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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-10

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the only kind
; j !: !
l could conscienti-
ously recommend,
prepared in such
way with other in
gradients as to be easily " y
assimlated and calculated W
to act as a quick revtazer /~
of the blood and true
strength builder. It's dd.
pitHtstrdtion in number
OF stubborn cases where other fonics had ut
terry failed only ser1sd TO convince me obso.
Ihtcly of the remarkable and unasuoi botDey
Of Nnratsd Iron. When / Se,so~diiy took d
and endurance increased most snrp,tsing. In
my opinion the widespread use of Nuxated
Iron is bound to make a nation of stronger
men, loytlrcr women and healthier children"
and recommended above by physicians in such
great variety of cases, is not a patent medi.
cine nor secret remedy, but which is well
known to druggists and whose iron constitu.
clans both in Europe and America Unlike
the older inorganic iron products. Il IL easily
assimiated, does not iniure the teeth, make
them black, nor upset the stomach; the
contrary, IL is most potent remedy in nearly
all forms of indigestion well as for ner
vous, run down conditions. The manufacturers
have such great confidence in Nuxated Iron
that they offer to forfeit $4,000 to any char
table institution if they cannot take any man
or woman under 90 who lacks iron. and in
crease their strength 100 per cent. or over in
four weeks time, provided they have no seri
Gus organic trouble. They also offer 10 re.
fund your money If II docs not at least double
your strength and endurance in ten days time
1t is dispensed in this city by The Joy Drug
Store, Ballou- I-atmer Co, Ltd, Whitehead's
Drug Co., and all good druggists.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-10

FOR RENT - Furnished apartments
for housekeeping; 62S Fort stl I'll tt
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-10

WANTED-A lady cook for logging
camp. Address 2015 Capital News.
O1ce
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-10

was the case twenty or thirty
years ago. This because of the
de-mineralized diet which now is
served daily in thousands of
homes and also because of the
demand for greater resistance
necessary to offset the greater
number of health hazards to be
met at every turn
DR.. n. II. Hornstine, for ter
years in the Department of Pub.
lie Health and Charities of
Philadelphia. said: After care
fully examining the formula of
Nuxated
Iron
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-10

WANTED-Prune pickers. j. G
Petrie. "a mile west of FRANKLIN
school. n,t
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-10
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

CALL that man Dick when selling
furniture. He has a machine and
will call promptly. Standard Elk
change store, 18th and Main. Phone
SOS. Tins
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS.

MRS. s. W.-What IL beauty is skin deep
1t Is one of the powerful things that make
the world 60 rounC-and makes mems heads
go round, too. l think It's sour grapes TO
you--but 1t won't be In n couple OF weeks.
You'll wonder why other women have such
poor cOmplcxionsi' Go TO tho drug store
and get one ounce OF zintone Mix with
two tabespoonfuls of glycerine In one pint
OF water. Apply this cream rather thick
and rub 1t In thoroughly. every day. You'll
sec every blemish disappear quickly. and
your dream" Will come true. 1t never
fails to give queenly. adorable. extraordi-
nary complexion.
SEEKER--I don't wonder you become en-
barrassed from your excessive arm pit per-
spiration. You can stop that unnatural con-
dition, and also remove all the unpleasant
odor instantly, by applying hydrolized tale
to the arm pits. You ,un get 1t at any drug
store. 1t beats any prepared article sold
for this purpose.
MISS N. A. Fit is the alkali In the
soaps and prepared shampoos you use that
does that Your hair will be brittle and the
scalp dry as long as you use these. That's
because the alkali In soap destroys natural
oily secretions In hair. Here's a wonderful
little hint for a head wash, 1t dissolves
every bit of fatty substance and scale from
scalp, leaves hair and scalp exquisitely
clean A teaspoonful Of eggol in half q cup
Of water gives the greatest shampoo mag
Unable. Twelve shampoos can be gotten
from only rs cents worth Of eggol, secured
from the drug store.
oBL1GED--It must be your druggist ran
out OF stock Of the eptol for making I'D my
wrinkle formula. II you still cannot get It,.
however. send the price. so cents. to Sec
rotary to Valeska Suratt. Thompson Bldg,
Chicago. H." and It will be sent to you
without delay.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04

escort pour out his affection to her.
She leaned forward passionately. and
her ardent wooer seized her i'll his
arms and showered her face with
kisses.
you must unmask-only for a mo-
ment," he pleaded. mo one is near.
must gaze at your beautiful face"
She complied. 1t was Eunice Morton!
William drew back in disgust and hor-
ror. And this was the girl who had
doubted Beverly Clarke. He thought
of Beverly as she had chung to him
during those embarrassing moments
with Mrs. Morton and Eunice in his
apartment, and then he gritted his
teeth and strobe to another corner of
the ball room. Ackerton, excellently
disguised, crept toward him in true
brigand fashion.
"Well1" asked the chief of detec-
tives.
ITS in Briar street." said Strong.
"There is not a moment to lose. The
girl is therein great peril. They are
going to torture her. Let's make for
the place"
Easy, boy, easy" cautioned Acker-
ton. "Suspecting that Briar street dive
right along, | sent one of my best in
formers, The Shadow, there. We are
to meet him near the place within ten
minutes. He will report on condi-
tons. Then he and | will get every
policeman within two miles of the
house and will sweep out the whole
gang. l am going to pull the biggest
laid in the history OF the New York
police department. And | want you
to be in the house beforehand to gath
er evidence. Follow me-"
As they left the hall The Great
Master called one of his henchmen.
Il just saw Detective Ackerton talk
ing to 'Chug,'" he, said. Something
is wrong. Go over to Briar street and
give them the tip"
Strong in his disguise had no diff
Guilty in entering the Briar street den.
In room on an upper floor OF the
place was Beverly Clarke. She was
being guarded by Jane Warren, who
had been taken away from the Clarke
home and pressed into that service by
Zulph in the belief that she might
coax Beverly into telling something
about the contents of the treasure
casket. Jane Warren, acting against
her better nature, failed miserably in
her questioning of the girl. Then
"Bull' Whalen appeared and threat
ened Beverly.
Whaen had just left the room when
Strong came up the stairway. Whalen
spoke to him. He replied. Recogniz-
ing the clubman's voice, Beverly be-
gan calling for help. -
AT that moment the real "Chug" en-
tered the den. On his way to prison
he had knocked down Ackerton's as
sistant and escaped.
Some one told him another "Chug'
was in the building, and realizing it
was William he began making fran
tic search. "Chug" encountered his
double outside the room where Bev-
erly was imprisoned. .
$50 this is yer game" exclaimed
the gangster. "You knocks me out on
a fuke, an then puts on my clothes
an comes here to be spy, huh? Well,
III fix you for sure this time" The
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04
Australian Naval Graduates
To Join the British Fleet

Correspondence of The Associated Press.)
Sydney, Australia, Jan. l5.-The
first graduates OF the Royal Australian
Naval college at Jervis Bay, who COM
p.eted their four-yeat course this
month, will sail for England next
month for duty with the grand feet
under Admiral Sir David Beatty. The
graduating class consists of twenty
five members, and this first instance
of Australian-trained midshipmen
joining the grand feet is hailed with
great interest in Australia.
Governor General Sir Donald Mum
70 Ferguson, in an address to the
graduates, spoke of til. honor hat was
theirs. you are" he SAID, ION the
eve of joining the grand fleet. which
under Providence is the greatest Sc
curity for his majesty's arms and
allies. Midshipmen have the soft side
Of all British hearts. You will have
a hearty welcome. Australia owes a
big debt to Cook and Flinders, debt
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04
CHAPTER w.
From Sunshine to Shadows.

They leveled their pistols. The
stage was set for another of those
gangster murders, so common i'll
New York, when suddenly William
stood still. He heard the telephone
bell in the apartment ringing. With
Wee See trailing his footsteps in a
manner typically Chinese, he returned
to the building and answered the
| call. Chief OF Detectives Ackerton
was on the other end of the wire.
William told him about the capture
Of "Chug," and he and his assistant
hurried to the apartment. The as
sassns who were waiting outside fled
when they appeared. In searching
"Chug," Ackerton found note writ
ten by The Great Master. 1t ordered
the gangster to appear at masquer-
ade ball that evening and receive i'll
structions regarding Beverly and the
casket.
Ackerton deputized Strong as a
special detective and ordered him to
attend the ball disguised as "Chug"
and get the orde. from The Great
~ .o,.,d L. 49, ~ e'e.'..oo soy
nc h mouiu oe ;r ileie III Tue costume OF
~ any. "ch ugh nc uePalteu' aileI
aui I lug over TO MS assistant
a' ,il oiue a I.ilii ioI ii up.
Inc mas ,uelauS ; pan was one OF me
"dys III WHICH ne ofeat Master
inc .-!ec SUMS o. Icy Wnich
as as,: a superefilhihal ne gathered' When
W,l,lal' dpl '. -, on lhe seen: ne "ts
stdrtiet ny the dazz'ihg vision OF
splendor winch was presented. Inc
lloo:' pe'-t.'-y llrlls-'on, was "axea TO
nlcety Tor dancing There was an
orchestra OF thirty pieces Inc co..
tunes tunes - or the richest materials.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04
Dentist Is liable Even if
She Did Want Teeth Pulled

Correspondence of The Associated Press.)
Berlin, Jan. l5.-A court decision
here has had to d with the complaint
of young woman who disliked her
own white, but tiny teeth, and induced
a dentist to pull TIE whole twenty
two at once and substitute larger and
more artistic ones. She had scarcely
received the new ones before she rued
the experiment-and sued the dentist
The evidence showed that five OF
the twenty-five teeth were altogether
sound, that threc had only small
cavities, ano that three more had
cavities easily filled. At least these
eleven teeth should not have been
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04
Japanese Get Into Game of
Making InCandesCent Lamps

Correspondence of The Associated Press.)
The Hague, Netherlands, Jan. Is
Japanese competition is making itself
felt in the Netherlands. The big
Nymegen Incandescent Lamp manu-
factory, which up to a few months
ago was making electric pocket lamps
at the rate of 100000 a week has been
obliged to discharge a considerable
part of its staff on account of such
competition. Japan unexpectedly ap-
peared on the European market this
fall with these lamps, offering an
overwhelming quantity at a price far
below that hitherto obtaining, with
the result above mentioned,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04

other dcsperadoes began edging to-
ward Strong, Chug waved them
back.
I'll take him on alone" he said.
He can't whip half man like | am.
He got me lucky in his home; now I'll
get him 'unlucky.' Stand back, fell
lows. Leave him to me-"
so you think YOU can whip me, do
you" asked Strong, deliberately TAX
ing off the coat he wore. He was
sparring for time, because he knew
the police were on their way to the
building and he hoped to avoid an
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04

encounter until they arrived. well,
wei! have another scrap, Chug. All !
ask is that you make it fair fight
Chug gritted his teeth and drew
back his right arm.
This is yer finish, Mr.. William
Strong" he beloved as his fellow
gangsters gathered behind him. "You
give me a knockout over in your
room and you stole my clothes. Now
I'll give you a knockout and steal
yer gal. Stand back. youse huskies.
Let me trim him by myself"
END Chapter IVY
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04

short street. The girl is there to
night. The gang is using the en-,
trance that leads into the areaway
You know-the little wooden door.
But what want to know is why
the box was empty. Zulph made the
discovery. You've got to give her the
third degree'-maybe worse. You &c
there tonight. Talk to her, threaten
her, beat her. Then report to me
Understands
"Surest thing, boss said William
boiling with rage and wild desire
to hurry to Briar street. The Great
Master here walked away and Will
lam scanned the merfymakers. One
girl in particular attracted his atten-
ton. She was leaning with apparent
tenderness on the arm of man who
seemed devoted to her. They walked
toward deserted corner of the ball
room, and William followed.
As they sat down he heard the girls
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04

which you are helping to repay. There
could be no more acceptable contribu-
ton, and one to be judged as worthy,
as the first fruits Of the college and
of its staff. Your bearing, good man.
ners and conduct testify to the high
tone maintained, and that you are
qualified to exhibit that character ana
personality which from Nelson down.
wards have ever distinguished the
British sea officer"
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04
What Has Gone Before.

The Secret Seven is a band OF brainy con-
spirators ruled by super criminal known
as The Great Master. Thomas Clarke. one
OF their number, who is a multimllionaire.
falls III and decides TO leave his wealth to
his niece. Beverly Clarke. The Secret Seven,
determined to prevent this, kidnaps Beverly.
who Is rescued by William Montgomery
Strong, q young clubman, To him she in
trusts a mysterious casket given her by her
uncle. After Strong has consented to guard
the wealth he brings his fancee, Eunice
Morton. and her mother to his apartment to
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04

pulled. Though the dentist had pro-
tested as much to her originally, she
had insisted that they all be extracted.
The court held that the dentist had
no right to submit blindly to the
shes of patient, and that if the
patient insisted on an operation
against his or her health, the dentists
duty was to decline to perform it. The
dentist accordingly was found guilty
of breach. OF the law pertaining to
good manners"
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04

Pa. what Is meant by the psychological
moment"
Have you never seen your mother ask
me for a check. son2"
oh. yes, pa"
And did you ever notice that she always
waits until l have had a good dinner and
she has brought my slippers and has pulled
my easy chair around to the light and struck
a match for my cigar?"
Eyes, pa"
well, that is what is known as the
psychological moment for making q do
nestle touch."-Pittsbuxgh Dispatch.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04
Herb Growing to Continue
As an Industry After War

Correspondence of The Associated Press)
London, Jan. l5.-The National
Herb-Growing association, organized
by women in the early days of the
war, has grown so that the growing
of herbs is now common among PEG.
pie with small gardens. The object is
to put herb-growing and drying on a
proper commercial basis so that il
may prove valuable industry after
the war. Prior to the war this coun.
try was largely dependent upon Ger
many for herb supplies.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04

The Great Secret-Novelized from
the Metro Wonderfully serial of the
same name, in which Francis X.
Bushman and Beverly Bayne are CO.
stars and which was adapted and
directed by VIM. Christy Cabanne
By ]. M. LOUGHBOROUGH.
Author of the Noveization OF Clyde
Fitch's play, Her Sister His
Back Door Romance" and other
short stories.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04

look over plans for their new home, Beverly
bursts in upon them, and Mrs. Morton, sus-
pecting a liason, departs with her daughter.
Strong. in rage, denounces Miss Clarke
and orders her 10 leave. Hirelings Of The
Secret Seven kdnap Beverly second time,
and in a search for the casket. overpower
William in his apartments and carry him
10 the headquarters of the Great Master.
who orders him freed Returning to his
home he learns of Beverly's disappearance.
One of the gangsters who saw a pile of
jewels In the safe returns alone for them.
Strong. after a desperate fight, knocks him
senseless, finds an address In his pocket,
puts on his clothes and starts out for the
place. outside the apartment two of the
desperadoes are waiting with pistols, be-
lieving' that "Chug," who returned to steal
the Jewels, was an informer and really went
back TO make a report TO Strong. They see
the clubman in "Chugs clothing and be-
lieve him to DO the man whose life they are
affair
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04

MRS. McB.-I would rather go around
with the hairs on my forearms than ges
them on the way you mention; that Is. with
those burning" pastes. They irritate, red
den and spot up the skin, often for weeks
afterwsrd. By moistening the supernuous
hairs with sulfo solution. obtainable at any
drug store, they just dissolve away like
snow In the sun. There's no spot or mark
left
woNDERING--You certainly can. NJ,
wrinkle formula will get those deep lines
and crows feet out OF your face almost as
your photographer got them out of the pic
ture you mention You'll look as young as
your picture, yes, Ii years younger, II you
Will make up this cream as follows and use
II freely, daily: To two ounces Of eptol add
one tablespoonful OF glycerine and stir into
half a pint OF hot water. You'll have
cream that will do the work as nothing can
or has ever done, Try It.
TooDLES-Yes. the name Of my own
face powder Is "Valeska Suratt Face Pow
der" and sold for so cents at drug stores.
In flesh white and brunette tints. 1t was
made after my own formula, to get away
from that aggravating pasty chalkiness so
common In other powders. Mine is almost
invisible. 1t stays on, and ! tell YOU my
dear. 1t stays on, too. 1t gives a perfect
rosy bloom.
Miss A. A-Theres no exuso whatever
for having blackheads, when you can get
rid Of them almost magically, and In a few
moments, by getting some powdered neroxin
at the drug store and sprinkliug some of It
on a hot wet sponge, and then rubbing the
blackheads with II. You will be surprised
how wonderfully and quickly this will re-
move all of them, big and little ones.
FUsSY--so. you've heard about the suratt
pillow top, too. Well. do think 1t elegant
indeed. l have arranged to supply these at
the special price of SO cents each. 1t Is
made In orange and purple. with my large
photograph and signature In the center.
Send so cents to Secretary to Valeska
Suratt. Thompson Bldg, Chicago" and my
secretary will send you one.
BLUE--Well. you'll feel worse II you
keep on using those instruments for bust
development. They are runous. Nobody
can promise you such things, but there Is
one thing that should develop 1t II any
thing can. and that Is a mixture Of two
ounces of ruetone and half cup Of sugar
In a half pint Of water. This. taken two
teaspoonfuls after meals and at bedtime.
should work, and 10 perfectly safe-Adv
-
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04
THE GREAT SECRET
Novelized From the Metro Wonderfully
Serial of the Same Name in Which Francis
X Bushman and Beverly Bayne Co-Stars
BY J. M. LoUGHBoRoUGH


. Romance" other short
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-04

This Is the time to buy your
new outfit, il you have not al
ready. II you live out of town.
let me help you. Write your color
and fabric preference, give ex-
act size and suggestion of de-
sired style. Purchases are sent
c. o. D.
THE OMAHA BEE
Polly the Shopper"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-09
Ottoman Empire Again
Tries to Curtail Amer
lean Rights
Would Cancel Treaty
Teutons Assist by Delaying
Transfer-State Depart
ment Rejects Plan

Washington, March s.-Turkey again
has attempted without success to secure
the consent of the United States to
abrogation of the ancient "capitula'
tions" under which foreigners under
Turkish rule enjoy cxtra-tcrritorial
rights and arc exempt from many Pc
culiarities of Moslem law.
Taking advantage OF the State De-
partment's plan to transfer TO Turkey
four of the American consuls with
drawn from Germany, the Ottoman gov
eminent proposed that new form of
exequatur be issued 10 them, emitting
the right to sit as Judges under Amer
lean law in cases involving Americans
and American property. The United
States replied that it could not consent
TO such change.
The negotiations, which have not yet
reached a conclusive stage on Turkey's
part, explain why Germany has been
OBTAINING the four consuls who were
ordered from Germany to Turkish ter
ritory. The Berlin government did not
want to embarrass her ally by sending
the American officials to Turkey while
the point remained undecided. The
most recent dispatches indicate that
the four consms still are detained at
Munich.
Turkeys move renews an effort made
early in the war 20 cancel the long
standing extra-territorial concessions
to Christian foreigners. At that time
she abrogated the treaties Of 1856 and
1873, which provided for such conces-
sions to the Eastern European nations,
but to which the United States was not
party. The permanepce of this
change. and. indeed, the outcome of the
entire Turkish plan TO sweep away all
special treaties and agreements curtail-
ing Turkish domination, is to be de-
cided at the peace conference that shall
end the European war.
Meanwhile, negotiations still are in.
complete for continuance Of the voyage
Of the American cruiser Des Moines
and the naval collier Cesar from Alex
andria to Beirut 10 deliver supplies for
the Syrians and bring out American
refugees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-09
Baker Would Then Be
Shifted to Department
of Justice
Tammany Gain Seen
Bowling, in Charge Of City,
Might Help Organization
in Campaign
fFrom IN. Tribune Bureau

Washington, March S.-John Purroy
Mitchell is being considered for the
post of Secretary of War.
In ordinary times place in the Pres
ident's Cabinet is not considered politi-
cally equal to the msyoralty OF New
York. But not only are Mr.. MitchePs
friends reported as willing to give him
up as a candidate in the fall. but they
will place no obstacle in his path IL his
immediate resignation is required.
The Mayors resignation no doubt
could be endured by Tammany Hall. IL
would mean that Frank l.. Bowling, now
President of the Board of Aldermen,
would be Mayor until January i, 1918,
and Tammany would expect many po-
litical favors from him.
If Mayor Mitchell does assume the
post Of Secretary Of War it will be on
the assumption that driving power rs
needed in the War Department
The Administration is considering
the appointment of Mayor Mitchell as
Secretary of War along with the pro-
posal to create new Cabinet portfolio.
that of Transportation and Industrial
Efficiency. There appears to be con-
nection between the two. IL WAS report
ed several days ago that the new port
folio would be offered TO Daniel Will
lard, president of the Baltimore & Ohio.
If Mayor Mitchell entered the Cabinet
as Secretary Of War he would displace
Newton ID. Baker. It has been under
stood that the latter would be glad if
he could be shifted to the Department
of Justice The present Attorney Cen
eral, il has long been an open secret in
Washington, will be appointed to the
Federal bench as soon AS vacancy oc-
ours.
At the first Cabinet meeting after
his inauguration the President for-
mally notified all the Secretaries that
he desired them TO remain in Office.
Ever since election there have been
constant rumors of pending Cabinet
changes, but, with the exception Of the
War portfolio, the general belief here
now is that there will be ITO immediate
changes.