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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-07
ORDER WAS EXCELLENT:
NOT A SINGLE ARREST

The police report the usual excel
lent order on the streets Saturday,
Saturday night and Sunday, with not
single arrest during that period.
Their have been only about half
dozen arrests by the local police for
all causes during the past tx weeks
a record that no other town in this
section can boast of DRINKS are ex-
ceedngly few these da} for while
there is considerable LIQUOR brought
into the city by persons who 90 to
Hagerstown and Williamsport, little
evidence Of 1t is seen on the streets,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-07
Secretary Lansing Denies That America Has
Increased Demands In Lustania Sltua
tion---AuStrians Are Near Durazzo
Especial dispatch to the Journa9
Massing Troops Against Roumama

London Feb. Hungarian and Turkish troops are
moving toward the Roumanian border to meet the con-
centraon of Roumanan troops there according 10 dis
patches today from Milan It is reported that the central
powers have demanded partial rehabilitation of the
|Roumaan army and pledge Of neutrality toward the
[Austro-Gelmans and Bulgarans. These demands have
been ignored by Roumania, according to reports.
Austrians VIII Occupy Albanian Capital.
Rome Feb. 7.-Dmazzo, capital of Albania, will prob
|ably be occupied by the Austria before many hours
austrian cavalry has reached the Arzen river four miles
from the city and awaiting the arrival Of the main body
of Austrian troops which crossed the Ishm river Sun
day, after defeating detachment Of Serbian troops.
Sensational Turn to Iusitania Controversy.
Washington, Feb. "A sensational turn todaT
given to the controversy between the United States and
Germany when Secretly Of State Lansing declared th9t
Under Secretary Zimmerman of the German foreign Of
tce had made an utterly false statement if Sc sand as
quoted by the newspapers that the United States had
made "neW demands" IN the Lusitana case SeeretarF
lansing said that this government had neither increased
Dor decreased its demands
New German Plots Reported In Ottawa.
Ottawa Ont, Feb 7.-Sensatona reports Of the dis
eovery Of German plots in circulation today
parliament met to discuss the origin OF the recent fires
here From Bridgeport the report that the Cana
dian guards had fred upon a roWb0at which approached
he international bridge there early this morning The
force of guards was Immediately doubled on suenioior
hat attempt being made to dynamite the bridge
THE Ninth Overseas battalion of 1856 has arrived at
|Welland to reinforce the troops guarding the Weana
canal and ammunition plants in that vicinity.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-07
SCHNElDER'S BAKERY

Good Thugs to eat. Try our buns,
l. for nickle Assortment Of bread,
cakes on hand at all times. Prompt
delivery.
/ 81 1p If sCHNETDER'S BAKERY.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-07

our line Of SILK Waists at S1.aS was
never more complete than at this
time Crepe de Chimes in Maize Flesh
Waite, in assorted patterns and fancy
collars. Also SILK Stripes and Fancy
designs in dark Plaids and Stripes.
Our very special price on any Of the
above $198. These must be seen to
be appreciated.
f. B. CHAMBEBLAIN.
lp II W King St.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-07
BOWLERS COMING.

Bowling teams from Keedys5ille and
Shepherdstown are expected this
week at the Monarch alleys to bowl
with local teams
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-07
-klRsoN,s MEMS STORE

VIII move to Victoria Theatre
building on March l. Mems and Boys
Clothing greatly reduced 70 save mon
ey - 10 2t
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-07
KIRsoN's MEMS STORE.

Removal Sale now going on Ev-
erything to be sold Up 1t
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-07
HELP WANTED

Wanted : Several girls
over IS years Of age. APP
ply at interviewer Mills. Up
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-07
MANY DECISIONS TO
Be HANDED DOWN
Wednesday An important Day
In Circuit Court.
JUDGE TO GIVE RULINGS
On Several Cases Now Pending
Before Most Of the
Important Business Complet-
ed-0ther Court News.

There was no session of the CIR
cult Court today. Judge Woods hay
ing adjourned over to "Wednesday
morning, when it Is expected mum
Der of important decisions will be
handed down on cases now pending
When asked today concerning the
cases Ire expected to decide Wednes
day. Judge Woods stated that he
would not he able TO state definitely
until that time just what decisions
would be handed down, but that he
expected to decide several.
Judge Woods stated that practically
all the important cases scheduled for
this term of court had been disposed
OF, and that there was little import
ant business yet to do, outside the
decisions ON cases now pending The
jury was adjourned to February 30.
nitely whether the services Of the
jurors will again be required this
term. III the event me Jury Will not
be needed due notice to this effect
VIII be sent eaeh juror by CLERK Ter
hardt
Decrees Are Entered
Judge Woods has entered the loi-
lou,fuu dqprnoe in anita now Dpn1iuK
lowing oeereeS III s'i's NJ" pe'i'''is
before him;
State of W, Va. VS.. Harold ieussier'
bond executed for appearance next
term.
u w. l''Ato'l vs. +. y i'''''''' ''' w.
decree co"nt''',nE 'sPo' VI . . =
sloher ESTABLISHING ueots as"'i'9' VI,
real estate Oh ! u ''u'ne' 10" ""0
appointing Spee''i 'o''lii''se'o''e'' "
MAKE Sa'e u same io' '''e '''''''' 'e''
oil sa'd deo''
II. a. DOWNS tuaIo''"' vs., ''o'' Gun.
'Iaddeh ana o'h'fs' i'ee' 20 vi es'''e
sale OF Inc interests oi 'il' S'' ''u' :"
fanis IN real es'a'o anu ""''.' ~ '' p
the guardian 10 JON III F." ''e" ''''
the adult helFs. ,.,.,
Mary Gray ct al w. 'ar'ie "''''''''-7 ,
ct al Decree coil''i"''.e 'ei''
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-07
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY

Al Kirson's Mems store. Every
thing sold during Removal Sale,
27 Up 2t
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-07

r B. CHAMBERLAIN,
W, King st
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-02-07
WEATHER

Much colder tonight and Tuesday.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-22

Joan Lott Menan. .......... 5000
Iva Dalyrimple, Montpelier .... 5000
Rebecca Nelson, Rexburg ..... 5000
MABEL keyser, Challis. ...... 5000
Anna Sullivan, Clayton .... 5000
Mary Roberts, Carmen. ....... :. o0o
Mrs. Juel Hedrickson. Idaho Falls i, 900
Lavona Simmons. Liberty. ... 5000
Stella Remington. Parker. ..,. 5000
Berthe Wilmington, Baker ..... 5000
Freda Allenback. Bennington. -. 5000
Lottie Hammer. Rt. 3, Idaho
Falls .................... 5000
Zina Patterson, Bloomington. -. 5000
Pearl Groom, icon. 5000
lvie Dunn. Georgetown. ..... 5000
Mrs. w. M. Alvord, Dow ey. go. 5000
Mabel Stanley, Shelley. ......... 5000
"a Vern Dunsmire. Lewisville -. 5000
Susie Lloyd, Rexburg ........ 5000
Mrs. David Larsen, Ashton. ... 5000
Amelia Wilson, Marysville. ..... 5000
Mrs. r. A. Tempest. Victor. 900. 5000
Alton briggs. briggs. ......... 5000
Mary Welker, Mackay. ........ 5000
Florence Cunningham, Aberdeen. 5000
Olive Ostrander. Salmon. ....... 5000
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-22

Mrs. Blanche Carr, Jerome. ..... 5000
Florence Fry, Moore. .... 5000
Mrs. Frank Reed, Oakley .... 5000
Mrs. w. l.. Harmon. Shoshone. 80. 5000
Jennie Hurst, Rt. /, Bull. ....... 5000
Alice Garrett, Bliss. ............. 5000
Julia Robertson, Rt 2, Rupert. 80. 5000
Bessie Wykoff, Kimberly. ...... 5000
Margaret Shields, Bull. .......... 5000
Miss Thoma, Gooding ............ 5000
Barbara Grewell, Dietrich. ...... 5000
Ella See, Jerome. ........... 5000
Ida Little, Oakley .............. 5000
Naomi McF'all, Shoshone. ........ 5000
Mrs. A. A. Dimmitt, Bull. ....... 5000
Vera Jamison, Kimberly. ammo. 5000
Vera Ferrin, Burley .,............ 5000
Nina Ring, Rt. 8, Bull. ....... 5000
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-22

Oral Rich, Ba salt. 5000
Mae Ellis. Ri. |, Lorenzo. ...... 5000
Eunice Kirk. Challis .......... 5000
Laura West, Dickey. ........... 5000
Norval Crowley, Rockland $3.50. 5000
Katie De Kay, Blackfoot ..... 5000
Mrs. Miles Knapp, Leslie. ....... 5000
Rachel Goodwin, Menan. ........ 5000
Ethel Young, Rexburg. ........ 5000
Viola Mulica, Montpelier ...... 5000
Gertrude Nickerson, Challis. 49,. 5000
Kate Burgraff. Roberts. ........ 5000
Mrs. j. T. Derricott, Liberty. 5000
Lila Rice, Parker. ......... 5000
Jessie Sims Salmon. ........ 5000
Winnifred Stephens, Bennington 5000
Ceretta Empey, Rt. g. Idaho Falls 5000
Inez Hoff. Georgetown. ........ 5000
Mrs. Matte Sessions. Downey 5000
Flora Johnson, Shelley. ....... 5000
Thelma Egbert Marysville. .... 5000
Mrs. Peter Durney, Victor. ..... 5000
Pauline Strunk, Mackay. ....... 5000
Leola holdings, Salmon. ........ 5000
Mrs. VIM. Black, Montpelier. 80. 5000
Laura Mcclure, Challis. ....... 5000
Olive Swift, Salmon. .... 5000
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-22
. sse - - .
DISTRICT. No. I. .
Consists of the city Of Boise and .
y South Boise only. .

Edith Rose. Gil 5. 18th. ......... 5000
Leafy Simpson, 1906 \. 10th. .. 5000
Mrs. A. l.. Jones, Manitou hotel. 5000
Margaret Blackinger. 1902 West
Franklin Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Madge Hyatt, 1919 n. 18th. .... 5000
Reta Ballantyne. 1401 w. State. 5000
Frances A. Mitchell, 800 w. Fort 5000
Beatrice Wardell 912 n. 10th. . 5000
Mrs. Roy Clark. South Boise. 49,. 5000
Bessie Marshall. 1904 w. Jefferson 5000
Mrs. c. L. Trawin. 40 n. 10th 5. 900
Mrs. e. b. Erickson, 1916 State. q. 1000
Irene Seller, 1912 Pueblo. ..... 5000
Mabellc Colo, 1912 n. .2lst. ..... 5000
Bessie Barbour, 1902 n. 18th. $50. 5000
Iva CLANCY, 2907 Bannock ... 5000
Mrs. Walter Tucker. 1901 n. 18th 5000
Ocel Etherdge. 1919 n. 10th. ... 5000
Mrs. Audie CLANCY, 1714 n. Sth... 5000
Irene Wiser, w. L. Tel. Co ..... 5000
Mrs. Beulah Marina, Merino Bldg 1000
Signe Brunell. 1901 Resseguie. &C.,. 5000
Mrs. Josephine Libby. All S. 3rd. . 5000
Mrs. A. c. Farley. S07 State .. 5000
Ada Wyckoff. Rosebud Comfy. . 5000
Grace Entertainer, Fourth and
Myrtle .....:.................... 5000
Mrs Narrower, Golden Rule Store. 5000
Mary Hartman, 621 n. 18th ...... 5000
Claudia Milleman, 1914 Front. 5000
Viola Hubbell, 1902 y. 9Th. ... 5000
Minnie Beach. 2615 Madison. ... 5000
Irene Johnson, 1211 \. 14th.. 5000
Myrtle Arbogast 1920 w. jeff. 5000
DR. Lydia Williamson, S24 Frank
lin ................ ............ 5 900
Frances Welch, 1920 State. .... 5000
Edna Perkins, 1918 Hays... 5000
Mrs. Ethel Clark, 1401 Fort . 5000
Ida Peterson. 220 \. 11th...... 5000
Mrs. Il. b. Sherman. 704 \. 18th. 5000
Mrs. Drake, 1905 22nd. ....... 5000
Mrs. Edna Stilson. Vernon hotel. 5000
Mrs. Billie Leon, 1919 n. Sth.. $50. 5000
Mrs. Alice Brassheld, So. Boise. 5000
Marie Noss. 1893 T.. jefferson. So. 5000
Vera Shaver. Mode Bldg. ....... 5000
Abbe q. Friedline, l215 \. 18th. 5000
Della Lungren, 1874 \. 18th. ..... 5000
Mrs. Esther Farley. SIG w. State. 5000
lucy Lane. AS n. LIST ........ 5000
Marie Cain. 2219 y. 18th. 5000
Vivian Youmans, Belgravia Apis. 5000
Manila Reed 1914 \. 20th...... 5000
Marie Cottrell. 210 w. Bannock. 5000
Izora Lansdon, 1011 Washington. 5000
Marjorie owen, 1908 Main. 5000
Emma Maberly, 1923 W. State. 5000
Gussie Bergh, Belgravia Apts.. 5000
Constance =. Morris. Y.W.C.A... 5000
Margaret NJ. Ryan, S16 \. 10Th. 5000
Junia l.. Roberts, 1915 n. 9Th .... 5000
Elsie G. Whean, 1905 w. Wash. 5000
Irene Mcmillan, 1904 Main. 5000
Josie Lawier. Wise Piano House. 5000
Blanche Simonson. 2G16 n. 18th. 5000
Margery Anderson, Eiiers. ...... 5000
Lena Sherer South Boise. ....... 5,0O0
Lorene Younger, 1908 n. 10th. ... 5000
May Noble, 9ls Hays. 5000
Leis Come, 523 Warm Springs. 5000
Alice Farrell, Boas Candy
Kitchen Recommendations. 5000
Edith Jones. 1907 n. 14th........ 1000
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-22

Marie Evans, Castle Greek ....... 5000
Mrs. c. NJ. Cook, Silver City. ..... 5000
Mrs. Kay Scott Roseberry ...... 5000
Emilia Eloheinio, Mccall ........ 5000
Blanche Crawford. Montour. ... 5000
Mrs. @. O. Parks, Jordan Valley,
ore. ................... 5000
Mrs. A w. Nelson. Rt. l, kuna... 5000
Mrs. Otto Miller. Ri. Q, Payette.. 5000
Hazel Herr. Richland Ore. ...... 5000
Eva McDuffes, Melba ......... 5000
Mabel Brothers, Bruneau. ........ 5000
Mrs. John Burton, Horseshoe
Bend ................ 5000
Edith Cronk, Emmett. ........... 5000
Mary j. STROBE, Rockville. Ore. -. 5000
Hazel l.. Hunter. The Bench. 49,. 5000
Mrs. Will Jones. r. f. d. Middle
ton 5000
Mrs. Ralph Womick, Cascade. -. 5000
Maud Myers. Emmett ............ 5000
Edith Lesh, Weiser. .......,..... 5000
Ethel McWilliams ontario, Ore. 5000
Lillian Cree, Payette. ............ 5000
Hazel Smeed, Rt 2, Boise. ....... 5000
Miss Dunbar. Barber. ........... 5000
Mrs. G. +. Kimball. Weiser. ..... 5000
Pearl Wallace, r. f. ID. Ontario,
ore. observation-disclosures. 5000
Della Flanagan, Silver City. 5000
Frances Wakefield. Roseberry. 5000
Ruth Stamper, The Bench. .. 5000
Mabel Denney, Jordan Valley, Ore. 5000
Myrtle Chaplin. Payette. ....... 5000
La Rue boy, Rchland. ore. $50. 5000
/ Sophia Hughes, Melba. .......... 5000
Mabel Sinclair. Emmett. ......... 5000
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-22
Nj Subscriptions Should Be Sent the Christmas Department.
Be Cali

Mrs. Roy Fry. 313 S. 18th. ..... 5000
Helen Williams, 1907 ~ 10th. -. 5000
Hazel Mcintyre, 1913 n. ETH. 5000
Marie Maxwell, 713 N. 18th. ..... 5000
Frances Kelly, 400 Main. ......... 5000
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-22

Vera Osborne, 319 Thatcher Ave. 5000
Sara Baker, 1905 n. 18th. ... 5000
Laura Nickars. JOY Drug Store. 5000
Mrs. Jane Goul. South Boise. 5,OO0
Mrs. Jennie Gates, Idanha hotel. 5000
Selma Sonnleitner. 412 w. State. 5000
Mabel Abercrombie, 2606 Ada. 5000
Mildred Knight. South Boise. 49,. 5000
Dora Weise, 2219 w. Bannock. .. 5000
Edna Perkins, 1924 w. Hays. 5000
Ruth Kutnewsky, 512 n. 18TH. 5000
Hester Kent, 1908 n. 18th. ..... 5000
Bessie Dunlap, 1902 Franklin. 5000
Grace Sheffield, 1902 n. 18th. . 5000
Gertrude Walton, 1905 n. 9Th. 5000
Barbara Clyne, 1916 n. 9Th. 5000
Eula Phillips, 1922 Lee. 5000
Lu Ashley, Blake's Variety Store 5000
Mabel Stewart, COS w. wash. 5000
Frances McCracken, 40S Union. o.. 5000
Ida l.. Brewer. South Boise. ... 5000
Mrs. Emily Sampsel, Club Cafe. 5000
Margaret Ormsby. lO1 Warm SPY. 5000
Alice Bauer. 525 E. Bannock. 5000
Eva l.. White. 1416 n. 1lth.... 5000
Mrs. r. T.. Howell. Ills f. State. 5000
Margaret Bryan, 1906 n. 18TH. 5000
Edith Allen, 1916 n. Goth. ...... 5.0O0
Amelia Soma. 121 Main. ..... 5000
fAhd l.. INOpti loOiis ibV1 NV - . 49,
Bess M. Vance, $40 S. 18th. ... 5000
Laverne Young, 127 4. Bannock. 5000
Ruby Somerville. GIG Wash. .... 5000
Hazel Nee. 1912 w. Idaho. 5000
Katherine McElroy. 924 Fort.... 5000
Della Shaw, 203 Main. .......... 1000
Anna Bloom. Woolworth's.. 5000
Ressie Reel. South Boise ........ 5000
Rena Mcconnell, 1902 State. 5000
Ethelda Smith. Sedgley's. ....... 5000
Alva Brinck, 1101 Pueblo. ...... 5,00o
Elizabeth Wallace, 917h Fort. 5000
Jessie G. Black, sos w. Franklin 5000
Elsie McWhrter. 1916 L. Wash. 5000
Mabel Lord. South Boise. ........ 5000
Grace Sutton, 1914 n. 10th. 49,. 5000
Gladys Walker. 14OS n. 18th. 5000
Maude l.. Bruer, 902 n. 21st. 80. 5000
Nelbert Dbble, 1921 Grove. ..... 5000
Marguerite Van Dorm, $40 Warm
Springs Ave. ..l........... 1000
Ethel O'Connor. Ala n. End. 80. 5000
Mary Hollingshead, 1909 jefferson 5000
Thelma Smith, 1910 n. 9Th .... 5000
Ruby Snow 1918 Washington. F.. 5000
Minnie Danielson, 40S Jefferson 5000
Elsie McAuley, 1912 State. ...... 5000
Florence McAvoy, 1918 Jefferson. 5000
Myrtle Gay South Boise. ........ 5000
Mrs. NJ. Donaldson, Manitou hotel 5000
Margaret Anderson, 1906 Harrison
Boulevard ................. 5000
Edna Mendell, 10Th and Resseguie 5000
Viola Hoagson, 406 s. 3rd 1900. 5000
Minnie Atkins. 1916 Miller. ...... 5000
Mrs. Euna Fisher, All S. 12th... 5000
Hazel Selby. 51S n. 7th ......... 5000
Eva Warner. ITO w. State. ...... 5000
ReVa Coffin, 1119 \. Sth. ....... 5000
Florence Hargraves, 1412 \. 18th 5000
Eva Wilcox. $40 jefferson ....... 5000
Vera Findley, 1920 n. 18th. 5000
Rose Koppel. 90S n. 10th. 5000
GeneVieVe l.ooney. 919 \. 2lst... 5000
Mary A. Ryan, 1913 w. State. 49,. 5000
Emily Sewell, 11l9 Lee.......... 5000
Mary Quirk. 7l0 w. Fort. ....... 5000
Mrs. w. f.. Graylon. 1l19 f. State 5000
Kate Stewart. 1903 Franklin. go. 5000
Mabel Donart, 10 S. 18th. .,,.... 5000
Nora Wcstfall. l714 Harrison BLY,. 5000
Alva Prouty. 1918 Washington. 5000
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-22
DISTRICT No. q

DISTRICT No. q
Consists Of Power, Bannoek, Te-
ton, Madison, Jefferson, Bon
neville, Bingham, Fremont,
Custer, Lemhi counties, and
the remaining counties in
southeastern Idaho, together
with all r. F. D. routes in these
counties.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-22

Leila M. Buster. Challis ....... 5000
Mabel Goodburn, Pocateilo -. 5000
Irene Oliver, American Falls. :. 5000
Marguerite Nash, McCammon. :. 5000
Nora Birgreen, st. Charles. -. 5000
Veronica Dunford. Bloomington. 5000
Bee Griffin, Ucon. ............. 5000
Louise Krogin. Georgetown 80. 5000
Mrs. A. l.. Bell, Lava Hot Springs 5000
Mrs. j. II. Gore, Downey. ....... 5000
Ora Rogers, Blackfoot. .......... 5000
Meryle Jensen, Shelley. ......... 5000
Lulu Kingdom. Rigby. ......... 5000
Ethel Curtis, Rexburg ......... 5000
Mrs. +. Burgess, Ashton. ....... 5000
Edna Pratt, Camas. ........... 5000
Ethel Wood. Marysville ........ 5000
Eunice Weber. Victor ........ 5000
Mrs. A. e. Dixon, Bates. ......... 5000
Betty Wilson. Mackay. ......... 5000
May Newcomb. Aberdeen. 800. 5000
Marjory Holbert, Salmon. ...... 5000
Lou Bybee, Basalt ............ 5000
Edythe Stoker. Pocatello. ....... 5000
Myrtle Bulge. American Falls. 5000
Eva Sands. Fairview. .......... 5000
Mrs. Myrtle Morgan, Larenzo. =. 5000
Gertrude Wickerson, Challls. 5000
Nellie Hannifan, Pocatello. -. 5000
Aida Morris, Medley. ............ 5000
Geneva Coates, Chilly. ....... 5000
Matte Josephson. Rockland -. 5000
Dollie Jones, Howe. 5000
Ida Wheeler. Inkom. .......... 5000
Eliza Plas.ino, Roberts. ..... 5000
Mrs A. B. Lambson, Leslie. 49,. 5000
Mildren Warren, Arbon. ........ 5000
Louisa Plant. Ri. /. Blackfoot. :. 5000
Belle Berrett. Menan. ....... 5000
Marjorie Staley, Montpelier. 5000
Sarah Kicks. Rexburg ......... 5000
Eva Blechert. Geneva. 5000
Louis Bascom, Clayton. 5000
Rosie Clark, Carmen. 5000
Mrs Elmer Wingert. Idaho Falls 5000
Fontella Orr. Sharon. ........... 5000
Mrs. Lizzie Stoddard. Parker. 5000
Mrs. Augusta Hines, Salmon. 5000
Vienna Wright, Bennington. 80. 5000
Marguerite Van Akin, Blackfoot. 5000
leila owen, Idaho Falls. . 5000
Mrs. Roxine King, Shelley. 5000
Hortense Bateman, Bloomington 5000
Mary Robinson, icon. .......... 5000
Grace Smith, Georgetown. ...... 5000
Frances Smith, Downey. ....... 5000
Mrs. Beulah klausner. Iona 80, 1000
Mrs. Rachel Bowman. Rt. 4. Idaho
Falls Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Jane auckland. Lewisville 49,. 5000 |
Winnie Whitney, Rexburg. ....... 5000 |
Mrs. r. l.. Baker Ashton. ..... 5000 |
Gail Mahan, Camas. ...,....... 5000 !
Mrs. James King. Marysville. -. 5000 |
Mrs. Ray Fuller. briggs. ....... 5000 |
Mrs. o. c. Green. Tetonia. ..... 5000 |
Viola Wallace. Mackay. ,....... 5000 !
Esther Harkins. Aberdeen. go. 5000 |
Olive KadletZ. Salmon. .......... 5000 |
Alice Dye, Basalt .......... 5000 |
Bessie Dinsdale, Rt. l, Lorenzo. 5000
Louise Treoar, Challis. ....... 5000 |
Mrs. Frank Fulton. Dickey. 5000 |
Mrs. w. A. Post, Rockland. ...... 5000 |
Annie Eaton, Howe. ............ 5000
Carry French. nixon. ......... 5000 |
Constance Kinney, Blackfoot. -. 5000
Ethel Rice. Roberts. .-.......... 5000
Mrs. Retta Kent, Mackay. ........ 5000
Louise Leavitt, Arbon. 5000 /
Mrs Birdie Chapman, Rt. /.
Blackfoot .................... 5000
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-22

DISTRICT. No. 3.
Consists of Gilmore, Blaine,
Gooding, Lincoln, Twin Falls,
Minidoka and Cassia counties,
and all r. r. D. routes in these
counties.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-22
DISTRICT No. 2

DISTRICT No. 2
Consists of Adams, Washington,
Boise, Canyon, Gem, Ada and
Owyhee counties (outside of
Boise and South Boise), and
bordering Oregon counties, to-
gether with all r. r. D. routes
in these counties.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-02-05

Mr.. Robt. II Collins of Frank.
lin. was clLdidate for the offict
of State Treasurer in the Demo.
cratic primary held on Jan. 25.h
We are not OF the same polite,
faith. but he is our personal
friend. ard is fully qualjfi ID t, d.
rect the affairs Of the high ctfic.
to which he aspi-ed He made a
g'eat race and wa def '.te,! only
on account of the ,ricx"ry ard tne
Pink Ticket" Of tn. Nv Orleans
ring. He carried. ou'-iar If New
Orleans, in the country - o,ri he,
out CT total Of 81. il Il re7cl. q
thu CRY of New Orleans with a
mi >iity OF III over Ms opp ,H-
en'. and even in his opp ,nent's
home (Shrev porD he He'd &
N tgnifcant we. There Bose
Ewing and b. hrman. who dictates
to the Democratic party whom il
hall nominate" fJr state { i1ic rs.
did IN 10, and Il, C I'd hi, op
ponen, by SIN al m j,riy. Mr.
'oiIina, who WAS assi-t,ut tray IL
Ii z auditor of the State, aud W 40
during his term put in the tfca-uy
/ the state over 500 90 ior H.
c'nses Mt paid, was III only
{ iii ca-holder in that prim ,fy whc
resign, d his I'll l., before entering
The c)Htest. His campai n ex-
penses amounted TO lie 3 than our
hundred dollars. lie made u
clean, h ,nest, maaly Fl .hr He i
an honest and able mlu. NJ
Collins received il the state Al,
$50 votes and his opp lent 81 37S,
This kind Of men do not suit the
shady politics and m .thUd IF til,
RUG in New Orleans.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-02-05

Other towns liz this State hav:.
a Curiew law and enf>icc it. The
enforcement OF this Ia v tn, ~ fipd
works admirably 1t not only
forces the young boys OF tender
years of age to leave the streets a.
A certain hour of the night and g
to thei homes, bu. it takes hem
away from temptation and evil
iLflaences. Young boys should
be ut home after a certain hour at
night, and they should be forced
10 be there unless attended by
their parents.
We ag ain urge our City Council
to pass a Cuffew law requiring
boys under the age OF Is years to
leave the streets after a certain
hour at night. say 10 O'Clock. Let
US give it a trial anyhow and
thereby test its merits.