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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-21
General Booth, Salvation
Army Leader is Dead
Telegram by United Press.


.Telegram by United Press
London, Aug. 21.- Thousands Of tel
egrams expressing sympathy were re-
ceived at Salvation Army headquar.
ters here today, following the death OF
Gen. William Booth, among them be-
ing several from rulers Of nations and
scores Of men and women who are
world famous. These kilograms ex-
press their grief and appreciation Of
the generals greatness The body will
be removed from his home to the Sal
vation Army congress hall, where It
will lie in state for q week before in
terment.
Gen. Booth left practically no per-
sonal estate What he earned and re-
ceiyed from the vast sums that came
from voluntary contributions all went
to the up-building Of the army It is
understood thai a cable message ex-
pressing love and sympathy was re
ceived from his son, Ballington, from
whom he has been estranged, but Gen
Booth was unconscious when it arriv-
ed, ana died without knowing Of his
sons overture.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-21

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-21

NEW SUITS IN SUPERIOR COURT.
EVA Davis vs. Henry Davis divorce
J. $. Baker
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-21


London, Aug 21-The Rev William
Booth, commander in chief and gen.
eral OF the Salvation Army died at
1913 o'clock Tuesday night. He was
born at Nottingham in 1929 The vet
eran Salvation Army leader was I'm.
conscious for As hours previous 70
death. The medical bulletins had not
revealed the seriousness Of the gen.
erals condition, which for a week
past it is now admitted was hopeless.
Twelve weeks ago Gen Booth under
went an operation for the removal Of
cataract in his Left eye For days
after the operation indications iusti
fled the hope OF the generals reeov
cry. Then septic poisoning set in and
from that time. with the exception ol
occasional rallies, the patients healtl
steadily declined. the general reeog-
nized that the end was NEAR and Otter
spoke Of his work as being finished
/ Throughout tho commander i
CHIEFS illness, the son, Bramwel
Booth, chief Of staff Of the army ans
Mrs. Bramwel Booth, gave their unre
hitting attentions 10 him, both nigh
and day
4 The aged evangelist died at his res
idenee, the Rookstone, Hadleywood
some eight miles from London, wher
he had been confined to his bea eve
since the operation. Present at II
bedside when the end came were Nj
and Mrs. Bramwell Booth and thel
daughter and son, Adiatant catherin
Booth and Sergeant Booth, the geE
erai's youngest daughter, Commission
er Mrs. Booth-Helberd, and comml
sioner Howard. Col Kitching and y
Wardlaw Milne
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-21
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WEATHER FORECAST.

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
ii AND WILSON
n MEET ON TRIP

'mrll;o. April S-Col. lheo'
sssssssels candidate for the
- nomination. and Wood
s,,son. governor Of New ler'
y Candidate for the democrat
sseatIal nomination. VIII be
- saturday next, In the In
4 heir respective candida.
,sroraIng to announcement
lsrs today . a.,
..s.s,nr tour Of Ohio, Ken
vsrlana and West Virginia,
/. .,,.,s IN Chicago Saturday and
|. xp<eisl train from this city
4 tsur Il Illinois.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

y Nr and Mrs Joasoh
Y. -f1f 18th az. 3.
= ~. n. x
~. and Mrs. Frank Davis.
I, n. ssa srs ,. w Chap
Y z y jswsl. $3.50 mcciin-
= n fad Mrs cieaf slens
i SffA Az. y. z.
n ~. and Mrs Norris silver.
\ ] =; and Mrs n Gray. 1864
= a and Mrs Fred sim
shd Mrs P. W. Dseoux.
. Mr. ara Mrs. A. Frazier.
t1-ss n W.
y ~. ~ and Mrs. Theo Hansen,
M and Mra A Feiren-
" lsth av. N.
~ go ah1 MIA Elmer John
= NJ y an. =, Mra J. Thompson.
2 ". ant Mra o. M. Howard
IA av. q = =
Ne. and Mrs A puet~s
PC Nv. 4
y Az W. w. "'~t'"'
Z ~ and Mrs. J. schwartz.
~ y and Mrs C. l. stone
y ~ and Mrs w. r. Coep-
~ seventh az.
4 ~. - and Mrs. Louis Angel
= " and Mrs. 3. Almozitno
~ Warrington 81.
~ ~ and Mrs. !. De vos
NJ and Mra william
Z. ut and Mrs. Charles
~ sfnf Az w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
lSHER COMING

r.n<s rr~-. Leased Wirep
@uaIxGroN. April s-rhas
- If The interior Walter l.
~ ~ leave here within the
= ssys for the Pacific coast.
~. d Honolulu 10 Investigate
.s.rss recently preferred
y Wshss ?. Frear. governor
~ hy delegate kalaniana-
/ 4 srrouacsd here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
topping MUM

|wtro CRY. Apr. s.-Refasing
q d safe whether he Is in
-.>y si,h the rebels or the
49, a the regime OF Priest.
q y,asro. Former Provisional
r,fr, ~ Ia Barra IL on his
4 Mexico today. after an sr'
~ pnarn In Europe. He Is
4 8 arrive In Vera Cruz to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
Homesteads

.Nf>e>sre<>>~
WI feiinauiMh two timbcred home.
NtSlds. 10 aud ~ million, good
/ hrhees, close TO rnilrond and
Town. leaving country. must sell
-.3sfr owners between ana y. m.
a.zQp Marion Hldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
Special Notices.
Funeral Directors.

BUTTE.RwOBTH q SONS
Professional Directors and Licensed
Embaimers. 1921 LIST Phones ete:
University Endsrtaking Psriors. t214
18th NJ Il. North 2f2. Green Ist.
Bonney- Watson Co. Funeral Direc-
tors. Third av. and tnfvsrpity.
Main 10. Elliott 25f.
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.Ns~N~~>r~~~~~s>~~~4~~N~ NIX >~e~~e~~~~S
Furnished housekeeping rooms
cieap. iiEht. heat and gas in
sluded, Queen Anne 1904. ia
valley ~
oentirman wants married couple 10
care for home near Fremont. rent
Tree wife absent. snap for right
party. Inquire 1910 seventh aN.
Three modern housekeeping rooms.
nicely furnished. $40 per month.
Phone North itso
OLYMPIC Af~rs, 7ofo Western av.
Single ROOMS. tibo up. suite.
1900 up. Near public .nerifet.
IL Mrs Hsyes 1908 seventh av,, Will
cail as The Star office. she will
receive FREE two boa scat tick
cts 20 fanfages theatre
Two rooms suites. new. househrep-
INK. $40 Werk. 14z4 Seventh Az.
Housekeeping. sleeping rooms.
Phone Eiiiott asa "
Earie. III Nsnrlen--slngle h. n. TINS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
|'FsiH People.
! ieeting bob

~-tt>I rrs4s Il.
49, Aprsl T. Hob
fShss :, candidate for
~ pssrrrl,ed here today The
~, kius county sheriff came nm.
go :, o'clock this mornins-
!. noon hundreds Of people pie
= s',r about bob end his
- m - w,nnlng. Hodge viii 30
ecs y MA afternoon. The pro
~" ..nasaats hands his cards
ru 80 ene ne meets here.
: , sssa. and gives a brief talk
- ss and popular severn
i, has received nulusson.'
q. ~ sagpcr, nom people here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
Lost and Found.

rs~<~N><>>~.>s~~eSN< >>s>s><>~e~N~~~~
Lost White foN terrier brown
patch on both vars. Had on 1910
license Lost on Fastiake OF Lake
View av. March &c, Answers 70
name OF Prince. suitable reward
Phone Main vs..
sunday evening. Kotd bracelet on
Fifth av.. between spring and
seerea. reward Main s1gp iiis
Ftfth nt,
lsoNts--<cotch collie dos, female, color
sable ana white. With white nose
aud line on forehead had no COLI
lar on. ownes Hast sisp.
Cameo pin March ~. Green Lake
car or on l.atona RNs or Denny
way and Weatlake. kenwood
siis; reward
Patty taking camera Pioneer square
waiting room well known. hr-
turn anmc. receive re~Afds aNoid
further trouble. heacon seffs
fsathers. carpets mattfepses clean
ed. also disinfeeted. Phone hai-
lard 80,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
oSxxs $50 -
ncRepArcy IN SCHOOLS

L4IxrANSF IN o(FfQ0Lo
clHDRIDGE. Mass.. April 4
Nrzrss show that students 4
Tssz,e schools who enter I
Evr& are markedly super. 4
NJ 4 pnsslase to those from 4
~ rhools. according TO 4
\ nsi]sy A. Sargent OF Har. 4
\ szrsents ,abulations. 4
~ fron records Of 1000 4
u1n<n of recent classes, 4
- 4 marked discrepancy 4
neea their mental and I
IN z'fxinments. 4
~ reason la he explains. 4
~ pshlle school boys don't 4
= uossz work 70 entitIe 4
- 70 the physique they 4
i . have and the private 4
~ boys do too little brain 4
= = Gre them the greater 4
~ superiority to which 4
nPerioz physique emit. 4
nen- 4
- = =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

'O SWEET PEA SEEDS

~ pound; half pound,
!. Y IncysAroRs--
700 to 1870, The bss,
s. -, Incubator.
Srs.' LEE INCUBATOR
hot AIr-hsssed ma
. 'sr sharpIess Tubular
- .,s sssvDsrators, lees parts 70
III Or to get out Of
~ for Rex Lime and
Solution, the bss,
s' - Fruit Trees and PouI.
.Kaufmann Co.
M. sEsnsMEN w.
n CIV I'VE. .. Below King St.
| , ~ = Now Ready. Send
l " 10 Free
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For Exchange.

For Exchange.
Nf~4f<~ >f~r~fef>rsf~fNe>fee~N~rs r~Ne~~~~e~
CHEAP ALFALFA LAND
90 acres located y miles south or
keqHawtck. on tho main read 10
Ninlay, water right paid IN full,
al fenced aud seeded 90 rye. good
level volcanie ash land. Price
si,aoe 90 VIII trade Tor home In
W W MOVES. si7 naston rik
AN EXCHANGE HAnuAIN
iss acres located miles from
Whccler Grant county. No. I level
laup, t0o acres cleared, piowcd aud
--tspced This ia No. I soil. and In
q growing community. Price
100000. mortgage $500 90. Will
eNshhnge equity OF s. 600 90 Tor
seattle iacolns property aud ah-
autne ANAL incuInbrance.
Wy. W. NpfEH, az uoston BLOCK.
nis b-passenKcr touring car. late
model 20 exchange for lots OF
acreage. VIII assume some.
knabe piano Tor Ford runabout or
good lot Ia North End,
GEO II HOsNAfAN AGENCY
Main s0s7. 1880 THIRD Az.
k-ttOOA BUNGALOW. ATHLETIC
fahe view, near Havennn park; my
equity 9i .ieo sell ON easy terms
or trade Tot lot or cioae-ln acre
age 81 about same value. Phone
kenwood 1914
ACREAGE. ACREAGE
To exchange for real estate any.
where Ia the United states
loY American Hank hidT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

Mrs. leonard Haynes, and her
e-ysar-cid son. Leonard Haynes. Jr.,
recently returned from. tour OF
the Orient. where they witnessed
the purbar st Delhi OF all the ~.
tie boys present, leonard bears
the distinction alone Of having been
the only ore patted on the head by
George v, king Of England. The
Haynes family halls from Tcsss.
but on account Of the extensive
holdings Of leonard Haynes. ST.. IN
Mexico. tho family was forced TO
move TO that country short time
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
Water Front
HOOD CANAL

500 feet water front. near Weilita.
small creek, $500, half cash.
Water front tracts at Vinlnnd. on
canal, reached via Pouisbo, $50
down balance monthly. Lies
well and 10 bargain.
J. A. AMES, III Cherry st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

|,H10x. April a.--Booka and
rrspis q exceptional rarity
ru< were sold today At Sothe-
i p2xkss containing the orig
nrriaxe certificates issued at
n g;rses from 1875 TO 1864 and
cvss Hall marriage record.
y pcnlsins many famous
~ ~ for 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

-~~~~~~~~s~~~~.~--~~~se >~~~~@~~s~4~~~<s~y~~l~
MN rsl;,r MoS St.l,,,,{, A A..
Pacific Coast city n nsiss from
Vancouver. n q. viii have 20. 600
population ia four years or Lees.
say experts now Only Thousand.
Operating terminus and deep
water port OF Canadian Pacific
transportation system. and des-
tined Industrial Eub-eity OF Van
couser Two electric power eouss
psnies now developing energy near
by. and will give power and ilght
~ competitive prices. also both
build tram iinea connecting with
Vancouver and whole Fraser vai-
Icy. Canadian Northern and
Great Northern. two other trans
eontinentais. SECURING extensive
getting land FOR terminals. other
roads reported coming. several
huge industries have purchased
sltes. and over 20 have applied
for same Manufacturers moving
from other cities to Coquitlam.
Banks. flnancis, Institutions.
warehouses, e1c.. buying business
lots. which are sttli cheap. whore
they have not been sold. We own
and control the Whole recognized
townslte. aud selling business and
residential lots az ground floor
prices aud easy terms. Dexens Oh
road 10 fortune now. one man
made se0e IN three weeks and an
other $3.50 In ~ days. One lady
made $4,000 altogether. Activity
has Just commenced. and we have
lots NJ original prices. New things
announced for Couuitiam every
day. Don't walt Write Tor In
formation az once. CD9tfTIsAM
TERMINAL CO. LTD, Leigh
spencer Building, Vancouver. n.
g General Agent TOT Washington.
VIM Fitzgerald sis Iowman
Bldg, Seattle, wash.
Laundry for sale. doing $4,000 per
week will run tsk0.Oe or more In
summer. no competition. Price
tfO. 10000. s7.S0e.O0 viii handle: or
Will sell machinery. and business
for s., 900, 90 ard lease building for
$500 per month. Address Hkagis
steam Laundry. Mt Vernon. Wash,
For Saic-~Chiropody and manlcur-
ing pariors. doing good business,
ffT5.00 II taken at once. 2io
Liberty BidK.
For Saie--tsood cash grocery and
butcher business. Good thing for
one man Little money needed.
bargain. 1900 first :.
VIII sell for cnsh my store aud prop
erfy at sacrifice. going East
F~lSf. star.
For saie--t0 -rooul hotel on Pike.
mostly housekeeping. Price $500.
Address X-iii5, star
For Haie-Groccry store al invoice
by owner. Call North 800.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
For Sale-Furniture.

f7fE6fnnY z0HffGG 66fEEe.
1912 Fifth av.--Isuys. sells second :
hand goods and other merchandise.
eat auction house IN the state.
valdez Furn. CO. 1910 First ay. Main
z532, Ind. BO1o.
Desks. chairs. SNOW cases. chicago
Store 4 Office rum. Co. 1929 lat av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
WON'T SUMMON KlNo pleap.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. April A.
The Stanley investigating commit
tee. which has been probing into
the affairs OF the United States
steel Corporation. decided today
not 70 summon J. II. Morgan. the
New York fiuancier, as a Witness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
Irrigated Lands

irrigated LsdnuS
TRADES FOR IRRIGATED LANDS
20 acres improved. Gh acres cleared,
s acres IN bearing fruit. In city
limits, so acres I'm alfalfa, at Rich
land. on the Columbia, gravity
water and plenty OF H. Several
ser 10 trade for good Seattle resi-
dences and apartments.
INLAND EMPIRE LAND co.
f327h Third Av. Phone Main 319t.
40 acres fine fruit and alfalfa land.
az miles from good town. vol
canic ash soil. lots OF good water.
Land near by selling for $3.50 per
acre. This fine 40 acres. $500. 90.
Phone Main cb7s after y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

Men. women and married couples
wanted as telegraph operators for
city, commercial aud nearby rail !.
road cofupauiemt entry salary 80
monthly up. positions guaranteed.
We teach you quickly on cas5
classes cali or write Pacific
Telegraph Institute. 3os FIRST av..
Seattle.
wanted Men .nr women 20 learn she
barber trade largest AMI fnost
complete school IN the West Vase.
course only as Cali and sss our
NATIONAL ssnsSi si "i haa iii '' COLLEGE
81 Washington Phone Main ssss.
Young men wanted tor railroad and
wireless telegraph .sss,s s . sasy
ions xaaransssa Cali or adarss.
National !. Telegraph instltuts.
sies ard sv.. opposite orehsam
theatre.
foU All WANTED 60 beromr rnii.
Way mail clerk. $50 % monrr. He-
sttie examinations May 4. CUES
tions and coaching sent tree
Franklin Institute. Dept taiN.
Rochester. =. Y.
Xrw. clean furnishrd. steam heated
bedrooms tfur fn~ni. sbr per night
Free baths and phones. at the AM
nnx. 1000 sth NV. near Wsatlahe.
- ssisssaphy s" pesi,,eS open: coed
salaries united Wireless Train-
Inc Class, sro Grand Trunk lock
Two painters and paper hangers.
Call ia the morning, reaty Tor
work. sIs uiewctt a.. Fremont.
Ap q. ~
Mar OF good appearance wno owns
horse 10 seii and collect n city
must furnish honesty bcnd. 10 a
~. 1917 Third ~,
The naw Upstairs Mems ciothlng
shop sells t1b suits for SIS t3o
suits si3se. I.undauIst. 1os EN-
press Theatre Bldg. "a nnd sprsng,
Al once. two mnn unaer &c. prrpare
for rafiway mail service exsm-
f1es Alaska bldg Immediate.
Man pr~sser wanted. one that can
work on ladies goods also. a 10.
l. inexperienced need not apply.
tses r. Madison.
Clean. warm. cnrfrorfabio rooms.
1880 week UP. Hotri Craig. ms
Third av.. near sprlng Ind. shso:
Englneers. fsresnsn. isnitors instruct
sos orlsnsai building. I'm |,
MoLrR BARHfe coILEGE
$40 Occidental Ave.
Say 4 saw u Ia Ths star
Spring a. pool room. Eterytnin4
new az cents per cue 1891 Thiru
av. w. cfsmer. Ted painc.
Piazza Pool Hall Everyone welcome.
ia Norman. Structural Iron Work :
or Manager.
Mems suits c1eaned and pressed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03
Timber Lands

o M. FEET TIMBER $500
so acres OF a No. ! land and the
timber ~ No. 1. located on main
county road. II, =. y. and cream
route. In Clallam county. some
terms ssi Arcade Annex
w. II. HAVEN INVESTMENT co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-03

WONDERFUL PLAYER PIANO
Anybody can play Ike master.
silent pianos Player pianos hero
all prices No old fashioned e.
note Instruments. All ~up~to-the :
minute ss-nOte players. sic per
month and MP. WALffSG. zoe,
1oi. 301. 2e3 Arcade Annex. seeond
floor Piano Pnrlors. opposite .ie-
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>~-~s~~>~~~~>.~s~~~~S~ ~~~~-~~e>~~~~.>>-
Cafarrh, eye. ear, nose. throat ak n.
nerve. heart, lung and blood dis-
eases, epilepsy. soitre, KIDNEY.
mosth. Dr. severance, sis SECOND
Avenue. Mehihorn Bldg. Rooms
sos and 5sf. -
HOTEL ETHEfTON. opposite z, o..
Third. Convenient 70 all car lines,
business places and amusements
Rates 7sc per day and up. Phone
Elliott gsf1. --
TTdNrT. I;TUETTON- opposite r. o..
Third. Convenient 20 all car linae
business places and amusements
Rates 7bc per day and up. Phone
Elliott 5s7f.
Rupture cured: permanent, without
Operation or detention from labor.
eyer 200 sa"s' &c eur ss PA ara
system, 5l7 Eitel Bldg. Seattle.
Wanted---To buy .air; hair chains
and switches made to order. Mrs.
ri Miller. 1893 sixth av.. near Pike.
TagRest show IN city; baby. chicks
Matched every minute IN glass ~
cubators. Come and see. In Annex
Two pieces Of be1atIfni Hardangsr
embroidery for sale very reason.
allie. Phone Elliott 1854 Call
1876 Belmont ay -
Chiropody and manicuring. parlorst
shampooing. scalp ana taciai
treatInent. 30 Liberty BidK.
CTTLETTE BLADES sharpened, 900
dox.; razors. csc. etc. 1901 tth av:
Don't In lonely. Join our Matrimonial
Bureau. ladies free. 70s Pine 81.
wrinkles. frecEIcs. scars. rnoles.
pimples removed; 5t5 Arcade Bag
TOUPEEs WIGS All kinds Of hair
uvork Korh lo4 FDrfug Ind ABE.
OH and Potfsr--Test circle Friday
g. Readings daily 1904 srd.
Mrs. n. Hpears. paifnist, 1903 Ard Az:
Say =. saw ii In Tho star
Nichols. bungalows. Hinckisy Blk.
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Situation Wanted--Male

Situation Wanted---Male
~A~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~ ~<r>rsrN<~r~r-~>T>
Young married man wishes position
retail or wholesale. Five years
retail experience. At present em-
pfoyesf az bookkecper. e. NJ kArr.
Hox $50. III Reno. okla.
Wanted Fnrniturs finishing job BY
experienced man. 50 day Il.
winauist. Address 123s VI. ltth az.
WALL paper furnlahsd and hung; 81
room ana up. Painting tinttng
Bart. ga Wall Phone Min gsst.
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PfSSIdssi CSSS sScIsiiSy' M i'm
rates; deal; separate apart
,nent ~ ,so,nen
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7 y ~ FFFFFFF FFEFFET
Sle Columbia.

Third Floor New York Block.
TWENTY ACRES NEAR SEATTLE
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK
ONLY. owner needs money VIII
sell 20 acres extra good soil. All
nearly level. nice spring creek
through e. fb acres burned over.
easily cleared. on fine county road,
a. " n. and telephone. mills and
half from station. Price " 200.
Terms 81 soc cash.
N =. 4, - \, ~, MAJ fftDv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-10

Judge Frank D. Dietrich assumed
jurisdiction over . Utah corporation
in decision which he handed down
yesterday refusing change Of trial
courts ii the Vineyard Land q Stock
company Of Utah.
The suit 10 brought by the Twin
Falls D Salmon River Land q Water
company and the Salmon River Canal
company against the Utah company To
quiet title to the waters Of the stream
The plaintiffs claim that the defendant
10 attempting to diver the waters Of
the river 1t point in Nevada to water
land In Idaho and that they, the plain
iffs. have the prior rights to the
diversion.
The court refuses to transer the case
to the Utah courts and asks how q
Judge sitting in Utah could try case
that involves lands In Idaho and
waters in Nevada.
Tho complaint Of the government
against Joseph @. carp and others fol
the cancellation Of patent to lands
involving 20 acres and said to be more
valuable for mining than for agricul-
tural purposes was overruled. The
Mount Idaho King lode 10 upon the
land.
The motion for rehearing Of the caS<
Of Elmer X. Miner. bankrupt. was de.
MED on the ground that nothing new
had been advanced by the defendan,
Justifying another hearing In the case
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-10
BIG CROWDS ATTEND
THE LEWISTON SHOW
Capital News Special service)

Capital News Special Service)
Lewiston, Dec. 10.-Crowds that the
city Of Lewiston seems unable to &C.
commodate invaded the Gateway City
this morning from all surrounding
towns of tho Lewiston territory. Spe-
cial trains from various parts Of the
northwest brought 1900 people here
this morning. Today was Portland
day at the show.
A special train bearing about 100
Rosarians and half as many from
Pendleton arrived this morning and
were escorted to the show grounds and
will ,be banqueted at the Elks' tample
tonight. The Judges awarded first
prize in the college students judging
team to the University of Idaho over
the Washington State college by a
margin of 200 points.
The legislators-ele OF the state OF
Idaho will assemble in Lewiston to-
morrow to discuss matters concerning
legislation to De taken up at the next
session.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-10
DOESN'T Want TO SELL
HOME OF JEFFERSON

Washington, Dec. 10-The movement
to have the government acquire "Mon-
ticello," the home Of Thomas Jefferson,
received a setback yesterday when the
house by a vote of 101 to Al refused to
adopt special rule providing for con-
sideration OF the senate resolution
authorizing the appointment Of COM
mittee to inquire into the wisdom and
cost of purchasing the property from
its present owner, Representative Levy
Of New York.
Representative Henry Of Texas and
Representative James Of Kentucky led
the fight for the rule.
Representative Saunders Of Virginia
and others denounced the movement,
declaring 1t was an attempt to take
Representative Levy's property from
him when he had announced publicly II
was not for sale at any price. Only one
member OF the Virginia delegation
Representative slemp. voted for the
rule.
Representative Henry in statement
tonight gave notice that the fight had
Just begun" and that If necessary Mon
ticello would be acquired for the gov
eminent through condemnation pro.
ceedings.