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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-10
LEGISLATURE TODAY
HOUSE.

Majority Leader Moody, rising to
point of personal privilege, fatty de-
MED charge of Statesman there was
joked in Militia Pay bill, and called that
publication a .prevaricator" seeking to
create friction betwcC.. adjntant gem
erals and governpr's offices and regi-
ment. Minority supports ma jority's
contention.
Speaker Alfred appointed Represent
atiyes Sims, Griee. Monson of Oneida
Hubbard and Lucas as printing com
mittee. Report OF mileage committee
recommitted. Printing committee in
structed to receive bids.
Memorial introduced providing for
direct election of presidential electors
Bills introduced giving power to gov
ernor to remove aheriffs and prosecut-
ing attorneys for dereliction of duty
and to amend law relative to sum-
mons in justice courts.
Adjourned to 1o a m. Thursday.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-10
RIBBONS ANDCUPS
TO Be AWARDEDAT
THE Canine SHOW
Winners in Pet Stock De-
partment to Be An
nounced Tonight-Large
Attendance at Poultry
Show Today.

The attendance at the annual poultry
and pet stock exhibition this afternoon
was the largest of the week. Practical
ly speaking. all breeding and exhibiting
members of the association from adj
jacent points in southern Idaho ar
rived on early morning trains and spec
tators interested in chickens and dogs
can ascertain at a glance owners and
prize winners as the coops are all rib
boned and display owners names.
Officers and directors of the associ-
alton were kept busy all day today an
swering questions and explaining de-
tails to anxious inquirers regarding thu
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-10

Heated taxis and automobiles. day
and night. o. S. Cole. phone 75.-AdN
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-10

Hear the Pathephone at Jensen's.
ADV, Sun. Tues. Il Fri. J-12
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-10
Sc NATE.

Passed memorial to congress to ap-
propriate $4,000 for good roads ON Fort
Hall Indian reservation. introduced
bill to provide for appointment of adj
ditional Judge in Fifth judicial district
Adopted mileage committee report
Senator Pincock. because he received
mileage as presidential elector, declined
to accept senate mileage Attaches arc
sworn in.
Recessed to o'clock this afternoon
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-10
MEASURES CALL FOR REFORMS

Representative Anderson introduced
joint memorial to congress calling
for an amendment to the constitution
Of the United States so that presiden-
tial electors may be elected by direct
vote of the people instead of appointed
and placed on the ballot. This is re-
form that has been urged for years.
1t virtually calls for the election of the
president of the United States directly.
The administration bill, SO strongly
Endorsed by the governor in his mes
sage to the legislature yesterday. for
more power to dismiss sheriffs and
prosecuting attorneys who fail In the
various counties over the state to en-
force the prohibition laws, was pre-
scented by Representative Anderson. A
second bill by Bennett amends the pre-
sent law relative to summons in justice
| courts.
The house cleaned up It's calendar
and adjourned to 10 a. m. tomorrow
morning.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-10

apparent contention Of the morning
Statesman"
Speaker Alfred put the motion and 1t
carried closing the incident.
PRINTING COMMITTEE NAMED.
The following printing and supply
committee was appointed by the speak
err: Representatives Sims, Grice, Mon
son of oneida, Hubbard and Lucas.
This committee was authorized to re-
ceive bids for printing the house jour
nails and report back to the house. 1t
was also empowered to appoint a
rroofreader and assistant at S. per
day.
The mileage committee submitted Its
report but owing to mistakes in it, the
report was re-referred to the commit
tee. This report gave henderson, the
Ada county delegation the smallest
number Of miles. or 2, emitting then
to % cents each and Representative
Kent of Boundary county the greatest
number of miles or 1856, emitting him
to S125.60.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-10
NEED MONEY FOR REPORTS.

The house discussed the matter OF
distributing copies of the session laws
and codes to members. The original
motion was to merely loan the codes
to members The question of old men,
bers returning their copies came up.
Representatives Moody, Anderson,
Young. Daughters. Johnston, Newport,
GrIce and others joined in the discus
sion. Johnston finally moved that &c
copies be procured and distributed.
On motion of Representative Storey
the speaker appointed Storey and
Kribs to investigate the report the
state highway commission was without
funds with which to print and submit
its report
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
The rrand old game OF boxing IS =

The grand old game or boxing Is
Just hanging on the ropes In New
FORK state There IL little doubt
bu; what the old warrior will De-
dropped for the fatal count Gov.
Whitman has demanded the repeal
OF the Fravlsy lsw--the law that
uUw governs rttTF E-IfH-IT tt tftTzr sFEyP-
The unfortunate death OF prelim-
.nary. boxer in ring in Albany. ,he
capital OF the state. coming AZ the
time Of a nasty scandal IN the box.
Ing commission. caused the gov
srnor 90 act
We are sorry 20 see the old sport
20. But maybe il il for the best
in It's present condition
Il seems that the adheren;s OF the
game viii never learn In every
state. city. and instance In which
boxing has been Killed. 1, has been
Killed by the promoters. managers.
and boxers n the game goes OF
the slate In New York they will
have no one 20 blame but then
selves. There isEt a reason in The
worId-exoeps possibly precedent
Why the sport cannot be couduc Cd
In a proper manner
But no the Toys just can't b.
have,
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
His NAME is sMiTH
AND HE'S a GAME GUY

This IN the story OF a game
guy. His name IL Charley Smith.
but be II better known a. Dea-
con. Smith is quite a bowler.
and last night be met Johnny
Bauer in a Greater Detroit tour.
ney match Al the Woodward al.
lsys. With the count tvoail and
the nth game starting. Smith
began a series OF IL consecutive
strikes The supreme honor OF
a perfect score seemed az hand
While absolute silence was main
tanned in the bowling room.
Smith took his twelfth pot shot
az the pins The ball was lus-
lily delivered. but thru one OF
the perversities OF the game thaa
drive bowiers crazy. No 5 and
No s pins remained standing
The score was 2ss.
nd Smith throw n; and
otherwise advertise his GRIEF and
misfortune He did not. lie
promptly bowled two more 200
scores. beating Bauer out % the
match without a falter
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
.0SWEC0S WANT
SECOND CHANCE

The Times Is in receipt OF let
ter from Frank Basloe manager
OF the oSwego Basketball club. In
which he asks that publicity be
given ringing challenge from the
oswegos 10 the Rayls. ~ Detroit.
he SAYS that the Oswegos are clean.
ing ~ everywhere IN the vest. and
are anxious 90 vipc out that de-
FEAT a, Detroit He challenges the
Rayls 10 play two more games here
In Detroit winner 60 take AL the re
celpts.
Mr. Basloe saws tha; be viii be
satisfied with The lerehneT brothers
whom he calls me rreatckt IN he
game. as of1clsls II The Rayls wish
20 PLAY these games. Mr. nasloe
Says Msnager jackie can reach him
with letter 20 FOND Ga Lac Wis
which il The western headquarters
20 the Oswegos The Hotel r.'Elng
Is the address
Tonight the Rayls wiu Play the
AllSaginAw team state champion
ship contondo-s at thr ioose nall
The game WI start lt IS O'Clock
and the probable lineup wi be
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07

the big meet has become q pruft.
able undertaking.
Entries continue 10 Cow IN 20 Zee
rotary LAngtry In his Milwaukee Of
nee at lis Second street. and he al
mitted last week that be has turned
the 500 mark. although there stili II
week more left for the late en-.
tries. Chicago slipped past the 100
mark during the week and has q lot
more clubs coming. Langtry issued
bis FIRST ofrcial prediction last week
on the probable size OF the biz
Grand Rapids meet. placing the
prize money at $4,000. the same ns-
ures a. last year at Toledo. II his
nsure- are realized. and Langtry II
always conservativy. II means over
$50 hve-man teams. with the doubles
and singles In proportion.
Supporters from every cline are
coming and representatives viii BE-
on hand from Denver. under the
guiding hand OF q. O. Francisco.
who will have three teams, and will
pick on his travels east teams from
Fremont. Grand Island. Lincoln and
Omaha TO swell the western repre-
sentation.
Entries have been FeeeiEed> from
81. Louis OF the famous Cabanne
team. the Jack Daniels. Crepe
smash and Martin Fellhauers, all
Of whom are possible champions.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
[. WILLIAMS OR
FABER MIGHT DO
These Only Chicago Pitchers
Who Could Figure in
Deal for Burns

There IL a rumOr afoot thar there
II deal on by which the Tigers
will trade George Burns FOR a
White Sox pitcher II is doubtful
n anything ~ ihe scrf Is psf over
before MANAGE Jennings gets .
chance 20 look over his neu ma
tsrial Ehmke - counted upon do
nitely az a pitching star and here
are some hinzers coming up vho
are quite promising
Burns Is a hard hitter when given
occasional rests. and Hetman Il the
same sort Of player The pair
make a valuable hrst.basing com
bination. while Harry has become a
pretty good right helder-s place
where he may have 20 play regular
ly. However that may be. the idle
hrst baseman always IL a valuable
pinch hitter.
So far az the CHICAGO pitching
star Is concerned. Il sounds good
but II seldom delivers according 20
specifications That is another
heavy hitting club that never wins
an many games as Il shonIi. Tn.
one Hose slabster Detroit should get
10 Red Faber. for be beat he Tigers
four games last season. and never
took a single licking. Another good
defensive deal would be to- snare
Lefty Williams. who won three ou,
u four starts against Deroi, But
the Tigers couldn't get either one
Of these birds away from Coniskey
with a set OF burglar tools
The Tigers didn't beat Cico,,s las,
year. and Eddie won two starts from
our entry, but he IL nearly old
enough 20 be grandfather. and
wouldn't be good man 20 take In
a swap for a slugger Jus, entering
bis prime
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
Peoria Also Will Seek
Return to That
CITY

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Feb. T.
Milwaukee IL TO hold the 1918 tour
nament OF the American Bowling
Congress IL Alderman John Koerner
~ that city has his way. lie an.
nounced last night that the Cream
city would 20 cunning for the next
meet and his city Will go before the
national body at Grand Rapids next
month and make formal application.
There IL ny In the ointment.
however. a. Secretary Abe Langtry.
the A. Il. C. man. who manages all
OF the tournaments. refuses 90 give
the movement his o. X. He claims
the Auditorium In Milwaukee II not
suitable building. as only fifteen
alleys can be laid In a.
Koerner II solid citizen, though,
and must have inside information
tina, makes him believe that he can
convert lAngtry 20 his way OF
thinking. in which case there would
be nothing 20 the nght for the next
meet. Chicago bowlers prefer NIL.
waukee TO any other city In the
country. on account OF It's proxim-
~, and with Milwaukee, big dele
cation working with Chicago on the
noor OF the congress there would be
no chance FOR any other city.
Years ago the city holding the
Meet proceeded TO charge OF several
thousand dollars as loss "a soon as
tournament was awarded TO ~
Nowadays. with an increased split
from the entrance fund OF Is per
cent the city holding the meet has
a hne chance 90 break attic bet
ter than even. Toledo's successful
holding ~ two tournaments inside
~ three years show ing that the pro
motors there did not lose any
money.
Peoria, which held the 1915 meet.
81, also back in the field with the
-frengr=t bid of any city FOR the
1918 meet. 40 y, looks as though
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
PRODUCER OF STARS

When II comes 20 turning out
star ball players the Southern
league rivals the Pacific Coast
league for talent that has made
good in the big show Among
the most celebrated stars who
can be traced back 90 the terri.
tory below the Nason-DiKon line
are.
Iris Speaker, Joe Jackson.
Dave Robertson. Jake Daubert.
Red" smith, Casey stengei.
Zach Wheat. RUDE Oldring.
Harry saIlee. RUDE Benton. Jim
my Archer. Harry Coveleskie.
Bobby Byrne. Milton stock. Der
riii Pratt. Nap Rucker Joe Boch
ling. Bob Harmon and Dode Pas
kert
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
Milwaukee After the Next
A.B.C. Championship Meet
KINDLY ICE HOLDS UP
WINDSOR BoxiNo BOUT

All Ice In the Detroit river 10
not to be cursed. Some OF n
deserves all sorts OF boosts, par
ticularly those CONCEALED hunks
that persuaded Eddie Glassco
that there could be no boxing at
MS arena in Windsor tonight.
The border impressario fears
that the ferry service will not
be prompt and swift tonight. and
has postponed his card another
week. Patsy Drouiliard and
Jimmie Anderson were sched-
uled TO pummel each other. but
that bout will keep.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
Booms When Kid Ehmke Reports He's Gaining Weight
HOPPE is STILL.
CLICKING EN- OFF

Willie Hoppe will continue today
HE billiard engagement at the
Swecney-Hus,on pariors. and will do.
vote the day 20 wlp.ng out a Tues.
cay scandal Il is a sworn fact that
Hoppe took four innings yesterday
e run out $50 points az baik line.
averaging Only $3.50 This was in.
cxcuSable and Willie atoned in part
a, the evening performance. when
he ran oct his string In three in.
niugs. Chick wright and Jake
schaefer, Ir, opposed him. and each
got IS points. Sull. SEQ points nj
talk line in seven innings Is not SO
bad
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
Them Happy Days

miracles vita This noble anina
little circle IN almost nothlne
al the
- ful Thing trot the four nile rous !
gafnbol ~ years ihe
Tor iomie is :. old ard Tor .s
record
4 has 3enle record was created -
The oe route
vbh no sndaou The record for loo miles As
made hreesc
since sconed trains and SPEEDS rom
steeds and even Pop Geers = g o.
his bones The miracle
sprners and they
atsned made OF what once was
regular mal
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07

is
vA
propaganda
well as oso OF he
chiefs
Is
speech and the brave words hereby along.
The American League
- hours Of the time takes have
the Hub
the equal OF the which licked the National
tell will be
And services
10 call and
willing
III tmnstne the Red
You viii find this
cannot ruin the Red He
through February he will
clubs running TO the o the Red so1
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
SCOUT TROOP
WANTS GAME

Scout Troop No. II. % he Sol
way Guild hall. desires bassetbau
game with any fourteen year old
team for nert Friday nlgh, in Sol
way A. c. gym. as preliminary to
The solyay Ann Arbor game. Call
Cedar and ask for Guild Hall. Mr..
Donnelly
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07

IN 1894 1: seconds than
miuues trotied miles
Pascal seamperd 10 miles
hslfan In
6eatreHes essed another 10 -
MCGOWAN
than hours Is to Be exact Genera
al
hour and three ou
Albany
than four hours
S:SS:4oK There drive that proved Ariel real horse
November centrevie Long Island
than hours s5 So TO b.
something There sl
wholly denied the who fails 70
In
hoof pariorpet breed
Considerable rottns according modern standards suggest
a will
include Mabel Trask o3
~ Frisco 1o34 vog io4A Mary Puney 2o4s zorect 2os
\ few
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
Ls~rsne. To Defend TIT.

Gene Iavrpnce. NeItergeivh'.
wrestling champion - Michigan. Will
defend his .titie % tbe Campus A G..
saturday night. uher be aill grapple
Nith Challenger jerry strsthes Who
- stranger In those parts There
viii be other bouts on he card
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
JOE'S BOOSTER
IS TANGLED
Manager Claims Championship
on Grounds That Don't
Stand Inspection

New York. FEB Jimmie John
SION. ~ho a long time ago ran ME
fgh, clue az Madison square Car
len Jumped right out The other day
ai;h clam on The American lieh;
weight nam9.onship FOR bis Pre-.
tege. Joe yelling
He claimed il on The basis that
Willie Richie has outgrown the
class and thar there isn't IN ,trer
i5s pouRder IN the game with the
class - yelling Jimmie announced
that yelling stood ready 20 defend
r.s title against an challenscrs
RE went way back into history
ard dug up ths tire when joe Gan
then the lightweight champion thru
Us victory over Frank Erne r..
fused 20 nice Jimmie Brit, IN Gals
fornla. The championship. hs con
tends. went 20 Britt By forfeit
Battling Nelson won from CEE
a. l33 pounds. he points out anc
then shows that Ad wolEast won his
'itio a the same weight tie con
c'uce- bY saying these fwo are ia
Teens and that yelling is the los
cal successor.
So' only has Johnston mixed his
history IN trlGinE manner. but
DO overlooked the fact LIZ --
sounds D. not and never has been
a standard weight for UghfVeighfs
As a matter of fact. jimmie Britt
never attained The championship OF
anything eTcept maybe county or
"a la California although bs was
quite a scrapper wh, n he vas AZ
his best In addition Cans weighed
something near i3t pounds when hc
arrested tho title from Erne.
Way back IN TIE days % the Old
London Prize Ring rules articles
Of agreement between boxers stipu.
lated that the lightweight pound
age should be 100. give or take two
pounds The title VAS defended by
feveral champions. with a variety o.,
poundsge, running from i33 70 i3s
Willie Richie lost his title 20
Freddie Welsh. with an agreement
which called for l35 pounds eight
hours before the bout The Nation
al Sporting club rules call for that
stipulation and ~ would have been
compulsory FOR the boys 70 weigh
in az that figure or lower II could
not have ben nIed at a lower Ok
ure
yelling weighed 1875 IL pounds
recently in bout with Leo John.
son. Negro lightweight
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
Glad Tidings

~Hls Grand day unleash
b. the thing u F.hnkeio
IKE tn hnest young pitching
and come Of a husky famlI
FOR all OF that he impression During
winter ne
NAT be ngure that each two triumph
nge -
Gardner
ne
@'' ~ '1'VV'' .
The Yhnks have shipped Pitcher Mobile which will be
has him. ~ ' "'' D'V
Pitchers bigger home
10Th VIII waive these demands salaries
Fu He hasntn
with
aed 80 the boys take Europe with all 4pens
-posns Promoters in had in New YORK win Invade Middle W.,
ssss headline, ~ ~ "u'e west
Get gasoline bath ready BOYS
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07

twonnute uo'ters Ine $500
ttopsp without falterng Is haeu az
hasde and improved
- Temple beat
Hanks made
beatey
Of valuable TO man wren n
VIII
mile The true EQUINE ,Ns "
cannot conquer IN comfort
generation since AZ! As
that really good Tor oetn
ANYBODY has been neresd 20 M
~ qualities that have mace iAs' p 'N @
a. ma hru a
when Louis Red River dog derby M, WInter '
challenged because OF
civilized folk
really anxious 10 earn GOV
transportation
snt at the ote,he alleged pde and JOY OF every
erao
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07

HsvfsG sispe.es OF thsir surplus
tsI~st ssd VITA few of their r~ws-
Isvs signed. the ~. Iesis Gard. sp-
PEER 60 be ~ ss.is-t q stone wsn.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07

Charles Ellis. % Milwaukee. set
Clarence Jackson back in the inter.
riate three-cushion leag,ie las, night.
when he beat the Detroifer IN a
match game. 80 TO ~ T7lis starred
in a run OF eight
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07


able. dnbbinE
He
ending of deense
eernaiy
middle territory
long shot mid hostile
IL
Thing reprehensible a
sleeper the plays leading
conspiracy Bob Folwe
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07

ST LOUIS, Mo. Feb. Jimmy
Johnson. New York heavyweight.
won from Harry Wills. New Orleans.
when the latter broke his right arm
IN the second round.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
USUAL TUESDAY
R0UT IS STAGED
After Close Game Monday
the Detroit Hockey Team
Smothers Hamilton

The customary TUESDAY night
rOat OF the visitors followed the no,
iAireqaeni Monday night tie this
week The Detroi, hockey team
smothered the rar.rllon septet IN
Ger count OF : 40 :. al The Arena
last evening Detroit GOT The jump
on the Canadians and never let up
en- them The hogns BOYS smo,e the
visitors to9mast. bow. stern and
keel and took very little punishment
themselves
The game wzs featured ay a
strike. which VAS a bit serious be-
cause IL resulted IN the resignation
of Coach MacSie Ross. who is one
o. the best hockey mentors In the
business Coach Ross has an ex-
ceptionai record. and ~ did won
ders for TIE Detro team. which
started lac and under adverse CIR.
cumstancpS. Detroit hockey can
hardly aGord 10 lose thar fellow.
Nobocy seems 70 know Just Why
ih" plaver~ Venf ON a strike. but n
E.ust have been 1er,ous. for the man
aser of the arena nnogncHd amer.
ward that he actually had threaten
81 20 give ali the fans their aIm.s.
zion money back rather than yieid
70 the nllc0utenLz. / his -hcrn.c
stand carried the day II Ross AMI
lbe ARENA fall 70 resume cordial re-
laiions. m. Stewart Curran vii be
invited 20 coach the pick chasers
lie had ehar-e n he Detroit team
early In history ~ be game ia -sIsI-
city. anil vas a popular mentor The
summary OF TUESDAY nights game
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07

r
of
O
Il
Wonder
we o a
outdoor
teams shivered whole
stil.
week
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07

onder II the Kaiser has heard about this guy
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07

s. Steam Heat might
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07

But you gotta hand Fred Hartman Boston chemis
ond nnishing less than 10 miles behind the winner.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07

Peoria, which held the 1915 meet.
81, also back in the field with the
strongest bid Of any city FOR the
1918 meet. 40 " looks as though
The Colorado statesman., 1917-09-08
High NeCks Here

Velvet and velveteen are being fca-
tured extensively in tailored blous.s
developed for fall and winter, and a
good many military touches crop out
in the arrangement of sleeves and COZ.
lars. Occasionally on epaulet OF
heavy braid in self-coior will appear
on either shoulder, and again these
shoulder pieces will be developed in
contrasting color.
An extreme novelty that is worth
mentioning, though probably not to be
recommended as leading style note,
is the use of the chamois as a triraming
for georgette blOuses. Bands or cha
mois' in contrasting color are used to
trim collar, cuffs, vestee, etc, Of
georgette blouses, and frequently small
chamois-covered buttons fasten the
garment.
Chenille embroidery is mak.Ly a
strong effort to rival bead embroidery
as a waist trimming, due no doub, to
the excessive prices now charged for
beads. The chenille is very effective; /;
but not so dainty as beads, and there
is always a doubt as to whether che
mile embroidery will wear well. It
must be laid on in a very loose stitch
to be effective.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-09-08
USE OF CUFF PINS REVIVED
WelI-Dressed Woman Takes Pains to
Keep the Sleeves of Her Frocks
Neat at the Wrists.

Now that long sleeves are in fashion
the fastidiously dressed woman finds ii
necessary to take pains to keep the
sleeves of her frocks neat at the
wrists. In light frocks this shows the
soil more quickly than any other part.
With the coming fashion for separate
cuffs of washable material, the problem
really solves itself so far as dark
frocks are concerned. With q wash
frock, of course, the only thing to dc
is to consign the whole frock 10 the
tub when the cuffs look soiled OF
mussed up, unless they can be washed
and pressed without disturbing the
rest of the frock.
When separate cuffs are worn with
dark frOck pins to keep them in place
are quite permissible. Sometimes cuffs
are made with buttons that insure theiI
neat appearance. But more often
either pins or basting is depended on tc
keep them in place. All sorts of little
pins at any price one wishes to pay
are sold for cuffs. Small enamelled
pins in colors harmonizing with your
frocks are always a good choice, and
the various kinds of silver and gold
pins are also always worth while. For
such purely useful purpose as keep.
ing the cuffs neat the more elaborate
jeweled pins are not especially suit.
able