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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-25

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the afternoon. My temperature runs between 81 and SO
drops about half an hour to 81 OF es Is the e1
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under the same circumstances OF rest and exercised
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nightly
yellow oxide of the swelling
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-25

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The Detroit times., 1917-09-25
The Director

CONSCIENTIOUS objector
~ to bo
director
~ Spinkcd thru the correspondence
the regiment
he he
lad soldiers
the noted the in the
fashion
seet exemption 70 military
from The Scriptures
elievet
man Tho that the
o
o
belng actually any
preference the selected FOR you7
"sir be appointed a and
DIRECTORS reply The colonel continued this
As
lie opportunity fe1
doubt commanding would be
in
bravery
many otherwise would be lost Does
in such SERVICE
obiecor
do waxed
No he reached this
aner he ha his physical examination
youngster big
OF he
Gosh. he's salute a
Goly nobody high tho whole
he canw
magn az a
goodmo he
us S the life for me!
The Detroit times., 1917-09-25
Railroad Chat

NOME good laugh az the expense
~ he kindly ana
auding the Michigan
patriotism Until this month the railroad charged
nothing proved 20 be
consider Battle Creek the destination
half hundred switching TAX
The other day the
consigned rather than TO Bai
the east and west OF inc
10 railroad
that did before paid for nothing except
warehouses because
freight Will the each month ana
Porter Brothers
making Of Camp Custer regular
The
on
The other folks congratulate the
Michigan sacrifice
that lucous switching the In either event
Uncle IS grateful
tho railroad yards a. Camp
biz The dag he don M
n The Is he
10 the The fourth me
hrebapized veteran me
OF me
probably will De used only for guard duty
That all depends how rapidly the arsena turning ou the h"
rides.
hay construction Of four
civilian would indicate the imminent
. Of fact The order
anticipate no coming OF weapons a. an IN army noehau
includes similar things We"
should shooting within
ten DAYS after they take up their military training
The Detroit times., 1917-09-25

win as litle delay as possible lie
declined 90 discuss individual cases
al this time
Mr. Couzens did not personally
furnish bonds for HARRISON. but
made 10 possible for him 90 secure
them The men who actually signed
the bonds were 1en * Jacob. real
estate dealer. and A. Fitzgerald. 40.
~ thandlerayo
George Ganfcfi police switch
board operator arrested in connec
ton with ihe scandal BIS -tl held
The examination on Sadie Damn.
one oi tho battalion of 'Quecu bees
OF lhe underworld OF Detroit and Cts
cnv.rone On Two charges uf main
tanning "a resort ln llamtramck was
adjourned until Oct =. Monday
morning, hy Justice Adolph Marsch.
ner
Tn, Damn woman VAS arrested
twice within week b} she sheriff s.
force In HamtramCk in howell back
Of PADDY McGraW's" notorious sa-
loon whore. 30 is claimed she had
gone from ncu0lt to establish vice
regency of her own In Hsmtramck
Size was released on each charge
on $4,000 BAIL which was contin.
ued when bD cases Wcro put over
hy the court Attorneys AldriCS
Baxter and Thomas Cnanke repre-
scented The Damn woman
Aftcr n conference with Assistant
Prosecutor Harry u koidan In the
Justice private Office 10 was an
uolncet that the prosecutor and the
woman counsel had agreed to con-
tinuo the matter
n D. Thought that me prosecutor
wanted me case adjourned until thc
circuit court grand jury gets into
action
That no vice INVESTIGATION Of the
prosecutor has extended further
han most persons thought lt might
was announced MondaN when the
investigators admitted having falked
20 men nov serving sentences for
lhcr previous connections "ith he
underworld
Harry China White serving TWO
and ouehalf years for exiorting
money from "a woman az the half
world. % was admitted. has been in
tcrvicWeI hy the Investigators.
Wha' ho told them will not be di-
yllged
II is possible that he and several
other men under sentence viii be
brought before ne grand jury.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-25
COUzEh
THINKS HIS
MEN HONEST
"Will Stand BY Them
Till They're Proven
Guilty" He Says

% believe that every man ir This
department is honest. and ! Nl
stand back " every police officer ar.
rested Until be IS proven guilty" do.
clared Police Commissioner James
Couzens Monday
Tho cumn.,i ioner retInct Sat
urdas fro mthe var convention OF
the National Board Of Commerce in
Atlantic City one Of his FIRST acts
ON his return Was 20 furnish 10000
bail for be release OF Mason IIarbi-
SON clerk in he cleanup squad.
charged with being an accessory IN
The operation OF "a resort bv Harriet
Miller an No So FhTt-st
am WORKING as fast as can
10 get ar the bottom OF his thing
continued Sir Couzens. refcrriha 70
me underworld scandal 1T MI
Jasnowsk or any other agency or
organization can get anything on
any ~ my meu they viii have my
full support IN prosecuting them
welcome Information from any
source. and if any private citizen
has any Information 40 impart I will
guarantee 20 keep The source Of the
information private
But believe me, don't think
there is anything against any Off
Ger In This department. and until
have proof OF that fact I'm going 10
stand back Of them 70 finish
will believe every police officer in
nocoH Iuntl ne is proven guilty In
chat case VIII 30 just a. far the
other way 20 SEQ that ne h. punished
The commissioner declared fur
-ther that ne would see that bail is
provided for every policeman taken
into custody
Mr. Couzeus was In anything but
cheerful mood as he discussed the
developments OF ne past few days
involving his department His man
per indicated that he was doterm.
ined 20 get at the facts first hand
The Detroit times., 1917-09-25
DENLY TO SPEAK
AT COMMERCE
BOARD SMOKER

Edwin DENLY viii be The head
liner" al Tho membership smoker 10
,be given al the Board of commerce.
Tuesday evening. for members and
their friends The former congress
man and tx president OF the Board
or Commerce viii toll of his cXpe
riences With the marine corps and
show the audience some of the prob
lens which the country Is facing
President a A Templptcu, OF the
hoard. will preside and hveminute
talks will be given by the following
Dr a G. S,uder. ~ the Y NJ G A.;
DIT Charles +. Chadsey, superinten.
dent OF schools. and Frank Cody.
assistant superintendent ID NJ
Barrett. secretary OF the
Worlds Salesmanship congress-; ;
James Schermerhorn, OF The Detroit
Times. and Howard 4 Coffin. Of the
Detroit Pressed steel company.
The musical entertainment for
the evening viii be provided boy two
orcbestrRs, quartet trio and duet
Two reels of moving pictures viii
be- shown and smokes and refresh.
inents furnished
The open house" entertainment
viii be complimentary 10 an mem
bere OF ne board and their friends
who are prospective members.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-25

but the proportionate military
strengths would remain the same.
With the HohenzOllerns still In con
troll of Germany destinies, reduc-
ton OF armament would be- no guar
antee that the kaiscr's war mad
ness couldn't break out. again. The
only difference would be that The
kaiser would have smaller initial
striking force. the next time. while
his opponents would have proper
tionately smaller defensive armies.
The kaiser plea that moral right
h0uld dominate tho world is also
without any peace value There rs
overwhelming evidence that tho
kaiser Is al The head OF system
which counts deception and false.
hood legitimate means OF attain
ing national ambitions Nothing the
kaiser may say and no pledge he
can give would have any binding
force upon thu German government
as long AS an irresponsible autoc
racy dominates the government
Tho present is The most critical
time Of the war Tor tho kaiser Ne
has suddenly begun 20 realize the
power which the United States is
preparing go wield 30 safeguard the
future or democracy il the war
continues the kaiser knows that
America will be able 10 accomplish
tho downfall OF German medieval
ism
He is therefore. desperately prom
isinc one hing after another hop.
ing the Allies viii agree no peace be
fore America makes the llohenzol
lerns sUbseryient 20 a dcmocratized
government Until the promise Of
German democracy is given and lbs
workings have begun, the kaiser s
system that caused The war viii
not have boon defeated
The Detroit times., 1917-09-25

west line az junction avenue 90 thr
east curb line 81 Cavalry avenue
Roll SO l26c For gratfng and
navinc Farnrworth avenue from
230 on feet east ~ q r r. e. to tho
west curb limo 90 NcDourau aveuue.
Part ls due and PAYABLE Within 30
dayN from date 90 this notice Parts
9 3 and s become duo and naNahfr RI
one year and ono month. two years
and one month and thrte srnrs and
one month r0spcCtivcly froW the
date ~ this notice. tor.thcr t"ifh
Interest az tho rate ~ per cont
from Tho date ~ the condemnation ot
The rolls
Any or am o. said parts mas boz
paid in order named within BOD DAVIS
from Tho date 90 the notice without
interest
NJ either or saId ports ono. two.
three or fnur shall MOT hr roid when
they become a.. 3 peI cent PENALTY
and interest nt thp iutc of pcr cont
from The i-fr -f condemnation III THO
assessment viii Do added and fhr
prom SOS nsarssed will ta advertised
and sold us provided bg i4N
MAX c. KOCH,
The Detroit times., 1917-09-25
No Peace Value In Kaiser's
Plan For Smaller Armies,
Declares American Writer

tempt by tho kaisor's sinister diplo-
mats 10 try 10 foster friendly feel
ing FOR Germany m this critical pc
Rod. among sympathetic people
abroad
Reduction OF armament would
mean "A lessenins Of trained and
equipped soldiers in all countries.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-25
Animals Are Coming

TIT HORSES a rapidly
on AT
1
handling eeds some $500 Of the
The remainder chiefly transport animals These 5000 horses
Al OF the
outfits have lot OF horses and mules probably both Of the light
field artillery thousands There
perslstent belief that he heavy arer regmen viii be mood
The Detroit times., 1917-09-25
With
Harold
V.
Wilcox
ON WARS GaH
SIDELINES "a


@ ONE the draft encsmped at Camp Custer now
%
ranks filled The time has come when r,a army rs acual
machinery
unless The unexpected happens vi" slow up @
looks post
Enough OF the new men are now
Of sigh inc
being here will be trained AS an ntantr man Eyer
specialist phYsl
the school Of the soldier getting all The early play
The Detroit times., 1917-09-25
nv j. ". r. MASON.
tNrftten for the 4 nited Prcss.b

NEW YORK. Sept g There Is
no peace value 90 the kaiser's suc
gesiion 30 the pope that after This
war ends. tho great powers should
agree 10 reduction Of armament
The proposal Is simply another at
The Detroit times., 1917-09-25
CRY on DETRoTr-oFTICE or
TuE CRY TRENst RER.
Detroit Mich sept ~. 1917.

Notfoe is hereby given 20 all per-
SONS Interested that there have hcen
fiDd In this office tho following
rarutF aaafaefuerf rufIa
The Detroit times., 1917-09-25
Thieves Steal Stone Wall

HAVERHILL. Mass. sept %
Frank Leslie. farmer living near
here today IS hunting for a 50f0ot
stone wall. a foot thick and TWO feet
high Someone sWipcd the wall
during the night
y was just lifting my foot 90
step over 10 this morning leslie
said. when saw II Was COn
Birthday greetings 90 King Chris
tian Y OF Denmark. e. years OLD TO-
day
The Detroit times., 1917-09-25
Concerning Camp Dunn

probable be
n men o %
school
Hobrook
DISH The
he
fel below standard would
When
would
The Detroit times., 1917-09-25

Meanwhile did notable work
supplied the recipes and OF The
the did the
feedn OF than other in history
entitled 10 retirement He made
the retiring this with
he
Eighty nth division
he Dunn
Gang yc som
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-19
PHYSICIAN REPORTS DEATH FROM
 SALVERSAN

Dr. Gordon Fleming. reports through the columns of the Australasian Medi- cal Gazette, as follows; "Ninety-six hours after injection of salversan, (6O6D robust man had epigastric pains. sensi iveness to noise. giddiness. fever 101. pulse 10G, knee jerk. rigors. stupor followed by coma, vomiting. convul- siOns and death. symptoms of arsenic poisoning. The risk of life is too great to submit to injections of arsenic and mercury. when you can secure a safe remedy like Number 70 For The Blood. the ingredients of which are set down in the |. s. DispensatOry and other medical books as follows: Employed in diseases of the glandu- lar system, in blood poisoning. scrOfula rheumatism. catarrh. mercurial and lead poisoning. constipa ion. stomach and liver diseases. Under its use nodes. tumOrs. fioitre, lupus. sores, ul- cers and scrofulous swellings that have withstoOd all other treatement disap- pear as ii by magic" Made by J. c. Mendenhall. Evansville. Ind. 10 years a druggist. Price S1O0 per bottle.
 Sold exclusively in Bisbee at Central Pharmacy. opposite Orpheum. in LO- well by Lowell Drug Co, in Douglas by Owl Drug Co. -Adv-
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-19
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs

< $. R. B. & NJ. bears s. soc OS' E. 47S7.2 feet: thence N. 7S' 20' W. 1150,- 50 feet 70 corner No. ?; thence \. 65' - W. S79.So feet to corner Nc. g.: thence N. % O4' W. 5SO.40 feet to cor ner No. f: thence S. 7S' s0' E. 1900 seet to corner No. 5: thence s. 2s 04 Q E. 6l7.60 feet to corner No. l. the placs of beginning, containing a net area of 1O1I2 acres, expressly excluding area n conflict with Sunshine lode of this lurvey of O.2OS acres.
 SUNSHINE. Beginning at corner No. l. the s. E. corner. whence the W l-i cor of Sec. Is. T. sS- E., R. a5-E-, c. & s. R. B. & NJ. bears s. 7S' 5l' E. G.. 356 feet; thence $. S2s 04' W. 95s.S0 feet to corner No. .; thence N. 1' 1T E. 500 feet to corner No. :; thence N. S1' 4S' E. e60.10 feet to corner No. 4: thence s. 1' 41' W. 6O4.50 feet to cor ner No. l. the place of beginning. con ,aining a net area of l2.S60 acres. ex- presSly excluding aera in conflict with Survey No. 24l2. Apache lode of 0217 acres.
 The location notices of these claims are recorded in the office of the Coun. ty Recorder of CochiSe county. Arizo- na, as follows:
 Rockland. Book 49. Record of Mines, page lS7.
 Black Ben. Book 4s. Record of Mines page I52.
 Sunshine Book 4s. Record of Mines page 13S.
 The names of the adjoining claims to this survey are; on the north, Survey No. 24l2. Apache lode; Neglected and Anna, unsurveyed; owned by applicant herein; Warren lode. unsurveyed: on the East Survey No. S15s. Roila lode: on the South Survey No. 1794. Grenren lode; Survey No. 2176. Csrmelits and Corona Ndes; Survey No. essl Shat tuck No. .; and Survey No. Sl5S. Car melita and Corona lodes on the West Survey No. I794. Calumet lode.
 J. L. IRWIN. Register. First publication. Nov. :. 1917. Last publication. Jan Is. 1918.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-19
RELIEF ASSOCIATION APPEALS TO WARREN
 DISTRICT F0R HELP
Old Clothes are Wanted By Relief Body With Which to Help the Poor In Communi- ty Cases are Needy.

The Warren District Relief associa ton met December and decided tC make special appeal for clothing fol the poor. A number of widows anr deserted mothers are dependent on the association for clothes. especially fol children for school wear. There are as usual during the winter. several sick persons. recently come into the district, who have no claims on the community, but come to the board fol clothing and temporary aid
 Since September l nine tuberculal cases have received aid. as well as .: families, II of which were Mexican but in nearly every case the distres: was caused by illness, death or dese- tion of the family. The secondhand clothing supplied is great help. | those who have clothing ro donate fOl the local work will telephone Mis- Esther Cummings at the office of the association. No. 443, it will be called for al any time.
 The matter of supplying specia Christmas donations for the needy va: discussed at the meeting. when il wa: decided that il would be best ro suppl; only the absolute necessities. but toy. and other small articles that would help to make the poor children happ! ct the Christmas season will be gladi! received and given where they will b. appreciated.
 A few weeks ago a young Mexican woman was found in the depot with ; little two-year-old girl. She had com; off the Fl PasO train, she said, claim ed cJ be a widow and had been work ing Tor a family in Fl Psso until slS was taken i'll, when she was given hel ticket to Bisbee.
 4 little later she was found in ; Mexican home. too iii to help herself so that it fell upon the association tC see that she was cared for, as it Wa: evident that she could not live long The little girl, Saladad, was placed il another home temporarily, the m0the, having given her over to the associa tion, asking that she be adopted int another home The mother died or Friday last. and on the same day { good home in Tucson was found fol little Saladad.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-19
AUTO THIEF TAKEN NEAR TUCSON BACK
 IN DISTRICT JAIL
One of the Two Men Who Stole the Automobile, Be longing to George Huff man, is Returned. w S Caught Near Vail.

Deputy Sheriff Howe returned last evening from Tucson bringing back with him, young man who gives the name of Elmer Geno, and who will answer before Judge Winters this morning to a charge of grand larceny alleged to have been committed Mon day afternoon when the car of George Huffman was taken from the Cole shaft When Mir Huffman came of of work he went to get his car and found that it was missing He was informed that two men had been seen in the car going toward Naco. He secured another machine and went 6cwn the road several miles but could get no trace of the car He then came back 10 town and reported the matter to the sheriff's office and giv- ing a description of the car and the man who is suspected of taking the car The officers got busy and not iiied Tucson, and they informed the deputy at Vail About thirty minutes after Deputy Wagner at Vail received the word the car drove up with two
 men in it. He stopped them and made them get out. taking large six shooter off of them. He then secured Ire help of a truck driver and got in the machine with the two men and started to Tucson. Wagner was on he front seat with one of the men, while the truck driver was in tho back seat with Geno. when the party reached the outskirts of Tucson and had just struck the pavement. the man who was driving the car speeded up to about twenty miles and then he made a flying leap over the steer ing wheel and disappeared. Wagner had to grab the wheel to keep the car from turning over and by the time he had stopped it the auto driver had disappeared They took Geno down to the jail and then came back to try and locate the other man but no trace of him could be found.
 The man who escaped is believed to be a man named Bono, from Los An ssles and who sold the car to MT. Huffman a few weeks ago, and then ~sme back and wanted 10 repurchase it. Geno who is a young man about twenty-two years of age states that he was at the Cole shaft about two thirty on Monday and that he was ap- preached by the stranger who gave him a switch key. and holding a gun on him told him to go up and get the Huffman car which had Cali fornia license number on it, that he did so and that they got in the car and si arted west. That when they reach ed the Jack place that the stranger made him get out and buy gas enough to fill the car and pay for it out Of a $500 bill that he had. They then continued on to Tucson and reached Vail station when they were caught He said that the stranger told him be was going east to Lordsburg and that he had never seen the man be fore until he was compelled to take the car at the Cole shaft.
 MT. Huffman left last evening for Tucson and will drive the car back today.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-19
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR u
 S. PATENT.
Mineral Survey No. S374. Serial No. OS66S5.

VI Aat wv Go0NS|s
 United States. Land Office, Phoenix October S1, 1917.
 Notice is hereby given that R. A Bretherton and c. NJ. Henkel, cO-own. CTS, whose postofice address is Bisbee Arizona, have made application for patent for the following named lode mining claims. situated m the Warren Mining District. Cochise county. Arizo na. in Sections 1S and 14, Township 2S s, kange 24-E, unapproved. c. & s. R B. & M., described as follows. to-wit:
 ~ROCKLAND" Beginning at cornel No. 1, the s. E. corner. whence the VII cor. sec. IS T. 2S-S, R. 25-E. c. & s. R. B. & M. bears S.7Ss 5S' E. 323S.. feet; thence N. SSs S4' W, 1I5S.70 fec to corner No. 2: thence N. 7S' 2O' W. 34T.5O feet to corner No. 3; thence x 2s 14' W. 574 feet to corner No. {: thence S. SS' 34' E. l.5OO feet to cor, ner No. 5; thence s. % oi' E. SO6 feel 70 corner No. l, the place of beginning. containing a net area of 1S.65S acrss. expressly excluding area la confiici with Survey No. Sl5S, Rolla lode ol I.S5S acres.
 BLACK BEN" Beginning at cor ner No. 1. the .. F. corner. whence the W1-I cor. of Sec. Is. T. 2S-S. R. s5-E. c.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-19
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ss
 TATE

In the Superior Court of the State
 of Arizona. in and for >he Counsy
 of CochiSe.
 In the Matter of the Is ate of Mary I. Cunningham, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given. that in pur. stance of an order Of the Superior Court of the State of Arizona in and for the County of COci.iSS, made and entered on December 1. 1917, the ua dersigned administrator of the estate of Mary I. Cunningham, deceased, will sell at private sale. tO the highest bid der, upon the terms and conditions hereinafter mentioned. and subject to confirmation by said court on or after Saturday, December g, 1917, all rights, titles, interest anl estates O, said Mary I. Cunningham. deceased in and to the following described min ing claim:
 An undivided one-twelfth (1-is) in terest in the John Daisy" mining claim. situate in the Warren Mining District. in the County of Cochise State of Arizona.
 The terms and conditions of suet sale are as follows: For cash in lawful money of the United States of Amer ica. All bids must be in writing and may be left in the law offices of Ellin wood & Ross. in the City of Bisbee County of Cochise, State of Arizona who are the attorneys for said admin istrator. or said bids may be left with he undersigned administrator. whose place of business is at The Bank oi HNs Al of Arizona. or said bids may be filed in the office of the clerk of the afore said cOur.., and all bids shall be filed liter the first publication of this no ice, and before the date for making aid sale
 Dated this 9th day of December 1917.
 NJ. J. CUNNINGHAM. Administrator or the Estate of Mary Cunningham. Deceased. 5S