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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-12
TIGERS HAVE CHANCE FOR REMNANT
N. W. RACE BECOMES SENSATIONAL

Winning a sensational fast
game from Seattle, the Tiger team
yesterday afternoon took one
more step up the league ladder.
and made one more move toward
their attempt to diminish SDo-
kane's chances of coping the
1916 flag. At the same time that
Tacoma was winning, the Indians
were losing a hard battle at Great
Falls.
The Tigers are now eight games
behind the league leaders, and
there are "a more days of base
ball before the season closes. II
Tacoma wins eight and Spokane
loses a similar number. the home
club will be a few points ahead
of the Indians.
. . . .
Starting next Monday, the Tig-
ers and Indians will play Two
weeks series. The finish of the
season should be a tense one,
with the two leading clubs bat
thing IA straight games for SUI
premacy. Spokane is sending out
reports that 1t has the pennant
cinched, but Williams crew will
have to trim the Tigers pretty
steadily during the next fortnight
IL they want to be at the top of
the column when the last game
is played September A.
AL Bonner and the Tigers play
ed a great game yesterday at Ath-
letic park. For one thing, the
contest was finished just SIS min
utes after Umpire Finneran gave
the call of play BALI" Seattle
didn't have a chance to score,
simply because the Tigers worked
like a well-oiled machine and be-
cause Rheumatic AL had all his
joints working smoothly. He was
touched up for one hit in every
inning but the seventh and ninth,
but the hitters were either retired
on double plays, or left on the
bags when the innings were over.
. . . .
Two bases on balls from Rose,
and a ringing double to left by
Boldwin gave Tacoma a run in
the second. A double by Wuffli,
stolen base and infield out by
Bigbee brought the second run in
the third. A walk by Fries, stol-
en- base, and Roses failure to
catch a long peg from the out
field, allowing Fries to score,
gave us the third run in the
fourth.
. . . .
Tealey Raymond and Sammy
Bohne. the opposing shortstops,
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Summary: Stolen base-Fries.
Two base hits-Baldwin, Wuffli,
w. Cunningham, Morse, T. Gun
bingham. Three base hit-Frics.
Double plays-Leard to Thomp-
son; Wuffli to Leard to Thomp-
son. Struck out-By Rose 2, by
Bonner I. Bases on balls--Off
Rose 4 off Bonner g.. Time of
game-1:05. Umpire-Finneran
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Coast League

Games Yesterday.
Salt Lake 8, Oakland 4.
Los Angeles Z, San Francisco G
Vernon 8, Portland /.
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WHERE TACOMA Is
AMUSING ITSELF

TheaterS
TACOMA
Coming - "The Birth Of
Nation"
PANTAGES
1.-THE Midnight FOllies," mt
steal comedietta; good vaude-
vile bill.
HIPPODROME
PhOtOville, headed by 1.-THE
Suffraget and Mere Man." and
a Red Feather feature, "What
Love Can Do"
Film Houses
REGENT
"The Little Schoolma'am,"
with Dorothy Gish; Triangle.
APOLLO
Her Great Price," with
Mabel Taliaferro; Metro.
COLONIAL
1.-THE Making of Madda-
Lena" with Edna Goodrich;
Paramount.
MELBOURNE
Damaged Goods" with
Richard Bennett.
SHELL
"The Girl From Frisco"
new serial; Kalem.
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ouc vi Tie hISncly urdIndtlC
nOunced for the Coloniafs new bi
An ash barrel might be con-
sidered most unlikely place to
find romance. Yet out of one
there trooped for little Meg Du-
gan noble knights and grand
ladies, servile esquires and gal
liant heroes-even Sir Galahad
himself.
The little girl had found in the
barrel a copy of King Arthur
and His Knights of the Round
Table," and it made her begin to
dream dreams. She had visions
of being rescued from her sordid
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Disturber VII, Built Like
Needle, After Records

the larry
town. NJ y. Chicago 35 miles hour of the
hydoaeroplane and will be by Dyna
Chicago speed fiend OF the first
racing craft BOASTS displacement of
midshpE
With this
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distinguished themselves by some
wonderful work in the short field.
The outfielders, particularly Big
bee, Fries and Cunningham, came
in for applause at frequent in
tervals.
. . . Q
Tacoma is playing better ball
than at any time during the sea-
son. Yesterdays crowd was the
best week day attendance of the
year, and it is expected that, AS
the end draws near, Athletic park
will be damned with fans every
day.
. . . Q
The Times score of yesterdays
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surroundings by Sir Galahad.
So 1t is not surprising she met
a little later the young man whom
she thought must really be Sir
Galahad, her dream knight"
Nor was she very much mistaken,
because he did prove a Sir Gala
had in all truth.
This is the beginning of the
romance of THE Dream Girl"
which will be the attraction at
the Colonial tomorrow. Mae Muir,
ray and Theodore Roberts are
featured.
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Am E RIcAN

Games Yesterday.
Detroit 2, Chicago 0.
st. Louis 5-3, Cleveland 81.
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NATIONAL
'souy0 vu, 10 SuIpyuiS
w.. -

Games Yesterday.
New York SO, st. Louis 80.
Cincinnati 5, Philadelphia 2.
Brooklyn "a, Chicago IL.
Pittsburg 81, Boston Ii.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
Scores Yesterday.
Tacoma 3, Seattle 0.
Butte Z, Vancouver s.
Great Falls 7, Spokane 3.
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OFFICIAL STANDING
THE "IF" COLUMN

s PLAY TODAY
o Seattle at Tacoma.
o Great Falls at Spokane. 4
. Vancouver at Butte.
. = = q = . g Q O @ q o g. o 0 Z
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.kalliO Holds
Indians Tight

GREAT FALLS, Aug. IL. =
Kallio was wild at the start OF
yesterdays game, but frightened
up in the later innings and won
his game from the league lead
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Butte BuncheS
Hits and Wins

BUTTE, Aug. 12.-Six runs in
the second inning, on punched
hits and wildness by Callahan,
gave yesterdays game to the To-
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The cunard.r saxonia. sailing today for
Liverpool, will take mall, closing Az ~"
A NJ. for Europe Except GermanF. Aus
;r,a, Hungary, L~uxemburx. bulgaria.
serbia. Turkey. Netherlands. Norway, swe,,
den and Denmark). Africa. Yves, Asia ana
the East Indies.
Tn. spanish liner Alicante, sailing to
morrow Tor cadiz. will take mail, closing az
sac A. NJ. for spain. Portugal and dibfa''
The Italian liner Palermo. sailing To-
marrow for Genoa, will take mail. closing
at $50 A. III, for Italy, SWITZERLAND anu
Greece. r..
Thursday for Liverpool. will take mail
closing at $50 A. NJ, for Great britain'
Ireland and south Africa. also .peciaIll az
dressed correspondence for other countries
exrep, Germany, Austria, Hungary. Luxem-
burg, bulgaria.. Serbia, Turkey. the Nethef-
lands. Norway. sweden and Denmark
The French liner La Tourain.. saiiins
ing at noon, for France. Switzerland lts'E,
spain. Portugal. Egypt. Greece. Britlsh
Itdia. British East africa. sam Mn,tn,
East indies. West Australia and Persia.
The American liner st Paul, sailing SAT
urday for Liverpool. will take mail cos
ing at $40 A.. NJ. for Europe except Ger
many, Austria. Hungary, Luxemburg. Bull
garia. Serbia. Turkey. the Netherlands
NORWAY. sweden and Denmark, Africa
West Asia and the East Indies, Saturday
for Falmouth. viii TAX" mall. closing at
1850 4 NJ. for Great britain, lre'and' bel'
elum, Russia and south Africa also spe-
cislly addressed correspondence for other
countries. except GERMANY, Austria. hun
gary. Luxemhurg. Bulgaria. Serbia. Turkey.
the Netherlands. Norway. sweden ana Den
mark.
The Norwegian-America liner Kris
tisniafiord. sailing SATURDAY FOR Bergen.
VIII take mail. closing at $50 A. NJ tor
Norway, Sweden. Russia. Ger
many. Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg. Bul-
garia. Serbia and Turkey.
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK. ss-Abraham IL Levy. Plaintiff.
against chas |. wcinstein Realty Company
In pursuance OF a judgment, OF f~orscio..
ure and sale made and entered In the
shove entitled action. and bearing date the
2'th day OF October. 1916, ]. the under
signed. the Referee In said judgment.
named. will sell at Public Auction. at 'he
Exchange selesrooms. No. i+-is vesey
OF New York, on the goth day OF November,
1915. at IL o'clock noon on that day. by
Joseph p Day. Auotionecr. the premises
directed bv said judgment to be sold ami
therein described as follows;
ALI. those two certain lots, pieces or
parcels OF land. with the buildings and i'm.
provements thereon erected. situate. lying
and being In the Borough OF Manhattan,
city OF New York. Couniy OF New York
and state OF New York. on the southerly
side OF Nineteenth Street. and which taken
together are bounded and described as FOL
lows:
BEGINNING at a po,n, on the south.
westerly side OF Nineteenth street. distant
one hundred and nine,y-seven ,is7, feet
eoutheasterly from tn. outheasterlv cor.
ner OF seventh Avenue and Nineteenth
allei with seventh Avenue. ninety-,hr.s
t?3i feet and six Inches. thence southeast.
erly and nearly parallel with Nineteenth
street. forty,six ttsl feet and three inches
thence northeasterly and again parallel
with seventh Avenue. nine,y-three t93I
feet and three go inches. to the south
westerly side Of Nineteenth Street. and
hence northwesterlv along said side Of
Nineteenth street. fortv-four ttp feet 10
the poin, or place of beginning. he the
eh!d dimensions NOR. or less
The ennis hereby Intended described
the entire lots and premises known by tha
street numbers lt+-lts West Nineteenth
street.
Dated. New York. October .sth. 1915.
FRANCIS w. POLLOCK. Referee
JERONE \. kOHS. Attorney for Plaintiff
1900 Fifth Avenue. New York city.
F aL
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ASIATIC MAILS.

Hawaii. China ,except Hongkone'. Phil
ippin. Islands and specially addressed mail
Tor J,pan, corea and Hongkong, via san
Francisco. per steamship Ecuador. close at
II 1890 l.. NJ. to-day.
.Japan. Corea, Hongkong and specially
addressed mail for Chisa. Via Scait!', p"r
steamship Mexico Maru, ciose At 1850
=. VI. to-day. .
Hongkong and specially addressed mail
for the Netherlands. East Indies. via san
Francisco, per s%tcar Tjisondsrri, close
at 1880 =. Thursday.
Hawaii, via San Francisco. per stea mship
Nsnoa. close at 1880 =. THURSDAY.
Japan, Corca and China. specially ad-
dressed only, via Seattle, per steamship
Inaba Maru. close at $50 y. NJ. Friday.
FIJI Islands, New Zealand and Australia
except VEST, via Vancouver and Victoria
p.r steamship Makura. close at $50 T.. NJ.
Friday.
Japan. Corea and China, via Seattle. per
steamship Hawaii Maru' close at eiS" T. NJ
Friday.
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FORECLOsUkE ALE

coT + 5 5HRk xrw su 5oskHra. c9 2! 7.
echwarz, Plaintiff. against Harlem Esta,es.
In pursuance OF. q judgment of fore:
closure and sale. duly made and entered
G IL The tn. so is,s , Gsy si S ss,,e.i ' isis, 0f T. Il:
men, ns%.d. viii " sell a pusIie suction: :!
vss.y street. in the Borough Of Manhattan.
he is,h day Of November, isis.. at twelve
Brady. A%usiioneer, the premises directed
ny ne said tudsment to- be sold ana
'hsr ,, described a; to'i S,.s or MARE, .,
land. with the buildings and Improvement
thereon erected. situate. lying and being
County 'S' and sor s,.is Of q L. M"p 9ors. bounded Sa'sdi
and described as follows: Beginning at q
point on the easterly side of First avenue
northerly from the corner formed by
ono Hundredth Street with the e~asteriy
: :sct T. o' p. s.'a vim vim the s's ssi@ nor ,f.%fs
side Of One Hundredth Street one hundred
Iool feet: thence northeriy. parallel with
60 inches TO the centre line of the block
between One Hundredth and One Hun
alsa and Frs, Streets; hence wssteo,y:
hundred dooj feet to said easteriy side Of
FRS, Avenue; thence .outherly along .aid
seven S7) feet six tS) inches to the point
or place Of beginning. the southerly wall
being n party wall.
Dated. October 10. 1915.
LORING ". BLACK. Jr, Referee
No' HEvoysE' Attorney. Tor IPisHinti1 &,
Cedar street. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York city.
rho fcllowing ~ diasran Of the prop:
ert, to he sold. Its street number 10 lst4
Firs, Avenue.
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Centre line Of block
l00th 81

T"WVU ST
The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge to ssti. y which the above described
property In to be sold IL f2g. 5s0.J7. with
Interest thereon from the llth day OF
October. 1915. together with costs and al.
lowanccs amounting to S3ss.2s. with In
terest thereon from the 18TH day OF Octo.
Der. 1915. together with the expenses OF
the sale. The approximate amount of the
taxes. assessments. or other liens which
are to be allowed TO the purchaser out OF
the purchase money. or paid by the
referee, Is si,o26. %. with interest.
The above described premises Will be
soil subject TO any state OF facts ~hich
an accurate survey would show.
Dated, New York. October l6. 1915.
LORISG s. BLACK, Jr.. Referee.
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Philadelphia Live stock.


PHILADEi1rHIA. Nov, i2-Receipts Tor
$50; hogs, 1895. calves, i,4S0.
Reef cattle arm higher. steers, best.
ss75u 10; choice. ts.5o@s75; good, $500
? %; medium, SMseb; common, S75ou
S3ns.75, Calves drner; exceptionals, Si.. 50
mi3, good to choice. 1?ai2.cb; medium.
sheep und lambs-Wethers st.adier: ex.
ira. s75Ous: choice, C25T7.50; good.
So. I; medium, s., 10 a 6: common, Stu
/ ewes. heavy fat. Sb,b0M7: lambs. better
grades, stcn iy; common to extras, 37.5Omil
Hogs easier, Westerns as to siz" and
quality. 81 !0nll.to, gross weight, 50 u
tct. net weight,
city dressed stock steady to Arm on
choice and prime steers, nGl6c.; heifers
soS,h.1nu. and sarnsaIds' ilTIss. s"unrr,
dressed. lfTltc,: sheep. ltQl6c.. lambs
is9isc.; hogS easier.
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THE WEATHER.

For eastern New York. probably rain In
the south portion to-day and Tomorrow
IN in ;s s. "erss r,n % "s :nsS; s%s. % "i"a: s''na'
For New Jersey. overcast weather. with
probable rain to-day and tomorrow; not
much change In temperature, gentle variable
For northern New England. overcast
weather. with probably rain or snow TO-DAY
perature; fresh easteriy winds.
For southern New England. probably ram
to-day and tomorrow. not mnch mango !"
For western New York, probably snow or
rain to-day and tomorrow: fresh east
NEW YORK. Nov. i3-Fs,r weather
prevailed generally yesterday In the At
lantic and In the estreine West and soutn-
east from the Arkansas Valley at
tended by rains and snow In the ia%s
region. the ohio and part Of the Tennessee
parts Of the QUIZ states. The storm wac
attaining force as It's centre moved norm
EAST. Hish pressure covered AZ the norm,
temperatures at zero or slightly below IN
some places. was crowding .close,y on me
heel o. tn. storm ,S. M Il .IssIa the line. Of
freezing spread Into nor,hern Ishas " !.
W.. working east into the MISSISSIPPI, nj
states by tonight or Tuesday morning
preceded by rain. . u,,
In this city tn. day was cloudy Mtn
| rain at night. slightly colder. winds. iresn
to brisk eas,erly. average humidity. ~ PEI
| cent. corrected to real 10 sct
level. at 5 A. NJ. 3ots. 3 =. NJ. 3os.p n
barometer ..s''''''''''' "a.
Humidity. .'..''''.'''' - c y
wlnd-direction ,.....". NJ. -
Wind-velocity ......... lA po,,
Weather ......,'..s"' ''"u"s III
Tn. tempern,ur. in this city Yesterday q.
recorded by the official thermometer 10
shaun in the annexed table.
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IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Court.

IN CONGRATULATIONS COURT,
~ YORK COUNTY. No. llj32 OF ltlG
-IusAph j, McElroy as executor OF Martha
VI KEENAN,. deceased. plaintiff. against
Fr-i.rlCA +. Roth and Others. defendants
Gustav Goodmann plsintins attorney, No.
$40 broadway tManhattanl. New fors
tIty
Pursuant to Judgment entered November
3rd. 1916, In said action. the undersigned
Will sell at public auction A. the Exchange
Sa l,~rooms, Nos. lt-i6 Nes-y street. Bor
ough OF Manhattan, New York CITY, at |.
o'clock noon on November 18th, 1915, Nv
Samuel Marx, Auctioneer, the premises de-
scribed In the mortgage In said action re-
corded in the Registers onice.. New York
County. In Section D. Liber lSl OF Mortgage.
said Judgment to be sold. and which are
situated In said Borough of Manhattan on
the northerly side OF aIth Street, l2T feet
west of Third Avenue. being II feet In
front on said street and In the rear and 100
feet II Inches In depth on each side and
parallel with third Avenue.
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n TTHW IT'TTN NFW'F 'VF' :
Fishing Pier Asked For.

with a friend We TOOK ~ nsh recently In
one and 4 half hours fishing from ,
A. NJ. until $3.50 A, NJ. We fish-d one mile
OF sheepshead Bay shore. using skinner
ms some I%r ' q, the SaR S's% Weighed q. poa
We hired a rowboa, from r. c. L.undy;
our c~arfare. 20 cents. Altogether 1t cost 30
cents each, Any one can have this good
n;hins while !! ,si's BY going down to
l think "" fishermen should have a pier
to fsh from about one to TWO miles on
shore from Manhattan Beach and Con"y
Tn chicago the fishermen have a pier
about Two miles from shore and a few Tug
boats take the fishermen out to the dock,
which l. about 100 feet Wide and about
one-haif to one mile long
II this could only he had by the fisher
men of New York II would be Just what TX
needed. In chicago 1t costs % or 80 cents.
! fots"t Just how much This includes
portation to and from the pier. Bait can
our pier should be built about one and
a half miles from shore and run parallel
with Coney Island. and In this way It
would not harm the shipping In Jamaica
The fishermen Of New York. | think
would only he too glad to give something
toward having this pier built to be used
for fishermen only, as I, Is In Lake Michi-
s"" JOHN K~ALTZAN.
a4s Flfty-righth street, Brooklyn. NOV. IL,
+. !. Sherunhh NcfeptSi VIII SuoW THke.
shall attend the contribs' dinner II
properly approached George England can
do me a great favor. He promises to dis
tribute the Gus christman cigars at that
dinner. want him to take tn" one that |
would set down to Havana with him, hsng
II No In the sun where the shadow Of q
real perfecto may be allowed to fol- on II
for thirty seconds. then carefully remove
The hrrcrickeri from 1t and bring II back
10 NJ.
shall make white Hat smoke 1t "a
disguise the flavor while" he Is enjoying the
course Of grayfsh au gratin,
At the dinner am going to exhibit the
priZe min won for the largest soft clam
couldn't get one for a real fish,
+ !, SHERMAN.
New York. Nov. IL.
"Acm~'' to Ga to Contribs' Dinner.
accept the invitation to the ~contribs
dinner. ACME,
Sewaren. y. j., Nov. IL.
Five Minute speech Suggestions.
should like to suggest to the committe,
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Observation-Disclosures
Foreign Mails.
R INTELLIGENCE
ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
United States Coast and Geode,ic Survey
standard Time.
sun rises ...s:39 A VI sun sets .....t:U
Noon rises.....1:A3
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandy HOOK. o:6 GOV. Island 10 Ns A VI
Hell Gatc.....l2: A
Low wATNR THIS DAY
SANDY Hook. 3:2i Gov. Island. 400 IAN
Hell Gate
ARRIvED-suNDAY. November -
81 y. Paul. $40 A NJ. Liverpool, Nov. 4.
SIS Manehuria. s::V. 4 NJ, London, Nov. /.
~ v,estris. sH p. NJ. Liverpool, No, ?.
as french Prince, l2io2 a NJ. Plymouth,
:. Gsrsoy!o, ~. NJ; A!c.a dris, Oct. 10
r. irsn,nor, umner. ~" =. NJ saturday.
IS Gusntanamo. 1850 T. NJ, rrsrcso. Nov. Z.
IS Fort Antonio. l T. NJ, Santa Marta.
IS Grove, a NJ. Cardcnss. No,. a.
IS Joseph j. tuneo, $50 =. NJ. sagua.
So III Rio. Galveston. Nov 6
81 William o'srirn Jackson,illc M, D.
ss shawmni. Tampa. Nov. 6.
S. 81 ss"1. G G,ir" : Nov
SIS Madison. Norfolk. Nov. II
So Delaware. Philadelphia. Nov II.
ssManna Hata. Baltimore. Nov. TO-
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
S. philadelphia. at Liverpool. .
Ss fasf"rcs. at Cristohal.
IS Alamo, Al Mobile.
IS city 81 Columbus. At Savannah.
IS Mohawk, AT Charleston
- Iowth.r castle. NJ philaiclpbia,
50 Siijan. at Baltimore.
IS Cuthhcft, ut Norfolk.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
Sc Rochambcau. from bordeaux.
IS New York. from Liverpool
IS LHlnpasH-. from Key West.
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The Approximate amount of the lien or
charge, to satisfy when the above de.
s,rlh.d property is 10 be sold. Is s.,6se 90.
1916. together with the costs and
allowance amounting TO S23l ~, with In.
,er-st from october s7th. 1915. together
with the expenses ~ the sale, The APP
proximate amount of the taxes. assess
m.Uts and water rates or other liens which
are 10 be allowed to the purchaser out OF
the purchase money, or paid by the Ref'
cree, Is Sl.750. 90 and interest,
. Dated. New York. October 2sth. 1916.
FRANCIS ". POLLOCK, Referee.
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BUSINESS RECORD.


CORNEIIA NJ BURNHAM photograph
supply business. "a Fast Thlrly-nrrl
street voluntary. iithtl ties SI.i7., as
sets, 81, 1919 Principal claims Eastman
Kodak COMPANY, 5000, T. l.. FpA,
81. 800 and ! MrCu"r, $3.50
HARRY : INoNS, garage employee "t3
West Ninety eighth street, NoluutarN,
Liabilities. Si,i9s, no assets. pin, ipa!
claims: Bank ~ the Metropolis. S2,07o,
Ester Bellows, $500, and G"ors" 4. Amos.
s-np
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BY

by VIRTUE OF certain chattel mortgage
made by James T. Dunphy to ID Baumaun
a 90. Inc. win sell at public auction on
IAN day OF November, 1915, 10 A. NJ, at
37s East lasth 81, Now York city, Borough
of Bronx, the property covered by said
mortgage, consisting Of furniture, carpets,
otc, ERNEST Il MlLIIGAN, Auctioneer,
m q, lien. NIL ssIl 9;30 \, NJ. Plano No.
9i25. bench aud music, 1851 Broadway.
Mathushek ~ Hack, HARl. JACOBS,
Marshal
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eth street.
Street No. l57 East s7th Street.
The approximate amount OF the mortgage
debt. costs and allowances II sls.92s.3s and
Interest. and Of the taxes. assessments and
water rates In st,l25.53 and interest.
Dated New York, November 3ri, 1915.
A WALKER OTIS, Referee.
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ny VIRTUE Of an execution Judgment
nm a lien, will sell p A. NJ, l Mahogany
VictroIn No. I71bsI, 1867 way. Mathushek
w. Curtis, CHARLES JACOBS, Marshal.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF
Jay &. WEMpLE COMPANY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
sOrTHEkN DISTRICT Of NEW YORK
Phillip Steuerwald, Plaintiff, vs.. jay C.
Wcmple Company, Defendant,
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on tho 3oth
day OF October, 1915. a decree was duly
made herein and filed in the once OF tho
Clerk Of the United States District Court.
requiring the receivers OF defendant, Jay
C. Wemple Company. 10 mail written
notices to all of the creditors Of the de
fendant. jay +: Wempl" ny, reQuir.
Ing them to fle verified proofs Of claim
Of said 3Oth day OF October. 1915. or other
wise be prohibited from sharing In the
estate OF said defendant and to publish
similar notice In two daily newspapers pub
lishei In the CITY of New York. Southern
District Of New yor&. for fourteen consecu'
tive days from the date Of said order.
JOB r HEDGES.
EDWARD W, J, kAYSEL.
Receivers OF Jaw 9. Wemple Company.
s. + PEAVEY. JR.,
Attorney for Receivers,
Aa R%rnnhMnN. New York CITY.
The sun., 1916-11-13

UIghp.t temperature, u, at 10 7. VI
Lowest temperature ~. at $3.50 A.
Average temperature. IS.
The sun., 1916-11-13

capt Mike Rowland@ hShsrinen IN w
Duane. from Canarsie. on FRIDAY at IN.
RolkaWay bel buoy c1ught Ing make ana
whiting. the average latch being about %
VI Mayer ~ j0i ocean View avenue, Wood
haven. took - fish.