davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-08
A.lvarado no es reconstruction

Ell periodico jarocho, fiel a su idea
lie aplaudir Ia obra de Alvarado, d.
10 en- uno de sus articulos publlca-
dos: "%inicio, primero que nadie, la
labor de la reconstruction" y. este
solo ha bastado para que los MEM
bros del Centre Democratico indie
pendiente Sc apresuren a decir que
Alvarado no ha "reconstruido nada,"
desde ell momento que, cuando tomo
las riendas del %gobierno, no habia
NADIA "destruido," y que tambien es
false el %concepto de que "hublera re-
suelto satisfactoriamente ell profile
ma economico de Tucatan, en- piena
revolucion," porque ell sistema eco
nomico del Estado no adolecia de
ninguna anomalia notable, nj preci-
saba, por ende, la intervention de
manos profanas como las de Alva-
RADIO para su .alivio.
iHabia algo "~destruido" en- Yucca
tan,-dicen,-en ell mes de septiem-
bre de 1914, cuando tomo pacifica
v tranqulamente possession del Esta-
do la revolution triunfante. con la
intervention del mayor Eleuterio Avi
la, nombrado al efecto por ell senior
Venustiano Carranza? Responda 10
historic; responda la sociedad. Los
hechos no ocurieron cuando Jerjes,
poseido de tstupida soberbia, hizo
cue sus soldados uza Ell Heles-
ponto para azotar el mar. Pasaron
aver. Son, por 10 tanto, contempora-
neos. sg'
Hacen un analisis de la situacion.
Sigue e! ~peri6dico yucateco ma
ciendo IN analisis de la situacion de
la peninsula, tai y como la encontro
Alvarado al llegar al gobierno, y
dice que sus asuntos m~archaban a pc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-08
Esto cs 10 que ha reconstruct"

Para terminar, los periodistas yu-
catecos diccn que Alvarado ha re-
construido 10 que destruyo antes de
Ia propiedad raiz; que, por ejemplo,
esta %edificando I'm temple masonico
donde estuvo la iglesia de Jesus Ma
ria; que esta levantando un palacio.
donde estuvo ell Obispado; que esta
abriendo jardines publicos, donde
fue Ell atrio de Cathedral; pero que
este no e; hacer obra p%atriotica, 81
no obra jacobina y necia. Y que lie
CARA ell tempo en- que ell pueblo de
Yucatan, herido Ell 81 libra sensible,
Sc apreste a la lucha para quitarse
de encima Ell insufrible yugo de esta
tirania militar que lie atormenta.
"Presentamos hechos concretos,-
Observation-Disclosures per {" testimonio
de TODD IN pueblo"
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q WrlLO UIL LEl@sIdIIISI--- IINE-3"N
para el hosar. Ed;Ci0n De luyo.....S2-DI
StloSo.a Elemental, H0r BalLleS ......Si-2j
ASTORIA SssraGa. Libro del AntlSUO J
Snevo Testameuto. que cOntiene Ia
historic Gel pueblo de Israel. vtcnto-
81 ClaraTuenIe como 80 -prerGra Ia
EsnICs del NesiaS. EClclol dc ltlo.S2H
y !miIsc.tu lie CrlStO ---..--.-.---.... D.:
-hvAlc gIa1.csno dc OTaci0neS ..--.-..- bgf
los Aarr.es, 0 eI Tr;unfo 0e Ia Rell-
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No habia NADIA destruido.

cuando tom6 ell mando del gobierno
no habia NADIA destruido? preguntan
los yucatecos.
Las haciendas henequeneras, en-
pie, no habia n sola maquina VIOLA
da, nj I'm solo planted reducido a ce-
nizas; los ferocariles prestaban ell
servicio publico, conforme a u con-
cesiones V a sus intinerarios, pues
una sola de sus ~locomotoras, no ha-
bia sufrido desperfectos; los tran
Was recorrian las GALES; las tabri-
cas- funcionaban regularmente; ell CO.
mercio trabajaba tambien; las escue-
las estaban abiertas; los periodicos Sc
publicaban; las imprentas no hablan
sido incautadas todavia; los talleres
Sc veian replctos de obrcros; y, por
no deiar, nj resistencia armada en-
contr6 Alvarado a SUI llegada a Yu-
catan, 81 So cxceotua I'M requena
escaramuza en- Halach6.
Poor QUO cl Car de todas las Rusias.
-Pero he Observation-Disclosures
tom6 possession del gobierno en- NOM
hire del senior CarranZa, traycndo
en- las mano una suma de podcr que
no tiene preccdente en- la historic de
ningun pueblo, nj aun del absolut!s-
ia Imperio que fuc de los Czares de
Russia. y comenzo a eXpedir decreto
tras decreto. derribando TODD 10 eXl5
tente en- materia de legislation re-
~volucionaria, y no, pues leGislo riva-
lizando con Licurgo, sobre toros, So
bre escuclas. sobre henequen, so5re
casas, sobrc t~ierras, sobrc ferrocarg!-
les. sobrc tranvias. sobre las con-
ciencias: sobre alcoholics, sobrc MGR
cados. sobrc industries, sobre cl ira
bajo. sobre TODD.
En- matcria &c Observation-Disclosures
dcn,-no solo Sc ha llegado a la anar
quia. sino que Sc paso de ella, en-
trandose en- los obscuros domlnlos
del caos; la justicia Sc puso en- ma
nos de commentaries militares,-qul-
"a muy bien int%encionados y muy
acknowledgement absolutamente lie
trados Y sin capacidad; el mismo Al
varado pronunci6 srntencias Y IA
Hos que por ell mismo Carranza fuc-
ron derogados; Sc do, en- fin, mar
gen V OCCASION para que'fuesen SAGA
das a la plaza piblica muchas mise
rias que por consideraciones de alta
moral no dcbieron nunca salir de la
intimidad, Y surgieron, como por ar
tc de encantamiento, mil modernos
Asmodeos que. ~levantando impudl-
camente ell velo de los talamos nup-
ciales. presentaran a las %curlosas
miradas de los cuervos, carne des-
compuesta para hincar los encorva-
dos picos...
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(Viene de la Pag. 1a.)

Las 6 coronas del general" que con
tiene una rcfutacion mesurada, pero
cnergica, de los c%onceptos fundamen-
tales en- que sc apoyan los ditirambos
del diario veracduzano.
Para que nuestros lectores juz-
guen de la importancia de esta ter
minante rectiftcacion de los yucca
tecos, creemos oportuno enterarlbs
de los antecedentes que median sohre
ell particular.
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FL Elju del cOrSarlO rOjO.
Los uliimos rilibuStcroS.
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r. cNicriulniO de una lrlOu.
las aruIlds dc la EStcpa.
La C>trC!ia de IL ArauCanIa.
II CI mar dc las pcrlaS.
los Cstra-nS dc IL China
la muulafa &c orc.
La IiraTl blanca.
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
(GRocERs-c,ntinusd.)

KNIGHT GROCERY. SIS Main. For
good things to eat. Groceries, Open
evenings. Tel. 1914.
NELSON BROS. 1908 No, 13th 81.
Groceries, provisions and grain. Tel.
S27. 1901 No. goth st. Groceries.
meats. grain. Tel. TIC,
PEOPLES CO. NERO
co. 7th and Idaho SITS. wholesale
and retail. Groceries, provisions.
Prompt delivery. any part OF city,
Tel. 352.
RELIABLE GROCERY. staple ana
fancy groceries, fruits and veRe-
tables in season. J. A. Flsck. Prom.
Tel. S7s-w.
STAR GROCERY. Baker Bros. 11s
No. 10th st. Buy coffee in bulk
and save the price OF the can. Tel. a.
SUTTON GROCERY. 11s So. 9th st
Groceries and meats. Tel. 17l.
18TH ST. COMMISSARY. GIT No
18th st. Groceries and meats worth
buying. Don't hesitate to phone
your orders. Everything guaranteed
as represented. Prompt delivery.
Tel. 145.
WILLIAMS GROCERY. s1y No. eth
St Bosses popular grocery. Fruits
fish, poultry and vegetables. Quail
ity supreme. Tel. 212S.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
DENTISTS.

DENTISTS.
DIR. CARRII. l.. BERTHAUMN. 403
Idaho bldg. Tel. 1873. Res. 1377-W.
DIR. F. w. CRICHFTELD. 1918 Falk
bldg. Tel. 7S6-W Res. S72.
DIR. HAROLD DRESSER. 405 Over
land bldg. Tel. 2669-J. Res. 27O3 M.
DIR. w. Q. KING. 416 Overland bid.
Tel. Ss4-J.
DIR. e. II. MABERLEY. 21S Soma
bldg. Tel Res. 3S1-W.
DIR. II. G. PATTERSON, S25 Soma
bldg. Tel 1872-W.
DIR. C. A. PHILPOTT. SIP Overland
bldg. Pyorrhea and Prophylaxis.
Tel 2669-W.
DIR. R. E. SHELTON. FOG Yates Tel.
251. Res. 1360-W.
DIR. E. w. WALKER. 330-31-32 Yates.
Tel 261S. Res. 1921.
DIR. A. e. WEAVER. 510-11 Overland
bldg. Tel. 143-J. Res. 2002-J.
DIR. M. Y. LUCAS. 417-419 Empire
bldg. Tel. 50.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
GROCERS.

GhOCEHS.
THE BOSTON GROCERY. zoos Main.
Staple and fancy groceries. Fruits
and vegetables in season. Our line
is complete. Tel. 2S6.
CHURCH & BILDERBACK. S21 No.
Sth st. Standard groceries. vege-
tables. fish and oysters. Tel. us.
CITY MARKET. POI No. 9th. Com
CONSUMERS. 106 No. 10th st. As a
war measure we have adopted the
groceteria plan of selling grocer
les. This reduces the high cost OF
living to the cent. L. f. Workman,
Mgr. Tel. 70.
plete line Of groceries and meats.
Tel 5s2-W.
GEN MARKET. Doolittle & Son, Pror
1910 No. 18th. Groceries, fruits and
vegetables. Fish. oysters and meats.
Tel s4s.
THE GRANGE CASH GROCERY. III
Bannock. We sell for cash only
Money back If not pleased. Tel. SIS
w.
HART's GROCERY STORE. 100. No
18th ST. Vegetables. School sup
plies. Tel 4s1.
HIGH SCHOOL GROCERY. 1905
Washington. Groceries, school sup
plies. candy and ice cream. Open
to II. w. ]. Plemmons, Prop. Tel
702.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
BAR 3 Frs.

6AHoEnSs
THE ANTISEPTIC. liz No. 10th. Nat
ural hot water and baths; chairs.
l.. T. Johnson.
ASTOR BARBER SHOP. 925 Main.
Bosses finest shop; ask about Clio
vers" shampoo. Fred Zimmerli.
BRISTOL BARBER SHOP Bristol
hotel. The Sanitary Shop. High
class work only; chairs. Frank
Taylor.
IDAN-H fla BARBER SHOP. Idan- Ha
hotel. for high class work; 4 first
class BARRIERS. Frank LABEL.
MITCHELL BARBER SHOP. al So.
10th st. Lady BARRIERS: 3 chairs,
clean, sanitary shop, catering to chill
dren, ladies' shampooing, scalp treat
ment: dandruff cured.
OWYHEE BARBER SHOP. Owyhee
hotel. High class workmanship:
manicure. Oliver T. Long. Tel. 1900.
THE PARAMOUNT. 719 Bannock.
The quickest and best service in
city. Sterilized hot towel to each
customer.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
AUTOS FOR HIRE.

CENTRAL AUTO LIVERY. $50
Main. Touring cars and taxicabs,
day or night country trips; equipped
with heaters. Joe Milich. Tel. 715.
COLE LIVERY. 919 Main. Country
trips, mountain work. "A taxi line
without a Ford" Heated taXis and
touring cars; Hudson Super Six, Sc
dams, phaetons. Cadillacs and
Oldsmobiles. orric S. Cole. Mgr.
Tel. 10.
KELLY'S LIVERY. 9O4 Main. Tour
ing cars, sedan service. We are
careful drivers. Country trips. Call
Kelly II you want service. Tel. sos.
MICKEY LIVERY. 1902 Main. Taxi
and touring car service. Courteous
drivers, familiar with all roads.
North Idaho and eastern Oregon
trips. Tel. 266.
PERRY VIRGIL AUTO LIVERY
Idanha hotel. Largest auto service
in town. Taxis and touring cars;
auto ambulance service: also funer-
al cars. Truck hauling. Tel. 21.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
FUEL co.

FUEL CO.
BOISE GAS, LIGHT & COKE co, Of
flee 211 No. 10th st. Plant So. Sth
st. Manufacturers gas for lighting.
fuel for Industrial purposes. Man
ufacturers coke for heating and do
nestle use. Tel office, 537. Plant,
215.
BOISE PAYETTE LUMBER co.
woodward, 9rd st. and r. r. st.
Mill wood, green or dry, delivered
at your home or to your team. E.
NJ. Ford, Mgr. Tel $50.
CENTRAL COAL & SEED CO. GA
Idaho. Fuel, seeds, feed and poul-
try supplies, sacks and Irvine. Tel. l.
CITIZENS COAL co. los No. 9th st.
Coal, wood, feed. seed, poultry sup
plies. Tel. IS.
INDEPENDENT COAL & TRANS
FER CO. 1909 Main. Owyhee Hotel
Bldg. Aberdeen coal. The best in
the west by government test. GEN
eral transferring. Auto trucks. Tel. u.s.
LION COAL CO. 500 Bannock. Tel
esd. Yard 18th and r. R. ST. Tel.
81. S. Gaunt, Mgr.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
CIGARS AND ToeAccos.

CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
BANK CIGAR STORE. 919 Main st.
Tobaccos, soft drinks. beer on
draught; card room. Tel. 619-R
CENTRAL CIGAR STORE. 800 Main.
Tobaccos. confectionery, soft drinks,
card room. Tel. 173.
COCHRANE'S CIGAR STORE. 229
So. 10th st. Tobaccos, magazines,
confectionery, ice cream, fountain.
Tel. 147s-J.
JEROME'S. ia No. sth st. Enough
said" Tel. TAI.
CHARLEY KOZAwA. It'll and Main.
Tobacco, candy. soft drinks, fruits,
pool. Tel. ISL.
LIBERTY CIGAR STORE. 704 Main.
Tobaccos. soft drinks, candy, card
room. c. r. Miller.
MERINO POOL HALL. 119 No. 9th
st. Five pool tables, card room, to-
baccos, soft drinks. Tel. 172-J.
FRED MURPHY CIGAR co. S11
Main; Tel. 67o-J. 1901 Main: Tel.
992-W. 220 No. Sth; Tel. 1524-J. CT
gars, tobaccos, smokers articles,
pocket billiards, wholesale and re-
tail cigars.
OLD TIMERS CIGAR STORE. 9th
and Idaho. Cigars, cigarettes, tobac-
cos, pipes. Tel. 3SS-W.
PARROTT CIGAR STORE, LTD. S07
Main. Tobaccos, card room, pipes,
canes and umbrellas. Abe Frank.
Tel. 3S-W
UNION CIGAR STORE. 727 Main.
Union label tobaccos. drinks. Try
Jim's root beer; it's fine in stems.
Periodicals Tel. cow.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
DRUGGISTS.

DRUGGISTS.
BALLOU-LATIMER CO., LTD. 9th
and Idaho. Druggists, Kodaks and
supplies, tobaccos, stationery, ice
cream. Tel AZ.
BECKLEY PHARMACY. Formerly
McCrum Drug Co. 9O6 Main. Pre-
scription specialists; agents Penslar
remedies. DIR. Kimball's remedies.
Norman c. Beckley, Prop. Tel 1874
4sS-W.
THE JOY DRUG STORES. No. 2
store: 10th and Main; No. store.
Sth and Bannock. The Rexall Stores.
Largest Kodak finishing dept in the
state. Mail orders receive prompt
attention. P. o. sub-station; free
delivery and telephone. Tel. 2512-
2516.
RED CROSS PHARMACY. 917 Main.
A drug store specializing In drugs
and sundries. Also Kodaks and Sup
plies. Tel. S21.
OVERLAND PHARMACY. Sth and
Main SITS. The Busy Corner. Agency
Nyal Remedies. Prescriptions spe-
cialty. Kodak Supplies. Tel. 500.
WHITEHEADS PHARMACY. sis
Main. Capitol Hotel block. Largest
stock of kodaks and supplies in Idaho.
Prescriptions. Meritol and A d. S.
Remedies. Mail orders post free. Tel.
$40.
OWHYHEE PHARMACY. Owyhee
Hotel corner. Free delivery. drugs,
chemicals. sick room supplies. Agts.
for the reliable and celebrated Miller
line Of rubber goods. Kodaks, A. ID.
s. family remedies. Tel. 81.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
(AUToMoeILES-continued.)

AUTOMOBILE AND ACCESSORIES
co. Gil Main, Agents Chandler
autos and service accessories and re-
pairs. A. w. Smith. Prop. Tel. Gil.
BOISE MOTOR CAR co. 9th and
Bannock. Agents Dodge Bros. mo-
tor cars and accessories. Tel. $50.
II. II. BRYANT & SON. 18th and
Front. Ford motor cars, parts and
accessories. Kelly Springfield trucks.
F1restone and truck tires. Tel. 300.
COFFIN & BEGLAN. Agents Hup-
mobile and Mitchell cars. Complete
ly equipped for repairs. Goodyear
service station. Tel. 1875.
CRANSTON G. COMPANY. 10th and
Front Agents Studebaker autos,
accessories. Supplies and repairs.
Tel. 249.
GRANT SIX GARAGE. 2o6-212 So.
10th st. Agent Grant Six. Dealers
in motor cars, accessories and re-
270.
GEM STATE MOTOR co. 913-17
Grove st. Agents King 8, Lexington
6, Elgin 6, Chevrolet autos, Republic
and Service trucks. Smith Form -
Truck. Tel. sc.
RANDALL DODD AUTO CO. Ltd.
18th and Main. Agents Buick, Olds-
mobile, National autos. G. NJ. c.
trucks. Tel 1174.
SAXON MOTOR SALES co. 9th
and Grove. Agents Saxon autos.
Dealers in motor cars, accessories,
tires. Repairs on all makes. I. A.
Gordon, Prop. Tel. So.
SERVICE MOTOR co. 1915 Bannock
Nash motor cars and trucks, garage
and general repairing. accessories
gas, oils, Goodyear service. d. l.
Shank, Prop. Tel 459.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS.
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPOND
ENCE SCHOOLS OF SCRANTON.
20 Merino bldg. Tel. 573-J.
CREAM cry.

CREAMERY.
BOISE COOPERATIVE CREAMERY
CO., LTD. 919 Bannock. Manufac-
turers. Purity butter, cheese, ice
cream. Pure as the name implies.
Sweet milk, cream, buttermilk. Tel.
700.
IDAHO CREAMERY co. s13 Ban
mock ST. Manufacturers fancy Ice
cream and butter. Tel. $50.
MUTUAL CREAMERY CO. 9th and
Miller. Manufacturers Maid o. Clo-
Yer products. Tel. 598-599.
F. A. STEVENSON. 1926 f. Jeffer-
son. Colonial butter, eggs. dairy pro-
ducts. We deliver over the city.
BAKERS DAIRY. Special milk for
babies through the clarified process.
South OF fair grounds. Tel. 2640-J.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
BANKS.


BOISE CITY NATIONAL. BANK. Est.
1886. Sth and Idaho. Best banking
service in all branches. Tel. II and
IS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Capital
100000; surplus 100000; undivided
profits s62,179.21; deposits $685.
993.91. Tel. 1913.
IDAHO NATIONAL BANK. 9th and
Main. Four per cent interest On
time deposits. "A Growing Bank in a
Growing Community" Safety de-
post boxexs for rent; correspondence
solicited. Tel. $50.
OTERLAND NATIONAL BANK. 9Th
and Main. United States deposi.
tory; per cent interest paid on SAL
ings accounts. Tel. 205.
PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK. 9th and
Main. Accounts of farmers and
merchants solicited; per cent in
terest on time deposits. Tel. 1873.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
BAKERIES

BAKERIES.
THE HOLSUM BAKERY co. 18th
and Idaho. Holsum bread satisfies.
Tel 231.
IMPERIAL BAKERY. 922 Front. All
kinds Of bakery and confectionery
goods. Tel. 90.
ROYAL BAKERY. Ills Main st.
Home of Butter Crust bread. Cakes
a speciality. Tel. $50.
SHEAFFER BAKING co. 1904 Fair
view. Try our Sunrise bread. Tel.
1886.
TABLE QUEEN BAKERY. 1913 No.
18th. Specializing in angel cakes.
Wilson's graham whole wheat and
rye bread is always good. Made by
j. w. Wilson. Tel. 1911.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
AUTO TIRES.

AOIO VIH6o.
w. G. ANDRUS. 204 So. 10th ST. Tire
vulcapizing. We furnish any make
of tire. all work guaranteed: tire ac-
cessories. Tel. SEW.
BOISE VULCANIZING WORKS. 129
So. 18th st. Expert tire and tube re-
pairs: agents Savage tires. Tel. $50.
GROWS TIRE SHOP. 1922 Main.
vuleauising and bicycle repairs; sun
dries, baby carriage tires. etc.
IDAHO LOCK STITCH TIRE FAC
TORY. 1920 Main st. Have your
tires lock stitched and save money.
Tel. 24ss-M.
2 IN 1 LoCKsTITCH TIRE FAC
TORY. I'll So. 10Th st. We make
your old tires wear. like new. Tel
al.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
ATTORN EYS.
G. ADAMS, 442 Yates Bldg.


BARBER & DAWSON. 45o-51-52
Yates Bldg. Tel. 1890.
JAMES S. BOGART. 211 Overland
Bldg. Tel. 1S44-W.
n EUGENE BRASIE. 800 Idaho Bldg.
Tel s44. Res. 609.
NJ. l. CHURCH. 607-9-11 Empire Bldg.
Tel. 31S-W.
]. +. COLVIN. and Merino Bldg.
Tel. 3S1.
p. e. CAvANEY. 424 Idaho Bldg. Tel.
2470-W. Res. 6S3-J.
DELANA & DELANA. 629-31-3S En-
pire Bldg. Tel. 522.
G. l.. DOCKERY, 21o-11 McCarty Bldg.
Tel. 117s-w. Res. rs Washington
ST, Tel. 1142-W.
WM. c. DUNBAR. S21-22 Idaho bldg.
Tel. 1871. Res. 2056-W.
c. H. EDWARDS. 507-5o9 Overland
bldg Tel 14S2-J. Res. 970-M.
CLINTON H. HARRISON. 5000 EN- !
pire Bldg. Tel. sos.
FRAWLEY e KOELSCH. 6O6-7-S-9
Idaho Bldg. Tel. 81.
J. r. GOOD. 3O1-3O2 Soma Bldg. Tel.
319-W. Res. 1S54-J.
s. II. HAYS, 80 Boise City Nat. Bank
Bldg. Tel. SAL.
HAWLEY & HAWLEY. 607-613 Over
land Bldg. Tel. 125. James H. Haw-
Icy, Jess Hawley, o. W. Worthwine,
Sam S. Griffin, James H. Hawley,
Jr.
c. s. HUNTER. 527-S Idaho Bldg. Tel
1901. Res. 1S4-J.
JOHN JACKSON. 424 Idaho Bldg. Tel
2470-W. Res. 1924 Bannock st. Tel
923
KARL PAINE. 412 Idaho Bldg. Tel
$50. Res. 44o-R.
CHAS. NJ. KAHN. 14-15 Falk Bldg
Tel. SOS. Res. 1886.
KESSLER & PIZEY. 1929 Empire
Bldg. Res, 1314-W.
HOMER LINGENFELTER. 217-1s
Idaho bldg. Tel. 20.
HUGH Z. M'ELRoY. COLL Empire
Bldg. Tel. S1S-J.
MARTIN g. MARTIN. 5O3-4-5 Idaho
Bldg. Tel. 554.
d. T. MILLER. Lawyer and notary
public, 321 Yates Bldg. Tel. 1855
p. f. NEAL, f13s15-17 Empire Bldg
Tel. ls7-2S6s-W.
J. L. NIDAY. so7-aos Overland Bldg
Tel. 81.
j. +. NUGENT. 4O1- 400 Overland
Bldg. Tel 560-W.
oPPENHEIM & HoDGIN. 602-s-4-5
Idaho Bldg. Tel. 432.
PERKY & BRINCK. 305-3oS McCartS
Bldg. Tel. 100.
RICHARD NJ. PRICE. 3O1- 1902 Soma
Bldg. Tel. 319-W. Res. 1861.
CIIAS. F. REDDOCK. 5O9-1o Idaho
Bldg. Tel. III.
RICHARDS & HAGA. General prac-
tice, Idaho Bldg. Tel. 29.
EDWARD G. ROSENHEIM. 21s-1s
Idaho Bldg. Practices in all state
and federal courts. Tel. 10.
W. H. SAVIDGE 625-627 Empire
Tel. 956-J. Res. 2137-J.
S. r. SCHREIBER. 419 Idaho bldg
Lawyer. Tel. Res. 52o-J.
S. l.. Upton. 361-62 Soma Bldg
City Attorney. Tel. 495.
FLOYD C. WHITE. 320-32S Yates
Bldg. Justice Of the Peace. Tel
lot.
CHARLES E. wINsTEAD. els Ida
no Bldg. Tel. 81.
o. r. WOODS. 351-54 Soma Bldg
WOOD & DRIsCoLL. COILS Overland
Bldg. Tel 40.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
CONFECTIONERY.

BOISE CONFECTIONERY. 300 No.
sth st Candies. chocolates and pas
try; light lunches. soft drinks. Tel.
1851.
CANDY SHOP. els No. sth st. The
new store, with candy for mother,
wife, sweetheart or baby. Not fac
tory made, but home made. Elabor-
ate soda fountain. Tel. s5s.
INTERURBAN CONFECTIONERY.
Next to station. Candy, fruits ci-
gars, periodicals. Tel. 3i-J.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FRY & SUMMERS. 800 Bannock
Funeral directors, embalmers. Am
bulance service. Krebs & Summers.
Tel. 916.
M'BRATNEY & HAMPTON. 706
Idaho. Independent funeral direct
ors. Licensed embalmers. All mo-
tor drawn equipment. Ambulance
service. Call us day or night. Tel
506-W.
SCHREIBER & SIDENFADEN. 609-
IL Bannock. Undertakers. Tel. 1870.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
ENGIN e e RS.

ENGINEERS.
JOHN p. CONGDON. Gem Bldg. Con-
sulting engineer Member American
Society of civil Engineers. General
practice Tel. 96S-W.
C. J. FRANKLIN, 52l Idaho Bldg. Civil
engineer. Practice covers reporting.
hydraulics. railroad and expert work.
Tel. 1544-J.
THE MISSOURI VALLEY BRIDGE &
IRON co. 31s-319 McCarty Bldg.
Highway bridges, structural steel,
road building machinery and con-
tractors equipment. II. l.. Luther,
western agent. Tel Is9a-R.
GORDON t. SMITH. 42s Idaho bldg.
Civil and mining engineer, Tel.
37s-W. Res. 1861.
A. ]. WILEY. 620-621 Idaho Bldg. Mem
Der American Society of Civil Engi-
neers. Tel. 1367-W.
GEORGE H. wYMAN. 1888 Falk
Bldg. Member American Institute %
Mining Engineers. Tel. 1878.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18

E. w. c. A. Welcome for women and
girls. Pleasant rest and reading
rooms. Books and magazines, piano
and Victrola. Directory of rooms,
free employment bureau, educational
classes, cafeteria. 4th floor McCar-
~ Bldg. Tel. 1546-W.