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Arizona republican., 1911-10-10
CHINESE ID INVADE
 AMERICAN SHORES
ALL CAPTAINS OF INDUSTRY ON
 4 PEACEFUL MISSION.
Phoenix Will Be Included in Their
 Tour of the Country.

Sometime next April it is quite likely the Phoenix board of trade and citizens generally. will have the novel pleasure of entertaining a party of perhaps fifty representative Chinese business men. who it is expected will then be making tour of the United States. Their plans are to arrive m san Francisco early in the month of April and after spending a couple of weeks in California they will journey to the east. via the southwest and south.
 They plan to go first to the Grand Canyon. then through this valley and to the Roosevelt dam. Leaving here they will go to Fl Paso and thence east to New Orleans. stopping in leading Texas cities. Thence they will work up the Atlantic scaboard to the metropolis and on their return west will include most of the nOtab.c e cities of the country. Their eastern trip will of course include stop in Washington. They will return to the coast bv a northern route, taking in the sourd country before returning to San Francisco whence they will sail for home the latter part of next June.
 This visit of the Orientals will be notable one in many ways. Many Chinese dignitarics have visited this country and many individuals or small parties have performed indus trial missions here. but never has large delegation of Chinese invaded the occidcnt for a study of matters industrial and commercial and closer oC trade relations between the oldest and the newest civilizations of the world
 This excursion is the result or an invitation extended to the Chinese business men by the Associated chambers of commerce of the Pacific coast. which represent the section most vitally interested in satisfactory trade relations with the orient though in these later years the whole cOun- try has come to be deeply concerned ip whatever IS of importance to any section of it.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10
ONE MILLION DOLLARS FOR
 4 GOOD STOMACH
This Offer Should be a Warning to
 Every Man and Woman.

The newspapers and medical jour nals recently have had much to say relative to d famous miliOnaire's offer of million dollars for a new stom- aCh
 This great multi millionaire was too busy to worry about the condition of his stomach. He allowed his dyspep- sia 10 run from bad to worse until in the end it became incurable.
 His misfortune serves as a warning to others.
 Every one who suffers with dys- pepsia for a few years will give ev- erything he owns for new stomach
 Dyspepsia is commonly caused by an abnormal state of the gastric juices, or by lack of tone in the walls of the stomach. The result is that the stomach loses its power to digest food
 We are now able to supply certain missing elements-to help to restore to the gastric juices their digestive power, and to aid in making the stomach strong and well
 We know that Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are most dependable rem edy for disordered stomachs. indiges- tion. and dyspepsia.
 We want you to try them and will return your money if you are not more than satisfied with the re- suit
 Three sizes, 25 cents. 30 cents. and s1o0- Remember. you can obtain iiexal Remedies in this community only at our store-The Rexall Store. The Owl Drug Co. Andrew II. Mil Ter. Mgr, First Ave. and Adams St. and Laird & Dimes, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10
|BIG HOUSE GREETED STARLAND COMPANY
TAKES MEN INTO KNOWLEDGE OF
 GEOLOGY AND THE BIBLE.
Gives Twelve Vauebie Books to thc
 Association as a Parting Gift.

Dr A. C. Gaebelein has come and gone. The week of Bible teaching by him has ended. but the Bible study by classes !n the Y. M. C. A. is to follow quickly The doctors last address was on the city hall plaza Sunday after noon. It was well attended
 Before leaving Dr. Gaebelein pre- sented the following books to the lb- rary of the cit-- and also to tae Iib- rary oe the Y. NJ. c. A
 Satan-Jennings.
 Gospel of St. Matthew-Gaebelein.
 The Harmony of the Prophetic Word -Gaebelein.
 The Prophetic Joel-Gaebelein
 The Characteristics of the Age and their ignificance-Gaebel
 Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth -Schofield.
 The Day of Pentecost-Gaebelein
 Schofield.
 Meat in Due Season -SChOfield
 Addresses on Prophecy -SChofield.
 His Riches-Our Riches-A Gospel MeSsa age-Gaebelein
 The Heavenly Guest, The Holy Spir- it-A. C. Gaebelein.
 The doctor worked without contract as to the exact amount of pay he should get. His charges were not a flat rate, but a sliding scale. therefore much more in accordance with the gos- pei than they might have been.
 His learning is not alone along the line of Bible lore however. for he has
  icine During last week he was taken on trip to the mountains by two diff fCrent members of the board of direc- tors of the association. and was able to describe to them every piece of ore and rock that came tO their notice.
 The Young Mems Christian Associa- ton has done the city a distinct service in bringing this eminent man here even for so short a time. and the many men who heard his monday addresses on the roof garden of the association almost without exception unit ed in saying that they have never be- fore been so interested in the Scrip lures. nor have they ever heard man who could expound the Gospel in such plain terms as he. It has been a rare treat for the people of Phoenix who have sat and listened to the words of this eloquent scholar and student of the Bible Dr. Gaebelein is one of America's eminent men.
 Dr. Gaebelein is a man who believes implicitely the inspiration of the whole Bible, and in this respect stands in a class with the late MT Moody. Dr. Tor Fey of the Moody Bible Institute. the eminent Dr Kelly of New York and others of note. He k the author of many notable scriptural eXpositions, and many inquiries have been made, regarding his books X shipment of
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10

Angeles; IL w. Laskey. New York; A. Rosenthal. Chicago; R R. Brena
 Tucson; J. N. Williams. Dallas; All bert Stevens. SolomonVille: w. l.
 Wilson. Stafford; F.. L. Short. Rouse w. w Collins, Nisalia. California Clair D. Morris. R R. Anderson. C
 M. Meade, Lee M. Purwin, Los An geles; R. S Weiner. Fl Paso; j. M
 GimSey. C R. NJ. Gimsey, Harry E. Moore. Al Redock, Harrington. Nes- bitt. Harry Jones. all San Francisco; Joseph Brown. Chicago; Otto Koer- ner. Joe Micmeyer. R. Vernon. C. Young. Hadley; Chas. Donahue Beetle Beaumonte. Maud Emery, MT and Mrs Robt II. Wilson, New York; Mrs. Ella Tarrence. J. J. Tay, Los Angeles;
 F.. c Taylor, Hayden; F. F.. McCrary, Florence: J. J. Miller. Tucson; Ada NJ. Gibbons, Mesa; sam Smith, Bouse.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10
Best for Biscuifs

A prominent teacher in one of the De- mestic Science schools in Mississippi writes that she is using Cottolene with excellent results. She says:
 "FOr biscuits COttOlene Is all that could be desired. The biscuits are light and haky, with none of that disagree able odor often found in foods short ened with lard COttolene is also an excellent r2edium for frying CrOquettCS and dOughnuts. II gives them Q clean, crisp. brown crust"
 Other noted experts, such as Mr7 Rorer and Marion Harland, have given similar testimony to the merits Of Cot tolene. It not only gives better results than lard but is much more whclesoma and economical as we'll
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10
W!GWAM.

The Wigwam theater is offering new program of great excellence showing comedy. drama, and adven- ture along with fine music selections A pleasing scenic and comedy picture is that of The Tent ViTage" Fol lowing is the program:
 "Undving Love" beautiful story of love from the cradle to the grave Regatta Along tha Mekong River" " scenic
 Song. Smile on Me" Miss Me Grath
 The Ranchman's Son." a thrilling western drama
 "Bob's New Scheme" a comedy drama
 The Tent Village" scenic
 Illustrated song. TO the Land Of Where Our Dreams Come True" Miss ncGrath.
 His First Trip" comedy full Of fun and frolic
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10

At the Commercial-Sam F Webb Meridian; Geo. Ivey. Tombstone M e. Kimbraugh. Parker; A Y. Wright; ". C. Moran, Prescott; c. F. Asch- man, Wells Fargo company: B Win gar and wife. and boy. AIesa Geo. Swingle. DudleyYille; \. Porter Brawley. California: c ". Elias. Her mosillo: ". M. Martin. Winslow. J. N Rex, San Antonio; T. A. Nicholas. Florence. F. L. Taylor: J. N Wl- Hams. Dallas: C. w. Grouse. White river: Henry Cowen. Wickenburg: O. H. Sellars. Fl Paso; Mrs. Nell Collins, Winkleman: J. W. Woolf, Tempe: w w Carney, Mesa.
 At the Ford-R C. Tuthill, Los
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10
ADJUSTMENTS
THE COLISEUM.

Two standing room houses greeted the girl from Wyoming last night. To- night an entire change of vaudeville with three star attractions will be pre- scented The special feature of the week will be a playground scene" un- der the auspices of the Y. Nj c. A. on Monday night. in which some beauti- ful lesson suggestions on this topic will be introduced.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10

the same came shortly before he left and any desiring to look at them will find them on exhibition at the As-a- citation building. They mt also be purchased there if desirel. @u; a shorl time
 The Association activ;tics are grow ing apace. The general public is u- vited to grand opening of thc work and a reception next Fri:a- evening at which time program ,f music aud athletic events will be given Refresh ments will be served by the young men and a general explanation of tl. work of the various departments given
 Make the scanning of the Repub- lican Want Columns part Of you- daily reading
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10

The Republican Wants are the pulse of the business world. closely allied to both the supply and demand. the means of communication between buyer and seller. employer and ernplOye.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10
PILL KNEW.

Joe-Homer. Hoemr who was he !. Do you know. Biii"
 Bill expect he was th' first -Ian what trained Baltimore Am erican tFryE
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10
APPRECIATION

PPRECIATION-'I was royalty l treated by Mrs. Long of the hotel at Buckeye and it will be one of my most pleasant memories of my trip in Arizona" said the Girl from Wy
 Cming," last evening, in bidding her
 farewell to Phoenix friends. Tn man
 aging the difficulties of the desert in long rides, little things like that
 stand out in memory like wells of water"
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10
tFrgE

During the fall house cleaning sea- son call on the Republican Wants to turn into cash household goods that you would like to have out of the way
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10
RACE COURSE ROAD
 MAP ID PHOENIX
How Tremaine Describes a Part O
 It Coming This Way.

The following is w E. Tremaine's map ot the new road for the Los Angels Phoenix road race to the ter ritorial fair, this fall, from Yuma to Phoenix. made coming to the fair. as he gave it to Ralph C. Hamlin re- gently.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10

Republican Want advertising is quick in bringing returns and inex1en- sive in cost
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10
NEW GUARD-T

NEW GUARO-T. F. Pomeroy. Of Mesa City. Major of the Arizona Ma tiOnal Guard, was in Phoenix yester- day. making vigorous representations to Adjutant-General Lamson in favor of the admission to the regiment of company from Snowflake. where near ly every business man and many of the leading young men of the town have already petitioned for such admission.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10

Take the time to know what the Re- publican Wants offer each d1y--it will pay you
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10
IMPORTANT MEETING in

IMPORTANT MEETlNG-An i'm pOrtant preparatory meeting of various factors in the life of the city will be held in the educational rooms. of the !. NJ C A building Tuesday evening of this week There will be Y. NJ. C. A directors. Sunday school superin- tendents, pastors and school trustees there. as well as others. and addresses by Judge Kent, School Prin- cipals Stabler and Randall. by Rev. Scarlett and by others. The purpose of the meeting is to put the play grounds project on smooth ways.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10
NEW MIssIoNARY-J. c. Va

NEW mlSSlONHh1 1-J- '. an uti Las. a young man from Wisconsin. has been sent here by the home mission board of the Presbyterian church to take charge of the missionary work among the Indians of the city, and will tonight conduct a class at the Indian school for the first time. This work heretofore has been handled by men of the Presbyterian church, and the work of MT Van der Las is not to take the place of but to suple- ment that of these workers. This Is q comparatively new movement in the organized missionary work of the Presbyterian home mission board, and Mir. Van der Las. who is making his headuuarters at the Y M. C. A. build ing, in this city. will ss in Phoenix permanently
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10

Y. Nj. C. 4. RACE-Eight en- ties have already been made for the third race. next Fri r. day evening in the series for the beautiful silver loving cup" do- mated as a prize in these races by Stewart & Templin The cup will soon be on show in the window of their shop. The entries for the race this week close at noon Friday
Arizona republican., 1911-10-10
OF LOCAL INTEREST
ADVERTISING PosTEp-Beautiful

VONEh IoINO POo ItU-btduIIIuI advertisements of the Y. M. c. A. educational classes are being posted Many were put out yesterday by vol unteer workers. Generally speaking the classes open October 23
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29
RUGBY PROGRAMME
NOW COMPLETE
Outlook for Successful Season
for This Game Promising
Stanford and California
Freshmen to Compete.

Berkeley. cal. july 90 The itugby
program Tor lgIl already has been
completed by Graduate Managers
burbank ana Farmer of stanford aud
california university respectively, ana
despite the absence cot au intrrcoIlc-
giatc freshmen game the outlook for
successful season .s very favorable
tn" adoption COG Rugby hy the Uni.
tcrsiiy OF southern California opens
new field of competition Tor the
local Narsitics and tho Southerncrg
are making preparations to give the
Blue and Gold uud Cardinals lively
reception whom They visit Los Ange-
les during tho month OF October
IN effort was made b., the athletic
committee OF tb, sputh,ru institution
60 secure Nov Mitchell. the famous
stanford varsity captain. ns coach for
the coming season. bui the brilliant
i've cighths was compelled e. decline
ilatt"ring "ffor for business reasons
Failing Co sccur, Mitchell thc com.
hittoe made e. thorough search for
the available talent and nnall, rouch.
ed an agreement with Fat Higgins To-
control tho d'stiuios OF the L. :. c.
itito"n this fan Higgins is welt
known To- AN Rugby enthusiasts
throughout tho state. having been
Identified with the game since It's In
cepti"n on tho ueart Tie was "A ncu-
Der 81 the all-star team which plavod
against the Wauabics on tho Ocean
SHORE grounds two wears ago. and lac
has since played with tho Cnstawnv.
OF Los Angeles The new coach will
nave some useful material to round
INTO shape during the practice season.
NJ many members OF the champion
Los Angeles high school fifteen hay,
Significd their intention of registering
az the southern institution The law
department of the University OF
southern California played the game
last fall aud the players made Won
dcriul progress considering tho short
experience th,y had Most ~ tho vet.
Grams Will be available for the rrru-
lar varsity team this season. and with
these as "a nuClcus and a classy huncb
"t new material from the Southern
preparatory schools TO select from
HIGGINS should be able - turn out a
CLASSY Rugby machine before the sea-
son closes. He is an Australian bv
hirth and has played In some OF the
best teams OF New South Wales
Harry RcnWick. Ia. populsr local
crickctcr and spprt4man. Nho coached
IN" santa Clara college team To- vic
tory over IT'S 81 Mary's rivals last
fall. has been sOjournng In san Diego
during The summer months and viii
return 10 renew his activities
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29
H0BBLE SKIRT
NOW is DOOMED
Double skirts Are Ia save thu Fem.
ininc ScN From Nnklc binding
Fashion, ISoricrd Iamics Help
tile Chnig,'.

New YORK. July 2S--Thoy are here
In all the double glory uf their revival
They have rung tho kncll OF the hob.
BILE skirt. Tor which we are grateful.
and although there is a tendency a.
anrct the height Of the wcarcr hy
shortening the line. yet In this sion Ter
age most OF W. can stand H.
Perhaps We owe the double skirt
10 the hordrrcd fabrics that have
como upon ~ with force AZ any
rate. they can oc used adylgtug GUS
N their culorcd edges forming par1l-
Vel rows of decoration at tho knt q
ana ankles.
Many douoir skirts sr. slishnd ar
at the lcf side. showing ~. under.
skirts that should be- contrasting
color IL you are following thu lead Of
Paris.
Some understands are plcai"e. while
Tho oNcrskir, Is plain. slashcI and
edged with fringe. insertion or Road
""rk You see, the ease M 81. bot
t"W OF ils skirt rs now IN, &C the
iaclprs ot the new models.
Double skirts are appearing on the
''..' 'l.N" ''' .NN "'N lhIlN ina ne st
such "a checks, striped scrgcs aud
"h0llle. There BE- not much ullncss
~ the hips e comfortable W.dth at
thc bottom. and altogether q scnsih'e
"rbuund from the rNtrcm, narrow
rati"rus "t the sprug ~tu is there
straight line. though. and q flatn,ss
of tho bica, usually lrcyutuatod by e
loose panel pr hv Stat sash
Tho double skirt suggests the trIplc
skirt and indeed, som. daring de-
tlgnors hay, launched Tho three lay-
crs IH some OF th.ir sufj chiffon mod
els f"r evening
lining rs nee s,lry for the fpun-
dat"n % should nt perfectly. aud
the drcesmakcr VINO pays strict at
tontl"n 20 IN, foundation VIII attain
uui.rDBbl, success
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29
SANTA IE IIAs \
PAVING SUGGESTION

Albuquerquc's city council has au-
ihorizcd the esta blishmout ~ pay-
ing district in the central part Of tho
municipality and has sent a commit
tee at aldermen Co study paving meth
DDS IN other towns lf the commit.
tc" comes To Santa r. II would be- on.
lsh''n"d as To modern paving meth
"ds and use ~ modern street making
machinery Santa Fe now has sey-
eral blocks paved with pcnitentiary-
made bricks, one block that is macad-
amizrd and viii soon have annther
block that rs asphalt,d santa Pc
also employs modern steam road
roller and grader on it, streets and
is ~ every way up 10 date in it's nav
ing methods lf II were not for its
UNITED financial resources il. loo.
would Great" H paving district. hut
Tor the prcsrn, must rantcnt itself
Z" pave ono block at time Even bv
mat method one street after another
VIII Dee paved nud eventual, santa r.,
VIII have the best streets In thc tor
ritorN, especially ~ IL does not lose
sight of such vital and necessary
propositions Hs the widening aud
Strengthening of streets like upper
Palace avenue. Santa Re Nc,, Mex
lean
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29
Have You a Friend
Who Drinks to Excess?
TELL HIM HE CAN BE CURED IN
THREE DAYS
The Neal Treatment at the Neal Institute will Quickly Re-
store Him to SeIf-Mastery

Many m.u ulu drinks Go rvtrss
a.... boil. ...uput to tn. habit vhiah
.. .. friends vth wI,an and
alarm.
Th.N can srr bis unIsh
THr Ncsl Institute. ON NortI -c.-
out street. be- p'ugc nu.H nUa ,u.
an.,d many deserving people tu save
friends and loved one. nN rJdiug
ugm OFF ulp craving appett, for
drink
Tbrr, dals b. sufficient FOR "a, pore
furmau., uf what many people i"nk
upon uH l miracle
ENupsslt, drlukors de- not always
drink because t1ov really Fau' %
drink MHuy tlat, Go th, habit baH
resolved 90 quit Again gue again
ho has sworn IN hat the torment hc
suffers attending the onp;t without
tho right Kind oi help takcs him back
o. hs old NayA
The truth is that excessive drink.
'rs really are mprcgnated with the
accumulated alcoholic poison. which
Ua. been taken INTO the system too
fact 'or ua'ur, 90 oXpcl b..
This accumulated poison is rrspou-
S.ulc Tor the craving desire which can
only be- temporary satisfied with more
drink
business men have gon, 20 the
Neal Institute in condition bordering
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29

or rn..us,--nrrvous drinkers who
need .htIe,f' from morning untl
night
Tbpy nav, lcn tlr Institution m
turr, DAYS supotlnti,cy happy over
restoration of nerves ana with an
I,Hr, Bud craving Tor alcoholic ".
uuor absolutely gone
Th, treatment lg such that will
recommend Itself 60 any one having
u fii.ud who drink. for 10 ls admin.
istrr'd along ethical lines
T1, Seal Treatment consists ~ n
perfectly mlvmIcss vegetable rom .dy
taken internally With positively no
hyp'd'rWi, Injections
Tie Albuquerque Nc1l Institute
aIg Norih SECOND street. is now one
~ the many similar Institutions
Throughout America aIl OF which are
doing grand work boo The cause of bet.
ter manhood ami happier homes
A. the Albuquerque Institute guests
enjoy all Tho prsil,grs ana comforts
of home. club or hotel. Names OF
patients are never diyulgcd Home
treatment can bc given 60 those who
prefer H.
Or you bay" a friend who drinks to
excess and you would like To- help
save him from th, drink habit. write.
wirp or phpp" The Neal Institute. sig
North second street, Albuquerque.
y "
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29
GLOR|ETA WILL Be
CHIEF ATTRACTION
At The ELkS
Reception Will Be Held in
Club Rooms From s O'Clock
Until IL Tonight; George
Rankin Will Preside.

There viii bc something doing u
the Elks club rooms tonight The
click of the billiard balls as thcy re.
bound from the cushions win play an
accompaniment to the music turned
ont by the mechanical plano. u gem
orally takes an ace To beat the king.
hut Gloricta win Doe ace high tonight.
For tonight win bee "Gloriota night
in the Elks' club. u VIII b' as FAM
aus iE ~ way as b. the elimination
~ the Mardi Grns festival in Now
Orleans boz February or Carnival night
in Albuquerque iu October GcorE,
Rankin uf the southwestern brewery
and Tee COMPANY WIN conceived tho
idea of Glori,ta night aud who vii!
Dee responsible FOR its sucrrssful exc
cutou. VIII preside at the punch bowl
800 90" cllt rooms inis evening from
=" !. although hp viii not run away
80 The latter hour n Their, is .ufO-
ctent demand fur continuation -
bis services From tn punch bowl
Nill be- ladIcd generous portions 81 70
beverage which wit probably contain
% certain percentage of hops ana yari-
ems other ctkrHctiuus which may bc
recognized hy many us that good old
Gbrictn Au fhr Best People viii boo
our tonight +Hk hat. and frork
coats viii not be- tolerated and POI
I"cmau win Doe ON hand tu watch
automobile thioVs. Manager Fmnk
~turlz with his iuhwtablo smiI, and
-Itd hand viii DO tho WELDON, stunt
COL tho main entrance
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29
DEFINING NEWS ITEMS.
lspecIsI Corresnanaeace 60 IN. II.rnldl


b'uinE 4 NJ. July eg-Mr g.. r..
Tempe uf Miami Arizona. .s n the
city 900 business
Mr y. ~ Jauuy rs an, El Paso rem.
r.t.uHuN, CT corporation that has
branch offices In every large o,ty in
iH' United states, Canada aud Mex
loco. H. has been with mis- company
twenty Heprs. during which time he
BIAS bad headquarters and made his
hnmu for two wears ur longer each IN
Michisau. Fur.da. Indiana. Colorado,
California Mississippi and Kcutuck,.
ana ,ult On paso aud the southwest
country including Bemipg. suits him
nrtt,r shan any other part of th,
country As M lauu, owns mo- urup.
"rty loo vi rasp or uemng. his tosti-
muuN N given without bias ur pro-.
judIyt.
Mr " ~ McDonough who has
been investigating Drming IN, past
week. today returned Go his home ip
chicago. During the several DAYS Nj
M'b'nough was here, ne hled on 1850
acre. oi government land purchased
100 acre. ~ decided land al SIS Der
acre. and two town los near IA, bus.-
ness section at S5OO each. so tho
b'ming country ~ the richer by about
Pix thousand dollars for this one
mans weeks visit, lie saws no mas
travelled through seventeen statcs
looking tor 70 location and that from
To-Day j., s tNhcthcr present or abb
senp resident ~ Dcming aud
Domlng booster
l.. %. liacN,y ct Oklahoma City is
visitor no the city today looking for
location