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Arizona republican., 1908-08-20

With the hot weather season the vcran- da. having the advantages of both the in- doors oBd outdoors, comes In for much service. and on this account some atten- ton should be paid 10 it's furnishing. There Is nothing more enjoyable and at- tractive thnn a well-htted veranda, where many long afternoons may be spent read ing, sewing or any of the thousand and one light occupations which are so pleas ant fin these surroundings.
 prevalent but mistaken Idea Is that green Is the most appropriate color for the veranda furniture. AS a matter of fact. q bright green in contrast with the green of grass and trees is apt to be un- pleasant to the color sense, while light CT green seems pale and washed out when seen with the landscape. Sometimes, however, If exactly the right shade Is se cured, green furniture Is very effective, especially if there Is an occasional piece done in red to contrast with if. As a rule. however, brown Is a safer color for the veranda furniture. There Is a wide range of brown tones In the oak furni- ture, and the wicker that has been stained q soft brown will harmonize with any surroundings.
 The veranda Is oftentlmes used as a breakfast-room, and this neal served in the open air in the midst of flowers and sunshine makes an agreeable change In the days routine. Perhaps the mission style of furniture Is more appropriate than any other for the outdoor breakfast room. Its soft tones and simple. dignIfed lines are in good taste with the natural surroundings. Care must be taken not to buy the cheaper varieties that have mere ly been stained and not first subjected to the fuming process, as the stain soon wears or showing the light color of the wood beneath. It Is not essential to have an extension table, as a round breakfast table will serve every purpose A very useful adjunct is tea wagon; one made of wicker will do very well and is useful in serving breakfast as well as afternoon tea.
 For the furniture of the verandn one of the best materials is the light and sum- mery wicker. The main difficulty In choos- ing this material Is the ugliness of so many of the styles shown in the shops.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-20
The Value of the Oil Foods.

oil taken in with a spoon has a very different effect from that taken with the food. Only q very small portion of the latter Is absorbed. When olive oil Is eaten In salad benefits are obtained that could not be obtained from double the amount taken as cathartlc medicine. IL is commonly said that the oil Is the redeeming feature of a salad. With its mixture of many kinds of foods, some that mix well in the system and some that do not, the olive oil tends to neu- tralIze any bad effect and the system actually gains some nourishment in the process.
 oil freely used for salads and other dishes Is, therefore. recommended by all physicians. One should learn to cultivate q taste for it. Children should be taught to like olive oil taken In moderation in the food. and as they grow older they will not lose their liking for it. Every housewife should study methods of pre- pairing food with oil of thls nature. In Italy 1t finds much wider use than fin this country. The Italians cook their macaroni and other dishes with olive oil, even frying their vegetables in it.
 SARA CRAWFORD.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-20
VERDICT OF JURY
 IN Tilt HANS CASE
The Facts or the Homicide Were
 Established as Previously Reported.

New York. Aug. 19.-After being out
 22 minutes, the coroners jury tonight
 brought in a verdict that Annis, who
 was killed Saturday at Bay Side, l.. l., came to his death as the result of pis- tol shot wounds inflicted by Captain i Peter c. Hains, aided by Thornton Jenkins Rains, his brother.
 ! IL was believed -s'e jury would rem der the verdict without leaving the
 room, but the jurors remained out more | than 20 minutes. The foreman an
 nounced the verdict and there was a demonstration. The crowd gathered
 around Thornton Hains and began to question him as to the tragedy. He
 was asked if he felt justified in hold
 ing the crowd at EIy with d revolver while his brother shot down MT. An
 his. Before Hains could reply, John | F. Mcintyre, chief counsel for the brothers rushed to his side and shout ed: Don't answer that question"
 ] Before the inquest, Mcintyre made the following statement to the Asso- ciatCd Press: Tn answer to a state ment of Mrs. Hains that she was made lto sign confession under the in- ifluence of drugs, wish to say that my 1 clients and their father told me that
 there were four witnesses present when
 the confession was made, one a prom
 inent New York lawyer. These wit
 nesses will testify at the trial I am
 told that Mrs. Hains talked to several IpersOns regarding incidents related in | the confession some time before she
 made the statement and these persons | will he witnesses.
 When Captain Hains was called
 back from the Philippines he question ed his wife regarding the rumors. he ] had heard about her. and became con- | vinced his suspicious were wrong. Later he said, the facts developed which made him demand confession | from his wife and she made it. Cap tain Hains denies that he sent letters to Anns challenging him to a duel. The stories to this effect are absurb. What unbalanced Hains' mind was the cOunterCharge made by Mrs. Hains in a suit she filed in answer to his suit for divorce. Hains believed the state
 ments made by Mrs. Hains in the
 counter suit were dictated by Annis." Mayor John P. Hains was asked if he thought his brother was justified
 in shooting Annis without giving him
 chance to protect himself "I can
 best answer that question by recalling an incident that happened to me at
 Fort Riley" he said. ''I was about to
 put on my boot on one morning when
 found snake in it. l quickly drew
 my revolver and shot the snake It is the same with my brother. 1 do not
Arizona republican., 1908-08-20
Frocks for Young People.

The dressing of small children Is nowa- days much slmplifed for the busy mother by the large variety and excellent quality of ready-made garments to be had. Very attractive frocks can be bought at most reasonable prices ready made. but when ever possible It is generally preferred to have the children's clothes made at home. especially summer frocks, as the making of these washable materials is not diffi- cult, and the cost Is slight for the ma terial alone.
 Among the illustrations are shown sev- eral practical frocks and suits for young people, which may offer useful sugges- tions to the home seamstress.
 The young girls frock was of white dotted batiste, trimmed with inch-wide hlet Valenciennes and puffs of the ma- terial The model was made with long sleeves of the sort shown in a great many French gowns of thls style. but short sleeves could be used if preferred.
 The little girls dress, which is shown in the same drawing, was of white linen with inset panels of open work embroid-
Arizona republican., 1908-08-20
NEW YORKtRS CLIMB .8,5OO,OOO STAIRS DAILY
More Climbing in Metropolis Than in, SwitzerIand-City's Vertical Travel by Stairs Takes Five Years Every Day.

I New York, Aug. 14.-(Special Cor lrespondence of The Republican. -
 The actual arrival or the thousand foot high office building in this city
 has developed a serious problem and a new profession. The problem for
 some years is that of getting up and down in these cloud scrapers, and in | some ways much resemble the early problem of transatlantic steamers of which it was predicted that no ves- sel could be built large enough to carry sufficient coal to run it. So
 of the modern sixty or seventy story loffice building it has been predicted that the elevator problem would prove unsurmOuntable.
 generation ago one could mount to any office in New York by the
 stair route; today that is out of the question, and the resultant situation has given rise to the newest profes- sion of vertical engineer, whose pro- vince it is to solve the problems of vertical travel-the question Of get great office buildings.
 tiNg -Nth bIh uOtS more climbing than Switzerland. although for purely commercial purposes. Fig ures just collected by one of the new vertical engineers illustrate this in the following surprising fashion, indicating even now how large field there is for advance in the line of vertical travel. New Workers. all though loath to do so. still do climb stairs as is indicated ~by the follow ing figures:
 Could all the stairs ascended and descended daily by residents in the city of New York be grouped into one enormous stair representing the to- tai, that stair would be 20,OO0 miles in height And could the millions of stair climbers be consolidated in a single individual representing them all, that individual would be a giant more than 2O0.0O0 miles tall, with his head somewhere close to the moon Great, therefore, as arc the problems of horizontal travel, those of vertical travel, whether in getting above or below the street level, are hardly so insignificant as many persons might think. What with stair climbing to and from the subway and the ele- vated roads, in the older office
Arizona republican., 1908-08-20
Household Helps.

Milk rarely proves Indigestible if slipped slowly. When swallowed hastily 1t forms a solid mass, and thus causes indigestion. Children should always be urged to take their milk slowly, as 1t Is very good for them when properly taken.
 There are sugar boilers to be had which are so made that the sides are protected from the heat, and direct bottom heat only received. This prevents scorching the syrup, as 1t thickens and recedes, and also any fruit syrups during the process of jelly or preserve making.
 The crisp, raw cucumber. appetizing as 1t is, proves very indigestible to many people. Let these try them cooked. Cooked cucumbers may be served hot with cream sauce or cold as 8 salad. Rather ripe vegetables should be select ed, and they should be stewed very slowly. Finely shredded Chile peppers added to the sauce improve Its appear ance and take awny the slight insipldity of the cooked cucumber without destroy ing the flavor. When serving the cooked cucumber as a salad cut 1t lengthwlse instead of across, as with the raw vege- table.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-20

of real cluny insertion or such narrow lace Is preferred to quantities of trimming in the form of cheaper imitation laces A great many of these dresses are joined at the waist line by bands of the ma ter!al. or strips of lace or embroidery so the frock Is somewhat on the princesse order.
 Linen, dainty ehambray. gingbam and pique all make very attractive daytime frocks. aud many of these are trimmed only with bands of the materials and buttons with a detachable chemisette and undersleeves of fine white embroidery.
 DOROTHY DALE.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-20
Danger in "Ducking'
 Young Children.

As so many people are at the seashore at this season. it may be well to say word about the bathing. Many a child has had its pleasure in sea-bathlng de stroyed by the well-meant but misguided efforts of its elders 10 make it enjoy the experience. It Is a very common thing at the shore to see some unfortunate It, tie child borne, kicking and crying. into deep water and dipped Into what seems to 1t fathomless depths. The shock that the child's sensitive nervous organization receives Is a thing not to be treated lightly. That the child may be playing on the beach 10 minutes later is by DO means proof that DO harm has been done. The children should be allowed to choose their own depth near the shore, and pad dle about at their own sweet will
Arizona republican., 1908-08-20

cry. The little yoke was of tucked ba- tiste.
 The coat and skirt costume shown in the second cut is a smart model for either cloth or linen. The original costume was of blue serge with q collar of black and white striped linen. These semi-Htted. double breasted coats are always smart and very useful for general wear, and this season are cut rather long. Plaited skirts, such as pictured. are still fash ionable, and for young girls. who wenr their skirts quite short. are much better looking than the commonplace gored models
 For afternoon and evening wear there are a great many delightful materials to be had and llmy materials of dainty and youthful character are made up in smart but simple styles. Simplicity is, after all, the greatest chic for young people, and all the best models, however original and unusual. in detail. are simple in elect But little trimming is used except on white lingerie gowns, and even on these a little hand embroidery and a few yards
Arizona republican., 1908-08-20

buildings and especially in homes, it | is a conservative estimate which fig
 ures that 5.OOO.OOO stair trips of one flight each are made in New York daily. Allowing thirty seconds for
 each trip this means that every day
 total of 2,5OO,OOO minutes equal to 41, ,666 hours, 1,736 days or almost five years, is spent by New Workers in ascending and descending stairs. In year the total of the time spent in this way amounts to more than 633,00 days or almost 1.750 years.
 That even as matters stand today is the waste which the vertical engi- neer' must eliminate.
 The energy which New Workers ex-
 pend in thus raising themselves in the world amounts to more than l. 000,00O horse power every day. since trip up an average flight of stairs in half minute involves the eX- penditure of energy roughly equal to Onefifth of a horse power. This total could it be applied. would fur
 nish power for all New York's en- zines.
 Five years of stair climbing total ling a rise of more than 2O,0OO miles and calling forth 1,0O0,0O0 horse power; that is the total not of all
 New Yorks daily vertical travel but simply that which ;s accomplished without the aid of any labor saving device. People have been going to
 and fro upon the earth ever since the example was Set by a certain well known person, put since they qu;tted trees as habitations they have all been little concerned with getting up and down. Consequently horizonal travel has received all sorts of study and new appliances while vertical travel until within a few years has been given little attention. As result the great majority of
 New York's population plods up and down stairs in the old way, a means of vertical travel which corresponds to the now despised "shank's mare" method of progress on the level.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-20

of three eggs, and then take the same weight of butter. sugar. figs and bread crumbs. Chop the figs. put a little hot water on them and cook them to a pulp. Crate the bread to very fine crumbs. Mix the sugar and butter together, add the yolks of the eggs. then the figs and the crumbs. and lastly the yolks of the eggs whipped to a stiff froth. Turn the mix ture into n covered quart mold and steam for two and half hours;. or put 1t Into individual timbale molds. set them In a pan of water, cover them with greased paper and cook fin m over for 90 minutes. or until firm to the touch. At the mo- ment of serving pour over them little rum or brandy and light 1t. Serve with wine sauce or any desired pudding sauce.
 SARA CRAWFORD.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-20
NO ONE EXPECTS IT.

Without the use of Sexine Pills a weak or run down person cannot expect to become thoroughly strong. SeXine Pills are the strongest and surest tonic in the world. The price Is s1 a box; six boxes $5, with full guarantee. Address or call on EIvey X Hulett. where they sell the prin- cipal remedies and do not substitute
Arizona republican., 1908-08-20

him in the opinion that the lovers would meet the girls at the Hassa- yampa town,and he again communi- cated with the Wickenburg officer. Yesterday evening the jugglers drove into town and the officer spotted them and when Constable Murphy arrives this morning they will be arrested. The younger Padilla girl is only sixteen while the older one is about twenty one
Arizona republican., 1908-08-20

believe he should have given Annis a chance"
 Would you do the same thing?" he was asked.
 ''I most certainly would" he answer ed emphatically.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-20

Joseph Irenjo and Carlos Martini. two vaudeville performers. who have been wanted for a case of child steal ing were apprehended in Wickenburg
Arizona republican., 1908-08-20

bottom a layer of green-gage plums, then ill the dish full of stale bread cut Into dice. Now beat two eggs enough to break them, and mix them with two cupfuls of milk. Pour the egg and milk mixture slowly over the bread with a spoon. so that the bread will soak up the liquid. Set the pudding dish in a pan of water and bake in a moderate oven 35 minutes. Let 1t stand for a few minutes and then invert 1t On dish and do not lift 1t off the tin for a few minutes longer. Serve with a sauce made of cupful of the fruit juice from the can, with Il heaping tablespoonful of sugar added and the whole boiled until clear.
 Fig Pudding.-Determine the weight
Arizona republican., 1908-08-20
lHt CHILD SIFALtRS
 ARE Al WICKtNBURG

Drove Across the Country to Meet Two Girls But Will Have to Face a Serious Charge.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-20
4 Skin of Beauty Is a Joy Forever.
NR. T. Folk Souravd's Oriental Cream or Magical Besutifler.

mD. LH0PnSS, Prup. 3l GFasi Jones Strst Essr rrt
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-08
HoIbrook Happenings
From The Argus.


On Friday morning Burt Pot
ter stopped off here for a few
hours to shake the hands Of the
million friends he has in this
town. Sheriff Woods was the
only one notified of his coming
but Mrs. Woods had breakfast
all ready. On his return from the
west Mr.. Potter will make stay
of several days with us and fight
his battles DER again" Every
man who has stock of any kind
on the forest reserve feels that
he has a friend in Burt" Potter.
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-08

A Frenchman by the name of
Bourgeois was added to the mum
Der now in the county Jail. This
makes nine men and one woman
in the Jail who are taking the
crest cure" for different offenses
against the laws of the Territory
of Arizona.
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-08

Doctor Sampson and w. P.
Geary were up from Winslow
during the week visiting numer-
Gus friends in HOlbrOok.
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-08
ernnlent.

The Sundays ball game DE
tween the Mexican Terrors and
the Calls Head Nine was won
by the Calls Head Nine through
the fine fielding OF Doc Hess
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-08

Mr.. w. H. Clark has been con
fined to his bed for several DAYS
owing to a bad sprain. He is
much better now and able to be
out.
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-08

The wife and sister-in.law of
Louie Ghuey returned from New
Mexico during the week and
Louie is now happy accordingly.
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Newman
were in during the latter part of
the week. Mrs. Newman took
her little boy to Winslow to see
the dentist.
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-08

Supt. Miller of the reservation
at Keams Canyon left for home
Friday morning after a trip to
Winslow where he had gone on
business connected with the gov
ernment.
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-08

A. F. McAll1ster and ] H.
Frost attended the Democratic
County Convention at Winslow
Saturday. The delegates elected
were instructed to vote for Mark
Smith, and are Messrs. McAllis-
ter, Finn, Geary, Bazell, Cres-
we'll, Todd and Burbage. The
territorial convention meets in
Prescott next Saturday.
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-08

Public Examiner w. c. Foster,
was in Holbrook Thursday and
Friday looking over the records
and books of the county officers.
At the conclusion of his work he
was quite complementary, saying
that everything wasln fine shape,
and even gong SO far as to say
that some of the county officials
are as good looking as ne IS.
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-08

Last Tuesday morning asweet
girl baby came to cheer and bless
the home OF MIR. ap1 Mrs. Will
liam Morgan.
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-08

Attorney and Mrs Larson took
their little baby to Flagstaff dur
ing the week. The little one has
been very sick and it is hoped the
cooler climate will effect speedy
cure. Mrs. Larson will most
likely stay in Flagstaff till the
cool weather sets in here.
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-08

The fall rains have set in for a
certainty. The grounds OF North
ern Arizona are thoroughly soak
ed and the feed on the ranges is
something fine. This county can
boast of fat lambs and fat cattle
and all the stockman ask is ''tat"
prices.
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-08

probably find Kansas City too
dull for him and we expect to
see him again with US before
many moons.
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-08
Among the visitors from Ada

Among the visitors from Ada
mana during the week were
Frank Wallace, Richard Grigsby,
Ed. william, Joe Grigsby and Bud
Howell. They did not come here
because they wished to, but be-
cause the high water OF the Puer-
co drowned them out of their
holes.
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-08

Andy Boyer has been busy the
past week making extensive re-
pairs and additions to his home
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-08

Heald's Southern California
Business College, Ga S. Grand
avenue, Los Angeles, has just is
sued their new 1908 College pa
per, the most interesting paper
ever dedicated to business train
ing 1t is descriptive of that
magnificent institution which
has no equal in the state. Paper
sent free upon request to ]. w.
LACKEY, manager, of above
address.
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-08

Mr.. George Cline, who is so
well and favorable known i'll this
section of the country, left on the
train last Saturday for Kansas
City where he expects topassthe
remainder of his. life one He will
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-08

The ball game between Wood
ruff and Holbrook boys last Sat
urday is something we do not
care to "cuss" or discuss. The
Woodruff boys won the game
hands down by the score of Is to
3. If the home team would prac-
tice a little-say from fifteen to
twenty years-they might stand
a chance of winning. = 10 ba'
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-03

With the most favorable wsatneg
conditions In all sections cf ~
county. the largest vote ever roe1tb
tered IN Mes Perce county u bolng
polled today. The count In the NIT
Lewiston precinct 1t o'clock aloL
ed the Republicans leading u syusy
position on the ticket with tho ~.
ception OF sherif. whore NcCor1Dooe
had . majority Of /. The loU1p1nr
tive ticket was leading By but : 1ow
votes. while D. d. Hodge, oandllseo
Tor county attorney on the Rspu1
iican ticket. was leading DaneUD
Needham by but two vote.
Both tickets are being gonsrayly
scratched. aAd James H. Brady. CO.
didate for governor On ths RspulDD-
can ticket. = being indivilua11y
scratched, but u still maiatainoD4
the head position of ths stats tl91UG,
The hght against Brady has -
made In conjunction with the o0ogeD
to defeat the Republican lsgisle15vv
ticket because Of the party's pogIt1oD
on the local option aeuestioh. Wx3tU
Brady and the legislakivo ticket nlo1
lcss -sonS votes q Lsuiseon, popoUoD
from the country precincts show ~
iirst count Il giving the legislatlvo
ticket strong lead.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-03
CITY SHOWS CLEAN
Sweep FOR REPUBLICANS.

Returns In the city Of Lewiston ut
G:30 show that the republican tick
et will make clean sweep Of the
city. winning every man on the tick
ct. Over 1000 ballots have been
cast In the four precincts and aside
from cutting in the first and second
precincts the ballots have been
straight. The best that can be learn.
ed OF the count to date indicates a
good majority for the legislature,
and a strong lead for the sheriff and
attorney. The other offices are claim
ed by the democrats.
The results in each precinct ere
as follows:
Precinct No. 1.-550 ballots cast,
about 200 counted: legislative tick
ct even. Hodge. republican. leading
by 25 votes; Mccormack. democrat.
leads by 2 votes. 4
Precinct No. ALSO ballots cast.
$50 counted: legislative leads by 35
votes: Hodge leads 20 votes: Welksl
leads 80 votes.
Precinct No. S.-437votes cast
$50 counted. Whole ticket leading
by from 40 to 80 votes.
Precinct No. $500 votes cast
but little scratching being done
Weiker tor sheriff leads by IS votes
legislative ticket Is In lead. Hodg(
leads Nsedham by 20 votes.