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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-23
ANOTHER RECORD FOR
TIE KING MOTOR CAR

In neutral Spain an eight-cylinder
King motor car has added another rec
ord to its long string of achievements.
This time according to cable advice to
w. r. Vogeler manager of the Kings
export department. a stock King car
has won the gold medal for a touring
contest held through the province of
CATALONIA.
This section Of Spain, according to
the King distributor at Barcelona who
sends the information to Mr.. vogeler
Is the most mountainous section Of
Spain. The King. with passengers. in
a five-day tour made so good a score
that It received the gold medal award.
The event is history making in SPANS
automobiledom. 1t Is with much in
terest that members of the King fam
lily in this country await further de-
tails bearing on this latest King
achievement Tor stock car.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-23

If success greets a memorial cam
paign now being waged a $250.00O me-
mortal to the late John p st. John.
governor of Kansas and prohibition
leader will be erected at Olathe kns
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-23
s1s-s1-2s

Shortage In European cotton crops
has revived there the cultivation Of
the singing nettle for textile pur-
poses. This weed, usually regarded as
somewhat Of . nuisance, ID also used
q food for man and beast
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-23

The Catholic Woman's League will
hold a cooked food and candy sale at
the Boise Nero. Store, Saturday-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-23

extract teeth without pain. Nerve
blocking makes this possible. DR..
Crichfield. Falk Bldg.-adv.
S1s-21-2s
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03

swung himself into the room. Chockro
and his fellow thug had just time 10
rise 10 their feet, before Luul attacked
them. Peg rolled herself close against
the wall 70 avoid the ScutHe. and in
a twinkIing the three men We're en-
gagged in a terrific struggle.
The battle waged fierccIy, Lund max
ing his blows count aS he belahored
his antagonists. Chockro. determined
10 take no risk in the encounter. pulled
from his pocket revolver and was
in the act Of diScharEing II when
Lund'S quick eye detected the move.
Dfsrecarding the blows of the other
thug. Lund cIeuched with the Hindu
in a struggle for the Revolver.
The young physician fully realized
thar Chorkro would Use the .un if h.
could. by "A concentration Of his
great strength Luud managed tn turn
.la vaaron against n" HtuluS body.
The frrnzird encounter lasted only a
-faw seconds. for in m" height If the
battle the gun exploded amt Clockru
.rumpIrd to the floor
With one antagonist disposed of
Lund conferred his athletic attention
rpou Chorkru'S hired man. Back and
forth across he floor OF The office. they
fought. and when. by an "pforruue
blow. Lund knocked his antagonist
into the adjoining room hr speedily
followed his advantage and Resumed
the battle on new grounds.
The thug held his own. Siyiu. AMI
taking in desperate fashion When he
tried 70 back Lund through door and
ryrr the Top If flight Of stairs. The
young physician formed sudden re-
IS, We. With quick move he lift
ed the mug from his fcer, raised him
above his head ami IuuEed with him
toward the haui~trr.
The ruttfan in desperation reached
our with both hands and caught ~um-
hanging electric light wires that had
been iu>ecurGy fastened against III"
wall of Tho hallway The force Of
his grasp and the struggle pulled the
wires from their faSteu.uc> and broke
them in two
Neither uf the struggling men uu-
tIced tuur the broken strands had
fallen into a box of rubbish Tn.
struggled bacA into the outer office
unaware that the crossed wires had
iGnited the tlimSy paper and that they
i
their death
rierceIy the struggle continued the
scene "f the struggle shifting again u
he outer Office. where 'huclro lay
dead upon the floor. over his pros
trare body the men fought. until Lund
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03

Pear-Ieaf Gall, in Cross Section, Of
Ceaf-Blister Mite.

where they Law their c-,yS. This
causes the small. piupIeIiI,,. calls on
he upper surface of the leaves. The
spots later increase in size. sometimes
[" unc-righth of an inch. and ON the
re"r tree are red and often brilliantly
cniurcd as they grow. In the ease of
tn apple the rruptinu- lack the more
along the margin Of the leaf. In both
cases the spots finally turn brown or
black. ami if the pest is abundant the
leaves heco.lr ruprurcI and wrinkled.
More than 80 varieties of apples Fl
are attacked hy the mite. injury icing
especially severe on some well-known
commercial sorts. such AZ tn" Ben na-
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03

Lund saw visions of the plans she had
been laying 70: years arriving at frui-
'ion- -'he Lund millions would be in
her possession.
lhockrO upon leaving Mrs. Lund
wens direct T. his prisoner Saunter-
iIG feiSusely aIoag IN ihe assurance
that mattrrs were shaping themselves
t. his advantage and shat lis streuu-
Gus .Tur,s t. reap the rich reward
would Soor end ir success. So well
was the Hindu pleased with himself
and his prospects that he aharfoned
all car.fon and proceeded holdlv along
the street that ed - the office in
which he pyd left his capriva tauud
and ya-red
Young Doctor LuDd was hu-rvfn-
- Ghr same a.~ri,a.fn7 p. nh
arnaclnt fh- hufId.,r f~,.,, - direction,
raoo,tr,. g. t'bncl-rr ard WAS SURPRISED
- soc fbs Hindu ,va!., i.fsur.ly .rar.,
frrrft.n.- >, ayraft entertainments IvnI
SCREENED himself +rnrg vfavy in , CON
-..nfnrr dnarway and watched .,h.rk-
f.. ..r-,,cb
Srtl.nr, 81 Diarcin, sr~..... came, 10
Frrd.. oars I,..fn,.,v.Iv ra frrunaJ
from, rEn doorvr,v in which he b3t
....r bf5frr ..,. looked ,.,orfrfn,rv
.rrr.s Chockr, also hoard the
.,.r..-.s and ~ rho .,rr. instant
...,,,.,..r sivhr - vounr Ir.5
.rr, ,,.at e., Who .4,.r nf m. rujrJfn-
!, which Poo vas -oa4rrd Iunr SAW
.h.. -,,ra ana ,,5.rr,,k 81. b.ud
,.bncLr, ofr aur ,af,r. ,r, vnrnr doc.
..r .n.r5 -eorh m. ,.,r m. Hindu
l....- ,.,.-....,,4 ,b., l.r.I,i.,,- ,y.an -rnd
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03

the building Lund concluded that he
might climb up 10 the window that had
just been broken. II was his COnvic-
ton that Peg was held prisoner in
the room from which the book had Just
been thrown. The peculiar construc-
ton Of the facade helped Lund in his
climb.
Narrow lodges Of stone coping pro-
jected from the brick wall at equal
distance, running parallel with the
glass with his feet To gain Il foot
hold on The window sasheS. and reach
ing up for hand holds on the iron
Lodges, Lund was able To climb the per-
pendicular sides Of the building.
ChockrO had mounted the stairs and
entered an office adjoining the room in
which Peg had been left bound hand
and foot. The Hindu as consulting
with his pal when noise from the
front office attracted his attention. The
two men rushed into the next room.
Peg had managed Ia gain her feet
and was leaning against u heavy desk
presumably TO be ready 70 execute
some unexpected maneuver. Without
stopping To consider the futility of the
move, Chockro snatched up book
from a nearby desk and flung II
nj the girl. Peg lodged. and the book
continued Its course, crashing through
the window.
ChOckro and his man made haste
TO reach the circus girl and throw her
once more to the floor. Peg. in re-
sisting their attack. not alone kept the
two men busy at their brutal task. but
provided time for young Lund to climb
TO her relief.
The struggle within the Office
drowned the noise made by Lund in
smashing glass as he clambered up
ward. drawing himself up by his fore
arm strength until he could secure a
foothold in the window frames. 1t
was therefore possible for Lund 10
reach the window of the room in
which the ruffianS were struggling
with Peg before his approach was dis
covered.
Standing on the window ledge and
steadying himself by holding the
stone coping above. Lund kicked the
remaining glass from thu sash and
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
FIFTEENTH EPISODE

Fog 45t1cs uf hysto-icni madness.
climayinE IN hrr attack upon Flip. the
Glow gaze Ehorkr1 lnt his men ghr
OpporuHi,T ghrv desired. They had
watCIea Peg as she rIun- to FHp's
throa. until be- Yell almost unconscious
to the ground Then when the circus
girl tuDaI.l forward upon the riowG's
prostrata body they rushed eagerly 20
the spot
The Hindu raised thn girl. with the
help Of his nr-nh'Gan. amt carried her
from .ho cent They had secured the
assistaacs II IN automobile owner will
ing no perform che Sc-Ficr they re-
quired 20, ghe bride they offered. and
before the greatly excited people with
the ci-cGs realized what had happened,
ChOckro carrying his still inSeaSiJte
victim bad Jeff the grounds.
The p>citcmen; attendant upon the
bOlsterCgS scenes around the circus
made possible he success oS the lin
du 5 da-ia- action
When Fir raG sufficiently recovered
to tel Tra' had happened 70 him,
/ the llasu Ua> sounded thai Peg
had agaIa disappeared
"SenG word rD Young Doctor Iurd.
said Ftp. lie he's rescued her before
and h. vii 40, 'ai this time
Jerry. the jiippmlr mo Jockey. ever
eager 20 ser~- F.E was prompt 20 vol
untepr aS sha rl.SSalr-..
Arriving at he hCuS, - death. Jc-.
~ was admitted b.. Mrs. 1uuG'< maid,
and t. her the Doy .m0crtnd. in whiS-
pered sentences The Information that
Peg hat again Deca hiCnrpcG anc tina,
young D@'tg. Luno was gC he rpId
TEL him Sittou, -hC ola woman
hearing YOU, was jerty'S injunction.
There Is NJ @cec % caution me
responded the maiG - know me ola
girl Better rhaA 4nsooGy .rSe, ana 7
know that she would keeE :At tpy
from going t. aelp rrg il she know
what he vas after"
1t was some u5tie tirac pc orr .he
maid found aA opportunity favorable
to her purpose And Thcr Sua ,olG
young Lgnd, in "a -ew words rha. Peg
was again in Gangcr he YES p.otIp'
to act
HurryinC 10 tn dr,us -Ind sought
out Flip. but tn old ,lcwE soult gi~r
MIN no Information. TIetc vas TO-
body around the snow Tnc coLtu give
the slightest clue 20 pag'G where,
abOuts.
Burdened with thc RESPONSIBILITIES
or preparing FOR his StpDfatner.s fu
neral, Lund was in n distressing state
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03

OF mind. RI1Sed between rove f0r the
gri and reSDecr 90: hc ucau. he
young man was puzzled Is 60 he next
move he nigh, make
There vas al 'mIseJia,e necessity
los him 10 visit 'he .ora' Office of
me circus, situated II i building lo1
iar from the show ,Ol LLId decided
mat he would 90 cher f~zs 'ranSaCt
us business, and lhp:- Dehu his efforts
I" the discovery III Peg whereabouts.
"hat tOr the mOmCnf seemed to
oe an unfortunate cause OF delay TO,
.unus main purDos, u rescue Peg
nun her latest peri. proved Ia be
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
SYNOPSIS

La Belle - S.eu- ANNA; queen. 1ie5
after giving .'r,. 90 2 baby. Doctor isGnI.
oUper o. Cirrus "a Bellies husband Re
fuses - recognize child - Belle in
trusts haby o. Flip. d clown. ~ho T-ars
peg as circus rider. Lrte- Doctor LunG's
second wife determines Peg shall rot
share LupFs millions and sends Hindu
seryant "a follow circus ant dispose OF
nrl Doctor LunG sends thugs % get
from zip letter that proves fsg's pa
rentage Ms LuHi also wants this let
ter. Many exciting and hazardOus at
tackS saG events jranspiFe Doctor Lund.
son, who - following Peg 10 induce her
10 become his VIE, -esCues CIR from
mar per- Gus straits. TN the preceding
episode Peg GaS been rescued from the
hands OF Ch0ckF0 and his band by cir
Gus people headed by Flip. Young Lund
vhs has been shot by the bandit IN she
MeN,~Sa 9hdCE where Peg is detained, is
also rescued but the Eindu and his gang
esCap' Old Doctor LUrG dies az heart
failure. after q scene with lis wife ~
HhiCC 10 upbraiis her for dupliritv
Young Lund arrives after his father has
die. ant his mothers feigned grje, dissI-
pates his g.OaiES suspicion Of her t-I-
Ia H1a~tiessnesS. WIKI LGnI's will IN
Ter possession. Mrs. -und sends the Hin
d. 20 .he circus 20 gei the letter "a
Belle e SieUr has .eft establishing Pegs
uirrhrlgE'. Daring a performance as veg
is about TC 30 her "idinE act she q AZ.
tacSeT ny he strange Att'iCuor and IN her
hyHEefia creates Z panic .L the circus sent.
attacks 5rA performers and .lD episode
en- - EFita re~ cst-nk upon Ftp
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03

are sOrdid. black and unhappy memo
ries of what should have been the hap
piest, brightest years of their life.
Naturally as such a girl grows up
she is old beyond her years. a regular
little old woman; and, in consequence
the heart OF a young child is not in
her, the games of frOlic and innocent
youth are not entered into, not en-
joyed by her. The games of other
children of her own age seem frivolous
in her eyes; they are not palatable,
her tastes have grown too old, she is
constantly with her elders and her am
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03

whether or not It Is advisable to spray,
the orchar!i>tS will have 10 decide
after determining a. exactly as is pos
Sille the amount of injury thar is be
inG done by the mites. and care should
be- taken not 10 cpnfouIt with It's in
jury that which has resulted from fun
-iciGal pr IHrjS green sprays and from
leaf-SpOt diseases.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03

by rare chance secured Il firm grasp
upon the throat of his antagonist and
bent him backward over the desk.
Lund held his grip. tightening it I'M
til his man was limp and helpless.
He then flung the thug To the floor,
and turned his attention To Peg. StruG-
Cling against her faSteningS, in the
corner. With all speed LUnd freed the
girl, but when they started toward the
door great clouds of smoke rolled into
the room. their sitting fumes being the
first inkling Of this new danger.
We're trapped. grille" Lund cried.
We're gone unless We can get out
the way | came in" And while he
spoke Lund was swiftly dragging Peg
toward the window.
The flames were roaring with con-
suming fer"city. Dense hot smoke
filled the room. Quick action and
sturdy nerves and strength could alone
save them.
Lund first climbed through the win
dow. and stood on the stone sill. He
then assisted Peg TO reach his side.
and instantly began the perilouS de-
scent. They made their escape not
an instant too soon.
Being in a remote part of town,
the alarm was delayed. and only few
people had been attracted by the fire
when the young people had accom-
pllShed their escape. Without waiting
for an investigation. Lund hurried Peg
I" the circus grounds. diSregarding the
commotion they created aS they ran
through the streets.
Flip was fast recovering from the
shock Of Pegs attack. and when he
heard that the girl was safely re-
turned 10 the show. the joy Of rpaliz-
ing that she was uuharmed served 10
completely revive the old clown. When
Peg had finished dressing and had
Joined Lund aUd Flip. the three start
eu at once for the LUnd home.
The afternoon had passed amid such
excitement that it was almost six
" clock when Doctor I,und. with Flip
and Peg, arrived at the ltruSe Mrs.
Lund -, iiula:ieU-!y waiting for the
Will To be- read. ami had repeatedly
urged the lawyer - proceed.
Every condition of the Will must be
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03

down to dinner. Johns father promptly
scOlded him, and when he had finished.
one sister, thinking that the culprit
had not been sufficiently i'm
pressed, gave her ideas on the sub
ject. and when she had concluded the
other sister added her opinion. All
this time John had made no remarks.
milk, only gazing attentively across the
top of his mug at each speaker in turn.
When at last they were silent he set
down his rug and leaned back YEARLY
in his chair. "Oh, gee" he observed
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03

billions lie in the same direction as
theirs.
If mothers and fathers were wise.
they would encourage their children
10 remain as children. not make them
old beyond their years. A Cinderella
in every family is a thing to be de-
plOred; there should be no particular
slavery amongst brothers. All the chill
dren of household should share and
share alike; the plain one should not
be kept in the background because
she is plain. No one should be con-
sidered the ugly duckling"; provid-
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
Plethora of Family.

In the absence of their mother, little
Johns two older sisters were finding
it rather difficult to manage their mis-
chievous four-year-old brother. One
day when he had especially tried their
patience they reported the matter TO
their father Just as they were sitting
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
WISDOM CAN COME TOO SOON
e Error in Allowing Child TO Be-
tome Acquainted With KNOWLEDGE
OF the Worlds Troubles.

Aany children are made old in wis
anu knowledge of the worlds
n O'es ere they are advanced enough
A.. zee and understand the reason OF
r+.s erosses, all this trouble and
.ms,. The consequence, then, is an
ha.'efed, soured life. They have
NO happy childhood's days; all
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
DESTROY APPLE-TREE BORER
of Insect and Should Be Removed
From Orchard.

The roUnd-headed apple-tree borer
may ~ greatly reduced in numbers by
destroying the common service tree
when in proximity 10 orchards.
II has beea found that the tree is
favorite food plant of the insect.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
Get Rid Of Rabbits.

\ good time 10 get rid of few rab-
bits about the orchard is after the first
snowfall. Organize a hunt and get
few of them before they injure the
fruit trees. They are good TO eat at
this time.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
Profit From Strawberry.

II is entirely possible, but not 'Om-
mercially profitable, To- continue the
same strawberry bed indefinitely. Two
r. three crops will be the limit Of prof
liable production under the average
management and conditions.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03

ed they are, they should not be made
10 feel or realize this. In fact. any
counterbaIancing good quality or tai
ent should be foStered, brought for
ward to make up TO such child.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
Daily Thoucht.

90 on with what | am about as Il
there We're nothing else in the wOrlC
for the time being. That is the secret
of all Woodworking men, Kingsley.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03

rectlHs his steps ID the very building
whore Peg had been carried Iy her
kidnapers.
When the automobile bearing Thuck-
r0 and his unconscious burden i.fc she
show grounds. it WAS driven hgrrtedIv
to the building in which the circus Of
fee was situated.
JAuvhF0 had taken good care To ar
range. by liberal brides. 70 have The
place entirely deserted ~ rho arnoinrat
hour tba wo-rhma2 hs,s,,, e. rpnr4D-
irnr rrrarE thar took him, AWAY from
the hrflgrr- as sr,r as gha Hindu
had arrived Chocl.r, carried The gir!
prsr.frs and nIn,nF rar linn form
rDop f1,. f,,,- ..s rbs ,ir.,,s ,tfisa
r.5r.. SURF. thar her hand. and feet
Won. ,.,.,,r.',- h,rr. taa Hindu loft
his man IN rbar.-. ,f m, rrns.~...a rirI
and rrn..rJ.4 ~ -.r,rrr lea prr,on ,g
AIRS md O.. H.,fr-r T., .li. .nss~ the
letter he had secured chat afternoon
ybrr gf.l , ,.rf,. H., had broken
/ inn, Films trunk ,,hocl,-1 VAS highly
flgraa over tie turn affairs had bur
4gr.lv taken
lie farr .b3r .be immense sim that
had been promised hin, Gv Mrs. T.EDt
- reward rrr the d3Srgr.-rv S.ryite la
had r,r"oruDf was almost v,.lin ais
..r,,r.
NJ. rror va. IN .,,rr,-s,ce With
Pee. r.,,-..r y-r.n .,ho,,-rr ,...,.-,.,5 .,-,l
IT, gas r.r4s,.rs for both # rh,. con.
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,-iIl v.,s 90, l,, read l..r.. tb., .,F-.rn.on
orF Rr~, Hum! ,..,.. .,,,f,.., ..,... rb.. r,....
IirfuarGrs with her attorney When
sn,cr,r, was ar7uur,.aI Mrs Fr.,c
arrlnrizpJ "a -b. a-.ornav fs- haing
roqpe,,rG tn ask hin. ID Iaa-e ,Be
room.
Il am r1mHeIIqd n receive m us
fturs here" She said, and +, yor will
s.ro fgto the Dav. rom, and wal,
shall be detained ONLY 4 ley mo-
menrS'
When the lawyer mad Withdrawn.
Chockru was usAeret n by The maid
Mrs. land drew he curtains and
turned eagerly 10 the Hindu P.r his
report.
We have got the cIrI safe where
She can't get loose anil the will is
~nad, said .'hockro, and here is the
irrter you want.
Mrs Lund held out her hand TO
grasp the precious document Blu, the
Hindu Indicated that he had some
Ching further 80 say.
Its -.mo for a settlement now
SAID -hockro. The old man is dead
an" ms letter puts the fortune IN
'our hahGN. FAY me now anu the let
'er Is ours.
lou Know perfectly Well that can
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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-02-03
Nature Seen in Pictures.

All really great pictures exhibit the
general habits of nature, manifested IL
some peculiar, rare and beautiful way
-Ruskin.