Evening capital news., January 19, 1919, Page 10, Image 10

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AROUND BOISE VALLEY LOOP
Nampa Agent
J. R. STOTTS
Caldwell Agent
HALLY WILSON
REPORTER
K. MILLER
Phone 485- W.
Phone 6-R-4. Boise
Phones 452R or 35
Numerous Homes and Business
Structures Planned in Early
Future; Citizens Optimistic
Over Prospects Looming Up.
MONEY LOOSE AND READY
Record Bank Deposits and the
Merchants Enjoying Increase
in Trade; Immigrant Farm
ers' Inflow Grows Steadily.
N. < rn pa. da I l'. A C !•!' all int « it i p
♦.Ion of S' \ 111 iruuit I'- b- .1 'ISO of ! • <1 - !
♦>i 1 res! rift Dm bitiblir.u activity i
c«n the bnnm in ilo < *t> . and tin re i
pl ospe.-l for 1 Is • : I i V con:-". ruel n»tl m
many modern ln<m< ..s well a - a i mn
her of busiiie bail.linn - • i lai n«' pi -
portions within 11 ». r « • or four month
There appear., tu In a gim-ial b * * ] i •' :
that the time is rip( to go bn «I. : ;i* 1
a resumption of building a tivip. inun
tlie modest bungalow to the more pn
tentiolls rosidoia • nf the \V e; î 1 1 h V »'H i -
Zf n, is assured. Prior to tin initiation
of restrict ion- on building. ! • '
in tli is city, involving Ap- ndit nr* s of
approximately $2 •'(».' ■ >*•, were om
structed, but iinmed ia tel'.' a IT ' ru a rd ■
there wa - a alien of all activity
llllt Ü just . few \V> ei ; ag -.
GENERAL OPTIMISM.
A general inquiry among business,
IP« n by t be - • nr ■ i t , . ■ ». f t lie < ' ■ p
Ital New s rev. • : t bat rih " n- el all
classes have the fuli» ' t tue; un *»f op
timisni n n 1er' n ■<• |o t i « . beoig one
of the most a«liv« . ■ • • -1 pi•>' per mis :
y» ars in the lost or; «.Ml « it > hm» v
i: looser and is a «lier for lira -tin« n t
than for rears, and « »m ! idrrmc in n al
of immig i a11»-;
and eastern
i Oiulr b
viding : a b
H eir proii.. '
The ml y
111 ■ • i
tide
die
ry men fro
i um g n» 1 "
greater
dit iorc
ism wl«i
st rongil>
MAYOR CONFIDENT.
Ma
is everything '
f< r liny . •
f* not a ta.
though tin; ;
hi.upscs. Tic \
r,f» or moi ■«• 1 « i«b
<*onstruct««i tia.
tions are pr«- n<
abiding confidcne
city."
i;. Small w« "d .-.
chants' N. ti
Hie optiine
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Fanners' and Me
rmk ' The tiirm a
pears to Be
right for the cons
t ria t ic
t)f a »uff icier
it number of res id*
news 1
meet, the «I n
land, whirl, is sin
which is ev
ident from the fa
ct th
the
to rent. Not < ■
future ol the (
we should now forg
are getting ha«* to mue
Plid in t ««.um 1 i"
that T hop«- * ' at our "it
rff. < f » ' • ' : ! « mpl.it« d
Ihc « Hy "werat:. .
> house in the
lave I faith in
hut ! Indiev«'
ge a h« ad. that
normal condit.i
aid
horn**
1 ion
DEMAND INCREASES
point t». C.
t. a build i
»xisted for
1« in«* re a * <
all signs f
the numb.
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V T. Hive,. KB
- "In a building 'Vi thi' will be one
nf the best yrar« >, «nu* • P •- I i t" a.
More bouse ar< m « « i « «1 . and this ro r «l
rrin.st be in« B The dcinaml • •"' the
ra{lid growth of tlm city. There i?
every juMifb t i » • th« iwi'diction
which is bring mob . All conditions
are prosperous In the surrounding
country. All of the country communi
ties are very prosperous; not only i'«
this true of the. part of Canyon county
tributary to this «it . but it is also
true of Owyhee county and the Bong
valley country, which also contribute
greatly to the city's business. There
is nothing discouraging about Nampa'«
future."
24 and 25 are ths telephone number«
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COLONIAL CAFE
Th© Mott Popular ©nd Up-to-Dat©
Caf© in Caldw©!!.
First Clos© Bod© Fountain.
LLO/D WARDEN & DICK HOFMAN
SHORTHORN BREEDERS'
ASSOCIATION ELECTS
TARR AS PRESIDENT
the
( 'aid \v
meeting
bred Shorthoi
elation, held ii
the following
tins year: Pr
of "Wilder: vi<
IS. At Un' annual
any on County Pure
'attic Breeders' asso
is city this afternoon,
e«-i\s wore elected for
< lit, Thomas W. Tarr
»resident, Sid Tucker
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Noli
ns; secret ar
y and tre
a surer,
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larles
Howard of <
'a Id will ; dit
•«•«dots.
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Dorman of
i 'a Id well. I
km g las
St
afford
. Xolun; \ 1
1 ». Hannah,
Not us;
j w
illiam
Florence. M«
cridian.
It was
; flftcrminc«i
by th«' n.sso
elation
to
give
its unquulifbd support
to the
gan izu
tion of pure
bred calf ch
ihs for
; 1 h
. and girl a ot
t lie county
in or
■ to imroaso the already nuntei
ds of purebred Shorthorn eattle in
•' myon county.
The name of the association was
changed to "The Boise Valley Purebred
Shorthorn Brceders' ;i ssoei;it ion."
Double Acreage Planting Fore^
casted Which to Bring in
$1,000,000 Revenue If the
Present Prices Prevail.
uato
.tali
Linuited
op this
belt., tuf
• I,mbit lh:fl
milar rate of
an the ship
. pproximatèly
and in »vent
product this
i to that last
*i eoiriinunit y
d Slat
da pled
the lea
* vot ed j
HUGE COMPENSATIONS.
ny of tiu- growers received r
rom their crops last y « ; « u
so the \ aim- of tin ir rauche.
>utire community is butiirt
fullest measure of prosi
mi l a nil homes and spa
; of modern conveniences r
tea « 1 y progress of the sectoi
at h«
ig R 1
nderful crops «»f past, years. Ate
strong indication of the pros- |
.-omlnion ot its « itiz«*ns v
• m l..... ,.r tifuuuib.i.'i. almost :
f.uni.T owi.hiK a m.K-bine. Tha
Mai farm«*r win. «lo.-sn't have a
„Mt anil salt!.' b>
, , ., re except i n.
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GEORGE DEWEY NAMED
CANYON COUNTY AGENT
PublweM. Jan. 1V. At a liiocting of
! the * » nui i v e « ommittee of tlm Can
j yon county farm bun ait held in this
Lit; lliia afternoon. George Dewey of
,l< r.nan ««•!«•< <••(! 11 » tlui muv comity
jag'* nt of «'an;,on « «)Ulit ' t«» su«'««e«l
. I 'roi t «a B H. , Mörser who has ««•
»■« f * d a. position with B e extc nsi»m
j r\c l artiiienf of the state university with
' *■'. rh'jtia.rt »1 s t B«a: « . The s» l- « ti«»ii
j«.f a county club leader Was rlcl<'gatcl
t 'i . commit «».•»• con*.fM»sed of Colon« !
1 A mrs Miller and Ml : Ma. garet Kn«»vvl
' ton, county : ujttnnta'udcnt *>f {«ubli«*
MERIDIAN
j oia.n Irrigation
Lcrdav nrm Twin Falte
' fun r» attend th< r
. Min* Pauline Mock v
; i**:»sition here the past
' f■' turned to her home
t onlay.
Va m p««
ret urne«
where *
is held *
1 months
rma ye:
* ». V. Febern ai;, .i loi Mm visitor
to Boise y esterday.
Charlfv Harris is report»'«! seriously
UI with ttie >pam.-h influenza.
Mrs. G. Remington visited in Nam
pa yesterday.
Mr. and Mi: . George Curries of
American Pulls* who have been visit
ing her»* with Mrs.. Curries' parents.
Mr. and Mrs. \V ?•*. Downey, returned
to their h«.me yesterday.
T. U. McDermott transacted busi
ness in Boise yt terday.
V. Talman r«'turiM«l yest«u*day
from TXviti Pall-, wher# he. had been
to attend the due Irrigation con
The final basketball .'t the Rural
high school between the .seniors and
tho junior« last night resulted tn a
victory for tlm former by a score of
IS to Hu Th»* result of the game
gives the championship of th»* school
to the seniors« A banquet \vas an nd
dittonal feature «*f the affair,
Mr. and Mrs. G. \ y Remington will
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BIDS STARTED FOR
<*l 1
for
hoc
roc
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$25
ly
of
tHr.
ibment of the vast
Means Expenditure of Over
$250,000 by Government
and Era of Prosperity for
Caldwell; 90,000 Acres Free.
Caldwell. .Ian. 1S.- -Olio of tlm big .
? tilings on this city's program of!
tivities this year is; the reclamation!
oi the Black Canyon irrigation project,
>r which bids were opened this after- j
»n at. Boise by the officials of the*
lamation department. This will j
in the expenditure of mois than j
0,000, which will serve to material- j
expand the city's present volume
business, and to solidify ils future;
through the expansion of its trade ter- j
ritory. which will he made by the set-!
of fort Ile I
farming lands near the city. For many
'«ars the reclamation of this project, j
bas been hoped for by the business !
nu n of this city, but to many its com«)
pb tion bad come to he regarded al- j
most ns an iridescent dream. How- j
c » er, for a number of years. Judge'
J- AL Thompson and other leading j
citizens here incessantly- labored for!
the reclamation of the project, and *
the government's announcement some !
months ago that ttie first sector of the
project, embracing more than 6000«
acres, would he reclaimed this year!
made certain thu ta new ©ra had'
UwiKd for the city.
90.000 ACRES.
Government officials have announced \
that as conditions justify the other 1
{»arts of the projec t will he brought !
into reclamation, and as the spirit of!
r< « onstnntion is in the air and there!
is a. general realization of the need
ol mare land to produce increas'd!
products th. inference is drawn that '
fare will he little delay in the com !
pb-.o reclamation of the project. In!
tlie entire project there are more than;
, * | »,000 acres of as fine land as is to be j
*°uml in the West, and its settlement |
mar': a new epoch of development
and prosperity not only for this city, j
but for the entire Boise vallev.
Wonderful Progress Made in
Canyon County in Crop and
Livestock Raising Through
Farm Bureau Supervision.
Pa Id well. Jan. Is In no otlar coun
ty of the slate, perhaps, has then, been
auch progress in agriculture and live -
!«>ek raising as then has been in Pan
yon county, for in it, scientific methods
of agriculture predominate under the
direction of the <'anyon Pounty Farm
bureau, the largest county farm bureau
in the United States. Not only do- s
the executive committee, discuss and
outline methods of cultivation for the
different crops of the county, but it
also provides instructions for the-.selec
tion of seeds for the different crops and
for the elimination of crop pests, as
well as B « aiment of animal diseases.
Tlf ••«..inly lias tin- <llHtln,:Uon of bc
lilsl •" <'<*unty farm
iWit, wlm li arliou w ••• taken before it
wus possible r.ir counties to make ur
propriatioii for the employment of
county agents and at a time when it
was necessary for a number of citizens
of this city to raise the money by sub
script Ions.
The farmers of the county credit
their increase«! crop, y »-Ids of the last
'three or four years, as wa ll as the rapid
»dominât ion of scrub stork throughout
the county' and the replacement of the
finer,! of purebred stock in its place
this Scientific aid. P. IV-n Boss of
Parma, chairman of the hoard of
county cornmi umiu and president '.f
the bureau, lias a strong program for
mulât.»«! loi* the present yar.
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Hut f of W ild«
war; visiting «t th»
bom*- of
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usin,
Dave Woods and f
f ,»»VH 1 Waslu.m w
amity, 1
*'ri«i iy.
1 1 sl y in 1
lu red
\V>d.nesda y wlicn
t he fini
,r« r. «.r
lus
right hand w * « * *
a ught i
n tlm
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nt a lia \ rhoppci.
J S. Maher- and
fa mi ! y
and
-t p
Ma be*' nf Bockwood Mo, ar* visit
il g at tho horn** of t li° latter's daugh
ter. Mrs B. 1 ' f*r*lley and family.
They* expert to loe^to here.
James Morrison and family, who
have been quite ill with influenza,
re able to b* out among their friends
(again.
Mi*, and Mr-. Robert Van e are the
proud parents of a son. born Thurs
»I ", January H.
Miss Ya \\ Justus was a Caldwell vis
itor Friday.
Private Allen Mclntfre is home on
a short furlough from Camp Holblrd,
Ma ryla nd.
K. Fujikawl returned home today
fiom a Boise tn-spltal, where be has
been the past few weeks.
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move to Nampa tn lb© early future,
the decision having been made to
move the office of the Nnmpa Mcrl
»Han Irrigation dtetrh t to that city and
consolidât© with th* office already
there.
Mrs. Ii* A. Songer ts reported quite
11L
Th© Capital News telepbon© numbirs
ar© 24 and 25« tf
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CALDWELL.
( 'aidwell, .bill. I ' .1 1 1 . 1 M .■ ,r. II. Kirli
ards ol' I Ϋ >i trau. i> t. 0 legal business
in the city today.
S. G. Tucker ■' Snfu^, the well
j:nown purebred <.i thorn breeder,
was a business ' itor in the city t«.
da y.
Huge ne Hannah • ; Notus spent to
day in the city.
H. H -VlusHer ,,f Boise, of the ex
tension department of the state uni
versity. looked after business interests
In the city today
Judge J. M. Thompson transacted
legal business in Bois, today.
Professor W. T. M.ifi G f Boise, of
the extension department of the state
university, was a visitor in the city
today.
Mrs. R. J. \\ oods of Boise visited in
the city yesterday.
,J. A. Reed oi Boise was a business
visitor in the city yesterday.
P. M. Blackburn of Baker Pity, Ore.,
transacted business in the city yester
day.
Af. Vernon of Boise was a visitor in
the city yesterday.
J. P. Atwood of Baker City, Oi
was a visitor in the city yesterday
C. H. Peterson of Claytonia spent)
yesterday in the city.
W . R. Harms of Boise was a visitor
in the city yesterday.
B. K. Deck of the Deer Flat com
munity was a visitor in the city today.
Jospeh Kahn, the local clothing mer
chant. was a business visitor to Nampa
t< day.
( '• R. Wahls!rom looked after busi
ness interests in Nampa today.
Charles Pitts of Nampa spent today
m the city.
•1 H. Shorten of Nampa was a visi
tor in the city today.
G. A. Sherman, .secretary ..f the
Commercial club, was a Boise visitor
today.
.Shorthorn cattle breeder, was a visit»
in the city today.
County Commissioner C. Ben Ros
of Parma was a visitor in the «it
today.
A. I.. Wilson of G tcenli af. the pure
bred Poland China hog bm j. r. was
a business visitor in the city today.
Mesdames A. K. Sutton, T. S. Jack
son. Presley Horne and F. Al. Cole
tl part, visiting in Boise
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NAMPA
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Jan. IS. Miss Lillian Moore,
of the faculty of the University of Cali
fornia, left this afternoon to resume her 1
work in that institution after having |
spent the holidays in the city with her)
parents. Judge and Mrs. C. T Moore.
K. W. Puller of Melba transacted!
business in the city yesterday.
Mrs. P. T. Ponge of Bvanston, Wy
is visiting in the city.
Andrew and Daniel Hurley of Wilson
looked after business interests in the
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>f Ben ox spent
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Bennett of
Burley is a hu.sine;
in the city.
Murphy of
( U'eana transact«:
■ s in the «-it
y yesterday.
Thomas of
IJmmrtt was a bus
si tor in the
city vest onlay.
Rohliims of
Pocatello spent ye:
in the city.
t 'ar«'t hers o
f Oreann was a vi?
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Mrs. John I». Bloomfield visited in!
Caldwell yesterday.
T. F. Halverson of Melba, was a busi- j
ii« a ■ visitor in the city today,
B. P. Newcomb of Melba looked aft- r
business in the city yesterday.
P. X. Conyers is spending Hie week* j
hu Bois« with his wife, who is under J
medical treatment in a hospital in th it i
. i tMrs. Conyers is r« ported to
progressing nicely.
Mrs. R. T Dca ringer visited in B
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INFANT LOCKWOOD FUNERAL.
Paidw« II, Jan. IF Funeral services
were held fn*m the family residence;
'this afternon at LBUO o'clock for Ha lira, |
the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j
'Frank Bockwood, who died yesterday)
from the influenza, interment was in
the Canyon Hill cemetery. 1
WEEK'S CHRONOLOGY IN THE LEGISLATURE
HOUSE
Jan. 1 .'> Résolu lion
Strutliers. former state
relating to assessment.*
Jan. 1 1 1 )e« Iine*l t
pass«go of bills
pa
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sorrow adopted over cleat it «»f the late Chari
eMoufativ«* from Shoshone < «runty. Bill introdu«*«
irrigation, projects.
ss under suspension of rules memorial t«» congre -
more equitable distribution «>f federal post r«»a
money to spa rsclx mottled . *«*t i«*n - : abolishing of
pria ling $r.(i ,000 for Ovvslr\ ferry bridge.
Jan. I • Bar :-»'I momoi ial to congress urging j
vicllng for equitabh* distribution to Baierai p«et road im
appropriate ?tr»0,ni.io for construction of the adminkstrati
isii.ii normal, prox'Fling pen.dtv for «Icfaring the flag
asking that lands 1.*« • reclaim«'«! for soldiers.
Jan. ,16 House finds itself handicapped m pioce»*.;
latinn hr iuse of failure of senate to p., bill a »-r^mg
(«» iticrea a la f of clerk of •ajpreu.e «-»urt, reimburse c'-mr; of
I killed hecau^o of tuber«-uh»slr-. a« »qfiug provision'
s art. |i o-ed me mer«.*» I to enngre.',*- urging dlstr i but ion of po
rn 17 Bills Introduced am^nditig h»>rnestea»l «et. prot^rtingr
lating f «' a : :-e-sinents. A «l.i«*'urnrnent taken to NT«*«nda\*.
rie timed
1 f u g lies
SENATE
pi ta! t on is hi
of f»ending bills r
Bill introdiuT»
!uiilding at the r.
Hiori i ! to ronti
I'M pending tei
BJ's int rod q
h«rd
Jan. 1 Kills resol :';«■' n ende »sing forrr'CPn of league of nattons. Voto
; to IB Refuses to confirm appointm r nts made by Go ernor. Alexander of
c. » ». Broxon. state Insu r»»p«*e mrjii.iger <vvl F. F. Caton and \V. H. Casady as
members «*f industrial accident beard. Introduction • f memorial to «*oner B s?
asking favoiuble notion on vornan » iffrage amendment. Bill for improvement
i»f Bavw Hot. Springs and bill raising taxing power «»f eitles from six to 1? pet
cent of property valuation.
Jan. 14 Administration measure is Introdix*©*! providing for entire change
ttt state government affairs, enlarging po wer* »»f th*' governor and doing nwvny
with many officers and boards. Serum bill by Daniils Is killed h: health com
mittee,
Jan. If» Appointments ■ .1 » > fîibson, bank » xaintner; Daniel >\', Church,
state Insurance manager, G< 'g* H. Fisher and l'vank J. Flaw ton. members of
accidental board sent to senate by governor for eonfirnmtion, r« ferred t«> stat»»
affairs committee. Attempt to pass memorial to congress for highway appro
priation of $500.000 failed to «any on attempt to suspend rules,
Jan. 16—Confirmed appointees named by G« « nun* Davis, Passed house
Joint memorial No. Introduc'd compulsory educational bill for non-English
speaking people. Bill providing that treasurers be lelieved from collecting
taxes and work be given to assessor, Introduced, Bill extended powers of cit
ies and towns to acquire water and electric power plants and s>stenj. Con
sidered Jerome county bill in committee of the whole and recommend Its
passage.
Jan, 17 Refused to confirm the board appointment» made by Governor
Alexander and transmitted by Governor Davis for action, Educational com
mittee introduces bill providing for the apportionment of forest reserve funds
received by counties for road construction and school purposes. Bill by state
affairs committee creating state council of defense an ddefining its duties. Ad
journed to Monday.
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LIEU. PARTRIDGE BÜE
HDME NEXT TUESDAY
Nampa Boy, Expert Flyer and
Machine Gun Operator,
Comes, With Southern Bride,
for Brief Visit to Parents.
Nampa. -Jan. U.
•Lieut.
u tridge, native m
»II of
• ngnizcil ns on»
of th«
anc gun opcratoia
■ in t
rmy, is scheduled t
it y Tuesday of
erst ncr field. I .
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I air
•rica n
• x » wee \ f rom
na, win i p be has
been the 1,
ist year as an
army aviation
Inst rue tor
t«» \ isit his pa i
<;nts. Mr. and
Mrs H. A
. Partridg. H
«■ is to be a.
companieil
by iiik Wife.
a charming
southern :
girl, to whom
he was mar
rie«l a few
months ago.
Within a few*
weeks aft
et* the déclara
tion of war
against r,i
•rninriy by the
Fuite«! Sial»;-.
Bieutcnaiit Partridge »iilist»-d in 11m
a v in.tion «
-orps iikI «'x p
rested to his
friends an
eagerness to be»oni«' an ex
pert flyer
ami to get
overseas ami
contribute
to the xi« tory
of his covin
try by ha'
tiling for her i
n the air.
BECAME EXPERT
FLYER.
IB was
soon Iran.Nfem
■d to the Wi!
bar W'rig
ht s. bool
Dm> ton. Ohio.
and her» he developed su
' h jirofieiem y
as an avi.
itor that ho \v
as sent south
by the got
. « rnim at as an
instructor. It
was ;.i Da
> ton that Major John Mitch
»•1 of New
York, former t
Mayor of New
York » i « ; .
met his <le,.tli j
«.nd st ra ug- to
say ii wa:
s in a plane i.
i which Bicn
tenant Pa
rt ridge had m;
uh' numerous
flights, on
e of whi.-h ua
is but two or
tlm
ibis
Bik.
da vs t .t-l oi f
ragic fate,
other avia i
Major Mit.-hH
tridge liked fly
to him and to close frir
lie confided that bis <.
merit was in not gettin
s. nontenant Par
Ii.-r daring a npcaled
this
city
the
the
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upular in so- ]
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l iai and athletic circle
a graduate of the high
TOOK POST COURSE.
Hater he finished a law course at
the Stanford university, graduating'
with honor and it. was shortly after his ;
graduation and while he was doing:
host graduate work that the declara
tion of war was made
to volunteer his servi
ry. His father, H.
ne of the officials
nd Mendia r.is' bank
al lie haste
Pa rt ridge,
the Parmi)
the
USTICR.
Usl.it.-k. .ran. IS. B. R. Seinen has
moved his family to their now home
which lie pun-hasod recently. It is the
11 acre tract formerly owned bv Mr.
Terry of Boise.
M: >. J. P. S« bolt and Mi -. I fa y Cl.nk
shoppl'd in Boise. Wednesday.
Tin*
Monda
he
i ill
at S:
L'le.s to mci-i her bus!
honora bly dischart
-M r
thur and f;
Smith \ isited her
»lily in South Bo
Mr. ami \| !
raids in Bo
Hull and
t o Pahlw «il y «
Mr. and Mr
visitors Sat link
Ray Kincaid
Idaho, tod:, v.
p;,,ru to Mr.
Tuesday, a son
Mr. and Mis
to Boise today*
visit with relative.*
Mr. B. Bass and
spending Sunday
hero.
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is Mr, ai
"d Mrs. i * oil
motor«-. i t
«• Boise till*
n made a
business trip
s. Will Ba
eli were Boise
!
d fern Shell \
W -. ii.
I Ml
turned
weeks
i Niimp
foil
PINNEY THEATER
BOISE
ONE RECITAL
MONDAY
February 3d
MME.
Prima Donna Contralto,
CHARLES CfllUtrt, basso,
FRANK LA FORGE, Pianist.
PRICES
Lower KIcmii'. I ! I!
.owor I'luor. (i I
Ha I « • < 11 « \, i it > w.
Ha lei ni y, H • n\ - .
I ta Ici ni) . H Hows.
Hox Sea Is. ('deli .
lidllerv ......
U< JIW »I. —1
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MAIL YOUR ORDERS NOW
I N' a nd HI T of town mail onl
i-Mdl'i if accompanied li> a cheek
W A. Mendenhall. Mgr. l-inelo.sc
to insure safe return of same. 11
To .11 {»rn os add 10 per cent
.o »■ ept cd ami filled in order of
money order, made i ' abb' to
add)'' s ed, stamped eir elope
office sale begins on January
STATE'S QRDTA FOR
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Headquarters Reports Twelve
Counties Have Raised Pro
portionate Share — Others
Coming- Fast.
Twelve Idaho counties hnv#-- raised
their quota of funds for the relief of
starving Armenians and Syrians and
the stale will come across with its
quota »if $7A.000, is practically* assured.
The drive has been <*r> during the past,
week in most of the counties of the
sint«\ devrai, including Ada and
Canyon, are held up for the present
j by the influenza epidcrnl«- and organ
'Cation is just being complet««].
Count ' Campaign Birr i tor S. F
Blaine of Ada experts to bar«- his
I Wi rkers ready t»» put on the campaign
in this county within the next f**\v
! days.
; Stale Director Robert M. M<•( 'rack en
j bas rocrivod a copy of a. cable sent,
ho national headquarters by Pood Ad
niinistrator Hoover, in which he colls
t ion to the great need nf funds
i
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|
.
I
j
j
1 to get. the f
icattqicd Ar
men Inn people 1
hack to t heil
• homes and
re-established
in the opportunity to pr«
>\ ide for their ,
[own wants.
Mr. Hoove
t said: "F«
«»»«1 is not the !
or. 1 v probier
ia ami Svria. !
ilundreds* a
ml tlioUK.'im
is are driv< n •
! out cruelly 1
jy the Turk;
< ami must be
m
m
ffl
r^n 1
P3
Not«
fenlanfea
THE NEW
MUSIC HOUSE
SI9 MAIN STREET
Columbia Grafonola Dealers
New and Clean Stock
of Records
|Üj Special Attention to Parcel Post Orders.
!=§ Efficient and Trained i Iclp,
We Represent the I .ending l anes of
I Pianos, Players, Talkers
( ïrafonolas for $20.00, $32.50, $47.50, $60.00,
$90.00 and up.
Willi aw Krim
TYOÏP FALLS
BOiSE.inAHo
'Everything Just a Little Better
ays
reinstated in their homes and afforded
Hie opportunity to become self-sup
porting. Tlies«* problems require tin*
largfst m«'. ir- of support from the
cliaritahie pubjj.
CONDITIONS TERRIBLE.
it
umost impossible." Mr. Me
«'racken s;
iid in a state!
nent Saturday
(light, "to
r th»' AmcrU
an pc-»pic t.
realize tho
1 conditions in
Armenia an»
Syria. If
We could just
visualize t In
hundreds «
»f thousands «»
f starving am
almost naked human beings--mostly*
women and chihlrcn wandering on
the deserts of Asia, where they hav.
been driven by tin Turk, and if we
ould just imagine their constant ter
ror »»f tin roving bands of Kurds that
. «»in' like whirlwinds, bringing horrors
a thousand fold worse than death, we
might lia v« a slight, con 'option of what
is actually transpiring in \sm. When
•mix
Vieil
i ha
the
' p!"
so rapidly destroy««!
Christians, ami the first to adopt
Christian teachings, it makes the hi
sick with horror.
''America e na-ponding, however,
first of a He« t «>f n h< f ships ow
P i • Ameri- an commit tee for r«
11 ! be 11 « a r . y ^j!l ^ ,il from :
V o.ïc tomorrow i M<»nda y ) f*n
Mi
Mr
. bar; be* ■ giv« ti to tin « ommltt»'«* by
I t lie navy «lej'.a rt ment. with the appr»»
a! of the food ailministration. The
j president, .and Herv« rt ( ' llonver. di
j r« « tor genera I of tin inter-allied food
administration, are in hearty sympa
thy with Hie a nr- «»f the com mitt» «
iding In
1 "The h
IS prol
•D in and the onlv pr
h m now
is fui
i'«Is with which to !
, \ he f»»o»I
iie<r«s
; (.i . 'f c !'i
. I ha
svb i! ,-irp tr.
! to do 'an
. in I«
i a ] i » j . raise our share
! Hi, mom
V life
1 ir|) ______ t ,
• 1 b i »>1 . :
l«'Ot»l
• <*f Idaho will reap«
f;. iioi-.uis