Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-04
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A Boston baked bean supper Is to
be served at the Y. NJ. G. a. this even
ing to members of the intermediate
class,
daughter was born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Jones. 1907 Idaho
street. The baby has been christened
Doris Maxine.
w. II. Puck cit. we'll known attorney
of Boise, is at st. Lul>es hospital. suf
ferng from nervous breakdown. He
was reported to be somewhat improved
this afternoon.
The musical entertainment to be Civ
en- under the auspices of the Columbian
club will be held at the Congregational
church Monday Feb. at SIS o'clock.
| There will be no admission.
Beginning Monday at the Y. NJ. c. A.
MONDAY luncheon is to be served to
| high school boys in connection with a
Bible class which Is to be organized
for study during the MONDAY hour.
The first basketball team of the Y.
| NJ, c. A. last night defeated the first
Eagle team by a score of 50 TO IS and
the second Y. NJ. G. A. team beat the
second Eagle team by a score of 40
to 10. The games were fairly we'll at
tended.
The Idanha hotel bar room has been
converted into a room for holding
meetings and is fully equipped with
chairs. tables and other necessities
such as would be needed by any or
ganization DESTROYS of holding a con-
vention.
A committee of the Inter church
Council has arranged a program for an
all-day meeting to be held in the
Christian church Feb. %. 1t is expect
ed that all interested in the work of
the organization will attend. The full
program will he given later.
Baggage from Spokane and Walla
Walla arrived in Boise this morning
which proves that the line through the
Blue mountains has been opened. The
first train west of The Dalles came in
from Pendleton last night and this
morning baggage from northern points
was received here.
i News of the death of Rev. Henry G.
, Taylor, general missionary of the Epis-
copal church for north Idaho, was re-
ceived here last evening by Rt. Rev.
James b. Funston, bishop of Idaho,
Death occurred at Rev. Mr. Taylor $
home town of Spirit Lake. The funeral
was held at Spokane today.
The cafeteria at the Y. W. c. A. rooms
; has been newly renovated and repaired
and arrangements perfected whereby
the efficiency in serving has been great =
~ increased. The walls have been tint
ed and hanging baskets of ferns in the
windows and potted pink tulips on the
tables give a decided air of springtime
to the dining rooms, making the home
cooked meals all the more appetizing.
A delivery horse owned by the Idaho
Packing & Provision company suffered
a painful and peculiar accident this
morning Mt Eighth and Bannock
streets. The Calk OF the animals shoe
caught between the rails of the two car
tracks, where they cross and in its at
tempt to pull loose tore off most of the
hoof Of its foot. The horse while not
put out Of commission entirely, will be
} unable to work for some time.
Yee Mon, one of the Cinnamon ar
rested by Chief NJ. S. Parker while
gambling in the Chinese temple
Wednesday afternoon, was found guilty
in Judge Hays court last evening and
fined $50, which he paid. Charley Fong
was also found guilty and assessed a
: similar fine, but gave notice of an APP
peal TO district court Concerning the
protection money. which one Chinaman
declared they were solicited to pay
they make no charge to the police de-
partment but declared that the China e
man who was trying to collect 1t was
evidently working for his own interests