Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-22

infamed and red. and the eruptlons made
her very cross and fretful. She got so dis
figured did not know what to do.
she had no relief until / used a nee
sample Of Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
bought more and after using almost full
sized box Of the Cuticura Ointment together
with the Cuticura Soap she was healed"
tsigned) Mrs. s. Slater, 1888 Market St..
Oakland, Cal, Nov. g. 1916.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. skin Book on request. Adj
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tonwood; ]. A. Carr, Council; Robert
Krause, Copeland; Charles S. Lynes,
Cuprum; G. A. Sievers, Downing; Mrs.
G. M. Grisson, Idaho Falls; Al West,
Dickey; A. w. Holden, Idaho Falls; H.
P. Hanson. Idaho Falls; ]. J. Keane,
Island.
Delegates to the first annual as
sembly Of the League to Enforce Peace
Of which William Howard Taft, ex-
president, is president, have been APP
pointed by Governor Alexander as fol-
lows: ]. II. Richards, Boise; John ].
Blake, Boise; Frank r. Moore, Mos
COW; r. w. Van Slyke, Nampa: L. G..
Ryland, ReXburg; Hiram Kicks, Rex
burg; M. M. Fry, Bonners Ferry; Fred
Nihart Bull; Alexander Younie,
Blackfoot; Harry Schweitzer Rigby
The league meets at Washington, D.
c., May 26 and 81.
Rev. ]. Nieto of San Francisco, has
written the governor making inquiries
about irrigated lands for the purpose
Of colonization, which Is in line with
the revival Of irrigation projects in
this state. TT is a very interesting in
quiry," said Governor Alexander. 81
will send him in return some splendid
offers of Idaho lands SO that he can get
in touch with them"
An invitation to address the Cham
Der Of Commerce at Moscow has been
accepted by Governor Alexander. He
will speak at the annual banquet to
be given by that organization March
II.
The state board Of examiners au-
thrized the serving Of a notice on the
Idaho Industrial training school at St
Anthony that the printing establish
ment maintained by that institution
cannot in the future compete with in
dependent printing firms In st. An
thony Or any other part OF the state.
The printing office at the institution
has been in the habit Of taking print
ing contracts for parties outside the
school, The members of the board do
not feel this is fair to those who have
printing establishments and that the
principle Of a state institution sup
ported by the people competing with
independent business firms is entirely
wrong.
Tt became known at the state house
today that Governor Alexander will not
accept election or appointment as a
delegate to the Democratic state con-
vention at Pocate1lo in May. He is
planning to attend the national con
ventfon at st. Louis as a Democrat
but not as a delegate and expects to
meet all the financial obligations re-
quired should he make such a trip.
Complaint was filed with the public
utilities commission by James Hill, of
Portland. representative Of the
Mitchell Lewis & Stave company
against the Boise Valley Traction com
pany.
we are arranging to close our
branch at Boise. says Mr.. Hill, (which
will result In our doing a much larger
interstate business, taking care of our
customers in the state better than we
have heretofore
Mr.. Hill then refers to commune
cation from c. E. Chrisman, local
lagent for the Oregon Short Line. af-
fecting business interchange between
/ that road and the Boise Valley Trac-
ton company. He says the Boise VAL
Hey objects to fling tariffs for the sole
purpose of being amenable and he
/ thinks their refusal to change the
method of handling business should
he referred to the interstate commits
sion by the Idaho commission. His
complaint covers freight originating in
| Peoria, ILL.,
The Nlalad bridge on the Idaho-Pa-
eifie highway In the Hagerman val
| ley will probably be constructed
through funds raised from deficiency
warrants authorized to be issued by
the state board of examiners. The
matter was presented to the board at
a meeting yesterday. An act passed
by the legislature permits the board OF
examiners authorizing the issuance OF
deficiency warrants. The state high
way commission opened bids for the
bridge Saturday. It win cost approx
imateiy $4,000. The commission is
without funds to go ahead with the
work and wants the board OF exam
liners TO act. The members of the
board look with favor on the proposal
D. #, Rinehart. representative Of the
federal bureau Of animal industry,
United States department OF agrieul-
ture, with headquarters on the Mini
doka project, is in the city comforting
the 5aav,a rf,,nass4 ;. -.