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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-10
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-10

ur'' Two mon Wet" implicated iu the
plot. 'uo of these George Kastc-
CRANES IS dead lie Was not Boy ms
own r,folN'r Iu the hands OF p,.r,
vhru th" hitter dashed FOR liberty
alter having been ueld for two nights
1nI t day ir th, mountainous country
near her" tn, other man implicit
60 TN" authorities believe. j. Jim Nar-
t~uosourl- arrested sunday oar
Steamboat Surus,
Huo point which remains n mystery
70 whether KJstolIirse was fatally
.hnf 'N Perry or whether he after
ward received 90 second ana fatal shot
.N others The |,o.cpor'4 Inquest re-
'.rn.I l verdict that death was oau--
"a Dos q shot inflicted los persons uu-
known.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-10
Broncho Buster Is
Stepping for FL Paso

Man johnson. I negro. WAS Im.i
the ,t-rauts a|rtri2uod 300 the cuts
court TO-DAY MnN said hc ut- 70 urur
.'u buster GOA ms WY t1 th" expos
st I'D r1.a. aud ID H. Nt- given
% cham Do" certainly wuul top fut
tu.f There town lie Nt- given Dos.
,HHu." under suspended sentence. tuI
th, last ih' police -aW OF him d., 81,
sf'IVu.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-08
LEASE ON CROUNDFOR
PARK TO BE SECURED
FROM SHORT LINE

Meridian, May S.-Through the activ-
ity of George A. AtWater, the real es-
tate man, Meridian is likely to obtain
a lease of grounds from the Oregon
Short Line Railroad company for a
public park, after all the long delay
and after hole had about been given
up as to the successful contamination
of its effort. Mr.. Atwater is just in
receipt of advice from railroad officials
at Salt Lake which justities the predic-
ton that the lease will be secured at
an early date and that it will yet be
possible to accomplish the work of
planting shades trees, numerous vari-
cites Of flowers, the construction Of
cement walks diagonally across the
park and the installation of drinking
fountains this spring. This Is held to
be one of the civic improvements which
must be accomplished this year, and the
women are bringing pressure for i'm
mediate action. There will be a meet
ing of the Boosters club tonight, at
which this and other contemplated i'm
provements will be fully discussed.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-08
WILL SECURE BONUS
FOR THE LOCATION OF
HOLINESS COLLEGE

Nampa, May s.-That the $4,000
bonus demanded of this city by the
Holiness church as a requisite for the
location of the proposed new college in
this city will be raised within the next
few DAYS is the view of leading bust
ness men and officers of the chamber
of commerce under whose auspices the
campaign for the raising of the bonus
is being waged. Though announcement
of the fact has not been made, a num-
Der of donations of proportion have
already been secured and the efforts
for securing the demanded sum ara so
concerted and participated in by men
who have proven strong factors in the
progress of the city that the utmost
confidence exists as to the successful
contamination of the effort being
made. Dr. Tullis, who is directing the
campaign for the secural of the money,
is highly optimistic as to the result of
the effort.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-08
from Towns Along the Interurban Line.
CALDWELL AoENr-k.ith Miller. phone 1s4

ever, and from their lily concealed ex-
pressions of satisfaction, 1t was ap-
parent that something very pretty In
deed had been accompli~" Perhaps
the proceedings of the French Lick
conference resembled in no slight de-
gree what happened at that other nota-
Bile conference in Washington which
took place just a few weeks before the
Republican convention of 1912, and at
which it was decided that Colonel
Roosevelt should not be t, nominee If
the Republican party under any condi-
lions.
Bosses May Take Chance.
1T can be assumed that these gentle-
men knew exactly what they were do
ing down there a: French Lick Springs.
Indiana, and l for one am ready to
concede that the old guards still in con-
troll of the Republican party machinery.
has sufficient power to thwart the Will
of the people and to name anyone
whom they see fit. l had hoped with
every patriotic Progressive, and I be-
lieve with most of the rank and file of
the Republican party, that the bosses
would keep hands off at Chicago, and
permit the delegates to the national
Republican convention the same liberty
of action that will be enjoyed by the
delegates to the Progrc i've national
convention, to the end that the two
great political parties might unite in
this national crisis upon leader and
program by means of which Democracy
might effectively be opposed. This may
not be the case. The bosses may de-
eide to take another chance and crack
the whip. They can cram Justice
Hughes, Senator Burton, Mr.. Root or
Governor Mccall down the Threats of
the Republican convention, or they can
name any other man they see fit to
name.
II do not concede, however, that with
a candidate named in this fashion they
can carry even Utah or Vermont, for
what will happen in 1916 If they put
one over will make the campaign OF
1912 look in comparison like w. c. t.
u. meeting. If the gentlemen who took
part in the French Lick conference
have very much to say about the Re-
publican nominee the Progressives will
Of course Immediately abandon any eff
fort at harmony of action, will write
their platform, name their candidates
and get into the fight with just about
five times the speed exhibited in the
last national election, and the exodus Of
Liberals from the Republican party
will leave Messrs. Hilles and Barnes
with Just about enough votes to run
neck and neck with Socialists.
Honest Republicans should watch
subsequent proceedings with great
deal of interest"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-08
- -
CALDWELL NEWS NOTES.

Caldwell, May S.-Thursday and
Friday of this week, the College of
Idaho baseball team will play the team
of the Idaho Technical Institute of
Pocatello in this city. The Pocatello
team will arrive Wednesday evening.
The local team is highly optimistic as
to the outcome Of the game.
Judge Bryan of the district court will
go to Emmett tomorrow, where he will
hold a regular term of court for Gem
county.
Suit for divorce was filed today in
the office of the district clerk by Levi
H. Albert Gomstock of Payette against
his wife, Mary Jane Comstock. The
papers were at once withdrawn.
A marriage license was issued by
District Clerk Knowlton to Fred Wag
goner of Ellensburg. WASH, and Effie
Clay, of New Plymouth.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-08
BOSSES Will TRY
DESPERATELY TO
STEM THE TIDE
Conference at French Lick
Shows Standpatters Will
Again Resort to Strong
Arm Methods.

Caldwell, May S.-That the recent
meeting of Republican national politi-
clans at French Lick Springs was one
of import and that 1t is fraught with
great import consequent to its possible
bearing upon the approaching national
campaign, because of it's indication of
1.-The purpose of what is known as the
Nstand-pat element of the Republican
party to dominat the Chicago conven-
ton, is the view of James H. GIBSON
of this city, state chairman of the Pro-
gressive party. In commenting upon
the meeting and its political bearing,
Mr.. Gipson said:
Probably one of the most important
political conferences which will be held
In America in many a day took place
about week ago at French Lick
Springs.
THE meeting was a quiet one. The
press over the country generally paid
but little attention to it, and yet moth
ing has happened which is more likely
to have such direct bearing upon the
outcome of the present muddled politi-
cal situation.
"A select affair, this gathering at
Thomas Taggart's spa. Just who was
there is not definitely known, except
tIldI IHG most powerful LEADERS OIL lll6
old guard of the Republican party were
Represented by trusty lieutenants, or in
person. Murray Crane, Charles D.
Hilles Nicholas Murray Butler, Will
liam Barnes, Senator Boies Penrose
and Jim Watson of Indiana had more
or less greasy fingers in the French
Lick pie.
Strong Arm Tactics Proposed.
sfThaSo IA h1nc 40
the Republican party from supreme
control of national affairs and sue
ceeded in the 1912 election in carrying
Utah and Vermont, met to decide, with
many other more or less powerful
bosses, just whom the Republican con-
vention should select as standard bear
err. 1t was conceded that the Roose-
welt sentiment was very great and that
to prevent his nomination at Chicago
it might be necessary to employ the
strong arm tactics by means of which
the last national convention was con-
trol1ed. 1t was further decided that
every force which could be concern
trated in opposition to Colonel Roose-
Welt must be united behind some one
man, and the information obtainable
justifies the assumption that Chief JUS
ace Hughes was selected as the most
available.
Exactly what plans were laid will
not be clear to the people until the 18th
of June. Judging from the unsavory
political records c. many of the gentle
men interested at this meeting. how
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-08
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-08
Watch Child for Worms.

Worms sap child's strength, rob
child o. food and make child fretful
irritated, nervous. Watch stool an6 at
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-08
At THE
COLLEGE OF IDAHO

Caldwell, May s.-The seventh an
ual celebration of the founding of the
College of Idaho, located here will be
observed in this city Friday. The an
nual celebration of this event has come
to be known as Founders Day." and
is observed on the second Friday in
May each year. Invitations have been
extended to the senior classes Of all
high schools in southern Idaho, and it
Is anticipated that there will be an
unusually large attendance this year.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-08
ATTACK IS MADE
CONTINUED from First Page)

other shot and then try and make IL
through the window"
Cohen leaped into the window frame
to make his dash for the open. A bullet
split his skull and he fell back dead
into the house. Outside the voice of a
Mexican was heard to say: Line up on
each side of the door. They must come
out"
Smyth told his men that the time
had come to make a dash. The heat
had burned the tops of their heads.
Coloe stepped forward to the door and
smashed the boards with his gun
stock. he gun broke but the door gave
way and Coloe dashed out His body
was found next morning not far away
riddled with bullets. He probably ran
into the main band of Mexicans.
Probably Made Prisoner.
Smyth, leading IL other cavalrymen,
turned to the left and made for the
corral, the Mexicans firing at them as
they fled. Rogers body was found not
far from the burned house, but Tyree
could not be accounted for when Snyth
and his men, who reached the hills in
safety, investigated next morning. Ty-
rec may have been made prisoner, but
If so the soldiers here think he has
probably been killed by now.
After the attack on the American
troops the bandits rushed to the wax
factory of w. K. Ellis and destroyed
the building, besides setting fire to the
factory store. Ellis home was ran
sacked. A cross that hung in one room
lis believed to have saved the house
from being burned.
When morning came the American
troopers crept back to the settlement
and saw the main body of some so
Mexieans packing their loot upon their
horses and the nine American cavalry
mounts they had captured. Then, with
a cry, they turned towards the Rio
Grande and started for Boquillas..
There the brigands carried Deemer
and Compton across the river, and 1t
was reported Sunday night that their
Threats were cut. The Mexicans carried
their dead and wounded away.
There was motor truck attached to
the camp. The dead and dangerously
Americans We're loaded into this and
sent toward Marathon.
Identity of Raiders.
Whether the marauders We're Vii
listas or Carranzistas is not known
The attackers rushed madly on the
soldiers shack shouting viva Villa"
and viva Garranza."
The point most speculated on here
last night was the identity of the raid
ers Carranza military officials only
day or so ago declared that this section
had been practically cleared of bandits
Fifteen days ago a number of the
Carranza garrison at Boquillas, the
Mexican town just across the Rio
Grande from Boquillas, suddenly dis
appeared. They have not been heard
from since. There has been a suspicion
that they might have deserted to the
Villistas. Military men here thought
last night they probabl. participated in
the raid.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

(No announcements will be received
after 10 a. m. on he date OF publica-
tion).
p. e. o.. Chapter A, will meet with
Mrs. Belle Eagleson, 1907 state street.
Thursday evening at 1870 o'clock. Mrs.
Whitehead and Mrs. Shaw will read
papers on the Rise of Bulgaria" and
Bulgaria and Its Women"
The second division of the Emmanuel
Ladies' Aid society will meet with Mrs.
G. w. Bond. 1905 Harrison boulevard.
Tuesday afternoon at 1880 O'Clock, to
sew. The ladies are requested to take
scissors and wornout hosiery.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-08
CONFERENCE TO BE
HELD AT JAUREZ

FL Paso, May s.-General obregon
announced today that his next confer
ence with Generals Scott and Funston
would be held this afternoon. General
Gavira, Juarez commander, said Mexi-
cans take the view that the Big Bend
raid was instigated by interventionists
and no great Importance is attached to
1t for that reason.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-08
NANPA IS WINNER OF
GAME AT CALDWELL

Nampa, May s.-The baseball game
played at Caldwell yesterday between
the local team and the Caldwell team
resulted in a victory for the former by
a score of 8 to 5. The game was highly
spirited and was witnessed by a large
crowd. many being in attendance from
this city.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-08

ment considers the agreement under
which the army began the pursuit Of
Villa bandits still in operation and that
under its terms General Funston will
without further instructions take any
steps necessary to pursue the band
which Friday night raided the Big
Bend country.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-08
NAMPA BREVITlES.

Nampa, May s.-The funeral of Mrs.
R. p. Haggett whose death occurred In
this city Saturday afternoon will be
held at the Christian church at o'clock
this afternoon.
A large number of the church people
of this city attended the Mills Higgins
revival meeting in progress at Ustick
last evening.
The funeral of ]. B. Wolf, one of
Nampa's oldest and most highly re-
spected citizens. was held at the
Dunkard church yesterday m rning.
Mr.. Wolf has passed his SEVENTEEN
milestone.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-08
SIGNAL CORPS HAS
GONE TO MARATHON

San Antonio, May ga signal corps
left Fort Sam Huston tod for Mara
thon to establish telegraph line from
that point to Glenn Springs, the scene
of the Mexican bandit raid. 1t is be-
lieved at army headquarters here the
four troops OF cavalry ordered to
Glenn Springs will pursue the bandits
In Mexico.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-08
GENERAL FUNSTON
DECLINES TO TALK

Ell Paso, May S.-General Funston
said today 1t would not be proper" for
him to disclose whether an expedition
airy force was going into Coahuila in
pursuit of Mexican bandits He did not
deny there would be such a movement.
He said, however, he believed that
troops had mot YET crossed the border.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-08
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-08
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-08

A woman with a fiery temper isn't
necessarily warm hearted.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-03

seATUN and ser forth In the cUy ~
search ~ tat woman with whom rt
hat 4aarr,lrd The Hrst person De
w-t upon ,he public square IN The
i,s. Ia the daylight in place
where she had right 20 DEE. WAS
ONE 81. 'he most refined and cultured
women OBJ. Freeporr She carried 80
Der arms her babe motherhood and
hat,.0u3 -pou he streets ~ Free.
'ar- r thr DAYTIME where they had
r.Eht .a BE- Au. mi, young man 10
bis trgn ken insanity mts'ook her
.r tH. Ruuau 30 soUEhf and shot
#.. lsa upon he streets With her
babe f0 her arms He vas tried
and 'Htge Feraud IN sentencing
a.u tn he imprisonment. said
.Yrg are me seventh man p .v1
Wear. 90 Do sentenced 'or murder
wtl,a Intoxicated
Last spring In The CITY % AD3rr.
cor YOU remember the Tragedy ~
'ra blake home 4 Young man came
arr,0 Intoxicated temandinC money
c' lls mother she refused 3. BE
seized from the wood box q Ratchet
md killed h's mother and then rob
.i rsr NHg raWaube- De- H-3
TIE e@'-ers ~ -ha law pursued htv