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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-07
BOISE VALLEY GETS
WHITE FROST but NO
DAMAGE To fruit
Mercury Slips to 20 Degrees
and as Low as &c and 27 on
the Bench-Fruit Not Far
Enough Advanced to Suffer,

Boise valley was swept this morn
ing with white frost and tempera =
ture triflc below freezing, but the
only damage done was to few early
apricots and an occasional extra early
peach tree. The mercury slipped down
the glass to 27 degrees by the govern
ment Thermometer, while tempera-
lures on the bench ranged from 26 to
20 degrees.
ApriCotS which have been in bloom
for n week suffered to some extent.
but an examination revealed that
many Of the blossoms were not hurt
There are but a few apricot trees in
the valley and a total loss of that
fruit would not make much difference.
Apples and pruncs, the big valley
crops, promise to be plentiful. The
trees are slow in sending forth buds
and unless u May freeze should strike,
which is now unlikely, an exceptional
crop is PREDICTED.
Fremont Wood, one of the big apple
growers of the valley, stated an April
freeze seldom did any damage to fruit.
The May freeze, which occasionally
hits the valley, is one which wipes out
the crop but with a late spring and
fruit not advanced by warm February
weather, he states, the conditions were
very favorable for II full crop of ap-
pies and pruncs.
Other fruit growers have the same
version, and, while the weather man
predicts cold weather tonight and
probably Tuesday night, no alarm is
felt
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-07

itiLg with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G.. u. Chrisman, has returned to Salt
Lake,
Mrs. Il. w. Williams and children left
Sunday evening for St. Louis on an ex-
tended visit
Mr. and Mrs. 0. NJ. Malmborg OF
Eagle were registered at the Idanha
Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. s. c. Wyatt are Boise
visitors from Twin Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. I,angford of Mur-
ply are spending a few days at the
Ida nina.
w. \. Alfred was an arrival in Boise
this morning from Preston.
D. A. Jones Of Bellevue is transact
ing business in the city for a few days
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-07
Build Up the System
After Flu" Attack

thorough tonic to rebuild the system so
that YOU can have your old time
strength and Vigor restored.
Nothing can equal 5. :. :. for com
pietely restoring your strength and vi
tally after you have had this distress
Ing disease. This splendid remedy
purifics the blood, removing all disease
germs, and builds up the entire system.
5. 5. 5. is sold by druggists every
where. Ii YOU wish medical advice.
simply write to Chief Medical Adviser,
255 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga. who
will give you such advice as your case
may need, without cosL-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-07
ONE LONELY BUNNY CORRALED.

Sacramento. Cal, April After
several hundred men and boys had
tramped four hours over Sutter coun-
ty wheat fields in the annual rabbit
drive Sunday, one lonely bunny was
driven into the corral at Verona.
More than COO big jacks We're shot
during the drive, however. Last year
$500 were driven into the pen and
$500 cleared for the Red Cross. The
grain was too high this time and the
rabbits hid and doubled back.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-07
JEFFERSON COUNTY
STAGES BUNDLE DANCE

jefferson county, Idaho promoted
the success OF its used clothing collec-
ton by holding bundle dance. adj
mission being - cents and a bundle
per person.
People came by dozens and scores,
everyone having a gunny sack or
sugar sack full Of clothing. More
than a ton of clothing was collected
at this orc party; in addition s54 was
taken in at the door which was used
for the purchase Of additional cloth
ing To be used in tho collection.
The day after the party the cloth
ing was collected ON small wagons
and paraded through the streets of
the town of Rigby to the place from
which it was shipped. This consti-
tuted excellent publicity and resulted
in additional contributions of clothing.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-07
BRISTOL.

Mrs. +. II. Phillips. Los Angeles:
Frank l.. Washhurn. LaGrande: \. j.
Mitchell, Cascade; Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.
Poison, Wendell; John NJ. Cannon,
city; Mrs. Edith L. Smith, Caldwell;
l.. Nelson, Bull; A. w. Confer Noun
tain Home; Mr.. and Mrs. IT. d.
Thompson, New Plymouth; Mrs. Ma
son, New Plymouth; Miss Swatman.
New Plymouth; MIR. and Mrs G.
Ames. Portland, Mrs. Lynch, Noun
tain Home; Mrs. r. F. Lifler, Weiser;
Mrs f. Dyer. Weiser; Iva NJ. Cooper.
Vale; r. w. Stoughton, Payettc: V. r.
Botkin, Nampa; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Olson. Portland; Albert kcnney and
family, Homedale: r. I. Sarvis. Home
dale: Leo II. Martin, city; Charles G.
Trader, Nampa; Jake Discus. Ontaro;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson. Wen
dell; Avery Say, Centcrvillc; Mr.. and
Mrs. \. Byers, CenterNillc; George T.
Crimson, Ney Meadows; Mrs. David
Stone. New Plymouth; Vera Grey,
New Plymouth; Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ.
Smock, Now Plymouth; c. w. Shanks,
New Plymouth; G. ]. Soper. city:
Walter Robbins. city; NJ. w. Stoll.
Denver; Mr.. and Mrs. John Brosman,
Ontario; Henry Bird. Payette: G. w.
Clason, Caldwell; II. NJ. Coulson, Nor
folk, No.; Leroy Williams, Camp Lee;
IS. NJ. Price, Wendell; \. r. Matthew.
son, Salt Lake; s. NJ. Swanson, Pay
cite; II. r, Stevens. Payette: b. e.
Crouther, Payette; w. NJ. Clarp, Pay
cite; Joe Davis, Arrowrock; c. Zigler,
Nampa; j. B. Swanson, Payette;
Lewis Rowell, city: Lenard Sandy,
city; Mr.. and Mrs. w. ~ Scofield
Mountain Home; j. w. Crowley, Port
land; Roy CoWan, Seattle; l.. .Soren-
son, Tacoma: Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Brown, Grand View; Mabel Archer,
Augusta Main; j. .. Gaist. Mountain
Home; Arthur \, Jones. Salem; |.
Tracy, Weiser; w r. WEIGH, Port
land; c. II. Edmiston, san Francisco;
G. b. Brown, Gooding; A. b, Lucas
New Meadows; Mrs. Rose Standaher
Salmon; Mrs. l.. L. Thomas and son,
Glenns Ferry; A. NJ. Myers. Boise; A.
Greene, city; Jack Galloway, city; \.
l.. Anderson, Gleuns Ferry; G. G. Al
len, Ontario; Grant Wikerson. Notus:
;. Il. Swanson, Payette; Faye Hutton.
city; Mrs. j. l.. Gum. Glenns Ferry;
d. +. Mautz, Glenns Ferry
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-07
PROGRAM PREPARED.

The program is as follows:
Friday, April II, at 2:3O y. m, Y.
NJ c. A. builwding, A. l.. Frechafer
presiding.
Introductions.
Idaho Boy Power" John II. Rudd.
Directing Boy Power in the Coun-
ty," Albert T.. Roberts
Covering the Field Adequately" ]
b. Rhodes.
Banquet, 80 p, m. at the OwNhec
hotel, w. II. Coppedge presiding.
Address. ]. r. Rhodes.
Address, Alberr T.. Roberts.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-07
Important That You Get Back Your
Strength as Soon as Possible

Everyone who has had the Flu" finds
the system in weakened and run
down condition. the nervous system
all upset the appetite gone. and a gem
eral good for nothing feeling pervades
the entire body.
This is the effects of this strenuous
disease. 1t always leaves its victim
SO weak and debilitated that there is as
much danger from it's after effects as
from the disease itself In other words,
after an attack or the FLU" you need a
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-07
HOGS HIT NEW TOP. $2o.4o.

National city, ILL.,. April IA rec
ord top for the hog market here was
made today when "heavies" said at
s20,40. The high of $2035 was estab-
lished year ago. The market today
was up from % to 35C
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-07
FLU GRIPS NEW SOUTH WALES

sydney, y. ;. w, April 1.--lnilu-
enza is becoming more serious than
ever. There are hundreds of new
cases daily and 80 deaths occurred last
week
The government has closed schools.
theatres, picture palaces and race
courses. Hotel customers are allow
ed TO remain only five minutes in the
bars
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-07

PHONE 10 TO- baggage wagons.
Prompt service. Peasley Transfer *
Storage Co.--Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-07

Your he
who deny hmthey surrender But herein lies mraehe
doesn't leave them but RICHER though
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-07

1t is largely due to adver-
Using. And big share of the
credit belongs to newspaper
advertising.
Stop and think how many of
the foods you eat, the things
you wear and other articles
entering into your everyday
life, you first heard of through
newspaper advertisements.
You will then realize what
a part they do play, or should
play, in your daily life.
Read the advertisements in.
the newspapers regularly and
thoroughly, if you are not al
ready doing SO. They mean
more to you than you can tell.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-07

In foreign lands the modern
lied dwelling is found only in
the better sections of the
larger cities.
In America, even in remote
rural districts, you find the
piano, the vacuum cleaner,
washing machines, up.to.date
heating systems, telephones
and numberleSs electrical ap.
pliances.
There is a well.kept look
about residence, store or out.
buildings with an atmosphere
of prosperity and content.
Did you ever stop to realize
why this is so; how this con.
dition was brought about?
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-07
Tie Comforts of the
American Home

1t is well known fact that home for home, the American
household has comforts and than that
other nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-02
Many Languages Common.

"Laneuages spoken by only Il or 10
settlements are comparatively COM
mon; and on the headwaters OF the
Andiski Koisu, in southwestern Dag.
hestan. there is an isolated village OF
flfty or sixty houses-the aoul OF In
nookh-which has language OF It's
own. not spoken or understood by
any other part of the whole Caucasian
"Of course, the life, customs. and So
cial organizations of a people who
originated in the way that l have de-
scri oed. and who lived for perhaps
1000 years in almost complete isoia-
ton from all the rest of the world,
presented when they first became
known many strange and archaic fea-
lures. In the secluded valleys and
canyons of the eastern Caucasus 1t
was possible to study state OF So
ciety that existed in England before
the Norman conquest, and see in full
operation customs and legal processes
that had been obsolete everywhere
else in Europe fur at least mlllen-
mum.
MANY of the aouls of central and
southern Daghestan bear striking
resemblance to the pueblos and Gill;
dwellings of New Mexico. The stone
walled houses are built together in a
compact mass on the steep slope OF a
| high terrace, and the fiat roofs rise In
| tiers or steps. one above another. just
as they do in the settlements of our
puebIo Indians. The roof of one house
; forms a small square front yard for
the occupants of the house next above
| it. and ladders serve as means OF In
| accommodation between the roofs
| of the ascending tiers"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-02
INSTRUCTIONS MAILED
TO THE CENSUS TAKERS
Bureau Issues Rules and 1nforma-
ton for the Guidance Of Its
10000 Helpers.

Instructions for the $4,000 persons
engaged by the census bureau to as
sist in the taking of the decennial
census have been mailed out. These
instructions must be followed strict
" in the canvassing work. the bu-
reau announced yesterday. Each
enumerator will be held responsible
to the supervisor of the census dis
trict in which he works. The United
States is divided into 312 census dis
| trictS.
! Identification cards have been pre-
pared and will be furnished to all
! enumerators, which. with their writ
ten commissions. will be evidence of
! their authority to ask the questions
| required by the census act and to in
sist upon accurate answers.
1 Four schedules are to be used by
F.. enumerators, two for populations,
one of which is the general schedule
and the other the supplemental sched-
ule for deaf mutes and the blind. The
other two are for agriculture. one be-
ing the general farm schedule and
| the other for live stock not on farms
| or ranges
| Special agents are in charge of the
census of mines, Quarries, forestry
and manufactures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-02

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Only Question of Altitude.

Climate here is only a question of
altitude Out of these semi tropical
valleys you NAV climb in a few hours
to the highest limit of vegetable life
and eat your supper. if you feel so
disposed, on the slow-movtng Ice OF
glacier.
The Caucasian range may be re-
garded for all chronological purposes
as a great mountainous island In the
sea of human history, and on tnat Is
land now live together the surviving
Robinson Crusoes of score OF snip
wrecked states and nationallties-tn
fugitive mutineers of hundred tribal
bounties.
thousand Jews. who. although tney
have lost their language ana tneir
national character, still cling to their
religion, and among the high peaks
of Tooshetia, in the same province, Is
settled a community of Christians,
said to be the descendants OF a band
of medieval Crusaders. But these are
exceptions; nine-tenths of the noun
taineers are Mohammedans OF the
fercest. most intolerant type.
.'The languages and dialects spoken
NV the different tribes of this hetero-
eeneous population are more than
thirty in number. and two-thlros OF
them are to be found in the province
of Daghestan, at the eastern end OF
the range. where the chronological d.
versity Of the population is most
marked.
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,DEN|K|NE BRINGS
LOST ISLE T0L|GHT
Surrounding Of Daghestan
Recalls Vivid Romance of
Human Interest.

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patch of today which sounds dry and
unpronounceable lies a background
of vivid romance and human inter-
est" says bulletin of the National
| Geographic Society, which calls at
! tention to these lines from an Asso-
| cated Press dispatch from CONSTANT
nople:
1.-The Lesghians. as these noun
| taineers are called, have already sur
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! stan, thereby cutting the railway
| from the Baku oil field to Rostof-on-
the-Don. which passes through Pc
| trovsk."
! in the sea of history" suddenly
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| KEENAN, in a communication to the
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I'm the southeastern corner of
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tude of New York city. there rises
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! than that of any other range on the
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scenery and vegetation. On the north
! ern side of the. range lie the treeless.
wandering grounds of the Nogai
in summer only parched waste of
dry steppe grass. and in winter an
ocean of snow. dotted here and there
with the herds and the black tents
of nomadic Mongols.
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north to south, and the whole face of
nature is<<changed. From bound
less steppe you come suddenly into
IA series of shallow, fertile valleys.
blossoming with flowers, green with
vine-tangled forests, sunny and warm
as the south of France.
Sheltered by a rampant of noun
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Mingrelia are fairly purple with vine
yards of ripening grapes.
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-20
FROM THE BOYS IN SERVICE
Recent Letters Descriptive of the Life of the Bows
in Army and Navy

Corporal Everett L. Wentworth Or
Company II, lO3d infantry, who has beer
in a hospital in France several month
writes under date of Jan. 20, OF being
transferred to a recuperation camp or
the Mediterranean coast The letter
written to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.
Wentworth of East Dover, follows
Dear Folks:
Since | wrote my last letter to vor
! have had very agreeable surprise, fol-
last Thursday evening bunch of Us
were started by train for CANNES on tn
Mediterranean coast. Here we may re.
main for week or two for final re
cuperation before going back to our out
fits
We had a rather rough trip coming
down although the place here was wei
worth twice the discomfort. For won
der our old acquaintance, the side doc,
Pullmans" (boX cars were missing. an,
we had a chance to ride either second OF
third class the whole distance. The con
nections were quite bad so we had to d
most of our riding by night and sittin'
up for three successive nights in thost
uncomfortable coaches wasn't the great
est Of pleasure even for man accus
toned to the trip. But the long wait
between trains gave us an excellent
chance to see Lyons as well as Marseiles
Both are large, picturesque cities, and j
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-02-20

was at the latter place that | had nv
inst good view of the sea-
For the present we are staying at a
arge building Just outside of Cannes,
which was formerly a splendid hotel 1t
built on the side of Hill overlooking
he sea- From it a splendid view of
he Mediterranean can be had. and the
"arm, fresh. air constantly brings in a
aste of it through the open windows
fading on to the veranda.
Around the hotel are many tropical
lants, such as palms, also many ever
reen shrubs, like cedars. There are
range trees close by, and one of the
ads told me he picked some oranges from
ne of them this morning. At that time
climbed part way up the steep hill above
he house for better view. 1t was Just
fter sunrise, and my poor eyes ached
rom the reflection of the sunshine upon
he waters.
Just imagine us rowdy soldiers, who
ave lain on boards, chicken wire or
Mother earth, without a change of
lothes for many weeks, often half
tarved, more frequently dirty with I'M
emNt hair and boards, now at the pres
1t moment living at a hotel where
,Tobably many millionaires of Ameri-
\ have dined or slept. just think of
using the same plush chairs in the
qrlors, washing in the same bath.
'oms, or promenading up and down
he same walks 1t seems like dream
rom which | must soon awake with a
rde jolt. But it is certainly nice
lille it lasts.
Tomorrow l hope to join a party 90,
g to Monte Carlo in Monaco. OF
purse we are still patients, but We
ope to get off for the day. Think OF
visiting the great gambling house
here SO many fortunes have been
ade and broken in a day. Well, ]
artainly shouldn t lose much of a for
ne if | spent all l have there.
People say it rains very seldom here
% maybe sunny France gets it name
from this small portion of the country
| am going to wait for few days be
!. 'ore | get too optimistic as | have seer
cry little but rain as yet
Keep well,
EVERETT.