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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-06

Scalding water proved very able
substitute for a hatpin as the defense
weapon OF Mrs. Maggie Usgie, of St
Clair, when an officer OF the law al
ten1nted to take her into custody for
not paving the costs of a lawsuit.
Said cop beat q hasty retreat but the
woman finally surrendered under
pressure.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-06

A dispute as to the ownership of
the $4,000 estate left by their father,
Charles BrennemaH, Of Factoryville,
was the cause of mortal pistol duel
between the two sons on Saturday at
ternoon. Both drew revolVers simui-
and one, was mortaHy
wounded. .#AH R
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-05-23

ron UENT--SiN room furnished
house. best location. furniture ucw
Locke Phone 'lGG.
I7o.1t'
ron RENT Five room modern
plastcrcd house Inquire 300 lin
coin lou
FOR Rent Modern room for light
housekeeping. Call 10l Johnson
l7O.3p
FOR RENT Two modern furnished
rooms for gentlemen. down stairs,
next 10 bath. Outside entrance. SOC
Van nurcn Phone la39.
l5o-2t
NICE rlasrred rooms to rent, fun
nishcd ot unfurniahod eo7 Nour0"
iGI.Gp
ron RENT Modern room Phone
gA2 1863 6i'
FOR RENT Two rooms, part'' fE-
uIshcd for light housekeeping rhau.
l0sS can 1oa Van nuron
l7l-an
ron RENT Twenty acres land
room house good barn we'll au
..,t ..ur ..f.e. o.. ..fy U4rr4Hu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-05-23
Political Announcements

By "Hop"

OAAhANoA AAhAhOahA@CAhNt
For District Attorney:
r.. T MILLER.
HENRY $ BISHOP.
For County Clerk:
q PACE
J o CNZ2EiI.
SAM y MOTIOw.
GEO. sTAPLETON
For Sheriff
J q. 7 CTAYLOW RAssETT
/ W. ~ nURWEIL
FRANK MORRIS. IR
For County treasurer:
". BRITT.
l.. SHEA.
II G. HAMRICK.
e T. HURT.
/ For County attorney
PERRY 3 PEARSON.
nay G. JOHNSON
HINTON 7 NEELY
For County Assessor
LESS WHITAKER
II T. lPETEl kiNKEAD
For County Tax Collector
Will ~ THOMPSON
o. NTOTsTONl TAYLOR.
H.r Constable Precinct /:
UE\ IS HAGGETT
F.r unstable
o. WT.H
il. Judge
u.EWNI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-05-23

WANTED Experienced hofcl por-
ter Steady place Tor good man. No
cigarette smoker need call Oriental
Hotel l7l.3t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-05-23
LOST

LOST OR SrRAYED brown wuH
branded v on loft hip. A 80 3.
general delivery ll|
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-05-23

MANUCURlNG massagc and n'.
dressing Phone sos
11lHl
TOM rumliusun painter aUd pap.
hanger rhnc ltfi Figure with uH
Z ran save Won money
l5l.ll
~ % rs hclp YOU want phone l''H.
Panhandle Employment Agency IS
furnish 400 kinds OF holp 900 short
notice pos East 9Th street
ll1.l'
PRIVATE lc'gons iu ar.lhmr'
algebra. geometry and Latin Ni
dress Teacher care of N,ns
or '
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-05-23
WANT AID RATES

One cent q word for the first
insertion. one-halt q cent q
word for every repeated con-
sseutive insertion. No advsr-
tissment accepted for less than
twenty-five cents. Thirteen
woroa three consecutive inser-
TONS 25c. II want ad II not
run eonsecutively the regular
rate II one cent . word per In
sertion fno insertion less than
25cl Will apply Persons send
Ing wan. ads by mail will
please send P. o. Money Order
or Cashisr'v Check. Psraonal
eheckp not accepted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-05-23
Time Table


Ar from california and
t2:05 p. u.
O.. t E1usas City ana
70 30 =. N.
.. E. ..m 'ovis 7 30 q. AZ.
$50. nr .1nsls city and
.....7sts r. N.
H. '.n Galveston,
H. o. Worth and Sweet
aa..r ... il:55 A. NJ.
Ws-fAuunu.
A. I-"m chicago and
E.. ... ....6:0b A NJ.
So f.- carlsbad and
Ua..H.u ....5:l5 A. NJ.
81. E =. f.m Kansas City ana
.r. .....i0:3s p. NJ.
49,. E I f1r Clovis l0;45 p. N,
$50 4 O.. fa- sweetwater. n.
Wort. houston and Galveston
...- Gas A. NJ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-05-23

For SALE-Gus stove one buffet
one sanitary couch. one table Call
i0l Lincoln street Phone ,iu.
1fi-'t
FOR SALE Light. cut under va
gou cheap Phone 2Si.
lfl.
TWELVE shines ir. one dollar coo
POLK street Satisfaction guaranteed
furnished the tickets Boot Hlace.
Frank Timm. ~ %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-05-23
Fort Worth & Denver

North Round
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-05-23
FOR RENT

ron EENT-SiN room furnished
house. best location. furniture new
Locke Phone 'lGG.
11u.3t
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04
LEWIS HAS MANY
SPEAKING DATES

T. 81. Elmo Lewis. we'll known ad
veTtising man. nnds time to talk be
fore organizations. and during the
coming season will speak before the
business administration" class %
the New York university on "Deyel
oplrg business, and before the
New York Edison company's EN-
ployes on Fundamentals OF success
nj selling and salre manship he
fore the Pierce school OF Philadel
phla. he will give series OF Eve
lectures on Fundamental changes
IN American business sdmiuistra-
ton" and before tho Wisconsin
Commercial congress (uudor The au.
spices u the University ~ Wiscou.
An two lectures on The small
town market" and Getting the moet
ont 81 business
Mr. Lewis also viii speak before
me Cleveland Chamber " Com
merce, business organizations IN
Neriden. New Haven. Spriugr cid
Providence BOSTON. Portland. Al
baNy Trenton. y. J. Philadelphia,
Richmond aud BAltimore or Com
merc!A preparedness
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04
CALLS BILLY'S
IDEA OF HE'LL
INFAMOUS

While Billy Sunday was painting
he horrors o. hell IN vivid Ian
zuags, conIurtns up the scent Of
sulphur and the sizzle OF flames.
Tuesday night, the Rev. w. l. Sui
Ivan. ~ New York. one OF the lead
ers Of Unitarian thought, told an
audience In The First Congregational
Unitarian church that such the
Org % eternal punishment was infa-
nous Devils are merely Illusion
airy. aocordiug q Mr Sgllivan's way
% thinking
In a universe possessed by ON
nipotent good. 8, ls unfhinkable that
devils can ~ fev!ls az long Az God
is Cod -" ne said The doctrine that
an infant born yesterday. FOR lack
u some bar'ismsl water. IL con.
Icmned forever 'o- what some say
7ye did IA past scs. cant be recon
-Ned with trcrrry
The lifa march % mankind 81
Godward Tho waves - good noun.
little higher and hisher on tho
r0res ~ beine To Elm II % oppose
tAIs" Mr Sullivan was formerly
q Catholic prirrt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04
LITTIEFTELD LAW
misunderstood

AID. Korher wants the I1-'lese'
ordinance enforced. In the common
council. Tuesday might - offered
resolution directing The police g.
partment 70 enforce the ordinance
which ,o-bids automobiles 10 pass
standing street cars The resolut 70
,s the elimination Of an agitation u
some weeks duration over the alleg
ed non-enforceue nt OF the measure.
City officials. however. call atten-
ton 10 the tact that the kOCher res
olatioa is largely faGogs and the
disturbance over the Iitrleheld ort!-
nance without foundation. The o-di-
nance does not impose it, restriction
where there IS a traf1c oflcer on
duty Il Is mainly in such places
that persons who have been herald
ing the lax enforcement OF the ordt
nance have observed apparent viola
ions. say officials
The aldermen sent back 20 The or
dinance committee the ordnance re
strfcting the weight % vehicles on
city streets 70 goo pounds a square
inch, after the proposed measure
had its second reading.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04
NEURAlGIC PAINS

Shooting pains In the head with
riddinegs. noise In the ears and ten
derneas OF the scaip-pains In the
neck and shoulders or extending
down the arms 10 the hands, these
are the most common symptoms OK
neuralgia
There are a number OF causes of
neuralgia. n In most common IN
families whose members have nerv-
Gus dispositions and II II very often
a result OF anemia or lack OF blood
Hot applications give temporary re-
lief In neuralgia and should be used.
They cannot cure the trouble because
the pain In the complaint that the
under nourished nerve is making and
A will not be quieted until the nerve
A fed. The only way 10 reach the
nerves with nOurishment r. through
tho blood. That Is why thin blood 30
frequently leads % neuralgia. When
the blood becomes thin the nerves
lack nourishment Build Up the blood,
supply TO II the elements that the
nerves need and you begin 20 correct
the neuralgia.
The free booklet Diseases OF the
Nervous S. stem" will interest YOU.
Write for Il today 10 the Or Williams
Medicine Co. Schenectady, y. y.
Your own druggist sells Or. VIII
Hams Pink pills or they will be sent
by mail on receipt OF price so cents
per box, six boxes for S2.56.-AcV'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04

John H1r-S. go 600 Granny ave.
Robert S'-,g7u ak. 40 t3 NORM
So and Logis Pat-ovzbl. 30 -
iodl-st. who were arrested - head
quarters 6e'"et,ve-. have admitted
stealing 20 motor cars. holding ~
citizens in DE oo~-Aerr section OF
the city and r Hamiramck and rob
tinz Ben p Lle,etaans dry goods
store. No 457 Jos Campau-ave
Sept. %, Of - worth ~ sweater.
the police sag The sweaters, two
automobile. and q number Of tires
we're found by The police in the
homes Of the boys All three haye
served terms 10 The state Ind ~ al
school AZ Lansing. while PorsH Is
az present under parole FOR stealing
cars
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04
Judges Firm Stand for
Law and Order
Makes Hit
ASKS CITIZENS
TO COOPERATE
Democratic Candidate
For Mayor Steadily
Gaining Support


The wtde-open town HCr crooks
ana ,a-Ssl,e. was condemned and
-, - -, - 81 h,,.s,
7SHn'a'tlr'r o''7fUse 'e - Pro
3ure- Was approved 5y Judge VII
ua,, = Connolly Tuesday night.
.-.....,.- tn r-.,,,-r han
N DO
lt-'rsoA and A4'''-' '4h' Nv VS-' az
made ;1e declaration that indicates
ne attitude he - take IN -cra-t
20 re regulation ~ the city's NOR.
AL. r. a..,--+ a IVY
,T ann 4. favor = the w!teope1
,..a t -f4 -e ar.- bar rot for
-rs -.-ses.a r.rem.-..y h- declar.
"a ~ his su.f.arr-. ~ The climax Of
a --.--,.ta. ana -aferv w1rl-d
----et,r.- .a7r ~ -ta present admins
t--...
cheering ana arrlagse hat lasted
f.- -.sa-. minutes greeted ITS dec
-r-.-- nh. audience. composed
-.---,v ~ '.f.-.-r men bad follow
- ,-. s...Fata closely and after.
.trr.v tr-.nr- MS speech. dur.aE
.r ra V.7. step hv step thru
,.. --t~-- r---~-, The atrrtai-tr.
..-~ gr-a witch ha Is rasing hs
...-r-tty- 7-alv moving the crowd
80 rt-1 e7,Ags..s- bv his force.al
t.-7y whom ne brought his as'
r-1- on The table and declared
4-st-s. ,ta w deepen town.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04
BANK CLEARINGS,
IMPORTS AND
EXPORTS CLIMB

Comparison OF imports, exports
and duties for Detroit and Michigan,
and clearangs Of Detroit banks for
August, continue 10 emphasize the
remarkable prosperity OF the city BY
the revelation OF tremendous gains
over August year ago.
The clearings for August, 1915,
were SOS, 1868, i52,l4. as against sl4s,-
s,3s5.45 for the corresponding pc
Rod in 1915. a gain or $50 ,s29. 1855 60.
The dutiable imports received az
the port OF Detroit in August, 1915.
amounted to $751; 5s. as compared
with imports OF sl23.5ss for August
1915. The states dutiable imports
for August total ,309.5sl. Detroit s
share OF the imports being approx
mately "a per cent Of those Of the
entire state.
The free imports In August. 1915,
were exceeded by those in August.
1915. by more than 100000. The
duties collected this August amount
ed to s126.4s6. as compared with
S101,0s0 in August. 1915. The
months collections were tl42,9S4 in
the entire state for the same month.
Michigan's domestic merchandise
exports in August, 1916, were s2l,-
32s, 0s3, as compared with sl2,739,.
e55 for August year ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04
WOULD RESTRICT
STREET PEDDLING

Datrcits motley multitude OF street
moDEers. who sci! wares ranging
from automobiles 20 small fruits.
ara h!t oy ar ordinance proposed BY
AID Lodge ard introduced into the
council Tuesday night
The Lodge ordinance. which went
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04
HAVE YOU A
FRIEND WITH
SKIN TROUBLE?

n you have a friend suffering with
eczema or some such itching burn
ing eruption, what greater kindness
could you do him than 20 say:
why don't you Try Resinol ONT
ment7 know you have experiment
ed with n dozen treatments. but BE-
iieve Resinol IS different In the frst
place. doctors have prescribed II FOR
years. And then Res!uol does not
claim TO De 'cure-all' simply a
soothing, healing dressing. free from
all harsh drugs. that USUALLY
proves successful In just guch cases
as yours
Resinol Ointment is sold by all
druggists For free sample, write 10
Dept 53.R. Resinol, baltimore. Md
ADV
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04
BRIDGE FALLS;
z DIE, so HURT
Cleveland Structure CollapSeS
When Street Cars
Collide

CLEVELAND. o. oct. two
persons were killed and 80 others
injured late Tuesday. when the
north span OF the West Third-st
bridge collapsed as a result OF a
collision Of two heavily.loaded street
cars
The two cars dropped a distance
of % feet onto the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad tracks, which skirt the
river edge,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04

10 the ordinance committee. torbids
any person tn offer goods for sale
on streets OF In public parks. except
On permit from the mayor. and
makes violation punishable by 500
ane or SIX months IN jail. The mayor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04

Prominent laymen OF the Episco-
pal church turnout the country will
assemble in Cleveland today for the
thirty-nrst annual convention OF the
Brotherhood OF st. Andrew.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04

L. forbidden to issue street selling
permits inside the mile circle.
The Mississippi Valley Conference
on Tuberculosis begins It's annual
session today a; Louisville
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04
The crash ~ two eotT'dlnG ztrs=t
cars late Tuesday night ~ Ha

"f '...-Hfe "rH.4E ~ xxx Tx
rrents and houses whsle ~" ras-
FenEers lost no time IN getting -
The street No one Vas u'I-rc
bat the rear car Vas unable g. pro-
coed on rs own power and was
taken In tow ~ the Other
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04
Dr. John T.. clark. head OF the chem
LAtrr len n nlcnI Of the nrlrn.I

College OF Medicine reported -
the police that he was robbed cf
wallet Tuesday contain. lAr q
sun - money ans -fe name az
home p~ tr~a-l, was 10 heve sold
the house f.r So o1A and Rad 'he
prospective purchasers card N the
wallet
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04
Moro than zoo members Of the De

troit IOdRe OF EIks weFN prrreuf
az banquet Tuesday n'ght given
In honor OF the winning drtA
sduad. which carried OF the honors
az the BaitincrA convention n
June Captain John " Colqunoun
and william pawaon gave an
ticipatory talks on the trip 20 Bos-
ton in June. 1917
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04
EstablIshnent OF tabor exchange
was recommended az the trt-nnnu"l

and Traders eN-har Ee Ta--.
night in the PeuoNsrot building. 20
relieve the shortage az labor "a
trUs. tines. Creation ~ trans
vn.-7-t-.- N~~e7u ard the Ak
tension OF the present crecit ourea-
also were cnsidered-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04


AEne~-RVe~., VIII have booA rN-
h bit on Wednesday even!ns nom
20 o'clock All aye welcome.
since the recent outbreak Of hSId-up-
and robherie> In the city. the mum
carry -,yalv4rs 1as Increased great
ly More than 81 requests are
INK made daily A. the police bead
quarters The petitions are ae.ns
a Ted anon hy lroE nj as -7~r io.-
xens. sheriff oakuar and Prgs~0--
tor jasnoWskt. - required ey .aw
Dr. John L. Clark. head OF the chem
istry department OF the Detroit
College OF Medicine. reported -
wallet Tuesday rortei0.rs a lAI e
sun - money ans tre name az
nan ~no C-9-..set o. buy rs
home -. nr s,ark ms So - as 1,3 ' nc
prospective purchasers card N the
wallet.
tn. crs-s - two eoiHdInE Etrs=t
cars late Tuesday night ~ ha
rt ~..n I-sFe NrnlgNt thr'rEs
% people from 'hr nearby apart
uents and houses. while ~" pass
Eeugers lost No time IN getting -
the street No one vas rs IT'c
but the rear car VAS unable - pro-
taken In tow BY the other
EstnbIIshm-nt Of labor exchange
was recommended az the trt-nn-uSl
ru. Detroit Builders
and Traders eNehs-x e. Tse-. y
night in the PeuoNsrof building 20
relieve the shortage az labor "a
trts- tines. Creation ~ trans
rr-'7-t-- Nr-a7u and the Ak
tension OF the present credit ourea-
also were considered
More than zoo MEMBER of the De-
troit lodge Of Eiks were present
az a banquet Tuesday a GIT gwen
In honor Of the winning crtil
squah. which carried OF the honors
al the Baltimore convention n
June Captain John " Colquhoun
and william J pawaon gave an
ticipatory talks on the trip 20 Bos-
ton in June. 1917
A i.nitress and JAnitor are the
e0ntenders I'm Islander suit In
Judge Murphy court. oT ousht -
Mary O'Brirn against George FED
derrnan. whom she accuses Of say-
Ing that she stole some table
c,Sed by her. friends and that the
police searched her rooms.
Theodore NottIey. who wn. charged
with having stabbed 20 death John
stewart aug vas ssag''ie 90, ~
Tuesday on the ground OF seifde-
fense. Al the time % the stab
bling MOTLEY was with young
MOTLEY. who said he used q pen
kntfs in seif-desense
Instead OF sfoppinE ~ ordered by
PntroimRn F1lrovitch, Tueshay, for
exceeding the speed limit % Wood
ward-sye four men Jumped from
an automobile travelling az the
rate Of 40 miles an hour. Two II
them. giving their names as jock
Browne ~ years old No 70T Nc
Lean-ave-. and Charles Busch. is
years old, No. 3ss Hubbard
were arrested The other two es-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04
A I.nitrrss and janitor arr the

Judge Murphys court by ought -
Mary O'BriNn against George FED
d~rrnan. whom she accuses Of ray
Ing that she stole some table
linens she says she was ostra-
ciEsd by her friends and that the
police searched her rooms.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04
since the recent outbreak Of hSId-up-
and robheFie~ In the city. the num-

carr. -rVnlV@rs las increased great
~ More than -n requests are .e-
INK made daily a. the police head
quarters tn. petitions are being
"A Fed anon ny raE rs ss.01~r Hol-
Eens. sheriff bakuar and Prgs-0--
tor Tasnowskt as required ey taw
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04

The Gray branch Ibrnry, Field And
AEne~-BVc-., VIII have boOk rN-
BIT or Wednesday evening rom
70 o'clock All aye welcome.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04

Htewarf AuF IT was ar0u1ffed "
q Jury In Judge JeTrieF court
Tuesday on the ground OF self-de-
Tense. Al the time % the stab
bling MOTLEY wa. with young
woman who had been friendly with
Stewart The latter threatened
MOTLEY. who said he used . pen
kptTs n setf-degense
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18
Prohibition in Idaho
/. i. r i. :. I. !. i. /. i. i.
Dry law HELMS Business.


\ dispatch to the Spokesman Review
from Wallace says;
canvass Of practically every
branch Of business in Wallace reveals
the ct that with the state wide dry
law in effect slightly more than one
month all branches Of business report
increased sales in all departments, bet
ter collections and a marked differ
ence in goods paid for in eashs MI
approached unhesitatingly
ascribed these conditions to the dry
Law.
January business in a majority Of
cases, in spite of adverse weather con-
ditions which continued throughout
the month, showed an increase, ospe-
clally in the way Of cash. Several
merchants stated that they expected to
add to their lines Of goods in antici-
patton of the pouring of the excess
cash which would result from the dry
regime into other channels of business.
Not one merchant was found who re-
ported a slump in business conditions.
With the more than 1000 miners of
tho Occur d Alenes participating in
increased wages which are TO be paid
by the producing mines of the district
and which win also affect every pros
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18
Exclusive agents for Hiawatha Coal,
Western S. G. Co, Q & Grove. Phi. 1928. If
A MALAoY AND ITS REMEDY.

(By Rich, G. Williams, Meridian, Ida.)
II a spider on the wall
Should get fatlgued and cease to crawl
Then relax and take fall
Upon her head.
Shed scream with fright and make ado
She'd run with scare the whole house
thru
Shed raise note as such would do
To wake the dead.
If a mouse should chance to pass
And on it her keen eye should cast,
Though from here it were running fast
She'd start CRY.
Shed close her limbs and wrap her
coat
In bandage tight, clear to her throat
She'd stand agape with face abloat-
She'd almost die.
She's guarded well 'gainst any fright
She does no IVORY, hovcN Ell light.
Indeed, she's in a serious plight.
Poor nervous girl.
She's all unfit to bear a care
She lounges bout in such despair.
To help her ma. she wouldn't dare
For all the world
Her papas hints raVc nc effect.
Her mama's offers she rejects.
For municipalities she's no respect,
It's no use to try.
The more she's in the worse she gets,
She lies about and grieVes and frets,
Although she has a score of pets,
She NVritheS and siehs
Her tonic IL nightly CAD
With flirty Fricl. or dandy shad
She then forgets the spell she had
Ere leaving home.
The light is often left to burn.
Till midnight watch, for her return
Even later too. they often learn
She's still aroam.
Long after all the good and best
Have quietly retired TO rest
She's parsding in her low-neck dress
ON toothpick heels.
She's not afraid Of cob or clown
She dares the worst man of the town
For warning hints she has a frown--
How well she feels.
Wouldn't 1t be fne IL she could stay
To walk the streets all night and day
Her nerves no more would give away
Shed gain her health.
No wonder when she's proved the test
She thinks the id-night air the bes,
And strolls with Dan and all the rest
Is untold wealth.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18
Had Bottled Goods Ready.
(Recorder. Salmon.)

tRecorder, Salmon)
PaddyR Morley. charged in COM
plant signed by Duane Harris, with
the violation of the prohibition law
at Baker on Jan. 20. was before Pro-
bate Judge McCracken on Wednesday
of this week. The accused was repre-
scented by E. W. Whitcolnb, while
County Attorney Rees appeared for
the state. A motion by the defense to
dismiss the charge was promptly de
MED and overruled. whereupon the de-
Tense waived a preliminary hearing
and for his appearance at the next
term of the district court bail in the
sum of $1,000 was fixed. counsel stating
that the accused expected to be able to
secure bondsmen from among the re-
putable residents of the county Nho
knew him not to be any sort of a
criminal.
The case is the first of the kind TO
arise under the prohibition law, which
went into effect Jan. i. Morley is a
Wound man of pleasing appearance.
His clear eye does not reflect any SIN
lister look at all. A large supply of
bottled whisky is said to have been
found in his possession at Baker.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-18
BOSSES BAND SPREADS
The NAME OF BOISE

This week Director Carl Mollerup of
Bosses band received an inquiry from
Rudolf B. Won Liebich. musical editor
of the Womans World, published in
Chicago, regarding the organization
and purposes of Bosses famous aggre
cation of musical artists. Full details
were requested, and the promise given
that the facts concerning the band
would be spread before the millions of
readers of the Womans World. Boise's
band Is a seemingly good investment,
not only in the way of affording pleas
ure to the citizens, but also in the way
of spreading the fame of the city
among those compelled to live in less
favored regions.