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ARRfvED-THrpsDAy. se,,emh.r >,

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e Andsnia. s;eo A. NJ. London, Sept. ..
cnaritza, l.M Atchangcl, Sept. q.
80 Inrtssussc Prince. II T.. ~. Wednesday.
L. Pnllicc, Sept. Q.
ss santa Marta, 2.i5 r. H.. Kinsytou.
Sept. IA. "' "'
S. Mtlinocket. 7;ss p NJ, San Juan.
Sent. Is. ~
IS Stcphsno. IIaIifsr. Sept. ~.
- ,reolr, Nov Orleans. Sept. 10.
- EI Sol. Galveston. Sept. is.
Ss Texas, Port Arthur. Sent. II.
~ Allgi"rs. Galveston, sept. II.
: ,h.t"kce, H"org.t"wn. :. G., Sept. II.
g Jencrson. Norfolk. Sept. "a.
- Tyler. Norfolk. Sept. ~
IS Suveric. Boston. Sept. 70
rs Adele Accsme. Norfolk. Sept. n.
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ST. AIMS AVENUE Plat SOLD.

j. Clarence Davies. with Samuel
rowen. a sold for the estate Of Charles
Z Fleming 2s% st. AIMS avenue. nifty
seven feet south Of 1+0th street. . nvs
story nat on lot 27x100,
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FLATS FOR MORRIS AVENUE.

Six story apartments accommodating
twenty-five families are to be erected on
q plot 43xlO0 At the southeast corner Of
Morris avenue and 1s2 street, acquired
by q newly formed corporation. The
building. designed by N. w. Del Goudio,
will cost e4S, 1000.
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RROOkLYN HOME BUYING.

Realty Associates have sold ms Fifty
Nrst street. between Eleventh and
I"eltth avenues. to y. Llppet. The
broker was Frederick J. 0strsu. This
L. a two story semi-detached brick house
with brick garage on lot 30xlee. Ths
mouse at 7N9 Carroll street. bstwesn
seventh and Eighth avenues. In ~ Payh
slope section. has been sold to 8. o.
chase. This Is q three story and base
ment b~rownstone dwelling. on lot SOC
100 recently remodeied and renovated.
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sI2S,ooo aye ESTATE SOLD.

Kenneth Ives 4 Co. have sold for J.
Temple 0wathmey his shore front estate
on Grace Church street. Rys-en-sound.
containing six acres, large residence,
garage ana ootsass. TO Frank q. wash.
nurn. president of the Ames1oAa Cyana.
ma Company. The propesty aAyolns ~
rstates Of Erickson n. Ntehels. Wal1sOg
Williams and Nrsl J. n. Sherman. n
vas held Mt ei3S,eOV,
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iery. Lieu, Col. George Blakeiy. to West
.rn p,P,t,mtin obn as W. S''i GuiI"k' 20 co.s, 'n xp;ii.
Tory. to Coast Artillery School. Fort Mon.
roe. virginia, as director department Of
artillery and land defence: ..., .,,,.
lery. from coas, defences Of NsrraGAnsett
Hay 20 Fort Winfield Scott. California
Capt. Henry N..bold; Fourth Field Ar
,iIIsry, to Washington. D.. C.. for
Col wiiber +. Wilder. Fifth Cavalry. to
caleniso' ca. for .''i sr 10 oS asy 4.
granted Major Percy p Bishop coast Ar
tiilsry. ~
Leave Of absence for one month 1.
irst Infantry, on account Of sickness
Leave of absence granted Second Lieut..
Vernon Evans. Twenty-second Infantry. 10
leave Of absence for fourteen days 10
granted Major Isaac Erwin, Third In
fantry.
IL granted Major Amos IL. Martin. In
fantry.
Alfred T.. Golsch. seventh Infantry. New
York National Guard, Ii extended one
month.
maker and First Lieut.. Charles W. Decker.
ResiEnations OF Capt: Nathan G SHY,
erick, f1F1t ShNhiTy' view ibTA Shtlpnhl
Guard. and Capt, Arthur q. Chapman.
Third Infantry. Kentucky National Guard.
are accepted.
Miller. NJ u e. 10 accepted.
designations Of First Lieut.. Grenville u
Montgomery. second Infan,ry, penn.ylva-
First Infantry. Indiana National Guard.
and First Lieut.. James w. Starner, Fourth
Infantry. Illinois National Guard. are ac-
Resignation Of Second Lieut.. Jesse WILL
hanson I'd. First Cavalry, Pennsylvania
National Guard. IL accepted,
These naval orders were issued to-day:
Rear admiral '. NJ. Helm from com.
mander reserve force Atlantic meet to Navy
Department as senior member OF commits
sion on establishments OF additional naval
capt, ". V. Pratt. from duty Canal Zone
r.s1sisins :..s,on Pfhiiadeiphis to NAVY
Lieut.. Commander L. NJ. ov.rs,r-.,. from
the Texas to home and wait orders.
Lieut. n; + Drasmei; from the ve5mont
Lieut.. ]. G, shu,e, from n. Wrs'n,. to
Lieut.. Hugo Frankei Berger. from this
Louisiana TO naSy q ss ss %.,h,ns,on; p; c;
Lieut.. John Borisnd. junior Grade. from
the kearssrEe to navy training station.
Lieut.. II. c Davis. Junior grade. corn.
missioned from June !.
Lieut., r, $ Farr, junior Grade. from the
81, Louis, to receiving ship a. Philadel-
phiA.
Lieut.. s. $. Payne, Junior grade, from the
nav yard, Philadelphia, September IS. TO
the Nebraska as gunnery officer.
Lieuts Roy Dudley and s. r. Bray,
Junior grade, commissioned from June :
surgeon J. q Taylor, from tho Alabama
to force surgeon reserve force Atlantic
nee, ON the Rhode Island.
Surgeon X g. Curl, from force surgeon
reserve force Atlantic feet TO Marine Bar
racks. Port Royal, = e.
Passed Assistant Surgeon G. n. Tribe
to Naval Academy. Annapolis. September
IS.
Passed Assistant Psymaster W z. Moor.
man. from the Ohio. september 80. 10 horns
and walt orders.
Assistant Naval Constructor R. T. Han,
son from navy yard. Charleston, =. &.
October 20, TO works. New York Shipbuild.
ing Company, Camden. n. J.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MO1rGA0ks.
ManhAttAn.

ssD at, sea E--Lilie J Herts 10 Amelia
&C Pope, ioi X 'sid ct. and sno. trustees;
atty. Title q . r Go. i7s Bwsy. $4,000
LEXiNGTON AV. isSs--Jacob Frandua 10
soi Freidus, &c Fort Washington av;
attys. 0rssnbsrF. . Levy, g Liberty st. q
18TH IsT,-sa iIs;l Y AsAison ". i5.Ss
70. 70 Lawyer Mts %. % LiSsrsy. -,
ysrH st, go w-Mary A Hidrs.h 70 ia.
gar J LAner, % Central Park West
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
o"''eu states Coast and Gcodctic Survey
s,r 49,. standard Time.
'"' i'scs'' % ~ A VI Sun scts......5 80 r N
Moon rises. seq. ~ 81
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandy Hook 2 tsA Gov. island. 4 20
Hell Gatc.....,6 - N
Low WATER THIS DAY.
oandy Hook. $50 A NJ Gov. Island 10 .Ii AN
Hell Gate......I2 L.: 81 IA
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BOROUGH OF RicHxoNNFoR sALA
BOROUGH or BROOKLYN-FOR SALE

ONE FAMILY HOUSES. detached. "a.
ra@e. nine rooms, bath. showers. electric
lights. vacuum cleaners, steam. parauxtry,
$3.50. $3.50 cash, Si5 monthly ami interest
BUILDERS, 1880 fifth 1t. Take IVES, End
subway. Municipal BLDG to 18th.
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RENT ON COAST.

0oldschmidt 4 Macdonald have rented
In Woodmere for the Frank Cotter Com
pAny their house on Wood lane to Ar
thur Leopold for Anna C. Comics. her
house on Woodmere boulevard to T..
Louis Jacobs: for Millicent Baum. her
houss on Irving place to Samuel Pokress.
furnished for Anna Baldwin. her house
on Neptune avenue to Paul Meyer.
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sMIrHTOWN ACREAGn DEAL.

Theodore 3. Hall has sold for Nul
Helen NJ. HART OF East Dennis, Aass.. q
'fact Of ffty-five acres Of land At Smith.
Town to Harry Tsppsn Of 0lsawoe1
landing. l.. I.
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

IS Miguel Jover. from Barcelona.
- CampHns. from Gibraltar.
~ Canniiaro. from Hull.
Is BALTIC. from Barcelons.
rs Omega. from Celte.
Ss Sac Paulo. Prom Rahia.
50 Egyptian Transport. from Boston
80 Sabine, from Tampa.
So Nina, from Norfolk.
90 Huron. from Jacksonville
Ss City of Montgomery from Savannah
So rennsylvanian. from, Baltimore.
50 Tijuca, from Philadelphia.
IS ann Hata. from Baltimore
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s. puca icgl, AhrrrIi, Nalles, reported ,rs
terday that sh" would d"s lrt"Ir noon Ss,u
day,
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New 1salty C~e1DoFutieas.

az wess isist street. Company. Manhat-
lan: oapitAi. oi,eeo; directors. John N.
SteSS:rs. G. Augustus Meier AND Arthur
CSSinsrs Realty Corporation, Manhat-
? !. sasitss g. &C.; dirscior': ssd{s v:.s
Unssds Construction sompsny. Manhat-
Rcesasistt. Stanley Kuilowsky n Joseph
Ioesue Investing Corporation. Bronx
eapital, oS,oee; directors, Henry W. XII
rally, ADELAIDE n. rggsrs and wilfrsd o.
Jssns c~enssruetien Company. Msnhst-
WsisfsJd. Paul Bernstein n Selig Witt
e~s6..Hhav.. Construction Company,
oveonsi capital. oS,eee; directors. Samuel
dsijfsy. Nv. =. Dsaa aad Frank Angri-
Vanba Realty csrpssstsea. Queens;
AVA AVA v! :.v,S S': 80 ~iia,'s :s' I. x..,s.
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LIS PENDENs.
MnnkAftan-

PIKE ST. . -. bstw cen Madison and Monroe
SITS. lot 6e-Rose Rudinsky agt Norris
Newgold ct al foreclosure OF transfer Of
tax lienl; atty. n n Himiwich.
sd ST. t0% W-Robert Cable aGt Peter c
Eckhardt. Jr. ct al tamended foreclosure
Of mortgagel; atty. II swain.
VEST BROADWAY. 81. and 5t1-Jacob
Victor agt Abraham Gerstenzang ct al
faction TO establish mschsnics' lien)
atty. II 0resnberg.
18TH sT, . = ssss y 7th av. ls.sxss.s-
Lllie Fisury Art Fannie A Fleury Of al
l33D ST. . q. 1915 . sth av. ~ sxi0o IL
Albert Stern ct a. art Marie Kahrs ct 81
lfoeselosurs Of MORTGAGE; atty. n A
Hulett.
HESTER ST. is7 10 isi-Aibert Fl Hastorf
agt Jacob Bernstein ct al foreclosure OF
m~ortgaGsl: attya. House. Grossman 4
vOPhauR,
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MECHANICS LIENS.
sATIsFIED MECHANIC6' LIENS.
Manhattan.

LEXINGTON Az. iilS and ~3lS--Jacob
Cooper ct al agt Z Berger Of al; Aug 5,
ra nan sT. 'l1--D.ni:i II Rad:r sss
William Wolf Of al; Dec Is. leiS.....ebs
aANI PROPERTY-Hudson Wood Work
Inn CO agt mi Dec ~. N16.......e16
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q g. Walstrum- Gordon 4 Forman
have sold for the Smith Singer Company
to Edward 9. Booth Of Manhattan, the
dwelling at ISL South Maple avenue,
Ridgewood, N. j.
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0fVuxs
rs..siaNHs,ism ssvins. sanS a.. jacob
sl @ts:'a: :s.s. : 7 ) { c..s s.1l'e.''0I' OF mort
'',E :E II. c t s1.al.s -. ss' Ko.: az trs sn;s.
Sharpe tfereeiostirs Of MORTGAGE; attys.
sR SsSS&. a. + p lssSsis..Emp,r. City Saving,
rank at Ssi-sis Broadway Holding co:
Inc foreclosure Of mortgage: atty. c
BRYANT Nv. IS. 100 8 Garrison ay. COX
leo-Adoiph her.os ct a. ATT Martin
Pistschsr constn Co. Inc. ct a !foreclos-
ID Sl ~ o. , ns.' s;.i. i, .s:' ;. e ,sSsi1.&tpro.a.
s:!.os :. 4 'iof:els:si. q mer'sAss";
LiNcoLN Az IA to iss: also l.s to ,.s
Lincoln av,Hw.y SAVING. In.titu,ion
1sor.elosur. Of mtsj: atty. r Kelly.
TELLER Av. n W .. sss:? 9. q 9 Of issth q.
s,1,,.' ~; s';o , '9;' IL Ia, i m:p ~: :; 81; 81 i 's.:
Known :. prcpsss, Of slater. Of Charity.
aitSatsd on the Eastern Blvd: also lots
:e!. .oa. aos. zoe. 2o7. az: az. az. 49,:
seSSi.ssiin s:t.. %-I :. Mondin. asr.os
81 sdmsasurins isnas. sto), attys. Lind =
rI;S;4 ss;:H AZ ,,. .:,;, 4, e y : =; XIV . s,. ut:
x 4 A ss1ss1sio ~ :u,H az 81 PG May.
Hover ~. 3SxTs.S-Church q dates 4 Co.
Inc, aGt Michael Cappiello ct al faction to
forsciosurs mechanics lien) atty. A Knox.
MBCHANICS' LIENS.
Manhattan.
srH Av. 5?s 70 5ss-Friedstedt Underpin-
ning Co sgt Surprise Bldg Co. owner:
ksy-Bse Constn Co. contractor S3+o
DELANCEY 1T, llo-Bsnjamin Levine ct
al agt Spsrbsr Bros. ownsrs: w 4 X Con.
tracting Co. contractor. ........... .Ssl0
Av .. S-Benjamin Levins 81 al aGt y Y
Waist House, owner; w q X Contracting
Co. contra cto1. ~. . . . . : koV
Bronx.
BATH0ATE Av. 1924 and lsss-Aichael d
Cancro aSt Paul Rsilmsnn. owner and
NORRIS Az, aisi..ssi-Max Minskon sst
Hsyman Bsrman Bldg Co. Inc. owners
and contracters SO
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SALE OF NEW JERSEY FARM.

Meister Builders have sold q seventeen
and a half acre farm on Hamilton street.
New Brunswick. N. j.. TO George Baier.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YoRK

ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
g S~trathalbyn. Al La Paliice.
~ Montaerrat. At Cadi,.
- Tyskland, at Nantes.
IS Soestdyh, Ut Rotterdam.
~ Strathlorne. at Havrc.
- Allanton. At BarcpIona.
e. Ssrnia, IN Sciliy
30 Texas. n LerwtSk
~ Anna Macrck. at Nsu,c
Ss Panama. at Cristobal
81 Lamrasas. at TAMPA
80 Comus. at New ORLEANS
IS Comanchc, ut Charleston
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with name and address OF owner and
attorney. II attornsy's name 10 omitted
address party Of nrst party
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The temperature in this city yesterday.
as recorded by the official thermometer, In
! hnun in shA ANNEXED tablA.
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EAST OF Fifth avenue, etwse Fourteenth
and 10th strests).

10TH st. 3o-32 =. .. 800 . Madison ay.
Soxioo 6-Annis = Leverich TO Dunnock
sept 70: atty. Title Quar- q Trust Go.
SGD ST. 2is Z. u. i7l.t . Sd av. Is.7s
ioo.5|ueo W Burnham to Eleanor N
Mitcheil.. on premises. eept ~, Y part.
mtg $1,000; atty. Title Quar- 4 TT Co, 17e
ssTH ST. 500 n. 4. 81: I'd Az. is.iss
Is2h16l--Matthew Fitzpatrick to Jno y
POTTER. 500 Z 18th at, mtg 5000. Sept
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-06-22
ID. w. DAVIS HERE.

Hon. ID. w. Davis, of American Falls.
spent Sunday afternoon and a part of
Monday forenoon In Meadows and New
Meadows getting acquainted with our
people. He is touring this part of the
state In the interests of his candidacy
for the Republican nomination for
governor. II was his first visit TO
Meadows Valley and he was both sur
prised and delighted with the beauty
OF the place and the prosperity of our
farmers. Mr.. Davis ss the first OF the
gubernatorial candidates to visit our
people this year and discuss state pol
itics. Being u farmer and producer
as well as a banker and trained bust
ness man he has well considered CON
Vlctions on tho policies that most d.
rectly affect the people. He an
hounces a practical plan for relief
concerning which the Eagle will later
nave something TO say. lie declares
himself In favor of at once converting
Idaho's into interest bear
ing securities and making the income
therefrom pay the cost OF state govern
nient. OF selling school bonds now
held by the state al a premium and
loaning the proceeds to the farmers
of the state at a low rate OF interest.
II this were done now the state would
have $4,000, 100000 Il could Immediately
loan farmers at 5 and 8 per cent. He
would also provide a uniform system
OF accounting for state and county Of
ficers that would prevent grating
and detect errors. Being a thoroughly
trained business man, he will. II elect
cd. give the state a business admins.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Eagle. June IS.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-06-22

ID. w. Davis, candidate for governor
from American Falls. stopped In town
Thursday on his way to the upper
counties. His policy Is winning friends
and he thinks his show is good for the
nomination. He desires second choice
votes Il you have a favorite son for
first cholce.-Reuben Citizen, June 16.
ID. w. Davis, candidate for the NOM
nation of governor OF the Republican
ticket. was in Cambridge last week.
Mr., Davis Is touring the state IN the
interests of candidacy, and II he makes
as good an impression everywhere ms
he did here. he certainly will be going
some at the primaries. SO far as the
News m learn. ID, w. Davis Is the
only candidate for governor who has
put any real business sense into his
platform. IL the voters would wake
up to the fact that We want men to
III our offices who will put the same
good Judgment into state and county
affairs that they put into their own
business, then we could begin to see
a way out OF this wilderness and high
taxes.-Cambridge News In New
Meadows Eagle, June 10.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-06-22

Senator ID. w. Davis. candidate for
governor on the Republican ticket
from American Falls and ]. T. welker,
candidate for sheriff OF Washington
county. passed through here aSturday
enroute to the upper country. They
are both good square and capable men
and are receiving much encourage
ment from the citizens of the differ
ent communities they visited and will
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-06-22

undoubtedly make a splendid showing
at the polls on September 5th.-Mid-
vale Reporter, June s.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-06-22

Screen doors and windows that are
absolutely fly-proof, the newest Iowa
patent. Call up by phone any time,
will fit screens by next day. Western
Cabinet Works, Phone 35. If
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-06-22
Injustice TO Individual.

Secretary OF State Barker in maxi
ing the motion to reconsider, said the
issue was not a political one with him
and directed his remarks to the indi-
vidual feature. He explained that he
believed the board had been too abrupt
In its action in voting to oust the
register and the action had not been
taken In the proper manner or with
proper respect to one who had been so
long an employee Of the state as had
Mr.. Hale. He treated the issue as re-
lating individually to Mr.. Hale, the
man whose dismissal the board had
ordered. For these reasons he thought
IL was no NOR than fair that a recon-
sideration Of the ousting motion be
had.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-06-22

FOR RENT.

FOR RBNT-400 acres raw land suit
able for dry farming. Good water
six to ten feet from surface. Phil
brick & Greenwood.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-06-22

tween / and 5 o'clock. Leave ord
ers at Press Office.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-06-22

Milk and Cream delivered any place
In the city. Phone 66-W, A. w.
Davis. II
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-06-22
LOST

LOST dark gray horses. one with
a bell, weight 1000 pounds, branded
Y, also one with hobble, brand re-
sembllpg open square with upright
bar on top. Send information to
Jos. Genesy, or at the Fall Creek
Grocery Department. If
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-06-22
Violation Of Ethics,

Acting Governor Taylor plainly in
timated that he would not vote on the
motion. In his opinion, he explained,
It would be a violation OF ethics on
the part OF a lieutenant governor act
Ing as governor during the absence OF
the chief executive to usurp the func-
lions OF Governor Alexander on an is
sue he had not been a party to and
which Governor Alexander had voted
on; that the chief executive was out
of the state and the matter was one
for him TO deal with direct, not for the
acting governor to take up. Had he
been governor and present when the
original motion was made, he said, the
present situation would not have arose
and once n vote had been taken, 80
far as he was concerned, 1t would not
be reconsidered.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-06-22
ATTEMPT MADE TO RECONSIDER
LAND BOARDS ACTION
Acting Governor Taylor Blocks Plan
Peter Johnson Mentioned for Reg.
lister of Land Board.

An attempt to reconsider the Huston
motion of June 6 by which Register
Heber q. Hale Is to be relieved from
duty July /, which the board unani-
mously passed, failed to ma~terialize at
a meeting OF the board this morning
because of the attitude OF Lieutenant
Governor Herman II. Taylor, acting
| chief executive of the state, who re-
fused to be drawn into a controversy
which was not OF his W making, or
to vote to reconsider a motion which
he had not previously voted upon but
which instead had been acted upon by
the governor OF the state. Secretary
OF State Barker, who voted to GUST the
register when the Huston motion car
ried, was the author OF the motion to-
day to reconsider. Miss Bernice Nc
Coy, state superintendent OF public in
~struction seconded the motion. 1t was
made OF record and will be held in
allegiance to be voted upon when Gov
pruor Alexander returnq
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-06-22
Johnston for Register.

The board meets this afternoon at
4 o'clock. At that time, It Is under
stood, Attorney General Peterson will
present the resignation OF George A.
Day as state land commissioner and
ask that In accepting II the board
tender TO the commissioner a vote of
thanks for his long service to the state
as head OF the land department. 1t is
also said that the resignation, If pre-
scented Will be accepted. According to
tho most authentic information OBJ
talnable 1t has not been acted upon
because IA number of the members OF
the board are divided as to the vote OF
thanks and commentator which some
of then declare Is no more than is
due.
Peter G. Johnson of Blackfoot, a
prominent Republican party leader In
the southeastern part of the state and
well known Mormon, was prominently
mentioned today as the successor of
Mr.. Day. II Is reported that he has
excellent Endorsements and assur-
ances OF support. Charles A. Fisher,
deputy commissioner and an apprais-
or of northern Idaho, Is also mention
ed as "A possible appointeo.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-27

First Class Fighting Man
Continued from page three.)

NCNff'f'fNNN
grades were inclined at first to give the
cold shoulder to this man who had come
I'D in a very irregular way. They re-
garded the exploits in the Philippines
which made him a Brigadier as the
deeds Of a reckless guerilla rather than
of a soldier, and were inclined to credit
his rapid promotion to political pull
or skillful press agenting" rather than
to real soldierly merit. They expected
also something of the swashbuckler
about him, something of the braggart
and boaster But his modesty disarmed
them, and his ability converted them
They found he never talked about HIM
self unless directly questioned and then
that he sighted off his most daring ex-
ploits with deprecatory phrase or
touch of humor as if they were of no
account And to their infinite surprise
they learned that he is soldier that
he has mastered the books on tactics
and strategy and campaigning, that he
knows the army, that he has common
sense and sound judgment, that with all
his gentleness in speech and manner he
can be adamant when the need arises
And so there is no enmity any longer
among the regular army officers who
have come up in the regular way, no re-
sentiment, no depreciation, but feeling
of genuine comradeship, of profound
and wholesome respect for this man
who has come up in the irregular way
And what the regular officers of the
regular army have been slow and late
in learning, the people have known for
a long time The people hope there will
be no war with Mexico, but if the war is
to come, it gives them a feeling of
great content to know that the opera
lions by which the war will be brought
to a satisfactory conclusion are to be I'M
der the immediate direction and COM
mand of Frederick Funston, Major
General, u S. A.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-27
flOOlQrine

Use Polarine and your car will stay in
service summer and winter. You
won't have to lay it up for repairs
caused by excess friction.
Polarine covers even the remotest re-
ciprocating surfaces, reducing friction
to a minimum and enabling your
engine TO deliver to the rear wheels
the maximum of power it is capable
of developing.
Polarine flows at zero and maintains
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-27
A Wailing Ballad
By BURGESS JOHNSON

IDLED one day on turbulent shore
abound;
But | found that my dreams were
- Where the boisterous pillows
disturbed more and more.
BY a foghorns melifiuous sound.
And it seemed to me queer, since the
weather was clear.
That a fog-horn should break my re-
pose,
Till saw with a shock, in the lea of
rock,
A sea-cap'n blowing his nose
He turned at the sound of my step draw
ing near
And l saw he'd been wiping his eye;
With a voice like the creak of ship at
the pier
He said, "Ahoy, matey Lay by!
"AHoY, MATEY LAY BY
1T must cause we surprise that I'm
pipin' my eyes
Out here without matey or crew,
An I'll spin We the yarn if ye care a
consarn"
Politely | murmured, Pray do"
at were long years ago." he began, with
a sigh,
when with ten able seamen or more
| tackled a whale that were caught high
an dry
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-27

Polarine flows at zero and maintains the correct
iubricatng body at any motor speed or temperature
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-27

Polarine is a dependable oil as may be
attested to by the fact that 450,OOo
motorists are using it in the Middle
West alone. Polarine sales are IN
creasing at the rate of more than
one million gallons per year.
The Standard Oil Company recon-
mends its use for any type or make OF
standardized automobile engine.
Order half barrel today. 1t costs less
that way than in smaller quantities.