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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. February H. 1918
BCEyES.

BEEvES.
p,.,.r,, ,ay head. nearly all FOR ,ausa,ei / I'm
irg e4sc fairy god .iGrs ' CON-, s. - dressed
'' S,s s1 snamo SON vs., ?: E Es9iafT h steer.
az ~ 90 ~ so a. COW. 1000 81 IS.
Receipts 22 head - o. a. 's az 5 Mf 100 b. 10
FAIRY sCI orc-ed: culis IS to ss25; Gull barn
yard calves. Dr co,1try dressed i5di5'sc
'' s.ies,s s.gdsrs 80 ,e' IS y p sIs5a.Si
81 ss', Per 100 100 3 3 81, J. 'o''' '''' -
'-'''' SHEEP AND LAMBS. =. ,,,,,r,
p.coir,, , 5J5 head. cars on sde 70 ua 'I
w VIZ DIESEL mua IA some demand i, a. " 10 lsc
a aos aii sei at s9sso per carcass.
Receipts s25: all Tor ssashteL 10 tT,ii i N
n 49, feeling steady. Country dresser ncss
sssdy 0 Al &c to f2'se per ID. for medium 10 Hs'
"I s.s late ye.erdayJ g c sG s.r 100 SGS S
s,alc logs ies ID s'ef ttS s. 81 siss, 40. S.
c,,.,,, FEB. Ii--HOGs-n Receipts. :. 900 ;
rons bulk 50 65 g !, s. 80 900 i 50 S
mi,c 81 45ai6 72i. heavy 80 % i,erets
C25a;s co. pig $50 ,s.sg s. s. so s. ~ Western
..a, 9l cows and heiiers. s. lSgH, 80 80
$3.50 o. SHEEP-ieceipi, ~ oVy, HeN &C. Sotg
s. -. q, uocs-Re~sipi, q 900 E.
- Louis a., iiyht, S. 75sS5 50: mixed and
6a ss's oo good sael le1 Native = 5ssi steer, e
IAIILf. he'rp'', - Motors SOS 80 stOckers
sa S g. Tes1' ' ,.e iao 75 native native
90 80" ,.rttn- SIJEEP-Receipts l.OO0' l0NeI'
T ma,ion,' s5as5 10. lambs 'Se'S 81 ''1I'Hs'
"SS 80. az city. Feb uHoGs-Eeo.iD;,., 400 %
steady. bulk 50 Ds'sss5,; ss.y. li.b, sSi5s
4I 53 pS Sn' s. 5osss 20 CATTLE Receipts oo:
SOW primo fei steers ;s@S ~ e. covs s, $50
q is s. 'Oc5sTs and !, iS' Sos, o -
g,91irirp Op.,,ip,s 600: steady. lambs. }. nVs
s. ' IS. yesrn.s. 81 1906 20. weth'T' "s'' w.
'" W. Bgrsio Feb ll.--CATTfE-Recs,p,,,, SgS
slow vFALS- Receipts 90 s,iiTe ~ ssSS e. % .
IioGS-Rrrelpts 2 500. slow he@V % Sv@ e. ~
mixed. Sc Ss@t6 50. Yorker: 80 egeh Ptss; 20
@t6 Il. roushs. s. !jese s i5g ,,.'n ,iiJe
isInb. slow al sSess -. yea,lng' SssS' Ts Ven
eTs s79S7 IS. ewes. s. 'oe'o 30 'hee'' '-'''o'
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southern Railway Preferred.

Il much because there was a meet
: Of the Southern Railway directors
sl,rday as because the dividend for
: trsi quarter Of the year has some
'e been declared In February in
IS OF March, the report got around
u action was 70 be taken on the pre-
pee dividend. That no action was
iS'n does not necessarily mean that
tiyidend will be passed, although
"a, end 1t may amount to that.
/" last year the rate was reduced
/ 10 Z per cent per annum, and
per cent distributed on Decem-
~ was in the form of scrip run
Tor FIVE years and bearing inter
q the rate OF per cent. In the
az months Of the current fiscal
Ir Tie earnings on the preferred
q amounted 20 s3-100th OF l per
,gainst 6.7 per cent in the first
~ d lgl3-'l4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
PARCELS SOLD AT AUCTION.

Parcels sold at auction in the Vesey
Street salesroom yesterday follow:
by Joseph +. Day
.yrp ST. q? West. $. 225 S.h Az -IloQ .
Sty tenmt and stores Hannah Cohen az
Realty 90 q al. Morrison & schlH Attys. Moses
Cohen ref due sass To- tlIes etc. $50. 5up
let to a prior mortgage o. ;5l37j. 20 Philip J
Curfy Tor So j5i.
At the Bronx Exchange:
By Joseph +. Day
OAK TERRACE SoI. 100 v BeeSman AZ -ieI
100 : sly dsg Mary l. Esther AT 'smuil
IIonis 81 Al. Herman kudlleh. atty, Arthur
G!esrrtch ref due s. 81 IS. tsIcs e.. SIS ~
20 lie plaintiff for 5000.
By JACOB a. Mayors
WATSON Az. ; 800 Castle I'm az looIi9$t
vacant. also. Watson az. 5H5 Oasle MI
az 5oI2l6 vacant 20 B.ackro-k AZ. Jennie .
buckle Il al trustees. 49, Colorado Really 90
et al Eugene Bery. Stty Jos kaufman. r., dle
S594 80 tAIes. etc. H.s0o. 10 Tie pl4.nuh
By Henry Brady
MORRIS Az GTT-s7s a. 50 i53d At. 50Il0o
sty ,enmt and stores Anna Geislef az IA
Cunningham Fl 81. simmons Harris & Roralo.
sttys. PBnniS inUsh4m tsf. dne. 500 y.
lsIes. etc. ,-.sss y adjourned sine die
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Street Wakes Cheerful.

4. "a, in no spirit Of cynicism, but
amer As = rejection Of the cheerful
,g hat rising prices had brought 10
lTsersee houses, that one observer
4G just before the close yesterday:
mn are going around this market as
gs,sr does a barrel" All through
) III there seemed TO be anxiety 70
,ai any little fault Of neglect, ana ma
y. stock was poor indeed that did
n End some one ready 20 give IT a
80 m the ladder. Not for q mum
N Of DAYS has there been such q
rrjnr ND Of bulhsh news, from me
ag nights speech Of President Far-
4 Of the Steel Corporation 10 the IN :
.a.sd figures Of the country's latest
a.e balance.
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$50. Pac.-Regular Rate.

ltsr the American Sugar Refining
szpsny declared its regular dividend
tie early part Of the week the street
gsay well gave up trying 10 MAKE
1;iAl for the bears out Of possible
|srdend reductions. So the Southern
|nsiie directors dividend action at
ssa yesterday caused no surprise
d, company earned the dividend de-
AIRED and something besides It's
,siihly statements are showing pro
rasNe recovery and the railroads as
\ Whole are looking forward to better
i.,intss, with the revival Of trade ana
a,iEiscturing started by the spending
Z tie farmers and others who have
tnehted largely by the war demands
y their products In that hlndslght
|paisA sees so much more confidently
tan foresight the Street said yester-
|ny hat the company would have Dceh
.'ilaed in continuing its REGULAR diVl-
|'ad rate even if IL had had TO draw
'9a accumulated surplus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
Railroad Earnings.

The following railroad reports for
December were made public yesterday:
Texas Pac.hc-Gross. 81 .6jf739; detrcase.
s2jS 500 net after taxes S5siN5- decrease ssh 2+l
Rutland Rafoad-Gross. 1858 s02, decrease. So 70
OO4. net, $50. sg9. decrease. $500
Chicago a Eastern IiHois-Gross. sl,229.SCl
decrease. S530s. net after taxes. s2jl752. IN
crease tl5T.l73
Spokane Portland a Sesttle-Gross $3.50
decrease sac 1876 net after taIos 500 ji2 Increase.
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More Gold Coming Here.

Soiher importation Of gold TO this
...'y was announced from London IN
,<s.enen, that the Bank of England
,R0o,0O0 for transfer from Ottawa
NsS York. Exchange rates gave
Nason 20 doubt that the transac-
vas in the ordinary routine OF
ssSs's, as demand sterling touched
- IN the course Of the day, the
\" price yet reached on the move
and almost the lowest ever re.
20. Al the same time demand
got down 20 5.20ts and mark
=, 70 s5S likewise extraordina-
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SUGAR.

p.eo,d unchanged. fine graduated BENG Listed
90 ,hs b,.is oi Use 10 &C. stnous1 az Ie'.sIs
were doing Du,ihss; a., ba s %ss iisiI Raw
SAD 70 Dc under liosrsi onerings rom Cuos
SS,ims 10 the better shipping .cils io5 aob 80
.eu,e we -Ssrsrs Al s,,c cost and freight tqlA.
.I ~ sor csntrifuTsl The market closed 80
With further onerings at qn9!eo ,,,h, ce.i al
slo,ed .. The sugar marie, will be closed Ia
a. AMI Saturday
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Liverpool cables: Spot quiet; sales
5000 bales; speculation and export, 2
600: American, 1000; imports, $4,000;
American. $4,000; middling upland
5.O-d. Futures opened steady, 2 to 2 e
points decline, and closed barely steady
at a net decline of Az to points.
May-June, 49317d; July-Aug., 5.O2 I'D;
Oct.-Nov., 5.1412d; Jan.-Feb., 5.2ld'
Manchester: Yarns, fair business do
inc. cloths steady.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Interest a. per cent unless otAef"bo "A'Su''
FEBRUARY II.
Manhattan.
AZ n "a $50 . 5th -. le.lIs?: Daniel
NSn'Jisr and ano 70 Israel GeginE. l-o BI5oine 81
IN s. RS . c. atty. PTmui SV- b"yi
eRoADyAY. cor Duane 81; I5Ilzts MAJ
NEJ.rll.z-e 70 L Trust Go o. I. - VAL ", :.
feo ~; Que re' . ''''' $3.50 900
gLpRlDGE ST. cor Hester e. ei'9 3,.s. o; Why
aro. rs ~ 80 ~, - sos 900
FuIToN ST. SIC from Greenwich o. =l.st5S
Enly Naugie 10 ] AeNefmAh, ell osI-o-I ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
FEBRUARY II.
The Bronx.

FOX ST, = cor Avenue 50 John. s7Eiio. Rork-
land Realty Co loans Avenue ~ JOhr and For
street Corp. 20 erect one sly tenini " ~
stores "a payments. 80 600
AVENUE ST JOHN, s. 81 n For st. 5SKll0.
loans same. 70 erect one . 81 tenni II
paymentsD, NZunp
CORNER formed by Of Charlotte 81 AMI
n VS. Of sesbury Pl. l00IllO6: same loan. Sea
hurry Construction Co. Inc 10 erect ~ ~
tenement with stores "a paymensl, 3h 900
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CONSOLIDATED GXCHANG
RECEIPTS.
CnEEEE.

There seems 20 he disposition 70 liquidate Old.
style contracts and 70 sell against holdings q
high grade RIO which not wanted Cor con
sumptive purposes. When the new contract comes
into effect. July l. No Rio which g. the highest
grade deliverable. will command a premium of only
100 point, IS which f. the basis. while Santos
grades will b. az 200 and mi, account the
The market was weak. closing l06l9 points net
lower, and Il was thought that coffee would
have been sold II the demand had been IN sight
Local spot trading was dull, with Rio - quoted al
171c Range OF prices.
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EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New Yor} February H. 1918.
GRklh.

ILL., Hme1' nav, 49, ,c.,s,'l,y ,-.rs
sac o, weSs sna ,s fy,,, msry 81 me leading
grain states. while interior r"'5 W.'"t,S me'0 T,i
snd loSeE aec4.'s S.o.. . ,J iSsres.cI rres,Iro
movement ron l.S ,.t, ] ~ h" tbo faro n
on tte ll"in',. aIIu ~ :. 10 l,,y ~ ,he dsy
ag.So tepIll uH' 49, 81. ~ ina nres,ure OF
WIN n,, los'vs ". 49, rlc,,idaiia9 and stog-
.oss ofueIs were .5o,,''' a, iC,, - Tho J.I
70 VIC gen'Ss M'sN''s -. e., b,sb - ne
Ntauts VIZ p, "a, 80 4, .ss sv1Iept mat
- 10 ~ - .t, mi make, and buyers are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
Bank of France Statement.

Paris Feb. 1.-The statement OF the Bank ~
France Tor the week ended February shows the
following changes from the last report issued Notes
IN circulation Increased liz 81 900 francs treasury
deposits decreased : ,22 900 franc general lie
posi', decreased 30 20t 600 francs Ills discounted
Increased Ti9. 900 francs. advances increased 49,
IS 900 francs gold decreased $4,000 francs. silver
decreased ia 0OO ffaUe,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12

s-y s'trs' tae s-orrl. ~ asc higher '7u sa'.;
- .al sa,.lds :; r ~. n-l ,..-ss,t y
Seconds. 1sagii4t. state dairy. a1s,t 80 81.
go 70 prime. zoe; imitation creamery. hn'f
CHEESE.
Receipts. 2 s97 boIes Market erm some opers
tors rot oreTns their selections o. vel cured state
siHisr :sPaa 5Ds .p'is: lsss ijag' .y:;.s.
Wisconsin whole mills, donIs isl,les. i6s isbe
single daisie. le&lsEe: twins. l6d 1850 iounF
~ slic. Water. specials. lais ~lfc. choice. IT,
I,r''!'. i:.',i ."e' sa'' s-s O.. a .l -,
al .-,s..sr Irc-h sa,bcrsi s1tra are dozen.
49,. .'iI9 anu ..f al.'' o., iiA. ;Ss
nr.ney "1.te' ane 20 i'a3 90. sai1,rgd. as u
-ti1.. gathered and mixed -jG-it.c.
FRUITS.
FHEsH-Roter feeling iu sFrlcs. ard rr'rs'
show some advances though top quotations are -
,r,me ',I ay,las' fresh receipts stasOeTip,'
S%4ss5n % kinf PEI G asS;
s H5$s,s wss..g 3 Scssa' Gr.:nla. SECS s:
ots 50. ok a,a6or. siRAWHEREIi;s. Of. q
CEAEELt 81 ,.'Pe Col Col iss DBL POI, 5gS
& q! H., In Sri,si' mt .6,Ssl. I. l. III,
,. .u1Sr. TANGER Ms. IA strap 9u.0sli
MN>hAihI,%,s, .oGt! 90. sAIStMA A .cig,ss
I. Dos, 81 .raS3 90. Porto W.o ?o,G&l %.
turar. Slrs1.. ca. 81 1tnt- 8 IbAILFRl ~.
s.. rlNEArlLhS Port" Rico req Sps,.sh ,fAe
81 s. 50. Ia. 51rs s.. cuban; 81 25"I sung. n
.aysnne. F!4' crate. 3isS-' Isle Oh i''''' ''S
'' HAY AND STRAW.
MARIE, steady On high Ersde umo,J hay . Con on,
ton $2l By. 40 81; No to . 81, ti ,., 81
4gPHy, ~ 'Vg s alS lfS HS S SIG sss,5.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.
,.,... - go s,,.,. stcad, q, lower
pre,s Ls.srp.e Iae and fancy ,eitu..s nlsnrr
ro.AruiS. bgru.ia. 40 POI |oGS'. 90 N.
500 5.. N" ZANE 'a.', Ri. p" or i t.s s. a5s1ts.
... p.iN '.l % 'n. R1I Cii'i ID a-ap.
'' i. 81 yvfIr rorATors. Ie-
.. usl,. s. .rsl o.. Southern. lle$i =.
ONIONS. rl''. ..'e 4Si' .'s. '''s - 80.
s. 5jaR-: AET,nuEtS. bon. $3.50 GTNn. 80 =,
$40. ANISE bul 81 2jGt4 30. Haas "a -, ~
..''.' '.''" 81 INN siafs. HFETS. 100 bcAe..
cat. 81 55atI -; old. bDl. 81 jJ3fl j..
CAEhulS Oh l0V-lo pas 90, 90 d.. %. 100
&S' ~ t,s2. CELERY. Fis. l0-nch crate. 81 80
ssl -: stale casa. 81 5O@,s so ca Sos
ClLEklAt 100 plA'a'' =, "a TON $50
81 'v4 - - Isl I'd Old. ton. ,3OGsS5; bot
m :, s .;ss - IS "a. Lo eSa n, ,ss Euope.3
ae q load 'i@i &c. 8, SH l 3HscAR6 1 Dol
- - bs,get sI0t q; EGGPLANTs; X ~,
boI 81 56ats 5g Cuosn. la'3 % Hok ;,,-8,'d
I-W bI $jdg5 25: nearby, %,@A: mI,mIt'iTf
o,,i ioo D. SOS. k4IE ~ e. No. no'; Sc
hAhI' Nv 'Iu,r,%s ,,fal box S3gSJ. LEEhS.
loo taa,hc. s.s> 6gIT y 3 Pl 80 IS
U ia5 1ncass Iat5 30: PEAS ars, basket, 60
S. snail sIaS So: PARSLEY. curly Dbl; r 81 .SS
IA ii Boa. s ,aGSi 20: cuban. $50 20 rA ,so
SNIrS. tEigsg "a. KoIIAINE basket, 81 500 81 %.
I ho, Sias. sIHAIT6Ts 3d. E-a g. So Ai y,
M sa Gpa S' wide Ii =. 55qs So , 5rINA sS1
bb., 81 dOGA- %, IoMA n n. p\.iTS white bo
& iiS5, SlO S,absss ;5eGt. \ o. Dbl 81 5oaS'
wATEHcFESs, 100 Sa", ,.n ' c.ss
POULTRY ANU 1A"t' -, p,r,a
yIi ~ market strong OF iaHcy grades. IT.a.s
light IT. KIN ,,r. fo1e, Z2isc bDs. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

The following plans for new build
ings have been filed IN the Bronx
Buildings Bureau:
MORRIS Az s. rs l6s,h s.; 10 sy b1
tspmts 20 5I;g, 80 .NIOO 80 xii: A SchwErL-
ler 800 T. l6Bth st. owner. fremont Arch iectufL
CO. 4Oi fremont aV. architect. cost. sa5O.O0O.
STEBBlNS Av > 500 % Westchester aE;
So brs tennis 4OEsS. FoIJale Really Go. y
starkmSn. rs Beck o.. president owner; hgy5m-
borg Architectural Co. 1873 1851 ST. arcaitect'
cost 5000 49,,
Is4Th ST. IS 1873 Tsbout Az; S,o1 brk
teumt l27 S71CO 80. koyscs Construction %.
Julian Koyacs -95 Alexander Az. presld:hl: owner,
$40. 900 -,
IsITH ST s. GAIA nebout r, sly brk
tennis 30xSO. o. a. 59Is0 SIS koVacs Constuc-
ton 90 Julian koyaCs. 1913 Alexander AS presi-
dent owner W Hoppe. so "estchesier Az, ar
chitect; cost $50 eOO.
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The Bronx.
WHITE PLAINS Az. cor 22Oth

WHITE PLAINS Av. sc cor ??0th Ct. sty bnes
store aud dwg. a 1890. Halprin Bros. sst3
White Plains az owner @ Crosler --3rd 81
and White Pa az. Archt: cost. Sll 600
ALBANY CRESCENT. o 1907 Bailey az.
sty brick teUmt, lI2Igs. NJ Martin. il-3 Bway.
owner. Moore & Landse!de. Sd az and lis'h
- srchts. cost. $4,000 $50
garage Il l124l. VI Goidwasser. llo2 Ogten
aT, owner. LIsug. lE5 Madison sV. areht;
COLLIDE Az es los 50 Q lio,h 81. two s,y
brick tennis. 50rSs each: Cary Building
Co { J Carey, 1879 southern Blvd. president,
owner: ] = Boylsnd. F0rdhAm Ri and Ncbstsg
~ alrht. tOtal cost. $50. 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12

Fiv MacDoxsl Memorial Ash 70 sarah c smith
4n1 ano. fi'tN..r
srrsIa Rl,y CO 10 RockiInd BlJ CO.
some to same.
same 20
sane % Inpch Bell. wv
y Trust Go 70 Ciy Gig CO. ~
SANE 20 sane. ~
Cy M,g Co 70 Lawyers Mtg Co.
Same % sane.
tuman. Francs 10 sAras. b5yl
LaNysrs M,z Go % Rockiand Rl'y Go. 500
Green EI A. % Louis Iaruns S4.f''
Clocke a ID, wa tyils 20 North Side NiR Corp
90
Boyn,on. Sarah n Peter wynsn. Nojo
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
N,w York. February II 1915.
BUTIER.

,.- -. with nhsTAi rerflpt lhf
-, - - ~.-,d deritas ~ the reduced hspirs
No.. AZ. t.sins he'd moderately aHl tl'', p -
,Stii.d frs ~ f0f 10 grades 81 crc~nicff 'I'-"
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couToNsGED oil

The market Vas active .nd prices de'e,opri re-
LeMes s,mnsss in lard and hight offerings o. crude
MI prices were S TO u points LET higher Range
Of prices Y-ster-
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PROVISIONS.

HOG products showed surprisingly steady tone. IN
visE of weakness IN the hog markets, due 20 more
sStIve demsnd from stockyard interests PORN
issI ,20af2s REEF steady mess. f2ls {2S. fam
Iy ,94SS2s packet t2S9s2i extra ldia mess ,s;
GEr. leO h. etc: I4o ID. i0ito piss. 1886
cuT MEATs-Pies,ed bellies 0gsi 10 S 70, ia' ~
M strsd;: special. &c: civ. &c. country, o.
@s5,c LARp-Mddse Wet, 6r,,i io'is '2 2oai GG
~ "a. Rail kegs i3c. compound steady. 50
&c srEARINE steady. o!eo. lo1.e .o'se. city
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Green. LliI A. % Louis IlTuns f4'f'
ClOcke. q De VIII uus. % North side hig ,"fpi
BOynion. Sarah. to Peter wynsn. ito5o
MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY a.
Manhattan.
18Th ST. "a s1d O. West. D Stern AZ ? oski-'
al Rhine alIt- 5Suers j Deb Leighton All
d DsWnD1r. .esscss AID oouuaciors trercFslls
FORSYTH ST. "a. Rubin az Lev 3 H.rzos.
olVrsfJ Creofhsrg 4 Freeman. co1trsctorS - b
;sTH ST. 200 West Brown A 90 al Bg0m,
g6ner AID Contractor. SOS IS
AVENUE A. . Y 90 "a q. if2s.I IIi.I irr,s
Auto IrucE Storage AID EIehsnc Co. coz.
wIsT END Az. sst. A Jane. Go 80 81.
hsnns. owner Aad contractor. So
The Bronx.
ELs.ERe PLACE. s2o. II Schroeder, r. az
L.,her Hsn.on. owner. Carr Hare e..n..
$50 ST. lo.l East: Borrem az, o'Doasel.
oNHsr. II Lasse1. contractor. ;f5j
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY D.
Manhattan.
20 Az, 81: A'bereno sioas co AT John Do. ..
The Bronx.
l76TH sr. ia =: Abraham Ram al Mitchell q
NcDsrmoti Constraetion 90 e. Al: teo ie5;
PROSPECT Az. 1919 % 1875. Hang O voikmss
Az George Bartholi e. Al June Is. lsisI SIS 90
LIS PENDENS.
FEBRUARY II.
Manhattan.
BgOk0wAr - and ~. and John a. 20 y:
hanIe1f Ma 60 ag Convent PARK Constitution
60 90 aI action 'n f.gcl.g-e LgClaIlCs' LEM.
srys Phillip, = AuD.
RlD6E ST. .H. ~ J4'.. trustee 81, Augpsta
G-e,A.paa e. al It,... t0 SCI. aside deed. etcI
auy. A ps.mgr
STANTON ST. cor Nlrfos o. GSI5ss; "
Jtsis trustee. ~. Augusta Gr-easpsn q 81 &c.
GTH ST. as 100 n u IeIlugtoa AZ. l55TiooS.
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currp AND LAMBS.

Receipts 1855 head cars On ss'e .,..ty. ANS
up " IIyssssJ mute, iu some demand al .. 70 i-c
ner ~. dressed amos quiet .; l-;g,,W. ami.
hog dressed - ca a' reS ,s[rass
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-08-14
Totals
EAST JORDAN
w. G.. +. u. CONVENTION
AT EAST JORDAN

The Twenty fourth Annual Conven-
ton of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union of Charlevoix County
was held in the Presbyterian Church of
East Jordan, August 4th and 5th. Due
to the rainy weather there was very
small attendance, but all delegates
present were active in their work and
interested in the coming campaign for
state wide prohibition.
The programs as printed were carried
out with but few changes and were
both spirited and instructive. The
president, Mrs. Gertrude Burdick OF
Charlevoix added many enthusiastic
glimpses of Western Temperance work
and practicable suggestions from the
recent Harbor Springs Chautauque.
The Union regrets that Mrs. Burdick
expects to make California her home
in the future. Charlevoix County loses
an active worker and California re-
ceives a good citizen. The following
officers were elected for the coming
year:
President-Mrs. S. j. Alcox, of Charlie
voix.
Vice Pres. at large-Mrs. E. E. Hall, o
East Jordan.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. Sarah
Wilkinson, of Charlevoix.
Recording Secretary-Miss May l.
Stewart, East Jordan.
Treasurer-Mrs. Cory, Boyne City.
The number of temperance worker.
has greatly increased during the pas
year and they stand ready to make
Michigan white ribbon state.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-08-14
Republican
Banquet
AT Boyne City, Friday Night,
Aug. 9th.

The CharlevoiX County Republican
Club held meeting at Boyne City last
Wednesday night, at which the several
committees were appointed and a good
start given the arrangements for the
banquet to come off at Boyne City Au-
gust 9th.
j. M, Harris, as special committee
of one appointed on previous occasion
to secure speakers, reported the ac-
ceptance of the following: Senator
Townsend, former Congressman Dick
ema, Congressman Frank ID. Scott, and
correspondence has been opened with
good prospect of securing Hon. Joseph
Cannon, of Illinois.
An effort is also being made to secure
Eddie Guest, the renowned newspaper
humorist of Detroit
There is every prospect that this
event will eclipse in interest and at
tendance any previous gathering OF its
kind in this county. Republicans pro-
pose to demonstrate the fact that they
are very much alive.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-08-14
EBERT BEDE SAYS:

Why are there so many mother-in-law
jokes-a mother-in-law is no joke.
Some folks just can't get over a spite
fence erected by neighbor
A knocker usually makes enough
noise to be heard above most any up
roar.
It's pretty soft for the young couple
who have their nest feathered for them
A physician finds it impossible to live
up to the reputation his wife gives him
Some folks think luck is against them
just because they have to work for
what they get.
What's the use OF man being good
when woman will be called his better
half anyway.
Sometimes one person appears un-
usually strong because his associates
are unusually weak.
Woman never gets her clothes so
tight around the hips that she can't
jump at conclusions.
If there weren't lot of suckers in
this old world a lot of other people
would starve TO death.
One reason the wise keep their
mouths shut is so they will get paid for
imparting what they know.
The girl who graduates with highest
honors quite frequently marries the
most ignorant stick in town.
There is no place like home" ap
plies just as forcibly to the man who
finds it impossible to stay there.
A great number of folks holler hare
luck when the same amount of energy
properly directed would bring gooc
luck.
The man honest enough to admit ir
an argument that his opponent ha.
made a point, falls an easy prey to the
book agent
You can flatter man or woman il
five minutes into doing something tina
you couldn't drive him or her into do
ing in five hours.
Somehow or another we do not have
any great respect for the man whs