Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-22
LARGE CLASS TAKEN
over HOT SANDSBY.
THE MYSTIC Shrine.
Masonic Work Of the Past
Week Attracted Promi-
nent Men to the City From
Distant Points.

The Masonic order closed = big week
of lodge activity Saturday night when
a class Of AZ travelled the hot and
burning sands and became mobiles of
the Mystic Shrine during the closing
of the Shriner's ceremonial.
It was an event that attracted to
Boise many Masons of prominence
from far of lands. They came from
Pittsburg. Pa, in the east, from AL
buquerQue, N. NJ, In the south. Helena,
Mont, In the north and Portland, Ore.r
In the west. Included among them was
Julian Bamberger, son of Governor
Bamberger of Utah. The Mosque was
crowded with visiting and Boise mem
bers of the order.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday the Scottish iRte work was put
on and finished Friday night when a
class Of 2S took the thirty second de-
gree. This class was made Up OF the
following:
Raymond Richard Alexander, Boise;
Franklin Ernest Barker, Pocatello;
Harry Webster Barry, Bull; Truman
Thompson Bilderback, Rupert; Loyal
Leveret Breckenridge. Twin Falls;
Charles Edwin Brooks, Boise; Law
renee CLOS, Twin Falls; William Was
mer Gowen, Caldwell; Walter Camp
bell, Gregory. American Falls; Lewis
Augustus Crete, Silver City; George
Adolph Horal Fairfield; John Reavely
Mcconnell, Emmett; Charles Mather,
third, Barber; Benjamin Tracy Mont
gomery, Boise; Thomas L. Pidcock,
Pocatello; Paul Jones Plaisted, Boise;
Stephen Leslie Reece, Blackfoot;
Francis Howard Roseboom, Boise: Jo-
seph Walter Schodde, Heyburn;
Fletcher Hays Skillern, Bull: Charles
Delevan Snyder, Buhl Edward Eli
Stanley. Emmett: Louis Wells Thrail-
kill, Boise; Michael Jay Unger. Amer
lean Falls; Samuel Chester Webb,
CALDWELL; Frederick Adams Wilkie,
Boise; Samuel Elisha Vance, Jr., Boise
and Ralph Hill Wagner. Pocatello.
MYSTIC SHRINE CLASS.
The Mystic Shrine class follows:
Raymond Richard Alexander, Boise:
Harry Norman Bickel, Burley; .Tru-
man Thompson Bilderback, Rupert:
Walter Harrir gton Boyd, Twin Falls;
Loyal Leveret Breckenridge, Twin
Falls; Lawrence Clos. Twin Falls;
Henry c. Ehrlich, American Falls;
Clarence Edmund Franklin. Pocatello;
Sidney Howard Graves, Twin Falls;
William Washer Gowen, Caldwell;
Walter Campbell Gregory. American
Falls; Robert B. Greenwood, American
Falls; Lewis Augustus Crete, Silver
City; George Adolph Horal, Fairfield;
George William Hoover, Twin Falls;
Victor Neal jackson, Boise; Frank
June La Rue, Rupert; William Lyman,
Rupert; John Reavely Mcconnell, EN-
NETT; James Fergus Orr, Payette; Benz
jamin Tracy Montgomery, Boise; Fred
M. Moss. Payette; Alfred Wilton
Peck, Twin Falls; Thomas L. Pidcock,
Pocatello; Paul Jones Plaisted, Boise;
Stephen Leslie Reece, Blackfoot: Ed
ward Franklin Rinehart, Rupert;
Francis Howard Roseboom, Boise;
Howard Victor Scheffel. Rupert; Jo-
seph Walter Schodde, Hepburn; Les
ter Carol Seawell. Payette; Edward
Skibitzke.j Wendell; Fletcher Hays
Skillern, Bull; Ralph Beatty Smith,
Twin Falls; John G. Thorp, Twin
Falls; Charles Delevan Snyder, Bull;
Paul H. Spangenberg, Boise; Dallas
Wellington Stainbrook, Caldwell; Ed
ward Eli Stanley, Emmett; Carl
Swanholm, Boise; Michael Jay Unger,
American Falls; Samuel Chester Webb,
Caldwell.
PROMINENT MAsoNs ATTEND.
The following are the prominent
Masons who were in attendance:
N. H. Nolen, Portland Sam Jones,
Pittsburg, Pa; ]. T. Ham, Sterling,
Kan; Major Martin, Helena, Mont;
H. J. Hawley, Salt Lake; M. e. Balm,
Portland; w. e. Dodenbostel, st. Louis,
Ill.,; DR.. Jacob Printing, Portland; w.
q. Postelwaite, Caldwell; C. D. With
erspoon. Pocatello; DIR. B. o. Clark,
Emmett; H. o. Brown. Twin Falls;
Major D. P. Olson, idaho Falls: DR.. W.
c. Gigrey. Caldwell; w. c. Bicknsll,
Caldwell; H. r. Cleaver, Caldwell; C.
F. Green, Twin Falls; Louis Adam, On
tario: DR.. A. F. Isham. Caldwell; Fred
c. Boies, Caldwell; Otto c. Miller, Pay
cite: e. F. Gooding, Shoshone; 8. P.
Newman, Shoshone; DIR. I. F. Wood
ward, Payette; w. l. Walker, Cald-
well; F. A. DeClark, Emmett; e. X.
Hays. Emmett; o. M. Van Duyn, Cald-
well; Lee Hill, albuquerque, N. NJ: w.
M. Laining, Cedar Rapids: U. c. Guss,
Oklahoma, Okla; w. H. Disney, Dead
wood. s. D.; Colonel 8. E. Smiley
WATERFOWL, N. T.: Julian Bamberger
Golf TaL