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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
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W. 2tth 81

me approximate amount 81 tho lien or
c"afse 10 satisfy which the above described
property - to he sold Is So $50 with intett 81
thereon rom March II. 1913. together with
COSTS ana allowance amounting 90 S}3i ~. WIN
lhl,ieSt 'herenn from March T. 1913. togemer
WIN IN" expenses OF sale. Tho morisaged
Pl'"'s,S WI u" sold subject 10 a nfst mort
gag" gwen I" secure the payment 81 $50 ooo,
toScther with interest thereon al the rate OF
o2 per ahhum from Ortoher |. l9f2, also
supJect 10 second mortgage si,en 10 secure
lu1 payment OF the sum OF $4,000. the prlncl-
i'nI 81 "hl'h mas been reduced To s6a.w', Win
interest," thereon from September !. 1917. AZ Wc
ln'r oi % Per annum. FOR the foreclosure or
Nnch lhoItSage an action Is now pending, 10
Ee'n.r WIN The costs I'm such action. also SUD
l''t W payment 10y the holder OF the second
mortgage OF 81 S9a for taxes with interest
.hereoh from February IA. 1913. also subject
10 'nS SUITE or facts which an accurate survey
would snow The Approximate amount 81 the
az easements and water rents when ar"
10 ne "lio""d 10 the purchaser out ~ the pur
'"s' money or paid 10y tho referee IS SlZi ="
~ ""1l,loh 20 unpaid water rent los meter
SUI. january - 1913 amount not nXed
pated New York. March l.. 1919.
LEIGHTON IyOBpEl.l'
% 49, go Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
REALTY NOTES.

The IL 40 West Ffty-seyenth Street Com
pauy. owner Of two big cooperative
apartment houses at that point, has &C
Quired from the Landsmith Realty Com
pany the abutting dwelling No lS5 West
18th street, on lot 20.l0XlO.l0 feet. The
purchase was made 10 protect the light
and air OF the 9th street structures.
The New York Real Estate Security
Company bought from Addie X. Altman
and others No. 200 TO 2l3 West 135th street.
three five story fiathouses. each on lot
25x9g.ll feet, located 175 feet west Of Sew
ppth avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
LONG ISLAND TRANSACTIONS.

Ewing. Bacon & Henry have leased 10
Bayer, Gardner & Hines 1900 square feet
In Touroff q karp's factory. Sunswick
street and Wilbur avenue, Long Island
City, For q period Of ten years.
George +. Baker il. vice-president of
the FIRST National Bank, has leased,
through w. Burling Cocks and Samuel
Wilets. the II ". J. Bucknall place at
Glen Cove. Long Island, one OF the sho"
places on the north shore.
H. c. McNulty sold for NJ. L. McNulty
TO a client OF the William p. Rae Com
pany the Post d Robbins farm, fronting
on the Jericho Turnpike, al Mineola- and
the Long Island Motor parkway. The
oonsid Grafton was about $1O,eN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
COLLiNoWOOD HOTEL SOLD.

The Collingwood Hotel. a thirteen story
structure al No. B West 35th street. has
been purchased by Seth Hamilton Nose
ley. who has been proprietor under a
lease. for approximately 100000 from
the estate Of Randolph Guggenhelmer.
The building has frontage of NJ feet 9
inches. Recently Mr.. Moseley leased from
Michael Coleman for twenty-one years
three dwelling houses on 36th street the
rear OF the hotel, for use as an extension
and TO protect the light Of the hotel. Mr.
MOseley announced that he would con
tinue to conduct the hotel and that there
would be no change in the management.
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TO MOVE TO CENTRAL ZONE.

Croker Brothers, dealers in pug non
and one of the oldest concerns in their
line, for Years located on John street, have
Joined the new business colony about the
Grand Central Terminal. They have leased
large space in the Johnson Brady Bill
lings syndicate building. Madison avenue
and AID street, for use as their executive
Offices and salesroom for a long term Of
wears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

GRANT AVE. 3 o. cor lG,th 81. Na.'ri %
Zimmerman AIR Mitchell M.D.rnoft con
.trr.tiIu 90 ef O.. IAN Z" 1918 ,br lonil s''i
2.gp - -, East. D.uf" - 'fisorino asi
Morf.f improvement go 81 al. N't "i l'l-
500
SAME PROPERTY oriental I.reprool SASH
ar. IloOr 60 a4f Same. NJ. 80 lHi- $50
-AMF PROPERTY Toxin. * 60 'r' same.
Nut T. 1872. 500
SANE PROPERTY Hudson Wooiworti0s
Company agt saline. Nor -. 1872 8 ldt -
f.r. IT, 1912 So
iN5TU So. 81. g. Nincenzo Nhh"nant" az =
o. D. construction 80 - ai. March i" l'l"
$50
PROSPECT AVE. % r cog lS'th So Joseph
-ttroIiu ngt Pierce Construction Co 4 al; Soy
.n 1912 S31i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
S2.5OO0OO INVOLVED IN BROADWAY DEAL
Theatre and Office Buildings Planned for Hobart Estate Prop
ertv at Northeast Corner of 37th Street.
INVESTOR BUYS FLATH0USES IN l05TH STREET

at No 80 West Goth street TO the New
England Coat Company.
He'll & Stern leased in the building No.
GO to CT West 3Sth street and Nos. GO and
ca West 39th street the ninth floor, con-
tanning 1000 square feet, TO the Benja-
min Wertheimer Company for term OF
years at an aggregate rental OF $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
cSE STREET

The approximate amount OF tie lien Or
charge 20 satisfy Witch fh' above riopeF.' y
1, Oh. sold j. thirty thousand three ny
droi and ninety four l. iup dollars $50 81 ",
with interest thereon from January -, 1915
together with costs and allowances anl9l" Z
,o three hundred AM forty seven 6i-lvl 'l--
lars ,s3i7 -. with interest thereon rom
February "a 1913. together With the expenses
~ me sale The Approximate amount :" =
taxes. assessments and water rates. or o'n,i
liens which are Go te allowed 20 me .s.-
chaser out of the purchase money, or psla nl
M. Referee j. tive hundred and hfiy doln'
$3.50 ooi ana interest I'D.
The premises on Elm street and kn9Sn
the street 40 y Elm street. VII 70 -oid ~.
loot 10 two prior mortgages made 70 secN-
in the aggregate the princip sum 81 l".
i've thousand dollars iSlj r-'h Win ln'e's,'
on So5 OOO thereof ar 81 from Fscrraf. D.
1913. aud on 10000 thereof from MAY ~
1872. AZ o. -, ao..
The premises a. the northeast corner o -
street and ith A-enue viii he sod sitje' /.
TWO prior FIRST mortgages made - secure -
PRINCIPAL sum ~ two hundred ani h'ty -.
sand dollars ,S25n Oo'n. viii interest," re-.
at four and one-half pes cent t:D ''0"
June J. 1912 az
The premises in Cooper stree VII. - ~.
subiec, TO prior mortgage made 70 49,
the sum Of sixteen hundred dolan w.
with interest thereon At SIX Qer cen" W"
from october 18th, 1912
Dated New York. March lith. lFlS
TApI / sCWT-RZ. Re.eree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

HIii -r :. io5 n " 81 Ave g. Bronx. 50N
los. Franklin society for Home building and
Hdt ln2s loans VIM and Ida Rcrtkau 81 800
HOME Sf. n q. -. I r. of BRYANT ave 5DN
80. Manhattan Mortgage 60 loans william
Sinnott Company SIS COO
. AiDiS 81 cor Faile St 19Xl5i. city
Mortgage 60 loans koyacs Construction 90
BENEDICT AVE. :. 26S II " of Pu.Slcy
ave lONl0o. Alwell Realty 90 loans William
Bull, Inc, SO 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15

Henry T Richardson. yrs from. Oct /. 1913
81 500. address. II West j2d st
"9Tll ST. - and - East. all; Rose Lam
dau 10 al 20 Louis Goodman. yrs from
March !. 1913 50 200 address. 96S Ave \.
125TH ST 80 East all. Lincoln \ Ham
mond and anO TO LoIis cohen. q yrs II mos
from June J. 1913. $1,000, address. 1895
StebEins ave
I'D ST. 20 East. all. John ii Iorio to
John Tino. = yrs from April l. 1918 $500 D..
address. ISL East 231th S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
APARTMENT LEASES.

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co, Inc, have
leased large apartment in No. $40 Park
avenue to Richard j.. Beckwith: apart
ments in No. $50 Madison avenue. south
west corner OF 74th street, 70 Mrs. Sarah
A. Quail and Miss Mary J. Mott; also tho
premises Nos 235 and 237 West 18th cfreet
10 Isaiah ] Kern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15

Goth St. March a. yrs; s25; 600 at o1,ey
New York Title Insurance co 80 B'1anH"y ~
BARCLAY ST. = 3, -, Kstharine l..
V,user Hcboscn: March ~. due Itc, ~ POO
bond. s. 900. attorney, Thomas j r"''e''' ~
80 l.,,. sItro~ ST 3as and 400 East. 4QxGo
',,,se Eanfoid TO Fischcl Wcintraub'
RNineton 81 'prior mtg a,topncy
1913. G per cent; Marcn - S''
p,.GhEle'; ~ ~ cor l2ith ST. 80 5x13;
Thomas \ Roe to LAWYERS Me.,sa .' o,,or.
Liberty 81: March - Wis, 49, "i rus, 90
ne,. Iavycrs Title Insurance ana lius' ~
'O SANE I PRoPERTY: Thomas \ Zoe " NJ, Ill,
liam y Wochsler. 23l Nes' op'I - cont.
e. oo oprio o,,d ing Wcchssr 50 Broadway
ViIyFENOX AVE s 500 ft,s Of ,-n tnke 81,
lGGNs5: MARY G Ze.Ran !" me r,' Jan !. 1914.
11G Forest ave. MaIch ~ ""
y wABis6v AVE. W cor 3oth st. - S'? p
Ice Holstcin Cons,ru2-,ai th ST (prior mtg
stlo ooo); March "a; 3 yr... . per ,, cen.,
e. oGG atiornev. LAWYERS Title insurance
and Trust co. 100 Broadway No. t,ohra
~ US, i29d ST, March II prior mtg
sis5 0COl: due as per bond >"o;o a''" 81
no., LAWYERS Title Insurance ana Trust Co.
''S WR HTTS"G AVE. cor soth st, $3.50 ,Ii
Lee Holstcln CONSTRUCTION '" a." ,'rs
savings Bank. al ii, iedrCPonS T.. ~ In,
NASSAU ST. 1l5 and III. $. 59Xlo,;oi
Velc,ur Realty GO to Emieia", ihu", 80 -"
savings Bank. ~ chambers - Match -
": $40. 900. attorney NJ ) Se'h''n' -
81 AVE GA. 247xso: Frederick Nogel to
Tifi. Guarantee ana Trust co. que as per
bond: March II. $4,000. ,.,.,,,o
~Tp AVE 132: loasehod Bernhardino
warmer ~ John {; Hess rs Humboldt ST.
ErnokIvn. Feb 10. > yrs, BE per C'h' -
800. attorney T. T. Niclhie. 1p'N h'oa""" n.y.
GATH ST. IA East. , sty brk. l78MCo .,
Directors Realty Holding go 10 EcW i1 ,5
It'll. Insurance co. 13j broadway, March To-
1919. : yrs. ~ per cent, S-6.""1 ~,
TOOTH ST, 3ly East, sly hrN. --AIUp y
Max Gilcfsky to trustees of tho Northern DlS
pensarv OF CITY OF New York. 1850 Wayery
place: 2 yrs March Il, $1,000 attorney "
y Brown. - Wall s.. 49,, =,
SAME PROPERTY; Max Glefsky 20 MAY y
Stouer. - West SSth 81 prior mtg Sli"pl
March IA due Jan l.. 1914. " per cent; Sl'"vo ".
10th ST. i23 and l25 East. Il stN Din, ,'S
iOU1l. Acadia Realty 90 10 Ames NostIaHu
Realty 60. Inc 400 18th ave prior mtg So
2no,. March -. = yrs, Per cent, NsVV' al
torney. Jerome \ Kohn. lio" 9TH ave 49,
I2irI ST. 35f Past. sly hrk lNkl" IL
Della + Wicshader 20 Emigrani lndustrla! ~
ings Bank ~ Chambers -; March II. " lrs'
Si.po. attorneys, Il & ) o""rIna"' al
tff4ml.rg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
ALTERATIONS.
MARCH II.
The Bronx.

l43D ST. l0l. To q , sly brk factory. 81 IN
10i SILK Finishing co "f America. ~ Md
ison -. owner: the Rushing 60. 80 CortlGndi
ave. architect. 81 2oO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
NEW BUILDING PLANS S.
MARCH 70
Manhattan.

f~T AVE- cor 91tu -. for 80 sfor-
nc~ -,Nfnn >,N Nn.h Edison Go. - Duane
80 nnu... William Nrl-senhcrCer. lr -
p.au. ~. atrllt.rt. :, nop
f..p Sr g. - q of 81 allison ave. fot
. sfy hospital ciinir. % GN90 10 Hospital
of 10. foruIii,. and Joint Diseases. o"n't
li.if,,I.rl as l.t.. -" "th aye. a,chife ctS
S9oU"
The Bronx.
BOSTON ROAD. ~ g. "f.2 o n 90 'G,th
st far s'N hrk theatre roof garden.
stores and Offices. 1ji2' NlG3.2. W"issaNcr
ANUS .meut and Construction 90. william
Wcis.tycr 80 East iGpth -. pr' Sidenr own
Ct. Neville a BaEgc. 2l7 West l25th 81.
architects. <iUOOU0
WEBSTER AVE. =. - Il u 81 lsith 81.
fof O. % Sly brk tcnmt 80 10, -. kcilber,
Construction 90. Francis Y Kcil. 49, Fast
lGGth st. president. owner. Moore & Land
sicd.l b ave and liNth s.. architects.
Si0.uuu
LEGGETT I'VE. cor Reel, ct. for =
sty brk teumt. 5nNN1.5. Irving Goldman. "2N
B.padNat. owner. lorcuZ T. WemcL 81
West l.5th ST. architect. ss5.oO0
MI HOPE AVE. W. - ., {, 20 ~ 10Th 81
f0f . stN hrk nrchous,. ~ -. CIV of
Nrr No4h. owner. Dennis son. llcrons 4 Oar
Ff.ITO', AVE. =. -Gi o. of id>th S.. fpi
st' brh school. JoNGG. church 81 - A
Pustiu, thc Rev Thomas T. G'ngg. ll>i
Franklin ave. rector. owner. John Y Nsu
p.f. 81 TIM ave. architect. SinOuo
ALBANY ROAD. - i'"n - - n OF Bailey
ave. for o. siy hrk store and tcnnt. IN
- Z. 'clomcnn Ncntarola. 2oith and ir-
rome ave owner. VI w Dol Gaudio ibi
fremont ave. architect. $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

fvith name and address 81 grantee and at
tcrncVJ
Interest : per cont unless otherwise stated
Manhattan.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 40 "a s9sAao =
Robert Strccp TO Charles Dittman, los East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
The Bronx.

AVE y. -. where intersectcd hy dividing
une between lots ~ and rs map Prospect
Iiil estate. tordiam. IN 1906. March -
1905 Thcresa Nacry and auO 10 Teachers 90
operative Building and Loan Association. $12p.
attorucN Fred g teubuscncr 21s Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY. sept -. 1903. John *
Ross To- same. 81. 40
SAME PROPERTY. be- -. IoD5. John Il
Ross ana anu 90 same. - .Up
BNTHGATE AVE. 22ii. -. T. sXlu0. March
~. 1891. Grace s. storm 10 Title Guarantee and
Trust 'o. 116 Broadway >t..@.
BOSTON AVE. s. e. -. llI.1 70 e. of Pcrot
81. runs 50 81 80 II tn ave \
IS 80 to beginning. June -. 1905. Mary
Cassidy To- Teacher cooperative building and
Loan Association. - 100, attorney. Frcdcrick
O. 1.ouhusc her - Nassau 81.
BEGINS att . cor of lot 10. map 5I7 village
~ Mount Hope or Western Reserve. I'pper
MpIrisani1 runs lu2 - " 9oN n - y n .
- tx e. ~ Ia TO beginning. July - 1907 .
Charles Gabriel 10 Edward Eechtoldt: s. 900:
attorney. - y Stcinmullcr. 1911 ~ ave
JACKSON AVE. n cor 156th 50. aJN11 .:
July .. 1906 Esther Wheaton To Lambert
Suydam. 23UDp. attorney Lawyers Title I'm
surauce 90. 1870 Broadway
SAME PROPERTY Aug H. l9l1. Louis
LeibsOhn 10 same. 5000
LOTS ana - map Stems estate nov -
1904: Liherato Nucci To Hudson Rose -
Wet 45th 81. $3.50.
LOTS - and -, map go. Daily estate.
March !, 1909; Giuseppe Napoitano to julius
EWoldt. $500
NORRIS AVE. 55o 25x7o.3. March II, 1912;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15

BLEE'KEE ST 15o. 10. 5ON25. June -.
1906 j. Lyons Binding and Operating 90
80 'ath,rine \ Anthon. scs 1000. attorney.
NASSAU ST il5-1I7. W :. extending
through 20 Theatre Alloy :oNiolGA5ov1oe {.
sept .. 1900. Nilcour Realty 90 20 Guaranty
Trust 60. >2looun. attorneys. Davis. Auer-
bach. conncn y Barry. 80 Nassau 81
% AVE. 2%ji. "a. 2nN~0. March ~ 19fi .
Fr"d'riok ! Nacdcr 20 Julia l. Schwartz.
3 90" attorney Lawrence l. Brown, p Lib
,-tt 81
aTH AVE. q g. - q s Of Clinton rl e7x
''p. p't 20 1883. Grrfchs - md 'iarl.s
end auo. eNfs. $1,000. attoruey. Ia,,.is
Iifl" Insurance ana Trust 90. tGn Broadway.
1911 ST IS East u W cor. lo' 300 map
estate IS IS stutN"Saut and 10. o. 81 49,"
4 @i"A 1u3 %. 18Th 81. 40 EIst f1HH n ,r
of Ave \. - 3 LOB .. Jan -. 1917. fsLfnr
and cfnrl IcIhoWitz To Fannie Karp s. uOO.
attorney. I Schlosinger. l50 Nassau So
5O1H ST. g. 80 n from cor 3d ave.
1880. Sept I. 1860. Albert and iiannch,n
Schnitzlcr TO Hebrew Mutual Bcnent Society.
clty Of New York. $1,000. attorney. Law
yrs Title Insurance and Trust 60. 1870
7sTI ST. r. :. i25 n W Of ID ave. 37xioe .
sept -. 1905. Charles Faulkner to Law
,r.s Realty Go. $500 attorney. LAWYERS
Title Insurance and Trust 60. l60 Broadway
loGTH ST I'll Wet. 3S ixloo II March
-. 1910. Augustus T. and Dora voss to
Josephine \ Gonssct. so 900
i"nTH ST. i23-i2, East. oXioo ~: Dec
20. l'l@ Acadia Ee.li65 60 10 Estates Mort
SAME PROPERTY oct II. 1912; same To-
same. 81 COZ.
l13TI ST. s. 100 n g from Broad
raf. 1IVSS IS irreg June II. 1909. cham
pin Realty 90 to BENJAMIN q Pasltus. $50
900. attorneys. Rose n raskus. 1923 Broad
uar
l"5TlI ST 2i2 West. "5N99ii. March ~
iHnJ. Samuel Green and ano To Addic "
Bernstein. s. 500. attorney. Title Guarantee
and Trust 80. 10 IroadWay
'%jTH 81. :ll N,s'. 2jN99 II. sam" to
Same Sy.SIn
l3JTH 50. 2np West. 25N99iI. Aug 25
1871 Nddit T. NitWau o. al Goo Louis q;
kacurfer. 80. BOO. attorney. - " hickman.
IL. HrnlNN..-
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.


OWN name and eddr,s, o. rerd.r's at,or.
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CO\NEC TIttT.
70 FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
COUNTRY HOUSES to LET. FUR
NISHED.

FOR RENT DURING - MINER SEASON
Furnished cottage. modern city ,onveni.n'"s
I've living rooms. six bedrooms. garage. COW
shed. with or without COWS and hens. about
% acres Address I " r.. Deer Park, BAL
~tnr Sra. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
SUMMER RESIDENCES FOR SALE
PORTABLE BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

Two-room. $3.50. three-roou.. s225. four
room. $500. nye-room. 1878. call or write
for illustrated catalogue. McColEI bko II =
rms Office and factor. 6303 90 G3OI 5tn
~. HrnnklA D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
APARTMENT HOTELS.
THE LANGDON, 9TH ,s Ai' 81 and
FORECLOSURE SALES.

Now open Sew Yorl's latest fashionable
hotel. Booklets and particulars on reques'.
EDMtND II. CHAIllLON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
FURNISHED COTTAGES TO LET.
NEW YORK.

FOR RENT Two furnished cottages on
Lake George Apply charles Il. Pike
whitehall y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
M anhattan.

Win name and address Of purchaser and
attorncy.l
The Delta independent., 1913-08-22
Emergency Railroad Rates.

A few days ago the railroads oper.
ating in the drought stricken prairie
states appealed to the interstate com.
merce commission for an emergency
rate to allow them to carry water. An
emergency rate under such circum-
comes to them. The growers are now
such can be granted in this case so
should II be granted elsewhere. For
instance. Colorado needs an emer-
gency rate at this time. The fruit
growers on the western slope stand to
lose heavily unless relief In this shape
comes to them. TIL egrowers are now
In the midst of rate war to secure a
reduction in the freight rates on fruit
out of this district. Pending the set
tlement of the same fruit is piled up
and 1t cannot be marketed unless the
growers allow II to be shipped out at
a loss. There should be an emergen-
cy rate granted to permit this fruit to
leave the district with n fair profit to
the grower.-Pueblo Chieftain.
The Delta independent., 1913-08-22
Sorry He Spoke

Captain McTweed. a Scotsman to
the backbone. and moreover dis
tinguished officer in a distinguished
Highland regiment, had an unbound
ed admiration for his countrymen and
never lost an opportunity OF extoll'
ing their virtues.
One evening at mess he was enter
tanning several guests. and at the con
clusion OF the meal. as he and his
party were leaving the room he hap
pened to notice magnificent speci
men OF a piper. clad in full Highland
costume. standing by the doorway.
wishing to draw attention to the
mans splendid proportions, he stop
ped and:
From what part Of Scotland are
you Gomez" he inquired.
"Tipperary, sor!" replied the man
with punctilious salute.-Kansas
City Times.
The Delta independent., 1913-08-22
No Danger At All

Senator Vardaman said OF cert
ain trusts defense;
The defense is worse than the Of
fense 1t takes me back TO Bath
Beach.
A young lady at Bath Beach had oc-
casion to complain about one of the
bath house attendants. an old fellow
who in the hurry of cleaning up would
sometimes burst in upon her In her
bath house without knocking.
One morning after this had happen.
ed for the sixth or seventh time the
young lady took the old fellow to task.
"'See here. Peters she said. there
is no lock on my bath house as you
know. and / must insist on your
knocking before you enter. II hasn't
happened yet. but II might very well
happen. that you'd come in on me
when | was ell undressed.
Peters with A chuckle hastened
TO reassure the young lady on this
point.
"'No fear OF that, Miss he said. No
fear of that There's n knothole in
the door what awlays look through
before venture in New York
Tribune.
The Delta independent., 1913-08-22
Schedule Got Twisted

That fate often ordains differently
was demonstrated by story told by
Governor Ammons while on trip
through the East.
Some time since, so narrated the
Governor. Smit hreturned to his home
town in the West after a short ah-
senee, and while walking down the
street ran across his friend Jones
Glad greeting and then some conver'
sation.
What in the world is the matter
with Brown" asked Smith, stirring
mp the ice in the aforesaid greeting
4 saw him on the opposite side OF
the highway few minutes ago and
he looked as gloomy as a candidate
who had run on the wrong ticket.
He failed In business" answered
Jones, Il thought you knew all about
it."
Il knew that he had failed" re
had everything made over in his
sponded Smith, but / heard that he
wife's name before the cyclone hit
him"
so he did" replied Jones, and
then his wife eloped with the prinei'
pal creditor"
The Delta independent., 1913-08-22
Secretary RedfIeId,s View.

Secretary of Commerce Redfield,
apropos OF his purpose TO investigate
such firms as reduce salaries on ac-
count of the new tariff. said at lun-
cheon at Chevy Chase:
1t won't be very comforting to
one who has voted for lower tariff
to find that in consequence 10 or 20
per cent is cut from his wages. And
the explanation given him-lower
tariff. lower pay-will be about as
satisfactory as the quack doctors.
"A boy who worked for a butcher
was engaged by quack doctor at the
same wages-s5 a week and ten.
pound roast every Saturday night
The roast was computed as worth 81
extra.
The boys first week passed quick
ly in his new Job. which consisted OF
filling pint and quart bottles with
liver cure; and on Saturday evening
the bass handed him a SIS bill.
Here. doc, how about this?' said
the boy. You're 50 short
"'You only got So at the butchers s.
snapped the doctor.
81 know. doc. but there was a ten.
pound roast, worth 50. thrown in
We'll, said the doctor. since that's
the case don't mind throwing in a
couple OF 81 bottles of liver cure -
Detroit Free Press.
The Delta independent., 1913-08-22
WARRANTY DEEDS

Revised by the Grand Mesa Abs
tract Company. Delta. Colo. week
ending August Is. 1918:
Larry Maroney to Ralph w. Smith
tract Cedaredge. 81.
okle f. Stone 10 w. S. Reynolds, :
lots Lazear. s175.
Anthony Hengstler to Josephine
Davis. 2 lots Paonia, 81.
Bethlehem Com. Assn. to Anthony
s..
c. c. Hawkins to Anthony Hengs
tier. 2 lots Paonia, $4,000.
VIM. F. Stewart to Edward Jupe
tract Lazear, 81.
VIM. F. Hornsby TO w Ruel John
son. tract Delta and 2 lots. 81.
Altheda II. Oliver to Anna NJ. Colin
lots Paonia. $500.
Chas. ]. Lippert to w. r. Johnson
tract Delta. 81.
Harry s Johnson to Chas. ]. Lewis
tract Hotchkiss. S2s00.
Harry s Johnson to Edward Hea
ton. tract Hotchkiss. $3.50.
The Delta independent., 1913-08-22

]. F. Jarell.-All kinds OF folks are
necessary for the making of a world
The average man, and by man ! mean
woman too, is adapted TO some kind of
work. having a bent in a certain direc-
tion. This bent should be followed
as nearly as possible. The man who
is adapted TO preaching would likely
fail as blacksmith. The man with
the talent TO paint a portrait or COM
pose an opera would hardly be sue
cess as a captain of finance. 1t re
quires as much sense to run farm
and make it pay good returns as it
does TO run a store or a railroad sue
cessfuly. but there are town people
who have an idea that anybody can 20
back to the soil and shine in the world
OF agriculture.
The Delta independent., 1913-08-22
RascaIly Bill Smith

George Newman. during the recent
Baltimore convention of advertising
men. told at the midnight banquet
Il number of advertising anecdotes.
Then there was Bill smith. so one
anecdote began-"the rascally Bill
Smith. who put in all the papers an
advertisement saying;
Send thirty 2-cent stamps for
speedy. safe and certain rat extermi'
nator.'
"A good many people. their prop
critics being overrun with rats, sent
for the rat exterminator, In return
for their thirty stamps they got this
recipe from Bill:
Treat your rats with kindness
they'll die OF surprise on the spot =
Washington Star.