davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26

Garage ON state street.
II is the intentions OF the company TO
put on three ears, with a transfer to
any Of their regular routes. These
routes do nod, to any extent, come in
competition with the street cars, except.
Ing .he one on Liberty and Cottage
streets, TO the fair grounds One Of the
routes will include West Salem; an.
other will take in Front and CONNER
cial streets, while another regular
route will include 2lst street and the
Turner road. The company also Intend
to have car ready ut their headquart
ers 10 70 into any part Of the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26
Rose TaIlies With DeSCrip-
lion Of St. Joseph DefauIter

The description Of Orin ], Rose re.
ceiyed By wire from the chief Of police
of st Joseph, Missouri, exactly tallics
with the man held In the county Jail
here us o, ], Rose, whose mind went
blank here Monday night, aud an off.
Ger from that city is already on the
way here with requiaition pupcrs TO re.
turn with the prisoner Rose 10 wanted
on charge OF defaultng with $4,000
belonging 10 the S. =. Allen Grocery
Co. In August, 1914.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26
Mnnp perish When pana ainl,g.

Paris, Feb, 26.--It was officially an
nounced here today that the French
torpedo boat Dague struck an Austrian
mine in the harbor Of Antivaries and
sank, Thirty eight members Of tho
crew persisted,
The Dague was escortlng ships laden
with food to Montenegro. The ex-
plosion which sank the vessel occurred
yesterday at the entrance TO Antivar.a
harbor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26
Threo Of carlb Grow Drowned.

Washington, Feb, 26.-Conaul Gem
eral Listoe, at Rotterdam, advised tho
state department today that three men
had persisted when the American steam
er Carib struck mine and sank few
days ago while in British waters,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26
Damaeed vegsel Makeg Port.

Amsterdam, Feb, 26--The Swedish
steamer Svarton arrived at Ymuiden
today with n big hole In her bow, the
victim either Of Il German mine or sub
marine, There were no casualties.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26

The man who Is away from home
most OF the time dodges Il lot Of do
nestle trouble,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26
The Weather

0regont Fair
east. rain west
portion tonight.
Saturday rains
winds shifting tc
southerly and In
creasing aloni
the coast.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-26
1rb GOODS Marit.
eincinnati, 25. syanuar


Ger Usarft ipar au6 in Der per.
floiicnen Bohu pieber itarf, aber
Die Nreiie bIieben iait unoerdnbert,
Die gla6frage mar cine iebr gute
nno man ertpartet, bag bic Yreiie IN
Die S6be geben tperoen. Die Duo
tirungen pnrgl Gfn ShluB Der $50.
dc tuie folgt:
gtauner WnsIln-Grsai Sails g 7e
9cciier 4Ae.. 21liiay. e 5He, 9snberfor
Gamilp et, nntou AS; 9Iig5trn se
SSag SSHss5B e&s gaIS pSsss,,S Sts e ,oit aSsss s
so.. si4 iss Ultra i0a 25e, DO. 90 2254e
~ iejIe., 30. IojS isc.
sri 3 =: dsya as u sdusss, 2f asa H.
pilIe slse, Dill 71Er. pope s.s. tar BranS
Wis,saof Il, BeHus 5isc, Dle Jattbtna &c. @la
fs ea s S ssssss sss b. is 2 Ss s.sss sS 1 iS 81.
2she DO. % 2ilse 9riebtOH 1914 2oe. ~
SIJuts-amgrisar etiIhgs Axe Ger,
S susass gf sss u.s. slaa afsg $sfSu RSfS is saru &c
iiHS srans 4se, gadfic iRlG robes. sMe. Sd
itena! ohe, Gan 1ep 5le. crtoH Sc. Clarion
'Hseis,no-sasrsrou :, nor,uoos II. oo,
Lamb sOc Sc. 9onfinr slt Otter Gtsef ifile
reatterprool f2Hc, amoslsas q q q l31ze
cnesu cf tbe Bsif ~ iiAe, ensqusbannH
BInabam - arlosieas StdpIe 6Ke. n )
gc, 9Derett GIdifle 6hc. pdnoaiieE Etapit
0Ae. 1919 ec. aingiioH sc, gtnemert 5zc.
8ISisGCas i 81 BEL x. asbaI gIns 7e
alabama TAG, Gb 9Irsinio ee. 5siIamius
9suiws-cHs ~. grs!imits iOe. Rrlsb'
ton iOc xtuf Tt[r
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-26

ariffen unb berfeibe bate am Nbenb
Bel biefiser Stabt tiwn Dnderitdmb
ppn 36.1 GuB.
Die folsenben Depei6eu trafeu
fpd1rsHb bts seitsrisen cages hisr
elm:
pittsbura pa.-10.1 Sub.
Wbeelina 90. @a.-12.5 5uB.
partersburg, 20. 8a.-15.8 CUB.
Ranapba Sails, 80. @a.-6.1 SUB.
Gbarleiton. 20. @a.-7.7 SUB, fteigt.
portsmoutb. S.-32.2 ssub, fd[lt.
9ouisDiIIe. &p.-14.6 5uB. fteist.
gpansDie. sSnb.-31.7 Sub, fieist.
Rafbpiae, Senn27.9 5uB, fdllt.
Chattanooga. 5sun.-16.0 SUB.
Cairo, sSk-31.9 5ub, iteigt.
Wsmpbis. 5enn.-24.1 aub. itsigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-26
aluswartise Wsdrfte.
Qs fp lprt. 25. ssanuar.


Wlebl. = Waarft feitsr. Sprina pa
tents $6.75-7.15; Winter pdteHti
$6.50-6.9O; Winter 'Straigbts $6.2s
$50; aaufas itraisbts $6.45-
6.75.
ROssenmebi. = Wartt fsft; fail
biz gutter $6.60-6.75, aussrlelen'
Bis fanep $6.60-7.00.
Yu1psisenmebI. - Wlartt ruby
$500 nominsa per 100 pfuno.
9u6psiasn. = Wartt fsit: semii9'
ter unb Silpsr Sua $2.05,
Waismehl. = Wartt fsit. 1yeinei
fpeibss unb sslbes $1.70-1.75t
aolbsntOrn S1.65-1,70; flln orist
$4.O5.
aOsaeu. = aaum itstia; glo. z
@sitsrn 81 .233 {. If. Buffalo.
9sriis. = Martt feiter. 9Trr Sut'
ter zoe {. I. I. Rem gcrt; ssmal5t'
85-92e c. /. (. BuffalO.
Dsisen. - Mdrtt itarf. SO.
rptber 1.54s unb SO. 2 barter $1.55
allsr auf ben gelsiien fir ausfu9r
Ro. l Duluth $14st unb SO. ]
Rortbern Wnnitoba $1.53a c. /. I
Buffalo.
@sII&icrn. - Wsarti fart. go
2 qelt.s s4c {. /. I. fir 3ufubr.
Soafsr. - Ulartt fsit; Stanolrt
60-6O4e. Ro. 2 tpeiber 593-60c
ianep eebiilitsr ipeiber 61b-62sc.
5eu. - U2arit ftstis. prima $1.1O
SO. l $l073; SO. 2 $l00-1.05
SO. 8 95c-$1.00: gerianot S5-90c
Sopf.n. - Wartt rubis; S.ut
orbindr big dussrlsfen.r 1914, Is
26t; paeific aiiite 1914 1o-14c
1913 8-10c.
6dut.. - Mar.t f,ft. gosOtc
31b-32s; Central qlmerita 313c.
a.bsr. = Wartt felt. 5smlodi
iirfts 32c; ieconps 30-31c
Bort. = Wlartt itstis. gleB $19.'
75-2O.25; Gamiln $22.00-25.00.
Beef. - Martt rubia. Msb $21.0
--23.O0; Jamilp S24.oU-26.OO.
S6mals. - Martt itetis, Wlibpl
Msft 1O.7O-10.S0.
GaIg. = Wartt ftetig. Gitp 81
gountrp 6i-6sc: Special 64c.
@OGs. - Mar.t ftstis. Ginheimiid
Jlsece Xxx pbio 3o-31e.
CARA. - Wsnrtt rubig. 9eiiebie
prbinGr.s Bic gut.s $3.50-3.60.
gerpentin. Wlartt itetia. Wla
! dine Barrels 46c.
R.is. - Martt f.f; Ginb.imiidsr
fair biz auserieiener 5-53r.
RolaFes. - Wartt ftetio; glen
Orleans open tsttls 5o-60e.
3ud.r. - Rober. Wlartt feft. =
Centrifugal $3.9s-4.01; MpIaFsi
S3.21-3.24. Raffinirt.r, itetig; gu
9cdi S5.95; grufbeo $5.S5; Mouli
u $3.50; Gubts Sc. 80; xxx 9oip'
Osr.b $500; potpoereO $5.15; fsinsl
arauulirt.r $5.05; DIAMOND u $5.i
%: Gonfsetionsrs u S495: Ro.
| $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-26

iparm 5n NADER; friert 6ns Sbier;
70 brGiid]t es nIio iBehr 8sislngs.
material .lui6 Bat iDeiiser iibrig
fir UiiIdJ, Butter irno 5ett, aIs
ipsnn Is iparm iit tfno BON BEN 5ut,
Ter nur sinen fIsintn Sbsil fir isins
a0rpsrtDdrme gu DerlpeHbtu bruudt
gIio forge fir Darme StdlIe fiir
bein @ieb, bamit, iDenH bu In tdlttH
Wintertdsen bsbaglid bsim fpurmsH
Diem iissft. bsin @ieb aud bebuglib
i'm Darmen StulIs itebt. 9idt nifr
beiH Dieb ftebt iid gut babel; nein ou
baft ben srOBtsH gOrtbeil ielbsr bas
DON
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-26
Gbisaao. %. Hsanuar.

gDeisen. - Jiir pfai $1.44g-
1.46s. ON S6IaB $1.45i; fir culi
$1.6E1.7i. am S9Iub $1.265.
WeIiatorn. = Cir Ulai 794-
S0ae. ON SdIuB 795c; fir Su!i 8ogc
Silt, am SdIub s0sc.
oafsr. - Jir 2ai 56s-57ac, am
S9lus 574; fir suIi 54a-55c, am
SaluB 54sc.
ROsasn. = go. 8 $1.22tc.
9srite. - 1870.
5imotbp. - $6.00-7.50.
alss. = S12.5O-15.00.
port. - iriir Wlai $1S.S0-1s.92.
am SdluB $3.50; fir Suli $3.50
1920, am ShIub S19.17.
G6mdls. - Tiir Mdi 1075-10.s
IS. am S4Iub 1885; fir ssuli 10.s
95-11.50. am S5Ius 11.00.
EippsnIeitsn. = Fir Mai S10.22
-1O.3O, am S6lub $10.27; fir
suli s1o.42-1o.5o, um sdluB s10.s
AZ.
Butter. - Wartt feit; CREAMERY
23-30ac.
eisr. = Rartt pilIis. = 25-30c,
iirfts 31s-32c.
SturtpifeIn. - Warit perGnbsrIit.
Ti6iean unS Wiseoniin rotbe 81
40c: bto. rpeibe 3S-43e.
G3efliioel. 9ebennss. preiie
bSbtr. Sprins.rs 13t-14c; Salnsr
14as.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-26

jseiis. 8ult s6.7o-6-s0, lsi9te $6.s
70-715, aemifdte $6.55-6.95,
ffipsre $6.35-6.S5; Jertsl $40
7.B.
gtinbpieb. - 3ufnbr 5000. Wdrst
fsft. ginbeimiids Siiere $5.50-9.s
Is; Wsitern $5.10-.7.50, aiibe UNI
6tifers $3.25-sOo, adlbsr $7.25-
10.50.
S6dfe. - 3ufubr 1900. Warft
iiar!. S6afs s5.90-6.75; aGbrs
lincs S6.90-6.00; 2dmmer 7-25-
S.85.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-26
lteberHd)t bes Cincinnati
W3arftes,


80 49, ~e' OAf"NAs
Eie naafolgsnben Quoiirunsen Be-
jisben iih nur auf gngrpss5 5ranss
attionen. Bel fleinsren GeIhdfien
perbeH etpas h5bere prsils bersdnet.
proifiomsn
G6mals. - prima Gtsam
t0.35-10.45, Gatnilp Sfual5 11ac
pro pfunb.
1rodtnssfaIseneR IIeif4
Sbort clear Seiten 11-114c, ibort
Mippenfeiten 103-11e, ertra ibort
clear Seiteu 109-11c, gdulern 81
-10r, Bellies 124-12ar. uno 4r
msbr perpadt.
Bacon. - Gbors clear Ssiisn
124-12te. ertra ibort clear Seiteri
12-t2ic, ibort Mippenieiteu 12-
i22c, SdmItern 11-1iae iulo Bel.
lies f3A-14c Ioie ulo 4e per Rflriio
nlebr perpadt.
Sugar gureb Tfeifd. -
Gbtnfen 151-16c, pienie S4uis
tern 12s--13e, Hreatftfi Bacon 18
--19c, ShuIiern 121-13c. trodtne
Beef Sdinten 27-29c.
SHbgtpDtsltes nIesf 6.
SGirfen 12t-f2ae, pieuic Stnii.
tern 1O4-i03c. Bellies 14a-15e,
SduItern 104-10ae, ReD Dorf Gut
10Ef09e.
Grif&ts GItif&. - Gdins
fen 11a--129c, Bicnic sduiItern g.
9ic, SflItern 9-9Ae, fbort
9fippenieiteu 9a-t04c, ibort clear
Seiten 9a-t0tc, eytra fbort geiten
94-t0c, Bellies t0s-18ac pro
Plumb.
Msbf unb @ttreibs.
Mebl. - Winter patsnt $3.50
$40, Dintsr Jdncp $6.15-6.40. DO.
5amitp $5.75-5.90, Gttra $3.50
$50, orbinGres $5.10-6.30, 9drtsr
Wei3en patent $7.15-7.55, bo. fanep
$6.70--6.95, bo. GamiIp $50
6.10. RosssnmsbI, noropeitlidss &C.
mif6tss s6.15-6.40, rtints Gitp
6.25-6.70 per 8bI.
@eisem - SO. 2 rotbsr winisr
st.45A-1.46, Ro. 3 DO. St.44--
l.45, SO. A DO. 81 .40--1.44.
@tIf4tprh = Ru. / tpeibes
Tie. 5O. 2 DO. 76e-77t, Ro. 8 bO.
6-76ae, Wo. 4 DO. 74a-75ac. @o.
3 DO. 73s--74Ae. go. @ DO. 78-T3fe
No. 1 aslbss TIC. go. 2 bo. 76f-77e,
30. 3 DO. 76-76ss, Ro. a bo. 74A-
75ic. SO. 6 bo. 73t74ae, go. 6 DO.
72A-73se. - SO. / semiihiss 76fe,
go. 2 30. 76-76ss, go. 3 DO. 75i-
76c. glo. 4 DO. 73a-74ss, SO. 5 bo.
72t-73hs, go. 6 DO. 71R-72ae. -
Wtibts aoIbenterH 74-75c, sabts
&olbeHiorn 75-76s. ssmif8tss a.
75e per gu.
SAFER. - go. 2 peiber 56tr,
Stanbarb peiber 56-56Sc, 9eo. 3
ipeiBer 55a-56e. go. 4 tpeiber 54s
55hc, gso. 2 eeIniidter 551-56e,
sso. 3 oemiidter 55-55As, WO. A
semiifter 54--55e.
8osgen. - 9so. 9 s1.20-1.21, /,
SO. 8 $1.17--1.t9, 80. 4 SLIP
St.16.
@biBfn.
Werfanit mirr6en AT 9bIs. 9i.
iiiIItrs iSinifbeb 9opbs ouf Der BafiB
BON S1-39 per 0uiIcns.
grpesrieA
nffts g1drYf rukfn mrfffe
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g psi allie @taas
(in neuern @sIpdnOsl.

lin Helen 9erDdnoe).
gg sinesn Orsi SGesr tpOhI ouf bic
8irid.
sic MOLTEN eriageH ben ptibsH
Siri6;
sic itOTeH brsi 90aer ins BIaas
btnein
llnb te6rten beinl - WilobGnelsr
Elm.
Suia buid, piff pail, trurc!
Sc rittsu br.i Reiter gum Shore biH'
aus, Gos!
JetRsIieb6su i6auts gum 5mItsr bins
aug, @bel
gaIb tebrtl1 bic R0bIeiu 5uriid, i'm
aouf,
Do6 Don Den brti Rsitsrn iab teineE
mebr brauf
8 tpeb, o ipeb. rpeb!
Die Iagsu pObl auf Der G9auiiss!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-26
metaas MART.
Rtin Norf Is. Ntonua

Rem Wort. 25. sSdHldr.
3iHn. Rartt flau. $35.7o-
$500. aupfsr. - Martt fsit; GIec=
trOIptic $14.50; gaftina $14.25-
1450. Gii.n. = Martt rubil; RO. l
Rortb,ru $14-50-15.00: QO. 2
$14.25-1475: go. l uHe 90. 2
Soutbsrn S14.25-14.75.
gI.i. = Nartt flau $3.65-375;
SpsIisr. = Martt feit.
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- - =. RA%tlt FsNAtts ~tAtN
finirisE Gut aoaf $8.45; pOpbsrtb
$5.65; Cubes $3.50; sranulatto
$3.50; goniseiiOn,rs ~ S545; Cff
"a $500; psibsr .rtra e $500
srtra .G- $3.50. q. 8. Glsrifiso rosi-
Ser $5.2o-5.3o. DO. asIbu $40
$3.50. bO. sslbsr Don s4.45-4-70 per
100 pfunb.
Molaffts IN itstis.-Tep Dr.
leans Open atttIs 40-55s. gentrifas
gal 20--30c per Gallons.
REFS - 2oiiiiiann, 61ntp Seao
6s-7s, prima 6s-6te, oroinirrr 44
DC. Sapan 4s-4;e per Rhmb.
DARN probufte
utter. Mlartt ru5is, prsiIe
itetis. - gsboIerhlt Grtra 34ae
@eHtraIise6 grtra 83c, GeltruIiSeb
BsrIts 29-3Or; 90. Seronbs 24i-
25c; Banep Guirp 23c; pading
Gtpd isi-2os per pfsrne.
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Yferbe unb Wtamleiel.
@ineinnati. 25. Sannar

. NE III UT, 70. SSnIIHur.
9as alneebot mar in Der Deriloi.
ienen g5ohe gering. Die Rahirase
cine 3iernIidb ute unb Die qreiie pd.
ren ieIt. Die Guotir.lngen iino Ipie
iolgt:
StUers 9uspferbe, I $50 bis ,Googf. .&iT5-22f
aGtm stiien. zoo bis 1000 Dib.... i5o-225
Grpreb Vbuufs. 900 BIS /, 200 gBtb. s5-i50
Verufnlortagpferse. 600 bis 1,0O0pf. 1910
ynblide aIerbe, 900 BIS 1000 81. s5-i25
QIuas ...,,.........., 26- 60
aeiteru marae Vfgrhe e.... 25-iOc
IS zoo 9fS v. 1925
500 9fo 75-17L
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Oiebmdrfte.

Giucinh att, 25. Ssanuar.
Si. 3uiu6r unb ausfubr pahr.nb
Der p.rsaugsn,n 4s S.unbtH, S.rsIi.
DIN nit SerieI6sn 3eit Der IsBieH Wo'
de parsu tpis folgt:
3ufubr:
Rinbp. Shtpsin, Shaie
i.18. Gan. 1853 1888 13E
20. San. 1927 1854 SO
4usfuhr:
Riubp. Sdnsins S6of,
Is. gan. as 662 -
25. San. 60 55S -
Rinbpisb. - Cute leifts, fett,
Jleii&sriOrtm bra9tsn um 10-15c
b6bsts prsiie, bic anbsren Sorten BIZ
itstie. Stpdsrs iptrben uur iehr ne
nige astauft. O6ppbl biefslben mad
freien Diitrittsn perfanet perb,n t6n'
neu i'm Gtaat, 0bio. - Sute Wild.
tiihe fino in Sitmliaer Ha9frage
anosre fldu unb uiht beeebrt.
Ulitilsre uHp iapsre Stisrs $3.50
-7.60. auserl,i.us bis ertra $7.65-
so, S>A[-- $2,75-5.75. 5lsii6er-
Stisre $5.5O-7.25. auserIeIsn. tii
.rira $7.35r7.60. 5stfrs $4.75-
aussrIsIsne Bis srtra $6.S5-7.50,
aLbe $3.25-5.25, auserl.ieH. Biz
srtra $4,000. Gaunsrs 800
400.
gulf.u. - Die 3ufabr mar ae.
ring unb bi. gsiis feft.
Massre uno lsibte $4.50-5-50.
BOLOGNA S5.60-6.15. erira $6.25,
fstie gulIen S6.OO-6.50.
adIb.r. - Bel mGbissr 3ufubr
mar Der Mar,t heute beuts fart unh
um 25c bGber als IeBte Wp6e.
Srbindre uHb arobe $5.00-9.50,
fair big ouie lsihte $7.75-10.oo,
ertra $15.25-10.50.
S9peins. Die 3ufubr mar
6suie esrinqsr. bic Rahfrase sins
quite uno bic qrsife fir bic beHersrl
l,i6ten S4p,iHe Bis su 200 pfuub
ftiegeu I'M 1Oc, 95tsls nnb 0I.iifer.
iOrteu iOipi. i6Dsr. S6psine obsr
bliskn itttis od bieftIbeu in p.u
fptiilifeu @dr!tm Hiebrissr i'm Bret
ie pdreH.
@ute 6is aussrlsisns gerpadifngsa
unb Ileiih.riOyten unb ihwer:
Shpeine S7.l0-7.20. prbinare Biz
ouserI.isue i6rDsrs fstte S1us $5.25-
6.35. Staes S425-5.25, lsi6te mn
mittIer. 9srfdnotiortsn s7.25-7.3O
Jerisl $5.50-7.00. - 9itpreiie tpos
rem bieielbsn in it,itn SSfsn ipis IN
Quaruutdnt 56fsn.
Shafe uno 2dmmtr. =
Die 3ufubr mar aeriHa uno quite bis
auserlsfene Itiais fette Shdfs uni
2dmmsr tpdrsn iietia. bic aRoersu aber
iIcu uHb ung.rsstlt.
G&fe: Grtra Isidte s4.5o-4.60
CUTE 6is oussrlsisne $2.75-400;
Qdmmer $5.75-S.50: ftpere Cams
mer $6.00-700.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-07
SAYS AUCTION BUYERS
ARE NOW CONSERVATIVE

While opportunities for investment
buying in the auction market present
more chances for making money today
than for several years past, the auction
buyer has become very conservative,
and IL 10 we'll that he has learned his
lesson. says the National Real Estate
Journal. Primarily. there are three
reasons for buying at auction. First,
for the purpose of improving the site
with home: second. for a quick turn.
and third. for a long pull. The first
reason is. OF course, the best one. for
this brings the transaction into the In
vestment class. The latter two reasons
are speculative ones and mean that
the buyer takes a chance. Thorough
knowledge Of values Ia necessary in
any event. and the one who goes in
with his eyes shut is pretty sure to
come out of deal with a loss.
Theoretically the buyer at auction ex-
poets to pay less than the. same prop
erty would bring at private treaty, but
the making of the price rests with
himself. In order to make friends for
real estate the purchaser must be per-
mttted to acquire his property at a
out a long and tedious wait. Often
when prohibitive prices have been paid
at the auction block. dissatisfied own
ers have complained that real estate Is
at fault when in reality they were
alone to blame.
1t is difficult for the man with a linn
tied capital to ind an investment for
his money. The auction market is a
logical place. But, as in other forms
OF investment, care must be exercised
than can be easily carried. A friend
made in the auction market is a last
ing friend for real estate, but it takes
. long tim2Ato atone for . wrong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-07
Captain In Mexican War.

David Waters, who conducted an auc-
ton house on the east side of the
street, was subsequently a captain of
a company in the Mexican war. After
his return he established a hardware.
dry goods and furnishing store at the
same place.
Near Odd Fellows Hall, Henry Thorn
had esta blished a woodward, and sub
sequently erected a building for a
store and hall above 1t, and it was
popular place for meetings. fairs and
parties. At the corner of D street
John Walker conducted a meat store,
and further up in the square was r.
Tongue, coppersmith, and the groceries
of Moore & Brown. j. NJ. Pearce and
William Berger. the latter at E street,
and over the store resided John Suter
Of the Post Office Department.
There were plenty of tailors at this
period, for ready-made clothing was
just coming into vogue. I. F. Mudd, J.
H. Daniel and Jacob Tabler were all
on the west side of the street, as was
the well known boarding house of Mrs.
English and Mrs. Cheshire. On the
square above, at the corner Of E street.
were the Callan buildings. in which
John F. Callan kept his drug store.
with plants, seeds and agricultural inn
p1ements, which was a popular place.
DIR. Alfred Holmead, Bigelow & Pugh,
general agents, and W. S. Allison, PEN
sion agent. had their offices above. and
]. D. Evans had a merchant tailor shop
north of Mr.. Callan's store. 4
Jacob Gideon, formerly Of ~ &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-07
NURSES HOME PLANNED
Addition to Homeopathic Hospital
Buildings a Memorial to
Mrs. Barker.

Plans for nurses home to be built
at the homeopathic Hospital by Will
liam e. Barker as a memorial to his
wife. Mary Blaine Barker, have been
prepared by Arthur B. Heaton, archi-
tect and builders are now figuring on
the work. Bids are due August 16.
The building 10 to be a four-story
structure Of style Of architecture
similar to that Of the new portion of
Homeopathic Hospital. which fronts
on Kirby street 1t Ia to set back in
the hospital grounds.
The first floor is to contain a large
lounging room. reception rooms, kitch-
en-, dining room and pantries. The
three upper floors are to contain bed
rooms. The roof will be arranged as
a solarium.
In addition to erecting the nurses
home. Mr.. Barker 10 to fully equip it
and provide for its operation, it is
stated.
Firms which are bidding on the work
are Samuel J. Prescott. Richardson &.
Burgess, Frank L. Wagner. Charles A.
Langley. Boyle Robertson CONSTRUCTION
Company and the Davis Construction
Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-07
Home Of DIR. Montgomery.
THREE HOUSES PLANNED
Residences to Be Built by Harry
Kite Will Cost
100000.

Plans have been prepared for three
large residences to be erected by Harry
Kite at 1715-17-19 18th street north
west. Clarke Waggaman Is the archi-
tect.
The houses are to be four stories In
height and Of the Georgian style OF
architecture Two are to be twenty
three feet wide with fronts of brick
and stone, and the third, which will be
twenty-one feet wide. is to have a
limestone front. The houses are to be
Of the English basement type. and each
will contain five master bedrooms and
three baths and three servants rooms
and bath.
On the ground floor will be a recep-
ton hall with kitchen and furnace
room in the rear.
On the main floor will be a large
drawing room, stairhall and dining
room. The three houses will cost about
100000, 1t is estimated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-07
NEW HOME FOR BUILDERS,
Property at I'll 18th Street NV. to
Be Occupied Following Repairs.

According to present calculations the
Washington Builders and Manufacture
ers Exchange will be housed in its new
quarters at I'll 18th street northwest
by October 1.
A five-year lease of the property has
been negotiated. 1t is owned by Will
liam J. Dante. The lease contains a
provision for the purchase Of the prop
erty should the exchange decide to take
this step.
To the one-story building which now
occupies the property two additional
floors are being built. The ground
floor is to be used for exhibit purposes
and the second floor will contain offices
for the exchange. a board room, plan
The third floor Is to be devoted to one
large hall where the meetings Of tho
exchange will be held. -