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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Til" Houghion Company has leased for
III" James Van DNk. card es'at the
Nur story American basement dwelling
At d3j West S%evcu,ieth street TO Fannie
II h"nnj".
h buross Company has leased Tor
William Il. IIoweustine the i've story
and basement hroWnstoue house at As
Seventh avenue to John Abbott for "a
term Of three years.
Goodwin & ';oodwin have leased TO
Frank kue tho dwelling at 1913 West
l2ith street
Louis Srhras has leased for Agnes
Lynch the dwelling at liS West Twenty
geCnmd sLrcnt 10 McShane a MimAmA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Scandinavia American Liner He,iE
plaN. sailing TO muTr.w for th~ristIauhand.
vii take matt. C.o-iHg 49, 10 \ ", for
Norway. sweden, DeLmI-n. Russia. Ger.
many, Austria, lipugdrs, luN uhurg, Bui-
garit and Turk,y
The Holland Nu'r''a liner Soordam.
sailing tomorrow FOR Rotterdam. viii take
mail, closing at $3.50 \ NJ. ftr The neither
lands, switzerland, G'r'u1nv. Austria,
Hungary. IuAemburg, Hu'glt'd and Tur-
key
The Italian liner Cteerta, sa'iiuK to-mo--
row for Ndpl'L VII take matt, closing az
30 \ ". for itoly, ltumauI,. serbia
SRif2'rIani aud Greece
Tho steamship M~duchgrit. sailing 20.
morrow for plymouth. will take mai, clos.
!ug at u 20 y Nj, for treat hritaiu. Ire.
lIul- E-Ellm. ILn..LL IMA snmLM AfrL-A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
LOFT BUILDING IN BROOKLYN.
~ Are TO go Up In Bush Colony
and Gairs plan Another Eactory.

Two buildings, twelve and six stories
eacn' are TO be crested IN the Bush Ter
minal colony OF model lofts on the South
brooklyn waterfront. They will be
Known as buildings " and 10. The for
mer, which will he taller, will measure
sooNl,1. Thc sNx story huilding will
DC aoOA1o feet in eIlc. The buildings
will be concrete.
Tho Robert GAR Company plans
another addition TO It's group OF concrete
factories near the Brooklyn waterfront
ana Just north of the Brooklyn Bridge.
On "A plot 1Olx106 on Washington street
"a structure twelve stories high with
basement is to go from plans by William
Higgihson. Contracts for tho construc-
ton we're awarded yesterday to the TNir-
ner Construction Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Nam
haitian. The BrOnx aud Brooklyn,
~ BEL 81 hisi. J
by Joseph +. Day

bs I"sepn y Gay
d"lg-ro HOWARD J Myers. a ,s,r,, IN
interest COR ..'....... .i6.:o
isrH 81 ali w., a 5. is v ,,n ay' i,4>
ioo.oN irr"s, sy G".g-ro Annie ft-.
isTH ST. 5.l-@7 W. 80 y s,h ay. f.lr 3
sty dwlss. each lsNloo..-To Mabe. VI
Renne;;. II parry In interest. for 81 total
s:D ST. 3o7 W. n :. lis. " S,h ay' rs y
zoos. sly d"ls-To II J Myers
i7TH ST, 90. " ; s.. SO " p,h az ioA5o.
two . sty dwlgs-M l. BenIcrt ngt !: "
Myers ct A. partition 20 II j Myers
MIRA ST, iis E n .. 80 w I'd AZ. TX
1902, c~hurch-Ado.ph Kruger sSt -
Psuls German Evan church; duo. s..
sso.2i; 10 the plsiut!n for........ $500
Ry Henry RrAdy.
lns Go ,agt NJ \ rhoruton 6, u. ~.
stl0.5 10; taxes, s.. $500 20, to Joseph
J cullen. q part, ~ interest, for Sal 600
Park Az. 1850, II . cor 1924 r.. lGi,>5,.
sty h~nuse-Loul, Fiu"s tgt u = W"'oh
ct al; Iue, sl.e.l.3l; taxes. s., |sllo.ao.
aiJourneI to February 10
TAT 3-oS THIRD AVENUE
ny James l.. Wells SO.
lNrERNAI.E AN, u . cor Fox ~. i:e.sN
13tloN lrr'g. thr'o { sr na's Mar
garc' Huo> ast Murd"c" ION e., ct al.
due slolNs' a.; r"\es s. sl55"; prior
mtGs, $llg. 0o", 20 the p,sintin Tar
sllt.5oo
BY NJ. M~orecn,har, j., 60.
riYMrToN Az 1870 100 = L'o,h t.
2stil;s N ,rFcs, : f,y franc e'ds m%n ,
con co ct a. due $4,000. taxes s..
'7st.so. TO the plaintiff ........' $4,000
ny Daniel Groenwsld,
4o.iosioo@T' X Mccarthy, com, at
James De carlo ct A., duo. So los. 50
taxes, &C, s'5.sO. to PHILIP smith $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
STONE 60. pUYs At TUCK ALOE.

Joseph Ianbden & Son have sold
for the Suburbs Holding COMPANY tho
~Tuckahoe Marble quarry, comprising
about twenty-five acres. to the Emerson
Norris Company, which has tho con-
tract for the exterior stone work of the
new County Court House at White
Plains. The buyers intend to enlarge
the buildings, which they have occu-
pied under lease.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
per >rons BuY N COOPER ST.

COOPER, STREET-E;nnis & SiHnott
have bought through l.. j. Phillips q
90. from Timothy +. Allen "A plot
%..GxlOO on tn. west side OF Cooper
greet 1875 feet south OF isham
street.
VEST 1t2TH STREET-A '. Amy q
60 h,y. sold for Della E'reund to An
weston 1913 West ll2th street. IA iive
,,ory fat. on plot 3oXl00.ll. near
seventh avenue.
I;IRiDGE STREET-C. j. Elgar has
for Edward johnson us Eldridge
-...,t. - tve story tencueat, on lot
-is!oo, neld at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
wi>DLE PARK ESTATE SALE.

Free a brnuuigan have sold tho Ely
estate in Windlc Park, Westminster. to
Mrs. Carolyn Dick OF Tarrytuwn. The
property fronts 200 feet on Windle Park
and 100 feet on Franklin street and in
cludes a sixteen room house. stable and
garage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
RR OkI:R AGE NOTES.

Frederick W. Ford has been placed in
charge of the Morristown. y. j., business
OF IeHse a Elliman.
Edward NJ. Livingston and Mont
gomeIy =. Crook have incorporated
under the iirm name of tho Crook 4
Livingston Company, TO transact a gen
cral real estate and Insurance business
at 10 East Forty-third street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
ROW or BAY RIDGE FLATS.

Plans have been filed by S~hatnpan &
S%hainpan for ten apartments aud stores
10 be erected on the block front oil the
south side of Eighth avenue. between
Sixtieth and Sixty-h first streets, to cost
$lOO,ooo!' for the parkside Avenue Hold
Ing Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
RENTING IN TRADE ZONES.
ei:O,OOO to BE Paid for Broadway
Storc-Dox shop for 9Th Ave.

Horace =. Ily a. Co. have leased the
south store in the new building on Broad
way. southeast corner of Forty-ninth
street. to John L. Thompson for a term
Of years at "a gross rentai OF S12O, 900
also the south office In the same build
ing TO the Theatre Picture Equipment
Company.
Nelson, Leo & Green have leased Tor
II term Of years the store at 3o2 Firth
avenue, in the new Dinsinore Building,
corner OF Thirty-fret street. 10 ROBERT
Lobban OF Newark. n. j., and Mrs. Lucy
Penhays of London. England. who VIII
open the london Dog SHOP, Il branch OF
the Thornbury Kennels, breeders OF Eng
lish bulldogs. These same brokers
recently leased tho adjoining store IN the
same building to Holden, a bird dealer.
The Rutland Il Whiting company mas
leased the four five story buildings AZ
$50 to 55S East Scventy-second street
to Alias Gottfricd for n term of years
at AN aggregate net rental of $4,000
store at 20 Nassau street to Adler q
Sturman store at 80 Pearl street to
Sussels Il ltaskin lofts at northeast cor
ner of Nassau and Ann streets TO Rob
inson Company and kameres d Seader-
land lofts at 332 Canal street to Ideal
Manufacturing Company and Jacob Shcr-
man loft at 81 Gold street TO Ideal
! Manufacturing Company and Jacob
Sherman loft at So Gold street TO Eko-
WITT, OliHcr a Hauser: loft at .5i Pearl
street To Il. Cedar and lofts at A. Uni
yersity place TO S. Rosenberg and u.
/ kappensteiu
william g.. Walker Sons have leased
IN, seven story ,,f, building Al 40,
ami bo7 Rroo,n, stree, he,ws.n sulli-
van and -rhonnson st,a.,s IN \ Rern-
stein a Son nj BOG Iror, sire,
Al N u,y..rI a. - -. t.au.d sor
urn,Ju,, 90 ,,s.,.t, uro. y,o,ars
~.
~, , a.. ,,,L
- "',,'"' u, 49, -
~ T," ".I e'''.t.o
u.. - ,
90, 10 "o, n"S .aHeu wv $3.50
NY -. '.,."th ",.huo
a. i'oseh the ioit Az 10. ana loo west
-n,tn stree. u" isasn Dl.Ninan'
NV .no ,oit so "eS' "'"'s -"i'"
".o, i"Niu ''uS'saf'eu'
reHn is'i,ah mas leased 'ne s.ore AZ
100 nrosu~ay 10 hhianuei Nai,scn'
naoeruaShet' anu inc htor" q, i-f''l
broadway 10 George fse'sch' p'ruS anu
"snes'
lhe cross q Brown company mas
iedSeu AT last lhirty-eishth street
ana . last lhifty-nlhtn street ue slAtn
noor 10 IL IL summons q 20. d' W.
broadway space on tho tweitth moor
Tor NJ. a /. iitSs, Inc, 10 VI. brooks q
o at Az FIitl avenue space on IN.
'ei.,h n'oT ~ I'e.ilan q iich''n. II w
ana - East Iweity-second street space
on NE twelfth hoor to l. : benson
AT l4lo Broadway space on the fourtl
moor To Harry hohier at lliu-it Broad
way space on the fourteenth moor &c
Goldschmidt brns. 60. and on the t"elitf
Ioit TO bosss BUM III the strahu me
; atre Building space to Linton Bros.
! Gnlaa m IN Inv nnnr fI MI A 4 "A m n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04

81 a ,.t i,uN. "a,
looli, \pri. IL l'o' G"r,ruIc u llaves
10 Dinnisin \ COSTA. .tt}, y ! 7 90,
l2i b"dr. ..,.. SIN "uo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
BUYS At NErpEpuA< HEIGHTS.

William Watson of Watson & Brem-
ner Of fonkorS. has bought i've plots on
Morn'ngside road. Nepperhsn Heights.
The owner will erect a rustic bungalow
for the spring market.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSPORTS.

with name and address Of lender and
attorney. n attorneys name IL omitted
address party of first part
Vlov utnuu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04

oratiuns and contains Twenty-Five acres
OF up'ands with riparian rights. n large
Residence, two cottages and stables.
Kenneth ives & CO.. negotiated the sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HANE 3 beautiful lots rieht on the
water. about - minutes from city . elec.
tricity, g,S, water. rtc easily worth loo
each. viii -eIl considerable less u bought
~ once. need cahh. WATERFRONT, box
los sun Office
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
"o' Id nrNs At DOBBs FERRY.

L"'. could has bought tho coun-
~ L, Gnu"u as Wykasks, at
,''ht. l,,ry-on-iiudson, from Court
,a', '.''Ier The property has been
=" ID. fAlmsr's family for several gen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
LIZ 1'E>DENS.
Il haitian.

80 Az. 2Oss--Simon Gottschc.I e. ~ agt
Joseph II Myers ct al foreclosure OF
mtg, atty, II y Name.
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY, n : 3iis W
Amsterdam sv. los MOO Julir stein
ast 40 Rea.ty CO ct al foreclosure Of
rn,gI. attys, Fleisrhman q Fox.
l2iST ST, zee WIN r wilcox agt VIM
NJ Wei ct al foreclosure Of mtgb,
atty, u b simpson.
l23D ST, .. ISIS W Pleasant ~, a7.sy
Toe. IL May,ew ca, Inc. agt Elwin \
Rafte- ct a. foreclosure Of transfer OF
tax llenD; atty, e II Schuartzman.
9TH ST. II :, l0l-ll . A" u 27lls3 Rose
Friedman agt Lena Fuchs foreclosure
Of transfer Of tN lienD, atty, G II
Schwartsnan
1IsTH ST, All " Daisy u Boos agt Ella
j BAH et a. foreclosure OF mtg; itt's,
Datton 4 Kiishrimer,
l.3D ST n =, l56 . Amsterdam av, l9N
10 ll-Eugens J smith sgt Joseph VI
KIever ct al 'amend foreclosure OF mtg,
attys, Cary = Carroll.
IoRILLARD PL, r q +, 1876 n = 81 av, ON
iOO-Georgo J. CHORD agt Barnet Masor
ct al uoreclosur" of mortgngDi atty,
NtncLEIi.AN ST. : ~ cor Grant ~, 1909
"ibs i.-Abrahaln g EothrteIn ugt knvacs
tonstu 90 ct =, foreclosure Of mort.
gage attys. Si"g"l'uch II Slty"rman
c~tJETIANDT Az, HlO-Metropu'itiu say
inEs Bank ugt Antonio Palermo ct al
foreclosure of mortsagej htyS \ > n
" HutChins.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
EAST SIDE TENEMENT BUYER.

Antonio III Salvo liz the buyer OF 34S
Dhst F1fty-siAth street, a four story teue-
mett, sold recently by the Lawyers Mort
gage Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04

The Lewis H. May Company has
for Mr.. Katherine j. White her
villa on Whites lane, Cedarhurst, L. l..
to Albert Robertson for d term Of years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
'NInI~,orE 90. ~ l.. !. CITY.

.4' 49, harrington has sold to
re .''''"s-opr Company OF America
."''' ,#'r on the north side OF Harris
s'.N- - i'et west Of Sherman street.
.''' 'HroNri whit a three story brick
""'l'F '"r the developing and print
~ 90 f'we.
.''Grl Realty Company has sold
y" ..'H' q plot 5sxl00 on the east
-. i'sh'h avenue, 500 feet north
NrH'"r avenue, to a Manhattan
'' ".f" Vii Improve Il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.


issTH ST, f. = 10 " - Nicholas sr--Jos
Won Rehder sgt Nose Goodman Corp -
nj. Nov 10, lglo 'hy depoSiti.. tli5 50
A6TU ST. l"2 E-r"rfc"t Steel Lath 90
art Harold r Patterson ct al. Jan s2
,,qTU 81. .sJ " Frlnbcrg & Feinbcrv
ayt Juhn u trimmln7 81 al, Dec ~.
1915 ,...,..r. t..''''''. '''''. VS. 20
wERsTER Nv. W ., lot7,5 n lG5th 81,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thomson agt silkora
Realty Co at a., Dec 20, i'i;',,,, $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
NEAR THE WATER

Ilous". - rooms AMI 3 hatns large plot
Of ground 80 minutes 10 33rd -. ana IN
Ave-. rolling rouutry sewer, wH'ei' gas
electricity. $500 cash. balance ,hr v" ~
: :. STETHENSON. .i3 W. 3tth ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04

NIrNNN r-t % I'm" 'nI.' ~ >pr~ OBS
Cd, ,r,ltr for tp-mprrpN Is Nos aT% ~ ,uu.
SO 'uIr' 49, si'"urn ,o u'rr'V gnti'
,rNIr. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
M mi M
sun rises 30 sun sets. ,.tG. Moon sets .G.5i
HIrH WATER THIS DAY.
SanhyH h s0j.Oo. Isl. ; 8. Hell tate ~ =.
Low WATER rn,; DAY. A.,
trri'-d rHt1tSDhY. tehrua-, 2.
$ notr"l"imc \ NJ. Ia palli,c. Jan II
= Rrtltw, "a " bushsn jan 4
Jan o.,
- 'drrilIu to T. ", Kingston. Ian -
IS Santurot. \ " Iu,nirs, Jan. q,
JAN -
IS Mnntserrs', n 10 4 N Havana, Jan. q.
= 'r""le N'W Orleans. Ian. -.
- ,ity ~ - IuuIs savannah, Jan. 81.
IS frieii StlHur. Jan y.
80 tomairhc Jacksonville. Jan Il
- priI'"s- Aune. Norfolk, Feb .
- kauaris. Surtulk. Feb l.
- N"crhJtcu. Norfolk. Fob.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
ARTISTIC HOME

Nine rooms aud hath. opou fireplace, sleep
ing Yorch. etc. large plot u ground 3"
minutes to city; privilege Uf 1athing bcach
dock etc, deep water anchorage, Tow
ash. balance IAN he urraug 1, TILE guar
snt"ed L. l. STEPHENSON. AZ w
~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
..4oo ACRES or EXCELLENT TIMBER

LAND for sal' AZ an exceptionally 10"
price. this ground IL located IN south Jer-
sey near the sea shore there are lou acre.
cleared. Win uu, nov brick dwelling With
all modern improvements also large bith
aud outbuildiuE4 with orCha~d 90 ..oo'
lands II TN. section - ~. ltnN re sun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04

- AdN an'r. from Cri-tubal
=. Esperanza from Nassau
IS Munsfuar, from Antllla
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
HtIr Wt>TEI--NtIE
eITUATIONs WA>TEp-MAI


EFFltIE\t'N ~I\'iNELl, available 81.
cess'l ,f1e" AMI ftc'vIy expert, ne j.
VI loN l-H -4' one.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Notwithstanding
Foreign Mails--The Fire Record.
THE WEATHER.

Ior New England aud eastern >cw Work.
fair to-day aud O-mOrrOw not Wurn
change In Temperature; moderate to fr"so
Westevly winds,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-04

Mary \ Thornton to Thos BLAKE. Jii w
ratrlck = McDonsld, 3S Park Row 800
KING ST, -. 5 =. a50.2 g Varlck 1t, o !.
?hNloo-Ndelina NJ eastman ct Al to
Frcdk 4 C~avsguaro, IL 81 pl. Bklyn, |
mtg s3's'5, Feb | atty, Louis Campora,
y" Nassau ~ ........ 400
ORCHARD ST. l6i, E, 70 ; stanton 1T.
25NN7.6-kHto Livingston to Louis Liv-
ingston. COS W li3th 81. mtg $50. 900. |
Gov -, atty, saul bernstein. .ite
7TU ST. t., l.. : s, 200 q "a ay. g%5tsi~
Morris Spteihetg 10 Rcbcuoa Sriclbets
on tho premises. all liens. Nov > 1919; |
s,th, iiHrold spieIh"rs. a!s IVA, ..,i
BETHtNE ST, II :, s2.1 = Washington 1T,
runs n ioox W 777 TO . > Washington st
= ioo \ e along II $ Bothune. sg.t to !
sftt MaIs Thornton 20 ImoT ni;ks'
ieth; atty, fatk 7 Mcdonald. 3s.rark
'"w '''....,,,.,. .......,,.. SioO
East side.
EAST Of Firth av. between Fourteenth
aud ilOth sts.b
''Tm ST 20 L. = !, 10 W ID az, ,oA
1OO.5- Rcbecca SchnCchago to josephine
Il Hogan. 81 y i9th ct, mtg SO, 900,
81 liens Feb :, atty. I q co, l!6
5oTH Sr. sri i, n :. igo.s c I'd ~. i6iN
100 Maurice Friedman ct a. to SAM
Ho.db"rg. : Eldfidee It. mtg 5000. Feb
.; ATTY. l. 7 CO. LOO Bway...... 5000
ODD ST, toi l., n p, - . list NV, 20Vl00 b
lNth Mcclure to Matthaus Moes. 407 l.
ga st. jan 81; atty, Nj Cooper. 20 .esey
76Tli ST a E gas o Av A.. boxlOg.g-
Charles e wllloughhy to Max Irwin,
80: so boulevard, mtg 81: 100, Dec IL!
NJ korr Mayer, ." Nathan formsu,
~ IeHrinss II Bki{n, ~ liens fe, q
iotTH 81. 10 y, n ;, GIL y Park AZ, i5.1S
I-Edw Branch To- Fannie. his wife OF
,,2nSn gpreihiN's' mtg 5000 all len.
fcp S...... ...,... ...........'ioV
West side.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-11
FREE GOODS

Sandwiches and coffee will be served free of charge
Free transportation to lot buyers Limit so miles
One nice level lot given away absolutely free
day of SALE No by bidding during Auction
Sale Every lot put up will be sold the highest bidder
Don't bid unless you can abide by the of this BILL Every
deed will include clause h ground shall not be used for the
sale of intoxicating liquors or for immoral purposes
Plenty of Taxis Baxter Springs to handle the crowd
Location miles Southwest of Baxter Springs II miles South
of Columbus; 7 miles North of Commerce.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-11
HOUSES FOR SALE

Cash credit We are just completing 10 3rOOm dwellings All
that finished rented for $3.50 per month Will sell for
$3.50 each with per discount for cash. Credit terms $1OO
down. balance SIS per month till paid No object in selling these
houses only to build and keep the good work going
20 minute lecture by Rev. Robertson. Subject: Start
You Home"
Start you home where you make living You owe it to
yourself and family you only pay $40 down. You have to light
the fire before will burn and keep adding fuel and before long you
quit paying rent and quit being kicked around Ambition and
determination the foundation Of Start in with the first
and come out victorious The things you you will
never finish
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-11

The game is called and we arc
at The bat. Get in on the ground
floor. Don't Wait until it is too late.
and then point out two or three
thousand dollar lot and say "OnIy
Near or so ago Could Haze Bought
it for 500 or $500. Twenty mills
nov in walking distance of our plot,
ana 20 or more shafts arc being
sunk. The entire field is in its in.
fancy. Investigate.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-11
DEMAND FOR RENT HOUSES

The demand for rent houses is wonderful. By the time you
start foundation have opportunities rent We srns
$3.50 month for 3rOom houses and people pleading for
them faster than they be build They living in shacks
wagons and some practically out of doors Why leave your money
in the bank per when you build poor fellow
home that willing you 80 per ne est besides the in
ceese property values for going raise The price? Come
out in the open Be live Don't cry hard times when such
opportunities stair you in the face and draw back into your she'll like
land tapan Consult yourself and you will surely decide to come
TO our lot sale.
Baxter Springs news., 1916-05-11


10 Lead Co
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09

TENDENCY
IS STRONG
Even Rails Join i'm the
Stock Market
Advance

NEW YORK, Aug 9--The New
York Evening Sun financial review
today said
"NotwithstandinE sensational ad
yanCcs In the wheat market and the
uncertainty regarding the outcome
OF the railroad labor situation, prices
were stsong in the greater part OF
the day even the rails Joining in a
movement which carried the gen
cral list 10 substantially higher lev
els.
Under the influence of covering
OF shorts and slight Improvement in
the commission house demand prices
opened at advances, az compared
with the closing OF the preceding
day, with rather sharp gains in
some Of the more prominent specu.
latiye issues. In the first Is min.
utes Of trading the entire list show.
I'd greater strength and breadth
than had been reported in any cor
responding period In many days,
with an especially active inquiry for
the mercantile marines, United CT
gar stores, United States Steel and
motor shares and Industrial Alco-
hol.
ITO some extent the trading was
restricted In the early afternoon by
the railroad labor situation and tn,
strength reported in the grain mar
kets. the latter being the response
TO the unfavOrable government crop
report, but the railroad issues, which
naturally might be expected to re
fleet both factors in lower prices,
were steady with practically no liqui'
dation in them.
Sentiment in the afternoon was
more bullish over the railroad labor
outlook. and 1t was quite generally
believed in the Wall-st district that
the dispute between the workers and
the managers would be settled
through the federal board of media
tion and conciliation.
Bonds were in somewhat better
demand than in Tuesdays market,
with the Marine 4 l.2s again strong
features Money was easy and un-
changed"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
COMPERS AIMS
BLOW AT HUGHES

WASHINGTON. Aug 9.--To show,
he said. the mental attitude oI
Charles T. Hughes for the benefit
Of working people and liberty Low
ing citizens all over the country,
President samuel Gompers. OF the
American Federation OF Labor, has
sent letter 10 Thomas II, Nichols,
of Alliance, u.
Gompcrs writes that Hughes zen.
dorses the abuse of the writ OF in.
junction against witch wageearn
ers have vigorously protested and
which they have tricd 20 correct b.
remedial legislation ln order tha,
they might enjoy the rights and op.
portunities OF free citizens"
He reviews, ia response 10 re-
quest from Nichols. Hughes record
on labor matters and the Republi.
can candidates decision In the IA
nous Danbury hatters' case.
Hughes concurred i'm decision in
this case, which Gompers says held
TO the theory that there was no dis
tlnctlon between the labor power OF
human beings ON the one hand, and
articles or commodities on the other
articles or commodities which
men sought to control and manipu.
late through trusts"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
nunninr a sIcNens

EAST BUFFALO. n. y. Aus. .
Cattle. RcCeipts. 3 cars. steady,
choice 10 Prime nntive steers, 81 25 q
10, fair TO good. SS50m915; plain. So
US50. choice heavy butcher steers,
SS5Od9. fair To good, $50 $50, best
handy steers, S. % a s.'5, fair 70 good
$725dS25, light and common, s6.75 a
7.25. yearlings $amg2j. prime tat
hcifers. $3.50 Il s25 best handy butch
er hcifers. $7.50@175; common to
good sf50n7 %. best fat cows 81
: so. good butchering cows. SGT6.5o:
medium 20 fair. s. - a 30, cutters.
sf5ru4 cannors. s2250f25; fancy
bulls. s6.75n125; good hutcherinc
bulls, s625NG50. light bulls, t5n
: so. best feeders. $500 J75; COM
mon 10 good, t6.75n : 25. beat stock
crs S725N 80. common to good, SO
M
Hogs. Receipts. - cars. strong,
heavy and workers., SO 40"lo.bo;
pigs tip1OH l0 %.
sheer Receipts cars. steady;
top lambs. $llHll. Or yearlinEs. IS so
up so, wethers, SSd S.e5, ewes. S7T
775
calves. s5d12