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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25

II. j.. Allen, confectioner, doing
business at Twenty-sccoud and I
Streets, fled petition in VOLUNTARY
bankruptcy yesterday afternoon In the
United States District Court. The
schedule Of liabilities totaled s725.44,
which Is Offset by assets amounting to
81 E07 az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25
,,.nuIt Co.t. JIu Spo

lack AinStcr WAS yesterday fined 500
and costs ~ the Police Court when ar
lFlgned on Il charge OF aSsaultinp Louis
Sciecl with u brick and threatening to
cut him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25
Thicy., por, Through Floor.

DetCCtiVcs Wcrc ycstcrday engaged
in searching for evidence in the bur
Eiary case at w. & BunclIcz'S store, DOL
Moore street. which occurred on Sun
day night The thieves bored through
the tiocr and stole merchandise valued
at $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25

Earnest Morgan and !. II. Myers, ar
rested IN Clnrkc's Spring property
hncd 81 and costs by Justice Crutch-
hcld IN the Police Court yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25
Pined $40 for Crur,,y

Louis Johnson. colored. was fined SO
and costs by Justice Crvtchneld yes
terday when arraigned in the Police
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25

An officer of this bank re-
Gently compared the for
tlficatiOnS of a nation
with Il mans savings &C
count.
They protect.
One strong attraction Of
the savings account is
the fact that. whereas a
fort is a constant eX-
pcnsc. YOUR SAVINGS
ACCOUNT ACTUALLY
EARNS MONEY FOR
YOU NIGHT AND DAY.
Why not start with this
big national bank now.
bring in 81 or more, and
add TO it regularly? We
welcome small accounts
here. at the safest for
savings bank.
li0l East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25
Icined 500 for sbootlpr.

Ike Lewis. colored. arrested on a
warrant charging him with shooting
at Lillian Ramsey, was yesterday fined
700 and costs by Justice Crutchflcld in
the Police Court.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
H0uSEwIvHS 10 LEARN HOW
10 DETECT ADULfERAf1oNs

San Francisco. Calf. Fob. 10
Til" housewife who Visits tho rana.
ma.i'acific International Exposition
will find In ,h- Palace of Liberal
Arts. an exhibit of the methods al
adni'cra,ion Of iood products. drugs.
anil even Of dry goods. and will have
tho psi,ilcsc Of seeing daily demon
sifations Of ways Of detecting these
authorizations. chiof Theodore Har.
dec OF the Department has ,iann'd
this ns spccia, Pure Food cdnca-
tlonni display. hest methods rm-
ploycd in preserving fools In all
parts Of the e'ohc will bc shown.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
fAllouS 1E)(o Wll
3le N 1M()(oD

The etaiAea. New SsSk ssssr.
i4esa Rice. So al the ~egsA's Ea1ss
isDsAs eesssst siassss. will ss scarf
il ne Firs. NssAasiss eAareh in
rSiAtAAa ssxl WsAsesaas nisA,, Ns
Is aeosstsnisi W. Jeasts cA~s~s
itie<. fisAisa.
as<eiAi asraASssaesis hste tsks
aaaae fss lhe<~ iss iaissisa artists
Ia ssp$aF keTo aAAsr asss.al ~ifrass-
stances. ahkh aiii ssasie ali ssssso
tsass~ In s@ss ahe&. ~h~shss iAss
asss ass srssisr asilar asnlsslss iss
ssAsssa il cities sAssH tsef sigs
ssssisr concerts. ~ 80
rfe irrsa Nsskaai.s. Ice .sis sFa-
sisi ssssl. viii sAsss Ss~ra Ms SSs4s
10 sss pablo smhsss sss nssiss
aassiesisA Zee asa a-p~Aa ssaif~is
spsaa ihs ssiasssss sffrsias. aAsse
sAe's sisiss Aass s~ essssssa ss
Sss's aps~sissiaA,
M iisrri . ssis 10 sassr<s . ,sAr
ss ssss~ sf s~@askAsss s~resases.
ahss sSsHs iaiis sa shasAs his sasi
ssero ar Hio-. il ki< lSsrs. has
sisss s.s~e srsisai. il tssros~. Cas-
ass asa The tAi,ni STATES. ssh An.
esissa q srPasaiiss as Ss@ sf shs
fSssss@ss sSassu sise~ss il Iss
snsJl,
Noe ssas be has assaiA~a saeesss
In sosssss sasS ssso.sehssas sss
~esiS. M hiS. aS~. aSs fnssss sis
@ssis sk-seh atfltisltpss. asa sr.rsAs
ass fsss several years Ne Mss sessr
i~s . essasf xs ~ siIhoss aaissisx
his ssissI In assi.s sessa sh-sea n
shAassss sisF b. i. 10 t.iA-ss.~ -
pesA sisAs.. .hss NJ sas as 's5Sa
iat-.' ~ as~>ss sis-s . ss.svs &c.
ssssi. isasiss ih. sasss-r Al sos~P~s-
Ssisns ssiseis ~ish Ms aads-Mss,
ttsssisE shss Ms, ni.e ~.sia ta.s
shsoass TsistsaA - ~. ssf sasi.
'ss MssAa-ii.a esssh sana si~es saI
hssn hiss s,nr sff in rsssissa s.a
sts- . sevisAis
The soasess viii stars .. . s'ssefs
Wsasssaisg svssins. r~sraass 90.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
U,igse Disssr 1t
hssiisss, Lssestiss-
6oa PMfy Paytahe

ose - H. oas aat4ss atshSs
pesties sAss No. ~s~s asesssrA 10
Osasssos sssessA shis assa ss Nass.
9asA Vbso ~ 0sGsAess n sss sas.
@sasAnosi lsvsssissilas en~nisss~.
sassshes slth the sshss ssahssS nj
she snas,~saesesl isss.sisasise eosn.
Alstee. losstAes ~slh tn a,hes a~n..
bees ee the esrasstna nasss. ssl =,
shs aaes table Ia IN. eo@raay
hnssains kesse.
The soeRresssu~s s,~ With anf--.
sises 'hss ssaessssa IL. enrss,siae &
effect Of shef ssaA sis as sh- 0oaa.
sains. reey sas side b, side With
tt~ ssssss~stativea At the oe~sssns
Hsh af sh-sa ja~ss' uason. isushins
and johis,. saA rassias the fooA Ia
zach other u strictly iasasmsl fash.
Inn. Ever, holy asr heartily. ana
pssisrd tho s0hassatisi nature of tho
''psornndes'' provided.
Aftrf~sfd the mcmh~ss of tho
roNmiiir-' iatrfvirwcsi q number os
tho eisisrns Of iisssiass on the srou-
hi~ that has occurred there since tho
Inauguration a the strike. They -s.
anincd ,hr snAesous bullet hoie. In
the hosscs. Cliatoa Rohiascu. one
osthc mine n,ssds concerned In the
hattie of Octobcf IS. In which one
q thcir number. Angus Alexander.
was killed. toid the story n the
fight.
i,ig Jim nicnvarius IA under arrcs,
fort hc decd. aad occupies n coll In
tho eoun'S jAii In Trinidad nt the
prescnt Tine.
Tho vic'or.Amcrican Instruction
car was inspected by tho committee.
who praised ita appointments.
f'ciarun and Tobasco nill he vis-
itcd later iuthc afternoon. according
to tho itinerary mapped out. after
whie hrc,rrn viii be made to Trini-
dad. II IL probable that tho hearing
win hc resumed tonight.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
PERSONALS

hea =, lshssss. e AsAeL b VI
TrisiSsA lsAay - haasissss- 4
y. q. cnsey. - Ia Jsssa. = 81
- Trisi4sA ssAay - Asasassas.
Js0ss cNaaAias. q PssvpsA caaA i.
Is = frisiAaA kssissas Waiter ie1ay.
Mn J, ., rsyse. q nsaAssa. y
vktaiss tssssAs b Tstai1s1 oelay.
Y, T. lsrtis eaos 10 tAis oAssiAs
frso hk hans 10 heater fsr . fev
Aays' hass;ssas visit hsss.
q. \, xsssss <soe 10 lSss sisAs
ssaa bic haos u Raise fss o ssG.
ssss visit ss ssssssi AaSs.
J, ~ ssssHss eaae 10 iasa s.sAl
fRa0 sss haos u lhsoSss fer Q hssi,
ssss sis1s Al s~sessi days,
\. keA~sii arrived here sNsssAay
fEea his hs4ss u i,seAaa to- . has:-
oa-~ visit ~ shsee ~ esss Asys,
. t'ossss assisea here isA sisAi
frao sis Aaoe il t..s vsGDs sag
f~~ Asss' hss.iss.s sisls h this city.
Charles J. sssssii sss1seA here
shts oasaias fsa0 hk AAos 10,
iiiaasssassas. tiiissis. for q ssssse.s
visit Of fex aays.
i.isssesass asa Mrs.. 4. =, Liz.
a~stsls sss ssssAiss . fs~ sAss 10
rststdsa, iksassass iIsAesssss =
sssaiassS s1 ti~swisa.
Mr. ", y liso~a ssns in ,A.s
sishs ffes Ass hsoe 10 I.aa Asssaes
fae fss aass' visit IN ssss siiy sisk
fsissSs asa relatives.
Mrs. T. 4. tis,i sss~sssA iAss ssss,
fsss tssis ss~sas. Jess<. vhss .Ae has
se~si iAs taA1 saass sisiitss hsf
ssss-f. Mrs., e. =. Nsshse.
Nc. sna Ms. rs.i tsiis arrived
here ssis sAssiss isea sssis Aas,e
10 Las vsSas sas . sssslse~s sst
pleasure visit sf . fsr AsyA.
Ne. $50 Mrs., J~fts Jes~s arrived
A~s~ yesterday fsnn their hsos 10
0sissse. cn,ossAa. fer . ~ AsyS.
asss.isess ssi hi~s~ass sisi, 10 rsssI.
Asa.
G~ssxe NskisAns at he ilishasA,
ke~ssss iasssis,t Hardware seMeaay
arrived hss. this aossiss asess hh
hoa- ;a tsIsssn fas . t-ssise~s visit
ef .1s~ss, dass il shts sisisi,y.
NJ. SD Mrs. 4. J. NstsoAs ~.
rived hese tsss ss~asax tse0 shsis
heme II Ra'os see = fsv days lsssi.
ssss ssd pleasure visit. NJ. Mel.
oshe is a seii tsnvs ssssh e~sss ss
cnlfss cosasS. Nee Mes:so. .
t~ios \. chssesiis. q tesass resi-.
asss NJ this city. IL herr - . ssu
1sy~' sseeesaa visis. NJ. cAAeee,ls
- 3ro0issat ssai1saa Il Dsavse.
jle vas ~ tie tioe q h.s rsssAeses
II shis e:ty. peses1sss os The fsiai.
AsA Water Hosts aaA peeasAsas os
the shsa vletae ya~i cnapaay.
which sss later tssehassA Sy the
vlrtas.Aa~siraa Fael csapaay. Tie
10 snv sss Il The psiaeirai swsess
a. vassr pnwsr esmrsay epesa,ins
IL wyo0isR sad rsah.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
DEPUTY Aff01jiIY
orruAI xrlr

Francis D: isoasA. a-r.ss attorney
sss~ssi arrived h3s~ this snosaiss
from hcn,.s. sad ~iii .p-na the s--
siaiad.r af tho week in Tsiaiaa,i.
VIZ. iia,ck stated this t,nsnins that
he visit had noshiax In ao With 'h.
Congressional iss~ssisassna. iic 1.
In conference iodsy With G~s~saI
chas~ sna tho officers Of the Judge
advocates denastmea'. hut aeSor,i.
ins 10 Mr. 'iosrk oai,' routine hasi.
n~ss connected with military matter.
j. heinz considered.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
NONE HALF 90 GOOD
AS CHANBERLA1N's

- havn tried number Of couIi
found any half 80 good Ms Chamber
lain's Cough ftcmcdy.' writes Mrs.
Alex. johnson. New nnvcn. ird. II,
Aiii not only check Group In, will
euro cough Or cold quicker than
any other romcdy We have used. The
children like IL nnd know It can
not do thrm harm ns II Is froc from
opintcs." For xalc ny all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
". K. vAHDEAl1IT COUNTRY
HOUSE DEST1oYED ~ FIlE

Jericho. l.. l., Feb. ls.--The coun-
try homo Of M~. ". X. Vanderbilt.
valued with tho furnishing and art
treasures at nearly $1,000. 900. was
destroyed by fire today. Tho only
occupants were caretaker and
servants loft to look nftcr the prop
erty.
Tho carctakcr attributed tho blaze
to nm ovcrheated furnace. The firo
departments Of Ilieksville and West.
bury were called, but on account Of
the snow clogged roads they were
unable to drag their apapratus to tho
scene. ,F .
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
NEW YORK COTTON
~ EXCHANGE NENDEk DIES

New York. Fob. iS.-Gcorgc W..
Neville. one ofthc most prominent
members Of tho New York cotton ex-
chnnAc. and It's president during
1911 aud i012. died today Mt Eliza.
both, y. j.. after nm operation for
appendicitis. lie was SO years old.
lie established the cotton exchange
firm Of Weld and Neville.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
sEA7oN 70 PITCH FOR FEDS.

Chicago. III. Feb. 1S.-Thomns
Seaton. last year pitcher with the
Philadclphia Nationals. signed today
to pitch for tho Federal league. It
was announced from headquarters.
seaton will 70 10 Brooklyn. lie de-
clarci that he had not come to any
agreement with President Baker of
the philadelphia club.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18

The Salvation Army cnm rsc any
cnst-off. clothing. furniture. Kitchen
utensils. dishes. htddinr. etc, Any
ono having any of such ricasn phone
lied 2aG5 and they will he called
for promptly. Thanks.--Caninin T..
$. Hans. ...sf
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
uDfIu yuR M vuDs1k

l.lee60 e0P thD Va6el6oi 10o C.N
carrier hoys aov paaoso aeV vate'
sisa Tss hays vtll bssv the vAasstee
wssa shsy esiivse pspseA wbsa
200 hear the vtlsejs saet9Ae 90
sisAes hsesaiSss ~ yese C-N ~
aaae u ~ beea tARQ4n.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
cHAS. Z. TliOaGp0Oeg
Tsseisv q aUl0
P11VA1E LUoQIo.
3it Ase Seyeet. YAsos {. III
Call q Lave YsaS AA1Boaa
uNbIHSHIRIyY 1s17u
n Hc,ous n

whiie s~ssiss = E.sursAs Sssaes1oy
afsessona. t'ss~sshestff xske NssslA
~ss si,Srssa By . sirsoass aa9 ssA
received . i<sisfat ttsSA ~esaA js~a
ss~~se sh~ sskis. NJ. Nsssls waa
ssikiss In sh" aAs. ahns utes b.
had the raf-ss 10 s~sSs. sA<s tie
aas sss ar h-hisA ssa sss M teeth
iissnty in xstvR isR h~fasr ~ hses
Inc hsuss vss ss-nas.
Martha s~sasea aeAtrsi seesse~as
~ oas~ ssA NJ sessnss sssstss are
rSp~vseA.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
CIV P8YHclAu D41RDD
RuQo11 QR Rl0H10c

8Ulo04 ~ 010S10c
1hsse sss s-s~ssssss sssasss a
'sAsss a spsAsi s<sissi,is il ysisi-
ssA.- Aseess~a ~ a. Ssssissns. sils
faSsostos. sAis ssssis1s It's sni.
eaassssiao. sn<liss~s In isssissss.
II vtsA sas ss'aia STATE il sA~ col.
sAas - The ca sAs. ,h-ss 10 80.
~ kss shss~ s~~s . sissis case 10
sss city q 1ssstaAA, ~ a.suss n
f1es oseasal hath sasaMinAs il tie
elly vsse assss s-ss~s skss 81 he
peeseai iine ,rhsse ~-sp Tee ess<s
sf sseersisss ais-s~s 81 aiffes~si
siSss assiAs The Water. sss ~
s.ecSpa s<sirs - ,As psss Al sAe 81.
SAssisleS ~ assssass u-s- sssassA
osss vtshoss ussss seseaaias Ia sa,
sassas.~
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
DO you lxalsn youa MEALS,

Soas ,"ss does hsss litil@ god
ssss S"a tsts m sfsiss 'S q,
Tsh- aa~ at Casnss~rlsi1's Tablets
irAsaraiassty sisSs aisnsr n -il5
snssi- soar sas-ns.h Ia siasss Ton;
sssnsaibs isr .si- ht All sssisrss
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
pAWo1D. sAxpEssox . co.

Civil. Miaias sss igrssassan In.
s.srsrss iilssrsis';ss. MsFri-z. COO.
sisarssaa. isadHs SSissts isasS
'',itsisss raas. r tse. =
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18

Mort ssysf'ns IN pss-,,ss sssss
ssesssied ssd al s~Asoass,. rsisss
q the chspoisi4.Asvs Snh .nnrs
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
HOUSE: Afc, at liza. m.

Rcsumcd debate on the Aiaskn
coal lands hill with plans for pass.
ago before adjournment.
Mias Christine Frcdericks OF
Philadelphia nrHed ieeislativc pcr.
mission for manufacturers 10 PRO.
tcct tho priccs Of their standard
goods.
Baltimore fiSh dealers asked in
tcrstate commerce committec ia Dro-
hihit msc of food fish hy fertilizer
manufacturers.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18

rsssy ssss.sh ras. is ssrsssaee.
All 81 c-H esslsa u
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
IT 1ul11 n tlll
40
4 Oun aux

no y,ou RRAi.i1f IN, -
W. eooafsvssigs ssie sf 4
~ eat lsssessa. co.,
eooo1ei s<ai-aasa aaily. 80
eal11s u fiity yesss siii
oa,sieaS itself ssss ,sss
sfvta tiasses
n goa sesald sssaaF put
sas el.sAs VI I PET rest.
ea0Rasss insssssa. asA
lssvo IL sAsisiasssa lsr
my years. il 1854 il
ussls hsss sso~a 10 81
:st. ss,sssalisaiis. vita ~
ettars ~ g~as sar's
Nsvs Yes ssy csapsssA
lstssssa wsskiss fss Ysss
1a00hH. ~ ~ Z ~
NJ sn'es@ T.. a'ns
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
oe43eoo ooooos
TO-DAY r. coneaesS
ooooeoeoooooa
SENATE: Ne, q soos.

SENATE: Net q aooo.
r0rei&n rrlalSoos commilsee DC.
lAyed seiertisk . chaifDaa ID success
sina TO the lat" ssastos naroA unsiI
the rcssss Of Sessior Hioae. ins
ranking De0orsas.
Constitutional amcadment 70 N.
franchise wo0ea wsa discussed
without sctios.
Amendment for the Senator iioke
Smith bill hee - cholera c.apai.u
agreed 10 aad the bill WAS prepared
for President Wilson's sixaaiurc.
Senator Smith Introduced . bill 10
put postal aavinss moacy only In
hanks Of the new federal reserve sys-
tom.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18
HOLDING UM0AlA AlIce0 EVE!
STRAIGHT

g YAq ~ - lG1RIm
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-10
PASSENGER RATE
CASE TO Be HEARD
Petition for Three-cent Rate
on the Branch Lines
in Idaho.

The passenger rate case in which
Attorney General ]. H. Peterson, act
ing for and on behalf of the people
of Idaho, brought action before the
public utilities commission against the
Oregon Short Line to secure a three
cent per mile passenger rate on branch
lines of that road, a reduction Of one
cent per mile, over the present rate
was set for hearing by the commission
for today and will be heard II the coal
rate case before Examiner Pugh OF the
interstate commerce commission Is
finished If not the hearing will go
over until the return of Judge Stand
rod who expects to leave tonight and
be gone week.
The attorney general charges that
upon the branch lines maintained and
owned by the Short Line are urea
sonable and constitute a discrimination
against the localities situated on those
lines. He asks that the commission
issue an order directing the Short Line
to cease and desist from charging the
Accent rate and to put in force and ap-
| ply in future passenger fares on the
branch lines at the same rate per mile
as is now in force and effect upon the
main lines.
The branch lines named in the COM
plaint are: Montpelier to Paris, Alex
ander to Grace. Idaho Falls to Ashton,
Ashton to Victor, Elva to Menan,
Blackfoot to Mackay, Moreland to
Aberdeen, Minidolta to Bull, Burley to
Oakley, Burley to Marshfield, Twin
Falls to Rogerson, Rupert to Bliss,
Nampa to Murphy, Nampa to Donnelly,
Caldwell to Wilder, Franklin to Pres
ton, Woodruff to Malad.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-10
COMMERCIAL CLUBS
TO MEET At PAYETTE

At Payette July IS and IA will be
held the midsummer meeting of the
secretaries of the Idaho State League
of Commercial Bodies. AS many prob
lens of benefit to the state are now
under consideration the meeting is one
OF Importance and 1t is hoped every
commercial club secretary in the state
will be present and take part in the
discussion of live and important ques-
tions: The program for the meeting
is as follows:
Monday Morning.
Call to order; election Of temporary
chairman; appointment of committees.
Welcome by Mayor C. 3. Compton.
Report of secretary.
objects and Benefits OF Secretaries
Meetings." ]. Mcmillan.
Monday Afternoon.
Round Table
Monday Evening.
Reception and smoker by Payette
Commercial club.
Concert by Payette band.
Welcome by Burt Venable president
Payette Commercial club.
esponse-President r. c. Beach.
THE Work of a Commercial Secre-
tary," r. w. Childs.
Reports of committees.
Music-Payette high school quartet.
Tuesday Morning.
Auto ride over Payette valley.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-10
BREVITIES.

James H. Campbell of Kilgore is a
visitor in the city for several days
State Land Commissioner George
Day left last night for northern Idaho
to spend several days in the panhandle
attending to fire protective matters.
Miles A. Johnson, candidate for con-
gresham, and James r. Boutwell,, can
didate for judge of the Fourth judi
cial district, filed acceptances of their
nominations with the secretary of
state today.
The Mrs. L. H. Caldwell forgery
case will be tried in district court
next week. A special venire of nine
jurors has been ordered summoned to
appear in Judge McCarthy's court at
10 o'clock on Monday when the case
will be called for trial The case of
Mrs. Caldwell is one in which she is
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-10

alleged to have passed a forged check
on the Coffin Hardware company to
purchase a fish pole for her husband.
A check was given at the hardware
company's store for SIS out of which
$3.50 was taken as a payment on the
pole and the remainder was to be paid
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-10

called and after considerable investiga-
ton Mrs. Caldwell was arrested on the
charge of passing the forged check and
was bound over from justice court to
stand trial in district court on the
charge.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-10

FOR SALE OR TRADE-4O acres of
fruit land near Payette, $3.50 per acre.
Auto taken as part payment Aber-
nathy, Route 2. Payette. J11c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-10

FOR SLE-Good Jersey COW and
young registered Jersey bull. ]. 81
LaTick, one mile northwest Of Fair
grounds. J12c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-10

A TWO-PIECE FERN DISH with a
pound OF soc tea Saturday only.
Boise Tea & Coffee Co, 1907 Main
Street. J10
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-10

FOR sALE-Cherries for canning.
Phone 2434-W. Jy1Oc
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-10
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Airdale dog.
1900 N. 14th. J12c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-10

FOR RENT-Room with kitchenette
and sleeping porch. 621 N. 18th.
Phone 1851. If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-10

FOR SALE-$S5 Administer rug, 9x12,
unique design. for $40. 2127 North
Fifteenth street VIZ
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-10

FOR SALE-12-inch electric fan and
one electric reading lamp. Phone
1901 or 1923 Hays. J12
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-10

FOR RENT-One large furnished
housekeeping room with sleeping
porch, use of piano. 62s Fort st.
Jy1O
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-19
FALLING HAIR MEANS
DANDRUFF IS ACTIVE
Save Your Hair! Get a ascent Bottle
of Danderine Right Now-Also
Stops Itching Scalp.

Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy
hair is mute evidence of a neglected
scalp; of dandruif that awful scurf.
There is nothing so destructive to the
hair as dandruif. IL robs the hair of its
luster, its strength and its very life;
eventually producing a feverishness and
itching of the scalp, which if not rene
died causes the hair roots to shrink, loos-
en- and die-then the hair falls out fast.
A little Danderine to-night-now-any
time-will surely save your hair.
Get 25-cent bottle of knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or toilet
counter, and after the first application
your hair will take on that life, luster
and luNuriance which is so beautiful.
IL will become wavy and fluffy and have
the appearance OF abundance; an incom.
parable gloss aud softness, but what will
please YOU most will be after Just few
weeks use, when you viii actually see a
lot Of fine, downy hair-new hair
growing all over the scalp.-Adyt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-19
wORSTED COMPANY FAILS.
Rhode Island Concern Has Liabilities of
Sls1, los and Assets of S172,433.

Providence, r. l., Nov. l9.-The Smith.
field Worsted company of Smithfeld, r.
l., filed voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy before Judge Arthur L. Brown
in the United States district court here
yesterday and was adjudged bankrupt
by the court. The firm was incorporated
under the laws OF Rhode Island in 1912.
The liabilities are set at Slsl, l05l9 with
assets of Sl72,433Is.
The William Whitman company, Bos-
ton, is the largest unsecured creditor,
with an account OF Sl5,320.93 The
Crompton & Knowles Loom Works, Wor-
eester, has an unsecured account for
Sl2,TS4.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-19
VERMONT OFFICIALS IN DOUBT.
Whether Their Terms of Office Hold
Over After Dec /.

Under the statutes the term of one
member of the state board of health. DIR,
II. d. Holton of Brattleboro and men,
bers of some of the other state boards
has been made for appointments in the
expire on December l, and no provision
interim before the legislature meets.
1t Is the opinion of some attorneys
that the terms OF these officials were
brought forward automatically with the
change in the meeting of the legislature.
Attorney General Brown has not been
called upon to render an official opinion
in the matter but he says that the terms
of officials are indicated in their an.
pointment. In the matter of DR.. Holton
his term OF Office expires December |,
1914
There is also some question as to
payment of salaries after December |.
should the official retain office.