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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-11

MRS. B. ]. Q-Kindly advise ne what
to do for gray hair.
A-Massase your hair WITH dkm m
gers. and then apply . httis Of the fell
lowing:
Terebene...--...-..--.-----1 drsm
sorar Observation-Disclosures. / dram
Aniseseed oil or mineral on : ounces
A READER. Q-Kindly advise m
what to do for ono who has desire Tor
more food after having satisfied the h1a-
ger.
A-The habit of eating too mach has
gotten the stomach to demand more
food than 1t should have. The muscles
get enlarged. Fast for q day now and
then and eat small meals until ths AAhlt
Is broken up.
A. M. o-Kindly advise M ~ -
reduce my abdomen.
practise bending forward until the palms
of the hands touch tho floor. One Of
the best ways to avoid growing stout
lie to lie upon the back and raAss DE
body slowly to . sitting position.
.
c. J. Q--Kindly advise me- whse - q
for constipation.
A-Take slassful Of water every
hour on the hour. two glassfuls before
meals, charcoal tablets. milk OF mag
nesla. eat prunes. raisins. apples, hSs.
dates. oranges and other fruits at night
and between meals. Slightly warmed
not boiled-milk. whole wheat, bran bas-
cults. oatmeal and vigorous massage Of
the abdomen will help. Keep your IN
testines open and active
DR.. HFshbera tc4H oWscsr Qsssespxs
for readers OF this pupsr on medical.
hy0ienio and sanitation subjects that ara
Of general Interest He connot olpays
undertake to prescribe or offer adptce
for individual cases. Where the subject
10 not of general interest letters spsu be
] answered personally. " stamped and
addressed envelope y enclosed. Address
ALL INQUIRIES to Dr.. L. X. HtrsA-
berg. in care Of this oTtos.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-11
Secret, Of Health and Happtness
How to Treat That Spring
Distemper Called'Pi ink Eye
- -" AAOA>AND NGGNG 1ANSHADGN4
A. b., M. A.. M. D. Johns Hopkins University

ME eyes Of lovers may be red, swollen and In
famed yet those eyes tell the tales OF
anger, reconciliation. entreaty. gratitude. love-
and condition often called pink eye."
At present in some cities there are mid cpd
denies Of trouble due to bacili other infeo-
tious matter. Popular Jumps toward conclusions
are keen to call these troubles pink eye"
DIR. Herbert Harlan, an eye specialist, has 3ust
issued wise caution against these ocular dissmpers
which may be of various Sorts do not be too In
sstent upon the Of such dy-to-wear'' name
as pink eye"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-11

New York-Henry H. Wood of
Louisville was frowned on by tipless
porters and bellboys when he arrived
here, and had to borrow money from
the hotel to pay his taxicab boy. All
he had was $1,000 bill.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-11

master Smith has departed from his
box behind the store. as on every year
at this time--a sure sign that spring
has arrived, the Inhabitants state.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-11
MY SOLDIER HUSBAND
ADELE GARRISON'S NEW PHASE OF
REVELATIONS@ A WIFE
The Strange Ne.Us Lillian Had About Dicky

TN read 1t to you over the telephone
the minute get IT, promised.
And l shall keep you posted prompt
ly IL Mr.. Drake or Mai. Grantland find
out anything more" she returned. is
there anything / can do for you now?'
Nothing except keep on being your
self said impulsively. and her re-
Spouse was soft and quick.
You blessed child! Keep UP your cour-
age, dear. And thank Mr.. Durkee for
getting you. Good by"
I stumbled out of the booth. scarcely
knowing what l was doing, because of
the blessed relief that had come to me
In Lillian's confirmation of the news con-
tanned In Dicky's cablegram. Mrs. Dur
kee. waiting outside the booth, took my
arm and hurried out of the store and
into the waiting machine.
Word of Alf.
Mrs Graham's house" she said to
the driver crisply, and then closing the
door turned to me impetuously.
Now. If you don't tell me what this Is
all about I shall simply explode" she
exclaimed. 'Of course, I wasn't COINS
to ask you in the drug store-those loaf
ers In there were in danger of having
their eyes drop on the floor as 1t was,
but I'm not going to walt a second
longer. What is the news from Dicky?'
! told her, reserying only Liilian's
theory concerning the identity of the
wounded man in the German prison.
The warm-hearted little womans eyes
filed with happy tears as she listened.
and she embraced me affectionately as
the machine drew up again In front Of
my door.
you're coming in, of course" I said.
Cant possibly" she retorted laconi-
cally I'm busy person my dear,
mother to the camp, and all that sort Of
thing. This is special dispensation
coming for you But 1 knew what a
maniac I'd be If there was news of ALI
In the air and ! couldn't get it,
isn't 1t wonderful that he came
through without a scratch?" l said, for
l had found time to inquire after my
little friends idolized son.
Yes. indeed she returned fervently.
"Of course, he isn't altogether out of
the woods yet, for he's going on INFO
Germany but the worst Is over and I've
got faith to believe that If he's come
through safely so far he'll come back
to me sound and WELL"
The memory of her smiling, faith
frightened face fingered with me as
went up the walk to my own door, and
helped me through the long. dragging
days which elapsed before the coming
of Dicky's letter.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-11

Kansas City, Mo.-Spring weather,
wild drivers. is the police deduction. A
busy Sunday Melted more than 40
speeders and traffic violators.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-11
WISE WORDS Of WISE MEN

AT last all things come to be known.
He puts up with small apnoyances to
gain great results.--L0ttW Properb.
What 10 another's always pines for its
master.-Spanlsh Properb.
All that 10 ancient Il oeautiful.--M.
Greek.
Applause IL the root of abuse.--yapon-
Use Properb-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-11

q theory" confronting the nation. The
quickest way is the best. The federal plan
looks good, because it will start things
moving.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-11

Rutland. vt.-Sweet essence OF
spring. A skunk belonging to Post
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-11
PUTTING IN THE PUNCH.
BY PEEPS.

THIS H. l.. doesn't descend pretty soon y WIN
be a of survival of the latest
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-11

MAN struck his wife the head with a chair ana
pleaded it accident he hadn't intended 10 prea
tho chai
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-11

you a who has Of
with him and then
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-11

EVEN not the league Of nations, we can I
say anything of the There's prohi-
bition and the flu
PHYSICIAN says vinegar lemon applied to the lips
will render the kissing germ harmless Maybe that's the
reason we see SO many faced girls nowadays.
THE latest thing Eden party at which
guests imitation leaves attached to their gowns
given wild woods effect Imagine the
usual reason for declining: haven't thing to wear
BACK to Broadway in Two Parts Movie title When
we left there though in three parts
SOMEBODY finds that those tight skirts have some
utility They make fine umbrella covers.
WE HAVE AN idea that everything would be lovelier
light place long enough to
smoke a corn cob pipe or a 6-cent cigar
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-11

Assertion Is no proof. ProvsvS
a good archer Il not known BY His ar-
row but his aim.
One may live in q house without oeins
an architect.-Goethe.
Architecture Is frossn music.--N~ss. ~
Stoel.
Argument makes three enemies to one
fvsa.A e &
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09
BREAK IN HOGS IS
 FELT IN GRAIN PIT
 ON CORN AND OATS
Assertions that Foreigners Were Reselling at the Sea board Had a Depressing
 Effect on Oats
By Associated Press

Chicago, December Notwithstanding bullish sentiment, due to prospective set clement of the coal strike, corn weakened in price today. Generalization of the hog market was chiefly responsible. Corn closed heavy at 1isc net lower to lsc advance, with January at slSS61. S5ts and May. SLS25sa1 .Ss. Oats finished ssc down to 1sc gain, and provisions un- changed to e0c decline
 Corn at first had a decided upward tendency, most traders assuming that the railroads would utilize for fuel sup ply purposes all available rolling stock and motive power and would thus curtai the movement of grain. It was also ex- pected that food manufacturing indus tries, which, owing to the coal strike, have been out of the corn market, would soon become active buyers again. Dur ing the last hour of the session. how ever, all other factors were eclipsed by severe breaks in the value of hogs. As consequence selling of corn was gen. eral and last prices were about the low est of the day. Arrivals of hogs here to- day far exceeded the usual number and promised to reach still greater total tomorrow.
 Assertions that foreigners were resell ing at the seaboard had a depressing ef- fect on oats.
 Provisions sympathzed with the col lapse of the hog market and with the new low record of British exchange
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09
WALL STREET HAS A DAY IF DULLNESS IN UNCERTAIN SESSION
Much Switching About In Money Was Witnessed With Call Loans Going
 to 10 Per Cent
By Associated Press

New York, December S-Although important factors influencing the stock market remained unsettled over the weekend. prices were disposed to move forward during the greater part of today sdull and uncertain session.
 Sentiment as reflected by market let ters was more hopeful respecting the Mexican situatioR and the coal strike. The increasing seriousness of the fuel shortage was manifested. however. fur ~ther reductions or complete suspension of operations at various centers of in dustry.
 Failure of the United States supreme court to hand down decision in the much discussed stock dividend and pro hibition cases now before that tribunal occasioned some disappointment, but did not extend beyond a few issues
 Another slump in foreign exchanges, with sterling, francs and fires at great est discounts ever known, was neutarl- lzed Tn part by the per cent rate on call loans
 In the last Is minutes of the session, however, call money rose to per cent 10 per cent being quoted at the close.
 hedctlonS or l to points accom- panied the money furry, the tone changing from firmness to irregular ity in the final dealings. Steels, equip ments, motors and shippings led the moderate reaction.
 Two groups of stocks, sugars and metals. and especially the former, de- rived material benefits from trade con ditions Active sugar shares were 1 to points up at their best and coppers rallied from their recent depression with an advance of F to 1c per pound for refined metals.
 Movements elsewhere were Chiefly due to the operations of pools or the capricies of the short interest, rails yielding moderately to pressure of pro- fessional origin.
 Liberty, Victory and foreign bonds were mixed as to trend, but local util- ities and several of the convertible railroad bonds were firm to strong To- tai sales (par value), aggregated s25,- S75,000. Old United States bonds were unchanged on call
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09
GINNING REPORT

New York, December s.-Although there has been more or less selling on the bulges today offerings have been comparatively light and readily ab- sorbed by the demand. which. how ever, has not been at all aggressive at any time. Sentiment locally, while un- settled, leaned, If anything, to the bear side. but for the most part traders seemed unwilling to do anything until they had more definite news regarding the coal strike and knew the idea of the government as to the size of the crop.
 Foreign exchange weakened further with demand sterling at 3.S4h and francs 11.05, but for the moment that was not given much attention. The situation is full of pitfalls for the un- wary, but we are not yet prepared to indulge in such gloomy prediction for the future as we hear in some quar- ters and would buy conservatively on easy spots.-Post & Flagg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09
COTTON GOES UP ON SEVERAL BULL|SH MARKET RUM0RS
General List Closed Very Steady at Net Advance of 59 to 103 Points Over
 Close of Saturday
By Assneiated Press

New York. December S.-Increasing optimism as to the prospects for an early settlement of the coal strike con- troversy. relatively firm Liverpool ca bles and unfavorable weather for the grade of late cotton in the south, were considered chiefly responsible for an advance of approximately 1 cent a pound in the cotton market here today. Trading was more than moderately ac- tive. but Liverpool and domestic trade interests were buyers, while offerings were light and the best prices of the day were touched in the late trading when March sold at S5c, compare dwith SAC at the close on Saturday. That de- livery closed at 34.sSc with the general list closing very steady at a net ad- vance of 59 to 103 points.
 The market opened firm at an ad- vance of Is to 40 points in response to the cables and quickly sold some 65 to so points above the closing figures of last week. The census report show Ting S,S33,712 bales ginned prior to De- cember l was shade under expecta : tions if anything, but was not consid cred an important factor. and the early advance was followed by reactions of IS or 20 points uider realizing by the easier ruling of foreign exchange 9th erwise there was very little pressure, and the market ffrmed up again with business becoming more active in the late trading when there was consid- erable buying by wire houses with southwestern connections.
 January advanced to 37.6o and May to 32.e7c or 100 to 105 points net higher and the close was within few points of the best
 December was relatively quiet and irregular owing to further evening up and trading in the later months includ- ed covering for over the government S crop estimate due on Thursday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09
SYLACAUGA

Sylacauga, December 6.-(Special)- Sheriff J. c. Cornett, accompanied by deputies, this week made a raid south of the city, in which medium sized still was captured. The still was in operation when officers approached and Jack Mitchell and J. H. Hamilton were caught and carried to Talladega, charged with violation of prohibition laws. About 10 gallons of whisky was taken by the officers, they reported
 After q lingering illness of several months Miss Hortense Buchanan died at the family residence on Third street Friday night Funeral service and burial was had Saturday. Miss Buchan- an was prominent in church work and left many friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09
New Orleans Cotton


 New Orleans. December S.-The trend in cotton was decidedly higher today from the opening practically to the close. Heavy buying for both accounts was caused by the sudden ending of the coal strike and by the smaller ginning returns than expected from the census bureau. Around the opening there was a rise of about B hale, and the improvement was constantly ,widened until late in the day the trading months were 1o2 to l13 points over the last prices of last week. Closing prices were at net gains of 90 to 1o6 points, December touched the new high record of si 72c, but without being very active or sharing to the full the r-se in other months. The spot months seem to be fairly well liquidateds
 The census bureau on ginning of S.Sss. TIE bales to the first of December, com pared with general expectations of about s,oc,00o bales. Not only did the ginning figures in themselves cause buying. but they stimulated the demand because they were accepted as pointer to smaller crop than the trade was inclined to look for fast week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09
Cottonseed Oil

New York, December S.-After starting higher with cotton, cottonseed oil broke sharply under outside liquidation in near by months induced by cheaper lard and and poor spot and export business Closing prices were S5 to 45 points lower for near and to 3 lower for late months. Sales 36 roo barrels Tend CTS 800 barrels. Prime crude 1S50c; prime summer yellow. spot, 2025c; Jan uary, 20.55c; March 2l05c; May, 2l.l5c; Prime winter yellow and summer white
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09
MARINE NEWS
By A.soeia,sa Prs.

Mobile, December S.-Arrived: Steam CTS Lake otisco. New Orleans; Lake Folcroift Barbados: schooner Philip Brooks. san Domingo.
 Sailed: Steamer Virginia, Pensacola.
 New Orleans, December S.-Clearedi Steamers Harald. Norwegian. Cienfue- sos, via Mananillo; Momus. New York Romulus. Port Lobos. Mexico.
 ClearOd: Bark Porto. Portugal, Oporto,
 Port Eads, La, December s-Arrivesi Steamers Africana, Italian. New York Baladan. Buenos Aires; Norman Bridge Tampico; o. T. waring. Tampa: St Au- sustine, Mobile; Tamaha, British, Sabine Pass; Aegucgalpa. Honduran, Ceiba-
 Sailed: Steamers Ceiba,. Honduran, Ceiba; Coahuiia, Mexican. Tamplco. via Vera Cruz and Progreso; Hadnot, An tilla Cuba; ]. W. Nandyke, New York Northwestern, Port Lobos, Mexico; In- fanta Iscabel, spanish. Barcelona and Cadiz, via Havana
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09
Liverpool Cotton By Associnind Prnss

Liverpool. December s.-Cotton. spot. in fair request, prices steady. Good middling, 27. 50d fully middling. 2s.50d; middling, g. cod: low middling, 23. 45d; good ordinary 21d; ordinary. god Sales. 5000 bales. :n- cludins 1900 american. Receipts, i2,tn0 bales. including 4G,700 American. Futures closed steady. December, 25.51d January, 24 2ed March, 22.76d; May, 2l44d; July, 70. 4Sd: October. IS. 32d.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09
Hubbard Bros. & Go.

Cotton Merchants, Hanover Square. New York. Members New York Cotton Exchange New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Produce Exchange. Associated Members Liv, erpool Cotton Associations. Orders solicited for the purchase and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil Sor future delivery. Special attention and liberal terms given for signment of spot cotton for delivery. Cor respondence invited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09
Interior Movement

Houston: Middling, 41.5oc: receipts. IT, lS7; shipments. IS, ,411; sales, 1SS5:- stock. 2299l5.
 Memphis: Middling. 4oc: receipts, 1Oesf; shipments, 67a2: sales. $50; stock. 2s2. .s6a
 Augusta: Middling. $. soc; receipts. ETA: shipments. 21os; sales. 719; stock. 2O9, 442
 Little Rock Middling. 40.5Oc; receipts l5O9 shipments 240; sales. 240: stock. @, 300. Total today; Receipts. S541o shipments, 29, ,04S; stock. 79s,591.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09
Money Market
 By Assnciafed Press

New York, December S.-Mercantile, Es. 66, Sterling G0-day bills 2.S0. Commercial 60-day bills or banks, 3.s0 Commercial 6o-day bills. 97t11; demand, sA; cables. 3.S5A. Francs, demand, lilo; cables, II t0. Builders, demand. B. cables, 3sA. Lire, dema nd, 12.95; cables, 129o. Marks, de- mand, 2.05; cables. 2.05. Government bonds, irregular. Railroad bonds, irregular. Time loans, strong, co days, 90 days and six months, bid. Call money easy; ruling rate, C, Bank acceptances, 4%.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09

Philadelphia; MiddHng. 4o 1Oc: receipts, SIP; stock. 9s14
 New York: Middling. ss.s5c; stock. 6s. .509
 Minor ports Stock, g, 4s6
 Total today: Receipts, g. 2e7: exports S7 .925; stock, 1,265, 659.
 Total for week: Receipts. Ts.o4s; exports. 4, ,0S9.
 Total for season: Receipts. s.O44,sss; ex- ports, 2,165,766.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09
Naval Stores

Savannah, Ga, December s.--Turpen- tine. firm. l.i5lk; sales. 5s. receipts, lie. shipments 224 stock ls.s9i.
 Rosin NJ and above steady; below. firm; sales. 97S; receipts. 745; shipments, ei9; stock. si 3S7.
 Quote: B. F, F. s1s45; F. si650: G. H. sf655: |, si7e5. h. siSdlS.l0 NJ, SiS.750ia; \. s1975; VIC, seo75 wv, s2L75.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09
Port Movement

New Orleans: Middling. 4oc; receipts, 52S4 sales 1874; stock. 44O29l
 Galveston: Middling, 42.5Oc: receints sS76; exports. 5,935; sales 2705: stock. s16.- 672
 Mobile: Middling, ss.75c; receipts, 1427 sales, p; stock, 23,sS6
 Savannah: Middling, 3sc; receipts, 354s; stock 372, ,069.
 Charleston- Middling. s9c; receipts 3543: stock, 7o.s42- Wilmington: Middling, 3s. soc; receipts 1854; stock. 47.269
 Texas City: Stock. S1,73D
 Norfolk Middlng. 3s.75c; receipts, 27ss; sales. 1244; stock. 97,s41
 Baltimore: Stock, 455O
 Boston: Middling. 3s.25 receipts. 77: stock, 52oo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09
Sugar Market
 By Associated Prsss

New York, December s.-The local mar ket for raw sugar continued strong and prices were higher. There were sales of 10000 bags of Cubas for first half February shipments at s7sc f. o. b. Cuba. and it was rumored that additional sales had been made last week, including some for January at lie f, o. b. Cuba, loading by the 1st. and some loading by the 1t0h at 10c f. O. b. Cuba. In refined the com- mittee continues to allocate whatever su- gar is available, but there is a waiting
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09
fowls. 1s25e; turkeys, ssc.

New York, December S.--Butter, firm; receipts, S50l tubs tirsts, 62G73c
 Eggs, steady: receifts. 1925; frsts, Ss dSSc.
 Cheese. steady; receipts, 500; average run, 2j@32c.
 St. Louis. December s.-Poultry hens, 2Sc; springs. 22c, turkeys. S5c; ducks, SSc; geese, 22c.
 Butter, creamery. 72c.
 Eggs, 71c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09
Dry Goods Market

New York, December S.-Cotton goods and yarns were firm today. An advance of per cent in finishing costs was due to increases in wages. Burlap prices were easier, while wide sheetings ad- Vanced.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09
Metal Market By Asseeiated Pre4a

New York, December s.-Copper. steady. Eiectroiytic, spot and nearby. 1s1ka1sa4 Q; first quarter. -S1Am19c Iron, nominal An timony, 9.5oc. Metal exchange quotes lead firm. spot and January 6.s5c bid. Zinc, firm; East St. Louis delivery spot. s. zoe bid; f5c asked. At London: Spot copper, f101 !-s Sd; futures al03 5s Electrolytic, spot. 4l10; frtures. f111 Tin, spot. .O4 Is Sd; futures. Ea05 12s sd Lead, spot, e4o los; futures, fi0 12s Cd. Zinc. spot. E5s 7s Sd; futures, e53 IFS 6d
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09
New Orleans Futures
Spot C0ffon

New Orlean.. December S.-Spot cottor steady and unchanged. Sales on the spot. s64 bales: to arrive, $50 Low middlinz. S4c; n.iddling, 4fc: good middling. fl 75c; receipts, 52S4; stock, 440,29l
 New York. December s.-Spot cotton steady; middiine. 3ss5c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09
HOW THEY CLOSED

New York. December S.-Liberty Hond prices at 2s5S ?. m. today were; SEs. aO.7O; first 4s. 0z; sec ond 4s. 82.O4; first 4Ns. DAP, sec ond 4As, 92.10s third 4Nn 04.44, fourth 4As, 02.1s; Victory 3As, 9S.12, Victory 4szs, 00.I6.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09
Water Tank Collapses

By Associated Press
 Pensacola, Fla. December S.-Heavy gun practice at Fort Pickens, on santa Rosa Island, is believed to have caused the collapse of q water tank there laee today which killed Eugene Knowles, =, and injured two other civilian workers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09
Chicago Market RN Assnciafrh Prrsa
Cash Grain

Chicago. December S.--Corn No. 2 mixed, old, S151; No. 2 yellow, old, $1.59 @1.60. Oats, No. 2. white, S1s4 @s2Mc; No. 8. white. 79@S2Ac. Rye. No. 2, not quoted No. 1, st.62@ 1.625a; barley, sl.S5 @1.60; timothy seed, sS@1150. clover seed, s30@4s Pork, nominal; lard, s22.90; ribs, s19@20.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-09
Potato Market

By Associated PreSs Chicago, December S-Potatoes firm, arrivals, 62 cars northern sacked and bulk whites. S5a3.20