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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-10

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-10


spectators
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-10

JUST when freedom
thing a To- Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-10

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the complete history OF he t is ended
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-10

REMEMBER
the spectators
the consum
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-05
Congress To
Provide u. S.
Hero Medals

Washington, Dec 5.-Congress at
the present session probably will be
asked by the War Department, if not
by the President himself, to make
some provision of the award of med
ais to American soldiers and sailors
for gallantry and distinguished con-
duct.
There already is the Congressional
Medal-the medal of honor SO great
ly priced by those who wear it. In
IorGer that one of these medals may
be awarded it is necessary for Con-
gress to go through the formality of
passing a bill through both houses.
The mere fact of this, of course,
|enhances the value of the medal, but
in time of war-such a war as the
world war-it is believed some sim
pier method should be devised 1t
also is believed by officials that
America should grade her medals as
in the practice in European nations.
There an act of bravery wins the
recognition of medal, but all acts
of bravery by the British soldiers, for
instance, do not bring them tho Vic
toria Cross It is only the SURPRISING
feai Of gallantry that has that re-
ward For lesser feats there is the
Distinguished Conduct Medal and
other decorations.
1t is understood that a bill is in
process of preparation to bring this
situation to the attention of Con-
gress early in December. The bill
will carry an appropriation for the
striking off of medals and their dis.
Patch to France, where they may be
awarded by the commanding general
without the unnecessary red tape
back home.
1t has often proved the case that a
soldier is dead before he receives the
reward for his gallantry in an
earlier action and those interested in
the matter here desire so far as pos
sible the American fighting man
SHALL see the reward for his bravery
on his own breast rather than have
1t 20 to his family, there to be- treas
ured with the memory of the one
who has gone.
Great care will be taken to pre-
vent abuses which il is feared might
arise out of a "loosening up" of the
system. America will see no such
display as Germany has been treat
ed of tons of metal being welded into
iron crosses for distribution like
lcalling cards.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-05
IN The CIRCUIT COURT. TENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR poi K

IN The CIRCUIT COURT. TENTH JUDICIAL
GoUNIY1,M GoT M IN cHAMGsRy;mw; c. n,Gg + nal:
OF c. CANTRIL B. SEWARD, WILEY ir D. K
POLLARD, J. +. HARRISON, b. d. MANN
AND Johnnie HAYNES AND MORTIMER
HAYNES, MINOR HEIRS OF p B. HAYNES
DECEASED.-BILLT TO QUIET TITLE
It appearing from the allegations OF The bill
oil complaint, herein fled which is duly
S%Gr9 S' ','as to to by by the complainant that in the
u known to him, whose postoface addresses
and places OF abode are to him likewise un-
known, and who are believed by complainant
"hep 20 pe hers devisees grantees legatees or
Wiley D.; X. Pollard, j. f. Harrison, b. D.
Mann. all deceased, it is thereupon in consid.
Grafton thereof, ordered and decreed that all
complaint and all parties claiming interest
nlder the said Cantril r Seward. Wiley d K,
fciiard. }. h. Harrison b. d. Mann. or either
m o" mem as heirs legatees. grantees devisees
ntnts described in said bin: ''"'
,sW. West hait tWh) of southwest quarter
lSWh) of U. $. Lot No. ., less twenty CsOl
,,r acres on the north end; and southeast Quar
south half $50 Of U S. Lot No l. Of sec.
tl.n :, eight tS) and the northwest quarter
NV, NV, of northwest quarter tNwl4l OF
,"a2l OF northwest quarter (NWh) OF north
cas- quarter tNEH) all of L. s Lot NJ !
amu me northeast quarter of the southwest
l""rtSr Wv ~ or north half (NIa) of Lot
~ ~ ana west half (Wial of west half
WI OF the northwest quarter (NwI) 81
SIuu,heast quarter (SEA): and the west hal,
w. W. ot southwest quarter (SwIl of north
enteen uIl, township twcnty-nine C2ei sontb
trhSe ~ twenty-four te4l east, all in Polk coun
a., 'PPear TO complanantS said hill n, !
Inc me ONCE OF the clerk Of said court in Par,or ~ |
Il ia, q on the 4th day of February. 1918 and |
snat this order he published once each veal /,
,ur WeNe consecutive weeks in the Lakeland |
.'eNS' newspaper published weekly nnd %, |
general circulation in said comfy nrinr ",lu " " |
said date '"N' prior 10 |
WITNESS my hand and seal Of said c,,,-,
10 10, lh"r'o"' RIA, this 9th day of November |
(SEALl ,o,
Clerk Circuit Court
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-05
As To Adbeytisinq

e oouo's or questions the efficacy judcious advert
no one who really knows deny that oood live ne
paper with CIRCULATION best possible medium a s
the people. ~ u 'e'1""s
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-05
'" ,hs CIRCUIT COURT OF THE JeYTu
1op'ClAl CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN ANN
FOR POLK c0uNTY.-IN cHAncsev
JULIE E: sAYlER. Complainant. VS.. JoHN
N. SANlER Defendant ''' '0"N

N. SAYLER. Defendant ''' 'onN
appearing by affidavit Of the comnIain.r,
n,reih mat the residence Of the defendan,
1chh NJ Sayler, is unknown and that thar,
nc person in the State of Florida .bs sarrS
we Vi subpoena upon whom would hind N,
'u John NJ Sayler. and that the SAID dae
years VI "ehtV-ohe t2ll
1t is therefore ordered that tho s,,a -.
VI Sayler be and is hereby renn,rod Jun"
peer to the bin of complaint flles in ~ " az.
,"uSe on or before the 7th day Of J9nuerr
u 1918, at the Office of the ClarL q, an
,rcult Court az Barlow Polk conn,y r1.
u'' otherwise the allegations of the s,;d Rim
OF complaint will be taken ne ro,S..oai oa,i
against the said defendant.
, u Is further ordered that this order ha r,,h
lsned once a week for elcnt fs) ro,sao,,,r.
Nevks IN the LAKELAND EVENING TFTF.
nttpi; I'm q newspaper of general circulation pub
hSfec IN Polk county Florida
ZONE AND ORDERED AZ po-,ou m
u. 1917 ' VI oc'P"er' A.
J. A. JOHNSON.
WHITNEY SPENCER & BRYANT ou'l
Solicitors for Complainant sss,
Copy oSoI
Volusia County farmers have
formed themselves into an association
called the Volusia County Farmers As.
sociation. They start out with a
membership of more than 100. The
object is the general bettermept AZ
the farming interests of the county
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-05
The Epening Telegram

pp"aV'ne built its record honest truths peo
~ IT, and our advertisers help sustain this record bv
os oehno every thing they ot A.
PIE OF Lakeland and vicinity Telegram readers-bersto -
% ""en properly placd before fail to brino s.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-05
For Only IS Cents
At the Office of the Evening Telegram.

These booklets turned Job Printing Depart
the Evening Telegram being given
with large outlay Of special photographer made the Illus
taons which compiler
careful in his conditions
enough These booklets besides being reliable
prospective settler quite useful any library
the printed rich pleasing
mute tribute the skill
class Of work that is done in
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-05
Speaking of Job Printing

we give special attention with our amn.
taces we never fail to give to our
oon IN quality OF work pleased quote our ncs
on any kind Of job desired. 1900
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-05
lakeland Weekly News

ns each week nearly the of peon,e .x.nds
u o'rectons taking In practically every post ot6e. II 81.
anu se numbers OF Northern many of whom have
10 Florida and become prosperous and content.d
Ie"s 'nroush the influence of The Lakeland News
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-05
$50 Pictures

Of Street Views. Residences, Churches,
Schools, Public Buildings, Lake Scenes, and
some of the prominent people of this city.
with many descriptions of Lakeland and
of Polk County
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-05
Visitors To Lakeland

Of Of the beauty spots
country back to friends VINO
have mott enough visit secure
Handsomely illustrated forty-eighf
page Booklets, NTH 0per
zen n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-15

LIBERTY
Chicken Casey" with Dorothy
Dalton and Charles Gum In the
star roles. came 10 the Liberty
Thursday
Gum plays the author hhle'
whose book. WAITS. IL drama
tiled. Mayis Marhcrry. an actress
insists on playing the leading
role. but Gum objects on the
grounds that she IL not suited To
the part. MayiF frames" on Gum.
aud. when Gum visits a gin parlor
with a friend. IL introduced ss a
nowery girl Gum. enthused over
her. casts her for the leading role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-15

derBnn. I'm Billy Smoke" are the
Colisalm's offerings Thursday.
skinner Dress Suit entails
the semi adventures OF skinner.
who buys dress suit on the I'D
vice az his wife az = telling heg OF
a raise In salary which he did not
get
REX
The first picture. tho not the lat
est. made by Mary Pickford. at the
head of her own company. iE "isssf
Than the Dust" nov playing at the
Rex
Mary plays the orphaned girl oi
good English stock. who Is adopted
hy a native East Indian OF the low
cr caste During an uprising. Mar
rcscues a young British officer
David PowclD. He finds her "a
bc English and Of good blood anr
takes her for his bride
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-15
Charlie Chaplin
'ChipsinS150
to English Loan
BY LOWELL MEllETT
u. 3. staff Correspondent

LONDON, Feb l5.--Charlie
Chaplin * $4,000 contributor
to Englend's win the War
loan, subscriptions for which
are closing today in a whirl-
wind finish The man whose
movie antics have brought him
a fortune. cabled his subscrip-
ton from Los Angeles today, 1t
was announced.
The war loan subscriptions
are to be formally closed to-
morrow. Today the greatest
advertising campaign England
ever saw was barred In the news
papers and by posters every
where.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-15
NERVE OF LEG
SAVES MANS ARM

LONDON. Fob. l5.--FIve inches
OF live nerve from The newly arm.
putated leg OF one British Tommy
was rushed across the city to an
other hospital and grated onto the
ends of another broken nerve In
another soldiers arm. Tho oper.
alton successfully repaired the cir.
cult and the arm Is rapidly becom.
Ing normal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-15

BRYAN WrshtLiu end Hazel Daly.
I'm "Skinuer's Dress Suit. picture
adaptation OF the story which hp-
pearcd IN the Saturday Evening
Post some time ago. and Mary An.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-15

NEW YORK. Feb. Little
BOY Blues new spring coat is
ready for him. In the studio of
Mile. Josephine Stickney. where so
many juvenile fashions originate.
You'll see little coats cut very much
like daddys Balmacaan.
The young fellow In the picture
wears a dark blue tussore coat
with collars and cuffs OF heavy
white linen His straw IL the new
est in baby boys spring headgear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-15
cLeamER

Gil MINER
The White Rsvcn which opens
Thursd $ ~ The Clemmer. has
Ethel Uarry more a. the Htar.
The story goes thuAly Nan Bald
win accompanies her father 10 the
Yukon after he had been ruined by
his partner. lie dies She be
comes a dance hail girl. one day
she II told that her claim IL worth
less and she coilaprer. Finally. 70
covering. she tells her friends
that Hhe will he the stake IN
game OF cards. sh. TO take the
money after they have had their
way and sesk fame and fortune.
bearded stranger wins. But all
ends we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-15
Cynthia Grey's


Dear Mas Grey: wonder u
you or any OF your readers can
assist me7 have a wife and three
little babies, and am out OF work.
have tried every means can
think OF. but II seems that ! am
unfortunate. Houn repairing
painting and carpenter work Ia my
line. but am not too proud TO do
any honest wort. can be reached
on my nelahbor's phone Columbia
IA, after 9 q. m, or they VIII take
any message during the day.
Will be more than grateful Tor
any help. and thank you.
n. n. WORKS,
aio3 Bath s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-15
pHocpsws roDty


pHosuAws TOptv
uGu1N--porothy brtoa ssd
Charles supu In "t htrh~o tas~f !
coined, aud .srair.
titN atN--tithsi uarrs more In
I'll. hit- nas~n~i scenic
tot.tsfst N--fsrNant Mn.hhprn Ia
"skiunsr'. urs-. suit"I War, Andsr-
.on "a "nili, smok~."
HsN--Nsry rirkford una psstd
ro~sti tn "t-~.. Than the Dust"
VII Stu>-toa.tsrre .nimedEs In
The 9TH 81 the Timber claims
"M On ~ Foot"
sTuAND-- Alice urrd, In "ul--
rettlsest."i Chester t"nsiin In "'tn-
d-r- OF Lave"
tof.UNt At---tisrrt-os f.rd Ia The
Nt.t~raoa. Mrs. NJ T~o-re~t com
~ds.
class t---Hr, ant Wsshhurs snd
I.sna Nnyo In The Biisdne.. OF VIZ
tar"t "uiow Nour ttore." comedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-15
COLONIAL

II re Is tie plot 81 The Mysteri.
Gus Mrs ". az the Colonial. Ray.
mond Van Seer. wealthy man, de-
spondent. Is urged 10 visit a seeress.
He is told that on a certain day
he would have an accident. This
came true. and. Impressed by that.
he visited her again Told that he
was TO die on certain day and
that she vas TO die several weeks
sooner. he has her watched by her
want At the appointed time he
Is Informed that she Is dead. and
witches for his own death. This
time he wishes 20 live. The girl
he loves comes 60 him. and he
learns the truth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-15
SUCH AN ACTION
WOULD BUST CONAN

At Tuesdays sitting of the city
council the bill prohibiting the use
OF the American flag in theatres for
the purpose of gaining applause was
read.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-15

Alice BRADY. star OF her fathers
company. viii be the star at the
StraUd for the balance OF the
week. beginning Thursday. Her
present vehicle ~ Miss Petit
coats. n pretty little love tale.
The other feature on the bill IL
Chester Conklin. alias Mr.. Wairus.
In Keystone comedy. "Cinders Of
Love"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-15
MISSION

MISSION
Mary u. OConnor. who wrote
'fiell.to- Pay Austin." In which VII
fred Lucas starred some time aro.
comes 10 tho fore with another
story. The Girl OF the Timber
Ciaims" Tho play opened at the
Mission Thursday. with II II a
Triangle comedy. Won hy a Foot =
Constance Talmadge stars in the
feature. n II the story OF the big
Maine woods and deals with the
operations OF ring Of timber
graftsrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-15
CLASS A

The blindness Of Virtue" Cos
mo liamiltou play. which created
quite an impression. even In blase
New York. start d Wednesday in
picture form ~ the Glass A.
It's an Essanay. with Bryant
Washburn and Edna Mayo in the
leads.
Tho story h OF n minister's
daughter. ignorant Of the vital prin-
ciple of life. who liz caught IN a
compromising position with the
Wild son OF a friend OF her father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-15
FRANCE TIeHTENS
up MORE ON FOOD

PARIS. Feb. 15.-France hitched
N belt a notch tighter today and
smilingly accepted the restrictions
kplaced on meals by the government.
n ming With breakfast. There
-knce followed the action of
England and Italy in conserving
the food supply.
The order prohibits absolutely all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-15

THE story of Julia Page" will be
published In The Star starting
February 10Th.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-15

OWN you please tell me, thru
your column, what a girl should
wear when going up the mountains
during the winter1
How many girls and boys from
10 to 49, can one ehaperon take
care Oft LUCILLE.
A.-Wear "A corduroy or khaki
hiking suit II would be "A good
plan TO have "a sweater and put u
on under your coat when you get
up TO the snow regions. Wear IA
cap or small walking hat Have a
pair OF woody gloves. Wear high
boots and thick stockings, also
hloomerH.
In regard 90 the second question.
II all depends on the boys and girls
and the chapcron. When young peo-
Pile ask 10 have O chapcron. n is
presumed that they ere the type
who wish To behave Themselves. l.
this case. chaperoning IL a sinecure.
In they are the kind who do not
wish 10 behave themselves In a
seemly manner. fear all the
lchaperons In tho world could not
max. them do 20. After all. IL Is
up 10 every person who knows right
from wrong 10 be his own dictator,
lOf course, there are many times
when young people forget or do not
know. II Is In such cases that the
older person can advise.
Own you please give me IN.
formation az TO where ! can get
rules and literature for forming a
boy scout elub7 n. W. e.
A.-You may be able 20 obtain
. the information from books In tho
reference department OF the public
library. II not. write TO National
: Headquarters OF the Boy Scouts OF
America. No. 200 Fifth ave. New
. York city.
+ GA friend OF mine who wa
) divorced in this state one month
/ ago took passage on a vessel ard
vas married by the captain ate
passing tho three-rile limit. ano II
now residing In this state. Is such
; marriage Iesaif V. L. N.
A.-No: II IL Just as void AZ tho
tho marriage had been performed
: in another state or territory e
r avoid the divorce laws OF this state
; Besides. this state docs not rceog
, nize a oommon.law marriage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-15

puddings and provides strict econ
omy OF flour. milk. eggs. sugar and
vegetables.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-23
CONVICTED CASHIER
GAINS ADMITTANCE
TO PENITENTIARY

w. w. Lottridge, convicted cashier
OF the Leadore state bank, has at least
been able to get into the state peni-
tentiary He was admitted today. For
the past nine days or a week from last
Saturday he has reported daily to
Warden DeKay but that official re-
FUSED to accept him without a commit
ment. The warden, Lottridge and the
attorney general wired Sheriff E. G..
Frazer of Lemhi county or the prose-
cutting attorney to forward the commit
ment. Today Sheriff Frazier arrived
IN Boise in person and escorted Lott
ridge to the penitentiary, where the
commitment papers were duly pre-
scented and he was accepted. Sheriff
Frazier put in claim to the warden
for his mileage from Salmon but the
warden refused to indorse it on the
grounds he could have sent the COM
mitment by mail instead of bringing it
by person. Since his arrival in the city
Lottridge has been stopping at one of
the leading hotels. He is under SEN
tence of from to to IA years for en-
bezzlement.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-23

FOR SALE
40 acres, unimproved. IN mile.
from Meridian. Ida; fine soil, Gov
water; only 100000; 100000 down,
bal. 100000 per year.
FOR SALE
Stop paying rent and buy a nice :
room bungalow, on corner lot, with
fruit, shade, chicken house, and 2
blocks from car line. Price only
$1060.00; 5000 will handle 1t.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Five and half acres, all In 7-year-
old orchard. near Fair Grounds, with
paid water right; will sell for $3.50,
or might take \ good bungalow in
Boise.
FOR SALE
We have one of the best stock
ranches In the Payette valley, we'll
improved. with plenty of hay, grain
land. pasture. and has a free water
right. Party will sell at a very great
sacrifice. See us for prices and
terms.
FOR SALE
20 acres near Meridian, l-room
house: rood barn. well fenced: 50
acres alfalfa. acres orchard, Is acres
pasture, bal. grain land; Gov. water.
Price II taken at once, $500; terms.
We have anything you want in
ranches or lily property, or small
acreage. and prices right: call and
see us.
Idaho Realty Co.. 100 N. 9Th St
49,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-23

A federal food and fuel inveStiga-
ton to determine the justification OF
the soaring prices is to be instituted
by the federal trade commission judg-
ing from the above telegram received
by the governor. Data Is required to
show how the prices have been await
ing in Idaho, and will be supplied by
Pure Food Commissioner ]. X. White
at the suggestion of the chief execu-
tive. 1t has not as yet been decided
whether or not Director Harvey All
red of the farm market bureau will
go to Washington to attend tile In
vestigation. Attorney General walters
stated that his department had moth
ing definite to announce at this time
as to evidence in its possession on
which to base action in the courts on
combinations alleged to have ben
formed to raise the price Of food stuffs
or fuel. 1t has been known for some
time the department was quietly MAX
ing an investigation.
REPORTS ON CONFERENCES.
The governor Is also in receipt Of
q Geographic report for the meeting
of part of the members of the Coun-
ell of Defense at Lewiston, and a mail
report OF the conference at Pocatello
held at the same time. The telegraph
lie report from Lewiston says:
Northern members of your commit
tee, Idaho Council of Defense, sug-
gest the following:
First, that Idaho people are a unit
in support of President Wilson's plan
for national defense; military selec-
ton training. and service and that oar
delegation in congress be commended
for giving him their active support.
Second, that the state or congress
Eighth, that we petition congress
should at once: provide, financial aid
for dependent families of all volun-
teers in the military and naval -serv-
Ice of the country.
Third, that we urge, our farmers
and stockgrowers and all citizens to
the greatest possible production Of
food produce.
Fourth, that employment agencies
should be established immediately, pre-
ferably under federal authority. to Sc
cure and furnish farm and other la
borers. 4,
SPEND VACATIONS ON FARMS.
Fifth, that all professional and
business men and their employees be
urged to give all time possible and es-
pecially their vacations to the aid Of
farmers in seeding and harvesting
their crops.
Sixth. that all shippers Of fuel and
other freight into the state be urged
to secure such Shipments before the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-23

80 ACRES north and east Of Meridian;
small set of buildings; so acres Glow
er. IL alfalfa, IS acres grain land; all
lays well for irrigation; Settlers wat
err. paid up. Price S135 per acre;
good terms. 80 acres of sagebrush
land with government water right:
located only 7h miles from Boise. al
most on a graveled road. Live water
running through the year round
Price $500: terms. You can put this
into crop this year II you hurry and
it will be worth 500 per acre In the
fall.
100 ACRES beautiful level land free
from rock. $50 per acre, including
water, one-tenth down and 20 years
to pay balance at six per cent inter-N
est. Come In and talk to US about
1t or send or write to us. Phone SO.
Day Realty Company. formerly Hub
Realty Co.. corner Of 10th and Maho.
N-Apr1l-1t
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-23
TO TAKE APPLICATIONS.

The United States army recruiting
station Of this city received word that
Captain ]. D. Watson, U. 8. A.. will
be in Boise Tuesday morning when
applications for the business mems
training camp will be received. APP
plicants for officers are requested to
bring their recommendations and be
prepared to state whether they will
attend the officers training camp in
case their names are certified to the
commanding general of the western de-
partment.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-23
RIVALS CASE ON TRIAL.

Trial Of the case Of the state versus
Steve F. Ryals has begun in district
court and this morning the state had
completed examination Of the venire
called and the defense had just be-
gum The case is one in which the de-
PENDANT is charged with adultery. The
alleged crime is claimed to have been
committed against Mary Ann Dawson
on Sept 16, 1916.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-23
MOTHER GOOSE eAzAAR.

The Mother Goose bazaar held Sat-
urday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Henry Cobb resulted in raising $50
for the Boise chapter of the Red
Cross society. The children were sew
ing pupils of Miss Gretchen Green,
and sold their needle work at the ba-,
Zaar.