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The evening world., 1912-10-21

Krotei. who 10 known far and wide -
some baseball fan?
Assuredly embarrassing, Leopold!
But that's just what happened to the
aforementioned obscure characters to-
day, also to the Giants trainer. Ariis
Latham. All these except Arlis played
baseball. contrary to the peace and
dignity Of the city and county Of Nsw
York. and Arile-why. he just Jumped.
The Larry Doyie's Stars we're matched
against the Metropolitans for nine smash
ins. scint,i'ating innings At the LenoH
Oval. One Hundred and rorty-Afth
street and Lenox avenue. yesterday
after noon, and fully 1000 people Assem-.
bled to watch the srueliins contest.
Inspector Dennis Sweeney Of the Sixth
District singled out two Of his dstec.
tives to 60 and see the game.
Much as I may love Larry" said In
spector Sweeney. Il have me Job 10
hold. See II they're taking real money
at the gate. and II they are do your
duty"
The detectives went around to the
I.enox Oval and saw that the ticket win.
dow was closed. But a. they started Il
pass mn the gate a large. determined.
looking man requested them to buy
a programme. they couldn't tell who
was playing II they didn't. When
the detectives allowed they would try
to guess who the players were without
a programme price 80 cents). the sellsI
Of these dement's indicated very sharply
that they would get the "raus." also the
,ro.iers." II they did not separate them.
The evening world., 1912-10-21
LAUREL ENTRIES.

FIRST RAcE-Twe yssr.csas, aaadsns; ysns
200: nse and onehAlf furioasi, = Mohash uirl.
lUe; Ccs,. li2; AmoscAs. li2: la kASd~o.
lOo; 1secarrieI. it4 burseois, liz; Con. III;
Isec1sele, 100: Corn Cfsehes. liz; taskisl
WI e. u2: Rhond Iop
al Martin sntry.
saCUNp kNNE.-rwo.yesr.oids, pun, ecOo;
five and onehalf fmionss ----Euoh.iA. Id. M
Ioint, los; risnnafion. ia; Nftsrglos, 100;
s,.llywea los Grcrenos. ios. Tartar. los.
THIRD RACE Ihresyesrc,ds ADD Upward
selling. curse s!00; sI furicns. -.Nspier. iOl;
!.u knshl i0i; Nimbus. iB sThdfty. i0<
'veneta strome. l07i NJ. slstes, Ito: chs.
mul.c. ioi. Pnis Of Lisnon. i0f. Chiitou
.OuRTa RAcE-An ago: handicap: pur,.
SEQ one mills. Nltanlahs, 100; Arisde. 10;
Dr pucnntr, ii?: sam Jaykson, 90; lAfl.on a..
10; SIR John johnson. ia: Cliff Edge. lei
Jawbone. ITO.
FIFTH RACE -Thrvc. year-oids and upward
sllnsi purse $500; .is inrlonsAs =. sal'oistiic
'rremlcr. i0t Rcspouseful. 100; Ans,rf, liza
Kate X, iQ1i Onss,r. 100: Double Five. lis
SIXTH NCAE-Thre.ytMc and upward
selling. purse e.t0: one mile a1d seventy ysris. =
.Heupstead ~; Monsieur K. 1903; sHrrbsr
Tuner iOd; Michael Anglo, III; Wood Dove
iO2; kdo'ante, ice. Rlsclforf, los; nnaH Nc
nipsld. 1i2; Aplasta. ios: Turbine. iot: Tovtos
''.q kvp sa .lio-.nc. Of f,v. po.d.. .,..,
fast
The evening world., 1912-10-21
CLEAN YOUR LIVER AND 80 FEET
Of BOWELS WITH SYRUP Of FIGS
More effective than caone castor oil salts; gently
cleanses the stomach. liver and bowels without
nausea or gripping. Children dearly love it.

You know when your liver is bad.
when your bowels are sluggish. You
feel q certain dullncss and depression.
perhaps the approach Of . headache;
your stomach gets sour and fullof
gas. tongue. coated. breath foul. or you
have indigestion. You say. II am
bilious or constipsted and ] must take
something tonight"
Most people shrink from q physic--
they think Of castor oil. cslomel. salts
or cathartic pills.
It's different with Syrup Of Figs.
Its effect is as that Of fruit: Of eating
coarse food: 81 exercise. Take q tea
spoonful Of delicious Syrup OF Figs
tonight and you won't realize you
have taken anything until morning.
whes I'll the clogsed up waste mat
ter. sour bile and constipation poisons
move on and out Of your system. with
The evening world., 1912-10-21

out grpe. nausea or weakness. Nothing
else clcsnscs and regulates your sour,
disotdered. stomach. torpid liver and.
thirty feet Of waste-clorged bowels like
gentle. effective syrup Of Fgs Don't
think you are drupe,ng yourself. BE-
ing composed entirely Of luscious figs,
SIENNA and anomalies, Il can not cause
injury. y
n your child Is cross. sick and fever.
ish, or its little stomach SOUR. tongue
coated. give Syrup Of Figs at once.
It's really all that is needed to make
children well and happy again. They
dearly love its pleasant taste
Ask your druggist for the full name
Syrup Of Figs and Elixir Of SIENNA"
and look on the label for the name
California Fig Syrup Company. That
and that only. is the genuine. Refuse
any other fig syrup substitute With
contempt.
The evening world., 1912-10-21
WILL INVESTIGATE
>W|K!|YH|GG|NBOTH4M
ISu]T ARRESTED
Chief Magistrate Kempner
Surprised That Wife'S War.
rant Is Not Served.

Otto Kempner. Chief Magistrate Of the
Afecond Division. which includes tn,
boroughs Of Brooklyn. Queens and
Richmoni, to-day started an inves.
ugatlon to find out why the warrant for
former Magistrate e. Castor H:ggln-
botham Of Brooklyn obtained Sept %
last by his wife. Mrs. Josephine Higgin.
botham. on the grounds OF non-support
and desertion, has not been served. This
h the second warrant issued f6r the
fosmer Magistrate that has not been
berved.
The hrst warrant was issued In Sep
ftmber. 1911. by Magistrate Edward J.
Dooley. a few weeks after Hlgg.n-
ootham had resigned from his office,
The evening world., 1912-10-21
GROWS BEAUTIFUL, HEAVY HAIR
We PROVE It's Gent DANDER|hE
Destroys Dandruff- Stops falling hair-Cleans and
invigorates your scalp-Delightful dressing

use, when you will see new hair-fine and
downy at first--ycs-but really new hair
--sprouting out all over your scalp.
Danderinc is, we believe. the only sure
hair grower; destroyer Of dsndFulf and
cure for itchy scalp. and Il Asves fails
to stop falling hair al once.
II you want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really Is, moisten cloth
with q little Dsnderine and carefully
draw il through your hair--tsking one
small strand At q time. Your hair win
be soft. glossy and beautiful in just
a few moments. A delightful surprise
awaits every one who tries this.
The evening world., 1912-10-21
PlAYBALL, JUDGE!
W|[TSE BAT BAT,
DOYLE IS 0NDECK!
Toby Thompson's "in the
Hole" But Arlie Latham
Fails to Pull Him Out.

II you were an obscure ana entirely
unknown individual like Larry Doyle or
George Wiltse, or even Toby Thomp-
ton, and II your shrinking modesty COM
PEELED you to do everything In your
power to remain In public forgetfuiness.
couldn't II jar loose your keelson plates
to be summoned to appear In Harlem
Court for playing professional baseball
on Sunday
Yea. verify
And be fined e5 by Magistrate Paul
The evening world., 1912-10-21

This they did. Then they arrested seven
programme sellers and to-day warrants
for Doyle. Thompson and Latham were
sworn out. ,
The same circumstances prevailed Al
the same time down at the olympic
Field. Fifth avenue and One Hundred
and rhirty-sixth street, where the Old
Stare were W against the L nc )ln Giants
(co!ered). There 0eorse wiitse was
pitching for the Cid stars. More than
600 people we're viewing this game
when inspector Swsensy's men arrested
ave programme sellers. To-day Wiitss
rot his 0umanouo
The evening world., 1912-10-21

NJ ,s ,i 5:' ssng D III, I'll .S. 49,, ~
m sx snJ mAcE.s:alni ~ 49, 49, g:
Couan rus.. i62:. winifrsd o., i0d; sh.s r@.
-ense. iQl; Roe Of Jeidab. iQi;. 0<esn, lQo: n.
csa ,9S' ruch. ios: Hssuafi. iW: Ds'sssr'
sipptrnssce allowance casiussA.
weather partly dnudy Track ~
The evening world., 1912-10-21
BOAT AND OWNER VANISH.

Paper Dealer Disappears On way
to New Haven In Shop.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct. twill
liam F. Cashin, . member Of Q local
paper nrm. left his homo in East Ha.
ven Saturday In his sloob Cayuea for
this city. where he intended to put the
boat into winter quarters, but nothing
has since been heard Of either him or
the boat.
An Italian workman. whose name has
neot yet been learned. accompanied Mr..
Cashin. Members of the family say
that Mr.. Cashin had q considerable sum
of money with him.
The harbor was searched thoroughly
last night without result. and to-day
q more general search will begin.
The evening world., 1912-10-21

Large enough to cook a
big dinner. yet does not
take up much room.
Price includes pipe. ell
bow. damper and ring.
all ready for use.
Many others. smaller
ana larger. and heaters
and stoves OF every de-
scriptton. at every price
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-17

makes the auburn haired girl for once
considered the luckiest creature in the
world. Hair dressers everywhere say
the one cry Is for "Titian- chestnut"
locks, and women who would scorn to
use regular dye are constantly asking
for something to touch up their dull
locks to give them that glorious red
dish CLINT in such high favor.
If we look back into history we find
that all the great beauties, or the
women who have left their marked in
fluence in the history Of nations, have
been red-haired. The mummy of
Cleopatra shows red hair, Helen of
Troy was red-headed, as were also
Beatrice Cense, Ninon de Euclos and
Lucretia Borgia. Mary Queen of Scots
and brilliant auburn tresses. as did also
Elizabeth of England, Catherine I of
Russia. Jeanne dare and ex-Empress
Eugene.
Titan and veronese loved the high
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-17
GIRLS NAMES
What Thsy MeanFameus Name
terry, Literature, gta s ~
tcopyrsht 1911. By Henry ". Fischer,

came one Of the people when the aris-
tocrats got through with It.
Eleanor-Lina signifies q business,
productiveness; wheat Is its emblem.
and prosperity its sentiment.
Eleanora with every letter pro-
nounced has always been q favorite
with the poets. Eleonora OF Este was
the Muse of Tasso. Eleanora Of Aiding
don inspired Dryden to the famous ode.
Beautiful and stirring 10 Edgar Allen
Poes "Lenora. the queenliest dead that
ever died so young"
"She was fair and debonnair," and,
Of course. had yellow hair.
Lovers Of Italian opera will reuem-
Der tho "Leonora," Of II Trovatore
even more vividly than the lady Of that
name in Donizettis La Fravorita or in
Becthoven's Fidelio.
Yet after all we like Lima Cavalieri
best for she 10 alive ana besides beauty
and voice. has same Of the finest dia-
baptised Lima, and though the begin
refused to call herself Gypsy a. other
Linas do.
But the name IL not only famous in
dTtp III LITERATURE una IN inc reCOTOS Oh
royalty. it likewise stands for con1ugal
affection. Eleanor Of Denmark has
been called the "tenderest wife. the
noblest heroine. too" At the age Of Is
she married a man sadly patterned
after the fashion Of Darnley, Mary
Stuart's worthless husband. He was
expelled from her kingdom ana Flea
nor followed him everywhere. suffering
untold hardships and more than SO
years imprisonment on his account.
In Germany the name Lima is looked
upon as the diminutive Of Magdalen,
and the Latin nations derive II some-
times from Marcellina, tho male equiv
alent of which Shakespeare uses in the
abbreviated from Marcellus in Hamlet.
but Marcella. or Mareellina, never
achieved popularity with US.
Marcellina was the name OF. Mrs.
Mary Baker Eddy In tho second CEN
fury. Her followers were called Mar
cellinists.
Next name, No. e7-Clara.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-17

lights Of auburn hair, and the women
OF their brush are always depicted with
halo Of glorious red-gold tints.
At the time Of these painters, vene-
tan women were so anxious to obtain
red hair that they resorted to bleaches.
and then they would sun their hair for
hours on the hanging balconies and
roof gardens Of their houses In Spain
red hair Is hated on the ground that It
Is Judas hair" This prejudice grew
out Of the belief that Judas Iscariot
had red hair, as all Of the old Italian
painters have so depicted him. In
Egypt red hair is abhorred, and in an
Client days a maiden with red locks
was burned at the stake once a year
to show their disapproval of what they
believed curse.
Cyrano de Bergerac says: "A brave
head, covered with read hair, Is moth
ing else but the sun in the midst of
his rays; yet many speak Ill of 1t, be-
cause few have the honor to be So" At
any rate, the red-haired women OF to-
day no longer have to run and hide
at the hight OF white horse, for her
crown Of glory is the envy of all women
not SO favored.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-17
HOW THEY HATE POPULAR aovERNMEl

The unwlngness of the old special interest crowd to
sublt to the will of the people is shown in marked de-
gree over in Seattle In that city the people have arisen
IN wrath and overthrow the entire municipal special
privilege bunch Unwilling to accept verdict given ma
and again against them they still continue to fight and to
oppose the popular will hoping thereby to weary and
permit the grafters and special privilege seekers again to
have full sway. 49, :
Several times they have succeeded in obtaining recall
eec1ons IN That city Each time they successful so
lar as securing the election concerned but each time
they were defeated when the election was held and the
same mayor has been returned ~
just this week another petition was fled for anoor
recall election against Mayor Cotter Clerks in check
Ing over the petition found that 1900 names had been
1raudulent added to the petition Many Of them were
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-17

1t is rather singular and significant development
from the last election which shows that in those states
and communities where the Roosevelt people charged that
they deprived of their representation in the Chicago
convention by fraud but in which the Taft people declared
the delegations by the president because there
was no Roosevelt sentiment Roosevelt in the election
either stood first second with Taft poor third in each
instance
In Indiana the Taft fight was won in Marion county,
indianapolis. The Roosevelt supporters charged the
grossest frauds The charges denied and the Taft
people asserted that Roosevelt lost there simply because
there was no Roosevelt sentiment and because the Repub
Leans were practically unit in demanding renomina-
ton and election of the president At the election Marion
county carried by Roosevelt with Taft very poor
third in spite of the fact that the great Taft
and the great Taft supporters in Indiana in Indian
apolis.
The same story is told by the returns in all the states
Michigan where armed force used by the Taft people
to keep the Roosevelt delegates out of the state
ton by which act the state given to Taft Chicago
was one OF the states that cast it's electoral vote for Roos
welt So did Washington and So probably has California
Roosevelt had lead Taft in Michigan of $4,000 n
the general election Yet Taft given that state in the
Chicago convention the theory that the Republicans of
Michigan did not want Roosevelt! Washington gave
Roosevelt another $4,000 votes than Taft received
there IN the general election spite of the advantage
president had OF the prestige of the party and the party
Yet the Chicago convention solemnv decided that
the Tart sentiment III Washington overwhelming in
that state! 70
Arizona was taken from Roosevelt and given to Taft
at Chicago In the recent election Roosevelt received SOOO
votes IN that state to only 5000 for Taft Georgia was
taken from Roosevelt and given to Taft Georgia in the
election gave Roosevelt 1000 votes to only 5000 for Taft
Other states Which were faduenty taken from Roose
welt at Chicago and given to Taft in order perperae
the theft OF the nomination and to retain the control
organization of the Republican party in the hands of the
reactonares show the following results: Texas Roose
welt $4,000 and Taft 36OOO Louisiana Roosevelt
and Taft 4SOO Arkansas Roosevelt 81 900 and Taft 80
ooo Indiana, Roosevelt 10000 and Taft Isl, 157
with the recent election considered as referendum
vote among Republicans the question of whether
not the Chicago convention perpetraed theft of which,
Tart was the beneficiary the verdict as that theft mott
in
lion majority declaring their belief that such theft was
committed ~
And yet gravey told that there is no need for
OF the party which perpetrated the theft
Perhaps not It candid belief that it would he
better for the nation to leave the party with those who
stole it to do with as they please
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GO.


There IL much confusion as to the
name Lima. The majority Of people
seem to think 1t an abbreviation o,
Magdalen. but the spelling, and no less
the popular pronunciation disproves
the assumption.
Lima IL italian. The ancient Romans
named SO the Goddess Of Flax (see
Darwin's loves Of the Plants).
Inventress OF the woof fair Lima
filings
The flying shuttle through the :.
dancing strings"
In the middle ages or earlier the
Goddess's simple name was elaborated
into Eleanor.
Our English forefathers adopted both
Eleanor and Lima: they turned the
first into Eleanor. Leonora and An
nora, the latter into Linot and Annot,
but It should be remarked right here
that Nora 10 not an abbreviation of
either Eleanor or Annora, but a name
by itself.
Linas ana Eleanors. laundering after
outlandish forms may call themselves
Eileen. which IL Irish or Ienka, which
is Slavonic. More unusual still IL
Liona. the Hungarian form.
Eleanor. the aggrandized form of
Lima, became Alienor in ancient
French. An Ailenor was Queen of
France during the Troublesome Reign
of King John" Of which Peele made a
play, upon which the bard founded his
king John"
Queen Eleanor was the mother in
law of the wife OF an English ruler.
known in history as "Good Queen
Eleanor" a
Another historical English Eleanor
was called "Damsel Of Brittany" She
was the daughter-in-law Of Henry II.
AS long as the house Of Plantagenet
reigned in England. Eleanor" was
considered a royal name and none but
the highest dared bestow 1t on their
daughters "by the royal privilege"
After the Plantagenets became extinct,
the English nobility seized upon the
name as particular query and 1t be-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-17

that she referred to her complexion,
but the proprietor assured me it was
her hair that she wished 'henned."
There never was such craze for
auburn locks as today" continued the
little woman whose business nets her
a. yearly income well up in FOUR fig
ures. 1T used to be only the actress
who ventured to go in for red gold
locks, but now nearly every society
woman who comes to us wants all the
high gold lights and reddish tints pos
sible brought out in her hair l don't
blame them. either, for there is nothing
much uglier than muddy, lustreless
hair. without warm, distinctive color
to it."
This fad of Milady for red hair
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-17
Letters From, the People
Socialist Was Ready.

Sunday Capital News: In your is
sue of the 18th inst. I notice an article
stating that I refused to debate with
one David Goldstein. l wish to CORE It
that statement. l not only did not re-
fuse to debate with him but wrote the
Socialists at Boise that l was anxious
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-17
Birthday Calendar
II This 10 Your eirthday

u This 10 Your Birthday
Strict attention and perseverance, will
accomplish what you desire. There is
no time to spend In useless argument.
as later your success will be convincing
proof. II In employ. follow employers
wishes and carefully study results.
Those born today VIII be successful,
especially, II allowed to follow their
own ideas In constructive work. Their
faults will be those Of the heart, rather
than the head. and their exhibitions OF
thoughtless cruelty will turn many OF
their best friends against them.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-17

to get hold Of him.
When the Socialists at Boise wrote
me on Nov. 2 asking me II would
como and debate with Goldstein on
Nov. Is. I answered back at once, II
certainly will" l told them to keep
me posted and II they got his side to
agree to debate with mo to let me
know. I held myself ready with my
satchel packed ready to start at q mo-
ment's notice. ] heard no more about
1t. supposed that there was no more
Of it.
On Wednesday, Nov. Is, about noon
I received letter from Burley with
clipping in 1t taken from the States
man. stating that they had agreed to
give me 80 minutes in which to reply.
was then at Basalt. 1t was utterly
impossible for me to get to Boise or
would have come. OF course so min
utes was not time enough, but would
have come on my own expense to get
at him 80 minutes.
The statement that sent word that
would not come for 30 minutes Is
false. sent no one any word for 1
had not heard about It at that time.
! hereby offer q challenge to David
Goldstein or the Catholic church or
any one else to meet me in debate
and try to refute the doctrines Of So
cialism.
l want you to print this to correct
the Misrepresentation which has been
printed about me. You owe II to me
in Justice and demand that 1t be cor
rected. 6, w. MOTLEY.
Basalt. Nov. IL. 1912.
Lines by Ysarnsr After Economy.
(From Judge
As prices soar. hope that more
Accounts are seen
OF families Of nine who dine
Upon a bean.
wish to see recipe
Which bids me buy
One solitary huckleberry
For q pie.
And those who can should wisely plan
A frugal bliss,
Till lovers wary grow most chary
OF kiss.
But ! surmise I'd give the prize,
Beyond recall,
To him whose dime, at Christmas
time,
Gets gifts for all.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-17
Anticipation.
(Fron Judre)

Mrs. Justwed-"Just think OF Il,
dearest one! Twenty-Five years from
day before yesterday will be our silver
anniversary"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-17

having been written in by paid crcuators Of the petitions
many other names written from two to five times
EACH and when the clerks completed their task they found
that out of petitions puporng to carry the names Of
600 residents of the city they bore instead the names
only 5000 whereas 10000 required to demand an cleo
ton.
1t has been ascertaned that these paid crcuators
petitions had been set to work upon the very day
mayor went into office and before he could possibly have
done any act mertng difference Of opinion, thus
showing that the desire is not to the good Of the
city or the good of the people but to do harm
Boise has not fortunately been afflicted with any citi
zens quite nsensble to the public welfare yet it has
been and is cursed with who have gone almost as far
in their opposition to rule of the people under commission
government. They have lied about it; they have at
tempted to create false impressions of the law ITSELF they
have thrown obstacles in of the officials and have
had their henchmen give these officials bad advice under
the guse of friendship and desire serve the public
veal and in short have done everything that the
ment at Seattle has done except actually to attempt to
stir strife without through circulation of recall
petitions.
That they have met with no more success than they
have here doubtless due to the intelligence and
OF the people of this city rather than to the desires those
who while willing to do HARM have been restrained some
what through cowardice
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-17
The Sunday Cht-Chat
BY Ruth Cameron.

Y a beauty shop the other day,
which caters to a fine class of
patronage, a beautiful looking
woman came in and asked to
be Utolchnd INV sInnnsnd
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-17

When the new congress convenes among the missing
faces will be those OF Cannon and Mckinley Cannon made
perhaps the hardest contest of his retain his
His campaign expenses reported $4,000 Popular
for years in his district where his political shortcomings
were overlooked because of personal friendship or pride
in having farming community represented by the most
eccentric and at the time Of the most powerful
Republicans in the house, Uncle Joe really passed three
years ago when the Democrats and nsurgent Re-
pubcans led successful revolt against Cannonsn in the
Mr. Clark He managed to retain his seat for single adj
ditiona term but this election he defeated by Demo
cratic lawyer young in years and in politics. Nc
cessfuy managed Mr. Tafts campaign and
was dominating factor in the congressional campaign
Mr. Cannon and Mckinley not alone in defeat They
are only part OF the old order of things that passing