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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-02
not present power.

not present power.
From the Democratic party no
promise is acceptable. Theirs is the
power to act. And I prophesy they
will act and pass the suffrage amend
ment through congress Immediately. |
prephesy Ibis because the political
power of voting women is making it.
self seen and felt. Voting women are
falling in line. mobilizing themselves in
woman's party outside partisan lines,
placing principle above party, and
wisely refusing support to that party
which will not write Justice to women
into. the fundamental law of our
land"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-02
The LihertY.

A story of the Fl. G. Wells and Jules
Verne type is that depicted on the
screen in The Flying Torpedo" the
Triangle film at the Liberty today and
tomorrow. The plot deals with the in
vasion of America by an overwhelming
force and of the saving of the Amer
lean troops and the country by the fly
ing torpedo. an invention which had
just been made. Tie torpedo is direct
ed by wireless and the advance of the
enemy is turned into rout John
Emerson and Bessie Love have the
leading parts in the picture. William
Collier will play the leading role in the
Keystone comedy. Wife and Auto
Trouble"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-02
"BIue Grass.r

For the second show of grand re-
view week" the Majestic theater offers
the great southern race horse picture,
Blue Grass" starring the peerless
Thomas A Wise. "Blue Grass" is taken
from the romantic tale of the race
track by Paul Armstrong, and has been
produced season after season on the
legitimate stage with tremendous sue
cess. The critics say that more Won
derful picture could not be made. For
irresistible types of character, beauty
in photography, interest In story, and
clever arrangement Blue Grass Is
the star picture of the turf. 1t plays for
one day only (today) giving way te-
morrow for the masterpiece picture
THE Regeneration" featuring Rock
cliffe Fellows and Anna Nilsson In a
story of the New York underworld
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-02

ern New Mexico. Fair weather is ex-
pected to continue in Boise and it's vi
entity tonight and Wednesday.
HIGHEST TEMPERATURE ELSE
WHERE Boston. 10; Buffalo, 10; Chi
cago. 46; Denver. So; Des Moines. Sc;
Galveston, n; Havre, 81; Helena, So;
Huron, so; Jacksonville, "a; Kansas
City. IS; Knoxville. 80; Memphis. rs;
New Orleans. rs: New York, "a; North
Platte. Sc: Oklahoma. 6s; Phoenix, 90.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-02
Mhoopina Couch.

One of the most successful prepara-
lions in use for this disease is Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. S. W. Nc
Clinton, Blandon Springs. Ala, writes,
Our baby had whooping cough as bad
as most any baby could have 1t. l gave
him Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
1t soon got him we'll" Obtainable
yerywhere.--Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-02

| Goodbye, sore feet. burning feet,
.wollen feet, tender feet. tired feet.
Goodbye corns, callouses, bunions
md raw spots. No more shoe tight
ess. no more limping with pain or
rawing up your face in agony, "riz'
: magical, acts right off "Tiz" draws
at all the poisonous exudations which
huff up the feet. Use "Tiz" and wear
mailer shoes. Use 'Tiz" and forget
bur foot misery. Ali how comfortable
5our feet feel.
Get q 25-cent box of "Tiz" now at
by druggist or department store.
Ronit suffer. Have good feet glad
bet, feet that never swell, never hurt,
lever get tired. A years foot comfort
uaranteed or money refunded.--Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-02

Mary Miles Minter received so many
flowers from admirerG in Montreal,
Canada, on q recent tour of the the
aters there. that she was obliged to
hire an extra taxicab to carry them.
The next day she sem the flowers to
the various hospitala
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-02
DAILY LESSON 100 MssEoMx

One Hundred Years Age Today
1s1e-Marriage Of Princess
Charlotte Of England and Prince
Leopold OF eaxs-CoburE. who
subsequently became king ct
the Belgians.
Seventy five Years Age Today
1S41-A large British fprce
under Sir Hugh Cough pre-
pared to leave Hong Kong 10
begin the attack ON Canton
Fifty Years Aga Today.
1se6-The Spanish feet UNI
der Admiral Nunez began q
bombardment of Callao. but
was forced to retire by the
Peruvian batteries.
Twenty-Five Years Ago Today.
1891 - President BENJAMIN
Harrison was entertained at
banquet In San Francisco.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-02
One Year Ago In the War.

May q. 1e15-Austro- Germans
defeated Russians beyond Tar
now, captured $4,000 prisoners
and forced a retreat: British
occupied Maidoa, near the Mar
rows, and Dphesus, Smyrna:
French evacuated Kun Kaleh.
Dardaneiles. after facilitating
landing Of British troops on
European side of Gallipoli PEN
insula. In valley of Aisns and
in Champagne Germans en-
ployed glass tubes filled with
ether, bombs charged with IN
flammabls material. and ohloy-
Inc gas.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-02

Storage Cor household goods. pianos
and furniture. Few equal. none better
Peasley Transfer 4 Storage Co.
Phone 10. Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-02

Store your household goods with
Compton Transfer Co. Sanitary ware
house. Phone 4s.--Adv. II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-02
Rheurna tiers.

II you are troubled with anxou4e Oh
muscular rheumatism give Chamber
lain's Liniment trial. The reiisf from
pain which It affords u alone worth
many times Its cost. obtainabls evszy-
4
where.-Adw
= sx~w =
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-02

IL was fortunate day for America
when this famous screen beauty de-
cided to leave Sweden for the New
World. She was "dijcovered'' shortly
after her arriva, in this country, ard
has since appeared in hundreds of
pictures.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-02

Harry billiard received a note from
a girl who wrote him that in his last
play he looked like "a large, sad-eyed
child" in the love scenes, and that she
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-02

Experienced piano movers. Comp.
ton Transfer Co. Phone 48.-Adv. Z
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-02

felt like going right up to the screen
and kissing his tears away
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-02

When the kissing is prolonged
that's cut-out. When the heroine
has been wronged-that's closeup.
When the bride and groom in style
promenade the center aisle, or, an mu-
sic heard mile that's a fade-out
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-02
80 Isis.

Although Pauline Frederick made
her first successes on the screen in
parts of the vampire nature, she proves
her ability in ingenue roles by her
work in the perturbation of Mary
Johnston's Audrey" which ia now
showing at the Isis theater. Her role,
that of a girl who is wrongly accused
of misconduct, is one of emotional
power and shows Miss Frederick at her
best. The costuming of the film and the
settings are true to the pre-reyolution-
airy time and the photograph is of the
best. In the supporting cast the work
of Charles Waldron as Lord Harvard
stands out.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-02
ADJUSTMENTS
+ + 4. + + T. + + i


HypnotIst at IN Pinney.
Those in the audience at the Pinney
theater last night became convinced
that Santanelii Is entitled to the repu-
tation he has gained Of being the
worlds greatest hypnotist- Unlike most
opponents Of that science he carries no
hired subjects with him, but depends
on those in the audience. A number
fell under his spell last night and they
were made to do all sorts Of amusing
things to the great enjoyment OF the
audience.
In addition to the hypnotic feature
of the entertainment tricks in magic
were given, which showed that San
tanelli is truly great magician. One
Of the most pleasing parts Of the pro-
gram was that given by Miss Marjorie
Burke. a shadowgraph artist. The en-
tertainment offered is clean and unique
and well worth anyone's time and
money. The engagement lasts for four
nights.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-02
The Strand.


Edmund Breese heads an a11-star
cast at the Strand the first three days
of this week in the Metro feature film,
THE Lure Of Hearts Desire" in five
gripping acts. The story deals with the
life of man who has his fling on
Broadway and goes to Alaska and be-
comes rich. He goes back to marry the
grl he left behind but realizes the per-
fidy Of her character and so returns to
the great white land up north. The
picture is excellently produced and one
of the especially attractive scenes is
the New Years celebration which was
photographed In the famous Murray's
restaurant near Broadway and Forty
second street in New York City. An
other chapter of THE Strange Case of
Mary Page" is also shown.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-02

NNNA NILSSON, Patne star VINO
II n during the past few years has
IIAA played in hundreds of pictures
and delighted many thousands
of moving picture fans, was
born in Helsingfors, Sweden, just "a
years ago. She has been on the stage
and In motion pictures in the United
States for the last nine years, yet she
does not come of theatrical folks and is
the first member of her family to go on
the stage.
She came to this country when a
little girl because she thought 1t was
land of opportunity. At 16 she was one
of the highest salaried fashion models
in New York. One day Kalem direct
or spied her and because % her I'M
usual beauty signed her to a contract
at once. For four and half years she
remained with the Kalem company,
appearing in more than ESQ pictures in
that time. Upon leaving this company
she appeared in rapid succession with
Fox and Kleine, then with Pathe.
Chief among Miss Missions pleas
ures are swimming and horseback rid
ing.
Charlie Chaplin in 1.-THE FIoorwaIker."
Work on Tho Floo walker" first
of the Mutual Chaplin come lies, has
been completed and will be released
the middle of May. This picture, ac-
cording to advance information from
the Los Angeles studi' s. shows the ia
nous comedian at his best. A number
of vel stunts, hitherto never at
tempted by Chaplin, particularly those
accomplished by him on the specially
constructed escalator used In one OF
the scenes, furnish more laughs than
there are feet of celluloid. These antics
on the moving stairway. however, were
not accomplished without numerous
near accidents, in one of which Chap
lin had a narrow escape from painful
injuries.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-02
NEMSNOIES 1MnIELAND
S 6YDAISY DEAN KY
T1k;W
M41sH
~ -
Or DAISY DEAN

WA NILSSON, Pathe star who
during the past few years has
played in hundreds of pictures
and delighted many thousands
of moving picture fans. was
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-02

. . . . . . 90 .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
Painful Swollen Veins
Quickly Relieved
and Reduced

Mrs II; NJ. Rcmler. OF Federal. Kan
"hS. writes an interesting account of
h.r success In reducing Il sever. case
Oh enlarged veins that should h.. en-
'""rhtirr TO others similarly afflicted.
IN" suffered with badly swollen and
unnamed veins Ola fact. one had
hfoh"nI for NOR" than seven years
"'i"r" sh" became acquainted with
AhS"rhihc. Jr., and used it, Absorbjnc
'rr was faithfully applied for several
""'h" ana, 10 quote from her letter
"a" 'aft' Knots in the veins left. il,
was ~! nicely healed. and has no,
bothered me since"
Ah""rhim". Jr * nn aniiscp,ic ii,,t-
mcnt- healing, cooling and soDthiup
tS 90 AN" pleasant I" use. 100 ai',i
Liberal trial bottle noa, n, iii rar o"' I in 'n
..t'n ~, w. f.. YOUNG. T.. D. T..
Ae"p!e 81. Springfield, Mass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
resident S Meal
what Wilson Breakfasts On

On ms recent specch-making tour,
iFcHId"n wilson addressed great
audiences in eight Of The larger cities
ms strenuous adventure called for the
hleheSt physical fitness and endurance
fc was naturally anxious 10 keen him
ser al t"p-noich condition. Here is
IN" breakfast nc ordered at the hotel
the morning IN" arrived in Cleveland
as published hy Tho "Clcy.land pl,iu
Dealer.
Grapefruit
Shredded Whea, Biscuit and Cream
TWO Four Minute Boiled Eggs
Eroilcd Bacon
Huttcred Toast
An Apple for Mrs Wilson
careful study Of this menu from
"a dl"t"tic standpoint viii impress most
Americans with the fact TINT the Presi-
"cht ideas OF preparedness" do not
apply alone TO the national defense, bu,
10 the conservation Of health ana bodi-
~ htn"ss for the days work In other
words h" Is man who has learned
mat IA" power ttB do things comes
from leading the simple life"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
! reatment Of Goiter
By William Brutlv. !M. D

'""S' 90 per cent OF the cases OF,
| >Dl'''l '''''ni' E"i'"r are curabl. h.
'.o ,' tl,"! measures. declares AN .r,i.
.r '''"""Inhia diagn"stician.
n'i" IS of late years a ..r,w,,,
''nh"n,E TO subject patients v.i,I, OK,
''h'""iu'c soit.r I" operation sur
&r"ns claim that less Than !. Der com,
~" cases operated on succumb-nr,t
SUCCESSFUL operation is OF corrs.
hol always a cure OF thu, disease a.
operation, Too, often - considered :,
success II the paticnt leaves ,hc h,e
pi'a IN due time, aft"r what is called
an 'uuovcntful recovery
som" cases OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, -,
cover spontaneously, without any trc,,.
mcnt. some cases recover ofi,- o,
''"l i"ars Of intermittent Treatment,
'"'"e cases recover only after weeks
o. Confinement TO bed hnd som. c,.n.
must hc subjected TO upcratiou as ,
Iifc-savinE measurc
If We had eaophtna.mic goi,cr. We
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21

respect. though heavy demands on Its
meat production have also been made
10 reed its army. estimated ut 3. 600. 900
men under arms. took during tho flrs,
war yea" no less than 800 900 900 heads
OF meat animals.
france, In addition to hayinr lbs,
considerable share of meat animals
is obliged 70 feed about 5000. Ooo rcfu-
SeyS from the occupied departments
ana Belgium. RUSSIA has IN c,rn .iu,
Harry for over 5000. 900 refurc.s
!ietwc"n the average Uorn1n, n,o,,
consumption OF the nations nj v,r
HahSihG from lie to $50 hounds n,,
capita, AND tho consumption OF ,pc.,
w some Z'.ooo.oOo men under arms.
running from 800 and 2G0 nour1. nn,.
man. in the Italian and French .,rr, a..
respectively. and reaching 45G n6unIs
per thah III the German, Austria I'm,
"hrian ami Russian armies. there T..
n'r"iemcc OF roughly 3.i50,o00 tons
According to French economies !,
taxes l12,oop."O" animals to produr.
this annually. ''"'
me total meat animal stock or ia.
ptblrerent states was 3a3.1 100, 600 heads
at the outbreak OF the war The OK
.c"S cohsu1ptioE by the armies of
Europe is therefore a little more ,,,,n
III pc: cent of tho annual sunnly nr
meat. serious matter when Il ;s ro,,
Sidered hat with these inroads nm,
i've stock the rate of reproduc,ior IS
ais" much decreased
for the tire being, however, tn.
p'obic'n affects the central powers
NANNY In the supply of pork. The
man At the from: prefers that uoat ,n
any other. because in army term. i,
sucks to the ribs better Mutton is
not ihNorite. because the men think
II too light and beef is cnioycd oul,
n II has been cooked IN the ccId
hitchen' Pigs. however. are prolific,
repfoduccrs. and a few years' chprco
10 multiply will make them as ,,1n,,
'iiCi "a ever. With horned cattle
quick rehabilitation in this manner i.
not possible. and beet is for this rc:,
son likely to remain Il scarce articl.
long after peace - declared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21

should sidestcp surgery until nonsur-
Slcal treatment, carried out through
q period of nj least six months. proved
futii,
Against operation are these contin-
SeucicS:
% The possibility Of ros,operative
mySedema due To the want of sufti-
Gent thyroid secretion.
CD The mortality rate. which is sew
eral times as great as that of appendi-
c;lls
90 The fact that The majority o:
cases Wall recove" without surgery. II
treatment is pct SIS 'rl in for Il reason
able length OF time.
In favor OF operation are these
POINTS:
40 The prompt relief of hypertny
roidism, or poisoning by the excessive
thyroid secretion
t2) The conservation Of the patien.'s
III severe eases.
CD The saving Of time. Some pa
tients EJECT 10 ne operated on because
they can't afford to be indefinitely dis
ablcd with the disease
90 The relief OF dangerous pressure
symptoms. which develop in certain
cases OF cXophthalmic goiter.
tal Evidences Of malignant changes
in the gland-always an imperative
indication for surgical Interference
The very competent a,AhorVy quoted
above asserts that large majority
of the cases are well on the way to
recovery within six months Of con-
scientious nonsurgical Treatment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
NEGRO Is MURDERED
AND SLAYER IS IN JAIL
Zen Harris SInin While on Wsy Hama
From Work Mt Locomotive
Works.
Especial 20 The Times. D!spa,ch.l

Especial 20 The Times. D!spa,ch
ASHLAND. VA, February 2o.-E.p
Harris respected negro. who lived
near Elnont ana was employed at ,h.
locomotive Works in Richmond WAS
murdered shortly after m!dnirht lac,
night by seldom Jackson. "A negro. who
mas been known as local preacher.
hhriiSS throat was cut with u razoI
ana n" d'ed several hours after he was
attacked Jackson was captured thi,
morning ana is now locked in cen
III the ii"urico County Jail 40 en-.
for the murder is known
Harris and Hunter Carey. another
nero, boarded street car NJ Hich-
Uond not long before midnigh, to 60
10 their homes. A. yellow Tavern
negroes sat and talked quietly until
Elmont was reached. when all got or
Harris left the Utler negroes nrd'
started to walk 10 his home He had
gone but a ii'tle distance when Jack
son started in pursuit, ana ovc-tak
ing him, drew his razor and cut his
throat Jackson then went 10 the hmm.
OF Harry Wright and told him whr,
h" mad don" Mr. wright took him to
IA" Eimort station, but the negro ,i..
APPEARED ia the darkness when the for
mri went 10 yet tn" assistance OF h{.
hr"ther who was short distan,.
Away. Search Was kept up Throughout
IN" nieht and this morning jackson
MAS found il bed at IN. home OF n;
mother at Tecllow Tavern and ,allc,,
80 'hc Iicnrico Jail. Au iuqucs, over
tn" body OF HARRIS viii be held To-
morrow.
So far A. s.. known tho negroes ha1
no irouhl" before the cutting. and tn.
attack was unprovoked.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21

The late Thursday session has been
set aside as "Schoolma ter-Governors'
Evening" with Governors Woodbridge
\. Ferris. Michigan: Frank r. Willis.
ohio, and Martin G. Brumhauyh, Penn
sNivania invited as speakers
l.unChcons, dinners and receptions by
the dozen have bccn planned for the
visiting pedagogucs. Alumni Of va.
rious universities and colleges Will
conduct some of these social affairs
and women's clubs. commercial aSso-
CITATIONS and public school organize
lions OF Detroit Will look after others
Among the entertainments will be a
ShakcSpcrian pageant by pupils of the
Detroit Central High School entitled
The Passing Show OF 1916" Various
industrial establishments OF the city
will be thrown open for inspection
during the week, and all educational
institutions Of the city will also he On
view.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
STOMACH RUINS
MANS AMBITIONS
Malady That Drives Out Energy
Has No IerrOrs for Rich
mOnd Men.

Ambition" said Mr.. Prince, lie,
"''hin person II they are sick or arr
troubled with some malady that de
tracts their attention often have I
seen people who were striving 20 at
tain success, but were stricken down :,
Il critica! time with some trouble which
they did. not know how TO comba,
Most often II is stomach trouble tina,
causes Nervousness and other ailments
!hat wreck the lives and homes of the
ambitious. But again and again hav.
| seen people who have taken Tuuiac
ana been relieved in such short time
That their energy returned two-fold
That IS happening right here in Rich
mond every day
one Of those who suffered from the
common and prevalent ailments is Mr.
W. y. Ienter, OF 1905 West Cary street
an efficient and popular electrician. In.
- recent statement to MIR. Prince he
said: II suffered from loss of appetite
ana general debility. Ny back was
sore and stiff and gave me a lot of
trouble. felt tired and did not feel
like Gettin" UP in the morning. My
appetite was very poor and ] was
gradually growing weaker.
II happened TO sec Tanlac advertised
one day, and il struck me that il was
just what ! needed. 1t proved that +
was right. Now can eat everything
! am as hungry as ] can be, and ] d
sest everything perfectly. My back
no longer troubles me, and | have re-
gained my strength And with the re-
turning OF my health my energy has
returned. My general condition has
greatly improved, and feel in tip-top
shape again. think Tanlac is q won
derful medicine. and recommend il
TO all my friends, knowing that 1t will
help them"
Tanlac>is now sold here by the Polk
Miller Drug stores. Al the Broad and
Third streets store Mr. Prince is in at
tendance to courteously explain Tan.
lac. Price. 81 per bottlc.--Advertise
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
tntuincttc DonneIi,'s Answers.

Hazel Eyes-Thcre Will toe less dan
srr of Your taking cold after washing
your head If when rinsinS YOU cool
the last TWO waters. This Will con-
tract the pores y little alcohol rubbed
into the scalp also Viii accomplish the
same purpose Eut the glow that fol-
lows the brisk manipulation of the
scalp with the balls OF the fingers is
the best preventive of any unhappy
after effects OF the shampoo | have
formula for soap jelly for shampoo
iug the hair. which shall be glad to
mail you if YOU will send me Il stamped.
addressed envelope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
lcon,innsd From sunday.

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d,st,i,.. at,orno, rri,ply ".Ncen; ,nat
Ia. witnesses AR, Going tn bnv,. a bad
I,inlc when they re, into my hands"
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P'o'".'i
-, 80
faces w.,c so oddly fomiliar-so in
,niifar i'm tact. that he had Amos,
.rrI.i, T.. one of IN. men who sat in.
inc iron; ro,y wb.,, No ,,.u ,,;,s..d Mn,
IN tho, ror-ido, ,bc d,, h,ror.
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DIV before an. NJ ,nn s,,, wri,.r. ~,
nir daily had .b,r,od his con, =,
order In 81, hcs;de no.. t,o ,.,.w No
la,t.r reason was m. moro nroh,ii,,
and rho r,r,a nj lif. ~. .,r,,,.. d.,
matte comedy of i, sir,,.l n,,, =. :,
had MN, times i,cfor. ,b,t h,rc wi,r
mo hIa,.I, sb.,Iow or , sh,,,,.f,I d.,th
r,r.,i,,. ,,,, ,r. OIL, T.. ,I,, ,,,.,.,l,,,.
dcck ard with the bloody clothes of :,
murdered man lying before the jury.
mon aud women still found time TO