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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02
WRESTL|VGS SHERIFF
POSTPONEs COMING
Omaha Grappler Who Asks Re-
turn Match With Santel Is
Injured-Promoter Is After
DIN or Freberg.

The promised return match between
Ad Santel and Charley Peters of
Omaha, which was announced from
the stage after the Cutler Westergaard
match for Jan. ~. has been postponed
to some later time, word having been
received on New Years day that the
wrestling sheriff had sustained a bro
ken ear drum.
Peters Is a heavyweight contender
for the wrestling crown, and Is the best
looking grappler who has been seen in
Boise. He has all the speed and
shrewdness of Cutler and Westergaard.
with apparently unlimited strength
and endurance. Since his match here
with Santel in November, which went
to the Boise light heavyweight, though
Peters seemed entitled to the decision
on points, he has been anxious for a
return date. and 1t has been promised
him as soon as he can come.
WIRES OTHER HEAviEs.
Jan. IL has been fixed as the time
for the next show Of the Boise ath-
letic club, and Promoter Collins is try
ing to locate some bono crusher of
class to meet Santel then. Joe Stecher
wants too much money; the clubs best
house this season would not start to
meet his demands. Stranger Lewis
received as yet. Wires are also out
for John Olin and John Freberg, both
dangerous men for anybody under 200
pounds. and the promoter thinks 1t
likely one of them can be obtained.
Santel's next match Is in Ogden Jan.
with Jack Harberson, at 175 pounds.
Harbertson's rep Is good, but Ad
doesn't seem to be very anxious about
the outcome. He wants to work again
the same week If he can.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02
A. E. F. LIGHTWEIGHT
CHAMP WINS HIS BOUT

Cincinnati, O., Jan. LEO Patter-
son, lightweight champion of the A.
E. f., won from Battling Ball, Mem
phis, in the fourth round when Ball
sustained a dislocated left knee.
frankie Nessler, Cincinnati, won on
points in his eight-round scrap with
Tommy league, Muncie, Ind.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02
Pies Cured in 6 to IA DAYS

Druggists refund money II PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching.
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
Stops Irritation; Soothes and Heals.
You can get restful sleep after the first
application. Price 60c.-Ady. f.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02
TO MAIDEN ON POINTS.

Kalamazoo, Mich, Jan. 2.--Homer
Smith, Michigan heavyweight scrapper
was outpointed by BARLEY Madden in
l0-round bout here last night.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02
.TWENTY-FOUR ARMED
MEN RAID POSTOFFICE

Limerick. Ireland, Jan. "A party
of about 20 armed men last midnight
raided the Limerick postoffice. held
up the staff of IL employees and robbed
safes OF from two to four thousand
pounds and quantity of money or
ders.
Pickets were stationed outside the
building during the raid to warn the
robbers of possible danger
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02
BOB MARTIN SCORES
ANOTHER K. O.; JACK
MCFARLAND is VICTIM

Grand Rapids. Mich, Jan. Bob
Martin added one more knockout to
his string today. He put Jack Nc
Farland Of Paddock, Pa. to sleep In
the fifth round of scheduled 10-round
contest here last night Mcfarland
was out in the third, but the bell saved
him.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02

and shriveled that you life u
of with the fingers. Not . Bit
Of pain or soreness 10 felt when
applying freezone or after
wards. It doesn't even irritats
the akin or Aesh.
For . few cents one can now
get rid Of every hard corn, soft
corn, or corn between the toes,
as we'll a. painful calluses ON
bottom Of feet without any pain.
Ladies'! Keep It on the dresser.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02
SCHUBERT OUTFOUGHT
BY JOHNNY KILBANE

Philadelphia. Pa, Jan. 2.-Johnny
worlds featherweight cham
pion, outfought Al Schubert Of New
Bedford. Mass. in six-round bout
Yesterday. Jeff Smith of Mount Holly,
N. j.. won over Art Magirl.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02
HARVARD TR|uMPHS
BY SMALL MARGIN
OVER COAST TEAM
Eastern Football Champs Take
New Year Game From Ore
gon 7 to 6-Both Miss Fur
ther Chances to Score.

Pasadena, Cal, Jan. 2.-Eastern
football supremacy was upheld when
the Harvard gridiron team defeated
Oregon university here yesterday by a
score of to 6. One lone touchdown
forced over the line by Church of Har-
ward proved the winning play for the
men who, came 5000 miles to play the
northwest champions before the larg-
est crowd of football fans that ever
witnessed a game on the Pacific coast.
Oregon's six points were made
through field goals, Kicked by Steers
and Manerud! Late in the last quar-
ter. oregon perhaps lost it's chance to
win the game when attempts to kick
soa by both Steers and Manerud
failed
CRIMSON STARS SHINE.
When the final whistle blew the ball
was within a few inches Of the Oregon
goal line. with both teams fighting like
demons.
The Horween brothers and Casey of
Harvard were the outstanding lights
OF the Crimson team. The line buck
ing of A. Horween especially in the last
period was a revelation to the fans,
who thought Harvard's chances for
victory were greatly lessened when
Ralph Horween was taken out OF the
game through injuries.
Bill Steers, the 1S0-pound Oregon
quarterback, was the star of the Lem
on-yellow. His punting out -distanced
the Harvard kickers.
SLIGHT ADVANTAGE.
The advantage in weight averaging
10 pounds per man held by the Har-
ward team failed to give them a much
better showing at hitting the line. Har-
yard lost the ball on downs, six inches
from the Oregon goal just before the
final whistle. Neither team was able
to carry the ball through consistently
until near the end of the final quarter,
when Harvard staged momentary
procession down the field.
The early periods were marked by
frequent punting by both sides. Sew
eral fumbles and a number of attempt
ed forward passes gave the crowd sew
eral anxious moments.
Harvard's victory was due to slightly
superior team work, in the opinion of
football experts. The Oregon players
overcame the Crimsons advantage in
weight with the wonderfully game
fight, but they lacked the machine
like team play which was shown by the
Crimson. ss E&
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02
WHITE PUTS BRONSON
AWAY; BOY MCCORMICK
KNOCKS OUT FARMER

Portland, Ore, Jan. 2. = Charley
White knocked out Muff Bronson IN
the first round here last night. Frank
Farmer was put to sleep by Boy Nc
Cormick. light heavyweight champion
Of England, in the tenth round.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02
DECISION TO BURMAN;
GRIFFIN CLAIMS FOUL

Colorado Springs, Colo, Jan. Joe
Burman was given the decision by
Referee Pollock over Dick Griffin in
the sixth round of scheduled ~
round bout here last night. Griffin
claimed foul after hard body blow
put him down.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02
PERRY's ALL THE WAY.

Canton, o., Jan. Jack Perry,
Pittsburgh, outpointed Billy Ryan here
yesterday evening in IL rounds. Perry
was on the aggressive most of the way
and in the tenth knocked Ryan down
with a left swing to the Jaw.
Evening star., 1920-05-09
INDICTED ON 36 COUNTS
FOR MISUSE OF MAIL S
Chicagoan Alleged to Have De.
frauded 1000 by Promises to
Secure q. s. Land.

KANSAS CITY. No.. May S.-WiIIian,
H. Woods of Chicago was indicted h,.
q federal grand jury here TODAY IN
thiTty-six counts. charging use of m.
mails to defraud.
Kansas. Nebraska, Iowa and Michi-
gan, according to District Attorney
francis wilson. have been yictimized
.or amounts totaling approximately
100000.
Woods was arraigned today and
aiowed sixty days to prepare an an
swer to the indictment. He was re-
leased on $4,000 bond.
Nine other persons indicted Jointly
with Woods We're not arraigned. and
lheir names were withheld by Mr.
Wilson.
The method used. according to gov
ernment offtcials, was to obtain fees
OF 800 to S200 from persons on rep
reservations that the oil and land
concern, of which Woods was man
ager. would obtain government land
Tor these persons from reclamation
projects at Mesa GARFIELD and Rio
Planco. Colorado. Quitclaim deeds
from the oil and land company were
issued but these, Wilson points out
were of no value unless backed by a
government deed TO the company
,Orices were maintained in Kansas
City
Department of Justice operatives
have been working on the case for
SIX months, IL was stated. and nearly
week was required 10 present the
evidence to the grand jury.
Evening star., 1920-05-09
ANNOUNCES AN INCREASE
IN CENSUS OFFICE FORCE
Civil Service Commission Will Add
Fifteen Hundred Punch Opera
tives and Clerks to Rolls.

Bccaus" the work of the fourteenth
Census Is not progressing RAPIDLY
enough to satisfy Director Sam l.,
Rogers. the Civil Service Commission
announced last night that 900 addi-
'tional punch operatives and 500 Clerk :
viii be added to the present force
II Is stated that the present force is
punching about 100000 cards J.
month, whereas 10000. .000 cards q
month is the number desired
The civil Service Commission an
nounced that beginning Monday il
will hold examinations in Washington
daily in the evening at $50, as well
AS In the morning at O'Clock. for both
punch operatives and clerks.
both men and women are needed
The age limits for clerks are eight
cen and ffty years and for punch op
eratives il is eighteen and thirty Ave
years. Age limits do not apply 10
persons entitled to preference because
of military or naval service.
Punch operatives are paid at en-
trance from $500 10 $3.50 a wear or
on piece basis. Clerks are paid at
entrance from 5000 to $le2O wear
All employees are allowed the bonus
OF $50 "a month If they merit il and
also will be promoted with reasonabi.
rapidity on the same condition
Application blanks and fun infor-
nation may be obtained at the office
of the civil Service Commission, l72i
r street northwest.
Evening star., 1920-05-09

Miss Clara +. Porter. who was one OF
the organizers and first president of the
Business and Professional Womens
League Of New York has been appoint
ed assistant secretary OF one Of the
large trust companies In the metropolis.
Evening star., 1920-05-09
Looks inviting doesn't it.:

You can't help neutrality-suspicious. you want to or not
that would be attractive
and comfortable Even the letters that would write
pretty little desk would brighter
Of cheer
It's quite possible and you turn that word possible
probabe-to find such
wicker the Lifetime Furniture Store Whatever your
scheme whatever hangngs, you'll find wicker
here to W haven't O match we'll enamel
20 our
Wicker. quite reasonable-for instance, there's
rocker with cushions Sl455 better
$l65s. and massive yet graceful cumfy rocker with
cushions, $297S. All ask is that take
one peep at IT,
Evening star., 1920-05-09

Who couldn't enjoy breakfast with such inviting suite
in their dining room? Maybe the attractive lady has
whole lot to with but certainly all have her at
home, tooand maybe its only the goodlooking dining
that lack 0 complete the picture.
At the Lifetime Furniture Store this week they show
ing of the prettiest little breakfast
and they're all Of Lifetime quality. When
there you know that, whether IS only little
gate-leg table, with windsor chair magnificent Italian
Renaissance dining walnut, the quality there
that it will make good the Lifetime Furniture Store
will.
Come in tomorrow, let show you these attractive suites
and all we'll have do is write down the order for they
are-well irresistible is the only word Breakfast suites
Poychome oak $3.50; four
in walnut, Queen Anne style, $S5.
Evening star., 1920-05-09

That's what the proud mother said when she saw
her marching home with his returning comrades
And that's just what every one thinks Of their own
advertisements-tha the other fellow may be wrong
but can't.
People of Washington, if ever in our advertise
ments accidentaly-and it will surely be an acc-
dent make missatetnent. YOU to let us
know and tell strongly. too. We want the ads OF
the Lifetime Furniture Store to ring true always
that you may have implicit faith i'll and that we
will not violate this confidence.
Evening star., 1920-05-09
The home of
uOur children,s
children

In your home today no doubt you've some fine-old
piece of furniture that has been handed down from
your grandfather and that is good today it was
when grandfather bought it. Stop and think
ment-was this accidcnto No it because
grandfather bought an honestly made. carefully
structed piece and it his "painstaking in
selection that gives YOU that priced heirloom.
The Lifetime Furniture YOU buy today is made of
such woods scientifically constructed that fifty
years from today your children will he enjoying the
Lifetime Furniture you buy today.
Evening star., 1920-05-09

DO5t OIV11tC It O1t I1IC NOOV
You know have been the cooks fault that the
underdone and the rolls failure. Maybe-and
mighty the truth, tooit the fault of that old
should have discarded long but
said yourself We'll make ii last another year and
VIII it's caused.
Now wen tell you just what to do. Get tomor
to the Lifetime Furniture Store tomorrow, and see
their wonderful Glenwood Gas Ranges They priced
Ss75o-and they're $500 for big cabinet We
haven't tell you how good they but
them tomorrow.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-20
WELFARE ASSO.
ADDS NEW ADJUNCT

Miss sara Sutherland the Public
Health Nurse is encouraged a tle
work seeonpli htt ~ tlie child Wei
fare Association which Il holiia
.ynieetinPs every SATURDAY morning II
10 o'clock IN the basement of the
Grammar school, Green stree
Tie cllildren h..ve adaea i new ad
atnct ia the p,g af q game eyers
saturday Last weok they ala5ea D4
Tan Know tlla litaiip sIan2 aud had
great ttlli 'rhe ehiidren choose tn
game themselves ana tile nurse en-
ters into tie spirit OF the game with
them
so ansiaas are lhes q have another
picnic neal summer that they are
aringing their pennies 70 save M
fer 4 truck % tike them q the picnic
srunnds. instead of having II wal8
a. they did illis past unnef.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-20
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-20
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-20
Do YOU KNOW
WHAT IS
THE MATTER?
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and Sec Things with a
Dull Eye
LOOK 10 Y0lR BLOOD
Pale Conplexions. Languid Feel
ings, Lowered Vitality. Need
More Red Blood. Take
Pepto Mangan

So many people spend Weets afte.
week Ming down aid out I'hcs
never stop 10 think that something
really is the matter They satisfy
themselves ~ sayine Oh. I'm MOI
sick I'll be all righs tomorrow
And tomorrow come again and
again Sill thev Re-. depressed and
languid, scarcely able 70 get around.
III you don't feel like yanrs #, y~u
4re not yourself # yog are weak and
pale. vour blaod needs streagt heniiig
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sn5t fameis hleoa folsls Pl,ssicians
recommend il iahd pre- drIbe i beeause
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o make red blood II renews your
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s.. Begin With Il today C'ei tie tab
iofs ii they will be more convenient to
iake than tn liquid Both have tie
same medicinal properties But be
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gan ASH for ~Gude's' and be sure
that the full name. 'Gude's Pepto-
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-20
SALE OF FANCY BAGS
AT THE ~ TOMORROW

Through tbs encrgu perseycritnes'
and generosity Of The chairman Of the
Bag Committee Mrs philip Alger
lie sale to BE- held tonmrro@ otter
noon III the i W G a heaaquafters
promises 10 efier rare adyantages in
he NAY If hags of epery Kind aud
ies etiptiQn
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u ba. .trge Hld nttll hl5cS plaia
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mental, will lse placed on sale toa0r
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-20
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-20
LETTER 10 EDITOR
Nalor Riley Makes Further Statenen,
On school Bond Bin


70 t7a ht'itf ii fhe El.sa.aQ capftai
have been informed ii 1 rather
urious ,Fitieisn q detail ID ms
communication a yesterday on tht
Sub, ii ;iie proposed ssehooi Bond
his Mss that The deposit q $500
mniaily fr thirty years eoiApouatie
4 folif percent .ielas lnare than sl5e
nle s, that tic lot.st ialolll' paid on
IS laan Is ltss a that eNteni tAaa ths
3l50li9 Which llpeaF a4l Is Etse e.
the bin
fhis ls llilciam al the figuring o
IL hil no mine Ttlc 50 require
lie tiepts.i ii $}00o hc 4iaie
very year q Tie tlIiris sid IlsaNi'es
hat III interest shall he mot as
,han four percenf
Ltd the ffAners of the hiil know
hsi they Wele rtaurinea i creator tie
,osit than necessary # So why dir
hey tlraw he lii that W4g ad II
lHlre pal,l!s naaes in excess ii thai
leed,sl 70 be deposited II four per
en- viiea note af SIS coo. bearing
i presume, 4 higher rate lnail that Is
out sfatnling
shelld lle4e he an exees alIe S, the
oAFagnfing g uiil the seho3s
aHiiai eet i ~ be devoted Il
narpq 5sli 3le r,.litt.aeiit Of ta
bonds
a s hpN that il fhs
;spesitS ,ia sleid Al eNsass that
lnla}flss llQal9 be stIa etett from lbs
,raills hich sse dspo isorte n..lu
d ier il preetss terms 81 ;he Ait 4
e't ba i; made tlis aleuiaton
M 4 - stated llaI ae eYees about
Sat0ol e l4s Il !le plfiie hs
aii psa tl4 sun under tlle method
siipti hs tae Ac
1'he rif.eisln ilat actually made IN
tier asglllae II aealnst lie Aef hs
Saawl4g plan.lS an anneee AIRY bur-
zen has been pui On ii.e Taxpayer.
lIltGil Il RILEY
annapolis. Ala
tA4Y75l,.sr III. 1sgsAn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-20
LETHARGIC MEETING OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

The reg lar weekly ms Sing of tlIt
Board ri Coaaty commissioners Ma
held Yesterday 8Il taere beiilH le
laestlniis "a l4off nan 4 raatille n.l
Dr- TOR consideration ile of'i iiii
spent practiealig All of H. daa
sion approving large .eeti of ltil3
Tor current AleAses .Flie lReetiae
altegt Cher, about Tie dnlies flfs
Commissioners have had III j lo.
tllno
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-20
Win the Ku-Klux Come Back

Watch for this lnteres ting article
Is The knklux Coming Back 10 Vir-
g1ilia The Magazine Section y
next Sundays Washington Star Re
organization plans. The old klan. how
Id Was organized. the work il did and
how il Sas finally d!sbanded. Don't
miss this slmsly feature Of next SUM
days Star.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-20

$, scarce are telephone girls IN
TOXIC, Japan. that the telephone com
pany there II noW paving $50 for
sach girl recommended as an operator
While the students II the Roberts
College in Com fantinaple are Armcn
iaHs, Gresths Persians, Tartafs and
Turks. all the teachers are American
women