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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
Trs. Taitur Surriiun opo.
Gen 19oe Warts 1914.

W2rS. Gdit. =. =. Sorrilor o'0tf Nj,
haLb elIcOc Sirson9 Sormioodg Den
17oe STARTS peo Gcoen / Spnobeme'
ridbebens EreitcQaoro her / @neu e.
fer ct 9lar$ 3ioS SpaeliAbco. Com
fsr meooclt, mdnfte 4}rs. Gorrtlon
/ December unoerfaite liz Ell Cpero'
tion / Chicago. Winn frnatcoe, 90 lom
set bite iig meo rette, for, at bun leo
al Mianefrpit, % SU9erne Tom III
set RCiultot. at set eneite, iOm mt
Iiaens fun6e rcooe henoc, por at BIZ
ooercrct. &un fIureoe Cperntioncn
oper 6orDeutninq goot, oG man
npreSc MI Ell Gio nooper rogen 6or'
~Fuobninq onl. of bun itoO til 6orbe'
0rinq. Gette bar Oog uTret bare tit
iunelooenoc. : ort leuere bar 2rPi,
terre ipunOet tort, % Siraoog Oeoe
bun, otter at bare ligGct bcoioltle5
iiSeu Sen iorc1onen0c Nlitcn. Sun
bar Iiot mcact, men Sc iioite Gage
nor hiu uoen Smcrte.
W}r5. Glildbetb SorriIon bar ell
Cater al nibeoc Gormnnb DIR. 9.
4oren oQ SrIe, loot Spaiina. Stm
rnr ieNt pna Wnibington Ernirie
Ireitcoaorb sen 3Otc N}nrtS 1867 90
bIep p1tepict til Rat. $inoc y. Cor
riion Sen Gtc RooembCr 1889. Ce'
res 9GQteifab bar pGrct bnrnlelt
men DC bar Ell obopteret Cater,
either Iorriiou. Sc booze / Chicago,
hpor Eoitor 5orriion Sen @ouQ par
0rcit ira 1889 til 1898, ga han al
SeIbrcoSbeninn miolertibio mnattc
neblrqqe EreiteQierningen. 6'tcr ct
Gar 9lar3 &piIe blen Ran hcrpna
fnlot I'll Brett ior Snuohcn9 WicniG
les her / Gecorab i 1901, 90 Der bar
Sc iiocn boet.
N}r5. Gorriion por Ell oucrmoooe
eIifcliq apinoc, penneiUl iont ioo,
TITLE ca beife0er i al i'm GrrN. 5
WtcnIlhC0en har bin uUrct i'm W}au0
ell ~trofoit oIorig ipiQtcuNe StGttc.
llOen Ganfe pnn caen &omiort bar
hun tngct mere ems lin Tel al set be-
tuocliQc 4rbciOc, irm ioI6cr pua
0pin0eruc / Ell itor Mlcnigbeo, %
ion Erciten2 Muitru pou ioa mango
W}anocr fan bi6ruQe inu mcact til at
trenmc nunr blnt iom Hi0ebc hdr
bct rette SmOelog oQ Sen rttte 6or
l%innclic al i'm @ierninQ. &cuoe9 300
pPffcr 0nb SorQ / NieniQhc0en GA
hInnNt ollie iom hupbe Iprt at ficuOe
henSc Tor heuoc9 mango QoOc Glen.
ifnbcrS SfpIo
MRS. Gorriion5 @ortQauQ piI iclu
iaqt Boa fcle5 melt imertcIi1 Al hcu-
Oe5 eiterleocuoe Wiuno % ocu NOR
meitc ISamilic, % til Sem uNgaor /
Di5ic Sage allies opriQtilc Spmpotbi
Mrs. Groie5ior Chr. ". Aricth
heriteos er. iom Def cnot, en- ulNre
Gciter al Iiocoe. Ncu6eS 10 andre
Geitre. @enricttc oa Waric. bar fit
Siem iammen meo Nto0erem GnfG.
fri 4oren / l3uibiuqtou Nroiric
I~reitcqoaro. @roocren. @uit. Taul
9oren, or lin Tooer$ Gitcrmono iom
@reit / @uihington Qroirie ol Gal.
mar N%euiQbeocr; @roocren %Iohuu
Sorcu er boint / Bolton % err c,
Imo5ficuot 90 ouiet S|tatItifcr; SEN
treble muIcpeuoe @roOer, @iIbelm
Soren, er @rUteptor pc0 Erinccton
llniucriitet.
@eqraucIicu iorcloor ypr0o0 AL
go 2tOe Niurt@. Grcie@ior :. Z.
@rouot pco %utbrr Semjnor pjl Tor.
rettc. Nroic2ior z 6 Nloj2utcr ucO
Cutter College itdl tale poo GnQcIif
/ airtcn. ) Scrgchuiet tolcr Eoitor
80. 81. @lefcu ira Snuoc. Soma. q
get piI Eli iteot til 6piIc poo Sen
roritsIutberite a~irftlaorN her
@pen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
Smaapluf.

Maoiion. 99i5.
s.. s. %oloum bar 6enne ll9e
bGrct / Chicago.
&uIiu5 % Gorl Gorier ira
Rihnr0ion. q. Inf., cr herneOe paa
Ell Giiit hos SlGat % @enner.
- Artbur Somcn % Dtii5 emma
Geifcu bIep / Cn3oogS Gatcuiet / Vie.
tbooiitfirfen al Foitor IS. g. 2ocf'
luno.
- Mii5 Murie Steen fra Sutber'
lol6. Soma, bar nnIig orret / Be-
ieq Dos fin Softer, Mrs. Oscar
SdloIl.
8. 9. Mnon ira @rdno Mcabom
bar leict Sc. ". amition5 tibli0erc
SmeOeberfitcO ber / Npen oq bill bO.
lUttc iia ber.
- Cars Nomrc har tjebt g. Gels
poIo3 tioliQere &u3 pan 9Ionb
Street. Nanoelcn 6lcp iIllttet al &.
IL. Nopocn.
Wii@ Martba @or9e reiite
iioitc llge bicm til Stouabtor, Ni8,
citcr en- lTnQrrc %iiit hos FroicS'
Tor HcoleS.
- Nils Ghriitino @icf rciIte lis.
tie llQc iii Ncip Rocfior0, q. Gof,
hpor bun nil beioge Mrs. :.
4%mltnoien.
- apmitecn ior Gecorab SoipitnI
hor illttct Aontroft mco Eeter &ob1.
ion & Sons ON GcntrnIopuormninG
Tor MoipitoIet
- ". M Morriion fie6tc ii6ite
Hoe iii en- Eri5 al 500 pr. @(crc al
@iI HolIinS Ell 6arm / Nrrbebcn
al Canton, N}inn
Mr5. Sans RnQd rciite /
Nrc0oQ4 til @rnu1cr Nilnn, ior at
oeltoQc / @eQroucIien citcr iin "a
ser, NnuI Nctcrion.
81. II. @iert oQ &. 2. Citoabl
ira Tlonorcnu, 2. Gof, bar pTret
her / Gourmet en- llQe@ (io pnn BE
ied hos SlrQtninQcr / Sigblan0.
rifle.
- Mrs. Bell Ncriie ira @onmon
y. Iof fem hcrneo / MnnoaN3 icr
al ic til i'm Son Com iom bar ire.
fuenterct &cloer3 College oQ for Ii
ocu ljlQer ing.
:. u. NeaoinQton hor iolQt lin
100 @crc5 Torm / Nprbcoen nj Grec.
port til Ecrcn @nllaro ira C4iinn.
aiebeimmer bar S10,l5O, hpiltet er
cu@bctpocnOe mcO $50 pr. Mere.
- @co ct McuiQhe0@mooc Mon.
oo0 bIcp oct beilllttct at inNlGNQc
me Nlrmcdpporotcr / SproOetirfcn
her / @ncn. 1T "Noiler Souic" nil
bIi opiprt puo 9tornilocu Al Airfeu.
Nir@. AnOre>p 6Iotcu % Spi
Qcrouttercu Nir5. Eobu GIotcu, rel
ne 1ir5ooQ til Gandoo, hportil Ocrc9.
Mrno rcilte ior cn Hoes (io iiScu.
Nlmilicrnc itoI boiUttc liz / %carc,
pile Nltd.
Nir2 Goplu &ouQcu "a Nir2.
Cr. 9cifppIO ira Sicur NopjO@ ,Iu..
iamt Mrs. (hco. Noulc ira Canes.
boro, Ntim. toml bcytjl / (ir2NnQ&
Tor al tile lin GaNcr. 2 :. ShcN,
atruo. Der IiaQcr mo
&. :. Mciicr err ior (iNen
irurrrcuoc poa en- GorrcmirQ2rciic
Spoen. ! @tQpnOeIicn Al Ma
refer han % Ntr& @ciicr poo ocn
rorifc uncertainties 9Th "Nriitid.
nioiior0" til 9torac.
Miii2 Marucl StoperlL 9dtter
Al Mr. "a @}r2. z. :. Stopcrn
HUrbeOw al Gnlmnr blcu / Nan.
bags / line 6orpIOrcS Silent UQte
gict I'll Fuul @oumcnbcr9er, |0itol
Fol,l NorCu 'orretteoc.
@omlc @panciter %perion ira
Mo0iiom MiS., fom iorleoen 0ue
til &pcn / Gnleorin9 al lin Gotter
Batter. Mii9 Mnihiloo 9oricn;
@rulup San er mi So 9lar aom
. mel. men "iom en- lluA0om iriif"
; &lou0t Nn3iuQcreruc mel
"&riitinnioiiorN". iom ocu t7oc IS
e outom til Nem 9orf. par NorI \
r Niort % Martba @aIteitno irl
: IilobtpC0t. Surum, Nor0e. De ben
r res AZ onfomme I'll Ssiinn omfrin,
T. sen 2O0c.
I z. SloaSuolb ira Stouohton
e &9iS, en- Nepe al Or. !. Stobo, 10
r tic iioitc 1irsbng / Gccorab Serbia
, nebilIet iii Corvallis. Mont. Nj
lSlo9spoIo, icm er uhbnnnet be.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20

flpret for forbruot og g%itnbontmen
iolgt. On al @aibinetonapiierne
bar itiIet fig | Spioien for en- Snb-
Iamling / Saob ON at furre reiie
oct reitcrenbe WeIeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
%iHalas.-SO Stores floct9anb,

- 90 gcres aser os eng, Reitsu Sfos,
tor IN 6olaope. IRil til ypen, l Wtil
til 6reamerp og Store. - 12O AcreS Sarm,
so Qcres bprtet; Rellen Sfo9 og S6apue=
gang, bporisiennem 9aar en- ltor SGt. 4
Witl iii Sp, 80 "Rpos" til SfOle, Store Og
creamery. 2sspre al al Sla9s tom mebiels
0e ON 8ioberen enlter. 6or Iris o9 Be
t~in9slier lfrip til >. y. 6oe, Sopcepile, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
Earne / centralc Miimnelota.

100 acreS, oft soot Normlaub, ~ Milira
Sp, befpemt til Sfole, pso 9oo &ei os /
bebite 9tabolas. Nulbt fGrbigt frame"
@ooninssbus msb . GGrelier, frame Barn"
l6x46, COB Srono, 40 scres inosierpet, so
9lcres ASsr, beluis i%nbiadet meo Slsper 40
9lcres COB Stos pGro $500. s1per tcre fat
ombanneS til Niger. Ienne Narm maa in
ben lie april pGre iol9t for $50 pr. g(cre,
$500 fontont o9 Helteu pud ,6en'tano til 9
Froeent Ncnts, pg bpis OH life timber VAR
men tilireositiueuoe, idd benpeno big til oS
o9 iaa PeuSene tiIbage. Spilo oerior, life
6toen meo pioere Spsr9Smaal, men rag
ierlte Sog til Nepis euer telegraier paa por
Setoltuin9.
STATE BANK OF NEVIS,
peo s. 8. &aIporion,
Nevis, Hubbard Co., Mimi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
.iNalas. - 40 Ncres uonrfet

- eans, to MiI %sitenfor gsormanna,
Seras. See 6onutp. IN. 4 of Sc. sub OF
Sec. Is of the W. q. Ragley Sub. Div. of
Citizen Miller Ranch.) @il iGless til
ierite 9obe % rimelioe Sub for at iad 30
opeiort. u. 9. Ser9eiOu, Grscutor, Secorob,
Somd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
Siial9s.-16OIcre Tarm, Sic

SNIdI0s.-1bUIcre Tarit, Tlcs
- tor lwp., 6obertS 60, Q. Sut. @obt
norit Excitement, y Wtil til Sirfe o9 Stole,
3 Nil til nGrnielte Sp paa dartmouth ono
Gebleu Roilroob, Eoltrute % Seleion = for
500. 90 pr. Ncre. Sieberen fadr ben balpe
%2lplins. Muu benpenOe ZIG til Giereu 0teu.
u. &. 0ausen, 2Sbite Rod, 2. CAT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20

Sor Yriier paa MinmrlOta Nano
Petersen Land & Inv. Co.,
Vernon Center, MINI. Ni bar yuro
tilialgs / ale 0ele al Dtinneioto.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
cii1aias.-32O Ncres 9anb

= FIVU1WS.- NVttS SUIIU 7
- bennington 60, ~ Mil ira Sbief Riuer
Sols % 80 Mil ira Na;el, Miiun. Gris
S22. 80 pr. Acre. 81, 500 til 1000 f%ontant,
Reiten 10 Mars 0enitoub til 6 Frocent.
Eeterieu 9ono & Snp. So, Sernon 6enter,
Wiinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
Ni 0ipr nctoD huao Oi+ iiocr
cemtrale Wtinnciota,

Otter Sail o9 ~tiai99enbe Gouutper /
geltet ior Wais, aleper o9 alfalfa. st
i~torartet Strs9 for WerieriOrift. ri bar Ell
lang elite oper 9oot opoprteoe og b~ebp99eoe
Sarne, % Friierue er enbrm lane, Hetiuoel=
ierne lette. gtu er bet Sioen al fiebe. BE-
Jog os eller "TRIP for uGrmcre SplpSntnS.
Scandal Land & Investment Co.,
Inkorporeret, Kapital $50, 900, 90.
Fergus Falls, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
90 Gperarcens (Waaletr9r)
II pprtoScfdlt &l.O0: Nrlidthape Tor

Sarmen C25 SrQr) $500; SGrbaps 900
Glanter) 500; 30 @uite, Slpnsplantsr ef=
ler Elantsr $500; 100 o%uiplauteee Spsrs
Greens (Raaletrrr) $500. Te bsots haares
lore Sorter litfer seuerins garartres. Sas
talos frit, Strands Nursery, Drawer rs,
Taylors Falls, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20

Silialgs.-Sem Ncres Sarm,
- alt opbprfet, TaaninSSbuS meb 5 SGz
r~eller, Stolo o9 Nsnlebus. ait | goo Stano
o9 li9oe: ret peo gpen. ltorlf Excitement.
Dian benpenoe fig til Gicren, g. 7. anbcrs
len. Npr So. yiepie, Otinn.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-07
OPEN VERDICT IN
BUTTE RIOT CASE

Butte, July 7-An open verdict was
returned last night by seven members
Of a coroner's jury in the case of Ernest
]. Noy who was Killed in the rioting
of June 23 when the local headquarters
of the Western Federation of Miners
was destroyed by dynamite. The YER
dict was that Noy met death from the
effects of bullet fired from a gun
held In the hands of persons unknown
to the jury.
A supplementary verdict filed by
four members Of the jury. a majority
of the body OF seven, read as follows:
1--WE, the undersigned, majority of
the jury, further find that said un-
known person stood at window of the
second story of Miners Union hall, city
of Butte"
The Jury had been hearing evidence
in connection with the killing of Noy
since June 27. Everybody who entered
the coroners chamber was first
searched for arms.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-07
Illinois ProhlbitIon Convention.

Springfield, ILL.,, July Arrange
ments have been completed for the
state convention OF the Prohibition
party of Illinois, which will meet here
tomorrow for two-day session. The
convention will nominate full state
congressional. senatorial and county
tickets. and make arrangements to
have the tickets placed on the Novem-
Der ballots by petition The fact that
at the last election the Prohibitionists
did not poll a sufficient number OF
votes to entftle It to operate under the
primary election law makes 1t neces-
sary for the party candidates to get on
the ballot by petition.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-07

Chicago, July 7.-William X. Nourse,
the broke" boy broker on trial here on
two charges Of bigamy as the result of
three marriages, faced his three wives
when he took the witness stand and
told the story of his domestic woes.
Mr. Nourse has been remarkably sue
cessful in winning the hearts of the
fair sex. He told the court of hes ad-
ventures with the following women,
all of whom were supposedly his wives
at one time or another:
No. Mamie Plumridge, married
May 2s. 1903, in st. Louis.
No. 2-Grace Joiner, married Sep
tember 20, 1909, in Milwaukee.
No. 3-Mrs. Bessie Springer Nourse,
married Dec. "a, 1918, in Chicago.
According to Nourse, it was not his
intention to marry any woman until
after he had freed himself from her
predecessor. He testified that he OBJ
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-07
Child MURDERED
AND SUSPECT IS
IN COUNTY JAIL
Body of Eight Year Old
Girl, Badly Mutilated, Is
Found in Spring Near
Robin.

Pocatello, July FINDING their
eight year-old daughter missing from
her bed on their return from a dance
after midnight Sunday James T. Hen
derson and his wife, ranchers at Robin,
an isolated hamlet 80 miles south of
here, found the child's badly mutilated
body in a spring 800 yards from her
home.
Alfred Henderson, who is not rela-
tive, was arrested charged with mur-
der and was brought here for safe
keeping because of the high feeling
against him at Robin. The child had
been assaulted and beaten to death, her
skull being crushed with a heavy In
strument Close resemblance between
Henderson's footprints and those lead
ing from the house TO the spring led to
his arrest. Investigation developed that
the child's alleged slayer had left the
dance an hour before the girls parents,
The prisoner was found in bed at his
brothers home, a mile distant, His
clothes were found to be wet and
muddy and sprinkled with blood. The
prisoner is the son Of a former Poca-
tello policeman.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-07
WELSH AND RITCHIE
READY FOR BATTLE
AT LONDON TONIGHT

London. July FIRED Welsh, light
weight champion of England, and
Willie Ritchie, lightweight champion
of the world, arrived here from Wales
and Brighton respectively for their
fight tonight Both declared them
selves in the best condition. Wesh is
a slight favortte in the betting.
The two men weighed in at Olympia
this afternoon. Ritchie weighed 1873
pounds and Welsh 1876, the stipulated
limit. Father Boulder is to act as
master Of ceremonies of the match. the
Bishop of ST. Pney having objected to
Rev. Everard Dibys officiating. Eu-
gene Corri is to be referee
Father Boulder. vicar OF the church
at Islington, is a popular burly clergy
man. who encourages his paTtshioners
to box and play football and cricket
When he was curate at Cardiff in 1903
he established temperance saloon in
which he placed a great crucifix over
the bar. The venture was an immense
success
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-07
COURT AFF|RNS
SENTENCE IN THE
SINCLAIR CASE
Judge Cairns Declares That
No Citizens Have Right to
Rebuke Another Citizen
by Ridicule.

New York, July THE sentence
imposed on Upton Sinclair last April
on the charge of disorderly conduct for
attempting publicly to rebuke John D.
Rockefeller for his attitude in the Col
orado strike situation was today con-
frmed by the court of general sessions.
When given the alternative in magis-
trate court of paying a fine of $5 or
serving three days in jail, Sinclair
chose the latter and began a hunger
strike. He served two days of the
sentence and his wife then paid his
fine. According to Judge CAIRNS the
opinion was given today that no ctti-
zens have a right to rebuke another
citizen subjecting him to ridicule or
insult
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-07

'Is 1t not fact that you wrote this
letter in which you said you were
single2"
Il wrote letter to Mr.. Springer"
Q.-Didn't you tell him that you were
a Harvard graduate? A.-Yes,
Q.-Are you? A.-No.
Q.-Whv did you lie to him about
that7 Ale never told me the truth.
He lied to me about everything he told
me-
Q.-Isn't it fact that while you were
calling on his daughter you were a
married man and had asked him for his
daughters hand in marriage2 A.
Yes, sir.
Q.-How long did you pay attention
to Mr.. Springer's daughter while you
were married? A.-Eighteen months,
John Joiner of Milwaukee. father of
No. 2, is present at the trial. He says
the divorce granted Nourse from his
daughter is Illegal.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-07
Another Break in Prospect.

Washington, July General Car
ranza's action in dismissing General
Felipe Angeles from the constitutional
list army, with it's prospects Of another
break with Villa, was the principal
topic of discussion here among consti-
tutionalists today. Carranzas counsel
declared openly that Angeles must be
removed from the situation before
peace could be brought about between
Carranza and villa, according to a
personal message Villa telegraphed
today that the differences between
himself and Carra.nza are being ad-
justed.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-07

tained divorce from No. 1 at Devils
Lake, N. D., in August, 1908. Unfortu-
nately the decree was not signed by
the Judge, so 1t was not legal.
Four years later he married Grace
Joiner He says he got divorce from
her in Cleveland In January, 1918. The
decree in this case was never signed by
the Judge, either.
On Christmas eve, 1918, he married
his present wife, who was Mrs. Bessie
Springer. He is still true to her, and
she declares her loyalty to him despite
the charges made.
Nourse got into a tangle with Prose-
cutor Mckay during cross -examlna-
tion.
Q.-Dldn't you tell Mr.. Springer at
the time you asked for his daughters
hand in marriage that you were sin
gle man and had never proposed to any
other girl? A.-No, sir.
Mckay waived letter and shouted
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-07
TO
GIVE ITS REPORT
ON RIVER WRECK
Collier Storstad, Which
Rammed the Empress Of
Ireland, Is Sold to the
Original Owners.

Montreal, July THE judgment of
the commission which inquired into
the wreck of the Empress of Ireland
will be delivered Saturday. The collier
Storstad. which rammed a hole In and
sank the Empress in the st. Lawrence
river May 20, was sold today in the
admiralty court for $175, 600. 1t Is un-
derstood the purchasers were the or
iginal owners. The Storstad was held
as security for damages In a 100000
action brought by the Canadian Pacific
Railway.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-07
REPRINAND TO Be
GIVEN TO EVANS
IN LETTER FORM
Brigadier General Will Be
Admonished Not to Dis
cuss Controversial Sub
jects Before the Public.

Washington. July THE reprimand
which President Wilson ordered for
Brigadier General Robert X. Evans
will take the form of letter from Sec
retary Garrison admonishing Evans
not to discuss controversial subjects
in public. AT a banquet recently Evans
was reported as referring to the United
States as the most meddlesome ma
ton" Although he declared he had
been misquoted, Evans admitted the
discussion of American diplomacy.
Garrison's letter will close the Incl
dent Evans is under orders to return
to his post IN command Of the Second
brigade of the first army division on
tho Mexican border
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-07
situation at a standstilI.


Washington, July 7.-As viewed from
Washington last night the Mexican sit
uation appeared to be at a standstill so
far as plans for the proposed confer
ence between the contending factions
over Mexico's internal affairs was con-
cerned.
Agents Of General Carranza here
were in communication with the first
chief at Saltillo and also received re-
ports from the Carranza-Villa confer
ence at Torreon which they insisted
held out strong encouragement that all
the internal troubles of the revolution
lists would be amicably settled and the
revolution would go forward on a firm
or basis than ever, with perfect un-
derstanding as to the part each Of the
generals is to take.
The case Of General Angeles, Villas
chief Of artillery, whom General Car
rama recently denounced, is now said
TO be the chief matter of contention be-
tween the constitutionalist leaders.
Politicians are reported to have mis-
represented Angeles to Carranza and
the prediction is made by some of Car
ranza's agents here that Angeles will
be restored to the confidence of the
first chief. 1t also is reported here
that some change In the constitutional
list Washington agency may be made
Should the joint conference between
Huertistas and Carranzistas eventually
be arranged, the belief prevails that t
will be held in New York. Meanwhile
the American commissioners, Justice
Lamar and Mr.. Lehman, remain In
Washington ready to resume their
work. Minister Naon also awaits IA
Continued on Page TwnN
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-07
BANDIT WILL DIE
ON CALLOWSF FOR
BANKERS MURDER
John Krafchenko to Pay the
Penalty for Killing of the
Manager of Branch of
Bank of Montreal.

Winnipeg, Man, July 1.-The career
Of John Krafchenko, one Of the most
notorious bandits who ever terrorized
this section of Canada, will come 20 an
end on the gallows here day after to-
morrow, unless there is an eleventh
hour respite from the department of
justice at Ottawa.
The crime for which Krafchenko is
to pay the death penalty was the mur-
der Of H. M. Arnold, manager OF the
Bank Of Montreal branch at Plum
Coulee. The murder was committed
while the desperate was in the act of
robbing the bank.
Plum Coulee is a town OF several
hundred inhabitants, 65 miles southwest
of Winnipeg. Shortly before noon on
Dec. 3, 1913, man, disguised with false
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-07
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Bic Vessel Launehed at cramps.

Philadelphia, July Tn the pres
ence of a large gathering OF spectators
the steamship Great Northern was
successfully launched today at the
yards Of the Cramp Shipbuilding com
pany. The steamship is being built for
the Great Northern Railway & Steam
ship company and will be one Of the
largest as well as the finest vessels in
the service Of that company She is
525 feet long and 65 feet wide and will
cost $2.500, 600.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-07
General Funston Confirms the Reports
Of Mutiny Among Followers Of Huerta
Washington Considers the Situation
at a StandshIl

Washington, July 7-General Funston, in a dispatch
to the department today confirmed the reports of
tiny among Huerta followers before the American out
posts at Vera Cruz Funston reported the Mexican COM
mander had informed him of the uprising and of threat
to attack the American lines If the attack should be made
in view of the Mexican commanders action in notifying
Funston, it would not be regarded attack under
Orders Funston said Marine Private Heinrich Thobe
who recently mysterously disappeared within the
Mexican lines and unharmed but gave no details.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-07
PRESIDENT WILL
WITHDRAW NAME
OF PAUL WARBURC
New York Banker Will Not
Serve on Reserve Board
Because of the Senate s
Action.

Washington, July Paul NJ. War
burg Of New York formally requested
President Wilson today to withdraw
his nomination to be a member of the
federal reserve board. The president
will do So Warburg is a member of
the banking house of Kuhn, Loeb &
Co. When the senate banking com
mittee began examining personally
each nominee of the board Warburg
indicated he did not wish to be ques-
toned by the committee.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-07
Unconditional Pardon Is Granted to S.
ShOppee by President Wilson After
Facts Are Revealed Court Was With
out Jurisdiction in Case

Washington, July AFTER "a years behind the bars
dian, unconditionay pardoned today by President
Wilson He will be released Immediately from the federal
hospital for the insane to return to his daughter at Brown
ing Mont whom he has not seen since she baby.
party of Blackfeet recently found Shoppee here An in
vesgaton disclosed that the court at Fort Benton which
sentenced Shoppee had jurisdiction the alleged
der happened in Canada and also that Shoppee shot in
self defense.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-07
Whitman to Address Ohio Lav,vers

Cedar Point, o., July 7.-Juvenile
courts, the worlmen's compensation
Laws and variety of other topics of
live public interest are TO be discussed
at the annual meeting Of the Ohio
State Bar association, which met here
today and began a three days session.
The annual address before the associa-
ton is to be delivered by District At
torney Charles S. Whitman of New
York