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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-20

Chicago, Oct. 19.-Instead Of thu
cheering throngs that followed his au-
tomobile through the streets of Chi
cago, Jack Johnson, negro champion
prize fighter, now faces angry crowds.
The cheers that formerly greeted him
on his public appearance have been
changed into Kisses and the fighter Is
obliged to safeguard himself by body
guard Of six strong arm men. AT one
time today 1t was reported that he had
been shot.
This afternoon he was at the corner
OF South Dearborn and West Monroe
street. He went into a building on
business and came forth to find
crowd Of 1000 people blocking the path
to his automobile.
xiii him, lynch him." were the cries
which followed his appearance anu
from a window some one hurled an ink
bottle that narrowly missed the head
of the giant prize fighter.
The six strong arm men fought OPEN
ings through the crowd and Johnson
was whirled from the scene Of danger
Public opinion has been inflamed by
reports of his affair with Lucille Cam
eron, the 19-year-old white girl, from
Minneapolis. and already a movement
is on foot to drive him from the CITY,
1t was the determination of Lucile's
mother, Mrs. +. Cameron Falconet, that
aroused the storm of Indignation
against the black II ;hter and involved
him in complication o. legal Difficult
ties. This little woman heard that
her daughter was livi-- above John
sons place of business and that she
l. (pll TO-
pion whose white wife, Mrs. Eta
Durea Johnson. recently committed
suicide. Mrs. Falconet ,ame to this
city and enlisted the aid of the police
to rescue the girl from what she feared
would be a similar fate. She swOre out
warrant for Johnson's arrest on
charge, Of abduction and at the same
time she requested that Lucille be de-
tatned pending an examination into her
sanity.
disturb the black champion. Confident
that his money would extricate him
from the predicament he treated the
matter in the light of a Joke. 'They
can't get me-" he said. i've got money.
so what's the use IN you trying TO
knock"
He accompanied Mrs. Falconet on
visit to her daughter and on the way
10 reported to have told her that he
could get" any white woman he want
ed. and that the best white women Of
Chicago had ridden in his car.
Lucille Cameron dcfied the efforts OF
her mother. II love Jack" she said.
defiantly.
Still the mother fought on. even when
the prize fighter put up $500 cash bail
and intimated that he would get Lucille
out on bail in short while. But Po-
lice Captain Noortbaar stepped into
the breach.
Il have no right to DO this, perhaps,
from legal standpoint" he said. but
In the interest Of humanity feel that
this girl should be detained"
In the meantime Mrs. F'alconers ef-
fort to break the bond between Lucille
and johnson had become known to the
federal authorities and on Information
they cleaned from the mother after sha
had talked with the girl. they sworo
CONTINUED on Page Four,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-20
TO REPREsENT CHINESE
OF WeSTeRN AMERICA

San Francisco. Oct. 19.-Fong
Ukiah. a California born Chinese, will
leave for China Nov. to represent
the Chinese OF the western half Of the
United States in the Chinese parlia
mentary convention at which the new
Chinese congress will be chosen. rQng.
who IL the presiding officer OF the
Chinese. Six Companies here. was se-
York Chinese will represent the east
ern portion Of tie country at the con-
vention
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-20
Going Home to Fiaht.

Marshfield. Ore. Oct. 19.-The en-
tire Montenegrin population Of Coos
county. consisting Of seven men, de-
parted this afternoon for Portland to
await transportation to their native
country to fight Turkey There are $50
Greeks In the county who are holding
themselves in readiness to answer an
other call for troops.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-20
CHAMPION IS KISSED
BY THE ANGRY. M0BS
False Report That. Girl He
Had Wronged Had Killed
Him Brings Offers of Aid
for Her Defense From
Many Sources.


Trial Of johnson Set.
Jack Johnson, champion
pugilist, is under $500 bail to
answer a charge Of abducting
pretty Lucille Cameron, whose
home is in Minneapolis. and the
girl Is held at the Rockford, ILL.,,
county jail as a witness In q
charge of white slavery against
one Jeannette Dorr. There is
also a technical charge OF disor-
derly conduct preferred against
the girl before Judge Owens.
An insanity complaint Is also
pending.
The trial OF Johnson was set
for Oct. %. The girl will be
given hearing next Tuesday,
The United States government
Is also investigating the possible
connection between the John
SON. Cameron case and the Mann
white slave law. ~
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-20

London, Oct. 90 Sunday
claimed victory over the Bulgarians
and Bulgarians over Turks in message 5
early today from Constantinople AMI
Sofia.
According to the Constantinople ac-
count the Bulgarians were repulsed
after t.n hours fight south of Mus
tapha Pasha..
" Hrile Bulgarian version was that three
more Turkish towns We're captured. the
Turks retreating before the advance
sCf Czar Ferdinand's troops.
The Bulgarian brigand Sandansky.
the kidnaper of Miss Ellen NJ. Stone.
the American missionary, was reported
leading strong force into Turkish
territory.
Blockade Is Established.
Athens, Oct. ia Greek fleet to
day established blockade of Prevesa.
on the north side of the Gulf OF Arta.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-20
Latest From the Balkans.

Latest From the Balkans.
Turkish fleet reported block
aiding Bulgarian Black sea ports
of Varna and Burgas and rum
ored bombardment of Varna
begun.
Greek warships establish
blockade of Turkish port of
Prevesa.
Turks repulse Montenegrins
near Scutari and reported
marching on Bulgarian cities OF
Sofia and Philippopolis.
Bulgarians capture Turkish
frontier towns of Mustapha
Pasha and Mehomia.
Turkish massacre of SerVians
reported near Krushevatz.
Sultan orders Scutari held at
any cost.
Turks ambush and annihilate
Servian detachments.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-20
Index Of Today's Paper.


First section.
War ccicnsa z consnues sns e
Term; bs c oust: S3nnisn F.vos es q rnssd Hss9
ststss; sS,x GARY t 70 Honor an..,s|, Memory 9
suSpoenaed na n socialist oCSns esse '0 SUE
fraRist Thrown Out Of Wilson Meet
Has Reached High Water Mark.
Pase' sWaevernment Cover; Accounting for
RYAN Fund in Dynamite Trial.
Pare l-Dtscussion Of Parliamentary
s.: s.: g:s;;s New. e..+,.. -....
Page sEIndictments IN Mest Case Are
crane L%odse. % rr.,v =. rr,. u...u
ssusd Ads coun'v sw Poor g HSs Farm %siss e
psse mDiSvefi iewProersss,ve. Denounce Koo.
Page i1SProsressives Form County
QrEanixation: More Legislative Can
didates Pledge Themselves TO Borah
Socialists Win Point IN New Yof.
Pare iS-Tax Collector Gets Macbeth:
Construction Abandoned on Oregon
Second Section.
Page 1-Foreign News
PAGES 3 and 3--"African Game Trails. y
by Theodore Roosevelt.
PAGE l-Editorial and Features.
Page 6-stronR Denial Made Of Charges
Against Industrial School Board.
Page 6-Early Contests in Presidentias
Elections by Frederic J. Haskin.
Page John B. Fosters Annual Grid
iron Forecast.
Page s-.Finest Cattle to Be Imported
Into State.
Page 9-Classified Page
Page 10-Rules in Capital News Book
lovers Contest.
Third Section.
Page carpenter Letter. "Extrava-
giant Costa Rtca."
Page 2-New Walking Dresses. by Lady
Duff Gordon: Madame Cavalieri's
Secrets Of Beauty
Page 3-Practical Fashions for the
Woman of Modest Means.
Pages and 5-COmic Section.
Page 6--Smart Gowns for Autumn
Days. by May Manton.
Page 7-Cortnued story. Her Little
Young Ladyship'
Page S-Wall Paintings From the Fir.
Printed Bible.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-20
COST OF LIVING
REACHED HEIGHT
DECLARES TAFT
President Says Prices Will
Decline--An Investigation
Is Made by Department of
Agriculture.

Beverly. Mass. Oct. 19.-"The wave
Of extremely high prices for food
throughout the civilized world has
reached its height In the United States
and is subsiding," said President Taft
in statement issued tonight. following
an investigation that he caused to be-
made by the agricultural department
"The American people," he continued.
"have cause to be thankful that, be-
cause Of our Industrial prosperity. It
has not been attended here with the
great hardship, which has prevailed In
some foreign countries. where high
prices have combined with low wages
to reduce the working people to a point
bordering on starvation"
The report shows. Taft said, that as
result Of the bumper crops and the
great prosperity Of the American
farmer, there has been a material de-
crease in the cost Of food products al
though in most instances the reduction
has not yet reached the consumer and
in some. at least. will not do 80 for
months.
The most notable instance OF the lat
ter Is the case Of corn which 10 ulti-
mately marketed In the form OF meal
products. The increased crop will In
evitably result in cheaper food, but not
until the cattle. sheep and hogs fat
tened on this years crop have had time
to reach the consumer
Reports From Wilson.
Secretary Wilson reports that al
already certain staple articles arc
showing the effect in reduction prices
This years big wheat crop has made
the cost Of high grade OF Minnesota
flour 80 cents less q barrel than \
year ago. This item alone. to the
s0.o00.o00 Of people in the United
States will effect q saving Of e10s. .oO0,-
900. he said. In part, the report says:
Tho corn crop for the first time in
the history Of the country. exceeds B.
00O. 100000 bushels. Although this crop
will not be freely masleeted for . month
or more. there 10 already decrease In
lcontinued % PASs Twsl
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-20
MUST Spend TEN
DAYS At OYSTER BAY
Many Call to See Colonel but
Only a Few Are Admitted
Mrs. Roosevelt Showing
the Strain of Her Long
Vigil.
Late Roosevelt Bulletin.

6NsV OVVoOVOSt O0UOtsUs
Chicago. Oct. 19.-At 9:15
O'Clock tonight the nurses an
nounced that Colonel Roosevelts
pulse was 50. his temperature
9S.4 and respiration Is.
Roosevelt felt good, but he
was tired and admitted II. He
seemed anxious for his sponge
bath and q good sleep.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-20
D|Az ANXIOUS TO
COURT favor OF.
UNITED STATES

Washington. Oct. ts.--Fears Of the
state department that the new Felix
Diaz revolution at Tampico and Vera
Cruz. Mexico. would endanger the lives
OF Americans and foreigners at these
points. and cause International compli-
cations were set at rest by the receipt
OF news today that both parties to the
struggle have agreed to refrain from
warfare in both cities. 1t II suspected
that the Felix Diaz faction is anxious
to court the good will Of the United
states to prevent any possible inter
vention. By conducting the war along
humanitarian lines. the Diaz faction
and the Madero government both know
they will be allowed to fight it out be-
tween themselves.
Ambassador Wilson is now on his
way here and will consult with the
state department. He has not been re-
called from his post but Is merely on
leave.
The state department was without
Information tonight as to the progress
Of the revolt. There was a general feel
however. that the new insurrection
would soon lose its local character and
become national in scope.
The cruisers Tacoma and Des Moines
are expected to reach Vera Cruz with
In few days. They will send landing
parties into the city IL A. A.ierican lives
are jeopardized. but Officials here do
not think this will be necessary.
1t was denied at the department to-
day that any agents of Diaz had called
to solicit support for their movement.
1t was stated that the department 8
policy OF non-interference will be
strictly maintained.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-20

FL PasO. Texas, Oct. 19-Simul-
taneous attacks on three Mexican bor-
der towns in the interest of the Felix
Dias revolution have been planned by
the Diaz- -Orosco commanders In the
north OF Mexico. It is said tonight. The
towns to be attacked are Juarez, OPP
posite Ell Paso. Aqua Prieta, opposite
Douglass. Ariz., and Piedras Niegras,
opposite Eagle Pass. Texas.
In El Paso recruits for a new rebel
army are being secured Ior the attack
on Juarex. It is estimated that 200
were recruited here today In Juarez,
federals are impressing into service
all the idle Mexicans they find on the
streets. Several naturalized American
citizens are satd to have been forced
into the, federal ranks. There are
fewer than 600 federal troops in
Juarex. The rebel force tonight IL at
Bauche ~ miles sopth,of Juarez and is
moving north on the, Mexico North
western. On the Mexican Central, a
band Of 100 rebels Is at Candclaria and
ts destroying portions OF the road re-
paired by the federal
vasquistas. Reyistas and followers OF
Oroxco are all said to be joining the
new revolt In the northern, part OF the
republic.
Colonel Fascual oroxco. father Of the
rebel chief; Braulio Hernandez. former
secretary OF state of chihuahua. and
Castulo Herrera. former representative
OF OroscO revolution, were today ac-
quilted in federal court here OF charges
Of ammunition smuggling Orozcb II
still held ON complaint Of the Mexican
consul here, who charges him with
causing the death Of federal spies In
juare2
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-20

What's become o. tn ole fashioned
sirl that kept company with one fell
ler? It's better not { give II you're
gcin' & use string.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-20
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(ebe atOpt)
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Erphenm.

Arpbeiliii.
1n Der nddIten 8ofe miro Elm
gang itlgepobnlihes 4rogramm i'm
Grpbeitm sur Ausiiibrung fommen.
Die leitel0e attraftiou miro Ole be.
riibmte Shauipielerin g0rienne glr.
gGroe iein. Sie miro ben rei3en.
ben &omo0ien0iaIog, genannt Sid 5
Shpeiter, ouritellen inter Wtitmir.
flung bon 9ictor Suntlep. Fri.
Tugar0e lift cine Der popaL6ritcn
1dauipielerinnen in 2on0on, rpel.
dies i6r 6eim lit. ,5n amerifa bat
lie bereit5 bier @aitroIlen in mobl-
%betanfiteH Stiiden qegebeu.
Sic empire Gonte0n Sour
anerifas ipaBi0itcs Quartet, Miro
cine rei3clt0e mo amiiiante Inter.
Ealtlmg geben. Die jungen 2eute
iiao nusae3eitnetc Sdngcr, uno ba.
Ben cine AuspabL Die iider geial-
len miro.
Gas d)arafteriitii6e Slid .53wi.
iher Ben Rennen" miro bon 8idiam
Rabmorc, 8ioIa aeene uno Com.
PAM Oargetellt mcrOen. Gs lit Elm
Stlld boa BON 2eben uno beiibt biele
giel6eiten, Die in ben gefuobaIidlen
Stiideu oieier Art oermiBt iper6en.
Cine 9roBe lle6erraidung in Der.
Soualcrflmit bieten Die bier 2Gori.
mpnts. gs lit ibr critics 4uttretqn.
in amerifa. SIRE 9ciitungen ragen.
iueit iiber Dem 3nrhidnitt empor.
Gttpas gieues I'M GoupIet bieten
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nit Qieoern.@
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M,ann, oas N1aod)cn mno boS
Giano4 cine idlone muiifolife I'm
ttrinltuna. aud piel Suulor it'll
Farm entbaltell.
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Ter fnnge Ronr fir
MffesATns mooerne sMldbfRn fir
plTes@ bate bereits pprsbarnoert Sob
rem .einen @org1nger acknowledgements.
ialgHtss, lHt6 5r,nr mar bisfer Jun.
gessNpnnn fir Glles~, na6 Der An.
seige 3is urt5eileai, ote er, mn iehH
eefitnngen onsupreiien, tnseiner Ser.
liner 9eitiMg Der Gpohe ~nerofjers>
lidtesuib DE Der saonfeftiondr~ tpfe-
ber ui,ssegrnben bat, benz MdbfeH
iir lilies i~rnSerer Gage bei tpeisem
iberIfgen. Dir I~rfitige.ltnh IN. ibrer
art tuobkeiaoiss 4nseisedmttetsi drn.
Iif fofgsnbermnBen: rgimfrfuffdfs-.
mifit1r., ipradp uuo rsohpafenihot.
Iid), funiitsriif nrto sinbujtrisn pieL
leitig anterrit,tetsr unb ~erfnbrenar,
i~oeenreid,er. tonfortobIar, foilfionsfo-
niger, ieIbfftdn6iger Warn erbietet
it'd, fir monatlid Elm S~rieoridyb'or
fiini gtunben wohentlih su eienea
nIs Borleier 9eflonntor s@eieIIihaf.
Ter, 1iihrsr, &emme SS(Haire, Gene.
faI- un0 MISUNDERSTANDING,
edreibar, ~lleberieser, Rebdftaur,
Roreestor. @1dJter, 9asIeiter t5ufgb
nno 81 gfer6), aabinets~ uro Menor
serieaufleber, Wlentor, Gbaperon.
Redbnunesfibrer, &eotior, ar1ibnr.
Bibliotbefar, 9entmpiiter. Mmoie.
nier, 9epoftar IN gertraaseilsfahsn,
Drbner (bei greibidgoen, a~orHpfpie.
len nno ionifieem Sport), Regilaur,
Reuuiiheur, @r- uno 9ermittler.
sdnnlpieler.- GnppIemt uttp., Aoref
len ge!1ligit al rifJten an bas 8.
1sa. Cont. su Berlin iub. II. S9S
BE gum I. Gebraar inter ansabe 6es
Eeoeniton0es, Der 8eit urlo beg Or.
be Der berianeten 9lenIHeiitung."
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eenddlanbs VrnE lie aIs @niler.

TeutitInnO unS Die Frelle oes
nIten gnterInHoes ihIlen I'D in Dem
,,gtreite I'M Der Ean1 mnfanal mebr
iklo mebr anf Die Ss'ite Der gerei.
niAten Staaten. .@itthidaitlid 1T
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Seutibn Stninpnnfte nus imam.
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habit in Der 8erEinrr sgGit" unb
heb. fernersheroor: p8enn Nuir Die
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Tiite mo politiide NieOerlase err
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gen Der 0ereinigteu Staaten Die
Nreiie 9eutihlunos Sum Muiter
nabmen uno pntriotiidJ Den omeri.
fnniifen Stnnbplmft in Der annnl.
fsnge rertrcten.
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arna sbeat,r.

Die .gaep GcuturD @irIS" III Der
9ittt elmer muiifnIiihen 5orrc or.
item Nangcs. pelhc an Somitoa
z. Sftober 5lun criten MaIe iiber
Sic grcttcr eebt. Die Wauiif 1T BE-.
SoutcrnD, nbcr nod be3aibernoer
SID aiisnebmeno biibiden Wdodnn.
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iahntIif immer Die Sauptnttrot.
ticu. Gin aeihditiacr 3oo in
einem Gentralbabnboieg lit Der gr.
o~iimungsaft. Gr lit gailj iuilgear.
bcitct, lno bic Mitpirfenoen iiuN
ourdouS ncll foitiimirt moroen. Die
Sdlubburlesfe heibt n16e CORDS
aleception" 5eo Burns, elmer Scr
pitigiten aomooiontcn. ipielt bic
Souptrole; ole Mitipirfcn0eu limo
10 autbcfannte aiinitler mie Georgia
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der, u. q. aroiGe, Sorrp @iie ms
Gam @eit.
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.,Ben3cate Of Sooa".

Sc miro lett bel barber 9etreben, 0aB o8en5oae Of GoSa" I'M.
ibnolib I'll. Mud europdhde auioritaten baben oas af Dem sonitdts.
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81. Buep reft seseben, bic befanntIid oee @erpeuOung fir oe Son.
ierDieruug bon aabrunssUItten berhinoern moate.
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penoet Diro, poroen ut uno perpenoet iuer0en tam, nm oanrit All Der.
bergen onB Robrinssmittel berdts in danIRA aber5ugeben beaonnm
bcben, uno lie Oann benz publdlm ais seunOes Mabrunssrsutel III ps.
faufen.
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has Nelte ST bieten.
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S%'eriammlung ieoen 2. uttb 4. Don.
ncritag ieoen Monats i'm Geutif)cu
SAME. Seoer, neld)er i'm oeutidcn
Seere poer Marine aeoient bot un0
rbrenpoa %cntlaiIen 1T, fam nufge.
nomrtlen iperoen. Gintritt $f.00
ua6 25c murntlifen geitr0g. Mnn
ircitoe iid) miinOIih ooer idriftIid
al 6. SdJarto, 1913 Mortba Ctr,
Gmaba.