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THE ARIZONA ftEPUBLTCAN, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 9, 1013.
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Jack says: "I need a good nerve
tunic. 1 have to work very hard and
am Incoming almost a wreck."
Answer: Your condition is very
I'ininion, especially among brain
workers. .Make the following tonic In
fixing syrup of hypophosphites comp.,
.. ozs ; tincture eadomene (not carda
mon), 1 oz.; and take a teaspoonful
hefor each meal and in a few weeks
your strength will be restored.
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Mr. IS D. asks: "Is it safe to re
duce one's weight? I weigh -40
pounds and would like to reduce at
U-ast -In pounds. What is a safe,
ha rmless renit-dy ?'
Answer: obtain of any well
stocked druggist a tube of ."-grain
;;rbof!H' tablets and take as per di
rections accompanying. These tab
lets are very easy to take and quite
reliablf for ipbesity or goitre.
The questions answored fellow are
general in character: the symptoms or
diseases are given and the answers will
apply to any case of similar nature.
Those wishing further advice, free,
may address Dr. Lewis Baker, College
Bldg., College-Ellwood Sts., Dayton,
Ohio, enclosing self-addressed, Stamped
envelope for reply. Full name and ad
dress must be given but only initials or
fictitious name will be used in my
answers. The prescriptions can be filled
at any well-stocked drug store. Any
druggist can order of wholesaler.
"Miss K." writ''
lish a remedy fi
trouble and the
arise fnm that si
with dizzy speils
mv eves and als.
r. "Could you pub
r liver and kidney
usual diseases that
urce. I am troubled
, dark spots before
with rheumatism."
Answer: If you will get three grain
s.ilpherb tablets (not sulphur tablets),
anil take ai eording to directions, you
will not only be relieved, but if you
continue the use of these tablets you
will le gradually cured of all the
troubles yon mention. They will puri
fy the blood and also cure your rheu
matism. c
"Worried" Your child can be' easily
cuied of bedwetting by using tincture
eulxhs, I dram: tincture rhusaromatic,
2 drams, and comp. fluid balmwort, 1
oz. Give him 10 to 13 drops in wate'
before eaeh meal. This is equally
good for older people.
'Yiiginia" writes: "I suffer great
ly with catarrh, bad brent h, head
ache ami pain across my eyes. Or!y
my nostrils and throat are affected.
Coi id yon prescribe a remedy to
cvre me?"
Answer: The following local
treatment should be used. Obtain a
tv-ouiice original package of Vi'ane
powder, put one-half teaspoonful ir a
lint of warm water and snuff the
wa.tc- from the palm of the hand
'i:rm;ch the nostrils several times
t'cMiy until they are cleaned thornugh
2v. To line ounce of vaseline or lard
mix one teaspoonful of Vilane povder
arid apply twice a day well un into
the nostrils, and your catarrh wi;l
-r.n vanish. This should be used at
;T.C!a!s to prevent a recurrence. I
have received hundreds of loiters
fr ti. grateful people who have us,?d
th above prescription anil be? n cured
from that dreadful disease, catarrh.
"Hannah" writes: "I would like
to get something that would make my
hair soft and fluffy. My hair is greasy
and I can do nothing to keep the oil
out of it."
Answer: To take the surplus oil
out ol the hair and keep it soft and
fluffy, get a 4 oz. jar of plain yellow
minyol and use it regularly. This
will cure itching scalp and dandruff
and make the hair grow, anil you
will not be bothered with stringy,
straggling locks.
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"Louise" writes: "I do not weigh
enough for my height. I am dull and
lifeless and have frequent headaches.
Please advise what will help me."
Answer: Your condition is due to
the lack of red blood corpuscles. I
can prescribe nothing better than
three-grain hyponiulane tables, which
I can be purchased at any up-to-date
i drug store in sealed cartons with full
I directions. These tablets will cause
J the body to assimilate the fatty ele-
ments of food :.nd thus give you
, strength and added color to the skin.
I Your weight will increase and you
will not be troubled with headache,
i These are recommended by physi
j cians and if taken according to di
! rections you will surely gain flesh.
! "Troubled Miss (." writes: "Every
; winter I am troubled with severe at
! tacks of rheumatism which some
j times keep me in bed for weeks.
I riease advise something for inc."
Answer: My favorite prescriptions
for rheumatism, and one that I know
has cured thousands of people, is
made by mixing: Iodide of potas
sium, drams; sodium salicylate, 4
drams; wine of eolchieum, one-half
oz.; coir.p. essence cardiol, 1 oz.;
camp, fluid balmwort, 1 oz.; 4 syrup
si.rsapnriUa. ' oz. Take one teaspoon
ful at meal time and at led time, ami
ou w ill soon be. cured.
"Annette" writes: "I have been
greatly annoyed lately by coughing
and a tickling sensation in the throat
and hoarseness after singing. My
bronchial tubes are affected also."
Answer: Y'ou can be very easily
cured of this bronchial trouble by us
ing essence mentho-laxene. This re
lieves quickly and certainly brings
about a cure, by its tonic and laxative
action and therefore is superior to
ordinary preparations, which only re
lieve. Y'ou can feel the medicine
working on the throat, lungs and
bronchial tubes, giving a feeling of
freshness and strength to the entire
system. Purchase a 21,. oz. package
of essence mentho-lazene and make
according to the directions on bottle
and take eight to ten doses daily, and
you will soon be cured of your
trouble.
"X. L. o." writes. "Have suffered
for years with stomach trouble and
constipation. Have tried many 'cures'
but they did not even relieve. I have
great pain at time, especially after I
eat."
Answer: Obtain tablets triopeptine
and take according to directions.
These tablets are pink, white and blue.
Take a pink tablet after breakfast,
a white tablet after dinner and a blue
tablet after supper. Regular treat
ment with these tablets will cure any
case of stomach disorder. Advertisement.
Los Angeles Union Stock Yards Co.,
339 South Hill St.,
LOS ANGELES, CALIF.
Oentlomcn :
Please send me your book giving particulars of
Union Stock Yards Project.
Signed
BARTELDES
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Once used, always used
If not at your dealer. we will supply direct.
Our 1913 catalogue free
Our Specialty Seeds for Dry Farming
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THE BARTELDES SEED CO.,
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S. HARRY ROBERTSON
35 E. Washington St. Phone :Overland 8449
1 TOWNS
BE REPRESENTED
Cities and Counties of Ari
zona Announce Their In
tention of Sending .Large
Delegations to Aztec Sun
Festival
Communications from representa
tives of the Arizona towns and
counties at the Aztec Sun Fete are
coming in to the board of. trade,
headquarters of the festival commit
tees. Mayor Timerhoff of Prescott
yesterday sent word he will have
Morris Goldwater of thci Hill-top
town represent for him at the Fete.
Yuma coounty will be represented by
V. K. Elliott, chairman of the board
of supervisors of the county, who
will be in the city ia. a short time
ready for the ceremonies. Navajo
county has not yet named a repre
sentative, but will do so in the near
future. The clerk of the board of
supervisors at llolbrook sent word
yesterday that a delegate, will be
chosen in a day or two.
The system of having representa
tives from every town and county in
thv state will not only be unique but
exceptional. The consolidation of in
terest that such a stunt will brins
will be of almost as much value to
the state as the advertising and local
boosting of the whole Sun Fete. It
is the purpose of the Fete to unite
the interests of all Arizona .In one
grand yearly celebration of the na
tion's acceptance of the newest state.
Hy a coincidence, the date of the en
trance of Arizona's territory into the
I'nion falls in the same month, just
two weeks before the statehood day.
So the Aztec Sun Fete Is ail Ai
zona's and that puts all the more sig
nificance un he presence of county
and city representatives In the big
historical pageant.
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STRONGER DEMAND
FOR KENILWORTH LOTS
The Southwestern IJuilding ajid In
vestment Company reports that Ken
Hw.irtli tract is growing each day,
there is a steady growth in the home
building line and a steady growth in
the selling of lots in the addition.
Sunday, especially, seems to he the
day for investors to be abroad in
the tract looking at lots with Uie
desire of purchasing. The three
louses that are being built by the
Soiithwe.-tern lluilding Ttnd Invest
ment Company are rapidly being
completed; they are taking not over
.even weeks to finish the houses and
have the purchasers in their own
homes.
This makes the eleventh week the
Southwestern has been doing busi
ness. H has sold over thirty-live
thousand shares of Mock, have kss
than fifteen thousand Wt for a dol
lar, are building their seventh house,
and have one hundred and one stockholders.
Mrs. Kavanaugh will move into her
house on the corner of Portland
Seventh avenue, Wednes
yard is all fenced, there
in the rear and the lawn
stref t and
day. The
is a shed
Vi planted.
A large
lot south
this week.
house will be built on the
of Frank Alkire's home
The lots having a front
age of seventy feet, give plenty of
room for the building of quite a.
frontage and have enough left on
each side of the house to have a
respectable lawn "and rose garden.
More cement walks are to be put
down as soon as the weather will
permit that kind of work.
Foot Misery Spoils
a Good Dinner
No More Swollen, Aching, Blistered
Feet After Using TIZ.
Send at Once for Free Trial Package
Yon may think she's nervous and
fretful but just remember she has
feet; poor, tired, aching feet.
Everywhere
You Go
You See
People
Kicking Off
Their Shoes
-They
Need TIZ.
Mention TIZ. She will then re
member that at any drug store, de
partment or general store she tan
got a 5 cent box of TIZ, and away
So all foot troubles. TIZ makes a
harvest of corns, shrivels the bunions,
makes the skin firm and resisting to
all shoe and foot afflictions. TIZ
draws out the acid poisons of the
feet a TIZ foot bath is a new prin
ciple, and you positively cannot get
foot relief in any other way. Don't
please don't waste your patience on
substitutes. Demand TIZ. For a free
trial package write today to Walter
Luther Dodge & Co., 1223 S. Wabash
Ave., Chicago, 111.
FALTIN DIES
ON APRIL 18
rhat is Unless There Should
He Intervention; Sentence
Passed Upon the -Murderer
of Carl Peterson
Yesterdav Mornint:
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wonderful sure and certain cure for
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Thousands have already taken ad
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the awful agony of piles.
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No matter how desperate you think
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have used it in the privacy of your
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how efficacious it is, you can get the
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after reading this notice you suffer
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Name
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City .
William Fait In, the murderer of
Carl Peterson on the morning of
Fertenihcr last, wa.s yesterday sen
tenctj by Judge Phillips of the Su
1 erior Court. t- b- hanged in the
penitentiary 'on April IS. A com
mittment was issued to the sheriff
who will remove Faltin to the pi-nl-tntiary
today. In the afternoon
Attorney I-', c. Struekmeyer, one of
counsel for Kallin, prepared a pauper
affidavit for his signature, prepara
tory t.i taking an appeal to the Su
preme Court. Nine-thirty yesterday
morning was the time set by the
court for passing sentence upon Kal
tin. There was still jx-nding the mo
tion for a new trial which had Urn
argued at length by counsel for the
defense. Judge Phillips took that up
vhen court win convened and over
ruled it. In passing upon the motion
the court read the following decision
of the Oklahoma criminal court of
appeals:
"When it defendant is clearly
guilty this court will not reverse a
convif tion upon a technicality or ex
ception which dins not affect the
substantial rights of
This i the settled
court.
"in fact, we could
vise without committing wilful,
wicked and deliberate perjury. Our
statutes expressly state that on ap
peal this e-ourt must give judgment
without regard to technical errors
or defects er exceptions which elo
not affect the substantial rights of
the parties. This is eine of the
laws which we have sworn to en
force; and the lawyers of Oklahoma
must distinetly understand that we
are geiing to follow this statute ex
plicitly, both in its Utter and in its
spirit.
"This statute meets with our entire
approval. This we announced in the
case of Pyers v. Territory 1 Okl. Co.
702. loo Pac. 201. 10:: Pac. -,;J2. We
there said: 'If, upon appeal, the only
Utstion to be decided was as to
whether or not any error .had been
committed upon the trial of the c;use
In the court below, without refer
ence te the (pie-stion
the defendant, then
would be thei real
would be upon trial
and the guilt ef the
the defendant.
Iolicy of this
not hold other-
of the gni't of
the trial judge
tlefendant, and
on the appeal,
defendant would
.State
become Immaterial.' Certainly 'no
sane and impartial man should eon
lend for a doctrine which would be
so subversive of justice, and which
would result in sinh ruinous conse-iuenee-s
to the- enforcement ef crim
inal law. It would make eiur courts
a. mockery, a narc, and a. delusion.
Justice' demands Unit in the admin
istration of law its processes shmild
never be allowed to beceme a game
of skill between contending counsel.
There has bee-n entirely too much
of this in the post. It litis resulted
in the miscarriage of justice in
many cases and has bred a spirit ef
e'isg-ust for law and contempt for
courts in the public miml. Reduced
to its last analysis, the dextrine
Contended for by counsel, if recog
nized, would require this court "to
hold that,, where evidence is admit
ted tluring a trial, and upon appeal
it is held that suth evidence was
improperly admitted, a reversal of
the conviction niust follow, regard
less of the character of the evidence
in the revorii, upon trie-, grounei mat,
the prosecution having off creel this
evidence as a part of its case, it is
estopped from denying its injurious
effect. It appears to us tlvat this
a.pplication of tho doctrine of estop
pel to the state is a technicality
run mad and gone ito seed."
Then came the passing of the sen
tence. For the first time since his
arrest the eouanimitv of Faltin
seemed to be disturbed. Thougl
smiling, he -was evidently restless,
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The New Shoe Store
At Washington and Center street where you've noticed the
extensive improvements being made, there is a new Shoe Store
going in that will be a credit to the retail establishments of
Phoenix.
Why this new Shoe Store ? What is its policy ?
It's going to be
A "Blue Blood" Shoe Store
A store completely stocked with dependable 4 'Blue Blood" shoes
for the entire family at reasonable prices. A store where the
undeviating policy of never misrepresenting is bound to win
your confidence. Perhaps vou know "Blue Blood" shoes
they're built strictly on the Quality plan. A Gold Guarantee
Bond goes with every pair.
Later we will tell you more about "Blue Blood" quality, style
and prices.
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Opening Day Next Saturday, Feb. 15th
Slue TSl00
Shoe Store
Next tc Phoenix Bakery
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as indicated by the constant shiu
l'ling of his feet. But Judge Phil
lips was far more painfully movt il
than the man upon whose life he was
about to place a limit.
Faltin was asked if he had any
thing to s-ay why the sentence of
eleatli sirould not be passed upon him.
He turneel psde biyt made no response
to the inquiry and the judge pro
ceeded. He took occasion to say that he
was opfseei to capital punishment
and if be had ever felt a repugnance
to it before, he certainly did at that
moment. Iut he said that was the
law and it was the duty of tho court
to nforce it. At the conclusion of
his re-marks he fixetl the time and
place of Faltin's death.
Then Kaltln gave a sign of feeling
whieh had be-en vainly looked for
during his long orde-al. lie swal
lowed with great rapidity and the
shuffling of his feet inereaseHl.
As he was led down .stairs he said
with an oath, "They couldn't make
me weaken." and on the way to the
jail entrance he passed a young man,
a trusty, who maele some light re
mark concerning the event in the
court room.
' Kid." said Faltin, "if I had you in
the cell a minute I'd make a man of
you."
After the return of Faltin to the jail
his relaxation was rapid. It was plain
that his show of calmness throughout
the trial and the subsequent proceed
ings was made under a great strain
which there was now no use of endur
ing. I,ato last night Deputy Sheriff
Lew Mickey went to his cell and told
him that he would not be at the office
when he would leave for Florence and,
so, would bid him goodbye. Faltin's
eyes grew moist, his hand shook as he
extended it to take the deputy's and his
voice trembled as he spoke. 'While
speaking he clung to the hand of the
deputy and after he had finished, he
still held it.
It is thought that the supreme court
may pass upon the appeal before the
latal Aoril IS, so that if the judgment
of the lower court should be affirmed,
the execution may proceed unless there
should be intervention by the governor.
Also, before that date,- the legislature
will have acted either favorably or un
favorably upon the governor's recom
mendation for the abolition of capital
punishment. The attitude of the sen
ate is uncertain but it is stated that
the house will vote overwhelmingly
against a bill to abolish the death penalty.
HUNGRY? TIGHTEN YOUR BELT
A German Scientist Found the Old
Advice is Sound
Tho vagrant's remedy for hunger
that of tightening his belt has been
put to scientific tests by Dr. It. L.enn
hoff, a German investigator. Drinks
and solid foods were made opaque
by the addition of a metallic salt,
and the effect of swallowing these
articles was then, watched by means
of X-rays.
It was shown that the simple act
ef tract swallowing caused the stom
ach to contract by reflexion, thus
hastening satiation. When solid food
was swallowed the contraction of the
stomach was seen a relatively small
amount being needed to satisfy the
appetite. The swallowing of liquid
gave less contraction, a larger quanti
ty of such food being necessary and
when the liquid was passed into the
stomach through a tube, without swal
lowing twice as much was necessary
as before.
It was concluded that artificial pres
sure on th stomach must have the
same effect t.s swallowing. Further
experiment confirmed this and in all
cases persons eating as they pleased
took less wIwmi wearing a tight belt
around the waist thean when without
the belt. When however, liquid food
was introduced through the tube the
belt had no effect whatever on satis
fying the appetite, so that swallowing
evidently plays some part even when
aided by artificial pressure.
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GIVING HIM A SHOCK
"Miss Dubbkins Mariett " stam
mered Wimpleton, nervously, "er
vow will yuh you mum mum
marry me?"
"Don't you ever ask mo a ques
tion like that again, Reginald Wi tuple-ton,"
replied the girl proudly.
"Bub but ' whuh why. Mum Ma
rietta?" stutered Wimpleton. "I lul
ltd love you dud devotedly and "
'Because," the fair girl answered,
firmly, "because it will not be neces
sary for you to subject yourself to
the nervous strain. I will." Har
per's Weekly.
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OUR TRIMMING is done by the most skilled
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MRS. D. M. CLARK
413 East Washington Street
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