Evening capital news., 1916-04-21

leave with his family Sunday night for
the east. Mr.. Ehrensberger goes 10
Chicago to enter the Moody institute
for the summer, taking the evangelistic
course, while Mrs. Ehr~nsberger and
children win visit her parents in New
York MR Ehrensberger will address
the mems meetin. Sunday afternoon at
o'clock at the association, giving his
farewell address.
Edward Burke, a powerful lumber
jack, was down for the count yester-
day before King Alcohol and woke up
this morning in the city Jail charged
with being drunk. He stated man
gave him a bottle of alcohol and he
drank part of 1t and knew nos more.
He declared he was still sick and
would never again try alcohol as a
beverage. He pleaded guilty to being
drunk and was fined $40 and costs and
committed.
There will be special service this
evening. Good Friday, at 1880 o'clock,
at st. MiehaePs cathedral. After the
service, there will be a meeting of the
committee which is arranging for the
annual parish gathering on Easter
Monday. Servics on Easter Sunday
will be at a. M. choir breakfast at
s: 80. Sunday school festival service
at 10; morning prayer. sermon and
holy communion at Il; evening prayer
and confirmation at o'clock.
BY the next day at 2 o'clock after the
article had been printed in the Capital
News stating the calls which the farm
markets bureau had received for help.
there had been four applications made
by boys and their parents for the place
to care for the sheep near Gooding, one
of the positions asking for man and
wife on ranch had been filled, and the
second one filled tentatively. There
has not yet been any opening for the
man and wife with children for a ranch
home.
Safety first," is the slogan around
the Oregon Short Line passenger de-
pot and today another step in that di-
rection was taken when the painters
decorated the sidewalk steo-up ap-
proach to the depot with black and
white paint. Going to the depot pedes-
trians ere confronted with black paint
with the word step" in front of each
crossing. In leaving the depot, white
paint with the word step" is painted
every 10 feet thus giving warning that
'tiSs etS dppt "a ~iiAHE q Slep uOWu.
The annual meeting of the Southern
Idaho District Medical society con-
vened this afternoon in the Commercial
club rooms with about SO physicians
present. The session opened with the
annual address by the president, DIR. J.
L. Reynolds of Emmett A program is
being given on subjects of interest to
the physicians, the speakers being DR..
M. H. Tallman, DR.. J. M. Taylor, Dr.
James L. Stewart, DR.. EG. Maxey, DIR
G L Dutton of Meridian, DIR c. M.
Kaly and DR., S. J. Miller of Caldwell.
]. c. Rummell of Eagle was in Boise
today on business connected with the
organization there of farmers milling
and elevating company for that village
He has called a meeting of farmers for
10 o'clock Saturday morning and an
nounces that he expects big attend
ance and that tn company will be or
ganized. He believes the farmers can
get from IS to 20 per cent more for
their product by belonging to such an
organization and he especially urges
all farmers in the Vicinity of Eagle to
be present.
Something of the accomplishments
of the Y. M. C. A. IN Idaho and oregon
for the past two years, were shown
yesterday afternoon at the Y NJ. c. A.
in set OF slides portraying the work
in the lumber and mining camps of the
two states. A lecture on the associa-
tion, giving details of the work was
given by Ivan B. Rhodes, state secre-
tary for Idaho and Oregon. He was
assisted in the picture lecture by w. E.
Wright, associate secretary. Thirty
business and professional men of Boise
witnessed the pictures and heard the
lecture.