The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-11-24
GREAT EVENT WILL
COME OFF NEXT
TUESDAY
MEN AND RELIGION FOR
WARD MOVEMENT WILL
TAKE SHAPE TUESDAY
Dinner Will Be Given at Methodist
Church-Prominent Speakers From
Boise Will Be In Attendance-Steps
Have Already Been Taken in the
Cause in Caldwell.

$duoC III Nd1u"Cll'
The attention of the men of Cald-
we'll is called to the dinner to be Civ
en- at the Methodist church basement
Tuesday evening of next week by
those promoting the Men and Reli-
gion Forward Movement in this city
The occasion will be a most pleasant
and profitable one in every respect
Prominent men from Boise will be
present to participate. Local men will
also address the guests. Those who
will be down from Boise are: Mr.. Har-
ry w. Arnold Of New York, now head
ing the movement in Boise; Mr..
T. A. Bisby Of Boise, chairman of
Auxiliary Towns committee; Hon.
Will H. Gibson of Boise, chairman
Convention and Rally Day commit
tee. The local speakers will be DR..
w. J. Boone, Prof. w. G. Brooks, and
others. The supper will be served by
the Ladies Aid societies of the diff
ferent churches jointly; and it will be
complete in every particular. Those
who attend are warned not to eat at
home before. The price of the dinner
will be 50 cents.
Friday evening Of last week steps
were taken in Caldwell looking to the
promotion Of the movement in this
city. A meeting was held and rep
| t1f
churches were appointed to help pro-
mote the work. Mr.. H. B. Aven was
appointed to represent the Christian
church, Prof. H. 7. French the Pres
byterian, Mr. W. E. Plat the Bap-
tist Mr.. Barker the Episcopal; Mr..
Aven is chairman of this committee.
This religious and humanitarian un-
dertaking is being conducted by a
committee of 81 men appointed at a
great conference held in Buffalo in
October 1910. Ninety cities in the
United States and Canada have been
selected as centers. In each of these
a committee of one hundred has been
organized to conduct the work in its
field. Boise is one of those cities, and
, the committee there is in charge of
I this territory.
The purpose of the movement is to
6 arouse men to a sense of their obi
CATION to the church, and to arouse
/ the church to realization of its OBJ
, legations to the people in connection
with such subjects as organized work
for boys, social service, relations be-
tween labor and capital, etc. It aims
, to vitalize che church, on the one
: hand, in order that its power may
: be extended in ameliorating the con-
ditions under which people live and
improving the atmosphere thrown a
, bout them; and on the other hand
it seeks to strengthen the church by
: bringing men more generally into
participation in all its activities.
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II per 1000.
II Up to 100000 watthours. 2 cen
II per 1000.
II A comparison will show that II
II proposed Mainland franchise h;
ii several great advantages. In the fir
II place the consumer has to use lOo,oO
II watthours under the present franchi'
before the reduction starts, whi'
amounts to $500 Under the pr
posed franchise he has to use 2o'O'
II watthours and the reductions cor
III mence.
II Without advocating the adoption
II the proposed franchise before we ha'
II had time to thoroughly study it ov
III we would say that the Mainlands ha
II a reputation for fair and square de;
III ings in every community in viii
ii they are. There are no complain
II against them and they are in the cou