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New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
TO BUILD BUNG1LOWS.
Aodel Structures Planned for Bay
ade-FIuShiRg Tract.

lie Mcknight Realty Company has decided TO
nave part Of the Bayside- Flushing development
- Bayside improved with bungalows; and Bay
soe being an up-to-date community, is heartily in
iaFor OF the project.
a Il Mcknight, treasurer Of the Mcknight
.eai'y Company, said yesterday IN speaking about
this plan:
we VIII conduct The enterprise OF bungalow
1Aa'ig on the broadest possible lines Architects
oaAe drafted their plans along the lines of the
Se'iofnia structures. where the highest type OF
bungalow is 10 be found
ne idea that bungalows are warm weather
sIlllgs. and not serviceable the year around is
N0'ous- Our plans show that the comfort Of the
-4@iH VIII be as well preserved as though he
- II a well kept New York apartment a long
-, ossiFe has been supplied In dwelling eonstruc-
.-'N- The refined tastes Of the man with moderate
!. S's get direct appeal from this artistic type
. Noihe- And il is fitting that Long Island, the
- nome place Of the apartment-dwellns New
:, Asf, should have something attractive to i've
itself"
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
NOVEL REALTY EXHIBIT.
Plan of Little Farms" ut Princess
Ban To Be ShO1Cn.

one Of the features at the exhibition of the City
Planning and Municipal Art Societies which viii be
opencd tomorrow at the armory OF the 22d Reg-
nlent engineers at 6Sth street and Broadway, VIII
be n model. made to scale, of suburban plot that
shows how much be done with careful planning
upon a quarter OF acre.
This model supplied by Wood Harmon & Co..
and illustrates one OF their little farms at
Princes Bay Staten Island. A trul yartihcial
stone sidewalk extends the front, separated
by tiny privet hedge about and one-haif inches
in height from the ground. The gravel path leads
I'D to a comfortable bungalow, whose brown sides
and green roof nestle In apple and peach
trees The trees hung with fruit the tiny model
epnles being about one-elghth of inch in diam
eter peaches pears and cherries in like proportion
The grape arbor, Ave inches high. is shown loaded
down with huge punches half an inch long. of pur-
ple grapes separating the vegetable garden from
the chicken yard.
AS with the fruits, the vegetables are all care
fully represented in miniature, the heads Of cau-
flower being about as large small pea, the other
vegetables in proportion. The chicken yard is oc-
cupied by a fock OF Rhode Island Red. carefully
posed behind the wire netting which fences in the
chicken house and coops.
While designed primarily a summer colony
Wood. Harmon & Co. say that number Of the
bryers have announced their intention of living
there The year round. The attraction. apart from
the proximity 10 the ocean front, is the service
that is given to residents.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
NEW FERRY PROJECT.
Line VII Connect North Shore Of
Queens zcith TIE BrORT.

company capitalized at 100000 and headed by
Edward J. NichoIl. has been formed for the pur-
pose of operating a ferry line between the north
shore of Queens and The Bronx. The company has
taken title to six acres of property in 18th street
Queens AMI four acres at Cason's Point 1t is the
plan of the company to have boats in operation for
passenger service by June /. The transportation
service for vehicles will be opened about one month
later
Arrangements have been already perfected Cor
the connection of the proposed ferry with trolley
lines. On the Bronx side the terminus of the line
running 20 Clason's Point will he at the ferry. In
Queens loop will be constructed from First ave-
nue. College Point-the north shore terminal of the
ferry to 99th street Manhattan-and cars operated
to 18th street thus furnishing complete transit IA
cilities to Flushing. Maba, Whitestone and con-
siderable stretch OF virgin territory on the north
shore.
Another project the completion of which Will
bring immediate benefits the section. is the pro-
posed extension Of the motor parkway from Mneola
to Port Washington, and thence to Flushing where
II will Join the roads to Whtestone, Malba and Col
Iege Point The purchase Of tract of land 100 feet
wide TO the town of Port Washington. on the north
shore was made last week by the Long Island
Motor Parkway, Incorporated The parkway COM
panv has i'm view an arrangement with the city
whereby speedway can be built from the north
shore through a short stretch OF Long Island City
10 the Oueensboro Bridge The project is sug-
Cested to relieve Queens highways of congestion
and remove the danger of automobile traffic which
has become heavy since the development of excu-
sve home sections along the East River and Sound
fronts O Queens.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
rTRAcr1vE APARTMENTS FoR S5 RENI:-tLHE 5drI5
\ ,oc1,s and bath: sunshine good ouliooA' ''''''
1o1A.-,,abia ali West 18th st, " \. city

e,..,,;csa three lots in Remington avenue ana y
., NJcC,lona three lots In Elizabeth avenue. ,
Touis J. Somervile, Of SomerVHie q SoiiieI 80
I'll yesterday in speaking about the improvement
of Jamaica Bay: . ,.,,,o baen
..t-or several years these Improvements nave , -
oo,sidered by experts. And the report Oh Co -,
1Inirbt chief Of the army engineers lot li'e 10
I-orlr district was recently favoraDiy pds9'u va
lov the Secretary Of War ,.a. ~
II this work goes as It now PROMISES -
,a,oa Paw in a year or will be the scene
- .-a.+ Undertakings. Two distinct lines Oh "oin
=. ., be carried on-the creation OF chahHelS al'u
- rscIsiming Of land. The first named WORN Inv
a,tor Of a navigabe channel for entrance ~
- So, will be paid for by the government anu
- on by the War Department ana l's en-
,ers. the reclaimng Of the land VIII De me w~oN VIZ
e .he municipality, and city engineers WIZ nave
- ~ all buIkheads, piers and WhaIFes-
..r3So,,ided there be failure in present arFahs
- 1oas not need very prophetic eye 10
| ~ change that Will take place. not oliy Il"
-, - IN commercial conditions and values
r. - Arvcrne therefore, have two Immense Ia
"e - lie toward inevitable success for specu-
uoi9 -, 1i,.ing of Long Island shores with th"e
ie'o t,-a,tor and the improvement OF Jamaica
Bay. . % daal with the pres
- % 80, ,yith the future. Therefore we nave
- ft,u,ad the anticipation OF these thhsS - N ~
- 4, any eay with the present grown VI -
,.,,tty our interests at present are 1etr
.tirg homes for hundreds OF Ne" Ao'A
NPo-i ~ an ideal place OF residence AM
eie - .s.,t indications the future Improvement
from P,, mat will affect only the residents Oh
are sum -, demand for home sites mere oe'''s
a. "a - ., obyiate speculative holdps'
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
ARVERNE 4TTRACTIPE.
d Large Number Of Villa Sites Sold
There Last Week.

49,. report - last weeks sales at Arverne's new
s,,.a partly Indicates the manner in which # Is
-. .-e'i.s the buying public. somerville & Somer-
ECO are seiiing agents fo+ this attractive de-
ur,' ,iaeA' keep sales force constantly on the
h as visitors arrive At All hours Of the day,
'5ih Train and trolley
in,. Kissing WHO IS acting in the promotion OF
sslf "i the selling agents. has availed him
pare, i'e opportunity they offeF the public by
M. sSiis good sized villa plot on which he
roa. ecL an elaborate bungalow. containing tan
fse, ne site for this covers dimensions l0oX20o
Rssno sno Is located on the corner Of Bannister and
Tss''h avenues, IN the addition.
I5., weeks buyers at. Arvegne include: George
sig Two lots In Vernam avenue: Hiram ".
Bona. Two lots in Bannster avenue; n. {.
in,. ina,r Two lets the southeast corner of Ger
los - Aiiaeoa avenues; Mrs. S. Strattman two
sszlge ea'iiister avenue ". l. Tremper a plot.
49, ieet at corner OF wavecrest and elizabeth
Rue. =. n ConeSty. two lots in Bannister ave-
Fooests. two lots In Bannister avenue; c.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
TO ENLARGE HOTEL.
Plans Dra1cn for Improving Giisey
House Site.

Plans being drawn for Transforming the Gil
sew House, at 2sth street and Broadway, INTO
sixteen story hotel. John H Fife. manager OF the
hotel is confident that the project will be success
fully carried out
The Gsey House has a Broadway frontage OF
645 feet the uortherly lines. which are irregular
being about 1S6 feet The line is 9s9 feet and
che frontage on 18th street 1883 feet The property
is owned by the Gilsey estate Adjoining IT on the
north is Shanley's restaurant and on the east
property of the Astor estate This makes available
an area of about 1900 square feet sixteen story
hotel on this plot would cost considerably more
than 81 10000. The building is 10 be run by
a subsidiary corporation organized by the Gilsey
heirs or a prominent hotel man
The Cflsey House was built in 1870 and for over
generation was one of the foremost hotels OF
New York City. II was the home of many proni-
uent New Yorkers. and the patronage of celebrated
foreigners gave it international reputation
Iames H. Bresn proprietor for many years
AT present the hotel is conducted by the Broad
wav and Twenty-ninth Street Company corpora
zion formed by the Gilsey heirs. Andrew Gilsey is
president and Peter Gardiner treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
p,,v1Ne AT GARDEN CITY.

Garden city has sold at ITS +o proPeFg
plot oA leii -. ayeuue and the Plaza; villa plot
between ~da of Nassau Boulevard south Of Sal
on the "esi e ,lot ON the west side OF RoX-
papg Road @ aTsnus na3n s"e Roaa
a'enue' ~ .venle and Chester avenue; a
between aast side of Brixton Road. between Sal
plot on tie , Chester avenues; plot on the east
e Of Kensngon Road between SALISBURY @f o9
Chester aFe,' aFe'i' .rd Roxbury Road plot on the
asDg,rdy s,d o Wenson ha Road
Road plot on on az ovenue; a plot the east side
s9ut9 R6urn 81 Ros between o a fhe Vest Side Of
Newmarket sNoao, 18th of Stewart avenue.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
A MIDTOWN OFFICE DEAL.

Bert G. Faulhaber & co. have sold for S l.
Cohen, No los West 23d street, five story store
and office building. Let 22xn26 feet. Also sold
for S. [. Cohen Nos. 12 and l2S Wdst I6th street.
a six story and basement new law apartment with
stores on a plot 4.Sxl00 feet and for Emily G.
Painter the Criterion a story and basement
elevator apartment at Nos. 60 and 81 West 10th
street on q plot - Sx92.S feet,
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
0.1r Of LENox LIBRARY PLOT.
r w rnvster, Jr, Will Erect an Enghsn
Basement House on Site

r4srrv y winans May have sola 80 LsiiyN 1aa
henry - ~ on the north side Of 10th street. Is
erafy 5t ast ,os of Madison avenue to W. L"yste
% feet rne size Of the % feet raS MP reSFoo haSs5of
VIII Improve :" - ,o,,se of similar character TO
English Dc. s7th street, built by him and sold TO
b ri r. leaves unsod 10Th street one plot @ oi - %
cot 70 tbe west Of Mr Luysters purchase
g., At the northwest corner Oh Nl''-'s'''
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
BIG HOTEL FOR LONG ISLAND SITE

J. Harvey Ladew has begun the erection of a
hotel at Glen Cove Long Island II is said that II
will be the largest hotel Long Island outside the
limits city, with the exception OF the one at
Garden City
No wood II is said will be used IN It's cohstLuG
ton The style of architecture VIII De OoioIii@i'
psith tall columns along the front .. .. -.
THE hotel has been leased II IS eApecteo " De
omen for guests in the early part OF June
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
LONG ISLAND CITY TRADING.

I,Ecluse. Washburn & Co. have sold for Henry
+ Holt five lots at SIeinway and Pierce avenues,
Long Island City, TO Bordens Condensed MIX Com
many The present Long Island City plant OF TINS
company is on Jackson avenue, in the line OF the
ueensboro Bridge approach. and the city has taken
stems TO acquire the site Also sold for Plandonc
Land Company to Russei D Burchard plot NO. M iMS7
~ Plandome and Henry F. Thompson plot No. S6z
AT Plandome South.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
BLACKWELL ESTATE SELLS HOUSE.

G. Henry Laporte has purchased from the H
c. Blackwell estate No. 7IS Bushwick avenue
Brooklyn 1t adjoins the Bushwtck Club He vii
extensively improve the premises.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

Leo Schlesinger has been appointed receiver OF
the rents OF Nos 2l2 and PA West lEst street. an
apartment house. by Justice Bowling, OF the Su-
preme Court in action brought by Louis Keller
against Herman Aaron and others TO foreclose
mortgage of $1,000. There is a prior mortgage on
he nrnnertv amounting to $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
UPTOWN INVESTMENT PURCHASE.

gan 10 a client for the five story double
fathouse No 30 West S4th street. on a lot 26xsOx
1o29 feet Also sold for Ada Schmalhoz three
story and basement dwelling house, NO. sS0 west
end avenue. 20I1xSo feet
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
Guard Against Realty Pitfalls

Future Rapid Transit has been to the realty oper-
stor what the lamp Aladdin; it made every
thing possible. It Is well to know where realty
stops and Imagination begins.
Free offers and added inducements danger
signals These are usually lures of crafty enter
prises. They are unnecessary to propositions Of
merit.
Other. and more important, facts regarding rea!
estate at your command. They are contained
IN our book. We OF A-verne."
Arverne makes free offers. But out OF Justice
ourEelves-and for the benefit Of the public-we
have shown the right and the wrong way to buy
real estate. You Will be mailed this book-without
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
Study the VALUE as
Compared with the Cost.

well located Don't buy property without seeing everything else
while Don't confuse values with anticipated values
And above ALL don't speculate HOME property The best
speculative purchases made unimprOved acreaSeno IN city
improved land country investment whose
biggest dividends Health and Happiness but always buy where
you quckyf be-or less than 100 the
We invite the better class of Hoeseeks to inspect and thor
oughy investigate the derabity of cur latest development
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02

TO SUBLET-A rooms and bath suite,
furnished; for the summer; apply Supt 81
West SD St.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
Roslp11 estates
ROSLYN, LONG ISLAND.
ROSLYN, LONG ISLAND.

purchased andscaped developed and improved by NJ
Dean AIyord-bulder PROSPECT PARK SOUTH Brooklyn
distinctive residence development
PROSPECT PARK SOUTH years, the widely
quoted example of artistic home building In the
United point drabiy and large land
value has occupied unique position
ESTATES 3OOacre tract OF rolling woodland IN the
Wheey Hills developed IN accordance with
the highest standards of the landscape
every of luxurious country life and every con-
venene park the fullest OF the
restrictions 1t is especially noteworthy
that large Prospect Park South among
of home in Roslyn Estates
consider the best Talue the suburban
market today comparison with offerings any
direction.
Full information upon request
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02

Reng within New York police and fire
regular service from al
Markets stores churches schools right at hand
Ever theatre arr close proximity
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
The New Addition

whose character cannot be altered: whose future
is assured without the bridges and tunnels and Vet
one which should derive all their advantages
ARVERNE IS JUST SUCH A COMMUNITY.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02

IS a
train at the Grand Central Depot N Y 40
The third rail all the entails
change Fabush Avenue Brooklyn This but of
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02

Until today, Aryerne has never had opportunity
TO Her boundaries have been very definite
the forming of them. But energy deter
mination and capital have made expansion pos
sble
The new addition is highly desirable and pos
sibly more elaborate than the older portion. Re
claimed from neElectful individuals who have held
il for years. il has become veritahe garden spot
Many thousands Of dollars have been expended In
parkWays. sidewalks. sewers. landscape gardening
and other heautifyinE development work
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
Long Island Real Estote for Sale.
Long Island Real Estate for Sale.
Long Island Real Estate for Sale.
Arverne-An Ideal Home
"A Safe Investment

dainty little hamlet the Rockway Coast Its gay hotels
boardwalk and many
hundreds residents testify charm place OF residence
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
Today Against the Future

We. of Arverne, do not deal with possibilities.
Values here not based on what the future holds
or know that Long Island has got 20
idle the time. direction
and character OF this growth. Some sections viii
decline Just S some will rise, in value.
II is wisdom. therefore. select n community
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02

4, ENTI-EMAN's COUNTRY SEAT. GLEN COVE.
II I. ] hour from \. y known as Cplands or
Harbor View Park: - h'res; elegant residence. =
rooms baths. furnished; conservatory. garage:
stable. gas plant two small cottages all fruits and
vegetables Two cows. will sell with 10 acres or
exchange. superintendent premises or II W
STEARNS. 26l West 125th.
4 -A-I5 PER CENT INVESTMENT.
y 125th elevator apartment cor
uer fronts three separate streets rent 81 o price
act quick exceptional oP
rrfr ~. e1cesl. condition. POCHER co. l26 West
3ith ST
S,HoRE PROPERTY. MANHAssET BAY, L. /, BE
- tween Port washington and Manhesset- 800 feet
water high wooded hank white sand Grach Last
uaf.r front IN superb Address or sec
IA ARIES l.. NEWBOID. Manhasset. Long Island
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
Investigate the Property and
Especially Its Environment.

value where logically exists Study the climate drainage
for the
whether the location contains all your country living
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
Investigate the Men
Behind the Property.

buy anywhere look the who make the promises
where they have made good the past and the experience and
which they have had their making good the future
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02

Don't assume that any
magic is going to make
d desert waste blossom
ike the rose, nor ere
ate beauty and great
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02

Don't compare country prices
with city prices, but COM
pare, rather, the price of each
property with other property as
naturally desirable and equally
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
Plain Facts
Or HOmeSeekerS

The advertisements and literature
of real estate developers abound in
promises. The history of past de-
velopments teens with glorious
promises unfuIfIIed. Before you
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-07

leg. Finn wrenched The gun away /,
but on the way TO the city Jail kel-
ley pulled a knife and made avicious
jab at the deputy IL is now
safely landed in Jail Al Williston.
Kelley was implicated in an en-
bezzlement case a Snort time ago.
and later in forgery ease
'Cass county is not the only coun-
ty where the farmers are holding
their grain, said !, well-known
travelling man last evening. refei4
ring to an article in the Forum last
week That same condition PIE
walls over the entire state To Il
greater extent than exec hefole.
Many farmers are in 4 position To.
meet their obligations without sell
ing their crop of this year and those
who can't are plaster ng a snall
mortgage on wheat in the granary.
lncrc seelnmS TO pc :. determined
move for better price and the
men with the golden cereal are play
ing waiting game. In travelling
through the state scoscs ef metal
tanks are seen in various ncighb,r-
hoods, sitting in TIE iiells Most
of these We're put up this year for
the sole purpose of caring for the
grain until the time comes for mar
keting it. The result Is hat busi-
ness is not as good as might be ex-
pected; but, then, there is no com
plaint to offer, as the raisers
will eventually profit by il, and the
business men, too
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-07
HAzELTON HAPPENINGS.


Work has been started on the lots
for the building of the new Farmers
State Bank.
Don Bidwcll shipped tNo carloads
of fat cattle to the st. rail market
last Friday.
The Henry Barto salc Saturday
was we'll attended, and everything
except the horses brought good
prices. The latter would have sold
better at private sale. SO Mr. Barto
says.
S. L. Brindle and G.. \ Ward sold
forty-two head Of fat cattle to See
man, the Linton siocg buver, last
Saturday. There was one steer in
the bunch which weighed consider
ably over 800 pounds.
The record was broken Monday
morning at the Victoria elevator
when Mr.. Roop sent out ten thou
sand bushels of grain. What's the
matter with the country in and
around Hazelton for a grain grow
ing country?
There has been considerable COM
petition as to whowould bring in the
largest load Of grain this fall L..
d. Briggs started it With la bush
els and 40 pounds. Then Mike
Vessels, Jr., pulled in with few
pounds over $50 bushels, and last
Friday afternoon Cliff Nurtz topped
them with l56 bushels and 80 pounds
of macaroni Mr. Rool, says that if
they keep on he will have to put IN
concrete floors up to the scales, us
when these big loads hit the planks
the latter begin to sag.
A prominent autoist of Hazelton
we won't give his name, but will
state in confidence that he is a med
ical man had occasion to go out IN
the country last Sunday morning,
accompanied by friend. They
Jared joyously forth ID the bright
sunlight. and were making good
time until. a mile south Of town, tlie
machine stopped. The autoist got
out and cranked IL adjusted the
various duwhickies which arc sup
posed to control the internal inn
provements of the car, ct the oil
cups, and we are afraid swore just
a little. Finally a bright thought
struck him and he followed it up and
found he had forgotten to take IN
board any gasoline. lIe Won't do i
again.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-07

We are just in receipt Of a circa-
lar of the Grand Island Business and
Normal College, of Grand Island,
Nebraska, saving that 10000 young
people from the farms and villages
will be admitted this year and al
lowed TO pay expenses after they
graduate and earn the money. This
certainly is a great opportunity for
boys and girls of limited means, and
we understand number will attend
from this county. 1t costs nothing
to apply for admission Adv
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-07

For Sale Forty acres, being
what is known as Daniflry Butte.
This forty contains about thirty
acres of tillable land, and the butte
contains one of the fines deposits Of
building stone in the state. Price
$500 net. Apply to l.. " Rrophy,
Muskogee, Oklahoma.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-10-07

For proofs. filings, etc. apply to
l.. A. Weatherby. United States
Commissioner, Linton. q
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-28
SEN. CLARK is a PROSPERITY
PROPHET.

Senator w. a Clark of Montana,
who was in Ogden this morning. In
formed Senator Fred ]. Kiesel that.
in his opinion the country was never
in better condition for wonderful
strides forward than at present. and
he predicted a business revival be-
yond all past periods OF prosperity
Asked n Harriman's continued i'll
ness or death would greatly disturb
business or even the Hartman inter
cts, he answered
mo. Men of Harriman's great gen
eralship have their business so well
systematized that they can drop out
of harness and the business scarce
ly feel their absence"
Mr. Clark is closely In touch with
the big business interests of the coun-
try and his assurances of prosperity,
regardless OF what may happen TO in
divlduals even OF the commanding
station of Hartman, should inspire
confidence and lend a feeling of opti-
mism.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-28

!. tlous and ignorant Chinese treatment.
is most pItitul The Louisa Boyd hos
pItal for women has, from its erection.
been a busy place, between eight and
ten thousand patients a year being
treated and. though no fees are
charged. the free will offerings of the
Chinese have made 1t self-supporting.
The governor of the province last
year sent IL 900 Mexican dollars In
acknowledgment of its work a val
liable work is also carried on in tho
way of medical instruction and Chi
nese young women are trained as
nurses and a few have been given
quite thorough medical course.
Dr. Merwin. young California
woman who fitted herself for medical
work with this mission work in view,
is now in America upon Il furlough.
She Is an exceptionally fluent and in
teresting speaker.