moved It's office 10 the ST. James Build
ing. Broadway and 3th street.
The recently reported sale Of Nos. is and
IG0 West 18th street is denied by Simon
Fink owner Of the property.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
carnasIe Trust GO to Celia R M.reu,. :.

Carnegie Trust CO 10 Celia r Nsrer.. a,
Same 10 same; 81.
Jacob =. simon 10 State Bank. 81
- 100 '1''t
James II. Brewster ct al to chrini,, >.
pOld 81 900 D.
Lawyers Mortgage co to George w x..
SOS 900. |'faf
Mercantile Trust co to stewar. Ya0,.
$500 'f9ts
Richard W Underhil 10 Henrieua r.
hill. $4,000. 'Nk,
Hettie - Carter 10 Frank VI Morga,. a.
Title Guarantee and Trust co 10 P,,,,l.St
King. 10000 "sH !
Anna Schweiterlng 10 William 2 =
81 600. %
Joseph Rubsno 10 Colonial Bank: 4,
Katharine Ackcr 10 George ST.,
81 500 ~
celia " Marcus 10 Della Q Lew. q,
state Bank 10 Meyer Jarmuiog skv. q,
Thomas Le Boutililrr % Clemsp, -
tllier; $4,000 s'>
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
TO EXAMINE ASSESSMENTS.

The governors Of the Real Estate Board
OF Brokers have adopted unanimously n re-
port OF a special committee appointed 10
analyze the increase in the city's valuation
Of real estate for purposes OF taxation in
1911. DepIorable effects on the realty mar
ket and building operations, with conse-
ouent lower wages IN the building trades,
are predicted.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address ot lenders att'rnel
JANUARY IS.
MASHATTAN


UI'DsOS ST 80 3 sty brk 290 to ! party
wall 90 ixsO: Mch 3. 1905: BENJAMIN p Davis
20 OliNe " Thomas. $500 attorney Tito
Guarantee and Trust Co. l76 broadway
7TH AVE 3l6 and 3lS. stv brk. i46x3py
irr.g. Nov 1 1910: Frederick Michel 70 the Firm
Avenue Bank: $4,000 attorney Nlilam orr,
81 Chambers -.
2DTH ST ~ West, II sty brk, 92N23; Nov {,
1909. Everett Jacobs 10 Mortgage and Sc
curty Co. $4,000 address, no broadway
20TTI ST. ~ and ~ West. II sty brk, P2N57 !.
oct "a 1909, Holland Holding co 20 Maunsell
and Isabella VI Van Rensselaer, and Caroline VI
v " Hillhouse. $50 01o; attorneys. DAILY, Hoyt
4 Mason. - william St
18th ST. 40 ~. ~ and ~ West. II sly brk
02 To G. ! II blk l07 sN92NlDiN Dec >. 1909;
Fabian Construction 90 to state Realty and
Mortgage GO. slf50Oo. address, IL Pine r.
SAME PROPERTY; Dec .. 1909. same 20
same. $4,000
arH ST, - West g2y25 Mch 7. 1909, Mary
4 Neisse 10 the Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
S3i 900. address. l76 broadway.
2oTu sr. 80 West. ~ sty urll o2zs5. Dec
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

NORTHERN AVE. u cor lS'st 81; Ggsz,
tee 81 co agt Codae Realty Co - al; Jan
1911. 500.
1f5TH ST, n 8, 3o5 r. " u BroidTay: I',s
osserman agt Alcazar Realty 90 et az Nay 7
1910 tby bond: S22s9.
oTtI AVE, s o cor ,2d st. Rock Plaster ~
"a agt louis Brennsr et al, Nov :, 1870 VS.
SAME PROPERTY. Theodore e WOOD &
Youfs Rrenner 81 al. Nov - 1910, Sll3.
eth ST. 331 West. Berger & son agt Rorr
Catholic church " - COLOMBIA q a.. Dee .
iaIn INV roudl. S2lS.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
AsToR ESTATE LOSES SUIT.

suit involving twelve pieces OF real
estate at No. l6 to IS West 'ith street, be-
tween Astor Court and Broadway which
was brought by John Jacob Astor and
others against the city, claiming reduc-
ton Of 100000 In tho 1910 TAX assessment
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lessee
IANI-APN 1S

9TH AVE. 229: n cor of Gath st; south store
and part basement: Thomas Lynch 70 James }
Mcgowan: 10 yrs from Sept !. 1910; $500. ad-
dress. go 9th
14TH ST. COS East; store and cellar and four
Ectstein Brewing co: 8 yrs from May /. 1911
$3.50: address. Monroe RI Castleton Corners.
Staten Island.
lander TO JossJh Armiento. 3 yrs mos from
Oct !. 1909: s420
SAME PROPERTY: store; also rooms IN rear
and above store; Clyde and Mary NJ Sheuer-
mann 10 Max Idf'ander; 3 yrs from Oct !. l9v5,
1912. address. 4s3 East 1s9th 81.
16aTH ST. $50 East; west store: 50 me ,o 20
Domnck Martino: yrs from oct /, 1909: 1896
address $50 East l69th 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
JNFURNIsHeo APARTMENTS.
wAsHISGTON HEIGHTS.

JUST COMPLETED.-THE EtNGLANp. 52l
West lsIth 81 New subway station. lolst -
and ~. Nicholas eve. Where you have plenty
apartments, with all the very latest improve.
meuts. parquct floors; connecting bed rooms
with separate lavatory. These apartments
should be seen 10 be appreciated Rents mod
crate. 4. and rooms and baths owner on
premises. Phone 55is Audubon
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
SPACE LEASED FOR 100000.

N& /. Hess have leased for the Realty
Holding Company the store ana basement
IN the new building situated at Nos 3,
end West 37th street, 10 F. Schumacher &
Co, dealers IN upholsterles and decorative
fabrics. for a term Of fifteen years, at
rental aggregsting t20o.coo.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
LIS pENOENS.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
JANUARY IS
MANHATTAN

JANUARY IS.
MANHATTAN.
s7n ST 40 and - West. FOR s,y y
hank. "a s19S Q, Mutual Bank, A3 WeH - 8
owner: Barber. p East -',h Fl" H1n''''
'-9'' THE BRONX.
FREMONT AVE. n s. % u y .; Az'ho-
ave- for : sly b-k 'erm'. z95sNs'.l7
Alexander Anderson. 2lI West l@2iN - oNs
Moore a. TandsicdeI iisth 81 an2 80 ave Hoi
.ects. cost, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19

sold for Madeline y ,Iauss'n 90 family frame
dwsllins @ is; bGl;.c on lot 25yi55 feet to ce"' '0'
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE on TO lsl
CITY PROPERTY.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
THE BRONX

-, 30 ~ y, = OH 81 n sty furniture hogy
" tlSurks COCHRAN, 81 Nassau e. owner; "
= e Korn sons. 1910 Broadway ar.hl't'a
cost S'''' THE BRONX.
JEROME AVE. n e cor 1924 s.. 10 r
.,,S,,.sroe,, hail yOxp0. George Huber. itls lt
ave owner: y X Benberg, 2B0 "es, Sa
lessee. " Garviu, 1897 81 ave ar--.te''' '''
81, $50.
10TH ST. 8. 100 n " ot % ave 4Tss.
William l. Shearer e Al ast Etn.! = Nv - -. :
CforecIoslire ~ mtg; attorneys, Lyon a stH-
10TH ST. n s, 100 ft " q 5th ave. osn.
I Rudolf Layman agt LILY NJ "a '"a" F''
tlonD. attorney. r ? Layman
MACY pT. SD: Isabella Wilson agt Has't
IJrpman Construction % et Al tofeci0'.''
mtg,: attorneys Kantrowiz & Esoers.
AyT 4 " : between l5'h and l6fh as,
-. Ieassho'd. Herbert " Lewis ag' brns' "a,
% al foreclosure of mtgli attorneys Na'
Keller. -
i7SrrT ST. :. $50 Z; 4 DaIy sye, Ss
si4. two actions; Adele Herold agi q y si,.' -
Realty Co 6amended foreclosure Of mis'' a''S'
ney, " G. Whaley -,
RIVER AVE. ~ cor l5o'h -, s6.llxles
yahar = NJ Boyajian a-r Lille l. loni,E ="
foreclosure of mtgI. attorney ii.ar
a6TH ST. s.. - II " ot ist ave :5Ss., 49,
Peter Donald sgt Julius Braun - al N''''"
- MTG. attorney, j B NIas.
FOREST AVE, n " 1873 = o. ~. ~
- g5yIuu: Prospect Investing 20 +gt |N' =
K1app e, al foreclosure or mJsl attorney y
Collins.
MADISON AVY, ~ and 80. Thomas : By'li
act John r Williams ct al foreclosure OF nv
attorney ! J Smith.
u7TH ST. n IS. 10 u " o. - ave- -jSi@L
Tsifrr4 Jackson aCt Louisa ha'l'.'s = - .
'amandei action 10 forseloss transfer o' I"
Uenl: attorney 4 stern.
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS
pPOXXw0Op AVE. n y oor 2l5rh 81. ss,g:
Central Mortgage 20 loans N'n'sn5o INV
500.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE or TO LET
CITY PROPERTY.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19

20 NEW STORES AT BROADWAY SUBWAY
station. rents $50 10 Sl5u. 500 apartments .
20 rooms: rents <l5 TO $50. NJ JUST 2O7th
st Rroadwav subway station
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
ALTERATION PLANS.
MANHATTAN

2D AVE :. 90 Il n u seth r, rirh.' r
,bT6ueb 10 10Th 81, 70 a 3 sty furniture foss
w BSurke COCHRAN. 81 Nassau -. o"nft, -, :.
r g Korn sons. 1870 br'aa"'s'
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

RRONNwoOD AVE, n w cor 2l5'h 81 ~, ~.
500
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19

JrRONE AVE. n cor i62d 81. 70
amusement hall. JOx10 George Hleel, ~ s. !, /,
sva owner. x Reinberg, $50 West Sa
lessee. " J Garviu. 33D7 81 ave, architect CO
81 500
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSE

ELRERON, y. J--For sale. lo6 acres wool'a
three minutes station near ocean. =.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-06-23
CLARK AND WILSON TALK
AT DEMOCRATIC MEETING

Harrisburg, Pa, June 17.-Speaker
Champ Clark of the national house
of representatives, and Gov. Woodrow
Wilson, of New Jersey, addressed the
largest Democratic mass meeting held
in Central Pennsylvania in years. The
gathering had been arranged as the
closing event of the meeting to or
ganize the Pennsylvania federation of
Democratic clubs.
Both speakers took present political
conditions as their theme, discussing
the recent Democratic triumphs and
urging renewed efforts in 1912.
Gov. Wilson referred to banking re-
forms and said:
1.-THE plain fact is that the control
of credit is dangerously concentrated
in this country. The money resources
are at the command of those who sub
NIT to the direction and domination
of small groups of capitalists who
wish to keep the economic develop
ment of the country under their own
eye and guidance. The great monop-
oily in this country is the money mo-
nopoly"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-06-23
j. v. BURNS INDICTED
ON KIDNAPPING CHARGE

Indianapolis, June 1.-THE grand
jury having returned indictments to-
day charging Detective William J
Burns with kidnapping, and duplicating
John B. Mcnamara in another alleged
dynamiting plot, County Prosecutor
Frank Baker tonight announced that
he will resume his probe into every
phase of the Mcnamara case with the
empanelling of the July grand jury.
Baker intimated that both trials
would be deferred until after the Nc
Namara brothers and Ortie MECHANICAL
are tried on the charge of dynamiting
the Los Angeles Times
The July grand jury will follow leads
unearthed by the present grand jury
and will investigate any charges, he
said.
Labor Leaders Hopeful.
This announcement has led labor
leaders to hope for indictments against
Walter Drew, attorney for the Erectors
Association; ]. A. G.. Badorf, his as
sistant, and possibly District Attorney
Ford of Angeles in connection with the
alleged kidnapping of Mcnamara. To-
gether with Frank Knox, who drove
the automobile which carried McNa-
mara from the state, these men proba'
bly, will be released on bail, as a re-
suit of the present grand jury's action
in declaring that no violation of the
criminal laws had been found in their
conduct.
In the eight indictments returned by
the grand jury, it is authoritatively
stated that but three persons are in
volved. Detective Burns is charged
with kidnapping Mcnamara. Mcnamara
is charged with conspiracy in dyna,
hitting property of the Peoria & Pekin
railway at Peoria, Ill, in 1910. It is
also said that two of the indictments
charge Mcnamara with having unlaw-
fully stored explosives in Indiana.
1t is stated that the third person in
volved in the indictments is James
Hossick, deputy sheriff of Los An.
geles, who is jointly charged with
Burns with kidnapping.
Governor Marshall expressed himself
as highly pleased with the grand jury 8
report which exonerated him of any
unlawful act in honoring the requisi
ton for McNamara's arrest and extra
dition.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-06-23

her great temple was her chief glory.
The glory Of that which was Thebes
are the ruins of that temple. erected
for the worship Of Ammon. the Unre-
vealed. holder Of the Sceptre OF Power
and the Cross of Love. late the zeus
Of Greece and the Jupiter OF Rome.
What il left Of It is colossal; what It
must have been in It's full magnin-
cence many have sought to imagine:
that which exists Is but q tenth part
Of that which has perished.
The encirclling wall Of raw bricks.
some PARTS Of which are still visible,
enclosed space Of over $50 acres
The frst entrance, from the interior
Of which this photograph was taken. =
about 367 feet wide and about lss
feat In height. It stands before the
larse court shown IN the foreground
On either side Of this are columns;'
then comes the great columned hail.
IL entrance guarded on the right ~ =
stone Pharaoh. In tho inner court
.tands IN obelisk Of Thothmes I The
huge doorways leadings from court T.
court are particularly fne. The tenn
ple Vas one Of the wonders ct The N
cient world