Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-09


blood stream, through the lymph ducts
which should suck only nourishment.
splendid health measure Is to
drink, before break fast each day, a
glass of hot water with teaspoonful
of limestone phosphate in it, which is
a harmless way to wash these poisons
from the stomach, liver, kidneys and \
bowels: thus cleansing, sweetening Il
and freshening the alimentary canal 4
before eating more food. /
A quarter pound of limestone phos
phate costs but very little at the drug
store, but is sufficient to make any,
one an enthusiast on inside bathing
Adv.
any more and the camp was closed
down. There has been no increase in
the rate for board since 1914 and it is
authoritatively stated that it cost the
company $1.35 a day to feed the men,
The rates for board We're raised to
S1.25 a day in all the large camps of
this vicinity on october l.
Grangeville. - Dagnald Holsclaw, !
prominent in this city, was arrested by |
Sheriff Eller and is helS in the county
Jail pending developments under Il
been employed at the post office for |
several months. 1t is said that the
charge of burglary. Iiolsclaw has
on the alleged theft of several valu-
able ARTICLES from the residence of
Il ncighbor. Hoisclaw is populer in
school and social circles and the news
Of his arrest has created "A sensation
here. Holsclaw was a member of the
$. A. L. c. corps at the university
at Moscow last year.
Charley Winters, II, was brought up
from KooSkia section charged with
second degree burglary for the theft of
mufflers, beads and robes from and
Indian woman. Winters is an orphan
and upon expressing a desire to learn
trade was committed to the state
industrial sch DO at St. Anthony by
Judge Scales.
Grange A. Wisener, post
master, sent his resignation to Wash
ington, ID. c., to take effect within
the next two weeks. Mr.. Wlsener
will go to Chicago He was editor Of
the Idaho County Free Press. a local
paper prior to taking up his duties at
the post office several years ago. Sew
eral candidates for the post master
ship are already in the field,
Wallace-Eli Durrnen, charged with
perjury in the district court has been
released, following the introduction of
the states testimony. A technicality
in the swearing of Durunen by the
deputy game warden who issued a
resident citizens fish and game license
to him. was the loophole through
which he obtained his release.
Genesee. ldaho.-The Red Cross la
dies of this place gave ball and ban
Duet Friday night in honor of the 200
boys who have served in the Uunited
States army and navy from Genesee
and immed; vicinity, all, with few
exceptions, noE being home. Most of
the boys who have not yet returned are
in Siberia and one, Captain Robert
Montague, has been returned to France
after having reached America.
Lewiston, Idaho, Oct. s.-Victor
Nordby, months old, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Nordby of Genesee, has
been awarded the first prize as the
most nearly perfect baby among those
entering the baby show at the recent
| fall fair. Victor is 25 inches tall,
weighs l. pounds, and in other re-
spects measures very closely to the
standard of perfection set by the
United States children's bureau.
Lewiston, Idaho Oct 9.-John l..
SLENDER of this city, who has long
been extensively engaged in farming In
this region, has purchased l,ooo acres
of grazing land on Craig mountain
near Lake Waha. The consideration Is
said to be $12, 500 and the acreage was
i, formerly held by Frank Smith, c. A,
Foley, S. A. Canter w. b. Parker,
Mrs. G.. Bassett mad w. c. Brooks
Mr.. SLENDER now controls about 5ooU
acres in Nez Perez county. Idaho and
Garfield county, Washington.
Priest River-Wiliam IL. Whetsler
IA al ut &
Saturday about noon. The act was
committed with a .SS caliber revolver
and the bullet pierced his heart. The
act was caused by dependency, as he
had long been afflicted with cancer
in the throat that was killing him. Not
long ago he went to the Mayo brothers
hospital at Rochester, Mimi, where
his case was pronounced as hopeless
! He was well known in this part OF
the northwest, having come here more
than 80 years ago, and had lived II
Priest River for about Is years. He
is survived by his widow and three
small children. A married daughter
Mrs. Fondura Rose of Portland, Ore.
was visiting him at the time the deco
was committed.
Orofino Idaho, Oct. 9.-W. z. Dag
gett, deputy sheriff of Nez Perez
county came from Lewiston armed
with a search warrant to locate som,
honey, alleged to have been stoler
from the apiary of Isaac Woodruff
who resides near Peck AS resul
of the search Mr.. Daggett arrested
: and brought George Strange and hi
!, son Jess, and Alex Killia to Orofin,
H and locked them up over night ant
II took them to Lewiston the next morn
II Ing. Sheriff Daggett found about 15
H gallons of prune Juice and mash OF
III the Stra nd 81,
H of honey mixed with fruit that wa
II undergoing fermentation. Strsng,
served a Jail sentence of six months a
n orofino over a year ago for hayini
intoxicating liquors on the reservation
His son is an ex-soldier and saw over
seas service.
II Lewiston-A federal commission
COMPOSED OF d. e. Smith of the de
II partrnent Of the interior Charles e