The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Temple, and
Mrs. P. H. Spangenberg motored to
Mountain Home last Wednesday, re-
turning Friday.
Arthur Williams of Local No. 9
picture operators, is working at the
Pinney theater this week with the
Birth of the Nation" show.
The county commissioners resumed
work Wednesday on bills, and they
will probably be checking over ac-
counts the balance of the week and
possibly longer
The Sedgley store is now complete
" settled in their new location in the
Overland building and the new man
agement is putting life in this popular
store in a manner worth while.
There are still few cigar stores
in town that do not carry Boise made
cigars. Union men and friends OF
home industry will patronize those
stores who carry the home product
The Ford Motor company is plac-
ing on the market the new Ford
wheels which add greatly to the ap-
pearance of this popular car The
new wheel is in the natural color and
is equipped with demountable rims
The remains of Ozawa Kimi, the
young Japanese who died as the re-
suit of burns sustained on April s.
were shipped to Yokohoma last wed
nesdav. Many of his fellow country
men accompanied the casket to the
depot.
Mnv of his friends will be panied
70 learn that Edward Darby formerly
proprietor OF the Banquet saloon
in this city is confined to hospital
in California, his ailment being
brights disease.
Secretarv-Treasurer, P. H. Span
penberg received the charter Tor the
Idaho State Federation OF Labor TINS
week. In transit through the mails 1t
evidently had experienced some rough
handling and was torn almost in
two.
TONY Sorich confessed to Chief OF
Police Parker Tuesday that for some
time past he had been taking copper
wire. burlap sacks and rags that did
not belong to him and selling them
for Junk. Wed. Chief Prker turn
ed the boy over to Judge Dunlap OF
the juvenile court.
President Brannon OF the Univer-
sity of Idaho addressed an audience
Of clubwomen last Tuesday, his stub
iect being, Leadership In the
course of his remarks the speaker
said that the time is coming when a
sane law on eugenics must be passed
If the future citizens of the. state are
n he protected. He made mention
fo the fact that there are over 1000
feeble minded persons in the state.
The Boise river is beginning to feel
the fleets OF the warm April SUM-
In TO the first Of the week there had
scarcely been any increase in the
stream flow, but on Monday there
was marked increase. Deer Fiat
reservoir now holds $4,000 acre feet
of water of which 81. 500 feet is avail
ahfe On Monday there was stored
IN Arrowrock reservoir 74,o0 acre feet
of water.
Dr. F. o. sisson, commissioner OF
education, presented his annual re-
mort TO the state board of education /
~ meeting of members OF that
bodv Tuesday afternoon. Two OF the
,,r;rc;oai problems confronting the I
heads of the educational system OF the
state were pointed out-health work
IN the schols and the perfection OF
The course of study. 1t was stated
n the commissioners report that the
nyesent staff Of the board is lament {
abIv inadequate, the commissioner
ard state superintendent being the 1
only two professional educational
workers on the staff at the present
time. The report ends with state
ment that the appropriations of the
last legislature were found TO be
unsatisfactory.