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fADERS IN THE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
KEEP ON WINNING
Boston Puts Giants Further
in the Cellar and Brook
lyn Takes Game From St.
Louis.
National League Standing.
Won Lost Pet.
.«92
.643
.538
Brooklyn .
Boston .
Chicago .
Cincinnati .
Philadelphia ....
St. Louis .
Pittsburg .
New York .
4
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7
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.474
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.143
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Gianta in Hopeless Plight.
New York, May 6.—The Giants
atuck to their losing habit this after
noon, a single by Smith in the lucky
seventh and tight pitching by Rudolph
after the first inning giving the Braves
the edge.
Score :
R. H. E.
2S1 000 100—7 12 1
501 00 » 000—6 11 2
Rudolph and Gowdy; Tesreau, Per
ritt, Anderson and Rariden.
Boston ..
New York
Cubs Back in Third.
Is, Pittsburg, May 6.—Max Flack, for
mer Federal, gave the Cubs a victory
over the Pirates and put the Chicago
ans back into third place today by a
thrilling dash to the plate in the eighth,
beating Johnston's throw by a frac
tion of a second.
Score;
Chicago
Pittsburg
Vaughn and Archer;
Schmidt.
R. H. 12.
000 #10 010—2 6 1
000 100 000—1 7 2
Adams and
Reds Win From St. Louis.
St. Louis, May 6.—Errors of omis
sion and commission combined with
timely swats gave Cincinnati an early
lead that St. Louis could not overcome.
Herzog's Rhineland gang grabbed the
game, 7 to 2. Chief Wilson, veteran
outfielder, tossed away his rheumatism
and rejoined Smith in the seventh. It
was his debut of the season.
Score:
Cincinnati . 022 002 001—7 8 3
000 101 000—3 8 1
Schulz and Wlngo; Doak, Williams,
Griner and Snyder.
R. H. E.
It. I .ou is
Extra Innings at Brooklyn.
Brooklyn, May 6.—Cutshaw's lucky
four-base whack in the eleventh gave
Robbie's Dodgers the best of a nip and
tuck battle this afternoon over the
Phillies. Cutshaw's blow sent the ball
against a bleacher seat, from which
It bounded back on the field, and final
ly over the fence.
Score:
Philadelphia.. 10" 100 000 00—2
Brooklyn. 000 000 200 01—3 12 1
Mayer and Burns; Pfeffer and Mc
Carty.
R. H. E.
8 1
Northwestern League.
Standing of the Clubs.
Won Lost Pet.
.6 3 .667
Butte
Great Falls
Spokane ..
Seattle ...
Vancouver
Tacoma ...
5
4
.556
4
.566
5 .600
4
.444
6
.260
Butte Wine in Fourteenth.
Tacoma, Wash., May 6.—In a pitetf
erB' battle, lasting 14 Innings, and
which took nearly three hours to pay.
the Butte Miners defeated the Tacoma
Tigers here today, 3 to 2. Score:
R H. E.
9 6
6 4
Butte 0#00020000000 1—3
TacomaO 020000000000 0—2
Hydom and Downey; Peterson and
Roberts.
Eighteen Walkt at Vancouver.
Vancouver, B. C., May 6.—Eighteen
men arrived at flrstbase on bases on
balls and other battery sifts in today's
game between the Indians and the
Beavers, which was won by the In
dians, 9 to 6, and the difference in the
Score just about indicates the differ
ence in the merits of the pitching.
R. H. E.
200 2 1030 1—9 10 4
Score;
Spokane
Vancouver ...30201000 0—6
Bloomfield, Leonard and Murray;
Russell and Cheek.
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Locals Take Close Oontest.
Seattle, May 6.—Seattle and Great
Falls battled 11 Innings this afternoon
nt A.hletic park before the local bunch
secured a 1 to 0 decision.
Buns were scarcer than hen's teeth
and no sooner did one team or the oth
er start something that offered possi
bilities in the scoring line than clever
pitching and fine fielding wiped
map clean. Score;
the
R. H. E.
Great Falls 0000000000 0—0 6
■ Seattle _0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0,0 1-1 6 4
Rcmneas and Haworth; Schmutz and
Cadrnan.
1
American Association.
At Kansas City
Toledo .
Kansas City
Bedient,
^Sfcveeney;
er. Henning, Regan and Berry.
R. H. E.
12 9 2
8 15 3
Bailey, Kaisern ng and
Sander, Cochrehan, Crutch
At Minneapolis—
R. H. E.
2 7 1
3 8
Perdue, Middleton and La Longe;
Hopper and Owens.
Louisville .
Minneapolis
R. H. E.
.3 7 3
.4 10 0
Niehaus and
At St. Paul—
Indianapolis .
gt. >Puni .
Carter and Gossett;
Lend.
R. H. E.
3 3 1
2 6
Curtis, Blodgett and Platt; Faeth and
Mayer.
At Milwaukee—
Columbus
Milwaukee
Boise Boy Wins Athletic Honors
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Robert Nourse, of Boise, won national recognition in athletic circles by
inning prst honors in the Javelin throw at the recent' Pennsylvania relay
carnival. The distance thrown was 171 feet. 11 <4 inches. The above picture of
the young Boise athlete appeared In the Philadelphia Public Ledger and later
in papers all over the country.
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FATS AND LEANS
TO CLASH TODAY
Dispute of Long Standing
to Be Settled at Cody
Park.
ice coojers will be the order of the
day at Cody park this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock fdr tho Fats and the Leans
clash in f bloodless battle to settle a
long-standing dispute of supremacy on
the baseball diamond. All the prelim
inaries have been arranged. The total
weight of the Loans runs to about a
thousand Ipounds: that of the Fats to
somewhere around a million more, or
less. Jim Rusk has been officially elect
ed to the elevating post of water hoy;
Fred Murp!ic/ to v eed distributor, and
John Nagtl will slip across a keg of
cider to the exhausted ones. The gra
cious title of "Duke of Buckingham"
has been conferred on George Dickson.
Here is the wr.y the aggregation of
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Elisha White, 1st base. 2U
G. Paxton^ 2nd base .......... Ill
Rough House Collins, short stop... 133
Slim Hind ma 3rd base ..102
T;, Le0 £n DanCe Kln *' L - 11 '
Shadow Sjilversmlth, C. field. 123
Slim Reidy, R. field. i27
ball tossers will line up today:
Leans.
Position
Name
Fats.
Position
Name
Davis, pitpher
Brewster, catcher .
Howard Stein, 1st br.se. 218
Scotty Rosenbaum, 2nd base. 197
Ty Cobb Itlowrey, short stop. 2-2
Ray Greenwood. 3rd hase
Taxi Roll, L. FI 'id .
Hal Brown, C field.
Dr. Goodffiend, R. field .
Emergency Exchanges—Leans: Otto
Jones, George Meyer 129, Kid Ash 109,
Lloyd Simlons 103, BUI Gove 131, Bob
Horrie 118. Fate: Vem Tregaekis 248,
Victrola Sampson 219, Barney Camp
301, E. Noble 263, Bruce 198, George
Dickson 2 is. Jim Lusk, water boy, 211,
Freddie Switzer 247.
Weight
217
200
2 n 6
.. 247
201
210
Pacific Coast League.
Standing of the Clubs.
Won Lost Pet.
Los Angeles .17 12 .586
San Francisco
Vernon ......
Salt Lake ...
Oakland .....
Portland .
19 14 .576
.15 14 .517
,12 14 .462
.14 IS .438
10
15
.400
Pitcher Wobbles and Loses.
San Francisco, May 6.—Boyd wobbled
badly in the second Inning, allowing
the Seals 1 four hits, one of them a
home run. These netted San Francisco
four tallied, giving them a lead which
the Oaks ijvere never able to cut down.
in the eighth Oakland staged n rally
w inch fell Just one run short of tiring
the game. | "Spider" Baum allowed nine
hits, but kept them fairly wei! scat
tered. Score;
R. H. E.
Oakland . J _ 00100102 0—4' 9 2
San Francisco 14 0 00000 x—5 10 1
Boyd and Griffith; Baum and Sepul
veda.
Fist Fights Feature Game.
Los Angeles, May 6.—Besides fur
lishlng several thousand fans w ithsev
eral fist fights, in the bleachers and
elsewhere, including a fracas between
Quinlan and Risberg, the Vernon and
Salt Lake clubs also furnished nine in
nings of hlaseball. Both Quinlan and
Risberg w«|re ordered from the field in
the eighth I after the combined teams
had separated them.
Vernon's, 7 to 1. Score:
The game was all
n. h. e.
-15
...2 0 0^ 1 4 0 0 x—7 14
Hall, Klein, Dougan and Hannah;
Hess and whaling.
Salt Lake ....0000 1 0000
Vernon ..
dame Postponed.
Portland, May 6.—Isis Angeles-Port
land game postponed; wet grounds.
College Baseball.
Cornell lj Princeton 0.
Ohio Stale 6, Chicago 3.
Illinois 4, Northwestern 1.
Wisconsin 5, Purdue 1.
Navy 6, Ijiucknell 1.
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PAYETTE SAVED
FROM A SHUTOUT
Boise High Has No Trouble
in Winning From the
Visitors.
Boise high school won from Its old
time rival, Payette high, a second time
this season at the local school park
yesterday afternoon on a 9 to 2 score,
The b° 5 8 play with snap and ginger,
hit hard and fielded well. As a high
Until the ninth inning the prune pick
ers were held scoreless and it looked
like a 9 to 0 finish when the visitors
suddenly revived, selected some of Ed
dy's curved ones, straightened them out
and checked across a couple of runs.
But that was all Payette managed to
accomplish along the credit line. The
visitors were outclassed from the start
and never had a chance. Their ninth
inning rally merely saved them from a
ShUtOUt.
Coach Mitchell's team looked good.
school team, classed as one of the best
In the state, the Boise team is entitled
to a lot of credit for the class of hall
uncorked yesterday. Coach Mitcheli.
ta to be congratulated on the showing
;he haa ma(le- The attendance was
abou , iBO-far below the total <t
should have been. The support the
ioca.1 high school student body and
citizens are giving the club is not at
a j] encouraging and has not done much
towards paying the expenses of the
team.
R. H. E.
I
1
R. H. E.
1
3
4
2
Eddy remained on the mound, pitch
ing steady ball yesterday. He had the
heavy hitters with Payette swinging
wildly to locate his offerings. Williams
proved to be a reliable backstop and
few got by him. Bean, who pitched for
Payette,
He kept Catcher Forbes busy trying to
spear tile wild ones.
The score:
as found often and hard.
R. H. E.
_ 9 8 2
- 2 5 6
Bean and
Boise
Payette .
Eddy and Williams;
Forbes.
Western League.
At Des Moines
Lincoln .
Des Moines.
1 6 1
4 8 0
East, Gardner and Rohrer; Bakerand
Spahr.
At Omaha—
Siou : City _
Omaha .
Watson and Livingston; North and
Krueger.
R. H. E.
_4 10
At Wichita—
Topeka .
Wichita .
Onbeth and Monroe; Pate and Gray,
| st. Joseph
| Denver . .
I iak.
:
9 15
At Denver—
R. H. E.
1 4
.6 6
Somers and Fisher; King and Shes
WAY OPENED BY THE
EMPEROR
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man reply has many angles, which the
president and Secretary Lansing are
studying very closely before rendering
a decision."
It was known that some of the con
ditions which Germany appears to
have put into her reply are causing
some annoyance but the opinion pre
vailed tonight that the president will
accept Germany's new submarine or
ders at their face value, pay no atten
tlon whatever to the balance of the
note and let time determine whether
Germany will live up to her promises
and maintain friendly relations, or
break promise and bring about a sev
•ance of diplomatic Intercourse be
tween the two nations.
Why do they wear swallow-tail
coats at banquets in prohibition states?
Mayor Mitchel says New York
needs a preBs agent. The gunmen and
the "surethlng" operators have dorte
pretty well, however.
GREAT WINNING
SHKOTf
BY THE INDIANS
Cleveland Goes to the Top
of Column by Defeating
the White Sox—Athletics
Beat Washington.
American League Standing.
Won Lost
Pet.
.650
7
Cleveland
Washington . 11
New York .
Boston .
Detroit .
Chicago .
St. Louis .
Philadelphia .
13
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7
.656
8
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.500
.... 10
10
.474
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.455
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12
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12
Cleveland at the Top.
Chicago, May 6.—-By winning their
sixth straight game and 11 out of the
last 13 played, the Cleveland Indians
went Into first place today in the
American league, defeating the White
Box 4 to 1.
Score:
Cleveland .
Chicago ...
Morton and O'Neill; Scott, Cicotte
and Schalk.
R. H. E.
012 000 010—4 7 1
000 000 001—1 9 1
Great Pitching Beats Yanks.
Boston, May 6.— Markte pitched great
ball for Donovan's Yankees today,
holding the Red Sox to four measly
hits up to the ninth inning, when they
got to him for a belated but unsuccess
ful rally. Shawkey and Cullop held
the Yanks' lead safe after Markle had
gone to the showers.
Score;
New York
Boston . ..
Markle, Shawkey, Cullop and Nuna
maker; Foster, P'.nnock and Thomas,
Agnew.
R. H. E.
020 030 000—6 8 0
011 000 002—4 8 1
Three Wins for Bush.
Philadelphia, May 6.—''Bullet" Joe
Bush won his third victory within six
days when he held the Senators to
four hits this afternoon. He was wild,
hut had a world of stuff, and when he
got the ball over Griffith's men were
helpless.
Score :
R. H. 13.
Washington _ 000 000 001—1 4 3
Philadelphia _ 001 001 02x—4 6 1
Harper, Ayers and Henry; Bush and
Schang.
CtyBngfr
Miss Anna L. Paine, a Boise girl,
has been re-elected teacher in the
Spokane city schools at an increase
j n sn j. (rv
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R ° we "* t ; i , rcle ** " 2 ° B W 1
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^.°" rt , h Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Important business is to be
transacted.
The ladies of Rowena c'rcle will give
a box social at the Yeoman hall May 11
at 8 o'clock. Er.ch lady Is to bring a
lunch box sufficient for two. Owing to
a special program it is important that
all members be present.
The Boise schools will close this year
on June 9 for the summer vacation. Al
ready plans for Commencement exer
cises are being made at tue high school.
The graduating class this year num
bers approximately 140.
Two men were arrested Saturday
night for being drunk. They claimed
to have been drinking some of the
new temperance drinks on the market
and will have an opportunity of ex
plaining their effect in court tomorrow.
The opening uance at the White City
park will be held Wednesday night,
May 10, and thereafter two dances
weekly will be given every Wednesday
and Saturday nights. Manager Hull an
nounces the opening of the park on
May 30.
May
industrial exhibits of the Boise schools.
The exhibit will bo shown In the high
school building and will be open to the
public on both days. Every br inch of
industrial work in the schools will be
shown and a big exhibit, is planned.
A shed in the rear of a vacant prop
erty near Twenty-first and Irene
j streets was burned Saturday even ng.
! A high wind prevailed during the fire
and a residence caught fire but was
promptly extinguished. People in the
vicinity of thé blaze were much alarm
ed for fear the high wind would carry
the blaze to other homes, but the fire
men held it in perfect control.
A Japanese giving the name of Sa
maieh Oka. sentenced on a vagrancy
charge a few days ago, is wanted at
Pocatello according to advices received
here late last night and he will be
turned over to the Pocatello authori
ties today. It is believed he is wanted
in Pocatello for forging checks as he
had a number of check books in his
possession when arrested.
: the dates for the
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The Weather.
FORECAST FOR BOISE AND VI
CINITY—Generally fair today.
YESTERDAY'S WEATHER HERE
—Highest temperature, 81: lowest
temperature, 53; mean temperature, 67.
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Grand Opening Dance
WHITE CITY PARK
Wednesday, May 10
Mothers, who love your sons
and daughters, see
"DAMAGED GOODS"
LIBERTY
May 11-12-13 *
Children under 15 not admitted.
Traveling Togs
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demand sturdiness of construction for the wear
and tear of touring. Whether you go by motor,
rail or water, you'll find us ready to "suit" you
for any emergency.
HOMESPUNS and Tweeds are the ideal
stuffs. They don't show the dust of travel like
the plain materials, you know.
YOU'RE ON THE RIGHT ROAD when
your selection combines staple wearing qualities
with modishness, and you can't go wrong here.
Stop and compare our values—they'll surprise
you.
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$15, $17.50, $20, $25
ca
803 Main SL
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Phone
M7c
FOR SALE—Alrdale puppies.
2434-W.
WANTED—Stock to pasture. Tele
phone 81R4.
M9
TO TRADE—Overland auto truck for
cows. Phone 296.
M13
FOR SALE—An English perambulator;
a bargain. Phone 2732-M.
M7
I WANT to trade for a small acreage
near Collister. C. C. Grigson.
My7
TO LOAN—32500 on farm land. Mc
Clellan & Hoobler, Gem Bldg. My9
FOR SALE—Choice red clover and al
falfa seed. Ross & Co., 1324 Main.
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REAL ESTATE, rentals, loans, lnsur
Ada Realty Co., 114 N. 10th.
ance.
SWEET rotato plants for sale In any
quantity. Union Feed and Fuel Co.
T.L.-tf
BOISE REALTY CO. has consolidated
with the Ada Realty Co., at 114 N.
M13
Tenth.
LIVESTOCK REMEDIES at reduced
Citizens Coal Co., 108 N. 9th.
prices.
Phone 18.
J7
WANTED—By school boy, lawns to
mow after school and on Saturday.
Phone 1843-J.
Myl3
TO TRADE for milk cow, 8 year old
mare with young colt; weight 1100.
Phone 70-J-4.
FOR SALE—Office, roll top desk. 30
volumes Engineering Works. 205
McCarty Bldg.
M13
POULTRY SUPPLIES at reduced
prices. Citizens Coal Co., 108 N.
Ninth. Phone 18.
J7
THOROUGHBRED Red Duroc Jersey
boar. Phone or address Jack Turner,
R. D. No. 1, Meridian.
M13
FOR SALE—Cheap, an Indian twin
motorcycle, new tires and in good
condition. Address 1429 Capital News.
M7
WANTED—To rent, modern 6-room
house by June 1; close in and rea
sonable. Addres« 1438 Capital News.
My 13
FOR RENT—5-room modern house,
being repainted and tinted
Car
Mil
now
Will be In excellent condition.
ter. McCarty Bldg.
FOR SALE—Late model No. 5 Oliver
typewriter with bark spacer anil in
perfect condition. A bargain. Address
My7
1430 Capital News.
WE can furnish cabbage, tomato, cauli
flower. pepper, egg plant, celery and
sweet potato plants in any quantity.
Union Seed and Fuel Co.
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TO TRADE—350fl(T equity tn Seattle
home to trade for Boise home or Ada
county farm. Will assume some.
Bruce & Fold Loan & Trust Co.'M13
CHINA FOR GIFTS.
LARGEST assortment. Lowest prices.
The Racket Store, Kalbus Bros., op
posite Postofflee.
M7
AS WE have to give up our room
Juno 1. wc will make auction prices
on furniture and other goods we have
to clean up. C. C. Grigson, 311 No.
My7
10th St.
FANCY DECORATED TEAPOTS.
JUST received our Import shipment
and are selling them as cheap as
The Racket Store, opposite
ever,
postofflee.
M7
FOR SALE—Furniture of 6 rooms. In
cluding handsome library table,
piano, gas range, refrigerator and
washer; all first class,
ferson.
615 W. Jef
M13
FOR SALE, CITY PROPERTY—Can
sell 6-room house for a limited time
for 01300. This sold for 02400. 0300
caHh and 01000 mortgage will give
you deed. Carter.
M13
LOST—A small pearl and opal brooch
on Eleventh street between Wash
ington . street and Brand's grill.
Finder return to 1101 Washington
street and receive reward, or call Dr.
Collister.
M3
FOR SALIS— Small grocery store. 23
acres, 1 mile from Meridian, settlers'
water, choice land, 3160 per acre.
Five acres near Pierce Park on oar
line, 31100. McReynolds & Whitson,
Idaho Bldg.
M7
8EED POTATOES
Both early and late varieties; also
choice table potatoes; 9th and Grove,
old Cole Grocery stand. Phone 1214
J or write I. b Joplin, 308 State St.
T.L.-M8
MILLINERY.
WIRE hat frames, 10c;
children's straw hats, 16c; flowers,
15c; a close out lot at 3c a bunch.
The Racket Store, Kalbus Bros., op
posite postofflee.
ladies' and
M7
CONSTANT level oil system for Ford
cars. Install In 30 minutes. Price $6.00
Absolutely guaranteed. Agents want
, ed; make upwards of 310.00 dally.
Address Thomasson Oiler System,
1514 No. 9th, Boise, Idaho.
My7
SOAP MAY GO HIGHER.
Stock up today. Special Crystal
White. 7 bars, 25c; Swift's White
Laundry, 7 bars, 25c; I. S. O. Naptha, 7
bars, 2'c; Beauty (a yellow laundry
soap) 10 bars, 25c; 6 bars of Ivory and
1 can of Radio House Cleaner all for
25c; Cocoa Oil of Buttermilk Toilet
Soap, 7 bars, 25c. Get some today and
save money.
THE RACKET STORE,
Kalbus Bros. Opp. Postoffice.
My7
Save Money
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Make your clothe§ in
vestments carefully;
you 11 be glad if you do
We're ready to help
you by showing you
the superiority of Hart
Schaffner & M arx
clothes over many
others.
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Y ou can get a splendid suit at $25 or
$30; and a good one at $20 if you
want, and you can satisfy yourself
as to fit, materials and workmanship
before you buy.
Copyrifht Hsrt Scbalioer & Mie
TM£E~M^5TIN Eg
BE A TAILOR MADE MAN
Let us make your suit of clothes. New goods
ELOF ANDERSON
Tailoring.
106 S. Tenth St.
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE!—One of
the best improved 10 acres on the
bench for sale; 7-room house am? a
large bam and buggy shed,
chicken run. Only- 114 miles nue
south of Overland building. Cqtna
out and take a look at it. If you do
not want 10 acres, will sell any p|art
of It. Phone 2434-W or address R.
D. 4, Box 88.
Iso
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EXCEPTIONAL business opportun|ty.
31000 cash takes best paying 4-chlair
barber shop In Boise considering the
investment; clearing 3150 per month ;
rent low': very prominent location ;
strictly modern with new fixtures
and best of chairs; present owner llias
been established here 11 years anti
enjoys an excellent high class traJle;
best of reasons for selling; do fiot
answer unless you have the cash and
mean business. Address Box
Boise, Idaho.
173
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E. C. LAUGHLIN 4 CO.
921 Bannock St.
FOR RENT—7-room modern houlse,
close in, 320; G-room house, 310; 3
room house, 37.
FOR SALE—36000 home, well located;
7 rooms; nice shade, lawn.
33300. Part cash; balance terms.
FOR SALE—One of the best 80-acre
ranches in Ihe Boise Valley; near
car line; good water right; well im
proved. Price 3125 per acre; Ino
trades.
WE have private money to loan at 8
per cent. In amounts 3500, $1000,
33000, $5000. Ranch property pre
ferred. M9
Price