Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-13

which will be $1,000.
A social center meeting ID T. be held
in Park school Friday night Ct o'clock.
c. 10. Rose. superintendent Of the Boise
schools. win speak and ALSO ArroSessor
Aouck, principal Of Washington school.
Governor Alexander left this morn
ing for Twin Falls. where he will de-
liver an address and be the guest of
the Democrats in that section Of the
state.
Central w. c. T. U. will meet Friday
afternoon at Use o'clock at headquar-
tiers in the Empire building. The topic
for the afternoon Ii entitled. "How to
Advertise Your Speakers" Mrs, ]. l.
Thompson will have charge Of the
meeting.
Tonight, at their hall on Idaho street,
Ivanhoe Lodge No. 8. knights Of Pyth-
las, win entertain members of the order
and invited guests at the regular
monthly social. For those who do not
wish to dance, cards will be provided.
committee in charge.
Samuel l.. Newton. formerly chief
clerk at the United States assay office
here, but for the past two years a
resident Of Salt Lake. 10 in Boise visit
ing old friends. Mr.. Newton is now
engaged in the insurance business and
.ates he expects to move back to Boise
with his f-mily in June.
1t became known last evening that
other persons than those in the motor
cycle party returning from Parma,
ID I'D,
ing because of the barricade across the
road near the Cole school. J. L. Hol-
sier, rancher of Five Mile, and his
family comprising his wife and two
children, struck the barricade and only
the fact that he was driving slow pre-
vented an accident The boys who
placed the barricade up will be before
the juvenile court Saturday. with their
parents.
r. E. F,rizelle, former swimming in
structor at the Natatorium, is now in
South America and engaged in the
cattle business. A letter was received
from him by r. J. Sherlock few days
ago in which he announced that he
was soon to be married and asked for
credentials here giving the facts that
he was single man and OF good char
acter. Before he could get married, he
credentials from reliable persons from
every city in which he had lived for
the past 10 years.
Owing to a freight wreck near
Glenns Ferry last evening which held
up the west bound passenger train for
several hours, Arthur Rachel, the dra-
matte reader, was unable to keep his
engagement in the Y NJ c. A. lecture
course and those who went to the
Christian church to hear him had their
money returned. Mr.. Rachel reached
Boise about 10: 80, but left for the east
on the next train out to fill other en-
gagements. He hopes to be able to
return to Boise in the fall to make up
his lost engagement.
Special Palm Sunday services are to
be held Sunda.- afternoon at the Y.
M. c. A. under direction of the physi-
cal department Of the association. The
meeting will begin promptly at o'clock
and is to be open to both men and wo-
men. The speakers for the afternoon
are to be C. J. Franklin, w. f. Graham
and Rev. Willsie Martin. Music will
be furnished by Miss Hazel Greenlee
DR.. r. l.. Glase, Eugene Smith and a
male quartet. The meeting was ar
ranged by DIR. George H. Marshall
physical director Of the association.
There will be an entertainment OF
special interest at the Bishop futile
church house this evening at o'clock
1t has been arranged by the boys OF
ST Michael's Sunday school and will
be for the benefit Of their Easter Of
fering. A series OF stereopticon views
illustrative Of the English Bible, will
be shown. together with lecture
thereon by Archdeacon Chamberlain
Musical selections will be rendered by
Miss Ethna Anderson and Miss Olson
accompanied by Mr.. Farmer, and a
piano solo by Miss Watts, will be in
teresting features Of the entertain
ment. The Boys club viii. give an ex.
hibition drill and sing several patriotic
songs. A small charge of 10 cents viii
1 L.