Evening capital news., May 05, 1916, Page 5, Image 5

About Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927

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esinol
stops itching
and burning
If you are suffering with eczema, ringworm,
rash or other tormenting skin-eruption, try Res
inpl Ointment and ResinolSoap. You will be sur
prised how quickly the itching and burning stop
and the skin becomes clear and healthy again.
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Son*
I. ,| r; /vfiB have been prescsibed by physickos for
twenty years. Sold by aH drug*
ists, for free trial aise of each write te
Dept. L2-R, Resinol, Baltimore, Md.
Resinol SHavint Stick makes daily
t haring easy for tender-faced men.
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irectors and Club Members
Are Pulbng Together for the
Advancement of Boise
1 Co-operation 1-, what has -elledl suc
cess for the 1 ole" Commercial clubjdur
Ing the past year and promises to pring
about an even renter success in 1816.
Directors and club members are pull
ing together In their desire to acid to
the list of factories and Industries
the city, to increase its population
to assist the capital city In maintaining
Its position of prestige as not only the
trade center of Idaho but as one of the
of
and
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fei county. It has helped to give a
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lghter aspect to business conditions
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In Boise, now- re-ived and looking bet
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ter than for some lime with the tiros
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pects is an exceptionally prosperous
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year. It has served to maintain the well
known "Boise spirit" which has dole so
much towards keeping this city In
iront, which has made it the ideal icon
vention city of the state, a city of
homes, of modern business blocks, of
fine public buildings and in fad the
"city beautiful."
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Co-operation Means Success.
If the past Is a criterion thi-: year will
do more for the club than any one
thing else. The fad that that orgarUza
tlon has expanded its limits to include
anyone desiring to afriliate with it,
thnt it is representative of all prices
sions and trades, that its membership
includes men in all walks of life and
that they work on an equal footing,
have an equal responsibility and ft-an
chise In deciding the affaira of the club,
best cities in the west.
The effectiveness of this co-opera
tion has been demonstrated in a num
ber of Instances. It helped to make [pay
up week a success. It did mt h towards
on tli
big
striking common ground
roads bond issue which was carried In
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C OLLAR spring
Style, in two heights
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ClUeTT SEA800Y trCO. INC.MSKf
WARM WEATHER
Creates a demand for lighter clothing. We were never so well prepared to
serve you as we are now with Summer Suits, Panama and Straw Hals, Arrow
Shirts with French or starched cuffs,
Interwoven
Hose, Lisle
and Silk.
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Union and 2
piece Under
wear.
Keiser Neck
wear.
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All the new
Arrow Collars.
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Have \'ou seen our otte
button Union Under
You'll like it.
wear?
EIGHTH ST.
OVERLAND BLDG
Stroll in and investiga
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CLOTHING-FURNISHINGS—TAILORING
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has made Its usefulness greater and Its
community work more effective.
There arj a number of propositions
before the club to be curried out this
year and co-operation and a determin
ation to get. together and stay toge'her
on the part of Its members will do
more toward making them successful
than anyone thing else, it is pointed out
by members who have had much to do
with the club's work.
Cl cb Alive to Issues.
"We need all the assistance that each
member Individ, alls- and all members
collectively can tender," said one of the
club officers discussing the benefits
of co-operation. "The fact of the mut
ter is the club could accomplish little
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iwere it not for .he fad that all of us
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are willing to g ve a little of our time
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to its work and do wha we can o help
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out in the hand ng of the various prob
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lems and propos tions that are com ng
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a ' lv . e h to .. the of keeping it up
bi * getit «Ration «•* kind
" th«-state, and of taking care cf those
t p,< ' b,emti c ty the sise of Boise has
" ^ <> ft - »olre. AV e naturally want
tho cluh ', 0 b « " s,u ; ces s to interest
everyone In its work. The day has gone
when the cluh members merely devote
their time to am ,sing themselves in the
cb j b rooms. There is • little work for
a „ of to do and everv cltlzcn ahou i d
not only belong to lhe L . lub but take
active pa ,. t in lt8 work. All of us can
not be officers and directing heads
Everyone however, can ho
an( j by showing interest in the club's
work bcar bih b .. rden (lf lnakln g Boise
a blgger and belter city ..
Willing to Give Aid
"I attended seven committee meet
ings last week and from the present in
dication I will have attended the
number this week," said another mem
ber. "This takes not a little of my time
but I feel that if what little service I can
render will accomplish anything for
Boise through the club then 't is time
well spent. 1 am a citizen of this city
and a business man. My business and
my future depends upon the success of
Boise. I feel that If we can all work
together Boise cann< help but be ben
efited. There is nothing like eo-opera
tion. I am sure we are all proud of
Boise and the position this city
holds in the Intermountain
There is nothing 1o be guined by pull
in* against one another. Let's all pull
together, a wo are doing, and 1 am
member
country.
sur« will continu« to do In thj future."
The Commercial dub Is rapidly being
looked upon as the center for civic acti
vities and It Is claimed wil'. expand
along this line to a great dj^ree
future. These civic questions of. pr.ra
mount Importance to everyone who
claims l'.olse as their home will be given
deeper study this year on the part of
club members than ever before. Con
fidence has been established In the club
greater confidence than It has had
for matrV years. New members are
joining daily and offering their ser
vices to do what they can to advance
the Interests of the club. It Is believed
this will continue.
In the
BOXING MAMS IN
PROSPECT TOR BOISE
Promoter Nick Collins Is working
overtime endeavoring to bring to -Boise
two fast boxers who can show eines at
the Forest park arena. As yet he has
been unsuccessful, but he Is confident
that negotiations can be closed for
either a heavy or welterweight match.
In the heavyweight class Collins has
strings out for Joe Bond, Battling Jim
Johnson and VI# Berger. Johnson is the
colored heavy who buttled Jack John
son 20 rounds to a draw and secured a
d-clsion In 19 rounds from Sam He
Vey. Berger has met and won from
such men as Gunboat Smith, Jim Cam
eron. Charles Walker and others.
In the welterweight class he is cor
responding with Frank Burrieau, the
Canadian title holder, V.l. Summers of
Portfand who has boen cl anlng up all
opponents and is looked upon as one of
the coming welterweights, Dick Wells,
Jack Torres and Fighting Bill Murray.
iWells and Torres meet tonight In a 12
round mill at Kansas City.
Storage for household soods, pianos
and furniture. Fow cçual, none better.
Peasley Transfer f : 3torago Co.
Phone 73. Adv.
FATS AND LEANS TO
PLAY BALL SUNDAY
The Fats and the Leans have signed
to meet next Sunday afternoon a' 3
o'clock at Cody park and It is given out
there is to be no postponement at the
last minute this time. There will be no
admission charged and naturally a
large crowd of the faithful Is expected
to ho in attendance. Unknown to the
Leans, the Fats have .been secretly
practicing for the matinee. They claim
to he in the best possible condition and
expect to give the Leans a real nice
time when dragg'ng them to defeat over
the home diamond.
Goodrich Livery & Idaho City Stage
office has moved to cor. 6th and Front
My.7
sts.
TWO MORE GAMES ARE
WON BY FRUITIAND
(Capital News Special Service.)
Fruitland. May 6.—The fast Fruit
land high school baseball team has
added two more victories to its already
long list having this week defeated
Both the New Plymouth and Payette
high school teams by decisive scores.
New Plymouth was cleaned up 15 to 0
and Payette was disposed of without
trouble. The next big game will he
played with Weiser Friday, May 12, on
the Fruitland diamond.
DAMAGED GOODS.
Liberty Theater, May 11, 12, 13.
—Adv. M10
WHY SWEAR, DEAR ?
USE 'GETS-IT'
FOR CORNS!
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It's the New Plan. Simple. Sure ae
Fate. Applied in a Few Seconde.
"Why, John, ! I never knew you to
use such language! I've told you sev
eral times it's no use to try those
bandages, salves, tapes, plasters, and
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"Tern Wouldn't toe* Tour Temper, John
It You flMKl <n*t«-»f" »"* - ..
contraptions for corns. Here's some
'Grts-IF, It's Just wonderful how easy,
'clear and clean' It makes any corn
come right off. Takes but a few sec
onds to apply. It dries at once. Put
your sock on right over it,—there's
nothing to stick or roll up from a
bundle of your toe, or press on the
corn. It's painless, simple as rolling
off a log. Now put away those knives,
razors and scissors, use 'Gets-It' and
yoü'll have a sweeter disposition and
no more corns and calluses."
"Gcts-It" is sold by druggists every
where. 25e a bottle, or sent direct by
E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, III. Sold
In Boise and recommended by White
head's Drug Store and the Joy Drug
Stores.—Adv.
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"Carmsn."
For today only lhe Majestic theater
screens the marvel of the picture
world, the Fox production of "Lärmen''
directed by Roual Walsh, who came
Into such prominence by his fumous
picture, "The Regeneration." Theda
Bara takes the lead ns the haughty,
intolerant gypsy flirt. She was for
mer leading lady at the Theater An
toine, Paris, and now stands supreme
ly ,alone and unrivalled as "The Vam
pir« Woman" of the world. She is lit
erally the rage from 'coast to coast.
With the sinuous grace and audacious
beauty of a crimson rose, full' pet
eled, she moves tall and
through the long line of wicked and
cold-hearted days of Carmen. Her
version Is entirely her 'own, as she
stands matchless in her proud face of
command. The support given Miss
Bara is perfect. The Watson Jr.
comedy »ill open thl* feature show to
night.
•illowy,
The Liberty.
The Thomas H. lnce production.
"Bullets and Brown Eyes." Is at the
Liberty today and tomorrow. MIbs
B essie Barrlscale furnishes the brown
eyes of the film and her cast In
cludes William lyesmond and Wynd
hum Standing. The plot is one of
trivial nature but uround it have been
built many stirring situations and de
lightful incidents which malte it very
entertaining. The story concerns the
attempts of a countess to win the love
of a will o' the wisp prince and is
interspersed with real humor.
The Strand.
Mme. Olga Petrova 1 b again starred
at the Strand theater, tl.is time in the
Metro feature picture, "The Soul Mar
ket." The plot of the film etAbodies
nothing thut is distinctly new, but the
story is a world-old on- which seems
gain rather than to lose by repeti
tion. Mme. Petrova possesses all the
qualities of a screen player and enacts
her present role with suitable repres
sion, Wllmuth Merkyl Is her leading
man and he Is at his best. Arthur
Hoops pluys the villain with his usual
excellent Interpretation. The picture
is almost wholly enacted Inside of
four walls and some of the interiors
are handsome. The photography is ex
cellent.
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Th, Isis . 4
"The Sowers." *he Lasky film now
at the Isis, has all of the attributes
of a feature. The lighting is really
remarkable, photography us clear as
crystal, the story entertaining and the
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Itosala Bsrrises Is, the Triangle-Kay
Baa Star, Who la Appearing In "Sul
lots and Brown •tyes."
"Bullets and Brown Eyas" will bo
shown at th* Liberty today. •
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Absolutely Pure
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A system of extra rigid sanitary inspection that
reaches even to the farms that supply the fluid milk
safeguards you.
There is no PURER milk production than
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"CREAM'S ONLY RIVAL"
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MADE IN IDAHO
BUY IT BY THE DOZEN
cast an excellently chosen one. Blanche
Sweet. Thomas Meighan and Theodore I
Roberts have the heaviest roles and
each one of them is dmirable. The j
story of the film deals «1th the ac-j
tlvitlea of the revolutionists In Russia !
and gives opportunity for some unusual |
costuming and some elaborate interior
scenes. Miss Sw eet weurs some very :
beautiful gowns in her role. William 1
C. De Mille directed ' the picture. !'
' Phone Conpton Transter Co. for the
best moving job you ever had. Phon : i
4K.—Adv.
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IRECKLE-FACE
Sun and Wind ^ring Out Ugly Spot*.
How to Remove Easily.
Here's a chance, Miss Frecklc-faceJ
to try a remedy for freckles with the
guarantee of a reliable dealer that it
will not cost you a penny unless it re- ;
moves the freckles:
give you a clear complexion the ex
pense is trifling.
Simply get an ounce of othine—dou- j
ble strength—from any druggist and a j
few applications should show you how ;
easy it is to rid yourself of the home
ly freckles and get a beautiful com- |
plexion. Rarely , is more than one i
ounce needed for the worst case.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the I
double strength othine us this Is the <
prescription sold under guarantee of J
money back If it fails to remove j
freckles.—Adv.
hile if it does
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Announcement
Grand Hotel Cafe
BOISE'S NEWEST CLEANEST AND BE8T CAFE
WILL OPEN
SATURDAY , MAY 6th
—In the
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GRAND HOTEL BUILDING
1081 MAIN STREET
Under the ownership and personal su
pervision of Mr. C. J. Ryan, formerly
of New York City, where he conducted
a chain of 26 high class cafes.
It will be the endeavor of tho Grand Hotol Cgfo
to ploooe overy taste and we not only assure you of
tho best of eats but th* quickset service.
We have no lunch counter in connec
tion so there is plenty of room for the
convenience of our patrons.
Music with your meals. Tompkins'
popular orchestra will furnish music
during dinner hour.
We solicit your patronage and will put forth our very
best effort to satisfy each and every taste.
Yours to satisfy, C. J. RYAN.
"WHolMom* and Delicious."
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Capital Watar Company Patron*
Are notified that the recent order of
(the public utilities commission docs
not provide for a half-season rate for
water ordered July flr-st or later. Full
rentals will he collected for
turned on at such time.—Adv.
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The best in town, made
exclusively by the
115 N. 8th
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Packed in ice and
delivered to your
home.
CARMEN
Peaturing
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Primitive and Picturesque
Old Spain Before Your
Astonished Eyes.
Thrills,Thrills
In This
Colossus of the Curtain
With
Universal Appeal and
Undying Attraction.
Harry Watson, Jr., Comedy
TONIGHT ONLY
MAJESTIC
GRAND REVIEW