Evening capital news., April 27, 1916, Page 10, Image 10

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N* A SO-day respite was granted
• today by President Woodrow
• Wilson,to W. G. Simpson and
• S. D. Simpson, the Caldwell
• bankers convicted here upon the
[• charge of putting Into circulai
[• tlon a false certificate. The men
[• were due to enter the federal
I* prison at McNeil Island today,
[• and the respite was given In of-J
!• der to give them an opportunity
[• to get their business affairs into
I* condition before entering upon
[• their five-year term. Word oil
[• the respite was received at th<
|e office of the United States at
[• torney today.
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in FOR DAMAGES
AGAINST PHYSICIAN
J. C. Davies, a physician and surgBon,
has been made the defendant iln a
136,000 damage suit filed against him
by Harry Lowe, who alleges that
through unskillful treatment at the
hands of the physician in the treatment
|if varicocele, he has been incapaci
tated front performing manual labor
for the balance of his life. In addition
to the damages asked, attorney fees
sre also asked for In the complaint. R.
L Givens and E. P. Barnes are attor
neys for the plaintiff.
TO LATE TO CLASSIFY
OR SALE OR TRADE—5 stands Ikes
at $3.50 each, and 25 empty hive» at
$1.25 each. Phone 2R2.
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ÀR SALE OR TRADE—Five lias
penger car in fine condition. Ad
dress 1420 Capital News.
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JUND—Black handbag on 8th
Bannock Sts. Finder can have same
by calling at Capital News office Jmd
paying for this ad. A
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PR RENT May 1st, furnished, clean,
fairy, modern, five room b-ngal*w;
also four room bungalow unfurnish
ed, 18th and Bannock. Phone 1576-W.
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ARDEN TOOLS—Hoes, rakes, shpv
els; also tin and galvanized sprink
ling cans at lowest prices. The
Racket Store, Kalbus Bros., c[pp.
oslte postofflee.
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TROUT FISHING GOOD.
G TROUT at An
frock are biting,
(raves' Transfer company machine
/ill make a run to the dam Satur
ay evening and Sunday momikig.
found trip $2.50. Office 215 South
'enth street. Phone 180. A
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820 IDAHO ST.
ampbelPs
Fruit House
Poultry !
This is a department
of our business that is
carefully conducted.
You will always find a
nice, select stock to
choose from.
Ask for the Poultry
man.
Phone 15
UBBER
LOVES!
leep the Hands
oft and White
otect them while busy with
usehold duties and they will
mein soft, white and delicate,
y a pair of our "Jelco" brand
$1.00 par pair. They ars best
ality rubber, heavy enough for
I ordinary household work and
I» be worn for hours and yat be
ly and comfortable on the
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'he pries per psir only $1,00.
1L0U - LATIMER
COMPANY
One Big, Best Drug Stors.
and Idaho.
Pros Quick Delivery.
Phons 42.
Under the Capitol Dome
Deputy Lehrbas ot Bannock county
reported to the fish and game depart
ment the arrest of C. P. Stockham of j
Pocatello for fishing without a license.
He was fined $10 and costa. j
Objections were filed with the pub
lie utilities commission today to the
application of M. E. Hughes, trustee,
of the Elmore County Irrigation com
pany to increase the company's water
rates.
The supreme court heard argument
today oh the appeal in the caBe of
Charles B. Smith versus J. B. Stan
field et al., which came up from the
Fourth judicial district court for El
more county.
The "Gubernatorial Limited" 1111
leave the lnterurban railway depot to
morrow morning for Caldwell, bearing
Governor Alexander and Lieutenant
Governor Herman H. Taylor to Cald
well, where they will be the guests of
honor at the Oregon trail celebration.
Both officials will be accompanied by
their wives.
In a companion case to that of the
state of Idaho versus L. E. Bird, con
victed of conducting a book-making
and pool-selling establishment at Post
the supreme
a decision last
night affirming the Judgment of con
viction entered against C. W. Peltham.
Peltham was convicted of violating the
terms of ordinance No. 78, which pro
hibits the selling of pools or book
making on horse races or any speed or
endurance contest.
Falls, Kootenai county,
court handed down
The supreme court has taken under
advisement the appeal in the case en
titled William H. Thomas versus Ben
jamin R. Huston, et al., /
volves a contract for the sale of cer
tain lots.
which in
The penitentiary authorities took 25
donvicts out of the city yesterday af
ternoon bound for Whiteblrd where
they w 11 be put to work building sec
tions of the north and south highway.
R. T. Hazzard has been appointed su
perintendent in charge of the crew and
H. L. Trask. Is asstsing him. Dan W.
Ackley, deputy warden, accompanied
the prisoners north in a special car.
Other crews are to follow later.
The state today submitted- its case
including all evidence, to Judge Charles
P. McCarthy in the suit to recover Its
losses from the National Surety com
pany on O. V. Allen's bond. The state
claims $146,250 to square accounts and
make p for the theft from the treas
ury, interest, etc.
The state land board at Its meeting
yesterday afternoon granted 44 lease
applications which have been pending
before it for some time, with the ex
ception of three filed by Andrew Lit
tle of Emmett. They will be acted up
on later. Albert Campbell of New
Meadows secured the largest lease. It
covers 2660 acres. The board extended
the time limit of settlers on the Powell
tract of the Big Lost River project. In
which to make contract, to July 1. The
board declined the application of the
Pratt Irrigation company to increase
the water right prices under that pro
ject from $40 to $50. The Black Canyon
irrigation district aaked for the tem
porary withdrawal for one year of
lands under the Carey act In that pro
ject. Entrymen being çn the unsur
veyed land the Idaho Irrigation com
pany, through counsel, requested the
land board to apply to the federal gov
ernment to have certain unsurveyed
lands within Its project surveyed and
the request will be granted.
It was announced at the governor's
office yesterday that ex-Governor
James H. Hawley of this city and J. C.
White of Coeur d' Alene are among
those who will represent Idaho at the
annual session of the Conservation
congress at Washington, D. C. Both
will go east the latter part of the pre
sent month.
Governor Alexander will attend the
ball of Company B at Nampa tonight.
Friday he will be at Caldwell to at
tend the Oregon trail celebration to be
held in that city.
State Engineer Smith has gone to the
southern part of the state where he
will Inspect the Salmon river dam. The
state engineer will be gone several
days.
With a vie wof establishing dally
passenger and mall service on the Gil
more & Pittsburg railroad from Arm
stead, Mont., to Salmon in Lemhi
county. C. E. Amey, immigration agent
of the Northern Pacific railroad held a
conference with Governor Alexander
today. It Is probable that satisfactory
arrangements can be made to bring
about the additional service.
Considerable amusement was occas
ioned at the state law library today
with the appearance of a notice signed,
"The Jitney Ford Peace Commission,"
wherein warr.'nt was given to attor
neys. They were requested to leave
fire arms, brass knuckles or other
weapons of war with the librarian be
fore entering In the event hostilities
are necessary, the notice Informed Its
readers, a room In the basement of the
state capitol had been prepared where
those engaged will be furnished boxing
gloves, bottles, towels, et.-. The only
standing rule to all matches, it was
. .inounced. is that the Compton "up- |
perçut" Is barred.
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Pure Food Commissioner J. K.
'White today issued the following no
] tice to all de lers In Idaho:
I "You are advised that the use of the
I legend Guaranteed Under the Pure
[Food Act of 1906, and Serial Number,'
I or similar statement on labels, pack
jages, or containers of foods or drugs Is
j prohibited and under a ruling promul
I gated by the United States department
of agriculture, all canned aud package
goods bearing this guarantee legend
roust be off the market not later than
Nov. 1, 1916.
"You should make prompt arrange
ment with your Jobbers, wholesalers
It's Time to Take Off the Heavies
This Applies Particularly to
Underwear and Hosiery
—It's time now to selecf your lijjht weight garments for "Old
Sol" is going to make it tnightv uncomfortable for the man
or woman who is not prepared to keep cool.
—We just want to state two iacts here—"Our stock is as ,
complete as it could possibly be with splendid, reliable gar
ments for each member of the f imily."
—"Our prices are lower for gsirment* of the same quality
and our make-it-right policy inst res you complete satisfaction
Nature Says
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Clothcraft Suits, $15.00
they are worth investigating
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—You'd often like to drop into a store and look over the things you've
seen advertised and It's natural that you should.
—But you don't like to be urged to buy nor feel that you've placed
yourself under obligation by looking and we agree with you absolutely.
—You can come to this Store any time, try on Clothcraft colthes or
any of the other good ones we sell and not feel the slightest obligation
to buy.
—We are glad to have you visit us, first to Investigate—to see for your
self the result of putting the savings of applied science back Into
clothes year after year.
—Sooner or later we know you'll come back, booausa when you are
ready to buy you'll want the style, comfort and lasting quality that
only 70 years of Clothcraft scientific manufacture can give you.
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Vests and Unions for Women
Women's Unions—25c.
—Low neck, eleeveless style with
lace trimmed knee; made of very
nice quality cottoq yarn, all slzee up
to 9. This garment will give very
satisfactory, wear.
Nice Cotton Unions—35c
—This one comes with low neck,
no sleeves or long sleeve, umbrella
knee. It Is a very popular seller at
3Bc, 3 for $1.00. A nice Atting, com
fortable garment at a very low price
for such good quality.
Dainty Silk Lisle Vests—48c.
—One of the prettiest and daintiest
garments we sell; made of Ane, lus
trous silk lisle,
crocheted yoke or plain tape top. A
most desirable garment for Spring
and Summer wear.
Summer Vests—10c
—We sell a real good quality Vest
for 10c each; well made, good Attlng
and one that you may expect to give
good service for the price. All sises
the same price.
Non-Slip Vests—12$4c.
—This Improved, non - slip Vest
comes In sleeveless style and Is out
long and large. It is designed so
that It will not slip off the shoulder»
Plain tape top or fancy lace Insert
yoke. Two for 25c.
|Real Nice Cotton Vests—19a
4— Dainty and comfortable, made of a
landy grade cotton with tailored
lnlsh of beading and tape. One of
lut popular E-cut style that won't
Slip off the shoulders. 3 for 50a.
H nion Suits—48c; 2 for 95c.
Very Ane, close ribbed Union
Which comes In low neck, tape top,
èuff knee; tape top,' shell Anlsh
knee, short wing sleeve and lace
trimmed knee, closed or open style.
We also show poros knit and $
ilece Suits at this price.
Men's Unions and 2-Piece Garments
Arro-Rok Hats for Men .. $2.50
Real Cowhide Bags*
$4.95
No man likes to have people staring at his Hat. If it Is
the right sort and the right fashion and fits correctly, the
man who wears It forgets all about it. Others will accept
it as part of a first class outfit.
—Arro-Rok Hats are Just such Hats as will accomplish
tHis result.
—They're guaranteed In quality.
—They're correct In style and color.
—They're better values for the money.
We sell a genuine Cowhide traveling Bag
for $4.95 that Is surely a fine value. It Is
leather lined throughout and has large
pocket Inside. Has leather sewed corners,
good lock and Improved snap fasteners that
won't fly open If Bag Is overpacked.
with handsome
Exceptionally Good Values in
Muslin Petticoats at
$1.50 and $1.98
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Nu-Shape Unions—89c.
—The Hirsch Nu-Shape garment of
excellent quality mercerized cotton.
In very elastic rib. This garment
comes in low neck style with either
cuff or lace knee; perfect fitting and
daintily made.
—The top thought with every woman now Is to prepare her ward
robe by buying the things needed for Summer wear.
—Here Is a splendid lot of handsome white muslin Petticoats that
most women will need; Petticoats of fine sheer nainsook with fluffy
lacey flounces that will give the proper emphasis of fullness to the
Summer dress.
—Some have beautiful, deep embroidered flounces—others have
French val flounces 18 Inches deep that are as dainty as esn he.
Still others have elaborate flounces of German val lace and organdie
insertion and Mechlin lace and organdie Insertion.
—All in all, they're remarkably attractive and will be quickly recog
nized as splendid values at the above two prices.
—On sale Friday and Saturday (Balcony).
Good Nainsook Union—48c.
—Such a soft, sheer Nainsook gar
tent as this will feel mighty good
This one comes In
Fine Mesh Unions—49c.
—Yes, only 49c for a nice quality
Mesh Union and reinforced buttons
and buttonholes,
comes in ecru color; short sleeve,
ankle length style, sizes 34 to 46.
Fine Ribbed Unions—69c.
—A closely knitted, fine elastic rib
Union that will satisfy you In oom
fort and service. Short sleeve, ankle
length style with closed crotch.
Pure white or ecru color, In sizes
34 to 50.
Men's Ribbed Unions—95c.
—We believe we can show any man
a garment which will please him tt
96c. This one Is a fine elastic rib
In ankle length style with long or
short sleeves; pure white or ecru
color; sizes 34 to 46.
This garment
rrom now on.
pure white In sleeveless, knee length
Style.
houlders and back; sizes 34 to 46.
Elastic webb feature at
Men's Balbriggans—95c
-Short sleeve style with three
iuarter length drawers. A very
thin, comfortable Union you are
sure to enjoy wearing. Special elas
tic rib belt feature at waist which
eliminates the pull and strain when
bending. Cream whit* color; sizes
34 to 46.
2-piece Garments, each 50c.
—Besides white, we carry a com
plete line of black Balbrlggan Suita
Which are preferred by some men.
Shirts and drawers are well made
end reinforced throughout Sizes 30
tlo 45; a garment 60c; a suit 95o.
2-piece Suits, each 25c.
—Think of buying good Balbrlggan
ihlrts and drawers at 26c each,
garments that fit comfortably and
»rear satisfactorily; sizes 32 to 46;
»ach 25c; a suit 45c.
Note These Prices on Bed Spreads
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—Liberty, heavy cotton crocheted Quilt, full size; cut
corners, scalloped edges; each .
—Large Belmar crocheted Quilt, size 81x98-lnch,
fancy weave .
—Heavy, nicely finished cotton Marseilles Spread,
scalloped edges, cut corners; price..
—Cartonla, fine quality, heavy Quilt, size 81x91-inch,
In splendid patterns ..
—No. 846, very fine quality Spread, weighs 8 lbs. 4 oz.;
size 80x89; price...
—No. 866, extra large Spread, size 84x95-lnch, weight 3
lbs. 10 oz.; price .
$1.48
$1.69
$1.93
$2.39
Women's and
Misses' Suits
Splendid Mesh Unions
•95c.
$2.98
—If you prefer a Mesh garment to
the rib, here Is one to please In
weight, comfort and service; every
thing you would expect in. a higher
priced garment Short sleeves, ankle
length or short sleeves, knee length.
$3.69
$15.00
$22.50
Boys' and Girtf Underwear
Children's Vests—10c.
Warner's Rust-Proof Corsets
Boys' Mesh Unions—25c.
—At 26c a suit we have a dandy
stock of good Unions In either fine
mesh or balbriggans that are Beldom
equaled for fit or wearing quality
for the price. Short sleeve, ankle
length, in ecru color; age 4 to 15.
Mesh or Rib Unions—45c
—The most popular selling garment
we show for boys, age 8 to 16.
Comes in short sleeve, ankle length
style, ecru color. Well made and
reinforced where the most strain
comes; a remarkably good Suit for
45c.
Are the Best for Warm Weather Wear
—They were the flret Corsets to be made and guaranteed Rust
proof. You can keep them fresh and clean by the use of a brush,
soap and water.
—Warner's Corsets are double qual
ity throughout. They are strong
and flexible, each bone and side
steel being made of two thin strips
with a cover, affording greater
strength than any single steel of
equal weight. They also give twice
the flexibility.
—They are extraordinary Corsets
that cost no more than the ordinary
kind.
—Each model Is carefully shaped to
a certain figure and once fitted, will
always keep Its shape.
Priced $1 to $5
Model 2c31 $1.00
For Full Figures
—This model is a good example of
the style and value to be found in
Warner $1.00 Corsets.
—This is a high bust model with
narrow graduated front clasp, siz>s
18 to 36. It is strongly double boned
throughout and suitable for full fig
ures. Price $1.00.
—Did you put off buying your
Spring Suit until after Easter?
—If you did you will be glad to
know that our stock Is In no way
lacking in completeness due to
the Easter rush.
—It would be, no doubt were It not
for our policy of keeping new
ones coming In by express almost
dally. Our stock shows no signs
of having been picked over.
—So come and see the scores of
lovely models awaiting you at
our two famous value giving
prices—$15 and $22.60. Special
ized Golden Rule valuee that will
save you several dollars.
—We are selling many Suits at
$36 too. Suits in a class by
themselves when it comes to
* style and quality for this price.
We Have Them As Good But We
Sell Them For Loss.
-i-Low neck, eleeveleee style In fine
Swiss rib; made with the non-slip
shoulder strap. A well made, good
wearing Vest for such a low price.
Child's Cub Waists— I2%c
—Our Cub Waists for children axe
very sturdy and serviceable. They
are made with two rows of battons
at the waist and axe strongly taped.
Fine values for 12Ho, 2 for 25c.
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Serviceable Waists—25c
—One of the best children's Waists
off the market,
roughout. Buttons at the waist •
fastened on with strong tape.
Child's Pat'd Suits—25c.
—Combination waist and union,
knee length, sleeveless style with
drop seat. Strongly taped, good
button holes and fine grade cotton;
size 2 to 12; 2 for 48c.
Infant's M Vests—35c.
—[-Just enough wool In them for the
lljtle tots. Shell crocheted finish,
long sleeves; slzee 1 to 6; 35a, t for
$1.00.
Double taped
Boys' Balbriggans—50c.
t]|ir
are
—Our lino of Boys' Unions at 60c
represents excellent values for the
money. Real good quality balbrtg
gans In ecru color, sleeveless and
knee length style. Loose fitting and
comfortable; made with elastic rib
belt.
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Ribbed Balbriggan—45c.
Young Idaho Suits
for Boys at $3.95
—If you prefer long sleeve, ankle
length style for the boy, this gar
ment will pleaSA you. Comes In
ecru color; ages 6 to 16 years. You
will sure recognize it as a splendid
value.
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—They are making many friends
for the Golden Rule every day,
because they give such satisfy
ing service. We select the ma
terials very carefully to make
sure they are the kinds that will
stand the racket.
—You may choose from several
hundred Suits and save a dollar
on any one of them.
WE INVITE OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS
To take advantage of our mall order iervlce as a means of supplying
their Spring underwear needs by parcel post We pay all parcel
post charges within 160 miles of this Store.
As'k to be sent a copy of our Mall Order Bulletin for May.
tains big values from all sections of the Store.
It oon
STORES*
IMAKE. IT RIGHT
and manufacturers to furnish new car
tons or labels for your stock now on
hand and do not accept new consign
ments of goods bearing this guarantee
legend."
A special dispatch from Kootenai
County says:
Demand made by the state for
$15,817.80 as the amount of delinquent
taxes due from Benewah and Kootenai
counties for the period covering six
years from 1908 to 1914 'was brought
before the board of county commission
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Tfc. wood «fui "Sneday Morning Bath"
ers last Friday and a resolution passed
authorizing a payment of $9982, us
Kootenai county's share of the amount
The payment Is made from the an
nual budget of the present board and
represents only the principal as no In
terest charges have been made on the
funds due.
Speaking of American music and
songs of war, Alice E. Teller, of the de
partment of piano, University of Idaho,
says in the recent news letter Issued
under the auspices of the 'varsity:
The stirring times of war have In
spired many of America's best known
and most typical songs, more perhaps,
than all the years of peace have pro
duced: Whereas from the long per
iods of peace hot* before and after the
Civil war, no national patriotic sengs
were evolved, from the thrdes of the
Revolution came the first versions of
America" and also "Yankee Doodle."
Again, the war of 1812 gave us "The
Star Spangled Banner," while during
the Civil war, "Dixie" became the In
spiration of the south, and around ev
ery northern campfire was heard the
martial "John Brown's Body"
"Glory Hallelujah." At this time many
other songs came Into prominence.
'Tramp, Tramp, Tramp the Boys are
Marching," "Just Before the Battle,
or
Mother," "Maryland, My Maryland,"
"Marching Through Georgia," and oth
ers were sung, and still preserve for
us the spirit of a people's devotion.
We can claim no authorship for the
tunes of the majority of our national
airs, but must give the credit to Eng
land for the most of them. However
the stirring w-vrds and adaptations be
long decidedly to Americans.
It la always to the interest of the
stock market gambler to start rumors
of peace In war time, and of war in
peace time. He profits by either panic.
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Style, in two heights
APPEAR AT PINNEY
Santanelli Carries No Pro
fessional Subjects, Tak
ing All From Audience.
Mr. Santanelli, who will appear with
his company at the Finney theater
Monday evening. Is a gentleman of
education and refinement. This fact
so» readily recognized that ladles
have no hesitation In going- upon the
stage to satisfy their desire to exper
ience the sensation of hypnotism. Mr.
Santanelli carries no professional sub
jects, but Instead, depends upon vol
unteers from the audience. In doing
so the performances are more inter
esting and amusing. In a short talk
he disabuses the mind of hts audience
the mystery and fear of hypnotism.
là a simple lesson, easily learned,
from which no harm can possibly come.
Hypnotism Is good mental exercise and
should be understood by all.—Adv.
"Peace talk" in Europe Is coincide!
With a further advr nee in the price j
gasoline. So the high price of gas ml
»top the war. 8 . there. . j
BOISE riSM CO,
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Wholesale and Rotall Dealers in Fresh,
Smokad, Salted and 8hell Fish.
127 South 9th Street. *
Phone 430.
Halibut, lb.
Salmon, lb.
Smelts, lb.
Salmon Trout, lb.
Black Cod, lb. ...
Flounders, Sandabs, Soles, lb. 15o
Lin Cod, lb.
Perch, lb.
Fresh Herring, lb.
Book Cod, lb.
Fancy Flrmie Haddie, lb. ...
Eastern Oysters, pt.
Shrimp, lb. ..
Crabs, each i.
kippered Salmon .
Fancy Golden Bloaters. « for
18o
18o
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30c
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