Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-29
BREVTTIES

A daughter was born yesterday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Allen Of
Pleasant Valley, Idaho.
Judge Davis will not call his trial
calendar in the district court on Mon
day as usual but will do so on Wednes-
day of next week instead.
The will of Ella A f. Jones has been
filed in the probate court upon petit
ton of Flora Bash. The estate con
sists of real estate and notes.
The Homedale Power, Light & Water
company has filed its schedule for rates
with the public utilities commission
asking for an order approving them.
Judge d. W. Standrod of the public
utilities commission. accompanied by
e. II. Gallett, secretary of the commits
sion, left this morning for Pocatello.
They will attend the funeral of u.
Worth Clark.
Emma Takumi has filed suit for d.
vorce from Frank Takumi. She also
asks that she be restored to her
maiden name of Emma Mower. The
complaint states that they were mar
ried in Weiser. Aug. 4, 1913 and charges
that he has failed to provide for her. =
The divorce case of S. S. Thompson
against A. X. Thompson, was dis
missed in the district court today by
Judge Davis upon the written request
of the plaintiff who wrote from Toron-
to, Can, making the request. His let
ter of request was verified before d. s.
Towel, vice consul of the United States
at Toronto, and the verification bore
consular stamp showing that the fee
was 50.
Mike Zupman, proprietor of the
Austrian lodging house at 511 Idaho
street, where several gamblers were
arrested, last evening pleaded guilty
to permitting gambling in his house
and was fined $40 for the offense,
which he paid. Charles McCarty and
George Brown today were found guilty
of being Migrants and were fined SO
and costs each and committed. j. w.
Alexander was fined SIS and costs for
being drunk and committed. Albert
Palmer. arrested for being drunk, for
feited a IS cash bond.
Governor Haines today issued re-
QUESTION papers on the governor of
Washington asking for the return to
Idaho of w. o. Mckinney, now serving
term for a misdemeanor in Seattle.
Mckinney is wanted at Lewiston on
papers were turned over to Harry
Lydon, who left for Seattle to get Nc
Kinney. The complaint against Nc
Kinney charges that as an employee of
the Columbia Life & Trust company
| he embezzled SIS of the company S
money, and then left Lewiston for
! Seattle.
| Monday evening a meeting will be
| held at Star under the auspices of the
| Idaho State Humane society. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by Miss Mar
garet Roberts, vice president of the So
ciety, Miss Marie 1. D. Irwin, secretary
treasurer. and Marion S. Parker, Boise s
humane officer. The Colorado pictures
that we're shown here q short time ago
will be given and thoroughly explained
on that occasion. The people of Star
will no doubt greatly enjoy the ad
dresses and pictures. Admission to
the entertainment, which will begin at
p. m, will be free.
Paris Martin, of the law firm of Mar
! tin & Comeron, is in receipt of an in
vitation from the Twin Falls Railroad
company extending a cordial persona
! invitation to accompany the first Off
cial passenger trip of the interurbar
electric line from the city of Twir
Falls to the great Shoshone falls, today
1. 3. Perrine is president and r. r
Spafford secretary of the new road. In
spite OF the many difficulties of placing
bonds in the last few years Mr.. Per
rine has been able to place bond issue
which gives Idaho a railroad to Sho-
shone falls. one of the greatest scenic
wonders of the United States.
Idaho receives additional valuable
advertising in an illustrated article il
this months Forecast" in which the
work done by the state pure food de.
partment is highly commented upon
Under. the caption "a Real Servant o.
The People," the article tells of tn,
work of Commissioner Wallis, and pay.
special attention to sanitary improve
merts in the state and the excellen
laws which the Idaho legislature ha!
passed and which are looked upon a.
models by other states. The writer o
the article says Idaho is a pure foo(
state, a fly hating state, a clean stat
and healthy state and concludes thu
article by saying that Com missione
Wallis, by taking the people into hi
confidence, by using a fearless public
spirited press. with the skill and re
sourcefulness of real newspaper man
, by showing the consumers how direct
, ly they are concerned in the pure foo
and sanitary work, he has created
, keen public sentiment ,and a food in
! spection standard in Idaho unequalle'
in any state"
Eat Drinks homemade bread: high
est quality at good grocers. Adv. 81