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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15
9ie lSabl tn Maine
Der 1epublitaniI6e aanoioat @uners
neur 6aines fdetnt gefiegt Su
ba6en.
Die progreiiioen iinb i'm gergleia
aur prdIioentenpubl nit ibrem
9ptum I'M So. Yro0ent
5uriidgegangen.
baben.

portlano, Me., IA. September.
Ra6Dem aug Der 6dlfte Der gr0bereH
Stdrte i'm Staat oas GraebniB Der
nm Ulontua ituttgehabten @abl ein-
getrOifen mar. berri6ten INNER nod
3peifel bestigIi8 bes enbgIItigea Re=
fultats ntdt nur iopeit Der 9ouper-
neur in getraht tOmmt, ionbern AUDI
hinIi6tli4 BON bret ober bier &on-
qreboiitritten. Die unfGnaIt4 ein-
laufenben 8abIberichte itienen bic
Grpa6lunu BON gurgermeiiter. Curtis.
benz oemotratiIden 9ouperneurstdn-
oinaten ausubeuten, uber na6oem bic
Nablberihte aus ben eriten bunoert
Stdbten ein9elaufen paren, lam cer
republttdntI6e Sanbibat @ouperneur
| 6aines in bas 9oroertreffsn unb nm
II lIhr Na6ts. na4bsm bic Seri6te
aug 800 Der 500 StdDte porlageu,
/ fatte es ben 4ni8ein. als Of 6aines
nit elmer Ylurulitdt bon 1000 Stims
men iiegen lpiiroe.
Sppeit bat 6aines eine 3unabme
BON 154 Yro5ent qeoen bic flr 3dtt
nor atpei Sabren ubqeaebenen Sttm-
men au bersei6nen; Gurtis eine gu.
nabme Oon 10 groaent oeQen bag 9os
tum fir 8ilIpn, pGhrenb bic pro.
greFipen So Pro3ent i'm @erglei6 au
oem 8Otum fir gtpOiepeIt perloreH
ba6en.
8enn BAG @erbdltniR i'm 8otum
uuh fernsrbin 10 an6dIt, 10 re9net
man, baB bas @eiammtootum Der
Qroqreifipen Ii6 auf etrpa ii6er $4,000
| Sttmmen belaufen pirb. Wit Sesus
auf bas @ubIerqebniB in Orei 8pu-
greBbiitritten berrI6er, pie uIlge-
mein sugeitarben piro, 3fpeifel, ob.
i6pn bic 9ln3eiden buraufbin oe1tter,
baB nit gesua uuf Die @ertretun9 bes
! stauteg W}aine i'm &ongreB feline
Wen0erung eintreten ptrb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15
auS(an0 ue(egrap@.
9ie canning Jslann aa'
bell citation
gefinbet lid in ben $ in :
ben Der 0eutf4en, bic
bas &abel burHs
I 9 nitten ba ben.

VI u " "'
8a n Gouper, 9. g., IA. Sept.
Sier finb beitimmte Ra6ri4ten einges
troffen, bag bic Ssuti6en bic San
ming Sslano aabsls@tutiOn in gsiis
genpmmen 6aben. O6 bic Manni6afs
ten, bic am Montas, ben Z. Septsms
Der, duf Der Snisl ldn6eten, bon Dem
areu3er ,gliirnbsrs" pter Der ~Seips
5ig4 fparer, lam ni9t nit geitimmts
bsit geIdgt perben. Die 8srbinoun9
gamfielb (gan Gouper SsIano) Gnoe
oes &abels puroe 10 pl0Bli4 a6ssbrOs
den, bnB Der 9elesrap9iit auf Tdns
ming SslanO nur i'm StanOe mar, gu
metben, bdB bepaffnete Wanni9dften
in Uniform gslanbet uno in bag Blu
reau oes Superintenbenten eingeoruns
gen Ieien. Sier ipuroe Die goti9aft
ploBIi9 imterbro6en uno ieitpem ipar
oas &d6el auber 8etrieb.
Die 9eutI9en batten tDd6rideinIif
6as aa6st IofOrt am 2anbenoe Onrd'
i1nitten unb bic &obIsn uno ionitigeH
9orrGt6e, biz fir bic 2lngeitellten Der
&abelsaompasnis aufgeitapelt tparsn'
an gorb ibrss S4iffes ssbrddt. Sh
iie bic SsIsgrupbiiten oIs ariegssefan'
gene mitsenommsn babsn, lit ni4t be-
tdnnt.
Dem 8ernebmen ndb bat oas britt
Ihs NarinesMiniitsrium bersitE
Sdritte gstbau, LIN ben telegrapbiidsu
8srtsbr nit Quitralien uno gleu See
lamb pieberbersuIteuen. DepeItsr
BON England unb fonitpo perben trl'
5fpiiden iibsr periien, SintersSnoter
unb per transtontinsntaleu 5elsgrapl
burd aluftraIisn ssI4idt.
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Rome, 2lasta, 13. September.
(5n Der gef0rbsruns Oer3Osert.) Der
gunbes 3pqtutter Bear" traf am
Sonutas bier nit elf ueberlebenoen
Der Monni9aft beg Saiffss r&arlut"
Der StefanfIon'i3en YOlarerpeOitiOH
elm, bic DON bem @uioliui9ooner
Sting anb Winge" ppn Wrangea
JsIano ssrettst unb auf bic Bear"
traHsfsrirt pOrbeu paren. Disie
lIsterlebenoen iiHD:
WiIliam Qairo WhainIep, Wfa9nes
titer aus GIpbe 9ant, S9ottIanb.
Sobn Wunroe, Obermai9iniIt.
Bert @iaiumion, 5neiter WlaI9i.
niit.
Ro6srt Semplsmdn, Stetparb.
6reo 80. WIaurer, 3ei5er.
WIelroie 9eableg.
Sin gitimu nit 5rcu uub SsDe:
Sirbern.
9eorse Stetpart Malod, 9eoIogc,
aus 0amilton, Ont, uno George
9rettp, Elm Sei3sr, Harlem ouf Der
.SnIel an Storbut uno tpuroen bort
beitdttst.
Si6ne Mameu, 5ilfsz 5Opograpb
unb geologs aus Gbriitionia, 9Iorpez
gen, eri8Ob ii6 periebentIic9 nit ieis
nem eiaenen 9etpebr. 2tu3 er puroe
aui Der SufeI begraben.
2l6t Wtonn perben permibt uno
iino fir tpot aufgese6eH tporoen. IS
iino bisIes:
gllerunoer 2tleranOerfor, eriter
TIaat; @barles GARNER, 3peiter
ulaat; 5p6n 9robp. WtatDie, $.
sing, Watrpie
Z6ieTs bier OerIieBsn Oos 8rad per
.aarlut" d4t5ig W1eilcn pcn Ger
8rangeQ Snfel entfernt unD nurben
nidt tUisber geFsIen,
glqiIter ,WtadaD, 2lr5t aug
gbtubura, s6ottlono; Sumes Mur.
ran, Oseancgrap6 aug Sprfielb, Gngs
lamb; 6enri geanaate, gnt6rppoloae
aug qGris, 2bonTds U(crrls, Wbatrole.
DteIe rier perlieben gleiffGlls bas
@rdd ner s&arlut" ba5eu Die Wrons
aeQ Sniel ME srretdt uno iinb 5tpetz
felsobne umgetommen.
Die .,9ing duo Winge" fu6r am 3,
Septerlbtr BON HOme nd9 Dem Oits
tap, Sibtrien, ab, I'M bort gsttmos
unb 6ell6opte an 9Orb 81 nebneu.
sic fu6r bann na6 Rpgers 9arbor,
auf ser 8rangsG SnisI. unb Ianbete
bort nm baIb spsi ubr am 6. Sep
tember. Bier @stimos IN einem 5ell.
boot gelung es, bur9 oas @is Bis an
bic ssnisl gu selansen unb lie bra4ten
mebrere Der lleberlebenoen BON Der
,Garlut" suriit, bic Iicb in etrum
Eager in Der Rdbe bes llfers beftn,
ben batten. Der Snopner fubr ounn
na9 Der anoeren Settle Der SnTel uno
boIte ben Reit Der leberlebenbeu ab,
bsr iis bort in siaeu, Eager befans.
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HeriOaslsN oti;en.

6err 6oparb G. Wurfiber,
prdIibent Der Rubolpb WurIibsr Co.,
ipuros am Samitas BON isiner Dob.
niins, 90. 421 Straigbt Strobe, in
ollsr Gils na9 benz SiibiIbsu Sofpis
tai ssi9afft, no BON Sr. Runioboif
icslsi4 cine Speration iuesen 8linbs
barmentsiinbuns porgenommen tpurbe.
Wie geitern aus bem 5oipital beri9s
tst tpuroe. ideint bic Operation gut
perlanfen su ieiu.
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ganpereinsnadlridlten.

2ln anberer Stells Ses 9lattes lit
Der Ginansauspeis Der Wauiir !Sal
2Dan anb guilbins So. fir bas pers
floifene Gei9dftsiabr hsr5ffentliht.
Der 9sriat asist. baB Die Gefeli4dft
pieber elm febr erfclsreides Sabr bins
ter iid bot, bas ibr u:sls nsus Runs
ben 5usefiibrt unb ibren llHfab gang
beoeutenb erb0bt bat. Dieter GrfoIs
III elm ipoblperbienter, bsnn bic GeielIs
f4aft wirb na9 itrens rseIlsn prins
5ipisn bon srfabrenen unb ptrtruus
enspiirbisen 9samien seleitei unb
lam babtr NIT sutem Getpifsu Sc.
hermann tmpfobIsn fpttstn.
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$500
9eluillist Der 9sntidJe eanSiucbr.ger'
elm fir bic 9eufidlen 9ricsSnOtg-
ieioenoen.
llc6eriueiit Den getras jeoodj an ben
crb.9lm. Scutidjen 9riegerbnnO.

sssn Ser geitrigcn Sisine oes Geut.
idJen gnnorDebr. 8ereins, Die uitter
8oriib bcs Serrn @rnit @eber iino
nit Serrn 9leam SenbeI6af als iicl'
pertretenOer Shriitfiibrer, in Der
@aiGington 9lntiorm itattiano, Dllr'
oen, nadoem bic 9ln9cIegenbeit pom
einigen aamern0erb. iii glnreeung ge'
6radt iporSen mar, $500 fiir Die
striegsnotbIeicenben in 9eutid)lolto
bepi1ig. un6 beihloiien su oieien
3pcde eillcn Der Bouos aus BEN Ser
einsuermogen 81 perfaufer. 8abreno
hic 9Ibitinmling iiber ben getrag DER
9ewilligung cine einliimrutge mar,
oititano cine ldngere Gebette iiber ole
Sragc, OF oas @elO Der bieiigen
3euiiGen ulo Geiterreiddif.lln9ori.
idcn S5ilisqeienidJait. oOer 6eut georO-
9tmeritaniideu 9eutifen StrIeger
buno jugepieicn meroen icae. cine
9ln5abI Dlitglie0er pertrateu Die 9n'
iidt oaf Der 2anopebrperein als
loldler einen pon nnoeren lllterltlls-
ihgsoereinen pcridieOenen GBarafter
tragc lno iid) Ieoiglih mir Inn Oie
strieger unO &dmerooen Der oeutlheil
gtrmee fiimmcrn ioae. Dieie glnIi6t
luur0e Don anoeren WlitglieoerL 6es
ionpers 6en SoeIren gloam SenSelbadl
ino Gas. Sdcuernlann, ols einc IT.
rige be,pidnct nn0 lie enlpiahIen, OaS
@cI6 Der 6ieiieeit Siili5geielIidait ail
ii6crneiien, Inn Sen Don Cincinnati
ans All elltienoenSen getrng jll esiem
foIoiialcn sn geitalten. G.i Der ab.
thinning ergab es iid) ieood, oaB Die
gciiIruorter 6es ariegerbun0es Die
MeDrbeit batten iln0 Die iSolge mar,
nab bcr getrag Dem Shoemeilter Die
les gunoes iiberipieien iperoen miro.
Die Moger res Gatrlotisrns gin8ei
iogar iopcit. oab ein Diitglieo, Serr
Gancr, oen gntrng itellte. $1,000 5il
bepiQigcn. Ger ieood IN slnbetraht
oeg nur etlpa $1,000 betrnsen6en Der.
einsuern,0gens nitt gut paiiirt iDer.
Den fonnte.
Serr Stto arueger berihtete, oab
Sas aui Dem 9lmpeien 6es aaHeraser,
Soeins absebaItene gasfet.9ienic iebr
biibi4 perlailien lei lno einen llebcr'
id)uB BON S14.25 ergebcn babe.
gln 5pei erfranfte Wtitglieoer irlir'
De ole iiblife llntcritiitung i'm ge-
TRACE BON SIS nusbesabIt.
Die Scrren arueger uno Serupei
unterbreiteten einen geriht iiber Die
Iebte GeIegatcriisung bes 3..a
Staotrerbon6es, iorpie iiber Die
Stn1tsfonpention in Soleoo
@eeen ciner ibm angeblih 5iigefiig.
ten 9eIei0iglmg Seitens zines anbe-
rem aameraoen unterbreitete Serr
gIntcu SfneQer ieiue gfeiiguatton als
SefretGr oes gereiug. bod iDuroe bic
ialbc 3uriidselegt uno elm pom Brdii'
oenten erunnntes 3reier.aommittee
5cauitra9t, nit Serrn Sdneller Hiid'
iprate 5u nebnen uno i'm 81, &C.
iuden, Die Reiiguntion siiriid5u5ielen
Die glugelegenbeit oe5 gtitgIieaes
Sugo @oebm Der iih iest in Gbicasc
bcfln6et uno Der @erein eriudIte. i'm
cns gleiieselo fir ieinen eintritt in
Sas guhorliderGeim poriultreden,
ipnrbe auf ben Siif gelegt.
9ie giunabmen betrugen $3.50
mlO ole ausgaben SIS.
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1ies unS 9as.

Sente bseinnt i'm 9ibTon SpuIs
bic 25. Sabrsspsriamnluns Der Ruz
tional 9lfoeiation Of 9ife llnbsrfurit<
srs. gs perbsn an bic tauienb De-
Islaten uno @GIts ertpnrtst. Die Mit.
alieber bes GIelutipratbs pdren ses
tern bic Safe Sss Ssrrn Seiie R.
glart, prdfbsntsn Der Union Central
aebsns0erii4srunss GeieuI4aft.
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Mmenoirung
ge5iislid ser Sone Rule
gorlase pon bersngs
III Regierung
perinrndpu
peripro6en.

. v
aonOon, IA. Sept. - Sn beiben
lSGuiern bss parIaments puroen bic
abssoroneten ain Wontug ii6er bic
abiidten Der Regierung nit geSua auf
bic Some Rule 9Orlase aufgeIldrt.
SM llnterhauIe CAB Der grsmiermini.
iter qsauitb gtufidlub iibsr eie pldne
Der Regierung uno i'm S6erbauie Der
Warqlis Of Creme. Gr sub oas Der
iprehsu i'm Ramen Der Reaierlne
odb cine gorlase CUR glmsnoirung ser
Some Rule @orlage eiussreidt ipsr.
ben piirbe uHo gab Su glei6sr 3eit
bic 9sriiderung. buB oisie reue gprs
ldge Dor oem Sntrafttretsr Der Some
&uis gprlase srleoist rperben ipiirbe.
Die glmenoirilnss s@orlase piroe
ni9t interchangeable einsn 1beil
bon lllfer ober lllfier iiberbaupt diis-
Ihlieben, ba bic Gtimmung in SrIanb
felt 8eginu bss 8rieses cine seipaltise
Manblung erfabren babe. Der War.
quis gab Der aniiht 4usbrud, bab 70.
baIo bic COME Rule gprIase @eiebess
.sraft srbaIttu babe. bic SrlanSer in
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ar;essbeute,
Rit Der nidt piel 5u
prdbleu tt.

2onbon, Is. Sept. Giner De-
pside aug paris aufolge iino Ie!t
Counting 81 Giienbubn5iigs nit geu'
ts, bic auf ben SdIadtfeloern Der
Warne auIammsngelsisH puroen, N
@incennes angetommsn. Inter Der
9eute befanbsn iid elf Gsi4iibe. iies
ben Motorpagen nit Wunition, bier
S6nsIfeusrssi4iiBe. orei aeropldns,
5ipei flade NassOHs, bic nit Selmen.
Gepebrsn, Seitensspebrsn uiu. be.
lcbsn pdren unD nit Wusen Der Der.
i6ieoeniten art.
Ttan nimmt an, bab felt Dem BE.
eiuu poriger Wo9e ben 9eutiten 80
Gelauss, 30 S6nellfeuergei6iise uns
40 Wassn abgenommsn purbsn, ne.
ben eirsr grrssn Mense BON Tsini.
tipn.
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Sdaaren ii9 fir bic @rmee anperben
laFen nirben. @r mics auf bic proa
teite bin, bic laitt seporben paren, uls
Siiodfritd Selbitresierung gegebsn
perben iollte unb pergli4 oann Die ous
maliae Stimmung bort nit Der ROae,
bic itbt BAG 6pGdnDii4e Clement fir
bas adiferrei8 isit geginn Dec ariss
oes fpielt.
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auftfdifferblatbe

SeIbpebsI (ber duf Der Uniform sis
nes Solbaten elm Saar entoedt): gnt.
fernen Sie nal fofort bus S9IeppIgt
DON Sbrsr I@isIlIappel1
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Die Warpffnmer
Gangen aud an, lid su
redeu.

2onbon, Is. Sept. Cine De-
peid)e aus Gibraltar iagt. OaB Die
WnrOttaner Tia iibsral regen unb sin
gtufiiano i'm @robsu gu bsfiirdtsn
lei. 5ran5Oiii6e uuo ipaniide Grisss.
i9iffe fino nu4 Warotto unteripess.
.SSH Der H6be BON 5etuag piro
felt feds 5assH ge,dmpft. Die Spa.
nier baben auoid unb 8uisDil na9
beftigem Wioeritanb seHpmmsn. Eau.
Ienbe BON perionen tommsn BON
9anger mad qllsscirus beriiber, oa
iie einen aufitanb Der Marottansr
tefiir4tsn.
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Snbtbirt

,Sat SnnSesridter Sooling in SaH
Tranciscu Die StrafpOllItrefing
untcr bcm pGipe Cine 9lct."
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Die in Der slnselesenbeit notbpen6i.
gen edritte su tbun
SShr erge6ener
(scs) 8. 9. 9 piegeL
8iirgcrmeiiter. :"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-14
NO TRACE FOUND OF
POST OFFICE ROBBERS
Capital News Special service.)


Ontario July 14.-No trace has yet
been found of the lone highwayman
who robbed the post office and store at
Harper about 10 o'clock last Friday
night. There were three men in the
store at the time of the holdup, the
postmaster and two others. The rob-
Der secured about $2O5 in cash, mostly
from the till, only about SIS belong
ing to the post office was taken, the
stamps being left. After committing
the robbery the man mounted his horse
and rode away after warning those in
the store not to come out until he
had been gone five minutes. Postmas-
ter Turner took three shots at the flee
ing robber, as he rode away but 1t
Is not known whether any Of the shots
took effect or not. The mans tracks
were followed up the gulch and $26.1O
of the stolen money was recovered,
where he had dismounted after getting
out of range of Turner's gun.
The man is described by Charles
Loco, one Of the men held up in the
store, as being of a rather dark COM
plexion, with dark hair and eyes, about
5 feet 10 inches tall, of slim build and
had about two weeks growth of beard
on his face. The robber wore no
mask and those in the store at. the
time of the robbery state they could
easily identify him.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-14
PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE
WILL HOLD A RALLY
Capital News Special servicel

Lewiston, July 1.-THE Nez Perce
county Progressive league will hold its
first meeting at Fort Lapwai on Satur-
day, July IS. Paul Clagstone, can6i-
date for United States senator, will be
present and will address the club.
This club was organized at the meet
ing of the Nez Perez county central
committee last month. Since then the
work of completing the organization
has been in full swing. Many men
who We're members of both of the old
parties in the past have announced
their intention of supporting the new
party this year and many of the can
didates for office on the Progressive
ticket in Nez Perez county will be men
who at the last election were men
toned prominently for old county
places.
At the meeting announcements of
candidates. OF al the county offices
will be made. Nez Perce county will
have a full Progressive ticket in the
field.
AS yet there has been very little ac-
ton in the circulation of nomination
petitions by anyone in this county. It
is said that every one of the present
county officials will seek reelection
this year.
Probate Judge Daniel Needham of
this county has announced himself as
a candidate for district Judge in the
second judicial district. Judge Steele
is at present the incumbent having
held the place for the past 16 years.
Former Sheriff Tom Barton of this
county has announced himself a can
didate for sheriff on the Progressive
ticket. Until recently Barton has been
considered a Democrat. T. d. McCar-
ty Of Genesee. another former promi-
nent Democrat. is said to be a candi-
date for the Pull Moose nomination for
commissioner
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-14

TO THE VOTERS OF ADA COUNTY:
Greeting: For a number Of years 1
have had the honor to serve you as
County Superintendent of Schools and
have enjoyed your confidence and CO.
operation in my efforts to advance the
interests of education in Ada County.
I appreciate and am truly grateful to
you for the continual goodwill and
approval you have manifested toward
me and my work in behalf OF your
schools, without which my most earn
est efforts must have failed in their
purpose.
AS your superintendent 1 have tried
TO be sensibly progressive. lending my
influence to those educational move
ments which seemed to be the out
growth Of well tried experiences and
which seemed to best meet the needs
of our growing conditions.
Within the last ten years Ada Coun-
ty has experienced a remarkable
growth in many lines and especially
has this been noticeable in its school
system. The rapid settlement of its
outlying arid parts and the steady
growth of its more sparsely settled
localities have severely taxed the pat
rons of the districts to provide school
facilities for their children. This de-
velopment has necessitated the or
ganization Of twenty new dis
tricts with as many new school
houses, where nine years ago there
were but thirty three in the county; it
has compelled the building of additions
to the school-houses of seven districts
and the erection of larger grade build
ings in ten of the old districts. Thus
1t will be seen that within the last dec
AIDE, with but few exceptions, every
district has had to enlarge or rebuild
its school-house to make room for the
increased school enrolment.
This activity in building has i'm
posed heavy burden upon the pat
rons and school officials and gives
some idea of the responsibility rest
ing upon your superintendent. Not
only has the school system grown in a
material sense, but 1t has almost -reb-
led in the number of pupils enrolled
and teachers required to instruct them
which has involved the still heavier
responsibility OF developing a greater
degree of perfection in the organiza-
ton Of the system.
1t seems to me that my experience
and training through these years but
fit me to serve you more acceptabbly
and that should continue in my pres
ent position, If you desire it. There
fore, announce myself a candidate
for reelection to the office of County
superintendent Of Schools for Ada
County, subject to your decision at
the Republican primaries.
Sincerely yours
ADV. Jy12. IVY M. WILSON.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-14
WALLIS SPEAKS TO
FOOD OFFICIALS AT
NATIONAL MEETING


Portland. Me-, July 14.-The thir-
teenth annual convention of the
American Association of State and
Federal Food and Drug Officials. which
opened here yesterday, proved to be
the most largely attended of any meet
ing Of its kind ever held in the United
States.
The commissioners were stirred to
enthusiasm by the ringing address of
James H. Wallis, food and drug COM
missioner of Idaho and the president
Of association. Commissioner Wal
lis took strong ground in favor of uni
formity Of food and drug laws, but de-
clared that uniformity should not be
made cloak to emasculate strong
statutes, but that the weak laws must
be made to conform to the strong
Referring to frauds perpetrated I'M
der the food laws, President Wallis
said: mot all violations of our food
laws are attacks upon health, many of
them are assaults upon the pocketbook
During the year in many states strong
and effective efforts were made to
stamp out some of these frauds. The
vast majority OF food manufacturers
are honest and square. but occasional
ly we find one who conceives 1t neces-
sary to his success to hoodwink the
public regarding the quality or guam
tity of the particular food ne sells
Such a one is no better than he who
pliers from the public in other ways
and he should be dealt with accord
ingly."
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-14
TOPUSH WORK ON
OREGON&EASTERN
Contract Let for Construc-
ton Of 40 More Miles
of Roadbed.
tcapital News Special service.)

NSdpltdl dNeWS special SerV1ce.)
Ontario. July IA report from
Juntura states that a contract for 40
more miles of roadbed on the Oregon
& Eastern has been let west from
Riverside toward Dog Mountain and
work will commence at once.
There are seven bridges over the
Malheur river in the canyon between
Juntura and Riverside and when they
are completed, which will be some time
tended to Riverside. These bridges
are all of heavy main line construction
and the s5-pound steel rails are being
laid for the track. At present the pay
roll averages $1,000 day.
The Payette Valley railroad has been
taken over by the Oregon Short Line
and the roadbed is to be improved and
heavier rails laid and standard equip
ment put on the road.
Work will soon commence on the re-
building of the main line bridges over
Snake river one mile north of On
tario and the piers will be built wide
enough for double tracking. 1t will re-
quire from a year to Is months to
build these two bridges. one Of which
is $50 feet and the other 240 feet, and
from $50 to ESQ men will be employed
The false work on one of the new
bridges of the o. & e. in the Malheur
canyon just this side of Juntura burned
yesterday and the train service be-
tween that place and Ontario will be
Inconvenience for several days as a
result.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-14
BUILDS AN IDEAL
SUBURBAN HOME
Travelling Man Makes His
Fruit Ranch a Beautiful
Country Spot.
tstah Correspondence

Meridian, July 14.-D. c. chase Is
developing one of the finest suburban
homes in the state at point half q
mile north of Meridian on the inter-
ur6an railroad. He there has a fine
20-acre bearing apple orchard and is
now building a strictly modern 10room
bungalow, a large barn and an imple-
nent house, at a total cost exceeding
$4,000. All the construction Is by day
work under Foreman Work of Boise,
Mr. Chase is sales manager for the
National-Acme Manufacturing COM
pany Of Cleveland. o., and Is on the
road practically all the time. His firm
has a world trade for the automatic
screw machines and their products,
which they manufacture in Cleveland
and Montreal The Montreal factory
employs $50 men and the Cleveland
plant has 1900 employees.
Mr.. Chase now calls Meridian his
home. He is a brother of Mrs. w. A.
Simpson OF Boise He has owned the
20-acre orchard here three years. He
came out here for his health and
spends three or four months a year
here. He will continue this program so
long as he remains in business with
the big Cleveland firm. He states he
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-14
free Book On Stomach IFS

George. H. Mayr of 1874 Whiting ST.,
Chicago. Ill, a prominent druggist, has
published a guide to health. in which
he shows how he CURED himself and
brought relief to thousands OF other
sufferers from constipation, bilious
ness, indigestion and intestinal trou-
bles by the use Of French healing oils.
One dose usually convinces. The most
chronic cases rarely need over three
doses. Any one wanting copy of this
book can get it at the drug store free.
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy
is now sold here by McCrum Drug Co.
ADV.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-14
An Unfailing Way
To Danish Hairs
(Beauty Notes)

Ugly hairy growth can be removed
in the privacy Of your own home If
you get small original package of
delatone and mix into a paste enough
of the powder and water to cover the
hairy surface. This should be left on
the skin about 2 minutes. then removed
and the skin washed and every trace
OF hair will have vanished. No harm
or inconvenience can result from this
treatment, but be sure you buy real
delatone--Adv.