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Evening star., 1916-10-20
Children's Night

Children'S' Night.
gowns, &c
Children's Muslin Might
gowns. high necks and
long sleeves; embroidery
insertion and tucks; sizes
2 to L. years.
Women's &C Under
wear, 35c
women's Fleeced Bleach
ed Cotton Underwear.
shirts with high neck and
long sleeves. ankle pants;
out sizes only.
Children's Stockings,
15c
Children's Fine Ribbed
Lisle Stockings, seamless
foot, double heel and toe:
fast black only. Regular
ZJc values.
Table Napkins, 39c
Half Dozen
1sx1S Mercerized Dam
ask Table Napkins, ass
sorted patterns; sold reg
ularly at $500 dozen.
7c Crash, 3zsc
Mill lengths of Bleach
ed Twill Cotton Crash.
39c Table Damask,
25C
5S-inch Mercerized Table
Damask, assorted pat
terms.
39c Pillowcases, l9c
Pair
Stamped fillowcases.
pretty designs for French
embroidery. (Art Dept.)
Infants Slips, 1z11c
Infants Stamped Slips.
ready made; simple de-
signs. (Art Dept.)
1zIsc Aprons, SC
Stamped Aprons, stamp
ed on good quality white
lawn, simple designs.
(Art Dept.)
$1,000 Brussels Rugs,
$13.s5
9x12-ft. Seamless Wool
Brussels Rugs, in fioral,
medallion and small ag-
ured designs; best color
ings.
$500 Mating Rugs,
$z.45
9x12-ft. japanese Mat
ting Rugs, handsome ori-
entail and f1oral designs.
light and dark colors.
S1.50 Lace Curtains,
8Sc
nottingham Lace Cur
tains. white or ecru cnI-
ors: 3 yards long. full
width: plain and figured
centers.
$1.50 Blankets, 79c
Double-bed size Biap-
kets. in tan and gray,
with pink or blue bor-
ders. Soft fleece finish.
$500 Comforts, SLID
Large-size Bed Com
forts. filled with white
cotton, covered with light
and dark silkolines.
Sl.OU Pictures, 5Sc
Framed Pictures. size
16x20 and 14x24 inches:
gilt and dark wood
moldings; various SUBJ
jects.
$3.50 and $500
Trousers, $l.79
Mems Separate Trousers,
good. serviceable mate
rials. in neat patterns:
sizes 81 to ~.
Teaspoons, 19c Set
Six Aluminium Tea-
spoons: fine quality; sold
regularly at SOC.
Csc Towel Bars, &c
Glass Imitation Nickel
Plated Towel Bars, good
size; nickeled bracelets.
Soc Roller Skates, &c
Steel Extension Roller
Skates. iron wheels.
10c Syrup, 7c
Regular 10c cana, Of
kare Syrup.
zSc Asparagus, I5c
Regular 25c tall cans
Of Asparagus, California
brand.
SC Gold Dust, Z for &c
Two regular &c pack
lges Of Gold Dust.
SOC Olive Oil, PC i
One-pint cans Of Pom
,eian Olive OIL.
Evening star., 1916-10-20
Tells of Sacrifice of Americans.

For three years the Mexican repub-
lie has been torn with civil strife. The
lives of Americans and other aliens
have been sacrificed. Vast properties
developed by American capitaI and en-
terprise have been DESTROYED or rem
dered reproductive. Bandits have
been permitted to roam a [ will through
the territory contiguous to the United
States and to seize. without punish
ment without effective attempt at
punishment, the property OF America ms.
while the lives of citizens of the United
states who ventured 10 renal In in Mex
lean territory or to return there to pro-
tect their interests have been taken
and in some cases barbarously taken,
and the murderers have never been ap-
pretended or brought to justice.
'1t would be tedious to recount in
stance after Instance, outrage after
outrage. atrocity after atrocity. to in
lustrate the true nature and extent OF
the widespread conditions of lawless-
ness and violence characterized by
ruthless brutality But uncivilized
acts of mutilation were perpetrated
villas unhindered activities cul-
minated in the unprovoked and cold
blooded attack upon American soldiers
and citizens in the town II Columbus
on the night Of March 2, the details OF
which do not need repetition here in
order to refresh your memory with the
Nervousness OF the crime.
An administration lmbued with the
spirit OF true Americanism would be in
capable OF the statement attributed to
the Secretary of War. IL must bring
the blush of shame to the cheek OF
every American that Apologies for the
deplorable record in Mexico should be
made after this fashion.
we want peace. We want an endur-
ing peace. We cannot have peace IL we
have decadence of American spirit
We need an administration that IL not
comparing those who won and nre.arva
our liberties to murderers and raping
bandits. We want an administration
which will preserve the honor OF the
American name"
Evening star., 1916-10-20
Answers Secretary McAdoo.

| YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. October 20
Mr.. Hughes, reiterating that he meant
what he said in Louisville the other
night about the course he would have
followed with reference to the Lusi-
tania, last night replied to recent ut
terance of Secretary McAdoo, with the
declaration that apparently it seemed
impossible to the administration that
one could mean what he said.
Now rises the Secretary of the Treas
ury to complain that this was not a
statement of what l would have done
had the sinking occurred" Mr.. Hughes
said, after reiterating that he would
have stated his position "unequivocal-
ly" in advance oftthe sinking. Il was
under the impression that when j said
what I would have stated in advance
as to what / would do. every one would
know that | stated what, in fact,
would have done in the described event.
Illuminating way this Administrations
conception of the value of words.
1T apparently seems impossible to
this administration that one can mean
what he says. That is it's difficulty.
With it a threat of action does not
seem to mean anything but words. My
position is somewhat different. II mean
what | say and, because this would have
been well known and we should all
ready have had a reputation for firm and
correct policies, | repeat that the Lusi-
tania would not have been sunk"
Evening star., 1916-10-20
Last Speech of Third Trip.

Mr.. Hughes speech here last night was
the last of his third presidential cam
paign trip The day was spent travelling,
with three short addresses, at Bay City.
Saginaw and Flint. Mich. II was rain
ing and the damp Weather affected the
nominees voice.
THE President of the United States is
the trustee of executive power. Placed
In control of our agencies of international
intercourse. he is the guardian of the
rights of the American citizens. He has
no authority to surrender them no right
to impair them. Upon his f1rmness in
maintaining that depends our security
and our peace, which the democratic plat
form four years ago promised that the
constitutional rights of American citizens
should protect them on our borders and
go with them throughout the world When
II promised fun protection for American
lives and property abroad, it stated an
established American principle
''One of Americas greatest jurists.
spea king for the Supreme Court of the
United States. said, many years ago. an
other privilege of a citizen of the United
States is to demand the care and protec-
tion OF the federal government over his
ME. liberty and property when on the
high seas or within the Jurisdiction of
foreign government
Now. we told that the adminis-
tration has turned its back on the
American doctrine of full protection.
Inat Is what its leading apoiogist
nfds It's record in Mexico to mean. 1t
Is reversal without authority and in
violation of the specific pledge upon
which II was elected. Instead of fol-
lowing its clear line of duty il en-
gagged IN a personal. vindictive war,
leaving the lives and property of our
citizens to be destroyed. This deplora-
bic course lowered our international
. prestige When the administration did
speak for American rights its words
nt L
its reputation. AS result we have
destruction of American lives and
property and Interference with Ameri-
can commerce, which could have been
prevented The executive has many
resources at his comman nd. and he can
protect our known rights without war
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27
HYPNOTIST WILL
APPEAR AT P|NNEY
Santanelli Carries No Pro
fessional Subjects, TAX
ing All From Audience.

Mr.. Santanelli, who will appear with
his company at the Pinney theater
Monday evening. is a gentleman Of
education and refinement. This fact
is SO. readily recognized that ladies
have no hesitation In going upon the
stage to satisfy their desire to exper-
fence the sensation of hypnotisnn. MIR.
Santanelli carries no professional sub
jects. but instead. depends upon vol
unteers from the audience. In doing
so the performances are more inter-
esting and amusing. In short talk
he disabuses the mind of his audience
of the mystery and fear Of hypnotism.
1t Is simple lesson, easily learned,
from which no harm can possibly come.
Hypnotism is good mental exercise and
should be understood by all.--Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27
Nu-Shape Unions-8oc.
Mems Unions and 2-Piece Garments
Fine Mesh Unions-4oc.

Fine Mesh Unions-4oc.
Yes, only acc for a nice quality
Mesh Union and reinforced buttons
and buttonholes. This garment
comes in ecru color: short sleeve,
ankle length style, sizes "a to 4e.
Fine Ribbed Unions-6oc.
A closely knitted, fine elastic rib
Union that will satisfy you in COM
fort and service. Short sleeve, ankle
length style with closed crotch.
Pure white or ecru color, in sizes
"a to so.
Mems Ribbed Unions-95c.
We believe we can show any man
garment which will please him ct
CSC. This one is a fine elastic rib
in ankle length style with long or
short sleeves; pure white or ecru
color; sizes "a to 46.
Splendid Mesh Unions-e5c.
If you prefer a Mesh garment to
the rib, here is one to please In
weight, comfort and service; every
thing you would expect in a higher
priced garment Short sleeves, ankle
length or short sleeves, knee length.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27

Good Nainsook Union-48c.
Such a soft, sheer Nainsook gar
rnent as this will feel mighty good
from now on. This one comes In
pure white in sleeveless, knee length
style. Elastic webb feature at
shoulders and back: sizes "a to 40.
Mems Balbriggans--95c
Short sleeve style with three
Quarter length drawers. A very
thin, comfortable Union you are
sure to enjoy wearing. Special elias
tic rib belt feature at waist which
eliminates the pull and strain when
bending. Cream white color: sizes
IA to 46.
apiece Garments, each SOC.
besides white, we carry COM
plete line of black Balbriggan Suits
which are preferred by some men.
Shirts and drawers are we'll made
and reinforced throughout Sizes 80
to 4s; garment soc; a suit ESQ
2-piece Suits, each Csc.
Think OF buying good Balbriggan
shirts and drawers at Csc each.
Garments that At comfortably and
wear satisfactorily; sizes 80 to &c;
each 25c; suit 400.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27
Boys and Girls Underwear

Boys Mesh Unions-25c.
AT 2bc q suit we have a dandy
stock of good Unions in either fine
mesh or balbriggans that are seldom
equaled for At or wearing quality
for the price. Short sleeve, ankle
length, In ecru color; age to 16.
Mesh or Rib Unions-45c
The most popular selling garment
we show for boys. age 8 to Is.
Comes In short sleeve, ankle length
style. ecru color. Well made and
reinforced where the most strain
comes; o remarkably good Suit for
45c-
Boys Balbriggans-5oc.
Our line OF Boys Unions at 6oc
represents excellent values for the
money. Real good quality balbrig-
gans in ecru color, sleeveless and
knee length style. Loose fitting and
comfortable; made with elastic rib
belt.
Ribbed Balbriggan-45c.
If you prefer long sleeve, ankle
length style for the boy, this gar
ment will please you. Comes in
ecru color; ages to 10 years. You
will sure recognize 1t as a splendid
value.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27

Summer Vests-10c
we sell real good quality Vest
for 10c each; well made, good lifting
ana one that you may expect to give
good service for the price. All sizes
the same price.
Non-Slip Vests-121ac.
This improved, non slip Vest
comes in sleeveless style and II cut
long and large. It is designed no
that 1t will not slip off the shoulders
Plain tape top or fancy lace insert
yoke. Two for 26c.
Real Nice Cotton Vests--1oc
Dainty and comfortable. made Of .
dandy grade cotton with tailored
finish of beading and tape. One Of
our popular E-cut style that WON'T
slip off the shoulders. for 500.
Union Suits-48c; 2 for CSC.
Very fine, close ribbed Union
which comes in low neck. tape top.
cuff knee; tape top, she'll finish
knee, short wing sleeve and lace
trimmed knee, closed or open style.
We also show poros knit and b
piece Suits ut this price.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27
SUIT FOR DAMAGES
| AGAINST PHYSICIAN

j. C. Davies. physician and surgeon.
has been made the defendant in a
#3s5. 900 damage suit filed against him
|by Harry Lowe, who alleges that
Through unslsiIlful treatment at the
hands of the physician in the treatment
|pf yaricocele. he has been incapAci-
hated from performing manual labor
for the balance of his life, In addition
Ia the damages asked, attorney tees
Ire also asked for in the complaint R.
p. Givens and E. P. Barnes are at tor
Reys for the plaintiff.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27
RESPITE GRANTED
| TO THE SIMPSON IS

A s0-day respite was granted
today by President woodrow
Wilson to W. G. Simpson and
8. d. Simpson, the Caldwell
bankers convicted here upon the
charge of putting into circula+
tion q false certificate. The men
were due to enter the fedora
prison at Mcneil Island today
and the respite was given in or
der to give them an opportunity
to get their business affairs into
condition before entering upon
their five-year term. Word OF
the respite was received at the
Office OF the United States at
torney today.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27

Mother" Maryland, My Maryland"
Marching Through Georgia. and 9TH
ers were sung. and still preserve for
US the spirit of a peoples devotion.
We can claim no authorship for the
tunes of the majority of our national
airs. but must give the credit to Eng
land for the most OF them. However
the stirring words and adaptations be-
long decidedly to Americans.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27
Children's Vests-loc.

Chtldren,S eStS-1Oc.
Low neck, sleeveless style In ma
Swiss RIB; made with the non-slip
shoulder strap. A well made, good
wearing Vest for such a low price.
Child's Cub Waists-l2Lsc
Our Cub Waists for children are
very sturdy and serviceable. They
are made with two rows of buttons
at the waist and are strongly tapped.
Fine values for 12hc, 2 for 25c.
Serviceable Waists-25c
One Of the best children's Waists
on the market. Double taped
throughout. Buttons at the waist
are fastened on with strong tape.
+ Child's Paid Suits-25c.
Combination waist and union,
knee length, sleeveless style With
drop seat. Strongly tapped. good
button holes and fine grade cotton;
size to IL. for 4sc.
Infants NJ Vests-35c.
Just enough wool In them for the
little tots. Shell crocheted finish,
long sleeves; sizes 1 to 6: $50. . for
$1.oo.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27
Vests and Unions for Women

Women's Unions-25c.
Low neck. sleeveless style with
lace trimmed knee; made Of very
nice quality cotton yarn, all sizes up
to .. This garment will give very
satisfactory wear.
Nice Cotton Unions-35c
This one comes with low neck.
no sleeves or long sleeve, umbrella
knee. 1t is a very popular seller at
35c, for $1.00. A. nice fitting, COM
Portable garment at a very low price
for such good quality.
Dainty Silk Lisle Vests--48c.
One Of the prettiest and daintiest
garments we SELL made of fine, lus-
trous silk Isle, with handsome
crocheted yoke or plain tape top. A
most desirable garment for Spring
and Summer wear.
Nu-Shapc Unions-8oc.
The Hirsch Nu-S Shape garment of
excellent quality mercerized cotton,
In very elastic rib. This garment
comes in low neck style with either
cuff or lace knee; perfect fitting and
daintily made.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27

special dispatch from Kootenai
county says:
Demand made by the state for
s15,S17.s0 as the amount of delinquent
taxes due from Benewah and Kootenai
counties for the period covering six
years from 1908 to 1914 was brought
before the board of county commission
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27

and manufacturers to furnish new car
tons or labels for your stock now on
hand and do not accept new consign-
ments of goods bearing this guarantee
legend"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27

It is always to the interest of the
stock market gambler to start rumors
of peace in war time, and OF war in
peace time. He profits by either panic.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27

The penitentiary authorities took 25
eonvicts out of the city yesterday af-
ternoon bound for Whitebird where
they VII be put to work building sec
lions of the north and south highway.
r. T. Hazard has been appointed SUI
perintendent in charge of the crew and
H. L. Trasl, is Assisting him. Dan w.
Ackley. deputy warden, accompanied
the prisoners north in a special car.
Other crews are to follow later.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27

The state today submitted its case
including all evidence, to Judge Charles
p Mccarthy in the suit to recover it's
losses from the National Surety COM
pany on o. V. Aliens bond. The state
claims $146,25o to square accounts and
make for the theft from the treas
ury, interest, etc.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27

Peace talk" In Europe is coinciderl
with a further advs nee In the prics
gasoline. So the high price of gas mi
stop the war. 8, there.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27
TROUT FISHING GOOD.

$G TROUT at Arrowrock are biting
Graves Transfer company machine
will make a run to the dam Satur-
&day evening and Sunday morning
Round trip $3.50. Office 215 South
Tenth street. Phone 1870. A29
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27

The state land board at Its meeting
yesterday afternoon granted A lease
applications which have been pending
before it for some time, with the ex-
ception of three filed by Andrew Lit
tie of Emmett. They will be acted up
on later. Albert Campbell OF New
Meadows secured the largest lease. 1t
covers 1850 acres. The board extended
the time limit Of settlers on the Powell
tract of the Big Lost River project, in
which to make contract, to July l. The
board declined the application of the
Pratt Irrigation company to increase
the water right prices under that pro-
ject from $40 to $50. The Black Canyon
irrigation district asked for the tenn
porary withdrawal for one year of
lands under the Carey act In that pro-
ject. Entrymen being on the unsur-
veyed land the Idaho Irrigation COM
pany. through counsel, requested the
land board to apply to the federal gov
eminent to have certain unsurveyed
lands within it's project surveyed and
the request will be granted.
1t was announced at the governors
office yesterday that Ex-Governor
White of Occur d Alene are among
those who will represent Idaho at the
annual session of the Conservation
congress at Washington, ID. G. Both
will go east the latter part OF the pre-
sent month.
Governor Alexander will attend the
ball of Company at Nampa tonight
7,-f h. - Nd Sell
| tend the Oregon trail celebration to be
held in that city.
State Engineer Smith has gone to the
southern part of the state where he
state engineer will be gone several
days.
With a vie wof establishing daily
passenger and mail service on the Gil
more & Pittsburg railroad from Arm
stead. Mont, to Salmon in Lemhi
county, C. E. Arney, immigration agent
of the Northern Pacific railroad held a
conference with Governor Alexander
today. 1t is probable that satisfactory
arrangements can be made to bring
about the additional service.
Considerable amusement was occas-
| Toned at the state law library today
with the appearance OF a notice signed,
THE Jitney Ford Peace Commission"
wherein warr'nc was given to attor-
neys. They were requested to leave
fire arms. brass knuckles or other
weapons of war with the librarian be-
fore entering. In the event hostilities
are necessary, the notice informed its
readers. a room in the basement of the
state capitol had been prepared where
those engaged will be furnished boxing
gloves, bottles, towels, et.. The only
standing rule to all matches, 1t was
t.lnounced. Is that the Compton up
percut" is barred.
| Pure Food Commissioner ]. K.
/ White today issued the following no.
/ tice to all de. .lers in Idaho:
You are advised that the use OF the
legend Guaranteed Under the Pure
! Food Act of 1906, and Serial Number
or similar statement on labels. pack
ages, or containers of foods or drugs is
/ prohibited and under ruling promul-
gated by the United States department
! of agriculture, all canned and package
goods bearing this guarantee legend
must be off the market not later than
/ Nov. 1. 1916.
You should make prompt arrange
ment with your jobbers. wholesalers
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27

HARDEN TOOLS-HoeS, rakeS, SHOW
fels; also tin and galvanized sprink-
ping cans at lowest prices. The
Racket Store, Kalbus Bros, opp.
osite postoffice. APT
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27

ers last Friday and resolution passed
authorizing a payment of $99s2, as
Kootenai county's share of the amount.
The payment is made from the an
nual budget of the present board and
represents only the principal as no in
terest charges have been made on the
funds due.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27

Speaking of American music and
songs of war, Alice e. Teller. of the de-
partment OF piano. University of Idaho.
says in the recent news letter issued
under the auspices of the varsity:
The stirring times of war have in
spired many of Americas best known
and most typical songs, more perhaps.
than all the years of peace have pro-
duced Whereas from the long per-
iods of peace both before and after the
Civil war, no national patriotic songs
were evolved. from the throes OF the
Revolution came the first versions of
America" and also Yankee Doodle
Again, the war Of 1912 gave us .The
Star Spangled Banner" while during
the Civil war, Dixie became the in
spiration OF the south, and around ev-
cry northern campfire was heard the
martial John Browns Body" or
Glory l4allelujah." At this time many
other songs came into prominence.
Tramp, Tramp, Tramp the Boys are
Marching" "Just Before the Battle,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27

The supreme court has taken under
advisement the appeal in the case en-
titled William H. Thomas versus Ben
jamin R. Huston, ct al, which in
wolves a contract for the sale of GER
tain lots.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27

AOR RENT May LIST, furnished, clean,
airy, modern, five room Bungalow;
also four room bungalow ,unfurnish-
ed, 18th and Bannock. Phone 1576-W.
\ AIS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27

This Applies Particularly to
Underwear and Hosiery

time now to select your light weight garments for Old
Sol is going make it mighty uncomfortable for the
or woman who is not prepared to keep cool.
We just want facts here-"Our stock Is
complete it could possibly Be with splendid reliable gar
ments for each member of the family"
-"Our prices lower for garments Of the same quality
and maketrght policy nsres complete satisfaction
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27

In a companion case to that of the
state of IDAHO versus L. E. Bird, con-
victed of conducting a book making
and pool selling establishment at Post
Falls, Kootenai county, the supreme
court handed down a decision last
night affirming the judgment of con-
yiction entered against c. w. Pelham.
Pelham was convicted of violating the
terms of ordinance No IS, which pro-
hibits the selling of pools or book
making on horse races or any speed or
endurance contest.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27
TO LATE TO CLASSIFY

ron SALE OR TRADES stands bees
at $3.50 each, and % empty hives ut
SIPS each. Phone 2R2. A27c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27

handbag on Sth and
Bannock SITS. Finder can have same
by calling at Capital News office and
paying for this adj AIT
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-27

CIR SALE OR TRADE-Five pas
senger car in fine condition. Ad-
dress 1920 Capital News. tt