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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-11
WAR STOCKS MAKE
GAINS IN ACTIVE
SESSION OF MARKET

New York, April 1.-THE stock ex-
change opened strong and more active
than in several days today, gains Of
more than a point being made by many
of the war stocks and rails.
Delaware & Hudson made a recovery
Of ia at 1924, Bethlehem Steel B
stock was up IL, Wilson company IA,
Marine preferred Ia and United States
Steel u to u.
After moving listless during the late
forenoon and early afternoon, the mar
ket again moved upward around 2
o'clock. General Electric Jumped TO
1853 and Republic and Westinghouse
were strong.
The market closed strong.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-11
EXTENDING OF CREDIT

STEPHEN UTTER,
"Co1nty Auditor
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-11

A letter received today by Auditor
Utter from Governor Alexander reads
TT is suggested that if bankers, bust
ness men and commercial organizations
who will be most directly benefited by
large crop productions could devise
some means of extending credit for
such purposes they could be abundant
ly protected through a lien upon crops
to be produced"
This matter will be brought before
the meeting by Mr.. Utter.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-11
CALL FOR MEETING
in INTERESTS OF
FARM PRODUCTION
County Auditor Asks Farm
ers and Business Men to
Confer on Subject Of In
creased Crops.

County Auditor Utter Is especially
anxious that the meeting for Saturday
afternoon in the county court rooms to
consider ways and means for extending
help to the farmers that they may plant
and harvest larger crops this season,
be well attended. In accordance with
the proclamation issued by Governor
Alexander, Mr.. Utter yesterday after
noon issued the call for the meeting.
He extends an invitation to farmers
and others who have suggestions to
make relative to the planting of larg-
err acreage this spring than ever be-
fore.
CALL FOR MEETING.
The call issued by Mr.. Utter is as
follows:
Saturday, April H. 1917, at o'clock
p m. has been proclaimed by the Hon
orable Moses Alexander, governor of
the state of Idaho, as the time when
all patriotic citizens, county commits
sioners, county agricultural agents,
county superintendent of schools, an Of
ficer from each bank and all agricul-
tural organizations and a representa-
tive from all business houses in the
house and perfect an organization for
the promotion of food crops and the in
creasing of food products, to the end
that crisis now upon our nation shall
not find Idaho unprepared.
Call is hereby made upon each
banking house, each business house, all
agricultural organizations, county
agents and oranges farmers equity
farmers unions, commercial clubs and
other organizations inspired with a
patriotic purpose, situated within Ada
county, to be present in person or by
representative at the Ada county court
house on above date for the purpose Of
organizing, electing a chairman and
secretary and the appointment of pro-
per committees for the purpose of OBJ
tanning the fullest possible food pro.
duction in each part of the county.
"By authority of Hon. Moses Alex
ander, governor of Idaho.
STEPHEN UTTER,
| MI h,,1
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-11
COFFEE AND SUGAR

New York, April 11.-Sugar-Firm;
centrifugal, s6 test, 5.ssQ6.27; Mus
covado, 5.12@6.50, SO test, firm; cut
loaf, S.65 $3.50; crushed, s5O@S.75;
powdered 7.60@s.s5; granulated, 1890
s.26.
Cotfse-Rio No. 7, ON spot, TO-.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-11

The progress club Of Whitney will
meet with Mrs. Alpha Holt, 1712 State
street, Thursday afternoon. This be-
ing special meeting all members are
requested to be present.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-11
MONEY.

New York, April 11.-Money on call,
IN; six months. 4@4K; mercantile pa
per, AZ.
Bar silver-London, 36A; New York,
73A; Commissioning, 4.76M,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-11
HAY AND CLOVER SEED

New York, April 11.-Hay-Steady
No. 1, 1.1o@I12h; No. 3, S0@S5.
Clover-60Q1.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-11
POTATOES

Chicago, April 11.-Potatoes-Re.
ceipts. 20 cars. Minnesota and wiscon.
sin, 2.60@2.75; fancy western, s@S.1o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11
AT THE THEATRES NEXT
WEEK
METROPOLITAN

Ruth Chattsrton will open a cir
day. engagement At the Metropolis.
tan Theatre, starting Monday night.
In her latest success Come out
OF the Kitchen"
In tAis play Ruth Chattsr'on Is
said 20 have achieved a greater
success than In her last appear
anee here In the leading rol. OF
Daddy Long Legs" seaaon before
last. Bruce McRae. who Is almost
az well known az Miss chatterton
will be seen In the opposite role.
while the remainder OF tho com
pauy will be the same intact New
York cast that has played turnout
the season with these two stars.
The action OF the play cenicrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11
Bride W0rrfed Over
HO7O 10 Feel GneSff

Dear Miss Grey: A friend Of
mine who has no relatives Is 10 be
married In her own home. About
II guests will be served al the sup
per. and. as she will really be
hostess. she Is puzzled about how
TO seat them Please tell US how
this should be done s. 3.
II the newly married couple
wish 10 assume the duties Of
host and hostess they may do
so. In that case they will sit
at the head and foot OF the
table. But II win be perfectly
correct 10 ask two good friends
among the guests 10 take those
seats and assume supervision
OF the table. This will lift some
Of the responsibility from the
bride, She may then ut with
her husband at the side OF the
table In the center and
other honored or elderly guests
may be seated opposite them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11
u. S. AGENTS IN
FRISCO ARREST
BALzERKEvITCH

Government agents In San
Francisco hav. arrested NJ.
eaixerkeviteh, believed 10 be a
German spy shadewino Col.
TernsVssy, ohief-of-staH under
Gen. Brussiloff. who is on a
secret mission TO the United
States.
Halzcrkcyitch has been a war
prisoner IN Russia. according 20 In
formation In the hands Of tho Rus
sian consul In San Francisco.
He was permitted TO leave pri
son for some obscure reason. md
went 10 shanghai 40 Yokohama
he fell into tho hands OF the Jap
auese, and was submitted TO Sc
we're REORGANIZATION. and re
leased.
lie followed Col. TernayKky
everywhere. and was making nu
merous inquiries as 20 his eyers
movement at the Mint hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11
Cynfhia Tells Hoe
10 Feed Bdbp Girl

Dear Miss Grey: I have JUS
weaned my baby. She IL s month";
old How much bread and mill
should | give her a. one time. ant
how much during The whole day
MRS. J..
II Is best not 10 give your
baby the COWS milk fun
strength al first. She win 10.
quirc about 80 ounces OF milk
daily. which should be diluted
with 10 ounces OF water. This
should be given in five feed.
ings A little sugar should be
added 10 each feeding for
time.
An ounce is equal 10 two
tablespoons. A quart OF milk
contains 81 ounces. SO your
baby should have about quart
OF milk a day.
She should have soon, n YOU
have not already been giving
II TO her. two tablespoons OF
orange juice once a day. Give
II alone, not near miik.feed.
Ing. When she Il well accus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11
HE DOESN'T CHARGE!
British General Sits Back and Uses Phone

der General White. a man a tr!ne
below medium height. with a pair
OF decpset English blue eyes.
while a pleasant voice. with an un'
mistakabiy English accent
lie asked me TO sit down and
chat a Bit
This general joh-isn't Il n
trifle wearing ! asked him.
The blue eyes tvinkled and a
smile began TO tell where the win
kles around hts eyes came from.
Well. sometimes. But most OF
the time-well. it's just ones work.
you know. over here there's a
good bit OF running about thst
rather tires enc. but you Ameri'
cans are so cordial one doesnt
have time to get tired
"But yet" explained patiently.
while he watched me with a little
amused smile on his face. Il mean
when you're actually in the field.
Don't you &c, awfuily tired' What
do you have to do7 DO you ever
lead a charge Ike they used to
with your sword in your hand. call.
ing to your men to come on and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11
PALACE HIP

PALACE Zip
stewards 1917 Girl Review will
head the new show opening at The
Palace Hip Sunday The com
pany consists OF fix pretty girls
and four versatile young men.
among whom is featured Dan
Friendly. n comedian OF ability,
late star OF THE Millionaire"
Jerry and Gretchen O'Mcars have
an offering Of artistic quality In
their Musical protean Novelty. a"
which consists OF piano numbers.
singing. taxing and character i'm.
presentations
Hiatt a Ceer. titled ~ "rhe
High Gear Boys" have a rnappy.
up.to.the-mlnute singing act that is
supplemented by clever repartrr.
Il. J. Moore. The Gabby. Trick.
Hter." In a comedy magician n
very funny line OF talk and a 10,
of good tricks presented In n novel
way.
The Three Amber Brothers are
noted oquilibriEts presenting The
Act Sensational" thrf consists OF
remarkable balancing and acrobat.
&c fenfs
GranatAff & Davis. as Opponents
Of naE,ime and Novelty Music. A"
arc two colored men who play cor.
nets and tromhones in an original
WY and dance
The photoplay feature viii show
the final chapter Of tho serial. The
Mystery OF the Double ross"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11

isfied with me AZ they were. and
are trying to break the engage
ment. am 10 years old and she
IL H. We love each other and are
satisfied 10 marry. Can We marry
without our parents consent
ANXIOUS TO KNOW,
No. In the meantime. find
out In what respect YOU are
not meeting the requirements
OF the girls parents and try 20
correct the fault. II you are
really AZ fault.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11
Young MANS Fingers
.CWI Fran Hard W0rk

Dear Miss Grey: ! am married
man. holding q good position az n
stenoEfapher have kept AT this
business for 10 years. but now my
fingers continually bend or curl IN.
der when write. retarding my
speed and accuracy have tried
In vain 10 overcome this. and. as
this h my profession. ! must do 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11
E. Cherry Street

l.. A. King. retired manufsc-
turer. me y. cherry St. says;
"iteaVy lifting put my kidneys
In bad shape some years ago.
My back hurt me good hit OF
the tim" and ! would press my
hands on II trying to ease up
the pains. The kidney secro-
lions were scsuty and other
wise unnatural Every bit OF
my back ached and | felt stiff
and lame all over my body. Ev-
cry time | bent over IL felt like
my back would split in two. I
was pretty bad Off. but Doan's
Kidney Pills got at the cause
OF the trouble and soon fixed
me up in good shape. Now. |
am seldom without poan's KID
ney pills In the house and |
use them occasionally to keep
my kidneys in good order"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11
British drmy Men
GiVen $50 n Year

Dear Miss Grey. Please state
the pay received by private IN
the Canadian army. ROY.
The British pay IL $50
year. according 90 latest pub.
llahed tables. Soldiers In all
armies receive quarters. cloth.
ing and cations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11
Gilman Avenue

Mrs. William Fisher. s40T Gil
man Ave. SAYS: Il caught y
heavy Geld and II settled in my
back and 7 had an awful spell
with my kidneys Every quick
movement I made caused sharp
dartlnE pains i'm my back. 80
severe sometimes they would
almost take my breath away.
] would press my hands on my
back TO ease up the pain. when
my kidneys became so weak my
hands and feet were swollen. !
certainly needed something for
my kidneys when | started to
use Doan's Kidney rills poan's
were just what | needed. be-
cause II wasn't any time before
they had removed all trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11
TIVOLl

TIVOLi
Manager Haas. in following out
his new policy Mt the Tiyoli the
atre. has annexed two more stars
In Charlie Bennett. comedian. who
has been formerly connected with
some OF the big musical comedies
of the East. and until recently was
associated with the Bostonians, and
also Dixie White, another Bos.
tonian star. They will appear in
the new cast which will open Sun
day afternoon for weeks en-
gagement In THE Ghost Of the
Pawn Shop" a musical comedy in
which fun and music will play an
equal part.
There are also a number Of spe-
cialties. In which the Bennett Sis.
tets and Gladys Brookes win be
featured.
4 motion picture will wind up
the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11
Son Is Noe Cifi&eH

Dear Miss Grey: ! have been u
naturalizod citizen Of the United
states for 10 years. Ny son was
81 month ago. H. he a citizen oi
this country. or OF my former coun
Try v
lie IL u citizen 81 this coun'
try. because your naturaliga.
tion while he WIS a minor
made him such
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11

toned 10 the change In milk
you may give her a. noon
small cup OF beef or lamb
broth. seasoned only with
little salt DO not give her
much bread Dry II well and
then soak In the milk. Give
her this once day. Az her
teeth develop she can have
more bread and oatmeal por-
riugc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11
-ORphEuki

ONFf = I'M
Saturday night will see tho fare.
well exhibitions OF that lightning
assembling OF two STANDARD auto.
mobiles on the stage % the Or
pheum Theatre. ~ the headline act
OF the current vaudeville bill sun.
DAY viii bring an entirely
now program. headed by Collins a
Lee. comedians singers. takers
and dances Shelby and Ward
are two girls who do war
bling. Tho Orpheum Players. In
Guiding Robert Athon and his com.
pany. win offer n new playlei. THE
Girl from Texas"
Moore q Moore arc comedy sing.
crs. The Jumping Jerrslds will be
seen In barrel jumping. While
Theda Rara will vamp for five acts
In Heart and Soul"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11
~ A GIRL REPORTER

~ a GIRL REPORTER
! wsded thru an Infinite num-
hsr Of courteous ard smiling
gentlemen astired In the uni
form Of the British army. all
u whom, assured me suaveIy
D that II was "'rslly' quite I'm
possible" for me TO see General
White Just then. There was a
luncheon. and
by the time they got that far
they were talking 20 air. They
ssId Il was impossible. ! had
orders from higher authority.
namely. the c. e.. that was to
zee him. u II had 20 be over
the dead bodies Of all his staff
OF officers and the hotel man
soemens and employees to the
last man, and when friend
c. Z. commands. a British gen.
srai is as nothing TO me.
finally convinced the smiIinI
mes that nothing IL impossible {,
A,co0rter lady, and found mysel
ElnE plotted by a nice youni
Yankee to the place where the gen
Bral stood.
I soon found myself with Briga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11

Can you suggest any remedy
HOPEFUL.
You cannot overcome II
alone The nerves aud mus.
clcs have become contract tod
by overuHe. Consult physi-
clan, and. n necessary. give up
work for a few weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11
Leary Avenue

W. 4. Stannus. shoe salesman.
los Lesry Avenue. says: Fl
strained my back doing heavy
lifting and injured my Kidneys.
From then on my kidneys both
cred me. could hardly get 40
when ! bent over and sharp
cutting pain always caught me
in the back when | moved too
quickly or lifted anything.
was In bad shape MY Kidneys
acted irrcgularly and that
caused me just that much more
trouble. X idney medicines fail
ed To help me any until I heard
Of posn's Kidney Pills and
used them. All told used
about one and one-half boxes
and they cured me. noan's put
my kidneys In good shape and
they have caused me no trouble
since"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11
paNTAEES

Topping the new bill al Tho Pan.
tnEes. opening with the matinee
Monday. viii he owen NcGlyeney.
protean star and charsctef actor. IN
"nill sykes" dramatic quick
change episode from Dickens novel
oliver Twist
The Six Venetian Gypsies. Italian
singers. dancers and Instrumental
isis. and Frank Morrell. tho Cali.
fornia tenor. will be the special
auded attractions OF the week.
other numbers: O'Councr and
Dickson. in Hired and Fired" /.
Reeder and Armstrong. the piano
ficnus. and Claire and Atwood.
acrobstic comedians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11
x. & e. srOck plAYERs


Following the recent visit OF A.
L. Erlanger, of the klaw g. Err
LANCER theatrical combine. TO Sc
attic and the Pacific coast, there
have been organized number OF
high class road stock companies 10
tour the Coast and Northwest. play.
ing open time of leading theatres
by creating this stock company
we can give our patrons continu-
Gus program OF first class plays
without having our houses dark, "
said Manager Hood. of the Metro
politan.
The first show of tho X. a 4.
players will be staged In San Fran
cisco the latter part of the month.
and will undoubtedly appear in
Seattle about october |.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11

Commencing with the matinee
Sunday. the Wilkes Players. with
Phoebe Hunt In the same role In
which she but recently so notably
scored. viii again present their
great success. Common Clay"
So insist~nt has been the demand
for a repetition of this play that
the Wilkes MANAGEMENT has set
aside for one week the production
that had been scheduled. and
Common Clay" with the same
cast and the same production. will
hold tho boards NJ The wilkes for
another week Common CLAY"
has shown the Wilkes players In
their true worth. and II IL doubtful
II. In the long season enjoyed by
them here In Seattle. they have
over done anything as good. II r.
play full Of gripping dramatic
material. and gives every member
OF the company individual oppor.
tuniiies for big results. In this
presentation Phoebe Hun, IL ,een
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11
Tells Young Man 10
Find Ont His EaHIfS

Dear Miss Grey Seven months
ago | became engaged. ! had
known the girl but month and
became engaged to her becauGe
her parents aHlei me 10 marry
her. Now they are not uH well sat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11

around n wager made by an ari.to-
cratic gentleman OF the South.
whose children. In order 10 win the
wager. have 10 perform the duties
Of domestic nervants In a North.
cfner's household. Tho comedy
part takes hand In the various
predicaments that the YOUNG south.
crners find themselves In trying 10
perform their dutisn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11
Recommended to YOU by These
Residents of Seattle
Elmwood Place

James Cuhbon. Mgr victor
Cleaning and Dye Works. 27t2
Elmw God pi. says when
WAS wing in Liverpool Eng
land. Fsoms years ngo. my Kid
ncyE were IN bad shape. Every
time I bent over II seemed as
though nay back would break.
Tho kidney aecretions We're un-
natural. hcinE reenty and palm
fui and Irregular in passage.
Ms work az "a tailor Kept me
bent over ard that made me
suffer ali the more. I wac lame
nhd stiff all over ana could
hardly straiEhten 40. That y
the shape was In before I
learned of Hoan's Kidney pills
end started using them. IL
wasn't any time before DoRn =
had helped me and I was soon
cured % every sign OF the
trouble"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11
Thistle Street

Mrs. n. H. Melany. 1885 This
tic ST. says: Last fall my
kidneya were giving me con
siderable trouble. I really don't
know what was the cause Of u,
but II certainly made me miser-
able. Ny back was lame and
weak and ached good bit OF
the time. Any housework. like
washing or sweeping. was espe-
chilly hard. for my back was SO
lamo " was difficult 20 bend
over. often had dizzy spells.
too. knew my kidneys were
out OF order and needed Rtten-
ton ! used just about one box
Of Doan's Kidney Pills. which |
bought at Bartcll's Drug Store
and they cured mo OF all signs
OF kidney disorder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11

Mrs. W. g. Smithhalc. 4i3
First Ave. W. says: 'DoRn's
Kidney Pills cured me OF dropsy
and other kidney trouble. saw
ing my life. Ny kidneys didn't
act NJ all hardly before ] used
poan's Kidney pills, poan's
flushed out and strengthened
my kidneys and got back nay
good health. Since then | have
used Doan's occasionally. and
they keep me well and prevent
any OF the oldstrouble coming
back I owe everything in the
world to Doan's after what
they did for me. and ' shall
never stop praising them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11

get EN-"
was quite excited at the pic.
ture OF II all. Then stopped for
breath.
The general permitted himself a
laugh.
III you're in charge ~ resi
ment you've all the responsibility
of Il on your shoulders. You're M
and working all dsy. And you're
up a good share OF the night You
don't get much time to rest The
trenches aren't for that.
As for what do We do-wcll. ws
obey orders They come from the
mmauderin.chicf and the snbor'
dinateg have to see tina, they are
carried out
eyes, but how about a
ehsrse7 Don't you lead them7
Where are you when the
charge 10 rnaoe'"
We'll. you're anywhere from n
half mile 10 ten miles from the
trenches. with a telephone In your
hand. You do all your work by
telephone. You're commanding
some 1000 men and you couldn't
very we'll lead them all at once.
The lieutenant colonel usually
leads the charges. The generals
order them"
know I looked my disappolnt.
ment.
Orders phoned
"You Just sit In your office and
telephone an the orders"
He laughed. We'll. It's hardly
an office. It's much more apt to
be a dugout or battered farm
house. and you're apt TO he blown
no any minute You have 20 direct
the work ~ the entire regiment.
and It's up 10 YOU to make de.
cisions mighty East sometimes. oh.
II isn't at all an easy job. as you
call IT,"
Hes Going Back
General White went with the
first forces. August 2. 1914. At that
time he was lieutenant colonel
and was only promoted this last
year. He insists that there wasn't
any reason why he should have
been promoted. think there In
lie looks like that sort
You're going back7" asked
him.
Indeed ! am" he assured me
when I'm thru getting all the
men | can for the army. I'm COINS
back and do II all over again"
With Lieut.. G. J. White and Lieut.
Col G. d. Murray admiralty lawyer
of Scotland. General White arrived
In Seattle Thursday, and Friday be
gan plans for the establishment oil
recruiting office.
The visitors lunched at noon Fri
day at the Rainier club, where they
we're the guests OF the Chamber OF
Commerce and Commercial Club
and the Brillsh.American Relief as
ISOLATION.
rhey 20 from here TO British Co
lumbia.
Lieut.. Col. J. s. Dennis Is on. his
way TO Seattle from Calgary. and
will have charge OF recruiting
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11

IN the most distinct impression Of
her career the Part OF Ellen Neal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-11
TO TACOMA TnHu riiE wEsT PASS

Tomorrow the r.. n TACOMA on her
1900 p NJ trip to Tacoma viii make the
run thru the West Pass. aiioving pas
ssngars view Of Cove, Olais. LISA
Beula and Spring Beach - tho popular
camping resort. This In a remarkably
pretty trip and one which you will be
sure 70 enjoy.
f;olman Dock every 2 hours on the odd
hour after A. NJ
e0c - ROlND TRIP - g0c
pUeET souND NAyIGATIO> 90.
Colman Dock. Main 1924.