Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-19

cure, mitigation or prevention of dis
ease. Adv
plain that this is every mans war that
there should be a big rush for liberty
bond subscriptions today.
The senator's statements about Ger
many watching this country's attitude
toward the bond issue is the strongest
argument that can be advanced in
favor of every man and every woman.
who can possibly afford it, buying a
bond. 1t is just as he says. if the rank
and file of the American people buy
the bonds. it will for once and for all
show the kaiser and the German people
that this is Americas war and that it
is backed by over 10, 900 900 people
STATE DOING WELL.
State subscriptions have been coming
in better Reports received by Score
tary Hoover show that the total sub
scriptions reported amount to $2.7S5.-
$50. I'VE are almost one third of the
way" said Secretary Hoover. THE
banks have not been coming in as they
should. We have had few reports Of
bank subscriptions over the state. II
we could get their subscriptions it
would soon make a difference in the
grand total. If we are to reach our
100000 quota the drive must be
made more effective. The solicitors
must see every man and every woman
in the state. The men who have means
must do as Senator Borah said Thurs
day night, Subscribe according to
their means"
The two largest individual subscrip-
tions so far announced have come
from r. F. Bicknell and John Archi-
bald. Each made subscription OF
$25 900
SENATOR BRADY INVITED.
Senator Brady has been invited to-
come to Boise to speak at the Pinney
theater on the second liberty loan. The
senator, who is In Pocatello today, has
sent the following telegram:
The people of Boise and Ada county,
members OF the Boise Commercial
club and every member of the state
liberty loan committee are anxious to
have you come to Boise to address
them on the second liberty loan of
1917 at the Pinney theater on what
ever night next week that best suits
your convenience"
Ex-Governor James II. Hawley has
returned to the capital after a most
successful speaking tour. He will
speak in Montpelier on Monday night
and in Paris Tuesday night. The com
mittees in charge of those campaigns
wired to the state headquarters to
have Governor Hawley come there.
IN THE GEM DISTRICT.
Word was received from the Gem IT. !
district in the north end OF
Owyhee county this morning that the
campaign is in full blast. Help. in the |
nature of a public speaker, has been |
asked. Reilly Atkinson, in charge of
speakers and publicity, is making ar
rangements to send one of the well |
known speakers of the campaign to |
Homedale to aid in interesting the peo-
pie of the district in the purchase OF |
bonds, so that Owyhee county may be |
able to reach its full quota
Senator Borah speaks in Weiser TO-
night and in Parma Saturday night |
Rev. Willsie Martin will be the speak
er at big rally in Bull tonight. Kuna |
has asked for a speaker for Monday
night.
COUNTY REPORTS.
Chairman W. T. Wallace had a re-
port from most of his precinct organi-
zation at noon today. The applica-
tons taken by his solicitors were as
follows:
Boise, No. /, P. B. Carter, chairman,
$4,000.
No. 2, w. II. Innis, $3.50.
No. 3, II. f. Lemp, $11,950
No 4, r. II. Johnson, $500.
No. ., J. A. McDevitt, $3.50.
No. 8. A. r. Cruzen. s4S50.
No. 7, Rev. Willsie Martin, $3.50.
No. 8, McKeen Morrow, $1,000.
No. 9. Bradley Sheppard. $3.50.
No. 10, II. j. Roam. $4,000.
No. II. G. F. Kierstead, $500.
No. IL, J. L. Eberle, $3.50.
No. 10, e. F. Cation, ss25O.
No. IA, F. G. Ensign. s1S,1OO.
South Boise, B. w. Oppenheim,
5000
Whitney, DIR. II. Goodfriend, $500.
Intermountain. S. Z. Blain, $3.50.
Ten Mile, r. NJ. D. Childs, s1100.
Fair Grounds. r. NJ. d. Childs,
1850.
Barber, Lyon Cobb, 2l,650. +,
Kuna. l. A. Kalbus, $500.
Meridian, L. E. Sims, $4,000.
An employe of the Boise Valley
fraction company, who is in very mod
st circumstances and who has only ,
moderate income, subscribed $1,000 ]
thursday. He had already made the
acrifice of sending son to the front ;
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