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Show - i i U V::: . de$ehet evening news satuiiday octobei; id ms VTTT I... ion PI' nil m Mii .leweiia SECTION . Ik Murderer StilT at Large . Influenza Spreading Liberty Day Celebration Other Items of New; ' J4 t J J i $ : V . I f . - (Special Correas poDdence.J a IS, T I , ;4 , 1 ' -- OCATLLO, Ida Oct IT. Following Is a list of resist rants tit pept. IS, who will be physically examined Oct, It and 21, ' 'Oct'-2 Dewey Burks, Inborn; Edwin Howe pall, Wayne;' Royal .Hale Bailey, McCammon; George Barney Banfield, Pocatello; Louis Frugoli, Pocatello; KalmanMamberT Pocatello; Marcelmo Ayibera, Era! Pocatello; Woodland Henderson, Artmo; JSaaiskia Kashahten, Pocatello: 'Leland 8tan-ford CollIns,Xaor Johft Day. Poca- telio: Georee William Barrel, Poca-- i Lowefl, Idaho teilo.; Tern Anderson Trails; Edward Jqlian Main, Hawkins; Heed .Vance, Fort Hall; tJsove C. Triplett.' Pocatello; Frahlf Southworth Lee Kinney, McCaramon; Wiliiara' Pemberton. Pocatello; John James Dourgherty, Bancroft; Jesse Cries Kin. pocaieEofjroeph-R.Tlffro4- a Bprinss, Charter Vicks Ml(lward, Moody, Cheeierfleld; Henry Boston ' Chesterfield, Ployed James Lee, P.oca- Hot teilo; Robert Walter Hall, ' Springs; Orval Murat Fox, Pocatello; David Barton Edwards, Pocatello; Clint B. Grimes, Sods Springs; Joseph Terry. Lava Hot Springs; Srit Anderson, Soda Springs; Andres MalronL Lsva Hot Springs; Thomss Plcciano, Jacob Meyers, Pocatello; Joseph Pocatello; Arlmo; Wilson Sldwell, John Oarlock, Pocatello; Jobs Ed- ward Mitchell, Pocatello. October 21 Earl Hullery Price, PoPocatello; catello; Fred h Morris, Hares Polemaros, Pocatello: George William Tarr, Pocatello; Floyd Hare Creger, Lewiston, Utah; Joseph E. McDonald, Pocatello;' Clarence Edward Utah; Olaf Henry Stafflnnd. Murray, " Wahl, - Port flail; Edward Andrew Barrett. Pocatello; Charles Edward Itodeback, Lago; James Audrey Steele, Soda Henry; Fidele Jean C ha here.- Soda - Springs; Marian Valentine,Springs; Knute Alvin Baird, Pocatello; Dewey "Lawrence. Medford, Grace;James Gleason, Soda Springs; Ira Auetin Woodworth,- - Pocatello; John Byrd, - Pocatello; Charlea Hurley. Tetonta; Fred Augusta Stone, Pocatello; Reverent C. Etocklns. Burley; Lester Ortenso Larson. Lava Hot Springs; Clarence Fern Blayney, Chesterfield; Bert Williams Lewis Moore, Ogden, Utah: Charles Lee Bylngton. Dec to; William Henry Smith, Pocatello; Resheld Raymond Clifford, Pocatello; Walter1 Williams, Pocatello; Emery Spear Garrison, Pocatello; Frank Tuntaro Oda, Bancroft.; Robert Emmett, Sullivan; WiUla Anthony McEtheran. Pocatello; Leslie - Mortimer Whlte Pocatello; .Robert White, Pocatello; Alma William Anderson, Downey; Francis Potter. Lava Hot Springs; A. C. Daniels, Soda Springs; Percy Allsop, Pocatello, Thomas Hurbert Norris, Pocatello, Henry; FranGeorge Peter Joigensen, cisco Jarque, Soda- - Springs: Dewey Soda flUnner, Spnilg; Milton Lon Horsley, Soda Springs; Elijah Gerald. Soda Springs; Leland Tramelllng. Wood, Soda Springs; Howard Elmer Soda Springs; William Odla t.Thlrkell, Stephens, Wayan; Robert William Walker. Pocatello; Arthur Bernard an in ( ,7 Ml ) (Special Correspondeaee is fully that Idaho will again to the world that as a state It is no slacker. This will When the drive for the Fourth Liberty loan closes Saturday night. , Idaho, like many other states, had its hopes bolstered high with the results of the first day of the campaign, when many parts of 'the state reported having exceeded thelj- - quotas But when the first thrust wax over and the left its dampening peace movement effect upon the populace some apprehension was felt as to the ultimate result. This doubt, howevgr, was entirely removed by the excellent results obtained on Liberty day. Every section of the state put forth special efforts on this occasion and from reports received at state headquarters. . no, d mi bt ii tigered in the minds of those holding the reins. In these reports 0 out of lb 41 counties of the state reported having their quotas either in the banka or otherwise arranged for. Ada- - county was considerably behind until the extra effort of Liberty day put it well on the way to tbs top, with every Indication of 'going over Ida.. Oct. 17.-- H Boise, j . 1 ill j rtrosg during the early part of the week. Much- - credit tor this successful climbing jot tbe last day or two must be given to the boy scouts In Boise the boys combed every nook and corner for possible purchasers and few were the individuals who were not accosted with Buy a Liberty Bond? Have you got your second Liberty bond yetf and other similar expressions. The Aetna Insurance company ita general agents, Perrwult through and -- Rossi of Boise, launched a long term partial payment plan for securing bonds. Through this most excellent opportunity approximately too aubecribers were brought Into tho fold who could not othervifw have purchased even the smallest denomination bonds without - working an-- extreme hardship- - Through this plan approximately $20,000 worth of bonds were taken, most ot which waa credited to Ada county although several sales' were made to parties In different parts of tha state. For Examination. Wednesday saw the first group of Boise city men-- of the September 12 registration assembled for examination. Small groups wilt be called for examination each day until 'the entire list la exhausted. Eight young men of Boise left during the week for Moscow, where they will he given special vocational training at the university. --These men win take a course of two months intensive training In auto mechanics, radio work and general mechanics. Those who show the necessary qualifications at the end of the course will be reeom-mendfor camp-- . Six men from Idaho training were accepted for the marine service last week. Three of those choeen were from Boise and one each from Emmett, Payette and Roswell. This section of Idaho seems to favor groups of sit this number being Stowe, Central. chosen for mlrlne entry and tha same Still At large. i number of trained nurses having left The negro assailant who slew Pa- during the same week for Camp Funs-to- n. trolman James C. Khlrrod Sunday These ladles of merry will find evening is Hlil&at large and unknown their first duties among the Influenza The meager description of him given patients of the camp. by Sherrod before be died, was that Rooeordt Expected. be waa a tail figure dressed in alight It Is reported that Col. Theodors, suit . The city offers $500 reward for his capture. Joint effort to find Roosevelt trill make a tour of Idaho him is being made by the police de- to assist the Republicans of the state part moot, sheriff office. Short Line, in their fight against the Kevalaire Detective agency, and per league. The faith the farmers have In sonal friends, The body of Mr. Sher- the colonel and his winning powers rod was sent to Salt Lake for Inter- linked with his decided etard against the leaguers would Jf a great boon to ment. The deceased was the Democratic tbs Republicans. The political condition at present nominee tor sheriff, and was one of Alia jnoat active, and efficient mqn on prevailing In tbeGem state la giving rise to all sorts of schemes and oras served four years the force, lie The latest move to be respecial agent for the Short Line un- - gan ixationa - tier Chief Joe --Jones Chief of Police ported is the organization of the One Goo. W. Sutherland,- Assistant Chief Hundred Per Cent American club ef Idaho. Tbe principal object of the George W. Smith and Special Agent. club-is Knowles of the Short Line, ac-lv fight the nonpartisan orJoe , ganization- In the stats. pom ponied the body to Salt Lake. The plan of the club is to fight fire Influenza lu Bannock. with fire by organizing the The Influenza, bad Invaded Bannock farmers In the movement fur an.loyal agcounty and an average of 25 cases are gressive fight for Americanism. Wednesday evening. daily. , . Most Grade Potatoes. ' reported Chaa. C. Myler, aged 67, ot Pauline, In a bulletin Issued from the Farm waa one of the first victims reported; -- he died Wednesday moral, made that potatoes, offered for sale JUbcrtjLpay Celebrated. be gradd.-- lt isi , was oh Liberty Day appropriately also announced that prospects are good rerved. Under the auspices of the for fair prices on potatoes If cars can Knights of Columbus, a parade took be secured for shipping and those place through thy business section of having suitable facilities for storing the city. It started, from the high are adviced to hold thoir crop for adschool grounds at 10 o'clock, led by vanced prices. The same bulletin ad.the Gate City bend. vises onion growers to dispose of their The state quarantine regulations crops early tf "reasonable- - prioeaee lnflu-enz- a, the of spread adopted against offered Indoor assemblies ' It la further announced that prohibiting the and services but permitting out-dorumors ot an embargo on account of gatherings, did not materially affect the'weevil on .south Idaho hay to preme celebration. vent It from' or passing tie program took place "bn the through Oregonentering or Washington on its courthouse 'grounds and the speakers way markets is not true were Father Baudizzone, and , Mr. and to' outside that the western and northwestern Comprtock. - The theme of the oration demand for Idaho hay Is good. waa the benefits that aocrued to the In spits of the efforts of the state world at large In the discovery of board of health to prevent the entry this land. Into the Gem state ot the dreaded Another Contingent. Spaniel influenza 202 eases have been state. The majority of Another.contingent of 1 registrants reported in the of Bannock gpunty departed this these cases are in tbs soutbeastorn week; five for limited .service for part ot the Stats. Ada county reports 11 cases sind Boise two. The cases In . training .at Vancouver,. Washington, and 1$ to attend the . A. T. C., at Ada county are in Meridian. Kuna, the University of Idaho. The recep Stir and Boise, , turn took place at the courthouse lawn. ' Addresses were made by Mayor old K. Loveland, Chesterfield; Ervin A. B. Bean and Prof. N. B. Adktnson B. Hogan, Hatch; David 8. Hubbard, of the 'Tech.1' who accompanies the Grace; Charles Jefferson Coffin, Lee Croxall Blox- boys to Portland, and from there Dewney: 1 .will go to Seattle, to attend the confer- hSun. Warren Ogden Barnes, Dow-heence of Civilian relief committee and Royal H. Larkin, Grace; Frankhome service section of the Red Cross, lin Stuart Henson. McCammon; Ora ot which he is ch Airman for Bannock Ralph Shlra, Pocatello; William Ed, county, ward Phillips. Downey. men entrained The following young Those entraining for Vancouver era: for Moscow; 'Henry T. Henderson, of Carl Prutt, Hawkins; Owen Judson , Arlmo; RoecOe Bmlth, Arlmo; Andrew Barlow., Preston; Luther J. WML Po-- ! W. Tippits. Arlmo; George Anthony, catello: John B. Bennett Pocatello: Carl Rate Southerland, Po- California; GuivannlWralght, D1 Tullia, Boston, catello; Leland Dewey, Grace; Har Maas. Here, Citizens of Iclaho, Is the Character Campaign That Is Being Made Against John F. Nugent. gain Fierc UflH lt.ii I f I t rtt r.miag tay s Dkntly ta divia lare b tfwmd TM con Wed ntiaiKd 6 ly. Lira Industrial Workers of the World i HEADQUARTERS SPOKANE CHICAGO To innn. r Venta u !:iy I- - KITH 'RTHW 3, I918i m, by fC Industrial Worker in Idaho is urged to register and November election or the return of Senator John F. the at "the to United States Senate. NugentTbas always been the Nugent friend of theI'. W; W. He savedour leader "Big Bill" Haywood; -when Gooding; who oppose- Nugent in this' election, was trying to have Haywood'hung for the murder of Frank Steunenberg. We need the Senate. When this war is over we want Nugent's inNugent-ifluence to secure the release, of our fellow workers, including-- , our brave leader, from the prisons, where they are now, serving" long terms because of their opposition to capitalist It is the saored duty of every I. W,W. in Idaho to work and ed fig Bon the 01 Every vote d SEATTLE: Spokane, , Wash. t. Oct. Fellow Workers -- in Idaho: ' the-offie- en icricani ler thi bied thi ia lost. rmuw - k!TH 'RTH1V v Tha rport r pute e nnc to ie-eontr- oly' o I 0 ' . Nugent r On the other .hand the Candidate opposing Nugent is Frank ' Gooding, whot was governor of Idaho trhen Haywood, Uoyer and Pettibone were kidnapped in Colorado and brought to Idaho to stand g, which was later confessed trial for the killingof-Steunenberby Harry Orchard, who tried to lay the blame on our organization." Nugent was hired as attorney for our leaders r and saved them. Fellowworkers7-- y your choice Nugent,-ofriend, or Gooding, our enemy, who always bitterly opposed the for Senator. vote t uday Amtr voulc lion i aj) trong on it Com "2 reai trmai v -- oft-ha- ve ax ur Fin hs IirTTT: rth 4 DO JOtJH SACRED DUTY by from the State, of Idaho and United- - StatOS Seai- J electing Nugent United States Senator . 'r, ' Pent Pres idy to the p In, the j anxein retain atried and, true friend in the - n By j, IFVx itx. n 'rican nd pr outslde-the-ta4e-seu- et or y; ed to The following letter was not mailed, from I. W. W. Headquarters, It was not mailed to a member of the organization. It, was received by the wife of a professional man in Boise, Idaho. -- ' merici ssmenti an - of rts , -- tents H Gooiii Stall IFor His? 1 1 This letter is being circulated just as it appears above. lt is not signed. Even S. D. T aylor, former Republican State Lhairman, who claims that he rorged Goodings name to a letter in an effort to isecure for Gooding the endorsement of the League, did not havei the nerve to sign thi one. ; Non-Partisa- n: mmm as, Political Advertisement iz )PR ;AL0. 'or 0 of 'trrs In tok p, 1 broo 'r the 60 Jeut.r noiaod 'u.tie Allies: |