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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-14
OMAR REGIsTRADA)

(MARcA TRADA)
Pruebense estos excelentes Vinos 10 meor que i'm
pora Puerto Rico Premiados todas cuantas Expo
scones enen concurrdo con las mas atlas
Medalas de Orc, Santiago de Compostela 1909
i, Valencia Buenos Aires 1910
Primer premio la segunda Feria lnsuar de Puerto
Rico 1911 Toda persona de buen gusto debe olvidar
las Tinto Tres Rios "Blanco Brillante que
son las preferidas del publico consumidor
PEDRO ROMERO & HNOS PEARES - ORENSE
De venta todos los Establecmientos Hoteles
de San Juan Isla
Unico representante para Puerto Rico.
Juan A. Perez.
Tstu&s, Me- g. p. O. Il Ne: <69.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02
Siifoppcrncs @pSc.

Oct tiOli9ere omtolte Reoe al
iorntIige Donnorfs 9iifopper / as.
benbaon iIutteoe ben II. San.
Dog6Iooet o%giiget" fremfom me0
forifeIlige MeoOeIeIier ON De 5or.
banolin9er, Der iflllOe bope fun6et
SteO peo bette. MgOe. Set ffriper:
u6orbon0lingerne bar oeret me.
get omfattenOe, % en- WGn90e So-
ger er bIenne orefteoe. 9iifopperne
bar iaole0es iorbonOlet ON 0e TO
RenigbeosraaoSlooforilog, iom er
forelo9te / Gigs0o9en; ogioa Brp-
iteIgftet bar opret bragt poo 9one,
og airfer1s eoerite Mpn0 bar til
ii0it oreitet ben o~lminoelige firfe.
poIitiife Situotion.
Pnn WS0et blep ser life toget
en0elige 9eifittninger. Non ene0es
ON at a%iDente &i9sOogens 9ebonO.
ling Of De firfeIi9e 2ooe, og noor
Der foreligoer ct Heiultot, iomles
giIfopperne til ct MT Msoe."
) 6orbolo Oertil i%friper, oar.
D9bI." Of neite Gag:
0isie Reo6eIelier Ii0er al en-
temmeli9 ~betp0eIig llnsiogtigbeo.
5orbonoIin9erre bar life ppret
meget onfottenoe, oe en- NGna6e
Eager Dor life opret 6r6fteoe.
8iitopperne bor lite forbonolet
ON De TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ilog, iom er forelogte / Hi9s6n9en.
8oo Ns6et bIen Ser toget en-.
beige 9eilltninser. Mon trai imiO-
IertiO lite nogen geiIiitning ON at
ofoente Riesoaeens 9ebon0ling of
De firfelige 2ope, % man trof life
noger geilutting ON at iamles til
ct mt 06oe. noor ser forelieger ct
Jlel ulIul.
Som man oil ie, blioer Ser life
me9et tilboge al oeofonmen0e 9laos
Ne6oelelie.
ut airfens soerite W9no life
fan un6goo, mar De tommer ion.
men, at gorsfte oen aIminoelige
firfepoIitiIfe Situotion", felger Of
Jig ieIp, oct er Der bel o~perbopeoet
ingen Of airfens NGno, Der fan
| bore Gage.
Men Sorbonofingerre oeo giitop-
perr1es Ns6e oreieoe ii9 ON De TO
Sing: Br9fteIsftet og De
npe HituaIer.
De 9eilutninger, Der Der er fat.
te6e, oil ON fort lib fonrr1e frem
for Offentli9beoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02

/ 5ilippenier6rebet paa forifellige
9aan0, iom nof itol bin0e os Jam.
men: 9Gnnens og Saffens
9aano, 5elfeSifobet / oe
tron9e 6i0er og / arbeioet, bette, at
Ri 6i9lper og un0eritstter binon.
Den 6oaOe timeliot og aanOeligt,
iomt BET itore Soob, girfe-
Giga6relien of aQe Seiu Garter.
5 Sill. 1, 10 itiGer BailIls oMe.
nigbe6ens gen" SIDE ON SIDE meO
oSeiil ariiti ganos 9iitono. Oct er
aon6er, iom ifoG gipe @%n6eOen,
men hi ifol be0e oS ben til.
@n0eIig tolte 9aitor goit / GiI-
fnptning til Sob. 7, 97-39 q: Ser
bar i Oisie Gage, ogina / aften,
lDot motge go0e og beliigne6e G6-
tier; men maatte oI1igepel SEN Hgit
ooerosoe Dem ale, iaa ban ii0it faar
Oroet. gdt itoor ban per % tilbDOer
en- pioun0erlig 8eIiignelie: Om no.
gen t%eriter, ban fomme til mig og
0riffel
@en ban gioer ogioa en- Misiion:
SDo, Iom tror poa mig, al bans
2io ifaI flp6e Ieoen0e 8on0itr6mme.
Wootte Ser i oe fomnenoe Gage
Itr6rnme Iebeiloe 8an6itr6mme ira
osl
Eaitor q. 5. Mogenien bbb. :
5 en- 4loer al fun 36 gor er Sen
reif0eren0e aope1on pe6 @Ioins.
%firfen, q. $. @ogenien, iflg. oGr.
Dogbl." of0ooet pe0 960en 6en IL.
San. efter flere Moane6ers Spge.
leie.
Baitor Wogenien bar UNDER belle
i'm pr9itelige 8irfiombeo bpret
iprIi9 fnpttet til oen Del al Otter.
bOI0 So9n, boor ban MI bob0e lin
9oli9, ferit iom orOineret Ne0-
biGlper 6oS gaitor arag, ii6en
1908 iom reii0eren0e aopeGan | oct
ira Safobs Sogn uoifiGte Otter.
poIo Soqn.
5 8pogeforeningens Sltie bar
ban fortrinspis bait i'm arbeios-
mort og bar bfit megen Snteresie
FOR De iinges Sag boo6e / q. 5.
II. 80. og +. .. g., Ii9eiom ban
bor i'm 4n0el /, at @ioiosfirfen M
bar reiit fig; ban ifuIoe imi0ler-
tfo life mao at ie 8erfet fltG0-
fsrt.
Boitor @ogenien boooe netop /
6enne Nanne6 for to aor ii6en
ben Sorg at mite fin Suitru; bans
annfe Nooer operleper bom.
EaitDr BRUINS S1gbum. Sm ct
6iliGloe al plitoieli9 Stlmbeo, Der
forIeoen plu6ieIig rante Boitor
grirun, 2epriug, efter OF ban Dor
fommen biem ira amerifo, me0oe-
Ter oSilfeb. Io." bI a.:
5 Girs0ngs Morges @. San.) %
Boitor 9ruur, 2epring, oar oeo at
itaa op, fslte FAN Jig iloe tilpas
90 ienbte guo efter 6riien, iom
.bao6e forloot Sopep9reliet. Ia
bum fom til Steoe, 6enloo Boitor
Drum / Sengen og fln0e finn
iremitamne: Seq fan ineen Sing
Inmle." Senere, on 29gen tom.
gentog ban oenne SGtning, men for
eorigt fun0e ban intet iige, lige iao
lf0t iom ban funoe gore fig for.
%itaoeIi9 for iine Omgipelier. Dog
bar 5rlt 9rulln f%oritooet, at ban
l1Oef az 9o0eoplne. Seillillerne an
ban bebege, oe ban far prsoet at
gre Jig foritooelis pe0 Sfrift. men
bans Sonno fan life itpre gIpon-
ten.
2agen uotaIte, at paa Sp90Om-
mems n1pnren0e StoOium fan in.
tet uotales ON 6ens formentIige
5orleb, men man bar 10 9oo at
boabe oct 6eOite. Dogen foruo bar
@oitoren / aellerup oe beian6t Jig
Del / en6oer Senieeu6e, og ban bar
ligeIe0es fuGOit9n6ig raif, oa ban
ON aftenen elf til Sen9s.
9aitOr 6. Glanien. gaitor 6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02

9eta ernnotpisffe eanosmsoe.
Ooenie, II. Somior. 5orbono-
Iinqsms6et ON De firfelige 5ribe6s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02
=
i L-seOs-


5orlumltn9sbus / O0enle, baO0e
iamlet ca. $500 Wen0 % apin-
Der ira 6ele 2anoet.
Boitor 3. 30. 9orien, agbeu6nbn,
Oalgtes til Dirigent.
Dts0ets 6orbonolings9run0log,
Der tiIIige %iren1troaote iom Geiolu-
ton, in~ole0eoeS ior oct fsriteBunfts
8eOfonmeuoe al Poitor 6. aoob /
00enie, meoens Baitor 9orien /
6olitebro inoIeoe0e Bunft 2 %
SsiifoIeforitonoer 9egtrup, Sire.
oerifsborg, gunft 3. S Diifu8iio-
men 0elto9 iorll0en Snole0erne Sc
neutrality-suspicious. Hgroom / Sell
ling, 9oitor 9alSleo i Ssnoeris,
6riifolelGrer S%ocobien / G1l0me
(0er %foreilo0 en- 6eI nD GeioIution),
gropit 0isien / 8emmeleb, 8oitor
9nOmi9s / as6enboon, gnitor0 o6l
/ eibD, Boitor Munfeboe / 9or6e.
leo, Boitor 0pbolm / 6oars og 30
itor Mener / SIogelie.
6riifoIelprer Safobiens Reiolu.
tion, Scr lt0toIte en- beiten1t Noo-
itano moo Nenigbe0sroooet og igo-
ri9t gif no pno, at ser bur0e in0-
feres 5rifirfer, forfoite0es me0
o%perpGloer0e Woioritet, fun nogle
enfeIte itemte for. gGnorin9sfor-
flag, itille6e al Boitor 9olslep, Se.
minorieforiton0er H6r0om oggropit
Nisien, fit ligeIeoes fun nogIe foa
5temmer. 5no6poerne ofceptereoe en-
rebaftionel 9@n0ring MitilGet al 9o-
itor g. g. Beterien / 9ebenbobn,
bporefter 6eres i%oole6es n~nOreoe9ie-
iolution oe0togeS me6 finn I ct.
6eiolutionen bar felgenoe Orb.
fp6:
II 9bo0 enten 8~reiteoolg in0.
feres pe6 iprlig 2op eaer / 5or-
binOelie me0 loobeialeoe Wenigbeos-
rooo, ber ale iolfefirfelige, mpnoi.
&c, uberpgte0e Weolemmer baoe9fet
at beige og oGIges u6en ierli9
@nrontier. Ne6 folfelige 6orplie-
bsr fslge t~fliborenoe Rettig.
beoer.
q 8i timber oct paatrGnger0e
n%eOoenoigt, at Der fer en- 6oron-
bring i ErGiter1tes 9preiorpIi9teI.
Ter. Com 6orboIoene M er, til
hi oerfor, at man nsies
meo SroinationsIeftet og Den al
SpIoingse0, men iamtioie
MAJ pi neooenoigoi5 tilroo0e, at
Der til ben Oerpeo einne itsrre 2G.
refpibeo gerrem aultusminilteriet
fan inor6mnes en- iterre ritual Sri.
beo, mar Brgit og WeniGbeO er
6erom.
y @n0elig er oct mogtpaolig-
genOe at ~frembGpe, at GroeSbe-
pon ingen Moo0e bsr
bruges iom Tolfefirtelig 5orpIigtel.
iesor0: netop JON De 3roenoes 9ips-
ORD og Wenigbe0ens 9onnerm9rfe,
Der u6trpffer oct erlm0firtelige,
moo Sen life bruges iom Oommer
8eler / Ell ioa blnnoet SrO-
refining, JON Den oanife 6oIfefir.
fe oitterIig er og oil ue0bliOe at
ppre.
ScOcnscn. 9eOeu0en TGutteOes
Sgnoog aften 6en IA. San. meo
ct feitligt Msoe / bethesda.
Otter at @aitor Moaerltp bap0e
biI0t 5oriomIingen og iprlig Si9I.
lambs 8iifop oelfommen tolte ban
iflq. SIR. Dugbl." oDer Sebr. 10,
Der er put0et en- 40gang til
@uo beO 5eiu 0bo; etboert Menne-
ife fan mn fomne mo for @lt6s
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02

luu lpoltltel u AfIll1l @VbUIB
oeS=4rfio pao oct fgl. 8ibliotef.
Oct ifaI in6eboIoe 5orfotterens
Nfannifripter, 8reoe, gSger og
li9n.
SfOletiliDnet. = Gn ll0tnlclie at
Sr. 5. Is. Gbriitenien. Sr. 5. 6.
Gbriitenien ii0oer ior Chen pon
6olfettn9ets 5ormon0splo0s og er
looleoeS ofifaoret ira / Salen at
8ioe lin Renin9 til 9eroe ON De
foreli8gen0e 2obforilog. Sans Dee.
ming mao man 0erfor i6ge | Iii.
oen". 0ette 9loo inoe6ol0er 90 og.
ioa en- artifel of bom ON oct fore.
lig9en0e 5oriIog til ct Toranoret
StoletiIipn.
I 5olfetinSmon0en lpgger life
Stiul pna i'm lttilfreosbe0 meo
Heaerinaens 5orilog. San er enig
me0 2prermeoerne / at frpoe ct
leloltpnoigt og p%e0oeogiif n06ai.
net 6ilipn / Ste6et for set nltop-
ren0e oeiitli9e.
Sr. 5. s. gbrtitenien onerfen6er,
at bet aejitIige SiIipn ti6Iigere bar
itorettet meget 0oot, og at Der en6-
mi er range ni0ipre og 6pgtige
SillpnSm9n6 blonot Breiterne
rln0t ON / 2on0et, men ban mener,
at bette fife itreffer til, 90 oe fle.
Ute grGiter o9 Brobiter life lpn.
gere fon f8lqe meo / Sfolens Or.
bei6e, oels for6i De fife bar pe0o.
gogilf ll%o0nnnelie, og bells for0i
Sfoletilipnet M moa frpne longt
mere Sto, emo 0e fan ORE 6erpoa.
Gan man life mi foo ct fuG0t.
no tf0s ibaren6e ieloit9noigt og
pGoagogiif SiGipn, mener ban, Of
man before in0til oi0ere ma bIipe
pe0 oct 6eItooen0e og ngieS me0
en- COP ON npe 5folefommisiioner.
9r. 5. s. G6riitenien %ilutter i'm
Irtifel i%aole0es:
Ait / alt penter ri os life me.
get al bet forelagte 5orilag. aan
Der fornme en- 9op no oerof meo
en- bru9elig Stolefommisiion, 90
bill hi oGre tilfre6ie. gEioen" fun
De 6rife mere, men Iioen err oo.
benbort fife til mere"
Stor Srano. Worgen al. g., Ben
II. San. opito0 ser Sl0 / Sol.
bierogooro" oe0 SlogeIie. 2o0eIen.
gen, Seite- og aoitoIoen neO.
brRr0te.
Sl6en opitoo i 81. II. 9. peo, at
8in0motoren LIB BARN. Stuebuiet
og Spineitol6en reo0eoes. @oar6en,
ser ligger / Solbiere gp, eies al
Yropriet9r @orm.
9sSsret bar foriifret / Gan.
mart" FOR t33,800 ar., 9pgninger.
ne par foriifre6e / 2on6bpgninger-
mes olminOeli9e gronoforiifring.
geo grnnoen' brenote forroen oct
tibli9ere n9pnte ogioa en- itor 8in6.
MOTOR og oct eIeftrfite anIeg.
Dc %ijellanoife 8arniioner. Sol
beef 8praoo boIot Onsoog aften
Den 10. San. ongoaen0e @arniions-
iogen ct Wsoe, Der illltteoe meo, at
6ormon0en ipur9te, ON 9pranoet
snife0e poerligere 5orbanoline ON
De ira prioote inofom1e 5il6uo ON
Opferelie al aoierner. 5or p0er.
Iigere 6or6on0ling itemte 4 g SGi.
re og 1 8enitre), impo lternte 8
(6ormonoen, 4 &o0ifcle og 8 60.
ciaI6cmofrater). Oct oeotoges Der
efter meo II Ct, ioet 1 un6loO at
itemme, at tilifrioe Miniiteriets
0elegere6e, at 9prna6et er oiGigt til
at inoIe0e afiluttenoe 6orbonoIin-
ger ON Opferelie al fommunuIe
aoierner.
6n lDffelis 9Ommnnc. Seriie-ar.
SfenSpe0 Sogneraoo bar MI Iaot
9llogettet for nGite aar. Oct 6a-
Iartcerer me0 12,441 ar. o9 lto-
pier ct Operifiio paa 2400 ar.
9ommrmen bar iflg. ~gitiiaG.
5oIie6l." imgen @aI6, men en- 6Or.
nt1le poo $4,000 SIR. Sartforns.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02
DanSkeB0gere r like dyre.
Sc BLOT HER.

sToRT MIDVINTERs UDSALG AT UINDBUNDNE BOGER
HvoRAF DE FLEsTE Err FRA DEN INDRE MISSIONS
FORLAG D
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02

gprnelnm6cO. Belle, II. Sonlar.
Ter er / @aar fonitateret to nDe
Tflferoe al gerneIam6eo / @aber-
hHo Sogn, nen(ig hes en- tiaari9
Giee, Dotter al en- 9oelsmnnb pe6
'Seaerup Sfob, oo en- toonrig Bigc,
0otter al en- goeIsman0 I anfipr.
Den foritnponte 660e 0o9en eff
ter.
gar0e, 70. Sanilar. 9ernrlambeo
er fonitateret bos en- %eleoeaorig
8ige, Dotter al en- ~1erboetoe 90
bri~fourbeioer Sd6nemoi1n. Barnet
er in6lagt paa guroe Speebus.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-16
Martin IS RIGHT
SAYSSETTLERO ON I.
king HILL TRACT
Comes Back at Governor and
Pulls Record on Him to
Show the Action Of Land
Board.

A. w. Tingwall, secretary OF the hlng
Hill Water Users association pulls
the record upon Governor Hawley IN
order to show that his attack upon
G. H. Martin, Progressive candidate
for governor, was not backed by the
facts. while the statements OF NY
Martin had the record back OF MIN.
Mr.. Martin in his political speeches
tas made the declaration that the set
tiers of the King Hill project and the
North Side Twin Falls projects had
been put off from time to time by the
state land board without relief and that
finally their appeal was indetinitei!
postponed by the board.
Governor Hawley came back with
flat contradiction of the statement or
Mr.. Martin and then attacked that can
didate because he had, as alleged by
the governor, made statements with
out knowledge of their truthfulness.
He also declared that Mr.. Martins
statements showed that he did not APP
preciate the duties of the land board
in connection with these projects.
Mr.. Tingwall now comes back at the
governor with a letter written by the
register of the state land board which
substantiates the claims of Mr.. Martin
and Mr.. Tingwall also declares that
Mr.. Martin is fully aware of the stu
alton relative to Carey act projects
and is acting in full sympathy with
the settlers Mr.. Tingwall explains the
situation in the following letter;
King Hill, Oct. IA, 1912
Evening Capital News: Relative to
q statement made at Bull Saturday
night by Governor Hawley tlrat Mr..
Martins statement to the effect that
the King Hill case before the land
board had been indefinitely postponed
was false, I beg to submit the follow
ing copy of letter received by the as
sociation:
Boise Idaho, Sept. 2S. 1912.
I" king Hill Water Users Association,
king Hill, Idaho.
Gentlemen: The meeting which
was to be held Oct. 3 has. by order Of
the board, been postponed to some flu
ture date which has not as yet been
fixed The land board will fix date
for such hearing in the near future
and you will be notified in ample time.
YOURS truly,
IN. JENNESS,
" Register.
I'VE feel that is rather indefinite
postponement and Mr. Hawley must
be entirely ,misinformed rather than
Mr.. Martin, as he charges,
Mr. Hawley further stated at Bull
that this meeting had been called for
Oct. Is, 1912 If such is the case, Meth
err our association nor our attorneys
have been notified regardless of the
assurance. given to that effect in the
letter of Sept. %.
Finally let me say that Mr.. Martin.
has been fully informed as to the
conditions under the King Hill project
and is in full sympathy with the set
tiers thereon in their seemingly hope
less endeavor to secure action by our
present board.
Yours truly,
"A. w. TINGwALL.
Secretary King Hill Water Users
Association"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-16
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-16

Candidate Martin. in frenzy Of de-
SPAR, resorts to false statements to
bolster up his candidacy But it's
hopeless, the people are better informed
upon the public questions than he.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-16


the future instead of brooding over
the MISUNDERSTANDING Of the past. are
overwhelmingly in favor of Progressive
policies and Progressive candidates.
good many old-line Republicans
sincerely believe that every man who
refrains from voting for the ticket
forced through by the bosses Is indl-
rectly voting against Abraham Lincoln
and Oliver P. Morton. We have look
ed over the list of those who work I'd
the old machine In June and we cannot
rihd one who helped to preserve the
Union or anything else, except his
private interests. Thousands of ex-
Republicans decline to vote for Barnes
ana Penrose and Guggenheim because
they belive an Endorsement of these
persons would be a national calamity.
we are now being shown a bewil-
uerihs CONFUSION OF figures to prove
that Taft was really the choice of a
majority of Republican voters during
the third week of June. 1912. The ex-
planners are perspiring freely 1t will
take many sheet Of paper and many
lead pencil to convince the unbia sed
spectator on the side lines that the
colonel had no claim on ANY of those
delegates.
After the Payne -Aidrich tariff hill
was passed and the Winona speech was
MADE, 1t became q mortal cinch that
Mr. Tart could not be reelected in
1872. This fact was emphasized at the
congressional elections of 1910. wher-
ever the voters had fair chance at
primaries last spring 1t became evil
dent that the weakness Of Mr.. Taft was
almost spectacular. All the straw
votes and newspaper polls and non
partisan canvasses up to this moment
prove that the temper of the voters has
not changed. When we get up on the
morning after election and survey the
blasted remnants of what was once the
Republican party organization, let no
one blame the Bull Moosers. The
downfall was foreordained while the
colonel was. still banging away at the
hippopotami. Mr.. Taft was defeated
third party or no third party, when tina
returns came in two years ago. The
men really responsible for the disrup-
ton Of the party are those who viii b.
found buried in the ruins. They will V
IN control of the premises, according to
their desires. The Progressives Will
be on hilltop, about two miles dis
tant still singing and giving out am
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-16

Haines has declared that he is MAX
Ing a hard fight for the governorship
We believe him. Any man with mil
lions of un-assessed corporate wealth
In back OF him can do the same.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-16
EVENING CAPITAL NEWS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1e, 1912

munition for 1914.
They distrust the colonel because he
wont come to their little shop up the
alley and be measured for suit OF
livery. Somehow. 1t gives them more
confidence in public official II they
See him wearing one Of their uniforms,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-16

Governor Hawley will address the
largest political rally of the campaign
at the Pinney this evening. You must
be there with the throng,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-16

Now IS the time to begin!
NO, the contestants who started with
the first picture have no advantage
over you.
Why?
Because the answers are not to be
sent In until the seventy-five pictures
are printed. How about the pictures
that have already appeared?
We will supply them to you at the
regular price of the paper. either by
mail or at the Capital News office.
FIJI In the back copy coupon IL you
want them by mail
One hundred and Ave prizes, valued
at $500. There is no good reason why
you can't get one Of them.
That $500 in gold would come in
II you cut out this order form, fill
designated. you will receive back pictur
testants desiring to enter, or for those
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-16
We have repaired ever $4,000 watch
%. Why?
CON w. HEsSE, JeweIer.
A l..
His Probable Fate.

IFTU1H JuUBt.D
Mrs. Piffegilder has Just married
again. but her new husband has such
Q peculiar name that to save my life
] cannot remember what it is"
mo matter! Very likely we shall
never hear of him again until she de
cides to get divorce from him"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-16

Follow the crowds to the Pinney
tonight and hear Governor Hawleys
exposition of the needs of the state
and the remedy.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-16

A puzzle-If Haines was dismal
failure as mayor of Boise, would he
make successful governor? From the
standpoint of the tax lodging" corpo-
|rationS-YES.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-16

When the immortal Finnegan penned
off ag'in, on ag'in, gone ag'in." he
must have had Candidate Martin In
mind.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-16
And Still They Are Coming. and
From All Over! Great 1880 Book
lovers Contest is Now in Full Swing!

handy for you. Just think what you
could do with It!
Take trip tp Europe, get married.
pay OF the mortgage, buy you wife the
set of furs you thought too expensive.
or use 1t to send that bright boy or
girl to college. There are SO many
good uses that you can put that $500
to that 1t Is not fair to yourself to stay
out Of this really delightful game. With
the aid Of our Booklovers' catalogue
you Will find II easy. Besides. It will
help pass away many q long evening.
Every msmbsr Of the family oan help
out.
Every member of the family can
submit a list of answers.
or course. only one member Of
family can win a prize. But you in
crease your chances Of winning In that
way
Don't get the idea in your head that
those who started in with the first
picture have the best of you.
That's not 90!
No. answers will be received until
after the 20 pictures are printed. Get
catalogue and learn how to get up q
Booklovers' party. You VIII have
good time.
Besides you will get the right titles
from your guests.
It Is the new game and a good one
Read the rules. Look at the list Of
prizes.
Then come on in. 1t is fine.
out. send or bring it in, with the sum
IS and coupons. IT Is for those new con-
already in the contest who wish addi-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-16
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to thank our friends and
netehbors for their kindness during
the sickness and burial Of our wife and
mother
+. y. Mays and family. Adv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-16
George
AIDE

who read and think and who look ia
tne future instead of brooding over
the MISUNDERSTANDING of the past, are
overwhelmingly in favor Of Progressive
policies and Progressive candidates.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-16
AN APOLOGY TO OUR
FRIENDS.

FRIENDS.
Owing to the rush for Book
lovers catalogues we are behind
with our orders. Have q little
patience with us. as we have
made arrangements now that we
can mail out every order the
day 1t is received.
Now is the time to begin."
Yours truly,
CONTEST EDITOR,
Capital News.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-16

1t is true that several persons who
formerly held office have enlisted as
members of the Progressive party. All
sorts of people try to attach them
selves to a winning cause. But the
movement is not dominated by pro-
fessional officesolders and, come to
think of it. we haven't in our ranks
nearly as many ex-holders of office as
the Republican machine organization
will have this time next year.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-16

II is better to be half block ahead
of the parade than two miles in the
rear.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-16

They say the colonel wants to be
king. Nonsense! Why should he want
to be king when his followers already
regard him as an ace
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-16

Here are q few random observations
concerning the new Progressive party
and its candidate for president.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-16

The Wall street conception of a per-
fettly good president is one who will
never make move for fear of upset
ting a stack Of chips.