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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27
ROWING SQUAD sHRINKs
Columbia Freshman Candi-
dates Drive Rice to Despair.

II the present rate OF diminution
continues for the next ten days Jim
Rice, the Columbia rowing coach, ex-
poets TO find himself out OF job so
far as the freshman crews are con
cerned. Rice began the season three
weeks ago with squad of nearly
seventy-fve first year oarsmen. but for
one reason or another the squad has
dwindled away until now he finds him
self with from eighteen to twenty
youngsters reporting at the Edgewater
quarters daily. The low water mark
was reached on Saturday, when seven
teen appeared.
Rice has hesitated to call out the
varsity candidates because he desired
TO let the freshmen have the full
benefit of the short time available be-
fore shutdown each afternoon. Now.
however, his freshmen have practically
deserted him, and the varsity squad
has lost some valuable time.
Both Rice and the rowing manage
ment have made strenuous efforts TO
keep up the interest Of the first year
oarsmen, and the one ray of hope in
the gloom has been the fact that some
of the best candidates. those who are
most likely TO make seat IN the shell,
have stuck By their oars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
-DREME CnIKI

Part I-MORSCHAUSER J. Part IL
KEOGH j. Al 9:iJ q. no.
DAY CALENDAR.
Farley 10 Heir Morse Harrison
Tho remainder Of the calendar goes over 20
the November term.
pECISTONS-By MORSCHAUSER, J.
McInnes Foster y Anderson appointed
referee.
Kreger Michael Kreger. Separation Judgment
Nebia/ Donate Nebia. Final decree.
Harrtson/R Harrison. lnteriOcutory Judg-
ment. 49,. 49,
Sc. &C. Catskiu Aque Parcel iii6. 500
allowed claimant for witness fees.
Re BarbeIle dnD. Guardian appointed.
Young Reynolds Co. Treasurer 10 pay over
surplus moneys.
BY MILLS J.
Re Osborne Wcstch Ri Superv. Wit o.
certiornri 10 shcw cause why his biz should
not be paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27
LAST CALL FOR ATHLETES
Entries for Benefit Track
Meet to Close on Wednesday.

The athletic committee OF the mon
ster meet in aid Of the Urania Tuber-
culosis Preventorium Society, TO be held
at the Polo Grounds on Saturday AT
ternoon, has decided TO hold open the
entries for the i60-yard handicap run,
the 600-yard handicap dash and the
one-mile novice race until Wednesday.
Entries will close with Dieges & Clust
20 John ST., New York City, and r. w.
Kennedy, 33 Ely sv., Long Island City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27
QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

Snesial Tenn for Trials-CLARE. J.
ATTORNEYS must have ready Tor submission
pleaIings tor the ccur, when case appears
on the day calendar.
ward CITY = Cohen anoIiiaz'lCon
Usbeck/ Usheck haino"rSer/ Mulrli "fp
BeebcI be som vile /McBrhrc
Macarthur MacAr' ur. laiorf La!or
Remainder OF calendar passed % Monday
Nov. 2 1914 Highest reached 54j.
At 10 a. U.
l<aNza.as adm/CI&BR Poo. McMahon/ Gresser
Maher/ CI&BRR Barnett Amstopper
Gulnan/ CtutUu meas Cooper AmSuretyCo
Walsh. as dm/BHRRi Comiskey LDtet5
TsUis as adm same Holmes BHRE
McCarren inf /BQC&S lalor/l-alor
Highest reached. H1a.
Trial 'm--Part u AfCOS, j.
ORDERS-JAYCON. j.
Eistenstadt/ SCuGer-Order In supplementary
proceedings signed.
Re appii alton Of Sperlns/i Sperlng-Lien
cancelled and discharged
Berg. tru- I'm bankruptcy OF United Box
Hyman-Place Of trial changed from Queens
% NY County.
McOnade/ ey-Disrontinuance signed
HupeN Hurley and VI Hurley-Piaiutiu al
lowed to amend summons aud complaiW by
adding Nat Surety 60 as additional defend
ant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27
ANOTHER PRIZE
FOR MRS. STOCKTON
Gets FourS for Last Eight
Holes and Wins the
Gross Award.
NlNETY-NINE WOMEN
OUT ON THE LINKS
Mrs. Blake and Mrs. Wanner
Show Well in One-Day Golf
Tourney at Essex Club.

by Keeling off the last eight holes in
even is Mrs. IL. Il. Stockton, of Plain
heid, .cceeded in winning the gross
prle, with total of SO, in the one-day
golf tournament for women on the
inks of the Essex County Country
Club yesterday. The feat was all the
more creditable considering the un-
usual size of the field, there being
mnety-nine starters, the largest on
record for an affair of this kind i'm the
metropolitan district.
The net prize was won by Mrs. l.. l..
Blake, player from Crawford. whose
card read eos. For several hours
1t loohed as if Mrs. Blake and Mrs. Leo
r. +. Wanner, of the home club, would
have to play Off for the gross award.
Ihelr cards were as follows:
Mrs. l.. l.. Blake. Crawford:
in....... ,.,.....' . s e $3.50
Mrs. Leo T. L. Warmer. Essex County:
Ti n,.,,..,''.''.''...'' s ! : g . e %
Mrs Stockton, who was practically
the last player to finish, was not ex-
pected to win the gross, after taking
az to go out and supplementing that
with 9 for the long tenth hole up
the mountainside, where she got
bunkered. Thereafter, however, the
Plaintield woman played almost perfect
golf, so that she came home in Al. This
makes the second one-day tournament
in succession in which Mrs. Stockton
has carried off the gross award.
Her card read as follows:
Mrs. II. r. Stockton. Plainneid:
OHt................ 9 SIS
BY way Of novelty. the committee in
charge ran of a putting contest coin
cldent with the medal round, conditions
calling for the women to keep track
OF their puts. Mrs. Percy ingalls,. one
OF the Essex players. won first prize
with a total Of 81. Miss Bertha STRAIT
ton, Of Crawford, was second, with 80.
The latter came near not requiring any
puts at all at the second hole. where
her full iron approach almost went into
the cup for 2.
For the driving competition, held on
the polo field, tie resulted between
Mrs. A. b. Holden, Of the home club,
and Mrs. Charles l.. Greenhall. of
Hollywood, both Of whom totalled 400
yards for three balls. On the play-of
Mrs. Holden won, with 400 yards TO her
credit. Dave Hunter, the Essex County
pro presented a driver as second
prize, which went to Mrs Greenhall.
The leading scores in the handicap
were Rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27
Z. Of Fox Hills. defeated
RESUME FENCING RACTICE
Columbia Men Get Back to
Work in Remodelled Quarters.

Fencing practice was resumed at Co
lumbia yesterday in a completely, re
modelled fencing room. The tire which
burned out the top floor of the gym
nasium did not penetrate to the tenc-
ing quarters. off the running track, but
tons Of water did, and the damage was
almost as great.
Of discussion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27
Printers to Honor Scott.

A reception and dinner az Shanley's
will be given on Sunday in honor of
Marsden G. Scott ex-president Of
Typographical Union No. s, who has
been elected president of the inter
national union, by his friends in the
printing trades, as a farewell before he
leaves for the national headquarters in
Among those who are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27
Yacht Racing Body to Meet,

Yacht Racing Association of Long Isl.
end Sound will be held at the Hotel
Aston on October % at $3.50 p. m. A
committee TO nominate officers for 1919
will be elected at this meeting. and
certain amendments TO the bylaws that
have been recommended by the com
mittee on revision will be the subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27
pprERETs APPOINTED.

supreme Cou- t--DONN Ne. l. -, p. -
Tucker Threshold Il C2i-N y Fniihpe'
LcmbergerL Leme!eIrger1T-J, v = CT,'mrchiir
schwartz Greenfield W o'''
steele /Frazes- J. Stoler.
By GIEGERlCH, J.
49,, ~ Neill-T. Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27

expected TO be present are Samuel
Gompers, Samuel b. Donnellyl John
Mitchell, James NJ. Duncan, John W.
Hays, James II. Dahm, Mr.. SCOTS sue
cessor as president Of No. 6, and Don
c. Seitz, manager Of "The World
Marsden G.. Scott was president Of NO
s for three terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27
RECENERs Arr0 l.N, | I!

supreme Court, - y FL 90
, paIi4rIU Fisher Brlody.
- n Nevcr Fast 23d ST Rlty-C Byfns.
n Korn6luthnst Woridn Ind kopycynor
F, "A Cohen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27
lTE's COURT-KETcHAN. s.
COTSTY COURT.

Pnrt IN-DTKf., Lat 10 a. NJ
O'%aiu/D 90 NSubRRi Nleman/ Bkiyu II RR
t',irIev Nassau III RR Busonc/ Hebel
Foote/- ortert PurkerL Mahoney
ON jRkln . 90 GSRR clark Kennedy
tt..rry carlson Hoist MazzO/Auditore
Dolgherty/ Koes
Tho following causes II answered leady
will De passed for the day.
UolchinsSv /AfenLin + Mulrey/ Bklyn n r r
WenoklIr IBlrusteip iDcguen/Nas Flee RR
EsiubIoonD mas ERR Manno/ bernstein CO
NaIoysky IC'oheu lBraNerman/N Mas FL RU
1,,oporrnan Mas ERR Ciellert ySpeCht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27
NEW YORK COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Appellatc DIVlsIOh-Nrt'97
tnnelIate Ierm-ReCeEs.

I-PENDLETON. J.
1NS-At 1890 a. IN,
BednowitZIRoth
Kelly/NYorkEd&HAn
kaabe 10 nsOn
Nemrow/ korin
Hushansky/Brooks
Frankel/Levy
Tesu/Gresn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Krauth/BrenZiugcr
Richman Green
Iiamersley/Fine
Same Same
Feldman /Zazella
NeWburghS B/Jimal u
Asperg ren/Seg manBr
Lane/Bouagur
TomashIBrosnan
Levcne /IseVene
Re pCWsnap
NicO'osl /EasternSS
.RecChlncar'n/liOr;on
SeaBkS2v/Goldsmith
Mack/Isonard
Graf fMackay
Re Thompson
el/lsman
Straus/Goldstein
Sane/Same
UnionTrfPascal
RidleIConwell
Nordeischild/Was man
Mister&BRlty/ Schul'n
MackfAmBookExch
Same Samc
Observation-Disclosures
Kaehne/ HotelAstOr
Morrison /MunchBreg
Re flauch
re star Leather @
Feldmsn/Feidm
Br.nkman Wilson
III. chcockfEsrl
Cutler/Aliovens
Duveeu/Hesrst
Tan baum Tan baum
Sussman fSussman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27

SpeCial ieru ,,t o. ! ,
LfTfGATED MOI
Ueilman& eco Abrams
Doukcr/DOuker
re Gordon
,eslyGarmotCo
KELVIN Y city
Tord/Davidson
Grant/CascyO'Brien
Kramer/Coylc
Sands /Mertens
TannebaumfGolistein
Schweller/S chwelier
Same/Same
"a eisbrst/Schwarz 10
Conde/Conde
TaylOr/Fras =
Rodgers /Maudercr
now/SnoW, jr
Singer/Singer
GoIdsteinH i
S1me/Same
Shearer/Shcarer
PEG. Tow/AmNhCrb
Re F'urman
PEG. Hlrschfeld/B Off
Green/Green
StJohn/Br- AmCignTs
Cohen/Krell
PEG. Vonasek/Bd ofEd
Rosens ein/Rosen Gin
Poslldovitch/CarB&H
ReGreensPurchAg
Peterson BushTerm
Same/Same
Colt/Cohen
SchwartzmanyHousfi
acknowledgements
Wallace/Friend
DoCourcey/Del enha
Riehl/Reidco
simon /Ettinger
Kunsch /lnternatStP
Tesla resta
We MckeOwp
Innlsf McGowa1
People/Ueb5lmes ser
People/Domili1u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27

yvo,sspap TX ,,,s,lrv tBrinswlckB&C/Ker
TRIANGLE ronvcrse Hurwitz/ Friedberg
gutsrdIn,, Sweeney Eisenborg/ RubinBr
Buchhaister/f3or Milkl Unfinished.
Trial Term-Tait I-FINELllE e. -
SHORT CAUSES
Bowen WOlf INOccOi/BWay IT
Cohen Shevlnalty Tamm/GutzmanD
Parish ARMS, rOng IGiovanneC0n/Jm hpglnn
Schneidcr/Elias Southard/W inno"'i'"
SHERMAN Alland Rayner/SulhNhn
Lazarowitz/ Chubby neutrality-suspicious.
Grossman/ Gross Kiein/Jana
Fischer lierrnstadt Drusln/ Abrams
Kamarow/ Coleman Phil&chIr/Iurnefh
Freedman /Godfarb Fahys/Birdseyo
smith fiorOWitz Wood/Cohen 80.
Dougherty/ SiclilanAPI GledhinWP/Gnne
Ecks/ MOntanard clear.
Willlsms& NJ Dan b. nj 49,
Part III-SNTTH, Clear. iurt ~
-SCHMUCK. Case unfinished. fhr.
VIA FETRA, J.-Unhsished Fart VI
GREEN. J.--Jnhnlshed. Part VII
DELEHANTY. J.--Unnnished. Part VIZ
-MAVOY. clear
III. ". " VI, VII and VIII for trial.
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EUuity IhIehHhT . = , = :,
a q 4 IeferI Hy mdn
40 day calendar.
dmiraIty-HA ZEL. j.

No day calendar
AdmiraIty-HAZEL. J. 49,,
,.-,,...t. lstariesSp Forsvthe/Sp - No I'll
fIt'Joii"' 90 fendsr-HANN. J.
'1pFFERRED CAUSES.
- ,,.,,5 tSin'nI Bonyuge /Millikcn
= / - 11ItcIfcrrs werner Neshitt
Cl'i ll9L -nISs,N,N-IeU iWerrer/Nesbit
"oO"'' ~ cFETRAL, CALENDAR.
s,,..o,. t,.N.V iTonnclli Young
Viener/Ponn RR I'm I'M I =, NjICi,,n %,
Cohen/Ocean 81 Nav NrluotIS - ~, Vai mn
iiai1e,I ~ ~. Jttartf NJ : VaIcri/Pullman co
Guanica C/NY&PRSs lio"artnl = M ''''
DC IA FouuteN Ham u sexton same ,t,..,,a
NfcKinnon/ Ala Sccur ut Sflt ud'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27
I Middle line block.
10 ] =
West i27th street

West i27th street.
The approximate amount 81 the lien With
taxed costs and disbursements 70 satisfy
which the premises are said T. Sc e72 50
with interest. and the approximate amount
~ the unpaid taxes aud water rates. which
are 70 be paid BY the referee or allowed
out Of the purchase price. IS S9i8ll, be.
sides Interest
JACOB " SCHOENFELD. Referee
Dated October 8. 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27
DISTRICT COURT.


4I,,lr,IIy-W NFV. I.--Nt " .1W q" III
" 49, M NRR IDcntzDredge No :
NYNH&HTug Nolun nat ,,,,!ns J ~ Norwk
, o9c ,s ~ ko',,,,nc etc IParois/Tug Mercer
ItaIlL = III, ~ 10 stand Tn C/S- safety
bI I. Di - tbis calender will be sent to
Judge Hazel. sA,pOpN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27
WOMEN'S INVITATION GOLF
Three Days Play for Fair Sex
in Lakewood Tourney.

The first three-day invitation golf
tournament for women 10 be held in
the metropolitan district for several
wears will be run off By the Country
Club of Lakewood on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, November II, l.
and 10. This will be a personal invita-
ton affair and quite large entry IS
expected.
On the first day there will be an
eighteen-hole qualifying round, fol-
lowed by an approaching and putting
contest. The plan is 10 have players
qualify in three Fights in the testing
round, though should the entry war
rant prizes for extra divisions VIII be
offered. First and second match rounds
are carded for the second day, with the
final following on the morning OF the
third. By this it will be seen that on
only one day will the women be asked
to play more than eighteen holes.
Those accepting invitations are also
welcome to come early and practise
over the course the day before. Entries
for the tournament and applications
for rooms at the club should be sent
to the clerk at the Country Club OF
Lakewood not later than Tuesday, No
vember 10.
AT. Hammer, Of Fox Hills, defeated
his clubmate, d. T. Allen, uD and ! to
play in the final round OF the Staten
island golf championship tournament
over the Fox Hills links at Clifton on
Sunday. This makes the third year IN
succession that Hammer has won the
title. In the semi-fnal round he was
carried TO the twentieth green, while
Allen defeated ". L. Richard by 2
and | rnarpin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27
AuCTION SALES

4 FINE collection 81 Postage Stamps viii
h. sold az the Collectors CLUB SO East
a-d 81, on Oct 2Sth. az =. IN
WALTER $ SCOTT Aucu0necr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27


Gelfand/BOhrcr
Pc Fred
C1ark/COnneily
Horrmapu/QuLGT
EacieYNaist/OCe'nA
Drew/OHensanat
Same Same
SchWernorGFfLustE n
HanoyerHldg Jacobs
Car0icllo/SicilianO
Winhoid/DaytonRlty
Pattino fLlberman
Friedman fPeoNatFIns
Triangle/COnyerse
Amesbury/Leary
Forward Assn fSirromA
SohWerner&F/Lustg'n
Polstein/Mager
Mcmahon EasternSS
NYTclfProgresIiotel
Crote/Same
Observation-Disclosures
Littauer/WoOl'eXkM
Living ton /Krulewitch
U-SCHMUCk, J
Defaults. 1880 a. m
I-R ANSOM. J.
Sp!tzerT K T
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Kaller/Braunstein
CambOde/t1eischman
Heury/DuffyCOnst
HerterDCo/ Shannon
SchlesinGer/Olvany
ZanulOwyz/Burstein
samf/Same
Cottcr/N Y Rys
Same/Same
LeeH X T
CantraqueDevfMiiler
Smith/N Y Rys
BlochISame
FuChman/Same
Train0r/Same
Leve/Ssme
LocurtO/Same
Lips hitz/Satns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27
BRONX COUNTY
stPRtME COURT.
Special Teim-BRADl,
COUNTY COURT.
Special Term-GIBBS,

=
Trial Term-GlBBS. J..
Guarlno/ ShereskersItyl Kurtz/Nesta Corset
Fleming SANDY Malctt KerosIN oil
piSaIvltoreU nlOn IsR Chenain/Iimmcr
Weiss kOsen benjamin Met TOD %
Ripkln/ Ieskin tBurke/NN 'ity INT XIX
Wiener Ruhn & VI IMarks/BronN variety
Sussmdn/i MON IkR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27
CITY COURT.

Trial Term---CoHA ALAN, Sat lO.jo o. M
CONTESTED WILL
Amelia q Cutter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27
KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

NppeIIaIe DIVlsIOn--U DtpIs--f s't''7'
Appellate Term-2d Dept.-Recess
H.r.Iu, rarm=InIi IL ,RANL. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27

Marty 0Toole is trying to get a job
nth the Braves, and says he feels sure
3 could pitch well under Stallings.
Marty has heard that the manager of
BE Braves is called "The Miracle
Nan"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27
: ~, AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION

" Largest and Best School IN y. s.
n, etrd for Booklet Tel 1920 UoL
ssscil Case fag Women
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27

Farley/GenONesc
23l Ward Bk/Cross G
Meighan/Emig ! 5 Bk
Schutzberger/Schutz-
berger
Hammer/ClaTemont
.nFHHa NNrH1.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-11-28
NEWS OF CITY IN BRIEF

W.. ). Johnson Of Yarmouth was in
the city Friday on business,
Miss Cecile was in town yesterday
from Mandan, calling on friends.
n. M. Nup2n was a capital city WIS.,
ltor Friday, looking after business in
terests.
Miss Gladys Pearce, who has been
teaching at Sterling, is at home for
the weekend.
DR.. II, o. Danford and wife enjoyed
thanksgiving with Mrs. Danford's
at Braddock Yesterday.
). W lnness Of Washburn and j. j.
Denne entered the local hospitals
Friday for medical treatment.
Mrs. Theo. Taylor and son, Of Gar.
rlson, are visiting with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Logan.
Miss Mary Stevens has been spend.
ing the past week with her sister,
Mrs, Ralph Ward, near Garrison.
Mr. lngledue came in from Minot
Wednesday evening, to spend Thanks.
giving Day and over Sunday with his
family.
AIRS. Roy Walker and baby, from
Beach, arrived Friday afternoon. The
baby was quite jill, and was taken at
once to the Bismarck hospital.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-11-28
WHAT II CHICAGO PRESS PRESS S.
Has SAID OF GAM

Below are a few Of the press notices
which Rudolph GAM, the famous pia,l-
list who is to appear in Bismarck next
Monday, received in Chicago These
give a fair idea IOf the reception tins
pianist has received in this country: p
& 'tMr. CAM is perhaps the most pro
sressive OF the days pianists.'-The
Daily News.
'One Of the most brilliant and scfoi'
arly pianists Of the time THE Chi
cage American. 'f6 VIZ '''
NHThe indomitable propaganda for
the new Rudolph G~anz."-The Evening
Post. ? " 'E~'' '"' IS
f'gn the cadenza MI. CAM built up
the most imposing pianistic climax
that has Been heard this season, his
right to he numbered among the few
great cnes. He is emihently the plan
list who recreates, as opposed to the
type that merely finterprets."-The
Tribune. "t' "'1'
Mr.. CAM possesses technique be,
You'd the desires Of most men. His
tone rs beautiful hts interpretive
sense is IN broad sympathy with lyric
and dramatic mood alike. Many OF US
there are who find in him the rare
combination OF technical wizardry and
interpretive genius that approximates
the ideal pianist. The Chicago Inter
Ocean,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-11-28

Percy Hughes is il the city, spend.
ing a few days with his parents.
Jacob krier was in the city Friday
from Gladstone, t~ransacting business.
Miss Edna Baumgarten went TO
Mandan yesterday to spend the week
end with friends.
Attorney Lemke of Fargo is spend.
ing a couple Of days in the city, at
tending to legal matters.
Mrs. George w. Newton left the
hospital yesterday, after a sever,
weeks siege Of illness. ~
Miss Dora Nelson was a charming
hostess to four Of her friends at a
Thanksgiving dinner Thursday.
S. NJ. Pye and son. Clarence, came
down from Wilton, to spend Thanks.
giving with, friends in the city.
Mrs. v. J.. la Rose has returned
from the Twin Cities, where she
spent three weeks with friends.
Charlie Gushing was in the city
Thursday, to- spend Thanksgiving
with his mother, Mrs. w. F. Cushing
He has a position with the James
town Telephone company.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wright have
moved into their new home on Az.
enue c.. The house was formerly oc'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-11-28

pulpit morning and evening and con.
Quoted a Sunday school conference.
Owing to injuries sustained during
the football season, q Red Ericsson,
the star right end Will not be able to
appear on the basket ball floor for a
week or two at least. '.'I#
Miss Anna Mcleod Of Ayr, has been
in jamestown the past week caring
for her brother, Roy. who was taken
to- the hospital suffering from all at
tack of acute appendicitis.
Miss Mary Taylor who is teaching
in the first primary grade at Ana
moose is spending her Thanksgiving
vacation with her sisters and father,
Dean Taylor. s 50 q"
The Hunter Mission band has def
nitely organized and plans to have it's
first meeting on December.
About one-half Of the student body
returned to their home to spend
Thanksgiving vacation, which extends
from Wednesday evening to Monday
morning. "'' @'~~ ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-11-28

North Dakota Autoists Are Keen
in Rivalry for Having
7s4ts Initial Tag.

George Fl. Russ Of Bismarck will
carry automobile license No. / on his
car during 1915. He made, application
in March Of 1913 for the number and
it will be issued to him, as lis appli.
cation was the first one received ana
was accompanied by the necessary
fee. That there is a great desire to
have No I as a license number is IN.
Dictated by the fact that application
has already been made for that nun.
Der for 1916, and Eric Thoroerg OF
.Mandan will be the lucky man, as he
nov has his application and fec in
the hands of the secretary of state.
r. 1880 Tags Used. r,s ...i
There were 1850 automobile II.
censes issued during the past year
and there may be a few more before
the end Of the Season. There were
also 1855 motorcycle tags issued, y
For the coming year the depart,
Rlent has ordered 100000 auto tags
and 1900 motorcycle tags. There wifi
De no change iii the motorcycle tags,
rbut the new automobile tags will be
a turquoise green with a black figure
which VIII make it very distinctive
from the 1874 tag. .i4
Secretary Hall Recommends.
Secretary of State Thomas Hall, iii
his report totthe legislature, has made
the following recommendations with
regard to the laws relative to automos
bile tags and licenses: B.
That vehicles be required to carry
two tags. amending section 8 to- effect
the change. That demonstration car"
ne required to bear a distinctive tag
and be limited an travel territory!
That present discrimination against
motorcycles be eliminated and that o
lesser fee ibe enlarged for their regis
tration. That minors under a certatl,
age tbe not permitted to operate cara
under certain conditions and thht thu
law be strengthened to prevent eva
sion of the payment Of a registration
fee. u. "a. II
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-11-28
.~OSTEOPATHY CURES.

Each day it becomes more and
more apparent that all guestioiis OF
curing diseases mlstsbe settled upon
a. basis OF Anatomy and Physiology.
The osteopaths recognize this funda-
mental fact and base their practice
upon an enthusiastic and comprehen.
sive knowledge of these and allied
services. sOsteopathy is a discovery,
a Science and a system Of treating
diseases. O%steopathy fs3 sensible, logt
cal, scientific, efficient and results of
treatment are satisfactory as u rule,
both to patient and physician. =
BISMARCK INFIRMARY, |@' ~
OF OSTEOPATHY @sT
DR.. Eyangellne Bolton s%pecializes in
Women and Children diseases inc
obstetrics. All durable, acute and
chronic diseases successfully treated
without drugs.
Phone $40, Bismarck, N. d.
Note new location, suite rooms l
to 5, Eppinger building.-Adv.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-11-28
FOR SALE or 3GNT.

A good paying ho!sl arf restaurant
the only restaurant IL Town: large list
OF boarders ana good transfer: trade,
This is d rare chance ana a money
;:saIIr. Am obliged to give up on &c.
mt {: stkaess. Completely fur
nished. Cheap rent. Apply at once.
MRS. HEMA -RANDAHL, -,
E1gin, ~. D.