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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-14

Give baby plenty Of water. offer water
every time It cries. The infants bow
els should move at least once q day;
constipation 10. however, a lesser evil
than diarrhoea. II the infant 10 likely
to be restless. to sleep badly and to
have collie and wind the bowels must
be moved. Milk of magnesia Is a
harmless laxative tone teaspoonful In
water for your infant). Or gluten sup
positories; or a simple enema given
by means of a syringe, or from two
to six ounces OF warm water. with a
teaspoonful of glycerine for each
ounce of water. A quarter Of tum-
blerful Is two ounces; two tablespoons
full make one ounce. One movement
the day Is enough for tho mother: cut
ting down the prunes will reduce the
passages. Malt preparations have no
especial effect on the bowels of mother
or infant. 1t Is very unlikely that
anything the mother takes will work.
through her milk. on the baby's
bowels.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-14
DAILY LESSON IN HISTORY.
Ono Hundred Years Ago Today.

Ono Hundred Years Ago Today.
1916 - George Madison. off,
Ger in the War of 1912, and gov
ernor of Kentucky, died at Paris,
X. Born in Virginia in 1863.
Seventy Five Years Ago Today.
1871 = Heyer embarked at
Boston for India, as the first
missionary of the Lutheran
church in the United States.
Fifty Years Ago Today.
1S66-A fire in the French
quarter of Quebec left nearly
10000 persons homeless.
Twenty-Five Years Ago Today.
1891 - Conservation at Boston
of Philips Brooks as Protestant
Episcopal bishop of Massachu-
sets.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-14

last day for bringing in old magazines
and rubbers for the missionary bud
get.
All ladies who will assist in the
canvass for the prohibition amend
ment are asked TO meet in the west
room of the Baptist church Monday
afternoon at o'clock.
second Saturday evening social
gathering was held at the parsonage
October IA. The young people Of the
church are making an effort to con-
tinue these meetings Indefinitely. All
report delightful time.
Miss Marie Johnston has been Sc
cured as leader OF the choir and will
meet with them next Wednesday at the
parsonage.
There were a goodly number Of new
boys out to the Scout meeting last
Friday evening. The troop.is securing
some song books and looks forward to
a pleasant winter season.
The general aid Is to serve q big
roast beef family dinner in the church
whole family and enjoy a rare social
opportunity as well as a good old
fashioned meal.
UNITED PREsBYTERIAN.
Rally day for the Sabbath school. We
are making plans for a fine program,
and have a place for all our friends.
This service will be the only one In the
morning and will begin at 1890. In
connection with 1t, the pastor will give
an address for the young people. and
children, especially on the subject,
Called to the Colors."
The Young Peoples class u having q
contest for new members now and
we are soon to divide them into class
| for young women, and another for
young men. We have room for some
more young men. and urge all strang-
ers IN the city to come and have q part
with US.
Sabbath evening at 1880 the sermon
will be on the theme, Testimonies to
| the Deity OF Christ" The materials
will all be taken from the Scriptures
themselves to show the unique Deity of
Christ. He is more than man and this
is shown exclusively in the Bible. We
will welcome you at this service.
One week from this Sabbath morn
ing the women of the congregati' VIII
have their regular thank offeriny ser
vice. This work has a large place in
the work OF the kingdom.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-14
A FIVE WEEKS BABY.

A FIVE WEEKS BABY.
M. T. b. writes: have a little baby.
i've weeks old. l nurse her. The
first week her bowels moved or 4
times day and now they don't move
at all. I have been advised TO give
her castor oil or prune juice; but now
her bowels don't move without these
things. My bowels move from two to
three times a day. l have every day
my oranges or cooked prunes. / tako
malt WHINE; does this work on the
bowels and does 1t increase the milk
fiow7 What I should like to know Is.
whether there is something that l
could take which would work on the
baby's bowels.
Answer: Congratulations. TIL Q
trouble with castor oil and like pur-
gative drugs is that after the free
movements they bring on there is apt
to be a period of constipation. I should
say Ave weeks is rather early to give
q baby prune Juice. Other causes OF
constipation that might apply to your
infant are: Too frequent feeding. up
to weeks no oftener than every Q
hours, better hours. is enough to
feelings IN the "a hours. only one
feeding at night and after . months
no night feeding at all. Lack Of water.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-14

Ths devoted disease prevention physical ana mental
public the promotion
efficiency developments medical senos
general interest i be dnswee here
cncIosed Reqres
consdersS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-14
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Twin Falls is coming this way more
than they really ought to. 1t is up
to the good people of Boise who are
boosting for their own home town to
get busy and help drive Twin Falls
down close to the border. How many
boosters will you bring? We will re-
ceive a special banner at Bible school
today. Be there on time and enjoy
the sensation.
Bible school at 10 a. m. Contest
with Twin Falls in full blast. Fall in.
Communion service at HIS. Sermon
by the pastor. Subject. Jealous
Christians" Do not miss 1t. The pas
tor will speak In Nampa at D. m.
Christian Endeavor at $50. Evening
Assembly at 1880. Sermon by the
pastor. subject: The Governors
Promise" This message will be in
teresting to you, no matter what your
political faith may be.
The General Aid will meet with Mrs.
j. w. Stauffer Wednesday afternoon.
The new address is 900 North Nine
teenth.
Prayer meeting at 1890 .. m. Thurs
day.
Choir rehearsal Friday evening at
1880. This will be an important meet
ing. The choir Is planning on pre-
senting a musical program on the eve
ming of Oct. 20. That will be some
thing to look forward to.
So far as we know. all the MEM
bers on the sick list are convalescing
nicely.
The mems Bereans had a splendid
meeting Wednesday evening at the
home of L. E. -Allumbaugh. Watch
them grow.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-14

r. d. Clemens. Their duties will be
to supervise the calling in their dis
tricts. Please report to them all new
families. changes of addresses, cases
of sickness, etc. that they may keep
the pastor informed. This committee
Will meet at the parsonage Monday
evening to make out calling lists for
all who need direction in the important
work. of this week.
Be of good cheer! The future Is as
bright as the promises of God.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-14
HEALTH IS Wealth.
nJohn B. Huber AM.MD!


0oId-SB ".
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-14
EMMANUEL METHODIST.

Sunday evening music lovers will
have an opportunity to hear the Cri-
terion Glee club in sacred concert at
Emmanuel beginning at 1880. The
pastor will give short gospel talk
on Milk and Honey and Giants" The
subject of the morning sermon will be
"As the Rain" Miss Tennie Looney
will sing.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-14

count for the kingdom. Subject, Men
and the Kingdom OF God" Come and
see whether the tasks of the religious
life do not offer a mans Job.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-14


Copyright Matthew Adams
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-14

The second division of the Ladies'
Aid society will meet with Mrs. Frank
Grice in the Collister flats opposite
the state house next Wednesday af-
ternoon at $50 o'clock.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-14

James Crooks will lead the devo-
tional meeting of the Junior league
next Thursday afternoon. Tho topic is
Patrol Leaders, This will be the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-14

The general aid Is to serve q big
roast beef family dinner in the church
parlors next Friday evening. Bring the
whole family and enjoy a rare social
opportunity as well as a good old
fashioned meal.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-14

The following persons have been APP
pointed assistants to the pastor In the
different districts. No. l, Mrs. w. ID. Nc
Reynolds: No. Q. Mrs. q. p. Friediine;
No. 9. Mrs. r, 4, BLACKWELL; No. 4. Mrs.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-09
RUSH TERMINALS INSPECTED
Hearing Started on Request for Allow
ance from Trunk Lines.

Henry Thurtell, examiner LOT ."e
Interstate Commerce Commission IN
spec,ed the Bush Terminal properties
Yesterday after n preliminary nearing
on the Bush Terminal Company re-
quest for an allowance for handling
freight from the trunk lines.
Irving T. Bush, president OF the
terminal company. and his counsel
William y. Dykman, attended the near, ear
inc The railroads were represents.u
by the heads of their legal depart,
ments. After opening statements
showed that the terminal company sOe
three cents hundred pounds on on
freicbt from Buffalo and the East ana
four and fifth cents hundred d
mounds on freight from the West, the
hearing was adjourned until to-mor-
row.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-09
EXCURSIONS.
WANTED.

WANTED A FEW OLD CHURCH PEWs
or benches. Societies or churches having
any Tor sale please address the Rev =
son. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1916-07-09
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

United states Coast and Geoieue sur'c,D
81. 40 MN,n riscs - M. ~
s,,-.,. SO Moon sets %. M Ii ~
New-York tribune., 1916-07-09

Yokohama July Manila Mafu '''P "''
p.iro. Iuiy Kim fNorl ('rom Norosl
iouique' Ciiy of Orsn tRrl 0lom N,w ioln,
Viad',o.tok s. Ikoma Maru Jap lIwn ,i,,r
mon, phusdephisl ItosaM. Sinsoa iron An
fnfagastal san Francisco IL. c.i,..
Crisfohai July E-Morcstor tNofl Vfom "H''
toni Hoiize ,,u,or no.d.
La raimas July 7-Ot'ar tNorl. Hampton ''a''
Ii,efrool JULY S-St Louis New YORK .,,.
sah,re Mobile Vague. Sanchez, Nliham"' wy"
.",n,bec Charlo.ion and Jacksonville
New-York tribune., 1916-07-09
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

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spe7ia June 27-Iady Plymouth 'hi, hr,hur
I'll, Norfok. % Netfuuo OtaO, iuIt ,, ,a1,,, na,
July !. clio utsl. Baltimore VIA "iim''s''''
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cbe,bogps Hal"ms'' July W s%Iucnc Bn. New York 'o'
II ilsa ua,' Inlv s-cairnhn Cprl. New York .,
KSS' sStn Iuiv s-CT oi naples lprl, New YORK VI"
R,ihos San Francisco and nlaai'oossrN SEATTLE
shsnshai July 6-smdzuoka Maru ''ap'
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Saraunll. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1916-07-09

japan. Cora and China and Philippine la.
Ands via Vancouver and Niciuria. II
l,lose a. q so p ml-Emprcss OF Asia. .. July IL
Tshiu MsIouesss Cook Islands New 2ea-
land sud specially addressed mail FOR Aus
tspA vs san Francisco ,ciose st II 80
q mI-MoaNA ...s..ssssst july ~
Hawai-. samoan Islands Australia tetccpt
Vest and specially addressed mall for New
Zealand via san Francisco (cose AZ IL 30
p N -SoNNlnA tsNl' ~
GawaM Fiu Islands New Zealand and Aus
traug ielCcpt West. via Vancouver aud
Nicioua lclose AZ ESQ y nj -
Nakurs .-.....- .-- ....-.. ,.-.''. July ~
Guam via san Francisco (cose al ii so
. ml-U : Transport. .....................J July 81
New-York tribune., 1916-07-09
ARRIVED

Ammonia ,Brl spena june % and Gibraltar H.
to,se-sS, Newusrt News and Norfolk to Old Do
m.non S Go. with passengers and mdsc. quar-
Kr,stisnisf,ord tNor) ChnstisnsAnd June 25
and Kirkwal July /. 70 Bcnhsm u boyensen.
with mdse Rar az IS p m. 49,,
Guhadist Natsn7as July 4, % Houler weir x
Royd wien asses Bar AZ so ? m.
Campana Genoa lune is aud Agiers ~. 70
STANDARD Transportation Co. with mdse- S"'N9
Hook Al s O1
SAILED.
r,-,-.oss A,re Norfolk and Newport News
,ts - fNc-, Norfolk. HaeIen Belsl koiicr-
dam Me,sran. Havana. Bacchus Dutch, Ia
psvirc G.amorgan lBrl hua. kanafS .HteeN! o.
rc,t,.t.-S Ncira Galveston. paNnce. lhi'alci- 81
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
Chats With Virginia Editors

Win thanks TO an overruling Providence the
fact is recorded that least one spring poct
mas come TO grief The Louisa NirginiaI CON
icsScs follows: I'VE had the a,itactv LAS,
iu:, and the indication that by the time
The paper circulated il would look like spring
iihr ana the editorial would be just in season.
II showed. so will attempt IL again
lack Dillon. who is aching fight "Jcss''
willard for III" championships in the heavywcight
@ . tash n, ordinary right hand swing
do his praying beforehand. lie is likely To
be quite busy in the ring-Clinch Valley News
That may he the advice Of an expert There are
men of experience up in the Clnch Valley
rcgiol, and the editor of the News MAY he one
OF them.
The Roanoke Times is somewhat puzzled II
says: When girl colapscs in Young mans
arms. It's mighty hard to tell whether it's
man. Hes generally tick led 10 note wGcthc11
it's an accident or an ailment.--Urlanna
Sentinel
Under government reorganizcd in accord
ancc with The IDEAS OF the pacifists" says the
Norfolk Virginian.I'Ilo 'fhe positions OF
Secretary of the Navy and Secretary Of War
would. take IT, he merged into Il secretnrv
ship of peace" Then we may c0unt JoucnI,;H,.
Daniels against the ideas Of the pacifi.ts
The Basic Twin city Times has discovered
early in It's career that Some folks arc so bIsy
finding faul, with others that they haven't AMI.
time to see any faults Of their own" and tl,ci,
anyway" Not always: "a highwayman some
times fndS way 10 keep husy.-Timcs- Dis
all the fautGmder and the highwaym;n arc
Analogous with degrees. The fauitnnder liz
nssiduous in hlching good names while the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29

danced, though they drew the line at drinking
Men will receive this ncws with great
interest. Hitherto there has been much
doubt as to the requirements OF girls in mar
rage. Many Il poor man has imagined Il
fortune necessary for the successful wooing
OF the modern maid; many anothe. chap has
thought tho dashing habit OF taking highballs
sine qua non These persons will be re-
loved TO learn that $500 year and the
possession OF The dancing and smoking habits
Will render them eligible Such an announce
ment is in the nature Of u general lcap-ycar
invitation and should lie Of srea, cheer to
mankind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
Requisites of NIatrInnnN

NV OMEN students Of the University OF
w Minnesota have just decided a question
of more interest 10 mankind than all the
archaeological and biological discoveries ever
made The student newspaper, the Mime.
sofa Daily, has interrOgatcd the female
students as 10 what salary IL man must have
sacfore they would be willing TO marry him
NcDiics varied from $4,000 10 $500 bur Tie
saif erage was $1,000, and ;his may be pretty
SHFfely taken as the average rate for the
leverage college. girl throughout the country
I'm addition To a wage Of s / 500, most Of the
gfIr1s demanded a man who smoked and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
ConQuprCu.

BALTIMORE, at the end Of the first days
ID engagement, appears to have yielded 10
DR. Sunday. Evon the police magistrates
have joined the gospel army and are herdinS
recruits for the sawdust trail. One of them
sentences an incorrigble offender 10 listen
10 DR.. Sundays sermons every day for the
whole eight weeks OF the evangelist stay IN
Baltimore, and the incorrigble offender
promises ~ Try il, Moro than 50.000 Balti-
morcaps attend the first days services with
out being sentenced DR.. Sunday confessas
his delight with reception and prospects
Evidently there will be hot time For Satan
on The banks of the patapsco
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29

Duty and Pleasure make bad team to man
age.
With tn" who is dumb. actions are louder
than the words OF Il bragEart
To the man whose hobby is antiques there 10
nothing new under the sun
II YOU want to test wonan's memory, pay
her compliment
y" argument is something that has two sides
and end
Most people who arc interested in your trou-
beS are glad YOU have them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Liquid Repnrtcc.

Said the prohibition speaker
TO the friend of Demon Rum:
Tell me why you uuum that bcakcr.
Which will make your conscience dumb
Then replied that friend OF liquor:
THAT is somewhat hard to tell,
For know Twill make me sickcr
sooner than Twill make me well.
but tina, 40" No are exchanging
Condolences so unccuth.
VIII YOU tell nv Nn., widc-rauginG
You don't sometimes tell the TRUTH"
sure. replied the foe of liquor:
Though hate III truth to smash
Telling fables is quicker
Way 10 gather up tho cash.
SO no favored vice grows weaker:
While the drinker- drinks all day
stu the prohibition speaker
Keeps from truth quito far away.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
Character, Scholarship. service


Character, Scholarship. Service
THERE can he 40 blinking the ultimate
/ meaning &C The question ON which the
Senate OF virginia soon Will be called to
vote. u is whether the University Of Nir-
Slhia snail! be mad" in fact and deed the
c2psl"h" ct the pubic school system OF the
state, whether II shall be permitted to attain
new usefulness ana new dignity and II new
place IN tue affections OF the people, or
whether tradition and false conservatism
sha!i ne suffered TO check its expansion and
prevent us emcrgcnce into the sunlight OF
more heheNceht day.
establishment of the co ordinate college
for women AT the university is a measure of
simple Justice 10 the womanhood OF Virginia
In larger numbers every year Virginia women
plead for the benefits Of higher cducation
In larger numbers every year women are
utilized in the primary and secondary insiruc-
ton OF Virginia youth In larger numbers
every year they are going beyond the boun-
DIARIES of the state. 10 receive that cultural
and professional equipment that they are
denied here We are generous 10 the aspir-
ing members OF one sex. At the university
itself. al William and Mary, at the Virginia
Military Institute ana The Virginia POLY
technic Institute. large provision is made for
the higher education Of the boys. What are
we going to do for the education OF the girls?
Shall VIC continue to manifest our interest bv
empty talk, or snail we prove our faith in
wonan's capacity by works that will give il
fair opportunity for development?
Nv nm ovorwhcImir, ,n,sc os oa,o,+io,o,
authority if has boor ebown tt,t an ;..t;t
,ion for tho biphar o,,nc,iio, of ,ron,or H.
needed in This state THO hoard n, yis;tor.
Of the university tho rocuItv nT tho ,nivorsit,
the State Teachers, Nssnoi.,tio,, ,,i ,raot;
callv oyary otber .co,c,, Iar.o1,. irtoros,,,l -;
educational rrohiens have ,,ivnn NOR In
dorsement 10 the establishment Of the co.
ordinate c,,lo,o ,rho,. I,', ,,,;,,, ,,.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
DisillusiOne.I.

she was pretty rs she could he.
She had lots of pretty ways,
Md felt convinced she would be
Sure 10 win each critics praise
Shc was rather more than graceful.
She made my affections hum.
IN SAW her with Il face full
OF some brand of chewing gum
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29

Old Lynne, the town OF beauty and rest
where the Connecticut River opens its mouth.
has organized company OF mnutemer.
Lids or 10 Old i.ymo. Ma! her twenty sons
that's the number enlisted. so far--;yet
ready and march on Washington as an object
lesson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
Shakespeare Dny by Dny.

For the nearly perfect:
lie was scholar. and ripe and good one;
Exceeding wise. fair spoken and persua,inr.
Lofty ana sour TO them that loved him not;
hut l" those men that sought him sweet as
summer
Henry VIII. iv. .
For The unstable His reasons are as two
grains Of wheat hid in Two bushels OF char. Won
snail seek all day ere you find them and when
YOU nave them they are not worth the SEARCH
The Merchant of Venice |. l.
For the pcSsimist:
ROW weary, stale fiat and Improbable
seem to me all the Of this world!'
Hamlet, i. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
highwaynan takes tho trashy purse Didn't
some big light say that?-lrvington Citizen.

Perhaps it entirely proper that General
poroHsiy should be placed in command OF the
RUSSIAN bomb corps. although he may prove to
be merely Observation-Disclosures Herald
Courier Perhaps it might have been better still
had he been put In command of tho uirShips that
he might pop Off from the sky TO his hearts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
The PcssiInist Says:

ihr wise man attends to his business,
hnt the fool Is too concerned with the affairs
Of others 10 have time left for his own
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29

Inc Guide of Capitol Square was sitting on
the capitol steps when Newcomer INQUIRED for
the latest from the front.
IN waiting for tn member from tn county
whar ust t live L come out ov tn chamber
he give me pair of tickets L dime movie
snow wish I relate L him tn result oy m
riit asst wife did she want 20 T. tn
hictcrs with me. She sed for me { give her
ia price an she'd git 'em. told her already
ne" en- an she asst me I see EN-. Fool-like
handed en- L her, an she observed tibet she'd
go an take her mother, ez her mother never
hrd seen emmy movies. She scd they'd tell me
All about III show afterwards Later when 7
asst her what II wuz like, she sed wouldn't
understand II eff she told me. No use tolkip.
\ woman who thinks she's it, an labors under
IN Authorization tibet she liz maxim tn Twin.
VIII hm-tam her husband at emmy stag. ov
III game"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29
Waning Affection.

She tearfuly)-you don't love me as Won
used do. "
Iic--Why do you say that:
Hi'c-breanse you think look as pretty i'm
" chcap dress as ] do in "a creation ,ha, cost.
folr times much money
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-29

Warnings in Philadelphia: II YOU have any
gerIus in your pocket, get them checked, as
iii. house is no; responsible for loose cultures.