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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-14

field Of battle. say those who are in
touch with the present movement.
They point out it has been freely pre-
dicted that the men who went over
there" or who entered the service with
that idea in view, would, on their re-
turn, play no small part in the affairs
cf their respective states and the ma
ton. The early steps to organize
Idaho is taken to indicate that the
Idaho men who went into the service
viii enter the deliberations of the ma
tional convention as a factor in deal
ing with problems that affect all the
people, 1t is said.
The members of the state committee
as announced are we'll known in their
respective counties and sections of the
state. They were. named without
regard to politics or rank and con-
stitute commissioned men as well as
privates; men who saw actual service
in France and men who served their
country at home, failing to reach Eu-
rope before the armistice was signed.
That there is we'll directed Boil
sheviki propaganda under way in the
Gnited States is known to the author
tiles who are also aware that it is Gre
attng some unrest. Evidences of Boil
shevism has already been discovered
in Idaho and in Boise, where not over
a week ago Bolsheviki literature was
seized in one of the local soft dring es-
adjustments and was turned over to
the federal officials for investigation
This literature was seized by the
police. The establishment in which
it was found Is known as the Ban
quet" with Austrian Pete" as its pro-
prietor.
Prior to that it featured the city
campaign wherein charges We're made
that those of Bolsheviki and Socialistic
tendencies were attempting to gain
control.
No mention is made. by Lieutenant
Colonel Roosevelt of the Bolsheviki in
his communication to the governor,
but it is known by those interested that
the veterans Of the war expect to move
rapidly to coordinate their forces into
n working body to thWart all efforts
of the Bolsheviki leaders sent to this
country in an effort to perfect an or
ganization.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-14
CONFLICTING REPORTS VEIL MUNICH STATUS;
HARD To TELL JUST WHO'S HOLDING THE RE|NS
Soviet Republic overthrown Says One Report Reds Regain
Control, Says Another; --latest Dispatch
Tells of Street Fighting

was fighting or who was winning.
The Wurrtemburg government,
successfully suppressing Spartacan
agitation, has offered its troops to
help crush the communists in Ba-
varia.
Government troops have recap
tured Augsburg, Wurzberg and
other towns from the Spartacans
without resistance.
The National Soviet congress in
Berlin is debating the establish
ment of a working group to re-
place the reichstag. The Majority
Socialists are advocating creation
of Soviet body with powers equal
to that fthe reichstag, Chancel-
lor Scheidemann denounces both
plans.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-14
BY CRANK ]. TAYLOR

Berlin, April 13.-DelayeD-
The Kaleidoscope events in Mu-
Mich have rendered the situation
unintelligible to any one not ac-
tually within the city 1t is even
doubtful if the people of Munich
themselves understand what is go
ing on about them.
In rapid succession, reports are
received that the Soviet republic
has been overthrown, that the Sow
let republic has been restored and
that both the Bolshevilll and the
Socialists are conducting their re-
spective governments, side by side.
The latest dispatches said there
was street fighting under way in
Munich, without reference to who
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-14
REPUBLICANS WON'T
DESTROY GOOD ACTS
DEMOCRATS PASSED
House Leader Monden Denies
New Power Plans Repeal of
Progressive Legislation En-
acted Under Wilson Regime.

Washington, April IA. - Omitted
Press. )-Republican expect to be too
busy in the next congress "wiping out
the bad things" to destroy any of the
good Democratic legislation" their
leaders said today
Answering the challenge made by
a Democrat that the Republicans
would repeal progressive legislation"
passed during the regime of President
Wilson, House Leader Mondell de-
elared the nine biggest constructive
laws enacted by congress during the
eight years of Democratic control will
not be destroyed or crippled by the
Forthcoming Republican congress.
Extension and application of some
of the laws in question may be under
taken, he said. but no formal program
looking to this end has been formu-
lated.
IF there is anything good that has
come from the eight years of Demo-
cratic control" said Mondell, I'VE will
let it stand.
I'VE will be busy enough wiping
out the bad things. Anyhow, many of
the laws which are being claimed by
the Democrats as theirs were dis
cussed and urged for years and 1t was
merely happenstance that the Demo-
Gratis We're in power when they were
enacted"
LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM.
Legislation which Mondell said Re-
publicans would not cripple includes:
Federal reserve.
Parcel post.
The law creating the depart
rent of labor and children's bu-
reau.
The Webb Kenyon law.
The Sherwood pension act.
The law creating the federal
trade commission, Republicans
pointing out that while they might
not like the personnel of the com
mission itself they are not dis
posed to condemn the law Great
ing the body.
The rural credits law.
The law giving states federal
aid in road building.
The Webb export law, allowing
combinations for export trade.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-14


round robin" against the league still
wish answered include:
Are Germany and others Of the
Central powers to be in the league?
Will the BoIshevik government
OF Russia be recognized to an ex-
tent that will let Russia into the
league2
u decisions on grave interna.
tional questions must be unani
nous to be binding, what occurs
when one nation or more holds out
and "hangs the juryT Would
this disrupt the league or lead to
WARP
Are purely domestic questions
really excluded from league con-
sideration?
with relation to this last question
II was pointed out that one nation
might object to the domestic policy of
another with respect. for instance, to
immigration. and to get 1t before the
league must create a situation--as
snch situations have often before been
created-threatening the worlds peace.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-14
VIOLENT RIOTS IN KOREA.

Toxic, April IL. (delayed) Omitted
Press) Street demonstrations through
out Korea are developing into violent
riots, the war office admitted today,
announcing that six additional bat
talions of Japanese troops have been
sent to Korea to assist in handling the
situation.
The troops are being sent to Fusan
and Gensan. Four hundred gendarmes
are being rushed from Osaka to these
points.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-14
PICKFORD DENIES HE WAS
DISCHARGED IN DISGRACE

Los Angeles, Cal, April 14.-Reports
that he had been discharged from the
navy in disgrace as a result of the in
vestigation of alleged instances where
men had bought" safe places in the
service, We're vigorously denied in a
statement issued here today by Jack
Pickford, actor.
II was granted discharge, which
shows my standing was of the very
highest and which recommended me
for further enrolment" Pickford said
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-14
AND JEFF OPEN
SUNDAY At P|VNEY
Musical Comedy Plays to Big
House-Repeated Again To-
night-Snappy Chorus, Lots
Costumes, Graceful Dancing.

Mutt and Jeff in THE Woolly
West" appeared in musical comedy at
the Pinney Sunday night, opening q
tWo-day engagement, for they repeat
tonight. They were greeted by an eX-
cellent audience that laughed and rock
ed with merriment and tonight will
unquestionably play to capacity. The
comedy is full of pep, with a chorus
of pretty girls in many costumes. The
music is catchy, the quartets, trios and
duets and solos being we'll rendered.
There are several unique novelty
stunts and the play runs smoothly
through three acts.
Bud Fisher the famous cartoonist,
created Mutt, and Ben Byron plays
the part of the elongated comedian in
a highly complimentary style. 1t was
sometime later that Fisher found
Jeff and made Mutt" his business
manager. Popular little Jeff is i'm
personated ny LOUIS Markell, who won
the praise of Sunday nights big au-
dlcnce. Mutt and jeff are a comedy
toem thai keeps the house in an up
roar.
GRACEFUL DANCER
One of the outstanding features of
Iizette Fuller, playing the part of Ina
Jeffries, the real widow" 1t has
hardly been duplicated on local stage
this season. She also carries off her
lines well. Her dancing in the Indian
scene won the highest praise. Helen
NJ. Lane as ''Iene" has a rich voice ana
her solo work was pleasing. Frank
Lambert as pen Pusher;" Charles 3.
Cash as George Beer" Marion J.
rensou as Priscilla Murray: Happy
Meehan as "The Bear" and All TillaIt
at "Rattlesnake Pete" form strong
support. Tillett did some clever spe-
cialty work, playing pipe he was
smoking as a flute, church chimes on
an accordion and home made violin
with wheel.
PLOT OF COMEDY
Mutt and Jeff is in three parts, the
first of which Is set in the "Getmore'
hotel, the second in the garden of
Mansion hotel. Phoenix. Ariz., and the
third in Gold Camp. Ariz. The plot
permits some very comical complica
tons. 1t revolves around mine which
George Beer tries to take from Jeff.
Jeff's rich uncle left a will STIMULATING
that to secure property he must marry
his widow. To deceive Jeff. Beer in
duces Priscilla Murray. who is looking
for man, to set her trap for Jeff.
Lizette Fuller is the real widow, Ina
Jeffries. The villain is exposed later,
the -tangle untangled and a clever plot
vulked out.
MANY SONG HITS
The song hits include Somebody's
Coin to Get YOU Belina," "You
Never Can Be Too Sure About the
Ladies' That Creepy. Weepy Feeling"
Smiles" Carolina" "Oh, You Won
derful Girl" when You Come Back"
"Give Up the Peaches" Greatest Lit.
tie Mother Hush, There Comes the
Dream Man. Waiting for You," "oui,
Oui, Marie
During the first act the light went
out several times, and, although incon-
venienced, the crowd kept good ma
tured while the players in one instance
went on with their lines. The trouble
was due to the storm.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-14
WINS FIRST
CONTEST OF SEASON
Northerners Down Seals 7-5 in
Second of Sundays Twin
ELL; Angels Take Two Bouts
From Portland Team.

Santrancisco, April 1.-THE Seat
tie Rainiers won their first game of the
season yesterday afternoon from the
Seals, to 5. San Francisco won the
morning game to /. The Angels won
both the morning and afternoon games
from Portland. The one contest play
ed at Sacramento was annexed by the
home club, 7 to S. Salt Lake and Yer
non were prevented from playing by
a snowfall
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-14
SEEK "PIE-FAcEpr BURGLAR.

San Francisco, April 1.-THE "pie
faced burglar" is the latest. Police to-
day seek the men who paused in their
work of robbing a local pastry store to
partake of pies and cakes. Twenty
pies and cakes We're eaten and $50
cash stolen.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-14

De represented by 1000 delegates at
st. Louis, to enforce law and order in
the United States, If 1t becomes nee
essary, and to perfect an organization
that can deal effectively with the Boil
sheviki evil, countera citing Bolshevism
propaganda.
The organization to be perfected at
St. Louis will unite with the organiza-
ton formed by the American expedi-
tionary forces In France called the
American Legion. The consolidated or
ganization is to be nonpartisan in every
particular. Lieutenant Colonel Roose-
welt notifies Governor Davis.
IDAHO 10000 STRONG.
Idaho will have membership of co.
600 men who saw service overseas, or
who entered the service and were pre-
pared to fight on European battle
fields when the armistice was signed,
in the national organization, and the
eight delegates called for by Lieuten-
ant Colonel Roosevelt and appointed
by the governor will represent them.
For some time Roosevelt has been in
communication with Major Booth on
the preliminary plans to have Idaho
represented properly at the st. Louis
conclaWe. Each state is given repre-
sentation in the national convention
equal to twice the representation they
have in congress. Idaho has two con-
gressmen and two senator's or a total
of four which entities 1t to eight dele
gates.
COUNTIES URGED TO ORGANIZE.
Many states have organized camps
of the world veterans by coun-
ties. Where this has been extensively
done, primaries have been held by the
ex-soldiers to select their delegates to
st. Louis. There are about IL county
camps either perfected or in progress
of organization in Idaho at the pres
ert time. All counties are being urged
to organize and are asked by Colonel
Roosevelt to get in touch with Chair
niHn Booth or Secretary Collier so that
their organizations can be perfected
rs rapidly as possible
EARLY STEPS TAKEN
Unusual significance Is attached to
the elaborate plan that is under way
to organize into a compact and express
sive body the men who entered the
service of their country during the re-
cent war and by their acts upheld the
traditions of the United States on the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-14

Washington, April IA. Omitted
Press.)--Uncle Sam wants less money
on the Victory Loan than had been
expected.
All he apparently needs now is s4,-
6oo,000.000. He's ready to pay AZ per
cent on partially exempt four-year
treasury notes to get It,
This was revealed by Secretary
Glass in announcing details of the
Victory Loan. The popular subscrip-
ton campaign will open one week
from today.
Size Of the, forthcoming issue was a
surprise, as Glass previously had spo-
ken OF possibility OF a. five or six bill
lion loan. In addition all over-sub-
scriptions will be rejected, the treas
ury also reserving the right to redeem
the notes in three years.
CAN BE CONVERTED.
The ~ partially exempt notes will
be convertible into az exempt notes.
The az per cent notes will not be is
sued Immediately, so the transfer
back, II desired, would have to be
later.
The ~ psr cent notes are EXEMPT
from state and local taxes, excepting
estate and inheritance taxes, and from
normal federal income tax rates.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-14

France. The, youngster probably will
be taken over the battlefields of
France, through the army camps and
will meet President Wilson and the
other great men at the peace confer
ence. And on his trip he will have u
war hero to tell him stories of brav-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-14

There probably Isn't a boy in the
U. S. A. who wouldn't like to be War
rem Pershing for while. Warren is
the son Of General Pershing. The boy
sailed on the giant liner Leviathan a
few days ago to join his father in
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-14
IDAHO SOLDIERS

Continued from Page One.)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-14

Let us mount your mead and tan
your hide X. w. Limbert. Roise. Ida. If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-14

cry and daring. The guard or chap
erone, is Sergt. Andrew Werz of New
York. He wears the croiX de guerre,
awarded him for conspicuous bravery.
Warren will hobnob with War Secre-
tary Baker on the way over, as Baker
Is bound for Europe on the boat
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-14
PEACE ENJOYS

Continued from Page One.)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-14

THE DRAMATIC STORY OF A JAPANESE BOY
WHO SOUGHT TO REVENGE THE WRONGS
DONE HIS MOTHER-AN INTENSELY INTER-
ESTiNG PHOTOPLAY OF OLD JAPAN
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-14
SUNDAY RESULTS.

/ Batteries-EastIey, FaIkenburg, Bow
man and Land; Dimock, Baum, Crespi
and Brooks. Mckee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09

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rinoeIiae Mfeolemmcr, Otto SoIberg
or frcmocIe3 aftIp 5ronnleilager.
Yfr. Sotlen giorbe / fine pngre %,
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arammch Soban Sega og Yir. Ma.
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utruttcIige og opoircnoe Irbcibe for
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Der Qlellncm Sl0en bar blcpct laQt
poo hans Sfulorc. Wan bar font.
met %lanuuen til Soften Tor at Diie
ham eli Cpnuultrirg inr alt bette %
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/ Srcmtl0cn. Ytr9. Sonlet, Der bar
pGrct bom en- ijGlocn 900 Mco9iplp,
bIep oglan mllloct nlco nafrc, amer.
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Dem pQa bcre5 Selobrpllilps6oa ON
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09
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sra NeliinQiors telegraieres, at
Nonllrnl Conan. Gbef Tor ben brl-
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met bcrtil eItcr Torlpoenoe / Oct
sGrinoe at iorbcrebe Oct iorcltaac,be
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ar Yomiruleu pil foilierere nlco Web-
lcnnmcrne Al Ben brittle mllitGrc
Wtia'ion ON TI0llernc for In9rcbet.
Som mco0elt i fprrigc Numer
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/ forri9c llgc Ell Proclamation til
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Dor npr forciinaeltbe, % at Wao piloc
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pitcrnc bar iororepet.
WtenS @ritcrne iaalebc5 er tropelt
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r~ilaiiife Hegiering / Omit, rettet mo
trrngeuoc Gppelcr I'll 'lle re'pct=
tipe SilbGngcre ON Ststte.
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nation, og han ~opicrbrer bcrpaa ale
uoabcnicrc Wuno til at lutte Jig til
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09

Golparo Hnrllca o'alt uch 2e6cu
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llg9cu0c DC iloite ire Tiger.
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1olunihlp ocl SOC Yinl 1896 OF bIcp
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til SolmIuc &oloeuQ % oc bar belle
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