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Bisbee daily review., 1917-08-21
HAPPENINGS IN ALL
 PARTS OF COUNTY

J. O. Bostick. former employe of the Southern PacI1c line and stationed at Willcox, left Sunday for San Antonio. Texas, where he has enlisted as a ranking commissioned officer in the signal reserve corps
 That reducing the high cost of living is not difficult task is attested by the fact that Rev. and Mrs. E. H. NichOl- son of Wilcox served dinner Sunday from the food products raised on their farm. Every article of food excepting bread was raised on the place.
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3u6eL-prsijs iistig; gtaffinir,
ter Cut aoaf $10.05; poDSsreb 1886;
Cubes 1925; granuIirtsr 1925; Con,
fssiioner ~ $8.15; off .a' S7.S5
--795; ipeiber srtra $7.65-7.75;
eItra g. $7.55 per 100 pfuno.
Nolaffes. - Warii iistig. =
Tstp Orleans Open EetteI 5O-85c;
Centrifugal 32-42c per GalIone.
Reis. - Gytra fanep oeab 81
Ole; fantp S-83e; fseonb Seab p
71e; aebrohener 6-6st; Sapan II.
Sc Blue gioIt S2-Sse per plumb.
Daitps sprobutte.
Butter. - Marlt 5ismIi1 lsb.
baft. preife feft. WboIemiIt syira
ira.issb sTtrd 34s; isronSs 31s;
Jancp DARN 33e; pading Gtod 25A
-30ar. - 9uiiersGett 35-35ae per
pfunb.
RGfe.- Marit fistis; Gbio 25e;
gorbm'iilifer 26-26ac; gleip yori
27c; G4peiasr 37-15e; 2imbursr
25-26e; DO. Bird 24s per yfuno.
gier. - Warft 5ieinlih Iebbdfi
grsiit fsit.-printo firits 9iibnereisr
35e; ffrits 34e; rrbindrt firits
&c.,; fsrOnbs 29ac per Dubenb;
entsneier 30as per Dussib.
GefIistI. Wdrft Isbbafi.
unb bariibsr 31f; groifsrs 1--1a qfb.
unb bnriibsr 31e; Broilsrs 1-1a pfp.
25--2Se; Sdbne 14e; Siibntr 1se;
1ruihIlusy -pon S--10 gfh. 21r; bo.Y
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Rinbpieh. - Der Wnrft mar
I'm aIsemsinen fetig 5u ben Preiien
Dom Greitas. = Cute WliI4tiib fino
IN belonbers gutter Rn4fraas.
Ulitilere uno i4pere Gfiere $500
-12.e5; Jleiidsr Siisre $7O0-10.s
90; auserleisne bis ertrd $10-25-
1150; 5sifers $e.50-9.60; auserls'
fsne Bis .srtra $9.75-10.75; Rub
$6.O0-7.75; auserlsfene Biz ertra
$8.O0-9OO; Gdnners S5.25-5.65;
Mh6fiibs S45.OO-125.O0; Stoders
unb i5esbers $6.0O-8.OO.
BulleM = Die Ra4frogs mar
cine quite unb bic grsifs iparen ifstig
um um 50-75c b0ber als Dor sinsr
Wo4e.
Geite 9ullsn $4,000; Bologna
$7OO1s.50; qtra S8.0-S.75;
mngere unb lsi6te $6.00-6.75.
adfber. = 0i. 6eFersn RGlbsr
ioaren feiie i'm prsiIs. bic anbsrrn
ettpds piaisr.
Bette lei9is adlber $14.25-14.s
80; fair Bic quite $12.O0-14.25; orr
bindre unb srobs S6.50-10.50.
S9peine Der Wartt mar
beute flau unb bic qrsiis gsbriidt.
ausseiu9te S6ptre, 22O pfuHo
nnb aufipdrts, $15.65-15.75; CUTE
bis aussrlsIens @erpadungss uno
syleif6sriorttn $185 pfunb uno aut'
fDdrts. $15.60-15.65; mittlere, $50
pfanb unb aufipdris, s15.25-15.s
80; l.i4ts @erianbtiorien, 120-150
plumb, $1.75-51.25; Jertel. 10
pfunb unb barunter $11.00-14.5O;
orhindre Bis aussrlsiens i6pre fetts
Sdue $10.00-14.35; Stass $500
1900; srtra $12.25.
S9afs uub 2dmmsr. =
Der Warit mar teute tetig fir S9d'
fs, 2ammsr abtr fart unb Tim 25e
b6ber.
Sddfs, aussrlsIene Bis ertra $8.s
00-8.25; fair BIS CUTE $6l00-7.75;
orbmdre nnb gulls $3.00-5.Oo;
g0de $500 unb odrunter. = Cams
mer; dussrleiene Bis .rtra $15.76-
1900; fair Bis CUTE $14.00-15.75;
feeonbs $12.00-13.0O; orbindrs ST.
OO-11.OO.
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yeIs, sonss nm, MItism in geS ysrf.

0sitzftspspieu wurssR ~ 4k-tA<
bisienfiri. BsAja snf 2oHbon pareu iieiia.
War 90 9aae t<.T2, GsmmsStinl Bins, 90
Tase. Ss.7ii<. et&f t41stf. 3abei.alnIosi.
ians'. 49, a.sass as,,:, s.Si 10 o:7s, s,ss aasa
ieine Guotirunatn, eirs 6ift 7.22K. 2stsl
7.2ix ,Rubsl Si&fas.ss. fibd ss.7o. Si.
Der ossrsn Soks Dstriianiids Toldrs
6s,Sc
aftienmarft. - Gnfangs ras oer
Ndhf fhpsr, fpdter aber uar otriefbe ise
uno bic 5Alubnciisunsen itanoss meiitens
lbsr bsutn ppm Greitag
Uffsu IN XQffx4Sa
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Sim sintari.ees ~ arisss.
5eiten.

Die @OlisHbri@e Der S9Dorsst
gsrss. - Deitsrrei9 uHsarns
.improbifirte" Srisssmabndbms,
- Die imprOoiiirten 5if4ereisans
lassn oou Rjsto. = Der Sfu.aris
Sss. - Sn Der GanbDiIla Der ROs
niesfamilie. - Sas 3immn Der
qrinssFin Wsra. - SIN tiirtift<H
Seim.
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Gbitaao, IA. syuli.

G4psins. - 3ufubr 5000. -
Wartt niebriser; 9ult $14.75-l5.s
70: lsi4te $14.40-15.65; semii4te
$14.45-15.SO; i4tDere $14.25-l5.s
85; raube $14.25-14-45; Gerisl
$11.25-14.50.
8inbpisb. = 3ufubr 700. Ularft
itstis; ginbeimii4e Beef Stiere 49,,
30-14.00; StOdsrs unb Gssbers
$6.&-9.25; aabe unb 5efers $5.s
40-11.90; Adlber $9.50-145O.
S3afe. - 3ufubr 1000. - Wlarit
iie.ie; Wstbers S7.75-11.O; epes
$7.W-9.25; gGmmer $10.O0-l5.'
70.
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grpbafum m en-.

Gin norbbeutiter Sefoilcm bot ii1
1ns Sircl eine Seerbe aiibe fomnierl
Iaiicn lin lie Dor Geimapeb su beipdb.
rem uno lie geiirnb tiro nnlnier 5u er.
bcIten. 1T er 1lif BEN gliid1iden uno
iinnreiden ginfaI aefommen, lid, ein
Giroler Sdaeerpaar 3,i uritrctbeu.
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Siehniarff

Gineiundti. IA. SuIi.
3ufubr unb gsrianbt fir bic pers
floF,ne Dods. psrsIi4eI nit ben
pOrberssbenbeH spei Wo9en iporsu
lpie foIgt:
3ufubr.
Rinbpitb. S4tueine, S4dte
so. Suni .6148 22.056 19,sO8
z. Suli 1896 1878 1886
IA. gull . .52S3 1918 1858
9erfdnbt.
Rinhpisb. G4ipeins. @9die
80. Snni /. 1904 s713 1898
Z. Suli . T. 1779 1854 1853
IA. SuIt- . 1878 79A 1915
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Gineinnati, IA. Suli.
Die na9foIssnben Quoiirunssn be-
5iebsH ii9 nur auf enerOss5ransai-
tiontn. Bel ilsineren Gsi9Gftsn ipers
ben stpas b0bere prsils bsrs4nst.
probifionen.
S9maIa grima Sfsdm
20.s5-A.Oo; GamiIp A.75-
22.50.
1rpde aefaIBene 3
Dleif d. - Short clear Seiten
22E22af; Grtra fbort clear Seitsn
21s-22c; iurse Rippsui.itsn 214
-22t; gslits 22s-24e per pfunb.
9erdu6erits Gleif9. =
Short clear Ssiten 244-24Sc; ertra
fbori clear Ssiim 23a-24c; iur5s
aippsuItitH 23a-24e; Bellies 25-.
26e per Pfunb.
sugar Curb GfsiT9. =
S9inten 24-25c; pitnie S4uls
fern 1920; gr.attafi Bacon a.
Csc; Saulttrn In pddttsn 20-21e;
S9ulisrH, Rsp yOri Gut, 20a-21c;
trodms Beef S9uiteru 331-34e per
SHbsep6feltes Gleif4 d.
Sainitn 21-21k; pienie S4uliern
17c; Bellies 25-28e; SfaItsrn 181
-19e; S4uliern. Rem yori, Gut 49,
-19e per pfunb.
Grifdes GJeiif. = C9in'
fen, Iois, 21-22e; pitnic S9ultern
17-17se; S9ulttrn 17-17Ac; turs
&c Rippenieitsn 19s-20c; i6ort clear
Rippmisitsn 20--20ae; erira ftorr
clear Rippmfsitsn 19k-2Oc; lsfdts
geIIi.s 3o--31e; f4pers Bellies 27
poo.
Webl un6 Getreibe.
RebI. - Binter gatent $11.50
-f2.00; ;@inter fancp $1t.00-11.
so; Dinter faruilp $10.50-11.00;;
WiHter eTtra S9.50-10.00; Binter
orbinares $9.00-9.50; Sartes gSei.
sen gatent S10.75-11.25; $artes
@ei3en ianep S1o.00-10.50; Sar.
tes @ei5en familp $9.25-9.75;
Roggen, Rortbpeitern, semiidtrs
$1025-10.50; Roegen, Gitp, retnss,
$10.50-1075; ROssen. gitp ee'
mifdtss $1050-10.75.
Wei3en. - Ro. 2 rotber Win,
ter $230-2.35; 90. 8 bo. $2.25-|
2.30; Ro. A bo. $2y0o-2.2O.
WtIf9foru. - go. / peib.s
$1.99; Ro. 2 bo. $1.99; Ro. 3 DO.
$1.98-199; go. A bo. $1.I-1.'
90; 30. 8 DO. S1.95-197; Ro. 6 DO.
$L95-1.9. - Ro. / gelbss $1.98;
go. 2 DO. $1.9s; go. 8 DO. sL97--|
1.9s; go. A bO. S1.96-1.97; no.
5 bo. $1.94-1.96; Ro. 6 bo. $1.94-I
1-96. - SO. ] stmif4tes $1.93; Ro.
2 bO. s1.9S; go. 8 DO. $1.97-1.98;
30. DO. $1.96-1.97; 30. 8 bo. ST.
94-1.96; 30. 6 bo. $1.94-196. Il
Wsibes aolbenforn S1.96-1.97; sel.
bss apIbsnforn $1.96-1.97; semii4s
tes aolbeniorH $1.95-1.96.
9afer. - 30. 2 tpeiber 79t-I
Soc; Stdnbdrb ipeiber 78a-79e;
Ro. 8 tpeiber 7S-78Ae; 30. a tpeis
ber 77-78c; 80. 2 semii9tsr 77a-I
78c; 30. 8 eemii9ter, sinbeimiider
76a-77hc; To. 4 ssmiidtsr 75-I
76c.
Roggen. - go. Q $2.40-2.s
30: go. q bo S2 25-2 35. no d be.
$200-2.25.
WbtBfe6.
gsrtauft ipurbsn 1889 g6ls. Dis
filters Diniibcb gOObs aui Der gafis
$210.
Groceries.
aaffts. - Sapd 27-32e; Uio'
Ha 27a-30e; Guatemala fanrp 1S5e; |
bc. gutter 17sc.
1rtria. a.............fl .flh 10
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iinse enisu Don 2 pfunb umo bari,
Der zoe; iueibs Gnttn 14-16t: gdns
e 10-12c; aIts 5aubeu s175 per
4utmb.
OBJ unb Gemafs
| aepfel. = Rome 9sautp $500
-5.25; Ben Tcbis $3.o0-400;
gano $5.25-5.5O; Jnfsrior ale
SOrtsn $2.50-3.5O per Bbl.
3itronen. - California 500
900 pei Rife; 2imss 9oe-$l-2o
per Rife.
Drangsn. - California 1aDtls
s2.50-4.00; SIeriba $4.00--4.25
per Rife.
erase gruit : sloriOa g.
00-4.50.
yfirfiGe- gibertd $3.50
$2.75; 6isbln geG $2.O0-2.25 PIT
Crate Don feds aorbm.
Sungs Qeptsl.-edrlp 9arpsit
$2.25-2.50 per 9omper.
Jobannisbeertu. - $50
400 per Crate Don "a Quarts.
pflaume en-. - milb @ooie 81
50-1.75 per 9rdte ppn "a Auaris;
Georgia $1.75-2.00 per Crate.
3udermslontr. eal1ors
MIA stanbarb, Crate $2.25-2.5O.
6eibeIbeeren. - 4.OO-4.'
% per Crate DON "a Quarts.
6imbeertn. = Rotbe, $3.50
800: I6pdrse S3.00-3.50 per
Crate DON "a Quarts.
0rombee rem = Garlp Sar.
beif $2.50-2.75 per Crate BON "a
Eunrts.
Sta6efbeeren. $500
2.25 Der Crate BON "a Quarts.
ananas. - $3.00-3.50 per
Crate.
Dep6eertn $3.Oo-3.5O
per Crate BON 80 Quarts
Somatoes. = GiRbeimiI6e 3d.
% per gu.
aartoffefn. ginbeimii4.
$55o-6.00; eaitern eotblsrs go. 1
$5.50-6.00; so. 2 $4.5o-500 per
gbl.
DaffermeIouen. - $1,000
$500 per 100 Gtiid.
Gurtn. ginheimiitbe 40
soc per DubsnS.
Srdut. - GiHbeimii5es $1.5O
LIS per 9bI.
Deibe Ribsn. - Toe per
Hu.
Roll. - ginbsimif6er 75e-
s1.00 PER Sbl.
3piebeln. - 5eras. tpsibe ST.
25-l35; bo. Boilers 75e-Sl.U;
1syas, selbe $1O0--1.25 per eIats.
Spinat. - Ginbeimii4sr 20
4oe per gu.
5unse Grbfen. = Ginbtimt.
it,e Telephone unb garIp Sune 81 90
-175 per 2 Blu. Mioa
gruneg gobuen. - Ginbeimt'
ide S1.5O-2.OO per 2 Blu.
Rarotten. - Ginbsimii4e Is
POT per Dubsub 9iinSef.
Qanbprsbufte
Seu. go. / 1imOibp $17.oo--
175o: Po. 2 1imot9p $16.5o-1I'
90; 10. 8 SimOtbp $16.0O-16.6O;
Ro. l ssmiidtsr aIee $16-5o-l7.'
90; 30. 2 s.mif9ter Alee $1,000
1850; SO. 1 alss $3.50; ylo. 2
Rlse $500; Sieiisss alfalfa $13.'
$4,000; ROgsenitrob $9.0o-l1.'
90; 5afsriirob $3.50 7.5o; Web
ssniirob $6.50-7.O0 per Sonns.
Wiblenfutter. - Warit ru'
tia. - aleie $34.50-35.00; WIioos
linas. brauue $43.5O-44.oO; peibs
S48.OO-49.oo; semii4tes Guttsr
S4O.OO-40.50.
Sdmersieu. Wartt tef.
aleeIamen $10.25-10.6O per yu.
bonn Gtors; 1tmotbp $3.25-3.75;
HuAfpei3sn $2.00-275; Jla4sias
men $500 per Gu.
Derf&iebsnea.
Dele. - Wartt itetig. - aein0l.
robes $1.1s per 9alOHs in pars
tisn IA gbl. 10-25 galonsn
s126; 1-9 Gallonen S1.33;
aetodies IL mebr; RO. 1 2arbs
Sl $i.49-1.52, CONNER 9sii 81.
55-1.6O; Cotton Sseb Oil raft. 81,
40 per Gdllone; Serpenfin as in
0artien BON 1-5 Gab uub 81 in
pariiea Don 10 BIB 25 GaIonsn;
petroleum. Sbio Carbon Siais 5ea
sAe: Gpe3inl Sorte liz; Rsb
eropn gaiOlin 24e; Tapbtn Zoe per
gaIlpne.
Gala. - Der Tsartt in fen. =
S6io 9fiper $1.S6 per gbl. bon 100
ijiius SlbrlobH binSusefiigt
gaEa - Dart feft. - prima
giip 16i-17t; bo. geunirn 153-|
1bss per pfuno.
Rpbfen. - Warft rubis. piffss
buro s6.50-7.00; anrapba $3.50
600: gaut anb SIad S5.5o-6.00 per
Sonne abaelisierf. Rauhloie Stii6s,
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bttago, IA. SuIi.

Gbitaso, IA. SuIi.
Wsi3sn. - Jiir Juli $2.O4; fiil
Septsmber $1.95-1.953, am S4Iut
$1.95A.
@eli6,orn. = SIR Geptembtr 81
58s-1.59s, am StluB $1.59}; fiji.
DECEMBER $1.11t-l13a, am G9luh
$1.123.
Saf.r. = Gir Suli 6S-6Sss. am
Shlub 684c; fir September 80
55Pe, am Gdlab 55se.
Roggen. - Rarit nominal.
Geriie. - $l.20-1.60.
aimOtbp. - $4.00-7.50.
alse. - $12.O0-17OO.
port. - sir Suli $40.65; fir
September $40,O0-40.22, am
Salub $4012.
Sdmal8. - Siir Suli $20.s2-
20.92, am SdIuB $20.92; fir Sep'
ismbsr S21.02-2117. ON SdIuB
$21.17.
Rippsnisitsn. - Jiir Suli S21. 81;
fiir Septembsr S2167-21.77. an
S6lub $21.7..
Butter. = Wiarft unperGnbert.
Gier. = Marff unperGnbert.
4artoffeln. - Rarft nisorieer. -
girsinia Bbls. $6.50-7.0o; aouiss
bile gbls. s6.25-6.50; 2ouisDilIe.
Sat $2.10-2.15.
9efliisel. 2ebenbss;. Wortt
niebriser; Sihnsr 1sae; SPrinsers
22-24e.
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Masisartise Mdrfte.
Rem gort, IA. SuIi.

WeiD Uort, IA. JuII
Wti5m. - Martt fsft; 20. 2 bor'
tef; go. 2 barter $2.34 {. o. b. Rem
yorf.
DsII6torn. = Wartt fart; gso. z
selbes S2.O5a c. |. I. Reip gort.
Safer. - Rartt rubis; Gtdnoaro
S1-81le.
Sdmals. = Wartt fIau; Wsibbis
@sjt $19.9O-20.00 nominal.
9lle anbersn ArtiIeI unperdnbert.
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Seir geruf ssnast Ran4em MIR
Sesbdlb ni4t, neil sr ibm niat
aeniist,
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metaa.Mar.t.
Rem gort, IA. Suli.

ReD Yprt, IA. Sult
aupftr. - Rarit rubis.
Glsctrolptic. - Marit nominal
fir ausuit uHo ipdtsr $26-5o-3o.'
90.
GiIen. - Wlarft unperdnbert.
glsi. - Martt feit.
Spelter. = Wartt nominal.
3inn. - Wattt unnerdnbert.
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Girsriss sssis.iI.ia

Hffafihs esnihunAtf
Eie llmldbe I'M bitiiasn glsariushsss
telisien iia bspts auf ts,S14.T4s. Die I'm.
iag, Der psrHoHmsR Bofs belisfen fd
aai e42,s49, SIS. esgsa ts7. .596,o6o In btr
fOrrsfpsueirtnpsn @o4s Sss uohasn Jsb'
res
esfal. esinrifztsn.
Ter Rasit in 2sisiisfsriidtsa par teals
rubia. bic ptsiis aber iino iea. Ysriauff
iuureen:
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esnstsa "a ssa 1871.

Ssustaa IA Jsit lsiL
De DsnieH pares beute siemiia harf
bei4ditiet uHb bic Sitaafion bss iiA nt3t
pIsi DffasbsEt. Gsfistsn perbsn pon bsH
ssnfsn meiitsns Bu SIS susgffifbsn. Die
u2afIer bingssen pIaeirtsH 0slb .en eanS
tn einisen 6duen ~ 696.
r6ia suf Nsp Bort
uarsn ieiifr uub purben a. zoe Tisfpnfo
per 5000 ,pif4eH 0dHsen uerfauff. DE
Ssuntsrsats bstraet soc Drdmss per $1,000.
tsdsd EST essspA
eiaf. 8sdId aui aonboa nurben ~
AT BRO gfs. StsriiHa euof'rf. 5sds'
'd aui Bsnin purpeu rids anstirf: iir
as6id aui gssis fT.5os prs 6rane. arI
amitsrsam liKs pro GHIoss. Bs9lsi
sui Bitn pnrpsu nift 1uefirf. Sirts
i4Ks, Aubel 25. Stedholm pro krsne
so.25 6rsnss t5treis) 20sSs.
eHasts-rsIlsssisssn
psren rpb.a snD iinis. Die Banisa quo.
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ssi e.; g ss' e. H. z : 81: ss. ssis. g: g.: x: w
I'll sssssiiss g. e. e. sac "a: "a a. Z; g.. ~
gsn. electric 81. inz1zllinisn gaf. A.. :. s1N
o.. Noffb. i, Az. s<NIiiaisn 9dc q. a.. 81
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-23
ARGUMENTS HEARD
IN CASE OF PICKETS

Alexandria, Va, Nov. 23.--Argu-
ments over federal Judge Waddilrs
jurisdiction to release rs suffrage pick
cts on habeas corpus writ were heard
this afternoon.
Mrs. John w. Brannan, New York,
one of the pickets. was SO exhausted
from hunger striking in the Occoquan
workhouse. she was forced to leave the
courtroom and recline on lounge in a
nearby office.
Others of the hunger strikers ap-
peared with bottles of smelling salts.
Superintendent Zinkham, of the Dis
trict of Columbia Jail admitted Miss
Lucy Burns and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis
were i'll, having been taken to the Jail
from the Occoquan workhouse.
Dudley Field Malone. who acted as
attorney for the woman's party pick
cts. declared neither Miss Burns nor
Mrs. Lewis were i'll, but the govern
ment was keeping them away to pre-
vent their. giving testimony.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-23
Of PACKERS
Will Be CUT Down BY
FOOD ADMINISTRATION

Chicago, Nov. 2S.-Packers profits
ranging from Sc to 60 per cent will be
cut to 10 or II per cent by the gov
ernment. This includes the profits on
by products, from which the greatest
source Of revenue is derived by the in
dustry.
This was forecast authoritatively to-
day, following a conference between
Joseph p. Cotton, head of the meat
committee of the federal food adminis-
tration, and representatives of the bu-
reau of markets of the United States
department of agriculture. Cotton will
hold a final meeting with the packers
late today, and was expected to an
nounce the governments ultimatunl
Immediately after it's conclusion.
Another important step to be un-
dertaken by the government will be
the division of packers into two classes.
The first class, which will include
Swift, Armour and three others, will
be called upon to fill the majority OF
the war orders of this and the allied
governments. To the smaller packers,
will fall the task of supplying meats
to the American public. Additional
regulations will be added as the oc-
casion requires
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-23
SUFFR RAGETTE LEADER OF
OLD ALL FOR ENGLAND NOW

London. Nov. 23.-No Longer a suf-
fragette--for the war period she's only
an English woman-Mrs. Emmeline
Pankhurst believes women should
play an important part in the work for
victory by keeping the men carry
ing on
With the White House pickets in
Washington in mind, Mrs. Pankhurst
was asked II she thought national SER
vice was q better vote winner than
rlilitancy.
Now you mustn't expect me to criti-
cixe the American suffragettes.' she
responded quickly. They are my
friends. As for myself. am no longer
a suffrasette. but for the period Of
the war. only an Englishwoman.
THE only thing I will say about
America Is heartiest congratulations
on the result In New York.
"As far as the Women's Social and
Political Union v concerned, II forgot
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-23

all else than war when war began and
devoted itself to helping win.
True. we got the vote, but think
I can honestly say that wasn't the
purpose of our work. You must re-
member that the w. S. p. u. always in
cluded more objects in its program
than suffrage. 1t Is because our old
name was identified completely with
suffrage that we have changed 1t now
to 'women's Party
I'VE have definite plain In the ma :
tion's behalf besides suffrage. Our
aim Is to keep England carrying on
Reports received here indicate that
is the aim of most all women
Women must exercise their fine
sustaining force in these times.
found 1t true In Russia. that no matter
how well the men do. the women keep
the country carrying on
Il am sure the same will b true Of
America"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-23
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IN nANoe VI GUNS.
Cambria Is finished as a German de-
pot. 1t is now easily within range Of
British field artillery and therefore
even IL the center Is not actually cap
tured the menace Of British shells will
serve to make 1t untenable for the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-23
MEXICANS SENT
BACK ACROSS THE
RIVER TO JAUREZ
Six Hundred Carranzistas
and Their Commander
Transferred Over the In
ternational Bridge.

Ell Paso, Tex. Nov. 23.--Guarded by
deta chment of United State soldiers,
600 Carranzista troops together with
their commander, General Cordova,
and 1sO camp followers who surren-
dered to United States forces after
the capture of Ojinaga by Villa, were
transferred over the international
bridge here today, to JuareZ.
The Mexicans after their defeat at
Ojinaga, crossed the Rio Grande at
Preside and surrendered. They were
later transferred to Maria. Tex, and
interned until their release today.
GUNS SENT ACROSS.
Two hundred horses and the guns
and ammunition of the Mexican troops
were alsp sent across the bridge.
The Carranza government has indi-
Gated 1t will pay the expense Of
transporting the refugees.
On their arrival at Juarez, Cordo-
vas forces were ordered to the race
track barracks by General Murguia.
The Juarez garrison now numbers
nearly 1000 men.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-23
NATIONAL PARTY TO
SUPPORT THE WAR

Chicago Nov. 23.-President Wilson
will be formally assured of the sup
port. during the war OF the countrys
newest political organization-the Ma
tional party.
This was announced today by DIR.
Ira Landreth. temporary chairman,
who said a delegation from the party
would be received by the president,
Dec. 10. The delegation will consist
of former leaders of the Socialists.
Prohibitionists. Progressives. Single
takers and independents who united to
form the National party.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-23
TEAR GAS" USED BY
GERMANS IN ATTACK

Rome, Nov. 23.-Austrian and Ger
man troops used tear gas" in violent
but unsuccessful attacks against the
Italian positions on the north Of the
Piave line, the war office announced
today. The fighting centered around
the Asiago plateau. near Monte On
derecar and Monte Adenecche and
from there west toward Monte Castel-
gomberto.
PRISONERS TAKEN.
Counter attacks in the Asiago pla-
teau region, the war office continued
resulted in the capture of 1913 Teu-
tonic prisoners.
Between the Brenta and Piave
rivers" the statement said, following
violent artillerying, the enemy at
tackled in dense infantry masses at
dawn. The fighting throughout the
day was of the most bitter character.
Several positions more than once were
lost, but promptly retaken.
In the evening the last enemy at
tack was definitely stopped after
heavy costs to them"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-23
FAMINE STALKS IN
RUSSIAN CAPITAL

Petrograd, Nov. 23.-The Bolshevid
is crumbling away while famine is
stalking nearer the capital
The daily ration was once again re-
duced today The Kerensky food min
istry remains adamant in its refusal
to recognize the Bolsheviki govern
mcnt and this, with paralysis of the
railroads, brought the city to realiza-
tion today of the near approach Of
starvation. Eleven Bolsheviki minis
ters have now resigned. The latest
was Admiral verderesky. as minister
Of marine. Captain lvanoff was named
his successor.
A general headquarters conference
today adopted resolutions favoring d
new all Socialist government, to in
clude the Bolsheviki as well as the