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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPFR,-The local street market "as steady
am siertrolytic quoted A. lfA4Ahe and cast.
M Al IlL ai4sc. IN Looion eopper closed ~
abt iSs for standard spot, 40 Tor 'llAIes AZ
80 l0s FOR elestroytic SPOT -.
TIN On the Meal EIchanse vas easy. bsin
quoted AZ 5S50s39 5oc ~ slot IN p-l1h lo .,
II iondor Nm closed a. $50 for standard SPOT anl
use for futures wiki sses " 40 tons spo' ana "
LEAD steady. New York spA s-,s sse :
ard East - Louis. S'5asoVc- D''I'N '.'
SPLITTER strong: Nes Nora spot 80. ~
pasf ~ Louis sZic. London tpel1si' ~ - -
- ion market unchanged a. tlt 43aSlt -
fIr No foundry Ngfthsfu
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
FEBRUARY %.
Manhattan.

LAWYERS Title ms 4 TT Co TO Lawyers Htz Co:
9TH a.. age y. atty. Law Title Ins II GO;
N Trust Co 70 City Mtg Co; l4th ST. S5l ";
stty Law Title ms & TT Co; 81
Cly Mtg Co 20 Isidore Essenfeld. 23i + llth 81;
Iilst st. S5l ": atty. Law Title lns u Co
Title Guar & II Co TO Ida Adams and sno ISL
and 7s3 5th az: Warren 81, 81; atty. Title Guar
Biglow. Anna G. 10 Ir1na F Loeb. ithaca. y Y;
West End az. $40; atty. Title Guar Co: $4,000
stern. Clara 10 p Wynen. 1891 Morris a'; IN Az
Foster. De p. and ano. trus. to H IL jones'
IT'S w I'D St; Amsterdam av " s. GIL 9 OF
1879 81 2jIlOO One-thiTd part: aiy La" TIE
same 70 A Jones. I75 W 72d at; cne-third part ]
same property: same atty; 81
Same % Mary Bradford. 2020 Bgay. one-thirt
part: same property. same atty; 81
KinyslAnd c 4, trus. 20 Z hlngslAnd, trus,
Babylon l. I: Amsterdam Az. W g. 49.ll o OF
1924 s.. 251l00; atty Law Title ms II 60;
same 70 same; same property: sans atty; 81, 900
Waiter c W, 70 J L Cummings PaSsuc "
1851 st. 81 W: atty, Latin. Yonkers, " 81
The Bronx.
linton Trust Co. as trus 10 Anna G wleksI $500
NJ J sullivan. eIr. % Annie ' Day, gdnI assigns
mtgss q
Bridget Cleary 10 J y Elliott fLVVO
Mary Campbell and ano 10 Margaret Tsoori u
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The Bronx.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY 20.
Manhattan.

27rH ST. lS E.N Solomon aft Fannie LsTy
45IH ST. to i y Alexander Sc Forty ": :af e
I4IB ST 10 and i22 Z, Rubin ct Al at
Caroline Condit ct al. Feb o. 1915 tby bonndI
10TH ST. and w. p Borgia ct al at L W
Morrison Ct al. Jan 10, 1918 by depusiD SAT- 80
IIOTH ST. Q and II W. l. FShman aEt same
be" a i9lI nv depost): $l55
SAME PROPERTY. j Enron sgt same, NOV II,
1914 (by depOsD. SlOI 50
tI0TH ST aud W Elchenb&um Bros sgt same
Ian lB 1915 (by Deposit: 1896 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24

fon ss's's. " Lrdsls7 - A s@brins ls
wash ngiou PARK. Brooklyn Jan H. aiiys. Rem.
sfu 2, 80 WAL =
WALES Az. a. as ION o.. 15iio0.
Emma Ackermaun N Antonio Tveyya. 2s3 Pleas
ant AZ. Feb 10. atty. A Gothic. Is Liber,y
18Th ST. n o. 2037s Southern boulevard u 81
100 Mar Nolan n Helen Shea and .no, szI
227th 81. Feb II. atty. Bords. jr. 3ss l.sh
81 800
1874 ST. i. as B,ihss,. az. sjrioe; n 2
Rogers N Moss Estate Inc 40 wal o. Feb ~
Ettys Cfeeyey 4 H. 50 Wall 81.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY 70.
Manhattan.

LEXINGTON Az cal: Flinton Mslss Ins at
Woolyerton. trustee. owner; MARVEL. con:
s7IH ST, 8ls r. J Tlno Co. Ino ass Braun,
owner: x Russell 60. contractor. 3ll2 10
The Bronx.
WEIHER COURT IS; A " De Rose et al AIT
NJ AmanO. owner and contractor; SIS
BOSTON ROAD, cor i65th 81, eSxl5S; Berger
MIG Co at Marvin Operating co. owner. Young
Mems Hebrew Association. lessee; Fitzpatrick
Contracting Co, contractor; sZO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24

license for the expectation Of merinos you'd he
granted II there was surplus when tho needs OF the
Allies were supplied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
STORAGE NOTICES.
LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
sO-f2 II. 4end st, 1855 4. iit ST.
- NI-W YORK

o.
To Mrs Walter c: Adams, Mrs JACOB
Berry. DR.. Thomas Bradley, NJ or Mrs
=. BrRune, Mira Alexander cameron II
John T. Clarke. Mrs. Sadie a. Clark, NJ
or Mrs Arthur 8. Cox Samuel d. Crafts
Trustee: Chalmers Dale or sadie j. Dale
Kate DAILY. W. W, Denslow, capt J.
Drouillard. James Dunno ana a I. Shand'
Trustees Of Estate OF VIM. s. Ponun; WIN
II. Dupont. Alfred II. Dupree Mr. or Mrs.
r. Edmunds. John I. Elliot Miss Mary a.
s. Faherty. Mrs. Lillian Bacon FitzGsrald
Grant, Mr.. or Mrs r. G. Graves Or. J
Hardy. Mr. or Mrs EDWARD Hatch. Mrs.
Harold Ravens j. W. Henning OF Marqnlse
de Charette. Mr. or Mrs J. W Henning.
7 w. Henning, Maggie Hughes, II. Pierson
Jones, Maurice j. KATE Miss Elizabeth
Kennedy, Mrs. Grace kerngood' Gerald &
King, Mrs. Anna p. knowlton. MISS a
Kolie. r. X. hanson, Thomas ID. MCCARTHY.
Niss C. Mcclellan, Mrs George Herbert
McCord. Burr Mcintosh. Mrs. 9. Coleman
MAnyllls Mrs f Mastinell, Mrs. a. Mo
Granville Moore. Mrs George ID. Mumford.
Muslcal Forests Miss a. hester. Miss
Annie Nester. Mrs. {. y o. hars 20, or , Eila.
abeth ODonnell. 7; F. O'keilly' MISS El,.n
Minturn Post, Mime. Adele Marie hiqoe.
Mrs 4. J. Robinson or Miss Agnes ~
Robinson. r. Sawyer. Miss Annette Schemes
Estate OF H. o. SeiNas. George a; Vie
Eand, Executor: Taylor. Jackson q Brophy.
Attorneys: Miss Jennie Seward. Mrs L. ".
Sims Mrs. l. l.. STREET. Miss Esther ;.
SpGntOn, o. II. stanton, Mrs u. y. stevens.
Frank b. Kelly. Public Administering OF
Kings County; Miss NJ Louise Stout, Mrs
Nellie g NJ Taylor. Unity Trading Com
pany. by A. y. Carpenter President Van
derbilt Estates Company. by walter
Thorpe, Vice President; Nine. C. Won
Bergen, Mr. or Mrs. G. X. .. Wade. NJ a.
weiss Mrs John Wynne and Mrs. Emma
Yopst: You are hereby notified that the
storage being due and the time for pay
ment OF this COmpany's lien therefor upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired and due notice thereof having
been given you. this Company will csus"
such property. TO wit: Household GOODS
personal effects and merchandise, stored
by YOU in its warehouses and tor) silver
storage vaults. TO be sold al public auc-
ton, according 70 the statutes In such
case made and provided, at It's Warehouse,
an wednesday. March 10th. 1915, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. by walter c. Gilbert Auc-
tiOnter. - ....x.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. February g.

New YORK, feoruarJ Is
BEEvES.
in live cattle Feeling rated steady, Dressed tyef
vas quiet At lOal3c for ciy dressed native sides.
CALVES.
Rr' So re OF az; ia 81, MARIE 5er sisA e. c i
$50 So: ycar.ugs. s. 5l BARNARD calves nom
nal City dressed ve4s were IN fair dem4nl a.
isl1c, couatry dressed calves Guis. and weak al
IS sniS.-w. n Hume, IS ,,al: 80 10 average. at
" TToBn & shannon :. ,eals. iis ID. sl3. eullN
i''' . SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts ASS. = cars on sale Maze e. q
Common and medium sheep sold a. ~ PUG ~ y
NIch lambs S 10. inferior state culls, s. 10.
Dressed mutton steady Al 90 l2c. dressed IAN. ,
slos a. l2haHi7r. bog dressel 's.las -, Ns ~
= - Kern. Commission Co. Is5 CLIPPED Mich
lambs IL 10 '''''''' aos docs ''f 'O' w.
Receipts $685. hsr car On sale Isslns s'f ,el,
quiet Al gslo4c pet 10 for medium 10 HSn'
"s w, o,,. v.s,.riayi-w. r. Hume. - ',ns
hogs ees ID average. s. 90 per 100 10; roush''
'' J. g Curt. son: Is STATE hogs $50 n 81 'o'
.. a. 80.
csp , I! e ,;s g .. . 2; 55s,s =, 9 ss3
s. loS,5 So hsaD. 80 g T9ush s. "a
g. 80. piss s. 5o@i6 IS. CAIfLiLsg- le,ei .i -.
1000. strong native steers ~ SoeS;, a., Ss
sHEEP-Recslpts. 900 strong. sheep 5, ~
81 65. yearlings. S. 5Oats Is lambs. s. I5e - 20
v Kansss CIV Feb 3-HOGs-ReceiDts 1000
Io,srr. bgk 81 5000. heavy. 50 5ga$6 %. pack
ers and butchers. S. 5iat6 20. nght. s. $3.50 70.
PIGS. S. l0aSs so. CATTLE Receipts 100 iiE.'
~ tritne led sieers s. SOS so, dressed beef.
s. Ssas7 IS. Southern ss4ti g. COWS 81 20 u
s. Is. hcfcrs. tsatS %. siocker5 and feeders; 70
RsT Is. bulls IS 95asG 50: calves. o. 5oeSl0 Is.
SHTTP-Weceipis ~ 200. higher. lambs. s. 20 n
So yeafngs. 81 259Ss IS; Wethefs. So 5esS 3
ewes. 500 s. 90
81 louis Feh s-HOGs-Becesp,s. 1900
higher. piss and lights. t5@E mined and but
era Sc 10Gss o.. good hsaD. 81 I386 s.. CAT
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LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
secrstsry ana Treasurer.

TO LIONEL sTURGEs. MRS. c. s. NOR
ris Mrs T. 81. julien. Estate Of Lizzie
Woods, A. H. Miner, Mrs. WIN. y. Hoas.
Mrs. K. Maude Jordan. Nine L. dA Ferrs.
A Preble. VIM Reiman. Mr. or Mira w.
r. Runyan, Mrs Gussie Barnes, MISS
GLADYS Du Peu. Mrs Maria Morris. Mrs
II. NJ Cooper, c. o. Horstmann. Mrs. Leila
n Johnson, Miss NJ r. Brustman, G. y.
Uolzderber, Julian p SAKE, George ID.
Zahm. Edward Jeantet. A. 7, Gregory,
Mrs Nellie Barnes. ,. y. Grindeu "iilAn
r.. Egan, attorney for Hotel Gsrde J.. y:
Baltzicy. Miss y a. Duggan. samuel
RIVER, Mrs +. W. Spencer. Ludwig Bag-
mann & Co. Arthur r Muilansy, MIS- l.
Mooney. Mrs. p. Ely, Carl siegler or Ethel
Jones Miss ". Barney. 7. Kusaks; Mrs.
NJ Algie. Eugene Moore; j. W. nh9tne'
Mrs y. W. Miller. Estate OF Ella ".
Amber J. g. Amber. Executor. Dr. irving
p sherman. julia Moody. Robert G. Ess-
- p. Levy: You and each OF you are
hereby notified that the time Tor the pay
ment OF our lien upon the property here
matter described having expired. after
due notice thereof had been given you. Ne
will cause such property, 10 Wit, HOUSE
hold Goods. Personal Effects and Nerchsn-
disc. stored IN the Columbia storage Ware
houses by you or IN your name cor IN
which you may have an interest) 20 b
sold az public auction, according 20 the
statute In such case i ,H, ~. prSFio,n,
saturday. March sth 1915. az 1880 A. NJ,
ana n the sale thereof IL not completed
on said date the same VIII 10 continued
AZ the same place on each and every Sat
urdAy thereafter. beginning at 1880 A. NJ,
until the sale is completed.
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES
LONG ACRE Exp. a STORAGE wANEHOUss
Co. 40 W 4fTII. \. Y CRY Tn M, Lyman.
Ms. Mace. Mr.. ouson. l. schasief, Mr.. hs1nessey.
Y Guhet, Fary. g. Setk- Mis- OBnsn, q.
Herman. Sir. BrOWns. Mr. HYDE. No. ChAmbsn'
lain. NJ. Dcessnsr. X o ssaHsn; Dbl
Gdnen. M. MoGlyun, n. q. Check. W y. fbt
J. A NeAry, Mn Mccullough. Nf. sPohSs \
Mebane NJ Church. NJ J. Okogrks O. l.. Ceses
lard. NJ Ilesley, II. wieiap. J. Dcitieure. A brAt
III Brown. You are hereby u1iinei mat ths urt
Tor this aims lien upon tne property hofelnA,ef oes
scrtbed having expired such property. 20 VT; hvsss
hold goods. pFronal tfects AID nsrchandss, fior-t
hy sou In their wafshose 90 b solf AZ puhte sne,
ton according O. the statute " sach C1se mafe al
provided ~ their warvh0uss. No 40 West tIth o. I,
New York city on Monday March sth. 1918 Al
10 so o'cock hy John D. MORT. Auciionesr,
LONG ACRE EXP. a STORAGE MARfh0tsE 81
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AUCTION SAL -

BY yIRrUE q two sepafa,s siscutioas-ods /
Agsinsi Cote, and Ekelman essins, Cese-stl sell
% day az 40 A NJ 81 i3f5 leainron Ave /.
Manhattan. iot o. Desks. chars a ohce furri.
tufs MATTHEW y NULyirOl. Marshai.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24

lref opening quiet. unchanged 10 10 points de-
cline sugar futures remained inAriye The mar
ket closed easy. % points net lover. With
sales OF 1850 tons. Range Of price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

The following plans for new build
ings were filed February % in the Blu
reau of Buildings:
Manhattan.
PITT ST, q $50 = Delaney o.: for a one story
saes booth 20 llI3 1889 lII3.s; p Sorinssr. 81
w 2lst 81. owner: y Leyinson. l0l w AID st.
architect. cost. S25Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
Hann1erStein Sells Opera
House in Lexington Az.

tIr- ETC. f1ss 80: sub 10 ~ nu. fs'o''. ~
the plaintiff for so 6ia .,o, 81,
l7iTH ST 55s ", -. 332g PIy io.. ~, : y :
Walton >, .Ii y Uosr atty: y DuTy. ri. dns
1851 %, tAIss ETC. $3.50 sub 10 " mig '4l''''
10 ns plsiuuf for fl-.45).
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RECORDED LEASES.
FEBRUARY %.
Manhattan.

HTH ST. 5. lHlo " Of MIdiion AZ. ~
100. ali. y Eddy e, al s5Is. 70 y L9%Sa-
ben Rockville Centre. L I. 20 yrs from May
]. 1918; atty, W Maloney, 500 BWsy. S75S
20 Az. 1882. rooms on % door Bertha ,
Wiku. 10 NJ Altman. 500 l02d ST. I-l2 Yrs
from March /. 1915: sttyA Legkowiz s. 2ss
Bway: a9S9
GRANO ST. sss store and b, Bernstein 20 II u
Bauman, l0l Grand Il yrs from May l. 1879
atty, 5 Brlnn. 81 Psrk Row Ns9o
CHRISTOPHER ST us. AL; San Fslese RlT v @
70 X Cnlbr1L. e5 Thompson siI IN from Eco
sri sf' Gle f; rooms Ervund aOorj Bau-
man 70 Flelss, Gle r. 9Th st; s liza yrs from
EAST BRoGoWhY 234; ALL Am SAY Bank 70 y
MOndscheim, ill3 Prospect az; 10 yrs from req
10, 1915; atty / orr, 203 Bwsyi $500
SIN Az, 1906 store: II WolDin 70 LINE siesn2n.
l20th Ct: l3 3.l2 yrs from Jan - I'VE
sttys. Lind & p. 40 Cedar s.: Ho-S
The Bronx.
1857 ST. s2i and S2l + tprohab'e erros) II
Boschen 10 NJ w Zpkin. $50 LongNood aV and
Rnoj Yrs from March !. 1915; attys Fluegelman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24

IN ~ % POINTS from tho final r. Saturday. Tina!
quotations were 10 10 90 points n't loNer Rance Of
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24

PROVISIONS.

~. ,,s,lst felt the Influence ~ the decline In
- 81 criees we're weak under aiflFe liquidation
T6Rk-Fasy: mess, $.tsi2l family. '22ef2i;
s19 9 ,..Iy S5taSgG. packet S2aat2f: eiua India
S.S: moss. DRESsED HoGs--Fim. bseoss.
CSC: $50 los. ehe. 70 l9s. sse. i42 H.. lo,c.
Pas.s,. ~. 70 ns. ie4 al2Ac; l1lr. 1lHeil4c.
p G hams steady l2ee ,TAilloWIS ,g%
nr-u N,,idls West 9T5a8Njr. city easy. s%G
go r,sned veal. south America llioc; Cont
80 lie. Rrszil legs. ~ t1r. compound bueD
I.,a.Hdy "a. 70 80 sTEARlNE-Easy. olco. l0ac.
city lard ING
cOTTokSEEO OIL.
Trading was active. sales amountins 70 81 go "a.
- fy's Weakurss 81 lard and heau selling Tor
s9tbero account against frcer offerings ~ crude oil
5000 a general nqWdating movement cary ih NE
A. whis6 uncovered stop los- orders. ana ihe Gr
Gin. Vas not Ned until prices showed lossos {"
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HIDES.
LEATHER.

Not much ch.rTs occurred n the locI hoe MAJ
Net during tho week and tradlnE vn quiet ~
tone. however was iu and prices we're w. ~ "a.
Bos1'u uefo quoted At 5-ho and CeHt'h Atle''eA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
REAL ESTATE.
NEW JERSEY.
COUNTRY.

FOR HOMES IN the real country within
committing distance consult Country HONS
League. 20 West 52d St Phone $3.50 Mad
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Firm ,rd Their was q gooi demand from fho-
manufactures Hsm.0ck fn's we-s quoted al 90
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-19
mn DO so without favor. M. Err

VIII do so without favor. Mr. En-
win said today that it was impos-
people did not want it enforced and
that to secure the results desired in
WaXahachie it would be necessary
to have the cooperation of the citi-
zens. If the law is violated the
people must affirm as much in open
court or else the efforts of the Of
ticers count for but little. He takes
the view that the traffic law is a
law for the people and that they
enforcement to cooperate with the
officers.
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at the lock and dam threw him the
chain, which was not strong enough
to pull him out, but it checked his
progress So that his assistant, =. /.
Flores, reached him with 4 boat
hook. In their desperation they had
attempted 10 hook him under ms
right arm, knowing it would b. nee
essary to stick the hook almost
through him to pail him out, but
when the boat hook pressed a@ai1st
his side he grasped the handle III
a death grip, and when he was pulled
cut of the water and hauled up on
the bridge the sharp point OF the
hook was yet few inches from his
flesh and he was uninjnred by Il.
He says he cant describe just how
he managed to retain that gasp be
cause he did NOT realize inat it pro
badly meant death to let bis weight
go against the sharp hook but ne
did and was hauled ont without sarj-
Gus injury. He said he never san
the unfortunate man who w vita
him after the boat was eapsiled. that
''Scotty' was under water the tvo
times he came up. He said he was
one time pulled down andee jhe
under-toW and came up again.
Mr.. Stiles SAYS ne was con sGiOuS
of his peril and fought every
minute of the time, bu- he k1ew lie
was making losing fight and mad
made up his mind thu, he could nor
be saved. 1t was an experience he
would not underte'a a%air fer al.
the wealth this world could besfo&.
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70 aes
e. t9a af ma.
a.
8l
shm
g enE
@ sh#
@ a.
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~ ssk Il
#s Ara ar Il
s : =
~ hF tas tzE 4
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a6 - ga
- ~ s e Has &esa -
~ t ss@gA a#A sas aassa
= 20 sseaas@ea A s6a = AIRY
EaHssss
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-19

MI. Su5eSe 1t VIII be remembered
very Narrowly escaped death u an
overflow on TRINITY III the VICINITY
OF the Mialahd bfldge some weeks
age, when he and one Of the Loo X
ana dam employees had ihetF BOAT
q psized ana the companion was
dFo" hed. Ia fe-tei4lns the story OF
ms accident he SAID 1t would long
'e f'ioehef'd by hlnl as Al7 closest
tSii. ne sloi Oh me l''l 'deai II Re
't'ied no" Engineer 9jIIe7. WIN
9e"llA i'l'taie, III boaI were ear
tNlng q 'aote across the sNoi'eh
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-19
RECLAIM OVERLOOKED
LANDS IS PURPOSE
AMENDMENT TO BE SUBMITTED
IN JULY SHOULD BE CAR
RIED RI BIZ, VOTE.
Reclamation Engineer Arthur \
Stiles Urged Heavy Vote.
Tells Story OF Fight
With Current.

Arthur A Stiles, state reclama-
ton engineer, is here frCm Austin in
conference with Hill Ha;Lin, q. W.
Finley and L. Raphael with eference
to overflow lands in Trinity river
bottom, with view OF designing
levees to cditail the overflow water.
When seen ly a representative of
this paper Mr. Stiles s ii jEere is at
least one amendment = tbmit-
ted to the voters Of July
which should be carried by - 2imost
unanimous vote. In this connection
he said the state constitution at
present limits the issuance Of bonds
fer Ieyee building 10 % per cent of
the assessed valuation Of the land
to be reclaimed. This limit does not
provide sufficient funds fer the pur-
pose Therefore the legislature
creased the limit OF bonds to so per
cent of the valuation Of the lands
to be reclaimed. The people VIII
vote upon this amendment to the
constitution at the election in July.
and it is hoped that the amendment
will be ratified by the peopie
''The public should bear in mind
that this amendment affects over
flowed and swamp lands only. It
has nothing whatever TO do With
taxes on other lands 1t is for the
exclusive benefit of the overflow and
swamp lands, and the owners OF such
lands greatly need the amendment
gather that 80 per cent of he
owners Of such lands favor this
amendment. and the owners of such
in Ellis county should urge the reo-
pie to vote for the amendment"
Mr. Stiles stated further that the
lcyees being constructed in Trinity
bottom, in which local parties are
Interested. have Withstood two very
severe floods, there being only three
greater floods in the history o. fhe
river
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Retail Market.

Cotton seed meal, sack ...#..=.$1 -
Cotton seed bulls, ton ...,.... So oe
Cold pressed cake. per 100. 10
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H H Pprns
MAI 81 iaAaf lAKht fssaee
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Liverpool sales .-.,...-.....-,,- ) ,ooo
Liverpool receipts ......=......10. 095
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-18
MASON Tells WHAT
WAR MOVES MEAN

New York, Oct is.-Ths blackest
week Great Britain has faced since
the beginning OF the war iB causing
the circulation OF rnmors from Berlin
that tentative peace Is under eonsid-
oratlon.
London, however, denied these re-
ports. and expressed the belief that
Germany will soon be suing for peace
because OF the danger OF monetary
collapse.
Though II is impossible TO tell the
basis for the renewed peace talk, the
entrance OF Bulgaria and the open
Ing OF the Teutonic campaign In the
Balkans are factors which may short
en- tho war. These have caused a
profound fundamental change In
England's relationship to her allies.
As long ms the neutrality OF the
Balkans prevented the Germans from
going to Turkey. Egypt. Mesopotamia
and India, Britain's empire was Sc
cure and she could adopt an unaiter-
able attitude TO the peace which the
other allies wanted.
But now no longer is her empire
outside the area Of possible Teutonic
aggression. Therefore Great Britain
must rely upon her allies more than
previously.
This tends to equalize their infiu.
ence. SO. when France, Russia and
italy want peace, II viii be danger
+ ous for England to hold out alone.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-18
ARTILLERY
IS STILL SMELLING
GERMANS IN WEST

Paris. Oct. iS.--French artillery
continued today TO she'll many parts
OF the German western front. In the
northern section the artillery and in
fantry struggle around Bois-en-Hache
has turned to the French advantage.
Today's communlque told Of repulses
OF three German attacks there.
Further south, to the north of Yer
dun and l.ihons. severe trench fight
Ing and bomhardmcnt OF the German
works were reported.
German efforts to occupy pits which
exploded mines made between the
lines were repulsed. Violent trench
fighting was reported at Nomency,
while at Gremecey, Biodcourt and
Blamont station artillery made quick
work of the Teutons.
Advices today Indicated the Ger
mans are trying to break the Belgian
section OF the west front.
Heavy damage, It is thought. was
done by the French aerial lombard
ment OF Treves in Rheinish Prussia,
In retaliation for Zeppelin raids on
London.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-18
FLOODING RIVERS
CAUSE LOSS IN
SOUTHERN STATES

Denison, Tex, Oct. iS,-~Choked by
heavy autumn rains. rivers In north
central Texas and southern Okla
homa are on tho rampage today
Hundreds of thousands OF dollars
worth OF crops have already been de-
stroyed. while railways In some sec
tions are demoralized,
Corn In tho shock has been ruined
at many points. while thousands OF
bales OF cotton. unprotected, have
been destroyed,
The Red river rcso l3 feet and
washed out i65-foot trostle on the
Katy railroad here. Katy and Frisco
trains to the north have been mn
nulled,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-18
PORTLAND MARKETS

wheat--club. los@lOSh; blue
stem. 104Q 1051s.
Oats--No. white feed. $3.50.
Barley Brewing, 1850; feed. ~,
Hogs--Best live. Z.
Prime steers, 6.75@6.S5; fancy
cows. 4.70@4.75; best calves. 1900
IT'S.
Spring lambs. 7.15.
Butter--Cubes. 81 ".
Eggs Selected local extras, 40.
Hens, 1914; broilers, 1904;
geese. s.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-18
FRENCH SHIP SUNK in
THE MEDITERRANEAN

London, Oct. 1S.-Seventy-one are
reported to have perished when an
Austrian submarine sank the French
steamship Admiral Hamelin In the
Mediterranean without warning. A
later Marseilles message said S3 Of
the crew were landed there, but men
toned no casualties. so 1t is uncer-
tain whether the S3 included all
aboard. N
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-18
NO MILITARY POSTS
no BE ABANDONED
(By United Press Leased Wire.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
Washington. Oct, 1S,--S Secretary
Garrison today announced that the
now army program does not call for
abandonment OF any existing post.
The secretary feels that the coun-
try needs all It's posts for training
posts II the war department Is given
the increase he recommends. No new
post nor arsenal construction, how
ever, Ia contemplated,