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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
NEW SHOPPING RESTAURANT.
Big Space Taken for II In Thirty
eighth street Near FiUh Avenue.

rea.e X Gilman have leased TO W. T.
Mcdonald the ground floor and large base
1en' SPACE IN the Arcade Building at Sc
N 81 West Thirty ighth street, through
% g. r"f 90 West Thirty-nlnth street, for
toUu NJ years at an aggregate renta!
" fin0nu0. The space taken, about
9'0"n square feet, will he used for restau-
am purposes, II being close to the city's
"adu- department. store and shop dis
'.ct Extensive alterations will he made
.i much money spent in lifting up the
.n'e. which viii be In charge OF we'll
known woman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
LIS PENDENs,
Manhattan

9TH Az =. ?b.b u SGD ~. aSxlos-Frank
l. LorlnG We Williamanna II I.oring ct al
-. Rsrtition) attys, Nero n Fiero.
18TH ST y >. So " sth ay, eOxeSe-Henry
foreclosure Of mortgage; attys, Cary 4
Srli ST. = ~ $50 Sth av, 95ses e-Ci,y
or Y vs. william Hem faction to fore
close tax Item. atty, + l. Polk.
9TH Az 3O2, and 3ist 81, 2 WAX NJ
tamended foreclosure OF mortgage); attyp.
strooCk n stroock
6sTH Sr n =, 4T5 Central Park w, e4ll
MloC.5-Ella Brown vs. city Island
iosrH ST, 3i3 E-N Y Trust co VS. Giuseppe
fusCO 81 al foreclosure OF mortgagel
attys. Bowers a sands
ls3D ST, 4lA E-Eleauur lie Roy vs. Nioho-
las n D'Amlco ct al foreclosure Of mort.
37TH ST i45 Paul l. KiernHn Nancy
Furst ct al foreclosure OF mort gage
atty a Gum.
LOT $50 Cwesterly half. map NJ South Bel
mont Fannie Jones agt William
schmitz. ct al foreclosure OF mortgage)
atty, G Harding.
CROToNA Az. 2,os-Rudolph schrieber agt
Rutherford Realty 60, ct al, foreclosure
Of mortgage, atty. " Hess.
lSiST ST, =, 100 feet e of Park av b0NlbO
The American Savings Bank aEt Hay
Weiss 81 al: foreclosure OF MORTGAGE
LOT BLOCK c.Sid. section ii--simeon y.
Barber art Gilbert Osbornc Smith, ct al
faction TO foreclose tax lien); atty, ii
swain.
TRINITY Az. p p age 81 i5sth ct. 2Oxs62
ghagen, ct AL foreclosure of mortgage)
aity swain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
,p,prMr>T ron HEN NETr AVE.

Ou tine east side OF Bennett avenue,
lol3 f..t north Of 1slst street a six
SIX story apartment house will be erected
ny 'nr E.ruett Avenue Realty Company
Patrick n McNulty president. according
70 ans fled by \. f. Gilbert and J.. w
Purratm architects. II will have a
'-,r'1ge of lo47 feet and depth OF
70 'c.t The cost has been estimated at
$50 ouu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
MANY At REALTY DINNER.

Elisha Sniffin. chairman OF the com
mittee for the dinner to he held ut the
conclusion OF the Real Estate Conven-
ton tomorrow night AT the Hotel Astor.
reports such a large demand for seats
that he has had to increase the seat
ing capacity OF the banquet hall by pro-
viding additional tables. In addition Ia
the Seventh Regiment Band, which will
perform at the banquet, Mr., Sniiiin haa
provided an attractive entertainment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
NEW APARTMENTS PLANNED.
stao, 900 for Harlem House and
$4,000 for One In the Heights.

T'au- have been filed by Gronenberg
4 Leuch'ag, architects. for a six story
,enment house on the north side OF llith
s'rrrt - feet east OF Seventh avenue
on a plot lo5 feet wide and loO.ll feet
deep. Tho one Hundred and Fourteenth
Street and Seventh Avenue Construction
COMPANY. Max Weinstein president, Is the
oGr.r The architects have estimated the
:, ~ $3.50, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Pease Il Gilman have rented for George
A. SldenbeTg to Charles A. Weld the four
story and basement dwelling at 40 East
Forty-nlnth street.
shaw & co. have leased for the estate
OF Elizabeth Pickford Gardner the four
story and basement dwelling at 81 West
l30th street to Frank MastetsOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16

Board Navy Department Washington,
Lieutenant Commander c. A, Courtney
from the Duncan to the Brooklyn.
Lieutenant Commando william Norris
from she Florida to Norfolk yard.
Lieut.. II, wallace from tho Maine 10 the
Ir,ny.da a. engineer officer,
Lieut.. Il. e. Grady from the Birmingham
to Japan,
Lieut. H. u Fuller from the Duncan 20
the Birmingham as navigator.
Lieut. II. H. Crosby from the New York TO
sick leave, two months
Lieut. J. W. Bunkley from bureau OF ord
nance to the wyoming
Lieut. Monroe Kelly 10 the Floriis,
Lieut. L. l.. Montgomery to the Maine.
Lieut. s. $. Payne from the Arkansas TO
the Philadelphia yard,
Ensign ID. q, Dickson from the severn 70
command Ga
Ensign Il. W. Burrough from the New
Jersey TO the Washington.
Passed Assistant Paymaster ", ". Wiler-
dink from receivins ship at Mare Island.
Cal. and Intrepid TO Mare Island yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16

trus. 90 Maple sv New Rochelle, Oct IL,
yrs, ~ y c; atty, q T co, lis
AV, n W cor Park lane, tex irreg-
VIM II Randall 20 Westchester a Bronx
Title Mtg Guarantee Co, lss Main ct,
White Plains. y Y, Sept 20. due Dec s.
ssib. 6A G. atty. T a Co. lI6
DNal tJ,UOO
MERRIAM AN, 3. at University av,
t2loSl25-Sonwil Holding Co. Inc to city
Mtg Co 10 Wall vt. Oct ~, demand u g I:
atty, + a Snow. IL wall st.......s55 900
SAME PROPERTY to Similar Rlty
Corpn. prior mtg s55, 600 oct H. due Sept
~. 1915, p C; atty. Max Stern 90 wall
81 q. tA,OOO
EAST ST. r. at Long Island sound
being lots 20 80, map u y Horton.
165.lN170--Rochelle Horton to Nicholas \
Horton, l7s Horton at, Oct 3, yrs, n c;
atty, Nicholas Horton. ia Horton
4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
,u,i.>vIru VILLAGE SALE.

GROW STREET Peps q Rro, have
,o'l .a. Joseph Muhling 90 Grove street,
.r... sorry and basement building,
~ foo. .., i opposite the new seventh
avon, ...t,rs.ou Prof NiuCeuzo Ce-
49,, N.p is the buyer, will occupy the
tou.. .u.r extensive alterations have
b.. u..l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender ana
lenders attorney
Downtown.

with name and address Of lender ana
lenders attorney
Downtown.
south OF Fourteenth ST.
CHERRY s sra2 30 a..isns9 i ss,h 3.
oct rs, 3 yrs. bh c; atty ., az
Essen sT At. ias-isS, - ieasshold.E3lias
Mayer and sho TO Louis Block Sc Met, All 81,
s. os, II rsR6PyrsinTYpMar sp,ro TO same oc,
IL. yr, p e. atty. same. $1,000
Fast side.
EAST Of Fifth ay between Fourteenth ana
an Az A.. o. lOb SAD st. foss0-Anton
nauch to John Jaburs ct al, II Leonard 81;
OCT i,1 yrsv sos Ss,h' st. scni SOc
pL oct il, due No, /, lslS p O. ,sstn,SXS;
" Ut ls III 81 = 60 to s.rusra Weiss. isa 1sth
!. oe; 4 pr mtg SU sss que as pc, sHGS
~ Honisehuh TO Geo Ehret, Iisi Park sy, de
msnd, So c, oct 49, atty Edw NJ uu 6so
rtss eIs ~, ~ wa SIN st, to.ioo-dec N
FitSpatrIcS 20 JOS Horowi'z sos 1854 at,
oct = yrs p c. atty fr'ed man
west Of Finh ay, bstwesn Fourteenth and
BRoApwAAS s,rso 70 cor "a Tru 3. CO. e Wan
4 ost < e., NV wall , !, 1y,isSss
eoTH sr SIS s7s = Amsterdam ev. etkl00.l IL
EDasid Lubeisky TO Terence r Gallagher
.xt as W Goth st, oct IS. due Jan g lsls
p 9; attys. Devo II. Ill Bway' $4,000
Uptown.
fNanhattan Island, north Of 10th ST.
,aoTH aT n u 100 W Lexington ey. COX
"a ii-Emma A Howson to T-atroe Realty
q constn co, ses Stone ay. Bklyn, Oct B.
yrs, p c; atty, Alex Sachs, adS Stone
,on az h sT n " cor wadsworth av. isax
a. e-Halpin Bldg corpn TO MAJ MARI
4ia Convent nv, oct 10, due June II,
isi7. sp C; atty. T q Co. iTs Bway $4,000
BrOnx.
Borough Of TIE Brcn<,>
,sorH ST, n .. $50 g Union ev. 2o,SkIT4-
Woif purlnnd to Maurice Fitzgerald, 2la
p s2d st. oct ~. ". . c; atty T q
a T Co i18 Bway. .,.l,',,,,',.'' ~! ~
asisT at Q. sTt Spencer av, 2bslOO'
also lot Ass, map Forster chmtt prop
los GIN to Louis Guerr. 7sl Dawson 81,
pr mtse $500 oct -, due Jan ls. 1918.
p c; atty, Geo A steinmulier' l5il ga
,,sTu ssr, -, ii /. richardson sv' 5ox
/ ioo--Moses l. Finkelstein 10 saml dranioh,
oct g. yrs p c; atty l. Tlnkel :
| stein. 1880 Prospect ay $500
| aasTH ST, n 81 fAchafdson Az, poS
| iOo-Moses l. Finks.ste!r 10 Rose drsnich'
| 1880 Prospect sv Oct D. yrs
,saarTHH' ST 1e'" Is :, ,sI irres-rhsisn
Bros CONSTR Co TO VIM u Wood and ano'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
TAKING SUBURBAN HOMES.

The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
has leased for George G. W. Low his
house on Albro lane, adjoining the Rock
away Hunting Club at Cedsrhurst. L.. J.,
to cecil Barret OF Spencer Trask Co.
Myron Tpham has leased his residence
Mt $50 Woodside avenue, R!dgewood. y.
J., TO Frank J. Humphrey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
U,rn OF MERCER ST. LOFTS.

Harry n. Davis is the buyer OF the
~. building ~ Mercer street. the sale
o. which hv the l90th Street Holding
Company was reported Yesterday. Lots
O., Ieo Beach, ~ j., were given In part
;Aymeut by Mr.. Davis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16

Ny Justice Ford-Lioldstein vs. oilinsky,
Harvey r. Andrews. katz vs. Hnisbt Edw.
II. Rayher
by Justice ponnelly-seamaps gk. for
Saw. vs. Goldsmith, VIM. G, Arnold; Hhmets-
ley vs. Fine 1.-TWO casesl, Jas. A. Donegan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
BRONX FLATS LEASED.

A. Blumenthal has leased for the Peer
less Holding to Epstein & Narhtz two hve
story fats at SS7 to SCI Forest avenue
for term Of years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
Army and Navy Orders.

wAsIIINGTON. Oct i5,--Thess army
orders were Issued to-day.
cant q. W. Biegler, Fourteenth Cavalry
10 Columbus barracks OF general recruiting
capt W u. Peak, e NJ. e, from Fort
Fort Wood. New York. 10 Fort Leavenwort tn
in connection with instruction OF enlisted
men Of the signal Corps,
chaplain T. j, Dickson sixth Field Ar
tillery' from Fort Riley, Kan, to his rssi
Lieut.. Col. J. p, Finley, Thirteenth In
fantry, to Twelfth Infantry.
Capt. y J. Bonface from Seventh 4
Fourth Cavalry
capt. u. n. Rittsnhouss from unass,sne,
list to sixth Cavalry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

Attn ST 81 N IS E-s Tannenbaum co.
Inc agt GrosEman Estate, owner, Gen
uarn RaEozEino contractor ....t....klsS
NApIsoN Az. 5s8-Jennings n John agt
Hohert bonner, owner; w Ellison cor.
tractor ........,.. 49,. ..'''''' 1000
labTH ST 3si W-Thurman r Ford aEt
John e Faiin. owner Bosse Refrigerat-
ing 20. contractor .,.....''.' .'s.'ss.t llc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
sI5o.oo0 STOCK PLANT.

Mt.r.rk. 4 FroulSe. architects for Jacob
Rppu'rt. Inc, have filed plans for an
e,en story hrepruof stockhouse at 206
.l0 East Ninety-second street II Will
ago . frontage of 10 feet and depth OF
1910 feet The cost has been estimated
Al SiSu 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
wEsrCHEsrER HOUSE RENTALS.

Julia Beverley Higgens has leased for
Ashbei Green his place at Mount kisco
TO Halsey Malone OF New York for year
from November I.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

ETH sT. -. whole front between Bway and
9th av-iidgerwood Mfg 60 sgt 236 Firm
Avenue Corp ct al. oct 10. 1914 go. t46a 81
9TH Az 421 to iSI-Crooke Heating and
Nentilatlng co, IAc. agt 7 ' & j II Hurton
et al feb 49, lsI' -.......-.. $500 "a
Bronx.
WALKER Az, n A. 1876 Il " OF Bronx Park
av, 20 lxl02.T-liarris- Ross Gonst Corn
agt Michael ID Howard july 25. 1914 $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16

WASHiNGToN, Oct, lb-The day call ~
the United states supreme Court for Fri
day: Nos. 4, original, 80. t20 al 462 al
asg (snd asa. t6s, $50 ssg, .si. 2si,- az,
t7s land +fsl, 3ts and sos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
SAME rRopERrY-Eara II Ford ast sam

- o. flhN.ts
lsoTH ST, n ., 100 n Of Audubon aV. lUOX
lOO-Maurice Ahern agt henni0n Cou.t
Co owner and contractor; Harry Brown
contractor ........... ............ $40
3tTH ST lA W--Juseph Nraunstein agt
David aud 4 waite, owners. y !.
kupfsrman, contractors. ..........SlO4 "a
18TH st. Az to i2O M--Andrew SoIdity
ast Nellie u Peck, owner and CON
l2TH at, AS E-Davld Meyer ast Gaspare
CalecH, owner and contractor. ........y llO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.


LEVY, Lewis TO Hannah Siiverstine. 81, 900
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSUR soc OF u 4 20
SAME to Sarah A McEihinney. ..... is 800
bEHMANN, Sam'l 4 ano, exrs TO Viola $
- I.leDmann a. ano. Observation-Disclosures. u
HILTON, Fredk NJ. trus to Emigrant Ind
.hhh .'s. .. $4,000
okOsSMANN. Saml to Caroline Green-
NEUMANN. Jobsnn,' G. TO M.r,i;,, + No. .Oo
TITLE GUAR & TRUST GO to Alfredo Del
COLUMBIA TRUST co. trus, 10 Harri. ID
Colt ana snos trus. ...............t2b 900
DronS.
POPE, Emma e. ct nj teStras) TO Emil
piVPpo ',,;.,.,..''.. 80 $50. 10 5e
DAVIS. HENRY n. to Ephrsim sam
WEBER. Louise r. to Wayne NJ Mus
SCOTT, Mary. to Yette Reiss .......''' ,Toe
NAN DlCk ESTATES to Marian
RoNboUT SAVINGS BANK TO / -' MIG
McGulnE cath A. to state HANK. .... tioo
spNDh ELM. Moritz. to Louis lsenber-
H . o. o. DOL s.4 be-. Nl.eu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
FLORIDA REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-i,500 acres land in Baker
Co, Florida Address a. -. CARTER.
Limona, Fla.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16

tSouth of Fourteenth ST.
FRONT ST 1853. 3 q, 400 jackson street
25xlt0, to South ri t3s2) (foreclos.
aug bl-MaNwell Davidson, ref. 90 Jose
phne Carpenter bar Harbor Me trus-
tees franklin James. Oct IL; sttys, W
a q + Chamberlin. ~ Nassau at $4,000
ELIZABETH ST, 10. =. 1917 spring ct.
lsSx6O-Teress Gideri to Maria hvoti.
81, ~ y, Elizabeth st. mtg $4,000. Oct IL. 81
ShfhSTlE st, =, HAS stanton o..
2oxioO--Jacob Nusbaun TO Albert COIN,
- Bway, Bayonne, J, mtg 10000, Oct
atty II Brodsky. Esd st and Bway,
MULBERRY ST. 2ss. 3, 7sio : Houston
~ 2ostos--Jas NJ Tully. ref, to lily Hull,
Ii Court st, Bklyn .......... "a 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
East Side.
EAST of Fifth .y. between Fourteenth and


saD ST. as E, . g. 100 Q Madison sv, lssx
ss-Annsbells Curtis to Benj r Curtis
=, sesrboroush, y. mtg $4,000, Oct q
MADISON Av. cor 4oth ST. lo0xs4.sx
irreE toth At, q. leo Madison av, e5x
SSs; 10th 81 SSo psrI
sg-Riohard Billings to Billings Real Es-
, xnC orpn. ~ Bway eAE, sept -; attys
Vih ST les Il. =. 2s7.s W Sd av, ibsx
w Bernard Weiss to lsl East 7sth ~
sidney. Nordlinser. iso Bway .,,.... 800
ioenn ST 81 L.. SoS Park av ask
NV ll-Henry Hornsteln to Ester Horn
sept 10 ......,,....... ........ Al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16

Thes. navy orders were issued;
Commander e. l.. Hussey TO General
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name IL omitted adj
dress party Of second partD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16

West Of Firth av. bstween Fourteenth ana
| lt0th stsl

ll0th sts)
18TH ST. s, Sal W 1th av sSxsi-Richeii eu
Realty Co to John Miller, 90 sumner
av. Brookiyu Oct l. mtg sss. 900; attys
1ettner. A. 29s Bway .....,..,.tt
SoTH ST, 40 W. =. i75 W 9Th nv. 25xsi2
CLIFFORD Snyder ct al to Conrad Ptehs
u n SAD al, mtg $4,000, sept 10; atty.
Erdman, IS Nassau st.............sl0 800
IoIb 81. s. 1871 Columbus nv, 20S
log -Boardman Wright to Geo II Wright
ct al, New Milford. Conn, oct 2: attys,
Sutro Wright, 2S3 Bvay. .........,t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Houses at Garden City Estates
Eight large rooms; all improvements:
steam heat might exchange j II GEHR-
KEN 20 Broad 81, Manhattan: telephone
baN Broad
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-26

another became a criminal, who was
not taught better, and, above all,
none were to ride in their coaches.
but sanctimOnious little prigsy as they
would now be styled. .a--5
AS for the pictures, may own that
I prefer the badly-drawn and crude
ly-colored productions of one hun
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-26


psychology
psychology
exactly
that psychology
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-06
SHORT NEWS


Eleven divorce complaints flied.
Lakewood Outing club meets to-
night
Several U. OF w. "profs" may
have 10 fight in war.
Eggs jump again: now 30 cents
Four deaths occur In Seattle.
Wistaria club dance. lesehi park
pavilion. Wednesday night.
Seattle office, c. p. r., hears
that Empress OF Russia will be
converted into British army trans
port.
Three separations granted.
Forty business houses will take
part in Commercial Clubs Okla.
hogan trip.
American Hawaiian Steamship
Co. won't take boats off Seattle
run during war.
imberhorne. Russian ship, sails
from Seattle.
e. solomsn, Indian, arrested on
charge of footing during Grand
Trunk dock fire.
Body OF George n. Emerson tax.
en- to Hoquiam for burial.
MIRA. Pauline q. Bernstein, widow
of Max bernstein, is dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-06
BLACK damon
HAS BIGGEST
Meeting

BLACK DIAMOND. Wash. Aug.
s.-The biggest political meeting
In its history was held at Black
Diamond last night Ole Hanson.
progressive candidate for senator.
was the principal speaker. Alfred
II. Lnndin. candidate for prosecut-
ing attorney: Jack Campbell. of
Everett. and W. J. BigEar OF Bel
bingham. rival candidates for the
progressive nomination for con.
sress In the Second district, and F.
Ringle. candidate for assessor.
were the other speakers Every
seat In the movie" house was oc.
cupied and 200 more stood up
throughout the two hours OF the
meeting. The reception accorded
Hanson was interpreted by local
leaders TO forecast vote OF nine
out OF ten In Black Diamond for
ole. Tonight the party will speak
al Kirkland and Redmond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-06
SITUATION is LESS
TENSE IN ENGLAND

LONDON, Aug. 6.--Eneland
faces the war situation today with
less anxiety than any time during
the past week. Fear OF food and
money panic has greatly subsidized
with the announcement by David
Lloyd-George. chancellor of the ex-
chequer. that E3,000.000 will be
issued Friday through the Bank of
England In 10.shilling and Ell
notes. and G5.000.000 will be H..
sued daily until the demand is ad-
equately supplied. Specie pay.
ments Will not be suspended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-06
AUTOIST HELD;
GIRL MAY Die

II. a. Emery. president Of the En-.
cry Machinery & Auto Co. Is held
on charge OF reckless driving. and
Miss Cora Lloyd. niece Of DIR. J. n.
Lloyd. chief OF Seattc's u. 8. public
health service. lies at the point OF
death ms n result Of an auto accident
yesterday afternoon at Second nv.
and Madison st Miss Lloyd and
her aunt. Mrs. J. y. Lloyd. were
knocked down by the machine. The
wheels passed over the girls body,
according TO witnesses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-06
START LINE ?

Every steamship company on the
Coast has been asked by the L. S.
government TO give list OF YES
sells which they are willing To fur
nish to federal authorities for the
establishment Of a Transatlantic
line. The call was signed by Act.
ing Secretary of the Treasury Il.
Il. Sweet
Customs officials In Seattle to-
day said the government is not
asking steamship men II they are
willing to place their vessels In
the ocean trade, that the govern
ment has simply instructed Its
servants 20 list available vessels
The Alaska Pacific S. S. Co, the
Pacific Coast s. S. Co. and the
Alaska S. S. Co oil declined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-06
CHARGES PHONE COMPANIES
WITH ST|FLING COMPETITION

TACOMA, Aug. e.-One OF the
most important cases filed IN the
United States district court IN
many months YRS entered today
by John ~. Coffey. receiver OF the
Northeastern Long Distance Teie.
phone Co. Of Los Angeles. against
the Pacific Telephone a. Telegraph
Co. the Sunset Telephone a Tele.
graph Co. and subsidiary com.
panles in Washington and Oregon.
The defendant companies are
charged with combining IN viola
ton OF the interstate laws 10 de.
stroy competition. by forcing the
Northwestern company from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-06

field Damages 20 the amount OF
$500 900 are asked
The complaint says the North
western company controlled lines
and franchises from Corvallis. Ore,
~ vancouver. Wash. Khlama. Kel-
10. Tenino. Winlock. Centralia,
Chehalia. Tacoma. Seattle. Port
Townsend and Port Angeles, and
had arranged for connection with
tho local telephone system IN Sc.
attic. n f. charged the Sunset
Telephone Co. purchased shares Of
the Northwestern Co. 10 obtain con
troll. 80 the Sunset might BID and
acquire the property through fore
closure.
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TAYLOR'LL HAVE
TO GO SOME NOW

John III. Wallace OF Ravensdale.
former state industrial insurance
commissioner. win file for state
senator from the 30th district on
the progressive ticket He will OPP
pose Speaker Howard Taylor on
the republican ticket. The battle
promises to be a royal one. as IL
will be a plain contest between a
real progressive and a real stand
patter.
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SLOAN FLIES

Joseph II. Sloan. former president
OF the democratic state league. has
filed for congress. This makes
three democrats in the race. Sloan
is a Bryan democrat Other filings
yesterday were: A. F. Haynes.
progressive. representative 43rd dis
trict. W. w Crandall. republican.
constable: Henry NJ. Westfall. dem
ocrat. representative 47th district.
Richard Gowan. democrat senator
Goth district.
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COTTERILL SAFE;
ELECTED AGAIN

Mrs. George r. Cotterill this
morning received a cablegram
from the former mayor. now In
christiania. Norway. announcing
he has just been elected interna-
tional supreme counsellor Of the
Independent order OF Good TEN.
plarE for the ninth time. He states
he has arranged safe transporta-
ton to America and will return TO
Seattle Aug. ~. the date SEIZED
uled. sailing either on the Teutonic
or on one OF the United States gov
eminent ships.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-06
REBELS CONTROL IN MEXICO
AND PEACE IS NOW ASSURED

MEXICO CITY. Aug. G.--Peace
in Mexico seemed assured today
Official announcement that the
council OF war. consisting OF lt2
federal generals. decided last night
upon the unconditional surrender
OF Mexico City 20 the constitution
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alists caused great rejoicing
throughout the republic.
On the heels Of this announce
ment came one that Provisional
President Carbaial and Carranza.
head Of the rebels. had reached an
agreement IN regard 10 turning
over the government 20 Carranza.
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BRISTOW LOSES
TO STANDPATTER

TOPEKA. Kan. Aug. e.--The
"old guard" triumphed at the re-
publican primaries held yesterday.
and Senator Joseph l. Bristow. pro
gregEive republican. was defeated
by $1,000 by ex-senator Charles
Curtis. standpatter. Bristow was a
Roosevelt supporter In 1912. but
after that election refused to bull
moose. Curtis will be opposed by
Victor Murdoch. progressive. in the
final election.