Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-17

on public utilities are Indispensable.
Tho Progressive party is the means
through which the people of Idaho will
redeem their state this autumn from
the malign influence Of private inter-
ests over the state government.
winter and the summer in California
and Arizona. has returned home.
Will Ash has returned from Poca-
tello and other southeast Idaho points
which he visited in the interests Of
the Inter Mountain Auto company.
A brown Irish crochet hand bag was
+, found by a member Of the police de-
partment at Eighth and Main streets
and now awaits the owner at police
station.
Mrs. Fritz Schleifer and two children
who have been visitors at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Roffeis during
the past two weeks, returned to Silver
City yesterday.
| Appeal was filed in the supreme court
today in the case Of Samuel T. Keim
versus the Gilmore & Pittsburg Rail-
road company Tire case comes up
from Lemhi county.
A car of exhibits from the North Side
Twin Falls tract were shipped out OF
Boise today for st. Louis. where they
were billed to HOLSTER & Perrine and
marked for exhibition.
The Doctors Daughters will hold
their annual tea Friday afternoon at
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. ]. B.
Funston. TShe tea IL given for the
benefit OF st. Luke's hospital.
Fred G. Morse left yesterday on an
automobile trip through central and
southeastern Oregon in the interests OF
the Cleveland Superior Baking Powder
company. He expects to cover 1900
miles.
The knights and Ladies' fSecurity
will give an open meeting Friday
night at the G. A. r. hail at Eighth and
state streets. All visiting members OF
the order and their friends are invited
to attend.
Suit for $500 commission is brought
by the Tonkin- Clark Realty company
against J. W. Hedges and Glenn Hedges
in the district court before Judge Davis
The jury was secured this afternoon
and the trial of the case commenced.
| Democratic County Candidates Win
stead and McCue held an enthusiastic
rally at Whitney school house last night
attended by three Wilson men, three
Roosevelt men and the two speakers
each of whom spoke for an hour upon
the issues OF the campaign.
| c. H. Barber. who recently sold his
barber shop at 109 South Ninth street
Is fitting up a new shop in the Hotel
Bristol in the room formerly occupied
by the Tonkin- Clark Realty company
The fixtures in the new shop cost $500
and 1t Is TO be modern in every particu-
lar.
Solan B. Clark, who recently passed
! the bar examination and was admitted
to practice by the supreme court OF
Idaho. has become associated with N
NJ. Ruicll in the practice of law. He Is
the son Of N. H. Clark, formerly OF
Mackay, and one Of the leading law
yers Of the state.
The Womens Foreign MissoMar,
society Of the First Methodist church
will meet Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. ira Simpson on the
bench. Those who wish to attend are
to take the 115 o'clock Morris Hill
car which will be met with rigs to take
the ladies to the home.
/ hc DaNiucoh AIOCcIy COHlpdHy yes
terday won its suit in the district cour'
against Duncan Johnson and Julius
Raabe. The Sury late yesterday CAV.
the company a verdict for $4,000 on a
suit for $7517.25 for coffee and ties
which the plaintiff claims to have de.
livered to the defendants between
Dec. l, 1910. and Jan. 5. 1912.
i The Resseguie fire company wa.
called to the home Of c. S. Rathbun
800 North Twentieth street, this after.
noon at o'clock. where a small blaze
in the roof, caused by a defective flue
was extinguished with but little loss
Quite a hole was burned in the roof OF
the building but otherwise very little
damage was done.
H. Shuman Jones, vice president o,
the Starr Piano company Of Richmond
Ind, who has been visiting G. B
Sampson for several days. left last
night on his return trip. He was
greatly surprised and pleased with the
advancement made In Boise since his
last visit a year ago and predicts that
Boise Is to be one Of the big cities Of
the northwest
Arrested on two previous occasions
on charges filed In justice court by his
wife. once on the charge of botter,
and the second time for failure to sup
port. Henry ]. Stevenson whose do
nestle troubles date back for number
Of years, is again under arrest on the
charge of nOn-suppOrt and will BIT
given hearing Monday afternoon be-
fore Judge Bower.
Driving the big four wheel gas trac-
ton engine which was used in ths
blowing demonstrations conducted al
the fair by the John Deere Plow com.
pany. John Morgan, the companys dem.
onstrator. gave parade all by himesl
last night which was novel AFFAIR ani
attracted much attention. With string.
OF wagons and implements which ex-
tended q block In length. Mr.. Morgan
brought in the exhibits from the fail
grounds with the big engine and tool