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Arizona republican., 1911-11-25

with the advice of the reclamation of
 ficials and the approval of the presi- dent When these allotments are eX- hauSted by the projects, work must cease until the next annual allotment unless d special allotment is made by the powers that be. It chanced that the money set apart for the widening of the Arizona canal and for the eX- tension of the laterals. and in fact for ahOut all the work under way on the project except maintenance and opera . ton, was exhausted d month or so ago and the work was necessarily stopped Announcement was made by The Re- publican at the time. together with the statement that it would only he short time when this work would be re- stunned. for it is very important in the completion of the project.
 The money for these works was ex- hauSted early in October No special allotment could be made at that time for the reason that President Taft was then on his western trip and Secretary Fisher did not care to take such inn portant action without the presidents knowledge and consent
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
MISSOURI SOCIETY
 WILL ENTERTAIN FOLK
MIDDAY LUNCHEON AT THE Ho-
 TEL ADAMS.
Distinguished Democrat Will Speak on
 Plaza This Afternoon.

Arrang mentS have been made for 2 luncheon at the Hotel Adams today at high noon for Ex-Governor Joseph w. Folk of Missouri The dinner is under 'the direction of the former Missouri people, and only old residents of the Show Me" state are to be there. Last night more than forty tickets had al- ready been secured and more of the back east state are planning to at tend There will be large number of women present. The management re- quests that all who will be present should phone the committee before ten o'clock this morning. The committee is composed of A. A. Betts. A. D. Leyhe and Judge P. p Parker.
 The gathering will no; be a political one. and the good old times of ole Nilsson" will be lived over again by republicans and democrats. and social ists alike.
 It is estimated that at least a hund red natives of the governors state will dine with MT. Folk There are more than five hundred native born Missou rians upon the great register of Mari Copa county. from which figures it iS estimated there are twenty-five hund- Ted in the county who can claim for mer residence in that state.
 Governor Folks visit here has been a great help for the 'MissOurian' cause
 in this county. and probably is the chief means by which the Nissourian society which flourished some years ago. will he rejuvenated. The society used to have a strong organization. and convened often and it will be with much pleasure that the Folk staters learn that the society will be re organized.
 Among those who will be on hand to eat with Governor Folk at F sharp today are Judge A. C. Parker. Alfred Franklin, Ed Shaw. H. C. Yeager, MT. and Mrs J. B Holman, C. E. Wood. George Nolan. A A. Betts, A. D. Levine and Judge P. P Parker.
 The governor will make short talk at the city hall plaza at o'clock this afternoon and speaks at Tempe tonight He will leave for Colorado tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
WORK AHEAD FOR THE
 CITY BACTER|0LOG|sT
pr. Watkins Is Preparing to WrestIe
 Witt tie Milk Question.

Dr Watkins who has recently been appointed by the city council to tha newly created office of city bacteriOl- cgist will assume the duties of his office at once, and announces that about the first thing he will do is to carry on d thorough investigation Of the milk which comes into the city. Dr Watkins does not say that the milk here is worse than at any other place where no inspectors are maintained. but he expects to find out if it is. This is only one of the bacteriOlogist's du- ties. But it is a subject that will prob ably occupy most of his time for some weeks to come, and the importance Of it is realized by almost everyone. The standard milk test required by the city of New York is one million bacteria per cubic centimeter and if the test shows more than that the milk will be further analysed for disease. including tests for diphtheria, tuberculosis and others. This standard pr. Watkins hopes to obtain in Phoenix.
 Dr. Watkins is a specialist in bacte riology and has a complete laboratory equipped at the St. Lukes hospital for his investigations. The past summer he has done analytical work in connec- tion with the medical branch of the California University located at Los Angeles, and previously was associated l with the university laboratories at Berkeley. His papers before the mem bers of the medical profession of Phoe- nix have assured the doctors that he is the right man for the place to which he was recently appointed by the coun- cii
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
THAT AWFUL CHANGE

Connie Mack. manager of the Ath- letics. was discussing in Philadelphia F a pitcher who had gone back. You'd never believe he was the
 same man." he said Its like the flost memory case.
 "'Aint it strange? said q Consho- hocken woman to her husband. as she
 looked up from the bulletin. Heres s
 gent who after a fit of illness.
 can't remember his wife and re- fuses to believe she's the woman he
 married
 The Conschohocken man grunted. Well. he ain't the first man he said. that can't realize his wife is the same woman he once went crazy
 over New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
Two Hundred Thousand DO|-
 lars Allotted CANAL WORK AND REPAIRS
Secretary of the Interior Makes Possible Further Widening of the Arizona, and Repair of Storm Damage

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Nov. 24. Special D-President Taft has author ized the secretary of the interior to al lot $50. .000 from the reclamation fund for the widening of the Arizona canal and the extension of its laterals in the Salt river project
 The secretary of the interior has all lotted also, the sum of S50.000 from tn ? fund. for repair work on this project. necessitated by damages due to recent violent storms in the valley.
 The above special telegram to The Republican is the best news that has been heard in this valley for some time. for it will mark the resumption of project work that was recently dis continued by official orders made nec- CSsary by conditions While those who follow the project development closely need no explanation other than the telegram. a recital of the facts will be appreciated by others who are not so well posted.
 At stated intervals allOttments are made to each of the reclamation pro- jects from the general reclamation fund by the secretary of the interior,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26

navy; Miss Margaret Strother-S Smith.
daughter of Commander William Siroth-
er-Smlth, and some others yet TO be an
nouDccd.
The resident circles have quite as In
tcresting a group OF buds. which in
clude Miss Eleanor Rcyburn, daughter
OF the mayor OF Philadelphia, who was
for many years representative in CON
gross. and who has Just returned to
Washington with her mother: Miss Eliza
beth Noyes, second daughter OF Thco-
dore w Noycs: Miss Elizabeth Munford.
daughter OF Edwin S. Munford. formerly
Of Atlanta. Ga; Miss Pauline I.ockett.
daughter OF J. W. Loctett; Miss Dor
othy Brooks, Miss Esther Slater OF Bos-
ton, who spends many of her winters In
Washing ton. Miss Elizabeth Reid Rogers.
daughter OF Richard Reid Rogers. Miss
Estele Crane, daughter OF Mrs. j, Bcr-
net Crane; Miss Mary Graham. daush-
ter OF F. Worden Graham; Miss Gillette
Hill OF Illinois. recent resident of
Washington, Miss Celestine Finley, one
Of the large family OF daughters OF Mr.
and Mrs. W. W, Finley: Miss Edith
Oracle. daughter OF Col Archibald Gra-
Gle. formerly of New York; Miss Louise
Walsh, daughter Of Charles Harper
Walsh: Miss Mary Howry. daughter of
Judge Charles B Howry OF the district
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26

several other daughters OF representa-
tivcs. already are announced,
The army and navy always has 81 gem
erous share OF the seasons debutantes,
and this year they will include Miss
Frances Hodges, daughter OF Harry T.
Hodges. Miss Emily Beatty, daughter Of
the commandant of The navy yard: Miss
Dorothy Taylor. daughter OF Naval Con-
structor David w. Taylor of the navy
yard. Miss EdmonIa Adams, daughter Of
len Douglas Fillebrown, granddaughter of
the late Commodore Thomas Scott File
brown: and daughter of Or, John Potts
Filebrown, Miss Kathryn Mcconnell
Hitchcock, daughter OF Mrs John ".
Speel, wife OF Pay Director Speel OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26
Whiskey and Pine for Colds
Fine Formula for Old Time Remedy
Cured Thousands Here Last
Winter,

The increased use Of whisliey for colds
is causing considerable discussion among
the medical fraternity. II is an almost
infallblc cure when mixed with certain
other ingredients and taken properly.
From your druggist get two ounces OF
Glvcerine and half an ounce OF Concen-
traled Pine Compound Take these two
ingredients home and put them into a
half pint OF good whiskey, Shake well
and take one 10 two teaspoonfuls after
each meal and al bedtime" Smaller
doses 10 children according to age This
treatment often knocks the worst cough
or cold in day But be sure 10 get
only the genuine (Elobc) Concentrate ed
Pine Each half ounce bottle comes in
a scaled tin screw-top case. II your
druggist does not have IL in stock he
with cheap uncertain mixtures II Is
very risky. Local druggists say this has
had marvellous demand for the past six
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26

court, and still some others not entirely
certain,
Inferred that there will bo no lack of ac-
tIvity on the part Of the younger set
Song Tabieaux for Charity.
Mrs Christian Hcmmick. formerly Mrs.
Barney. Is giving all her leisure this
autumn in arranging series OF song
tabIeauX, the first of her efforts for our
home charities since her return from lcu-
rope. She has enlisted the interest and
participation Of a score or so Of we'll
known society girls and Young matrons,
whom she Is drilling FOR their parts with
the skill and enthusiasm which have at
tended all her former successes along
the same lines She as is weU known.
| never cares for the simple or Prjscillan-
like pictures. as she has not only a
wealth OF knowledge and Imagination.
and revels in complicated tasks, but has
cessorics in studio house to use in the
establishment and arrangement Of the
effects she desires.
The tableauN she has selected will
cover all periods from The Babylonian.
Greek. Goth. Renaissance. 10 tho present
cart Nouveau' including de Nmci's beau
ties. Cecil Tanning OF New York will
sing a descriptive theme for each picture
which will close the afternoons atuac-
,ions at the tea and salet to he held
Wednesday afternoon, December ~. at
Rauscher's. for the benefit OF the House
Mrs Edward Douglas White l7l7
Rhode Island avenue. who is president Of
the board of managers, has Interested a
number Of her friends. who will have
charge OF the tables and also have the
sale OF the seats for the boxes and chairs
in their care.
Mrs. William f. Draper. whose daugh-
ter. Miss Margaret Draper will take part
i'm the tabieauN, was among the first To
buy q box for tho entcrta nment.
No Attendants at Ceremony.
The marriage OF Miss Gertrude VIII
liams. the daughter OF Gardner +. VIII
Hams. TO Frederick DE Courcy Faust, Will
home OF the bride on Sheridan circle.
Owing 10 deep mourning for the late Mrs
Williams. mother Of the bride. there Will
I've no attendants and onl! a small fam
lis party 10 witness the ceremony, AT
which the Rev, Alfred Harding. E.pisco~
pal bishop OF Washington, will offlcate. !
The bride be is the second OF three
daughters OF Gardner r. Williams of the |
De Beers Diamond company. who WAS
ono OF the FIRST oC a group OF South AZ |
rican milliopaires 10 make Sheridan cir |
Gle tho Park lane OF Washington. She !
and her Younger sister. Miss Dorothy |
Gardner Williams, made their 6ebut in |
Washington, which was also the scene |
Of the marriage Of the eldest daughter. |
Miss Frances Williams. now Mrs. VIII /.
liam NJ MeIu of san Francisco. Mr. |
Faust and his bride Win live at the VIII |
llams home this winter
Mrs, Fremont. widow OF Rear Admiral |
John c. Fremont. L. &. ". who Is spend
ing several months in Italy, will return
10 Washington for the winter she ana
her two daughters, the Misses Fremont
viii occupy apartment at 1903 Nine
tecDlh street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26
Health and Beauty Hints
BIT MRS. MAE MARTIN,

venience or III after-eneots. -Four ounces
parnotis should no dissolved in a pint
and half hot water, and when 1t cools,
This parnotls treatment YOU Will find re-
duces weight rapidly. without leaving the
skin 'abby or wrlnkled marring the
forms symmetrical lines.
Miss X: No, canthroX will no; injure
the most sensitive scalp 1t contains no
free alkali and makes n white thick.
la ther thai soothes and heals a tender
scalp. Rinslng removes every bir OF dust
dandrun and excess oil. and promotes a
hsaIthy c9ndfon on. boI or,cs Afier eanthroz
and is soft and glossy. Any druggist can
supply canthrox in an original package
and a tcaspoonful dissolved IN not water
IS ample for first-class shampoo.
Rose r.: U) never advise using
powders or cosmetics, because OF their
tendency TO clog the skins pores and
cause ypuShness Of the skin, pinples
blackheads and other complexion upsets
(2D You will find a plain almozoin cream
jelly splendid for reducing large pores
and cleansing The skin Of Impurities as
well as impar,ing q delightful soflnpss
and freshness to any complexion. To
make this SrcaScless cream Jelly. stir two
teaspoonfuis elycerlnc in one-half pint
cold water, thon add one ounce almozoin.
Let stand several hours before using, thon
apply generously and massage in well.
No matter how unlovo(y the complexion
may be, this simple 3lmozoin cream Jelly
will make il radianuy beautiful.
Anxious: Badness among women is
nothing short OF calamity. and really
suggests carelessnsss or indifference in
care OF the hair. You can restore the
natural color and sickness to your hair
and make Il grow thick and beautiful. II
YOU make and use this simple tonic: Into
a half pint alcohol pour half-pint wa
ter, then add one ounce aunzoin, FIRE.
quently massaeing little OF this NJ n
limo into the scalp ovcrcomcs dandruff
and itchlness. and so invigoratcs the hair
hair results.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26

Maude s: 4 "rnade" complexion never
looks real. and II YOU continue using
cosmetics the skin will grow rough and
unsightly Try spurmaN lotion and I'm
sure YOU will be delighted with results,
stir two lcaspoonfus glycerine In one
half pint hot water, then add four ounces
face until it dries, The spurmax lotion
is soothing and healing. clcanscs the skin
of all impurities and banishes the oily,
salow look. Use this lotion and YOU Will
have a complexion riYalllng any made by
artificial means
Mrs. Geo: II is dangerous 10 disregard
tho laws OF nature, and unless YOU en-
nInv a svstem- tonic you may have 81 run
Of sickness. 7 would suggest making up
the Following old time blood cleanser and
taking a Tablespoonful three times daily:
In a bsl(-pint alcohol dissolve oH"-halt
runful sugar. then add one ounce kardene
aud hot water To make a quart This
tonic VIII cxpel impurities from the body,
-epalr waste tissues and restore lost APP
netite as well as give you removed
strength and vigor
M. O.. Tho only quick and sure way
to remove fuzz from inc cheeK ,i,, Is 10 6 apply W
three minutes, then rub OFT. wash the
skin and the hairs are gone. on'y IN rare
INSTANCES is II necessary 10 use tle eSc-
ond application DelatoDe costs a dollar
for an original ounce package. but IL is
worth IT 10 rid the skin OF superfluouS
hair - -
Mrs. o.: Glasses at your age, ! pre-,
sumo. are quite necessary, however; II
Won Will get an ounce OF crysLos and dis.
/ solve IL In a pint OF cold water and put
! Two or three drops in each eye every day.
| you can overcome the soreness and red i,
| ness. Keep UP this simple treatment and
/ hnfore long your ewes will take OH q
youthful sparkle and brlliancy and YOU
| will not longer be troubled with weak
| eyes -.
Hope; Don't wreck your nervous sys'
TEN by dieting, because by taking ordi-
nary paruoiia found In all drug stores
| YOU can reduce your welghl 7" Wher'
! you want II and not suffer any lncon'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26
|AL SEASON At
capital IS OPEL!
FesSional and Diplomatic
; Arrive and Whirl of
Gaities Begin.
PoNSTANCE CARRUTHERS.

fSh S[aibIsc ~ ~ 1't1'
90 Wire To The Tribune.
H'NGTON, Nov. 25.-Practically
congressional, official and dip
ies are now al home and the
Euvihes have begun.
~ business in hand is. oil course.
'ih4 TO society OF the charm =
ladies' who arc 10 take this
~ the social sea and upon
Ivy OF the enjoyment OF the sea-
hsepend. And be II said WASH
a season Will have its full share
,.,u lhey are a particularly In
ae.Vup. even though the White
eaolnet are not ropTese ntcd.
up Tor such there will be two
ap..ne court circle and two in
nsuc, nas II not more. The Two in
[<i,a are equally distinguished.
es, montgomery. niece OF the
Nc and Mrs White. and dauRh
Emile Montgomery. and
niece Of the late Chief
IN ,uHhher who will be presented
EaiIss season bT her aunt. Mrs.
6rHbI,a Important diplomatic bud is
gsns OF the new Mexican cmbas-
'f7ivea adela Crcspo. who has
sr55 With her mother and
sa "d sistnrs from Paris. She
ea,inaseled IN Vienna for her gen
nhirSh and in Milan for her mu-
kYsiv" sic is very proficient, She
cni;; niezzo soprano voice which
kn tteted, Music is the great
~ The embasSador's family,
1sIystte,y member OF which has
a ed In the art. with the di-
tslsn pursuing her music as faI
as ssn.s ,,.s, will encourage, Scnorita
Ipes sIiu'cd and Is familiar with all
|fI,i.nn which the best song mn.
yss ys''n and should She find thai
5Ir.nure ure not great enough here
:,urn nnGe ,d,e Of her art. she will nc
Ia po 40 Europe another year
tpnn.rer9 IL the elder daughtc
i,"paratively new Cuban minis
Ia sa~, wsll known here, where sh,
q ssarly childhood when her "a
vlnrnca a'1rS Of the legation. Whc,
11s nero promoted I'm rank
,rietvD vDaushter was jusl ready T. I,
ID Isa,etSnd md take up the pleasure
SoShood; so her parents de
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26
Many Senatorial Buds.

There will be quite little coterie OF
senatorial buds, some Of whom have
not yet even been announced Miss
Lucy Uoke Smith, Miss Ruth Hitchcock
Miss Carrie Lee Chamberlain, Miss Over
man daughters OF senators from Georgia
Nebraska, Oregon and North Carolina
Miss Laura. Burleson, Miss Hardy. and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26

cidcd 10 introduce her in the regulation
American fashion She and her SISTER.
with their southern beauty and char
screristics, have scores Of friends among
The young Americans with whom they
attended school and played out OF school
hours a few years ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26
Sore Feet

hunions. frostbites, sweaty and ach-
Ing feet, 1.-TWO tablespoonfuls or Cal
ocide compound in hot foot bath
gives instant relief and IL repeated
daily for short time, permanent cure
results" Get n aoc box OF this re-
marlsable CHlocidc from any druggist
or direct from Medical Formula lab
oratorIcs of Chicago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26

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and surest cue
known for cal
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-12

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