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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
AMBASSADOR TO
TURKEY RETIRING

Constantinople, Turkey.-The Rt.
Hon. Sid Gerald Lowther, G. c. NJ. G.
British ambassador to Turkey, has
resigned his post and will retire from
the diplomatic service at an early
date. His five years term of service
at Constantinople expires on June 80
next.
Sir Gerald Lowther entered the di-
plomatic service in 1879 and was first
appointed attache in Madrid. He
subsequently served in Paris, Constan-
kio. Budapest and Washington. In
1901 he became minister to Chile and
in January, 1905 he went to Tangier
as successor to Sir Arthur Nicolson.
A few days after the restoration Of
the Ottoman constitution in July,
1908, he succeeded to his present post.
1t has, therefore, been Sid Gerald
Lowther's good fortune to be appoint
ed to two posts just prior to events
which had the effect of enormously
increasing the responsibility attach
ing to these posts.
AS British ambassador to Constan-
tinople. Sir Gerald Lowther had to
deal with problems arising out of the
Bosnia annexation crisis, the change
of regime in April, 1909, the Cretan
difficulty, the outbreak of the Libyan
war and the Balkan war, and con-
Quoted himself in a manner that
gained him the esteem of all who
knew him. His departure from Con-
stantinople will be much regretted.
Lady Lowther. who was formerly
Miss Alice Blight of Philadelphia,
earned the gratitude Of the Turkish
sufferers from the war by the energy
with which she organized practical
measures for the relief of want and
misery.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
GREECE PRAISES
BRITISH ADMIRAL

Athena, Greece-The head of the
British nayal mission, Rear-Admiral
Tufnell, recently called at the minis
try of marine to bid farewell to the
minister and officers employed there.
The admiral said he regretted having
to leave the Greek navy and express
ed his admiration for the work being
done by the fleet during the recent
war. The minister, in reply. paid a
warm tribute to the work which Rear
Admiral Tufnell had accomplished in
so short a time in the Hellenic navy
as chief of the British naval mission
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
New Pit Below Firth of Forth.

Edinburgh, Scotland.-The Garden
Coal Company, the crown lessees of
the minerals under the Firth of Forth
are making excellent progress with
the sinking of their main shaft on
the foreshore to the rear of Bo'ness
dock They have already cut seam
of main coal four feet thick, and of
first class quality, and will proceed
with their operations until depth of
so fathoms is reached. Preparations
are now being made for sinking an
other shaft a little to the west of the
present one.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
Notice to Elks.

The Flag Day exercises Saturday
night will be held in the lodge room,
commencing at o'clock sharp. All
members are requested to be present
in white uniforms No automobile
parade. THE COMMITTEE.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13

n. Burget telephoned to Thomas Pet
tijohn of Dayton, Wash, Wednesday
and he said the dead man was his
brother. Cecil. The Identification of
the desperado was then considered to
be established beyond question of n
doubt.
However, E. r. Ware, ex-postmas-
ter of Echo, Ore, came here Wednes-
day on business and by chance he
attended the coroners inquest. View
ing the remains, he made the sensa-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
A Very Cheap Farm

4SO acres, 235 acres in blue stem
wheat looking fine. water, small
mouse, good barn, only six miles from
the railroad station. North of the
Umatilla river. Only s25 per acre.
LIVERMORE & BICKERS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13

You can get good standard made
piano to suit your income and taste
at Grahams.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-06-13
MAN KILLED AT THE DALLES
WAS CECIL PETTIJOHN

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06
FORECLOSURE SALE.

sT-PpFYF- C0ITRT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-The Franklin Savings Bank In the
City OF New York Plsintin. against aIin,e
suancs ~ the tud snent OF foreclosure and
sale dulv made and entered In the aooVe-
entitled action. bearing date the !o'h ua2 "
October 1918, I. the undersigned, ,he Hei
cree IN said Judgment named, VIII sell az
nublic auction. al the New York Real Estate
Salesroom. Nos IA and 10 Nesey street IN
the Borough of Manhattan, CITY OF rev
a. 10 O'clock noon on that day. by Joseph
Y. Day, Auctioneer, the premises I
by said Judgment to be sold and thereih
described as follows; t,. A. n.rcs, a,
land together with the buildings and I'M
proveme1ts thereon erected. situate. lying
and being In the Twelfth WARD OF me 30.
ough Of Manhattan. Cty, Souh.y nnu o.. a.
Of New York, bounced anu o'No " "
beginning at a point on the southerly
side Of Ninety-ninth street, distant one
hundred and twenty-five rect .aS'e cniunbns ,
formerIv Ninth) Avenue and Ninety-nintn
Street and running thence southery pa
lei with Columbus formerly Nihth) hFenue
and part Of the way through a party wall
one b~ndred feet and eleven inches TO the
center lin, of the block between Niney
eighth and Ninety ninth suees: thenc 4,
easterly along saiG center r Ihe and s1ain
paraliel with Columbus formerly MIMI
Avenue one hundred feet and eleven lnenes
to the southerIy side of Ninety,ninth street;
aud thence westerly along ,ne Sus g.,
side OF Ninety ninth street twenty-hVe iee'
to the point or place Of besin ming ,o,.
Dated New York. october 2Ith, 1919.
Referee.
WILSON NJ. POWELL Attorney for Plaintiff.
no wall street, Borough OF MAMMAL
tan. New York city.
The following 's diagram OF t re street
WINNER ia 6s West Ninety-ninth Street:
Doth street.
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SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT. STATE OF NEW YoRk'
abe s. Kuhn. Plaintiff. against kose =.
bauchens Robert II. Mclaughlin ana Jach
son Brothers Realty Company. Detenaahtt i~.,o
Irial desired In Nassau COunty.-Io the ap 1',,
named defendants: You are hefcpy Sun
mohed 20 answer the complaint In TINS az a.
non and 20 serve copy OF your answeil o o.
NC plaintiffs attorney within twenty wv
Gays after he service Of this summons, en -,
elusive OF the day OF service, and IN Sase 30
your failure 10 appear. or answer Juus a. =
viii be taken against you by default TOT 'ho
relief demanded IN the complaint
Dated, y. Y, August 1sts 1919. ...or-
JULIUS NJ LOWENSTEIN, Plaintins At'9 10
ney once and Postoftce ADDRESS III.
Broadway Manhattan, New YORK ~ M. .
- Jackson Brothers Realty company: 10
foregoing summons Is served upon you uS
publication pursuant 20 an order OF Iot, q
russell Benedict a Justice OF the oupi e ~
Nourt Of the State OF New YORK, dstea nv e
ssth day OF September. 1913. and nieo on til9
9Th day Of September 1913. ~ the oIlce ~
me Clerk Of the County OF Nassau "a w
Town Of Mineola County Of Nassau. n,ate VI
New York. the original summons ana co ~, .
paint having been filed IN said once OH the
etn day OF August. 1913.
Dated. September 3Oth. 1913. ...,.,-,,,,,
Tours. etc, JULIUS NJ. LOWEST EdS'
Plaintiffs Attorney, ONCE ana f0st ~
nee Address. 140 Broadway, Manha''""
New York City.
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STORAGE NOTICES.

LEE BROTHERS. STORAGE & VAN co.
STORAGE WAREHOUSE NOTICE.
To Whom II May Concern:
We will sell at public auction. at 2l2 East
125th street on Wednesday. November 18th.
1919 and the following Wednesdays and Fri
days until all are sold, household goods, pianos,
mercha ndise personal effects, etc, stored by
or i'm names as follows: n. j. O'Connell. John
Murphy, Miss NJ. L. Smith. II. G. Winnie. f..
A. Ieet, Mrs. G. Newmayer, V. Karner. James
Jensen. A Cannon. II. a. Mclean. Mrs Il.
Palmer. Mrs. X F. Hard, l.. p. winsatt. II. L..
pritchard. j. Incubabian. Unless all charges
are paid on or before November 10. 1913. same
will h. sold according to law. TO pay charges.
LEE BROTHERS' STORAGE & VAN CO..
100 East I25th Street.
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suRRoGATE's NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE or AN oRDEE OF Hon.
John p Cohalan, a Surrogate OF the Couh,
ty OF New York. notice Is heTGSy s s,en s.
~ aI,,t,, late OF the County OF New YORK
deceased present the same Win pIaee of
thtreol 49, business No SO Wall Street, In
,hs Slty Of New York, on or before the 10th
dav OF December next -. -, ,,,.o ,o,a
Da!e ycopK LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST
Ne" COMPANY. Executor.
,,,,,,pr C. PARISH Attorneys for Executor.
g2 Wall street. New YORK City.
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p,rps1rANcE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
IN rnbn p CohaIan. Surrogate OF the Coun-
., ~ New York. notice is hereby given TO
all persons having CLAIMS rsu neS' Of New York
w. ss,ca - 10 present the same with vouchers
tSereof 10 the subscriber. at IT'S place OK OK
business. NO. % wsii he 10Th
the city OF New YORK. on or oeioio INV
day OF December next. L.. -, Inn. taf,
Dated. New York the nth day OF June; igeS
NV YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND iHo'i
NE" COMPANY. Executor. ...
un,uuT g. PARISH, Attorneys for Executor
T." - wall street New York CITY.
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East 43rd st.

East 43rd ST.
The approximate amount s Of the ,en 90
1900; O. 70 be sold is S14.0SO12. with
in,spe,t thereon from the first day OF octo-
Der. 1918. together with costs ana allow low,
nn,ohar Ioi3 together with the expenses
- he sale, The approximate amount OF
the taxes, assessments and water rates or
1917 assr ont OF the purchase money. or
psiS by the Referee. Is s56S.9s and interest,"
Dated. New York. october 10. 1918
LAWRENCE s. GREENBat NJ,
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SsI AM sorry have taken up much Of your time.
marked a caller seeking information about Tribunal
advertising.
We tried to convince him that there obligation
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There is implied feeling of disappointment when you
do advertise When swap stories with desire
is make feel that friends and hope
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We merchandising a commodity dvertsng-
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ing with the facts . 49,
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
The Bronx

u,v,v AVE. W s. % It of o'Brien
Nh Si: N, sty frame dwg. 1sxS4; Annie Click Lick
ave- ~ point owner; Anton Primer 2O63
Clason ST. ave, architect; $4,000.
W ssssteeTg ST 1892 # e Of yerio ave; two
80 ?0e CIV frame dwss, 2QXSS Betty Petersen 5SE;
l Ry:T ssZ ave Sg9:T :7 AG5'A PETERSON 's
RyeT ssCCJK;ROCK AVE. $ S, 1922 # of
BLACh are, two . sty brk dwgs. 2O.6x5i;
virginia Ruhl. Inc. 1910 McGraw ave- own
WlihsWH, snry Nordheim, 1857 fremont ave-
ere, -. e. . 900
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LIS PENDENS.
NOVEMBER 5.


,-.n ST. so West; Albert II Hastorf ast
~. Hennen ct al amended foreclosure OF
M MEL a.,o-nsvs House, Grossman & Norhaus.
mig, 1sSN, AVE- n E cor OF 10th ST. II 9Xs3:
ysIman Kudlich agt Hirsh Alper ct al
foreclosure Of mtgli attorney, Futzel.
W, taTNJIT.TON ST. IS: Jennie Shapiro agt Hen
tic Rosen et al foreclosure Of mtg); attor-
new. A Sarasohn. ,. ,e-.,- -
,stib SITS lot "a: Harry Zirinsky agt Mary NJ
Nors ct al foreclosure OF transfer OF tax heh)'
attorney. d Zirinsky. ,
XINGSBRIDGE RID. $. at intersection OF
r,t,rsbrI5ge terrace. lots 81 to 30, 24th Ward
TboTas Mcbride agt William ] Nulty faction
- foreclOse mechanics lien); attorney, +
h en- AVE. e s, between iSSth and 1S9th SITS.
,ot Q. Henry Neugass agt Mary J Lee et al
Iioreclosure OF transfer Of tax hen); attorneys
s,eruberg Jacobson & Pollock.
s,p ST, s. 200 It Q Of sth ave, 25xsS.s; John
J Collgan agt Marie Stoops ct al tamended
sorsclosure Of mtg: attorneys. A & II Bloch.
ELIZABETH ST. l25; Broadway Trust co
AIT italian Union Realty and Security Co ct al
foreclosure Of MTG, attorneys, Breed, Abbott
A Morgan.
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AUCTION SALES.

ny VIRTUE OF TWO WARRANTS OF
seizures. merged into execution L VII sen
10 a. o A. NJ. at 100 Leonard St.. Manhat.,
,on tue oliver Typewriters. No. 331T35 ana
No 4Go27o ALFRED FREEMAN. MarshaI:
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF nEW
York city Real Estate company flalh-
tin against Bertha Adler et al. Detehuah.s'
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF loteCIosu.e
ard sale duly made and entered IN mo
abD,.-cnfitl.d action and bearing date the
stb day OF october. 1913, ], tho uhderslBheu;
,ba referee IN said Judgment haineu; WIZ
scII AT public auction. at the ENchanse ea,es
room, Nos. 1915 Vesey street: ia VIZ yne On
10 Gtb day OF November. 1913, at IL O'Clock
noon on that day. by J. II. Mayors Aucuior
Ger the premises directed by sara JuoS nieIs
80 10 soId and therein described as follo"s'
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF lahu
,yith the buildings and Improvements theI.oh
crected situate, lying and being IN tne po,
ou0h OF Manhattan OF the cry OF Ne" ioIh'
a. ,hc County and State OF New YORK: oouho-
~ ~ "a described as follows: Beginning az
noint on the northerly side or foIy-tnuu
Street distant two hundred ana hve N-Vo
,eet ea,terly from tho corner FORMED py IN.
tr,a,section OF the easterly side OF Ihlru
,,'.nno With the northerly side OF Forty
third street; running thence easterly ana
along the northerly side OF rory -thitu
street, twenty-five GOD ree,, . rhird ,vnnne
and partly through party wall one nun
drod D0O) feet fve 90 lnches 10 tne ceuto,
line OF the block between Forty thlra anu anu
Forty fourth Streets; thence western a. otS
saiu ,,yave f25) feet; and thence southerly
snd again parallel with said Third Avenue
aud partIy through party wall one hunareu
1OOJ feet I'VE to) ihches " '' p'
Mace OF beginning. 1910
dated, New York. october 10: l8lS;
LAWRENCE s. GREENBAUM.
HAROLD SWAIN. Attorney for Plaintiff lIs
broadway, Borough OF Manhattan Ne"
rhn tnIlowing is a diagram Of the property
IN he sold: It's street number 10 Zio East
43rd street:
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York -Mlnna Kreuder. EXecutrir under the
Last VIII and Testament OF Louis Kreuder;
deceased. Plaintiff against Nathan Bloom ana
others. Defendants.
In pursuance OF a judgment OF foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered In the above
entitled action and bearing date the 2sth day
OF October 1913, !, the undersigned the REF
cree in said judgment named, Will sell at pun
lie auction, a. the Exchange Salesroom, NOS
i4-i6 Vesey Street. In the Borough Of Manhat-
tan. city Of New York. on the 10Th day on
November, 1913 at II o'clock noon on that
day BY Joseph y. Day, Auctioneer. the
premises directed by said judgment TO be
sold. and therein described as follows:
IAN that certain lot piece or parcel or land
with the buildings and Improvements thereon:
situate, lying and being on tho easterly slde OF
Wlllctt street. in the Eleventh ward OF the
city OF New York. Borough OF Manhattan, ani
known on A certain map entitled a map or
property situated near the ferry at Corlears
Hook belonging TO the Estate OF Mr.. J. Clason'
deceased y. Y, March 20, 1873. stephen buo
lam G. s.. as Lot No. 2j2. and bounded and
described as follows. viz: Northerly by Lot
No. PSI on said map: Easterly by Lot No -,
on said map: Southerly by Lot No. 2o3 on Hald
map, and Westerly by Willett Street. Contain
ing in width In front and rear each rs feet and
in depth on each side 100 feet. said premises
being new known as and By the street NUMBER
90 Willett Street. and being the same premises
conveyed TO ,aid Nathan Bloom and Morris
Gordon by Louise Stern by deed dated June
3Oth 1905, and recorded on the same day IN
Liber l42 OF Section . OF Conyeyances at page
III in the Office OF the Register OF the County
Of New York and lndeXed under Block Number
339 on the Land Map OF the CITY OF Ne"
York
JACOB VI. GUEDALIA. Referee
H. A. e. g z HEYDT. Attorneys for Plain
TIT No Rector street. Borough OF Man.
haitian. city u New York. -,,,
to be sold: its street Number is No " "iiiet'
street.
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Stanton Street
Riyington Street.

.haree 10 satisfy which the aboye-descrioed
nronerty is 10 be sold. Is Twenty thousand
ihr.e hundred and seventy and so-loo
$50 $40 SCI Dollars. with interest thereon frotn
tge I'm dsy OF october. 1918. together with the
cost. and allowance amounting 10 Three nun
dred and forty-four 3s-i0o Dollars, win IN
ter.st from the 10Th day u October' lgiS' 10
.gs,bsr with the expenses OF the sale. The ap-
nroximato amount OF the taxes, assessments
and water rates. or other liens. which are 10
he allowed 10 the purchaser out OF the pu,
.Lasa money or paid by the Referee. IL Eight
10000 and sInty Dollars $500 and interest.
DateJ New York November LIST. 1918
JACOB NJ GUEDAbIA, Referee.
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CARPET CLEANiN G.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING Works.
Oldest Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
r., ieo9 4603 BRYANT 437-439 West 45th 81.
CAREFUL, CARPET CLEANING Co
Cleans by compressed air. steam. hand or
IN floor 1858 Broadway, t2l East iSth 81.
COE g. BRANDT. Tel l32-3sth
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ALTERATIONS.
The Bronx.

-,>-n1Ay AVE. 1901: 3 sty frame dwg'
FlNDip I Thompson. on premises, own
1sx45, .,-s % p Crosier, White Plains ave and
ee 5,; a. architect; $500.
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RELIABLE help SEEKING EMPLOYMENT.

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charge fifteen understands thor
oughy and handling Of estate mortgage investments High
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experience ots persons having inventions machinery pe-
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

D0sT-Dlamond bowknot pin. on SUNDAY. IN
81 Agnes's church, 92d 81. near columbus
ave. or between there and l81 West Sun r.
i1,cral reward II returned 70 Mrs. r. n IA
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tosT.-On NOV. a BETWEEN AND n. M
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pearl horseshoe 0adys brooch; liberal re-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED.-An idea, Who can think OF some
simnle thing TO patent? Protect your IDEAS
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rae eiMIlE LETTERS.

IMITATION typewrittsn letters, 100; Coo
Cortlandt-5022.
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s.r,sEIeo MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER 3.

-, AVE 2156 to 2164: Joseph Cohen agt
I'M Wells: Aug 20 1913; s275.
uGsgTpprSTOPHER ST. ia and 116: Louis
Imam hm agt Arienna NJ Kahn; oct 20 1913;
NsS 90 AVE. 1922; Louis Greenberg agt
PAID me- Wuhau ct al; Sept IS, 1913 (oy
bOnagI SST 115 West; Empire Architect
bronze CO agt H sl 7s5 Realty Co; Oct o.
1878 I1sT pr 1896 Evans Bros. Inc, agt
IL Realty Co ct al; Oct ~, 1913 (by
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RELIABLE MISCELLANEOUS OFFERINGS.

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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

NOVEMBER 3.
TAYLOR AVE. Q $. 275 II OF Lacombe
ave, 25 6xe6o; William Grosspeter agt Henry
A stadler. jr; $4,000.
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9sth Street.

The approximate amount OF thu Hen or
charge to satisfy which the above described
property is TO be sold Is SlJ,62IOs, with
Der, 1913 together with the costs and al
iowance amounting TO s36l.65, with interest
thereon from the 18th day OF October. 1913
together with the expenses OF tho sale. Inc
approximate amount OF taxes assessments
and other liens which are TO be allowed TO
the purchaser out OF the purchase money or
paid by the Referee. is s4i7.00 and interest
Dated, New York, October 9th, 1913.
ALFRED STECKLER, Jr,
Referee.
WILSON NJ POWELL. Attorney for Plaintiff
No. Wall street, Borough or Man
haitian, New York City.
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LAW CLERK (English) desires appointment;
long experience Of English courts and once
routine. Address ". r., Box II. Tribune OF
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