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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-26
CHAMBERLAIN THREATENED.
LAST MINUTE NEWS
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III Yards
sweep of he flames andis a
RUSSIANS REPuolATE GERMAN PEACE REPLY
Bolshevik joined IN attacking
German p
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fresh outbreak there
wit
GERMAN GUARANTEE TO BELGIUM
Kuehman assured the vatican
provided
dispatch
TREASON; PRISON FOR LIFE
minister
at hard labor
for life. rs
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-26
CANADIAN WHEAT
WILL BE IMPORTED

Minneapolis Mimi. Sept. 26.-A half
million bushels of Canadian wheat will
be imported to Minneapolis this week
for distribution among the millers here,
Frank L. Carey, government grain
buyer, announced today Th sship-
ment will be followed by other, Carey
said.
Light receipts of grain from the
northwestern states we're said to be in
part responsible for the movement.
Recently Carey ordered all spring wheat
from the northwest diverted to Minne-
apolis. Carey declined to state the
price the government would pay or
what fiscal arrangement had been made
between the two countries to finance
the shipments
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-26
WILL LOOK AFTER
THE WAR WIDOWS

New York, Sept. 26.-Whie caring
for the sick and wounded American
soldiers at the frort the Red Cross
will also do its bit toward looking out
for their women folk who remain at
home.
here. known as the Needlework Shop,
800 women are already doing fancy
sewing at home.
The money for their materials is
supplied and the work they turn out
is sold. the proceeds going to them.
The needlework shop was in existence
before the war but it is being enlarged
as a war clearing house for relatives
of soldiers.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-26
FEDERAL PROBE IN
THE MOONEY CASE

San Francisco, Sept. 26.--"Fm GER
tainly glad to --. that the governmea at
is going TO look into this case" was the
statement of District Attirney C. NJ.
Fickert today when advised that Pres
ident Wilson had asked Attorney Gen.
eral Gregory to investigate the convic-
tion of Thomas Mooney in the prepar-
edness parade bomb plot cases. Fickert
said he would welcome a federal probe.
General opinion is that either sps-
cial assistant attorney general or a
committee named by the attorney gem
eral will come to San Francisco and re-
view the record.
Attorneys say the only course the
president would have, should he be con
vinced justice had miscarried. would be
an appeal to the governor.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-26
SEE SCALES TURNING.
BRILLIANT WORK OF
FRENCH AVIATORS

With the French Armies in France,
Sept. 26.-France's brilliant record II
aerial fighting is aptly illustrated liz
figures available today
Since the start of the war France
has developed 81 aerial "aces" now
living. who have brought down a total
OF 3sS German planes.
Eleven French aces. now dead or
missing, downed 81 enemy air craft
in their time.
Against this the German aviation
service numbers only 2s living aces >
Twenty nine Germans. who would be
classified as aces" because they have
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-26
RANcHER GETS 20 YEARS.

Wichita, Kan. Sept. 2s.-B. w. A..
Henson. wealthy rancher, found guilty
of murder in the second degree last
week, is expected TO lie taken to the
state penitentiary at Lansing soon.
Henson was d.nied new trial in
Judge Birds court late yesterday and
sentenced to 20 years in the peniten-
tiary. He was convicted of the murder
OF his wife.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-26
United States Senators Who
Are Against Germany and
the I. w. w. Get Death
Letters.
King, of Utah, Informed of
Impending Doom for Him
self and Family Unless
He Ceases Fight on Law
lessness.

Washington, Sept. 26.-A large siege
of death letters" is upon congress.
Senators and representatives who have
exposed pro- German propaganda and
l. w. w. agitators, and who have been
leaders in pushing the nations war
program, are receiving scores of
threatening communications.
The letters are for the most part
anonymous and come from cities all
over the country.
One, received within the last few
days by Senator King of Utah. came
from Cincinnati.
IT THREATENED HIM AND HIS
FAMILY WITH DEATH If HE DID
NOT STOP TALKING AGAINST
THE l. w. w.
Saturday, King laid before the SEN
ate proofs of money paid out by Teu-
ton agents in this country to foreign
language and pacifist publications.
Since then he has received many let
ters which he has destroyed.
SOME IN GERMAN.
i've received threatening letters
from San Francisco, New York and
Cincinnati" said King today. Some
of these were in German. All were
anonymous. One threatened to bomb
my home and Kill my family. The
others threatened me with death or
said | ought to be killed. I've de-
stroyed them all. In the future I'll
turn them over to the postoffice au-
thorities or the department of JUS
tice.
King said none of those who threat
ened him had yet tried to carry out
the threats.
CHAMBERLAIN THREATENED.
Senator Chamberlain received sew
eral threatening missives because or
his advocacy OF the conscription act.
"I've paid no attention to them,
said Chamberlain.
Senator Meyers. of Montana, who
has ,comb ba tied the ]. w. w. on the SEN
ate floor, has been repeatedly threat
ened.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-26
TWO MILLION AN
HOUR; WAR COST OF
THE UNITED STATES

Washington. Sept 2s-America's war
bill for the first year will be at least
eighteen and a half billion dollars.
Treasury experts today computed
that the United States government is
now spending about $500. 900, 600
month, $50 900 a day, or more than
$2,000,00O an hour.
America has loaned to the allies to
date s2.426, ,400,000-at the rate of
about s13,4s0.000 a day.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-26
CHICAGO GUN MAN
KILLED IN FRISCO

San Francisco Sept. 26.-Charles
Bender. "the gorilla of state street."
Chicago, is dead today, and four strike
breakers employed by the United Rail
roads are under arrest, following the
fatal elimination of a feud between
New York and Chicago strikebreakers
at local car barn.
During quarrel Bender lie said to
have boasted of his prowess as a gun
man. The four men who Witnessed
Bender's death declare a fifth man fired
the fatal shot
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-26
FRIENDS DESERT HIM.

Austin, Tex.S Sept. 26.-Senators
bee, Page, Hudspeth and Dayton, who
yesterday voted not to disqualify
James f. Ferguson from again hold
ing public office, strongly denounc-
ed Ferguson on the floor of the sen
ate today for his attempt to run for
governor a third time. despite the
judgment of the senate to the con-
trary.
Page asked his vote be changed in
support of the disqualification reso-
luton and consent was given that 1t
should so be recorded in the senate
records
Bee. Page and Hudspeth have been
among Ferguson's staunehest friends
UP to the impeachment proceedings.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-26
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(WKS,ERI FAB IRAN Ic0OI al
UIHIITGN

Forecast for Boise and vicinity
FAIR TONIGHT AND THURSDAY,
For Idaho: Tonight and Thursday,
fair south portion, probably rain In
north portion.
Highest temperature yesterday, IS:
lowest temperature this morning. ~
mean temperature yesterday, ~.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-26
CORN CONFERENCE.

Chicago. Sept. 26.-Grain exchanges
from all parts of the country will meet
here Oct. II to discuss maximum
price on corn for future delivery. Corn
closed yesterday at s1.21% for De-
cember and $1.19h for May. Cash
corn ranged from s2.o4s to $40.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-26
ioAHo's PENSION ROLL.

Capital News Special Service.)
Washington, Sept. 26.-There are
s1s42 soldiers in the pension roll from
Ne state of Idaho and the aggregate
paid into the state in pensions during
thc fiscal year ending June 80 was
s44o.sss.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-26
Continued on Page Two3
sPUps FoR a DANCER.

London, Sept. 11.-tBy mail.)-Lon-
don Johnnies have found new, way of
manifesting their admiration for stage
favorites.
Nine. Seraphine Astafiova, the Rus
sian dancer, received basket of po-
tatoes and two pound bag of sugar
after her dance last night.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-26
Sa m mics, Sailors and
Women War Workers
Coolly and Defiantly OBJ
serve Bombardment.
Sing Were Coming, Kai-
ser Bill" as Baby Killers
Drop Shells, and Then Re-
turn From Cellars to
Their Games.

London, Sept. 26.-"Not more
than two machines penetrated our
defenses," Lord French,s state
ment today declared. six were
killed and 16 injured.
The second group of raiders
was driven off,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-26
One of the Liveliest Throngs
Of the Big Event Partici-
pates in Mammoth Steer
Feed.
Ex- Governor Hawley Deliv-
ers Stirring Address, Call
ing Upon People to Up.
hold President and Make
Sacrifices Cheerfully.

THURSDAYS AMUSEMENT
PROGRAM.
!. Cowgirls' Roman race.
Q. Cowboys bucking contest
s. Ladies' three eighths mile
running race.
4. Cowboys quick change race.
5. Open one-h half mile running
race.
6. Cowboys Roman raoA
Z. Cowgirls' relay raca.
s. Cowboys relay race.
3. Trapeze performers.
10. Trick muie-Tommy Doug
las. clown.
IL, Bucking burros.
II. Battle of Verdun at night
TONIGHT.
1. Cowboys and cowgiris'
mounted parade and entertain
ment exhibition. Best appearance
and entertainment to count, appro-
val of crowd to decide winner.
2. Cowgirls' hucking contest
four entries; Bonnie McCarroll OF
Boise; Eloise Hastings Of CAey-
enne; sMrs. Yakima Cannutt OF
Yakima: Rose Smith of Alberta,
Canada.
8. Exhibition of trained hseues-
4. Exhibition of cowgirl bare
back, riding a bucking horse.
5. Bernardis Greater showA
6. Spectacular display Of IRE
works.
Exhibitors banquet at the ovyhes
f hotel tonight at o'clock. There
will be interesting talks concern-
Ing all departments Of the fair.
Thursday is designated a. Boise
Valley day at the state fair with John
#. Nugent of Boise as the principal
speaker. One of the biggest programs
of the week has been arranged fos
tomorrow. A vast crowd is expected
Thursday to see the many beautiful
exhibits and to enjoy the big amuss-
ment program and entertainment fea-
lures. The battle of vcrdun. the great
military fireworks exhibition. win b1
given Thursday night In front OF the
grandstand. II is In every respect the
greatest. most thrilling and awe-in-
spring fireworks spectacle ever seen
in Idaho. There was q big crowd out
to witness the spectacle Tuesday night
and there is no doubt 1t will be wit
messed by far greater crowd Thurs
day night.
BARBECUE TODAY.
This is Boise and Barbecue day al
the fair and by far the biggest crowd
so far this week is in attendance. The
people started to go to the fair In the
early morning hours. Thousands were
there by noon to enjoy the big barbe-
cue sandwiches.
Those competent to Judge declare
this to be the best fair ever held on
these grounds. The exhibits are most
artistically arranged in each of the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-26
American Authorities Not
Encouraged Over Pros
pect of Speedy Closing Of
the Conflict.
Indications Strong That
There Will Be No Revolt
in Germany to Overthrow
Kaiser, Although Much
Discomfort Manifest.
BY CARL d. GROAT.

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Washington. Sept. 26.-American Of
ficials believe there Is no Immediate
chance of revolution in Germany to
overthrow the kaiser
While official advices indicate a
growing discomfort within the empire.
particularly among women, authorities
have concluded that the Germans, so
used to kaiser domination, will cause
no upheaval until further casualties
open their eyes to the stupidity of
living under a murderous autocracy.
- UNDER THIS THEORY sECRE-
TARY OF WAR BAKER, SBCRE-
TARY OF NAVY DANIELS AND
OTHERS ENGAGED IN SHAPING
AMERICA FOR A WAR AGAINST
THIS AUTOCRACY ARE LAYING
THEIR PLANS WITH TWO OR
MORE YEARS or CONFLICT IN
MIND.
POPE STILL HOPEFUL.
Meantime official advices here indi-
cate the vatican is waiting for Ameri-
ca TO see the light 1t is convinced
that the kaiser cannot be overthrown
and believes the American people will
nv Stdhu loI Sutll SdCIllICeS dS lne al
lies already have made.
The holy see believes there can be
no ''victor's peace" and predicts either
stalemate or world revolution be-
fore both sides exhaust themselves.
inasmuch as the allies. if they an
swer at all, will endorse President Will
sons peace program, the pope does not
feel constrained to act further now
the advices say. His attitude Is pic
tured as
Il have offered you a way out of
war. You have spurned my solicita-
tions. What more can / do? Moth
ing"
Moreover, the vatican thinks that
Germany and Austria have strength
ened themselves at home by appearing
to accept peace.
SEE SCALES TURNING.
Regardless of the vatican view.
American authorities In company with
allied diplomats, see in Americas S
growing strength the turning of the
scales.
If the German people continue
dumb" as to kaiserism, the sheer
force of fire and steel VIII eventually
compel them to change their attitude,
1t is declared.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-26
BY LOWELL MELLETT.

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
London, Sept. 26.-Upwards of 100
American soldiers and sailors got their
first taste of war during the air raids
of the past two nights on London.
THEY LIKED IT.
The sound of the anti aircraft guns,
bringing to them the first warning of
the raid, was greeted with cheer.
They marched out into the street
from the Y. NJ. c. A. hut where they
were playing cards and pool, singing,
Were coming, Kaiser Bill"
AFTER THE RAID THEY JOINED
THE BRITISH IN DENUNCIATION
OF THE BABY KILLERS"
TWO RAIDS DURING NIGHT.
preliminary report by Lord
French indicated there were two sep
arate raids during last night
The first group of flyers failed to
reach London being driven off by hot
fire from anti aircraft guns and aero
planes. The second raid was Of brief
duration.
With 20 casualties reported in the
first statement from Lord French, the
total killed and wounded in the raids
of Monday and Tuesday nights
amounted to 105.
The American soldiers and sailors
brought under the fire of the raiders
wanted to rush into the street to see
the attack at the first sound of the
guns. The sergeant in command ord :
cred them first to remain at the pool
and card tables to which they were
playing. Then he commanded them to
form in line, two abreast.
One man stopped, carefully racked
the pool balls and put the cards away.
The sergeant sent his little detach-
ment forward and they marched out
and across the street to cellars.
SING AS SHELLS BURST.
While shells were bursting high ov-
erhead, and lights sweeping the sky,
the voices of the Americans were
raised In their song of defiance to the
kaiser.
A SCORE OF AMERICAN WOMEN
WAR WORKERS ACCOMPANIED
THE SAILORS TO THE CELLARS
PREPARED FOR. REFUGE DURING
SUCH A RAID THEY WE'RE JUST
AS COOL AS THE MEN.
When the "all clear" signal was
sounded, indicating the Germans had
been driven off, the Sammies and
sailors emerged from their cellars and
returned to their games in the Y. NJ
G. A. hut.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-26
BARBECUE TODAY.

Continued on PAGE rwoa
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Qas 2lrteir int 2aroae6 9npter.

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S6i6Idle eiues @efdugeuelt.
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