Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04

l,ouor laws it has bssn especially val
liable. The profesaional boctiegger. !
while he may be- able to know the
whereabouts OF local officsrs, yet -
always uncertain ~ to just where
The first arrest made by the con-
stabulary was that OF . bootleeger
running high powered car from Ore
gon through Owyhee county. This
particular bootlegger had planned his
trip as to time and place. probably
knowing the whereabouts OF the peace
officers who had formerly bothered
him, but had not counted on the pres
ence Of the constabulary officers with
their fast Cadillac car. This arrest
was followed by many others through
out the state.
Range wars between cattle and sheep
men have been troublesome and many
were settled through the agency Of the
constabulary.
The campaign of this bureau in n
state wide effort to strictly enforce the
automobile license law had very fine
results. So many instances had come
to the attention Of the department
that some automobile owners were in
the habit of using one of their dupli-
cate plates on their car and permit
some other party to use the other plate
on different car. Then again a num-
n ner VI - nsu th.tr ar,,,,ai fao until
,har che haIs ra.a
asr". afsact over 20 arrests we're
S q, Siffar.,t sacticr. ~ tha .ta,s
m,su ,;n.n.a ,ew. ysra very Strictly
enforced, and while 1t is hard to Judge
what the exact returns from this en-
forcement campaign were, yet 1t IL
tts 1910 oxnenses tbrnugh This alone
hacomss of added revenue IN the coun :
| 60 go .tate
~ ~,
III tne :. w. w. n..nae. ~. s
up suuueny ~ ,o.h iuao T TIT go
u . ..aau !u .h'.i,, mha s,aia
eon ees.eu sne s.s.a,' :.nS 80
Iorce was iniueuia'oIs ihC ,a:"r. LII
cooperass ra a'may ys.s VIII se na,,,na;nu u
peace oAiiceS, q NJ. ,.a,.., I".,s,
" t"ne =. S '"i
| opinen. wac "'~e
state VIDE investigation OF the
w. w. in Idaho followed, great numbers
of arrests were made and 1t Is believed
that number OF convictions viii re-
suit. Through the constabulary as Q
state police agency the state has Deer
able to formulate ana carry out del.
mite policy affecting the !. w. w. and
Is In position to do SO in any such en-
Urgency.
i BUREAU OF ATHLETICS
At the last session of the legislature
bill was passed and signed by thu
governor regulating athletic exhibit
tons in the state. This work was pu
under the direction Of the department
i of law enforcement. The immediate
, management, control and jurisdiction
over all boxing, sparring and wrestling
matches and exhibitions with admis
, sion charges is handled by this bureau
which operates through the state ath
letic commission. There are thre,
, members of this commission placed II
, , different sections of the state. ant
any one Of the commissioners per
sonally or some representative thereo
Is in attendance at all such contest
to see that the contest IL carried oil
fairly and that all laws pertaining L
the same are enforced. The expense
Of this commission or bureau are me
enlireiy lroni tne percen.ase Oh III III
: s ss aSps IN @ .,,..,
luius Yen w. " .I,e 49, r -.
W ~ t,' .,a uo ~ ,,n,,.., go ,..S;to
men. 'wI1 Pc o.n ~
= e ~ ,,,dan t,,is f,,,d ga |;
- ns s,aas - 49,,
:, o,,nr hu tha dano rtn,ant A. tha rra.
' ont t,n,. annrox,,,a tsiv sonnn iS avasI
2 ahia ~ az 800 80
AarM nenAHrspnR
= 1t viii be seen from the foregoin
that the department OF law enforcement
O ns, aans1s = nov uopa a'.. III iua ~,
IS ING .a.us y. ans SUI ,,o uep "a a ",
q uo Juuseu .no seinioe luz
~ 80, - ~ ~ ~ a.
~ a. u."er S. IL " W
~ POI 'efn,e ., 1880 e Gepa'
. hehe ol NV enloi Ieen. iui ny
= .ne 1870, az, IS =, rne .to. 49, a.. o om
!, % as noi La me- 10 20
q tain Iicen m ws The reristra ton h.,
e reau in its registration features ha
,f it's expenses met by a fee paid In ia
lie professional examinations and renew
ais. The bureau of athletics Is no eS
pense to the state. The state fish an
is game bureau more than pays its eA
= penses through fees.
u SAVE APPROPRIATION
d o,, .u -. 20 ~,
\, Chiy d shhah part vi eie app oPI Ia