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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvEs.Reeeip,.: 1889 head: :s cars
on sale Steer, slow to aOTiSe lover en
light receipts; medium and common cows
steady: fat cows a trifie easier. Common
to prime steers sold at MsSlsiee O. per 200 100
heifers, ssaia25. Dressed beef slow al
:oG2SasSs per ib ran ,.. ,oo ~
sale. Market steady. Common to prime
yeals sold at sl7a;i per 100 lbs; enlls.
.ss s ss,m Ti l e csye' sres!sd Sea:
steady at 70 a SSc. per lb.: country dressed
hr sHEs II .4 AGND LAMBs-Rec.ipt.. 1900
head; IS cara on sale Sheep steady: lamb.
for saturdays tradA. Common to prime
ssS 'G a@b S si4sSaisPso; eulls
Dressed mutton quiet at ISL ?5c. per d.
drsss laRss S. ssaa Sat car
TO lbs roSshs. SIS
Live stock Markets in other Cities.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. So-Hogs-Receipts
800: higher Lights. sis.7o a 2o1o; pigs
$i455alg; mixed and butchers. SIS. q
1910; good and heavy. 1895 q 2o.lo; bulk
Cattie-Receipts, 5000; slow. Native
beef steers, $ll.sOalS25; yearling steer;
1850; fair TO prime Southern beef steers
siOQl7.7O: beef cows and heifers. $3.50 q
10; native calves. 177Sdl5,25.
Sheep-kecelpls, G'AVV. STEADY. ballos
s1i0l7; ewes. sl1Gl2; Gamers and chop
P'KIsA Ma; CITY, Aug. so-Hos.-Re
ceipts 5000: higher. Bulk, $l9.409 40
heavy, $3.50 a coils; packers and butchers
slg.40a2O: light, sl925g2o pigs. SIS q
Ills
Cattle-Receipts. 5000: steady. Prime
fed steers. sl7.256ls.5O dressed beet
steers. $lldl7: Southern steers, $3.50 n
1875. cows. $6.50Tl2.50 feeders, s9I
1850; stockers and feeders, 81. so q Is: bulls
s7.s0dlO; calves. S7.5oHl3.S0.
Sheep--Reccipts, 2.200: lower. Lambs
Sl6.5OGl7.75; Ncariings, Sl0.5nGlt50
wethers, 3lOdl3.2O; ewes, sS9122S.
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and at
torney).
Downtown.

with name and address Of lender and at
torney).
Downtown.
tSouih Of Fourteenth street,
PITT ST es 100 s Rivington st. 25xloo.
Aug So-Max Kramrisch to Aron Street,
90 90 fi,, 81; yrs. go atty. II l. kunst-
% SIS s s0f 7t e. ST. ist sS.sc list As sy s 1sl
Mary Nurse to Margaret Meyer, Sc I'd
so o; Ja SJs t sSs; Pm pr mtg $4,000; atty
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north of 10th street1
ETH ST, 207-:l7 f: also 1asth 1T, 2i2 L,
the security of $4,000. deposited under
land land, buildings, 3c., Aug as-Jaeob
s sa,sr' 10y l27th st, and Simon sickcr.
23l e ls:d st, instelis $3.50 mo, 61s
atty atty sam'l l. Marcus, iii Bway.
isoTii ST, Iii W. so.exss..ii. p ii Asx KEY 80
m,Jno w Mitchell to Y Life Ins and
ia avs; Co. 81 wai rs ST. yEs 81 atty
SANE PROPERTY. Aug 2sEsame 't to
s Ray!d k k',n,.,L SOS west End az. and
Bklyn. yr, SO. pr mtg, $500: atty.
18th I ST. IS v. se.ssiiii.Hisiriiiy;' 500 %
tan sv. due Sept l, 1921. 6%. pr mtg
$4,000: attys. Greenberg & Levy. IS
'a'" no" ''.'''.'.'........Ss $500
bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx
JEROME AV. n W c l6sth st, ail-Nista
tonst Co to Jos Lapierre. il3 T. l6Sth
ct, 10 yrs from Sept l. 1918 Uease re-
corded as mtg. mtg tax paid si0)
atty jos Lapiorre. .is7l Jerome
rRis Bic Az ST p:;s ssoO Sv to 1852
gilo-AnnIe without to Josie Kuhlke.
N"enawken. i. prior mtg SIS, 0OO
Jpiy is. |. yrs. go atty. A kuhlke.. 1o1
sEDCWinck' -; ..:t' 1920
S6.11x25xs65- MARY A Newman to Fila
Corbett, 81 Cornell av, Yonkers. y Y.
Aug rs. insta's GO: attys Salter g. s,
HO Nassau st................... $500
NORRIS Az. 5ss ard sol. W >. S. ?xiOO-
solomon Dannenberg to Dollar saw BIZ.
attys. Mackellar @. ~. Cedar st sec. 600
MARCHER Az $. zoos 18Th at. 25x
lo5.ll-Danl J DrisCoil to Edw Cole. .
canyon Circle. Yonkers. y Y, Aug Is.
instts. 5lsfo atty. l. & I Co: $50
14sD ST. e. 2ic.s e wills av. il sxicSSwO
Nora Exan To Annie Des Garets ct al.
trus. s53 'th av. Aug 20. due Oct /.
1928, So: atty. G & Co. l7s
HOFFMAN ST. es57. W :, siexsi'iiw
Jacob Slotnick to Paolina Giscinl. 522 f.
Fordham I'd. prior mtg $4,000. Aug 80.
instsls. 60. atty. Title Guar & 7 Co.
MAPLE Az. W s, Is 2ilth ST. e5xtOO--
Nicola Romano to Antonlana Di Nicola.
29l Elizabeth st, Aug -, yrs, 60 atty,
Title Guar T Co. l76 Bway. 81, 500
WALLACE Av, 1883 w $. a5xs5-Barthol-
omew Lynch to Michael J Mcdonald. 49t
yrs. 5i7 &C, atty. Haggerty. ss5
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One Did Under Maximum.

Numerous bids on the $50 yard. A.
4os, ISL. inch gray gauze were opened
by the Quartermaster Department yes
terday Only one bid was under the
fixed Government maximum price OF
lOL cents. All other bids reached the
maximum. Johnson q johnson Of New
Brunswick was the firm which bid under
all others with a price of lOL cents
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lenders at
toruey)
10TH ST. n =, li0.2 80 av, 9.tXl0O.il
Henry and Matilda Ludwig to the Emf
grant 1ndust Saw Bank: atty, Richard
OGorman. 81 Chambers st. Jan s.
IsuV .............,.. rs. OOt
5+TH ST, S23 E-Markus and Sallic We'll
to Jos Hershkowios, Sc W 139th st;
atty, Smuel Heliinger. 800 Bway, June
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MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

18th ST, ?22 to 2cs W, to a 6 sty offices
and howrodm-Rhinelander Real Es-
tate Co, 81 Nassau st. owner: G II
Gillespie, 1l2S Broadway. architect:
cost .',....:''... '....';...'' ;so,ooo
TAD ST, ia W, to n sty dwlg-Estate
of Albert Roe, 20 Nassau st. owner;
C Birge, 20 West saith at. architect :
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SELLS WHITE PLAINS HOUSE.

Cornelius B. Fish has sold his resi-
dence in Lester Hill. White Plains.
N. Y. to Mary D. Loeber. Griffen,
Prince & Ripley were the brokers.
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Gustave Frey, si2s Sd av..........sioo
22D AV, cor Sd st, -xS6xI43x71,
Wakeheld-Fredk c Fischer to Lena
Fischer, $50 169th st, Aug 20; atty. q
Frey, 3t2s I'D av. ..,,......,.slOo
WALLACE AV. 1883. W 3, 25x1OO-Michael
Mcdonald to bartholomew Lynch, 44U
l2fth st, mtg 5000. Aug 81: atty,
- Haggerty, Ss5 Brook av,...si00
ioo--Mack constn CO inc 10 No,me H
Real Estate Corpn, 10 Bway. mtg t6g.-
300, Aug Is; atty, Alex s Natanson. 10
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RENTING AT sCARsDALE.

Griffcn. Prince & Ripley have rented
houses at Greenacres. Scarsdale, for
Caroline f. Weeks at 62 Greenridge
avenue to William Charnley. and for
J. d. Linerd at Colvin, place to George
Morrow.
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BOROUGH OF BROOK YN

Abraham 4 S,raus, Fulton ST la,E," "h'.
Conzen. A., $50 Grand ST Tel ."l' N''i-
Doering X Co, jet Liberty nv rr N''''.H ''
Kingston. 1899 Fulton st. 7i1> Grdf"rd ,,..j
Hummer, 1851 Fulton st , Reid aN, i',' l''"' %
Ioescr, Fr-,icrlck 4 Co, Fulton = ~, ".''
Marstcrs. !. =, = Court So Tel -l-' WAN
Schnaf 1876 Fmthush Az Tel @'e S'crln-
Slotc, wm $40 Flushing ~. r. t
Vochrinppr. lok5 Myrtle nv Tel i'TN W J N'N
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BROKER IN SID ST. DEAL.

Bryan l.. Kennedy was the broker In
the sale OF the St. Zta school prop
erty at 123 and 1875 East Fffty-second
street to the Young Womens Christian
Association, reported yesterday.
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BUYS HOME AT DOUGLAsTON.

! John S. McGlashen has bought a
dwelling on plot 125x100 on Sound View
avenue, Marathon Park. Douglaston,
L. I,
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MOUNT KIsCO FARM SOLD.

The Sengarhurst farms at Mount
Kisco, valued at $4,000. has been sole
by Mrs. James l.. lang to Edward w
Butler.
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BUYER OF TENTH ST. HOUSE.

l.. C. Cobb is the buyer of the dwell
ing at As West Tenth street, reported
sold yesterday.
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LIS PENDESS.
MRnhafian

18th ST. 2ss w. Ludlow st. 1914;
Spring ST, IS; 2ist st, 36 W; .5th ST. le7-
l2s w: 46th st, 229-23l w: 46th ST. cas-
2S7 w; 74th st. lis W; Riverside Drive
cor 10Th ST. 100.llx25: Sd av, 36si
Sd av. 5s3-595; Division st, 57-Elizabeth
Mount ct 81 agt Richard Mount ct al
tpartitionl; attys. Hamilton & Freeman
lST AN. li3s-Sophia Muller agt Bossunt
Realty Co, Inc. Ell al foreclosure oil
mortgage; atty. II NJ Phillips.
PARK PL, 1881: Chambers st. l53
Washington st, 2lS-2?O; Washington St
Isl; Washington st, 299; Reade st. 1853;
5ith st, 1870 W, and T4th st. II w
Geo Lichtenstein agt Edw G Lichten-
stein ct al tpartitionJ; atty. L ] Lud'
vigh.
Bronx.
18TH ST. n =. 1915 Alexander av :5s
lO0-Theodore Chabot agt James Man.
gan ct al foreclosure of mortgage
ATTY, NJ j Sullivan.
TlN1ON Av, :, 80 n westchester av
27xll7.5--William l. Condit ct al az
trustees, agt Joseph Bondero ct al fore-
closure OF mortgsge); attys, Elkus
Vogel, Gleason Proskauer.
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NEWARK AND OUT OF TOWN

Ackcr Il q. Srwarrn. y ] BaN -,
BitEs Landing, II" ,..' hat
co Bank II Newark @5>t W. ~,
Lining Ii Ferry ST. Newark Bat I'' 30 ~,
specht. IL, l2cHs Montgomery 81 J''s.' wy
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Business Troubles.
Schedules IN lssnkrn,tay,

Schedules In bankruptcy filed yesterday
in the United States District Court were:
JOHN b. NOTWITHSTANDING OF John h.
OBrien. clothing, New York city. Lila =
bilities. Sl3.5Sj: assets, $500. Principal
claims: Joseph OBricn, 5000; Jacob
David Sons d Co, Sl.2S7; Levy Forman
& Co., $34S. II. Il J. j. Lesser 40
Broadway, are the attorneys.
Petition In bankruptcy.
SlGMUND MILDORF-Voluntary petition
by Sigmund Mlldorf. tailor, 2i2 East
1881 street. Liabilities, Ss.202: no as
sets. Principal claims: Harry Ruskin,
$500: Max Rosen, $50; Bianchi G. Co,
s3I7. Israel Brinkman. l475 Broadway.
Is the attorney.
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were nled yes
terday. the first name being that OF the
debtor:
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.


sTH ST. $40 L. mtg now $4,000: SOth
st. S5s f. mtg slI.o0o--Jos Stein to Max
and Bertha Stein. 3os Willis av. as
joint tenants: attys. A & II Bloch. 80
Nassau st; assns, each. .....,.., 81
SAME PERTIES-BerthS stein Glow
enstein) TO Jos Stein, 304 willis sv.
Bronx; attys. same: assns, each 81
HATH ST ms. $50 W 7th av, mtg s7.7s1.s5
100 West l&:d St Corpn to Samuel
&;rosner. 736 Riverside Drive: atty. Max
Miller. 10. BWaS. ......... ...... III
Bronx.
THOMAS ST. cor Dock st. s0xSo-
Esther B strong to Annie Williams. 1854
Grant av; atty, Lawyers Title Tr co.
SAME PROPERTY--Annie Williams 10
Anton Mertel. 1873 Madison av: atty,
DAILY Av. eoSc-B,r,ha Stein to Jo.
Stein. 3o4 Willis av. attys, & n
BLOCH. ss Nassau ST ."::.:......,::sl
SAME PROPERTY--Jos Stein to Max
Stein. 3ot willis av: attys. same 81
e35TH Sr, 13s E-Edw II Erckmann "a
y A b Model Mfg Co. Is CanaI pI: attys
Fallon. G Mex. lts Bway........sl
18TH ST. s.S3S4 st AIMS nv. l4s2x
1oo-Edw A White TO First NATL Bank
OF For; Lee. }; atty. 4 DoFemus, Sc
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Abbey & imbric, Is Warren St Tarklr n0.F
Ahcrcrombie Fitch, Mad. nv & A. ~ lht
Bait Tackle Depot 1877 LIST av. Wa''s'h
Baumann, 2252 I'd Av., near ll5th Fiadlyls
Becher, 42 l.. saith st Tel Murray II .tS'
Blachnsky, S0le Sd avuop las ST Tklc&l1.' te,.
Brosowsky. 1855 Amsterdam av. Tr 1-'I AGi
browns Bait Depot. 23l7 "a nv ur '.''' Y
Brunner. Wash Mkt Tcl7432 Curt tI.-rsr' :
Coc, Alphcus, q W; l25th st. .Ta,Hi' "n
Crook, J. h, 5th av & 4jth 81 Ia'A|' "n.'
Davega, l. Jr.. Inc, l25 ". l25 rrr>hN1'r nat
Davega, $ r., CO. S3l RwHy. TarA'' "n'
Davcga, s. H, Co, Is Cortandt s. Trstr ny
pirkes, ioi W. 50th st 4 pur'. prop Tel.
Dutl. John. i2S W. 42i ST Tel f5i lNH,'
Fuchs. II. g LIST nv. Tel 936 Orchard h,t'
Gutenberg, @59l Sth av., near l2Jth BAIT u,
lirsch. l.. COG Amsterdam Rv, - g1 - 10,
lInchgraef, L.. 3o7 T. Sith Tel - Murr" M.
Kcllcrman, 500 al sv. l56th Tel M,l " T. st,
Kinc Co, II. II, $50 Hroadwar T"h.' '0g.
kirtland's. 90 Chambers 81. Tklo. frogs i'I-'''
Ieviteu's 55l T.. l3> st Tackle \ Hait 't.''',
Lazarus, Sol, 3l6 T. seth Spts eds y 49,
levin. -, Greenwich st Selling OF Ia
MetropslitIa H'dw. CO. Church & w. ~
Hudson Terml 4 Grand Central y" li'
Mills, WIN. n son, 81 Park pl. Tack" "...
Ogilvy. II, 90. 70 Chambers st y" H'..
Papc, r. & II, ga "a Rv, Slst 81 To-. 90. I.N,
Patterson Got friedSlIunter, 10 Fulton \" r.r
Ref J. II 800 Sd ay., nr eSI It'H.' ',
Rcngold. u lA Sth NV. or l. Tao ..
RoscnhRum. &c" 3fS T. is r. n / l'"'. .''
Schchler Frank Co, 10 Park Rw y" '.' I'..
Schoverling, nHly \ Gales, ?oe WAY
Schuhach Il Son, 3ol2 I'd Hv. Fldi'crs lM' I'
Stecnhock. II, 1864 81 nv Tack" Hna .'
vom Hofc, T.. X 20. li2 Fulton = \" 'a'
vondras, W, 1869 ist av Tack" aud n.'
Won Lenrcrkr & nctmoll, cno IN rs y.
Wall, G 40 list ay. mr. 10th 81 j}6' orc' SNr''"'
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
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AUTOMOBILES EXCHANGE.

WANTED AUTOS-SPOT CASH READY.
AL makes bought. Jandorf. 1858 broadway.
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UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS TO LET.
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Fishing Tackle and Bait
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX

Dealers who do not sell live hai, havo 'hs
words tackle only" or mo bait" following
their
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
FRONT. ST. South ~. Beekmsn at and
Fulton st, block. &C--Globe Sash a. Door
Co. Inc. agt Fulton Market Realty Corp,
owner: Stern & Miller, contractors. 1854
115TH ST. 10 and 1s W-ThomRs Galligan.
Inc, agt MINT Garage Co, Inc. owner;
Jacob Siverman and Lazarus Levy, con-
AMSTERDAM AN, 772-->Jacob Geschcidt
& Co agt william Curtis owner and
contractor ,'','..,.'..'. fl,oSb' : l
Bronx.
WHITLOCK AV, II cor Tiffany st, look
l42-Joseph Tessler agt Square Deal Ga
rage Co, Inc, owners and contract
OrS .,.,,..,,, 1915, OO
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Bronx.
FORDHAM RID, 337-3i5--Frank Ramstedt
agt Fordham Methodist Episcopal
Church ct al. juno IS. l9lS. S29l.5O
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat IA VESEY STREET.
BY Samuel Marx.
5TH AV, 1919, lOsth ST. 50.llx
81, 6 sly nat and strs-M T. Griffith agt
c I Weinstein ct al; due, $Si,s2403; to
the plaintiff. .....,......., $50, 900
BY Joseph Z. Day.
sTH AV. ll6. e c 10th st. 25xs3.6, lease
hold. sty tint and strs-Peter Doelger
Brewing Co agt @ Furey ct all due
ss,s542i; taxes, &C. r,I0S: adjourned
to September 6.
lat s2Os THIRD AVENUE.l
BY Henry Brady.
FOREST AV, ll22, GOxl57.3x irreg, sty
dwlg and l sty shop-Emigrant Indust
Ssvgs Bank agt Edw Bornhoeft ct al;
due, S19.6S3.04;. taxes. &c, $l,325.7O; to
the plaintiff for sle.o0
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-07-16
GRAIN AND MILLING NEWS

The Nampa Milling & Elevator Co.
is spending $4,000 on improvements
at its plant at Meridian, Idaho, and a
4O,O00sb ushel elevator will be erected.
At a meeting of the directors Of
the Nelson Union Elevator Co.. CON
tract was let for the building of a sec
Ond grain elevator for the company
at Nelson, Wash.
Crop prospects in Flathead coun-
ty, Montana, were greatly improved
by recent abundant rains and accord
ing to advices from Missoula, the
county may turn out 100000 bush
els.
The July forecast of the wheat crop
by the department of agriculture
showed a reduction of 100000 bush
els in the prospective crop from the
June estimate-frOm 931 100000 bush
els to sol 100000. A record produc-
ton of corn, at 3,16O,OOO,00O bushels
is promised.
E. T. Marchetti, field agent for the
department of agriculture, reports
considerable damage to the wheat
crop of this state, due to the lack of
rain, insects and frosts and the pre-
will have to be reduced somewhat.
vious estimate of 1901 900 bushels
Gas compared with 29,11s,OOO last year
and an average of 37,55s,000 bushels)
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-07-16
SEND OVER NINETY THOUSAND
IN A SINGLE WEEK
America Now Has More Than 100000
Men in France, Says Gen. March
Army Corps Organized.

Washington, d. C.-American troops
overseas and on shipboard en- route
have passed the 100000 mark, Gen.
March, chief of staff, told senate mill
tary committee members July IS, at
their weekly conference. This repre-
sents an increase of more than 10000
since last week.
Three army corps of from 225,000
to 100000 men each have been def
nitely organized from American divi-
sions in France, General March an
nounced at the weekly conference with
newspaper men.
Major General Hunter Liggett, com
handing the 41st (the Sunset division,
national guard, has been detailed as
temporary commander of the first ar
my corps. Commanders for the second
and third have not yet been desig
mated.
General March has little to say re
garding the military situation in
France, but stated that the ship
ment of troops was proceeding with
out any letup whatever, the same rate
being maintained for July as for pre-
vious months.
General March said that five regu
lar. nine national guard and four ma
tional army divisions have been used
to make up the three corps.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-07-16
TRANSPORTATION.

w. H. Ude, city passenger and ticket
agent for the Northern Pacific Rail
way Co., was appointed Thursday gen.
eral passenger agent for the central
railway office in Spokane. The office
F. S. Elliott, superintendent of the
Great Northern lines at Superior
Wis, who, it is reported from the
east, would be named president of
the road will instead be named pres
ident of the Hill lines not now I'M
der federal control, it was announced
Tuesday.
Judge Lovett, director of railroad
expenditures, has approved the con-
structiOn of a branch line of the
Oregon Short Line to serve the coal
mines OF r. S. Talbot, near briggs,
Idaho
w. F. Turner, vice president and
controller of the Spokane, Portland
& Seattle road, will be named presi-
dent of the company to succeed L. c.
Gilman at a meeting of the board of
directors July Is, it was announced,
Tuesday in Portland.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-07-16
CAMP LEWIS PAYS OUT $1s,24s,42e
Amount Covers Disbursements for the
Army Pay, Supplies and Transpor-
tation-70 Per Cent Wages.

Camp Lewis.-Figures given out for
publication Monday by the camp fin
ance department show that, in the II
months of the fiscal year ending July
l, cash paid out here totaled $13,243,-
429. This is exclusive of the cost of
building the cantonment, payments for
this having been made from Washing
ton, ID. c.
Expenses are figured under two
heads-pay of the army and what is
known as supplies, services and
transportation" Under the latter di-
vision money paid for food, hay and
grain are included, as well as the
payrolls for the civilian employees and
the cash paid officers on presentation
of their travel vouchers. 1t does not
include funds paid the railroad COM
panies for the transportation here Of
drafted men.
Approximately 20 per cent of the
total sum expended was for wages,
the total being $8,S46,S71. November,
when many of the men received three
months pay, was the banner month,
the total being $1,219,901. Last month,
when there were more men in camp
than at any time in the history of the
cantonment, the payroll amounted to
$1,043,345.
Ninety per cent of the money ex-
pended for services, supplies and
transportation, was for food the total
for the year being $4,S96,55S.
The average number of men sta
toned here has been 10000, the high
est number being reached last month
when for a while, there were about
$4,000 soldiers in camp. An official
report shows that there are more than
$1,000 troops here now.
Beginning July %, 10000 more will
arrive.
There is a decrease in the incidence
of diphtheria, influenza, measles,
German measles and humps in camp,
while scarlet fever and pneumonia
show an increase.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-07-16
Turkish Troop Mutinied.

Notwithstanding to an uncensor-
ed letter dated June IS, which was
smuggled out of Smyrna, a regiment
which had been ordered to Mesopota-
mia mutinied and murdered it's Ger
man officers. Many soldiers sent to
suppress the mutiny Joined the rebel
lious troops, the letter declares. Ia
laat Pasha, the Turkish premier, went
to Smyrna and granted amnesty to
the mutineers, who were given the
promise that they would not be sent
to the Mesopotamian war area.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-07-16
CHINA is GIVEN SOME
LARGE SHIP CONTRACTS
Added to List of Nations Which viii
Help in Defeat of Germans
Cement Good Feeling.

Washington, d. China has been
added to the list of nations building
merchant ships to help defeat Ger
many. The shipping board has award
ed to the Chinese government yard at
Shanghai contracts for four cargo YES
sells of 10000 tons each, and took OPP
lions for the building of $4,000 more
tons
The entire program will involve the
expenditure of perhaps $4,000, 900. APP
proximately $4,000 tons of steel will be
shipped from this country, but the en-
gines and other equipment will be
built in China. Deliveries are to begin
six monthrs after the steel is received.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-07-16
The Resolution.

Following is the resolution.
Resolved, That the president, dur
ing the continuance of the present
war, is authorized and empowered,
whenever he shall deem it necessary
for the national security or defense,
to supervise or to take possession and
assume control of any telegraph, tele-
phone, marine, cable or radio system
or systems. or any part thereof, and
to operate the same in such manner
as may be needful or desirable for the
duration of the war, which supervision,
possession. control or operation shall
not extend beyond the date of the
proclamation by the president of the
exchange of Publications of the treaty
of peace.
provided, That just compensation
shall be made for such supervision,
possession, control or operation to be
determined by the president, and if
the amount thereof, so determined by
the president, is unsatisfactory to
the person entitled to receive the
same, such person shall be paid 70
per cent of the amount as determined
ny llC DitSlQtnb anu olidll NC tnlllltQ
to sue the United States to recover
such further sum as added to said
IS per cent will make up such
amount as will be just compensation
therefor in the manner provided for
by section "a, paragraph 20, section
las of the judicial code.
Provided further, That nothing in
this act shall be construed to amend,
repeal, impair or affect existing laws
or powers of the state in relation to
taxation or the lawful police regu-
lations of the several states, except
wherein such laws, powers or regu-
lations may affect the transmission
of government communications or the
use of stocks and bonds by such sys-
TEN or systems"