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22 DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY. MAY 11. 1911. TITE 'CHICAGO COO HOMIER MEET TO 1 TREE ESTATE BUYS PROPERTY 0 (A. Julius Brenhaus to Andrew Day CICERO.

Ritigeland. lot fl, Olson Co. 1st add- lot e9, 2 iSvea M. Erickson to David G. Erickson Grendale, blk 4, a 17, IC.

Aril Emma F. Sullivan et by M. to Francis E. Pray 1 SET NEW RECORD 1 lir' Pays for Premises at 720-736 Dearborn Street. 8.775 LYONS.

Forty-five Cars Are Entered for Decoration Day Race at Indianapolis. DEAL IN SOUTH SIDE FLATS. Apr 2-7 fAoz ii. Hill to Frank A. Marshall 5,0.00 NORTH TOWN.

Illinols-st. 1'20 of La 37x1 Aoril 29 Fredric 11 Hofmann to John BoyisIon 10 of La 443c 100. April 20 Thos. W. Mge and Margt.

his wife to Jno. stonJ 10 191 of f. 11)3. April 29 Sarah Van to Adolph Pollack, et al. 6,400 SOUTH TOWN.

1T5S ft. f. n01-4x 177. May 1 Charles E. ToAne to Hennie H.

Lepper 19 500 bet. 6.1h and 101. incumb. April 26 Frank H. Fsalkin to Louis Wartelsky I 11.000 Vinvennes bet.

8S.th and 31.1th-sts., f. t.tlx126, incumb. 62,000. April 10 (Edward P. Lundstrour urehard R.

Hair 4,500 La Salle-st, cor. Polk. Dec Pd1U Kate Cody to Northern Irust company, as trustee of estate of Sidney A Kent I 65.000 LEASELa cor. Polk. term.

1-010 years. commencing. May 1, 1911; rent first 5 yvars annually next 5 years annually next 10 years annually remaining 79 sears annually lessee to pay all taxe-s, in addit ion: lessee has option to extend lease for 15 years at an annual rental of bldg. to lessor at end of term without conivensaticn: dated Atril 11011 Estate of siduey A. Kent to Rogers SE Hall "Lake View" at 81st Street and Grove-land Brings 8200,000.

PRIZE LIST INCREASED. Chicago Motor Club Plans to Charter Special Train to Great Speed Test. 4 -t oZoll. I 4 11 I to 11 WIN 'i i Li tr, EY- IA 4-4 o-ic- 0 0 .1. '1 i4V-i'lb, z3 l-3 A i.

Ig''. V.Za',:..-'1&.I4Mr-giii-Z ti 1. I It4r 10,10: Afi I I jovit It 1 F1114111P-rtA) 4'7-1k, am r--, '-'ea- --t 7, 'IN diC Style 402 Loy Lyman's lot 3, block 14, 14 4, 33. 12, May I Samuel Nelson to W. C.

Tyler 7.500 La Grange. Leiters n. 50 ft of lots I and 50 ft. 40 ft lot 3. resub lots 13 to 16.

block 5. May I Frank L. Johnson to Ernest L. Honig 6,500 NEW TRIER. Winnetka Park Buffs, lot 5, block 13, May I James McElroy et al.

to Robert R. Mix. 800 Same May 1 R. R. Mix to John Lesleel 1,000 Wilmette.

lot S. block I. resub. block 2S incumb. 33,500, April 26 David Crabb to Evan R.

James) 6,500 Co. ft 193 ft lot 6. fr Sec IT, 42. 13. April 29 James Wood to Robert Gonsaloesi 10 Co.

100 ft ft lot 6. block 3, Co. fr. Sec. 17.

42. 13. April 29 Jorin C. Shirley to Robert L. Gonsaloesj 10 NORTHFIELD.

Township 42, lot 3 of blocks 2 and 4. pt 10. 42, 12, May I George A. Kiest to George 8,500 PROVISO. Township 39.

S5 ft lots 22 and 23. block 3, of lot 2 tia 3 and Pt 10, 39. 12, May 1 Estate Samuel R. Ilaven to Fred S. Haven, Joliet.

111. 1,000 Same. lot 3. block 5. and lot I.

block 10 same. May Same to estate Amanda Goodspeed, Joliet' 3.600 Same, lot 17, block 2, and lot IS. block 3, and lot 11, block I. same. May 1 Sante to Alice Kimball, Long Beach, (al.) 1.200 Same.

lot. 110. block S. of lots 13 and 14, block 2, same. May I Same to Herbert L.

Kimball, Oakland, Cal. 1,200 Sante, lot 22, same. May 1 Same to William H. Kimball, Burlingame, Cal 1,370 Same, lot 6. block S.

same, May I Same to Florence M. Kimball, Long Leach, Cal. 1.250 Grossdale, lot S. block 17, April 1.1'S George J. Schott to Louis Rottschalk) 700 being sub.

lot 542. Sec. 10, 39 12, April I Samuel M. Eahcall to Albert N. Char lesi 1 BY JortN G.

DE LONG. The largest field of racing automobiles ever brought together for a single contest was assnred yesterday in the announcement that forty4ive cars are to compete in the 500 tnile, M.000 race at the Indianapolis speedway on Deconation day. Entries for the big event closed Monday night but the speedway people were not able to announce the makc up of the official list until yesterday. At the time the entry list was being announced Chicago motorists were engaged in perfecting their plans to attend the battle of the speed merchants and indications are that the event will attract more local automobile race enthusiasts than ever attended an out of town affair in tlle history the sport. Special arrangements to attend are being made at both the Chicago Motor club and the Chicago Automobile club.

Members of the latter organization have scheduled a three day tour to the Indiana metropolis, while the Motor club members are making UP a special train tbat will return to CM-. cago the same clay. The Lambert Tree estate, by Its representatives, Howard Grey, the Merchants Loan and Trust company. and Seymour Morris, has purchased from Edward Aloeng, president of the Franklin company, printers. the ground at 720-7 Dearborn street, new number, between Polk and Harrison streets, for 20.01X).

The Bowes Realty company represented Mr. Moeng. The purchasers have leased' the property back to the Franklin company for a term of 108 years at an annual rent of 12,500, being 5 per cent on the purchase price, and it Is provided that the company is to build within Three years a building. to cost not less than 200.000. and to be not less than ten stories high.

The company plans, however, provide for a building not less than twelve stories high, of fireproof construction, costing between $2150,0110 and $300.000. The company probably will occupy seven stories with its business. The work of construction will start early in 191 2. and plans are now being prepared by Architect S. N.

Crown. The property has a frortage of approximately 125 feet on both Dearborn and Federal streets and a depth of feet between the two streets. It has been acquired during the last year through the Bowes company, at an approximate cost of (4y). The proposed building will be so constructed that it can be made available for office purposes if decided. McCulloch McCulloch represented the Tree estate in a legal way.

and William Bege of Knapp Campbell the Franklin company. Flat Property Brings A big transaction in south side apartment house property was closed yesterday in the purchase by Fredeick Bartlett Co. from Paul A. Sorg of New York city of the Lake View building, at the southwest corner of Grove land avenue and Thirty-first street. The lot fronts 100 feet on Grovel and avenue with a depth of 110 feet on Thirty-first street, and the building is an eight story and basement stone and steel structure, containing sixty-eight apartments.

The buthling overlooks Lake Michigan and has an grcss rent of about $:25 WO A nominal consid.eraOcn is given in the deed. but it is that the price is in excess of Mr secured the purchase money by a trust deed to the Chicago Title and Trust company. John F. In connection with Robert P. Walker.

negotiated the deal. North Side Apartment House Sold. The "Composite Gas Range" will enable you to cook a dinner of roast pork, biscuits, scalloped potatoes, macaroni and baked apples all at once with one and the same fire. No other type of range can cook such a meal with as small an amount of gas or in as short a space of time. HYDE PARK.

av. :2.6 a of Cid f. 25x May 2 Patrick J. Larcey to Amelia L. Delhi 4 MO 205 ef 90th-st.

50x98. May 1 Max and Otto DrItteger to Joseph Diamond 7.000 2( 0 of f. 25x121 March 2.7, Charles A. Lind to Joseph A Czeszevkskil 8,000 141 of ef, 25x13S, April 29 Carrie B. Parker to Orville Cuiranl 1 130 of POth-st.

f. 2x1i April 29 Josephine Browne and husbanc John. of Gary. Ind- to Louis J. and Mary Bahl.

wife 2.f(0 57th-st, 50 'e of Rosalie-et. f. 144x75142 incumb. $35 000. May 2 Mary J.

Koegan to Henry B. Scott Burlington. Ia.) 1 bet. 113th and ineurob. T.3.t0o Feb.

11 William H. Fiddelke to Henry Heath 6,000 83 of 57th-st. f. 60x162 April 27 David Angus to Henry A. Todd 25000 cor.

f. 175x124. April 3 Clara D. Frazer to Allan Vrooman" 700 Same ppty. April 19 Allan Vrooman to Prank W.

Mel.al"e 1,200 of Zdrx177, Jan 13. 1911 A. Cheney to John T. Cheney 1 150 of 12th-st. f.

25x125 Feb. 9 Aug-ust Jacobs to Margaret Jacobs 12 000 24S of f. 50x1S1 und. May 1 Marietta to Hol- us Lennial 625 Same und 4 Int. May 1 Marietta Bacon to Nellie Cochran I 625 eon f.

297x125, Aoril 26 Ignatius C. Stahl to Paul Koestner 8,000 LAKE. 47 of 53d. f. 502(1'24.

March 30 John N. Woods to John. Spieglj 5.900 bet Normal and Stewart. 5oxl2S, ApriP 22 Ida A. Pesiam to Thos.

W. Ilurtj 4,500 bet 5sth and 59th-sia, f. 25x121 April 11' Peter Link to Leonard DJ 8,000 cor Z. 41'x100. Ineumb.

87,000, May 1 Peas Pollard to Laurence Elkus. Indianapolis, Ind. 1 167 of a f. lex April 7 Adallne P. Choate.

'Winnebago Co to Geo. Menaghl 8.000 Green-at, 237 a of 77th, f. 40'125. April 14 Rachel Hart to Cornelius F. Belt 5,700 147 of 53d.

25x124. April 1 I Vni. E. S-alornan to Jos Ciinboral 2,000 247 of 74th-st. 33 1-3x 176 Ineumb.

$2.000, Nov. Wm- M. Crilly to Arthur G. Eastburn 8.100 La 130 of 39th, vv f. 200 ft, m.

or I through to P- P-. April 17 Chrisan to See Inc I 125 of 54zh, f. 50x124. April 25 Otto C. Haaker to Frank Hornof 8,500 225 of 74th.

f. 25x124. incumb $1 400, May 1 Anna A. Langner to IL Gemnrill 1,000 Morgan-st s2 of 58th, f. 33 1-3x124 May 2 Fred'k to Alex.

and Sarah Peterson 8,800 122 a of 25'125, April 14 Jos. Ibertsch to Josef and Anna Sertvet I 2,850 71st-st. 241 of State. a I 25x125. Incumb $3 500.

April, 29 John V. Newstrain to Helen Swenson 1 t2d-st, No. 3552 f. 372-2x124, July .9 190S Wm. W.

Riddell to Geo. Walker 1,760 48 of 4Sx124, April 2S Mary C. Boyden to Sarah websterl 2,700 116' a of f. 25x125, May 17. 1809 Lobt.

C. Glvins to Ole C. Jensen p. Motor Club Opens List. Assistant Secretary Wilson of the Moto club opened his exersion list 3-esterday and lasl night announced that forty-five reservaVoris Lad been made out of the 109 necessary to secure special rates.

Judging from the wa3- reservations are corning In, there seems no doubt the necessary 10( people will be secured early," said Mr. Wilson yesterday. There will be p'enty of aztornmodations for everybody. however. According to present arrangements tie train All7 leave here on the night of May 29 and wil, run directly to the track, leaving 'Jr Chicago soon after the finish of the race.

Berths and meals are to be included in the rates we are offering our members and their iriends. It is said hotel accommodations if. Indianapolis already are at a premium. and that the committee in charge has so far secured over SOO rooms to be used in case of an emergency." The more economical the range thi more the gas business will prosper that's why we had this "Composite" range built to our We expect to sell 40,000 of them this Spring. With every range we present copies of six famous lectures telling everything about the care and use of the gas range in connection with all classes of cooking.

RICH. Township 85, lots 2 and 3, block 5, resub. 51 pt 12, 35 13, of I. C. R.

H. April 13 Sarah E. Wallace to John H. Wood 7.500 Township 35. pt 26.35, 13, April 29 Henry Gleseke to Fred Grunstl 1,800 RIDGEVILLE.

North Evanston, lot 18, block 11. March 24 Fanny S. Trull to Homer G. Tate 1 North Evanston, Culver's lot IS. block 1.

incumb. March 2A Fanny S. Trull to Homer G. 1 Evanston, Hitt's 5.ft lot 15 and nZO ft lot 14, block 1. April 17 Alice J.

Comstock to Fred Forbecki 770 Building Permits. Clinton and Lake-sts. 4, 4 story brick grtore and. factory, Ben. 1.

Greenbaum 814,000 N. 2 story brick flats James PitiAY 3,500 1310 S. 2 story brick dwelling Frank De Vets 6,000 300t; 2 story brick dwelling, T. Hoffman (tom 3153 3 story brick stores and flats Harris Miller 16 000 NVinchester.av.. 1 story brick addition, Mrs.

Beyer 1,800 26-47 S. Ketizie-av story britlt flats, John 8,100 4224 3 story brick store and. flats E. F. Levee 18,000 560-1-364si S.

2 story brick fiats Braner 10.000 S. two 1 story brick cottages. J. A. Woods 5.000 N.

2 story brick'flats. Nielson 6,000 3 story brick apartMent. Edwin olson 100.0041 3 story brick bakery Kristan Baking company 55,000 124 E. 1 story brick addition. S.

1,000 52:3 s. 114 story trams reMdence Henry Lurtgrot 1,1300 534.11-5:',o7 six 2 story brick stores and flats. Pittsburg Building Ly 30.000 2 story frame resIdenCe Ernst Kieselbach 8,000 5018 3story brick flats, William A. Steindle- 1.000 1.0.7,210 2 story frame residence, Jame Burke 2,500 1422 NV. 2 story frame flats, Prank Clarck 2.900 7211 Aberdeen-st.

1.1'i story brick cottage Charles Thomas 8.000 1207-1211 S. three 2 igtorY "rick tr.r and fiats M. Reichman, 25.000 s.o7 Mut 2'. story frame flats August Frederickson 2.900 2story brick scores and offices. G.

N. Arrnstrong 10,000 6918 2 story brick flats, G. Wagner 5.000 4542 Bernarni-st story frame reeddence A. Hill Co 3,000 1421-1423 two 2 artery brick flats NIels Buch 9.000 1 story frame residence C. 1.000 5043 Hutchinson.av.

1 story frame residence Eric G. Dohlberg 1600 708 S. 42.1.ct.. 1,11 story brick residence, 1 Get particulars about payments and FREE installation at our downtown or any of our outlying stores. i1 1 'a I I I The Peoples Gas Light Coke Company, Peoples Gas Building, Michigan Boulevard.

Neither wash nor wear changes the size or style of Prize List May Total $40,000. The international sweepstakes event, while arnounced as a $2.5,000 affair, will be worth at least to the competitors, as a number of concerns have hung up spechil prizEs. The prize list has attracted every prominent racing driver in America, and the Memorial day carnival is bourd to pruduce some great competition. The forty-ftth entry announced was that of a Benz, and no was named it is pretty well unde: si.00d that Bob Burman. who a few days ago se'it a new worlds record at Ormond by going two miles at the rate of over 140 an bow, will be the pilot.

All of the great winners of 1911 who still are engaged actively in the racing game are entered. Incuding David Bruce-Brown, millionaire New Yorker, who won the grand prize race at Savannah last fall; Harry Grant, twice winner of the Vanderbilt; Joe Dawson. winner of the donor's trophy in the Vanderbilt; Teddy Tetzlaff, winner of the contest, and Ralph Mulford, winner of the Chicago Motor club's Elgin national race, the Fairmount park race, and other big contests. Other speedway and track stars like be Palma, Strang, Disbrow, Chevrolet, Hearne, lterz. Wilcox, Aitkin, Harroun, Lytle.

Bfagz, Endicott, and others also ara included in the list of the drivers namtd. i31 each Vor 25 t.11.41..d A Ica bseetS. 2 "'or 25 ARR ISTEAMbiliiP LINES- liatekaaas I AMEilICAN E. iPLYMOuni 11 rIt.but, kt.t.,;-,Jc-THANrIPTA New York May a ot. kai 2 Eb-iacelpi-lia --May 12 Irit.

l'aul kAr 141.11-A LkL.PHIA-Q CE EN STOk Havel-ford May 6 Frbraland Merlon May -Jtas2 ATLANTIC LINE. NEW 1 Itirinekaska --May t1 ktinneliPtilLa RED STAR LINE. i LONLON. PARIS VIA ANTWERP. nova Finland May Kroonland Is 1, AN: WHITE STAR.

LINEN- STO 1 N-LI VERPOOL Baltic -M4Y 11172 Celtic May 1:4 Celric I Nia2eat1c May Cr eante May 1 7 Majevtic 'um 1 Ad: latic Ma 3- 17 N.lajf.-Ette flim I 1 4 4i( ,4 0 Ti" Ili; 4 I OFFICIAL WEATHER FORECAST. OiFFICD Or CHIEF OF WEATHER BUREAU. D. May B.Forecast for Thursday and Friday: and IndianaIncreasing cloudinea s. probably followed by showers Thursday night or on Friday.

light variable WIT1415. Ohio, lower and upper Michigan. and Wisconsin Fair with slowly rising temperature Thursday and Friday. light variable winds. Tennessee and KentuckyFair In east.

unsettled In west portion Thursdav, Friday fair, with rising temperature. North DakotaFair Thursday and Friday, moderate temperature. South Dakota and Iowa Cloudy. probably showers Thursday night or Friday. rising temperature.

fair Thursday and Friday, light variable winds. Missouri, Kansas, and NebraskaLocal rains and warmer Thursday. Friday fair and artner. A rkf.nsa. and OklahomaLocal rains Thursday, Friday fair and warmer.

C. )NQUEENSTO'A NLIVEE200; i NEW Y( F(K AND 13DiFTON. TO THE MFDITERHANEAN. The Azores. Madeira Ga4-614-r.

FOS Genou. Crette Ms. Canopie 1Cal I F.C. FROWN. E'ssenger Agett.

N. W. Cor of are! LeSaiie-sA R9nrInlph 46348 Cars and Their Drivers. the evert fol. 117-; 'J GIRARD MILTON b- 201111 high 2581 high Have the strongest button.

boles it la possible to put in a collar Cloett. restwAy As Troy, I' ST EA3ISII IP LINES. UCCALk ALL RECORDS LP.OisLEN DAIS 10 HOL RS 41 mrsurza. By the Reliable CC-NARD LINE. Established Ifif).

NEW CANADIAN SERVICE MODERN TWIN SCREW STEAMERS. Fitted with Wireless and Submarine Signals. MONTREALQUERECLONDON. PICTURESQUE Si. LA WRENCE ROUTEALBANIA.

Nlay 20 July 1 Aug. 12 A USON LA June 3 July 15 Aug. 26 ASCANIA NEW 1911) June 9 -laity 24 9 Carrying only second and third class passengers at very low rates. The New Quadruple Serew Turbine 4 dayl SLIps. LUSITANIA NIA I-RETANIA.

780 feet long. 32,000 zons, T9.4..0 h. Largest. fastest, and most luxurious of Leviathans THE NEW 10111 PALA11AL CUNARDER. FRANCONIA-- Twin srtrew, feet IS150 tons.

Largest. Fastest, finest Steamer to Sails May 30 June 27. July Aug 22. THE MAMMOTH FAS MAIL LINER CAMPANIA. Tw.

Sc tili)) ft. long. h. P. THE GIGANTIC NEW EAST Li- VI 3.1-IL-ANS.

Those Wonderful Floating CARMANIA. triple screw turbine LARGEST TRIPLE C. STEAMER IN SERVICE. anti her sister snip, CARONIA. twin screw.

both 20.000 to and TWO OF THE LAPflEST IN THE WORLD. IVERNIA. Twin Screolt GOO ft. long, 14.214-1 Noted for its extreme steadiness at sea. AQurr ANIALACONIA Elevators.

Grillrooms. Veranda Cafes. Gymnasium. Lounges. Daily Paiers.

and PandA La Carte Sert.ice without extra charge. NEW TORKEISHGCA fL. Lusitania May 10 May 31 June 21 July 19 Mauretania May 24 June 14 July 5 Aug- 2 N. Y.QUEENSToWNFTSHG'D---- LIVERPOOL. Caronia May 6 June 3 July 1 July 20 Campania May 17 June 7 June 28 July 26 Carmania 'May 2f) June 17 Juiy 12 Aug 12 BOSTONQUEEN s-row Ivernia May 16 June 12 11 Aug.

Franconia Ma 30 June 27 July 25 Aug- 22 CUNARD HUNGARIAN AMERICAN SERVICE NEW YORK TO Elt-NIE VIA GIBRALTAR. GENOA. NAPLES. TRIESTE. SAXONIA.

Twin Screw. il00 ft. lone. 14 270 tons. One of the largest sailing to Mediterranean.

And Other Modern Twin Screw Steamers. Sagonia Yy 18 July 3 Aug. 24 Pannonia June 1 July 20 Sept. Carpathia June 15 Aur. Sent- 21 'Iravelers' checks good all ON-4-1- the world.

SEND FOR POOKLET. A NEW WAY TO THE OLD WORLD." THE CITNA RD srry, NISH CO LTD Dearborn and Rami.1ph-ete Pre 2451. NORTH. GERMAN .1.4.4.) Meals a la Carte without extra chars. Wireleas and Submarine SignalsLONDONPARISBREMEN.

Express Sailing Tuesdays. Fast Mail Sallings Thursdays. GmP-AurAnALGIERSNAPEESGENDA. NVEEKLY SA ILI NGS St. Lawrence Route to Euro rn 311 1' Cia 9 'Fs 4 5 1.2 3 rr ro 0 Flax of obt.ervation.

May 3 1911. C.0 a 0 I 1 I PROVER REMEDY FOR ECZEMA Used D. D. D. Six Months All Itching Gone! This Is the actual experience of Anne Croman, Santa Rosa.

with the wonderful D. IX D. Prescription. D. D.

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We know that D. D. D. will do all that is claimed for It. Public Drug 21 So.

State: Buck Rayner. State and Madison and Madison and La Salle; Consumers' Drug State and Randolph; Central Drug Co State and washincon; Dconomical Drug 12 No. Sate-st. C.0 Et.t, LAn 4 it a el 11 L.rui-OCAL LCkxT1C MECANTIC' L.ARGE:ST AND MOST Sil.sn31 on this Short and Dusurisis Electric Elevators. Orchestras.

First. necund and Third AT MIERATE RATS. One Class Cabin tcallol Second Class by Twin Screw Steamers Teutonic. "Caws. Dominion." Third class 1040 carried in iigPms Inclosed roorna of 2 and 4 berths.

Wireless Telegrai.hy on all Steamers. BasPit checked through witheut ExaminationF. C. BROWN. NVe.601Tri Arpt.

N. W. Cor. Washington arid La Cusp Phune FREN21-i LINE. COMPAGNIE ERA LE lit A 2.: A merrIO NEW YORK TO HAVRERAF-Li.

THE SIX DAY ROUTE." Naval officers. submarine and wire.ess sys tern. La Lorraine 3'1. 3 Y. 4 La BretagneNU PrOVenCe---May 11 Extra sal -Ina one cabin steamer.

Mai class rate ton M. KOZ IN F- KT. 1N- A rt 71 LLOYD LI ALLAN S. CO. NEW YoRKN A LESGENOA.

May 1(11 LtIlkiana. ay J4 a Cabin. ...5 and up; a I 0 A. roOrri C. B.

IC ARDS Gereral ArPr.p a.1;.6.11T71 1 Driver. Strang De Palma Baldwin Aitken Diebrow Fox Knight Jagersburger Jones Anderson i shart Turner Gelnaw Pearce Belcher A. Chevrolet C. Base Hearne Grant Merz Wilcox Clemens Adams Ellis Cobe Tower Delany Bruce-Brown Van Gorder Frayer Dawson liarroun Mulford Tetzlart Lytle Houghes El glow Beardeley Bragg Gibbons Hall Endicott The complete entry list for No. Car.

Bore. Stroke. 1Case 4i4, 5 54 8Interstate 4 51.2 4--Nationa1 5 511-16 5Pope-Hartford 4 5112 6Pope-Hartford 4 511 7Westoott 514 8Case 414 5 9Case 4,4 5 19Stutz 4 Vi 11Mercede3 5 1-19 51-19 12A mplex. 5-16 5 i 514 14Falcar 414 5:4 15Knox Six 5 434 16-11u ic 6 514 17Buick 6 18Benz .5 1-19 4-19 19A1co Six 21National 4 22McFarian 5 24Jackson 47i 4 a 444 26Jackson 51,2 27Cutting 26Flat 5 712 .5 6 5 514 SiMarmon 4,. 7 82Marmon 41,1 5 88Lazier Os 6 84Lozier 6 85Apperson 8CMercer 41- 3 0M ercer 88Simplex 89Fiat 5,1 40Velie 41-4 41Velle 414 54 42--Cole 43Cole 414 41i 44Amplex 45-13enz I 1 1 The north side also turned up an important deal In this class of property in the sale by E.

'Orris Hart Co. for Dr. Charles Vie Ward, trustee. to William C. Ceadvvick of the Mineola building, at the southwest corner La Salle avenue and Oak elrf et The building.

which OCCUpieS a plot of ground 461exlIS feet, is a seven story and basement structure and contains twenty-eight apartments. in to a cafe. It hat, a gross anneal rental of .112 210. The censideratem is and in connection with the Hart Co. regetiated a loan of for Mr.

Chadwick. South Side Residence Sold. Henry B. Scott of Burlington, has purchased' from Mary J. Keegan the apartment house property in Filfey-seventh street.

fifty fc east of Rosalie court, with 144xehle feet of ground, north front. A censideration of $1 is named in the deed, but the transfer is subject to an incumbrance of $3,5.000. Charles E. Towne has soli to Hennie H. Lepper the residence property in Calumet avenue.

37e3 feet north of Twenty-fifth street. lot 5eelex177 feet. east Lona with three story brick dwellire eontaining sixteen rooms, for e4iereute John Lt. kereeht Co. negotiated the sale.

There was filed for record earring the day a notification that the Central Trust company. as trustee. under a bond issue had taken possession of the porperty at the northeast corner cf Fleetwood street and West North avenue, 7e.9):31eri feet, fronting east On the north branch of the 'ever. It belonged to the Chicago Wharfing and Storage company. one of the John R.

Walsh companies, and was taken over by the trust company at the request of the because of default in the payment of Interest and principal of the bonds. Mrs. Catherine Murphy has sold to Henry Schoelkoph the two story business property at e21 North Clark street for Jacob H. Mahler was the broker. Harbor Bill Discussed by Board.

An etTort tb place the Chicago real estate board on record as opposed to the Juul outer harbor bill failed at the monthly meeting of that organization yesterday. The matter came up in a report submitted by the river improvement committee. of which A Halsey is chairman, and in which it was stated that the committee is not prepared to say that the O'Connor bill contains all the provisions necessary to give the city power to build an outer harbor. but the Juul bill was opposed by the committee because it was declared to be antagonistic to the best interests of Chicago. Mr.

Halsey and Frank G. Hoyne were the principal speakers in behalf of the report, and they contended that to the cley should be given the power to construct the harbor. Mr. 1403-ne declared would prove of great value to the city as a source of revenue and referred to the revenue of New York City from this source. Wyllys W.

Baird said that public sentiment in Chicago etronely favored the Juul bill. and expressed the opinion that the objections raised as to the purpoees of the sanitary district in the matter were groundless. He said the belief was that the O'Connor bill meant no harbor for the city. The vote was light, as the attendance a as small. and the report was lost by the deciding vote of the chairman.

Flans for Denver Convention. Valentine H. Surg-hnor of the committee on the coming annual cenvention of the National A850- ciation of Beal Estate Exchaeges. to beid at Denver July 17-22. said that a special train would leave Chicago over the Northwestern road Sunday right, July 16, would arrive in Omaha the f0110Wing morning, where several hours will be passed in sightseeing, and would reach Denver the 'morning of the 17th.

A round trip fare of $30 had been seeured, he said, good until Oct. 31, The board of menagers of the national' association will meet in Chicago tcday and will be tee guests of the real estate board at its regular weekly luncheore They will talk about the Denver Contention. Real Estate Transfers. LAKE VIEW. 1S0 of EVar.St:.n-RV..

8 le-ocle0 incumb elleesee. Leo. 1e10 Herman Sehartenbeig to Sadie Neulander 1 At c- of NV f. teex A pre 10 Ge), K. Spoor to Chas.

8,000 Berwynave leo a of I.eavitt,St. f. lee Apil it S. Brown. to Chas Bens 2.931 Berwyn-eve 15e cf Leaviet-st.

f. e'ex 124. Aeril eS Hermaen C. Hellmann to Aricirees Areher 8,5470 147 of eix1.57 Arrii istate Peank of Chicago to eomas E. Laiaom it ail 10 Same ppty, Arra 11 Eel.

C. F. Weber to nm Is E. Larson 10 Grenville-av 177 of ecuteport-ave ve a incemb Se iee. May 1 Oscar Lurcietporn to Pearl K.

Ihl 4.300 fil7rilton av elf" 5 et' 1tos riese. leex li Aerii lEmma Gehl to WIII. Herges 2.4e0 Pamine-ea. 0: lie 1 a f. toxieo.

April le, Henry B. Scott to Mary J. Kee gen" 1 ve of Elra nst on -av eex127) April 8 Job A. McDowell to Lawrence E. Lettervall 1,320 241 of Evanston-ay.

a 6 L. Cochran to Law- Law E. Zettervaill 1,320 2e2 of a f. feet eily 2 Wm. eemons to Mabee Setree's 1 tee 2t133, 2 Mable Symons to Wen eymenel JEFFERSON.

e. rer. Lawn eale-ev. f. May 2 Christ Agerseurg to Hares PLitigel 1 N.

154 of incerrib. Selateele March l9 Mathias Miller to Bans, C. Jensen N. leo a of Humboldt-ay. x125 April 27 Frank H.

Dickey to Hartk-e 3.800 of Sunnyelde-av 124. 'neural). $2,600, April 29 Gustav Kandatzke to Joseph 500 an Buren-se. 2.311 of S. a a eee eiex125.

Aoril et Paul J. Vernon 'to B. 'Freud Same April 26 S. B. Freud to Katherine Vernon .1 125 of Selwyn-ay.

f. 5,3025. March ee) Mathias Miller to Hank C. Jensen 1.200 St. Louteeave No.

4e27. f. 3exle5 antV 27 Alonzo H. Hill to Josephine al' Clifferd Et. No trjz f.

303.126 Easte-rn a tates A lbany 38 42 34 Boston 42 48 38 Buffalo 38 40 '30 Charleston 60 62 58 New York 48 52 3.3o Parkersburg 50 56 38 Pittsburg 48 50 38 Raleigh .56 64 44 Washington 54 60 40 Gulf stes Abilene 67 74 541 Amarillo 74 78 52 Atlanta (.2 68 48 El Paso 54 84 56 Galveston 66 68 56 .40 Jacksonville 64 74) 64 .04 Mobile 64 66 Zol -30 Montgomery 66 72 54 New Or1eans 64 64 56 .32 San Antonio 66 72 54 Fhreveport 70 74 48 Tampa- 86 Vicksburg 66 74 52 East central states Alpei 38 48 Cairo 52 60 46 Chicago 56 59 37 Cincinnati C.I4 56 40 Cleveland 443 GO Detroit 46 52 30 Escanaba 44 46 24 Grand 42 50 34 Grand Rapids 48 54 32 Grr-en Bay 54 30 Indianapolis .52 54 38 Madison 50 54 36 Marquette 36 42 24 Memphis 62 66 441 N.W. 6 Clear 'W. 22 Clear N.W. 6 Clear lo Cloudy N. 20 Clear N.

6 Clear N.W. 8 Fair S. 6 Clear N.W. 8 Clear S.F.. 14 Clear S.F..

8 Fair E. 14 Cloudy W. 8 Cloudy N.E. 12 Cloudy N. 6 Itain E.

4 Cloudy S. 4 Cloudy E. 6 cloudy 4 Clear E. 4 Clear N.E. 6 Fair N.E.

8 Fair S.F.. 12 Clear N.E. 14 Cloudy W. 12 Fair N.W. 4 Cloudy N.

4 Cloudy E.E. 4 Cloudy N.E. 10 Clear W. 6 Clear N.W. 6 Clear N.W.

Fair W. 4 Fair N.W. 6 Fair E. 4 Clear N.E. 8 Fair S.E.

4 Clear N. 30 Clear 12 Clear S.W. 4 Clear S.E. 4 Clear N. 10 Clear W.

12 Clear S.W. 4 Clear 4 CALUMET. 117th-st. 5 of f. 50x137, April 25 Jno.

F. McBride to Burchard Hair 1,000 Perry-av 125 of f. 25x120, April 29 Edward Gorman to Water Mills 8,000 of 111). 40x123. ineumb $1.400.

April 30 (Edwin S. Miner to John F. Moloney) 1200 WEST TOWN. Adams-st. 250 of St.

f. 2 5x F. Feb. 14 Elmer G. Case to Anna O' Mara 12,000 Congress-st.

33 of Spauldirg-av. ex- tended, 25x125. May 1 Cfinton and husband. Peter, to E. Huntington Pratt 1,800 cor 50x124.

Feb. 5 Estate Lambert Tree to Anna A. King s. 4,000 ta3113wlot La f. Hanintheitnri Tree av 8 tfo 1,800 cm- S.

f. 50x123 incumb. S5m00. April 29 Julius S. Kaden ta G.

Arthur Buhl 12.400 57 of St Louis-ay. f. 2 5x 102. May 1 Jas. P.

Collins to John Leblearl 1 350 of f. 25x124, Nov. 15. 1910 Richard F. Goodman, Newton.

N. to NValter Mills 10 S. 4oth-av 223 Of 25th-st f. 64x125, March 22 Frank W. T.

Glover to Vaclav Brouk 1.650 S. 225 of f. 25x11.5 March 24 Anastazie Prokop to Jerry Hatzl 2075 S. 50 of f. 25x125, May 1 Frank Votava to John Tlachac 1.500 S.

42d-ct. 250 of 14th-st f. ir.ox125, April 10 Jas. McFarlane to Harry McFarlane 5 Same April 10 H. McFarlane to Mary McFarlane 5 50 of STringfield, 25x124 March :23 test.

Lamtrert Tree to Jerome Cermak 1.375 99 of f. 29x150 Jan 31 est. Lambert Tree to John Gaintyj 2.900 25 of 28th-Ft f. 49)025, and o. April '20 Louis P.

Larson to L. P. Larson Real Property Fremont. Neb. 1 131 of 283(124, April 27 Christian Anderson to Leo Lucian 900 Jackson-se.

159 of Springfield-ay. 29x 124, M. or April 2S Christian L. Anderson to Guy R. Churchill 9,800 Jackson-se.

377 of S. f. 50x 125. April 20 Jacob Peter to Edward Frye 2,800 134 of 12th-st 25x125 April 29 Wm. Libman to Moses Schiff 8,300 150 of S.

257E125. May 1 John M. LeClear to James P. Collins 1 291 of f. 25x 125 April 28 Isaac H.

Mansell to C. R. Birdseyel 1.250 169 of 28th-st. f. 36x124 April 29 Julia A.

Pardee to Ellen Reardon 2,700 75 of S. f. 25x121 Aoril 19 Marie Seyfried to Edmund -Ward 1,000 138 of California. 109x 125. and 0 p.

AMU 19, 1910 IS. Adam Lewinsohn quitclaims to Jennie Worthington 1 Seme May 1 Jennie Worthington to Marcus Kasen 1 100 of George. f. 25x125 incumb. $1.000.

March 1 S. Brown Jr. to NVm. L. Hummel 2,283 bet.

24th and 37r12x125, April 19 Joseph Platzky to John V. Pouzar 48 of Churchill. 24155, April Charles G. Ricklers to Paul Wenig-man 1150 10 of Diversey. f.

29x l26. incumb. 82.000. April 25 Hans H. Larsen to Charles M.

and Henry I. Hector 8,300 45 of Schubert. f. 30x 120. April 27 Andrew Brunton to Emil W.

Pfaff 7,000 St. cor. I. 64x125, March 23 heirs of Esther Scott. Lansing, to John Lopina 2,600 St, 175 of Stave.

f. 25x 110. 'neural). 83.0(0, April 27 Line. Larson to Gustave Nelson 5,000 '200 of f.

28.80x Ineumb. April 25 Martin Serum to Albert Wickstroml 6.000 177 of 2.4th-5t., f. 25x125, April 25 (Jungrnan B. L. to Jan Steflak 6.350 125 of V7 f.

25x125, April 20 Frank Felt)) to Marie Chva11 8,000 215n of L-24x 125. Nov. 15. 1910 (Sarah Reid to William John Reid) 5 of N. April 22, (Thomas H.

Hulbert to William 5.750 225 of 27th, f. 25x126. April 13 Frank Zaloni to Emanuel Kasper 2,500 168 of Ohio. 25x126. incumb 81-500.

May 1 Frank Keiser to Anton Carlson 4,000 cor. S. f. March 2 Frank L. Karel to J.

P. Kennedy 700 cor. 44th-av. f. 50x115 April 17 Albert to Wiktorya Warchol 5.000 74 of 28th-st.

f. 25x125, April 3 Charles Kolarik to.Jan Peekal 2.850 lO of Lytle. f. April ZS Catherine Collins to Henry Cohen 240 of S. 30x125, incumb, $1.900.

March 25 Jozel J. Dlouhy to, AntOTI J. Plueltebaum 4.500 22ast. of f. in- comb 81.000.

April 29, Vaclav Skrna to Anna. Riha 8,000 250 of f. 2-5x124, April 7 (M. Nevedomekis to Antonos Statkewices 1,523 Van 112 of S. f.

28x 124 Ineumb. April 4 Frederick Sahlin et al. to Charles 3. Rea and Robert T. Carey 7.100 24 of f.

24x100 April 29 (Johanna Purcell to Szyrnow Sim lanoski 1 1,800 213 of (-Homo. f. 39x130 April 26 Magdalena Luhmann et al. to Carl G. T.

Coehn et all 1,850 CALUMET. Streeter's lots 42 to 44, block 18 of blocks 11 And la, a 17. 87, 14, April IS italtayain 1 1.4aki. OCODEUCH rnATS TO NIUSTCEIX)N GFILI: lifiLVerl anti 'Ea 7 4,5 p. WodrIcodol Ffloayek a4d Slatondays: to k.

p. m. excl-pt Sunday. Doan; foal' -ay. a SOUTH HAVEN LINEIt 7') P.

TUEStiot Thursday. and Satur.lay 14 a. Morday Ph I 81- 4) 4P teil'l 1.1."1101L I T121 2 I r. all Walter Jones Sailing, SATURDAYS. Connections by Company's Steamers for Egypt Ind la.

and Ear East. BALTIMOREBREMEN, DIRECT. One, Class ILI Cabin Steamers WEDNESDAYS. OELRICHS General Agnts, N. Y.

City. CL.AUSSENIUS General Weetern Agents, NADIAN PACIFIC ST-i THE TOURIST HIGH WAY and SCENIC ROUTE TO EUROPE THE ST. LAWRENCE The SHORTEST OCEAN PASSAGE LESS THAN 4 DAYS AT SEA by the EMPRESSES 01- THE ATLANTIC. weekly sailing Quebec. to Liverpool.

First cabin, second cabin, 1.51 25; one class cabin called second cabin, third cabin. and $31.25. For particulars write H. M. ACCA LLCM.

G. A. Phone Han 1713 224 S. Natural Laxative Vater 1111C Quickly Relieves: Biliousness, Sick Headache, fawn; Stomach Disorders, and 8T PAT I I a' I Me- i 4.worr -ouTo MAHMOUT CHALLENGES GOTCH. Will Wrestle Champion on Winner Take All Basis Before Club Cffering Most Inducement.

2MIICI5 THE ALLAN LINE STEAMSHIP LINES. 0081.1A havisatioa St. Lawrence Route to Europe. vIss THAN 4 DAYS AT SEA Messaze and Krone. the local matchmakrs who look after the inttrests of Yussiff Mahmout, the Bulgarian wrestier, ytsterday elated, they will match their man NV ll Frank G-'otch on a winner take all basis and wrsstle before the club offering the lacst iniloccments.

Mahmout is in London, but will return to this country in July. According to Krone. Mahmout will be ready to wrestle ors Labor day and if the Empire Athletic club can get Gotch to wrestle on a winner take all basis, the club can have the match. WEEKLY sArt NG TO LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW.

LONDON. AND HA VRF, roRTISIGHTLY SAILING FROM LOS-IQ-N. AND PHILADELPHIA. TO GLASGOW. ALLAI1 OG ticitk 127 N.

Decarhorri-st. CH ICA GO. Milwaukee .42 56 34 Na St: VI 1 le tit) 64 40 Ste. Marie 34 42 24 Springfield. 111 54 5S 38 West central states Bismarck 64) 64 80 S.F.

8 Clear Charles City 34; Foi 30 N.W. 4 Clear Concordia 46 46 40 .44 E. 4 Cloudy Davenport 56 60 38 N.W. 6 Clear Des Moines 36 60 40 W. 6 Clear Devils Lake 60 60 26 S.W.

4 Clear Dodge 46, 54 46 N.E. 16 Cloudy Dubuque 54 58 34 N.W. 4 Clear Duluth 50 34 30 8 Clear Huron 56 60 28 S.W. 8 Clear Keokuk 50 60 38 S.W. 6 Clear Little Rock 64 66 46 E.

4 Cloudy Moorhead 58 62 22, N. 8 Clear North Platte 3S 40 32 .16 E. 4 Cloudy Oklahoma 70 74 48 S.E. 10 Cloudy Omaha 50 f4 44 'W. 4 Cloudy Rapid City 50 54 28 S.

20 Cloudy Sioux City 54 56 40 S.W. 4 Fair St. Louis 50 52 46 W. 6 Cloudy St. Paul 58 640 34 N.

10 Clear Springfield. Mo 48 58 42 N.E. 10 Cloudy 48 48 46 N.E. 10 Rain 62 64 32 B.E. 12 Fair Mountain arul plateau states Boise 470 72 48 S.

4 Cloudy Cheyenne 46 54 at) .04 W. 10 Fair Denver 52 56 34 N.W. 8 Fair Havre 70 70 40 S.E. 4 Fair Helena 62 66 44 .01 W. 6 Fair Lander 62 66 84 W.

4 Fair Phoenix 92 54 N. 4 Clear Pueblo 6'2 66 46 S.F. 14 Cloudy Salt Lake City 70 70 50 N.W. 4. Clear 'Yellowstone Pk.62 64 3.3 S.W.

14 Cloudy Pacific statea Fre5no 7S 79 52 W. Clear Los Angeles 60 70 64 S.W. 12 Clear Portland. Ore 56 56 50 .32 S. 14 Pain Sacramento 68 68 48 S.

12 Clear San Francteco 60 or2 W. 10 Clear an Diego 60 64 54 W. 10 Clear Walla Walla 60 66 50 .04 W. 6 Cloudy Canadian atations Pattleford .64 66 84 S.E. 4 Fair Calgary 62 68 38 S.W.

10 Fair Edmonton 68 76 36 S. 6 Fair Hat 76 7S 46 S.W. 4 Cloudy Minnednea 58 62 18 S.E. 4 Clear Montreal 32 38 30 W. 12 Fair Qu'Appelle 62 64 34 S.E.

10 Clear White River 42 44 18 N. 12 Clear Winnipeg 6 60 40 N. 4 Clear WEATHER IN CHICAGO. The teruperattrre, as observed by L. Manasse optician, So West Madison street.

Tribune building. was as follows: Thermometer-8 a. in 47; 9 51; 10 a. nu. 64; 11 a.

55; 56; 1 p. 3 p. 59: 6 p. zn. 69.

Barometera a. 2q.60; 2a.tok it A A 'I I I 4 Id ChiCng0 ea North Westerl- D417. 181111daY. Ei Faturday. tElt.

BunIP lEt. Monday. Ticket ofroo. 148 8. Clark S.

'Telephone EasiAl 1221) and t4treet i012. atm elepnoase Main an A utoutauo COL Leas. Milwaukee. Madleon stLitle aff, arn wa ukee. heboyge.a.

3un mow. el filMam Ii4D5am. Rockford. reeport.4-1:169nt a'ilft) am 51111'6Ikea. Menominee.

Escanaba. 5'- St. Paul. MInneapolos.Sladann... 915am La Croatia, Witiona.Mlnn.

and Dak- ne-'1; 1 Omaha. Cedar Ran Ins. Des Hanes' 1065 am RO, Freeport I 1 Milwaukee Green lia7 ,01 'Lo5 aussu. arshfold t123ciptct Cedar Rapids and ddlla 4 1110 Kenosha. Racine.

Milwaukee aSs ADCpm Milwaukee. Careen bay, Manorlino 05410pm Milwaukee. Ma.1 loon. Waukesha. .,.11141 44411'1-rinap Pplziatta 40 151D Pal Milwaukee Waukesha.

Ashland 04 62.bpna "'ninth. Janesville I Milwaukee. Calumet. 1 6 lYipm Ssult Ste Marie bronsh Meow') Pao A35nm inneaprd is. I rancieco, Loa gyve 1 Ogden.

alt Sal TOO 1:713 Wri Northern Iowa and t1211 b.1.15pm Elgin. Icockfnrd. Ildripm Kenosha, tiacine and Mhwsukes ElDOpm LaCrosse. Winona. Black 11114 pin St.

Paul. Inneapolis and Duluth. 1-0: IS auk Omar's. Salt Lake. Los A nmelc 11 Var: 101.6pm Portland and Puget Seund Poinl- IfOripm i lwaukk.e.

Green bay. Locanabs 1 'Ito 1045 pin Omaha. Da Moines. Denver 4 1046pm Omplia. Sioux Black tglai Salt Lake.

San 11 rancisco. Leonel Stook Omaha, Cedar Rapids ejts Portland and Puget Sound point. 11)45pm Omaha. Northern Iowa and Dakota 1 245arn Milwaukee. Marquetta.

Aablard 1 I 245121 Mrtomines. RhinelandNo 4 2:50 am le. SI aditionlit-Paul toultio I bzi) sm St. Paul, Minnoepot le. Daluilt coo 13 0 an LaCrosse and Winona.

4 ballr Cblnago-MIlwaukee. Sunday 11. (e) launday 14,25 S. m. tit) Doily chiosf; 4no Sunda," 15 p.

m. I 1 C3 Pt baziney 4. IterwsLitiega HANIRG-AMERICAN LONDONPAR ISHAMM-MG. Cincinnati May 6. 1 p.

rm. It Bulguie, Mar 6. 2 p. irk. Amerika May 11 President Lincoln Way 17 Rita-Carlton a la ear-to IlteoLutrant i'Nernburg direct.

only. at Plymouth and Cherbourg. GIBRALTAR. ALGIERS. NAPLES.

S. S. HAMBURG May 20. 10 A. M.

S. S. MOLTKE June 3 Direct sierelos PHILADELPHIA-HAMBURG. Tourist Dept far Trips Every-where crtzsEs TO THE 'POP OF 'WORLD. NciRWAY.

NORTH CAPE. 8F1-1-ZRERGEN. IcELAND AND NORTHERN CAPITALS BY MAGNIFICENT CRUISING STEAMERS. FROM HAMBURG IN TUNE, JULY. AND AUGUST.

HOGAN TO RETURN TO ARENA. Californian Changes His and Decides to Meet Winner of tt.e Brown-Mtirri-ty New York, May Cr Pourd Hogan, who declared befole 1.1f wth Ad gest that he would rc tlre fcm the ring unless he came out winner, has chang.ed his mind. Instead of returning to tIle coast. he has decided to remain in New York and plans to come back in a match with the winner of the Knockout Brown-Tommy Murphy tight here next week. ANCHOR LANENEW Yo GLASGOWLONLooNLER ft YLIVERPOOL Furnessia May 6 June 3 Ju.y 1 July Cailfornia 13 Juue 1, ALE.

Columbia may 20 June 11 July IS Aug. i2 ca.lerionia May 27 June 24 July 22 Aug. 1:1 Make reservaAions now for 667.50 and $72 54: Send $43 ou istid 647 50; Steerage and 2s YORK TO NA PLEs cABrx, sem oo AND Iss N. La sALLE-s-r. TEL FRANKLIN 1423 ELOLLAN A ERICA LINE TWIN SCREW SAILINGS NEW YORKLONDONPARIS.

Via. Plymouth and Boulogne-a-M. stoTTERDAM Every Tuesday. lo a- rn. iNoordarn May 16 tRotterdam May 23 tNew Amsterdam Ma) I tRyndam ay 30 via Roulogne-a-M tVia Pis mouth and BOLE'S14k.

145 N. Dearborn-st- Chfcago. Cent. 2640. EUROPE AND THE ORIENT ao flue tours, 52S5 upward; frequent 14th annual orient cruise Feb.

1. 1:312 by rabic i 71 days; all earenses. t100 and upward. Five round the world tours. 1911.

61,550 and up. D. O'LEARY. 56 W. Chicago.

Central 5325. FRANK CLARK Times Rui7ding. New Tort TRIP, $20 AND UP. tours at moderate rates. Sanderson aban.

A a I.e Elli.L0-111t 03 igh 149 La bto4re-OL1 Seed for bookleg. ITAM13URG-AlrERICAN 160 West Randolph-at Chicago. ITALIAN LIN ES NAVIGAZIONE GENERALE rrALtANA tLA VELOCE (Faet ItatIan Line). goeitit di Navigazione a 'Twine, TO NAPLES AND GENOA Duwcr. tEuropa.May 11.

11 a. in Mar 13 SD. D. tAmerica ley 18 May 18. 11 a.

tn. ALL LARGE TWIN FCR EW STEAMER S. Chicago ollIce.e-2( 8 Et 218 C.ark-wt. Pekin Cuts Down Squad. Pekin.

May sack Perbert Is cutting down the Pekin squad, hut finds trouble in deciding on the outfield, as the ecntenders for the positions are all gocd ns of the reczuits have been relonsd. The old men haw reported an are In fine form. COOK'S TOURS TO EUROPE-- All experume inc.tided OCJOK 40 EON. 220.