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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17
TR 4 SPREADS To NEW BLOCK

The George Bullock residence at III
Eas, Fifty-seventh street has been
rented for Ten years to Helen Sheppard.
dressmak"r, at "A total rental OF $780,
oO0. TIE house IL four stories and
basement about 80 feet east Of Park
avenue Extensive alterations to the
building will be made for early occu-
pancy by the lessee. It is the first trade
invasion on this block.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17
nRO>v SITE FOR FLAT.

'.n, MONT PLACE p, S. Ritter has
,oIn Tor Albert W. Pearsall a plot
"Aln' At 1921 beaumont avenue 10
I've l@"enfeld Realty Corporation.
nsa' Lo"enfeld president, for I'M
vp p,o'ement with a five story Hat.
"n.i'i STREET. The Meehan Con-
nuucUon Company has sold To an In
..s,or Tor cash the four story Nat
:" $50 Kelly street, on plot 37.6xIOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17
BROOk WILLIE HOME SITE.

Cocks Il Willets have sold to J. Henry
Alexandra OF New York twenty-five
acres Of the Valley Land Company prop
erty near B~rookville. l.. I. This prop.
erty adjoins the large acreage recently
sold by the same brokers to Henry Payne
whitney. MIR. Alexandra contemplates
making improvements at once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17
EASES.
Manhattan.

ORCHARD ST, IFS. n store and IA, and
part c-Saml Kata and ano to Max
kasowsky and ano. 1Is Orchard ~. )
yrs from May l, 1915. atty. Max "
Hollander, 22O Bway $3.50
ORCHARD ST. lis. 8 rooms on 2d moor
Same to same. . yrs from May !, 1916;
stTH ST, 22t.2s y, . stores and bsmni
Masd Realty corpn to Frank Breitfelier,
49 + Sth ST, ) yrs from Feb I. 1915.
atty, Chas ! = Rohlen. 1913 y Esd At g.. 0a0
STH Az. 1858. alderman R~her and ano
TO r Joseph Groli, LEA W SD 81. II Ii-l9
yrs from Feb Is. 1915. attys, Holm, "
y, 50 Nassau ----
AMSTERDAM -AV. iNa, stor.-Ausu-,
s,eliborn 10 Rcni Meyer. 1908 Amster-
dam av. 3 yrs from May I. 1915. atty.
D Palmer. $50 " islst t.,.,,..., $4,000
81 Az. 1895. land Helen l. sackctt. tru..
to JOhn y Crimmins, 10 Il sSh ~, II
yrs from MAY !, 1919; stty. y V T Ins
CO. l35 SWAY 1855
50 Az, 1898. land-Clarence sack.t, ct al
to John y crimmins, 40 u ssth ST. Il
yrs from May /. 1914; atty. y Y T Ins
Co, l3h bNaN' .,,..,,.,..... 1855
81 Az, 1891, land-sams 10 same. II yrs
from May !. 1914. atty. same. 49,. si,32S
siST ST, 2O3 II. the l~and-Ciarence Sackett
e a. TO John n Crimmins, ~ E esth
a., 81 yrs from May I. 1914; atty. \ i
T lns Co. 1875 bwsy ......,,.,.,... 5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17
INVENT BuYs on a2D STREET.

William A. White & Sons have sold
fr the 10 East Thirty-second street
Company. Thomas NJ. Rainhard, presi-
dent, the property at that address. The
building is five stories. altered for bust
ness and apartments on lot 2Sx9s.S adj
'nining the northwest corner OF Madison
Nenue The buyer IN an out Of town
Investor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17
Fhi snING HOME BUYERS.

me Master Agency NJ Flushing has
MO Miller & Rubin three houses, l65
Rs.u,saE street. ~ Beech street and 50
y street, Flushing, IN John Zemek
ksNhatian N Cant. Charles Schwin-
northeast corner Of rwenty.fourth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17
UPPER MONTCLAIR HOME SITES.

Godfrey Land and Building Company
has sold on Aubrey road. Oakcroft,
Upper Montclair. n. j.. plots 10 ths
North Jersey Realty Company, q.
Lamar n v. Carson These plots
will be developed by their new owners.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17
To ALTER LONGACRE CoRNEn,

The James-Miller Realty Company
has Commissioned John H.. Scheier 70
prepare plans for altering the buildings
At 1862 and 1854 Broadway. northeast
corner OF Forty-sixth street. into one
structure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17
Il %GE \
NEW JtK>hh HLNii>T\IL FOR SALE.

,'tro. t," bargains pnorcl l., BNNkIE1
Dti\t,I NrNi M. bF ~ YORK,
70 hE. I''s .U.'-' 'r- tUi prurp",'Ne home.
ssekrr~ \.H.E .INHu"r co. vacant lots az
GrHr.vu.l " .'."ul"r". l"nuia ~Eilgensid,
aud I"nn",k. Nv ,l'rsrN. A Que htif Of
fu"Iirr aNurf- T. 90. tsp "a ltIgo mum.
hor 81 iNu-'luIN houses st Hudson
lIcigh'- ~'.'f-ilr aud 'alistiNs PARK. New
JeTs'N. ~ atp.If 1u" itlI ut FORMER prices.
n - the ahNN" properties are Within .
I'VE O. "ui fare zone niUi Within fll'ls min.
u''s 81 Manhattan. These properties must
be $50 % uu. 4, 80 rs" the hIsir.s- - iwS
coipnr1'"us nov h'inr lGulia'od bv he
Banking department. special india -men's
TO ot 'nOt.'F anil iuillors who VIII pVr.
chase q, 'nrsti"ruu'o iumhNr 81 lots For
fu'the' psr'l.v|f's tiur"ss REM u Hal.h
S1' g.. Ih"ng'v ~up'. NJ Ranks ARE =
Ia. h's Department. 81 R~roatwuy New
Yo'k cily
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17
NEW REALTY COMPANY.

Henry aeorge Heirs Of Manhattan
was Incorporated AZ Albany yesterday
with y capital Of 1000 and the follow
ing directors: Albert !. Sha w.. Albert
C~avansush and Harold r, Baldwin. New
York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

18TH ST. as.a5 w-Terry & Tench 90 az,
Rita Realty Corp. owner and con,rac-
81 sr. isis w,-Eiin.n,u..ll' Born,siS so,s
Conrico 20, Inc, owner; Henry Corn aud
Levine Bros Co. Inc. contractors. 49,. S;5
18TH ST. lss E--Jacob Ladenheim ct al
agt CASSIDY Realty Corp, Inc. owner;
Gustave " Frledier. contractor. .... SEQ
BROADWAY, iis7'se sh av. - Mo
Nuliy. Bros. Inc. AIT walter ! Hopper
and Hopahrun Realty 60. ownc~; Isaac
Hopper, Inc. contractor. ,...., o., COS. 10
9TH Az. Ha-vm rvs VWr. ast Meyer
A Alexander. owner ana contractor. .1lia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17
WEST SLIDE GARAGE LEASED.

NJ. NJ Hayward q Co. have leased for
Coll 4 Wolher for a long term Of years
a I'VE story and basement sarage 10 he
erected on the plot. 50xi0O. At 1&6-1<S
West Tooth street To a new garage cor
porstion at an aggregate rental OF abou;
sos. 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17
CLAREMONr AVE. FLAT BUYER.

Joseph Schmidt is the buyer Of the five
story apartment at 100 Claremont ave-
nue. sold on Tuesday by william J.
Nulty. A Stebbins avenue dwelling and
lots on :?ist street were given in pay
ment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Psblic Offerings Yesterday IN Ne y.
haitian. The Bronx and BrooLIyn.
lat ~ NESEY STREET
BY Bryan l. Kennedy.

zap ST. sas +. '1 = - ~, Is " se "a .v.,5s,,o..s
HRs%SiizT4 :" PIN i.':,':. !. 'sr n iissthh It. :s.,Siiiisss
.i'ss: vacant: 70! sale, knocked 500: 900"
1; e sss Sssn story bids: Vol a.
Y6ykMRs = vi EilIS, p, Gs,, cary
sale 10 NJ 4 Lo'se Tor ':.:""''.'I,'o
by Henry Brady.
9TH AV. s3o.S3 W :. - n ssth q, e. y
as trustee. as' Abr schwab ct al: due.
ii,ss.. 20 taxes. &C. :sS7s;ss' 70 N.
for 49, $40. ooc
18TH ST. rs i, .. ii W Park sv' liz
s??. story dwig--E a Benedict sst c
~ Ssnnf" ,na,v ek.t a.; une,
p"'"''" ''''''oO
:.TH ST. .s.,i F.. n 3. 40 9Th az. cox
90 as, Abr schusb ct al: due, SIS,
9t3li taxes. &C. SS'3::; to tn" plain,
SOUTH ST. 20. " =. ia Coentiea slip.
.s.sxi:s.5. & story warehouse calvary
$500: taxes. &c. SS5s..7: to the plain
tin for 49,. $40, 600
lsisT ST, III W, n ;, s,a " ienos sv,
Isxs9ll. 3 story dwlg-ssml Robert 4
sno' trns;ast ceem,a cansrns ~ a.,
ISL AW. a,aS' " :. 5o.li n ,osth ct. sssx75,
sty TN, a strs-N Y Life lns & Trust
ct al: due, Sit2SIss; taxes, &c, $3.50:
TO the. plaintiff. .....;.:..':,.,N $4,000
IDOL. stv int Kernochan and
ano. trustees. .ast @ ~schreyer ct al;
the plaintiff 49,. Si3,5 500
10TH ST. Els T., n . 40 e ID av. 2Sx
schl..inser 81 al: due, Si@,o15s2; taxes.
&C. ,:bsIi to the plsintin. $4,000
ny D. H. Msyers'
Leroy 7. ~; = : ~. Hudson s.,
ACT n N Matthews 81 Al; duo, ss.ss3.7s:
si.s, &c. 'sos''' to nuTo'' Co tST 8
Nv Samuel MARI
,sru sr IN ~ -. AKA - A., n, o,xoso
1oIh S''a% ~ ss'y ! 70
., AZ ast n A q Really Co ct Al: due
81. 5000 taxes. &C, 81, prior mtg SCI.
200; to the plaintiff FOR $500 over prior
liens.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17

and Cypress avenue. and to John Moyka
OF iong Island City a dwelling at 23s
avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17

(Wi'h name and address ~ lender and
lenders attorney
downtown.
south OF Fodrtecnth ST.
CHRyArIE At, a.. Z o a5sl06 AIR n
Bionstein and ano 70 saml Weinstein. go
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17
REAL. EsTAVE-UIr ~ Town.

THE ONLY SAFE way for , prudent
man 10 buy a country home fuilS ax.
pl~ined by
COUNTRY HOME IE\GrF.
n West sd 81, Phone Mad 50 1850.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17

These navy Ovdefs Wrfc lssltH'
Lieut. u y. Ghent. To recruiting 80
lion. chicago.
Lieut.. r. II Mowho-ter. to NcN Vol
navy ward.
Lieut. II po'roVllo. rom ne Vernon
% tst,'i, ~ia'lnu
Lieut. = g J~euutue-. fu works ~ /.
". bliss ,nmpsuN. Rrook'Fu
Ensign " Valentine. from IN" Kerr
-trge 10 'rn Dolphin
Ensign r e L,tim"r", II, from II" k''t
-trgc 20 the DO hin
Naval Constructor \ ~ Van k"ur"u
rom Mar" Island ysri I" Rufetu con
s'ructiou aud Repair, Washington
surgeon 4 " Grant. 80 IN" New N"f'
navy yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17
FIRE

\ "
I. ia. Wtlle,t 81 David Eisou \nn"
s.Oj-I5s south st. r. /. johnson
5.t-eS W SD II; Peoples Pulpit
Association go .....,. Sigh
sIs-20.i La Fontaine sv.. Ttiie
Perleetc- ..... ........ >lghf
a:3j-it T.. l05th st.. Phi,ip square Trining
T. "
icIo-tiss cro,ona ra-k East. Mrs
~chtuudlsr .........., tnknonu
l-.lo-lssS Webster az Marry
is.g0-?lT Mulberry - no given. slight
]. i0-siii u ave. vacant APP, Not given
to-tS3 E. Houston - Jacob
Gr,envsid .. ...... TtinIng
si-igi T. asth - Eliza k'"iu slight
..iN-.eIi 9Th av.. rhos Peuof".. Slight
3ti-.S ". 3>uh II: 'atnerina
Wur,z .... .TriNing
S:ls-ias1.l?ia L. Az. Il Iapacr" sight
- to-5t. T. l,Sth ST. John ldcdlar Slight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17
SAILED FOR NEW n n

Sc cymric. from Liverpool
=. Monterey. from Havana.
S. Cosmo. from San Juan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17

WASHINGTON. Feb 4 Tins lfnY or
der uHs issued to-day:
Major 4. T. Munro., Ordnance Depsr'
pnan,. an arrival In tn" trit"d states tc
Frankford Arsenal. Philadelphia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK

So Hnlllv Oiav. 4, kirkwsll.
50 Djiboiii. ~ Marseilles
s. l.iItetisu, ~ Hsvre.
So Psthan. ut Harvc
90 Brazos. NJ San Juan.
80 Pon'c. AZ GuanicA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17

Nrr''ed- WEDNESDAY. February ia
80 Madonna, AN. La Pallicr. Feb. g.
IS slrathdcnc. v. NJ. bordeaux, Jan. a.
Feb. I. $50 ~
~ - kcntiaern. : p. NJ. London. Jan. q.
IS Moor. i.P. NJ: Queenstown. Jan. 20.
n,n,rla NJ. Gibraltar, Jan. q.
- Herni. In =. " seville. Jan. %.
;. siors,ad. s:ia A NJ. Newport. Jan. :.
IS Warmer. $50 J.. N. Tuesday. MAae
ss Havana, $40 4 NJ. Havana. Yeb. IL.
IS lumuri n1 r. NJ Tuesday, Asa
So Eo,cne. a " .Tsmp,co. Feb 2
Ss SONORA. l0p A. NJ. Carienas. Feb, I.
IS .!ofhlde Cuneo. L Ia y. NJ. Niur reo. y
s.M y Hsrfsr . r NJ. N,pc,- Feb. o.
Is senator, go y. N sanlo.. Feb. 10.
- Mohawk, Jacksonville. Feb. IL.
50 Nuc'cs. Galveston. Feb. .
So Princess Anne. Norfolk, Feb. 10.
- jamestown. Norfolk. Feb. IL.
81 Satilla. F%reeport. Tex, Feb. Z
sc rawnrc. Philadelphia, Feb. 10
s. tpo Mcndi. Baltimore. Feb u.
S. Ier " IND Boston, Feb. Is.
So Idaho. Boston. Fob rs.
IS chesapeake, bait imorc. Feb. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Observation-Disclosures
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rise. "a sau .c,s. IN Moon .,,, an an
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
- AM AM AM
sandyHk 6;27 Gov Isl. : :OJ Hell Gate. .S:53
Low WATER THIS DAY.
, AM AMI AN
SandyH l2ls Gov Isl ~ 81 Hell Gate. 2:37
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-17

QUEENS REAL ESTATE l"R SALE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-13
nnurn STRENGTH NOT All

cave.man methods might inspire
a certain amount 81 fascination.
based on the physical attraction
every woman feels for a man Of
masterfui personality. which could
easily be mistaken for love
However the average Young
weman" ~ today IL 81 average in
telligcnre. and demands far more
than the uuoultured ancestors OF
times. She realizes that
while physical attraction IL most
important factor without u there
can exist merely placid Affection
real LOVE requires a multitude 81
qualities 90 become worthy or tho
name Respect generosity. sym
uathv tenderness ana companion
ability are only few that ! might
mention and q ~ only when TIES.
are merged with manly viFor, phys.
teal intrepidity. mental force and
moral bravery that love can attain
the zenith % its perfection.
The average young woman ~ TO.
tRg cannot be content with less "
she couid. she would not qualify
under that name.
How about the physical prow~ss 81
the eave-nhn modified by goth cen
fury civilizations
MARTHA nnowS.
ASA s1th 8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-13
"MABEL's MoONsHINE"

"MABEL'S MOONSHlNE
Bryant washburn IL featured in a
drama entitled Price OF the Game.
nj the Class A. which II full OF &C
ton. Besides the drama offering
the Class A also offers n roaring
comedy. entitled "Mabel's Moon
shine"
There Is also a film on prepared
ness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-13
RID STOMACH OF
GASES, SOURNESS
and INDIGESTION
"Pape's Diapepsin' Ends All
Stomach Distress in Five
Minutes.

You don't want slow remedy
when your stomach Ia bad--or an
uncertain one--or a harmful one
your stomach is too valuable: you
mustn't iniure Il with drastic
drugs
pRpe's Diapcrsin f. noted for It's
speed In giving relief. It's harmless
noss: iis certain nnfsiling action
In regulating sick. sour. gatHy
stomaeha lts millions OF cures 10
Indigestion. dyspepsia. Eastritis and
other stomach trouble has made II
famous the world over.
Keep this perfect stomach doctor
In your home-keep II handy-get
IA large fifty cent case from any
drug store aud then N anyone
should eat something which docAn't
agree with them: II what they eat
Ties like lead. fermenis and sours
and forms gas. causes headache.
dizziness and nausea. oructationa
of acid and undigested food RE.
member as soon az Pape's Diapep-
ain comes in contact with tho
stomach all such distress vanlaheR
Its promptnsss. certainty aud ease
IN overcoming the worst stomach
disorders Ia a revelation 10 those
who try IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-13
PREFER MAsrEprut. MAN

Women % today prefer tho mas
terful man The biEnrHs. tho
stronsnesa. tho physical beauty,
reckless daring and often tho brute
force % the man appeal 20 her most
The rcd hioodsd kind that can love
and take. and by taking win the
love Of the conquered onr The man
who in honor can take his woman IN
his arms and make her forget every
thing bat love.
Thru ages 90 civilization there IL
deem In eur hearts The primitive
strain. the cali 81 nature We would
liz. 10 listen 20 and do not because
OF rouvsutionalisfn-
Tho rarior broke man - the kind
~. often ma ry. ard are content. boz
cause We 30 not find tho man who
can take hts woman and keep her
IN thn cities. but out on the prAtffes,
IN the far places and mostly In our
MRS. LOUIS JOHNSON.
r. y. n. No. :. Hns ~.
Kent wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-13

when gfri. and young wivr. talk
about their lovers they boast thai
the men are intensely Jealous W.
fth~ 10 @sv that they are perfectly
~rAxv" about us. that ~ makes th~r
..iust furious ~ we lock a. any
other man.
san We don't ir-is, on any par.
stcuiar way ~ making love Wbat
We want II the right man,
There's only ono nsr Ter
nj ono time. 7 mean. We know him
when we sec him. We want him 20
make love 20 vs.. but We don't care
a straw how he does " Whatever
n. does seems fus, right, =.
I've been dovircet once We FOUND
we'd mad. a mistake. bat now IN
truly IN Low. with another man he
rtxhs naa-eua don't care wh~ther
he writes poetry about nc or chains
~. like dog n he'll only show that
he cares for me
SUSAN HksSFf.t.
1905 Rockefeller Ave.
Everett. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-13
BOOSTERS CLUB
HAS A BIG NIGHT

Ballard had It's own "Buy.nt-
Home" convention Saturday night.
when 1850 producers. sellers and
consumers got together and learned
things.
The consumer learned all the
commodities exhibited In Woog's
hall had been made almost within II
stones throw OF his home. and the
manufacturer and retailer learned
the consumer was perfectly willing
to buy their goods
one firm displayed 81 varieties OF
aprons,
About 100 had goods displays.
The affair was under the auspices
OF the Ballard BOOSTERS club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-13
OPERA FOLK COMING

The Boston Grand Opera com.
pnny and paylowa with her impe.
rial Ballet Russo will be at the
Moore for three performances.
March 2S and % Lahore del
IRE Re" will be sung the evening
OF March IS. TamRh Miura, the
Japanese prlma donna. viii aims
the leading role In Madame But.
terfly" ~ the matinee March %
That night Ia Boheme" viii be
sang. Pavlowa and her ballet viii
interpret some spirit OF the dance
at each performance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-13
Country Hay and Grain
Prices paid producerl

Building the best system OF roads
In the world cost France s6l2.OOO,'
900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-13
CAvE-MAN NOT
WITHOUT FAULT
He's Admired by Many Won
en- of Today, but Others
Take Exceptions
RED BLOOD AND LOVE

Docs the Woman OF To-day Pre-.
for the Cave. Man Methods OF Max.
Ing Loves"
This question was suggested by
the story of The Misleading
Lady" now AZ the Rex theatre. and
for the best answers several cash
and theatre ticket prizes have
been offered by Tho star. Tho
following are few OF the answers
received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-13

Ito KdnapN ana taxes her 10 MS
bungalow In the woods.
There's also n comedy on the bill.
Ambitious. Awkward Andy"
THE SILKEN SPIDER"
Lonesomeness Is good for neither
man nor woman. In Tho Spider"
st the Colonial theatre. Vivian Rich
plays the girl who. tho wealthy.
lacks the companionship which
poorer people have. She IL an easy
victim To the schemes OF her nd
ventures stepmother. Is driven
from home by her father. but In
luckily taken IN charge by the
young minister. She enters upon
life OF usefulness. The intrigue
against her is cleared up. Her IA
Their returns her 10 his Affection
and things end lovely.
The news weekly shows Charlie
Chaplin without his cane and mus.
tache, signing big contract. A
grim drama. with desperate fight
Ing on cruiser and desert isle
Tor the love OF mans wife. com.
pletcs tho bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-13
BRADF0RD'S MEN
FIGHT FOR JOBS

Assistants IN the corporation
counsel's office gained q point In
their fight TO keep their Jobs when
James Bradford on Saturday filed
efficiency records for them with the
civil service commission.
This gives them a legal foothold.
altho Corporation Counsel-elect
Hugh Caldwell IL not yet ready TO
admit II. He says they are ~vainly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-13
BOY SOPRANO WINS
PRAISE IN CONCERT

Master Jean kantner. s.year-old
boy soprano. won high praise from
music lovers who heard him with
Spargnr's Philharmonic orchestra,
at tho Hippodrome. Sunday after.
noon Carmen Frye. pianist. viii
appear as soloist with the orchea-
ira next Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-13

Luna Park Bathhouse opens Mar.
18th.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-13
one MORE PICKFORD

Another offspring OF the famous
pickford family is Jack Pickford,
and he uphoids the family standard
in Virtue Triumphant" At the Mis-
slon theatre. II IN a story OF an Am
bilious actress. who. however. re
fuses 10 submit TO dishonorable
overtures by her employer
A comedy completes the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-13

kitty's back. It's the samc beau
tiful back and tho audiences Sun
day at the American were glad to
see her back.
Kitty Gordon causes ogles OF ad.
miration in "As In "A Looking
Glass" five.part drama AT the
American theatre. The plot deals
with an adventures Who falls In
love with her intended victim.
Kitty has something TO display
for the ladies' also. Kitty has some
clothes. clothes. and then some
more CLOTHES.
Luke and the Village Rough
nccks" In about as nonscnsicai ms
its name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-13

catching at straws- by trying TO
bs rated under the civil service rui.
Ing.
An amendment 70 the charter
passed a year ago establishes a bs.
sis for the claim OF the assistants.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-08-03
lAHES LUCAS

Brother James Lucas, the sub ject of this sketch, departed this life, July, third, 1916. age, 63 years. He had suffered for the past five or six years with cat aarh of the stomach. He leaves a Wife, five boys and two dau- ghters and a host of friends to mourn his death. But our loss is his gain. He lived to die, he died to live again. He was lov- ed by all that knew him. He has paid the debt that we all must pay He was a member of Mt. Nebo church and lived o consistent christian life. He Wa, laid to rest in Piney Grove Cemc- tery. July 5th, 1916, Farewell, brother until ge meet and part no more.
 l. J. Urser..
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-08-03
CaRRANZA 10 RETIRE
Will Give Way to Gonzales, Then
 Run for President, Is Rumor.

NenustiaDo Carranca soon is to retire as first chief of Mexico and will be succeeded by Gen. Pablo GonzaleH, acording to word from Nuevo Laredo. The con- ference of Generals in Mexico City, it was said, is to arrange general election, the retirement of Carranza and the latter's en- tering the field as a presidential canicate.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-08-03
4 STREET DUEL
 SLACLE KILLED

Last SdtuFudy evening dOOuC 1:07 a street duel was fought with pistols on the Main street of Prescott near the old Howell drug store, now used as a feed store. between J. P. Slagle and Mark Mccain and his two sons, Joe and Henry. Slagle was killed and Joe Mccain mortally wounded and Mark Mccain, the father. was very painfully shot in the hip. Joe was shot in the bowels and is in the hospital in very serious condition.
 It seems that several days ago Slagle and one of the Mccain boys had some trouble at the packing shed at Deanyville where all the parties live, and that the matter was renewed here Saturday, The facts as best as we could gather them, and it seems that in the confus ion and excitement that the wit nesses differed in facts as they saw it, Slagle and Perry Smith were passing the store of John Stripling when the elder Mccain called him and stated that he wished to talk to him. Slagle stopped and fight ensued between the two old men, when the Mccain boys stepped out of the feed store and the shooting begun, it is alleged by some that Slagle Wrenched a pistol from one of the McCains, but 1t seems that the preponder- ance of the testimony is to the effect that the young men were the only ones that had pis- tols and that in the smoke and excitement and Slagle's effort to get one of the guns, caused the boys to shoot their father and themselves, h0Wcr the statement of witnesses differ cu this poin.. lr 5'aala attempted 10 get back aaa. .l store #aea h
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 I.engg Mccain is now ii lho county 4 Coroner Geedei CT aae 4a jury anu made lD- Qa ain t.o matter and the jll reut.ed d yerdicl that Sia gle eame to lis death by gun aao. wounds o the hands of Mark, Joe aa. Henry Mccain.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-08-03
THE BROKEN COIN

The scenario was written by Grace Cunard; the book was written by the Great American Novelist. Emerson Hough; the marvellous stage settings were arranged by that Prince of Dire ctors, Francis Ford.