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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05

WEST ORANGE, Feb t.ncharles r Rand
was elected president o, TIE Esss .sr Uonn,y
night lie succeeds Ira a. Kip, .Jr. The
election Of governors preceded Henry l..
Mo. RAND k R R sch wsyTe Ms sth
Plum. Jr,, and Edward II. Wells were
esst.a o Ms o'g' sn2ssn wVre
Oscar l.. Gubelman. and treasurer Henry
L. Holmes
JERSEY CITY. Feb. tom Fosarty:
To-day that he had signed Johnny verbout,
pitcher, who formerly. played with Rich.
League The local masnate said that he
and his manager Rudy Hulswitt are stu
after 0s ANGER Aina 'ss ns Win whS
Larry schany manager Of the Buffalo
Federals
ITHACA, Feb, "a shakeup in the
the Yal. game Saturday was made 10y Coach
sharpe o-day. Cross riEht forward, and
the varsity nve las, year, we're displaced,
sharpe put Lunden, last years forward who
mo, m nr place OF &c" Sro "a. sns T.
Halsted won regular position at guard
when his brother CAPT Der, I Hass,sd was
PHILADELPHIA. Feb, More than two
hundred candidates. n record turnout re
ported this afternoon 20 Coach vivian Nick
a msn OF the waish,msS OF Hail NicH"is put
the mos, likely looking candidates to work
On ,h me pp"nS m% ~ss,her een.nue. he
viii take the bsrges out on the schuyiktl
River this week.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. +.-coach Roy
lin neld this afternoon. A regular game
favor '' o. team anu A. chester Mind. played
nrst base FOR the Winning team ana showed
p "p Vel Of the game SGs or team peaS homs
Pimm n He struck gu, 81. men
PHILADELPHIA Feb, Tho Penn
basketball team received severe blow TO-
day when physicians at the University Hos
pital announced that Charlie Setback. cap
tain Of the quintet. probably Would be
ia suffering with stomach trouble Dick
wallace also is out Of the game with a
sprained ankle.
oLDRlCH puRAs, chess champion Of
Bohemia, who cam. here last July, sailed
for Europe yesterday an board IN" olympic.
hayns been nyss ,G say IL ss
in Apr, Herr Duras decided to go back
home in order 70 res, UP after .. the ocean
voyage before starting tor Russia
FAR ROCKAwAy HIGH SCHOOL. winner
az the Queens Borough basketball champion
ship. defeated the Poly Prep Ave yesterday on
1 FL. Far Far Rockaway players held the upper
hand throughout: Poly made It's best show
I" .ns M% soon m" ps S'Tn p
clinching the game The score at half time
was ~ to "
BOYS HIGH SCHOOL. scored AN easy
basketball victory Yesterday, winning from
the Adelphi Academy Ave on the former y
court by score OF 80 to 3, Adelphi WAS
unable to score in the hrst period, while
Poyn High rolled up total Of 10 points,
In the second half Boys High again sue
ceeded In keeping their opponents from
scoring field goals. hut on account Of fouls
Ad~iphi tailed Moneypennl. right forward.
scored nye out ~ slS times for Adclphi
from the foul line.
e, q, sQuiBB. manager of the Harvard
University track team. has announced that
his one mile relay team win appear at the
Irish American games to b. held In Madison
square Garden on February ~. Other teams
that have been invited and expect 20 com
pete are Yale. Princeton and Psnnsylvsnia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
CHARTS APPEAL TO VISITORS.
Government EAhibit nj Motor VOAt
show an Attractive Novelty.

The United states Government 'Nh'p''
AT the motor boat snow IN Maulsou
square SHrnen' IN chhTR' "t 'ar'' v ~.
Parker OF the nited states ''hSt mo
'"ohetl' SURVEY mas proved an "''d'''r
novelty 10 visitors N''"ld.hs 7" - fr-
hfH OK Commerce H"dhc''' IL j. pi",'ule
that h'\t wear an APPROPRIATE" WIZ nc
made 50 mat the ''oNern'ntn' ''n '' '' =,
resented NOR. fuI!S al the sh""s my" .n1
III 'hI'ae"' 'ap'' laiNtr ""s " '"'Hp'oe
set OF Government charts sh"" ing ros
slnle trips '"f motor p"atS ~ an 'HNed
states waters an" ne mar "'''i N'rE "'"cn
surprised a. the 'n'tHlgrh'' IN N.'.,"rs
nave SHOWN IN ttao'he thei" ana "'l,
khowlvds" OF IN" wa'ers 'h'' "'" ma Iteu
Is IN" ann OF IN. managers VI ',.e
sh"" 10 max II ~ n''P'ui a. P"NN'p' 70
owners "l motor poa's az W." rs 10 ho'p
the motor ooa' ana 'ht''' 'uuuSl!, "nu
~ now mas TAKEN up the 'u's''oN o' ttP
ing the n"Fh'f 'i't "i '"sS anu III nv
wood me loss tild' urn h"'u' nv "'r-
Dor ana IN IN" rivers 'auN' an .iiV"nst
amount ui uat'ase' an orean'Ha'loI, ma
heeh perfected ,hroukh IN. 'nor,s OF Nn'
IompNlh,Nl'' ,a'h, 'lu" !" II" hwaH
win inns trouoie, EverS puplI. utpart-
u''h' nav "'s J"' W., 80 ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
RICH PRIZES FEATURE
AUTO RACING SEASON
Big Events Will Be Contested in
West and Middle West in
Coming Campaign.
SANTA MONICA STARTS 1T
Events There This Month Will
BE Followed by Those
at indianapolis.
SANTA MONICA STARTS 1T

There appears TO ne a sort Of automo.
bile racing boom for 1914. the cities Of
the West contributing the activity. santa
Monica has the Vanderbilt Cup and Grand
Prize races for this month. with II prize
list Of between $1,000 and $4,000. the
next thing after that IL the $50. 900 speed.
way race of 900 miles at indianapolis
There will be a $4,000 meet at Sioux
City on July L. The Iowans have tive
mile dirt track. Of which p. T. Edwards
OF Chicago IA TO be manager. Probably
the annual 200 mile road race at Cincin-
natl. a regular July 4 event Of the past
few years. will be run again for a Is. O0e
prize.
Seattle is building a two mile hoard
speedway. on which races are planned for
July 10 and IL for prises totailinG S86,-
600. Then will come Elgin, probably On
August 81 and %. for purse. OF aboue
10000, followed by the Pomona. Cal,
speedway on September for a $4,000
gate. Rich plckings Tor the puots' y
right.
The Moline knight test was eooA
thing not only for US but for all Knighk
inotored car builders In this country"
says J. W. DE Lamater. Jr. OF tho Do La
mater Byrnes Company. TT showed We
could build In the United States q Knight
engine fully up to tho severest test The
motor that ran 837 consecutive hours WA
only the second our factory built but ~
were sure our materials and design Wore
right and would 60 through. Since the
show we have had all we could do % tAks
care OF seekers after demonstrations"
January sales OF Buick cars, A. L NV
ton reports. exceeded by one car doubling
tho total Of January. 1913. Decembers
sales were two moro than double Decennr
Der. 1912 For the first time In long
while, the Buick branch is away behind
dealers demands, and can't get cars
enough to supply them.
The New York reliability run did a lot
! of good. says Newton. I'm no other
way could We have got an authenticated
run Of 500 miles and the fac; that two
Of our Ave entries had clean scores. besides
furnishing A vast amount of detail AS IN
fuel consumption. lighting apparatus. &C.
helped our sales greatly. II was al idea
customers run"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
FOUR BALL PLAY May
DISPLACE FOURSOMES
Three Trustees of Lesley Cup
corresponding to Fix
Upon Best style.

Although there Ia little possibility Of
any definite action being taken In the
matter for some time to come. tho aues-
ton OF whether foursomes or four ball
matches shall be played in the annual
competitions FOR the Lesley cup In being
discussed through correspondents BY the
three trustees OF the cup and they are
giving the matter serious consideration.
Under the rules which govern the Les
ley cup matches the control OF the trophy
Is vested in the presidents OF the three
golf associations which play for the cup
each year. At present Darwin r. Kings
ley Is president OF the Metropolitan Golf
Association. Herbert Jaques IL head of
the Massa chusetts Golf Association and
J. r, Byers Is the chief executive Of the
Pennsylvania Golf Association.
Any change in the conditions govern
Ing the play for the Lesley cup can he
made only by a unanimous vote Of the
three men named above.
For some time past the Pennsylvania
association has been in favor OF change
from foursomes to four ball matches in
the Lesley cup competitions. and II is
understood that Mr.. Byers 10 on the side
OF the four ball match on the Other
hand. Mr.. Jacques II strongly opposed &c
the dropping OF the foursome and the
substitution of the four bail match A,
the recent dinner of the Massachusetts
Golf Association. at which he was re.
elected president Mr. Japues made q
speech in which he announced his posi-.
ton as an advocate OF the foursome II
emphatic terms.
When asked yesterday what his position
in the discussion In Darwin p. Kingsle,
said that he was nor prepared ye, TO max.
any statement In regard TO his views
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
Faust Let's Giants
Bid AGAINST Feds

CHARLES VICTORY FAUST,
" Jinx Killer Extraordinary,
doomed up here yesterday declaring
that he had come prepared to sign
contract with the Giants or any
other ball club in need of "A first class
second bascman. He said that he
had given up pitching for the time
being because he had not been APP
preciated by McGraw. II the major
league managers do not care for
Faust he says he will sign with the
Federals at $4,000 IA year. Organ
lied ball can get me for s. 500 said
the Jinx Killer, "and I'd rather keep
away from the outlaws"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
Crescent A. &. to
Iof1 A. a. u Fold

THE basketball war between the
IA. u. and the Crescent A. G.
is practically over. At the meeting
of the registration committee last
night sanction was granted to the
Crescent 4. G. to hold amateur box
ing bouts on February IL and IA.
This was the result of conference
between a committee of four of the
Crescent members and James Z.
Sullivan. The clubmen expressed
their desire to conform with A. A. T..
rules and Mr.. Sullivan recommended
that boxing sanction be granted
1t is understood that after the pres
ent schedule is played the A. A. L.
will be recognized and that the club
may become a member of the union
shortly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
Brief Sports of All Sorts

Barron, Who has record OF II seconds
n"hnsy1 ra. M team probably VII h" made
wood ant Kelly
EAsToN. Feb. a, meeuns In the
nsht par,eip",-d o in by b" Athlete aii s tr 'Ss
Earton. fhillpsburE. y, J.. and vicinity,
he Eas,on Aihiet9 A-.2sistion: branch
Tn. Easton branch VIII he member Of
IL. Middle states Athletic Association. Har-
Hmy s, d1.,d A Ar WI be rsed for inhoor
field for outdoor sports.
ITHACA. Feb. coach Moakley picked
-FOUR men TO-DAY Ia race for Cornell against
race at Boston next Saturday. He selected
caldwell starr Lewis and Irish All are
n m.T TO NV running ,l =, Cornell ailhoush calh.
Msssac husetts Agricultural college. was a
member OF the las, olympic team, Monkey
the dashes and Morrison, the Western
athlete who became eligible this year in the
high jump
GARDEN CITY, l., |, Feb. .--rhe st
paurs school basketball team, defeated
Jamaica High School here this afternoon
score .; to L. Woudhurn orensivelv and
Mann defensively were the st PauI's starr
while canty was Jamaicas most effective
player.
Bronx church House track team at the
annual meeting OF the team Tuesday night
STANFORD, conn, Feb THE stamford
night, Commodore L, Y. Weber, Vice com,
m"dore Ed"ard Corning, rear commodore.
charles 4 Hatch. " W herox. T 'fsSspis,
5aad H0 Esaris s"f' rck Jsnhin' WilS Mrh
Leonard Richards, Jr and Frank Shea.
,WAsHiNGToN, Feb THE Department
to-day that February 1 marked me close Of
the hunting season 90 migratory birds pra".
that offending hunters would he prosec red
yisoroSsly n detected. /, denied The rpmor
| be enforced this spring
| CHARLEROl. Pa. FEB. BIN Phillips.
manager OF the Indianapolis Federals wrote
letter to friend here who received !,
70 day, saying hat ne had signed pitcher
MS.sy Of ne Red Tss And GSn.rm,s me
also had signed with him.
ST, LOUIS. Feb, t.-.Ioseph ". Wear. who
MN dwight ,nn PAYS holds o, Ins nationaI
10 Philadelphia, thereby breaking Up the
championship team,
u nnhXW Srad.my ~ Ess ;SeM x9ss
| tn. reserves OF st. Johns college Of Brook
or the locals and Weiss of the Visitors
starred,
THE barnard school basketball team Won
! on Its HON" court yesterday from the
Columbia grammar school nye, score 80 t.
Is. Rennie, who played only Ave minutes
| the game, scoring II goal "A minute
=, NASS defeated T. Ridgeway, 400 To %
In tho English billiard tournament at Doyle
last night The victor's best inning brought
80 points, Ridgeway's high break was ",
MILWAUKEE, Feb I rackey Mcfar-
lands lawyer filed notice Of appeul day
from the recent ruling Of the Wisconsin
Boxing Commission barring him from par
ticipation in boxing bouts, The attorney
declared there ID chance for the c"ur'
"a refuse his plea
| PITTSRtRG, Feb. 4.--Trenty member,
. OF tho University of PIttsburg basketball
and track teams have been ausrantlned II
the training house because two of them have
developed eases OF scarlet fever. sketbal
games scheduled for this week have beer
1 Cancelled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
McIEAN CLIPS SKATING MARK.
Cbicagn amateur Goes so Yards In
rive seconds mt Lake Placid.

...r PLACID, y. v, Feb. IA new
c. 'r- record Of seconds for the %
dash vas established here late th'S
.' .'..p by Robert Mclean of Chicago
p. .',.r skating champion. Mclean
ri i'I uu.-nfth Of n second of the prev +
OIL record. established at P1tsburg IN
l'f D.. Morris wood. John Harding ~
J. Il1. Lake. vice president of the inter-
...'u skating Union, was one OF the
oF 70 um,rs.
.r tho INST big event Of the day. the
?: ard dash. Mclean finished thira
VIII ! Walker of Saranac Lake az win.
nor IN seconds, and Ed Horton 81
Nf.arer Lake, second The 44o yarh
la." VAS won by Mclean in 40 seconds
j. ho mile event Mclean was an easy
v orr, his time being 2 minutes,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
NEWARKS ORDERED SOUTH.
President Ebbets, Jr., Completes His
IIaus for Work At Columbus, ia.

c. II. Ebbets. Jr.. president OF the
Newark club, announced the plans for the
spring training trip yesterday. The play
ers have been ordered to report to Man
ager Harry Smith at Columbus, Ga, on
February ~.
Britton, Callahalan. Dalton. Enzmann.
Getz, Schacht, Erhard, r. Zimmerman. w.
Zimmerman. O'Rourke. Dion and Trainer
Gambichler will leave here on February
~ by boat for Savannah, whence they
will proceed by rail TO the camp,
These men will go direct from their
homes by rail: bell, Hall, Holmes, HI
Myers, Tooley and Witterstatter, Al
though Barger. Curtis, Swacina, Taylor
and Walker have not signed they have
been ordered to report with the others.
Wyatt Lee will join Manager Smith ut
Hot Springs. Ark. in n few days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05

turned Instructor OF physical education
yesterday afternoon In accordance with
the new scheme OF having the former
Callsthenics and gymnastics replaced by
more interesting work such as rowing
running swimming. basketball and the
Ike In accordance To- the plans Of DIR.
Meylan. head OF the department of ply
steal education. The plan Is to make III.
compulsory two wears Of physical train
ing more attractive. Rice has volunteered
10 give four afternoons week To the
work Coach Kennedy Of the swimming
team volunteered his services also.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05

Old Mich Young Said
to Haze Lost Sioht

NICHOLAS +. YOUNG, for more
than twenty-five years pres
idcnt of the National League of Pro-
fessional Baseball Clubs, who has
been III for some time at his home
IN Washington, d. c., Is said to have
lost his sight. Mr.. Young was identi-
fled with the national game first
when he became secretary of the
league in 1879. He served under
Presidents WA. Hurlburt and A. @.
Mills and was elected to the presi-
dency in 1885. He retired in 1902 be-
cause of advancing years and the
late II. c. Pulliam succeeded him.
Mr.. Young held Government posi-
ton in addition to his baseball offices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
KID Henson Back In Harness.

KID Benson returned to the Columbia
basketbalI team In It's workout last night
and, although IA trhe weak. showed much
of his old speed. Coach Fisher is sure he
will play In the Dartmouth game to-
morrow night. Fisher said that Browneli
IN. biv Green forward, would he IN the
ilueup for the first time this Season to-
morrow night. Brownell was operated on
for appendicitis last summr' sisson the
zeal star of the New Hampshire team, IN
recovering from a similar illness. but will
not play again this year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05

CAIRO. Egypt. Feb, AFTER Introducing
the Sphinx to baseball, the members OF
the New York Giants and the Chicago
White Sox. who are touring the world
left here this morning for Alexandria,
rhe ride by train extended over four
hours. The ball players planned to stay
in Alexandria only a short time and
then take the boat for Italy. The journey
to Naples will occupy four days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
ST. NICKS WIN OUT IN
EXTRA PERIOD MATCH
VictOrS Now in Lead at Close
of Seven Men Teams
Hockey. Season.

The st Nicholas hockey team defeated
the Hockey Club ? goals to | last night
in the 81. Nicholas skating rink and
now leads in the Amateur Hockey League
tournament. Untl last night these two
teams had not been beaten. II was ex-
pected that IL would he a close game last
night and anticpations were JUSTIFIED as
u took an extra period to settle supre-
macy.
In the extra session the Hockey club
was kept on The defensive for min
utos IS seconds Then Peabody carried
the puck up the ice and passed II to FL
lis Ellis sent an easy shot toward Lewis
and the puck rolled into the net, giving
St Nicholas the victory. This game
ended the frst half Of the tournament
Now ten games will he played between
teams Of six instead of seven men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05

l'H 'nELrnlA, Feb. dom fIppincott
'h' ln.N'rsity of Pennsylvanias INTERIOR
reg &, go yard champion and holder OF
me Olympic 100 meter record. has been
matched - run Tom Halpin. the Boston
Ao.c''" cubs fast middle distance man,
~ 900 wards IN the feature event or the
u A games at Mechanics Hall. Boston,
On Saturday night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05

PHILADELPHIA Feb. 4--Charl.s Dur
burow OF this city, accredited long distance
swimming champion of America in 1913.
will meet Samuel Richards OF Boston in
a race next summer. provided the amateur
standing Of richards is satisfactory. Dur
burow has asked the Middle Atlantic
Association and the New England Assocta-
ton Of the \. \. L. TO look into Richardss
amateur standing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05

Manager Watkins of the Columbia
baseball team said yesterday that sched-
ule of twenty games had been completed
and that fifteen OF them would be played
on South Field The committee on ath-
letics. having passed on the lengthy card.
probably will announce 1t to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
AmOth~r UOdger In Line,

The Brooklyn club announced yesterday
that Outhelder Bill Collins. purchased
last year from the Newark club, had &C.
cepted terms for 1914 and would sign =
contract at once
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
pilgrims Conquer III" irish.

BosroN. Feb tn" Pilgrim \ A.
hockey team defeated the Irish american
\ \ Of Boston tonight bv scare ~
to 8
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05

score. ~ Ni.hoias g no KEY 'luh !,
Gosls-MorEan. Ellis. Castleman Referee
+. Garon. Irish American A. &. Assistant
referee-E. Du Fresno, Irish American A. {.
Goal umplres-B Ciiny, Wanderers, T
Kelly. Irish American \ g. Tlmers--W J
croker, Wanderers r Thompson. st. Nicho-
as Penalty timeis-R Condor. Wanderers
r.. q Donnell, New York A. G. Time OF
haly"s-:0 minutes each. Extra period
minutes Is seconds
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-05-16

PER CENT LOANS 8 PER CENT
Obtainable to buy build or improve
farm, ranch and city property or re-
move incumbrance therefrom; 3peca
Privileges and Reasonable Terms.
For proposition, address: Finance
Dept, 1927 Busch Bldg, Dallas, Tex.
Mar2S-Apr1S. Adv.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-05-16

Congratulate ME Grace! Jack has
given me the keeping of his heart
I'D advise you to handle 1t carefully
and look well after the cement. Last
month he told me had broken it,
Cincinnati Commercially
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-05-16
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Want Ads.

For Sale-Jersey milk delivered TO
any part OF the city at &c. per quart.
j. B. Stanfield.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-05-16
Wonderful Man.

SIS Jones really such clever man
as his friends seem to Think"
rs he? Well, he can explain the In
come tax law so that you can almost
understand 1t. "--Philadc.phia Press.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-05-16
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METHODIST CHURCH NEWS y


" METHODIST CHURCH NEWS ,
II I
The subject OF DIR. Sifton q discours.
next Sunday morning will be "Wal
aud Peace"
The Council of Federated Churche,
requests all Protestant Ministers tc
preach on the above theme next Sun
day.
There will be no service In the ev
en1ng as everybody wishes to hear
the Baccalaureate Address In the OPP
era House.
Epworth League will meet as usual
att seven O'Clock.
Class for Normal Bible study will
meet at pastors residence on Wednes,
day.
The quarterly business meeting will
meet at pastor y residence next Tues
day, the 18th at 1870 P. M.
Memorial Service VIII be held on
Sunday May Oath.
The Ladies' Aid has acces5ons now
every week and tile Gunday school Is
well attended.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-05-16

Poultry Food and Tonic, Roupe and
Cholery Remedy, Chick Grower. Egg
Maker and Lice Killer.
Keener Drug Store.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-05-16

We carry Stock Food and Tonic
also full line Of prepared veteri
nary remedies.
For Sale at Keener Drug Store.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-05-16
MONEY LOANED 6 per ce

MONEY LOANED 6 per cen
loans on farms, orchard lands, city
resident or business property, to buy
build, improve, extend or refund
mortgagesor other securities, term
reasonable, special priviledges
Correspondence invited. Common
wealth Securities Loan Company
r 767 Gas & Electric Bldg. Denver
Colorado. 749 Henry Bldg. Seattle.
Washington.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-05-16

For Sale-A twenty acre tract To-
Gated north of town. All improved,
one acre in orchard in bearing;
acres in alfalfa, the balance under
cultivation; two good wells; and a
pumping proposition. All fenced
Price $50 per acre. Inquire at the
Republican office.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-05-16

For Sale-Good single buggy and
double harness. In good condition.
Inquire at this office.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-05-16

FOR RENT-Six room, modern
house; partly furnished; close In;
this office for particulars.
adv.