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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF grantee and attor-
ney.)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
SEPTEMBER %
Manhattan.

mammalian
BROADWAY. n W cor 14Ith ST. 125xl99 10
TO l4sth ST. l47th and 1fsth street Corpora
ton TO Sarah Dahlman. i23o Madison ave
sept -; 3 yrs, per cent: s2l, 90; attorney
Lawyers rl3 Insurance zoe Co 100 ., BfS Tss Daniel
Schmidt jr and ano eXrs, etc to Home say
ines Bank. 500 Manhattan ave; Aug ~; ~,
per cent; 500" attGrney' Title Guarantee
LEMON AVE. = 81 n 9 OF l27th st. l6ex
So Frederick Wurster % Lawyers Mortgase
Co 80 Liberty ST: sept -; yrs. 5l2 per cent
sl2. 600; attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance Co.
18TH ST. SIS. 800 u . OF sth ave, 50xlo0. III;
Thompson J S Flint ct oil TO Charles b Halsey.
9so Madison ave; Aug 81 . yrs. per cent;
81. 900. attorney, & + Halsey. $50 Madison ave
10th ST. :, 40 II W OF 9Th ave. 0Hlco. !;
ings Bank 81 Chambers ST. Sep; %; yrs
$50 600; attorney. VI J Scanion, 81 Chambers ST.
The Bronx.
BONNER PT. n = 100 n OF Morris ave or
nj ~ tx7j: Thomas u Malcolm Construction
90 TO Matilda Mrendel y Beekn an pl sprlo Pro,
mtg $1,000: Sept 10: yrs, per cent; 5000
ATTORNEYS Wessemsn & Kraus ~ Liberty ST.
BONNER ~. s. 1868 n ~ Morris ave
or pl. 33ixI5 same 10 same prior mtg slo,-
Opoi. Sept 10. yrs, per cent 5000; attor-
PRESTON AVE. n cor 1s4th At; 12t5s
,-oo. Anna NJ Reilly and ano TO Sarah f
rmrnsId and ano. extrx. etc. "a west-72d ST;
ser, 90. z YRS. ~ per cent: s24. 600: attorney.
LAWYERS Title Insurance co. 1G0 Broadway.
IIDF AVE. . cor lt31 ~, 'oNiV's .hai
Construction Co 70 Abraham Leipzig. ~ West
T7th st.f2 yrs. per cent trrlor mtg kUn"O;
Sept Is: $1,000 attorney. Lawyers Title IN
surance CO. 100 Br6adway.
LOT 10 block ~. map Morris Park Estate
Henrietta : paulsen 10 Morris PARK tStates
.; Rroad 81: July -: due July o. 1918; $40,
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance ana trust
c. 100 Broadway. - 49, -
MOUNT HOPE ri. 30. :, 25yl21: Agnes
Tennamncnor 10 John Pepper. All West 1Ith -
1rrior mtg S76m: Sept 10: due. etc. az per
bond. $1,000: attorney, Jonas j Hegt 89l FAST
lipth ST. 49,,
SYLVAN PLACE. 8 2o7 n : ~ Orchard
81 5ox 100. Rau Realty Corporation 20 Celia
Tcwenstoin IL West Fordhsm road tprior
,rtg 81 5OOD: Sept 20: due. etc. as per bona .
$500. ATTORNEY. VIM n Cameron, 11i Nassau
TIFFANY ST. 1on2 . $ 7o.3x irres; VIM
VI Weeks Bldg co TO Douglas Nicholson. rs
chester ST W Vernon. tprior mtg
ssi OOO1. sept 20. due as per bond; $4,000;
attorneys. rleals & Nelson. I Madison ave.
WEST FARMS ROAD 3. at land now
~ late ~ Nathan Hulett IInOX2'Hlpl
Marie T. Eisenbarth 20 Juliette Potter, w
west i2atn st: Aug &c ? yrs. 6 per cent
g.. 500: attorney. Title Guarantee ana trust
co iTe Broadway. -,.-
SAME PROPERTY: same IN same prior
mtg a. SO0). Aug %: instruments; q per
cent: $500: attorney. same.
10 AVE 4ois. lSasehold: Morris Drummer
and ano 20 Kirg Theatre CO. toiS 80 ave
Sent .. demand. per cent. $1,000; at'or-
nev. Jos \ Whtecorn. 7ol Broadway Brook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF leasoe.)
SEPTEMBER ~

BOWERY. 3J4 all; Chas Schlang to John j
Campbell. yrs from Nav !. 1911; s., 400. ad TO-
dress. "a Rive side Drive.
BOWERY. SO: four floors above store. same
to same, yrs from May /. 1911: 81 900; same
address.
BOSTON RID. 20i3 and 2015: alt. David l.
Phillips to Carl Spaney. go West Hist ST.
and Nenzel Schm,d. extension Of lease for 8
yrs rom May ]. 1917: $500; address. 40
Chambers 81.
BROADWAY. 1858. all: Julia L Murphy 10
Samuel @ LolliVcr; yrs II mos from July |.
1913: taxes etc, and $3.50 10 5000. address
premises.
LONGWOOD AVE. $50. store: Longchester
Realty 60 10 Barnett Brody; yrs from May l..
1918. 5000 10 81. 400: address. SIS Hewitt pl.
MADISON AVE, Q = 90. ~ n OF 135th 1T,
- lOSl0O; the lot; J Sergeant cram. trustee
Hy Cram. 10 Warren Leonard yrs from
NAV 1913. 10 yrs renewal: taxes. etc, and
800. address. 500 Riverside Drive.
SoCTHERN BOULEVARD. S . cor iI2d ST.:
moving picture theatre. Patrick Revilie. Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
TRADING IN THE REALTY MARKET
Investor Buys Two Apartment Houses in East lot Street,
Completing Row of Five Erected and Sold Recently
LITTLE PURCHASING. CHIEFLY CONFINED TO WEST SIDE

n Emil Frey: 10 yrs from time Of completion.
81 ;Oc TO 81 400. address, 14s5 Hoe ave
WEST ST, 20 and 2JI all: Morris Herr
man 10 N ] Heinz Co Pittsburgh. > yrs from
May I. 1914: 5000 address. 22j6 West So
ID AVE. ; cor LIT st. moving picture
theatre rear tart ground floor. NJ VIM Minsky
10 second Avenue Amusement co. Inc: 10 yrs
from or s. 1918: s.. 400 TO $1,000; address, 40
Nassau ST.
a.. .,r 404s all: David T Tobias IN King
Theatre co: 3 yrs from Sept I. 1913. s.. 600 and
81 600 address. 40is 81 ave.
51TI AVE 1858 TO 1861 two buildings. all
Chas ! Voinstein 10 Anna Gordon; yrs from
Oct I IoIe. CIR 10. address - East 18TH 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
APARTMENT LEASES.

Edward c. II. Nogler has rented To
client for Klein d Jackson an apartment
In the new building at Slst street and
Broadway. for Klein & Jackson to eli
ent an apartment ia tine same building,
and for the Merritt Ferguson Con5truc-
ton Company to a client an apartment IN
No III " est SD street.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles 5. Brown
Company leased an apartment IN No. !.
East 5Sth street to Mrs. Mary Bishop
Hartman and one IN No. $40 Park avenue
TO Arthur j. Silberberg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
BIG LONG ISLAND CITY SALE.

The greensboro Corporation reports the
sale OF plot Of FIVE lots in the corner OF
24th street and Hayes avenue, one block
from Jackson avenue. in the Barclay
Dugro tract, to Andrew b. McGown. The
price is reported to be $4,000
The greensboro Corporation reports a
constantly increasing demand for desir-
ably located plots in the dual rapid tran
SIT zone OF Queens Borough The plot
sold is near the 18th street station OF the
Corona line OF the new dual subway sys-
tenn, which runs on Roosevelt avenue the
entire length of the Barclay-Dugro tract.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
se75.ooo BROOKLYN LEASE,

The Greenough estate leased through
the Chauncey Real Estate Company the
building at the southwest cornor Of Flat
bush and Fourth avenues. opposite the
Atlantic avenue station Of the Long Isl
and Railroad. TO syndicate for period
of fortytwo years al an aggregate renta
Of $1,000. The ground floor formerly oc
cupied by the City Savings Bank, has
been sub-leased by the leasing syndicate
to John karn Tor fifteen years at rental
aggregatiuR xiIUOlU
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser and at
torney.)
SEPTEMBER %.


BANK ST, rs and so. 5oxao, Abingdon Con
struction 60 70 Florence hernof, DORCHESTER
VROOME ST. sol > 2lxsI 81 Johns Park
Realty Go 20 Edward Hart. 20 pesbrosses 81
tmtg $4,000: all liens; sept -; SlVpi attorhso
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust 90 loV
lGTH ST. s. 1856 II Of Hudson 81. 50x
p3S, Herman & Gsse 10 SelaTa Holdins 20.
Inc. Beekman st lmlg $500 sept w.
500: attorney. \ l. Gerlich. Beekman 81
iOTU ST 2O7 West sly brk. 21Nts.o'
Jacob Kaplsn TO James Cunningham. 2oI West
i0th ST; sept 20. 500. a. -, ,,..,..
47rII AT, CO.. West, 25Ni00. John Frusetta
io Henry Dickele, COS West i9th 81 'mts
81 5OO,; Nov - 1912. 81. attorney. FREDERICK
Rauber. lij Nassau 81. 40 M.
JOTH ST. $ s. 10 Il n LIST ave. 2'h"o'
BENJAMIN Florsheim ct al to Lester Flor'heim'
AZ Fast Both st. q G. sept 10, 500, attorney
Milton Mayer. - Cedar St 90
SD ~. 4l3 and il5 East sty orS, ai.sN
- /. BENJAMIN Florshcim 81 al 10 Lester FLOR
shelm. Az East 10th st. c; Sept 49, 81 AT
toruey. " MAYER, - CEDAR 81. 40.
9th ST. "a 10 IS West: sly 6Ik; 'oSi" '.,S
West Ii2h ~ (mtg sHl.o"ol; sept - SOD at
,orncy Henry Hcliman. l27 West Goth St
9sTI ST. r. lto.3 Il o. 81 40 Ok
closure. sept l9l. Ernest Il Eckiey. ref. 20
LAWYERS Mortgage 60. 80 Liberty 81 Scpt -
So OoO: attorneys. cary carroll - wan -.
itTII ~, ~ s. 100 n " 81 LIST ave .JN
100 10: Dibonedetto Realty 90 20 TO- frank M
friycui aggi Hughes ave 'm'g $2I.5rl, Scp'
Il: 500: attorney, Myron Sulzocrg'T' - FarN
ROTH sr. Ia7 West. ? 50 brk iny9a II :
Henri w tuger to Ensign Realty 60. - IA IN,
,-f,. ~. Aug -. 500. attorneys, M'l-iushl''
A Stern. H. william 81. -
SAND PROPERTY. Leo J j schwartz 10
same, Aug -. 81 same attorneys
The Bronx.
HENSON AVE. *. as n ~ Frisby
49,, ~ SxlyGG. Benson ave. s 10" ~ u
o. Frishy ave. % 8xl.0.ll; Benson ave .,
1893 n ~ % FrisbN ave. s2Allo. - b,lHo'
p..s,. G,insborg 10 Duichess Finance 90, Al
Poughkespsie !. sept j. tmtg ~. "u"l .
Si0o. attorney. e " II Arnold. - Market
81 Poughk,epsic. !. ,
HENSON AVE. g r. 1870 II oi Frisoy
ave. .gsYieS3. Benson ave. q. 1913 II u
-, t.rIsby ave e2NiiT.i. same 10 same. Sept
II mtg 10000. 500. attorney. same
CAI.IDWELL AVE COL. g.. l3HNllo'
pa.n,I yVclusteln 10 7. Frooks Englur o.
S.ugerti.s. y y. Sept - mtg 10000
500. attorney. 6 Leighton tracks. - CEDAR
cREsToN AVE- % cor Of 18th st. 98y
80. SPENCE Bcyins. ref 10 James
RYAN and arc. al, Grand ave, sept -
<ii son. attorney. Lawyers Insurance CO.
100 BroadWay 80.
'REsTON AVE. cor 81 isith st. l2'S
ITT1. same 10 Anna " Reilly and ano.
81 West ist.t 81: Sept -. So 900. attor-
usy Lawyers Insurance GO. 100 Broadway.
CLAY AVE. 0iH n % of l"Hth ~.
fpRsn. Anthony Rosie TO james w BradN,
5Gs East ISId -. July II 'm'g $500 and
all lisuHN- 81 attorney. Jphu hrAdg -"o'
LOT ~ blk Is map Morris park. Morris
Park Estates 20 Henrietta IHul7en. HlN
Fast iTp,h 81. July -. 81. attorney. Law
ycrs Title Insurance CO. iGo Broadway.
Mt HOPE PLACE. 80. 81 81. 25Ni.i. Isaac
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owner; Lucfsn Pisciotta, 39i East ia.
architect: cost, $500.
165TH ST. W cor OF Hall Plac. 4
tenmt 50x96.s: Angel Construction rsVe
mine Cioffi. 1928 Hoe ave. owner. "
sos 900 N'' "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
ALTERATIONS,
SEPTEMBER p
The Bronx.

1s5TH ST. " cor OF Southern D..
ward. sty brk tenmt. 40xlIO. R..oit
Benenson, 407 East $3.50 81. owner; Tr.cns
Architectural Co, 401 fremont ave ,a.s
tect. cost, $500 SA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
SFpTFMRFR 9

1s4TH ST cor OF Park ave, 5orio
John A Philbrick loans John " Buscall 6,
100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRToIe'
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

FOR SALE-29 West s4th ST.. Ave story a
foot brownstone single fat. IN absolute Az
class condition; always full; asking pr..s
$4,000: very essy terms. Address OWNER
1i5 Manhattan ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. September -. 1913.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
QUOTATIONS. FOR BEEvEs.

Totals ..........13,37t $500 4s,409 So
Totals last week. 1888 6.273 54.3jI 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
NEW YORK.

FRAME HOUSE; $500. $50
down: $50 floor. two months free; sir
rooms 1929 Katonah ave. Woodlasa
Heights ACKEPJAN, 1s7 Greenwich st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23

st. Louis Sept 22.--CATTLE-Receipt
nrjcos. steers 81 4O6 $50 30: heifcrs. s. 90 n
sc 90. cows 81 e5GS7 %: Southern steers.
s. 2OaS7 so. HOGS-Rcceipts. $500. only
moderately active. ia higher; choice
light 10 medium weight S9dSa -. hulk OF
sales SIS - n SO. packers SIS 25GsS 20 lights.
IS 81 n $40: pigs ssdsS5o. SHEEP-Re-
ccipts. 700: offerings scant. demand fair for
good grades; prices 1OI 13o higher lambs
SO 5Ods7 80. Gull lambs s5GsG. mutton
sheen SITSl o.
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MITeHELI. GRAIN MARKET.

WHEAT-No. / northern rs; No.
2 northern Is; No. 3 northern 10;
No. 1fyelvet chaff "a: No. 2 velvet
shaft 2.
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HOGS DROP FIVE
CENTS TODAY
pORKERS CONTINUE DOWN
WARD PLUNGE STARTED
INSTRUMENTATION
SLOW AND STEADY.

Union Stock Yards, Chicago, ILL
HOGS-Estimated receipts today,
IS. 700; number left owe from yes
terday, $500: estimated receipts to-
morrow 70 Doc; official receipts yes
terday lT.T34, official shipments yes
terday 6G3G. Market slow and steady
TO five cents lower than Tuesdays
average. Bulk OF prices 500 a $50
light $3.50 q 500; mixed and but
cheers $3.50 a 9.05; heavy $3.50
~ s.a5; rough, heavy $3.50 a 500
workers. $500 a zoe; pigs S4,25 n
500.
CATTLE Estimated receipts to-
day 1900. Market slow and gener-
ally steady. Beeves 1925 @ 90;
cows and heifers s3.a0 % SIS;
Texas steers $500 a $40; stockcrs
and feeders $40 a 500; western
cattle $500 % $40.
sHEEP-Estimated receipts today
DIS, 900. Market weak to ten cents
lower. Native sheep $500 @ 40;
western eheep 1914 q 40; year
lings $4.T5s a $40; lambs $3.50
a 7.20; western lambs $3.50 a
T.20.
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CANCER VICTIM
MADE HAPPY
III. ii. NATWICK WRITES THAT
HE HAS BEEN CURED OF
CANCER IN THE CHEEK.

Sioux Falls, S. DC. II. Craig, of
the Argus-Leader has just received
the following letter from II. III. Nat
wick, OF this city, which speaks for
itself:
Chester. S. D., September 10
On April 10. 1919, 1 was advised by
my doctors in, Sioux Falls to go to
Rochester, Mimi, for treatment for
cancer in the left cheek. | spent
four months at Rochester under
treatment and was finally advised to
go home as my case was incurable.
HI very next day l saw in the col
umns of the Argus-Leader the adj
vertisement OF Charles r. Schroyer
& Co., of Chester in which they
guaranteed a cure for cancer. | pro-
ceeded to Chester and after a con-
s%ultation with Dr.. Schroyer and the
guaranteeing me that he could make
a cure, ! placed myself under his
charge. | have had two treatments
at h Chester sanatarium and the
cancer is absolutely removed from
my face and in a very short time ]
am satisfied that my face will be as
we'll as it ever was.
Yours Very Respectfully.
N. II. NATWICK."
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COLLEGE PEN
THE SCHOOL YEAR
FORMAL SERVICES HELD THIS
MORNING IN DAKOTA IVES
LEY.AN CHAPEL.

With 800 students enrolled this
morning, Dakota Wesleyan university
held it's formal opening exercises for
the commencement of The school
year 19%13-1914. The chapel in
Science hall was almost filled when
President w. G.. Seaman announced
the opening hymn shortly after 10
O'Clock.
The speaker of the occasion was
Rev. G. w. Rosenberg, superintend-
ent of the Sioux Falls district of he
Methodist Episcopal church. Mr..
Rosenberg made u strong appeal to
the student body along the lines of
broader education and self culture.
Wisdom is the principal Thing,
therefore get wisdom; and with it
get understanding" was taken by
itev. MIR. Roseberry for the subject
of his discourse. The pro.erb, as
interpreted by the Sioux Falls di-
vine, meant that the aim of the col
lege student should be to place him
self IN the proper relation with all
the world.
1t was especially emphasized that
college students should identify
themselves with the moving forces
OF college life. realize their benefits
and thereby fit themselves for the
great things of life. The speaker
urged his hearers not to lose sight
of thochief aim OF college life, how
ever, but to work with an
ness OF purpose and broadness OF
spirit that would not be denied.
Following the address by Rev. Mr..
Rosenberg, DR.. Seaman outlined
briefly u welcome to the incoming
students. Announcements were made
for the day and in conclusion. the
new and former members of the
faculty were introduced to the stu
dent body.
The first classes of the semester
We're beeun at 9 o'clock this after
noon. However. registration will be
carried on at intervals the remainde,
OF the week. BY moor today. 29G
students had registered. with indioa-
tons the number would reach $50
by evening.
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK.

Sioux City, Iowa.-Cattle receipts
Loo, Market steady. Hog receipts
$50 Market steady to five cents low
er. Top prices $500. Bulk of prices
$500 q sos. Sheep receipts 1000.
Market steady,
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Gossip or Tuesdays Market.

SiouxsCity, Ia.-Tuesday's fat cat.
tie market compared f%avorahly With
that of the day before and aside from
a few wenk spots the general killer
market differs but little from that of
late last week. On this basis a good
demand lis ruling from beef mon. A
consignment or 1850 pound range
beet steers topped the market al
500. DeeVes are quotalle at ST.50 a
l9.Oh dry fed cows and heifers S6.50
al 500; range beef steers $3.50 a
500; grass cows and heifers $3.50
% T.26.. canners and thinicows $3.50
% $50; veal calves $500 q 10. 100.
and brlls and stays $500 % 7.25.
Tie trading basis of Monday in
stoeikers and feeders, which was 10
a IL cents lower on feeders as
compared With last week, ruled to
d great extent in the stocker and
feeder trade. On this basis the usual
light run for Tuesday changed own
ersiiip. Quotations: Feeders $3.50 a
80; calves and yearlings $500 q
7.25; and feeding cows and stock
heifers $500 % 6.75. Dealers have
more stoekers and feeders in their
division than a week ago.
Under hearish advices from OUT
side points the hog market ruled 5 q
10c lower than that OF Monday. On
this basis a light run sold.
In fat sheep and lambs there was
a still further Weakness owing to
hearish reports from other centers.
For the week fat and killing stock is
~ m FIR 1nmny, with 1tftlo mr. NO
change In feeding stock.
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MILWAUKEE GRAIN MARKET

M%iIWauT.eo, WIs.-WHEAT.- No.
! Dakota northern spot, bulk ship
mont SIS q sSM: No. 9 Dakota
northern spot. bulk shipment So q
81; No. l Dakota northern spot,
bulk shipment IS days So; No. 1
velvet ohaff 81; December wheat 81
SIS; May wheat % 3-S.
CORN-No. 8 corn "A a 74h;
yellow 74h; december corn II 3-S;
May corn ~ IS.
OATs-No. 3 white oats Al %
Al Ia; standard Al ga a AZ; De
cembcr oats AZ SIS a IA.
BARLEY-Medium barley rs %
81: No. , barley IA a so; rejected
barley 60 a G5.
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president on behalf of the Presbyter-
ian colleges of the country; President
Il. l.. Slagle, of the South Dakota
State College, who will speak for the
state schools: and President VIM. G.
Seaman, OF Dakota Wesleyan Jniver-
sity. who will represent the denom-
national colleges of South Dakota.
Immediately following the inaug-
nr.,l ceremonies. an inaugural recep-
,lon viii be held in the Ralph Voor-
ness Han, rendered by the trustces
and faculty to delegates, visitors.
alumni, students and friends. in
honor OF the retiring president and
Mrs. Calvin II. French and the in
coming president and Mrs. Mary NJ.
Gage.
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WINS
GUN CLUB TROPHY
HIGH WINDS PREVENT RIFLE
CRACKS FROM MAKING
GOOD SCORES :

With q field OF seven entrants,
George Siiipton, a member of Comp
any II. and the city police force, yes
terday o the trophy of the Mitchell
Rifle Club i'll the annual shoot. The
contest. which WAS held on the ma
tional guard range four miles north
of the city. was marred by n heavy
wind which prevented any of the
marksmen from making their expect
ed scores.
The score hung up by Shipton for
the shoot vas Ill points. much lower
than the score of 12S points made
last year by Lem Bagley. Second
score was registered by T.. A. Bricker,
wilma mark OF 100. Bagley, who was
not eligible for the shoot this year
because of his 1912 trophy, In prac-
lice made a score of A. out of a pos
sible 80 from the 50o-yard range,
Lieut.. f. &, Rowley also qualified as
m expert with a score OF A.. made
from the 600-yard range.
The scores of the shoot, with the
marlle made at the 200. 800 and 500
yard ranges. follows:
II. A. Bricker, so. IS, A; total,
100.
Tom Escott, so, IS. AZ; total. 100.
w. o. Cox, &c, 40. Al; total. 107.
DR.. G. G. Kimball, 80, So, "a; total,
101.
E. b. Rowley, %. 81, 40: total,
1916.
T. j. Morgans. %, 40. s5; total,
9S.
Geo. shipton, 81, IS, 40; total,
III.
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sum Of money. The law requires pay
of such collections TO be made
to the state treasurer, the first of
April and October OF each year, and
requires the counties to pay six per
cent to the state on All funds so held
Otter these dates. State Treasurer
Ewart says county treasurers have
failed TO remit on request. and that
he viii begin enforcement of The in
terest provision of the law on this
subject.
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WILL NEW
HEAD OF HURON COLLEGE

Huron, S. D.-On Tuesday, Sept.
30, 1913, Mr.. Harry Morehouse Gage
will be inaugurated president of
Huron College. The trustees have
sent out to the friends of the insti-
tuition several thousand invitations,
and there will be present many per-
sons DISTINGUISHED in the field of adu-
cation, both within and without the
state of South Dakota. In particular
may be mentioned President J.. A..
Marquis of Coe College, Cedar Rapids
Iowa, who will welcome the new
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TODAYN MARKETS 4
OATS 33.
CORN-G2.
MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE

Minneapolis. Minn.-WHEAT.@
No. l hard s5 rs; No. / northern
SO 3-S n SIS IS; regular arrive S3
3-S a 81; special choice SIS SIS;
No. . northern 81 SIS a 50 3-S: No,
9 hard Montana arrive SO 3-S n rs
No. 3 white 10 a 81 3-S; No. l dur
um SLY; arrive S1!4; No. . durum
70 " arrive 1917; September wheat
80 81: December wheat "a rs bid;
May wheat 80 "a ask, q rs bid.
CORN-No. 3 yellow corn 70H
arrive 10; No. 4 corn 6S a 50.
OATS NO. 3 white oats 80 z a
80; arrive IS 5-S; No. 3 oats 35la
a 81.
DARLEY-5s n 10.
RYE 81 a GO; arrive 81 n co.
FLAX-Choice $40 a $1.43; ar
rive $40 a $1,43.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-09-25
r FYREslEN HURT.

Milwaukee Wis.-Ten firemen
were burned and tire seriously, dur
ing the fire which destroyed $4,000
worth of coal. docks and dock build
ings, belonging to the Gross Coal
Company.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-09-25
INHERITANCE TAX MUST
BE PAID REGULARLY

Pierre, S. D.-Reports from coun-
ty t%reasurers show that some of them
have been holding inheritance tax
collections for nearly two years. and
the counties collectively hold a large
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-09-25

Brooklyn -. .......... IL 0
Pittsburgh -. ........ s 5
Batteries: Yingling and Fisher;
Shenn, MammoX and Simon.
Second game:
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-09-25
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-06
THE BOWDOlN ALUMNI
OF New England States Have 45th An
nuaI Banquet in Boston.

Boston, Feb. 5.--The 45th annual
meeting and dinner Of the Bowdoin
College Alumni Association of New
England developed several talks Of i'm
tereat 10 20a graduates in attendance.
President Vim. Dewitt Hyde discussed
the york of the college during the past
year and the plans for the coming
year, He emphasized the fact that in
every contest for the Rhodes Schol-
arship from Maine, Il Bowdoin man
has won.
Plans for Arctic exploration, in which
n visit to the little known polar con-
tinent of Croker Land is planned,
Were related by Donald Is. Mcmillan, a
graduate of the college, who accom-
panied Peary on his discovery of the
Pole. Prof. Mcmillan said the expedi-
tioa was purely n scientific one and
that there was no element Of CONNER
cial.sm in it,
DR. f. NJ Whittier, head Of the coll
lege gymnasium, voiced need for an
infirmary at Brunswick. which was
followed by similar remarks from oth-
er speakers.
The officers Of the past year were all
reelected.