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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-21
TRAFALGAR DAY TO Be
OBSERVED IN ENGLAND

London. Oct. 21.-Trafalgar day, the
111th anniversary of Nelson's famous
victory over the combined fleets of
France and Spain, is to be observed
today throughout the empire as "A day
for special contributions to the British
Red Cross fund. The prevailing war
spirit served to emphasize the celebra-
tions in London and elsewhere in the
United Kingdom. The Nelson monu-
ment in Trafalgar square was, as
usual, decorated. and large crowds
gathered there to see the large num-
Der of floral tributes which had been
placed there on behalf of many
branches of the Navy league in all
parts of the world, and of relatives and
friends of officers and others who
served under Nelson in the famous
battle.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-21
MORE STRAW VOTES
ON SHORT Line TRAINS

Glenn D. Hart, the travelling sales
man who is taking straw votes on Ore
gon Short Line trains, reports the fol-
lowing, adding that he will continue
taking votes up to the eve of election
o. S. L. train No. Is, east bound,
Oct. II, 1916. Hughes IL. Wilson 20.
o. s. l.. train No. 374, between Vale
and Ontario. Oct. IS, 1916, Hughes 4,
Wilson 10.
o. S. l.. train. Pony, eastbound,
Oct. IA. 1916. Hughes II. Wilson 10.
o. s. l.. train No. A, oastbound, oct.
Ia, 1916. Hughes 80, Wilson 81
o. S. l.. train No. 10, westbound, Oct.
IA, 1916. Hughes 33, Wilson Il.
o. s. l.. train No. 10, westbound, Oct.
10. 1916, Hughes 20. Wilson 81
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-21
RECRUITING FOR
IDAHO REGIMENT
ORDERED STOPPED
War Department Issues Or
ders for mastering Out of
All Recruiting Officers on
Duty in State.

Recruiting in Idaho has ceased
Captain Max B. CARRIER, chief mus
tering officer for the Second Idaho in
fantry in this state, with headquarters
at the adjutant generals department,
is in receipt of orders from the war de-
partment to muster out all recruiting
officers assigned to stations in Idaho
forthwith. He has notified Captain w
r. Cupp, stationed at Pocatello and
Lieutenant Hal Shadduck, stationed at
Occur d'Alene. to report to him imme-
diately. On their arrival he will mus
ter them out of the service. Their re-
cruiting stations will be closed and so
the Second Idaho is concerned. it will
cease.
MAY BE SIGNIFICANT.
Just how significant these orders are
is speculative. Officers at headquar-
tiers refused to comment on them. AS
there is a general belief among mill
tary men here that the regiment will
return to Boise before the first of the
new year the mastering out of the re-
fruiting officers may be the forerun-
ner of orders entraining the regiment
at Nogales for Boise, designated as the
mastering station for Idaho. Recruit
ing has not been spirited, either with
Captain Cupp or Lieutenant Shad-
duck, although both have enlisted a
number of men for service and after
preliminary training they have Joined
the regiment at Nogales. 1t is said that
it may be because there have been few
applications on the part of men who
wished to Join the colors that the war
department has ordered the mastering
out of the recruiting officers, in the
belief that the expense is too great to
warrant further expenditures. 1t could
not be said today whether or not the
mastering officers in other states had
received similar orders, shutting down
recruiting everywhere.
THREE MEN DISCHARGED.
Three enlisted men who have been
on the border since the regiment ar
rived there, reported to Captain
CARRIER today and were mustered out
Of the service and discharged because
of dependent relatives They are all
of Company NJ of Emmett or Sergeant
Orr F. Critics of Boise: Private Harley
w. Barnum of Emmett and Vernon L.
Hansen of Idaho Falls. When seen
they could throw no light on when the
regiment will leave Nogales for Boise.
All are in excellent health They state
the Second Idaho has made a re-
markable showing in comparison with
other regiments of other states and
has been highly praised by regular
army officers. Officers and men, they
state. are in good spirits and while
willing to do their share in border
duty are anxious TO return to Idaho
Phone 73 >or baggage wagons.
Prompt service. Peasley Transfer n
Storage Co.-Adv. II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-21
RIVER STEAMER
SINKS BUT NO
LIVES LOST

st. Louis, Oct. 21.-The steamer Cap
tain Girardeau struck some piling in
the Mississippi river south Of Chester,
ILL.,, today and sank. Most of the SO
passengers were in their staterooms
asleep when the boat struck. They
were awakened by the crew. Lifeboats
were lowered and all were taken off
without accident. The crew escaped.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-21
SCHOONER IS WRECKED
AND CAPTAIN LOST

Norfolk, Va. oct. 21.-Sevcn mem
bers of the crew of the four nlasted
American schooner Fannie G. Brown OF
FAN River. Mass, We're brought here
today by the Norwegian steamer Avon
after Captain Carter and the first mate
had been lost when the vessel was
shipwrecked in midocean.
Piano moving made easy. Call 70
Peasley Transfer & Storage Co.---Adv
II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-21
ATTACK BY THE
French AND
SERb|ANS

Vodena, Greece. Oct. 21.-A desper-
ate struggle has been in progress all
day in the Kenali sector south of
Monastir The Serbians are attacking
along the entire line. They are sup
ported by the left wing of the French,
operating from Florina. Detachments
of Italian troops are arriving at
SalonilSi.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-21
RID YOUR CHILD OF WORMS.

Thousands of children have worms
that sap their vitality and make them
listless and irritable. Kickapoo Worm
Killer kills and removes the worms
and has tonic effect ON the system.
Does your child eat spasmodically? Cry
out in. sleep or grind it's teeth? These
are symptoms of worms and YOU should
find relief for them at once. Kickapoo
Worm Killer is n pleasant remedy. At
your Druggist, 25c.-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-21
ABANDON
PROPOSED CHANGES

Washington. Oct. 21.-Western rail-
roads have abandoned the proposed
changes in regulations and practices
governing grain shipments in transit
and the interstate commerce commits
sion has abandoned it's proposed in
vestigation
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-21

Expert watch repairing. Con w.
Hesse, The Jeweler. 1909 Main st.
Adv-ts
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-21

Jewelry manufa turing. Con w
Hesse, 1909 Main ST. Adv-tf
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-21
Prove it free

Resi..~l Ointment and Resinol
Soap also greatly help to clear
away pimples and dandruff. Sold
.yall druggists; for trial free. write
- R~sinol Chem. Co., Dept Ut.
- Nd.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-21
THE EIGHT-HoUR LAW.

CONCERNING the AdamsOn bill. he
said. The railroad bro.herhoods
made no demand either upon the presi-
dent or upon congress. Their de-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-21

Phone 73 >or baggage wagons.
Prompt service. Peasley Ira nsfer h
Storage Co.-Adv. II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-21

worm. rashes, and many
other tormenting, dishg-
uring skin diseases not
due TO serious internal
disorders. Aided by warm
baths with Resinol Soap,
r esinol Ointment makes
a sick skin or scalp heal
thy, quickly, easily and
at little cost.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-21

When Resinol Ointment touches itching
skin the itching usually stops and healing
begins. That is why doctors have prescribed
it so successfully for over twenty years in
even the severest cases OF ECZEMA ring
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
COLORADO SQUAD
RATHER BRUISED
Second Week of Football
Training Shows Good
Material; Few Vets.

Boulder. colo. Sept. e5.-with the
second week Of college in progress and
the University OF Colorado football
squad recruited TO nearly war strength.
Ireliminaries have been dropped BY "
c. Evans. the new coach. aud each
afternoon sees 50 huskies going
through a real sweat-producing work
out
That peculiar afniction OF the
muscles known as charley horse
which Is the real hsrbjnser OF the
football season. is making IFS appear
ance and hslty. limping walks are
cutie the STYLES among the elite Of the
squad
Things are beginning 10 look up
Evans said, in discussion the situation
The best material i'm school is not on
the football field. and Uncle sam has
been slow to respond 10 the :. o. s
OF our generals for the transfer 70 our
ranks OF several OF our hest fighting
men. bur We are dtus business Just
the same. and nobody is Grabbing"
The squad shows a decrease in num-
hers over last year. 4 Z this time Of
the season in past years more than 50
men have been in suits
OF the lette~ men OF last fail six are
now numbered among the squad.
As in past years the line presents
the greatest problem 90 the coach.
Backs and ends OF some experience are
coming 20 light each day. but the sup
ply OF forwards has proven meaEer.
An examination OF the personnel or
the squad shows a wealth of untried
material
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
BANKERS DEFEAT
PALMETTO TEAM
First National Tossers Run
Up Big Score On the
Militia Boys.

The First National bank five cleaned
mp on the basketball team OF the Second
south Carolina infantry at the ~" on
saturday night. winning with a score
Of 50 to Is. The militiamen used nine
men altogether. but although among
them are men from Newberry and two
Y. n. C. A. men from Charleston, 8 C.
the bankers proved too much FOR them
and the changes did not help
The first half started as though the
south Carolina men were going to have
things all their own way they making
two baskets right off the reel How
for the bank team then started play
ing and in the first half they mad made
90 points 70 the soldiers nine.
The second half was also all in favor
OF the bank. who took "a more points.
while the others we're able TO make
but seven Bowman made some very
pretty baskets for the First Nationals
and Eicfer and Gaylord were not far
behind him and were closely followed
hy the others
Points scored. First National bank
George Bicfer. left forward. IS De
mar BoWma right forward. II: sag
Shea and ~Piukie' Bedford. center. 10,
Bob Done. left guard. Z Dick Crutchcr
and ~Pud" Gaylord. right guard. =.
Second south Carolina infantry
Pascheu and Willis. right guard. o;
Hugions and Robertson. left guard. o,
Mears and 0rtmaU, center, ., Ballen-
tine. right forward. o. Beatty. Worth
inCton. Mears and Ortman. left for
ward. e
Referee. Dowdon. time keeper. la
pOWSki- scorer, Ponsford-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25

the positions OF the cars after the first
ten or 10 miles You viii not that
iuky-B1e IS a lap ahead Awhile later
10 VIII show him leading by two laps
and then after another 10 OF 20 min
Ures the board may show that HinkT
has made 10 four laps. or that som
has come along tied Hinky for the lead
The uniuitiated IN auto racing
naturally assume that such conditions
are brought about by some miraculous
spirits But rarely is the case The
lead changes or is increased merely be-
cause one or another OF the drivers has
been forced 10 the pits by motor
trouble. "A wounded tire or a loose rod
or other car ailments
No Impression of Real Speed.
Perhaps YOU think the business OF
travelling at \ rate beyond 100 miles
an hour would be thrill enough. But
there isn't even tlnEle in that speed
ways destroy the true impression 81
actual speed Unless you were told
that the car and its driver were nov
ing along at a clip close to two miles
per minute you never would guess II.
me tracks are so smooth and 50 per-
feet in construction that there hardly
Is the semblance OF bump as tho
cars whirl around They run with the
precision and rhythm OF q piston rod
And who viii say that sn active piston
rod Is an exciting spectacle2
Actually seem Slow.
some folks. seeing their first speed
way race often have remarked.
-Why those cars do not seem to bs
going any faster than 4 flivver taxi
trying TO make a train through a
crowded thOroughfare-"
And their opinion is almost u1snim-
cus- strange as IL may seem
At Last-A killing.
Last spring a distance contest was
staged al the new Sheephesd Bay
speedway Somewhere along about the
59th mile Carl Limberg's car shot TO
thee top Of the track. smashed into the
rail and Limberg and his mechaniciau
were killed.
And then woman. IN the grand
stand. after the initial gasp. turned to
another and said almost with a show
OF elation.
AT last. 7 have seen q smashup."
Was that autoist right when be said
that folks 90 TO speedway races be-
cause they hope TO see a killing2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
GOOD MARKS ARE MADE IN BIC
SPORT MEETOF NATIONAL GUARD
Wind and Dust Interfere With the Athletes and Spec
tators But Twenty Three Events Are Staged at
Camp Stewart; Band Contests Have To Be
Cancelled; Centipede Race Laughmaker
~ ..RTDr RUTHERFORD.

third. George W. Connolly Time &c
seconds.
44O-ysrd ran. final-First, a. Sha--
tie second. Herbert otto; third, James
McGrath- Time. 90 seconds
SS0-yard run final-First- A. Shar-
tie. second, P : Hanway- third. c
Harvey
One-mile run. final-First. J. J.
Obey; second. g Harvey third, l. Nc
Nabh. Time minutes - seconds.
Two-mile run. final-First =. W.
Root second W A Ritter. third. =. r
Schaffer Time 10 minutes 80 So sec
ends.
High jump-First. Hal Loyeless
hubbard
standing broad jump-First. !. T.
Consent second. J. Boesseil, third. y
BiddIe- Distance. nine feet, one inch
Running broad jump-First H.
FrvckburE- second, Harry Schoonoyer-
third a. j. Long Distance. 10 feet II
Tue-of-war-First Third regiment.
second Troop A. First Pennsylvania
cavalry. third. company ", ourth
Pennsylvania infantry
HaIf-miIe relay-First. company L.
First Pennsylvania infantry second.
Troop A. First Pennsylvania cavalry
third. Troop II, First Pennsylvania
cavalry
One-mile relay-First. Second Penn
syIvanis infantry second. First Penn
sylvania infantry, third, Troop a,
First Pennsylvania cavalry
Ceutipede race-First. First Penn
syIvauia infantry; second. Troop \.
First PENNSYLVANIA cavalry third.
Third Pennsylvania infantry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25

THANKS TO clever pitching by
Grover Alexander in a double
header Oh Saturday, the Phillies are
now only nine points behind the
Dodgers. The Braves have dropped
hack and are conceded TO be out Of
the race The two leading teams
each have II games TO play. Brook
lyn plays all at home. The Phillies
buck into the Dodgers at Brooklyn
on thursday, Friday and Saturday.
If the 1915 champions can take the
series in Brooklyn, they will have q
mighty goOd chance Of landing the
pennsnt- IF Dodgers win the series,
they viii practically cineh the flag.
SEVENTH infantry fans are now
showing a lot of interest in the
bout al Camp Cotton on Tuesday
evening Of next week between their
star lightweight, kid" Muskopf.
and Johnny Cose, the Massachusetts
star. Out at Camp Fort Bliss, one
gets the impression that Muskopf IS
going to cop inside the limit but if
you wander out TO Camp Cotton, the
Bay Skaters will tell you that Cose
will carry the whole payroll of the
Fighting Ninth" when he enters the
ring, which speaks well for the con-
ddence the Massachusetts, guardsmen
have IN their star
COLUMBUS fans were treated TO a
hard boxing contest on Saturday
night when John Thomas, negro light
heavyweight, and Jack Burke, of the
10th infantry, went ten fast rounds
to a draw. Thomas was the faster
Of the two men but Burke was the
aggressor, this earning him a draw.
OUARTERMASTER corps has a
x real fast ball team. The depot
men went up against the Ninth
Massachusetts, team on Sunday
afternoon and won by a score of IS
TO in five innings.
A INVOLVEMENT is made of a
boxing card Of 80 rounds at
Fort Bliss next Saturday night be-
tween kid" Barend and kid
Wolfe. It IS reported that there
will be seats for $500 fans. Nothing
about the preliminary card is known.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
GRAND RAPIDS GUARDS
BEAT MUSKEG0N BOYS

The machine gun company 81 the
s2nd Michigan infantry. from Grand
Rapids defeated company C. which
comes from MuskeEon in snappy loot
ball game at Washington park, SUNDAY
II TO T. The first touchdown toi
Grand Rapids was made by Music
white. and the next by Ohland, but
with the strong wind, both goal kicks
were missed Giarum made O. touch
down for company - on run from tn
so Yard line and then kicked goal
In the last half. Muskegon pushed
Grand Rapids - their own goal line
and the fighting was hard, but the ma
chine gun men held them
The lineup Machine Gun Companri
send Nichisan-Baker. left end, Jun
Sins left tackle, Treet, left guard;
Olusread. center, Williams, right
guard. Schultz. right tackle; Nussle-
white, right end, Cannon, quarter; OH
land. left half back Mcbride fun
back Quick right half back
company g. sand Niichigau-klirSs r
and RideeWay. left end Naruum- LEFT
-acIzle- Warren and CovelL left guard;
Henry. center II. Olsen, right guard
i.evamma. right tackle. Miller. right
end Studehaker. quarter; a Alison, and
&C. Berner. left half back; Curing, fun
back: Glarum, right half back
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
"Beck's" Amen Corner
NJ ~BECK.-

GREETINGS to the Seventh in
fantry, new champions of the
Commercial lesguei The soldiers
deserved their victory and civilian
as well as soldier fans are not back
ward IN so stating. Starting out
with one of the weak teams Of the
league, the soldiers finished with a
grand rush and they have played
some very classy ball IN their recent
games. While Jimmy York has
copied the pitching honors lately,
the Seventh owes a lot 10 Clarence
Duncan, whose pitching about mid
season started them on the upward
rush.
SOCCER fans are reminded Of the
meeting of the United Empire
club players TO be held at the Alamo
hotel on Wednesday evening. The
u z. team would like to hear from
some fast army eleven which wants
a game for next Sunday Any team
wanting d game should have its
proposition before the meeting on
Wednesday night.
OWING TO the circumstances at
tendant upon the forfeit, Sat
urday, it would be fitting that the
Army Interstate league officials
should order the contest between
the First ennsylvania Field artillery
and the Hospital corps replayed.
CLEVELAND threw bolt into the
well oiled machinery Of the Red
Sox by winning Sundays game, S to
5. Kavanaugh's fluke home run in
the fifth, with the bases loaded, did
the trick. The White Sox gained
a game on the American league
leaders by beating the Yankees,
, 10 1.
BOSTON mas eight games still to
play in the American league
race. The White Sox have five
games remaining. To beat the bean
eaters out of the flag, the White
Sox will have to win all their re-
naming games while the Red Sox
would need to drop at least five
games II Chicago wins five and
Boston loses four, there will be a
tie for the flag. Everything seems
to point TO Boston coping the flag.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
BIC CROWDS co To MOTOR RACES ]
HOPING To SEE KILLING, BELIEF
Race Itself Holds Nothing to Take Person to See An
other Race; Procession of Cars Around the Track is
Tiresome After the First Few Laps; Only Real
Thrill is Furnished By Occasional Accidents.
By FRANk G. sfENkE.

Jew YORK. Sept e5.-How Tar
M wrong was the autoist who once
= remarked that most folks are
drawn TO automobile speedway races
by the hope OF seeing someone killed.
II is the thrills It generates the
science il calls into play or the pleas
ure it affords that usually draws
crowds TO athletic contests But long
distance speedway racing is the one
socaIled sport that is most devoid OF
sensations. 10 IS a contest where the
spirit OF contest seems almost totally
Dsenr- a spectacle that prOEoEes no
real excitement after the ffst few
minutes. IL becomes a monOtonous
thing 20 watch long before the end has
been reached
And yet year after wear. Thousands
or persons attend those speedway
races True the major portion OF each
crowd comes 20 see what can be seen
and IL never comes back It's place IS
taken the next dav 10y another once
but 10 more crowd But there are
'repeaters.' some persons do 20 back
year after year 10 see the speed de-
mons i'm their races against time and
against death
Distance Speedway Races Bore
Automobile road racing has It's
thrills Dash races on a speed Waw
the spinal columns Both are contests
where the man element actually enters
where a race Is a race But those 100
OF zoo or 500 mile races around a speed
way are nothing but professions, little
more than tests OF motors and tires q
boresoUe exhibition
The first five or six laps OF a speed
wy race sometimes afford excitement
The cars get away in a bunch and al
though they begin 70 string out for
lap or two. r. sometimes happens that
two or three Of the benZine Chariots
bunch for several more laps and evoks
q mild cheer from the crowd as they
thunder past the stand But rarely do
the initial brushes last more IL =
few laps some car FORCES into a 100
or 200 yard lead and soon all the cars
are divided by similar distances
Race Becomes Parade.
And from then on YOU sit back for an
hour. or two or three. according 10 the
distance Of the race and watch the
parade. the contestless race. You hear
d whirr a rumble. a car flashes into
view II huns and pounds in front OF
YOU for a few seconds-and is gone
soon another rumble is heard. another
car zips into sight-and then 10. TOO.
has started on another lap.
You watch the score board. because
Il is your only method OF ascertaining
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
COLORADO BASEBALL TEAM
WILL LOSE YOUNG MGRAW

Boulder Colo. Sept. 25.-The Uni
versity of Colorado baseball team will
lose the services Of Bobby McGraw
this year He has been unable to ar
range a course which viii allow him
70 leave in March 10 Join the spring
training trip OF the New York Ameri-
can league baseball club, with which
he recently signed 10 play next year
II was believed that as McGraws
contract gives him the option Of re-
porting in March or June. he would
choose the latter time and fill the cap
taincy Of the Colorado baseball team
TO which he was rejected last spring
McGraw pitched three years here
Three years ago he tied the Ameri-
can intercollegiate record for strike
outs in a single game with -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
c. AND A. FOOTBALL TEAM
BEGINS FALL PRACTICE

Bisbee. Ariz-. sept 25--Twenty-seven
men Of the football squad OF the Calu-
met and Arizona company employees
turned out for football practice Sun
day IL was the first practice OF the
season Henry Wright was elected
temporary captain OF the squad 10 serve
until the return Of Capt John Calf
who is now In California
The c. and a. team viii play various
local football teams between now and
Thanksgiving dav-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-25
FOOTBALL RESULTS.

A. I.swisburg. Pa--Buckneu So. Blooms
burg Normal o.
At Morgaustor-n. W west Virginia
VS. Davis and ElEius college. cancelled.
~ Iewistown. Ne--Bates college 3. Fort
Mckinley @.
Al state college, Pa--Pennsvl-auia state
-. suslue ha ma o.
AT Worcester. 1iass.-Holy Cross 2. Con
l.cticu- Asgies g.
A. Troy. y Y--Rensselaer o. Garrison r.
AZ Nashin Eton. Ps--Washiu-ton and Je--
f-rson 81. Bethany g.
Az PhiladeIphia-UnIversity OF Psnnsyi-
raria IS. Central Normal school 0.
At AfiddIebury Vt.-Bowdoin G. Middle
bury o.
Al Hsnover-Dartmouth IS. View Hamp-
shire college O.
Ns4i,sn rents. Lee Newman, ph. 1904.
ADV.