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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
SMART. BUT NOT COSTLY.

The bags Of rich tapestry and brocades
~ gold cloth and lace or OF fairylike rib
bon flowers. have been 50 costly that the
woman who Is clever at making things Will
welcome the decree that the little taffeta
gowns and suits for spring must have reti-
cules 20 match. These are very simple az
fairs. Just like the ones that always hung
On our grandmother's arms. They are
really nothing more than gathered piece
Of the taffeta with a round or oblong COW
cred cardboard as bottom They can be
made into drawetrings ~ the top or have
tso whalcbones as o stiffen!ng, which will
% away with the drawing up They are
inished a tho top and bottom with fringed
t1iets quilting or box pleating A Narrow
silk fringe all around r. pretty for q reu-
eule not intended 10 be drawn up. Narrow
slk cords are the thing 10 use for draw
strings end q silk tassel makes quaint
lnifh. Ribbon r. not 80 old-timey Or effec-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08

sion and Missionsr' Society OF the Methodist
Episcopal church, $50 5th avs mtg $4,000
ApriI >. sttorne~. LAWYERS Title Insurance and
/ trust 20, IN Broadway.
LOTS I2s and 757 map Gleason property: PEG
pc Trust 60 ~ Bro0Sl'n. trustee 20 caroline
RlNe. n-c - 1911. $500 address. So lafayette
LOT r.. Block 2oi3. Section II. tax map
sno, 30 Monroe ave BronN. April B. $1,000
5ttonev. Title Guarantee and Trust Go. lIf
Brosdvsy
LOT $50 ~ 565 map Section !. yyse estate,
I John Imam to ioan ilarne, as East 1928 -
/ March 20. 500. sttorne,. Title Guarantee and
/ Trust 60. l7S Broadway.
LOT % 20 81 amended man Adee Park Mad
sol Construction 90 70 george McCsuslan. sth
ST. Weehav,keu. n = mtg S49)oI. April :, Sloo,
address. WeehawSon. y J.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD rs. 2Jx irres otto
Bang 70 Helena Bang. - southern. Bou.eTsrd
April 81 sttorney. T Matter, 16i BHsTe ave-
Long Island Crty.
SHERIDAN AVE " cor l69th st, iocSl 20.
Clarke Place, s. 2o5 q u Of Wsl",on T ,o',,iGo
Weeks 81. w +. 100 4 Of l74th 81, SCi0o
Clarke Place So "a q ~ Central ave E z,
Patrick r Gofr 10 Annie Cor, March % FL a.
toinoy, J r Hailimcn. 81 Liberty r. ,oo.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, 1877 IsxlVV.
George ! Ellis 20 David Allan, sr. O44 foH ~
mtg $500. july IS, 1911 500 address, i'4'
Fox ST..
TRINITY AVE. -, rs It n OF I5sth St eoS
Yotk. April 5. $4,000, attorney, Title Insurance
I Co 135 Btoadvav.
TOPPING AVE 1925, l9z92I irreg Minnie
scS,adtz 20 Charles BOYLE 4ol West so ~, :,
Cntc $3.50. April ., $50. ettorhe!' '"7
Guarantee and Trust 90, l76 Broad"aN'
WEEKS AVE. 1852 2Oxa5. Adolph NJ k Is5a
and 5no 10 Ester sadio April 5. 81; address 1903
Lincoln Place, Brooklyn 80
Goth ST ~ $ l75 II OF Martha ave, - NC
Helen OSWALD 70 William Chaplhah! dL 80 60
Yonkers. y mtg 5000 april .; SIC 7H Rroad-
mo- Title 'Guardutoe and Trust CO. 10 D''o1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

FORT WASHINGTON AVE. 1913 70 Sa5. CON,
s1ldated chandelier Co sg, Hsrgcod Resiiy anu
CONSTRUCTION co e. al, Dec -. 1911; s-''lo.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 49,. Robert Grim, IL 90 -.
ast Kinsells Construction Co 81 al FEB o. w.
S2Sf %.
7TH AVE. 2Oe4 to 2c7o. Standard Plumeeiins
60 sgt John Springer Realty 60 Ct a. May
- 1911. 81, 2S7 20
sOTH ST. l75 East Gardiner 4 Dawson sst
Edward Beach - al March :. 1872, sloo.
SAME PROPERTY. & T Corbin. OF Ne"
York. sgt same. Jan .. 1872; $115.
SAME PROPERTY; Sidney Ettinser ast
same: Jan .. 1872. sl9I 81.
SAME PROPERTY; Madison Building % ast
same. Jan 3. 1912: 81, 1856 Of
SAME PROPERTY; James = Hughes GO as'
same Jan 10. 1912. SIS IS
SAME PROPERTY: McNulty Brothers. Inc
ast same, Jan 10 1912. SOD.
SAME PROPERTY: William Henderson sst
same; Jan -, 1912. Sss 60
SAME PROPERTY: J f Murphy Lumber CO
agt same, Jan II. 1912: 500 80.
SAME PROPERTY; Thomas J Byrne 90 as'
same Jan I, lol:; sos %
STARTLING AVE. :. so n q ~ Olmstesd ave
J + Bent5 agt Startling Realty 90; Jan % lelZ'
81 $50.
BATHGATE AVE, p u II n Of ls4th 81
James Ruscisno agt Scalzo Realty Co. nov
q, 1919: 81 $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Avr-NDsON AVE. W 8, DDS Il 6 Of Randall
ave. 25xiOO. Elizabeth X Dooling loans CHRIS
and Freda Drevland $500.
TIFFANY ST. g s. 7s Il 2 Of 1894 st. 4Ixloe7
City Mortgage Co loans Consrueuoh -
$4,000.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. w iS Il "
of TIFFANY st. 50xlOO; same loans LEVINE ~
Atlas Co $4,000.
lesD ST. 5. 1914 II e OF Tihany e o. 1'si
same loans Construction co S3s'4oo
I63D ST cor Tiffany ST. isSx7s: sans
loans same SOL. 500
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, n y s. 22o Il "
OF Tiffany st. 5Ox1oO; same loans Levine Atas
Co $4,000.
PARK AVE- G cor Saith 81. o5Iso; City
Real Estate CO loans Park Avenue and c4tn
Street Co 100000
PROSPECT AVE 9. IS n Of samuel ST.
47x100; Flora Siegel loans Oslas stup Ao"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
mEcHANICS' LIENS.

earu ST. 900 East Georg. W y. M: e.. = as'
Anleiia schenck. owner ana contractor S4e 90
lotI ~ Oh. co owner, Duminuco Construction
90 contractor; Soos on 49,
sTU AVE. n " cor 18th st. c4sx679; Philip
Boyer agt Henry se 5c s sq co h591 Hssh:
owners ~ an'nsrs and contractors, $jo5 So
s.yE PROPERTY, Abraham Grossman ss'
same. 81 0j0.
~. IJof,,nan' owner. sam segalowitch' con
tractor Slia. 49,.
=, YIN $780, a. - ov,ner and contractor. Frank Seery
contractor. SlO9
NORTHERN AVE. {, g Whole front between e.,
l7sth and l7eth sts, "a E,Tch Rssltv 90 oTnsTs
and contractors. Sep'
ssTH ST. cas East. n RAINBOW Co ss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
SUFFRAGE DEBATE.

The woman suffrage debate which IS being
arranged by Mrs. Gilbert f. Jones. OF the
National League for the Civic Education N
Women will take place on april 30 at me
Waldorf Astoria II will be run of In four
heats, as follows Equal Suffrage Mrs
Ida Hustled Harper and Mrs. Gilbert j.
Jones ideals Of Woman Suffrage Mr..
Pesrce Barev and Mrs. John Jerome
Rooney Militant Suffrage" Miss Eliza
beth Freeman and Miss Toms Lewis ana
The Six Suffrage States" Mrs. Priscilla D.
Hackstaff and Mrs. Clarence II. Wildes'
Mrs. Henry c. Backus will preside. The
programme for tbs Tuesday afternoon MEET
ings ar No % East 4sth street includes
Home Economies" 10y Or. Benjamin X
Andrews. ~ Teachers College, on TUESDAY
next. civil Service Reform" by Robert W
BeIchsr. on April rs, and Woman suffra 90
and Eurenics," by Mrs. John Msrttn' on
Anvil %
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
win name and address o. lenders attorney
MARCH z
MANHATTAN.

with nam. and address o. lenders attorney
MARCH Z
MANHATTAN.
BRooME ST. 1913. mtg on lease. etc Ma % g.
1910 Norris Als,er 20 Gongres' sTS%InE 20
fsT AVE. . cor csth st. IS sxso Dec 2, 1907
william Tnfeld m Ida Infei 5000 attorney
bernard Inteld 90 Broadway.
10TH ST. Az ard "A East. 4oxe2.5; April l.
1910. Herman Levy 10 Banned Friend, $1,000
attorneys. Ksutrowitz Elshers. 800 Broadway
ETH ST. !. West 25xio05. April g. iail ;
Charles Sooysnith 10 Flora II Housman; s?o'V'''
attorneys. sullivan & Cromwell ~ J" all 81
lo3D ST 3l9 West, 2oNIoo II; Nov l3 1905
IIattle r clifford 10 Metropolitan Trust Co; 81
500 address. 40 Wall St
I22D ST, s. 80 7 q Of ist ave, is u
iooil. oct 90. 1911; Helen Van c Burr 20 Noms
ans Board O, Foreign Missions OF the Reformed
church IN America, a corpn; $500, attorneys
Alexander Green. 80 Broadway.
THE BRONX.
REGINS AZ centre Of a stone fence az n cor Of
WIN McTn,ees lot 25 q u from cor Samuel
1905. charles R!ug'lsten TO Cath q br!eh'
500. attorneys. Opdyke Iadd- 20 Nassau st.
JACKSON AYE; cor I5sth 81 for. cornell T
MY Kat ami ano 70 Mary f Kelly and eno,
sdmrs $1,000, attorney. II Polacek - Broad
way.
KAToNAH AVE. cor 24isi s. e., ioS Sa 'o o.
Everett l. Barnard. 81 20 address,. c7l Broad
way.
LOTS p and IS parcel /. map l.2S3, iudg-
M, M foreclosure sale OF lots In action knchei-
hocker Trust co OF al agt Webster Realty co ct
al. April 2 1900, Joseph II Jones 70 John
Kaiser. 49, $50. attorney. Robert Dodd' ~
broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: Dec ., 1907 Louis MeSkes
20 Peter Mcdowell $3.50.
LOTS 20 and 30 same mar, April 8, 1909
same to VIM r schoenfeld and ano admrs' 81
600.
SAME PROPERTY and map Dec 1907
John II Nckisch 20 Peter Mcdowell. S3,3oo, Al
tornev, Invld II Taylor. 81 Nassau St
LOT 81. map 1.l3O Hunter estate; June 20,
1911. L Carucc and ano 20 Hudson j Rose 60,
$500: address 81 West 18th St
LOT % parcel l, map Knickerbocker Trust
90 herelnbeforc described: Dec 2 1907 Charles
n Dederer to Peter Mcdowell: $7j; attorney. d
II Taylor 81 Nassau st.
LOTS 443 and 4l4 map 5A Mapes estate,
West Farms. March 3. 1909, Dorothy Reuter- 10
Mary T. " BascoIn; $500
LOTS 70 and 80. map f.43l estate Lewis G
Morris. Julv IL 1910; Ernest WEIGH 20 Lewis
q Morris. $3.50 attorney, Title Guarantee and
Trust Co, i76 Broadway
t4eTtt ST. r q cor Sd ave. ss.5x77 .. May I2
1900. I Clarence and Resale L Davies 70 Law
ezra TITLE Insurance and Trust Co; 10000; at
torneye Iachman & Goldschmidt, IS Nassau 81.
tsfsT ST. No. 2I5.2 II OF sheridan ave. runs
- III tx W e91l 10 Grand Boulevard and
Conrolrse Y 6S4 10 curve 16lst 81 and along
same 10 said ST distance 7s.sx e 40 10 to beg
me /. 1909; John and Eliza McCaherty 70
p-iiz.bctb NcCanerty: $4,000; attorney Francis
] Kuerzl, 80 Nassau a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
rAE BROWNING SOCIETY.

Hamilton Wright Mabie and the Ne''
Walter 5. swisher will be the speakers d.
the meeting Of the New York Browning DO
ciety on Wednesday at the Wa.dorf-As-
toria. Apropos Of the subject for the Gay
which is "Cleon" Nine. Evans Won klenner
will enlighten the company on the ques-
ton. Is Composite or Simple Genius the
Greater" The poem itself will be read BY
Miss Jessie X. Watson, and an accessory
talk or its historical setting will be given
by Mrs. Simeon II. Newhouse. 4 business
meeting is scheduled for 2 o'clock, followed
by the programme at 2.S0. Mrs Andrew
Findlay. jr.. and Mrs. Douglas Fenwick
will serve on the hospitality committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
LIS pENDENS,

18TH ST. s29 East: Andrew 7 LELAND e. al
aet Victor Herbert ~ al foreclosure OF mtg;
attorney. = l. Clare.
1o2D at. n :. 7f.S q Of Lexington ave- Tx
i0O. IL Jacob Gancfred sgt Yetta Gottieb e. Al
foreclosure Of mtg. attorney. II Gottlieo.
10Th ST. ST. West. Mary J Palmer 81 al sgt
G Blake circuit e. al action 10 recover posses
sion, attorney, I Miller
5TH AVE. n e cor Of 13ist 81. 25x99; Franklin
Savings Bank IN the City ~ New York sst Leo
pOlI Klein e, al tamended foreclosure OF mts'i
attorney. W W Powell.
BEAUMONT AVE. s. 100 II n OF 18Th o..
lOOxlOO. George Colon & CO aRt Mercury Real'y
Co Of Al foreclosure Of mechanics Hem. attor-
news Gettner. Simon s. Asher.
I40TU ST n :, 90 II " Of sth ave. 5xeo.ll ;
Catherine OF Duffy agt William Higgins 81 a.
(partition); attorney. " T Clare.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and aidress - lessee
APRIL g.

~ t'h name and addreFs r., l'ss'e
APRIL g
EAST BROADWAY. ~. q floor Abraham
satasohn 10 Morris Asofsky. . yrs from May
J. 1912. $500 addTass Isl East Broadway
ESSEX ST. s. oil. George " Goodrich =
Abe Ci,ron. yrs from MAY J. 1917, 81 O'
ADDRESS. IS Essex 81.
LEXINGTON AVE. DOC, store floor. etc;
william Hayes 70 George J Schalk 3 yrs from
NAV l. 1912 81 2no. address. 2op2 Lexington av-
9TH AVE. cor Of HIN ~ store ana
basement: Charles ] Weinstein Realty 60 70
Isaac Leaf. o yrs mos from May T. lNl2. -
600 address - East 1th ~.
9TH AVE. 20 and 23l, store and basement
Thomas Lynch George Satalaner. Yrs mo
from April ]. 1912. 81 500. address. 2lS west
18Th p.
4TH ST s. East. all. Samuel kalI to
Casino Hall Inc. 10 RS mos from A0ri J.
1912. s. 600. address. - East +'h 81
4TH ST. IS Ess,. al. Casino Hall qncl 20
Fannie DrosUer. rs mos from May ], l"I-'
So 90. address. - East 4th ~.
18TH ST. n g. i14 p o ~ 7th a"e. l5o1 irreF,
mart = store. etc. Fabian Construction 20 n
Simon Stcrus & Co. 10 WIS IRON 90 ]. l'l-'
S23 90. address - Universitv pL
AID ST. 2i4 West. Mar c Peas 70 John Pfsil.
yrs from oct l. 1910. $3.50 address "lS
u q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
A oI-1CK SALE AT SACRIFICE.

Gentienian's country seat, beautifully located
North shore Long Island. overlooking North
49,, uarbor and Long Island Sound, The
Eden Of I,onE Island. 40 miles, or ono hour.
from city Penn. Station. rs acres high eleva-
tion. Colonial house. IA rooms, baths, hard-
GOOD doors concrete cellars. steam heat cleo
trio light telephone. large library, vide yeran-
das. beautiful lawns, with finest shade trees.
zoo finest fruit trees, driveways' artesian water.
tennis court. large barns, garage storage
house ice house hennery; large gardens. fine
pas,urage. water front, boat LANDING fine an
rborare large chestnut grove; all In me con-
di,ton ready FOR imm ediate occupancy FIVE
minutes walk Of Nor'hport postofhce, trolley
station. nns stores. high schools. churches;
nonuiatfon $500 Address owner for photos
snd nsr-iouiars Brokers protected. e. W
Dt.NoNT. % Cedar St. New York. Telephone
4i5T-John.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
POLITICAL EDUCATION LUNCHEON

Tho fourth annual love feast Of tlIe
League for Political Education will be held
az the Hotel Astor at / o'clock on Thurs
day, April IS. The guests OF honor will be
Guglielmo Marconi. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
4. Edison, William A. Prendergast, Mrs. J.
Borden Hartman, Miss Spence and Edward
?. Croker. The last lecture Of the league
will be on Tuesday morning at the Hudson
Theatre. Mousignor Robert Hugh Benson,
son Of the late Archbishop OF Canterbury,
will speak on An Amateur on Modern
Psvchical Research
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
THE BRONX.

BAINBRIDGE AVE, s 1888 Il n OF lv4,n
81; for = sly frame dwlg, 2lx5s. Norman
Akthause. 1897 Bainbrdge ave. owner Ehri Sd
Peterson. 2254 Ryer ave, architect; cost, $500
BRONXDALE AVE. g. 24024 Il W OF
Mulner ave: for 6 sly frame dvlg, o0.5h49 "a ,
homas McDonough. 1883 Barnes ave, oHne,
Henry Nordhom, 1887 fremont ave, architect
cost, $4,000.
PROSPECT AVE. y .. % II II OF lJoth st, t9i
2 stv brk amusement hall, 45xlOn; James *
+ Rothschild, 3l97 Sd ave, owners harIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

charles Decker 10 James Meadows and ano
STro., n Wolff 70 Alfred Hoevet; sl75
Tawytrs Mortgage Co to John Downey and
auo trustees $4,000 -. W., .
Ernest Ehrmann to Ernest t-hrH'enh anu S"0
trustees $50 OOO. - ,,, A.. .,ooo
iosephine Hall 20 John Bussing tr HVe,
Westchester Trust co 10 Jsossepnine H tSd O.
Lewis Goldsmith 70 sam 'hhph' se''o-'
same 10 same 50. ~. ,,.o
same 20 Emma E:H. G5.a m59mii fio ssos4
SAM 20 ~, 1r'shecca Goldsmith. Sio. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08

I;reutz.r Quartet Club owner. STANDARD fioor-
,ns CO. contractor. sl@5 ~
AUDUBON AVE. o GOV l7oth -. 25AN9 mon
Radiator 20 lct Morris simon lonsru.,I.osn, ~
PROPERTY situated on w of tracks New
YORK Central 4 Huesor r n 20 upon when me
old RlVerdsIA station Is located AfihuI basss'
man agt y z s. n r X 90. owner Ne@dHu''
Dickrpn Co. contractor. ST..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
LECTURES ON THE FAMILY

series Of lectures on Marriage ''Di-
vorce" and THE Family" will he given on
Tuesday evenings. beginning tomorrow. by
Professor Rudolph NJ. Bender. of New York
I niversity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
LIMOUSINE CuRTAIMS.

eorisirs of real hlet lace are nov seen
The windows OF limousines. These, while
qsi do not prevent the occupant from
~tlne the passers-by. protect her from The
sls Of the public when she is held up az
wet crossings. etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08

A tempting hors d'nuvre consists OF
circle Of fried bread covered with slices ~
boiled beef tongue cut in fancy shades ana
decorated with tiny picked gherkin sno
a gpray OF wstsrcres..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
THE BRONX
MANHATTAN.

18Th ST. n $ sos n " Of Lexington are; to
{ sty dpig. Mrs Winter, 10 Wall o., owners
= L Greene. Is West 3sth ST. architect; cost
s. 0No
THE Bronx
30 AVE at intersection NJ Melrose svel % 9
8 sly brk stores and Offices, 81. I2No4 ~ J
Clarence Davies IL Es.' stst ST. owners george
Suuus-. psa southern Boulevard architect;
cost 3. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
RATIONS s,

g. n00
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08

Poached eggs served upon tomatoes ana
rsrnished with frizzled bacon make de-
licious and refreshing breakfast dish. a
few sprays Of fresh green watercress s''
TO the appearance as we'll rs the Favor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
f2-ROOM COTTAGE.

Iurnished cottages Tor rent Tot tnS t"frul
OF 1912. Send for catalogue.
p s. BROWN, Spring Lake Beach, y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08
LONG BRANCH, N. j.
MONNOUTH COUNTY,
;econd agricultural county In the United
states All farms and estates on market hero
for sale by c D. SULLIVAN. Red Bank. \. ) :
The CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
Sprinq Lake Beach, N. j.

OFFERS ALL ACCOMMODATIONS
consistent with prudent management
LONG BRANCH, " J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08

For "Neapolitan baskets scoop out
small CUP cakes or individual sponge cakes
and fu the cavity with a spoonful ~ choco-
late filling. such as is used between layers
If chocolate cake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08

smooth. then pour in gradually onH cupfui
and half stewed tomatoes. Season Wen
with salt and pepper, add small pihcH
~ soda end cook slowly until smooth At
lowing It 10 simmer for about I've minutes
Finally. add a small cup OF cream or rich
milk and pour the entire mixture over thin
elicos Of toast Serve piping hot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08

The following - list NJ parcels 10 be
sold In tho vesey street and the Bronx
salegrooms this week:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-08

For a cold entree try hard boiled egg
embedded in an individual mould OF aspic
Jelly that has been delicately favored win
tarragon vinegar. Serve upon a lettuce
leaf and put some mayonnaise on Top
Mould few sprigs Of tarragon in the Jelly
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-12-06
For SECRETARY OF INTERIOR.

For SECRETARY OF INTERIOR.
The leading papers and
commercial organizations of
Oregon are strongly recon-
mending the appointment Of
Joseph N. Teal of Portland,
Oregon, for Secretary of the
Interior in President-elect
Wilson s Cabinet. He is said
to be a Pacific coast man and
acquainted with western con-
ditlons and a loyal democrat.
He is receiving the endorse
ment Of all parties in the
northwest.
1t is to be hoped that the
Office of the Secretary of the
Interior will be filled with a
western man; in fact no man
can fully comprehend the
bigness Of western problems
like a western man, and by
right the west ought to have
that Office. The west should
act unitedly in getting this
position filled by a western
man who knows our needs.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-12-06
The BOND ISSUE

Registration may now be
made each Saturday with re-
Eistrar Estella Jack at Jensens
store in order to vote at the
bond election to be held on
the 30th of the month. The
object of which is to vote up
on the question of issueing
bonds to pay for the street
crossings already laid so as to
obviate paying for them in
che payment which would be
necessary if the bond is not
floated, The moving OF the
hill and bridging Goose Greek
are also needed improvements
and will likely carry. This
method is much easier than
to pay for them in one year
by direct taxation. Everyone
must register to vote.
Let Davidson Bros. show you what
to buy for him. We know what
suits him best.
Know how the best of goods are
obtained by reading the Coop add
then deal there to obtain them.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-12-06
SERIAL No. 05207
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior-U. S, Land
ONCE at HALEY, Idaho
October 25rd 1912
Notice is hereby given that Charles Yacoby,
of Oakley, Cassia County. idaho, who on
May 9th 1908. made Homestead Entry.
No 052o7. for Si.2 SELL Section 10, Twp. 13
South Range % East. Boise, Meridian, has
filed notice of intention TO make final Three
year proof to establish claim to the land
above described. before A G. DeMary, u. S.
Commissioner at Burnley, Idaho, on the both
day of December 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: Jos 4. Bemis
and John T. Bemis o: Oakley, Idaho, and
barley Tolman and w. NJ Read both Of
Marion, Idaho
D6 p. +. HORNE. Register.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-12-06
BABIES CURED BY NEW SKIN
DISCOVERY.
STOPS TIC INC, IMMEDIATELY
SOOTHES AND COMFORTS THE
LITTLE ONES.


A demonstration of the efficacy and
entire harmlessness of Blood. Ointment
the new skin discovery, is afforded when
it is applied to the tender skin of infants
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SERIAL No. 0142

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior-U. $. Land
Office at HALEY, Idaho.
November Both, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Sarah Equist,
OF Oakley, Idaho. who on February slh,
1908, made Desert Land Entry SERIAL No.
O142l. No. 2G61 for Lot A. Section l. Township
l3 South, Range % East, Boise. Meridian.
has fled notice OF intention to make Final
Proof, to establish claim To the land above
described, before A. c. De Mary, u. $. Com
missioner, at Burey. Idaho on the 9th day
of January. 1918.
Claimant names rs witnesses: Joseph W.
Moon. Joseph b. Bell, Paul Peterson and
Phinens Little, all of Oakley. Idaho.
J3 P.F. HORNE, Register
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-12-06

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