Times Herald from Olean, New York • Page 5

THC OUAH EVENING HERALD, OLEAN. WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22, 191,1 FAC1 SECOND GROUP PASSED BY EXEMPTION BOARD In the Olean district the draft quota is 13.7. Qf this approximately 105 have been accepted from the first 450 called'for examination. A third call will be made, probably on Monday for about 125 additional men from which it is expected that the district's quota can be filled. A few claims are pending.

sss 123 Srive -II Of the' hundred men summoned for examination a weeX ago tomorrow 30 have been accepted by the local exemption board. Eighteen were discharged on account of dependents. Four were accepted as aliens. Ttfo were exempted as already in the service. Six failed to appear for but of these two were already In the with those discharged as" physically deficient, 'whose nameVTiavVbeen prei- viously published, accounts for half of the second group of for examination.

V- 1 The disposition of acted upon by the board-is" shown below: This covers the men number in the draft were between 1250- and 330., BiSCHAEQED (mlCCOUJPT DEPENDEHPT8. Lorefi Green street, Olean," 261; 335 Bardlnette, Railroad avenue, Olean; 261. John ri)ofir, Mlle Allegany, 263. 493--Clarence W. Dorr, 129 N.

Sixth street, Olean, 264. 1007--Harry P. Carter, 1316 W. State street, Olean, :271. 391--Chas.

A. Pilon, 319 North Second street, Olean, 704--Roy H. Haney," 319 North Second street, Olean, 72--Maurice 512 Henley street, Olean, 1067--Leo Wenke, 205 South. Thirteenth street, Olean, 296. 2216--Clarence A.

GranduskyifAV legany; N. 298. :4 11--Max Schenknian, 605 West State street, 303u 16i7--Dennis F. Callahan, Oak street, Clean, 306. 1287--Michael Baer, ,311 Seventh street, Handy Davis Rallfbad avenue, 3ll.

tf 6--Guy P. Coombs, West Henley street, Olean, 312. J. Goines, 509 street, Olean, 339. "Dewltt 'Eighteenth street, Olean," 343.

1423--Tony Bateskl, 302 Oak street, Olean, ACCEPTED. "Bolles, '217: "South Union street, Olean; N-. 255. 1141--Chas. B.

Campus, 1406 Buffalo street, Olean, N. 257. 2396--Ralph A. Demlng, R. F.

D. 1, N. 275. --637--Antonio Dl Cola, 410 Main SjErjwS, Olean, N. 278.

1709--Lloyd E. Brushingham, 521 School street, Olean, N. 293. 356--Philip Carnl.celli, 119 Railroad Olean, N. 294.

L. McRae, Union street, Allegany, N. 297. 2012--Raymond Haase, Five Mile, 661 riOS East Rogers, 137 North 9th Olean, N. 302.

1981-- Earl F. Schulu, Second Allegaay, N. 305. D. Johnson, Brooklyn street; Portvllle, N.

307. 1142-- Thos. L. Klnnard, 321 N. Eighth street, Olean, N.

310. 664 Gesnaldo Scarfone, 113 (T.Coleman street, N. 315. 1448 John Snugarezewskl, 1120 Union street, Clean, N. 317 1744 Chas.

Glen Smith, 433 Seec- ond avenue, Olean, N. 321. 112 James Mooney, 1306 Reed Olean, N. 345-- Robert Mead: Hancock, 126 N. Barry street, Olean, "NT 1355 Nichles Jonowskl, 10.02 Homer street, 01ean N.

1625-- Ludwig Wrubei, 1616 Buffalo street, Olean, N. 333." 556-- Frank Edward Hernbloom, 136 North Sixth street, Olean, N. 334. 1566-- Daniel B. Fitzpatrlck, S19 Homer street, Olean, 335: 2109-- Anthony J.

Burneal, R. F. No. 2, Allegany, 336. 154 Jos.

212 South Union street, Olean, N. 337. 1057-- Loyal L. Perry," 122 Norm Twelfth street, Olean, N. 1256-- nJas.

L. Waters, 506 'North Eighth itreet. Clean, N. 342. 388-- Morris Milford Dunning, 111 Hamilton street.

Clean, N. 346. Lewis Philip Moffit, 515 Main street, Olean, N. 60S-4Arery Miles Wheeler, 317 Jay street, Clean. 1305 John Byron, 32SI Tfortli Egihth street, Clean, 268.

2196-- rJohn James Sullivan, Wcst- ons Mills, N. 32S. EXEMPTIONS 197J Nichols Blsn- pp street, Clean. N. Y.

900 Chas. William 111JB. Ninth street. Clean, N. T.

304. 1912 Igaotz Cbrynoviclj, Brook street, Olema, N. Y. 33(9. 773 Antouio Petrocelli, 4iOS street, Y.

773. EIEKPTIOKS, ALEEAUY Of SSB- 31e E. Olsen, ll'O Water street, Clean, N. Y. 282.

1366-- Frank Chas. Tarock, 1321 N. Union street. Glean, N. '174.

CERTIFIED FOE I'! AJTCE FOR PHTSICIAI El- AJCNATlOir Chas. Ha33, Homestead Hotel. Clean, N. Y. 254.

ji; Ml Theodore Loveless, avcmve, OloaiL, N. Y. 27S. 970--Max Frable, 108 S. 12th Olean, N.

Y. 277. 957--Dorr J. Mack, W. State street.

319. NON-APPEARANCE, AUIEADY IN SERVICE James' Donovan, 1206 Spruce street, Olean, N. Y. 288. r.

30--Glen L. Kane, 132 S. 1st. Y. 344:.

The results of the consideration of the exemption claims of the second hundred men of the second groim show were accepted and 28 discharged on account of dependents. Nine "were exempted as aliens one was alreday in 'the service four have been certified to the district board as not having appeared for examination. were transferred to other hoards for examination. As far as the committee has acted upon thelT'elaiffis'-ttie- status of the ineri whose numbers were drawn from 351 to 450 inclusive is shown below. ACCEPTED 392--William John Henry, 606 Washington street, Olean, New York.

wor 2181--Albert Jacob Gallets, R. F. p. Allegany. 3 5 6.

"il66--Leo Stephen White, 528' N. 8th XMean, 360. R. F. D.

No; 1, Olean, 362? John Haney, 309 N. 6th street; dlean, N. Y. 363. 2053--Thos.

J. McMahon, Harmon avenue, Allegany, N. Y. 368. John Kohl, 144 N.

13th street, Olean, N. 373. 1783--Goffredo Vanni, 1027 Railroad Olean, N. Y. 379.

Henry Northcote, 137 12th Olean, Y. 381. Silk, N. Union Btrfeetr Olean, N. Y.

402.. 13 J9--Joseph; 1611 Walnut street, Olean, N. Y. 413. 814--Chas.

-M. Moorei 118 N. 10th street, Olean, N. Y. 415.

1070---Michael TVm. 110 N. 16th.street, Olean, N. Y. 417.

-1167--Lester G. Wilbur, 217 N. 13th street, Olean, N. Y. 419.

1234--James Morrissy, 405 N. llth street, Olean, N. Y. 422. 848--Leigh H.

Robinson, 137 N. 10th street, Olean, 425. 2300--Claude R. Cqstello, Center street, Boardmanville. 434.

822--Bernard M. Gavin, 702 W. Henley street, Qlean, N. Y. 473.

1064-- Edward M. Wittenburg, 130 N. 15th street, Olean, N. Y. 439.

1510--Steve Spulaweki, 414 E. Pines street, Olean, N. Y. 444. 470--Elian J.

Johnson, 232 S. 1st street, Olean, N. Y. 447. 1517--Lewis F.

1854 Buffalo street, Olean, N. Y. 449. 320 AloysiuB Halpln, 268 1-2 N. Union' street, Olean, N.

Y. 405. DISCHARGED OK ACCOUNT OF DE- 1 PENDENTS Leon -Holmes, Olean, N. Y. Cart Mosch, 1009 Spruce itreet, Olean, N.

Y. 366. 20514-Elbert Laurence Jones, street, Olean, Y. 366. 1957--John H.

Grandusky, Main street. 1866--Wnu R. Kent, 218 Orchard avenue, Olean, N. Y. 374.

1808--Reed W. Pemngton, Front street, Olean, N. Y. 375. 1677--chas.

Clark Crandall, 318 Center street. Olean, N. Y. 377. Jordan.

114 Wayne street, Olean, X. 380. B. Herold, 127 S. 9th.

street, Olean, N. Y. 386. 1639--James E. Sabatino, 306 Pine street, Olean, Y.

3 82. 25--Warren W. Van Gorden, 609 Irving street, Olean. N. Y.

354. 1195--Gail Boret, 232 N. 8th Olean, N. Y. 391.

1425--Chas. Joseph Kaspersky, 942 Spruce street, Glean, N. Y. 39S. 736--Antony Zamperiai, N.

Galon street; N. 395. 1002--John Meiers, 19S S. 14ta street, Olean, N. Y.

399. 1151--Harvey A. Brown. 807 W. Sullivan street.

Olean, N. Y. 400. S74--James R. Berrett, 110 S.

19ta street, Oican, y. Y. 403. J. Straiey, 138 N.

street. Oleaa, N. Y. 407. Schoenert, 124 S.

16th street, Olean, N. Y. 406. 919--Ora WDJ. WiJmot, 3C7 S.

Slh street, OJeaa, N. Y. 1175--James E. Shorten. N.

lllto street, Olean, N. Y. 416. 3. 1502 W.

Henley street, OJeaa, Y. 420. 17S1--Carlo George Wood, 51 E. State street. Glean, N.

Y. 423, 221--Albert J- Becker, 210 S. Clinton street. Clean. N.

429. M. Halsey, 328 llth street Olcas, N. Y. 427.

4--rlUnsreace V. Brennan, Olean, N. Y. 438, Harrison Osirood, Sll street N. Y.

331. 2139--Hanr K. Armstrong, ID. No. 2, AUeiany.

EXEMPTIONS--AIIEIfS 383--Stephen Perruro, 51S gins Avenue, Clean, 35957--Cambol! N. 4in M. Y. 371. N.

T. i.Itl. 1 1110 Walnut strwt, OUan, N. Y. 707--Francisco 308 N.

Union tirwt, Olean, N. Y. 397. 18C7--Nycola Kubarik, 828 Grit- fin street, Olean, N. Y.

409. Prlano, 442 N. Union N. Y. 411.

1360--Frank Guippeio, 212 W. 'Oak street, Olean, N. Y. 424. 1537--Thos.

Tagle, 221 Elm street, Olean, N. Y. 430. ALREADY DT SERVICE. EXEMPT FROM SELECTIVE DRAFT 1337--Francis A.

Carney, 526 0'- Connell street, Olen, N. Y. 387. CERTIFIED TO' DISTRICT BOARD FOR NON-APPEARANCE FOR PHYSICIAL EXAMINATION 705--Russell E. 310 Goleman street, Olean, N.

Y. 366. H. Schoepfltn, 113 E. Sullivan street, Olean, N.

Y. 393. 1414--John Calus, 248 Edgewood avenue, Olean, N. Y. 432 1205--George S.

West, 314 N. llth street, Olean, N. Y. 440. TRANSFERRED TO OTHER Boards FOR EXAMINATION 889--Clyde Raymond 116 S.

10th street, Olean, N. Y. 358. 1101--Geo. Carl Lindgreen, 1410 Washington street; Olean, N.

Y. 401. 2370--William H. Sullivan, R. F.

D. No. 1, Olean. 442. BASEBALL GAMES American League, L.

Pet. Chicago 74 45 .622 Boston 69 46 .600 Cleveland 65 56 Detroit 60" 67 New York 65 68 .487 Washington 63 60 .469 St. Louis 4 5 72 .386 Philadelphia 42 69 .379 At Cleveland-- R.H.E. Cleveland 006 104 320--1621 Philadelphia 000 002 010-- 313 2 Bagby and O'Neil; Myera and Schang. At Chicago-- R.H.E.

Chicago' 000 001 100--2 7 Boston OQO 000--0 6 1 Russell 'and SchaDc; Ruth and Agnew. At Detroit-- R.H;E. Detroit 100 000 0000--1 4 1 New York 000 000 1002--310 0 Boland and Yelle; Shawkey and tfunamaker. Washington at St. National League, Clubs.

W. L. Pet. New York 70 39 .643 Philadelphia 5 9 48 .651 Louis 61 54. .550 Cincinnati 63 57 .625 Chicago 6 0 56 .617 tBrooklyn 53 58 Boston 46 60 .484 76 New York 1004000 000--5 9 3 Cincinnati 220 010 200--714 Sallee and Raridan; Regan, Elier Wingo.

At Boston-- Boston 0 0 0 St. Louis 010 000--1 4. Hughes. and-Myers; "Goodwin Snyder. At Philadelphia-- R.H.E.

Philadelphia .000 000 011--2 4 1 Chicago 000 03-1 000--i 6 0 Lavender and Adams; Carter and Wilson. First game Philadelphia 6, Chicago 0. At Brooklyn-- R.H.E. 000 000 100 8 1 Brooklyn 000 001 000 2000--811 1 Pfeffer, Smith and Miller; and Fischer. International Clubs.

W. L. Pet. Toronto 7 3 48 .599 Providence 70 48 .598 Baltimore 6 8 60 .676 Newark 68 50 .674 Rochester 67 64 .471 Buffalo 53 68 Richmond 46 73 .381 Montreal 4fi 77 .365 At Buffalo-- R.H.E. Buffalo 203 020 Baltimore 000 000 010--1 9 5 Tyson and Onslow; Tipple and Schaufie.

At Montreal-- R.H.B. Montreal 000000000--061 Providence 001 100 003--5 7 0 Gerner and Howley; Schults and Mayer. At Rochester-- R.H.E. Rochester 003 320 000--8 11 1 Richmond 001 010 000--2 1 1 Causey and Sandberg; Young and First game Rochester 5, Richmond 2. At Toronto Toronto 4, Newark 2, 3.

PERSONALS Dotifhlas Morris spent Tuesday In Buffalo on business. Mrs. J. H. Wright of Portvllle was a shopper in Olean yesterday.

Miss Helen Daily of Elm street is spending the In Elllcottvllle. Mrs. A. C. MacDonnell of Bolivar was a shopper in the city today.

Mrs. A. C. MacDonell of Bolivar was a shopper in the city yesterday. Charles O'Shaughnesgey of DuBols was the guest of friends in Olean yesterday.

8. A. Wertman of Irving street wag a business visitor in Bolivar yesterday. Mrs. J.

Dempsey and Mrs. W. 0. Phelps of Cuba were shoppers lu the city today. A.

Moon and son, Milford, of Ischua were business visitors in Olean yesterday." Edward W. Fitzgerald, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, is in Chicago today on business. Mrs. George M. Beckwlth of Irving street Is spending the week with relatives In Bmethport, Pa.

Mrs. Richard Corson of Akron, 0., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lundy, of this city. Mist 'Catherine Gallagher of West Henley street Is spending a week with friends in Bradford.

Miss Martha Weidtnan of West State street is spending the week in New York city on business. Miss Bessie Sullivan of Eldred has returned home after spending several weeks with friends in Olean. Mrs. Frank Boyle of Niagara Falls has returned home after a visit with Mrs. William Halley of King street.

Miss" Gertrude Bisset of North First street night for a two weeks' visit with Miss Dorothy Dodd of Yonkers, N. Y. Mrs. E. Wertman and son, Philip, of Bolivar are spending the week with S.

A. Wertman and family of Irving street. Mrs. P. T.

Brennan of Garden avenue and Miss Catherine McGavisk of East State street are visiting friends in Sartwell. Dr. A. RIckerson and family of Rushford, are sojourning at the Laurel Hill Healthorlum.for a short time. Mrs.

R. O. Welfling and son of Couderaport, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.

B. Erway of North Eighth street. Mr. and Mrs. F.

H. Dunning of Hornell, who have been the guest of Mrs. H. C. VanAken of Hamilton street, have returned home.

Mrs. Robert Hickey of North First street, who "has been -spending two weeks with relatives and friends in Wellsville, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. B.

T. Redstone of Eau Gallic, Florida, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Taylor of Nortth Third street and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Denning left last night for Youngstown, Ohio, for a visit with the former's parents before he leaves for training camp.

-Mrs. William Tolen of Hornell, who has been spending the week with her sister, Mrs. "William Keller of thfs city, has returned home. Mrs. W.

J. Richardson of Wellsville and Mrs. Julia Sanders of Olean are the guests at the Laurel Hill Healtli- orium for a short time. Mr. and Mrs.

John Convey of North Ninth street left today for Great Valley, where they will attend the Hineman-Wilcox renuion. Mrs. J. J. Councilman of Lima, 0., is the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. I. W. Councilman of Adams street, enroute to Philadelphia and New York city. J.

D. Kayes anfl children, Ruth and Paul, returned last night from a visit with the former's mother Mrs. Margaret Wickwire of Har- rlsburg. Mrs. J.

M. Bair and Miss Lucy Gould of South' Eighth street and their guests, Mrs. Ada Vincent of Rochester are spending the day in Buffalo. Mils Mary McCarthy and brothers, Thomas and John, of New York city have returned home, after spending the week with Miss Mary Daily of Elm street. Mrs.

Eva L. Chadwick of Watertown, N. arrived in this city yesterday for an extended visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thayer of Pleasant Valley.

Preston M. Walker of the Laurel Hill Healthorium left for Tulsa, to spend the winter with his uncle, Charles E. McCormick, in the Oklahoma oil fields. Charles Rowland of South Clinton street left this morning for Donora, where he will attend the teach- ff Handsome Durable Furniture Our Mammoth stock offers you a splendid selection. It comprises tfie best on the market and good looking, serviceable furniture at a moderate price.

WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY We buy for spot cash, which often enables us to get extremely low prices from manufacturers who wish to raise some cash qui ckly. Miller Hardware Co. FURNITURE. RUGS, DRAPERIES, CHINA. GLASSWARE.

er's institute of that district, on September third. Mr. Rowland will take up his duties as instructor In the commercial department of the high school in that city. BREVITIES Charles Hartsock of was a business visitor in Olean yesterday. The Banner Rebecca Lodge of 112 will hold a Joint picnic with the Allegany Lodge at Rock City Park, August 28.

The Builders Bible class will hold a lawn social on the church lawn at the People's church East Olean, Thursday evening. Mrs. John Hill and children, Robert and Jack, have returned to their home in Providence, Rhode Island, after spending two months with relatives in Portville and' Olean. Mrs. Nettie Chadderdon and children and Miss Mayme Silk have returned from Cuba Lake where they spent the week.

An Unusual Showing Of Early Fall Shoes Fashion holds full sway here when it comes to high class footwear. Prompt courteous attention prevails here. Hannif an Maroney 147 North Union Street. Olean's Best Shoe Store. Daughter Mexico City, Aug.

22. President Carranza left Mexico City with the members of his family for Querctaro, 110 miles northwest of the capital- It is believed the purpose of presidents trip Is to attend the mar-; rlage of his daughter, Virginia, aadj General Candido Aquiiar, the former; provisional minister. At the request of the state automobile department the police force is, in" a quiet way, straightening ou the tangle existing over chauffeurs' cards and commercial automobile licenses in the city. No arrests have been made for this class of -violations and probably will not be, if the law is complied-with in the future. The police instead have been notifying violators where they were wrong.

Many, of these, they say, have not been conscious that they were breaking the law. Most of the violations consist of driving cars used in delivery and peddling under pleasure car licenses instead of commercial licenses as is required by law. Most of the car owners who were seen' a desire to comply with the statute in this matter. Several drivers of commercial cars were found without chauffeur's licenses. This condition arose from new drivers being hired, who had not been able to take out their cards.

Nearly all had applications in for permits. High Diver Fools Them, Cincinnati, Aug. Pulliam, 22, who jumped from the suspension bridge here and was believed to have been drowned, appeared at his home unharmed. PulUam explained that after giving his clothing to his friends and then jumping "just to prove that he could do it" the water felt so fine he decided to swim to the Kentucky shore. Wnen he got out of the water he could not find his friends.

They had gone to the police and reported Pulliam as i not having reappeared after his dive. Don't Forget We carry a complete line of Glass Jars for your niag: E-Z SEAL MASON SCREWrTOPS SAFETY VALVE ECONOMY JARS Also Fitz-Em-All pure paro gum rubber rings. SMITH SEELY ORDER BY PHONE PROMPT DELIVERY. Three Stores. Grocers and Bakers.

OLEAN SCHOOL OF The university of the State of New York Informs us that the use of the word "college" Is restricted to chartered institutions. In Canada where I conducted a similar Institution there was no such restriction and I was not cognizant of the legislation in this state. 4 I very cheerfully and promptly announce the change of name to Olean School of Business. I am a college graduate holding the degrees A. and Ph.D., from the Ohio Northern Univerity and Austin College of Illinois.

The Olean School of Business will specialize in Commercial, Stenography and Academic Studies, which latter includes Latin, Greek, French and German languages. School will open Tuesday, September 4. Night sessions each Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Students may now enroll at-any time. For terms, address North Union Street.

PEOF. A. A. BIBBER. Principal.

Olean, New York. OATS--No. 2 white, No. 9 white, FLOUR--Fancy blended patent, per i Let the Herald sell your property Insert nice descriptive ad on the Real Estate page. Must Savt Dairy Stuff.

Washington, Aug. 22. Warning that conservation of dairy products must be not only a wr measure but must be carried oa tie war, was given here by the food aflmlxds- MARKET REPORT New York Market. New York, Aug. 2L BUTTER nigher tfcaa extra.

EGGS--Fresh gatierei," extra fist, per bbL, 112.25. BUTTER--Creamery, extra, prints, 44c; good to choice, dairy, fair to good, crock butter, choice to fancy, EGGS Hennery, white, 50c; mixed, state, candied, 423p 43c. CHEESE--Fancy daisies, 24c; fancy flats, new, 2); long norns, POTATOES--New. No. 1.

bbL. fair to good, BEANS Marrow, per jnedliao, per pea, psr red kidney, per Eart BwJlaSo Live stock CATTLE Snipping steers, 113.59 fc-atcner steers, choice veals 15.25- ligot veals, EP AND -Choics CHEESB State fraih. Buffalo Provision Buffalo, Aug. 21. WINTER WHEAT No." 2 red, lambs, 113.25 6-15-50; mixed sheep, -Yorkers, light 120.00 OORN-rNo.

2 yellow, $U0; No. Buffalo Hay Market. HAY--Baled on track: No. 1 otiy, HS.WJlg'lit.'OO; No. 2, timothy, No.

3 liin- 114.00 straw, oats PoKtics I wish to publicly ttoanlt my good friends -who circulated my petitions placing my name as a candidate again for the office of Mayor. I also wish to thank those men wlo signed these petitions and say that I appreciate the high honor of again being your 'Candidate for this I promise if nominated, to -do every- 1 thing in iny power to worthy of your coiifrdk'ncs in thought and deed. Yours truly, POSIES STUDHOLME. oa Olean Trust Company OLEAN, N. Y.

Capital $100,000.00 Acts as Executor, Guardian, Trustee, and other Fiduciary Trusts Complete Interest Department Interest at the Rate of Credited January 1st aad July 1st WE DO A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Acccwnts of Individuals, Finos and CorporaHou Solicited OFFICERS THOS. H. OtTJNX, President JMX C. W. J.

BRAUN'SGHWEIGER, Sccrttary-Trcjuvrer Before going to bed, write out your i Want-ad for tomorrow's Herakl.