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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-19
8efanbnik.

8ir gingen burd Sen SriibIine
so gliiflid Irm in Mrm,
Sd los in ibren Iiteen
Son 2iebe iiib unb marin.
Die Nadtigan I'M Slieoer
Gang frob ibr idones 2ieb
llnb peibebolIe Inba1t
BOG ms bur6 oas @emiitb.
80 singen itumlm mir meiter
9is on bes 2iebdens Sbiir'.
v@oran benfIt Oh mein Sd1b6en2"
Ga Iprad ibr Miino 5li mir:
SD bin balt gar 10 gliidlid,
0enn eritens bin ih 8raut,
unb oann, o Ser5geliebter -
@iebt's belite S~ai,erfrai,tl"
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gorrigiert bon
S s. SeIm

3n berfanfen. 8%obnbaiis nit bier
8immer, 2idt unb @aiierleiting.
Seller unb &oblenbebaIter nebIt elmer
balben Cote, ebenen @arten. Chen.
falls elm @ebG,ibe 80 BEL 40 SUB NIT
ebenio groBen grbgeidoB, &oblenbe.
bdlter unb 8anerleitiing, nit elmer
balben 2otte, fam 5uiammen ODER
einaeln 5u mdBigem Breis %eefauft
iueroen. Nad5ufragen bel
&idarb 8. 8oeidei,
Sermann, 800.
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@cr oas goHsblatt permibt.
miro bic llriade BARN iinbert, bab er
Die 8eitins nidt mieber beiteIIt Bot
oils bic 8eit abseInufen NOR. 8enn
Die 3eit abgelnifen III, b6ren mir nit
benz Sdiden auf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-19

NablGbiefeit in 8eaug auf Sanbe
unb 3dbne peruriadt iebes Sabr in
Imerifa mebr Sooesfdlle, als Nad.
IGbisfeit in 8eaie a,lf Die Sanbbab.
ing bon &raftpager,, erflart bic Bun.
bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Man bal.
te Die SGn6e rein, fret bon &eimen,
meg bonn Miin6e unb man beiude ben
3abnar5t ~regelmGbig.
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Gin aatedismms Der @erfaiinus Der
8ereinisten Staaten.
Copyright By Sp. g. @cit 1919

5.
8. g3ie la,lten Die 8erfaiiilngs.ge
ft%immrneen iiber Die @erihtsgemaltI
u. 9ie @erihtsgeipalt liegt in ben
Sdnoen zines Oberlten @erihtsbofes
(Supreme Court unO u%ntergeorone'
ter @eri6tsbofe. Die 8ifter tperoen
bon benz BrGiioenten ernannt r,o
bIeiben fir Die Dailer ibres suten BE-
tragens i'm Imt.
s. Beldes iinb Die Wtadtbefugnil-
ie unb Die @eridtsgemalt Der Bun.
besseridtsbOfe3
y. 9ie 8erfaiiung beitimmt, oaB
bic @erihtsgepalt iid auf ale Sale
bes formalen 8edts unb oes 9illig'
beitsredts Clam ano cqnitp) eritredt,
bic ii1 aus Der 8erfaiinng, ben De.
feten Der 8ereinigten Staatcn u,b
ben 8ertrGgen ereebenL bic nit Der
Nutoritdt Der 8~ereinigten Staaten
aeidloiien porben iinb ooer geibloi.
fen iperben mogen. Serner auf ollie
ssale, Die @eianbten anbere offent.
Ii6e Beauftragte unb &%cniuln be.
treifen; al,f alle 5alle, bic Der De
ridtsbarfeit Der Ibmiralitat uno oes
Seeamts unterlteben; auf Streitig-
feiten. in oenen bic Der. Staaten cine
Der Harteien iinb; auf Streitigfeiten
5tpiiden omei nnb mebr Staaten 5lpi.
iden 8iirgern peridieoener Staa.
ten, apiiden 9iirgern o~esielben Staa.
ties, oie auf @runb bon 2anbbelpil.
Iisungen peribiebener Staaten Sin.
tpriihe auf @rilno unb 8oben erbe.
ben ionic alif Streitigfeiten 5miihcn
einem Staafe unb ieinen 9iirgern
uno fremben Staatcn iinb beren Dir.
germ ODER llntertnnen.
> s. @as miro oilrh Die @elp1brung
bieIer Madt eraielt2
". Die gcitimmiitg bebeutet, baB
Der Sberlte @eribtsbof in Den Scr.
einigten Stauten gum bornebmiten
81dtcr Der @crfaiiung semaht miro,
10 DAB m,d Der 9eringite giireer iein
@cbt nerlanecn fam, menn burd gr.
lab cines @eietcs ober ourd cine
Sanblung feline bur6 Die 8erfaiinng
ucrbiirgten &ed,te perlebt merben.
s. @as bebeutet Spdperrat geeen
Die 8ereinigten Staaten9
u. Sohnerrat gegen Die 8ereinig-
ten Stanten beitcbt einaig BARN. baf
ienlanb 8rieg eegen iie fiibrt unb cs
nit ibren Seinbcn balt. inbem or Den
letteren beiitebt llnb file ernuitiat.
Cine Eerion foun MIR auf @runb Der
GusIagen bon aipei 3eugen in 8eauq
aif bieIelbe offenfunbiee Sat ilno ai,I
@runo zines 9efenntniiies in Sffent
lider @erihtsiistng pege, $ohber
rots pernrteilt tperben.
s.. @elhe 8eborhe beltimmt 81,
Strafe fiir Sodperrat?
". Der aonereB.
8. Stcbert iid aIle 9iirger aIIel
Staaten IN 8e5tig onf 3edte uni
Bflihten chamber gleid?
q. So. Die Burger ieoes ein5elnct
Staates babcn aniprrd o,if nIIe @or
redte uftb Sreibeiten, Die Die @iirger
Der perihieocnen Stoaten genieben
Eerioncn, Die bes Sofpcrrots. einel
idperen 8erbrehcns ooer eines on
bcren 8erbredens beidulbiet limo DC
@erehtiefeit nift er,tsieben, inSer
Tie bon cinem Sfantc nod eiucm on
beren fIiebcr, ionbern miiiien oil
gcrlangen aiisgeliefert tuerben.
S. @eldc giireifaiten ncrocn Sc
Gtaaten aeaeben2
u. Cine repnblifaniide 3eeicr
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Aasemeine gonntp.N euisteiten.

Bel einem 9ie Supper I'M S6ul.
bauie 6es @eller 9iitrift, nabe Ga.
naan, singen $140 Elm, Die fir Sdnl.
5iuede beitimmt fin6.
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+. J.. koener,
e4mitb u. @agtnma4tl
Ylb.

Sd msrbe beftrebt iein uur bic
beften arbeiten II. Baare, su liefern.
Sd babe lange grfabrune i'm Bfer6e.
beidIasen iomobI mie i'm Shmie0e.
unb Bagenbanomerf.
Garmipaeen, 8ugsies. Warlr.
Spreaoers unb Gormt.N aidinen an
Sonb ODER auf 8eitellune Su giiniti.
gen 8ebineuneeri ltno gu mnebntba.
rem Vreiien eeliefert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-19

unasform uno SdIit eegen feino.
Iiden @infaII, ipie aiid Sdus gegen
IofaIe @epalttdtigfeiten, penn Dies
Die 2esislatur, ODER falls Die Segis.
Iatl,r nidt ~eiriberuien meroen fam,
Die e1efutipe %perlangt.
s. &ann Die 8erfaiiung perdnoert
per6en2
q. So. I'm ,redtsfrdftig gu iein,
mniiIen 8er1noerungen ippobl bon
| apei Gritteln oes Senats ipie BON
stpei OritteIn oes Repraientanten.
balies angenommen unb alsoann bon
Den aesislaturen ODER aonpenten in
brei 8icrteln Der Staaten r~atifi5iert
peroen.
5. SIT Dies Die ein5ige geranoer.
ungs . Wetbobe2
u. Stein. guf Grithen Der 2cgis'
lati1r bon 5mei 9ritteln Der peridie.
benen 8unoesitaaten mub Der Son.
areB einen &onpent at oem SDede
e~inbernfen ibm abdnberungspor.
idl1se bor5ulegen; aber oieie Wetbo'
DC lit nod ME ansewenbet poroen.
s. SIT Die 8eriaiiung porberrid'
enc?
u. Sa. Observation-Disclosures uno
8eiese, Die Die g%eitimmungen Der
8erfaifuns berlesen, iinb ungeieslid.
s. @iro elm religioier gio bon ben
geamten perlangt?
". Nein. Die @crfaiinng ihreibt
ausoriidlid Dor, bob fem religiofer
gio perlangt peroen bari.
s. @ie piel Intrige our SerGnoer.
ling iinb angenommen noroen2
u. adt5ebn.
5. @eldes lit Der daraftcriitiide
Dug Der eriten aebn2
". @lei1 nod Der Mnnabme Der
8erfaiiiine fiibltc man, bab iie nidt
~seniieenb 8iirgidaften gum Sduse
oes ~einaelnen 9iirgers entbielt. Dieie
8iirgihaften m,1rben in Den eriten
5ebn amendments, bic polfstiimlih
als bill Of rights" befannt iinb, ME.
bergeleet.
S. @eldes iino Die midtigiten Be.
itimmlngen oieier acbn In1eno.
ments?
v. Dos erlte @menbment beItimnlt,
bab Der Gpngreb fem 8eiet erlaiien
BARI meI1es cine Heligion our
Staatsrelision madt, ODER Die freie
Mrsiibung Der 8elieion perbietct,
ober Die &ebe. nno Yrebfreiteit be.
idneibet, o6er bas &ed)t bes 8olfes
berfiir3t, iid 3u periantrneln ilnb bic
&egierung I'M @bitell,ing bon ge.
idnerben al pctitionieren. 0as
aipeite crflGrt, bab bas HedNt bes @ol.
fes, @affen 3li beiiten linb Su trasen,
nibt bceintr6htiet perben barf unb
bas brittle beihiist Sonillenbdupter
oagegen, baB bel ibnen in Srieoens-
seiten 5manesipeiie Solbaten einqlar-
tiert merben, obcr Sab iic III &ricgs.
aeiten anbers als in geiebli6 borgc-
i6riebener @eiie Guaranteeing CT.
balten.
s. 8elbc onberc 9iirgidoften ae.
mGbrIeiitet Die @crfaiiuns9
u. 0as pierte amendment be.
itimmt, Dob bas Heht oes Bottles in
@e5us alif 8erion, @obmlne, 9ofi,.
mcnte uno @ieentllm aeaen gr1inoloie
ltnteriudnnsen utb 9eihlagnebm.
llngen ge5hiitt 81 fem, niht perlest
merben barf unb Dab 8oll3iebunssbe-
feble MIR auseeitellt merben biirfen,
penn be%griinbeter, auf orbentli6 be.
i6norene Iitsiagen b~erubenbcr Ser.
badt borliegt uno lpenn Der 81, ourf.
iudenbe Srt unb Die 5n perbof-
tenoe Herion ober Ole all bei6Iua.
ncbmenben 0inec ansoriidIi1 be.
ihrieben merben.
Gortiesung foIgt).
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3n nerfanfen: elm Gbeprolet Muto-
mobil Occurring gar). 8reis $500
Iat3ufrasen in Der Office B. vi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-19

@m. 81. 8arbarid, elm friiberer
9iirger unieres gouatps itarb leste
ISOLDE in ieiner Seimatb in Siage
County. i'm Sitter bon Ga Sabren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-19
6eiratbserlanbnikideine.

Willie F. Farris, Owensville 30
Mabel M. Martin, Canaan ------17
Earle B. Bows, jefferson City ----23
Marion SchneIl, Jefferson City ----23
Orge Brethorst, Berger ------29
Hulda M. Meyer, Hermann --22
Arnold E. Heinlein, Stony Hill ---S2
Ida C. Meyer, Hermann ------21
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Neue Nnseigen
@aseOnaOe 8iOer Sarmers Sadet So,

Die iabrlide @~eriammlitns Der M-
fen . Snbaber Der 8ascona6e @iber
Farmers Badet 60. 5itr @abl bon
Direftorer, unb 5ur grleoigung an.
berer @eiddfte bie porgebradt iper-
ben moeen, finbet ON, @untas, ben 5.
Sannar 1920 in Botsoam itatt.
Gam. Sedmarln. Hr1fibent.
6. 8. Meper, Sefretar.
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DQ1l1e 0e9 SSeller OIIluIt, NQge Sus
naanL singen $14O elm. Die fir Sdul.
5ipede beitimmt iinb.
@m. 81. 8arbarid, elm friiberer
@iirger unieres Gountps itarb leste
ISOLDE in ieiner :Seimatb IN Siage
County. i'm Sitter bon ga Sabren.
Die Gone @rope Sdule, nnter Sci.
tllne BON SRI. ella Stoenner, miro
am gbeno oes 20. 9e3ember cine lido.
ne Notwithstanding beranltal-
ten, ou peIbem Seoermann freuno.
lidit eineelaoen 1T.
Gin @eibnahts +. Yrogram nno
pie . 5llpper finbet am abenb oes
90. DECEMBER in Der Sirit Greet
Sdule (9lrtbur Mppriu, 2ebrer)
itatt, gu peld)em an ollie cine bofli6e
ginldoung ergebt.
Saro Cider, Der 10 popular in Der
Sarriion unb Spler Champagne nor,
fommt ipieoer als gbren. Die 8ol-
iteao Brobibition . @fte geitattet biz
gum 16. Sanuar Die Sabrifation uno
Den 8erfauf bon giber NpfeImein)
bon ireenb einem ~beliebigen arfobol.
@ebalt.
Siaac Sbodlep. friiber in Sbiro
Greet Sownibip mobnbaft, itarb lettc
8o1e in ieiner @obnune in Siage
County, I'M Sitter bon IA Sabren.
Bon iieben &inoern melde i'm iiber-
lebeil, nobnen folgenbc in inherent
County: 2bos. Sbodlep, bon 8lanb.
". 3, Jrall 5ranf Sett, bon Canaan,
Srai 9atban 8illiams, Srau Self.
9eder uno Srari Senrp ISeba, ale in
glanb nobnbaff.
Sn Der SirIt Greet Sdule, meld}er
SRI. Ottillie Spis als 2e9rerin Dor.
ltebt, ipirb am 26. 9eScmber, beeirt-
memo 8 ubr abenbs cine geiellige I'm.
terbaltins nebit pic Stpper itatt.
finben. Seoermam lit fre,inolidit
eingelaben ilnS bic 'Ganlen iinb CT.
iiidt Bies al bringen. ip1brenb bon
Den Serrer I'M quite 2a,ine lnb 9e.
eeiiterung gum u8ieten" erpartet
miro.
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8erlanst: cine erfabrene &ohin in
elmer fleinen Samilie in ct. 2ouis.
2obn $40. Had5ufragen in Der 81.
flee 3. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-19

Gorrigiert bon
eeeers NiIIina 6 o

eorrlglert bon
eeeerS NiIIina 6 o.
Beiaen, per 8ufbeL -$2.2 5
&oegenmebl, per 100 Bfuno -. 500
Smperial, Goft fpbeat) p. 8. -. 600
Oailp 9reaa (baro ipbent) p.S. $50
@oo6 Sud. per God -- $50
Sbipituff. per 100 BfunS .---...-. 200
&leie, per 100 Hfunb 2.20.
gorrigiert bon
SobnS. SeImers
@ier, per 9uteno -. Sc
Spring Gbidens, per Rfb. -- 10
Siibner, per 8funb ----~ .12-.t9
gnten, per 8funb --- .2t
8Gnie, per 8funb -~. .16
Gods. per Hfunb ---. 10
Slrfeps, per Yfuno .27
&artoffeln, per @liibeI --. t.5O
Butter, per Bflino -.----. $40
Sdmal5, per Bfunb --- $50
8olle, per Bfun6 .55
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-11
CANYON COUNTY IS
0vERSUBSCR|BED
ON VICTORY LOAN

Caldwell, May 10.-At a late hour
this evening c. Ben Ross, Of Parma,
chairman of the victory loan campaign
for Canyon county, announced that APP
proximately $625,000 or $1,000 in excess
of its quota, had been subscribed
The campaign was aggressively wag-
ed during the last two days and dur
ing this period of time both the Cald-
well district and the Nampa district
secured their complete quotas, the
Nampa district subscribing $4,000 or
$4,000 in excess Of it's quota. The ex-
act amount subscribed by the Caldwell
district could not be ascertained at a
late hour this evening, but it was
known that it had more than secured
$237,000, its quota. Attorney G. w.
Lamson of Nampa, chairman of the
campaign for the Nampa district, B.
M. Holt, chairman for the Caldwell
district and Ross Madden for this city.
In each Of the five campaigns which
have been waged, Canyon county has
gone over the top" with large sums
in excess of her quotas and ranks
among the first counties of the state
in patriotic services during the war
which has just been terminated.
Much credit attaches to Chairman
Ross and his district and city chair
men for the jealous efforts with which
they have directed the several cam
paigns which have been waged in the
county.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-11
NAMPA

Nampa. May 10.-Mrs. John D.
Bloomfield visited in Caldwell yester-
day.
Tom Pool, the local pharmacist,
transacted business in Boise yester-
day.
Mrs. w. A. Wilson was the guest
of Boise friends last evening.
H. L. Nickel returned last evening
from a business trip to Portland.
DR.. John Pipher was a Caldwell Wis
itor yesterday.
L. J. Rudd, Of Lewellen. Nebraska
Is visiting in the city and looking over
the country with a view to locating.
Mrs. Pearl MCGEE and daughter of
Burns, Ore, are visiting in the city.
d. A. Brewer of Eugef>G~e, looked
after business interests here yester-
day.
H. M. Walter of Seattle is a busi-
ness visitor in the city.
S. Ruark of Melba spent yesterday
here.
DR.. ]. G. Atterberry will arrive this
evening from France, weber he has
been with the American expeditlonary
forces the last Is months. He will be
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-11
MANY VISIT COLLEGE
DURING CELEBRATION

Nampa, May 10.-"College Day." OBJ
served by the Northwest Holiness Col
lege of this city yesterday in the inter-
est of the campaign which it is waging
for an endowment fund of 100000,
was participated in very largely by
the citizens of the city who visited the
administration buildings and inspected
the collegiate departments, the dormi-
tories and other buildings of the insti-
tuition. The total number of visitors
was in excess of 200. The affair was
featured by a luncheon, following which
addresses We're delivered by Mayor II.
H. Keim, City Attorney w. P. O'Con-
nor, Rev. j. S. Colvin, Rev. w. w. Deal
G. c. Reed, Gus Roberts and c. A.
Fisher, all of whom lauded the insti-
tuition and emphasized it's importance
as a factor in the progress of the city.
More than so per cent of the pro-
posed endowment fund has been raised
without any call having been made
upon the citizens of this city, and it
is anticipated that the campaign will
be successfully completed during the
summer.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-11
COMMENCEMENT TO
BEGIN ON FRIDAY

Meridian, May 10-The annual CON-
mencement of the rural high school OF
this place is scheduled to begin Fri
day evening of next week, at which
time the high school operetta, 1.-THE
Feast of the Red Corn" will be rem
dered. Sunday, May IS, at o'clock
in the evening the baccalaureate ser
mon will be delivered at the Methodist
church. GLASS Day" will be observed
Monday evening, May 10, at the high
school auditorium. The junior senior
banquet will occur Tuesday evening,
May 20, and the commencement exer-
cises will be held Thursday evening,
May 20.
DIR. r. NJ. Donaldson of Boise, pas
tor Of the Presbyterian church of that
city, delivering the address to the
graduating class. The members of the
class are as follows: Glenn L. Hawks,
Ralph Palmer, Thomas Clark, Fred M.
Adams, Thelma Edith Waggoner, Edna
May Rife, Edwin Kieffer Biddle and
Ida NJ. Lund.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-11
HUSTON

Houston, May 1O.-Mothers' day will
be observed at the Huston church
Sunday morning. Besides the SER
mon for mothers. there will be special
music. Carnations will be given to
the mothers present.
The Free Methodist church will give
program in honor of Mothers day
Sunday evening at o'clock. DR..
Drake of Boise will deliver the address
and there will be carnations for all
of the mothers.
+. F. Faris left Thursday for Oma-
ha. He will visit relatives in Indi-
ana before returning home.
Laurence Marck and Preston Nico-
las were Boise visitors Tuesday.
The Misses Carrie and Marguerite
Hitson have been on the sick list since
last week.
The Nelson family has recovered
from the FLU" and the w. Dotson fam
lily is recovering from the same dis
ease.
j. L. Nicolas arrived here from Camp
Upton, N. Y, last week, after several
months in France. He will remain in
Huston and has started to work in the
Deer Flat mercantile store.
The Rowen place was sold the first
of the week. w. p. Holton purchased
the south 40 and a Mr.. Clark from
Minnesota the north 40.
Grover DeCoursey and family spent
Sunday at Warm Springs.
c. C. Greenfield and wife were Boz
Sc visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. d. Crook and Mrs
,olt 90
kuna Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Rose, Mrs. Nellie
Rose and Mr.. Vanderbilt made BUSH
ness trip to Sunnyside. near Mountain
Home, Friday.
c. f. Smith and wife, Glenn Davis
and wife and George Vogt and wife
enjoyed an auto trip through the Mel
ba country Thursday.
Miss Irene Rose Is recovering from
the humps.
The primary and intermediate rooms
OF the school will be out Friday, May
16. Miss Reeds room will continue one
week longer to make up time lost by
sickness.
Roy Hazelton and family moved
this week from the C. F. Smith place
TO Huston and Mr.. and Mrs. Finley
have moved from the Clyde Myers
place to the Smith place.
Mr.. Benson is confined to his bed
with a bad flesh wound on his leg
above the knee, the result of being
kicked by horse last Saturday.
Mrs. Floyd Smith entertained at din
her Wednesday evening the Misses
Hazel Reid, Harriet Chambers, Flor
ence Woods and Atha Hitson. Later
In the evening, all went to the Hitson
home, where they were over night
guests of Miss Hitson.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-11
COURTS MAY DECIDE
NAMPA PAPER ISSUE

Nampa, May 10 - Developments
within the past two days in the con-
troyersy between stockholders of the
Free Press, the daily Partisan
league paper, published in this city,
and w. G. Scholt, it's editor and it's
board of directors of the paper, in
which the stockholders seek to GUST
Scholtz from control of the paper, the
board of directors having declined to
concede to the demand of the opos-
ing stockholders, who include l.. L..
Young, Rev. w. w. Deal and c.. M.
Bumgardner.
In resolutions adopted May s, the
board of directors declare that the fl
nancial condition of the paper is in a
satisfactory condition and that no rea-
son exists for any concession.
The opposing stockholders are
among the most influential members
of the league in Canyon county and it
was through their influence that the
paper was launched and because of
this fact it is anticipated that the bat
tie which is scheduled to be started in
the courts will be fought to finish.
Much opposition has developed to the
editorial policy of the paper in all
parts Of the county and among men,
bers Of the league because of the pub
lication Of an editorial in recent issues
condoning the reasonable course OF
Eugene V. Debs and another interpre-
ted as defending the mailing Of bombs
to government officials.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-11
APPOINTMENTS MADE
BY MAYOR OF NAMPA

Namea, May 10.--At a special meet
ing of the city council held this morn
ing Mayor II. Fl. Keim announced the
following appointments: City attor-
ley, w. p. O'Connor; city engineer, j.
ii. Smith, city treasurer. Miss Ger
trude Miller; street commissioner and
superintendent of water works, c. V.
Whallon; chief of fire department
Frank Rockwell; cemetery sexton,
Oliver Dickman; janitor of city hall,
William Amoreux.
Though it had been expected that
the mayor would announce the ap-
pointment of chief of police he did
not do so, but stated that this appoint
ment would be deferred for the pres
ent. In the meantime, Chief of Police
Larry Maloney will hold over as chief
until he is reappointed or a successor
is chosen to him.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-11
MERIDIAN

Meridian, May 10-Mrs. Nora Miller
visited in Boise today.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Waggoner visit
ed in Boise yesterday.
Fred C. Adams, the local restaurant
man, transacted business in Boise yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tolleth were
visitors to Boise yesterday.
w. II. Peer and Volhey Watts went
to Tamarack yesterday on business
mission.
James Fuller spent yeste day in
Boise.
Mrs. J. c. Beam visited Boise friends
yesterday.
Glenn Leininger was a Boise visitor
yesterday.
Mrs. Charles King wss among the
local people visiting in Boise ycster-
day.
Miss Ruth Peer was the guest Of
Boise friends yesterday.
Frank Rosenloff looked after BUSH
ness interests in Nampa yesterday.
]. f. Whitlock was a business visi-
tor to Boise yesterday.
Funeral services We're held from the
Methodist church this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock for George r.. Hy,e who
died at his farm residence three miles
southwest of here Thursday from
paralysis, Rev. C. A. Quinn, pastor of
the Methodist church, conducting the
services.
Mrs. Lucy Morton was the quest of
Boise friends today.
Mrs. ]. J. Jones and daughter visit
ed in Boise today.
The residence of T. Mr. HarreI IN Ido
no street has been purchased ,; T. NJ
Harrell by John Lietke for n consider
alton of $3.50 The deal was male
through J. r. Clark, the local real cs-
tate man.
w. $. Matter, the local undertaken,
has purchased the Daley residence on
Idaho street Of the Moore estate for a
consideration of $1,000
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-11
WATCH THAT CLOCK.
(Adv.)
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

SOME OF OUR BEST BARGAINS
so acres in good locality, 5 miles from
town, "a miles to school. All in grain.
No buildings. Land lays good. One
half crop goes with place If taken
soon. Price $4,000, cash $4,000, bal
ance easy terms.
so acres, y mile from good high
school lays excellent Enough woven
wire to fence entire place, 4-foot
fence. Deep well and engine. Nice
dairy ba IN. Lays in excellent shape,
no dttcles to clean. Head gate on
place. Price $4,000. Small pay
ment down until possession given
this fall A money maker.
so acres J miles from town, 10 acres
high, now bungalow, rooms, els
terms, small barn. One half crop
goes with place. Possession given
first of March. Price $4,000.
40 acres pm good sandy road. Lays
perfect All fenced and cross fenced
4-foot wire. Deep well. Small house
and barn. Nice yard. Immediate
possession, $500. Good terms
We have a number of other good buys,
8, 10, "a acre tracts. Call and see
your land agents.
GLOUG1E BROS. & CRAIG
1912 First Street So. Nampa, Idaho.
IF