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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
THE PRIVATE SALES Market

BEOADWAY-liaz Marx sold through
Du B0.s a TayI1r o. ELIAS Gussarog the
northwest corner OF Broadway and 14gth
street ID urgr rs,z7r, The t,,r,e- viii s.-s.+
ou The premises d Ten or twelve story f-a-
proof apartment house. This is m, -rst
resale of "a aart of The block recently NM
.i.=.s s.,- A. ,,.,,- e---,, .t.. r-..I,7 --....
FIFrIF AEFNT-F-pes- & F,-rf-,.r and
George Baek-r sold rer August BeIfnor- r.,
the l'en.urv Holding comparv lee 4
I-eischmarn, d vacant -iar ra-y.a- fas, -,
Tie north .,,rra- ,- us, .tr.a. and f-i..t,
..r-ar... fu- afs.- 8, saaa. -,,-..,-,. ..-,,,,.
startuert house rrsrf 10. hru- On -l.. sire
r,r,-r.r.,-r.r. .-r--.r....,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
RECORDED LEASES.
WIN name ana address ~ 'esse-

NOVEMBER -.
AMSTERDAM AVE. f66. Elizabeth F1ts -
Richard IznEuth. yrs and mos from Dec
Actress. los Amsterdam sve.
BROADWAY. sis Willard BurroVs co 70 IN.
- 'Csvs from oct y. 1909. 81 4ca
Address. SO T}Toadway-
BROADWAY . cor SSH -: Herman vronkov
$40 o0o
Address. o cor asth 81 and broadway.
CANAL ST. ~; Alfred Conkiin= o. al - John
Licsrio: -rs mos and y DAYS from sept u.
sddress. a47 canal ST
oRCHARn ST lsS: Aso'r uus s. 10 ,,,, ,;a9 ~
Address is Orchard st.
PELHAM ROAD. cor Alice 81. Henri EEEers -
AuEusy T ciausssn: ? rs from oct l. 1919
ADDRESS. Pelham Road and Alice st.
VEST BROADWAY. l7s 70 1Se. -. iox5o;
suiis Livingston 70 Martin / Mainsrhien. from
Address. tTs West Brnscway.
WILLIAM ST. 2ol 20 eo5. cor Fraukfor; 81.
f-5n Ma I. 1910 5000
Address. coi William 81.
SD AVE. g.. Adoph Katzmsu 20 William
Sudhrinck. 3 rs from Oct /. 1890: 81. 500
81 Ave I4t7 Rosa ThSn.nP ., 600 ao1 p d Sdein
Address as 81 ave
5TH AVE %. rho wsite Artistic PLAYER
lall' 20 70 ..N-~flt Nei-Ltls - -tN an
mos. from Feb ,. 1910. $500.
Address o. 9Th ave
STU AVE. -35l abe Ethe' "A Realty % 20
Isiior BRAKEMAN. = y-s from Nov ?. 1870.
$500.
Address s3sI Sth ave
18TH ST 2f@ 20 pa West. 18TH St Realty
60 - Jacob Ausiauder. US from Fen I. 1910.
$500
Address zee B-oadVs~.
23D ST 4u2 West samuel u Whirterora
20 al O. Margaretts Schultz, us from oct I.
1908, 81. $50
%ITH ST. "a West Joseph SaftaloVitz 20 Max
Weber. IOi- Yrs from Dec T. 1902. s. 500
Address - West 9th ST
I'D ST 43S and 49, East Isaac Spector ~
Tincus Isaacson- Yrs from Dee 1909;
So OoB-
Address % Nassau ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
ADDS TO ITS HOLDINGS.
New York Central Railroad Gets Two
4eth Street Sites.

That the New York Central Railroad IS
extending Its holdings on the south side
off 4sth street. west n Park avenue. hc-
came apparent Yesterday. when the prop
erty SO. "a East feth street was trans
ferrod hy Alexander Al Pennington. as OK
erutor. 90 tho New York State Realty and
Terminal COMPANY. tl- New NWk Cen
trials subsidiary corporation for holding
title 90 it> real estate
Recen1t 'hs same company took over
No e. East 40 IN street from Maud Van
2. Holme The two Intervening houses
No e. and . East ssth strost. are owned
hy Robert A. ChesebrouEh and Edward \
Le Eo,. respectively
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS

The auction sales held yesterday al me
Real Estate Exchange saIes-oorns No.
= Ano lh esey street. resulted as follows.
BE- Jos-ua p. DAY
JOHNSON AVE-. ~. % 81. I5r % o.. Fulton .,..
it-hla-no tt4lL Greens. 501s- [. srr I,ir
s1llf aalt. nd lu 81 $3.50
Hy Bryan b. kenneth
IL "a Al u. ast t1 ,aU. A. cor Att 30 u -
lH5- = stJ trumt- and stores and I so IIG-
la a-l-rf. 4luI- -lTalss agr p j. Wei 81 -
--fun rli4irtEef- 4iifr I \ Robinson rer.
alf Que. As.Sl4 20 taAes. ere sssf a. 80
ta lrrt Els ~ $500. Orb tbc plalnllr fg-
$4,000.
AZ Is9 MONTAGUE ST.. BRO0kLYN
CEDAR p. pa b. 80 n ~ ol Bay arc. Broaki,n
- iAluu vacant. Sol sale L3 Leonard L ~.
flr So.
THE auction offerings to-day VIII be as
follows
Et H-Ib bert 4. Sherman
lC-LH ST -Os. a 10 n 0f 81 ave 81.
lHu tl. = -tF teuult. William Hon et u 80
william abraham 81. a. T. Bergman stt1-
q. hasnraa1k -ef amt lue. s. 49, 49,. tas.s
rlr. aaisi 49,. SUI -o "a ultF NJ ., .Hu1.
MDNftoE ST 80 ~na -. L. ID r 80 Cur
isars -f fiasn. 81 -fF tpuWf and stores AlFier
trsfi.iaior - q, A l-ss4sohu r. ~. Davis a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER -


RiEECEF.R ST cor Ra--Cv q, %'ixsl :.
Joseph Elias % al agc louis Ludwig and A.
tart NJ Guday. owner. Max Schiesinger. cor
tractor SIPS -
BROADWAY. Fort ~ Washington ave ltstn and
l~OIn SITS whole block. James T maxwell On A.
AZ Fort Washington syndicate owner. Try an
4 Ham Ugr0u. contractors. Sl-tJ4 ~.
LEWIS IT. No a.. LYMAN F.l0nen'aunl agt
Victoria Fisher owner and contractor s.
LUDLOW IT. 40 So NcDerU0rt 4 flanagan
agr Elizabeth 4 Vail owner and contractor
Annette a. Robert Vail owners $40. IS -
( AlTF- PROPERTY. george Weiderulau Electric
go Inc aEJ same, SGD
SPRING ST so lJ0. Ph.lip Niner as- Max
Ab-amscu. owner Harris MSuk!n. contractor;
$40
ST FAI-T.S PLACE. n "a cor % TroJons Place
u sza5 5x50xs4 3. Gartetn Sheet Meta " orhs
aEt - Paul Construction Co. owner and con
tractor $500.
AK MIS- Sachs. owner, Bernard J lsecks- con
tractor 50 ".
Ic5TH ST NJ 54S West. Asosstch-h Mfg 90
AK catalina r. y PorJe-- owner ana con. rtc-
tor Octave Potter. contractor treneWalt. SllS
cath ST A. % o. kat1uar ave, ooN
100. STANDARD Plumbing supply go aSt ber-
uard Schultz. owner and contractor, George
Lai-r. contra r-lr- Nlle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
TRADING IN BROOKLYN.

J. r. Newman las sold the piot s. by 20
on Tie north side of -.th street east %
N.ulh avenue. Brooklyn. FOR TIE WalIach
c. Glac Company 10 J. : Tibbins Tor
s6.5a
The Leonard Moody Real Estate COM
T-uy has sold FOR Ulricn =. HUberty. =
H-lmie a Iuaerty. architects. No 81 Lin
coin Place. between Seventh and Eighth
avenues. BROOKLYN. three story and cellar
semi-detached brick dwelling. Oh plot 3ilO
A----s feet
John D.. Kennedy a CO. have sold f,r
client twelve lots ou the east side Of F--st
-,-a street lnV feet south of Clarendon
Road. Brooklyn
TN. b. Jones has sold for =. o.. Osterh1--
90 ..l investor "a lot. .5xl0o feet. ON the north
side ef 6lst street. POS feet east OF Fifteenth
avenue. BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
TO SELL DOWNTOWN PLOT.
Land Was Bought by the McAdOo Com
psny for Tunnel Use.

T.. Hudson Mannheim Railroad Com
rssr. 80 IA zach Nn. rs. AcAdoo is pro-i-
dsHt auaull urc tts plans fu- having
rrsaf tunnel TERMINAL station .r tlr block
bounded boy ciristouEer hudson. Green
vict .fd West --th streets several wears
.F0. grner "a obtained e. ranciils- ts extend
rrr original Morton street tunnel route u2
Satl uVeuu, fo Esd street N has now
90 iced mat b. has uo further need FOR tiat
rau of lhe g.rst1pi-r sIre,i bIarh unI
-se4 for tuunr. purposes anG "a viii offer
flr lnlmprorrd parcels for sale
THE block comprise about --.uo square
Ie,t. Wholesale business houses and sp-cu-
Ialve bl.Iders ~ lort ~rrucflles ulu likely
bu1 tile sites % bo offered Tor sale and
Improve them with modern business build
t.ze
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER ..

FoRT WASHINGTON AVE " cor Is0th 81
B-owneU 20 sgt Ptcken Building Co e. a.
Noy g. 1888 lny bond; S3ll
SEVENTH AVE. n Va cor sd -; frank BovIe
aEt Adoiph Dc=cher e. a.. Oct = 1909 10y
b0utl $40
BATH ST. 3i4 z: Herman Bros agt John Doe
o. a. June - 1909: Sl23.
GOTH st - e J p Duffv 90 AT Chas I
T;usbmore 90 a.. July :, 1890 iov Deposit .
SIP ~.
SAME PROPERTY. WIN a Thomas co AIT
same. july a. 1879 ,by deTcsir $50
SAME PROPERTY Johr Heating e Co aSr
same. July 10. lsHH Gov deposiu, sac
SAME PROPERTY Thomas i Mooney sEt
same. Aug 10 1909 10y depostI- Seti
SANF PROPERTY ELIAS NiererE aEt same.
rug y. 1909 lbv ieposi-- s.. $50.
SAME PROPERTY. vincent Valentine Co sEt
same oct H. 1909 eos deposil. $50
0STW ST 2S- r. Morris HoChberE sEt Jacob Z.
IIrdner - al. July . l99 Coy bondl 500
I1OTH ST u cor RrisroV a.. Leopold Isuz RE-
CARA Wied0orf al oct 50 iS4e -St3o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24

Morris levin - al ftoreclofure or mtE}s
aftys. StroOck a S-roock.
WATER ST 4Ss and fss Izratz Roth 81 a.
sGt Morris kosiow o. az foreclosure ot
nitEI attys. Lsse a Connolly
18TH ST g2s East. Rose Bam0erE sgt sam
usi Sllverman Of al ff1recip sure o. utEf,
atty = BuchIeF
oTT RI IT. 207 East Bernhard MAYER asr l1A
Nschiz al foreclosure 81 mtg, atty.
" Sundheime-
ioJTW ST ga Fast. samuel r Eiiner - al
agt Annie Miller et a. tforeciosurs % mtEJi
stf~ = French.
18TH ST It's East. william ti-s~he- ast
TAR Realty co foreclosure % mrG)- afty.
a T. PHpc.
s7NiH Tx irreE and property m queens
county Thomas Williams - a. sgt Jpe-
Marks - Al lection O. ser aside 1--WE deeds.
ctri. attvs. Shfland. ShoerasSer A. Hedges
and a p fsu-urN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
SOME RECENT BUYERS.

Asl4rd y. Cross-lan. 81 BCusouhuTst,
81 the buyer ol tHe tAree story dwelling
No - Wess sab street. solo recently 1y
g. q. scnm4dt
a. J. AIahon. OF "a. e. West Gst street.
g. lhe LuBer o. ths tLree story dWelling 40.
, Wesf s7fa street. soid issi week hy Louis
ksin..ner
,baslf l. isoVief is fhe buyer Of So 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
LEASE TARRYTowN TRACT.

Fesss A. Gilman and II. ". Nichols have
rented for J. Harold Stern has country seat
ar T4rrytoUu 10 Charles latham for a term
~ wears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24

West IOth street sold recently by William
e.. Lester.
James A. Mcmillan is tho bnycr Of No II
West 18th street. sold recently by William
p, Burke Of Clifton Springs. through
George r. Read & 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
ALTERATION PLANS.

al Era lON PLANS
MANI ATTAIN
GIN AVE. p cor Goth 81. 20 a one story brick
church, satteriee & Boyd 1873 BROADWAY
architects. cost. s. 00n
owner. church OF the Holy Communion
A. West Goth 81
10TH ST, =. so ~ OF Columbus ave IN
-FOUR story brick storage. kastnrr a
$50 0OO
owner Lion Brewery. on premises.
THE BRONX
WALES AVE. S. - n OF t5Oth ~. /, So.
ana atuc frame dwlE @3XI0. chris E,
Lonse. t2t Eagle ave. architect. cost 81 -sa
owner, Henry Wiiker. 200 Courtlaudf ave
it.TH 81. 7ol stv brick store ana avn.
t-ct cost $500 '''
owner Richard J Callahan on premise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
tWirh on ner's vsur and address
NOVEMBER -

tWith on ner's vsur and address
~ONEMBED -.
MANHATTAN
IaCTW 81 goo - ~ Madison ave 90 a
frame shed. trou.sy q Birmingham Ycn-
ksrS. ~ y. architects. cyst. s. 5HH
lessee. the Pure or Co. Madison ave and
15tJh 50.
TUE BRONX.
BRIGGS AVE Too n n ~ Iasth - 2
~tv brick dwlss. @oN@, eacn. total cost.
So oOu
owner and architect August Nelson. ias
West fGSfh
MORRIS PARK AVE. . cor Crurer 81
-fN fretnc portable church. 2@U66. Duckr
60. 81 Broadway. architects. cost. s.. nn0
Owner. city Extension and Missionary
society % the Methods Episcopal church.
1856 sth ave
1S'Iu ST. D cor Mapcs ave. 8 stv brick
tuIlt. 41.tNS3S Charles X reyrnbord Sos
jennings 81. architect; cost S45 OOo
owner. Melvin Realty 60. ICS Paramount
place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24

NOVEMBER -
utLT AVE. r.. Gse ~ ~ fremont a. t2sN
ESQ. James - Weutz loans Harry q Benline
CONSTRUCTION 30 Inc. st-4. $50
AiAPEs AVE cor fT7rh ~. Ci-y Mortgages
20 loans John ~ cornish Construction CO.
S110Osa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
PUBLIC NOTICES.


ASEOkAN RESERVOIR
saaled bias viii be receiveG o. ne Bead
- 49, supply. in Room a1n sQQ 80
- S~w YORK Un-N y a. on Nove--7a-
= 1aOo FOR Contract -. for che cousr-lc-f.-.
= 80 F-u-isr bikes - the Ashokar Re=a--
- I-ro-vr as Gl-lford. Woodsrocz and YES.
r4rr-isv 0Ikes they are 20 he rolled ea-tb
-, A. E-usnts with concrete core-Ua.la ana
---.gate about I6 niles - Ieuz-h -.
100 IS located -ear Wesr Hurley. on ~.
--rs-ar ard Delaware RAJ road. bout six III.
,---Iv-asr 81 kingston. On The tossus y lfi,--
~ and Kingston. Ulster C7uEr-. View Tors
- he above time and place rls bins vII
-. ntrIcIy opened ana read Par-rr -
-.,--sluiuE information FOR bidders and cor
--.-- cravings can bs obtained AT Room aag
- me above address. ~ ceposI-tnz re -
- - dollars tsl9l for each pam1hI e. rc-
F,--sher particulars see Informscion FOR I'D.
JOHN A. BENSEr- President
CHARLES y. CHADWICE.
CHARLES l. SHAW.
l-,r--- iqgfouers % rle Board % Water g1--f.
WALDO SMITH. Chiet Engineer
THOMAS EASSETT. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24

TO PERCY DICKINSON. ThcS. A. si,cs.~
Mrs y. r. Gilmour, Mrs. Kate ~ i
Mrs. a. Gcoda -rc. Ms q. 81 Fort ~ =,
M~keun. Mrs.. Elizabeth Da-sey. Mrs. Illss
Mriviur. owen Bugg. fr Mra- g le',.x
Mss Man Magness Miss Helen CoIEnila.
Martha stone Mr.. Addi~ Ward. kr<-,yss
hyrncs John Fl "a. Weaver Mrs. T. ~ -
konert IruNe4 Mrs Marguerite l-ovcrlise. -.
Geo. G. Hyuson. Mrs. Margaret Campre.- 4
ledge. VIM. 2. Weber Mss Annie Mooas,
Sweeney. F. r Gcdrics and Ms h p -, =
uu AMI ~ach % vou are hereby u0llncc - =
tine Tor the payment % cur len lse-.-~A
property hereinafter described having Ns-a
after due notice thereof rad been gyen
We Viii cause such prourrry. % WI. no---~si
Goods. Personal ETects and Merr1andl-e -
IN t1r Columbia storage " tr-nouSes ~ -. .
~ rVur name cor in wutcN reu may l--s-l
INTEREST,". Co De- sold az public auction t..-il.
O. the statute IN such case made ana N-ssl
a. Nos IN and 80 IA 81, atE1 g.. on - n =
heccuner 9Th liso. n 1880 a. H.. ttl =
sale taeTeof nor -oTfuirted on sai1 -.
same VIII - continued az che sane -
eacA and every Safu-tav tncrca,ter. oe<-''
1910 a. -. until tne "a 81 r1mpl
COLI &hlA STORAGE w NRLrt'N -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
cATsKILL AQUMUC-.

SEALED BIDS vii - r~cefv-d ~ - So,
- Water supply. IN Room slp. 2e9 Br1sduzr
-Se.r V1-k- until ~ \ ". on D=Csrl ns- +. r1a
- Contract - for ere construction 81 - =
S~aeI piua sipno1s c0uEtsr NJ % rfvera- -
snaIf p f--r s inches nominal f-stde dIar7afs-
s-vaio-ei win cOn--e-s and lined win p--sfs~.
cement mortar. ssgrega-tns about 2 miles II a
seve-aI slretcnos - aoueduct FL oren cur ~ =
s-7ha- s-usrr NJ Cur-and cover alusdu~r 4zz---
eating about 5000 reer- Ihe wn-E lei coated =
-ha T1uruz q olive J-lsra- County Na- Wf-5ar-
ORANGE county FhtiifpsTou-U. Esurua-r 0vr~~
auf ~or-la1d- Wesrcneste- county,. View To-s
A. ths above TINE anc ps-s re bids win !.
-..nficiv opened and ~ead- F'a-7ulie-s -o-rsi-f1r
i7fo-rnati01 FOR BIDDER ard pamphlets - -
tract drawings can be 1h-afne1 A. Rom Il
-ns ahov7 address by deposi-i1z ne sun - ~
10 iars $40 sor es~r caunhie-. -o- s1-rssf
us-ricu.z-s see In-or7Istl17 fo- Bidders
JOHN A EENSE-L. D-.s fs--
CHARLF- y ~E anTL-E
CHARLES a. SHAW
C-rr77i IS. oners OF the Board 80 Wa--- suorir.
= WALDO ~NT-H. CrirF T-E. ree-
-TTONAS HASSr--T. S@crera~~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24

q DvERvIsEMENTs AND sUBscRlPr,ess
Tor Tee Tribune r-cetXed az rneir ".
ONE. 10 1904 Breaowpy, retu'een -
nnd S1tu sts until o clock r. m. R"-~e|
lncuts recetved 40 the fcnnwtrG olti,' = =
AZ regular aifce rates untii ciceA "a q
Wa, ga stn ave-. ccr -td - = 81
ave-. ccr. t2Ih "a tUf EsSf i+th 81 -
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-07-05
BASEBALL POINTERS.

Manager Chance OF Chicago gives 1t
out fiat that he fears only Pittsburg
this season.
The Pittsburgs didn't steal base on
Catcher Bresnahan Of st. Louis in the
recent four game series.
Ralph Works. Detroit's recruit pitch
er, is not twenty-one years old, but he
has more confidence than an auction
eer
Catcher Pat Moran OF the Cubs Is
hitting well, but he isn't turning them
back from second in the Johnny King
style.
Second Baseman John r. Miller of
the Pittsburgs was with the Easton
team OF the Atlantic league last spring.
He halls from Kearney. n. j.
President Comiskey has five flve-let-
tered pitchers on his staff-Walsh.
Fiene, Scott, White and Smith. II five
of n kind count for anything In the ma
tional pastime the Sox's chances should
be bright.
Manager Cantillon Of Washington
says his players will be shooting the
bah around the lot with accuracy and
speed when the young fellows in the
rival teams have blown up about the
Fourth Of July.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-07-05
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

One Of the simplest and best cures
for enlarged pores Is to use n scrub
bling brush and pure soap. With this
treatment the pores are freed from the
clogged secretions and gradually be-
come normal.
Habitually eating soft foods, to the
exclusion Of everything that is hard
or crusty, will not only weaken the
digestive organs, but will lead to rapid
decay of the teeth. When these are
not used in the mastication Of harder
foods they become weak, just as any
muscle will that is not given sufficient
work to do. This applies especially to
growing healthy children.
However harmless curling irons may
seem, they are ruination II used much.
1t is undoubtedly true that once in
awhile they are harmless and become
less likely to cause dryness if the
metal is warm and not hot. The
trouble Is that the irons are not so
effective unless the degree Of heat is
rather great, and this means an imme-
date drying Of the natural oils and
consequent dullness and breakage.
The best way Of attaining curls when
nature has not endowed Il woman with
them is to take to the patent curler
that works best.
Cream Of tartar is drink that IS
helpful ut this season. for, like spear
mint tea, 1t is supposed to be purify
ing and also cooling. the latter fact
making 1t especially liked in warm
weather To prepare it one-half of a
teaspoonful Of cream Of tartar is used
to one-half Of a pint Of water. This
beverage must be slipped slowly. Sas-
safras tea Is another drink. though
this is credited with being noMishing
and taking the place Of food. 1t Is
ordered in obesity cures sometimes
To prepare take two tablespoonful Of
the dried herb. steep in three pints Of
boiling water for half an hour, then
strain and sweeten slightly. 1t must
be drunk freely through the day.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-07-05
UTILIZING Blood Oranges.

In the late spring blood oranges are
quite prevalent. They have distinct
flavor and, skillfully used, make at
tractive dishes.
An artistic looking salad is made by
cutting blood orange in half, remov-
ing the Seeds fiber and skin. Set 1t in
q bed of lettuce hearts and cover with
chopped celery and large dab Of
mayOnnaise.
A sherbet made of blood oranges
With a dash Of sherry for flavor or
with cut preserved ginger through it,
is as charming in color as 1t Is deli
cious.
AS attractive a color scheme as
rawh"rries ard vanilla ice cream Is
made by filling circular mold Of Ice
cream with sections Of blood oranges.
They are sometimes used to flavor a
frozen cuStard.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-07-05
Warmers Costly Venture.

Jack Warner, once the New York Gil
ants star catcher and later with De-
troit and Washington. is open for an
bitter experience as club owner.
Having saved snug sum from his
earnings on the ball field, he secured
his release from the Washington club
while in the south recently and pro-
ceeded to buy club in Texas. Every
thing went wrong. however, and War
ner soon found himself without dol
lar. He is sad, but ready to start all
over again.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-07-05
NEW BASEBALL LEAGUE.
New Circuit May Invade Chicago,
Pittsburu and Cincinnati.

What will become of Kansas City
when the big baseball blowup comes?
That Is question much argued among
writer's and players of the American
association. Nearly every one who pre-
tends TO keep tab on the doings OF this
league and baseball In general Is Of the
opinion that sooner or later, next year
or the year after, perhaps longer, there
will be u big shift in minor league
baseball What this shift Is to be is a
mooted question.
Some writers and players believe
that the four strongest clubs in the as
ISOLATION and the four live Eastern
league teams will be consolidated into
a third big league. Others are OF the
opinion that only Buffalo will be COPIED
from the Eastern league and that clubs
will be placed in Chicago, Pittsburg
and perhaps in Cincinnati. But what
will become Of Kansas City? Manager
Kelley Of st. Paul Is quoted as saying
that Kansas City, Minneapolis and ST.
Paul will be RELOCATED to the Western
league. A prominent baseball man in
the west recently stated his belief In
the coming Of third major league
He believes that st. Paul and Mime
apolls will go back to the Western
league. but that Kansas City will be on
the new circuit.
The two big minor leagues have re-
fused to sign the curtailed agreement
as sent out by the national commits
sion. President O'Brien and the club
owners only smile when mention Is
made Of war. But men have smiled and
warred before. Maybe something Is in
the air and will break loose when win
ter proper baseball warning time. ar
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A Modern and Up-tO-Date Resort Hotel
LOVE

CAPTAINS come and perish,
Empires rise and go
Light as little bubbles
Lips of childhood blow.
Kings and kingdoms only
Last their little day.
Love is life's forever,
Love is king Away!
DUTIES crash and crumble.
Monuments go down
Into dust forgotten.
Unto rust the crown.
People pass and pageants
Fame is for a year
Love is life's forever,
Love is lord Of fear
PABYLON'S old beauty,
~ Sidon's sculptured domes,
Ninevehs old glory.
Greatness that was Rome's-
Time hath seen them topple,
Time hath laughed at these.
Love is LIES forever
Earth's life and the seas!
T Owe is April morning.
~ Love is bloom of May,
Love is dew adjoining
Lane and woodland way,
Love is thirst and hunger,
Love Is sword and song,
Love Is LIES forever
Too sweet to be too long!
Bard in Baltimore Sun.
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A long list of pleased patrons is
the leading advertisement or the
Herald Printery. From milk
ticket to a full sheet poster, we
would like to figure on your busl-
ness in this line.
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STONE MAY BE TRADED.
Report Says McAeer Is to Part With
Star For Pitcher Johnson.

Rumors are now IN circulation that
Manager McAleer Of the 81. Louis
Americans is to part with his star out
fielder and batter, George Stone, to the
Washingtons for Pitcher Walter John
son. Stone was the batting sensation
Of the American league in 1896, lead
Ing the sphere maulers with a per
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FIRE ALARM BOXES.

No. "4-North Aberdeen.
No. "5-B and Cleveland Avenue.
No. "6-City Hall.
No. s7-High School Building.
No. ST and River Street.
No. "9-K and Hume Streets.
No. 15-Benn and East Heron St.
No. 17-Harbor and East Heron.
No. 19-Second and North Aber-
deem Bridge.
No. 21-Market and F Street.
No. 23-American Mill.
No. 24-Wishkah and G Streets.
No. 25-Heron and F Streets.
No. 27-Fourth and G Street.
No. 31-Market and M Street.
No. 32-Hume and H Street.
No. 35-Anderson and Middleton
Mill.
No. 37-Broadway and Heron St.
No. 3S-Broadway and Third St.
No. 39-Broadway and Sixth St.
No. 42-Hart-Wood Mill.
No. 43-Heron & Michigan Ave.
No. 45-Western Cooperage.
No. 47-Hume and Washington.
No. 49-Market and Washington.
No. 51-Curtis and Clark Street.
No. 52-Curtis and Evans St.
No. 53-Curtis and Front St.
Boxes marked with an 80" are i'm
lginary.
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County of Chchalis
I, f, b. Day, cashier, of the above
named bank do solemnly swear that the
foregoing statement is true to the pest
of my knowledge and belief.
f.. b. DAY,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me TINS
F. f. JONES.
Notary Public.
Correct Attest
FRANK G. JONES,
II. b. FAUNT LIE ROY,
Directors.
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