The evening world. Newspaper, July 18, 1908, Page 6

NEW FLATS SHOW THAT RENTS At WORKING HIGHER People Who Cannot Pay Must Move Away From Old City Centres, People must leave old ctty centres or —_——o—— | Turned a Back Somersau't| Gracefully While Chasing a Foul Tip When Prima Donnas Met the Soubrettes at the Polo Grounds. And "The Merry Widow” sold gum And that was at the beginning. And that was at the end. pay more rent. That the future offers nothing but Qigher rents for flat-dwellers is shown by the construction of new houses dur | img the fret half of the year, | ‘Average costs of single houses and of | ‘as Miss And to keep on ‘anding St out to you, Connie Ediss might have sald ff she had been there to say ft, nothing, not even a cool, Marsovian drink, could lure “The Merry Widow’ from her prey. Escape was smiled off, It was well} for Hetty Green that yesterday was ingle apartments in those houses are viing In Manhattan, the Bronx and {n/ Brooklyn, This means thet the average vents are rising. The rise has been continuous for a period of years, Un- lees new subways open wide outside reas of cheap land the rise threatens te go on steadily. B.J. KLINE IS THE BIGJERSEY | EXCURSION ER. | | | | His companies are bu..ding new towns @t Rahway and Metuchen. He gives free trips to hundreds each week. | ‘Tue average cost of the single now Manhattan flat has risen from $5,000 in 1907 to $6,00) in 1908. have to pay from 10 to 15 per cent. in rent on the money Invested in the prop- erty, the rise in cost shows that the average new flats of 1918 rent at $70, while the averege of 197 was $625. (Rents Lower In Suburbs, This does not raise rents in old houses, But the new houses remain old houses elowly disappear, and s\n the new houses must pay the gher prices. In Brooklyn the average flat rent In the new houses of the past half year is $310, witle the average for the 1907 half was $250. The Bronx shows a smaller rise, average In 1907 198 15 $300, Queens alone shows a decrease In the rents of new flats. The reason {s at tributed to the that much cheap ete in the | rapid tran The was $810, while that of t land is to be opened th new mediate future by Ines, The average ntal of the 1907 new flats was $2, while that of ¢ 1903 13 $2 Queens bullders of fa ready for an e wageearners, . the cheapest type of houses Figures for the trate the trend As Manh figu th pay move ir To hi tions plan s 186 ther & new over tricts, Such aper flats in Q: ons of the oughs, Panic Halted Builders, In the greater c were planned to Guring the firet bh if of the year, cost Was & During th half of 1907, flat houses planned num- vered 2,5 They housed %4® families, The cost was $19,185,250. The big dec n construction this year ay compared with last year was due to the financial panics, Not only were bullders unable to borrow capital | tor their the sudden | operations, reveréal of the immig Y igeqd to leave New very small popu Year instead which was sc ceding \ increase Average Rent Is $200 i halt ye nN populatior auian's re Tente! t= $440 _ NEW YORK MAN A CHE BtuckJe been made an officer of} Legion of Won. | gramme with charity Jin chewing gum. |not chew gum, its por aOY er, cut above all As flat-dwellers afternoon emile and a light- that suggested the Mediterranean r| donna her afternoon at home, several dollars | away from the Plaza, for even sho could not have got past “The Merry) Widow" without spending a few cents on the gum-chewing habit. And when ft came to pennies "Tho Merry Widow" w ‘t particular about them. No, {n-DEED! What cared }she for humble coppers? Oh, tinfotl, where {s thy sting? Miss Tutti Frutti Gloss was the an- swer, And to be a quick answer Miss Glosz was right at the entrance to the grand- tang, What grand-stand? Why, | the grand- nd of the Polo Ground: And ie you are—or were! ‘The Merry Widow" of Forty-second street was selling chewing gum for the bene- | ft of the New York Home for Dest!- huss Crippled Ch Again that “Won't-you-please?” Of s6 you woul re6 was no re- th 8 of The y Widow.” 38 Edna Wallace Hopper might offer er fHlustrated pro- avertising rates, but y Widow Gloss WOULD seli her gum. There was no getting away from it—her. So Everybody Chewed Gum The hastening throng «ad encoun- tered “The Merry Widow"! tn German end art Ther e, It angued V mind and pé t changed rhaps its ten-dollar| Chewing gum erled out in the of the destitute eripr volee The Mery Widow.’ 3 Glosz was there to sell wise she was there In her best jue go out {n the morning sun, or the H trying to keep Riverside Drive a ne for the summer, Meanw! “programme of ey Every gO now right, boulse Dresser a Good Umptre. who Lee, mi's extra s ‘eon behalt Mra anged by AL. EmMMACARU CALSOTCAT CHER’ LEWD OCKSTADTER ‘CROSSING (THE S. FIELD SEOSSSes eee. HONK Former Civi O} ) lone 8 we saw in exe cutive with the Governor vernor and, Yet the on, zen of the United of age and five te. He is elect gether with Mt I gress | THE EVENING WORLD'S By Ernest L. Crandall, LE SSON e| Fite and Police Sia is @ most important executive | and France and the Premter ot| ; enough to maintain decently the ality gh the pi OOF, | DDODODOODODODOODHHOOODOOOOOOOHOHO® 4 Service Examiner, | Adviser of the Governor and ers generally. He repre: he does not bring prose equest of the Governor, the bulk h work being left to the District- 8 ea. ourt of a previous lesson, the the third great he State government, at its head. The of-| of this, the Empire State. The StateE ngineer. gitt of any people on earth | ( 000) must be a practical civil engl- that of the Presidency of oun! neer, He is the head of the engineer- ing departments of the State, his work belng chiefly the preparation of maps and plans for various pu the chlef of which are connected with the canals and what are known as State toads—namely, ronds, constructed under salary {8 only $10,000, which ha is provided) ed, The qualifications for) State supervision of srnorship are that he bea cit!-| bears part of the expense and the lo- ernorship a ene cality ‘benefitted (through the county) tes, thirty years! bears the other part. The actual super- years resident of the Intendence of repair and construc- tion work, however, falls upon another ed by direct popular n the Lieutenant-Gov elects; that 4s, nall name next. This of State executive ers electe officer, whom we completes the highest vote {3 er those exeoutive | dea Selah tive acer eho are ap- he do not re’ pointed by t aeaih wins loa and consent of the Sonate. Commissioner there are more the n case of a tle the the two high- ed to, This ts as the In fon of vast intendent of regard ¢ And’ bo "| loan | semi-a ta the ture J Other Offices, asso Legic lature, Health (s se clt!- e for suppressing with mes- n of in every, deemed the E EVENING WORLD 8, Emma Carus Showed Up Stunningly Behind the Bat At Actresses’ Ball Game in Aid of Crippled Children igh i THAT BESSTIE PICCOY _SGATCHERY Tanguay, He Johnson, F pany in and Bambard, guson, an tors Bedint and Arthur, Sam W affilcted New York in :*¢, and enused | LAKE HOPATCONG “planologist;” Butler and i sue noern that a conuntttes of dis- | 4 skecers; Martin! and Maxam Ungutehed cicteeng Waa Corned to de> aQuND TRIP TICKETS | CHILDREN esque maciclans; Lyons an vise ways and means to destroy the , Wordette and co: pest. Coe 5 ister Pita “Homan Prof. Beutenmuller, of the Museum | ‘AVE W. 23d ST. 8.50; LIS pore 0 n of Natura who has rollomed Others o durn's Bro Blue, Bes 1 ), whose du- | R - | Thursday SEASIDE AMUSEMENTS. ‘The bill at the Brig and Moore, specta A |latest st works at Thera singe > i 4 SEP SHEAD BAY TO FEAST. | he fate of Rachin Khan in as yet | STEAMBOATS: FLATS | he volutionists hi inad mye’ Ae Clambake Planned to Raise Funds | ¢ trol ‘of tne t con and are Ficking the Gener. on = P, Ww. for New Channel, \ One of the largest clambakes ever | planned will be held Sunday by the | lar Gown Next Week T was bound to happen! that dares next week, when the of Gown Girls will tho Btate Gown Girl ip both clyil’ and criminal action, but|& Proctor's except Other features of the bill will be bya |, Jack id The State Engineer and Burvayor | Syiphe, the dancer, at Kelth & Proc- One Hundred and street Theatre will be James J, Corbett, oil t this has oc- Md z ! e purchase of ma-| “A: Atlantic Garden will be Herman » Invas 1 for six days ces train, with parlor car. lead | the Ph 1 , 3 jpecial Express train, with per! sion {5 similaa the employment of labor. and Rice, comed F. Hadley ter part of [wit ieave every Sunday’ from foot We with alec Federal Government, | the present time when |and her Aut y 3ith et, N.Y. Brooklyn. F 4 rooms, decides in doubtful LarnseE oe memtalars | vocalist; and 108k bush av. 823 and ave, 5. e case in the tion of jor at will | diana, i worm Fast New York $33 A, M..4 for Gs $10.00 PER M LONTH, (eativiay Inexranes and Na ed the tauk: thence by the steamer, tendent of nkin, re! t H inse: das sud~ ” Most rapidiy 4 r sect ear Diodes The former isaura (2 Leave Block Island, returning, 4 P.M. EL park st alx monthe ject rally that Tickets on 8a) nclug Friday of SRacaBOl ‘ ; ITwina’ at the week. at Rk | end of Ine, Ou A repres URDAY, JULY 18, 190y,, Too Many Husbands,” Swan ordered thet all the trees in all th nes ee Dick and Barney Fer- | parka be spmyed with a mix “POPULAR Jacobs's dose, With La Paris green and water, EXCURSIONS REAL ESTATE FOR SALB@ E REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— _NEW JERSEY, mer FAUT LOG AVERUGG S26 ER LT absolute Guarantee on your money fnyesied at times the amount present of Interest that you receive in the bank, We will give you prices of thre Rig ht on the Main Line of the Penna. R.R. | Only 16 Miles from New York, in the Beautiful City of RAHWAY, N.J. AND THE GAS-BILL STILL UNPAID + | WITH WATER IMPROVEMENTS RIGHT THROUC PROP> ERTY NOW; AND WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS, T OUND . IS HIGH, DRY AND | L, YOU ARE BUYING A QUARTER | ACRE OF THIS CHOICE PROPERTY AT A PRICE WHICH WILL “MERRY: WIDOW ° GLOSZ PINNED BE DOUBLED WITHIN THE NEM? SIX MONTHS, WHEN THE Paice THOSE’ WHO HAD PENN. R. R. TUNNEL IS IN OP! eam nN, ] ae TITLE TO THIS PROPERTY GUARANTEED BY “TREES AFTER THE Terms, 10% Down, 29% Monthly, 1096 Of for Cash TH INVASION: THE Special Closing Out Sale on Half and Acre Plots Come out and secure one of these choi e pl urself this -— Saturday or Sunday, leaving Co rlandt and We ech Penn, R, R., at 2 P.M, SHARP, OUR OWN SPECIAI IN ON Vaudeville Wi ill deen |SUNDAY AT 2 P. M. | Our agents are stationed in front of the Ferry H and Get the Sheath Visitors Believed to Be Same! wear red badges reading “Rahway Estates.” They will d {to the property. Send for maps showing tun ther particulars call or write. The Kline Realty & Improvement Company 132 Nassau Street, Manhattan. Branch Office, 11 Graham Ave., Brookly Established Half Generation, That Worried City in | 1862, The skirt | vaudeville | ine t ‘our 9 n| earing ¢ ‘Theatre, | tureday n Phone 4059 Beekman REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— QUEENS, will inv at the millions of moths ed down on New York Will be followed by an), invasion of the measucing worm, Dr, Hayes and couthwick, the city entomologist, has ca EXCURSIONS, | cut a swath Fifth Avenue ck Norworth, 1g Sedgewick and Com- gists ars of tha op Mion that ra the di Janis of the of mea: worms that! OU Twenty-fifth | 6s TO-MORROW ng PARK ATLANTIC CITY | ROUND TRIP TICKETS CHILOREN ‘ el nth 82.50 SU.LS5 Full Sized City Lots for up to the hard shell pols, | Lv, W. 23d ST. 7.50; LIBERTY ST. 8.00 AM, The Invasion of '62, | RETURNING LV. ATLANTIC CITY 7.00 P.M 9 > fifteen-page nny years ago, Marion Garson, pany and K ISLAND, $1" SUNDAY EXCURSIONS ON PASY PAYMENTS $1.00 PER WEEK. Bloc the war of extermination. et Sttices, an . tcdiets limited. The Tent ie Doatpone the ExCaraA and Fado tf Mushy dnd vefreshinents on Beach Muste | feature; Mme, be the toecot Moths Cause Death, 1 the death id, of her the! Low ; REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— Hey "BROOKLYN. The voy | windows of top floor and nox avenue, vod at one Y.| La PM! Week, Das uray s parents could save him tumbled to the y vat UP THE write id Monit him tumbled to the yard beneath, He § ua pny Horning pre Place,” REBELS SACKING TABRIZ. L ESTATE FOR SALE— The ball at Mor: LONG I8' AND. BRE a a ae 'TABRIZ, July 18—The reyolutionists Sand Lily Lena, the English hava routed Raciin Khan's horsemen, who are out of ammunition and have} | fled to the hills ee EO OURS IONS 5 bay. At high tde boats RN ime; but only such | most primitive of occupations, has been si 3 in | Placed upon @ sotentific footing, There residents of Sheepshead Bay, to help n be done as 1s named In| gr¢ three phases to the work of the A&- ne for dredging tho new channel. Tne BUMMER 1 RESORTO. Most of his appotntments are rloultural jPepartment. First to Inves- 1 Board of Trade is managing the and with the consent of the| tigate and improve methods, For this aff , 4 ‘ ative irposa there are two Bo, s will | 1e8 Morson's dock at 2 < yeto power over legislative | PUPPESS there ae i {> convey passengers to Far Mountain Resort Covering 300 ire FOR A SUMMER HOME, aR de ruone Asarierai’anal| rata SR sy Fula where the ares wil AMUSEMENTS MUSIC DANCING | AN OUTING OR LAG TOK sii Ma , boatman {!n Sheepshead has 3 , LONG ISLAND one 4 a a ise of his boat Sunday EVERY $ j 00 Children | ‘Where Colin Freezes Blow.’ , nine: 7! wengers to an rom the ver les o! hore gitar) treason an suspend tthe feast the boats will SUNDAY . 50 Cents. on Oeean, Sound und Bays @ ext legisia\uce must 1 off Rockaway Point. novaacrle ptive book, eonaeene te Ist of 4 ' annel nd a halt |] plication “at the following Le te Wh ie access to Jcket offices 0 Broadway the law officer of I and leave 2 samme the Gov ‘3 Keepe amar! rae + of on expenses Commissioners, EP- | Another important Forest seloner (4 years, 81 es). He commis ry toners, but whose ex nyed; also t nd. ( vat sesignated by th rand th ephy o stale “the Vogal | Ban inlotration of ey ‘aud samg_jawe A ST, PETER ing to a Tabriz, ave been f tlor fires. thi and attain before It edt ou their abser streams th i PERSIAN TROOPS KILL AS THEY PILLAGE REB REBEL roi The Famous Switchback Railroad Persia nd ts 1 to tr Nothing An the preser we r utterly d an gether with other easing material, fe: of water can enter harbor, | ty D GLEN ONOKO ipa xo], 50 Children 75 Cents. IN LARGE FIRST- CLASS DOW N- TOWN BUILDING, PASSED BY OVER A MILLION PLE DAILY. | CALL FOR SALE. 1 OY XY, $10.28; 12x12, $14.01. COMPLETE TENTS 807. it i JOUN SULLIVAN & SON, Tel. 2477—Spring, 856 Hudson sty N, ¥ aT RG, h recely tiontats aah : r rere Special train ey be Chunk leaves uly 18,—Accor Pennsylvania Ferry Sta. 1 here from LEHIGH tions, West 23d St 755, there VALLEY Sariandt and Desbrosses PEO- @ Government Sts, 8.00 A_M. Brooklyn en of Rachin BSE MRR NE ie PIANOS AND ORGANS. ® Beliewood leaves West 23d. St, 855; — | Cortlandt and Desbrosses Sts, 9.00 A. M yt | Brooklyn Annex, 845 A M pond | Fare via Brook!) Annex, 15e. additional. | PaneE nC ; P PIANO COy 17 B, 125th be | $25.00 buys a Steinway Upright. Other makes $10, Balance sma: monthly payments. Open ev'«a | WORLD BUILDING WISEE yn | | FRUIT BRD FLOR e g and impé rrtance | t our, forests, | a5 Riwal Bie UPHOLSTERY, " ROTON Pol iNT FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. r ci ening and) te | mat @00, near Loxinston av., large ar i ‘i rar her leaves, Bier (Ola Me ally desireble a CWE PsmuM all ot further with es to LACM, ‘Two end | — era SET we shall com-|8, alt hours, loned aatiore, “Return, due pr valuable apd. tater: sft i ROUND shat Ai ia ie VOR, AALS One Seeres Sertaontel Weber | tig PH, ECHWH "KENT, Jit” geanes valuable an - Sale Gas engine; ‘ x RIC A . nd inter: Tickets °% betas “if Bt 200 Won 1 SS ceatey jeuena. ie Pree nw ae