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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-13
MILLION DOLLAR STRUCTURE
OVER MISSOURI RIVER TO
BE OPENED SUNDAY.
RUN STUB TRAINS TO
RELIEVE CONGESTION
Moving Of New Superstrueture From
Temporary Mornings to Old Piers to
Be Sensational and hazardous Task
New superstrueture Weighs H.
$4,000 Pounds.

Special TO Times Republican.
Council Bluffs. Dec. 1S.-The Bur
l;ngton railroad yesterday began the
operation of stub passenger trains De-
tween this city and Pacific Junction as
means of releasing the serious con-
gestion of traffic over the Union "a
cifc Missouri river bridge at this point
a matter that has been serious for all
OF the eight railroad lines using the
bridge for years and just now agsra-
waited by the work OF completion of the
new 81, 100000 bridge which the Union
Pacific company has built at the siAe
OF the old structure. Next Sunday is
the date set for the moving OF the
new superstructure from its temper
arr moorings to the old piers and the
transfer of the old superstructure upon
temporary pilincs at the other side.
While the construction of the big
bridge has been traught with much
danger and three lives have been lost
the last gigantic task Of sliding the
new bridge into place is an extra
hazardous one and is being approached
employed on il with trepidation ana
its successful accomplishment viii be
welcome relief to all Ii is declared that
not more than one hour interruption 10
traffic viii be necessary.
Spectacular Feat Promised.
Preparations for this spectacular feat
have been going on for weeks. Inc
two big steel superstrpctures stand
side by side with less than two feet
space between them. Ten huge hoist
ing engines are being placed at inter
walls over the river and false bridge
work and will furnish the power for
the transfer. The spans will he 3aekeo
up and placed upon hGge rollers. Al
a given signal each hosting engine VIII
start the span Of the old superstruc-
ture moving towards its new location
AS each span OF the old bridge is
moved the uew spans VIII each in Surn
Ire brought into pisce upon the Old
piers ~ =
The new superstructUre weighs H.
z5D. e6e pounds while the old super
structure. built in lAS4r-@eigas but 81
500, o00 pounds. The present bridge has
been in constant use and at present
an average OF 225 trains cross il each
swenty- four hours ard as many as 800
trains have used il in a single day.
While. the new bridge has been built
in less than seven months, the old
bridge required two years in build
ing. Increased traffic and the use Of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-13

Mirrors hanging outside Of the
Dutch houses enable the residents
seated Inside 20 see ;he do!ngs Of the
street IN front.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-13
TRAFFIC Delayed.

For three hours last night with tenn
perature below zero, more than twenty
trains were held up at the ofidseros q
misnap. while 200 men. directed py nan
dozen engineers. frantical!y worked TO
restore traffic. The trouble arose tnru
the misplacement OF one span Of tne
old bridge under wh!sa rollers are be-
ing placed. which sung thss pan about
three inches out of alignment. 4 4,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-13

Woman's Work in Germany.
iSeyenty-five per cent of the woman
workers in Germany work ten hours a
day or more and their wages vary
from 21k to IS cents an hour.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-13

Doesn't Follow.
n penny for your thoughts.1 4Ahl
I re you think they are cenfs-ibie."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-13
esaT fSS A13

fN3I IN VI"
The value Of the soil products IN 1915
was s40s, 1ss.at3.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-13
Clear
Complexion
Most every woman

Mos. every woman vi ~
plexion. and can have il at triains cost.
Constipation in women 10 increasing DO
an alarming extent. and this. causes poor
circulation which accounts for yellow.
muddy. pimply complications which 90
many women are trying to overcome.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets
is the one dependable remedy for bad
eomplexions. They act on the liver and
bowelslike calomel yet have no dangerous
aEte..efect. They assist nature to thfowo&
the impurities that get INTO the blood. They
viii surely clear up. even the mos. distress.
mseondition quickly and toneupthe entire
system. giving pure. fresh. ruddy skin.
They are absolutely pureeasy to take
and correct constipation. They act quick.
y. cleanse and purify-a and make You
feel fine. Start treAtmens now. Get boz
from any rusgise-toc aud 25c.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-13

heavier engines necessiiatsd ITS re
placement, $500.
vitatio To the iiru1iic no witness the
transfer of the bridges next Snfipa
and an immense crowds. CERTAIN ~ DC
on the banks OF the river on the io"%
side, which is the only available pam
of vantage
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-20
Sie gentise Gage.

Ole Sample I'M sen oSoten Wort-
nesbiigel" bel Geroun baben wieoer
beqounen uno Sic 4ngriffe Ser
5ron5oien iino oberntals 5ltriidge-
Idlogen. G%erdroert bot ii6 bel Ser
Dun nod nidts. @n berIdieoenen
Gunften Ser @eitfront babeit oie
Deutiden Steanneen pieoer genom-
men, mel6e oie gngldnoer ober oie
S~ron5olen porber erobert battel1.
Die &nifen begallten urlterbolb
G%iinobure's cine 0ffenfipe, oie Biz
iebt poaig miseliidt it, lie mtiroen
nit idmeren @erIuitei 8uriidgel6lo=
gen. Sn GnBlano lit Ser W9iniiter
6es St1tler1t 8uriid9etreten. SSn Sta
lien bot Die 9eputiertertfammer Der
8egiernng ibr gertraltelt olsgeipro=
den, nobel man mol miiien mob<
te, iporouf oieies gertralten eigent=
It'd baiiert lit. S1 oett naditen Go
gen ioG in 8oris cine eroBe mill
tarii6 politii6e aonferens itott=
finoen. @ir tpiinIdten oaB gerbull
Bis oabin gefaaen pdre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-20
Jreie Yreie fit seras: Montas 20. MRdr5 1916.

@ebor perueieert, ionoer1l iie oireft
olt Die 2nft 9eiett batte. 9iefe Get
trngen tporen alio 10 oarouf be-
bodt, aus ibren Spolten oles fern-
5ubalten, mas England ni6t int Sen
&sra1n paBte, oaB lie freipiQig o1f
BEN groBten Scoop per5i6tete1l
6en ote Seem Srleonier 8reffe lett
piele1 Sabren erlebt 6otte. Inter
gepobnltden l~tmltd1loeu m6re 6ie
fiirhterlf6e @eI6ifte fir ole Set
tnngen ein gefutloenes 5reiien gene
Ier. Sic botten mobrl6etnli6 @r=
tra11ummern berauSgegeben, tim lie
mG9lidit l6ttea Dor oos B1blifum
5u bringen. 9a Sic @ei6idte ober
england IN einenl 10 idle6ten 2id=
tie erideinen lieB, 10 m1roe iie gotlS
%unteroriift. Grit eire gort8e ISOLDE
0arauf laben it6 ottb Sic onoeren
3eitungen 9enotigt, 9eoti8 BON i6r
5n nebmelt, neil ser y4merican"
ofe Seniation in3tpiiden nod oGer
Eegeln Der 81tnlt au%8ge6eutet bot
te. ltno Iel6it iebt bebonoelten tie
Die Gr5ablung Ser amerifoniI6e1
91tqell3eltgenl BON benen iie genort
tpttBten, ooB tie oie lal1tere 8obr-
belt ipraden als Oos 8roouft elmer
%ii6er6ibten G6a1toiie. 81 gebt es
GIT binter oen &uliiien ser pro-
en9lfi6en 3eitun9en in Sen ltelltro=
len @ereiniaten gtooten.
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Sinter ben aaliiien.

Gin Serr @erbert 9. Maper, ser
eile 3eit lang &ebafteur oes Seem
Orleans americat" mar, er8Gblt i'm
aSatberlano~ cine @ei6i6te, oie
einen Slid binter Die auliIien Ser
pro-engliiden 8reiie geitattet. Die
@eididte be8iebt iid auf oas
gralteflDol1e @erbreben Der engliihen
8aralong : 8eltien, oas beiBt, Ser
englii6en Morobuben Die ii6 ur=
ter BEN Sdut Der amerifoniIden
Slagge an ein oeuti1es 9audboot
Grandchildren oas 8oot a~erItorten
nnb Die mebrloie MannI6aft ab-
ldladtetett. &err Maper befano lid,
an einem 4beno, an Dem elm flirfts
barer Sturm Stem Orleans faIt BOZ
Zig bon Der iibrigen @elt abgeidmit-
ten bate, in 8egleitung bon stpet
Heportern, bon oenen Der cine iein
8ruoer mar, aif Dem @ege mad,
einem Heitaurmlt, als lie ouf slDei
innge 2eilte nit &eiletolfen ltieBen,
Die lie fragten1 auf mel6e @eile lie
in Die Stabt eelangt Ieien, ga BOD,
Der 8abnberfebr megen oes Stur-
mes gnll5 oarnieoerliege. IS emf
lponn ii6 ein @eiprdf, in oeIfen
@erlauf es ii6 berausiteate, oaB
Die iunsen 2eltte anierifaner wa.
rell, melde ais WauItiertreiber sic
Sabrt auf Dem 8ampfer oNicolian4
mitgemadt batten. Sic begannen
aud gleid bon Der Grnorouna ser
oeltiden Seeleute 81 er3Gblen. Serr
Waper, Der einen nScoop" oQerer-
lter Sronltng tuitterte, esfortierte bie
beioen iofort nod ieiner Office, mo
er Die entieblide gpiiooe, oeren
Enlargement fie gepelen tuaren, gu
Bapier bradte. Gr mar logar uor-
iidtig genlg, iid NIT ibnen ein8u-
lhlieBen itno iie mabreno Ser Naht
feit5ubalten, neil err nerbinoern
lpollte, 0aB Die anoeren 3~eittnqen
bon 0em Orleans @ino BON Ser
@eid)i6te befamen mo tie oud per-
offentlidten.
g[m nd6iten @orgen fam ser
yAeip Orleans anerican~ aaein nit
Der Seniation berals. Die anoern
3eitnli9en batten fein 8ort bobon.
3ngleih ober madte SEER Moper
aud) Die gntoediing, bob feline Gor-
iidt iebr ii6erfliiiiig getpeIen mar.
Wlebrere bon ben iibrigen amerifo-
niiden MmItiertreibern oes ,Rito.
an Bielten Iid ndmlid aud in Men
Orleans mf. @r modte lire 9e-
fanntIdaft uno erfubr, oaB iie Be.
reits in ben 9ieoaftionen ser an.
oeren Seem 0rleanler 3eitunoen oe.
fpeIen lporell, nm iiber lire Iflouoer.
9aften GrIe6uiiie 51 beri9ten, oof
man ibnen aber bort nid)t ollcin
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-20

DEM mag ireeno cine Solution pal
iieren. 0arin liegt oie groBe Sc
fobr oieier an uno fir iid) bur6aus
6ere6tigten Stroferpeoition. Sic
fam utls lei6t in einen arie9 per=
pidel1t, Ser unter ltmltdnoen biel
gr6Bere 0imeniionen annebmen
fa1tt, ols mir glouben.
sis iett lit no6 nidts ge0enfli-
DIES gei6eben. ltno ga Ser gauge
IeIo5ng onr6 8iemGi6 menfdenleere
@e9enoen fiibrt, 10 lit aud oie Mog=
lidfeit porbanoen, oaB mir obne
groBe Gerpidlultgelt aus Dem Nben=
teller mieoer berausfonrnen. 0ie
Garron5a Geqierung bot iiG] flu9
ltno geididt bertortrteu. sic hot
lthS freunoi6nftlid empfongen nno
Bot, tpie gelaet, ibren @ener6len be-
fobleit, inns nad &raften 5u inter
itiiBetr. @ir Itttb nit ungefGbr
1000 Wann inter ben geieblen oes
Generals @erIbing 1tno Ser 0ber1tel1
Slocltm 9ooo uno onberer einge-
riidt urb maridieren otreft nod Ser
@eoenb, 1T Ser ii6 Giuo befinoet1
ioG, nod Ben Bergen i'm meitIifell
G%btbltobna. @iele @eidi6ten BON
STANDARDIZATION Ser @epobner lino
er5dblt moroen, es bot itb ober feiu
ein5iges oieier @eriidte beItGtiot.
9(ber, mie aeiagt, bie @efabr, oaB
irgeno Elm Gorfou bie 9an8e Sodla=
&c anoern FAM, lit INNER porbon-
BEN nno oes6olb fan11 man es Sen
@merifanern in Merico a1d) nidt
beroei1fen, fpeun iie ii6 i6nea ga.
bonmaden. Im meiIten gefGbrbet
ldei1ten Die Imerifaner I'M Sampi-
co=Diitrift nno i'm Sorreon 9iitrift
81 fem oie 1tarf biGo-freunoli6
iino. Ins Sorreon baben fid bereits
biefe @merifaner gefIii1tet. @udJ
unier &oniul BORT, elm SEER 8il-
ltans, bat ii6 in Siderbeit ge=
braft.
SIN 2anoe lit ni9t biel paiiiert.
Ser &ongreb bat einen geidlaB on
Der Dem 8raiioenten oas
8ent giebt, oie Starfe bes SeereS
auf 10000 Mar11 gu erboben. SIM
tplroe ferner Ser 9ei6lub at-
genommen, porI1nfig nod ben i3uf-
fer5oa BON einem Gent bei5ubebal-
ten. aub Grtpeiterungen Ser ge-
Itimmaangen fir Die 8oitiparfaiien
limo I'M Satie bei6loifen moroen,
Sett beroten beioe Sauler iiber See
resreformbias. S1n 2anoe miro eff
refrutiert, i'm Die 10000 Mann
oas Seer 5ulammen5ubringen,
Indictment nit eutem grfole. auf
Die Mili8eit refrlitieren eifrig. gs lit
NIT einem Meale elm itorf friegerilder
Seiit berborgetreten. @ir tpolen
oab er uns gum Iliten ge-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-20
Der EantoffeI6eIh.

&~botoarapb: r@esbolb moIen
Sic ii6 oenn nit Dem SausldliiIiel
in Der Salt6 pbotograpbieren LAT.
fen2"
9ebmonn: a0amit man oenfen
ioa, i6 iei Ser i'm Saufe.~
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@iienbabn . 5aBrpIan.

s. G q. 81.
SO. 12-9on Qnre6o 800 BORN.
$50. Coon 2arebo ......7:2O obenbs
No. 5-@on ct. 2ouis 100 bornt.
No. 7lWon 5earne nnb Sante eS Or
- ZEN ......... .10.O0 BORN,
go. 7-gom Nor6en -. 700 obenos
No. 1lySnnibine Special". bon ct.
Sonts .......... sos abenos
SO. Sc. 81. egpreb@ mad saelor.
$50. 2-.9unibine Speeials, mad 81.
30. 4wao6 81. aonis. -. III: 80 S'D NORA
go. 6-Na6 ct. 2ouis ut,b Orten an
Der Sat1ta Sc ......7:S5 aben6s
go. 5-Na6 2arebo 7:45 moraens
3o. 11-Sad 2areoo 1000 abenos
Gnfunft -
SO. 16-gon 5olltou, @aco urS Cor
pus gbrifti $3.50 nad5ru.
yo. 14-Ton 5ouiton nnb aiiitenorten
600 BORN.
SEQ. 12-gon Doaflim ltno aiiitenorten
$40. 41-@om aerrDiae $50 ' poym.
ao. 43-bon aerbiue, MN 5onntags
....... ........ 6:45 abenos
9o. 145-8on aerrpille, tdglid, altgoe~
1lo1ftrnen Sonntaas ..6:45 aben6s
Mbfabrt -
SEQ. 15-God Spuiton, @aco nnb Corr
- pIs gbr1ftt ........ 8:45 BORN.
sfo. lo-gtad 9oititon unb &iiitenorten
10.Ak nho,1As
No. 11-Nad goafum itno a~iitenorten
$40. 42-gaa6 aerroiue, ,il,r an g iasuaa'.
go. 146-Na6 aerrbiae ..4:85 aberSs
No. 146)9a1 &errbiIe tdaIid. olgae~
not1f1en Sonntngs -. 7:05 BORN.
o. s. & g. u. f5auptlinie.)
sto. 1o1.snnfet aimiteb, bon Qetp Or
SO. 1o2 suniet aimite6, bon Gan Srams
so. 7-9dnea8ua, bon aeip Drreans..
SO. s-ednsasua, bon Sci aio .. D'l.'..
:, .....:.......... 1900 pornf.
No. 9-Suniet ggpreb, bon Nep Or
lea1s .7:55 nndnt
go. 10-Saniet grpreb. bon Can Srar,s
cisco $3.50 nadm.
abfa6rt-
SO. 1O1-suniet aimiteo, mad Gan
NO. 1 sI34s5sa1 aimife5, nod nod Sst DG 81.
leans ..............4:00 BORN.
$40. 7-Gdnensng, nod Sci Mio
.11:00 BORN.
no. 8-sdneasue nod aefp orrems.
11:30 BORN.
No. 9-Suniet grpreB mad Son Srans
cisco $3.50 uadlu.
yto. 1O-Suniet grpreb, mad geetp Orr
leans ..11:00 nndlts
yterorta Stbtfpn.
30. so1-gon Sonfton, Sort aabaca,
Wictorias gliero ......7:20 nabm.
Mbfabrt-
9n. sO2-Mad guero, gictoria, Sort
Sabaea, 9onffon ......7:65 BORN,
@aB 9orben-Gbfabrt =
SO. 4-3ofaI 7:so BORN.
$40. S-seras @pe8iaI ....e:80 morg.
~. AZ otulD NluttSU .~...1O.OS itpiS.
0o. 26-antb SIber ..... 900 nnd1m.
No. 22-@ad 6oifton.. 1890 abenbs
anfunft =
$40. 25-aatb Srber ......7:15 BORN.
Np. 3-2ofnI. .4:35 nadm.
$40. 9-aatb aimiteb lib nadsn.
$40. 7-ySeras SpeciaI". $3.50 abenos
$50. 21-9on Souiton 100 moraeils
santa Sc (5. &. q. 81. Sepot).
Gnfunft -
SO. 7-gom Morben 1000 BORN.
SO. 1@@om Noroen sos abenbs
@bfabrt-
80. 6-Na6 Dem 3oroeu. 1875 nadm.
$50. 2-gaa6 benz Norben. .9:15 BORN.
81, d. G g. Is. G g. u. 9eput.;
Mnfunft =
SO. 2-@On Corpus e6riiti nnb oben
80. 4@son Corpus ebrift f. u, e Ilaa%;
Springs ............7:00 BORN.
SO. f-Na6 Corpus gbriiti ........
80. a3aad Corpus G5ri aG;s n1s ' Sare
riso Sprinas $500 $50 abenos
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-31

boy was named, hurrylng over the
same route. The father was brought
back in the machine with the two
boyv. Physicians examined both chill
dren and pronounced the younger dead.
1t WAS thought he had been dead for
severa, hours when found.
The life of the older boy still hangs
in the balance. Should he live ply
scians say it will be necessary to am
putate both feet and one hand, as they
are so badly frozen.
1t seems the boys had been in the
habit of spending a part OF their vaca :
tions with their grand parents up the
river. and not realizing the distance
had started out to make them n winter
visit They were found direct on the
road to their grandparents home. for
which they were bound. It did not oc-
cur to the parents that they would at
tempt such trip until all other pos
sible avenues were searched, and Their
it was taken up with only q half hope
that such might be the case. The par
ents have three other children, the
two boys being next to the youngest OF
the family.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-31
Badly Frishtened in Film.

Despite her successful career on the
speaking stage Grace Valentine, the
charming young actress, was frightened
half to death when she appeared in the
first scenes in BLACK Fear" the Ave
part Rolfe- Metro production. in which
she is featured with Grace Elliston and
Edward Brennan. She said the fear,
which was similar to stage fright, was
prompted because she knew the camera
was heartless, and she was afraid of
failure.
Heretofore, Miss Valentine has been
widely known for her pluck and nerve
In Los Angeles, where she appeared
with the Oliver Morc3co stock company,
one of her daily pastimes was to take
flight in an aeroplane with a daring
aviator. She appeared in Help Want
ed and was understudy to Irene Fen
wick In The Song of Songs" and was
featured with Frank Mcintyre In
Brother Masons,"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-31

How to Make Boise Prosperous

(NOTE-Under the caption, How to
Make 1915 Prosperous Year." the
Capital News proposed discussion of
the subject. Bosses New Years Reso-
lutions Suggestions for Carrying
Them Out and invited free discus
sion on the Dart of those interested in
a bigger and better Boise, in whose
future the Capital News has every
confidence. Suggestions of this kind il
believes cannot help but be beneficial
to this city and its interests. Articles
appearing herewith have been contrib
uted by those interested. You are in
vited to submit your suggestions. The
contributions will be published in the
order in which they are received and
without preference).
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-31
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

IDANHA-J. C. Truner and wife.
Burns; w. L. Hershey. Denver; How
ard Fox, Toledo; NJ. r. Dresson. Clear
Lake: A. S. Stockis, San Francisco f.
C. Peachey, Portland; F. j. Walters,
Three Creek: c. S. Long, Parma; A. j.
Peiffer, Portland; w. f. Stevens. st.
Anthony; f. Thorne. Emmett; NJ. {.
Kennedy, f. II. Darling. Salt Lake;
Annie Dennis, Glenns Ferry; n. Besarl-
lion. Portland: r. b. Scatterday. Cald-
well; George F. Smith and wife, EN-
nett; W. L. Harris, Mamie d. Session,
James Dewey, Emmett; II. S. Lesaules
and wife. Bruneau: NJ. c. Swain, Noun
tain Home; k. l.. Guffin, Ontario; T. w
Haskins. Montpelier; G. X. Hunt, st.
Louis; W. l.. Hershey, Denver; Howard
Fox. Toledo; II. r. Lacy. st. Louis; H
F. Harris, New Plymouth; J. j. Math
ews, Chicago.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-31
CHILD GETS SICK
CROSS, ffvfRISh
If CONST|PATfD
California Syrup of Figs"
Can't Harm Tender Stom-
ach or Bowels.

A laxative today saves a sick child
tomorrow Children simply will not
take the time from play to empty their
bowels, which become clogged up with
waste, liver gets sluggish; stomach
sour.
Look at the tongue, mother! If
coated, or your child is listless, cross,
feverish, breath bad, restless, doesn't
eat heartily, full of cold or has sore
throat or any other children's ailment,
give teaspoonful of california Syrup
of Figs" then don't worry, because il
is perfectly harmless, and in a few
hours all this constipation poison, sour
bile and fermenting waste will gently
move out of the bowels, and you have
a well, playful child again. A thorough
INSIDE cleansing" is oftimes all that is
necessary II should be the first treat
ment given in any sickness.
Beware OF counterfeit fig syrups. Ask
your druggist for a 50-cent bottle of
california syrup of Figs" which has
fun directions for babies, children Of
all ages and for grown-ups plainly
printed on the bottle. Look carefully
and see that 1t is made by the Cali
fornia Fig syrup Company adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-31
LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The following Water Masters Taxes
are delinquent for the year 1918.
Action for the foreclosure of said liens
will be commenced by Ada County
about February 18th. 1915. as provided
by law unless paid prior thereto:
Certificate No. 1O7s-Mary E. Davis.
lots and 4 and SWh, Sec. 10. NJ
Nv. Lots and 4, Sec. "a, T. 4 N,
r. w.
Certificate No. 1os6-Pioneer Canal Co..
Pioneer Canal.
Certificate No. 10s7-U. S. r. S.
Certificate No. 10ss-Charles Rein and
Jane Keogh. Rein & Keogh ditch.
Certificate No. 10so-Peter Moves,
Moves ditch.
Certificate No. 1092-Joe Perrault ana
Richard Johnson, Perrault ditch.
Certificate No. 10eS-Boise City Canal
Co. Boise City Canal.
Certificate No 1094-Boise Valley Irri-
cation Co.. Farmers Union ditch.
Certificate No 1Os7-Hlllcrest Irriga-
ton district, Hillerest.
Certificate No. 109S-Graham a Gill
bert, personal
Certificate No. 109a-T. C. Catlin and
Polete Mace, Catlin & Mace ditch.
Certificate No. HOW. H. Conway
and W. ]. Hamming, Conway d
Hamming ditch.
Certificate No. 1101-A. V. Under. Bal
lentyne ditch.
Certificate No. 11O2-Levy Smith. Bal
lentyne ditch.
Certificate No. 1l03-Charlotte Cahoon.
RaIlentvpa ditch
Certificate No. 1104-Ed. J. Under
Ballentyne ditch.
Certificate No. 1i05-Lizzic Everett,
Ballentyne ditch.
Certificate No. 1f06-Jesse Wilson.
Ballentyne ditch.
Certificate No. 110T-Thomas III. Aiken
Ballentyne ditch.
Certificate No. 1i2S-New Union Ditch
Co
Certificate No. 1427-Boise Fruit Co.
Certificate No. 142S-Catlin & Mace,
Lands on Eagle island.
Certificate No 1430-Hart & Davis
ditch. in Secs. 10 and "a. T. 4 N.
w, and Sec. 10. T. ~, = f.
Certificate No. 1432-Pioneer Canal.
STEPHEN UTTER.
Adv. J31 Countey Auditor.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-31

ry: L. M. Brown. weiser; Mildred Har-
ris, Emmett; A. 3. Anderson. Weiser;
J. B. Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Nc
Fadden. Ethel McFadden. Mabel Nc
Fadden. Midvale: Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz
Shelter and family. Silver City; Fred
Father, Midvale; J. w. Watkins, Cald-
well; j. H. Jones, Glenns Ferry; Elba
wahlstrom, Charles r. Wahlstrom.
Nampa; w o. Biglow, Caraston, Alta;
NJ. e. Dunn. Spokane; NJ. II. Fegely
and wife, Vale, Ore; Carrie Worthing-
ton, Florence Adams, Salt Lake; Guy
l.. Mitchell, Parma: L. Leisbee, L. r.
Smith, Salt Lake; Blanch Sayers. Nam
pa: Mr.. and Mrs. Dare, Australia; ]. H.
whelan, Chicago r. W. Vanderhoof,
Homedale: Schaeffer boys. Silver City,
Adeline Waldahl, Weiser; A. Griffith,
Shoshone.
GRAND-Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Irwin,
Parma; Oscar Sigismund. Middleton;
l.. j. Meredith. Rupert; j. A. Edie, Bru-
neau; Frank Matthews. Spring Valley.
Estelle Jones, Delevan; H. l.. Levander
and wife, Bruneau: T. V. Smith, Port
land l.. A. Cummings. Salt Lake; E.
w. Connors, Weiser; l.. c. Harris
Vale: Edna Cate, Shoshone; H. L. Nor
gan, Salt Lake.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-31
stituted therefor.

That in both state and county affairs
we may be honest enough to learn les
sons in efficiency in the expenditure of
public moneys from what is being ac
complshed by "effete" European gov
ernments and speedily relegate our
senseless two-house legislative system
with the governors veto to the limbo
where they belong, and following the
examples of the republics of France
and Switzerland. substitute the simple
and effective form of administration
practiced by every private corporation
in our land.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-31

have gone there for shelte'. Driving 10
it they found the older boy, John. had
just reached it and fallen through the
door, Mr. O'Connor found his face,
hands and feet cold and numb but be-
gan working vigorously upon him to
restore circulation and soon the boy
responded with a few grunts, but that
was all the officer could get from
him. Leaving him with Deputy Som
mervile to continue the work, Mr.,
O'Connor began searching for the other
boy, bat could find no trace of him.
Putting the older boy in the machine.
they started back. watching the sides
of the road closely and about quarter
OF a mile nearer town, saw. some Is
feet off the road the body of the
younger boy beside his sled, partially
covered, one tiny hand pointing up
ward.
Meet Father on the Way
Getting the body and placing it in
the machine, mad drive to the city
was made. En- route the officers met
the father and Hiram Hart. a friend
Of the family and for whom the younger