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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21
MORE ARRESTS
IN ROBBERY OF
FREIGHT HOUSE
TWO NEGRO oRAYmEN WHO ARE
SAID TO HAVE HAULED GOODS
AWAY FROM DEPOT ARE
PLACED sEHlNp THE BARS.

Following one clue after the other
yesterday. the police rounded up two
more negroes who are said 20 have
been concerned IN the robbery az the
freight depot The new arrests we're
those Of two eraymen named Amos
Davis and Jenie Powell. who are al
legged 10 have been ready 90 haul the
goods away At the beck and call of the
two atrkies Zebediah Randolph and
sterllnn peane. arrested at first.
The police also followed % all man
ner II trails yesterday and By noon
had practically filled one &c the rooms
az the police station with goods valued
- abaut sz.900. All manner % items
are piled together IN the said room.
and includes items or an descriptions.
Fine cigars seem % haze been the
most choice obl.ct sought. for az many
a. eight thousand are piled up in the
midst of the coufiscatsd goods.
New harnesses. baby carriages. whole
unhroxen bolts ~ silks. laces, thou
sands 81 Yards 81 cloth In bolts. dress
goods. eatabies ieilies. canned goods,
sugar and -four by the barrel. several
guns. musical Instruments. more than
I've hundred pairs ~ shoes. hats. ladies'
and mems hosiery, polish. crockery.
linware. cooking utensils two we'll
FILLED trunks. carpets, rugs. several
chairs and tables. tics. collars. shirts
machine parts picked goods ana n
fact about every kind ~ article which
ordinarily finds is way through ths
general channels II freight are an n
mass.
lt WIS stated that At times after
I the depot had been closed Tor the might
that Haudolph o. the other negro would
be fbund IL the freight house. and
I challenged would Instantly reply thai
/ 60 WIS him. and that was the end q
7 &C. The manner n which the goods
I were sueaked out % the depot was 4
/ puEzinE question untH the aarkiet
+ took q upou themselves 10 say some.
. thing about il Themselves
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21
VESSEL SUNK BY
MINE WAS HERE
BRITISH STEAMSHIP hYNoFoRp.
WHICH WAS SENT TO BoTToM
THURSDAY orr COAST o. EMO.
LAND. CALLED AT PENSACOLA,

Shipping men were more than ordi-
narily interested Ia the news In The
Journals telegraph columns % yester-
dag, which announced. among other
things from Europe. that the British
steamship HyndfoFd had been sent 20
the bottom. by reason of striking on
German mines
Local interest was manifest from
the fact that the Hyndford was In
Pensacola bay about = year ago. and
her voyage then was from Port Ar
thur, Tex. 20 Manila. via Pensacola.
The Hynford was In Pensacola BAY
February %. 1914. and harsor officials
remembered genital Captain Horne
distinctly yesterday upon reading el
the sinking Of his vessel The ship
called here for a supply - bunker coal.
which was furnished ~ the Pratt
Consolidated Coal Company. This
consisted 81 7ss tons, valued 81 t1sTs.
The Hyndford arrived. cleared and
steamed for her long voyage the same
day, going hence 20 the Philippines,
thence 90 chinA, Japan and back %
Europe.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21
CENTURY.


centHF March &C. Miss Gator who
has been charming visitor 20 her
relatives here Dr. and Mrs. Gator. re-
turned home Wednesday last
Mrs. 6 a. King and ehiidren ~
Grand Ridge. who have been visiting
Mru Kings parents SIR. and Mrs. =
~. Coley. returned home Thursday
They viii stop enroute 60 visit Mrs
, b. Diamond. 81 Milton.
AR 3 II Bradley who Is at present
holding "a position with the mill com
pany at Foshee. is greatly missed bs
his many friends here. lie has been
Our faithful and efficient Sundas
school superintendent Fer mnny YEAR,
cur community was saadened hs
the death of Mrs 81. a Boyett. whs
was one of those true and good wom-
an. whose NE makes better and
brighter the world around her.
Again death has visited our midsi
and called % q higher place. Mrs
Daniels This AGED lady had been Is
for some time. Interment was naads
at her former home. Mouroeviile. Ala
There are several new houses beins
built here Mrs. Albert Mcpavid. Ir
j. putting up q pretty home. also Mr.
Rucker Mr. Jeter Is building q nev
store.
Prof 81 W. Pryor was a visitor q
Century recently
The ladies' Missionary Society .
the Methodist church met with Mrs
| A ahott on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Tinney - Repton has heei
visiting her brother. Dr. Gator. she haa
now returned home.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21
SHIP ANOTHER
CARGO COTTON
BRITISH STEAMSHIP LEXINGTON
CLEARS AND DEPARTS WITH
QUARTER or A MILLION DOL.
LARS woRTA OF STAPLE.

Clearing and steaming FOR sea yes
serday, the British steamship Lexington
carried. az cargo loaded Al Pensacola.
a total ~ s.aoo square hales ~ cotton.
representing valuation % S2gi 9Sn
This al goes % Havre. France. and is
part of the shipment which hal
been billed with that lately exported
on the steamer August Belmont. which
LETT the early part u this morning
FOR Havre
The lexington also loaded sasg
bales Of cotton ~ Galveston making a
total ~ nearly ia.e0o bales aboard this
steamer
Bunker coal worth s2.seg was also
loaded AZ Pensacola. and the steamer
went 70 sea about dark
I've Bunker Steamers.
Two other steamers were patrons Of
the coal chutes@ yesterday. They wore
ths Victoria ss IsarTlnaKR. which came
GO Fenaaoola from Galveston. EN- route
70 Manchester. This steamer loaded
q total Of ses tors. valued 81 g. 2a7
The British steamship RTurazan
which arrived from sea the day before
and which came Ia hight. Nas also un.
/ Der the eoal chutes yesterday. fIllins
| her nunkers with a total of a9s tons
and clearins and sailing late In ~
afternoon. going g. Galveston. 20 loat
ffsr either MAreeilgcs 81 Naples.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21
GIRLS CLEAN AND BEAUTY HAIR
N DANDRUFF-25 Gent DANDERlNE

BESIDES beaatigyfnw vytur hair. ore
application u Danderine dissoivee
every particle 81 aandrnif. lnvigorateE
the scalp. stopping itchArE and falling
hair.
Ianderine In TO the hair what fresh
showers q rain and sunshine are 70
vegetation. n goes right 20 the roots.
invigorates and strengthens them It's
exhiiaratinE. stimuiating and life-pro-
ducing properties cause the hair 60
grow long. strong ard hsantlfuL
You can surely have pretty. soft
iuatrpus hair. and lots 81 il. II you
viii 1ust get = Is cent bottle % Knoxl-
ton's pand@F4ne from any drug store
o. toilet counter and Try 4 as dressed
adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21
THis-ANo Five cENrsl

DON'T MISS THIS Cut out shis
slip. enclose Eve cents % Foley a
Co. Chicago. III. writing your name
and address clearly. You win receive
IN return a trial package containing
Foleys Honey and Tar Compound. for
coughs. colds and Group. Foley KID
neg Pills. and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
p'Alemberfes Pharmacy. (Advl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21
LILY know IT,s -.

Parents who know from experience
insist upon Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound when buying a medicine
Tor coughs. colds, Group and la grippe.
G. T. Lunceford. Washington. Ca.
writes I have used L FOR elk years
and Il never has failed. j think h "a
The best remedy made Tor coughs ana
colds" uAlemberte'a Pharmacy.
fAdv.D
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21
Paint Without Oil
Remarkable Discovery Thss csts DoWn
tire cost 81 palnt severity Five
Per Eent.
: Fr,. rrisl p.essu. !. n.llsa % Every

a rrss Trial Package - Males e Every
ere Nho Writes.
A. 4. Rice. = prominent manufacture
o. Adams ~ ~. has discovered 4 pro-
csNa OF making \ new kind ~ paint
without the use % ell lie calls Il
pnvNdrpaimt ii comes 1m the form 81 a
cry powder ard al that IL required 10
cold water 90 make i paint weather proof,
ere pronf and a. durable - ell paint u
adherea 20 anw surfaces. wood. stons or
brick, spreads and looks Ike OIL paint
and costs about enc fourth As nnuch
Write % Mr. A. Al Rice. Manufacture.
tTU north ST. Adams. ~ r. and he Viii
send sou a free trial package. ALEC color
card and 01il Information showing you
how you can save = good many dollars.
Write today. ads
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21
ctTR Ak
CIT RO LA I

Best thing for consumption sour
stomach. lazy liver and sluggish bow
Els stops = SICK headache almost a.
once. Gives most thorough and sat
isfaetory fuehinE-uo pain. no mas
sea Keeps your system cleanaed.
sweef and whoiesoHas. Ask for citro-
Ia. pfAlemheFte.s Pharmacy. (Adv.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21
DEAD. SHOT ENGINEER
DIES FROM HIS WOUNDS

Lexington. KY. March ie.-E. A.
walden, the engineer who last night
shot and instantly killed Joseph ~
sksin. one % the best known hotel
men IN the south. died here today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21

riontinued From page oneD
frsudly e. him ~ contracted % par
cbme what was being made Ia thle ter
Htey a. q differenfial under the sa-
ppsah market educating the factors
s8lelsevN that thiH purchase was made
special favor and that there was
n demand Ter the product. and Il was
sc Sold under fhs most adverse conai-
pae and persistent efforts
ANOTHER FEATURE ADDED.
A. tae xoluule ~ business grew. bis
sntraets had another feature added
them. and that feature wae that Re
ouid take the product u the factors
! Pensacola. hut that none n the
ensannia dealers should make any e.
VT 20 extend their business beyond
ie Aiatama river. ia other woraa
Z that great territory q belong and
BE used ~ interests friendly te him
"a Ms associates This plan worked
q fairly satisfactory 60 Pensacola
NfueN because IL was the easiest
d. rtQuiftns abaautely 10 effort
ofsthdr pan - dispose q their aalls
recapa. ans that easiest way which
We Aee AZ adopted il the long ran
has ber raoet expensive q us afs
tomugF eaauaerN sud threatens ruin
q 'enaafA - naval stores port
Fsneata geographically e. locatet
about mlFay between the extrefns
Eastern iRe af the pine timber bell
and thnstreme Western edge ~ tn
pine tiizar belt and ~ biographies
iocafsonsd wonderful PORT aavan.
taKes eniea il to be and Il ultimate.
~ shsfulbe. TIE dominating market 81
the nav stores world
Withhe suspension - the AneFi,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21
COLDS, HEADACHES, CONSTIPATION,
REGULATE YOUR bOWELSI 10 CENTS

Bad Colds. Furred Tongue. Indiges-
ton. sallow skin and Miserable Head
aches come from = torpid liver and
ciogxed constipaied bowels which
cause your stomach 70 become filled
With undigeated food. which sours and
ferrnents like garbage In a swiil har-
rel. That's the first step % untold
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21
STOP WISHING HART TRY THlsl
MAkEllAAiR GLOSSY. SOFT AND
ABUMANr.

Hmruis cry q "panaeffne Hair
Ciaanss' n you wtsh 70 immediately
dUnble - beauty ~ your hair. Just
uneiatena cloth with Dsnderine and
eraw / cmxwfuily Through your hair,
eakina ne small strand Al q time this
WI elAmae the hair 81 dust, disf %
any eenNsive oii-tn . few minutes
goa ~ hs amazed -FOUR hair viii be
mmvy, lnfFy ard abundant and possess
~ insnparatse softnesa iussre and
luxurance
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21

Inisory--foui gases. bad breath. yellow
skin. severe colds. everything that h
horrible and nnusea<ing. A Caecaret
tonight viii stralghten you out by
raorning-a Decent boa from pour
druggist will keep our Liver aeAive.
Tlcwels clean. stomach sweet. Head
clear. and make you feel bully for
months. Dealt forget this children.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21

from 1ottondAit east, including 80
Alaischlcola. Apaisehicoln Northern
Railroad. nothan a ST at Andrews
Say railroad. Mariana a 3iounfstoNn
Railroad. territory that Is tn daily
teueh with Pensacola. practically an
q the naval stores manufactured goes
% savannah for sale.
"Florais. Alabama. 20 miles north
east ~ here. and 8So miles from Savan-
nah. ships 4 good deal Of the prodact
manufactured In its territory % sa-
vannah Cor market
Prom Georgianna. station leo
miles north ~ az. the nearby product
goes Go savannah for market. u dis
lance - 40 miles
Under the differentlals which are
nov ruling hers, every harrsl ~ tur-
pentine manufactured east ~ the Choc-
tawhatchee river, which il only ZOE
nah. q distance % zoe miles. and the
alfterence IA freight paid and the pro-
ancer wouia ~ none the frorne off
These conditions can only b cor
rectea hy active. ener0etic ard hard
work on the part o. Pensaeoia's buwi-
ness Interests.
an these things are true and - ad-
/ attion 20 what we. IS nlgval store,
dealers, lose. PenAaeoiaN wsnerai com
uaeree T. also helping pav he bills
n has beer openly STARED - sons
+ Pensacola naval stores interests. hui
th8t IL an ee.ho of the ODD education.
/ 81 plan - the .. =. Shelter interest
that turpsntine and sosln ia pensacois
are net weTth as much here as the'
are In savannah. and ! win have 20 I'd
matt that 90 he true Under the oonei
tlons that have ruled in TIE past. an.
even ~ present that j. TRUE. but =
oniy true because We naval stores deal
ers have ahirked car part q the bur
Den Add - tried g seeaie for cur
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21
Sect SOCIETIES

= e a. a..
esnl communication Of PEN
- ioaEe 40 So 81 a A -.
- r0ay March gsra. - : go B.
fsFoFk la the u O. degree
Yinr Brothers ffnteEnAilv
w8med
Is. Il. SAUNDERS.
e. 3. sHkEIF0Rp. W. A.
Secretary
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21

HieNrY Carp Sc 81 Wooauer 81 shs
World ssets esceua an6 fourth Wefnsg.
eer nthts 81 7sa D. M. Woodnen HaA
Garner 6syien ans Romana
C. d CROOKS. easrk
G. q
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21

$50 Regular cunflaVn Of
rceur De Lion commanarv
- No. - Knights 1AeuplAr
Monday March za, af $50
r.. ms SofoarninN Nir
80 knights earnestly invited
u r. KELLER.
/. l. fNah IS G.
NannanF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21

can Savai stores Company. which hap
pened two years ago lat THURSDAY.
March I'm. the plans which they rad
20 car ais mapped out, miscarried
Their failure LETT Pensacola with NO
established outlet for the hundreds ~
thousand barrels ~ navel stores that
had formerly been brought here for
sale under contract.
Drove HARD BARGAINS.
You can readily understand that
the remaining dealers took. not unfair
advuntage ~ our helplesstesa. but they
took sufficient ADVANTAGE 20 drive
hard bargains.
tip 10 the tine the American Nav
al stores suspended. pensaoola's re-
c~spts 81 turpensine and rt,ain had been
sold under contract - q diffsrentlal al
i-zc per gallon off q savknnah's clos
ina market on resin.
The best offers We eoi4ld act, with
ne market facilities. after the faslurs
eere II per gallon or on turpentins
and sec PER 2s0 pound larrel OF on
resin. meaning that pensanolas re.
ceipts q turpent.ne. when figured ae-
cprdinw q Savannah's price. showed !
I loss 20 eur customers under this new
/ diffcrentiai 81 81. oeo0a fsw turpentine
and sfs1 zoe 90 for rossn. OF . tota
less IN price 81 sfs9 cocoon per year.
The open market matter was sgYs.
cuHsed very freely then. bat the inter.
+ est who controlled could not aRree thai
Z was the proper thing 10 %. som,
4 ~ us refused 60 accept this coufras
end began marketing our receipts al.
rect % the consumer. and IN that VA
we're able % coFreet the situation psr
tally So that the differentiai later %
was advanced 80 that II only saowe,
= loss ~ i-ac per gallon FOR turpen
tire and Ise per $50 pound barrel 81
resin.
As soon a. Ne settled down 10 on
erations under tbs new contract differ
entail the F'urppe@n ~nr began ana ~
again faced confusion anil disruption
and aKaiu followed another iawerln
% the differenflaI Shich, Cor the las
siN or seven months ranged from 4
ae per gallon orr on turpeutlne. mhicl
means an annual loss ~ from S&s ea
70 tlse.o on turpentlna. and fror
re 20 See per eEa pound bas.rel On ro~lt
loss ~ from sia7 600 20 ssae Gee los
81 rusin per year Theite contlnue
shrinkaEes in differenfialn can mem
hat one thing. we must either fieht p
! cur rights or auis trying &c do bust
ness
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21
cHARoEAaLE 10 FACTORS.

These conditions we're All charge
able % the factors. 81 ghlch am
one. because We. as a good many busi-
nessas have dane. chose the easiest
say Instead - striving ind working
Tor permanent Independence and IL
attendant NNneflta te cur city. / am
slad q SAY that ~ last We are awake
70 the situation and have put our
hands % the work that means inde-
penaenee 20 as and great benefit 70
Pensacola
Pensacola received IN formal times
from ~ zee q teo. zoe casks 81 tur-
pentine, and from soo. zoe 60 eco ooo
round barrels 81 rosin. In addition "a
what has been received here, there i
made Ia Pensacola territory. that never
come here, aua should come fer mar
set. nos less than ta.oo0 casks az tur-
pentine snd lie corresponding amount
IL r0aln.
Under conditions that govern Our
market here. part 81 this il sold a
rect from the producer to The consum.
eF and shipped through psnaacols. bat
- far as FenaAnolasp business inter.
esta e.. concerned. a had Just as wei
not exist rhls in itself. IL a protest
and a most effective one. against tn
I easiest way az aNlttnm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21

NxnsfafoF E,nvasnpsn~us Ng 4 meets
eveTy Second ana faurth W@dnwsa@s u
earn uontn st B. NJ Is Wnrura Eati
enyu&s hAEien ana Heiinnnt mffe@tn
NiRAnG Fstgiareas nrs insitea % a.
tenA
" r. ExEnHARp.
czaAs FREIpRIcHsEN. G. =.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21

A iFrfafn meeting viii ~ held az
the sWMlEn of Sac Norid han on Wed
uees1as Ansue. March "a. % welcome
aln4ri ssFefalga~ ~ head caHpm Mem
hare sSichzfF camp 40. q, lave Oak
tsahph Il ana OAK Grove circle. ~
weA eIeitina soFerriNns are invited %
bssbrht
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21

~ O. ~.
KguMnak Camp Ne. 1. Woosraan - shs
Wnrsf meta nrw4 and third Tuesday
ntahta - asnefai business ana secon3
Ard fussv4 wuesaRy nights for degrees
IF. DAVIS
cierk
&C
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21

a Special communication 81 Ia
~ #@nahla lodge Ne H& y. a a 81
ai1ay March tath AZ % ). m.
NNerk Is tire "A M degree Wis
sling hrotnafs franerna1ly vel
Nouaea
r. T. ouIGLEY.
W. nf8os ". 81
NwerHkaFY
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21

snmaneta Le@oa. Ne. =. 1. o. .. r
naanelR Ledee No &I o. n .
ne ssry THURSDAY AZ Tsse = ~ ~
naAkra1mii. cafmar nEy4ea ana mssmont
ntraus visitors cordially Invited
TRANSITION a. important business
JOHN 0EnKENe,
q. IMxrssAt " O
escfefnFy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21

u. OF q. NO ISIS.
E&hta uf Lah9r Assembly No a8&x
me- the FIRST MonAay nieht ~ earh
naoa at tha ~ O. W Hat ournwr 81
noesA and Baxisa streets. AZ T.se
r. ~ SIMPSON
1cGsH FFHE0. Master Work mar
R@eording Secretary Inc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21
Advantages TO Pensacola
Orn Naval Stores Market
Carly Shown by Speakers

- 80 90 -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21
MOVE TO ANY POINT.

selves and customers that 10 which
they are entitled
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-09-30

&. LANDING IS We do in the most
solemn hour Of the worlds
& history, it is well to ask the
question of the text, sWatchman.
what Of the night?D We find, first,
that the great majority Of former
wars have been local, BUT THAT
THE PRESENT WAR is WORLD
WIDE, INVOLVING ALMOST
ALL CLASSES AND CONDi-
TIONS.
Second, the world is in ruins.
Churches in France, England and
Germany are pouring out their
pastors and communicates by tens
of thousands. 1t will be genera
tons before they can be replaced
FINALLY THE WORLD 10 NOT
WITHOUT HOPE. EVERY GREAT
ADVANCE IN THE WORLDS HIS
TORY HAS BEEN PRECEDED ~
SOME CONFUSION, AND, JUDO
ING THE FUTURE BY TO-DAY. WE
ARE SURE THAT GOD HAS SOME
THING BETTER IN STORE.
Il
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-09-30
LOCAL NOTES OF
INTEREST

Several HUNDRED people gathered at
the Boise Commercial club Wednes-
day evening 10 listen TO conversations
between Boise citizens and the Idaho
delegation at the San Francisco fair
Mayor Robinson held the transmitted
at this end, which he gave at different
times to others who desired to com
verse Among those speaking from
the San Francisco end and whose
voices were plainly heard were Cow
ernor Alexander. former Governor
Hawley, Judge Flenner, Joel Priest
and Secretary OF State Barker. There
were 100 receiving instruments at
tached to stands in front Of the seats
and that many people could hear all
that was said Every individual in the
hall held a receiver at some time dur
ing the evenings entertainment and It
was a genuine surprise to all to hear
the voices so distinctly over the long
distance. "A score or more OF, Boise
people participated in the conversa-
ton, among them being the three year
old daughter of Secretary Barker who
talked to her parents in childish glee.
Through the activities of Joseph
Sullivan work on the tabernacle for
the holding of DR.. Bulgin's evange-
listic services were stopped by the
city council as violation of the city
ordinance against the construction of
frame buildings within the FIRE limits.
A new ordinance was Immediately
passed to permit the work to proceed
which would become effective Octo-
Der 4th; and on this ordinance a PEI
tition is being circulated demanding
the referendum vote as provided by
the Black law under which the city is
operating. If enough signatures are
obtained, something like 800 the prop
osition will have to go to vote at
the next general election.
N. c. Larsen. resident of Idaho
for IS years, having lived at Bellevue
and Silver City before coming to
Boise some seven years ago died sud-
denly of heart disease Tuesday night
upon returning TO his apartments in
the California rooming house from a
moving picture show. He leaves 9
large estate.
The Boise Municipal band gave its
first concert at the steps of the State
house Sunday afternoon and two OF
three thousand people turned Out
to enjoy the music. The band is max
ing great progress and is already rec
ognized as a great addition to ths
amusement field of Boise. 1t is /;
union organization.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-09-30
Universal Thought For
Peace Will End
Warfare
BY Rev DR.. FREDERICK LYNCH,
Secretary Of the Carnegie
Church Peace Union
SHOULD like to see the words
sdIs1,a I ,ao+ XVav.,, ~ ~. Az

SHOULD like to see the words
.sThe Last War" printed on the
front page Of every magazine,
periodical and daily newspaper in
big type every month, week and day
Of 1915. I should like to see them
on every billboard and every street
car. I should like to see every man
and woman in the world wearing q
"The Last War" button.
/ should like to see it over the
door OF every church or school and
20 have every minia ST. and teacher
refer to it in every sermon and les
son. wish every editor would
make it the theme of editorials.
EVERY srupENT or psYcHoL-
oov KNOWS, THE POWER OF a
WORD WHEN IT is ON EVERY.
BoDY's LIPS. IN EvERyBopv's
EARS AND BEFORE EvERYRopYs
EYES. THE BEST WAY TO MAKE
IT THE LAST WAR Is TO MAKE "
AN oBsEssIoM ~ EACH AND ~.
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Why 10 lie the greatest or riddlesf
Uecnuse we must all give Itnp.
Why is alady,s dishabille like d
pcNtman3 Because it's a morning
wrapper.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-09-30
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The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-09-30
WAISTS
CSC
Special Purchase

Lingerie Waists for fall at
oSc. There's only 1o-dozen
and we believe they're ex-
tyaoydindrily good 0alues.
Long sleeves, newest style
collars, lace and embroidery
trimmed.
Stses to "A and they go on
sale Saturday.