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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

Ire common council has adopted
a resolution providing for he sale
sn1 rarinx % ne buildings on ne
properly 20 BE- Issd q ma.nE a
boulevard approach 20 The M.chi gan
Central station The resolution.
adopted las' Tuesday night was sub
mlifed 6y Aid Burton ard - r-0-
yidsd a, The Buildings Be torn
down BY Sept
on 'he same r ght ne same rorn
mon council adopted he same rsso-
.ltior vt'h a slight chang lf VAS
gtuit.el Dr. AID Brennan and pro-
yided that re bindings on the CON
denred property De- soid ~ once
and that fhe tenant nigh retain
possession until April
The suster@ aldermen I'D not
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
BOARD TO
SELL OLD HOUSES

Seventeen old houses owned by
the board o. education will De
knocked down 10 the highest bidder.
Ads ,16 al 10 a m. The houses are
10 The block bounded BY Jones and
Beech-sts Second and Th!Fd-sves,.
on land purchased as site for q
scho0. for The deaf The buildings
are Do an insanltary condition and
must be- razed 30 the board viii sell
them FOR Tie material thar can 1e
-aitaEed
Tee board of estimates cut ont
ihe appropriation for C. ,chool for
me deaf which d, located p one n
ne grammar schools temporarily.
l'nff the Appropriation IS forthcom-
ing .he board plans 20 Use The Jones.
ST. s.'e for playground after the
buildings ave been removed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
FAMILY TO
ASSIST MRS.
DESAULLES
Woman Who Slew Hus-
band. Yale Star,
Defended
MOTHER is
FRUSTRATED
Grief Invades Chilean
Home of Latin
Beauty

VALPARAISO. Chile. Aux s.
Stricken wi,h grief ar 'Ae tate ~
ser daughter led rom he i.e .,
soclG fsvori,s 20 TIE cell % a
slayer. Sonora Erra1uri1. mother Q.
Wy t0Hn - ssnlles. saw no on.
today except The nos, intimate
trends
Mrs ~ saullAs vii se amply
supplied With funds 70 defend her.
sell 2 re trial that Is 20 ccne
Friends O, The family today told =
United Press correspondent that Il
no. only hsd been decided % aid
Mrs. ~ SAulles financially, but that
a representative Of Senior Er-arurir
world ,eave Chile for New York l-s
ned!ate.y
Only with ne news OF The killing
~ ~ -SA-lle. BY he heartirll Chile
al he.ress did residents - Va
paraiso really learn he detals 81
hrs re Sauiies' life since she left
here
= Eas known there had been
some matrimonial troubles but The
details were nor known Senior TT
razuriE end othe- mem ber- o, he
family were exceedingly uncorn-
nunicafive. Th-y mentioned the
dslRhter WHO lstr her home bride
A. i7 seldom. excapt - intimate
friends Then 20 cause o. the
daughters unhappiness vas men.
toned
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
MRS. IDA NEEF,
L. S. PRISONER,
LOSING SIGHT

Mrs ia Nea'. sister ~ Albert Carl
kaltschmict. and who is under in
dic'nen ~ the United states grant
fury charged viii conspiracy against
the government IN attempts 10 blow
VI buildings md bridges both IN the
United states and Canada. is SAID
- % losing her sight, Sh. IL in
cnrcerc'ed Us = United states prs
orer IN fhc comfy iau awaiting
rial. Noudar her trouble became 50
acute II was nece sary for a deputy
United States marshal 20 'ake her
from hef cell 20 an oculist
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
BARGE Sinks. Man Drowned

One member OF The crew Of the
barge Uranus was drowned satur
day night at II o'clock when The
barge sprang leak and sank CD
the east bank Of Par Point The
Uranus was beine toHed ny the
steamer William a Hazard from
Toledo 20 Marine City with "a cargo
OF coal The boats bad been ouf In
Lake Erie only a short time when
the leak was discovered The crew
OF the Uranus. seven men and
woman cook. escaped 10 the Hazard
with tho exception % an unidenti
fed seaman whose home Is thought
20 be in Marine City.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
ANTI-DRAF 7
MOB WOULD
KILL RICH
Oklahoma Traitors
Planned Revolt;
3 Men Slain
CITIZENS POSSES
ACT PROMPTLY
Leaders of Trou-
bic Are Under
Arrest

0LDENVli.LE. Okla. Aug s.
The tcst- ,ou in the anti-draft
riots which have held southeastern
Oklahoma grip Of terror for The
pas h-ee DAYS reached three early
today when p Moose. o. Okemah
Wa shot and killed ~ posse
guarding roads leading 20 Holden
vile Two men have been seriously
y wounded and a number ~ Others
slightly Injured
Moose was killed when he failed
70 heed the command 70 hal, by an
armed posse He was In an auto
mobile ard attempted 20 escape hy
speeding
Ec Biaylock was killed and ;vc
qossemen Injured when group OF
so rioters were surprised AZ cross
roads schoo.house - miles south
east q Hcldsnvtlle Sunday after
noon Jack Paige. former marshal.
was -hot in the leg. and Henry
Johnson suffered a scalp wound
The third death reported was thar
OF Wallace Cargyls. secretary o.
Friendship Chapter ~ the Working
class union who had deaed The of.
GERS % come and e, him when
killed ne vas heavily arm I'D
spec!a. train left Holdenvtifs
early today with Sc So ihe captured
rioter. they will be lodged in
prison ar McAlester
A, Ada. county seat OF Ponfotoc
county the work Of questioning
more than hundred captured
working class unicnists" was golrg
m rotay Su~1cien. evidence had
been obtained 20 Justify federal
charges % treason asains, them. e
said
Young nen vno freely told TIRE
oflcsr. 0t TIE ~ &. L secrets and
wnn .hsir freedom. declared ihai
the Semlnole county rioters nrmly
believed they We're carrying out
nationwide revolutionary plan when
they began burning bridges las
Thursday night. The ". C. L. these
intormsrs declared. have been paw.
inE he vay Tor Two years % con
certed Uprising against ne pressnr
plan Ct government
THIS was 20 have extended from
coss' 20 coast and 70 nave been sig
nAliIed 81 ne burning Of bridges
and seizure az trains Thursday
might. capture q banks Friday and
grand climax AZ midnight Friday
when grain elevators. cotton u!lls.
wealthy meas houses and properly
OF all kinds vas 20 % destroyed
Shoot every man who wears
white shir' was 80 motto he u
z r adopted or ne eve OF fheir
outbreak
A. Ada. a modern IN Klux Elan
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
-a.sL E.tats Concern Organizes.

Articles ~ association for ne~
700 900 suburban real estate pro
's-- were sled Monday morning. in
RE county clerks once The new
concern "a 70 be known AS The Mel
rose Estates. Ltd Almore Schultz
and Rockwell T Gust. both OF De
,roit. and Fred 3 Robins. Joseph
Hodge Milton r Robins and Louis
= Black. 81 Toronto. are the stock
holders The property IS located Ia
he north and northwestern parts Of
- county
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

directed by a COMMITTEES ~ i8 whose
chairman IL v u Gala president
~ tNe Farmers state bank ada
proposes iu take tho responsibility
on erAd.cAtlng lAwlessness from that
part n Oklahoma.
,Vhe organjEaioH OF the Ada Rife
lib also follow - TIE riorns aI6
branches of The two ursa SaucAs
are 20 be- established IN every cbun
" ~ Southeastern Oklahoma. All
rioters arrested viii be turned over
90 federal authorities Should they
hr released from federal charges In.
dividual counties will prosecute
them for cattle steaiins bridge
burning and charges OF resisting the
lAN
Hc shall, be whipped with a wet
rope. sa,fei and hanged is the
rrai hmtnt members OF the " C.
T. were fo mete ont 90 any mem
h,r % the organiTation who dis
closed secrets according 10 mem
hers impressed
Th- greatest growth OF tho W
has been during the past two
years Organizers came into Okla
hou from Kansas. according 20 IN.
Formers They began BY institut
.gs agricultural meetinks" IN every
community A. these meetings
thtrs would be brief discussion
of -or. and then the organizers
would break the gatherings up into
small sroups and talk OF doctrines
~ called Socialism aud which
Sad 90 90 wi,h the overthrow Of The
present government.
When enough men had been
rs ehf rhe rudiments OF the W C.
local vas formed which there
. fter teld meetings secretly. In can
yors. forests and caves along the
~ banks
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

When four NeFresses. arrested a.
disordcriies. attempted fo Escape
from the ninth precincf police sfa
ton Saturday night. Patrolmen
George Nyman and Matthew Weldon
CAughi them ~ an alley back ~ The
station one OF tho woman a.
tackled Nymau with a knife. Nash.
ing his coat to shreds. while an
other reached for hiE revolver AT
four were given 70 days In the
House ~ Correction without no al
tentative 81 a nno. by judge Sellers
AUnday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

NEW YORK. Aug. She Dues
'iou o., who shall have custody OF
little Jack rp Saul,es. four years
Cd. while his mother is IN Minsois
JAIL charged s1-h siling bis father.
may bring the ars' court battle re-
suiting from Sew York mos ser.s-
tlonsi society h0micide 2 years
Mr.. Blanca De Saulles. chilean
beauty. who shot her divorced Aus-
band John T. De SAuilss because
he would nof surrender Tho boz.
fears today re mans relatives Y II
poison her chNds mind aFainsf her
b. depicting her As slayer Jack
is AZ present WIN hts fathers sis
TER Mrs Caroline Degsrer Mrs.
De Saul.es wants him brought 20
her cell. FOR ~ least daily vtsl'
Forecasts today cf Mrs - saul
rs rial. bsset on her preliminary
public statement, indicate the names
u severa wei known people. both
men and women viii De dragged
into ~
The -ht,d may DO called a a VII
ness Ee saw -he killing
Ia Ms ~ sallas' statement u
CO. .srea -raf - saunes Dor
rcweG ~ ulreg 20 a. -o Paris and
marry boy BELIEVING her immense
/ ly wealthy When Ne tisc1t cred her
fortune vas rr- more ran sf04 200
he cooled >an1 aHer sending esr 20
hls parents bone p south reth r.
tcm Pa started paying attention
70 ofrsr women
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
b - s FoRREST.
- - - v - -

ear Corr 9oat t .s pfs
PARIS Aus f-"I. WIS tase the
cream - American Youth between
the axes ~ S ali u to a.a7 Ames
ics's thousands o. asro9'anrs
IL All take 'he double cream
" youth 20 GuHr IS chAsers in
ihe republics rev asria, srnv
This vas Re statement ~ Lieu
Raoul L1fterry 'oday as he fol3 20
United Press ~ he qualifications
America mus sees ne men WHO
are 20 ac' as he eyes o, l@r arm JOS
in France
Lufberry IS ore - re best qual-
aed men In ne world - 4i-el.s
what Is recessary 20 make sue.
cesstul rmat ffg las --r--- - IT,
~ cited Tor bringing down ~ Ge-
man aero 'anrs and has CDoG oia!
credit for haHG0zen more ie
has 5e'n decorated ~ith The Legion
~ Honor trF Rrifish military cross
he French military cross and n
Cross % War 20 b-cugh' down his
nrsr enemy machine 81 DAYS after
going into service
Three types ~ airnen we've men
toned ~ Lufoerry A. re -alked Pr
Americans a. home %, the az agh'-
RS - Dc ser' 70 France They IN
Guided 7rs, the double cream" -
nan 'he lign', iRst chaser hen JEs
men for heavier sero7lanes carrying
Two OF more passengers and the
bOmbardier the exrerf machine
gun and email cannon operator
Intensive and scientific training
must - given 'his c-ear - youth
upon which Americas Welfare in ne
air must rest" said LAfoery
Experience mas shoSn thar 70
hest results The sgh'lnE aviator
should not b over 81 years old. or
under IS. The youth under has
-hovr himself 70 30 bold hu- he
lacks Judgment Men over - are
too CAUTIOUS
The best afr fghter. rspecial'-
man handling a chaser mus 10
Of perfect physique he must have
The coolest nerve. and be - a t-rl-
Terament that iongs Tor q hght He
must have a sens OF absolute du-y
and fearlessness ne ke@nest sense
~ action and perfect sigh 20 gzir
fhe abaoln'G feer ~ his machine
He must-be enf RELY FAR l'ar vitt
aerial acrobatics The latter 'r6
quenfiy means li'e or death
Fighting 2200o feet in the air
produces a heavy train on ne heart
D. vital therefor thar 'ris organ
show not nc slightest evidence NJ
weakness such weakness would ie-
crease the avlator's fighting Ell
cheney
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
Mar ADMIT. Arson.

John J Murphy. arrested Satur
DAY for attempting 20 set nre 10
buildings A. Nos $685. Fori-s'
west confessed Monday morning.
declaring that he was offered $500
20 burn tho buildings He declined
20 say who made the offer A war
rant charging Murphy with arson
was sworn out.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
ONLY CREAM
OF AMERICA
fORPLANES.
Youths Who Qualify
Must BE Perfect,
Says Lufberry
HEART. NERVES
UNDER BIG STRAIN
Only Men Between Is Is
and % Able To
Make Good

F-o0 ths fsr:I0s line. Lieut.
Rsou lufeerJ o. Nr~ York
prer1ier airwaH 90 TIE Lafayette
sscadr.is tcrsy ssrcs C Arer
Ca thru ere Jrfsc Press. IS
opinion 'f t7e Ecrt Of fgnt r. .
-'en tN- -tcs states ~ucs r4--
Tisf to. tts- ~er rc1fa0es
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
First Precinct Breaks Record

The first precinct broke all rec
ords Monday morning when 81 sent
100 men TO police court Thirty Of
the 100 were sent ont 20 other pre-
cincts Sunday because there was no
room left for them IN the cell block
OF the frst precinct station
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
srkruptryS-t-ttor

Aitar, 4 FormRn. formerly a De
tfnt real estate dealer. Monday Hlei
a peu'ion IN bankruptcy with lisbi-
ste Of ts.lsl and assets % $3.50
Ths Parrot Heating com 2eny nled
petition ns.inz rs liabilities A.
SIS 94e S, Nth assets ~ only 81
1858
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

Forty one new prospective police
men started in the police school
Monday morning The course - six
weeks long and 81 the end of this
time the men VIII De- sworn IN a.
pairolmen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

A notable wedding IN New or.
cans viii &c thaf OK Miss Martha
Ciay Gland. daughter % Mr. and Mrs
samuel Bennett Cleveland o. New
Orleans. and Capt Charles Long.
stree, Poor. L : Naval Volunteers.
grandson % The late Rear Adm raj
ha-les II Poor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
stre,t Car kIlls Man

The body Of an unidentified man.
killed. by a street car. was found In
Wayne early Monday morning His
home il said 20 be In Detroit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

paid over fro dollars for =
mine. said Mrs Mary Maroa-s'
arrested by Special Officer
heets. pillow cases and wafer Z.
OF which she Ard her son Joe
Justice stein ared her go
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
Dicky Dippy's Diary.

MONDAY: TO-DAY WITNESSED NE
UNUSUAL StGnT or y COY LETTING
MOTHER BOY BiTE MS NIPPLE,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

GIVING THE BOY WITH the APPLE
y ONE, SAD: YOU'RE A GOOD
BOY TO TRUST ANOTHER BOY To
BITE YOUR APPLE WHY DID Mt
YOU BiTE A PIECE FOR hin?~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06

A large department store eNclu
slyely Tor women and enpioy'ns
none bar women has been estab-
Nshed In Cons'An'inople
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-06
Says She Thought EDerything in
Statero0m Was Hers; Fined as Thief

and thought everything n q was
- Darford-st. Hantranck, when
Ier. % the u. & &. for taking the
! her sfateroom on The Detroit III.
p. came from Buffalo Sunday night.
morning
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

w. S. Hart opens at the Majestic to-
day and tomorrow in his latest feature.
The silent man" is in one of the most
convincing roles of his career, as the
grim man of the desert. Action and
thrill are Paramount features in the
story, ana with the remarkable sup
porting afforded Hart, the silent man
has no difficulty in registering one of
the seasons best. The Battle OF AR
ras" official French war films, are
shown also, under the caption of cpl
sode No. .. They are all that has been
claimed for them, and surely reveal the
fighting front most Nividly. Tanks are
shown in action, the placing of the
heavy artillery, the manipulation of
shock" troops and the advance of the
general fighting forces. Sunday Mar
guerite Clark will open in "Bab's Mat :
inee Idol, 1.-THE third and last of the
famous sub-Deb series by Mary Rob
erts Rinehart
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-14
ST RAND,

The northwest mounted police story
which opened at the Strand yesterday
for three day engagement rs thrill
ling. worth while tale of the Canadian
rockies, in all their crudeness, and
roughness, all their mystery and charm.
Margery Wilson is the principal char
acter in the title part of wild Su-
mac" the half breed squaw of the
north. The plot besides containing the
punch" of the Canadian wilds holds
beautiful love story with member
of the famous mountain police squad
the center of attraction.
The Strand will present for two days
beginning Sunday the gripping west
ern drama, THE Fire Fly of slough
Luck with Alma Reubens and Walt
Whitman cast in the stellar parts. This
is one of the most remarkable plays
yet made by Miss Reubens. and is a
real live western action plot with no
dead moments and no passive" sit
uations in the story.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-14
FATAL ACCIDENT.
TO LITTLE CHILD
ON FATHERS RAkCH
Killed When Load of Lum-
Der Overturns on Her
Body of Girl Brought to
Boise.

Little Lucille Call, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Call, was killed Thurs
day on her fathers ranch at Smith
Prairie when load of lumber over
turned on her. News of the tragedy
reached Boise by telephone Thursday
night. Few particulars were given.
The body is being brought to Boise by
the girls parents and will arrive this
afternoon. The funeral arrangements
will be announced later.
Ralph Can was unloading lumber at
his place at the time of the accident.
In some way the little girl, who was
watching the operations, moved to a
position in front of the pile and it fel,
over on her. She was the only child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Call and the grand
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs S. p. Halo
way and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Call, all
of Boise.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-14
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Rudy Cheeks Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says Dr.. Edwarda q Well-Known
Ohio Physician

Df. F. M. Edwards for II years treated
scores Of women for liver and bowel
ailmenta During these years he gave to
his patients prescription made Of few
well-known vegetable Ingredients mixed
with olive oil naming them DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets. You viii know them by
their olive color.
These tablets are wonder. workers on the
liver and bowels which cause normal
action. carrying off the waste and poison
Gus matter In ones system.
II you have a pale face, sallow look, dull
eyes, pimples, coated tongue, headaches, Q
listless, no-good feeling, all out Of sorts,
inactive bowels. you take one Of DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets nightly for q time
and note the pleasing results.
Thousands of women ac well as men
take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sue
cessful substitute for calomel-now and
then just to keep In the pink Of condition
1Oc and Csc per box. An druggists.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-14
sign Of CROSS.
seen ON MOON
A GOOD Omen
Letters From Idaho Boys
Written Prior to Sailing
Declare Impression Made
by Phenomenon.
Seen Night Before Thanks
giving and Deeply Stirred
Troops at Camp Mills
Many Sailed Two Weeks
Ago.

The sign OF the cross seen on the
moon the night before Thanksgiving.
deeply stirred the troops stationed at
Camp Mills. Long Island. according to
letters received from Idaho soldiers by
people in Boise. The unusual pheno-
menon attracted widespread interest.
Whether due to peculiar atmospheric
condition or otherwise, the impression
left on the troops was remarkable, let
ters state. Some of them took the
good omen to indicate that the cause
of right and justice for which the
United States is battling would pre-
vail, while others declared the ap-
pearance of the cross indicated an
early peace.
SEEN IN BOISE TOO.
The parents of one of the Idaho boys
at Camp Mills. who were told of the
phenomenon in letter from their son
stationed on Long Island and now
over there having entered trans
port shortly afterwards, We're telling
of the impression the appearance OF
the cross made on the troops. to others
in Boise, when one of them stated
they too saw the cross, but had said
nothing about it thinking it might
have been caused by clouds tempo
rarily passing in front of the moon.
1t was on the same date spoken of in
the letter from Camp Mills. The mat
ter has caused considerable interest
ling discussion among people in BOISE.
MAY CROSS OCEAN.
That many of the Idaho troops are
now somewhere in France" for the
past week or two, is evident from
other letters that have arrived here.
They are to the effect the troops sail
ed in & number of instances more than
two weeks ago and they have had
more than ample time to reach their
destination.
Generally speaking the Idaho boys
were anxious to leave Camp Mills.
Camp conditions there were not at all
to their liking. The wet weather made
t impossible to be under dry canvas
during their stay and there were
numerous other Inconvenience. Sur
orsingly few complaints are heard in
he letters that have been received by
, Boise parents from their sons. They
arc taking conditions as they find
them good naturedly ard with "A smile.
Having been used To all kinds of
amps, while the condition at Camp
Mills were not satisfactory, and they
were glad to leave them, their com
plants are few
Official announcement of the arrival
Of western troops in France may not
be made for some time and the only
way in which information will reach
here may be through private con
dependence.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-14
BORROWED WIFE TO
ESCAPE THE DRAFT

Billings. Mont. Dec. 14.-Borrowing
A friends wife and two children for a
while in order to escape the draft on
dependency grounds was all right at
the time, but it sticks in ones con-
science, according to Thomas Gillespie,
Tacoma man. held here today for the
federal authorities. Gillespie gave
himself up at the police station. saying
he borrowed friends family and
posed as husband and father until ex-
empted.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-14
1915.

The Jazz Duo presenting a comedy
chatter act Is a real vaudeville hit, and
O'Loughlin & Williams booked as THE
Soldier and the Maid" are certainly
clever performers in their line. There
is genuine thrill and surprise in every
second of their act. The screen fea :
ture Mountain Dew is a tale Of the
Kentucky mountains. OF the days
when the Moonshiner was the chief Of
every roadway and trail that led up
yonder to the green hiu top" and he
carried his ''ole Winchester" always
ready for action. A quaint atmos-
phere of the south is well maintained
and one feels the uncanny treachery OF
the mountaineers in all realness.
Sunday the Isis will present Hate,
the photoplay sensation of New York.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-14
TOWNS IN OREGON
DAMAGED BY STORM

Portland Ore, Dec. 14.-Damage was
sustained by several Oregon and Wash
ington towns early today as result
of the worst rainstorm of the season,
and in Astoria loss Of life was mar
rowly averted when huge boulder,
loosened by rain. crashed down 200
foot bluff and demolished clubhouse
in which 16 men were sleeping. None
WAS injured.
Swelling of creeks and rivers is re-
ported from many sources
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-14
The Qu.nins That Does Not Affect
Head

Because of its tonic and laxative eff
feet. Laxative Bromo Quinine can be
taken by anyon without causing
nervousness or ringing in the head.
There ii only one "Bromn Quinine." ..
w. GROVES signature u on box. SOC.
F.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-14

signet rings. solid gold. In gents. at
IS to $3.50. Hitchcock. jeweler. s2e
Main. Open evenings.-Ady. D2l