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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-12
G. FRITZ

INVITES YOU TO LOOK OVER HIS LARGE
NEW FALL LIST OF
EXCHANGING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ONE, two, three, six family and apartment
houses for sale at remarkably low prices;
just write or call and make your wants
known.
BARGAIN-New six-family houses. on brick
paved tract; 5 rooms and bath, for family;
open plumbing: near trolley: rent 81, LEO per
year; will take lot in payment.
BARGAINS, 500-Two-family: improvements:
open plumbing small amount cash; will take
lot in part payment.
BARGAIN-$5. 2Oo-Two-famlly; all improve
ments: steam heat; large lot: near trolley;
will exchange.
BARGAIN-s4, 2oo-one-family. s rooms: steam
heat; near trolley; will take lot in part pay
ment and small amount Of cash; make offer.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,90H-New two-familyi
near trolley station; rent 1924 anaually.
BARGAIN-s4, Observation-Disclosures house; Z
rooms each side; asphalt street: good loca-
ton.
BARGA1N-RosEvILLD-New ~e-famiiy; well
rented; party leaving city. will sell on easy
terms or take lots In part payment make
offer.
Observation-Disclosures house; nne
location: brick-paved street; near station;
will sell on very easy terms or take farm IN
part payment.
Remember that I sell and I exchange prop
erty all over the country. and II you want TO
purchase or sell any kind of property. let me
hear from you. Lots in all the suburbs-Glen
Ridge. Montclair, Maplewood. Summit. west
Suinmft-on easy terms. or will build houses
to suit purchaser. All inquiries carefully an
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WEEKLY REPORT.
REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.
NEWARK.

NE ARA.
Calvert Construction Co. to Fred
erick Haldy, w $ Lincoln av,
Ala IT n FIR Delavan av, 21x200..
John P. Beatty to Federal Real
Estate Co., beg at Abiathar
Harrison's line. G fr Lawyers
Ditch, containing 2 acres; and
other tract.
Giuseppe Schlizzi to Demetrio
Loperte. W . Sherman av, so IT
IL fr Branford st, 25x100. ........
Oscar Nittel to Henry Krug. n 5
Walnut st, 206 IT W fr Lang st.
25X93
Same to same. e $ Grove st, 203
1T n fr Roosevelt ter, 2~5x100....
Union Building Co. ct al to
Louise Nitschelm, q 8 Treacy
av. "a IT n fr Madison av, 81
Kill ........
Giuseppe Provenzano to Antonio
Biunno, e s Bergen st, 125 It fr
Cabinet st, 25x100. ............
John Lewiston to Agnes J. Bridge,
w 8 Berkshire pl. AIS IT n fr
Mt. Vernon av, lSx97............
Frank Trensch to Paul Lam
brecht, w 8 Ridgewood av, 100
IT n fr Bigelow st. 25x1o0. ......
Howard E. Lum ct al to John
Bauer ct al, W 8 Livingston st,
s w cor lot of John Bauer, ok
100
Katie Bauer ct al (exrs) to ia
cob Max, e . Mckenzie st. o
Sidney st, 45x100; and other
tract -.
Pietro Capodelupo to Nicholas
La yecchia, e 5 Palm st, s W
o lot rs, map Demarest farm,
50x100 ...........:...............-
Calvert Construction Co. to Al
bert c. Courier, ; ; Elwcod av,
81 II W fr Lincoln av. ~21x1o5-..-
Ianoh Va1oWeEf To Boru4Q&
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ASSISTANCE.

What is our idea of helping the
farmer"
WELL" answered Senator Sorghum.
the first and most impo rtant thing is
to give him some good advice about
how to vote."-Washington Star.
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

ONE Of the most desirable apartment house
properties In Newark; well located; corner
property; modern in all its appointments;
steam heat. electric lights. etc.; thoroughly
well built AID all rented on a good paying
basis: low price: small cash required; no ex-
change considered. Address III. c. SMITH,
1854 Midland av.. Arlington. N. J.
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FOR sALE-Houses. 81. 900 to $1,000; new ones
81. 800: every Improvement; send for circular.
AMANN. l4S Midland av.. Arlington. y. j.
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hound Brook.

BEEcHwooD HEIGHTS.
GIVEN AWAY-FOR A LITTLE CASH.
Ten-room house, 30x29, on plot 1oox2o0; golden
oak finish; tiled bath: also laundry. with bath
and toilet; hot water heated: buffers pantry;
large reception hall with vestibule; large
piazza; gas. electric. etc. price $500.
Also two extra lots. 100x200, each with a
foundation. Address
BEECHwoOD,
No. 924 Prospect avenue. New York city.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
: OUT OF TOWN.
FARMS within committing distance my spe-
ciaity; lists free.
JOHN w. GOSMAN,
CALDWELL.
OUT OF TOWN.


NEW ons-farnily brick houses: 6 rooms and
bath; all Improvements: steam heat; elesont
location; easy terms. Apply DAVID HARPER,
IL Harrison av., Harrison.
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CORNER PLOT, 1oOx1Oo, overlooking the ocean,
$3.50; $50 down and s. a month. Address l..
G., Box %, Star Office.
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Chatham. N. ].

Chatham, N. J.
LOTS and building sites; high, h%ealthful sec.
ton; for homes or investment; Lackawanna
Road; adjoining Summit; rs minutes from New
ark; Sc minutes from New York city; IS trains
daily; near station; attractive low prices and
terms. See or write Chatham, n,
j., or 100 Broadway. New York.
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Edelman, W g Jones st, 80 II fr
9 g cor lot Adam Schrader, BOX
T0n
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WASHINGTON ST., 127-Pieasant. large room
suitable for man and wife. or two gentlemen
also hall room: good table.
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Atlantic Highlands.

Atlantic Highlands.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
OCEAN VIEW.
Lots 500 up; free excursion SUNDAYS VIA
Sandy Hook boat. For tickets apply SHoAb
HARBoR INDUSTRIES. 12 Market St. Open
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
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FOR quick results list your property now FOR
the fall de nand. We have buyers of bargains
nj Qncp Good tenants aecured
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Miss CraYen,s School for Girls

NO. 1908 BROAD STREET.
NEWARK,
Reopens Thursday. September a. primary.
intermediate. academic and college prepare
tory departments: a limited number Of boys re-
received In primary department.. For circulars
address MISS CRAVEN.
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CITY.

EMMETT ST, 1is-Four large rooms; nrst moor;
improvements: rent s12; possession immeoiate-
iy. CHAS WEIGAND & CO.. 1876 Market st.
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FELL & DEvINE
Real Estate and Insurance

oto M1lRN INIAsl
NEAR AVENUE,
EAST ORANGE. n. J.
AT SACRIFICE, handsome residence In finest
section of East Orange; 10 rooms and bath;
ample closet room; 8 marble basins; large
g%rounds; near Lackawanna station; free and
clear: might take income property in exchange;
small amount cash, balance easy terms.
CHAS G. FRITZ. 776 Broad street.
EAST ORANGE-For sale, 1000 cash. balance
easy, will buy you new house. Q rooms and
bath, steam heat and every modern improve
ment, near Erie and L~ackawanna railroads.:
don't buy : house until you see this. BUTTER
WORTH. Dodd and Prospect sts.. East Orange.
n. ].
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WON Av.. S5-Four and hve-room fats; all
Improvements: bath; corner house.
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h 3 EGpD e- rent Eat or 2-famiiy ho.,ss -
sH1Itt 95 !. staten; Address q 4. Nf 1ssl
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o WANTED.

NJ >,nr
WANLED-Des or private room On Hroad
%, Tor public accountant. with telenhone
ana stenographer service. NJ, Box 4 Star
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New brunswick. N ]. Send for Tear Book.
Rutgers Preparatory School for Boys

schools In the country. a fine type OF what a
Preparatory School should be, whether pre-
paratory for college or preparatory for n sue
cessful and useful business career. Aecommo-
dates boarding students as well as day stu
dents. Maintains an elementary school. Three
bnildjngs. Strong faculty OF professionally
trained teachers. Supervised athletics Mil
tary drill. MYRON r. SCUpDER- Headmaster,
II College av. Recently Principal OF State
Normal School, New Paitz, N. Y.
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LOOK!
325 feet. so to 100 feet deep. on newly opened
South Twentieth St, close to Central av.:
price right: liberal terms; bargain for build
ers. SEABOARD REALTY CO.. 1S5 Market ST.
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Ixearny.

DAVIS Az, opposite Hoyt st.--Iot 25x100. for
sale; can be bought at great bargain: owner
sick and wants the money. Call at I'll North
4th St, Harrison.
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OFFICES. ETC, To LETT.
COr.---
UESE STORE. with rooms; fine place FOR
s.oSeIS, putcher or any business III ets
.eentn av.. corner Camden 81. 7" ei~N
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

WEST PARK ST., s-Nicely furnished light
clean rooms; all improvements
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GRACE ST, near Clinton av.-Brick 2-famiiy
house; IL rooms: rented for $240 to good
paying tenants; II sold this m,nin, VIII take
50, GOO.
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WILLIAM t 10. near Broad-Nice cozy large
room for housekeeping: $3.50.
Furnished housekeeping Rooms.
WARREN PL.. ~11A-Single and double fur
nished housekeeping rooms; central.
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AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY rs OF
FERED AT THE PRESENT TIMB TO &C
QuIRE REAL ESTATE IN VARIOUS SEC,
R6pSp OF TFrs H I T AND haSr OF OF
CONSIDERATION IS HEREWITH SUB
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THE NEW HOTEL RENSINGToN,
East Park and Mulberry. has go rooms: cleo
trio light or gas: singly or en- suite; with or
without board; electric call bells in every
room: table first-class; many public bath
rooms: also suites with bath; the largest ladies'
reception room In Newark: writing and smok-
ing rooms: and the rates are about the same
as in the ordinary boarding house; think u
over and come and see us before you locate
for the winter.
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MAIN oFFICE-UNIoN BUILDING.
BRANCH oEFICE-CTJNTON AND FARLEY
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-25
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Red Wright has signed up Braun, a
catcher with a big reputation sin7 the
now defunct Gulf Coast league. Trans
portation has been wired and Red
looks for his new man in a few days.
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AUTOMOBILE NOTES.

Ten big red and yellow motorbuses
are being installed in Mexico City.
They seat thirty persons and are prov
ing popular. Motor cabs will be in
stalled later.
The municipal authorities Of Spa. the
famous watering place, have consent
ed to the establishment of motor
racing track near the resort by a
French syndicate.
A good driver lets the clutch into en-
gagement gently. permitting the car to
start gradually and smoothly. A start
with a jerk is a sure evidence of in
competency.
During January, February. March
and April the United States bought
French cars to the values of $3.50 800,
an amount higher than in the same
periods of 1906 or 1907.
A ''15,000-mile" club is one of the lat
est novelties formed by Pennsylvania
motorists. The club is comprised only
of men who have driven their cars
An automatic time recorder has now
been perfected whereby a car can not
be taken out of a garage without an
automatic record of the exact time be-
ing recorded.
In it's contract for the Grand Prix''
Automobile Club of. America guaran-
teed $1,000 trophy and the participa-
ton of twenty foreign cars.
Three combination ambulances and
police patrol wagons have been built
in factory in the United States for
the Brazilian government for use at
England bought Sis, 0o0 worth of au-
tomobiles from France during April.
making a total of $3,Fs2,0ee worth pur-
chased during the first four months OF
the present year. 9.
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Totals
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Allow the Miners to Win Both
Games at Joplin.
But Why Comment, the Tables
Tell the Sad Story.
SIMPLY UNFORTUNATE
In a IL Inning Battle Hutchin'
son Won From the Nets.
Wichita and Webb City Each
Fatten Their Standing.

Joplin, Mo-, June 25.-Joplin took
both games of. the doubleheader here
by the scores of to and to z.
Both games were we'll played, and the
attendance was exceptionally good.
Topeka made only one error In the
two games, while Joplin finished with
the same percentage. Arnold opened
the game for the visitors. but was re-
tired In the fifth inning. His sue
cessor, Hollingsworth, finished the
game in good style. Forester pitched
the second game. and although he al
lowed only six hits, the miners hit
opportunity and won the game in the
fourth inning. when they scored three
runs.
First panne.
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JOPLIN.

$1,000
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Owen and Sullivan.
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Dickinson. the little collegian who
was given a short tryout by Larry
Milton, has Joined the Hutchinson team
and won his. first game yesterday from
the Nets and defeating Peg Bemis.
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CANS TAKES TT EASY.
On the Other Hand Battling Nelson
Is Working Hard.


San Francisco, Cal, June 25.-The
triple attraction of seeing Jimmy
Gardner, Jimmy Walsh and Joe Cans
work drew a banner crowd of fight
fans across the bay to Shannon's
training quarters. Jimmy Gardner
and Walsh each worked with sparring
partners. while Cans went four
rounds with Jack aO'Keefe, the first
time that he has put up his hands
since he started training, and, with the
exception of the four rounds that he
has promised for next Saturday, are
the last that he will do Cans weighed
1876 pounds, and his work from now
on will be easy. There was no
change in the betting odds on the July
fight, Cans still remaining a 10-to-7
favorite. ~. e
If Cans took things easily, Battling
Nelson did the reverse. He held open
house at Colma, with 500 persons
present, and went right at his spar
ring partners.
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county in a holly contested game and
won by q score of b. to L. me Out
laws are a. strong ! organization and
hold the undisputed championship of
Rocks county. The hard playing by
the members of the Marvin team and
the phenomenal pitching Of Swim has
won a home for the boys from Marvin.
A costly error by Taylor at snort IN
the third inning gave the Outlaws
their only score. Score by innings:
Marvin 80 0s0 0. 90 1 -
Outlaws go o 1 o o 0-1
Batteries-Swim and Swim: Heind-
man and Wilcox.
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Unholz and Murphy Sign.

Davenport, Ia. June 25.-Rudy
Urholz, who recently met defeat at
the hands of Joe Cans. has been
matched to fight Harlem Tommy"
Murphy twelve rounds at Boston on
July %. 'f'f
UnhoIz was to have met Phil
Brock at Los Angeles the latter part
of this month, but Brock was taken
sick and the match"was called off.
Unholz Is now making his home in
this city. He will shortly marry a
Davenport girl. F9'
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago 2, st. Louis 1.

Chicago, June 25.-Both scored in
the sixth, the locals by two timely hits,
the visitors on home run drive to
the center field fence by Charles.
The locals won in the tenth after two
were out, Schultz stole second, went to
third on Hostetter's wild throw and
scored when Murray let the ball get
past him.
Score by Innings: RHE
Chicago ............ % OOOO1oOO1-2 2
Batteries-Reulbach and king;
Fromme and Hostetter.
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Philadelphia 3, BROOKLYN 1.

Brooklyn, June ladelphia
took the third game of the series here
A base OF balls and two singles netted
the visitors two runs in the second in
ming and they added another in the
eighth.
Score by innings: RHE
Philadelphia .........o2oO O0O1o-3 i
Brooklyn ....-....-...1 o o o % OIL 0
Ratteries-Corridon and Doom .
Wilhelm and Bergen
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colin to Start Saturday.

engagement is In the Coney. Island
Jockey club stakes of $4,000. to be
run on Saturday at ,Sheepshead Bay,
and. barring. accidents. he, is almost
sure to go to the post. as 1t is. the
second event In the. socalled triple
crown of the American turf, made up
Of the Tidal the Coney Island Jockey
Club stakes and the Realization
Colin won the Tidal on Saturday and
it is Mr.. Keene's ambition to, have
him win the other two, more for glory
than for the 10000 offered to the
horse winning the three big features.
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GRIFFITH DIsHEARTENED.
Manager of the Highlanders Tenders
His Resignation to Farrell.

HIs INeSigHdtIOii 70 TdrreH'
Philadelphia, June 25.-Clark Grif-
fifth. manager of the New York base
ball team of the American league, ten
dered his resignation to Frank Farrell.
owner of the team. Griffith asked to
be relieved from the management OF
the team several days ago and follow
ing a conference with Mr.. Farrell be-
fore the game with Philadelphia here
yesterday he rendered his resignation
to take effect at once. Griffith said
that he was disheartened and felt that
he ought to get out and give Mr.. Far
rell chance to try another manager.
He said there was no dissension among
the players. Elberfeld is mentioned as
a probable successor to Griffith.
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Cleveland 6. Chicago O.

Cleveland, June 25.-C1eveland de-
feated Chicago 6 to 0. Joss held Chi
cage to four scattered hits. while
Owen was hit hard with men on
bases. The Cleveland team was
switched about. Hickman being
benched, and Hinchman going to right
field, Bradley to short and Perring to
third.
-co'a ny inn;ngs: f.E :
Cleveland .............3 o 0 2 o s-6 10 q
Chicago ...............O 90 10000
Batteries-Joss and n. Clarke:
Owen and Sullivan.
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WEBB CITY,
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Springfield ......1 o o o o.
Webb City ......1 0 o o o 2 o o 1 Pc
The summary: Earned runs
Springfield /, Webb City 8. Two-base
hits-Wilson, Downey 2, Everhart 2.
Three-base hit-Cuthbert. Bases on
balls-Off George 3, off Milton 4.
Struck out-By George s, by Milton Z.
Stolen bases-Tonneman, Murray 2,
Hurlburt. Sacrifice hits-Anderson.
Milton. Left on bases-Springfield 8,
Webb City 2. Time-1:40. Umpire
Burke.
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Totals H .Ss 20
OKLAHOMA CITY.
SCORE BY INNINGS

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Hutchinson ...........0 o o / OIL 000 o o "A
Oklahoma City $50 10000 2 o %
The summary: Sacrifice hit-Stofer
Double play-McCormick to Love.
Left on bases-Hutchinson z, Oklaho-
ma City 6. Stolen bases-Love, Stof-
err. Dickerson. Bases on balls-Off
Bemis 3, off Dickerson 3. Struck out
BY Bemis 6, by Dickerson 5. Wild
pitch-Bemis. Hit by pitched ball
Stofer. Time of game-2:0O. Umpire
-Finney.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Kansas City 40, indianapolis f-2.
Kansas City, June 25.-Breaking
the hoodoo which has chung to them
in every previous game in which
"Rube" Marouard, the much touted
"phenom," has pitched, the Blues
pounded the Indianapolis younester
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Chicago, June 25.-Mayor Busse
late yesterday issued proclamation
on the death of Grover cleveland. d.
recting that, all flags On municipal
buildings be swung at half mast for
thirty days as a mark Of respect to the
ex-president.
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Mack After New Talent,

Memphis, Tenn, June 25.-The first
of scouts from major league clubs
to reach Southern baseball diamonds
arrived today in the person of the
veteran pitcher. Al Maui, who is rep
resenting Connie Mack. Of the Phila-
delphia Americans. in the search for
material. Maui has just completed a
trip through the Southern and Cot
ton States leagues and will go to
the Texas circuit. He thinks more
promising players are in harness this
year than in recent years. .-
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Score by ..nrin9a:
st. Louis z. Detroit 4.

Detroit, June 25.-St. Louis hit
Mullin hard at all stages and got a
winning lead in the opening inning
on five singles and an error in the
outfield. Detroit could not bunch its
hits off Waddeil. The fielding was fast.
Score by innings: R.HE.
Detroit ...........OO O001OO0I 2
st. Louis ............4 o 90 10 00-7 II o
Notwithstanding and Thomas:
Wadell and Spencer.