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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

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yasaase sssAs ~ Senate 1selssons 50
psSEsns sessaa % the peace 1sstg-
1>ss ssf ssss an.essstang tszesns Ene
eSsschsS ~ kenssefs 10 wsahansssz
sDl ~ Ssg sa1essss Fsssszens, yas
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tn3nx s1S oray sflshes r. eos1iH - 49,
tisa saS egt ~ she way - shxs orS-
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s,~>sse ysopiesns eDs4S Esse stsss-
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rsosash brassAs ass6e, r. 10 pes>sc1s
pssas sass DE Assae ~ FEAcK
%ebs1y esE make espx.s9 srt 81
pe%n&, Essr,1cty ~zE1s - e. ne
ssSas@et rossssse r.orsae- Essry-
s,e9J t.es4esss Il IL coana1x spne Asy.
To 1as 1snaz4ry esslzs1 rns sDxlesz
way ~ have yssee sssss ~ss IL ~
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snx ssessy Is saoliy bs,1. s1e ex-
eeysssS SenSser Xssx. -: snscy 1885,
pc Celieys IL ID, TAs eassf ergses-
teS 10 essr rne jeaSSe ~ nstasas
j; - ssssj toaly ~ 1el.srs tas treaty
~ ssefe~ss1es ant ssasrp.sD1e. "a
Psesaaess v'aison ~esss pers2&es az,
1cs esn4.s DorSsstsorarss Azse s1a1<
= wealth 81 Desfsscss csy2.&i &n4 taey
have pssyee IL sor all n In .ne,+a
rns t<resa<est In fnoonsAstecs snS ~.
Dasr1os<eStty stgbtosa rbs1 be re.
fuses - agree 70 ssnysbis ressrys,
tsess zaSls NJ the Enssss states from
sss sane motives - tkose naa1s b,
Cseat Britain, France an1 japan
sre agreed 70 by bA= 70 Paris From
the nsst IL has beea osrtsls that tbs
treaty wsasH ss ystiEes With rsser.
ysttess dat 1s1ne and ssreExtaea
the position 81 tine Eni.s< states and
ssst the lssgse 81 rs;ions Dr4ncsvss
~eaH not be Discarded
Fer WEEKS nsGhlsS nsy has beer
sASz absys the treaty Or the league
There II nDthinx tsfs 70 ssy, Ths
sDeecaes Ia the E<ea.s hsSs beer
asa1iiAe1 explanations Of yosntl
made clear when the tex. GYst cam.
from France, pisE more or Lees coz.
deGnstory language snDlts1 70 tia
other side. Pits the opportunity u
ss5D1 the attention Of the voting
rsb'4. The more spectacular stuai
Ut the President 10 an exDensiys lug.
Wy which the country can III afford
just keeanss y 10 . luxury. Hi
speechss reveal eYsn less oS1sinaIit,
tsasB those Of the E@nators, and the,
show more bitterness and iii-tempe,
coupled with y;tanerstien which 1,
very much cut of place coming from
one In his GRATED position.
Al that 10 needed and ali that iaaa
been needed IL that the President
and Hsnsts get together and in q
spirit Of cooperation. adopt IN Amer.
lean course OF action. II might hays
been aons weeks ago. snd except foi
rssssasiity and political socksyiss !,
would have bsss dsse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
WHTTEFIELD

Miss Nora BARR. Miss Gertrude
Hardy, and little Katherine Norse re-
turned Sunday TO Boston
Miss Anna Lane. q Gardner Hos
pital nurse. recently vlsitefrter
friend Mrs. K a Morse
Arz. Mae Ayerili Of Columbus, Ga
IS visiting Ter aunt, Mrs W D. Peas
Zee
Mrs Russell Niss Russell and Miss
Bird Of Massachusetts are s6tsiiing
Mrs Annie Potter. They came
through BY auto
DFxieT Kensen has started with
r. z Scott and ". Reed from East
Pittston for trip by auto 70 Cali
foFnia- Their many friends ~ish them
good luck
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
Bankruptcy Proceedings

TWO voluntary petitions in bank
ruptcy were fied Wednesday in the
United States District court. the De-
tltioners being Albert J. Pine Of
kumford. restaurant keeper. and
Horace z. Doughty Of Buckfield, a
physician The former sets his Ii
abilities at ss770.22 and his assets at
sSzz4.ss. His local creditors are the
National Cash Registered. and oren
Hooper's Sons.
DIR. Doughty sets his liabilities at
ts|sI.s0 and his assets at 1856. Among
his principal creditors are Wade &
Dunton Of Lewiston and Nuriei A.
Pierce of Roxbury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

President Wilson considers yer,
fnedsst" the expense account for ap-
pfoNnstsiy tl.tso.eoo taeurrsd b,
himself snd 1900 other s6seials
clerks and attaches Of the American
peace dsleGation 70 Paris from Dec
!. 1915 70 Pee. u. 1913. An accom-.
psnyins letter explains that 70 Juna
10. 1919. the total expense had been
ssssits.ss ana asks sa appropriation
Of $4,000 70 cover probsbis expenses
70 tts sn1 Of this year.
The account 10 itemized. but tn an
elusive manner that denss one TO get
any tp1orMatton out Of II. An item
LISTED Travail ana Subsistence. SIS.
tl1.ls" y followed BY smother Sub.
sistssee, S14l.sil.os." Farther down
II iistsd ''Tood and hotel supplies,
tt1e.s3S.1e." Many sntriss. gre likeI,
- b subject 70 istsssstsd iaquiry b,
the eessts sppsopSistiens COMMITTEES
70 watch the bill has bsea referred
Here sss . few:
Mlfs sa4 laundry hetsi
500 s,ies.ss.s e i.yss.
sssSa E5s SslYs Pre-
q 1f.i.sss :'ss3 lus: IIs's snsd
tkA Goe14eue, ~ Ia
Co1nI1&0e1 axpoqG1q. H,H7.l,
pUt06aeo Of eutom0byeo, H,00z9l
0oDoGoe, ten us1nths. ~
t81R le1pseximstAly1 N0A0.a1
The ieSt named item hes already
causes ssass wsndsr ~ 70 what the
pseee colnmisslsn can have done To
run - : n1nthiy damage bill Of
SsS.ooo. II even the stovmisst IS.
siess q N 1slsgaaion the furniture
ID the JIetsl cr5ijsn must have bssn
thrsws around psstty rsckisssiy u
hsye caused - much destruction.
Another question thsf Win BE- aslssd
10 wlvy 1900 persons wsrs Included IN
the Asiesaticn. Ne names ass on ths
payroll. who we're the nasmpeEs d
the cemmlssiaa7 what did fhsy 90
what wsrs thsiF quaIincations7 Much
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
TNE PsosEs SPIRIT
psssr ssEe Declares Ne 10 wilkins -
Ss FAir

re<er Sa<e Declares s1s - WSfaExa9 -
% Faw
Exys Inc Slkasksr6 Journal
s,Te.e< Pine In mas s5ur1er ~ 1ne
Yxxiznk Sunday Press, makes SIX
teen srszssriune - 10 gsEsT r1sEr- De
6srs xssrf fisst sea million Dollar r1saa
fnxk Az exoegt fsazT q 1ziS sRsSek-
nuns sr+ for me Essc i,e1shr 81
Portland Ct course, Fsters snsgsh-
risns are Internationally ~1inHacE
rather ~hsr se-l0pa. Spt -hseF are cs3-
esusa14f 80 aFscxease The s2sEsscsfo1 ina
Portland. sas ttss zsetrgse1asE 81 E1zHe
Is INCLINED 80 nsneGsof1Es Lhs olnsct
raFs ~ -hs spn aB6 allow Lns H.
usz1nteg 81 rhE stE-s - DzEE II ys-
Hsc.sl 9sgaf. knowing Portland We
know thai this Is 1Df Taf LE-
fIereis the example uf Boston -ne
snstr.gsoils Of &eB Eng1saa- Bosom
10 ajNsys ressg 81 poeZ NsE EEg-
is1a. but ssiss sean loses 15-erss L.
szr bsou that is MT EzjcE-a-ss %
-esrfir in sn SpBop<3On 81 . g.ezLsr
pss1 81 tne fensas tY Boston We Il
rsscscs Il Fegrisa6k gsoz-n zn5
prosperity. bE1t al LIE gsr1es tsTs w.
hos,e sns pray tAst she EaaF 10
FErhsng rha- ansr a&.e- isscens :
iesseE pp-r s4ex ear1e ro2sclsans
We fsent mean 70 oe Unfair Or IT,
sesEsn tE1ca-nooes. We Sl6a'L
II II II oz1y Is points Pointed ~
arts Portland we're willing 70 sn1et.
ssy fouy u EN-. and make II fs.r-
fifty proposition w1-E tte res II ne
Eta-s
Were wiling YORK Ehorl5 have Z
cement read SoEn % Old Orchard
We're willing B16de1ord sherle have
oas COVE 70 the Poo4. rs needed -
ws recall IL Wen let LeEzston Rare
z little soDetasEg for sons new ce-E
for IL street railroad za6 vel ier
EsaEor-nov what shall ne 70 .or
Ea1zYe
They might build q suEperrics
br3sge oFsy 10 Brewer. on3y Brewer
people eoH't come % Danger tie way
they usec 70, Or they might ert IOWA
thomas hilL
Then there's Augusta. Arxusta
ought 20 hare something, TOO. Eo-
we guess We won't suggest anything
They 6on'' need H. For take II from
0s- there TIE best little xetters in
tSefe E'ayts.-Peter PifEe IN Portland
srneay Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
ALBION

6OUTH-Mrs. Eta worthing who
has been visiting Mrs. Angie Tobey
LETT Sunday Tor Newburs. Mrs. wor.
thing was accompanied by Mrs. To-
hey and daughter. Ruby. also Mr..
and Mrs. Scott Lewis.
Asher 0hbrsy 10 hauling sweet corn
10 the factory in Albion.
Mr.. and Mrs.. G. J. Hamilton we're
over right guests at Leon Lewis' re-
Gently.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
No Need 70 Worry

How DO you keep moths %. 81 c:e.h-
ine?' asked the CIR. with = needle and
threat
VIII" replied the girl with story
book Il di6n't know the wore any"
-s,ray stories
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
Might Do for m Answer

Teacher-Csn any little boy tell me
what is meant by divers disesseeF'
Earry-Yes. teacher. I know.
Teacher-Weil. Harry.
Hzysy-Piease. teacher. fish bites
Stray Series.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

Ward S. Dolbier, aged n. Of Oak
land, Cal. uho is stopping with his
sister, Mrs. ]. e. Voter of Kingheid'
was found Tuesday forenoon az
Bean's camp in Lexingtsn. after haS'
ing been lost In the woods for iso
days. having lost his bearings vale
on q fishing trip. He vas tired ana
lame but in good spirits.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

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pains 10 tsG
snS s.easses, 10
9AG 81 osss ak.
sd vss - rns.,
IOWA 4 ssu.f
u m,ls vss
rnssf ~ si.s ssu.s
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
Others Wouidn't 6sts

Judge [ssysresy,-Hov can sou Be 50
mean az sc svinc.e ,eoSIs Who PIT eon-
h5ence II you?
Pr.eoaer-Tell. your honor. thsT sTs
the o.dy sort hat yca. car ssindis--
Stray Eior.et.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
They Dicn't Have Any

R2Ezse-Taese are tie fraternity
men .zSrterE2
ssnoe-Ar eon think 6ey has sny.
sub: lie bssa hsahtwo veeks. sh,nsr'
6ey'.e fhoes an p1essin' tey're clothes.
and al IEe evan sesn ia two niekeis--
Eetrsskz AggwsE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

~Baysr Tablets ~ Aspirin" % be
gsnuine must % marked with the
safety "B4ysr Cross" Always buy
an unbroken BayeS package which
contains proper directions to safely
relieve Headache. Toothache. Ear
ache. Neuralgia. Colds and pain.
Handy tin boxes Of 10 tablets cost
put Few cents at drug stores
larger packages also. Aspirin 10 the
trade mark Of Bayer Manufacture Of
Aoneaesticacidestsr II aalscylican3d.
adv. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26


o'Lesry MeManus Wedeina, escaor
The wedding of Cornelius J. o.
Leary and Miss Annabei c. NcManus
took place Wednesday morning sin
St Patrick's church, Bangor, with
nuptiai mass celebrated by Rev.
jeremiah Mccarthy. p r A re-
ceptiOn followed at the McManus res
idence and the couple left in the
afternoon on q Wedding trip to Bos-
ton. Albany and New York Among
the out-of-town guests were Miss
Anna Norton Of Dorchester, Frank
]. McManus ana Mr.. and Mrs. H. z.
Leonard Of Somerviile and Mrs.
George A. Whalen, Mr.. O'Leary is
one of the representatives from Ban
goF in the Maine Legislature, mem
Der Of the Penobscot County Bar.
graduate Of the University of Maine
Law School. and prominent in Dem
ocTatic politics. The bride is active
in parish affairs and has been a
teacher in the Bangor schools.
Cartwright 10 Discharged
An indictment against Harry Cart
wright, a discharged Canadian SOL
der, charging him with transporting
female for immoral purposes In
connection with his rather sensational
elopemert with l3-year-old Ethel
Santosky Of Portland few weeks
ago. was mol pressed by County At
fornsy Beedy in the superior court
at Portland Wednesday. and the re-
spondent. who was four times wound
ed and once gassed during his Pc
Ttod Of service overseas. was dis
charged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
0rrz7 Ward

The Fogg Family Association VIII
hold its annual reunion this year On
SATURDAY. Sept q al the Quincy
house in Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

The first forecast for the winter
weather comes from the hreszy daily
Of the Shipping City. which ssys;
Gray squirrels are laying in large
stoeks Of acorns and besehnpts, inoi-
eating . long winter"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-08
HAYNES CAR PRODUCT
OF 26 YEARS WORK
Americas First Car Scared Many
Barney Horse and Annoyed
Many a Coy.

The show going public will see for
the first time the latest offerings of
the Haynes Automobile Company OF
Kokomo, Ind. The exhibit consists
of all the beautiful new series Haynes
models. These new styles" says J
Leuer of the Leuer Auto Company
here. possess all the accumulated in
gcnuity. development and features of
orr more than tweI,ty-six years Of
successful experience.
1T is also very interesting to see
these modern conveycnces continues
Leuer, after recalling to the mind thu
hard and trying DAYS our president,
EIwood Haynes. had in getting the
public to appreciate the merits of the
motor car. E,lwood Haynes was
threatened with many law suits thru
experiences on the public road while
trying to 'consummate one Of the
conntry's most practical Inventions.
The ambition inventor, however. main
tained his resistance and Kept his side
Of the road.
''The old gasoline buggy was Meth.
er famous nor popular 1t was true
people near EIwood Haynes home
knew the machine. but most all were
sieptieal, and not a few believed sin
.cercIy that the machine was a nuisance
along the public highways
Many an old Barney horse, while
Jogging laziiy along the dusty road,
suddinly came to a stiff legged stop
and a sudden turn as Americas s first
car came sputtering down the pike.
After ALI the old pioneer automobile.
which made a sporting demon of the
most docile old nag. in only a few
short years proved to be the horses
best friend and the nucleus of one of
Americas biggest and most important
industries.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-08

10 be In the French capital for the
reception to King Albert ON the day
following. They dincd at the Cafe de
Bordeaux and as they left to go TO the
train Colonel Mutually was just start
ing his dinner. They boarded the Ex-
press and reached Paris on time, GO
ing TO the University Onion where the
Officers registered.
Imagine my surpris" said waddeii
when l arrived, to find Colonel Mnl,
lallN there and Goorge Eide. ~en
known san Francisco driver. sitting
In the ColoRel's Cadillac outside. Tho
only the Colonel could have gotten 10
Paris was in the Cadillac, and as he
could not possibly have left for an
hour after the tram did and must have
arrived considerably ahead, it Is a Ger.
tainty that tho Cadillac beat this fast
train by over an hour
Waddell was enthusiastic over the
work the Cadillac has done in France.
The cars used by the Army were paint.
ed olive drab and those under Navy
supervision were painted white. These
were the most CONSPICUOUS models seen
overseas. 1t will be recalled that the
Cadillac has repeatedly beaten the
time of crack trains on fast runs in
America.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-08
.FORDSOh TRACTOR
COMING TO FRONT

That the Fordson tractor will even
tually be as big a seller as the Ford
automobile is the belief of Robert
Simpson, president and manager of
the Simpson Auto Company. Mr..
Simpson states that as soon as the
farmers of Umatilla county get ac-
customed to its many uses it will prove
to be the same big seller as the Ford
car.
Last year the output of Fordson
tractors was liminited on account of
the war. The Ford Motor Company
this year has made all preparations
for large output and are asking their
dealers to be governed accordingly.
Mr. Simpson recently received a tele-
gram from George +. Wick of Wick
Brothers of Salem. state distributors
of Fordson tractors, to the effect that
he is attending the Kansas City Ma
tional Tractor show.
He states that a convention of Ford
son distributors was held in Kansas
City this month and the distributors
were assured of a large output in the
near future. THE Fordson future
SAYS Mr.. Wick, lis very bright. Or
sanize accordingly"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-08
COLE AERO EIGHT"
SPEEDY TRAVELLER

The Cole Aero Eight has been
demonstrating its speed prowess in
Cuba AT Havana recently, IN compe-
tition with seven other American and
foreign makes. it won the champions
ship rage for stock cars with piston
displacement of from sol to 400 cubic
inches, established a new track rec
ord, and lowered the mark set by Bob
Burman in his Bitten Benz by clip
ping off mile after mile in fifty four
seconds-three seconds under the
fastest time ever before recorded on
the Oriental park track.
The best speed estimated for the
car when it was designed had been
seventy miles an hour on the straight>
away. Its performance on the circu-
lar track was therefore. something
of sensation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-08
-KNIGHTCO.
RAhDLINGNEWOIL

Bringing to pendieton and Umatilla
county the products of the swan Finch
Company New York lubricant makers
for the past s5 years, the Allen-K -Knigh,
company are introducing a new line OF
oils, gear and cup grcases-
The Swan Finch company has copy
righted. the names. ''Motur', greases
and ''cupese' which are household
words of eastern motorist. The de-
mand for the product has been so
heavy for the product has been so
heavy in the east that the company
up 10 this time has found 1t impossi-
BILE to extend its activities extensively
in the west.
Greases. a special lubricant develop.
cd expressly for transmission and diff
ferentlai, should meet the require>
ments of the eastern Oregon country
nobly. Midsummer heat and winter
cold have no effect on the grease.
Last Summer the Swan Finch COM
pany had a rush order in the far
south urging prompt shipment of an
other carload of greases. The south
ern trade had discovered that the mid.
summer heat in Louisiana had no ef-
feet on Greases.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-08
STUDEBAKER OFFERS
NEW TYPE OF CARS
~ ksle Long

The 1918 models. new throughout.
viii he on exhibition at the Auto
rlohile show. They embody Stu-
dehaker's sixty-six years experience
as one OF the worlds greatest manu-
featuring institutions, together with
the latest ana greatest achievements
cf some of the ahlest and most ex-
perts known 10 the industry. And,
as predicted these latest StudehalIer
off6rings have mny outstanding ana
original features in cars OF their price
class. Beautiful in design thorough-
ly modern and mechanically right,
there is no doubt whatever but what
the Studebaker people have been
successful in their efforts to produce a
complete line of cars for 1919 appeal
ing to different classes of taste and
different sizes of pocketbooks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-08
Clean Exterior of
Engine Is Advice

Too frequent motorists are satisfied
to keep their engines free from car
bon, says W. J. Burns, but do not at
tempt to keep the exterior of tho
power plants clean. They should taxi.
lesson from the steam engineers
Who keep their machinery bright ana
shiny in addition TO removing all dir.
A motor engine Is exposed TO more
severe 0perationg conditions than a
steam engine. Dirt, road dust and
mud mix with old. forming a guminy
mass When this mixture OF oil and
dirt reaches working parts ithas the
effect Of emery. 1t is detrimental To-
naEnetO, dirtributor and carburetor
operation and also impairs the eff.ci-
ency of the cooling system Of the en-
gine eventually.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-08

We want you to call at our garage and
talk with him about your car.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-08

Mr.. Mitchell is thoroughly qualified to
save you money and unnecessary work by
quickly locating the trouble and doing only
the necessary work without experimenting.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-08
CADILLAC BEATS FAST
FRENCH TRAIN, TOO
Returning Army Officer Tells of Mill
tary Cars Duplication of Favo-
rite American Feat

rite American Feat
When Colonel Thornwell Mutually,
os the California Grizzliese. went from
Bordeaux to Paris one night, he prob
ably knew that he was travelling rather
fast in the government Cadillac.
But he probably did not know that
the Cadillac was easily trimming the
fastest train in France. the Bordeaux
to-Paris Express Bordeaux is 4Oe
miles southeast of Paris, The train
leaves there at nthe evening and
arrives in Paris at s the next morning
The story of the record breaking
run was brought back by Captain AL
G.. Waddell. who recently returned
from France. Weddell and Captain
Bedford Boyes We're in Bordeaux and
were leaving on the Express for Paris
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-08
MIR. Mitchell
is Here

The Campbell & Frentzel Motor Co. wish
es to announce to the public that they have
placed their Repair Department in charge
Of Mr.. Arthur Mitchell from Portland, who
is well known as an expert in automobile
circles on the Pacific coast.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-08

He has held for the past Is years, the po-
sltion of travelling service expert, checking
up the services and instructing the en-
ployes of different service stations of sever
al of the leading automobile manufacturers.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-23
RANCHES AND ACREAGE.

40 acres, 2 miles east of Merldlan, -
acres alfalfa, acres pasture, acres
plowed for wheat; all level and fine
soil; 4-room house, barn, granary'
machine sheds, Ridenbaugh and New
York water paid up; only $1,000; easy
terms.
20 acres. q mile north of Yost station
all fenced with hog wire. paid up set
tiers water. Price $4,000; terms.
10 acres, near Franklin school, acres
pasture, fruit and berries, house with
A large rooms, will take car as part
payment. Price $4,000.
AZ acres, near fair grounds. acres IN
commercial orchard. balance pasture
and garden; 7-room house. good wa
erfright paid up. Price $4,000; terms.
~ acres, near Franklin school, good
Groom house, family orchard ana
pasture. Price only $3.50; terms.
We have a number of other tracts at
attractive prices, and also several
good stock ranches with open range.
CONTINENTAL INVESTMENT co.
2a1 Soma Bldg. Boise. TT
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-23
8. c. COOK OFFERS YOU

"a acres on Hill Crest loop, with fine
5-room modern house in every way;
$500.
$4,000 for a 6-room bungalow with full
basement reasonably close In.
$4,000 for an elegant bungalow, close In.
every modern fad.
$4,000 for close in 5-room modern cot
tage; fine location.
$1,000 for fine corner bungalow of
rooms, fully plumbed, lot S0x122.
$500 for fine 4-room cottage. $110O
for 4-room cottage. close In
$3.50 for fine 10 acres close to Whit
ney school. with 7-room plastercd
house.
$4,000 for choice 10 acres 8 miles Boise
on street car line. fine 5-room bunga
low. with sleeping porch. all house
hold goods, cow. chickens, etc.; pos
session at once,
$40 acre stock farm on Weiser river
viii take good house In Boise as
part; want permanent tenant for the
rooms being vacated by Roberts
Bros, SOC and sos Idaho st.. Boise,
Mas