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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
COURT CALENDARS


Rose Garrisonfsun Printing and Pub Assn
order reversed and verdict rcinststed. With costs
W J SalomonlN c & II RR Co. judgment
ordered for defendants. with costs.
Fulton Trust Co Of y Y/Brsdey II Phillips ct al
Judgment affirmed. with costs 10 those appearing
m this court payable out Of the estate. Opinions
BY Ingraham. 7 ]. and Bowling. tDoHling and
Scott. u. dissenting.
Incline Roach OTTO Lorenzo and ano. Judgment
modified a. directed in opinion, and as modified
affirmed. with costs 10 respondent.
Matter Of Ludlow order reversed. with $40
costs and disbursements and report Of commits
Alpha Portland Cement CoIGabrlel Bros Constr
Co judgment affirmed. with costs.
City Of y Yfidety Deposit Go. judgment az
George MouislC CITY Of y Y. judgment and Or
/ People eH rel, Martin Davis. relLwiiliam J Baker
a. Comm. Writ dismissed and proceedings af-
hrmed. with $50 costs and disbursements
Samuel Rosenbaum/Psul Reth ct al. Judgment
and order reversed. new tidal ordered. costs TO APP
Matter Of Kari NJ wsllaeh. deceased. Decree az
frmed. with costs. Opinion by Bowling. lnsra-
E1elyn A stump. as sdmr/ William Burns. FL
captions oyerruled motion Tor new trisl denied
with costs and judgment directed di,laI,sng com
RoleTt Adsmson as Cmmr Greenwood Cemetery
order reversed with $40 costs and disbursements
and motion granted. with $40 costs with leave to
defendant TO withdraw demurrer and 10 answer on
pe r,' * rel William sheehan rel/Rhluelander
waldo as Comms. Wit dismissed and proceeding
ar
pco ex rel J Delehsnty. Rel Douglas l Mckay
~ Comm Writ dismissed and proceedings affirmed
with $50 costs aud disbursements
W NJ OppephemorlW ] Seligman and sno
Order regorsed' with $40 costs aud disbursements
and motion denied, with $40 costs. with leave 20
plaiutlr 10 smeud on payment OF costs. opinion
Isabella HsrfJ II wiczen. Judgment and order
affirmed. with costs. -
Carolina Bosia as sdmx Pittsburgh Contracting
90 Judgment and order affirmed. with costs.
/ Humsberger a. al/Guaranty Trust Co OF New
fttIg
10 appellant 10 abide event Opinion by Dow
Pco. ctcfwnlism Thomas. etc. Judgment aud
linton Estates ColAdlon Construction Co ct al.
Judgment affirmed. with costs.
r. Gebef John Wanamsker. judgment and
order affirmed with costs. ~
Michael Eaunuzelie and anon y, II II II u
60. Judgment affirmed. with costs. Dosling j..
Fec. efcj Joseph Lucie and Frank Burke Judg
mcut affirmed DoSns j. dssen'ino' r,,v,o,,,
ordered for plaintiff. with costs
Re w w Farley. as Comm. re Carlow. Order
,.rerxed with $40 costs and disbursements. and
order entered IS directed IN opinion. with $50
costs 20 petitioner. ,,. ~, a.,
v.rec1 with $40 costs and disbursements and mo-
iLon denied. with $40 costs and attachment rein
no'nenlco la salle/Charles Friedman Ct al. Or
der reversed without costs and motion granted on
rondltlons stated IN opinion.
a Il orr Hamburg American Line. Order m0di-
hed as stated IN opinion. aud As modified Affirmed
"i slate HsnkJKsshin Bli,sicin Co order re.
yeIsed and motion granted on conditions stated IN
opinion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
Big Firms to Locate Here.

Strawbrldse q Clothier. drygoods merchants Of
Philadelphia have rented for branch quarters h
the new twenty story building being eIecteI on We
sife Of the Victoria Hotel. az Broadway, rim N
and eth ~ for a long term. ana lhe fancy anu
notion goods firm Of Morris. Mann ReilH. OF vi
cagO secured lease on 10000 square ieel compl,
inc The store basement and first loft In laf 70 ~
West 9th st., al rental aggfegailng sl'9'vgyv'
Both leases were negotiated by Daniel biusAH d ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
DECEMBER 4.
The Bronx.

,-,, CT tq0 q6 e White Plains AZ, sty
-itthi stn,s and tenrnt 25x73.S; Eliza and Maria
Crestenello, 7O6 slith st. owners ana ars9 ~
, 99s1,; s1 s. % Carlisle p sty brick dwell
- ing s5xij. A Jesto. 2l3th II ana Bsrhess s 80
a,Tter and afcht. cost, F''V'V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH or MANHATTAN.

BASEMENT. private for sale
or rent. elegantly furnished dwelling. five
story. Otis elevator; modern in every respect
Key at 80 West s6th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER (.
Manhattan.
Eth Az. 230 Superior Cornce and Skyllsht WORKS.
NV e 81 800
The Bronx.
215TH ST. S. 27J OF Padding az. 2yrlO0; J
Tedes,~, agt Suozh ct al. Sept 20 1914 S-o
lis PENDENS,
LIS PENDENS.
DECEMBER 4.
Manhattan.

l22D ST. 5O2 and J0i W; d Lager agt My g
Knowles action to foreclose mechanics He"''
si s.P ST. " !o7 w. Jare AIT Realty Co ct
al foreclosure o. mtgl; atty. ; heg@uii .ta,,,h
Ct al sst VI Feinbers ct al foreclosure oil l'@ :
29TH ST. 80 and 81 W; NJ } OC9nnot e, ,r, ss
Rockbridge Realty Co ct al foreclosure OF m'H'
ll1T14 sT "a 5. 100 7th sv. 5o1loo.ll; German
savings Bank IN the City OF \ sgt thned
Boros Real Estate Co foreclosure OF m'gI' any,
.,Ss Arg,1IM Az. W cor lssth st. 9iloIloO: +
Iavine 81 al AIT Napoleon Construction 90 Ell Al
Isoreclosure q. mtg): atty. { Stenhardt:
l0TH sT 10 to ls L. Columbia Trust 20 ast MAJ
OF mts) attys Zsbriske. Murray. sage hert'
OLD BKOADwAY. 2Si0 and ~ "a Az 1So - ,nI ~
stb a. : q cor lijth st. iO1l0O. Farmers Loan q
Trust 60 trustee. agt fleischmsnn ke1,y 90 e.
al foreclosure OF mtg; attys' "eieI' h'l'''N "a
PARK VIEW Az. s. l76.7 s. vincent az;
is0 1 WOO 10 Suydam as irres; ID MatneNsoh 81
Al at Esther A Wheaton ct al foreclosure OF
mtgl: atty. II BirAhahn.
The Bronx.
tssru ct a. l52 W Bsthgste az. 25A95: Farmers
Loan 4 Trust 60 agi Mountain Constructor 70
ct al foreclosure of mtsl' st'Ys' Geile'' hols'0N
ASrTII9SY Az. e $, l7s.s l53d St. 96.sIl0Le;
Realty Operating Co sst Associate 1on,ias, ,y T
builders. Inc. ct al foreclosure oil m'S' S'' d"
RSkfR Av. g. between Penhed ay and De Mit
ay known a. i9t Nv. Isp ScbsIek et al fsc-
ward q PuckhaieI agt ) ' iiaa1 st,y a A
ton to iorecose transfer OF TAX ien'' s'''
an ~ s. e5i6 lst st, 2jKlOo; W sammis
81 All + ii Hammond ct al foreclosure oil m'sI'
pSSI4:rHoI-TS Az, s. 100 Light ., 2ieT!OJ,i.
pyre Avenue Realty 60 ast Truro Consi5Gctl2h 20
- ~ pforecIosure OF mtg atty. W Ho"e.;
c..IiTnNyTIJ Az 69l: Mary Ambrose al Mollie
Malnick et al foreclosure OF m'S' ANY,
,-5B ST n " cor seabury pl. l0oIloo NJ Labe'sin
at iiSd Street improvement 20 e. si'H I"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
DECEMBER 4.
Manhattan.

Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co TO =
uisrt. s. 900
title Guarantee and Trust 20 to Astor Trust 90.
$500 So. 900
same TO Julia COddngtou. sl@'VNV
same 10 Title ) Calm ct al uus; siVVvy
Julia C0ddingou 10 Julia COddington, trls Si5'VvV
American Mortgage Co 10 Anna kraus; Sll,Vl- =;
Il NJ silvernan to Elizabeth hainer; 81
The Bronx.
Trust Co 10 city Mortgage Co; 81
same To same, e.
same TO same. 81
American Real Estate Co 70 DOlar SAVINGS Dam
81 600
same 10 same. s--'vVp
same 10 same - s-h''VV
90, N,rtg.ye 70 n American Real Estate Go,
N"' IS 900
Same 10 same. $1,000
same 10 same, Ss,'vyV
ksth Harung 10 LoeUentha SON. INC Sl'ssv
4 Gacta 10 ,armels Gaeta, g.
same to SANE, g.
same TO sane. g.
Nestreld Trust CO 10 Emil A Huber: 81
Honor Il Douglas and ano. trustees. 10 L ,bsaa6s
W L Clark to Hunts Point Realty Co; SLOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
COUNTRY.

FOR HOMES In the real country near New
York consult The Country Home League.
20 West 32d street Phone $3.50 Madison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
'sWT0WN FIVE VICTORS
!, rus r. 8. A. L. Basketball
''uney by Beating Jamaica.

lssil. s High School opened the
Iss,s schools Athletic League cham
|a,;Is basketball tournament by
h 'siesting Jamaica High School
sM "a 70 4. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The following railroad reports tor
october were made public yesterday;
:, Louis. Iron Mountain Souihern,.G5oss
ia ~ decrease 1904 1871: net aiter taxes sS'-
-Cb,csso. indianapolis s. IouisvilleIGross s;ss'
-, dseresse ssJ 323. net Sl62.1s5. decrease 49,
S'ss;, Louis. Rocky Mountain & Pacihc,MGro TO,
s,9e ga Increase s9.i3l. net after taxes sssoz4'
g TsSss Paciac-Gross 81 3S,Sj2 decrease sl2s
o2i net after taxes s52j.3lJ. decrease 800. lsg
W, irtsn RatiWay-Cro>s $685.. 39S. decrease slSs,
q d, 80, .,,er tsxes SlS0.6S2 decrease tl5l, 5!3
o' Diudson & Manhattan-Gross siss.O25' decrease
- az. net s2T6 SAC increase Sl,IJo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
AUCTION SALES.

JACOB EICnENwAID, auctionscr. viii ssll tia
. a. IN. by order JACOB poLLLR. MoE,ssxee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
SURROGATES' NOTICES.

bC A''sfNA<'s
IN PURSUANCE Of sn order Of Honorable
John p. Cohalan, Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice Il hereby given
10 all persons having claims against Philip
X. Wslcott. late OF the County OF New
York. deceased to present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, al her
place Of transacting business. At the once
OF Hawkins. Delaheld and Longfellow. No.
York. on OF before tho 18th day Of May
next.
''''' ANNE wALcoTT.
HAWKINS. pELAFIELD LONG.
Attorneys for Executrix.
20 Exchange Place.
sTMONs. EDWARD HARiEsToS.-in pur-
suance OF an order OF John p. Cohalan,
Surrogate Of the County OF New York.
notice Is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against Edward Harleston Simons.
late OF the County Of New York. deceased
10 present the same with vouchers thereof
to the subscriber az hts place OF business.
No 2SS GreenwlsIn s'I V D on 81 hs a.
18Th dag o; April next Dated. New YORK.
HARTMAN 81. sIMoNs.
Executor
Charles N. Blocker.
Attorney for Executor,
30 Church street.
Borough Of Manhattan.
New York CITY.
PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hon
John +. Cohalsn. a Surrogate Of the
county OF New York. notice IL hereby
given 20 all persons having claims agains,
EVERETT HERRICK, late OF the County
OF New York. deceased. 10 present the same
with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber, A.
his place OF transactin9 business al the
Office Of Worcester Williams & SAKE, No, 80
Broad ST.. In the City Of New York, on or
before the fifteenth DAY OF March next
Dated New York. the 9Th day Of septsm.
Der. 1914.
JAMES b. FORD.
Executor.
WORCESTER. WILLIAMS & SAKE.
Attorneys for Executor.
80 Broad street. New York City
~ PURSUANCE or an order Of HON John r
C0HALAN. Surrogate Of the County OF Nes
York. notice IA hereby given 10 all persons hssinx
e aims against ANNA LOUISE GARDNER late Of
the County Of New York. deceased, 10 present. the
same. with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber Al
her place Of trsnsacting business at the ofncs o.
Levi \. Huse. ESQ. No. 90 Broadway. IN the CITY
Of New York. on or before the ast day o. Juns
ueIt
Dated New York, the 18Th day Of November. 1914
HENRIETTA @. cATTAPANI.
LEVI n HULsE. Administrative.
Attorney for Adminislratrit
90 Broadway. New iork Ciy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05

Bronson also stands sponsor for a
tsntsmgeight. Chick Hayes. Hayes is
tiisr Kid Williams, and his record
would convey the impression that he
l. 10 be reekoned with. He has beat
"a, among others, Eddie Coulon, Monk
Fowler, Gebe belmont, Gilbert Yankee,
Arte Armstrong and Johnny Sinclair.
All these boys, although not well
Known in the East, are terrors in their
own hone towns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05

Alexander A. Mclean, manager of
re Atlas A. A. Of Boston. is much put
lseut By the decision which Patsey
hslsy made in the Harry Stone and
gleert Gallant meeting. Stone was
eselsred the winner, to the great dis
rust Of the crowd then and there as
.eneled. II was the opinion that
Gallant had won, and won easily, but
al agreed that it was a poor bout all
ne way through Stone was blamed
i'r not being willing to fight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
NEW YORK COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

NEW YORK COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Appeiato DIsIsion--flecess
Special Term. Part ii-DAyIS. J.
liz pare matters.
suBRoGITEs' COURT CHAMBERS cOHA.
Ian. y
No day calendar
CITY coUBr-speelsi Term. Part ll-MAvoY. J.
TX pAffc matters
REFEREtS APPOINTED.
SUPREME C0URT-DANIS j.
Gillespie ZimmsTmAu--lAmes A Foley
Morris Brann--Iisfry Blur
Hy GUY, J.
Hughes /WallAs-Cco " Collins
By PENDLETON, j.
He Cinsberg-Iames NJ Donahue
~ NEWBtRGER. J.
ns De Grsw--Wm Klein.
Bsltas/Illinois Surety COL Glidersleevs
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
SUPREME coUnT-DAvIs.
A O'BnenlN Hees-A f!ankeuthsleL
D. BLANCHARD. J
A sarasohnIS Ssffo-A n SarAsOhn.
~ PENDLEION J.
v Conn Margsfc Winter II sne.i
- NIWBUHGLR j.
y Atschul/si Fhcimsn--M ! friedman.
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
BIFERErs APPOINTED BRADY. j.
re f,rssudGffef n al-f T. Muilaiy.
Ustifand CO-0perAiiyc Building and Loan AssO.
ei Atlon/ AIils-PhOeuiT IngfabAin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05

= Al Mccoy will face italian" Joe
o J. N the main bout of ten rounds
" me FEDERAL A. c. on December IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05

dividend Of per cent in addition TO
the regular quarterly dividend Of per
cent, payable on January ITO holders
OF record on December 10.
The New York Cotton Exchange has
elected Harris NJ. Pearsall, william B.
Hibbs and Barclay McFadden to mem
bership.
The Hudson & Manhattan Railroad
Company reports for October gross in
come of Sass, 023, compared with S473,-
9Ss for the same month in 1913, while
net earnings, which amounted to s276,-
Si4. were Sl,756 greater than last year.
Surplus after charges and amortizs-
ton Of property available for interest
on adjustment income bonds was $685.
ZIP, loss of S2,034.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05

me bouts tonight will be as fol-
T ~ Jimmy Kelley vs.. "Wild Bill"
p.alhg, a. the Fairmont A. C. Of The
'sn walter Mohr vs.. Johnny Do
y s % we Irving A. c.; Marty Brown
D. batting Pete" at the Dexter
49,, a a T.; Ray Hatfield VS.. Soldier"
or. or a. The Elm Park A. c.; young"
s vs. Dick Peters, at the Queens
.,s ' q a; T.; Willie Cotton VS.. Farm
II, Sullivan, al Browns Gymnasium;
~ london vs.. Bobby Reynolds, at
T,r. oiosoEay Sporting Club; Mike
S.. l ". Knockout" Eggers, at the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05

Nike Gibbons has been offered So
700 TO meet Jimmy Clabby, of Ham
hone, Ind in twenty-round contest
a. New Orleans in January. Gibbons
rs announced his Willingness to fight
lisooy, and II the latter will step
oOwn rom bis $4,000 fence, the match
may be arranged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05

.oale NeGoorty is trying to arrange
s..uin match with Jimmy Clabby,
s .ssh proves just how careless some
Pseple can be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05

Leseh Cross is working hard for
his match with Phil Bloom at the
Broadway Sporting Club on next
Tuesday night. Phil declares that he
viii give the well known dentist the
surprise Of his young life. Cross also
has been training in an automobile.
Re says that pushing the runabout
lone is becoming his favorite outdoor
sgert. Sam Wsllach. his manager, de-
tlares that one ride with Leach has
The Perils Of Pauline" looking like
Sunday school picnic
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-11-12
rss WISE EVE SPECIALIST.

of today Is one who regards himself as
the attorney for his patient. He safe
guards their interests, and his endeavor
is to protect them from their own error
OF judgement.
Reader. DO you regard any organ
of your body of more Importance than
your eyes? When they bother you in
any way DO you regard them as cheap
as to trust them to be fitted with
glasses by anyo but a Specialist Did
you know that cheap methods and cheap
glasses are worse than poison to your
eyes? That once your sight is ruined
all the regrets in the world for your
bad judgment will not bring back your
eyesight? Don't you see that an eye
specialist is your eyes best friend when
they need attention. A specialist can
feel the pulse (figuratively speaking)
of your eye. and know what they need
better than any other person in the
world. Don't you see it is to your ad-
vantage to have your eyes attended to
by a specialist; you are the gamer.
For results and thorough examinations
see DIR. JACKSON, the Eyesight Spe-
cialist, in A. & f. block, Main street.
Grangevlle, Idaho.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-11-12
NEWLY EMPLOYED COUNSEL
FOR THE DEFENSE.

GEORGE Harvey, the able editor OF the
| North American Review, the gentleman
who together with Henri WatteIson Of
the Louisville Courier Journal first dis
covered Woodrow Wilson and brought
! him out before a somewhat reluctant
! but later idolatrous and subservient
| democracy as presidential timber has
had conversion recently as to the gen.
uineness of Mr.. Wilson'S qualities
Messrs Harvey and Watterson afer they
had generously used the editorial coll
umns Of their journals for months set
ting forth in the Ingenious and captivat-
Ing manner in which they especially ex-
cell, the many virtues and especial quail
ification of Mr.. Wilson for the chief ex-
ecutiveship of this nation, were rudely
and ruthlessy turned down by the
Princeton gentleman for the more ideal
istic and gaseous William jennings b.
This gross ingratitude so wounded the
sensitive feelings OF the two promin-
ent journalists that for time it was
believed they would be instrumental in
destroying their idol" and casting It
Into the dirt and debris of the political
wreck, but such disaster was averted
at the Baltimore convention by the rally
ing to Mr.. Wilson's aid of such potent
political forces as Mr.. Murphy of New
York, and the great Democratic king of
the tobacco trust, who, in view of the
action of the Chicago convention in the
nomination of Mr.. Taft, saw the one
and only chance for democracy to win,
and for the nonce submitted to the Bit
ter terms which Mr. Bryan made for
them and played the political game to
a finish.
Messrs. Harvey and Watterson stay
ed off the Wilson Bryan reservation
many moons. during which period Mr.
Harvey wrote some of the most caustic
and scathing, yet truthful, criticisms of
the Wilson administration that have yet
been penned. He held up to especial
ridicule the attempts at diplomacy of
the administration through it's incom-
petent foreign ministers and represent
atives, appointed instead of worthy and
well-tried men simply to pay political
debts: and absolutely tore to pieces the
Wilson Bryan Mexican burlesque, to-
gether with the reputation of their
platform pledges on the Panama tolls
question and the destruction of the civil
service.
Recently Messrs. Watterson and Har-
vey were called to Washington and the
differences between them and the presi-
dent were In some unpublished and un-
known manner adjusted, since which
time Mr.. Harvey has been mildly trying
to defend and explain away some of
the previously admitted shortcomings of
the Wilson administration, under the
head of THE Case Against wilson"
Mr.. Harvey however. is apparently too
honest to repudiate entirely his former
criticisms of Mr.. Wilson. which makes
his comments amusing, although most
ingenious
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-11-12
A. F. VAN sLYKE. Pastor.

The result of the county division cleo
ton does not seem to have made the
same impression upon the press OF the
two towns aspiring to county seat hon
ors. One seems to think that while the
proposition was overthrown by an inn
mense vote, In spite of tire collision
that Was formed, that 1t has still been
demonstrated in a most forclble manner
that they are entitled to a county seat
and that the governor and he legisla-
ture will certainly view it that way;
while the other party to the combination
says quietus has been put on county
division for the next two years and that
"a majority of the voters OF idaho coun
ty have spoken In positive terms against
the division of the county at this time"
Further, that "the Republican legisla-
tive candidates stand pledged against
division Of this territory in ANY MAN
NER. either through the creation of one
or more counties, or by annexation of
any strip OF territory to another coun-
ty' There seems to be an irreconcilable
difference in the conclusions reached by
our friends, and from indications IL will
be pretty difficult to satisfy them both
until they get together.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-11-12

A. S. Jacobs and wife are here for an
Indefinite stay with Mrs Jacobs mother
Mrs. Sarah Coveney Mr. Jacobs Is in
terested in the Canadian oil fields and
talks graphically of the possibilities and
development up north. He will remain
here month or so before returning to
Canada
For Sale-Men's furnishings and suit
order store In good big town with nav
roll and plenty OF mems trade. Good.
clean stock and neat fixtures: invoice
about $4,000. Cleaning and pressing paws
running expenses. Just the thing for
one or two young men. Address xYZ.
care of this office. 5O-3t
The Columbus Social club met with
Mrs John Wasmund last Thursday for
an all day meeting and carpet sewing.
fine dinner was served by the hostess,
which was thoroughly enjoyed by all
present. Mrs. wasmund was voted an
excellent hostess and the meeting adj
1ournedtomeet Nov. 19.with Mrs. chas.
Seay.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-11-12
NEW kiNk I'M PRIMARY Law


The eminent lady lawyer OF Mountain
home had an article in a recent num-
Der of the Idaho Club Woman advocat-
ing bipartisan primary ballot in
our biennial elections, and the Idahoan
takes issue with that strange propo-
stion as follows: We are frank to say
that we cannot see the logic In this.
III we are to have a non par ,isan ballot,
why have a primary election at all?
The primary election takes the place of
the party convention and in 1t the
voters of the several parties select the
men who are TO make the race i'm the
regular election following. Ii this pri-
mary election should be held on the
basis of non craftsmanship there is no
need to hold IL. 1t would be far better
and cheaper for both the state and the
candidates to allow the names of all
those who wish to run for an office to
put their names direct on the regular
ballot. This would do away with the
worry and the expense of an extra cam
paisn and election In fact, II would
do away with this election entirely.
which, perhaps, would not be bad idea
We are perhaps little old fashioned
Tor we think ii is not less but more
craftsmanship that We need and we
would, had we our way do away with
the primary election and return to the
party convention idea, and, as in the
past. elect delegates to the state and
county convention and hold the party
responsible for the actions Of its elected
OFFICERS. And instead of every man for
himself and the devil take the hindmost.
We would hold the party responsible
Tor the acts of omission and commission
by its creatures in public office.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-11-12

While Billie Bryan and his dickie
BIRD have been warbling cute little
peace at any price carols. The common
sense element of the naval department
have been taking practical steps to
place this country in position TO de-
mand and enforce peace by manufacture
ing sixteen inch gun that lays mar
velous German howitzers in the shade
for both penetration and deadly execu-
tion. Can Mr. Bryan have been .otally
ignorant OF the the development by
the American warriors of this great
peace persuader,' all the ;;me he has
been laying plans to capture the .peace
prize" or has he just been pulling the
wool over the eyes of the 'furrners
and lulling them into feeling of false
security?