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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-08

8eitimasmonn, ser felt @odeu olIi
ole 9Infimft ser Bremen" geluartet
6utte, mo6te bonn @obtburm nit
Silfe itorfcr @lGier Die @ntOedrrng,
ooB lid 5mei @eidiibe ouf Dem
Saudboot befGn0en. @inige Ntinu-
ten ip6ter fubr er Dem ll-9oot ent-
gegen. sy6m purOe sic 9elobnlug,
an @oro genommeu 8u weroen. Gas
ll.9oot batte ieinen @eg our6 cine
Slotte bon 81 9iul0eS-&riegs
NIT @inl6mB bon 8eritOrern mo
Eou6booten, aemaht, imO bate ii9
nod) einem 200 9oros bon ser Eor.
peooitation geleeenen 9lnferplab be-
ge6en.
Captain 9}oie eriufte Oen 3ei-
tilngSmonn Inn ieine @eglmtbigung
un6 er cr5dblte ibm Oonn er lei &C.
fommen Dem 8otl6ofter 8riefe 5il
ii6eruitteln. Ser 3eihlnesmonn
5eigte iein S6iIo ser s9(iiociirten
@reHe". Ger Captain nertroute Dem
9eri6terItotter ole BoItidden fir
oen 9otiboiter NIT Sen @orten;
o9itte, iibermitteln Sie oieien 8rief
an 0en @rafen 9ernltorff uno mel
0en sic ibn meine 9lntunft; er miro
ooriiber erfreut fem.
Sic Gorreipon0en5, pelhe in eis
mem ein3igen 8riehtniblae eutbal-
ten mar, mrroe Inn 3 llbr 9ia6mit.
tags in Dem bieiigen @oitamt sur
9ef6rOerung a6gegeben. Ser 9rief
ioate cine ShmOe ipGter nad @aib.
ineton abgegmeen iein lno 8eitig
am @}orgen IN Der Oeutideu 9oti6ait
eintreifen.
g8as mar ser 3ped 6es
8eiudes2
g8uf6in9ton Z. Sftober. ~
Ser flr5e 9eiu6 OeS oeutiden Gaud-
bootes III SO" i'm &afen BON 9&eD.
port bilOete berte 9[beno notiirli9
oen Sailpteeiprd6sitoif in bieiigen
@tarinefreiien. 3as Souptintereiie
con5entrirte iid auf ole mabribein-
li1e WliIiion oes llnterieebooteS an
Der omerifaniiben Giiite, imO eegen'
iiber 0en &ermutbunoen iiber Oieie
6raoe trat Sie 2eiihmg OeS llnteriee.
6ootes aIs iolbe Gin menig in ben
SintergumO.
9ie @iltan5, mel6e 0ieieS Sau6
boot alf ieiner 6abrt bon 8il6elms.
bopen nod giemport 5uriidleete, lit
orr6auS innerbalb 0eS 6o6rraoiuS
ioQor fIeinerer llnterieeboote ais oas
III 53~. GS miro ieOo1 geelaibt,
ooB ielbit ole groben ll-9oote, Die
i6on Dor longer 3cit BON Der glorOiee
na9 Dem WlitteImeer inO 5nriid filb-
rem, ni6t genug Sei5ol nit iib tii5-
rem fonnten, INN cine Sobrt iiber Oen
05ean 81 MAIDEN ituO ouf oieier Seite
oes 05eanS cine &reu5io6rt 5ai tuter-
ne6men.
9luS Oieiem @riinOe I1ienen bieli0e
0ffi3iere Der gluiicbt 5u iein, OaB Ger
9eIud 0es III SO" me6r Dem Suede
oiente, ole G}oelidfeiteu Der Inter.
iee6ootfriegfiibrlnJ 5u erlpeiieu, ols
t6otI16lib britilben oOer canaoii6cn
So6r5eigen alti5ulouern ole Den slt'
lantii6en S5can freu5en.
glud OaS lluterieeboot o0elltiH-
lano" frer5te oen O5ean unO febrte
ptriid; bod aIou6t man, OoB oie Sln-
fllnft zines ornirteu Saubbootes
zines &riegsidifies alif Die orient
Ii6e Nieinurug in 0ieiem Sonoe einen
tiefereil @inOrud MAIDEN miro.
GS mlrOe bier enpartet, Dab Der
9elucb Oes Saud6cotes BON 9tenem
oie oieIen @erii6te pom elmer ongeb'
li6en OeiltIben 5ubmorine-gaiis an
ser norootlautii6er &iiite, BON Der
@toblirung eebeimer 6unfenltationen
an ser amerifaniiden &iilte 3lpeds
gtadridtenoustaui6 nit oen oeut'
l6en llnteriee6ooteu unO mas oer'
eleiben mebr oufleben laiien miro.
@ine @lebr5abl ser bieiigen Dill
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-08

Ser @lddte, 5mei 6riiii1e mo cin ita'
lieniideS, meroen berte SIbenO bon
bier a6iegelu
&ertreter oeS 2eBteren crfldrten,
oic 9lwuelcnbeit oeS oertibcn&ricgs.
itiffeS piirOc ole 9I6iabrt ser Iant-
pier uiht berbinOern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-08

sir Nlorine Sa6perItdnOiee NOR
ole E6atia6e, ooB Gopit6n 0loie II
Gage lnterpegS gelueien war ma
no1 INNER genug FroOiont uno @o-
lolin etc. fir Orei @iouote an 9orO
9atte, oas SntereiianteIte oud oaB
er feline Geparatlren por5lme6men
llotbia b1tte Gos Boot mar in ans
9e5eihnetem 3uitonoe unO g}idts,
llldt 10 pieI wie cine 6loite @a1er.
mllroe an 9orO seuommen.
IS wor ll6r 40 9labuittaes, oIs
oas ll-9oot gum eriien Wiale bonn
Sonoe aus geieben puroe. Gs Fam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-08

rifanii6er gler5te nod Delltiblano.
Der fiir3lid ueranitaltete Sommer'
ausihia, iomie oas pseinleieieit parcn
in ieOer @e5iebung crfolgreih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-08
SSn QroofIine, Wlaii., mir0 alf

Sn 9roofIine, @tai, piro auf
einem 20 9Ider aroBen@rlmoitiid bon
Den Gireftoreu Scr uGbriitianG G6irrb~
ein Sonatorilm errihtet, melhes
gon5 nad oeil SOeen Scr ,Giutter Go-
OD" selcitet meroen ioa. Gas 2onO
1T ein @cidenf Ser Srou Wiorp Bee
der SongDear, elmer iiber5eugten 9ln.
bongerin Der @loubensbeilslebre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-08

g8oibington Z. Sftober. -
General. Boihneiiter 9urleion CAB
gcitcrn befonnt. onB sic 9cgren8ung
pes @eipidts BON &odctcn Die aipi-
lheu ocn Scr, Stooteu mo @onona
bcf0rocrt merOen pom is. 0ftober
an bon II 9Sfuno ouf 90 9Shno CT.
b0bt iperOen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-08

IN 9egleititng oeS @lnOes Subma.
rinebootes 9 2 in Sen iuneren Sa.
fen. Cos omerifouiide Boot begeg.
nete Oen oeltiden ais es iitb bon ci'
ner llebuna olf DER Seimfobrt be.
fono.
Gas 9 2 ididte, ais es erfolint
6otte, OaB es eiu OeutideS ll.9oot
mar, cine oro6tloie NepeiGe an OoS
&ouptquortier Oes 9lomiroIs &nigbt,
Der ole Gepei9e nad @aibinetou
meiter ga6.
0lan batte 5uerit ongenommen es
lei 0ie Bremen, pelde einliei Sin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-08
9euti6e8 Saudboot Il 50 treBtOenS Sranin Sageu

3iere i6ien 5eute gl6en0 scr 9lnii6i
p3uneigen, ooB Nos llnterieeboot
entpeoer no6 bier geianOt purOe,
Inn einem loneiameren Sonoels- lin.
terieeboot ais @sforte 81 0ienen ooer
ober Inn canooii6e Gruppentrans-
portidiffe oocr @}unitionsidifie, oie
merifoniide SGien oerlaiien, 81 be-
0ro6en.
Wlarine6oumeiIter boben ieOo6 ME
be5peiielt, SAB oie groBen Goub-
boote ser Oeutiden &riegSflotte i'm
Stanoe iein ipitr0en Oie 5obrt iiber
Den S5eon 81 MAIDEN, OaB 0ieieIben
cine er0Bere @eidwinOi9feit 6a6en,
me6r Sei5.Sel trogen fonnen unO
meniger foote's @elpiGt nit ii6 iii6-
rem ais sic oCeitidlano", weIhe Elm
Cargo bon me6r ais 700 Gomen
6ro6te.
Tie bieiiaen 0ifi5iere erparteu nit
Spannimg oen gerid)t oeS Gontre.
9lomiralS mo oerer, ole ibn bel Dem
9eiude bei'm GoumonOanten oes
III SO" begleiteten.
@s piroe ais unpo6rideinIit6 er.
adtet, oaB sen omerifonil6en Diff
5ieren eeitottet ipurOe, irgeno einen
G6eil 0es oelitiAen llnferieebootes
5li belibti9en 0o6 eS miro nit SSu-
tere1e oorauf geportet, mas Der
Oerti6e GommanOant 0en Gffi5ieren
iiber feline 5abrt er5Gblt boben mag.
Sails 9eri6te in oieier &i6tling
bon Gontre-9lOmiral aniebt einIou-
fen Damn per0eu iolbe bonn Slot.
ten-0epartement ais pertroulid be.
banOelt perOen. @s miiroe ais cine
@erlebung Der 9telitralitdt ongeieben
weroen Syniormotion preis5uge6en,
Die inter iolden ltmiiGnOen gepon-
nen tpurOe.
Scr britii9e 9otibafter Cir Gecil
Sprine-9iice iprab beute giodmittag
i'm StaotS. .Geportement Dor.
@S mar crit ongenommen moroen
ooB iein 9eiu9 our6 oos @rideinen
oes Oeutiden llnterieebootes in ome-
rifanii6en @epGHern oeranlaBt NOR
0en mar, bod Ger flingirenOe Staats-
Setretdr @olf lagte nab Der Gonfe.
ren5, OoB ser 9oti@after in elmer an.
oeren glngeleoenbeit gefontnen iei
mo MIR 6eilGufig SEN Seiu6 OeS
Oeiltlben Eou66ootes ermGbnt babe.
Srte6enS @erii6te er.
baIten meme Slab.
rung.
g8aibington z. Sftober. -
0ie omtli6en glblebnineeu bon allen
Soften, oaB 5rieoensbeitrebuneen
i'm @ange iinO, boben Die fortpdb-
renoen @erii6te nibt abgeidWdbt,
ooB Der bon Berlin beimtebrenoe
8otiboiter @erurO cine peri6nlide
9otidoft Oes &oiiers gSilbelm
bringt, mono6 9rGlioent @iIion er.
hl@t miro, iib fir Den Srieoen 0u
permenoen.
Sros Der Ebotiode, ooB @raf bon
@ernItorff, Scr oeutibe @otl6ofter
onqcgcben BAT, er miiIe beitimmt, ooB
Sr. @eroro in feiner lolhen 9tiiiion
fommen meroe, lno oos Stoots'De-
parteuent iid oeronloBt iab, cine
omtli6e &erneining 8u Dcrotfent-
lihen, muroe sic N1oelidfeit elmer
loldcn @}iiiion in SipIomotiiden
unO in outli6en &reilen ernitlib be-
ipro@en.
Die 0ramotilcbe glnfunft OeS 0erts
Icben Nforine. llnterleebooteS 53 in
g5epport nit einem 9odet Depeiben
fir oen @rafen 9ernItorff fitr5 Dor
6eIlen g(u0ien5 nit Sem 9r6lioenten
gSilion am @iontog purOe ais nener
8emeis ongeieben, ooB midtige @nt-
mideIilngen in ser 2uft liegen.
N8on mibt ser 9(nfunft Oes Srn.
@eroro iofpobl IN Sen Ser. Stooten
ais aud in europa oie groBte ge-
oeuttng BEL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-08
8ra6tc grief fir Oeutl6en @Oti6after
gSas mar bic gliifon OcS llutrriccbootcs2
5uiarenitad erreat SeuuuOeruug unO @ritauHen.

Srtdc frau0dc %utrOnluidc Der amcriani@n SHe
mIam a6crruidt gIerBuuS Gcra6te Snr ole Sunuft OcS
On6cn aricssidics OulaRt Die cOcusreOercien er6al
ten uuc @a6runs 2as sn6marucGuOt rdjld Erubant
nnS Secd pere6cm grundt uidjts an gurS sn uc6mcn
@e@pOrt g. S. Cfu6er. fe65e6ntaaa 6a6rt traf
Sas SentIdc Saud6OOt III i'm an NcmpOrt
Oah fd ole Si5re Der mefaudu 6c Sresidiicn, Surd
mCld 6 lutcrOOt @cg gebN6n i6rem Griau
crpt 6aiteu Oa hattie Gd Der etene &euer aud um
beOet gorGer bate jeOOd crit cine SOida fir Den Sntiu
gOidor Gra gcrulOr u6eeiert Sa Sau6O OcrihwauO ua
cuer gbfabrt ans Sem Sn Md aeraSe nu6a6 Der Sren
Wren3e micOer inter Den gSOaen
ie cs in ben sacn ciufmb nuO uc cs u6p Scrlh acrtc
Ou O 6ors bic Slaeoe Onu 6Ioc uuO cine eme SauOuc
uar n Dem &OroerSet uuO noerc an Oem %crDed angc
mGnN at SpeOur66u inter Dem &roerOcd ocn bGr dmet
9cnO Die %erdcrnug gabe Ooh Sqs ene SraS Oeu gnoOd
Gapan eicntcnuu Sams %O Grf ltntcr-
e6OO 6cr C5tan 6rad crtdrc Soh uo@ @e~pOr smmn
ci Ssd nn Sr SOtiGaer SerntOrif 6eOrOau, Gr
bOn meOcr &rOuaut nod Sc5Ol ranc nuo Oaf Ou
nse encu SrGSdf fir on NnienBat in encm ueueu
Son gepGbru @ "a SuOeu weOer an benz eec cu hroe
0Os SnbmrneboOt bednO N@ IN ameriani@n @ewaNn fanm
r a re StnuS. n OiC eit atete Der Oene SommauSont
S0ten- -r nnO Dem Gunr Omiral @leaoes ~er I'D an SorO
oeS 6a9gdc &ren5crs ogirminaom anO guNe ap uee
ban Ocu nmcrnnidcu Sfii3u prompt erwiScrt mnrOcn.
gGfnS SieIc S6dfeSfurmen 6od mnrOeu trngn OrabOie
Tafen Den 6ridCu nnO ironOiGn %atronlucH SdIta oe
SO OaR Gin SndeS ncee6OO Oe GOSOu OndOdcn babe HnO
Oalo in Der Ofcnn Sec 1n ermarien ieIn Onri .,
u TurS Der MarneS StotiOn mor Sos Snarntnddn
ocS Scuu SuS en5e Sbema Der Inter
alug nnO ab fas d oh Die SeOrOerung O ycteS an
Dcu Sccn SOdater 6adld Die nge @GOn OeS SandbooteS
bel eiuer 5aGr abcr Ocean iei
giuo Oas WcrHdt bod Safar nnicuCuO feline 0reibare
Nnnae Sof Srmcn" oas augeruurte Onthe
lntcec-Sradidf ocaedt Sc6Sdie anf Sm 6erm ugcn
u Gin5cnc Efere anbcn Indt Nnsond Sak Oo III 53"
Nelcidt Ons SradIdif eSfurirt baben mSge.
Die ere roe Oc GOptGn &e eatc ais Gin UtOrbUO M Die
Sec S SdieS bic, ob opn Der Bremen" &urd a le
S Oies Oerneint uuOc idcn oende SommanOau eua cut
idnld cr aete OOd ucitcr nidts
Sir Warne godperItGnoae NOR il 9getng Submc
Die E6ota ooB GoptGu Moie rnebootes uere So
Gage mterpeqs Qeuen mar ma fen Cos omerfoue
nod INNER @rooiont nete oe oetn ais es b BON
lon etc fir O Gfonue 9orO ner eb9 ot Der Semfabu b
botte SntereIaneIte; oud oob onO.
T feline &eporatre oorlne6men iddte eS eotu
noDg bote Eos Boot 6otte 0aB Outdes n9or
ge5ehnem uonoe Ndts mar oro6oie 0epelde an Oo
mdt 10 p mie cine 6ote g9aier Sauptqart anab
'ouroe an 9oO acromnen Der Die Eepede mad gsa6neto
IS nor lt6r 40 9}adjmtoes a8 peter gab
81 ON on-- 4
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-05
NO AUTHORITY TO
CONTROL RATES
Insurance Commissioner Re
plies to Letter Sent by
Governor Alexander.

The state insurance commissioner
has no jurisdiction under the insur-
ance laws of this state over the issue
of rate increase on the part of fire in
surance companies, as has been point
ed out heretofore is the case in Idaho
at the present time. This fact was
stated in a letter OF State Insurance
Commissioner Steele to Governor Alex
ander. He says that for some time
the department has been working on
the rate increase problem but has been
able to do nothing because of the laws.
The letter of the commissioner to the
governor follows:
Idaho,
Dear Sir:
RE Increase fire insurance rates in
Idaho. We have you2 favor of May 1 re-
garding the above and in reply beg to
advise that in view of the fact that
Idaho does not nave a ate-making
bureau this department has no super
vision OYER the rates charged by fire
companies nor does the law give us any
powers in this respect.
For your information we have COM
piled the following figures which give
the premiums received and losses paid
by the fire companies in Idaho for the
past three years. We are ALSO includ-
ing the fees and taxes paid this depart
ment for 1914 and 1915:
In 1913-Premiums received, $1.162,-
bse.4S; losses paid, s774.153.25.
In 1s14-Premiums received, $1,27S,>
t00.39; losses paid, $789,925.43; fees
and taxes, S44,208.89.
In 1915-Premiums received, $780,
S1s.s7; losses paid, $s50.s66.72. fees and
taxes, SAG. ssS.47.
I'm addition to the losses paid and
the fees and taxes, commissions to
agents, together with other running ex-
penses must come out of the premiums
received.
For the past year we have tried to
find some cans whereby we could
control in a measure the acts of the
board Of fire underwriters of the Pa
cific as affecting companies operating
in Idaho. but after a thorough survey
of the insurance code and the adyices
of the attorney general we have been
forced to the opinion that the depart
ment has no Jurisdiction over such
matters.
Yours very truly
GEORGE f. STEELE,
Insurance Commissioner.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-05
YOUNG PITCHER IN
FORM AND NANPA
TEAM SHUT OUT.
Ernest Wells Allows but
One Hit and Is Given
Gilt-edge Support by His
Team mates.

Ernest Wells. brother Of al Wells,
demonstrated he Is one of the coming
pitchers of the Boise high school team
for he heaved his club to IA to o
victory against the Nampa high school
yesterday afternoon at the local school
park, and allowed but one stingy hit
during the entire matinee. They are
still singing the praises of, the youth
full pitcher, who showed SO much real
pitching ability in so short period.
The game was merely Incidental to
Wells pitching. He, was given almost
errorIess support by team mates.
Nampa really never had a chance.
The heavy sticking Boise players
hoped onto Machus' offerings with a
vengeance until they had collected 10
safe drives. They hit in singles, dou-
bles and triples, starting in the first
frame and finishing in the eighth.
Nampa was unable to break through
Wells offerings and were let down
scoreless.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock the
Boise high win meet the Payette high
school at the local park. Payette has
fast team and should be able to
give the local club a close game.
The score for yesterdays game:
Boise Hioh
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-05
Splendid Laxdtiue
for Elderly People
Has Been Prescribed by
Well Known Physician
for Many Years.

The infirmities OF age are especially
manifest in a tendency to constipation.
and call for treatment that will afford
relief in an easy, natural manner The
rapid action OF cathartic remedies and
purgatfves that shock the system
should be avoided. more especially as
the relief they offer is only temporary
and is usually more than offset by dis
turbance to the vital organs caused by
their violent action.
Nearly thirty years ago DR.. w. b.
Caldwell, Monticello, ILL.,. prescribed a
compound Of simple laxative herbs that
has since become the standard house,
hold remedy in thousands of homes.
1t acts easily and gently, vet with
positive effect, without gripping or
other pain or discomfort Mrs. Rachel
Allen. Galesburg.< Kan. is II years old.
and after using bottle of DIR. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin. wrote that 1t had
done her a world of good and that she
intends to keep 1t in the house always.
Druggists sell DR.. Caldwells Syrup
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-05
EASTERN GIRLS ARE
LOOKINNG TO IDAHO
FOR LIFE MATES

Eastern girls are still looking west
ward for husbands. Now comes two
young women of Ottumwa, Ia, who are
seeking western ranchmen for life
partners. Their letter to the Capital
News, asking to aid them in their
quest, is as follows:
ottumwa, Ia, April 80. 1915.
Editor Capital News,
Boise, Idaho.
Dear Sir: Would you please adver-
tise this ad for us? Two girls would
like to get acquainted with two nice
gentlemen. raschmen, about the age of
80 or So years, tall and congenial and
settled in life. We are tired of the
eastern cities and their society," There
fore we prefer western ranch man.
We both have brown hair and brown
eyes; English nationality; ages 20 and
81 years.
Please answer to,
MISS LILLIAN DE MAR,
EDITH DE MAR.
General Delivery.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-05
Nanpa HIGH.
Seore By Inninas.
IT - 70 W y . y y .
Summary,

Sacrifice hits. Meacham. Chapman,
Swanson. Williams; stolen bases,
Snapp 2, Chapman 2, Swanson 2, Eddy.
Kerwin, Smith; two-base hits. Eddy,
Jordan, Brown: three base hit, Eddy;
innings pitched. by Wells, g. by
Machus g.; base hits, off Wells /. off
Machus 10; struck out, by Wells Is, by
Machus 6; base on balls. by Wells 0,
by Machus I; hit by pitched balls, by
Wells 1, by Machus a; umpire. Ralph
Wyman.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-05
HUSBAND OBJECTS
TO OPERATION
Wife Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkham,s Vegetable
Compound

Des Moines. Iowa. =" Four years ago
| was very sick and my life was nearly
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-05
EASTERN WOMEN
CASTING LOTS IN
SUFFRAGE STATES
G Congressional Union Lead
ers Establish Residence in
States Where They Can
Have the Ballot.

Denied the right OF suffrage In east
ern states nur be- OF the women in
terested in the work of the women's
Congressional Union who are with the
suffrage special which will arrive in
Boise Tuesday night Of next week,
have established residence in middle
western and western states where they
have the right to cast their ballot and
assume the duties the franchise en-
powers them with. They are Mrs.
Harriet Stanton Batch of New ork
and Miss Catherine Morey Of Boston,
both of whom have become residents of
Kansas where they vote at Topeka,
and Miss Helen Todd OF New York,
who has established her legal residence
in California at San Francisco. Miss
Vernon, who came to Boise in adj
vance Of the suffrage special, has es-
tablished her residence in Nevada at
Reno.
1t is possible that a number OF MEM
bers of the suffrage special will es-
tablish residence in Idaho if they are
satisfied with conditions in this state
upon their pending visit.
Miss Vernon left last night for Po-
catello where she will make arrange
ments for the suffrage meeting to be
held in the Gate city Wednesday night
following the arrival of the special.
The suffrage delegation will go from
Pocatello to Salt Lake where the final
meeting will be held. Salt Lake is the
last stopping place of the special dur
ing it's extended trip to the principal
cities in the western suffrage states
Mrs. Fred Pittenger of this city will
act as chairman of the suffrage mass
meeting to be held in Boise next Tues
day evening following the arrival of
the special. This meeting will be held
In the Pinney theater.
at has been enormously stated that
the senate judiciary committee had,
without excuse held up the suffrage
bill" said Miss Vernon discussing a
published report regarding the status
of the senate measure. THE bill was
never before that committee. 1t was
referred to the woman's suffrage COM
mittee and was reported out immedi-
ately with favorable recommendation.
At the time the bill was introduced in
the senate, a similar measure was in
troduced in the house. The house
measure is still being held up by the
judiciary committee and 1t Is there we
are having difficulty getting report,
favorable or otherwise. We are work.
ing to accomplish this"
-
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phone 1913. Lump $3.50. stove 81. II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-05

to get better and am now well, am
stout and able to do my own homework.
/ can recommend the Vegetable Com
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run down as wonderful strength and
health restorer. My husband says I
would have been In my grave ere this
e 1t had not been for your Vegetable
Compound. Mrs. BLANCHE JEFFER-
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Before submitting to . surgical opera
lion 1t Is wise to try to build 10 the
female system and cure it's deranke-
gaents with Lydia e. Pinkhana,s YeKe-
liable Compound 1t has saved many
Iomen from surgical operations.
Write to the Lydia e. Pinlxham
Medicine CO., Lynn, Mass, for
ldvice--it will be confidential.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-05
Baseball Results.
T. i. 1. 1. 1. 4. I. 1.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Games.

Yesterdays Games.
At Philadelphia ~ H. e.
washington ..........s...s9.f IL
Johnson and Henry; Sheehan,
Weaver and Schang.
At Detroit yR. H. e.
81. Louis ....'...'..'. I III
Detroit 6 10 1
Davenport, DekaIb, McCabe, Groom
and Hartley; Dubuc, Erickson, Dauss,
Coveleskie and Stanage. Baker. (13
innings)
At Cleveland R.H. e:
Cleveland .........
chicago o
Coumbe and oNeilI; Williams and
Schalk.
At Boston R.H. e.
New York ...'............., 0 3
Boston o
Caldwell and Nunamaker; Leonard
and Carrigan.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-05

spent Inc DOCTORS
stated that / would
never get well with
GU t q n operation
and that without it
/ would not live one
year. My husband
o bjected to any
operation and got
me some of Lydia E.
Pinkham's vegeta-
bic Compound. | took
IL and commenced
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-05

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Cummings, Eley and Roberts.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis, 2: Louisville. 8.
Kansas City. 7; Toledo. |.
Milwaukee, s; Columbus. 8.
st. Paul, 5; Indianapolis IL.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Wichita, B; Topeka, 2.
Omaha. 8; Sioux City, ..
Denver. 3; st. Joseph, 5.
Des Moines, I; Lincoln, 6.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-05
Keep Your Skin Clear and Healthy.

Keep Your Skin Clear and Healthy.
There is only one way to have
clear. healthy complexion and that is
to keep the boz, els active ard regular.
DR.. Kings New Life Pills will make
your complexion healthy and clear,
move the bowels gently, stimulate the
liver, cleanse the system and purify
the blood. A splendid spring medi--
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