Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 7

7 REPRESENTATIVE OF INTERIOR DEPARTMENT C. J. BLANCHARD, U. S. R.

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For Sale by (loldwater Brother. i MEANT WELL. The old friends had had three days together. "You have a iiretty place here. John." remarked thw guest tlie morning of his deiarture.

"Hut it looks a. bit bare yet." "Oh, that's because the trees are. so young." "answered the host comfortably. "I hope they'll have crown to good size before you com it gain." Metrojiolitan Magazine. LOYALTY.

Yes." answers th physician. 1 i lnn. ell, villi l.ll'ir uu der would not show any signs of improvement for fiv or six days?" "res." Well, this is the second day and i. ir. Mit flji! liottr ntreadv.

I givw him something to him worse for the other three or four I djys?" Life. HAIR-RAISING PERFORMANCE. Will Speak for the Reclamation Service At Dedication of the Dam. "Is this your doctor?" asks the nurse over the telephone. 'Th baby likes to play with my hair." "Hut aren't you afraid he'll I muss it, dragging it all over the floor?" Washington Herald.

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.1. Hianchard, statistician the rec Imitation arrived hern yesterday from Kl I 'a so vlu-re. he was when the Koosevelt party iited licit city, a day or two ago. He says thai if th colonel draws the sort of a crowd lure that he did in the. Pass city the streets and sidewalks will le none ton large for its accommodation.

Mr. Hianchard com-s to 'participate in the ceremonies of dedicating the Kooevelt dam on Saturday, being present as the representative of tlui interior department and Mr. Xewell. the heiid of the reclamation service lie will deliver to the assemblage at Koosevelt the words of Mr. Xewell in behalf of the department and especially his own particular bureau.

Mr. Hianchard, as statistician of the service, has at his command and in his keeping, more fjcts in connection with all the reclamation projects than any other person In the world for his primary work is to assemble this information and keep it available for any and every purpose for which it may be required. It not only includes the bare figures of construction enterprises but involves all manner of information in connection witli the localities in which the projects are located. Many useful purposes are served by the work of Mr. Hianchard.

that might not be conceived by the careless reader. It is doubtless appreciated by all that the government which has entered upon the experimental work of national irrigation, or national reclamation of arid lands, is no less con cerned in the success of the issue, than are the people of the country, or the people of any one of the many communities which are most directly benefited. That this success may be demonstrated it Is equally as neces-sar to liavc compiled, data illustrating conditions before reclamation as it is the data relative to construction that these facts may used in comparison. Xo reclamation project can prove successful unl.s there are settlers to utilize it. that while it Is for the benefit of communities that the world should learn of their possibilities, it is just as directly to the benefit of the government that lands under the projects be placed in the hands of settlers as quickly as possible.

Such conditions have made Mr. Hlanclrard's office a bureau of publicity as well as of statistics and naturally he has become a marvelous influence for the welfare of the settlers under all the projects. In the course of his work Mr. Hianchard has given much publicity to all the projects but from the nature of things more to the Salt Kiver project than to any other. It was the first one undertaken and the largest that has thus far been completed.

Moreover, as a subject for description it lias had more interesting features than any other, the site of the dam is such that it is easy to photograph and makes impressive pictures, and no section of the country has been more in the public eye during the time the project has been under way than Arizona. The dedication of this dam has aroused the interest of more newspapers than any other, both homo and abroad and there has been a demand for many special articles for both news and illustrated papers not only in this country but in Kngland and continental Europe. These have been supplied to the greatest extent possible, together with pictures taken by Walter Lubken, the official photographer who hi master of his art and who has taken pictures at frequent Interval during the entire period of construction. In no other section of the Fnited States, says Mr. Hianchard.

have the people worked in greater harmony with the government in tin development of a great enterprise than they have in this valley, and to that fact more than any other single thing, is due the uninterrupted progress that has attended this great work SPANISH VETERANS URGED TO RALLY GRAND MILLINERY OPE Our First Effort TODAY and TOM i -1 BIDDING EVERYONE WELCOME to our Spring Opening on the days designated above, we do so with ereat pride, because we are remarkably well prepared to satisfy every taste. A worthy and comprehensive collection of Hats. A showing that affords choice of the cleverest productions of the Eastern Fashion Centers. We also call your attention to our new Spring Line of Tailor made Suits, Dresses, etc. FRIDAY and HERZBERG BROS.

FRIDAY and All Visiting and Local Veterans of Spanish War Requested to Register at the Ford Hotel. SATURDAY THE FAIR 212 EAST WASHINGTON STREET SATURDAY as the most suitable for the occasion, and every veteran is urged t. secure one of these badges whether able to attend the spakmg or not. "Spanish War Veteran" will be printed in gotd on the ribbon, and it rill very attractive and pleasing badge. The camp will also participate in a reception which will be tendered Air.

Roosevelt at Governor Sloan's office in tile capitol the same, day. The officers of the veterans of tills locality are endeavoring to revive interest in tlie local ramp, and it Is specially urged that all who are ablw to see Mr. O'Xeil will make it a point to com to the Ford to register. PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS. Tour druggist will refund rponey If PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching, Blind.

Bleeding or Protruding Piles In to 14 days. COc. THE MAKINGS. WARM RECEPTION TO TEAL GOIHPANY: Opens to a Packed House at the Majestic and Puts on a Good Show. First Physician "Can you make anything out of the patient trouble?" Second Ditto "I think If We manage right we can make about five hundred npiec out of It." Haltinwre American.

BARGAIN BATTLES. Gentleman 'Er where can I find the counter?" Floorwalker "Third battle to the right." Judge. lie's the same old funny, inimitable KayiiionJ Teal and he has a bunch of girls Kith him who are cer tainly pippins, peaches, dreams and i Phoenix theater goers turned out to the number of nearly 5U0 to! welcome Mm ba to the city last night and the first reappen ranee of the Raymond Teal company in "Teezv Weey" was a pronounced success. Teal has been here before, and so have several of the people with him. If anything, the company is better than on the occassion of its former engagement in Phoenix.

The reception accorded it by the audience that jammed the Majestic to the doors was highly enthusiastic. The performance was a high class one of the musical-comedy Lurlesnue variety. "Teesy Weezy" was written for Weber Fields and presented by those two comedians, with their famous company, for some months. Those girls are certainly uome dnncers. They can sing.

too. and ory one is a shapely little peni lurlno Kcr time they came out last night audi. -nee evinced great reluctance in letting them go. one got tired of taunting the encores: he simply sat there and was glad every time they i ante back. m- of the novelties is the "football ong." led by Miss Graciu Wolf.

A football is bounced off th heads of the audience and something of a commotion was created last evening. "Oe. I'm Glad I've Found a Girl." by orvey J. Post and Mis Virgle Ellis, proved to be one of the most appealing of all the songs. The cowboy swig is also a good one.

About the funniest Is "A Slicker Born Every Day." by Miss Francis Grey. Cash Knight and George Burton. That tangled tall; comedy of Burton and Knight is highly enjoyable. si the work of Ed Rose in the role of Sherlock Holmes Keene. the detective, who has unbounded faith human nature, even of the criminals he seeks.

Misses t'orinne Carkeek and Grace Wolf are old favorite with Phoenix musical comedy lovers. So are Messrs. "ash Knight. George Burton ami Orvey Post, and the appearance of each upon the stage was the signal for prolonged applause. Taking everything into consideration, the informative last night fully deserved the applause it received.

If the company continues to do as well it will have a successful run at the Majestic In a little talk between the aits. Minagtr Frank promised im TV. tn "Teez Weezy." he declared, is far the bet show in the repertoire the troupe. "The Sultan of Morocco." which is tn open next Monday evening, is considerably better, in his opinion. If it is an good, nothing more will be asked.

'Teejty Weeay" is certainly all right for a 2 and 30 cent per formance. The bill be changed each Monday and Thursday evening during the engagement of the Teal company at thw Jefferson street house. HIS NEW PASSVORD. "I want to change my password. said the man who had for two years rented a hnx.

"Very well." relil the man in charge. "What is the iM one?" "Gladys." "And what do you wish Ul new one to be?" "Mabel. Gladys has to F-no Judge. PROBABLY WOULD. "That sentence is not hwaBrrect." s-nid the professor, "but it sound odil to the English-speaking ear.

Harvard Iimpoon. "BY THEIR FRUITS." She "They say that an a. day will keep the doctor away." He "Why stop there? An Anion it. day will keep everybody Rjumy." Sacred Heart Review. Arrangements have been made by which the Spanish-American war vet erans will act as guard of honor to Colonel Theodore Roosevelt at the plaza mass meeting to be held next Monday morning at 11 o'clock.

Places will be. urranged for the veterans on the plat form during the speaking, and it is expected that they will turn out in force. In order to secure a large at tendance of the local and visiting Spanish war veterans it is requested that all who are able to do so will meet W. D. O'Xeil, delegated by the commanding officer.

Captain Gorge D. Christy, to make airarrangements, in the lobby of the Ford hotel at a time lot later than a o'clock Monday morning. Mr. O'Xeil is acting as adjutant to Captain Christy, and has been commissioned to originate suitable badges, register the veterans, and take such steps as seem necessary to carry out the plans of the local camp for their participation in the ceremonies of next week. A badge of blue silk ribbon aves When the Cook Le don't fret or scold lay in a good supply of Shredded Wheat the food that is ready-cooked, ready-to-serve contains all the nutriment in the whole wheat grain, steam-cooked, shredded and baked a crisp, golden brown a food that is good all the way through tempting in its nutlike flavor a delight to eat and to serve.

SHREDDED WHEAT BISCUI is without doubt the most perfectly balanced, most easily digested food ever given to man. It is not flavored or compounded with anything not a "patent-medicine" food not a "pre-digested" food just plain, simple, wholesome, steam-cooked whole wheat, shredded and baked. It is better than mushy porridges because you have to chew it, thereby getting from it all its rich, body-building nutriment. Try it for breakfast with milk or cream (hot milk in Winter). Being in biscuit form it is easy to prepare a nourishing meal with it in a few minutes in combination with fresh or stewed fruits.

Always heat the biscuit in oven to restore crispness before serving. Two Biscuits with milk or cream and a little fruit make a complete nourishing meal. Your grocer sells it. THE ONLY CEREAL BREAKFAST FOOD MADE IN BISCUIT FORM ii with a very small bow of red white and blue at the top has been settled upon.