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BROOKLYN AND 8. I. SALES.

Benenson Realty Company sold
through the Scalzo Realty Company
221+ and 2216 Eighty-hfth street. Ben
sonhurst. two two story and basement
dwellings, 60x10o.
The John Pullman Real Estate Com
pany sold SO. So, 81 and so Garfield
place, four single brick apartment houses.
s0x100. for the Hills estate to Morris
Finkle.
Moffatt g. Schvab sold for Albert John
son to Donald L. Harper his residence at
l Ward avenue, Tompkinsville. Staten
Island
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Harry Gottiisb to . Heinshsinier.
1of w 10th st. and ano. yrs 50; pr
s @5s R s,s.soo; atty samuel finss $1,000
East side.
East Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
sSD ST, s. 1855 First ay. 1901
1915 to 2.th st. p N, Dec al
ercn' 81 3 ssth st. and waiter $
$40: atty. Samuel Rlker. 10 Cedar
57TH sT. ss7 i. soaicc.'5. p NJ. jan ~;
I'm st. and Nathan prumer: i:ss
Th ro a., AZ avs : yrs Sn%' atty'. T 800 2 8
zap ST. t07 /. 551ioa.:, y AM, Jan =.
Frank Rivs TO Beatrice Mora. ,o7 e
ia St AdS sT, e; ISL H Ts %5s ;'7'o 500
SETH ST. -? L, to.sxiO2.2. with a t
'sD ST: ,e7 =. 2ssio?,:: p n. Jan n a.,
Realty Co. lis Bway, yrs. sc, pr
mig sss.Soo; atty. Lawyers t & T Co
10TH ST. sss and sas +, 5cxss'5: fs'V n.
Jan Antonio Grillo to Lawyers Mtg
bond; atty, r C q T Co. l5c Broad;
SANE PROPERTY. P NJ, Jan a-Achille
Baratta to Dora Berman, -b5 W ll0th
St installs Sc. pr mtg $4,000; atty
same .................... .N2'Z@o
West Side.
twest OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streetsD
aisT ST. 1880 W. 5oxl.:.2x5l ixlsi.S. p
a. R.r Ian ?E aOvi5y COREY to Po"ery sav
TAD ST, e, $50 W Columbus av. ?5xio2.2,
Juno 6, lsis--Cephise C Bates to Y
n June iSs ,s, TT ss &C. 81 E ws T. p Sq.
rish, 81 Wall t........: :,...:..,. %; 900
COLUMBUS Av,o G nth st 80 w,
10 Sa1 nosns ws cS .gs s s. corr
yrs SO prior mtg .l?o.Soo; atty. Her,
man Gottlieb, 800 Bway. 100000
Uptown.
(Manhsttsn Island. north of 10th street,
nth ST. 2??-2s W.? lots each e?.sx7I.io.
no. mtg, mtg , H"sh oos SG snI each i'S
c Co TO Harris Mandelbaum, u " s7th
ct. and Fisher Levine, 10 18th st
i msn T. '2oS qn'T Tss 81 ay' Es
1lsTH ST. ssi.s6 W. : lots, each .5xlOo.l!
mtss; each $1,000, bee =. i9,SmAlan-
IFS L s2d st, due and In, as por bond
atty, W a Alexander, sos 9Th az. $1,000
'TH Av. 1874 G ilaih at GOO W.. stx
Lyman SOM, 10 W Seth st, ct al. trus-
tees. yrs. 49, sttrs. Kurzmsn Il
Frank: 70 Broad st; .;......,.. $50. 300
Robt " Willis to Selma stern. $50 "
Isd e. yrs, 80; atty. Title Guar & r
15oTH ST. n gao ,o,. o;., ' sssy
as.il, ? mtgs; $4,000 each, Jan $50
West i5oth st Corp TO Samuel Kadin,
10. 100 IN sy' yrs ~ prior mtg 900 a.,
FORT WASHINGTON Az. $3.50. n 0 c
lsl.t Vt. tx99.lixios,lo, Jan 3--Met-
sopo'itan Realty Co to Abel King. l+s Z
prior mtg sl7s.Oo0; atty. F'redk l.ese. 81
NASSAU 81 .'..... ......... .Slt,OOO
Bronx.
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

LAFAYETTE STREET-Frederick Fox
& Co. Inc. have sold to a neighbor-
hood merchant, for his own account.
the four story building at EOS La{ay-
cite street.
WEST S6TH STREET-Frederick Fox
Co, Inc. have sold Tor Murray Gug-
senheim and others the four story and
basement residence at 81 West Eighty
sixth street. The buyer plans TO re-
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WASHINGTON LEASE.

Joseph =. Day and Pease & Bliman,
With Weaver Bros. of Washington,
leased to Crouch x Fitzgerald. 1903 u
street, Washington, n G.. for the Ma
tonal Savings and Trust Company OF
Washington, which will erect two story
building for the lc-sees
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LEGAL. NOTICES.

- - --. - ----- ->----~---
~ RSt Ant TO ~ tiRECNENT GU
ferCC into on the seth day Of Jinuar, Or
ht ana h'tween joins WASANAEr,E,
\i:N YORK. and ADELE NJ fALK, MI
ton ,lor o'clock In the forenoon j., no
iiano Department. ~ fohn WsrarpaLsr.
N"~ YORK. iSi R~oadWar. Horoueh ~
Manhattan, city. COUNTY and stat Of New
Work. one Ipright risno and stoc, r,
provided by sections 30 and 10 OF Tho psr-
soual Property Law
DANIEL GRFENWAI.p. Auo. on. o.
PURSUANT To ~ A5REENicS r. -
tered ir.p - ne 1917 day nE Nrru It1S
h. and bstW,rn JOIN Nk~NN>I,N',
New WORK. aud X NTilEHINE .;,Et:r-
G>N Nijl So ON III" ltth l.y or In
us"'. l?l?. a. tow 'iHl r',."cl in g.. ',~r.
ro"n. IN the IIsuo Department o. TON
" 'n' .Akor, y" brn,. 80 = .u-j,. =. .
l'"rvuGh - .nhat.H0. '.'. ',.ut- u,i
-t''o ~ y" l".'. ,r. Tt.,r ii,.o .-I
y .p.u 81, pro i!rd o., ~.,tfo. ns 4r' a,
% 10. ''.rsou,, q -r,..'.- IL.
r\\ l't1 GVl.I'' AfIr Ar,, e.. .-..
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RECORDED LEASES,
Manhattan

GRAND st. 3l5. str--Frsnk " Rosen and
sno to Ike Sussnian and = FriednIsn.
on the premises. yrs from MAY 1,
lSlS, atty, 1sidor Cohn. 800 Broad
I'D ST. 30 and 81 W. Sab h-tivine,-
ton Holding Co to in" Rlasotu. cToJ
kingsbridg" teri. . WIS from FEW l.
1919 s yrs rem at s. 500 attv N NJ
Raker. ~ Chambers st..........s2t 100
81 I'll ~, 30. s'r--Margt 10y 10 V \
Schneidcr. "I2S BlNd, Jersey city \ "
. yrs from Aur!l :, 1911: atty. Aim
Summers. aj EIhHrty st.........sl.J11.
Bronx.
18TH ST 900 =, cor Teller sv cor
str and str adj in rear Manic
I'othaus 10 Jos Stern. 1873 college az,
yrs from May !, 1870; atty. npuig.
sbO BNaN ......,... ..............t $3.50
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MORTGAGES.
tWith name and address Of lender an.
attorney
downtown.

''H""7" u TyUTt0VHIH ETT"NT
LUDLOW ST 40. "5Ns7l. p M-Esthcr
Kantro, Ida Brilliant and jeanette
wilder to Isaac Shiman. Ga Superior
-. Cleveland, Ohio. yrs, 5Ioo: atty.
StrasbourgCr g. :, - RUay: god,scc. 500
ST. a. y, cor Manhattan
81, Sl2Nb7,3, = NJ, Jan 2-Heleu MaN
oruck 10 Louise NJ Pollock. T. ssth II.
duo and int as per bond; atty. q
SAME PROPERTY. = NJ, Jan SAM sam
to same. due and int "a per bond. pr
mtg $4,000 atty same. .....,,..s 600
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BOROUGH OF BRoNx-FOR s,,p

THREE story na-s. halls bA.,,I -.
iiy0\to 40 TO +S5 East I61st st. nor,r.r.
S''.oooi rentals Slf 400 yearly; ,lwe
routed equity $4,000. small expense.
vestlgate Owner i:o East Is,st ~ Pr,
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bronx
RESULTS At AUCTION.

RESULTS At AUCTION. ..
lat II vEsEY STREET.
by L.. ]. Phillips & Co.
3STH ST, 937.ii W, =, az G sth av, bii~
$50 three I sty dwlgs--t entral Savgs
Bank agt u \ Crcgan ct al; due, VA
5O5o5: taxos, sc. s557.j0; adjourned to
Jan 10.
by Joseph p. Day.
?eD ST. ft1 p. n =, 1886 g list av, 25.eSsss.
sty blk tnt--Emigrant Indust Savgs
Bank agt q hughes ct al; due. So
bI.f: taxes. &c, sissso: to the plain,
'''i '''''''' ''''''''' .'.''''.' 'soiVVV
BY Henry Brady.
5TH Az. cor 18th OF. lOOxloo. 2 and .
sty thcatre--Sherlns sale OF all right,
title. &c. which Ancient order Of Hiber-
mans had on Sept 4, 1915, or since, ad-
Journed sine die.
lat 32iO THIRD AvENUEl
BY James j. Donovan.
235T1f ST. las L, g, 90 W Kepier av. 3sx
100 tty dwlg--Wm Dittenheiner ct all
agt Eliz FriBse CT al. due. S6,O2S.fO;.
taxes. &C. $3.50; TO tho plaintiff so. 100
BY Joseph e. Co
PROSPECT Az. io53-55. VS.. ?o7.7s isG.h
81 8I7Nlb. N3s.GSl4i1. sly nat--Jos
AieNsnder ct al agt Gustave Becker ct
al: due, sb,501.2 az: taxes. &C. SIIoaio:.
sub TO a prior mtg OF 500 0oo to Emri,
cAuLpWELi. ~, sos. =. ss.7 n i iGi'y ~
Iooxj41l, sty dwlg--N Edison saw
g. l. Assn agt q e Dietsch 81 al: due,
x,sseo; taxes. &c. $3.50: to the plain
. sS,t0
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LIS IE<DE\S.
Manhattan.

81 ST. . lOSll = Avenue u. - 3NtOJ.2
Mari" Meyer sgt Benjamin J We'll 81 q
,foreC 'osurc OF mortgage: atty, q ,
EurChner
lOlST ST, l,2 W Farmers Loan & Trus
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

4iTU ST. go, % W-l,mpirc Kala0! ir
90. In, at Frances y OCounor 81 al.
Dec go, i1lN...........- ....,.-. ,-.... $50
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MEX Ht>ItS' LIENS.
Manhattan.

10Th -. - " - Eou-be Bros go sE'
to'umlIt Collogr. ownrr: w 7. S4tph,u
Realty co. ONurr uui contra, ios... $50
BronN.
RIVER AZ " = '"i 1891 IT laa,.2.
MsN Bumbcrg aEi Peterborough RaprI
Transit co. owners, Thouas I P,niSu-
Corpu. contractors renewal. .,.. ... tlO.
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SITUATIONS w,>IEn-M,lr.

:
OiRArHlG--'.N porleuvnI 20 en-
| 80 law othc" 3" sr1dns.'. NO IcrstH sn!
a"v. p Z. II. nos I % sun pfiys.
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REAL ESTATE.

- N=N@~---~--~.~---~------.-
l.H. w best aiorg %ort r shop"'
l.. J.. for sale - 80
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Co. exr. act Meyer Goldberg ct al tfers.
closure o. mortgase); attys. Geliss.
Rolston & Moran.
SETH ST. 33s E-fTorcnee Donigor agt
BenjarniB L Fairohiid ct al 0orcciosurs
OF transfer OF tax Hem atty, NJ lie
Boyer.
bronx.
BEAUMONT Az, 23tb--Max Hlrsch art
Aline L De Passc ct al foreclosure Of
mtg atty, A Knox.
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NEW JERSEY

sd Ir'tcr s'rgt, Liuvood ave, Bloom
N'TnN. N"or corn 50; Chamber.
49, ..euiuu WI
VII, Charles. corp, G53 Curman ST.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01
JURY FAvORS MAN
TILTED BY GIRL
Veterans of Worldly Affairs
Decide She Must Return Dia-
mond Ring and Furs to Man
to Whom She Was Engaged.

Fred koopman of Baker county, Ore,
loved well but unwiseiS, ne told a jury
of seasoned veterans in worldly affairs
in Judge Anderson's court Tuesday
afternoon in his suit to recover from
Luella Harrell, diamond ring which
cost him $50 and set of red fox furs
for which he paid $3.50.
Amid the stately pines of Baker
county, where life thrills with love and
fancies, koopman one day met Miss
Harrell and n romance began which
caused the young man to go deep into
his pocketbook to show the woman Of
his choice he was a good spender. Fol.
lowing their engagement came the ring
and following the ring and the red
fox furs and then koopman found him :
self left in the cold while the girl
upon whom he had lavished his affec-
lions and money sought the company
of others. He demanded the return of
his gifts since she declined to continue
to the engagement contract.
The presents we're nice ones and the
parting with them was really more
than the young lady could stand and
as a consequence according to the
testimony she came to Boise, Koop-
man followed and here instituted the
suit for his love gifts and the jury
returned a verdict In his favor and
Koopman was re-possessed of his furs
and ring.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01
BOISE PASTOR WILL
DISCUSS SUBJECT OF
CHURCH ATTENDANCE

At the First Congregational church
Sunday evening the Rev. G. J. Chris
Hanson and the congregation will
grapple with the question. why Do
Not More Men Attend church," The
Rev. Christianson says he will do It
without gloves-both in regard to the
church and to the men-but that he
wants all the help possible. There
fore, he will give out at the morning
service slips of paper upon which the
congregation may write their answers
to these questions: /, Why do not
more men attend church? and 2
What can we do to bring them back?
He also welcomes any answers that
may be sent in this week. II Is free
for all. Every answer helps toward
an understanding of the solution.
There will also be opportunity given
for open discussion at the evening
service.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01
BUDGETS APPROVED
North Side Companies Outline
Plans to Commissioner
Swendson.

Budgets of the Twin Falls North
Side Canal company and the Twin
Falls North Side Pumping company,
which supplies water for irrigation
purposes from the canal company's
bitches for certain lands, were ap-
proved Tuesday by w G. Swendson,
state reclamation commissioner, who
held a hearing on the budgets at Jer-
ONE. There were no protests.
The budget of the canal company
was s75,SS0 for November /, 1919. to
April /, 1920: and the budget of the
pumping company for the same period
was $2S,015.
This money is used for repair work
on the distributing systems. The can
a company plans, among other i'm
provements. the raising of the con-
crete retaining wall about 1000 feet
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01
PLEAD GUILTY AND
FRIENDS PAY FINES
Arch Matthews and H. Mat
thews Plead Guilty to As
sault on L. L. Folsom in Dis
trict Court.

Pleas Of guilty to simple assault
upon L. L. Folsom on March % were
entered in district court this morning
by Arch Matthews and H. Matthews.
The former was fined SIS and the later
s25, which were paid in the court.
neighbors and friends of the Matthews
making up a purse and paying the
tines.
The stage was all set for jury trial
Of the men upon charge of assault
with intent to commit great bodily
harm. The defense was ready with an
array of witnesses prepared for trial
when proposal was made by e. s
Delana, prosecuting attorney, to &C
cept a plea of guilty to simple assault
If the defendants desired to enter such
a plea. After brief consultation, the
plea Of guilty was made and the fines
paid.
Frames made to order Carriers
Studio 1922 Main St-Ady
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01
PERSONALS

Moses Smith of Burley Is in the
city transacting business.
L. f. Newcomh and A. Beresford OF
Melba are Boise business visitors.
Jesse l.. Rutledge, James Fault and
Raymond Quinn are in from Horse
shoe Bend after supplies.
Charles McCoard and family are ur
from Fruitland. guests at the Grand.
l.. c, Eisenhart is down from Silver
City on short business visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Smyth of Ru-
rert are guests in the city for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Rouen and little
daughter of Stanford, Mont, arrived in
Boise Tuesday evening and will visit
with their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. w
II. Dupue of 1904 State street Mrs
Rouen is Mrs. Dupue's sister.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01
SEPTEMBER HEAVIEST
MONTH IN BAGGAGE
IN HISTORY OF DEPOT

More baggage was handled at the
Oregon Short Line depot durin gthe
month Of September than during any
one month in the entire history Of the
baggage room. There was received at
the depot 1866 pieces Of baggage as
compared with 1928 received a year
ago in September, an increase OF 1,843.
There were 3,349 pieces checked as
compared with 1891 in 1918, total of
95s more than the previous year. The
total number Of pieces handled was
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01

at $3.50 o'clock in the associatieu
rooms. The meeting Is an important
one ~ officers are to be elected and
the chairmen Of the various commit !
tees will make Q report Of the years
work and also announce the prograu
for the coming year.
Invitation are not being sent out
as has been the case in former yoaro.
but all members are urged to attend
and a cordial invitation In extended
to any who are interested In work %
the association.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01
w. C. I. U. 10 MEET.

The Ada county W. c. 7. L. will be
in session all day Friday, beginning at
10 o'clock, at the Baptist church. The
annual election of officers is one of the
important matters scheduled. At noon
a lunch will be served. Addresses will
be made by prominent w. c. T. L.
workers of the county, and there will
be an executive meeting at 1880 in the
afternoon. Adjournment will be about
AIS.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01
SMALL BLAZE.

The krull Music house on Main
street was the scene of a small blaze
Wednesday evening at g.: 80. The floor
of the store just above the furnace
caught fire and small hole was burned
in it. The department put out the blaze
with a chemical and but little damage
resulted.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01
LICENSES TO WE'D.

Marriage licenses were issued today
to Carl H. Butler and Florence Emily
Addison Boise; Homer +. Tucker and
Ruby NJ. Bennett, Boise: Ivan oliver
Montgomery and Marie A. Daily, Boise,
and to Henry B. Lue and Louesa Bates
of Twin Falls.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01
HORSES STRICKEN
BY INFLUENZA IN
M'CAMMON REGION
State Bureau Of Animal Indus
try Sends Deputy to Vacci-
nate Stock-Epidemic Said
to Be Serious.

Influenza has broken out among the
horses in the McCammon section. The
epidemic has reached serious proper
tons according to information re-
reived today by DR.. J. ID. Adams, d.
rector of the bureau. of naimal indus
try in the state department of agricul-
ture.
The McCammon country is one OF
the principal horse growing sections
of the state.
WILL VACClNATE.
DR.. NJ. NJ Mccoy, live stock sanitary
Inspector, has been ordered to go from
Gooding to McCammon to Vaccinate
all horses in the infected region, and
to take any other precautions neces-
sary to control the epidemic.
The influenza affects horses much
the same way that humans are affect
ed by it, according to DR.. Adams 1t
runs into pneumonia and the fatality
rate is very high.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01
LITTLE NEWS
OF BOISE
VISITING DAUGHTER.

f. A. krussman. secretary OF the
Y. NJ. C. A. at Pocatello is spending
a few days in Boise visiting his daugh-
ter, Beatrice, student at ST. Ter
esa's academy. Mr.. Krussman came
in Wednesday afternoon.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01
NIlRsEs TO MEET.

Members of the Idaho Nurses asso-
citation will dine Thursday evening at
1880 o'clock at the Owyhee hotel and
they extend a cordial invitation to all
nurses of Boise, whether members OF
the association or not to meet with
them. Any who wish to attend are
asked to telephone l66 before Thurs
day noon that reservations may be Sc
cured
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01

IN increase OF 1901. That more peo-
pie are coming into Boise than are
going out is proven by the fact that
there were 317 pieces moro received
than were checked out.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01
NEW POLICE JUDGE.

years has held the position of justice
Of the peace of Ada county and also
city police agistrate. rendered his res
ignation as police Judge Wednesday
afternoon and Felix Jones. son of Tom
r. Jones, has been appointed TO the
position. The new police judge Is an
attorney and has had legal experience
in the courts
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01
BIRTHS.

TUELLER-Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Tueller. a daughter, Sunday, at their
home on the bench.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01

Groom house. brick, modern oxcep'
heat, $2950 has two sleeplns
porches, good location; $500 down
balance $50 month.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01
Y. w. C. A. BANQUET
FRIDAY NIGHT IN
ASSOCIATION ROOMS

Plans have been completed for the
annual banquet and membership meet
ing of the Y w. c. A. Friday evening
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01

y-room bungalow, North IWeith 81.
nrice $500: $1,000 down, long time on
balance.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01

S-room house. lot '%Nl22, North l-tn
street, $1,000; $500 down. nalahce
same rs rent
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01

B-room house in excellent conai..ot u
northwestern part if city. Price s235o,
good terms.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01

l-rooms; house now being remodeIed
price s155O.0O; $500 down, balance
rent.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01

three. Strike two called. Ball four
Groh walked, filling the bases. Lou
dermilk had little control and kept the
Red players jumping. Rousch up
Ball one Rousch forced Groh. F.
Collins to Risberg. One run. Two
hits. No errors.
NINTH INNING.
CHICAGO-Jackson up. Strike
called. Jackson flied to Neale in right.
It was an easy chance. Felsch up
Foul, strike one. Foul, strike two
Felsch flied to Rousch. Gandil up
Gandil out, Rath to Daubert. No runs
No hits. No errors.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01

Best and lowest priced photos.
Carriers Studio. 1922 Main st.--Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01

Best and lowest priced photos
Carriers Studio. liza Main st.-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01

S-room modern bungalow except fur-
mace; $4,000; can give good terms.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01

S-room house, East jefferson; SZooo
$500 cash. balance rent.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01
MORANS' REDS

Continued From Page Two).
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01

Frames made to order.
Studio, 1922 Main St.-Adv.
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roo LATE re CLASSIFY

call at 1904 n. 18th street.
FOR RENT-S0 acres. 81 under ditch ,
no improvements; 10 miles east or
Payette. Plenty of water and easy
to irrigate. 3. r. CaNanaugh, sunny
side. Idaho.
Broom house in excellent condition
northwestern part if city. Price s23oo,
good terms.
J-room bungalow, North Twelfth ST.
price s2500 $1,000 down, long time on
balance.
k-room house lot I3xl22. North 18th
street, $1,000; $500 down, balance
same as rent
Groom house brick. modern except
heat, $3.50: has two sleeping
porches. good location; $500 down,
balance $50 month.
I-rooms: house now being remodeled
price s1550.OO; $500 down, balance
rent.
y-room modern bungalow except fur
mace; $4,000; can give good terms.
k-room house East jefferson; S2ooo;
$500 cash, balance rent.
Groom house. corner lot shade, good
barn, North Twelfth street, on car
line, $1400.
S-room modern bungalow; two fire
places, beamed ceiling, strictly mod
ern in every way, nice lawn, new
brick garage; $4,000, terms
Broom house; corner lot, 65x122, fruit,
shade, good barn, on car line; price
$1,000; good terms.
B-room bungalow. full basement, fur
mace heat, built-in furniture, strictly
modern, $4,000; good terms.
b-room bungalow, close in, Soft. lot,
s2750.
.4-room bungalow. Il acre land, on
paved road, outside city limits, S240o
Groom bungalow, modern including
furnace, good location, $500; $1,000
down, balance rent.
s9000-One of the most complete homes
in Boise: an ideal home for some
one who wants something nice. Come
and see this home. Youll buy it.
Nice corner lot close in, 10th and
Washington streets. $500; good loca.
ton.
Warm Springs Ave. home. modern
natural hot water. a nice home, close
in; price $4,000; $4,000 cash. balance
long time.
s-room modern bungalow s4500;
screened porches. maple floors. ce.
ment basement, 55-foot corner lot.
cept heat, 1880; good terms.
s-rooms North 18th street. house ir
excellent condition; price $3.50.
T-room house, North 18th street; ex.
cellent condition, nice corner lot
price $3.50; $1,000 down, balance
yearly payments.
7-room brick house, very close in; il
excellent condition; corner lot; price
$4,000.
Nice large home, corner lot, on Nortf
sth street; price $4,000.
One block in Pleasonton addition; Il
you desire to purchase an entir,
block, sidewalk, curbing and trees
now in We will give you an extra
ordinary proposition
Nice quarter block; northwestern par
of city; price $3.50; an ideal build
ing spot.
General merchandise store doing a goot
business In one of the best farminJ
sections of Idaho: owner maxim:
money; sick, must sell; will invoic,
about $500: will stand closest in
vestigation.
One of the best eating houses in Boise
enjoying first class trade: il yo,
are interested, see us about thi
place. 1t Is a money maqer.
Entire restaurant outfit to sell to some
one who desires to start restaurant
price right.
( We have a manufacturing plant ii
Idaho that Is money maker and will
stand the closest investigation
owner sick; must sell at once.
SMITH yEATCH REALTY co.
AAzs Main & Phone
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-01

T-room house, corner lot, shade, gooc
barn. North Twelfth street, on cal
line, $1400.