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Washington Journal., 1917-01-12
Mns Ocnti6en &irdcn.
ct. Mearien.9irdle.

Sonntog lit Der &onmunionstog
fir Die Wtitglie0er Der Srouen.So-
oolit6t. gei ser Z l1br OeeiIe geben
lie qemeinidoftli6 3ltr FL. &ommitni-
on un0 berridten ibre 0onfio9ungs-
qebete. lin 8 llbr no6mittogs babet
ite ibre &eriommIung in Der Stride.
9to6 DER g(nooft unO fitr5en Sreoigt
boben ite ibre Notwithstanding
in Der unteren SduIbolle. 9ieie miro
bon Inn 70 gr0Berem Sntereiie iein,
meoen Der 8nbl Der nellen Seomten
fir oos loufenbe Sobr.
Im fommenoen 0onnerstag Ibenb
ocn Is. Sonuor, boben Die Siinglin-
oe unO MGnner Der ct. Worienfir-
be tpie oie MitQlieoer bes @inotborit
Clubs cine beionoere Seriolnmlrng
in Der Sdulbolle I'M nG1ere Inor0-
nungen gu treffen fir Die nuf ieOe
@cilc tGtigc MitbiGfe gum @rfolge
ocs om 5. Sebruor beginnenoen go.
5ors gum 8eIten Der Witpen uno
@oiien ser GentroImG6te.
glm porletten Oonnerstog fdn0 6os
@earG6niS 0es p%erItorbenen &errn 81.
0onbafl uhter 3oblrei6er 8eteili-
gung Itott. Serrn 9anbafl traf elm
llngIiifsfaa in @iImington, Del, mo-
er 5ltr 3eit belddfti9t mar. No6 Dem
Heqltiem in Der Stride mltroe iein
2ei6nom an ser Seite ieines ber-
itorbenen 8ru6ers oltf Dem ct. Wa-
rieilfir6bofe beItattet.
Nm borigen Somstag itarb IN iei-
tler &eiioen5 in 8rooflon0 Serr 4n-
ton M0Qer. Dos bobe Sitter bon fat
80 Sobren botte Serr Woeler err
reif)t. Salt felt Ser @riinOiing Ser
ct. Worienfir6e, 1915, mar Ser Ser
itorbene elm eifriges un0 gei61ttes
Witglie0 oerielben, lpie Oes alien st.
Soiepbs-@ ercins. 9lm Wontog mar
oos feierli6e 8egrdbnts, Dem biele
@eriponote, Sreunoe nie feline Ser
einsgenoiien Oes ct. Soiepbspereins
in ser st. Warienfir6e b~ciipobnten.
Ser bodp. Serr @farrer, S. st. &otb,
Ser Ben Serblie6enen iebr bod i6dt-
te, uno ibm regelmaBig felt mebr aIs
Is Snbren Die I'll. &ommtnion brad
te, neil er ipegen 4Itersi6ip66e Die
Stride ni6t beiu6en fonnte, belt oas
&equiem uno nad oemleIben cine
riibren0e 2eidenreoe. Ser 2ei9nom
oes lie6en &erltorbenen mltroe in ser
6omiliengruft oltf Dem ct. Morien-
fir6bofe beigeiett.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12
vGlattoiitIder Screen.

Die monotli9e @eriommIilng, noel,
DIE 0onnerstag, ben 4. Sorltar in
8aBmonns Solle, 705 Siebente Ctr.
itottfanb, mar lebr gut beil16t, 90
on oieiem 4beno oas 22-iGbrige Stif-
tllngSfelt oes @ereins ltattfonb. 9as
8o5ar-&omite beri6tete, oaB iolpeit
ser r8lottoeuti6e Screen" in 8e-
tra6t fame, aues in gutter Sr6nung
lei. Die @intrittsfarten puroen a1
Die Witglieoer oltsgeteilt uno fonnen
jebt nod bon Serrn &orl M9terfir-
6en, 205 Siebente Str. N.-8., 5lt
boben iein. 0os @ergniigungsfomi-
te beri6tete, baB am 20. Sebruar in
ser Sdngerbltnobaae Ser jGbrli6e
8on abgebalten miro. @ae Sreunbe
oeS 8ereins mogen babon Scotia neb-
men. Seoermann lit freunoli6it elm
gelaoen, oieien pergnilgten Mbeno nit
Sen n8latt0iiti6en" 81 berleben. Na1
SdluB ser @eriammlung fon6 sur
Seller oes Stiftungsfeltes Elm gemiit.
Ii6er Gommers Itatt, perbunoen nit
einem foulanten SeiteIien, ipeldes Der
Slide bes Serbergsbaters ollie @bre
modte. &rdiioent 8iegmorn croft
nete Ben Neigen Der beri6ieoenen STE.
ben nit elmer fernigen @niprnbe, in
mel6er er 0as 8o6lergeben bes Ser
Gems Sen Mitgliebern ans Ser5 Iegte
Seine @orte nur6en nit groBem 8ei-
fall ouigenommen. Inter nnoeren
folgten nod 0ie Serren Sris Seebo=
De. @m. Berger uno @m. Same.
mann nit &eoen. Wan geoadte oll6
Der berItorbenen Screen S6miot u1o
Brandt uno ebrte oeren Mblterben
ollrd @rbeben bon Sen Siben. gi=
ne gemiltli9e MISUNDERSTANDING BEL
qutem @iien uno Trinfen, Die bis
Witterna6t oauerte, ma1te ben
S6luB oes Mbenos. Mne i6oie6en
nit Der lle6er5eugung, ooB es bier
MIR einen 8lattoeutiden @erein gibt
uno INNER geben miro no @emiit-
li6feit 5u Sauie lit. 1SSune's bolt
falt".
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12

men. @on noble oieieIfen freuno.
Iidft an 6te aoreiie oes ReD. %. 81.
WenseI, 1920 q ctr. R.-8. i6iden.
gbenIo bittet 0os 9omite Inn Brief
morfen oIer @rt. geim lebten 8a-
5or boben oieIeIben biele gea6froge
aefl,noen 1ro es meroen ale Be
iiser bon 8riefmorfen gebeter, lolde
an Serrn 6. &letiG, 315 u Strobe
&c. at i1ifen.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12
Webnrten:

Sbomos uno @tbeI @ogner, &nabe.
Irno Ii. sc. 8ieboeber, &nobe.
8iIbelrt uno Tbereie 8eder, &nobe.
@iIb. II. SiIoe 8iier, 8nobe.
Su6esfGlle:
2ltoipig @ilinger, 70 Sabre, 1873
@0oms Ctr. N.=@.
Clinton Moeler, SO Sabre, 1929
2oiprence Str. W.-S.
9. SeIber, 81 Sabre, @eorgetopr
II. Soip.
Moam 9idboitt, 81 Sabre, 5207
Colorado Mbenlte.
Gbeidliefnnsen:
@eorg Steinoeder uno Sobannt
Sbran.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12
Gum &rtessbilfes8 a5ar
M@tuHg!
WniIeudjur fir ben Sa5ar
bDm 80. Tebrnar.

Ser @eoonfer, beim benorItebenoen
@o5or fir oie &riegsmitttpen uno
8oiien bur1 einen gemii6ten Weoi-
iendor einfa1e oeittihe 8olfslieoer
p%ortragen 5u lolien, finbet Inflang.
Nitn gilt es, bel Der raid norriifen-
ben 3eit nod raider 81 banoeln nno
eiten Infang nit ben Yroben al ma
6en.
9err Seinri1 Sommer, Der be-
nobrte Mtiiiifer uno Oirigent, erflGrt
itd bereit, Die 2eitung 81 iibernebmen.
Cine paiIenoe tno biaige Samm-
lung bon 2ieoern lit gefunoen lporOen
uno longt in oieien Sogen in GENT
geno @remplnren bier on.
Serr Martin @iegano ioret fir eli
ne groBe 8lotfornl oif meIhem Der
Gbor aufltequng finoen fam in Der
Contention Son.
9os n@oibington Soiirnol" itelt
feline unentbebrli6e Mtitbilfe our Be
fonntmodung Ser Sode frei CUR Ser
fltgltlg.
Die Montoa .Mbenoe meroen urs
BON beri6ieoenen Seiten aus, als
bie poiienoite 3eit fir Die 8roben
be5eiAnet.
Wau bofft nit orei bis bodltens
bier Troben bur63ufommen, an ipa-
teren Mbenoen fol- ms oie Sdnger-
bunobaIle freitnoIihlt fir bieieIben
8ltr &erfiigung 9eiteut meroen, MIR
lit OieS nidt IN Ser nd6iten ISOLDE
m0elid, itno 10 nintmt man, aitsbilfs-
ipei1e, fir oiesmol Ole Goncoroia SEQ
pele. Stun loutet Die Harole:
Nnf sur eriten Yrobe
Montag, Is. Sannar, 8 1t6r abcn6s,
in Der GDucorSia &apele,
Gde ser 20. tlno 6 Str. N.-8.
Mon re6net nit 8eltimmtbeit olif
cine 5oblrei6e @eteiligung ieitens Der
MGnner6ore, Der beridieoenen Sir
6en60re uno naer geiangsfroben
| Serren un0 0nmen, Die gerne NIT
ibrer Stimmbegobung bienen mod
ten. bic Grobeobenoe meroen obne
3meifel fir ollie 8eteiligten 81 @eIe-
genbeiten zines froben, genilBrei6en
9eiiammenieins meroen.
Won fnmme oI1ol
Mon fomme ioglei6 our eriten
Trobe!
llno, ma fomme nit elmer S1or
bon raid nngetuorbenen 8egleitern!
8eiteres IN u%nierer ndd,iten Num-
mer.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12
v8ermania Manner-G bur"

@m a. Sanuar bate Ser @ermonio
WGnner6or Notwithstanding.
Der 8%rGfioent, Serr Sobn &eif, err
offnete oie Situng. Mne 9eamten
moren unfpeienb. 9as BrotofoG uno
Der 6inan3beri6t murben ongenpm-
men. 3mei nelle Witglieoer iplroen
in Sen W1nner6or aufgenommen uno
5mor iinb es Die Serren Sritin unb
s. Saffner. 8eim 8a5or. miro ser
Mdnnerhor Die &egeIbobn iiberneb-
men. Won iprad BEN 9amen Sam-
mel, Ser uno Sander Sen beraIihIten
Oonf ans fir beren Witbilfe an Der
@eibnnAtsfeier.
Sim 9onnerstaa, Den is. sSunltar,
gibt Ser u@ermanio M1nnerhor" eli.
men lnterbaltunesobenb.
2nndrull, @eallpaf, iuirflihe 9elifo-
tcien, iinb sn baben bei:
8IbIcrs,
532 Genter' mnb Is &igss Marft.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12
Sndlt GteQnua:

Monn, ser oeuti6 uno englii6
ipridt, iudt 8ei61ftigung. 9eriel-
be fam lid in bielen 8e5iebungen
niieIid MAIDEN. @iirbe germ einen
@GderitonO ii6ernebmen uno fam
aud om nGofe" mitbelfen.
so MbrtIe ctr. $50.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12
Xander s. Plugge

1917 Siebente Strabe, N. %.
Selepbon Nortb 1853.
0ibe 8bisties, $1.25 Die @aIone; Acc
Dag Quart unb auflp1rts. 8eionoers Snls
periaI, 6 Sabre alt. So Die @aIone. 75t
oas Quart. Oh NeIiabIe. s Sabre alt
81 Die @allone, 81 oas Quart. Outer
alter Bourbon, Malt bon ScotH Wbis-
ten. California Sberries, 81 unb $1.50
Die @allone. Csc uno SOC bas Quart
Seine importierte @berrb ober Rortipeine
50 Die @aIlune. 60c oas Quart. Ollie
Sorten 8rnnoies, &lims uno Gins. gns
liforniide unD impprtierte Glarets. ipiuie
eigene Rreiiung. Nue 5orten 8eibpeine
uno Mbeinipeine.
4reisIiite our TerfagMna.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-12

Sim WittpodL Den 8. Sanl,ar, belt
bas 8a3ar : &omite i'm Soale oes
SGngerbuno : Gl1tbbouies cine Ser
iammlung ob. Serr Mortin @ie-
gan0 fiibrte ben Sorfis. Ine 8eam-
ten iparen anlpeien0.
9os 8rotofon Der lebten Sisune
mur0e obne Ginrpnn0 angenommen.
Die borliegenoen &orresponbenaen
fomen sur 8erleiiing unb Grleoieurg.
Der u@ermania Club gibt $500 gum
8eiten oes @a5ars uno feline Weitglie-
ser bieten ibre Silfe on. 9ie dit
preubenbilfe" bittet I'M 3uipenoune
zines 8etroges aus ben @infiinften
oes 8a5ors rrlb miro &i9ter Nippert
ols Steiner beriaifen, penn ge-
miinl1t.
Gin Greflltib &omite nuroe gebil-
BET uno 5ipor ion oasielbe aus oen
Soriibern Ser e~in5elnen StGhoe urlb
je einem 9eiiiber beiteben; biefes nelte
&omite ioa ii6 bon nun an ie6en
Wittiuo6 beriammeIn. - Ser @ort-
laltt Ser @inIaBfarten murbe grtgebei-
ben, pie er boreelegt NOR. gs ipuroe
bei6loiierL bob oerienige, Der 500
gintrittsfarten berfauft, als 8elob-
ming cine 3~eberntrube erbalten fon,
sic SEER Martin @iegano ou Itiften
ii6 erbot.
Serr Baltor Meu5el beridtet, baB
SRI. Sha0e nidt mitbelfen fam, ga
ibr S6mager ~geitorben iei. 8aItor
Wen5el bat auBeroem nm cine 3lt-
menoung bon 8iihern. Gin @auoe-
bile : Sbeater miro beim 8aoar rtr-
fer 2eitung Ger Serren 81. S. Tbie-
ting uno Or. Sulius @oebel, IT,. in
Serbinoung nit Srdulein Srie6a
Srommel aGerlei 8ortrGge bumori-
Itii6er ODER muiifaliider Mrt oarbie-
ten, ausgefibrt bon bieiigen nno aus
martigen &iinitIern ilno Dilettnnten.
Ser 8inoborit Club Der ct. Marien-
firfe miro ii6 an 8a5ar aftip betei-
igen nnter 8oriis oes Serrn Sol. Be-
gomis, uno 5iuar miro er Die 8orbe-
reitungen fir ben Ean5 t%reffen. Ser
@uritglofenitano miro bonn Serrn
Sobn %. Iutb beiorgt meroen. gs
puroe angeraten, bob Boitfarten
ilberal bertauft peroen. Ser Ger
mania MGnner=gbor bot iid an, ir-
genomelde &egelbabn 81 iib%ernebmen.
8riefmorfen merben fir Marfen-
lommler erbeten, Inn am 8iideritano
berfanft 81 merben. Der bellti6e I'm
ter'tiibungsbunb SEQ. 100 beabiihtigt,
beim 9u5ar einen 1O-Gents-S tore at
iibernebmen.
0as Bidder &omite 6es 6eutihen
Godars, (@oriibenoer &err 8aitor s..
q. @enael) itelt on olle Sreitnoe oes
So5oorS Die oringeitoe 8itte, Dem
&omite Bidder gum @erfauf Su iiber-
ienben. gnalii9e -ooer beltti6e, So
none. @eidihtsbii6er, Bidder. nit
ooer obne giloer-fird ireeromeIhe
Bidder Die in artem 8uitonb fino
uno gum @erfnuf Ioden, fino ipilIfom.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-04
The Depottations from Lille.

This proclamation was 70 lowed up
by tho deportation OF 2J.GH4 French
civilians from the towns of Roubaiss
and Lille. There were girls as young
as is among the victims, and men as
old as IS. Families were ruthlessly
broken up.
The first patches were obtained by
sporadic slave raids in tho streets and
houses. Then the garrison of Lille was
reinforced, and on April 20, 1915
(Holy Saturday, the first systematic
deportation was carried out. About
80 in the morning, troops with fixed
bayonets barred the streets, machine
guns commanded the roads-against
unarmed people. Soldiers made their
way into the houses, the officer point
ed out the people who were to go, and
half an hour later everybody was
marched pell-mell into an adjacent fac
tory, and from there to the station,
whence the departure took place"
Only a part of the exiles were en-
ployed on agriculture in the occupied
territory. Others, contrary to the Ger
man promise and contrary to every
recognized concept Of Justice, were
compelled to do work Of military ma
ture for the advantage of the German
army.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION OF TIME
APPOINTED FOR PROVING
WILL E<,


In the Probate Court Of the County Of
Ada, State Of Idaho.
In the matter of the estate Of Isaac
Bell, deceased.
Pursuant 10 an order OF said Court,
made on til LIST day of May, 1917, no
tice is hereby given that Thursday. the
18th day Of May, 1917, at 10 o'clock
a. M, OF said day, at the Court Room
Of said Court. at the Court House in
Boise. County of Ada, has been APP
pointed as the time and place for prov
ing the will of said Isaac Bedal, de-
ceased. and for hearing the applfca-
ton Of Hattie Mayn and William Be-
dal for the issuance to them Of letters
testamentary when and where any per-
son interested may appear and con-
test the same.
Dated May LIST, 1917.
r. H. DUNLAP,
MIS- Clerk.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-04
Expectant Mothers
Relieved of Pain


Since the days Of our first parents
In the Garden OF Eden, womer have
borne the pain and discomfort Of
childbirth. Science on its part, has
worked to modify and to relieve In
part, the dreadful suffering at such
q time.
The preparation known as Mothers
Friend" Is applied by the mother
to be herself, externally, night snd
morning. It relieves the tension on
the muscles, cords and ligaments Of
the abdomen. and the expectant
mother Is made much more comfort
able. The crisis is one Of much less
pain and danger.
Thousands Of women who have used
It successfully state that they cannot
say enough about the good "Mother's
Friend" did for them and refer par
ticularly to the absence Of nausea or
morning sickness.
Ask your husband to get you .
bottle from the drug store. If you
wish valuable book for mothers,
write NE Bradfield Regulator Com
pany, Dept. r, 166 Atlanta, Ga. II
y free and will b sent at onss.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-04

have set forth in this column
the first and second principles Of the
tuberculosis cure, namely: the pro-
per disposition of the patients spu-
tum: and the necessity for rest.
The third principle underliss tho
idea Of what 10 called the twenty
four hour cure" Il 10 that the pat
lent should every possible moment,
day and night, twsnty-thrse hours
anyway. breathe fresh air and be In
the sunshine 90 long as there 10 .
ray Of it.(Of course the excessive
heat of tho summer sun must be
avoided.) At night, no matter how
cold, the windows are to be open:
nailed up. not down, IL there IL to DO
any mailing. The colder the air the
surer the cure; more patients rscov-
er Of consumption In the winter than
in the summer. Drafts are, however,
to b avoided. This can be done BY
means Of screen, or . blanket-deck-
cd clothes horse, appropriately
placed. Only twice, from day 10 day.
should the windows be closed. A
member of the family comes in half
an hour before dressing time and
tuutS LILO WAuuOWb. Anu ~ U6uIlHO
the patient undresses with closed
Window; and when he Is snugly in
bed for the night someone opens his
windows for him.
The fourth principle calls for plsn-
ty Of nutritious food stuffs, coupled
with good digestion, SO that all the
fuel taken into the body can be con.
verified into healthy, serm-resisting
tissues. The doctor must decide de-
tails for individual cases; but, in
general terms, we try for the largest
amount of nourishment with the
least amount Of labor for the diges-
tive tract. Thus the patient should
stow away roasted or broiled meats
(beef, mutton or lamb, fowl, fresh
vegetables and fruits. cereals lib
orally mixed with cream, plenty of
sugar, good butter. = generous ad-
mixture Of table salt and, at or be-
tween meals III the appetite will
stand for ~ from six to eight eggs
and from one to three quarts Of milk
daily. Such indigsstiblss a. innu.
tritious sweets, pastries and dainties
must be avoided: these interfere
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-04

67HIS may take back to the old question of moving
up the clock In any event, it leads us to the newer
subject of "the twilight day." What do we think
about it, The question better be asked of the mer
chants 1t would be presumpuous for us to enter upon
advisory discussion of their business arrangements
However, venture to make this suggestion that if
without serious disturbance loss they could adjust their
affairs to permit earlier closing during the summer
months and such action would stimulate city gardening
and at the time give bit more time in connection
with that work. for recreation would be good plan to
adopt.
We have previously pointed out with reference to any
change IN the clock that this section is already nearly an
hour ahead of the To turn the clock ahead 60 min
ues more would divide the day too uneveny Judged from
the sum- Moreover, it would be desirable to make har
monous arrangement with the railroad and telegraph
companies in order to avoid double clock system-and
the tmepeces of those companies necessarily govern
mentally and probably could not be changed to meet
local clocks.
We are glad, without further comment to submit the
suggestion to the business of the city We doubt
though it many would desire to open their places of bust
hour earlier however they might feel about
o'clock closing for the summer months.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-04

have no sense till l have swatted the
sauerkraut out of him. We've stood
and looked on bloody murther. by lying
notes explained, until the thing
could go no further, If honor were re-
tanned. The patience of this mighty
nation. made no appeal to Bill; so now
we tire of explanation" we load our
guns to kill. No more I'm preaching
tiresome cermons on peace, and kim
dred boons; I'm cut to shoot bunch
of Germans and swipe their pantaloons.
I'm done with peace, o men and BROTH
ers, until this war shall cease: and
have little use for others who still are
prating Peace"
Copyright by George Matthew Adams)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-04
MILITARY CoMMANDANT OF

The attitude of England makes the
provisioning OF the population more
and more difficult
To reduce the misery. the German
authorities have recently asked for vol
unteers to go and work In the coun-
try. This offer has not had the sue
cess that was expected.
In consequence Of this the inhabit-
ants will be deported by order and re-
moved into the country. Persons de-
ported will be sent to the interior of
the occupied territory in France. far
behind the front, where they will be
employed in agricultural labor, and not
in any military work whatever BY
this measure they win be given the OPP
portunity of providing better for their
| subsistence.
| In case Of necessity provisions can
be obtained through the German de-
pots. Every person deported will be
allowed to take with him 80 kilo-
grammes of luggage (household uten-
sils clothes, etc., which they will be
well advised to make ready at once.
I order, therefore that no one may
until further order, change his place OF
residence. No one may absent himself
from his legally declared residence
from 90 p. m. to 60 a. m. German
time), unless he is in possession Of q
permit in due form.
Inasmuch as this Is an irrevocable
measure, it is in the interest Of the
population itself to remain calm and
obedient.
THE COMMANDANT.
| Lille, April, 1916.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-04
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR PROBATE OF WILL AND
FOR THE ISSUANCE OF
LETTERS TESTAMENT

AIRY THEREON.
In the Probate Court of Ada County,
State of Idaho.
In the matter of the estate Of Bessie
Docie Merriman, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given: That the
petition for the probate of the will of
Bessie Docie Merriman, deceased, and
for the issuance of letters testament
airy to Nina Fern Hatch, has been filed
in the above entitled court by the said
Nina Fern Hatch. and that Saturday,
the 18th day of May, 1917. at 10 o'clock
a. m. of said day, at the court room Of
said court, at the County Court House.
in Boise City. Ada County. Idaho, has
been appointed by an order of the above
entitled court. duly made and entered
on the 2Sth day Of April, 1917, as the
time and place for hearing said Pc
tition, when and where any person in
terested may appear and contest the
same and show cause II any he has.
why said petition shall not be granted
Dated Foise, Idaho, this 2sth day Of
April. 1917.
r. H. DUNLAP,
Clerk
Mil
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-04
PEACE ALONE WILL CAUSE ovERpRoDucT1oN.

mOSS1BLY there American producers who
- entertain much the fears expressed by repre-
sentatives of Bosses Chinese gardeners relative to
overproducton locally due city gardens The Chinese
are afraid they will be ruined because they long
pershables started before the heavier production
ment under way. American producers may also be
apprehensve although from the angle of specu
lation.
The Chinese will not be ruined. They may not receive
high prices for seasonabe garden stuff they have in
the past but there will be demand for their produce not
withstanding the city gardening Everybody is not gard
enng Moreover of those who have gone in for it
putting in root crops.
The American growers here will not be injured. If
every vacant lot in Boise put into potatoes and
onions etc. the added production would dent the
general demand than tackhammer could break down Ar
rowrock Indeed nationwide city garden production
of staples added the straight farm output would
over production if the continues
When consider late season and other conditions
nmica crops this year and the acquisitions that will be
made at home and abroad there could be overproduc
ton if immensely larger cultivated this year
than is used or contemplated for
We say this the advice of the best authorities in this
country The call is for more crops and crops and
still more crops"
Putting in our best ticks, raising every pound that is
possible this season. will still be short mless-peace
comes and surely that would be worth any monetary loss
due to surplus crops.
The indications unfortunately are that pleace will be
long delayed at least the present year.
This war will be won largely by American production
plus American ships to carry the stuff abroad We may
not successfully operate the ships but supply the
cargoes and leave defense forces do the
So let all who get busy with the crops and allow
no interference by any talk about over-production.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-04
CLEAR AWAY THE WASTE

Bowel regularity is the secret Of good
health, bright eyes, clear compilations.
and DR.. Kings New Life Pills are a
mild and gentle laxative that regulates
the bowels and relieves the congested
intestines by removing the accumulat-
ed wastes without gripping. Take a pill
before retiring and that heay head,
that dull spring fever feeling disap-
pears. Get DIR. Kings New Life Pills
at your druggist, 25c.-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-04
THE SUMMER PARKS.

THE SUMNER PARKS.
Let us do a bit of cheering,
Crying Wheel" and "Goodby
gander!"
For the season now Is nearing
When the little groups meander,
With their bright expectant faces.
To amusement parks and places!
Oh, the laughter and the scramble.
Oh. the jollity and testing.
See them frisk about and gambol!-
Do they never think OF resting?
What a Joyous thing lark 10
In q swell amusement park (is)l
There are shows and peanut rossters
Ferris wheels and loudly screechine
Ladies' on the rolly-coasters,
Bankers noisily beseeching
Old and young to bend their glances
On some interesting dances!
See the many making merry!
n you're any sort OF sport you're
Sure to ride the Foolish Ferry,
Or some other form of torture.
How we're waiting now and hopin'
For the summer parks to open!
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-04

t n Q r Q Sc c m g d
chances of gaining
such q boon; but
now I grind my
swords and lances,
and hum q martial
tune. Long, long I
hoped the nutty
kaiser would see
where he w a 8
wrong, that he'd
have counsel, san
er, wiser, than he
has had for long.
But he Is drunk
with blood, besot-
ted. In carnage he
xyo,Y1d eu,ir,. ba'1l
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-04
TRAM p JOKE.

Lady" said the tramp, I'm so
hungry l could eat the grass there
right off your front yard!"
Don't go yeti This isn't the one
where the lady tells him the grass is
longer around in back. In this one
the lady tells him to go ahead and
do nice job and trim it neatly along
the walk and around the trees.)
go ahead and do a nice job and,
trim IT neatly around the trees" said
the lady.
"All right, lady, it's a days work
and I'll do it for dollar"
Here's your dollar said the lady.
when he had it done. I'm glad you
came around. The neighbors borrow
ed our lawnmower.!"