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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-22
WALLACE MAY GET
into BALL LEAGUE
Northwestern May Give
Franchise to Metropolis
of Occur d'Alenes.

At least one city in Idaho stands
chance of securing a berth in the
Northwestern league. That city Is
Wallace. Professional baseball Is
knocking at the door Of the metropolis
of the Occur d Aienes. The North
western league has the placing Of the
Vancouver, b. O., franchise and Wal
lace is bidding for it.
Commenting on the situation the
Press-Times, Wallace, says:
After days Of doubt, IL seems that a
franchise may be secured in the
Northwestern league. From all that
can be learned, it would seem certain
that the Vancouver franchise will be
passed on, as the Canadian city is too
much occupied with war problems 10
enthuse over base ball.
The Vancouver team may be trans
ferred bodily to Wallace, and we will
be given a chance to build a pennant
winner.
And, believe the preacher. boys, If
Wallace gets franchise, she will
make somebody hump for that PEN
nant.
Right now we name the team The
Miners and Seattle, Spokane, Butte,
Great Falls and Tacoma may as Wen
get ready for a gruelling this season.
This situation calls for prompt ac-
ton. It is up to us to put Wallace and
the Occur a Alenes on the map, or To
pass the buck That there may be
united action, and that the fans may
be permitted to express themselves on
the subject and determine whether or
not to send committee to the Seattle
meeting, there VIII be held mass
meeting of fans of the district Bust
ness men ana fans are all expected to
be on hand.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-22

The Theodore Torch company last
night presented "Dr. Jeykll and Mr..
Hyde" in a manner that would have
done credit t. the best of road COM
panies. Mr.. Loreh's Interpretation of
the character was truly wonderful. The
audience was enthusiastic In its APP
plause. Good support was given Mr..
Torch by the members of his excellent
company. The production will be re-
peated Thursday night. Tonight the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-22

"A Yellow Streak" and the third
chapter Of "The Strange Case of Mary
Page" will be shown at the Strand
today and tomorrow.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-22

Queen Kolyma Koryachee is the
richest woman in Siberia.
Women work in "A Of the 100 trades
in the United States.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-22

bill will be Alias Jimmy Valentine"
which was given Monday night and
was declared to be one Of the strongest
productions vet given by the Torch
company during its Boise engagement.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-22

list of the names of actors
and actresses who have left the oper-
attic stage for the screen. The list in
cludes Miss Stedman herself.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-22
NEMSNOTBSS 1NpIELAND
S yDAISY DEAN ~
or DAISY DEAN
Els frequentlY been sald ana

w. VI HAS frequently been said that
beauty is more necessary to
success ON the screen than
n ability, personality or anything
else. II this be true, how comes
it that Blanche Sweet is more popular
than the vast majority Of the beauties
of the silent drama? Miss Sweet may
be able to get a good photograph at
times (note the accompanying picture),
but those who have seen her a great
deal on the screen knows that beauty
is not one Of her strong points. She
isn't even neat, her best friends must
admit.
But everybody loves her, and the
crowds go where Blanche plays Tho
reason is obvious Miss sweet Is a
finished actress, and, more important
still she has a personality. Very few
actresses indeed have a more winning
personally than has Miss Sweet. She
has been on the screen as long as Mary
Pickford and used to appear in the
same pictures with Miss Pickford
when the two were with Biograph a
few Years back.
Europess War in Next Beban Film.
George Beban. portra9er Of Italian
types Is engaged in the production of
his initial photoplay subject for the
Oliver Morosco Photoplay company
It is ''Pasquale,. play written by
himself in collaboration with Law
renee MeGlosky.
In "Pasquale" Mr.. Beban will appear
in the quaint character of a poor Ital-
ian such as dwell IN great numbers in
Mulberry street. The subject has a
bearing upon the war in Europe and
various actual scenes of battle involv-
ing the Italian army with others show
ing the naaneuvers or a fleet Of Zeppe-
Inns, are included In the picture.
Supporting the star is a cast that
includes Myrtle stedman. Helen Eddy,
Page Peters, Jack Nelson and Nigel
de Brullier
In the big sets erected for the D. W.
Griffith production, THE Mother and
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-22

New York broker is ruined by his best
friend and deserted by his wife He
is about to drown himself when he
sees a young girl of the tenements In
tending to do the same thing. He
shouts and she is frightened away.
The broker then decides to 20 west
and DISCUSSES alternately as a sky pilot
and an outlaw The girl and her
brother come west and subsequent
events form into charming love story
and the film ends happily.
Store your household goods with
Compton Transfer 60. Sanitary ware
house. Phone 4S.--Adv. II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-22
ADJUSTMENTS
At the Pinney.

. 4 4 /. + + !. + + i
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-22

The stamp placed over end
seals the package, viii Oh
keeps OUT air, thereby pre-
serving the quality of The
blended tobaccos. BY in
sorting the fingers as Illus
trated, the stamp easily
breaks without tearing the
tin foil, which folds back
into its place.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-02
In the Wake of the News
By Ring ". Lardner

Fr.r 81 mn an da' At Palm Beach
and NJ" "r stone just Will" the
shows gp.ur on
Ho. we stood and talked with
N"rsrr Montgomery about III" Cieyc-
band bah club and ~ coarse this here
kendall vas out pi ~" conversation
on acct of him not knowing nothing
about baseball though year ago
you could Of tull'od an night about
tho Cleveland ball club without
knowing nothing about baseball
And when llcssyr Montgomery had
10 20 ont on tho stage We snuck IN
III" wings and watched the show and
lad raw IL boloso from ont in III"
audience Vat This hero Kendall
had"Ut never saw 1t befor" because
sou hall 20 pay 10 grt !u Finally
they com" to the seen where thcyA
'T"v. and the curtains Is painted to
look like people scattered round on
."ats right beside IN" ring Ride to
clap and pertend Hike they was wild
DHHr III" circuT 80 Mcs7or MontgOW-
cry asst uB to SGT IN thorc on M"
iagu All 80 like We was part OF the
circus crowd 80 We set there and
.i' "'t 'N''h' Nl''N' vi IKE u Ituldlt
cirrus rider rode his horse round tho
ung and ciaprd and pretended like
wa' "niotn the circus and it too,
some god acting because that there
hora, was Il stranger TO mo and h-
JItrut miss stepping on US BY more
han loot ever Time he come round.
Ih'a her" kendall dident faint o.
nothing bW yor could see he was
scared 20 death vile give wonder
IrI 'NljbrIipl OF nery, and nobody
knowcd but what was hayeing 4
good tim" and a. say when The
curtain went down IN" real audience
cGt IN front claped like made and (,
certainly was"r' for Kendall
When w. finally lott admit go'
q liItlc fussed ana inst"d OF me say
ms g. Nrsseis Montgomery anc
stone In glad 10 Of met you says
regards but other wise bore up good
a.T +. ". and us"rybody was much
better or Tor III" mutual encounter
.ospy r
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-02
THEOC kMORTOS'S
TENNIS THRILLER,

Tennis fans VIII probably see
Harold Arlington Throckmor-
TONS name In print often this
summer Throckmor,on has lust
graduated into the senior ranks.
; Last season he won the nation
al .u'ersCholusric title In addi-
Non 10 a number ri events OF
lesser importance.
That Throckmnrton IS all
neutrality-suspicious. - owl
dcncrI by his recent Victory
over Dean Mathcy. The old
Princeton star. who. with
George NJ Church. holds tho ma
tional clay court doubles
: championship. 'Thrnck" Trim
: med Na'hoy. a.. 80. IN the
sleepy Hollow rouranmcn, a,
: Scarborough. Thrnckmor,on is
: one OF the roD-notChcrs entered
in the national city clay court
tournament. beginning June 20
a. the Lakewood Tennis Club.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-02

o. the bcrel grit at test on n" r. "
Strong farm The same company has
the rig completed for q second test
ou The g. y. Pence larul
Iu 'hr northern end Of the fold in
Jackson township. MuskinEum county.
The Columbus OH and Fuel Company
drilled IT'S r,., on the Jacob ABhcraft
farm through the Clinton sand and II
shows for fifteen barre pumpGr. The
location Is ! 200 feet cas-, Of the same
compan! g test on tho Robert Ashcraft
farm In Hanover township. Licking
uln'y. Edward H. Everett, and Com
lHgE have started TIC rig for u test on
'nu = A. Brill farm. located 1000 feet
.-ll-nu.I " nrmdurlLmm
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-02

Queen Mary Of England heads a
crusade 10 induce society women Ia
set an example Of economy In their
personal expenditures.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-02
HELLO BOYS:

Let's 20 down 10 ra'cuy'- Rrstaur.
ant, West Pike street and got good
1sh dinner.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-02
EamrA Tntay.


us".sI' ~ 81 Louis
''Nn-s rot schedule.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-02

Cleveland ......INl on@ iiH. % .
So i"a.s ...... nD3 800 op'-G .
Batteries. i"rdrrml,k aud DN..
..-..Ns'uur and Severed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-02

.. game
So Louis
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-02

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-09
TOLD
TO MAKE PEACE
UItimatum Delivered and Fac
tons Cease Fighting to Pre-
vent American Intervention
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelsss.)

(Assoctated Press by Federal wireless)
SANTo DOMINGO, May 7.-Plain
warning that the United States might
be expected to intervene unless hostili.
ties between the Contending political
factions came to an end within seventy
two hours brought about cessation Of
the fighting and street disturbances
last night and the hostiIitics which grew
out of an attempt TO overthrow Pres
sident Jiminez have ended.
The members of the diplomatic cops
here are at work in an effort to bring
the factions to~a common uudersta nd
Jog which VIII make the landing of Am.
ericau marines unnecessary. '..
Through the work Of the diplomats,
commission Of Dominicans has been
named to use every endeavor to per-
suade Jiminez and Arias to arrange
their difficulties peaceably. No drci.
sion has been as yet arrived at by the
two leaders. d
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-09
SUBMARINES GET READY
FOR LONG PRACTISE TRIP

That til" mother ship Alert, and the
submarines M, 7, and s. will sail from
Honolulu for Iahaina, Maui. on or
about June |, was tho report which was
received from Pearl Harbor naval sta
nou yesterday afternoon. Weather
permitting the undersea divers will re.
turn from lahaina by, way Of Hilo, Civ.
ing the men the Opportunity Of visit.
ing the vulcnnu. e.
III" snhmorinc$ win he sthtiQned 10
aud around i.ahaina for one month.
du.ing which time target practise will
be hold, together With sea ma neuvers,
and the routine work, when q subma.
rine is actually at sea or. engaged in
some expedition will be observed.
Work f preparing the. divers for the
test nm has hrgun at Pearl Harbor,
nd the X t. til" last of the submarin ne 5
TO rrtrr ia" Irtrr.Island drydoek, will
h" equipped upon her return to her
station at Magazine. Island.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-09
ACTED
~ IN UGLY MANNER

"NAMIoUIPA, Mexico, via Army
Radio to Columbus, New Mexico n,
ports from Major Howze's flying col
umn consisting OF a picked squadfoh
of the 18th Cayalrv. just IN from "A
thirty.day hike, which reached twenty
miles further south than tsnx columT,
extending 600 miles from me American
border. are to the effect that Villa has
probably gone south and wast from
Monava apd is still in the state OF
chihuahua. E. G,g IL
"The column beard that he was only
slightly wounded ia the calf of the
leg, although another report was Is
the effect that he was wounded in the
head. Howe was once two DAYS be-
hind him and found discarded ban,
dAges. -, w " Nj. u, +. ..,e VI.
1.-THE column narrowly escaped 4 i
battle with Csrranzistas at san sBorja,
where General Cavais and his troops
formed for charge. The American
troops were. drawn up TO repel them
when Major Howe rode in between
the forces, waving his hat.'' ~.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-09
GUNS LAUNDERING
ON VERDUN LINE
Artillery Duel Of Unprecedented
vlolence-Neither Side Can
Hold Disputed Ground
tAssOeia.sd Pres. BY Federal wIr,l....)

LONDON May With a lombard.
ment Of the French lines on Hill 304
of unprecedented violence, the Ger.
mans resumed their offensive agai INST
the Verdun positions Yesterday. Their
big guns poured sucn torrent of high
explosive shells against the French
trenches that the latter yere totally
destroyed aud the whole terrain under
fire was churned with the bursting mis-
slICs. The French were driven back
and forced to abandon long sections
OF trenches, but every attempt Of the
German infantry to advance to seize
this ground was bloekedJtH!
From their batteries of seventy-fves
the French blew the advancing Ger:
man columns into pieces, while a cur.
tain of fire prevented the, escape of
those few Teuton .troops which stood
the first blasting and passed into tie
disputed territory, Z n ~ ~,
a, Berlin, inlits official dispatches, .des.
cribcs this lighting as {, suceessful.''
'Baloons Torn Loose Il
During the day a large number OF
French captive balloons, we're lost a
sudden heavy gale spfinging up and
tearing a number loose. Fifteen of
these foated 'ovefsAthe German lines
and cam" down far III the north, being
captured and the French observers TAX.
en- prisoners. r'gTs{ ~
Vienna reports having driven, the
Russians back in the wood southwest
OF Olykn, routing the fleeing Slavs.
Austrian dispatches also announce
that on the Italian, front the enemy
has been driven back from. n salient at
LuZernH 10. g." w
Rome reports that a successful aero
plane raid has been carried out agai INST
the Austriau camp at ,Durazzo, Alba
mia, four hydro-aer0planes dropping
bombs and ihfiieting considerable dam
agge. rs 8.s54j F5'sa.
An Austrian air raid is reported from
Vienna by way Of Berlin, the despatch
saying that Austrian vaeroplanes BON
barded Avlona Yesterday morning and
Rrindisi yesterday afternoon. 1t is
claimed that the defense batteries ut
AvlOna and other military establish
ments were hit effectively.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-09
BRITISH REPLY TO PEACE SUGGESTION IN GERMAN NOTE
TERMS THE SAME NOW AS THE DAY WAR WAS DECLARED

France bellies all the pretended which the Ger
mans now profess towards NONCOMPLIANCE"
No later than in April the German chancellor declared
that Germany would never short cad or grain
despite the British blockade while his note to the
Germany " ~ vans
Lord Cecs statement quotes Count Bsmark and Count
C"pu as ustfying every step the British have
in the ordering of carrying out of their
ana then concludes with the following reply the Ger
man suggestion that terms Of offered by Germany
had been ignored by the Allies:
BRITISH PEACE TERMS REMAIN UNCHANGED
1t may well be that Germany wants peace or it may
De tnat the suggestions made in the there only
TO make 1t appear that Germany dncned towards peace
Our attitude Is the today day war was
declared 1t has changed. drew the sword un
willingly and will sheath it gladly, but we will never
abandon our task until have the suprem
acy OF law national lawessness made certain
Of the sancy Of treaties solemny entered into have e
tabshed the right of the small nations live and have
sian miltarism - $500
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-09
GERMAN PRESS READY
TO BACK GOVERNMENT
ASSOCIATED Press by Fedora, wtrsless3

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless1
BERLIN, May 6.-After the first
FURRY of excitement here over the Ger
man reply and the eager Selling of
newspaper extras by the crowds, pub
lie sentiment has resumed it's normal
state. The Taglische Rundschau, while
expressing the opinion that the reply
should have taken different charuc-
ter, urges that divergent views upon it
now are not warranted and that every
body should subordinate his own Judge.
ment to the general good and back up
the government in the course it deems
wisCst
The Tageblatt expresses the hope
that the reply viii attain the desired
aim of preventing war.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-09
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless>

VzAsSUCIateu Federal WireIess)
oNDoN, May Lord Cecil, speaking the" name
l. Of the British government, yesterday a state
ment in regard to the German reply to the United
States covering those points in which
cused Of violations Of the international respecting
The German note contains glazing
corning the actions Of Great Britain" he said. The
measures which Great Britain have taken against German
trade have been carried with scrupuous regard
the lives and safety Of has
been shed in the carrying of orders the
admiralty
LAWLESSNESS PRECEDED THE BLOCKADE
Germany claims today that her submarine campaign
was undertaken as Of reprsa for the orders in
council establishing food blockade of Germany by Great
Britain but her submarines attacked without warning and
sunk merchant shipping before
established.
The 'wanton slaughter by German troops, acting
der orders at times Of old and helpless chill
dren In occupied territory in Belgum and in Norhern
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-09
BRITISH ARE SKEPT,CtL

LONDON, May 0.-The Manchester
Hn"rdtan expresses the belief that the
German note is not a satisfactory reply
I" the American demands for modihca-
ton of submarine warfare.
'l> TINS 'on"rssion likely. to satisfy
the lnItrd states after two previous
"'."' "rovrd northeast" the
Guardian asks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-09
TWO PROVINCES UNITE
FOR NEW GOVERNMENT
Especial oabIegram 10 Nippu Jiji)

TOXIC, May 6,-Kwantung and XII.
ang 81 provinces have joined together
az u military government and Tsen
Chun Hsuen has been selected as com
handkerchief Of the combined ar,
mics. YuDnan and Kweiehau have sent
representatives to Canton to confer
With the members Of the two represen.
tatiVe parties and will petition for en-.
trance into the new military govern,
,lent. This is the OutgrOwth Of the
Republican Protective government es
tablished one week ago.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-09
NORWEGIANS RESENT
MAIL BLOCKADE

Associated Press by Federal ,wjrsIasSl
CHRISTIANIA, Norway, May g.
Norway has formally notified the Bri.
fish and French governments thu.
Norwegian government does not nd
NIT the correctness of their inter
probation of the Hague provisions re.
garding seizure of mail, and contends
the action of the Allies is against the
interests of neutrals. ."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-09
ALLIES NEWSPAPERS ON
THE GERMAN REPLY
ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal wireless ;,

PARIS, May 6.--The French press
has varying CONCLUSIONS as to the Ger
man reply to the United States. Some
of the Paris editorial writer's consider
that Germany has yielded, although
with bad grace. to the in istent de-
m"nds of the United States. Others
bclieN" thut the document is but an in.
lv"d mud tortuous refu al Of the
American demands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-09
AN IRISH BRIGADE
SURVIVOR IS SHOT
Press by Federal wireres.J

UrRrTN N.Y. G.-~Anothor loado~ Of
the late rebellion was executed today
nv ming s"nad. Major John Me
Rlydr, formerly with the Irish Brigade
il -" P""r W." who took an active
part in the Dublin uprising was shot
The d""th sentences of Thomas Hun.
ter and William Cosgrnv" were commu.
ted to Lfc imprisonment
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-09
AMERICAN BEET HAD
MOST PROSPEROUS YEAR
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless)

NEW YORK, May G.-The American
Beet sugar Company today made pub
hr its statement for the year ending
March 81. The gross receipts were
! l0I79,102, II gam Of $"1T4.S70. The
= '-'''"" w'r %fI1' 81. "a gnin of
$l,5'3,l9S. After pay ny the diviHcnA
o." preferred st"'N th" company will
have 49, 81 for rN .drnds on the
d "''''"m. THE '"n'", %, is planning to
increase the output
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-09
oN-RESISTER WILL BE
MADE TO FIGHT NOW

WASHINGTON, May 6.-The Navy
League today brought suit against
Henry Ford, the auto manufacturer
and peace propagandist, for $lOo 1910
damages. Ford has been conducting
widespread advertising campaign
against preparedness and the lragu,
alleges that in some of this advertising
matter he has made Hbelous utterunccs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-09
PRESIDENT FROWNS OVER
SOME SECTIONS OF THE
~. TEXT IN GERMAN REPLY
PROBABLE, However That He Will Watch and Wait
10 Note How Teutons Live Up To
...~.. Assurances They Give
DANGER OF IMMEDIATE BREAK is NOW OVER.
Associated Press bv Feder,, wi-,,..,,

lAsocpted s)
honn
w German
fun text
Germany hmppbab any
vii no
is
enreahed
S frnedf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-09
POLICEMAN IS. FIRED
FOR BRUTAL TREATMENT

Sustaining tn" charge upon which H.
""s r"u>i't"d. that OF treating prison,
"rS i" - brutal manner. at the Pearl
city ir'l. Solomon Kcmche, jailer wa &,
i lrrm IT," SERVICES cf the city
Y, H." + '~"H by ID, pu'y SNcriT Julius
Asrh. III absence OF Sheriff Charles Ross
yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-09
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In most every community th"re is
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'' an" r'n." ; CoIic. ,Cholega and Diar-
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nus ~ opportunity TO eeommend it.
""d ~ d" reIo" m Mai us AMI its
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grr' TO uu.it% "a or s1le Nv all de.
orS h oN, smith 4 Co, Ltd, age nta
for Hawaii. 81 lutS $40 y -,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-09
EX-GOVERNOR GLYNN 70 .:,, Z.
MAKE KEYNOTE SPEECH
tAssOelatsa Prom by r.d.ral wpir.l....l

WASHINGTON, May 6,--President
Wilson has approved the selection of
ex' Governor Martin Glynn of New York
to deliver the "ksynote - speech as
temporary chairman Of the ST. Louis
The capacity of the con
ventiOn hall is II 900 and already there
are $4,000 applications for seats.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-09
.0H|O PROCRESS|vES
IN HARMONY MOOD
ASSOCIATED Press ~ Federal Wireless ,

"pLlMBUS, Ohio, May 7. - The
ON" ProgrrsSives yesterday elected
their delegates to the Chicago Progress
-" convention. The delegates have
been given no instructions AMI will g
with free hands. The desire of the
Oii Rull Moosers is apparently, to d,
nothing that would become an obstacle
in tn" way,of the amalGamNtion Of the
party with the Republicans when the
twU conventions are called.