Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-15

suit. taken under advisement by Judge
Mccarthy Saturday, having been de-
MED. The defense IL presenting evil
dence today.
The annual picnic of the Sunday
school of Christ Episcopal church will
be held tomorrow at Pierce park. Mem
bers are to meet at the church at Fiji
teenth and Ridenbaugh streets to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock with
their lunch baskets and go to the In
terurban depot. where a special car
has been chartered for the trip.
Ben Reed, residing near Franklin
school, is showing some samples of a
delicious strawberry propagated and
developed himself which he has termed
Reeds Prolific" They are extraordi-
nary producers of larger size than any
others shown in this section and pos
sessing fine color and taste. He has
an unusually large crop this season.
Miss Marie Johnston. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. Johnston Of 1911
North Fourteenth street. arrived home
last night from Omaha. Miss Johnston,
who Is well known In the musical cir
cles of Boise, has been studying vocal
culture the past year under prominent
teachers in Lincoln. Neb., and Kansas
City. She visited relatives In Omaha
before returning home.
A. @. Randall, OF the Randall Dodd
Auto company, left last night for Salt
Lake, where he spent today and to-
night he leaves for Lansing, Flint and
Detroit, Mich, to look over the 1915
models and to contract for machines
for next year. The Randall odd COM
pany is one Of the largest automobile
Arms in this territory. with business
houses In Utah and Idaho.
Rena Boyd has filed suit for divorce
from George w. Boyd. The complaint
was removed from the files by her at
torney as soon as fled. Boyd Is now
serving sentence in the county Jail
assessed against him by Judge Dietrich
on his plea of guilty to abstracting
money from the United States mails
while serving as a clerk in the local
post office. His sentence will expire
July 8.
Judge Carl Davis was called today to
sit upon the supreme court to hear
the argument in the case of School
District No. Is, Blaine county against
Blaine county. The appeal is taken to
set aside the action of the board of
county commissioners and the school
superintendent in creating the school
district, the claim being made that the
| bonded Indebtedness Of the old district
was mot properly apportioned.
Paralyzed drunk and minus a pair of
new shoes which he purchased Satur-
day afternoon and also $3.50 in cash,
which he remembers having In his
pocket before his memory faded, James
Sullivan was picked up Saturday night
near lumber yard by a policeman
and brought in his stocking feet to
police headquarters and given lodging
| for the night. Owing to his sad plight
he was released yesterday morning.
Fay C. Robinson, we'll known
young man who graduated from the
state university this year, completing
the four-year agricultural course in
three and one-half years, arrived
home yesterday. He not only made
good in his studies at the university
but also stood high in athletics. In
1918 he was the catcher on the all
northwestern baseball team and was
also captain of the ball team during
that year and for three years straight
played on the university team with
credit
Odd Fellows Memorial day was fit
tingly observed yesterday by members
of the l. o. o. F.. who in the morning
visited Morris Hill cemetery on the
bench and decorated the graves there
and in the afternoon marched in a body
to the Odd Fellows cemetery, where
the ritualistic services were held. Al
s o'clock in the evening some 100 Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs attended the
Memorial services held at the Chris
tan church and heard the pastor, Rev
Davis Errett, preach an eloquent SER
mon on Odd Fellowship.
In connection with the jubilee cele-
bration and commencement exercises
of st. Teresa's academy to be held
tomorrow. the alumnae association oil
the school has issued a beautiful SOU
venir booklet which gives an inter
esting history of Catholic educationa
institutions in Idaho written by Rev. j
Van der Heydan, who was the only
priest in Boise at the time the schoo
was opened in September, 1889. Thu
4 souvenir program tells of the begin.
ming and growth of ST. Teresa's, gives
pictures of the first school buildins
and the present ind also pictures Of
the graduating class of 1914 the Off.
GERS of the alumnae association ant
the silver jubilee committee having tn,