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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
BUSINESS SPACE LIE tsEU.

Rfcc & Hi and the D"u.,ss Rob u~uu.
Charles :. Brown Company nave ..as,d
to Patterson. tiottfried ~ Hunter FOR Il
long term of years the store. and base
msnt at l70 Fulton street In the Fulton
street wing Of the new Telephone and
Eelegraph Guild.nr. The sf.re : 10 ~.
occupied IVY the branch 81 Patterson.
Gottfried d Hunters business known as
the Frasse Company. located for many
years al 30 Church street. one OF the
otdest hardwar concerns in New York.
Douglas l. Ellimap 6 90 ave leased
the first and second floors IN the new
business bIi.diug ~ 20 East Fifty-
fourth street for a term OF years to
Thomas & Atwood. childrcn's clothing,
now nj Is East FOrty-cIghth street.
The Charles + NoSes Company has
leased q floor al 5A-hu Lafayette stree:
to the Chamhcrlln supply Company. a
door in the sa're building 20 T. Hubuei
& Co. NJ - Fc.:H street = Zoo TO
Viz!ou Bros. al 22l Pearl street a
loft 20 Junn f.. Fox. a. 2l3-2l7 Grand
street a foog to y. GussoV & co, and
ut 81 Ann street a ncor to Joseph
Snyder.
Il. Flanagan & son and io-';I = Day
have leased 'hc 'pp four sio'v dwellings,
II 3Si and 40 Veg FItty-el-t'h street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
INSPECTIONS Bull IN DANGER.
Geveraor 20 Have Neutrality-suspicious.
Opposition 70 Consolidation.

The Governor has notified the Ad-
visory Council CT Real Estate Interests
that a hearing OH the LOCKWOOD Ellen
bogen consolidation bill will he held on
Wednesday. May 10. at II 30 A. NJ. In
the Executive Chamber at Albany. AL
though the measure In. approved Of by
tho Mayor. the Borough Presidents and
all real estate organizations, 1t Is OPP
posed by the Joint Board OF city De-
partments. the American Institute OF
Architects. the Builders and Trades
Association. the Board OF Fire Under
writers. the Committee on Safety and the
Central Federation of Labor.
The technical organizations opposed the
bill upon the ground that the Board OF
Standards and Appeals Is not to be So
lected from lists Of gentlemen whom they
may designate or recommend for mem
bership upon this board. The Committee
OH Safety opposes the bill because the
provision FOR certificates Of occupa nry
In not sufficientiy clear. particularly with
regard TO the granting and enforcement
OF the same. while the Central Fedora
ton OF Labor opposes II because II does
not provide FOR a central Building In
spect!on Department such ~ was pro-
vided IN the Wagner hill Of last year and.
further. because the measure did not
provide FOR the appointment Of mem
hers OF the abor union to the board of
Standards and Appeals. II is hoped that
all those who favor the passage of this
Dill Will appear In Albany next
Wednesday IN support OF It.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
PLAN OF
ZONING. Commission
Congestion Committee Says II
Would Permit Housing 3d.
600. 900 in New York,

Attacking the proposed limiting Of
building heights and the coming of the
city az outlined In the plan OF the Com
mission on Building Districts and Re.
strictions. the New FORK city congestion
committee has asked that the whole
scheme he set aside. The attack is based
on the congestion committees contention
that the plan " carried out would re-
suit In the worst kind of congestion n
New York with all the evils that follow
the crowding OF many people into small
spaces.
Benjamin G.. Marsh. spokesman FOR
the congestion committee. says that there
are i,l32 acres IN what tine commission
~designates IA u and G. or iigh apart
inent districts outside Of Manhattan. eX.
elusive ~ parks. SIX story 'cnem"nts
are allowed in these districts. which
would permit n population of 42.l63 M
p~ersons--an average Of nearl, 1000 o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
FACTORIES AND MOVIES.
Three mtg Pia nts, Two Theatres
and FIN, Studio for Queens.

Building operations recorded last week
in Queens represent an investment Of
s50n.5"o. Among the most important
project filed We're three factory additions
ard two moving picture theatres. There
were nin"ty-three applications for new
buildings estimated 10 cost sA0I 600
ci2ht>-t~o applications for alterations
AID additions to cost $61 o00. and
sev"nty-sicht applications for plumbins
10 cnN S32.50O
The Degnon Realty and Terminal Com
panN applied for permits for the erection
uf a four story concrete factory on the
east side OF piersun place south Of
Shlllman avenue. Long Island city. de-
tails of which will be- found IN another
column.
The Fox Film Cooperation will make
the FIRST Improvement upOn the property
bought AZ Corona on Flushing Bay by
the erection OF n studio and developing
plant AZ the corner OF Astoria averu" and
FIttN-third street, II will he of brick.
tonr and two stories. 29SNlis feet IN
size, and cost s10O. 600.
The curtis Building Company will erect
a two story brick factory al the northeast
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
BUYERS AZ GARDEN CITY.

Gage r Tarbell has sold n. Garden
City the house recently completed 10y
the X. 4. Hutcheson Corporation. on a
plot ~120x15o. on the west side Of Mas
ssu Boulevard. between salisbury ave
nue. and Chester ayenue. 20 Martha \
Gaines. as a pe'msnent home also tn,
house Just completed by the Nassau
Boulevard Corporations. lo0Nl30. on the
east side OF Nassau Boulevard. between
Chester avenue and Cambridge avenue,
10 Mrs. Howard MvWtllams Tor George
y Bowdren. his residence ~ the east
side OF BriX,on road. Just south of stew
art avenue. 90 Mrs. Emma X. Lee
Thayer. plot l0ox2Oo on the east side
Of C1inch place. bet St-wart av"nu.
and 81. James street North. to Frank
y, Bradley. and a no, JOxl5o or the
south side Of 81. James street South
to James W. Hobbs. VINO owns the I'D
joining plot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
BIG BRIDGEPORT PLANT SOLD.
DirAsey-somers Place Taken ny
PhonUgraph Com

The American Grapharhone Company
has bought through Joseph r. Day the
plant OF the Birdsey-Somers Company
at Bridgeport, Conn. consisting OF "A new
four story concrete factory building with
extension and power house on a plot
Of six and a half acres. with a railroad
siding, The purchase OF this plant means
the giving OF employment, to 5000 peo-
pie. The present buildings will he re-
modelled and large additions made and
the latest machinery for making records
and reproductions will be installed.
II Is understood that the new com
pany will take possession Of the plant
about June l..
Tho plant Is a short distance from
the factory buildings Of the Remington
Arms Works. which is probably the
largest manufacturing plant in New
England.
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LIBERTY ST. BLDG PLANS.
ooOO. 900 Structure ~ stories nis
to Go tn on ZIegler site.

Plans have been fled by Cross ~ cross.
afchitects. for a fifteen story office build
tnG on the south side OF l.iarr,. street.
1856 fee, east IF Broadway II viii
have a frontage OF IA feet aud a depth
Of SIS feet. The facade will hr Of brick
and limestone The 81 I.ibrr;y street
Corporation. william ~ Btruum. pr,Sl-
dent. is the OWuer The cost has been
estimated at $500 .u0h.
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10 Martin Martin. who will use them for
restaurant purposes.
y. J. t'oss has leased the building At
$50 West Forty-hrst street TO the Empire
Funeral Supply Corporation for a term
of hNe wears.
T'eas- n Gilman have leased q loft
In ~ West Thirty ninth street to Will
ner Freres, ladies' tai,ors: a grade
store IN Is West Forty se vsnth street
to Carl G. CImoke. dealer in novelties.
Huberth 4 Huberth have leased q
space in t@ic Motor Mart, 1876 Broadway.
10 the United Auto Radiator and Lamp
Works for y term OF twenty-on years
RENTING DO DOWNTOWN OFFICES.
The United States Realty and Improve
states Realty buildings. at III and lt5
broadway. has leased offices to the fol-
lowing tenants since the first Of the year /:
HAS rented space In the Trinity Build.
ug 80 the Federal Shipping Company :
Mayor. E~nslander q Amman Cummings,
rrudden a Co. Chaa NJ. M%inEeshsimsr
a Go |" DE Cesars: J.. D. Livingston 4;
" Schleif 4 Co. MadAon Grant: Index
club. e. F. Forbes: James Bishop /:
ili;chlnss & Burdick Atkinson 4 Ctsch /;
honynge 4 Bonynge Paul En eiander 4:
Richard II. Hood william Crompson 4:
Herbert b. Covert: Bacon. Biglow. Out
terson 4 Robinson Federal Export Com
pany and the Telautograph Company.
Space In the United States Realty build
ing 10 Corben j. Decker WHY Il.
Hooper; Cyclops steel Company Nor
tona Company: N%ordlinser 4 Charlton 4:
iudh Manufacturing Company Freder-
ick Page Contracting Company Eble q
Kirkpatrick Newhali. Churchman
go Harry r Chambers: George n.
WyckoT. Francis p. Garvan: Bond
stow. Ransome Concrete Machinery
company Walter Peterson Standard
bdnarce Company Joseph Gurcvit 4;
Mclbeft Is Cary; William n. sisson /:
James Il Finster Mortimer W. Salmon i,
NorthWoods Mines Company + r.
Roehn Harry =. stewart Ralph n
Waddell Howard Sleman: H.. y. Tay-
Tor a "a. American Railway 4 Power
company Bergon 4 Mitchell william
: Blizzard and Thomas r.. Clsrk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
SEASIDE LOTS IN DEMAND.
TWENTY-FIVE At Manhattan Reach
Sold In . Week.

That there Is n demand for watarfront
property for dweilir-, sites IL shown by
the fact that last week Joseph =. Day
sold TWENTY-FIVE lots at Manhattan Beach.
NJ BAY took over the general manage
ment of tie entire development, includ-
!ng The Manhattan Beach Realty Cor
poratiou property, last week, and he has
established five offices at various points
on the property for the convenience OF
prospective buyers.
Manhattan Beach. while one OF the
newest home settlements in Brooklyn. Is
regarded as one OF the borongh's prin-
,lpal suburbs. This lone colony has
grown very rapidly and ia dwellings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07

The Duross Company has leased the
pailor noor and basement % 1879 West
Fourteenth street 10 the ~lroouois Club rs
headquarters for tho Democratic organi-
cation OF the Twenty-hfth Assembly dis.
tri'i also the pailor fioor at ais West
Fourteenth street. TO the regular Repub-
lican club Of the Fifth Assembly dis
t-icj and the stor. ~ 21S West Four
teenth street TO the Congressional Union
for Women Suffrage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
HOME SALES ~ NEWARK.

Louis SchlesinGer has sold for Otis
Harlan, the actor, the frame dwelling
az $50 Summ"r avenue, on plot 5oNliO.
10 he Rev, Frederick ". Johnson Of
Railway. Tho house will he occup.cd
By the purchaser. The sauh firm has
sold for MIR. Harlan a ten foot strip adj
Joining 80: ummer avenue. to George
II. Dalrymple,
Louis Schlesingrr has also sold for
the Annexed District Building and loan
Association the stucco residence AT a3-si
Heddrn Terrace, On u plot JDNiiG, to
| Michael 7 Bunkiu. who will occupy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
Woman Designer Plans Comfortable
Seaside Homes for Howard Estates

sand ~ az Howard Beach, The stones
are = reddish and grayish brown. ar
ti-rj"ally blended in tones, with a roof
OF rri a~sphaltum slate. The house
comp iscs seven rooms and two baths.
itrgr porch and all modern improve
uraf ald is situated on Egan avenue.
Mr.. savage il also constructing n six
room semi-bungalow OF stucco on Haw-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
To Build ar GEDNEY FARM.

The Gedney Farm COMPANY has sold
a plot on Littlejohn place IN the ,;eduey
Farm section of White Plains. y. Y. ad-
Joining the house recently purchased
by Mr.. Hendey on the north. to Harvey
w. CrsW OF New York city. The pur-
cha ser expects TO erect "a house OF the
English cottage type for his own oc-
cupancv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
DESIGNING. PARK AVE. not >E.

Emery Roth, architect. ha' beer COM
mlssioned to prepare plans for the thir-
teen story apartment houSe TO be- erected
1t the southeast corner of Park avenue
Ana Fffty-'itth street. acquired this week
by Bins x Bing These designs viii su-
persede those for 4 similar inpro' riaent
for this come recently made by tr"ss
Cross.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
00usr BUYING N BROOKLYN.

fhs Charles +. Noyes Company has
ND the three story stucco dwelling n
30 East Eighth street. on lot 4oxi20.6.
- James ]. Moore. who viii make i'm
1ssvements.
Charles T. Rlchcrson has sold zoe
lincoln place. between Seventh and
@gtth avenues. a b~rownstone dwelling.
to,16rs. Nellie Aline l.. Ross.
ID. Raffelson has sold a plot. e6.sx200,
ANr Paul Freystedt at The uortheas; cor
ner OF Benson avenue and Bay Twenty
nxth street. B~ensonhurst for Paul ti.'-
Ringer the southeast corner ~ Avenue x
Ind West Eighth street. a plot 1"X96. 20
the A. a =. Brooklyn Corporation foi
improvement. and s112 Twenty-second
avenue. a two-fam!ly stucco house. on
p4ot 4ox96.s, to Dr. Orttman for occu-
Fancy.
Samuel Ga,i'zka Company has sold
oor Morris Green Company 20 a client for
Investment the three story i!s, and store
property at sSl6 FIN avenue. on a
plot 2oxl0o.
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tree avenue, near Grimm avenue. and
has recently purchased four building lois
Al the corner of Deer street and f.gan
avenue apparently for improvement,
Building operations are being pushed
al Howard Reach Estates and the pres
ent community Of forty homes will ne
greatly enlarged within the next sixty
days
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
MOUNT NORRIS PARK
SITE FOR
Jewish Maternity Trustees Buy Three
Madison Avenue Dwellings for
e 5000, 900 Hospital Plot

ne Jewish Maternity Hosp1al has
Bought as n site for a new home the three
three story dwellings, AT 1897 to 1871
Madison avenue. southeast corner OF
1854 street. The purchase was made
from Henry NJ T0ch through shaw a
Co.
The property measures 60Sl0o and
fAooo Mount Morris PARK 1t viii he
improved with a six or cight-s story
building. which will cost about see.
o0o. The institution is ~ present 10
C10aon East broadway.
On the block next to the proposed
new building is the home of the Jewish
H61pital for D~rforinities and Joint hs
oaoee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
Two Great Industries Take Account of Future
Trade Possibilities by Erecting New Local Plants

a total Of seven that have heen lrT'r
In the pegnon Terminal IN '.
twenty months. Investment - 40 o.
minal now includes over 81 ooo 800" '
land and over s.. 0Oo. N00 TO- hHfl g
a total OF sll ,O00. Goa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07

he acre. even II a third % the area be
deducted for streets and public build
.ngs, There are 53.5i5 acres in dis
tricts l.. outside Of Manhattan. In which
four story can be constructed
Deducting similarly ons-third of the
area. 2@,4el,2is persons could ne housed
n those districts. At an average q over
500 persons PEI acre
In these four borougns there are 5000
acres in districts T., DO, gn'd for de-
td,hcd DWELLING" p'duCting o~ne-:Hird
OF The area for streets and other pur-
poses, and allowing fifteen families pet
net acre. with an average OF I : persons
per family. 2>4,3"1 persons could bc
housed IN this area.
In Manhattan. Mr.. Marsh says. there
are approximately 5000 acres IN tenc-
ment districts restricted against ndus-
tries. With the same deduction Of one
third OF the area in the prevailing type
Of in these districts which
house 1900 to tire acre. $500. 900 people
could live.
several million more people ran he
housed in the unrestricted industrial dis
tricts than now live there, so that AZ
least 90, 0oO. 900 people could he packed in
the city under tho proposed restrictions,
which limit the intensive construction
now legal.
In the restricted districts OF queens
2s,llT,o $50 could he housed. Five story
tcncmonts are permitted under the com
missions recommendations np To the city
line I'm The Bronx and Queens. and
throughout BROOKLYN. 90 course. the
area viii not all I've utilized as 'n,en-
sively AS possible. but the undesirable
maximum permitted shows the need for
greater restrictions.
The congestion rccommends
more effective restrictions. Height limita-
ton alone. in relation to street width. II
claims. Is not adequate because the width
of the streets varies greatly within the
same height districts. The maximum
number of stories for each height district
should be established. IL says, IN addition
to the height limitation. with a Slid .ng
scale permitting an additional story FOR
every additional 10 per cent. OF the lot
area unoccupied above the requirement
for the district.
10 equallze conditions Of specially In
tensive development a regulation might
be adopted that when so or more per
cent. OF the frontage OF a block is more
%intensiveiy Developed than the rcgula-
tons permit the rest OF the block may
be similarly developed. II urges that the
ACREAGE restricted against industry and
business be increased. also the area re
s,ric,cd TO one ard two family houses.
II will submit his week to the Com-
mission detailed recommendations for
limiting tenemer,s In most Of the area
~ the boroughs outside OF Manhattan
10 three or four stories and similar re-
stric'ions for other classes OF buildings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07

Company plant will cover an area Of
270 by So feet and will be similar In
height and construction Ia the Klndel
building, 1T will stand on the east side
Of Pearson street. adjoining Meadow
street. These two new industries make
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
MUCH BUYING IN The
CITY'S SUBURBS
%225.OOO Port Chester Estate
ResOld-Place Gedney
Farm in a Deal.

b-yan L. Kennelly has resold for Iohn
" kaiser H'llendalc IN. property ~ tho
kate Daniel r. Seybel. n, Port Chester
y v. comprising about twenty acres. 10
Edgar T. Price. yice-preSident ~ tho
Union Carbide Company. a, = ,epor!ci
consideration Of s225. 600 Mr. Pr!cr ru--
chased the adjoining Hobart Park estate.
consisting OF 40 acres. ias, summer.
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have already been built and occupied.
Above 81. 500. 900 has been spent on the
physical Improvements to tho land, and
tho houses erected represent a total OF
over 100000. The restrictions on Man
haitian Beach hold good until 1888.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
BERN ACRES SOLD.

Charles A. Moran Of Bernardsville has
sold 10 George Thompson a plot on the
Observation-Disclosures road. contain
Ing 81 acres and three dwelling
houses The property was formerly
owned by John Wolfe and adJoins the
estate OF J. W. Arrowsmith, The sale
was made by Eugene Y. Welsh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
TRADING N RInGEW GOD,

Mrs, Ellen G, Birch has sold her house
on Heights road. Ridgewood, y. j., TO
j, \. Moore, and for DR.. A, q Hopper
to Ralph &, Mason a residential plot.
lOOx3i0, on South Irving street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07

be similar to the plants OF the Stude-
baker Company. tho Brett Lithoeraph-
ing Company n the Rome Metallic
Redstead Company. near which II Will
stand.
The now Defender Manufacturing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
BUYS NEAR VAN CORTLANDT.

The Van Cortlandt Realty Company has
sold the new three story detached stucco
residence. with tile roof, a. l21 Fan
shaw avenue Van rortlandt terrace.
Nonkers. FOR occupancy to ]. r. Cana
van. NJ. A. Broderick was the broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
SITE FOR CT. NECK GARAGE.

Frederick T. Steinway. who IL build
Ing a large Colonial house NJ KcrsinI-
ton. Great Neck, l.. /. has purchased
additional frontage from the Ricker'-
Fnlay Company for tine erection OF a
six car garage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
TENANTS ron CITY Dw ELLlNGs.

Samuel II Martin has leased the three
story and basement dwelling AT 81 West
S!Stieth street TO Vincent 4 Lucille
Nicholas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
TAKING SUBURBAN PLACES.

John r, Scott has rented for John j.
Kirby his house on Lafayette place,
Woodmere. L. J.. to DR.. Walter =. Ander-
ton,
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The two four-storN buildings at 50
QQ $50 Eighth ateane, owned by ttU
5GAn II tivingtou estate for a Ions
t1noe, have been sold by the heirs to
J64hes Maloncy. The houses occupy
= plot tixso. adjoining the southNes'
ooSper Of Ftfty-third street. Charlie
VA Open as broker arranged the deal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07

was he bill permitting he E-t-.
Aldermen to meter buildings afr. rt'
had been established Icy The C.u.
sioner of the Department ~ Mater :
ply, Ga and Electricity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07

More than loo .ut'O - q" ~"
spent On the erection Of two acres
eft model rncn~nts On n plot pur-
chased recently by the Open stair
DWELLINGS tOmpnny on the block
b"u ~ Ii6th and Ia:th
strrcts, seventh and Eighth AVE.
mes. Man, well known philnu-
ihropists are interested In the en-
trrprisc.
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corner Of Morris avenue and Fulton
street. Richmond HIN. 10 cost 10000.

II VIII he two stories and S0N95 feet.
Herman Bachman will erect q moving
picture thea~e loox91 at the southeast
cornsr OF Fresh Fond road and Hallock
avenue. RidEewood. to cAt $4,000. and
Samuel Gallucc, Will erect another on the
north side Of Union avenue west OF
Toledo avenue, ~Elmhu'et. 50xio0. 10 cost
>l2. 900.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-21
That Beer Amendment

this will be found published
which
ably sale
This will
constitution, will of the Prohibition
Amendment" the of which adopted
A joke alright constitution
look supplement- The proposed amendment
constitution thru the
liquor abusurd of
beyond doubt
add to our conmodious asylum
s will kill
believe the South
bill liquor for all
would like the the mbecc who furnish
paid the
to
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-21
HE COULD HARDLY WALK

Kidney trouble manifests itself in
many ways. rheumatism, aches and
pains, soreness and stiffness are conf
non symptoms. Ambrose Gary, Sui
phur, Okla, writes: 81 was bothered
with kidney trouble ten years and at
times could hardly walk. Three
months ago ! began taking Foley
Kidney Pills got relief from the
first bottle but continued to take
them till | had taken three bottles.
| feel like new man. II is won
ierful medicine" No harmful drugs.
8. G. Wall.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-08-21
WILL TAKE OUTING

This morning, Hildig Nordomark,
Richard Sundberg, Alfred Wickstro,n
Elmer Strandberg and Berti Hawk
ms are taking in Durango. They
came down from Telluride last night
and will be here tomorrow evening to
watch the bowling tournament be-
tween the Telluride boys and the Du-
range boys. Richard Sundberg and
Alfred Wickerstrom are members OF
the Telluride bowling team. The
other members will reach Durango to-
morrow evening.
These young men will next week
betake themselves to the mountains
perhaps in the vicinity of the head
waters Of the Pine or Florida for II
two weeks outing. All big game and
Ill fish will have to be on the look
out for them for they are just in the
humor to go their best along these
lines.
We are glad to have the Telluride
boys make US visit here in Durango
and they will find the Durango Ex-
change pleasant place to make
Tor headquarters.
The game tomorrow evening will
bring out the crowd as the Telluride
boys have won two games and the
Durang boys will be very anxious
to take this one. The Telluride team
has some first class bowlers but our
boy feel that they have chance to
win the game If they are at their
best and get off on the right foot.