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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-15
President Starts Home Conf
dent Pact Ready and Com
pIeted in Early Summer; Big
Problems Have Been Solved.
PLANS TOUR OF NATION
FOR POPULAR SUPPORT
Has Already Turned His Atten-
tion to Domestic Economic
Situation; Seeks to Ease the
Unemployment Puzzle.
BY ROBERT J. BENDER.

Brest, Feb, 15.-President Wilson
started home confident that the peace
treaty will be completed and signed
early in June.
Hs feels that the biggest part Of
the peace settlement was accom-
plished when the league Of nations
was outlined and that the prob
lens which have already been par
TALLY threshed out, will be speedily
solved.
The president has already turned his
attention to the economic situation in
the United States ,and is preparing
plans to ease the doubts of returning
soldiers regarding employment.
TO WIN OVER PEOPLE.
The campaign for popular support
of the league of nations constitution
will be opened in Boston, where the
president plans to land instead of New
York. He will go direct from Boston
to Washington without stopping en-
route. He has cabled Secretary Tum-
ulty to meet him in Boston, where they
will talk over the general domestic
situation and plan conferences with
various congressional leaders, because
shortest possible time.
Before returning to France he will
make a drive for sanction of the league
draft, and Is hopeful Of speedy sue
cess.
All the American delegates feel that
every country must give the closest
attention to the economic features of
the league of nations, and must help
in every way to relieve the dangerous
situation which exists in many places.
HARMONY PREVAILS.
The reservations of France and ia
pan toward the league, evidenced in
yesterdays session, occasioned no wor-
ry. as France merely wanted greater
guarantees of military protection and
Japan wants to see some clause In
corporated for racial equality, it was
said. But the Americans hold the view
that Germany will be virtually dis
armed through the provision of the
draft which limits the manufacture of
war materials to correspond to the
size of the army allowed by the league.
She will be impotent, because, no mat
ter how many men she trained for
fighting, they would have insufficient
guns and ammunition.
The president was In fine spirits as
he embarked. He will spend most of
his time during the voyage in resting.
He expects to decide on an immediate
appointment of new attorney gem
eral.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-15
PROCLAIM STATE OF
SIEGE IN BUCHAREST;
KING REPORTED FLED
New Plot Revealed Against Ruler and
Crown Prince-Previously Rumored
Ferdinand Slightly Wounded.

Copenhagen, Feb. 15.-A state of
siege has been proclaimed in Bu-
charest, where the Rumanan anti
monarchial revolution is centered,
according to dispatches received
here today. A new plot against
King Ferdinand and Crown Prince
Carl is said to have been discov-
cred. The royal family is reported
to have fled.
Previous dispatches reported
that the king was slightly wounded
when the royal palace was bonn
barded and the royal family was
prevented by revolutfonists from
leaving the city.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-15
REPORT HUN COMMANDER
WOULD COMBAT INVASION

Coblenz, Feb. 15-Amer:can army Of
ficials today were investigating the re-
port that the commander of the Ger
man troops opposite Cologne had cir
culated an appeal throughout the
Rhineland asking for volunteers to
prevent the enemy from occupying
the neutral zone"
Other information, however, indi-
Gated that rehabilitation behind the
enemy lines has been speeded up in
the past two weeks.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-15
HOME ABOUT FEBRUARY ~.

Atlantic City. n. J.. Feb. 15.-Presi-
dent Wilson will arrive at Boston on
the transport George Washington
about February "a, it was announced
here today by Presidential Secretary
Tumulty.
1t was stated that Tumulty had re-
ceived a cablegram from the president,
in which Wilson announced his inten-
ton to deliver an address at Boston
upon his arrival there.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-15
MAJORITY SATISFIED.

Chicago, Feb. 15-Chicago Evening
Post: "The extremists may be disap-
pointed but a vast majority of those
who have hoped there would come
from the deliberations of the commits
sion a proposal for a new world order
promising peace will greet this docu-
ment with rejoicing"
Chicago Daily News: 1.-THE consti-
tuition of the league may not wholly
prevent war, but it win make war
so difficult and so expensive that the
end win scarcely justify the means"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-15
COOPERATING PACT.

St. Louis, Mo-, Feb. 15-The st.
Louis Globe Democrat: 1T erects no
superstructure. It demands the sur
render of no material sovereignty. 1t
creates no military power 1t is, in
brief. an agreement of cooperation
for the preservation of peace and the
promotion of universal welfare"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-15
END OF WAR IN SIGHT.

Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. 1.-THE I
diana Daily Times: To-day a world
nation is a reality, although some-
what nebulous. After long and trou-
blesome centuries, the end of war ac-
tually is in sight
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-15
RIOTS FOLLOW STRIKE
OF 100000 BERL|NERS
Warehouse Workers in German
Capital Stage Disorder in
Walkout; President Ebert
Announces Delegates.

Copenhagen, Feb. 15--Rioting has
broken out in Berlin, where more
than 10000 warehouse workers have
gone on strike, it was reported in dis
patches received here today Other
workers have walked out in sympathy
Many business places have been forced
to close.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-15
TROOPS OCCUPY PUBLIC
UTILITIES AT BELFAST

Belfast, Feb. 15.-Troops occupied the
electric power station and gas works
early today. The lord mayor issued 4
proclamation declaring that with mill
tary support now assured. volunteers
will be received to carry on municipal
service. Business has been practically
at a standstill since the general strike
in sympathy with the striking shipyard
workers.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-15
HUN PEACE ENJOYS.

Budapest, Feb. 14-President Ebert,
in an interview with the Weimar
Azest, announced the German peace
delegates will include Count Brock
dorff- -Rantzau. former minister and
DIR. Edward David, president of the
national assembly.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-15

Erfurt, situated west of Weimar,
was recently seized by the soldiers
council, cooperating with the Spar
tacans, as the first step in the at
tempt to overthrow the national as
scmbly and government at Weimar.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-15
PURELY MECHANICAL.

Milwaukee, Feb. 15-Leader: go
cialist) 1.-THE proposed world consti-
tuition is mechanical contrivance.
There is not the faintest trace of de-
mocracy in it. Its object is to referee
the international fight for the markets
of the world.
even so, it might, perhaps serve
as stepping stone to the kind of world
organization we Socialists want"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-15
FIRE DOES $1,000, 900 DAMAGE.

Savannah, Ca, Feb. 15.-Approxi-
mately $2.oOo,ooO damage was done by
fire which swept Hutchinson island,
opposite Savannah, late yesterday ac-
cording to unofficial estimates early
today.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-15
Three Points to Be Center of
Debate: Control of War
Forces, Fixing Army and
Navy Strength, Execution.
DOUBT AMERICAN PEOPLE
WILL ACCEPT PROVISIONS
Most Senators, However, Will
ing to Withhold Final Judg-
ment Until the Leagues Pro-
gram More Fully Explained.
BY L. C. MARTIN.

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ask questions purelv for information
and who feel that preliminary discuss
sion now will be helpful when the
league is before the senate for forp,a,
approval.
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size of Americas army and navy
should be left TO the American people.
these senator's saw. but thew. in com
mon with all others. are withholding
final judgement on this point until it
has been explained a little more fuIly.
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-15
THE WEATHER

Forecast for Boise and vicinity
FAIR TONIGHT AND SUNDAY.
For ldaho-Tonight and Sunday, fair.
Highest temperature yesterday -. Al
Lowest temperature this morning. 33
Mean temperature yesterday. SO
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-15
VIGOROUS APPROVAL.

Cleveland Feb. 15-The Cleveland
Plain Dealer: 1T will receive vigor-
Gus approval from the people regard
less whatever political efforts Saay be
made to harass President Wilson or
discount his work
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-15
REBEL LEADERS FLEE.

Vigo, Feb. 15.-Royalist leaders
have fled from Oporto and are
trying to cross into Spain, 1T was
reported here today. The Portu-
guese Republican flag has been
raised again in Valencia.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-15
HERRIck ABOUT RECOVERED.

Pasadena, Cal, Feb. 15-Myron T.
Herridl, former American ambassador
10 France, who was taken i'll here
shortly after his arrival from Cleve-
land, is practically recovered today.
Herrick suffered a slight attack of
heart trouble.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-15
RADICALS DISARMED.

Copenhagen, Feb. 15--German gov
ernment troops have reoccupied Erfurt
and disarmed the Spartacans there,
according to advices here today
Spartacans are reported to have
captured the prison in Wesel and to
have liberated all the inmates.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-15
REPUBLIC RESTORED IN
PORTUGAL; LEADERS OF
REVOLUTION ARRESTED
Lisbon Officially Announces Revolt Of
Monarchists Balked-Republican
Flag Again Scars Supreme.

Lisbon, Feb. 15.-The republic
has been restored in northern Por-
tugal and Piava Conceiro, leader
of the Monarchists, has been ar
rested, it was officially announced
today.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-15

Oporto and Valencia were the
centers Of the Portuguese Mon
archist revolt.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-15
SAYS BREST ALL RIGHT.

One nurse, after being introduced,
said
You'll stop their talk about condi-
tions being awful in Brest won't you
they aren't true"
Mrs. Wilson responded. I'll tell them
you said so.''
A few minutes later Mrs. Lewis
made similar appeal to the presi-
dent
I'm glad to hear that from you," he
said.
Charles M. Schwab conversed with
the president and Mrs. Wilson for a
short time. There was general
hand shaking which included the
mayor and several French military of =
ficials. Then the president and his
personal party boarded French
lighter, which carried them out to the
George Washington, moored about a
mile from the dock. Captain Andre
Tardieu and Marine Minister Leagues
were aboard the lighter.
soLoNs RETURNING.
The crowds on shore were unable
to view the embarkation owing to the
dock being enclosed.
Admiral Wilson, whose flagship,
the dreadnaught New Mexico, will es-
cort the George Washington, is re-
covering from pneumonia. The crisis
was passed two days ago.
Congressman Helvering, Norton and
White will accompany the presiden-
tial party to the United States.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-15
President Embarks From Brest
on George Washington at
11:15 Today; Departure Is
Like Family Leave-Taking.
AMERICANS MOSTLY ON
HAND TO SEE HIM OFF
Naval Guard and 1000 Yanks
Lend Military Touch; Nurses
Deny Conditions at Brest
Base Are Unsanitary.


sailed for the United States aboard
the liner George Washington at
11:15 a. m. today.
The presidents departure was prac-
tlcally without ceremony, resembling a
family leave-taking rather than a
state event. Two thousand American
soldiers from Camp Pontanezen were
drawn up beside the track leading on
the arsenal dock from which the pres
ident embarked.
A naval guard of honor also was on
hand. A military band played the
Star Spangled Banner as the special
train drew into the station.
When the president and Mrs. Will
son stepped off the train they found
an informal reception committee con-
sisting mostly of Americans. They
were Generals Helmick and Butler
with their staffs and several Red
Cross nurses. The latter surrounded
Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Josephine Lewis
presented her with a boquet of vio-
let's
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-23
THREE CONFESS
RObb|NG MAILS
OF S234,0OO

Chicago. Sept. 23.-Three Chicago
ans, accidentally trapped. confessed
today to a robbery of $4,000 from
the mails. Officers recovered 80. :
$40 of the loot and went In search Of
the remainder when the prisoners told
where 1t was cached. With the ala Of
a postal clerk. the men EXCHANGED
pouches at Whiting, Indiana last
Thursday, taking the pouch containing
1924, 900 to meet the payroll of tho
Standard OIL company Of Indiana.
The men held are Leo and walter
Fflipkowski and John 8. Wejka, the
latter mall clerk, implicated In con-
fessions as the man who prepared the
fake mail pouch and arranged mat
ters SO the one containing the money
could be identified by the FflipkoWuki
when thrown tho train.
Police found Filipkowski IN : -
loon and searched him ON sQepicion Or
cempltcity in hold-up. They found
$4,000. Officers said La eoneunooA
at oncA making It easy tes dxAQ -
fassions from the otheFA MI @
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-23
OKLAHOMA MOB
CHASES MAYOR
OUT OF Town
His Honor, Police Chief and
Policeman Interfere in Tele-
phone Strike and Are Elected
From Drumright.

Gushing Okla, Sept s3.-A mob OF
1000 gathered from three or four
counties early today. was in control OF
Drumright, few miles east Of here
Rioting last night that grew out OF
city officials alleged interference with
a telephone operators strike resulted
in the mayor, the chief Of police and
one policeman being forced out OF
town after many shots were fired. One
woman was reported wounded during
the firing
Mayor Nicodemus, Police Chief AIRY
and Policeman Corali. former Texas
ranger, came to Gushing last night
after being elected from their office
ana purchased additional stores OF am
uunitioa. No reports had been re-
cslved At s;so o'clock this morning OF
further disturbancss
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-23
figures SHOW
SOX HAVE EDGE
ON Cincinnati
Baseball Expert Proves Merits
Of Opposing InfieIds in the
Coming World Series Con-
tests Next Week.
BY HENRY FARRELL.

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
New York. Sept. 28.-lnsight of the
proverbial philadelphia lawyer" is
needed in weighing the merits of the
Cincinnati and White Sox infields.
Eddie Collins, that star of stars, is
the lone member of the two inner
defenses who stands head and shoul-
ders above his rivals. In the other
three positions, technique, tempera- :
ment and all the so-called fine points
of the game have to be thrown in the
balance to pick the better man.
After consideration of all their vir-
tues and shortcomings, the needle
seems to point to the Sox as having
shade the better on infield class.
Heinie Groh, the Red captain and
star third baseman is the lone Moran
lite who can be held up as a superior
on his sack, BY varying margins the
other decisions go to Chick" Gandil
and "Sweds" Risberg,
NECK AND NECK RACE.
First base figures show a neck and
nsok decision between Jake Daubert
and 0andil. The sox player with :
batting average of .2ss has a lead OF
n points over his veteran rival He
leads him also In stolen bases. II tn
II, Hat in run scoring Daubert lsads
with ~ ID his credit while "Chioir.' has
4 <rv~~<sr.Yad m - -
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-23
LACKAWANNA Steel COMPANY
FORCED DTO CLOSE |TSBUFFALO
PLANT; DISORDERS AT Farrell

FRED s. FERGUSON. United
Pittsburgh, Sept. 2S-Dsorders Of serious nature
marked the activities of striking steel workers
places last night and today In Farrell Pa
killed and II wounded last night and today the situation
reported Mayor Mooney Farrell have beyond
control
Farrell Two additional company
constabulay being Penny
district Three calls night
followed by another outbreak this morning persons
injured and q number of arrests made
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-23
CROWN COUNCIL
IN italy WILL
meet THURSDAY
Royal Decree Issued, Postpon-
ing Opening of Parliament
Until Saturday - Sedition
Reported to Be Spreading.
By CAMILLO CIANFARR

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Rome, Sept 22.-(DelayedD. - The
crisis the Italian government faces in
Gabrielle DAnnunzion's adventure at
Fiume brought forth significant action
today a royal decree was issued
postponing opening of parliament until
Saturday and calling session OF the
crown council TO be held Thursday.
The Tribune, commenting on the
summoning of the crown council
points out the event is most important
and directly connected with the Fiume
problem which involves the highest
and most important interests of the
country"
PREMIER is ATTACKED.
The Idea Rationale declares the
calling of the council is unprecedent-
ed and Unconstitutional, characteriz-
ing it as Premier Nittfs method Of
trying to save his cabinet.
From army and navy sources, it was
reported today that sedition was
spreading in fhe ranks of the aviation,
where the officials idolize D'Annunzio.
Reports from Trieste said whole
escadrille of airplanes had left their
airdomes to Join the posts forces. 9th
er reports state that the aviation au-
thorities realizing the probable effects
of the Fiume occupation have ordered
all airdomes closed and guarded. In
many instances they have removed the
vital parts OF the planes.
DANNUNZlO SPEAKS.
After D'Annunzio addressed his
troops in the cele bration Saturday all
of the officers signed an oath to re-
main ever faithful to the cause of
Fiume Wild enthusiasm was aroused
according to reports received here by
the arrival of new units seeking to
Join D'Annunzio's forces.
DAnnunzio has Issued an address
declaring the Italian people demand
the annexat ton of Fiume to Italy.
The poetaviator has appointed Cap
tain Rixo, as commander Of the F1ume
forces.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-23
Deer Flat, Greenleaf and WlIder
Delegations Swarm Throuo
Gates-CIear Skies Smile On
Visiting Merry-Makers.
EXCELLENT PROGRAM
BEFORE GRANOSTAND
Thrilling Buckaroo Sports Run
ming Races and Vaudeville
Acts Thrill Thousands -
Evening PyroteohnIc Display.

ToNIoHTs PROGRAM At FAN.
7:45-Overture by Boise Munici-
pal band.
s:oo-Eauestrian act, MoCleavs
company.
S:S0-Concert-Boise Municipal
band and Salt Lake Opera quintet.
Miss Becky Almond, pianist.
9:1s-Bucking broncho exh1bi-
ton. As
9:30-Pyrotechnic display.
Exhibits will be open until 10
o'clock p. m.
Midway will be open until 1880
o'clock. q. m.
This Is Deer Flat. Greenieaf and
Wilder day at the state fair and lax9s
delegations from those highlE slavAped
districts of the Boise valley are On
toying the best fair ever held In ia
no. or in the northwest.
Ideal weather resulted in a record
second day crowd.
AMUSEMENT PROGRAM.
Today marks the opening of the
big amusement program which will
continue every afternoon this week. A
remarkable program has been provid
ed for the entertainment this week Of
the greatest throngs that ever crowd
cd through the fair ground gates. The
program each afternoon II composed
Of exciting running races. and thrill
ing buckaroo sports by worlds cham
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-23

men were out on the Pittsburgh dis
trict today than were out yesterday.
He would discuss the possibility of an
other letter but did not deny that II
would be considered, He maintains
that the strike is now half won and
declares that the committee at all
times prefers such negotiations as they
have demanded to striking.
Foster was engaged in court during
tho morning on an appeal of cases
Of men arrested and fined in Mckees
port recently for holding public
meeting. He was among those arrest
ed He had little to add to yester
days estimate of the number of mon
on strike, except to predict that they
would close the Jones and Iaushi;n
mills, of Pittsburgh. within the next
couple of days.
COMPANIES OPTIMISTIC.
Officials or the steel companies
claim that the union leaders have con
centrated their efforts on the valley
in such towns as Homestead. Mckees-
CONTINUED on page two.)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-23
SENATE ADOPTS RESOLUTION TO
PROBE INDUSTRIAL STRUGGLE:
GARY WILL BEFIRST WITNESS
investigation Will Determine
Whether Congress Can Take
Action 10 Put Stop to Steel
Workers Strike.

Washington. Sept. 2S.-The steel
strike is the first sAirmish in an in
duStrial war in the United States, Sem
etor Kenyon, Iowa. declared today in
urging the senate TO adopt his resolu-
tion for an Investigation of the strike
The senate today unanimously adopt
ed the resolution.
Kenyon announced +. H. Gary, head
OF the United States Steel corpora
tion. will be the first witness. tfe is
TO he heard Thursday.
John Fitzpatrick, representative of
the workers, also is to be called for
that day, Kenyon said.
The Kenyon measure is Il senate
resolution and does rot require con-
currence of the house.
kenyonS resolution provides that
the senate labor committee shall begin
an inquiry into the strike inmedate-
ly and report whether congress can
or Sh.ula take any remedial action
START INQUIRY AT ONCE.
Kenyon announced the inquiry will
begin s quick as it is possible to get
witnesses to Washington. He plans to
call representa- tives both of the work :
ers and the employers.
Al the same timn W. B. Rubin
counsel for the steel men was at the
capitol trying TO arrange conferences
with senators and house nenll lers.
Rubin viii probably confer with
Senator kenyon.
Senator Smith. South Carolina said
interference by congress in the private
affairs OF people of the country looks
like socialism.
Kenyon declared that his re solution
was introduced as a measure on be-
half of the people and not at the be-
hest either of the strikers or the en-
ployers
Senator Thomas. Colo. offered A
resolution to express the disa pprov-
nj of the senate at the steel strike. The
resolution criticized the closed shop
as "un- American
GARY'S STAND UNWISE.
Senator Thomas declared that Judge
Gars's refusal to confer with union
leaders was "unwise and unjustified, :"
although the strike was "repugnant
TO free institutions"
Senator Norris, Nebraska said the
investigation would do great good by
disclosing the truth about the contro-
versy.
It will place before the country a
statement of just what the issue Is,
and will give publicity to the facts
Norris said. a fair. honest statement
OF the controversy will do more to cure
the evil than would legislation