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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-10
BIG SUBWAY JOB STARTS SOON.
BIDS to Ne Let for Great static
Under Forty-sccond street,

Construction OF the busiest and one OF
The most difficult parts OF the dual sub
way system---the diagonal station he
meath Forty street--will begin
soon Bids will be advertised for August
81. TO be opened on september l.
This station will connect the existing
subway and the new Lexington avenue
subway at the Grand Central Station
II will be connected with the Steinway
tunnel by elevators. Eventually it will
be used by travellers on the present sub
way, the Lexington avenue line. the Stein
way tunnel. the extension of the Hudson
tubes and the New York Central and
New Haven railroads with its plat
forms and four tracks at grade. II will
be moro than 100 feet wide and will be
strong enough to support twenty-five
story building on the site Of the Grand
Union Hotel.
Most of the excavation will be through
solid rock At the southern end OF the
station beneath Park avenue everything
must be done without interfering with
trains Of the present subway. Most OF
the work therefore will be done after
midnight.
The whole Job must be finished within
twenty eight months from the day the
contract Is signed.
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LIS pENDENs.
Manhattan.

CANNON ST, $. 100 n = ~ Rivtngton st.
s5Ai0O-Morria Liebman agt Nathan BIT
ziek ct al foreclosure Of MORTGAGE atty
" A RabiuoNitCh.
18th ST. 22i to 2cs " Ohrse actionsl-
Rachel HNmsn eN'N. agt Poseph Berko-
witZ 1t al foreclosure OF three mort
cages. atty. lyman.
loiSr ST. . 100 n Of broadway. 50
NlJO. ll-rauttnr Cohen Hgt German IN
change Bank ct al (specinc performance
Sc, atty, j Cohen.
WOOSTER ST, Sc Bank for Savings in the
city OF y Y agt Charles Martin ct 81
foreclosure OF mortgagel, attys. Cad
waladcr. WickershAm TAFT
Hath ST, =, between "a and 30 avs, lot ~
and I'd av, s. between lleth and ll,th
sts. Lot SO 1.-TWO actions l--Rudolph Wal
ZACH Co aEt Louis Lcse ct oil foreclosure
OF tar lsns); atty, weymann.
Brona.
LOT 22s. map ~ Village 81 Mott Haven
Frances III bolton ct al. art Luigi Flora
ct al foreclosure OF mortgage. atty }
\ Lane,
LOT SO, Hutchler mAp-John stahl agt
Mary Eaton faction to enforce speCi-
nc performance Of contract; atty, Il
Franklin.
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Cotton states weather.

For North Carolina, South Csrslina,
Georgia and Alabama. local thunder show
ers to-day and probably Tomorrow; mod
crate south winds.
For Mississippi. Louisiana and eastern
Texas. local thunder showers to-day ana
probably tomorrow. moderate south winda
For western Texas. fair in south. local
thunder showers and somewhat cooler IN
north and west portions to-day or might,
fair tomorrow
For Oklahoma, unsettled to-day; probs-
bly, local thunder showers and somewbat
cooler; fair tomorrow, with moderate tenn
peratuTe
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. local thundss
showers and somewhat cooler this afternoon
or tonight and probably Tomorrow; mod
crate south winds to-day.
For New Jersey. partly cloudy to-day;
cool and thunder showers Tomorrow. mod
crate south winds
For eastern Pennsylvania. local thunder
showers to-day and probably tomorrow;
somewhat cooler by tomorrow night. mod.
crate winds, mostly south
For southern New England partly cloudy
to-day: showers and cooler might or to.
morrow moderate southeast to south winds
NEW YORK, Aug io.--Unsettied condi-
lions without any storm area prevaIlediover
most OF the country yesterday. Showers and
thunderstorms occurred In the central
states. the Gulf and south Atlantic states
and in scattered places In the lake regions
and north Atlantic States Tho pressure
was high on the south and middle Atlantic
coasts and low over the lake regions which
caused higher temperatures in the middle
Atlantic states and In all the sections Of
the Great Lakes The warm wave resulting
from similar conditions prevailed through
out the Central States ana Ohio Valley. and
tho heat was working eastward. II va.
cooler In the Northwest states and In the
eastern Rocky Mountain States
Dense fog with light winds mostly
southerly. cnvehped the middle Atlantic
and New England coasts
In this city the day was fair. with fog
In the morning warmer and suhry; winds,
light southerly, average humidity, ~ per
cent, barometer corrected TO read to sea
level. at A. NJ, 3oOs. = p NJ, 5000
The temperature In this city yesterday. a.
recorded by the ornclal thermometer. Is shown
In he avSd taEI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-10
Incoming yesseIs-By wireless.

- Kroonland. SO miles east OF sandy
Hook az noon yesterday,
IS Perfection, New orleans, lls miles
northwest Of 1ortugas at noon
IS Rio Grande, Brunswick, as miles south
OF SANDY HOOK at noon ..
81 Proteus, New Orleans, l92 miles eoutn
OF SANDY Hook at noon. =.
~ CITY OF Montgomery, Savannah "
miles north Of FRYING Pan AZ noon,
rs ~ Norte, Galveston ~ miss norm
of Jupiter at =. NJ
- Alamo, Galveston, 2is miles ert OF
Galveston Bar at noon. .. -
El Sol, Galveston ITO miles sovSh a
Sandy Hook at J. NJ. 5000. .
- BRACES, san Juan w miss SCUM OF
SANDY Hook At i. ,, 1901.
50 cherokee, Georgetown, ls friIes SCUM
OF sandy Hook at J., -.
- Havana, Havana. % miles north OF
Comanche, Jacksonviu., 400 miles south
Of SANDY Hook at L NJ. ,
+. Iroquois, Galveston, 4si miles soutn
Of sandy Hook az : r, " -
SIS Nueces Moe!i. - mi!ss sssh -
sandy Hosk At ! y. H.
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James ct al; Adolph waxenbaum, atty;
Harry crono, ref; due. tz,fis.ss: taxes
sc, ti02.03

James ct al; Adolph wasenbaum. atty;
Harry Creme ref; due. tH.iisss; taxes
BY Henry Brady.
islsT ST. IS r, n 9, I2s Park sv. isI
esll' sty tnt--H T Moter VS. Fortu-
nato DOnofrio ct al, l. Goebel atty:
&C. t7ise5
THURSDAY. August H.
lat IL vEsEY STREET.
by l.. J. phillips & Co
BR ApHCRST AN. 2 cor ii7th OF, eiIx
100. sty Miriam Court apartment.
AT 320s THIRD AVENUE.l
~ u. y lngraham 4 60.
WALTON Az. ?io7. " =. 3oss isUh ct.
4 G Jones ct al, Merrill 4 X. at,ys;
Phoenix ingrsham ref due. i7,OO6l6
taxes. &c, f379.it
~ George Price.
Park Az, ibsb 20 {GOI, =, ISIS lsTth.
l50Nqs. 3Ni6O.2Nl05s. 4 sly fats & strs-
Hamilton securities Co Ast fremont Park
Neatly Co ct all Fletcher, a H. sttys;
Max Bendit. ref; due. th.6sict; sub TO
four nrst mtgs aggregating $4,000.
- BY Joseph =. Day.
VAN NEST Az. e Hancock ST. 26nioo
Augus,lne. atty; Nelson Olcctt ref;
due. i2,iS7Cs. tasas. Ac s7ss.s5.
FRIDAY. AUGUST II.
lat II vEsEY STREET.
1870. by HeHry Brady
l0oiI. 4 sly tint 4 strs--N Y Trust Co ct
81 agt Carmele Palermo ct al NJ Bor-
land, atty; r A Mcshane. ref; due, ti3
9St -, taxes, &C, ts02so.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with maine and address OF lenders at
torney.t
e5TH ST. n $, ,7bs J.. Of I'D av, 2oIioo. Aug
a. 1918, kleinschnidt Magnesa Co Ia
Harry Crone. atty, Chns j Lane, w
BwHy ............. 49,. 1870. -. t,nn,s
s5TH sr. aga L, n ., 2oSioo5; Oct "a, 1898
--rhos y 4 Mary O. luWndts 10 y Nds
Bank. atty, Jonn Wcbher. Brckmau
l.. -. ., 49, ~ 10 $500
map by Bridges. 10th tnov llthJ ward
APPS. 1904, n uy lot -, ~ " AttorncN ~.
.6NiOO, Dec so, lsUS-IIyman Rein to VIM
Hastorf. atty. | DobroezynskL 1881 ~ ~
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. n cor 7ad St lotSlsog-
Lewis q Fried agt Morris schinasi.
owner. GustsNo Kaufman, lessee
Homck" Engineering Co. cpntractor.t2tJ.
NTH ST. 3Oi and 306 W--Philip Bolotiu
hgt Lena Schin, owner. ANel Rund.
Bronx.
WALKER Az. II r. 1915 II " Of Bronx
Park av. 26.sXlO4 6-Salvator G Arnoue
agt Michael ID Howard. owner and com
WALKER Az, 1l25--Harlotn Gas and Elec-
trio Fixture Co Hgt Michael u Howard,
owner anu contractor. ............. tsh
BATHGATE Az, l2iS-Louis Wiener agt
Lena Greenborg, owner Bathgate Realty
Corporation, contractor. .....,... t2Sls. %
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address ~ lender and
lenders attorney
Downtown.

- - 'N-I'h OF 'NF'een'n ST.
WATER ST p. tN3 ~ Montgomery ~.
z ~ Kaufman y Lowinthal Realty
g. - Francis Spcir and ann. trus South
'r'ngr = IT, lur - per bond Aug q.
~. T . CO. l76 Rway....,......,s7 $500
"."'N tt 81, " =, 200 n Spring So, lVnN
.N'-.il- Wooster ~ Corpn to Geo a Sut"r,
lt' Riverside Drive, 2 yrs, p 9. Aug Z
SULLIVAN 81. e s. 400 n Bleecker a., i5x
s,'-S''as'ian crecca to Antonio Crecca,
y Greenwich az; mtge. 81, 900. 3 yrs,
p - Aug 3, atty, q Reubin, ils Mas
rn ST. n :, 1865 e Ave c, 2i5xss, is
PR Hen' Gr"if 70 Lillian Greif. 32l l.
~ -. july /, S yrs 6 y Ell atty. J :
M -'e1man, 1872 ACCOMPLISHMENTS, $500
ST >. e27 i?,h IT. 449rso-
~ D Ay mud ano, eXrs, to Chas Kiln
sunoHer, $40 " 18th st; Aug I. 3 yrs.
M per bond, atty. Hatch q clute. 100
. l : ! I. !. . !. =. L
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

y CENTRAL TRACKS, g y, $50 n :
OF Dyckman st-Ph.on Contracting co
-. l3lI .......,.....,..... 50. 900
DAILY Az, :. SOS n = Of i7Tth st-isa.c
- Farher aEt Kramer Contracting Co ct
al Feb =, 1913 cancelled .......I7ib..7
EIsMEkE PLAcE' n " cor so boulevard
Go ct 81; Feb -, 1913 tcsncclledJ.ss os %
CkOIONA PARKWAY, =, sos n = OF
Inn st-ls1ac . Farmer Rgt Kramer
contracting co ~ al. Feb -, 1918 tran-
etIItnl -. - -.-...-.... lib5 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-10

LEVIN, ISAAC. to Domain Realty Co. ..si
NEW ROCHELLE MTG SEC co to Ger
II tosVuu
TITLE + co to Hattie w Good
mart OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000
Bronx.
NORTH SIDE MICE co. 10 Henry
RIDLEY, EDW A, to Jennie Van or.
NTTt,ii ifiFE INs Co OF X Y and nno 10
Autonina FcrrarR. ................S VI
MILLER. CARLTON T.. TO MArg' \
bdutss ..ss..ssss' sss sS'VsfSt
r - ~ 4 Co to Rose Conn .........- -, 30
FIELD, MARY II. gdn, to Dor1thca
HOyt ....s..ss. s...ss. 'sss'' o'yIv
SAME to same ..s....t... ..ssss ~ l'1vu
SAME to same. ........ ...........'.t t,OVO
GKOssMANN, SAML. to Newman Gross,
uROsSMANN. NEWMAN. to Martha
nt IEHn ''ss;;,;;,ii' smith william
REED, AMY l.. to Anna M Briggs ."sj,5oo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-10

tsouth of Fourteenth 81 p,t.rd
y,D.r sr eu.2t5' i"'EN ,i,b,Ven. =
mig $4,000, atty. VI T sietsoi.,i
j Moo 81 .;.,: .;,;,d,. -; Il. iixiooH
s.a.. $50 an a" Aps I, ~r's $ ';%So gIi
.,4s 'd"'''der' ...,.......,loo
fiNE rH .,lns e." Aus 7. ' mts 100000 ~. ,SSo
.sr. ...,.,.ry it,i,i. Il E,ersdeli ct
tAN.. anl.. Aux :. mtg seo'OoO' Zoo
..us ..'.'',5s n Delaney 4, 25x
iruf- -r .'' i" .'.,in ~ Really CO to Abr
',. t'-."+nn SP 9ih ST. Hkiyn. al liens.
,t's. Fei'on''''n " 800
0... .r.,.s d. :6sso..Go,odd Realty CO
HLi\\'@. ~. 20 @ an s., Hk'{ u s al,
Aas b.. Wt>~, fe'trn''''" 500
u,... 900 n spring II. zoos
~ Sl'sr 10 i,,, az. 'T m,s ,igo,ooo;
IS W.r'0r g.. 'tiE psrL nov .......sl
-, - r. !. so5 "a ay :o1 s,.io W
o. .uu,' 70, up ~ eg5 l. 10th st.
s.. i.is' a,ty. Abr \ Levy 9,
...... ....'..'' II 'sx,rtz city
s,v. rHnTHHI gnnn-,c,v 60 to WIN T
o. ....p.r" S'', ,su,,,s,,,re Of state Of
>ls. pee u, i'i'' ''',, "'' I'll
,."sn ,.rrury -lqli.a. M Arr I. i,i to
'. Sam. .......'.. 90 Gxqa l--t'hss
-u So sH' ~ ~ =, Cooper So
t' ., % Rose S'"'" -.......tl
10 .r ........
,t.,,h Az. notWeen Fourteen'h anu
a. nj non SITS -, 81 iox
.,,.r 40 r.. r - 295 - Emily H.
90 ...... "a rlimbaiL ITO E 2sth 81 my
' I... IS 80. -, 90
MAJ 'u.'Hl.,u. ref 2" Meir"po,,, an ttnrh
= N,d ay, Aug - ANY" e.. 600
.N. 3 N,I a......., ia, o. E,.t
n 900 cd ay, 2SNlv. SNh.
f.u t southern y Really 90 krg
I'D :. 9TH -, br"oklyn, ~ ,o6
:. N.' -.r,u.t,iu y Il, 3us B"aS ~
49,. a. , s. -5.6 lovih ~,
hhP.''t,' ,f,,tN ref TO Louis I'eNN, *
f.I. so. mtg S1O'VVV' "s.,R', 6N
''..,' 'r,. TO- 1875 Bway ,....''.,
,,,-u sr q. It5 W 80 ay ;eNiVV' ss-
s'r s. Aus - "'''' .........t 81
ENaf ...'.'. stJ
NeS' ,9'",n Fourteenth and
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last side.
't"'' ~ Firh a.. between Fourteenth and

hNb'ooN Az. q cor ied st, a5ox- -
LtN j ItNvis to New Rochelle Mtg 4
9.4NN c., New Rochelle. y. Y; Aug
no. G., atty, Jas Waterbury, 10
LENlNGroN Az. "a . cor tsth 81. 2oxi0W
Ia. II Lies to Anna Pskowsky. $50 Au-
s-.n Hl' Aug T.; ! ", p 9. atty, V
n, s., 275 o II ay, eoxtoO. Klein
'.'i Narn'sla 60 10 Title Ins
--- - IlNnN. 3 Nra. I u p 81. nnn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-10
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.
TX DIVIDEND.

TX DIVIDEND.
Company and Term Stk Amt.
Buffalo. Rochester and Pittsburs.
sem. annual -. -. com ~
Buffalo. Rochester and Pittsburs,
semi annual Observation-Disclosures. pfd 49,
Cleveland and Pttsburg, sol. guar,
quarterly .................. ...... r.
Cleveland and p1ttsburg guar.
quarterly ......... "a, n
Consumers Company. semi annual. pfd 3isoe
Illinois Central. semi- annual ..,... ... ~
Inland Steel. stock .... ..,....... - $50
Inland Steel ............. ............. pid lA.ot
International Harvester Corporation.
quarterly .............. ......... pfd M
quarterly .....-.. pfd IA.
Jefferson and Clearneld Coal and
Iron semi annual ................. ~ =
Phlladelp his Company. semi annual pfd 2iaos
Savoy Oh monthly ................. --- lco
standard OIL OF Indiana. quarterly 81
standard OIL OF Indiana, extra ..... 81
+ W. Woolworth. quarterly .......... com Ia q
DIVIDENDS PAYABLE
Ampors Mining. quarterly ............ 5et
Atlantic Power and Light Corpora
ton quarterly ........ ............... pfd o.
Canada Cement. quarterly ............ pfd ~
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
semi annual Observation-Disclosures. trqc
New York Oklahoma OIL. initial.
STANDARD STANDARD silver Lead Mining. ''' ~
ui "1 Clinton and Rnsham,on. '
semi annual ...-............... ....... --- ~
wayland OIL and Gas monthly ..,... 49, 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-10
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

81 Az. 2o55. store floor. "a moor and base
tuontH-ticorge Nounor. oxr, to Ju''uH
Heck, 2o55 81 nv, .yrs, from ,aay !;
1918. atty. Jabutg Bros 10 LEONARD
~ s......-...... =, ~
iO2D ST 2iS T., store Beatrice Sanders
to- Thos Gagliano, 2l3 lOsd 81, : yrs
from MAY I, 1914. atty, Westchcst.r
County Brewing co, Mount Vernon
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10TH ST isa ". all-AMax Iinander 20 FL
lis Nochimovitg, IS0 Il is9th ct, 10 yrs
from Aug t. lylI, atty. Eliis NochimoNltf.
4sy lt9th II ....... .Sl.OhO anu 'l'-VV
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


,,.,, name and address ~ owner, ana
Nv '' II attorneys name Is omitted ad-
.... pf second part.D
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE Al MANIAC.
pm IN
Sun rises 5ol Sun sets 7Ol Moon rise, s s.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k 1929 Gov Island II m He'll Gate. $50
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHE .iIS Gov Island 500 Hell Gate. $40
Arrived SUNDAY. August ..
SIS ca serih. 4. NJ. NsDles july "a
IS Management, $50 NJ, Rotterdam.
July 20.
s. American. p. NJ, Antwerp, July ~.
IS Satsunla. ~ 4. N ., Algiers. July 10.
~ Maturh, Iol5 a, NJ. Grenada, Augur l.
IS Colon. ga \. NJ. Crisiohal AUGUST 3.
IS Plutarch. lol5 a. NJ, Trinidad. Au-
gust ..
rs storfund. 10 A NJ. Matansas. July 90
Sc CHnIhRuey. 10 \, NJ, guantanamo. Augustt I,
S. lenApe. Savannah August o.
"a Princess Anne. Norfolk. August
IS city OF Savannah, Savannah. Augusta.
SIS Nellore. Philadelphia. august g.
IS Josey. Philadelphia. August D.
So Delaware. Philadelphia. August O.
ARRIVED PROM NEW YORK
IS Oceanic, at Southampton.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK. 4
Sc Ftnlsnd. from Dover.
SIS Siruw Amsterdam, from botilogne.
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ANNiGNME>Ts or MORTGAGES,
MiUhnttuu

K,nNAST, IND SAY INSTN ~ Chas
''N"'HEN, JOHN F. .r> ~ 20 Hamii-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-10

'W'" Of F'fth az, ost~sen Fourteenth ana

.rty llN'h Nfs }
W, ~ g " cor aga S. 40 bx75--James v
..HNd - al 10 Danl r Mcmahon rs
''I F' pr Wig-, {li6,sG7 S., / yr
r. 'sw June rs ATTY. Chas J Astie, 81
sT..r. .. 1888 e 9Th av bssAiOo b.
gh'h Street 60 to Peerless Hold
:. Cedar ~, Aug 6, yr, p g.,
vs,.r a., q p. 40 Cedar st-......,. $40. 900
I'D NN. ~. zoos g2d st. - bN
mas Miners and ano 10 Hamilton
,I.'n 20 T. 3lst 81. July 30: pr mtge
.i'" July T. 1917. p G; ATTY,
--- = 10 NlNaAm A. ---.-.... Sc nnn
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West side ,-,-,A ana

.v..s, u Win az, between F'"'
'N''' ll0th stsl - IT,, -.
$500, .- 90, ~ A.. = 900 West End az
hfH ,sr Leipzig % Hannah LewmS
10. s. issi & mtg $1,000, i ms st. ASK
CO u Mnh'...,-f. q Krttorcr TO Leutia
i,''v.,,,,.- as " IAN st. mtg go 200, Al
H.. rac Is. 1918. atty, behne,,I
Rector 81 '....'.' ''-' ''
The weekly times-record., 1914-12-31
ESCAPE TURKS ON
AMERICAN CRUISER

Washington, Dec. 29.-The cruiser
Tennessee, with the permission of the
Turkish government and at the re-
quest of American Ambassador Henry
Morgenthau, is transporting 500 refu-
gees of various nationalities from Jaffa
Syria, to Alexandria, Egypt. Captain
B. C. Decker of the Tennessee report
ed the departure Of his vessel from
Jaffa in message received today at
the navy department.
No reply came today from either
Captain Decker or Captain Oman of
the North Carolina to the request for
full information regarding the unoffi-
cial report that an unarmed American
warship had threatened to lombard
TripOli.
Athens dispatch said Turks at
tackled the crew of an American COM
mercial ship which permitted foreign
refugees to board it in the fact of
protest from the Turkish authorities,
and that a threat to open fire on Tri-
opli followed.
The weekly times-record., 1914-12-31
Who WILL Be
The Chief JUSTICE?

An unusual condition will confront
the supreme court of the state when
it comes time to name a chief justice
to succeed Judge Spaulding, who will
be retired at the beginning of the year,
having been defeated at the last elec-
ton by A. NJ. Christianson. Accord
ing to a provision in the constitution
the Judge who has the shortest term
to serve is the one that is chosen
chief, but in this case Judges Burke,
Goss and Fisk will be up for re-elec-
ton at the same time and have served
the same length of time as elective
officers. It is pretty generally under
stood, however, that Judge Fisk will be
the member of the. bench to be named
finally as the head. There is very
large possibility, however, that each
of the three judges will be appointed
at some time during the next two
years. so that they may have the hon
or Of being chief justice of the su>
preme court of North Dakota. Judge
Fisk will be the Oldest Judge on the
supreme bench from the point of SER
vice, as he served for some time as an
appointee of Governor Burke before
he was elected to the >office.-Bis-
marck Palladium.
The weekly times-record., 1914-12-31
BATTLE LINES REMAIN
THE SANE At FRONT
SINCE CHRISTMAS
MUST ADVERTISE ESTRAYS

From this time of the year and on
to April much stock (Which should
not be turned loose at ally will stray
from home and be picked up by farm
ers living perhaps miles away. There
is always a certain amount of misun-
derstanding regarding the law requir-
ing the advertising of estray animals
and your attention is called to the
following proper method of handling
such advertising.
Any person taking up an estray ami
NAL must advertise the same within
ten days in some newspaper in the
county. He must also within ten deys
send notice as advertisement to the
county auditor and another by regis
tered mail to the commissioner of ag-
riculture at. Bismarck. If you fail to
do this you are likely to get into trou-
BILE.
The weekly times-record., 1914-12-31
BRYAN TO RETIRE FROM
CABINET, IS RUMORED

Washington, Dec. 29.-The Christ
mas season political rumor is that W.
J. Bryan is to retire soon from the cab.
met, and is to be succeeded as secre-
tary of state by Senator William Joel
Stone of Missouri.
The politicians base their credence
in the cabinet rumor on their belief
that the secretary of state must get
out of the cabinet soon to make his
rumored race for the presidential nom'
ination in 1916. Senator Stone, they
say, will succeed him in the cabinet,
because, as chairman of the senate
foreign relations committee, the Mis-.
sourian has supported the foreign poll
cies of both the president and of Mr..
Bryan.
1t is also asserted that the secretary
of state is growing restless under the
repeated assaults of his Mexican poll
cy, made by the governors and other
officials of the southern border states.
The outburst of Governor Colquitt OF
Texas against the administration
proved today, is considered enough to
demand action. The electorate vote is
a prize worth fighting Tor by any
Democratic candidate seeking the con-
vention nomination.
The story is going abroad, with Off
cial backing, apparently, that Presi'
dent Wilson turned over to Mr.. Bryan
control of affairs in connection with
the Mexican trouble, and has not inter
fered. Mr. Bryan claimed familiarity
with the Mexican situation and a
knowledge of the Mexican people
through frequent and lengthy visits in
The weekly times-record., 1914-12-31
CANADIAN TROOPS
SHOOT AMERICANS

Buffalo, N. Y, Dec. 29.-One Ameri-
can was instantly killed and another
seriously wounded by Canadian troops
patrolling the Canadian border at Fort
Erie, Ont, opposite this city today.
The men were hunting ducks out OF
season in the Niagara river and in
Canadian waters. Thomas Delaney,
provincial police officer of Fort Erie
ordered the men to stop shooting.
They declined and Delaney called upon
a militia corporal and two privates for
assistance.
The corporal ordered the men to
come ashore. Instead they headed
their boat for the American shore and
were beating a hasty retreat when, at
the order of Delaney, the soldiers fired
upon them. Walter Smith was shot
through the head and killed and
Charles Dorsch was seriously wounded
in the shoulder. Both resided in Buf-
falO.
The weekly times-record., 1914-12-31
All Are Invited To Come and
Dance the Old Year Out
and The New Year In With
the K. P'S.

The committee on arrangements for
the X. of P. Ball, to be given at the Ar
mory New Years eve, are laboring
hard to make this a real old fashioned
New Years Ball. Waltzes, Two Steps
and Quadrills will be the entertain
ment of the evening. The music to be
furnished by the home orchestra will
be the best ever, and selection have
been made to bring to the mind of the
merry dancers the memory of their
most pleasant New Years party and
aid them in living over again the days
most dear to their recollection.
Let all who enjoy tripping the light
fantastic come out and take in real
old fashioned New Years Ball.