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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-05
BOY SCOUTS BOISE
ENJOY BIG RALLY
Hear Addresses and Receive
Awards for Sale of Red
Cross Seals and Close With
Scout Games.

Boy Scouts of Boise and vicinity held
their first general rally at the q. A. r.
hall SATURDAY evening. There was a
large attendance OF live-wire youths
and they made the hall ring with their
songs and yells. The program opened
with the singing of America led by
Eugene Farmer. This was followed by
a Boy Scout program, the recital Of
the pledge to the flag and the Boy
Scout oath, the rally yell and other
yells familiar to all Boy Scouts.
Judge Charles p. Mccarthy, presi-
dent of the Boise Council of the Boy
Scouts Of America, presided, opening
the program with words of greeting
and a talk on ideas" especially fitting
for boys of the Scout age.
DIR. II. b. Colver, scoutmaster Of
troop 3, gave q demonstration of first
aid work assisted by Everal jefferson.
Lieutenant Milo N. Thompson showed
the Scout signal methods; Robert S.
jackson, chief quartermaster of the
u. S. navy, gave q demonstration in
knot tying.
T. L. Martin, chairman of the Court
of Honor of the Boy schouts, made a
brief talk in which he promised to take
the boys on a hike next summer, which
| brought forth cheers from the youths.
Mr.. Martin presented to Troop Is of
ST. Johns cathedral a troop flag for
selling the largest number of Red Cross
seals for the Idaho Anti Tuberculosis
association.
! Scout Richard Hollingshead of Troop
| IA, OF the Christian church, was pre-
scented a Scout knife, and Scouts Roger
Mendennail, TROOP Z, Baptist church,
Roger Reynolds, troop II, Frederick
Sherman, troop 8. NJ. f. church, Everal
Jefferson, troops, Aver Higgs. troop
Is, Weldon Clark. troop I, Archie Nc
Lane. troop IA, Valentine Kelly, troop
IS, L. d. s. church, and George Fetch
err. troop Is, were awarded monograms
for selling over 500 seals each.
o. f. Strawn, scout commissioner for
Boise. announced the organization OF
the '.Igotone club" a new Scout organ
ization, the Interpretation of which Is,
II Got One Scout Recruit"
e. +. Keller. secretary of the Idaho
Sunday school association. formerly a
scout commissioner in Minnesota, told
of an incident in scouting by which
his life was saved. The program closed
with Arthur B. Tebbetts. scout execu-
tive of Boise. leading in a series of
scout games such as skin-th snake.
Jim says Squat. over and -under.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-05
ALIENISTS AGAIN TAKE
STAND IN NEW TRIAL

Los Angeles. Cal. Jan. 5.-Further
discussion of the alleged insanity of
Harry s. New began today when News
trial started Its fourteenth court day.
DIR. K. o. Sawyer, alienist, who
started his testimony Saturday, was on
the stand for cross examination. Under
district attorney he stood firm on his
contention that New 10 feeble minded
and was insane when he IL alleged to
have shot Frieda Lesser ON the night
OF July :
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-05
DR.. WYLv
ChIropractor.

Special attention given to chronic
diseases and those needing electricity.
Calls answered day or night
Rooms 8 and Shaw elde.
Telephone 1892.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-05
FEDERAL TRADE

Continued from page one,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-05

railway. Z
Baku dispatches reported red forces
were showing great activity In the oil
districts there and threatened to DOM
mate the Tartar republic Of Alser Bat
ian.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-05

a oulmlne <hae Does not Affect Heed.
DocaGoo ~ its tonic and Laxative ef-
~, LAXATIVE BROMO oUININD
(TabootD) can b taken by anyone with
out onp11ug nervousness or ringing in
the hoal. There L. only one sBromo
Qujn16o,e r. w. GROVES signature
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
FEELING Blue
/ ALL The time
Before Taking Cardui, This Geor.
! gia Lady Suffered Until She
| Would Have to Sit Down to
! Do Housework-Was Dizzy
; and Weak.

Dalton, 7a.-Mrs. V. A. Burnett. Of
Route 8, says: II got down with my
back and sides. not able TO do my work
] suffered a great deal had a de-
pressed. blue feeling all the time.
, IT couldn't rest at night I was nor
~ous. I would be dizzy and just no ao-
count at all
IT would have to sit down while Try
ing to do the homework. II seemed I
couldn't get my breath. was afraid
q would get past going altogether.
IT heard OF Cardui and began using It.
4 could sec after q half bottle It was
helping me. SO kept It up and soon
was like q new person
It knew cardui did the work. for no
other medicine took ever helped me
rs II did. certainly can recommend
-. CarduL
This well-known medicine. which Mrs.
Burnett says helped her. Is = mild me-
dicinal. purely vegetable tonic. for over
40 years used by thousands OF women.
with similar results TO those which this
Georgia lady obtained
Cardui should help you. too. Try It.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
Prevents Sickness and
FortifieS Them For
Cold Wet Days
MAKES HEALTHY
ROBUST KIDDIES

A child studies better at school,
sleeps better and eat and rclishes
real food more if given a good
health creating tonic at this sea-
son of the year. Their little lungs
can be strengthened and fortified
against coughs, colds and danger
Gus winter diseases. Their blood
can be enriched, roses brought
back in their chceks--and disease
resisting vitality increased, Their
digestion can be improved to take
care of the heavy Matchmaking
foods all careful mothers feed
children in winter to keep their
little bodies warm and fit-oat
meal, hot cakes, meats, cereals, ect.
Thss need plenty OF such food-Also
n laxative now and then to keep nature
at it's best-thcy need a good tonic and
you can get modern, pleasant tasting
tonic much better than the horrid old
tonic Grandma gave her little boys and
girls in winter.
Druggists and experts assert tina:
Earles Hypo-Cod is the most powerful
nutritive tonic made. Children love it's
pleasant taste and each bottle bears the
name Earle Chemical Co, Inc. which
Is mothers assurance of finest quality in
medicine. Thousands Of mothers use IT.
(See formula on bottle) Read what
another mother says in article on the
right-Then get the children a bottle of
the genuine Earle's Hypo-Cod tonight.
II builds them up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
DARST TALKS FOR
STRAIGHT TICKET
At MOUNDSV|LLE

An enthusiastic. well attended meet
ing OF Marshall county Republicans
was held last night at the court house
in the Mound City. The circuit court
room was filled 10 overlooking and
many were standing in the doorway TO
hear the address of State Auditor John
S. Darst. Tho was the principal speaker
OF the evening.
Senator Howard Sutherland was to
have been the principal speaker. but
owing to Illness, had to cancel his en-
gagement at the last hour, ana Mr..
narst filled his place.
Mr. Darst, IN his address, said that
he has during the pa$ two weeks Wis
tied many OF the counties bordering on
Virginia and Pennsylvania and found
an ever growing sentiment for the
straight Republican ticket. The speak
or said that Senator Harding will carry
West Virginia by fully 10000 majority
over Governor Cox. and Judge Morgan
will be elected by at least 10000 votes.
MT Darst said that Samuel MINT
gomery. the Non-Partisan candidate,
will not poll half the Republican votes
that were cast for him at the Repub-
l!can primary. He explained that the
majority of the Republicans or West
Virginia. regardless of the men Sc
Iected II the primaries. will vote the
straight Republican ticket at the COM
Ing election. He urged the voters to
elect n Republican Senate and Repub-
lican Congress. for without this tribu-
nal he said. the hands of Senator Hard
ing would be tied in carrying out the
principals Of the Republican platform
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
'ShOWed Better Results
Than Doctors Did"
Says Mother
MOTHER SAYS new
TONIC IS GREAT

"My little son aged eight years
suffered from severe coughs,
colds, and bronchial trouble since
he was quite small and nothing
seemed to help him. He was run
down so bad nothing tasted good
and he would talk the whole night
long and get up too tired to play
like the other children until / be-
came quite alarmed about his con-
dition. We called four different
doctors but getting no results to
my liking l sent for Earle s Hypo-
Cod that you read and hear so
much about and it did him some
real good and didn t take long to
do it either. 1t helped his cough
at once and soon he started to eat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15

awards at Belmont County Fair were:
BENZ Grady. in pig raising contest.
first prize. Wilson Lopez, second and
Vim. Miner. sixth.
While in the stock judging contest.
Paul Waller received the free trip to
O. S. L., during Farmers Week and
Herbert OrriSon. receiving fifth prize.
was awarded n cash sum as were others:
Geo. NJ. PoGue attended meeting Of
educators at Columbus the first Of the
week :"
Charles Hammerle and wife and little
daughter Jcssies Estella loft on Mon
day TO drive by auto to Cincinnati to
visit with their cousin. Mrs. Nora
Stalcy.
Donovan Hart who Is attending col
lege at Bethany, w. ". spent Sunday
Wnh the home folks. and Miss Doris
Mcpherson. student at Muskingum was
the week end guest Of her parents. w.
l. MCPHERSON and wife.
Clare Bowies and family spent Sum-
day with Mrs. Martha Lee Of Morris
tow.
Dr.. J. K. prennen. accompanied by his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
LOUISVILLE

The Kings Herald band. under the
leadership OF Miss Matte Mcpherson
Will give an entertainment before the
members of the County Home family.
on Saturday Oct. lG. at p. IN.
The meeting will be=in with n song
service after which prayer will be Of
fered by Rev. II. O. Teagartcn. Then
will follow the program by the young
folk.
The friends and relatives Of Frank
Parkinson. local student of Ohio State
University are rejoicing over the graft
flying report that OF the twenty-seven.
out Of class Of fifteen hundred fresh
men to pass the physical test 100 per
sent perfect. he was adjudEed to be one.
Young Parkinson is taking an agri-
cultural course and is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Parkinson south Of
town.
Among the local people to receive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
RFP||RI leans ARE PLANNING
GREAT MORGAN CELEBRATE
a. o, p, aupERNAroRIAL oAND1-
DATE TO ADDRESS BIG 0ASS
MEETING IN WHEELING
NIaRT OF oCToBEB as
Party Msnnoers Prom the Entire Pan
handle win DO Here En1nasse 70
show Loyalty TO state
Leader

Republicans OF Ohio county and the
Northern Panhandle propose 10 MAKE
OF the Morgan meeting which WIN be
held in Wheeling the evening OF Mon
day. October IS.
This meeting will be especially in
honor OF Judge T.. F. Morgan, the ke-
publican nominee for governor. Judge
II Is intended 10 make the Morgan
meeting 4 demonstration OF the loyalty
OF Ohio and the Panhandle 10 Judge
Morgan and the entire Republican
ticket
In addition 10 a great turnout OF
Ohio county Republicans. large delega-
tons will be in Attendance from Brooke,
Hancock, Marshall and "etZel counties.
II is planned 70 make this meeting one
OF the most important 0t the entire
campaign.
Judge Morgan is very forcetul
speaker. OF an Impressive personality;
He Is thoroughly ConverSant with all
Of the issues OF the campaign. and IN
addition to speaking on the pational is
sues. will have lot or interesting
things to say concerning the situation
The full program for the Morgan
meeting will be announced In Few
days, and when the details OF the BAN
ner campaign event OF theI state are
made public. il will be readily seen that
the event will be the most elaborate
and most largely attended % the year.
Plan Great JollihcatIou
Plans of the Ohio county Republican
executive committee @or u successful
campaign have been carried out sue
cessfully, and II Is now proposed 20
conclude the campaign with one OF the
greatest demonstrations ever held In
the Ohio valley.
This will be a grand street demon
stration one evening during the week
proceeding the election. There will be
no formal meeting with any set pro-
gram OF speaking, but instead there is
being planned a great parade and out
of-door demonstration.
1t Is announced tina. preparations are
under way 10 have more marchers. more
hands and more rad fire on the streets
OF wheeling on this occasion. than have
been seen in this city for many years.
This Republican Publication will be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
TRUCK INJUNCTION
HEARING OCTOBER Is

Yesterday word was received in the
city from the supreme court OF appea IS
OF West Virginia, setting OCTOBER 20 as
ton case against the city truck ordi-
nance. City Solicitor J. J. p. OBrien
announced yesterday afternoon that NO
will go 10 the Capitol City at that time
I oatke up the city's side Of the case
while Attorneys J. NJ. Ritz, George NJ.
Biackrord and Tom i. Foulk will repre-
sent the c. 4 Kimberly company. who
are asking for the injunction.
The Kimberly company claim that
when the city sortlinance Is put into
force, they will lose thousands OF dol
lars which they have invested in trucks
Several OF the city officials have
stated that since the trucks have been
operating the streets have bsen damaged
to an amount not less than S2.000.0OO
If the injunction Is granted the recent
million dollar bond issue Tor new streets
will do but little good as they viii! be
full Of holes and ruts all the time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
KREW-PINA
RELIEVES
ASTHMA
Other letters tell of quick
Relieffrom Colds, Bron-
chitis, Tonsilitis, Etc.

A woman writes that she finds Krew-
Pima splendid for asthma, as it gives her
prompt relief from the annoyance Of
this troublesome affection. We have
dozens of letters from other krew- Pima
users telling US of the general relief OBJ
tanned through its use. All bear out our
claim that Krew-Pina will quickly re-
lieve internal or external Inflammation,
often with one application.
krew-P Pima is an ointment of general
use, composed of several old home
remedies. 1t contains no harmful drugs
and will not blister the skin or stain the
flesh. Makes friends wherever it goes
because of the quick relief it gives to
sufferers. One application will quickly
relieve coughs, colds, Group, bronchitis
and tonsilitis. A little rubbed on the
forehead will relieve a splitting head
ache. Stops whooping cough. Relieves
catarrh and pleurisy and quickly draws
the pain of cuts, burns and bruises.
Excellent for sore or stiff back, sore
aching feet and joints. Effective for
fifty common ailments that beset the
average family. Particularly good for
children and their little hurts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
Fast Growing, Thin, Pale Children
Need a Good Tonic in the Winter
TELLS HOW she BUILT UP
LITTLE BOY. STOPPED COUGH

and play and enjoy life like the
rest of the kiddies. 1t was not long
until he began to pick up weight
and look like a real healthy chap.
The teacher at school remarked
that Bernard looked as though he
had two big rosy apples in his
cheeks and there was a decided
difference in his looks and
studies" declared Mrs. John Hal
rnv residing 612 Nat. Road
Wheeling, W. Va.
Thousands of mothers know
that by building up and fortifying
the childrens system at this time
of the year they prevent sickness
and ward off coughs, colds and
serious illness. Earle's Hypo-Cod
should be given children at this
season to build them up strong
and robust. Ask the doctor or bet
ter still see the formula at the
nearest drug store and ask your
own druggist about the quality
of this tonic. Druggists, chemists
and experts assert it is the best
nutritive Cod Liver tonic made.
Children love it's pleasant taste.
1t builds them up quick.
Earle's Hypo-Cod contains ex-
tractives and peptones from cod
liver oil and cod livers combined
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
BODY Identified
BY MANS PAPERS
Edward Beach Of Norwich, Pa, Pound
Dead on Street Hero

After an investigation had been made
into the death OF Il man found IN Iront
Of a house at No. 1914 Water street
Yesterday at 1910 o'clock p m. coroner
r. G. Hobbs stated last evening t 5nsd
some papers found in his pocKst iead
10 the belief that his name was EDWARD
Peach. and his home in Norwich NC
Kean county. Pennsylvania.
on another slip of paper II SAID that
IN case OF death please notify Alice r.
Fritzpatrick. at Knoza Lake, Senaca
county, New York. The coroner I was 4
going to send this woman telegram
when he found that this town mad no
telegraph office. 4 special delivery let
Ter was forwarded instead.
The remains were removed 10 the
Cooey-Bentz undertaking parlors at
Thirty-sixth and Jacob streets wnere
they will be prepared for burial waiting
on onswer from the Kirkpatrick lady.
During the investigation the coroner
found out that he had bad attack OF
rheumatism and other ailments when
caused death He was about sixty years
Of age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
SOBOSKI IN AGAIN

Out again. in again. is the situat ton
OF Alex Soboski. who was arrested last
night on n charge of being drunk by
Officer Bick. the second time in forty
eight hours. Wednesday night Alex
was arrested after getting into tEht
with John S!ko at the Polish Hall.
Yesterday morning he didn't appear in
police court but the judge imposed a
flne OF IS and costs.
It is said that after Soboski had
drunk some pick handle he wanted to
fight with everybody, when Officer Bick
arrived on tho scene. He took charge
OF Alex and brought him to the station
where ne was given lodging for the
night In the city hotel. He will be
given hearing at nine o'clock this
morning before Judge Ritz 10 answer
the drunk charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
Didn't Go Hou1e

Edward Heller who was raising n
disturbance in the sixth ward was told
~ 70 home bv Officer knabe. He start
ed for homo but failed to get there as
lac ran into A bunch Of friends with
whom he started an argument which end
ed in him using too hiEh toned language
so that ne drew the officers attention
The patrol was called by officer
knabe. who brought him to headduar
terS. He was given room IN the city
hotel for the night and will be arraign-
ed this morning before Judge John S.
Ritz on n charYe al dianrdarly conduct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
Hran,sr Not Informed

Washington. Oct. 1l.-Mator D21.
rymplc. prohibition enforcement agent
at Chicago has made no report to the
Federal Prohibition Bureau regarding,
his investigation Of an alleged "whiaea0
ring" Prohibition Commissioner Kramer
said today. The bureau has not asked
for a report, and its only knowledge Of
the situation in Chicago has been gained
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
SECOND FIRE
Rome Of MIS-. Heaser Set Ablaze by
Earlier Condagration

Fire broke out in the home OF Mrs.
HeISer on Baker street last night few
minutes after the fire in the DR.. Taylor
property had been eNt!ngulshed. adjoin-
ing the Heiser home. The second fire
was extinguished with chemicals before
any damage was done.
The fire in the Hc!ser house was
caused by the heat from the blaze in
the building next door.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15

with Hypophosphites, Lime, P8s
tassium, Iron, Manganese, Strych.
nine. Quinine, Sodium, and &;
tracts of Malt and Wild CherfE
bark. Simply a more poverty
combination of well known medi
cines with all the nasty fisny, oily
taste left out. Hypo-Cod is really
a modern up-to-date tonic. ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
O'BR|EN TO SPEAK
BENWOOD TONIGHT

Benwood Republicans. both mon ana
women. will hold n joint rally in the
auditorium OF the high school IN south
Renwood this evening at I:5O O'Clock.
The meeting is being called Tor the
paign. Attorney Frank 4. O'Brien OF
his city will be the principal speaker
Of the evening. speaking on state is
sues. Several prominent women speak
ers Of this county and Marshall county
will also address the assempiaee' Ar
rnnrcments have been made to accom-
nodate the largest crowd that has ever
attended a political. rally in the Mill
~tity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
wife. made professional trip =,

wife. made professional TIP to
Shepherdstown Sunday. SO
Mrs. Clara Clark entertained at din
ner on Saturday Mrs. Carl LEM and mt.
tie daughter Anna OF ST. Clairsville and
Mrs. Lcntz mother. Mrs. +. o. Bowte9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ankrim. OF Bels
laire, are guests OF the family OF Smith
Estep.
DR.. and Mrs. J. n. Drummer were at
Wheeling on Tuesday 10 witness The
Masoquerader." sur
VIM. George remains in 4 very feeble
condition from rheumatism. 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-15
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Republican party of Ohio county and
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-16
ASSESSOR BACKS
UP LEO *. FESLER
Tells City Controller Valua-
tions Estimate Is Right.

County Assessor Mike Jefferson ap-
peared at the office of City Controller
Robert II, Bryson today and informed
the controller that he would vouch for
Athe accuracy of the estimate of the as
sessed valuations of taxables IN Indian
apolis provided Mr.. Bryson last week by
County Auditor Leo K. Fesler.
City officials viewed the auditors esfi
mate without much confidence last week
because they based this years tax levy
on similar estimate last fall only to
learn of an error which reduced the
valuation approximately 100000 after
fine tax levy had been fixed, cutting the
city's available finances proportionately.
Mr. Jefferson said he would certify the
figures on his tax books to Mr.. Fesler
some time today, so the auditor could
send to the controller an official certi-
tication Of the city's share at an early
date
The auditors estimate concurred in
by Mr. Jefferson was $500 ,525.060.
Mr. Bryson said the ordinance grant
ing the city permission to negotiate
temporary loan of 100000 on which to
subsist until Jan. would be presented
to the city council tonight, but that the
budget and tax levy viii await the ar
rival Of the AUDITORS official certihcation-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-16
BOARD WORRIED
BY CORN HUSKS
Costs $500 Additional to Run
Garbage Plant With Them.

The tempting sound OF the husks be-
ing ripped away from luscious ears OF
green corn abroad in the land at pres
emit is not music in the ears of the city
board OF sanitary commissioners.
Lucius B. Swift, chairman Of the san
itary board, today discussed with mem
beers OF the board of works the problem
which the tremendous consumption OF
green corn on Indianapolis tables pre-
sents.
He said It Is costing $500 week sddi-
,ionaI TO run the garbage plant because
the corn husks must be separated from
other garbage before It is sent through
the reduction machinery, because corn
husks will not reduce"
Mr.. Swift discussed the advisability OF
the board Of works taking over the JOB
of sorting the husks from the "reducible
garbage by instructing the public TO put
their husks IN separate containers, but
the board was not favorably disposed 20
this proposal. because 1t would involve
the hiring Of additional men, mules and
wagons.