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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-09-30

and "a in 1911, $500.
+. b. Heglar to Farmers State
bank, st. John, live stock. nipple
ments, auto, two-thirds crop 1922.
part 3 and in 1874, $1,000.
{ d, Morris to Edw. D. Reinhart
crop l92l-22, part 25-17-44, $500.
Andrew Brede to Willard A. Clio.
Yor, machinery. horses, $1,000.
Albert Bruce to Anna Bruce. live
stock, implements, % tons hay
$4,000.
Edgar Falk to Farmers State
bank, ST John, live stock, nipple
ments. two-thirds crop 1922, part II
and IA in 19-4I, $1,000.
Carl Haas to los Wagner, live
stock, implements, crop 1922, part
36-45-5, $4,000.
A. o. Hampton to Citizens State
bank Tekoa, live stock, implements
part crop Benewah Co. $1,000.
Lee Morford to Citizens State
bank, Tekoa, live stock, implements
auto, part crop Benewah Co, $1,000
j A. Poffenroth to Bank of Wi
mona, live stock, implements, par
crop in 17-40, $4,000.
VIM. ]. Morrow to Colfax Nation
al bank live stock, implements, hay
grain on part 17-15-44, $4,000.
n. @. Myres to Linville Bros. Inc.
crop 1929, on 13 and ii in IS
Al, 1851.
Conrad Wilhelm to Colfax Nation
al bank, live stock, implements, two
thirds crop 1921-22, part 17-16-42
$1400.
Releases
j. L. Lancaster to w. D. Bennett
chattel, $500.
Farmers State bank. st. John, t
f. b. Heglar chattel $1435.
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NNOulluueu from inst page
Farmers State bank, st. John, to
p ii. Scheuerman, chattel, $4,000.
Farmers State bank, st. John, to
b. r. Heglar, chattel, $1,000.
John Luft to A. j. Utke, chattel,
$.
Eilers Phonograhp Co. to Nestor
Lacerte, conditional bill of sale,
$625.
Spokane Eilers Music House to
Nesto rLacerte, conditional bill of
sale. $375.
Danl. l. Hopkins to r. e. and VIM.
|. Horton, conditional bill OF sale,
$242.
Danl. l, Hopkins to r. Il. and VIM.
|. Horton, conditional bin of sale,
$242
Whitman Implements Co. to F.
W. Wilson, conditional bill of sale,
$317.
Farmers State bank, st. John, to
a. ID. Smith chattel, $500.
Farmers State bank, st. John, to
A. ID. Smith, chattel, $500.
Citizens State bank, Tekoa, to Lee
Morford, r. j. and Thos. Morford,
chattel, $170O
Citizens State bank, Tekoa, to A.
o. Hampton, chattel, $4585.
Willard A. Glover to Andrew o.
Brede, chattel, S.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Chanslor & Lyon Co. to Ed. e.
Bottemiller, auto supplies, ST..
Linville Bros to f. r. Newton,
davenport, Sos
Liens
j. l.. and F. A. Fallquist Va. d.
w Boone Sr., and d. w Boone Jr.,
crop wheat and oats on part 10 and
II in 1914, labor, $1,000.
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Anna Terhune, Harry Terhune and
II. W. Terhune to Eli Robinson AIao-
gle and Fred Robinson, real mice.
$646. ~ 7V'
Roy II. Pinkley to Chas. 0. Pink
ley, real mtge, $500.
Whitfield Helmer Co. to A Olson
Williams, conditional Dill OF sale.
5000. " ''''0'
La Crosse Motor Co. to Pete Elm
weber conditional sale, $500.
La Crosse Motor Co to Ole Chris
toferson, conditional sale, $745.
Security State Bank, La Crosse. to
Roy Weeks, chat mtge., $17S2.
Bank of Endicott to Jacob Getz.
mtge, $4,000.
Geo. Weitz to Adam P. Lust, chat.
mtge.
Bills of Sale
John Fl. Schierman to Joseph
Leinweber, live stock, farm nipple
ments, auto, hay, $3.50.
j. E. Tueth and R. w. Tueth to
I, w. d. Henry & Son. 80 acres sum-
mer fallow nwq 32-14-44, including
improvements and crop, $1,000.
Vern Rasler to Olga n. Rasler.
household furniture. 81.
Geo. Hanson to A. l.. Reese, 21O
summer fallow, work, labor on 49,
1910 and 100 sacks wheat, hay. live
stock, implements, etc, household
goods, $40.
Lis Pendens
Florence Belvail VS.. G. r. Gamble.
Frank E. Gregson, Lydia A. Emer-
son, Rachel A. Phelps and unknown
heirs, lots Z, s, 8, 10, II, II, blk
2, Robard's add to Palouse (ex).
Liens
Walter Sam VS.. A. P. Kunz, labor,
claims 23 grain harvested 1921,
$500.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Lacrosse Motor Co. to Manuel
Weis, auto, $2S5.
Lacrosse Motor Co. to B. O. Da-
Wis. auto, $587
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Mortgages

pudolf eau to M. D. Rickert, live
.,ock farm implements and pit per-
s s,g. property on 22-17-44, 1875.
1obn V. Olsen to First Natl Bank
q John. two-thirds crop 1921-22i
92-1S-4O, $110O.
Arthur Cole to Whitman Imple-
mant Co., crop 1922 pit 11-14-44
1891.
H F. Thomas to Comegys, Han
ford & Miller Bank, live stock, farm
implements and pit crop swq swq 16-
lS-43, $4,000.
Perry Garberg to John T, Bakent
live stock and farm implements and
nj crops on Sec. 30-1640 for 1922
and all summer fallow pit Sec. 20
16-4O, 1890
John Henley to First State Bank
La Crosse, live stock, farm nipple
ments and pit crop pit 26-14-3S,
$500.
Thos. Burns to ]. A. McNaA, live
Stock farm implements, etc, $500.
LlSU Oh OIIlCeiS
N. ]. and F. Williamson Co.
Releases
W. A. Futter to w. P. Brehem and
A. H. Brehem, chat mtge, 1925.
John F. Baken to Perry Garberg,
chat mtge, 1896.
First State Bank, La Crosse, to
John Henley, chat mtge, $1400.
First State Bank, La Crosse, to
John Henley, chat. mtge., $2500.
The Crescent to Morrow Bros,
conditional bill or sale, 1920.
The Crescent to Morrow Bros.
conditional bill of sale, 1924.
Netherlands American Mtge Bank
to Geo B. Marquis, real mtge,
$4,000.
First Natl Bank, st. John, to
John v Olson, chat mtge., $500.
First Natl Bank, St John, to VIM
Clarno, chat mtge, $3.50.
Liens
R. E. Holiday VS.. Harry Davis
7SS sacks wheat, $405.
JUN L. DAVIS ana j. II. IuSSle VS.
Harry Davis, 1913 sacks wheat, $291
W. NJ. Rode vs. A. P. Kunz, two
thirds crop neg 33 and nwq "a in 16-
Il, 1898.
Newell Greeley VS.. J. L. Read and
Lloyd Read, crops pit Secs. "a and
50 in 1916, $500.
T. E. MARBLE VS.. Roy Watson, pit
crop on neg 24-19-44, 1878.
August Wagner VS.. Lloyd Reid
ana father, $685., wheat in ware
house, Pennington.
Bills of Sale
Peter E. Weitz to John C. Weitz
ave stock, farm implements, hay
etc., $4,000.
". W. P. Co. to H. D. Near, cleo
TIC range, $1S8.50.
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SEPTEMBER 81, 1921
NIortgagcs

Mortgages
II, 7. Fisher to Fidelity Savings
Loan Assn, lots 3, 4, blk 90, Gills
$500.
j. NJ. Forester to c. Merriman
CO., lots /, 2, blk ,, Bonanza add,
Tekoa, $3.50.
G w. Range to Matte Turnkey,
part 16-20-44, $4,000.
l.. W. Squires to Federal Land
bank, Spokane, VIII nwq 34-19-42,
$4,000.
B. G. Trull to Federal Land bank,
Spokane, swq 10-1S-4O. with ease
ment over for road, $2500.
VIM. Woodward 20 Federal Land
oank, spokane, tracts in 1-19-42,
Geo. Holstein to First National
bank, St. John, live stock, imple-
mehts, part crop 1921-22, part 6-17-
Al $4,000.
J. L. Gilbert to John w. Dugan,
live stock, part crop 1921-22, $19O5.
W. II. Emerson to Geo S. Miller,
furnishings, fixtures, pool hall in Pa
louise, $1,000.
F l.. Brown to National Bank of
Oakesdale, live stock, implements,
$3.50
Elmer Rohrbach to Fred Rohr-
bach, crop part 36-19-44, $4,000.
Elmer Rohrbach to Fred Rohr-
bach, household furniture, $4,000.
Elmer Rohrbach to Fred Rohr-
bach, live stock, implements, auto,
$4,000.
Christian Kleweno to John F.
Stubbe, grain, 1921-22, part 80 and
81 in 1912 (eXD, $13,S73.
Chas. Homer Johnson and T. H.
Dingle to Nj. A. Sherman, hay, grain,
live stock, implements, part crop
l921-22, part II and 13 in 1871,
$2804.
Chas. Homer Johnson and T. H.
Dingle to John Dingle, hay, grain,
live stock, implements, part crop,
$1063.
Bills of Sale
w. j. Morrell to Henry We'll sum-
mer fallow seq 16 and neg 81 and
nwq 21, 81.
Robt. r. Hart to Ida Keller Law
to Leroy Keller and Mabel Keller,
neg 80 and nwq "a in 1914, 81.
John A. Kessinger to Bart Ian
ders, lots l to 5, blk 5, f. j. Ma
honey's subdivision of Lombard's
add, Tekoa, 5000.
Affidavits
Anna e. Stinson to The Public.
well acquainted with Susan Hoiser.
Clyde E. Lacey to The Public, we'll
acquainted with proceedings in pro-
bate case
Easement
Frank Scholz to Ida Keller Law
and Leroy and Mabel Keller, right
OF way over neg 34-16-41, 81.
Assignments
First National bank, Pullman. to
New York Life ms. Co., real mtge,
$4,000, Geo. Grant.
First National bank, Pullman. to
New York Life ms. Co., real mtge.
John Boyles, $4,000.
Releases
J. P. Glorfield to J. R. Cunning
ham, lien, $304.
Leases
Peter Plufgrad to J. G. Falk, part
33 in 1871, S.
Liens
Anvil Howard vs.. Columbus How
ard, crop, warehouse, Palouse, $486.
Releases
COdd Investment Co. to Ida Kel-
Ter, admx, real mtge, s..
First State bank, Lacrosse, to Max
Dudley, chattel, $6704
E. A. White to J. D. Reed, real
mtge, $.
Steptoe State bank to w. r, Mon
ger, chattel, $1100.
First National bank, st. John, to
Geo. Holstein, chattel, $4,000.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Tull & Gibbs to Earl Marsh, house
hold furniture, $484.
Tull & Gibbs to e. F. Waterstrat,
household furniture, $646.
Spokane Eilers Music House to
Trustees Diamond Community Bldg,
piano, S240.
Hamilton Drug Co to H. D. Rog-
ers, photograph, $295.
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SEPTEMBER 20, 1921

Deeds
Edw. J. Byrne to Ellen c. Berry,
tract 3S-lS-45, part 2 and 3-17-45,
81.
Edw. J. Byrne to VIM. John Byrne,
tracts part "a and 80 in 1915 and
part 2 and in l7-4-45, 81.
Edw. j. Byrne to Thos. NJ. ByTne,
tract 35-1S-45, 81.
Ellen c. Perry to Edw. j. Byrne,
tract 2-17-45, 81.
John a. Yerks to Hugo H. Timm,
seq 18-20-39, $1400.
Michael H. Torphey to Gust Leaf,
lots ), 6, blk 80, Pennington, 1925.
James H. Squires to Peter c. and
James Richard Squires, seq 2 and
neg -, seq neg 12-19-41, 81.
Mortgages
d. c. Reed to w. G. Mustard, swq
9-18-44 $4,000.
j. A. Crumbaker to Mrs. Esther
Straub, lots / to s, blk Z, Alvin Man
rings add, Garfield, $500.
Karl F. Sharpenberg, to Union
Trust Co.. nwq 12-15-39, $4,000.
A. C. Youngman to Security State
bank, Lacrosse, live stock, auto,
5000
Daniel l. Hopkins to Farmers Ma
tional bank, ColfaX, live stock, 500.
Justin Gustafson to j. l. Wigen,
- mules, implements, $5792.
o. B. Nelson to First Savings q
Trust bank, ColfaX, live stock, i'm
Elements, $4126.
Otto A. Westman to Commercial
State bank, Oakesdale, crop part 80
and 81 in 2Q-45, $4,000.
w. e. Wilson to o, NJ. Collins,
live stock $1044.
B. f. Ellis to w. G.. Mustard, o
mules, crop 1922, part lS-l9-45, and
neg 1894, $500.
H. w. Stratton to P. L. Sain, two
thirds crop part "a and 33 in 49,
"A, and all summer fallow 1922,
$1426.
! !. Y. Waller to c. H. Waller, live
stock, implements, auto, $1617.
Assignments
Peter H. Scheuerman to Adam
Lautenschleger, lease, ST., c. A. Har-
per.
Deveraux Mortgage Co. to n. Y,
Life ms. Co, real mtge, F. r. Wolfe,
$4,000.
Colfax National bank to w. T.
Peek, real mtge, $1,000
Colfax National bank to w. 7.
Peek, real mtge, $4,000.
Releases
VIM. r. Rogers to J. A, Crum-
baker, mtge, s..
First State bank, Lacrosse to w.
n. ohottnl GR4n
J. I. Wigen to Justin Gustafson'
chattel, $3.50.
First Savings & Trust bank, Col
fax, to o. B. Nelson, chattel, $1,000
Liens
Conrad Wagner, August Theo.
and Adam Wagner, known Wa
goner Bros, VS.. Lloyd Reed, two
thirds grain 1921, part "a and 80
in 1916, $685..
Bills of Sale
w. p. Brehm to First State bank,
Lacrosse, live stock, implements, 81
Conditional Bills of Sale
Inland Garage to Dee Sweet, auto,
$225
Helmer Hdw. Co to G. A. CLANCY,
grafonola 800.
To Chas. A. Scheusner, supplies,
etc, 1892.
To Claude e. Spores, household
supplies, 1886
Baker Motor Co. to B. R. Barton,
auto, $3.50.
w. w. P. Co. to E. C. Lincoln,
washer, $3.50.
Van Ausdle-H Hoffman Piano Co. to
Delta Zeta. piano, s425.
Van Ausdle-H Hoffman Piano Co. to
r. f. Hawk, piano, $3.50.
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SEPTEMBER %, 1921
Deeds


John V. Mayors to Jos. n. Witt
man, part 90 20, 80 in 1916 (ex) ;,
$4,000.
Arthur B. Clear to Andrew W.
Tidwell, lots 3, 4, 5, blk D, Sunny
side add, Palouse (ex), and tract in
Palouse, $1,000.
j. L. Wilson to NJ. ]. Wilson, lot
4. blk -, Garfield, 81.
William N. Naffziger and Willard
A. Naffziger to Jos. F. Naffziger,
two-fifths eh 32-15-44, 81.
Affidavits
John Squires to The Public. well
acquainted with Samuel Rossiter.
Ed Caltaux to The Public, wei
acquainted with James and M1ry
Hall.
Geo. Hand to The Public, well ac-
qrG .nted with Martha Davis.
Agreement
Between Newton II. Weitman and
Hare Id ID. WeI+man, trust aes, and
NJ. F.. Henry, nwq and VIII neg 12-
1T-45 and swq seq 1-17.45. tive
thirds crop.
Assignments
Frre slime E. Waldrp to Farmers
National bank, Colfax. chattel. one
fourth interest in swG k2-16-44, SO,
Ora Jennings.
Mortgages
J. G.. Mcclure to Bank of Enid
colt, live stock. implements. sum-
mer fallow 1922, part 32-18-44,
$4,000.
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Assignments

J. G. Clark to Edw d. Reinhardt,
real mtge of Adam Gerlitz, nh nh
and sh nwq, VIII swq 25-17-44, $52,-
600.
Adam Gerlitz to j. c. Clark, as
signment of agreement.
Patent
United States of America to Ira
Curtiss, neg S-15-41.
Bills of Sale
Charles e. Attebery to VIM. Weld
rich, auto truck, 81.
Gilbert DeYoung to w. NJ Yer
vieren, live stock, implements, hay,
grain, granary, $500.
Mortgages
VIM. j. Morrow to Colfax National
bank, swq and VIII nwq "a. VIII 25 in
16-41, part &c in 16-41, part Ills
A, $4,000.
Ida M. Dix to Geo. A. Downey,
tract 4-17-45, $500.
]. A. Poffenroth to Bank of Wi
mona, part 22-17-40, $500
Peter Plufgrad to Farmers State
bank, st. John, lot 6, Second add,
st. John, $500.
Henry Oberson to Federal Land
bank, Spokane, part 16-16-43 (ex) j.,
$4,000.
Amanda C. shugart to Murphey
Favre Co., nwq 21-19-43 (ex) =,
$4,000.
Danl. I. Hopkins to Farmers State
bank, st. John, live stock, imple-
ments, two-thirds crop 1922, part %
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John Stoke to First State bank.
Lacrosse, live stock. implements,
hay, grain, $1,000
w. f Melton to Jas. A. Davis.
live stock, implements, two-thirds
winter wheat sh 34-1S-43, 1880.
arthur Manau to ColfaX National
bank, live stock, hay, grain, $1,000.
Christ Dochios and Louis A. Deli
ganess to ColfaX National bank. live
stock, implements all summer fall
low, two-thirds crop 1921-22 in II,
IL, 20 in 1912, hay, seed wheat,
$500.
Thos Cole to Citizens State bank.
Tekoa, live stock, farm implements.
part crop, $1,000.
Releases
Ruben Born to Geo. Bafus and
Henry Fisher, chattel, $3.50.
First State bank, Lacrosse, to Geo.
Hansen, chattel. $3516.
Joseph f. and Chas. E. Naffziger
to Lawrence r. Naff2iger, eh 81
15-44.
Garfield Hdw. e Mere. Co. to
Percy T. Weitman, chattel 1927.
5. T. McNabb to w F. Melton,
chattel. $500.
Bills of Sale
p. T. Weitman to NJ. r. Henry.
live stock, implements, SO acres of
summer fallOw, straw, hay, $3156.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Students Book Co. to Robt. S.
Douglas, typewriter, $50.
Liens
Roy Carroll VS.. Percy and Stew
ard, 1876 acres wheat, $1295, labor
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SEPTEMBER 10, 1921

Deeds
John Peterson to Conrad Daubert.
W z, blk IA, Prescott & Perkins add,
70 Colfax $4,000.
40 John P. McGinnis to Georgia Nc
O'aals, lot 2, blk So, Oakesdale, 81 .
;, gus Plnkley and Roy A. Pinkley
w ~ Laura B. Pinkley, lots and 2,
q, "a = OIL Rossister's add, Pullman,
Assignment
Union Trust Co. to New York Life
~ Co. real mtge, ]. C. Heron,
rDa union IL Trust Co. to New York Life
N4OOO. muse e'er iiusrau'
Mortgages
p. lanes H. Squires to Federal Land
Nm spokane, neg 32-20-43.
live IN. n Dotsan to Bank of Sprague,
D,.,I stock, farm implements. hay and
''S u auto, $4,000.
sool y, Doan to L. D. Hoover, live
crona lar, aarm implements, two-thirds
NVps 1921, 1892.
BanL Garland to Colfax Natl
lSSi H' ~ i've stock, two-thirds crop
Il sooo on pit Secs. and 7 in IA
live sas g Getz to Bank of Endicott,
cron SUCK suck farm implements and pt
ad nay and grain, $4,000.
live a.. + Lust to Bank of Endicott,
slsOn ooh' farm implements, crop,
dale H. Myres to Natl Bank. Cakes
tiftbs " n for seeding and three
thirds olop pit 1854 and two
4 crop NEG 14-1S-44, $4,000.
. Bant II n Poage to Farmers NATL
Palonsar anlouse, personal property in
TO, s2sooG arage, machinery, etc, au-
Lon ! :: Fox and Howard Rambo to
nents Ellis live stock, farm imple-
II 2e.4S 'op on pit swq % and seq 26
live stoo,. ELS to Colfax State Bank,
Geo O'S' farm implements. $3.50.
'Rank schneider to Colfax State
Ills. lt|o,thirds int. crop 1922 Ell
n Affidavits
assi,.ea., Dow to The Public. well ac-
Will with Ira d. Crandal.
man D. Irwin to The Public.
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COUNTY RECORDS
Instruments Filed with the
County Auditor
Deeds
SEPTEMBER II, 1921

waller A. Hately to Leslie e.
o..a,ton VIII 4-14-45, except, $12,-
iVT Hazard to James Gordon,
lots and 4, blk g. Smith $ add Pine
0'T Esrl Mack to Frank Slater, sh swq
IA nwo swa 12-15-45, 81.
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SEPTEMBER 90, 1921

Chas E. Attebery to VIM. WED
rich, tract, Winona, 81.
Emma S. Wicker Abbott to Ernest
Minor, lot 10, blk s, Huffmans Sec
ond add, Tekoa, $3.50.
Ernest Minor to H. Sabbo, lot 10,
blk 8, Huffman's Second add, Tekoa,
$3.50.
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Assignment

" union Trust Co. to New York Life
~ ~ 40 Co. real mtge, ]. c. Heron,
n. union Trust Co to New York Life
RI IA 40 no. real mtge, Peter Pflugrad,
Evening star., 1921-10-21
CORNE[L|NSTALLS
new PRESIDENT
Dr.. Livingston Farrand, Red
Cross Official, lnaugurated
Ceremonies.
By tile Associated Press.

ITHACA, N. Y, October 20.--Cor-
nell University turned from its books.
laboratories and workshops today to
inaugurate a new president. DR.. Liv-
ingston Farrand. In addition to In
stalling a new chief executive in the
post made vacant last year by the
resignation of DR.. Jacob Gould Schur-
man. present United States minister
to China, the university had prepared
to lay the corner stone OF new
chemical laboratory. for which
Charles. NJ. Schwab, the steelmaster.
gave $1.500,000.
Upward of 125 universities and col
leges sent representatives to Ithaca for
! today's ceremonies. Greetings from sis
ter institutions OF learning We're con-
| fined to President A. Lawrence Lowell
| Of Harvard. for the COLLEGES Of the
| University Of Michigan, for those OF
| the middle west. and by President II.
L, Wilbur. spokesman for colleges OF
the Pacific coast. Albert w. Smith. for
many years dean Of Sibley College OF
Mechanical Engineering. who, has oeen
acting president since the resignation OF
President Schurman. was to deliver to
Dr. F,arrand the charter Of the uni
| versity. Mr.. Smith. who, in his under
graduate days, was one Of the greatest
Of Cornell oarsmen, retires from active
service in the university.
The faculty chose Dean W. A. Ham,
mond as its spokesman, while the Cor
rell alumni named Foster NJ. Coffin.
1919. as their representative on the
speakers platform.
DR.. Farrand is the fourth man to
sit in the presidents office in Morrell
Hall. Tho first was the late Andrew
D. White, co-worker with Ezra Cor
nell in the founding Of the "institu-
ton where any man can secure an
education in any science or art. The
next was Charles Kendall Adams. who
Of the University Of Wisconsin. The
third was DIR. Jacob Gould schurman.
DR.. Farrand was, president OF the
University of Colorado from 1914 to
1918, when he resigned to enter the
service of the international health
board. which waged grim battle
against tuberculosis in France dur
ing the. world war. At the conclu-
sion Of that struggle DR.. Farrand be-
came chairman of the central COM
mittee Of the American Red Cross.
Evening star., 1921-10-21
LAKE STEAMER BURNS.
Two Members of Crew of William
H. Wolf Lose Lives.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
MARINE CITY. Mich, October 2I.-
Two members Of the crew of the
steamer William H. Wolf lost their
lives when the vessel burned opposite
here yesterday. and Capt. J. P. Hanson
Of Detroit, who escaped by Jumping
from the deck Of his ship into n small
boat, suffered fractures to both legs.
The victims were Edward Henery
of Detroit. first mate, and Tony
Smith. Ashland. Wis. wheelsman
Henery was trapped in the hold when
he endeavored to extinguish the
flames and Smith lost his life when
he became excited and jumped over
board.
The Wolf. carrying crew of
twenty-five. was in flames when she
passed here this morning A mile be-
low here the crew. excepting Henery
and Smith. went over the side in
small boats and reached the Cana
dian shore safely. The origin of the
fire has not been determined.
Evening star., 1921-10-21
10000 Left for Cats.
Sisters Cut of in Viii
For Lack of Interest

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 21.-Cats
all over the world will benefit
from the 10000 obtained by
the sale Of the Even homestead
here.
Miss Caroline EVEN, who oc-
cupied the property for years
with her two sisters, had a pas-
sion for caring for cats. 1t
was her dream that every cat
should have plenty OF cntnip,
milk. and q comfortable back
yard fence to play ON during
every one Of it's nine lives. She
devoted her life to ESTABLISHING
aanitariums and relief organic
EatiOns for stray cats, and when
she died left all her estate,
save $500, for carrying ON the
work. She cut on her two sis.
ters In her will because they
were not sufnciently enthusiast
tic about cats.
The money for rescuing the
cat population of the world
became available when her
nephew recently settled his
contest Of her will out OF court.
Evening star., 1921-10-21
KING PRACTICES ECONOMY
British Ruler Cannot Afford to Fit
Out Royal Yacht.

LONDON, October 2o.-King George
has announced that owing to the great
need Of economy his majesty cannot af-
ford to fit out the royal yacht Britannia
for the yacht race next year.
"This Is great disappointment" says
the announcement, "as there is no sport
he enjoys more"
Evening star., 1921-10-21
RUM RUNNING REDUCED.

Rum running on the Canadian bor-
der has been reduced almost SO per
can't. It was announced here yester-
day oy prohibition headquarters art
er a conference Of Collins NJ. Gratss,
sadareI nrohibition director Of the
s.ste Of Vermont, with Commissioner
Havnes. The Improved situation vas
said to have been attributed by Mr:
caves to corporation on the part
of Canadian off1ciale.
Evening star., 1921-10-21
REST FOR BRAIN WORKERS
Manhattan Engineer Advocates
Use of Material for Quiet Streets.

PHILADELPHIA, October 21.-Quiet
streets. so constructed that they will
assure maximum comfort to brain toll
ers, were advocated today by c. NJ.
Pickney, chief engineer Of the depart
ment o. public works for the borough Of
Manhattan, New York, in an address
before a conference on city paving.
Nearly 100 prominent engineers from
many parts Of the country were pres
ent.
Noise interferes with the health OF
persons who must work with their
brains, the speaker declared. Not only
will it be necessary to provide them
with streets where rest will be uninter-
rupted while they sleep. Mr.. Pickney
Evening star., 1921-10-21
FORMER WRANGEL MEN
ENTER JUGOSLAv ARMY

Some, It Is Believed, Will Be
Rushed to italian Frontier, One
of Three Which Must Be Guarded.
BY CONSTANTINE STEPHANOVE.
BIZ Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
Copyright, 1921.
SOFIA, Bulgaria, October 21.-Ac-
cording to information received here,
several thousand soldiers and officers
from the old Wrangel army have ar
rived at Zagreb, where they will be
added to the Jugoslav army soon, to
be sent to the Albanian and Hun
garian frontiers. Some believe. how
ever, that most Of them will be
rushed to the Italian frontier. The
Russians will be commanded by high
Serbian officers and non n-commissionetl
Russian officers.
The Russians will be paid and will
swell the Jugoslav army, the expense
of which this year will amount to
nearly 1000. 100000 dinars (normally
about $400,OO0,O00).
Thus far Jugoslavia has been run
Evening star., 1921-10-21
$4,000 WHISKY ROBBERY.
Pittsburgh Bandits Bind Watch
man and Put Him in Vault.

man and Put Him in Vault.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. October 21.-
Whisky valued at $4,000 was stolen
from a warehouse here early today
after the robbers had bound the
night watchman and placed him in a
vault, from which they were remov-
ing the liquor 70 truck.
The theta was discovered by po-
lice when a search was made for the
missing watchman after he had failed
to make his hourly report.