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Arizona republican., 1908-09-10
Interesting Facts.

Montreal grain merchant recently sent an inquiry to London by the wireless system and received an answer in less than two hours.
 Mangrove wine is now said to be big factor in treating leprosy in the camps in the Philippines and fin Louisiana. It produces fat and apparently greatly re- tards the progress of the disease.
 Russian political prisoners are said to be still dying by hundreds in interior sec tions of the country, away from Euro pean press and under a Russian censor ship so strict that the truth cannot be sent out by mall or telegraph to civiliza- tion.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-10
Masculine Modes of the Moment.

cut much wider than at the beginning of the season If the new fashion catches on and develops 1t will mean that the 'sack" trousers will be in style again. good many men believe this would be a pity because trousers that are not well-shaped, tapering from the knee downwards have not the effect of extra smartness. The loose trouser In way is a good thing for the tailors, because 1t means lot of creasing. Such trousers If not always well creased look badly on any man.
 The last innovation of the fashionable man, the turned-up trouser began to gain popularity last year and now 1t has sud denly become the vogue and all tailors are adopting It. The trousers are cut extra long and then the ends turned up from an inch to three inches depending on the taste of the customers and the material. Flannel Or very light goods should have a deep turn. The edges are carefully finished and the ends made permanently turned up by being sewn together.
 There are good reasons for the new style If you turn up the ends of an ordinary pair of trousers the result is never very satisfactory. The parts turned up generally sag away from the legs and look untidy. You may make a neat job of them one minute but the next they will be quite wrong.
 Then again. the tailor made turnup can not gather dirt and dust. Turn up an ordinary pair and in one afternoon you will gather a remarkable quantity of dirt and dust in the folds. This if not carefully brushed out every day will by
Arizona republican., 1908-09-10
Take Care of YOffr Teeth.

Take Care of YOtfr Teeth.
 The greatest care should be taken of the teeth. They are organs of the body, and, the same as the other organs, are subject to the same laws. They are or gans specialized to perform the work of mastication, and the strength is deter mined by their use. It Is wrong to soften ones food or cut away crusts as Is done in the case of children by foolish nurses and fond mothers. This creation of artificial conditions produces weak organs. One cannot wonder why teeth are bad, why there is so much toothache or why dentists bills are so high. If man becomes a toothless race 1t will be his own fault.
 Too much care cannot be taken with the teeth. They should be brushed at lenst once a day and periodically exam- ined by q competent dentist, and anything wrong should at once be attended to. At the moment you may have fine. healthy teeth, but neglect them ever so little and then at 60 you will wish you had taken more care of them.
 Changes fin Diet Should Be Slow.
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 Radical changes in diet should be made slowly and Judiciously. There are few homes among the middle and upper classes where the meat bill could not be adyan- tageously cut down, and similar reduc- ton could be made in many working
Arizona republican., 1908-09-10

Owners of narrow city lots often find 1t rather difficult to secure the plan of a house which shall be both attractive and convenient, as well as adaptable to the rectangular piece of ground they possess. The one illustrated is peculiarly suited to the ordinary city lot, even one so narrow as 30 feet front, as. exclusive of piazza, 1t measures 22x32 feet. The estimated cost, exclusive of heating and plumbing, is S2.6O0.
 There is a pretty piazza across the front, with Ionic columns supporting it's roof. The gambrel roof gives an appear ance of height and symmetry which is most pleasing, and also gives the much desired closet space for the second-story rooms. -
 There is no waste space, for although
Arizona republican., 1908-09-10

the rooms are not large, they are con- veniently arranged and easy of access. The entrance, through a vestibule, opens into a small reception hall. from which the main stair leads up. with a small bay window lighting the landing. A great convenience is the basement door opening under this window.
 There Is but one chtmney-a central one-with fireplace in the living-room, which also accommodates the furnace and kitchen fiues. The diningroom opens from the living-room with sliding doors, and at the rear of the room Is a cozy nook with a seat built around three sides.
 In the large pantry there is re- frigerator space by which this necessary piece of furniture is accessible from the
Arizona republican., 1908-09-10

rear porch. The pantry is also accessible from both the kitchen and dining room. On the second story there are two large chambers, as well as one small one, all provided with closets. The bathroom opens upon the hall, the plumbing pipes being brought directly up from the kitchen. Such an arrangement Is more economical than where the kitchen and bath are on opposite sides of the house.
 The house is finished in hardwood in the first story and with painted pine fin the second. Outside the narrow siding is painted a light green in the first story, with the trimmings white. The gable sides of the second story are light green, contrasting nicely with the dark green stain of the shingles of the roof.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-10
Signification of Moles.

Many people come Into the world with moles on some part of their body. Scien- lists declare that these marks are signih- cent for good or evil. Here are the de- hneations:
 A mole on the forehead shows ambition, wisdom and ability in the management of affairs.
 4 mole on the right cheek shows the person Is greatly beloved and will acquire Hches and honor.
 mole on the right eye, a dulness of understanding; on the left. quickness of perception. G
 mole on the neck shows a man pru- dent in his actions; on a woman, shows weakness in judgment and ready to be- heve the worst of her husband.
 A mole on the shoulder denotes labor and poverty.
 A mole on the breast shows affection, strength, courage and resolution.
 A mole on the back shows a person to be much given to lying in bed
 A mole on the leg much given to walk ing and fond of visiting distant parts.
 A mole on the foot denotes 0 naughty disposition.
 A mole on the back of the hand a pro pensity for other mons goods
Arizona republican., 1908-09-10
The Sexes As Workers. Women vs. Men

The demand of some women is to be put on an exact level with men. If on the question of salary one can only ask why !? A man is the head of the family. He has to pay the household bills, support his wife and children and has great many expenses that some women know nothing about. girl, on the other hand. has small contribution to make toward the family's expenses and can spend the re- mainder of her earninsg on herself in dress and amusement. There are, of course. some exceptions on both sides
 If more girls stayed at home, men argue, then salaries would go up and they would get the wage more nearly due to them. There are thousands of house holds in this country which would be benefited If the girls stayed at home and helped their mothers with the house and the children and perfected themselves in the paths of life for which they are h. tended-wifehood and motherhood.
 There are some little stories which are a whole sermon in themselves. Here is one which makes very clear the hurt to men of the competition of the fair sex:
 A young man employed as a typist in an office at S15 per week was engaged to a girl who lived in a suburban locality with her parents. He lived In the city, but used to go out and see her once or twice during the week of an evening and always all day Sunday. He had only recently been raised to S15 from a S1250 salary, and the marriage was to take place as soon as the couple had saved up A certain modest sum to start house keeping on. The girl, thinking this might be realized the quicker, secretly learned typewriting, and with her parents per mission started looking for a job. It was to be quite a surprise to the young man. The girl advertised, and with success.
 The next Sunday when George ap- peared she flew at him In her gay mood she did not notice his moroseness. 'Oh, George" she cried, 'I shall see you
Arizona republican., 1908-09-10

every day now, for I've learned type writing. and have just got a job at s7 a week-and just fancy-it is in your office"
 dawning light came into the young mans eyes Indeed" he said That's the reason then that have got the sack"
 It was true. His future wife had cut him out and all unknowingly taken his job for less than half the money. It Is somewhat sad to relate that 1t took that young man several months to get an- other job as good. and that the marriage was delayed very long time in eonse- Quence
Arizona republican., 1908-09-10

degrees cut into the cloth and the first thing you know your trousers have q ragged edge and holes in the ends. The man who turns up his trousers on a wet day is not troubled with this because there Is no dust to gather.
 It used to be considered very bad form for man to go about indoors with trousers turned up, but now that the permanently turnup style is the fashion the practice has been condoned.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-10

THE OFFICIAL General Orders. No. 6. ordering the encamp- ment of the First regiment of the N. G. A. at the territorial fair grounds September 9 to october ?, was issued yesterday by the governor and acting adjutant- general.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-10

Some men prize a thing more for 1 being surrounded with real obstacles.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-10
III WAS NOT SUICIDE
 DEATH OF DR. RUSIIN
But the Coroners Jury is Unable tc Say Who Killed Him.

Omaha, Sept 9-The jury in the case of Dr. Frederick w Rustin re- turned a verdict this afternoon finding that the physician was shot by a man. The evidence being insufficient to fasten it on any one, the jury reeom-
 mended that the police continue their investigation as to the relations of Dr..
 Rustin and Charles T.. Davis, brother of F.. H. Davis, president of the First National Bank.
The evening world., 1908-03-31
ECZEMA ONLY SKIN DEEP.
Local Cvrc Of Diseased Surface Nov
Recognized as Proper Treatment.

In gathering data for an addres
before the Pathological Club. Dr. n.
y. Dennis. the skin specialist Of Chi
cago, prepared liable of results on
microScCpical blood examinations of
! iGS sufferers from skin disease.
! These tests We're from the blood OF
persons who had called at his office
within period of two years. Less
than 10 pr cent OF all these cases
showed anything at all the matter
with the blood. and in not single
instance could the physicians present
trace the slightest connection between
The skin affection and the blood
humor.
This persona experience furnished
the Chicago physician with the basis
for brilliant exposition of his con
tention that Eczema. PSORIASIS. salt
rheum. .arber's itch and Other skin
diseases are first and last diseases of
the skin and have nothing at all to
do with the blood. At the conclusion
OF his paper. DR. Dennis was congrat-
ulated on his demonstration by the
prominent m dical men present.
For several years Or. Dennis has
allowed a private company to manu-
facture and sell his celebrated COM
pound o! thymol, glycerine and oil of
winterEreen known as d. ID. D. Pre-
scriptiou and It was particularly
gratifying To him that other first
class physicians, free from prejudice
and jealousy. should recommend the
H. D. ID. Prescription to all skin suf-
ferers
II is simply wonde:fu!-the instant
relief-ihe complete taking away of
the itch the very moment this oil OF
wintergreen compound is applied TO
he skin. We know. We vouch for il,
VIM B. Riker & Son Co. Just try il.
We recommend d. d. d. Prescription
especially ~hen used with d. d. D.
soap. Call at our store and we will
tell you more about this scientific
cure
The evening world., 1908-03-31
How TO Get We'll
for SO cents in a Month

This is the trouble with niue people in
ten who don't feel we'll:
The liver Is torpid because of abuse
Because of wrong food and too little
exercise.
The bowels have grown inactive. The
waste of the system loads the blood
with impurities.
Then one takes harsh ph 'sic-sal.s and
pills-in trying to CO, ect the wrong.
THIS the stomach and bowels become
infamea. The whole digestive sys-
tenn is upset.
All these results end quickly by the
use of Cascarets.
One candy tablet. once or twice day.
In a month, or less. one knows wnat
II Is TO be we'll
Cascarets aid digestion. Harsh physic
destroys II.
The evening world., 1908-03-31

SURPRISE SALE No. =,
The evening world., 1908-03-31

Cascare:s gently stimulate the liver.
Cathartics whip it to action.
Cascare,s heal the bowels. Pills, salts
and castor oil merely irritate.
II you tranped the woods for month,
ate coarse food, fruit and green vege-
tables, the result would be the same
as a month with Cascarets.
But most people can't do that. For
them. Cascare,s bring the same re-
suits, just as naturally, just as
effectively.
Cascarcts are candy tablets. They are sold
by all druggists. but never in bulk Be sure %
get the genuine. with CCC on every tablet
The box Is marked Ike ;his:
The evening world., 1908-03-31

Copenhagen 70 color IN ,lk' IS more more m demand
OhkS rnhagen blue. and none IS ,clrcer
We have rhs weIl-hkcCt shade N such
six -lhrc, O., -ouIIrd chevron, toulard tlconnr
uoire 1ton ave. s4nn chiffon rave -ldium I'M
prime -,trl rlvr uftrr .luadrllc ,urlh chcvron
mc,sIhns.ry rave. 1ongees ind the wanted olan
abucs-
tt -5c 10 40 gd
N.a -.5s5
The evening world., 1908-03-31
Spring Sale Specials in
Table Linens White Goods

% IT ALI. LINEN TABLE DAMASKS
f'g n.-ar0e.I--,, ncues vide
par t-rn~-,iOu Judge a.
.gaa-- 1r price ....--.......
-iu.t-s.x ~lris
= DT LINGERIE RATrSTES-
~~H-l Inc qua. ~ sor
Iressas va srs underwear = , :,
trt infants wear. -...-....
rtt. = arts
The evening world., 1908-03-31

Besides these items. VIC print
interesting news of Trimmed
and Cnirlmmcd Hats and
Flowers, Misses Suits. Nov
city Dress Trimmings, Cotton
Sultlngs, Parasols and Rhine
stone Pins IN other evening
papers tonight. 1t makes
profitable reading.
The evening world., 1908-03-31

=, Tomorrow for the first time we show.
DroadcioSh attractive group OF brOadclorh capes
C,oes which at rhc low price offer them
Will be appreciated by every woman
who sees them. Made OF a good quail
nv OF broadcIorh m white, hehouope. tan. Nice
blue. castor rose and black. sllk-hned hood
4t I2.5O Each
Second DOR
The evening world., 1908-03-31
g ct EMBROIDERED

AL fin- Persian Law
.ncles v.ie-ln Al elegant
range ot Ey-i-t. Wheel and : .
Blind Work Designs ..
LLuf--f3 va-yIa
The evening world., 1908-03-31
Women S 4e ct. tt1,::Drawsrs =: 81

soft. close Camhr.c--,ti, rl.!-x de
rutne open embroidery and tucks
above
LIFrf.-TN,
The evening world., 1908-03-31
Women's ST. 50 Skirts on

White Camb-ir-iesp iiounces VIII
wide ernb y and three wide inserts o
lace Inserting, tucks and wide rG.as-
AL sizes
The evening world., 1908-03-31
25 CT Silk MaIine -. ia

White Black and Colors-g7 inches
W.is-for N-ckwsar. Hat Bows. etc.
Limit y.is
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-27
Peculiar Cycling Contest

Fred Larsen of the c. r. c. A., New
York, has offered a silver loving cup
for the member of Century Road Club
association who will make the best time
from Central bridge to the Kingsbridge
road and return, between April l and
October l, 1908. The rules of this con-
test are somewhat different from those
OF other races, inasmuch as the dis
tance must be covered different from
those of other races alone and unpaced.
Each competitor must be timed by at
least two members of the committee.
and all disputes are to be referred to
r. f, Kelsey, chairman of the N. c. A.
board of control, whose decision will
be final. Any member of the c. r. C.
A. can compete at any time and as
often as he chooses by notifying the
committee in charge.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-27
A Wheel Around New York

A New York paper has evidently sent
some one around that city with a foot
rule, for it announces that the circuit
of Gotham can be made by means of
32-mile bicycle ride. 1t is frankly stated
that If one would undertake the trip
it would be wise for him to take day
off, or appoint a Sunday for the task.
There is riding of sort for the entire
distance, but there are also sufficient
difficulties and bad roads to fairly try
the cyclists mettle. The newspaper
man who made the trip found the most
interesting feature of the day to be the
intense devotion of sport exhibited on
land and water at the city's outer edge,
and found about every sort practicable
from safety tag on the decks of ice
barges to horsemen and women am
bling by Grants tomb.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-27
MOTORING

The New Jersey Motorcycle club, a
new organization of Newark, N. J., is
planning to hold an endurance run for
motorcycles on Decoration day. The
new club Is in fiourishing condition
with a rapidly increasing membership.
The president, William j. Morgan, has
offered prize Of $100 to the club men,
ber rolling up the biggest mileage for
the year, and it Is announced that a
similar prize will be given by the
maker of a we'll known speed register
ing device. A committee has been APP
pointed to design a club pennant and
badges and a series of club runs has
been MANNED.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-27
Rounding Up Cycle Law vioIators

The Ogden, Utah, police court offered
excellent evidence of the revival of
cycling one day last week, and also the
disregard that some wheelmen have for
laws and the well being of their fellow
citizens. Fifteen violators of the BIZ
cycle ordinance were lined up before
his honor, who promptly administered
drastic treatment in the shape of fines.
Some of the riders were found using
the sidewalks. while others had been
arrested for cycling after dark without
lights.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-27
The Black Watch AwheeI

And now the British government, in
deciding upon regiment to be
equipped as cyclers, has decided to give
that honor to the famous Black Watch
of Scotland. The sense of humor must
be extremely deficient in the war office,
or it would not thus contrast the
modern wheel with such archaic adorn-
ment as the Scotch kilt, dirk, sporran,
skene dhu, feather bonnet and plaid.
The ensemble will doubtless eclipse
anything that Chinese warriors have as
vet achieved.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-27
cvcIers, Road Race for Cleveland

A road race. to be held under ths
auspices of the local bicycle dealers,
will be held in Cleveland on Saturday
afternoon, June 6. 1t is the intention
to start the race from the corner of
East Ninth street and Euclid avenue,
with the finish at the GienViiie track,
where a series of races will1ater be
held. II the interest in the road race
meets the expectations of the gentle-
men having the event in hand other at
fractions of q like nature VIII Do
planned for the coming season.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-27
OAKLAND SHUT
OUT IN MORNING
MAKES THREE HITS, BUT FAILS
TO SECURE RUNS
cooNEY LOSES AFTERNOON CON-
TEST
Player Throws Eagan's Grounder
Away and Portlanders Take Ad-
vantage of Error-Two
Knock Home Runs
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 26.--Gar-
rett shut Oakland out in the morning
game, to 0. Oakland only secured
three hits, which failed to score any
runs. Portland secured nine hits off
Hopkins, which resulted in four runs.
In the afternoon game, which took
thirteen innings to decide, Oakland won
by score of to 4. Cooney lost the
game for Portland by throwing
Eagan's grounder away. In the sixth
inning both Heitmuller and Eagan
knocked the ball over the fence for a
home run. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE

BY Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, April 26.--Errors by
st. Louis and timely hitting gave Gin
cinnati comparatively easy victory
today. Coalxley was hit harder thar
Raymond, but managed to keep the
visitors hits scattered. Score:
Cincinnati 4, hits 6, errors 8.
st. Louis 0, hits T. errors 3.
Batteries-Coakley and Schlei; Ray
mond and Hostetter.
CHICAGO, April 26.-Chicago- Pitts
burg game postponed, rain.
ST. LOUIS, April 26.-Chicago-St
Louis game postponed, rain.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-27
STATE LEAGUE
STOCKTON WINS GAME
By Associated Press.

BY Assoc1ated Presa.
STOCKTON, April 26--With Grip
pied team, Stockton evened matters
with Fresno today, winning by score
OF 3 to 2. The features Of the game
wero the two three-baggers by Shay
and a two-bagger by Morrison which
brought two runs over THE plate. The
Seventh Regiment band of Fresno was
in attendance and the crowd was i'm
mense. Score:
Stockton 3, hits 5, errors 2.
Fresno g. hits 4, errors 1.
Observation-Disclosures and Joyce; Mil
ler and Blankenship.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-27
SACRAMENTO DEFEATS ALAMEDA

SACRAMENTO, April 26.-Alameda
saved shut out today by making a
single run after two outs in the ninth
lining. Several decisions on the part Of
Umpire Flynn marred the contest.
Hallin ana Broadbent being ordered off
the field. Score:
Sacramento O. hits 4, errors 1.
Alameda l, hits 9, eerors 1.
Batteries - Whalen and Graham;
Johnson and Burns.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-27
Good Southern Roads for cyciers

Cycling In the south is receiving a
tremendous impetus from the era of
road building that has been inaugu-
rated of late years. Throughout Geor-
gia large amount of modern highway
has been constructed, as the direct re-
suit of demand for better conditions
on the part of cyclists and motor
cyclists. The new shell road between
Houston and Galveston in Texas, which
Is some sixty miles in length, will be
one of the finest roads in the south and
will add greatly to the number of eye
lers and motorcyclers living in and be-
tween those cities.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-27
eLENpALE CLUE SCORES

The scores at the Glendale Gun CLUB yes
terday were all out OF possible twenty-five
and are as follows;
900 yards-L. Andrews 2S. A. G. Munson
30. q. v. Parker 10. ]. T. Mcclellan 1s. P.
r. .wickard II, u. Holcomb IL. l. s. Han
800 500 yards--L. w. chobe 10. j. t. McLel-
A5 500 y; yards--J t. Mcclellan 2l. L. Andrews
90 H. Stock Is.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-27
FAST CONTEST Is EXPECTED
BETWEEN TWO HIGH SCHOOLS
sneeial tn The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, April 26.-San
Bernardino and Pomona high schools
still maintain the lead in the race for
the baseball cup of the Interscholastic
league. neither having as yet been de-
feated. The two schools will meet in
this city next Saturday.
In the games yesterday Redlands de-
feated Riverside by the score Of 10 to
2, and the Cotton school defaulted to
San Bernardino.
Both San Bernardino and Pomona
schools have strong teams and the con-
test between them will be fast one.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-27
SAN JOSE BEATS OAKLAND

SAN JOSE, April 26.-Oakland was
again defeated by San Jose today. The
two hits by Eager sent Wolters twice
across the plate for the home team.
Smiths fielding was again the feature.
Score:
San Jose 8, hits Q, errors 8.
Oakland Q, hits 6, errors 3.
Observation-Disclosures and Eager: ST.
mons and Bliss.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-27
Gotham FashIonabIes on Motorcycles

The latest diversion of the younger
set is motorcycling, says the New York
correspondent of the Pittsburg, Pa,
Dispatch. Half dozen young women
living in Riverside drive have aban-
doned the bride path for the motor
cycle, and every morning they may be
seen flying north along Broadway into
Westchester county, and on through
Yonkers to the exclusive Ardsley club.
The weather has been favorable for
these trips and the roads are ideal for
fast riding. AS many as dozen men
and women are daily seen along this
course.