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New-York tribune., 1916-01-31
STORAGE NOTICES.
T. NJ. STEWART
nos. .ss-Ms wEsI SlsI STREET.

tai p Adams Adam Adamson. Eststs
OF J. Z. Allen. G = anderson Anderson; fred r;s.i A.
Archer ". r. Atwood, Julius Bsysr. Mrs
n Bettis. James Brown. Miss =. Brainerd.
Mrs l. Burke, Mrs ". clancy, Ars Al
bert Clarke Mrs v U- J. T0inyss 8sP.ssas s in Mrs
7 = Fasse. Lewis Firbis. Mrs c. Gross
Mrs Hsrmsn. Hickory Club. Mrs. ksth-
crime Hudson. J. g. Jackson. Hrs 4. Lena
Miller Mrs E Mius. Mrs r. J Murphy.
Mrs j. Is. ODonnell. Mrs NJ. Okcete,
Alfred II Post. Mrs Ellen Reilly. Mrs
Anna Resnlck, Misc Florence Scott MIS-.
NJ singer, Mss Anna slsnner, Mrs. +, >.
4ersal Art Rooms Mrs I. c. wallace, MRS,
K Wallerd. George Williams VT: :. h.
C. voolfolk. Mrs Joseph " Wooifoik.
Mrs 3 q. Yerbe.
You are hereby notified ,ha; the s,orss.
being du~ and the tine FOR payment OF
our lien therefor on the properly herein
sf,r described having expired and due no
TIC. thereof having been given you. ss
viii cause such property. 20 VT: House b
hold Goods personal erects and iner-
chandise. stored 10y you in Onr warehouse
20 be sold a. public auction. according -
the statutes IN such cases made and pro
street, Borough Of Manhattan. New York.
10 30 A n r ". STEWART.
New York. January 2fth. 1913.
THE INDEPENDENT STORAGE COM
PANY. 1917 Third Avenue. sew YORK
CIV To T.. J Jones, X. NcElroy, NJ
Nakay. n Moynihsu. r. Neszpremy, Fsft-
mann Furniture and carpet Co. j. BAN b
brik. Ralph Thomas. llilc~ Lunds'en. NJ
Lenhard Mrs McCariy. Emil Poll.A.
Charles Halp'r Mrs Blake. u. Gross; nuoy
stern. II. baumsnn 3 Co, Mr Wain,r'
Mrs Barnes BESSIE Oes'rich. Thomas =
Measher Co. j. !. Geryais. John Mori@r'y'
Mrs conway. Mrs shsyne. Mts ou.hni IT,.
Woodruff. charlie, cray. Mrs hslania; aiia;.ssss. Mi
Andrew Mayerback Mrs Nasoray Mr
B.hnsieter. charles Armel Mrs cullen
You are hereby notified that the tine nsN ,.N
ing expired FOR the payment or our hen
upon the household goods. persona ene.s
and m.rchandise stored by you IN ovs
warehouse the said chs,teis are 20 be 500
In public auction at 1917 Third Avenue.
T.x York city, on February itth. 1915, ID
A. NJ. to satisfy our lien IN accoriane,
with the statute In such cases made ana
provided and IN accordance WIN the isrhs
Of the special contracts entered into be-
tween you and the undersigned COMPANY.
THE INDEPENDENT STORAGE COM
PAsY. 1917 80 Az. New YORK CITY.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-31
SURROGATE's NOTICES.

HADDEN. HAROLD FIN rURSC y
OF an order OF Honorable John I. Cohalsn.
q Surrogate OF the County OF NeW 10. =.
claims against Harold +. Hadden. late OF
tine County OF New York, deceased 10 pre-
sent the same. with vouchers thereof 10 tns
business a. the Office OF their attorneys
liessrs. Duer. Strong 4 whitehead 40. -
Nal street in the city OF New York, on or
before the esth day ot April next
Dated New York the llth day o. oc''0er'
i''' HARoLDF. HADDEN. JR..
GAVIN MADDEN.
puUR. STRONG & WHITEHEAD.
Attorneys for Executors,
No AZ Wall street
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York city.
GRIGGs. A IRyINGmInN, PURsTANGE ToI. = Sd
baIsn Surrogate Of the County of Ne~
YORK. NOTICE IS hereby given 20 a. per
sons having claims against l1v.9s
dccessed 20 present tho same WIN vouc n
ers thereof 10 the subscribers at tnrir
place ~ trsnsacting business. at me on .
~ pusIs 4. Grigss, 30. 81 Nassau Street.
18th day ~ May next
Dated. New York. ths srd day OF NO
vember 1915
RIFi.s T. GRrGGs. Executor.
ELIZABETH MARION BEECHER
RUFUS T GRIGGs.
Attorney for Executors. 81 Nassal
street. Borough Of Manhattan. New
York City
fN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON
orable John = Cohsian, L Surrogate OK me
Comfy of New York.
NOTICE is hereby given % all person.
having claims against Charles Inangst, lat'
of tho County OF Sew York. deceased. 70 pre
sent the same with vouchers thereof 20 ths
subscriber o. her place of transactins busi-
ness. a. the Once Of Bald"in. Fisher &
Potter. so - Nassau street, In the Bor'
ough o. Msrhettan. Clty ot New York on
or before - fret day OF May next
Dated. ..ew York. the 18th day OF octo'
ber. 1915. ......-
E1ecutrix-
BALDWIN,. FISHER POTTER.
Attorneys FOR Executrir.
o. Nassau Street
New York city. New York
IN PURSUANCE OF AZ ORDER OF HON
orsbIs John p COhalan. Surrogate
~ the County Of New York NOTICE !.
herebv siven - all persons having ctslmi
against Isabel Ann Chamberlain, ls'c o'
the county Of New York. deceased. 70 p,
sert the same WITH vouchers the'evi "
he subscriber. at pla-s OF q ansAc,ins ou', y,
-. Room / 003 No 81 Liberty street. lh
srhs city o. New York on or oefors ths
esth day Of January next -. ,,
dated. New YorK. tho 2sth day or jay
HFRBERr CLAYTON CHAMBERLAIN.
~ Administrator
Car. Of r. r HOWARD. A,U
New-York tribune., 1916-01-31
Attorneys for Administrator.
u Na.LLIL-. Ia Etraet

TV PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John 7. Cohsian. a Surrogate
OF the County o: New YORK, NOTICE is
hereby given 20 all persons having claims
against Emma ". Lockro", late ~ the
County of Essex. New Jersey. deceased
10 present the same with vouchers thereof
70 the subscriher. a. place OF transscting
business 80. q Liberty Street. In Tho city
OF N.w York on or before the first day OF
May next.
Dated. New York. the 23d day OF octo-
Der 1915.
LEVI s TENNEY. Executor.
JOHs r. COLEMAN. Attorney for FIX
ecutor. - Liberty street, Borough OF
Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-31
,,cctsineer Reorganiza.
~ W Measure Means Saw
"" no s2.6SO,OOO a Year.
., ,CFS HIGHWAYS
N DISTRICT HANDS
;,;ou Takes Burden from
'o0.o.rtmert-Be Benefits This
NV More than Upstate.


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80 ga s....,- cco-ce y Arret-
,-'-clccea .s
--e-. O. Rochester iA Inc AeS'S'"'u'e
..-... .fr-t As 10 Tcr cent Of this
t-, .-., t,o pockets Of tho
arag WI" >... Work Ci.y. thoro is
sl7sy .t.. viii moot with much
t,s guy. ., l,- c,fv than in the
r''e i@,.' .-e.,t, II rcrresents.
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es stss's. s.-. - AZ tsNnavcrs Of
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New-York tribune., 1916-01-31
BUSINESS CHANCES.

HARDWARE BUSINESS FoB SALE. - s.ccs.
trtur.. Goofsill. writs Honeymao Aud
/ Colorado SpriLl
New-York tribune., 1916-01-31

hI table hst ttf lp nj ct changes fan nbst ded din he Ner
h ended % for
sleanN
10 the aus a sales
to date So 900 lmnN n
New-York tribune., 1916-01-31
FREDERICK n. TGLGHMAN.
STDELL TILGHMAN.
WOODFORD. BONEE BUTCH hh A.
,orr.ys ror Executors ! Madison Ave-
nue.. Borough OF Manhattan. city OF
Work.

DT IL VERGNE CATHARINE An
n,,rsr,rre ~ nn order ~ Honorable John
n FCohsiau a surrogate OF The County or
S.~ York NOTICE is hereby given 10 all
person- hsylus claims against ,~th"rIhs
De Ia Vergne late OF he County ~
So YORK deceased to present the same
with vouchers thereof 20 the suoscrloers
a. their place of trsnsscting business a.
Tho orice Of Herbert " Ieets. 10. oSV
Fts,b Avenue. in the Borough of Mamma .
,,n I'm the city of New York. on or before
,be ~ dav ~ July next.
Dated. Ne- York, the 2ofh day OF De-
CuEsTER r de la VERGNE.
MARY d DRAKE. ,.,. ,..-,-,.,,..
KATHARINE De la NERGNE SIZE hH-
eoH Executors
UERBERT " TEETS.
Attorrey FOR Executors.
80 Fifth Avenue. New YORK city.
ppFVOsT STASHOPE - ~ PuRSU-
snca OF an order OF the Honorsois John
= Cohsisn. "A Surrogate OF the county OF
Sev York. Notic. is hcr'h hy gwen 70 Al
nersons having claims against Htannope
pra,ost late of the 'ity or Lima feru,
deceased 20 present the same win Fouch-
.rs thereof to ne subscriber, - hls plscs
~ trausacting business. the ONCE OF Lloyd
a MsddoN So 90 William street (Msn-
tstf.rl in the Clty of New York, on or
be,or. the 18th day OF February next.
Dated New York. the 3rd day OF Au-
sus,' lsl5 HANNIS TAYLOR.
Arctllary Administrator c. L
LLOYD & MADDOX,
ATTORNEYS for Administrator.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-31
SIRROGATE'S NOTICES.

RTsPHAM. IDA TN PURSUANCE OF
crrroeafe ~ the County OF New York.
notice is hereby given 70 all persons hav-
ing claims against Ida T. Bispham. ate
Of tho County OF Nc" YORK. deceased, 20
,-oscr. the same With vouchers thereof
70 The subscribers al their place of trans.
citing business namely. az the once OF
V-oodford BoVee & Butcher. No. Madl-
con Avenue. Borough Of Manhattan. CITY
~ Nev York. on OF before the 18th day OF
Dated New York. 3oth day OF December
4'''' FREDERICK n TTLGHMAN.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-31
PARTITION SALES.

ss,d premises are subject TO an en-.
croarhmsnt under the street by tho yauit
,herefrom; the sas.erly and westerly vslls
of tho building erected thereon are parry
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-07
Wilson Now. Wants
To Put Nasbys on
The Classified List

New York, Nov. president Viii
son declared himself as favoring leg
islation providing for the appoint
ment of .postmasters of all classes
through competitive civil service ex-
animation, in letter to the National
Civil Service Reform league, which
was made public today. Last week
Charles E. Hughes, republican nomi-
nee for president, endorsed such leg
islation. The presidents letter fol-
lows:
~ wish to state that the postmas-
ter general in his ANNUAL report for
the fiscal year ended June 80, 1914,
recommended to congress the enact
ment of legislation which would per-
init of the extension of the classified
civil service so as to include the po-
sition of postmaster at offices of the
third class. The following year he
not only renewed this recommends
ton, but asked that the position OF
postmaster at Offices of the second
class be included as well, but no ac-
ton has ever been taken by congress
on these recommendations. In his
annual report for the fiscal year just
ended he will not only renew his
recommendation for the Legislation
mentioned, but will ask that it be ex-
tended to Offices of the first class as
well. : =
II am thoroughly in accord with
the Recommendation of the postmas-
ter general and they have my hearty
approval. You understand, however.
that the classification of the position
does not classify the incumbent and
the person holding >the. position at
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-07
Six Southern States
To Elect Governors

Atlanta, Ca. Nov, 6.--Governors
will be selected in eight southern
states tomorrow and United States
senators in six. In Georgia the re-
publicans are offering no opposition
to the democratic candidate for gov
crnor and in Mississippi and Virginia
the democratic senators are unop-
posed. ~
Democratic leaders cfaimthe south
crn states will roll up the usual ma
I jorities for Wihon and \ Marshall.
Republicans appear to be combining
their efforts in Tennessee and North
Carolina. The republicans-arc hopes
full Of gaining few more seats in
} congress in these two states, =
The statesiwhich will choose gov
errors tomorrow are; Arkansas,
Florida North Carolina, Oklahoma,
South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas
One United States senator will be
elected il each in Arkansas, Florida,
Mississippi Tennessee, Texas and
Virginia. BasN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-07
CENTRAL FAVORITE
OYER LINCOLN HIGH
Omaha Foet Ball Eleven Likely
to Take Honors in Test
Game. \
PLAYED NEXT SATURDAY

Central's singing victory over
Beatrice and Lincoln's, overwhelming
defeat Of Sioux Falls were the two
interesting games in Nebraska
high school foot ball Hast week
Coach Mulligan showed the Queen
gity that his team not only
was made up of first class ma
terial, but was the. handiest in the
state when II comes TO fighting
through pinches. Morearty, or no
Morearty, Central would have beaten
Beatrice Friday because they had de-
vcloped defense in the first half Of
the game that the Black and Orange
could not penetrate.
The fact that Mulligap's goal line
has not been crossed thus far this
season il. encouraging for the Lincoln
game Saturday. twill probably take
more than one Griffin to swing his
way through the local defense, and
since Lincoln has but one such per-
son ia Capital City victory seems re-
mote The odds by whole lot are
with Central. The game wiil' be a
mighty close affair, however, as
Coach Reese has been weekly i'm
proving his squad. ~
Grand Island whipped away with
victory against York. Owens OF the
Third City eleven picked up a fun.
bic In the third quarter and raced
for touchdown. York has been
minus three ofSits regular players in
its first -four games and probably has
presented its weakest defense in the
four hardest games on its schedule.
Norfolk easily defeated Blair.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-07

Because Catarrh affects the nose
and throat, causing sores in the-f,os-
trils, stoppage of airspassages and
gathering in the throat, it has been,
common practice to treat Catarrh by
lotions, washes and sprays applied to
these parts. This mode of treatment
by itself is entirely wrong. 1t cannot
give permanent relief, and sometimes
aggravates the trouble. Catarrh
cannot be, trifled with. If allowed to
run on it will disease the bronchial
tubes, settle on the lungs, the stom-
ach--indeed it is very serious dis
ease. Don't treat it locally. The fact
that it causes headaches is proof that
it is caused by impure and diseased
blood. The one treatment that has
proved most effective in the treat
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-07
Runlor Americans
Killed by Villa at
Parral Is Doubted

Fl Paso, Tex, Nov. Ono con,
firmation of the rumor that the Amer
leans in Parral, Chihuahua, had been
killed when Villa trobps entered the
towns has been-received here today.
Army officers and United States gov
eminent officials have received no in
formation whatever Of, the report.
They all agree that confirmation at
this Ntime, with the telegraph wires
cut south of Chihuahua and south of
Jimenez, lis improbable. \ 800
Z The Associated, Press correspon-
dent at Chihuahua City reached the
border last night for brief visit and
reported that a ruInor was in circula-
ton that these Americans in Chihua-
hua City had been killed, but that
nothing authoritative had been, re-
ceived there from Parral by tele-
graph. wireless or by courier at the
time. the train left for the border. He
stated the report was NOT generally
accepted in chihuahua City, as it was
believed the Americans left at the
time General Luis Herrera evacuated
the town. ,
A Spaniard who arrived from Chi
huahua City last night brought a re-
port that Americans in Parral had
left there at the time Of the Carr
rama evacuation and proceeded to-
ward Sierre Mojada, about l35 miles
northeast Of Parral, enrohte to the
Texas border, His information was
given ito a State department agent
here to be forwarded to Washington.
The Spaniard-claimed to have con-
frmation from the same source Of the
killing Of DR.. c. H. Fisher, aged and
wealthy American physician at Santa
Rosalia, who was>reported to have
beet stabbed to death by Villa ban
dts when they captured the town.
State department agents received
information from Chihuahua City to-
day that merchants in that city were
shipping Supplies to the Border at
Juarez for feaf<theyWould be cap
tured by Villa SHOULD he enter the
town. btE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-07
200, 600 for Hughes
In Old keystone State

Philadelphia, Nov. 6,--Campaign
managers in Pennsylvania devoted
their energies today to the, final
preparations for getting OUT the vote
att tomorrow election. NJ
Estimates OF the respective party
leaders have not been changed, the
republicans declaring that Pcnnsyl-
vania will give at least 100000 plural
ity for hughes. The democratic lead
ers say they expect a greatly in
creased vote for President Wilson
over 1912.
The democrats have been making
an exceptional effort TO increase their
representation in congress and are
predicting success. The republican
leaders say they will elect at leGs,
thirty-onc Of the thirty-six congress
mem There are now six democrats in
congress from Pennsylvania.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-07
Sailor Takes Wife
And Now May Vote

H. II. Waripck, coaxswain at the
local recruiting station, has Cupid to
thank that he will be allowed to vote
fof the first tiine~in his life, Although
81 years old, he has been in the navy
twelve years, with the result that he
has had no permanent home. His
marriage number OF months back
has allowed him to establish his legal
residence in Nebraska.
There are many sailors who have
never voted Z. P. Malherbe, chief
carpenters mate, has watched Bryan
attempt to straddle the presidential
chair the last three times. In 1904
when Bryan ran, he was in Cuba,
in 1908 in Japan and in 1912 in Nicar-
augua. He is SO years old and has
never cast his vote in city, state, or
national election.
Uncle Sam makes no provision for
his sailors or soldiers to vote. I'm
less thoy are at their home towns
during an election and have satisfied
the different state laws they cannot
vote.
E.P. Moore, chief machinist's mate,
50, will cast his first vote tomorrow.
He enlisted in Omaha twelve Years
ago and is an Omaha boy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-07
Man Charged With
Stealing Car Twice

Lead, S. D.. Nov. 6-(Spetial.) =
Hy Hantz, Chief OF police at Belle
Fourche, is securing this city for a
stolen Ford automobile and George
johnson, the alleged car litter, who
drifted into Belle Fourche from North
Dakota. disposing of the car to resi-
dent soon after for $3.50 Later, when
the owner came TO look at the car, il
had disappeared, and simultaneously
Johnson, who is alleged to have stolen
the car in the North Dakota town and
a second time at Belle Fourehe Eff
forts to locate either car or culprit
have been futile
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-07
SEVENTH VICTIM
OF |. W. W. BATTLE
AT EVERETT DIES
CONTINUED From psr. one3

Wontinued From rage Oneo
hundred specially deputized officials
were organized and these formed a
part of the body which, met the
steamer yesterday"
Boat Returns to Seattle.
Seattle, Wash, Nov. 6.7ASix men
are dead and fifty are suffering today
from bullet wounds as the result of a
battle yesterday at Everett, Wash,
thirty miles, north OF Seattle, when
$50 members Of the Industrial Work
ers OF the World sought to land in
that city from the steamer Verona,
which had carried them from Seattle.
The boat was met by Sheriff Donald
McRae of Snohomish county, who,
with posse, forbade them to land.
A shot fired from the Verona, accord
ing to the. ships officers, was fol-
lowed Immediately by firing from
both sides. The steamer fastened
back to Seattle with the dead and
wounded. The Seattle police took
the dead to the morgue, the wounded
to the city hospital and the unwound-
ed to the city jail.
One member of the Everett eiti-
zen's posse, G. O. Curtis, formerly
second lieutenant in the Washington
National Guard, was killed and nine
teen wounded.
Three Hundred Arrested.
Including the wounded, there are
S94 men and three women under ar
rest here, Forty-one men were taken
from a second steamer which failed
to reach Everett The women were
taken from a motor bus which had
conveyed them from the north bonn
dairy Of Seattle, where they had dis
embarked from an Everett interur-
ban car. It is. alleged by the Seattle
police that Miss Edith Frenette tried
to throw red pepper into the eyes
hof Sheriff McRSe while he was being
taken to hospital in Everett.
The fight was the result of long
contest between the industriai<work-
ers and the citizens of Everett over
the right to hold street meetings in
that city.
MaJci Y. -, SililiHSpOU VI TIC Ma
tional Guard was placed in charge
Of the situation at Everett by Adju-
tant General Thompson, who returned
to Seattle. The Everett naval militia,
the Snohomich company and one COM
pany m Seattle weremnder orders to-
day to meet any emergency.
There was much feeling over the
shooting, but so far there have been
no disturbances.
Sheriff McRae, who is suffering
from two gunshot wounds in the left
leg, asserted that the first shot was
fired by man standing before the
mast in front Of the pilot house.
! MeRae said the mans action took
the posse by surprise, for while
trouble had been anticipated an open
battle was not seriously expected.
Eyewitness asserted that several
men jumped into the water from the
boat and, that some were drowned
but searchers to-day were unable to
find any bodies and it was believed
that this report was incorrect,
! -Four oil the wounded members oi
al
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-07
'Motherof Minors
Sues Saloon Owners

The Illinois Surety company Of
Chicago and William Urzieker,
Stephen Millner, Frank Bosanek, An
tonic Yechout, Rudolph Yechout and
Joseph Hazuka, Omaha saloon keep
crs. are named defendants in a. suit
for $4,000 damages filed in the office
Of the clerk OF the district court by
Arabella Barrett and Edward Bar,
rett.
The petition alleges that the bus.
band and father OF the plaintiffs drank
to excess in the establishments oil
the defendants, squandercd his saw,
ings and has become incapacitated fol
all time from performing any labor
Barrett is a tailor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-07
Catarrh Hurts More
-. Than Is Realized


nlent of Catarrh is S. S. S., the great
est blood tonic known. II relieves the
cause of Catarrh by the. process of re-
nourishing the blood, renewing its
strength and vigor, giving new life to
the red blood corpuscles and stimu-
lating the flow so that it has the Vi
tally to throw off the poison AND
germs from the system. II, is literally
a blood bath. You quickly feel results.
Headaches disappear, the gathering
in the throat stops, the nostrils heal
before you realize it you are we'll
S. S. S. IS natural blood tonic and
has proven effective in the treatment
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Demo Band Butts In
While Norris Talks

<,Orlcans, Neb., Nov. 6.-(Special
Telegram. Congressman A.. G.
,Shallenberger came into Orleans this
afternoon with hired band during
Senator George w. Norris speech
and Interrupted his talk by staging q
concert while Charles Matson was adj
dressing an overflow meeting and in
terrupted the speaking. Considerable
Barton on account a,-w
feeling was shown, and made many
votes for Barton on account of the
discourtesy shown.