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FLUSH KIDNEYS
WITH SALTS IF
BACK IS ACHING
Noted authority says we eat
too much meat. which
clogs Kidneys.
Take glass OF Salts when Kid.
ncyS hurt or Bladder
bothcrS you.

No man or woman who cat, meat
regularly can make a mistake BY
flushing tho kidneys occasionally. saws
a wcll-knowr authority Meat forms
uric acid. which cXcitcs the htddcys;
they become ovcrworked from the
strain, get sluggish and fail TO nlter
then We get sick. Nearly all rheu-
matisin. headaches. liver trouble. ner-
vousnesS. dizziness. sleeplcssncSs and
urinary disorders come from sluggish
kidneys.
The moment YOU feel dull ache in
the kidneys, or your back hurts. or
If the urine is cloudy, offensive. fun
Of sediment. irregular OF passage or
attended by sensation of scaldinR
stop eating meat and get about four
ounces of lad Salts from any phar-
macy: take tablespoonful in a rlas,
Of water before breakfast. and in 4
few days your kidneys will act fine
This famous salts is made from the
acid OF cranes and lemon juice. COM
bined with lithla. and has been used
for generations to flush and stimulate
the kidneys, also to ncutralize tho
acids in urine so Il no longer causes
Irritation. thus ending bladder weak
ness.
lad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
injure; makes delightful eferves-
cent lithia water drink which every
one should take now and then TO keep
the kidneys clean and active and the
blood pure, thereby avoiding serious
kidney complications
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communities scattered from ono end
I" the other Of the country. That's
what we expected: that's what the
Federal reserve act vas designed to
accomplish. II was COntrivcd for the
express purpose Of puttinr the whole
national banking system, ON such Il
sound basis as TO create confidence and
stimulate business and swell the vol
the United states. People pu, their
money IN hani1i now, and banks re-
deposit VIII other banks now, because
they know that. under the new system.
no panic viii ever come 20 keep them
, from getting their funds back when
needed. I'll" proponents of the Fed
erai reserve act had no idea of i'm
pairing the riEhtful prestige Of New
! York rs the financial metropolis Of this
hemisphere They expected to confirm
its distinction. and even hoped To as
sis, powerfully IN wrestling the sccp-
ter from London and eventually max
ing New York The financial center of
the world. Eminent Englishmcn
with the kccucst Of perception. have
frankly expressed apprehension Of such
result Indeed. momcntarily, this has
come !" pass. And we may point to
the amazing contrast between New
York under the old system in 1907
sh"k ken :" its very foundations because
of ~" bans failures. and Now Norh
at IN" present time. under the new
system. Scrcnely secure in it's domestic
banking operations, and confidently
financing the great enterprises of
M
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Gets Five Ycnrn III I,ri.on.

AMHERST. VA. April lS.--l.ast
evening in the Amherst Circuit Court,
in IL Z, trial OF the Commonwealth
against Jesse Birch. colorcu. the jury.
after having been out for two hours,
save E,rch five Yeas In the peniten-
:I"Iy. Some time last summer Birch
sh arl killed q negro at the con-
struction camp Of g. w. Lane e. Co,
1T New Glasgow. this county. lmme-
diately after the shooting, Birch es-
capped. Tut was finally LOCATED in Chcs-
ter. :. C., from which place he was
brought back to Amherst by Sheriff r.
III. Drummond on reOulSit,on from Civ
ernor stuart. Birch was tried mt tn.
February term ana the t-iEl resulted
in hung jury. Since Il en- &c has been
in the Amherst Jail
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li7uid commercial assets Of the coun-
Try. responsive At all times. and to the
FULLEST extent. :" every reasonable de-
mand Of leg itimate enterprise Tn.
amount is ample when business is ac-
Tive. and only enough when business
IS lax.
"Cortradistinsuisheu from bond
secured currency. every dollar Of il ia
based on stable commercial trans
action, whether Of n mercantile in
dustrial or agricultural nature. forti-
fed by 80 pcr cent koId reserve by
the assets or great banking system,
by the double liz bility of member
banks and by the plirhted faith az :,
government Of hundred million free
citizens. SO that where the banks OF
a given .ominunity With S5.oHc QUO of
liquid commercial assets could not.
under tn" old system. in time Of stress.
get a dollar OF currency on their hold
inGs. because there was no source Of
supply. the same banks under the Fed
eral reserve system could .xchanEe
their s5.ooc,ooc Of liquid assets TO Il
Fedora! reserve bank for 100000 Of
the best currency on earth. less a fair
rate of discount. That. one :. re form
gentlemen represents the difference be-
tween disaster and success
Another fundamental defect Of the
old system was its fictitious bank re-
serve. created by that provision OF tho
national bank act which authorized a
deposit or book credit of individual
banks with banks in reserve and CEN
trail reserve cities to he counted as
reserve. just as If held in the vaults
OF the interior banks. ON these re-
serve balances, subjected TO a process
OF multiplication. the big banks Of the
money ccnters would pay nominal in
terest. which operated az a magnet to
attract tho reserve funds OF the entire
country: so that on March ~ 1914
eight months before the Federal re.
serve system was put IN actual opera
ton, the New York banks alone held
1895 100000 Of the funds OF outside
banks, while they were loaning outside
banks only sle2, ooo,Ooo Already the
congressional monetary inquiry had
disclosed the startling fact that. on
November "a. 1912. the legal custodians
Of these reserve funds had put $40
100000 OF them in the maelstrom OF
Wall Street stock operations
MILLIONS WITHDRAWN
FROM USE or COUNTRY
"Do YOU realize quite what that
means? |, means that these millions.
and many millions more, we're with
drawn from the reach Of mercantile
and industrial uses throughout the
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tration will not only he saving mil
lions of dollars in foreign exchange.
hitherto paid 10 London. Berlin and
Paris. but VIII DC II powerful factor in
establishing and fostering foreign
trade relations throughout the world.
FAILS TO AprROpHitTE
Full. SHARE oE CREDIT
II sometimes think that in It's carcr-
ness to do more for tho farming
community OF .hc United states this
Democratic administration has failed
TO appropriate full credit for the really
great things II already has done. Not
in nifty years did the Republican party
ever write Il provision into the national
banks act for as much as one dollar
Of rural credits on the contrary. by
tho text Of the law. by tho rulings Of
the Treasury and by decisions OF the
courts. every ScmblanCc OF farm credits
was scdulouSiy excluded. In the first
great banking measure put on the
statute books by the Democratic party,
in nine months after tho inauguration
OF a Democratic President. there are
millions OF dollars OF farm credit facil-
iticS. whatever professional dcma =
GoSUes may say TO the contrary. Not
a dollar OF the funds of national
bank could he loaned on improved
farm land by any legislation Of :,
Republican Congress. Under the Fed :
cral reserve act, according 10 COM
putati"u by the late charles y. couant.
on" OF the best financial experts this
country ever had. $4,000 are made
available for loans on farm mortgages
alone. having fin" years To run Ia
the matter OF current rcdiscounts. every
possible advantage is given to farm
credits over mercantile paper. and in
tho matter OF acceptanceS on its cX-
portation OF the great staple products
OF this country infinite aid is extended
to tho American farmers. In addition
=" this the Federal reserve system has
already had q powerful influence in
lowering the rate of interest. and in
this circumstance alone il may conf
IDENTIFY lac predicted that tho farmers
90 the country will II" saved annually
hundreds OF thousands Of dollars
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expansion takes place without undue eject
upon the nerves. And as the time an
proaches, the mind has gone through ne
riod Of repose, Of gentle expectancy, and
this has an unquestioned influence upon the
future child. That this is true is evidenced
by the fact that three generations OF mothers
have used and recommended Mothers
Friend" Ask your nearest druggist for
bottle Of this splendid remedy. He will get
1t for you. And then write to Brad1eld Reg
ulator Co., 4o7 Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ga,
for most interesting book OF information
To prospective mothers. 1t Is mailed free.
Write today. II is bouk you will enjoy.
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ha hiking. and thee is general con-
currence NJ belief that the Federal
reserve system saved this country from
fnancial conNa'lsinn in the fateful
autumn Of 1914. even before II was in
fun operation.
we corrected this vicious bank re-
serve system by establishing regional
reserve banks and making them. in
stead of private banks in tho money
centers, the custodians of the reserve
funds Of tho United States. by making
these regional banks. instead Of pr!-
waite correspondent banks. the great
rediscount agencies of the country: by
requiring these regional banks 10 min
isicr to commerce and Industry rather
than 10 the schemes Of speculative adj
venture. Under the old regime. we had
been taught To believe that the balance
OF the country WAS dependent on the
money centerS. Under the new dis
pcnSatiou, the fact has hecn revealed
that the money centers are dependent
upon the balance Of the country. Tn
der the old system. the country banks
were subservient to the money CEN
ters. for only there could they resort
for rediscount favors. Under the new
system IL is no longer question Of
favor; it is purely "A question of bust
ness Under the old system /; was, at
times, question Of ability to serve
and at other times. of willingness
The new system supplies both the
ability and the incentive TO do bust
ness. Indeed. this financial product of
tho wilson administration is both a
proclamation of emancipation and Il
Declaration OF independence for the
States
SttH SILLY BOAST
MADE BY NOBODY
u noted tho other. day that a Repre-
sentative in Congress tauntincly re-
fcrred 10 the fact that bank deposits
in New York had vastly increased
since tho adoption Of the Federal re-
serve act. and triumphantly asked
primacy Of New York as q money cen
ter would. under the new system de-
part. Such talk. however specious, is
not sensible. Nobody ever made such
silly boast. Nobody ever dreamed of
such stupid notion. Nobody ever de-
sired anything Of the kind. OF course,
Ne" York has more deposits under the
Federal reserve act than ever before
," has Pittsburgh; so has Boston: so
has Baltimore: so has Richmond: so
has san Francisco; so has Dallas; so
have the banks OF thousand other
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United states al fair rate OF interest
and loaned TO stock gamblers at an
ahnormally low rat" Of intercs, in
comparison
lin periods Of greatest business ac-
tivity. the country vas made Ia suffer
desperately for lack Of adequate credit
facilities When the prospect was
brightest: when men Of vision and
ambition and energy would press for
ward in pursuit Of prosperity and the
hum Of industry would literally lie
heard throusho tn. land TWO links
in tn" chain would suddenly snap.
tearing to shreds the whole business
fabric and carrying dismay 1" every
community on the continent. That is
I" say. in plain terms. that, when the
country banks OF the United States.
trying 10 respond to the commercial
and industrial demands upon them in
their respective localities. being unable
TO issue additional currency. would seek
10 draw in their reserve balances from
the conEested Cenicrs. and when the
big banks OF these CtnterS would IL,
turn. he compelled TO call their loans
on STOCK, thus contracting the credit
fl cilties OF the street. interest rates
would quickly jump. mounting higher
aud higher. until panic would cnsue
banks throughout tho country would
stop payments across the counter and
CONSERVATION would reign where con-
hd@nCc and COntentmcut SO soon before
had prevailed. have said the losses
are beyond computations. and that is
so They affected not alone the nnan-
cial institutions Immediately involved
but the merchants whose credits were
suspended: the industries whose shops
were closed: the railroads whose cars
were made idle: the farmers whose
crops rotted in tho fields; the laborer
VIII" was deprived Of his wage 40
business enterprise. IL amy individual.
ever entirely escaped
MON sTROIS CONDITION
HEMEDIED ny WILSON
Another great achievement of the
Wilson administration was In remedy
this monstrous condition. No other
leg isiative effort, as recall the his
Tory Of events. was ever directed
against this bank reserve evil II 20
uured courage. II constituted a chal-
lenGe 10 the dominating financial in
terests Of America. and they accepted
the invitation TO the conflict. II was a
memorable fight. in which sound
economic principles triumphcd 50 COM
pletely that many Of the great bankers.
who seemed once implacablc. now CON
cede that a tremendous advance has
been made III the direction Of scientific
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pllshment. And II
there Is anything. no
matter how simple,
how apparently trivial
It may seem, II II can
aid, help, assist or in
any way comfort tho
expectant mother. It Is
q blessing. And such
is a remedy called
"Mother's Frien nd"
You apply It over the
stomach muscles. II IL
gently rubbed on tho
surface, and makes
thR pnuccfao .tt,ot.
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Maternity! The
Word Of W lords

1t Is written into life's expectations that
motherhood is the one sublime accom-.
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WHAT HAPPENED AFTER
SIN YEARS or ItOOSESENT

In 1907 after sin years of Theodore
Roosevelt and forty-threc years Of the
old system, New Y"ri, couldn't let {,
country bank have $50. 600 Of bank eur
rency 10 meet the ordinary require
ments OF commerce or the nav rolls
of industry. In 1915. after three years
OF Woodrow Wilson and one year OF
the new system. New York let two
European nations. in the very. cat
aclasm "f a stupendous war. have $780,
oo","oo. still leaving the banks of that
CITY with larger deposits than ever
before in their existence. OH yes. Mr.
T"astmastcr, New York City banks
have greater deposits to-day than they
had seventeen months ago by $685.
600 .ooo-thus putting to shame the
evil Republican prophecy that the Fed
eral reserve act would create dis
astrous construction of commercial
credits and precipitate a panic of uu-
surpassed violence in this country
but. with all this. there are some
things that New York once had which
IL mas not to-day, and never Will have
again as long as tho Federal reserve
act shall remain on the statute books
1t has not the gold reserve funds OF
| the country for use in the stock mar
kets Of the street" nor has il any
longer the power TO control the re-
discountinG system OF the United
! states upon terms of It's own adjust
'nent To-day twelve regional banks
OF tho new system, strung from Maine
to Mexico. from the Atlantic to the
l'acihc hold more than $500. 900 900 OF
these funds, and soon will have many
millions more. To he used as faeic credit
facilities for chcerfully rediscountinC
the commercial paper OF the merchants
ana manufacturers, the farmers and
siockinan, tho exporters and importers
of America-with not a dollar for the
whirlpool or speculation. And these
trade loans are already being made at
an average rate OF interest ID pcr
! cent lower than has prevailed before
! In long number OF years.
! I'm the foreign field. for the first
/ time in the history OF national bank
| Ing six great branch banks have al
ready been established in countries 10
the south of us, four OF these by the
very national bank OF all others that
most desperately resisted the passage
81 the Federal reserve act. but which
was quickest 10 avail OF its advantage
| Other branch banks are in contempla-
| ton and, before many wears have
ELAPSED the branch banking system au-
! thorized by this Democratic admits
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HIS WAS MASTER MIND
OF RESERVE BANK ACT
wilson Is Given Full Credit for
Craftsmanship Which brought
II Into Being.
GLASS PAYS HIM TRIBUTE
Tells Jefferson Day Banquctcrs That
When President Affixed His Sig
nature to Bill, There Was Com
summatcd Legislative Miracle.

nature to Kill 'Chcrc Mas Com.
,,,n,,,,, ,,:,
m
"H"ii'N' w. Npr' !''-feprcSch-
'atiNc carter Glass. Of Virginia, chair
| man of tho House Committee ON Bank
| ing and Currency. in his speech at the
jefferson bav banuuct ,o.nirht nro-
Evening star., 1916-11-05

A wonderfully COM
plete Kitchen Cabi-
net, glass dOorS,
nickeloid top, metal
spice jars, deep bins
and drawers, aiding
bread board-a place
for everything used
in the Kitchen.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-15
CHEAPEST YET.

$500 CASH buys house and 1 choice
acre of ground, on Interurban-sta-
ton of Spaulding Crossing, worth
twice the money. Good water right.
$3.50 BUYS 160-acre stock and wheat
ranch IA miles from Boise on Boise
river, $3.50 cash, balance easy terms,
Z per cent; living spring water
abundant; free range; good family
orchard, improvements of nominal
value
STOCK MEN, ATTENTION.
FINE STOCK RANCH for sale near
Council, free water for irrig: ton,
free range and lots of grass. This
will be sold at a bargain on easy
terms as owner has become wealthy
anc wishes to retire.
NONE BETTER THAN THIS
80 ACRES 21a miles from Meridian;
Ridenbaugh water; Y mile to school;
fine well; fairly good buildings; car
ries state per cent loan $3450; AZ
acres alfalfa, 80 acres grain, family
orchard, etc; 1925 per acre takes
this Best buy in locality; terms to
quit.
A ACRES all in cultivation, under
Settlers ditch; 80 acres hay, balance
orchard, pasture, garden, etc.; near
Onwiler: $4,000 buys it. VIII con-
slider clear Boise property for half.
This is very desirable.
$50 ACRE stock ranch, l. ng Valley, at
a bargain; terms easy; good private
water right; abundance of good tim
Der; all fenced; in 4 Lections, low
e9. price yet; see Us.
EDWARD STEIN CO,
100 y. 10th St, Boise, Phone 9s If
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OF course the gentler sex is gener-
ally conceded to have an abundance of
that which killed the cat, but then
they have nothing on that man who
exposed himself to the Germans
deadly gas just to see what it was like.
Charleston Is. Co Post.
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Worry causes wrinkles say the
men; wrinkles cause worry, say the
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.
Sec Wilson Smith.

IU2S Main Street.
We want well improved eighty, near
macadam road, in exchange for Boise
income property.
Close-in S-room residence, splendid
corner. exceptionally low figure. very
reasonable payment down
Well located restaurant Snap to an
experienced man.
George W. Smith. Manager.
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REPRESENTATIVE
Franklyn p. Alcorn,
33W 34th St., New York.
Frank w. Henkel,
Peoples Gas Building. Chicago.
POSTAGE ON DROP LETTERS is
TWO CENTS-At all postoffices where
there are city carriers two cents post
age is required on all letters All an
swers to ads, whether mailed In Boise
or outside. going through the postoffice
should have a two-cert stamp attached
lone cent is not sufficient.
Cyrus A. Sulloway, who mas been re-
nominated by the Republicans of the
First New Hampshire district, is the
Oldest member of the national house of
representatives in years.
Except for brief absences, King
George and Queen Mary have been in
constant residence at Buckingham pal
ace since the beginning of the present
war.
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LAND ATTORNEY
B. EAToN, scrip, 6Oa Idaho BLDG. d
LUMBER YARDS.

w. II. RIDENBA UGH, DEALER IN
native lumber, oregon shingles. also
floorings, doors, windows, mouldings
and building material Main and 4th
SITS. Phone 3SS. tt
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VIOLIN MAKER.
INTERURBAN LINES.
BOISE VALLEY TRACTION COM
rpAhV

Leave Boise for Eagle. star, Middle
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$3.50. ll:00; p. m. 10 2:00. s:Uu.
400. $3.50. 1900. 900. l1:oo.
Leave Boise for Meridian. Nanpa
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1890. 1900. noon: p. :. 1880, 1850.
$3.50. '4;3O. 500, 6::,, 8: 70. $3.50, IL: 90.
.To Meridicn and Nc Dermot. only.
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sos, 500.
Drncan Station TO Boise. Leavs
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