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FREVERT IS IN CITY
Expert Who Will Have Charge
of Western Dairy Products
Exhibition Is on Ground;
Compliments Workers.
G. K. i'Yevert. government dairy ex
pert. with headquarters in Suit Lake
City, who will have entire charge of
the management of the AVestern Dairy
Products show to he held In this city
Feb. 10. 11 and 12. arrived In Boise
last night, and Is in conference with
the officials of the coming show with
a view to determining what they have
done* and will do later regarding the
features of the show.
According to Mr. Frevert. the show
that will be held this year promises to
be the biggest and best dairy show
ever held in the western country, and
will carry exhibits of a variety and
number never before enjoyed by a
previous exhibition. Members from 11
western states will be in attendance,
while the exhibits come from Maine
to th ; Pacific coast.
The program will include movie
films on dairy subjects; western dairy
conferences; addresses and discus
sions; production problems; demon
strations; uses of dairy products in
tiio home; marketing problems; free
excursions to model dairies, creamer
ies. condensary, cheese factories; dairy
products exhibit.
Mr. Frevert complimented Mr. Phel
lenherger and Mr. Hyatt upon their
splendid handling and arrangement of
tho details of the siiow, and for the
way they sold the space for exhibits
ns tin- show is already to start on
schedule time on the date set with
out any confusion and nothing to be
done whatever, either in program or
exhibits.
Dairy men and farmers In this sec
tion as well as all over the state will
be in attendance as, this meeting
means much to the progressive farm
er and dairyman of today, and is one
where he can enrichen his knowledge
of the business greatly and be in po
sition ot give the public better goods
at better profits to himself. Every
day will have a demonstration of the
use of dairy products in the home by
various government and state ex
perts, the use of which by housewives
would materially Increase the value of
the food, and decrease the cost of it.
DEFENSE OPENS CASE
IN BIG WATER SUIT
The defense opened It» case In the
United States district court Tues
day in the suit of the I3oise-Pay
ette Water Users association against
the United Stated reclamation service
and will doubtless spend tHe remaind
er of tlie week In defense of the
charges made against the officials,
which involves excessive charge foi
water nmUthe use of funds for other
purposes than was considered in the
original plans.
The plaintiff's closed Monday after
noon, with the exception of one wit
ness, who was unable to he present on
account of illness. Documentary evi
dence from Secretary of the Interior,
j,ane. was introduced Monday, the
secretary in his deposition, stating
that while he was not obliged to testi
fy he did so in courtesy to the water
users.
The Capital News telephone number«
• re 24 and 25. tf
Western Optical Co.
Boil«, Idaho.
203 MANITOU HOTEL
Office Hours, 9 to 12 sum., 1:8b to 5 p m.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Or Your Mone v Refunded.
AMERICAN CAFE
/09 MAIN ST.
American and Chinese dishes. Noodles
and Chop-Suey our specialty. Mer
chants' Lunch, short orders. Music and
dancing. < »pen from 11 a. m. to 1 a. m.
THE AUTOPIANO-The world's best
Player l'iano. No rubber tubing.
william Knïïl
"BLAKES INCLINE
SAVES YOU MONEY."
"AS YOU GO UP PRICES
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THE IDAN-HA
LEADING HOTEL OF BOISE.
European Plan.
In tha eentar of evarything.
Commercial and 8tockgrow«ra
Haadouirtera.
FIRST-CLASS DINING ROOM
Ratea, without bath, $1.00 up
With bath, $1.50 up.
10 AN HA HOTEL CO.. Prop.
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Published every afternoon ami Sunday
mornlim «I Koine, Idaho, by
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mer Civil Service Examiner , 1322
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agricultural courses during winter
months at Idaho Technical institute,
Pocatello, Idaho. Fine shops, labora
tories and facilities with expert in
structors. No tuition, room free,
board at cost. Come at once. F9
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HELP WANTED
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PROSTATE sufferers In read on
nouncement under Personal,
drugs. The Electrothermal
pnnv, 139 A, Harrison bldg.,
benville, Ohio.
HELP WANTED
Female
STENOGRAPHY, BOOKKEEPING.
Idaho Commercial College. Phone
2586—2590. F16
WANTED—Woman for general house
work. Apply at 623 Hays st. F5
SITUATIONS WANTED_
POSITION wanted by experienced
bookkeeper and office man; banking
experience; best of references. Box
2487, Capital News. F 5
WANTED
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE—Singer sewing machine,
cost new, $75. Good condition. Will
sell reasonably. Phone 2013 -W. F10
FOR SALE—Fertilizer, well rotted.
Phone 1663-J. FlOc
HIGHEST prices paid for all kinds of
poultry. Boise Poultry Co. Phone
209. M3
WANTED—To buy one-liorse wagon.
Address 2501 care Capital News. F5c
BOISE BROOMS, 75c, 85c, 90c, $1,
$1.25. Camp, 496-J. F6
WANTED—To buy good work team
and harness for cash. 1712 N. 14th
street. Phone 2857- W. F10
WANTED—To purchase strong hack.
Address P. C. Henne, Barber, Ida. Fll
LOOSE hay delivered, $18. Phone 4.
Broadway Stables. F8c
WANTED—Silk waists and lingerie to
launder. Call 1289-J. F8c
JOHN ARBUCKLE, 1213 State. Pbone
1207-W. Interior and exterior paint
ing and tinting. M2
RAW furs—For best price* bring or
send to Jerry Cohn, 360 Golden Rule
Bldg. SUn-Mon-Wed.tf
WANTED—Tricycle, ball bearings, first
class order, small uize. Phone 2577-J.
F7
WE sell Muresco wall tint in bulk.
Kimery's, 816 Idaho st. FC
LEGAL NOTICE.
WARRANT CALL—STATE OF
IDAHO.
Notice is hereby given that, on and
after Feb. 11, 1919 I will pay, on pre
sentation, all registered general fund
warrants against the state of Idaho up
to and including No. 50177.
JOHN W. EAGLESON,
State Treasurer.
Adv. Fl l
WANTED
Miscellaneous
WANTED — Typewriter desk. See
Stamper at Grave's real estate office.
F7
BUY WHERE your dollar has more;
cents. Furniture, rugs, stoves and
ranges. The Company Store, 906
908 Idaho »Street. tf
BEAI. 'S second-hand store, 613 Main
St. Goods bought» sold and ex
changed« tf
WHEN looking for real estate or
trades of any kind see C. H. Bay*,
Eagle, Idaho. tf
WANTED—500 yards or less used can
vas, any size. Write at once to
Thomas Morgan, Vale, Ore., Route 1.
F5
WANTED—Several second hand hot
bed sash. Phone 2310-R, after 6. F29
WE pay the highest price in cash or
trade for used furniture. Jenkins
Furniture Co. tf
IDAHO NATIVE HERBS—Whltenead
Drug Co., Boise, Ida. tf
FOR SALE—A few bundles of clean
old newspapers; 100 in a package;
suitable for under carpets, starting
fires, pantry shelves, etc.; 25c a bun
dle. Capital News office. tf
WANTED—Place to work with good
team of horses until about Aug. 1
to 15th. Address Box 76, Vale, Ore.
F5
WANTED—To rent 40 to 80 acres.
Have all machinery and stock; can
give best of references. Box 55,
Kuna, Route 2. F5c
WANTED—Batteries to recharge and
repair; expert work; honest dealing.
Prestoltte «ervlce station, 902 Idaho
St. tf
WANTED—To rent from 40 to 120
acre improved ranch. Lifetime ex
perience. Gus Olson, Route 4, Boise,
Idaho. F4c
BAD debts collected anywhere In the
United States. No collection, no
charge. Don't be without money
that is due you. We furnish refer
ence and bond; write or call at once
for free plan. Do it now.
NATIONAL CL EDITORS ASS'N.
245 Sonna Block, Boise. Ida. tf
FOR RENT
Furnished Rooms
SHERMAN HOUSE—Family hotel;
board and rooms. F6c
IFOR RENT—Furnished rooms with
bath privileges; convenient to busi
ness section. 1201 Grove, or phone
2663-R. tf
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished sleep
ing room. 910 State street. F8
FOR RENT
Housekeeping Rooms
FOP. RENT — Light housekeeping
rooms. 1119 Jefferson St. Phone
1101 -W. F5
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MY SOLDIER HUSBAND
- ADELE GARRISON'S NEW PHASE OF --------
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
Why Madge Was Convinced That Her Observation of Mi m Holcombe Was Correct,
I PTT'MBLKD sgAlnst Alir* Wnlrombo
il* tf by accident when 1 reached her
aide after seeing the expression In her
face.
"Oh. pardon me!** T exclaimed hastily,
but I was careful not to meet her eyes.
I wished to recall her to herself, to give
her the opportunity to pull herself to
gether before either my eyes of those
more critical should «can her face.
I heard a started, sibilant breath, then
the cool, ironical tone which I had
learned to like in the weeks since ray
entrance into the Bayview high schooL
"I'll think it over," she drawled, "and
let you know.*'
It was the veriest nonsense, but
knew that with it she had recovered her
poise. A merry voice sounded behind
us. Its tones cautiously lowered.
"I say, girls, wo can catch the three
eighteen If we hurry, and beat It Into
New York. There must be a perfectly
scrumptious time going on in there.
What do you say?''
"Sorry, Bess, but it can't be done,''
Miss Holcombe promptly responded.
•'Didn't you Just hear our respected prin
cipal's request to the merry villagers
assemble themselves upon the green this
•veiling? That means work for Uttle
yours truly, as you ought to know."
I looked at her In amazement, won
dering If I had mistaken the anguished
sympathy for Kenneth Btockbridge
which had been reflected in her eyes
but a moment before. Her face was
still colorless, but her eyes were bright
with mockery, and no one oould have
possibly guessed from her tone and
words that the principal was anything
FOR 8ALE
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE—Rabbits; New Zealand
docs, bred, $3 to $5; some line bucks,
$2.50; young stock $5 per pair. Ad
dress Erwin, Caldwell, Idaho. Ml
ALFALFA hay for sale, $18 a ton, de
livered. Phone 1399-J. F8c
FOR SALE—Smith Premier typewriter
No. 4, cheap. Phone 1916-J. FS
RANCH AND EQUIPMENT.
120 acres near Caldwell; good house
and barn; Artesian well; one cow,
three good horses, harness and wag
on, binder and other farm machinery.
$18,000; half cash, or will take clear
house in Boise, or farm in Saskatcha
wan, on first payment.
IV. T. BOOTH.
807 Bannock St. F7
FOR SALE—1 heavy dark oak mission
library table, 2 drawers, cost $40. will
take $25 or will trade this for a light
oak color. One oak mission flat top
office desk, cost $50, Will take $20.
One velvet Brussels carpet, cost $75,
will take $20, S r e Stamper at Grave's
real estate office, 9th and Idaho. F7
tv. r.
HAY for sale: $18 delivered.
Booth, 807 Bannock st.
I
; to her save a rather troublesome mar
I tinet, whose wishes she was compelled
to heed.
j "Mice!" Bess Dean, "the Trreprewdble,"
ks her colleagues dubbed her. hissed the
j exclamation melodramatically under her!
j breath. 1 had already learned her
whimsical habit of substituting nearly
related words for common slang ex
cla mat Ions.
"You simply slave tor Kenny. A Pee
Holcombe. Just because you think It's
your duty, a sort of Moses holding
Aaron's hands, or was it his head?"
"I was always under the impression
that Aaron held up the hands of
Moses.'' Miss Holcombe drawled. "But
probably you're right, Bess, you gen
crslly are on quotations, you know."
Miss Dean flushed slightly, but held
j her ground.
Miss Holcombe's Self-Control.
"I don't care," she muttered defiantly,
: "It's a shame he puts everything on
you, and you take It, Just because you've
been here 11 years. Believe little Bessie,
I if I stayed here twenty-eleven years I
wouldn't be such a mar—tyr.''
Miss Holcombe chuckled, and I nxar
; veiled at her self-control, for the re
I membrane© of what I had seen in her
eyes made me certain that this hurried
colloquy was torturing her.
"Aren't you the clever kldletT** she re
torted, "changing 'mark' into 'martyr.'
That presence of mind of yours will cer
tainly come in handy some day. And
you will kindly observe that the sixth
■ grade are already marching into the
sebooihouse. I might suggest that your
FOR SALE
_ __ „ Miscellaneous
FOR oALE—Little pigs, Poland Ohina
boar, and surrey. N. B. Irish, Route
2, Phone 27-R-3.
A LOT of washing machines from $
up at ICimery's, 81G Idaho St. F6
FT
_'
YOU can huy roller skates at Klm
ery's 816 Idaho street. F6
FOR SALE—Heavy wooden water
tank iron bound, 1000 gal. capacity.
Boise Cold Storage Co. Phone 82. F6
KENTUCKY LEAF TOBACCO
Pure natural leaf—mellowed with age.
50c per pound, prepaid. The Pur
chase Tobacco Co., Murray, Ivy. F8c
WILL cut in February, several acres
of black locust trees, sizes 3 In to
10 in., lengths as long as 25 ft., and
straight as an arrow. Order the size
you want and they will be cut. H.
W. Dorman, Caldwell, l.'.aho. F28
FIRST class rotary White machine
for sale cheap, 911 Fort. Phone
1855-J. F5
1 DINING table, golden oak finish. 48
Inch fop 8 ft. extension, Just like
new .at a bargain. The Jenkins Fur
niture Co., Exchange Dept.
her!
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It's
of j
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on
I
re
her
re
the
lambs of the eighth will be looking tor
their shepherdess soon.*'
"J don't care," sulked Miss Dean d*
flfjitly. "The war is over, and my man
will be back, and T should worry over
any old school. I'll tell Kenny so if he
gets fresh. How about it, Mrs. Graham,
will you go in with me on the three
eighteen ?"
"I should love to.'' I prevaricated, "but
you know I have a baby at hom«. I
must go home first and see to things be
fore I even think about the city."
"Oh, telephone home to lock the baby
up in the cake box and come along." she
advised with a last flippant little nod. as
she stepped in front of her class, and In
the twinkling of an eye became again
the martinet whom her classes knew.
Madge Resolves to Get Lillian
Indeed, as far as the pupils were con
cerned she had never let down her mili
tant attitude. All her conversation with
us had been carried on in clever, low
toned asides, while her face and bearing
kept even the most venturesome of her
pupils In check.
I knew that she was In reality a
warm-hearted if frivolous girl, but her
indifferent, almost callous and mer
cenary reference to the war's ending
and "her man'' gave me a sudden dis
taste for her society. I, also, longed to
go to the city, to witness what T guessed
must bo transpiring there, but there was
only one person whose companionship I
wished upon such an excursion as long
as my soldier husband was upon the
other side. I resolved to hurry home
and get Lillian upon the telephone.
; F OR SALE—Loose
I Phone 1S57J.*
for sale
hay.
delivered.
$
F6
EARLY SEED POTATOES
FT FOR SALE
_' J Early Ohio?, Early Eureka*. Phon*
82, Boise Cold Storage, lGIh and
Railroad. F5
F6
F6
age.
Pur
F8c
to
and
size
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F28
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like
Fur
1 MOUND City malleable steel range,
4 lids and water front, good as new,
at a bargain. Jenkins Furniture Co..
Exchange department.
CALL JACK FOSTER. 1S05-W for
loose hay. F12
FOR SALE—Boise Lumber Co. wood
delivered in your woodshed. Phone
2678-J. Feb'!
FOR SALE—A few bundles of clean
oid newspapers. 100 in a package,
suitable for under carpents.. starting
fires, pantry shelves, etc., 25c a bun
dle. Capital News.
1 GOLDEN oak buffet, good as new;
cost $50: our price $35. Jenkins Fur
niture Co., Exchange Dept.
CABBAGE CUTTER SIX KNIVES
Slices all vegetables rapidly; excellent
for potato chips; prepaid $1.00, three
for $2.00. Lusher Brother». Elkhart,

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