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10 GRASS HATIVE STEERS ABE DUE AT MARKET Trad Already Discounting als of Bullocks Off Pasture These to Meet Sharp Competition From Texans. MEDIUM AND PLAIN LOTS ARE LOWER THIS WEEK Friday Hog Values Hold Largely at Thursday Basis Lights Top at $6.1214 Sheep and Lambs Firm to 10c Higher Top Lambs $7.20. Vanguard or the summer crop of grass fed rativc Met rs is due at market within.the next week, anil already a considerable supply of that class fed in Texas is arriving st Western markets. The trade is, feeling effects of the influx of grassers and prospects favor a wider spread of values as a result of discrimination against 'green' killers. This week the Texas stuff came in competition with medium and plain 1.10061.300 lb -corn led steers, and latter, together with year-ltrgs, had mean demand of late at prices 10 20c Sower than a week ago.

Friday market was dull at Thursday's decline. Hogs sold largely on an unchanged basis compared with previous session, but values were on a weak basis at the flrish. Lights topped st $t5 12S. Firm demand still prevailed for sheep and lambs, these selling strong to 10c higher than Tburs'da and fat shorn lambs were 10ig'20c hifrher lhan a week ago. Five days' receipts this week, compared with a week ago, decreased 4.

SCO cattle. 14. MSI hogs a.nd increased 300 sheep. Compared with the corresponding period a week ago cattle increased 11.S00, hogs 26.400 and sheep 19.600. hicaito l.lvr- "tork Moltnifut.

The movement-' of live stock at Chicago stock yards compares as follows: Receipt attic H. thecp.H'ts. Mav 29 .21.7.11 1.K7 KX.2:U 1. 111 T.lca Mat 1 1." 223 U.isio 'mv lM.ti-i 2.713 22. Than Juw 1 M.iHT 1 IH XMi n.Mi 3.1 June'-'.

lil'iiO imh 2 4.Kt4 12.97C 121 2Ilo WO'lti Week aai. .33.225 14. 1 I32.V13 2 110 Co- time Mini 1.1.277 IOI 4:12 U1.W2 Sruoments M.n Mar2l ft S01 21 7. 2, INS iS Tiw Mav .10 1 lvl2 1 1 tw StlMI 50 2.il 4K Thiirs Juji 1 2.7111 4.7b7 2.251 rkiO PY1 June 2 1 ltn l.OUO 21(1 22.070 t.0 2,142 W. rh ap.

22 MM ITS 23. 7V3 11.13.M Cur. tune lo.fHk. 13.123 Refelpta at flx MurWeta. Friday's receiptb in round numbers: Caf.le H.if.

l.vio X.ii"" Kanwi 'it 1 4.Hi Om.tlia KKKw 1.4HO ft Ihiif mio 1.1. fi. Joseph 5) Si.tux 'itj 1.8 tlHU IB.siio i- atji. 4,. a7.

23.5"0 vr Ja mio b.s"li 4N.IKIO Vr. daj 5 l0 Thtw far this we-t. :y.V" 172.ti Kiii lime last t'k. ITTt.ooo Sinr iimll'in nil 27S.imo tix.tnio l( 12H.i 127 (Km 11U 2.K7T. 4.MJ.tr llllti 2.u:M.OfM S.2i7,iOl t-V Turd otea.

tt'-ieipts for June 3 are estimated at 300 rattle 10. Urn hogs and 2.500 sheep, against rattle, hogs and 4.8!3 sheep the pre- 'ous Sa-urday nad 120 caitle, 7.417 hogs and 1 shetp tor Saturdnj, June 4. 1510. Actual receipts of botes at Chicago Thursday including 1.470 direct to dow town lackers. Average pike of hogs at Chicago $5.96.

Fuinst Thursday. $6 a eek ago. 31 a yeai ago $7 57 ars ago and $5.47 three 3 ars ago. Kieveu received hogs, 6: 700 a week ago and 72.000 a year aio. Total thus far this week 514.000, 481.000 the previous week aad 375 0O0 year ago.

Total for 1S11 to date 10,506.000. aac.st K.O:'6,000 same period 1910. Hog Pnrrhar Krldi). Arii'ur I.fitm Miller Hart 0i Sw ft i i "lie ln vn irnt p. e'o.

Nv I r. I'o Aim A Co 1 IKM) inn, h.n I II vMfShl.tHri- 2.000 I Ai s. I I i'o Total 17.200 H'iIm i ts 4 II iViMi I.ft -r inui ii i'o i rtno: Steer Price Idrnlaa. A ager steer crop arrived for Friday tt jtlt-. but there was mean general demand, shipptrs and exporters beini! out of the (leal, f'rii is held Thursday's basis, however, and barring good to choice grades, which acre i.ominally steady, the list showed 10.Rc di- line from early Wednesday.

This basis r. also In force for common, plain and medium l.fVO to 1.300-lb steers and also plain and medium yearlings, as compared with a week agr. Good to choice beeves of value at and higher, on the other hand, held steady with last week. Big runs of Texas cattle at Missouri river markets this week bate been chief bearish Influence In local trade, causing a widening of the price spread and sellers anticipate still lower values for medium warmed up steers in the next two weeks, although prospect favors a steady-to firm market fo'r choice beeves. Best steers in the Friday market went at and it was largely a Jo.

4.01 5.75 deal for plain and medium classes. Top for the week was C.o0, against $6.40 last eek and 55 a year ago, Eulcher stock values ere again weak, and general declines of 1535c were shown for cows and heifers compared with a week ugo, grass fed stuff having bad hardest breaks. This stuff sold of late at $.1 507 4.40. hile fat corn fed cows and heifers went at 5.50. Bull prices showed a basis 25c lower than a week ago.

while calves, selling largely at 17.25 7.60 were 50c lower than last week. Stocker and feeder offerings had poor call at 1513 35e decline from a week ago. light plain quality grades having bad most severe breaks of late. Prices bad the following range: to fancy steers M.loe 6.40 Medium to good atners 4 609 00 Inferior to fair trr. 6oa V.r0 Fat cow and btfera 3.7T4 6 HO Cunnlnc cow, and heifer 2 1MI 3.

.15 Native bulls and ataga r. 10 KeeJIna cattle. Ww I.Ofio Iba 3.754 3..1 Kalr to fancy veal calvea n. 75i 7 Heavy calves i. J'lilflery Meera 0.

Knport steers Oil aji.l aprlnaer loar heal) HaT Sbow Sanaill haage. Although unevenness featured the hog market as It has the previous days thib eek bulk of offerings went about steady with Thursday's general range. Opening strong on speculative account, the market weakened off. but only about 3,000 remained unsold. Packers were bearish and fought hard to get droves at steady prices, but oc-cistonaliy they cost a little more and average cost at $5.95 waslc higher than Thursday, but was 5c lower than a week ago.

Top 187 lb hogs reached and some light butchers made 6.10. but $6 stoppedl fancy heavy. Good mixed went at while $5.95 bought a good clas of 2aojr240 lb butchers. Heavy packers at $5.85 were extra good and plain ones' sold below $5.80. Light sold larglely around $6 on local account.

Pigs made $5. 456.00. Quotations follow: Ijuik saJea nnr nn btitrhera. f.fH6t.O Ugh' fcuier. lb ft tMirtt 12', i.iai-.i Uoni, ibs e.Mtfee.ie's I-IgM iight.

Ib tVKT.fi&IO Hcaiy aliippln. "AVHtS'S" 'hr. 6j IU Hvy be Mhtf.l iakll. 2t)e250 iba 5 0. p.o'urh.

heavy tacking ft.wvas.70 I lir'ti 2uo It i.snn.f to bat piga. OOeiUO Iba 8 50aJ irt 0 and Ixmuw 22fifi4.To B-nga. Urn dockage per bead a. 866 IB Cat rather acUra in ti Trade bouse and prices were itronr to 10c higher than previous day. Compared with low time this week, sheep are largely 25c higher and lambs' are1 up 25fM0e.

Compared with close of last week, sheep still show lOglSo decline, while best lambs are lOff 20o Mgber, but other grades of Iambi ire "mostly tSc lower, with In-between Hinds off about 50c. Cfuallty waa fair, but prime lota vera smallest propor- lon -of was reatarkably good. Shorn lambs told at $4. -those at latter price being wlthlc 5c of bisUtline this season. Spring lambs went at while lomt wooled) Colorado lambs mad $7.

Odd ahoro wethers landed at I4.29xT4.50 and wee made 2.75j 4.18. with moat lot at 13.7594. TaarllDga topped at $6.35. with other down to tt.75. Bucka made $2,759 3.60.

No wooled sheep and yearlings arrived- Quotations follow: fihorn wet bens plain to fancy $4 MM54.no fchurn yearlings, pour to choice Shorn ewes, oomnwn to bast 4ti4.H Rucks and cl! ihn-p 2 9W3.W Wool sheep N'C5lpO Wool lamb, rommnn to beat 7.2ft Khorn limhK, poor to prime' o.7 fliorn lambs, cul's 4iiV.25 Sprins; Iambi. mferior to beet ft.UOv7 25 Little DrMas for Horses. There was no horse auction and as weather a disagreeable the few fresh lots offered were not offered for sale, but held out next week. Some horses that were rejected early in the week were peddled around and cleared at steady prices compared with low spot this week and 125 lower than high time two weeks ago. Best classes were quoted $15 off.

Receipts the Bret Ave days this week totaled 2.500" azainst 2.416 the same Deriod last week and 1.620 corresponding time last 'year. Many lots went at and occasionally gome changed hands at $2002o0, while there were some offered that bad to go at $125 downward. IMtlt'KS KOH UHKSSKU HKEK. Prices fur beef cuts on the South Water street mm ket No t. No 2.

3. 11 11 1-ilns un.ls Chucks 1 Plate 15 13'4 1 (I 41k 4V. OTHER LIVK STOCK MAHKKT. NHVV YORK, June 2. Bwvm-Market aieady to higher.

Stcera. 4 5oU.4;. bulla. j.5l, cows. Dre.afd b-f at li)c.

Kxior'a toiiMirrow. tl-M) cattle and qdir-ters of hf. 'alvr Mark-t active and utronir. Veals. s.7'; rullit, H.

Putt.rn.l!k nominal. Ireaed calvea. HultWc. eountry dreMed oalvea. "iillSc.

Sheep and J.ariib rkrt lower, good lamba firm to a shade higher; meoiuni and common lower; vearllnpia dull Mild w-ik. Sht-ep, 3 cuils. S2.2o4i.2.r: Sliw on -car rulK enrltnK' fliVisi. -Market ateady at for good heavv to ftaht. ANSAS CITY.

June 2. Cut! I Mai ke: uttilv. Ire-ed beef and export wteers. S.y.l.'.'Sr fair to go.nl Wraiem ateei-a. S4.7A1in.tO: took-r and fJera.

4 So; Southern nteia. 4. 1 tll HO; Sootherr. eow-. 4.

native cows. :tr6.20: native helfera. 4.R tutl IUI 4 calvea. Hons- Market lower; bulk of mles. I.1.S047 heavy.

Slx packers and butchers. llghta. Slllj j. M. shf-p Market strong.

iimbi. Z.Z"a7; year-Itnifn. w-etheia. f.7.".f(4.2.1; ew-ea. S3 4tl at(K-ker and feeder.

ST. IH'IS. June 2. "altle Market Meady to atrona; Native shipping and exjiort 2.: oresel beef and lutchra' steer. stei under l.irOU 1Kb 2.: stickeiji end S.1iC..2-"; coa an.

helft-rs. il runners. hulU. calv and litfiutn steers. cows and l-eifem.

SI. -r Market liiuner. PIr- and Uslit, iiO; packers, butchers' anil best heavy. WHjltl. She-u- Market atrong.

Native muttons. :i.7. 4 2.1 lamb. Mi7 7 ulla and bu. k.

S2i.l.: at S21jt. OMAHA June 2 it1le -Market teadv; native -ie-rs. lr.tif lA; i-owa and heifers Vetern iflw t.t.rfi5.Mi; Tu steers. 75; i-3tge cows and v3: cannenf t'Wu4: blockers and fetjer. calves.

4.7."i bull? staits. 5 2.1 H.iir Marke, steady heavy. SS iOftfl Sit; nilxe-1. 7 5 Mi; lignt. i po; p1g.

Kitfi bulk or nales 7fi(Vii ShJ-i. Market atoaiVv: vr.rllng. wether. 4 ewa. f.i.

7.Sr4 So. iambs 7 ClXi lXXATI. June a Oattle- Market nulet: fair fo gorKl hipers. X.VJli. V.

eomnion. 225U4. Hogs-Market Mtdr: 5e Mrhr: butchers an i flippers Hi HI; common. $4 MiW.Vtaj eet Market steady F2 75. 1-amV- -Steady $4 231I.Y20 INtI Ind.

June 2. Cwttle Receipts. l.tiXl head; market ateadv to lower. Hog Recelpta. 10 Ot head: market fully- lOc higher: bulk.

13. SOITH ST. JOSEPH. June He-celpts. 2O0 head; market steady.

Hi as Receipts. 3 head: market steady to ahade lower: top. S.Y02H: bulk. Sheep Receipts. 1SJ head: market nominal.

CI.KVKLAXD. Ohio. June 2. 3 cart: market firm. Hoga--Receipts 3.000 head: fir lower, heavies r.f., mixed.

Yorkera and plga. tf ao i I Jirala-Receipts. cars; toD. 25. halves- Receipts.

head. top. EAST FlTrAUi. N. June 2.

battle Recelpta. 7 cars: marker slow. H- k- Recelpta 40 cars: market lower: heavy. $1.30. Torkera.

plga. Sheep-Receipts. IS t-ara; market steady clipped lambs. 17 Calvea Ton. i SloCX CITY, low-a.

June Cattle-Recelp s. 1.3UO head: inarkat eaay. Ho- Rei-elpM o.Mrte bad: market strong, range. bulk. WIFE ESCAPES BEING POISONED.

Hnabaaa! A rreated CttavrKeal With Try-lag to Kill Her. LOS ANGELES, June 2 The bitter taste of sixty grains of strychnine In less than a pint of milk saved Mrs. Ralph Rafel. the young mother of a 8 month -old baby, from death by poison yesterday. Her husband.

Ralph Rafel. aged 27. manager of the Elec trical Maintenance-company has been arrested. a statement by bis wife that her husband about a month ago urged her to get a divorce, saying she had tuberculosis. Two weeks later, she said, hermother In Milwaukee received a letter from her husband telling her not to be surprised If she should hear o( her daughter's death On Wednesday, she says, she bought some strychnine at his request, "to kill bugg." Rafel told the police where the bottle containing a remnant of the strychnine was to be found.

MARRIAGE LICENSES. Th follow sr niHriiaa; Meewp were eeiiM yea-leiduy Age Frank Hernei e. Hortha iwtphat 2:124 Michael McNeff. Mary A. McKirroln 3N Tnt.Atore llnttentK-rger.

Franc's M. hurx-27 21 Wla lyslaw Ktnor.kl. Stmnir.awa 21 Andrxg Snlalkr.nkl. Kalarxyna W'rona itl 21 Harry K-mar. Mary Elet Ill IP Harry K.

porter, tiayxweville. KSsie K. ttuesner 25 Jacob Makrt. Kllxabelh Ulaw 21 tt Milton 1.. Krtod.

can aba. Iri-ne T. 11 21- Is .41 i 2fl 2S 2S 1 .2422 .24 1 12320 21-21 .22 lt 211- 21 Clio Rixxo. t'encelta Mar.Tjo Harxey H. Ia la.

Suzanne Haak 11. Mamue; Mose. Ira Iashlnsky John Kurbt.a. Yaidliko Morris Trotsky. IHra Rich Jumwa Ylltta, Josvphlne Hiazejovsky.

Thonia Wozniak. Stella Miller Andrew- Kkoeunik. KrU-tina Kris Paul Svec. Zona Wodzlak Kmll Teener. Ihirothy Pucks Slmi'ti Heatrice vodkln LivM (1 smith.

IQsie K. Alfred Tharnrttx-m. Anna Johnson .12 2j 1'ercv J. Pavs. Milwaukee.

Heatrice t'orkrlli. same 37 25 Michael J. Iilneen. Katnerlivt Kennedy 27 2M Jorvtih Sta.nek. Rose Maek 2524 Wl'lwm A.

Hnuer. Mary- A. Mullaney 24-Jo Ttiomai M. Mary I Delvirne 27 -21 Jw.hln Llrftrvtan, Ada J. RIvarM, Detroit, Mich 4428 Thomas McKrma.

Sarah Hand 32-25 Henry M. Hilla. Denmark, Iowa; KatherJne M. Ruinton 3824 T.udwlg Jawarek. Helen Muckowlca 28 27 Thomas H.

Oootlafee-d. Florence Reman. 24 27 Samuel We. Eva Andro Karan, MaryaTa Key a a Jowph J. OrlmiHI.

SaxJle M. Hafer Rom C. Wheat. Eatx-abeth P. Walsh Harry Jane Yonker Joxef Cirewxik.

Kfemr. Blzenska Ttvotna O'Malle-y. Nellie Mctirath Frank I -area. Mary Kul PatTlck RrKt. Mary CaJylW John A.

Marry. Katherixa? Clark Kdward J. Flvntn. Mary E. Byrne John A.

Burna, Mary Uaceo 'har'e H. HIHman. Minneapolis. Minn I. Bmma Ppafard 2U 19 .2321 .2421 Strt 28 .2421 21 IS .1 16 2621 2625 Arthur Johnaon.

Commoowealth. Wis; HiWa Kt-rgqulst. HofmMad, Wis William R. Cook. Kvan.stoit, 1IL; Bertha Jones Mtcha4 Karrer.

Milwaukee. Minnie Hlebert .61 SO Oscar T. Whit lack. LiK-He M. Hoffman.

Robert B. Ctai ke. Magd4ene SoheU Adam Dyer, lleswde Jackson Alfred 1-akey. Emma Istartr: Doiila MlckeJeen. A ran a Krsstemwn Thor.n Anderson.

'tJertrude Emanick. Rc-uben Anderson. LJUhan Morton Henrv- U. Snuer. TfavbellA ..2723 .2324 2 .2521 ..222 .43 tO R.

MacMurray. Urant Paaa. BMa Rioblln, irrtarlo. Canada Bl 19 Frederick A. McMillan, Majr A.

Bowed 2026 Abraham Berkiervics. Sarah Goltste1n 24 20 Richard J. Hewly. Ksnlierlnc M. 18 MakHmll4an Ituxryanx.

Cicero. HvHena PI Nadolna 2421 Rupert Whitwunib. Ha rah M. The.aJd. .27 23 Ci.rl Johnson.

Signe Ltinleen 24 21 Joh H. PirhSer. Agtiea Glllespll 2823 A DahMn. Ke-ftsrr A. lovegren -iv i ill am Cannon.

MJnnle M. Brown i ,2 21 XI ...2119 ...2384 27 21 ...2424 ...27 If .2 22 ma Cor.lad Hoffmann, tjoutf-e A. Blachoff OiarH-a Bvihle, LilHan EUrgai-di Frank Btejskstl. Bevoie Ohulapa Jan Swla-teat, Anna Rzepka Jan Malniycsuk. Bna Nalnneczna WaiboT rtelbert.

Hosie Gajdusek Jakub Mledxlak. Anna Burnae Aiun Samueloan, Amelia Bertel X. Clausen, Sioux, City. Iowa; (Slerbeck Rdward B. Walsh.

Mary Brady 33 noiWi aiHuuimiv i.iwms .1 WIlMam A. Bwanso-n. Delia M. 21 1 warwwii laatwlM a. B-rrne so 22 "TrAir- fTTAr-Tir lfoZ A UielnV 5 Edward.

IWtSta. 5ora Btswart 19 Tbo-maa H- ElaeiKtasch, Hatt4 26 WTtllazn L. fclgxea-t. Johanna Boddleke a josspli Ftnkel 20 Stantslav Annaieas Awtonrna WiumoUlf 26 25 Jo-hn DaJiay. Katharine ..4 42 LouTa BocaTwr, Provlao, $11; KeTHa Tfceila same .86 25 Joseph X.

Kocbowlak. LiTaan Joaeph Alttnan, Anna Kopaoek 24 Jamea W. ShotwlaL IwaJsJl Befl .33 28 Harry Lieberman. Ciara, 2 21 Jan Noovthy Crystal Lakav 111. i Rarotta viMmi as oo Wraith WUlis.

Bfclle Irving cTlUabetJj Bupka. 2218 THE. IXTEJl OCEAX, BATU11PAY MOnNINQ, JUNE 3, REALTY DEALS AIID HEWS OF THE DAY Edward B. Butler Buys From Shep-y ard Brooks of West Medford, Property at 500 to 510 South State Street for $360,000. MICHIGAN AVENUE LAND IS LEASED FOR 99 YEARS Holding at South Park Avenue and Twenty-Third Street Is Sold by Mary P.

Thompson to Harold Howard for $54,000. Edward B. Butler has purchased from Shepard Brooks of West Medford. the property at 500 to 510 South State, new numbers, for $360,000 cash. The property Is located opposite CongrYss street, with an east frontage of 75 feet and a depth of 101 feet.

It is Improved with a four story brick building under lease to Rudolph Wosallck for a term expiring July SI. 1923, on a net basis at a graded rental. The building was not considered in this transaction, so that the purchase price representw a front foot valuation of The sale was negotiated by Mr. Arnold of Frauk S. Pagin the Brooks estate being represented by Aldis at Co.

Francis E. Mamerre of Dibblee A Manierre acted in au advisory capacity for Mr. Butler and w-ill have charge of the property. This sale is of more than ordinary Interest because of I he principals engaged. The Brooks estate and Edward B.

Butler are both large owners of valuable Chicago business property and the latter has been constantly adding to his holdings. Previous to this deal Mr. Butler's last purchase was of the property on the east side of State street, lOu feet north of Harrison. meant Uroiad Leaaeat. The vacant ground at the northeast corner of Michigan boulevard and Thirty-Fifth street has been leased for a term of ninety-nine years by Simon W.

and S. T. Rtraus from Edward B. Butler. The rental is on an ascending scale, beginning with $3,500 a year for the first lea years and ending with $5,500 a year for the last sixty-nine years, with an annual average of $5,020 for the term.

The lot has a frontage of 152 feet on Michigan boulevard and 145 feet on Thirty-Fifth street and Is to be improved with an attractive two story mercantile building, containing fourteen stores and a number of offices, which will cover the entire frontage on both streets. Fsrnbam. Wllloughby at Co. represented all the parties to tbe transaction. Capitalised on a 5 per cent basis, the average rental would fix a value of $100,400 for the property, or $t54 a foot for the boulevard frontage, which is a new figure for property so far south of the central business district.

It Is understood, however, that the lessees have an option of purchase on the property at a more attractive price, which may be exercised at any time during the first thirty years of the rental period. Another South Side transaction reported yesterday was tbe sale of the property at the southwest corner of South Park avenue and Twenty-Third street, having a ground area of 200x180 feet, by Mary P. Thompson to Harold Howard for a consideration understood to have been around $54,000. Carrick O. Cleveland negotiated tbe deal.

It is said that the purchaser will improve rbe property with a high grade mercantile building. Ljake Korea Property Baaarlat. Greenberg, president of the Lake Iron and Supply company, has bought from Charles A. Winston the Stager tract of forty acres in the south end of Lake Forest, west of the Cyrus McCormick country estate. The consideration was SO.

000. The purchaser will subdivide tbe tract and establish a country club, operations on the plans and construction of the buildings to commence at once. The Stewart Realty company, represented by E. Beveridge Dill, acted as agent In the sale. Rounds Wetten report having closed a lease for Luclan M.

Williams to Sargent manufacturers of builders' hardware, of the four story and basement building at 218 to 222 North Michigan avenue for a term of ten years at an aggregate rental of The same agents recently rented to the Yale II Towne company a building in this district, which is rapidly becoming a hardware center. A number of transfers have been Bled for record In connection wltb the suit of Daniel Duffy against P. F. McCarthy Co. 'a bank.

The conveyances are from various grantors to tbe Chicago Title ajid Trust company, as receiver, conveying twenty-three parcels of business and residence property, vacant and Improved, located In different sections of the South Side. RE AL RW ATE TH A XSKKRS Tr.e followlna: real estate transfers ware filed for record yeterday: Rogers Park. Consideration. Columbl.t at. li ft of Pherldan road, 1-3x139; May 31 A rr.es Marnell to Kllzwlieth Ryan reen I ea av.

eor st. f. 74x 119: Oct. 21. ltoR J.

Clark and husband. Seth C. of Melrose. Man quitclaims to (Iforze Johntm. Artlnirton.

Maas. 'Iivuirbranr 1 Lake View. Ashland av. 242 ft of Cullom av. e.

f. 33 1-3x105: May 111 Robert A leilx to Henry P. Krar.sx (subject to existing incumbrance) 1 Beacon at. 232 ft of Iceland av. 10O; May 3 John W.

Nell to A. Ixiulae Huettner 1 irxumbra rue, S3.O0OI Carmen av. 191 ft of Clark M. f. SOX12H: I.VOOO May 31 Alfred Anderson to I.UHan A.

Kruerer av. 317 ft of Clark st. f. 144x125; May 12 Rllzabeth A. Pol gi are to George H.

Poterson F.vanaton av. 49 ft a of Herwyn av. f. 37x123; May 2A Kdwln H. Gaines to George E.

I'ropper Fletcher s. 212 ft of Lincoln st. f. 25x 125; Aug. 17.

1806 Rosa M. Felt' to Margaret Marmn Granville av. 147 ft of South port av. f. 30x128: stay Margaret Krsnas to August P.

Schwartz subject to tncum-braneel Hermitage av. a co' ''race st. f. 24x 125; Sherman pi. 2.

ft of Orleans st. f. 2T.X122: June I Hugh Moreland to -Gertruda H. MulhoUand (Incumbrance. $3.000) Kenesaw terrace.

600 ft of Clarendon a v. f. 123x108. more or leew: June 1 Gaorr N. Noise to Hugh D.

Moralwmd r7.X I.lncom ft a of Wilson av. f. 46x li2: May 19 Beryl M- Daan Andrew I. Batan.ua Marlanna at. 141 ft of Racine iV.

a f. 57 8,000 S.600 2.8O0 t.SOO ft to alley: May 3 Mrs. -a uouise tiuett- ner to Anna Marie Larsen rv ri Kk itaflf Halsled st. f. 2ox 1T.B0O 125; Jan.

5. 1910 Helena Buehrle to Maria C. Buehrle Osgood st. 299 ft of Barry av. f.

25x124: May 21 George R. Senn to Ourtav J. Dey Racine av, BO ft of Wilson av. 60x150: May 24 Anne E. Qulvllan to i.

De Huff Semtnarv av. 74 ft a of School t. f. 26x 123- May 29 Carl G. Holmqutat tx A mall Bork i-ii-- WeMngton at.

273 ft of Racine av. 28x 124: May 27 Carl J. Huppert to Morhz Oppold Jefferaoa. Be Wen av. 48 ft of Central Park av.

f. 2T.X123: May 2 Anna M. Petersen to Chrlptiaii RasmuMen (louumbranca, Fber'y ay 2f4 ft of Brteeu av. f. 2Bx 125: Jumt 1 Axet F.

Svenson to Tliereaa a i ir fiSth av 'sorts of Catalpa av. t. 230x124. and other ppty: May 29 Henrv Krautar to Jos. Oreveny Grace st.

212 ft of 47th av'. 123- March 20 Chas. H. Gekler to Jos. C.

Nledmeyer (Incumbrance. Hutchlnaoo at. 385 ft of N. lUt avji t. log 125- Mar 12 Jno.

A. Gardner to Pasquala Bicejlla Milwaukee av. 84 rt of Wlanerav. a Mix 125; Mav 4 Walter Oogollnak! to Emanuel Heraog (Incumbrance. iaw Tfortai Tawa.

Celaware place. T'w eor Lafayette ct. of. 1810 e.ieo B.000 1.B00 6,800 8.T50 eoo t.300 23110; Jan. e-Mrs- Mary A rwi.

ali ocniniu Tnl IT VH.K.V. Earn ppty: Jan. J4 Orrip Jt Horookl T. at T. Co.

3 ears. 8V4 per Ontario st. SM ft of St. ClsJr at. tV Ontario at.

S94 ft Of St. CISJ St. 1. XOOX 10: May 'M Henry 8. Burke and David James.

to Burse James corn. of Delaware fincumbrwoce. 1120.0011)...... SO.OOO Walton gL Ms ft of Lake Bhoredrlye. sf.

2.xl09: May 1-Gotk Healy toHuari Oore Khapard. Ocdcn Treror MrClurg. -Benjamin H. Marshall aad Chas. Frac 10 Webater av.

eor Bhefflela av. f. a4xi: s-Juoe 1 Sarah -J. O'Connor to Path. T.

fitanton North it. oor Orchard st, a Wxl23; Come oi For the June 25 Inter Ocean Fourtli Animal Vacation Number Fish Stories Hunting Yarns Camping Talcs Vacation Adventures Prizes for the Best Thrillers. Publication lor Every Story. Winning Stories a a ai 1 wr-i 1 Contest closes Tune 19. Space limit 750 words.

Matter, not lember Inter Kern a1''" ft. '1 4tf --f. kv--vi-' If tr9. lXv aaawwaaaa la maal latWsai I ilu aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawal I I I I lilfl ri arsa aaxaaawaaaaasawaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.aaaaaaaa This entire 9-piece set of Fiber Rush Furniture, consisting- of two arm-chairs, rocker, table, desk, straight chair, tea wagon, stand and swing. Rush" completely fills along-felt want for a type of furniture combining the qualities of beauty, strength, utility, durability and lightness in weight It is unique, distinct and apart from all others in comfort and elegance.

mm, mm Is used in all seasons, but ii especially attractive on the porch or lawn or interior of summer jSomes and STmim Foraltatrc Is on ExmlblUoa la Ile Fxtrmltmi- Dcvartawcat. Stk floor, at 16 ataTaOi alk jBaiTi SECOND PRIZE. TTHIS model i wafcjnpas-- fa aaaaaaaaawaaaaa" i ate focusing. The Korona Petit is, from every standpoint, the best camera ever made for the money, as comparison will prove. Value $34.

CENTRAL CAMERA COMPANY, 124 South Wabash Ave. I a. FLESCH. Mar Fish IS Katharine Ben linger to Isaac 40.000 DEED. Same ppty; May 27 Isaac Flah to August 1 orpe.

iruaiee. ior uw ni Aatuaiiiiv w-u. Inger 5 years. 5 per cent) Superior st. 124 ft of Wells at.

ti f. Mar 13 Kern Marx to Oscar H. Haugan trustee ion year. 5W percent) 25.000, 4S.0U0 Woat a Taw Indiana av. 722 ft of ISth st.

:M.a 11 June 1 Bernard A and Theresa Smith, trustees. al. to Harriet K. Canning (sub ta truat doed I to M. K.

Oreene-ba um 8 Park av. bet 3.1.1 and th sta. f. lv.3x 123: June 1 Thereaa Herman to Edward Bergan i Incumbrance. $4 'KKH 23th st.

4O0 ft of Throop at. t. 25 ft to alley; Nov 2. Hlll Alexander Molr. Brvn Athyn.

to Patrick Harvey S.1d st. 141 ft of Robey at. f. 2ixl2A: May Kohlhaae to 1 csoo 1 Wabash av. cor at.

i. SKisiai: May 21 Jennie Worthlngton and John her husband, to Jno. W. Worthlngton With at. 247 ft of Stewart av.

a f. Mav 2-Various grantors quitclaim lo i T. T. fo. as receiver In suit of Duffy vs Met arthy (23 parcels 1 Hyde Park.

Av 223 ft of 102.1 st. f. 20xl2S: May Albert Hultquiat to I'arl 8. E. 42d si No 1M1.

a f. taxi lit-. March 12. lu Henry H. Parroit to Arthur J.

Irwin (Incumbrance. Jefferv av. eor Kenwood tarrace. (E. 72d pl).

f. 7lxlA7: May 2-Oscar Kemmf to I). Mcintosh Wlllard av. No. 5X11.

f. oUxllM): May 26 Huth Harden to Marion A. Bruce Paxton av. 147 ft a of 74th at. f.

May 11-Kmnia J. Ragsdale to Jno. M. Stork Rhodes av. 177 ft a or Hist st.

a f. April 10 Olof F. Olaoo to I.ena reverln Sherman av 73 ft a of 80th at. f. 2.1x124; Mav 29 Oscar H.

Hicks to Chas. II. Lourk Vates av, inn ft a of Bath st. f. 50xis.

railroad: May 31 Lambert C. Wleland to Nellla F. V. etedlmayr 2.SO0 4. 1 6 Out) 1 .00 2,500 a.

000 Ashland av. 122: Mav 1M ft of A6th at. f. inox -Michael Maisel to Samuel f'oundley 6.6a Ashland av. 2A0 ft of 4.n st.

f. more or less; May 2S Wm. Kirby to Vorrts Botkowaky OOO Bishop st. 4H ft 0 or With st. 2nzl24: May 2 Fred W.

Roarnwlnkel ta Wiedenbeck 2 Center av. 10A ft of 4Mb at, f. 20x124; April 14 Geo. Welter to Almond J. Mock 2.401) Knglawood av.

174 ft a of HaJated at. f. 30x124: Mav 2 Katharine Hell Thompson. New York city, to Frederick W. Roepstorff 4.000 Honore at.

24 ft of 4lh st. 24x124; May 24 Geo. P. Hwlft to Jan 10 Justine st. 17 ft of SUth at.

f. 2Axl22: May 27 Aug. Oonach to I.loh Nosaene (incumbrance. S2.S00) ,100 I.aftln st. 2SO ft of 62d sf.

f. 2ixl24: May SI Augustus J. Menard to Margaret Ryan (incumbrance. tl.HUOt 8,800 Paulina at, 0O ft of 44th mt. t.

2.1x126; May 27 Leach Xoasem to Aug-- Z.700 Princeton av. oor 21 st. t. 50x100; May 29 Jeremiah W. Dowd "to listitka E.

Hulsmana (Incumbrance. S14.0U0) 1 Fargamon at. cor 67tn at. f. oOxl24; May 2 David -Rlorcan to St.

Stiphen'a Evanc. Lutheran Church 1.800 West Towa. First Mortgwge and Trnat Deed W. Stat at. eor Kedsie av, ctg 21.712 aerea; W.

33d st. eor Kertxle a v. clg 17.10S cm: W. Slat rt. cor Kedrle av.

etc 7.78 aerea; bond. Juno 1. 1011-Juna 1. 1W21. IH per cent Liquid Carbonic a by Jacob Baur.

Pres. and Jacob and bscar Baur. a T. T. male 800.000 Elue Island av, a eor Ixwmls st.

1.17x187x100. mora or leas, triangular shape, lewaenold estate and bldga; April 12 Nicholas J. Piitsker quitclaims to Loula, Ogua and Frank Rablaovteh 1 Campbell av. 2S4 ft of Fulton st. f.

4Xx 125; May 31 B. Marsh to Oliver -W. Holmes --J 1 Central Park av. 100 ft a of 19th st. f.

26z 124; May 20 Abraham Bellar at al to Nathan Frasd et al (Incumbrance. S7.60O) U.S00 Central Park av. 130 ft of 31st t. t. 123; May s-mnl n.arei ,10 mpn Typnar (Incumbrance.

$1,200) Chicago av. 114 ft of Rockwell st. t. 24a 1227Mar 81 Josephine P. Meeban to Joa.

S.S00 trail agam Cnicaco ar. iao ft of Auatln av, a f. 5x0 4.000 CUremlnt' av; i' 'w' for' Ems May 8 Anion Schuaaslnr ta Mary Bor-wlak (ineumbraaea. 00 Cornelia 48 ft a of Holt Mar 27 Pates, safe to Anton. P.

Boclaa and MIchalina.Boclaa Xf 1s7 tt Inmta at. t. 2Sxl2R: 8.600 4,400 Sept. 1. 110 Mianio Hart to Frank.

Hawkins (Incumbrance. Sl.SOO) S.5a0 14th et. 4 ft a of Latiln at. af. 24x124; Oct.

27. 18S7-ChrUtlan H. Heuroth to Peter Wendel 2.O0O 8. 4Ulh ct; 113 tt ot 38th- st. 12 Ajull I -Eat a uvea McMillan; to Jamea mow the 32 pages last year! Best ever.

has some adjustments of inestimable value which are usually omitted from cameras of this size and price. The front i i nas vertical ana Ivy! horizonul ad-t-il justraents and the rack and pinion is of great convenience for rapid and accur- BE A GOOD SPORT! LIST OF PRIZES-FIRST PRIZE Folding Tent Cot. VtUE, $1S. Tba latest ana nwst practical derice for outdoor sleeping. This Is to.

well known Enterprise Tent Cot. which makes a perfart bed for the camper, folly profs-tea from earth damp, rain, wind snd moaquitos. Pan he erected or taken down la 15 seconds and weighs leas than SO pounds. It guarantees safa, pleasant aad comfortable outdoor sleeping. Made by ENTERPRISE BED aUMHONS, IND.

Mo wat Ss 40th ct. 123 ft a of 3th at. f. 23x124; A prll 2- Ernest C. Wetmore to Jamea Hoa.it 42o ct.

24 ft of 31st st. Sox 124: Mav 19 John Skale to Frantlaek X. 41d ct. ks ft of 27th st. f.

2MiU'4; Aur lHlO Carl A. Carlson to Teofil Macaejewaky 1 Incunibrance. Sl.lMli. Grershaw- st. S41 ft of Indenindeivce ri f.

2Sxt24. May 22 Mark It. Klrby 10 Micha.i- and Salmon Meltxer llncum-trauice. Had don av. 1 ft a of Lavltt at.

a f. 4xl20. and -Bern hard IefT to Albert 1 4.2S7 5. 6. OHO 8.000 4.SO0 2.000 4.000 .230 Aula and Arthur Merxowitx lla.ldon av.

46 ft of Newton st. f. 23x12ft: Mav tt ndren- Hercaik to Juxef Drogula 1 Incumbrance S2.tas Haddon av. 218 ft of Hoyne av. a f.

24x120, and Mav 24-Bernhard Ixteff to fadle Wlsa Hamlin av. 261 ft of st. f. IMrxl2A. and May 23 Rudolph F.

HaJIcek to Joseph A. Holpuch Homan av. 124 ft of 30th st. f. 23x123: Mae S--John I-avlcka to John Plcek st.

30 ft of tt. 4oth av. f. 2Ax 123; May 2.1 Camen-n to Catherine C. Eadle (Incumbrance S2.30U) Jackson bld.

cor Clinton st. l'Ktx 1 Qmncy st. eor Clinton St. f. l.Vixn2V and Mav ia Phillip It Smith et al.

by In c. und Int. to State Itank of Chicago Kedale av. bet 2vth and 27th ata. f.

2Xil'-'3; May 13 Chas. B. I'avlicrk to Joaer Kaho-vec W. I-ake st. Nos.

KW to 1S4! 12SX11KI. or 1. 123 ft of Lincoln at May 23 Oliver I. Watson to John X. Pfeffer 1 Incumbrance, S33.000) Iawndale av.

323 ft of Augusta St. f. 2flxl24: June 18. lt0 Albert C. Bay to Her! ha Hay Ua iHial av.

223 ft a of 15th at. f. 7fxl2S; May 10 Walter C. liunn to lk Schlff Sam PPty: May 31 Ike SchlfT to BenJ. J.

Schlff I.eavitt at. 141 ft of 23d st. f. 90x126; Ma 2 L. Domach to John Witt I.lbei tv at.

2SO ft of Jefferson st. 2SX S3; May .11 Jay Broudy to A be Coben (Incumbrance. Sl.noo) Milwaukee av, 4HH rt a of Western av. a 44xl(i0: May 23 I'aher Wexelman et al to Max Katx (lneumbrance. S3.7O0) W.

Monroe at. No. 1112, f. 24x120; May SI Edward Kirchbera to Peter N. Polk at, 2IH ft of Campbell av.

a f. 2xl24; May 31 Max Kllwan lo laaar Myer Potomac av. 241 ft of Robey at. 2fix 124 Int; May 81 Abe Wlneh to Morris Flelchtmaa (Incumbranoa, S2.00O) Rtdgeway av, 100 ft a of 2Sth at. f.

23s I2A: May 2S Annie 8. Felix to John Dvorak Sawyer av. 171 ft of 27th at. f. 23x123; April 24 Chas.

B. Pavllcek to Karel Hrubv Sawyar av. 117 ft a of 27th at. f. April 24 Chas R.

PavMrak to Josef 80 Her t. lxula av. 236 ft of aoth at. f. 2fxlJ3; May 7 Anna Tomek to Henry C.

Peters Snauldlfur av. 125 ft a of 1.1th St. f. 23x124; May 2v-Bessie Hoc man to Harry Or pen-helm (Incumbrance, 1.1.300) ThrooD st. 341 ft of 12th it 23x128; May 27 Morris Klass to Wm.

Rublno-vltoh Turner av. 15 ft of 27th at. f. 25x12: Mav 22 Frank Stepek to Frank L. Karel W.

12th at. cor Center av. f. 41x128; May 31 Isaac Polakow to Morris Snowar (incumbrance, W. 12th at.

73 ft of Millard av. f. 24x S.S30 1 1 1 8.450 4.000 11.300 8.000 1 8.290 8.000 8.870 S.S70 2.200 8.300 4.000 3.000 28.000 11.000 10 8.500 6,900 12S: May 2 Aug. W. Warlike to Samuel I.

lyrniu (Incumbrance, (1.000) W. 12th st. 87 ft of Ml Jard av. f. 24x 125: May 2-A tigust W.

Warnke to BenJ. Schlff W. 12th st. 72 ft of Paulina st. f.

24x125: May 20 Hyman Berkson to Hattle Man-kowitx Van Muren st. 190 ft of S. 40th av. f. 25x124: May 31 Wm.

R. Hunt to Petron-vllle Jullen Washington blvd. 121 ft of CanspbeU v. f. 24x1 2d.

and bldg: May 23 George D. Kenson of Windsor. to C. T. T.

Cotrustee Washtenaw av. 2S1 ft of Augusta St. f. 00x120; May 28 Herman Hanks to Guata Freese Wllmot av. 28 ft of Hoyna av, AOxlOO: May 40 F.

Sylvanus Baser to Frank Radlulowskl (Incumbrance. 1.00U Willow av, 283 ft of Wast End av. f. S3 1-3x141: May SI Michael-Haley to Ua-r ale Joergea Winchester a v. 304 ft of Polk st.

a f. 24 114: May ai Joseph Faiasteia to 7xula Lelhson Rl4leTjll4N City of Eranslon, a SO ft. except 8 ft, of 10O ft. a blk 41 April 17 Tboa. B.

Roberts to Helena Shaffar Evaagton. Kadsls aladd. lot Ml (era a 5 May 1 Alton D. Orris to Frank Ci Thomas Evanstoa. Kedsie K.

add. lots IB to 2lw blk April SO Edward E. Yaargy. Hutch in son to Theodora Northwestern Unlversltr sub. lot 24.

blk 7. 1ft. 4U 14; May 4 Kstats af Chaa. H. QuinUn to John Wetland vTWJIT DEED.

Evanston. A danwt 4V Brown's add. Iota 1 aad' 8 tea a 50 ft of each) and lot 8 sx Su ft. "25 ft) aod lot 4. bU a.

and Elmwooa a.000 8,506 4.000 .000 2.900 style, counts, but no takes Let's beat it this year! It fcrirraf THIRD PRIZE. 1 1 apartments: April IS. IO rears. per cent Oscar H. Carlson to T.

A T. Co "0 laaralaa. Downs It R-'a sub. lots 14 and 17. blk 2.

4. 3d 14: May 2S Iulse 9. Iempke to Wlebe Van iter 1. diss a rark. Ertiaon Park lots 3 to 1.

blk May 2 Peter J. Fllnn to Peter Phillip terra. Cudavhy'a 3d add. lota 5 and S. 2.

May IS Paaal GoaJxIak to Michael aln-ski Same lot 4. blk 7: May 11-Michael Wea-lowskl to Pawel (losdzlak 1 Bl II.I)I I'KRHITV The following building 11 in it. wera reeterday 2T.22 69th 2 -'O frai res. el A V. Burnhani 111 arch Radford, maa A Hu-nbani.

car A Bumham iae.l 3 5si 2H0 (Slth av. 2 sir atu.1-0 re. a. Bumham. ill Hrdford.

mas Burnham. car ltd; nhtn 7210 av 1', tty frm r. KrlpMlir 1443 Kih t. arch Alb-r- Pari car Clart Surhei 244 CMyler av. jry frm Kivl.

2H27 Abbert c. arch A rrran. car own 4105 Richmond c. 1. tr frm cot.

cwn Harold llan.o 4IOI Richmond ft. ar own 47ol Perleau av. attv frm I1L-hel 4U7 Milvaukee av car Arthur Dickinson each 225 lOXth pl 2 "try fm: dwlg. o.m Fred Horn. ll.lth t.

arch Krarr car Stam 7M.H Og-tbv 1 frm. own .1 der. 3th pl arcB mas Cook, car 3345 Grand- av. 2 atry soever tk Ptmther Mill Co. Grand av.

arch Hale 6Tt20 Hoyne. IS sr frm re, own B1001-head. 6327 Hoyne. atch own. car 1 Brc rn-head 131-1S AumId st.

2 and I brk rt. own Dtcklnon. 132U taie st ai-ch Mundy Jk Jeoson. mas oNon rirvk-hausen 57(i3-e7 Wentworlh at sti brk rtoie and fits, own A Anderson, arch A Foster irae Anderson A Wlnblsd 10227-20 8 Hoyna av. 2 atry ard tm fmi tt.

own Brown A Rrtuoe. 3 la Saile st arch 8 Bairinetar. rar Griawcld 5323 Stewart a v. brick, own Miller Voung arch Frohmsn A John, inaacon lleinkei 201 lot at ol. 2 sty frame, own l.ln.1-qolst.

13d Crfth st. residence 19(17 Garfield blv.l. 2 sty brick apts. own Mrs Jensen, 514 Chamber of Com men e. arch Lund 18-22 Qnlncy at.

1 atv boiler-room, cwn Adams General in ar Co. 17-21 Qtilncr at. arch Holobird A Roche, maa eon Everett Clark co carp con Enrett CMrk Co os Avers av, atv brick fist, own Mllaeek. 8431 Avers av. arch John Klurlna, maa con and carp con -uwnrr.

811-9 Randolph st. tv Interior alterations, own estate of Lehman. Male.tlc bldg. arch Kraure. maa con l.anquiat C- Cro con Inqulst lllaev 33.11-5, 4th ct.

2 sty frame residence, own Bunte A Balnch 5001 Lawrence av reh Ant Charvat. mas and carp con owner Rov 'our IS stv frirme rary. 1707 5lth at. nras eon Jim Peterson "tT ownN KNIeil sen, 4439 Armitage av. arch Ret nert- vSSt-S! -v 3J.1 Ridgeway a 1U sty concrete cw-n R'Kvwygy v.

ireh 0,2 1 Chaa ftonerul.t. cl na f'v hrtck office, own RJ.Co- l05 aU.Salle st. arch mgglns mas and cam con owner 3.3C-I 2 2 I i.s yy r- 1 4 1.51 2 VW 50 (TO idiO ooii l.ow S.OOO no 12. (w O41' -M0 CHICHESTER PILLS CTV M4Jt aVatAKavr j. -Mlla la Med aad VmZZZVi) "sa, auwys Kenabla JJGAL ItOG.VN rTodiTr.

Attorneys. Ashland Block. E9TATB tF ANNiB DECK VJ5EO. AH-persona la I ma sea ins the estate of Annls Loftus. are liareby notiaed and requested to attend aad present such claims to the Praoata -Court of Ctoott County.

Illinois, for the purpose of baetnaj the him adjusted al a term of said Court, to ha b14 at the Probata Court Room. In the City of Chicago. In said Cook County, on the first Monday of Auawst, A. D. mu, boing the Seventh tlthl day t.

Datad CJuVSro, una 3rd. 1011. -a Administrator. JM go. Address Vacation tumor; up to you.

Ume on now ADDITIONAL PRIZES. To the best 25 stories I box each (25 ia a bx) of the FAMOUS evmii TO SMOKE Catme VKaraWna cannot foacA yea if jtom havm a PERMIT. LEGAL NOTICES. REGISTRATION OT LAND TITLE. 1 IN THE MATTER OF Til A PPI JC ATK OF I.eJ E.

Eldr-d an I Kratik VV. ldred tne titl to The East hair 1S1 of tie West of the North East quarter 1 1 of the quarter c.i of i7l. Tewe.r'o Forty 4wi North. Kane- Thirteen Et. the Third Prin.

l.al Mri ia Cook tv. Illlrola latt) He -i 'on Nc To McDowell, ane -1 mhrr ie.ir concern Tin, notice, ihai on u- tl. -f Mav A D. lull, an appt.oa: ion was file! i -A 1Kr.1l E. Kliired and Krank W.

Elnt'd. In r-OO cult Court of Cook Oounty ftn- Initial .:) 1 of the title to tNe land abut. d-s- rU d. less yu njitear on or befoT-e tHe.2:h or A. U.

lll. anil anow causa wny aurn sliall rvt be tnnlei the same will lak-r and a lecr- he entcreo -i-g to the tn-ayer or the application, and tou 'j f.re. er bmed frwu ttie einte JOSEPH E. RIUW ll.UI1! lerk of the iMrcuil Court of Cwk County. SAMI EL WRINGER.

Attorney. 20t I Salie Mreet---TATE oF OF 1KK. Circuit -'turt of i'uok County. To trif June li A 1 ttl Jese vs mrV u. l.llipin..tt.

In Chancery. N. Jtu7vi4. Is heieby given to thf Mio Lip-plncotl tliat the aocv. named (' ina ct e.1 her BUI ST in sai oai'.

lb-- side thereof, aih that a aJtnn thereupon lssue.1 out of said Court against nnied J-fen'lent. returnable on The n-st dav the term of the iln-ult ijoan County be hjiilen at the Caurt House in ti. citv or hlcagj. In said Cnok C.mnty. fa the '-rd Monday of Jun.

A. D. 1911 as is by law rewikirl. and wnich sit le stlil pendlnc. JOr-EPH K.

RIUnruL C.V.s. Sauiuel B. Wrinser. Oompl't's 1 STtTE OF CVM'NTT OF CK Si -In tie Pntte Court of Conk County, li tv i-a-t'l uf the Usal aeitW-ntrat of t.ve Kstate -V I Btlhutann. Hans J.

Buamann. K-dward W. Bllh Maadalena Tiadetnann. Uerjian N. ai.d Maria, T.

Weih. belis law of aald r.t Take notice, that 00. the 4th day of Aoriv. n. at 1 1 o'clock A.

or aa ootai the matter can be beard, the tinders grw-1 ni present to the Prooate Court, at tne C.jrf In tbe City of Chicago in said Count? la Cral aorount as Admlntatrstor of aald estat. 3e that the slu be approved: that said estate I- de-, lare-j settled, and te un.lersigned fo-n his said ortlce; at which tinw and plara. vn sra I nvi to he present If ro i so deslrv-. Chicago June A. D.

WX Ht" HM (AN. JOHN I'-tTTV. Attornet. 112 Ada Street. STVTE OF ILLINOIS, col "NTT OF t'tjoli Superior Court of c.intt.

1t Jui 1911 John Rtbus vs. Ellen Rat.ua. sS'iS hen b1vMVsl'cn to the said KUen Rar that the narne.1 ComiMalnant heretoror. tid his Bill of C.Mii.int In sU Court, on lh- CS.IT!--51- Tiiercof. and tltwt a sTinon Issued out of stild tourt against the above nanie-l defni inni retumxolv on the first day of "ui-eVlor Cook County, to be b-U Mouse In -hicaa-o.

in said Cook oarj i the Firs: Monday of Jury. A. D. tail, as law n-1 suit la pendinf; law r-uun CHARLrW W. VAIL.

CVHr. John Paity. Complainant a Solicitor. 514 1 KL R. WRINGER Attorney.

2(l La Salle Street J5TTK OF ILLINOIS. tt)l'XTt OF COUK. nii-uit tn or 00k County. To tbe June Itr-K, 1) lull J.ihn Crawfoed s. El raw fv4d.

Iri Chancer heiebv given to the said Ella wf trd thiti the ab-ve named Complainant hrrtnfopaft-d hl Mil' of omolaint in said ou: t. on the 'Tin-cerv side thrirof. and Ihtt a wmflioM Ill tMlifll Ismied out sHld Courr against the abocr nnv-d defendant returnable on the Orst day of the ti-rta of the Circuit Court- of Cedt Cuuntr, tbe hoiJitl st the H-ue in the City of 'tlilcago. in (. Count v.

en the third M.indav of June. A U. tun as 4 bv law required, and which Uit oen.llng "JOitEPH E. Bin WILL. SimuH Compl Soi'r.

A. J. BKOARD. Ijawyer, -5l R'ock. STVTEOF ll.lJNOLi.-Vi:NTT tFCOOK.

CH-cnit Court cf Cook County. John A. Bryoorvs. fc llariand. Pearl A.

Green and B. A. B.r.kvr. No Scire Farlae to Revive Judgment Notice is herehy- glVtirto lheawid-Peari A. G-en and B.

A. Banker that upatt th application the above name I Plaintiff for aclis 41 mm ti the Mdgment In the entitled eauae. moeitssued out of said O-iti salnst the abv named dafendanta returnable on the first Ua the term of Circuit Court af cwik Count; tta Ovurt House of Cv-ik County, being the thlru day of March, A. D. 1911.

as by.utw rf sued andj Which salt SAk' WDWIUI i CWk Gisvuit A. Bedsrd. rialatlfTs Ally..