South Idaho will extend a royal welcome to the people of north Idaho who go to Boise this week on the "North Idaho Special." There will be a banquet in honor of the northerners, automobile sight-seeing trips and every effort made to reciprocate in the good feeling which, on the part of Moscow people, prompted the trip to the state capital. The people of Boise and the surrounding district are deeply interested and appreciative, and every Moscow business man who can possibly do so should show that he is one of those who stand for a cementing of the friendship between the two sections of the state by having his name enrolled on the list of boosters who will make the trip.

TRADITION OF FUEDS SHOWN ON SCREEN
One of the most dramatic traditions of the southern mountains, that of the fued system, forms the foundation of Vitagraph's newest feature, "The Birth of a Soul." The picture sets forth in startling detail the manner in which feuds, or private wars between families, are begun and conducted among mountaineers.
"The Birth of a Soul" will be presented as the feature at the Kenworthy theatre on Wednesday. Harry T. Morey in the role of a rugged mountaineer is the star.
The story serves to recall vividly the famous Crittenden-Hawtry feud of Kentucky, which lasted for several generations and ended only when both of the warring families were virtually wiped out by the bullets of each other. 