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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05

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Corner broadway aud Yesicf. IL 20 be
opened 90 the public on Feh. 4,
IL all new furnishings and Interior
decorations. and the hotel has all
the modern conFeniencss, IN or
der 20 ftil the house quickly. all
rents viii be reduced. Phone.
Have z.foon suites on fret and sec-
ond floor furnished. o.. Or unfur-
nished. " month. Aiso. slngls
phone " fsfs
iiea utifui modern front rooms Two
young men, 81. T'he Afilnto' fias
boyisfon. corner Pike. Phone East
Nice. steam cheated sleeping room.
walking distance Aiso one single
Phone \ ssss iisi belmont
Nlcsly furnished ekenpinx
s ss'e Sss = Psr 'a re- each. Office
Two partly fnrnisnsd rooms for
.snt sis Terry ss., nsar James.
Furnished rooms. si.te week. Aiso
ilpngefeeptnr rooms tyes,s ist Nv.
Room. titk week Pres bath, free
phone. Yates Hotel. eth and Pine
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. iiikM
Fltnt-- Rates k3c daily and Up.
Nice clean rooms. Ills week sis
Eighth Az.
iiesfs and room for 1890 4 week. o.
transient 80, Cherry Street
Mice steam h~ated rooms. s2eo
wrxk and ap az PIKE 81
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IN HNNI7T F1VV
1875 cash and 30 monthly viii pur-
chase one 81 our Glen wood Colony
farms LOGS ted on sound. just
west u Seattle IN well ssttis1 dle-
frict tn1 very close 90 school
Enough timber on each tract 70
build your own home. This lss5 IL
Ideal Tor garden truck, berries.
fruits. spu1r OF poultry ranches
Any 0na or these tracts will lunhe
man independent ae same IN iust
one hours drive 70 fret class mar
het IN isremefton and one hour ~
boat 10 Seattle. CLlFFBkD LAND
CO. Owner, 1919 Third ny. Open
evenings and SUNDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05

Edward Cook of tho To~er Ridge
Yacht club At Hastings on-riudrcn.
". ". say eight Wild geese with
their feet frozen in cakes OF Ice In
tho river.
He couidn't get 10 them because
Of tho ice. and the Law against an
Ing firearms on sunday kept him
from shooting them. A few hourp
iaser the sun nsslfcd tho ice and
freed the Eecse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05

Nathaniel II. Niilikrn o. kitteffT.
SIC. and James w. MiIiiken Of
saco. second oldest twins In Maine.
have celebrated their 7fst birth
day.
Both enjoy good health. and look
70 much alike their most intimate
friends often mistake one for the
ether.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05
QUEER THINGS IN THE NEWS

rsquirr a iAx % 81 year on I'll
tomeat& and ~ year on tho tab
biex. with the alternative Of deash.
The claim IL made that insccfis.
orous birds arc being decimatet BY
tramp Gala aud that tho fciinex
must be- thinncd out 10 save the
blrdx
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Board and Room.

Room and board. homo cooking. IS
week. 1914 Esst Jefferson. East
e0bs.
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80 PER ACRE

For this iItfls farm. almost a. acres
good land. clearing buildings
enough for = beginning. DH good
county road only ~ miles 20
railroad nnd mill town. A market
for all products and outside work
y you want Il. A short trip from
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05

City Real Estate.
s'''S'>3f dF 1:Ef rms rS'r'>
Large tract Of close In property for
q home. and atop paying rent: 5
minutes walk from the car all
cleared: s-e~nt fare on Phinpey
ESQ qsra. &c Soc 'e ess p', e.. G ss
Don't 'nlss III MONT" snap
CHAs. r. ADAMS
t1s coiman Bldg.
Cory Groom baneaio~. nso8rfn: her,
~ buxhrs. fivwera biz lot, saxiso;
r. minutes ride from center. dirt
nnssR TOT ows sss mor sa~n 'e5A
Central nidx.
Coed Groom outage: corner lot !;
close ~. between East Union and
East MAdison car oriy VI. N1o 90 :.
ttDe. % cash. baincs 5000 per
paid American Mprsraxn 4 Bldg
Co. sol uripu Street
We build BUNGALOWS or cottage
any~hers you want them. aad sell
on small payment down and
balance like rent
ING CO. 100 White bldg.
For szie--A modern fIve-room cot :
t3eet North End. 5000 down.
1850 per month. Including inter-
est sz5 ist Ave. Room -.
For ssiS--Kesl estate IN ali parts 81
the city ana state
GEORGE l.. COLsfAN,
30 I,rary Blig- Seattle.
a beautiful corner LOT isexfa4. s.
room house. oufhutldinEF. fruit
trees. will be sold b. owner for
what the ground IL worth Call
esls West 17rd ST, Ballard
FOR sAI~E--FfyE ROOM HOUSE
Completely furnished. on lot f5xlo1.
with chicken house. fruit trees.
berry bushes. etc Green Lake dis
frict Price 81 $50. terms. Call up
owner, Ind West els.
FOR aALE--ftcssa In all parts
Of the city
SAMUEL coI.LyER. 500 Lcary f3ids
Member Seattle Real Estate Assn.
Wanted-westiakc Blvd lot Main
"tWFs
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Help Wanted--Male.

HcIp Wante0---Male.
'''----~-
RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE
sTEsooRArftEns
Men over Is. fair education. for gov
ernment positions Examinations
very soon. Salaries 114 and bet
ter. SEQ Mr. Calvin. isss Alaska
Bldg bsfoss ~ 20 .. m.
FEW flEmxiNiSu VACANCIES
wanted Msn ana women 10 learn tho
barber trsde Largest and most
compirts school n the West. wsxe.
course only Sas. Cali and see our
NATIONAL ssnsS: Al iB;ixRBEK COLLEGE.
a. washlneton, Or TAO Third Av.
Phone Main sfst.
We have the only syatr-u OF barber
colleges IN the world. ~ you want
man learn under our system. .1e
years expsf lcfcc. Licensed In
structorn only do. our teaching.
wares paid while iearninE
NpLEH BARRIER COLLEGE.
z9o Occidental Az
Wantsd---g or ! carpenters 10 erect
portable bungalow in exchange
Tor dental work. Also man with
plow TO piow aud harrow I aero
on Lake Washington Main 1855.
Subscription solicitors on commission
= basis. city work; good money for
Z Tight man. Apply Mr.. Parish. Star
office.
EpEinecrs. firemen. tanltors instruct
Cd for license. reasonable terms.
Bcattle Steam EngineerinS School.
sos Oriental building. . Till ..
OLYMPIC APIS. 2oic Western av.
$500 up. Near public market:
Spring ST. pool room. Everything
new. ~ cents per cue. 1921 Third
av. w. cramer, Ted Dainc.
Z. Houses for Rent.
10 Tn M5NfR>1SSrf f cntf> >fSs; n
house. brick basement; nice yard.
v block Of Madison; gas ssi s7th
~ east eSDs.
Close 10 the University and cars.
z6o-6-room cottage.
f1g.5o-s-room bungalow.
Dh0--~G-room house
sac oo---7 room residence.
" xrcads"i:so to to s:so p. M. -
$40 per month---s-room modern
houae, partly furnlnhed. " blocks
from car. Phone North l4gl.
Cottage OF nine rooms and bath;
trees; rent s17. Rear ssis b7th n.
Four room cottage, newly repaired;
gas. electric lights and bath. yard;
low rent sal Bellevue av. N.
Five-room cottage close In: good car
service, large barement; suitable
for shop. East 1901
Modern l-room cottage. Beacon
Modern Groom house 0rcen ~.
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~F6naqf6fFc a1nn112n~
Afa surely 70 be found here. f,eina
located on back street. my rent
and other expenses are very small.
l have the largest second hand
stock ~ tho state. DsrinH the
large houses out You Will find
The following Will give you an
idea OF how 7 sell
nantel. cost ~, sell for go; tzg
1 sofa -davenpoft. cost fil6, sell for
1 ioangine chair. cost us. sell ii99rr
roIl-ioo sesk, cost SIS. sell Tor iiss
walnut secretary, cost 400, .eIl
/ isdy's desk. COS, isis. sell Tor 81
foicins bed and mattress. cost 10
ma ma z folding bed. cost also, III
iron bed. cost sis. seiii Tor ..' '@ss
1 iron spripg. cost 1850. sell fer
! gas range. cost iis, sell Ter .i1se
! gas range. eoai tss sell Tor $3.50
THE FURNITURE MAN.
1894 9th Az. bet. pike and Pine
ga. Phone Main roe.
FfTzHENItY AUCTION cos-isia-
~ Flfth nv. buys, sells stcond~
hand goods and other mere handbag:
est auction house In the state.
buy my new furniture nj coat and
Will give. free. equity Of 1850 In
e7si AZ 4. w, W weeeia s"a'@ ess.
Valdez Furn. CO. 1919 first Az. Main
155z. Ind. ko1e.
Desks. chairs. snow cases. Chicago
Store 4 QIfIce Turn. Co. 1895 LIST az.
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f17r TG6Frv6nHS rHDFNfxfIT6
Co. corner Nlnth and tnie4. MaIn
i}et, ira. sgss FREhaOkr or.
vIcfk. sii7 Frrmppt ~. Fhonss
Moth 80, ussen ~.
HUT khN oh1H & koSs
Professional Directors ard fArenee0
Kmhximrfs 1891 tst Phones 80
University tn0eftaksns fsfioFs. txit
itth NJ y North IA. urrsn ID
konney. Watson Co Fsnersi ptr~c-
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Tho new 'xpiit.week arrange =
mcrt. which II to give the Grand
theatre two nsw performances y
week. went into cffset yesterday.
The Jester trio offcr some magic.
Tom Whitestde comediAtes and
Baker and Dvvsrc DO the talking.
singing and dancsnx act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05

"G7f9 am f0nffff 10nesN-~
On improved or vacant property af
and per cent, any amount from
time. and easy paymenfs. no de-
lay. SfGrseynnt IL Co. III Hontou
Block. Second and Columbia.
OUR OWN MONEY TO LOAN on
improved residences Rates 20 :
per cent. with reasonable commits
sion $40 Columbia IT.. Central Fidg.
HEATTfE TRUST COMPANY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05

Charles A. Austin. dead At 81 Ia
whitin2siile. MAss.. had never
worn socks except when he occa-
sIonaiIy went out OF town. then he
always brought them back IN bis
pocket. saying they were uncom-
Portable.
lie always wore q straw hat.
summer and winter. because. he
said. IL kept tho rain and snow
from going down his back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05

e6fNfs n : "a siK al 81 nal
rurne with several dollars. Call
benton Hotel, f4xo sch tao any
aft~raa0n. Tlye description.
Iontiefaan'f otefccnt. Monday ere-
Mug liberal reward for return.
rttF. Main tt71
Gnfd ring. 4 diamond chips. red
stone. MendRy evening In fe&ier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05

Fire Alarm Was Elopine oIrf's
Wedding Bells
Florence Newcomb. daughter Of
George Sewconb. driver tn the
Brpokiinc. Mass. fire department.
wanted 10 marry Frwd Dawson. her
schooldAy sweetheart. hut dad
wouldn't let her.
She tried 10 elope unnecessarily
for several days. and finally had 40
inspiration when xhe heard the fire
bell
While her father war driving TO
tho fsre she and Dawson hurried
10 the recfory Of 81 Mary's church.
were married. went back to the
girls home and packsd her clothes.
and were away on honeymoon
before the fro waa out.
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City Real Estate.

Acreage TO exchange for houses
lots E.fe5. care star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05

s!STl e IA iis. fssa sjlsl' hsslfE
- free pref AyrretIgs san Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05

- 0stoes
IlSss s Srs esrsa Sc M { n
over sss eases sarsa psss two
system. gis rl,si' iiiids seattle
rs4xsiiee pispe PLAYING positively
lets frae a~stti~ school Of Fppsi-
.s Music. seg Ih,ss ~. MAln stix
for sai~-~ss5 drass suit. 3usi like
new. nls1 ~. will sell for go resh
s., Or trade for small diamond. Apt
No. &C. Tho hnrrroft.
0sd conntry Matchmaker Hein.
Y spflng3s inmeAa. 1hc each. xiAssrs
xec. 1acabnnn. first and stewart
UgLf.frrTK ufsAuf,s sharpsasd sec
dos rasors. zsr. etc ttoi sth Az.
xAv Il saw II IL The rsar~
Dr. rusuam has resumed bis Henta'
Es..ssics s,s.is "Ash'nssos
Wsnssd-ro huY hair, hziy chains
aud switches fuade to order. Mrs
~ Miller, tsss Tttth Az. near Pike
wrinkiss frecks~@. sears snalea
piuntee renewed. nrforssted
nosea corrected. 5ta Arrate nldx
Pfeas xorsh ga
ijen't be ionsIy, tstn our fsesrlmcsisi
nusrau. ladies' fre~ To- Pirs Sc.
fAairs. tailoring. rgsns. airn rernosisi-
snW. sak Northern nsnk nidr.
Fanfy Shall. Handled Heuvrnfr rrna
Epgveais Pen Co. boz 1905 seattle
SAY II Jaw II liz Tie star
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x s1re NJ * z r. I'm an f7
f4s complete Tainhsus the la
dice tailor. 1875 East Madison
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Bay state May impose Tax on
Tom and Tabby Cats
A bin has been petltioncd for In
the Massachusetts Legislature 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-05

- re 0ooDE AiDItr SHOT,
is sss,. i,s sessi ,sss;' rts s,
fftce.N Broken lsnssH re-
placed HspafflnF, -is sfsdlseu.
Tween ind aud 1fd.
fay Il saw II IN Tho star"
Dance every Wednesday evening.
Mountain View station. Green
fotiatrh Orchestra esentlsmen.
toc, ladies free
Enk vi y omen --- Daughters OF 81
9rurkn nirh benefit society meets
first and third Thursdays. Forest.
crH hall. ipf1h fif3s af,
ii your roof IN i~akinE. or In need
q 1ewn-spcut. gutter gt smoke
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scr Lesry bldg. snd and Madison.
100 acres fine innd In Central ore.
Eon offered AZ sacrifices. Full
Particulars at sos Liberty Bldg.
Third and rrior
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-17

Mrs. Martin Littleton Gives
Report on Progress in
Movement to Preserve
Jefferson's Home.

Making her appeal Public Owner
ship OF Monticello" in her desire tOl
carry out the wish of Thomas Jeffer-
son. when he uttered those famous!
words. Take care Of men when dead"
Mrs. Martin Littleton OF Port WASH
ington, L. l.. has written to Governor
Hawley giving q report on the work
already accomplished towards the set
ting aside Of Monticello. Jesferson's
home. az property Of the United
States. To accomplish this the re-
cent congress passed a resolution
authorizing committee to investigate
the proposition Of purchase. Cover
nor Hawley ID asked, to become q
member OF the advisory board Of the
Monticello association" and will prob
ably accept.
The letter received by Governor
Hawley from Mrs. Littleton 10 as fol-
lows:
Port Washington. L. J., New York.
Dear Governor Hawley: First of all.
must thank you for your letter up
holding me in this glorious work OF re-
storing Jefferson to the people where
he belongs
This effort to preserve the home and
grave OF Jefferson ras met with warm
and universal resronse-either before
the people, or before societies--patri-
otto, benevolent or .ommercial--and II
you will turn to tie records of the
senate and the house, you will find
there has not been one dissenting
voice. All love the memory of Jeffer-
son, and no longer can they bear to see
~ ne H,1 nv,
old garment, TO be cast out.
1t being more desirable to acquire
Monticello by voluntary grant than by
| condemnation. and anticipating tina,
| the present owner will ..nally patri-
officially accede to the wishes Of the
people to sacredly mold Monticello as
the common property Ct the whole ma.
ton through all time to come--it /.
evident that there must be immediate
and simultaneous action taken.
| feel how Inadequate my supper
may be--and know how much less m,
ability to aid may be than my owl
earnest desire-so | am writing to tel
you that a Monticello association
similar to the Mount Vernon aAsocia.
ton Is being formed--aEd to ask II 20,
will consent to be one among a MIN
Der of distinguished men and women
to be a member Of the honorary ad
visory board of such an association
No work or contribution will be aske.
of youeverything that Is done viii
be done voluntarily. ! would NOV
your warm and loyal heart to furthe
uphold me in placing into the guard
ianship of the whole nation this un
pretending resting place Of one-Whos
love OF liberty would have willed hi
! dust into space rather than leave it Il
} individual control removed even iron
: the loving care of his dear ones--an
one whose life work was. to win 70
! humanity intellectual. religious and pc
litical freedom.
| am happy while waiting for an an
swer, for ! am sure vol will allow IN
the use of your distinguished nam
! to further this patriotic movement.
remain, believe me, with sentiment
, Of warmest regards.
MRS. MARTIN LITTLETON.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-17

Idaho will probably be given nation
al aid In the construction Of post
roads. Information to this effect has
been placed In the hands OF Governor
Hawley through communication
from senator Jonathan Bourne. chair
man OF the senate committee appoint
ed to investigate and gather inforn,a-
ton showing the highways In states
entitled to this aid.
Maps have been forwarded to the
governor asking him to designate and
have designated the highways In this
state that should be given government
appropriations. The letter is as fol-
lows:
Sept .. 1912.
Hon. James H. Hawley, Governor.
Boise. Idaho.
NV Dear Governor:
Under the provisions of an item In
the post office appropriation act of
the recent session of congress. the
senate and house Of representatives
have appointed joint committee to
make inquiry into the subject Of fed
eva, aid in the construction OF post
roads.
MS committee has not vet organ
lied and probably will not organize
for several weeks. but as a member
of said joint committee and as chair
man Of the senate committee on post
offices and post roads and under
authority Of senate resolution No. Sc
I earnestly desire that the most COM
petent judgment may be had in each
state as TO the possible extent and
distribution Of roads deemed suitable
to receive national aid for construc-
| ton or maintenance.
am. therefore. submitting herewith
two maps of your state and ask thai
| you lave your state highway depart
! ment, or other qualified authority, in.
| dictate on one copy. by lines. such
roads, not exceeding per cent Of thu
| total mileage in the state, as should b
| improved with the aid Of government
appropriations. The various types O.
road Guided i'm this selection should
lie indicated and ind sxed by means o
| different colors on the lines. On thu
! other map the same information
should be given as to the roads OF
which the national aid appropriation
should be expended, assuming that tn
| national government would meet tn
| entire cost of maintenance in sucl
roads, but not any part OF the cost o
/ construction.
Awaiting a reply at your earlies
convenience and appreciating your co
| operation In this matter. I am,
| Yours very truly.
JONATHAN BOURNE.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-17
BRYAN SPEAKS At
COLORADO STATE fair

Pueblo, Colo. Sept 11.--William J.
Bryan has only ono speech scheduled
today at teh Colorado state fair here.
He afterward leaves for Utah on a
far western tour.
Denunciation of Taft and Roosevelt
were the chief features Of Bryan's
speech at the Colorado state fair. He
referred to Taft as an "aristocrat by
birth and environment" who had not
the confidence he ought to have In
the intelligence Of the average man.
Roosevelt would have been. satisfied
with the Republican party had he been
nominated. said Bryan. He declared
the Roosevelt plan for commission
to regulate corporations the most
dangerous plan ever presented to the
American people.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-17

Il
mild hammered and easy-going young
one and seldom given TO FITS Of choler.
At the present moment my whole sys-
tern shakes with righteous rage II
there was o cripple here Id pick on
him. You've no idea
Goodness sakess alive. what can
the matter be? Maybe you don't get
enough exercise. Posssoiy you smoke
too much. Let's feel your pulse"
Rot Listen to this" and he
pulled out a newspaper clipping
Fashion DEGREES that skin tight
trousers shall be all the rage next
winter. Also that side-burns will de
riguer.'
wouldn't that make you weep In
the gravy? Wouldn't that rasp you,
peace lowing nature? Dye know whai
this means!" exclaimed the A. Y. Man
tapping the paper he held in his hand
ut means that Cupid had better hum
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-17
||C|Ty For
|D||AHORESOURc[S
IS CONSIDERED
Idaho Development Con
Rress Favors Liberal APP
preparation by Legislature
Tor Exposition.

Possibility OF railroad control split
y Hhe delegates to the Idaho Devel-.
Upment congress over the question OF.
1ruxy again this morning. The PROPOSE
ton comes up on almost every meeting
Of a state wide nature and nearly al
ways means 4 division between the.
Representatives Of the northern and
\ the, southern counties.
Reilly Atkinson and W. T. Booth
led the fight against the acceptance
of proxies and finally. after hard
battle, won their point. Mr. Atktn-
son fold of the effort of a certain
railroad to elect its president as pres
ident of the League of Southern idaho
Commercial Clubs in order to prevent
that organization from making fight
on the western rate schedule, 1t was
claimed
The organization plans to ask the
state legislature for liberal donation
for the San Francisco exposition.
While 100000 has been suggested as
the amount, the discussion showed that
most of the delegates favored stu
hrger donation. 1t is possible that
the congress viii ask for S150,0oO or
more The whole scheme of the con-
MENTION is to get as many of the tour
lists as possible to land in Idaho. look
over its prospects and see what this
state has TO offer as place for home.
The tremendous Importance of the
Panama canal TO Idaho was brought
out By w l.. Hlsbrouck Of Caldwell,
who pointed out the way the railroads
are rushing their lines to the coast.
The steamship companies. he said, are
planning to handle 2o.000.0o0 persons
caring the next five years and will land
them on the Pacific coast. Idaho Is
after large percentage of these tour
lists and is now laying plans for the
? capture of Il great many of them a.
permanent residents hare.
Wants Legislative Committee.
w. r. Booth wants the commercial
clubs to appoint Il powerful Legislative
committee at the state capital to handl,
the business of the state and to see Il
ii that legislation for the benefit ol
the state is passed at every session
He is also anxious for the committee
to make its permanent headquarters
here and to fight any legislation thai
will not be for the interests of the state
1t was also brought cut that many
of the counties of other states arc au
thoriZed to impose a special tax fo'
publicity work and that such mea
cure would be a good thing for Idaho
Inn l.. McPhei son. state horticul
taral inspector. urged the congress t.
work for more care in the preparation
of the exhibits for the exposition ant
Offered himself and his entire force TO
their assistance.
The following officers were nominal
cd for the ensuing year: X. {. Beach
Lewiston, president; William l.. Rich
Paris. first vice president; a. Fl kel
Ter WeTser second vice president; +
3 Sweet Grangeville, third vice presi
dent: II. W. Childs. Boise, secretary
The directors will probably be. Profes
SCR William Carlisle, Moscow. w. l.
Hasbrouck. Caldwell: Il. \. LaNeins
Occur d'Alene: John McMullen, Idah
Falls; Mr. Hance. Twin Falls; r. I
Greenwood, American Falls, and lie
J. Falk, Boise.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-17
COURT ORDERED TO
GRANT JURY TRIAL,

The supreme court today directed
Judge Alfred Bulge Of the Fifth Ju-
dicial district to submit to e jury the
issues involved In the 5000 damage suit
for false imprisonment entitled Clarkes
H. Ludwig versus John Ellis, sheriff
OF Bannock county. through an opinion
made Of record. The supreme courts
ruling 10 reversal OF the district
courts orders granting = motion TO
non-suit Ludwig brought action
against the sheriff on the grounds he
had been arrested through mistaken
Identity through the action Of the
sheriff and over his protest and the
protest Of those who knew him IN
wyoming whore the arrest was made.
Chief Justice Stewart wrote the
opinion. 1t u concAfred In BY Justice
Ailshie and Justjce Sullivan
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-17

another Job. The marriage license
clerks can all 80 on long fishing trip.
We won't need 'em any more"
.'You don't think a man could WOO
successfully II he listened to FASH
IONS recent ukasesT'
".Say. he'd stand about as much
chance as a wooden legged man In a
forest fire. Maybe clothes can't make
man. but they can cover a multi
tude OF short -comings. There isn't one
guy in fifty that could get by in tights.
AS for the fire. escapes on the side Of
his fact--out Of the restaurant!!!"
The Average Young Man moved to-
ward the door, but turned with his
hand on the knob.
SAY. put piece in your paper
and roast those new and nutty no
tions, will you? You know-give 'em
the hook. And especially that tight
pants stuff"