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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
Textile and Trade Notes.

DR.. Charles r. Van Hise, president
of the University Of Wisconsin. criti-
cised pending antitrust legislation
Yesterday morning in an address be
fore the National Association Of Credit
Men, in convention at Rochester. DR..
Van Hise declared that an interstate
commission. with "investigative" pow
ers. minus the power 10 give orders,
could accomplish little. His address,
entitled 1.-THE Nations Business" was
an outline of comprehensive pro-
gramme for the solution Of the trust
problem. Interest was centred at the
afternoon session in the probable rec
concentrations Of a special committee
appointed TO report on the advisabillty
OF creating a $1,000,O00 fund for the
prosecution Of a campaign against
trickery in adjusting estates and bank
rupts. News of the receivership Tor
the II. B. Claim Company caused a
sensation. Business halted for while
and scores Of delegates took immediate
densrture for their respective homes.
The annual banquet was held IN the
evening.
A new use is said to have been
found for the camisole laces, whlcn
NAV mean a considerable distribution.
The camisoles are now being made up
in bureau scarfs, with ribbon trl'n-
ming, and some buyers are reported
as showing interest in this new deyel-
opment.
An interesting feature of the 1913
production of cotton was the crop OF
the Imperial Valley, in Southern
California, where 22,S3S bales were
grown. 1t has been reported that the
acreage planted this year in the In
periai Valley will show a large in
crease. while the production IS Earl-
ously estimated at from $4,000 to 100
600 bales. Last years production "as
more than double that Of any previous
year there. where commercial growing
OF cotton has been in progress on!y,
few wears. Another feature was me
production in Arizona, where 2'Zss
bales were ginned, the largest part OF
which possessed the same charaeterls-
tics as Egyptian cotton. The 1914 area
shows a large increase, variously estl-
mated az from 1900 to 10000 acres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
100000 Harlem Lease.

Jacob Finkelstein leased for the Juno
Realty Company TO Nicholas Pappss,
candy dealer, the northeast corner store
and basement in the new building being
erected on the old Sonntag plot at the
northeast corner Of Lenox sv. and 10th
ST. This lease is for ten years, at an
aggregate rental Of 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

18Th ST. . 10 Sc West, store and base
nent; Whiting Development Corporation 70
Capitol Lunch, Inc. 5ts Bway' 10 yrs mos
ron June u. 1919; Sf59
% ST 20; store and basement; =
zwsrdling TO Celia schme5tz, rs - - .
yrs from May l. 1915: Sl,S3o; atty, II hoch-
Ter 4 Co sol lst Az.
VEsEY ST, G.: eli; y Y Railways CO 20
= Duryee & Co IS Nesey 81; Il US from
MAY J. 1914; $500. atty, a Tuiiy. lS5
VESEY ST. g; all. Ann D Badglsy 70 ?
Duryee & Co. s. Nesey 81 = yrs from Ma!
!. 1914. s.. 900: atty. a Tuliey ls5 BWay.
DIVISION ST li5 " store and basement I,
sarah Werstein 20 II Posenkort. WIS IRON
May I. 1914; $3.50. atty, N J Altschu~ III
J. Bway. 90. ,
aro no " Hcprer. 1856 Bway: Il yrs from
May T. 1915. s. ooo. attys, O'Brien. & D.
BLEECKER ST. s5s TO So; all; Galland
Realty 90 10 Josephine Cancilla ana ahe'
Its Thomson ST. WIS 20 mos from July j,
1914. s., 80: atty " a Bcnno, "a Thompson
ST ,-,-. va,
18th ST IS West; all; Kensington Hol1-
ing Corporation 10 J r MacNuTrsy, % las
81 Fort Eiward. y y June =, 4 Yrs, 81
500. atty. : L McMurray. Is West sd ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
sURROGATE's COURT-KETcHAMs
~ "a A. Mo DAY CALENDAh.
COUNTY COURT;

Fart IN-tIffI TT HI . "
10 a. m.
~ the court. without a jury. Case On
S..fnIAcme Homes Mass Constr roGn1
tJsriir Becker KrOesk/ Novick
Mac, Iumber/C - \ D'Alessiof Huggiero
and anO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
LIS PENDENS,
JUNE %
Manhattan.

. roa-r SIS. So OF "a - c51loo1l;
Helen s HudEch ast A l. Rose ~ al 'toFe
o'o's,e OF mtg atly. Il , hIgelI AZ. D
RsrSus Ct al action 20 foreclose nechan-
!r's ue01. atty. z EoEenthaL
80 AN. " s. % n of 18TH 81. 24.lIZloo:
u Esss AIT 4 II Lsadeke- 81 al fore
erST ST. 49, z: Union Trust Co o. New
York at Annette Pascal - al foreclosure
~ mrcl; attys Miller. King Lane &
LINTON ST. o.. P Klein e, Al az;
Earus, Alelze~ e. al amended foreclosure
Of mtg1 atty. F z Klein
Cd Az $50: 7 CeyertZ aGt \ B.itelman
~ 81 partition; atty, J A seidman.
1ST ~ 5 W cor OF e6,h st o5.sxsO;
Emile Lama sgt Dora Siminowitz 81 al
amended foreclosure OF mtg: attys, Man
u jones' ST. Q. 7 Tannels sEt W Pay
e, 81 foreclosure OF mtg; atty, y Tan
9Th Az. O.. J II Purdy sgt c c TilSh-
man e. al foreclosure o. mtg; sttys
Bowers & Sands
The Bronx.
CRESTON Az. " =. 1cs7 % 1854 s.
cJxlooa. Hudson Trust Co AT Paul J
EynNr TO - al foreclosure o. mtg, sttys
Holm. Whi,lock & Scarf.
CRFSTON Az. " $. 1877 % l9sth s.
25ylOO3. same agt same foreclosure OF
" CC4RFSToT Az :. se7 Of 1asth e.
o5xi0O.3: same agt same foreclosure Of
mtg. aftys. same.
POTTER PLACE. n 8 T5e Il OF villa
ev 2C1qS1: Artonis Natoi sEt Angelo
FuninFeIIo JmotIon TO set aside deed
atty. Nidayer
CONCORD ~. = :. SIS n % 15lst 81
TOxGT: Anna Sasms AIT Antonio Bohaty
e. al faction 10 declare conveyance void
Gttyv. Hvuss Woytisek 4 Schasp.
18TH ST = GO 10 = OF Wills az
1CSHloo; Elizabeth Stenard Burr.I az,
LvGlari Horton 81 al foreclosure % mtg
a'trs Worcester. Williams & SAKE.
RAILROAD Az. s 81 % 1881 s..
.4.TEIOg G. Made Cooke agt Alfred c
MlrhauE 81 al foreclosure % mtg. sttys
Miller & Bretzfelde-
BAILEY Az a422 and 3424. George
Singer AIT Scliitto Construction Co et al
goreclosure OF mtg; attys. A & II Bloch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
REAL ESTATE.

FOR HOMES IN the real country near New
York consult The Country Home League,
30 West sd street. Phone $3.50 Madison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
JUNE ..
Manhattan.
The Bronx.

MADISON Az. s " cor 18th a. sor = .
49, store and lofts 20NlO2 .. Taller 60. ~
jrn az. owner. Park Tilford. lessees, NJ
Baer. Go 9TH Az. archt. $500
The Bronx.
VALENTINE Az. " s. 30 p 1850 81. Two .
sly brs tennis JgXsS: NslhaIla Cl-pa
J o Peterson. pres. 1888 Sd av owner.
Moore q Landsisiel 81 az and ifS;h -,
arcrts. cost. 10000
18TH ST. q cor CrotOna zv. two 3 sty
brk tennis JOR6S. JON5S: Cosenzo Bldg 90.
: scalco T0j Z iS7th 81. owner. L P!scictta
sol I4q;h 81 archt. total cost. S6J. 90
FULTON Az e. COS 1914 n i6Oth St two
: sly brk tennis 43.7i1Xle6 and A.. 61I53. 4:
John " Cornish COusr co. ! " Cornish pres
46G r lSsth ST. owner. r SchefcIk. 4l6S
Park av. archt; cost 500 coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
Manhattan.

9Th ST. s0s Eas,. NJ Newman aSt Anna
n NrI0ty-e Ct al. June !. 1914. iss y.
MERCER ST. il3 and rs; Annie B-il az
1915: So -.-.--.,- ~,
i6,TH ST. as East; senit Contracting Co
aCt = Ridden e. al; Dec 10. 1913; ts7i %.
II - aSt ! : coleman e e.. May l.. 1913
cancelled. $40 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26

special TeFm-Part IY-LEHMAN, J.
Unfinished Part N-PENDLETO\, !.
Clear. Causes 10 he sent from Part III 20
Parts " and V for trial.
Trial Term-PaTt U-NEWBURGER. J.
No day calendar
Trial Term-Parts Ill and Iy-Ad.
iourned for term. Part N-PLATZEK, J.
No day calendar.
Trial Term-Psrt YI-DUGRo. J.
No day calendar.
Trial Term-Parts VII, VIII and IN
Adjourned for term.
Trial Term-Part X-FORD, J.
No day calendar.
Trial Term-Part NI--GAVEGAN. J.
Case on. No day calendar.
Trial Term-Part NII-GOFF, J.
No day calendar.
Trial Term--Part NIII-Adjourned for
Term. Part NIN-HENDRICk. J.
SYCO Nat Bk 2/Da-. same No NSame
widow Same No s/Same
same No 3/Same same No i0/Sams
Same No 4ISame same No 9/Same
same No J/Ssme Clear.
same No 0/Same
Trial Term-Psrt NV-ERLANGER. J.
People /BrPD&P OF = same /Wendelken
Farley JBeckman CARROLL Asfregren
Clear
Trial Term-Part XNI-WEEKS. J.
InQuest-MOnnox/M Murphy. Clesy
Part XYu-PHILBIS. :.
Add for term.
Part AN1I-GUY. J.
No day calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
JUNE -.
Manhattan,

IjlsT ST, s. 80 BroalVay 1JO1sa Il:
Albert. Meyer and Louis Jarmulovsky. and
Max Market. loan City Construction Ccrpu
SlO2 co.
l42D ST. 3 go W Broadway. % ilIlno:
City Mortgage Co loans L : Building Corpn
SlUg coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
The Bronx.

EEONN BOULEVARD, W 2. 100 226th
81 4ox irrfg: Bronx Borough Bank 10 Helen
RI Roh- l6i3 Obering q; April =; SlvJi ATTY
ID II Lehman, 2j5 BWaN o.
BRYANT ST, " s. 45 Freeman s., ~
roo. Julia II Tyler 20 Hulda G Anderson
1906 bryant ST. Is part; June z, $le"' ANY
MI sullivan. Willis ay 1nd l4sth 81
SANE PROPERTY, + w lAleI. u, 70
same. 2-3 part: June % Sl.uJl, aiil, same.
CITY ISLAND Az e s. l%t.lo Ssilele5.
Y.ane. COX. G. " Miller. ref. 20 W Neb5tE
cf All eNrs 400 Riverside Drive; May -
1ql4. 81 800. atty. Il l. O'Rcilly, - bNa!.
ELLISON AN. $. $40 LAtlins 81 %9X
ln0. Anne c Carlson 90 c T Halsteal. la
Prospect pl Bklyn. June - mis $S'S0Oi
EiREST Az. " g. 25I.l Home 81 l9.5X
81 Txlp gYST.. r Muller 90 PhClan Bros,
Constr Co. 2Of5 Byer Gv, June = tmig
g. .ssn. SlOO: atty. T G & r Co.
FRANKLIN Az. " $. 1853 l6s,h st.
Is ca brreg. = Moran. ref 20 ID Friugle,
Villa NPriI gle. B.arritz. France; June "a
StG COO. atty. Wood 81 William 81.
HUGHES Az. 24l6. @ s p lonSa0; T kee-
zan o. 5 u Arzeuio 81 p 18th 81, June =
mig 81. con: Sl0O. atty, T g & T co.
IRVINE ST. 80, o. 2jXl00, Goldie Cowen
10 EVELYN n y sunshine. ~ Irvine ST
June - (mtg s. 100: 500; atty. Evelyn N
q sunshine S94 Irvine e..
KEPLER AV. W cor 235th 81. T5xiO0;
az: June % Cntg 5000; 5000: attys,
Clocke X 4 r. Ssi ifsth ST
LELAND Az, cor Wood sv, 25xio0s T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.

10 RENT-On Lake Champlsln. furnished
country house: most attractive surround
inEs. Miss 4 81. Gilliland. 80 Broad 81 d.
Plattshurgh. y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
The Bronx.

BROADWAY. e s. 1874 23lst %. ask
215 1xlrrer. New YORK Mortgage & security
Co loans . Payne. 20 erect a - ely
bldg % paymen;Ei. s. 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES,

HARLEM MASONIC TEMPLE, ban-lodEs
rooms; reasonable. Barnett Co.. IL
East 195sh ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
FURNISHED COTTAGES TO LET.

Fire Island. between ocean and Great SOUTH
Bay; eight-roOm furnished cottage; vn0st
aid restful spot on this coast
Ishlyan. 80 Madison Az. aSe2 MurraY I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
u NJ .
Manhattan.


Elise p lngrahsm to Kate l. Won der Null,
g. 600
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 20 Otto
Tmne. 1880
lawyers Mortgage Co 10 Josephine c Jen-
ner and ano. tl3510
same % Maria Helssr: $500.
Antoinette n Mlliken 10 Bowery savings
Bank. $500.
Llebernan 70 J 7 L4berman; 81.
New YORK Mortgage and Security Co 20 J
A Trowhridge: so. 90
Roslna hi Caprlo 20 : e Eidj: 5000
United states Trust Co OF y Y. trus, 70 II
y Colt: SeAGa1
2 " Burshsrd 10 Josephine BurShard'
50 90
W = JuhrinE eIr and trus. 20 German
savings Bank in city y Y: 5000
The Bronx.
Adam Weihenbsch 20 J A MCGOWAN: i.oa.
" Muth. tTus, % Bertha L MontEyne' -,
80
z y Earle N Charlotte L Greene, $500
T O. & r Co to 4 Besler: 81 90.
II u Chaplin 20 Hslton Realty Co: Nne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
CITY COURT.
Special Ierm-Part I-GREEN. J.
MOTIONS

AiarcaElsn Smith
CastagnettaIEigen
Bx sec & Br/Turnei
GregOry/Lithgow
Gimbel Br/Reardon
Lord&TaylOr tGrnbm
MISUNDERSTANDING
Wood/BrOwn
Bandman Thompson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26

ss.n,D., BANK Tor ssvinssiJ s Golos,sln--
r w Phillips.
r,,,ils r1yyIVan Houten & Ten B-H W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26

FEDERAL COURTS.
DISTRICT Court.
Criminal Term-GRuGB' j.
Case on.
J s/Cooper
No Day Calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
The Bronx.

BERGEN Az. 6 Q cor 1891 ST. store, ! l
Mead 10 VoEt so z i3Sth 81. yrs from
July 1. 1871; $50; atty otto Nog', az }
lssth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

10000 50: prompt Prone Beekman 80
Muitigraph Letters, 800. $3.50: 1000. slIss
@. r. weAtherf0rd. lie Nassau. Rooua Iva
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26

sURROGATES' COURT-COHALAN s
MOTION CALEN DAR-lO.3O 4. NJ
Patrick Reynolds 'Catharine 5 Herman
Michael Renehan Kate Ryan
solomon Flschel Johanna Wiersch
John p Ireland Fannie " Mayer
Catherine L savage John Petro
John = Ireland Hanora Walsh
Hudson Hoagland Clara A Hyatt
Clark " Dunlop Emily 7 Southwark
Timothy D Sullivan Josepha S Merriheld
Dennis DuH Patrick J Byrne
Anna T. Wilson Louis ) Avery etc
Rose NJ Di0nst ins Hannah y Thouron
Ellen Coughlan Cornelius Muller
Jacob Pier Constance II Brown
Tom l. Johnson Thomas Little
William Champion Pauline Dastler
William J Bradley Ellen A Corcorsn
Frederick 4 Moore Ellen OBJ Macarthur
Joseph Mensky etc Annie Abrams
Julius BiedeTmann Anna Bruins
Alexander Mcdonald Emma Parkinson
Amelia - Cutter Eliza " Work
Benz Sugdrman Clarence l. Hewlett
Alexander Miller Ri,hard Nicolsy
Edward r McCrystal Electa s Craft
Fama YasslefsN Kate Schweitzer
John VI smart Philip Leisenheimer
William X Lent George A Elliott
Lawrence Odell Henry Rutherford
Ann Wiley Margaret Gilligan
Jan es Connolly y Inf Mary B. Pell
Rose Connolly Inf George Wilson
George Connolly Inf William NJ Gravel
Peter Hartman Josephine Schneider
Albert Wittnauer Edwin r Hearne
Margaret Johnston Estate Otto l. Lind
WILLS FOR PROBATE-l0.30 A. ".
Louis Kavzelbaum Jennie G Kiopfer
Mary T Pcsrce Maria NJ FAR
Rose Kaiser Cathn NJ Nolan
Giuseppe G Zabeli Marie d MacDonougl
Trial Term-FoWLER. s.-l0:3O A. N.
ESTATES.
Geo F Cummings Jas L Perry
. PATH LILY
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BRONX COUNTY.

BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
SnecfaI Term-BRADY. J. E1-parts me-
tsrs Motions.
rJpsitz 1ttner RIty SchTartzfCon U %
VsrDorsn/Ann ST. BIZ
snsclaI Term for TFials-BRADr. =
40 day calendar.
Trial Term-BRAD1.
Case on 40 day c2lenHar, a.. -, 2
Yu.ngiing Elevator lInquest-- 1 49,.
SUP & Repair pire serves WV u
REFEREE APPOINTED,
Supreme Court-BEAD1s > n
Naffsr ~ Faivelz-P l. Muiieigs
RECEIVER APPOINTED
Supreme C0urt-BRADA. S.,su
G Singer 1Sellitto Const Co" II
COUNTY COURT.
Special Tcrm-GlBBS. ;.
EI-parte matters. Motion
BenowitE/ Klunker
Trial Term-GiBBs. J.
within Tkrsus
sURROGATE'S COURT-sCHULL' e
No day calendzr.
Trial Term-SCHELZ. :
No day calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26

Hsnshsft/SieSa
4 WhamdonfN S b Tr
Frankenf Bermac %
AlpertfClay CAB "
KleberfFtscher dnson
I Custen /kaplsn
DOTfman /Marden
Garrett/AmBndC Bait
Riverside Bk/Prescott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26

rv,..,- ls,.,1 psirv iwetrsi/c cont Motor VT
ish, ~, Susre,,s Martin/ sclafani
i eilele :, 49, y 49,, C,fttIernan /Shulof&c !
i,parr,sAi Univ FlaE/Homs IN
- Sonly' - a.. Was FsoOkei
a s,I- Is,i,,sy cioi6rnanu chrnn HAc
s sl', 1880 Wetzeifcnt Motor NJ
s 49,. 80 It,o,b Mszzoli lziegfed
49, "a iingsr re kingden
Hughes Ssumann atsin ~ = ~ 1870
BabiizIJ1seph II htiiIsl 49, '''@'7
ZItcIi u r Painf/As-. UNFINISHED
f0rfa V Mills& Dock
Special Term-Paft lila film .;
= O.. uu.iness-Defauits. 1871 a. m
~ Clear.
-, T.,u,.--Part I-scHACCK, J.
,l---... co weisaI RabinoTitE
DeIiol sy,l,S.,son Papo/NY Mail
mll ,zI,s(.,,y Greenspan Hollis
Cbiarchlaro/ Coonev PlttsD1l 3 ,l .s.I
Iehrer/ 5upIsN6Lofh h9!ii Liaa i5,.
Ielbman/ Solomon 9llettSl oIoAs
RosTner jr/Hzrourgerl stone 5,s y -.
Hamburg Fuchs&LM BIelsn~i y ~ Jtfs,1.s
ingalls, Hammond lisI sI.s Ss.-s,, - !"
sil ',.I ~ SVtoi, walsh Merchants
sOlae ies-,e Unfinished.
-, 1rsxr,--Payt U-WAyoT, J..
,..ss.-h Oarer Clear.
o,isbed Part Iy-ODWf *. J., C.ssf'
Part V-sAfTH. J. Gear fsn Nr,ssC,g, -
ELITE, J. Clear. Pert Nii- 10, 80; :.
Gear. Pan YIII-DELEHAEJI I, ~ ~,
$1,000 Causes 20 be sent rom fart ~
70 Parts III, ", V, VI, VII ana VII for
trial
-, y,nN.z-EYyY
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pEcTryERs APPOINTED.

REFEREE APPTED-DoSNELLT' J.
J Ludyigh
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NEW YORK COUNTY.

Appellate Division, lst Dept.--heceSs'
Appellate Term-Reccss
Speciai Teru-f'art I-DONNELL1, J.
LIZ. r,r- Il NOTIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
COURT CALENDARS
Case. VIII Be Called in Order Given below @s
IT,. m,.ulux Of line / Is versus or against

r. vo,.nIux Of the line I Is versus o. ~s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-08
TO WAR DoFF WINTER
COMPLEXION ILL
(From the Queen.)

To keep the face smooth, white and
beautiful all winter, there's nothing
quite so good as ordinary mercolized
wax. Rough, chapped or diseolored
skin, inevitable in this weather, is gent.
ly absorbed by the wax and replaced
by the newer, fresher skin beneath. The.
face exhibits no trace Of the wax the,
latter being applied at bedtime and
washed off mornings. Creams, powders
and rouges, on the other hand, are apt
to appear conspicuous at this season.,
because Of alternating expansion and
contraction of the skin, due to changing
temperatures. | advise you to try this.
simple remedy. Get an ounce Of mer.
colized wax at any drugstore and use.
like cold cream. This will help any
skin at once, and in week or so the
complexion will look remarkably youth
full and healthy.
Winds and flying dust often cause.
squirting and other contortions which
make wrinkles. You can quickly get.
rid of every wrinkle, however Produced
by using a harmless tace bath made by
dissolving ! OF. powdered saxolite in II
pt witch hazel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-08
= = y + = r y r = + = 4 = y
r OPEN FORUM. =
4 + y + = + = = r r + = = +
ABOUT THE SCHOOL CENSUS.

Editor Capital Journal: 1t appears
from your report of the meeting of the
school board Monday night that there
is quite a discrepancy between the re-
port Of the regular census enumerators,
Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Penn, and that
Of A. W. Long, who was employed by
the board to correct this work. Your
report says the special agent hired by
the board raised quite a furry when
he reported that in going over the work
done by the regular census agents, he
found that the list was GAS short. What
did he mean by thati Short Of what :
And how did he know it was short 7
Further on your report says, Mr.. Long
reported that he went over the terri.
tory covered by Mrs. Watson and the
other census taker, Mrs. Penn, and 10.
Gated 362 names, Remember, this is in
the territory covered by Mrs. Penn,
presumably district No. "a, superin-
dent Kuntz then reported that he sue.
ceeded in securing 2s5 names without
going TO the trouble Of leaving his of.
flee. Naturally, the question arises
where and how did he get theml Do
census enumerators usually do their
work sitting in an officei We know
Mrs Watson TO be an intelligent wo.
man, and she had the assistance Of her
husband in the outskirts Of the dis.
trict Mrs. Penn is said to be woman
Of more than ordinary intelligence and
education. Does any one believe they
would miss 6S4 pupils in the district
According to the Statesman s report
Of the same meeting Mr. Long was paid
so cents per name, but the public is
left in tho dark az to the number Of
names for which he was paid this paltry
sum, neither are we informed as to the
sum paid Superintendent Kuntz for the
2S5 names he dug up while sitting in
his office. We are informed that the
regular enumerators received S35 each
for their outside work, and that
daughter Of Superintendent Kuutz re.
ceived $50 for office work. Now, IL
these three ladies' received 800 for
their work and Mr.. Long so cents a
name for his work, the question is this;
How much will the 1913 census cost
this district' TGNoRAMUs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-08
LOOKING FOR WILL.

A drill sergeant was drilling the re-
cruit squad in the use of the rifle
Everything went smoothly until blank
cartridges were distributed. The re-
cruits were instructed to load their.
pieces and stand at the "ready," and
then the sergeant gave the command:
"Fire at will. "
Private Lunn was puzzled. He low
cred his gun.
(Which one is VIM" he asked
Chicago News.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-08
ALMOST A TRAGEDY.

"John, you've been drinking"
Il" Ish all mistake, m dear. "
''It is not a mistake -
"Tell yer it is. Had bad cough an
got up in dark for cough medshun, an
jush m luck, got hold of the wrong
bottle"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-08
LOPEZ is SOUGHT.
UNITED PRESS LEASED w1RE,l

Chicago, Jan. S,-Ralph Lopez, the
Mexican outlaw, who escaped from the
Uath-Apex mine in Bingham, Utah, af.
ter killing six men, is being sought by
the Chicago police Lopez is said to
have lived here and to be well known
to several Of his countrymen in this
city. According to Mexicans, who gave
information to the detective bureau,
Lopez was here, going from on acquain.
tance to another, begging for money,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-08
THE QUEST OF HEALTH.

ri suppose you take excellent care
Of your hmlth.
"No" " replied Farmer Corntossel
"I tried every kind Of medicine ]
could get hold Of for a while. Their
] gave up and forgot about my health
and I've felt better ever Snce,n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-08
HE FOUND THOSE HINDRANoBs

II You are poor penman, slow at
figures unable to use typewriter,
with no knowledge Of bookkeeping and
lack Of ability to write a good business
letter you are greatly handicapped for
efficient service and quick promotion
in the business world Why start life
with such a handicap when course at
tho Capital Business College will re.
move 80 start ,lall by putting your.
self in line for promotion.