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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-20

1ie cnQliiden @reBtrobancn te9inncn MN aild,
ruiiiide Siege ul0 @rioAc 81 meloen Dab Der yilte
Gin mtter So0ot Ien tonn lit ridDt0; Dab 9lpBonO 81
Seiten einiae glltc Sruppenlbrer beroorbrgt eben'
ioQs Srotoem 6cioB Die rniIidlc glrmee ltets GroBc
gdohenleiicu; in Der @}onohuc; 6obcn oieie lid IN
aui0lliger &ec ge5eat-
IS III qeuo0e,u eritonnlid wcldje 3itGnOe oomolS
Sic ruiliibc 9lree be6crrihtcn gdBd)er Wtangel an
Iis5plin bci alien lntergebeucl &ilens mo 9barat'
itrioafct bel oeu &orQcicbtcn, oollenocr Wion9e an
gerontportunoegeiiib bel sSiibreri no Somnanoon'
tca sS Der 9rnce mar ollcr moraliider So mo olc
lifde Srat ucrlorcn mo Die 8ibrcr bciaBen ndt Die
Gabiafeit Ourd 3clbepnBtes SonOc!n ocu geluntencn
Weii 81 bcben Die gan5e gIrmee mar obneoes MT re-
toution1ren ,,oeen 0urdiebt Wlit Gem SrleoenslhnB
slqled) brod don ser ocnc gurli6r ans. emporrng
0 Dancrei Nannidaitcn ir0 0iii5icre le9ten lid III
ser gci6GtiqunQ 6rer Oeuoroliiiranoen @einnng ei'
me- 3unnd nc6r on Die gon3c @nrruon &loonpoltot
B. 9. mar in 6eacm 9lltiru9r Der SGcrcommanoren-
&c General ccpitid 6attc in Finer flG9den SiilI.
lniiQcit poQit10i0 Oe opf uerlorcl Gr fannie bleB
lido mir oas cn5ae 9ftel olle in5upcrloiligen Gle.
nenie m0QldIt ba0 ab5uidc6c e0er 6eiibe iid icbt,
am e6cci mad calie 5l fonmen 0iii5cre uno Nlann.
ishoften 6eiticQen aus cQcncr WodDp(tommenbet ole
3aGimo 5ponaen 6aS @lahincnpcrlonal, alt 9lt @lid
nQb Dem @eiten n6}oanpIcn Die Nor0ecbten t5aten
Hidts in polduoger SaliungSloi9let troIen tic udt
Sic acrilaier 0icgennloBnobmen mo leBen gles &C.
dpbcf Pile 9aroc Der Gs5ipIin moren gel0lt ooliger
aomneibrud oes Scores trat en inloge 6elgbelt mo
duabiaeit oes cbTcommaioos .-l
c'enau od)t Sabre limo etocm periloiieu, uno bel
luiiiiden @erbdltnen idllt cs mirfd) ebr ihwcr an
cine po1tGnoiae Selling in 10 filr5ct 3ct 81 glolbcn
Ger critic 0bcrconmanoirenOe oeS Scores in manOibu'
riideI ariegc Generol Siropafu @orgdnger bon Si-
riepiiId dje6 oic Sdo fir bic gtirOeraNen ino ben
9nanmenbrdj 0cS Scores Dem llnitanoe 5lt q0oB NC.
Der Die Sdulc nod oas Seer oo3u 3cacroaen baben m
0cm aroBcn &nBlono m0breuo Der lebtcn 40 bis 80
Sabre elbitIdnoae G6arafiere 81 erpideln.~ ln Der
llt3eu 5pame 3eii pom eiDas merr ais adt 6abren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-20

fam es nm0glid 6eer acporben ;cin rengiteus idat
G ducr Ooran SIT 9loiibcn giog iouic lnculcn, ooB
Die id)ledten 9rabrimgen ans Dem manoiduriihen
&rcgc gegen oas flene Sapan, ein rnglidlider sIus
gang ul0 ole trMirigen olgeeridcnngen oicies &rie
1cs nbt oa5u angctban eu fonnen ocn 9irilen beion
oere 3uoerldt ailf glididen Iusgang zines neuen
®cs eiBuiloBu ErobOcm bcboupten engc nnlercr
GnolopbilG glotter, 9mBano babe oird ieine gcreii
idoit 0eatiflono IN @ritonen gccbt llno aliA 6ranf
reid oll 0rd Die 9lobbeit nit Oet es nobirte ale
Gruortmgen ii6ertrOfen 6aben. gSln mir weroen ia
iebenl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-20
9ImOrcas YcicridJrniOt.

gIm 49, 9meuii 1914 iiarb AnoreaS Seer,
smiot, 50 Sabre alt aciebier @oite bon
W,arQnretbn Neieri0mioi mn &oier oes Nodlp.
Nobn d. 9ceri6mioi Is. &C. d., Nelior Der
ei 0oniilcius.Nirdle 81 %bin0clpbin. Der
manoie mo Srennoe Der Samilie uno einQela'
ben Der Gccroianna bci5upobncn bon lener
Sonneritag, Nioroene 1k9 lbr. uad Der Ct.
ON6acls Nirlbc. 100 nm llDr cine icicrlibe
HcQuiemsNciic iiir eine GeelenruDe qepnlien
miro. Nian unierlalc gclduial ale Nlnmen'
ipenocn.
(4bila6rlpGia 3eiiungen m6gcn geidai9ii co'
nircllO lgLnal9-2O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-20
@rieSiOn Cine.



nQnro Baltimore" uno nNenn" llbr %May
aefs tialid mo Sonniaas uon yiobt' uiie nen
iimore.SitdBe Gb0ne QHnllerronle ontW, 10
@bclapc0le nno Selamdtc-Nannl Odllen n,elD
Weiicrion uno 0beicr. sn.. an. Hap's,u
Si25 Ninreiie; &nnoia0ri 50. SnllA na
HiidfnGri per TnNs oocr gabiboot ooet
~ & O.sNnbn" $500 erad,
GpcSidlraic fir einen 9Scg mir niil e,rh.
boot mad philadelphia aiIiiN, 75e, I'M I"smIiiu
NcMc balben @lllcte. Scocn Wionlag
0'Si'HH SiSsu Ssco " s5t. Viucic sum gerIqid W
philadelphia. nnd Baltimore nnr aIlle, ieI
1aabouien 0iiiii9 nit glblo0rt Norm. "''
ocn liiipoc mo Sreiaa i'm gln9nli .,sap
Annbopie inbrcn iu0lb Sonninn5 aitn ~
nomrlcn . nor Na@m. Snrh9an9S, ins1irn ilt
nicoraen Staten bel Ilbanab's nab Niialnn,lln,
@iin. 6apc Midh, gSburh 4Snrf Gong pad,nr
giNo9)urf. gllholn. 1ruO uno njrolihen Prnpei
ten. NlnbSciich 75c Srabt 81 nleofll llpe.lSt'
Naien ais per 9nbn nnNenoamen ullo p''
'''' GIarcmce e1riuer sIeen''
sunni .9lie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-20

Die o3eppemS" iOleu jeOe NadJi eiuen tilleH SlmG
ii6cr 0ie 9torOiee mernc6me mo nad icOer HIdfeDr
0n n1dlitcn Wlorgen oa Gn0ono inn einen weteren
IrcaOuoliabt drmer iein. giem5esl cngliihe aricGS
idic oaen ldoH oli oeni 9o0er Der NorOiee legen
Cine iolde 9rbeit mar Den 3cppelinS gu crporen
GnglanO bate ieie Sottc reten f0ne obcr Oos oI5c
N6ion wor bl6 Der gSlnib CcdidlmO's Sonoe
5ii 3critorcn iiberpog ale @eoentcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-20
Gnnhie 9O2idlolSfi.

IS farb am Is. glnani 1914 eop6ie Ml.
dnlsii, geo 8dnf, i'm glier bon 81 Sabren UNI
IL SdQen Qccbtc Satin bon Srani Wdhnle'
H. Sic NcernqnHQ inoci bon ibrer gSobnnnQ
ylr. 11iO, NorOsNalh0nn. SiraHc, aus am 6rei'
tag. ben 2l 9lugnlt 230 Nor Nubmlinas,
iiait Vcicbnng prindtim.
(0umber ami, No uno NondconnA Wio.t
3eihnecn mouen eeidniait copiren)
(9QtQ2O2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-20

bot 1T Gin 6ercOomer nO potroiidcr 9lppel an Die
oucrifaniiden 9iirgcr iid 81 bc5crrden" iogt Die
.g}ep.Nori @oro" Gc .SSorlO oate Oas bebcrdi
CEN Sic bat ifdrier oeoen Getidano ac6cbt ols ir-
qcO cine auOerc eitlna ocS SanOeS mo mr. oiee Sebc
1oi oe Juror tcltonalS eutiodt Der oic Sebprelic
Jest crdrcd uO ocn @roioenten DcronIoBtc oic necr
iid)c Proclamation 81 crlaien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-20
ScrmiIdJtc gIatsiacn.
22.OOO 0entldle Nhdlcr ucridlIcn0ert!

$4,000 0cMtidlc Binder DcridjIcmoert!
Grrhciratsct pScr lraa, Nlann cher a5rau, elt
ober 9ma. Nllcne Q NAisipratbe &erldnBi uni
tcnlugi Nratio tyultclt
WielhfribniS aAiicla, lyelibelannies nno an
erlannt bciss cnaiides SelbiinnlerribiSlperE
@erlnnat eIraiicproipeitr.
s9ie wetGe In Nitncr tCr Netesniatcn etGn.
tcu? SrdNcn mo NnlDOrien Btei5 Sl.OO
Nraltiiaier Maib0eDer iiir WeMdItsisule,
Brei0 81 90
Gaedimtr epte Tmsiser, boriigIibes enQIi,
.hcs Sclbnunfcrrimislueri YgciS 81 20
Brcis 96c
ornat gmsnihrs mn GaaniM geai9ss
&5rtcrrnrh, iisfr 400 SeitcH, nil anQabe Der
Nnsfprdhc 4rele 6Oc.
Gas Hnshe bs'itimc 2icberDAd. Ereis 20c.
0umbud Drntimss. YreiS 3os.
fScrucr Muifl0rund nno NuSbloun0 nli ie'
benz Gcbctc orCb Quie NndOct.
0ntnioa, init iber 10000 beri6ieocnen Hhs
Me-u 3ilr NuolpnOl. gratis.
Netielungeu III Der Neirng bc5ningeH.
Cbaflr5 &ailmcDcr RubiShinn Company,
POS Gnit 40. Str, 0eiu-D0ri 6Iln.
(Seh25 s0i SjO. Cd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-20
MaNerioBFieu poM WalIimeFe Gus

WuNeTInDtIen Opn WuIIlWnft NHV
bcnnlCn Gamllna 20. Snni. ...a,p
Sic prhdtlacn &urt SepDI.s nno @ei"'
(slturpDucu. aif
crorartlee Gcenerie, GcDir9sfglu1lttiel 'fsuA
groBen Sgilden. gidlis oem SnSGheballla' ~
alcld Aelleblcr Sampler nSnadneDalnin Hn
ben 0iemiaQ 9onnerln9 mn SalallaaHH onos
llbr NatOnI 3u Nntle I'M 1913 Nps,
J2ithuoh5 8 giorm. liio SanllndS 10 Sotnnn
lH0eir a0c Wlniil Soldlritrr o.
lAnmilA.l&&. .3Nilc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-20
Gliie Namps.

IS iior6 am H. gIuouit 1914 mad ldnaercm
2eiocn Gliie 0amps, aeliebie Satin oes uer'
rem Monaien mo IA Idgen Ole Scerois
Qnng fnoei Sunncritag, 8 lGr Nn0miidge,
bon ibrer ySobnung. 9ir. PIG, Slo0ulllnqton'
glUeune, ans iaii. Gciietun9 an oem pSalti'
more Srie0boic" (gugl9-2O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-20
Nie tiefbInne SEE.

Sie melt bic Wnl biuab nno Gboptant VIII
,srhgIum, 100 Wieilcn; SalWaiier; oen en''l6
1a9. Ncben1rctier iiir ileine NinCcr. >.' ,,n1
nebic Sampler nVnmo @ieS". Sislllde2 2Ga,fi
eimn 10 il6t Nbcnos. Niiete Doc; Wsyv
ani g. ,Nnll. (SuHll =. .AN v ,5'v''.. e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-20
McFnnntmndlnnaen.


NnIup g. Do, s. glI9u1i 1914
sic am T. September 1914 idligen Coupons
nad 0cm T. sepumbcr 1914, Oe Sonaas 80.
Ibomua Gtnais gl0cni, In Der aWicrOauis NE
danice giaiiJnal Nani baltimore Dio., 3api'
bar.
Sdapmcilier bon Didr0ano
Csme2o 99
bureau Der etraarmOurabmGs.S .SOmmiHdrc
Gdlitmorc 81. Snli 1914.
Se Sir0Benourdbrne 0omnlldre III oer
Sioot Baltimore MAIDEN Uicrm;i helannt odB,
unhOcm le ibrc Inbcue iibcr Die 0nihuol1ui'
gen uulolicn lino gSeuberD0bnHAcH bcdialO
Der Gunbcnnignng, 0rbiinnnn mo Yerbrcte'
rnug Uun Sro0opnn, MT nerlNieoeuet gfelle
bon so ,SlB bis 3u ctpa iOl SuB, ourO oie
0OuOcmnirunQ zines Wtunoiiudco an Der Suo'
mcii.G Ode bon Gl0uoman uto lb0mee 1ildDe
uenlt ben paraul bclnoliOeH cnolElugeH uHo
cuuiGrlcn clidvclaVu TlNnen rcnl0iu Odnen
ocnidG ocn @0ri6rlen Dcs 0baricr5 1er
Sia0i Baltimore lnl6 0cr an "a Wati IVA
unier5etDucich 9iptOrnnunA gir. 4lN oes
WidO0yc mo 1!aoiraiDs.
tie biermi Aoii3 aebcn oa1 5elaaic Iabelle
mo Ndrte nui oillc Acic polcnoct uno bee
ql0ubiei Wocoen IN. uno oaB eer NlaOor nno
Sia0iraib bon Baltimore. nnCr irAeHo lpclhc
4CrlDn o0cr &eriOncl Corporation uocf 0otpp
r0tioicn Ole NIT ncm 2nipruO ner 0ntDaols
Qunqcu pocr auerlcAien Ncrlncrbubnnqcii. ioie
bier 0enanni. un5irieocn lilo, mergalo
orciBiQ (3O) Iaacn, pom critcn Snge I'M MT
gHit i'm Jn1rc 1914 on, ocul S0nm Der ctlle
bon ms CrlGncneu observation-disclosures olelct 9s0s
tB o0QcQcn 0urd ChrlltlGae Beiiiipp on oa9
Baltimore siooiaeriWt dppcnrcn m5ecii, ~,
Dem le ons @eriOi nm cine 5ieulon oereloeH
Guneuc 6. c5rannau,
rlUhm a. SaiiDr0,
Snru u. NcnueD,
0ummiidrc.
Gnacne y. Osuo0er5,
(snahs,i5. Gleri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-20

%Ou 1906 bis 1910 iuO in 0inhlanS $1,000 @ien'
ideu @lGnner mo Srauen. meaen potiid)er %ergebcn
rcruri6cit mo 5735 6iuacrdtct porocn Gas no
Sc6en Die ienc omerianiidcn gldtier oc OoS MoSto-
oitert6u acoen GetidonO pcrt5eOiacn lid rcdt ielt
eInprdAen oIIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-20

Taie anr 9leiie in'S 9lmSlnno Ee.
ioret 6. 9iaine, gir. d13, Of.Yalti.
nOrs'Gtr., ua6s GnitOm 8pMis Nut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-20
9eidJrmbeItatter.


&eiNenbeitatter unO Ginbollanirer,
916 YeuniDlUonia.SlDe.
9cIepbon Wd Gcrnon 5406.
(s,oo2.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-20

SO6aIO luir in eimem enaliidleu SaHe ole liebcrs
drift Bon encnl ntdrii)eu SadlDerlIduoigcn leiet
miiicn mir mos fommt gebagc 9ln9riiie aui oedldes
ariegsueicu no @er6mmehtng 5rdafrci6S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-20

g9G6reuO Sapan iid ais GualapO'S SnmOessemOiic
.uiipielt peiaern 6rtide @olonieu lid Sapaner ais
sulpan0erer 1n8nIaen Ser relne Q0Dn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-20

0c Grau5Oen trump6iren, Oaa ic Surd eiuaeiar.
actc ochide auroaerepieroc i6ren cgcncu Bicroebe
iono eraon5cn fomen Sit oos 9on iebt in 9uona
Oes ArieaeS notbwcnoig?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-20

Die fran5Siide Sdampieleriu Sara6 Seru6arO
dcint Die 9lbid)t 81 6aben NregSGienit in Ocnihanf
n nc6mcn iie m0dte ndmlid aegsu Die @ar6aren ied
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-20
Nad Den bisGcriscm arieas6cridtcm babcu wcocl

Sronoien nod 9elgier einen ein5igen geiangeen Der
orei Die Geutidcu oaiir Inn 10 mc5r. gger t0nue oa
an 1meiien!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-20

(St93t0.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-18
Four LOtS-ExtraOrdinary
Ladies Muslin Garments

Yell made uted and trimmed ladies' Drawers Corset Covers
and Pants good quality muslin at .........,.....,l5
aides ACE and embroidery trimmed Drawers Skirts Corset
Covers and Gowns OF good quality muslin; well made full sizes
a
Gowns restricted this lot two garments customer.
The special soc lot embraces every garment for women,
both lace and embroidery trimmed Gowns, Skirts Corset Cow
c~; combinations; values you have paid 79 to $OO for;
he 75c special lot represents $OO and SIPS values in
Gowns, Combinations Corset Covers Skirts and Drawers
diversity of styles and trimmings is afforded in this lot The
values among the best of the sale
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-18
Wash Goods

Those that are here special for
the big white sale.
86-ln. sheer Handkerchief and
Boluso linens at 29c, 35o, $50, SOC,
$40 and $3.50.
36-in. Dress Linens fully shrunk
specials at 89o, soc, $50, 65c, $50
and S1.00.
42-ln. Dress Linens; Tine close
weave; substantial fabric at S59c.
65c, see, CSC, $I25.
9O-ln. Pure Linen Sheeting. fully
shrunk Priced at S119, S139
and $3.50 the yard.
Extra Special values in Main
socks at II y c, 15c, 19c, zoe, 22 Hc,
25c and 29c.
Special box Long Cloth; saft fin
ish; 1O-yard pieces priced by thu
piece only at S1.26.
Special yard prices on Long
Cloth lots 15c, 100. 25c.
27-ln. imported Embroidered
Vols, CSC.
3s-in. fine sheer Crepe, embroid-
cred, $l.89.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-18
In Basement
Tomorrow

We have arranged list OF splendid
economies for The Housekeeper, We
list hero partial information Of ttr-
savings. Your attention is directed 10
our China Ware Department-Repr
senting every standard line OF foreign
and domestic Dinner Ware. open
stock Is carried on nearly every pat.
tern. Hundred-plece Sets may be had
from $3.50 to $500
TODAY SPECIALS
Clothes Baskets at SOC
Large size Clothes Basket, made OF
heavy round willow and reinforced
bottom, tomorrow at soc
Wash Tubs at 800
Large size, heavy weight wash tubs
made Of galvanized sheet iron with
strong handles, tomorrow at SOC
Chiuaware at CSC
over 800 pieces OF fancy plates
bowls cups and saucers and other
pieces most OF them selling for 500
and 75c, tomorrow at 25c.
Ironing Boards at sI.3o
Large size, folding ironing board.
smooth finished top, hardwood legs.
regular $500, tomorrow at $139
Granitcware at Toe
Sauce pans, wash basins, milk anl
pudding pans, dish pans and othe
pieces in the grey graniteware, many
25c pieces, tomorrow AT choice 100
Cups and Saucers, set of six 9Sc
Plain white and decorated cups ana
saucers in German and English china,
regular $500 and s4.0O the dozen, to-
morrow the set Of six at 9Sc
Table Mats, the set 25c
japanese straw table mats in the
round, square or oval shape; six as-
sorted sizes to the set,-the set at 2bc
Fancy Work Baskets at 25C
Assorted sizes and shapes in fancy
work baskets. 500 values tomorrow
at csc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-18

SHEETS PRICED
S6 Dozen cheap scanned sheets or.
SOC values-Priced each. kJC
Pequot Standard Sheet M
zssSS' !sssS summaries. standard SN''' "'........ .85c
7ssSS isiS''. .9'-,. .'44e.'o Sn'''' '''.....6 Sc
Victoria Stand Sheets IN
oAAeV ''''''s... ............t w
Victoria Standard Sheets OE
LZAlVe ''..,,, .....,..,,... .OUG
Cases TO Match all Sheets
These Items on Sale Sd Floor
Evening capital news., 1914-06-18
.SHEfHANS out OF
|. RUBY YAUCHNCASE
A Portion Of Complaint
Against Woman Is Dis
missed.

The plaintiff in the case of The
Western Reporter a. Credit company
against Ruby Vaughn has dismissed
that portion of the complaint repre-
senting the claim OF j. A. Sheehan and
Mae Sheehan. in answer to which the
Vaughn woman made her sensational
charges q week ago. alleging that while
the complaint upon its face seeks to
collect for rent. 1t in reality seeks to
collect from her certain sums of money
which the Sheehans sought to secure
from her for the purpose Of defeating
the Iowa injunction and abatement law
against prostitution In the legislature
of two years ago, and for money de-
manded from her for the defense OF D.
p. Rich, = city detective who was un-
der charge before the city council and
for other similar purposes.
The complaint in this case was made
UP OF large number Of causes Of ac-
tion based upon assigned accounts
These accounts were represented 10 be
for laundry, gas. electric light. auto
livery, milk and the like items as we'll
as the claim for $3.50 alleged to be due
the Sheehans for rent. Judgment was
entered by agreement OF both sides by
Judge Dunbar for all the claims ex-
cept that involving the Sheehan claim,
and as to this the complaint was with
drawn by the plaintiff. The defendant
ed from the Sheehans had been rent
ed for immoral purposes and that this
fact was known to the Sheehans.
Evening capital news., 1914-06-18

reception Tuesday evening In the
Pythian castle. The business session
of both bodies began yesterday morn
ing and will close tomorrow afternoon.
All forms of entertainment are pro-
vided for the visitors. the feature yes
terday being a classy ball game be-
tween the Ontario and Weiser teams
Of the Idaho Oregon league. Weiser
won by a score Of s to 7. Last night a
reception and dance was held in the
Commercial club rooms at the Hotel
Washington. Tonight a parade and
ceremonial by the D. Q. K K and ini-
tiation ceremonies by the Sisters Is the
entertainment provided.
The officers selected by the Knights
for the ensyeng year are as follows:
Grand chancellor. Frank P. Hess, Wal
lace; grand vice chancellor, Charles e.
Harris, Montpelier; grand prelate.
Frank z. Smith, Weiser; grand keeper
of records and seal, T. c. Hahn, Occur
d. dAlene; grand master of exchequer,
Charles w. Culp, Rathdrum; grand
master at arms, Thomas r. Jones,
wardner: grand inner guard. J, n.
Nankervis, Moscow; grand outer
guard, H. v. Williams. Standpoint:
grand tribune, three-year term. Finis
Bentley, Lewiston; grand trustee,
three-year term. H. G. Mattheison
Cottonwood.
Capital News want ads reach all the
people seven days a week.
Evening capital news., 1914-06-18
DEATHS-FUNERALS

John Phillips. aged go years. died of
Bright's disease last night at local
hospital. He had been a resident of
Boise number of years and leaves no
known relatives. The funeral will be
held tomorrow and burial will be in
Morris Hill cemetery.
Leonard Harle. the eight -year-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Meinard Harle. died Of
the family home. Burial was this
afternoon in st. Johns cemetery Two
other children in the family are af-
flicted with the same disease but are
believed to be out of danger.
Frank Massey died yesterday az the
hospital at Arrowrock after an illness
of five days. The body was brought to
Boise this morning and Is being held
at the Schreiber & Sidenfaden morgue
awaiting word from relatives. A
brother in Alaska and a sister in Con-
nectfcut are the only known surviving
relatives.
David V. Goss, aged 80 years. died at
a local hospital yesterday afternoon
at o'clock of Bright's disease. His
home was at Parma. and he had come
to Boise last week for medical treat
ment. He was member of the Ma
sonic fraternity, and leaves a wife and
a 4-year- old son. The body was talk
en- to Parma this morning for burial
Evening capital news., 1914-06-18
INVESTIGATION OF
RATES DEMANDED
Complaint Is Filed Against
the Washington Water
Power Company.

Complaint against contract rates
for electric service not filed with the
public utilities commission. and vary
ing from other rates SO filed, Is made
by the attorney general against the
Washington Water Power company.
The formal complaint, prepared by the
commissions order. was entered yes
terday In the name Of Attorney General
Joseph H. Peterson.
In accordance with the statutes. the
Washington company has schedules of
rates for electric lighting and power
service on file with the public utili-
ties commission. There are six. ono for
each of the following districts: Occur
d'Alene, st. Maries, Troy. Moscow,
Genesee, and the Coeur dAlene mining
district. ..
Attorney General Peterson. IN his
complaint against the company. says
~ "is informed and believes. and on
such information and belief alleges,
that the defendant maintains in vari-
Gus parts of the state Of Idaho con-
tract rates for supplying electrical en-
ergy for power and lighting service,
WhpliJ oA III P1tt oiiASiSht - JIM ~>aAcNA-
uies hereinbefore set out, and not on
file with the public utilities commits
sion," and Furthermore that these con-
tract rates. which are not on file and
differ from those which are, ARE each
and all unjust, unreasonable. unfair
and excessive. and should be greatly
reduced"
/ Therefore the commission Is asked
70 order hearing, and a complete In
vestigation of all the rates and sched-
uies Of the defendant company, and II
II appear that such rates as COM
planned against are unjust, etc, as al
legged, that the commission shall order
the defendant to cease and desist from
maintaining such rates, and establish
others In place of them, and issue such
other orders as may to the commits
sion seem proper.
Evening capital news., 1914-06-18

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Evening capital news., 1914-06-18
COMPENSATION BILL
CONDEMNEDBY TRADE
and LABOR council

BY the adoption of strong resolu-
tions the Boise Trades q Labor coun-
Gil, at its meeting last night went on
record against the workmens compen-
sation bill drafted by the Haines COM
mission, branding 1t as measure
drawn In the interest Of the mine own
ers and other big interests of the state,
instead Of for the proper protection Of
workmen.
The special committee appointed at
previous meeting. after considering
the matter at . number Of conferences.
reported the bill unfavorably TO the
council. Following a general discus
sion on the subject, during which va
rious Objectionable features of the bill
were clearly shown up. the labor or
ganization not only passed resolutions
condemning the commissions measure,
but also requested those of it's mem
bers who are delegates to the various
platform conventions to work for the
inclusion OF planks In their party plat
forms definitely condemning the bill
drawn by the Haines commission and
demanding in its stead q workmen's
compensation measure that is justly
and scientifically prepared and in the
drafting OF which the labor organiza-
tions Of the state are given fair con-
sideration.
Evening capital news., 1914-06-18
CASE TO Be
HEARD next monday

The case Of coughanour VS.. the city
of Payette, on appeal from the Seventh
judicial district, will be heard by the
supreme court next Monday, June 22
that date having been set by the court
this morning.
On Jan. 20. 1914. the plaintiff Sc
cured from Judge Ed L. Bryan Of the
Canyon county district court, an or
der enjoining the city of Payette from
building sidewalks and curbs In accord
ance with ordinances passed by Its
council, and from levying assessments
for the purpose against the property
Evening capital news., 1914-06-18
WANTED IN BOISE ON
White SLAVE CHARGE

Boise officers are seeking T. Scott
Ramey, who is wanted here upon a
white slave charge. the complaint
against the man being sworn to by
Charles F. Baker, who alleges that
Ramey enticed his niece. Theo Baker,
away from her home for immoral pur-
poses. Tho girl Is under Is years Of
age.
Constable Farmer has made dill
gent search for Ramey and while he
was in the same house with him, the
man jumped from window and es-
capped. 1t is believed with the aid of
relatives he has managed to get out
side OF the state. A description of. the
man has been sent out and II is be-
Neved he will be apprehended.
Evening capital news., 1914-06-18
CLAIMS STEERING
Gear DISABLED

Quebec. June 1s.-Counsel for own
srs Of the Storstad, which sank the
Empress of Ireland, startled the inves-
tigating commission here today with
the statement that he had been in
formed by Quartermaster Golway of
the Empress that on the night of the
disaster the Empress steering gear was
disabled. Golway was on the liners
bridge at the time. His story was de-
MED by the liners officers. 1t was de-
cided to call Golway as a witness.