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The evening world., 1911-05-09
ARMY CHAPLAIN ON TRIAL.

FORT RILEY. Kan. May "a court
martial met yesterday to try Chaplain
Charles NJ. Brewer. Sixth Field Ar
tiliery. on charges OF conduct unbecom-
ing an officer and a gentleman. Tho
specif cations Of the charges a not
been given out. Chaplain Brewer was
arrested six week. ago.
The evening world., 1911-05-09

afford no more wholesome food; II Is
simply that they are ignorant OF lis
preparation. The National Bureau OF
Domestic Science will teach them
better.
Will Teach Them 10 Cook.
The bureau will distribute reports
calling attention TO the bad effects OF
such diet and suggesting remedies. IL
viii also have a visiting commission
to teach housewives how 70 cook. just
as other branches OF the Department q
Agriculture have commissions on special
Ge' ]clopmcnts for farms"
"W!l the bureau consider tho problem
Of the nigh cost OF living" ] asked.
Some OF its most important work
Will be done on that line" said Mr..
Pierce. There Is enough waste IN
many a household TO make the cost OF
living high. The Governments exhibit
at our exposition last year showed how
foods are prepared and served In the
United States Navy. Every particle OF
everything Is savei, and the cost Of
living in the nav averages about II
cents per person per day Buying in
small quantities. It might r. impossible
Tor the average housewife 20 Wnlttle
her estimate so close, Sut she has plenty
Of room fJr Improvement.
In the matter of meats, for instance,
It 10 rot necessary TO buy s!rioiR steak
or French c0nps In order TO secure
nour!shmen; and an appet!z!nS repas
The cheaper cuts, properly cooked. are
quite as Wholesome and even as deli
cious, Certain vegetables. such as
beans and rice, have much more food
value than they are commonly sup
posed 10 possess,
THE National Domestic Science Blu
reau will hire experts TO prepare sample
menus. with the recipes. at sample
prices, Each menu viii give sufficient
food for an individual or family for a
day, It being understood that al are
working, The prices. however. will
vary 10 suit all pocltetbooks.
Can Work Through Schools.
THE bureau will do much to extend
the teaching Of domestic science in the
schools. and. n It 10 given the necessary
funds. will probably provide a certain
number Of cooking supervisors to visit,
The evening world., 1911-05-09
EmbossedC Gard Betrays Kidnap-
ping Of Celia Emluh, a Do
nestle, In Trenton, N. j.
CONSUL TRACES STORY.
Family Feud Is Given as Ex-
PLANTATION of Stealing Of
Child Years Ago.

TRENTON. ". j.. May e.-Rearei as
a waif. although possessing natural
gifts necause of uncommon birth. a
pretty sixteen-year-oid Italian girl.
known as Celia Emluh. Is declared to-
day by the Italian Consul moro to ne
n member OF tho Italian nobility. her
immediate family being close to the
throne.
Yesterday she received but the re-
spect due to a domestic. To-day she IL
being idolized and the story that She
was kidnapped from her beautiful 1tal-
Ian home eight years ago were revealed
through an embossed visiting card
found by the girl in the sleeve o. a dis
carded Jacket which she had wora
when a small child and which had been
preserved by her ~abductors and by
those whose service the girl later en-
tered because OF It's costly material AMI
beautiful design.
\ story OF a family seud, resulting IN
c,7ll stealing solely tor revenge is
brought to light b. tho discovery OF the
girls Identity. Her true name Is de-
e!ared 20 be Magda.enc Vincenio.
Said Mother Wac Dead.
According TO the story told b. the
lotal Italian Consul. the girl was
brought TO this city about eight years
aso by two men who said they were
her father and uncle. They told the
Consul the girls mother had Just sue
oumbed 10 a fatal disease and asked
tina; the child be placed with come
American family. declaring that II
would he a h!ndrance to her welfare lr
she was not raised In the customs OF
tie land.
The child was placed in the Chlldren's
Receiving Home, and then given TO a
White Horse family where until yester-
day she worked as a domestic.
The sirl found a child's jacket among
her effects some time ago. She won
ccred at It's splendor and while II was
'he only token she possessed that con-
uec'ed her with her childhood, she re.
''!'cd TO make 1t NJ a poor ~ne!ghbor.
hood child. 1t was while l,nlir.ns the
Garment that she discovered the card
ina will In all probability hc the means
ot restoring her 20 acr proper station in
re.
She gave i TO the Consul, who has
nee been Investigating. HIS Inquiries
ave resulted IN developing the fact
iIat the girl was taken f1rcibly from
Acr parents as a means OF revenge by
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rnovanS frsohsA sha plnpis n = . -
tso1on 10 ths ahin from the sun ~ ~. n
not use powder on your eaes n "a ~ Nns
eou,ois1iea 70 remain mpoth and frss fua nat
muddy look.
Mathai n you hAvs sny fan u b>esuana
bad, now = rhs tims to save your hals. n
setins ons-hAif pint aioohd aud one ounos ou1n.
,oln at your druggist's and mixing with onsAalS
pint cold water you viii have the finape rmsdy
Imaginable for dandrif and falling. hfs,ss hair.
h"o this tonic into the salp twice . vsah "a
you Will son SEQ . wonderful inprovsmsno In
your hair. II viii take on . healthy color sad
become eosU snd sbundAnG This tonic \ no,
'iesy aud wiz lnss4ntly relieve scalp itHhana. I
fnow o: many hainirsssu Who =, ~ mic
srel'Aivsiy and with fine rsuits. llth ss~ily
Sod for both light and DARK hair.
ma @ T.; For thai tired. wurnout fsA,na
you need . good tonic to build I'D you, san~~h
usrU And ~sppstits. and remove fsuu NV 49,
a'oss impurities which oAuss pimpleA allow
unsa and Other sha troubles. You osa pmuar.
at home an inexpensive. beneficial tonis A. nj.
tows dissolve one,hAf cup sugar aud ons ounce
AIuene IA one-lAn pint alcohol; thsu add hot
Hs'er 10 make a full quart. Take a TABLESPOON.
!u be41fe raoh msal. cannot rsoommeni IN,
tNhs~ w AhshD us a IeAlAnlo sprgl4 meLictlA. IL
WI! ave you new lie and ambition and furn
your pinlsy sAllow COMPLEXION into 4 new
ifr'h one. For stimulating the oraars Of ths
body u normal action you VIII find hi. slmnle
o!dIassnoued tonic. Just grand.
Mn. \. O., Even At your ags Of 20 thes
AN be no good excuse for your complexion moi
looklns ltst as smooth, fresh and plump n n
Nd 10 Years ago. | want you 10 ty 4 Uuam.
leuy that have fonnd very fine for dssnns ID
a dark. rough, wnnkled akin. You can mAfs
yoCrself by disolying an ounce u slnoslu In
one half pint cold water, then add two tsAGpocu-
t'ls glycerine. stir and let stAnd over uirht
before using, AppJ this 10 your face and ron
Nul soon Ind those large, dir Collecting porss
smaller, your blackheais and Wrinkles eons All
oar complexion smooth and clear. A 4 shdn
ocaut'tior have never seen Us equal and 1
NloN you viii Ike L..
Betty: 4 simple paste made With powdered
ielstone and water will nd your face Of thnse
Uiai .i,y ha.gs. Get an ounce Of deiatons fiom
the druggist and Win a little water nir soms
~ form a lUsts, thea spread on haifs srfAcs, AMI
after remaining two or three minutes rub on
aud NaaA the skin. peiatone coats Z dnllas an
ounce. but II does tho wark quickly.
Read M,N MARTINS book. "Dss1R"
so-Adr.
The evening world., 1911-05-09
Reward for kidnappers.

The abduction. according to the Con-
s., was the tolls OF Italy for several
years. ana he says ar the time great
s,.us werc offered ,or the apprehension
a. the k%'dnappcrf, and tlo ohlld's safe
Sc ~. The r.'!s family. which mas
l.ns mcurncd her as lead, has not a.
y, Been notified oi &c.. Whereabouts as
tie inyest!s tor "a, unable to coa-
,i"s.yoly prove her IDENTITY until 4 few
h,.rs ago. lie Is now positive ana in
,cnds notifying the siri's parents. who
aie aid 10 be still alive.
The evening world., 1911-05-09
FOOD IN

Feed the Dominic Right and the sermons
Are Brilliant.
The evening world., 1911-05-09
Health and Beauty Notes
RY MRS. NAE NARrYN.

Edirh; No. I DO na believe In "d7 shAn.
poos." II you ~srs soins to wash you face.
would you svs think a rubbing powder on ~
wha you need = shampoo ash your hsirdrss~
Tor . canthyoI shampoo or buy the eaathsox at
any drug stors and prepare the shampoo a. home
by iioolvins Q teas OF canthroI 10 . cup
Of hot water, The cleansing lsthsr % this sham
poo win remove the oross oil and all dirt and
dnndriff from the scalp pores. Your hair will
hnss sasly And dry quickly. This 10 tho most
L~naieisl shampoo | have svsr used. II 10 very
refreshing 10 an itching scalp aud makes the hats
very soft, SILKY and 81 nufb there VIII seem u
lie twice a. much Of II. You will find nothing
better Than tins shampoo FOR promotins a clean.
healthy condition Of the hair and scalp. II ID
not expensive ana will not cause the hair 70 be-
coma DUH and rreahy like soap shampoos DO.
". ~; You dull. weak. sIprsssionlss syss
can b msds clear. beautiful and sparkling BY
putting In each eye twice daily . fes drops Of .
simple tonic made by dissoluns an ounce Of
crys,os in . pint Of cold water. This insIpsn.
svs tonic In 'cu soothing aud strengthening TO
weak. tired and lnfamed eyes, Dentist. find II
excellent for treating graduated lids and ey.
troubles general, It's Strengthening prope-ie.
mads II = great aid 70 those who wear glasses.
Nr q. X You may NE able IN reduce your
We sht simply ~ exercising aud dieting. but Sou
can easily hasten the reduction with Tho follow.
ina Dissolve four ounces u pAruotls In one
ard one hali plnts Of hot water wAsa cold
strain out the sediment take a Tablespoonful VI
the LIQUID before Fash meal AMI you will find II
a splendid dissolve Of fatty tissue, tha, will not
yiai 10 other remedies, II Is harmlass. mar
ponsivs aud has restored many 10 their former
slender i.surs and gwen sure r'i,i 'rm the
burden OF being too ist
Mrs r c. \ good. mex ,...7 n,
'ase away tat IN ov. olv. ,alpy 'ook 90 your
complexion can 70 ~p'r.aJci 1t small cst as fol,
'oN,; Dissolve four .m.c' ~ splrnhS In one.
laf pint - l.' N.'rr. HNeg ro1l ltl 40 tea
q oon'ul, ]g'yocrlue ard apply 90 lue ,sn. rub.
uaI gently until Dr.. Tbs wn Nh,ou aud
le.u'iiy your skin witH,u, lca'ing lhlt powdered
look, N1n Wi find THIS lotion far better thai
powder. a. i not only gives your face a fresh.
youthful tint. but does not rub of Or show like
powder. I lind it excellent Tor preventing and
The evening world., 1911-05-09
Can Work Through Schools.

THE bureau will do much to extend
the teaching Of domestic science in the
funds. will probably provide a certain
number Of cooking supervisors to visit
The evening world., 1911-05-09

Nsmotns frsoksA sha plnpis - = . -
tscdon 10 ns shtn from the sun - v1nl D.
not use powder on yca, eAes n 20 ~ ~
o'ools1iea 70 remain msoeh and frss fua nat
muddy look.
The evening world., 1911-05-09

Read Mn, MARTINS soos. "Dsssn"1
so-Adr.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-22
MESA
DESERT WELL IS
GOOD PRODUCER
Man Failed to Use Preforator and
Owner Thought His Well Was
Failure.

When the deep well on the Tyler
ranch was sunk. an expert drill man
employed by the proprietors of the
rig. was supposed To have perforated
the casing Believing that everything
was all right, a pump was installed
and an attempt made 10 raise water
from the well The pump was started,
but in a few minutes the well appar-
emily went dry Considerable alarm
was felt at the time. the first suppo-
sition being that the water supply was
far from being what il should be
Later. when studying the matter over
carefully, il was believed that the OK
pert had either made a mistake OF had
forgotten To perforate the casing. The
perforator WAS taken To the well and
used. and another trial of the well
made. This time the water came free
~ and the flow continues without any
decrease in quantity Mr. Tyler feels
several degrees more cheerful since
the success Of his wcu has been fully
demonstrated
Arizona republican., 1911-09-22
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mrs Emma Paddock Telford, moth
OF of Mrs H. u. Evans has gone 10
Tucson To visit with friends for few
weeks
The date Of Senator" Ives address
in Mesa has been fixed as Wednesday.
September 27th. The local democrats
are preparing To- give him a big ova-
ton; as to whether they will vote for
him at the primary or not, is another
thing. At least they viii show him a
good time while i'm the Gem city
John Brown missed six wheels from
his disc plows. Yesterday. and found
them I'm the possession of couple Of
men who max, "a business of gathering
up old junk and selling it. As tho
wheels We're practically new. two Of
them Vet showing the paint. and their
loss prevented the owner from using
the plows, Mr.. Brown had the men ar
rested. When the wheels were found.
two of them had been broken. and the
men i'm whose possession they We're
confessed To- doing the breaking They
also owned To- taking the wheels. but
claimed that they thought the owner
had thrown the machine away They
We're fired for the offense. ami had to
make Arrangements To reimburse Mr.
Brown.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-22

motor ears in the Los Angeles-Pho
nix road race. The itinerary as ar
ranged includes stop at Phoenix
on Monday and Tuesday, leaving
Phoenix Tuesday night at l1:JJ for
Yuma and home.
It is not too much to say that this
party will be one Of the largest that
has ever visited Arizona from south
ern California. There is a community
of interest between Arizona and san
Diego which il is the intention of the
officials and business men in this
party To- foster as much as posib'e
The completion OF the san Diego and
Arizona railroad, and the completion
of the Trans Continental highway are
two things which san Diego fondlv
hopes vii serve 10 draw closer the
business and social life Of the two
sections represented Arizona Will re-
this trip Printers are now working
ON a run Of $4,000 special advertising
books which are being printed for this
trip alone I'm addition To- these will
bee the publicity which the trip is re-
ceiving in nearly every paper in the
Southwest The completion OF the
Roosevelt Dam. the great Salt River
reclamation project. and the Yuma
project. and the general jubilee over
the admission of Arizona as a state.
all furnish an occasion for gct-tO-
Arizona republican., 1911-09-22
CONFERENCE IN SESSION

The annual conference of the NJ r
church of Arizona was opened at 2
O'Clock yesterday morning according to
program. with Bishop Hughes presid-
ing Some Of the members We're late
in arriving but all put i'm an appear
ance during the day The attending
ministers are q fine looking lot of men,
and men of intelligence ana vigor
There was a fair attendance Of local
people at the afternoon lecture by
Prot. Knowles and the address by Mrs
Brand. Of Korea was well attended
and proved interesting and Instructive
Saturdays program contemplates the
devoting Of the forenoon To con-
ference session at which the ministers
viii be assigned To- their various
charges for the ensuing year The eX-
ercises Of the afternoon and evening
are as follows:
3 p. Mcclure. The Atoncment."
by Prof Tully G. Knolcs. of the Uni
versity Of Southern California
7:20 p. m.-Anniversary exercises of
the Board Of Education followed by a
ste-copticOn lecture on the Wonders
OF Arizona" by Re l.. c. Decker,
o. Bisbec
Mr. Decker was the pastor Of the
Methodist church in Mesa in 1901. and
has many old time friends in this sec
ton.
While not given out officially, it is
generally understood that Rev. David
Roberts will be retained at Mesa dur
ing the nsuing term.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-22
TEMPE
THE WIFE OF FORMER
NORMAL TEACHER HERE
Has Spent Some Years In the For
eign Mission Field

Mrs. Joseph Brand who IS attending
the Methodist conference at Mesa. Was
a. visitor in Tempe yesterday NOM
ing Her visit here Was inspired more
by sentimental reasons than any
other. Ina 1889 her husband. Prof
Joseph Brand. taught at the Normal
taking the place that year of Prof
Irish who taught in the East Mr.
and Mrs Brand were married i'm 1900
and ON Easter sunday 1903 Pro-
Brand died soon after his death Mrs
Brand entered the missionary field
and has since spent much of her time
in foreign missions sine, returning
To- the United states she has taken up
lecture work and is now devoting her
time in that capacity To Arizona.
Prof Brand VIII be pleasantly re-
membered by many here There arr
"a good MANY normal graduates who
were students under him here and all
viii regret 10 learn of his death. Mrs
Brand spent yesterday morning here
and, after visiting the normal. re-
turned To Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-22
CHANGE IN TIME

OWNS To the commencement Of reg
ular service on the new Chandler line
a change N the two midday trains
running through Tempe has just beer
made. No. which formerly arrived
here from Phoenix AT 1l:2S will from
now on arrive little earlier at 1873.
No. s which formerly Went 10 Phoenix
a. 1898 Will from now on be about an
hour ard a half later, leaving here nj
EOS. on the whole this change viii
b, more convenient one. Heretofore
j. has been necessary To spend the en-
tire afternoon in Phoenix in order To
transact a little business there where
as by this change quite a little OF the
afternoon can be spent here
Arizona republican., 1911-09-22
ONE MEXICAN SHOT.

Constable Estrada was called to the
Rogers ranch just this side of Kyren"
Wednesday evening by the news thar
one Mexican had shot another Arriv-
ing upon the scene of the shooting. he
found the rUmor 10 be correct and had
no difficulty in experimenting the man
who did the shooting The details of
the affair could not be learned at the
time but the Mexican was brought to-
town and lodged in Jail where he will
b. held until the seriousness of the
condition of the man who was shot
can be ascertained. y shot gun was
the weapon used ana most of tho
charge went into the victims arm and
shoulder It is probable that the pre-
liminary hearing viii be held today. u
has been learned in a roundabout wat
that some regard the shooting as ac-
cidental and think that nothing Will
ever come of il.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-22
JOLLY SAN DIEGANS
WILL ATTEND FAIR
Lines of Business Are Coming
to Phoenix.

SAN DIEGO. calf. Sept. 21.-
What viii De the largest booster
party that ever left southern Cali
foruia for Phoenix is tine Exposition
excursion of one hundred and fifty
san Diego business men and women
that viii leave here November . to
take in the territorial fair at Phoe-
nix. This party is made up of Pana-
mat California Exposition officials,
Chamber of Commerce officials. bank
ers, merchants and business men of
san Diego with their ladies'. and they
viii travel in five pullman cars and
take along their own dining car and
CummiSsaTy.
The first stop in Arizona will be
at the Grand Canyon Sunday. Novem-
Der .. and the party viii arrive in
Phoenix at 10 O'Clock Monday # the
9Th in time To- see the arrival of the
Arizona republican., 1911-09-22
A SUCCESSFUL SALE.

The sale Of ranch and farm stock
and property belonging to Mrs. Susie
Smith. held Tuesday. was wen at
tended and the prices obtained were
excellent. The ranch consists of forty
acres Of fine land and was purchased
by w y. Powell for the sum of $4275.-
90. 4 choice span of mules brought
$500 and horses sold in proportion.
while choice cows sold readily at $50
Il head l.. w. Stillwell. was clerk of
the sale and says that the beauty of
il was that nearly everybody who pur-
chased stock and other articles paid
spot cash. Although time was Of
fered on all sums over fifty dollars.
very few people availed themselves of
the offer
Arizona republican., 1911-09-22
DELEGATES ENTHUSIASTIC.

At the republican conference held in
Phoenix "Wednesday Mesa had the
largest delegation IF any IF the pre-
cincts in the county. Those who We're
there reached home about midnight.
ana are all much cheered by the good
news they received from other sections
of the county ana from reports given
by representatives To- the territorial
committee meeting held in Phoenix the
same day. some of the delegates in
sist that a republican wave has start
ed that will carry the party into power
in Arizona at the coming state cleo
ton
Arizona republican., 1911-09-22
NO NEED TO STOP WORK.

When your doctor orders you to stop
work. it staggers you. Il can't you
say. You know you are weak. run
down and falling in health, day by day,
but you must work as long as you can
stand. What you need is Electric Bit
tiers to give tone, strength. and vigor
TO your system, to prevent breakdown
and build you up. Don't be weak. sick
" or ailing when Electric Bitters will
benefit you from the first dose Thous-
ands bless them for their glorious
health and strength. Try them. Ev
cry bottle is guaranteed to satisfy
only soc at all Druggists.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-22
WOMEN WITH PILES
Be Cured BY Simply Taking Sugar
Coated Tablets

mems ordeals cause piles. Women suf-
fer piles more than men and all will
be- grateful To know of successful
remedy in tablet form. that brings a
cure without cutting. use of salves or
suppositories This guaranteed rem
EDDY is HEM-ROID. sold by Lovett
Drug Co, Phoenix. and all druggists
81 for treatment lasting p days
Dir. Leonhardt Co. Station 3. Buff
falp, y. Y Prop. Write for booklet
Arizona republican., 1911-09-22
BRINGS FRIENDS ALONG

Monty OsO0rne retUrnod yesterday
from Buffalo and other points
east whore he has been spend
ing vacation of several months.
While away Mr. Osborne has talked
Arizona tn every one he saw and such
"a good booster did he prove to be
than when he left Buffalo the first of
IN, week he had three friends who
him They are r. +.
Long. Richard Goss ard Lee Miller
They eEpect to spend at least a part
of the winter here and may locate
.Imanortly For the present they
are stopping at the olive.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-22
DEMOCRATS ORGANIZE.

The democrats u Mesa met At the
town hall Tuesday night of this week
and organized a south side democratic
club. The meeting was harmonious
and the officers selected We're. Zebu-
Ion Pearce. president; p. f. Fuller.
first vice president, 7. f. Jones 81 Le-
hi, sccong vice president: Alma Jones.
recording secretary; .. L. Pickens.
corresponding secretary; John }. Phil
lips. treasurer: John l.. Riggs. serge
ant-at-arms. FortysiN members ent-
cred their names on the club books.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-22
WHEELS OF JUSTICE
ARE READY TO TURN
Busy Days are Ahead Of Judge Kent
Who Will Beqinn Court Work
Tomorrov.

Judge Kent will start the wheels Of
the district court to turning tomorrow.
1t is possible that the session viii be
devoted largely To- the hearing of di-
vorCe cases.
ON the 2jth naturalization court will
be held There are ten applicants
scheduled for hearings
October Judge Kent VIII hold
court at Florence and ON October Is
Arizona republican., 1911-09-22
FIGURING ON PLANS

Several different contractors are
now figuring on the plans of the new
Tempe National Bank building It is
ANTICIPATED that tho contract viii be
1T some time during the early part of
october and that actual work on the
structure VIII be commenced as soon
there after as possible
Arizona republican., 1911-09-22
WILL SELL OnT

Byron Johnston, who has recently
disposed Of his property interest here.
expects To- leave oarlv in the month
for Canada. He has arranged to SOL
his remaining stock. implements and
household goods at public sale on Sat
urdav. tho Goth. AT his ranch mile
south ana a quarter of a mile west nj
the Jordan school house
Arizona republican., 1911-09-22

gether party of this kind of which fun
advantage is 10 De taken.
The committee on arrangements is
waiting 10 hear from Phoenix as to
what entertainment will bc accorded
it there and intends 10 place the party
in the hands of the people of Phoenix
from the moment they arrive n that
city Monday morning until they leave
Tuesday night.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-22
MUTUAL CONVENTION

The Young Mems and Young Wo-
mems Mutual improvement Association
of the Maricopa stake of the Mormon
church will be held at the tabernacle
in Mesa on Sunday. the 23d. beginning
at 10 o'clock a. IN. The afternoon SEES
sion. viii be held at , O'Clock and will
be in the Mesa opera house.