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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address Of owner and
Attorney lf attorneys name N omitted
address party Of second part-)
Downtown.
tsouth Of Fourteenth ST.
BROADWAY, e e. at cor Exchange
Court runs bs.1i so morris
Bway, July IL, Observation-Disclosures 81 90
WATER ST, =, so W Jackson ct, boxi00-
Thomas Crump to John A Bingham, 29s X
B~ay. July 80 mtg $4,000; atty, Geo p
Foulk IS Park Row. .......,.,,..,.,si
ORCHARD ST lt6-lte, W q IS n RivinEton
e. ,oNs!.s--Mendel singer. l4i W 10th st.
TO Mendel Singer Y Co, "a Elizabeth at
~ liens, July as atty. Isidor Lowen braun,
STH ST "a ''s;i,,c;..,,;;:...;...;';s;;.: III
to Mondol Singer r 90, 2s Elizabeth ct,
az liens, July IS; atty. Lsidor Lowenbraun
lis Nassau st................,,.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICES.

80, -, - =, 80, - ~~~--->-~~~---|>
NOTICE Is hereby given that by judgment
dered on the 2sth day OF April. 1914, and
entered In the once OF the Clerk Of New
the Manhattan Mutual Realty Company was
dissolved, Its corporate existence annulled
and Morgan J. o Brien. Jr.. OF 2 Rector
Street. New York city. appointed receiver
NJ It's property, and said company its oricers
and agents we're by said Judgment forever
restrained from exercising Its corporate
rights. privileges or franchises
Dated July LIST. 1914
MITCHELL MAY,
Secretary of ots.e
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LEXINGTON AVE, FLAT SOLD.

L. XINGTON ANENUE.-Arthur Ochs
has bought the four story Hat at 1907
Lexington avenue. on lot 2oN10. adj
Joining the southeast corner OF Eighty
seconi street. TItlr to the parcel is
held hy John Duane.
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li5+ feet east of Eighth avenue II
VIII have a frontage of 9.S feet on 10th
street running through the block TO 1ilth
street whore 1t will have a frontage OF
20 feet. The original application esti-
mated the cost at $4,000, and in this
Application the cost has been estimated
at $4,000. II will be known as the NJ.
j. Theatre. The ~ n II. Amusement
Company Horace Simon president, Is the
owner. Sol y. Sugar IA the architect.
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Kenneth Ives & Co E Wsa;cS. m,yer 7E. ~
sURROGATEs. NOTICES.

HplT, REUBEN Mn pursuance OF an
order ~ Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler a
surrogate OF the County OF New York. so
rl'E II hereby given to all persons having
claims against Reuben NJ. Hoyt, late 81 the
county OF Ngw York deceased. TO present
EgTibrr. az her place OF trausactiug business.
80 the office Of II. a Gushing, No 40 Cedar
Street Borough OF Manhattan. In the city OF
Now York. on or before tho tenth day OF
February next.
Dated Sew York the 3Oth day OF July. 1914.
NANIS PETERSEN HOYr Executr!x
H. A. CUSHING, Attorney for ENtcutrlN
43 Cedar street, Borough OF Manhattan,
New York cry.
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SMITH. MARY Hin pursuance Of an
order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler a
Surrogate OF tho County OF New York
notice Is hereby given 10 all persons HAVING
claims against Mary H. Smith. late Of ths
County OF New York. deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof TO the sub
scribers az their place of transacting bust.
ness No. 81 wiliam street in the e'ity Of
New York. on or before the LIST dav OF De.
sscmbs,, Sw; St ,p9ted New T%Tk the 27th
SMrTH. LINCOLN CROMWELL. Execu.
tors. EDWARD SANFORD. Attorney for
EXnrntora u William Street. Nav Ynrk
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NEW BRONX DWELLING.

Plans were filed tn Tho Bronx yester-
day for brick dwelling to cost s4.700
to build. according to the estimate OF
Carl y. johnson, tho architect The
dwelling will be on the south side OF
232d street 295 feet west of Iaconia
avenue, II IL for Francis O'Donnell.
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BUYER OF stTU ST. HOUSE.

Ralph NJ. prucker is the buyer of the
dwelling at $50 West Eighty-fourth
street. sold recently by Joseph +. Ger
ag0ty through Pease 4 Gilman.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

LEXINGToN Ay, ,tG7-5se.. and Sist 81. 40
20 100 E--Davis Brown. Inc. agt Hammer
stein Opera Co ct al Mar a. 1914, (by
sAWw pRoPEUiTy...ccoc,n,s.c, Es ~
Her Co asst same. May 20, 1914 (hy
SAME H PRopERrY-T v McAvoy, Inc II" s sr"
same, Oct 10, 1918 (by bond .SgsS2
SAME PROPERTT--Iohn Jordls Iron
Works agt same-June so, 1914 Chy
Bronx.
l73D ST, n =, $40 Webster av, b0xs2.T
standard Plumbing supply co sgt Sim
wHITE PLAINS AZ, W =, so : 2aiin st. Cox
l00-ieorke Anderson agt Bolte Bros 81
al, April 81. 1914 .....,,,.,..,..,..,,t s
18th ST n cor croscent sv. 2s.IxIts--
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ArW woOLwORTH TENANT.

1913 T. Hogan has leased to tho
N wauloo and ST. Paul Rail
''H Years corner Offices ON the
floor ~ the Wooworth Build
ii '"- fs freight traific department
log Office
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POWERS. JESS r. Win pursuance OF an
order Of the Honorable Robert Ludlow Fow.
Ter, surrogate of the County OF New York
notice IL hereby given to all persons having
claims against Jesse W. Powers late of tbs
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New York
deceased, to present the same with vouchers
thereof, 20 the undersigned at their place
Of transacting business, at the Office OF
Blandy, Mooney 4 Shipman. at 81 Wal
street. Borough OF Manhattan, New York
on or before the 30th day OF November next
Dated New York, the goth day of May, 1911
MARY Il. POWERS. MARY / RAIL
HARRY L. POWERS. Executors BLANDY
MOONEY SHlPMAN, 81 wall Street New
York, Attorneys for Mary f. Powers and
Mary ]. Ball. two OF the Executors
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SALES by AUCTION.

by VIRTUE Of execution viii sell to-day.
= A. NJ, ~ % Iispenard st., Manhattan
small lot ladies' underwear hRndkerchiefs
waists, Childrens rompers. desk, etc.
SAMl- Ell. II kRI9kN Marahal
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~" . g. Traune has leased for Cart
- IS Mgrley the dwelling at l462
,'NlE'r0 avenue 10 Ernst Klein also
10Y Z. ''.s 4. Popp tho dwelling AZ 13l
a.N Nr'ty-tmrd ST. eet 20 Louis Ber-
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tw1th name and address Of lender ana
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
tsouth of Fourteenth St.
WILLIAM ST. 1889. -x----Mchael Iosio
to saranac Realty co, 1is BVay, Juiy- 20.
pr mtg $3.50, due as per bond. atty. shi,
land q H. i49 Bway.,...........,.s6. 900
East Side.
EAST OF Firth sv. between Fourteenth and
10th sts.D
SEP ST s. $50 Lexington av. 2OxiOo.5-
Frank p briody to Title q T CO, l7e
PARK, Az, e :. 7s.s n ssth st. 37sSo--Betty
NJ Hawks TO- Prosper Realty Corpn, 2Oa
isiS sp q atty co, i7 IS B WAY 5000
sspH ST ms. so Park ev., 2e.sxi6O.S-
Betty l"s nNaI H'T nS 20 Prosper R,3g corgn
Aps l. 1915. @; atty, T @ Co. IFS
ssTH SRI. asa i, 3 5, 40 i=, ay. s51iSS..SSwvO
Oscawana Park co 20 Louis T Iehmeyer
s95 s s5th st. Jqly %, yrs p c! atty
III "A'ueh' 81 lhperty H'''''' 'S2hOOO
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north of lioth st)
18TH ST. g. 10 Madison av, 3l.ANlOO.ll
Gertrude A Forman TO LAWYERS MIG 60,
90 LesTY st. e. Jgy H sS duo as por s9S oSG
issTH ST. ;, 5ls.S W Bway. lOOxss7-
Ascher Defective Agency &,N Y Harbor
exrs Il Randolph Robinson, July a. due
Aug !, 1911 p c; atty. q waddington,
2i5TTH ST. 3. ais 9Th ay runs esi HSOs
10 highwater mark Harlem River X n
xw- Weber Mclaughlin Realty Corpn TO
James W white & ano, exrs, White Plains.
y Y. pr mtg $4,000 install. O. July
20: atty. T q Co. ia Bway ........t9,0 900
Bronx.
Borough Of The Bronx
UNIONPORT RID >, 1854 Westchester
av. lO3NllONS9N l5l-Tri-Chester lmpt co,
Inc, 20 r. Rex. also Newbold av. July 80,
yrs, bh y q: atty, Lawyers T 4 r
t co iso hw"y Union Az :6S5s ia
Lena Stolz TO Lawyers T & 7 Co 1850
Bway, July 20, yrs, . o; atty. LAWYERS
TNST 20, 100 r,way ...:.a,,,.,:: SO 800
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
HOraceS.Ely&CO.
REAL ESTATE
q Liberty ST.. 4S9 Fifth Av.


EXCELLENT HOME for sale In refined
neighborhood near Kings Highway station.
convenient to Brighton Reach l. and Smith
st Gers House situated on plot 40 feet wide
100 feet deep. Room for garage II needed.
Public and parochial schools near by; also
Catholic and other churches Fruit and shade
trees House contains rooms, large bath
and spacious halls. plenty closets and pan
tries. will he sold az reasonable figure to
cash buyer. Address CASH. box l4s sun
once
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Arrived-THuRsDAY. rub -
81. e. tus ., mia, LtyeYeol. July ~ - ~
s. Italia. sS3 r NJ, Palermo. my
So sloterdiik, p. NJ, Rotterdeen. July -
Motor ship Hagen 1925 a. n. HAm6uSG
July IL.
9 ssa Trs'sr NOS 80 X Ay0H TS. 4
So Van Dyck. IL 40 p. NJ. BarbadoA July ~
So Camilla =. NJ, Guantanamo. July -
ss Commodore Rollins, $50 p, NJ. Janai1As
July =.
SIS Trinidad, IA. NJ, Halifax. July ~
81 Isabella, 3 A. NJ, CriStohAl July 20
SIS Hermudlan. s.0 a, NJ, Bermuda, yulYA
IS MRla. II. ~ A. NJ, hAtanzas, July ~
SIS Stephano. ? A NJ, Halifax. July "a
SIS Snrk. 10 10 \. NJ, Matanzas. July "a
So Santa Marta 7. NJ, Kinrsten MA
s. Creole, New Orleans. July rs.
S. Jefferson Norfolk. July %.
SIS Mama Hata, Baltimore. July ~
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
Ss Graf Waldcrsee. Mt HamburO.
SIS san Gorgio. at Naples.
SAILED FOR NFw YORK.
So olympic, from Queenstown.
SIS Cedric. from Liverpool
81 lvcrnia from Patras
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

10TH ST. 81 w-Henry nfpue art Consrs-
gatl9n Mount Zion OF NE city OF New
York. owner and contractor. ..........sl6t
5iTH ST, l0l and los E--4ielband Contract
ing Co Inc agt Horatio Realty co. owner;
Frank Melton, Melton Contracting CO and
Melton House WreckinR co. contrac-
9TH AY, 1852 70 1366--Joseph ii Hayncs
aes Sophie Maas, owner and contrac-
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian, The Bronx and Brooklyn.

BY Joseph =. Day
e6TH ST. 924 " 8 e. 1f6 w West End av
Al SNlO0.s. s'v nat-Dora schiller agt
Sause Realty 60 80 a. due S2SIis3S
taxes. g.. {7sf so. adjourned 20 August al
BY James l.. Wells Company
LEXINGTON Az. 1901. y. 80 II iO7th ct
-IsN-.H, sty tumf and stor"s-.M I. CON
stable AIT SAINT iiHues ct Al. due Si9.-
.-?.oi. taxes, s.. 'is747, to the plaintiff
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FoLlN ST. a. 1884 n lsist a., y
Handy Brothers agt Ernest Wenlghan and
John Doe, owners, Ernest wenigman CON
trAClOr .............. ....... g.. 40
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMkNAn

MINIATURE ALMkNAa
Sun r,.... ..'Si Sun Sets. III lnss.ssa&
HIGH wATER THIS DAT.
,.na,rs "a, ~ eovr.l.na. -, ts.slnspo.>-IA
Low WATER THIS DAT.
ssndyHk. sos 1ov.fsland. .esoinen 0usAAd
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lDa iO--T = Martin Realty 90 act ,;I,ton
Holding co et al, To a Moran for $3.50
Owe mortgage Of $50 600.
SECOND ST, $50 Bond. 9nNi0O. 20 A
Moran Tor $3.50 over mortgage Of 81. go.
also Second ~. Bond, 2ONSO; also Bond
e. e. =. 80 "a. .ONi0, TO T. i Mccarthy
Tor k-b over mortgage Of .l.50U--
Thomas Burns aEt Mary Moran ct al.
By william j. MrPhiilmay
9TH ST =, 100 sth nv, 2ONiO0-Hnrri~t
Is Pring'" agt Antonio Delessaudro ct al;
to the plaintln for $3.50 over a mortgage
~ t1.eiO.
A1SSLtE IT. =. 200 W Manhattan av. 25Ax
H.. Ips Farber aEt Ao'ne Novak ct al.
JOS Hahs. ATTY, 80 Nassau 50, Slhtu, 90 tho
plaintiff for $500 over "A mortgage
or - 600
CANT BRIDGE PL, ~ g. 172 n Fulton ASK
ilN lrreg -Jusephue Brown aE' u Is
nv 81 al. To- the p.aintin for 81 800 over
mortgage OF $4,000
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tAT a.01 TnlRD AVENUE J


GRASD BOULEVARD AND CONCOI'RSE,
lSie cor l7sth -. 3T5Nlo6. 5N36Ng5 8.
Sty dwlg-AmSr Swedenhurg Printing
and Pub Soc agt HaKemsnn Cous'n 90 II
al, due, sl1.04i IS, taxes. 80. s. 2s5. 30. %
the plaiutin for. ..... ............ 81 900
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

COMPTON. ALFRED d, to Alfred G Comp
HERBENER, GEORGE. to Louisa Faer,
SMITH, MARY j. to Emisrant Ind Say
sGC'THMAYDE sAML d. to Lincoln Trust
CITY MORTG co to \ y Trust Coil
MUTUAL LIFE ms co TO Emisrant Ind
LAWYERS TITLE ms & 7 co to Lawyers
Title lns X T co and ano trs. 900
SAME to same, ,.''''''' '''''''' s1'OOV
SAME to same :. ','' :. 49,, 49, slV'UuV
TITLE q 4 Il co TO Yale University .Si6, 900
CENTRAL BLDG lMPT INV CO 10
chateau Holding Co,,...,..,,.......fl 800
LEVINE, SAMUEL w. to Morris Vein
stein .,,,,... .,.,,..,,.,,. 1000
CAMERON, JULIA T., to Lawyers Mtge
90 ..,...,.,,.,',..''' ''''..'''' .Fls'V"V
Bronx.
CITY INTO 90 TO " Trust 90, ...,.sl
SAME to same. ,,,...,,,,,. ..'...''.', !
RENsKORF, MlIiIE II, 10 James Bene.
MHAS$HArTAN MTG co TO Guaranteed
Mi TIi RACHAEL. TO Title Guar &
TITLE GUAM & TRusr co to \ y In,
r0TMAN, HHiEHRMAN. to Eliz l. Gooinow; 81
BIEHN. WM to Mtg security
Sullivan. JOHN j. to Milton Hon;
man ...s...'.'.''''''''..@ ''~-''''NVo
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REAL ESTATE ron sALE.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-04-09
SYNOPSIS.

Cowboya Of tho F7ying Heart ranch 40
hsartbroksn over the ioss OF their much
prixod photograph by the defeat OF their
champion In 4 foot-race with the cook OF
the Csntfpede ranch. house party Is
en- AZ the Flying. Heart. J. Wallingford
4psed, cheer leader az Yale. and Culver
coyinston, inter-ecllegiate champion run
sUesthesrt, becomes interested in the loss
OF the phonograph. She suggests to Jean
Chaplin, sister OF the owner OF the ranch.
that she induce CoyinGton. her lover. to
win back the phonograph. Helen declares
that II covington won't run. Speed will.
pect. Speed and his valet, Larry Glsss.
trainer At Yale. arrive. Helen Blake asks
Speed, who has posed to her as an ath-.
lcte. to race against the Centipede man.
The cowboys join In tho appeal to Wally.
and fearing that HELEN Will ind him out.
be consents; He insists. however. that he
shall be entered a. an unknown. figuring
that cov.ngton viii arrive ir time to take
nis place Fresno. gIee club singer from
university and In love with
Helen, tcies TO dlscredit. Speed with the
ladies and the cowboys. Speed and Glass
put IN the time they are supposed to be
training playing cards In secluded spot.
The cowboys explain to Speed how much
n s race means to them; Speed assures
tell Glass II Is UP to him TO see that Speed
,firs the race. Willie. the gunman. de-
clsrek the trainer will 70 back east pack
ed in Ice. II Speed falls. A telegram comes
from Cov'nEton saying he is In jail at
Omaha for ten days. Glass IN panic
Speed declares to Larry that the best way
out Is for him (Spced) to injure himself.
Glass won't stand for It. Glass forces
Speed out at sunrise to practice running
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-04-09

II seemed nat Z battle must b IN
progrsss bshizd the scrssa, for. min.
gled with the gasping screams Of the
athletes and tho hosrse commands OF
the trainer. came sounds OF physical
contact. The barrel rocked upon its
scafzold, tho curtains swayed and
tapped violently.
STAND stilll"
'It's-it's ~ c-c-cold ~ icei"
Mkt You're overLeated, that's ALL"
"Ow-w-wl Ooo-h-h! I'm dyingi"
''It1l do you good"
He's certainly trainin' him some,"
said Slower.
Larry, I've got u crnmpl"
1T did harden him." acknowledged
Willie.
Whats wrong with you. anyhow
demanded Glass.
"Its not me, it's the w-w-wateri"
Evidently Speed made frantic
lunge here and escaped, for the flow
Of water ceased.
1T froze d-d-during the night. Oh-h!
I'm coldI"
Gold. chi Get onto that rubbing
board; I'll warm you"
An instant later the cowmen heard
the sounds Of violent slApping min
gled with groans.
Go easy, say! I'll be black and
blue all-look outl--not SO much In
one spot! Owl"
Turn over!'
He's spankin' him." said Slower ad-
miringly.
Again the spatting arose, this time
like the sound of = musketry fusilade.
during which Berkeley Fresno entered
by the other DOOR
Don't be so brutal" walled the
patient to his masseur
I'm pretty near through. There!
Now get up and, Dress" ordered the
trainer, who pushing his way out
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-04-09

Washington. d. C.--Textimony of
the Eastern railroads In support of
tbslr application for an increase In
freight rates virtually was concluded
before the interstate commerce com
mission by Samuel Rca. president Of
the Pennsylvania system.
Mr.. Rea said that present rates did
not yield fair return on tho capital
invested; that the returns had been
decreasing continuously and that I'M
less the downward trend ware arrested
Il would undermine the railroads re-
sources and cripple their power to
serve the public satisfactorily. He
insistcd Tint unless the roads were
permitted to increase their net in
comes serious retrenchments In expen-
ditures for labor. improvements and
extension would have to be made.
Mr.. ReA said that only recently the
Pennsylvania and some other lines had
been obliged to curtaii their operating
expenses by laying off employees and
reducing the number Of trains oper-
atsd. because Of the falling off OF
freight tonnage and passenger traffic,
which he'd induced heavy decline in
revenues.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-04-09
Canal Decision Gloomy
for Northwest Lumber Mills

Portland--A gloomy outlook for the
lumber industry of the Northwest
United States in competition with the
timber sections Of British Columbia is
foreseen by the heads of the big
Northwest lumber concerns, in the
face of the efforts that are being made
in Washington to repeal the clause of
the Panama canal bill providing for
free tolls for American ships in coast
wise traffic.
The principal hope of the lumber
men Of the Northwest from the open
ing of the canal 'ay in the possibility
Of developing great market for their
product In the cities Of the Atlantic
Coast.
ut will be one of the hardest blows
that the lumber industry of the Pacific
Northwest has ever suffered, il the
tolls clause is repealed" said F. II.
Ransom, manager of the Eastern &
Western Lumber company. 81 feel
that we have little encouragement to
find for the lumber industry of the
Northwest from the opening of the
Panama canal. l have had some cor
respondence with Senator Chamberlain
on the matter and | feel with him
that, aside from the question of bene-
TIT or injury 70 industry of tie North
west that may result, we are sacrifc-
ing our American independence by
any action which removes from US the
privilege Of free tolls for our own
shipping through the canal.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-04-09

otano Stlii or I'll WalIop You'll"
through the blankets, halted at sight
of the onlookers.
How is he?" demanded Slower.
"He-he's trained to the minute. I'm
dom my share, gents"
Sounds that way" acknowledged
Stover's companion. Say, does 1t look
like we'd VIM"
We'll, he just breezed a mile in
forty, with his mouth open"
"A miller" Fresno queried.
"A miller Fresno queried.
Yes, regular mile-seven thou
sand five hundred and thirty feet"
rs forty good?" queried Willie.
Good? Why, Salvador never worked
no faster. Here he is now-look for
yourselves"
Speed appeared. partly clad. and
glowing with rich salmon pink
Good morning." said Fresno po-
litely Il came in to see how you
liked the cold water"
so that was one of your California
jokes, Ell? Well, III"
Speed moved ominously In the d.
rection of the tenor, but Willie checked
him.
I'VE put the ice in that bar1. Mr..
Speed"
"You!"
Willie and Slower nodded.
Then let me tell you | expect to
have pneumonia from that bath" The
young man coughed hollowly. That's
the way caught it once before, and it
wouldn't surprise me bit II I'd be too
sick to run by Saturday."
"Oh, no; you don't get pneumony
but once"
"And, BESIDES" Fresno added, cit
wouldn't have time to show up by
Saturday"
Get that ice-chest out OF my room,
that's all; 1t makes the air damp"
mo indeed" said Still Bill. Were
goin' to see that you use it regular"
Then OF Glass he inquired: what do
you do to him next?"
(To BE CoNTINUED.)
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-04-09

Harrisburg, Pa.-William B. Baum,
aged 80, = mail clerk in the railway
mail service, was arrested Thursday
charged with having stolen $40, 900
from the mails. II Is alleged that two
packages, each containing $40, 900 in
currency were taken from the mails
on July 8, 1912. Tho money was be-
Ing sent from St. Paul to bank In
New York. Postal service detectives
have been at work on the case ever
since.
Baum was held under 500, 900 bail
by the United States commissioner.
1t ID said the government has expend-
I'd more than the amount of the stolen
money In the effort to uncover the
theft. Every postal clerk working
between st. Paul and New York has
been under scrutiny for nearly two
years.
Attention Is said to have been at
tracted to Baum by the fact that he
was indulging in expenditures appar-
emily not in accord with his salary of
$1,000 year. Detectives learned that
he was dealing in real estate, had
money in the bank, rented safe de-
posit vault and owned an automobile.
In January of this year, Baum was
married and he took honeymoon trip
to Palm Beach, where he was reported
to have been Liberal spender.
1t Is about IL months since Baum
began buying real estate and making
investments in securities in New York
and Pittsburg to which points his runs
on mail trains took him.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-04-09

Lafayette, Ird. As result Of a
hssinG IN the girls dormItory Of Pur-
due university last January. Mabel
Roger, Of Shoals, Ind, has filed suit
agninst seven senior girls. demanding
$1,000. The plaintiff, who IL first
year girl, alleges that up TO the time
uhs was haxsd she was healthy girl
With normal eyes. but now her sight ia
impaired and bor health destroyed.
Miss Rogers In her complaint al
lsRes that on certain day In January.
while she was preparing her lessons,
ssvsn girls dragged her from her
room, tore Oh her clothing. painted
her cheat, back and neck with red ink,
poured mucIIsge on her back and stuck
her with pins In an effort to compel
her 70 kneeI to her assailantr. She
further AYERS that she was ducked in a
tub Of water.
She declares she was forced to 20
% hospital for treatment following
TIE haaInk. and that she had been un-
able to do her work In the university.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-04-09


New York-Japsn's policy Of max
ing Backward nations advance with
civilization for the general benefit Of
IL e7olution Of society was explained
here By Dr.. Sboshuks Sato, wEo A.
ssrted that there wss no danger Of
Japan's assuming an aggressive stti-
tude towards countries which kept up
with the worlds progress. DR.. Ssto
Il Japanese exchange professor to the
United Staten under the Carnegie En-
dowment for international peace. He
spoke It Columbia university In de-
fensS of the attitude Of japan towards
Korea md Manchuria. He said there
was no likelihood Of hostilities be-
twsen Japan and America.
I'VE think Il our right and duty, .
said DR.. Ssto, ITO develop the natural
resources and to introduce modem civ
ilisation into Korea and also into
Southern Manchuria within the juris-
diction OF Japan. But we shall never
enter into any international compiler
lions In the Western world arising out
Of such . question ~ the recent Cali
fornia land legislation. This can be
settled smIcably by the two friendly
nations.
I'VE shall always look for peace and
friendship from the Western world.
and especially do we look for peace
from across the Pacific; the peace and
friendship inaugurated by the wisdom
of your chief magistrate and support