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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN: MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 26,-1903.
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rlTHE: -VERY.- SLIPPERY MR. CRAWFORD
7 sear
Ji PERFECT LIQUID DENTIFRICE FOR THE
TEETH BREATH t
The Mail Pouch Thief Who Was Taken to Philadelphia To
Be Turned Loose.
EACH'
QGTli POWDEB
'I writ to lot yon know how I appreciate yout
Csciin't. I comni-ncoii taking theui last Novem
ber ami took two t :n vnt boxes and pasnej a tape )
worm 14 ft. lone. Then I commenced taking theqt
ttpniii ami Wdnei lay. April 4ih, I passed auothnr
tuie worm 'JH ft. bng and over a thousand nuiali
anu. revi.u ; my taking i'ajicar.'tB 1 didn't
know I had a tape-worm, t always had a small
Appetite.' j
v m. t . Brown. ;h t ranklln St.. Brooklyn, N. x.
Pleasant, Palatable. Potent. Taste Gnod. Do Oood,
Never Sii-ken. Weaken or Oripe. 10c. S5c. Sue. Never !
sold In buIR. '1 he genuine tablet statuptd CCu
Guarantoeii to cure or your money back.
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 594
ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES
STRONG AGAIN.
Yuu who r-uce y.;rrrpsc J Curtly pi, w
iqnr - nul tra ly nerves, I ut i:ow have
iiis.itric?ii-!it p.:vsic.-il ioicc to 511 in:rly
atteaii to (jT'iruj.: y tlnue-n; o'.i rho
Irt.vc .1 scu 01" "iill-ijf:n.'i!i .MLrr the
slightest cxeytion ; jcu 7ho are dull,
languid m:J on! ia siir;ts ut an n;e
v!un ymisliouM he full of jhyslcnl fire;
you avIio may ifv Hint your 1 :'. i s not
wo: IH the s; r;i;i;Ie there isascientific
means of rei:tcmin? nil the pi"''""4
jjuutis wljitli bct-m to be eutiivly l jit.
1
Il.ive cured thoitsanrtj such at yon.
luu"t cxpevirn-tit with your, healtii or
money. We 'will tahe the fisk. Jfsix
toxcs do not eure ynu, your monry is
returned. for jeari ivc h::ve lee it
curing 11.cn on these .-atisfaclv'r";' terms.
S1.C0 yer 1-.r, R far f no :no'V l in
plain package Hook free. Address
l'KAL Mi.1)1c:nc Co., CI' veland. Ohio.
FOR SALE BY EL.VKY KULETT,
THE LIVE DliUGGISTS.
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PERSONAL. 5
S. I. Uorr. c. ' riinaw. Micii.. nniv-c-d
at the Hol:l Ada in? y:-trd.iy.
Mr. and Mrs. A. XI. Murphy, cf
Gret'n Hay. W s.. ai ril y-Fiei day,
and are stopping at th;- Tlotfd Adams.
D. C. XIartin, of ian Fra i:.is n. is at
the Hotel Adains.
C. E. Taylor came in from ;iah. ar. l
registered at the Hot'd Adams.
C. F. Karhs and Jr.o. Ll.-wllyn , 'f
Tx)s Angeles, are usts cf the Ho'.il
Adams.
Charles Philips.' of chii-ago. is a re
cent arrival at the Hotel Adams.
Geo. H. Gallaphn tame down from
Prescott yesterday morrdng. He is
Ptoppiner at the Commtuial.
E. Xlyers of Springfuld. O.,
is
puest at th-- Ccmmercial.
A. E. Slack, nf Ht. Louis, arriv
d at
the Commere'al yesterday.
Lee Iiheinhardt is at the Coinm?r
tial, having arrived from St. L:iuis.
Xlay Horton came u.n from Ilishej
yesterday. He is stopping at the Cirii
mercial. Chas. F. Miller, of Minneapolis, is a
Ktiest of the Commercial.
Charles Lyuer, of ('iminnati. was
among yesterday's arrivals at lh'
'ommercial.
Fred J. Xliller, of Pana, 111., is a re
cent arrival at the Ford.
C. S. Scott, reiiorter for Th 1 K'puh
li.an. is spending several d iys at Hot
Springs to recover from a sp"ll of
xieuresthenia.
James P.. Thorpo of I'wwr, to whom
the contract for building the Tonto
basin telejihoia:- hue recently
awarded, has leturnc-d to Phoenix.
E. I). Gage. J. H. Gage and XV.
r. Staunton reached Phoerdx in a
special from the- south on Saturday.
IT. C. lluf.ird left on Saturday night
lor SacraniiUo. J L is family l"o!lo.v -d
last night.
Grace Doming left over the Soutle-i n
rout" for Los Angeles Saturday night.
Xirs. E. XL Xlosher has rc oiiened her
dressmaking pallors in the' lion is!
opera House building. Tailored and!
veiling gejwiis a spee-ialtv. .
a
Whi-lli.r a girl is. pi-lly. or w hr-ther
; lte thinks she is, she a. ts tie' same.
A K bison Glebe-.
About six months afte r :t man 1 : s
li;'irri''d for a ho-ai", liis wife begins t t
:- how ligeres pree-ing that it. is -heap--r
lei bo aid Atcliisan Globe.
Call
SOZODOHT
Best For
ft L gr The5oweIs j
Nsw Candy cathartic '
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PH2f.3:H
."rcvford. alias V.Al. ;i!ia:- C:.--i.. is '
thi nioi--t i-siv.vt liril: fnit f-thi.- au!i n i- i
tior havi' cvit li :-d t 1 t..tli.
Craw lore'. v,u vaH-l tor a .!...;. 11. ..: -
1 1 S- :h" ,: ""'t " 11
mail ,,a,!, in I'lsi! ,-. Ilia i .. ..J. !,
In m-V. n... . ..-. tl,.- -1. a.-,
jli..; ;!U h
il.l 1 tii.-ir IV l 1 ai:i;.:
MON Y
(t'bntiiiUtd from Pa;:-.' One.)
merit that such a system would h. de
sirable and advantageous both 10
China, anl to the gold-standard coun-tii-s
which have large commerced
d-n.lir.gs with her. L'ron the iu?stic:i.
li.'we' er, whelh.-r tl;e gold stind.ud
should he estalished at the b.-j. im ir.g
c- should come after the inti-odin t ioa
o:" a uniform n.itioi.a.1 c invncy ;ip- it
the silver ,b:isi Cure was seme lif
ft rente o: cpiiicra. The Ei iiih r so.
If lions lieilare.l that the 1: tion'.i! c 111-rf-rry
of China should consist of silv. r
coins marie full l--g:il tender through
ot t the empire and th.nt "as sooi: as
f rac tic-ahl.' steps should he tak-n for
the estahlishment in ("!iin:l of a fi:: , !
relit ion between the sil..r unit and
gold." Tt was evpl.jnd that if it w ere
possible as a practical .nailer to start
with th silver xoins on a gold hasis
th,t plan would he lest. It fas, how
ever, not thought practicable. The
Lussian rc-scdutions recit. d some f
the difficulties of beginning u; on a,
gold , hasis and declar.-d that thr;
America.n plan "would have our ap
proval if it were so amended 'as lo
ni'nr a national silv-r c arren. y is.-u'-.l
on give! mnent a- cp-.:iit. which should
le giv-n as soon n.s pra ti'- .bl.. a Hxed
pi'ity with gold." This is pi ac ti. ,Jly
the same as th Enulish c xpressii n, ex
cept that it favors coinage ot.ly oa
government account. The repcii of the
Xstherlanris commission stronglv fav
ored a r.old p.iritv from the bee inning
and declared thi- to he the cn'.y prat--tii
ih!e method of obtaining- th" ben -Ills
of a. fixed exchange; hut it was
Tainted out that care and intelligence
would le reipiired in the a'lministr::-th-i
of such a system. The German
resolutions declared against free cein
cg of the sih'-r coins and :-sserted
that the Chin, se governmc-nt should
"take at the beginning of the reform
aJl those steps which would allow her
an inlluence on the r.'.te of foreign
tha.nge." The French report also fav
ored the system suggested by the com
missions of Xlexico and the United
Staes.
Thus upon the part of five powers
Germany. Fr.'i.ce. the Xethei i.ind.;.
Mexho, and the T'nited States there
wvs ajrocrnen' thflt the best method
wos to begin the is-sin- of the r..-w cur
rency' at a llxel cold iar, while upon
the part cf Great Pritain and Kussia,
thre was a disposition to f-s.vor begin
ning on a silver basis with the view of
firrt supplying the country with a uni
form currer.cy and then giving it, with
in a short interval, a fixud gold value.
Ratio
to 1.
Cpon the subject of adopting the- r. 1
ntively uniform ratio tf about 31' to 1
in the curi 'iiey systems to b cstab
lished in th- orient bv those count! ic 1
and eh pend.-nc i s whic h, ;.re -inI.l.-r-ing
a c hange in their existing syti-ms,
there was : trree-nient in all couutri.
eye-opt ltussia. In Ituss'a th" wisdom
of a ratio which would prevent th" ex
portation of th" coin by the rbe in tlr
price, of silver was admitted, hut it w..s
lemeil best to inak& the reservation
that each country should elete-rmin- ils
own r itio ; e-c-ording ti) its monetary
rie.-,s and cccmejmic coadit i.ins. liven
in liussia, however, indcj s.-me-u: wa:
INCIDENTS OF THE
I WORLD
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E.ULA CA2.CLYNT B.IEITE.S'.
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man vh-. !.;. ! i . n !:r:'!!'-:!t .-d in ? v
! vi' iv ti-.-t ;1 ;..:. !i i:!.!..-rl.-. :ni i-x- '
p. it l.r;;-. : It., bis yi-- I i.;i:r i. uns
ni pi i-
;,. TiMt li w it; .it lib-it;, a n. ;
t):.- f'f. I I . '. .k' 11 jp. .ind ;t f!--4U, led
ia ia ' Ta ' , - ;. f.;
Ky :,! ,:. :,: :. N ,m y p: 1.
1 ....! ..iiv ! in. hi
I I 1 I 1 1 . I . I ! '
'1 ..v.. Kardand.
giV' ii 1- the ratio of to 1 for Chin.i
as c. rr-fjNjii.;;ng lo. f.clual c c.nomie
condi i iocs. ,
I'pon the pn pos::l that ll-c ie would i
he a.Iv.inta'.'.'s in makin' the p.ir- '.
c hases if silve r ;o tualiy re;uiie,l by
each p.ovi-rn.iii nt foe i;-- n-'i::."c pur--j-o.--.-s
with as much r.-Jiilai ity as pos
sible,' there was cm ire agreement at
each capita..! where th" subh- l wr
c ..nsid. r.-d. lioubt was i vpr. ss.i! la
scire. i-aes as to h ije r actual re-ciinre-ii.ents
could always K- ei -t-rmineel
with i-e'rul:rity. but the prin-.-ipl" that
recrnUi rit y of p ut c-hasc s ivoulil t" l.'""c
He ill alii;.- to th.- silv-r m ! , t ;i'i.l
the stability of international c.ieinoce
was declareil lo be Sound.
S AMUSEMENTS
In th' f g'1 ". tr.oiv: at th" T) e ris
tri.' iti- r ' ("lid iy uii-iel Xiiinager
Stechaa pn mis. s loe-";l i:rr.u -.-meet
le .::. of liie ure-af -t treats of ih.
sear -m in "il- Ilo Piii." tJ: jolly . 0:11
ody by 'il"us XIaxwf il Gc o iiiue. w iiie h
lies ac-l'.i - v.-d sue h .1 : c.iiou ne e 1 sac
cess thr. . jgl-out to.. Iniie-.l Stat's anl
Canadd the ;,:.sl 1 ur year::. For the
b :i fit c f those w ho de not kn nv w i;-it
"Hello r!ill'' is. v-ill say that it i ;
a i gitin-at. co'ie'l-' of t'l.. Iloytiali
type, with 1:" su -; ii ie :i of the variety
h-rsc play t l-m.-nt. th-' c h ar le-terR ?r
all ikv . sly el:an t..'p -s urh as one
p.. -.I:- i.a ' Ve ivei.iy life-, and til' liru-s
and situ -tie :.? are siil I 1 pjs:;-ss a
bright n : s serpas-c d by 4 mc'le rn
crmedy. a iei -.vorl'iy of th c ifcrts of
tlie L. :-t c !ia.ii.-.;1s. Th I lot tells rr
the adv.'Utui.-s. or rather mis-idven-tuic.3
o! o.e William FuM. r. wh.-, on
th" eve of hi i mar: U.ee, is caught in
a raid on r gambling h; use, and llnel:
sixty eiays in j .i! sturlns him in th -fac
How in explain to his brid"-tn-be
why lie must I'livc her at the altar
and . bs-:ii l.ii:.-: If fi r two n-oalln is
a pi--tty lend nut f r (he- li.l l.
" I ii II Ic eia.-k ;.nd Ihe mmn.-r in
liie h he dV"s th.- ) :i.j!'-iii k ens
af'li a -s sh ri. i:i a: , with unri-:-t 1 .1 ine.l
merriment for i. -arly (lir e- hours. The
play is said 1. po.-Mivi ly bill Id.- uv -r
wilh finny r 1 ual ions, anil there is no
hl-np in the m. riimeit from start to
finish. Th mp ::y pn---. ntiug t!ei
CONSTRUCTION OF THE
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DOUG HrlK-T V
Cr.T.-.'.j.d v:.s t.ik: :i l:i 1: l i l'iul:i-
.i Ifdii.t by 1). t-. liv.- I ;:uiilci ly. who
;ilt. r 1 rnvi: 11 lli- 'tjai;vr -icy mm
.U.ri.l..y t.ilit. allov. -d li!S j.t 1 ,.ni-r l
u !- av.:i.' ::i.l tuia-.lt- Willi the tlowii.
.... ; :..'t I: . !. ..:d . '..
UU11J,, ,.,, a Kaia
ac:. n ia..ia.i a" .o.a..
111:11 oa hitf . ;ti!i nip.
ni"i:y r':1 sea sen is raiel to he
tin if 1 ;:ce plional strength, a ml 'com
prises sin h well known artis-ts as' th"
Mic,-t s P inline Hlc kl T, Irene llobi-'Oil.
Kati.l'in C'ifi'inl. Katii.yii Vincent,
.Me t- .!.'!'. tt: Avtloir L. C agliser,
r-'ia:-l; .".:. '! yr. K 1'y, lie blin P. llayer,
PhiloP Shc-t'leld. Henry Adams and
Hairy I'.i.te lane.ie-. who is. cspc-ially.
e.gag. d to assume' ih 1 a,ling c-taie.ly
jole of William FtithT llii.t s.ase.n, and
who i' p: .. .l.i inicil as the- c i.mir.g liglit
c. :n.?.lian of Am'-riea.
H-'re is an : ;;mn-i.t: A man who
has. dy pi';ii,i says it Is re sponsible f.v.r
hi-! hrilab'e' disposition, cithers in the
l.emilv suggest that his irritable dis-
ipo-itioii Is what c-am-es el r;.e-psia.
! A le i: is a c Hoi;-.
I .?i .''lehiM.n w. in:; n is not .ml lo.ek
, . i..g lit-.ith in lb fac.-, and i r t af.'.ii l
' but rii" 1:' l-'iigiiirig at it. Coal ! y. u h
jit'.' Atchison Gl"'oe.
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A 3IRTHDAY PARTY
J Little Xji.-r Mc.llie Xlorrell was ten
years eihl Thursday, mid in the everi
i ir.g was given a birthday party by her
it'.-ther, Xirs. Chas. Whitlow. About
twenty of her little friends attended
! and a very pleasant time was enj yed.
, It was a compl-'ie surprise to Xlollie.
j K Ire ' hme r.ts were- perd .aid Xlolli'
j wished her birth lay might come oft;n-
er than on a year.
FOOTBALL AT TEMPE.
Quit': a number of Mesa's rportlng
fr.iti ir.ity went to Tern;n yesterday to
att 'iid thj Normal football game.
SAM HARRIS COMDUCTOR.
C-indue tor Marsh has re.-ign?d his
pesitien 0:1 the I'ho.-nix & Eastern
railroad and Sam Harris has la-?.n ap-
piinlee.1 t'; Ida pl;:t-p. XIr. Harris is well
l no.v;: ;n .Me f'.'i.l his ap;)-..intm?nt
will please l.is many friends here.
READY FOR YOUR FACES.
Th; new photograph gallery started,
by XIr, 1.';. .v, n i.-c now compl.-t-'d and
Xlesa's
young
truok"
j eopie can haw their
at th-. ir c ca veniem e.
! faces '
A FIRE ALARM.
The ringirg or the lire b dl Friday
tuini-d Mesa into a lever of excite
ment, live-; ybe:.ly Ftarted to run for
tin- ' e-ne of ill" fire, whic h was loe-at-
l in the- nc rth part 'if the cily. The
fir- ilepa r! m.-n t eager to rhe-.v it'i skill
thi-.-u wiile the ileeus cf th ' depart
111. nt building and hai musing a score
i f willing men started for the bl iz .
In a la-mark:. idy cheat lini" the streets
.ve -r- full of lie-n anil boys oa lit. rye
back, on be ye-les. 011 fjot and in car
liige s, oha-dl g toward (lie destruc
live llames. The street heidlng north
in front of Phil Wcis' stable- is iiiite
du;:!y and this crowd while- rushing
over it hid everything from View.
When the calvae-ade reac lie-d First
street north they emerged from the
c It ud c f dast. for the simole reason
that li re tlios- who came behind found
NEW YORK SUBWAY.
''l g'-jfg 1
fe ''j Before you buy it y
pMSli you know it by the baud. .
llfMim, After yon try it- mWU
. you know it by the quality. J0M$W
. ?3s5k The Largest Selling Brand t'
s - of Cigars in the Wcrld. J&gW
M V5tik Tho Band is tho Smoker's Protection. MSy
j CT,ngrff;atrd nil th.-r-v who h-nl pri ffd-j
cd thtm. 'W liuii' hens- hi ?! fire'.' :
jVhfr--s th.- liir'' A unall hay 111:1 l
I it ply. "H'lh. t'h irli.' Win;: is ju:u
j hutrdiifT up a little i.il of brush." And
ire it prcv.-J. And now tl..- p-rpl.. of
I .Mfi'a ari v. caiJTiiir who rrav? th;
A RICH 5TRIKF.
: , Xtr. i. I. Xl.rrill made a rich find
in th'' "am;i i"r.- k distric t this week.
1 He went out afte r a load of wood, but
I had the .ore c ioun metal constantly in
j mind and very little leelg-. matter r
ll:at of a saspic i ur. character escap-d
j him. H . disc t . ; . 1 an immensely ric h
; ledge of ge ld die, if the samples ill
i brought l ack are an iadicatio i of th
I nature cf ledge' matter. H made -two
; locations and fe Is sui that
1 it this time."
haa
' HIGH SCHOOL FAIR.
Sat-' 1 day next tin- XI -sa high school
will h-.l.l a lair the ntipts of which
will be applied toward the- purchase of
a nrw piarc-. The fair will Le a rr'gu-
lar HalliiA'e'c-n patty and fun will
.simply be jammed in.
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CHARLEY HALL RETURNS.
XIr. Charley H.all returned fima a
ummer citiiij- in '1 l..ra1e -Satuielay
in'i i.iog. II.- n o i ts a K.i li.l tim '
white away. Soon after leaving here
he found himself in the to-is of the
mounllins !.a the northern' part of
Colorado. One? mornirg lv wok-4 ui
ap.l found twelve inch.-s o' snow csn
the t.-nt.
THE DAWNING AT GLEN DALE
The Era For Which All Have Been
Waiting Has Come.
Glendale. Ariz., Oct. -I (Special
Ct ri espone'er ce cf The I iepublic-an.)
The night has lKeu long and
wc-ary, but the dawn cometh apace.
All honor to the brave pioneers who
redeemed thee .bioad acre: from the
de-eit. When the railrcid came there
were high hor?s and brilliant prophe
cies but the time was not ripe th 'V all
became as ashes. Small wander that
many grew faint hearted seme indeed
being forced to abandon thc-lr homes
for lack cf a bare Inline d. Now a
bi'ttcr day seems at hainl. and the
persistent folk, who dug to- this coun
try through all its changing fortunes,
will enfr i'rto their reward.
Virltcrs from the- north and east ar?
beginning to arrive some of them
with a view to legating e;r investing
ami ether to escape the rigors of
climes less kind.
If the present movement continues
the Increasing demand for house and
looms will have to be met by some
building cpe'ations. Material Is expen
sive, but most people don't care to
dwell In tents, and the way it locks
now rome adelitional houses would be
good f.ieome payers the year around.
Not a single house is unoccupied with
i.i a half 'mile' of the postoflite.
XV. L. Lawrence and wife aiv recent
arrivals from Gulesburg. Jll. They
havcel pitched their tent near the Hill
house.
T. E. Cotton drove up from Ph.-emix
e arly in the- w -t k with a pre spec live
realty buyer.
At their meeting XVe-dneis.lay night,
the Odd Fellows ve.ttel to nit'.-t lre
aft.er. until the Ir membership in
creases, on the first ami third -Saturdays,
of each mtalh, inst?uil of. every
Vf dm selay. as here tofore.
Walter Hill shipped a car of pears to
Chic ago Thursday. The .fruit . c am
from the- liiickley end Smith orchards.
Howard P. Harhert cf Philadelileiua
is spending the winter at Sam Stout's
rural retreat.
A number cf visitors toe.k advantage
of the special excursions to visit the
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Folder Tells All About It.
Qur folder, "Across the Continent in a Tourist Sleeping Cir,"
contains just the information travelers need.
It describes and illustrates Rock Island tourist sleepers; shows when
they leave the principal points in Arizona and when they arrive at Omaha,
St. Paul, Kansas City, Chicago, St. Ixuis and Memphis; tells how
much baggage is allowed; names the p-ohns ot interest en route and
sc hool Friday afternoon, and r.o adverse-
criticisms have been heard.
Alex Sllva started his barley crusher
Friday. His warehouse is ortwded to
th? roof with wheat and barley.
operations lit the r.ugar factory have
be n susper.eied f c r a few elays for lack
of steel. The beys are putting in the
lime in junkets te the various joints
of inUrest ir. the valley.
A Hallowe'en social is in preparation
for Friday evening, the 30th at the
Hummel resiel r.c e.
Ed. Fl.tding was slightly injured by
the slipping of n section cf ste.d at the
Sugar faeteay Wednesday. '
A. T. Enlc, hue of the Tar-Heel
stcte. has entered into a contract with
Deohor & Franklin for the purchase "f
their grocery stock. The deal will be
consummated on Nov. Lath.
Will Ii.obir.son was here today with
seme prospective investors.
L. J. Goofiing made the capital a
flying visit on Friday morning.
Will Kelley and Walter Payne are
among- tha largest prospective growers
of bee-ts hereabout. They have signed
fifty acres lor the coming season.
Walter Kimber has resumed his
former jwisition as assistant to Erick
;ion, our efficient and popular black
smith. Mr. XVagler. of Xlorton. 111., spent
StVeral eiays this avec-k viewing land
for. himself and other Illinois people,
who think seriously of taking up their
abode tin the valley. XIr. Wagler .is
on old-time fri.erul cf La Fayette Myers,
the resubmit agent of the Eastern Su
gar c ..mpany.
Dr. E. A. Lbcr has leas?.! the IV r
moyer house'. He will move here short
ly and take up the practice of his pro
fession. '. 15. Owen .s looking after the
I teach place, twe miles southeast, for
A food that
f
fibre and starch is very litt.e bet
ter than sawdust. You might
better simply eat the milk or cream
that usually goes
vour digestion.
nothing but the meat
without the fibre and with its starch
changed, by a very high temperature, into
dextrine. Starch in its simple form ferments, and
overworks the stomach. Starch, changed into
dextrine, assimilates readily and assists digestion.
The Kinderbeast is a new
cut-up puzzle to interest the
children, although it in
terests the thrown felks also.
'A Kinderbeast is ia each
package of II-O. Valuable
presents fur correct solutions.
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shows how much money is saved by "going
tourist."
Call at ar.y Southern Pacific ticket orEce and
get a cujy, or write
H. F. COX, General Agent, El Piso, Tex.
Lester Ncrils until tti first of tii
year.
The- meeting of water users under
the Arizona oLnal Thursday night was
rot ciuite so well attended as the ini
tial meetings, but all present were
there for business. Th entire m-t-Ing
was taken up considering the re
port of the e-emmittee on drafting
constitution, consisting tf V. E. N-s-singtr,
A. W. P.ennett and J. W.
Tooiiey. The only material change
made in the Instrument as reported by
the committee was in eliminating the
articl? providing for division of th
lands iito d'stricts anil the election of
advisory committees in each with
power of arbitrating local differences.
It was decided that this pravisiem
wculd tend to weaken the 'chief pur
pose of the organization, which is get
the canal cleaned, and involve the
members In domestic sirif . The pre
amble states as the object of the or
ganization; "to promote a better un
derstanding among all concerned in
the distribution of water to harmon
ize coniicting Interests, and to Insure
the united action ami continued co
operation essential to the proper pro
tectie.'.n of the rights of water users
under the Arizona canal." . The name
Is the "Arizona Canal Protective asso
ciation." "All owners, lessees and rep
resentatives of 11011-residenl owners of
lands w ith water rights under the Ari
zona canal' are declared eligible to
me mbe-rhir)- The commit to asked
further time to prepare by-laws.
There was entire lack of acrimonious
discussion and everything b-des well
fr.r this, first organization of vatr
ut vrs under the Arizona canal. At the
next meeting on Thursday night, the
li'.'tfi. members roll will be toened and
1 filters and executive ccmmiltve elect
ed. is simply crude
with it, and save
H-O Oatmeal is
of wholesome grain
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