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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-27
BOISE TEAM WINS
FROM La CRANDF
At BASKETBALL
Up-to- Dates Gain Cham
pionship of Eastern Ore
gon as Well as Southern
Idaho - Game Full of
Brilliant Plays.

BY defeating La Grande by a score Of
A to "a the Up basketball
team won the championship OF eastern
Oregon as well as southern Idaho.
In a game fraught with pretty indi.
vidual plays and fast and perfect team
work, the players gave an exhibition
of basketball playing such as has sell
dom been seen in this city. In the
toss-up the Up-to- Dates got the ball
and in less than a minute Larson
threw difficult basket from the
field. The first half of the game
closed with the Up-to-Dates having a
score of "a and La Grande II.
In the second half the La Grande
players tried several trick plays which
were worked very cleverly, but the ex-
cellent guard work of Woodford and
Eddy prevented scores. Captain Ber-
ry at center did some good work in
blocking the visitors chances for
scores and made four out of five field
goals. Brown and Larson, forwards,
were up against fast men but played
star games.
PLAYERS GUARDED CLOSELY.
For La Grande Larson and Schofield
were the star players, but were follow
ed closely throughout the game by the
other players. Both teams played fast
and clean. The brilliant individual
plays brought forth applause from the
crowd.
The line up of the players was as fol-
lows:
Up-to- Date La Grande
DToWH .........- ......,.,.. ROSenDauin
Forward
LARSON ........... .......... Scnolield
Forward
Derry ......... Larson
Center
Guard
Eddy ................... HOLSTER
Guard
Scores made during the game were
as follows
La Grande-Larson, field goals,
foul goals; Bean, field goals; Hollis
ter, . field goals; Rosenbaum, field
goals Schofiald, 6 field goals.
Up-to- Dates-Berry. 2 field goals. )
foul goals: Woodford field goa;
Eddy, field goal; Brown. 8 field goals;
Larson, field goals.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-27

land so leased from the state and ths
time Of the expiration Of said lease In
order to determine whether these re-
ports are facts and that the rules OF
the land board are being violated"
Application for farm lo-.n Of $500 by
Mary Emerson Of Boise. Idaho, was
considered and granted in the sum of
$500.
whereupon the board adjourned.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-27
IA eRANDE DEFEATS PAYETTe.

The fast Payette basketball team
was defeated by the La Grande five
this week in their matched game by Il
score of 55 to 81. The victory gives
La Grande the second series of games.
The feature of the match was basket
thrown from the center of the floor.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-27
EioHrv.sGvGN YEARS OLD.

Backache. sore muscles, stiff Joints,
dark puffs under eyes and bladder dis
orders are symptoms Of diseased kid
neys. H. H. Adams, Springfield. Mo-.
writes: Il had . very severe attack OF
kidney trouble. am getting old.
eighty-seven. tried different treat
ments. but none did me 10 much good
as Foley Kidney Pills. consider It the
best" Foley Kidney Pills are tonic In
action, and quick to give good results
Whitehead Drug Store, Adv-t-th-s
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-27
WASHINGTON EAGER
Continued frcI, First Page.)

whole situation. Gossip even couples
her name with that OF man high in
government circles who is said to have
confided many state secrets to her. II
she reveals some OF these secrets on the
witness stand Washington anticipates
one of the liveliest weeks in its his
tory.
1t is rumored further in certain cir
Giles that Mrs. Visconti will bring into
the case the name of another woman
OF mystery" This second woman has
figured prominently in capital gossip
for several years and it is understood
she could, II she would. give evidence
that would shake Washington official
circles.
II Mrs. Visconti fails to spring SEN
sation. however. the whole inquiry is
likely to prove stale and improbable.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ID. c. Strunk ct ux to T. l.. Ragsdale
lots Is and IS. block /. Packenham ad-
dition to Boise.
Robert l.. Ford ct ux to Edwin Men
Ger. $500. southwest quarter. southeast
Ger. $500. southwest quarter northeast
quarter section "a. township s. north
range l east.
E. c. Danes ct ux to Ruth L. GIL.
bert, southeast garter. southwest quar-
ter and east half. northeast quarter,
southwest quarter. section q. township
north, range ! west.
Daniel r. Hubbard ct ux to Nathan
lei c. Dawson $40. lots and 10,
block 26 townsite of Kuna-
Arthur Frazier to Allen Wilcox. lots
IL and Is. block r. A. Nourse's So
cond addition to Meridian.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-27
LEASE CANCELLED.

Upon motion of Governor Alexander
lease No. 3347 of record in the name of
John Archabal was cancelled.
In the matter of claim Of Thomas
Dovcry of S24S, which was allowed =
the former board in the sim of STA
on account of the list of lands adver-
tised occupying more space than is
allowed by law, the land commissioner
was directed to write Mr.. Dovery, en-
closing copy showing that list can be
printed as called for by law and to ad-
wise him that no action will be taken
on claim presented for balance due him
Of $12S.30.
In regard to taxes due on state lands
held under sale certificates by NJ f.
Lewis, it was moved and carried that
Mr.. Lewis pay the taxes due or the
sale certificates will be cancelled.
Application of Peter Johnson, on be-
half of client. to erect saw mill was
referred to A. F. Parker for investiga-
ton and report to this board and that
the expenses of the trip be born by the
apple mt.
MUST ASSIGN STOCK.
1t was moved by Attorney General
Walters that hereafter where loans
II
in a water company that the stoc..
shall be assigned to the state and GER
tificate issued in its name to be held
until the loan is paid and that the ules
of the board be so amended. Motion
carried.
1t was moved by Governor Alexand-
er that an alphabetical report of all
loans delinquent to Dec. 81, 1915, be
made. Motion carried.
Resolution presented by Attorney
General Walters in regard to certifi-
Gates Of water stock in loan of John c.
Doerr was approved and copy of sar =,
ordered filed.
RESOLUTION PRESENTED.
The following resolution was pre-
scented by Governor Alexander:
Whereas, rule Is of the state land
board provides that tho maximum ac-
reage that may be leased or operated
by any person for agricultural pur-
poses is 800 acres, and
whereas, it has come to the know
ledge Of the state land board that in
certain sections of the state agricul-
tural leases have been acquired for
large tracts of land and are now be-
ing used to the detriment of the bona
fide settler and the bona fide tiller Of
said lands. which is in the opinion of
the board contrary to public policy.
"Now. therefore. be it resolved that
the register of the state land board is
hereby requested to prepare an alb
stract Of all agricultural leases in the
counties of Jefferson, Madison, FIRE.
mont and Teton and present them to
the state land board at the earliest pos
sible date. giving the names OF the
parties having leases, the an cunt Of
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

OwYHEE--C. M. Chamberlain.
Portland; Ellsworth Bryce. Seattle: q.
A. Bestorious, Portland; c. A. Walker.
Salt Lake; ]. r. Field, Emmett; c. A.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-27

WILL buy or trade Singer sewing ma
chine for horse. COW. poultry or farm
implements. Let me know what you
have. J. Il. Carey, 62s Fort street.
Boise or Box 432, Nampa. J2Sc
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-27
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ADJUSTMENTS i
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THE MAJESTIC.

f, III. Sothern and Edith Storey close
their engagement at the Majestic to-
night in the feature attraction, AN
Enemy to the King" This was Mr..
Sotherns greatest legitimate produc-
ton, and his appearance of the screen
in the same role has met with univer-
sal success amongst his many admir-
ers. Young Hackenschmidt, holder of
the worlds light heavyweight cham
pionship wrestling medal, gives a won
derful display of physical development
and strength. He and his trainer, Fred
Neal, show a few Of the many danger
Gus holds known in the wrestling
game. Van and Yor, the comedy team,
do some very clever singing and talk :
ing in their act entitled, THE Long
Fellow and the Highland Lassie."
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A chain Of wireless stations extends
around the coast of Australia, so that
vessel never Is out of touch with
the shore.
To prevent metal tires on vehicles
rafting expander bolts have been pat
ented to be inserted in wheel rims to
stretch them.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-27
Bowling Results.


The jewelers. defeated the Lily
Brands in the Independent league
bowling match played off last night
at the Recreation alleys. The scores:
jewelers.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-27
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY,

LOST-A beaver muff on the road to
Meridian. Reward. Phone 1906. II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-27

Heated taxis and automobiles. day
and night. Q. s. Cole. phone 75.--Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-27
STOMACH AND LIVER TROUBLES

Much OF the misery and sufferings
caused by disorders of the stomach and
liver. may be avoided by taking Cham
berlain's Tablets. Obtainable every
where.-Adv. Tues, Thurs. Sat.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-27

Optometry means Eye Service.
ADV, q
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-27

UCquIcO thcy " NC ISNOh0u
The attorney general was instructed
to draft a bill to give the state first
lien on all lands on which school mon
eys are loaned.
BOARDS MINUTES.
The minutes Of the meeting follow:
State board of land commissioners of
the state of Idaho met this day pur-
suant to call.
Present: Hon. NJ. Alexander, COVER
nor and chairman; T. A. Walters, at
torney general; W. T. Dougherty, Sec
rotary of state: Ethel Redfield, super
intendent Of public instruction: c. Van
Deusen, state auditor; I. A. Smoot
land commissioner; NJ. c. Stott, regis
ter.
Whereupon the following proceedings
we're had, to-wit
Minutes of the previous meeting
read and approved.
Application of J. p. Hallstrom for
deed covering the southeast quarter
southeast quarter, section SO, township
40 north, range west, now held under
certificate of sale No. 20SS co of re-
cord in the names of Axel Carlson and
]. P. Hallstrom, covering the south
half, southeast quarter section SO,
township 40 north, range west B. NJ,
was considered and the register au-
thorized to issue deed for the 40 acres
described by Mr.. Hallstrom and that
new certificate of sale be issued to Mr.
Carlson covering the southwest quarter
southeast quarter Of above section,
township and range. All payments in
this connection having been made.
In regard to the matter of assign
ment of sale certificate No. 2096,
showing assignment from T. W. Bart
ley to John J. Connolly 1t was moved
and carried that the record book of as
signments Of state land certificates be
corrected to agree with the facts,
namely, that an undivided one-half in
terest was transferred to Mr.. Connol-
T.,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-27
ATTORNEY GENERAL
WILL DRAW UP BILL
Object Will Be to Give the
State First Lien on All
Lands on Which Money
From the School Fund Is
Loaned.

Register Stott of the state land de-
partment was directed by the land
board at yesterdays meeting to COM
pile abstracts Of agricultural leases In
jefferson, Madison. Teton and FIRE.
mont counties, through resolutions in
troduced by Governor Alexander. II
some of the leases have been illegally
acquired they are to be revoked.
The attorney general was instructed
to draft a bill to give the state first
lien on all lands on which school mon
eys are loaned
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-27

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-30
Women Unwilling
to Shield SLacRers
Many Tips Of Efforts to Dodge
Draft Come From Pa
tYiotic Sources.

Siackers arc making the disagreerble
discovery thaS il is unwiS. to trust
their secret in the hands of their wom-
en- friends. no matter what great conf
dence they have in them. The women
are patriotic ard want the men to go
to the front in dcfnns, of their coun-
try. Anonymous tips arc beng re-
ceired by the Federal authorities. cs-
pecialiy the Department of Justice. TELL
ing of the del;auu"ncy of men of reg
istration age, and these letters are in
feminine handwriting.
They give Information of men who
are seeking to avoil military service.
In many instances they cite falls. adj
dresses and also sudden moving from
one domicile t. an".hcr to escape tho
draft. Evidence has already been
given the government disclosing many
instances of fraudulent registration.
But the Stacker IS in Il bad way when
the government catches him. FIR t may
mean court-martial trial for him.
The Department of Justice explains
that from the time a mans name IS
posted in the list of these called for
physical examination he becomes Il
member of the United States Army He
may be court -martialed il he fails 10
appear for examination, or makes
false claim for exemption
Federal agents say that the round
ing ur OF siackers is easy, because they
viii dea! with young men who are not
adept at Disguise. who can I've easily
identified. and who know nothing of
the art OF lodging a detective force
which Eever leaves clue uninves,i-
gated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-30
FACES TWO CHARGES
Cont With Rcgistrntion Card Of Ira
SotreT nnd Pint of Liquor
Used ms Evidence

TWO charges We're lodged against Ira
Cotir"ll twenty-one years old. of iron
Windcr Street. yesterday afternoon, at
the SECOND District Station Accord
ing to the police several young men
were disorderly ard gambling Saturday
nlEht at the corner of Lombar(y and
".hdrr streets. but disappear at the
approach of an ,ficer 4 coat was
found. however in which was Cot
trells registration card and a mint of
liquor. When he appeared At tie sta
ii"n' house TO complain OF the loss OF
ms caro-. the charges were quickly
brought against him, the first for dis
orderly conduct and gambling, and the
second for illegally hcving liquor in
MS possession. Cottrelrs parents as
serted that he was not away from home
saturday night. He will be given :;
nearing IN the Police Court this Morn.
ing " -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-30
WEEDS COVER MANY POOLS
OF STAGNANT WATER
City Health Department Issues State
ment on Prevention of Malaria
and Hny Fever.

Owing to the wet season the growth
of weeds has gotten ahead. both of
the city and citizens, and the insight
Illness caused by overgrown lots is the
Health Department. DR.. Roy X. Elan
naEan. Chief Health Officer issued the
following statement yesterday:
Many people do not discriminate
between that which is unsightly and
that which is insanitary. Weeds, gen.
orally speaking. are no more danger
Gus TO health than any other form of
vegetation: garden truck for instance
and indiScriminate orders to cut
weeds cannot be justified on public
health grounds any more than can an
order TO cut down potato vines or beans
III the numerous gardens adjoining
weed grown areas
Some weeds. however. are injurious
when they begin to flower, and thick
CROWNS OF weeds and grass may hide
unhealthful nuisances. Under these
conditions. weeds should be cut
Pools and puddlcs of water hidden
away in grass and weeds may be
breeding places of malarial mosquitoes.
Tin cans and other receptacles on
wecdy lots may also breed innumer-
able mosquitoes. The common rag
weed. which rejoices in the botanical
name Ambrosia Good of heavcn) causes
about SIS per cent of all cases Of hay
fever in this latitude. This weed is
found very often mixed with other
weeds on vccant lots, and after the
middle of August becomes n source of
great annoyance to limited number
of people
The Health Department wishes to
reduce the malaria and hay 1ever for
which weeds are responsible, but finds
itself heavily handicapped. owing to
the small number of inspectors avail
able. 1t is impossible to attend to the
hundreds of acres of weeds within the
city limits and at the same time do
justice to other necessary sanitary
work. Owners of ver-grown lots are
often nonresident and responsible
agents difficult to locate. so when one
man cuts his weeds the neighboring
LOT. equally as bad. may remain, un-
touched.
This statement is made In the hone
that neighborhood associations and
public spirited citizens. particularly in
the suburbs. may realize the difficulties
in the way of prompt action on the
citH'S part and voluntarily undertake
weed cutting. Hay fever sufferers
VIII he grateful and the MOSQUITO fight
ers or the sanitary force will he able
10 do much better work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-30
CITY CAMPAIGN TAKES
ON INCREASED INTEREST
Candidates for Legislature nnG for
Local Onitcs to lie Heard
In Various Sections.

With the first speech making last
week of candidates for the Legislature
from Richmond and for city Offices the
city campaign began TO take Oh 4 little
more color. although chief interest in
Richmond Is ccntercil in til. three-cor-
nered gubernatoriai rae. Because Of
national events and the great WORK in
and their selection undo. the terms of
dates agreed - maze no active cam
paign until las, week.
Many osner meetings are now being
arranged. and candidates have been
promised AN unusually busy ten days
from now until the primary on August
.. Aspirants for IL seac in the House
OF Delegates from Richmond aid can
Cidates for Justices Of the Peace have
beer invited to naks short ITALICS to-
night in Fulton. The meeting will be
hell in the hall OF the Junior Order Of
United American Mechanics on VIII
iamsburg Avenue.
y similar meeting will be held to-
morrow night In tho same hall fcr
candidates for Commissioner Of Rove
rue. City Sergeant and .ilt.rin An
invitation has also been extended to
the three candidates for C;overaor TO
attend this meeting. but It. was not
known Yesterday whether o: not they
would be able 20 he present.
II is expected that hoth meetings
will be largely attended. the people OF
thi. section Of the city having shown
considerable interest during the past
few days In this years primary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-30
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION
Price Faints at Police Station When
Questioned About Automobile
He Was Driving.

AS a result OF an investigation by
Detective Captain Mcmahon yesterday.
G. A.. Price. alias G. A.. Jefferies. Of
Henderson. N. c., was held last night
at the Second District Station charged
with being fugitive from justice from
North Carolina. Price. who gave his
age as twenty-one years. Is said to
have stolen an automobile and driven
1t to this city. The car was held last
night at headquarters. and Captain
Mcmahon was advised that a police Of
fcer would arrive in Richmond to-
night to take the man back to Hem
derson for trial.
Price was arrested yesterday morn
ing on Brook Avenue on a minor
charge by Patrolman r. w. Grafton.
He was driving the automobile at the
time. and Grafton brought the man to
headquarters. During the inquiry that
Followed. because Price could not give
any plausible account OF himself. the
man tainted and 1t was necessary 70
call the city ambulance to treat him
The police became confident that he
was wanted on serious charge, and
Captain Mcmahon communicated with
Petersburg.
He was told that the police author
ities Of that city had been asked to
iook-ou for such man for stealing a
car In Henderson. A wire to that
was answered with Instructions 70
hoid Price and said that an officer
would be sent for him at once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-30
DISBAND MILITIA BUREAU
'hs or National Guard Into Fed.
erni Service Bring. Work to End
Troop Reserve System
by Associated Press1

lBy Associated PressI
WASHINGTON. July Gavin .ho
arattins of the entire National c;u,ra
'n'o the army of the United s,.,o
august D. the functions of the n,,,i,i.
oureau OF the War Department ara
expected to come to an end ~
WIN remain no force Of National Guard
Tor the bureau to supervise. and ,he
oihcers OF the regular army. att,choa
10 the division. will probably he ,s-
signed to other duty.
Cnder the plan of the nationa, 10
iehse act which calls upon tho States
TO maintain recruit battalions for 49,.
guard regiment in active service. the
bureau would continue as 1t is. r 60
regarded as probable, however thai !.
general reserve system will be subst;-
tuted for the regimental depot p,an N
I'll gaps in the ranks.
In that event. new men, whether VOL
uhteers. those called under the selective
draft or wounded men who have re-
covered sufficiently to return to the
front, would be gathered in general
recruit depots in America, which would
supply n general depot In France
Preliminary training Of the recruits
would be given In the home depots. to
be supplemented by intensive training
In trench warfare at the depot In
France. The convalescent soldiers. re-
turning to the front. would form a VAL
uable training force to break in the
new men at the depots.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-30
RoBBERIEs REPORTED
Smnl boy steals Garnet Ring from
Park Avenue Home. After
Delivering Ice

\. c. Lipscomb. of 20l6 Park Avenue
reported TO the police of the Second
district Yesterday that a small negro
"oF hhd stolen garnet set ring and
q Sinait sum OF money from his home
me hoiice were told that the negro
tn'"red the house yesterday morning
about O'Clock. after making n dcIiy,
cry OF ice. He had not been located
last night
The Atlantic Motor Companv rennrt
ca 70 me police yesterday that It's sto;e
al EOS West BROAD Street mad been en-.
,eFed ny an unidentified negro man hv
rcahlhe open rear window, cash
'rawer opened and about $50 stolen
Late Saturday night some unjden,i
Hed person broke oren the gaze into
inc oack yard of T. \. W.ndcr's resi-
ocnce at l2G North Twenty. fifth Street.
Tccorulhs 10 a report made to tho First
ipstrict. ana stole n blue push -car RI
me ponce had heen unable las, night
10 trace either the cart or the robber
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-30
Plan to Gioe Men
Rousing Send-Of
Whole Virginia National. Guard
May Be Brought to Richmond
for Official FarewcN.
rlans for giving Richmond soldiers

Plans for giving Richmond soldiers
big send-ofr when they leave for
camp will be discussed tonight at a
meeting OF the First Virginia Rcgi-
ment Association. Although the meet
ing will be under the auspices Of the
association, all persons Interested in
any Richmond organization are urged
TO be present and take part in the dis
cussion. The meeting will be held.
starting at S:15 o'clock, in the Rich
mond Grays Armory.
Virginia troops will go into camp for
intensive war training in about zen
days. Thousands will want to take
part in the demonstration which Is
planned to show the boys that their
sacrifice Is appreciated by those who
will remain comfortably at home
Some sort OF official escort for the
troops from the armories to the trains
will be arranged.
Many persons are anxious to have the
entire Virginia National Guard now
in the State brought TO Richmond for
n grand review. The expense of such
Il plan would fall on the State. but the
approval of the Federal authorities
could easily be secured il it would not
cost the government anything. This
matter will probably be laid before
Governor stuart to-day. Those who
favor 1t state that the railroads will
cooperate with the city and state and
that the cost will not be prohibitive.