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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-13
5wci finccn Cos
beifIt AMtcmnfaH!

Seporo, g1ebr., 13. april.- ct.
tpo feds @eilen n6rblid bon Stuple.
BURT tpuroen geitern morgen Sreo
anoor uno @iliom @oerde inter
ibrem unleeftiir3ten 2lutomobiG ais
Geiden nufgefunoen. Der llnfoll
ereignete fih oaer @obrIheinliAfeif
mad bereits an Mittmo@ abenb.
.g8ie es oen anihetn bot, mar bic
lci6te @aI9ine ms @leiten &c.
tommen unO botte iif iiberi6lagen.
Ser 500 muB bel 9ei6en ntf Der
Stele ei~ngetreten iein.
Die beioen @erungliidten pobn.
ten in 8eaber groIiing. 8ei6e pa.
rem berbeiratet ttn0 binterlalien
8rou itn0 feline &inoer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-13
~SraRia4rs5ett
lit Gcnic>5eit!
8ar1tut se6randben mir I'M Srihia61
cine nenbeleben6e Comic?
Die redte Sonic sHr redtcu 3eii
brinst Sic uieber gang anf
ben Damn.
Sermebrt Gnre Gnergie nit gaSO
meme Snbletten.

Boritm cine Comic mn Sriibiabr?
Rdtur bate riientoIs 6as Borbaben,
0oB Der Menid m iiberbisten Bob.
nn1aen uno Sfficegebd1ioet feline
8et 5ilbrtngen, nod m ibLedt ben.
ttIierten StroBerbnbntpogen ooer ru,
ie1oen artonobils feline uebitna fin.
BEN ioa. @ber 6ns lit geruSe mos
Der Menid Den g1naen 8inter bin.
oltrh hit r16 tiro bic SoIgen 0o.
oon. 6aB ous 3Ieiid, Die Rerben
uno 6os @eruit IN einer giftiget
3litor0 beriekt tperOen, geben anIaB
81 einern nrii6en 8efin0en un6 rbel.
mntiide1 tnt6 1e1troIiI6en 6dma.
SeiL Sbrmn6tsouf6nen berfnfuin.
bender eneraie it16 appetit rulO on.
boIten6er Rottigfeit. Dies lit DIE
urinne fin cine $onicssenr IN bic.
Zen SGnen. anbere bro1td)en enc
Eonie neil Sie ourh iibermGBiges
Efien un6 Erinfen i5r Rerben.
ibfteu1 bertpiiitet bnben. Sn ie6en1
San formen 61rn @tnnehmet einer
rnfhdnIi9e1 Eonic ODER go6cmene
SobIetten eef1brIi9e aronfbeiten oh.
eetuenoet tDeroeu. Brobieren Sic
oieIeIben iul0 sic tper6en feben, fuie
ItneI Sic ItGrfer uno eennOer
lDer6el. AnItntt Don bon Rottia-
teit ur6 bon bon 5dmer5en an lem,
Deroen sic boil bon energie un0
Eatfruft fem. Sbre Arbeit Diro
SbHeH ni6t mbr cine 2nit, mlO
bGs Spiel miro SIRE Sreioe fem.
Sic Deron aroft mo Ingnetisums
in ieoer Sbrr 8etpegirng fabTen
Gr6ftigt Sbren 2orper mo 4er-
beninftem uno SIR @eif miro in
eieifer 8eie erffdrH anfift Gndl
oie gdoomenc EobIetten IN bcrftcgeL-
ten 3ubet init noHer GScbruudfson.
ipcihind pom Eurefft Ab1thder
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-13
5wan5ioIter Hcnorcb
Scr Wcnselrittcr!
Am t6. nnb IL. Sani ipirb in gbi'
tagOs aoliienm Der 20. Sfat'
tunsref tattfinOrn.

Chicago, IS. april. - Sim is.
lrn6 IL. apriI finoet bier in gbiea-
40 Der 90. SfntfongreB Itntt, gleid-
3eitig fino eS aud 100 Sabre, Bob
6ies edit oeitti9e Spiel erfunoen
uuroe. 9as beige Nationoltomis
tee gibt Itd Die erbentIidite IliiBe,
ooS f~ontnnenDe Seit 5a Dem gu ma.
den, mos erbofft miro, 81 einem
uolen uub eort5en @rfolg. IS lit
0oS 8eItreben ieoes einaelnen ge.
amtefl Die Sharte olts3uiueberL Die
6ur9 ben leBten bier obgebaltenen
Gongreb entItnnoen lit. IS lit nidt
~notnenoig, auf @tn5elbeitcn 6es bier
Dor 5 Sobren nbgebaltenen 6eiteS
ein5ugeben, oo nobl ieoer Sfatipie-
Ter Die @riirbe tennt, tpesbal6 ooS
oamoIige Set elm Geblidlag mar.
0iesmal Iteben 8enntte an Der
Spiee, Die es itd 5llr aufgobe &c.
madlt boben oos fommet1oe Set
oerarttg erfplgreid 5t MAIDEN, Dab
ieoer 8eiu9er mad geenOigung beg
Rongreiies iogen fam: .Sltt ob
Dor Chicago, ooS tpnr Elm Set pie
mir es ielten 5llbor 81 Ser5ei9nen
botten." Die NdtionaIbeauten ba-
ben bei8loiIert nod ndbrenO oes
&ongreiies cine Re6mngsleglng
berouS5ugeben Die iiber ieoen elm.
5elnen bereinnabntten Gent aus-
tunft geben miro, 10 ooB ie6er Cell.
nebmer geraii erf6brt, mas aus iei-
men e~inee8nblten SIS getporoen lift.
an ie0em 5reitag nbeno finoet
cine Observation-Disclosures beg SEQ
mitees itott.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-13
Srankrcit6 feicrt
BHnSnis nit u. g!

Bori8, t3. apriI. sStt gang
5ranfpeid tpurbe geftern Der Gin
tritt Der Ser. Stoaten 1T ben Grieg
in feItlider 8eiie begmtger,. 3ie
3ett1tngen broften i~poltenLonge Be
rtdte iiber Die DenonItrotionert, Die
urter ben auipi8ien Der fronB0iii6-
onterifaniiden &omitees Dor ii9 GIN
gen. Inter ben berporragenoen Ser
lonIi9feiten, Die an Der bier nerott.
ltalteten 9emonItrntion teiIunbmer,
befmoer liG Der nneritonii9e Bot
Ifnfter Sharp trn6 Der 8r1ftoent
Der frn8ofiden Repubtf Botnonre.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-13
ueMiekeitcn aiis JOwa,
9eg g1pines.


9err Guil ShnabsI, 407 s. Ape.,
fat iett bic 8ertretnng Der Omaha
Sribane. 8tr bitten bic Geier, BEN.
ieIben gsenisteiten ans airGen., Ser.
einss nnb Samilientrrifen sntDmmen
~ lafen, tuelde berielbe snr Ser.
SffentidMng in Der Sribine aber.
mitteIn uirS. aud nimntt Sert
Sdnnbsl Sr6ffripttOns : gsISer IL
Gmpfaus.
George Clifton Ser nngetlngt lit,
am %. auguit 1915 in 8ebiter o.
tp 9ltfus llaerp ermoroet slt ba-
ben, uro bereits Elm Offences @eItdno.
mis- nbgeleet boben ioa, mtrbe IN
bos bieiige GolntDgef1n9ftis einge.
Iiefert. Sein GompIi5e, George
6rosier, biiBt beretts cine 20.idb.
Irige 3uhtbousItrofe nb.
Mtittmo9 rlorgen fpftroett in ii.
rem 3imn1er i'm @ron0 SoteL Gdc
oItI. 4. ltro 8olnut ct, 6. Sc
@edter nn6 q. Sc. 9ed)ter BON Sc
bonon, $40, bon @ofen betG1lbt nltf.
gefnnoen. Sic @osb1bne itnnoer
often itn0 man glaltbt, 6oB on
bei0en MGnner bag Cos o1lsqebIo.
len bnbeu. gcioe lino uieoer Der
eelteilt.
Dos Capital" fam ieire gcmei
ne t9ebereien uidt 1tnterIoIiet. Be
elmer 9eiprefpine 6eS Grizzlies be:
@eneroIonfualts @reeorb, DAB al
9entifen, Delde Die @eiebe beobah
ten, nidtS GIT befiirtten baben
neiit es ourauf BIN, 6aB 0ieie SOL
tang Don Oerienigen GeutiHlanO:
beridieOe it, meid5es bel Begun
oes arieges ole augebDrigen Og
ierlOli6en Staten in 2agern inter
inert bobe. Gas MISUNDERSTANDING
Seeblott oergiBt ober bin5u5ufiigert
oaB oieies MIR @egeunlaBreaeln md,
rem, neil Die adiierten umO beiou
0ers o1s bonn yGapitol~ %anaebetetl
Guet1no 5lierit Die Suternierunl
oer GeAtiAM enaeInbrt bntteA
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f@Erentofrt. IL. g[pri[.


@ei Der eeItrieen SdIibberIonut.
htAg o& 5renOnt Wlens Club tul1r.
be cine BotriotenIigd gegrnbet, ttnb
iperoen oofir Betittonen fir Dit.
Giieoerifoft berlimgeimlot ner6et.
8. s. Robn lit bonn 8iirgermeiIter
BiIeb gum Itdotii@eit antpdlt ge-
tp1bIt ipor0enL
Sc boben iif m Der bieIigen 3e.
f-rirtierm9sItotion Bis beirte mittog
A Berionen fir ben MiIitGroierit ge.
nteIOet. Die Non1ett 0erieLben Itll6
Bm. 3. Blof, Geo. 0uffn Witrre1
6bdffer mo Carl suit. @s botten
ith mebrere &onoiooten geme[Oet,
ober bic iibrige1t nltroe1l ipeger pbb,
fifder SebIer niht m%1genornnel.
&orpornI Sofion bon Norfof, mel,
der Die Refrtttierlrtg leitet, miro
0rei Gage bier berbleibert.
DiebitnbI 1T an Der Sogesor6-
riitrg. @Gtern aben0 tuttr6e in Dos
Sous bon 8oIter Sooges an Oft
MiIitorp Apenue eingebrodet 1tno
peri1ieOene 8ertgegenitdn6e ent1pen-
oct. Mnber0em prroen bier Bi-
rbcles geItobIen uno Elm on6eres,
ipobrideinIid aud geitoblenes, oui
Dem Snnlgriun0e an @et 6. StroBe
in 8%erpobrtng eenonurpet.
91ttariorts Sirius miro ft@ an
10. Itoi in Grenont 5eiget.
Der ftelie 8iirgermeiiter bot cine
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-13
8nr letten Mnhe beifnttet.

@epnr6, 10. gpriI. = @ithuody
fa1lo untcr oGgemeiner Seilnabme
Die geeroigung oes be%rItor6enen
6rieoenSridter5 S. 60. @Ia6nilb
Itatt. Bdbreno ~oerieIben fpuren ale
@eid1ftsIdoe,l gei9IoIien unO Die
8logge iber benz @eridt5aeb1li0e
iUebte nuf SdIbmait. Ger gerltor-
beue, Der EN- alter bon SO Sobrcn
errei6te, uirfte fet 90 Snbren oils
5rteoen8ri6ter.
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@ndte is patratipncn Snrdl.

81. Glott0, Dtinn., Is. Ipril.-
Roh6cm er iif t35 Operutioner
lmterSo9en bate, lit bier Senrn @ed
i'm Alter bon 80 Sahren g%eitorben.
Die Ieete Operation tpuroe por afpei
SSqbren bon Or. s. 9. Mhtrpbb in
Ghicago oorgenommen. Sed bot fidI
in 6en berDorragen6iteH 9Oipitdlern
in Neinueioto, @bicugo uno Mon-
trenls beflm0m. Bel eiHer ieiuer
OperatiOuen nuroeu SEED feds 3ou
ieines Riifgrats e%ntferrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-13
M6eumatismmS, cine beim'
ticfifdbe Granfbeit, beginnt
init mnmerfliCben 9CbmerSen

iisberfebt Mot bic erften ansei3eu BON
@belmattsmus. grompte RebGnbIune TT ut'
erIdBIi6, bod brinst 5busu niir Die ri6ttse
9ebaubEune 4eiIune. 45rten Sie ieraIs, oaa
R5eumdtisnris burG GiHreibuHeeu eebeiIi
purbe7 Gi6erIin Mot Ma9t 6abet uibi
ben gebIer, ben f4ou 70 oteIe rna6ter, nHo
beoenft tets. bab anssrfine giiteE Dem Hbeu'
mntismus ni6ts nnbubeu ibunen. &c fam
ni9t aus benz Blui eeriebeu tperOen. 9. g
e. III ein nufetibares 8Iutreinigur9smittei
mo bat Rbeltmatismus fur iber ilnt8te Cab
re aebeilt, feIblI beionbers i6tpere Gdue. Sem
bet oetIte nod cine eeuaue @eiarebuRs Sbres
SALES. tlnfer gbetarSt sibt SbueH freieu
meoisiniI1eH Rat. a6refiert U2ebieal BE,
pdrtment, sfpitt spedfie Go, so Sptft Ca
hornlcrn. atlanta, Ga.
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Cine ridtiee Sortnr besinut nber
lueitu bic eriten 8araungen
Hidlt beaftet iuer6en.

SeberutoHH, Der bon Rbeumniismiis espIdsi
nfrb, miro 9bHeH beitdtieer, bas bic erften
G6mer5ert fnum bemerihnr poret. @aRs Ieiht
tat aaiara, Inuut tD~abrrebHbar, bemd6tiet F@
biefe aranfDeit mad NIB na9 6es R5rpers
lro Fat ben 2eibeHber felt in iBreH @riffen
ebe a Der setruffeue no9 rebt berIiebt.
6oI6e, bic ttb init eiurcibungeu uno an,
Dsren duberii0en SeifHtifieIn an beiIen boffs
ten riferL bdb oies unm5aIi6 it, "a tie
mot an bic aar8eI 6es eeibers berau Fom.
Hel f0nuen. Der abeumatismns fonruf ipte.
Der nuo miro bon Tag gu gag i6rsdIl4er.
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Am65cnenkcfps
ais ~Hu1tenruacbe!

erection, g. s, 10. aprtI.
@ouDerneur @6ge nr6 SeneroIo6fn-
tant Barber bobea 6os 4nerbieten
bon SRI. Gtbe[ q. @roBctp, Der
Eodter oe8 @toats. gintnufgogenten
g0fporo G. @roBct1p bon Seriep 81
tb, mge1pnune1l, tpeide iid bereit
erfI6rt bat, nit 200 irtngen M6ohen
bic aitite bon Sem Serieb pGbren0
Der Commemorate 3u pdtropiqie-
rem. Ger Stant miro Die nottpen6i-
ge 2ogeraltSriitung liefern.
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9atriut. g~eriammlnna in NurfuIf.

gtorfolt. 13. april. Cine bon
o~e1itid-amerifaniiden 8iirgerr Der
Stnot un6 1tmgebung ms 2eber
9eiebte potriotii6e 8%eriommLunq
fano geitern obeno bier itott. lteber
5000 8erionen nobmen oaron tell.
Die &ouptipre6er iporen 8iirger,
meiiter 6. s. 8oiges Sol. S. SO
Rice uuo Der friibere Sta6tanlpnLt
Stepart.
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GneIanS erb6lt ferncr
Del aus u1erikc!

8oibingtott, IS. apri[, 8ene.
raj gorror5o bot ben Ser. Stnoten
Die polittbe gerfidcr1utg gegeben,
6oB Die 0clsnf1ibret bon oclt 0eI.
feIoern bel En1npico tpe6er Aert Ser.
Stooten nod @ngLar0 obeeidnittett
fperoen mitr6eu.
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~snberettpu. Gin omerifaniiHes
Hrotcttorot iiber @8erifo ipiiroe fir
oieles cine quite Gnhe Iein. - @iibo
bat it'd Ontel Som ouseihIoFeii, Inn
oelt ariee fiegreih fir Die 9tlies gu
m0hRn.
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9arf aapital erb06eu

2incoIrL IS. &pril. Die Itont-
liae @iienbobn.&~ ommiliion bat ser
91ebrosto Telephone 60. in omaha
Die Grloilbnis erteilt. $t,000,000
nei1e aftien m~is5ugebett, Inn Der
4merican Telephone 60. iefSpro-
sentige Soften IN oieier S0be o60u-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-13
Charlie 8pnfter rrfrnnft.

5ilber Greet, 10. Qpril.-gbarles
Booiter lit at Der 2ungenent3itn-
0ltng idmer erfrontt. 9ie &ri1is
tritt nit Somstog elm. Seine Sim
Der iino idmtli6 beiruberufen NOR
Den.
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GS afbt nur Gin ,BrDmp nnfntHeh
mn oas ehte 40 erbaIien berlange man es
nab fetHem boilen GaHiett, 2aIatibe Srunin
EniHinc. man berIi6ere f6 ber llrterffrift
bon 9. 9g. grobe. 60 firiert cine @rfdItung
In etneni Lage, 25e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-13
gnbiuriier 1T Sas mitflidr qaaer.

bier oolItGnoia ubgelnGert. beoor
es aIf 5lnider ae5ogen. Boiler Eo-
ban aeeeben mir Iecre 6loiden 81 il.
ec1tn ciifcr 9eit. q. $. Sanicn, SC
taLGeaIeL &bpye GauaAs 2506.
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51blen ioiDie Deitere 100000 fitr
@erbeiIerungen uuO @ergroBeruns
ibres SDitems m oieieu Sabre.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-15
LIGHT CONVERTER INSTALLED
AT THE STRAND THEATER

a light converter having as its pur-
pose the eliminating Of vibration n
motion pictures has jus, been installed
by Manager 1hco johnson at the
Strand thcatcr. Mr.. Johnson while on
the coast last week, investigated the
merits Of different machines of this
KIND and as a result he chose the Wag-
ner white light converter The prin-
"ipal purpose of the machine is TO gen.
orat" direct current for use in the
projecting machines instead of the al
ternating and to eliminate practically
all vibration. The larger houses of
the coast cities have these machines
and MIR. Johnson made a thorough in
vestisation Of them in order TO secure
converter which would cause The
projection of he clearest and sharpest
picture possible for the benefit of his
patrons.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-15
TELLS OF OPERATOR
WHO SOLD HEAVILY
BEFORE TIE BREAK

Now York. iab. IA large sto'.E
market operator, who is at present ia
]florda. sold SODoG shares OF stock short
before the market break caused BY
President Wilson's note to bcligerents,
oil or Hartman of the firm Of Harri-
man a. Co. told III" loaE probers this
afternoon.
Hartman wr.te the name Of this
man on u peav" of paper which was
assed AROUND among committee men-
bers. lie said this operator covered ,y
buying 56,5CU shares December % and
/, 800 December Il
one congressman who dealt in 20
shares of steel was the only public Of.
fetal trading through the Hartman
company during the leak period, Hdr-
riman said.
Following his testimony the commit =
tee adjourned until furtEeI notice aud
1t was understood they wen, INTO exc =
utiNe session
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-15

dition that he will make a mon .hly
remittance for all gravel and sand re-
moved. the bond to be approved by the
Land Board. Motion carried.
1t was moved by the Governor that
the Attorney General draft the form
of bond to be used in the sale Of
gravel and sand to Mr.. II. A. Morrison.
Motion carried.
1t was moved by the State Auditor
that the Land Commissioner be
authorized to publish reading adver-
tisement in 10 newspapers in the
papers In Northern part Of the state
advertising the sale of state lands for
the coming spring and summer. Mo-
ton carried.
1t was moved by the Attorney Gen
eral that it is the sense Of this Board
that the state sell at least 100000
acres OF land during the coming sea-
son. Motion carried.
It was moved by the Attorney Gen.
eral that we proceed to sell 1000 acres
of land in Ada county. as soon as it Is
possible to give requisite legal notice.
Motion carried unanimously.
Report OF c. w. Whiffin i'm regard
to application for partial release of
mortgage. on land covered by loan in
the name of B. r. Clay, and which
land he has purchased, was accepted
and application denied.
Letter of M. F. Rathbun, Chairman
of the Settlers Association of the Big
Lost River Project was read before
the Board in connection with new
contracts with the Utah Construc-
ton Company. Motion was made by
Governor Alexander that copy of this
letter be forwarded to Edwin Snow
Attorney for the Company at Boise
Idaho. Motion carried.
1t was moved by Governor Alex
F., andcr that the AttorneJ General be
requested to bring foreclosure pro-
ceedings against Thomas Surridge
John II. Surridge. George Surridgc
James Surridge and Oliver G. Lapp or
lands in Idaho county under mortgage
to the state. Motion carried.
II was moved that claim of Thoma.
Dovery of Twin Falls, Idaho, fol
$12S.3O be tabled. Motion carried.
In the matter of application Of Rus
sell NJ Ash ct AL. for refund OF $500
deposited with application for renewa
OF loan Of $4,000 it was moved and car
ried that when payment of loan Il
GAL TWO ADD MINUTES OF
made refund Of $4,000 will be made t,
Mr.. Ash, from the l per cent LOAF
fund.
Refund Of 20 cents on fee filed witt
application for loan of Edna NJ. earns
Meridian, Idaho. was allowed, and tn
Register directed to issue check 70
same against the ] per cent Loa
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-15
FORMER MINISTER
TO SIAM IN BOISE

w. II. Hornibrooh, former state SEN
ator from Twin Falls county and for
MGR United States minister at Siam.
WAS in Boise between trains today. lie
is enruutc to his home at Albany. Ore.
where he is engaged III the newspa per
business. having leased his plant dur
ing his absence from the country. Mr.
IIornbruOk resigned his position at
siam on account of sickness In his fam
lily. They stopped at Twin Falls on
their way to Oregon and ar. Horni-
brook ran over to Boise for a day
meeting Mrs. Hornibrook and children
on the westboun. train at Nampa this
afternoon.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-15
:
MINUTES OF THE
STATE LAND BOARD

Boise, Idaho, Feb. 10. 1917.-State
Board of Land Commissioners OF the
state or Idaho met this day pursuant
to call in special session, with all mem
bers present.
Whereupon the following proceed
ings were had, to-wit
Minutes of the previous meeting
read and approved
1t was moved by the Attorney Gen.
cral THAI the 5000 acres of land here
tofore ordered sold under the Gem
irrigation District be selected from
the lands now under lease from the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-15
THE THOROUGHBRED"

To lose his business and his money.
his nerve and, apparently, his pros
poets, profits Alfred Blair TO this OK
tcnt-that it puts him in the way OF
finding his wife. That this is gain
infinitely larger than any to be cal
culated on a cnt-per- cent basis one
discovers on reading The Thor
oughbred. fresh novel by Henry
Kitchell Webster.
In their days Of luxurious circum-
stances. the Blars have suffered
from domestic repression. They have
taken the hard flippancy of their So
cial set. Celia has forced herself not
to reveal to her husband the truth
that she has fallen in love with him.
She has covered with a GOODNESS she
is far from feeling the impulses aris-
ing when the first look of worry
dawns in Alfred's eyes and when his
voice takes on the monotone Of pre-
occupation.
But presently. when calamity
comes. the mask of indifference falls.
A big house and an automobile are
succeeded by "a three-room flat and
the trolley ear. And with the change
come love and the real consumma-
ton of the marriage contract. Tho
event reveals a new Celia I, Alfred
the thoroughbred Celia. who jumps
right into plain housekeepinc-and
out of the revelation springs fresh
courage to undertake restoration.
All this sounds like homely tale
with a moral Well. the moral Is
there, all right, but THE Thorough
bred" is in its essentials very de-
lightful love story with cxtravagances
easily to be forgiven.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-15

latter half OF the month Of March. Mo-
ton carried.
1t was moved by Governor Alex.
ander that the Attorney General be
requested to draft a bill and submit 1t
to the legislature with the approval
OF the Land Board. asking that the
legislature grant the Land Board
power and authority to sell all lands in
the Gem Irrigation District at such
time as the Land Board may deem to
the best interest Of the state. such sale
to be held without any changes to the
purchaser by virtue of the state hav-
ing advanced any money for main
tenance or an other changes. Motion
carried
Whereupon the Board adjourned.
Boise. Idaho, February ~. 1911
State Board of Land Commissioners Of
the Ntate of Idaho met this day pur-
suant to call. with all members pres
ent.
Whereupon the following proceed
ings were had to-wit:
Minutes Of the previous meeting
read and approved.
1t was moved by Governor Alexander
that the office Of Carey Act Agent at
Arco. Idaho, now held by Otto B.
F1eischer. be declared vacant. Motion
carried.
It was moved by Attorney General
Walters that the Land Commissioner
make application to file upon 1900
acres Of land in township 2 and 9
south. range 20 and II east. r. NJ, sub
ject to approval of he Land Board
after inspection has been made. Mo-
ton carried.
Personally appeared S. H.. McAnulty
S. p. Bicknell, d. w. Gorby, f, T.. Balm
& Co., Chas. Fl. Walker, H. Jacobson
Sheppard Morgan, Frank A. Berry, Jr.
II. NJ. Hubert. f. Il. Wilson and viii
f. Montgomery. whereupon the fol-
lowing resolution was presented by
Governor Alexander and adopted:
Whereas the above named persons
appeared before the Land Board ask
ing that certain lands be set aside
for the joint benefit of the cattle ant
sheep men, stating that both indus
tries in and around Glenns Ferry, FL
more county, Idaho, have adjusted
their differences satisfactorily and
that the greatest Of harmony prevails
and love and affection exists among
these people, that the Land Boar6
joins with these people to enjoy tn,
harmony.
NJ. J. Sweeley of Twin Falls, Idaho
personally Appeared before the Boart
in the ms tie of applications for entr.
OF NJ. B. Boley and a. S. Hall under
the Twin Falls Land & Water Com
pany's project After some discussion
l..
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-15
RETURNED FROM EAST.

Judge i. s. Dietrich has returned
from "A month spent in New York where
he was called to sit IN the United
States district court because of tho
congestion of cases there. He reports
that there is more excitement in New
York over the present war crisis than
in this section and that preparation
were made to protect the harbor. He
also visited his daughter. Miss Mar
garct at Wellesley college before re =
turning home
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-15
The Little Ne1Us of Boise

Mrs. Emma Smith DeVoe, the ma
tional president, in memory Of the
birthday of Susan 3. Anthony. The
annual celebration will be held this
evening at the Owyhee hotel where the
company will be seated promptly at
80 for the banquet. BY a special ar
rangcment with the hotel in which
seats are to be reserved in no other
way than at the desk of the hotel it
will be possible to secure tickets up
to the time of serving.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-15
EDUCATIONAL FIGURES.

\ printed slip showing the amount
that Idaho is e%pcnding for it's state
educational institutions in comparison
with other northwestern states has
been gotten out by the Boise Council of
Women Voters for the accommodation
Of the lcgis turC. which now has the
problem of deciding the amount which
- to be appropriated by the state for
CdIcation for the coming two years.
y slip was laid ON each desk of the
legislators
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-02-15

part: Mrs. Fred Rosene. Mrs. Herman
j. Brown, Miss Funston. Miss SenseniS
and Mr.. Farmer. A cordial invitation is
extended to the public.
Boise camp No 6777, NJ w. A. meets
tonight in regular session. There will
be matters Of importance, to which al
members are urged to give their at
tention.
Central w. G. r. L. will hold n parior
meeting at the residence of Mrs. Chip,
AS Thatcher street, Friday at 2:30 y. IN.