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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03

Local fight fans are sympathizing with LOoie Bogash because of the in jury to one of his hands on the eve of his battle with Augie Rather. make the trip to the Pioneer Club tomorrow night, and indications pointed to a great fight. It's the sec ond cancellation between these box CTS. Before the holidays they were scheduled to meet in the Pioneer ring, but Rather withdrew owing to an indispOsition.
 However, Bogash is hoping to
 resume his ring activities in
 about six weeks, and the pair
 will be rematched.
 Eddie Casey, who was largely in strumentaIl in bringing Jack Delaney to the front as the local boys trainer, has severed relations with the De- fancy and Jennings camp. The let ting out of Casey puts an excellent ring trainer on the market, and Ed die should not be out of a job long. Casey's exit caused no big surprise known that he and Jennings were not hitching right, and harmony is one of the essentials to bringing out champion
 The State DucI1pion tourney
 which gets into motion this week,
 is creating a big interest locally
 and is bound to be a success in
 the opinion of devoteeS of the
 alley sport It should prove a fit
 ting climax of one of the most
 successful. bowling seasons in. .
 BridgepOrt's history, despite the
 financial depression. All of the
 leading alley owners report good
 seasons.
 The announcement that Joe Neville had been named as football coach at the City College was pleasing news to Joe's friends in Bridgeport. He should make good right off the bat, as he knows the gridiron game from A to z.
 Neville entered Yale in 1914 after gaining fame on his high school team. He played on the freshman team and on the varsity in 1915 and 1916, in which year. as a. member of Cupid" Blacks championship team, he was chosen Ali-American halfback His college career was interrupted by the war. He went to P1attsburg and was; commissioned a second lieutenant in the field artillery, serving in France for the duration of the war. He re- turned to Yale in October, 1919 re- ceiving his degree in February 1920. In 1920 he coached the St. Georges Academy football team and last year the Williams eleven, of New Haven.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03

NEW YORK-Columbia, and Bow doin hines are playing today or South Field.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03

NEW YORK-Todd and New York Football Club eIevens battIed to a 22 to 2 draE.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03

NEW ORLEANS-St Louis Ma tionaIs defeated, the Browns, V to $ in an exhibition game.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03

April 3.--Pat county, the new champion team the Englewood
 Joe KiTkwood T the champion lost by 4 and 3. od, who had in
 and a best ball displayed fine to finish.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03
LINDERER ENTERED

Boston, April 3 - Among the 21 entries so far received for the Boston A. A. marathon on April 19, are those or Carl ilnder, winner Of the evetn in 1919, and John Auomik oski, both residents of Quincy.
 Tuornik osli, running under the colors-o of Finland. finished fifth tp the Antwerp Olympic marathon in 1920, when Linder came home in eleventh place.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03
Bob Roper Busy
 With Ring Dates

Capt. Bob Roper, of Chicago. who is at the present time the most ac- tive heavyweight boxer in the coun- try, is booked for three ring skir- naishes which will keep him busy un- til the twentieth of the month- On Tuesday night. April 4, Roper meets Pat MdAneny of New York in a. ten round decision bout at the Valley A. C., EIolyoke. Mass. On April 12, the captain battles Carl Morris in a 12 round decision go at Tulsa, Okla, while on the twentieth Roper goes against elongated Fred Fulton in an other twelve at Denver. Roper is ready to meet all of the big fellows and hopes by the time Jack DempsSy returns from abroad to have cleaned up the field of aspiring big fellows. TREMENDOUS ADVANCE
 IN TEA PRICES The tea. market has advanced since last May fully 15 or 16 cents pound in London. Colombo and Ca1cultta.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03

CAMBRIDGE-Ever H. Lane has been elected captain Of Harvard's fencing team
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03

NEWARR-OrTando Pianf Italian bike racer, has arrived for the sum- mer racing campaign at the Velo- drOme.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03

However, Bogash is hoping to resume his ring activities in about six weeks, and the pair will be rematched
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03

The Yankees and Dodgers renew their series today in Little Rock Both teams are billed to hook up on Eb- bets Field next Saturday
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-23
)RT PAGE AND FURNISHED THREE SERV

north Good dirt road. Steep grad,
averaging 10 per cent.
H Sexton s-Grants Pass: Paved.
! Grants Pass Medford- d-Ashland- Cali.
| tornia State Line: Paved.
| West Side Highway
! Portland-Newberg West Dayton-
La1aEette-St. Joseph McMinnvillc-
'! Nhlleson-Amity Holmes Gap: Paved
with exception of 4 short section south
or St Joseph and 3-4 miles section
near Holmes Gap, which are graveled.
Holmes Gap Rickreall: Graveled
and in fair condition.
I Rickreall- Monmouth: Paved.
Monmouth South to Benton County
Line: Part earth road and part Sra-
veled.
Benton-County Line Corvallis: raw
ed.
Corvallis Monroe Junction citv-Eu-
gene: Paved.
Columbia River Highway
Portland Paved eXcefH one
mile through Rainier which is gravel
ed.
Portland-Cascade Locks Hood River
-Mnsier-1he Dalles: Paved.
The Dalles-Arlington- -Umatilla-Pe !
dleton. MacadamiZed entire distance
Old Oregon Trail
Observation-Disclosures Pass Ex- |
cellent macadam.
Deadman's Pass Kamela: Rough
mountain road.
kamela-La Grande: New standard
grade; very rough in places. Under
for macadamizing Cautious
driving necessary. One short detour
at Hilgard. Follow signs.
La Grande- Hot Lake: Pavement
and macadam; good construction.
Hot Lake Union Haines Baker:
food macadam. Detour at Telocaset
overhead. follow dctour signs.
Baker Nelson: Fair county road.
Under construction. Watch for eau
ion and detour signs.
Nelson Huntington: New standard
grade; under contract for macadamiz.
ng. Drive with care.
huntington Weiser; New grade,
ough, under contract for macadam-
zing. Best route is on Idaho side of
make River, Cross at Ods Ferry.
Fair county road.
Weiser- Ontario: Excellent macad-
m.
Note-To avoid construction opera
ions between ontario and Baker,
trough traffic should take road 0y
'ay of Vale, Jameson, Brogan, NAL
eur City, Bridgeport.
Salcm-Dallas Highway
Salem Dallas: Paved.
cast lighway-Clatsop and TiIIa- \
Nook Counties
Astoria Seaside: Pave.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-23
OF summer Lake,: Good dirt road.
Paisley Good dirt and
macadamized road.
Central Oregon Highway

Bend-Burns: Good dirt road.
Burns-CraHc, Macadamized and in
Soon condition.
Crane-Nale; Open but very rough.
Garry water and plenty of gasoline.
Road via Westfall in better condition
than south route via Skull Springs.
Vale-Ontario: County road; fair
condition.
Ontario-Cairo: 1 mile nlacadam:
remainder fair.
Cairo-Nyssa: Macadamized; good
condition.
Higgs- Wasco: Highway under con .
Struction, county road open and in fair
condition.
Wasco-M Moro: New macadam.
Moro-Grass Valley: Undcr construc.
t'on, take old road southwest from
Moro 6 miles to Niger Ridge. then
turn east into Grass Valley Dctour
wen signed but rough and hilly.
Note: Road from Columbia River
Highway to Grass Valley via Fulton
Canyon ii also open and in fair condi-
ton.
Grass Valley-Shaniko: Road open
ana in good condition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-23
OREGON ROADS
Reported by
State Highway Commission.
Pacific Highway


Portland Oregon City: Willamett
. River bridge at Oregon City closed 70
construction. Traffic from Portlan
for Oregon City and points sout
should take east side routes via Mil
waukie or SSnd Street, both of whicl
are paved Throughout. Traffic 20
oswego and West Linn should TAX
west side route which is paved to BoI
ton and graVeled from there to Wes
Linn.
Oregon City Candy Salem: Paved.
Salem j efferson- Albany: Paved
Albany Corvallis Junction City Eu-
gene: Gravel Albany to Corvallis
Pavement to Eugene with exception of
TWO short stretches south to Corvallis
where concrete paving work is under
way Detours are provided along side
of pavement
Eugene-Drain: Paved
Drain-Yoncalla Wilbur: Paving
work under way south of YOncalla.
Detours provided. Balance of dis
tance to Wilbur is paved.
Wilbur Winchester r seburg. Paw
ed from Wilbur to s. p. grade crossing
one mile south of Winchester. De-
tour from this point to Roseburg. Fol-
low signs and drive slowly. Between
detour limits road is closed dav and
night on account of concrete paving
operations.
Roseburg- Myrtle Creek. Paved.
Myrtle Creek -Canyonville: Paving
work under way; road open but trai-
fic will be held up for short periods
while hot-stuff is being dumped.
Canyonville-Ga Galesville: Poor ma |
cadam. Traffic cautioned to look out
for construction crews. Detour over
miles at south end. Road open at |
30 minute intervals to allow traffic !
to pass.
Note: Starting September 18th this
section will be closed to traffic from
1880 Il. m. to 1880 a. m, open 1880 |
n. IN. to 100 p. M; closed 10 p. m.
TO 500 p. m. Open after 500 p. m.
Galesville Grave Creek: Paved.
Grave Creek-SeXton's (Smith HilD:
Construction under way from Grave
Creek to south foot of mountain.
Traffic detoured over old road night
and day Except north bound traffic
which is routed over main highway
from the summit of Sexton Mountain
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-23
KANSAS CITY CUTS
. DOWN ON ACCIDENTS

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept 23.-Al-
though Kansas City's population has
increased preceptibly during the past
year, accidents have shown a decrease.
Figures issued by the Safety Coun-
ell of the city show total of l13 acci-
dents for the eight months ending Au-
gust 81, 1929, whereas 112 accidents
were recorded for similar period in
1921. And motor traffic here has in
creased 20 per cent in the last year.
Nehicular accidents have been
scarcer the last eight months, there
being fifty-one as against fifty-four
for a corresponding period last year.
However, there were eleven collisions
in August this year and only three
in August, 1921.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-23
PRISON MARCHlNE CUTS '
OFF HAND or FoRGER

OSSTNING, N Y, Sept. 23.-The
irony of fate manifested itself in the
retribution that came to Frank IT. Ell
liott.
While working on machine in
Sing Sing, where he is serving term
for forgery, the right arm, the skillful
hand of which got him in trouble or
iginally, became entangled in the ma
chine and was cut off. His home is in
the Bronx, New York city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-23
THREATENS TO HAUNT JUDY.
SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. ga

Angelina Maycaster, eighteen, q pret-
ty house maid, threatening to COM
NIT suicide If forced to start serving
a life sentence is being closely
watched following her second trial
for connection with the death OF
Charles 'aus, shot to- death by
bandits February 8. The girl was
convicted Of first degree murder
last night. She asserted she would
die, come back and haunt every one
connected. with her conviction. Her
attorneys will appeal. Police testi-
fled the girl confessed to planning
the Faus murder, the two men fir
ing the shots killing Faus are now
life sentences. lI
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-23
Observation-Disclosures Highway

McMnnViIle-T e-TillamoOlI Highway
McAlinnville-Sheri Paved.
Sheridan Summit: Good maCadanl
! except short stretch at north Yamhill
River which Is rough and slow going
Summit-D -DoIph: Under construction;
| r0"TN and slow going in places
Dolph-H Hebo (Junction Coast high
way: Good macadam.
Hebu-Tillamuok: (See Coast High
way).
Tuniat;n Valley Highway
Portland Beaverton HillshorO For
/ est Grove CASTOR administrations ST.
Joseph McMinnville: Paved through
ont
! NJ. Hood Loop Highway in ClaCaIia-
mas County
Portland Sandy: Take Powell Val
!ey road which is paved to Gresham.
travelled and in good condition to Cot
'reil: thence via Bluff road graveled,
'n'r condition.
Sondy-S Salmon River: Highway
passahle when dry, but rough; i'm.
passable after rains. Dei pur via
Narmpt Road which is mostly plank
ed and passable.
Salmon RWer-Zig Gag: Unsurfac-
ID hut sand and gravel soil and safely
passable.
Zig Zag- Government Camp: Excel.
ent earth road. Government Camp
open.
VT. Hood Loop Highway In Hood
River County.
uood River Parkdale: Good ma
aadam road.
Parkdale-NTt. Hood Lodge: Two
miles good macadam. balance good
arth road Mt. Hood Lodge open.
The Dallcs-CaI.fOrnia Highway.
Note: See Sherman Highway for
alternate route to Central Oregon.
Tho Dnllcs-D Dufur: Take main
highway to summit at Eight Mile
Creek, miles south of The Dalies
then detOur via Boyd to Dufur. Road
roUoh
Dufur-S -Shaniko ,vla Maupin ana
Rakeovrn): Road in fair condition.
ShanilSn- Madras, Rest route is wa
Antelope and Gateway between
Shaniko and Antelope new macadam
in good cond tion. Antelope to Ma
drns IN good condition.
Madras Rcuu: Good macadam road
Nc"pt Trail crossing Of Crooked River
which is in fair condii n for dirt
road.
Bcnd-Allcn Ranch: Cinder and
gravel surface in good condition.
Allen Eanch-Fort Klama'h: Dirt
road in far condition; few rougn
spots
Fort Klamath-I.amm's Mil: Dirt
road with light grades and = i'm good
condition.
Lamm's MN klamath Falls. Ma
cadamized and In good condition.
Light cars are making trips from
Bend to Klamath Falls in six hours.
Klamath Falls-Calif0rnia state
Line: All maca dam zed aud in good
condition with exception u Uvo and
oue-half miles near Merrill. soma
construction work going on. watch fut
1arricades and red Iighfs
Ashland II lamath Falls Highway.
Green Springs route omen. Road IN
fair condition. Medford Ashland
klamath Fails stages taking this
route.
T''wsrn Jenny Greek and Keno
road is rough and dusty or account oi
HEeIn- operations.
Klamath TaIl~-IaEryir1s tttgbwav-
klamath FaNq-Drfrr- MaradamTz
81 and Iu good condition.
prfrs-Erafrv County road d-y
and sandy. Through ears will make
'ettor time hy taking route via Bor-
ana.
EnrffE-l-a.a le7 Rough mountain
read
IakrN irw-Burns Highway.
Roads iu FAIR condition BEST route
.s Eia Plush and AGsL
Hcnd-isketirw Highway.
Terd-For' Eork-S.1F.r TaEe. Road
's ir fairly raai condition. The Her
-r.ura is va eHorf-rut
silver Lake-Paisley Cyis west side
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-23

shaniko-Antelope: In good condi-
tion.
Antelope Madras: In good condi-
tion via Gateway.
John Day River Highway.
Arlington Condor: Highway under
construction between Arlington and
OleX. Best route is Via Blalock Can
yon TO Rock Creek, Mikkado, Glen
and Condor. Leave Columbia River
Highway at Blalock Dirt road in
good condition to point l-2 miles
north of Condor; balance of distance
good macadam.
Condon- Fossil: Macadamized and
in good condition.
Fossil Butte Creek Summit: GRAY
eled and in good condition
Summit-Tlley's (mOutll of Sarvice
Creek) Dirt road in fair condition
during dry weather, Very rough.
Service creek section is under con-
struction best road to Spray is via
| Winlock.
Tnley's-spray: New grade; fair
condition.
spray Dayvile: Good condition.
! Dayvlle-Cole's Bridge: In fair
7
work under way between Cummins
creek and Valades ranch.
Coles Bridge Prairie City: GRAY
eled road in good condition.
Prairie City-Cnty: Mountain road: |
open and in fair condition.
Unity-Cow Valley Fair county .
road
Cow Valley Brogan: Excellent
graded earth road.
Brogan. Jameson: New macadam.
Jameson Vale: MacaGamized and
in good condition.
Crater Lake Highway.
Road open to Crater Lake from
Medford on the Pacific Highway and
from klamath Falls on The Dalles-
California Highway Ry the Medford
route a detour is necessary & miles
north of Eagle Point. Take road via
Derby and Mcleod Bridge. The road
around the Rim of Crater Lake is
now open. Road from Crater Lake to
Diamond lake is now open.
Ochoco Highway.
Redmond Princvile: Graveled .,
road in good condition.
Prineville- Beaver Ranger Station ,
Mitchell: Road In fair condition.; r
passable throughout. From Prime /
vile to Wheeler county line is in good ;,
to Beaver Ranger Station =
under repair Beaver Ranger Station :,
to Mitchell, fair dirt road. Forest o
Boundary to Mitchell new road, under A.
some detours necessary I,
Follow detour signs. Public caution o.
ID against night travelling.
La Grandc-Joscph Highway
(Road to Wallowa Lake,
La GrGnde-lsland City: Paved.
Island City-Elg!n: County road in Z
'air condition. n j!
Elgin to top Wallowa Hill: miles !
macadam.
Top of WallOwa Hill to Minam: SIG r
niles new standard grade, under con- /!
ract for macadamizing; rough in
pots but much better than old road;
I'D road closed and barricaded; traf-
ic warned to keep off old road on ac-
ount of slides.
Minan- WallOwa-I j .ostine: Madacam- =
zed 4
Lostine- Enterprise: Under contract I
or grading and macadamizing; con- Z
ractors forces working on river road +
urn off mt Wade junction for hill +
QUITE to Enterprise. +
Enterprise Joseph. Macadami2nd +
Joseph Walowa Lake: Excellent 4.
ounty road, +
Enterprise Flora Fair mountain. +
Dad; l2 miles macadnmizcd.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-23

Sea side Cannon Beach Junction;
GraveIed; fair condition.
Cannon Beach junction TTamlct
Junction; Narrow, crooked road, gra
veled and safely pass .ble with careful
driving.
Hamlet Junction. Mohler. Under
construction, subject to slight DELAYS
and temDorary dctours. all safely
passahle except after rains
MohIer- Miami. Follow cnuntS road
graveled and i'm fair condition
Miami-WiIson River: Grayeled;
Z good condition.
Wilson Itivpr-TiIlamooI Paved.
, Tfllamook Beaver: Paved except
'hree miles at Pleasant Valley which
is gravelcd and in faIr condition.
! Beavrr-IIeb0: NGacadam in fair con-
, dItion.
Hcbo-Ncekowin: Under construc-
I ro,.,r,. .roto,,rs
O,erop- -U,sI,irg,o,. ,1,or,vov
| pendIeton- -lvasninotnr sfa,a Tiro
Paved md omen. drive slow ,t c,r,.
| lior signs nj nci,+ so,.er n,.,es ,orth
~ pcndIeton wbare hridoo is hr,nn
| nstolled ord da+nr,. i. nncos.ary
pond,ota, Dilnt poo,,. Tt,,a ,,,;,os
,ood eortb .o,d. ton r,iIes of ,,,,cod
ann
pilot Pock-yineon. Nov. standard
rroda. undor cortroct far p,,,, I'm.
,yino
Vipeop- p-Rrtter CrooI, Ioroe TJiu
iood countv road
Toros IIiil IJarnrer Evcor,o,,
earth road
uennnor. .ci,,ion, Courty Tina. On
nor cont n,ooodo,,,izod. al il, ,.o,.,.
| rood condition
Gillian, Cnnnt,. i,o- 1ror,rnor 1r,,o
.ior. N.o,.,, r,,,.b ,,.itl, ,b,r,. yror,,
curves. drive carefully This acotion
1nder construction ana boo,,. min.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
COUNTRY TRANSACTIONS
REVEAL LIGHT TRADING

Hugo Jaburg of this city has pur-
chased the eight room residence and
garage at 81 Edgeclffe Terrace. Park
Hill. Yonkers, from o. G. Carpenter
through Thomas S. Burke.
Clarence A. Edwards sold at Free
port, u. l.. "a vacant plot OF 105 feet
front OH Church street, at corner of
Main, to local merchant. The site
will be improved with mercantile
building.
Judson A. Harrington and Walter S.
Beaver have leased. with an option to
purchase. the William Greilich factory
on Pike street. Port Jervis. N. Y. con-
tanning 10000 square feet and one acre
of land. to the Tri-State Toy and Nov
city Company, Inc, a subsidiary of
M. Gropper & Son, manufacturers of
toys.
f. r. Wood & Co. sold for Alfred
Reiss plot at corner of Vine street
and Myrtle avenue. Mamaroneck, N. Y,
to Michael Crimmins.
Fish & Marvin sold for George w.
Taylor. Jr.. to Mrs. Lydia A. Hayward
a vacant plot adjoining her property
on the White Plains road at Bronxville.
William p. Jones sold to William
Clarence Chapman two lots. each 25x150,
on the south side OF Roosevelt avenue.
160 feet east OF Hampstead and Babylon
turnpike, Roosevelt, J.. ].
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
BAKING co. TO BUILD
BIG BROOKLYN PLANT
Acquires Brooklyn Park Site;
Other Deals Reported.

Walter #. Scott sold the block
bounded by Eighteenth and Nineteenth
avenues. Fifty-second and F'ifty-third
streets. containing 10000 square feet.
with railroad siding for ten cars. to
the Shuts Bread Company. which will
erect bakery plant on part OF the site.
Martin Company sold to Louis Mlnsky
the four story business building at 23s
Livingston street. opposite Elm place.
for the-F & G. Realty Company. Inc.
Bulkley & Horton Company sold 255
Clermont avenue. between Willoughby
and DeKalb avenues. a three story
residence. 22x100. for Mr.. Hannabergh.
Realty Associates sold to Il. J. Rich
ards a new two story dwelling. with
garage. at 6s11 Sixth avenue. between
Sixty-eighth street and Bay Ridge ave-
nue..
L. L. Newman sold the eight family
apartment. 26x100. at 495 Twelfth street.
between Eighth and Ninth avenues, for
J. Jarick.
Shampan & Shampan. architects, have
filed plans for six story and elevator
apartment house to be erected on the
northwest corner of Prospect Park
West and Tenth street, 95x100 for the
Park and Tenth Street Construction
Company. 1t will cost about s250ooo.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
Plot Deal ON Heights.
OPERATOR APPEARS IN
THREE SCATTERED DEALS

Samuel Brcner, whose purchase Oh
the five four story buildings at l21-l3o
Fast Sxty-third street from Vanderbilt
Webb was announced yesterday. has
enlarged his holdings at that point by
buying from Patrick Devine OF Ireland
the adjoining four story building, 16.Sx
10O at 1875. This gives Mr.. Brener
control of site with frontage OF
s6S feet located between Park and
Lexington avenues. William j. Roome
& Co. were the brokers in both trans
actions.
Another deal by Mr.. Brener involves
the sale to Jack Leo, vice president OF
the Fox Film Corporation. of plot,
75x100, on 191st street, between Cres-
ton and Morris avenues. opposite st.
James Park. Mr.. Leo will erect a resi-
dence on the site. Douglas Gettel
were the brokers.
Mr.. Brener also sold the taxpayer
site at the southwest corner of Grand
avenue and 1S1st street fronting so
feet on the avenue and 100 feet on
1S1st street. The buyer is client OF
Milton Gutterman. who will erect
one story building.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
W.J.SALMON LEASES
9Th AVENUE CORNER
To Pay Big Rental for Bristol
Building and Five Parcels
Adjoining 1t.

A deal in which the total considera-
ton will run UP into the millions was
closed yesterday when the Midpoint
Realty Company. walter ]. Salmon.
president. obtained from the Gerry es-
tate long term lease on the Bristol
Building, at the northwest corner of
Fifth avenue and Fo:'ty-second street,
which Mr.. Salmon has had under lease
for the last twenty years.
The new contract however. includes
the building at SOC Fifth avenue. ad-
joining the Bristol Building, as we'll as
the four adjoining buildings on Forty
second street. at 3. 3. and 9. Mr..
Salmon says that the present buildings
will not be torn down, but will probably y
be modernized to some extent. Cruick-
shank Company were the brokers in this
deal.