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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
HELPING PEOPLE-THE HARDEST
OF JOBS

II NE hardest Job In the world y
hsfpinG people.
calls for All our vii. Eump-
ii1u. Judgment. vision. pr1deuce. eIs
dom. conscience and moral force-
end then Ne fnn -four times out o.
Fs~ people make a million dollars.
huf fewer know whit 10 DO with n.
h~enetnltnce l. a most cominendnbie
ieeine. but br~neiIcence Il a most dif.
ficuit art.
am clad am not a millionaire.
NJ cunnrience would orlge me 10 dis
distraction. I know very well my IN
iTllEence could not cope with the
fearful responsibilities Involved IN
npfudlnn . million.
Says ltnna 0erump. In The Guide
70 Nature" When " professional
tramp calls al my back door I'd asks
Tor something TO eat u ~ n simple
matter 10 hand him a plafeful OF food.
hut n ! attempt 10 help that tramp to
carr an honest nvine. I have UNDER
inbor for mysei, and many discourage
ments
= pity the man who has % much
money Ihst he feels n a conscientious
obligation 90 aIts ibernily. such "a
phllanfhropisf can labor more effec-
lively IN mnklnE money than he can
In spending H. He T. In danger Of
Sseiur his enerous gifts infused. mis-
applied and unappfcclated. and where
he unh 10 rea satisfaction. alas.
too often. he obtains only worry. palm
anu sorrow
And lts a. hard 10 xlve wisdom %
n b. 10 give money.
when you have amasaed a great
store of sensr. Tor which you have
paid extrnsaxantly ~ experience. and
ny 20 hand n on "a your child. you
ruddenlf awaken 20 realize that u u
o worth mllch--to anybody hut you.
Most experience ~ 20 ~ In
pncknEcs marked -non-transscrrabie
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

80 when you give sympathy. the oh.
iect % your good Impulse instead %
bsinE strengthened begins 20 pits
himself u n wsnkeusf
To rive . ' Sometimes feeds Ego
flsu aud creates tyrnnny.
To gise advice eets you the reputs.
ton 81 being = bore.
To Riee patronage arousss resent.
lien
To slvs privileges stimulates cupid
~
To give mas be more bleased than
a. receive u certainly L. more COM
plicated.
somstimer doubt that the whols
rivlnF business has any moral value.
and am tempted 20 believe that all
that a nan gets which really helps
him n what he earns. ~ way o. an
other.
sure Il Ia. anyhow. that ! have seen
mors people spoiled and undone by
Getting what they never worked FOR,
than aafferlns because they worked
and We're not paid.
Tho most unfortunate class in the
world u the endowed class. They
also are the aus of most reyoiu-
lions.
Doctors tell ~ certain foods are In.
furious. hut the food that a. worst 81
an Tor any 81 uH b. that which We
never worked for.
Heir w~ think themselves for-
tunate. and h disinherited may envy
them. people who nnd pots 81 gold.
Samplers who win hleh stakes. iuck,
dogs who DRAW lottery prizes. minis
isfa who receive donations, n chill
dren who get Christmas presents. all
mas be happy. hut the man ] envy
moat n the one who a come nearest
70 saying. what none Of us can say.
alas. ia entire truth. Whatever my
sins and shortcomings. ~ least I have
taken nothinE from this world for
which ! did not give an equivalent
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writers. lacking the physical courage tu4 e6inmit
crimes themselves. lncife others to deeds ~ Send.
ish anarchy.
Senator Lush asserted that there were ffty such
sheets printed In New York City alone. They arr
the mental food for the 100000 who believe in the
forcihle destruction Of government. They are the
ource Of the stream. II
Attorney General Palmer Is asking congress FOR
. halt million dollars with which TO fight the an.
ei.hists. His request il commendnhle and should
be granted but Il viii take more than the prosecu.
ton OF individuals or even groups 10 clean out the
trouble Our immigration will have TO be closely
watched aud alien activities closely regulated for
the scif.defense Of America. When y group Of i'm.
ported bonb-throwers eau decide that the Fourth
OF July Is q fitting time for a slaughter II American
leaders II u tifne for America 20 rise up aud ask
by what right these anarchists enter our country.
II = time 20 build a barrier which they cannot pass
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
THE PATRIARCHAL SYSTEM
BY JOHN BROCK

HE patlarchal system haa pretty
completely disappeared in These
iutitldinllsfir dba Hut H stli
works NV seen ~ Uur uf our
kauraH cHiars was uu t farm boz th"
heart - Zee rnfu hell. which know
90 fear ~ l.huI tr1uhies 10 u banned
- Frandffh.r, fattrf aud seven
suns AMI % .uoLa aH though seven
81 thnse suts WOULD stng - the aIW
can you see % plain white houHo
vt amOn' trees with a uus Ola
eirlp .nrr Pasture nul ~ fnt cattle
I'd iu the Wrst liN acres airstdb
r~lailHi in corn lnt iusalur green araa
H| HGIfI' ltu fuu SOC fnr EIuN Of
% Lao uurHh which a thH h'tT ~
the tttu. where gmudfnthei takes his
tl 90 ulpud while be- gossip.
VIE th' rtuut hrEht.rl 90 stuiiiug
N,nitn NO De- making butter lun in
iN' 90" sirhrn inur ur preliuE m
lNr mihafy spuI- N takeH tu feel
wv. Hinf y The nest hearty meat
children tn"fhsIf litter ur, ull about
q n"N with "a YlinN rons. anu,hrT nA
ing ~ Il eaftnrrurdlnE Co some lu.
iIsriir uutinl hlH own. while a.
curb LOG wttnfs with some misrIs
nr hN ltH h"eihtrhed Go DO before
\ Uiil' I."i hh. Dame pigeon Gins
INN NN NH "NNNNNNf NNu OBJ rINmufN
swallow ltrua nttgn fhr.f hrunis
past con tho way a. d Wn,.r count tln
near the puufp iia.lts nf Id! IS
hop cnnnDcnuy hi anNths wiid birds
overhead k"ep The Who'll place riurIur
with thoit ans
Mnny hands make llrn work s,.r
~ mat colossal corunsid A hsfd Of
milling ruNr m uu ptrtiolar rhnr,
tor seven milkora The sttloat uf
these has bis particular ht.f and
can sell you her Wiik Ht s4tr,rtty
market price put 90 hrs ~ Attlru.
lnr u4lI Furthermore. he VII rl,r
YOU 90 lesson 100 the care ~ the ,ps.
tutor. hIH " especial Job 10 Duf
taste Cor hlH separated cream VIII ,uf
suffer Tho ueNt Younger urrd tW"l,
wall bee WAITING fur the milk a. lea
bio liilr rod SOW with her three pgr
which shc let's him handle aH amirHhiy
Hf though thy Wrtc not her Etst l
ter Ana another VIII tuufoE with
grandpa about selling Won rgr
from their joint enterprise 10 you
afc really popular sou can help hunt
for thrtn
The rest ct me farm 'v run on one
recount n the end 20. be oaf q hay
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
MoNTn " nor. aro 500 went
10 the doctor YOU dia not feel q

A MoNTn or mon. aro sou went
"a 10 the doctor You dia no, feel
exactly il But neither did yuu
feel exactly we'll 70 you prudeniiy
decided 10 give your doctor a chance
a. look you over.
Tie found nothing radically wrong
Hs did find, howsyor, that you we're
badly ln heed % exercise You assured
him you would take some How much
have you takeni
Twice you have played golf. but on
neither occasion completed yuur
round Perhaps three times. OF, AZ the
OUTSIDE, four you hav walked 10 your
office, fhis " hi al b exercise
you have had since vuur VIZ H. IN"
doctor.
Your eNcus h. hat YOU have been
too busy, Your day is too ahnrt f0r
an the work you have To accomplish
No time u left Tor exercise
Actually this h. not the reason You
are only footing yourself whsn you
advance a.
The real trouble h. that YOU have de-.
ysinpcd a -non-exsrclse habit Ana u
n holding you captive 40 surely a.
the drink habit holds another q
In earlier days, when you we're "a
hoy nnd later aH u young IL eNet-
ciss WIS as hahitual % you as non-ex-
srcise nov b. what you need tn do
II 40 Ia proceed that exercise VIII
again become a. hnhitual ns " was In
those hyEone times
Apply Tor yourself the haste rules
~ habit formation, which In your case
may be summarized IN follows
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

nETER RAnnIT was dozins close
ny y sfune wall on the cdrc o.
the old tschnri. Yes. air. Peter
was dozinn We didn't mean to doEe.
hut Whenever Peer sits still for a Ions
time n trie % think he ir prcttN
sure to ~ % sleep A. nrSf he didn't
knuw what ~ awakened him. but a.
be sat there htni1uG hrs cye~ h. heari
a few rich notes unfa the top II the
nearest apple tfee Its tuldy the
Orlole.' thought reier happily. and
perped or' 20 see
nut thourh he LOOKED and looked
he ruuldn't see GsiHy anywhere
However. he did $50 % stranger
This stranger was ahoua goidy'a sixc
aud shape. In fac h. was - liz.
Dolby hut Tor tho coiof Of hs suit
that Peter almost thought gala, had
somehow changed his cffhes 90
course he knew that this rouidn't
hs. hut " seemed a. n "a aust be-,
Even the sonr the trangsr WIS
singing vas something hkc Nnld,'a
The strangers head and throa, ant
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

marked aloud. in tho manner ot 100
truly thoughtful men, where tho
PROFIT on these machines
Here no rrnsprd the handle with {,
firm ana mnEtcrful Fflp
Where tho prnnts OF these uf-
fairs
10 saving he shook tho machine
o. = have often wondered ho con
unurl riyinr % another vigorous
shake where M" proni hans tho
thing
Then ono OF mo porters Ctme up
and told him that the machine was
out Of order and ton's realised ~
lnst where pant ~ the profit rtur
from.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

MAY tnhe his share o. have rnoun
q" huy an automobile "a 10 4ta-ut tuh
o. iu tnr fufth'f improvements WI
dHd holds I'D tlrcl fOr VOL nNrf ~
ihtt ho collected for the i,s' cirf p
~ lurH u Nuu count those stall r I
Mans iu the fres iot sou can ngt /
eut bow this may hs "A
Ana thtN have DO outside expcus
ON q rains dnl FREDDY and tarl
i job ~ piumhInF Is hnndiii n
though th's had learned The tad,
while mother Ard Eddls aud a. cuuf
moro paper the house Thof Wrn
hand foo |tufthinr
Iuf 'fr best Trims fhoy io b. vas
uu tlat occasion rfHudftthfr sup.
lntruis thr u1iunE ~ t huge ~
kettle m thr ward Nulis EddI. sinA
fi' sutIus uu tho wlshiur mnchlT
Ettrl Hnli lends htud Even az
Dr. nu. above mukiuE IN Hntmat
Uluthrs hamper of himself but y
converse fs .llWi. while 81, heaa
clothes ulns ny tho hnuuful into M
box ta though ne hHd not nti.f-drt
over 100 lrrs hfIstlluE about hls ears.
And luu wonder why sau,V pcoF
thiuk 10 fiullt 10 a lut VI truuis
NAh b. o. r-rsrlr.uu. animal hi
Htlu.t 30 60 satisfy this hunEors
hlh bonn, Uf. hr seems happier N.
DO De- has tu seek o. lsrWhpfr. ~
hHlH this d. tnr secret uf that runtss
mrn' which made pnHsinlr a." Holiti,
|atfurHlrs 90 pioneer families ~
home vac h little settlement hy iiss
uIfilur urht Of the htrdshlpa ~
SHARED l common - wer. the hoo
ship. urhiensd merely hruausr NJ
were shursdf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
Tomorrow

Is l5fs on June 90. Ferdinand de-
foto. spanish nobleman and ca
pl0fer who discovered the Missis-
hIppl river died on the bunkk of q rix-
~ IN Arkhunaa Hts companions
wrapped his body In hts mantle and.
laying him In = hollowed. out trunk
90 q tree, rommli,sa bic bod, o. the
river.
on June 70. In issg. the patent o.
Maryland. granird 10 George Calvert
Lord baltimore. waa after his death
made oYer 90 hlr son. cecillus calvert
klng Charles signed the new patent
ana gave 20 the grant Of land the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

gucen Henrietta Maria. While Lord
baltimore held the grant he paid Tor
u yearly 10 the crown Of England two
Indian arrows. which are stu on eN.
hibislon at Windsor Castle.
IN 1891 on June 20. two Algerian
gaileys landed ln the dead Of night
al baltimore. County Cork. Ireland.
The pirates sacked the town ana bore
OF many 81 the inhabitants 10 slav-
efy. The Irish flshermrn who acted
a. their pilot and stecred them up the
channel, waa tried. convicted n ~
erutsd tVo years afterwards.
ON June 20. 1897. william ~. 81
Enslnnd died "a tho n Of seventy
Two. The abolition % Colonial alay-
eff vas one o. the most important
reform measures % his reign. Alex
andrlna Victoria, daughter Of the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

Duke Of Kent and niece of william
v succeeded 10 ms crown Of Enc.
land. taking the title q Queen We
toria-
on June 20. In i7ss. iss Enelish.
men were incsrceratsd in a dunseon
known a. the Black Hole % Calcutta
one hundred and twenty-five died ~
s~uffocation.
In 1879 on June 20. an titles - no.
In France.
On June 20. 1918, the first ship
driven hy stsam whi-h crossed the
Atlantic arrived az liverpool
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19
An Economic League
I lENRY DAWSON. director Of big business an,
EeL nn...... ~ L 10 No.. ---.La

1ENRY DAWSON. director Of big business and
II partner Of J. I. Morgan, has returned after
several months spent In Europe and adj.
vnnced his theory for the cure Of Europe. lie be-.
hevcs that q commercial league Of nations" i
essential TO meet the needs Of the critical situation.
When Germany worries about Bolshcvism and
France fears its spread and England begins 20 see
~ inroads, Il should be apparent that he irsk %
today y not 10 settle the boundaries " Europe but
10 feed u and get is people hack 10 work. Europe
lacks money and provisions. The credit NJ most ~
the nations - lettering.
To meet such an emergency. Mr.. Dawson pro-
posed the formation Of nm economic league with a
gigantic rationing system under which the require.
menfs OF the various nations would b. asccriained
and the available materials disiribuir. according.
". The league might possibly take control ~ the
production Of the different nniions and seek 10 al.
rect the energies 81 the devastated countries along
lines which would be- most productive.
Mr.. DAWSON is a capable business man with a
strong rccord for successful plans for industry. Ills
suggestion "a worthy Of some Of The attention ccn.
Tress Is now paying to the political league Of ma.
tions.
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hack we're hlaci- Just ike Dnidy's
Ills wings were trimmed with white
IN luet the same a hut the rest
% hts suit. instvad ~ being he
hriEht ORANGE ~ which Goldy 10 ~
proud. Was a beautiful chestnut color
Peter hllnked and stared yery hard
Now who can this he" Nald NJ"
suenklnE aloud Without thinking
"non't you knnw him asked a
sharp volcesno near 10 made Peter
iump. petX whiried around There
at striped Hhlpniuuk Erinning 10 him
from the 100 % ths old stone wall.
That's WeayeT the Orchard Otinlo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

lNNH NNN NnuNrfl
about Tor soup
Thing interesting
ITO syc fcli upuu
.thr penny ln the
slot machine. aud
he promptly ln
serted "a o.
hat" often
wHaU.N.rH.N H.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

htflned thlp4nuk CONTINUED IL tnu
u"h hn"N nm Nnu ought 20. lecaua.
~ o. y ~ IN very niUssf psr-ans ln
ne 'ld q I Just ioN. 10 heaf
hlm rinr Their comes Mr. Weave
in hope thei W ter.dea o. build ln
thH 'ld orchard t,is year
I'm Glad YOU io.f.ue M, .be
hcsauss : warti ne. a. ~, r.....t
~, confessed uster a. Do. sfuti.i
tho newcomer she "a not innt Ia
al like Weaver She ~ tr..s.t
in olive Efern and dull .,ilnu No.
white markings on hcr ~nsn prt,,
cuuldut help thlnkius hDu paah
easier % must be- fuf ~ a. Ma.
aulpnE the green leaves INA, fnf he,
hanisvine husband AIR Weaver
flew down q" the ground M nlrilsd
az Il long piece - grass
They ,f. building herc ns sutr
o. yuu 1--we cried Striped Mn
runh tu glad ~ that nUd .Iiu
etsf 500 their nest. petsfs ~ on,...
you haven't because Nuu aaIu nu
had never seen them before Tho.
ufHt BE- 10 wonder. Peter tt reuIIt lf
n b. nude Hlwuai wholly of long uus
Ffts.. and fiitf weave 10 Together U
tho muHt wonderful NaN
40 tho} have a hauglnr ns-t Hks
GuldY HsHed Peter 10 be tImldh
Nut surh deep uur tsnur.I
striped thipmunk The, bind ID
niofe CLOSELY a. tho branch. Hud ID
isn't deep enough 90 swing as Inidi
iues
Nu,i .,ori ." r iaIIs In whi'
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u cont und hat hung them up -
Nullod across to HE desk
No sir. can't say 10. oNsetl.
opli'i but they're Hlwa,a ~
N"' goi here
n'v'fch IH ikoi, Co come ~ -
l''''hf' up quarrel
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When he %strpilod COOL, into the off'
Jones' wac late ngiin. ps ustt
ut 90 IH the boss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

white waiting fof a train home from
The cts uue niEht Jones' gtew root.
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was stotWlug up
ana down
lio You EnoI
Nhui tan. We be-
Ein work hrfs
D.. asked tho late
arrival with drsp
sarcasm
Jones' took or
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-06
GIRLS! BEAUT|FY
YOUR HAIR AND
STOP DANDRUFF
Hair Becomes Charming, Wavy,
Lustrous and Thick
in Few Moments.
Every Bit of Dandruff Disap-
pears and Hair Stops
Coming Out.

For a few cents you can save your
hair. In less than ten minutes you
can double its beauty. Your hair be-
comes light, wavy, fluffy, abundant and
appears as soft, lustrous and charming
as a young girls after applying some
Danderine. Also try this-moisten a
cloth with a little Danderine and care
ully draw it through your hair, taxi
ing one small strand at a time. This
will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt or
excessive oil, and in just a few mo-
ments you have doubled tho beauty of
your hair. A delightful surprise awaits
those whose hair has been neglected
or is scraggy, faded. dry, brittle or
thin. Besides identifying the hair,
Danderine dissolves every particle Of
dapdruff; cleanses, purifies and invig-
crates the scalp. forever stopping Itch
ing and falling hair, but what will
please you most will be after few
weeks use, when you see new hair
fine and downy at first--yes--but
really new hair growing all over the
scalp. II you care for pretty. soft hair
and lots Of It. surely get a small bottle
Of Knowleton's Danderine from any
drug store or toilet counter and just
~ it-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-06
BOLSHEVIKS PUT BAN
ON THE BATHING EVIL

Paris, March 6-The Soviet govern
ment in Moscow is now regulating the
number of baths each person is per-
mitted to take In the various public
and private bathing places, and for
this purpose has divided the popula-
ton into three categories, according to
French refugees arrived here from
Russia. Those in the first category
are allowed to battle twice month, 1t
Is said, and those in the second cate
CORY once month, while those in the
third category never.
The cost of food in Russia is de-
clared to be prohibitive when food can
be obtained, and famine, made worse
by lack of medicine, was reigning in
Moscow when the French left. The
Bolsheviki call it the hunger typhus,.
and it claims from 1000 to 5000 victims
daily.
Premier Lenine, the refugees say. is
not affected by the food problem
Lenine has plenty to eat, and his bill
for fruit and vegetables in a recent
month amounted to 10000 rubles.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-06
PATTI, SONG BIRD, NEAR DEATH AT rs;
SPENDS LAST DAYS AT CASTLE IN WALES

New York. March 6-Tba rerort
that Nine. Adelina Patti tba ,ar,ou.
opera singer Of q renara+ion go -
near death at her home a. WAL. -
calls to Americans tho hri,,,a,t car.or
of this .rema rkahIe womor
Mime. Patti was horr a., .sa..,s Z.
1S4s. both her paranta h. ,,,,r aa,,;ssl.
fame on the onaratic STAGE GU. ~ !.
brought to New YORK; y. or ,,fan. III,
father for q t,ma actirr =. =
of the Italian onara 81 pa1,o,. go
house. which was IN u,hat =. H..
Chambers street sra 49, 49, ~" -"
in Lucia" n Novan,har Iesa J., ~
old Academy of N,rs,o a., I,,,,.,
ana in,mediat a,,, NJ, v.oo,,, $50 $3.50
lyric star = : 80 NV :"
After saver., 49,. -
nearances No. 3D., -. -
lava 4, 1eeI .,,,-
near.rca +hnro 80 -
nor,h,,,a. - 49, D., 80
Tho+ sar,a 49,. 49, 60 ope.a-
nearanca 81 sola,.. :. n,.. ~
Sha nrav,o,,.,,, 10 LaasA ie. Z.
patershnrS ga pn,,sse,s $500 o..
.ho ,,,os s,,.,..e, "nele :.
I'LL. 'ne siea'es'
49, b.. w
,oeo J. ua. ~s'. ~
~ alaI1y oauA' al,
a,na Ioos on'aiheo
ST. ~, - ye"i
liz, tano ',.,, ~, 1>loo-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-06

and ammunition, and have issued a
warning to dealers.
British government circles also are
bit exercised over a ministerial cri-
sis in Egypt. Some time ago Premier
Hussein Rushdi Pasha and Sir ABLY
Yeghen Pasha, mipister of education,
quit the cabinet, and all cabinet bust
ness has been held up for several
weeks.
The Mexican government. it has
been learned. has made application to
Great Britain for permission to pur-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-06
TRIBES IN MEXICO AND
INDIA BUY WAR STORES

Washington, March 6-Efforts are
being made by certain tribes in India
to purchase large quantities of arms
and other military equipment British
officials, according to advices re-
ceived here are somewhat alarmed
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-06
MEASURES PASSED.

The following measures were passed:
Senate bill No. IS by Porter-EX
empting school teachers from provi-
sions of workmen's compensation act.
Senate bill No. 139 by Nash-Pro-
viding for dissolution of irrigation dis
tricts.
Senate bill No. 141 by committee on
Notwithstanding for publication
Of statistics by the department of i'm
migration, labor and statistics and
county attorneys.
Senate bill No. 40 by Wedgewood-
Relating to contracts for the irrigation
of Carey act lands, providing cancel
lation of contracts where excessive ex-
cessive water rights are sold.
Senate bill No. SO by judiciary COM
mittee-To provide for surveys in the
state of Idaho by federal government.
Senate bill No. 73 by Lee-Providing
parties to suit must serve notice of ap-
peal in 10 days.
Senate joint memorial No. II by
itty-Memorializing congress to ap-
propriate $1,OO0,O00 for the completion
of the Fort Hall reservation reclama-
ton project.
Senate bill No. ST by McKnown-Pro-
viding for determination of noxious
weeds.
Senate bill No. 11S by Nelson-Cre-
ating bureau Of child hygiene In the
department Of public welfare.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-06
IN EFFECT DEC. I. 1878
intsrurban Time Table
ooiss Valley Traction Company
NORTHERN OlVlal0N

y
Lv. Boise for Eagle. Star. Middleton
; and Caldwell-7:00. 600. l1:00
.. m; 1900. $500. 400. $500. $500.
$500, 11:00 p. M.
Nv. Boise for Duncan--S:oo a. N. and
$40 p. m.
Nv. Duncan for Boiss--s:2S q. "a.
and 6:36 p. m.
SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Lv. Boise for Meridian. Nampa and
Caldwell-6:30. $500, 1000. ~: 0O
a. M: $500. 400. 500. $500. 500.
1000. '11:00 p. m.
TO Nampa only.
Lv. Boise for McDermott-e:3o
10000 a. m. and 500 p. m.
Lv. McDermott for Boise-s:U6.
1855 q m. and 5:56 p. m.
Schedule subject to change with.
out notice.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-06

Colds Cause Grip and Influenza.
LAXATIVE BRoMO QUININE TAB
let's remove the cause There is only
one "Bromo Quinine." Z. w. GROVES
signature on the box. 30c.-Th
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-06

dying then, however, and her success
was not SO great. Then 1t was that
she retired to her castle in Wales.