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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-29

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February /.
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KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
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Apcsiiate Tsfm- hece--
Special Tsr--PW i-NANNlNN. t-MoAoh'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-29
NEW YORK PRICES.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.

wheat. Omen High Low Close. DAY
Nav si5Sa. 81 5et. 81 57s. 81 80, 81 .G,,
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tNTFRtOR RECEIPTS.
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REFEREES APPOINTED:
SUPREME couRr-LLhMAN. J.
Aufsss VILLA ste Realty to-b fiSmah-
49, E,fb a. iNorai- : Herman
Mater of Culger'--O n ltcoY
Na'''' By COHALAN. J.
Matter O, wallace Quinn
peiiouf ICasey-J J DIVER
Hioof.ood Reily-M J Mulqueen ~,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-29

sURRoGArEs' coUHT- KETCHAM :.
80 Cay calendar
COUNTY COURT.
Civil Cslendar-Pau iN-fANCtIL J.-i0 q M
Actiols friabie - tie court without !ulJ'
NaSsC0utrCo Freurd peNsr James
Acouagel,oI Gallo keaue5 burroughs
NegfeldI Rfler SeIusrip eTerl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
COMPANY E WINS ON RANGE.
Takes Htcks Trophy I'm Match In
seventh ReGiment Armory.

Company Il team of the Seventh Resi-
ncnt Rifle cub won the Hicks trophy
match with II score of 49, at the regular
weekly meet of the Seventh Regiment
Rifle Clu held on Friday evening on the
armory ranges II was veterans night
and many old time shooters turted out
Thu conditions Of the contest called
for three men teams. each composed Of
two eN-members of the National Guard
and one active r,enler. all to IL vet
Grams of the same company. The num-
Der of teams from each company was I'M
limited. Seven shots standing and seven
shots prone made UP the test. me
trophy was presented by eX-Scrgt :. e.
Hicks of Company - for annua coinpe-
titiou.
Veteran Walter Human of COMPANY
l. won the Mali cup match and also was
high man in the board OF management
match oJen until Sergt. Frank Wcnnei
hung m a perfect score and Won Out.
Tho shooting In the regular rifle ] u
inatrhes was less active than usual
owing to the additional attraction in the
veteran matches.
In the timed fire contest; =. ". Allison
and A.. y. Lcavitt tied for iirst place
with perfect cores of so each. and &.
Daut. J.. Drewson and W y. Bavior are
tied for second place There are five
prizes In this match and the men will be
required to shoot OF for their position in
the match. The scores
Hicks Trophy Match-'omrIuH T. !
: Miilcnrs n. ~, 35--61: r. Wcunels. n, 3'-s6
y. W. Doll. II. $685.. total. ly1 com
pany n. 1919. Company L. ial; company
II. $50.
Mall Trophy Mutch-w. Human, com
pa ny l.. g., 3j-s7.
boar OF Management match Limi,.dl
Human, q. @i--t
I BOARD OF Management Mach tOneut-F
Wcnnek. Company L. -. TO.
Timed tire Matcli-P. W. Allison, Com
psnv A. 20. $50; A. y Lcavit.. CoinpanS
u. -, $50: -. uaut. COMPANY A. -
9t-ia: = Drewscu Com pany -. =. -4-E
". \. Bavi~r. Company g, -. St-tA.
SLOW Fire pusliics Ton Na'"h-EXpei'
class. :, - Bostvtck. Veterans, "A. 3t-s'
shs rpshootcr class. II. V. n. Rack, Nc''
GRAMS. II. 3j-6s novice ella ~. 5. n Tor
don COMPANY L. 20. 53-s3.
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s%"rafch. second: Vi Ward. N.'htI. ..
CORPS. 3 f,"i, third. rjmc. ,
g. Yard Dash. Handicap WON Pa 3
rodcr4,oiu. Presentation cub.
W. McNtmarL lr canaan N-t'.H'.a'
\ G.. D. feet, third Tirc. {, l.,H
400 Yard utndir y Won 10y u O.. ~
gn.l,acmrd - >'T' s y ~ "a,
kens. Miilrose \. ~, yards. u.rd "a
50 ward Run. Novice Stay MN p 49,,
Il Grrssrcr. company VI sc,onn. y I
She.hau. Company H. 'hirI Time :, -.
500 rsr' Run scratch Won B. v
Hous'i. unattached. u. = Eean. tri
Lrugn'n i,.rum, third. rimr. { nil.,,
rhroe p1St'cr Mne Eur. u,r1r.,r-
KIN ,1"'9 S;"E 1} "In "
compao. i. - ards. tNirt t'r.
minutes % 2-i seconds.
Loco Yard .nauii.ar-Wor % II I,
McLsughlin, kmsnte - S' Nr'n.. .
yafd. s,,ond. d. J.. Eiylight.. T. Co.
f,oouu. 80 Yards '1ird. Tm'. 20 u..t.,
one Mic. >o,i,o-w Won by II So,
20 C.ihs g. topper. urt' arNoI.
I. U'Er"1 iousn'ia Lvr,i1. tn'-1 1854.
Nttici, %i.cosu, Won p, Ie.a.
Esl%"n, 3D. ,sT,1 ,d ~ :
ars' regiment 81 yards. a'oorI ... VI
Birlc. ". Cough E Bon ir tod U
S".sn1 T!';, H,,@,ii'T: .s -
and IT. oitmsn Iim- 3 minute. -
rh., Nc ru1 uausi.sp -
V.rI-. e.. 3. -c.. uYt .s.l.i '.o ,-t.
sc'o,d. y Gi,uakopulo. NJ 'r"~" s =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
SPORT CARNIVAL PLANS BIG.
hoy hand ~ Catholic Protector,
10 CuItxen the Occasion.

The boys. band OF 100 pieces from the
New York Catholic prolectOry has
volunteered it's services and Will play
at the sport carnival benefit for the
deserving unemployed of the city, At
the Seventy-irst Regiment Armory
next THURSDAY evening, An exhibit
ton In the Marshall Stillman system
Of self-defeuce will be given by = class
of forty Young women from thu West
End Presbyterian Church, and another
class of nifty men from the Newark
Turn Ncreiu will give an exhibition
srill in calisthcnics.
Mss Elaine Goldiug Of Bath Beach,
p'no swan from the Battery to Stccpi'-
chase Parh pler. 'Oncy Island, = dls
'aucc Of siNtccn miles, also wlll ap'
wear. Homer Baker, champion haii-
mile runner Plat Adam, champion
running broad jumper, ard nauy otncI
noted athletes competing that evening
Will b~ az the carnival toWaui the latter
Part az the progra mme.
nay W. butcher ~ 'olumhi. era ~
WAR School, "lHlnuinu lndiAu oluf
swinger OF America, and Frank kaius
America parallel and horizontal b..
chsmplon, viii no with The NcuarI
Turn Nereln team,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
HUNTERS FAIL TO RAISE FOX.
Two Hour Ride Near >yor~t Fails
OF It's

SYossrr. l. l.. Fob GA half dozen
members of tho M~elduwbrook Hunt club
..al a good Gallop after the ~foNhouuds
this afternoon, but were not rewarded
by being ablc TO start 4 foN. With
the thermometer lowering around -
degrees and q strong wind blowing II
MAS thought hat Few would come 10
the meet. but the cold weather had no
lettering effect.
Huutsman Allison tried his hest 10
jump a foN and cover after cover was
drawn, on the j. Watson Webb place 4
vas thought that the hounds would have
a fox afOot. as some good aCtlon was
seen among the pack Tor a few minutes.
but the draw resulted In a blank. After
two hours Of diliCent work the riders
decided to give up and rode hone.
Some good jumping and a few short
gtllors were had between covers. Those
out, were II l. Nicolas. the NJ T.. II.
Henry Godfrey, Thomas Eastman. "
Russell trace. n. Hoffman, - =. SNOW
and Huntsiuan Thomas Allison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
JOSTLED, BUT
GETS FIRST ANYWAY
Eallcsticr knocks Him Out OF
stride in 600 Yard Run
Real sprint En>ucS.
EGAN BEATEN At TAPE

Wtuiicld cough. the junior 90" Nard
champion. survived a teinpestuous TRIP IN
,bc spccial coo yard race Of the sixty
ninth Regimout games last night ana Al
On. finish was half a. yard in 'front.' OF
! uirl, Esau o. the Ir,.r American n G,
4. previou. winner of tbs event.
There velc ouly four starters in the
race. which featured TIC games held III
IN. arlnor.. at Twcuty-tifuh street ana
t..irptou avenue. but the big crowd
nres.ni yas rot disappointed, ~ me pre-
! a c,iors of n close contrst vcr" lulhII"n.
From ,,e crack Of The gun. wh"n '"HEh
took tho lead. Il was a foot race an '"'
yay. and bctor, thc men hud ih'Iit -
;led into their strides RalIDsli'r "l inc
: Ln,ty-.even'l Regiment ~ dci'i''H
Cough Of IN" lead.
na., All no vs, and ut The start of the
b,u IAN iunpcl INTO tn, lead. u was a
cri,ical moment FOR the indoor champion
and as he moved W. al ih' 'u'n l' VIZ
,n., with the should = o' tia'l'su'i anu
thrown clean out of his stride. 'ouGh
shook his arms iu disgust. pu' ''Sh" !"
ncy effort. which landed him ~ front
hat q lap from the finish. II wa fsah :
turn to do the chasing itcu. ana me- pur-
sued the leader with su'h persistence
that he WIS beaten by only haIf a yard
paregtier died away AND PM llalser or
th. Loughlin I.ycclm landed IN 'hitd
place. -
Nick G~lanakopulo.. starting from the
s. ward mark. was ths Virtual N'ra''n
man I'm the three mil" run. tl' 'nt
into the leading diNis'ou So Iui'lI\ That
"A tho end OF two mics IL appefred -
though the Greek w4s bound go score
an cas- victory. IT that time NICK
was only thirty yards behind Cost'll" ~
the Bronx Church Hous'. vino had the
limit o. 20 yards. The fast edr'N
pace OF G~ianakopulos had enabled MN
TO pass Arthur FoEcl. the Junior cross
country champion. AM Charles Pores
winner of tho Sea Gate nart'hur
Neither % these accepted defeat ard
in the next quarter OF q mile Fog
A., tackled the Greek and went INTO lr~l
place Nick was laboring anL q g"
3 minutes later. when the p'u'ky wiun"'
Of tho marathon rducsd alongside NJ
/, succumhed 20 Pores after a fc"nl" s'rIr'
Gle. Thai, ended the race. Cor Ingr
won nv ,vcnty-tive wards from Pores
who beat Giauak"puloS 10y forty yards
Jack Fllor of the Irish American \
1 6. STATED from scratch $50 In" SOC
y. ward harlicap. hu, eas shut MT in his
heat In the final j 9. Beck. an an
attached runner. had an easy journey
a. h" was ou' alone. siartne 1r"M We
u yard mark. There was CONTINUED
y jostlinC amonC the other competitor
and as . result W. T. Weiss OF IN
/. bronx church House. u finished soc
4 ond, was disqualified. r. j. Hillmdn %
Z the Irish american \. G. ran a goo
:. race from the : yard mark and nigh
1 have won II allowed q clear path ~
. finished second, two yards behind Rect
. The summaries:
i 81 Yard Dash. MISUNDERSTANDING
Rc5iincnt-No b NJ. " CAROL, com
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
sPORTSMAN'S SHOW ENDS RUN.
Winners in shooting and Wy Cast
ing Matches Announced.

The National Sporjsman's SHOW At
Grand Central Palace ended last night
after seven days of success, marked by
good attendance. Befor, the doors closed
II was announced mat the thre" baby
bears uhich have been of such interest
to visitors all hroug the week had been
sold and that their new owner would CIV
them to the New York Geological society
Nj Of the trap shooting and fly casting
CONNECTIONS on the roof were completed
Yesterday and a long list Of MINERS was
e---ounced. Among them wer";
Trap shooting -Amateur-A l. Bnrns ~
Irofesivnal-JaCk flaming. 70. women
Novice-Mrs. :. q Nogel. Long Run
rrophy-W. II. iu!e. High Ayeras'
Trophy-T II. Lawrence. Team Match
White Plains Gun Club
Fny Casting bait casting AZ
moving tarGet-A. j. Marsh, 90 per cent.
tisherinsn's bait casting a"vura"y-N J.
Neu, 81 lbs per cont Obstacle distance
ry-D. T. Ab~ercromibie, IS feet. Dry rs
sccuracy-J. ;. Sch~inn, -. Nccur"c,
act NY. 5. SChwinn 80. Accuracy bait
u :, Sch vim, SO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
YALE 0UTFENCES HARVARD.
wins Dual Meet ~ + 70 = score
with Better Rsia need Team.

NEW UAyrN. Feb. 27-The Vale fen
cling team defeated Harvard in a dual
mes; here tonight, score ; 70 4. To-
nights match was a preliminary 70 the
finals in the nte-colleciatc fencing meet
at the Hotel Astor. New York. April
3 and
only two points separated the ron
.es,ants when time va called IN al.
~ the bouts except ono in which fut-
nam defeated Little. Is. Putnam. VIII
Won all three OF his matches. was easily
the star o: the Harvard team lale's
team vas he:'er balanced. however. and
won in a close hniSh. DoNney. who has
male an exceptionally good re,1-d or
tho Yale team, was unable TO fence TO-
night and Harvard lacked two veterans
Harvard vss considered ve| formidable
for the team came 20 New Haven Will
n record Of three victories and only on.
d.fes:.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
KICKS GOAL WITH HIS FACE.
Hunsikcr Of Overseas w~andcrrrs
H~~o OF a~mpionshtp Game.

The Overseas Wanderers won the
cha mpionship of the Saturday Amateur
Soccer League by taking the final game
from the Central Y. VI. g. \. Of Brook
Ign at Icnox oval yesterday afternoon.
The final score was . goals to l.
Neither side scored In the first half
In the second period each side Tailed
one TWO extra periods Of fifteen min
Ues each were required % break the
deadlock. At the close OF the first
extra quarter of an hour no h~td1ay
had beer made. and IL was not until
i've minutes Of tho close that iIunziker
OF the Wanderers scored the deciding
goal.
Kicked out from . corner the ball
WAS Intercepted 10y the inside LEFT, who
bumped II with his face. TIL" ball set
tied safely within the net The lineup
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
Tiger Gymnasts Defeat Penn.

PRiScEToN, Feb s1-Frinceton easily
defeated Pennsylvania here tonight in
= gymnas,ic meet by a score of 80 to -
The Tigers took five out OF a possible siS
a-st places and three seconds Dunn 81
PENNSYLVANIA won the club swinging
while Capt Baker. Hill. kiuchner snd
iiaScrty were tho other ouaksrs to tally
Wiss OF Princeton was tho star OF IN,
meet. winning both the pa railcl bars an,
the tumbling.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
MoNTCLAIR SWIMMERS WIN.
Manual Training Team takes oaty
Que First piar~.

NoSrcrNr. y. T.. 1'ch - T~, N,,.
ual Training " gh Scnoc. " mining ..ar
81 Rropklyn was defeated tins tft"-roo,
hy the Nontclair tcadomv h' % :.ors ~
80 TO - In tiy. nf the siN "cut. =,
Montcl,fr lad was home mrs.. N. nt,~-
'irSt position was vo' 70. E"io. u' "
ual. VINO proved tho bcr ~ 'h. 4rv.
for form.
Taylor and Sope1hac r~u ''a-~d Nr
Montclalr. and rat Nshnv d12 -. '~S-
work for Manual. Tho former Sor .vs
trS $ ard 4 @roni be1ds ~ mn rg "
the Victorious relay. S:op'u't-s,7 a.
ueNed two second po> t'"rs and : nd
\ hhv won two Serr1i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
Have Tires Fortified

Mishap and misuse may lead to trouble.
even with Goodyear tires, But why not fornjv
against them in the bes, ways known?
That's what We do in GOODYEAR Fortified
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maker. These projections cost US fortune
They are at your service and YOU should
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

Al the Fairnont \ '-HarrN Pierce
wun when DICK Stosh quit in the third
rouYd
At the Federal 4. Jimmy Murray
knocked out Jimmy Smith in the MN
round,
At ia" Greensboro \. C-Joe Stacey
C%utpoiuted Mike Smith.
Al Browns Gymnasium go Young
Hickey won when Tommy Mooney quit
IN tie fourth round.
At the broadway SportinS Clph-kid
Graves and Terry Mitchell engaged IN =
ten round draw.
At the lrNinc \ C-Young Drum
ml" |outpointcd Willie Jones.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

LITTLE Rock. Ark, Feb 27-Racing
has come back To- Arkansas. The rae
ing bill. which already had been ap-
proved nv the House. Was passed by the
senate to-day. BY It's provisions pail-
mutu.l betting becomes l'sal. Only IN"
signature Of the Governor Is lacking
nov. II was announced tonight that
the entire membership of IN" Legs
lature would 90 to Hot Springs o-mor
TOW as guests ~ the city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

loose UcduS. In-cc eX-
C sive Goodyea ar
features best combat
these troubles.
They proved safest,
because the base in
each Fortified Tire
contains 1926 braided
piano wires.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
Take 1t a Little WAY

This is not to sell you Goodyear tires.
It is to ask you to try and compare them. The
future will depend upon results.
Our plea is this: Countless men who did
compare found that Goodyears averaged best.
Thousands Of new users adopt them cachmonth.
No other tire ever won so many. Last
year-our 18th year-men bought about one
Goodyear Tor every car in use.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
Don't Ignore the Facts

This army Of Goodyear users is com.
posed Of men like you. They want quality,
sturdiness, safety. They want troublc.saving
and low cost per mile. Goodyears best me-,
these wants.
They best met rim.culs, blowou,s and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
CITY COLLEGE WINS EASILY.
Beat. Franklin and Mavshan In
spite of sing Substitutes.

Tie basketball team Of city college
d-f.ated Franklin and Marshall Al the
G &. y. Y. court last night by a sorc
Of o. to 81. The local team eNcelled
It's Toe so far hat after leading in the
FIRST half by ~ - l6 IL sent in an entire
new Ave ~ substitutes The city col
lccc freshmen beat Stuyvesaut High
School in tho preliminary game by 80
10 l.. The varsity Imam
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

HAvFRFoRu. Pa. Feb 81 Tho soccer
team OF the Eugl.wood Field club, after
being behind In the nrst half, succeeded
i'm emerging on even terms with Haver-
ford here to-day, score, ! goal apiece.
Goodman, Englcwopd'S inside right, shot
the goal that tied thc scurc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

LOT inc money.
More than thal the,
offer yor the utmost pos
elh|c IN tires. measured
by cosl per m,Ir.
ANY dealer can .upp''
you Cocdy-.r tire, II 49,"
wanted sip- y. ~, - .tC =
he viii i~l-rhor- out l,'.'
branch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
Price Reduction

On February LIST VIC made our third bt
price reduction. These reductions in t>yo year,
have totaled IS per cent. Today Gool 70 %
tires, more than ever before, offer you mos,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
The Broad Way
Leads to Goodyear Tires
Some 100000 Have Found 1t

And our All-Weathcr ,rc.d bcet mc.
puncturc, wear and skidding. That's be.
cause it is tough, doublc-thick, eharp.cdrcJ
and rcsistlcss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

e. e. y Y. Positions. r and NJ.
NCtiil....... Right forward .......E Evans
R-onStein, Isfs onward. Iuha"h
Drake. Centre ....... POrterneln
enfield. guard. ....... Fcagley
LefkoNitL 600. Left guard .......- Berger
Scoro-r. 9 Y Y. 50 J. ant NJ. 81.
Goals from deld-D-ske. D. Brorateir. s..
L.howit2. . N-,ill. .. Tam, Evans. -.
Lobach. portcrhcld. FeAs icy. Goals
from foul-Lefhowitz. = ou' Of II. Evans,
q. out of H.. Simonds, : our OF T. sub
tutlous-Smy for Mctiill. Nudlrmsn
for Brorstein Slmonds fO' Drake. IAN" for
Wrnfsld, TAM for LcfhoNitI. Referee
O'rh"t ~ - john. Time Of halvcs-n
minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

The a. foot motor yacht Prosit has
been sold for John T. SchOeffcl of Ros-
ton to thc Boston Storar" Company
through tho Hollis Burgess Yacht
Agency. The Prosit is fitted with two
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

The Reliance Motor Boat Company 10
building a new Cinderella for Collier w.
Baird This VIII be- a duplicate Of IN"
boat exhibited at the New York Motor
Boat SNOW.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

Commodore Guy y iduuc't ot the
Augusta Yacht CLUB has purchased 'he
motor Yacht kcstral II The yacht Is
al Grecnport and is l07 feet long. is
feet 2 inches beam. She was built al
1912 for Edward T.. Caldwell from de-
signs by Morgan Barney.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

At the annual meeting OF the Fhila-
delphia Yacht club Philip II. Johnson
was reelected commodore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

Lawrence Percival. who recently sold
the class Il sloop Sally Nil. will have a
new Yacht in the same class in time ior
the opening 81 the racing season on
Marhlehead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

Twenty ncr ccnt. ~ the members Of
the ROYAL -. Lawrence NaCh: Gu are
in tho Canadian coutingents sent to the
European war
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

= George Cromp;on Of Worcester, Mass.
has placed an order with John q. Alden
for a 80 foot water line auxiliary Na~L.
The yacht Will he 81 feet over all. 10
feet Il inches beam. i feet draught and
will be equipped will a II horsepower
engine. II will he built 10y +. +. Pendlc'
ton Of WisCaSsCt, Me.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

Holland s Duell of yonkers has
ordered a 30 foot Hand V bottom boat
which is 10 he built by the Grcerport
Basin and CONSTRUCTION Company. The
yacht will be equipped with an eight
cylinder Van Blc-ck motor or $50 horse
power and is to make the trip from yon-
N"rs to the Battery. twenty miles. in one
hour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

Eleven eonders owned ny members of
the Inter cub Sender class Association
represent seven clubs. Al are expected
10 take part I'm .he sport in Eastern
waters next summer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

Louis T. Hall. president Of the Co.um-
bia Brass Foundry. has taken >ptc" IN
he Hudson Terminal Building and soon
viii open a New York office The Mud
son Terminal is fast Incoming a show
place for motor boats. engines and ac-
c~essorics.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

pr. Samuel c. Hopkins has sold his
cruising sloop Sakuntala TO a Lynn
yachtsmdu, who Will use II OF Mhrplr-
head. The transfer was made through
John -. Alden.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-07-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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Elko, Nevada, Land Office
May %, 1915

NOTICE is hereby given that George
B. Williams, Of Eastgate, County of
Churchill, State of Nevada, has filed In
this office his application to enter,
under the provisions Of Sections 23O6
and 1907, U. S. R. S. the following
described land, viz:
Lot One ~ Of Section 4, Twp. 80
NJ, Range SIS e., NJ. D. B. & NJ, con
tanning 20.66 acres.
Any and all persons claiming adj
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character of the land, or for any other
reason, to the disposal to applicant,
should file their affidavits of protest
in this office, on or before the 3Oth
day of June, 1915.
JOHN E. ROBBINS,
Receiver.
First publication May rs.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-07-01

MARY PHILLIP, Plaintiff, VS.. AN
TONE PHILLIP, Defendant.
The State of Nevada Sends Greet
ings to Said Defendant;
You r hereby summoned to ap.
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ty days If served out Of said County,
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defendant on the ground of desertion.
Dated June 80, 1915.
ROBERT B. HUNTER,
(SEALl Clerk OF Said Court.