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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-11
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
FOR SALES h. p. gas engine. Call at
Peasley's. If
MANGELwURZELS - Large, sound
ones, for sale. Wilcox, 14JS. MIC
IDAHO NATIVE HERBS.
WHITEHEAD Drug Co., Boise, Ida tt
INCUBAToRs. several kinds, small
and large. Lovely's, 14th and Main.
Thurs, Sun. NIL
SINGER sewing machine, late model,
cheap if taken at once. party leaving
town, 62S Fort st. Milo
FERTILIZER. Increases your garden
crop. Western S. & G. Co., 9Th and
Grove. Phone 1923. Su.
FOR SALE-Bluestem seed wheat,
$3.50 per cwt.; 51a miles northwest
Eagle. Otto ]. Fry. M12c
FOR SALE-Good 31s wagon with two
sets of wheels and 14-foot rack bed.
1909 N. 10th. Phone 1834-J. NIB
FIRST CLASS red clover at 1sc per
Id. This seed tested 1913. Address
all orders Box IS, Kuna, Idaho. M12
FOR SALE-Choice recleaned Bluestem
seed wheat, So per hundred. w. r.
Gillen, r. r. No. 2, Kuna, Idaho
Mao
FOR SALE-General Mdse. good To-
cation; good business. Snap if taken
at once. Webb &c Show, Caldwell. R.
No. 4. Milo
FOR SALE-Few tons extra fine net
ted Gem potatoes for seed from new
ground. For prices write F. c. Good
win, Route l. M13c
HENRY w. BAKER & co. south of
Owyhee-Bicycle tires and supplies
repairing a specially; work guaran-
teed; prices right. MIG
FOR SALE CHEAP-Catcher's mask
and\glove, two fielders' gloves, four
standard bats and seven league balls.
All new. Jerome's, ia North sth ST.
M13
100000 stock of good, clean, up-to- date
merchandise in Atlanta for sale; ST.
600 monthly pay roll. Snap for live
man. Terms. Address Box Is, At
ianta, Idaho. Mis-
DENNY & CO., fruit distributors-Ws
carry everything for the orchard.
Our prices and terms are right. Call
on us at 2O7 Yates building. Phone
335. 5. ID Smith, agent. M13
WIFE! WHITGf WHITE! WHITEl
Sewing Macf:nes, Many good bar
gains in second hand ma c,lines from
So up. All machines guaranteed.
Machines Tor rent Pioneer Tent Ss
Awning Co., ,IachIne Dept. If
FINE, white clover seed for soc per
ID. f. o. b. Kuna. This seed tested
99.S All orders will be given prompt
attention. Send your money with
your orders. Address Box 55, Kuna,
Idaho. NIP
FARMERS FIRE INSURANCE
Cheapest and best, costs from one
third to one-half what you are now
paying. Why pay more2 See mo.
j. Ii. McCle2ahan Boise r. D. No. 2.
Phone FORA. We1&Sun II
YUM YUM-It's good; has that
rounded out flavor; the flavor that
coffee should have. Phone 1918,
Robbins, the Coffee Man, and tell
him to send you out a pound OF that
Morning Delight Coffee. 1t starts
you out with smile; 35c a h., lbs
for $1.00. NIL
BUY AMALGAMATED OIL, one cent
share; 100 per cent dividends in 90
days possible; production now COM
ing in, ground floor stock, one cent
share, doubles price shortly, 81 par
value, $40 buys 1000 shares. Write
for full details. Amalgamated Oil Co.
1850 Colcord Bldg, Oklahoma City,
Okla. Milo
FOR SALE-Good bakery outfit: ZOO
loaf portable oven; candy furnace.
steam box, 3 show cases, National
cash register, roll-top desk. pans.
knives, dough troughs, scales limo.
lium; counters; all other necessaries.
Ill first-class stuff Cost $500. VIII
sell for $3.50. William Knoell, Mer-
idian. Mlso
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nANk AND TRUST COMrA\IEs.

.ANk AND TRUST COMPANIES.
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C0NFECTiONERs.
H4 4sa%: SODA FOUNTAIN, woodlawn
coNrkcr,o~sns wnoLEsNLx:
| Johnson, W. b. Hopcw.ll 81, Phone o.
CKENMERikS.
FAt,MGHS CREAMERY CO. iIcGraw. Mgr.
2n Font city. i'hnne sd.
DENTISTS.
M wrG E6ao,! n Z w $ p q bldg, Broad
DRUGGISTS.
cAMI & MEE'l. hopewe:! and roythrSS..
xy aitts Ms l nH1 ap~S SIPa e r5on.w
MGR. CITY roint Phone it. N'"''''0"'
JAMES Il l.. city Point. Phone -
SiMtS0N 9 ,iRiFE!THs DRUG CO. 90
ELETHICAL C0NTKiCrOns.
GOODWIN |. -. Broadway. Phone 49,.
ELECTRIC light AND POWER.
G GSWH Ella 20 ,{$.suI:f:
.r"adwaN fhonc -
FISH; OYSTERS AND GAME.
"Fci O. %> 20, CO. ,o Gmnr g ST.. city Point
.- fL0UR AND FEED.
IoPEWEI.I. FLOUR AND FEED f.O---S
PpSSS,"u' ai r1Sp "A roythress. Olympia. Blds
oa1lronzi1 rr ET4I HTorf > g..
Ss'SS,. P T,nnn. r.ss'ors1'rs Road, Wooa!swHn
GENERAL MERCHANDIsE.
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CITY. Phone 3S-T. Wv
ruiLLIps BROS. woodlawn and roythress
..------------------ GR0cEKS.
ARAFAT CO. 4. N. Chuphan Mgr. cav.
son ut. Wooulawn. Phone liS
FRANK BROS. e.h ST. ana Virginia Ave
Phone 1Nw.
MARGCDES. JACK Il co. ist ST, Du
Point City. Phone l?o.W.
SHERMAN. H.. City roIni. Phone So
SUCCESS CO. THE. 9th ST aud Virginia
Ave- Du Pont CITY. Phone i00-J
TuiNEIt BROS, 9Th aud Il SITS. S. IN"
NllqSe rhOnc iJ-J.
- GR0CEKS WHOLESALE.
GALEYA BROS. poythress ST. Phone IL
ROBINS FRED & Co. Appomattox Phone
20; Warehouse. Du Pont city. Phone
|
litRDWARE
ABRAMS. ,ALFnED b. Wood!awn. Phone
cENrRAI; sUPPLY co. I. Kahn. Mgr
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state OF Virginia City OF Richmond:
sworn TO and subscribed before me b,
of November. 1917.
My commission expires August ~. 1872
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toMAS. j. ~. < Co. IaJ s. Sycamore
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NtnCkEkY. {:LAss AND mOCSEwAtE.
81 H., 27 " sycamore. Phone
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C0NTHACTUES-sTO
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STATEMENT FINAN,iA Al. cos DITioN OF
Broad Street Bank

located AT RICHMOND STATE OF vR.
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STATEMENT or FINANCIAL coxD,rIoS OF
The Union Bank of Richmond

CAr;l Mt E!ctMONp II THE
STATE CORPORATION ~ ~ 49,
The Washington herald., 1917-05-29
FRIENDS NOT TO GIVE
SHELTER TO SLACKERS
School Principal Says Such Will Be
Denied Membership. .

slackers who attempt to dodge the
dratt law by seeking membership IN the
Society Of Friends will be barred IRON
the organization II their real purpose
Is discovered. Thomas ]. Sidwell, prin-
eipal of the Friends School here. made
II plain last night that no such suoter-
fuge stands any chance OF succeeding.
Although no applications from would
be dodgers" have been received by his
meeting so far. Mr.. Sidwell pointed out
that when such applications are made by
strangers who do not come from faml-
ies OF Friends, an investigating commit
tee Is appointed to determine whether
the applicant is really IN sympathy with
the tenets of the society.
Questioned as 10 whether any Friends
or his acquaintance had enlisted in the
District Guard or other branches OF the
service Mr.. Sidwell stated that he did
not know of any. He added that although
the Friends stand for peace and arbitra-
ton as long as that Is possible. quite a
number OF Friends fought during the
civil war.
Speaking as a member Of the society,
Mr.. Sidwell said that while he might en-
dure wrong and injury as II affected only
himself when oppression is visited upon
women and children It Is time to use
force.
As to the matter Of Friends who are
within the conscription age limits Mr..
bidweu stated that the society would
PROBABLY bring no pressure upon item
either 10 enlist in che military service
or 10 refrain from doing SO. The ques-
tlon as to their duty, he explained, will
De LEFT to them TO decide according to
the dictates OF their own conscience.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-29
TO FORM A SQUADRON
OF DISTRICT CAVALRY
Two More Horse Troops to Be Added
to Militia Eorce.

Two more troops Of National Guard
osvalry-C and Dare to be organized
In the District in a few days
These two troops, with Troops A and
B. VIII form full squadron In the Ma
uonal Guard organization, and It is
likely that machine gun company will
De added to the outfit
The organization OF the new troops will
start Just so soon as Troops A and B
are filled up. Troop A, which returned
from the border several months ago,
needs % men to be at war strength.
Troop B needs Just four men to be
at war strength. 1t has opened up two
recruiting stations, in charge OF Sergeant
w. E. Boughton, to get several men for
its own organization and to help NIL
Troop A, and the new troops that are to
be formed. One station is at 1927 F
street where Sergeant Boughton is In
charge, and the other in the lobby OF the
Savoy Theater, in upper Fourteenth
street.
Capt Leroy W. Heron, Of Troop B,
has started his outfit at semi-intensive
training so that it will be in shape when
called out July 25. The men drill on
foot at the armory each Tuesday night
from to 10 o'clock. and ride into the
country on Sundays. They also practice
mounted drills at o'clock Monday and
Thursday afternoons.
Troop B has been completely outhtted.
with horses, clothes and arms.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-29
Americas Three Great National
Parks, Including Cody Road
and Coiorado's Garden of the
Gods-0ne Trip.

On one circle trip. over one splendid
railroad and on through trains. the Bur
lington Is prepared to take you this sum
mer, and show you more OF interest and
delight than can be found elsewhere in
the world.
Glacier Park. the land OF enormous
snow-clad mountain peaks and glaciers;
Yellowstone Park. with its geysers ana
wonderful color formations: Cody Road.
the ma agnificent: Rocky Mountain Ma
tional Park, including beautiful restful
Estes Park, Denver and Colorado Springs
with Manitou. Pixies Peak and the Gar
den OF the Gods near by-all on one trip,
on one splendid high-class railroad. at
low cost and with every convenience
This is our Special Offer to you for a
perfect summer vacation. Let me tell YOU
more about it and aid you in planning for
a trip around the great circle" or 10 any
part OF the wonderful National Park re-
gion. Let me send you folders with in
terestlng pictures, maps and descriptive
text describing these delightful places. I
am at your service and glad TO help
VIM. Austin. General Agent, Passenger
Dept, c. B. & Q. r. r Co, S36 Chestnut
St. Philadelphia,-Adv
The Washington herald., 1917-05-29
BOY RADIO OPERATORS
BEING ENLISTED HERE

The Naval Reserve enrolment office,
Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. was instructed yesterday to
begin the enrolment OF telegraphers ana
amateur radio operators over II years
OF age This nt-. order will probably
give more than hUadred amateurs
whose stations were closed some weeks
ago a regular job
More than thirty young men and women
were enlisted at the various recruiting z
stations in Washington yesterday. Col.
Gtendie b. Young, OF the Third Regiment,
d. c. n. G.. has applied to Col W. W.
Harts for permission to erect recruiting
tents for the Third Regiment on the mar
ket grounds at Ninth and the Avenue
and on the Ninth street side OF the Pub
lie Library grounds.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-29
Third REGIMENT READY
To BOOM RECRUITING
Drive for Enli,tments Begins-Three
New Stations to Open.

AdD. George A. Monaghan. Of the Third
Regiment stated last night that the Dis
trtCt Guard has authority to open three
additional recruiting stations. and that
these stations will be opened at once.
Arrangements are now being made
through the quartermaster's department
Tor contracts for desirable locations.
The campaign for the 100 additional
recruits needed by the regiment started
Yesterday. The campaign will include
the getting up OF large number OF
cards. posters and handbiIls setting forth
the advantages OF enlistment in the Dis
trict Guard
u Is stnted upon good authority that Il
fhr District Guard Is not recruited up to
war strength by July -. It will he allow
ed to take all the men II needs from the
cuuscripyion lists which will be made Ur
on June >. The regular army needs
about lso.ooO men. but as this branch OF
the service Is getting recruits at the rate
of about 700 a day. there will be plenty
~ those who register for apportionment
20 the National Guard.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-29
Mississippi Society Will
Entertain Confederates

Elaborate preparations are being made
by the Mississippi Society for the enter
tainment Of the Confederate veterans
and their friends from Mississippi anil
elsewhere during the reunion here. They
have secured spacious rooms at las Penn
sylvania avenue. which will be open to
visitors from s In the morning 10 mid
night each day during the reunion. and
where the Mississippians can register and
find comfort and entertainment at all
hours. The ladies Of the society will take
an active part in arranging for the en-
tertainment OF the visitors. some OF them
being present At all times to extend the
hospitality OF the society to those who
take advantage OF the opportunity Of
fered
The Washington herald., 1917-05-29
MARRIED MEN not EXEMPT FROM DRAFT;
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES Will BE EXCUSED

Marriage wll not save q man from
me draft Only those with dependents
~ be exempted. and even in theiI
case this applies to the first call only.
This was made plain at the War De-
partnent yesterday. Secretary Baker de-
elared that the government would in
stan sufficient machinery to make GER
tam >that the dependents were real and
not merely semi-dependentS
Exemptions, the most pressing question
IN connection with the raising of a con-
script army, are now being considered
py STAN OF expert lawyers, headed by
provost Marshal General Crowder, The
Department of Justice is cooperating
with the War Department In drawing
The Washington herald., 1917-05-29

up the list. This will be presented to
President Wilson for approval
II appeared certain yesterday that a
man who Is the sole support of a de-
pendent wife, child or mother, will not
be called on the FIRST draft. Other ex-
emptions include government employees
men working on government contracts
expert mechanics in shipyards, gun and
ammunition factories and similar estab-
lishments, and the physically unit.
Exemption boards already are being es-
tablished. one for each 5000 of popula-
tion in cities, and for each county in the
rural districts. Review boards to which
those refused exemptions may carry an
appeal will be established in each judicial
district. Beyond them only direct ap-
peal to the President Is left.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-29
AGED POLICE OFFICIAL
EXPIRES AT HIS HOME

Desk Sergeant James Frank. connect
ed with the local police department for
years, died early yesterday morning at
his home, 439 Twelfth street southeast.
His wife died several days ago, and her
passing caused a nervous breakdown.
Sergeant Frank was a native Of Vir-
ginia. He was 70 years old. He served
In the United States cavalry and entered
the police department in October 1884
John A. Frank. for many years sanitary
officer for the District, who died a num-
Der of years ago, was a brother.
Sergeant Frank was twice married
Funeral services will be held at the
family residence, Thursday morning at
II o'clock. The interment will be in
Congressional Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-29
Forty Home Defenders
In Takoma Park League

TakOma Park now has a home defense
leEaue OF forty men.
The TakOma Park Citizens Associa-
tiOn held special meeting last night to
boost recruiting for the league, and
twenty-five additional men enlisted for
service. The members will be part OF
the main defense league of the city. but
their own section will be known as
the Takoma Park Defense League.
The BrightwOod Citizens Association
and the BrightwoOd Park Citizens As.
soCiation are expected TO Join with the
Takoma Park Citizens Association in
arranging a celebration on registration
day, but no arrangements have yet beer.
made.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-29
What Is Rheumatism?
Why Suffer from 1t?

and ointments. II is important that
you rid yourself OF this terrible dis
ease before it goes too far. s. s. S.
is the blood purifier that has stood
the test of time, having been in con-
slant use for more than fifty years.
Ii viii do for you what it has done
for thousands of others, drive the
rheumatic poisons out of your blood,
making it pure and strong and en-
abling it to make you we'll. S. S. S.
IS guaranteed purely vegetable, it will
do the work and not harm the most
delicate stomach.
Write the physician of this Com
pany and let him advise with YOU.
Advice IS furnished without charge.
Address Swift Specific Company. a
swift laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-29
SLACKERS HIDE IN CARS.

New York May @.-FOlIowing a re-
port that between $50 and 200 military
"slackers," mostly race track hangers
on, were fleeing to Canada in govern
ment sealed stock cars carrying race
horses to the Canadian tracks, federal
officials this afternoon telegraphed Ca
madam officials to make a thorough
search OF the cars at the border.
Men between the ConsCrption ages Of
Il and 81 will he returned to New York
as federal prisoners, 1t was stated.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-29
THIRTEEN CHILDREN
ARRAIGNED IN court
Alexandra Youngsters in Police Court
Charged with Various Ofenses.
THE HERALD BUREAU, Z
r. z knight & Son,
0@ King Street.

N.
E1-so King Street
Alexandria Va. May 2-Thirteen chill.
dren were arraigned In the Police Court
today for various offenses. Three boys
and Girl were charged with having de-
stroyed a garden belonging to L p
woodward, South Lee street They were
directed to each pay g to the owner for
the damage done. -Four others were
charged with breaking glass In an unoc-
eupied building belonging to A, NJ.
Hemschel on King street between West
and Peyoon streets. They were dismissed
with a reprtmand. as were three youths
ehArged with taking flowers from the
Ssrd OF a house on the north side OF
rrnoe street between Washington and
columbus streets.
The last lad arraIgned was charged with
stealing a gold watch and chain from the
home OF a neighbor The court turned
rim over to the probation ofieer with in
don
An y now IN readiness for the registra-
non m this city June Mayor Usher
Lais morning sent the necessary reRistra-
uon cards, numbering 254s. to the regis
uSFs OF the four wards. The registrars
save already received their Instructions,
- - the indications are that the registra-
aon VIII be accomplished in an expedI-
ueas manner. The registrars will sit at
me usual voting places.
FnnerA services for Capt William p
slfilherS veteran Southern Railway con-
a1etor, were held at ? o'clock this aft
SEaeea In the NJ z. Church South Rev.
= V. Regester. pastor, oficiated.
ASuNe pSLloearers were Southern Rail-
sS eNnaNetors and the honorary pail
sS~TNrS were the stewards OF the NJ f
SaoTeA Soath. The burial was with Ma
soase hooors~ An escort OF Old Dominion
NNsarnSacery. No II. Knights TempIar
Ne fneEnSsrs OF Alexandria Was hington
N'aSe. A = and A NJ. attended.
OWING % UnfSvOrShls weather condi-
asaS tAs outdoor fets to have been
stNen tais afternoon On the campus OF
= SArys academy was postponed until
Ths-s WI ~ a meeting Of = number
- Persons a. o'clOck tomorrow after
aSon n ths rooms OF the Chamber OF
Commerce 70 map out = program OF a
eSEtotc nature 20 be given registration
SaI
GyPSv Smith. jr. evangelist. will de-
liver Sn address next Sunday morning
before the members OF the Bible class
ot judge l. c. Barley in Christ p. f.
Church
Five Canadian oricers were entertain
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Carter at
their residence at Spring Valley, Alexan-
dria County. Saturday. They were Capt.
Riley, LIeuts. Smyth, Bickle, Meek and
Harvte, all OF whom are convalescent-
They vera entertained yesterday at this
hsme OF Miss Rose N. Macdonald. this
oty.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-29
Five Hundred Middies
Vanish from Academy

Two classes OF Annapolis midship-
men have utterly vanished from sight.
They slipped away from the Naval
Academy last week to a point some
where in the Atlantic for war duty.
Where they are. where they are going,
are deep navy secrets.
Their parents have been told OF
where they have been sent, but have
been pledged and placed on honor not
to tell anybody. II harm befalls them.
word win come; otherwise there will
be no news.
To the public these 500 ''middies"
have gone out OF the world.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-29
ThOrne-CaHaghan Wedding
Celebrated at Brides Home

Miss Mildred ThOrne. OF Washington,
was married yesterday TO Raymond b
Callahan. OF Longmont. Col at the home
Of the brides parents. Rev. George F.
Dudley. rector OF st. stephens Church.
performed the ceremony.
Miss Thorne is the daughter OF Judge
George II. Thorne, OF the Department OF
Justice. and Mrs. Thomas The parents
ot the groom. Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Gala
han. OF Colorado, attended the ceremony.
The young couple will reside In Wash
ington
The Washington herald., 1917-05-29
BUSINESS INTERESTS.
Line UP FOR HOLIDAY
R. P. Andrews Looks for General Sus-
pension for Registration.

| Washington's business interests lined ur
last night in support OF the suggestion
Of R. P. Andrews president of the
Retail Merchants Association. for a gen.
eral holiday observance OF REGISTRATION
day. June g.
The observance Of a general holiday on
that date will avoid the confusion that
Is expected to result from the effort OF
thousands OF men to register before going
TO work for the day during their lunch
periods. or after work. This would
have The efrect Of concentrating the great
bulk Of the registrations into three brief
periods.
Amplines District Effort.
Mr.. Andrews suggestion for an all
day holiday on June 5, is an ampnfca-
ton of the effort of the District au-
thoriies TO persuade employees to allow
thelr men recess period between the
hours OF , and II a. m. for registration.
Personally. l am trying to influence
the merchants of Washington to close
up altogether on registration day. This
Is patriotic matter, calling for the ut
most cooperation of all public-spirited
citizens, and II it will help any to close
all day, they ought TO be closed
Il don't see why It should cause any
troub.e to allow a recess for purposes
OF registration. II there IS objection to
the al!-day closing plan. With the recess
plan. the registering could be accomplish
ed in relays without any trouble or real
Inconvenience. l shall call upon the
Retail Merchants Association to act on
the matter. and I cannot see any pos
siole doubt as to its being approved"
Many Committees working.
Plans were rapidly being pushed to
completion yesterday for the celebration
Of registration day by various communi-
ties and at the Monument Grounds.
Charles S. Shreve, president OF the Fed
GRAFTON OF Citizens Associations, has
Issued call for special meetings OF all
constituent associations and many of
these will be held tonight
Tho central celebration to be held at
the Monument Grounds at 5 o'clock on
registration day. includes a band concert,
chorus by 2,ooo school children and an
address by a visiting Confederate gen.
eraL Capt James F. Oyster will pre-
side. There will be a final meetings of
the committee in charge on Thursday
afternoon at the District Building
The Washington herald., 1917-05-29

ton with which the news Of the break
was received In washington The
minister was further instructed to ssy
that the assurance Of the adherence Of
Honduras to United States is accepted
mere as a guarantee that the relations
existing between the two countries,
always cordial. will henceforth be
strengthened TO a marked degree.
cent OF Honduras the extreme satisfaC
The Washington herald., 1917-05-29
SHOT BY BURGLARS.

Ringing, okla. May zS-Jaek Forester,
formerly professional baseban player.
was shot 20 death today BY burglars.
Forester resisted the efforts Of two In
truders in his home to steal the Sunday
receipts from a moving picture theater
which he owns here.