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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20
WINE PARTY CAUSES
ARREST OF JUVENILES
Eight Persons in Municipal Court for
Drunkenness-Three Minors Trans
ferred to Care of Probate Judge.

Right in the midst of Bosses sober
October, home made corn whislxey and
wine bestir themselves and no fewer
than eight indulgents answer in mu-
nicipal court on Monday morning to
charges of drunkenness. Several bot
ties of the liquor that did the work
were confiscated.
Literally speaking, two of the Gull
rrits did not answer to the charges.
Wyman Jones and Joe Hatten failed
To appear in court this morning. and
their bonds of 500 each we're forfeited.
Oscar Johnson, Mike Mccarthy and
VIII Roe were present in person, be-
ing in police custody, and were fined
$50 piece for spending the Sabbath
day and the morning of wash day in
state of INVESTIGATION.
The other three offenders Judge
Felix Z. Jones turned over to the jul
,enile court because of their tender
age. And thereby hangs none too
pleasant n tale.
At a late hour Sunday night the
rolice were called upon to subdue a
wild party conducted on North Four
. teenth street residents of the neigh
borhood complaining of the noise.
When Chief Irwin and three officers
arrived they found two boys not over
is years OF age and three girls one of
them less than 16. drinking wine, sing
Ing and dancing. Two of the girls in
duced the officers to release them. but
the third was held at the station. This
morning, on advice of City Physician
Pond, she was removed to the county
hospital, suffering from the effects of
the liquor.
The two boys involved gave their
names as Charles and Jim Brown
which will serve the purpose. The
owner of the dwelling, Wayne Dan
ielson, where the party took place, was
asked to report at the police stati5r
this morning. He had not done so at
noon. and SO a warrant was issued for
his arrest
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20
UPPER SNAKE FARMERS
TO BUILD RESERVOIR

Construction OF a reservoir on
Fail river, main tributary of the
north fork of the Snake river, Is
contemplated by a company to be
known as the Fremont Madison
Reservoir company, farmers CO.
operative enterprise. The capacity
of the reservoir, approximately
100000 acre feet, will be devoted to
supplementing the water already
being used in that vicinity.
III. g. Fuller of Ashton and John
Pincocll of Sugar City were in the
city today to confer with State
Reclamation Commissioner W. G.
SWendson regarding the ma tier.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20
TWO WOMEN APPEAR
IN MUNICIPAL COURT
Boise Women Charged With Speed
ing and Reckless Drivins-care-
less Chicken Owners Fined.

Two women well known in Boise So
ciety gave bond at the police station
Saturday night after being arrested on
charges of violating traffic laws. Mrs.
John Doe forfeited her bond of SO
this morning, not contesting the charge
of speeding. Mrs. Richard Roe did ap-
pear, and told her story.
Her furs and silk stockings In
marked contrast with the raiment of
the others present, Mrs. Roe explained
her part In ar automobile collision at
Sixteenth and Main streets. Judge
Felix T. Jones took the case under
advisennent.
Court was held today in the council
chamber. which was filled with de-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20
NAVY ~" GUN.

The navy ''Y" gun with two depth
charges in positions is on exhibition
at the navy recruiting station at Tenth
and Main streets. A demonstration of
the mechanism of the gun will be
given by Chief Quartermaster Jackson.
During the world war all U. 8. de-
stroyers were equipped with this gun
and a U-boat seldom got caught on
the surface. When periscope
showed it's feather" Uncle Sans de-
stroyers would follow like a pack OF
hounds dropping depth bombs ahead
and around the subs probable path
Thus the destroyers cleared the way
for the boys to land safely in France
The u. s. S. Tanning made it's first
capture of U-boat outside Queens
town harbor.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20
CIVIL SERVICE.

Civil service examinations an
nounced for November and December
are as follows: Agent for agricultural
education, male, $4,000 to $500, De-
cember 2; agent for trade and indus
trial deucation. male, $4,000 to $500,
Dec. .; apprentice fish culturist, male,
$500 to 1850, Nov. 10; assistant eco
nomist, male and female, $500 to
S2,700, Dec. 10; biological assistant,
male, $500 to $4,000, Nov. IL; chief
metallurgical chemist, male, $4,000,
Nov. 25 assistant chief metallurgical
chemist. male and female, $3.50 per
diem, Nov. Is; assistant metallurgical
chemist, male and female, $5.12 per
diem, Nov IS; physical labatory help
err, male, $500 to $780, Nov. 10; plas-
tercr, male, SIS per month; veterin
arian, male. $500 to $3.50, Nov. 19
and Dec. 10; lay inspector, grade l.
male, $1,OSO, Nov. 10 and Dec. 10.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20

An appeal from a motion denying
a new trial in the case of Edwin l..
Call, ct ux, VS.. v. A. Coiner, an ac-
ton to collect alleged damages for
the cutting by the, defendant of hay
claimed by the plaintiff, was filed to-
day in the state supreme court by the
plaintiffs. The defendant claimed
control by reason of homestead en-
try of the land on which the hay was
growing
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20
EVENING CAPITAL NEWS. MONDAY OCTOBER q. 1919

fendantt and witnesses. Other cases
heard were these of L. 8. Dotson and
H. H. Higgens who were fined IS
each for allowing their chickens to
run ut large; John Scaeterday. an ex-
service man. who was transferred to
the probate court fox commitment to
the state hospital at Blackfoot as an
hab:tual user of cocaine, and q num-
Der of common drunks.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20
FORENOON IS PARooNED.

A. A. forenoon. who has served two
years and four months OF a sentence
of from one to IA years in the peni-
tertiary on. a charge of assault with
intent to commit murder. was par
doned by the state pardon board to-
day, effective Jan. 1. Certain string
ent conditions to govern Lorenzon's
conduct during the tendency of the
remainder of his IA years are to be
laid down by the board at it's next
session.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20
DEATHS-FUNERALS

BEAVERS-The funeral Of Mrs. Jes-
sic M. Beavers will be held at the
schreiber & Sidenfaden chapel Tues
cay afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev.
Charles e. Griffin Of the First Baptist
church will officiate and burial will be
in Morris Hill cemetery.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20
Under The -
Capitol Dom e
ASYLUM EARNS ss,oss.

j. X. White, commissioner of public
welfare, today received check for
$S,059 from c. A. Hoover, superintend-
emit of the state asylum at Black foot,
covering receipts from the sale of
farm products raised on the asylum
farm. The money was deposited in
the state treasury by Commissioner
White.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20
GOOD ROADS MEET.NG.

The Ada county good roads com
mittee and the county commissioner
meet tonight at the county good roads
Headquarters in the Boise City Ma
tional bank building.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20
SNOW IN SOUTHEAST.

Two and a half feet of snow has
fallen in the southeastern part of the
state, on the hills in the Grace sec
ton, W. G. Swendson, state reclama-
ton commissioner, reported today
upon his return from that section. The
snowfall has greatly aided the irriga-
ton sources at the headwaters of the
Bear river, and in the Bear lake from
which southeastern Idaho lands re-
ceive much of their irrigation water.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20
BUGGY sMAshEp

Mrs. w. M. Phillippi was thrown
from buggy but fortunately escaped
injury Sunday when her driving horse
ran away. The animals bride became
loose and she was unable to control 1t.
The accident occurred when Mrs. Phil
lippi was returning home from services
at Wright Congregational church. Az
ter running a mile the horse left the
road and smashed the buggy between
a telegraph pole and fence post.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20
TIVE LITTLE NEWS Of BOISE

the first Boise boy to take advantage
of the opportunity given by the govern
ment to learn good trade and get
good pay while learning. He leaves
this evening for, Salt Lake.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20
WILSON AT srATEHousE.

A. II. Wilson, former adjutant gem
eral, now an inspector in the depart
ment of public welfare for north Ida
no, was at the state house today to
confer with Welfare Commissioner j.
X. White.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20
|7l; tff E{stlIl
o07 MAlN-6OlSE
ANNOUNCED

Phil Sheridan Post, G. A. r.. will
hold an open meeting at the q. A. II.
hall Tuesday evening, to which all
members of the w. r. c., Lvdies OF { I
G. A. r. and Sons of Veterans are In
vited. A program Of interest has beel,
arranged.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20
REVIVAL MEETINGS.

The revival meeting in the gospel
tent being conducted by Evangelist
Masters is increasing in interest. The
attendance Sunday was good many
being present from Caldwell, Middle
ton, Nampa, Parma and Deer flat.
There We're a number of consecra-
lions at the altar. Rev. Masters
preached Sunday night on "Revela-
TONS" stating the book was revela-
tion," stating the book was a revela =
the use of large chart and black :
board his sermon was made doubly in
tereScting.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20
MUNRO IN PORTLAND.

James Munro, chief examiner in the
office Of G. w. Bowerman, state com
missioner of finance, Is in Portland
this week on official business.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20
DOG WANTS HOME.

handsome puppy sheep dog Is In
search of good home. He prefers
to go to the country. Those interested
should telephone CIV after o'clock
Tuesday morning.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20

In proportion to it's weight the wing
or bird is twenty times stronger than
the arm of a man
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20
ENIISIS In NAVY

William Richard Tinsley, a resident
of Boise, has enlisted in the navy for
a period of three years as an appren-
tice for aviation mechanic. Tinsley is
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20
MOVES TO BOISE

Bartlett Sinclair and family of KEEL
logg were arrivals in Boise Sunday and
are moving here to make their home.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20
Frllit-Jllice
Essences

JiHy-Jell desserts carry
real fruit Aavors in es-
sence form, in walls.
A wealth of fruit juice
is condensed for each des-
sert. So you get q fresh
fruit dainty, healthful and
delicious.
This is the new-type
quick gelatine dessert -
five times as good az the
old kinds.
Loganberry and Pine
apple are two of the best
flavors. Try them.
They're found only in
Jut,yJell
lO'Eapors, at Yosy Ctecss's
3 Packasss for rs Cents ~
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20
DEMAND NEW TRIAL.

The snow was heavy at Pocatello Sun
10
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-20

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
SALESLADY WANTED for Brande's
annex. Apply Brands grill.
ATTEND night school, Shorthand.
typewriting, bookkeeping, penman-
ship. Idaho Commercial College,
phone 1856.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-31
Want Ad Rates and
Information for
Oklahoman-Times
Effective April 4, 1919

Al week day classified advertising
Hsy oIlshoma%n % pns ,ss,,e ~ o"s sam. p, ,nis S'" a
- two dsilies.
Word Line inch
cps time. Daily OkIabo-
man and TImos, 20 l?c Slij
rhrss ,i,rss imilv Okla.
ho,nnn and Times p.r
day ..,,,,,...,.,,.,i lac DC LOS
One week, Oklnhomnn
and Times, per day. 4 i-9e Sc y5
IN. mam,h 9kl, Homan
mnd Timoa ner dny, 4 t.6c 10 81
Figure slx words 10 the line, twelve
ilnss To the inch.
Room, For Rent. Boarding and sltua.
,lon WaOird both Oklahomnn and
Times ii.cc per word Thi, rate does
moi include Houses or Store Rooms For
Rent
CL x,,tI.d contracts rntes for okla.
hornrll and T:mes-5, 900 lines 10 be used
within one wear from date OF contract
mr. contract Tor three lines daily FOR ono
y,sr Nc DER ine eacn issue. copy
changed M often M desired,
aJ acc.n,cd Sor less than 2ic
oRI. .AUOMAN AND TIMES RULES
ron CLASSIFIEp ADVERTISING
'-r ~ ADs will be run thirty days
only vnen renewal win be solicited.
IN ARGE WANT ADS viii not be
run longer than thirty DAYS without IA
rsnew wnl
Ali CHARGE WANT ADS are duo
ana nayable Tho same day first inser-
tion n, ed onpcers fAll out .of town
want ada are posltIyely cash In nd-
vance
AnvERTIsERS should retain recelpts
given Nv The Oklshomsn Times 10 pa
,rora making nnyments over the ouIce
couo,er aa no mistakes can be rectIIied
uI,ho,, ,hem
~ HsING UOrDs-Al, want ads 10
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'ApER HAN GING AND PAINTING

WANTED A woman 10 do general
hourewOrk. Phone Mnp'e 1851.
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For a Permanent
POsitiOn=aa
TeIeDhone Operating

leAepllOIle VptT llElS
While YOU have been engaged IN
turning out the things that made
fighting possible while you have
been serving In amy one OF the
thousands OF capacities In which
women contributed 40 largely TO the
winning OF tho war thousands OF
telephone operators Soldiers OF
the Switchboard. they have been
called. have likewise been engaged
In tasks that helped TO bring about
the Great Result.
But while your work iF finished.
the real work Of the telephone oper.
ator continues Her position IL IA
NltllIy important today ps II was
during the active days OF warfare.
aud she will need help IN carrying
on her important duties during the
coming period Of reconsi fuction.
SO TO you bright, healthy, hmhl-
iiuuH Young women between Il ard
~, who appreciate the Importance
o. serving the public In n hig wny.
wo Offer employment as telephone
operators with good pay while you
learn. Increased pay at frcuednt In.
tcrvnls after YOU learn. md n good
desirable position always,
Telephone operating is mn occupn
lion IN which the workers nre pro.
noted TO executive positions aud
YOUR Advancement TO one OF these
positions. therefore Ia only de-
PENDENT upon your Willingness and
ability.
Wo ARE interested In ALL young
women who possess the necessary
0rnllflcat.0ns and We would hn
llrascd TO have them cali Mt nur
IMPLICATION Office, Room ?iG, pio.
rocr liuildinc. for particulars.
SOUTHWESTERN
Nlli TELEPHONE COMPANY
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SITUATIONS wANTED-rEMALE

WANTEp--i'ositlon by ycuns lady
So With bookkeeping Rnd general office
experience references. 1917 south
Rlckford. III Reno Okla
WANTED-Ex Experienced stenographgr
desires permanent position. Phone
Walnut sj31
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ROOMS PAPERED. $500 and up; will
bring samples Painting: reasona bile.
Nj pie Isi. ". x Roach.
ROOMS PAPERED. 81 " and up; win
bring samples. Maple 5l7. Dykins
A Ford
PAINTER AMI PApER HANGER. cali
Whinul 1878 WIN hring samples
Cheap Srces, work guaranteed Green.
lee
HOUSE cleaning time we lay surface
finish and re- finish noots Boggs.
Maple i2i-
ROACH BROS. $40 North Hudson.
Rooms pnpcrN 100 and up win
otlng snmries House painting our
2io; Maple cs5
Nt' rNprr -....r v. .,... 90
'h' ~; N r ,Ihit eg AMI us-
llmhtc WORD T. ~ pGrrett, W. W. 3rd
Phone Walnut 6s51
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kan ger=Burk Petroleum
Company

9i1 American National BAN, Bldg.
Oklahoma city. Okla.
TRUSTEES:
kec II. Mckee President, pses
Amer Brick A. Tile Co
w. l.. Alexander, First Vits Pres
En- State Treas. Oklahoma.
L. V. Knight Second Vice Pres
Prominent Merchant.
J. l.. Mckeown Scc'y. Il Treas
Successful on Operator.
q. f. Bass, Director. Prominent
Merchant.
STOCK Statesmen wanted; splsndid
proposition. Inquire Room SIT,
Hersk0wiu Bldg.
WE NEED u cnpabie. aggressive stock
salesman. we nre establishing ~ fac
tory In the city. Farmers Packing &
Canning la
WE WAN1 n real stock Aalesnan to
sell our S60. 100 oil stock; our AcresGe
across Red River from Bhkburnett.
Walter and Duncan, Okla, fields
Margaret OIL and Production Co. sos
on Exchange Bldg,
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UNFUDNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT

CLOSE IN private home front bed.
room. breakfast and $40 dinner, 10
man and wife employed. or two gentle.
men. Can take extras for meals q
West sth. Walnut 1864,
WANTED Two working rirls TO room
and board In private home. sl5 n.
Western
TWO or three modern. attractive rooms.
south exposure. upstairs. 1911 West
Sixth
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PREPARE ler stcuugrlphic. sccfetarial
hookk, ping bank positions now
awaiting you Term begins April May
learn by mail: free trial lessons Guth
ne BHfIhesS College. Guthrie.
WANTEn=-,fMl to work part time Tor
room and boasI Cali Mrs. J. l.. Dun.
can, Maple 1885 60l w 22nd
WANTED--Colored woman for general
housework, Walnut 1898.
MAID for general housework. good
wages. iaa Wet 18th.
WANTED-Nent white glri for general
housewofk, down stairs. no laundry.
tVl West 18Th Walnut 35ls.
W n T Il Inexperienced seamstress.
Apply ltls North Harvey. Room 2ls
EXPERIENCED Dlctaphone operator;
must he thoroughly experienced In
office work. mono other need apply.
salary 500 per month. Apply Dicta.
phone Office, 500 w Mairq
WANTED-Bxperienced white girl
general housework; two In family; no
laundry Maple a26s
iEXPERiENCED woman cook Tor large
boarding house. white OF colored
Walnut 5i5a.
COMPETENT Whu" - s.- ~crc,i,
1n'rwu. u... wu.cs .A. three In tam
" NJ washing. Apply 1901 North
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NICELY furnished Sleeping room IL
quiet modern home, waking distn,ca
70. married couple or ladies employed;
SrsH usi'" III 1Rr'S;I:fi: Es:ff ~ f'F SrssAsa~ y As
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED Good prcsscr pud bushlc-
man. good s,dnr, tor good man.
Marler Tailminc Co. Snpupn okla.
coat MAKER WANTED At once.
Gogd steady Job Charles Willinms.
Arlunsas i'y. Kan
WANTED Discharged overseus solder,
prefer one who has seen action. Must
be- man OF good appearance. nt least
high school education, clear record. uhil-
lN 10 inspire and lead men, some or
ganzing ability and the viii tu rench
an objective. This viii be- attractive.
fast work honorable to u high degree
II w 10 last about two months SALARY
and expenses. Address. llA. Okla -
hOmAn.
ASSlSTANT baker ore wlo has had
experience In hotel work preferred
Apply Skiryin hotel
WANTED-Good piano case fnishcr
Apply Armstrong Music Go. Phone
Walnut los
WANTED-Man to paint and plaster
Maple ?J66.
WANTED nj once. tailor and sales
man Apply at II y Harvey. Phone
Walnut 6g5s.
WANTED--A man handy with tools to
uuill n small shed In back yard. Call
a. or East Sixth street
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Statesmen WANTED
~~-~~~-~~-~>--~>-~~~~~->~~.~~~o.@
Stock Statesmen

DO Nou want 10 sell something OF
mcrt' DO YOU want TO be able TO say
thht the trustees behind your company
arc the highest class business men Il,
the state? " so, see us y We have
production offsettinE our proven lease
AZ WSiters on which we must start
drilling inside OF thirty days. We have
beside this 100 acres Of good oil and
gas lenses In Texas and Oklahoma.
We want men OF ability who can fur
nish rCic.cn
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Roy 10 learn typewriter re-
pairing Small pay 10 start. good
opportunity for advancement. Under.
wood Typewriter Co. Slj West Main
WANTED-Good all round man or
wuman TO work IN restaurant Apply
81 West ith st.
WANTED-Good shoemaker at once
Top wages u, A. Nlckorson, Cleye-
lnnd. Okla,
MAN to work on farm close to Okla
homn CITY: good board and room:
must have experience on farm; steady
work; state experience and wages
wanted. Q-jG, Ok1humnu.
BARBER wanted; GOOD job Tor good
man H. N Halter, Wgpanucka.
Okla
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Teachers Wanted

More money 10 he made and more
people satisfied with their purchase
thrn any proposition offered otherwise
today Audience with nine gu, of every
ten. Let us talk II over with you for
summer employment.
t02-3 SCOT THOMPSON BLDG.
.7 Oklahoma city. Oklahoma.
Opposite the new Y. VI G. A. BfdgD
sTENoGRApHER--M Must he accUrate,
with figures md have some knowi-
edge Of hnoFkeening state nge ana
Fnlnf "Nnec'ed p".'.r 1ru' positinn
n.ltn q. ar
BufIEESs phu.tgtlpA operator, Aione
Walnut u; write Drawer VI.
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ST pscEIrTIoN WORK

81 gsClIPTlON WORK
EXPERIENCED MEN AND WOMEN
wanted for subscription sales work tor
high class high priced. old estab-
llshcd publication. only those VINO
have made good money In subscrip-
tion sales work are desired. Good sal
airy and bonus viii he maid State et-
perlencc and reference, Box b. r.
Okhhomsn.
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ENrIHlENCEu iu hardware business
would consider managing n store or
head salesman References furnished
start April ls' lloy 3S1. Oklahoma
city