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The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
Every Time Herbert Starts
For Detroit To Claim Estate,
Columbus Police Interfere

Herbert Sloan. OF Columbus, Ohio.
has almost as much trouble travel
ing In Tho United states as he would
have in Europe at present
Benjamin Pelham, accountant b.
thc auditors Office. is responsible for
tho foregoing opinion Mrs Nannic
Sloan died several months ago.
ftNihs aNi fTIaT' ~ tff-ttT -
$500 of Which hdr hdsb9hd was
named beneficiary
sloan wHs in Columbus when noN
HCd ~ the 1ouuost iie wired m.
modmtely aging "Nill Do in Dc.
trolt ono week from today Sax
eral weeh passed and bc dId not
appear. go he was again notified a
isisRram wordcd eyacflv ihe same
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
TRAFFIC CRASH
KILLS WOMAN
Mrs. Della Woodward, Mother
Of PatrOlman, Victim of
Fatal Accident
Going Over the Top in "NO
Mans Land" OF Detroit
Casualties for the Month Of
September
kiLLED-1i.
WOUNDE O-67.
iSStNO-1

Mrs Della Woodward. 50 years
old. mother % Patrolman Edwin
Woodward. No l22 Moranst., sur.
fered injuries which resulted in her
death. Tuesday afternoon. when an
automobile In which she was riding
was struck by street car al Mul.
let and Chene-sts.
Mrs Segric Jensen. q years old
No 100 Moran.st. sister of Patrol.
man Adam Anderson was also rid
ing IN the machine. She was
slightly injured
Mrs Woodward, whose home IS IN
Pennsylvania. was visiting her son
IN Detroit Pgrolmau anderson was
driving the car he escaped injury
AS he was riding on Wabash.ave
near the Boulevard. Clarence Mate
on. "a years old. No 450 Ferry
Park ave. WAS swept from his auto
by another machine and was seri
onsly injured He was taken 90 the
Providence hospital
Cornelius Heating. bS years old
80 433 McNilian.ave. was found un
conscious on tho walk an Dix and
Military ayes late Tuesday night
and was taken 90 Receiyine hospital
in serious condition Z, lis thought
ne was run down by an auto and left
on nc walk
When fhe apto driven by Joseph
Meyers. so ~ Twenty econd
ran INTO 4 car on Michigan-aye..
Mrs Beulah Stein. 80 years old. SO
233 Twenty second ST. who was r.d.
Ing with Meyers. was injured by fy
ing glass she was taken 20 Receiy
ing hospital
John Dahn. whose automobile
Killed Pauline RowanowsM. eight
years Old No 2S1 EVelyuaye. Ham
'ramck. no Hastings and Monroe
ave Sept r was held crlminally
negligent and guilty of thc child's
death. Tuesday by coroner jury
The evidence Indicated that Dafn's
Windshield was muddy. obstructing
his Wow. that ho was exceeding thr
speed limit and othrrw -e handling
his ear -reCKlcssiy Assistant Prose
eutor Robert T speed says war
rant viii be issued for Dahn IN
few DAYS
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
COAL PRICE
PROMISED
BY OCT. |
Garfield and Aids Are
Busy On Fuel
Program

WASHINGTON Sept 70 A great
coal conservation campaign adyis
ory board froN The coal industry to
aid Fuel Administrators Garfield and
priority relief 90 homes threatened
with freezing are among the gov
ernmcnrs constructive plans FOR
dealing with the coal crisis.
This. il was officially learned 20.
day. is IN addition 10 The announced
policy or speedy solution of price
problems By state fuel controllers
local retail price committees and
more efficient mobilization of coal
transportation and production
BY Oct j Garfield hopes 70 have
the entire scheme wei, under way
The campaign Will be launched im
medlately
II everything else fails, the coal
produced viii be pooled under gov
eminent control and distributed ar
b!trarily by government officers
wherever needed
In Garhelds Office the unusual
sight of tbe c0untrys leading coal
harons. coming 20 a government
dictator for orders may be seen
today The Ohio coal mAgnates con
ferred with Garfield while OPERATOR
from the big Kansas city district.
headed by Harry TAYLOR. met
with Assistant Fuel Administrator
Nimms. These were the FIRST on "a
series of conferences win operators
from every field. al which the gov
eminent plans WiI| hc t0i3 and Coz
operation of thc operators sought
Operators protesting President
Wilson prices are given uniform
cost sheets which they must hll out
and return 20 Garfield
John r White. prf ident ~ the
United Mine Workers began work
today "a Garfield aid n obtaininE
maximum production from the uilu
ers For this White is convinced q
wage increase wili De necessary 70
keep he miners from going 20 bot
ter paid m1nitou trades a sub
sfantial rase 81 assured
White vii he Joined shortly on
the advisory board by representa-
tives OF ~. anthracite and bitum-
inous operators. lhe var Industries
board priority committee. tho ship
ping board and perhaps other gov
ernmcut branches
Tho coal conservation campaign
will follow tho lines of Herbert
Hoovcr's antifood waste, wheatlcss.
meatlcss days The best method OF
tending furnace. banking a hre
~ night and conserving fhc fuel
supply Will hc taught every house
hold as well as every apartment
3anit0r and sky-scrapcr fireman In
the country
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

eof a round OF applause from every
opened window
Anyway. 10 broke the tenseness.
why stay here and BE- killed.
Let's am go down into the street
9nd die. another humOrist few
floors down suggested.
u carried unanimously
ln about 100 minutes we were In
Che street The fire motors were
sun rushing by blowing their
whistles
We an went across 20 the Tuil-
leries gardens and sat on the stone
steps
But tho real situation proved en-
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

only thru pure luck that any Ger.
man machine could get thru their
lines
On this particular night We watched
the French machines maneuyer un-
III the flre motors came back again.
sounding signals that the danger
was past
A German Official statement the
next day said their airmen had
dropped bombs on Paris the night
before.
A French oflciRl statement de-
clared the French machines had
driven on the raiders before they
reached the city limits.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

20 move. and then we discovered
that they Were in reality French
airplanes each carrying electric
lights. that had taken 90 the air TO
defend Paris against the invaders
AZ times 10 seemed as 10 the en-
tire eastern sky was IN motion as
the French machines darted from
side 10 side. up and down and criss-
cross.
There seemed 70 be hundreds OF
them. ! personally counted 40
There appeared 20 be- certain.
well defined system that they fol
lowed Electric signals flashed
every few moments from a machine
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

because OF his proficiency Ia Eug
Iish pounded ON one door after am
other. calling out
"Darken your lights Darken
your liehtsi"
Soon The hotel Was IN pitch dark
ness The night itself was uky
black and The entire city was can.
oplod with thick. low haurinr clouds
There was hardly a STAR 10 be seen.
The fOur sides OF the hotel en-
close a spacious court From fhe
amount OF gabbUnr. 81 was evident
that most of the guests We're at
their windows Watching for the Ger
man machines.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
Births


BOYS
rs nelkowski % .klhortus " =
French Harper hospital j. MacNei,
bf5 Baldwin j Euoczyk ae9 fian-
cock ~ -arns l21 OTIS NJ Cava-
nagh. @5I NInetetnth s IolHtNka. 22
Rohy A lawuk. 6l7 Theodore q
IawtLrrne r. Srhfrle Providence
hospital. ~ J Meyer ass Ferdinand
FISCHER n 80 wborry TT Mott. 4i2
Vermont vs. relcaak 1910 So An
hin A. neSmet 62A HihEer ns-
lenwe. ~ MatlnorCugh boen!g. 4Ss
Catherine ~ Norn. 322 Winder J,
Miller. lL-larltOn- u. Tomas1ewalSi.
eei Haucock r =. NJ iRcrt. Court
ihud l. Wunsch $50 Fairview g.
iiosA is kendall PareIescu 80.
LAYERS 220 Northheid. VI Dsnizin,
l0f7 Theodore. W SitkieNicz. 67t
ri7uette A Greouherger. F. Ander.
SOM Womau's hospital. J Bigham. -
,ifes2icwicz. tss Thirty-third J.
1'hiocki hellog Asa,k.a, BENEDICT
Sortulnwn, +. tnpaldE s; Twelfth:
p RictnmIlier. $50 Philips. r Law
Ellery J " Cnughlin. sos DaBelle
W SMITH as scotten A. Pantolino.
100 Catherine. @. Nitale. 81 Fort T..
y MtUale Grace hospital A. De-
Roosevelt Wordnsr, 3Ts Poplar
" Richards ga Twenty second r..
Roarska E5e Rademacher. S Rosiu.
Af1 RiVard J krolikowski. 5b Ct
JoHcphst. g. Dettlon 265 Kerwin; F.
Marine, 9s5 BeRaemoro . Cterci z19
HolbroolJ. A. Giganfe. 526 Monroe.
GIRLS
p Okoin. 6S7 Hancock E. J. ze-
bracN SlA Chenr r. ~ Dilta 12f
rw ntoth N Janise 1910 St Aubin,
Butter Harper hospital. T. Maeaeaut
l1t Moran j Austin 565 sylvester,
k WorhulCks 400 Thirtv-third- 4.
Case. Providence hospital, T. Chcnyo.
ia Twenty third. i eennhauscr f56
Lumlcy 4. kurzmontknakar li4t a.
-trhiu RUfiy ff20 Chcno. ! rofs-
hous 1919 Cecil B. Proslti - ote.
.-,f tiahr. 1G Weason ~ -HrUuHI a..
5fj rlfayotte r.. = Sachs, $40 Hoi-
comb - %. F7aunery. 740 Marion A.
hrarhien Troy 7S3 Roosevelt g.
tuHav tGs Military. h.. 81. Auhin.
tfl 81 Auhfu w Fret u9erthnl 10
W1l5wiu Bonsky t0s Twenty
.Iw7rt 9ll Willis n E Connolly e42
vermont = f1aherty Sif Four
teerth; 70 K Crrf fSi rNcaste v
rrrtafrl er 500 second T. Sahn 1Iq
N0nfraln D. T. frarla. 1877 Waldo =.
ak 80 MerCtcr, irurov t5
rwers pohI 1877 Military. o.
Dane fTs Vermont T.. Rupprecif fo
Mulberry o. Clay ne Lisbon " r..
Iieller 63f Helen n Muffu Harper
hospital r. Denu 7GG Louisiana vs.
W Wonan's nospital I. Kuiis. 3b2 Gar
feId s.. Fudalr "a Lyon n Noros
sixteenth. p Smith. 1921 Mrnnu-
rHl1 D. samuel 6ff Warren F. f
iiI ihr- tfH+r'r hospital s. sciarami
.r. fl1 Hvar1 N Lentino.30l Mon
Hnndf. 74 flmwood n Chandler.
Fort N
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

years. cholitisthisis: Frederick Beau
doiu. % TuacoiR, months ileo- colt
rs. John Blake. Harper hospital.
about ~ years, lohar pneumonia;
George r. Davis. 64f Burlington. II
days. hemorrhages samuel McCluv-
Kiln $50 Connors months. cholera
Infant urui Edmund EakowHki. 42I
Ihirtiefh. Z months entertts. Ellen
Louise Peter SO Harper IS years,
arterll- scler0sis; Adoiph Bruder 500
Catherine. ~ years, apopleKy, Krys-
tyna Wrosch. S6s Hastings. so years.
chronic gastritis Adam Wagner. sss
Leland. months. brOnchO pneu-
moniai Charles Wasnundt sr., 1914
Fischer 50 years, diabetis mellitus;
Arthur Routin. Receiving hospital. 33
years fractured skull Frank Parys.
Herman Kiefer hospital years.
dlphtheria, Teliks OChala. 36t Liver
noiz. about ~ years valvul0r heart
disease, Helen MruczNo wska. 1880
Chmphel. 3 months. whooping cough
Francis Euringa, 2Tf LdNcruois. !
year broncho pneumonia Michael
Kopcinskf Henry Ford hospital
about "a years. bronchC pneumonia;
John J0worek $50 Eliot. j year. con-
vulEions James Rrvnnf Receiving
hospital 20 wears. general septicemia
Edwin T@Tsr'o 100 .Engie, II months.
cholera infantum John z. McRae.
Grace hospital. about 8o years. tntes-
tinai obstruction Edna kasze wsk
1872 Elm wood. 4 years fracturesi
skull Frank MatyanowsN, 1912 Du-
boiT 23 years. typhoid fever Caro-
line Kaminska. 104 Mi wauker r. 2
months summer diafrhea Anna
Schwab 1888 f-iol1 80 years carci-
n0ma WIN H0rner boulevard sani-
tarium, as wears, fractured skull T.
Nonnettl. gar Sinteenth ? years.
firhthcria fsaiache Horrow, Recetv-
ing hospital about ss years gastric
ulcer ELLEN Higgins. no Cleveland.
60 years. npopleyy.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

iireiy different from The story-book
descriptions OF Rir raids
Paris was positively refusing TO
get up q persprauon over such a
thing as German air raid
The Few Frenchmon out az that
hour passed us swinging their canes
and chatting about subjects far re
moved from bombs.
About This time a number OF stars
appeared in the sky 10 The east OF
Paris
it win get lighter and then #
vii be easier 20 see 'em," said a
Br.usher. noting the stars
But pretty soon the "stars" began
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

CHICAGO. Sept d. The police
today were rounding no what they
believed were the remaining mem
bers of a gang of boy and girl rob
bers and house breakers.
Ernest Rauschenbcrg. rs. and 10
reph Guerra. -. arc already under
arrest. Thousands OF dollars worth
OF iewelrv. clothing firearms and
other articles are alleged 90 have
been found in tho Easements OF
their homes
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
PUNISHED, BOY
TAKES OWN LIFE

ADRIAN. Mich. Sept 12.-Elsie
-Grluneu the 14year-Old son OF Mr.
and Mrs Pearl Grinnel. OF Palmyra.
Mich. committed suicide early Tues
day morning. The act probably being
due 20 the fact that tile evening be
fore he had been punished for some
prank The punishment was not Sc
we're. but on Tuesday morning be
fore the family was up. the lad went
20 the barn whore he partly blew OF
hts head with a shotgun.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

that remained In the center OF the
group. and each signal was followed
BY new maneuYcr.
10 soon became clear 20 as why
residents OF Paris no longer pay
serious attention 10 enemy air raids
Hundreds Of trained ayiators. on
duty constantly al the Paris sta
tions, take 20 the air IN their swift
machines the moment they receive
teleEraphic warnings that German
machines have been seen passing IN
the direction OF Paris
The French airmen virtually
fence on the air east and north
east Of the city, and n would be
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

CHICAGO. sept 70 Mrs Ella
F1agg Young. Chicago educator. was
enroute to- Washington today 20 be
come editor OF the Patriotic Man.
ual a publication 10 hc circulated
among all American school teachers
She Will undertake The work az the
request of Secretary McAdoo
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
KINCAID

KINCAID
II w Fort 81. OPP. Postofnce.
Wants. n idle and can qualify;
10 Fender hniehers,
2 Sacond-ciass engineers f2b.
6 American Concrete Carpen-
ters.
Rough grinders, s7Gi
Gauge Checkers,
Heavy garage repair,
Cutter grinders
Tool inspectors. 3 acstylene weld
Factory electricians.
Square shear operators
Hand screw. crank grinders.
Janitors. old men 90 clean shop
Tool crib men. 40c, drill proes,
Machine repair men oitteFs'
Boys for tool room. fz.16i
Heald grinders.
Janitor. SIS. 5 Internal grinders:
Production lathe. external repair.
Furnace helpers, 8 machine repair
3 Layout Craftsmen.
Z Tool Designers.
Floor mechanics. t5c,
Z Good dTu press;
Tool repair. body bumper:
] Brown crane loco. operator. b0r;
All-around machinists. bench
Eiectrician helpers.
Auto truck repair.
I M0lwriEhts chassis assem- blers
steamhtters. final assemblers.
3 FiremeRO (Papers).
WarehouseNhelpers. SIS;
Acme automatic;
Young man % learn cabinet max
ing.
JOB setter. Potter & Johnson;
5 Jones e. Lamson Operators.
INSPECTORS ON
Bench. Floor. Parts Motor. Rody
Lands grinders shaft oilers;
shSt metal lusp.. Lands grind
erE
Die einkers.
Frame painters and glsziers.
Trim de setters seat grinders
Factory carpenters Bullsrd hor-
ing.
Forge inspectors milling repair
Z Tool grinders. aFmature winders.
S Tool lathe s tool inspectors.
! Horizontal boring 3 brush paint
ers
7 Garage repair. service grinders
Auto truck repair;
Shipping room men
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

WASHINGTON. Sept 70 Rates
for the interstate transportation oi
milk. cream, and allied commodities
between points IN tho Central
Freight association territory and
from certain polnis south of the
Ohio river 90 Cincinnati, were de
clared sunreaemable by the Inter
state Commerce commission today.
a now schedule Of reasonable rates
was prescribed effective Dec 1.
1917 Tho case has been before the
commission since October. 1916.
PrintfnE-thc plain neat kind-that
ts rfrhf--Ttni~s Job Dcpt.--Wain ara.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

PARIS Sept t2- Here ~ a pfc
turo of Paris as Z saw it during a
German air raid
About N o'clock the fire depart
ment motors pounded thru tho
streets blowiur siren whistles that
aroused everybody from bed Now
that The raid s matter ~ history
I recall that ono of its most terr.fy-
ing features was the amount OF
noise the fire departments made
WIS stopping al hotel whose
chief patronage comes from Ameri
cans and British. Az The frat warn
Ing blasts. the French hallmnn hired
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

wAsHINGTON. Sept IL The
date Of graduation ~ Tho colored of.
fcers training camp at Fort Des
Molnos. iowa ls deferred until oct.
IL. Secretary of War Baker an
nounccd today.
Instruction az tho camp viii be
continued until that date
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
ounmen KIN Cleveland Detective.

CLEVELAND Sept. l2-Plain
Clothes Man Elmer r Glaefke OF
The Cleveland police force was shot
and killed early today by Two gun.
men The killing occurred within
t-ro minutes walk Of the police sia-
tion Two men are held as sus
poets
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
Windsor Has New Smallpox Case.

Another case of smaIIp0Y was de
covered in Windsor Tuesday. the
victim beinr an euploye OF tho Pen
berthy Injector company Dr
George r. Cruickshank. health Of
hcer. ordered tho vaccination OF
every employe of thc plant The
board of health has decided in view
of the outbreak of smallpox. 20 con.
tinue rs nght for an isolation hos
pital which was recently voted down
by the taxpayers
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
Annther W-ndaor soIdler kIIIed

Another Windsor Soldier Killed
Private David Smith. brother of
Herbert smith Windsor merchant.
Is reported killed IN action. m
France Private Smith lefi Windsor
with tho Nincticth battalion -Four
brothers arc scrvine wifh Canadian
units in France and Gffh Andrew
Smith, or Buffalo has been drafted
bv tho United States government
Private Lennon No. rs lanspoarv.
ave. Windsor, "a in British hos
ptal suffering from wounds received
m Lens
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
More Uplifting

Docs hc follow amy other orcuna
Ion than that al -maeagine poet ~ -"
"Ob. yes, be is burglar tn his
better momcnta"
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
BUSINESS c1Rns
PROPOSALS FOR SUB
STATION BUILDINGS

Sealed proposals for the complete
work required in the construction ~
q srb-atation building iu ftf south
aide ~ stone street east - wood
mere avenue. and for on addition 81
anb-HfaffHn Ir fawtnn avenue. south
of Warren avenue VIII ne received
AZ the nfnce ~ the Public Lighting
Commission. &c East AtNatrr street
Detroit Mich until 10 r.. M. Mon
lay. oct. Z 1917
lrequlred construction includes
Mnsuni Work steel Hrf Iron Work.
rarpehfcr Work Roofing and Sheet
Metal Work HatnnnA and q klnGs
pfnflNtnE and Hot Nafar HeatinT
prdnaaaIs shall be- made in hrNprd-
ance w,th The plans and ereri1ra-
lions prepared ~ smith. iflnchman ~
GrVIls. Washington Arcade Detroit.
Mich
These plans and specifications ars
on ais in their office Copies may BE-
secured upon application
PUBLIC LIGHTING COMMISSION.
No. r. n. BOWLER Ssc'y
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

rrtntinR-fbe pinin neat kInd--thnt
a. rfrht--Tfme Job uept.-Mnin f52o
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

Jon sALE-nnsIpnNcn PRorzRTs
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-12

BUY BARGAINS.
10000 nice so acre ranch bottom land.
old water right, inch to acre, 6 room
house, fenced, all in cultivation, part
in hay, one mile from car line. good
buy, terms.
$900,3 room house, 1t foot lot, all In
fruit, free water. will take team in
trade, and terms.
$500, room house, small lot, fine
shade. easy terms.
$1,000, IL acres good bottom land, IL
inches free water except q few cents
maintenance. house and well. A
snap.
s11OO. ~ acres all cultivated paid
water.
$1,000, 20 acre ranch near Boise, 8 room
house and other buildings.
$1700, room modern bungalow, nice
hardwood floors. East front. Terms.
COLVIN & RINARD.
Room 5, Merino Building,
Boise, Idaho. ME-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-12

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A nice
6 room bungalow, modern except
heat, on car line, clear OF encum-
brance. fruit. shade and lawn. Party
wants s or 10 acre tract. Price $4,000.
STOCK Of general merchandise and
building. clear of encumbrance. Will
exchange for good ranch. Value
$1,000.
FOR SALE-40 acres, paid water, deep
well, small house. barn, alfalfa, Z
acres pasture. small orchard. balance
grain land, $4,000.
FOR SALE-A fine so acre dairy
ranch, 4 miles from Meridian, on
graveL>road, good house, barn, we'll
fenced, 2S acres in alfalfa, IS acres
pasture. 9 acres bearing orchard,
balance grain land. This 10 q snap
at $4,000. Half cash will handle.
40 ACRES on Ten Mile bottom, all In
pasture and alfalfa. Paid water
right deep well. small house, barn,
family orchard, on gravel road, near
school. You can have this fine 40
for $4,000.
IDAHO REALrr CO.
800 N. sth g. Ms
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-12
DAY REALTY BARGAINS.

DAY REALTY BARGAINS.
SO ACRES all under q paid up water
right on the Eagle bench; no build
ings, but all fenced and partly culti-
vated water and land both for $55
per acre; terms.
100 WITH paid up New York water.
$50 in hay, balance in grain land;
all fenced with woven wire: small
house. cistern. outbuildings and fam
lily orchard; located on graveled road
and IN miles from town and v mile
rom school: s125 per acre. and
terms.
80 ACRES with paid up New York
water.
10 ACRES. about 90 acres irrigabls,
acres alfalfa; new house; all fenced;
government water: price $4,000.
20 ACRES in sagcbrush on good road
$40 per acre; small payment or stock
will handle this.
u ACRE and s-roofa meiern home on
S-eent car line for sale or trade for
city property.
DON'T delay, see Day TODAY.
DAY REALTY COMPANY.
10th d Idaho Sts.. Boise, Ida. Phone 50.
Il
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-12
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN.

$500 will purchase a strictly modern
six room furnace heated house. Will
take as first payment an unincum-
bered vacant lot or a diamond. Bal
ance s3s per month. Purchaser to as
sumo $1,000 mortgage. The Edward
Stein Co.. 100 N. 10th st. Phone 9s.
MA
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-12
! IMPROVED FARM FoR RENT.

IMPROVED FARM FOR RENT.
Owner having fine developed farm of
approximately 200 acres, part in al
falfa, part in grain land. good water
right, spring water for stock and
household use: will consider rental
proposition for 1918 to tenant who
has first class equipment Of machin-'
cry and stock and ability to handle
place Of this kind. Over $1,000 was
taken off this farm in 1917. Write
fully concerning stock. equipment and
ability to handle such a property;
clio Capital News, 20S1. N12
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-12
= = = = . = . .
WALKERS SNAPS.

) . . = = = = = = = = = = . . =
WALKERS SNAPS. ~
; 80 ACRES under government
} project in high state Of cult
walton: fine improvements. 40
acres in alfalfa, all smooth I
land, excellent soil near
school house and church; $125 !
per acre. Terms.
One of the finest SOS on Deer :
: Flat, the best potato land in
Idaho; food improvements.
- near the town of Huston, land
lays perfect. and is all ready
; for 1918 crop Of potatoes. You
; potato men should see this :
} quick.
112 acres ear the town Of z
Wilder. smooth bench land, no
sand; volcanic ash soil, in Gull
tivation, new house, deep well,
SIPS per acre. Land adjoining
that selling for 5000 per acre,
; See this quick. Easy terms.
; M. L. Walker Real Estate
+ Agency, Caldwell, Idaho. tt.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-12
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN REAL
ESTATE

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN REAL
ESTATE
$4,000 will buy an S-room house on a
fine corner lot three blocks from the
capitol, with fire proof garage; all
for $4,000.
$500 will buy five-acre country
home with family orchard; good
buildings; close to car line; it's we'll
worth the money.
$4,000 buys a complete little farm on
the 1nterurban with 6-room cottage:
close to school; ideal location.
$1,000 will buy a 4-room home with
fine shady lot; close in; this 10 a
neat little home and a good bargain
for someone.
$4,000 for an excellent 40-acre farm
mostly in alfalfa; fine shade; paid up
water; fair buildings; deep well and
close to school.
Here Ii a farm that Is q good buy
100 acres Of good land mostly in al
falfa with paid-up water right at 500
per acre; possession at once and
easy terms.
We have the bargains.
w. f. PIERCE a co.
The Old I:eliable Real Estate Dealers
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-12
SEE WILSON SMITH,
1929 Main st.

so ACRES on bench, mostly in hay,
lays beautifully, deep soil, plenty OF
water, ideal community, a good buy,
safe investment and money maker.
Only $1,000. Terms If desired. We
make no trades and our prices are
right. Farm land is our speciality.
MI