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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-23
BUSINESS REVERSES


LOUIS SUMNER. dealer I'm diamonds and jew
el-y at Maiden Lane. Petition filed by A. Dor
finger <j46: Fredlsnder Diamond Iewely Com
pauy. S2gG and David Rothsein. $50. He made
an assignment on Saturday Liabilities are 81. 900.
LOUIS KNEE trading as the star Binding Com
psny Al : West 3lG 81. Petition filed by Herman
1 Sterons s2j5. ". simpson Sons Co, Phiia-
dsphia So and the New SILK Company. $3.50 He
also made an assignment ~ Charles l.. BroDkneim.
HIRSCH & COHEN. dealers IN furs aud gowns at
l05 West i2d S. Petition filed by 4 Cohen. 5000
4 Geronimo 800 and 4. Siorch. $3j. They made
ISACK ZOLOTH. dealer IN women,' and mems
furnishing goods Al 2S-J Sth sv.. made an assign.
meg to n Berth tn EFf a, ( Rsio Je. was MJ aea
SiOl. Harry Misikof. Sl02. and Mitchell Meyro"in.
~ LOWELL MANIFACTURING COMPANY. los
Fulton A. Petition filed hy Maftatuck Manutactur-
featuring Company s. go. and Rose Printing Com
psny. sos. Liabilities are over $4,000 ana assets
MAN KLINE. salesman. N 2O2 East l74'h s..
fled a petition. with liabilities o. $6ol9 and no
BANKRUPTCY SCHEDULES
VI r BEHRNlAN & co. manufacture n
dresses A. 3 West 18th St nd s"leil.es showing
s9 Of t96"s AID an, ,,.. Of So mao .cb GGn
SI535, accounts $40. and cash. &lj.
RICHARD " SHAW. n Pennyfed. Med
schedules showing liabilities oi $3.50. mainly Tor
money loaned. and no fsse's.
LEONARD PALIISER, dealer IN diamonds snd
icnelv az y BoweD. filed schedule, showing Ia
h!liies Of g. 2SS and assets NJ S2.l3J
ASSIGNMENTS
RFRNHARDT WIRTSCHAFTER r. Cod
ward Nirsrhafier. n Bernhard. WiuSchafter
90 manufacturers of furs at q East 2lst ST.
made an assignment for the firm to Henry J.
n A MoSHKOwITZ. manufacturer n cloth
ing and pants a, % East Broadway. made an as
sgnment ,
Canal 81 made an ssis1Iment IN Harry VI Marks.
Liabilities are $ 900 and assets 5000.
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1s2nd Street
3D. I0x"
l6lst Street.

l6lst Street
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above de-
scribed property Is 10 be sold, is forty five
thousand two hundred thirteen and $500
dollars ki5,2l3S5) with interest thereon
from the Eth day OF June 1915, together
with the costs and allowances amounting
to four hundred nine and 9l-l00 dollars
S409.9D with interest from the 18th day
81 June. 1915. together with the expenses
OF the sale The approximate amount OF
the taxes. assessments water rates or
other liens, which are 10 he allowed 10 the
purchaser out OF the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee, Is Six thousand four
(ss,49s.19)
Dated. New York June Is, 1915
MELVIN G. PALLISER.
Referee.
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SURROGATES' NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HONORABLE
John T. Cohaan. Surrogate Of the County Of
hlg claims AGAINST MsD 4 Harriet. lats % the
County OF New YORK., decessed to present the same,
With vouchers thereof TO the subscribers at place "
uansaetms business. N. 81 Nassau street, in the
Cts Of New forA. on or before ihe 2Oth day OF july
ueIt
Dated. New York the 9Th ds, NJ January, 1918
EDWARD L. FINCH.
EDWARD /. FINCH
- Eiecutors
.JHN Il COLEMAN. Attorney Tor EIecutea
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The local market FOR SPOT cotton wt5 Quiet and
points lower al 9jjc for midding upland: sales nil.
Liverpool cahieS-Spot cotton good demand. safes,
10 600 bales. speculation and export. 1000. Amerl-
can. 900: imports Il 900. including 10000 Ameh,
can The total imports include 1888 American and
Az Indian AZ Outpors. Futures opened quiet. "a
"a points lower. closed barely steady at net de-
cline Of lI.d2 points: July August sid; October
November. 3 46+d: January February, 5.56lsd;
March. April. 5Gid. May-June. j.7Gl7d. Manchester
Yarns dull. cloths. sellers refuse all offers belo"
quot atoms.
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SURROCATES NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John +. Cohalan, a Surrogate
Of the County OF New York. notice is here
by given TO all persons having claims
against the estate OF George Clinton
Batcheller. late OF the County Of New
vouchers thereof to the subscribers at
place q trauslcting business. in the Office
Of Nessrs clifford. Hobbs E Beard their
attorueys No % Broadway Manhattan
i'm IN. city Of New York. on or before ths
g5th day Of october next
Dated New York. the 18Th day OF April
TRuENE GEDDEs BATCHELLER.
ALFRED +. W. SEAMAN,
EDWARD W. RUSSELL.
CLIFFORD, HOBBS & BEARD, ATTORNEYS
for Executors. 90 Broadway. New York
city.
sALOMON. ADOLPH EN- PURSUANCE
OF an order OF the Honorable John p
Cohalan A Surrogate Of the County OF New
York. notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Adolph r. Solomon
10 present the same with the vouchers
thereof 20 the subscribers at their place OF
tran.aCting business. at the ONCE OF Almy
Van Gordon. Evans & Kelly, No. a. Cedar
street. Borough u Manhattan. City u
New York, their attorneys. on or before
the l5th Jay Of September. 1918.
dated. NCw York, April Ard. 1918
BENJAMIN T.. LEVY.
REGIME S. LEVY.
.. Executors
Amy. VAN GORDON. EVANS a KELLY
Attorneys for Executors. once and POST
once Address. No. IS Cedar Street. Por-
ough OF Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-23
Raise Copper Dividend.

Directors of the Anaconda Copper
Mining Company yesterday declared
quarterly dividend of so cents a share,
an increase over the 25-cent rate
which has been paid since last Sep
TENDER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-23
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records OF the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Warrington June 22-Pressure u h'gh III "e
middle and upper portions Of the Mississippi VI"
ley. also over the North Pacirc coast states
, dsn-e.sto1 which has been moving north over
the Atlantic during the last few days i5 No" cen
tired a the Nova Scotia coast. and se''h' "e
preston has developed over the west plateau region.
showers and thunders,orms have prevailed III ln'
Middle and North Atlantic states ana 'he'e also
he basr scattered thunasfstorms IN Arkansas and
the east Gulf states
Tn. tanper,ture continues Anomaly high IN the
-. CD, .,,,.. A maximum o. l02 degrees was
1919 Tusstay AZ New Orleans, equaihng the
highest temperature reported during the last foTS
M shower conditions over the northeastern states
viii pass away wednesday. and TAR "ea'nrr may
he e,perted IN that region during the next 'H''7 VI
The tsmperatur. will rise slowly IN northeast dis
s,,srs4 showers and warmer weather are lndi
c,,sf f5T the upper lake region Thursday. Else
"hse sehvi ei.gg,.fsy and Thursday oh Atlantic
,cGar,,e 70 fresh gorthpcst. Middle Atlantic mod
craze northwest, south t Ainii sbi ,gutSsa,t W
u.r lak-s moderate norhw's' te'lmiNs s'''''eAs''
lover lakes. fresh northwest u.t.. r..,.~, ye,y
yory Nsrylsnd. Eastern PennsyNanis. Nv Jer-eS
and Delaware. fair and warmer to-day 10 m''I'"'
''I Western New York. New Ersland, Western Penn,
syIvsris the District u Columbia, l.slhia' ana
West Virginia. fair to-day and to-moffo"'
Local OrleiaI R.oord.-The following Official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN
the ,smpcr.ture for the last twenty four hours IN
comparison with the corresponding date Of last year
iat, 1915 1915 1915
ar. g q Tt tt. 8 @
a N. g 81! ? II II. 81 81 6
u m .......-... % ~ - y '.-''''.'
g. H.. 20 ''
Highest temperature Yesterday. s. ,a' - p m
lowest. 90 tat ! 70 a NJ s'ef'ts. o.. ,'ge M,
sorr,.n1pdirs date last thirty three years. 20.
Humidity.
sAm.... Is Q. NJ. 81 ?. m 80
Barometer Re,tlnss.
sam. 1859 .. m. 1888 T m Zsf
Local For.es,t.-Fsir and warmer TO day: TO NOR
row. fair. moderate to frtsh northwest Sinds
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOST On ON aV. between saith ard 10th SITS 4,
June ~; par pin. Csbochon emerald IN diamond
clustef WHO Aiset diamond on each end suitable
ST. Telephons 1884 stuyYesant
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WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS

The Noordam. reported 1898 miles east on sa HB
Hook at yesterday is expected to u''A u"'
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FIRE RECORD.

ll5-2l2 2li W. lllth st.. Erna Bonnesla. sight
500 Avenue d. Schan, Bros sight
On-.l Clinton ST HymaU Fris,sii Sf6o
4 NJ
l. 0I-lO9 W 18Th = Prank Gruf,ouJ. sltght
! tO-7l4 = sth o. Jacob Poliu,ky triOins
alt-5fs has, ii9ih -. y. N e A tining
80-gl3 Wet DIST -. @. Miller. thrilling
$50 1T Az. y. y. City SO
io-fol Wei 18th t.. Ellen Grady. irninE
As5-aSS Madison av. {. Brigham $500
fS-95 Broome st. Meniches a Yarris g2B
10 oo-l2S Amsterdam GV y Shuttle. trtfIing
10 tJ-.s5 Rrnome st. Annie Rice tfifins
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BUSINESS CARDe
noNrsTIc SITUATIONS wA

Female -
A--A-cooK OF LAV ~ 70 SIS, a.
months. references ys.t asa y. ~ ~"
i Ne,is ss oNkER A y. ,.i,s..s
hG ~. cy e Scss s ''i SssS. SIS 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-23

&c.. .,.yt,,.I,sCo Nurle'I Rtlyn u Y
Smith y con lis0N'T hi' w ="
Mare' ka'' henI' 't-A
- 49, pcr,us Voar' Goi1..''aE
~. B,.,,I N1-1rIty S'o'N7Fy
T,t.s ,fS-,,r W-Clcary Bt,n II
Nolan y Corsol
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
u NJ %
Manhattan.

TIE Arst name Is that Of the debtor. the second
thai Of the creditor. and date WHEN iudSment was
Its Of " Csssen admir- Feb 10. 1914 re
staten Island Midland Ry COG Reyn2lI, Dc,
wirot,ky. 'Moris-o Coates & Co: July 3. l9ll!
Cohen. $ and As LYMAN Co. Dec Il. ,i9li,,
Dsses. c. and L W LANCER: II Hauer: June June Is
kaufman. B H-G Kel; Dec "a. 1918; SOL .os
Bohii1s Bertha Bale; March 81. 1915. Slb2.t5
Conroy Bart. Dean Ward Trucking Coz
ps sa5' Contracting CO Jennings; ARh5 b. Is 3
Gin3beiser and JenRs-Northern Bank Of ,,Sq
r.: Nov X FEk Horton ct al: Jan 90 1908 {22S y
Sane A Mahlstedt Lumber and Coal GO aug
LlIiarchmont Coal and Lumber Co; July q
Long Theatre CO and Frazee Theatre CorPmo,i!ealty
Advertising and supply Co. June ~ W. &.
s,,,,, IT W smith. C G Knapp and NJ
knapp. IN Title Ina CO. June q. Iyii
TIE Bronx.
Pobl,ns Bertha Bale; Anil /. 1915 slS2 So
srheinterg Beatrice and II PIER 81 al ,f,o MsS
= 1915.
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ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Niagara fFri. Bordeaux June H.. 70 ne tom-
pasnIs I,euersIa Transa'lantique. WIN ~ 'aD'n6
h storage passengers mails snd mdse. bar Z 4"
pm. a r vv.,t.p NTH
I,t,.b ,Jlussj. Liverpool June 7. IN Benham
Eoyeson I'm ballast Bar, p n. , =.
(;haroe fRri. Hull June J. ~ ohp'r''" Z"
son In ballast Bar. - , "a -.
Iovsp Portland ore May 8, Seattle 10. "a
coma n San Francisco a. San Pedro ~. 10, AZ
COLES a. Balboa June T. Colon 8. .W.,t e. r.
U.ttoria f%orl, Liverpool June 2. IN
WarIcn I'm ballast Bar IS m. -,
Paysmo Havana Juns IL. % tho View YORK Z"
cuba Mail IS 60 with udse Bar. 4 m
Sfanja iNori. Rotterdam June and GrmsH =
IN Punch Elye & Co. IN ballast BAR . M.
ri Aha Galveston June 10. to the h"ltheH
Pacific 90. with mdsa quar-. - 70. ~,
Alamo. Mobile June ~. Tampa II ana hC
West la 10 tho Mallory So Co. with passengers
and rndsa Sandy Hook. 10 IS m.
Suwaree tRrj Manchester June 2. N David I
Aragon Georgetown. Quar-. 20 m
Santiago brunswick QUAR-. 80 ? m.
SANDY Hook y j. June 22-Wlnd vest ireSn
breeze cloudy. moderate sea
SAILED
Steamers Mayaro (Br). Trinidad; Pe'roleine
tRrJ, Ia PaIIice. cry q 81 Louis. savannah
Colbert iFr Marseillcs. Fl Noue. Galveston :
Gcnrg. UaWIey San Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-23

N MseGsn; 'MtNneL III brc.nef WA 500 i
\ Y Central 4 X Coz D Murphy ct al.
O'Connor Post & MccoTd, costs. $l2tiS
Push = .B.N Y Edison Co. $40!
Plotz Sf-Hartford Lunch Go. Inc. $2s3 II
Rlder. HI Goldman Co. Sil9l
Robinson. Mary HI Beakel & Co. SILL
Rand AicNally & Col e Oweb. costs. Sll2S
Ragucci. N-Interstste Note and Holding Co: In,
swe5ey. A II. and F Nevtns-Broadway Bargain
samaritan MARTA Hospital and Dispensary Of the City
Of Brooklyn-Shults Bread Co. Sl96A
skinner. Laura A A. eEtrH-H VI Stevenson. SELL
scharira Ms weinschenker. s2.3764
Sh show ,'''' Is and Lottie-I Berkman. sl597i
Silbcrsiein. D. J siIbsrsten and snberssin
sesai T. b'i Hy Il 'wiratschke. T,SS55ss65S8
scRneider, J-P Schneder's Sons & Co. slo79i
stewart. Isabelle-G W Lahey. sli3.5l
schmidt Emile and Lna-P G ottendorfer;. 40
To@Eman Novelty and Mirror works-schrsaE &
rarb.r,. E A-c.w Wood $3.50
Thompson. r RI LineTd. SI$5.S,55
rs5S 9 a fFnR .s,p. srr' . ''' ii s55
Williams, Wis. Doerr, Carroll Horse Go.
slOj472
West SIDE improvement CO-Seamens Bank FOR
saving 81 100 %
Wolf Ed Schwartz $3.50 90
Wolfsohn. O-Manhattsn Leasing Co. Sl66 81
White Cont Coz Finch. Sij99S
The Bronx.
Rsrsky. Jacob-S Trimmer 4 Sons Inc. sls2 q
Chaser JuliuS-W Krauss sos ~
Nickisch. John H-R Keller. Sll952
Parks Frank il Phuger. slSl 30
Stearns ? Gerald Bonner. SlSi5
Van Riper Lewis C-Empire City Iron Works.
$500 IS
Windt FdwarI-E Westheiner ct al. $l7572
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COUNTY COURT.
C,frIpaI Calendar -pIATT. J.

Criminal Calendar PLATT. J.
peorIe Il izzie Cyhrij Same John Cardoza
Same VIM pulima Same u SouJhas
same charles Brown same Chas Heydt
Same I AngcuCcO
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS OF the WOrld

Hawaii VIA San FrancIsool-N .lhslmina June %
Hawaii. Japan. Corsa. 'Ni-' Philippines . "a
via san Fran~iscoj -Cores,. - .s..., june -
Guam. Philippines via san f''Hcb'o' r,,.. "A
TTaMspuTt. -. .,-,,-.',. .N. ~
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TRANSPACirIC MAILS.
TO-DAY.

II0se Y 7.
Destination and steamer. $50 .. m.
Japan. Corea. China via seattls)-Awa
Japan. Corea, china. Philippines via
Seattle)-Ttan ............. ............J June p
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QUEENS COUNTY.
eIppFnE COURT.


SnecIaI Ttrm for Trials hNhN
,s..rfsr Iu Special Term room NJ I' a WI -,
Al cases tried before Nr Justice Bagfnst uN.s
be sun4f'reI with rrtc'a. Findings aud f'4''s' W
fn1 Immediately 81 tHe close 81 The tla- o. -,
r., answer must be "Beab' of "H a.,
cat'.a p. faIs calendar will De Get Tor ~.
CAS-, mus, be ready for triA in their order when
reached ..,,-..-..
Res E.'a,oIo q A.
VtrIp.t reached. fl"a. -. 4,
rrlai Tern-Psrt I-AsTGNALL. J-Psr u
kELBN. J.
calendar Boz Part az IN m
II IL rs,u,rcd that the name ~ tdal counsel ne
flcd with the ce.k in Part ] before me 'ae"'''
Is made m ...-. q, ,o,,,.
,eI urf.g, his name has been ngd with the cleth
Attention - the Bar IA taled 10 Hu'es e N"'
s. calendar rules Queens County. ,, q,
Gases must he ready Tor u1al N"'H ''N@"'' TO
Their nrICT
Gamhino andy l. 7 r II Can'7nn0 lhi stevenson
,t,,,ccr Ssr,s Roche 4 auo. CITY
Nf,'i,u -.'sr, NaI- b q Go s sub RR
UrsIls,. I,g.,,It,sRR NuIyarcy Nl&QCoRway
~, So, Donaldson Nsv'0vnGa,to
hpgg Ri.hCy ETownc& Porter a. AdIA y !l...,ti
Donald. Inc th0NIc'. as alhi ,, ~,
Egau as adrnN CITY Y baHlN'thN''.''"" "'
''s" nrctcioNs SupRFYF COURT.
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'"'' pEclsloss-sUPRGws COURT

Ey ASpINAlL. J. "a,
Queens COUNTY savings Bank I"ma1 ~ al W
orders signed. -
Eronrd -Frn,1rd IinHirs. and lniEmeni signed.
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Vessels Arriving at and De
parting from Port OF
New York.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

HIGH WATER
Sunrise. t2o. sunset. 73i; moon sets lz''
a Il
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r,I,l Ietm-GIEGERICH. ].
cnuNN CnuRI.
suRgoeAres COURT CHAMBERS.

SCHULZ. s.
WILLS FOR PROBATE.
CHARLES Veitz MagEare'ia II Lasch
Blanche Durcl -
ESTATES.
Samuel Nol0stowsky Catherine Lappin
Martin CaflisCh Max GcTihser
Trsi Term-SCHl II. :.
CONTESTED WILL.
Mary McMansny
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RECORDED JUDGMENTS.
JUNE p.
Manhattan.

The following judgments we're fled yesterday. the
- n me ha-ng fhaI u The dehtcT-
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kppsl!ate uNslon-2d Dept.-Recess.
Appellate Term Recess
Special Ttrn-P9rt I-CRANE. J.
MOTIONS-l0 A. NJ.
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Humidity.
Barometer Readings.

4eseltp m. 1858 ST n. 2s.7i
Local Foreesy.-Fsir and warmer to-day: TO NOR
row fair; moderate TO frtsh northwest Slnds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-23

Utyh.., tsmu.rature Yesterday. IS tat Is .. m ].
Lou 20 ist % a M average q. Aefsse
Tor c,rr.sponding date last year. 90. average Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-23

KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COlJR1.

By BRADY, J.
Rock fschumacher-C Z Marin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-23

pop,,rs Ber,ha--J Bale; Arril /. 1918. sl62 s.
scheu6Sts D7a"'- $500 >
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-16
dog KILLED AT GIDDON
AFFECTED WITH RABIES
examination Shows Presence n,
"erin---Threc Dogs Have Been
Lost.

further proof Of the existence NJ
rabies In this county is furnished ,n
a letter which w. H. sayer of GIbbon
mas Just received from DR.. Calvin 8
white. state health officer who ex-
ahmed the head of dog sent by Mr.
sdyer to his office after he bo5
killed the animal Mr.. sayer sent
the letter to DR.. c. w. Lassen. com
" veterinarian, yesterday and in an
enclosed note states that he has lost
lhree very valuable dogs from rabies
Inc Following Is an excerpt from tho
letter Of DR.. White:
In the examination of the brain of
the dog sent by you, which arrived
at the office this morning, we find
Negri bodies proving conclusively
that the animal had rabies. It would
be Interesting to watch the stock you
know have been bitten and probably
not more than one third of these
would In any event develop the dis
ease. In the meantime their flesh Ia
as good for food as any other.
1t would be wise, however to watch
them in handling that you aren't Bit
ten later on as the disease Is liable
to develop any time after the expira-
ton OF three weeks"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-16

II will be seen that there is a wide
divergence in the distances between
holes, from 127 yards to 4OS. How
ever, this doesn't necessarily mean
the shorter holes are more easily
made. Indeed, there are times when
they are harder because OF the pres
cnce Of more natural hazards. Thus
in doing from to s. the distance Is
very short but drive that falls short
lands the bail in a deep ditch or
rocky hillside, whereas II the ball
carries beyond the hill 1t Is very
liable to roll down into another gull
ly. with fortune favoring. however,
It is not difficult matter to make
bogey on this hole.
So far none OF the golfers have
succeeded in getting around the
course in bogey form yet. Brooke
Dickson came the nearest Saturday
when he negotiated the course in Al
strokes and l.. G. Frazier made It
around in II Sunday
On the reverse side of the score
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-16
Removed Official to Sue.

KLAMATH FALLS. ore. March 10.
About two years ago while w.
Frank Arant, OF this city, was super
intendent OF Crater Lake National
Park. he was requested by the Secre.
tary OF the Interior to resign in favor
OF win G. Steel. Mr.. Arant. asserting
he held office under the classified ci-
VII service, refused to resign. as no
charges had been filed against him.
The matter was then presented TO the
civil service commission and they
ruled in Mr.. Arant's favor.
However. Attorney General Mercy
nolds held differently and Mr.. Arant
was removed from office by United
States marshal. Since then Mr.. Ar
ants attorneys have busy in the mat
ter. and II is said suit will be filed
soon in the United States court OF
claims for Mr. Arant's reinstatement
and for back pay
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-16

OF the disease. can drink water and
the word hydrophobia is really a
misnomer.
.. A change of voice, the voice
becomes a hoarse. high-pitched sort
OF half bark and half growl.
s. A tendency TO tremor, with a
possible blindness of the right eys.
exceeding irritability, with a gradu-
ally increasing paralysis usually be-
ginning in the left hind leg. and be-
coming total and ending in dyspnOea
or death.
I. y rabid dog does not froth at
the mouth and does not always have
fits. Setting a pan of water in front
Of him, and expecting. as is the pop
ular belief, that he will throw a fit"
for diagnostic purposes, is an error.
These are the symptoms OF furious
rabies. In dumb rabies the lower
jaw is paralyzed early and drops
down. The animal acts as though II
had a foreign body in its throat. and
persons are frequently innoculated in
attempting to remove an imaginary
bone.
The symptoms in all other animals
are somewhat similar. Some animals
strike, others butt. Rabid horses
strike with their front feet. while
others bite Rabid cows usually butt
and a cat with rabies is more vicious
than any other animal. When parti-
ally paralzyed it will crawl along
and viciously bite at anything that
one that was recently killed /
by police officer in Port
land had attempted to bite all the 4
members Of the family, and was BIT
ing and scratching the bricks in the
fireplace at the time 1t was killed.
The question is often asked:
How long VIII a dog live with
'abies ?"
The period usually varies from
'orty-eight hours to eight or nine
lays, and any dog living after a per-
Cd of ten days, you can be assured
lid not suffer from the disease. The
.verage length OF time that all of the
lnimals that have developed the dis
.ase here was varied from three to
I've days after the first symptoms ap
'ear.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-16
cards the local rules are printed for
the guidance of the golfers.
BOTH BOYS ARE IN FINE
FORM FOR BOUT TONIGHT
EVANS AND SHANNON EACH
CONFIDENT OF WINNING
FARRELL TO CHALLENGE.

The winner OF the 10 round bout
tonight between Bobby Evans and Ed
die shannon will receive personal
challenge to meet Billy Farrell. well
known Spokane lightweight who ar
rived yesterday In order to be at ring
side with his def to the victor. Far
rell is one Of the fastest boys on the
coast, according TO repute, and be-
lieves he can put either Evans or
Shannon away.
The main bout this evening viii
commence promptly at o'clock. ac-
cording TO Manager r. c. Shaw.
Either Larry Duff or Jockey Bennett
will be the third man in the ring.
Both boys declare themselves fit as \
fiddle and local fans are ANTICIPATING
a good go.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-03-16
EVERYONE HIS OWN LAWYER
IN CmCAGO'S NEWEST COURT

CHICAGO, March EVERY wom-
an her own Portia-and every man his
own tribune. And this in court
where red tape is unknown and be-
fore a judge whose chief study is TO
hasten justice. For the realization OF
this Municipal Chief Justice Harry Oh
son has established Chicago's first
cut-price. small-clalm court.
Demurrers will be unknown. No
claims for over S35 will be allowed.
Petitions for suit demanding pay
ments OF debts are in the simple
language OF the plain people" Court
costs are only 50. The working Of the
court is so plain that Chicago already
Is calling II the poor mans court"
Judge John r. Newcomer who pre-
sides over the court will be a public
referee in debt matters THE debtor
and the creditor. the bankrupt and
the millionaire-all shall have a friend
in court" according to Judge New
conner. procedure Is so simple that
lawyers are unnecessary"