Evening Capital News from Boise, Idaho • 2

te 10 Cooking Lessons 54 Excellent Tested Recipes bound in convenient form for use in your mailed FREE if you send your name and address. kitchen will be The cooking lessons explain how you can always have "good luck" in your baking through choosing the right materials, mixing them, regulating the heat of your oven, etc. Addreu JAQUES MFG. CHICAGO WOMEN WILL BE Mass Meeting to Be Addressed by Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch.

The "Suffrage Special" will arrive in Boise from Pocatello tomorrow night and preparations have been made to give the representatives of the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage a cordial welcome as called for In the proclamation Issued by Governor Alexander. Following the mass meeting here on Tuesday evening and the reception at the state capitol Wednesday morning, the special will turn eastward. Plans have been made for a 30minute stop at Nampa, where addresses from the rear of the car will bo made to the Women of the Junction City. The principal speaker at the mass meeting will be Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch of New York, former president of the Women's Political Union of York and political chairman of ms True Value Integrity Continuing Tuesday and Throughout the Week.

REDUCED PRICES ON ENTIRE STOCK Silk and Cloth Suits Our special selling of every silk and cloth Suit in stock at greatly reduced prices, is pointing the way to economy for you. More than 125 A Co. high grade Suits from our regular stock are divided into five the smartest styles, in a complete range of materials, colors and sizes. Indeed, it's the best buying opportunity yet afforded in Boise this season on Suits of such high character be it remembered we do not sell Suits of inferior tailoring and cheap quality, hut high class Suits at low prices. Many thrifty women who like something different in wearing apparel, will select from these exclusive style Suits here tomorrow, at a worth while saving.

EVERY SUIT IN STOCK IS REDUCED In Assortments at Five Prices 12 75 18 50 21 75 24 50 32.75 (Special for Tuosday) Cloth Coats at $10.00. Silk Dresses at $17.50. 1 TQ Xinvnf ATM? IT Jx. 1 lij ABC 212 N. 8th St Novocain is the German drug used in Nerve Blocking.

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the congressional union. Mrs. Blatch Is the daughter of Elizabeth Cady Stanton, one of the pioneers of the suffrage movement and of Henry Brewster Stanton, secretary of the world's anti-slavery convention In London in 1840. She Is a descendant of Robert Livingston, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, and of Colonel Livingston of President Washington's staff, who, when in command at West Point, drove off the the H. M.

S. Vulthre when It went up the Hudson river for Major Andre. To Welcome Visitors. Among those who will be at the station at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday night to escort the party on the "Suffrage Special" to the Plnney theater, where a ttt Try Jap Rote wMMUrfui "Sunday Morning Bath" Soap mass meeting will be held are: Mrs. Fred Plttenger, Mrs.

George Pierce, Mrs. Glenn Nichols, Mrs. A. R. Crusen, Mrs.

Joel Priest, Mrs. Edwin Herrington. Mrs. E. O.

Sisson, Mrs. W. S. Chipp, Mrs. E.

D. Nichols, Mrs. Minnie Priest Dunton, Mrs. Fred Blcknell, Mrs. Charles P.

McCarthy, Mrs. John M. Haines, Mrs. F. E.

Walker, Mrs. H. Foster Thompson and Mrs. Mary McManus. Mayor Robinson has consented to be at the station at 8:16 o'clock when the special arrives to welcome the members of the party officially to Boise.

All those who are Interested In meeting the eastern women are Invited to be at the train for the informal reception, which will be held from 6:16 until 6:30 p. m. At the mass meeting In the evening will be occupied by the Justices of the supremo court, state officials and the officers of the following women's organizations: D. A. Good Citizenship club, W.

C. T. XL, College Women's club. National Council of Women Voters, Humane society, Golden Rod society and the Burbank circle. Scott Neal has taken out a permit to build a garage at his home, 216 East Jefferson street, at a cost of 1700.

The fourth of the weekly recitals by the pupils of Mrs. Maud Lowry Cleary will be given tonight In Ellers hall. W. J. Lloyd, general manager of the lntermountaln division of the Western Union Telegraph company, was in Boise today.

The members of the Volunteer Firemen's association will hold a regular meeting tonight at ttitlr room l.i Turner hall, at 8 o'clock. Captain Barnes of the Salvation Army, who has been very 111 for more than a week, was reported to be Improving slowly today but It will be a week or more before she can leave her bed, according to a statement from her physician. Amos McIntyre and Egbert Jones, who were arrested by Officers Clifton and Ross Saturday night for being drunk, this morning entered pleas of guilty when arraigned before Judge Haye In the municipal court and were each fined $10 and costs of $3. The College Women's club will hold its annual meeting at the Y. W.

C. A. this evening at 8 o'clock. Officers will be elected for the coming year and a full attendance of members is urged. Dr.

R. M. will give an address on "The Art Message of the PanAmerican Exposition," and Mrs. Aidrich will sing. Lee Denno, husband of Mrs.

Lizzie Denno, who died Friday morning, arrived here Saturday from Portland, accompanied by Willis Mickle, a son of the deceased, and his wife, and her sister, Miss Keith. Mrs. Pierson, a daughter of Mrs. Denno, arrived from Salmon City, and a sister, Mrs. Peterson, of Horseshoe Bend.

The funeral was held yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. A. F. Williams, 1407 North Tenth street. Rev.

R. B. Wright officiated and burial was In Morris Hill cemetery. Rev. C.

L. Trawln, pastor of the First Baptist church, was greatly surprised last evening when a number of his friends informed him that his expenses were provided for, if he wished to attend the Northern Baptist convention at Minneapolis. Rev. Mr. Trawln made a record get-away, leaving on the early morning train for his old home In Indiana, where he will visit a few days before the convention.

The fact that next Sunday's services had been vided for with outside talent hastened his decision. He expects to be absent from the pulpit only two Sundays. DOCTORS CHALLENGED BY LAWYERS TO GAME The attorneys of Boise are not going to be backed off the baseball board by the Fats and the Leans. They want to take a whirl at the national sport themselves and this afternoon authorized the announcement that they challenge the physicians to a match game of baseball to be played next Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Cody park. The BlackstoneB assert they have "makings" for a fast nine and If the pill rollers want a real merry time they should accept the challenge.

the Millionaire Accused of Fraud. Kansas City, May case of R. J. Bolles, millionaire head of the Florida Fruit Lands company, called for trial today In the United States district court. The defendant, whose home Is In Jacksonville, is under Indictment charging him with operating a lottery and using the malls in an attempt to defraud.

MOTHERS. DO THIS When the Children Cough, Rub Mueterole on Throats and Chests I No telling how soon the symptoms vm.wVJrf A th af It Prompt sure relief. It does not blister, lilte mnthers knowit You wJn a kr in the houM keep a jar in tne nouae. It is the remedy for too. Reheves Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Tonsilitis, Croup.

Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia, Congestion. Pleurisy, Rheumatism. Lumbago. Pains and Aches of Back or joints Sprains Sore Musd Frosted Feet and of often prevents Pneumonia). At your druggist's, in 25c and 50c jars, and a special large hospital size for $2 50.

Be sure you get the genuine MUSTEROLE. Refuse what you ask for. The Musterole Com Cleveland, Ohio. of pany, ri. Si Forty-five cent coffee costs ten cents a pound more than thirtyfive cent coffee.

A pound makes thirty i cups, so the ten cent difference makes a third of a cent a cup. If you drink three cups a one cent pay for fragrance, delicious aroma and the satisfaction you will find in Folger's Golden Gate Coffee. to 45c Coffee 45c Quality a J. A.Folger&Co.San Francisco Under the Capitol Dome The public utilities commission granted an application today permitting the Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul railroad to increase Its demurrage charges so that a car movement can be initiated.

The increuse ln demurrage Is to be effective June 16. State Veterinarian Bodle left today for Emmett, where he was called on department business. While there he will make an Inspection of stock. Transcript of appeal was filed In the supreme court today in the case of Milford Williams versus John Shrope and Fannie E. Shrope and Brennan Davis.

The case came from Bear Lake county and is an appeal from the Judgment entered In the Fifth Judicial district court Involving a promissory note for $1760. Notary appointments were announced at the governor's office today as follows: Samuel E. Harris of Pocatello. L. D.

Brown of Pocatello, and State Bank Commissioner Hitt has chartered the Stockgrowers' Bank Trust company of Pocatello, which will open Its doors for business shortly. The officers of the new banking Institution Include James B. Hitt, president, and D. R. Plngree, cashier.

Mr. Hitt Is well known here, having been a member of the state livestock sanitary board. Commissioner Hitt spent a week in the southeastern part of the state visiting American Falls, Pocatello. Idaho Falls and other cities and towns. He returned yesterday.

"Conditions In the southeastern part of the state are good," said Commissioner Hitt. "The winter wheat could hardly look better and although It has been dry there this spring the crops are in fine shape. Idaho Falls Is rapidly coming to the front. Buildings are going up everywhere and conditions from a business standpoint arc certainly all that could be asked there. A new' building is now being built in that city for the Joy drug store and It has one of the best locations In the business section.

Pocatello, too, is building und the same thing can be said of American Falls. There Is little reason for complaint in any of those cities. "From a banking standpoint tho banking institutions of southern Idaho could hardly be In better condition, and I was very well satisfied with the shape 1 found all the state banks I in. Governor Alexander, who left yesterday for the southeastern part of the state, speaks tonight at Burley. He will be gone most of the present week.

D. W. Davis of Amerh'nn Falls, Republican gubernatorial candidate, was a state house visitor today. Mr. Davis sayB that business conditions in Amerban Falls are excellent at the present time and the prospects are good for big crops.

American Falls is building and i growing rapidly. Within a short time I Mr. Davis will start on an automobile I tour of the state for the purpose -xlendlng his campaign. The adjutant general department, bePn fl ed that a summer Ira: Ing camp for business nun will Fernan lake in Kootenai county In June. The local mill.

ompany will have charge of the -amp. "ill be maintained for a period of six A northern Idaho wifebeater has been sentenced serve from ex months to two years ut hard labor the state penitentiary. He is Henry Meldl, of Orangeville. Sentence was msaed on him by Judge when he entered a Plea of assault with in'ent to do bodily harm upon his better half. Thomas L.

Kerl, former Republican candidate for congressman and member of the lower house of an Idaho legislature, who was prominent in a sensational divorce case brought against his wife, objected before Judge Ed Bryan of the Seventh Judicial district court, who sat In the case at a hearing last week, to paying his former wife $150,000 in cash or $200,000 In property. PREPARE! For the Hot Summer Days By Installing An Electric Range Because it re places Dirt, Drudgery and Waste with Cleanliness Ease and Economy Your wife should have it. 'COOK BY WIRE" Demonstrations of Electric Cooking will be given at our office in the Electric 7th and Bannock, on Tuesday and Please come. Electric Investment Co. MAKE LIFE BRIGHTER AND THE DAY'S WORK LIGHTER.

He wanted the amount reduced to 110 000 A test suit has been instituted lu the district court for Kootenai county determine validity of attorneys collecting a $25 fee on each delinquent tax certificate, stituted In the name of A. M. Martin, of Post Falls, and is against the state. Martin has 36 lots in Post Falls on which the taxes of 1913 were $19.80 and In order to redeem and clear title under the law it The suit has been inIn 1914, $18. secure a will be necessary to pay $900 attorney fees to the county.

The complainant alleges that the fees demanded are con- Mr. Martin takes the stand and flseatory. that the act is unconstitutional, declares his Intention to carry the case to higher courts if he Is not sustained in the. lower one. HAS CLOSE CALL IN WIND STORM 1 (Capital News Special Service) Payette, May bile riding horseback on the road just north of the, building in Fred Kruitlanil high school Fruitland Saturday afternoon, KIdredge came very near being killed! hen the wind blew down two electric two joining wires Realizing his.

but his spur caught in the saddle and he released himself from the wires betore falling to the ground, Conscious, but unable to muscle, Mr. Eldredge was taken to the I office of Dr. Wright, where the wound was dressed T1 narrow escape rem of death was when It was found his neck light poles anti caught around his neck, danger, he quickly spurred his horse, freeing himself from the live wires. As the animal jumped, the wires about his neck almost pulled him from the horse, ve a vva be pert care. ly and will probably recover without any bad effects except the slight dissblement of Jtis arm.

He Is the son of A. B. Eldredge. formerly a heavy lan.l owner at Fruitiand. The horse which he hum in several ulac VCr the terribi, afternoon during me terri on "term as he was returning from the pasture here he had gotten horse.

jugular vein. taken to Ontario, where he wan again examined and placed under exAt present he Is doing riding w'tis about 'clock In the -inti Store your household goods with Compton Transfer Co. Sunitary warenouse- Phone tt L. WHITE MOUNTAIN Ice Cream Freezer; none better. Can place one In every home; sizes from one quart up.

Klmery's, 816 Iduho M10 St. LAWN MOWERS, GARDEN HOSE. Kill the weeds and nourish the grass with a lawn mower and hose at Klmery's, 816 Idaho St. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY SWEET potato plants for sale In any quantity. Union Feed and Fuel Co.

T.L.-tf Alvunted for a ranch. GOOD man phonse Droesbeke, Bench. St. Johns J8 cemet ery. LARGE span of mares, weight 3000, 5 years old in July; sound, well broke.

Jacob Foster, Boise, general delivery. M14c Livestock. FOR hogs, pigs, 2 miles west of Foothill road. J. I.

Ballantyne. Myl4 or girl as houseHarry E. keeper on ranch at once. Smith, Caldwell, Idaho. Phone 262J3, I care of C.

T. Co. WE can furnish cabbage, tomato, cauli- flower, pepper, egg plant, celery and sweet potato plants in any quantity, Union Seed and iel Co. WILL EXCHANGE good canary bird for chickens or eggs, or will sell cheap; have several good singers. Phone 376w.

1512 N. Tenth. FOR SALE OR acres, I one mile norti of Middleton: ten inches of water; also twenty acres dry land adjoining. N. F.

Jensen, Rt. 3, Boise. SEED POTATOES Both early and late varieties; also choice table potatoes; 9th and Grove, old Cole Grocery stand. Phone 1214J or write I. Joplin, 308 State St.

M9 REWARD for Information leading! of heifer calf weekg red wUh whlte spot in forehead, white on end of tail. Taken from mother near Cole school house. Phone 79-R3. T. C.

Catlin. SALE OR -88-acre relinquish- ment on Snake river; some fence; I shack; told spring water. About 30acre island with place, also 160-acre I dry relinquishment. Address Box 662, Nampa, Ida. My 14 M14 SHOOTING SEASON will soon be here.

Pick out a gun and get ready. Winchester automatic shotgun, 12gauge, good as now, Remington pump gun, a bargain at Winchester pump gun, $15. Exchange Store, 1009 Main. MS A HOME? I SHOULD SAY SO! Somebody will lose. Somebody will make big profit If they buy thlu excellent town lot 62x122, with 5 large modern rooms and large sleeping porch, water furnace.

This Is modern and good. Building for auto, cork elm shade, free Irrigation water, roses and creepers. The best buy in town. Cost $5000; will sell for $2950 and give terms. Huh City Realty 219 Idaho Bldg.

Hot M8 Seeds, plants, true to name. W. S. G. cor.

9th and Grove. Phone 323. tv PtAYfi THE SINS OE THE FATHER Is the groat theme in The greatest seven-aet drama of moral uplift. DAMAGED GOODS Presenting the legitimate star RICHARD BENNETT and Original Broadway Cast. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

May 11, 12,13. CHILDREN UNDER 13 NOT ADMITTED. NEW IDEA PATTERNS, 10c The only seam allowing patterns on tha market told at 10c. For sale at the CASH BAZA Cancer Cured Without the Knife. Dr.

Cancer Remedy. No charge i cer Is removed 4 DR. J. H. POWELL 1619 Wash.

Boise ntl! canI Grand Opening Dance WHITE CITY Wednesday, May 10.