davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1916-08-23
CONNECTICUT real. ESTATE.

SALE Small factory. with water
power. reservoir. etc. IN thriving town on
Councctlcut River; shipments 10y %rai.roal l,
trolley express and New York Steamers
daily; Nartioul1rs sent on request Address
l.. a. HtNKE Counselor at Law. Deep
liiver. CONN Telephone M. Denp Rivcr.
The sun., 1916-08-23
SHERRY BUYS MORE LAND.

-feR & Tibbits have sold for c. p.
browning a part OF his farm at Man
hsese', l.. l.. 20 Louis Sherry. Mr..
ehefry has added several parcels OF
various sizes to his holdings at Manhasset
"Nh!n the last few months.
The sun., 1916-08-23
100000 HOME FOR W. THORPE.
" >'"r, dwelling Planned for ID
East oath tree,

o".pl"er M" residence IL to be erected
HA,,we itst side. at ~ East Sixty
s,' u, e'e"', for Warren Thorpe, whose
NJ an WIN a. Greenleaf. on Ming the
10, "|ly. estimated the cost at
ss,,S''' IA" dwelling will be Ave
o., h'Fn. { tir"proof const ruction and
va cover ID ,,o' 3lxT7.
The sun., 1916-08-23
SALE OF sCANsDALE SITE,

,1he Scarsdale Estates have sold q plot
on 'orian place. In the Greenacres sec
Nun OF scarsdale, to Ray Barnum of
VINE Plains, n. Y. Mr.. Barnum will
sss'h at once the erection Of a dwelling
'or his wi occupancy.
The sun., 1916-08-23
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR Factory, 10000 s1uar. feet
roor space. water and steam power. electric
lights. steam heat. tpr!ukliug system, To-
cutcl ON I,h.Eh Na'l"y Railroad suitable
'pr mIUufr 'ar.UG 'rnost any l!rc Fnr
lIm!fa. y Y.
The sun., 1916-08-23
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
ri

TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party of the hrst part.)
East side.
EAST Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th s%treets.D
atTH ST, =. so e ?d av. 2i.sxss e-Kun-
issunda schanner to Carrie Diehl ct al.
80 n. Railroad av. Corona. l. !. Aug ls,
s5TH ST. n 5. 81 " I'd av. s~cxisi-Mee.
chanics National Realty Co & ano to Jos
M,,k; rrosidtnGe; r Aug :; ";iEs;
I'D Az. 1912. e,s; sail n 5sth 81 2oex
69s--Gustave Disch 10 the io7?-io7t "a
AZ Real Estsie corpn; ?Ss Bwsy; mtg
$1,000. Aug 81; attys. Miehling n k..2Ss
.p Az 1914. 5, ss.s tsth st. soicx;o%
same to same. Aug 81, mtg $4,000; atty
18TH ST, -; ~ sih ay; is,iS:
nm i2 " sIth e. Aug Is. mtg $1,000;
77sriHay j ST. ! ! CO. id 'sU e s 81 ~. 7ss,os!.Ma,g%yy
4 Fall e, al to ccnconrse ,mp, GO, sss
l. T Co. 100 Bway S35,+7S
tMsnhat,an Island. north Of 10th street.)
9TH Av, n W cor ls9th At. Iss. loxit5--
Peter Duny to Rose Holding Co, Inc.
July 10; attys. Wesselman 4 X, IS LIP,
i.sp' ST. rs. %sst.s.s Bway. iossssii-
SShutcn o. onr Lsny OF I.ou,ues ~
.. ~ Ie''" ,.s " III, IN vs.
so nnc' % wWui EE,iy si7
,waw'' NY """' s,o. 900
pRs"SAbwAy.' " 5. 1910 n isis, Il. scsx
1913: Bennett av, g =, 1883 n isist 81;
sa5xx, Leo schlcss TO Levin seils' 81
pL.oT begins $50 = isttn st.. which pit
ne and nernendicuIar 10 lst,h ut, runs
az ~ esx n siOx a . - 10 beg The
Nasenauer A We..lsn Co to Rembrandt
DsxisA d. 81 ChamSsr. ,"..........U
M.
x
,ssru 81 sc,.s +. 5 :. 5cxss.e-pe,er
Handibode. Inc. to John Esger.. 2e7s
Perry as, mtg Sas. 900, Aug is; atty, r -
T Co, l7s 500
is6rH ST, 800? Z. : 5. 5oxes.j- Same 70
same, mtg e31,500. Aug 10; same
atty .............sl 800
isITH ST, sA2 r., = r., 2ixloo-Emnrusl
Hertz. ref. to solomon 5 Marx. s0l w
iOsth AZ. AuR 81; atty. T u 4 ! co.
i7s Bwa~ 80. ............ - 900
i3iTN ST. 40 Il = .l>ios-sh're AZ"
Lot liz, map Jool Wolfe estate DANIEL
Beecher to Marie, + Gerz, NY. w ~
av. mtg $500 Aus N' at'ys' MUM
n. % CEDAR st. 49,
SAME fROP-Mari. + Gets 70 i",,u,
neecher 4 ano. :tP oinNii'c a' AT
~ mtg. s:,aoo sans s,-y,..t az
Union AN, n g p s"N W tuhUl''. -
The sun., 1916-08-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

o SALE IN Jackson. y. H., . very
desirab bic estate; house OF nine rooms. ali
furnished and IN thorough repair. electric
lights. water pipei 10 house GeraR~, Ice
house; Naluahl. fruit orchard to inspec,
would in,urr u sale, ON" Of tho few he
sirnhla places loft Address G. c.
OS,iDpD ia, !suu. y ".
The sun., 1916-08-23
BOROUGH or RROOKLYN-FoR SALE.

o~NE-TAMILN HOUSES. detach,st. gararr.
nine ronms, bath, showers. electric lights VA
cuum cleaners, steam, paruurtry. SbBin, $3.50
cash, SIh monthly and interest. III llDERS,
I43O nth ~. Take West End subway, Munich
nal nlng 10 --ih 81
The sun., 1916-08-23
QUEENS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
BUSlNE.SS MEMS ATTENTION.

Dnaut!ful Noms OF n rooms and . baths
ovcfiooking l.. l. Sound: large grounds.
cnty ~ sh,d. every modern Improve,
mrui. sewer, water, gas. cleCtrIciiS .,
minutes from 32i -. and TN ave ~ trains
daily. deep water anchorage, privilege ~
private bathing beach; VIII sell cheap for
cash II on reasonable terms it desired. Can
or write u STEPHENSON, "a W. 3+th -.
The sun., 1916-08-23
BUYS SIR rHOMAss PLACE.

.Vl!.am ID. Fitzpatrick and James II.
cruikshank are the buyers Of the six
story building at 149 and l5l Franklin
street. under lease TO Sir Thomas Upton.
sod recently by the John f. Parsons es-
tate.
The sun., 1916-08-23
CITY HOMES LEASED.

Goodwin q Goodwin have rentsd for
Eleanor DE Witt Hun to Charles Hanson
the o story n basement dwelling at
l22 West l2lst street.
The sun., 1916-08-23
MORTGAGES.

MORTGAGES.
With Names and addresses Of lender and
lenders a'torney)
Downtown.
tsou,h OF Fourteenth strcet)
FRANZ ST. a W c Mulberry. ~. 20 * irfcs
.RcHsr' J. Tur pns Gin e, sv a. AUG IS. 5 yrs.
~ per cent; attys. Bowers 80; AZ
Cedar
East Side.
East Of Fifth avenue. between Fourtesn'n
and 10th streets)
ATTN CT 40 = pa av. c1.3xssS; Ernest
~ Adler. exr. to Francis u Chcdsey. trn.,
Yorktown, X Y. 3 yrs, 8 per cent. Aug 10;
ATTY: L T CO iSo Wy s,sss ,rrexNrs,.
rick Meenan TO John Meenan, 1855 y SSH
A., Feb B. 1912. pr mtg $40 600, demand
per cen, as per bond attys, r"skuS; a
sphay.n es s. ssii n 5G,h st, 20. sass.e-The
lO72-l07+ Second Avenue Keai Esta',,
Corp TO Gus,ave Disch. 800 w va 81 y
yrs, "a per cent. Aug 81; a'ty', M,chiinS
% AZ IS, ssSn beth st, 20. lox 2o-same
to same. Aus 81. $ yrs s per cent; ANY,;
tTsHHs ST, n :. % " Madison av, :oxio22-
Martin schrenkeisen. eNr., 20 Farmers
Loan and Trust Co. % william - QUE
10: attys. Geiier X a II. 20 Ex:hsnge
77fTH ST. 50. las 3 SIN av, :1xiO??-Ed:
Hlunu 1OIln u . A'A"N '
Wall st, Aug 81. pr mtg 10000, du.
Sept J. isl7; per cent; a'tyS' S,s" "doe
4, 4 : 81 4 wsI' 80, e Sd ay. 7rsx;iics corr e'oUc
course Imp Co to Mary A Fall and ano'
indlv and adm. Lydia Davis. ~ 81 av.
pr mtg 1880. a,yrs; bL1 per cent, Avg
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north OF 10th s,ree')
lssD ST. .6S W. n =, $50 . Arnst av. 25x
Ii2 S-Adoiphine c Becker to Robert G
Fulton, 2.o " io2, st pr nls $1,000,
De La Mare & H. 40 Nassau st. ''',N,OOo
bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx)
RosEDALE Az " 5, ,la9ii n 117th IT,
s0G " e 7S ATTY St h hSs j. y '" nrs s%v i ,oa '.' y
HT !s'h Ay, oi7s,h s, % GHS,oSS ,I e
ano 20 stephen II Jackson, 1871 W 12is,
st. Aus 10 "; Q ? C; ATTY s'sphsan ,a ~
K,er1Isher TO Jas Garvey. sos = 227th 81.
Aug i. / yr int, atty. X L Weldon, :Ss
wssTThnyA;c;EE' Nv, 'itGiiiG.;e''., ;?&5;S;ioG..jas i
"McEntes to Lydia II McMay, ss5 Fair.
noun! pl;; Aug u. install; ~ m,hs .p r;
LOT Noon "a; S't TO " ni:n %sP % %.i''' assa " Ts''
Tey T.S.' :x, Az: sHiy u 4 : yT;; AZ i" ,nnt4t1Eo'
wt;sTCHESTER Az, n $, ~ W Glcbe AZ,
00xlG5- Peter Hand'bodc. Inc. ia. Eltz
* Dooling, 10 T. sOth St. Aug ~. 3 yrs,
p g; st'ys' Knox 4 d. - .S1narr
WESTcUESTER Az. n n, 1851 n @ Inter
Ssls AZ 2's,s" fe a.,esya's S " s"S Ss
sw Kelly st, ?5x7sV-Iacob Zinsmeister
to bertha Reinlg. .Eas, Wallingford.
Conn, OF I'll, Aug ~, o yrs, u y c: atty,
Ma,thies, zoo u 18th st, . $500
JACKSON Av. 900. q n. 3sxs',6-Beatrics
B,rnbaum to Lawyers Mtg Co. % lAb-
ertv st, Aug 81, due as per bond atty,
TGSTco. I7S Bway, ,..... ,t:7 800
lstTNu ST, u y. 1908 " Morris av. a3xi00-
John Whalen 10 Chas 4 Laumeis,er. ':O
n lGlst ST, Aug -. due as per bond
atty. r q & T Co. i7G Bway, -, $4,000
rEAHkI!N Az. 1871: " :. ?o~x.t.-Ar'
turo salomone to Ella A May. 1888 pit.
The sun., 1916-08-23
sM\IL EAST SIDE LOFT.

-. I' '"ir story loft building. Isx%+
4 D. ~" VI, uc erected by I.owrnfeld
N"~t' at "hl Fast houston street.
VIII "" ,.'s"i. who designed 1t. ssy 1t
The sun., 1916-08-23
Rod and Gun Neus


hole IN the centre would. not pull gu. %
gave II up 90 . bad Job.
The nsxt day I told my trouble - .
mechanic and he was good enough TO a
an interest In the matter. Said I ovsht
TO heat the openings to the moulds NO that
the lead would not chill and harden
For 2 core or piece Of iron 70 make tns
needles and started In again. And After
much practice I was able to make "a per-
feet cast" which consists in filling avery
ono Of the four moulds with a perfect
sinker. WHITE MILLER.
Brooklyn. Aus. -.
Csd, Haks and Pollock IN August
The following "a 10. . clipping taken
and I thought It would Interest you read
ers - II Old me:
The sun., 1916-08-23
rvKNlsHED APARTMENTS WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., rooms and bath,
furni.hei. desirable ne.ghborhood. occupy
October list. cal! 6s3 Hote! Aston between
> and II to-day.
The sun., 1916-08-23
REAL. ESTATE.

up vii buy mr. rent new hous. In
~ best ueighhorhooA at West brighton.
w staten Island. 80 minutes from wall
st all improvements; equal to any npnrt-
mrnt costing 37i IA y Y, city, Apply 4,
=. MATHEWS. ts2 BARD Ave. Phone West
brighton l?o6W. Take tast!eton Ave. car,
lusptttiuu invited.
The sun., 1916-08-23
RESULTS At
lat u vEsEY STREET.
Nv HrYan I. kAnnellY.

by Bryan L. Kennedy.
9TH Av. 2&7-25o. . " cor 2oth Of, 1909
sII irres, j? sty loft eidE-H OK.
mann at W T Eyer: 81 al; due sSSs
eco: adjourned 10 August IS.
10th ST ISIS VIZ. ,u . 1h
ave. l36xssii. s,y Pinkney Court apt
Acknowledgements Life lns Co as; "
z Iimms e. al; due. siss,os:ts: t,!es.
isxioo, II. 3 story dwiG-serena wronkow
agt Morris Levy ct al: due. N6.ol2&6:
taxes &C. ssis.ss: 10 the plaintiff for
10TH ST. $50 E. IS. 1871 lat ave; s7.ex
loo.il. 8 sty tenmt and strs-syivesier
Pope e, a. trst: sGt cIh.n ct
xS & +; sIs,S''T t. toi $1,000 :, 'S,.-..e
i3s,h. iis.:.s7'i.is:. gore. / sly r.
strs-E q Badgclcy agt Peter De witt
et Al: due. 3E5sO?s; taxes. &C. 1s.-
$3.50; Withdrawn.
lat s?os THIRD AvENuE1
by l.. J. PHILIPPE 4 Co.
ASpREws AVE. . " cor Fordham rd.
ioon:sss irres: tive > s.y dw!xs.P r
!. sea-, al. s due. .i:.s:ss,,ssssrrd s s:as. e ss's o., 60
o<i.7s: to the plaintiff for ti3.5oo.
18TH ST. i sy i f.. HI n Mayer W Decatur
ave. lssxs7s. ~ sly dwlg--S A seid-
man agt John jacobson and ano; due,
$3.50: ad,ourn.d To- August % "
MORRIS Ae Z I joseph In p from. of 1870.
2s1t . Belmont ct, l5.sxtxi63 vacant
-Wm Lemien aEt A Woolf ct al.
due, sAs:.ss; to the plaintiff for $3.50.
The sun., 1916-08-23
Making . Perfect Cast.

having long since satisfied myself that
egg shaped sInkcIs were tho only Kind
That produced loo per cent. OF efficiency
in bottom salt water shIng ! cuieavorri
to huy some, hut was told they were ali
I"u" ont ~ use, 80 decided To procure a
mould and To- take II hand a. a new branch
OF III" ftshine game.
After securing lead and melting pot and
setting up the mould, started 80 pour the
hot lead with many fears and much treln-
bling, only to md the lead hardening on
the outside az the mould and none going
into the proper openings he lead simply
hardened AMI bridget the entrances.
tbs, ! SAID, - tho reason why ono cant
buy them too hart to mHkc--hut |
started the gas am proceeded To melt ,hs
whole thiug over again, and on the second
rnst u ittl" .rtd actually found it, way
into III" m'll. Encouraged, | repeated
the performance.
In urirr 80 maze tho hole that runs
through 'hr si0k,r '~rugihWIse used Iron
wire tNAlth Thought was prrfcctly
"'"''rN' "'.' Ut" 80 'Ntr' "n-' ,nn 90
tually hllcd the two largest sizes Of the
The sun., 1916-08-23
sIGy FACTORY AT FLusHrNo.

The Hunter Car Sign Company has
eoasht from the Bannon estate q plot
iVVxluo at The foot Of harrington street
.ha bayside avenue. Flushing. where
they Will erect a factory.
The sun., 1916-08-23
BOND BROKERS' IN EQUITABLE.

Spitxer. Rorick 4 CO.. have leased new
quarters in the Equitable Building. COM
prlsing the northeast wing Of the nf-
tenth floor.
The sun., 1916-08-23
Forest Park. L. l.. Aug. -.
How to Make Column Worth While.

read with Interest Mr.. Baruum's letter
In tho column Of August I. too believe
that ;her" IL too much space given to In
divllual catches Of fish and that a tabula-
lion Of the days fishing results would be
the ideal method Of presenting thk type
OF news.
Since tho column Is now IN THE srN a
large and new class Of readers ha. been
acquired. ana unlike many Of us who used
To read tn" Press because Of the Rod
md Gun news. these new readers are not
liable to be interested In how many hsh
Nj So and So caught yesterday on the
l!Xyle -.
believe tn. way 20 capture the intere..
eni support ~ the new readers and to hold
the irter.et and support OF the old read
ets IL 20 publish the daily fishing results in
= t.'Le ami Try to &c, more articles on rod
making. are of tacklc. unusual FISHING eN.
perIen.es. discussions Of balts and methods
81 fshing &C., aud there Is no ques-
ton but what n llitie AFFAIR such az Gus.
Craftsman vs.. George England" helps to
cheer things up.
l, ,he %rsaI"rs Of Rod ana Gun feel tina,
Nj Barnum's aud my suggestions are
worth an,thing then II IL up to the readers
10 get busy aud write some interesting let
tiers.
There are Interesting and valuable let.
AMI far betwe.n. Walter v. M.inhardts
articles on rod making stand out as ex-
ami'es o' valuable Rod and Dun news.
OTHER r"ui.rs who have the &nowieige
ani experience necessary to write articles
~ 'h!s ca,lbrr tani there are many such
mem should take tho trouble to do no and
thereby max" the Roi and Gun news a
column that Is worth cutting out ana saw
.tS Ia a scrap book.
The sun., 1916-08-23
New York. Aug 90.
law Decides When Two Hook ssms Fish.

Az be'iue~ nen Two HOOK Somo floh.
Arthur Kn"wl.on N n rec"nt issue o.
THE stT caIl"i attention 30 w.aknsher-
mon a.; Itnp.Nt Bay Interfering w!'h each
others sport In a ,a'a issue James J
Jordan also arrens with Mr and
urges nor" sputts'narship.
roth tho" men AM other anglers viii he
i''"' Sod IN i decision handed down n
= I-s.v. the est ~ mo Judgment ~ The
court icing mat anglers cannot be TOO
= rupliuIs,y ca'etu' 20 guard ags!n., tho
possibility ~ interfering wish each others
spn''
The in.ih.rt reported by r. clyde in the
London fteM happened on May "a on Loeb
Lomynd The i4-is, broadly s,a'ed, are
salmon rom a boa;. n"osai a ans Nh
wh.ga after rs frs, struggle. Tor freedom.
ran along IN shallow water between the
IL the same lircl ''on In which N. r.h
ods moving ani only ~ few yards outside
pa" ~ '-Hrr'~ H1st. there happened to he
'i 'ih"f ! e. 'h' OCCUPANT. OF which wer"
'.gagei IN mlnn"V trI.lnx with two rod.
'H' '.t'rn. tni ans boat held on without;
'~ier.rr - coarse
- s boat ;he ish ma 1" a sudden dash for
ward AMI outward. mn. boring down. was
''n'nei t'"'y booked. IN the back by the
wi'rnN "'r''"r' tackle
The ~ Usher and Ms hoatman main
tanned tina. the sudden double strain Of
salmon and n1innow trace together pulling
ans rate. me fy .sher's tackle broke. ard
the fish. Rtt.r some forty minutes. play on
IN" mirrow tackle. was suCcessful'y gated
~ the trolling marty.
doing alongside their boat, the ny fisher.
as he expected. discovered his ry in the
mouth of the FISH with part OF his broken
'a,k'c. aud verified the fact, which he also
expected. that the salmon had h.rn foul
nooksG by the mtnuow trace. The cues
lion Immediately aros. AZ 10 which angler
was .nii'l.d 20 the Ash.
The ny Usher tor his part claimed II on
mo ground that he had hooked Il ana was
In course ~ making T. his own when the
mluuuN ~trallers tack,- broke his cast.
Tn" m3ruYw |trOller, on the other hand,
claimed u on the ground that, whatever
else hti happened. he a. lea.. had played
s",nrhoy go 80 ,ar'r,, sa,n,c M"'n Nv "a a.,
tackle. ~ IN" moment the fy fshsr OBJ
'air,i p,s.,s.itn Of the FISH
i..'cr ur. however intima,ion was made.
Through "A arm ~ ltv agents, by the min.
uuy irl.frr 20 the rs raher TIM, falInr
4. lyerv.o. the n.h :, him by a .periaed
l.ir n.,, isy' I"ral prdeeedinr. wbrii ps
taken pc.Erry Ms no, so made ana IN.
tsh was placed IN cold storage IN Glasgow
10 hFh' 'h' "il.'in" OF sArh proceedings
The sun., 1916-08-23
Tuna Fishing EXCITING AperA.

Thomas clesry. and Jamss Buchsnaa. q
the Cotton Thread Fishing Club Of Amer1oa
and Or. $. II. baldwin and Frank c. Tay-
lor Of Newark are Just back from Block
Island. where they took 20 tuna, averaginG
rs pounds In weight. In hve days angling.
They used . twenty-one thread line. and
Mr.. Cleary's rod, one Of his own make. was
They got all their hsh trolling. using .
cedar sQuid with tho aluminium part the
sa mo as used by those trolling for blue
nsh.
They struck their hsh within ten feet Of
the boat At one time tunas struok the
four squid At once. and three Of the tunas
were landed out OF the four. Seven times
during their fishing trip two OF the anglers
played tuna at one time.
1t required on an average Of half an
hour TO land a Ash, and with two playing
tunas at once. and In the one instance four
at one time. II made for the most exciting
and thrilling kind OF angling, for one could
never tell when q tuna's dart would carry
II across the line OF another angler playing
a tuna at tho other end.
Both Baldwin and Taylor are tyros. ana
Ing their fish that they landed their tunas,
although Taylor. after playing his. first
tuna for twenty minutes was all in" and
could hardly stand UP. One of the other
anglers brought him a chair and insisted
that he land his Ash alone. He sat down
IN IL. quite helpless, although he had
brought tho FISH within I'VE feet Of the
boat. Then IL dashed away, carrying ten
feet Of line.
II was hard ~ tell which had the most
energy left. Taylor or the tuna, but the
man finally husbanded his strength and
with an EFFORT brought his nsh to the boat.
where II Was eafed.
The sun., 1916-08-23

A friend Of mins went to pay his REM
- Nj. chcselroueh. who owns thre,
New York s.iyscrap"rs. the other evening,
and there "as the grand old man makinl
siuNcrs 10Y sat water nshing. So every
one seems 70 he doing II,
The sun., 1916-08-23

F. Il. Barnum's letter In the Rod and
Gun column requiring fuller informa-
ton as 10 fishing tides. &C. in THE SUN
This information could be given BY the
captain OF each boat II he was not 80
ski'hpy In his advertisement In the Rod and
Gun column.
A line or two 10 all they give. Some
ought to be ashamed TO have such brief
notice appear.
The fare. starting time. where bound.
for what nsh. the number of nsh caught
and date stated would be simple Justice
TO the public and beneht themselves
The sun., 1916-08-23

XII ull Leaves silver Wave pntk. Frr.-
uClNHUH port dairy EXCEPT sion arrival
5:b' train from Penn station and
s:is trolley from city Linz. SauIav. paper
train and 5;ij trolley. Fare Inc ba!t. 81 -.
The sun., 1916-08-23

TOT from CarmRn's DOCK. Wreck LEAD.
nj kk Daily eScsp: Mon. and Fri, = ~
train. Sun. 5:.5 'ra'n Far $50.
~ CARMNN
VIII charter TO privn,. parties Mon. or Fri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-18
HOTEL MAN THINKS
GIRL FELL IN SLEEP

Edward Thompson. manager o,
the Hotel Europe. believes that Dol
lie Howard. 2t-year-old white slave
witness. fell out of the ,hird-story
window there while walking in her
sleep. early Friday.
No one has been found who impIi.
Gates a second party in the case.
She was still alive at the city hos.
pital Saturday. but In great pain
from her injuries, which may prove
fatal or cripple her for life.
Thompson says he had started
across the street to get his lunch
and saw the woman poised on the
window sill
When picked up she was moan.
INK: They're after me. They're
after me
Government agents and police de.
tectives are still working on the
case, In an effort TO determine
whether or not she was thrown out
OF the window.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-18
BOOKING AGENT
SOLD BOOZE, IS
POLICE CHARGE

Every one who went TO see u
Davidson. vaudeville booking agent
in the orphouu building. was not
looking for work behind tho foot
lights. according to dry squad OF
ficers
They arrested u. Davidson Fri
Jay for bookkeeping. after Patrol
man +. Norman had purchased
liquor
One customer of tho vaudeville
agency told Sergt. Putnam he lost
so there while negotiating for
liquor.
During tho afternoon officers
traded n shipment OF 307 gallons OF
liquor from tho o-W depot To the
Lambert Transfer Co. Ninth ave
and Virginia At When y. johnson
called for II they arrested him. he.
cause tho shipment was In unlabel.
cd packages. government invest.
gators have taken up the case.
Other victims OF tho dry squad
were :. Sumlyoshi. proprietor OF
the Revere house. i234 Ycaler
way. which IN directly across the
street from police headquarters.
and Charles Potter. alleged 10 have
been bootlcgging In a Second ave.
lodging house.
When officer G. 4. Peterson
drove his AK into tho wall OF A. DE
Martins bar room. 1905 Ninth ave.
=. he discovered a cache OF several
hundred bottles OF booze.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-18
LUMBERMEN TO
DEVELOP TRADE

That the future growth and sue
cess of the lumber business de-
ponds on the energies expended in
seeking new markets and use for
lumber by the producer was the
opinion expressed by several prom.
inent lumbermen Friday when
Eastern and Southern millmen were
entertained by the West Coast
Lumbermen's association at the
New Washington.
The old idea that lumber will
sell Itself and that the lumberman
can spend his time at Palm Beach
without considering his market is
dead" said r. B Goodman. promi-
nent Wisconsin lumberman.
More than % per cent Of the
timber In the 4. s. ia located In
the Pacific states, and, as the East
ern and Southern supply is fast
disappearing. 1t will soon fall on
the West TO supply the product.
The visiting lumbermen left for
Grays Harbor. where conference
will be held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-18
GUESS WILSON
ISN'T WORRIED

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1s-
Cbas. f. Hughes net gain was re.
corded at - today when the cleo.
ton commissioner OF San Fran.
cisco county completed their Off.
cial canvass OF all but 40 precincts.
II Is expected that the official
count here will be finished Mon.
day. but Il Will be Tuesday or Wed.
nesday before tho registrar has
completed his tally sheets. A sim.
liar delay is expected in Los An.
geles county
When Secretary OF State Jordan
viii conclude his tally is uncertain.
but II will probably be about ten
days from now.
San Francisco. Los Angeles and
Alameda are the only counties
which have not finished their Off.
cial canvass. Last United Press
tabulatlons indicated minimum
plurality for Wilson Of 1850 In the
state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-18
HALF A BILLION
IN BUILDING IS
PROSPERITY SIGN

NEW YORK CITY. Nov. "a.
Prosperity has taken such a
grip Of the United States $3.50.
ooo. 900 are being spent for con.
s,ruetlon OF new factories and
office buildinasl
In New York alone. In the last
two years. n new building has
gone Up every so ninutesi
This 10 shown by statistics
gathered from ali parts Of the
country by Bradstreet's. 3. w.
Dodge company. Engineering
News and the American Con
tractor.
The greatest Investments TOWARD
further construction OF factor)
in this vast business re-
vivnl are made In New England. N,
Central states and the Middle West
AZ It's heels follows tho tremen
dous home building movement. fot
which wage earncrs this year ar,
spending 5000. 00O. 900.
The capacity OF factories has
forced construction OF add.
tions 10 plants In all Industrial
eenters. Work Is being rushed
on stores. office buildings and
all kinds OF commercial enter.
prlses.
A sure index Of growing prosper
lily Is shown by remarkable activity
I'm building garages and theatres II
big population centers.