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Arizona republican., 1910-09-18

freckied and pale in the sun and
whose nose became a bright pink.
made n rose bleach for her by taking
dozen roses and sleeping them in
half a pint Of water. Then | Strained
off the water and added half a cup
of shaved soap, as fine as powder
Finally l put in a few drops of rose
perfume. The result was a soft, rose
toned jelly which did worlds of good
To the complexion.
1T is not so much the complexion
that women worry about. as it is the
color of the nose and chin. This was
explained to me by a woman who
told me that with the large hats, and
particularly with the new hats that
pull right down over the forehead,
very little Of the face is seen, only
the nose and chin are visible
$50. while it is important to have
a clear complexion, it is doubly i'm
pOrtant that the nose and chin be
pretty, and this is why so many
women come to us wholly for nose
and chin treatment.
Among the absolutely new things
I learned in Paris this summer is
that the face is benefited by hard
treatment. You take your fists and
jam them into your cheeks, twisting
them around until the flesh hurts
The worse you treat the skin the
more it will glow the next day. and
the color Will be healthy. The Paris
ian woman likes color, though she
persists in putting on white for the
street
Il learned that powder is a Won
derful preventative for the skin.
saw a great Partisan beauty take 4
handful Of cold cream and rub IL into
her face Then she threw on a cloud
Of snow white powder Being blonde
she used the whitest powder she could
get. / looked at her in amaZement.
wondering what she was going to do
with it,
Il am preparing for the street, "
she said
"Then she put on the finishing
touch, which was n rose pink auto
veil. which covered her head and face
completely. The result was that her
skin was protected. and when she
came home she had only to spray
some hot water on her face To take
off the powder and the cream.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-18

the cheeks and temples by the million
The best plumper we have ever
found for these wrinkles is pure
sweet cream heated until it is pleas
antly warm. This we spread on the
face by the Japanese or spatting
method.
"Then we let our patient sit and
work her jaws and temples, her lips
and her eyelids She exercises her
face. We have a few special stunts
through which we put the mouth
muscles and which help a great deal
For instance, we tell her to open her
mouth wide and then to Zigzag her
jaw Then we give her the laughing
and singing exercises, anything Ia
keep the muscles of the cheeks work
ing. Meanwhile the cream is sinking
I'm the skin.
For windburn you must plump the
face, but for sunburn you must
bleach it. Our best bleaches are per-
oxide and lanolin, with olive oil
and lemon juice and the cut surface
of tomato to use in case of emer-
gency.
I'VE find that the fruits Of the
season &c best always for tho skin
In the spring we use cucumbers and
spinach. but i'm the fail we like the
action Of split pear on the face Ol
the bleach which is obtained by rub
bling a ripe tomato on the face or the
juice Of a ripe peach. In all cases
we leave ii on a while before spray
ing it off with a cloud of hot water
"WOmen do not seem to know
enough about the flower bleaches
Perhaps the flower and soap beaches
for we mix them constantly. are the
best
Il fixed a jar of flower and soap
bleach for a woman yesterday.
called it sweet clover bleach. but
there We're other things in il besides
clover. In the bottom of the jar
put a dozen clover heads Then
added two tablespoonfuls of powdered
soap and a tablespoonful of pulver-
lied oatmeal. on this l put just
enough boiling water to cover.
Il stepped it in a double boiler and
then | set it away to cool slowly The
result was a soft jelly. very clear on
top and very pleasant to the touch.
II will make a good bleach.
Il had a woman whose skin got
Arizona republican., 1910-09-18
COLISEUM.

The new bin offered last night was
received equally as well as the one
the earlier part of the week and was
witnessed by two packed houses. Fox
q Durkin appeared in entire new
comedy act which was full of eX-
ceIlent comedy. and Mr.. Fox render
ing some excellent songs, and Sey-
mour with his wonderful dogs which
has been causing such great oVa-
ton at this house appeared in sew
eral new turns with the dogs. This
act is without doubt one of the most
clever dog acts in the world. show
ing excellent training and some very
beautiful stage paraphanalia. There
was an excellent line of new pic
lures offered completing very pleas
ing bill The management states that
they have a very fine bin to offer
Arizona republican., 1910-09-18
REPAIRS FOR
SUMMER bellies
TREATMENTS THE COMPLEXION
NEEDS AT THIS TIME.
Fruit and Flower BIeaches to Re-
move Wind Chap and Sunburn.
Treatment Required by
Faces Injured by Much
Automobiling.

Il reap a harvest at this time OF
the year by making over summer
beauties" said complexion expert
Il take them just as they come back
to town, all covered with sunburn,
and l turn them out with milk white
compilations and lips as red as rose
leaves.
From the middle of September I'M
til the first of November is my busy
time. Ny whole work is that of re-
novating the summer girl. She comes
to me and | transform her into the
beauty which she longs to be.
teach her that 81 spent this month is
worth so later. / aim to prevent
wind chaps and sun screenings from
becoming permanent
THAT jar is filled with milk, goats
milk, and in the bottom of il there
is layer of violets. The violets We're
stepped in goats milk overnight.
Then this morning l dabbled the
milk upon the complexion of young
woman whose face seemed positively
ruined. After the first application
you could see the difference.
81 am pretty high priced. but l am
for / charge according To the time
and work l must put upon my pa
tient, also according to the locality.
For a Newport patient l charge s. a
treatment This is because the sun
of Newport, while not very hot, is
very penetrating and materials for
removing its work cost more. l have
to use delicate blossoms and get the
thickest cream and the costliest fruit
beaches for New York patient.
The LenOx people are easier to
treat, though their lips get badly
chapped from driving in the winds.
massage them with olive oil and
then apply a paste of glycerine, rose
water and cornstarch. and in a short
time they have red lips again.
1.-The Long Island folks are very
difficult to treat, and l charge $25
for each Long Island patient. The
reason is that the heat and the
sand fairly drive the chap and the
yellow hue into the skin and to make
the face white again is difficult
VERY often patients will try to
fool us as to locality. but in the end
they fool themselves. for the treat
ment we give tne1n does very niue
good, whereas if we had known the
truth we could have treated the
face very easily and very effectively.
81 have n treatment that works
very well, though / do not always
dare to name 1t to my patients.
give them the old lady treatment
This is the treatment they give in
London upon the compilations of
dowagers who have got past their
beauty days, but who want to look
just as young as they ever did.
"Automobiling makes a woman old
quickest of anything I know. When
have a Larchmont woman come to me
or New Rochells woman or one
from Greenwich or any of those
places, / know at once what is the
matter; she has been automobiline
and needs the treatment which is
generally reserved for women of G.
or more.
1--WE plump out the skin; this is
TO hide the wrinkles which come in
Arizona republican., 1910-09-18

THE French woman uses a great
deal of cornstarch on her face when
giving her face beauty bath. 1t
seems To take the windburn out of it.
/ have seen her take wet cream of
tartar and spread it on her hands to
whitcn them, and plenty of times |
have seen her make Il paste of corn
starch. spread it on her skin and
leave it for a while OF course. if
she can afford it. she buys the
bleaches. for they are very good if
you know the kind that agrees with
your cuticle.
Here are some Of the beauty points
I picked up in Paris this year:
use the fresh fruit bIeaches if you
can get the fruits of the season.
Don't be afraid of them. but use
them hot on the face. taking care To
experiment with them to find out
those that agree best with your com
plexiXon.
Make your hands and face match.
Take care of your eyebrows in the
early fall, for the hot sun and the
FLYING sand may have injured the
delicate hair roots. Apply a little
eyebrow grower at night.
81
Bleach the very tip of your chin
until it is a little whittier than the
rest of your face; this gives your
countenance a very youthful look
Begin the season by training your
ears to lie down; in summer they
get pulled forward in hammock and
loIling chair, and sometimes they are
made to stand out by the improper
wearing of Il veil Make them lie
down, and for this you will need an
ear harness.
Make a pair of chin straps and
use them nightly. and daily, too. if
need be. for the fat comes quickly
on the chin in summer time.
IF your chin is double, don't wear
q Dutch neck. Dress the neck high
and wear q soft fold Of lace or veil
ing around your throat. Pound off
the chins by massage with the flat of
the hand.
Don't wear bright cOlors in the
early fall The skin is in poor condi-
ton and the cOlors will be trying;
better put something subdued next
to the face. or If possible wear white,
not all white. but enough to relieve
the face of the strain Of contrast
Arizona republican., 1910-09-18
ADJUSTMENTS
MAJESTIC THEATER
Re-opens Soon With New Com
pany.

Doc Echlin just received the good
news that Willis G.. West. who has
been getting together his new Ma
jestic Musical Comedy company. has
now completed the organization of
the entire troupe. and will leave Los
Angeles next Saturday, coming in
over the Santa Fe. Rehearsals will
begin the twenty fifth and the grand
opening OF the company and the the
alter for the fall and winter season
win take place on the evening of
Thursday, the twenty ninth. Mr..
West. the we'll known, clever, and
pleasing German comedian is to be
the producer of the comedies. Mr..
Fred Baldwin who has been with the
present company, remains with Doc"
as his musical director, and will be
assisted by several other capable
musicians. Mr.. Frank Beverley, late
of Francesca Redding company is to
be the new leading man; Miss Louise
Beverley, from the same company.
These people have a splendid reputa-
ton; they sing well and know how
To act Miss Anna Banman, prima-
donna soprano, n clever little lady
who knows the art of pleasing; Miss
Jane Metzler- Urban, the dainty SOU
brette, now filling an engagement at
the Burbank, Los Angeles, she was
the hit of the show, in the recent
production of Little Johnny Jones
ut that theater. She concludes her
engagement at the Burbank on the
twenty fourth and comes direct To
Phoenix Mr.. Chas. Ray, a clever
and versatile young man also will
appear as one Of the principals Ed
die O'Brien, Irish comedian. singer
and dancer. and associated with Mr.
West for a long time, completes the
list OF principals of the new Majestic
company. which Doc" Echlin says
won't be beat In addition to this
array of talent. eight of the classiest
singing and dancing redheads Will
appear for the first time in Phoenix
forming the new Majestic chorus.
This chorus has been chosen for their
singing and dancing ability, as well
as other qualifications and when they
appear on the stage of the Majestic
with the stunning costumes, being
prepared under the personal super
vision of Mrs. s. \. Echlin will no
doubt cause much favorable com
mcnt
Manager Echlin appreciates the
fact Phoenix theater- goers will pat
ronize a good show and to that end
authorized Mr.. West to secure the
best talent available and while this
company is costing more money than
any other company which has ever
visited Phoenix and played to popu-
lar prices, he is not worrying over
results. The same old prices will
prevail at the Majestic. Many little
conveniences will be added to the
theater. adding to the comfort of the
patrons. Mr. West states the open
ing bill to be BIRDS of a Feather"
written by Will Carleton for Kolb
and Dill, but never was produced by
them. Mr. West bought the piece
from Mr. Carleton. The scene is in
Spain, in front of a bull ring with
toreadors, Spanish dancing girls and
many characters occupying the full
stage. Mr. Baldwin has chosen some
high class musical numbers for the
opening bill and is in touch with
all the best publishers in the east,
all the latest song
as quickly as they are pub
lished Remember the opening date,
September goth
Arizona republican., 1910-09-18

next week consisting of THE La
Sale Trio of Acrobats," and Leslie
& Adams in clever turn, also Al
Wheeler an English comedian in
singing and talking act. All these
acts come from the best houses on
the coast where they have played
MANY weeks.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-18
Fat is
Dangerous

1t ia unsightly, uncomfortable, spOils the figure,
causing wrinkles, fabbiness and loss of vigor.
Let me send you my Proof Treatment abb
soluteIy Free you can safely reduce
vour fat a pound a ciay.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-18

Note what my treatment has done for others:
Mrs. Eva H. Rrynoid., Boz llt LehiFh Webster Co. Iowa
when commenced treatment weighed rs osnds
noN weigh pounds aud fet better In my fs
Mrs, W. saith, Box 81 Abbott Me- writes Il have lost 81
POUNDS by used have heart trouble and short
of breath well aud walk and work with ease
Mrs. n. Mooidrdre, Gasna Mo, writes: Am wonder
tully improved have " lbs- Friends Hnazsd."
n could fill every page OF this journal with testi.
II is dan gerous, uns ghty uncomfortable and EN-
bArassng he fat. Excess fat weakens the heart
The liver lungs, stomach and kidneys become diseased
me breathing becomes .d icult and the end comes in
HEART FAILURE and sudden death. You can
save yourself from these DANGERS. - -.
want to prove to you that TnET
my treatment will positively reduce
you normal and no matter where y ~ -
The fat Ia located stomach bust hips cheeks
neck, will quickly and safely be reduced without
clsing or dieting Your figure Will be beautified;
fiabbiness and wrinkles disappear. Rheum.
atsn, asthma. shortness OF BREATH kidney and heart
troubles leave the fat goes away. Will send you
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Arizona republican., 1910-09-18
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-31

speeches when made would be in
support of this resolution. In
terested parties, therefore, pro-
vided certain congressman with
material for speeches in reply to
the speech they thought l pro-
posed to make. Notwithstanding
the fact that / did not discuss
this question, these ANSWER"
were all put i'm the record, AMI
the country was informed through
the medium of the administration
papers, that my charges were
groundless. An examination of
the speeches and the evidence
submitted will show that in them
simply discussed the attempt of
certain gentlemen in this country
to appropriate the forests of Pan
ama-more valuable than all the
forests on all the public lands of
the United States. The scheme
was so Infamous that no man has
yet dared to defend it. Ny
speeches were published in the
papers on the isthmus of Pana-
ma, and so frightened a corrupt
legislature and corrupt officials
that after they were delivered the
general assembly of Panama did
only two things: They adopted q
resolution denouncing me and
calling for my removal from con-
gress; and they adjourned for two
years without passing the meas
ures / had denounced.
l produced and published in
the Congressional Record the
proof showing that the present
president of the United States,
then a member of the cabinet of
ex-President Roosevelt, compelled
the election of Obaldia as presi-
dent of Panama. I also published
the proof showing that Obaldia
as president of Panama and mis-
entire cabinet became tools Of an
American syndicate to compel the
turning over, by form of law, to
an American syndicate the for
ests of Panama In my speech IS
l charged four persons, and per-
haps five were prominent, in the
attempt to acquire the forests
of Panama. One of them. Chas.
p. Taft, in telegram to me, de-
MED his connection with the an
terprise. l published his tele-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-31
WOMAN ACCUSED
Of NUMBERING
BABY

BUTTE, Mont, Jan. 31.-That
n baby arm" exists in this city
and that the person in charge is
engaged in trafficking in babies
is the opinion of the police off
Gals who have Investigated, as a
result of the efforts of Chief Dom
ahue, of Livingston, who was
seeking information as to the cir
cumstances under which a Mrs.
Thompson purchased a 4-month-
old baby, which was afterward
found buried in six inches of sand
on an island just south of Liv-
ingston. 1t is alleged that the in
FAINT was either strangled or chlor-
oformed before being consigned to
the earth.
The Thompson woman is now
in the Livingston Jail and will
likely have to face a charge of
murder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-31
THEY BUY OUR LABOR; WE
BUY THEIR FOOD; IF WE
MAKE THEM CUT PRICE OF
FOOD THEN THEY'LL CUT
PRICE OF LABOR - THEY
WIN COMING AND GOING.
BY w. G. Shepherd

NEW YORK. Jan. 31.-Boy-
colts may cut the price of food,
but they won't give the wage earn
er any more money.
This statement comes from DR..
Arthur Selwyn-Brown, author and
student of finance and lecturer at
Columbia university.
do you believe that the money
kings of the country are to blame
for the existing high prices of the
necessaries of life?" l asked DR..
Selwyn-Brown.
Yes. Decidedly. There has been
a great Improvement in the stand
ard of living in recent years. The
wealthy people have set the pace,
and the middle classes and those
coming in contact with them have
made great efforts to follow.
"The money kings have taken
advantage of these conditions and
have combined the leading sources
of supplies, particularly those con-
nected with food and the neces-
saries of life."
What is a good example of
money kings taking advantage of
the public's desire to live COM
fortably?"
well, the fruit trust might be
cited. We ought to have the cheap
est and healthiest fruit in the
world in this country, for there is
so much Of it close by our doors.
Yet fruit in most American cities
is luxury, in spite of the fact that
eastern ports are less than a week
by steam from the West Indies,
where much of the finest, cheap
est and nose wholesome fruits are
obtainable at prices lower than in
any other places in the world.
"Yet J. p. Morgan controls the
American fruit supplies with his
great fruit trust. The plantations
are controlled by the United Fruit
Co., which also controls the steam
ships bringing the fruit and the
distributing warehouses. Morgan
is the controlling factor in the
United Fruit Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-31
RUN DOWN BY
TRAIN AND
KILLED

Crushing his face and skull
almost beyond recognition and
otherwise terribly mangling his
body, a Northern Pacific train in
sstantly killed hCarles Morgan,
aged As years, near the William
bite Casket company's plant about
IL o'clock Saturday night. He
was walking between the rails and
thought the tram was on the 9TH
er track, so he made no move to
get from its path. Morgan leaves
a wife and six little children. The
remains were removed to Buckley
& Kings undertaking parlors,
where an inquiry will be held
later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-31
GETS DIVORCE
FROM CRUEL
HUSBAND

Copius tears interrupted the
story of Mrs. Stella Nalty as she
related TO Judge Chapman this
morning how her husband de-
serted her just before Christmas,
forcing her to return to her par
ents to get enough to eat. Mrs.
Nalty, dressed in a picture hat,
with neat black gown and long
cape, related through her tears
how William Nalty, a railroad
man, had at various times cursed
her, left her without money, gone
out with other women, and neg
lected her. The Nalty's were
married in Seattle in January,
1908, and In less than a year
Mrs. Nalty saw her romance shat
tered. After one week of mar
ried bliss, she said. Nalty told h sr
she could pack up and go home"
Judge Chapman granted her an
absolute decree.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-31

by reason of the neglect of the
government and the courts to prop
erly apply the laws. The founda-
ton of the troubles is in the adj
ministration. Before the evils can
be cured the government must be
amended"
"But the trusts control the gov
eminent, do they not?"
THAT is possibly SO. But the :
people can overcome. this trust
control of the government IL they
will but work in unison"
But how?"
"By sending to congress inde-
pendent candidates, pledged to the
of curative measures.
After our experience for decades
there seems no other possible plan.
"The people will undoubtedly do
their duty to themselves in time.
When that time will arrive 1t is
impossible to predict. But the out
look at present is for prices to con.
tinue soaring"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-31
BY HENRY T. RAINEY,
Member of Congress from the
Twentieth District of Illinois.

Personally, I did not want a
place on the Ballinger-Pinchot
investigating committee. l did
absolutely nothing to counterfeit
the opposition of President Taft
to my selection. / know moth
ing about this controversy ex-
cept what has appeared in the
daily papers. If / had been &C.
lected as a member of the COM
mittee 1 would have tried hard
to ascertain the facts. If / had
succeeded in discovering any rot
tenness, would have dragged Ii
out to the light of day If it was
possible for me to do so. A re-
publican member of this commit
tee ought not to do less. If moth
ing of that character exists, l
would not have been able to dis
cover 1t. If ! am the sort of par
tisan democrat ! am represented
to be by the administration pa
pers, failure on my part to dis
cover anything wrong should
have been a matter to which the
supporters of the administration
might have printed with some
pride.
And this is the sum of my par
tisanship." have published
pages of evidence that American
made goods are sold abroad at
prices much less than are charg-
ed at home. My speeches in this
connection have never been an
|swered.
The matter is simply disposed
OF with the statement that my
charges are untrue. One year
ago made two speeches in the
house of representatives on the
Subject of conservation in Pan
ANA published with these
speeches an appendix containing
many pages OF evidence. Prior
to that time I had introduced a
resolution In the house providing
for an examination into what dis
position was made of the. $780,
100000 paid for the Panama ca
nal. This resolution have never
discussed to this day. 1t was sup
posed in certain quarters that my