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Arizona republican., 1919-01-12

tenor of the Chicago opera. He was born in Cork, Ireland, but his musical education was gotten at the Paris Conservatoire He made his debut in opera at Geneva and sang for a number of years in the smaller thea ters with much success. He sue ceeded Muratore at the famous Paris opera and comes direct to us from there That he is a very valuable ad
 dition to the forces of the Chicago company is evidenced by the fact that he has substituted several times on q few hours notice for Muratore and made big successes of the opportuni- ties. The most distinguishing feature about his voice is it's unusually high range which enables him to sing high Cs with perfect eace. He is a mature artist and has very decided French mannerisms although he says he IS still at heart an Irishman.
 While we are speaking of tenors, we might as well call to mind the fact that Paul Althouse, American tenor Of the Metropolitan company, who is dlSO HI -AllltIltdH lIdlLeu dIllSl, iuu6u another success to his already long list on December 2S, when he sang the principal role in the Metropolitan re- vival of Webers "Oberon." It must be 0 source of great satisfaction to the American vocal teachers of t3e eastern cities, especially to Percy Rec tor Stephens who has several pupils among the prominent artists at the Metropolitan, to secure such unquali fled recognition of their efforts. And
 it portends a great future for Ameri- can opera sung by American artists The many friends of Claude Gottheli in Phoenix will grieve to learn that he recently lost his mother. She died in Fredericksburg, Virginia, where she was living so as 10 he near her son who has been playing in an army band at Camp Quantico. On Christmas day
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Ph0@miX--

is a rare chance to compare the inn mortal music of these two great com posers. Josef Hofmann plays with his usual exquisite touch and perfect technique the, ''Rondo Capriccioso" of Mendelsohn, and, on the other side of the same record, Chopin's "Berceuse-' Surely, here is a group of instrumental recordings never equaled in a single list of records.
 Hulda Lashanska, the young Ameri- can soprano, whose rare genius is al- ready bringing her to the topmost rank of singers, sings that wonderful, tenderly pathetic song of Dvorak, the sweet melody in which the young ocm- poser pours out the story of his strug- gles and hopes-the Songs My Mother Taught Me- that everyone adores. 70 Sole Mio." richest, rarest, most universally beloved gem of all the sparkling Neopolitan Folk Songs, is sung with the fervor that only an Italian can give to this type of music and an Italian of such marvellous voice as Stracciari, the baritone who has brought many 8 Metropolitan opera l audience enthusiastically to it's feet.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12
Victor

Notwithstanding the ending of the war, new war song is coming rapidly to the fore in Victor records. The Americans Come" is it's name, and al- though not a ragtime selection it IS fast supplanting former popular favor ties. The Americans Come" is a vivid musical picture of an unusual kind. A French poilu, blinded in the war, hears the calls of trumpets and asks his son what it means. The boy goes to the window and sees great bronzed men in khaki marching past under the Stars and Stripes. It is sung with magnificent emotion by Reinald Wer- renrath, the noted baritone, who is at home in the fervid portrayal.
 Another war song, especially appro- priate now that the troops are return ing. is When You Come Back" just made for Victor by John Mccormack, the country's greatest tenor. The la nous star puts himself into the song with all his heart, and in his emotions we see the transports bearing the fighters back to their homes and get a glimpse of the welcome they receive | The popular hit of George M. Cohan written in ragtime, becomes a master piece under the magic voice of Me i Cormack.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12
EDISON

''The most magnificent rendering of q most magnificent selection"
 That is one account of the Edison record on the Poet and Peasant" overture. The selection, world famous and familiar as one of the most popu- lar opera numbers ever composed, is rendered doubly delightful by the American Symphony orchestra.
 Equally charming is another Edison record, "Rigoletto" selections, played by the same orchestra
 Edison artists have scored a decided triumph in making perfect record of Andre Benoist's playing of Chopin's 'Fantasie Impromptu" and Godred's S "Second Mazurka.' Piano music is ad- mittedly the hardest to catch accurate ly for @ phonograph, but these two selections cannot be distinguished from the actual playing.
 Other popular Edison numbers of the past week are I'll Think of You" and a fox trot, both from the Rainbow Girl" and the religious number "Safe In the Arms of Jesus
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12
Columbia

Josef Hofmann, the New York Phil harmonic led by MT. Stransky himself, Tosha Seidel, Hulda Lashanska and Riccardo Stracciari are among the great musicians who have contributed selections to the new Columbia Rec ords which are now being played in Columbia shops. Never has there been so notable a gathering of genius in 9 single months group of records.
 Seidel, the brilliant young Russian violinist, whose meteoric rise to fame is still the sensation of the musical world, plays the magical Caprice Viennois" of Kreisler and Wieniaw- skis Romance from Concert No. 9" The New York Philharmonic selects two wonderful Hungarian dances-the Dance No. in G. Minor of Brahms, and the Dance No. 6 in D Major" of Liszt. both on a single record. Here
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12

Following this line of reading, in the order named. you will find that Jas trow introduces you to the deeper aspects of the war, preliminary to the calling of the peace conference. He treats of the undercurrents of the set tlement, suggests the tremendous moral issues at stake, and aims to pro- vide a basis on which structure of enduring peace can be erected.
 Henry Van Dyke will then tell his intimate relations with the first three years of the struggle, as United States minister to Holland. In this volume, there will be presented his view of the right conclusions that should be att tained by the allied nations.
 Tn his Right and Wrong After the War" Dean Bell touches upon the economic changes that will necessarily follow the great catastrophe. While, in a way, this is book designed for the study of the church worker and the sociologist, there is portrayed a moral condition in the world that must not be forgotten by the peace councillors.
 James NJ. Beck, a vigorous writer. delves into the discussion of the moral aspects of the peace problem and brings out wildly the element of re- tributive justice that he regards as an indispensable feature of the great ad- iustment.
 Finally. approaching the big ques- ton of the future, appears Brailsford' S series of essays on the national league idea. Americas relation to the vital subject. is dealt with, as we'll as the problems of nationality, future alli- ances, sea power, trade and sugges- tions as to the constitution of the league.
 Fortified with the information and thoughts laid down in these five volumes, it is well nigh a certainty that the intelligent reader will have a fairly broad comprehension of the
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PEACE CONFERENCE LITERAL TURF will soon be the most important reading on the shelves of book stores and libraries. Such questions as: Have you read so-and-so on the league of nations?" will be current, as well as many similar ones. Pretty soon, if you do not keep "brushed up,' you will not be competent to discuss in the drawing room, tfe foyer, the club or around the dinner table, the biggest problem of the age. News papers and foreign press reports, al though most of them that we receive are written by men of our own country, contain news stories" rather than discussions of peace problems.
 It is common opinion that unless one has a fairly complete fundamental un- derstanding of the great human ques- tions involved at the Paris conference, his reading of the news dispatches will be handicapped. During the week, have endeavored to select a very small, reasonably comprehensive library and not costly, of available, modern writ ings on these subjects. Those who are following the Paris council in it's pre- liminary work, and will be interested in the developments that will rapidly follow the formal sessions. would dc 1 well to familiariZe themseves with some of the bigger topics to be con- sidered The following five books will help:
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12

nounced and that the singer feels the different placement of each one.'
 (The above is quoted from the Jan. 4, issue of Musical America")
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12

From present indications it is very probable that the famous French band, which has been touring America un- der the auspices of the French gov ernment, will be heard in Phoenix early in March. This band came from tht trenches; every one of these men has seen active service; some have been in the hospital three and four times, all have received at least three wounds and one of them, the tympani player, has received seventeen. All these men were musicians of note in France before the war and the band has received unstinted praise by the press. of America wherever they have appeared. It is a problem to locate an auditorium in Phoenix large enough to provide seats for the large number of people who will wish to hear them.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12

English novelist. Within the fortnight, Conrad and Galsworthy were chum- ming together in an aristocratic Lon don club. They were the two sailors that had been rescued on the west coast of South America. the one ship ping home, the other making for Japan. Both became writers of note, Conrad sticking to his last" following the sea, and Galsworthy forgetting it as rapidly as he could.
 "KULTURED KAPTIVITY" is the title that Ivan Rossiter has given his interesting experiences as a prisoner confined in a German camp. It has been suggested that Rossiter send an autographed copy of his book to Will liam HohenZollern. with special in structions to read it carefully, and then write testimonial for MT Ross iter to use in advertising the book. The former kaiser, am quite certain would be delighted to compare Ross tiers experiences with his own pres ent ones.
 MOST READ BOOKS is a summary that The Bookman will publish III NOHlIdSI Nlll (lAt uSQdi list of best sellers" this list will be compiled from data gathered from the public libraries of the United States. The list as it stands for November, 1918, is as follows:
 FICTION
 1.-The Amazing InterIude.
 2-The Rough Road.
 3-A Daughter of the Land. +Joan and Peter.
 5-Greatheart.
 6-Dere Mable. GENERAL IA Minstrel in France.
 2-My Four Years in Germany.
 3-Out to Win.
 1.-The Kaiser as I Know Him.
 5-Private Peat.
 6-Over the Top. 1 With one or two exceptions. the list 1 as above given, compares almost ex- i actly with the list of best sellers in l Phoenix for the same period of time.
 Use The Republican Classified Pages for Results-Read for Profit
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It makes no difference what your wants may be. you can have them SUD- piled by using and reading The Repub- lican Classified pages-Arizona S Lead ing Advertising Medium.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12

JANA HEAD" comes as near being masterpiece as any of the years novels. As it is, it marks the high water mark of a leading novelist Jo-
Arizona republican., 1919-01-12

MT Gotthelf started enroute to Los Angeles with the remains.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-18

E. C. COOK OFFERINGS.
$50 Acres on Dry creek. 35 acres alf-
alta, 40 acres wheat land, balance
pasture. IL sold before March LIST,
$4,000 takes it. $500 cash. balance
time.
$1,000 for fine acres with bungalow,
close to Boise.
$1,000 for 2 acres near Collister, fine
as silk, Groom cottage, fine cellar,
hen house and all kinds fruit.
$4,000 for fine 40 acres, 10-room
house, good barn, fruits, ETC., will
take good home in Boise as part
payment, 80 acres fine pasture ad-
joining at $40 per acre, will sell
either tract. or all.
$4,000 for 2 acres on street carline,
close to Boise, with new bungalow,
plumbed completely, fruits and
shade. Just a darling. Come see It,
1920 for 5-room bungalow on bench
and Hillcrest line, lot 75x122. :
$4,000 for that fine 10 acres on street
carline near Boise. Fine fruits, mea :
dow and pasture all the best of
land, with household goods, cow
hens. hog and tools. Come a run
ming or 1t gets away from you.
For Kent-a 5-room cottage, Ada and
18th streets, garage, no BATH SIS. If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-18
SHUMATE'S BARGAINS.

Near the most rapidly growing city
of southern Idaho and the big con-
denser. producing as large crop as
grows on earth, AZ acres, laying
nearly perfect to irrigate, very fin
est soil, "a acres alfalfa, acres
bluegrass pasture, acres in spuds
last year for wheat, splendid family
orchard 7-room house in good re-
pair, lots nice shade and fine lawn,
plenty outbuildings, good deep well
and gas engine. This ranch is
splendidly located. A splendid bar
gain at $4,000.
40 acres, splendid soil. close in, 80
acres alfalfa, 8 acres bluegrass pas
ture, good family orchard, balance
grain land, good 5-room house, barr
30x40 feet, with lots of NOW room
Splendid value at $4,000.
40 acres very choice soil, one of the
very best modern 5-room houses In
the country, hardwood floor, II
acres in alfalfa, acres bluegrass
pasture, good family orchard and
small fruits. balance of land plowed
for grain. Price s12,500.
SHUMATE REALTY CO.,
Dewey Palace Bldg, Nampa, Ida. Il
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-18

NOTHING DOWl, BUYS THIS FARM
Can you beat it? This fine so acres
within 10 miles of Boise, all fenced
and cross fenced. 80 acres in alfalfa,
balance partly cleared, close to
school and sanded road; has no
buildings hence we will sell all on
time on an improvement contract.
See us for price and terms.
Is acres on interurban and sanded
highway, Broom house, small barn.
all in alfalfa, a splendid location and
every acre first class land. This is
snap at s225 per acre.
go acres on state highway, miles from
Boise. and one of the oldest farms in
the valley, to March / only at s210
per acre.
BARGAINS II. CITY PROPERTY.
$4,000 buys a modern Groom bunga-
low, furnace heat and the first pay
ment is only 5000.
$4,000 buys a modern 5-room bungalow
furnace heat, on Harrison boulevard
all modern conveniences including
garage.
$4,000 buys an elegant s-room bungalow
with sun parlor. den, sleeping porch
garage and all modern conveniences
Easy terms.
HOMESTEAD LANDS.
Our Mr.. Hoobler has located IL sat-
isfled people on elegant homesteads
in Gilmore county insthe last month
and we have some fine stun left for
at least as many more. Ask US about
them.
THE EDWARD STEIN COMPANY
100 N. 10Th St, Boise. Il
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-18
A FEW CHOICE BARGAINS.

100 Acres near Eagle. S-room house,
electric lights. hot and cold water
piped In house, 2 barns, other build
!ngs; 40 acres in alfalfa. $4,000.
80 near Ustick SO in alfalfa, on main
road and car line; good buildings,
priced to sell a. $4,000.
40 Acres below Deer Flat, all in new
seeding of ned clover; has good build
ing $1,000.
80 near Meridian 60 acres alfalfa, fine
house and barn; all fenced and cross
fenced. Only $4,000.
40 Acres near Meridian, room house
large barn. fine pasture, hart to beat
at $500.
200 Acre ranch near Eagle, fine house
large barn. new silos; 100 acres
alfalfa, all cows tools, horses, etc.
to go at SITS per acre. Terms on all
Of these.
Small Tracts.
5 Acres near Chambers crossing. good
room house, barn, ETC., near car
line. Only $3.50.
6 Acres near Franklin school, S room
house, berries, family fruit, etc.;
acres blue grass pasture.
10 Acres near Ustick, acres bearing
prunes, good house and barn, silo
All to go at $3.50.
We can satisfy your longing for q
home in the country. Come in and
see our other bargains.
Town Property.
Room bungalow, modern except heat
close in, near car and school. Only
$4,000.
room bungalow. furnace heat, fine
lawn, good location. Priced to sell
only $4,000. Easy terms. Why
pay rent?
CONTINENTAL INVESTMENT co
221 Soma Building,
Boise, Idaho. FL!
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-18
FOR GALE
Real Estate

wALLINGs BARGAINS.
acres, improved. Pioneer water; $500
cash. balance easy terms; price $4,000
100 acres In grain and alfalfa; house
barn. etc.; land is good and lays fine;
easy terms; price. S125 per acre.
so acres. improved, az miles out: Pho
neer water; easy terms: price. $15t
per acre.
20 acres. improved; $1,000 cash. balance
terms: $500.
40 acres fine land near town; Pioneel
water: land is mostly in alfalfa; ha,
new house, good barn: easy terms;
price. $4,000.
1900 acres fine land under Pioneer wa
ter: near good towns; easy terms a
$50 to Sis per acre.
30 acres, improved. near car line ant
close to town; Pioneer water: cas-!
terms; price, SITS per acre.
Write or call on
WALKING LAND CO., LTD.
Successors to
Walling & Walling.
Estab. 1SS6-Nampa. Ida. t
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-18
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; WALKERS BARGAINS.

+ = = 4. Z + = E = = = 4. + j. 4 Z =
4 WALKERS BARGAINS.
+ 100-A-This is one of the finest ,
= ranches on the famous Roswell :
+ bench, large modern house, ,
= shade, lawn. beautiful home, I
! 5000 per acre, easy terms.
4 S0-A-Alfalfa ranch on Sunny :
+ Slope. fair buildings, smooth :
4 land, a bargain at $3.50 per :
I. acre.
+ 40-A-In Central Cove, fancy
+ smooth land. irrigates just right. :
4 acres alfalfa, balance alfalfa
4 plowed up ready for spuds or :
+ grain. $3.50 per acre, exceptional :
+ terms.
+ 20-A-Dandy home northwest of
= Parma, room bungalow, deep
+ well, fine soil, paid water right,
+ close to high school, and rail-
= road, $4500-small payment will
= handle this bargain.
4 Call and see us, we have the
Z listings and We are selling the
4, stuff.
+ NJ. L. WALKER REAL ESTATE
+ Agency. Caldwell, Ida. If
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-18

10 acres on Interurban and gravel road.
Fine SOIL 5-room bungalow, new
furniture, rugs, ETC.; COW, pig, chick
ems, utensils. You can't beat it for
$4,000; terms.
so acres miles Meridian; new s.
room house, other buildings; 80 acres
alfalfa, 80 stubble, 20 pasture; Set
tiers water; splendid ranch and
cheap at $4,000, with terms.
100 acres in Long Valley with good
plastered house; large barn, corrals.
all tillable; 100 acres under irriga-
ton: fenced and cross fenced; good
well; on main road; " miles ship
ping point; close to school; this is a
good one; price $40 acre, easy terms.
THE NEWHOUSE INVESTMENT CO.
I'll Yates Bldg. Phone 707-W
~
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-18

Real Estate

HERE ARE BARGAINS FOR YOU!
20 Acres fine level land on the electric
car line, close to Nampa, all in Guilt
walton; q beautiful location for q
home. Price is right. Come and see It.
have 100 acres close to Weiser under
the Crane Creek water right; loo
acres level, balance pasture; all
fenced and partly cross fenced; q
good 3-room bungalow house and
chicken house; value $4,000; will trade
for Nampa property. Come up and
see old man F. H. Davis, office up
stairs. b. B. bldg. Nampa, Idaho. This
is worth attention. F22
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-18

10 ACRES good land all cleared and
plowed ready for wheat: close to good
town and school; price SIS per acre:
5000 cash, bal. terms. or can make 1t
80 acres II you wish. / thank you
for coming to see me. and those Of
you who have bought through my
office. l am most pleased that all Is
satisfactory. F. H. Davis, B. B. Bldg.
upstairs Nampa, Idaho. F22
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-18

DAIRY RANCH TO SELL-40 acres,
near Boise and Meridian, good large
plastered frame large barn. with
stanchions and hay NOW; good wa
ter, near gravel graded road; alfalfa,
clover pasture and family orchard.
200 acres near Boise, all in high state
of cultivation, we'll irrigated, good
room house, storage and ice house,
good soil, no alkili. hardpan or
stone, 40 acres alfalfa, balance pas
ture and grain land; six good work
horses. IA mich cows, registered
Holstein male and IA high grade
heifers. Also all the necessary i'm
plements, all go with place at SIZE
per acre. House and barn electrical
ly lighted. VIII accept part cash
and balance good paper. A great
bargain.
SCHOOLER- STARTLING AGENCY
-324-326 Overland Bldg,
Boise, Idaho. F22
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-18

FOR SALE-6-room modern bunga-
low; good shade; hot air furnace;
newly painted last fall; all in good
order; party leaving city; short
time only for 5000 and terms;
Groom modern bungalow close in;
good location. for $2700 and terms;
5-room without furnace, $1,000; s.
room modern, close In on Fort street,
$500: 7-room modern with good
garage, close in on Franklin street.
$500. $500 cas-, balance like rent;
corner lot 55x122 with good 4-room
house.. $1,000; $500 cash, balance like
rent. George H. Wetter. Empire
Bldg. F18
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-18
If you ARE LOOKING FOR

+ IF you ARE LOOKING FOR =
+ small stock or dairy ranch, this :
4. is it. 142 acres; 60 irrigated; ball !
+ ance pasture. Plenty water and 4
4. shade. Paid up water; room !
I. house; silo and plenty buildings; !
+ we'll fenced; fine family orchard. !
4. water for whole place about Sc. y
+ Close to fine valley town. $4,000 i
+ If sold by March l; one-half cash. =
+ See us about this. y
!. 80 ACRE BARGAIN. I
4 Well cultivated; 40 alfalfa; paid \
I. up water; chance for poor man. 4
I. Your own terms. Take home in !
!. Boise, good auto or liberty bonds. !
f. LEARN TO WATCH OUR ADS !
+ HIGH e. FRIEDMAN CO. :,
+ 9th and Main. Boise, Idaho. If I
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-18

NICE home consisting of 5-room
modern bungalow. garage, fruit
trees and roses, nice lawn. electric
range and water heater, goes with
this fine home at $4,000. Terms.
SCHOOLER- STARRING AGENCY
3rd floor Overland Bldg.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-18
BOOTHS BARGAINS.

BOOTHS BARGAINS.
ACRES in Strawberry Glen, 8 room
plastered house. $1,000; one-fourth
cash, balance like rent.
Nice 5 room bungalow, with garage,
$4,000; $500 down, SIS per month.
40 acres of sagebrush near Parma; paid
UP water for 25 acres; $4,000; $500
down. balance years.
so acres near Meridian, mostly In al
falfa: good house. $135 acre.
Lots to trade for any kind Of live
stock.
w. T. BOOTH,
807 Bannock ST. F2s
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-18

SEVEN room two story home. Hot
water heat, hardwood floors, sun
room, two pair French doors inside.
good basement. everything in fine
condition; $3.50. Terms
The Newhouse Investment Company,
I'll Yates Bldg. Phone 707-W. It
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-18
"Jonss. OF the Ada Realty Co."
He Sells Houses.

4-room house on Bannock street,
good distance out nice little home
like place. with sleeping porch. good
bnth, city and Cruzcn water. 1880.
$500 will handle.
$4e00-Buys 5-room all modern house,
With hardwood floors. All up to
da's. Don't buy before seeing this
nice home.
$2250-Buys 5-room house on Harri-
= son boulevard. nice built-in furni-
ture, fire place and other delightful
features. Better see this.
$3500--Buys 5-room modern house,
furnace heat. fire place, new gar
age, cement walks around house,
good built-in furniture. on4 OF the
best buys in Boise.
$2S00-Buys nice 5-room house on
West State street, modern with
stove heat. will consider trade on
this. for improved or sagebrush
land. Might consider good automu-
bile. liz N. 10th st. If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-18

Sunny Side decided land to sell. They
are going fast. Come in and get
yours. Continental Investment Co..
221 Soma Bldg, Boise, Idaho. F19
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-18
FOR SALE
Real Estate

FOR SALE BY OwNER-40 acres on
the Wilder bench. all in cultivation;
good terms. Address Box 11S. Nam
pa, Idaho. me-