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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-28
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-28
HEAD OF CANADIAN
MOUNTED POLICE TO
Retire FROM OFFICE

Ottawa, Ont, Dec. 2s.-After more
than forty years of faithful and eff
cient work in the service of the Domin-
ion, Lieutenant Colonel Frederick
White, G, M G., will retire next Tues
day from the post Of comptroller gen
eral Of the Royal Northwest Mounted
Police. Few men in the Canadian civil
service are better known than Lieu
tenant Colonel White and fewer still
have rendered more distinguished serv-
ices to their country.
Born in England sixty five years ago,
Lieutenant Colonel White came to
Canada as a young man and after
short time spent in the service of the
Grand Trunk railway he was appointed
to a clerkship in the department Of
justice. BY 1876 he had risen to the
position of chief clerk.
on the organization Of the North
west Mounted Police Lieutenant Col
onel White was selected by the late
Sir John a. Macdonald to take charge
Of the administration Of the police bu-
reau of ottawa. Since that time he has
devoted himself wholly to affairs in
connection with western Canada, and
no one has done more 10 advance the
interests Of that section of the country
Since 1878 he has been at the head of
the Northwest Mounted Police, an or
ganization famous the world over for
it's efficiency and discipline An i'm
portant extension of his work was UNI
dertaken in 1905, when he was appoint
ed special commissioner to admins
ter the government Of the unorganized
Northwest Territories. Al the time or
"a. trt. III
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-28

1880. Evening service at 7.30. Ros-
ary. instruction and benediction. On
week days mass at 1t a. m. On the
first Friday OF each month masses Mt
$50 and q. m. RENT S. Keyzer.
rector.
Miscellaneous
Church Of Christ-Ninth and Frank
lin streets. Rev. A. L. Chapman, pas
tor. Sunday school at 10:l6 a. m.
Preaching services at 80 a. m. and
1880 p. m.
The Re-organized Church OF Jesus
Christ OF Latter Day Saints (non-
Mormon)-Meets at the G. A. r. hall
at Eighth and State streets. Sunday
school .: 80 a. m. Preaching at p. m
Religious matter Of all kinds discussed
at these meetings. r. b. Jackson, pas
tor The poor among men are well
coined among US.
Church OF Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints-Corner OF Fourth and
Jefferson streets, Heber @. Hale. pre-
siding elder. Sunday school. 10 a m
Evening service at 1870
Adventist church-Corner of Thir-
teenth and State streets. Sabbath
| school every Saturday at 1870
German Evangelical Lutheran Mis-
sion-Unity church on Franklin street
| Sunday school at 10 a. m. German ser,
vices the first and third Sundays 81
each month at II a. m. English ser
| vices the second and fourth Sunday.
Of the month.
| Church OF God-Services at II n m
Services held at 602 South Six.
1 teenth street. J. W. Baker. D, D., dis
trict officer. ex-officio pastor.
Boise Bible class-Meets for mutua
study at 8 p. m. every Sunday after
noon at 6o2 South Sixteenth street
i, No collection.
| The Church of the Nazarene-Cornel
OF Twelfth and Eastman streets
]. B. Creighton. pastor Preaching
| Sunday at II a. m. and p. m.
searching review Of the Sunday schoo
Ilesson by pastor Tuesday evening at
H. hi Mid-wee prayer meeting Wed
nesday evening at b. NJ. Interde5
evening at p. n.
/ South Sixteenth Street Gospel mis-
| sion; minational-South Six,
teenth street. near River. Services
Sunday and Wednesday at p. m
! SUNDAY school at ~ d. IN.
i Christians gathered to the name o
the Lord meet in Odd Fellows building
South Boise, Sunday 10:30 Sunda.
! school, 11:3O Gospel meeting. 500
Prayer meeting Wednesday at s.ou
i Friends church--Corner of Eastman
i and Twelfth streets. Rev. John Riley
pastor Sabbath school at 10 q
m. Preaching at II a. m. and 1890 +
m.
/ Christian Scientists-816 Stat
street. Sunday morning service at i
O'Clock. Sunday school at 12sl5. Ties
timonial meeting Wednesday evening
at O'clock, Reading room, All Empir
building, open daily, except sunday
from IL to and to 9 p. m. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend tn
services and visit the reading room;
Salvation Army-Meets at 6t61
Main street. Holiness meeting at 1
a. m. Sunday school at 23e p. m. y
p. L. meeting at $50 p. m. Grand bat
tie for souls s.: 30 p. m.
International Bible Students asso
ciation-M eets every Sunday at II I
m. at 1910 North Eighteenth stree
i All are welcome.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-28
"The Best Medicine Ever Used"

"Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets is the best medicine I ever
used for constipation, biliousness and
headache" writes Mrs. a. w Milne,
ST. George, Utah. These tablets are
very effectual. easy and pleasant 70
take. For sale by ali dealers
Adv.-F I'll. S.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-28
PILES CURED IN to IA DAYS

Your druggist will refund money II
PAzO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Pro
truding Piles in to IA days. soc. s
The Washington times., 1912-12-29
BALTIMORE PASTOR
STARTLES CHURCH
Preacher, Just Chosen, Says Some
Pointed Things to St. Louis
Congregation.

BALTIMORE. Dec. s.-The Rev. DR..
T.. N. Ltchliter. today chosen pastor
Of Grace NIB. e. Church. figured In a
heresy controversy In st. Louis about a
year ago which aroused the religious
leaders Of the community.
Accustomed at all times to speak with
emphasis. DR.. Litchliter had a well.
established reputation for his ability to
put old truths In new and striking
ways and his congregation was pre-
pared for somewhat more vigorous as
sertions than ordinarily heard from pul.
pits. But there was q real shock when
he said:
The hereto should not leave the
church. He should remain until the
church takes the inIative and casts him
out. There Is nothing essentially dis
honest In his present relations. and he
has real mission in the church."
Another Of his assertions, which was
at once taken up by other ministers,
was: III every man who finds himself
at variance with certain phases of
church doctrine shkould Immediately
leave his pulpit. there would be few
men left In the ministry"
The Washington times., 1912-12-29
ELOPERS CAUGHT
AT PARSONS DOOR
Philadelphia Contractor Stops
Youngest Son From Run
away Marriage.

WILMINGTON, Del. Dec. S.-After
t.,.sra phinx to all Of the pricipal cities
between Chicago. Ill. and Washington
d. c., In an effort to stop his young
son from getting married before Of age.
and without his parents consent. us two
elder sons did some time ago. Edwin b.
Erickson. wealthy contractor and build
or. In Philadelphia last night located his
boy, Albert w. Erickson. aged nineteen
years, In Wilmington. The young man
had come here to wed Miss Elizabeth
Bishop, also Of Philadelphia.
That young Erickson did not succeed
In getting married here a. he had con-
templated, was due to the efforts OF the
police. The father came here Friday,
and told the police that his son might
seek to be married here soon. and asked
that a watch be kept for him.
The couple had gone 10 the Asbury
NJ, T.. parsonage to be welded. The
girl gave her age 10 eighteen years.
Erickson gave his as twenty-one.
The couple were accompanied by Ed
win II. Erickson, aged twenty-threc
years. q brother Of young Albert. and
his wife. They were with the couple
when the party was intercepted at the
parsonage BY the police.
The Washington times., 1912-12-29

/, Synspsis Of Preceding Chapters.
On the trail OF stx theMsnd pounds
Dsivats dsSsctive IN London, saters the
% Tsses, T.srss '':fss' FL i.,s.4s ss%sssiss: %
are hlc dsushtsr. fepio. and sh a,siss'
n Us ScS.s. Rspwlck NJ blinded p. .
q recoyerins he sisht q beatrice Mes.
ssHs Tor her treatment e more !nsn. hen.
demands % further : plot Of HE ows.
sisni. Renwick 10 visited BY pepio TsaI.
:.ly amount. Ths detective. cHrsS; e. e.
sSH ssilss .o so wsrs wsrs' on n m,:.srasS oa,r.ss
attending q picture exhibit Il ihe slvdic
q the sSs sSsz hsss ss:s Ss ssrrss "a.
Xmons ihsss Ssaly injured y Mise vie.
with whom inouyiti q IN love. Renwick
nnds In the course Of his Investigation IN
artis.csai nnser cunninsly consiivsd. ia
tho los of this subota1es. which 10 es-
ssntisi to his plot. dscidse upon = dss.
e:s:s 2:ssss,n!ss snR R.swiss n tss'f from cal.
isouyiti 10 commit the deed, while Horu;
~ drives the machine. but W. estSmptsu
aosassdnatlon results only in the recovery
q the radium end the maiming Of sew.
srai people under the car. while Ken.
me detective Il not more depressed by
hiS fAiSufe 70 round up the radium thlsvec
than by lhe apprehension that yiolSt
Cfanstone will lose her sight as rs.oN
e. the japanese scheme. Beatrice Mes.
0paisr has refused TO begin treatment un.
~ she receives two Thousand sulnas N
s1vance. RenWick resolves TO So her
and make an EFFORT 70 induce her 70
cure Miss Crsnstsne. He is ssconded by
has become : tool. But torueu oe,sct.M M 70
snS H HosuSu ausrrsi. and the latter q
terribly burned BY . isdieful Of molten
metal the physic,an hWls q him. In in n,o "
< Jew. Tsarka ressale to Inouyiti nis
Sian 10 stand OF Rcnwick until twp nis
ices for treatment at the AeSsonier insM .,,,
tute are collected. when the japanese Will
yanlUh,
The Washington times., 1912-12-29

Not until after the regular annual
meeting OF the stock holders of the
washington Railway and Electric Com
pany wilt the proposition OF the WASH
ington Utilities Company for an ex-
change Of securities be made to the
stock holders OF the railway company.
It Is authoritatively stated. The matter
may have consideration at the annual
meeting, but such considera tion, II any,
will be entirely informal.
Meantime the bid for the securities Of
the railway company In daily feature
OF the Washington Stock Exchange
meeting by the speclalist In these shares
who 10 also the fiscal leader Of the utili-
ties company. who remarks, "the buying
seems to be better than the selling"
In order tina. there may he no future
Observation-Disclosures on the floor OF the
exchange regarding the question Of
whether stocks bought and sold on the
exchange do or DO not carry rights with
them. " Is likclv that the governing
hoard will consider the issue which was
raised Yesterday when two blocks Of
Nat'onr, Bank OF Washington stock
were sold.
The broker who sold these two lots,
sold on the assumption that the buyers
The Washington times., 1912-12-29
One Injured When Car
Leaves Rails and Upsets

Traffic on the Falls Church division
Of the Virginia Railway
Company was seriously impeded for
several hours yesterday afternoon by
the derailment Of westbound car from
Washington.
The car. in charge OF Motorman I'M
boden. was rounding a curve at Upton
over on its side. One man was Injured
and sixteen other passengers were
shaken up. Absence Of serious Injuries
IL ascribed to the fact that the car
careened before going over and gave
themselves.
The car left the Twelfth street sta
tion for East Falls Church at 4:3O. The
track was not cleared until s o'clock,
tained.
The Washington times., 1912-12-29
Bitter Charges Made
In Fight on Salisbury

Dela ware 10 the center Of a bitter
Senatorial fight. the object OF which
II to defeat Democratic National Com.
mitteeman Willard salisbury. who
Friends Of Mr.. Salisbury believe he
will be elected but the opposition 10
bringing out one candidate after an.
other IN the hope OF beating Saulsbury
Efforts are being made to bring, out
against Salisbury. but thus far with
out success. In their fight on Sauls-
bury. his opponents are making bitter
charges.
salisbury In Il close friend of Gov
ernor Wilson and. IL elected. will be one
of the conspicuous Administration Sem
Ators.
The Washington times., 1912-12-29
Ads Are
Taken At Office
Rates
NORTH WEST.

NORTHWEST.
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Fuller. " &. .vM lot ct.
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BRooKLAND.
Linton Z Nelson. Brookisnd. q. G.
ANACosTIA,
4sSs: sn.: sas ssss.is%sfs ssshs!: ssss az: a.
s'"nem''' !! XI.ExHSDkkIAa siSk Sn'S: ".
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The Washington times., 1912-12-29
Ouery "What Is Beer?"
Put Up to Congress

The question. what Is beer!" is
to be brought definitely before Com
gress for decision In o bill announced
yesterday by Representative Anderson
Of Minnesota. His measure proposes to
set scientific standards Of beer purity.
The Bureau OF Chemistry some time
ago attempted the same task. but its
report was set aside by Solicitor Nc
Cabe. who ruled that the Department
Of Agriculture had no power to decide
the question. ....-,.
The Washington times., 1912-12-29
Girl Coaster Killed
By an Automobile

ST PAUL. Dec. 2s.-Dorothy Toreson,
thirteen years old. was struck and In
bv Or. j. A.. Quinn today. The girl was
coasting on the Sixth street hill. and
the physician was going UP. He did
not see her until she was run over.
she was dead when picked up.
Dr. Quinn, accompanied by two eye
witnesses, went to the police station.
and was released on his own recosnix-
ance,
The Washington times., 1912-12-29

To Subscribers to each. two shares
share OF the common was offered.
The Ths value os the real estate upon
ject Of the following statement which
occurs in the prospectus:
IN the p.sceding statement the value
Of the real estate owned y BY the cor.
leading auth Authorities in IN SSn %asSins.on 'on on
real estate values. this ground IL now
actually worth from 80 to SaS per
square foot. upon conservative vaiu-
than estimated; and in the opinion Of
these expert. authorities this ground
In yaice to At least Sl.0oo.ooo
Every well-informed business man
posed building Viii occupy the most
valuable piece Of unimproved land III
Warrington. Its location 10 within one
square Of the Treasury Department:
Erowins Sa.ins.. center, ana IN the
ington's Wall street."
II was brought out at yesterdays
hearing OF the Investigating committee
Trust Companys building stands. dias.
onally across the street from the South.
ern building. II assessed at ~ square
foot. and was purchased about i've
years ago for SaS . square foot.
With the approach Of New Year Day
several Of the banks are giving to their
friends little remembrances which have
4 (. tendency 70 keep holiday good feel: feel:
Company is distributing a useful set Of
document envelopes bound with durable
covers and having compartments fol
life insurance policies. nre Insurance
pos!s: notes ss,s. .nd deeds
clippings. and last will and testament.
smallest safety deposit box.
Inspired BY the spirit Of the season.
ings. trusting to continue and further
strengthen the cordial relations that
have prevailed during the Old Year" II
the text Of a beautifully engraved and
embossed New Year announcement be-
Ing sent out by the Commercial Ma
tional Bank.
An attractive New Year Greeting in
s@t oSt sSFT sy shs q p sass N.i iSfbas bak
The second monthly. "Discst Of
Trade Condition." Issued by the Com.
msrciaI National Bank Will be mailed
S.cs%s:. s. snSs: u MAS Or i:SS G:nSy ssnsnaSs s
upon Its completion. The first mum.
Der. issued on December 9, received
such favorable comment that officers
Of the bank have received q large
ture copies. In the preparation of
the letter. which is in the form OF a
four pase folder. data has been gath.
cred from leading private statistical
bureaus. departments Of the various
Ststes. and the United States Govern.
msnt. and Dmn's. Bradstrset's; and
other mercantile recorts. The infor-
nation gathered 10 not local, but COW
ers the entire country.
william L. Soleau. former disburs-
ing officer OF the Department Of Com
merce and Labor and we'll known In
Warrington financial circles, who Is
now comptroller Of one Of the largest
oil companies In California, 10 SPEND
tnE the holidays with his family in
Warrington.
The following table. compiled by w.
b. Hibbs 4 Co.. shows the volume OF
transactions In the active securities
listed on the Washington Stock Ex-
change for the calender year to date
The Washington times., 1912-12-29

~ ..sn ,s,t.c,. might drar him
A.. -. xs.." IT, 80 ,,S.-.t.d p.n,o
.ne o coso s.s. s o AZ 80. NJ.
on the deiinits understano'ne .ns' ., s.',.
ment at the Rsdium institute. = cir.
su%,sance MT nc,,nN.r no. .'ke's 10 commend ''''
% ,.;,s n,s employer, pSs s.v, Tim, ,o,,ox.a hi,
meeting with the Japanese girl he
moved about the city a. one who had
ao.,,,n,...S h,m..,s - an nrde.,rs ble
sO..eo s. ~" n'ss nC,,o,,uS. 20 on rn- M,.. can.
t,on tne s'io. ~. y, ~ $1,000
nlmseM He wa ass.,n".,nn. ae... - "u. "nS
to continue his investigauons' ana emu
the little reign OF terror resulting from
.,.e .o '
city.
He turned one morning In the oiree-
S..,n,,. s.S% ~ @ co,r.. os action shsped In his
oe.'o ., eoue ...,s y. 80.
msho. ArhN'nS ~ tne Por.s' ne p1O
fsred his card to the nail attendant,
and was conducted into q green -paneled
eon.ul.,n..room to swai. the coming Of
oShc ~ r.s in . m:uve-hued GOWN that
somsenow iscSc1 hsd s1n. r,.ncsS % Gms,nr The ~.
weeks Of his rsdium biinaness. She
greeted n,i, MN e0'oIS' an na snner ne ss' Which
NeiIeu nosv'hty IN ,i,.. ~e "'~''
puzzled pvnd na nun nov n0n,s - inoure after Mis-,
..,.n.sons,S she said. with professional
o Srsvity' "e ''
or. as rsori:s. soMsa' Wish to % speak, s S''
Die ,,nn ~. other' dav Mr.. Renwick,
fbsvs NO doubt what YOU have in
,,u. ,,,,nS prsv nroceed,''
~ u came here to warn you." he con-
.anue1. ns. rr... y ~ WY T,arks yM "' my
Then why come to mey.. she flashed
'es.iv.. "esf to notify the friend. q the per
.nt SSs i%.,ans: s'Ssyi' FEE! ss.s could not act
She" she LAUGHED 4 trifie bitterly. please
proceed. Mr.. Renwick. You are very
H'n1I L,nd enoush to remember that
Won once saved nv reason. Nine. Mes:
sSn'er: ne ne Tevo wo,,p o." friend: Therefore I
warn YOU th:. 81: sap.1re =, BY ",,s%, the Po
Hia cords seemed to shatter her self
restraint' She faced him with a flame.
spot on her cheek.
You must not arrest Pr. Tsark.: , You
know that he 10 not guiity OF the stuoio
crime"
Clifford glanced at her In mild aston.
ishment. "Teroni Tsarka 10 a, pro-
nounced criminal. fell into his hands
upon one occasion. and It was you VINO
saved me from the enects or MS ra-
dium-sponge." - :.
pr. TSarka declared thst It was an an
accident' she re'Orteu. nou "so ~"
'egal right IN MS laootaS. .u.,,. Il,
SILENCE tell between inem, she"Se sh ..n IN
which tne woman couio nea1 @ tno d.,
in9 OF ner own nes''' o"e ~~s '
70 spswH.. o,, IN .,ors pr rs.rLs :"
NSu ~ .:gaws ,.onr nron,,
ny ns't p'ea"e"' s""' ''~"
c,nnot nromise to shield him. Nine,
>,...nn,sr Wa has heen declared he.
twn." "";
"Ohr abe reosrded him now In half.
.uosca Sondermcnt, "Prsy. Mr.. REM
W;cT sns re- me. I neg YOU. when your
onerctiona come to a close
"What 40 you mean. madame?" He
approached her by half step as though
IA read in her eyes the yelled satire Of
her words.
She laughed outright. II am merely
amused at your want Of discretion. Mr.
Renwick You came TO me few days
ego begging for the liGht In Violet
cranstone's eyes. DIR. Tsarka instruct
al me to proceed with the operation In
stant,y. Wa. there any criminal mo'
tive In that?"
rsJWord wa. silent she REGARDED him
The Washington times., 1912-12-29
THE STOCK MARKET OF THE WEEK

tclowing table shows the sks hhss lowest and elcsns p
full d0 ana
the iSn 10 lats: nv
The Washington times., 1912-12-29
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LOST AND FOUND

DOsT-Liberal reward for the return Of blue
enamel gold faced watch with pearl and
diamond frame on chain; lost between 18th
st, l st, F st. NV, Madison place and Pa
ave. about 1880 Saturday. Return TO H.
Office. New Willard Hotel.
LOsT-Frday night, lady's d. OF 4. pin,
N. W., reward
LOST--Saturday night between s and $50 ON
18th st.. car line. or walking between Park
road and Thomng Circle. one pearl bead
turned TO :So4 "'th ST. N. W. :.
LosT-smali fox terrier: . months old. Re-
ward, 13tS Q 81. y. W. :.
LOsT-on Christmas night, either on Chevy
Chase car from, Chevy Chase Circle tO Ilth
and II, from 18th and II to 18th and II, two
Christmas packages, tags attached Finder
will please return To j. \. PURCELL. sOt
18th at, n. ".
LoST-Eye glasses. small old-fashioned gold
Corcoran st. Reward.
The Washington times., 1912-12-29

/ CoWtinwatiOR ~ This St0r~ viii
Re FeWad IN TosuoPrNw's
Issue VI Che Ctnnes.
The Washington times., 1912-12-29

The following table. compiled by w.
b. Hibbs 4 Co.. shows the volume OF
transactions In the active securities
listed on the Washington Stock Ex-
change for the calender year to date
The Washington times., 1912-12-29
CHAPTER XVI.
Reuwiek Playing . Difficult Game.

y 1FFORD was Ike . man sWN"
ming In an octopus-infcstcd
lagoon. At any moment an un-
seen tentacle might drag him
The Washington times., 1912-12-29

fEx.diV
chanoss, rots, 'ss" sales 70
The Washington times., 1912-12-29

william L. Soleau. former disburs-
mercs and Labor and we'll known In
Warrington financial circles. who is
now comptroller Of one Of the largest
oil companies In California, Ia SPEND
tnE the holidays with his family in
Warrington.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-13
Give tie Boar a Coed Run

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