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Army and Navy Orders.


WASHINGTON, Nov 3O-These ann,
orders were issued To-day:
Capt. 9 y Murphy Twclr,h fvG.r,r,
90 Fort Mcdowell. california, for ~rc,rul.
ing service, relieving capt r u Adam ,
from further recruiting
First Lieut.. r. r.. NJ. Goodrich X. unas
signed, from stan duty, sandy Hook d..
fences.
Second lieut.. q, T Humber. to unas.
signed list and to Sandy Hook delcuccs
for stan duty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-01
CITY DWELLING RENTALS.

The Houshton Company has leased
for Roeana c. Hafner the four story and
basement dwelling at lat West Sixty
fourth street to Carolina PILE for a
term Of years.
years the four story and basement
dwelling at 219 East Sixty-second street
for Philippine Jaegeis to J. Carl.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

Az, elo-elt, all Geo Ehre, to
Lorenzo A Cuneo, IL Il sth 1T. 10 yTs from
May II, 1911. atty. w Ryerson, IS
Nassau ~. ......t,-..:.....,.s $500
Az, Gal. all-Iisbon Amusement "a
20 Abraham Iiienfeld, 226 W Nth at.
3 6-l2 yrs from Sept /, 1915, ga. 500
WASHINGTON ST, sos Duane nj. 1876.
81. <th and sth bernard Abel Co,
Inc, 10 lsidpre y Heller. SOC Manida 1T,
Z yrs from Jan !, 1916; atty. Louis I
schwartz. $50 Bwsy, -. 900
I'D Az. lS', au-John Fainter TO Isaac
BenJ ID Rose, 1913 $3.50
Bronx.
FOREST AV. $50. all-Barbara werle 20
Morris Rabinowitx, 7 W llsth st. : yrs
R""Hminowi'nS. s5a Forest av 500 to SIZES
EAGLE AV, aO2, all-Nealon-S Sullivan
Realty Co 20 Sam Frank, % 81 Marks
attys. Breitbart q D., 800 Bway sii.sOo
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ct. GEORGE DWELLING SALE.

airs Matilda Van Buren, has sold
uiough Cornelius q. KolfY to an in
vestor her two and a half story frame
residence on plot 50x100, and known as
~ Second avenue. Fort Hill. st. George.
Staten Island.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY. Nov. 3o.-rhe following realty
corporations were chartered here to-day;
Godwsrd Realty Corporation, Manhat-
tan; capital. f25. 900: directors. Georg. w.
Godward. William II. Godward and Mary
T.. Godward. New York city.
Jomarion Realty Company. Manhattan;
capital, $1,000; directors. Marion Myers.
william $. Myers and Joseph II. Myers.
New York city,
Emilio Farago Construction Company.
Emilio ,Farneo, Edward i. Miers, New
York city. Anna stebbins. Brooklyn. y. Y.
Al Realty Company; Queens cspital.
SO 900; directors, Elizabeth Martin. Rich
mond Hil \. Y: Anna q. Adelmann.
Helen A.. w!ckert. Ridgewood. N y,
Edward Haun. Queens. capital. 5000;
and william McDermott. Maspeth. L.. !.
o. =. Holding Corporation. woodhaven:
capital. $1,000; directors, Jno. sirerlen. r:
Curtis Gillespie, W~oodhaven. y. Y: Earl
A. Gillespie. Long Beach, y y,
Scarsdale Club Corporation, Scarsdale:
capital. slso.ooo; directors Thomas r,
age. Hartsdale. y. Y, and william u.
whitney. New York city,
Hudson River Country Club. Yonkers:
capital. $4,000; directors. Barrel Mott.
r.. ]. Knoblech. Bayonne. N. J..
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RYE ESTATE REsOLD.

"orhington Whitehouse has resold
!or Walter Meigs TO Hugh J. Chisholm
NE 'hilbrick estate. at h northeast
e'Fher Of Lincoln and Harrison avenues
" me Townships OF Rye and Harrison.
SaS property consists Of hfty-hve acres
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York, New jersey and
eastern renn.yIvania, fair to-day end to-
morrow; continued cold; moderate Westeny
and to-morrcw: moderate we..srY Winds;
For northern New England, fair and
somewhat colder to-day; fair tomorrow:
moderate westerly winds.
cold to-day, PARTLY cloudy, probably rain
winds, becoming vartabis.
ws stern 6 6ohK; n Moved a'- ..s.. :,Hr% ma fF g.,
came central over the lower 81. Lawrence
Valley yesterday.
SNOW fell at mos, points north Of the
Ohio River and in tho middle Atlantic
states as far south as western North Car
olina.
There was also a little snow in Mon
tana and at scattered points westward.
the. weather was generally fair.
Moderately low pressure existed over the
eastern Rocky Mountain slope and the
Northwest. but elsewhere tho pressure vas
lower Mississippi Valley and Gulf States.
1t was colder in most sections east OF
the Mississippi River.
die Atlantic COAT In the morning and
covered western and northern. parts OF TIE
south Atlantic and east Gulf states, ex-
cept. Florida. and frost occurred on the
Zero weather appeared IN northern Min
nesota, but II was generally warmer In the
West.
In this city the day was fair and cooler:
per cent barometer. corrected to read to
2e.ss.
The temperature 10 this city yesterday. ~
recorded by the onictal thermometer IL shown
In the annexed table:
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DOws MADISON AVE. BUYER.

Kenneth Bows IL the buyer OF the prop
erty at 416 Madison avenue. sold on Mon
day by Douglas l.. Gilman 4 Co. for
DR.. James G.. Bishop. David Dows.
brother Of this buyer. Is the owner Of
avenue. adjoining.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-01
NEW SUBURBAN uRok

Theodore Roosevelt Pell and Henry r
I'nplts' formerly associated with :
ossood Pell X Co. nave opened an Office
AZ otL fliih avenue, They will make a
speciality of Long Island property.
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and has over 1000 feet road frontage.
II adjoins blind Brook farm, the former
Marion story estate, sold in 1903 by Mr..
Whitehousc to the late Hugh J. Chis-
holm.
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OPERATORS SELL IN YONKEns.

Ennis G. Sinnott have sold 2t9 Valen-
eWlhe avenue, Yonkers. a three story
detached dwelling. on plot 77xl4sx ir-
rssu.ar. 10 a client OF II. T. Whelan.
1ie buyer will occupy.
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WEST END APARTMENT PLANS.
% 25 900 Structure to Go Up on
s0th street Corner.

McMorrow Bros. under tho name Of
the 500 West End Avenue Company. have
nled plans for a twelve story apartment
house to be erected at a cost Of 1926. 900
at the southeast corner of West End
avenue and Eighty-ninth street. II will
replace. six dwellings accumulated by
Franklin Petit. who resold them to the
McMorrows. Neville & Bagge designed
the apartment.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

LOFTS To let. good light, air. power, rre
a ~DERlNGER. 2.S Mercer 81. Jersey az
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Eat side
east Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
ll0th sts.b

:sTH ST., Z Il, $ s, 1905 e 9th av. 2oxss.s
James II Crulkshank to Gramont Constr
GO. Inc, eS William 81. mtg $4,000. all
liens Nov 20; attys. Meehan q Harlem.
ID Av.. -. is,S. W ssh st. a..i.icowce
Donald Mclean. trustee, estate of Jas
Fay. b%ank'upt. to Jas Fay, lss e soth
o.. all 2. 4 ! which Jas r Fay had on
Aug q. 1905, all liens. June II. 1911;
stiy; Daniel paly. 20 Nassau ct. $4,000
HENDERSON PL. e .. y? " East End av
a SIS n seth 1T. l!.5xts-Cath r Nc
Canery TO Eliz Riley, IL Henderson pl.
mtg 5000. Nov 30. atty. Paul Gross.
ssTH ST. I'll T.. n y. 1876 e 30 av. 25xi0O--
David seidman to Julia Weiss. 1879 ?d
av; az liens, Aug ? atty. Jacob Powell.
io.TH ST; ie9-ii 4. 8, 100 9 Park av,
s6xi0o.li-Louis spielinann TO Louise,
his wife. iot2 Hoe av. mtg $4,000.
G. a x, Nov 20: atty. Raphael Link. IS
,sH Sy. ~: ,ss.ii'in .isiih .i.:s
ll3. mtg s?l 900: LIST av. coT4. . =, 5o.ii
forth at. ?5xlis. mtg $4,000; list av.
:o,t,.s =, !5.li n lo7th. 26xii3. mtg
s'o.Qoo-Michaei q Pascs. 3052 LIST av,
to Michael q Pasea. private banker. :072
10y av, Nov 30; atty. Jacob ! Berman,
y DNay . . 4
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United state. supreme Cour, Calendar.

WASHINGTON, Nov. S0.--Tii. day ga
Of the Supreme Court for "Wednesday
Nos jtl, sos. $50. ga. -. 20 ,and 81
81. ~ Stl, 81 and 80,
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b~hy VI hIb puTtI
Downtown.
tSouth Of Fourteenth ST.
SOUTH ct, H. n ., a7i " Broad st., 1s.lox
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. weinstein to
stonemor Realty Co. 1876 Bway. q c. At
Nov 20. attys. Eisman. l. C 4 l.. i9s
SAME pRoPERTY..Ro.e Cohen to stone.
$1,000. Nov 80; atys. Eisman. l. c n I:
PINE ST. Il, sws. ~ water ct. COX
realty co' las T ssss' . c. nov &c 80 s,cn s,,ss'
SAME PRopERTY-Ro.e Cohen to stone.
mor Realty 60, ist bway. = pit. mtg
WILLIAM 81. 1885,. VS.. 81? . John st.
lasS!.7S irreg.Ths william stree, or.
ct, mtg tis5, 600. Nov "a; attys. A = 4
SAME pRoPtRTy-crum 4 Forster ic
Cedar st. mtg $4,000. Nov 81; attys,
WILLIAM 81. iiio.is, n : : John st. ~:
n John ct. a7.sxIs ss27.sSlsa; william
=. t, Il; 7 s. ,o sis . :, william st; q, 4. sss
ss s.ioo. i ssisx q; sMs !" Il 's Mash W,1,,,m Ri Is;
g. IT, m no y ..s S .occ. All p liens, sS,'s So y ~ W' .sig,
Samuel T Carter, iii way. -. Sio,0 900
PIKE ST, .. . =, to.s n East Bway. 17.3x
obs ,foreclos. Nov Silly Itosenberg,
ref. to. Robt Bader. b6s Grarl Nv. l.. I
city. y of .. Nov so. atty, Julius Bach.
zach 60. 40 Bway. ........ $3.50
EhsES ST. -. g =, 7l.3 . Grand OF. 3ox
bs-.Abr Cohen to Chas W Hunter. at
Caldwell; n j.. mtg $4,000. Nov 20;
RiviNoToN 81. iissss. h".y 10, 9 suffolk 4.
2sxl0o---Nellic. wife Feiis kunstler. to
nuda Leib Muhlstein. lti MauJer St
Bklyn.- y c, correction deed, Nov %;
atty HI Kunstler. its Riyington st. 81
NokFoLK ST iss. e |. i2s n Eiying,cn
chas W Hunter, 81 Koseiand av. Cald.
well. y j.. mtg $33, 900. Nov "a; atty. IL
MERCER + ? 1sss"y ss,ioo.ciarsne
NJ Busch, Great Neck. l. I, to kath
OBrten. Atlantic city. y J. mtg $4,000.
NOV .2' attys. King a Osborn, los Broad.
SD ST, 1885,. n $. 1853 : Av D.. ti.ex
8 i~rreg--Jas Perlbinder to Mollie
ierlbinder. i2S Rivington st, mtg e43,-
900. Nov .,...Si
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Commander /. MrNancr. TO VIZ 60.
lege. January =.
Lieut., W. Z Raushmsn, from tho Mary
land to the Bunaln
Ensign | NJ Graham. from Thu Mary.
land to the Runa'o
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Court Of Appesl. Calendar.

ALBANY, Sov, 30-The Court of Ap-
peals calendar for tomorrow IL: Ne.
AIS. $50. 95j. 40. ts7. $50 and ass.
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MORTGAGES.
With name and address OF lender and
lenders attorney
West side.

West Side.
West Of Fifth av, between Fourteenth
and 10th s's)
,-ru sr , = 900 W 10th av. 5oxss 9-wn.
fred j Wright to Jas VI stafford, 400 W
i37th ST. Nov Is. due Nov ! Isib, .
ssTH ST. : 90 columbus av. sosi02:-
t23 Convent Ave co to John A stewart
Ct al. trus. Morristown. j., NOV 80. que
az per bond; atty. T q ''n dnoS
Uptown.
%,Manha,,an Island. north OF 10th ST.
sTH Av. " :. ga II iiith 1T. ~e5sxioo-
Rose Cahen to stonemor Realty co. lSb
Rvay, que Juns -, igld; 3 7 e SIx sg5
2o7TH sT, e =, 100 N vermiiyea az. 55xioo
" II Bldg Corpn to KnickerboCker
Realty Holding Corrn, $50 bway' NOV
2s, year. Q p c. aiiys' Arhs'e'h a oac
SAME PROPERTY, pr mtg 'lS'oooI;Ssme
thorough OF The Bronx,
.rH Az. =. ,6.2 3 2esth 81. :sxlo5-Kalo
Rlty GO. Inc, to Alice l.eaman' 81 w
7bth st. 4 ano. exrs' NOV 80, due January
II, 1912, ~ p c; atty Williamson ~
z,ssilETSTE AZ, n :. ss5 W Mape. nv, 25x
ss3s Zuictte av. prior mtg 81, 1000. Nov
30. due rs per bond; atty T.So;
LOT ,s soma map century investing coIEna
+ Bradley to Ida Stratton, 1880 Nelson
per bond; atty, T q 4 T 20, i7e broad,
pAsRskk AZ. isist st, ?5xIOo-Louis
Afndt steyn 10 Louis Arndt steyn. sxr,
SO. . yrs, 4 p .; atty. Louis Arndt stew.
&46 T. ls5th 1t. ...........,...N $4,000
LOT rs; map Hunts Point EStates,Wm
n'si a WS.H Td r "Si N iTs Is; 5000
t...t. ls,,. ., A.,
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LIENS.
Manhattan.

Av II. 95-Iouis Seletzky sgt Jacob Blum,
owner and CONTRACTOR .i5,4s9
ST NICHOLAS Az, lt03-universal Or
bernhard Nuxbaum. owner: Joseph
weiser. contractor. .:.... 49,. $25
tJTH ST, lbs and l60 W-Adam Happpl,
Inc. agt WIN s Coe, owner; Emil Muel-
snhersh' contractor; .tsSs 80
q ast sol Bloom. owner and con-,
lssDS ST 40 and ii E-Na..au Iron WORKS.
Inc, agt Mt Gflead Baptist, owner:
Siegel Contracting Co. contractor. 81. $50
18Th ST II E-Anerican Hue Stone co
art Ernesto @ Fabbri. owner; whitney
CO. contractor: Stdckinger Bros, Inc.
h.oonlrActor. .............. S279.G1
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with namo and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name 10 omitted
address party Of hrst part.)
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i73D ST. n =. $50 II Q of wehs,er av.
6OSl0O--G Goldberg Il Sons, Inc, agt
ers and contractors trenewaD -. tl57. rs
POWELL Az. g .. l65 II W OF Hsvemeyer
av. 25xi0o--Peter Fusco agt George y
Ryan. owner. George p SchrRder and
George T. Ryan, contractors. .,.......Si7
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature. AZ. ~ i:<6 p. NJ.
Lowest temperature so. at midnight.
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Nv Henry Braly

70xit7x irreE, . sty dwlE-C II Zedek
sgt J NJ Mcmahon ct al; due. 37,l5A7s
.axes. &c. I79o.tt. .Adlourned 70 Dec.
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OUTGOING
" Fr -

Sc MeNIco. from HAVANA
So Tenadorcs. from Bocas del Toro
- Philadelphia, from Puerto Cabello
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-07-22
The Black Bear.

1t Ia the common idea that black
bear will hug people TO death. This II.
Of course. q mistake 4 bear almost In
variably makes its attack by striking
stunning blow with the fore paw and
tearing withahis very formidable claws
A large black bear can strike terrific
blow and Is capable of knocking down
and MORALLY wounding full grown
caribou When their enemy or prey Ia
felled to the ground they usually bite
them about the head and neck until
death ensues. They are remarkable for
the strength of their jaws and have
been known to bite through the skull
Of a man. Many animals that can gen.
orally be counted on not to attack may
do so when come upon suddenly.
crowded. wounded or annoyed The
black bear Is no exception The more
see and study animals the more ] am
impressed with the fact that there is
no fixed rule what the same species Of
animal will do under similar circum
stances, as they seem to vary as much
In mind and tempera ment as the indi-
vidual. Although one might predict
with q very good average Of correct
ness, there would always be the excep
ton.-"Big Game Fields Of America"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-07-22
Looking for a Match

In the large army of men EN-.
ployed at the plant of the
DUPONT Powder company at
Barksdale will be found men OF
all occupations, including boxers
and wrestlers. Below we print
a. likeness of kid" Westin, the
holder of the Scandinavian title
belt at 1872, who is now employed
at the plant as carpenter.
This young man is looking for
a match with any man Of his
weight. He bars none and will
meet all corners. Kid Westin
has gained considerable fame
around Superior as boxer, hav.
ing appeared there in several
bouts during the past few years.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-07-22
COUNTY NEWS

and is utilizing some space for the
purpose of making an exhibit o.
cement blocks of various kinds
which he manufactures in his local
factory. The exhibit includes a
section of hollow block silo, a chin
uey, some bricks, and complete
little building from foundation to
roof.
Effie Arseneau. of Washburn
spent Sunday in this city visiting
with friends.
Attorney Morris and Under
sheriff LaLond transacted business
at Brule last Thursday.
Sheriff Mcdonald and family
motored over from the county seat
last Sunday and the family intended
to remain over for few days to
visit relatives and old friends, but
the prevalence of whooping cough
here scared them out and they re-
turned home in the afternoon.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-07-22
BAYFIELD,

Progress.
Last Tuesday evening a party OF
young people, while returning from
LaPointe in one OF the Stahl and
Albright gasoline boats, discovered
the body of Tom Daily floating in
the water about twenty feet from
the dock.
Mr.. E. N. Oistad of Minneapolis
was visiting friends in this city The
past week.
Mr.. Frank Herrick Sr. and daugh-
ter Florence, returned to Appleton
Tuesday after a few weeks visit
with relatives here.
ALE T. Boutin, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Boutin, accompanied by
his wife will arrive from the West
Saturday.
Capt. Chas. Laid and wife and
Ida Skovald and Helen Wood enjoyed
camping trip along the south shore
between here and Cornucopia this
week.
Mrs. Earl LaBlanc of Washburn,
accompanied by her sister, Lovey
Eagan, and neice, Virgil Stahl of
Minneapolis are visiting at the home
of relatives in the city.
Press
John Walsh and daughter OF
Washburn attended the Jubilee
services in Bayfield, Wednesday.
Miss Hildegarde Tetzner of Wash
burn is visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. HI. J. Wachsmuth.
E. P. Salmon of the Mission at
LaPointe was in the city Wednesday
and reports that he has about sixty
guests at the present time. and ex-
poets to have about one hundred
more within the next few days.
Mrs. Bert Thompson and daugh-
ter Mrs. Chas. Downing, Mrs. Paul
Paulson and Mrs. John Page of
Washburn sp emit Thursday In the
city the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Torkelson and family.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-07-22
ANCIENT GREEK TRAINING.
What u Did For the Boy PHYSICAL,
and intellectually.


and intellectually.
The manner In which the Athentans
brought up their children Is worth &c
Numbering.
At seven years Of age the AtheniaD
lad entered the palestra. winch was
essentially playground All the -drst
and better hail Of the day was, spent
in gymnastics. dancing. games anO
play In the afternoon there were
singing. some writing. some reading
all In the open air. and then came
long period of play agaln. Such was
the schooling OF the Greek lad up to
the age OF ten OF eleven an0 II did
not differ essentially up To the age OF
sixteen, except III the severity OF the
exercises.
And yet the world has NOT ceased to
marvel al the. results Of the Greek
education. Ii produced the highest
type or man. physically and intellectu
ally. that the world mas even seen
which Cation says WIS Ne far IN ad
vance or the modern Englishnan rs
the modern Engiishman Is In advance
of the native African.
In physical beauty. courage and pa
triotism. In philosophy. literature.
architecture and art the Greeks nave
been the unsurpassed models of the
ages and are still the inspiration OF our
schools today But they placed the
emphasis upon hygiene. exercise. gamer.
and play. which are too much neg
ected In these days. = Kansas City
Star.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-07-22
SOM ETIM Es.

SOMETIMES.
A CROSS the fields Of yesterday
He sometimes comes to me,
A little lad just back from play
The lad I used to be.
A ND yet he smiles so wistfully
Once he has crept within.
/ wonder If he hopes to see
The man l might have been.
Thomas 8. Jones. Jr.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-07-22
July / to July 22)
Notice to Creditors

STATE OF WISCONSIN-COUNT COURT
FOR BAYFIELD, COUNTY.
IN the Matter of the Estate of Tn prohate
Theodore A. Schnose. Deceased.l
Notice is hereby given that the claims and
demands of all persons against the estate OF
Theodore A. Schnose. deceased. late of the
Town of Bayview, In said County will be
received. examined and adjusted by the
County Court of Bayfield, County. at the
terms of said Court. to be held at the Court
House in the City of Washburn in and for
said County. on the first Tuesday of Septem-
Der and on the last Tuesday of December
"A. D., 1915;
\ Also that six months from and after the
Goth day of June, A. D. 1915, is the time limit
ed for creditors ofsaid Theodore A. Sehnose'
deceased. to present their claims to said
Court for examination and allowance.
By the Court,
!. Dated June 29th, 1915.
ii. p. Axelberg,
County Judge.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-07-22

Modern six room cottage on
east 4th street In finest resi-
dence section. Lights, water,
toilet and bath. Hot water tank.
$3.50 cash takes it.
Ten room house on west 4th
street, good foundation and
cellar, water and lights. 5000.
Houses are raising in value
and are getting scarce. Buy
now when the price is right.
w. A. ROBINSON,
Times ONCE.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-07-22

Mr.. and. Mrs. George Stahl OF
Chippewa Falls, formerly old B y
field residents. are in the city visit
ing at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Rosa Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stahl have been in Superior to at
tend the funeral of their daughter,
Mrs. Moran.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-07-22
Expect to Open Soon

Louis Wardner and Carl Hol
man, who will open a clothing
store in the old Red Front build
ing on west Bayfield, street under
the firm name of Wardner q
Holman, will have their place
open for business by the latter
part of the present week. The
building has been overhauled
and this firm will have a neat
place.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-07-22
FROM "THE DAWN :"

A GAIN the worlo Is touched with gold
"A The parable of dawn retold
In resurrection from the night,
In restoration of the light
A crystal chalice. In the hand
OF dawn. IS held for those who stand
Receptive. eager. trustfui. true.
Inspired with zeal TO dare and do.
Julia Halt Bartholomew.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-07-22
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IRON RIVER


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A hearing was held before Mr..
Jackson, member of the State
Railway Commission, at Superior
Tuesday, and evidence was taken
upon the question of raising and
lowering the water in the Pike
lakes and its affect upon fish life in
those waters.
The question of ownership OF an
island in the lakes is indirectly in
volved, for Mr.. Weihe has lowered
the water, so it is understo TODD. for
the purpose of determining the
question whether the island in the
lakes which the state claim owner
ship CT, was really an island at the
time of the original survey or
whether the island was formed from
a peninsula at the time the dam at
the foot of the lakes was erected
and the water raised several feet.
Winfield E. Trip, who was APP
pointed deputy internal revenue col.
lector few months ago by Collector
Williams, has wired his resignation
to his chief and asked to be relieved
as soon as possible. Mr.. Trip has
found that the work is not the kind
to his liking, but he intimated that
this was not alone the cause of his
decision to return to private life.
1t has not been announced who
mis- successor will be. 1t was known
at the time of Mr.. Trips appoint
ment that there were a number of
North Wisconsin's faithful" Demo-
Gratis after the appointment, so it is
likely that there will be birth of
candidates now.
The pickle sailing station erected
by the ]. III. Heinz company in tn is
city, is much more of plant than
people of this place generally sup
posed would be built.
The plant consists of twenty six
pickle tanks in all, and these vary
in size somewhat, the largest being
Ia feet in diameter and eight feet in
height, and the smaller ones about
six feet in height, and six feet in
diameter. The fact that such a
plant was erected indicates that the
company have faith in the Iron
River district as one being favorable
for a growth of cucumbers and that
other conditions here warrant the
building of plant with view of
permanency.
Father Juncar. recently or dained,
has been assigned by Bishop Koudel-
ka to the pastorate of st. Michael's
church in this city, succeeding
Father w. holman, who has been
transferred to Catawba, Rusk coun-
ty. Father Holman. accompanied
by his sister who has been house
keeper for the past two years. left
for his new field last Thursday and
many of his friends went to the
station to bid them goodbye.
T. F. Mackmiller has leveIed off a
plot of ground on his lot just north
of Dargie's garage on Main street,