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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19
MONEY

MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS or
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Horses, cattle. pianos, diamonds. house-
noIu goods, libraries, typewriters autos
Ppl re; ,d E, s. Thomas. 514 Kansas avenue.
MONEY TO LOAN on desirable city nrop-
=, eIry. money ready; no delay. Robert.
\. Kane. 735 Kansas ave Phone 80
INSURANCE..
-, ~ 1890
INSURANCE. phone $50 I'd Columblen Hid~l
LEGAL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19
FOR RErTT-GARAGEs

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Service. Fire-pFeof
Building. THE TAFT MOTOR CO., AT
Jackson.
GARAGE wanted to rent near 10th and Lin
coin St, for L car. Phone Red AGA.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19

FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSES
FOR RENT-Weu furnished modern
home: references. 1916 Harrison. Black
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-10-12
G00DINC'S RECORD A SPLENDID
One IN THE STATE OF IDAHO

Having been a labOring man in the
course of his life, Frank Gooding
necessarily is heart and soul in SYM
pathy with anything beneficial to the
laboring cause, and believes in every
just and equitable measure that can
be promoted to give the great work
ing class of the nation and the state
just recompense for worthy effort ex-
pended. Having also been farmer
and a stockman, he knows the needs
and feels the impulses of each division
of the stock interests of the state. He
knows the trials and tribulations of
the farmer, from the proverbial man
with the hoe to the operator on large
scale. He has been associated with
some of the strongest business insti-
buttons within the state of Idaho, and
knows its commercial and financial
side in thorough manner.
His career has been wide and sue
cessful, though not devoid of the cob
bles that often impede the progress
of sturdy and vigorous character.
He knows its official life from per-
sonal experience, and during the rug
ged days of the great world conflict
he manifested in no uncertain manner
the keen patriotism of the busy man
who would lay aside his own personal
or selfish interests and devote his
own time, energy and means to the
furtherance of state affairs, particu-
larly those affairs that had a bearing
upon the cause of war.
AS fuel administrator he accom-
plished the administration of the fuel
supply and distribution for the state.
and incidentally made possible the
construction of branch railroad that
will eventually supply eastern Idaho.
II not the entire state, with a new
coal output.
His career has been long and active.
and as one of his longtime friends has
well said: "You either like Gooding
or you don't. There is no half way
about him"
In the present senatorial situation
he is more than a safe investment for
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-10-12
Gets Continental Oil Business

Mr.. Gaylor, travelling auditor for the
Continental Oil Company, was here
several days last week experimenting
the transfer of the company station
here from ]. L. Leach to Charles Rag
land. Mr. Leach gave up the handling
of the Continental Oil Company's bust
ness in order to devote all his time
to his draying and transfer business
Mr.. Ragland came here last summer
from Standpoint where he had lived
for 10 years and where for many years
he conducted a transfer and dray bus
mess. He took charge of the Cont
mental Oil Company business for this
county on Saturday. He will open Of
fices at the company yards on the
Great Northern Railway Co right-of-
way. Mr.. Ragland lately purchased a
Ford truck which he will use in MAX
ing deliveries of oils and gasoline.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-10-12

the state. He is a positive security
on the basis that he represents the re-,
publican theory that grants protection
to home industry and interior re-
sources. Idaho needs protection Of
that sort, and the people of this state
are not blind to the fact that this ia
the moment to ally themselves with
Harding and Coolidge by sustaining
the republican principles in the cleo.
ton of another senator from Idaho
who will back the desires and needs
of the state.-Pocatello Tribune.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-10-12
New PorthiII Stage Line

Last week Dell Bliss, the wellknown
restaurant and hotel man of Porthill,
purchased of the Crescent Garage a
1921 model of the Mitchell five pas
senger car which he is using for pas
senger service between Ronners Ferry
and Porthill. MIR and Mrs. Enss have
closed their restaurant and will devote
their entire time to the auto stage
business.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-10-12
Notice to the Public

| desire to announce my candidacy
on the democratic ticket for election
to the office of County Treasurer and
| wish to solicit the support of all
the voters of Boundary county I am
acquainted with the duties of the office
and am qualified to perform these
duties faithfully and we'll.
THOMAS e. MCMAHON.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-10-12
Card of Thanks

The undersigned wish to thank their
friends and neighbors for the kind as
sistance given and the many express
sions of sympathy extended to us in
our recent bereavement.
Mrs. Rufus Hatchett and Family.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-10-12

/
county came to the Herald office this
week and is verification of the re-
port published last week.
This report shows the population
Of the county by precincts as follows
Boomers Ferry precinct, including
part of Boomers Ferry town. 1870
Boulder precinct ............ 127
Boundary precinct ........ 337
Continental precinct ......... 43
Copeland precinct ........ 2S4
Eastport precinct ............ 204
LENA precinct 1877
Meadow Greek precinct ......... III
Naples precinct ....... 295
North Boomers Ferry precinct, in
Guiding part of Boomers Ferry
town .................. 976
Boomers Ferry is given population
of 1886. In 1910 the population was
1,O71 and in 1900 it was S49.
Boise is still the first city in the
state with a population of 1888 as
against 1883 ten years ago. Second
city honors go to Twin Falls with
1924 as against 5,52S in 1910. Nampa
is probably the third city, though
Idaho Falls population is not given
out in the census figures sent out
from Washington this time. Nampa
has 1921 as against 4,205 ten years
ago.
Idaho Shows Big Increase.
Idaho has a population of 431 1926,
according to reports of the United
States census bureau Since 1900 it
has increased 1913 per cent or the
third largest ratio of any state in the
country.
In 1870 there were 1899 people in
what was then the territory of Idaho.
This was composed mostly of men
who had crossed the plains in search
of gold. The population was of a
floating nature. Mining camps were
born, reached the height of their glory
and faded almost overnight and their
hundreds of inhabitants drifted on in
search of other bonanzas.
The population of Idaho in 1920 is of
an entirely different nature. Sub
stantial, modern towns and cities have
sprung up in every part Of the state,
while millions of dollars of revenue
Is still derived from it's many mines.
While Idaho's population was null
tiplying % times (from 1870 to 1920
the population of the United States
as a whole multiplied but two and a
third times.
In 1880 the population of the state
was $3.50. The next 10 years saw
another era of rapid growth and the
census of 1890 showed a population
of S8,54S. The next census 19OO)
gave Idaho a population of 161,772 or
an increase of 82.7 per cent. From
1900 to 1910 it jumped to 325,594 or
an increase of 1913 per cent. While
the ratio of increase during the last
10 years has not been so great, 1926
per cent, it is considered substantial.
The numerical increase, 106,232, would
make several good sized towns.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-10-12
Observation-Disclosures


For Sale-One of the finest
ranches in the Kootenai VAL
ley, 240 acres bottom land
with few acres hill land. All
buildings in finest shape
House has lighting system
hot and cold water and bath.
Water tank and pumping
system. All finest machinery
and grade stock: about so
head, four horses, all go with
place. Also this years crop
of hay and grain. For prices
or particulars see or write A.
Klockmann, administrator of
Chris Hickman estate,
Porthill, Idaho. 4t-oct12
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-10-12
CENSUS DATA
OF BOUNDARY

The first official report of the four
teenth census to reach Boundary
county came to the Herald office this
week and is a verification of the re-
port published last week
This report shows the population
of the county by precincts as follows !:
BOnners Ferry precinct. including
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7 Spiritualist- Medium,
PROF. MARCUS LA MAR

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THE PROPERTIES ADvERTlsED under
by Us. THEY ARE ADVERTISED DAILY
~ ALL PAPERS UNTIL SOLD. We giys
your business personal and prompt s''sn-
iion.
II st. n ,e; az; rooms and oA'h' Ia
''2ss rs s 81 st. ''i;'p Z. brick: rms. b; la.
so y.rnum st. n. W. tPetworthD; tnD
crete cellar; electricity; gas; INV. h. en-
closed sleeping porch; bedrooms $3.50
1887 W st. s. e. rms. b. $1,000.
brick gas! @ iarn. $1,000. ..
sSi sd I y. W.; 8 rms. b.; brick: gas;
sraMn 1 on. :sS .. n w !, ym' Be- coSeIss: Sess
cellar .oely newly painted and pa"ered' a m
sis 18th st. N. E.; brick; 8 rms. b.,
istrobe; excellent condition, $3.50
ssiN1sls 81 xaRG, hsss fssn '1s'lS Ts e. s.r.m.r,
a.,; Z I.ms, b. each; brick; yearly rental.
''00' "''0 coLoREp
is4s sth st. y. W; brick 7.room and
bfth; l.t5obs; gas. ss,cSe.. ,-,.,. nm.
:, 2hg X st n W: brick: = rms. rec
hall it,s ,. ,.;s Ia,r9Ss; Sasw $500 t,,n,.
2Sls Champlaln st; n; W: rms. b.;
..iss .'.e :i s Z: ''i1ss rms. b.; brick: ga.
sss "a St N. E; brick. $500.
ALL Si7-is Va AYE aye s. E.; brick and frame
200 j. st. N. W.; corner: brick: 6 rms.
AS Delaware ave. s. w: brick: .. rms.
res s,os S st. s r. ' w@siisf: eef'Isss' '11% Tm.. % S.ts
So De Frees st N w. brick; . rms and
b. iatrobe: gas $3.50 -
b. ssS s.i5,, e st \ \ SO 81 VAcANT-Briek; rms
1870 y. J. ave. N. .w--Br.ck; I rms. b.;
large lot tcorner). $500.
sas,aS,s7-a9 st. s. W.-Brick: rms.
.lli-ls d St s. w.-Brick: rms. b.
hall; b. istrobei gas; basement. $3.50.
sos t Fla. o. .Hs "a. NJ ''loo we&7 rms. b.: brick.
excellent condition: room for garage
1903 s.nnins I'd. N. E.-Brick; l.,robs:
7ls 50 sr N. E.-Brick and frame: s
Iosh Il. j. ave. N. w-s rms. rec hall.
at2S.24,es 81 n w.-Brick rm.. b.
1884 seston 4 II w.-Brick rm-. b.
Latrobe. gas. ss.sso.
(wHlTE) New 6-rm.. b. bungalow; a. m.
$4,000.
s4th st. Mt. Rainier. Md.-CwHITE)-
s rms, large rec. hall, b.; 2-story frame:
SaraEe: lot soxl6o: newly painted. VA
Del Ray. Va-CwHIrE)-5 rms. B.. ::
steam heat: garage: electricity; possession.
$500.
INVESTMENTS.
$3.50 N Ut. N W.-3-family nat; brick;
~ rms. bs: INV. h. 19.So0.
Store, 11th ana SITS. N. w.-Store,
rms s-rm brick house adjoining: brick:
iii3-13h 9TH st. S. E-5 rms. each:
monthly rental, $40. Both for $3.50.
ALL OF THE ABOVE PROPERTIES
CAN BE PURCHASED or REASONABLE
TERMS
sPECIAL-wE NEED HOUSES. LIST
NOW FOR QUICK RETURNS.
BRADFORD & COMPANY,
Main 5S77. 335 Southern Bldg. Main 6878
BROOKLAND.
Fine 7-room home In first class condition.
On Newton between 10th and nth. Every
thing modern. Newly papered and paint =
cd inside and out. largo new double
garage and driveway that cost over $1,000.
Lot 50x150 with nice shade, grape arbor
and shrubbery. Additional lot adjoining
II desired. The price is within reason
and very easy terms
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N.
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MRS. BOSWELL

TNf+MIbI NNU NLAINNOTANT.
Gives advice on business, love health
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: $3.50.
6-room house. with extra room finished
in the cellar hot water heat, electric
lights. gas; practically new colonial porch
es, servants toilet, wash tubs In the cellar.
hardwood floors, bright oak finish house.
Is in perfect condition.: large back yard.
with trees and fruit; soft alley; about
$4,000 cash; owner in property; almost i'm
$500.
Broom house, frame; hot-water heat
new double garage for cars; N. w. loca-
tion: near 5th and II sts.; on a business
street $1,000 cash.
$3.50.
New bungalow in Hyattsville: modern
tance from the cars; only $500 cash pay
ment, balance on easy terms.
sS;5OO.
On Lexington pl N f.. one Of Kennedy
Bros well-built, strictly modern homes in
every respect: will have to be seen to be
appreciated.
$3.50.
Near Lincoln Park; s-room house, hot
cation; $4,000 cash; can give almost inn
mediate possession.
S6,50O.
full corner property; furnace heat; cash
payment above the trust
S6,500.
Near lincoln Park; Groom house; hot
water heat cement porch; only $500 cash,
balance on easy terms.
$4,000.
On LIST st. s. e.; 6-room brick for color
cd: latrobe heat; large lot and on high
terrace; fine location. only $500 cash.
$4,000.
1s-room house. . stories; hdt water heat.
electric lights, baths; one OF the largest
and most beautiful corners in the n. Il.
have a number Of good homes In
Woodbridge and Brookland for sale.
See them before you buy. Almost all
the new homes for sale.
$4,000.
For colored s-room frame; double lot.
3exlo5; about 5000 cash; room for several
garages
J. d. GARMAN,
District Nat. Bank bldg.
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Near New Hampshire Ave.
$4,000

. a corner property containing .
rooms and : baths has hard ood
noors ana trim. electricity, screens
and awnings belongs to an estate
which must be closed; decidedly
quick action necessary.
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Saul's Addition
$12,750

An artistic and well planned
bungalow containing rooms and
bath hot-water heat, ctricity
and gsa; spacious porches: close to
lfth st owner Is leaving town
and VIII deliver possession at
once.
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FOR sALE-HOUSEs
Near 18th and Eye N. Z.

Near 18th and Eye N. 4.
s. sOo-A cosy home of large roehis And
me hath In this convenient section Can
be bought on cash ymsnt oi '''' ~hs
lIth st. S. Z. Near Lincoln Park.
"a 5oo-A nne bay window, press brick home
Of 8 large rooms and bath In the most de
sirable section of the s. ~. Fine condition.
Back porch; room for garage. n.Ooo cash.
balance easy.
DAVIS e. STEELE
Main bOs2-53ss. lisO n. T. ave
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SHANNON e. LUCHS.
Main 2345.
Keokuk St., Chevy Chase, D. C.

Keokuk St., Chevy Chase, D. C.
within one square Conn. ave; rooms.
tiled bath breakfast porch, sleeping
porch; hardwood floors hot water heat.
electric lights; large yard with trees; pos
session. .--Sl0.5o0.
Bloomingdale-Best Section
St Martins Church: on good residential |
street; newly decorated throughout; room
for garage; new heating plant and light
ing hxtures. Possession. Terms can be
anAed-{7.ooo.
Georgetown-Near Western High
very attractive home Of rooms and
bath. occupied by owner: nice front porch /.
modern heating plant. everything In splen-
did repair. Very easy tcrms.-Sj. 500.
New Homc-Petworth-
Six rooms. tiled bath: hot water heat.
electric lights hardwood floors: colonial
front porch. large screened sleeping porch
cold storage pantry, attic; deep yard to
paved alley; unaucstionably the biggest
value in Petworth. Terms to suit pur-
chascr.-$e.250.
The Washington times., 1920-06-03

Telephone Main 4S40.
L l406 II st. N. w.
PRICE. ss.+5o-A little on from
18th 81, In Columbia Heights. a
house; can be sold on terms OF
1850 cash and easy monthly pay
ments; there are six rooms ana
bath, hot:wAter heat. electric
lights; unusually deep lot TO alley.
Posse essIon any time.
PRICE. sil,5Oo-Prompt posses
sion will be given. OF an attractive
tie on from 18th street on the
Heights. On the second moor
there are large bedrooms. sleep
ing porch and bath; house has hot
water heat. electric lights and
PRICE. ss.25o-A very cheap
home on Eye street a little on
from PennsyivaniA avenue. occu-
pied by owner. who will give poe
session; there are eight rooms and
bath. hot-wAter heat. ample room
for garage. II looking for a con-
venient, well-situated, downtown
nome. you should zee this one.
PRICE, ss,5o0-In Columbia
Heights, convenient to schools and
churches. three-story. bAy-window
brick house. In perfect condition e.
throughout: heated with hot
water, having electric lights. In
stantaneous hot-water heater. Pos
session will be given at once and
terms OF sale $500 cash and easy
N 4 m mi
PRICE. s7.25o-A downtown
home. three story brick house.
where all the rooms are large;
deep lot to paved alley. with room
for garage. This house is now oc-
cupied as a home. Possession will
be given, and II Is an excellent
house in which TO rent rooms.
PRICE, Sl,65o-An unusually
cheap home in Coiumbi Heights.
one OF those attractive squares
just east of Georgia avenue:
pie garage space. This house will
be vacant June /. Can be sold on
terms of 1900 cash. or owner will
sell for a little less for all cash.
PRICE. sl1.5oo-In Mt Pleas
ant. convenient to the street car
line, and a decided bargain in
three-stoV brick house, havtng
ten rooms: six bedrooms two large
bathrooms hot-water heat, efec-
trio lights. Owner in house will
give posse ssion and make con-
Venient terms of sale.
PRICE, $6.50o-vey cheap
home, near 11th and Irving streets
in Columbia Heights; a two-story
and attic, six-room brick house.
heated with hot water. Houses of
this character at this price arc
very hard to obtain.
PRICE, $4.95o-Near North
Capitol and Florida avenue; very
complete six-room and bath brick
house in excellent condition
throughout Can be SOLD on terms
of $1,000 cash and easy monthly
payments
PRICE, s1rooo-In Chevy
Chase. two-story and attic CO.
lonial type house. having hot
water heat, electric lights, oak
floors. open fireplace In living
room, front and rear porches:
paved alley in rear of lot. and
there 10 a garage Immediate pos
session.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
SHANNON e. LUCHS.
Main 2346.
Washington Heights
Sl4 zoo

A modern s-room and bath resi-
OF this section: tapestry brick
front. breakfast and sleeping
porchesi built-in garage instan-
taneous water heater: hot-wst-r
heat. electric lights; built-in re-
friserator; hardwood floors occu-
pied 6y 0wnsr; immsdia's posses
sion.
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MADAME SELIA.

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Satisfaction guaranteed. Hours to $50
Phone Franklin 23T-J. Readings. 81
Daily and Sunday. Between VI and SITS
Sal SEVENTH ST N, w.
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LONGVIEW.
+. p. WEEKS,
slst and Dir SITS. ~. z.
ONCE open Until Dark.

FOR SALE on RENT: s room. snd bath
ideal home, come and see what ! have
done for Others d. r. NoLASD. High
Also beautiful lots 1000 IT, and more.
1850 up; $40 down, S2 q week: no Interest or
taxss until paid for. ... r--.
A BIG BARGAIN-six room house, gas.
furnace <lsrge lot. fruit and shade: only
$3.50. have several real values. See
J. NJ. EARNEST Mt. Rainier, Md.
SMALL COTTAGE with land cultivated, at
station, electric road. Price 81. 500: part
cash. Owneriat q New York ave. ~. W.
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Wonderful Home-Southeast

On beautiful North Carolina avenue near
eth; exceptionally rne home OF rooms.
bath; bsy-window brick: In perfect cond-
ton. occupied by owner. large front and
back yards; the location is most desirable,
being convenient to East Capitol and Pa.
ave. cars. the Eastern Market. public and
high schools; within walking distance OF
Possession at any time. Terms can be
arranged.-ss $50.
Two-Family Flat-1st st. N. w.
Very modern brick building. contaIning
apis. OF rooms and bath; one vacant :;
the other well rented: building In hrst
class condition; attractive terms.-37. 500.
Vacant-Bradley Hills Bungalow
Six well arranged rooms large tiled
bath; porches on three sides; lot laON20o /:
IN perfect condition and ready for i'm
mediate occupancy. The most charming {
home imaginable: shade trecs.-sll 900.
Northeast
Six rooms bath: bsy-window brick: mic.
front and back Yards. with garage for
four cars: a splendid home or investment.
$3.50. $1,000 cash.
HARTUNG
sol Southern Bldg.
Mo.~ HCn
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Georgetown
$4,000 A

Six large rooms and bath: heated
by furnace; high elevation and
cash and $3.50 per month. inelud-
ing all interest.
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
Downtown
$500

Near new Interior Dept. build
ing; 8 large rooms and bath not
water heat: suitable for business
location. terms. one-third casa; no
lease.
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DANCING

GLOVER. sis 2,nd priv ls.sors any tins
fsc. class Tuesdays and Frsdaya w. fi.ns
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National City Heights.

National City Heights.
new 1s-iot subdivision which is one of
the best chances In the world for a poor
man TO buy lot and nnsliy get himself
q nice home Come 10 my office and l Will
show you what can do for you.
j. ID. GARMAN.
District National Bank Bldg.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

REMOVAL NOTICE
on June |, 1920, 7 will move mt Real
Estate, Loan and Insurance Office 10 No,
1Tis st. GEO. W. LlNklNS.
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sUBUkBAN PROPERTY
rON SALE
FOR COLORED

on the u ST CAR LINE st sist
ST. n. b.. One car fare. TO any
part Of District OF Columbia.
We have for sale some beautiful
building sites IN THE HEART OF
A HiGH-CLAsS residential section
whieh We are closing out at special
prices for the month OF June. We
earnestly request you 10 write Tor
property
VOW IL THE TIME TO BEGIN
TO OWN YOUR OWN HOME,
and no better subdivision for safe
~ and pront than
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
Woodmont, Md.
S7,750

Vacant; near ear line; one square
from pike; garage; lot sOhls5
rooms and bath hot-water heat;
electricity: fruit tree; and shrub
berry Of several varieties.