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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
kELLOCCOPpOSfS
RECALL Of JUDGES

Seattle, Sept. Elm an address be-
fore the Seattle Bar association to-
night. Frank y. Kellogg. the trust
buster" and recently elected presi-
dent Of the American Bar association.
plainly came out in opposition to the
recall Of Judges. He declared that the
judicial recall would be an "innova-
ton more dangerous than any that
ever threatened the country" and
would be the beginning Of the end
Of human liberty"
Kellogg was In happy environment
here. for his arraignment OF the re-
call idea. He was thanked at the BAN
quet table In the Arctic club on one
side by Benjamin s. Grosscup. presi-
dent OF the State Bar association and
most bitter opponent OF Progressive
reform; Clinton w. Howard, whom
Taft recently appointed as federal
judge to succeed Judge Hanford who
recently resigned. and Judge Han
ford himself. On the other side of
him sat Judge Mitchell Gillian, who
sentenced the editors of the Seattle
Star to Jail terms for criticising an
injunction abuse; by II. G. Hughes,
Harford's chief attorney in the i'm
parchment hearing. and Senator w. J.
Jones. who defended Lorimer. Most
of the local Judges and practically all
the corporation attorneys in the city
were present.
Kellogg lauded the supreme court of
the United States in unqualified terms
proclaiming it from the days Of John
Marshall to this day as the most
progressive and enlightened tribunal ir
the world and most progressive of the
departments Of our government"
He denied that the courts have as
sumed unwarranted power and sound
ed the warning that 1.-THE people
| should be protected from themselves
! against excuses of power"
"rhe criticism OF the courts" he
| said, grows out OF the desire Of the
| people for a higher business plane ant
morality rather than defects in the
| Judiciary"
He then admitted that no one
claimed the judiciary perfect and adj
vocated the reform Of legal procedure
and the avoidance of delays in court.
President Grosscup, who preceded
him in brief address. evidently mis-
understood Kellogs's leanings for h,
| studiously avoided mentioning ever
| the word recall"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
B0RAh CLUBS ARE
TO Be ORGANIZED
IN every COUNTY
Friends of Senator Plan to
Extend Organization to
Every Part Of the State
This Week.

Borah clubs will be organized with
out delay In every county in the state
of Idaho. This decision was reached
yesterday by friends of the junior SEN
ator who, armed with petitions, are
preparing to enroll every friend of Sem
ator Borah In local organization to
be known in each county by that name
The petitions will this week be sent
broadcast over the state and placed in
the hands Of active and enthusiastic
workers who eralize that the re- election
workers who realize that the re election
sue in the campaign this fall and who
propose TO force into the open his enc
mics SO that the present fight being
made under cover by them can be prop
erly exposed. The friends OF the Junior
senator win sign the petitions, and his
enemies will sulk and hang back, 1t is
said.
Electors Voiced Approval.
The Republican electors at the pri-
maries voiced their approval of the
record of Senator Borah in the United
States Senate during his first term. He
was given handsome Endorsement by
that vote, his ardent supporters here
assert. and in every county in the state
legislative candidates known to be
friendly to him were nominated by the
electors. Nothing viii be left undone
now to make his reelection absolutely
certain. 1t is for the purpose Of rally
ing to the support Of this states brill
liant senator, those who are his friends,
that the plan was devised and will be
carried out to organize Borah clubs.
The petitions We're drafted In proper
form and duplicates will Immediately
be taken to every corner of the state
where the signatures of those who are
for Senator Borah for reelection will
be secured. No trouble is expected in
the organization OF Borah clubs. Thou
sands of names will be enrolled within
the present week and before the cam
paign is well on it's way the supply of
lists will it is believed be exhausted.
Petitions Drafted.
The Borah club pledges in the form
adopted Is as follows:
Recognizing the priceless value OF
the services of Honorable William E
Borah to the state Of Idaho as senator
of the United States; realizing he has
been Of almost equal value to the entire
country; taking the highest pride in
the exalted position he has attained in
the councils of the nation, and believing
that the best interests of all the Amer
lean people demand his reelection, we
hereby subscribe our names to the roll
of membership in the ..............
County Borah club, pledging ourselves
to work increasingly for the re election
of Senator William T.. Borah, in ac-
cordance with the wishes of a great
ma jority of the voters
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
HIILES SAYS BORAH
WILL BE DISPATCHED
TO PENNSYLVANIA

Pittsburg, Sept. 21.--With the settle
ment of the Pennsylvania Republican
electoral muddle reasonably certain by
September 80, the first of October will
see political turmoil such as has not
been evident in the keystone state for
years. The Democrats already have
booked Governor Wilson. Governor
Marshall, Senator O'Gorman of New
York, Congressman Oscar Underwood,
Louis Brandeis and DIR. Harvey w.
Wiley, with Bryan expected, for
speeches in various parts of the state.
The Bull Moosers, busy with the cleo
toral muddle, have announced no other
plans than that Roosevelt and Cover
nor Johnson will speak in various cities
of the>state. The Taft forces, also wor-
rying over the electoral ticket mix-up,
have announced few plans, although,
Mayor Magee of this city is said t.
have been told by Chairman Hilles
that Governor Hadley and Senator Boz
rah will be sent to Pennsylvania for
Taft.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
ATTACK MADE ON
KINGS ADVISERS

London. Sept. 21.-Liberal newspa-
pers savagely attacked the kings ad-
visors today for treating with Foreign
Minister Sazanoff OF Russia. who Is
here to discuss International policies
with them. The Liberals loyalty is
unequal, they say, to permitting their
leaders TO pledge England to q danger
Gus secret alliance with Russia. men,
acing the worlds peace and making
likely an anglo German war. Sazanoff,
really, one paper said. is trying to con.
tinue the matchmaking which, Russia
began when England fist became in
volved with It IN the Persian situation
Foreign Misister Sir Edward Gray
especially IL blamed. The Liberals
anger IL inflamed by news that King
George will be present at a conferences
next week. They fear he is about to
begin meddling in England's foreign
affairs, as King Edward did.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
CANDIDATES FOR
ELECTORS NOT.
YET CERTIFIED
State Central Committees
Have but One More Week
in Which to Act-Cause Of
Delay.

The state central committees Of the
Republican, Progressive. Democratic
Prohibitionist and Socialist parties In
this state win have to hurry IL they
wish to have the names Of their presi-
Dental electors placed on the official
ballots to be certified down by the,
secretary of state. There are but three
electors all told certified to at the
present time. They are the three se-
lected by the Republican state central.
committee Since then that committees
has selected a fourth elector and his
name will have TO be certified down to
the secretary OF state before It can go
on the official ballot. Neither tho
Democratic or Progressive parties have
certified up their electors.
The law provides that the names OF
the electors shall be certified UP to the
secretary of state by the respective
state central committees Of the parties
not more than 60 or less than IS days
before the date of the November cleo
ton and the secretary of state shall
certify the names OF the candidates
down to the respective county auditors
30 days prior to the date Of the Novenl-
Der election. The state central commits
tees therefore has but a week in which
to certify up the names OF the cleo
tors.
Voters In Idaho will this year have
five separate and distinct sets Of cleo
tors to select from, four electors In
each set. Heretofore they have had
but four. the Republican. Democratic.
Prohibitionist and Socialist. This year
the Progressive electors will be added.
The Progressive electors named are
Fl C. Olney, Boise county; z. M. Har-
ris. Fremont county; l.. NJ. Earl, Bon
neville county. and Fl. Harland Of
Canyon county.
The Democratic electors are Frank
Martin, Ada county; Frank r. Moore.
Latah county; d. Worth Clark. Ban
| mock county. and ]. ID. Millsaps Free
mont county.
The Republican party has named
but three electors, and the state COM
mittee has the fourth under consid-
Grafton. vacancy having been created.
A woman may be named as an elector
| on the Republican list.
| The electors of the Prohibitionist and
| Socialist parties have not been certi-
| fled to the secretary of state.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
BOAT IS DAMAGED
IN A COLLISION

New York. Sept. 21.--Because of
damages received in a collision with
a tug boat. Il was stated at Brooklyn
navy yard this evening that the de-
stroyer Porter will probably be re-
tired from active service. The COL
lision occurred Thursday in Buttcrmilk
channel A board of survey, examin-
ing the destroyer. found her keel rup-
tured.
The Porter is the last remaining
member of the destroyer fleet that did
such excellent work during the Span
ish- American war.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
SMART SET NAY
ATTEND HEARING

Washington, Sept. 21.-The rush Of
society women for, seats at the CAM
paign fund hearings which are to be
begun September 80, by the Clapp
committee Of the senate. was redoubled
today when 1t became known that the
committee may call Mrs. Mary Harri-
man, widow Of T.. II. Hartman. the
railroad king. ana Miss LizEie Bliss.
daughter OF the late Cornelius n.
Bliss, as witnesses. II the committee
decides to admit the general public to
the hearings they will probably be as
well attended as the Titanic inquiry.
which when diplomatic and the smart
set fought for tickets Of admission and
places Of advantage. The members of
the committee, Senators Clapp, Payn-
ter, Pomerene. Oliver and Jones are ex-
pected here next Friday and go over
the preliminary plans for the investiga-
ton already arranged by Chairman
Clapp. The summonins Of all the wit
nesses thus far named include ]. p.
Morgan, the Rockefellers and associ-
ates OF Hartman, is entirely depend
cnt upon the committees approval.
Senator Clapp said tonight he believed
all Of his colleagues would be here on
Friday and that there would be no de-
lay in beginning the taking Of testi-
mony a week from Monday. Colonel
Roosevelt Is scheduled to appear on the
following Tuesday. but aside from the
message to local Progressive leader
that Roosevelt would be here on that
date Clapp said tonight that he had re-
ceived no word, official or otherwise,
as to Roosevelt's attendance.
II is practically settled that John
d. Archbold will be the first witness.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
OF BANK
ROBBERS CAUSES
AN INVESTIGATION

Chicago. Sept. 21.-Acting Chief of
Police Herman Schuettler was closeted
for several hours tonight with James
Sidias, in whose saloon the two Canad-
ian bank robbers escaped from Lieu
tenant b. ]. Burns. Schuettler ques
toned Sidias for three hours this after
noon. At the end Of both sessions with
the saloon keeper. he refused to give
out anything which he learned.
The absence of Police Chief Nc
Weeney, who is now on vacation
while the police are investigating the
escape of men who stole s272,O00 In
British Columbia after Lieutenant
Burns attempted to take them single
handed was much discussed tonight
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
REPORT OF FIGHTING
IN SOUTHERN MEXICO

Mexico City. Sept. 21.--Reports OF
fighting in the southern states or re-
newed rebel activity around Aqua Pri-
eta and the American border and the
lack Of information as to General Oroz-
co.'s whereabouts. sorely troubles the
Madero government tonight. In the
city rebellion is held down only by q
show OF troops.
Much was made by the government
Of General Rivera's success in raising
the siege Of Oaxaca. after fierce en-
counter today. But this victory was
overshadowed In the popular mind by
the report that 100 federal soldiers had
been massacred at Labarbia by Indians
and Zapatistas. A relief has been dis
patched to Labarbia, but cannot reach
there before Monday.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
IRELAND TO HAVE
HOME RULE soon

New York, Sept. 21.--Ireland will
have home rule within IS months, ac-
cording to William II. Redmond, NJ. p,
brother of John Redmond, the Irisl,
leader in parliament, who today came
to the United States to attend the
convention of the United Irish league
which will be held in Philadelphia
next week.
Before Christmas the Irish home
rule bill will pass the house of com
mons by Il probable majority of 100
and within 10 months the bill will be
a law and in force" Redmond said to-
night.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
WRECK IN PIITSbURC
AUTOMOBILE RACE

Pittsburg. Sept. o1-"Joe" Koran,
driving a Cutting car, crashed through
fence while going 20 miles an hour.
during the automobile races on tho
Brunot's Island track this afternoon.
sma shing the car, hut escaping himself
with a few bruises. The accident
happened in the five-mile race for
non stock cars.
Bob Eurman broke the record for
the track made by Barney Oldficld, by
making a mile in 51.9S. Burman drove
his new Bitten REM car.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
SENATORS MAY 60
TO MEXICO CITY

washington, Sept. 21.-Although
state department officials disciaimed
knowledge. 1t was strongly rumored
here, today that Senator william Alden
smith Of Michigan. and Senator Fall
OF New Mexico are going as a commit
tee to Mexico City and also through
northern Mexico for a personal in
spection Of actual conditions Of the
rebellion. The senator's have been
conducting similar inquiry on this
side OF the border, with headquarters
at Ell Paso, Tex.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
FARES FOR THOSE
WHO VOTE RIGHT

Washington. Sept. 2l.-Impecunious
voters among government employees
will be sent home to vote for Governor
Wilson with funds subscribed by local
Democrats. it was announced today.
Tho local WILSON, Marshall club Is TAX
Ing subscriptions to pay railroad fares
of Democrats who will vote right" at
home. Thousands OF government en-
ployes will go home to vote. Republi-
can managers are also preparing ia
amass a travel fund" to send voters
home. but the Democrats showed their
hand first.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
Funeral Of Judge rwiss.

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. 21.--Af-
rangements are being made here to-
right for the funeral Of Judge stephen
p. Twiss. prominent In the founding
Of the Republican party. who died
this afternoon. Judge Twiss left tho
Wing party In 1855. and was that year
elected as Republican to the Masaa-
chusetts legislature from Worcester.
his home until 1855. Subsequently no
served on the supreme bench OF Utah.
He was So years OF age.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
Students Are Injured.

Beoit, Wis, Sept. 21.-Several co.eds
were injured late today when a tenn
porary stand erected near the girls
dormitory collapsed during the annual
freshmen sophomore cane rush OIL Be-
lott college campus. None were fatally
hurt. Fully so students We're badly
bruised in the annual event. The
freshmen were victorious.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
Reforms Declared Necessary.

London. Sept. 21.--Without positively
confirming reports of an alliance in
Guiding Bulgaria, Greece, Servia and
Montenegro to fight Turkey, ministers
representing the four countries hero
admitted tonight the existence Of
STRONG re-approachment," the de-
clared extensive reforms in Turkeys
European provinces absolutely ncces-
sary
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
Postmasters Adjourn Session.

Richmond, Va. Sept. 21.-The Ma
tional League of Postmasters today Sc
lected Guthrie. Okla. as their next an
nual convention city San Antonio.
Tex, ran Guthrie a close race. The
postmasters practically agreed to hold
the 1915 convention at San Francisco.
Many Of the delegates will go to Wash
ington Monday to meet President Taft.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
Catholic Charity Conference.

Washington Sept. 21.--The national
conference of Catholic charities of
which Cardinal Gibbons Is president.
convenes here tomorrow. Five hun
bred delegates are expected to discuss
the entire range of Catholic charities.
Protection OF country girls. who go to
large cities will be principal topic OF
the conference
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22

the verdict. some question il raised
as TO the sufficiency -of the instruc-
tons given by the court to the jury.
Under the facts Of this case we are
satisfied that the instructions state
the law and that the court did not
err In giving them.
"The Judgment IL affirmed
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
Elevated Car jung, Track.

Chicago. Sept. 21.-One hundred and
nifty passengers on an Oak park ele-
waited train fought to escape from a car
which Jumped the track at the jack
son boulevard bridge over the Chicago
river late tonight. Ten feet OF the
car hung over the river. The motor OF
the train short circuited and started a
fire In the car. The flames were ex-
tinguished and the panic stricken pas
scngers finally quieted by the guards
No one was injured.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
WAS ONLYSHOOTING
AT HER WARDROBE

Nashville. Tenn, Sept. 21.-Attracted
by the firing Of 80 or 40 shots four po-
licemen entered the room of Mrs. w.
j. Everitt in a fashionable downtown
apartment house tonight and after a
struggle with her. placed her under ar
rest. She declared she was merely
shooting at her wardrobe, and when
placed in cell. began preaching So
cialistic doctrines.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN
Will Be WACfD
Ada County Executive Com
mittee Outlines Plans for
Aggressive Fight.

The executive committee of the Ada
county Republican central committee
held a conference last night at head
quarters at which the plans for the
campaign were gone over and 1t was
decided to wage a vigorous campaign
for the election OF the county ticket
from top to bottom. The campaign of
speaking will not cover a long period
but there will be speakers of promi-
hence sent out under the auspices OF
the organization to speak in behalf Of
the candidates. Candidates will be ex-
pected to get iNto the political har-
ness to meet electors over the county
and there will be activity for the en-
tire ticket straight down the line.
6orah Is the Issue.
When interviewed yesterday as to
his plans for the campaign and the is
sues involved, Chairman Blaine said
with but little over month be-
fore us we propose to make a strenuous
campaign In behalf of the entire coun-
ty ticket and will center our efforts to
roll up the old time Republican ma
jorities that in past years have been
given in support of the Republican
county candidates.
II am particularly anxious to i'm
press upon the electors Of this county
the fact that the paramount issue Is the
| re- election of Senator William +.
Borah. Many people fail to appreciate
the fact that under our present laws
our United States senator's are elected
by the legislature and therefore in Or
der to secure the re- election of Senator
, Borah II is necessary that the next leg
islature Is Republican by a substantial
maiority. The fact that Senator Borah
| received flattering vote at the pri-
mary election as the party's choice for
United States senator, does not assure
HIS recollection. 1t Is necessary to elect
the Republican legislative candidates
in this and other counties to accomplish
this.
Work for Entire Ticket.
THE legislative candidates in Ada
| county on the Republican ticket have
strongly pledged their votes. should
, they be elected, to Senator Borah, and
| assured their constituents they will be-
| untiring in his behalf. That pledge
| brings the issue sQuarely before cleo
tors. The election of the Republican
legislative ticket means six votes In
the next legislature for Senator Borah.
| Every effort will be put forth by the
Republican county committee to secure
the election of this ticket. A vote for
that ticket means IA vote for Senator
Borah. / cannot urge this too strongly
upon the voters Of Ada county.
1.-The campaign is progressing salts
factorily. There are many willing
| workers and we are daily re ewing as
surances of support from all parts OF
the county feel satisfied that the
Republican county ticket will be
| elected from top to bottom"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
Secretary Knox Sails.

Yokohama. Sept. 2l.-Secretary of
State Knox and his suite sailed for the
United States at noon today. Refer
ring to a banquet of American resi-
dents here last night the secretary
spoke most flatteringly of the Jap
anese. Many prominent officials will
be at the wharf to see him off.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
Mail for Alaskan Pojnts.

Washington. Sept. 21.-The post Of
flee department today ordered the
addition Of number OF points in
Alaska to receive all classes OF mail
during the winter season which lasts
from Oct. ! to June ]. During this
CLOSED" season mail is restricted tn
first class. postals. single newspapers,
etc, on account OF the difficulty in
transportation.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
ASKS HER FATHER
NOT TO ACCEPT THE
REWARD FOR ALLEN

Roanoke. Va, Sept. 21.--Baldwin de-
tectives were informed today that
Frank Irolier. of Mount Airy. N. c..
father of the sweetheart OF Wesley Ed
wards, who led the detectives to Des
Moines and caused the arrest Of Ed.
wards and Sidna Allen, Hilisville out
laws, will refuse part of the reward
offered for their capture.
Irolier was to receive $500 for Tip
ping off" the detectives to Edwards re-
treat through his daughter, Maude Iro-
lier, Edwards 1s-year- old fiancee. Il
said to have begged her father to re-
fuse what she declares Is "blood
money" Arrangement of Allen and Ed
wards is scheduled Monday in the
Hillsville court house where five per-
sons were killed by the clan last
March. They will be taken from jail
here, heavily manacled and guarded al
though no attempt to rescue them al
Hillsville is anticipated, dozen of the
Allen family and other mountaineers
are expected to crowd the court room
for the arraignment
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
Trsasen OF No rreaaen.

Belfast. Sept. 21.-"we don't, care
whether what we are doing is treason
or not" declared Sir Edward Carson
In an anti-home rule speech at Soterain
today. Later he was barely missed by
stone thrown at his head during q
rioa in Londonderry
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-09-22
A Reversible Provsrb,

TOO bad Mrs. Smartleigh always has
such abominable weather for her after.
noon teas!"
"Yes; she never pours but 1t rains"
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Tokyo, Sept. 12.--Nearly half the
country population in Japan has hook
worm, according to official figures to-
day. 1t is attributed to working bare
footed in the rice fields.