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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
EASY TIES EXIST
IN N. Y. A. c. SHOOT
ZAP Men in Brilliant Form in
lrayerS Island Meet.


liant shooting was witnessed AZ
!aytrs Island traps 81 the New
ha.e'ic Club yesterday. Practi-
Usy shoot was won by a straight
e o . target, ln fact. i'm two OF
os's more than one gunner reg
.'t' leg, breaking % blue rocks
"s'ch. The Hasl.n Cup saw the
. s'tlght strings, when both r. /.
'H '-d 4. 1. Burns returned per
zee vas even better shooting in
nee for the Tournament Cup,
/" gunners tied with straight
.-', haAng a record for the year.
I. f ever nmrods were Dr. G.. II. Mar
- 0fi'iih and =. 7. Brandenberg.
''a'ets Island Cup also was won
sisght string, the marksman
( o. u. Higgnson Although there
20 straight scores. there were Sis
~ 70 tie for tic Accumulation
!asy were r. I. Spots. A. T.
4. Ionrad Stein, J. J. Brauden-
q b knight and /. ". Thomp-
a. lad full scores Of 20 targets
= Burns was the high scratch
=, WI Win total of - out Of pos
!. wv targets. The race for the
.I'loi,lcap prize ended in a tie be.
4 l. ". Thompson and G.. J. stem
sal a Jul score Of 100 targets
s-0o,.of went % tic former
49,. - The closest shooting Of the
\, IL. IA vas seen In a special that hac
!, I,oo,-ofs before 1t finally was
"a +. Rsnney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
Appended Is the game between
orEEN.s CANfBIT DECLINED
Craver Coaches Dickinson.

The graduate advisory COMMITTEES OF
the Dickinson College Athletic Associa-
ton NJ recent meeting elected For
rest {. Craver head coach Of the 1915
football eleven The committee gave
Coach Craver tho power to select field
coaches and workout and select the sys-
tenn Of play. as well as selecting the
players to represent the Red and White
eleven on the gridiron. There IL prob
ably no coach in the country who has
more mower than Coach Craver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
NhRLSEN SMASHES
SKATING RECORD

Minneapolis. Feb. 6. John karlsen.
forty-one wears old. Of Minneapolis.
established a worlds record for twenty
five miles at the Northwestern ANA
,cur Ice Skating Tournament here to-
day. covering the distance in H. 30m
15s. The previous record OF III. Sim.
29s. was made by J. +. Donohue. OF
Stamford, Conn. on January IS. 1893.
The tournament here. which closed
today. was sanctioned bv the Western
Skating Association and was held out
u doors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
PROPOSALS.

SEALED RTDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
tho BOARD Of Water supply. at It's ofices
twenty second floor. Municipal building
Park Row. Centre and Chambers Streets.
New 'ofk city. until II \. VI. on Tues
dav. February 10. 1915. for Contract l72.
Tor furnishing and delivering bronze gate
valves FOR the city tunnel OF the Cstskili
aqueduct. g. Sew : ork city.
At the above place and time the BIDS
will be publicly opened and read. Pam
phlets continuing information for bidders,
and contract drawings can BE- obtained at
~. above address. - tho once OF the Sec
rotary. by depositing thu sum OF ten dol
lar. $4,000 I'm cash or ii' equlvalent tor
each pamphlet For further particulars
apply to Inc once ~ the Principal As
sistsnt Engineer at the above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS; PrssIdent'
JOHN +. CALVIN.
Commissioners Of the Board OF Water
GE0fRSGE FEATHERsToNE. Secretary
SEALED BIDS will be received By tho
BOARD OF Water supply al its offices. twenty
second floor. Municipal Building. Park Row
Centre and Chambers streets. New YORK
civ. until II a. NJ. on Thursday. February
"a 1916. for Contract 1862. for lining with
brick ma sonry a portion OF the Eastview
tunnel OF the Catsklll aqueduct. The portion
OF the tunnel to be lined is about 1900 feet
lonx The work is located I'm the town OK
M Pleasant Westchester County. New York.
Az the above place and time the bids VIII
he publicly opened and read. Pamphlets
containing information for bidders. and con
tract drawings can DE obtained al the above
address AZ the ofilce Of the Secretary, by
depositing the sum OF ten dollars 500 I'm
cash or It's equivalent FOR each pamphlet
For further particulars apply 10 the Office OF
the Principal Assistant Engineer az the above
CHARLES STRAUSS President.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
JOHN r. CALVIN.
Commisaioners OF The board II Water Supply.
GEORGE FEATHERSTONE. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
New England College
Games at Cambridge

Boston, Feb. 6-The New England in
tetcollegiate track and field champion
ship games will be held next spring az
the field Of the Massachusetts Institute
OF Technology. in Cambridge.
The New England Association a.
meeting last night selected May 70 and
20 as the dates. Efforts were made %
hold the games at Lewiston, Ne, and az
Springfield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY
WEDNESDAY,. FEBRUARY Q.
TRANSPACIPJC MAILS.

Jsps1. Cor.s. Chins. Philippine Islands via
seattle close a, 4 40 p m)-IIion ...... Feb =
Hawaii MA San Francisco tcloso a. II 80
pmI-(;re,, Northern .....-......... FEB .
mi-Msnoa -. -. Feb 10
Hawaii. FIJI Islands. New Ieslsnd and Aus
ira'ia fyia Vancouver and Victoria. G.
tciose 4. 30 p rnl-Mamfo ......-. ...... Feb II
Japan Corea aud china Via Sag Francisco
tclosc AZ II 30 p ml-Ses'tle MART. Feb 10
japan. C0rea China and Phillprue Islands
Mari .~.'.....',...- ..-....... .....-.- FEB 3
Hawaii samoan Islands and Australia via
turs ................ 4...'....'.-....... Feb 2,
Taliti Marquesas. Cook Islands. New lea
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Rowlers Urged to Hurry Up.

Toledo. Feb. 6. The Toledo bowling
Association, which is promoting the
tournament Of the American Bowling
Congress, to-day mailed letters TO pro
spective entrants. urging prompt at
tention in the matter Of entries, which
close on February Is. The tournament
will open on March 3 and continue
three weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07

Butler Will Enter
Jockey Club Fold

II wa. rumored Yesterday that
Jane. Butler. prominent turfman.
owner Of the Empire City racctrack
and winning owner Of two-year-oIds
in 1914. would soon be elected
member Of the Jockey Club. He
will fill the vacancy left by tho
death Of Herman II. Duryca.
Among the famous two-year-olds
brought out under the Butler colors
have been Pebbles and Comely. both
Of which were sensations upon tho
Eastern tracks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
Penn Basketball Fine Sets
Pace in the League Race
+ is almost certain that Yale will have

it is almost certain that Yale will have
no difficulty in disposing OF Dartmouth
twice. This will then reestablish the
tic between the Blue and the Quakers.
McNichol. the big Pennsylvania
guard. jumped into a commanding po-
.tion for points by scoring 20 points
against Dartmouth His record for five
games is 80. for an average A fraction
under -. Williams, Of Dartmouth, how
ever. has amassed 46 points in four
games. and leads in scoring field goals,
with "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
FIRE RECORD.

225-5oT 2. sch -. G Piccoai trsina
i.00-6ss ilth az. J Carroll ,ricins
s20-i2 =. 2i,h S.. K. Handy. trfns
r NJ
l25-i';0 PAX Az. l oshlnssy 20 cunip>
s0s--2s0 r sh s.. r 0riks f-ifirg
s05-2ss sherman ~. DoHiinz $500.
as0--l,s Norfolk ST. J. klsin. trifirs
5000 W. 35ih a., I Anthony, uiairs
5:35-7s Sheriff 81. 5. Heiscn'ei5 70 dsr.Ars
5j0-isQ T. losth -. 2 Spiesil. trihns
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|aa0OLBOY AND
S'fEKMAN ENTER
INDOOR DOUBLES
,.lmorton May Also
1e'nnete i'll Singles
'v c,ars Get Practice.
?, LANES o'NENt.

ny - % Harold ThrocS-
f'' .. Pc. r,ne,cen-ycar-old inter
% q .I T'.p.' competition may be '. 'x-
s''' ' {. ,,e national indoor cham
','' nt;,h commence on LIN.
.,., sss...,ssv. AZ the 9Th k'gime.,h.os
.-s biI SIT. s,,i- have entered for the
,, ~ an. nd Nil be dangerous G Ilo~ts
SIS ~ crack teams OF Uial'-
3 pc Washbarn-Dahney and PASS
...Vs''e' ,.;l compete IN the singles
N',3s 3, IS thought that ] ' ITO, ~
$50 l' .r send in his singles S ,, !.
-.-''l y, W. las been playing outdoors
if' nc .' INF v.th o little pra''i'e
= 'rch, at che TOP o. MS gam" ,,,,-
t''.' '' ne SOCIOLOGY is gong IN t
';'.,,' r,ii his best feat IN me S ~ \,
.-i.{ V' sr.-se. victory over d. u. r.
20; ss ~ frals o. the Finchnrs'
...'' 1a,l...,-,orton enters the singles,
! r.- - Vgrrsy. s.ways iaEoi.'' 20 %
re! - v,iI have q rival I'D me
g. crow .,rtes. The youngs'er =
'''..A..'l tvne as Murray spec'acu
/. 81 lsrd biting. makes ,'... se"s"' 0''"'
p - eoyers miles CT co.'' I'D
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


London. Feb 5--Nsbruksn. New Yo-t; EA. Ian.
cas,risn fBrl, New YORK
Plymouth FEB e-pyrhia (Nor'. Nv Ycyt
Liverpool. Feb 6--New YORK. New Y0yt.
SAILED.
Liverpool FEB e-s. Paul New York
Bermuds. F.o 6-BerludlAn lBrl. w Yrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07

Owe got that Waldorf habit ex-
claimed James Joy Johnston last night.
Ive been down there several times to
sec Mr.. Tex Richard, Of EVERY r
WHERE. and the place has grown on
me. Indeed, attended the dinner
given by the Real Estate Board. The
Governor was there, and so was James
Joy. put on the old Neckler. you
know. the soup and fish, and ! played
Peacock Alley.
Il happened to look ut myself IN the
glass. and couldn't help but remark to
myself: James. my boy. this is SOME
Jump from dirty-faced iron moulder
20 dapper promoter Well, SIR, }
rranced up and down that alley for an
hour before the dinner, and was
pretty sore when I failed to meet q
single person knew
The makeup was perfect. yet not n
familiar face beamed on me. ! vas
going IN the marble steps TO the ban
cuet hall when ran kerplunk into Bat
Nasterson and Tex Richard.
"My word" they exclaimed. Get the
reformed iron moulder.' Bat liked TO
died laughing wasn't sure that he
was laughing Al me or WITH me when
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
ALFRED r. SMITH Sheriff
DENNIS McTNOY. Deputy Sheriff
STRROGATES NOTICES.

IN PIT issuance OF An ORDER OF HON
orabls John L. Cohalan. a Surrogate OF IN.
County OF New York.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against Charles Unangs,. lat.
OF the County OF New York. decea sed. 20 pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber a, her place OF transacting busi-
ness. at the Once ~ Baldwin. Fisher 4
Potter. 10. 81 Nassau street. In the Bor-
ough o, Manhattan, city 81 New York. on
or before the FIRST day OF May next
Dated. New York the 18th day OF Octo-
Der. 1915.
KATIE S. UNANGsT.
EAecu,riK
BALDWIN, FISHER 4 POTTER.
Attorneys for Executrir.
81 Nassau Street.
New York City. Nsv York,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
Whitfield Seeks a Raise

George Whitfield is trying TO hold the
Philly owners up for raise for the
coming season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
Boxing Bouts
for the Week

MONDAY.
(Atterrecrl
Broadway Sporting Cluh-PatN HslN and Blll
Jones, Ten three.rcund sml-pro'e"lonsl try
cuts
(Nlght0
ol,nrle A. C.-Menty Crcn and kie Allen.
Pioneer SpertIns Club--Ies AsNsdo ard Billy
Ecrnstt.
Mll,ao A. c.--Kle TSlsr ard Jimmy Murray.
vanderbilt A. c.-parky Grlrn and the Masked
Marvel
TUESDAY.
Broadway srcrlns club-Iack Dillon and
Battling ls,lnsN.
Psl.c. a. C. Nsuk~,-Bilb Fltislmmon, and
ssnnle aece,.
WEDNESDAY.
clenentA c.-Iohnny trtes ard Tern martha.
FRIDAY.
Lsntacre A. c.-Isck DILLON and Jack 6eSr.
Ba,tllns Le,ln.N and WIG Burt Kenny,
Tsdd, Jacobs and Frankie Brown.
SATURDAY.
Fslrmsnt A. c.-Tomms hslsnD sne Ausle
Rather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohslar. a surrogate
Of tho county OF New York. NOTICE -
hereby given 20 all persons having c,arns
against Emma W. Lockrow' late OF ths
Coun,v OF Essex. New Jersey. deceased.
"a nre.ent the same with vouchers thereof
"a the subscriber. at place OF trsnslctins
bn.ine.s No - Liberty street. In The clty
- eew York, on or before the nrst day OF
1st.d' New York. the 29d day Of oc,o-
her 1915. ...-- ,-
JoH,: y. COLEMAN. Attorney FOR EK.
ecutor IS Liberty street. Borough Of
Manhattan, New York city.
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SHERI"F,S AUCTION SALEN

HENRY BRADY, sHERIFFS AUCTION
Ger. sells this day. Monday. Feb 9Th,
1918. az II o'clock I'm tho forenoon. a,
Rotunds Of the County Court House. all
the right. title and interest which the Dc
fendaut Frances y Whpple. had on the
18Th DAY Of November 1915. or A. any
time thereafter. o. IN and 10 Certificate
u 2ss64 for ten Gol shares Of the nrst
Preferred capital Stock ~ United states
Rubber Company. dated MAY 4th, az.
par value one Hundred Dollars share.
aud Certificate a. 265sS FOR ten Gol shares
OF Common Stock ~ United states Rubber
Company. par value one Hundred Dollar.
per share.
ALFRED r. SMITH. sheriff
DENNIS McENOY. Deputy sheriff.
HENRY BRADY, sHERIFFs AUCTION
Ger, sells this day. Monday. FEB. lth.
1915 az 2 O'Clock IN the afternoon. az No.
42s West 2sth 81. about 5000 Books.
pomegrandes Essays. His LIE. Poems.
Prose Epigrsus, Intention Salome. 81 Sets
oscar Wilde Astral Edition De Luxe. IS
sets Immortals Roosevelt Set Orientals
aud al other property Of tho defendant
Goods mus, be removed Immediately atter
the sale
BERNARD DOWNING. Deputy Sheriff.
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Local onclal Record.

highest temperature yesiA-dsv. a. degrees .
Il al ND. lowest & 'af 20 M svcrig-
t..tcrjs,. 81. average Tor corresponding dare las
Scsr a. aTersse for corresponding daie lis' thirty
three 5csrs. 20.
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sIRRoGATES, NOTICES.

- an order Of honorable John +. CO.
haian Surrogate OF the County Of New
York. NOTICE IL hereby given TO all per
sons having claims against \. irving
Griggs. late ~ the County OF Ne" YORK
ers thereof 10 the subscribers. q their
nisce ~ transactlng business, at the once
o. Rufus r Griggs. No. 81 Nassau street,
IN The CITY Of New York. OF or before the
18TH day OF May next
psted. sew York. the 3ri DAY Of No.
,ember. 1915.
RUFUS + GRfGGS. Executor.
ELIZABETH MARION BEECHER.
EXecutrlK
RUFUS T GRIGGs.
Attorney FOR Executors, 81 Nassau
street. Borough OF Manhattan Ne"
York city.
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Barometer Pesdinas.

So H. 50i6 ! ? m....5oil : ?. m.... p 90
Local Forecast Cloudy. with snow - DAY colder
b. night. 20 MORROW. fair AID colder win fresh 10
,nrr q uind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

by Uni,ed states Coa, and Gsodsic sur'sJ)
Sunri., ...... 90 Noon rises a m } SO
sunset .......... 6 20 Moon sets ~. M 10 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
Forecast, for Special localtle, It sstsrn New
York cloudy With probably snos To-day: csld~ BY
IL I'D

nieht: 10 morrow fair and colder.
western NeT YORK and Western Fennsylvsnia.
SNOW aurres snl colder to-day. tn morrow fsir.
CTcert snos fuUies near the lake
southern NsF TnyIsnd cloudy and colder to
day. probably preceded by snow or rain 10 n.
morning. to-norrog fair and colder
Northern New England probably snow today
colder o-nigit. tomorrow fair and colder
Nee Jersey. cloudy ani colder to-day. to-mor
row fair and colder
nslauars Mar sud. virginia and District NJ Co
lumbis. partly cloudy and colder to-dsy. to-ncf-
fIu fair AMI colder
Tsstrrn Psi.rsy tsri. cloudy and colder TO-DAY
probably preceded Sos tuov 10 the morning. to
morrnE fair AMI colder
Wga' Virginia. snoa nurriss and colder day
o. m0Iros fair
Local onclai Record Tie following Official record
frarn fhe Wcafler Bureau shows fhe cha ges il The
isrn~-afuro flr fho last feelt} four hours M con-
ps-fson with the corresponding ds,e ~ last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07

Frank Moran dropped into the Jacks
A. c. the other night for lobster and a
not O. bitter. Tommy Tonner, the
president Of the Manhattan Waters
Association, approached him gingerly
and said:
Frank. our association is giving a
ball al tho Palm Garden on the night
Of February 20. Will you take couple
Of ducats from nc? They cost a
smackic per"
Certainly" said Moran. Hand EN-
out"
Moran took the Two tickets and Ton
rcr asked him what the numbers were.
Moran glanced az them and said, casu-
ally: "Nos. l and . BY George he
added Il and .. That's HUNCH.
III knock Willard out with ONE-TW Q
punch as sure as my name is Francis
Charles Moran. Say, 7 wouldn't part
with these tickets, for thousand dol
lars"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07

r-, Fuller Iorrey., @. 500. s..tcs
RI. ..,-s,ary Of the United states
J. -. i'' Lawn Tennis Association IS
~, % obtain data as 10 ine . ..e
[, i. ASSOCIATION. Nr. Iorrey writes rte ].
y. ,ser ia annual meeting; . neH !
~. !. - v.ll send out form letters
~ organization belonging 10 'ne
-...isr either through direct mem
.@s OF indirectly through ano'her
.--,,.sa 90 secure from eaeh en-. rs
r.,l club membership ana me
- nal. tennis representation.
- ,s,e OF country clubs estimates
i. ennis playing membership VIII
!. ..r.-e1
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sURROGATEs NOTICES.

BfSPHAM, IDA TN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Honorable John y. Cohalan.
surrogate Of the County of New York
ing claims against Ida 7. Bisphsm. late
OF the County OF New York. deceased. 20
present the same. with vouchers thereof
10 tho subscribers az their place OF trans
acting business. namely a. the Office o,
yVoodford. Bovee g Butcher. No l Mad
son Avenue, Borough ~ Manhattan. Cit
- New York. on or before the 18th day q
Dated. New York. soth day OF Decemocr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07

nue. Borough OF Manhattan. Clty o,
New York
DE IA NERGNE. CATHARINE AIS
Pursuance OF an order Of honorable John
= Cohaian. "A Surrogate u tho county -
New York NOTICE Is hereby given - all
persons having claims against Csthsrine
\ De II Nergue late Of the County -
New York deceased % present the same
WITH vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber
az thoIr place Of transsctins business =
tho office OF Herbert ST. I.ets. 30 $50
Itf.h Avenue. 20 the Borough ~ Mamma
tan. in the city Of New York. on or before
tn ist day 81 July next.
pa,ed. New York. the goth day Of De-
cember 1915.
CHESTER r 90 "A NERGNE,
MARY u DRAKE. .,
KATHARINE De la NERGNE STEVEN
SOY Executors
HERBERT " TEETs
ATTORNEY for Executors
$50 FIRM Avenue. New York city
PRTVOsT STANHOPE. - IN PURSU-
snce OF an order OF the Honorable John
p Cohalan. a Surrogate % the County ot
Kew York. Notice Is hereby given 20 all
ner.ou- having claims against Stsnhops
provost lato ~ the city of Lima, Peru.
deceased 20 present the same with yOuch-
ers thereof 20 the subscriber. ~ his plsc.
Of transacting business the office Of Lloyd
& Maddox. so 90 william street MAN
hatianl. 10 the CITY u New York on OF
before the 10Th dsy OF February next
Dated New York. The 3rd day u Au.
gust. 1915. HANEtS TAYLOR
Ancillsry Administrator {. L q
LLOYD & MADDOX,
Attorneys for Administrator,
% william Street y,
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

land and Australia III s'n Ff,n0'ol q.
fci0so A. ~ 90 . mJ--NafA g.. .,..+ ....sf-o D
Guam and Philippine Islands VA Nn rfsn,
clscOl fcioss Al ~ - 2 ml -Ifhav'fi ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07

Hey Broun, s7or-ns co''oI'
tsrs bv nrefxirs 90 a tennis ar
-...,-i,v. "The writer OF the
.i,s met and been defeated by
1, excellent players and is IN 20
\, 70 write foe,rc'y Of their
.-rsss
-,.s,s 20 Omit. but not yet have
r -1aI rlsyers had wished on them
,s,k q rlsyirr u.s. Nevertheless'
REL, WrIouFhIr once played +. /.
While there's life. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07

rsu n, cd Regiment Armory'
...-ss~ aid l6Qth Street. e.. a. /.
--a Arthur Crsc.u. Ur. William
e.s-n. Dimon D. Roberts and
,r were YESTERDAY practising for
rational indoor tennis champion
H
he ;-rer:essibls Doc who always
+ f.n o.. Of anything. was unde-
rcd entirely by the thought Of SER
practice and KEEP. Kidding contin-
wing. With the score love 40
u; him and bu. one point needed
's, bin, Doc called out: y on
1T never lose ms service
Tell" replied Dime Roberts. Just
re he sent a s'zLler past the Doc
re game, "we1l play Do out, any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07

Rr~rrFR-vAIKT Competent. vel trained rouns
trgI..man teD best references. > an5"Hei.'
6. Nrs Massa's AsenC. l3l Wet ~ s.
HITLER. VALET. UsEFG' l. Miids assi Fre,.n
MAJ. scrv neat. can cook. three years ei'e .rN
references 50. MIS- Mason Aseney. isl He'' -
JAPANESE butler. valet aud experienced COOS
w,n's situation Marcn ]. city. country. fusI
= a. Br4 .tf SheyherIst0wn. ". Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
FREDERICK "A TILGHnAN.
STDELL TILGHMAN,

WOODTORp. BONEC & BUTCHER. A+-
torucys FOR Executors. D Madison Ave.
nue.. Borough OF Manhattan. city o,
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07

II Niske is THAT good. why can't
we have peek at him around New
York? Men who can whip Dillon so
easily are very scarce. and nov talent Is
always 8 welcome addition to the sport.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07

COOK butler valet. n0useworker. very capae o.
e@irierf Intelligent young Swede. splendid refer
,nccs. $40 Mrs Mas0u's Agency, l3l West va a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07

COOK German. hrst class; very capsble go
manager excellent references. country preferred
$40 Cal Masons Agency. ~ West ga g. BIT ant
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-11
QBREGON Sc HIIlI.LA Grave EN-
LA C. De lliIERETAR)
SElFRF DH FUERTF ETA1yE NE REEBRE TE-
FaIDEA \ UNl GFAEE AFEG-
cIlH lem LII lARHtfGE:

Eel pASO, Tex. Ener0 L0.--El ge-
mara- 4AInano Lp.hIleg6n sigGc nntp!rnO
en Ia ciadaG de Queretano. Los iH40r-
rnns nile sR recibierpn hoy EN- esta
riuG!ad., diren rue I'll general a@nonen-
81 sufre de nn fleIt2 atNqu@ dE fie-
bre tisoidea. connplicaGa c0n un1 afec-
ci6n en Ia lailnge y qwr sn estado es
MG stamte del5cadO.
Ned5cos espacialis5ras lc cstan aten-
6iendlo. habienAo llegado Il Qler5ta-
no el doctor que m2nd0 l!evar die TUE
son. AIil7ora DDcoo Gosbor ha sigio
por mucipo ticmpo el rn6d0Go de Bbre-
mon < tGene este grfan com t6anZa eL FL,
r. a es1o se deDf el que haEa ordenado
que ae trf&slGo:bara u 2uea,et2rO q ja
Hn4y0r hreueda& possible.
4 Los anligos de tGbnegdn que residen
c., uesfa ciu&ad ae emcuenEran Gnslps0s
Ge temer ns1ticias ciertas DEL estadC 5e
ss.lud sr pqne es-si el general yaqui Y
teln2n cue la EsnfRrnedsad Cue aquja
I! edichc jefe co~lst5tuciCnaiista adquie-
II mayores preparedness.
Ell. CDRRESPO3TSAL- 3
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-11
Ids cDhGR}EESS!!STAS IRAN HOY
Al PUERTO DE EiItIIA Y0RK
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S4J4DDS JURiKTE SIj REEFRHLk- REFRaiHLk-
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ror Mitchell Io r-I- purrio -~tij
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f.Ir %rr1nasjlm - r~.~ uorI%o ma-la-
nd lU~ T !n- iIa.
I.s,~ i.om-r',- a. ~rr,ipla rrribi.Eoc'
.n 5a E-ajri@l G'rmnl P@r una ~-ouE-
'a ,E" Ia pm.iria n@n.aJa Hn" Jos r@-
,.oI8ar;i iaa>ia r"l h@Iri M-@ldarF ,NoT-
plr %r @"1EGl@i wu banlmr"r rn ~I Ito
rl~r. IN Ia .nm-M". i@n r~" Mammr~a4
rrntmIn.1nlri un Gia-uran II Mayor
Utj@Iwh,.~ 1a 5i,"rus sanida Q lm. Ham-A-
ml.ricanoS r- mnmIorr Qr ia ririGal.
Frank L.. loIk. ccu~ i-ro GIri DrwIf-
tam-mim rGe E%.a,io ~aiGllGIij i~s ,ic-
lr@aHGs EN- Iepf,es mbari,in del TO
I.jr~no amrriraDo. E:l GorIor ErGo~~-
,o urIt~a,.o. f~fr dn Ia d"lr@Acjcim
.ll-nil,rsns.. rrn,In.-'fi;a bn~ eIi%cmr@os
~n representation d,. las R"pjah.I-
'a% observation-disclosures.
Elay rnuMha AlIngarin'm p@g ,@i a-Ti-
bo de- l@s Com=rrs 5sl;is Pam-AmcIj-
raml% 4 r-Ia u@glHnH.