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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-03
War viii Mean
Greater Activity
In American rade
English Financial Authority Says
We Need Not Fear
Depression
By SIR GEORGE PAlSH



The immediate effect of the declara-
ton Of war upon American trade ana
prosperity will be beneficial, for money
will circulate as never before, owing TO
the gigantic purchases of the American
government and the Allies upon the
American markets, and business men OF
all kinds and descriptions will enjoy
sales greater than they ever expected
TO deal with; indeed, the only limit 20
their business will be the limit Of the
nations productive power after calling
into play the contribution which the
women can make TO its maintenance and
increase.
In Great Britain the war expendl-
lures have meant that the spending
power Of the country has risen from
something like e2,4OO, 100000 per annum
to about SO $500 100000, and that the
fortunes Of private persons have in
creased as they never increased before.
This is shown by the ability Of the
nation to raise over e2,l0000O,OOO for
war and governmental purposes in n
single year, and to provide about 81
500 600 900 Of it by the issue Of war
loans subscribed for by bankers, in
surance Offices, business firms and pri-
vate persons. War means trade activity
not depression; the depression is more
apt to come after the war, when the de-
struction Of life and Of wealth by war
is keenly felt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-03

lDr. Letsersor, 1oho IS one Of the
foremost authorities IN the country
on employment problems, IS no1o en-
gagged In organising and supervising
the employment bureaus for the Ohio
branch Of the Coarnca for National
Defence. He 10as formerly sccre-
tary-treaslwer Of the American As
sociation of Public Employment Bu-
Yecus.-THE EDITOR.
By WILLIAM NJ. LElSERsON
Department of Economics. Toledo Uni
versity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-03

Head of the Department of Economies
Politics and Sociology, College VI
Wooster
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09

called social avil to be the greatest
document of enlightenment SO far dis
closed
As it's title suggests, the drama Is
an exposition of conditions existing In
practically every large community In
America, and while the lesson is OBJ
vious. there has been no attempt on
the part of the author or director to
draw any definite conclusion. That is
left to the viewpoint of the observer.
During the engagement of who's
Your Neighbour" in Denver, where
hundreds were turned away at every
showing and 1t was found expedent
to begin the performance in the morn
ing to accommodate the crowds, the
drama was viewed by the most prom
inent people of that city who have
been engaged in attempting to remedy
conditions said to exist there. The
play was declared to have given a bet
ter insight into the state of affairs as
they had found them to be than any
written report might possibly convey.
The theme of the drama Is the world
old question Of the segregation of
women of scarlet And in the light of
the experience of many municipalities.
and the agitation that has been in
creasing since the establishment near
many of the large cities of the great
cantonments, It is perhaps the time
Hest play of the year.
During the engagement at the Pin
ney showings will be given at 2 80
O'Clock each afternoon and at I: 30 and
9 o'clock at night.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09
WEATHER CONDITIONS
OVER THE COUNTRY

Three shallow depressions are ap-
parent this morning, one central in
Minnesota, one in Arizona, and one in
Florida. Elsewhere the pressure is
high. Precipitation has occurred in
Manitoba. Minnesota, Texas. Louisiana
and the middle Atlantic states. The
temperature is much lower in Sas-
katchewan and northern Montana and
over most of the eastern and southern
states, and is much higher In the
northern plains region and upper Mis-
sissippi valley. Fair weather is ex-
pected to continue in Boise and its vi
entity tonight and Wednesday.
Boston. a.; Calgary, SO, Chicago, So:
Denver, As; Des Moines. AZ; Helena,
~; Kansas City. AZ: Los Angeles, Sc;
St. Paul. SO: New Orleans, 81: New
York, a.; Pocatello, AZ Portland, So;
st. Louis. So: Salt Lake City, 90; San
Francisco. So; Seattle, As; Washington,
"a
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09
ALLOTMENTS FOR
THE COUNTIES NOT.
YET DETERMINED.
Announcement Will Be
Made Within Few Days
Good Reports From Lib
erty Loan Campaigners.

County allotments for the second
liberty loan will not be available for
short time. State Chairman D. w.
Davis and H. S. Boone. representative
of the San Francisco federal reserve
bank, are now working on the matter.
Just as soon as they arrive at defin-
lite conclusions the figures will be
made public.
The allotments will be so arranged
that between 100000 and 10000
600 will be subscribed. 1t Is expected
that Ada county will be asked to buy
bonds amounting to approximately
5000, 600.
Chairman Davis and H. S. Boone
held rousing meeting in Malad Mon
day night. Today they have been
meeting with the business men of
Weston, Franklin and Preston. They
reported enthusiastic meetings at all
places visited and expressed conf
dence that Idaho would do all that
was expected of 1t.
ENCOURAGING REPORTS.
Decidedly encouraging reports are
coming to the state headquarters from
all of the county chairmen. Organiza-
tons for the big drive next week are
assured that a solicitor will call at
every home in Idaho.
In the rural districts solicitors have
been provided with automobiles, so
that the bonds can be taken to the
farmers, if the farmers do not come
after them. Cnttlemen and sheepmen
will be rounded up. Idaho Is asked
for large sum of money" said Mon
tie B. Gwynn, land no one can be over
looked. Every person in the state who
Is able to buy a bond must come
across. We a,A getting facts and
figures which viii enable US to tell
reasonably S's!i low much money each
man in thu state can put into bonds
and the So '!cf1ors are going to be in
structed 20 receive applications In
such ar UNITS. 1t is not a question of
what a man Wants to do. This is
case must an d the man who refuses
10 'Iy in propc rtion to his means the
e." time will be solicited again and
ut
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09
THE WHOLE NEiGHBORHOOD
KNOWS

Mrs. Anna Pelzer, 1926 Jefferson ST.,
So. Omaha Neb., writes: Il can rec
ommend Foley's Honey and Tar as a
sure cure for coughs and colds. 1t
cured my daughter of a bad cold. My
neighbor, Mrs. Benson, cured herself
and her whole family with Foleys
Honey and Tar and everyone in our
T dGhborhood speaks highly of IT." This
reliable family remedy masters Group
1t clears the air passages and eases
the gasping. strangling fight for
breath.-Whitehead Drug Store.
Adv. T. TIL. s.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09

Bent Trimming Shears-Ex-
cellent for general use, especi-
ally for cutting goods on table;
best steel, nickle plated and
highly polished. -. ESQ to $1.39
American Alarm, Cloek Ike
MCKEE plated; a good dollar
value. Our price ........... $50
World Eight Day Alarm Clock
Dependable, durable and at
tractive; heavily nickle plated.
our price .$Z.oS
iron Clad Alarm Clock
Heavy steel case; an attractive
mantle clock with alarm under
meath; we recommend it for its
splendid time keeping quail
ties ............... 80
Our Lookout" Alarm Clock
will give long service; nickle
plated. Price $3.50
--Children's Hold Fast Hose
Supporters - Heavy Isle elastic
with rubber button grip; black
and white. Two pair for. $50
-Children's Velvet Grip Hose
Supporters-Oblong rubber but
ton; black and white. Price, q
. .
-Children's Circus Supporters
High grade Isle elastic; metal
parts nickle plated; black and
white. Price. pair. $50
-Women's Pad Front Support
ers-Superior Isle webbing, silk
covered: black and white.
iNe QUO
Steel Pairing knives-Assorted
wood handles; excellent quality.
ASnSh DC
Madame Lloyd's Cedar Polish
Mops-Just the thing for dust
ing woodwork and furniture $50
Madame Lloyd's Machine OIL
VIII not gum; BOZ bottle. 80
-3-ln-1 Oil-The oil for all pur-
poses, bottle ........ 100 and 25o
Wizard Mops, small size. sec
medium size ................8 9c
Large size .$1.29
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09
ADJUSTMENTS
WHO'S YOUR NEIGHBOUR

At the Pinney theater Saturday aft
ernoon, for an engagement of four
days. there will be revealed the super
sensational film drama, Who's Your
Neighbour which has been establish
Ing new records for attendance swher-
sver it has been presented.
In Salt Lake 1t played for a week
recently to a succession of crowded
houses, and so great was it's success
that it will return there Immediately
following its showing here. for another
week
1t has been declared by women who
have given deep thought and tireless
energy toward the abolition of the So
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09
Danasks

-62-inoh Fine Half Bleached
Oamask in a quality that washes
and wears very satisfactorily;
pretty assortment. of. patterns.
Price, a yard. ................6 9c
-58-inch Renfrew Colored Dam
ask in red, blue and buff colors:
good assortment of the best pat
terms. Price, a yard. $50
-60-inch Mercerized Damask in
a very good quality; pretty snow
drop. rose and floral patterns;
splendid values at .39c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09
Plain and Fancy Turk
Towels

Mo. 315-unbIeached Turkish
Towels, size 1sx39 inch .... 15o
NO. 704 - Large Bleaehed
Turkish Towels In nice heavy
weight; size 20x39- Inch.
Prlce ....,.......,,.. 1TI2c
NO. 332-Nioe Turkish Towels
In handy size, 1SxSs inch; great
values at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1870
NO. 707-larse Turk Towels,
great thirsty fellows, size 22x4S-
Inch. Price ................ .25o
NO. 7o1-Fancy Turk Towels
with 2-inch colored border; size
26x64. Price .............. $50
NO. 7s4-Fancy Turkish Towels
with blue and pink striped Dor
ders-nice soft finish. size 21x42-
men. Price ...#.......... ZSc
NO. 762-Estra Heavy Turk
Towels for bath use; fancy
striped borders; size 21x42-lnch.
Splendid values at. $50
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09
New Curtain Materials

The most delightful nateriaIs in
the prsttiest new patterns and do
signs.
Now Cretonnes, 86 inches wide,
suitable for draperies and fancy
work: yard-19e, 23e, 2sc, $50, $50,
49o, $50 and 700.
New Bungalow cretonnes, SPLEEN
did Tor making quilts. a yd 1850
-seautiful serims, at yd., $50, 1870
and .............. o6o
40 Inch Plain VoiIss with hem
stitched borders, a yard. 2no
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09
Bleached Muslin

Hope 36-inch, yard. 80. lac
Ivory" 36-inch, yard. 49,. 10c
Golden Rule" 36-inch ....11c
-"Lonsdale." 36-inch,
Fruit of the Loom" ITO
BROWN MUSIINS.
Superior" 36-inch .... SO
STANDARD" 36-inch ...... $40
Superior 36-inch ..... sac
Texas" 36-inch, yd. .7Ee
Elephant" 36-inch ......... 80
Golden Rule" 36-inch. 49,. 10c
-"House Keepers" 36-inch. =. 1oc
Sweet Home" 36-inch. =. 1910
Auburn A." 36-inch ....... 15c
CAM 6RtCS. a
Fruit of the LOOM" yard. ~
Berkeley 100,' a yard. .23c
TURKISH TOWElING.
Turkish Towelins by the yard
2S-inch, yard .23c
22-inch, yard ................ 29c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09
Pattern Cloths and Napkins

NO. B810-Heavy Mercerized
Napkins; size 20x20-inch: nice
quality, satin finish. Price, per
dozen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $1.48
Linen Napkins, 21x21-inoh
Price, a dozen ............$ $3.50
Linen Napkins, 22x22-inch
Price. dozen .............$4.4
-10-4 Mercerized Damask Pat
torn Cloths, with splendid finish
and serviceable quality. .$1.59
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09

NO 75s = Fine Large Turkish
Bath Towels, heavy weight and
fine weave, size 2sx54-inch. Price,
NO. 18-Big Turk Towels, size
24x4s-inch - the largest and finest
bath towel we carry; fancy pat
terms. Price 500
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09
Good Cotton
Blankets, SLAB

This is mighty low price
for good blankets this sea-
son. but we can sell you
very satisfactory one at this
price. Made of soft, strong
cotton with nap that washes
well; gray or tan colors with
pretty fancy borders; sizes
66xso-inch and 84x76-inch.
If your price is s1.4S, you'll
grab one OF these IN a iiffy.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09
Save Money Here on
Outing Flannels

Comparison has taught
many women that they can
get a little heavier, finer,
fleecier Outing at the Golden
Rule for the price. Why not
buy a winters supply now?
and Dark outinos IN
stripes and checks. a yard =. .12sI,o
Full line Of dark Outings, per
yard IL.
Daisy Cloth Outing In white
pink and blue. a yard 1so
Iris" Baby Outing in a littIe
lighter weight than Daisy" Price.
49, 12I[,0
-Taeuna" Outing in soft quality
ana good weight, a yard. loo
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09

S4-lnch; weight 2 lbs: crisis
cross made; nice fluffy qualify.
Each ...............=... .S2.48
FINE COMMERCIAL WOOL
BATS; small percentage of
China Cotton mkt in: q splendid
bait in full quilt size; Each $1.95
10 Y r SPECIAL" selected
Wool Finished Bait; soft, fluffy,
looks and wears like pure wool;
weight, 2 lbs. Each. $1.49
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09

The Stephens orchards will endeavor
to handle at least two carloads of APP
pies daily. A capable lidder could find
at large wages.-Adv. Ola
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09
Huck Face Towels

NO. B286-Red Bordered Huck
Towels, size 17x36 inch. Price,
CASA 100
NO. B606 - Fancy Women's
Huck Towels Of dandy weight
and finish: size 1Sx3s... Price,
each ................. 15o
Mo. Bs02-Good Huok Barber
Towels; size 13x22-inch. Price.
Barber Towels; size l3x24-
inch; price. a dozen. $50
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09
Home 0nfMng Time
Blanket and Comfort Time

PURCHASING BEDDING is an investment
l. Every woman who keeps herself informed,
knows how tremendously prices have advanced
on cotton and wool and in the opinion of Amer
icas best informed men, prices will rise still higher
before and Immediately after the war is ended The
purchase of future supplies of bedding as well as all
other items featured during Home Quitting Week
is an investment that will represent substantial div
dends in NOR
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09

English Twilled Tape - Black
or white; 3-yard bolts: u to y
inch; a bolt 1Oc
"a to 7s-inch, bolt ........15 o
-Oarnins Cotton-all colors;
two for .............. sc
Bias Fold Tape Wright's
best cambria; white only; ~
yard bolt .......... 15o, 1870, 25o
Lawn Bias Tape - wright's
superior quality; black and
white; a bolt. 15o, 1ee, Csc
Bias Fold Tape, in colors, for
trimming; size No. 4 only;
DOH - ....... 49,. 49,. 10c
-sharp's Sewing Needles, All
sizes; price, a package. Sc
-creweI Embroidery Needles.
all sizes; price, a pkg. Sc
-Barbour's Linen Thread, white
and brown; price, a spool D.. 1oc
%. N. T. Sewing Cotton, black,
white and colors; price. spool. .4c
Blasting Cotton, sizes 40, 50
and so; white only; 5OO-yard
Carlson curier Silk Button
Hole Twist, price. .,.....5c
Electric Silver Plate Thinble.,
price, each So
Dorothy ThimbIes - Heavily
silver cased on nickle. hand
chased; each 15o
Silk FrilIed Elastic - Pink,
blue. lavender. red. yellow and
black; a yard .25c
Silk Betting, black and white,
IA Inch to 21s Inch; yard. ESQ
8-tnch to 4-inch, a yard .2ec
Bachelor Buttons. doz 100
CLAUS ButtonhoIe Scissors
MCKEE plated with inside set
screw; will cut to az incnes,
rrlce ............. 800
-Stork Embroidery Scissors
Fine quality; fancy gilt handle.
Priced at SOC
Straight Trimming Shears
Best English steel laid blades
sizes on to s inches; price,
each .................. $50 to 75o
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09

Five unusually good values in
Fine AIi-Linen Pattern Cloths,
ready to be hemmed.
45x45-in. All Linen Cloths, $3.50
72x72-in. All-Linen Cloths. S2.S9
66xS4 All Linen Cloths, S2.29
72x90-in. All-Linen Cloths, $500
-58x5O- inch Mercerized Soai-
Ioped Cloths. pink and blue
scalloped. ready for use. Price,
each .................. .$1.4a
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09
Huck Toweling

Mo. B602-Fine Huck ToweIinq
of serviceable quality and good
weight; 16-inch width. Price,
a yard ................. 100
Mo. B6o3 17-inoh, Huok
ToweIino, a yard. 1870
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09
Few Money-Saving Items from Linen Section

Dor md tho
nd ute
i stocks here surprisingly
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09
Nashua Wool nap
Blankets, $2.98

You know what Nashua"
Cotton Blankets are--how soft
and fluffy the nap and how
firmly they are woven. The Sc
cret of their warmth lies In the
special price employed which
makes the thousands of little mir
spaces in criss-cro nap finish.
They're durable, mons shrinking
and moth proof. Size 64x76-
inch in gray and tan.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09

made of fine short cotton; Quilt
size ................. S1.19
FINE CHEESE CLOTH COW
Erred BATS, filled with good
quality Of soft white wool; size
72xS4 Inch; all ready for cover
ing; each .........s....... 1879
CRIB SIZE WOOL BATS,
covered with cheese cloth; size
45X6O; each .................$ 1.59
ALL WOOL BATS, size Tx
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09
Good Sheets

Here are four extra good values
IN Sheets in different sizes:
-72x90- inch Standard Sheets go
-91x90- inch standard Sheets,
piSo CdCu 10
-s1x90.lnoh Standard shssts,
pKiCo each .$l,1U
-72x90-inch Extra Quaijtv
Sheets, price each. ...........$f.f0
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09
Crashes

NO. 5209-Glass Cloth: blue and
checks and stripes. Yard. 80. 1850
NO. "Barnesley" 1S-inch
A yard 12iL,o
NO. 5103-Same, 17-in. Yd 15o
NO. 5f14-Good grade, l5-inch
Linen Crash. A yard ....... .1ec
Mo. 5119-16-inch Linen Crash:
fine finish. A yard. ESQ
In extra fine quality Linen
Crashes we call your special at
tention to the Stevens" line,
which we carry In the following
widths and prices.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09

dends IN money saved.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-09

-NOxAlL cotton Bats. j. 1870
-DOWNEY cotton Bats 1oc
-WHlTE LILY cotton Bats. 300
&C 20 WIN JEWEL Cotton
battS ..''..[. ....... ......... $50
BIB "APOLLO" COTTON
BATS. size 72xS4-inch, full
bed size for making quilts.
EdCn ..............$1.3 50
3-lB. STITCHED BAIT
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-10

Rain has saved the Germans again, according to the last dispatches from the front. The field of Flanders quagmre say the correspondents with the British army. There is a shadow a doubt but that Haigs last blow had the German line reeling. and
 this might well resulted in the greatest victory of the Rain also the New York Giants yesterday. The victorious White Sox of Chicago sweeping The psychology of success theirs At rest of days may rally the slipping hosts of New York and give them chance to make harder fight for the baseball championship Rain does lots in the world It spells picnic parties and takes the Reginalds trousers and ruins parades roads pieces floods the owlands makes folks sad and gloomy. But it also paints the fields living green and gives the red blush the
 The people who waiting anxiously Hag to Hndenburg will he given rain checks just the same who bought tickets for the game yester
 day New York The pleasure will be deferred that all It is maddening think that the Hunnish hosts are rallying behind the cloudbanks the
 But later. week, month, year. time. the Hun will have fight straight through to finish on the high ground in both sunshine and rain and the will be written when the fight is done
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-10

Pima cotton is king of them all. So said George Butterworlh. the noted government expert in Salt River valley to classify cotton for the bureau of markets. He said it to the Rotarians at the big mee. ing when King Cotton ruled and every phase of this big ques- iton was studied. MT. Buttervorth has already classified 100 bales of cot ton. Seventy of these he has called No. Pima He has found fibre one and eleventh-sixteenth inches long, a record, and since cot .on is valued largely by the length of it's fibre. his finding is of the utmost importance. He showed samples of the best imported Egyptian and Pima. The home cotton had the call by far in length and Qual- ivy. He also showed this cotton has 5.73 per cent less waste in 1t than Fancy Sea Island cotton even when the sample was merely of the Yuma varie- ty. not so good at Pima. As to prices he said: Last week Standard 3rd grade Egyptian, which do not consid- CT as good as fancy or Extra No. Pi- ma, was quoted in New York markets at 65 to 70 cents. landed east. This shows what Pima should sell for in the valley.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-10

Judging from the premium list and general announce made from Phoenix the State Fair which will be held the of November 12-17 gives promise of be- ing the greatest this year Livestock and mining exhibits and racing will be the three great features but the agricultural products from the fertile valleys and T rgaed lands of the will also make splendid show ing the big fair, according the officials Phoenix is wonderful in the fall The state will be there all it except few senries left behind the old home walls. great state fair is great asset any state It strs pride quickens competition and improves products gets folks acquainted with each other The Review is strong for the State Fair
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-10

Germany had corruption fund for every purpose under the sun. She spend money by the hundreds of thousands in Prussan propagandas in this country and the last expose that she foolish enough to in With the arest lands of France ravshed and the Rheims cathedral in ruins and French blood flowing in stream from the forests of Arragone to the it nconceivabe that the German government could have hoped influence French opinion with money The Prussan has way all his own, and thoughts and methods of analysis all his He has overrated his powers and underrated those of his enemies But his mistake of all that he took thought of the ideals of other nations.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-10

(New York World).

The revelations of Boo Pasha's deviously operated fund of nearly s17OOOOO in German Government money produce novel sensation in America beyond the amount involved Count Bernstors s50,OOO for use in influencing Congress as on occasions implied for similar uses some multiple of that which could only be guessed. But Bolo Pasha's fund gives some definite notion what the Kaiser spending and was willing spend operations centerng in the United States corrupt governmental agencies and poison pub lie opinion and blow up ships and intuition plants It was not tens thousands of dollars but millions that flowed out of Spandau warches for these purposes
 Thus little by little ramifications this German war world conquest by intrigue and bedevment are until the central structure and agencies of all begin in clear outline and Ever since Dr. Albert dropped his bundle of discriminating papers while trundling New York has been disclosure another explosion and then another Some of the Kaiser's carefully planted bombs against life and property exploded with material damage But his bombs blow up public opinion and drive the fragments his have exploded and continue explode with nothing to show loss of his money and the revelation world of the duplicty and treachery and murderous determination of his Inn perial Government
 And all at the hands of the "bodsinnige Yankees!" Nothing could be sly and devish- y arful and clever as efficiency in statecraft the joke of the the sardonc merrment of the gods by little effort the part of Papens dis covered order of organized imbecility