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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-14
Will Ranch Foxes for Members

Owing to the fact that the breeding and
raising of black or silver foxes in captivity
Is new industry in Idaho and the further
fact that it is very difficult TO obtain good
breeders even at the high prices asked for
them, with which to begin operations il
takes lime and patience to accumulate
enough to justify ones devoting their time
to the industry Therefore we have de-
cided to arrange to buy and then keep and
breed these animals for our members un-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-14
c Cooperation Of Trappers Desired

AS it's our purpose to experiment in the breed
ing and raising as well as marketing great vari-
ETY. Of fur and food producing animals game birds
and water fowl, it will be necessary for us to Sc
cure at least few pairs Of each kind. To do this
we desire the cooperation Of those now engaged
in trapping. Therefore, we will appreciate it if
every trapper would send us his name and address
with statement Of what he has or may be able TO
secure for and the price asked for each object.
TO do this will be favor to and service TO the
public.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-14
Those Desiring Breeding Stock

As plan is to import, among other things,
quite number of foxes, skunks and other fur
bearing animals, game birds, water fowls, pet
stock and pure bred poultry, it occurs to us that
we might be of special service to our members
and those we hope will become associated with us.
Orders may be placed with us on the condition
that if we can fill Them we will do SO at as reason
able prices as possible, and parties can have the
privilege of inspection before payment.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-14
Your Cooperation Solicited

Owing to the lateness of the season and the fact
that we must begin active operations now for next
seasons work, we ask you not only to join now but
to it that everyone of your friends and associ
ates are given opportunity to become associated
with you and us in this undertaking. Let us hear
from YOU Send in the names and addresses of
your friends to whom we can refer and send our
printed matter
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-14

AS soon as we can arrange for meetings In diff
ferent localities complete list with dates will be
published in the various newspapers so that every
one will be given ample time to make arrange
ments to bring their friends and be present
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-14
S5O,OOO.OO
PUBLIC CONFERENCE

Owing to the general interest manifested by tho
people Of Idaho In matters affecting the propaga-
tlon and preservation Of wild life and the great
Importance Of the work sought to be accomplished
by this association, II 10 deemed advisable 70 ask
the sportsmen and lovers Of wild life In every town
city or section Of Idaho TO arrange for public
conference with our representatives, by all inter-
ested at carly date that discussion Of the plans
now being formulated may DO had. This will AZ
ford every ono an opportunity TO be heard.
To facilitate this plan II 10 desired that the local
commercial or other organizations In their re-
spective localities should take the Initiative In tho
matter and after arranging with US for definite
date, call tho people together q suggested. We
are planning an Itinerary for our representatives
to be present at such meetings, hence the neces-
sty for each city seotlon to notify at early
date that details can be arranged.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-14

Dated. 191
The Idaho Game Breeders Association.
Owyhee Hotel, Boise, Idaho.
Gentlemen
Having read with interest your announce
ment and the articles Of incorporation of your
Association, and desiring not only to assist you
but to be represented directly in this great work
you are planning for the people of Idaho, here
by make application for ..... shares Of the
capital stock and am renting the sum Of
.............3..-... 4. dollars for full and
final payment Of the same.
Yours, respectfully,
Name ... s..
Address ...l.s. ...... Z.
Telephone No. q. s.. ]. / ].
Vocation
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-14
OFFICERS.

luQllU OOllN
Incorporated Under State Laws of Idaho D
ARTICLES OF u
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS. That
we whose names subscribed hereto do, under and
of the general corporation laws of the State
of Idaho and all amendments thereto hereby organize
constitute and associate ourselves and such other per-
persons may hereafter become associated with
into body polite and corporate, and to that end
execute the following Articles of Incorporation and we
hereby set forth and declare as follows:
That the name of this corporation is and shall be
IDAHO GAME BREEDERS ASSOCIATION
SECOND
That the purposes and objects for which this corpora
ton is formed ares
ca To encourage the propagation and raising of wild
fur.bearing animals and the production of furs.
(b To encourage the propagation and raising of wild
animals suitable for food.
Co To the propagation and raising of wild
game birds suitable for food.
(d)To encourage the propagation and raising of song
: birds and ornamental birds.
(e) To encourage the propagation and raising Of fish
) To encourage the creation of markets in the State
of Idaho and elsewhere for furs and furbearng animals
and for game animals and birds raised in captivity when
the sale thereof is authorized permissible under the
laws of the State of Idaho
60 To engage in the propagation and raising in cap
tivty of furbearing animals and wild animals suitable
for food game birds and song and ornamental BIRDS and
to raise in captivity any and all kinds of wild animals and
BIRDS and generally to buy and sell and otherwise deal
in wild animals and birds which may be sold under the
laws of the state of Idaho.
Chi To cooperate with the Federal Government and
the State of Idaho and other states and municipal subdv
sons thereof and other public private agencies
couragng the utilization of portions of the public domain
women and as source of supply of furs and food.
G To acquire by grant, lease, license, permission
otherwise the right to for the propagation of wild
life lands, lakes ponds streams and water rights
Cd To locate purchase otherwise acquire, and to
and hold water ghts and rights divert and appro
pirate water and to divert water from natural streams
impound store and conserve water, and develop
sources of water supply.
(k) To engage in the production and generation of
electric energy for lighting heating and purposes
and to acquire rights of way for all plants transmission
lines and other structures required connection there
6 with.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-14

pository Overland National Bank Boise Idaho. A
CORPORATION
ID To cooperate with the Federal Government and
the State of Idaho and municipal and other agencies in
the construction Of highways and in the construction and
maintenance Of parks and camping grounds and in beau
trying otherwise rendering attractive tourists and
travellers lands lakes and ponds other bodies of
whether part of the public domain held in private
erShip.
(m) To acquire by grant, lease otherwise real and
personal property wheresoever situated.
(n) To borrow raise money for any of the purposes
of this corporation issue its bonds other obi
cations for money SO borrowed, in payment
change for real personal property rights franchises
acquired or tor other value received by the corporation
Coz To do all and everything necessary, suitable,
venient proper for the accomplishment of any of the
purposes, or the attainment of any of the
objects herein enumerated incidental to the powers
herein named which shall at any time appear the
Boar dof Directors of the Company conducive exped
for the benefit of the corporation and this to the
could do
That the place where the principal business of this
poraon shall be transacted is Boise Ada County, State
of Idaho.
FOURTH
That the corporate existence of this corporation shall
be limited the of fifty years from the date of its
incorporation.
FIFTH.
That the corporate powers of this corporation shall be
vested in a Board of seven Directors.
SIXTH.
That the of the authorized capital stock of this
corporation shall be Fifty Thousand Dollars ($5OOOOOO
divided into five thousand $4,000 shares of the par value
of Ten Dollars $4,000 each.
SEVENTH.
That the amount of said capital stock that has been
actually subscribed and the number of shares subscribed
by each subscriber and the par value thereof are as fol-
lows:
No of
Name Shares Par Value.
jill. Richards .........-... One $1,000
James H. Hawey. ............ One $1,000
E. H. Dewey. Observation-Disclosures. One $1,000
IN WITNESS WHEREOF We, have hereunto set
our hands this 9th day of December 1919.
J. III. RICHARDS,
JAMES III. HAWLEY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
To Raise Funds
By Block System
Settlement House Plans
Unique Method Of o.
tanning Money.

The Settlement House at ll0I West
Cary Street plans TO raise funds with
which 10 carry ON it's work by a
Block Day" Envelopes will be lcf,
at every house in Richmond. May TO-
and called for on May u. Any amount,
srea; or small, will he appreciated by
tho board OF the Settlement House.
The work at the Settlement House
has almost doubled in efficiency during
the past year, and practically 100 per
cent more people are being reached
are being taught. emphasizing home
max inS and good citizenship Judge
Kicks, Of the Juvenile Court, ;.as stated
III his annual report that the antidotc
for juvenile delinquency is normal
recreation.
The Settlement House is tho social
munily III radius of mamE squares.
where boys and girls find wholesome
ana pleasant recreation OF all kinds
and older people are brought in touch
with good reading matter and occa-
sional lectures.
TWO trained social workers arc en-
from tho School of Social Economy.
and families in trouble arc visited and
advised.
The waste campaign" from which
this money is usually raised. although
vigorously prosecuted this year. proved
inadcauaic' owing to the fact that old
OF waste material had already been $50
literally contributed to the cause OF
tho Red Cross and other relief work.
hence this appeal becomes necessary
More money must he raised or this
work viii he crippled
The anCual report OF the Scttlemc nj
House shows that llb5 visits to fami-
lies in distress were made by social
workers during tho pas; year and that
approximately 500 children Il month
attend C!asscs al the Settlement
House,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03

TWO WAR VETERANS OFFERS
MONEY TO SALVATION ARMY
Heroes OF ArSonne, inst Bnck From
France, Visit Campaign Head
quarters Here.

Two war veterans, men who fought
Tor a year n France. hattled the Hun
at the ArEonnc and Chatcau-Thicrry.
entered the campaign headquarters Of
me salvation Army home service fund
drive l0li East Main Street. ycstcrdav
afternoon.
Digging deer down into the pockets
rolls OF bills. ''e' ''o'''e' Two
We noticed that the Salvation Army
is putting ON campaign stated the
spokesman OF the two. and We want
10 contribute J WAS al the Argonnc
and certainly have got to hand il In
those Salvation Army lassics rho hrs,
thing | saw when / came out Of INC
Arsonne was "a salvation Army truck.
nm "" ." w %mGfsd pFe 4nG TO CIV
Ihs every where, hut that didn't seem
TO make any difference Thcn again
iom 81" pn" % bc, ,noss girls probably a
IN the midst Of the lighting. Icnnin::
over = buddy whose leg had been shot
on. II wasn't any use 10 try to send
They certainly are stickers.
Now, my buddy and ] want TO give
what VIC can 10 the Salvation Army
Then the hcadquarter. stan cx-
planned that the campaign proper does
not begin until May 30 running
10 hoId 'h"ir contributions until that
tame. The soldiers explained mat they
mad Just arrived at Newport News from
overseas, and expected 10 hc dis
charged within u day or two and sent
to - Louis, where they liv
"lie!icyc me. we will help those folks
"ut IN st Louis" they said as they
lett First thing we do when We get
there VIII ba to offer our services and
~ bet We can tell few people lust
what the Salvation Army means to the
fellows overseas"
The action OF these two soldiers IS
bGt human example OF the shirt
,ha' ~ being displayed in scores Of
l'ti"rS t"inG received at state cam
paisn headquarters from men and
women throughout Virginia. who are
promising most liberal support OF The
drive Tor funds, May 70 TO &c. the ma :
Jhf'lF 81 which money viii he cN-
pended IN building work and home scr
vice extension in the communities in
winch il IS subscribed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
BAPTIST CONGREGATION
TO EMPLOY SPECIALISTS
Proposed to Place Affairs of DcnOnl-
nation on Strictly Business
Basis
BUDGET SYSTEM is SUGGESTED
Important Reform Measure Will BE
Given Consideration When Con-
vcntion Assemblies in Denver, Col,
on May ri.

Baptists all over tho United Stat es
are keenly Interested in tho proposal
which will be presented at the an
nual meeting of the Northern Baptist
Convention. which assemblies in Den
Yer. Colo. May 81.
The plan is to place the affairs of
the denomination on strictly bust
ness basis with specialists in charge
OF each branch of Baptist activities.
budget system will be suCEcStc cd
which will ncCcSSitate nation W id q
campaign TO raise money for the years
work.
To Ncvolutionizc Method.
The plan is Il revolution in church
manaEemcntS and national leaders in
the denomination already have shown
a divergence of opinion regarding it.
The efficiency plan is IA result OF
work by the national committee Of
Northern BAPTIST laymen appointed at
the last conrcntion II contemplatcs
the creation OF general promotion
board Of 40 members chosen from
each State and each national organize
ton in tho denomination. This board
would meet once each year. to consider
tho needs Of all organizations and Ia
pass on their yearly budget of eXpc ndi =
lures which would he submitted Ia
tho board OF promotion.
The subscription plan of finance is
ono submitted by tho Intcrchurch Fed
Grafton OF New York city for a sub
scription campaign similar TO tho
united war work campaign in which
thirty religious denominations would
participate. The money would be an-
portion among the denominations on
basis Of membership and would 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
METH0DlSTS WILL MAKE
ALL THEMES STANDARD
Same Ideas viii 10 Brought sfmuItn-
neounly Before Congregations
In All States.

Beginning tomorrow. tho Methodist
Episcopal Church. South. will start a
definite movement for tho rcvivifyinE
of tho church. Pastors all over the
South and West will lend their aid
In carrying out a standard program
which has already been prepared. so
THAT each Sunday in all churches
simultaneously. tho same ideas will be
brought to tho people assembled. and
that in this way circuit OF thought
will be established. which will have
n tremendous bearing on the success
OF tho great movement OF Southern
Methodism called tho Centenary.
Tomorrow, for instance, an appeal
will be made to those not affiliated
with the church to make rcadjust
ment OF their lives to Christianity.
and to those already actively connected
with it to undertake more definite
line OF service and to mako COM
plete investment OF their lives in the
cause for which it stands. On May
il the chain OF thought, which will
be spread from one end of Southern
Methodism to another. is the idea that
human beings are but stewards OF
thcsr ta1cnts and their money and
that these. in turn. should be used to
further the happiness and wcll-bcinG
or their less fortunate brothers.
On May IS. the date of the opening
OF the church's financial campaign for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
DIOCESE CONVENTION
CALLED FOR TUESDAY
Scycnty-First Session Of Richm ond
Convention to Convene In
t:intcr Park.

The scvcntyirst convention OF the
Richmond Convocation of the Diocese
OF Virginia Will he held at ST. Thomas
church. Gintcr Park. May 6. and =.
The convention begins Tuesday at
noon when Kcv. JoFn Norwood will be
the leader Of Il quiet hour service
business session will be held at
) o'clock with an election OF officers
ana the reading Of II number OF paro-
chisl reports from rcctors of churches
included in the Richmond Convocation
The list OF rectorS presenting their
reports Tuesday includes Revs. Ar
thur, Brydon, Carpenter, Dame, Glib
tiss, Scott. Sublett. Vest and War
rem.
Rev. J. Hanckel Taylor will preach
at S;l5 +. NJ Tuesday night
Wednesday is "Convocation Dav"
when the convention will open at ] 0:3o
with quiet hour service led by Rev.
y: y. BOWMAN, D. ID. sermon by
low al 1880 with a celebration OF the
Holy Communion.
The afternoon service Wednesday at
o'clock will be featured by an es-
/ Church re Best Prepared for the Prob
/ lens Arising From The War" The cs-
fayist Is Rev. w. Russell Bowie, ID. -.
! rector OF St Pauls Episcopal Church
Richmond. Speakers on this occasion
viii be Rev. w. Il. Cox and Rev. T.. T.
! Osgood.
An open forum will follow evening
prayer Wednesday night with dis
! cussioH on What Are the Men OF the
! Church Doing" Under this general
head will be taken up the MEMS AS.
ISOLATION Work. THE Brotherhood OF
| 81: Andrew" Church League" and
Mems Rble Glasses"
Rev. George :. Vest will lead the
| quiet hour service at 1890 A. NJ.
! Thursday Parochiai reports viii be
/ read by Revs. Rowis, Burkhard; Cox.
! Bowman. Goodwin. Morris. Lacey. Pc
/ ter: Rtbblc. Shicrs. TAYLOR and Wagner
Inc womcn's conference on missions
VII feature the afternoon session
IhMrsday beginning at . o'clock.
The women's meeting will be led BIZ
/ Miss Elizabeth Barber OF AnkinG
China. Rev. James w. Morris. D. D..
/ VIII preach AZ S:l5 at the missionary
/ service.
Members of the Richmond Convoca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
P1AsT0R IN WASHINGTON
10 DELIVER ADDRESS HERE
Aoy. danes II. Taylor. D. D.. "a
Preach Baccalurcatc Sermon at
sEgt( -. Gintcr Park.
9DRECToRs TO MEET TUESDAY
Sommenccment Plans for Union
sss Theological Seminary Are An
nollnccd and Many Events Arc
rs Scheduled for the Week.

Rey, James IL. Taylor. D. d. pastor
spf Central Presbyterian Church. Wash
ss9tnSton. the congregation OF which
S president Wilson is a member. will
{ preach the baccalaurcatc sermon in the
s chapel OF the Union Theological Som
& mary, Ginter Park. tomorrow morning
ut II O'Clock.
To the society Of Missionary Inquiry
4 will lie delivered by Rev Henry NJ.
Woods of Using Kiang- .pu, China. a
sen,inary
The annual session of the board Of
directors VIII be held Tuesday morning
5 reception viii he given in the MAYO
\ reception room. Richmond Hall. Tues
day evening.
Graduating Address.
Rev. w. Taiiafcrro Thompson. Jr..
pastor Of First Presbyterian church,
R La,iT,,iS- TH;nn, MI deliver the
Ing az oclorS S Eey %'nf m,nss mTyn
Smith. T.. H., will deliver the address
ON behalf Of the nresnytcrian rubli-
president of the board of trustees. will
present the diplomas 10 the graduates.
and the words Of farewell from N"
faculty TO the outgoing class viii be
spoken by Dr. W w Moore president
OF the seminary.
! Rev. Charles L s,ribline, u. y. viii
/ preside at the annual reunion and ban
'o9 and J? in the rcfcctory at /
! o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
List of school Graduates
The list follows of names OF grad
y yates, home addresses, and fields OF
labor TO which they 20:
Charles Lcouidas King. a +, Is. n.
Covington, Ga. Moses H. HoEc Eel
] low, pastor ot Grace Covenant Church
Richmond. Va: Franklin Munus Balm
/. A. b.. Wade, \. C.. pastor Accomac
Va; Frank Fisher Baker, ~ L.. Sails
y hurS. y. C., missionary 10 Brazil Mar
lnn Alphcus BogCs, y. H., Liberty, 5.
Z g. associate pastor Of Grace Covenant
Church. Richmond N.r; Graham Fol
Well Campbell. y. b, BUrkcviilc, Va.
colored mission Atlanta ca; Lloyd
Mcfarland Courtney. White Pine. Tenn.
pastor stony Point, Tenn: James Eng.
fItsh CouSar. Jr EShopvile. :. G.;
Moses ID. lIogc Fellow, Union Semi
nary. for lal9-l9c0; Albert Ray How
land. a. Is. Charlotte, y. c.. Samuel
Norman Johnson, \. L., Atlanta. Ga
pastor Atlanta. Ga; Frederick Stewart
& NtcCorklc, \. T.. oxford, Miss: pastor
Oxford. Miss; William Andrew Nell
= wR!ne. A. T., kochi, Japan. missionary
s TO Japan; Alfred Hoyt Miller. A. +.
y Sautec. Ga, missionary to the Congo
Africa; DouSald McDougald Monroe, A.
NV. Va: stuart Roscoe Oglesby, Jr A
Is, Hope, Ark, pastor oxford, y. c.;
" William Carleton Rourk. Wilmington
u y. C.. field not yet selected; Henry Al
Ian Scott, a. r., Fort Smith. Ark, pas
tor oklahoma; clyde y. Walsh. Char
Iotte, y. g. pastor Madison Heights
AZ Va; Joseph Thomas Williams. stuart
f Va; Evangelist ocala. Carroll County
Va: David Caldwell Young A. H.
f Charlotte. y. e.. field not yct selected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
Mrs. CorneIin pnype.

CHARLOTTESVILLE May Mrs.
Cornelia r.. Payne, aged seventy-two,
wife or the late John l.. Payne. rail-
road contractor and Confederate vel
eraH. died last night. after an illness
,cxiending over one year. The funeral
afternoon from the residence Min.
children survive: Mrs w. Sam Burn
icy, or Richmond; Everett l.. Payne.
MRS. Charlcs ); Taylor. Mrs. c. IT, Dick
1nson, Mrs. Elizabeth Bryant and Mrs
Ernest Pugh: all OF, this city: Gordon
of Richmond. and Mrs <. w purh ~
Knoxville. Tenn 49, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
RICHMOND PASTOR DEFENDS
STATE PROHIBITION AGENTS
Dr. G.. w. Mcdaniel Snys Department
Is MaliEncd in Speech NJ
Iynchburg.
fSpecinl to Thc rimns-nisnntnl

LSpeElAI 20 INC Times- DisDatch. ]
McDanicl. OF Richmond. here tonight
addressed body OF mon at the Court
street Methodist church in defense of
Inc State Prohibition Department. in
which he explained much OF the malign-
ment OF that department. characterize
ing as iiquor propaganda. Numer-
were taken up and explained, many of
lhcse he!hE complaints not affecting
lhal department: Following an hour :
vigorous talk, tho audience adoptcd "A
resolution commenting the Prohibition
department and condemning efforts Of
iaWlcss men TO set at defiance the State
laws ana calling on the Legislature
TO strengthen the law and Congress to
pass laws necessary for the execution
|of the eighteenth amendment 10 the
Constitution
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03

$50. 100000. tho message of the Cen
tenary will DO carried with particular
force. tho ministers telling their con
Eregatfons OF the things which the
church hopes to do towards rebuilding
the world along Christian lines. The
Centenary will be known rs Method
ism's World War and every member
OF the denomination given the oppor-
tuntty to enlist in the mighty crusade
May rs, the date of the ciosins, OF the
drive. the church expects to conduct
a great thanksgiving service for tho
victory which II believes. in advance
VIII be the outcome OF it's campaign
Following the service, tho thought
which VIII DO spread all over the
denomination. is that the end of the
drive Is but the beginning Of a great
missionary movement which will cali
Tor the dedication OF the lives of all
VINO would see IA Christian world come
cut tho recent war and chaos.
missionaries In Indin Snfe
NEW YORK. May Acknowledgement
was made today by tho PRESBYTERIAN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral OF somcr. r.. Cnbcu.

Funeral services will be held todav
ct lnglewood. Nelson County. for
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore. Mr.
Cahcll was formerly an electrical en-
E f In IN the empioy, of the Virgins,
He is survived by a wifn ana ,wo
children. Mrs. Cabcl was Miss Elsie
Hughes prior to her marriage