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The Coconino sun., 1919-11-21

It is impossible to overestimate the importance of keeping the brakes of the motor truck properly prepared for their essential duty. The grease cup at the cam of the hand brake mecha- nism, if that type is used, should be kept always filled. The brake rocker shaft should be attended to faithfully. In the foot brake all the joints from the clutch pedal back, including the pins for the shoes and the arms at the brakes, should be oiled at frequent intervals,
The Coconino sun., 1919-11-21

Sun Want Ads bring results.
The Coconino sun., 1919-11-21
VOLUNTEERED

Tommy announced his intention of going to the river for a bath, and his mother was rather scared. But she was wise, and decided to try new method.
 q was reading in the paper this morning." she said, "about a little boy who was drowned while he was in bathing"
 Tommy smiled cynically.
 "Was he any relation, wonder" he said, "of the little boy who was killed while on his way to school?"
The Coconino sun., 1919-11-21
HE COULDN'T ESCAPE

He: "My dear, I can not afford to buy you that hat"
 She: "Still, you'd save money if you did"
 He: "How do you make that out ?"
 She: Because l shall fret myself ill if I don't get it, and you know what doctors bills are."
The Coconino sun., 1919-11-21
TRY THIS MIXTURE
 FOR JOINING PIPE

A mixture of ten parts of iron fill ings with three parts of chloride of lime mixed to paste with water makes an admirable pipe joint cement. The mixture is applied to the joint and the clamp becomes solid in twelve hours.
The Coconino sun., 1919-11-21
HIS CLASS

Edgar: "If you married me don't you think your pa would take me into his office @
 Miss Wirm: "No; he said you're too big for an office boy and too light for porter work"
The Coconino sun., 1919-11-21
} THINGS TO WORRY ABOUT

Clutch trouble is one of the com monest complaints among car owners. The clutch throwout collar needs daily fabrication, and in many cars failure to give this, even for a single day, may mean clutch trouble. Give the clutch the fabrication it needs.
The Coconino sun., 1919-11-21
THE MORNING AFTER

Has prohibition left you with a thirst?"
 "Yes,' said Uncle Bill Bottletop, "a little in the afternoons and evenings, but not near so much mornings"
The Coconino sun., 1919-11-21

The car owner who does consider able of his own repair work will find a spool of spring wire great con- venience. When spring is needed it is simple matter to wind the wire around bolt and then stretch the spring to the proper length.
The Coconino sun., 1919-11-21

The car owner should not forget that ordinary vaseline is perhaps the best medium available for coating bat tery terminals and connections. The vaseline has the great advantage of preventing corrosion from acid or water that may have been spilled.
The Coconino sun., 1919-11-21
ONLY WINGS

"How do you know it was stork and not an angel that brought your little brother?"
 "'Cause I heard pa complain about the size of the bill, and I guess angels don't have bills."
The Coconino sun., 1919-11-21
PROOF

"Do they take children in this apartment house?"
 "They must. Some ,of the rooms aren't large enough to accommodate anybody but child"
The Coconino sun., 1919-11-21
BUT NOT WANTING WORK

In the list of household appliances the girl who used to apply for general homework is wanting.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-08


TON pyl neJprVe Poslan 90 zaJa
teckeho I'aDora ' luchiu. len
Krate neDyio zaJatcum ooVoie-
no. any Vs'oupii' We sIyk Sc "a
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NEJSTRASNEJSf MUKA.

Spanek je stav odpocinku,
naprosto, nezbytny lidskemu te
lu. Proto nenl muk, jeZ by Sc Wy
rovnaly tenn, jez jsou plsobe;
ny odn6t.m spanku. Nejvynale-
zavejsi mucitele v6deti. proc
iadi odnei spanku cello sveho
seznamu muk. Ale velmi caste
clovek nemuze spat jenom ma
sledkem toho, re zaludek jest V
neporadku. V takovych pripa-
dech Trinerovo Lecive Horke vi
TO jest nej1celn6jSim lekem.
Cistit' zaludek .je zie v nepofad
ku. V takovych pfipadech Tri-
nerovo Lecive Horke Vino jest
nejdcelnejsim lekem. Cistit' Ia
ludek odstranuje pravou pri
cinu nesnazi. We vSech lekar-
mach $1.10. - Reumaticke ne
uralgicke bolesti, polamani, ma
mOzeni svalG a pod, vyzaduie
leku, ktery pronika k samemu
koreni bolesti. Trineruv Lini-
ment Sc We vSech takovych pTi-
padech osvedcuje co nejlepe.
Zde Jest ieden doklad z tisicu ::
"Waymart, Ia, l6. pros. 1918.
PoSletee mi lahev Trinerova Ii
nimentu. Poskytuje velkou 1le
WI. Jessie Scubits." V lekar-
mach 35 a Csc, postou AS a 75c.
Joseph Triner Company, 1888
1343 s. Ashland ave-. Chicago,
III.
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JAK NEMcf okkADA1r "a.
JATCE.
Washington, 6. 1nora. -

Washington, 6. dnora. - "a.
r. C. Tvrz.) 24OO Americana.
zajatych Nemci a internova-
nych nemeckem zajateckcr
tabore v Rastattu zvolilo 81 IA
sveho velitele sergeanta Edgar
NJ. Halyburtona, iehoz domov
jest We Stony Point, N. c.. a je-
muz bylo po mesice bojovati, a
by zajistil svym spoluzaiatcGm
sluSne zachazeni Sc strany Mem
cI. Ac Sc mu konecne podarilo
ziskati nektere dstupky cd ne
meckych zalarnikd, prece pro-
hlasuie, re N6mci sc op6tne do
pousteli precinu proti zaiat-
cum, provinujice Sc zejmena
soustavnim vykradanim balii-
XII potravinami odevem, ia
s:lanymi zajatc6m Amer. Ger.
Kfizem.
Serg. Halyburton byl clenen
pravidelne armady po dev6t let
a zajatcem v Nemecku po tfi-
nact m6sicd, byv zajat bodako
vem ltoku v listipadu 1917. ne
dlouho potom, kdyz ieho pluk.
sestnacty p6si, jenz byl jednim
z prvnich, ktere vstoupily do ~
kopd - dostihl fronty. Jeho
prace, kterou vykonal We pro-
speech zajatcG ucinila ma ameri
ckeho vojenskeho attase v Ber-
nu takovy DOZEN, ze odporucii
jej k povyseni. Serg. Halybnr-
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SBfRKA SLOZENA v ADM.
"SVETA" PRO CESKE MAR.
SDRUZENf.

Doplrek ma clenskou sbirku
Sokola Nova Vlast. br. Ant.
Neleba $500
nalsi prisp6vky Cd clenu 4,
Ce,;. Besedy, OF. Petrak 200
Dne 30. ledna 1919 by1o
vykaz$no >. $500
Dne 8. GnOra 1919 Sc ma
leza V adm. "Sveta" $63.OO
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PRoToKOL.

z vyrocni schdze Pat. Ces. Sv.
skoly ma zapadni stran6 odby
vane dine 26. ledna t. r. V Ces.
SIM Sokol ma Clark Ave.
PO Zahajeni schuze pfedse-
dou p. F. Krakorou. tten pro-
lokol re schuZe minule a bez
oprav prijat. Skolni dozorci
nodali zpravy o navstevach
.lednotlivych trid, a vyslovili
nejlcpsi uznani nasim PIP. uci-
telum chledne zpusobu vyu-
covani. Patronatu dostalo sc
daru V podobe nadherne zpra-
Covaneho veSaku satniho, a to
Cd PIP. j. Cvrka, +. Linka A.
&ehuly, zatez dotycnym pri-
znivcum ceske skoly vzdava Sc
upfimny dix. Predmet bude
cleny Patronatu obsazen.
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FRIJMOU Sc diva radni pani
ia byt Sc StravOu ncb beZe
straVy. Haste Sc V {. 4415 LIE
ster Ave. 2--1l
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Pc te provedena volba 1fed-
nikh nasledovn6: predseda F..
V. Krakora, mistopr. st. Svaty,
tajemnik Fred Mucha, ucetnik
r. Vac. Hynek, pokladnice pi.
Marie Vachuskova. Uctujici w
Dor: p. j. Mirka a pi. Kaspa-
rova. Zastupci do sdruz. Ces.
Svob. skol: J. Bosak, V. Skri-
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tlenova cd radu Vitez6iav Ha-
lex. els. 62. c. S. r. S.
Tomas Sidlo, Frank M. Wa
cha, Vaclav Svoboda, ST., Otto
:afranek, Jan LisN, ml.. Matej
Panec, Vaclav Wild, Anton Ku-
blk, Anton Kusta, Matej Krej-
ii, Eman Rom, Jan Blaha, FIR.
Pecka, Frant. klatovsky, Vol
tech Kre.izl, Ludvik Hajek, Jo-
sef Palek. Edda Horak, Rudolf
Poncar, Anton Doskocil, Karel
sretter, Vratislav Cap. Frank
funger, josef Masek, Karel
Stransky, Gustav Rezac, Josef
3asl, 0. K. Brychcin, Vaclav
Kral.
Jos. NeSpor, ucetnik pfi-
jmul od clenu. ,.$11.6O
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DETSKY KARNEVAL

porada Ultra V nedeli patronat
svobodne Skoly a Besidek Ma
rodni sini ma Broadway. Zaca-
tex ustanoven ma treti hodinu
odpoledne. vstupne Ia osobu
o}bnasi 10 centu a "a ditky po
r4ti centech. Pofadajici vybor
rQstaral Sc vse co by dtast-
n1ky karnevalu Zajimalo a pro
TO lie ma uspech podniku s j.
stutou pocitati. Doufame urci-
& We velkou navst6vu.
MSS 'WSS]
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VELKA PRfLEzlTOST Sc van

VELKA PRfLEzlTOST Sc vam
naskytuje k zakoupeni krasne
fanny, ktera jest vzdalena pou
nych % mil od Clevelandu a
.ie pii elektricke kare. Farma
ie SO akru rozlohy, je tam 6
lokojovy dunn, sklep pod ce-
lynn domem, .je til roxy starry,
bengbarn silo a ostatni budo-
w, tri statne kon6, 10 krav, ne
kolik telat, 6 prasat, drGbez a
dosti zasob do noveho. Jsou
tam hospodarske stroje, parni
stroj {. jina zarizeni. zivy po-
tex skrz cely rok, krasny les,
pastviny polovic fanny a ostat
nj orna puda. Farma ma cenu
$10,5OO, hotove Sc zada $4,000
a2eb Sc vymeni "a mestsky ma
,ctek, pc pfipad6 "a dobre
idouci obchod grocerni. Blizsf
sdell F. j. Picman, 1904 Miles
Ave. tel. Union $50 r.
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Celkovy prijem "a rok
1918 obnaSi $67.38
Celkoyy vydej "a rok
1913 ObnaSi $65. Sc
nrebytek "a rok 1918 je $1.82
- Josef Nespor. ucetnik.
M!!Ss.ssl M!!Ss.ssl l|W.lllss,Sl W.
SBIRkA We PROSPECT c.
SKEHO MAR. SDRUzENi.

Zamestnanci Plzenskeho Pi~
vovaru, sbirky els. as a a.,
.S15.O5. Pfispeli nasledujici.
Zdenek Spinka, So. Pc dola-
RI prispeli Ad. Dostal, F. Dlou
ny, J. Peterka, Vaclav Krivan: !:
po Soc: FIR. Hanzl, JOS. Urba-
nee, r. Ludwig, Vaclav Vol
tech, JOS. RGzicka, JOS. HrbaG,
Pavel Sakac, JOS. Brabec, JOS.
Bosak, Jos. kocourek, JOS. ko-
zeluha, Vaclav Trnka, Jan Te-
sar, 81. Marie Broucek. FIR. Pill
ny dal 30c.; po Csc: JOS. Tvr-
dix. JOS. Prokop, V. sindelar,
Fred Sole, JOS. Hanzl, Jos. Te
ply, st. Broz.
Pfijal a diky 'kvitujc
Josef Masek.
WSsl ILWNssl
OZNAMENf.
Zlaty prstenek, obsazovany
y. V. Sevcikem, vyhralo cislo
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l3 serie G. Mattel tohoto ci-
la necht sc prihlasi o vyhru v
G"adovnf Ces. Mar. Sdruzeni,
1886 Broadway (Probulov).
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van, M. Urbanek, J. K. Have
lee. skolnf dozorci: pi. Bejc-
kova, pi. Cvrkova, p. Svaty a
p. KrakOra.
Prijem We schuzi obnaSe.
$3.50 vydani $4,000.
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MfSTNf SDRUzENf SVAZU
SVOBODOMYSLNYCH v
CLEVELANDU.

Prijem Cd ctenych fadn a
| ls;ednotlivcu "a rok 1918.
Jan Kollar, 50, CSPS. $500
IPravdomil, 131, CSPS. 400
lidumil, 16, CSPS. :. 200
Zizkuv Nee, 1873, CSPS. 200
iSvornost, 3, CSPS. ..... 200
Sion, l10, tSPS. 400
Vit6zslav Halek, 62, CSPS 200
| Cleveland, 26, CSBPJ. :. 200
Iccchomir, 1913, CSPS. >. 200
Palacky, 10, CSPS. =. 200
Vil6m Korber, 1873, CSPS. 200
Z!ata Praha, 81, Jed. Tab. 200
Rila Hora, 27, Jed. Tab. 200
Renata Tyrsova, 81, jed. 200
Anna Sazavska, 81, jed. 200
.-oze Sion, Ia, jed. Tab. 500
Dvur Zaboj, Ia, Am. Les. 100
Sokol Havlicek, 500
Sokol Nova Vlast 400
Ces. Strel. Klub Vlast 200
Strel. Klub Slapnitka 800
Ohio Fishing Klub 200
ISv. Czech, /, Podp. Sp.
V Clevelandu =. 200
Cesko Slovenska Bratr-
ska Jednota :. =. 500
Dva posledni rady kvitova-.
ny prosinci 1917.
Clenove Sdruzeni.
Eaclav Skfivan ..>. .4Oc.
Jan Schickner 4Oc
Karel Jilek .4Oc
Josef Nespor 4Oc
Celkovy prijem cd radu
spolku obnasi ). $55.78
; ;Celkovy prijem cd Gle
nj r&du Wit. Halek $11.6O
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VELKA KRADEz.

Do residence D. Habera,
1917 Drexell Ave-, vlamali Sc
dnes casne rano lupici, ukofi-
.stivA "a $4,000 klenotd a 1912
hotovych penez.
WSSl {WSSl
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-04
Try Making Y0ssr OsCss
Cough Remedy
Yea eaa save about n, end have
3 better remedy than the ready
made kind. Easily done.
s1s7s7s7s7s7s7s7s1s2525i

N ~ IN M
II you combined the curative proper
ties Of every known ready made" cough
remedy, YOU probably could not get az
much real curative power as there is in
this simple homemade cough syrup,
which 10 easily prepared in few min
Get from any druggist 21l ounces Of
Pinex, pour it into a pint bottle and
fill the bottle with syrup, using. either
plain granulated sugar syrup, clarified
inolasses, honey, or corn syrup, as
desired. The result is full pint OF
really better cough syrup. than you
could buy ready-fnade Tor three times
the money. Tastes pleasant and never
kpoils.
This Pinex and Syrup preparation gets
right at the cause Of a cough and Civ 3
almost immediate relief. 1t loosens the
phlegm, stops the nasty throat tickle
and heals the sore, irritated membranes
90. gently and easily that it is really
astonishing.
a days use will usually overcome the
ordinary cough and for bronchitis,
Group, whooping cough and bronchial
asthma, there is nothing better.
Pinex is q most valuable concentrated
compound of genuine Norway pine ex-
tract, and has. been used for generations
TO break up severe coughs.
To avoid disappointment, ask your
druggist for "2E, ounces of Pinex" with
full directions, and don't accept anything
else. Guaranteed to give absolute satis-
lection or money promptly refunded.
The Pinex Co., 1T. Wayne, Ind.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-04

Irrational Crop Improvement seryice.l
NN7HAT at first glance may seem
w to be hardship will, In
reality, prove to be a great blessing"
says Mr.. Frank Baackes, vice president
american Steel and Wire company.
'The new tax law says that every per-
son shall make a tax return, stating
bis income. from which the unmarried
man may deduct $1,000 and the mar
ried man $1,000 exemption.
"a very small percentage Of Amer
lean farmers keep records which give
this exact information. Uncle Sam
now steps In and insists that every
farmer shall keep records of his bust
ness.
Like every other innovation. there
will be some confusion, but after he
gets the hang OF it the farmer will
wonder how he ever did business with
out it.
"A few years ago the crop improve
ment committee, by the aid Of the
office of farm management at Wash
ington, issued very comprehensive
record book which has been widely
adapted by more than forty states.
Every agricultural college now has an
extension department which will,
through the county agents, help each
man to keep the necessary books.
"The fundamentals are very simple.
The first thing the farmer is to do is
to take an inventory Of everything he
owns on December 81, 1913. He Is ad-
vised to keep bank account and de-
post everything received and pay by
check. Most Of the information re-
dulred can be thus obtained. You
should make plain statement of ex
penses and receipts. which should be
kept separately.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-04

Frequent h a M LUCREXIA BORI
pooling will somewhat prevent oiliness,
but 1t Will not overcome the cause After
washing and rinsing your hair in warm
water you should always rinse it through
cold water or apply cold water to your
scalp with a shower nozzle.
This cold application closes the pores
Of your scalp and prevents the oil glands
from becoming quickly active on ac-
count Of the warm applications and the
stimulating massage that accompanies a
shampoo when soap is rubbed into the
scalp with the finger tips.
Shampoo and Tonic.
II your hair is inclined to be oily you
should be careful OF the soap you use
A good drying shampoo for oily hair is
made of the following ingredients;
Alcohol Cos per cent? -. x pint
water. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1s pint
Carbonate of ammonia. drains
Carbonate OF potash..... drains
The carbonates should be dissolved in
the water first. and the alcohol and bay
rum should be added when the powders
have dissolved.
This shampoo should be sprinked
upon your scalp and rubbed into your
hair thoroughly. A foarnv lather vii re-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-04

Influenza natures effort to the poson
from the body results in inflammation of the kidneys and
well to help natures by inducing perspration
lemonade mustard ootbath and hot water bottles Obtain
of druggist kidney and backache remedy known Anuic
anturc-acd) tablets These help flush the bladder Kidneys
the ntesnes and apc and taken either before
during the the and the danger the kidneys
the it leaves pae
anec condition. would be well to obtain iron tonic at the drug
good Irontc" Tablets prefer herbal
Golden Medical Discovery made from
wild and banks Of forest and without alcohol
For those past middle life for those easily recognized symptoms
of inflammation backache scng water if uric acid the
blood has caused huma rusty joints Stiffness Anuric
the drug store send Dr. Pierce nvads Hotel and Surgical
Institute Buffalo, N " 10 for trial package of Anuric which
will find many times potent than ha and eliminates uric
acid mes sugar. trial will convince you.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-04

Regarding expenses. you can In
clude all money paid for hired help,
except any wages that you pay to your
children under age. Gasoline, oils.
grease, ETC., is expense when used for
machinery, trucks, tractors. autonn0.
biles, etc, about the farm. When
used for motorcars driven for pleas
ure it cannot be so deducted.
"Taxes upon farm land, live stock.
machinery, buildings, personal prop.
erty, and the home, Is expense. All In
surance is expense except life insur-
ance and insurance on the home. Cost
Of repairs is expense except repairs
on the home. The cost Of permanent
Improvement. is not expense. Repairs
on pleasure cars must not be deducted.
What 10 Ineome7
"The tax return blanks will explain
to you what you are to include. The
government will establish branch ON
ces in banks, ETC., where you may OBJ
tain assistance in making your return.
"Your income must include all money
received. such as interest, dividends.
rent, insurance loss. and what yer you
may sell, salaries wages and profits
from speculations must also be in
cluded.
"The money you pay for income tax
will be well spent, as It will teach you
to keep exact records Of different farm
activities and you will find that when
you have learned to compute costs that
you will be on the high road to sue
cess.
Eat very nominal expense you may
get farm record books with full instruc-
lions from your agricultural college.
! In every farm bureau there should be
q section devoted to farm accounta"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS

OWYHEE-J. L. Lewis, Vale; e. b.
Darlington, New York: w. f. Peter
SON. Salt Lake; Ed Coulter. weiser; f.
e. Cozatt, Spokane; l.. It. Rohrbeck
A. Radge, Glenns Ferry; w. B. Stuart
New, York; A. Il. Elggren, Salt Lake;
G. w. Harrington, Portland; Gustav
Kinze, Bull; w. H. Gathman, Seattle;
f. e. Parvine, New York; M. J. Swee-
ley and wife, Twin Falls; s. f. De
Long, Spokane; J. H. Yost, San Fran
cisco; r. F. Shrader, Denver; e. Ste
vens, Portland; j. e. Alpine, Pocatello;
T.. l.. Holverson and wife, Emmett; II.
p. Mcguire, Portland; H. II. Stuart.
| Seattle; ]. M. Moss and wife. ]. A..
Thurston, Mrs. B. L. Larken, Thomas
Welsh, Parma; DR.. w. f. Gigray and
wife, Caldwell; Fred Harterbower and
! wife, Caldwell; II. b. Darling, Port
! land; w. A. Salmen, San Francisco;
Mrs. f. L. Dow, Nampa.
| IDANFIA-M. w. Woodward, Spo-
kane: ID. f. Rathbuns Idaho Falls; e.
A. Powell, New York; John H. Rlevins,
Salt Lake; j. II. Lowell, Caldwell; ].
l.. Steward, Emmett; Mrs. Hope Mich
oil. Emmett; l. Obermeyer and wife,
| Emmett; A. l.. Gage, Portland; M
| Brady, Denver; d. l.. Kilgore, Sump-
| ter, Ore; J. A. Watson, Spokane; c.
+. Oeliien and family, Caldwell; II. b.
Darling, Portland; NJ. L. Walker Cald-
well; Fl. Gregory, Payettet; r. w.
Vanderhoof, Homedale; O. K Black
| ably, Homedale; j. r. Van Deusen,
Emmett; Walter E. Miller and wife,
| Nampa; w. D. Moore, Horseshoe Bend;
| r. Y. Bogard Rocky Bar; Henry Oh
| sen, Marshfield; G.. w. Reynolds, Port
| land: George l.. Loerch and wife, city;
j. A. Poteet, city.
| GRAND--Joseph d. Branson, city;
! S. N. Dowell, Mccall: John w. Sar,
| Spokane; T. B. Abbey, Boise; ]. A.
| Watson. Spokane; Carl Z. Brown and
wife, Mccall; f. G. Mock and wife,
| Nampa; Craig A. Smith, Cascade; v.
T. Craig and wife, Emmett; j. r. Nc
Council. Emmett; IT. H. McDermott,
McDermott; C. e. Turner, Rupert; r.
B. Goodhart, city; Vernice Goodhart,
city; Susie Dobbs, city; w. NJ. Shoe
maker, Rochester, N Y; j. T. Dervin,
San Francisco; John Kopelman, Rich
| field; j. w. Smeed, Caldwell.
yBRISTOL-A. walling, Payette; B.
C. Harris. Mountain Home; O. B.
Dram, Bliss; A. b. Pomeroy, Boise;
II. II. Hunting, Portland; j. II.
Crockwell. Salt Lake; Mrs. A. B.
Lynch, Mountain Home; H. S. Brown.
4 Ontario: Mrs A. f. Brown, Ontario;
Mrs. Lenora Smyth, Ontario; H. G..
Holcombe. Ontario; A. Radyx, Glenns
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-04
Hoy to Treat Oily Hair
to Make 1t More Beautiful
By LUCREZIA RORI
. The Famous Spanish Primo Donna

suit This latter should be wiped off
gently with the pressure of q soft towel.
me remaining moisture should be al
lowed to dry on your hair.
The application of. good stimulating
tonic should be applied TO your scalp
every other night. Your hair should be
thoroughly brushed each night with
long, even, gentle strokes. Brushing is
supposed to distribute the oil through
your hair, but 1t will also stimulate your
scalp into a healthy activity and help
get 1t into a normal condition when an
excess of oily excretion will gradually
be overcome.
Two Different Aids.
Oily hair should be shampooed every
10 days, If possible this shampoo should
be accompanied by good scalp mas
sage.
Sometimes a scalp is both oily and in
active. In this case there seems to be
Insufficient life and circulation. A bene-
fetal tonic for this type of scalp or, in
deed, for any oily hair contains the fol-
lowing:
Tincture of cantharides.. drains
Tincture of capsicum..... 2 drains
Tincture OF nux vomica.. drains
Cocoanut oil .....,........ ounces
Cologne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 ounces
Shake this tonic we'll before using, and
don't apply it too vigorously to your
scalp at first Remember that your
scalp and hair should be handled gently.
If for any reason you are unable to
shampoo your hair, and it is very oily,
dry shampoo will overcome this condi-
tion temporarily and leave your hair
clean, dry and fluffy. A good dry
shamCoo IS made as follows:
Orrls root tpowdered)..... ounces
Cassia flowers (ground
coarSe) .................... drains
Dust this powder through your hair
rur j. In and brush it out Immediately.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-04
Before or After Influenza

These minute germs enter the
bo1y thru nose, throat and lungs,
and the first symptoms develop
in from two to four days. It IS
important to practise personal
cleanliness clean skin, mouth
and nose, clean bowels Avoid
the person who coughs and
sneezes. Sleep well, eat well,
play well. Drink plenty of
water, not or cold lemonade.
Then keep the bowels active.
Every other day take castor oil,
or a purgative made Of May
apple, leaves Of aloe, jalap. and
and rolled into s tiny, sugar.
coated pill, sold by druggist as
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-04
UNIVERSITY DOES
NOT GET BIG AMOUNT
THAT is CREDITED

The fact that the general educational
institution appropriation bill carries a
total of s1,123,992 for the University OF
Idaho does not mean that the varsity
gets that AMOUNT or that SO much must
be raised by direct taxation for it's sup
port. President Lindley of the Univer-
sity of Idaho has issued a statement
showing that the states leading edu-
cational institution in reality gets but
$651.000 from the state, most of the
balance coming from federal endow-
ments and appropriations.
An automatic train control system
that produces audible signals in loco
motive cabs is being tested by large
British railroad for general use.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-04

synthetic milk Is being produced
frSm peanuts by European chemists.