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Evening journal., 1916-01-10
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TABERNACLE PROGRAM.
Monday.
No meetings on Monday.
Tuesday.

Tuesday.
$40 a. m.-Store meeting,
mith-Zollinger Company. Miss
Parker and Mrs. Powell.
9-Business mems meeting.
LaRowe's barber shop, Ninth
and Market streets, Messrs..
Rapp, Sutton and Moon.
$50 - Neighborhood prayer
meetings. Topic: "Lukewarm
Disciples" Rev. 3.-15-22.
12-Shop meeting for women.
New Castle Cigar Company, Miss
Parker and Mrs. Powell.
12-Shop meeting for men,
Pennsylvania shops, Hilles and
Jones. Messds. sutton, Rapp.
Moon and Clase.
2.30 D. m.-Afternoon meeting
Sermon by DR.. Lyon. Subject:
"A Breakfast With Jesus"
3.30-Bible study class. taught
by Miss Parker.
7.15-Boys' and girls song
service.
7.3O-Evening service. DR..
Lyon will speak on: Rolling
Away the Stone"
Collection Yesterday.
Afternoon ............S lf4.S5
Evening ............ 3SO.l5
Previous collection ....1,SS9.17
Evening journal., 1916-01-10
WEATHER

Rain and warmer tonight
Tuesday, cloudy and colder.
Evening capital news., 1916-04-24

Bull Moose convention. can spell but
one thing: The Boise paper is in the
peeYish position Of having to apologize
for a petnlant gang Of political hang
erson and pensioners that have proved
administrative pests for a good many
years. Republicans, no longer recogniz-
ing that sort of business, have reunited
on the basis of cleaning up the works.
and common consent having been ae-
corded the coalition, il IS. perhaps. but
natural that the paper should feel ag-
grieved and endeavor to keep alive the
fires OF party disruption and raneor. In
its opinion the Statesman is virtually
alone. It Is a hopeless minority of po-
IitieaI tilliousness
Neither is 1t at all contrary to the
policy OF that publication. which ever
maintains an attitude of opposition to
Senator Borah, and would sacrifice the
entire party to its idea, If such thing
were possible. And the circumstance
that few little elements are 20 rabid
against Borah would appear infinitely
amusing. were It not so pathetic.
Evening capital news., 1916-04-24

Former Adutant General A. M. Rowe
as bcak in the city following an extern
s@fve trip In rhe east End middle west
ATe visited at Chicago and In Ohio.
Deputy State Game Warden Mathews
reported to the fish and game depart
msnt he had made an arrest near Ash
ton OF q party violating the law by
killing elk. The name of the party and
che fine assessed was no. given by the
deputy
A brief was filed by counsel on be-
half OF thu village of McCammon with
the public utilities commission in sup
port OF the villages application for q
certificate of public convenience and
necessity to install municipal water
works system.
The supreme court today heard argu-
ment on the appeal in the case entitled
Hazel Sauve verses title Guaranty &
Surety company appealed from the
Judgment entsred In the Third judicial
district court for Ada county. The APP
peal was taken under advisement
State Land Commissioner George A.
Evening capital news., 1916-04-24

The Village of American Falls has
filed a complaint with the public util-
tiles commission asking that an order
be issued by the commission directed
against the American Falls Realty &
WaterWorks company and r. 3. Green
wood and w. Fl. Philbriek. a co-part-
nership under the firm name of hill
brick & Greenwood, to lay and con-
struet connecting mains between the
two water systems SO as to provide fire
protection.
Evening capital news., 1916-04-24

32-In. Hyland Zephyr Ginghams, 15c
that are guaranteed absolutely fast. They
are as pretty as can be-
Evening capital news., 1916-04-24
Warmers s Corsets

Are authoritative in style and
guaranteed not 70 rust. break or
tear. They are priced 81 to sb.
Evening capital news., 1916-04-24
Be Sure to See
These Skirfs ait S3. SO

If you've planned to have one or
more new Skirts for Spring and Sum-
mer wear, you should surely see the
real jaunty ones we show at this price.
Black and white checks that are cer-
tainly cleverly made with new pockets
and wide belts. Serges. too. that are
very dressy.
There are also fancy weaves and
Sport Skirts in large, attractive plaids.
You easily save q dollar on one OF
these Skirts.
Evening capital news., 1916-04-24
White Organdies, Flaxons and
Batistes

Women are beginning to call for these afesH
white materials that are so desirable nc
Summer dresses and for graduation dresses
for the girl. We show a splendid stock In q
to 46-inch goods at last years prices, whscl
range from 15c . yard to 75o.
Evening capital news., 1916-04-24

Az sso-Our special value White Wolfe
Waists In the prettiest new styles.
They are exceptionally well made
Waists for the money and the mater
iaIs are very nice. % different styles
to choose from.
At s1s8-Voile Waists In satin stripes.
alI-over embroidery effects, and semi
tailored styles They are trimmed with
tiny tucks, hernstitching, and some
have colored embroidery effects. Some
very dainty ones have embroidered orr
candle collars.
Evening capital news., 1916-04-24

Governor Alexander has appointed, e.
c. Kiersted of Boise notary public
and his commission was Issued by the
secretary of state.
Evening capital news., 1916-04-24
The Boy Who Has His
Own Ideas About CIofhes-

Should be allowed to to Golden Rule make
the selection Of his Spring Suit
First, because he can choose from bigger stock
than Is likely to be found elsewhere in the state Of
Idaho.
Second, he will be shown the nobby nannsh types
of clothes that every boy wantsSuits that given
much style attention" Is given to mems Suits.
Third, they are Suits that are made Of materials
that Withstand the rough they receive most
boys
Fourth, there is q saving OF dollar each and
every boys Suit in stock due to ability to buy
them for in buying in large quantities for ten
busy stores. and in selling for cash.
These facts are only intended interest boys
but also the boys mother who must pay for them.
Evening capital news., 1916-04-24

Statesman with regard to the Twin
Falls convention the Poeatello Tribune
Evening capital news., 1916-04-24

Guaranteed Kiddie Cloth, Yard 15c
We have the exclusive sale of the famous
Kiddie Cioth-the most satisfactory for mid
dies, rompers and house dresses. etc. n
gives fine service and the colors are fast
Evening capital news., 1916-04-24
No Drill Needed.
Hroln Judge.)

Dentist = Excuse mo moment.
please.
Patient Where are y9u going7
Dentist-Before going to work on
You must have my drill.
Patient-Great Scott, man. can't you
pull tooth without a rehearsal?
The millionaire who dresses as well
az his clerks is more or less eccentric.
Evening capital news., 1916-04-24

Phone Compton transfer Co. for the
best moving Job you ever had Phons
4S.--Ady. If
Evening capital news., 1916-04-24
Spring Wash Goods
Fresh and Bright

Fresh and Bright
32-Inch White Linen Suitings, 12Izc
and 15c
With the biggest season for white 5ust ahead.
this is material is fast becoming popular. we
that are splendid for any white garment
36-Inch Plain or Rice Voiles, yd., 23c
Our stock of voiles In plain. rice, or fancy
lace stripe patterns. is unusually large and
inviting. There is almost no end to the aa-
sortment Of patterns.
The Newest Tub Silks at '48c Yd.
Rialto Tub silks for waists In the most beau
tiful and becoming stripes 80 popular for
Spring. The qualities shown at 48c are very
fine for the price Also some very new ss-
inch Silks at 800.
Children's Dress Ginghams, e10c Yd.
This material is just as satisfactory for
aprons. waists and house dresson ~ inches
wide and comes In nne assortment Of pat
terms which are fast color.
28-Inch Tissue Gingharns, Yd., CSC
There is nothing finer for cool and attractive
Summer dresses than these pretty, inexpen-
sive Tissues. Guaranteed fast color. Stripes,
checks and plaids In blue. green. pink and
black.
White Organdies, Flaxons and
Batistes
Women are beginning to call for these Mhesr.
white materials that are so desirable cor
Summer dresses and for graduation dresses
for the girl. We show a splendid stock In 30
to 4b-inch goods ut last years prices, which
range from 15o . yard to 75o.
32-In. Hyland Zephyr Ginghams, l5c
New checks. fancy stripes and plaids IN cox
ors that are guaranteed absolutely fast They
are as pretty as can be.
Guaranteed Kiddie Cloth, Yard 1sc
We have the exclusive sale of the farnou.
Kiddie Cloth-the most satisfactory for mid
dies, rompers and house dresses etc. II
gives fine service and the colors are fast
Evening capital news., 1916-04-24

State horticultural Inspector Guy
Graham rstnrned Sat; rday night from
Salt Lake where he attended confer
ence of representatives of the states of
Idaho. Montana, Colorado, Wyoming,
Utah, Oregon and California to investi
gate the alfalfa weevil All OF these
states have quarantined against Utah
produce, some strictly and others mod
erately. Montana has the most string
ent quarantine OF them ALL As the re-
suit of the agreement reaehed at the
conference recommendations were un-
animously agreed upon by the state re-
presentatives to remove the auaran-
tines entirely or modify them as
against alfalfa seed, bees In hives,
grain shipments. Government experts
several seasons ago found alfalfa
weeyil in Bear Lake. Franklin and
Oneida counties, Idaho, within a small
strip bordering on the Utah line. Re-
presentatives from that section present
at the conference said that the first
alfalfa weevil they had even seen
were exhibited at the Salt Sake con-
ference.
Commenting upon the attitude OF the
Statesman with regard to the Twin
Falls convention the Poeatello Tribune
says.
The indiscreet and foolish attitude of
the Boise Statesman in harping the
threadbare cry that the session was y
Evening capital news., 1916-04-24
~&I /~YrT@Eafz---AM11@H7
kAE<AIS wAk=-NA - 49,
The Golden Rule
Store is a fifth of a
century old this
month

For 20 years the Golden Huie has
grown and prospered by serving It's
customers with absolute fairness
and satisfaction.
The service this Store has rendered
to its customers has not been con-
fined simply to courteous treatment
and the other ordinary conyenfences
Store should give, but the real and
genuine service has been in the
values 1t has offered.
Every day has been Bargain day
at The Golden Rule and this is the
reason this Store has become famil-
iarly known as "The Store that's
always busy"
Our goth Anniversary Cele-
bration Is Postponed
Until next month. April lis the
birthday month of the Golden Rule
and 1t has been our custom to hold
our annual celebration during this
month. But owing to work of re-
modelling and enlarging which Is
now in progress, we have decided to
postpone our Anniversary celebra-
tion until the work Is completed.
The Golden Rule Will Be a
Larger and Better Store
The room adjoining our dry goods
section will soon become part OF
the Golden Rule Store. The work of
tearing out the partition Is pro-
crossing very rapidly. It's rather
noisy just now but we're all SO en-
thusiastic about the contemplated
improvements that we don't mind
the racket.
The new room will give us about
1000 additional square feet of space,
or. about one-third more room than
we now have. The balcony will be
entirely remodeled and enlarged.
Other changes viii be made
throughout the Store, which will
make this more comfortable and
convenient place to shop.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-20
COLISEUM

Tonight will be vonr last chance to see Ed Gilbert and his Merry Makers in the laugh provoking comedy en-
Arizona republican., 1916-08-20
CLARA KIM5ALL YOUNG SOON TO APPEAR IN THE COM
 MON LAW"

Of all the film productions an- nounced for tho coming autumn none has aroused greater interest among the millions of motion picture fans than the presentation of that beau tiful and tremendously popular star, Clara Kimball Young .n siX-reel worldsfamous novel. ~The Common Law In addition to the irterestiI combination of favorite star and ia = vorite American author the produc- tion is particularly noteworthy as the first offering of inc Clara Kimball Young Film corporation. organized by Lewis ]. Selznick for the purpose of presenting the noted screen star on the open booking plan. free from the restraining influence of a program system.
 Miss Young has been hard at work on this production for several weeks Tt her studio In Fort Lee. N. J. iInde' the guidance of Ter director general Albert Capellani the famous French master of screencraft who is best known to American picture followers as the producer of such iliustrious and Camille" The Chambers story is now nearing completion and ac- coraing to reports from the stl To V will set g new mark Tor novel and ar tis,ic photographic effects as well as Tor breadth and power in action.
 The star has been surrounde< ov cast of players of the highest order The leading male role has been e11
Arizona republican., 1916-08-20

as princess and later as a wandering gypsie when she attempts to escape a fate that hovers over her. She has some big moments which she is forced to fight the powerful duke who aspires to her hand. IL is a characteristic Petrova production.
 Later in the week the Pathe people who grew very popular with their splendid dramas last spring at this house will send The Matrimonial Myrter." corking good comedy drama that deals with the divorce question as it is being agitated today in all the larger cities.
 This picture is builded along lines that gives the director much chance for comedy and enhances it as an en- tertainment for it relieves the dramatic situations with clean humor
 The Columbia with the approach of the fall season is making especial pre- paration to enhance the already splen- did following it has builded up since it opened six months ago
 In point of comfortable seats. splendid projection, excellent music and the best diversified program on the market it is forging a clientel that will be the talk ot the valley when the fall season has begun.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-20
BAND CONCERT AT RIVERSIDE
 PARK TODAY

There will be "big doings" at River side park this afternoon. A band con- cert will be rendered by the Phoenix Pioneer band. under the direction of Mir George F.. Golze. which will be musical treat. special program has been prepared which will please all tastes The setting at Riverside park is ideal for such an entertainment, as those who come for the concert alone can have seats in the shade. while the devotees of the pool will be regaled regaled with sweet strains of music while disporting themselves in the cool refreshing water
 For those who would consider Sun day at Riverside incomplete without a chance to witness the water sports plenty of amusement will be provided The relay race will be an exciting con test as the participants are becoming very expert The Olympic club will have on hand number of their best drivers who will divert the crowd by exhibitions of difficult and fancy div ing. There will be ball game in the afternoon between the Reds and the White Sox.
 Next week there will be two red let ter days On Wednesday and Friday the bus fare will he reduced to five cents until six D. m. and in addition to this the lucky holder of every 10th paid gate admission will receive q free bath ticket
 Friday will also be Mothers Day. when all mothers accompanied by d child or children will be admitted free. The management of Riverside Is hop ing, by the inducement of reduced bus fare and free gate admission to make Mothers Day so attractive that moth CTS will plan ahead to make Friday their usual day of recreation at this de- lightful spot
 A special picture program will be given tonight.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-20

trusted 10 MT. Conway Tearle. for years one of the best known ana mos: popular of the leading men on the American stage. Paul Cape.lani. who played Armand to Miss Youngs Camille" will be seen in the role of Querida. the villain" Miss Edna Hunter. long a favorite with Unrs'-r- sal and Vitagraph followers. plays the sympathetic part of Rita and Miss Lillian Cook, formerly with World Film producuons. lends her charming personality to the portrayal of the ingenue part. Others in the cast in- elude Julia Stuart. Edward Kimbail Lydia Knott. l.. J. Flanagan and Ed ward Mortimer.
 The story of The Common Law has been changed very littie .n it's adaptation to screen requirements. The millions who have read the Chambers novel and thrilled with sympathetic solicitude for Its heroine. will find the ricturized version even more to their liking. while those who have never read the story will enjoy the picture. for its own sake as one of the few woith while film produc- tions of tfe year "Thc Common Law" has been booked for the Co., lumh.a for the near future.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-20
HAZEL DAWN AT THE LAMARA
A Brilliant Star in Famous Players
 "The Feud Girl"

Hazel Dawn, the beautiful fair haired star Of the Famous Players Film company, makes a sensational success in that leading producing company's latest Paramount picture, ''The Feud Girl" Miss Dawn. with cast of prominent players which includes Irving Cummings Arthur Morrison. Hardee Kirkland. Gertrude Norman and George Majeroni enact ed the drama in perhaps the most picturesque districts of Georgia under the careful supervision. of Dige-toI Fined Thomson. The Iamara theater will exhibit The Feud Gifl' We'd nesdav and Thursday.
 As the title implies a feud exists between two lands the Haddons and the Bassetts. the inhabitants of the wild and rugged southern mountain region. The caief bone of contention is the big mountain which lies be- tween them-Ircn mountain. The railroad engineers, discovering the invaluable territories lying in the wake of these warning factions pro- ceed to unite them.
 Nell Haddon, a typical care-fTee daughter of the nils. hates the Ras- sett clan with the same vehemencc as does the rest of her clans Witls the arrival of the railroad officials, comes a youth named Dave Rand: mutual love springs up between the two young people. Through the persuasiveness of the railroad officials. Hadden is induced to marry Nell to one of the Bassett clan. Nell hears of the plan and announces that she would rather marry any member of her elan than one Of that hated | tribe She decides to let the men | draW straws for her hand. Dave is admitted into the contest after much opposition from Luke. an ardent ad- mirer of Nell When he draws the losing straw Nell quickly changes il
 behind her back. A fight starts i'm mediately between Luke and Dave.
 the winner taking the girl. Dave throws his enragad rival with re- markable skill Nelrs father swears
 to kill Dave on hearing of the affair i but he suddenly recalls 5aves influ-
 ence with the railroad and the Pas
 sets; he decides. thereforeS to become
 reconciled to his son n-in-law
 ! Dave cleveily brings about .lt
 meeting of the clans. Thev stand face
 to face on l leveied field. Nell is
 staggered when she sees Dave in the
 ranks of the Bassetts and for the i first time learns that fe is one Ci them
 Only the quickest action on the
 part of the women prevents clash
 between the two clans when the de- ception is discovered. Nell and Dav, i part company, the boy returning tc | his own clan bv whom he had lon" 1 been thought dead. As the weeks roll on Nelrs consciousness hat she '
 soon to fulfiil her greatest mission m l life turns her thoughts towards Ter i husband. whom she loves dcspitn his | decertion. Thus it is that mo.her- | hood ultimately unites the--Gians af | haddon and Rasset after years Of continues fighting,
Arizona republican., 1916-08-20

part. Ii was the title role in "Panta loon" the play by Sir James NJ. Barrie For three years following this | retired from the stage, as l was not feeling well. and il took up too much of my time. But l got back, this time in Fires of Fate" and for while r was in vaudeville .n a sketch called The Sul Voice"
 This last fact, is the only interest ing thing in my whole career The still Voice was the last thing that ! appeared in on the so-called speak ing stage. Then I went in for the myself at the old Biograph studio l got a job right off. One look at me and they hired me cn the spot. The fellow that did this laughed in my face and said l looked awfully fun ny. Then I weighed about go pounds, ard I guess I was funnier than usual 10 look at. My first role in motion pictures was that of Q big fat policeman
 Since that time l have been in mo- ton pictures The worst part about them Is that one has to get up fear fully early in the morning To this hardship l attribute the fact that I have lost more than i20 pounds ir three years. worked in> the serial The Exploits of Elai,le." then and it was work.
 Since joining the Metro forces I have appeared with Jane Grey in 'The Flaming sword then in A Yellow Streak with Irene Howley. then with Grace Valentine in Dor ian's Divorce" and then with Mar suerite Skiwin Tn ''The Quitter" and The Upheaval." my newest picture, on the Metro program
 IL has all been pretty hard work. believe me. And the star stuff only interests me because t scintillates in ones envelope on pay day.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-20
THE ISLE OF LovErATTHEIloN

The Lion thcater offers for today onlyy Gertrude McCov in a flve-act drama N"The Isle of Love- which is one of the most sensational produc- tions of recent days Gertrude Nc Coy is the star of the production and plays wei a role Co which she is well suited. that of an actress who goes to the seashore to learn to play the part Cf fisher lass. and cruelty lures into her net a young inventor and yachts man Some daring scenes nave been intsrpolated here where the actress goes In swimming and upon ernerg- ing fiads her clothes gone. Others of he cast are James lowering. Iva Shepar1. John Clugston F e. Schenck. etc. Some of ihe scenes take place on barren island where tho ac.ress is forced into marriage by the half insane lover.
 "Thc Isle cf Love" and good Mutual Weekl- are shown today only. followed Monday and Tuesday by . picture of much lo"al interest as the leading lady is Jessie Burnett. hette- f~"wn hero as Mrs. Robert Turnhuli. Wasted Years' ie p five act hoto- ~lav in which th- loa7ing male role ie ta'ren bv Craro Wilbur with Jcs- ~ic P"~~ett in fre vampire role and he~ liftl" son Bobby i0 the small child rart Rohcr; Turpbull formerly phuto@rapher here i~ tho CT mera- man md tho photographv in Wasted Wears is superb Wednesdav and Thr~sdav tho ' ion sviii present one nf the biggest features of the year in Orrin Johnson r. fte seven a~t special feature prodrctiop "T~e fgh' At Dusk" 4 wire from Mir Naugle 70 Manager IeeCTaft savs-Hc just re- viewed The Tiett A Dusk and it is without doubt the finest production [ have ever witnessed. On the same day the Selig Athletic pictures will be seen showing the most perfect man in the world and also Ralph DePalm1 and BeGta in automobile races Fri day and Saturday trc Lion wiilsrrc- sent Francis X. RuShman and Rev. crlv 1ayne in "Graustark' a six act film version of the famous story by George Parr McCutchcon. "crau- stark" fig q magnificent production
Arizona republican., 1916-08-20
ARIZONA

The Arizona is still at the same old stand. Featuring Triangle plays ex- clusively. if has been for the past week. playing to a keenly interested and satisfied clientele. In order to keep up tn good work. the manage ment of the big East Adams street house has secured William S Hart for the' start. Hart, who is consid- cred the foremost exponent of west
 ern types. will appear in something out of the ordinary for him. He is
Arizona republican., 1916-08-20

titled "Clancy's Deiirium which has been one of the biggest successes of the season. If you are fond of clever dancing. if you are fond of good sing ing, if you want to laugh, you can't afford to miss this brand new com edy
 Tfere is not a dull moment in .lTe entire production, it is snappy and full of mirth and music. The musical numbers under the direction of Lor- raine Crawford were very well re- ceived and the chorus work was above the average. The costumes be- ing remarkably pretty and fresh and the girls entering heart and soul into the spirit of the vivacious production.
 The entire company are seen at their lest this week so be sure and come prepared to laugh. There will he an entire change of program to- morrow