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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-26

ator. Ho failed to rally for the big
moment OF the play when he learned
that his wife was married 10 another
aud that It might mean the loss Of the
good name or his little daughter, but
his representation at all other times
was good.
Georgia BurdelI as Kitty Constance.
n girl also with past--she even knew
where the 100000 in bonds were hidden,
and she knew who killed the old man
that put them thcre--was little
charm. Earl Mayo, as the Irish po-,
liceman and plain clothes man In q
buffers disguise, made an excellent
mate for Kitty Constance.
DAsHiN0 WILLIAM.
Albert West, whom ono suspects OF
being the "Al West" at The bottom OF
the program wearing the title OF stage
manager, plays the role OF the william
with deathly vigor and enthusiasm.
He was a little weak when he made a
dash for someone in the play with
deadly intent, and was supposed to be
caught by the dapper policeman before
he carried out the intent. He dashed,
then waited for the policeman to catch
him. In real life, his victim would
have been scraped off the floor with a
trowel before the policeman could have
caught him.
Favorites with many in the crowd
were the old maid sisters, Prudence
and Patience Melford." Their stock In
trade was their 1868 costumes ana the
deafness of Patience, who thought all
tho time they were talking about Mrs.
Pooch's third grandson"
| Ono excellent feature of the produce
ton was the strict adhcrenoe TO time
limits between acts. The curtain was
up promptly and the action OF the play
went off briskly.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-26
MRS. 7. 7. SMITH
GAINED 80 POUNDS
BY TAKING TAVLAC
Los Angeles Woman Says She
Feels Better Than in Fifteen
Years.

II can certainly recommend Tanlac
for il was six months ago that 1t en-
tireiy overcame all my Is years OF
trouble and today | am still in perfect
heulth," said Mrs. II. Il. Smith. who
lives at the corner OF Slauson and Ala
media streets, Los Angeles. Cal.
Before ] began taking Tanlac !
had suffered SO long that didn't think
/ would ever get anything that would
help me but now am feeling better
than / have in fifteen years and have
actually gained thirty pounds In
weight, why, II seems almost too good
TO be true. l Was In an awful condi-
ton with no appetite to speak of and
Indigestion gave me SO much trouble
that I was really afraid to eat any
thing for knew II did l would be
troubled with gas and pains In my
stomach for hours afterwards. Some :
times tho pains were so bad | could
hardly bear for my clothing TO touch
me, and at night they were even worse
and would have to get up and drink
hot water or cat a cracker before ]
could get relief and go TO sleep. ]
lost SO much sleep that began to fall
off in weight and got SO weak that
all the time ] went around feeling
tired and worn out. You can imagine
that after all the long years of trou-
Ihlcs when every medicine and treat
'tneft had tried failed to do me any
406v was very blue ana discouraged.
ss1ut at last ! started taking Tanlac
d. had read SO much about 1t, and
10 my surprise | began to improve al
most at once and that encouraged me
30 that ! kept on taking 1t until all
my troubles had left me. ] eat any
thing want without even being trou-
BLEED In any way with indigestion and
am 70 much heavier that have had
to make nearly all my clothes over. MY
sleep 10 sound and restful and when
get up every morning feel refreshed
and can do'my housework with ease
now. Everyone OF my friends have
spoken of how we'll | LOOK and az l
haven't taken dose OF any KIND Of
medicine aimee Tanlac restored me 70
complets health six months a9o,
know that al my troubles have 'sst me-
forever"
ranlac IL ssid IA Boise by the Spy
Drug Stores.--Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-26
CALENDAR OF BANK AND PUBLIC HOLIDAYS

The following calendar OF bank and
public holidays, which will be cele =
brated IN January in the states and
countries and on the dat>s enumerated
below, is furnished by the Guaranty
Trust company of New York;
Thursday, Jan. | New Years day.
A holiday in every part OF Europe cx-
cspt Bulgaria, Don Republic, England
ana Ireland. Greece, Jugoslavia. Ru-
mania, North Russia, South Russia.
Soviet RUSSIA, Serbia. Gkrainia and
Turkey (wherc il is observed by for
eign banks and merchants and also
the Bourse at Constantinople). in all
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-26

and will serve eight persons. accord
ing TO Colleen the cooks figuring. or
We think she ought TO watch what she
- doing for 1t surely looks as II there
We're too much egg in that shell for one
frying pan
pETRovA PLAY IN MAGAZINE. I.
Ihe Ghoul," one -act satiricai
erama by Nine. Olga Petroya. has Just
ceeh purchased by Ainslec's Magazine.
no the Polish actress has the distine-
.aon OF being the nrst author to have
.pay In this publication. which mas
sesrto been devoted entirely 20
essays and poems. Ine
y one Of ssrlee d playlsts ~
yssseuie Petrova. which Will aftsr.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-26
aulnnn ADJUSTMENTS m
At rHr . fHoSsy THsArss'

PINNEY-"The Revelations Of
: Wife" mystery play by the
, Unity Play company.
STRAND--Eusene O'Brien IN
, THE Perfect Lover" Animal
= comedy,
MAJESTIC--Harry Carey In
Bare Fists" Fitzgerald 4 An
, derson, singers and dancers; BID
: well & Rice. musical oddity Num-
= Der; Kane 4 Mallory. comedy,
, talking and singing.
= EMPREss-The Empress plhy-
Z crs present Help Wanted" by :
: Jack Lait.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-26

Everybodys doing 1t. WHAT Why
letting the women vote, of course. One
by one the countries are falling in line
and granting the franchise to them and
now the latest news IL that the women
Of the Philippines will soon be ballot
Ing. Mime. Jaime DE Veyra, wife of
one Of the representatives from the
Philippine islands to the United States,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-26

The broad arrow is the mark cut or
stamped on all British government
stores to distinguish them as public or
crown property, and to obliterate or
deface which is n felony. Persons In
possession Of goods marked with the
broad arrow forfeit the goods and are
subject to penalty. Tho broad arrow
was tho cognizance Of Henry, Viscount
OF Sydney. Earl of Romney, MASTER
general of ordnance, 1693-17o2, and was
at first placed only on military stores.
1t is also the mark used In the British
ordnance survey to denote points from
which measurements have been made.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-26
HELP WANTED IS
WELL RECEIVED At
EMPRESS THEATRE
Story of Innocent Stenographer
in Den Of Modern Business
Lion Told in Drama BY Jack
Lait.

Cross purposes, some good, some
bad, which are brought to focus on the
fate of pretty, innocent little stenog-
rapher run through Help Wanted, at
the Empress, In an interesting maze.
The story In brief is the battle between
a foster son and his stepfather over
a pretty stenograpbcr with tho sons
purposes good and the fathers bad.
The play was well received at the
opening performances Thursday.
Caroline Edwards, ever popular lead
Ing woman at the Empress, has tho
part of tho innocent stencgrapher.
Frederick l.. sullivan has a character
lead as Gerald X. Scott, the stepfather
who hires the stenographer because
she Is pretty and he wants play
mate--not because she is competent.
Loring Kelly was tho son. Kelly cave
q very correct representation Of an i'm
petuous youth, and got some fun out
OF part that was trifle too Sc
rious for the age OF the character as
SOME coon ADVICE.
Airline McDonaugh was convincing
as a stenographer, WORLDLY wise, but
prudent. Her estimate of certain kinds
of men who are kind" " their stem
ographers was a caution 10 young girls
Just out of business college, to say
the least.
Grace Darling was a new player in
tho Empress lineup. who did her part
well. She appeared first as one OF the
applicants for a job IN answer 10 the
help wanted" ad. and later Us inc
German mother OF the innocent stem
ographer In tho Hons den. Miss Dali
Ing was too American to speak broken
English after the German fashion very
perfectly. but her acting and demeanor
was good.
RAE EWING SCORES.
Rae Ewing rs Josephine Scott,
daughter OF tho old grizzly that rugged
the innocent stenogrs pher. was pretty
enough to be the leading woman. She
carried her double role remarkably
well. First she entered an ono OF the
applicants for tho job, a gum chewing
girl who lets the boss know she rs
WISE" This type she does equally ms
Well "a che does the part Of the bust
ness mans daughter.
Ed Clisbec and Ray whitaker were
played crcdttably. Clisbee was Crane,
a bookkeepcr," and Whitaker played
PLAYED TWO PARTS.
Lulu Hogan Wasley played q double
role. first as Sarah Smith, black
goggied stneographer with years and
years of experience practical expe-
rience, not SCOTLAND later as the wife
Of the elder Scott.
Help Wanted" Is far from being the
farce comedy that one would suspect
II to be upon seeing that It 10 the
work OF Jack Lait. II u meIodrama,
with fully as many sobs AZ laughs,
Some Of the situations are as tense
as u IL possible to get on the stage.
The Empress players win present
Help Wanted" again this evening. At
q matinee Saturday afternoon. 0atur-
day evening and Sunday evening.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-26

Is possible that Madame may horself
appear in this play as a vaudeville
offering for next year.
.LoTriE RUPP FILES SUIT ron
DIVORCE.
There In to be another divorce In
tho colony. Last week Mrs. L.ottie
Smith Rupp Med suit for divorce from
her husband. Albert g. Rupp. Deser-
fion IL charged. You know Lottie Of
the famous Smith family consisting
OF Jack and Mary and Mre. Pickford.
ANN LITTLE WORKING OVERTIME.
Ann Little Il doing more than her
serial down n National ana ID piaying
the lead in Wallace leid picture At
TAAkv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-26

A Lflllan's laughing Command to
~ voice at once my objections to her
scheme OF secretly getting Ken
meth stockbrIdges desk into our house
and thus covering the trail for those
who might discover tho secret drawer
in it felt my charmed irritation 1T
my own doubling spirit increase. But
the question at the back Of my brain
persisted In spite of my better judy
nient ! knew that must voice 1t Inn
mediateIy.
II was only wondering" I said deprs-
catinEly, 'if those people who are watch
ing Mr. Walters on account OF the
stockbridse case might not also be keep
dng an espionage on other friends and
associates Of the principal
Including you7" Lillian interrupted
decisivoly. "Of course they are, GOOSE
the call Of that man who named him
self Hambridge orr Bridgehsm shows
that. But know enough OF their ways
TO realize that it's the easiest thing in
the world TO fool tiross suuare-toed
sleuths" Her voice breathed infinite
boredom 1t the whole race Of private
detectives.
An Uneonseieus Susgsstisa.
Doesn't Jim take that spawned old
horse out of here about once q week,
and with a wagon make a trip some
where bringing back all sorts of truck?'
she asked abruptly. ''rt seems to me
I've seen him do 1t often enough SO that
his soing appears rather routine
thing
1T is returned. thrilling with ex-
element. as I saw. or fancied I did,
whittier her questions were tending
THAT horse n his own. you know
from what Katie tells mo, I fancy he
has had the animal since he was a boy
At any rate. Babe is rs young and
az desirable in his eyes as ever. she
was"
'Babe'!' Lillian calculated. laughing
Can you beat that for a Manner
II shan't try" retorted. But will
answer your question. Jim does make
weekly trips. sometimes oftener with
his horse and wagon. He goes to the
waterfront for sea food. down to his
fathers farm on the bay for feed and
all sorts of things, and in tho fall he
goes to the beach and gets driftwood
for the crate hres-it burns wonder.
fully"
, The Plan Works"
1--WE got It'll" LILLIAN exclaimed glee.
fully. u knew / would IL you talked
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-26

Beauty makes use OF strange ways
or adornment in somo lands. Many
Japanese women adopt tho singular
habit of gliding their teeth. In some
parts of India part of the teeth must
be dyed black before a woman is to be
thought beautiful. The Hottentot wo-
men paint the entire body in patches
of red and black. In Greenland the
women color the face blue and yellow.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-26

in Azores, Madeira Islands. Portugal,
Portuguese East Africa, Portuguese
West Africa.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-26

About 40 per cent OF the enfranchised
women made use Of the ballot at the
last elections held In Germany.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-26

There's been q. lot of talk about
Nancy Langhorne Astor who is her.
aided as the first woman to sit in par
lament but some one has recently dis
covered that three women sat in the
English parliament in the reign IT
Henry III.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-26

Wedding presents in Hungary are
given only to poor couples to help
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-26
Not Picture

The original New YORK.
cast and production. Special
matinee Friday and SATURDAY.
for ladies only. 4,
Alice Sterling 10 woman
with past) will address tho
ladies on marriage, divorce
and love. rs,
P6loGo Matinces 6Oo
night 25c, soc, 75c, $i.00
Seats now selling at box
office for matinee and ME ht'
Phone ". s.
All prices plus WI ~.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-26

Gays. 1.-THE women Of my country will
s0on Join the many women voters OF
the world. for the governor general of
the islands has again recommended
woman suffrage"
Mime. Do veyra, who recently arrived
In New York from Washington. 10 Of
the belief that in the land of the Phil
ippines. women are equal TO men In
everything and that they have been
for some time. She herself IL a very
charming woman and well versed In
the politics OF her country.
"FiRsT" WOMEN.
Mrs. Margaret A. Walstoi,, of Jack
sonville Fla, 10 the only woman in the
world who makes rosin types.
Miss Ethel Terrell, recently appointed
county. superintendent of public in
struction in Buncombe county. North
Carolina, IL the first woman in that
state to hold such position.
The first woman ever elected to pub
lie office in Illinois was Mrs. Amelia
Hobbs. who was elected q Justice OF
the peace In Jersey county in 1870.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-26
suEERAGE NoTEs.

In New Zealand, one OF the Oldest
full suffrage countries in the world.
women are not yet after rs years elig-
ible for parliament, although they are
now pressing bill to give them par
liamentary eligibility.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-26

1--WE got It'll" LILLIAN exclaimed glee-
fully. II knew | would IL you talked
The diamond drill., 1919-03-29
u. p. FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION.
Next Convention and Tournament Ia
Be Held at Iron River.

A meeting OF the members of the
executive committee Of the Upper
Peninsula Firemen's Association is
being held at Iron River today.
The meeting is called at this early
date in order TO comply with the wish
Of the iremens entertainment com
mittee at Iron River, who desire TO
get as early start as possible for
the coming convention and tourna-
ment to be held in that city. They
expect to have grand time for the
fire laddies and already have been
guaranteed sufficient funds to make
the event one OF the best ever"
The executive committee is com
posed OF the officers of the association
and at the meeting IN Iron River will
make all preliminary arrangements
for the convention and tournament.
The diamond drill., 1919-03-29
DRAFT BOARD TO DISBAND.

The following notice has been re.
ceived at the court house from the or
fee OF the adJutant general at Lans-
ing:
"The secretary OF war directs that
the work OF all draft boards be com
pleted by March 3lst; that their or
ganization be officially discontinued
not later than that date; and that the
allotment OF funds for the pay OF
the personnel and for the operation
and maintenance OF draft boards be
discontinued after March 3lst"
The classification book, question
naires. registration cards, correspond
ence, local board stamps and all un-
used forms will be sent 10 the adju-
tant general OF army at Washington.
The diamond drill., 1919-03-29
Proof Of Identity.

Section g. To entitle a discharge
10 be recorded. there shall be attached
thereto proof OF identity OF the per-
son named therein, as follows II
the clerk shall personally know the
person presenting such discharge to.
be the person described therein. he
shall make, attach to. and record with
such discharge. the following certih-
cate: i, ........., clerk OF the coun-
ty OF ........., do hereby certify that
am personally acquainted with.
......, and know him TO be the iden-
tical person named in the discharge
presented for record, and recorded
herewith; and II the county clerk shall
not personally know the person nam
ed In said discharge. the same shall
not be recorded unless there be made.
and attached thereto. an affidavit sub
scribed and sworn 10 by two witness
es tcitizens OF said county, before tho
county clerk or some justice OF the
peace. or notary public OF his county.
which affidavit shall be In tire follow
ing form: ON this. day Of. A.
d., l9.., before me, .......... i'm
and for said county. personally ap..
peared ............ and ....... citl-.
zens OF said county with whom I nr
personally acquainted). who being ",
me duly sworn, severally depose and
say that they are personally acuuo'rt.
eu Win ............., who, I'm their
presence, presents his discharre. and
know him to be the identical person
named in said discharge
Fee Provided For.
Section 4. The county clerk shaIf
The diamond drill., 1919-03-29
IN THE DITCH.

While DIR. f. p. Noyes, Earl Lowe,
John Hjalmar and Billy Normi were
returning from Florence Thursday
evening the formers car they ran in
to a ditch just outside OF Florence,
near the ball park. when allowing an
other car TO pass.
The next morning there we're all
sorts OF rumors ahoat about the
Crystal Falls people being seriously
hurt, in fact the reporter for The
Drill was told that DR. Noyes was not
expected TO live. his injuries were so
severe. We called him up Friday
noon and told him what we had heard
and the way that man laughed con-
vinced us beyond doubt that he
was not suffering very much.
The doctor had a chance to sell his
Chalmers car TO Mr. Hjalmar and
was out demonstrating the car to
him. Mr. Lowe was driving and Billy
Normi was along as interpreter for
Mr. Hjalmar.
And before we go any farther we
want TO tell you that the accident did
not interssre with the sale OF the car.
When the prospective buyer saw how
the car took 10 the road on its own
getting out OF that ditch o.
K.-he up and bought II. The car
was slightly damaged. the party re-
ceived a good shaking up. but az to
mot being expected 70 live"-just talk
to the doctor about that
The diamond drill., 1919-03-29
STATEMENT Is FALSE.

The Diamond Drill has been asked
II IL is true that John +. Mason was
paid for his services in the war activi-
ties work. The statement has been
made that he was paid 81 900 for his
work in that line.
The Dimond Darill is in position to
say that Mr.. Mason was NOT paid a
single cent for his work done for
Iron county in any line OF war actiy-
ity. The only money that Mr.. Mason
received from the county or from any
other source was his salary as coun-
" commissioner OF schools. Mr.. Ma
sons salary was originally set at ST.
500, and at the annual meeting when
the other county officers salaries
were increased, the salary OF the
county commissioner was increased
also TO $1,000.
The statement that he received
compensation for his war work is
vicious and is made deliberately to
injure him in an underhand way. w,
regret to learH that such methods are
being used.
The diamond drill., 1919-03-29
MAY KEEP UNIFORMS.
Final Orders Received Here As TO
Status Of Soldiers Uniforms.

Final word on the return OF govern
ment clothing by men discharged from
Uncle Sans army has been received
at the local postofice. 1t puts at rest
the various conflicting rumors which
have been afioat for the past several
months.
The order permits discharged men
to retain all clothing which they
were permitted 10 take with them
from the various camps. and is as
follows:
"Postmasters are hereby advised
that a recent act OF congress permits
discharged soldiers TO retain clothing
and equipment which they take away
with them and thatAtherefore, post
masters should not accept parcels con-
tanning these articles for return to the
department.
'Postmasters will please give this
information publicity by posting no
tices in the lobbies, or otherwise with
out expense to the department"
This means that the Zone officer"
papers, attached 20 every mans GER
tificate of discharge, are void and null.
March 10. 1919, being the date on
which the order became effective.
The diamond drill., 1919-03-29
CLOCKS GO AHEAD AN HOUR.

Before retiring tonight do not for
get TO set the clock ahead one hour.
On March 16. 1918. the United
States congress passed the daylight
saving law by which standard time
throughout the United States and
Alaska is advanced one hour for the
period in each year. beginning at 2 a
m on the last Sunday in March, and
ending at 2 a. m. on the last Sunday
in October
The diamond drill., 1919-03-29

week owing To the decision not 70 cut
the price OF ore. Prices of all kinds
of finished products have been cut,
but ore Is to stay where it is for an
other year
Hope for More Exploring.
This has cheered up the producers
OF ore and all that remains now to
bring about an increased movement in
mining and exploring is fine bunch
OF ore sales.
Ii Is reported that nom -Bessemers
are getting more attention and that
fact is causing ore men to turn at
tention towards the Iron county dis
tricts. Some quiet picking up of op-
tions is reported, the oglebay Norton
interests having added to their hold
ings in the Fortune Lake district by
taking an option on the s15 ne1a of
section 26. and the neh Of section 2S,
all in 43-33
IL is announced that as soon as the
j. NJ Longyear interests finish one
diamond drill hole at Toleen spur the
drill will be moved TO Mansfield where
it will be set at work south OF the old
mine in an effort to prove up some
thing OF value in the formation that is
known TO extend south along the Mich
igamme river.
The Mansfield field Is generally re-
garded as good one for a program
OF systematic exploration work. There
has been considerable punching of |
holes in that section, but there has |
never been consistent and persistent
program OF drill work carried out
one that starts at the known and |
works of into the probable.
Odgers Shaft Started.
The sinking OF the new shaft at the
odgers was started last week. The \
intention 10 sink a new shaft at this |
property was announced In these col
amns some time ago, but the starting
OF work was delayed by the necessity
for some exploratory work, both on
surface and underground
The new shaft is located to the
north OF the ore body in the black
states that were shown to exist there
by the diamond drill work done. II
is so close to the filling station OF the
Standard Oil Co., that that concern
must move, and Il is understood that
a plot OF ground across the road TO
the north has been secured for the
new location OF the station.
Dunn Showing Up Better.
A report from the old Dunn mine
says that a nice block of ore has been
opened up on the 11th level OF the
mine and that enough has been locat-
ed to keep the property in operation
all season.
The ore is on the Richards part OF
the Dunn property and the fee owners
are the Michigan Iron & Land Com
pany.
Captain Edwin Jacka has charge OF
the Dunn now and II anyone can
make II yield Mr.. Jacka Is the man.
The Dunn has been rated as play I
ed out" for so long time that almost
anything may be expected for the
property.
n Shipping Started.
The first ore for the season OF 1919
was loaded into cars at the Odgers
mine this week. The ore loaded Is
that coming from development work
and only as little as necessary is be-
ing hoisted.
The lakes are free OF ice. but the
boats are not running and none is ex-
pected until April /.
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