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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-01
LIFE EXTENSION
INSTITUTES HOME
Rents Space in West 45th Street
BuiIding-Other Business
IS

Through Edgar A aiming and Pease
a Gilman. the Life xtension Institute
has obtained for its main offices for
term Of years large space on the tenth
floor OF the Central Building. No. % West
18th street The institute was recently
incorpore,ed. with ex-President Taft as
chairman OF its board OF directors, ana
Colonel Gorgas as consultant in SANTA
ton and hygiene Among the directors
are Harold \. Ley, Professor lrVihs
Fisher. Robert W de Forest, Frank a..
Vanderlip and Thomas II. Sabin Inc
president Of the institute Will be r. f.
Rittenhouse. OF the Equitable Life AS
surance Society.
The Cross & Brown Company leased
the store at No 1876 Broadway to the
Heinse Electric Company, the garage IN
the ST. Nicholas Rink Building. 66th street
and Columbus avenue, TO Rauch d Lans
space in the building No 43 West oSth
street TO T. a. Breck. and the store pase-
ment and three lofts at NO. $40 10 of9
West 4Oth street to the Ridley Canoy
Company. for five years, at an aggregate
rental of sS25OO.
NJ. al. Hess leased the store and base-
ment at No. 225 Greene street TO II. Bern
stein G. Son. the seventh loft at No. "a
East 10th street to J. Resner & Co.. Room
sos. No. 40 East 2lst street to fisher-
Rashkis, Inc.
John y. Golding leased the three story
stable at No. 12l West SD street to the
7 Kent Warden Company for five years;
space at Nos. A and 46 Cedar street 10
Charles S. NJ. First; in No. 80 Maiden
Lane. to Ernst & Ernst, the Monopole
champagne and Importation Company. i.
G. Rail- G. Co.. and Charles Recent ana
the building No. 9 East 18th street LOT
ten years from May l next 10 CharieS
Brown, who will make extensive aite'a
lions for business purposes
The NJ. Rosenthal Company has leaseu
for the Fabian Construction Company the
eleventh floor in Nos 81 and SO East 2Sth
street. TO the Pentacle Silk Garment Com
pany for term of years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-01
MECHANICS LIENS.

BERGEN AVE. CAS-. and % ave. 1852;
Metropolitan Heating and Engineering 90 agi
Henry Maui and Charles Wilhelm, owners
staTett Conjunction Co, lessee and con
tractor. 1914 ~.
WADsWoRTH AVE, :. COZ It n OF is5,h
st. 14.5xil5; la ssla & Castro ast Comfort
Realty Co. owner and contractor: 81, 900.
18TH ST. 1863 East: George LANCER az,
Progress Holding Co. owner; ID Jackson,
i25TH ST. iio West. and i2sth st. $50 West;
John Borkel & co agt Frederick Hollander,
owner and contractor. s. GOO
VALENTINE AVE. $ cor lsist 81. 139 81
J4.2x irreg: W 4 Ross q Bro, Inc. agt To
bruk Construction co. owner and contractor
s5s &c.
9th ST, A. and AZ West: Lyman Schwartz
agt ~ 10 az West 37th Street Inc or Mary A
Henshaw and John ~ Henshaw. trustees. and
Francis I Perry. owners; NICHOLAS Chiodo
contractor. $50.
sgt 1913 East 60th Street Co. owner ana con
tractor: s173 *
235Tiy ST. SOL to 657 East; william Tong
strom act Jacob streiner co, contractor ano
18TH ST. 245 TO 80 West. and 126th st
oaO 10 2jS West: \ c Horn co agt Arrowhead
Realty Corporation. Charles Stumpf, Henri
J Langhofs ct al owners; zioelh & Son. con
Sd AVE. 3 W cor is2d st. SCHOOL: A Horn
Co agt Corgll Realty Co dnc). owner and con-
ii2D ST. sos West; David Hamburger as'
New York Real Estate Security Co and James
y Rosenberg, receiver. owners; McVickar-
Gaillard Realty Co contractor: s.. Al q.
f41ST ST, GOO West; same agt same; s716 %
10TH ST, sol West: same agt same: H,l7l rs:
wADSWORTH AVE $50; Theodore { Wood
agt Comfort Realty 90, owner la sala q
Castro, contractors: $3.50 30.
BROADWAY. 1891: futile & Bailey Manu-
featuring Co agt Wendell Estates. owner;
Dun & Son. Inc, contractors: $40 a. .
sgd ST. 26 East: George VI Butte agt n
Realty Co owner and contractor; S5sl.
BEEKMAN ST. W cor Water ST. 20 1Xob TX
irreg: James 7 Egan sgt volunteer Hospital
owner and contractor: N0.SS2
10TH ST. 1856 and 1875 West Elevator Repair
and supply co agt Mary 4 Loeffer and Louis
Burghardt owners: Eagle Building and con
struction Co, contractor; 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-01
@AeRfAal Estate Est
Buy Park Ave. Parcels
for Big Apartment Site

client for occupancy: No l6l Park ave
nue.. flathouse with store. for Miss NJ.
Green TO client for Investment alsu
No. 20 Waverly avenue, three STORY
and basement brick house. and NO .
Waverly avenue, a two-story brick STA
bic. 20 a client for investment
Charles T. Rickerson sold No. 1s2 IN
derhil avenue. between Park pace ana
Sterling Place. a two-famly Dwelling LOT
Mrs. Christina Cobb TO client.
G. Lebett sold No. 80 Rutledge street
three-story and basement brick d"eh-
Ing 25xl00, for Charles Hagserty. 10 d
client for investment; a plot, l2oXlco on
Alton Place for G. Girard. to a chen'
for Improvement: the four-story nrich
flathouse at No. S4S Gates avenue FOR D.
Rich TO Thomas Jacobs. and the three-
story iathouse No. 1H st. James race
for Thomas Mahon 10 J. Walsh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-01
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF iessse)
DECEMBER 81.

DECEMBER 81.
BROADWAY. 1898, store and hasemeh,, /,
BROADWAY 1875. ali Isabella JcN 10 thlius
Co. 10 yrs from May iai2. Si5coo, address
BROADWAY. 1919 all: Margaret Helme TO
Childs 20. ~ yrg from MAY !. 1913. sIoo'
RROADWNY W cor s5th 81. store and
basement Empire square Realty 20 TO hlds
CO. yrs from June l. 1913; $1,000 address,
CoRT1.kNDT ST. g. all: cleveland r Ben
ton ct al to Childs %. yrs from May j.
1919. $1,000. address. 200 9th ave
BROOK AVE, ~, store and part basement
and cellar. Solomon Cohen and ano TO august
Hoamann yrs from July l. 1914. Slsco'
address 300 st AnUs ave.
CRESCENT AVE CSC. store noor; Kate I
Reilly to Julius Rossick. 10 yrs from Jan J.
1914: 81 500: address. 1910 Belmont ave. 49,.
I'ORDHA An AVE. cor Fordhi m Fl, 3loH
Fordham ave. - part lot .. map GRIN
Fordham. with snipyard. etc: Jane VI HaN-
kns TO Leonard Miller. YRS from Dec -
1919: 81. 500: address. $50 - 60. Brooklyn.
MOTT ST. -. basement. etc: Andrew Muz
7lo and ano TO kung. Nlcl, WO q CO. yrs
from March /. 1914. si,Oco; address, -
PARK ROW. q and %. All. Patterson Bros
1914: 10000: address. 20 9th ove.
ROOgBNEL ST Is. store. Henry Bourne
70 Leone Satule. 4 10 YRS from oct !. 1918;
S721: address. IS Madison ct
ID AVE. 90. all = coward Feeney and ano'
ey-s. 10 John D'Amico yrs from, jar i. 1914;
5TH AVE. iSf. all. Louisa Gerry 10 Childs
Co % yrs from May /, 1911; NG,00S address
a. East 18th 81.
9Th AVE. 90. all: James Egan 10 Charles
Tcnenbaum. yrs and mos from Dec ], 1913
g.. $50 address. rs West 10th 81.
9Th AVE. 66S store sind basement; John
Wright and ano guardians to Jeremiah Pas-
torfed: yrs from May ]. 1913, 1850; ADDRESS,
COS sch ave.
9Th AVE. Al. store; Pauline kuhlke ct al
10 Philip Inravel yrs and mos from feo l.
1914. 50 500 address u East fth ST.
9TH AVE 427. all: Agnes Booth and ano 10
Childs co: II yrs and s mos from Feb ]. 1919;
g. 500 address. 700 9Th ave.
e3D ST. 527 10 54 West all. McKcon Realty
co 10 Exide Battery Depots nncl; , yrs from
Jan J. 1914 s5 00o. address Philadelphia
3fTH ST 40 East basement store; Mary g
Brown 10 Alex Gofferie yrs and mos from
Jan I. 1914: s.. 050. address. 10 East 3ith 81.
10TH ST. 81 East west store; Israel Fort
gang TO Louis Offner. yrs from May j. 1913
$3.50: address. 81 East 10th st.
18TH ST So to 63i East all; Annie Pro
chaska n Lizzie Lcrner; 3 yrs from Jan J,
1914; s. $50; address. Long Branch J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-01

Tavc. 1Gsx-., Augl st Jacob Construction 20 10 20
James Mccarthy III West tS3d 81 Dec o.
I So per cont; s12Jo0; attorney r hiennns'
- BroafwaN- ,,,. -.
TRINITY AVE. :. JO2.5 n OF iois, ~
aJvI4s5. Taxpavers Realty CO 10 JACOB mAI,'
10 West T4'h ST; Dec 81. due as per DCnu
81 900: attorney. jacob FREEMAN, W Nas
sau st. oo. .
WASHING TON AVB e. ~ 1870 ~
iODviO1. Jacob Spieiherg 10 Morris Shsllt =
Bronx y Y Dec ~: WIS. S2,Voe' attorney
Max Schenkmau. - cedar 81 ,o.A
WEBSTER AVE. = i25 II n or lStn
ST. 80 ffxa5 10: Edward Frey TO Margaret \
Howard. 74h st ard Central Park west; .
yrs. Dec 49, $4,000: attorney W COINS
60 wall St 90 nj,
ic7TH Sr $50 and pol East. COX Dsvid
Policy TO Sophia Gruenstein. ~ West 'otn ~
Dec n: due June I. 1919. SJOOoO' attorneys
Bowers n Sands. 46 Cedar ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-01
TRADING IN BROOKLYN
Dwellings and Flathouses in
Various Sections Sold.

Samuel Galitzka sold for the shliker-
man Realty and Improvement Company
10 Charles b. Weston No. J9 72d street,
a two-family brick house. @oxlco
Paul A. McGolrick sold for Joseph L.
Peck 10 Agnes W. Connolly Nos. Sis. $50
and 354 East S5th street. near Tilden ave-
nue.. three two-family houses. on plot
60xloo
n. W Rozell & Son sold No. % North
oxford street. a two-story and basement
frame dwelling. for Henry Neibling to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-01
Concert by Brooklyn Eagle. "

An open-air concert. arranged By The
Brooklyn Daily Eagle was held on the
steps OF the Brooklyn Borough Hall last
night. Borough President Pounds rang
bell as signal for 1918 TO depart and
1914 TO begin Miss Phoebe Crosby. prima
donna OF the Century Opera Company.
sang.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-01
s667, 900, 900 MORTGAGES
FILED BY N. Y. CENTRAL
Bankers Trust and Guarantee
Trust Co.'S Named in Docu-
ments at Ebensburg, Penn.
rBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune

Ebensburg. Penn, Dec. 3i.--Two mort
cages for 1867, 100000 were fled here to
day By the New York Central Railroad.
one mortgage, for s5OO,Oo0.Ooo. maturing
October 8, 2.O1s. was filed by the Guaran-
tee Trust Company. Of New York. The
other vas fled by the Bankers Trust
Company, OF New YORK. for f1s7,ooo,ooo'
the date OF maturity being February j.
1898.
These TWO mortgages cover all the prop
critics Of the New York Central Hud-
son River Railroad In Twenty-Five counties
in New York, including the new terminal
in New York City. and eight counties In
Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-01
Nav Acquire Hotel Rector.

The Claridge Company, with capital
OF $4,000. Incorporated at Albany on
Tuesday. has been formed. ii is believed
to acquire the former Hotel Rector. now
the Claridge at the southeast corner OF
Broadway and 44th street.
The property is scheduled TO be sold by
BRYAN l.. Kennedy in the Nesey street
exchange salesroom tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-01
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
DECEMBER 81.

CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. cor lrnoh
ave 250xiOo Albert Meyer and Louis yaln,o-
lowsky and Max Markell loan Juno heaiV y"
poration Sis5 coo - - L.
HILL, AVE. s. SO n % Randall ave. ~
100. Gtorge " and Fanny Smith loan FRANK
Oharek and Mary Ohsrek 81 100 -. "a
100: Home Building and Loan Association loans
lars and H.lma 4 Olson 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-01
100000 Apartment Loan.

The Altmore Realty Company has made
two mortgages asgregating 10000 to the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company on
the two twelve story apartments being
erected OH the north side OF Seth street,
east OF Amsterdam avenue, adjoining the
park PRESBYTERIAN Church. The property
&c mart of the James estate realty. which
was taken i'm trade for the Nevada apart
mani mouse AZ BROADWAY and 10Th street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-01

chester ave. 27f1s27x irreg; American Bsp,
tist Home Mission Society agt katnaflne v
Kitchen et al foreclosure OF nits'' @'e'
neys Perkins a. Butler.
WHITLOCK AVE. 2 r. 3f9f n OF h1nts
Point road. 25xi2G.8: George Johnson as'
John r Behold 81 al iforeclosure OF "'s'
attorneys Ferris g. StOrck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-01
BUYER of Monroe Building.

william a. Parke is the buyer of the
Monroe Building. at No. TO 10 East
seth street. reported sold in yesterday
Tribune by Daniel Birdsall G. Co. for tho
owners Building Company. Samuel A.
Herzog. president Two acreage proper
ties i'm Belle Haven, Greenwich, Conn,
were given in part payment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-01
Banker Leases Dwelling.

Douglas l.. Gilman & CO.. in conjunc-
ton with Seton Henry and Douglas Glib
bons have leased for Howard Greenley
No i67 East 18th street. 1--WE story Eng
lsh basement house. on a lot 20xlO0 feet.
10 George c. Clark, OF Clark, Dodge a.
IN the bankers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-01
Plots at Corona Sold.

JudSon A. Harrington sold 10 Mrs.
Gudera and TO a MIR. Rennie the south
east corner of Fillmore avenue and 4lst
street. Corona. Long Island plot 40xi0o;
also for the Dietjen estate. 20 builder,
plot 4OXl0O on the south side OF Fillmore
nvenue. 40 feet east OF llst street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-01
The Bronx.

CONCORD AVE. p cor 15Oth 81 i2a Ixof.
Henry kothe 10 German savings Bank. l57
ith ave: Dec 81: due Jan !. 1917. ) p G: SIP
coo: attys Curtis. Wallet. Provost Colt. 80
Broad 81
DICKINSON AVE. s cor Van Cortandt
Park. lT5.6x3s16. Hilhouse ave. g J. POI II n
Of land Of Jerome PARK Reservoir. 1879 3x-.
Chas Dickinson 10 Geo Salisbury. ~ f 55th
~ Dec 81: due Jan !. 1917 . G.. 81 $50:
atty. Lawyer Title Insurance & Trust Co. leo
Broadway.
FOX ST. 5. 2ei.6 u OF is7th st. s7.sx
100 Elem ave. cor Of IAN ST. 23l sx
irreg: Reliable Const 90. Inc. 10 Jos Salz-
man. $40 Beekman ave. Dec 80: due Jan l..
1918. , C; $50. atty II | Levy. 233 Broad
FOX ST. OF e54th It. 81 6xiO0: Eden
ave. > " cor OF iTith -. 81 sXirreg: Reliable
Const CO. Inc. 20 same Dec 30. due Jan l.
1919. = C. $3.50. atty. VI ] Levy. 233 Broad
FORT SCHUYLER ROAD. 5 cor OF Meyer
-. 5ON-: joan Murphy TO Margaret Walsh
Port Chester. y Y: Dec 20. yrs. 81. D c:
$1,000: ATTY. r Power 2T5s Walker ave.
MOE ST :. 3I3 y 81 Jennings 81. 25x
10e. Alex Paumann 70 Glstayus Robitzek
1881 Franklin ave: Dec 81: due Jan J. 1917:
$500. attorney. II Robitzek. 100 Broadway.
LOT $40 to 1871. map iI3 lots Haight estate;
lots l1s and 1919. 2Tv. 80. 20. 81. 3X3. 324
and CO. map - Josephs Orphan Asylum
George { Sealv % Duane Eyerson. l3l West
attorney. Thomas Hooker. 800 Broadway.
RICHARDSON AVE. ; 5, go n OF 24lsf
II, 2sN Is. John q Mack TO Frederick w TX
CERT. 41.9 Carpenter ave prior mtg s. OOW
Dee 81: due. etc as per bond. $500
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1863. :. i0S
Southern boulevard. Dec 81 prior mtg $50
0OOi. due as Ter bond. 5000. attorneys,
Floischman a Fox. SO Liberty 81
FREMONT AVE, =. 100 n OF Monroe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-01
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER 81


nth ST. 229 East Jacob Plotkin ct al ast
Giuseppe Demo ct all Aug 10, 1910: 800 30.
Sd AVE. 1852. Lyman Heller agt Charles
Wilhelm ct all Nov IS. 1918; 1928.
nth ST. 229 East; Jacob Plotnn ct al as'
Giuseppe Demo ct al. July 20. 1910. sSoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-01
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
DECEMBER 81.
ThA Bronx.

10th sT. n s. ~ It OF Southern Boule-
ward: for sty brk store. %. 2ox6eOS; Joseph
Matala 1000 Dean At, Brooklyn. owner: '
Vonagur, 7S9 Home ST, architect, cost S5'VoV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-01
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
DECEMBER 81

Berthred Hahn TO Alfred Hahn. 81
y Y Mortgage & Security Co to Alice NJ Cor
der; $500
y Life Insurance & Trust co. gdn. to
Louis q Hamersley Is asstSb: 81.
Charles Van Ripper exr. TO chas Van Klper;
81 900
same 10 same. So 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-01
BUYS Newport Estate.

De Bois a. Eldrldge have sold for T..
W. Histed his place at Prices Neck. New
port Rhode Island. containing over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-01

three acres OF land with stone and frame
house. to Arthur Curtiss James, OF New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-01
ERATIONS.
Manhattan,

PARK AVE. n e cor 125th st: TO y sly
store Office and storage bldg; Pittsburgh LIE
and Trust Co 1888 Broadway. owner; Jardine
Hill a Murdoch West 10th st; architects
cost s. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-01
The Bronx.

ORCHARD ST. City Island ave; 10
six sty frame stores and dwgs. l96x2o each
Henry Hunneke l1l2 Crotona Fark has.'
owner. Fred Hammond 3sl East 18th st,
architect: cost $500.
WILLETT AVE. " cor Gun Hill Road; 20
Tacoco estate, Port Chester. y Y. owner;
George p Crosler 223d st and White Plalns
ave architect; cost, $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-01
Tho Bronx.


.D AVE w G 80 II Of Buchanan
p,ace S5yloO. April 90 1906; John and Lulu
DWcey to Charles Wilker; $1,000 ADDRESS lf'
West s6th st. ,.,,,,,s q, o5x1o0.
r,,It, ie 1901 Alex and Christina Baumanh
IN Henry and Julia Lpp, trustees; H,o~, a.
tornev smith Williamson, 36i Alexander az
~ IL r m IS isis Armand Paul TO Columbia
Epicterbocker Trust Co, $50 Broadway, NJ 20
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance Co. NV
D TSRTSG PLACE. W $. $s.t II OF lsSd ST. e.
rms - and lOj.3y 20.llN loSnx 70
BEGINNING: oct 2s 1913. Carl B9as 10 Etni ass
w Wingate; $500; attorney Williams 90
DOT lot 3 map 2s6. in partition action Wells
and ano agt storer ct a.; seward e DaH Gas.
Dec Is 1906 James La Porta TO FRANK "'ss'
West Chester y !; S,loo ri. r..,~.
LOT u. map l105, Bruner estate Inc bro 9,,a
Dec 3 1906: Henry De Bells to Jonn W bllIo,
s. Os2 80: attorney, New York Title INSURANCE
" OF ,T' o bIk "A map ii3s Morris Par@; Jan
> Ioio. Frank NJ Vanderveer 10 Bridget NJ
o. Brien: $500; attorney Title GUAR A"'ee OK
lr v1v no ,' sT "a. 81 2xs4 oct is. 1908;
rssac Iioschitz TO Bertha Cohn. $500; sttor-
news. Mannheim & Mannheim. 5oz broau" Ti.,
Ir<CAS Q5OTH ST. los II OF linton
,yyaIesl ave. 1OOxi2j: Nov II. 1904: Henry and
katie Kothe to John and Amanda Bussing. u'
IS 600: attorney. S Williamson 3oi Alexander
SAME PROPERTY: Dec I. 1910: same 70
same: 81 O0O. ,... .
o5xo5. Juiv / 1910. Frank Flood 20 Gustave
Abrams. ST. 500, attorney. 3 Il Arnold ITO
Broadway. -
chester ave 33x10l 3: Oct ~. 1910, Jane +
Henderson to Eliz X Dooling: 500: attorneys.
Knox & Doollng. 6s William st.
WEBSTER AVE :. 1911 n Of 1s4ih
St 5O1ixe5 iox5O lOx9s4. Feb ~ 1913: Lillian
Rogers "a Daniel Reynolds JOB Eagle
ave: 5000.
SAME PROPERTY: Msrch II. 1879; keilber;
Construction Co 10 Prospect Investing @: $50 %
coo. attorney W Collins 90 Wall 81.
] 18TH ST q ~ n OF Brown Place.
2,xlOO: Feb IS. 1910: Franz SchilD TO Christina
Young. trustee. $1,000; attorney. r = Hulnmei'
1911 I'd ave.
i64TH ST. s. lOi.s II e OF washingtos ave
4Oxl00 Oct g 1911. kingsley Constructien 90
to VIM scholy AS East l43d ST. L.5O0
18TH ST. n =. 75.l n " Of TIFFANY 81. runs
W cox n 92.5N 30.lx n 25.ix = SO.5x Jug :
10 beg: Nov 2 1912. simon Machiz 10 Ham,
ton W and Elston r Johnston 5000; attor-
ney Jacob Gordon. Si6 Broadway.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-10
RITCH|E WILL KNOCK
OFF TRAINING IN WEEK
Champion Is Well Satisfied With His
Condition and Says 1t viii Be
Easy to Make 1856 Pounds.
MURPHY NEVER BEFORE HAS
HAD so MUCH GINGER.
Certain to Be Next lightweight Cham
pion, According to Manager
Trainer Harry Foley.

San Francisco, April 10. - Willie
Ritchie was so well satisfied with his
condition today that he decided to lay
off today in his training for the 90
round bout week from tonight. This
move was sanctioned by his manager
trainer, Harry Foley, who said that the
champion was coming to the required
weight so easily that days vacation
will do him good.
Making 1876 pounds for Murphy is
child s play for me, +" Ritchic said "I
expect to have less trouble in making
the weight than Tommy. l never felt
better in my life, and the fans Ger.
tainly will see some fight next Friday
night"
Jim Buckley, Murphy s manager, was
also pleased with Tommy's condition.
81 have seen Murphy train for many
bouts, p" he said, "hnt ] never saw him
60 about his work with so much dash
and ginger before. He is certain to
be the next lightweight champion"
Both Ritchie and Murphy have
agreed to post $4,000 weight and ap.
pearance forfeit some time today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-10
KELLY TEAM STILL HOLDS
LEAD IN BOWLING CONTEST

Portland, Or, April lO.--The ]. L,
Kelly team of Portland stil held tho
lead today in the Northwestern Bowl.
ing congress with 2,792 pine. Although
this score was made Wednesday night,
no other team has succeeded in passin !,
II. Last night the NJ. Il. Kline team Of
Portland rolled 2,7sa pins, three under
the leaders, and gave the Kellys quitc
n hsoek. The Geralds of Seattle, with
2,76o pins dropped to third place as tho
result Of the brilliant play Of the
Klines. Leap and Christian of Port
land took the lead in the doubles last
night with a score of l,sl3 pins. Otto
Void, Portland man, leads in th4
singles with $50 pins.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-10
ROW BIG RACE TOMORROW
CREWS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE
PACIFIC COAST EVENT ARE ALL
IN FINE FETTLE.

Oakland, Cal, April l0.-Six crews,
two each representing the blue and gold
of California, the cardinal of Stanford
and the orange and black of Washing.
ton, are eagerly awaiting today the
starter S gun for the big Intercollegiate
regatta tomorrow morning on the Oak
land estuary, Each eight had light
practice today and will go to bed early
this evening to awaken in the morning
the most fit and best trained 81 men,
it is declared, that have ever rowed in
a Pacific coast regatta.
The freshmen crews will be the first
TO test their merit. This race, over q
two-mile course, will start at 9:20 n. m.
The varsity, at three miles, will be sent
away at $3.50.
Special trains under the auspices of
the Associated Students of the Univer.
sity of California, will be run by the
Southern Pacific, paralelling the estu.
AIRY. Already hundreds of students
have purchased tickets for these trains.
Many tugs and other craft will follow
the shells. A United States revenue
cutter has been detailed by the secre.
tary of commerce to patrol the course,
to keep the way clear and to prevent
accidents.
The crews that will man the shells
tomorrow us they glide into the waters
of the estuary are remarkably evenly
matched, according to experts, with
Washington the favorite. The fresh.
man eights are at best uncertain guam
titles. Coach Stephenson of California,
Coach Conibear of Washington and
Captain Glover of Stanford are all
supremely confident that their own par.
ticular charges are in condition to be a
contender at the finish.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-10
JAMESTOWN RACE MEET
ABANDONED BY OFFICIALS.

jamestown, Va, April lO.-warning
by Governor Stuart that the state
militia would be called out, if neces.
sary. to suppress violations of the anti.
betting laws, resulted today in the
jamestown Jockey club abandoning its
spring race meeting, which was TO con.
tinue until April IL, An official of the
club issued the following statement:
:" II the higher courts later construe
the laws so that we can conduct racing
without fostering violation Of the
laws of Virginia, we win resume; other.
wise the course will be permanently
closed.n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-10
CANADIAN LIGHTwEIGHT
WILL MEET ROBINSON

San Francisco, April 1O.--Ioe Bayley,
the Canadian lightweight, and Willie
Robinson are scheduled as the top liners
for the four round show here tomorrow
night. The bouts were put over one
day on account Of Good Friday. Both
main-eyenters have trained faithfully
for the contest, aud rattling good
bout is assured.
Other bouts on the card include Ed.
die Miller ~. Roy Moore, Charley Giv.
ems ys. Young jackson, and Jack Morris
W. Rufe Cameron.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-10

Billy Gibson, the new manager of tho
Stadium Athletic club, has selected Will
liam John, the well.known local referee,
to officiate at all his shows. Joe
Dunn will act as official time keeper.