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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-30
DOPE GOES WRONG:
SALT Lake VICTOR
OVER BOISE eleven
West High Hands Local
Team It's First Defeat of
Season by Score of 81 to 0
in Thanksgiving Game.

West Side High of Salt Lake
swamped Boise High in the first of
their annual Thanksgiving games here
Thursday by score of II to 0. Play
ing with the spirit of champions, the
Salt Lakers rolled up their score
largely through the effective use of the
forward pass and ability to intercept
those of Boise. The breaks were
against the locals. A half dozen times
they were within striking distance of
the Salt Lake goal and each time the
ball was lost. Captain McCanney,
quarterback for West High, was the
star of the game. Backing him the
Panthers lived up to their old time
reputation of smashing football.
A. Langford, left guard for Salt
Lake, collided with Rankin of Boise
and Langford was carried off the field
with a broken right ankle.
GRAB PASS FOR TOUCHDOWN.
Coach Richardson's tribe started
after the game Immediately following
the first kickoff and although Boise
fought for every inch of ground, for
sent McCanney over the goal for the
first touchdown in the second quar-
ter. The balance Of the half was bit
terly fought, Boise trying desperately
to tie up the score.
The second half and third quarter
brought Salt Lake a second touch
down. Left Half Fallentine made a
sensational 65-yard run after inter
cepting a forward pass over Boise,
and scoring. West Side was now on
the offensive most of the time. The
third quarter ended without another
score, but in the fourth McCanney, in
spectacular runs, lodged through the
Boise team and again planted the pig
skin between the goal posts for the
third touchdown. Goals were kicked
after each touchdown giving Salt Lake
a total of 81.
MONKEY WRENCH IN MACHINERY
Boise was at disadvantage because
of the extra weight the Salt Lake
team carried. Plays for the home
team, which previously in the season
had netted substantial gains. did not
get off well. The field was heavy
from rains and this failed to help the
local eleven. l.. Langford, Fallentine
and McCanney, were Salt Lakes main
ground gamers. Rankin. Dickie and
Brown starred for Boise.
The breaks were all against Boise
and her forward pass looked as though
someone had thrown monkey wrench
into the football machinery. Most of
the passes fell into Salt Lake players
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-30
STAR WITNESS FOR
STATE EXAMINED IN
THE MEANS T R I A L

Concord. n. c., Nov. 30.-Dr. Will
lam H. Burmeister of Chicago, impor-
tant state witness, was on the stand
for further cross examination when
the CASTOR b. Means murder trial re-
sumed today
DR.. Burmeister testified 1t would
have been impossible for Mrs. Maude
A. King to have shot herself, as Means
claimed.
He produced exhibits showing that
on the dead human body powder
grains from a pistol shot of the kind
that killed Mrs. King will be imbed-
ded at a distance of six inches. Hair
will singed at from two to four
inches, he said.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-30
ARMY TEAMS TO MEET.

Des Moines, Ia, Nov. 30.-The Camp
Dodge team took it's final workout
at Drake stadium today and the
coaches announced the squad fit for
the game with Camp Funston at Oma-
ha tomorrow. The Dodgers will leave
early this evening for Council Bluffs
where they will remain until almost
game time.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-30
For 5133$}13 Mothers

avoided. Mothers Friend" has been
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generations and no woman should fail to
apply 1t night and morning. Get . bottle
today from your druggist and write for Il
Illustrated guide book, Motherhood and
the Baby. 1t is free. Address The
Bradfeid Regulator Co., Dept u. les
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-30

The well-known, tried and reliable pen.
etrating preparation. Mothers Friend,
is prepared especially for mothers. 1t is a
natural aid to nature in It's work and Is
absolutely and entirely safe. By its use
the abdominal muscles expand easily
when baby is born and bearing down and
stretching pains during the period are
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-30
ARRANGEMENTS FOR
SUNDAYS MEETING

Petrograd, Nov. 30-Arrangements
for Sundays meeting between Ger
man and Russian ENJOYS to discuss
the Bolsheviki armistice proposal were
completed today. The delegates will
meet at noon to the west of Kukba-
Iishky. between the lines. and from
there will leave by special train to
German headquarters at Brest Lit
ovsk.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-30

The has taken and will continue take heavy toll
of the manpower of the nation.
Yet the national interests require that the business
industrial life shall not be crippled 1t is time of eadus
The useful worker helps the nation win the by
serving efficiently home his brother serves in the
trenches.
Find the service for which you best equipped through
advertising in the classified!
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-30

Beads. baskets. trays. fancy China,
pictures, scarfs and mocassins at
Gchaclkner's Art and Gift Shop. Pic
- canning. Adv
Evening journal., 1917-12-19
"SHOW m WONDFRS. .

This city viii have @ theatrical treat
with the Now York Winter Garden
spectacle. the show of Wonders. 40 the
Playhouse three days. beginning Thurs
day land with a matinee saturday. Each
year the producers Of The Winter Car
den shows strive 20 improve on their
already splendid achievements, and in
this, the twentieth. they have ouidonc
all previous efforts in order io make
1t lust what IFS name implies real
SHOW n Wonders " Every detail 1s 20
cast. Chorus. costumes. music and
scenic equipment have been perfected
10 their highest state of development
with "a result that lhc SHOW of Won
dcrs' Is one of the best of its Kind
ever sent on tour.
Included in The clst are such cele-
brities 81 the musical world as Eugene
and Willie Howard. Flora Lea, White
and Clayton. Tom Lewis, Ernest Hare
Charles Wright, Sidney Phillips, par
Ouinian, Edmond Makalif. Edward Null
cahey, Adele Ardsley. Patsy OHara
Virginia smith. Myrtle Nici0rinc and
Irene Zolar. Tho "prctiiest chorus on
the stage" sounds bit boastlul but
that is what Is claimed Tn every city
where the big extravaganza has appear
cd its chorus has been the toast Of the
town. There are fifteen scenes In the
show OF Wonders running the
gamut from the interior Of a Pullman
dining car TO a Burmeuse Temple, and
each one the best example of the
scene painters art. Included In these
stage pictures Is the sensational sub
marine FL, one Of the most THRILLING
bits Of stage realism ever conceived by
a producer.
Evening journal., 1917-12-19
HOPE FOR Peace IN
FIRE Department
Firemen'S Executive Com
nIittee Names Committee
TO This End
THINKS CHIEF SHOULD
HAVE BEEN HEARD

Representatives Of the FIRE companies
n this city. excepting the Delaware
company. held a meeting in the Wash
ngton Company house last night. The
Delaware Company has refused TO have
heir representatives at the meetings
n this committee which Is known as
The Executive Committee Of the Fire
Department.
Last nights session was stormy. the
,hief topic discussed being the suspen-
sion Of the Fame Company by Fire
Chief Golden for leaving this city With
out his orders. The meeting was open
10 representatives Of the press and dur
ing the session that lasted two hours.
those present made IL plain that the
action OF City Council IN not giving
Chief Golden a hearing last Thursday
night was not approved by them. The
flfe fighters also took occasion 70 point
out the mistakes Of some city onlcials
The meeting was we'll attended and
nearly every one present voiced himself
on the subject Michael J. Cannon
president Of the committee. allowed the
debates TO flow freely until near the
end Of the session when he told those
present some things. Those present
then appointed a committee consisting
II ~ ]. Cannon. George Z. Donohue
William H. NIurphey and Martin @
Farrell for the purpose Of trying 10 ad.
Just the differences now existing be.
tween Chief Golden and the Fame Com.
9any.
As soon as the peace COMMITTEES" wa
appointed. complaints were made o.
faulty freplugs. bad crossings and thu
like and another committee consist
ing Of ~ !. Canonn. George +. Dono
hue. William II. Murphey. Martin G
Farrell and William ]. Lutz. was ap
pointed TO confer with Council and So
cure some definite answer 10 commum
cations sent that body on these sub
lccis
The Fame Company was TO have hell
a special meeting last night. but it wa
postponed until after the peace com
miitec' has been put 10 work.
Evening journal., 1917-12-19
BY JOSEPH SHAPLEN.
United Press stan Correspondent.


STOCKHOLM. Dec. i9.-Socialists Of
the Central Powers oppose a separate
peace with Russia They fear such
step may so strengthen the German i'm
perialists that Germanys Socialism
viii be wiped out forcibly. Word 10
This effect was brought here today by
International Socialist members.
The bureau is eXerting strong pres
sure on both Russian and German So
cialists against such a peace.
The Central Powers Socialists, 1t was
stated, will call Immediately a Con-
gress 10 discuss formal rejection OF a
separate peace.
Secretary Huysmans Of the lnterna-
tlonal Socialist bureau, implored Philip
Scheidmann. leader Of the German ma
iority Socialists now here TO return to
Berlin and oppose a separate peace.
other German Socialists here told the
United Press that their objection 70 a
separate peace would soon be formally
registered. Their opposition, II was
stated. was due TO growing audacity
expressed In the war aims OF the rulers
Of the Central Powers" added to the
open Boosting Of the Imperisllst Ger
man press. Socialists Of the Central
Powers are apprehensive that peace
with Russia might permit Germany 10
mass enough men for a victory on the
west front. increasing the prestige Of
the militarists in Germany and giving
them an opportunity utterly 10 crush
out all German Socialism.
DR.. Weltner, leader Of the Hungarian
Socialists, arrived here today in COM
rany with Huysmsns. He told the
United Press that more than 10000 peo-
pie attended a great demonstration al
Budapest on November q, which de-
handed a genersl-not a separate peace
and that the Central Powers openly
state their war aims. The gathering
Dr.. Weltner declared, rejected a sep
arate peace plan with Russia, openly
holding such move TO present THE
greatest possible danger 10 democracy
subsequently,, according 10 Weltner,
Congress OF Hungarian Socialists dis
cusslng the same subject adopted reso
luton urging Huysmans and the Inter
nationalist Socialist bureau immediate
iy 10 call a general conference Of So
cialists at Stockholm to prevent consum
nation OF the plan. Huysmans said TO
day he had telegrsphed Arthur Hender
son. leader Of the British Labor party
and French and Italian Socialists re
garding this request for an "interna
tionale" 40 Stockholm.
Evening journal., 1917-12-19
HERE'S YOUR chance
TO Get IN HCME GUARDS

The local army recruiting officer at
10. sos Market street, received a tele-
cram from Washington today stating
that United states guards will be ac-
r.pied at stations and sent 10 regular
dep0is OF depot posts for eniiSment.
Tho enlisted men viii then be SEN out
from the posts TO various localities but
as Ear IS practical the men will be re-
turned 10 the towns from whence they
came. or near them.
The government will accept for the
United states guards men who have
had former army servics In the Spanish
American war, or those who have seen
service IN the Philippine Islands, or
who were IN China during the Boxer
uprislrs. Woll-tralned members OF fire
,smpanles or Of police service expert
tnce VIII he accepted.
Another order from Washington su-
.horlzcs the enlistment Of qualified vet
erlnarians In the enlisted ordnance
corps.
Evening journal., 1917-12-19
STRAWS INDICATE U. S.
ENDORSES AMENDMENT
BY The United Press.

na AAAN AAiAN'A AN0Ns
NEW YORK, Dec. i9.-Strong indica-
ton that the United states will 60 dry
through endorsement by the states of
the constitutional amendment put
through Congress, was evident today in
reports from sll remaining wet" states,
which will decide the issue
Active campaigns are already under
way or are being planned in the vari-
GUS states, roportes gathered by The
United states showed. In almost every
instance officials predict the amendment
will be indorsed.
Ohio wants TO be The nrst 10 ratiiy
the amendment, and attempts are be-
ing made TO call a special session Of the
Legislature.
Evening journal., 1917-12-19
AT THE CARRICK.

Sultan, the talking pony which is ap-
pearing at the Garrick Theatre this
week, is a real study. in addition 20 be
ing intensely interesting. How il
cousts. adds up figures, tells the time
by looking at a watch, indicating the
hours and minutes. tells colors, ETC.
without any apparent effort, is very
clever. OF course, the pony has a
charming director. but it seems 20 rea-
son. out the answers for itself. Incl
dentally the diminutive animal appears
10 appreciate comedy and TO know that
the American audience is partial to that
form Of entertainment. The replies
ives" and mo- are made by shaking
the head, while the counting is done
with the right foot. In addition TO its
talents. the pony is q very graceful ami
NAL and it Is making a big hit with the
juvenile patrons Of the Garrick IN par
ticular because OF It's appearance and
"ouieness, as some style IT.
Evening journal., 1917-12-19
AT THE VICTORIA.

Dorothy Dalton. for the first time
since appearing ON the photoplay Stage,
comes forth IN the robes and veil Of a
bride in 'Ten Of Diamonds now shown
at the Victoria. but she IS an eccentric
bride. Of course. carrying a bottle Of
wine. instead of the conventional bridal
bouquet
The play is q high-colored. dramatic
creation with Miss Dalton at her hest,
The cast includes smens Abe principals
lack LIVINGSTON. J. Barney sherry and
Dorcas Matthews. The story Is by
Albert COwles.
Evening journal., 1917-12-19
CITY MAY DARKEN
SOME sIREII LIGHTS

To aid in the conservation Of fuel the
Directors OF the Street and Sewer De
partment have decided that some street
lights may be eliminated on sunday and
Thursday nights, "lightless nights" The
plan is 10 cut on the inside lights along
Market street the same as is always
done after midnight This viii be done
II the fuel administration wishes IL done
as the directors arc anxious TO cooper
ate all they can In the conservation OF
The fuel supply.
Evening journal., 1917-12-19
BALTIMORE HAS half
MILLION DOLLAR Fire

BALTIMORE. Dec i9-Fire, which
broke out in the fve-story clothing es-
adjustment Of Morris Brothers and
Company. in the heart Of the wholesale
business district. early today, resulted
in loss estimated At close to $4,000.
Several large wholesale establishments
suffered heavy losses by water and
were threatened by the flames.
Evening journal., 1917-12-19
"vORDs AND MUSIC"

Raymond Hitcicock's production.
Words and Music" with Richard earle
and a big company viii close its Play
houes engagement tonight. It Is an at
traction entirely out Of the ordinary
and different from anything which has
been seen here The many friends
Of Mr.. Hitchcock end of Mr. earle are
glad 20 welcome them back Last
nights production was smooth COM
pared with Monday nights, but many
persons feel that the the hest Words
and Music" viii not prove suca win
ner as has "Hiichy- Koo' unless u
undereoes some changes. 10 is booked
10 open in New York on SATURDAY night
Evening journal., 1917-12-19
FOOT roOTrr

foot. Tootr' q new musical comedy
in three acts. will be- offered at The
Playhouse Christmas afternoon and
night and Wednesday following. by
Henry W. savage. foot To0t. Is the
work OF Edgar Allan Woolf, who wrote
the book, Bcrton Bralcy, who supplied
the lyrics and Jerome Kern. who COM
posed The music. 10 is adapted from
Rupert Hughes farce, EXCUSE Me.
The scenes show a railway terminal,
with soldiers departing for camp, a
Pullman car. with an steam up. speed
ing East and ana open country among
the Rockies where the train has been
held up hy robbers. There is dis
tlnguished cast supported by uumcr-
Gus chorus ~ youth and beauty.
Evening journal., 1917-12-19

LONDON. Dec i9-The German am
munition dump at Engel and the aero
drome there were bombed yesterday by
the British seaplanes. an Admiralty
statement announced today Several
direct hits were observed. IN enemy
aircraft was shot down in flames ana
another brought down out Of couiiol.
All British machines returned safely.
Evening journal., 1917-12-19
ORPHANS COUNT WonK.

In Orphans Court today Bessie Fl.
Luke was appointed guardian OF Joseph
c., James l.. and William ID. Luke.
Frances v Fidance was appointed
guardian OF Ralph Fidance. -f
Edward V. Coooh presented a petition
for partition OF real estate OF Sarah
sherer An order for summons was
granted
The court Will resume session this
afternoon.
Evening journal., 1917-12-19
AT THE MAJESTIC.

This is what is known as shopping
week and as a rule the poorest week
Electrically for all places Of amuse-
ment. But judging from the good
attendance at the Majestic so far this
week where there Is a special double
feature attraction this is not the case
al this theatre. The management made
special efforts 10 book the strongest at
fractions for This week and for the FIRST
three days have a double feature at
traction that Is far above the average.
They have been rewarded by splendid
attendance. n you want good enter
tainment don't miss seeing June Ca
price in her latest photoplay. I'm
known pa which is the dramatic part
Of the double attraction and will close
its run TODAY
Evening journal., 1917-12-19
cIIun sANEs GnANpMOTHER.

NINCENTONVN, n. j.. Dec. t9.-Bertha
Davidson. 9 years old, saved her 70-year-
Old grandmother from burning TO death.
The woman's dress became ignlted at
the Kitchen stove when there was no
one in the house except the child, who
wrapped a table cloth around her
grandparent who is chair ridden, and
extmguished the flames. burning her
own hands.
The girl then walked TO the nearest
farm house a mile away for assistance.
1ur sranGmOthers burns were not seri-
Gus.
Evening journal., 1917-12-19

New Castle County W. C.. r. u head
quarters win be formally opened tomor-
row, with q reception from 3 o'clock
until 10 o'clock. Miss nietta NJ Emer-
son. the county executive secretary, Will
be the guest OF honor
The members Of the building commit
tee are Mrs. Mary B. Donnen OF New
ark. chairman, Mrs. Sarah r. Fos' en-.
Mrs. Elgarda Derrlckson. Mrs. Sallie Hof-
focker, Mrs. Annie V. Sergeant and Mrs.
A. l. TrnnX.
Evening journal., 1917-12-19
CATAkRA And COLDS
RuEVED AT ONCE
Opens Up Oogged NOstrils,
VanisheS Gold in Head and
Caiarrh Like Magic

CAMPHOROLE sOothes and relieves
catarrhal deafness, and head noises.
Il drives out congestion without appa-
ratus. inhalers. lotions, harmful drugs.
smoke or electricity. Do not treat your
cold lightly; this is pneumonia season. II
yoa have Geld IN head, Psln in chest, OF
sore throat. send 10 nearest drug store
for a jar Of CAMPHOROLE. and watch
how quickly il will relieve you.
Physicians recommend CAMPHQRQLE
for colds and catarrhal affections Of the
nose and throat bronchitis. Group, asthma.
stiff neck. sore muscles. lumbago. stiff
joints. headache. frosted feet. rheumatism,
cold in muscles. neuritis, hay fever. APP
piled TO chest il will check development
Of cold end often prevent pneumonia.
Evening journal., 1917-12-19
NEWS OF THE DAY ON WAR FRONTS

Apparently Germany began the shift
at the instant Of the negotiations with
Russia for an armistice Apparently the
change has now been accomplished. so
that the provisions In the armisiice as
now made effective for troop transfers
do not now give Germany any losses in
the way Of troops
Evening journal., 1917-12-19
otTEN DE DANCE.

Take a little time from your busy
shoppine, give yourself little recrea-
lion and YOU viii be able 20 shop with
more vim. You can't do this better
than BY attending the biz double Ser
pentlne Dance and Confetti shower. ar
ranged for this evening at Dawson's
Queen De Dance. Don't miss IL.
Evening journal., 1917-12-19
By W. :. FORREST,
United Press Stan Correspondent.

InlTrU TTteH sun CORRESPONDENCE
WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES IN THE
FIELD. Dec. iq.-Germany has with
drawn an her best soldiers from The
Russian front and replaced them by her
youngest and oldest and poorest troops
From numerous documents taken in
raids and from prisoners themselves,
French headquarters learned today that
all German troops between 20 and IS
were being moved from the Eastern TO
the Western theatre Of war.
Evening journal., 1917-12-19

pictures loves a William s. Hart pic
ture. Particularly his new Aircraft
pictures and which are shown only and
exclusively at the Queen Theatre.
Harris position in the field Of film Is
decidedly unique one. He is the
single accepted Interpreter Of western
types. the only actor before the cam
Evening journal., 1917-12-19
By The United press

LONDON. Dec. 40 Driving on Of hos
tile accommodating parties south and
northeast Of passchaendele by British
defensive Ore and capture Of a few pris-
oners was an Field Marshal Haig re-
ported today from the British frcut
Evening journal., 1917-12-19
Attractions At The City Theatres
today IN TIRE THEATRES
Az TIE PLAYHOUSE

At TIE PLAYHOUSE
Raymond Hitchcocks Words and
Music"
AT THE GARRlCk.
Vaudeville.
Al THE QUEEN.
William S Hart in THE Silent
Man" .Photoplayl.
AT THE MAJESTIC.
June Caprice in Unknown ga
.Photoplayl.
At THE VICTORIA.
Dorothy Dalton IN Ten Of Dia-
monds" photoplayl, and the Halifax
explosion pictures.
At THE SAVOY.
Beatriz Michelena in The IN
written Law"
AT THE LYRIC.
Musical Comedy.
Evening journal., 1917-12-19
RUSSIAN SITUATION
FAR FROM STABLE

Continued From Page One)
the city proper and there Is great dis
order.
The Ukrani7n rebels machine guns
are accurately trained on the Boishevikl
headquarters IN the city's two princi-
pal cafes.
Evening journal., 1917-12-19

BY The United Press
BERLIN, Via London, Dec. to.-Moro
than 1900 Italians were taken prisoners
by Teutonic forces which stormed
Monte As0lene and positions northwest
and northeast Of that height, today's
Official statement asserted.
Evening journal., 1917-12-19
MEETING pOsTPONED.

The meeting Of the Ladies' Auxiliary
Of the Volunteer Firemen's Relief As
ISOLATION has been postponed until jan
uary ?.
Evening journal., 1917-12-19
Az LIE nIEEN.

The irite saying that everybody loves
lover has been paraphrased into the
asserts In that every lover Of motion
Evening journal., 1917-12-19
Hnrrahl
Only SIX DAYS OFF

Open Evenings Till Xmas
Beginning tonight az the request
OF many OF our patrons who are
unable 10 get in during the day
and 10 assist In relieving the con-
gcstlon Of our wonderful busl-
ness we will keep open nights
until @ o'clock.
Every Department Crowded
with the latest and best
Boys Trench Oyercoats, s. to
$50.
Little Boys. 81 TO si2
Boys knicker suits, a 10 si5.
Little Boys Juniors, 81 10 SO.
Bows Alacklnaws. "a TO $40.
Boys Refers. ga TO $40.
BOYS RaincOats, 50 10 SIS.
Watches given with $40 cash
sales OF boys goods In short
pants sizes 10 rs years.
Mems and Young Mems
New Trench Oyercoats. Si5 to
$50
New Better suits, SIS to $50.
Corduroy Norfolk Suits, $40 to
SIS
Heavy Corduroy Trousers, $3.50
TO IS.
Riding Brooches. s. and Sc.
sheep Lined Coats, s. TO SIS.
Mems New Furnishings.
New Umbrellas, 81 10 $40.
New silk Ties, SOC 10 $50.
New SILK Sox. Coo 10 a. so.
New Heavy Underwear. 500 to
$500.
New Heavy Sweaters. 50 TO $40.
Grips and Bags.
House Boots and slippers and
everything else men and boys
wear.
open tonight tine.
MULLINS HOME STORE
9Th and Market.
Evening journal., 1917-12-19

IN III" WITTN n -
BERLIN, via London. Dec. i9.-"Our
avialors effectively attacked London,
Ramsgate and Margate." an Official
statement declared today.
Evening journal., 1917-12-19

era who is stamped with the "sterl-
ms" mark Of fidelity 10 western char
acters as they existed when the big
country was young, when men were
rough and rugged and virile, and when
woman was protected, not by the
strong arm Of the law, as today but by
the sturdy arm Of man.