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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-21
VI. conapanv IS. ,.sth. Machine 11an

ara. Company p. sssth Machine 0an
Battalion.
Sergeant Bernard Flannery, Com
pany D. 83Sth Machine Gun Battalion.
Sergeant Morris L. McKenna. Com
pany p. 358th Machine Gun Bat
talon.
Sergeant Hugh Jones. Headquarters
Troop. ~, 49, =.
Captain Harry Burnett. infantry.
A. d. G..
Captain George e. wilkinson, Cav
airy. A. D. G. ,%s#
from Major General William Weigel.
commanding general.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-21
MARION SHUTTER TO
GIVE ADDRESS HERE
ON FRIDAY EVENING

"Trom Constitution to Chaos" will
be the title Of an>eddress to be given
next. Friday evening" at the .eeurt
house by Rev. Marion e. Shutter, p.
d. Of Minneapolis.
DR.. Shutter spoke here several
weeks ago. and his address excited
much interest. A large crowd is ex-
,pected to gather for the address Fri
day evening. He is we'll versed on
social problems of the present time,
and his views are we'll presented.
There will be no admission fee for
the address Friday night, and the
public is invited to be present.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-21

days. Tho temperature will oontinus
low for the season! tonight In the
eastern and southern portions Of the
district followed by slowly rising
temperature Thursday In the upper
Mississippi valley and Western Lake
ReRion,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-21
SELECT NEW NAN

Mexico City. May 3.-(Mail)-
Nieto both as under-secretary Of the
treasury and president OF the board
Of directors Of the National Railway
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-21
FoRECAsJ

Except for light rain in portions Of
Illinois and Wisconsin this afternoon
and near Lake Michigan tonight, the
weather will be generally fair in this
forecast district during the next two
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-21

lines, Mario Mendas. directOr t1nefall
OF the National TslskrAph line1 and
vice president Of the railway board.
in the railway post until Octobsfss3l.
when the directors will elect . new
president. C~onsiderable forofBn cap
ltal IL invested in the railway lines,
now administered BY the new tovefn-
ment.
BY Z Boishevist decree everyone
carrying arms In Russia without
license Is to be shot forthwith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-13
Held for Aiding
Woman in Breaking
jail at Bangor

Bangor. Oct. 1I-Willian Titus.
-r IS charged with aiding Mrs.
Lice Scott n her sensational escape
h,n he county jail in this city
10y .aday. is tonight prisoner n
De Exne institution. in default 81
sS nail. According to Jail officials
t,gs 1.imbed a rope to Mrs. SCOTS
w,ndow. 20 feet above the ground,
pc saved of the bars. He the,,
Pulled ne woman through. and
rpped % the ground. They both es-
koed n u taxi.
hey we're later captured at Els
fe-ra Titus said that he went 10
FAs'Hor' rom Grand f1anan. y. B.,
rs! VII .er. and that Mrs. Scott &C
Frparled him as his housekeepe-
ae police say he admitted that his
PIE ana fnur children were living ii
fnnd Hagan Mrs. Scott says that
Ns IS no widow IF a Canadian SOL
f'f nus and Mrs. Scott were COM
f.'"1 ~ all a month ago for alleged
/ Son i me So a head tax on
fsrs Sc was released on bail a
F9"k l-r and Mrs. Scott's case, the
fVih'r'tes gaid, was being adjusted.
n sne would haze been released
/ 'aln f@w DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-13
HARVARDHAS
EASY TIME WITH
COLBY ELEVEN

Cambridge. Mass. Oct. u.-tiarvard
found Colby unexpectedly weak TODAY
and second and third string players
had little difficulty in running Up
score Of 20 TO against the visitors.
roie,'s only chance At a score came IN
The second per,pd when. after a S-yard
dash hv Jacobs through nearly the en-
tire Harvard team, Buchanan made n
shot for the goal. standing on th1
Crm 4s-vard line. The kick had
uienty of carr bu. went wide by u
yards.
Not only was the Colby offense weak.
but the defense stopped only one out
of SIX forward passes hurried oy tar-
yard backs. one of them being across
I he visitors goal line for touchdown
The five Harvard regulars who start
ed the game played a couple OF periods
and then substitutes ran in every lew
minutes. until an entire third team
was playins when the final whistle
blew.
The fret Harvard scare came princi-
paIiy on :. fuYnhie by Colby an the nrst
rush of the game. and the seconu
through Il 25-yard dash by Casey from
nunt followed by another dash by
that player around right end. The third
touchdown followed nine plunges from
he 3t-yard line. The fourth march for
the goal started on Harvard's 4S-yard
line and eight PUSHES, including three
forward passes. carried the ball over
The ffth and final touchdown came
through a "5-yard dash by FELTON, from
punt caught on the Harvard 4a-yar1
line and seven scrimmages. the last be-
ing a fourth down on the fve-yard line.
when Steele caught a forward pass
standing behind the Colby goal posts.
Every zeal from, touchdown was kicked
lineup and summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-13
HOLY CROSS WINS
OVER BOWDOIN

Worcester. Mass. Oct. ll.-be-
fore a crowd of 5000 the Holy Cross
eleven defeated the Bowdoin team
IA to 0. On Fitton field here TO-DAY
Both tuuchdowns were made IN the
first quarter by Chick Gagnon. FUR
ME half-hack. who grabbed Bow
eoin's first punt On his 40 yard me
and ran it back 60 yards Tor the
first tally E-Sew minutes later ne
took the ball and running around tne
visitors' end made the second touch
down.
GaCnon's broken field running Ten
tured for Holy Cross showed prom
ising effects of Cleo O'Donneh
coaching systen. Daley, Purple oas'-
hall captain. at full back after Capt.
N;tchell's retirement on twisted an
kle, yuntsd beautifully. oootins sew
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-13
Rockland Starts with 4 Win

Rockiand Ne, Oct. 11-Rockland
High took the first game in its series
with Camden High today an end run
of 20 Yards by Hamiin netting the
only touchdown. The visitors did not
get within striking distance of Rock
lands goal. The summary.
Rockiand H. S.-Blaisden. le:
Jackson, it; Johnson, IL: Simmons.
c: Fifieid. rg Roster. ~; Sleeper. re
Howard. qb; Greeley. lib. Currv-
RIB Hamlin. fb.
Camden Fl. S.-Laagman, re; Pen
dieton, TT; Warren, rg ". Calder
wood. c; Cross. e; Thompson. Il: A
Caiderwood, le FELTON,, Oh; Frye.
RIB; Richards. lib; Taylor, fb
Score. Rockiand II. S. : Touch
down. Hamiin. Goal fran touch
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-13

eral Coward spirals. The visitors
line. outweighing Holy Cross. was
strong but Gagnon picked holes well
for big gains. Brewster of Bowdoin
broke through, grabbed Daley's drop
kick, ran so yards N the third Pc
Rod.
Holy Cross had ball in Bowdoin' s
territory most Of the time. fumpies
barring more scores. Bowdoln tried
comeback, second half. Dosue run
ming kickoff cleverly SIS yard. Bill
Case, Holy Cross guard. played star
game. with Gildea, Purple center.
smeared many Bowdoin tries through
line. Young, end, featured for Holy
Cross. grabbing intercepted pass and
running 80 yards but Holy Cross lost
ball on tumble. Only forward passes
by Bowdoin , in succession IN last
quarter, DaIhgren and Drummond.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-13

Portland. Me. Oct. I1-Portland
High played the better football. win
ming u TO from Kent's Hill Semi
nary today AT Baysirie. The visitors
only touchdown came after n tumble
when Dole recovered the ball and
covered yards unhindered. SVEN
tor kent's Fill fuilhack, suffered a
fractured right leg in the second
period. The summary:
Portland H S.-C'Hare. lie; r. Fla
herry, II; kimball. lg: Rieche. =;
Deraney. re-; Greedy. TT; Boothby, re;
T. Flaherty, oh: Mahoney, lib;
Small. RIB; O'Cannell. FL
Kenr's Hill-watson. re; Brown,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-13
Men

make the most mistakes when they are trying
to make the best records. But the real man is
the alert fellow who profits by his mistakes;
who gets up again every time he falls down,
and who keeps on trying.
Men who so far have failed to make good" oft
en- find that their mistakes were in not getting
in with the right sort of people. The remedy is
generally Journal Want Ad. They seldom fall
down when it comes to producing results. Let
Journal Want Ad help you solve your problem.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-13
TT MAXIM Ky

SCORE Bales IS Touchdowns-Sau-
age :, Mouiton, Cutler Hines .. Kelly
Goas from touchuowns-pavis 8.
Quincy = Goal from fieid-Davis. Sub
s'itutes-Bstes. Childs for Ross. Kelly
for Savage, Bernard for Davis Hines
for Cutler. Allen for Duffetr. Rounds
Tor W, Tierney. Salvage for Kelly. Da-
lis for Bernard. Cutler for Hines "
Iierney for P. Tierney. Hines for Da-
Wis. Kelly fer Moulton. kennison for
Cutler Scott for Quincy. Larry for Fab
hr, Sullivan for W Tierner. Johnson
FOR stonier. McGinlev for Bernard Gar
val II for Rounds. Philhrook for
III Ids. Ahbott for Larry Good for Sui
Ivan, Fart Mckinley. washburger for
lkas Fflkas for HEINZ. Knoll for At
kinson. Green for Zine. williams for
Carman. Grcsan for Hayes Farkas for
Hume, Guy for Jordan. Referee. Col.
Farnsworth. West Point Umpire. J. L
Hooper, Tufts Linesman. Moriarry.
Hebron. Time. I'm. periods
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-13

Bath. Ne. Oct. 11-Mins Katheryn
E Lapnam. member Of the Sew
ing Circle and the Vincent Club.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G..
Lapham OF Rrookline. Nasa-, ehris-
tened the bulk oil carrier, Aryan.
launched this afternoon by the Texae
Steamship Co.
She used champagne and smashed
the bottle 50 wen that many guests
in the launching boz were Daktsrsd.
After the launching zoo guests en-
joyed luncheon in thu shipyard while
music was furnished by tho com
pany's band
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-13
Soung Chambers Beats
Coun- Corhin at BiddefOrd

'aU"- ~hambers proved that he
r. 90 much for Young Corhin of
F'sAove!I n their bout at Marble
ta. frGay evening. The out OF
F'Vh ad cried hard to make a good
[n'T7cc nut he was up against n
PAS one n Chambers. who would
te'F MADE Danny Lorraine, the
oeio' a" -'ate champion of Bath.
Es''- ~nu' + he had come to Bid
t'efo a. Oc agreed 20. Young Cham
- is -oing fast these days and
\ w -1ralne still has the idea that
b would oe easy for him. all he
su1 . do is to accept the chat
Fhge ana we will guarantee that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-13

Mcclellan. lib .....S.....--. I'M, Toole
White. ihb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -..--------..
RIB. Gallagher Mcneil, Mcdonald
Coo dwin, GeDette Amecs. n, .-..--....
...............-.-...fb Cohen, McFaddea
Toac htawns 1roole. Trainer. Melon
a.d GoaIs-Trainer l. Field goal
Trainer Referee. Lanpher of Colby.
Umpire, Daley of L of NJ. Head lines
man. Reilly Linesmen. Haggerty anu
Hu&hins. Timers. BOLIVIAN and smiley
Per o4s, { r minute.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-13
BOXING NOTES

Jimmy Hill. the Australian. and
Benny Valgar. the perpetual chal-
lenger of Johnny Kilbane. will be the
star attraction Tuesday evening at
the Mechanics building, Boston. y
rounds being the limit set They
Will meet at O'Clock az 1SS pounds.
Shaver O'Brien and Billy DUFFY will
meet in an S-round bout and the rwo
SKIES will be between Joe Bouchard
and Red Doherty and Tommy Nee
anu Harry Loring.
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septInon, tilurstf

II. Kenney. r.: Luce. c; Greeley. ls;
McMann, II, Dole. lie. Emmon. Oh
Stevens. RIB; Houghton. lib; Sven
ton. fb.
Score. Portland H s. l.; kent's
Hill :. Touchdowns. T. Flaherty.
Boothby, Dole. Goals from touch
Dole. Substitutes. Stevens for Wal
son. watson for, Emmons- Hough-
ton for Swenton. Referee, O'Brien
Lewiston. Umpire. Mahoney. Port
land. Linesman. Feeney. Time. ] I'm
and lin periods.
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BATES ROLLS Up $50
SCORE ON FIT. Mckinley .

Lewiston. Ne. Oct. u.-Playing a
much improved game, Bates rolled up a
score Of IS points against Fort MeK.n-
ley al Garcelon Field this afternoon. or
one point more than Maine made
against the same team a week ago.
Playing the first string men Bates
scored z points in the first quarter ana
~ IN the second
Bates then began TO put IN the seconn
string men Savage. new back play
Yards for touchdown. and getting sew
era iung end runs Kelly made one run
OF ~ Yards and Moulton one of 70. The
summary:
r,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-13
Foot aail Results Saturday

Harvard So; Colby a.
Bowdoin 0: Holy Cross I.
Yale 81; North Carolina :.
Bates IS; Fort Mckinley 0.
Syracuse :; West Point &
Lafayette 6; Princeton =
West Virginia 0; Pittsburgh 7.
williams 0; Cornell s.
williams 0; Cornell 3.
Vermont 0; Columbia 7.
Tufts 6; Springfield Z.
Amherst =; Union O.
Rhode Island State o; Wesleyan Sc.
Phillips Exter :: Dartmouth
Freshmen 0
Stevens Haverford o.
Georgetown University It; West
Virginia Wesleyan 0.
University Of Maine 50; Fort VIII
liams o.
Pennsylvania So; Delaware Col
iege o.
Navy 90; John Hopkins 0.
Rensselaer, Tech. 1S; Worcester
Tech Q.
Franklin and Marshall e.; Al
bright 0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-13

Length 70: Rutgers q.
st Lawrence s; Rochester 3.
Ohio state %: Cincinnati ..
Wisconsin l.: Marqustte o.
NUi thwcstern 20, Liepauw o.
Chicago l24, Great Lakes O.
Trinity s, Connecticut AgSIes ..
Penn STATE 3: Buckneii n.
Swarthmore a. Penn Military Coz
lege O.
Maryland state lS. University Of Viz
ginia o.
Minnesota & Nebraska s.
Dartmouth -, Massachusetts Asr'cul-
turaI College :.
Hamilton g. New York University u
Illinois IA. Perdue :,
School Games
Portland High L. Kents Hill !.
E5ehron %. Bowdoin second =
Rockland High :. Cabden High 0.
South Portland High ~. Paris High 0.
Waterrile High is. Oak Grove 6.
Coburn =. Higgins Classical 0.
Bangor High -. N. {. 1. q.
New Hampshire College IL. Norwich
University :
Noire Dame 81. Mount onion :.
University Of Detroit Is. Ohios North
ern j.
Colgate Il. Brown O.
NJ ssouri 6. Kansas Aggies g.
Was hingson University 81, Drury Q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-13

H mphrey. Casey. Hamilton. Grabwich
Substitute for Hamilton. Steele Sub
s,iiu.e for Dtsmondl. Goals from touch
down-R t7orween :. HadIey (suhstituta
for Hubbard) .. Church substitute tor
r. Horweenl.
ono ais: Referee. OBrien. Tufts
Cmpi E. McGrath. Boston College. Field
Judge. Camel. Tufts. Head linesman
Brown, B. A. A. Time of periods. 10
minutes each.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-13
Bangor High p; NJ. c. |. o

Pittsfield. Me, Oct In. c. l. LOST
hard fought game to Bangor Higa
today =. TO at Four County Fair
grounds. Both teams PLAYED clean foot
hall. Bangor was heavier and worked
the forward pass to good advantage
through the clever work of Trainer, the
star quarterback
TooIe and Trainer made good gains
vh 10 Bangor 9 line opened good holes.
McLella and White We're chief ground
ga ners for n. c. I. Plumbing was
larr ely responsible for II. c. Is defeat.
Fabbri al tackle and the two ends did
tire hest line work for the locals.
Srypy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-13

Young Chambers will keep him busy
defending himself from d knockout.
There was a good sized gathering
of fans present and they were well
pleased with the sports.
Kid Sullivan and Young Scntty
gave a good exhibition. while Young
smith and 'WaIlop' Laroche made
IL plenty lively in their bout-Bio-
deford journal. Oct. Il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-13
Maine Overwhelms
Fort Williams

Orono, Me. Oct. III University Of
Maine rolled up a score OF g. 10 Oh
the Coast Guardsrnen from Fort Will
liarns this afternoon. Nearly the en-
tire Maine squad was sent into the
game. The soldiers failed 10 make
first down.
The college team was rather errauc
at times. but showed consideoarie
snap and dash. Neavling kicked 10
of the Il goals. The weather was
JInseasona bly, warn and both teams
suffered from the heat The sun
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-13

down. Curry Substitutes, Black for
Fiaisdell. Blaisdell for Curry. Quinn
for ". Underwood. Referee and UNI
plre, alternating, Campbell of Rock
land and Hanscnm of Camden. Head
linesman. Mayo. Timers. Taylor of
Camden and Fuller of Rockland.
Time. I0m periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-13

Yea Nsstat kesD - Ansli1g ~
tressad after eating, nor baia&in6 nR
Hoods SarsapRrifla cure AVmoa1n-H
strengthens the gtamAch ana oAR q.
gesttve organs for the pF0plr Wlurzn>
ance NJ their fnnoenaa D0ho 11o4's Q
Adm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-13
FORT WILLIAMS
MAINE

Score. Maine -. Touchdowns- Pur-
rinr,on .. small .. G. Smith >, Lawry,
Goady, Beverly, Risson. Bryant IT,
Smith. Goals from touchoo"hs'
Neavling 10. Substitutes: MAINE
Courtney for Goady. Hussey for Jor-
dun. Bison for Lawry. Ginsoery fer
our-ington. r. Smith for G. smith
Nulvaney for Lunge. L-awry for Bis
son. Steward for Lawry- Fierman TOT
Beverly. Feene. fer Courtney, Jones
for Hussey, Lord for Quinn. flsher
for Green. whitcornb for MulVaneH
Rrvant for Herman, Stanley Tor
T.ord Tucker FOR Small: Fort VIII
liarns. Rossai for Mitchell. Gresh! LUZ
Walsh Referee, Kent Impire'
Peters. Time, I'm periods
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Magazine Clubs

Special prices quoted on any club.
large or small. by mail or phone.
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Every Day Scores Of Different People Learn the Want Ad
A0ip wARted-Eamaia

addressin =, Ia being. inexperienced. in
close stamps Insotes, New Britain,
Conn.
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Order these clubs from this adv
Single Transcription ut publishers
price. We are also the publishers
authorised representatives far
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27
CLARK'S BARGAINS.

40 acres IN miles of Meridian, on high
line; all in alfalfa and blue grass;
fair buildings. Only $500; one-third
s cash. balance good terms.
$4,000 buys 40 acres. high state Of
cultivation on surfaced road. "
mile to school: IS inches Settlers'
water; all in clover, alfalfa and blue
grass: family orchard, deep well. 5
room house fair outbuildings A
bargain.
$1,000 buys 40 acres TX miles Of Me-
ridian, Is acres alfalfa, acres pas
ture. 10 acres grain. plowed. fair
buildings, rs shares N, z. pcid up
water; $1,000 cash. $500 per year.
Beats paying rent.
5000 buys 40 acres on cariins, SUR
laced road. room house, fine land.
family orchard. acres pasture, bal.
grain land; third cash, bal. good
terms. J. r. Clark. Meridian. Ida.
Phone 231 AZ
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27
HOUSE BARGAINS
Now Is the Time to Buy Before the
Bio Rise in Values,

$3.50 purchases 6 room strictly mod
ern bungalow with garage; nice
shade trees; two lots; choice location.
Easy terms.
1880 buys a five room cottage, good
location. Terms almost like paying
rent.
$500 for a nice and substantial five
room cottage. choice corner lot COX
122. close in on, Hays street. Lawn
and shade. Terms.
$3.50 for few days only takes. a four
room plastered house and two nice
lots. Shade treese, cement walks and
sewerage. Near car line. 5000 cash,
balance $40 per month.
$4,000 takes q five room closet in bun
galow. Terms.
$1,000 buys u story five room resi-
dence; two good lots, location all
right. Terms.
FARMS FOR SALE.
w. e. PIERCE G. CO.
The Old Reliable
REAL ESTATE DEALERS
We Have the Bargains If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27
"ADA REALTY COMPANY'S
SUGGESTIONS"

$4,000 PER ACRE, well watered, 70
acres, room house, stable, granery
sheds, 10 acres alfalfa, 40 acres Glow
err, bale stubble, an all round money
maker; very hard to beat this.
$500 per acre; resident owner di-
reefs us to sell 20 acres; 25 acres
alfalfa, bale stubble, etc; 70 shares
paid up water, all fenced with woven
wire; this place in crop this season
will make some one good money this
year.
20 acres, miles from Boise, 6 room
house, large barn, granery and other
good buildings. 80 acres alfalfa, goo1
water right, land all in cultivation, a
real mans farm, home to be proud
of; IL you are looking for top place.
let US show you this; priced right.
80 acres with room house, large barn.
granery and other good buildings, 2S
acres alfalfa, % acres plowed, ready
for crop; family orchard and pasture,
fenced with woven and barbed wire,
$4,000 buys it on the best of terms.
Small Tracts-We are offering tracts,
of all sizes, from 1aacre to &c acres,
with improvements to suit you; many
of these located on Hill Crest loop;
a home and living, beats paying
rent, in town, where there are no
houses to rent; let us tell you about
some of these.
Houses for Sale-These are still being
offered at less than they are worth,
because they are owned largely by
non-residents and operators who do
not need them. These houses arc
sure to advance this season, and very
soon, to what they are worth.
This is a good time to buy.
ADA REALTY CO.
III n. 10th st. Phone 1886. M2s
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27

FINEST modern 5-room suburban
home on bench, complete farm.
$500; will give terms; immediate
possession; worth $500. Ten-acre
dairy farm on macadam road, all
bluegrass pasture; $2750, worth
$500. Six-room modern bungalow,
excellen location. east front, $4,000.
Forty acre alfalfa farm for $4,000,
close to town, no buildings; paid up
water right; terms; another 40 acres
paid water, no buildings. s2750; $3.50
cash, balance five years at Z per
cent. Nice suburban home on car
line for $3.50 cash. All kinds of
city, suburban and farm property
Fine business corner for $500, in
come paying property; terms. See
Boise Realty Co., Iron Stairway, 9th
and Main. tt
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27

Real Estate
sEE THESE SPLENDID FARM

SEE THESE SPLENDID FARM
BUYS. -.
~ ACRES-22 acres alfalfa, 1C acres
red clover, s acres pasture, new
4-room bungalow with 2 screened
porches, barn for s head stock,
chicken house, ETC., good location.
Price $4,000. Some terms.
40 ACRES-25 acres best stand red
clover. balance of land for grain;
very best soil, food location, near
school, large new bungalow nearly
completed. Price $500. Easy terms.
80 ACRES-Beautiful location and fine
laying land; So acres in alfalfa, bal
ance all in cultivation; small house
and stable. Price 1925 per acre. on
very best terms.
lao ACRES-128 acres of which is ir-
rigable land, 22 acres alfalfa, IL
acres red clover, acres pasture, 40
acres ready to plow for grain, bal
ance uncleared. Splendid buy for
500 per acre.
SHUMATE REALTY CO.,
Dewey Palace bldg, Nampa, Ida. MIS-