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New-York tribune., 1915-02-22
E4hctiOn Markets
|qG1edter City,
Business Building Near
Fifth Avenue to Be Sold

to Adele L Colman. Al W s5d ct: Jan 20 atty
W N-Fhguse. 81 Liberty st. te5oo
WILLIAM ST. lso-iS2. - 500 Fulton 4.
CITY Real Estate Go. lt6 EvGy. b and and
as. feo lS. a'g. T'fe Guarantee and Trust
IsT AV. os. az 5;h r., 1881 ex2s ski 6
Julia G. lewis % Theresa Weiss slj W l7eih
u lmts $l0s0ol. all liens: Feh ~; ats. 4
so ST % +. "a so5 "a sv 2o,os O. Annie.
wife o. VI Rose 10 4 4 Levy, GO = "a 81 q g.;
ell ueas. Te5 $; atty. u S'crnlcht 23o on
SANE PROPERTY: Martiuson to same: 6:
Al liens. Feb IS. same atty 81
s1H ST ~ z gs A,e j. J. spiro and
Minnie Ilrsch 200 " illh st {. all Hens
Jan u. adi1Ss 20s " lll,h =. 81
20 c c Jackson gio " i7h st. ali liens
7srH ST lula W. n $. 22i2 IN av. ass1
A'tsviSts Holding Co. ll7o BEU plaintiff tmtg
$4,000 Feb -. sttys. Simmons. u & y lss
SoTs ST. s. 100 W 10Th av. loo1IOo5: city
Rank q FsyOHre. y J. 10 Directors Investment
co 2l Ave C. BNonne; and s. Feb 3:
7isT ST. i54 y IS. 272 " sd av 2OIlco s.
J Or,l. eyr " Orh. 20 Adele Kneclsnd. Tuxedo
Park \ lm'g $4,000 Feb 10; atty. Lawyers
Ii6TH ST. 225 "a sy. 2oIloolo; A Gun
HinghGm 20 Isabella Conforu. S2A z lleth st.;
usTH ST. IS. Ss5 lss av 2oHiOoIl. same %
same. an liens. Jn 20. 81
I4lsT ST. =. 5SS2 W Sth av 90 9 TO centre llue
ola klngShrdgc RI 1lO0N34 sX9e Il Williams
Rundiug Corp to lIlh s. Construction Corp. 1872
Nassau 50 mtg t2Noool fco l9, atty. LAWYERS
I4sIH ST. 5il.Sl6 ". s :. o. " Amsterdam sy.
Al SN9s II l4Sih A. jlS-iZ0 " = 2tGs v
Amsterdam sv Al Sxea n. $50 Broadway Hold
ING Corp 10 w II Lofty. 4 paTt tmis ssi.o.,;9o /
The Bronx.
DRlCCS AV oCsq us Is lOrSST. " n Wright
New-York tribune., 1915-02-22
INFORMATION BUREAU.

Inquiries relating 10 trade matters and conditions
should be addressed TO the Editor OF the Buyers
Column.
Oues.-At what times of the year is
Il best to 90 on the road with a line
of leather goods, for jobbing and retail
trade? When calculating, do you tg-
ure on the cost or selling price? Yours
very truly, Irving Rosen. Ans;--The
latter part of July and at the begin
ming of the new year. Add 33 l-3 per
cent to the cost price, for overhead ex-
pense, and then add your selling ex-
pense.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-22
About 5000 in Bread Line.

More than $500 men and eighty
eight women stood in the Hotel Knick-
erbocker's bread line yesterday after
noon. The steward had prepared 3,100
frankfurters, 300 loaves of bread, 210
gallons of coffee. 90 gallons of milk
and 10 pounds Of sugar, but this was
not enough TO go round. Patrons Of
the hotel helped those who were unfed.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-22
Peru to Buy American Flour

Lima, Peru, Feb. 2l.-The govern
ment has decided to import -four from
the United States and sell it here at
cost price TO reduce the cost of bread.
In an effort to meet the present fnan-
cial crisis, the Finance Minister is
seeking to arrange a loan of 81, 100000.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-22
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with amount Of mortgage and name and address
nf Attorney
FEBRUARY 20.

FEBRUARY 20.
AMSTERDAM kV, s. 49ll l49d st 251lOO;
Jan 3. 1905: ! Heller 90 Mary Bradford 2O2O
Bwsy ct al; atty. de Foster. Is Wall ct:
$27 600
70 April p. 1908 G. Smith 70 Flora J. Solo
mon. attys. Gettnsr Simon A. 2ss Bsay.
s. 900
LOT 224. map Of Uuderrliff Terrace Morris Heights
May 81, 1905. Mar A Fitzpatrick 10 NJ German
atty. VI iettus. $50 w list 81. Sc 900
Jan a. 1918; J and Emma VI Regsn 10 Cor
porate Mort Co. u Cedar ST. atty. ID Patton.
- Cedar 81: 81 go
18Th ST. ga W, 5 8. 1910 Bvay, Is Sxi0O:
Feb ls 1910: II w and May 7 Merchant 10
N NJ stemberEer and sno. trus: atty. LAWYERS
Mtg Co; 3l00 900
New-York tribune., 1915-02-22
FIRE RECORD.

T. AZ az Attorney ST. J. Blgmbe-g: trnns
. Is Easi fist s.. owner unknown; trihing
s.50-slt ami PIG BgOoms st.. J. Lirtla: damage
-. IS Madisou st Sam Stelnssrt trifinE
ftS-s5 Avenue u. samstein Bru.. slO9
,is 900 stanton s.. Jacob Lelpakfaie; S
sq6--IisO IntsrVsle Av, The Bronx, Ida le'o-
wiiI: trining-
a. sis Fss, esth st Pinkus Sokal ttfing
Z M tsg E.st S9th 4 sam Rappapcrt tnnins
= al Us uorfiursi,lr av. GOOdA White: trinlng
SI5-iiS and III West lSjth 81. Nall farAef'
an y, NIontromery s.; Julius EissnbeLs rihins
ssS-Tss East 1874 81. Charles iAnk0"itA'
a Hais last lo7th St Murray SsieIo; ir!nins
tT Sig gjgd ., G0odrch ostAie. 10
"a III Alien 4 Jacob Gfecubsrg uiflhE ,
= ge-Nes York New Haven Hartford hAI.
Wv wad opposite li3d -. fern ana fehoe'
-oo ~ E.st 9Th st. Flei.eher a Co, $500.
~ al = i4Oth - NJ Bsrgnelf. trinins
90 I'D Rutsers slip. l. TerstskJ tnnins
"a u Water 81 Latham A Moen. S3.evV
,n i,s- Am.tsriam az l. Bsder. no damage.
II 6o-6ss Third Az. W. NoE. tnnut
New-York tribune., 1915-02-22
RECORDED LEASES.
FEBRUARY 90
Manhattan,

aIh ST. ". pier, City Of y Y to J stern 4
S01, Inc foot " i0th 81 10 yrs from April
. 1914. ats. Corp Counsel. y y City. 1910
U!h lN. ls-. part store: hoobtr and tno %
} Kennedy. l1g llth Gv. yrs mos from
hU J. lsI'. stDs. Obcrncer i. 80 Bremen
hovsroN 81. 245 D. store and basement: J NJ
hotsCh iu S pfeckey. 100 Norfolk a. - from
,NU 1875 atty. ID Friedman. 5o3 Bw0; 1880
IN bS .5ll-25S al. & Cusier. "A receiver. 20
W kG'y -s-s 1ih az. - from March ]. lsll.
tlJB Olirel. " 4 y. lts2 Bsay. $3.50
Wih ST. lV3 w all. Marie Mundorn % u
ktcis l5J, Fulton av. yt from Jan ]. lsl5
,t,ys Benhai a Gossest. $50 kwy; $500
VI ST. Isl, l.. al, Louise W hnecht 20 ftNi-
fsta Dauer 2ss Oh -: 4 yrs from May !.
,...ls Afty NJ pcrimSu. IS Liberty ttt i,lfO
VIZ tN - $50 store and basement ii Baker
= l. kaplsH ard Suo. SAl w &tth 81, ~ iTs
M May lf 1915. a,U. i ksplAn. q! sM
CTS ST. - D.. all. r = I5don. ear. to W 4
b9.utr. N1rk0rs. 20 yTs nos from feo 70.
iis ly, 80 an. b L0ucubein ct al e1s. 20 Peyk
Pea CofpH N IN 10 mos from April lSl5 4;
s.D. d l. Cooley. % Wal -. $4,000
The Bronx.
Nlhlff SV. T51. al. Dieter 10 NJ Riin. 5s
~ g.. 5 yn from Doc !. 1914; StU.. 9
WlBysS sr. isss. all. usons and lSo %
had.n. 5s , llsuh -. IN from scw =
nIs6EIt Az iiss. all: Macy CONSTR Co 70 b
tatmsn. 1888 iutcrtslc AZ. yfs from Jan y
"is. Gty6. GoldfUlu a W. so BNsy, AbSVV
New-York tribune., 1915-02-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY 20.
Manhattan.

Nos a 1918. ~
iooTH 81. t0g ": Unscr Psrquc, Floonng Go az
lpoth n Realty Go st al fCO 2j. 1914. tGsj
sOUThfRN BOULEVARD, s. issi frcemsH
a. Charles schiciuFof agt Daniel. Oct 4s isl!
New-York tribune., 1915-02-22
LIS PENDENS.
FEBRUARY 20.
Manhattan.

AUDUBON Ay. u " cor l76th a.. ssllIlOO: Man
haitian savings Institution er New lork Real
st,,s. Rapallo 4 kenne,g. ,-o-,on,
SIN AV. es. 22.ll lliih q, i7?1loO. Lemon ~.
IN " cor lSSth 81. 2jIi5, and l5sih s. lt2 w.
pblup Hess Ct al al w W Davidson Uofecosufe
=, mtsi attys BAndlef a Haas.
rossyfH ST ls: Mels Iadek q a. sr Simon
Landrcs ct al foreclosure OF u'U' Au1s hshHo-
,,Iu ST w: Greenwich Savings Bank sst
n"pdonsld Estates 60 faction 10 debsi. etel;
atty. Is Sands.
The Bronx.
rAIsnouNT pL d q g. 6sj Clinton ~.
y, t,ieS' Inm, MAs,in et a. As exrs. al
Kathpn Josephine Lynch e, sl foreclosure of
mjgj stiys. cArY Carroll -, s..,,.. ~,
g.ts Estaie: Martha G Mcknight AZ Ninynlo
Msnslone el al tforeclosufs Of m,sl: atty q
SguiIes
New-York tribune., 1915-02-22
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
wa nano and sdiress q purchaser Eld sitomcy
FEBRUARY 20.
Manhattan.

S1aiok OF. 49,. " = 80 Hester st. q 6t
~. y Gibson to { J. Borck. 1894 Madison
s..n Rgs. Si00
'stho 81, ne gtlo e Piu ~ 20 loElOo; Ter.
~ hrAiy Go 70 Alice and Irene Lesis0hn. A.
AZ. 81
-st PROPERTY. Alice and Irene Lesisohn 20
HEM Street Settlement. ztj HenU st. b
sn,, leb NJ sans Gitys 81
T,h 81. ~. cor Jams - Osl, s2E
All foreclosure. Isn igl. NJ schoulfe.d. Td.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-22
Ihe Bronx.
naAhn Rnul EYARn AND CnMcnuRsE .

being lot 40S map Charles Berrian. II Douglas
10 Katherine A Millsrd 40 South WilmOt ST. East
Orange \ ! Fcb 10 due as - bond atty. II D
Patton. - Cedar 81 S. 900
IRVINE ST, s. 100 n Seneca ay 2513s2, o
Russo and suo 20 Anna Smith. SOL Irvine st
lprior mtg $4,000. Feb 70. instAls. y C: atty.
Co $500
LOT a, Block 20. map Bruce Brown Land CO.
GGetsno Fcrruggia % Rafsele Coautuoni 1882
I ll6th 81. Feb Is. yrs. c. attys. London
4 D. IS Liberty st. $500
WEBSTER AV, v s. 2254 18th st. ST.61lOO;
Purchase Holding Corp 10 Moses Esberg e; al.
trus, 1910 Madison Ry. Feb 10. 3 yrs. atty, T
q Co. s22 900
WilLlkMsBRIDeE R0 e s, 500 Ridge st.
251e24 J Hsr 90 Louise Tfost. AZ Cornelia st.
Bkyn Eeb 20: yrs. p c. atty. w Matthles
500 l7Sth 81: 81 500
i6OTH ST, S. 53.2 Trinity ayr 46 4x2I.4; Anna
NJ Siebeniechen 20 Fannie Duly l4i 5th ay;
Feb i: due Jan !. 1918 atty. Andrew Woeliei.
o. william st. 5000
New-York tribune., 1915-02-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest al per cent unless otherwise stated
FEBRUARY 20.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM AV. s. 49.ll li2d 81, 25IlOo;
Henrietta Stern 70 Alfred Stecker, l20 w iIth 81
Feb 90 yrs atty. / T CO.: $2j 900
2sTH ST. s. o5 I'd sv 25G9S.s Clara J. De Voc
20 Emsrsut Industrial Savings Bank. 81 Cham
bcrs st; 8 yrs; atty, W c orr. 81 Chambers st:
IS 500
s0TH ST n 8 100 10th av l001l0o5: Directors
Investment Co to City Bank OF Bsyonne. BsyOnne,
J Feb s: W atty T g Co. 5000
67TH ST. n = 100 Madison ay. 251lO0 3: Mary j
steers 70 81 Luks's Hospital. Amsterdam ay and
ll2th ST. due March J. 1920: Feb 10. atty. l. 7
Co: 500 600
land 70 Frederick Orth cIr. ~ W 35th st: Feb
10. 3 yrs. atty L T Co; $4,000
New-York tribune., 1915-02-22
The Bronx.

MORRIS AV. l5fS. jacob Wolfson AT Mollie u
Est1on. owner Rothtisu Siegel Go. Inc. aud Aoi
lie katLgu. contractors. $50
New-York tribune., 1915-02-22
MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY 20.
Manhattan.

lO2D ST 21i D.. William Brauer at Harry Ielr
owner. Joseph Liebner and Jacob Msbdolson.
CONTRACTOR. tl7i
s7O ST 20 10 gS W Raisler Heating Go AIT ] $
EosSetelt: Douglas Robinson and Nicholas Biddls
trs. Ognoro BaWo a Dotier. CONTRACTORS ard
le.,efs. sac
New-York tribune., 1915-02-22
SURROGAT-'s NOTICES.

HOLDEN. GEORGE HIN PURSUANCE
OF an order OF Honorable Robert Ludlow
Fowler. Surrogate OF the County OF Ne"
York
NOTICE is hereby given 20 all persons
having claims against George II. Holden.
late of the County OF New YORK, deceased,
10 present the same with vouchers thereof
to the subscriber. at rs principal place OF
transacting business. No. % William street,
Borough Of Manhattan. In The CITY OF
New York. on or before the Seth day OF
April next.
Dated. New York. the 2lst day Of octo-
Der, 1914. -
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY. Executor.
GELLER. ROLSTON & HoRAN.
Attorneys for Executor.
% Exchange Place,
York n
New-York tribune., 1915-02-22
sURROGATEs NOTICE.

WILLIAMS. ELIZABETH H--N pVp
cohalsn a Surrogate OF tb. County Of Ssv
rSrH -. o1tsa ne S.-.hi I'm sIssn 70 al person,
bsy,,E siS,r5s ass,Est EllsaSs,h n wiz.
lsms. late % tAe County Of New YORK. oe-
ceased. 70 present. the same. Win youshs s
thereof 20 the subscribers. a. their piso:
OF trsnssctlng business at the once OF
shiland q Hedges No. 40 Broadwsy
Borough Of Manhattan, ciiy o. Ss~ r9rA'
Dated. New York. 1sth day Of septsm-
SOB THOMAS WILLIAMS
HENRY X. S. WILLIAMS,
Executors
sHrLAND & hedges.
Attorneys for Executors.
No. 14g Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan.
city OF New YORK ---
CUTTER. AMELIA GERTRUDE IN pur.
suAncs Of an order OK Honorable Eoosrt
Lrdlow Fowler. a Surrogate Of me county
OF New York. notice IS hereby given 70 Az
persons having claims against AraeliA
Gertrude Cutter (slso known as A. Ger
trude CutteT). late OF the county OF New
vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers at Their
place Of transacting business, a. the OmSs
Of Miller. King. Lane Tranord, No
broadway, Borough OF Msnhstian; w. ~,
Dated New York. December 23rd. 1914
GEORGE RAMSEY
w McMASTER MILLS
Temporary ADM nistratorS
MILLER. KING. LANE s. TRAFFoRD'
Attorneys for Temporary Administrators.
20 Broadway Borough OF Manhattan
New York City.
RHiNELANDER. LAURA YIN pursuance
OF an order Of Hon. John p. Cohalan.
Surrogate OF the County ~ New YORK. notice
is hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Laura Y. Rhinelsnder, late OF tne
County OF New YORK deceased. 20 present
the same, with vouchers thereof, 70 the sub
scribers a. their place Of transacting ousl-
ness az the ONCE OF Nash 4 Jones, SO wal
Street IN the City of New York. on or otfore
the lst day OF August next.
Dated. New York. the 2lst dsy Of Janu"
ary, 1915 .-.
CHARLES z. RHINELANDER,
HERMAN LEROY EDGAR,
Executors
Nash Jones
New-York tribune., 1915-02-22

BAFF. BERNARp,-rN PURSUANCE OF An
orde, o, Honorable John r. Cohalan a Surfo-
s.,s Of the County OF Nss York. notice Is hereby
given 10 all persons hayins claims against Der.
nari BaN late of the County oi New YORK, de-
cessed 70 present the same with vouchers thereof
60 ne subscriber. al her place of usnsacting
susiness al the orfce 0, Harp A. GOFd0u No
aq0 broadway, in the City Oi NeE York On or
hefore the I'm day Of June merit
Dated. New YOrk. the Ith day q December. 1914
FANNIE BAFF.
Administrator
HARRY A. GORDON. Atty. for Adminisifsifir.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-22

IL PURSUANCE or An ORDER oF HONOR
ceuatJ oi Nss fork, NOTCH Is hsfseg sisea "a
ali persons having claims ssalnst sophis Nssnoa
so O. tHs Ccunlj of New i0fk deceased, 10 orr,
cent the sane Wiih ,tOuentfs thereof 10 The sub
scTiber. 81 place ef usnsacting business No "a
Broad street. w The CiY u New York, on on b..
fore the s0th dSy oi My hett
Dated. New York. The isth day % November 1914
CRENyIfLE VERNON. Adminls,fatas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-09
COURT RENDERS
 IMPORTANT DECISION

In deciding in favor of the plaintiff in the case of the New England Fish company vs l.. D. Ryus, Judge Robert w. Jennings rendered decision that will have much to do with safeguard ing investment capital in the north. Up to this time there has been too much question as to the right of the use Of waterfront in Alaska to guaran- tee protection Co investors, as many man has discovered in the past who has tried to interest possible inyes- tors in matters depending on water front ownership. Heretofore the im- pression has been that a man or com pany must be in actual possession and use of waterfront to enable him or them to hold same. This decs- ion, however. must remove that idea
 according to the words of the Judge in giving his decision wherein he says: The court is not disposed to calculate to an inch or foot. or
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-09
LEGISLATORS LEAVE
 FOR SEWARD PENINSULA

SEATTLE, May 2S.-A number of mining men and members of the AL aska Legislature, guests at the Bar ker hotel. will sail Tuesday and We'd nesday for Nome in readiness for the summer working season. Included in the list are Senator Thomas McGann, Representative James Daily Repnesen- tative Nate Coombs, I'd. Roberts, a mining man. and Mrs. Roberts, D. A. Peterson, a merchant; Carl Parath, Andy Anderson Charles Strand Frank Midaugh and Mrs. Midaugh. mining operators. and Humphrey Betz. G. A. Zoninger machinists and Ben Nylan. der. on engineer, and Mrs. Nylander-
 Senator McGann's present visit outside is the first for nine years, but he expects that the next stay at Nome will not be for so long period. "l was in San Francisco during the big earthquake and saw Che city burn. said Senator McGann yesterday. "l went 10 Nome immediately after that, and my recent visit to San Francisco was to see what sort of town had been built up since the catastrophe Seattle. however, looks to me to be the most progressive little city on our coast. A man who has been away nine years cannot help but be amazed at the change"
 Ed Roberts, who is included in the party of Nome-bound men. has just returned from Florida. where he pur- chased an orange grove. 'I wanted something to keep me busy winters. he said. q have plenty to do in the Nome district with mining property and brewery. and now my orange grove will give me something to do when Nome is showed under'-(Se- attle PostIntelngencer)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-09
FINANCE EDITOR URGES
 .. S. TO FIGHT

BOSTON - Clarence W. Barron publisher Of the Boston News Bureau. told the New England Street Rail. way club, at the American House, re- gently. that Americas gravest danger in the international crisis lies in be- coming the most hated of nations by continued success in keeping out Of war. lie said that with this country lined up with the allies the issue could never be In doubt
 This country's prosperity. which inevitably must increase tremendous ly in the event Of the nation avoiding war. will surely make us the most hated Of nations.
 England and the allies will not be pleased to pay us 50fs profit on met als and munitions of war The na- tions will hate us for our neutrality They will hardly hesitate to go into Mexico and shatter the Monroe Doc trine.
 Think this over carefully. and see if 1t isn't for us to be definitely upon one side or the other
 ''We are prepared for war as no other nation is today. Our prepara. tion is in credits. 1T we go to war 1t will not be with submarines, war ships. rifles or men, Instead we would so to war with money. the mightiest thing in war and more im- portant just now than vast armies. We could supply our allies with mon ey. munitions and our national re- sources.
 "America saves from her yearly earnings more than all the nations at war combined. and instantaneous ly we could advance to England. France and Russia billions of credit. plus supplies. and most easily
 'If this should be turned into Che scales. the allies credit would go up and Germany's down.
 Mir. Barron reviewed the causes Of the war and attributed to Germany complete responsibility. He said that Germany will never sue for peace. that the Prussians win fight for their idea Of dominating Europe until they are shot on. Ideas don't perish until the people perish with them. he as- serted. and predicted that at the end of three years Germany would be defeated because of exhaustion in men.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-09
RUSSIA BUYS MANY
 UNITED STATES CARS

BOSTON, leading bank president says: Russia has so far been nego- tiating with no less than four differ ent American car building companies in regard to placing in this country au order for between 10000 and 4O,- OOO cars. including both freight and No American concern has. yet been willing to take this business, although it involves many millions of gross. a substantial profit and despite the fact that the equipment business is down to 3Oes or S5ee of capacity.
 "The difficulty is one of terms of payment The Russian agents having this particular order in charge are apparently insisting that the equip ment companies booking the business shall take Russian government securi- ties at least in part payment and this the equipment companies are not un-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-09
WAR ORDERS ARE
 POURING IN MORE
 RAPIDLY THAN EVER

NEW YORK. June S. Not since the beginning of war have orders for all manner of war material been pouring into the United States with the rapidlty that they are coming now There is scarcely an hour of the business day when public an nouucement is not made of some gi- gantic order for ammunition. rifles. cannon. automobiles. barbed wire. powder. and other material. It is es- timated that the orders placed al- ready this month and the negotiations that are under way involve goods amounting to more than one billion dollars.
 The war orders on the books Of the Bethlehem Steel Company at the pres ent time amount to close to S150.- 0o0o00
 Last year the Bethlehem's gross business amounted to nearly S5O.0Oo.- OoO
 One large item of export for use in the war is barbed wire. Foreign gov- ernments have been heavy buyers of this product and 1t is estimated that the total purchases have been fully 500000 tons.
 A Pittsburgh special says that the Westinghouse Electric Company has received additional contracts for ap- proximately S6OO0.oOo for machine work in connection with shell con- suuction.
 Orders for shrapnel bars and forg- ings taken by the Carnegie Steel Co. are estimated roughly at 100000 tons.
 X prominent aeroplane interest re- ceived an inquiry for 1000 motors. valued at sS.00O.OO0 to S5.oOO.000. It is estimated the total aerOplane and motor business placed here and about to be contracted for is close Go S15.- 100000.
 The Wright and curtiss people are swamped with orders. despite the greatly increased capacity The Cur tiss Aeroplane Company has moved its main plant from Hammondsport to Buffalo. and has erected three new factories in an effort to catch up with it's orders.
 Practically every steel company is making steel which will be machined into shells. or the independents the Lackawanna Steel Company is said to have received the largest orders. about 67.s00 tons. It is estimated that the total orders for this class of steel amount to approximately 100000 tons.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-09
"WATsoNv TOURISTS
 ENJOY ZINE WEATHER

After a smooth voyage, featured by good weather. which was source of delight for the excursionists aboard, the steamship Admiral Watson, flag ship of the Pacific-Alaska Navigation Co.,, arrived in Juneau this forenoon, on her way to Anchorage. She is under command Of Capt Michael M. Jensen.
 Among the passengers are Mir. and Mrs. Sam Graef of Seward, Capt A. D. Lathrop of Cordova, Charles Sin clair of Katalla. Mrs. l. c. Dieringer of Valdez. Mir. and Mrs. G. B. White head of Seward, and Mrs A. Need ham of Knik
 Local passengers from Seattle inc cluded Mir and Mrs. S. D. Hodge, Miss Helena Jenot. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Reid. II. Daubenstein, E. J. o'Leary Mrs. J. B. Sevens, Miss Jean Stew ems, Mrs. W. c. Aulosus, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Mecchs, William Lindane.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-09
DISCUSS
 "FouRTH" PLANS TONIGHT

Businessmen of Juneau will meet tonight in the city hall pursuant to a call issued Monday by Mayor John Reck. to discuss the advisability of celebrating the Fourth of July this year. Mayor Reck will preside and the merchants have been especially urged to be present as plans will be outlined for the celebration if ma iority of the conferees vote that way.
 It is understood that both Douglas and Treadwell will have biz celebra- tions. likely on the 9th. which falls on Monday
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-09

naturally declining Go do. That Rus. sia is trying to finance business through payment in It's own bonda Is not as disturbing 9 reflection upon Russian credit as might appear 1t Is rather an indictment of the Initial mistake which Russia made last fall when 1t failed to establish complete banking connections in this country. place its war order business in the hands of a centralized purchasing agency as Great Britain has done and when it left the filing of orders to different agents some of whom have shown very little Judgment or lnowl- edge of the basis on which American corporations could afford to take business"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-09
ALASKAN HEADS
 WIRELESS HEROES

A large monument drinking foun- tain was dedicated in New York on May l2 to the wireless heroes who have lost their lives in their calling. On the side of the monument is the names of the heroes. their vessels and the date of their disaster. The list is headed by the name of George C.. Eccel. of the ohio which went down in Alaskan water on Aug. 26. 1909. Others of the list who lost their lives in Alaskan waters are Donald c. Perkins. of the State of California, August IS. 1913, and Walter F. Reker. of the Admiral sampscn.' August 20. 1914.