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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-17
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
OCTOBER Il.
MANHATTAN.

9th ETREET-AIfred Z. Toussaint has SOLD
for Cornelia H Coffin No n West 6eth street
q four story dwelling, on lot e0x1oO-5 feet
18TH STREET c Eough & Co have sold
I,suinson the i've story double hathouse No. 100
West esth street, On lot 29xI0i-5 feet
LEXINGTON AVENCEThe Hibson Com
rany has sold for Samuel Duncan No. ls6 Lex
ington avenue: Shree story ana o 1e
3lst and sd streets
AMSTERDAM AVENUE-Isidor Refs and
joseph Tea have sold for the Irving Jucis Build
ing and Construction Company the SIX story
APARTMENT house at the northwest corner or
Amsterdam avenue and 1OSth street, on piol
IOO.IIxleO feet. 10 Victor Muller
GRAND STREET-In exchange for the north
west corner Of Amsterdam avenue ana 1Oeth
street M Muller gives to Irving JuCls the SIX
story tenement al The northwest corner OF
Grand anc Pitt streets. on LOT 2SXle9 feet
50TH. sTREET-Hen-y ". Putnam has sold
n Francis Rance SeaErist No. IS West 50th
street. d four story dwelling, on lot lSX1oo3
feet, q Columbia leasehcld- M. SeaEr1st viii
remodel il for his own OCcupanCy
18Th STREET-Hannah kram has sold No
81 East 99th street. Z two story buldlng' on
lot 22x1G0 Il feet, 20 Philip Wattenbergr who
viii alter the building and use Il as an amuse-
ulent hall
92D sTREET-CorneIia Alahr has sold TO Mrs
Ellen Atkinson No 10 East 92d street, a three
story dwelling, lot 1sX100-S feet.
THE BRONX
CHATTERTON AvENCE-Andrew Hally has
sold for Charles E. DeveTnlann the two family
house No. 2o47 Chatterton avenue
15aD sTREET-Ku-z & Uren have sold for
" J Fraser TO Alfred N Rau Nos, 81 and 1a3
East 152d street Two four story uaJhoOsess on
a plot 5Ox143x irregular
AQUEDUCT AVENUE-wiliam Evans has
sold the dwelling No. 2552 Aqueduct avenue, near
1880 street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-17
NEW BUILDING PLANS
THE BRONX

erDGwTCG< AVE. v s, II II r 81 lt.th e.
-, bTk garage - 0S'-.40 o., Ed"ih 6[aInlns'
80 MONTGOMERY ave. owner AlbsIL - JAWS
- - RS f5stb 81 architect. cost. Sz.SVo-
17aD ST e. 251 O5 It OF Monroe 4 4,.; h1s
stv brk dwelling houses ls - ,s-6n, s,e
PREMISES owner. Q tlaih' ~" ~
architect. COS; 10000
la1sT ST r. 175 # v 81 Hnghs ss, ave; sly
brl[ stable 50z30. n Wilkins9n; pa +, t1ii'p, -
, ~ \ 90 owner. z Clark, 4i3 fremont ave
architect. cost $1,000 -
GRAND BOULEVARD ANp Co% ..,S!,l. tis -
w s. 80 II Of ls4th ST 81 g9 "a W.; 90
F11 ave president owner. J9 L doo iiSu7ei' a'u
Vest la5tb 81, architect; cost s@o'o"o
GRAND BOULEVARD AND 60. Co 80. Hs 81
e. II ana 81. FIELD Realty CO. Israel Lebo Nil
sd West End ave president o"ner I s4a liau-
v-.a.1r,-l--o,s AVE 2 8. ASIA II Of 175th
81 & SO blk tenrlt 50 sxs2 y 1a avslse buila
ing Co Abraham Isear rs " Inns AZ NJ ~ 80,
president, owner. Harold l. '"u"e' % 49, -'i'
81 architect cost S50.ubo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-17

r I17y ref: amt due. s17.257 81: taxes, etc
BY Samuel Marx.
CATHARINE SLIP. II 70 o. s. $50 Il 8
OF Water st, So 2x4L4xsa sx4a7 sjy tenmt
1 1nS stores and sty lodging house ana store
Louis Wendell. jr, atty; W ] Murray. ref; amt
cue. Ss,s27 70. taxes, etc. Sis 05.
lesTH ST. SIC. $. Iao II e OF Audubon ave
Lexinson ct al; Meighan & \. attys: W J A
SS5a ref amt due. s15.sse IS: taxes. etc.
By Daniel Greenwald.
,ss,s N J, :. - AYE ga IS ss4 r. n Of
ntie. etc. which L c Meyer had on February
IL 1910. or since.
ON THURSDAY.
BY Joseph P. Day.
BECOME ST, 30 to ~. e cor Lewis ST
l5oxl25. /. >. and sty bldEs: vol sale.
sTH AVE. eol and sos. 4 W cor Of seth st,
- 5xso and sty tennis. vol sale.
,,S STE AVE. US vs. IS5 y Of 57th St TX
Seven Hundred and Twenty-eight FIFTH Ave
nue. Co ct al; Curtis, Mallett-Prevost & co.
Oh o.. taxes. etc. sIL5s2 81.
MADISON AVE. s.. :. "a Q r n Of 9TH st
= sxfS. sly bldg NJ whittemore agt ? L
Campbell 81 al; H O Sanford. atty: Donald Nc
Lean. ref partition
5lsT ST. las, =. zoo IT Of 9TH ave. 25xloo5.
sly fennnt-
51ST ST Lao. : $50 It Of 7th ave. 25xloo.
sly tenrnt and store
WALLER AVE. n s. as It w II chauncey st,
runs s5-ll to Poplar 81. W 25.4x 79-Sx
SEA VIEW AVE s. 100 IT Of Railroad
ave. 25xlOo
MAIN AVE. 5. 100 f Of Central ave. 25x
100, Bay Chester. Edw Hector agt Eliza Hector
tition. = Dsis--'i' any + . oineS' 'si' IA
DEAN ST Ger Town Dock I'd. Ioox1o5.
Throg's Neck, a Y Fraser e, al, exrs. etc. AT
schultz. ref: amt due. $3.50 -. taxes. etc.
KEPLER AVE. n cor 2sth st i4ozloox
{ 2 Hallock, atty; Myron Sulzberger, ref; ant
due S1.552: taxes. etc. sl.es5.
BY samuel Goldsticker
KINGsBRIDGE RID. 5. p # Of Hindham
p. 25xs3 1x25 lxs61 vacant.
st, lie szHEi9ozi9o Bss, chester les HsnT2 con
rad agt Wilhelm Conrad 81 al; c Darrin. atty;
c F AiacLean. ref: partition
By Samuel Marx.
18th ST 449. $ $50 # OF Wits z ave;
Reinbeck 81 al. II s Ogden. atty: L A Abrams,
ref: amt due. $S545 81. taxes, etc, 1910 20.
NEwBoLD AVE, 2s45. s. ass fl = Of Have
meyer ave. 25xIos, Unionport: T sullivan agt
Caroline Keller ct al; action !; N Fiero, atty;
H J Goldsmith, ref; amt due. S2sl5 u; taxes
etc s47 s..
NEwBoLD AVE 2s47 4 $. sos # Of Have
meyer ave. 25xI0S: same agt same, action =
same atty: sidney Rossnan. ref. amt due, So
27z o.. taxes. etc $50 p
CARPENTER AVE 1925 e s. - # 4 Of 254th
s. a5r105 s Willianlsbridre. II J Plat agt
North Borough Home co ct al: p Hummel.
stty: William Allen, ref: amt due, Sl'S43 y
taxes. etc. s222 u: sub 10 a prior mtg Of $4,000.
on FRIDAY.
BY Bryan L Kennedy
TIFFANY st. " s. 266s II $ Of 167th st. 42x
100 sly bldg and vacant; z Farrell agt
TIFFANY Street Improvement Co 81 a.; Miller 81
taxes. etc, SIS os; SUB 70 prior mtgs aggregatinS
s5s 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-17
MORTGAGE LOANS.
FIRST MORTGAGE FUNDS
40 and 4hS
JAMES BOYD & co.
135 Broadway.
FORECLOSURE SALES.
I 5 Broadway.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YOL-A;
IiIIian Rose. plaintiff, against Moses b SnlII
and others defendants-In pursuance OF a
Judgment of foreclosure and sale. duly nlaus
and entered in the above entitled action ana
bearing date the 10th day OF july Isi9 anu ,tn
order made and entered IN sag act ION
undersigned. the Referee in said judgment
named will sell at public auction. at the Ex-
change Salesroom. Nos. 14-16 Vesey street. 10
The Borough OF Manhattan. city or New I orf1,
on tie nth day OF October, 1910, at i o CLOCK
noon on that day. by Joseph r Day AgC
tioneer. the premises directed Dy sdIu jus
ment TO be sold. and therein descripeo as -oi-
All that certain lot. piece parcel OF land.
with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected, situate, lying and being IN me 1l BoL
in he County and State OF New YORK bounced
and described as follows: Beginning at a point
on the nOrtherly side or one HuhGre9 anu
Nineteenth Street. distant one hundred ana
thirty-seven (137) feet six 90 inches westerly
from the corner formed by the intersection or
the westerly side OF Seventh Avenue with me
Street, running thence northerly- and par2lIeI
with the westerly side Of Seventh avenue ana
part Of the distance through a party wall, one
hundred (1OOl feet eleven CID tncheSi rheuC5
westerly parallel with the northerly side OF
one Hundred and Nineteenth Street, thirty
seven (37) feet six go inches; thence SOUTH
Avenue one hundred (1OO) feet eleven CID
riches to the nOrtherly side OF one Hundred
and Nineteenth Street; thence eaSterly. along
the nOrtherIy side OF One Hundred and Nine
taeu7h Street thirty-seven (37) feet six go
inches TO the point or place OF beginning
Dated. New York. September go. 1910
MANTON II. wYVELL. Referee.
ROBERT L TURK. Attorney for Plaintiff
No 80 Nassau Street, Borough of Manhat-
tan New York City.
The following IS a diagram OF the property
10 be sold: its street number IS 200 West
10Th streeer. Borough Of Manhattan, New
York City
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

OCTOBER ..
,+4, y Y Franan, trustee, 70 Milliceni
Petty: S12250o ,i- y eav,,r. 500
NfilIcert Petiy 10 OdiOliL' ~
e36 "a -, CO.. G,
same 10 Irene 3 Eraman, SLIDE
Same 20 same. S5n.2-S -. e
lis AIinz 10 Nlunser schwartz: %. az oSo
tI11-.~,Ga imam 10 Sarah Z Bogart Sio.eeo
cara Thomarnan to Philip H Lasti q G sSoo
TSIii- u C,rorinsky Lena SchlIs S@:pPg -
fhl ,P ne H,I5son co TO Mary " McKelvey
s.. roc. - .. Sian,und Ash.er
500 -, o. chelsea Realty co; 81
To1ors Realty co 10 James SuneiIlaL Sluo-
l-so.,z-5 Ael7ner TO Simon Uhfelder. 81
William DGnuat TO ranClS = ~
sno trustees - ssstsi, Sao"u9 :. -. - .+.,
g. ,z-.i-. Realizes Co to Alice Blaine and
sno = assts). 81. -. ,5av +-obrs 2,
asstsl. 81. .. r-ts-har trustee. 81
same 10 Louise Fischer, II.
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REM EDIES.
ELECTION NOTICE.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS.

Board Of Elections OF The City OF New York,
General once. 1O7 W 4lst 81, Borough Of
Manhattan
Notice Is hereby given. in pursuance OF
CHAPTER 80 Section 301. Laws Of 1909. cOnstt-
tuting Chapter II OF the Consolidated Laws, OF
the boundaries OF each OF the election districts
IN the County Of New York. Of the designation
Of the place OF registration. October TO- II. IS
and II. and OF the polling place for the election
to be held November 5. 1910, in each OF the
election districts in z6id County, follows:
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w. 1871 ST.

The approximate amount of the lien or
charge to satisfy which the aDove-described
est thereon from the 18th day or July, 1910,
together with costs and allowance amounting
10 s4:5 so. with interest from Iuly Goth. 1910.
together with the expenses of the sale The
aDDroxirnate amount Of the taxes. assessments
ana water rates other liens. which are to
he allowed the purchaser out OF the Pur-
chase money, or paid by the Referee, IS s125
and interest
said premises will he sold subject TO first
MORTGAGE of Sal 900. with accrued interest
thereon at the rate of Eve $50 per snnum.
Dated, New York. September 2Sd. 1910.
MANTON M WYVELL. Referee-
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ALTERATIONS.
kfANHATTAN

9TH ST. IS East z 5,sty n1k lofts; sailors
L Brown. 22T3 Walton ave, architect. SS'eo"
2srH ST 12s West 10 a eFy hrk store and
tenmt Coleman 50 West esth 81. owner p
Igkes. 100 Bark ave, architect. so.Vvv. -----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-17
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee.
OCTOBER l..

OAK ST, 2 " cor Oliver st; GiuseDpina Mas
succi 70 Francesca Tomuaro; > Yrs from Oct l.
1910: s7a3 month: address. 81 Mulberry ST
WILLIS AVE. 4S4. store first loft and cellar.
the front part q bldg partitioned on: Eliza
beth = Doherty. extrZ, TO John L Golowater;
Yrs from oct /. 1910; $3.50 TO s.. 100 address.
5o2 AleXander ave
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LOST BANKBOOkS.

R1NKBOOK No. 554. SAC Of the Union Dime Saw
ings Bank is missing. Any person having
claim TO II is hereby called upon 20 present the
same within ten days submit 70 having said
vassbOok cancelled and new one issued.
LOST OR sTOLEN.--Bankbook No. 45.2O9 OF
the German Savings Bank in the city or New
York corner 4th and 14th ST., issued 70
John cIresch. All persons are cautioned against
NEGOTIATING the same. II not returned TO the
bank on the 18th day OF October, 1910, dupli-
cate will he issued
LOST-Bankbook No. 340.92i on Union Dime
Savings Bank. Payment stopped. Finder Will
please return TO bank or S. Steifel. tenth floor.
$50 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-17
FOR SALE,

BIG MISUNDERSTANDING used Office furniture.
desks, typewriters. cash registers. adding ma
chimes ulirneographs fling cabinets safes. ad-
dressr g machines time clocks. partitions check
protectors bookcases NATHAN'S, Whlte ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-17
LONG ISLAND.
LUNG IcI-tAtD.
WING CITY

will sacrifice elegant new, substantial residence
expensively and artistically furnished, IA rooms,
model bathrooms, mission finish library; pan
elled forest finished diningroom' open nfe
nIsces. gas. steam heat: wide piazzas: very best
plumbing and heating system; many beautlrul
acquisitions; handsome grounds, selected re-
srric1ed location; few minutes Of station; ~
minutes out, title guaranteed by Title Guarant
and Trust Company of New York: immediate
possession. principals only. price $4,000; suit
able terms. Address OWNER 5O4 World Build
ing New York
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BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
TEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

PHTLIPsE MANOR ON THE HUDSON.
one mile unobstructed river frontage; 80 mod
ern residences near completion Address
PHILIPSE MANOR co.
Phllipse Manor. Now YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-17

Watson mtg $3.50. on '' W.
address ises Bathgate ave
SAND PROPERTY Charles est ~ a So to An
tonic Impe-tale Utg S-'o'' 0''Aiess'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-17

To OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE IN PENN r.
r terminal distr1ct.-Send me particulars OF
ANYTHING you want 10 sell. from 10 II. 'front.' Up
20 any limit QarEer the betIer)- have cash
huvers waiting % years experience as broker
J,1 Greater New York. Principal address Or cal,
CHAS B. REDHEAD, 9th Ave. Bldg. y. y
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NEW JERSE1
MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW JERSEY FARMS FOR SALE ADDRbs
T D. DURING, Pennington. n. ].
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RESORTS.
PROPOSALS.

Z s ENGINEER OFFICE. ROOM 3Oe. Gus
tom House. Baltimore, Md Sept Is, 1910
Sealed proposals for dredging in Patapsco
River, Nd. will be received at this ofice until
one O'Clock p. NJ. Oct IS. 1910. and then pub
iicIy opened. Information application
THOS. 1. CASEY. Col. Engrs
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IN Residential Districts.

there are high class parcels scheduled
~ THURSDAY one is on Madison avenue,
-ss- re corner Of 9th street. and the other
= The former residence Of Charles W
Morse. a. no. IS Fifth avenue. near 57th
cree. FIVE story structure. on plot tx
* feet. adjoining the residence Of Harry
Payne Whitney.
Both q these parcels should make good
x--ss-neur propositions. The Morse house
- ecl5 II q foreclosure action brought
~ joan Z. Be-wind against me preset
..Ene- q record. the rs Fifth Avenue on on
-suv. and another 70 secure a loan o. SoDo.-
a. MADE on july L. 1863. which Win lil'Si-
s.. amounts 10 sS71.eoa.
ThA Madison avenue property Is OeIi-e
sd IL pursuance Of an interlocu1ory 'uoe-
49, II partition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-17
FINE SITES IN BUDGET
csv to offer Plots II Bought for
Subway Loop.
MORSE HOUSE IN LIST
xr.,r downtown Business Build
ings Also To Be Sold This
Week at Auction.

-. sou---ou-n business buildings are ~
--s-ea for sale this week at the Real
-, Exchange salesroom. Nos Il and
- street.. on this account the week
.-.srs- is lust q little more attractive
.---ss-o-s who want large and high class
-.,s-ties than the auction lists in some
weeks
=. voluntary sale.
c-scuIstors win also be we'll repaid by
- rbe salesroom each DAY. as a part
!. ~ BUDGET locks as II II was prepared
Is ne object Of furnishing them with
--.a-1e kind OF parcels they want
&C., real estate valued al about S5oo.00.
N tbs remaining unsold property Pur-
80 r. the city for the building CT the
s[..hzrrsn part Of the Brooklyn loop sub
= running from the Williamsburg
z-,see through Delaney street 10 Centre
-.-asf and down Centre street 20 Park
- viii BE offered tomorrow.
these Plots were not sold last spring on
.-,ounr of certain parts Of The structure
-Aicb fr1er1ered with q free use Of the
---se- surface Of the property, and two Of
:. 7lore on the Bowery and Delaney
..-ss- extension nave not been offered here
.so-s These two parcels, with those in
-,---e street from Walker 70 Canal street
= from Canal 70 Howard street, on
Cvsvs3snd Place, between the Bowery and
-,sls-cev street. can be bought and sold
.,,s built upon just as property without
svbvsy easements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-17

TIFFANY ST. " s 1865 II s Of 167th st, 42x
100 sly bldg and vacant. z J Farrell aSt
TIFFANY street Improvement Co 81 a; Miller d
b attyss J A Hodge. ref. amt due, s537s A.
taxes. etc, So 06; SUB 70 prior mtgs aggregatlie
SIS 600.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-27
NOT MUCH SENTIMENT IN BASEBALL

nice things were said about Goode,
and general opinion was that the
Cleveland club had picked up
youngster who was sure to SHINE as
big Lacquer. For some time AFTER
Gocde Joined the Cleveland CLUB Ill
1908 he hit the ball we'll over the
300 mark. but a slump late in the
season brought his mark down 10
about $50. Last year Goode IN "a
games hit only slightly over the -Zoo
mark. He failed to show the form
that made him look like a runner up
for yobb. so much so that the Cleve-
land MANAGEMENT did not hesitate
to trade him to Philadelphia last faii-
lust what caused the sensation OF
one season to fail to live Up TO the
reputation he had established Is some
thing of a mystery, for GOode is only
a youngster. Goodies great prowess
with the stick caused all the twirierS
TO pitch their best to him when he
stepped to the pate. Perhaps some
nitcher found out that GOOdeShad
vital weakness, his discovery was
soon communicated to other twiTr
ers on the circuit, and as a result
Goodies average slumped consider
ably. It's also just as possible that
Ill health affected his work, and tha'
ne will come back as good as ever
next summer. Connie Mack viii soon
discover the trouble, IL any exists
Three or four years ago pitcher
by the name of Smith was secured
by the St. Louis club. He started
off like wonder. winning the hrst
six games In which ne oficiated. Crit
les thought the Browns has crack
ing good man in him and many be
Iieved he would be one OF the best
spit bali pitchers in the country
That Smith had a coed spit ball
there was NJ denying. but his curve
hall was little or nothing. while his
fast hall came to the plate straight
and frue- In his first six games
smith depended almost entirely on
tho ~spitter- ard met with great sue
ccss he worked a number OF games
in rather bad weather, and early IN
Nav pulled with sore arm. me
club AT that time was rather short
or pitchers and Smith tried TO WORK
minus the splitter He was HI; hard
in every game and Isron passed out
a. the league. Ano;rer phcnom had
been exploded after getting a Christy
Hs;hcVson start.
You must deliver in most any old
business to get the money. but more
- in baseball than any other busi-
ness or profession
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-27

country that Uncle Sam bought from
Russia for less than cents an acre
has proved to be the greatest bargain
ever made in real estate. When
Treadwell paid the freight on French
Pete's goods. and took over the claim
that proved to be the glory hole" of
mining history, he paved the way for
operations that will go on for years
and years. adding ali the while to
the horde of wealth the world is stor-
ing in its treasure vaults.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-27

Baseball is truly a survival of the
fittest.
Sentiment plays very small part
ir the great national game.
You must deliver the goods in the
major or minors. or it's back to the
factory and 10 hours a day of real
toll.
It's not what you need to be able
to do when you were a star, but what
you can do this very minute. Salary
is based on present ability, not deeds
of the past.
The baseball fans OF today are loud
in their praises of the great wagner.
the brilliant LajOie, the sensational
Cobb. the wonderful Mathewson and a
score of other luminaries. These play
ers are the idols of the fans in their
respective cities. They are big favor
ties with the baseball fans because
they are delivering the goods. Just
now they are the stellar attraction,
the players over whom .ans en,huse,
says Umpire Billy Evans.
In a few years things may be en-
tireiy different. Just as soon as Hans
Wagner slows up Oh the bases and
fails to clout the ball around the 800
mark. the rooters will! soon implore
Barney Dreyfus to get some youngster
TO take his place. When Ty Cobb
fails to steal bases with reckless
abandon and crack cut timely hits
LOT tho
Tiger rooters will yell for some one
10 take up his burden in the outheid-
New York rooters will forget many OF
Chsis;y Mathewson's wonderful per
fcrmauces when that great twirler
rusty right arms fails him. It's the
same with every star in every league.
iust as soon as he hits the toboggan,
the fans yell for his head. Present
failures soon ovc.shadow past sue
ccsscs. Two OF three poor plays that
lose games can destroy a reputation
that hundreds Of brilliant PLAYS built
Up.
/ The task OF the veteran - equally
a. hard as that Of the youngster. Al
though his experience often helps him
out Of tight holes that would have
: proven extremely embarrassing to the
Bcw recruit. IN these days OF modern
baseball = player can't hold down a
berth in the big lesEue very long on
his past reputation. lie may hang on
tor a year OF two because the ciuo
owner employing him insists in hop
ing against hope that ne VII come
back to his old-timc form. that the
inability 10 deliver Is only Temporary.
A. In every other business. the
men connected with the game. the
Tlaycrs IS particular are always as
pirlng To bc regarded a. the best a.
their respective positions. They 40
this because trey realize that Their
chance 20 increase their yearly sti-
read depends altogether on The form
they show.
The abolition - the salary limit
was ono 81 ne very hes; mover ever
made Tor the ecod ~ the game ~ nc
Old days when the major league play
ers we're limited to q salary Of sz,f'v
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-27
Saved a Soldiers LIE.

Facing death from shot and shell in
the civil war was more agreeable to
J. A. Stone. of Kemp. Tex. than fac
ing it from what doctors said was
consumption. Il contracted a stub
born cold" he Writes. that developed
q cough, that stuck to me in spite of
all remedies for years. My weight ran
down to 1870 pounds. Then | began
to use Or. Kings New Discovery,
which completely cured me. now
weigh IT'S pounds" For Coughs, Colds,
LaGrippe. Asthma. Hemorrhage,
Hoarseness. Group. Whooping Cough
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