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Borough Of the Bronx


COLUMBUS Az. cor Hancock 81. :5Yioo
las Go, sept $; atty. VIM u Murray "a
c&LJ.Eah AZ s'ii, W., i7 4 %olJSs
CRESCENT ~. . cor. Belmont ay eox
eG-Daily Rlty CO, Inc, 70 Csogero
atty r @ & T CO. i's Bway 500
ARTHUR Az. - as I5stn II, ssx
II Dickinson. ns Main ST. Hartford. Conn.
and ano, Aug I; attys' Bassett' !, N "a -;
LAFoSTAINE AZ. W =. 75 n isist 81, iOox
irrcg-Frank Russell. adm, TO Dud,ey
Dickinson. ~ Main =; HrrtfSSrd; conn Jn1nl'
LOT - man Gleason property-Peter II =
S. atty Len schafrau. 81 chambers s,sloo
LoT ss map Neill esiete-. L Berg
az. sept .. mtg $1,000; atty \ Wehcr,i
r.6 tTS !; r Ext p amended map Mspcs esta,.
Annie Z Funk 70 Carrie $ Roinsck" 81
Me;, End av., July 40 mtg $500 A''t,;'
Lot ias' map Joseph Husson-Edith. n
Manear 10 Annie Girk. Ctason Point. y.
Agg e. "! ~ man t So h.hc sGSs con-
to y Y CITY Baptist Mission society. lGs
81 av Aug 81; atty. y Williams ;sS
OAK Il IT. . pio, 1is. map Arden prop-,-Jl-
+ Gleason to John Gleason, ~ FlAihush
nor NJ * q, az Futon st, Bkiyn 49,. 81
e2STH ST. ;, " = lot iis., map wakrncid
50Nlli--Fredk W Scheviers 10 August
v Kopp s73 Y .7sth st.........: S.. 80
MiNNIEFoRD Az, VS.. lots 81: 81, man
Fiz Il King 25x2l3.ll to City Island ay
s7-Msrgarf.ha May 10 Chss j
Northcorn 65i Ciry Island av: Sept $;
atty. John G stein, City Island, y. VI
CARPENTER Az W = 40 2S4th ~. 23N
ioa s-Theo Sponheimer and ano trus, TO
VIM Garrett. 6ai r 227th st; Sept Il;
atty, VIM A Heating, 1889 white Plains
ri ''''''
burke Av = gore or strip lying bet east
: line OF land conveyed ny Geo Clarke to
Mary McGarry e. other OF Mary McGarry
Geo Clarke to Mary McGarry $50 Burke
av: q c; Sept 4: atty Title 7 CO
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pRo>N ,r,RTME>T SOLD.

NJ. errun Brus have sold for tho Melt
VIII Really and Construction Company.
Robert Winter president, to client
ne APARTMENT 40 lG92 and 1924 Clay ave-
mo. extending through TO Anthony ave-
nue. about ESQ f.D' north ~ 1874 street.
Tho .fru..ur. is five stories high on clay
avenue auu seven stories on Anthony
avenue, and contains twcuty-three apart
meris and three stores, on q plot 467XS3
ysyp5 7, was held at $50 900 The
hbusr the northerlv one Of group OF
four structures recently completed by tn,
selling company.
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rrTow> APARTMENT Bu,ER.

H.urv ~ Hrcycr Is the buyer OF tho
Carro'l'o1 apartment house at the north
ives; cprurr of Broadway and l6Sth
street. sod .u the carly part OF August by
'he Livingston Construction Company
The Clr-ll'ton is a six story elevator
structure, on plot 90N150. Walter u.
RpShrr WIS the broker.
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Manhattan Island. north % 10th ST.
i30TH ST. 2ss w - 100 Sth av 1864
S9ii-Chrstiana VI ! McEnroe To VIM
Lyman. ggb SO boulevard, mtg ti1. 900
i30TH ST =. so Lexington av. son
90 ii--Beatricc Realty 4 constr co to
Nathan Cohen. 1875 " l30th ~. all Hens
May 1; atty. u Horwitz, 20 Nassau ct 800
10th ST. - 100 Lexington nv. iON
99.lI--Nathan Cohen to Emma Hovson
591 Lafayette av BROOKLYN mtg s32, 600
all liens. .Sig n; atty, y u Murch, Ii
Court ~, Brooklyn. ..... ......... ENchange
AMSTERDAM Az > $50 i33d -. 2t.sN
l00---Jultus | Hermann TO Mary Foley AT
Mount Vernon. Y. mtg s25 600. Sept y
9TH Az. W =. pli i35th st. 60NloO--b
4 u Realty Corpu to- Simon g bernstein
and another. II 6Oth 81 July IL atty,
T q Co 10 HvHy........... ...... 500
i36TH ST. 1855 Broadway. los sN
seli-Morrls herman 20 pesedonia Realty
Holding Corpn. llg " 2ith 81, mtg flgj,
900. Sept .. atty Harry Bloom. .iie
RMay ......-..-..- ------..- ~. .Nloo
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RICHMOND MIL SCHOOL. SITE.

Metropolis Land Company has sold
,verty lots 20 tho city of New York for
$4,000 for a school site at Richmond
Hill Tho property has a frontage OF 200
faet ives, SIDE " Lcffcrts avenue. 100
feet south OF IIavtrec avenue and goo
FEET east side Of Church street extending
fhrnugn the NOOK
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
AM I'M ~
sun rises 5J2 sun sets. Ola Moon rises SO
IHlGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHkiiOo Coy Island. II % Hell Gatc....ii2
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHk t.3i Gov island $40 Hell Gate $50
'rrtved- WEDNESDAY September o
SIS t.apland stt A. NJ, Southampton. Septem-
Der /
s. karuma, , \. NJ, Manchester August Fl.
- trouuois $50 A. NJ. London. August 70.
81 Oruba 1880 \. NJ. Ants, September 5,
81 III Mundo. $50 A. ", Galveston, September ,.
81 Sabine. \. Nj Galveston, september
S. Lord Antrim, 80 A. NJ. Cienfuegos. An
gust a.
IS Banan. 3;3 =. NJ. Port Antonio. Au-
gust 30.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
- Panama. from Colon.
~ Carolina. from San Juan
s. SURNAME, from Santiago dc Cuba.
IS Monterey. from Havana
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
IS Chicago az Havre
s. Panonia, at Liverpool
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West Side.
West Of Firth av. between Fourteenth and
li0th sts)

10TH ST. s, SIS 9th av, 2bxsa ttorecIo,
Aug s5)-Powell Crichton. ref to Jno 5
Heep. 1876 W oath 81, sept \; atty, Y
- 20, lJB BWAy ........... f12. 900
It'll Az, l56-lbs ;, IS 18th ST. iGS
20 decd Of trust) Herman A Hcydt ana
another, as trustees to Michael Jr ana
Eliz SchaChtel 1873 W 10th At. In trust
Tor Ae, VI Schachtel. Sr, Aug 20: attys.
g Il Hcydt . Rector st......i
RIVERSIDE DRIVE = 75S s7th ~,
25Ni0o uotecios sept sl--Theo X Nc.
earthly, ref. to Trust 90, Is Broad
st. Sept o. attys, Merrill a II. 100 Broad
GOTH ST, ~ W. n = 23ls Columbus aN
ISiixiOo edna Latimer 10 Alfred X
Price. % " Goth ~, mtg $40 900. Jul,
10, 1913, attys Pressinger n y, 80 Wall
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The New York Real Estate Security
Company yesterday lost another OF Its
holdings in foreclosure in tho Vesey
street salesroom. The property is the six
story Regent Hall apartment house, on
plot 10011xi00. at 800 Broadway. north
cast corner OF 1880 street, which was ac-
qured by Charles NJ. Rosenthal, as plain
tin, for Sl9i.012. The property was sold
to satisfy a Judgment OF s23.722.
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PROPOSALS.

Depot Quartcrmaster's Once. L. s. Army
Washington, u. G, september $, 1914 Sealed
proposals, in trlpllcate Will be received here
until II o'clock \. NJ, November !. 1914
for furnishing and delivering Photographs
Stereopticons. Chairs. Sc. Further lnforma
ton on application to this office j. II
Houston. DenOl gnArLermAsler
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BUYS RICHMOND FARM.

The Princess Ray Realty Company has
sold ten acre farm near Huruenot Park,
In the Fi'tH w.ud. Richmond borough.
The buyer is VI H,ig OF The Bronx, who
r.con,ly bought other properties IN the
Vicinity.
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BUILDERS MY At EDGEMERE.

ThN Lewis r. May Company has sold
FOR No : Weiner Realty Company eight
lo's o. the cast side OF Beach avenue.
Elsemerc, l. L, to a client for improve
mont
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pnookLl> RESIDENCE SOLD.

The t,.p Building Company has sold
me two story dwelling at 1880 sixty.
A'ih street. Brooklyn. to VI. Coggcshal
o. occupancy
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new REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
6ii Madison Avenue. Manhattan. capital.
'" 900; directors, Mycr Gottlieb, Max o. stark
amt sidney l.. Stahl, New York city.
Level Realty Corporation, The Bronx: capt
tai. $1,000. directors, H. Louis jacobson.
Mabel Mendcl, New York city Nathaniel
Hamcr. Brooklyn.
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TAXPAYERS TO MEET.

meeting OF the West Side Taxpayers
Association will be held this evening at
Heinebund Hall. 267 West Thirty-fourth
street.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS ruRrosEs.

. STUDIOS, Offices floors. 80 upward. al
Improvements. always open: great lo,afion .
please Inspect. l. and subway stations
MARTIN, lgi7 Broadway ssth
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MORTGAGES.
(with name and address OF lender and
lenders attorney
Downtown.
South OF Fourteenth ST.

South Of Fourteenth ST.
LAURA i Rhnclander 70 linton T.rus, Co
OF S,,S. u M IL SKY ePr SO nwsy ia5oS
RINlNGTON ST. " cor FORSYTH st bo.2S
W ssth st; Sept 5: yr, p c; attys
Myers & $. 2s9 Bway ..............ti, $500
East Side.
EAST Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
ii0th stsD
2iST ST, ., 100 LIST av. 2bxIoo-
Jeannette Li,zinger TO Johanna Mehrinser,
3So Il 2ist st Sept Il yrs p C; atty,
.sTH ST s.. 30 "a av, aonIO. 6IMary
schmid, 90 i.idor, Furst. ?Ss e .s,h st;
T ins Co. $50 Bway, $40 $50
Cwest of Firth av, betwesn Fourteenth and
10th rA)
18TH ST, NJ SO "h az s.I ,ss,,-- =. ,s
swayi sep, 8; yr" p O. atty. ny n. oo 7
ss Co. ST. Ss ssi's y. av i;sSS
Of Home Missions 4 Church Extension OF
The e church. loas Arch 81 philsdel.
atty. " ii smith, $50 Nassau st. SIS. 900
sisT ST, $. i75 v Amsterdam av, s2o;sx-
co tTase sds e. awa g? H 10 h@P'f y.
p c, auys. stroock a $, 30 Broad
,s Fl sr is. W :. ais Col sy as sslSCs
Lillian l. Amouroux to Christian Hay
ward. no " 73d st Sept 2; yrs s p c;
atty, q Co, l7s Bwsy '''''''''s 2looo
Uptown.
tManhsttan Island, north of 10th 81
10th ST. s. $50 W Pleasant ey, 2ixioo.ii
Ellen Hughes to Adolph Becker IS? =
Il Phelps, .s5 u listh st. ..,,..,. 81, SOC
Bronx.
Borough of The Bronx
ARTHUR Az, 's2s. ss So.sSnd,,nd.
/ Willow (Htyen TO secure perIOrmanCf
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OF the senior member OF the board for the
purpose Of investigating the adaptabi!itv
of the personal equipment or infantry
and cavalry soldiers 10 the requirements Of
the hospital corps personnel and for tho
consideration Of other matters, The report
OF tho hoard will be forwarded to the Ad-
1utAnt. General ~ the army.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. 1851 10 l6sb-Pittsburg Plate
Glass co agt estate Of John Emery,
owner Albany Apartments Corp, lessee
,?sp e" sT. 5o5 w-Fi,hkin Bros ast estate Of
A Jacobson, owner; Dora and Rom Jacob.
son owners and conts. ..,.,.,.,, ss37,bo
LEXINGTON Az, ls3-Nechols co agt
jefferson n and Lewis y Levy. owners
6TH Az. cor e6th 81; y baum
House Wrecking CO sgt Harriet q coogan
owner. estate OF j j CoOgan, cont WI
TTH Az cor llOth 81 20 llNloO-Tltle
Guarantee a Trust 60 agt Olds Const CO,
Inc owner ana .C cont "a a. ,uov VII; 90
Brick co agt Hebrew Kindergarden and
Day Nursery, owner; Spoctor Cont co.
cont; Philip Repatsky' sub-cont Gees,
b, TrIHThsTT ~. sIs and ais 'wEjacob Lancer sst
t9th 81 & Broadway const Co. Inc owner
ARnEN ST $ cor sherman av l2bxso-
Hullcrith Bldg A. Cont co agt tibraItar
/ Realty co. owner VIM l. Crow const GO,
sRSoHpwAY. = cor sist st, ios 2x226 $
American Register 90 agt VIM ! walter
Rosie Bernhelmer and Lehman Bern
/ helmer, owners; Fulton BIDS Co. Inc les
+ see, Flelschmann Bros co. Inc: con,
BR6ADwAY. cor sis, st, io2'?xs50S
/ Joseph Elias ast VIM ! Walter. Rosie
! Rernheimer and Lehman Bernhclmer,
/ owners Fulton Building co, Inc lessee
Flelschmann Bros 4 Co. Inc, con,
ls5TH' sr. 80, to aii VI W Geiier, Inc,
/ ACT West End Theatre Co, owner; Ahra.
ham g Schwartlwald, contractor k2l673
Bronx,
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, sS7-Edward x
Andsrton ast Charles Corn. lessee y
TenenbAum. contractor ..,,.....'',''''SH
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York. fair to-day; In
creasing cloudiuess to- morrow! moderate



creasinE cloudiness Tomorrow; moderate
north winds.
For Scw Jersey. fair to-day. increasing
cloudlness and somewhat warmer to NOR
row. moderate north winds
For western New York and western Penn
sylvdnla, fair today unsettled. probably
showers tomorrow. moderate variable
winds
NEW YORK. Sept 10. High pressure EN-.
braCed all the eastern half of the country yes.
terdsy from a centre over northern Michigan.
and temperatures were SIN lower IN most
Eastern states
uor'hward into the Dakotas due to the pre-.
cuce Of centre Of depression in saskatche-
wan.
This depression was separated from another
In the extreme Southwest by high pressure
area reaching eastward from the north Pacific
coast
II was cooler in the plateau states and fross
occurred IN western Pennsylvania Ohio. Mchi
gan and Wisconsin.
| Freezing temperatures were reported In ths
morning about Lake Superior and In parts ~
| Idaho and Wyoming
showers occurred in the Northwest and thu
Missouri Valley: elsewhere the weather was
/ generally far
/ In this city the day vas fair and cooler
wind fresh northwest average humidity, D,
per cen, barometer corrected TO read to zee
! level at sA NJ, 3o2i. p. NJ. 10 20.
/ Tho temperature In this city yesterday. as
recorded bN tho of1cal thermometer. II shown
D. he DugNg cd TAN
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HIsINEss CuANCEs

PAINTING done at $50 per room. paper
hanging, 81 30 per room. work guaranteed
DAVID KLEIN, "a Ridge ST
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LOSES ANOTHER APARTMENT

e5s-6s4 Bergen avenue and 1881
Brook avenue. The Bronx
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Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, Sept g,--The Transport
Hancock and collier CesarNt santo Domingo
and Florida at Hampton Roads, cruiser
Tennessee at Hsvre, tug MOHAWK at Nor.
folk, collier Brutus a. PhiIsdephis. yacht
collier orion at sewall Point tug standish
at Annapolis, battleship Texas lief, Tomp.
somers left Key West for Mobile. gunboat
Yorktown left San Diego for La Paz via
Ensada, collier Hannibal AT New York city.
cruiser Colorado at Bremerton. collier Pom
pey left Shanghai for olongapo, DESTROYER
Burrows at Boston transport Prairie. now
at Santo Domingo city, has been ordered 20
Hampton Roads. the patapsco. now at Vera
Cruz. has been ordered to Guantanamo Bay,
where tho Cumberland win be taken In tow
and both vessels will proceed to the New
coast OF Mexico by the West Virginia, the
San Diego will proceed to San Diego ana
thence to San Francisco.
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TENANTS FoR CITY HOUSES.

g ''f'" Eli.man have lensed for Thomas
S.e. =. 'onr story dwelling at 332 Lex
.F.'' ''.npe, southeast corner Of Thirty
.l'' '""'l 10 Henry w. Slocum; also
- '.' /'uw'll Company the four story
u' ''.'.r"u' house at 80 West Ninety
,'' sr.r. - Mrs. L. A. stump for Mary
hf" me four story and basement
-" .n West Eighty, econd street to
Mar 'nHphell.
H''' o. co have leased for the cs-
''1 nv Andrew r, Bakely the three story
, went brick dwelling at II West
'-'' 20 Sarah y Hines.
1--WE COMPANY MAKES LOAN.
f. an Vet Place have placed "A loan OF
uv' through the Title Guarantee and
'S' Company, on tho property At
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address party Of the second part)
Downtown.
'South Of Fourteenth ST.
BROAD ST, 30. cor Exchange nj six
lis.lO TO New at; Broad st, as s. ss.I :
exchange pl 20.2x97.7. Broad st, 40, los. 5
Exchange pl. 20.2xS0.2 New st, &C. q $,
llv Exchange pl. 3i.2x6O.I. New At, 81.
80 G:lO Exchange pl. 31.2xJi.1--Emily
de Forest TO Frances Z Mail $ 9TH av,
Lie part mtg sl.650,00O. sept .; attyr,
DE Forest Bros. 30 Broad st.......t 400
9TH st, t06, =. 100 LIST av. 2sxg7--
frank Schmitt to Eliz Schmiu & ano,
9TH st' l.s part mtg $4,000. Sept =;
hity, Y u Co, l76 Bway 500
SAME PROPBRTY--oeo ! schmltt to same.
10 part, mtg 'i5,5Oo Sept S. atty,
n.he 1870. .............t 800
6TH ST. 4it, q. 200 LET av 25xs7-
same to same ID part mtg $1,000. sept
SAME PROPERTY-Frank p scirnitt TO
same, 10 part. mtg $1,000. sept 5; atty.
It'll ST. i9i. n g. ia Ave B 9os57.bx
lbSig.7--1sidor Gluck TO Louis voor-
nanger. ISL I'd at. Bklyn. u Of r, 4 1.
mtg 5000 Sept 1; atty NJ Becker,
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LIS PFNDENS.
Manhattan.

IST Az. aO7. and 1lsth st. $40 TO slt W
simon Hatch agt Emma Hatch faction
to determine incompetency, &c); atys'
Pns<us, Gordan & Hyman.
leSTH ST. s. 2292 sth av 20.l0x9g IL
Helen Katz ct al agt Helen ID White
Halght ~ al foreclosure OF mortgage
atty. \ II Lesinsky.
nth ST. 337 10 as W; washington 81
10 4 7el, and 5s'h 81, s.. so Madison
Az. 2ON5O. flames II Mcrwln agt James
G. warren e. Al Norrclosure OF mortg'sc' .
atty j II Merwin. - =,
CENTRNL PARK WEST. 3oo.ciarence +
20 recover mortgage); atty. c Birdseye
18TH ST - = Sos Q Manhattan av, l6.sx
iGo.il-Francis " wucox agt Frank l.
smith ct al foreclosure OF mortgage I.
attys, Howe, Smith Sawyer -
I'D Az. 24g5-H Mcdowell agt Adolph =
Roesener ct al faction 10 foreelose Hem :
atty T. W Stuart.
CLAREMONT Az. i40--Reuben Weinstein
agt Tuscan Construction Co ct al tfore-
closure of MORTGAGE; atty, Greenbaum'
Bronx.
l56TH ST cor Fox At, i0oxlO0-Georse
r johnson aRt Haase Lippmann Construe-
tion Co ct al foreclosure OF mortEnge)
attys Ferries n Storck.
TIFPOTT Az. ., 306.t 1880 81, lsfx
IL 2-wNliam d Lent agt Edmundson
mortgagel; atty, II schafrer.
TIEHOTT Az, :. 1901 1881 st, sbx
,6.2-Same agt same foreclosure OF
mortgage); atty. same,
TlEBOUT Az. .. ASIA 1891 ut, lsbE
IS 4-Sauie agt same foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE; atty, same.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

with name and address OF owner and
attorney Ii attorneys name IL omitted
address party Of the second partJ
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Hal a Fine Tin


O. a. Blfhor,auv, Joi w.
Gibson, George T.. Fox, { harlcs
L.. Olson atl Will r. htn>on en-
ioyed fishing trip out to the
Murray Lake Summer resort
during the past wool1, tho trip
being made in the Lamore&uX
auto. The boys report ii shing
good aud they returned to the
city with a good catch Of bass.
The Murray resort is located
on Murray Lake in Douglas
county near the Bayfield, county
line. It is beautiful place and
is proving to be very popular
one. 1t is reached by way of
Iron River, Drummond or
Scion Springs. The place is in
charge Of Frank Murray and
wife and these people see to it
that uotling is left unlone that
will mar Lhe plea sure Of II visit
to the place. isoAds leading to
the place in all directions arr
the finest to be found i'll tin,
county. The accommodations
ut the resort are equal to thos'
found at a city hotel. Twenty
lakes can be reached within
radius Of four miles from the
resort and last Sunday nearly
eighty people spent the day
there. The party included
people from nearly all parts of
the country.
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House for sale. Good locat ion.
Also good piano. Call at this office
for partc ulars.
The carnival at Ashland last week
attract d large crowds from this
city.
Mrs. G. House entertained mum
Der of young ladies at her residence
on west Pine street Wednesday
afternoon in honor of Miss Mary
Hamilton of Iron River and Miss
Hazel Wheeler of Cumberland.
For Sale:--A No. / fresh COW. c.
f. Bogenrief.
A new cement walk is being laid
in front of the residence next to the
Northern State Bank.
The Nj. E. Ladies Aid society will
meet next Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Ed. Berry.
O. A. Lamoreaux made business
trip to Minneapolis the first of the
week.
Wanted--A End hand organ
Must be in first class condition. In
quire of G. f. Bogenrief.
Miss Kittie Sherman has resigned
her position at the Bayfield, County
Bank and her place has been taken
bv Miss Ida Hanson. Miss Sherman
ex poets to leave soon for her home
at Menomon;e.
An informal darcing party will be
given at the Armory on Friday
evening of this week.
Pioneer Associ alton meeting
Monday evening at the Commercial
Club.
A number of the friends of Miss
Marion Bell arranged a shower last
Tuesday at the Bell residence and a
pleasant afternoon was spent. Miss
Bell was the recipient of many gifts
which will be assured by her as
remem ORANGES of her friends in
Wasbburu. Miss Bell was married
on Saturday to Mr. Charles Wilhelm
of Billings, Mont.
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CITY

Churches are being crowded with folks, many
ire having to rebuild in order to accommodate the
crowds
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DO YOU KNOW?
That today there is more interest taken in the
Christian Church than ever before? That
MEN

Strong men, working men, hard business mel
all kinds of men are turning toward the Church!
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William Hammond and wife are
expected here from Chicago the
latter part of the week for a short
visit with friends and relatives.
Mr.. Hammond owns large farm
on the Houghtron road east of the
city. He is very enthusiastic over
the prospects of this country.
Mrs. Josie Irving and children Of
Ashland are visiting at the Hansen
residence this week.
Jos. Stevens has been st Moquah
during the past week where he has
been looking over lands.
County politics are beginning to
warm up considerable.
Ehomas Nelson returned last
evening from Duluth where he has
been visiting for the past week.
A gentleman from Storm Lake,
Iowa, was in the city yesterday to
have a fish hook removed from his
cheek. He was out with a party of
Washburn people fishing when the
hook became caught in his cheek.
William Potvin's son has been
laid up during the past week, having
cut his foot quite badly on piece of
glass.
Mrs. Eben Burdick has been laid
up the past week with a badly
sprained ankle.
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Lining up for Dahl

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occurred during the past two
weeks to clarity the republican
gubernatorial situation. On the
Goth came the announcement Of
the Dahl campaign COM mittee of
fifteen progressive leaders from
all parts of the state. Follow
ing this it became known that
many other prominent progress
ives had become supporters of
Dahl. Among them are such
men as William l.. Pieplow and
Henry Mahoney. Milwaukee;
ex.AssembIyman Wallace W.
Andrew, and w, r. Foley, Sup
erior, Thos. e. Torrison. Mani
towak; F. A. Lowell, Rhinelander
e. F. Dithmar, Baraboo; Senator
Fl, A. Huber, Stoughton; ex-
! Assem- blyman l.. N. Clausen,
Washburn; Senator e. G.. Scott,
Prairie Farm; ex-Assem bleyme
Robert Ainsworth and James A.
Mackenzie, Waukesha; D. b.
Wotthington, Beloit; A. Z.
Nelson, Grantsburg; o. ]. Paul
son, Alma; ex-senator A. M.
Stondall, Madison; Judge j, K.
Parish. Ashland; Assem- blyma
j. FL. Hamper, Franksville; ex'
Assemblyman Fred Ties, Brod-
head; Daniel E. LaBar, Delavan;
Assem- blyman w. f, Sommer-
field, Oak6eld; Emery A. Odell,
Monroe; Assembly man A. II.
Sholts, Oregon and many others,
Many progressives have visit.
ed Madison during this time an d
have generally reported that the
confusion as to the republican
candidates is fast disappearing
in their counties, and political
oracles here assert that move
ment that will give Dahl the
general progressive support in
the primary is we'll under way +,
The supporters of the other
candidates are reluctant to ad-
nit this, and Senator Hatton, it
is reported, has been endeavor-
ing to get a com mittee together.
AS result of the evident
movement toward Dahl, the well
known smile of exSpeaker
Charles A. Ingram, who IS man
aging the Dahl campaign, pre-
dominates at the Dahl head
quarters.
The legislature also is receiv-
| ing attention in the progressive
campaign. The stalwart organ
ization has been active for
several weeks in bringing out
stalwart candidates. Ex-Speak
er Ingram has taken up the
legislative situation for the pro-
gressives, and is urging leaders
in every district to see that
strong progressive candidates
are in the field. He says that
reports have come from nearly
all of the districts and show a
response to his appeal in the old
progressive spirit.
"This response, and the plat
forms and character of the pro-
gressive Legislative candidates, y
said Mr.. Ingram today, "make
more than even evident that the
progressive movement in Wis
consin is strong enough to over
leone the effect of the extrav-
agant appropriations of the last
Legislature, and continue the
movement upon the basis OF
economy and efficiency upon
which it was begun. !"