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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
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W.T. AHii NItn BN,k

1N a 'nmrsn' his asekera -
thlaFo. hss. p,si tasi thslr year
'npA. ans ls nn mfere ilus study.
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holsl.Hs in fhe eomranf bu is nav
m.nIsd ln sufueem anaaifIea coz
puliIs iff uhuf|on
The ysar rok cemhinse tagisnh y
matter coneerulrE che NsastofA in
dusfr, ant lfcssnts fundamental in
f,rma lon whlsh esua tha puhlle q
more rumI 'sis UNDERSTANDING - tha
bls pa klnE 'niuHrrs q Is Illus
frafei wth colarrH sstnes ahowinr
nlotel iarlns ln al larT. % ihs rnf'i
Siab.s. ana k,N. b, tsluih'sd .fa's
ment.. c1mfal,d from offl,lai sonnes
ihai che protusilon ~ mea' .fuiuei :
m me rnt~i States ~ over ~ pr
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snr q "a inisraiius - vii a. in-
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reference
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
GUTHRIE SOLDIER IS
CRACK BALL PITCHER
Enhstsd Men Of Camp Logan.
Waiting yor Discharge Prom
Army Are Playing
Base Bal

Csmp Losar Hoatcn. Teas.. Fcb
-f-whHf ea.nnr FOR dr harge from
fhe army fhf enii 20 mta II carr
I.ozsn srs taxing 20 asseha.i 20 spend
fher sFars tine saI b. Okahou-
sr'dssrs are meubert - several
cans rrrsfe Cfsla J. smfh of
slfhr,e. Okis i ~ pre.rler rsiohs r
= fa@ camp aceer5 az to rr,s.nt rsc-
irls q. il a member nf fhe -.th
snln1'anoe fsan shich has rsrsr- I7
~on fso rsrnes. iefeaffrg 80 pesoH
nara. 81 fgr~ - % I'D and ne
hs-e hosp ~ smoBlsnce .or-x b. .
score - = 80 Pred Rsnkin = EuiI
SOS fhe Ts-esiving for smlfh The
ssnes are Tzysd on fhs = n e 4
sss@hsH dismor3 ans fhe YN a
secressres ar oeFVsnF nacb t.nie 20
sr0u=lng .nierees lr hss~bs4 and Oh
~ a7orts Leslie Mann -nember q
n ch.csEo Cass 20 fbs nsss rhree
seasons. is camp phsslcsi ds-ecscr for
the ! y q a o. Camp L0xzn an he
hzz furnished ne payer ~-h IN
forms g.ven him so- th.s sarpoe. ~
~ manager q ne chioszo fe4m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
BOLD BURGLAR, IN BARE
FEET, ENTERS FARM HOME
Secures Some Money and valu.
shlcs BEFORE Household Is
Alarmed. Then Escapes
Officers On Trail Today

A. ah .arf hour this mofnng Fhc
shenga office wa- uounsd hs islo.
E0une flai M hom. - y nuiisr
afmsr Afine Ihnee hlss spauh ~
tAH t'if haa been buunnssd tu.
8sr sheriff seoii went a. onc, fo lhr
scene ana inusatlmil0n show ed thar
40 nafIisf we're connected vlfh iho
mv oas az fhs rnbbof removed
hs sAoea aud entered ihe house. 49,.
earins thouf go in money ana some
small ARTICLES Ths ofl.er rcmainsl 4
On watch outside Sont fnlleped ghe
trail 20 ihc infsmrhan and found
Ahere he one had pg On hl. shoes.
anl the lratks is towards this city
The dauRhsr 81 Mr lAu.f Wa
aNaken,d be me bafrlsr aud On he
inF discovered b. aod watkins 10
hs So kins fesf Is ih' lni'rurban
futta She conid give no accurate
description - the msuradcr exc, y
ihsi b, W. mH ani slim built
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21

Afs yoa proofss.ivs o. 80 80
hold hses. pesslr,lssss nse a,dina
sfoushf
fhst'a ne ausetion
n zoe afs ,he fafw,sr ena ~anl
g stat tNs serna dove fef 5 ~
eer sna better cuthts. tcs~s eus
tcnlah, 20 ihs ssr han s~a hslp
oroan,ss q chsr,b.f - cor,rssss
- - yous ausy as si,sss - %
thn u vii nas eoss feu : cent %
rar,ieipa1s q = raus advice ana
IDEAS thai u ~setsa
Let ,hsee be nla ssfreu' A.
90 time oushfis snthssia.,le. lets
CO 20 q rss,lne
There afs eood ,hleas 10 sns off
no TO- Guthrie 'his sesf ans ~s
rausi be ~ position 20 % aft.r
thsa
VII you be on hansf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21


p wAshiausan Fsh ~ Secretary
osnIsls aaneunesd today ths, pes
dent wisoe ~oula s~,bsTk 90 ,h~
csoevs washi~usor about asseN .
Co. ~ return ,flp % france.
Address Congress Tuesday.
aossos. Fsb fi--erssldsns VII.
500 ~lll deliver 80 address here AZ
. o'eiock rs.s nonsay ansfwaor -
Mechanics bansina fha ~ss sn.
ee~ns.s ~ nsrer ps'sfs TODAY ea
rscstp' ~ msssao~ from ihs
esosgs Msahiratoa. Hs viii cd.
dfss. congress TusatsY
VII spuaA "a oossor
washlng,or. fsb President
wslsoe's nres homesomleo ssarsss
viii hs delivered Monsay srsrneon
- nos'oo sad Ne will leave soos
sf,sr~sfd foe wsshinussn rs -
sspec'sd 70 b. At hls assk IN the
whas rouss sarlY russdsy.
uastlsships Nee, ersaf~r,
Nsst aaiae fap si-~rAs battle
shlp & .h caf-ss rssuselas from
Francs ~ash sroops. hss lolnsd shs
pFsslasnslAl sfsnspor, Csofvs WASH.
'noson and = nroessdsna ~lth hsr
10 ees'on. replacing sns bsssisshls
Ne~ Mesleo ~hssh droppsd bshiad
with slssbls machinery.
s,in Tiger % France
psus. FEB si--Prsmlsr clsmen.
esau ~,ll rseslrs he colleagues ~
the sasrsms couucli a ma horns
,h,s afternoon - discuss esrain
imporssn, matters ~ith ,tsm. Al.
"oo"csmer, 20 ,h,s effect ~as made
shortly before noon today
nls doctors CONSIDER Nm ous -
danger and ihsesfors ssshcrif~a
hlm % rsesiys ths ministers thia
afternoon
The phYaieiars believed he eeuls
resume his political sctlvues on
MONDAY
out y Danaer Nayhe
The prsmless physisians sshea
shsy is't his horss after ,hs ~,orn
lng examination. ~ere apparently
satisfied ~ith ,ns rssnrsf b. winch
the premier ~as progressing ons
" them ssld Ms eonaalos ~as
sefy 80, ssaetofs as naa passed
sa s.osiisns nlors. y ~as added. ana
hs ~ss - a. gooa spirits - ever
tbs morning
n Clsmsnc~su had about fi.e
hour 9sod slssp avrlrg 'hs nlahs.
~hieh ns hls roenssi artount
Another Pct Uefoias
Paus fsb 2f--lenasnt. the man.
sesr - tns tloerta,rs. has been sr.
rested "a the result % tns dlscov-
sss ~ . secret print.ng pian, % a
bloct iced fos ,ns rspeoasetion o. q
isafist addressed 20 ,he people %
france sns supporting tHs doetrirss
q Ls0ins ara rrotFty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
COUNTY AGENT GREGORY
IS ON THE JOB
Notes BY the Farm Expcrt Are
Always Worth While Hc
Takea Interest In the
Work Help Him

"aoms ~ ouf feu best Informed
armer saf 81 au.oiufsi ~ruug
as soa ihe aAfs oats in ihls ~eilsn
Ttsas Res NH cate arr fhe n.s
fof uhr s,o 0n fa anv fhe ehHe
aaif ls an unno esary rst sa4t
county arreI A O. Grsof
"Nh,u fo1 har ~ meeting fur
q. a.sinr ibe slsiabAif ~ fpfm
ina d Community 'onnrl uEe feu
20 attend 80 81 'hrash fhIs ssDlsei
uui thnlauahif and ihen aeetis fer
our-lses Whii ~ eanf Al isasf
foar - the trae renfefs iu ihe
comfy arr ~ofknx oa thai nnr
In. county Fam louHei sas form
"a The iiih sous ~ ihs mmliisss
ar a. varb and th~fe ~ill l'v ulnn
thing worth vbfe a. 1a oIaniy
nss tlnF March Th- committees
around sarh irade eenief should he
ofssniz. g a. iour a. p'stIaie before
shai ne
~ sear farm ianI T. rolling yen
sre invited - attend one ~ ihe Ter
raclrg dsInousir rations 10 b" hsii
coon Thsfe arr tNslss demons ~ r
lans listed noe 80 fol o1sli - -
shis 70 attend n 500 ssnf oae IA
scar ~ ehl,orhood lei ms mos y
-rhe foilo~inx ciHb Bofs afs en-
titled 70 atfend the A 6 " shof'
Course o. EfilleaisT neAt AuFri
9Th eapsnse. p-id ~'hils ihers Ths
gsi does not ineiads the pouifry
bcyf and girls clubs Paui Bniier.
guihrle chss oid.ubsFx. w4ierioo;
Hayden iiayner. Guthrle Raymond
preff. Balher Nos - The flme .
earoll IA = club II yoa have not done
50
The feOgis II Meridian anA vic
lCslfl1psi % Page Iwsl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
hift ~ I =. utlt>titI.
Ut\Dut\ .Rtg> IiiIiI

D-fs MAJ hsi Prank unfman 81
'his cIti. a. f.n ard arrested igusr
tufsId. color,-i man. ih moruins
ou charge ~ stea ina raa fscs
seal' I'm DAYS axo La OAhhoma CifY
ccl.sll. vAo lF.s IN fhIs ci',. is now
Federal g. sontr IN ,he county iaH
lere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
pI,i NIIk OI nAl AiNl
KILLED ~ tOI NJ

tonhon rsb 2i-kUrt tls,er. ~.
rfemief q Bavaria. has been shot and
tHied The premier ~ss killed ihls
morning. according 20 a Munich dis.
patch received ~ Amsterdam. by
Lieutenant Count Aroo Valley The
count ~ss wounded severely BY the
guard and Is reported 20 be cying
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
NAN - CHARGED WITH
SYSTEMATIC ->NIPINc-

H.lsz Ho5bs AS plsyst his u =
a<zse Redc.cks : res'srrzuf. = -
wesf Hs-riscz srsnzs. = me casrees
- = booked -. s-s1d - ln xoiics
cozrr TIE pr0pr cor q .hs- seei
sore czssEes shs- W-Eie spr-osrssfed
& RS o~n 60 dTe-z ssd sinlrE
oiste Z cap sr3 ss1csrs sss3ors. efc.
b,~so-zrz q - r.stz8-snt s1d car
rses tazn - va 4ae f~iorCus r.
tsn. 20 secrirs ~ osnss- rhsreof c,e~-
zzzk11T - 80 - q. a. rzres. u
Cher scrds. Hl5lie i- eAs-z@d 80
sfesss.g cake He = o<inz heid for
szst .zgsfao1. and q ho7es -nsf po-ne
O. ~ nssAE ssuff nsr - recOv-
erf5
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
KNIGHTS or pYrAiAs
rAKt NOTICE

The mfefins 20 ihe Knights - ~
fh'at called fn meet AZ TIE office ~
W r walkcf fhis evening ha~ BE-. y
aoutl n ORDER thai sii may af-
ffni iAs ma S meeting forlKhi - CHY
Hsi p4bile notice Nlii BE- givsn ia
~ paiiy Leader " ne date Nhra
b. merang viii he bold
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
u. ~ u. = BNi.
VIII. IN SMELL INI\I

The llN h.lhood 81 Railway Train.
msn = Z ris, grant ball at Ia. 4 %
N W hair saturday uighi Adler
orchestra wal piay The Ticket sale
has btfn isHs, aud ihe sfflfr slt.s
f0mls' ~ hslng be MOST enlafable
oi .he .sa on Tho uhl.r Is wfl,omr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
President WiLSO,. to
Return to France
About March s

CHIEF EXECUTIVE or MA.
rIoN WILL ARRIVE IN no.
BoKEs. NJ. HARRoR SOME.
TIME SUNDAY NIGHT. NE
WILL PROCEED TO BOSTON.
MONDAY. AND MAKE An
ADDRESS THERE. THEM 90
TO WASHINGTON WHERE
NE ~ SCHEDULED TO AID.
DRESS CONGRESS IN JOINT
SESSION TUESDAY AFTER.
NOON CONDITION or M.
cLEMENcEAu IN REPORTED
NOT DANGEROUS, PARIS
AFFAIR IMrEi.i.s EARLY
RETURN TO FRANCE or
PRESIDENT WILSON
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21

The sD1-e bEi fhrcuKa the pro
~ssio1s q 4hirh crsirie c0Ks we're 20
- e1errn lnzsf4 sffer arriving - fhe
sssxe fo- vofe O. s4ssncemeDs 20
sngro-snenf 4rl third rs0aing -ss
feoonnated % sTetlal c1nmiisse
Many sre O ~ opsnloB rhzf i wiii
TAI % szsiz resch ~ nlsor q the
se1zfe-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
LOGAN SENATOR AGAINST
GRADED LAND TAX BILL
Senate Kills Bill That Would
Graduate Taxes Father Of Bill
Absent When Vote Came.
i Responsible

Vhen fne fn1l vote 90 fne xraaa-
ale land fsn biI xzs - 10 ne sen
are ye-se er3sy ereninz senator Hsrri-
son. NJ fsther ~ m mss.Hrr vas
shsent sos sbe nscso1 10 srcsfinfely
1,oef gore. czrrsed b. . r)se ~ - -
- Fisd Harrison been present fhe
bla voald sil b. % the cslenfz-
zifb = spienc.d sb1w - become 49,.
Here j. agN me s.-Dzss l5Dea W On
III uoisoa 20 k8il M bill
Ave Board BrizRs. Cara David
son- Gosob5e Hall Ingrsbam knie
Lyuch. HcAhper. AsInsosb. Psxb.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21

Kansas CITY. ssb si-rns battered
bodg - o. rhosaas q Dickson. try
yssfs cd. oi man sna physleian %
Ramona. okia. ~ss fourd - a hossi
room here shortly before noon today.
Al inssessiers showed tHe physician
rad been roboes ard beaten % 6eais
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21

senator Warren X snyder of okia-
frma rff sas'a'ata q painful bat not
s'.rioes - iF ahes he tell after trip-
..ing o. fhe edge - > stsp 20 the
presidents rosinim IN the senats.
Senaior snyder was able 20 return 90
hss ds~k Yesterday afternoon. but II
obliged 60 walk with = cane -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
T-Ey euv LICENSE TO
WE'D At oSLaHosE CITY

Ton Snirh. - yezrs oid. and Hattie
z Rf1zolc. - years 90. sofh q fhis
esfy Eere Esssed B1snee . ~ec, Il
Okis so1z Cry. YESTERDAY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
DON'T FAII 10 ATrtNo


FNt CIV HALL NEETlhG
" pos ~sns % hesr . p'ssssat story
aeovs ihs eeos shsnss - store ssr
casshsss. attend tire ble mass meeting
Il ths CITY rsa tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
Do You Believe in Guthrie?

lou opiuisi Have faith n this America
10 eale that despite the g,oWs aud the hold backs
destined 10 have She greatest prosperity that has been
the world IT. coming m delayed y %. eroakers
rs.imiss abroad land vino only dismal thing
Don an thai hand - sob sisters
Aov - he time f. wake ~ Ne have TIE and
read, bg things THIS is NO TIME FOR sHIRKIEc
Capital do share. aud labor 10 There
sh"ald ~ hearty better realization - le
day that has of the empuyrf enuise
vii stand together for PEACE DEVELOPMENT they
iogether WINNING THE WAR there wli b.
ahead
But Guthre busine- and Guthrie citizens generally
Hn take advantage the prosperity that ius the
corner u do tn. must BE- prepared let BE- found
eoni If nnprepafsdness when the good things
Therefore light ~ this every g,od citizen
ATTEND THE BIG MASS MEETING AT THE OPERA
HOUSE TONIGHT DON T LAY DOWN NOW.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21
TrE WEATHER

Se~ Osiexzs- La Feo z1-Toz gafI
zzd xStur1zy cic7eF- PROBABLY ssia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-21

lcsatassa es Psss Tsel
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-14
FRISCO MACHINISTS WILL
INSIST ON HALF HOLIDAY

San Francisco, March 14.-Deter-
mined to continue it's fight for the
Saturday half-holiday in the shipyards,
the local machinists' union has de-
clined to join with other organizations
of shipyard workers for negotiations
as to labor conditions after April 1,
the expiration date of the Macy con-
tract, unless assured the other unions
will be willing to strike for the holi-
day.
Representatives of the Iron Trades
council addressed mass meeting of
machinists asking the machinists to
return to work so union labor could
act as a unit in arranging an agree
ment with employers. Until they have
assurances that the 44-hour week will
be granted or that the other unions
will go on strike to secure 1t, the ma
chinists will not return to work, the
Iron Trades council representatives
were informed.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-14

Every mother realizes, after giving
her children California Syrup Of
Gigs" that this is their ideal laxa-
tive, because they love its pleasant
taste and it thoroughly cleanses the
tender little stomach. liver and bow
els without gripping.
When cross, irritable. feverish, or
breath is bad, stomach sour, look at
the tongue, mother! II coated, give
a teaspoonful of this harmless fruit
laxative and in few hours all the
foul, constipated waste, sour bile and
undigested food passes out of the bow
els, and you have a well, playful
child again. When the little system Is
full Of cold, throat sore, has stomach
ache, diarrhoea, indigestion, collie
remember "a good inside cleansing"
should always be the first treatment
given.
Millions of mothers keey California
Syrup of Figs" handy; they know a
teaspoonful today save sick child
tomorrow. Ask your druggist for a
bottle Of California Syrup of Figs"
which has directions for babies. child
rem of all ages and grown ups printed
on the bottle. Beware Of counterfeits
sold her, so don't be fooled. Get the
genuine, made by California Fig
Syrup Company."-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-14
EDUCATED SLEUTHS TO
GUARD WESTERN WOODS

San Francisco. March 14.-It's going
to be a tough year for careless persons
who wander in the woods. Selected
forest rangers from the national for
ests of the west today completed a
course in apprehending and convicting
persons who carelessly or Intentionally
endanger forests by leaving fires
burning, stealing forage or Illegally
killing game.
Criminologists, detectives and law
yers lectured at the conference in
structing the men in detective methods
and legal procedure. Forest service
men recently returned from France
gave the rangers pointers about mill
tary intelligence methods.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-14
U. S. RED CROSS MISSION
is NARROWED IN VIENNA

London, March 1.-THE American
Red Cross mission to Poland Is ma
rooned in Vienna. owing to an alterca-
tion between the Czechs and Austrians.
according to information received at
London headquarters of the organiza-
ton today. The information came in
a letter dated Feb. % from Captain
France America of Buffalo. a member
of the mission.
"The Czechs have refused US per-
mission to cross the closed frontier"
America said. THE Austrians also re-
fused permission for US to proceed.
fearing the Czechs would confiscate
their engines. A Swiss captain in
charge of our train wants to run the
blockade, putting up a couple Of ma
chine guns and arming everybody.
Vienna is starving"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-14
FORMER SPEAKER TO
SPEAK FOR LOAN
Captain Albert n. Conner Of
Sand point, Recuperating
From Shell Shot Wound Will
Help Put Idaho Over the Top.

Captain Albert H. Conner, speaker of
the thirteenth session of the Idaho leg
islature and one of Uncle Sans fight
ing men in the late war. is to be the
chief speaker for the fifth liberty loan
campaign In Idaho.
Captain Connor Is now at the Walter
Reed hospital at Washington, ID. c.
recuperating from q shell shot wound
which shattered an arm, but with his
loyal Idaho spirit offered his services
to help put the loan across when adj
vised speakers were needed.
Monte B. Gwinn, chairman OF the
state liberty loan campaign, received =
telegram Thursday afternoon from Re-
preventative Addison T. Smith, an
|nouncing that Captain Conner was soon
to return to Idaho and would give his
services to the drive. The telegram
says:
Captain Albert H. Conner Of Sand
point, Idaho, recently returned from
France. now at Walter Reed hospital.
this city, on account Of shattered elbow.
expects to return to Idaho in two or
three weeks. He tenders his services
in connection with Liberty Loan cam
paigu. Please communicate with him. "
| Chairman Gwinn, accepted the offer
made through Addison T. Smith. and
Immediately wired Captain Connor Al
| follows:
| your most commendable offer re.
ceived through Addison T. Smith
rendering your services In connection
with the fifth liberty loan campaign
Such unquenchable spirit of pa.
triotism and loyalty displayed by mar
SCARED from battle shames feeble Of
forts of we stay-at-homes endeavor
ing to aid our country. Will be yer,
grateful for your services in victor!
loan IL you feel physically able. Ac
quaint US regularly Of your progress
toward health so we may know whel
to place you. All Idahoans Join II
wishing your recovery to good health.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-14
COCAINE PEDDLING PLOT
Barred IN FRISCO ARREST

San Francisco, March 14-Evidence
of cocaine activities, alleged to be
centering here and affecting nearly all
large cities in the country, will be
turned over to federal authorities to-
day by city police, following the ar
rest of George Caro- Putnam and
Diego Putnam, Colombians, engaged in
export business here, as heads of the
system.
The Putnam brothers were arrested
at a fashionable hotel. Police said
they found more than 5000 worth Of
cocaine in the mems possession and
found addresses and letters indioat-
ing they were disposing of the drug
to small peddlers throughout the
country.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-14
WOMAN SERIOUSLY HURT
IN FIGHT WITH BURGLAR

San Francisco, March 14.-Mrs. Mar
ion Erickson, of Seattle, was seriously
injured when, surprising burglar who
had robbed her room in a local hotel,
she started to fight him. Mrs. Erick-
son was in the act of opening the door
to enter her room when the burglar
rushed through the door. The woman
attempted to halt him, but he knocked
her senseless by blow on the head
with revolver.
Two men who started in pursuit of
the burglar were held off with re-
volver, the fugitive making his escape.
Mrs. Erickson lost $50 and ticket
to Seattle from her room.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-14
TO URGE WOMEN Be
GRANTED 4 SHARE IN
PEACE CELEBRATION
Proposed Participation to In
clude Aid in Drafting Nation
League Laws and Supervis-
ing Munitions Making.

London, March IA share for wo-
men in hecuring the worlds future
will be urged at the peace conference.
Their proposed participation include
cooperation in drawing up the laws
OF the league Of nations and in aiding
the men to supervise manufacture of
war materials.
II am urging the Rumanian dele
gates to present an amendment to the
league covenant providing that women
shall share in supervision of the man
ufacture of all military materials,
Madam Helena Varesco, Rumanian
delegate to the league of nations So
cieties convention here, told the
United Press today.
This would result in establishment
Of what would practically amount to
a women's police force, to see that Gre
alton of ornaments does not exceed
the maximum. Women can be de-
pended upon to see that this is car
ried out effectively because it was the
women who suffered the most from
the war. They were the most hurt
through the loss of their fathers, sons
and brothers.
POSITION ADVANCED.
1T is proposed to urge the peace
conference to give women a freer hand
in codifying the laws of the league of
nations. The war has advanced wo-
mems position in the world. That is
shown by my presence here. Never
before has woman actually partici-
pated in peace negotiations.
Il hope to see soon the establish
ment of a worldwide womens organ
ization aiming to prevent wars. I am
great adn1irer of President Wilson.
] was glad to hear from Oscar Strauss,
the American delegate, that America
is behind him. 1t is most important"
Madame Vascerezo was lady in watt
ing to the late Queen Sylvia who sought
to marry her to the present king of
Rumania. She was the first woman in
Rumania openly to espouse the allied
cause.
Previous to Rumania's entrance into
the war she was imprisoned for three
days by the Austrians.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-14
sAvARIAN cAhlNEr ROSTER.

Berne, March 1.-THE Bavarian
Stats Zeitung of Munich publishes the
list of the new Bavarian cabinet as fol-
lows:
Hoffman, president, minister of for
eign affairs. minister Of worship.
Shegitz, minister Of home affairs.
Simon, minister Of commerce.
Unterleiter. minister of social secur-
ity.
Frauendorfer. minister Of communi-
cations.
Duerr. minister Of agriculture.
Schedeppnhorst. minister of military
affairs.
The ministers of Justice and finance
have not yet been appointed The land
tag will convene March II.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-14
OPPOSE REFERENDUM on
LEAGUE OF NATIONS PLAN

Cheyenne, Wyo., March IA sug-
gested referendum in Wyoming on the
league of nations constitution has
failed to meet with official approval.
The suggestion was made that the
people of this state vote on the league
Issue at the special election on a $3.-
100000 highway bond program set for
April %. There being no legal pro-
vision for any additional balloting.
there Is not the slightest chance that
the league constitution can be voted
on, according to state officials today.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-14

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