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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-10
FOR NEW REVOLUTION.

Los Angeles. Jan. 10.-Machine guns,
rifles, ammunition and uniforms com
prising a large supply of munitions OF
war were discovered early today in a
warehouse at Benicia. Cal, as the lat
est development in the alleged con-
spiracy to launch revolution in Mex
leo from American soil and in which
Norbert A. Myles Is held with Gen
eraI' Nick Sem Sogg for alleged impli-
cation. The remainder of the large
cache of war munitions is believed to
be in southern California and officers
here are directing a search.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-10
VALUATION OF
STATE JUMPS
Blythe MILLIONS
Increase Shown to Be $29,-
829,478 With Returns on
All Personal Property
Rolls.
State Auditors Department
Shows Grand Total As
sessed Valuation for 1917
to Be $444,857, 675-Dif-
ference on Sheep.

The total assessed valuation Of all
property in the state of Idaho for
1917 is $444,S57,675, a jump of exactly
$29,S29,47S over the valuations of 1916.
This fact became known when the Al
counties reported subsequent person
nj property assessment rolls to the
state auditor. The records of that Of
flee show the total assessed valuation
of all property in 1916 to be $391,072,-
147.13. The personal property subse-
quent rolls for 1917 added a total of
$32,592,474 to the tax rolls. The sub
sequent rolls for 1916 amounted to
$23,956,050. The grand total assessed
valuation for the year 1917 as found
of equalization was $412,S65,201.
Every effort is to be made this year
to assess all sheep within the state.
Returns by the assessors and the fig
lures of the government on the sheep
census do not hitch. The returns of
the assessors show a total sheep census
of 1,SS3,5S4 with valuation of SILL, =
B00,S25. The government census shows
approximately 100000 sheep in the
state. The valuation of horses, or
s11,S764S7 is greater than the sheep
Bs is the valuation found for cattle or
r13.644,609.
PERSONAL ROLLS REPORTED.
The subsequent personal tax rolls
by counties, as reported to the state
auditor follow:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-10
for largest exhibit by any male ex-

for largest exhibit by any male ex-
hibitor.
PRIZES ON CATS.
Persian angora: Alkaline Johnson,
first; L. Roos, second; F. w. Almond
third
Angora: G. Bullock, first.
Tabby cat: Mrs. M. u. Hoswell,
first.
Kittens: II. C. Gibauer, first Joe
Pence, second.
Skunk: r. Quarles, first.
WINNERS ON EGGS.
John DeMond, first and second on
Anconas Mrs. Il. Silversmith, first
and second on Rhode Island Reds;
c. S. Sherman, first on Wyandottes
Ira r. Aldrich, second on Wyandottes:
l.. l.. Long, first on Partridge Rocks
c. II. Drake, first on Black Minorcas;
Mrs. H. F. Baker. first on Partridge
Cochins.
Mrs. B. Silversmith also won the
silver cup awarded by Governor Alex
ander for the best collection of Rhode
Island Red birds.
PRIZES ON RABBITS.
F. A. Wilkie-New Zealand does, Il
months and over first and second
New Zealand bucks, IL months and
over, third; New Zealand does, to Il
months, third: New Zealand does, 8 to
6 months, second, fourth and fifth
Rufus Red Belgian doe, II months
and over, first and fifth; Rufus Red
Belgian buck, II months and over
first.
T. L. Roberts-New Zealand does, L.
mo 10
fifth; New Zealand bucks, ~ months
and over fifth; New Zealand does with
filters, II months and over, fifth
New Zealand does, 6 to u months
first and fourth; New Zealand does
3 to months, second; Flemish doe
II months and over, first and second
Flemish buck. II months and over
first and second; Flemish doe with
litter II months and over, second
Flemish doe, to II months, with lit
ter, first; Flemish doe, to IL months
first, fourth and fifth; Flemish buck
6 to II months, second.
w. w. Kent & Son-New Zealand
does, to II months. with filters
third and fourth; New Zealand does
) to 6 months, first; New Zealand
bucks, to 6 months, third Flemish
buck, II months and over, third
Flemish doe with litter, IL months
and over, first Rufus Red Belgian
doe, to II months. first; Rufus Red
Belgian buck, ) to months, second
Mrs r. w. Barber, Boise. first ant
second prizes. Flemish giant buck, in
class Of to months old
Mrs. Margaret Houck-New Zealanc
buck, to II months, second: Rufus
Red Belgian doe, II months and over
second, third and fourth; Rufus Re,
Belgian doe, Il months and over. witt
litter, second; Rufus Red Belgian doe
6 to II months, third; Rufus Red Bel
gian buck. to IL months, third; Ruff.
Red Belgian doe, to 6 months, first
second, third. fourth, fifth; Rufus Rec
Belgian buck, 3 to 6 months, first
c. w. Peters-New Zealand bucks
6 to Il months, first; Rufus Red Bel
gian bucks, to IL months, second.
Mrs. b. NJ. Ertter, New ZealanC
buck, IL months and over, fourth.
Mrs. Archie Gray--New Zealan,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-10
GROUP at MIDNIGHT; WELL in
MORNING,

"A few nights ago one OF my patrons
had small child taken with Group
about midnight writes Nj. L. Davis
Bearsville, w. Va. "They came to my
store and got bottle of Foley's Honey
and Tar. Before morning the child
was entirely recovered. The fathers
name is G. c. Craven" Isn't it unwis
to experiment with unknown cough
medicines '"hen you can get the gen
uine Foley's Honey and Tar? Best for
coughs, cclds, Group and lagrippe.
Whitehead's Drug store. Adv-T-TH-S
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-10
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SENT WRONG CORPSE.

Hannibal, Mo-, Jan. 10.-When
the parents of Private Troy Jones,
who died at Camp Doniphan, Okla,
opened the coffin here, which was
supposed to contain the body of
their son, they discovered a mis-
take had been made and that the
body was that of an unknown
young man. So far the authorities
have been unable to rectify the
mistake made by an undertaken at
Doniphan.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-10
oPToMETRY BOARD REPORTS

Dr. Edward S. Owen, secretary of
the board Of optometry has filed a re-
port with Governor Alexander, show
ing there is a total of $102.79 on hand
with the opening of the new year. The
receipts Of the board for the year were
$614.73 and the disbursements an equal
amount. A total of 5000 was taken in
examination fees and s274 in renewals.
Two new certificates were issued and
SIS assessed as penalties for tardy
payments.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-10
THREE INJURED IN
ROCK ISLAND WRECK

Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 10.-Three
members of the train crew of an out
bound Rock Island freight train were
perhaps fatally injured tI.is afternoon
by an explosion in the fire box of
their engine while 1t was crossing tic
huge Harahan bridge over the Mis-
sissippi.
II. w. Fullmer of Little Rock. Ark.
who was badly injured. was able to tell
hospital attaches that he thought there
was some explosive in the coal.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-10
TRAIN SERVICE IN
KANSAS CRIPPLED

Salina, Kan. Jan. 1O.-With nine
inches of snow on the ground before
noon today the fall continued heavily,
driven by wind which is causing
great drifts. Train service is badly
crippled. Union Pacific train number
104 was reported somewhere" in the
west. Gasoline motors on the branches
are snowbound and steam trains will
try to buck the drifts. The Plain
Vile branch is showed under and there
Will be no trains on that division to-
day. The snow is reported as being
still heavier west of this point.
Taxi with reliable driver. Mickey
26S. Al, .,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-10
JUDGMENT AFFIRMED.

The supreme court has handed down
decision affirming judgment given in
the lower court for the plaintiffs in the
case entitled James Chadwick ct al
versus N H. Holm ct al,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-10
WALTERS TO CALDWELL.

Attorney General Walters left today
for Caldwell where he was called on le-
gal business. He will return to Boise
tonight.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-10

Taxi with reliable driver Mickey-
JHS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-10
UNDER THE
CAPITAL DOME
RETURNS FROM SOUTHEAST.

Adjutant General Moody is back
from trip to the southeastern part of
the state where he was called on de-
partment business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-18
Si,,er. Earl y; raw'mckct. r. |.
Sisk. Willie H.: Monk. Va.
Steidic. John: Sew York. y. y.
Stewart, George. MOc<avllc X e.
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COPYRIGHT 1918. NEW yokK TRIBUNE IN,
Iamher.y. Joseph II: rhilalelnhia. Pa.

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MISSING IN ACTION
Priyntr.
Bass. Edward e Monticello. Wis
kiIi.En IN ACTION: rREyIOySLY RE-
go Private.
fh3mpSSI Ponalt: Maple Shade. y J.
IN HANDS OF ENEMY. PREVIOUSLY RE.
PORTED KILLED.
Private.
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PORTED MISSING.
rrivatrs.
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CASUALTY LISTS HAVE,
584 NAMES; $50 DEATHS
Sxty-Nine Army Officers and Men and Thirty Marines
Killed in Action, and Twenty Three
Reported Missing.

WASHINGTON. october l5.--Casualty
lists from icnerai fershinS: made
public information. contain 5Si names.
Of which $50 are from the army ana US
from the marine corps SiNtT- nihe
soldiers and thirty marines were killed
marine are missing i'll action, III SOL
dicrS and -four marines We're
wounded severely, twenty i've soiuicrS
and one marine diei OF disease. ScN,
cnIcsn- soldiers and eight marines diod
OF wounds. i2T soldiers and 100 marines
we're wounded degree undetermined
prisoner The sSi names follow;
KILLER i!iru H. Mti''S'
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F isMta; La Lauren: II: pcnvcr. Col
FysSf ,iaJTy N i F5q, W %EiSh Tex.
lrdS,.s. Eawar. ~: MiIesNurr. IA.
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Wurphy, John: salem Mass
owens Levi "a: cabinet. Okla.
pictrSs Waiter. Pontiac. Mich.
Powell. prlhert n. Miniature, Neb
Purcell. John Joseph; ey!esyiilc M,
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Wiucert, C;corE" L. P"nus Grove. y. j.
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scott. Otto r; Galveston. luO-
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Gilbert, l.aw-cncr: Coumcil BlIuHs. Iowa
iist jasS. rrnnk St Louis Mo
iIotnrs Oliver w; Beaver Crossing, Neb
,ioEasoi. Herman; liuusholdt Iowa.
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MuLi'no. Joseph: Auburn. y. y.
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:. TInnpcr. Herbert Gerard; Long Island.
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IN ACTION tDEGREE rNDE-
PIN, ), First Lieutenant;
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iiayn", J4Incs w: Queenstown: Md.
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i;iSsoncuc. George o.: IIouEhton Mich. :
Trash. Cedric; san Francisco. Cal
IiriEES. Louis g.. Trenton. Utah.
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j,aughcrty: John IL: Bellevue. iowa.
bowling. Loran A.: Wa ross. Ga.
Ellandcr Charles: lIciton. Eans.
Iikius. Dial H.: Denton. Tex.
talconer. Theodore a.: Marlin. Tex
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Erceior" John C.: Eingham,on. y. Y.
tirt"n Madison H.: Evansville. Ind
Gonz. Joseph IL: IIillsbor", Mo.
Goodwin James H.: TrcZ"vant. Tenn.
Grady. John Dayid: ST.. Louis, No.
Gay. Harvey w.: B'aeksburE, Wa.
Gregg. hobart: lIarrisvill". Tenn.
liniv"vrscn. Victor A.: Chicago. H.
liIinann. EiSrcr H.: I.cav"nworth. Hans
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SPLIT AT PENNSYLV WANNA
Acting Captain Strnus, Denoted From
varsity Eleven. Now Playing
With Scrubx

PHILADELPHIA. October l7.-Joe
Stratus, one of the stars of the varsity
eleven last season. was denoted yes,er-
day by Acting Coach iIallcnback. and
is now playing with the scrubs. Straus
has not been playing up to par this
fall on either attack or defense.
IIallenback is still in doubt about Tho
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G!i.s CHAR Char. a; Nsw Brqnnswick y. ].
Harmon. Luther: AuNicr. Ky.
HERON. James A.; Carn"Eic. Pa
Hopkins. Edgar. Philadelphia. Pa.
Howard. Joseph A; Corbondal". ia.
kadish, My"r: lturlryviilc. y. V
iiasakitis, James: Girardville. Ia.
hester. Walter n; Dubois. Pa.
Mccarthy. John e.; Ponca. Ncb.
Nicholas, Joseph Martin. Salisbury y. c.
Nichols. Durham. hcrryvilc. La.
Olisarwsls. lsed"r;. Chicago III.
Evans, Hrrce X: TER. liauts; Ind.
Terrell. Andrew r: De Ealb. Ill.
Frye, John e: Prrduc IIill Ala.
Jensen. Emil Gresham, Neb.
.Iuncs. William H.. Conway, s. &.
Kelly. .Ioha J.. ir: liion. y. Y,
Livingston. Luther II: Commcrcc. Okla.
McCalIums. l!mrlburt; Nav York. y. y.
M"ccah"". Ga%away. Columbus, Ohio.
IA char. Joseph; bridgeport, Conn.
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KILLED IN ACTION.
Sergcnnt>.
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DIED on WOt NDS RECEIVED IN
ACTION.
-, Corporal.
Moore J"hn u; .tocncIi". H.
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sen IBEi.l VOL NDED ~ ACTION
First Sergeant
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f,unnrrN sergeant.
Strickland. Earl F.. Portsmouth Ohio
SERVANTS.
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nitinl Game Again poxtpon,d

.lfTI.N T1F.IT4IfIN, IN. UctOber Z.
There will be no football game be-
tween Pennsylvania and SwarthInorc
nt Franklin Field Saturday. il was an
nounccd to-day by the Bo..rd OF Health.
This is the IN ri time IN as many weeks
thar the initial contest has been post
poncd on account OF influenza. Swarth-
more is under quarantine as Il resul, %
the disease and none Of the students
is permitted to leave the grounds.
Despite the postponcmcnt, spirited
practice was held to-day.
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EXPERT SWIMMER DEAD
"Pnt" Allison. Well known ThrouShou
south. Succunihs 10 Pneumonia
ut New Orleans.
tRy Associated Press. !

NEW ORLEA:S. October 1T.-F. T.
p. Q'aD Allison. we'll known through
out the South as an expert swimmer
and trainer OF swimmers. died at his
home here to-day of pneumonia. fol-
LOVING an attack of influenza. Allison
was chairman OF the swimming COM
Amateur Athletic Union. He was forty
one years old
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back field. He has made several shifts,
but although all seemed TO work
smoothly, they were not entirely sat
isfactory.