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Arizona republican., 1919-06-04

bone and frame in the growing ami maj. It will do the same in the growing child.
 Whats good for the piggies
 Is good for the kiddies.' The alfalfa plant contains wonderful medicinal properties. Mr. Bower has determined what they are. He has had the plant torn into pieces and put together again He has fed al- falfa foods to people at banquets and in the home; he has cured them of many ills with his alfalfa medicines; he has pleased the palate with the de- lcious flavor in the candies and the drink; he has taken out the hay or bitter taste and his next step will be to grow a, new alfalfa plant without the bitter taste, that will make a per feet human food.
 And, incidentally, MT. Bower is going to make lot of money and all the stockholders of his Alf-Ine Remedy company will make lot of it, too. He has sold to this company all of his fermulae, P in number, anyone of which being big enough to go it alone in a separate company, but all the products developed by him are to be made and sold by the one con- pany.
 Do you know that the greatest divi- dend payers, the real steady, lasting ones, are the companies that feed people? Here is a list of few of them, which is correct to the best of our knowledge:
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04

Bukey, Cornell. Hall, Lines, J. F. Will Hams, Carrie Williams, Tucker, Wal lace. Daley, Coffin. Stilwell, Connolly, Longmoor Timmons and Stadlman. and Misses Moxley and Wallace. The afternoon was most enjoyably spept Refreshments were served.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04
Seats Selling For Lucy Gates Enter.
 tainment

hVerybody's Drug Store reports a orlsk sale of seats for the Lucy Gates concert which will be given tonight Tn the L. D. $. tabernacle. Miss Gates mas been heard by certain of the Mesa puollc, and these are among the earli- est to secure seats for tonight's enter tainment.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04
TEMPEANS BACK FROM. SERVICE OVERSEAS.

TEMPE. June 3.-Rufus Harvey, Eho has been in Uncle Sam's service, having received his discharge several weeks ago. is now back in his old posi- lion at the power house aross the Tenn 9e bridge.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04
Meat Vendor Charoed With steaIine

Meat Vendor Charged With Stealing
 Jacob Miller was arrested yesterday on complaint of Henry Davis, pro- prietor of the O. K Market, charged with larceny. Davis stated to the of ficers that the man had been in the habit of buying meat at the hop, which he peddled from a wagon along the highways: that upon occasions of Mil lers visit to the O. K. Market, he took therefrom certain of the market tools. meat. etc. The preliminary trial was set for yesterday. but the defendant failed to appear.
 Richard Gibbons Building Fine Home
 Richard Gibbons, owner of 100 acres
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04

shipments, which the company can not fill with its present equipment. The largest ice cream manufacturing company in Southern California sent a representative to the factory to bar gain for the distribution of the drink throughout their territory. In order to enter this very rich territory, Southern California, the company plans to start it's Los Angeles factory, purchased recently from c. H. Nel- son, as soon as possible. Mr. Nelson is at present at the Riverside factory working with Charlie Asche, the local candy maker of the company, to get the various products standardized. At present, the company is making two kinds of candies = the Alf-Ine Chews and Alf-Ine all-day suckers. The variety of candies will be in- creased as soon as the factory can be enlarged. The Alf-Ine drink is also ready for the trade. The candies are now on sale at all of the candy stores in Phoenix and the valley towns. The drink will be at the fountains yet this week. It can be served in many delicious forms at the fountain. Here is the menu:
 Alf-Ine Soda. plain
 Alf-Ine Ice Cream Sundae
 Alf-Ine Matted Milk
 Alf-Ine Egg Matted Milk
 Alf-Ine Freeze
 Alf-Ine Frappe
 It is a common syrup for the foun- tain. The dispensers will soon be making new drinks and dishes from it. It also makes a delicious drink in the home, just mixed with ice water or hot water, either. It is "a wonder ful tonic. It is the child $ drink and the drink for the old. All the bene- ficial effects of this wonderful -Alfal- ia plant have been instilled into Ali Inc whether it is in the candy, the drink or the many other products. The Alf-lne drink is sold in bottle containing 6 ounces of the concen- trated extract This, mixed with sugar and water will make one gallon of Alf-lne syrup. The syrup will make 100 drinks mixed with carbo- mated water or with plain water. It is cheaper than lemonade, tea or coffee in the home and 1t is the cheap est syrup the fountain man can make. The price is $1.00 per bottle. Drink it with your meals.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04
To Live in California

MT. and Mrs. Filing Olsen who have sold their ranch will leave shortly for California. where they will probably live for couple of years on account of MT. Osen's health
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04
U. s. PUBLIC DEBT

WASHINGTON, June 3.-The na- tion's public debt reached a new high mark of $25,921,151,270 at the end of May, an increase of s1,096, ,640.7 dur ing the month, resulting from new is- sues of certificates of indeb sedness and payments on Victory loan subscrip- tions.
 Ordinary disbursements in May amounted to s9O7. 7.4s2 .920, only slightly less than the s1,06S, ,20S,020 in the same month last year.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04

Mir and Mrs. Price Wickliffe left this morning for Solomonsville where they will spend a couple of weeks visiting their daughter, Mrs. Winnie Massey.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04

A few years from now we expect to have the Alf-Ine Remedy company at the head of the list. National prohi- bltlon opens vast field for the candy and soft drink business. The Ali Inc products have field of their own without competition. Money invest ed ill the candy manufacturing busi- ness turns itself 15 times a year. It leads all other lines of business. The financial packers of the company are some of the very best of the alfal- ia growers in Salt River valley. Here IS a list of some of them: Senator c. C. Green, who is a director of the company; c. H. Barkley and wife, George Day, Leonard Metz, Mrs. H. c. Hovde, $. H. Witten, Geo. L. Free stone, W. T. Tweedv, W. A. Mac Donald, Chas. Gilbert, Levy Young. K. $. Townsend, R. W. Wasoner, Bartlett-Heard Land and Cattle company, A. J. Peters and c. NJ Martin.
 The company now needs some more money to put these alfalfa products all over the world. A reputable house in London has asked for a proposition to sell throughout the European countries. An American professor of the Nanking, China. uni versity, wants to help introduce the products into China. He has offered to translate the company's advertis- ing matter into the Chinese language. Mr. Bower met this interesting pro- lessor at the chamber of commerce. in San Francisco.
 The company manufactures small package products which will go into all parts of the country, advertising Phoenix and the Salt River valley. It will give the community pay roll and, best of all, the stock will make 2 an excellent investment.
 The company is capitalized for 5O0,- 900 shares only, and the stock is be- ing sold at its par value, $1.00 per share. There is no promotion stock. ngs. Come out to Riverside Park
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04
Business Visitor

L. Schieff, vice president and general manager of the Wholesale Western Drug compsny of Los Angeles, was a business visitor in town yesterday
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04
Fined For Gamblinq

Ross Daley and J. R. Williams were arrested yesterday by City Marshal Warren, charged with gambling with dice They plead guilty before Judge Newell and were fined $10 each
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04
From Jerome

Miss Evelyn Kettle who has. been teaching, has returned to Tempe for the vacation months. Mrs. Thompson accompanied Miss Kettle and will spend some time visiting here.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04
Back in u. S.

According to message received in Tempe the other day. Kenneth Johns ton is back in the United States.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04
Shows Educational Records

Miss Cole, representative for the Columbia Grafaphone company gave a demonstration of the educational rec 1rds at the Tempe Normal school yes erday afternoon. This recital was a
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04
Surprise Party

Robert Finch, Jr.. was greatly sur prised last Wednesday night by host of his young friends who came in to help him celebrate the evening.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04
MRS. BEN MORROW |S HOSTESS IF REBEKAHS

s GILBERT. June 4.--At her home on the Anderson ranch, Mrs. Ben Morrow entertained on Monday afternoon, members of the Rebekah lodge.
 Among the guests present were Mesdames George Garner, Johnson.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04

have already been sold on orders taken in advance, and Vim. Trimble, the proprietor of the agenog, states that the demand for the Henrys is just as active as ever.
 H. Stuart Blackburn at Majestic
 H. stuart Blackburn's latest photo play for Paramount. entitled Miss ing" will be shown today and tomor- row at the Majestic theater. The other features are Topics of the Day and a cartoon.
 A KIMBALL PIANO, in Al condi- tion, for sale cheap. Phone 97. Mesa Adv. k
 I have taken over the Mesa Black smith shop, corner West Main and Robson, and will give careful attention to all work brought in. Frank Riggs Adv. 1t
 I HAVE taken over the Mesa Black smith shop. corner West Mann and Robson. and am prepared to give at teniion to all work.-F'rank Riggs Adv. It
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04

George Johnston of Scottsdale, who has been ill for several days. is still very sick.
 Miss Bertran Hendrix is quite i'll at her home on Normal avenue.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04

Aaron Hern of Perry. Iowa, also re- gently returned from overseas, is wis iting Mrs. Doss and family.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04

William Farnum will show you to- night When a Man Sees Red" at the Goodwin tehater, Tempe-Adv. It
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04
From Iowa

great treat to the studetns and was enjoyed by all.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04
City Clerk Carter in Phoenix
Will Enter+.;r c.;ld, s L A

yesterday on business connected with his office
 VIII Entertain Children of the Order
 The Rebekahs will entertain the children or the order and also those or members of the Odd Fellows lodge on saturday of this week The par ents and children are requested to pear Tn mind that. the latter should meet at the Knights of Pythias hall at o'clock on the afternoon of the day mentioned.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04

Of fine land situated two miles south east of Mesa is having erected on his ranch s10,000 home. MT. Gibbons re- gently sold 50 acres from his 160 acre place. Asked as to his reason for so handsome 3. country residence, he re- piled that the wife had lived with him in any and all sorts of places, and now he feels that she is deserving of the most comfortable place he can pro- vide. The veteran rancher said it. too, as though he meant it every word.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04
FIND AMERICANS BODY

MORALES, Ariz., June 3.-The re- port of the killing Sunday of Miguel Otto, an American, by Yaquis neal Lo Colorado. Senora. was confirmed to- day when Otto's body was found stripped of clothing, mutilated and with a bullet hole through the head
 Otto had been making his homs with a, Mexican family at La Colorado His body was found short distance from their camp. wl;ch he had lef cn hunting trip.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04
Pythians to Practice
Goes to SoIomonviIIe

The Pythians will meet for practice this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04

twenty Two Fords Await Owners
 The Mesa Ford garage has just fin ished unloading 22 Fords. The major fly Of the staunch little newcomers
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04
On Sick List

been visiting MT. and Mrs. Charles Steele, have gone to Hayden.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04
Visited Here

Mr. and Mrs John Parr. who have
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04
What $1OO Has Done
WHEN INVESTED IN FOOD COMPANIES
 STOCK

WHEN INVESTED IN FOOD COMPANIES
 STOCK
 S100 invested in Egg o See Co. in 1905 increased to .......J............. 1000 $100 invested in Cream of Wheat Co. increased to ........... ....... 2ooo $t00 invested in National Biscuit Co. increased to ............... .. 2ooo S100 invested in Coca Cola Company increased to ..... ...... 2soo Co. increased to ..................... 5000 increased to ........ ..-...... 5000 S1o0 invested in Wrisleys Chewing Gum Company increased to .............. 5000 S100 invested in Postunn Cereal Go. in
 1903 increased to .................. 10000 S100 invested in Shredded Wheat Co. increased to ................ 10000 $100 invested in Royal Baking Powder
 Co., increased to ..................... 1s,soo S100 invested in American Sugar Refn-
 ing Co.,. 1890, increased to ........ 22.5oo S1 invested in Quaker Oats Co. in 1901
 increased to ............ ...-..... 1000
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04
Here to Supervise Placing of Equip

'1ere 70 SuperVlse Placing Of Equip
 ment
 MT. Curry of the Dallas, Texas. branch of the Grand Rapids Show Case company is in Mesa and will re- main until the setting up and arrang- ing or the unit system of show cases and fixtures, is completed. Two cars Of the cases have been received and the last remaining one is in transit.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04

N'H"~"H
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04

bone and frame in the growing ami mal It will do the same in the growing child.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-04
Will Motor to the cnast

J. R. Wallace, accompanied by G. ". Dodson, will leave this morning in the formers car for a brief visit to California points.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
MUCO-SOLWNT
ABSOLUTELY EXCELS
IN D|PHTHER|A

This was the primary purpose of the
remedy. For 10 years it's usefulness
was tested by the physician who made
1t before it was allowed t go on the
market at all. That was a fair trial
wasn't it? 1t worked. 1t was uni
versally successful when used in time.
For about 80 years now it has been
on the market, during which time hun
dreds upon hundreds of cases have been
successfully treated with, it, many of
them very malignant in character.
Many OF them by physicians, Others
by the parents themselves. There are
scores of houses that not only escaped
the ~vexation Of the quarantine, but at
the same time fully protected all who
were exposed by having Muco- Solvent
on hand.
There are thousands of homes in the
villages and towns and out on the farms
for which diphtheria would be robbed
of Its terrors If they only knew about
and had on hand for use, at a mo-
ment's warning, this victor of that aw-
full disease. 1t is your duty to Garry
on" this message.
Muco- Solvent is also recommended
for Tonsilitis, Quinsy, Group, Whuoping
Cough and Scarlet Fever.
Mucco-Solvent is known as the House
hold Remedy.
Price 75cJ and $3.50, at all drug stores.
adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
THIRD RIVER RISE
IS ON THE WAY
Heavy Rainfall in Upper.
Watershed Preceding Cold
Wave Is Cause.

A third and yet higher rise in the
Mississippi river is predicted for Mem
phis, which will begin during next
week and which will carry the crest
stage above that of the recent rise
when the gauge registered SOS feet. The
unusually heavy rainfall which has gen.
orally preceded the cold wave that has
swept the entire Mississippi and Ohio
valleys and the lower lake region is
helG responsible largely for the rise.
, =. Emery, local foreeaster, has not
YET attempted to say what stage the
crest viii reach at Memphis, but he is
certain that the recent rise will he ex-
ceeded. The river at Memphis fell 4
OF q fool during the past 24-hour pc
Rod and Will continue to fall slowly
during the next three or four DAVIS and
then win begin to rise. Rises were re-
ported Wednesday from all river points.
above Memphis except Paducah where
the river was stationary and at Cairo
where a fall of GA was noted.
The greatest rise reported during
Wednesday morning from the upper
mississippi and its tributaries was at
Parkersburg where the gauge rose II
feet: Chattanooga reported a rise Of
6.6 feet and Nashville 5 feet. Cincin-
natl also reported a 5-foot rise and
Louisville ~ feet.
The crest Of the present rise has not
yet reached Helena, the gauge We'd
nesday morning showing a rise OF 0.S
with a stage of 1873 recorded and the
river rising.
The river at Memphis probably will
not reach the flood stage of IS feet and
with the information now at hand 1t is
impossible to say with accuracy what
the crest will register on tho gauge.
The rise, however, which is the third
this fall, probably will mean very high
water until the spring rises usually oc-
cur,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10

will attend to athe packing, wrapping
and sending to all parts of the country,
your gift articles, and relieve you Of the
anxiety.
Main fIoOr-rear
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
GEORGIA WOMAN
GAINS 2OPOUNDS
Mrs. Jennings Wouldn't Take
$4,000 for Good TanIaC
Did Her. ..l.

Il wouldn't take $4,000 for tho diff
ference in my condition now and what
il was the day l got my first bottle of
Tanlac, said Mrs. Elizabeth Jennings,
Route 2 HephZibah, Richmond county,
Ga.
Fifteen years ago" she Continued,
my health began to fail and my
troubles became so complicated that no
one seemed to know what allied me. Ny
stomach was all nj Of order and What
/ ate seemed to poison my system. My
back ached terribly and rheumatic
pains racked my body till I could hard
ly stand it. My head ached constantly,
I lost flesh n strength and l be-
came SO nervous and weak that l
couldn't walk to my garden without
help. I was simply a nervous and
physical wreck, and although my hus-
band spent thousands of dollars trying
to get me well nothing did me any
good.
"Then I started taking Tanlac and
began to improve at once. l enjoy all
my meals now, sleep like a child, the
misery in my back is all rome as well
as those rheumatic pains that troubled
me so much. | nave gained 20 pounds
and Tanlae has made a new woman OF
me and l feel better than l have since
I was a young girl
Tanlac is sold in Memphis exclusively
by Weiss Pharmacy and Warnock
Drug Co. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
GOVERNOR TO HELP
MAN TENNESSEE"
Will Accompany Vessels
Commander to Memphis
on Recruiting Tour.

Coy. A. Fl. Roberts will accompany
Commander Leigh, OF the super-dread-
nought Tennessee, to Memphis when
that officer Of the U. S. navy visits
this city on Dec. Is to make a speech
to the public in the evening Of that
day to appeal for recruits for the great
war vessel. Lieut.. P. +. Carney, OF the
Y: ). navy recruiting service, announc-
ed Wednesday through the Chamber
or Commerce, that the governor and
dreadnough commander probably would
speak at the Goodwin institute build
irg.
The navy is, making an effort to man
the TENNESSEE, which will be put into
service Feb. Is, with an entire crew of
Tennesseans. An appeal is being made
for young men of this state to sign for
service on this ship not only singIy but
in groups. of friends so that conditions
will be more homelike and pleasant and
TenneSsee-sy for everybody. The YES
sci is the last word in fighting sea
monsters and will need a. crew OF 1900
to 1,400 men and officers.
Gov. Roberts daughter, Miss Edith
Roberts, christened the huge vessel al
the recent launching.
The commander of the vessel is a.
Mississippian and a distinguished off
Ger. He commanded one of the first
American destroyer flotillas to Join the
allied navies in the wal zone waters
after the United States went to war
with Germany. #
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10

I'm a special sale-most timely
A featuring that will be turned to
good account in supplying many gift
needs, in
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
$3.50
Christmas gifts mothers would select in
BABY THINGS
Blouse scctiOm-second floor

Really splendid stocks OF most salts
flying gift articles.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10

Ladies' fine lambskin, two clasps all
white, black and black with white en-
broidery; regular price, CD 70
$500: special, a pair 49,. VA'OU
ladies' silk gloves, lined, finished WIN
two clasps; white, black, gray G. rs
and brown ...!.....4,".V AsSO
$500 woven wool gloves; two buttons; all
sizes; in khaki color only; former OQc
" sold at $500; special, a pair OON
Misses French kid gloves, two clasps sell
and contrast stitching; white, black, tan
and brown; at last seasons co 7E
price, a pair ...:........ UA.tO
Ladies' capeskin gloves, 1-clasp, In white
black and tan; sold usually at 60 90
$3.50: special, a pair ....... VG.ON
100 dozen ladies' fine grade lambskln
gloves, 2-clasp, in white with embroidered
back; a soft, pliable glove; sold elsewhere
at 1915; very special CD II
tomorrow, a pair ........;. ~6ssO
Ladies' capeskin gloves. 1-clasp, in white
and black; formerly sold at G. 90
$3.50; special, a pair $3.50. ~A'O~
Ladies' chamoisilk gloves, 2-clasp' in
white, black, gray and brown; q 20
a pair Wv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22
Rupture Kills
1000 Annually

seven thousand persons each wear ar,
lhld a"al ihe burial certificate b.Ins
u siHd Rupture" why? Hernu., inc
unfortunate ones had neglected thpnis.Iye,
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Ws no attention 10 tn. cause what az.
you cong Are YOU nsgiccting yourself
ul wearing truss. appliance. or what
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sur" tHtards blood circulation, thus rob
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hut rcisncn has found y way, and every
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lrsl nni srcceaufuI solf.trestment for run.
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out or place. Therefore, cannot chat. or
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22

oners inques, as witness. and !
know II"
III you know il, wly question me p
! asked with non. commtial air.
lust for the fun oi seeing you
,qnirm," she rc,or,ed with a malicious
little laugh. # always did enjoy Gee
ing little goats meandcring around
the lawn, and your small Nanny has
certainly slipped rs ,ether about
now Iaia, Keep your secrets.
dcarlc, but don't think You fool little
Bessie for YOU don't, You'll have
TO get mp earlier in the morning than
YOU ever did to pull the wool over dis
Chlle's cycS."
She slipped from the desk with
careless grace, swept me mocklng
bow that, after all, had no III nature
IN II, and danced out OF the room. !
heard her humming little tune as
she went down the corridor, heard 1t
again as she came back from her room
ard lett the building. ! stood idly
AZ the window and watched her .ithe
figure tripping down the path happy
Youth itself, and felt suddenly old and
carcworp as | watched her.
stood at the same window a NUM-
bcr Of times IN the next hour. for