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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-15
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
The Bronx.

SIMPSON ST. s. 1885 n 81 Westches-
ter ave; for Ave sty brk tennis. 4lNss and
42x9o. Adelphi Building and Construction co.
Charles Riley I12 West 121st ~. president
owners; Lorenz r J Weller. 271 West l2Jth st.
architect; $3.50. 900
15STH ST. s. 1ps n W Of Courtlandt ave
for a > sty brk tenmt, 5Oxs6.6. Hoetzel Con
struction CO. Joseph Hoetzel. 2g3 East Both
ST. PRECEDENT. owners; Charles Schaefer IT,
401 fremont ave. architect. $4,000.
WALTON AVE. $, $50 n u Of lT1th st;
for a sty brk tenmt 50skxlO1.6: Adolph
WeHler, l03 Park ave. owner; Charles Schaa-
fer. ", l0l fremont ave. architect: $4,000
153D ST. .. 100 II @ OF Merose ave; for a
sty brk tenmi 50Sss: Benjamin Bhnenson.
40! East 153d st. owner; Charles Schaefer Jr.
4ol fremont ave. architect: $50. 600.
BERGEN AVE. cor 1924 at; for three Il
sty brick tennis, i6.2y57. i5X7l and 40xs9. u:
Conron Bros Co. 10 1Oth ave- owners: Charles
ssehaefcr' jr. ioi fremont ave. architect:
CROTONA PARKWAY, e s. 603.st II ri
Iiflh 81; Tor = sty brk tenmt 1l3 70x 20. 90:
Defender Construction CO. Max J. Kramer 81
Nassau 81. president, owners George II Pei
nam, SOI 9th ave. architect: 500, 900.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
JUNE IA.

JUNE IA
BROADWAY, cor 9th ST, 100. 11xl76I
land and buildings; Alphonse II Alker TO
Ninety-seventh street and Broadway Realty
Co; p yrs from June l, 1912; $4,000: ad-
dress. premises.
BROADWAY, W g. bet 73d and 74th SITS;
store adjoining cor store, etc, of Hotel An
sonia the Ansonia 10 Herman Warendorf.
1903 East Goth st; yr from Aug I, 1912; ST.
sou; address. 103 East goth st.
MAIDEN LANE. A. and 40; LIST floor and
Capitol Lunch and ano; from Aug l, 1912, TO
April 80. 1922; $1,000; address 3j3 Broad
way.
PROSPECT AVE, W S. PA II n Of 161st st,
10X69; store and basement: Henry Acker to
Henry Pepper; yrs from oct !, 1909, SSl6;
address. sos Prospect ave
1ST AVE, 667; I'd and fourth lofts; Uneedn
Steam Laundry CO TO Vincent Cocheo and
ano; 9-12 yrs from Aug 1, 1912: $4,000; ad-
dress, 222 East 51st st
Sd AVE. 1856; ALL Thomas Thompson.
exr, to Obermeyer & Lehman, a corporation;
yr from Aug l. 1912: $1,000; address. 81
Bremen 81, Brooklyn.
9TH AVE. 431; 9th loft; John NJ Grape Co
n George Prince; 3 yrs and mos from March
l. 1912; $500; address, 49, 9Th ave.
Realty Co to Manor Leasing and Operating
Co: SIP yrs from June /, 1872 $500 ad-
dress. 90 West 116th ST.
10TH ST, "a West; the land; trustees Of Co.
lumbia College, in the city Of New York TO
Mamie F Steele: 81 yrs from Dec /, 1907
SO. 100; address. "a West 4ath ST.
18TH ST, $40 East: corner store: George S
Runk to William Dohrman 3 yrs from oct l.,
1911; $1,000, address 374 East 18th 81.
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MECHANICS, LIENS.

BOTH ST. 80 and $50 West. Globe Roofing .,
agt estate Of Samuel Booth, owner; William
Crawford and Empire Cornice Works. con
tractors. $500
10TH ST. ~ East: same AIT stephen & clark
owner. Amsterdam Building co and Empire
Cornire Works, contra ctors S1tJ
AVE N "a and 80: Rubin Fisher - al act
Edward Klein. owner and contractor. ISL
18TH ST. 40 East, BENJAMIN Gottlish agt
Herman IIohns. owner, Fritz Iron Works con
tractor: S4I 80.
SAME PROPERTY: Joseph Schlossberg agt
Herman lIohns. owner. Fritz Iron Works con
tractor. so.
EINGSRRIDGE TERRACE. >. 200 n n
KingsbridFe Road. .ONs0. Fritz Iron Works agi
Fi,d Schill. owner; knochcnhaucr Morelli.
contractors. S264 aj
MORRIS PARK AVE. :. 20 q white
Plains Road. Kawneer Manufacturing Co ast
Anton Langrebe, owner and contractor. f232.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

HUDSON ST 500, Union Concrete 90 ast
Greenwich Investing 60; Jan 81 iHl2. $3.50.
NJ DSON ST, hO3 to G0I. Greater New York
Sash and Door 60 agt same. Jan -. 1912;
1851 81
HUDSON ST, 5O7. Silverman e Tanzetta agt
same Jan 4 1912: s265
HUDSON ST 5O3 to 5n7, kalt Lumber 90 net
same Feb g. 1912. si76 81.
SAME PROPERTY: Oriental Fireproof Sa sh
and Door 90 agt same: Jan 30. 1912. $j0I 60
sol THERN BOULEVARD. 8. 9i.3 n NJ
Interyale ave; Dmock & Fink 90 sgt Levine &
Atlas 60 ct AL MAY o. 1912. SAL -.
9TH AVE. $50 and 28l. Manhattan Stair
Building 60 agt George II DRESSER ct al; Nov
~ 1911 s237 60
t55TH ST. 322 East Joseph Espaumberger et
al agt l55th street Construction co ct al. April
% InIo, 81 73h
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
Manhattan.

MANHATTAN STREET--Joseph =. A. O'Don-
street, Ave story tenement house. with stores.
on lot 25xt0O feet The purchaser is the Man
haitian Pork and Provision Company. the presen,
terant- This Is one of nine houses at that point
purchased couple Of weeks ago by Mr., O'Don-
nell for client from the Presbyterian and
left TO them by the late Mitchell Valentine.
29TH sTREETTM;sria >. Smps son has bog ast
from Alonzo G. Robinson No S2o West 2S ~,
Ss.9 feet. between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
87TH STREET-Jeannette Korn is reported to
have sold No. 90 West 9th street, five story
tenement house on a lot 25x9s9 feet.
WOOSTER STREET-Pepe & Bro. have sold
for Marcus VI. Marks No. 40 Wooster street a
six story loft building, on a lot 21NlOO feet 10
John RanOd~.
HENRY STREET.-THE D. II. Jackson Com
many has bought from Frederick Brown No. %
Henry street. six story front and five story rear
Buildings, with stores, on a lot 20.4xl0O feet. In
plot, 5Ox1O0 feet. on Chase avenue and summit
Place Yonkers. Max y. Nathanson was the
broker.
SAITH sTREET-The +. r. wood-w. H. Dol
son Company has sold for Mabel +. Hopkins No.
b2 West S4th street. three story dwelling house,
on lot 16sxlO22 feet. TO the George A. Fisher
Company, who took the property In part pay
ment for the Bellport apartment house, at Nos.
IS and 81 Audubon avenue. the sale Of which was
18th sTREET-H Nelson Flanagan has sold
for the estate OF Edward Brown No. 434 East
9th street. four story hathouse. on lot q. TX
EAST BRoADwAY-E. A. Cohen has resold
r,
on a lot q. ex60 feet. 10 the New Era Club. for
its permanent home.
WASHINGTON STREET-E. u. Ludlow e.
Co. have sold for the Louis Radford estate No.
741 10 745 Washington street. three two story
buildings. on "A plot 60xs7l feet. between Bank
and Bethune streets. The purchaser is Samuel
WEST END AVENUE Frederick ZittcII e.
SONS have sold for Catherine Rogers. OF Plain
field y j. No. GA West End avenue. five
story American basement dwelling house. a
lot 30x6g feet The corner dwelling. No. 61S
West End avenue. sold recently by the
same brokers to David DE Sofa Mendes.
BROADWAY-E. VI. Ludlow Co have sold
for Daniel y. Freedman, No. 4l46 broadway, a
three story Mouse. lot 245x76x irregular.
The parcel is located on the east side OF Broad
way, H. feet north OF 10th street.
18th STREET--Julius Tishman e. Sons have
bought from the estate OF Robert A. Pinkerton
No. lb4 West 85th street. three story dwelling
house on a lot Jsx100S feet The buyers re-
Gently purchased No. 14S 10 1872 adjoining and
now control plot 72xi008 feet. which will be
improved with a nine story apartment house.
The Bronx.
BELMONT AVENUE--A Blumenthal has sold
for Mrs A. Mcclure 20 an investor the one
story taxpayer containing seven stores on a
plot 87xsS feet. al the southeast corner Of Bel
mont avenue and ls0th street.
18TH sTREET-Harris and Maurice Mandel-
baum have resold the plot. 46x1OO feet. on the
south side OF 18th street, 100 feet east OF
Brook avenue, 10 the Kramer Construction Com
pany. which will erect six story apartment
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lend
JUNE II.
Manhattan.

AVENUE 9. 155: mtg on lease etc: MAY 20.
1909: Pauline Springer 10 Bernheimer &
Schwartz Brewing Co: 81. 500; address. i2sth
st and Amsterdam ave.
SAME PROPERTY; mtg on lease: Sept 20,
1909: same TO same $500.
FULTON ST. 252 and 254. each lot ?ox6s:
May g. 1909: Mary f. widow OF Charles A
Jackson to Bankers Trust Co; $4,000 at
torneys. Alexander & Green. 16J Broadway.
GREENWICH ST. S. 1910 II from .
cor West 18th st. 21x70 ax2ix716; Hudson St.
SOB 10 5o1. s. runs look 23.1 10 W cor
OF alley X 15x n AZ 10 500 Hudson ST and 50
TO 81 X s 1872 10 beg. Juno 80, lDIl
Greenwich Investing Co 10 st Johns Park
Realty Co; $4,000: attorneys. Bowers Sands
81 Nassau St
HoUsToN ST. 90 East. s2.2 IT of Mott st
x-x-; Feb 1. 1883; Andreas and Johanna
Habermann to Henrietta B Lighte; $4,000;
attorney. Trautmann. 132 Nassau st.
SAME PROPERTY: Oct 8. 1893; John Ha-
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The following real estate transaGu3i i
were recorded yesterday at the Reai e..
tate salesroom, Nos IA and 10 Nesey stree''
BY Joseph =. Day.
AUDUBON AVE. 95. cor OF lIoth So, 81, ~. ~.
81: sty tenmt: sold TO the plainun TOT Soo'''o'
also 800, -. .o,Oo.
AVD A, 1887. W s. sos It Of eth St. 4Ox dIo:
sly tcnmt; sold TO the plaintin Tor sao'VV0'
also, ,., -. 4, c
ID AVE, 21s8 s, A.2 II 8 OF 18TH ST. &c &c
xluOx irreg; 6 sty tenmt and stores; sold TO t"e
plaintiff for $4,000 also, en- Z,
I'D AVE, 1921 10 1925 s cor OF S.th ST. o..
x51 sty tenmt and stores; sold 10 the piaih'ii'
for $4,000
BY ]. II. Mayors.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1871, cor OF Goth 81,
90 5xs0; sty tenmt and store; ! sty extension
sold 10 George V McNaly for S32622; aIso'
18TH ST S25 West. cor OF Northern ave-
10Oxl0O; 6 sty apartment house; withdrawn
BY Henry Brady.
AVE A. 1926. W e, 405 IT n OF 6eth ST. 40xlOo;
s sty tenmt; sold TO the plaintiff for $4,000
AT THE BRONX EXCHANGE S20S THIRD
AVENUE.
BY II. A. Sherman.
UNION AVE, SGT, .. 80 It OF 160th ST,
70. lxl05x79xl05; sty fat: sold to the plaintin
for $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-15
WEST POINT HOTEL BURNED
Fire Follows Taking Over of Govern
ment Structure by New LesseeS.

West Point June 4.-The old west PONY
Hotel. a four story brick structure owned
by the government. was burned to-day
Most OF the contents were saved. the en-.
tire military force at the academy fought
the flames.
After thirty years under one management
the hotel was taken over by new lessees
two months ago and rehtted throughout.
The fire is thought to have originated from
a defective nue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-15
REALTY NOTES.

Albert B. Ashforth has been appointed
agent of the twelve story building No. 81
and GA West 45th street, sold recently by
the George Backer Construction Company.
The II. NJ. WE'LL Company has moved TO
fts new building, No. 26i West Gath street.
near the Pennsylvania depot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-15
LIS PEN DEN S.

CAUTDwELL AVE, 300; Jacob steinorecn,er
aRt Irma Huppe ct al toreclosuie Va "''e'' "
torney, Mcleod. 80. L r, ya.r-
ROBBINS AVE 800 and SOP; Joseph . koen a.
ngsberg agt Brocaval Realty 20 =, a. .a''o'' w
set aside decd: attorney NJ HoIlihta az ,,,oo.
PARK AVE, n cor Hith ST. ~, y;
State Rank agt Isaac Fox ct al foreclosure Oh
~ 1 knhn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-15

ty,TU ST 81 West. tn a sly dwg:
schwartz 1868 Madison ave owner: bronen-
berg & Leuchtag West Ia ST. arcnl'e''''
BROADWAY. s W cor 66th st; TO a sly
tenmt: Empire Square Realty &C. 1917 BIoad-
~,V ownHr: r Benedict. 1917 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-15
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

1sOTH ST. 3. 1919 IT e OF PARK ave, o ous
110.1Ox irreg; Manhattan Mortgage 20 ioa"'
Melillo Construction Co S31, 600. .. O.
1sOTH ST. s. 116 II e OF Park ave- |''oA
10 10; same loans same SCI call
HARRINGTON AVE, 8, % n OF CVIns,.
ave. o5xOO: J Karbry O'Kennedy, atty loans
Margaret Molloy $1,000. 49,.
BONNER PL. n g, 100 IT OF motifs NJ, W.,
lOOx75: city Mortgage Co loans Thomas ID MAJ
colin Construction Co $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-15
MOUNT VERNON PLOT SOLD.

n. Brigham Hall and William D. Blood
good have leased for Anna r. Gill the
northwest corner of Fourth avenue and Sd
street. Mount Vernon. a plot 5Ox@ feet, for
q term of forty years at net rental to the
Washburn Realty Trust, of Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-15
BROOKLYN HOUSE SOLD.

Mooyer & Marston have sold for the es-
tate of Mary Barnes to Antonio Fischetu
No. $50 President street, Brooklyn. four
story flathouse. on a lot 17x10O feet.
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sHEEPsHEAp BAY HOUSES SOLD

The Frank L. Fisher Company have sold
for Mrs. S. r. Seibert the three dwelling
houses owned by her on East 9th street,
sheepshead Bay. Brooklyn.
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WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.
HOWELL ESTATE

At INRCHMONT- ON-THE- SOUND.
Your chance 10 own a real home. with land
enough for garden. tennis court and garage:
congenial nclghbors. outdoor sports: country
atmosphere: city Improvements; near station.
81 m inut out low prices write for particulars
HOWELL PERRIN. bO3 Fifth Ave. v. Y.
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lTERATIONS.

BROADWAY. as5 and ss7; TO as sty store
ana iofts; Wyeth and f Goodridge, a95
BToadway. owners; M McQuillan, 100 WILL
lam st. architect; $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-15

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United State:
for 81 so year.
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sIlRRoeArE,s NOTICES.

sURRoGATEs COURT. wESTCH ai;sn sas
letters OF administration upon the estA's VI
Augusta A. s. Wendell. deceased. q
To the creditors Of the estate OF Augusta =.
Wendell, deceased: Please take notice thas 5. az,
Y Won E Wendell and Rebecca a: D. Menu =.
swope. the petitioners herein. intend 10 Apply -
the S,lrrogate's Court OF the County OF We ~.
hester for Letters Of Administration upon E1
Goods Chattes and Credits OF Augusta -; q
Wendell, deceased. with limited and nloc u IA
bond pursuant to the provisions OF Section - y,
q, the code Of civil Procedure or the ets.s .sy
New York; and YOU and each OF YOU are nss.ySS
notified and required by virtue OF the sIo,e,c "a
PROVISIONS OF section 2.664 OF the said Sone sss
In n,irsuance OF the Order made for thst pulpoco
hv the Hon Frank V. Willard. the said SUI. "a
cate dated June Sth 1912, to present any .sss
ali claims that YOU may have against me Es ga
Of Augusta A. S. Wendell, deceased 70 tne Ma
Srrrogate OF the County OF Westchester' ~ u
office in the County Court House IN tns YoSt
~ white Plains. Westchester County, Nsw .Sich
ON or before July 10th. 1912, at or aiter Win" ,hs
Una the penalty Of the bond to be gwen uy ,,nn
petitioners 10 whom Letters OF Admln ~ ssA
hctein shall be granted is to be fixed oy inc 49,
Surrogate. IA. ,o,o
RIfRIOCK f. RABEBIs Attorney TOT ~ AZ
ors once aud Post ONCE address, vyork
Park Row. Borough OF Manhattan NC"
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF grantee and attorney.
Interest at s per cent unless otherwise stated.
ii NE a.
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washington HEIGHTS PROPERTIES SOLD
Vacant and improved Parcels Figure in s25ooOo TRANSACTION
-Neootiaons for West End Avenue Houses.
MORE LOFT BUILDINGS FOR PENNSYLVANIA StC''o"
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

house. The sellers bought the property
days ago.
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FOREIGN RESORTS.

ENGLAND. ESSEX-A DOCTOR AND HIS
Wife wish correspondence with we" 70 .sn
ing two or three ladies or gentlemen rs psy
ing guests Home life. every comfort nss
London, pretty country. motor, nne oio hoS -
large garden. Good references given snu Sss
pected: Answers: Box 10. Tribune once :"
strand London. Eng.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

with name and address Of purchaser and at
torney)
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long ISLAND.
long REACH

TVNU DFsNN
Visit this beautiful resort and fudge Tor
Yourself what the future viii be Houses for
rent or sale. ESTATES OF LONG BEACH
i2d st and Lexington ave.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE. beautiful grounds: sell
or let can he seen to-day. Telephone i9R-
Great Mock. or Room 80. 30 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-15
COU STRY PROPERTY.

FARM FOR SABE.--A BEAUTIFUL FARM OF
iS3 acres. very productive land. located on state
Road 3 miles from Mddletowu. n. Y: two
houses. large new barn and other necessary out
buildings. I'm good condition. 5000 worth of prod
uce has been sold from this farm In ono single
year, plenty fruit OF all kinds. this is a paying
farm, as well AZ gentleman's residence. 5000
cash rest on bond and mortgage; must be sold
within thirty days. possession given Immediately
II desired. with or without stock and growing
crops. disability and old age OF the owner compel
him 10 sell this fine farm at once. PoStcfilce box
AL Middletovu, n. Y.
SO ACRES ON MATCHLESS SASSAFRAS
River Eastern Shore. Maryland. near 30 million
people. yet in the exhilarating climate OF Mary
land Brick dwelling tcooniaD: magnificent
shade. wharf whore steamer daily stops: fruit
only $4,000; worth $4,000 J. WATERS
RUSSELL. Chestertown nd
FOR SALE.-AN IDEAL VILLAGE HOME:
elegant View. all improvements. Apply to
TFfOS I.EARY. Ossning n Y
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SEVENTY ACRE FARM, WITHIN COMMIT
ing distauc" 81 New York. Modern house
All improvements. containing fourteen large
rooms. Including two bathrooms. Fruit Of all
descriptions IN large quantity New asparagus
bed. Ideal place Tor one desiring country
write 6. FINCH. ij3 High ST.. Newark y. j
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CHURlEICH lNe n ,

STROTUSBIK G, IN
Elegantly located on top Of mountain, over
looking valley and surrounding country; ac-
200; all Improvements: excellent
boating and bathing; cuisine unexceled; our
own dairy and farm products used exclusively
on table. Send for booklet.
A. &. GORMAN, Prop.
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The Hotel Of Delaware Water Cap Ia.
GAP HOUSE

THE MOUNTAIN PARADISE.
Now open. extensively improved. Most modern
and finest located hotel in this region. cuisine
~ highest standard: white service. Orchestra
social diversions: every out-of door amusement .
New beautiful Palm Court ana care. SpeclaI
carly season rates Booklet and auto maps
,''a.gea e,h soasop Holm pURDY COPE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-15
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
RRETTON WOOD S

WHITE MOUNTAINS, " n.
Golfers Paradise. Apex OF the ldesl Tour,
THE MOUNT PLEASANT opens June 10
% ]. Trudeau. Mgr (CIoseS OCT
THE MOUNT WASHINGTON Opens July 9,
VIM. =. Kenney. Mgr. tCoses 80 g
New York Office, llsO Bway. Tel. 414s MAO. 80
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following bankruptcy petitions were
filed yesterday In the United States court:
THE MASSACHUSETTS, MONUMENT
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BuKoI oil or BROukLNN
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-19
DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

Miss Adeline NJ. Walker of New York
is said to be the only woman gem ex-
pert in this country.
Maude Adams began her dramatic
career when she joined e. Ell. SotherD's
company She was sixteen then. Her
real name is Kishadden She is forty
years of age.
Mrs Charles Nechter, one of the
most heavily insured women in the
United States, carrying $l.2OO00O. has
made her fortune in Chicago real estate
and in the department store business.
Mile Collinere. young Frenchwo-
man. is the most accomplished wine
faster In the world. though she is a
teetotaler. The great wine firms en-
ploy her for regular work and frequent
ly for special duty. and so wonderful is
her gift that she earns about $25.oOO a
year
The Rev. Antoinette Louise Black
well. the first woman TO become min
lister in this country. having been or
dained in The Congregational church IN
1853, though at the age Of eighty seven.
breaches once month In All Souls
church at Elizabeth. N. j. She is now
a Unitarian.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-19
The Royal Box.

The German emperor's expenditure
on uniforms is said to run to $2O,OOO
per annum. On his ordinary clothes the
kaiser's expenditure is by no means
extravagant.
King George of England has for
many years past been president of the
National Bigeon Flying club. In the
nineties, as Duke of York. he scored
several notable successes.
The period of mourning for the late
emperor of Japan has been fixed by
the new sovereign at fifteen months,
at the end of which time the coro-
nation ceremonies will take place.
The king of Spain spends a good
deal of money on dress. When shoot
ing he wears shirts made of the finest
silk. which cost about $35 apiece. and
he buys about three dozen of them in
year. He gets lot of his clothes
made in London.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-19
Fashion FriIIS.

Have you ever noticed how nice
looking and intelligent the women are
who have taken to wearing sensible
heels on their shoes? OF course you
havel-Chicago News.
The fashion authorities reverse
themselves so frequently that quite
likely by'Jan the girls will be wear
ing drapery again instead of clingery.
Ohio State Journal.
Marie Tempest tells the papers that
Paris dressmakers tell her that skirts
will be tighter this year. But perhaps
Marie doesn't understand French very
well, because that can't be.-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-19
Place Aux Danes.

One writer says good looks don't take
a girl very far, Maybe not, but they
help a lot.-New York American.
A Philadelphia physician claims to
have discovered the elixir of life. Lii
liam Russell, Sarah Bernhardt and Lily
Langtry discovered 1t years agO,-Mil-
waukee Sentinel.
The Boston judge that decided a dl-
vorced woman has no right to style her
self Miss" and thereby deceive men
doubtless meant well. but the lady can
deceive just as effectively when she
calls herself Mrs. New York World
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-19
Sporting Notes.

Not since the days OF Joe Patchen has
the turf had a PAGER as popular as The
Eel
Joe Birmingham has been signed as
manager Of the Cleveland baseball
club. and Il Is certain that he will be
given hearty support by his players and
the fans OF the Forest City.
Don Lippincott has followed in the
footsteps OF his olympic teammate.
Ted Meredith. and has entered the uui-
verSity Of Pennsylvania. where he will
come out for the track team.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-19
Wearing the Trousers.

Recent investigation brings out the
fact that men began only 100 years
ago to wear trousers. Some of the
women have been wearing them ever
since the dawn OF civilization. Chi
cago Record Herald.
Recent Investigations bring to light
the fact that 1t is only during the last
100 years that men have been wearing
trousers From present styles women
may be following their example in an
other century. Milwaukee Sentinel.