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pURIIC SALE


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SATURDAY. AUGUST -
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& 49, 80 head Of horses and
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WILL RF SOLD AT STlnHAN A SONS
ATcrlON STORE. III r. ArH STREET.
FRIDAY. AUGUST ], 1919 AT O'CLOCK
SHARP.
tn-esSSisr walnut bedroom suite. two
brass he.lS. enamclei beds. felt mattresses.
rrarteref oak liulnrrocm suite. set Of
Llsnes 11l pieces mahogany library suite.
fr lrlrher. rcckcrs. pictures, wardrobe.
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tlrf1s.tFe maple and oak Alrary table.
y rrrrs uictfr chairs and rockers. dishes.
rt.f.Et1- cte1sils- ~eVeal roc1 rugs. al sizes;
tlsl sl|-fEEs- sheets table nn~1. two VIII
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SH,MPoolNC. sCMP TREATMENT

I-ATHEBINE X. FtNAN. HAIR
IN dressing parlor. i0Vl W Fourth St.
krowusou Library Building. Sanitary
methods only used. Phone 12SS-W
irl--iyr.
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d FOR HEhETH
gRDCRrATfNN 4 PLEASURE
AMEKlChNs sS.so up daily. Special
family rates r. COLLINS.
HOTEL NORMANDIE
famUy rates

kentucky Ave. >esr the Beach
Elevator. private baths. superior table.
ncesn view rooms Al new brass snf
metal beds Near Boardwalk. ct--rhes
piers snd depofs Free bathing from
hofei Dancing. 500 up daily. Srscial
~eeklr. J. HAMILTON
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C,R,I.r RFpAlniNC- mas

SEND Us NOUR OLD TIRES, NJ NAT
- TER what condition they are in. You
viii not recognize them We specialize IN
Vaicauizing Work guaranteed Empire
Double Tread 10. 81 Shipley 81. augt3-iyr
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USED AUTOMOBILES
ALL MAKES. ALL MODELS i.00o
CARS To SELECT FROM TINE PAY
NfENIS III DESIRED CATALoG SENT
on REQUEST APPLY - n. GREEN i
FOR THE ROMAN AUTOMOBILE 10.
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IL Eirure- mel's clothing and an kinds
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rrre n Frankel. successer 10 II sloan
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give asr. exPe-iepre and -Hla-- rr-
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CERTIFICATE on DISSOLUTION.
sTArE OF DELAWARE. orFicE

- iNiI w DtlfAN AXE, OlfltE Ol
- SECRETARY on STATE
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To All To Whom These Presents May
Come. Directing
whereas, " appears4to my satisfaction
by duly authenticated record Of the pro-
ceedlngs for the voluntary dissolution
thereof by the consent Of all the stock
hoidcra deposited Ina my Office the ilo
trnnde Sugar Company. q corporation of
this state. whose principal office Is situated
Wilmington, county of New Castle. State
Of Delaware. Corporation Trust Company
ot America being agent therein and In
charge thereof, upon whom process may
be served, has complied With the require
incnis OF the Corporation Laws Of the State
of Delaware. ne contained in 1918. Sec.
tinn I Go 2i0i Section 1877 Chapter G1. of
the Revised Statutes OF 1914 >is amended,
70 the issuing ef this
CERTIFICATE on DISSOLUTION
Now therefore. \. Everett q. johnson
Secretary OF state. of the State OF Della.
ware, DO hereby certify thnt the said cor
poration did, ON the 2Sth day NJ July.
n. 1914 hlc In the office u duly executed
lnd attestcd consent, IN writing To- the
dissolution Of said CORPORATION "Neputed
nN an the stockholders thereof which said
consent and the records of the proceedings
Aforesaid, ARE now ON hlc In my said office
~ TESTIMONY
WHEREOF I
have hercuuto
set my hand aud
OFFICIAL SEAL Official seal. at
Sccrctary's oilcc Dover this 2Sth
1883 Delaware 1903 day of July. In
1911 the year OF our
lord one thou
sand, nine hun
drcd and nine
EVERETT e. JOHNSON,
iy0 ~ Secretary Of State.
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FARM s,LEswaN WANTED.
FARM SALESMAN ulANTrn

Intelligent. educated man. % to 30. with
automobile - act 90 farm salesman sor
this company VIII pay straight salary
With commission or bonus Apply Tor nrst
Interview at sle King ST.
Albert L. Tcele Farm Agency, Inc.
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PAI-hlI$I

1FEs. OLvELL- WORLDS GREAT
VI esr Taiuls- ana ndirs' beauty par
iurf s0s Iarnsr 81 msrs-rf
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gs1NTT@G ~ w,II PapFn

TSTTTT0R AxD ExTE1l0R FAINT-
ing and ~ itf rrunehes and rspeftsng-
Irr rnne rsaEunstiv. ~ FcErrw ana I'm
lr14 I'M
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-20
CONFESSION OF
NEWPRESENTED
BYPR0SEcUT|0N
Defense in Sensational Los
Angeles Murder Trial will
Put Witnesses On Stand
Early Next Week.

Los Angeles, Cal. Dec. 2o.--Wfth the
admittance of Harry 8. News alleged
confession of the murder of Frieda
Lesser as proper evidence for the pros
ecution. it appeared today that Dis
trict Attorney Woolwine had complet-
ed the greater part of the case by
which he hopes to prove New guilty.
The confession was submitted late
yesterday and contrary to expectations,
defanse counsel offered only perfume :
tory objections.
No session of the court was held to-
day. The trial will be resumed at 10
a. m. Monday. Attorneys saw little
possibility OF completing the case be-
fore Christmas and predicted it would
not be over until the first Of the fol-
lowing week.
The defense. in addition to insanity
experts and a number Of other wit
nesses, Is prepared to present its col
lection of more than 80 dispositions
dealing with the boyhood and past life
of Harry New, and his claim that he
il the common law son of U, 8. SEN
ator Harry 8. New Of Indiana
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-20
GROCERSWON'T
DROP CHARGES
SAYS COUNSEL
National Wholesale Association
to Press Its Suit Against Big
Five Packers Before Federal
Trade Commission.

Chicago, Deo. :o.--The National
Wholesale Grocers Association today
refused to drop Its suit against the
big five" packers before the federal
trade commission.
Clifford Thorne, general counsel for
the grocers said the suit will be drop
ped only II the government and the
packers produce a detailed statement
of the agreement and present conclu-
sive evidence that the meat packers
will withdraw permanently from the
grocery field.
]. Ogden Armour said today that
Armour and company would sell their
interests in every stockyard company,
close out their grocery business and
discontinue all unrelated lines at once.
The Chicago Stockyards company. a
Maine corporation with a capitalization
of S8,000,000 owned jointly by the five
big packers, the Chicago Junction rail-
ways, and the Union Stock Yards com
pany, q New Jersey corporation, and
the Union Stock Yards and Transit
company, . $13,900,0oo Illinois corpor
alton, will be dissolved, packers said
U. g. District Attorney Charles F.
C,yne announced the grand Jury In
vestigaticn here into the packing in
dustry had been dropped
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-20
SIXTEEN LOSE
LIVES AS c. P.
TRAINS COLLIDE
More Than Score Injured When
Special From st. John
Crashes Into Freight, Near
Oenawa, Maine, Early Today.

Montreal, Que. Dec. 2o.-Sixteen per-
sons were reported KILLED or burned
to death in collision of two Canad-
ian Pacific trains today near Onawa,
Maine, and more than score injured.
According to Information reaching
here, a special carrying passengers
from the Canadian Pacific steamer
Empress of France, which docked yes
terday at st. John, N. b., crashed into
a freight train. The latter telescoped
the engine and forward cars OF the
special. The wreckags took fire.
a The Following statement vas issued
at the Canadian Pacific offices here:
"At 7:05 o'clock this morning. one
mile east of Onawa, Maine. a freight
train collided with special train from
st. John carrying steerage passengers
who landed from the Empress OF
France and were bound for the west
The freight train went through the en-
gine and two cars of the special. AZ
the wires are all down as result OF
the accident, the number OF casualties
has not vet been ascertained here. Re-
lief trains left at once from Browns
vile. Maine, and Megantic. Que. with
doctors, nurses and relief supplies OF
all kinds"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-20
MRS. TAb0RMAY
face TRIAL ON
MURDER CHARGE
Seventy -Six-Year- Old Mother
Of trunk Victim" Fails to
Satisfy Coroner's Jury Of
Her Innocence.

L.awton, Mich- Dec. 3e.-Nrs. Sarah
Tabor. rs. may yet face trial In con-
nection with the mysterious death of
her daughter Maude. Prosecutor q. Il.
Warner announced today.
Mrs. Tabor, mother Of the 48-year-
old trunk victim" fenced with au-
thorities during tho coroners inquest
yesterday. When she was through tho
jury reported that Mies Tabor died -
the result Of an illegal operation per-
formed by persons unknown.
The aged woman apparently en-
joyed the clash with officers. With ut
most composure she accepted their
attacks and gave back blows as strong.
Her story that Maude Tabor died In
her arms of natural causes, and that
the strange burial in the basement Of
the home was the result Of q compact
that eventually the two would be bur-
led together.
There was laughter throughout the
inquest. The woman's keen answers
and questions kept crowd amused.
Only once was there solemnity. That
was when Mrs. Tabor repeated
Maude's dying words - mother -
mother-mother-"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-20
ARRIVAL TRAIN
SAVED LIFE OF FRENCH

Dublin, Dec. 20.--The attack yes
tsrday upon viscount French. lord
lieutenant Of Ireland, failed because
the field marshars train was two min
utes ahead Of schedule, when II
reached Ashtown station. It was
learned today. The lord lieutenant's
automobile was fired on from ambush
yesterday as he was motoring from
the station to the vice regal lodge
here.
The attackers, according to informa-
ton here, had planned to blockade the
road near Phoenix park 20 Lord
French's automobile would have to be
stopped. They expected to draw carts
across tho road just before the vice
regal motor car arrived. This plan, II
was said, was frustrated by Brench'a
motor car being ahead of time.
There was persistent rumol
French had been wounded. but this
could not be verified.
The dead member of the attacking
party was identified an Martin Savage
a grocer's assistant.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-20
TO
SET SAIL SOON
WITH RADICALS
Steam Up and Vessel Ready to
Move in Two Hours Notice
With 800 Men and Women
Reds.

New York, Dec. 2o.--The American
transport Buford. veteran Of the Span
ish war was at her pier In South
Brooklyn today with steam up ready
to sail on two hours notice. While no
official statement has been issued. It
Is understood she is scheduled to take
more than 800 men and women Reds"
ordered deported. to Russia
Among the passengers It was believ-
ed, would be Emma Goldman and Alex
ander Berkman, anarchist leaders who
were defeated recently In their fight
against deportation.
In addition to the Reds" expected
TO sail on the Buford. $50 others have
been gathered up In the east and will
be brought here from Hartford. Conn,
and other New England points for de-
portation. To these will be added
moro than 100 due from the west today
Most Of the latter were arrested In
y estsrn Pennsylvania and West vir-
ginia.
Ellis Island today and Newspaper mer
were barred for the first time In man,
months.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-20
DEMAND Cannon TO
GIVE WAY ON STAND
TOWARD STATE FAIR
Officials Of Corporation Ask
Agricultural Commissioner
to Change Attitude at Con-
ference Late Today.

Directors Of the Idaho fair corpora
tion at conference late this afternoon
with Governor Davis. Miles Cannon,
agricultural commissioner, and other
state officials. will demand that Can
non give way on his position toward
the status OF the fair and its relation
to Cannon's department. 1t was learned
this morning.
The fair corporation officials were In
conference this morning with Secre-
tary o. p. Hendershot at his office, and
strong demands were drafted that
Hendershot's position in the dispute be
recognized, 1t Is understood.
Cannon several days ago suspended
the state fair bureau of which Hender-
shot is director, pending definite un-
derstanding as to the control the az
ricultural department is to exercise
over tho finances of the fair corpora
tion 40 far as the finances relate to
the funds appropriated by the state
for support of the fair.
SAYS REPORT INCOMPLETE.
Commissioner Cannon contends thai
a statement of the fairs finances CIV
en- him by Hendershot Is incomplete
and unsatisfactory because 1t fails tt
detail certain items as to disburse-
ment of state money for salaries, an6
as to the number of tickets sold dur
ing the fair. the receipts for the ticke'
sales and so forth.
The contending factions, with Can.
non on one side and Hendershot ant
fair corporation officials on the other
were scheduled to como together al
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-20
CUNMINS RAILROAD MEASURE PASSED BY SENATE TODAY
B0NAR LAW
SCORES IRISH ATTACK

Liverpool, Dec. 2o.--'Tf there 10 no
possibility Of reasonable peace with
Ireland few things would be too high
a price to pay to achieve It." Andrew
Law, government spokesman, declared
in an address here last night.
Bonar Law spoke at q conservative
mass meeting after receipt Of news Of
the attempt on the life Of viscount
French In Dublin, the attack upon
French was particularly significant
Bonar Law said. II was an indication
of the spirit Of certain sections Of
Ireland" he added.
II the attack upon the lord lieuten-
ant was an attempt to intimidate the
government, 1t failed. Bonar Law d.
clared.
Attempts Of this kind never win
make Great Britain adopt self-deter-
mination for Ireland" the government
spokesman asserted.
Great Britain he said, will be movet
by Justice" and not by Intimidation
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-20
COAL SUPPLY TODAY
AHEAD OF DEMANDS
SAYS COMMISSION
Situation Looks Much More
Hopeful-Many Permits Is
sued - Moderated Weather
Helps Conditions.

1t is believed Boise has passed the
crisis in the fuel shortage. Today for
the first time since the commission was
created two weeks ago, the supply OF
coal on hand is a little in excess of
the demand. That excess is not much
but 1t makes the situation look hope
full, according to Edwin Harrington,
chairman of the city coal commission
who this morning issued permit 2156
in two weeks.
Permits are issued for 1000 pounds
of coal or less and total Of 1075 tons
have been supplied through the permit
system.
Nineteen cars Of coal reached Boise
this week, which includes four cars
of slack which were used by CONNER
cial concerns.
With the weather greatly moderated
and coal receipts getting a little better
each day, indications are that the
shortage will soon be passed and nor
NAL conditions will prevail shortly un-
less people attempt to store ahead al
this season of the year.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-20
RESOLUTION TO
DECLARE PEACE
IN COMMITTEE
Knox Measure Will Be Report
ed Favorably by Foreign Re-
Iations Committee, Says
Senator Lodge Today.
BULLETIN.

Washington, Dec. 2o.-Ths sen.
ate foreign relations comm ittee to-
day, BY q vote of 10 8, ordered
Q favorable report on the Knox
resolution declaring peace between
the United States and Germany.
The vote was strictly on party
lines.
Senator Lodge, chairman Of the
committee who was instructed to
report the resolution at once went
to the senate with II Immediately.
Washington, Dec. 20. -r- The senate
foreign relations committee today took
up Senator Knoxs resolutions propos-
ing to bring about peace between the
United States and Germany.
Senator Lodge and other members
Of the committee predicted that 1t
will report favorably the resolution de-
claring that n state of peace exists.
The other resolution provides for rat
ification of oil portions of the YER
sailles treaty except those relating to
the league OF nations.
Several Democratic members OF the
committee are away and tho Repub :
lican majority will have no trouble
reporting either resolution. Senator
Hitchcock, administration leader, said
TODAY. He added that neither had the
slightest chance OF adoption by the
senate.
The proposal to ratify the treaty
without the league covenant is, how
ever, growing in favor among sena- :
tors who want early actiofa on so'no
basis, But even these regard IT as a
last resort. and would not vote for II
now.
They are ready to support 1t II all
efforts to adopt compromise reserva-
tions fail Senator Thomas Colorado
Democrat, is the latest recruit to the
group favoring this plan. Thomas
said today he cannot vote for the trea-
ty so long as 1t contains the league
covenant and the labor provisions ir
their present form.
Thomas declared Knox's other piar
II beyond power of congress-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-20
MESSAGE SAYS
BILLY danny IN
.sANFRANcls|cQ
Arthur B. Reeve, Writer Of Sci
entific Detective Stories, Re-
ceives Letter Giving Details
kidnapping Of "Perfect Baby"

Hammonton, N. J. Dec. 3o.-That
Billy Danny is still alive and is In San
Francisco was the tip given Atlantic
county authorities today by Arthur b.
Reeve, writer Of scientific detective
mystery for the Newspaper Enterprise
stories, who investigated the Danny
association, q news feature service
with headquarters at Cleveland, Ohio.
The information came to Reeve In q
letter postmarked Pittsburgh, the
Danzys former homo. Reeve turned
the letter over to Prosecutor Gaskill
The substance Of the letter follows:
"A former New Jersey woman mar
ried a rich San Francisco man. This
couple lost their only child. Tho ber-
eaved mother saw Billy Danzy's pic
ture in a magazine last summer and
decided to kidnap him. This woman.
before her marriage. was acquainted
with a distant relative Of Hercules
Danny. Jr., Billy's father.
"The San Francisco woman decid-
cd to hire this man to kidnap Billy.
The man and a confederate went TO
Hammonton, kidnapped Billy and hand
ed him over to the couple from the
Pacific coast, who were waiting near
by in an automobile. The kidnapers
went to Florida with Billy.
wide interest the kidnapers became
frightened, and again called on their
two accomplices to help them out. The
two lnen We're told to plant a body
near the Danny home. A body was OBJ
tanned from the State Medical college
of New Jersey and placed on the edge
Of Folsom swamp"
The letter produced by Reeve gives
the names Of the San Francisco couple
and the name of the Danny relative
alleged to have engineered the kidnap-
Ing.
Relatives of Charles White and
Mrs. Edith Jones. In Jail At Mays
Landing In connection with the disap.
pearancs OF Billy Danny, today waited
upon the next move Of =. c. Gaskill
county prosecutor In their fight to OBJ
tain the freedom Of the accused mar
and woman.
They hoped the prosecutor woult
| release White and Mrs. Jones before
argument on their application for {
1 writ Of habeas corpus At Mays Land.
Ing courthouse Monday.
Tho prosecutor, however. gave no In.
dication he would drop his charges i'm
msdiately.
The habeas corpus application vii
be argued before C. c. Black. suprem'
court Justice who will come to May
Landing from Jersey City.
| q. Arthur Bolte. attorney for the dc
fense, said in Atlantic City today h
4 was not confident the habeas corpu
action will be held. Where murde
charge II involved the accused II no
often released from jail before trial
he said.
Meantime county detectives contin
usd work upon their new evidence.
which the prosecutor said ''leads ava,
from White and Mrs. Jones'"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-20
CLEMENCEAuT0
RESIGN OFFICE
IN Two MONTHS
Premier France will Retire and
Accept the Presidency-As-
sured There Will Be No 0p-
position.

London, Dec. 20-Premisr Glenn
snceau Of France has decided def
initeIy to retire from the premier
ship within two months, il was
reported authoritativsiy today. II
was learned that during the recent
conference in London between
CIemsneeau, Lloyd George and
sciaIoia, statements were made
that the French premier virtually
had decided 70 accept the prssi-
dency.
Hs has been assured there will
be no opposition II hs becomes .
candidate, according to this infor-
nation.
Clemenceau will not be Zig
ure head" il was declared, but
will direct the affairs Of the French
government through the cabinet.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-20
STATE DEPARTMENT
MAY NOT RECEIVE
RUSSIAN MINISTER

Washington. Dec. 20.-It was still
doubtful today IL the state depsrtmen
would receive Vladimir Nochmetron' OF
Russia who was released Yesterday by
the immigration authorities at Angel
Island, San Francisco, to proceed TO
Washington.
Officials were greatly relieved no"
ever. to learn that Vochmetroff was a
representative of the Central Union OF
Consumers society of Russia, 4nbtead
o. representing the Bolshevik govern
ment.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-20
BERGER AGAIN (
SENT TO HOUSE
BY THE VOTERS
Fifth Congressional District in
Special Election Gives So
ciaIist Nearly. 5000 Major
ity over Fusion Opponent.

Mslwaukee. wis, Dec z0.-The fifth
xU,.consin congressional district sent
Victor II. Berger, socialist. back TO
Washington for another attempt to as
sume the seat which congress- recently
refused him on the face Of returns te
Rerrer defeated Henry Bodenstab,
rnsion candidate by l,s0s votes In q
snecial election yesterday. polling a.
An % his opponsnts 1851. HIS 1913
vote was 1882.
berger issued q statement hafling
v,s~ victory "as the first sign OF the
IS awnkening Of genuine democracy In
thiG country since the days 0f ths
G1rs1r1Io for the emanclpation of the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-20
GENERAL J. J. .PERSHING
VISITING IN CHICAGO

Chicago, Dec. 20.-Generel John j.
Pershing owned Chicago today. He
was the center of one Of the greatest
entertainments the city ever planned
for q returning hero
An address before noon for Ameri-
can Legion men only was to be loi-
lowed by parade with Pershing the
cbief attraction an afternoon Ifecep-
tibn for the public and an evening
session. The evening session was to
be featured by the presentation OF
medals to several Chicago warriors.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-20
PERSHING SEES HOW
BOB MARTIN DOES 1T

Battle Creek, Mich, Dec. 20.-Under
the admiring eyes of BLACK Jack" Per-
shing, Bob Martin. A. f. +. champion.
knocked Bill Bresnahan to the mat
for the count in one minute of fighting
here last night.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-20
LORD KILMARNOCK IS
BRITISH CHARGE OF
AFFAIRS IN BERLIN

London, Dec 20.-Lord Kilmarnock
has been appointed British charge
d. affaires at Berlin. the Post reported
today. He will be Great Britain's first
post war representative in Berlin.
His departure for Germany has not
been set, according to the paper.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-20
DRINK THEMSELVES BLIND.

Sioux City, Ia, Dec. 2U.--Ye ltA
fact they're drinking themselves
blind" That is the statement made
yesterday by leading local eye spe-
cialist He claims the denatured alco-
hol that bootleggers are putting in
beverages Is causing blindness to Its
customer. He claims he has .hve
cases under treatment.