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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-24
Laurium Department

orders in the southern part OF the
peninsula have mtimated that they
would favor Laurlum. despite the an
nouncement that lshpeming would
seek the honor.
Literature will likely be issued TO
upper Michigan orders in few days
setting forth the claims of l.aurium
lodge and through this means it is
proposed To acqualnt Pythians with
facts concerning Laurium. In its effort
Ia bring the convention here. Laur-
ium members assert that the iron
country has been extended this hon
or Ina Two successive years Munising
beins the hosts a year ago, and Mar
yuette this year.
Planning Ceremonial.
A big Dokay ceremonial has been
planned by officers Of Korayb temple
Of I.aurium for the latter part of APP
rH. when class Of tyros Will he ad-
mitted. Details of this meeting Will
be perfected at tonight's assembly.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-24
PENNsY's NEW BOXING BILL.
Ten Round Bouts Will Be permitted
IL il Becomes Law.

Harrisburg. Penn March 2i--Ten-
round boxing bouts under the super
vision OF IA state athletic board will he
legaliZed in this state II IA bill intro
duced In the House of Representatives
here becomes law. The bill pro-
vides for n commission of five NOM
bers. To be appointed by the COVER
nor within thirty days after the pas
sage Of the act. They would have
mower to subpoena witnesses when in Il
vestigating any athletic event and
would have exclusive control over all
boxing and sparring matches. No box
ing or sparring matches az exhibition
could be for more than ten rounds ANA
contestants would have To wear gloves
at least eight ounces in weight.
Each club authorized To give spar
ring matches would have tn he Ii
rensed by the commission and file u
bond with the auditor general. pro-
vision Is made for the payment To the
state treasurer for "A tax Of five PEI
cent Of the gross receipts of each eX-
hibition.
For fake boxing a boxer liz disqual-
fled from boxing for six. months \
second oIfense means disqualification
for all time in the state
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-24
Good FIGHTERS
! LACK KNOCKOUT
Sleep Producing Punch Not East
Iy Acquired by Some Boxers

II takes some boxers long time
10 develop q real knockout punch and
some never get one. while TO others
II seems 10 come as natural as IL is
for a duck To swim. writes Tommy
Andrews.
Kid Lavigne was not a bag man.
but he had the knack of delivering
a knockout punch once he could land
ON the jaw. Joe Cans was not known
as a heavy hitter, still he knew how
10 hit and he could always put his
man away any time he connected with
the right spot. Kid Mccoy was a
slender youth with hand like a girls
ana still he had the knack OF hitting
and putting big heavyweights away
iOr the ten count
Jim Corbett was. much bigger
man than Mccoy. but jim never tried
much for the x. o., as he preferred
the Mcfarland style of outpointing his
man. The late Jack Dempsey was a
small man for n middleweight cham
pion and still he had "A terrific punch,
because he knew how TO deliver the
blow. Ii was the same with John l."
Sullivan. The big fellow scored many
knOckouts in short bouts and most of
them came of knowing how Ia hit
at the right time. Charley Mitchell
was another small man who put many
heayyweights To- sleep and all because
he knew how To hit.
Johnny Kilbane, lie featherweiBhi
champion, Is another lad who was
never considered a hard hitter; in
fact. he was always satisfied to out
point his man. However. after the
critics began calling Johnny paper
Champion" he got his dander up ana
soon got next To the real *. q. punch
lie cut loose in his bout with oliver
Kirk AZ 81. Louis. and put him away
for the ten count. also Monte AtteH
ana George Kirkwood which goes TO
prove that boxers can learn to deliver
the sleep producer IL they care to take
the time and study IL out.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-24
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Off;
DEAF EAR TO CHALLENGE
PORTAGE LAKE JUNIORS IGNORE
DEFY AND LOCALS CLAIM
II o NOR.

Refusal of the Houghtnn junior
hockey team To accept "A challenge IS -
sued by the Calumet team, today re-
suited in the end of a controversy ~
To the copper country championship. 80
far as Calumet IL concerned. Houghton
set forth claim 20 this honor by con
testing Calumets right to the title. ana
to give the Houghton team another
chance, the local seven hurled defS
at the Portake Lake team, backing it,
challenge with a wager of $50.
The conditions Of the match. in the
opinion Of the Calumet members. were
liberal in that IIoughton was given ann
pie time To prepare for contest. The
defy stipulated that the game be
played Tuesday night on Palcstra ice
and notice of acceptance filed by noon
today. At that hour no communica
ton had been received from the
IIouehton team.
Calumets claim To the amateur title
is therefore clear.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-24
U. or N. IN big NINE"
Board Of Control Takes Favorabls
Action Saturday.

Ann Arbor. March 2i.-fhe Univer-
sity of Michigan board In control If
athletics Saturday voted in favor OF
returning Ia the western conference
on condition that the conference abol-
ishcs the so-called boycott rule and
amends the rule concerning the uni
veraity boards in control of athletics.
II Is expected that Michigan petit
tion for admission will be considered
at the next spring meeting of the con
ference
The sO-called boycott rule provides
that no conference college shall com
pete with st school which has been Il
member OF the conference. hut ha
Withdrawn. Among the students to-
DAY it was generally believed that
there is little hope of the conference
giving up the rule.
Michigan would amend the regula-
lions which require each board I'm con D.
troll of athletics Ca have a faculty ma
iorlty so that i will he subject To veto
by the president of the school,
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LAURiUM HREViTlEs.

Miss May L. Fuller spent Easter
with her sister Miss Helen Fuller. at
the Marquette Normal school.
David Levesque, formerly of the
First National bank, has returned
from Chicago.
The Calumet Social bowling
team returned yesterday from the
Upper Peninsula Bowling tournament
at lshpeming.
A meeting of the fire department
was held Saturday eveningsto arrange
details of the bowling match with the
Red Jacket department on the Cuba
alleys this week Members will be
accompanied by their wives and at
the conclusion OF the match, AN infor'
NAL dan, ins party will be given az the
Red Jacket fire station.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Wilfred Davis. who
nave been visiting in Laurium for the
past two weeks, have returned TO
Grand Rapids.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-24
jim HALL,'ONE
OF RING STARS
He Was Clever Boxer But hab.
its We're Against Him

The death Of Jim Hall, the AUS
tralian pugilist, recalls many inter-
esting incidents in his ring career
Of long ago. oddly enough Halls old
friends, Charley Mitchell and Parson
Davies. hre both critically III. 1t was
more than twenty years ago, befor"
Robert Fitzsimmons came to this
country. that Hall defeated him in
Australia. Fit2simmons subsequently
admitted that he had thrown the
fight for a paltry sum-
The victory Of the Cornishman over
the lamented Jack Dempsy. for the
middleweight championship Of the
world was a reason for Halls trip
across the -Pacifhc and the arrange
ment OF the memorable fisht between
Han and aFitz ut New orleans for Il
S4O,0 900 purse, which didn't material
lie after Ruby Robert had stopped his
fellow countryman in the fourth
round.
those DAYS. Charley came over from
Eng land 10 handle the Australian. He
brought with him the noted Squire
Abingdon, "A British sporting man who
was rolling In wealth. The squire, up
on his arrival, went down To q Wall
street banking house and had check
COR $3.50, 900 cashed. He put the mon
ey-gold and greenbacks--in n bel:
around his waist, and after lively
time In the white light district he
started for New orleans with Mitchell
and party of friends.
II never will be known whether the
squire bet heavily OF Hall or not
Somebody Flooded the st. Charles no
tel in the Crescent city with Han mon
ev. however. while wise persons, in
the know. snapped M all of 1t. f1t&-
simmons victory was a crusher, AMI
II was said that his hackers won
$4,000 IN wagers. although lanNN
Rob, when IL came time To settle win
tina club promoting the MIL found
that his bit amounted 10 less than
ST, O00 the person who had suaran-
teeG the $4,000 purse having myS-
terlously disappeared
Abingdon, who had acted as one on
Halls seconds. caught cold at the
ringside. He was take nto his hotel
where he died a week later His bodV
was shipped to England but nobody
was able 10 say what had become OF
The money he had carried around MS
waist There were scandlous rumors'
but that was all and the tragedy was
forgotten.
Han was managed by Parson DaV-
les. too. The Australian, always bad
actor. once attempted to whip the par
son i'm a rough and tumble ailar,
Davies, il IL said. protected himseH
with a keen edged knife and Han was
subdued. Hairs last ring battIe oil
Importance took place at Maspeth' H.
| where ne was stopped by Joe mo-
ynski Hall was wonderfully clever
boxer, but his habits were AGAINST
him
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-24
WELSH CLAIMS TITLE.

Freddie Welsh. he British light q
weight. who puts up a claim for The
championship by virtue of "A victory
over Willie Richie before Willie gained
the title from wolsust, posed as a
strict vegetarian while in this coun-
try. Welsh VAS so positive ON the
vegetarian idea that he almost he
came 'tiresomc as booster hut the
hest part OF IL was that he practiced
what he preached, British athletes as
a rule are strong on the beef eating
proposition.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-24
PACKEY ON A DIET.
Does Not indulge in Luxuries His
Stomach Graves.

one Of the reasons why Packey Me-
FaIland keeps In such good condi-
ton is his moderation In eating. the
rock on which So many lighters crafts
are wrecked. After the Britton fight
he attended u little spread with the
Chicago delegation which included
Mayor Carter Harrison, Jr. and Of
all the goood things To tempt a hun
cry fighter what do yon suppose he
ate@
\ bowl of bread and milk ana two
dishes of ice cream Most boNs after
a ten round bout would break train
ing and go down the menu card from
corner go corner No wonder that ne
~ always ready To- box like a cham
pion. FOR his stomach Is not his mas
ter and he Keeps IL under. proper re-
stTaiut,
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AeE ATTELL WANTS TO
MEET kiLBhNE IN bou

New York. March 24.--Fluehed win
HE Knockout victory in the third
round over ollie Kirk OF 81 LOUIS
Abe Attell. former featherweis"'
.,,anonion set out today 10 secure
matches with topnotchers'
after Eve had few more hEn'7
ond demonstrated that ! stiil nave
tha goods want To take on JOHNNY
Eilhane. the title-holder" declared ~
,eu II feel sure can regain 'ne
champlonship that | lost to him more
,han a gear ago"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-24
,)NE APPLICATION RESTORES THE
COLOR TO GREY OR FADED HAIR

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Free Sign this adv. and take II to the
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-24
TROPHIES FOR SOCCER.
international Composition at Panama
Pacific Show

New York. March 2l-Secretary
ralill Of the American Amateur Foot
ball associat ton, announced recently
that at The request of a committee
representing the association. headed
by Or. G r. Manning, president Com
mlssiune" James r. sullivan today
agreed To- recommend that a trophy for
an international series of soccer foot
bali games be offered hy the Panama
Pacific exposition.
MIR Sullivana consent Ia the plan
was. won when the a. \ T.. a. OH.
rials were able To assure him that
not only teams from New York and
several other American cities would
he sent To- san Francisco. but that
australia Canada and probably Eng
lane would send representative
teams.
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Simple-E Easy Safe With
Hays Hair Health

Why have unsightly grey hair-why
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-24

NO DEMAND FOR JEFFRiES
TO COME BACK" AGAIN.


san Francisco March 22.-Now that
Jim Jeffries has sounded out the crit
les and the public on the subject of n
come back" and has discovered that
there is no overwhelming demand that
he don his warpaint again tho chanc-
es are that he will remain in retire
ment.
Jeff's threatened return to the ring
has subjected the one time world =
champion to a deal OF criticism and
unkind
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-24
TO MEET "GUNBoAT" SMITH.

London, March 24.-llerbert syn
not, the Irish Australian heavyweight
who fought n l5-round draw with Joe
Jeanette and was later defeated by
Sam McVey. sailed for America sat
nrday, to seek a bout with "Gunboai
Smith. the Californian who knocked
ont the English champion. Wells. In
New York recently.
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THINKS COOPER IS FIND.
T;osr Catcher Speaks Complimentary
Of Giant Recruit.

New orleans. March 2i-'''"rse
Gibson. Tiger catcher, Is a nooS'''s
for Cooper. the outflelder VINO mas
ho,n such sensation in the Giants
ovh,h,,ion games this spring
.'rnanor was the best ouielilder III
the Texas league last season ''',
am sure he will win place on Nv
New York team" says Gibson ''oo ,..',
Pc is . very fast man. he Is =" sur sur
tran for flies and Ia also a me h''''''
Last year he was a trif'e weak on ,
sround hit ball, hut towards inc emu h',
as ,he season he was improving ms
n,av in This direction and II may I've
no, under the coaching of Man's'r
McGraw he has overcome the "e'"
ness"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-24
ENTERS PLEA OF GUILTY.

Deputy Food Inspector j. T. Rowe
today received message from lsh-
remine 10 the effect that Charles
Rove, dairymcn has entered a plea
OF guilty 20 "A charge or selling adult
tcrated milk. The charge was pre-
ferred by the deputy Inspector.
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FLYNN .M'cARrY BOUT.

Philadelphia. March 9i.--Anho"i'ee-
men, wac made Saturday that Luther
McCarty and Jim Flynn had signed
10 box six rounds before the ol> IN,
mic Athletic club IN this city on Apr'l
/, Tho men met in Los Angeles ias'
r,ncomh.r McCarty winning In the
sixteenth round,
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ZIG PRICE FOR SHOW HORSES.

New York March 24.--For ShO,ooO
Joseph W. Hartman. president az the
Hartman National bank. has sold -
Edward u. Mclean of Washington
the three high stepping harness hors-
ea, Nala, Lady Dilham and Elegant
Dilham. winners Of scores a blue rie-
hons, championship prizes and ehoi-
lenge cups at the leading American
horse shows.
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sTRUNk MUST QUIT GAME.

Memphis, Tenn, March 24.-Amos
Slrmk, the brilliant young outiielder
Of the Philadelphia Athletics, may
have to retire from the game. His LETT
arm, which he uses in throwing, ~
now practically useless on account OF
an old strain and physicians declare
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-24
pARkXA FUNERAL TUESDAY.

Funeral services for the late Miss
Mary Parkka, daughter at Mr.. and
Mrs Peter Parkka. of Hecla street.
VIII be held Tuesday afternoon from
the Finnish apostolic church, Rev \.
l.. Heidcman officiating Burial Will
be made ina Lake view cemetery.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-24
PLAINTIFF GETS VERDICT.

Peter Mattson. plaintiff in civil
suit against Samuel Ala of Hancock,
was awarded a Judgment of $50 in
Justice David Armits court saturday
afternoon Attorney y. \. Rouna-
vaara appeared for the plaintiff.
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Timely Observations Of Events Happening in the Sporting World
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CRAWFORD SIGNS UP;
SALARY NOT BOOSTED.

Detroit. March 24--It was Of
ticially announced here today
that Sam Crawford. veteran
right fielder of the Detroit
American league baseball club,
has signed his 1913 contract.
President Navin said the con
tract calls for a $4,000 salary,
is the same as the 1912 agree
ment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-11
FOR SALE
Farm Lands.

SPRING WILL SOON BE HERE
Now Is the time 10 be looking around
,oE your farm location. YOU cannot Sc
!ect more beautiful spot IN the world
than fortv-acre irrigated fruit and
sugar beet farm az "Mosida oy the
Lake. opposite Provo in Utah county.
gust Nfty miles south OF salt Lake Cl;t,-
fou are In tho very hea,t OF tho best
producing valley In Utah. Soil ten 10
futeen feet deep: land extremely fertile
telephone and district school now on the
IVact. Price OF land and water In not
less than forty-acre tracts. 800 per acre
IN eleven annual payments with interest
Information. About ono hundred fifty
buyers and the land viii all be gone
NATIONAL SAVINGS & TRUST co.
Top floor Walker Bank bldg n8e2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-11
For Rent-Garage.

AUTOMOBILE GARAGES SALESROoM.
ntr f,JIIv equipped and the best loca-
,,nr In the city; State street bet. End
md srd south. formerly occupied by tho
Randall. Dodd co. Apply G. s. Hoimss
oftice Semloh hotel. iioOs
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Miscellaneous.

HIGH CLASS LADIES GOWN AND
waist shop; most beautiful store In San
Dieso; we'll stocked and established. han
ding best trade IN city; long lease. In
neart OF shopping district. doing excellent
business; $1,000 will handle; owner gone
east permanently from Illness Address
L. w. G., Hotel Cecil. San Diego. Cal.
mss
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$4,000

brick house. with all assessments paid
In full, such as sewer. sidewalk, paving.
On north side OF 5rd South near +th
East $1,000 cash. balance per cent.
Will secure this one. The lot Is worth
nearly as much as ] am asking for all.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-11
$eS0o.

Dandy five-room modern brick cottage.
1i2s 3rd avenue. Terms ike rent. IL Ia
beautiful little place, has all modern
conveniences and the terms l can make
ought TO be an irducement to someone
20 secure H.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-11
Government Lands.

GOVERNMENT WINS DECISION IN
great land suit against 8. P r. r.;
sweeping victory for government: final
decision will affect 1920 quarter sec
tions, value S75,0oo.ooo: prepare you-scl;
tailed Information. maps, description OF
lands, etc Douglas County Abstract Co.
Roseburg. Or. h3&oo
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$500

For 6~roorn. thoroughly modern, brick
house. with lot 80 by 40 to alley. All
modern conveniences. including heating
furnace $1,000 cash and $50 per month.
Near 4th South and 18th East.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-11

We have plenty Of money TO loan ol
improved Salt Lake Real Estate on YER
reasonable terms.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved.
skSnh

Will buy An elegant 7.roorn white pressed
brick cottage on 18th East, one block
from entrance 20 university. All Assess
ments paid In full. Terms can be ar
ranged House connected with sewer.
Good furnace
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-11

We write fire insurance. and pay our
losses promptly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-11

Have many other homes ranging from
$1,000 up. Also some exceptional bar
gains in building lots. Too many 10 ad-
vertlse them all. II you are In the mar
ket for any kind OF Real Estate IN this
city. 1t Will pay you to sec me.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Hotels and Rooming Houses.

---~-->~-----~-~--~--~~---
FINE HOTEL CLOSE IN. DOING EN-
nished. steam heat. private living rooms.
convenient and popular. Will
cIoee out al great sacrifice. Parties leav
ing city Address C42, Tribune. no09
a SNAP-AN SROOM ROOMTNG
mouse. modern, best location. 5000.
owners business out OF city forces him
10 sell. Inquire l5s. w South Temple.
n90G
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WALLPAPER CLEANING.

HOME PAPER CLEANING co. BEST
work experienced men: prices right
office. Duvals paper store. d5l79
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HAIR GOODS.
SIGNS AND SCENERY.

CHAs- PETERSON, 20 RICHARDS ST.
brasu. chipped glasa and painted. Phone
WgEatch 1906 x2S
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Hay. GRAIN AND FLOUR.

pHONE PHONE. PHONE WAS. 59s4
for coal by sack or ton; cheapest place
.o h,,2 hsy and grain, Cash Commission
Co.. il' W. u26d
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aANICAL ENGINEERING.
CHINESE HERHS
KEY EITTIr -

} snr,iilNG. LOCK- WORK. 81.
'~'pV Co. Phone Bell 262S o75l
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REAL BARGAINS

REAL BARGAINS.
5etx7 RODS facing north between
p and S streets, commencing i25s f.
west from street. Sidewalk, sewer and
water taxes all paid. Right-of- way on
east side and turn around In rear. Price
$500. No bargain like II anywhere
Grab Il before II goes.
"a n. Seventh West, 2Sxlo rods. Land
worth $1,000 at least. Groom house on
same cannot be built for $4,000. VIII
sell for S20c0 for short time. Splendid
buy for retlrcad man.
212 W, Seventh South. we have the
greatest bargain iu the city. Descrip-
ton: 5-room strictly modern home
with room for two OF three rooms IN
dooreo attic at very little extra cost
Hae lovely mantel, combination gas and
electric Hight fixtures. latest plumbing
connected with sewer largo front porch
over entire front OF house, ia ck
screened porch, finest basement IN city
under the entire house containing the
best hot air furnace In city. without
exception. Land well worth at Ieas,
$500, House cannot be built for $3.50
But Will sell for only $4,000. When you
can buy at figure less by $3.50 than
Sd me can be produced for, then you
cannot make any mistake, Same should
sell for $500 to give owner any rea-
sonable profit for trouble of producing
II Phone Wasatch sol or 2e15. NC
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For Sale or Trade

TO TKADE-A 120-ACRE IRRIGATED
farm, value $4,000. for a business OF
dry lard. Address Mrs. z. r.. Cos So.
1st w, city Mss
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$500.

$500,
On most reasonable terms. will buy a
splendid o-roon modern brick cottage,
With very largo lot. on Harrison avenue
near 9th East. $500 to stoo cash. ball
ance Ike rent.