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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-25
BIC COLLEGES Open
THE FOOTBALL
SEASON TO-DAY
Nearly All the Larger Institu-
tions Have Games SEIZED
ulcd for the Day; Experts
Watching Results.

New York, Sept. 25.-Most Of the
leading football teams OF the east
opcn the season today with gnmca
with elevcns from the colleges Of les
ser importance.
The Harvard team win play Colby
nj Cambridge. The Crimson squad N
said TO contain material for a strong
eleven AMI b. expected to experience
no great difficulty with the team from
Maine. Yale will play the University
Of Maine az New Haven. Interest
conferred upon the Prlnceton George
town game at Princeton, owing 10
reports from the south that George
town has "a fast heavy team. Penn
syivania will meet the University OF
Virginia at Philadelphia. Othep
games on today's schedule are.
Dartmouth w. Massachusetts, Aggics.
Brown ". Rhode Island. Carlisle Va.
Lebanon, Williams vs.. Rensselaer,,
Buckncll w. susuuehanna. Dickinson
Vs. Western Maryland. Holy Cross Va.
Bates. Lafayette Va Muehlcnhcrg.
Lchigh W.. Urs.nus. Trinity vs.. Nor
wich. Union W.. 81. Lawrence. WASH
iugton and Jefferson vs.. Geneva,
Bowdoin VS.. New Hampshire. nut
gers w. Albright.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-25
PENNEY COMPANY
WILL OPEN STORE
R OF MONTH

The j. G. Penney company. VINO are
Co occupy the now Molini building ON
Central avenue. expect to npcn their
place uf business here the frst of tho
month While the opening may not
take place exactly on the fifst. Il Is
"a certainty, according to aethorita-
tive sta tcment, hat the business will
be under iull way by the t;mc the
state fair crowds begin 10 arrive.
The interior decoration Of the store
Is being rushed TO completion by Mr..
MclinL The whole first floor will bc
occupied by the Penney company.
They viii do n general airy goods and
furnishings business. The local store
will he their oishty-third branch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUY OIL STOCK In sixty million doll
lar company; ground iloor propu-
eltion; zoe per cent dividends. 90 days
possible: 80 wells at once: quick 49,
ton on your money Linftcd' number
shares Sc per share. 81 par value
stock. $40 buys s333 par value stock.
Company paid two dividends; paying
another soon. iicmlt now. Write for
free Information. Amaigamated OH
CO.. 1850 COlcord Bldg. Oklahoma
city, Okla.
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Cnifnn Marker.

New York. sent. 25.-spot cotton.
steady. middlimg uplands. sit.Io.
Sales. 500.
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WANTED-If you have secondhand
colthes to dispose OF caii the SAL
walton Army, phone 1891.
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ELIMINATION RACES
BEGIN TODAY AT
sHEEPSHEAD BAY

Nov YOTN, sept 2i-Tho cIimlna-
ton races. preliminary To the 350-
milo automobile race for the Astur
cup on October o. begin at the Sleeps
head Day speedway this afternoon
and will continue for three dnys.
Thirty machines were entered for tho
cup race. Among the drivers are
many of the best known racing mon
of the country. The requirement was
that they should make a two-milo
time trial az the rate of az least So
murs an hour.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-25
\ Hcilnbic Tonic.

Many uf tho people around here
know 90 good deal about this splendid
remedy; 10 those who do not, We Wish
10 say that Mcritol Tonic Digestive is
the greatest strength ronewcr. flesh
builder ANA nerve tonic We have ever
seen For people In poor health,
weak. ran down and played out, those
not as strong ard vigorous ar they
should be. We recommend this tonic.
Price $t.00. Otwoli Drug Co, Sole
Agents.
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WANTED-Agents.

ACTiON-Can you sell gasoline at
one ccn per gallon2 II So. sell
Gaso-Tonic. Gives 40 per cent more
gasoline mileage. eliminates carbon.
Auto owners grabbing FOR Il; $40 "a
day easy. Kelsey made $25 first day.
Act quick, man Details free. White
Mfg. CO.. Dept. 40. Cincinnati. @.
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New YORK. Sept. 90. cotton ~
iuros closed strong. ortobcr, sit.5S'
Dec. Sitgs: jan. si2.i0; March.
ft2.s6; May &i252.
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CAPABLE BOY IL years old. wants
room and board IN exchange ior
work out Of school hours. Telephone
SEA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-25

Atlanta. Ga. sept. 25.-Thc foot
ball scason In tho south opens today
with nine games IN which practically
All Of the leading teams participate,
Hot weather had retarded practice
ana as a consequence most Of tins
squads got into their first games with
only "a few days hard work.
vanderbilt opens against the Mid
do Tennessee Normal az Nashville,
and Georgia meets Ncwborry az Ath-
ems Virginia and Macon
meet at Charlottesville.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-25

wANTED-i00 pullets. white or
brown leghorns preferred. weight
not less than 2 lbs; Will take lots u
10 or more. The Hayden arnUm
ranch. Phone i39Slt.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


'SALESMEN-Wholc time or ide line:
10 minutes time pays you $40.
Pockct samples; prompt commission.
state territory c0veted. Elwood Mfg.
Co, Inc. iti6 Michigan Ave. Chicago.
Statesmen FOR lcneing lace aad m
broidery imported. Unrestricted
territory; liberal commission; no OBJ
ioctions to side lines. Il. . Box. 3tT,
Madison Square station, New York
SALESM EN-Pocket side line. now
live proposition. an merchants In
towns OF loo. 600 and under want Il,
Pays $500 commission on each sale.
No collecting, nu risk 10 merchant.
We take huck unsuld gods. Easiest,
biggest paying side line ever offered.
Garfield MFG. Co, 2OS Slgol St, Chi
cagO.
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ANOTHER DAY OF
BIG RACING TODAY
m Eyenlrr Harnla 1.enacd W.

Columbus. ohio. Sept. 25.-Thcro
viii be grand circuit racing here to-
day. although ro events tad boon
planned until yesterday. Tho 2:ts
pHcc in which three entrants ycstor-
day won "a heat. will bee finished. and
ear PAGERS ana 2:t5 trottors who
were not i1 tho money division earlier
ln The week will provide tho other
races.
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Chicago. sept. 25.-R Receipt. 1000.
market weak. carly advance OF ic 90
Zoe lost. Bulk. 81 S.25; mixed,
$c.s5 $40; pigs. 5000 "a 500.
Cattle Receipts. 100. market
steady Native beef cattle. $4,000
1o.io, western stccrs. $4,000 500;
and haifors. t2.S5 go; caiy,s.
t7.25mIl.00.
SHoop - Receipts. G.OO0. market
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New York. Sept. 25.-Extensly,
buying of the leading railway stocks
mostly at higher priccs was the dom.
inant feature of today's very active
market. The inquiry converted
around such standard issues as Penn
%sylvuniu. the transcontinental Rrour
and the principal trunk lines, with
fair spfinkling Of southern issues
Gains ranged from 1 to 4 points aad
thu demand seemed 90 derive It's in
Hpirntion from substantial sources
For the FIRST time In many weeks spc.
cialtica played q subordinate par
although a rev material gains were
registered by those stocks. notubl,
Baldwin Locomotive. General Motors.
iAckawnnna stcol and Tcxus com.
pany. Tho closing vas strong Bonds
we're strong.
Close.
Amcricai Sugar refining. 100.
Anaconda Copper. 72N.
Atchlson. 1ufM.
Chino Copper. i5M.
Inspiration Copper. 35M...
Northern Pacific. ii1M.
Heading. t5ih.
southern Pacific. %
Union Pacific. tal.
United states Steel. 1SM
United States steel pfl., ttih.
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W"VT ~ 7 TTTTW'T TTT''"f =
First game: O.. ~. H..
Chicago .".....031 no 2ul-o ~ o
Philadelphia loo GOO 00O-l 3 4
Batteries; Benz and Schalk. Ray.
Nuburs and McAyoy,
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.


First game. r. H r.
Newark ......0ui 100 OOH 10
Pittsburgh 900 goo Og0-g .
Hattcriea. l,culbach anu Rarldcn:
Allen. Dargor and Bcfry.
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Second game, X. II. Il.
Chicago .~.....1O0 O10 500 10 /
Philadelphia 900 100 100 s q
Batteries: Fabcr aud Mayer; Weay-
ca ana McAVoy.
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CHICAGO UNIVERSITY
LICKS JAPS AGAIN


Toxic. Japan. Sept. 25.-Thc Uni-
yorsity Of ChiCago baseball team play
cd tho second game Of its japanese
tour today and arain scored 70 victory.
% defeated th" team OF the rnivcr-
sity uf Kcio.
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Second game: a. N. T..
Detroit ...,.,.00O $50 0OO-g ~ i
Washington 100 100 OOi-3 s 3
Batteries. James and stanagc. CAL
lia, Ayers ANA Williams.
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Chicago. sept. 25.-Whoat prices
iooh an upward swing today. innucnc-
ed by adticc8 from the northwest
telling OF wet weather that threat
cu,d to delay receipts. besides. ra-
be quotations were higher. aud Brit
ish millers were alld tD be- showing
anNicty FOR supplies. Gossip that
agents uf the Anglu-Frcnch allies had
been buying from time 20 time count
cd also against tho bears. After open
ing Mc 90 sac higher. with Deccm-
Der at % to gGc n May at Csc
to sS Hc the market scored some adj
dltional gains.
Tho close Mas hcnvy. on tu q a
up compared with last uight. with
December ut 9i# W9fAc and May
at 91e.
Corn tended 20 sHg owing to warm
or temperature. Decline. however.
we've che. kcd bt tho wheat strcngth.
opcni1r prizes Which ranged rom Hc
oft tu 20 liko advance. were followed
hy 20 sllght General sot back
Tho close WIS weak at hc 60 Dee
not dpD'Iic.
Gate lItc vturat. irl, tine huUisH cf-
frDI of We weather Trade VAS
nght.
Rapid decrease iu western stocks
of meat gl.c nrmuosa to provisions.
Tho market was altp affected hy
higher prices tor hoIE
Close:
elt-scpt, Sl.ocH Dec. otAc;
May. a7c
corn Dec. 55Mc May. 80.
'Ifs-DoC GGLr: Nav. ayfsc.
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CHICAGO Livestock.

Elu-ls City. Sept. 2s.-Eutt,r.
eggs aui poultry unchanged.
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r. II, T..
Detroit .......OOQ i03 OtO-5 3 o
Washington 1000 600 Oio-i 4 2
batteries; Dduss and stanusc; Du-
mont, Harper, BoehlinR and Henry.
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} q nntlcr MARKET.


ElH.u. Sept 45.-nuityr. hIrccr,
l25 tubs sold at 2Gc.
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Ht'"Nft WNt"'i"f ~Wf"toHl WHl"r
80. mS.Ss.
kansas city livestock.
Kansas City. Sept. es.-Hoss-Rc.
coipts. i.000i market higher. Buik,
sL5O@ $40. packers and butchers,
&T.5OWsIO; pigs. $7.0OW1.T5.
Cattle Receipts, goo; market
steady. Prime fed steers, gg.s0W
1900. dressed beef steers, $500
9.4O: western steers. a6.f0Gg.O0;
stockers and feeders. f6.7bmSO0:
bulls. t5.0e 1890; calves. $4,000 10.
Sheep Receipts. none; steady.
Lambs, $500 % $50; yoariings, s5.75
mc.75i wcthcrs, s5.50G6,50; owes,
$685. GOO.
Denver, Sept. g5.-Caule-Rccelpts
400: market strong. Beef steers.
$3.50 $50; cows and helfcrs. $500 10
ESQ: Htockors and feeders. 5000 %
$50. calves. $500 $3.50.
Hoias-Itccctptf none.
Shtcp-Rcccipts. 5000; strong.
Money Market
New york. scpte 25.-Mercantiio
pnpcr. az m8R per cent sterling
G0-day bills. 1880; demand. i.70.T5:
cables. i.7i.25.
Far silver. f9%c.
Mcxican dollars. 3SMc.
Government bonds, steady rail-
rand bonds. strong.
Metal Market.
Sew York. sept. 25-Copper
stcndy; clor'rulvtic. $500.
Iron. unchanged
Cotton Markct.
New York. sent. 25.-spot cotton.
steady. miidliug upl1nds. sit.10.
Sales. 600.
New YORK. Sept. %. cotton IN
iuros CLOSED strong. ortobcr, 2ii.5S'
Dec. Sitgt. Jan. s12.i0; March.
Ft2.sG; May. &i252.
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Batteries: Hamilton and seycyoid
Foster ana Cndy, Thomas.
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Kansas City-Baltimore Boih game,
postponed; rain.
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First game. r.. u. T..
Cleveland .....ooG coo 600 8 2
New York ....Oot 022 600 II .
batteries, trenton, Jones, Mitchell
ana uNollI rleh, Bradyn shnwhcy
and Schwcit
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u, ~ r..
Ncw York ....2o0 800 0OO-5 10 o
st. Louis .... zoo 0tO OO0-3 6 9
Batteries. Herbert ana Doom.
Doak, sall,v aud snyder.
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WANTED.


wANTED-Foiks to use Devoe ready
paint. one gallon covers 900 square
feet. two coats. Erie Carbon roof
paint stops leaks; lasts i've years. For
All kinds OF roofs Thomas r. Kele-
her, i0s West Central avenue
wANTED-i0o puileis. white or
brown leghorns preferred. weight
not leas than 2 lbs; Will take lots %
10 or more. The Hayden BarnUm
ranch. Phone i39Slt.
CAPABLE BOY 10 years old. wants
room and board II exchange Tor
work out Of school hours. Telephone
SEA.
WANTED-If you have secondhand
cOlthes to dispose OF caii the SAL
walton Army, phone 1891
Help
WANTED - Messenger boys. with
wheels. Henry's Delivery. 3i7
West Copper.
MANAGEHS-Ce pnbIo, ambitious
young men wanted az travelling and
state mnnagcrs; $1,000. 90 yearly sal
AIRY 81 expenses, or cash and com;
mission. Also local representatives
wanted: Si2.eO weekly salary ANA
commission. GOODYEAR Hosiery Mills.
Dept 6, Trenton, New Jersey.
Help
WANTED ~ Experienced salcsindics,
Permanent positions. Inquire at
itoaonwald's.
WANTED-A high class. good cook
for denomination work nt fair. Ad-
dress. giving experience aud refer
onccs. c.. a. Mclean. general delivery.
city.
LADIES make shields at home, $40
for 100; work sent prepaid; no
canvassing. Send stamp lyanhoo
Mfg. Co, 81 Louis, Mo.
WANTED-A frs, class waitress.
must speak English. Central res
%taurant. old Town, phone $40.
-- --- -
WOMEN, young or m~iddlo-uged.
wanted as special representatives In
home town; Si2.OO weekly salary and
commission. Also state ana travelling
managers wanted; s12O0.00 yearly
salary and expenses. or cash ana COM
mission. GoOdwcar Hosiery Mills.
Dept G, Trenton, New Jersey.
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Found.


FOUND-Portfolio with lot OF blue
prints ana drawings. Call at Her
aid Office.
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N FE Z AZ D
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Cln effect SUNDAY, Frb. 7th. 1870
West
No. Daily. ar. DIP.
California Express. T.3Op s:sel
8 California Limited. 1i.0Oa 1880
z Fast Express $500. 9.fsa l0:ibs
. Fast Mail ........li:50p i2.20s
10 De Luxe STnurs.). 7:5Oa s:00s
South
SOS III Paao Express. 10t3Or
$40 El Paao Express. 9;5ss
East DAILY.
10 Atlantic Express 735a S,osa
Z Eastern Express z.iAp z;fOf
4 California Limited. e:fop I;O0p
s X. c. 4 Chicago Ex. T;tSp 1891
20 DE Luxe (wed)... 9.03p s;ieI
From South
$40 X. G. Il Chicago. T.00a
sf6 X. c. a. Chicago. 5:3Op
Standard sleeper for CLOVIS and
Roswell leaves on No. 500. connects a.
Bclen with train No. 22. leaving BeleD
at ii;B5 D 10.
No. 7 carries one coAeh only, ne
sleepers.
No. SIS viii have STANDARD sleeper
from Roswell from train No. ~ a.
BelsE-
p. ,. Aoeni.
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LOAN MAKERS TAKE
A HALF HOLIDAY

. Ncw York. sept. Mem
Q bcrs uf tho Angie French nnan-
. cial commission who are bur-
o gaining for the best terms on
. which they may establish a hall
= billion dollar credit here for
. crest Urifafu and France, oh
q served the half holiday today
. after o brief session and rropar-
. cd to leave the city over sunday.
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SITUATION WANTED.

WANTED-By capable man, "a. work,
anything. j. ~. s., care Herald.
WANTED-Young man used To- ranch
work seeks position. any capacity
city Of country l.. q. Dodson, Her
aid Office.
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steady. wcthers. s5.ss@s.asi lambs,
te.2sWs.Ss.
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F0R ~RENT-honsea.

-
FOR RENT-A new. four-roufn. mod
crn brick house. inquire 920 ~.
11th VI.
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X IT y
boston ......iO3 0f0 OO0-5 z %
Pittsburgh ooi O10 600 s O.
nnttorics Tylor, hughes and what
ing; Harmon. Mammaux. sluttory
and Gibson. Murphy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-25

FOR sALE-Two nice residence lots
IN Park avenue. opposite park.
$500. Inquire 0t0 North First II.
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For bahy's Group, willic's daily
cuts aud bruises, mamma's sore
throat, Grandma's lameness-Dr.
Thomas Electic oI-the household
remedy. csc ana roc.
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WANTED Male Help

WANTED - Messenger boys. with
wheels. Henry's Delivery. 3i7
West Copper.
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NIoner NIarkct.
Mctai Market.

Now YORK, arpI. 25-C0pUcr
stcudy: clortrulvtic. $500.
Iron, unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-04
FOR TIRED NEW WORKERS
Plan Underway to Lure Them
to the Country.

At Peekskill-on-Hud an attractive
plan is under way to lure jaded New
Workers back to the farm, and induce
a love of country living in the midst
of modern cOnVeniences.
A certain section Of the inheritance
Of Thomas Nelson, jr., holdings of per-
haps 1000 acres, which were inherited
by the present president of the village
from his father, justice Of the Su-
preme Court, has been set aside and
subdivided into miniature farms, These
run from one-half acre to fifteen acres,
and sell for from $500 an acre up.
The section occupies n large corner
extending inland along Adams St, the
other boundary being Peekskill Hollow
Turnpike. The ground is high, fertile,
and particularly adapted to the raising
of fruit and poultry. 1t lies eastward
a short distance from the right bank
Of the Hudson River.
The express running time is ! hour
20 minutes from the Grand Central
terminal, the distance being 40 miles
from the heart of Manhattan.
The corporation known as the Nell
son Estates is acting as temporary
brokers for the selling Of these little
farms
New-York tribune., 1915-07-04
PINE-AIRE SCENES
ON MOTION FILMS
Photo Play "The Goddess" Was
Staged in l,3O0-Acre
Tract.

The natural beauty Of the landscape
in Brightwaters and the widely Giversi-
fed topography of this south shore
suburb, combining, as it does, wooded
plateaus with natural lakes and an i'm
mense bay frontage, led the Vitagraph
Company to set the scenes for the
photo play The Goddess" in this 1900
acre development Of the T. B. Ackerson
Company. The new section of Bright
waters, known as Pine-Aire was found
particularly suitable for many OF the
woodland scenes, the dense growth OF
the pine trees lending 70 the picture the
desired primeval effect.
In this connection It is interesting 70
note that the producer of this photo
drama, Ralph Ince, lives in Bright
waters, as does Anita Stewart, his sis
ter-in-law, who, with Earle Williams,
takes the leading parts in the play.
Ralph Ince in the last five years has
increased his holdings in Brightwaters
from a modest $4,000 bungalow TO his
present $4,000 estate. lie leaves
Brightwaters each weekday at o'clock
and arrives in Brooklyn at o'clock
For this record breaking suburban train
service the 300 residents Of Bright
waters owe a debt of gratitude TO the
Long Island Railroad. which runs its
Bay Shore express with only one stop
between there and Jamaica, thus ac-
counting for the wonderful time which
Brightwaters commuters make between
their Offices and their homes.
New-York tribune., 1915-07-04
BALDWIN HARBOR
DEEPER WATERWAY
Adjacent Acreage Is Being
Reclaimed for Houses
and Bungalows.

Work is progressing night ana Gay
on the dredging Of Baldwin Harbor' ne-
tween Rockville Centre and Freeport
in Southern Nassau County, Long ISL
and. A large marshy island IN tne
centre of the harbor is beng com
rIotoly removed. so as TO make wider
pPnd moro accessible waterway mo
earth and sand are sent dn tnroEEn a. a.
immense suction pipe, l,5OO rect III
inma,tb and arc used to reclaim low
lands nearby. ;..or,oct-
ing waterways that VIII MY ~"
Baldwin Harbor, are being DulIs ao 30
10 provide numerous Waterfront Ion'o
sites at this growing nome coiTny
which embraces $50 acres OF gPlaiIu
and extends from the shore OF hG.tP ~ :
stead Bay north to point peyoneI e.,,.b ,ttb
trolley road that serves the "ou'"
shore as far east as Freeport. -,
Seven miles of waterways VIII mar MAJ,
the completion of this dredglng eVH.
tract. which comprises 2,5OO,ooo CUBIC
yards. 1T. o.d, have
been removed, and when the enIire JoD
ia finished Baldwin Harbor wllI De
deem channel out to the point IN heHPII
stead Bay surveyed for the feaeIat
deem waterway through the ,conhueH'
bays of Southern Long Island; ,,-
Numerous bungalows and dwellings,
are in course of construction at baIu
win Harbor, and it IS an established
home colony instead Of a lot seIlihs
proposition.