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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-13
WOULDN'T " TEAR the pRgss
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already been made with diasoic CON.
pounda and mention should be made
Of . rsosat observation that a nitro
soaavhtAylhy droxylamins is chan god
on IL abrs to osoxynsphthaiene when
sSpees1 - Hight"
'2r-sxsetiyw I asssntsd. as tho pro.
feaDss paused for mach-needed breath.
(1sewsvsr. hs didn't seem 10 need It a.
badly ~ yeu and ! would. after sush
. verbal cAtaclysm) "And would not
doth - treated be very beaut!ful?"
= believe %. and. moreover. 20 not
- WY American enterprise should
~ - TIE nrst 10 effect and introduce
th1s new saStorial color scheme. Amerl-
can genius heeds no obstacles. More
evss. you have specially Interested your
solves n the photo-chemicsi processes
vhssh have bean given practical ap-
ylioation IN photography. From its IN
oeDtion this art has aroused great
dsoa Of interest and has achieved a
rAS1l ana brilliant success. But II 10
only . small part Of photo chemistry.
That science 10 really In Its Infancy.
! - not believe, however. that the In.
dustsiss should wait any longer before
AA1nG advantAgs OF the chemical Of.
feoB produced by light Besides fur.
nA1hins new methods of cloth prepare
den and dysing. the studies on this
suh6set viii AID In preserving static
osasrs from fading. bleaching and ali
eAanGss which light brings ABOUT.
s1Asa tAlnk," the professor ADDED,
GuGsfu1ly, "ef the sxesiisu. psy-
GAo1eGls eject Of the chsmsl
OOvn. Surely u wesid bs . special
an11sfase1sn - re charming Amer
- veaaa. whose ievs for sevslty
n1neso hss % estsA 70 renew her
ooam11911 wasdsebe. ~ she might
Ua1sh lSsss engage color. become
-. - ~ intent every tina she
Uoos = - tAs ssrsst, would not
~ ~ % eAangs 10 most Geo.
oen1aaxly 'se1iSAsd7 surely the
Ames1ssa man should bsstir htn-
~ - iBvestigsts this new sas-
s.e.s ssss'Sf's from the iafers-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-13
TURKEY TROT
MAKES AUDIENCE
QUIT "F|REBRAND"
"Everybody's DOM II" Lures
Whole i,4OO Factory Hands
Like a Pied Piper.

When the noon whistle released q
thousand girls and four hundred men
from the rope factory Of the American
Manufacturing Company. Noble and
West streets. 0rsenpoint. to-day prop.
agandists of the Socialist party wers
there again to voice che wrongs Of the
worklngmAn.
They say this 10 Q free country
began . swarthy speaker from . porta-
BILE platform.
D-r-rum. b-r-rum! B-r-rum. b-r-rum.
b-r.ruml bhe rattle OF q snare drum In
tsrrupted. and then the opening strains
Of "Everybody's DOM II" drowned me
speakers voice. Ten uniformed bands
non had taken up their post in an
,ther corner Of the lot beside the rope
plant.
The Socialist went vaiiantiy on. but
nv one remained near him. somsthing
in the music started a-twitohing the
shoulders Of the girls, who never had
seen the turkey trot." and they went
roiliokinx away from the Torch Of Dn-
lightsnment. shufiiing and swaying With
the syncopatsd swing.
The few men who had gathsrsd to
listen TO the Socialist's arguments
caught up partners and Joined the danc-
Ing throng. Slowly the band moved
away In Pied Piper" fashion. followed
" the trottsrs. the bear-cattsrs and the
exponents Of the Texas Tommy"
Across the street . oraakSd plano
Joined the hubbub with When ] Oct
You Alone Tonight"
Some one tslsphoned to the 0rsenpoint
avenue police station that riot was In
progress. and thirty policemen were sent
with Lieut.. Rogers. When they got to
the scene Of festivities seven men.
armed with sledgs hammers. were sddr
Ing to the noise by pounding on an
empty iron tank. Then tho whistle
sounded and the noise stopped INSTANTLY.
The Socialist speaker told Rogers that
some such scene had marked bis every
effort to get converts to his faith at
the American Manufacturing Company's
plant. Water had been poured upon
,ln from the roof. he said. sirens had
been sounded and baseball games
started. all with the idea of cooling his
enthusiasm.
There was an unsuccessful strike n
the factory two years ago. at the end
Of which the strikers, half-starvsd sod
entirely discouraged. went forIoruiy
back to work.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-13
DEPEW PEEvED,
SAYS HE INVENTED
SIDE WHISPERS
Ex-senator Declares It Took
Him Fifty Years to Win
Over the English.

The truth about whiskers IL out. Turn
the spotlight on chaunccy Depew.
Returning 10 his own. his native land.
sitter his annual wandering on foreign
strands. Americas ex-champion after.
dinner statesman stood on the deck Of
the White star liner Adriatic to-day
ana admitted that he was the modern
father OF Az hirsute facial adornmsnt.
Mr.. Dspsw was much inceussd by the
Ads-sprsad report that an invasion Of
English whasissrs threatens the United
States. He fingered HE own nowing
white ones carsssinsly - hs made the
following points:
That he began 20 raise this same crop
fifty years ago.
That forty-nine years and nine months
ago they were just ~ they are now.
barring . whitsness Of color that 10 nat
urai at sevsnty-nine.
That he made many annual trips TO
England, taking the whisksrs with him
each tine.
That Enslishmen. at fret deridins him.
came finally to initiate him.
That within the last few years few
Dnsiishmsn have ventured to brave their
bleak native out-of-doors smooth
shaver.
And chat. cousidering al these thinss.
. thinker can plainly zee Il 10 not an
invasion Of English whiskers but 81
nativs-grown American whisksrs that
thrsatsns this country.
III thsrs are any honors due IN this
whiskers proposition" said Mr.. Depew
costing hts right hand before him on al
imaginary banquet board. II must In
sist upon having them. II took me
ffty years 10 oonvince the English
was right. and Il may take longer TO
convince Americans. You know that
saying about . prophet not getting
much credit or credencs In his own
country Wen. had to 90 abroad TO
win my feiiowman to whlskers. And
~ for naming them nre escapes. as
Mr.. AIDE suggested. or trailing arbutus-
lilly and not ~ all practical. What
10 moro suggestive Of neat whiskers.
than. say. chauncieT'
Mr.. Dopsw was also quite worried
about the Panama Canal treaty breach
embroglio. He said he could hear the
dovu OF war growing quite distinctly on
dear days N Europe and intimatsd that
n something wasn't done to remove the
bone Of contention Mr.. carnsgie's peace
palace At Tho Hague would soon DO
available for use ~ . high class rsstau-
rant. He thought Europe's attitude
toward America might have had some.
thlns to do with the temperature. To
ct the mercury above sero. he said. he
had to use . spirit lamp.
Manager Joseph Brooks brought two
companies TO America on the Adriatio
10 play "Milsstonss" In New York and
Chicago. william A. Pinksrton. who
was on the PASSENGER INST. had disap-
psared with professional proficiency
when ship news reporters went TO look
for him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-13

Justice Kelly. In tho Supreme Court
Brooklyn. to-day d!smisser the proceed.
inss taken by the State Excise Board
70 annui the Mcenss Of Charles Felt.
man, the Consy Island restaurant man.
The justice said that the inspectors
Who accused Feltman were hAsy In
their idsntifcations and that Fekman
had shown = real effort to ebsy the
laW and sell LIQUOR on Sundays only
with meals The court Expressed dis.
approval Of the time which was 81.
lowed 70 lapse between the investga.
lion last April and the present pro.
ceedang. observing that there wsrs
hundreds Of resorts at Coney Island
which naSrantiy ignored the law and
made no EFFORT 20 keep their places
orderly - Tsltman does.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-13

Holds Government Job 50 Year,.
WASHINGTON. Sept is.-Fyfty year,
on the same Job u the record completed
.o-day by George Pulaski. . civu wa
veteran. employed In the Interior De-
partmsnt Pulaski has been doing mss-
sengsr duty for Uncle Sam at the land
once for half . century and ssys he
feels At for Q quarter century more.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-13
INDIANS MEET ROOSEVELT.
Dslensl Shakes Hands with Dravss
aaA Pats Cheeks Of DaAiss,

BIAACKFoOT. Idaho. Sept IA group
OF Hsokfoot Indians wearing thsil
gaudiest garments welcomed Col. Rsoss-
volt to-day. The Colonel arrived In
Blaokfoot after sn ail-night ride from
Boise and spent two hours here He
shook hands with the Indian braves
ana pattsd the cheeks Of the babies.
Then hs made . speech to several hun
dred "paiefaoss."
From Biackfcot Col. Roosevelt started
back to Pooateiio and then wassto 20
TO Ogden. Utah, to address the Pro-
gressive state Convention. Mr.. Rooss-
welt said to-day that while he ddd not
object TO hard work. he felt he would
be Obliged TO make fewer speeches.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-13

Stock market prices at the outset Of
trsdtng to-day displayed . slowly up.
ward tendency that eventually carried
the list fractionaiiy above the closing Of
ysstsrday. The volume Of business = ~
exossdinsiy light. steel. Reading. Union
Pec(hc and Southern Railway showed
the best -isins power.
6ubssQvsnt dealings we're fsatureless.
The market grew steadily stronger In
the sfernoon period. Led by Southern
Hallway. and other specialues. the en-
tire list worked TO the highest OF the
day ~ closing time. Net gains In many
Instances exceeded Q point.
The Clsslng Prices.
To-dAye hi0AaA. svot asd last ps1oo a
49, sss.s n g rS canss. = ss.esssd Win ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-13
Time III ANY SOUR, Classy, UPSET
STOMACH CURED IN FIVE MINUTES

indigestion heartburn dyspepsia
stubborn Jumps head and feel sick
uchmis vanish in five minutes.
revotn
for sake Dapsps Us needless have bad
Dapepsn There will
without It's Pspe Dapepn really does regulate
outof millions
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18

Signed Statement Issued as Result Of Action
d Senator N Releasing All Candidates
From Primary Obligation
eesesesesesee ses,sssssse

=
REVOLUTIONS PLEDcNc CANDIDATES 70 soRAH.
TO VOTERS ADA COUNTY
q Meridian
all
declaration the candidate
There hiding the that this matter
within
pais But and outside Of that is but another the
ateness from him who the adoption resolution BY
We the candidates the Republican ticket Ada
Legislature Senator Borah
Senator W.
all honorable his
s.. d.
r. H. McDERMOTT
CHARLES
II A. LAWSON
M.
atives.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18

equal Importance were considered by
the city council at a meeting yesterday
afternoon.
C. II. Arbuckle was granted whole
sale liquor license and will open store
at Seventh and Main streets. The
Rainmakers will be allowed the use III
the streets during fair week and will
be allowed to throw and to sell con-
fetti provided the privilege Of sale Of
the paper Is confined only to RESPONSE
BILE persons known to the police.
Boise will investigate the charges
that other cities in the state and
through this northwest are made for
their telephone service. The mayor
yesterday asked the city clerk to send
out letters to discover what the rates
are elsewhere. Mayor Hodges reported
that he had been investigating the
rates but wanted more information as
to what other cities were paying.
Bosses interests will be watched at
the next session Of the state legisla-
ture Councilman Noodcock asked
for two citizens as conference COM
mittee with the city attorney to pro-
tcct the city's rights before the legis-
lature and to watch It's interests there
The council went this morning 10
investigate the conditions of the dumr
south of the river on Ninth street. Re-
ports were received yesterday from the
different departments OF the city gov
eminent and other routine business was
transacted.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18

lay and they met in Boise yesterday
afternoon for the purpose. The situa-
ton was carefully gone over as well
as the statement made by Senator b.
rah in his address. 1t was unani-
mously agreed to draft the above res
olutions, pledging every one of the
legislative candidates to the re-elec-
ton Of Senator Borah and this action
was forthwith taken. after which the
Signatures of the candidates were at
tached. The resolutions make the at
titude OF the Ada county candidates
perfectly clear and can leave no room
for possible doubt as to where they
stand. However, there never was room
for doubt in this respect. due to the
pledges made by these candidates
prior to their nomination and during
the primary campaign.
1t is believed here that in face OF
the action taken by the Ada county
candidates. the legislative candidates
in all other counties Of the state will
take similar steps in entering into
their respective campaigns for cleo
ton.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18

A class ad In these columns will
leach $4,000 readers. Il
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18

Lack o. I,aborers HandicAps1
Work on the New Rail
road Being Built Across
State Of Oregon.
(capital News Special servies)

Vale. Ore, Sept. Notwithstanding on
the oregon Eastern railroad, building
west across the state from this city.
was resumed Monday when the big
tracklaying machine started laying
rails in the big excavation at mile post
Is. For some weeks the work had been
delayed by land slides In this enormous
cut and considerable work was neces-
sary in clearing for the track bed.
The steel bridge just . few hundred
feet west Of this cut was completed q
day or two ago and there remains
nothing now to hinder a clear sailing in
the laying Of the steel to Harper, Is
miles further west, which Is to be the
winter terminal of the tracklaying
operations.
Harper IL located in q small valley.
the canyon widening out at this place.
SO that terminal headquarters can
easily be established and maintained
there. Grading crews will push on
west as far as mile post so throughout
the winter and supplies will be hauled
from this city as far as the Harper
terminal on the regular trains which
are to he operated at regular intervals.
The only thing which may delay the
roadbed grading through the Malheur
canyon as far as mile post so is the
lack Of laborers. Although there are
over 1000 men at work now west Of this
city. many are quitting every day and
few are being brought In. Contractors
fear that 1t will be hard to keep the
men at work In the canyon all winter
and they are paying big wages to COM
mon laborers.
The big 2600-foot tunnel at mile post
80 Is over one third completed and
there is every reason to believe that II
win be completed early in the spring
when tracklaying operations are to
be resumed. The two steel bridges al
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18

subseribs for the Capital News.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
EXHIBITS At ALL
EXPOS|TIONS Of
1915 IS FAVORED
Idaho Development Con
gress Rejects Plan Of Linn
iting the States Appro-
priation to Frisco.

Idaho may spend 100000 for the ad-
vertising of its products at the San
Francisco, San Diego and the Lewiston
expeditions during 1915. The Idaho
Development congress yesterday rec
commended to the state legislature that
100000 be appropriated for the San
Francisco exposition, $4,000 for San
Deigo and $4,000 for the Lewiston ex-
hibits
Reilly Atkinson and others fought
hard but they lost when the motion
was made to split up the appropriation
in this way. He was In favor Of hav-
ing one great big exhibit at San Fran
cisco and Of not including the other
expeditions in the plans. Mr.. Atkin-
son was also opposed to asking the
legislature for such a large amount Of
money as he thought that the con-
gress would stand a better chance IL
It asked for about 100000. The other
members Of the organization did not
think 30. however. and outvoted him
on the proposition.
Boise now has two members of tho
board OF directors and the secretary Of
the congress. During the nominations
SUBMITTED yeBteEuAy IuOEnsi8s VIII
Falls was to have had member on
the board. Mr.. Hance. but that would
have left Mr.. Atkinson on the board
entirely. The committee reconsidered
its nominations and Mr.. Atkinson's
name was placed on the list. Twin
Falls and several Of the other counties
of the state did not like the plan in
the least for they thought that Boise
was trying TO hog the whole thing.
II IL said. There are seven members
Of the board Of directors and Boise will
have two Of them, and the secretary cf
the congress. r. w. Childs. secretary
Of the Boise Commercial club. has been
selected as temporary secretary and
will probably be elected to the perina-
nent position.
The growth Of the state from the
exhibits that are planned. the water
ways OF Idaho, the fact that ships now
penetrate the stats line In spfts d
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18

Subscribe for the canitaI News.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
Mixing the Names.

Mayor Barcharach Of Atlantic City.
at dinner at the Marlborough Blen-
helm, told Of summer girl:
ION the beach In the moonlight he
said, "a youth clasped a maiden pas
sionately to his breast and murmured:
"'Do you love me, darling?
Ives all. yes. Reginald she
sighed
'Reginald?' said the youth in a
startled voice. You mean Clarence.
don't you, dear?
Smiling sweetly. she nestled closer
Yes, Clarence: Of course shc said.
How stupid Of me! I was thinking II
was the week end "-Exchange
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18

8aggage Transfer. Can 10 II IN Z
hurry. Peasley Transfer 4 6toras,
Co. Phonea No. "a
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
DISTRICT
FOR RIVERSIDE
Council to Ascertain Charg.
es Made for Telephones
in Other Cities

The first steps in the creation Of
sewer district No. l12. in Riverside ad-
dition were taken, the question Of the
dedication of some streets in McCar-
TVS second addition to the city was
referred to the city attorney. the prob
lem of opening Fifteenth street across
the railroad tracks, the question of
granting a company the right to the
city sewage to purify and use for irri-
cation purposes near Eagle. the order
ing of bids submitted for 1000 feet of
fire hose. and many other things Of
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18

r. - n y = ~ M MI ~ ~ i
~ ~ ~ - I'm 61 ~
'f16foo ~ os0or MA fufs1aes Wtll
YIN - Stax1ea Ihses ~ - et6ol
bf1des1 u ~ built n ~ eanyon.
me soo-foot tupnGl ~ lniie poet -
49, completed = few eaye 40 ~ -
Banks Brothers, who have since taken
W more contract work The WasAeeh
ICopstruction company expects 70 finish
IT. grading work within another month.
Constructor Goldsmith OF Caldwell haa
also taken up another contract and hts
crews are located near the so-mi1e
limit.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
Lake Level an International Problem.

Lake Level an international Problem
International Falls, Mimi. Sept. Is.
The international joint commission
on waterways, composed OF represent
tatives Of the United States and Ca
madam governments. met here today
for hearing in connection with the
question OF the levels Of the Lake of
the Woods and tributary waters. The
commission will determine whether II
Is desirable to fix the levels of the
lake, which is on the international
boundary. The decision will be OF
much Importance. since 1t will affect
the dams and other works In the
Rainy river. which empties into the
lake and the Winnipeg river, which,
drains 1t.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18
QUARANTINE AGAINST
fruit FLY PLANNED

Washington. Sept. 1S.-Secretary Of
Agriculture Wilson began = hearing to-
day on the Mediterranean fruit fly. pre-
liminary to proposed sweeping duaran-
tine proclamations against this asri-
cultural nuisance. unde q new law. On
Friday the potato wart will be the sub
ject Of consideration. hearings having
already been given on the white pine
blister rust.
The department Of agriculture ex-
perts say there IL imminent danger Of
the pine rust. fungous disease raw
aging pine trees in practically all OF
Europe. which would cause enormous
damage to American coniferous for
ests. The potato wart rampant In
nearby islands and in Europe also IL
threatening this country. ana tho Med
iterranean fly, already enjoying life in
Hawaii. Australia and elsewhere. has
alarmed Pacific coast fruit growers.
After the little courtesy Of hearings
the secretary Of agriculture proposes to
declare a quarantine against Hawaii
in the case OF .he Mediterranean fly;
against Great Britain, France Belgium.
Holland. Denmark, Norway, Sweden.
Russia, Germany, Austria. Switzerland
and Italy as to the importation of four
species Of pines liable to introduce the
rust and against Newfoundland, St.
Pierre and Miquelon Islands. Germany,
Austria, Hungary ana Great Britain.
including England. Scotland. Wales
and Ireland, as to importations Of po-
tatoes that might bring the potato wart
disease.
8aggage Transfer. Can 10 Il IN .
hurry. Peasley Transfer Z Storage
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18

being 400 miles from the coast. the
shipment of materials all the way
from, the east. around Cape Horn. into
Idaho at Lewiston before It passes into
a railroad car were all brought out at
the meeting yesterday afternoon.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-18

NO ONE win know that you have .
vacant room to rent unless you I'd.
vertiss It In the Capital News.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-12-21
License Real Estate Dealers

Land Commissioner. elect A. g. Car
ton will probably propose ut tire next
session of the legislature n law licen-
sing all real estate dealers. especially
those who are buying and selling state
lands to persons outside the boundaries
of Michigan.
The step will be taken TO regulate
activities of owners of Michigan lands
with citizens of other states Accord
ing e. Carton plan "A dealer license
would be revoked If he misrepresened
his property.
IL is claimed that land spectators in
Michigan advertise waste lands as good
farm property and obtain fancy prices
from people in other states who are
ignorant OF conditions. These people
often move to Michigan and being un'
able to make a living return to their
homes and report all land in tins state
as being worthless.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-12-21
An important Decision

The supreme court OF this state just
handed down decision which will
tend to make the Michigan Bonding
d. Surety Co. more careful in the
chances they take and also reduce the
sinecure which the monopoly law
that brought The company into being
gives them.
Following the death of ner husband,
who was killed while III an intoxicated
condition three years ago. Mrs Hattie
Squires brought suit against Louis
Miller, saloouist,. and his bonds
men. the Michigan Bonding x Surety
Go. She obtained a judgment and
other Judgments followed in favor of
her children until the damages exceed
by "a cents the amount of the S3, 900.
When the later Judgment of $500 was
returned in favor of another minor
child the Michigan Bonding & Surety
Co contended that IL was not liable
for more than the face of the bond.
This contention WAS sustained by the
circuit court, bnt the supreme court
reversed the decision of the lower court
and ordered the bonding company TO
pay an additional $500.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-12-21
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
TO We WEST SIDE EDITOR

On the Occasion Of His Twenty Fifth Mile
Stone Being Successfully Achieved.
Twenty five years a journalist
And pushing the same old pen,
For the same old weekly qnarto.
For the good of the world. Amen.
It's record for Iron County.
A knock out blow forsooth.
No wonder the silver tinges your hair
Tho you came in the bloom OF youth.
Tho you came with ambition written
Upon thy smooth. fair brow
Tho You came the world 10 conquer,
And You conquered. God knows how
You re fight has been hard. dear
Paddy
An uphill fight it's true.
But you dared to do OF die Pat
And you We always been true blue.
We've banded words with you Paddy
Through many column space;
We've quarreled and fought and
scratched and bit
But you We always been an ace.