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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-22

tperoen, oa Ionit Die fir Die elbelt be-
Itimmten 8eipiligungen perfaaen.
9te Seras Sotel Glerfs @51'n
belt ibre lebte balbidbrli1e &onpen-
tion i'm ct. Mntbonp Sotel ob; oit
Sisungen oauerten 5tpei Gage. 3unl
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s. s.. Moore pom gloolpbus @otel
IN Dallas ermablt; ser na6ite Ser
lammlungsort lit nod ni6t Be
itimmt. @uBeroem muroe beidloiien,
in 3ufunft Die 8~eriammluneen
iabrli6 anitatt mie bisber balbidbr=
| lih ab5nbalten.
@ie uns SEER SIS. @ralio nit
teilt, mare bel ieiner neuli1en 2nft=
i6ifffabrt nabe5r ein llngliif pol
iiert. @ls oas Ieroplan iid in be-
belttenoer @obe befano, RIB Die Set
fe oes einen Sropelfers: 9os 2uft=
Idiff geriet in beoenflibe Sdtpon-
| fungen rnO MN Der 8~eiItesgegef1=
mart llto @eIdiflidfeit oes SRI.
StlnIon NOR es 81 oanfen, oaB cine
Igliiflide 2anouna betperfitedigt
mliroe. Mean mtBte aber inter boz
fen Sonnenblmmen lanoen u1o 6as
Meroplan pltroe arg mitgenommetl.
Sellte na6mittag I'm 8 l1br
tpuroe Elm an Ser gde Der Siio=9(la-
mo uno Commerce StraBe itebenoer
Boli5iit BON einem Mutomobil iiber=
fabren uno ernitlib perlebt. Ser
Holi5iit muBte nod Dem Itaotii6en
9oipital transporter neroen; ser
Jibrer oes Mlttomobils nltroe einge=
iteft.
SIN Sauie tbrer gltern an
guend giita StraBe ltarb SRI. 9iloa
8. Sdmitt i'm Sitter BON SO Sa6-
ren; Die geritorbene miro betrauert
bon ibren @ltern, iopie 5tpei Bril-
bern.
2eopolo Sort, Elm otter Gin
fDobner BON 8erar Gountp, itarb i'm
Sitter BON 70 Sabren auf Ieiner
5nrm IN Der N1be BON Sratt. Ser
8eribieoene miro pon elmer Sof-
ter, 5rau 81. SeBmann BON Sanoer-
ion, iiberlebt. 9ie 8eeroigung finoet
auf Dem Samilien : 6rieobof BEL
5ratt itatt.
5rnu Srieoa @brler geb. Hei-
ringer, 8uttm BON Conrad @brler,
peribieo i'm Sitter BON 80 Sabren;
tie miro iiberleh bon ibrem 8ntten,
ibrer 0tuter, 5mei S1meitern unb
einem 8ruoer. Die 8eiiesung fin
bet anf benz ct. Solepbs Srieobofe
ltatt.
9as ariminal Mppellations-
geriht gu Auitin bat Die llrteile in
5mei Jalen, Die bon gerar Gountp
aus appeniert tparen, beitatigt. Ser
erfte Saa betrifft George Mc&innep.
Der am 16. Sch. 1916 Mlice Garrilb
erldoB uno oesbaIb gum Sobe perur=
teilt muroe; Der 5meite SAL lit DER
oes Ierifamers galirto &elenbea,
Der am s. War5 1915 leine 5rau
eritad nno onfiir SO Sabre 3rtbt-
baus erbielt.
Ser friibere Eoli5ilt Sames
GoultreB, Der bebauptete, ubne trif-
tigen @rlno abaeleBt 81 iein INTO
Der oesbnlb Die Staot San Mntonio
auf riifltdnoigen @ebalt nerflogt
batte, lit nit leinem 9ro5eB pom
Supreme : @eridt oes Staatcs ab-
geipieien; auh oas A. Expectations
gerid)t batte idon 8u @uniteu Scr
Staot entihieoen.
Die g5armers ano Merd]ants
2oan Gompanp4 BON Son Intonio
wllroe nit einem g%etriebsfapital bon
$4,000 inforporiert; als Snforpora-
loren meroen getannt: 50. g. 9idin-
Jon, CHARLES 6. Smitb mo 81. g.
Greager.
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l.okdIes.
sSaso anf Die merifaniid)en
8anDitem.


gsa6 Meloungen, Die lpat anl
Mfitttpod) obeno iiber ous Selepbpn
BON gaItrbpiqe ei%ngetroffen iino, itl1o
Ole 10 merifanilden 8anoiten, mel-
d)e orl 9ienltag friib Manuel 8e-
req IT. uito Slorencio 8aloe5 emit
fiibrten uno o~ielelben 5pingen Uoa-
ten, iih an elmer Gepolution gegen
Die Ser. Staaten gu beteiligen, auf
Der @a1h oes 0eputp Sberiffs
2onis gurreG, fiinf Weilen bon
GaltrobiIe, bon oen 8eamten, Die
iid gu ibrer 8erfolgnng anfgemad)t
baben, nm5ingelt. 9ieie @bteilung
5ablt an so Mann uttb iebt iib 5u-
5ammen aus Geputp Sberiffs,
ltaotiid)en goli5iiten, 9eteftioen uro
betpnffneten 8iirgern; eine anoere
rGoiie1 bat auf Der benahbartetl
2ebeuf Gan6 Stellung genommen,
Inn ben 8anoiten ben &iid5ug gu
perIegen, fons es oieien gelingeq
loGte, iid ourd5uidlagen uno Der
onoern Mbteilung gu entfommett.
Den Sberbefebl iiber Die grpeoi-
ton fiibrt Sheriff Sobn Goblin; un=
ter ieinen &elfern befinoen iid auBer
DEN 5ablreihen 5armern, Die ais
Gpeaial-g eamte eingelhmoren MUIR
ben, Die OeputD Sberiffs Sol
breatb, 5ubira, Ggsers, G~aianooa,
Staatsai1ipaIt 2inoen, g~ountp=Glerf
9etpton, 2anoitraBen Superinten=
bent Mcgaiel, Gbef 2ancaiter, Die
GoIisei : 4npitGne MulleD, COB,
Garrutbers, loipie 5oblreide Boli-
5iIten uno Deteftips, Die Ser. Staa-
Ten ftno our1 ben Spe5ial 4genten
@nrnes bertreten. Sammtli6e Cell
nebnner fino BIG an Die 3dbne be-
iuaffnet unb oa Die Merifaner eben-
falls NIT Wind)elter : @emebren uno
MepoIpern gut ausgeriitet iino, miro
es ieoenfaIs gu Hutigen 80pfen
fommen..
Gem einen Ser gntfiibrten, Dem
67i1hrigen Here5, gelang es am
Mittnod firth. ais iih sic eriten
Mutomobile ser @erfolqer aeiqten,
III Ser oaaemeiuen gerpirruna elm
Betpebr nno WunitiousaiirteI Ill err
oreifen urto al eutfomrlel1: CT lou
Sonn iD0fer Sic geonrten oaf sic
ridtioe 5bur oeleifet hober.
MlIerhono @eriidte ourdihmirr-
Ten am Mitttpoh nofunittoa oie
6tobt. Elm poor NAL puroe eradb(r,
6beriff gobin lei BON Ben Haubern
srlholipn gupere Witteilunoen laa.
ten. Sic goroiten battau pieIe 8fer-
So in ser meifIiheu @eoeno oeltob.
Ion nm 0ieieIbeu uoh Werico al
treiben. unb olrBeroem mehrere aiibs
a. ihrpr gsprpropioufierana az.
Shfoabfpt. mas @ohres an bielen @e-
,hidteu it mlrB crit oboefport,t
mprSeu. 80 piel 1T inbes iid,er. ooB
"a ,ipmrIih heiR herophen Miro
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SER sc. SarfbanB

bereiit tut Sntereiie bieles Slattes bic
Counties 8erar, aenOaa, @iaespie
ett. mnb 1T bereftigt, ueue Mbonnemz
ten an3nmtrben uno Weloer einsnfai=
iieren. Oie Expedition.
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Scr Miniiter oes On

Der Wfinilter oes Snnern,
8ranflin 81. 2ane, erfl0rte in elmer
in 8ropioence, 81. s., gebaItenen
&eoe. oaB Die Stimmune in ameri-
ia i'm Nagemeinen ge9en oen &rieg
iei, onB aber Elm ieber amerifoner
fdtnpfen piiroe, INN lpater in Stub,
itno Srieoen leben SIT fonnen.
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VlllUkltIif- HET(PIIl[A An AfE
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g~lernfat5e1. $1.20 per Buidel.
&opfinlat, $500 per Grnte.
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solora0o $500; Gina. 1928; Nnpb,
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BaummuNe.
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San GntDnio, Ser, 1925 Gents.
@alpeitpn, aeitem. t3.45 gts.
, 1916-03-01
lCensored at Jamaica.l

Copenhagen, Feby. 26th.-The Prime MIN
lister has submitted to the Foiketing a Bill
providing for the new Constitution to take
effect Oh the fifth of June 1917, unless & new
law fixes another date.
Former Judge Llllieuskjld has been sem
fenced to a fine of five hundred kroner in
lawsuits brought against him by the Minis
ter OF Justice for trpus9ressing the wal news
law.
Two officers, Captain Andersen and Colo
mel Customer, have been sent to the French
and German Army respectively.
The death is announced Of Doctor Nan
drup
Lawyer Konrad Holm has been acquitted.
, 1916-03-01
(Censored at Jnmaica.l

Petrograd, Fsby. 25Jh.-An official des-
patch from 1eheran says. After a series of
battles in Persia, the remnants OF the odver-
sury troops were reorganized and concen-
trated in the region of ~Kelmpshah, and, with
the help of German and Turkish suppers, oc-
cupied and fortified two mountain passes,
Bldesurks, an almost impregnabls natural
position and Sokhai Pass. News has now
been received that our troops dislodged the
enemy from Bidesurks Pass, and occupied
Sakhai Pass, and are now pursuing the Turks
who are in full retreat towards kernanshah.
Our forces captured three feld-9uns, one
mountain-gun, u quantity OF shells, ammunl-
ton wagons and field machine guns.
London, Feby. 25th Ten lives were lost
and extensiKe damage was done to shipping
as a result of yesterdays snow-storm which
swept the British Isles.
Brindisi, tidy. Feby. 25th. -Essad Pasha,
provisional President Of Albania, has arrived
, 1916-03-01

raider named the "Moewe" was then sunk.
This action was taken, the despatch says,
because the original "Moewe" had been bad
~ damaged.
Berlin, Feby. 25th.-The German War
Office to-day announced the capture of all
French positions in the region north OF YER
dun as far rs the ridge of Loudemonr, just
south of Beaumont. The number Of prison
els hns been increased by more than 1000 TO
over 10000. Capture Of the fortified villages
and farms OF Chanpagnevillag, Coteilale
DIurmount Beaumont Chambrettes and Orues
was announced today by the War Office.
Toxic, Feby. 25th-The japanese Navy
Department announces that tour warsh!ps
are being sent to the Indian Ocean to 'e-
place other japanese units there. The re-
port that a Japanese fleet has been sent to the
Mediterranean is stated TO be un'ouuded.
Lisbon. Feby. rs 1.-The official Gazette
publishes two DEGREES regarding the 30 Ger
man aud Austrian merchant vessels seized
Yesterday in the Tag ; rYer and placed
under the Portuguese htg. The first lndl-
Gates The work Of r%eitting TO be performed
ia order to adapt these vessels for the trans
port and other purposes for which they have
bee requisitioued, and it Is distinctly gwen
to be understood that they uave not been CON
t4cated. The second decree appoints a conn
mittee to supervise the execution OF the
work Indicated. Portuguese newspapers
say that in other partspof the Republic, there
are 80 German aud Austrian vessels, which
it is understood viii also be rtqnlsitioued by
the Government. The total tonnage of
the Teutonic ships exceeds 100000 tons.
Paris, Feby. 25th-The text Of he official
statement issued This afternoon says: "To
the east of Vauquets we have launched u
fresh attack on the euemy's works III the
region of the forest If Cheppy. lntermit-
tent artillery activity has been carried on
between Malancourt and the eft bank of the
LIeuse. In the d strict to the north OF Yer
dun the canuonade has diminished, and the
enemy made no attack on our position dur
ing the night. We have established organ
lied positions IN tue rear Of Beaumont on
the heights stretching to the eastof Cham
pagneville and to the south Of Ornes. The
night was calm on the remainder of he front.
Paris, Feby. 25th-fhe German troops
taking part in the operations before Nerdun
were given to understand that this was to be
the last and the great offensive against
France, according to statements made by
prisoners, reported in the Paris newspapers
this morning. The following phase is quot
ed from an order pdbIished by General Won
DeIm!ing, Commander Of the Fifteenth Ger
man Army Corps on he eve OF the Nerduu
battle. LIZ the course of the last offensive
against France, l hope that the Fifteenth
Corps will distinguish itself us it has done
In the past.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07

fair to block them from the range even
by the two-mile- limit law or by the
construction placed on the law that
they could not bid on and secure state
lands under lease within cattle range.
1t was the claim of the cattlemen
that the state land board members have
changed front with regard to the two
mile limit law and that while they APP
peared some time ago to favor the
leasing OF no state land within the
two-mile Limit to sheep men. the rule
submitted for consideration at the last
meeting seems to favor doing this.
The Idaho Cattle & Horse Growers
association, recently formed at Poca-
tello, will have present at the next
meeting, on April %, its executive
board, and the, secretary. L. e. Dilling-
ham, is making an effort to have as
many stockmen and farmers present at
the meeting as spossible.
On April 81 representatives Will meet
in Boise to discuss the situation be-
fore going before the land board.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07
Deserving WOMAN
SEEKS EMPLOYMENT

without means of support, her home
broken up through the death OF her
husband and a daughter who recently
graduated from one OF the Boise edu-
cational schools, and her son bur few
days ago committed to the insane asy-
lun at Bla1ksoot, woman of good ed
ucation ard refinement appeared to-
day at TIE fam markets bureau at the
state house seeking employment from
Director w. @. Scholtz. With her was
her three-year- old child. She would
like to work in some home for she
understands house work and cooking
thoroughly.
The case is particularly sad one
The insane son was depended upon as
the support of the family after the
after died but his condition made that
impossible. The death fthe daugh-
ter an accomplished woman, added te
the sorrow of the mother. She is bear
ing her misfortune bravely and only
seeks an opportunity to earn an honest
living.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07
BODY OF Twin FALLS
NURSE IS FOUND IN
CANYON NEAR TOWN

Twin Falls, April THE body OF
Miss Lulu Frakes. a graduate nurse at
the Twin Falls hospital, was found yes
terday by boy scouts in Rock creek
CANYON, one mile west of Twin Fails,
after long search in which zoo per-
sons We're engaged. Miss Frakes dis
appeared Tuesday afternoon, when she
left the hospital on two-hours leave
of absence. The supposition is that
she took poison.
The unfortunate girl had been en-
gagged in preparing her rousseau for
her marriage this month to Neil NC
Kay, of Rogerson. The night before
her disappearance she received let
ter from him. 1t has not been found.
but it is believed that 1t notified her
that Mckay intended to marry girl
m Scotland. Mckay denies that he
was engaged to Miss F'rakes.
When Miss Frakes did not return to
the hospital Tuesday night. attempts
were made by the hospital authorities
to locate her. but no trace could be
found. Officers were notified We'd
nesday morning and the entire day
was spent in fruitless search. A call
was issued for volunteers and Thurs
day morning 200 responded, including
| a number of boy scouts.
When the body was found it was re-
moved to Twin Falls and an autopsy
was performed. The stomach was sent
| to Boise for examination.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07
Plan to Boom Now England.

Boston. April THE Boom New
England movement, sponsored by no
tel men, railroads. commercial organi-
cations and business men, was given
definite shape at a meeting at the Cop
ley Plaza hotel today. Official repre-
sentatives OF the six New England
states were in attendance. The plan.
as outlined by the promoters of the
movement, is to advertise all New
England, her natural advantages and
beauties, her historical features and
her products, and especially to secure
much OF the summer tourist business
which in former years has found it's
outlet in Europe.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07
ARGUMENTS ARE HEARD
IN RAFT RIVER CASE

Argument was made before Judge F.
S. Dietrich today in the case Of James
S. McGill versus the Albion Idaho
Land company ct al, on the motion to
remand the case back to the state
court from which it was transferred
upon motion of the defendant company.
Judge Dietrich took the motion under
advisement The case is one which
was filed by Mr. McGill of Raft river
at Albion against the company, which
is a California corporation. to quiet
title to four second feet Of water In
the Raft river, which plaintiff contend
ed was being used by the defendant
company and others. The case was
taken from the state court into the
federal court under a federal statute
in which it was held that the water
right in question exceeded the value of
$4,000, and further that the action
against the company was separate
one as against the other defendants.
c. C. Richards Of Ogden represented
the company and Sylvester T. Lowe
represented the plaintiff.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07
SPECIAL SESSION
ON LAND LEASING
Land Board to Consider
Important Matter at
Meeting April 20.

On Saturday, April %, the state
board of land commissioners of this
state will hold a special session IN
Boise for the purpose of finally decid-
ing upon a policy to adopt, relative to
the leasing of grazing lands.
Several meetings OF the board nave
taken place in the past few weeks when
this matter has been up for considera-
ton. At these meetings a few farmers
and large and small stock growers have
been preeent and have entered obJec-
tions t, the bel leac.ng lands in con-
flict with the two-mile Limit law and
with the priority right law.
The sheepmen argued that it was un-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07
Women Employed on Docks.

Liverpool. April 7.-Women are now
being employed at the Liverpool Docks,
handling cotton imports and other
bagged goods At the Leyland Line
docks nearly 100 women are now work
ing. Fears We're entertained that the
Dockers' Union would raise difficulties
but these have been smoothed over
and the women are receiving the same
rate Of pay as the men.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07
Vice President win Speak.

Brocton, Mass, April Vice
President Marshall will be the speaker
at the annual dinner of the Brockton
Commercial club tonight Mr.. Mar
shall il expected to speak upon cur
rent events, touching upon the foreign
policy Of the administration.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07
According 10 Directions.

Grins--I understand your wife has
gone away for a three weeks. visit.
Groans-That's right.
Grins-Don't you miss the directing
and of the household department?
Groans--I should say not. She left
her mother on tie job while she u
away.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07
FRESH CANDY

TWO SPECIALS tomorrow; all gum,
packages SC. The following are
only few of the kinds We have
Black Jack, Adams Red Rose, Wrig-
ley's Pepsin, Sen Sen, Dentine. Lis
terated Pepsin gum. Sterling. Bee
mans Pepsin. Sailed Peanuts Satur-
day special 10c lib. Jelly Beans, a
pound 15c. Wrapped Carmels. a
pound 15c. Cocoanut Bon Bons, a
pound 15c. Harlequin Jellies, a
pound 15c. Cream covered Dates. n
pound he. Chocolate Waters, a
pound 15c. Tiny Easter eggs, a
pound 15c. Toasted Marshmallows, a
half pound 10c. Panorama Easter
eggs, &c and 10c.
THE RACKET STORE,
Kalbus Bros. Opp. Post Onice.
Al
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07
For RENT-s BLOCKS FROM p. o.

FOR Rents BLOCKS FROM p. o.
EXCELLENT 10-room home with two
sleeping porches. well and complete
ly furnished, grand piano and heavy
furniture. all mahogany, most of the
house furnished in white: hot water
heat; fireplaces, gas, good electric
fixtures, range; lot 100x122; good
lawn and shade. North front Hub
City Realty Co., 219 Idaho Bldg.
Phone so. Al
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07
pemoor.t. Name Chairman.

Spokane, April Judge T. T. Nc
Kinney Of Walla Walla was named
temporary chairman of the Democratic
state convention, which meets at North
Yakima next month.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07

A FEW more seats left for fishing eN-
cursion to Deer Flat reservoir. Buy
your tackle of Boise Auto Supply,
1908 Main. Al
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07

FOR SALE OR TRADE foot coun-
ter show case; good standard type
writer, washing machine, canary
bird, singer. Phone 376W. 1910 y.
10th St. AZ
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07

e. l.. Devereaux. president and man
ager of the Devereux Mortgage COM
pany of Portland, is in the city calling
upon his local representative. Ira e.
High.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07
DEA1HS--FuNERALS

Green Adams, a pioneer of Silver
City, died this morning at his home on
the bench. He is survived by wife
and one son. The body is at the
Schneider & Sidenfaden morgue and
no funeral arrangements have yet been
made.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
PoTAToEs-sEED POTATOES.

The best of quality and varieties. Cor
ner Tenth and Front streets. c. +
Maxwell. All
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07

st. Pauls German Evangelical church
will have no services next Sunday. The
pastor of the church, Rev. e. G. Albert.
was injured in an auto accident last
Monday and has not yet recovered
therefrom.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07
JUST RECEIVED

A special purchase of cotton flannel
gloves with knit wrist) While this
lot lasts they go at Sc per pair.
THE RACKET STORE,
kalbus Bros. opp. Post OHiee.
Al
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07

Do 1t Now-Subscribe for the coil
tai News.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07

WANTED-Messen boys with bic
cles. Western Union Tel. Co.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07
SEED POTATOES.

PICKED UP-F'our head of horses,
consisting of one roam mare, one. bay
mare with brand 20" on left Shout
der: one bay gelding, one black year
ling colt Owner may have same by
calling Lusby at Meridian. Ais
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07

ELEGANT 3 and 4room office suites
to let. Best location in Boise, cor
ner 9th and Main; cheapest rent in
town. Apply &. 5. Mcconnell, $40
Soma Bldg. AL
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07

sx1s-16-oz bed tarpaulin, slightly
used. for $3.50. Exchange Store, 1909
Main. Al
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07

FOR SALE-Harness and light wagon,
SIS. Jacket heater, $40. Phone
2206-J. Alb
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07

FOR RENT-Elegant apartment
14l5 Franklin. Phone S11-W.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07

FOR SALE-Household furniture al
canned fruit. Cab 207 Washington.
Az
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07

Do 1t WORCESTERSHIRE for the CAM.
al News.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07

A brief was filed with the public
utilities commission in the Mullen
water case which is now pending be-
fore the commission.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07

TRUNKS at right prices at trunk "a
tory location. 1909 Main. 4
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07

Pure Food Commissioner ]. X. Whit
Is back from a trip to Pocatello, ldah
Falls and other cities in the souther
part of the state. where he inspecte
sanitary conditions.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-07

Attorney General J. H. Peterson,
who has been in Washington for sew
eral weeks on state land matters pend
ing before the department of the in
terror and before the present congress
in the form Of bills, is expected back
tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-27

NICE front bedrooms for gentlemen. No 10, Quality Hill (273) FOR RENT-Rooms at the Ozark House, T Brewery Gulch. All new ly painted and papered. (266)