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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-02
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FRESH I've hominy. iec at; ehnie. plain
sweet pickles. itc ~. stuffed olives :sr
pt Queen olives. fQc PIT seur MIXED
pickles. isc ct. sauerkraut. itc Of, Ger.
man AM pickles. iho dos pig tails. &c
10 hams isc ID: cottage butts zee 10
pork STEAK. ikc 10. round steak. isc n
liver. &C. 10 leaf lard. i1he III sirioin
steak. ise ID. lamb chops. gAc ID. :
can. oil sardines. 2te: pkgs. macAroni.
1sc. pkEs corn starch. 13c. It's
,apioca. :sc Z pkEs noodles. 2Ec. pkEs
vermicelH. 2sc; home made bread. loo
size. Sc. : for ikc
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STAR ADVERTISERS PAY FOR MO WASTE GIRGWlATI -'
LIVE STOCK


uonaEA roR YALE Ala, KtNpH
cheap. guaranteed a. AHas-is. ifta
Wrist a.
BATTLES HORSE AuCTioN -HAins
every Tuesday o'riechi hotre.
wagons, huaEies, harness, saddles Take
South Seattle cars. SECOND. Nssiar, set
OF Henry~ Packing House
J " Hohb Auetieneer. Nain .s'l
Htditr FINE MAHEs AND HORSES. >
and wears old Weighing truW zoe
&C. 900 en- good workers nuh sound
sold ranch and brought horses Go rlh
60 sell saei Thlrt av
ALL KINDS uF FRnRu COWS ANp
srriuuvrs aiWayA on hand guaranteed
~ represented - " Harris at For
rosters stable tf2a Firs, az.
FOW sAtE NAY FAttSu House
sound also nearly new ruhhef tired
buss1 ANA harness Apply tiis hainier
boulevard
FOR SALE TWO FVERn COWS AND
two noisteins fresh this month Hes
Geo " Rowe. end q hhvenna car
oNE pREsn COW MD HELPER Wit
sell 81 bargain Hfnt isftsrsun
N~>NlNF>~e~~~s~~fN~~fN fsfNe>es~~s>F>e>e>>~~f
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% acres. half mil. out. improved bottom
land. s-roon house large barn. etc.
$500. good terms
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Firs, class saw mill near mouth Of
sksxi, river Writ. schirman & Co.
Nj Vernon Wash.
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ii66 % WEEKLY PROFIT IN SPARE
time at hons. mail order business
dont worry abou, capital BOYD ~
Ia Nah
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l. II. SEELY
40 HOGE BLDG

90 acre. skaEi, county land ] mile from
NJ vernon. 10 acres cleared, balance
barn and outbuiidins-. dandy buy.
5000. terms
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io Male HELP WANTED

WANTED wOMAN. Any KIM
q sesk ~ segS r. ,Isl
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MEN WITH PATESTABfE IDEAS.
writs TO Randolph 4 Company. Patent
Solicitors Washington. u o.
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10 OR 20 ACRES
$500 90 AND $4,000
GOOD SOIL
PARTLY CLEARED
M a,sfsN- nnnn II ETffDEs

Thi. ie-aers tract IL rich. siltF loan
soil. iies perfectly level. 10 parur
cleared, and has some old buildings
On rood read close 20 nsishbcrs. ~
miles frwm Incorporated town having
beat % rail transportation high school.
bank stores churches. etc. Price
$500 90. go % cash. balance small
monthly payment.
20 acres 10 acres alder bottom land,
with running stream. 10 acre. % roll.
Ing upland Tails 20 has been all
logged over and burned. and 10 Ia GOOD
pasture. IL first rlass coil positively no
rock or gravel on either % these tracts
PRO. o. 20 acre. ssteoo. fieo 90 cash,
balance tisoo per month. per cent
Interest
THESE ARE BOTH SNAPS. AND JUST
As Advertised
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PERSONALS


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power 20 fsai YaaF iifa Just o.. y -
from eFadis a. OLD ace EitsE true al
vice on business love. health ana fs'Hlr
affaif. tolls fhs rsme - Fpuf fH'nfr
husband % ~ifs tells ~ the one you
love is true % fsiss that part - ne
country 10 iueEis.f 90 Fsu snf ~hsi 90
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fssv tell. Yau The secret % fsfpiian
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san Ktftss lafs usF advice removes
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tlr- 80 no charges Test readings Tree
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WISH TO wAKr THy kcousi'sT sSrr
~ Sprf uornan between ths sse ~
70 asf rs yvars that 10 wiilins 60 live
On farm Answer A.fst. care -
star
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disr ~ troop q. Ffrss = cavalry
one ~ns salfisfsf In Ire 60 issf. 90
before or after. ~ q ~ifn~ - en- "a
soldier rive name ard address. maj
ri.a Or sinsis. II rfs' letter
WANrED--TuE ACQUAINTANCE or
respects able mtdais. asst Catholic sen
,i.fusn % sarns means hY Catholic
wom.a. ~iacr. With nice hpns ~
hsr own NJ iFifirrs. object. rns,FlsnonY
j-ies. star
BACHELOR WOULD LIKE riiE &C.
gnaintAnrs % working woman. enc
that Nauid like 20 live on ranch sx>
80 70 as object. ruatfimnnFs H-iei.
care u star
T.InTra MN. Ef.iofHisE Lisr NOW
ready snd stamp Hiet. star
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WHY DO LUNDQU-Iar LILLY sEIf. i2s
suits for fis7 because they sell them
up stairs second floor Joshua Green
nidF
KsVsnSUTS'. a. 10 Hsi. 1905 first AZ
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MIDDLE ACID WOMAN wEsTa
cooking. washinE eos Columbia. room
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% HOUsEs-FURNIsHED

uorsE Rooms ANp HATii cfosr
In frfigfinE Fans~ and ras stove ard
vinfoN shades a. ~ per month John
Gonafsiisw sons 81 Railroad ~
change Building
TtRSfsHFp nooMa nATiii Tow
tss, lslI v ss,s I, SsI,.ss-.oo-,.>,
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MfDDTr-A0ED WOMAN. fNfNcua
bar~d. good plain cook. wants 20 keep
house Tor widoWsr Mrs Oak-s 1859
Flshfh ar
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u Female HELP WANTED
is FEMALE SITUATIONS

SITUATION WANTED ny POLISH
sifi speaks vsrT little English can
10 sorns cooking GOOD dresssnaksr
can 40 finishing on aides snf men >
tailoring Miss Mari vsrb0n. 7tis
reaisr say
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vrnr pyaIRAni.E AND ie-AcnE
trart. on Pay 90 tou can plan. Ken
.inxton Farms The rsirn ianf Com
panY. Inc itei Third ~
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ACREAGE

iffs FOR
10 ACREH NfCu SOFT
SIS CASH iie Mo@THLr
mi. tract 10 VEN level srd has big
.ssaaru. ~ q. on q rood road. 10 also
y.ffhin ono mile ~ school. sawmiil and
trssinr camp. nsishenfs cicss by. y 10
alss srrvnf stu y y u. and phone
RoIf. THAT WILL PRODUCE
pf-oET SOUND FARMS co. COS ara Az
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IL BUSINESS CHANCES
Is CHILDREN TO BOARD

VIII TAKE CANE oY CHILDREN
szi w~ssiHks az %
wkNrEf-A cHft,p TO HOARD AND
cars for reasonable Room I, 81;
Hafs~ry
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EEKTNa MOVING 4 STORAGE CO..
Madison At 18Th. East 41s. Auto vans.
fIreproof storage. expert packers re-
duced freight
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WovI<1 HSD sToKAar

TIE BRADEN HAT 60
& Has bought out Mr. Mellow
ellis store az First and Cedar
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MISCELLANEOUS

!ooMs " ~ JUS ~ 49,
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WANTED
WAN ] ED

PIATFN PRESS At least
iexiS. also aosineh cutter
state condition snt hest pries
fret letter Address fsiQt.
star office
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HALLS FOR RENT

uorpL IA nALLr fois PTrr 81
Al rooms modern eoHvsnisncss fanii,
ard transient
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LADIES. MEN. ELIGIBLE LIST NoN
ready ssna stamp Hie,. star
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40 WTD REAL ESTATE

wGSTTD-IooD iiNriNa or nFsI-
d.nrs preg~FsY from e~nsrs We hsfr
many prospective baY~rs The hslu
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
GOLF SCHOOL SURE
TO BE ORGANIZED
Project Does Not Depend on
Acceptance by Vardon of
Promoters Offer.

Whether or not Harry Nardon. open
champion OF Great Britain, accepts
the Aattcring offer 90 come TO New
York and teach golf in the Ritz-Carl-
ton, the school will be established. In
fact. work has been going on for sew
oral days and the plant will be open
FOR use within the next two weeks.
lt was learned last night from one
Of the golfers most active in the es-
tablishmeut Of the school that there
VIII be eight driving lanes. each about
fifty feet long. and that IL has been de-
Cided 20 have practice putting green
OF nine holes. Other matters will be
settled later.
Several men and women we'll known
iu the golf and social worlds have
consented 10 act as patrons and pa
troncsses OF the school. Among them
are the following:
Robert e. Watson. president Of the
United States Golf Association; George
+. Baker, George Grant Mason. Gren-
VILE Kane, Robert d. Wrenn. Louis
Livingston, II. R. Winthrop. Percy r.
Pyne. 2d Gordon Douglas. Lindsey
Russell Howard F. Whitney, George /.
Scott, Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden, Mrs.
n. II. Rogers, Mrs. Ernest lseln, Mrs.
Charles Alton Goss, Miss Marion Hol-
Inns, former metropolitan champion;
Miss H. Alexander and Miss Jeanette
Alexander.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
With imouut Of mortgage and name aud address
o' Attorney
NOVEMBER -.
Manhattan.

,o5 HrERY @ St si, 81 s,,,s ,ioo s3. cl'aa,' ,5 .
JERoME Ay. b e cor isith st. 5fsrlOo: Jerome Jerome
ay. cor lsith ST. ruus SIS 10 n Berri4u
arm e i.jH g'.st IS % beg FEB 2 1910; 4
aud Elinor VI leyey 20 German Savings Be.k. ~
MULBERRY ST lf-lls. s. $50 Hester s,
10Hl00. May /. 1893. Nicola and Anioris D sesa
githou, production OF mtg. BY order supreme Court
atty for pets. n & Mitchell. 90 Wall 81 $500
NAEGLE Az q " cor Arden 81. l30IlZ9 8; May @.
1918. Brown Brothers. Inc. owners and builders. to
uion Mtg co. 100 BwS. atys. Merrill B. 100
BWay: tl-5.00
PALIsADE AV. vs.. at cor property Emma NJ
Rad.ey. runs 20s River Drive l66lN parallel
with land of y VI Morrison zQ' % az D.
To-. II tc beg. June 2. 1911. Pratt of Buenos
Ayres. Argcatiue Republic % Along the Hudson CO..
lur. = William 81. and Douglas. 90 John sr
PITT ST. 2.-23. 90 Broome st. 40Ij0. nov
25. 1901. s,rom5erg 10 NJ hif,h0aunl. ll3 Z 9Ist
RiyINGToN ST. 8 90 Ludlow st. 56xio1:
Apn ~. 1902. Flrst Rumaniin American Consrcsa-
f01 Of the city 0f y y 20 the y Y Society Of DE
Methodist Episcopal Church y \; atty. L Diamaut.
6TH AZ. 81. g w cor 3sth Sc: mtg on lesse. etc
FEB 5. 1908; = J Flannery TO g Ehret. atty. + VI
DI iTiI ! ST. 5n u. s. .s2l wes, End ''.S. A.
10 ilxi02.2. Noy !. 1912. Z Macarthur 70 Julia Is
Palmer Mahopsc. Y: Sttys. Couey Tosnserd.
lojTH ST. 2oi-2o6 E.. 3. 10 E 81 az. 81 *
100 n. March 20 900 Moss 10 Winston Holding
60. at,y. " Marx. 257 Bwsy. $4,000
1919 J C.emente 70 Bsruheimet & schwartz Bns
lis ~. Amsterdam aT and l-eth s. tgl
10th ST w. s. 546 5th Az. 27Il00ll
Nov b 1904. suudei and Celia Lyman 70 Lsayer,
N's ,TH ST 'U'o' s'0 r. SIS 1855 5,h a, 81 5fsri00li.
sept ~ COS. 7 zndier 10 B.ume. atty. A stern
'' ilsTH It'll ST. 1914 5. 222S from cor 5tf
ay S,yt 20. 1905. 10 same. same ATTY. fl0.j9o
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
TRUST COMPANIES
BALK AT WAR TAX
Banking Operations as Specified
i'll Law Not Employed, Say
Representatives.

Representatives Of the leading New
York trust companies met yesterday
at the office of Frederick Geller, coun-
sci for the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, 26 Exchange Place, and rec
ommended that they should not pay the
tax of 81 on each s. 900 of capital,
surplus and undivided profit that is
imposed on banks and bankers by tine
war revenue act.
The general opinion Of those present
was that the law does not apply to
trust companies, although forms have
been sent to them by the Internal Rev
enue Bureau, on which they return
their capital. surplus and profits for
the tax. The tax is laid specifically on
capital, surplus and undivided profits,
and the point was made that so far as
concerns banking operations, which are
defined in the law itself, none OF them
is employed by trust companies. Their
banking operations, II was contended,
are carried on with the money OF their
depositors, on which no tax is laid by
the act.
The present war revenue tax is eX-
actly similar 10 that imposed in 1898,
except that the former did not apply
10 undivided profits. Many trust com
paNleS phll kNc ldN NItu Nlthoul uu1o-
tion, but the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company raised the point now under
discussion, and after making the pay
ment under protest took the matter 20
the United States courts. It's conten-
ton was upheld and some $4,000 was
refunded. The Central Trust Company,
which also protested against the pay
ment of the tax in this manner, had
refunded to it all the tax which it had
previously paid.
As Il result of resolutions passed by
the governing committee Of the Stock
Exchange on November q. there has
arisen considerable dissatisfaction over
the provision that assignments and
mowers Of attorney, or powers OF sub
stitution, whether detached or IN
dorsed upon certificates of stock, must
carry a 25-cent United States revenue
stamp. Claiming that It would work
hardship on them, the odd lot deal
ers took steps which will be equiva-
lent to a charge of one-eighth more 10
the small purchaser for transferring
his stock.
With the 81 state tax already IN
force and the additional 81 federal tax,
brokers say they will have 20 pay for
transferring 100 shares 81 30, the 30
cents including the 2j-cent charge re-
ferrd 10 above and a ten-cent stamp
required on a brokers' note or memo
randum of sale Of bonds.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28

lowell Il brown, East oIans.. J: sept %; s'Y
Lawysfs' rrs fns and Tr Go: ~
., sLNbcA Ay. cor Irvine 81. @5rigVi tmly
xsH end aun ~ Phiomena Dunn. 300 5tA :,
N.n o ~ aliy Law Tple Co, ~
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, 1909 iii5. - 100
coybn 5 Cs9opA q Ps,s Es,t i.5lSo syse' ~, '
'T s5rr2gRS fr22g22S e;y Lex T,n' O, Ten
L. ~ SON 8 tmts l1iOOo,. Nov 81. ",S "a a
'Issnp1gp s9,21IIr y z11 Brsg ,oo ~ 'io3o io3'
s., Nov a same atty 1900
r. UNION Az. 80. s.. .oiO.i7ss: wl,,arla my
tss,ooo'. Nov "a. atty. Louis Wendell. F ,41sda
~ uNloN Ay. sIs .. ,Ori71li: sane to sane SANE
,,, tSi9S q: ,A Ay ~ e ioIlT3e .sme to ssos 1oe
IVY vYsf ffeeo &S So' cor 4' ,cS csP' a. ' So
Arc Rl,y Co 10 Mo,t Avenue Rlty 60. az linton
Az; N9H ,ri, 3 lmts f2i0gO atty Lag Title Co: q
D Baht to Il D HOLDING co., i;'"G@ ine. $50 i57,h
ssi 'R's iasys,'oCl Nov p stiy' hhIsman q
i37TH ST, :. 100 Lincoln AZ. 25IIOO. 1874
S. 5l4 y. lGlEl0O I2Cth 81 n :. 100 Lincoln
az s 5gHIiGei II y Bshr % y - HoidLas Co Ilc.
man 4 V S6I y ll9th st. 800
ltlST ST n .. 1923 = Bcetnsa av. 5.loIi$2 ..
J { Brady, ref 70 w Crawford Monroe. J; Noy
n atty Bowers =. - Cedar y: 81. 800
lhsT ST. io6 Z. $ =. 81 GrlOo; Eliza Dunham
Nov 10: atty " johnson. mi Bsay: slO1
lGeTH sT. 500 4. IS. II sIiOo: c Muller 70 Liza
Muller. 55s L li2d 81: April 70. 1913: atty.
Netterpr, 2s Jackson ar: Glr
10TH sT n s, ISo Anthony AZ. 2OLlr irrla
New York City Baptist Mission society 70 hhoda A
McCulloch. l5i Z glH st lmig s20.500l Noy
atty. r g. h Co. 50. 800
,ffeTH. ST n 5. lse . Anthony sv 2oa III lrfss
Rhoda McCulioch 20 Yong Nomcr's thrhiim
Association. 500 Lexington Av tmg 80 jO0l. No7
-5. atty. "
i77TH ST s. 100 Bathgate AZ. 37irii; Jane
Ma. Nov 7 same nttr. 800
SANE PROPERTY. Amanda CLARK 70 same. SOS
: 4. came affv. 800
239TH ST 555 =, s,, 2sGl00 T. L Ackenon ~
81
25sTH ST. G55 Z. e. 251lOo. o II s,illmln.
err % same: oct II sams sfty. s. 900
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
MAY GIVE GOLD
FOR GREENBACKS
Government Likely to Relax Its
Regulations-LOndOn Banks
Lend Money Here.

IL was reported yesterday in the
financial district chat the government
was about 90 relax its regulations TO
the extent of paying out gold in moder-
ate quantities against greenbacks. No
confirmation of the rumor could be OBJ
tanned. II grecnbacks are taken up
with gold at the local Sub-Treasury II
viii be for the first time since the war
broke out and measures were adopted
by the banking community to keep Eu-
rope from draining this country of
large amounts of the precious metal.
In the foreign exchange market there
was no further move toward gold eX-
port prices, rates holding steady at
4.S9 for demand and 1895 for cables.
French exchange was strong. with buy
ing by the stock houses so-called.
Gable francs were quoted at 50917 and
checks at 510ia. Marks, on the other
hand, closed at S5sa for demand and
50 Is for checks, notwithstanding that
the large offerings which have been
made from time 10 time seem virtually
20 have ceased and that there are sup
posed to be fair-sized blocks of Ger
man-owncd securities overhanging the
market.
French banks have lately been buy
ers Of English acceptances both here
and in London and have taken several
million dollars worth of the British
war loan. according to advices received
here. taking their pay that way for
debts which England is indisposed 10
pay i'm gold and which she cannot pay
in exchange. II was said here yester-
day that Paris exchange IN London,
which is at the export point normally
when francs are 2513 for the pound
sterling, hsd risen to 2496.
Some of the London banks are max
ing loans i'm this market without re
curing collateral security, because Of
the great ease of money in their own
market, discounts over there being only
pa or 27s per cent for all periods,
long and short, and call money lend
ing at or ia per cent.
The absence of activity IN the sterling
exchange market mere following the
call for new instalment of subscrip-
tions to the city loan of S3,699,OOO was
due 10 the fact that payment was made
i'm Clearing House checks, the syndicate
managers having secured the necessary
exchange on their own initiative.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
PRESIDENT ERB DENIES IT
Could Not Sell Moffat Road
Even if He Wanted To.

Published statements that control OF
the Denver g. Salt Lake Railroad, popu-
larly known as the Moifat road, is about
TO pass from syndicate represented
by President Newman Erb were char
actorized yesterday by Mr.. Erb as ride
ulously misleading. He authorized the
following statement:
The entire capital stock Of the Den
yer & Salt Lake Railroad Company is
deposited under voting trust agree
ment. which does not expire until May
/, 1918. Il is controlled by seven trus-
tees. Of whom Newman Erb is one, and
who designated three Of the other trus-
tees. whose successors he has the sole
right to appoint There can be no
change in the management or control
of the property except through the vot-
ing trustees. New. an Erb cannot, if
he would, and would not. If he could,
dispose Of the control without the con-
currencc Of the Denver interests"
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
William J. Casey Gets Six
Story Structure Near
122d Street.
DWELLING HOUSE IN
LORlNG PLACE SOLD
Parcel Close to 183d Street
Sale of Belle HarbOr
Plots To-day.

On the only bid made William J.
Casey, party in interest, purchased
the six story apartment house at l4O
Claremont ay. for $4,000 in the Vescy
st. auction room yesterday.
The successful bid was $4,000 over
a prior mortgage Of Sll5,000. The
structure occupies a plot 15Xll5.3N
irregular on the east side of the ave
nuo, 300 feet north OF l22d 50. The
sale was the result OF foreclosure ac-
ton brought by Max Mandel against
Eva Trop and others to recover jud6-
ment of Sl2,72l and taxes amounting to
$1,000. Joseph p. Day was the auc-
tioneer.
The three story dwelling house at
2255 LOring Place, on lot 2l3xlOO
feet. near l83d ST.. has been sold by
T.. Dusenbury TO a Mr. Merle.
Seven Rockaway coast plots at Belle
Harbor are TO be sold at auction by
Bryan L. Kennedy in a salesroom ad-
joining the property to-day al . p. m.
These plots are especially suited for
hotels, boarding houses, bungalows or
one and two family dwellings, and CON
sist of n plot Of three lots on the
southeast corner of Beach Channel
Drive and Beach l39th ST.. directly
facing Jamaica Bay; plot Of TWO lots
Immediately adjoining the southeast
corner and also on Beach Channel
Drive. facing the bay; plot Of three
lots on the northwest corner Of Bayslde
Drive and Beach 18Th ST.; a plot Of
two lots on Bayside Drive adjoining
the northwest corner; two two-lot plots
on the west side Of Beach l4lst ST.,
sixty feet south of Bayside Drive; and
a threc-iot plot on the east side of
Beach l3oth st., l4O feet south Of New
port av ON the same day Bryan l..
Kennedy will offer two-family house
at HammeIs, Rockaway Beach, SO Ham
mels av., a concrete building, with ell
modern conveniences. adjoining the At
lantic Ocean beach
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
APARTMENT LEASES.

Douglas T.. Elimsu 60. have leased fuu-
cDr.rl ~ t.th ST.. t1 A.a s. O. Jennings. tu-.
Ll.hed apartment lu 90 kast t-d 81. toI A..,
Eyryu Eg,s Smith. t1 Ms. bauc. b. Ag-sA,
Morci. aso furnished apartment lu lii Lest
-t.l 80. for Mrs. Elliott Scucack 10 Mr H. w.
uaNttsaortu
Peais q Eiman have rented large duplex
apartment az $50 Iarh as. fD MH. Grace g.. Alr-
carroll. and have leased tuu.lshel. tH laN West
r4fn b.. Jos John Mead liuarIs. 0t u0fcas N
Stokes. architects. duplex apartment " ten rooms
aud three baths. with rA0.s,oS studio. 10 Louis
v LedoIr.
James kyIe & Sa.s have aa,ei seven fo1rs in
JOS and $50 East 1Ist -t. Wlir. have recently been
diirlci i.tl modern meat, .t l. uN-et. ia'e
Ko-n 1ic lsssrcs are john ST. Richmond. torue-
lls j. Gallagher william ]. NIal.e,. Aiia. A.na
kay, Mrs. Nancy Butler Ms. Alkaline ba 0edlas
aud Richard tUllrF.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
McGovern Returns to Coast.

John J. NcGoyern, assistant athletic
director of the Pauama-Pacifc Inter
national Exposition. who has been IN
the city for the last ten days in the
interest of the exposition, left for San
Francisco yesterday afternoon. McGov-
ern attended the annual convention Of
che Amateur Athletic Union at the
Waldorf-Astoria and received assur-
ances that he would have the co-opera-
ton of the parent body and the various
organizations affiliated with the ANA
teur Athletic Union in carrying out the
plane for exposition athletics as ar
ranged bv the late James +. Sullivan.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
S5.OOO.OOO Loan to Montreal

1t was learned yesterday that New
York syndicate headed by Harris,
Forbes & Co. had offered temporary
loan to the city OF Montreal amounting
TO S5,0OO,oOO at a net price said to be
g752. as the securities would bear IN
terest from November /. one month be-
fore the money would be turned over
The Montreal board of control recon-
mended the acceptance Of the offer, but
the matter was put over for action by
Tho CItN Council.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
Vanderlip Goes to California

Frank A. Vanderlip, president Of the
National City Bank, has lett for Cali
foruia. where he viii remain for sew
eral weeks recuperating from his re-
cent attack Of typhoid fever. Mr.. Van
derlip was at his Office in the City Bank
on Wednesday for the first time since
he was taken ill.,
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
Four Straight for
Commercial GunnerS

Commercial High School Runners
scored tboir fourtb STRAIGHT victory in
defeating Jamaica High School in a
Whitney sub-target shooting match
yesterday by O score of 26l 10 255.
The Long Island students led until
Louis Zabludoy Ky. the Commercial
anchor shooter, went TO the gun, when
he returned the Only perfect score of
50. winning the match for his school.
The scores follow.