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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Rosa Ferrsri to Estelle Zerbarlpl. G.
Maddalena Cunco 10 Commercial Holds.
SO 000 As ~
Bankers Trust Co. trus. 10 VILLA
Cromwell ct al. trus. SIS. 600
Adam Kerncr cXr, 20 Adam Kerna,
ano: $1,000. -
Equitable Life Assurance Sooletv =,
York 10 Elizabeth \ Werner. 81 COO ."
Caroline I Kissel. admx 10 lanes = D..
IRISH. ir: 81. 's'
James = Parrish 10 William Rankin. Ca,
Arlington Estates 10 Rose Iudson. s.
Ida l. Hiii % al 10 Lawyers Mortess. r.
S. coo Di
New York Savings Bank T. German s,,,.,.
Bank. go 000 ''"h
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust r, .
Lawyers Mortgage 90: 10000. "
kaufman Schliyek 10 Sarah Ssnb.rs ,n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23
TRANSPACIFiC MAILS.

destination and steamer 6:3O +. NJ
Hawaii samoan Islands. New Yea
land. Australia Via san Francisco .
ventura J""' ~
Japan Corea. China Via seattle - nc
ShidzuOks Maru ................': go JH"o ~
'aysn, 1U,se Fsnprcss Of J,ne -
Hawaii Guam, PHILIPPINES via san .
Frsncisco)-U Trsnsport............ June 81
ia .T,s,r,ri, ',,ia vancouver, Mariana July {
Hawaii via san Francisco sierra. July ~
Hawaii Japan. Corca. China. Philip
W, ,r,S W." "a" ''''''1 81 ...... June &c
Japan. Cores. China via TacoWa) " d,
Canada Maru .......-. .. 800 go. 80. aug
Tahiti. MarducssS, Cook ISLANDS New
ris'ot ,or,ngi '''' .,........... July rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23
TO SETTLE MARINES STATUS,

Washington. June 22-Thc naval gen
eral board Is considering tho question
whether tho marines shall be withdrawn
from the battlcships. Secretary Daniels
having referred the matter at the request
OF Brigadlcr General William T.. Biddle,
commandment OF the Marine Corps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23
Manhattan.


AUDUBON AVE, cor ISOth ST. 3sA9j.
Casper 3 Ughetta TO Minot W seaman, Cats
ill. y y. June ~ prior mtg 100000 due as
per bond. 5000, attorney TILE Guarantee and
Trust Co t1U Broadway.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 593. s. 25XlOO: beng
Ter Bros Inc. TO Chas J Plug ct al eXrs -
Stuyvesant ave; June 10: yrs; $500. at.
torney . ! kali ~ Broadway.
LEXINGTON AVE, e5i. 5, l6.6xs0, Nell 7
Duross TO Mary u Murphy. l65 East cd ST:
June 20 prior mtg $l2,0Oo); yrs Is per cent
81 $50; attorney, Till, Guarantee and Trust Co.
18TH ST. 2i5 West. 25xae. Theodore A 1.
Davis 10 Title Guarantee and Trust Co ia
Broadway: June 20; due ~ per bond; sl5, 900
aDTH Sr 80 Fast. sly brk. 2l9x the
Womars Hotel CO 10 Title Guarantee and
Trust 20. ,7G Broadway, June 20; due as per
SAME PROPERTY: same tp Howard Conk-
ling i5T East 10Th It, June Is prior mtg ST.
OOOl: due Feb /. 1917. $50. coo: attorney. Title
10TH S'r' r. to % Vest sly brk. I4x9s O.
New York club e l}owery savings Bank l2s
Bowery. Juno 10; yIs; $4,000; attorneys.
Strong * Csdwaladcr. 40 Wall ST.
iiOT'H ST n :, 90 4 OF sth ave iJNp9 II :.
Elliott Brown to New York Title Insurance
60, 1876 Broadway: June 20; . yrs; So, 500
The Bronx
CEEsTOE AVE. @ :. 2o5.l Il u IS9th IT.
7Ox-: II Nelson McLernon 10 Addie b Selig-
man and ano admrs. East 59th st; June -:
3 yrs. 80 yer cent; $500, attorney 5
Wechser 233 Broadway.
FREEMAN ST, ms. 60 II e Of stebhins ave,
X: Ere IMAM Stcbbi1s 60 20 Norris Osman-
sky, ll2 West 18th st. Juno 20: yr per
cent. SjOOOo; attorneys. Frankenthaler *
Kraus ~ Nassau st
STEBBlNS AVE. :. az n Q : Freeman 1T.
s75X- same TO same; June 20; VI, per
cent: sIoWo: attorney, same as above.
LOT 10. block Is. map Fieldston; Deaheld
Estate Corph To Title Guarantee and Trust 60.
iI6 broadway June II; due as per bond;
81 600.
Frank \ Wahlig Co to James q Wentz 500
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The Bronx.
LIS PEN ENs.


CROOK AVE. = 5. Sll2 q o. l.,,,,.
% iiNlOf6 Herman knoc'ct' me-
IaissIc - al amended foreclosure or us'''-
tax LEM: attorney. i ]. Nndne' ,,..., a.,
BAILEY AVE. 9. 295.> n ~ he@ ~
lgSNiOO. Bailov ave. Q 3. 1928 % OF h.'
ave. iG >NiOO. Bailey ave $. a''N -.
Heath ave. i6.SNlOp. three actions ,..-'..
Wilson agt Te~sicr Building 60 o. 2. wy.
ure of three mtgsl, sttotucf, ii'-- ,ss,
lqTV ST N . - 100 70 of - ave
aa. Lincoln Trust 60 ast Mar Moonr a
. foreclosure Of mtg. attornc'. VI he. -
BEAUMONT AVE Q 5. '1i - aul So
lot - map 81 Belmont village. tronA
Exchange Bank sgt ENzaoein haSnH
, foreclosure of mtg. attorney n bl''a""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23
THE WEATHER REPORT.

omciaI Record and Forecast

pffcisl Record and Forecast. washing ton.
June c2.-Tempcraturcs have fallfn throughout
the great central valleys and the Eastern
states and the Pacific coast. and have
risen over the Northwest m states. tho last
named being the only region In the United
states where temperatures are above th'
normal. There were local rains during the last
south Atlantic states. the ohio and middle
Mississippi valleys and on the north iaclh'
coast Fair weather prevailed elsewhere.
Pressure is decidedly low over the North
western states and the Rocky Mountain region
and relatively low elsewhere.
The Indications are that the weather WIZ he
fair Monday and Tuesday IN the north At
lantic states. the region Of the Great Lakes.
the upper Mississippi VALLEY. the plains states
and the west Gulf states. In tho Atlantic
states from Florida north TO Maryland and In
tho east Gulf states Tennessee and tho ohio
Valley the weather will be unsettled Monday
and Tuesday, with local showers. over the
Rocky Mountain and plateau regions the
weather will be cloudy with light local thunder
showers Temperature will rise somcvhs
Monday and Tuesday in the great central
valleys and the lake region aud viii fall Tues
DAY In the north plains states. No important
temperature changes are indicated for the
eastern and southern portions u the United
states.
The winds along the Atlantic coast and east
Gulf coast Will be light variable; west Gulf
coast light to moderate south. on the lower
lakes and upper lakes light variable.
k'eamers departing Monday Tor European
- viii have moderate variable Winds and
fair weather 10 the Grand Banks
Forecast for special Locaiities--for East
ern New York. generally fair to-day and
Tuesday; light variable winds.
For New England, generally fair to-day and
Tuesday; light variable winds
Eastern pennEglk anis 800 A. '-----'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS
JUNE q

MNRMTON AVE. ~ cor llhth s., -, as
James q Wcntz loans Frank \ Wallis 0oN
500 4, 10
TfEBOUT AVE. . cor i>>tn ~ - a.
Manhattan Mortgage Co loans Schoin 20 60
600 20
iSsTH ST. s. - n of Tic'ol' Az"
So. same loans same H21~n ...hI-i
FREEMAN ST. IS. So n OF "r-.,
ave. 30 2x11G5. Morris Osmansh, loans
man Stcbbins co. Inc. S0O0' 81
STEBBGNS AVE N cor fle'Mas :" w.
a5 * irreg. same loans same SJlW"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Rotterdam. reported as go miles east
Of SANDY Hook a. noon yesterday. III cN
pectcd to dock this forenoon
The United states. reported as toi miles cast
of sandy Hook at p n Yesterday, D. 'N
pected 10 dock Tuesday forenoon.
The Chicago. reported a. $50 miles cast or
Sandy Hook at 1.15 900 yesterday, s -
r,ctcd to dock Tuesday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23

fair In north. cloudy in south portions 70 day I.
Tuesday probably showers. light variable
winds.
For Delaware. Msryla the District OF Co
lumbia and Virginia. cloudy and probably local
showers to-day and Tuesday; light variable
winds.
For Western PENNSYLVANIA. fair in north.
cloudy in south portion to-day. Tuesday prob
ably fair. light variable winds.
For Western New York. generally fair to-
dav and Tuesday: light variable winds.
For West Virginia. local showers to-day and
probably Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23
MECHANICS LIENS.
JUNE p.

10TH ST. IS. whole front b., Ar.-,..
and 81 Nicholas ayes. 10 irslxIa i,s;, s
Samuel - Jaseph azt Larmer Cusb-,.
Edw \ Mackenzie and Charles ? Kinz 49,.
ers Patrick Reddy Contracting CO. cori,,..
tor: S33
ST PAUL Pr = cor ~ Brook an. A.,
100; Peter Anglion - al agi Kitchen R.,,r
60. owner and contractor. Sf93 90
nth ST. els East: Isldor Krara, 80.
Henry Tischmau. owner, Pincus B B-oT.
contractor. SS3 -.
25TH ST. 1914 and 12s West. ! Por,n,,
co agt Celia POsnanslty. owner. Yorssr-
Realty 60, contractor: s755
I'd AVE, 1921: Isaac Glsssman aEt Tos,phl-,
Del Drago. owner. r Guber & Son "a,
tractor. Thomas Kelly. lessee. s971
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23
THE BEAGLE BEST AT GUNNER

Washington. June 1.-THE ot,"
Bealc, With final standing of 'o.'''' ~
first place in sunncry for the year a'D.
the destroyer class. and among '"'
marines the F-3 took first place WIZ
standing Of 1886.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23
RECORDED LEASES.

CWith name and address OF lesseeJ No..
tsr AVE. 2070; store etc; Michael ) bore
TO Nicholas J Vaccarelli; . yrs IRON ron si'' -
1919 s., 1856 address. 35t East ION S9tn,s an, 81
iO5TH ST 81 East: all; ROSIE Iie'Si ,,iv !
al TO solomon Scalntzky; yrs rom '''' -
Io1a, So go. address, 81 East lOSd s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23

West End ave, June 30. due as ne- H.,
90 dttorney' Title Guarantee and ITO ra. "
,o 3'T I ~. rs, 100 II OF Martha A..
CONCEAL, Ar East 240th II. June 70 yohn "
sl27jO); due Dec 10. 1913; Der cent, ,p,iof q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
JUNE y.
Manhattan.

1ISTU ST. 8. 423.ll q p ~ Pleasant az
for a ! sty blacksmith shop 2jXa0. Wasi5gi
Wire 90. J42 East 18th ~. owner; 3
Wslih.r. l47 East 18th So architects. CO.
81 800
SD ST. s. 10 r. or Madison ave; fri
= sly ioN bldg lljGX>S9. East 53i stree
Realty 60. 80 West 80 ST. owner. Walls
GoodWiic SO 4th ave. architects; og
100000.
55TH ST. iaf and I26 West; Tor an s 81
apartment. 5OXN3j. George Barser constrlrr
90. % West 42d 81. owner. Wallis q COO
willie. 80 Attn ave, arcnitetts. cost $1,000
The Bronx.
BATHGATE AVE. 1910. Tor an open ar ih'-
?tre. SUy95. IS. Andrew Mr'shiU 1915 Psrs az
owner: NJ Harrison, 30 Grand 81. arsh.ee,
cost. 500.
GRAND CONCOTBSE. cor l>>th q. m
> sty and attic blk dwc 31N39. John 4 he'
% Nassau e. owner. Sfampa' 4 Sfaipll
30 broadway. Brooklyn. afcnilc,s' "s
$1,000
GRAND CONCOJGSE. n cor lSsih =.
rear TO- a sly hrk garage. 2oy@, heA :.
Nassau 81. owner. -hamgan a ,himgs1 ''-
broadway. BROOKLYN. architects. cost NV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23

Lorai Oniciai Record.

LoraI OhiciaI R~cord.-Thc following Off
rial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes In the temperature for the last
twenty -four hours in comparison with the cor
responding date Of last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23

Highest temp nature yesterday, 80 degrees
tat e.3) p. M: lowest. 90. average ~ aver
age for corresponding date last year, az aver
age for corresponding date last thlrty-three
years. 20.
Local Forecast GENERALLY fair to-day and
'----~-~~"'f HSht variable winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23
AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED
u,yllic. June e,-Caicdon.a drl. Ncv York.
SAILED.
Queenstown. June %. 1000 M Mauritania
tRr N.w YORK.
Dove. juno n. 1880 p m -Kroonianl NeN
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee and at
torneyD
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23
Humidity.

: a. m......... - p. m......... g.
Ofical observations OF United States
weather bureaus taken at : p. m. yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23
WEDNESDAY. JUNE %
'Brinss mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Mail Vessel
o., H. linz Closes sails.
- r' -, s-os Arst ZOO a IN 500 M
IN -, - ma II 800 IN
TUESDAY. JUNE -.
Kaiser W II. Bremen. NGb 500 VI i ~. III
Grenada. Pt Spain, Trim d..lu'oo Ia 90 " -,
Ryndam. Rot dam. Holl-Am 100 @ W
Pannona Naples. Cunard.- 49, ~ go
Ncnezia. Naples, Faure... 1nn y -,
Apache. J'ksonville. clyde. 20, y -,
c OF - Louis. Savan'h. say '''' ~
WEDNESDAY. JUNE -.
I,,.,.a,,tor Hamburg $1,000. 80 m ~ 20 n m
1u1ia Ia Cuayra ......... :. 30 IN l2:lo 10
1 ltu,a, - taIoai,s go IN 12:0D NJ
Ia,%i,ai pio 40 Ianeirn 100 m 800 m
.,iiias Ncr, orleans roo m
CO., Me- csiveeton - 100 IN
+, ra,ai,oo Jacksonville - 500 y M
Ifserson Zorfolk .. 800 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23
TERATlONS.
,iI NI -
Manhattan.

s9Th ST 1871 East. 20 SO s,soe -
dvF. \ q James. % John 81. oNne.' pan,
Coit A p Andrews. 80 Wcs. Ssh 81. aica
ttcts. cost 10000.
The Bronx.
AQI-EDUCT AVE. 25rN tu a 50 Na.
dwg. 3ON3I6. Clarence BOYD on Fs--.S'.
orncr. r. n James. "a west fJ'h ST. arm
toct. cost $500. ,.,,...
l65TH 81. ~ $. 2l5t Z. . Of CsgidNsl az,
20 a , sty frame dvg l1.6N5s.i \ hritAne. :.
PROMISES. owner. carl j IEcI, ~ freeman =
architect. cost. $500.
lGsTH ST. n " cor Brook ave; 70
frame stores and dWg. - 6Nn. L'lis ~
ncrdingcr $50 Beck st owner ,s5l N'''
~ Freeman 81. architect. ,os., wv"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23

By Joseph p. Day. $50 Ian.
ASH AVE. s. 1872 II OF oo 90, I-rsola
ash. hcssandro t'accia. atty; & sahIoiu'
ref. due. $500 10; taxes. etc, s34 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23
SATISFIED MORTGAGES
JUNE q.
Manhattan.

mammalian.
I'D AVE- 1925. Q cor OF ioad -,
Oct 81, 1851: Jacob and Bella EoI.,. Ibi,g
Alexander and Hugh Mackenzie =, n@nr .
1000; attorney Lawyers Title Insurs,,t "
9th ST. EOS East. 1864 q
"a 4X9S9: Oct IL. 1905: Henry ana d "a az
man 81 al TO Jane G. Sherman. slDs.a A.
dress, rs East 10Th ST. F'VW, a.
sITH ST. S 8. 31l.6 Il . OF Ave ia.
Nov l6, 1899: Bertha Hochberger ~ ll,.9Hblt
Industrial Savings Bank: 81 O00. Ehlslr
Richard II Clarke. ~ Chambers 3, al1o'utl
131TH ST, A West 2jxS9 II. Ji,.
Joseph and Helen Goldbergor 10 WiiisS.9 100
kin: $4,000; attorney. & W Kennel, = Ea'-
tor St ''p Re-
Hath ST. 311 West, 2L6x99 #: No,
Barbara ) Jacobs 10 Francis II Ros. ~
attorney, FiXman, 19s Broadway t1ss
The Bronx.
BEGINS at cor Eastern Boulevard
dletown I'd, runs & sOix n eg2 AZ ~a9 ~
thence along I'd as follows: iTg5 a. @A
l3O1O and 222.6 70 beg. contains Z ~ =
acres. May p. 1909: William and ,so"'--lN
derson TO Bronx Borough Bank. NJ
torney. New York Title Insurance ~ ~ Z,
Broadway. 70 2
GRANT AVE. cor OF lG;th q,
lO3.GX SO.3X lOi.1 10 . ave n ~
beg; Aug y, 1872; Mitchell NcDer1o.. y
struction 60 10 New York Trust "a. \, ~
attorney, Frederick \ Snow. ID Wall 'yFNl,
LOUISE ST. :. l75 II OF Colur,b,,
2jx9j. March -, 1910: Annie DAN l'' .o a.
Alexander; $3.50; attorney, g Squires ~ LA
W va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23
MARINE -'-TEIIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
HIGH WATER

Sunrise 40. sunset 1.3i. moon rises,
! / 90 m. moons axe. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN

JUNE II.
18th ST. - West. sam Kapar az, Hr
T. Center ct al; Jan Q. 1913 vacated, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23

woodcoc,< act Y A Teep1e ct al M Men ,a,
Bros attvs. r F wagner. ref; due S4''Vi TO-
taxes, etc, 1865 30. ,.
ar n,o zoos THIRD AVENUE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23
Forecast for special Locaiities--for East
ern New York. generally fair to-day and
Tuesday: light variable winds.

For New England. generally fair to-day and |
Tuesday light variable winds
For Eastern PennsglN ants 800 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-23
THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Parcels to Go Under the Ham,
mer This Week.

Among the properties offered at auc-
ton this week is a parcel I'm the lower
section OF the financial district, which IS
involved i'm foreclosure proceeding IN
voIving something like $1,000. A COM
pete list of the offerings follow:
TO-DAY.
At 80. Il NESEY STREET.
~ Joseph r. Day.
i3D ST 800 To 3o0 East "a =. 100 T. OF
I'd ay,. 7JNiO0j. > sly loft and store bios
and sly rear stable. Guardian Trust 60 * l
American Mineral Water Machine CO. ct Al >
Barber. VI y +. attys. VIM Klein rel. cue.
$50 10 q. taxes, etc, S3,l9J 20, suo 70 H'S'
mtg. $4,000.
At 80 SOS THIRD AVENUE.
by Bryan l.. Kennedy.
ANTHONY AVE. 1000. s cor Of Burnsldc
ave. 11NX5sG X irreg; sly dwlg ana Vacaht {,
W r clare - al. eNrs, agt VI j Ryan ~ a.
J J. Glare atty. Timothy Murray, I'i' uu''
Slf3Jl b. tus.s. S3.GiG.
By j. n. Mayors
30 AVE. 1908 to iO29. " cor OF Il llh ST.
?OOXi2S. SN2OuNl2l2 three sly ana TWO
81. store, and . sly teumt anu s'oI
Eichatd Bauer act Harry simon 81 an
Fischer 4 r. atys. y VI Levy, ret. uu'.
s7uIi T.. taAcs. ctc. Sli0O, sub 20 Two m'ss
aSFreeating SjlOOO
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-03-07
MADE-ovER NUT BREAD.

Cover stale bread, crusts and all,
with plenty of cold water and let stand
over night. In the morning drain off
all the water you can by pressing with
large spoon, then work lightly with
the fingers to make sure there are no
hard Jumps left. To each pint of this
softened bread add one quarter tea
spoonful of salt and bit of soda the
size of a pea dissolved in tablespoon
full of water. Stir this mixture into one
pint of bread sponge that is light from
its first rising before it has been stiff
fened with flour. Mix thoroughly and
add cup of chopped nut meats. Knead
well, adding enough flour to make the
dough of the consistency of ordinary
bread, letting it rise again until light,
then forming into loaves and setting
to rise the third time. Bake as usual.
This looks like light graham bread, is
fine in texture, keeps moist a long
time and is much liked.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-03-07

Grating room. Bones have been actu.
ally nailed to bones, in instances when
there was no other method possible.
Clubfoot and humpback, two distress
ing dcformities, are now being reme-
died. The former is due to a lack Of
development of certain bones in the
foot and the other to tubercular con
dtion of the spine. Both are now be-
ing treated with success. Bone trans
planting has been reduced to science,
as has the grating of bone. The max
ing of new nose is just an everyday
matter for the modern surgeon.
DIR. Alexis Carrel, recently awarded
unusual honor for his remarkable work,
has done something in transplanting
organs. He is somewhat of pioneer in
this, but the time may come when one
can acquire new stomach, or some
such important part of ones physical
machinery. Who can tell7
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-03-07
Automobile is Aid to Farmer
Agricultural Uses Cars Are Many and Varied with
Possibilities Undreamed of Until Recently

hills which could be climbed with
horse and wagon and requires but the
simplest attention, it seems to be pretty
well adapted to the uses of the, farm,
and this interesting comparison fol-
lows:
"The expense of upkeep in some
ears has been reduced until today a
man can operate car, spending less
for oil and gasoline than the cost of
feeding a horse. The car is matter
of expense only when in actual opera
tion, and while in operation its road
capacity is at least four times that of
horse-driven vehicle. AS for repairs,
if the car is given reasonable care and
attention, they should be little in ex-
cess of the cost of shoeing and repairs
on harness, etc. In point of operating
knowledge, even where this is not sim
pie enough, the farmer has great ad-
vantage, as he is of necessity more of
mechanic than the city man."
Unquestionably, the invention means
a vast increase in the marketing ia
cilities of the farmer, and he must de-
rive advantages also from the use of
the automobile in getting about. Co.
ing to town used to be great event
when journey out and back of five
miles had to be taken at a jog trot.
But with automobiles and trolley cars
it is very small matter.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-03-07

for aphis when perhaps only dozen
trees have been attacked. He sprays
for anthracnOse late in the spring when
he should have done it in the fall. This
man is not an unusual man. He is a
typical example of large number of
frvit.growers.
"Many believe that because certain
mixtures are good separately they are
even better when combined. Investi-
cation shows that most of this is fool
ish; that it is wasteful; that the mix
lures are often absolutely worthless;
and that certain elements which are
splendid when separate are practically
worthless when combined. have
known entire crops to be sacrificed
because a man has decided that the
addition of certain amount of lye
would be beneficial to his spray.
ga large percentage of growers on
the Pacific coast this year made some
costly experiments in substituting new
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-03-07
THE KAISER'S SON.

A diplomat at dinner in Washing
ton, says the Star, discussed the Crown
Prince Of Germany.
''He gives his poor father a lot of
trouble" the diplomat said, with a
frown. "The Reichstag incident, where
he showed open disapproval of the
kaiser's peace policy, is only one of
many similar incidents that the public
hears nothing about.
ga friend of mine, one winter night,
was skating with the crown prince at
st. Moritz, in the Swiss Engadine. The
sky glanced and glittered splendidly
with its host of stars, and my friend,
pointing to a star of marvellous bril-
lance, said
"'I wonder what star that isi'
Doubtless said the crown prince,
with a sneering laugh, it is some new
decoration my father has seen fit to
honor the Ruler of the heavens. "
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-03-07

the grower should acquaint himself
with their purposes before he decides
that one is superior to all others on all
occasions. We waste great deal Of
spray, too, using many gallons more
than is necessary.
"While the orchard is still young q
barrel pump will often give excellent
service and save the outlay of $4OO or
$500 necessary if really good outfit
is purchased. But when the orchard
comes into fruiting it is absolutely
necessary to have better sprayers. Small
growers should combine and buy an
outfit comparatively. I am satisfied,
too, that in a great many cases We are
making mistake in demanding so
high pressure and having to use such
powerful, heavy and expensive outfits.
There are many diseases and insects
that can be controlled nicely with less
pressure and less expensive outfits if
appropriate nozzles are used.'