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Continuation de la pag. 1.
las decoraciones magnffcas de Ia
opera Margarita la tornera'', la
obra p6stuma de Ruperto Chapi.
Ell notabilisimo escen6grafo
manchego ha trabajado, sin repo-
so, durante 20 amos, y lasi Sc COM
preade Due haya podiao pintar,
como nos dijo, una extension de
telones que ocdparfa una superb
Gle de 20 leglas cuadradas
El millionaire y 6lantropo astu-
riano, Pepin Rodriguez, antes dc
ser dueno dc la famosa fabrica
Romeo : Jnlieta y, fue director
de la "Habana American Tobacco
Ca, que es Ia misma companla
que explota aqyl el negocio taba
'calero.
Pepfn Rodriguez es' un hombre
die corta estatura, con ell rostro ra-
surado y q'ubicundo y el largo cabe
llo, que peina ihaeia atras, compile
tamente girls. SD cara, cue rezuma
satisfaction Ell todos los momen-
tos, denuncia, a primera vista, al
5Gn viUdaat.
Hablando de Espaia, nos dijo
"Puede usted afrmar que la pros
peridad de Espana es una cosa eS
ttaordinaria, nnnca sefada. Bas-
tele a ustea, como pl'aeba, este pc
quei1o detalle que concierne a mis-
intereses.: antes de Ia guerra, mi
fabrica eNportaba a la Peninsula
tres millones de tabacos de vitola
fina,. de una pcseta q una peseta
cincuenta en- adelante. FL primer
allO de guerra, eXp0fto clllco mi
Homes; q segnndo. siete; nueve el
tercero, y, el nltlmo, pas6 de 'oncf
Despues de la ccna, ,en IL cubie'
/ ia del .Reina Maria Cristina 81
Scganizo un baiIc animadisimo, en-
ell qhe- tomaron parte yarias de las
bellas pasajeras del trasatlanticc
espanol, las tambi5n bellas seho
ritas die Anexi yde Iglcslas CasaI-
due, y algunoS j6yenes y viejos de
la sociedad de San Juan. A las on
ce, cumpliendo los paglamentos de
buqne, cinco marineros levanta
ron elsniaplq Y 40 cot eatrarosl, < con i'
snisma pasmosa facilidad cue $
transportaran una guitarra, en- q
salon. y la cubicrta, ell donde sc
ha5fan bailado los mas clasicos pa
sodobles y sc1ottischs de Ia Bonn
billa Y la casa de Camorra, empe-
70 a despoblarse.
-
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Mov1M1ENro MARITIME

Entradas:
Aver vapor espahol Reina Ma
ria Cristina, del Norte de Espaiia.
Despachados:
Vapor espafiol Reina Maria
Cristina, para Habana.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES co.
CAlIPOS
ESTRENO ESTRENo
ESTA NOCHE
TEL TREN RAPIDO"
NO FALTE I'D. AL MUNICIPAL
ESTA N0CHE.
Ell VIAJE DE UN ARTISTA

El notable maestro director y
corcertador Manolo Tizol Sc des-
pidio de nosotros ell dfa de Ano
Nuevo.l Por la tarde salio para
New York.
Lleya ell popular director de la
Banda Municipal de San Juan,
dos meses de licencia Nadie
logr6 Una licencia mejor CANA
aa que Manolo Tizol, que tanto
la lIchado y tanto ha conseguido
4 el 'orden del progreso musical
entire nosotros. +
Manolo Tizol, como todos los
artistas, Sc eneuentra un POGO
amargado aqui.
I Es verdad que ell amibiente no
es nnuy propicio; pero algo Sc va
mejorando, sin duda.
Cuando Tizol este aqui de re-
greso es casi SECURE que ha de in
tentar la reorganization de aque-
LA orquesta de cemeteries que ne
di6 todo 10 que de ella podfa es-
perarse, por culpa de la apatfa de
nuestro publico.
Entire tanto, deseamos al popu-
lar artista TIN viaje agradable y
una delicicsa permanencia en- la
gran ciudad.
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W a N 7 : D

LADy-S -Stenographer: Perfect
knowledge of English and Span
ish steneography and typewriting
required. Also experience in book
keeping and file work. Apply Civ
ing references and salary desired
to J. H. 9. - P. o. Box 1908. -
San Juan, P. Il. ADyr
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vAPoREs QUE Sc EsPERAN

vAPoREs QUE Sc EsPERAN
Vapor espanol P. de Satruste-
.gui. Hacia el 8 del corriente
mes estara aqui procedente de
Barcelona y escalas.
Consigs., Sobrinos de Ezqriaga.
Vapor espanol Legazpi. Llega-
ra nue'tro puerto procedente de
Espana hacia ell IA del corriente
mes.
Consigs., Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
Viapor frances Perori. Llegara a
este puerto hatcia el 4 del actual
con destino st. Nazaire, Fran
cia.
Consigs., Behn Bros.
Vapor americana Coamo. El s
del presente saldra para New
York.
consigs., The N. Y. P. R. S. S. Co,
Vapor cuibano Santiago de Cu-|
ba. Sc aguarda en- la presente
quinoena proeedente de Habana vi
escalas.
consigs-, Yllar y Co, suers-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-03
Ell DoNATIvO ES MAYOR J

Atns
uno de los empleados de Sobrinos
de Ezquiaga, para agradecernos
las frases publicadas aver en- Ell
IA1P PARC1AL, al dar cuenta del
donativo hecho por la Campania
Trasatlantica Espanola a Ibenef-
clio de los damnificados por los
terremOtos.
La cifra salio equivocada. No
son mil dollars. Son mil doscien-
tos dollars.
Con eNquisit-v cabalIerosldad,
que agradecemos, nuestro visitan-
te nos pide que consignemos que
no fue nuestro reporter Ell q. apun-
to la cifra equivocadamente, sino
que Sc le dio como aver salio en-
Ell IMPARCIAL.
Ell donativo de la gran empire
sa naviera espanola es, pues, ma
yor de 10 que aver Sc dijoI
Asi 10 consignamos con verda-
dera cordialidad.
Ell OBISPO DE GUAYAQUIT4
En- ell vapor Reina Maria Girls
tina, que saldra de nuestro puerto
de doce a uoa de la tarde hoy, via
ia Su Ilustrisima ell obispo de Qua
yaqlil, a quien Ell IMPARCIAL
saluda con todo ell respeto que me-
rece.
SEBASTIAN SIRAGUSA
Para Nueva York, en- compania
/ del senior Giorgetti, ha embarca-
do este buen amigo nueStro, a
quien desea Ell INEPARCIAL I'm
feliz viaje.
DE BAYAMON
La Compania SeverinolCid in
terpreto anoche, aquf, la opereta
"Aires de Primavera." La obra
parece escrita para Antonio Saa-
vedra, ell gracioso actor que cuen-
ia los exitOs no por funciones, sino
por escenas.
Ell pilblico le recibi6 con un lar
go APPLAUSE en- premio a La magis-
tral salida que hace en- el primer
acto Y de ahi en- adelante la re-
presentation fue un triunfo.
Pero no solo para el; que Luisa
Bonoris y Maria Severini, sc hi
cieron aclamar con entusiasmo. Y
Real, Manuel Real, ell baritone tan
querido de este publico, y Modes
to Cid tan distinguido siempre y
todos los que tomaron parte en- la
representation, como Ncooperaron
al triunfo, recibieron aplausos.
La obra es muy linda. Tiene
una mdsica agil, fresca, LENA de
ingenuidad y dulzura. Ell walls
que canta la Bonoris, como ella
10 canta, 10 estariamos oyendo
sielnpre.
El couple de salida de la Severi-
nj tambien es un n1mero musical
lleno de ambiente.
La m1sica sonaba bien dentro
de la limitaci6n del peraonal de
orquesta; pero es que Crucita We
rar haIce milagros.
Corresponsal.
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MMnNRRnE.u

Calculadora. La tinica que cal
eala y suma y resta facilmente.
InNestfguela.
RONEEU & CIA., Tealan No. Sc.
Advt. San Juan, PR,
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EsPEcTAcULOs ]
TEATRO MUNICIPAL

La compaifa Delgado- Caro-Cam
pos, en- ST. proo6sito de variar Ell
cartel diariamente, prepara para
hoy el eslreno de la gracioga conc
dia en- tres actos, de Paso y Abati,
"El Tren Rapido.o Manana, es-
trenara el emocionante drama en-
4 actos, genero 'gran guignol'
La Cortina Verde.''
Lunes, Dia de Reyes, grandiosa
matinee.
CINE TRES BANDERAS
Hoy, 3 de enero de 1919. En-
las dos tandas. Estreno de la CO.
media en- dos parties ''El Doctor"
Y en- 5 parties estreno marca Paja-
ro azul, titulada "El limo del
Amor"
CINE LUNA
Vicrnes 3. Estreno de ''La Es-
|cuela de Maridos", en- 5 reels, por
Fanny Ward, y Amigo Eaposo",
en- 2 reels, comica.
Nanana, gran estreno.
CINE NORMA
Jaffery, Ell triunfo del
amor, drama en- 5 actos y una
cinta c0mica.
CINE PUERTO RICO
sLos lIohicanos de Paris,
grandioso drama en- dos noches.
Esta noche la primera jornada,
CINE HABANA
Hoy, jueves. Dos tandas. Sc
gunda jornada de La magniica
cinta 'Los Mohicanos de Paris"
CINE REAL
Hoy viernes 3. Reprisse de la
grandiosa cinta titLlada ''Amor
y Fama" y La conquista de un
Coraz0n.
CINE MONTE CARLO
Reprise de la fCasa del
Odio" y la bonita cinta "l4as Es-
pinas en- ell Canine. En- la Sc
gunda tanda ella Rama, intere-
sante cinfa.
LOS QUE vIAJAN -
Lista de los pasajeros que con
destino la Republica Dominica
ma, salen bordo del vapor ''Ma-
rina": !
Pedro vazquez Rodriguez,
Louis Schrag, Felicita Rivera, Isl
dro Gil y Rafaela Pirela Serrano.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-03
DON ENRIQUE CAMUNAS

Repentinamente fa1leci6 Ell la.
tarde del martes ell senior Enl-iqueD5
Camu1as, hermano de don Ma
nuel y persona muy querida en-
la ciudad. Antcayer tarde Sc We
Frific6 su entierro. h
Descanse en- la paz del Senior eli
alma del finado y reciban todos5
eus deudos y especiahnente nuesa
tro mry distingLido amigo don
Manuel CamLnas, la expression de !
nuestro pesame, todo sinceridad =
jEN DONDE VIVE Ell COMI- :
SIONADO CORDOVA 4es
DAVILA? e e
En- el n1mero del "CongressioL0e
nal Record correspondence al !.
dia 13 de diciembre aparecem los
nombres y la direction de todos
los REPRESENTATIVES de la Camara
Baja del Congreso de los Estados
Unidos. Los comisionados residen
tes de las Islas Filipinas son Jai9e
me G. de Veyra, residente en- 261G
Cathedral Ave-, y Teodoro r.
Yangko, en- 174S P. Street. Ell uni )
co miembro de la Camara euya
direction no ccnsta en- la lista cs
ell dc maestro representante seniors
Cordoya Davila. Hace tempo que.
un peri6dico americana publie6u
esa misma lista y la direction del
sanor C6rdova Davila tampoeo
apareci6. 2 ss
JEn que calle, pues, vivira els
ilustre representante de Puerto
Rico en- Washington? tE
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W0hHAH, BATES dOOD[, ,IR(.

UuhnAfl, DAn)euCUDL. M(.
Engineers, Manufacturers
Representatives and Exporters
Offices in
LONDON, PARIS, HAVANA,
PUERTO RICO.
II Battery Place, New York.
II. K. PORTER CO.,
Locomotives.
WHITING FOUNDRY
EQUIP, CO.
Foundry equipment cranes.
ORION g. STEINBRENNER
COMPANY,
Locomotives cranes.>
PARKESIURG IRON CO..
Boiler Tubes.
FRANKLIN STEEL WORKS,
Steel Poles.
BLysToNE MANIC CO.,
Sand and Concrete Mixers.
CONTINENTAL CAR Co,
Dump Cars.
KNICKERBoKER co,
Gasoline Engines
Wood working Machinery.
WRIGHT MANIC CO.,
Chain HOSTS.
PITrSBURc SPRING g.
STEEL co.
Railway, Wagon g Carriage
Springs.
4
WILBRAHAM GREEN
SLOWER co.
Blowers.
HAMMOND IRON WORKS,
Tanks.
Representatives, generates para
Puerto Rico, Santo Domingo,
Haiti Islas vfrgenes.
[deRd0 HndalNlN.. Sues.
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"sUNDsTRAND"

suma, resta, multiplied y divi-
de. Els la meior y mas barata
inyestiguela.
R0MEU & CIA,, Tetuan No. &C.
Advt. San Juan, PR,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-19
MERIDIAN

Meridian, Sept. 19.-Mr. and Mrs. O..
NJ. Laing visited in Boise Thursday.
John III. Clark of Wendell Is yisitin Q.
mere with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Clark
Amos Whitley was a Boise visitor
Thursday.
Prof. H. E. Powers was a Nampa
visitor Thursday.
II. f. Neal of Boise transacted bust
ness here Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Tolleth was the guest of
Boise friends Thursday
George Hardin, assistant cashier of
the First National bank, attended the
Wilder community fair Thursday and
acted as judge Of the agricultural ex-
hibits at the invitation Of the mana
gers. Mr.. Hardin is graduate of
the agricultural department Of the
state university and Is Thoroughly in
touch with farm and livestock prob-
lens and the distinction is the result of
his recognized ability along this line.
u. b. Humphrey was a visitor to
Boise Thursday
Earl Neher attended the harvest fes
tiVal at Nampa this week
Mrs. B. c. Humphrey visited In Boz
Sc Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wolfe visited in
Boise Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Riedell have ar
rived from Oregon and will locate in
this section. Mrs. Riedell is a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Wolfe.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-19
NEW YORK STOCKS

New York, Sept. 19.-Steel shares
continue to hold up we'll at the stock
market opening today, United States
Steel opening at 1921, off u Bethle-
hom at 951a also off Is, while Cru
chile gained 1Ia points over yester-
days close, opening at 1884,.
Other leading issues opened irregu-
lar Also Studebaker at lis, off ss. Gen.
trail eLather DIT S6h, off Is; Mexican
Petroleum 209; American Locomotive
107A, up Is; Marine 56A; Texas COM
pany 1858 up 1% American Tobacco
271h, up Il; Pan American 117A.
off u.
No great pressure was brought 20
bear on any part of the list during the
first half hour and the market contin-
ued to act steady.
Baldwin led the market around
noon, advancing over four points over
Thursdays low. The whole list ad-
vanced slightly toward the end of the
second hour with United tSates Steel
above 103iR. Bethlehem b sold at
97& and Republic at 81.
Bethlehem Steel reached 80 in the
early afternoon, featuring the list. At
the end of the third hour American
Tobacco made b new high for the year
at 275.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-19
MIDDLETON

Middleton, Sept. ia son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy McElroy Wednes-
day morning.
Wendell Ihli had the misfortune to
break his leg Sunday while riding
horseback. The horse whirled around
and threw Mr.. Ihli against tree.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
o c. Moberly was taken to the Cald-
well hospital Wednesday for treatment.
VIII johnson and family, who have
been visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. E. Timpke, left Wednesday for
Enterprise Ore, to visit a brother
Mrs. Timpke accompanied them. Mrs.
johnson and Mrs. Timpke are sisters
Samuel S. F'oote left Thursday even
ing for Corvallis, Ore. to attend the
Oregon Agricultural college.
The third triplet baby Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Joe Quist died Wednesday after
noon.
Work has been started on the Will
coSen and Hodsall garage adjoining
the Methodist church property. w. w.
McNair has the contract for the &C.
ment work.
Rev. Henry Wernicke and family
moved to Nampa Thursday.
w. F. Smith and family of Wash
ington arrived in Middleton this week
to locate.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-19
UsTICK

ustick. Sept. 19.-Prof. Lynch has
moved his family into the Baptist So
cial rooms while awaiting the compile
tion of their home.
Francis Mckee started to Boise hirb
school Monday after working for the
Ustick Mercantile company for a week.
w. H. Spangenburg and family are
getting settled In their home, having
moved from Kuna last week.
Mrs. j. Fl. Hannum and son. Ra,nb
motored from Melba one day last
week for visit at the A. j. Hannum
homo.
A number of the nelghbors and
friends of Mrs. Anna Watson met with
her at the homo Of Mrs. c.. Sergeant
Monday afternoon to bid her farewell
as she leaves today for Seattle 10
make her home with a daughter. She
was presented with book by Mrs.
Hannum in behalf Of the Helping Ha MI
society, of which she is president Ice
cream and cake were served bv the
hostass, who was assisted by Me.dames
Swanson. Hannum. 6nider and Huber.
sAfs md MrA L. F. johnson SYid s1s4e
and Mrs. 6tanlsv Rris-, - noisa
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-19
called at the A. ]. Hannum home sun

called at the A. ]. Hannum home sun
day.
Carl and Leila Patch left Saturda y
evening for Moscow, where they will
attend the state university this year.
Leonard and Stanley McBerney left
Monday evening for Ames, Iowa, where
they will attend agricultural college
this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hayden moved
to the r.. c. Watson ranch last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Spangenburg
and children of Moore, Idaho, moved
into Cecil Spangenburg's house last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Clark of Boise
spent Sunday at the E. Wason home
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Sloan. of Parma
were week lend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. F. Mckee.
Mrs. Lee of Boise visited the Emer-
son home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin of Boise called
on friends in this community Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. f. A. Swanson will entertain
the Helping Hand society of the Chris
tian church Thursday afternoon of this
week.
The boys and girls garden club of
the Ustick schools will exhibit their
vegetables Friday afternoon at the
school house.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-19
STR|KEO Of
STEEL WORKERsFE[T
ON BOARD OF TRADE
Early Morning Trading on the
Stock Exchange Lively; but
Prices Fall Off Towards the
Close Of Session.

New York, Sept 19-The New York
said:
The stock market received very
calmly this morning the announcement
that the steel strike would occur as
scheduled.
The tobaccos were again actively
bought at rising prices. American Lin
seed made a new high on the move
ment, the Marine shares recovered a
good portion of their recent loss, SUI
gar issues were distinctly strong, Ma
tional lead responded to concentrated
buying with q sharp advance and
American tobacco made a new high
for the year The steel shares up to a
late hour were entirely. free from SELL
ing pressure and instead of attempt
ing to depress quotations here the bear
element evidently did some GOVERN gas
result of the stability of the general
list and the failure of the overnight
news to frighten holders into selling
All things considered the share list
was regarded as having given a sp,en-
did account of itself and as indicating
a strong technical position.
ihe Sloch tTarheC SOlu OH all around
in the last half hour following the
announcement from Washington that
the American Federation of Labor
would support the steel strike to its
full extent. United States Steel com
mon sold down close to 1o2 after hav-
ing sold above 1881. Losses of from
to points from the highest figures
were recorded by many other indus
trial shares Just before the close.
United States Steel was off a point
from the early high near the close,
when some selling entered the market.
Bethlehem reacted nearly two points.
United Retail Stores eased off to 1861
after selling we'll above 10s.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-19
GREENLEAF

Greenleaf, Sept. 19.-Isaac Roberts
received a painful injury by falling
from load of hay last week.
The reception for new students was
held at the Seminary Friday evening.
An interesting program of music,
readings, and speeches furnished a very
pleasant evening.
Miss Marie Elliott of Caldwell was
a guest at the A. G. Street home Fri
day evening.
Preston Mills and family have moved
to Portland, Ore, and have rented their
Greenleaf residence to the Seminary
board to be used for a girls dormi-
tory.
j. w. Jones and Mr.. McKibben of
Star attended a meeting of the Semi
nary board at Greenleaf Friday even
Ing.
Miss Myrtle Mills, who is teaching
In Fargo, spent the week lend at home
The Misses Allen. Margaret Brown
Miss Fisher and President and Mrs.
Parisho are newcomers at the dormi-
tory this week.
Mrs. Davidson. Of Davidson Whole
sale Grocery, was a business visitor
in Greenleaf Tuesday.
The s. d. Williams family were Boise
visitors Monday.
Mrs. Earl, who has been visiting at
the Isiah Williams home, left Tuesday
evening for her home in South Dakota.
Mrs Albert Benson of Homedale was
a Greenleaf visitor Thursday and Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD Williams of
Lynnville, Iowa, are visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. Thomas Potter was stricken
with paralysis Friday evening. She
Is thought to be improving slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Murphy. Mrs.
A. Rinard and VIM. Murphy of Boise
were guests at tho Rinard home Sun
day
Mrs. Berger OF Colorado Springs is
visiting her mother Mrs. Ably winslow.
An interesting temperance program
was given at the church Sunday
evening by the w. c. T. U.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Birch of River
side were Greenleaf visitors Sunday.
Mr.. M. G. Hinshaw IL harvesting his
apple crop.
Miss Rachel Benson of Homedale
attended tho students reception Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Reece and family
were Boise visitors Tuesday.
, Mp Guy Furbay has accepted the
pcetecn Of teacher Of MUSIC in the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-19
GRAIN

Chicago. Sept 19.-Irregular trading
on the Chicago board of trade, due to
the proposed steel strike, and gener-
ally unfavorahle weather caused a
drop in all grains from a strong open
ing today. Provisions were lower.
September corn opened late at 14S,
up ". and later lost ". December
corn, up u at the opening of 1854.
dropped i "a before the close. May
corn opened at 1891, up rs, but lost
~ before the close.
September oats, up 4 at the open
ing of GIN was down q before the
close. December oats opened up *
at 701s. but later lost 1ss. May oats
was unchanged at the opening Of 70.
but dropped u before the close.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-19
STAR

Star, Sept. 19.--Mrs. Leva Mcdowell
of Gooding arrived here Tuesday
evening to take care of her daughter
Mrs. L. A. Mcdowell, who has been i'll
for some time.
Win Pollard returned to Arrow Rock
Wednesday after visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Pollard.
Floyd Lawrence and William F'rahm
entered the College of Idaho Wednes-
day.
Miss Gredory was Boise visitor
Wednesday.
Charles Palmer made a business trip
to Boise Wednesday.
Mrs. w. M. Bennett of Illinois ar
rived here Wednesday for an extend
ed visit with her son. F. E. Bennett
and family.
Mrs. Nora Hussey of Boise visited
Mrs. A. ]. Davis Wednesday.
Mrs. Ralph Haworth visited her sis
ter Geneviene atN Boise hospital We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Gray were busi-
ness visitors here Thursday.
I Raymond Haworth is i'll with tonsil-
tits.
Mrs. McGrath and daughter, Mrs.
Bryant were shoppers. in Boise We'd
nesday.
G. w. Chinn was a business visitor
in Nampa Thursday.
Joe Kincaid motored to Nampa
Thursday to attend the fair.
Charlie Kinney attended the fair at
Nampa Friday.
Miss Louelle Rogers was Caldwell
visitor Thursday.
DIR. II. B. Kinney will conduct a
Traders Day Sale Saturday, Sept. 20.
DR.. Kinney will conduct a sale each
month at the Kinney barn.
Aaron Pickard. who has been very
III is reported better at this writing.
Miss Louise Chinn visited Miss Ju-
LA Allen at Nampa Friday.
Mrs. Will Conner and two sons Wis
ted Mrs. Corners daughter, Mrs.
Raymond Stergeon at Nampa Thurs
day.
we're visitors Thursday
A Salvation Army Boost meeting
was held at the Wilbur Hall Thursday
evening and Col. Patch and Mr..
Northwine of Boise were the main
speakers of the evening.
G. B. shelton of Central Park was
Star visitor Thursday.
DIR. j. w. Hamer of Middleton was a
Star visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Ola Cox of Huston and three
children are visiting her sister, Mrs
Horn.
Mr. Vincent the popular drug
drummer, was here Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Buyorke were in Boise
Tuesday,
T. NJ. starrah of Boise was here
Tuesday.
Mrs. G. w. Chinn and daughter,
-ouise, were Boise visitors Wednes-
lay.
Mrs. Ora Cox was Boise shopper
Wednesday.
Edwin Helmbolt, who has been I'll,
S much improved at this writing.
Mrs. James Hussey of Boise visited
elatives here Wednesday.
Miss Genevive Rogers, who was OBJ
rated on at st. Alphonsus hospital, is
nicely.
Dora Douglas has accepted a posi-
ion in the local telephone office.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-19
NAMPA

Nampa. Sept. 19.-W. r. Bruce OF
Boise spent Thursday here
A. L. Wilson of Greenleaf, the well
known purebred Poland China hog
breeder, attended the harvest festival
A. j. Halliday of Middleton was in
attendance at the harvest festival
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Moore have re-
turned from an automobile trip to
Wisconsin.
Mrs. Frank Ottenheimer of Noun
tain Home is visiting in the city with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Nc
Mahan.
K. L. Mckinney of Boise was in at
tendance at the harvest festival
Thursday.
Eugene Murphy of Middleton was
among those attending the harvest
festival Thursday.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-19
NOTICE OF MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given, that the de-
ferred annual meeting Of the stock
holders of Probiglo Mines company will
be held pursuant to call Of the presl-
dent at the office of the company at
SIT Idaho building. Boise, idaho, on
Tuesday. the 7th day of October, 1919,
at 10 o'clock a. m. for the purpose Of
directors for the ensuing year
and for the transaction of any and all
business which may properly come be-
fore said meeting, including the ap-
proval and ratification Of the execu-
tion OF q bond and lease by the officers
of the company on all its mining prop
erty with appurtenances,
6 EaanJs bssoiJ. H. RICHARDS,
Vico President.
Advs-Hfl o. 3. n