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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-11
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INCREASE IN THE
SCHOOL TAALEVY.
Board Of Education Makes
Statement on Situation
Changes in the Law Are
Responsible.


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t,,,v sx.r,,ned The changes In the law
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-11
vienna TO SEND
villages.
CONTINUED from First PagaS

villages.
Many thousand refugees have ar
rived at the head of the railway and
train loads continue to leave Constan-
tinople daily. Although the govern
ment distributes bread to the refugees
inside and around the walls Of Con-
stantinople. 1t Is doubtful whether any
measures have been taken to supply
those who have been transferred to the
interior.
The Americans seem to be the only
persons assisting in the interior. DR..
w. s. Dodd and his wife. whom the am
bassador and AIrs. Rockhill brought to
Constantinople to organise Q hospital
CORPS, are now able TO leave the hos
pital entirely in the hands Of the Britt
ish workers with whom they have been
associated.
The number Of British Red Cross at
tendants having been augmented re-
Gently. DIR. and Mrs. Dodd have re-
turned to Konia, which IL their mission
Held. with . large sum Of money at
their. disposal to the refugees in tiding
over the winter.
Members Of the American embassy
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-11

Vienna deny that any warliks signiA-
canoe attaches to the military changes.
but these assurances fail to allay the
uneasiness aroused by tho fears that
the powerful military party In servia
may force the hands Of the govern
ment
General Won Hootxendorff. the new
Austrian chief Of stan, 10 CREDITED with
being the sworn enemy Of Servia ana
to have been for . long time possessed
Of the conviction that nothing but the
sword can settle the differences BE-.
tween Austria and Servia.
Further proof has reached London
that Austria 10 mobilising. Many Aus
trian and Hungarian residents Of Ion.
don. including Count George Apponyi,
ana the noted artist Philip Lassle, have
been called to the colors.
g According to one report. Austria In
tends to demand q diminution In the
present strength Of the Servian army
q demand to which servia. In her pres.
ent temper u not likely to agree.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-11

4 Isaae wslty, Asa q yssrr, dled yes
terday aftetnoon Il his home near
Pierce RAfk Of Bright's disease with
which he had been AFFLICTED for some
time. He u survived BY Z wife and
three children. The funeral was held
this afternoon at 1850 O'Clock at the
family home. Rev. Il. N. Murphy offi-
ciated and burial took place In the Dry
Creek cemetery.
Mrs. Esma I.aSalle Smith. aged 81
years. wife Of Arthur w. Smith Of 1915
East Bannock street, died last evening
of pneumonia with which she was
stricken on Thanksgiving day. She is
survived by her husband. three chill
dren. three sisters and brother. The
funeral will be held tomorrow morning
at the home at s:15 o'clock with SER
vices at st. Johns cathedral at 8
o'clock. Burial win be in Morris Hill
cemetery.
Hiram, the two weeks old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Jensen, died last
night at the family home. 1--WE miles
west Of Boise on the Hill road. The
funeral was held at the home this
afternoon at o'clock. Burial was in
the Dry Creek cemetery.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-11

Habeas Corpus Proceedin
In Behalf Of Slayer Of
George Quay.

whether or not Norman b. Mcleod.
alleged slayer Of George Quay. shall
be liberated from the bastile of Elmore
county through q writ OF habeas COR
pus. was the issue placed before the
supreme court of this state this after
noon, for the sheriff Of Gilmore county
was commanded by that tribunal to ap-
pear in court with the body Of Me-
Leod and show cause why he should
give his prisoner his liberty. COM
plying with the courts order that Of
fetal made his appearance and the
case was argued and submitted.
Mcleod claims that he has and 10
being unlawfully detained in prison by
the sheriff Of Gilmore county for the
crime Of staying Quay and that the
district court for Elmore countQ. Judge
Stockslager presiding. did not have the
Jurisdiction Of either trying. convicting
or placing him in Jail.
The Quay killing took place at Rocky
Bar and caused q sensation at the
time. Quay was mail carrier and we'll
known not only at Rocky Bar, Noun
tain Home and Elmore county but in
Boise where his family resided. The
killing was done through the use Of a
revolver alleged to be in the hands and
possession OF Mcleod. He was ar
rested and later was tried for assault
with deadly weapon and sentenced
to serve a term in the penitentiary.
Since that time he has been engaged
putting up a strenuous legal battle to
prevent service Of sentence. II the
writ Of habeas corpus is granted Nc
Leod will at once become q FREQ man.
and II denied he will probably have to
60 to the penitentiary to serve sentence.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-11

who speak the Turkish language are
assisting Lady Lawther's committee in
distributing her fun to the families OF
soldiers and the refugees in Constanti-
nople.
The San Stefano cholera camp Is be-
ing financed by American Red Cross
funds. The ambassador telegraplled to
Washington asking for an extension of
Major Surgeon Ford's leave which was
granted. DIR. Ford will remain another
month and continue his labors In the
cholera camp. which remains in . hor-
rible condition. The few foreigners are
able to care for only . few hundred.
while the camp. despite the death of
Thousands. still contains several thou
sand patients. because Of the new con-
tingents constantly arriving.
The foreign naval organization for
the protection Of Europeans and
Americans Terminated with the sign
lug OF the armistice. whereupon Com.
mander Frank B. Upham, Of the United
States station ship Scorpion brought
his vessel back to the moorings at Tor
Khaneh.
During the anxious period the Scor-
pion lay on Bobek in readinesssto pro-
tect the American girls school.
-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-11
BREVITIES.

Dr. j. X. NUMBERS IL spending q
week at Portland.
w. L. Harvey. an attorney from Ell
more county. Is here today on business
before the supreme court.
Mis- Catherine Helfrich, clerk in the
office Of Governor Hawley. Is enjoying
a vacation this week.
The Golden Rod club will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Smith. 1909 State
street, Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
The Hyde Park w. c. T. U. will
meet Thursday afternoon at 1850
o'clock at the home of Mrs. White, 1916
North Eleventh street.
The F. ]. Carver Realty company
closed deal yesterday selling Ave.
room bungalow in Wilson subdivision
to e. s. Hill for $3.50. The property
was purchased by Mr.. Hill for a home
and he will take possession the first Of
the year.
Because he violated the terms Of his
parole. he indulging too freely in in
toxicating beverages, w. q. Sweeney,
who was sentenced for the theft Of 1e
barrels Of whisky two years ago. was
returned last night to Warden Shook
for safe keeping.
Fred Eggers and family. Of Cincin-
natl. Ohio, are new arrivals in Boise
and have moved into the Woodford
apartments on Thirteenth street. Mr..
Egsers is a heavy land owner in Cam
yon county and moved to Boise to look
after his interests.
George Gumbert Of this city, has re-
ceived a letter from Paul A. Wilde OF
Oakland, Cal. inquiring the name of
the parties from whom they adopted
a child while here. He states that his
wife gave the child away in Oklahoma
and he would like to get in communi-
cation with the child's parents. He
gives his address at the st. Marks
hotel.
Without referee to prevent fouls
and see that fighting rules were OBJ
served. two husky men laid out ring
In the rear Of the Exchange saloon this
morning and before some 20 silent
spectators fought fercely for some IL
or 20 minutes after which both were
obliged to quit from exhaustion. A
man who saw the night claims that II
beat any ring battle ever held In this
city and that the combatants seemed
able to guard against the others on
slaushts.
The preliminary hearing OF G. Teltx.
charged with issuing a fraudulent
check. was held this morning before
Judge Adams, who took the case I'M
der advisement until tomorrow. Feltz
issusd . check on the First National
bank in the sum Of 80 made payable
to Mrs. I. A. Carnine. She did not
have the coney TO cash the check and
. man who happened to be near the
place by the name Of c. F. holland
cashed the paper and 10 still holding
the sack. Felix admitted drawing the
check but says he was under the in
fluence Of liquor and thought he was
drawing It on q hotel. where he had
funds. He p still in jail In default
LOT bay
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-11
LAX METHODS USED IN
THE Sub-1REASURY

Chicago, Dec. 11.--George Fitzgerald
on trial for the alleged embezzement
of $4,000 from the sub-treasury Of
Chicago in February. 1907. explained
today that he did not finish the full
course at the naval academy because
he considered prospects In the business
world better than service in the navy
Fitzgerald described the system Of
handling money in the sub-treasury as
lax, and said at least three men In the
office had access to his cage where
large sums Of money were kept. He
made protest against the laxity but
1t was unheeded
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-11

Washington, Deo. 11s-The senate
resumed consideration Of the Arch
bold impeachment case this afternoon.
william p. Boland Of Scranton, Pa.
the man charged by Judge Robert w.
Archibald Of the commerce court with
having organized conspiracy that
resulted in Judge Archbald's impeach-
ment and his present trial before the
senate. admitted on the witness stand
that he had suggested the various
steps by which Judge Archibald was
connected with the deal for the Katydid
refuse coal dump, in order to ''check
up Judge Archibald"
II wanted to button up Judge Arch
bald" he said shaking his finger at the
accused jurist, who sat in front Of him.
Il wanted to show he was the kind Of
q man he IL"
These admissions were interspersed
with the vigorous denunciation OF
corrupt judge. and charges that Judge
Archibald had been working for the
railroads"
Repeated demands were made by
Judge Archbald's attorney that Mr..
Boland be required to answer questions
directly but Notwithstanding cautions
from Senator Bacon, presiding. he
embodied in his replies sweeping
charges against Judge Archibald and
frank admissions that he set out to get
hold OF everything he could that would
help in Showing up Judge Archibald.
Marion Coal Case.
The testimony Of Boland conferred
chiefly about the case Of the Marion
Coal company. of which they were
chief owners. embraced in the second
article of impeachment. Mr.. Boland
said he believed Judge Archibald had
used his influence to attempt to bring
about a settlement Of case between.
the Marion Coal company and the
Lackawanna railroad.
He admitted he had told Attorney
General Wickersham and members Of
the interstate commerce commission
that he believed Judge Archibald had
overruled the demurrer Of the Marion
Coal company because Boland had re-
fused to discount Judge Archbald's
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-11

Vienna, Dec. 11.-Many members Of
the American colony In Vienna were
present at the wedding today OF Miss
Lele Won Harrenreich, daughter of
Colonel and Mrs. Won Harrenreich Of
this city, and William Henry Young,
son Of Mrs William Henry Young of
Tuxedo, N. Y.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-11

Hsalth Of Emperor Franeis Joseph.
Vienna, Dec. 1.-THE extraordinary
mental freshness displayed by the EN-
peror Francis Joseph during the recent
critical period In international politics
has annexed even those most familiar
with his marvellous energy. The ven-
cradle emperor. who y now In his
eighty third year. has = thorough
knowledge Of the entire course Of the
Balkan war and II acquainted with the
names OF all the military leaders and
OF all the important engagements An
exact account Of the events has been
laid on the table Of the emperor's study
since the nrst outbreak OF hostilities.
With large map Of the seat OF war.
upon which the emperor has indicated
the position Of the various armies
daily by means Of coiored flags.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-11
Fire in Butte Mine.

Butte, Dec. 11.-Fire broke out be-
tween the 1900 and the 17O0-foot level
of the Stewart mine, belonging to the
Anaconda Mining company yesterday.
Mine officials say all Of the miners
were taken out before the fire had
gained any Roadway. The fire is sup
posed to have caught from candles
carried by miners.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-11

(Contlnueo nom bJrot EAgo.)
Mont; F. M. Rothrock. Spokane; w. B.
Roberts. Spokane.
Fifteen thousand people today
watched the biggest livestock parade
ever held in the northwest.
Owing to the delay in completing
the work Of Judging the stock the sale
Of fat stock was postponed until this
afternoon. Record prices for block
meats are expected.
Today is Spokane day and Is being
celebrated by an excursion OF 118 bus
mess men from the metropolis Of the
inland empire.
In young livestock district such as
is the northwest, 1t is scarcely possible
to appreciate the scope of a show like
the second annual Northwest Livestock
show. The livestock industry II in its
infancy. but the foreign observer who
has come from the older districts OIL
the country expresses keen amusement
in viewing the unusual collection of
stock that has been assembled for this
occasion. Although the large livestock
centers such az Kansas City. Chicago.
and Denver can boast Of much larger
shows, stockmen who have witnessed
these events are not reticent to say
that the Northwest Livestock show will
bear the reputation Of being the best
balanced exhibition that the country
has ever seen.
Great Interest Shown.
Stock raising in the four northwest
states IL young but the interest man |
ifested by the several hundred stock |
men cannot be surpassed anywhere.
From hundreds Of miles men with few
head Of stock have made special effort
to bring their animals to compete. even
though chances for prizes are small.
Probably the most encouraging out
look for the success OF the livestock In
dustry in this part Of the country is
the unprecedented enthusiasm shown
by the country. boy and girl. Today
about the purebred stock, that would
give the best Of Judges an opportunity
to exercise their judgment were as
sembled these young chaps. Many were|
here in knee pants, overalls and blue
shirts with pencil and pad, and eyes
bent up6n selecting the fine points OF
the stock. Not only IL this interest
confined to tho boys but tho girls have
shown deep interest In Judging the
animals.
areat care mas Deen exercised oy tne
OFFICIALS OF the Nortnwest AiVestoch
association IN the matter OF seiecehs
the pest OF purepred ana iat stock ior
the sale which Will De CONQUERED TINS
year under the auspices OF the associ-
auon. Anoicative OF the conoiCon Oh
the stock that mas peen brought mere
buyers from all the dig coast COM
panies nave come to Lewiston TO DID
on the rat stock. just AZ THIS time 81
splendid opportunity mas been given
these men to purchase their Christmas
meats. Only the very best stock mas
been permitted to enter Tor this Tea
ture. ana the results Will De Tar reach-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-11
ALLEN GETS OFF
WITH five YEARS

Wytheville, Va, Dec. 11-Sidna
Allen, leader Of the Hillsville gunner.
who shot up the Carroll county court
and killed five persons, was convicted
today of involuntary granddaughter.
The jury fixed his punishment at five
years imprisonment. He was tried on
first degree Indictment for killing
Commonwealth Attorney Foster.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-11
indiana Good Roads Meeting

Indianapolis. Dec. 11.-Many good
roads experts from all over the coun-
try were present today at the opening
Of the Indiana Good Roads conven-
ton. The sessions will last three days
and will be conducted under the joint
auspices of the Indiana Good Roads
association and the various state and
local commercial bodies, automobile
associations and engineering socities.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-11
Montana Mon Got Prize.

Minneapolis. Dec. 11.-Joseph p.
Nash and Charles Bridgeman of Clyde
Park. Mont, were today awarded the
$4,000 first prize for the best five
bushels of wheat exhibited at the
Northwestern Products exposition
held in November.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-11
ORGANIZATION Of

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-11

An our wateh work abssIuts,y guar.
CON W. HEssE. Jswslsr.
Adv,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-11
Gouoed Out child's Eyes.

Cerbere, France. Dec. ia man
and wife living In the village Of Gave
in Catalonia, were yesterday caught
while gouging out the eyes Of their g.
year -old child with the object of rem
dering it more pitfable and thus able
to obtain as a beggar more sympathy
from the public. The child was made
blind before the two could be arrested.
Chicago Wheat Market.
Chicago, Dec. 11.-December wheat
closed today at $3.50.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-11
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Bldg. D-23
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-01
HOME HOSPITAL
FOR TUBERCULOSIS
An Experiment in Home Treatment Of TubeculOss--Part Of
Vanderbilt Tenements Rented for Trial an Attempt
to Stop Infection Within Family

joyed the confidence of his landlord
and his grocer.
During a consultation as to the best
treatment for this family, Homer
Folks, ex-commissioner Of charities of
New York City, suggested that the
Bocora family itself would fill a small
hospital. why not put a nurse in
there and have the doctor call every
day." said Mr.. Folks, land In fact
turn the home into a hospital?" In
quiry showed that among the 2S4
families we were caring for in which
there vas tuberculosis fifteen were in
much the same condition as the Boz
cora family. Further discussion with
experts resulted in the plan for a
home hospital.
The home hospital is a new expert
ment in the home treatment of COM
bined poverty and tuberculosis which
our association is inaugurating. It's
purpose is to give effective relief 20
a number of needy families in which
there is tuberculosis and while so do
ing to find out whether it is possible
in a sanitary tenement under wise
medical direction and constant nurs-
ing oversight, with freedom from I'M
due worry, fresh air and sunshine, and
room for reasonable segregation-to
protect the well members of the fam
lily from infection. Other aims are to
cure some of those in the early stages
of the disease, and to afford improve
nent to patients whose cases are only
moderately advanced. To insure
sanitary homes a section of the East
river homes, Seventy Eighth street
and John Jay park, New York City,
more Familiarity known as the Van
derbilt tenements, has been leased for
three years This section consists of
twenty-four apartments with south
eastern exposures.
The families participating in the
experiment will be mainly those now
in the care of our relief department
who are dependent because of tuber.
%culosis. Able bodied members of the
families will be required to work anc
to contribute their earnings to the
family support. So far as it is neces,
sary n possible a hospital and sana.
forum regime will be instituted il
each family. Everything affecting the
life of not only the patient but of the
other members of the family, will BIZ
carefully supervised both on the socfa
and on the medical side. We propost
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-01
NORTH DAKOTA
IMPROVEMENTS
NUMBER or NEW IMPROVEMENTS
HAVE BEEN ANNOUNCED IN
THE STATE THIS SPRING
WHICH is ENCOURAGING TO
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

The contractors of the city and
state will be glad to hear Of the new
announcement of the last week for
the various bits of improvements
throughout the state this spring.
At Grand Forks Lyons & Co. win
erect a new garage. The First Ma
tfonal bank Of Lidgerwood will erect
a two story brick and cut stone build
ing. Phil Wirtenberger. Of the same
city will erect a brick building for
store and office purposes. Sen. e. F.
Movius will erect a brick block and
the Movius Mercantile Co. may erect
a new building.
Peter & Nelson Of Minot will erect
a business block there. The M. Rum
ley Co. will probably erect a thresher
warehouse at Williston. The contract
for the steel and ornamental steel
construction work for the new Rich
land county courthouse has been let
to the National Steel & Iron Co.
The Darlington Commercial club
plans to have park and other work
done this spring. The St. Marks
English Lutheran church at Grand
Forks will purchase a site for the pro-
pOS6u- hS" CluLNE puliuAIlSs 4 = Jam
man of Gary. Mimi, win erect a pota-
to warehouse at Grafton.
A franchise is being asked for at
Devils Lake for a car line in that city
on Kitton, Arnold, Kelly and Fifth
avenues. Hatton is going to have
electric lights. Gust Stern is going to
build a hall at Cayuga.
The jamestown Y. M. c. A. will ex-
pend. about s11, 600 in fitting up the
basement of the armory with swim
ming pool, baths, billiards and reading
room. A committee Of Lutherans at
Park River is agitating the building OF
a hospital. 1t has been voted al
Beach to issue $4,000 bonds for mu-
nicipal water works.
New sidewalks are going to be laid
at Minot and the city officials there are
considering the purchase of a street
sprinkler.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-01

but by men. women and children work
ing together. I believe in the hands
that work, the brains that think ana
hearts that love-
In the bypaths of his talk, Fra Ell
bertus, ais he is called in his colony OF
Roycrofters at East Aurora, talked OF
rebates, of the one-price system, Oh
philosophy and many other things re-
lating To humanity.
Makes Tour OF the City.
He was the special guest of Pres p.
J. Shay Of the Advertising club, who
was his co-worker for three years in
the Roycroft colony and whom he al
ways calls Felix. With Edwin L.
ouarles, Alfred I. Hart and Frank ID,
webb, Mr.. Hubbard vas taken IN a
three hour tour of the city yesterday
by Mr.. Shay. After it was over Mr.
Hubbard said:
"Baltimoreans should so away from
Baltimore to have the pleasure Of COM
ing back. Twelve years ago ! found