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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-25
READY NOW AT OLD PRICES.

Fresh lots Gust received) of Foley's
Honey and Tar are selling at before
the-war prices. This puts we'll
known cough medicine, ready to use,
in homes at less than it costs to buy
and mix the ingredients yourself. and
saves bother and muss. Mrs. Mary
Kisby, 1888 Princeton Ave, Spokane,
Wash, writes: Il was sick In BED
with lagrippe. l coughed very badly
| took Foiey's Honey and Tar. 1t
stopped my cough and l got better.
So now | am around the house again
-Whitehead's Drug Store.
Adv, T. TIL. S.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-25
STATE COUNCIL OF
DEFENSE AGAINST
ORIENTAL LABOR
Consider It Unwise to Place
Chinese on Farms-Mexi-
cans May Offer Solution
Commissioner of Labor.

Oriental labor on the farms in Idaho
is not considered advisable at this
time in the opinion of the state council
of defense. The Lincoln county council
of defense passed n resolution declar-
ing in favor of the employment of
Chinese labor on Lincoln county farms,
thereby relieving the labor shortage.
The resolution reached Boise today.
The state council had, through it's ex-
ecutive committee, previously consid-
cred this question and decided it was
not for the best interests of the state to
fall back on Chinese labor now.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-25
PETITIONS TO.
JOIN THE GUARD
NUMEROUS
Adjutant General of State
Asked by Many Cities for
Places in Battalion.
When Definite Information
Is Received From Depart
ment of Militia Informa-
ton Will Go to Press
Could Organize Five.

Until Adjutant General G. s. Moody
hears from department of militia at
Washington nothing definite can be
said with regard to the organization OF
the companies of national guard within
the state Of Idaho and the various cities
and towns in the state petitioning for
representation and asking they be
given a place in the guard should not
become impatient If they do not hear
from his department.
81 am being petitioned from a llparts
of the state for companies" said Gen
eral Moody. Until / can hear from
the Washington authorities, nothing
can be said as to what action will he
taken. Those who have petitioned will
be notified through the press of the
state promptly when the department
of militia does take action. On the
face of the petitions / could organize
five more regiments in Idaho
INTENSE ENTHUSIASM.
The petitions received are testimonial
of the fact that there is the keenest
possible interest in all parts Of the
state over the organization of the new
national guard and intense enthusiasm.
Governor Alexander requested the or
ganization Of battalion some time
ago following receipt of an official COM
munication that national guard COM
panies could be organized and that
men eligible for draft could join such
companies.
There will be 400 men in the bat
talon and 1t is probable they will ne
equipped by the government. This bat
Gallon will be made up of at least four,
IL not more, companies. Owing to
the fact that the members of the
guard will be used in various parts of
the state to curb internal troubles it
is likely that the companies will he
geographically located so that they
may be quickly moved from one part Of
the state to the other. 1t is probable
that there may be more than four COM
panies allowed.
DUTIES WITHIN STATE.
Due to the uncertainty as to just
what obligations those joining the
guard may have to take, there has been
some hesitation on the part of many
who would like to join home guard
companies to become members. SO Ear
as is known up to the present time
they will confine their military duties
to the state alone and will not be OBJ -
ligated to move outside of its borders
More specific instruction will probably
be received by the adjacent general
later.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-25
Not Quite Down and Out.

Many a man feels that he is down
and out when as a matter of fact he
still has in him many years of good
service that can be brought out by
proper treatment Stomach trouble
often makes one Respondent. 1t hits
him where he lives, saos his strength
and energy and makes him feel like
giving up. Give him few doses OF
Chamberlain's Tablets to improve his
digestion and invigorate his liver and
bowels. and in most cases recovery Is
prompt and effectual.-Adv. T. Tn. ;.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-25
MAY REQUIRE LEGISLATION.

1t is cited that to bring the Orientals
into the state in the numbers the
farmers might think desirable would
result in necessary treaty GRANGE
ments and possibly legislation to be
enacted by congress. To bring this
about considerable time would be re-
quired.
The state council suggests that #
would be much easier and there would
be less difficulty in bringing Mexican
laborers into the state to assist on
the farms. Not a few of them are al
ready employed at the present time in
Idaho.
The labor shortage problem In the
agricultural communities of this state
is one of the mos serious and farm
ers are seeking some way by which
they can secure relief The draft has
drawn heavily from the farms while
many of the young men have Joined
various branches of the army and navy
service. In this regard the sons of
farmers have responded heartily
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-25
MAY NAME COMMISSIONER.

For some time the state council Of
defense has been in correspondence
with a number of government bureau<
on the labor situation. 1t is likely
that the situation will be largely solved
by the placing of labor director %
take charge OF the Idaho situation, in
connection with the agricultural ex-
tension department OF the University
of Idaho with headquarters in the
statehouse. More cooperation in the
handling of crops raised by the farm
ers will also be given serious consid-
Grafton by the state council, 1t is an
nounced.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-25
Keeping the Quality Up.

LAXATIVE BROMO QU1NINE, the
World Famous Cure for Colds and
Grip. is now soc per box. On ac-
count of the advance in the price of
the six different Medicinal, Concen-
trated Extracts and Chemicals con-
tanned in LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN-
me, it as necessary to increase the
price to the Druggist. 1t has stood
the test for a Quarter Of a Century.
1t is used by every Civilized Nation.
II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-25

Taxi with reliable driver. Mickey
2sG Adv. u
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-25
MINING BLANKS.

Blanks for Declaration OF Intention
to Hold and Operate Mining Claims
under the Act OF Congress, approved
Oct. S. 1917. exempting lode mining
claims from assessment work. for sale
by The Capital News Pub. Co. Fifty
cents q dozen. Adv. Il
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-25
An Aid 70 Dipsstion.

When you have = fullnsss and
weight in tho stomach after eating
you may know that you have eaten too
much, and should take one Of Cham
berlain's Tablets - cid XeNf @lGss-
~AeA1Ay AS.-xks..4- -A =.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-25
NEIGHBORHOOD GOSSIP
Butte, Mont. "For a long time I sui

: "
gcstion, dyspepsia.
palpitation of the
h e art an d m y
blood was very
bad. Dark spots
would come before
my eyes and !
would have to sit
down to keep from
falling. Six bot
ties of DIR. Pierce's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

r,Tsi race, ',r,e ,sn ono .h4l; ta,,ons..
g J. fisi Gay Lsds. u" Nlerlmse =
Z" I" j "E'g ro'nnd Nspoii ~ tW.
i ~ -" h,rd rimo.
ran
Sec"rd--sis furIour carl Ii- ,ru,rs,l
80 l. 10 even hri Will ~ no ~ Rob.
". TO- Joud"r 10 2-to even thrd.
Grntir = oman. rorR l.aG Wiley 4l.o ran
Third six furlouEs RsyIu.r 10. a. Roh.
m ~, -. 2 :" = :" . % ar, I,ndrl,
oud: Ihomas '-liowsy iNf N'ruulul oyor.
30 and gu, thnn limo st.i-5 Miss
i'.arl also
Fourth mil snd ..s,eep'h-- WOOD.
9p'; nrst' ris,'sutsNills. l"' ,,Mmnhy,, ! is
GoudorD, to l. 20 . ana ont ;hlrd.
riric. iit;-t. Indian Chant $50 r. n
Fif'h--fnilc- 81 hooi for scandal 10 IR,r.
rfit. J. TO =. 'yor ana : 10 5 '.ryi. l.cttIoha
lVf ,ltoGdD. to !. 10 .. ma : TO g. 80.
QUE: E"Si Bib and Tucker 70 ,CruDluI ii
% = TO and 70 mira Tim. 1851 u.s.
Chiffon King Au5 liieaytn also ran
Sirth-inIt and one Observation-Disclosures AMI.
lNo ~. Ilbinsonl. TO l. 20 t ana . 10
.. hrit. Cln Field ior CRuY,c,,l 10 :
! 20 md J TO 4. iEird; Yode!c, 10. (Nic.
i)rrUotti- 20 = 50 and 10 3. third.
Cine; $50, Iairh L'Ecnd. Alca Gct1. i'm.
precision Jl.c RAN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
STATE OF FEELING N
JAPAN IL SI.RInI'S

WASiilNGTON. February 2--Rcprc.
Scntations made 10y Japan TO the Cni,cd
states against tn" autiaiicu land bills
pending ia the Idaho and Oregon Leg is.
laturcs. although made iuformally
through her embassy here. arc conaid.
cred no less serious at this Criticn!
iuncture OF international affairs than
her protests against the California
laws four years ago.
Absolut"iy nothing has been permit
tod by TIL" administration 10 become
public. until the protest WAS disclns ca
by appeals 20 the Oregon and Idaho
delegations IN Congress To use thcir
influence at home To prevent passage
OF the bills AT this time
The state Of feeling in Japan. prob
abI! much disturbed by tho recent
crisis I'm The government. has been
represented to the state Department
as being so serious that the Japancg.
statesmen who wish to preserve
friendly relations with tho Gnitcu
states. fear 'he passage OF NOR. lceis-
ia'i"n IN this country directed neain~t
their country may force Tho situation
at nome beyond their control
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
HAVANA RESULTS

, g% aye ~; amt @Hc.hnsif .urionrs, He
%",.' ,nre' Ih"!r! tolla 100 Woun~, to
J.. - .. ~r,l q" =. second: Ola Na'i crit.
!" ,n iiD2mi ri,n e. :" gnl i"
T,. Jim un''n Ninr Mc'iro anu I.ttic
,Ssseo,p.d-fiy. @gd one h.if furious. ronc-
'!onn"!r., ~. 'h"lumioI.,. - Ia
L" ., FIRST, 'r"rrN -".d, Jos ,r.rliHt. n,
!. ."v.r q" ,,c"ld: G'rnad". "a, CWmtb.
, I" :. to . ont, lhjrC 'rim,. I.ia ...ro
RcrSlien. S'ru"'. Tiger limo ats. ram
T0ird-'it" 3uu g,-haii furlouG-- 'rcu-
r. 10. .Gr,} 'o J. 1" !. TO e. Got.
.'comd 'l"ibel. 100 ,G"rgaut. 70 to / IN
niyan. Aun; Eisio. Tnkle Rcii r.r
Fnurth-siy furionEs- NiHlsbSr, 10 .lspvsu,
g,2 L. - .. out. first 0uIn. ~ oW.ns
held -. 7" :, to ! and out second: NuauI.i.
10, collins. TO /; 10 :. ont, third rimc
J u 30. bwana also ran
,Fii!h siN mrlonSs Ed Gnrri, nl 10.
iM!Ek'. I" !. Ia and :" o. first.
Iuiiy. u" 'R"lb. 10 !. 20 l. oven, soc"rd
Ethan Allan los Rowan 10 =" 1.
i. I" 'hiId. Time. III Warcriug ,'ud.
do ~. jessie Ir. ROYAL Tea also an
sixth six furlone ---Nigud"o, n. (1ariinN
=" ~ 70 :. 10 ). FIRST R,rnt;c. 10,
Wells. il2 Gpomi1icl,, 10 10 l. ~. IL, ~
:. ;hird Time us 81; ATccnc. Mis- en-.
NinN". NuZsrN. '.ui4uu. i<iuL B"N also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
SPIDERS OPPOSE TIGERS
IN CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST
Rirhmond College VIII send WciI-,on-
ditioncd 4ui..t ia IInmpdcn-SIdnc
To- Nip'ht

Richmond College meets tn" llamp-
drn-Sidncy uuiui in her first champions
ship basketball game at liar IN
Sidney Tonight. and 81 lively s-;'o Is
anticipated by members Of each 1--WE.
Coaches bclicNc ihci charges u hc
ready in every way tor The game and
predict that tho contest viii result in
som" unusually good individual play
and tcaInWurk
The Tigers Will have - Slight edge
on the WcSthhmpton team. having al
ready played one championship game.
~ that contest they lost To Kandotph
Macon 10y single point. and after
ono oi the hurdcSt-f"uyht games
played ia Hampton Sidney in some
years
Reports from Hampton Sidney say
that he Tiger uuini this season is uu-
usual" we'll BALANCED and last. and
that several OF the men have been
showing moro than mediocre ability.
With the return OF Captain hurry.
who has hccn i'll for several weeks,
added 10 the gam" ii H. expected the
l'rcshytcrianS will show u much
stronger offensive.
Out al WcSthamptun they claim to
have one Of tho best fvcs that has
represented the Baptist institution in
several seasons. Coach Dobson has
about settled upon his regular lineup.
aud after weeks of strenuous training
Will send - team into the fray trained
I" til" topmoSt notch The probable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
SOCCER GAMES TO-DAY
AL BEMARLES BATTLE WITH
CONFEDERATES AT BYRD PARK
Teams Practicnii! Ticd In League Race.
and Lively Frncas ENprrtcd-oid
DOIlInlOn Imndlcnppch.

Ono highly interesting sa.mc should
nc PLAYED I'm the iichm"nd Association
bctwcen the .Albcmailcs and tho Con-
icdcratcs. Al BYRD rark Will" not as
proficient play Is INJECTED in the game
hetwc@u tho Ol0 pomiuions ana tho
Chesapcakcs al ClHrkc's SprinEs that
contest also should provio" consider
able entertainers, Tor followers Of ;hc
new game
The AlbcmprIcs and the Contcdo,at".
now arc ticf Tor til" leadership 81 tn"
games won: but tho conteGoratcs arc
: SNGhtlN ia III" lead when the SoalS
scored an" considered Each tenn has
lost hut ono cont,s, This year. aud that
by a single goal.
During th' last tow weeks ,hcS"
rlcvcns have come rapidly to tho front.
and now are pia! ing IN cNccll.n, brand
OF soccer Both haNc been putting in
som. extra practise recently. and each
oother ana secure q real Adrantae" III
the race for tho cup, Tho captains
ln ast MrEn rGp'riMd ,hcir men IN TXIn
tho game to-day. which begins AT 80,
o'cicck. should hc OF more thau passing
interest y large attendance Is eN-
Injuries AMI illu"Ss with other in
adycr,cnt trihui"tionS have con
and tho comics; at ciark"'S Servings
is not expected 10 he aS good AZ usual.
ii,lr,i,, Wi'h IN" H"'rnas" in %lr"n3th
strcucthcuiii. Of tho t'hcsaroaI;cs hy
tho addition of J. u Shiplcy. tho Ear'"
should hc close, aud proh"bl, viii BE-
interesting.
brnpc,. Inc iriiI.,nt center hat; back
OF tho Qua dominion eleven. sustained
= fractured rih .."v"ral days ago when
Ia" slipped ou tho street and f"li. l.
probably viii sc scVcrai weeks before
he Will bc ~ condition 10 get back ,uto
The game. IT." j. on" OF tho hest rlaX-
crS III III League. ANA h,s services Will
hc missed greatly Ivy his team.
Mac kim 10 add ia the disaster that
hos. "A Il..., l..,.
c"atra"t"d q severe cold and VIII no,
l." able t. play to-day. II is thought.
though. ,lat hc Mill ..rt back into Che
lineup next Week Then Jack pnv.
;hr enthusiast WHO j. largely rcSpon-
Sihlc fer the formation OF tho league
and who has h"'n playing an unusually
strong game win l." prevented from
nlayiug this lftInoon b,"auS" Of II
business "uGac"n' Ont.
some excellent contests have h"cn
staged recently in nc soccer league.
and the season has been pronounced
success thus far. Tn" foundation has
been laid for rowcrtul organization
next wear. and siderable improve
mont should hc shown n.y oar hence
over tho work OF tilc present Dla NcrS.
although all of thcn have shown great
ability oven in tits their frs, - a.s"n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
NO ACTION is TAKEN
Athletic League President Unable 10
attend ton"laNc aud Meet
ing pOStrnnCd.

Representatives. from four Of the SIX
clubs comprising the Athletic League
met last night in tn" mems lobby OF
the Central Y NJ G. A.. hut. owing 30
tho fact that The president az tho or
SHniHat'"n VAS unable !" attend. the
election Of "ilic4Lr va i postponed. The
mon prescott. .L,oV.cvcr, held u kind Of
"cci-toccthcr mcctiae. aud discussed
plans for u NJ season ANY team dcsir-
in- " franchise in this organization is
requested 10 notify IT, T.. Easton. 1914
North Tw"uty-third street.
Tho Commercial League meeting Was
postponed last night owing r" tn" fact
that - quorum was not present. The
meeting Viii hc held some time nest
week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
E:NWRIGtIT DOESN'T nELIE:NE
PLAYERS POSITION - RIGHT

NEW YORK February 2.--''If !
thought the players We're right | would
stick with item. but in this Ease !
haze viewed il from every anE,r aud
cannot see II as they do
THiS was what Jack Enwright wrote
his resignation from the Iia ball Play F..
crS Fraternity. Enwright is Young
"ollcE" pitcher. who nlaNcd with the
y, -Nark lutoruaiionaiS last season and
who has lust signed contract viii.
tic New York Americans iuT the 1917
season.
TN, lcttcr from Enwri=h, {" Ful,z
Was mad" public b. the New York
club yesterday. wncu IL Announce I'll"
sentiments H.. expressed represent TN"
feelings ~ - great many OF IL" vet
cr"u major l"acucrs who already nave
signed but whose names are being
withheld Tor the present at their re
uli,Si 10y tho hui owners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
What Is Rheumatism?
Why Suffer from 1t?

must go deeper than that. down dccp
into tho blood where the poison turks.
and which is moi effected by ;alveS
and ointmcnts. IT is important that
YOU rid yourself Of this terrible dis
ease before IL goes too far. $. s. :.
is tho blood purifier that has stood the
test Of time. having been in constant
use for more than nifty years. II will
do for YOU what ii has done for thou
sands, Of others. drive the rheumatic
poisons out Of your blood. making IL
pure and strong and enabling !, to
make you well. s. = :. is guaranteed
purely vegetable; il will do tho work
and not harm the most delicate
stomach.
Write the physician OF this Com
pany ana Let him advise with YOU.
Advice is furnished without charge.
Address Swift Specific Company, A
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
TELEGRAM ~ SENT
no GOVERNOR tIENt NDI:I,

BOISE. IDAHO. February Tile
stat" Department at Washington il
became known to-day. hn. sent tclc.
grams TO members Of Tho legislature
ana 10 Governor Moses Alexander. pro-
testing against the passage of tho bil
pending in TIL" Leg islatIr" Ia bar sub
jrcts Of Japan from land ownership In
this state
The bill pass Il the House and Il. now
before the Judiciary committee OF tho
senate. senator w. T.: Eoruh who is
III Washington. already has sent tclc-
grams 10 tn" Legislators and to Cover
nor Alexander, asking them not to cm-
harrass tho government al this time.
In 81 telegram to tho members Of the
Idaho Legislature Senator Borah said.
III part:
II am sending this III tho earnest r"-
quest Of tho state Department. This
hill is causing tn" government deep
ctnceru. suSgcs, that only for tho
most substantial and imminent reasons
should We cnbarrasS the government,
particularly at this time. In this criti.
cal hour "" ought not to exercise our
state rights unless the situation COM
pc!S uS 10 do SO.
81 haV" taken the liberty to assure
the President that neither the Lcgia
iaturc nor tho people of our state
would want {" add To his task n this
junctmr" Of our foreign affairs other
than for vital and controlling reasons
The fdah" Daily Statesman. quoting
{. telegram from senator Horan, print
cd with his authorization. says:
Secretary Lansing and Mr.. Polk
paid a second call Thursday night at
senator EGrah's residence and repre-
scented that Tokyo fears the enactment
uf such legislation at this time may
so incense tn" Japanese people rs 10
force the government in sclf-prcscrva-
ton 10 signify :. Willingness /" register
10y force &C arms its protest against tho
Idaho bill"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
ELI:vENTII-HOtn >rIRTS
WILL DECIDE. DOG RACE

NHcKA. MINI. February With
All IN" i've remaining contestants in
the Winnipeg raui dog rae"
punched when they passed through
FIG Lake Tonight, II hccanu. evident
that the race would hc decided IN
eleventh hour spurts.
Fred Hartman tho American. whose
determination to stick TO tho finish
unncr scN"rc handchps. has Won him
praise. and many purses 81 money
along the route. ClunG tcnariouSly to
tn" other drivers tonight .\lhcrt
Campbell, The crc"k haif-brccd VIM
Nor Of tho 1915 hudson Bay sweep
wake. reiterated his cuntiinncc "t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
Last Quint Article
by Allison To-Morrow

In the sunday edition Of The
RichmOnd Ttmcs-Dtsputcb Profess
snr George J.. Allison. physical
director OF tho tcufrni !. W. C. A.
Will conclude his series OF basket
bnIl articles that have been 80 Gu
Enthusiastically received by IucnI fol-
lowers OF tho game.
The article ON Sandny dcnIs with
the central position md teamwork
~ have been the other STORIES az
the neries. IL il rcpirtc with ,uIu-
able Information both for player,
and thOhc who are interested in the
sport. u rounds out one Of. tho
most valuable aud Interesting fcn-
tures afforded local athletic cnthu-
siHrts In son'r time, and should he
rend and preserved.
Watch Tor 90.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
CAROLINA LOSES CONTEST
TO FAST DAVIDSON QUINT
fnrhccI> Defeated u. Perfect Tcnm-
work ,ot Opponcnf~-t.imc Ends
I'm WhlriwInd Finish.
ISrccial t" Tho Times. DISPATCH. !

CHAPEL Hull. y. g.. February -
Ia II fast ana snappy game featured
T.; q "hirlwind finish. '''nr"lira to
nlch' went down before tho fnS, Ia
Nidsou t"a,n. 81 10 81. Tho Whi.c and
ne was S;vampcd 10y tho perfect team
work OF the visitors. and with better
shoot NC D"vjlson's score would have
been larger.
Shciiard. for Carolina. and Hceco and
Nch"VrN"lt. for Davidson. played rr"ttN
ca'gcs. Shepard Gazing ~cvcr field
goals. keccc played u great. dcf"rsir"
=.uuo. and. working 18th ii"ngcrycI,.
h'nt .hc hall IN iaNidsor's possess ION
tWo-thrds Of the time.
WIN two minutes to piAy anG score
): to -. ,'aroliuH aprintcd ana Du-
Ntd%ou followed. TIC speedy passing
ANA ShootirS kept III" spectators on
their icct for the rcst -; the game
Thr ln"~un:
Davidson. Position. ,'nroliun.
i<iUC ........... Id; Srruari
Duld- ........ IL + NrIpuiOn
ll"ngcrNclt ......... g. .......... ,irauIinr
Walker ......... l.. = ... { Tcnnnmt
Rocco ......,. II 4; l. Tonne ~,
Fto!a Eoris-king ,5b Guilds ,2b Hen
Scr'"it ''t- Rec" tr. Mcpurlr 90. Perry
~. shepard 60. Gr"niirE 90. Fouls
'yHt".l. Is. Fouls Sho,--HceCc ISl. M"puf-
ii" 'I'. Eci-rcc, clay. 81 durham Z 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
Wagner May Quit Game
Barney Dreyfuss Admits

III TSbt NGH. February .-lol-
lowing tho announcement TINT II,,.
Sh'ar! al tOnus Wagner. the pirntr
star. Nruld TIC reduced rnmc CHI,
admission Or President tlarur,
Drryfuss today that he ..un> not
sure that Wagner would pInr I,nlJ
during the coming >cr>un
Fans here declared TINT Wu.,r,r
NOT rclfshinE u cut in SALARY. hal
determined to give IN tho ;.,u,c
President DrcyfusS hu,,r,cr de-
"Inred this version to he ubSoJutrI>
"r"nR x. TIC stuffed that Wagner WINS
worried nbout his Injured hin. nnL
noes nor M the present moucnt
know whether he Will h, nllc In
plny hall this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
GENERA Ls-NtNDN CONTEST
DELAY: ED On tttDl NJ or WRECK

Especial TO- The Times Dispatch
ROANOKE. Va. February Owing
to n railroad wreck 1T cleveland. Tenn.
the NandorbNt tu:vcrsity basketball
team was DELAYED. ana the game which
WAS To be played here tonight with
Washington and Lee University OF Lex
inrton. Va. Mas postponed. Tho teams
night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-03
Sufferers Should Realize That
II Is n Blood Infection and
Can BE Permanently Re.
Iieycd. Don't Suffer This
Winter.

has b"com" saturated with uric aci,i
poison.
II does not require medical advice
To know that good health Is absolutely.
dependent upon pure blood When The
muscles and joints become sore and
drawn with rheumatism. IL 1. no, n
wise thing [" take "a liitlc s!lyc and
by rubbing II Oh the sore spot. eNprct
" s'' ~" VI YOU fhcumatics. You