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THE ARIZONA EEPUBHCAX WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1905
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN
PUBLISHED BY THE
Arizona Publishing
Co.
GEO. W. VICKERS. Pres. and Gen. Mgr.
Exclusive Morning- Associated Press
Dispatches.
The onlv Perfecting Press In Arizona.
The only battery of Linotype In
Arizona.
Publication office: 36-38 East Adams
etreet. Telephone Main 47.
Entered uD the poBtofflee at Phoenix.
Arizona, as mail matter of the second
class.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
By mall, daily, one year
Weekly, one year 2.00
Cash In advance.
BY CARRIER.
Dally, per month 7 cts
UNQN
PHOENIX. ARIZONA. JUNE 13. 1905.
The Japanese Submarines.
The New York Tribune's Washing
ton dispatches say that naval experts
In this country have been puzzled to
decide whether or not Toro used sub
marine boats in the battle of the sea of
Japan. Such uncertainty is not sur
prising. Until within a day or two
there htis been no testimony bearing
on the question which was satisfactory
to a cautious mind. The swiftness
with which Rojestvensky's flagship
was sunk was extremely suggestive,
but Toeo eventually declared that a
torpedo from one of his destroyers
wsa responsible for her fate. When
Enqulst's squadron reached Manila
one of his officers gave a somewhat
hectic account of the attack on the
Aurora and two or three other vessels,
and submarines played a conspicuous
paTt in his narrative. However,
though these ships had suffered se
verely above the water line, they were
apparently uninjured below it, and
were able to reach the Philippines,
from the scene of battle. Equally un
convincing are Mr. Holland's state
ments. Mr. Holtand doubtless knows
something about the number and
design of the craft sold by his com
pany to Japan, but It is not likely that
he has had confidential advices in re
gard to the service which they may
have performed. He can merely con
jecture, like other intelligent persons.
Several days ajo the Tokio corre
spondent of the London TeleTaph re
marked that good work had been done
by submarine boats, but he did not
specify the vessels which had been
damaged thereby nor give any au
thority for his assertion. More re
cently, while not. furnishing any de
tails, he has said that "it is officially
stated that submarine? were used in
the Tsu strait battle." To persons who
are familiar with the high standing of j
the London Telegraph the phraseology I
here employed will seem more signifl-
cant than any other evidence yet of- j
fered. Though it does not dispel all
doubt, perhaps, it lends probability to .
the surmise that a hitherto untried !
weapon was used in the greatest naval .r
battle of modern times. The reticence
which the Japanese government has
shown in regard to its submarines is
disappointing and baffling to outsiders,
but is perfectly intelligible. Secrecy
has always been considered essential
to successful strategy, and no power
ever exhibited a higher appreciation of
its value than has Japan. When the
present war comes to close it is to
be hoped that she will see her way
clear to let the world have those par
ticulars which ' it is eager to obtain.
In the meantime, it seems safe to as
sume that the correspondent of the
London Telegraph has not made his all
too brief announcement unadvisedly..
Copper Values.
The growth of the copper mining in
dustry in the United States within the
last few years has been enormous. Its
distribution over a territory that in
cludes several states and that is con
stantly being added to warrants the
assertion that the United States is
already the greatest copper producing
country of the world, and it will be
ages before the supply is consumed.
This year the activity in mining and
in the d'-stribution of the product has
been marvelous. Beginning with last
year, the revival of copper mining is
climbing to a high level. The great
demand from abroad, together with
prices so much higher than pre-alled
in 1903 and the greater part of 1904,
has called for the best efforts of the
producers. The cost of producing cop
per has remained practically the
same; hence the gain of every frac
tion of a cent per pound Is so much
additional revenue to the producers.
It is already being reflected in the div
idends. A remarkable feature of the copper
industry this year, and perhaps a for
tunate one, is the immense demand
from China, In April and May the
exports to that country were over
22,000 tons, an increase from the same
months of last year of approximately
6,000 tons. However, several months
of last year showed exports in excess
of the high figures for April and May
of this year, and a great excess over
all of 1903.
The consumption of copper at home
this year is light, but the good foreign
demand and a likelihood of its con
tinuance for the remainder of the year
at least is going to act as a continued
stimulus to the copper producers.
Arizona shows the greatest increa-se
In production for last year, according
to the government's figures, although
each of the other two great producing
districts Lake Superior and Montana
shows an Increase. The develop
ment of our mines will be continued
even though the demand for the metal
falls off, as that can be only a tem
porary condition. Copper enters too
largely into manufacture and the d-e
velopment of the industries of all na
tions ever to cause the mining of it
to take backward steps as an industry.
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AMUSEMENTS
AT THE HARDWICK.
The second performance of "The
Moonshiners," last night, drew forth a
large audience, which showed its ap
preciation of the endeavors to please
by frequent and prolonged applause.
"The Moonshiners" is a story of the
Virginia mountains and that peculiar
set of people who inhabit them and
Indulge In the breaking of the laws
regarding the manufacture of whisky.
The story of a lost child, together with
the plots and counterplots of the rev
enue officers and moonshiners, furnish
the plots for a play of more than ordi
nary interest. The play is carefully
staged, and the scenes are typical of
the country in which the scenes are
laid.
The cast throughout is strong, and
the company is giving one of the best
performances it has yet presented.
May Eyre, as Jess, the heroine of the
story is good, and gives a sweet im
personation of the character of a child
of the city reared in the mountains.
Mr. Wolfe Is a good looking hero, and
acted the part of Tom Wilkes to per
fection. The part of the villain was
ably handled by Mr. Webster.
The play will receive its final per
formance tonight, and will then be laid
aside to give place to "A Waif of the
Sea," which will remain the balance
of the week.
A large crowd remained for the
dance, which was under the manage
ment of Prof. Cobb, and a good time
was enjoyed until a late hour.
Coronado Tent City pleases everybody
o
Have your piano tuned by the Ham
ilton Brothers, resident tuners. Or
ders left at Redewlll's music store or
French's Jewelry store Will receive
prompt attention.
"Are You On" to the fact that you
can get the cleanest meals- in the
quickest time at the most popular
'place? That's Hoghe'a Chop House.
LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA
Cumnock
School of Expression
Sammer Session
Beginning July I Oth and continu
ing six weeks, at Cumnock Hall.
Course Embraces Reading:, Voice
Culture, English Literature and Phys
ical Culture. Only school in the west
in which a definite and regular course
is offered in these studies.
Faculty Includes Mrs. Addie Mur
phy Grigg, Director; Mrs. Dorothea
Hayden, Ida M. Leonard, Ada J.
Heinemann, Louise Woodard, Alice
Williamson, Paul England.
Session at Venice. In addition to
the terra at Los Angtles, there will be
an eight weeks' course, beginning
July 10th, at Venice-of-America.
Ocean Park, CaL
Terms reasonable. Write for de
tails. Beautiful new Summer -Catalogue
mailed free upon request.
CUMNOCK SCHOOL OF EXPRESSION
1500 South Figueroa 5L, Los Angeles
LOW RATE
To Louisville, Kentucky, Denver. Colorado Spring-,
crado. Chicago, Saint Louis, Memphis, Kansas City,
North and East, via
El Paso-Northeastern and
Rock Island Systems
LIBERAL RETURN LIMIT
Fastest Schedules Finest Equipment
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE
Dining Cars all the Way Short Line East
For further information call on or address
N. BROWN,
General Pasenger Agent,
El Paso and Northeastern System,
EL PASO, TEXAS.
Own a Home in the Famous Beauty Spot
"Lucky" Baldwin's Ranch
In the suburbs of Los Angeles,
of cure artesian water.
Best
O jpeir Acire
sisy Xerarns
IP
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Write for map, prospectus
California Land Syndicate Ltd.
Marios
Always
THE WILEY B. ALLEN CO.
247-49 EAST WASHINGTON ST., ARE SELLING ONE PIANO A DAY.
Our stock of Pianos is Iarre. So Is the variety of good makes we sell.
If you want any particular make of Piano, it is a safe guess we can supply it
to you. Our stock is always changing, tut we can at any time furnish almost
any prominent make at astonishingly low prices and on very easy terms.
Our stock !s fresh and new, rlht direct
the market and want a good Piano way
to look our stock over; it's a real pleasure to show the splendid line of Pianos
nnd Organs we now have on exhibition. Just received another shipment of
the world-renowned lviiabe & Co. Pianos, in Upright and Grand. Come in
and see them. The Wiley ii. Allnn Co., Phoenix. Leading Music Dealers, 247
219 East Washington St. t
A PLACE OFLIFE AND JOY
The food Is good and people too, at
poor taste can gainsay either. Nothing
Everything fresh, honest, substantial.
THE IMPERIAL CAFE
243 S.
Spring, 242 Broadway,
MILLING 21 NICKEL, Manager!.
CAFE BRISTOL
Seating Capacity - 1200.
NOTICE" TO PIANO OWNERS.
We desire to caution the public
against traveling piano tuners who
bring no guarantee that a piano will
not be the worse for their treatment of
them. Many pianos in Phoenix nave
been ruined such pretended tuners
who roam about the country seldom
staying more than for or five weeks in
a place and never returning. There are
such piano tuners in Phoenix now. A
piano is a too costly instrument to be
put into the hands of an unknown and
untried tuner.
HAMILTON BROS.,
Piano tuners.
Founded 1867.
CHICAGO MUSICAL COLLEGE
DR. F. ZIEGFELD, President.
College Bldg., 202 Michigan Boulevard.
CHICAGO, ILL.
The larpest and most complete col-
j lege of music and dramatic art in
America.
Has the strongest faculty ever as
sembled in a school of musical learn
ing. 39th
SUfllER SESSION
OPENS JUNE 26.
All Branches of
ELOCUTION
OPERA
music
DRAMATIC
ART
MODERN LANGUAGES.
FALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. 11th I
Students Now Beinsr Enrolled.
SEND FOR PROSPECTUS.
NOTE: Applications for the 43 free
and 150 partial scholarships will be re
ceived until Aug. 12.
HOTEL CLARENDON
Hill St., Corner Fourth,
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
Under new management. European
plan. Cafe connected.
CHAS. F. THOMAS, Prop.
a. hi Pucli'9, Cnl
and all points
car service in the world. Abundance
and detailed information.
.133 S. Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal.
EXCURSIONS
a hat Sell Are
in Demand
from the manufacturers-. If you are in
down cheap, it will be to your Interest
E. N. JENKINS, Manager.
the IMPERIAL, and only a man of
disguised by over flavored sauces.
LOS ANGELES.
Los Angeles
Coolest in Town.
Coronado Tent City pleases everybody
Smoke the Lukin cigar made from
pure tobacco no adulteration.
Don't worrj- about what you will take
to Iron Springs this season. We will
have everything there In the edible
line at the right prices. I solicit your
patronage. E. E. Pattori.
There is a good deal of happiness In
not hunting for pleasure. N. Y. Press.
SUMMER SCHOOL
LONG BEACH BUSINESS COLLEGE.
A model school of Business and Short
hand, elegantly equipped. Ocean view
from school rooms.
LONG BEACH CONSERVATORY OF
MUSIC.
Ait, Elocution and Languages; unex
celled advantages.
For particulars address either school.
LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA.
THE NETHERLANDS
Cor. W. Seventh and Witmer Sts.
LOS ANGELES,
New first class family hotel. Special
fu miner rates. Rooms and board $65
mo. for two. Splendid table. Fine ser
vice. KRAEMER & HILL, Props.
Van Nuys Broadway Hotel
C. E." WARN. Mgr.
Most central location. Best Ariieri
can Table in Los Angeles.
Rates European plan $1 to $3.50.
American plan, $2.50 to $3.50.
416-422-South Broadway,
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
D. S. LARIMER.
S. L. BOWER.
Hotel Wesfmoore
1000-1010 West Seventh St.
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
Tourist and Family Hotel.
Summer Rates.
X
FOR RENT
Houses, Cottages, Flats,
Furnished or unfurnished from 510,
$20, $30, $40 to $185 per month.
Write or call on us.
JONES AND RIDER LAND CO,
218 W. Third St.,
Ground Floor Los Angeles.
JO. PER WEEK
Boom and Board
HOTEL ARCADIA
Santa Monica
By the Sea.
R. D. WRIGHT
Proprietor
.SOUTHERN CA I irOPJVA
AND GRAHAM SCHOOL OF &HCRTHANQ.
The largest and best Business Col
lege in Los Angeles. Send for new
catalogue.
Lackey, Hood and Hollmann.
i
Southern California Advertisements
A THOROUGH BUSINESS COL
"''" me largest and most populara separate department in separate
in Los Angeles. Three hundred pupilsbuilding. just established. Send for
in attendance at one time the past sea -
son. THE ONLV business school In
Los Angeles that has one foot or lawn
or a shade tree. Beautiful surroundings.
Santo Catalina Island -Season of 1 905
This ideal resorr, with its mountain and seashore attractions, is always
popular. CAMP LIFE IN A SHADY GROVE, A SPECIAL FEATURE.
Hundreds of neat tents with clean board floors for rent by the day, week
or month, furnished for housekeeping at reasonable rates.
THE ISLAND VILLA.
Furnished tent cottages, without board, under shade trees and awnings.
HOTEL METROPOLE.
A first class hotel on the American plan, fronting on the bay.
THE CATALINA MARINE BAND.
Composed of 30 musicians and soloists of merit. Boating, bathing, fishing,
Golf, Tennis, Excursions, Etc., Etc.
For additional information, printed matter, reservations, etc., address.
Banning Co., - Huntington Bldg. - Los Angles,
HOLLENBECR
A. C. BILICKE,
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
Central location, Excellent Accommodations, Prices Reasonable, Excellent
Restaurant.
Cars from all depots, also all electric excursion and resort cars stop at the
door.
HEADQUARTERS
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL,
New and Modern.
HEADQUARTERS FOR ARIZONIANS
lJL HOWLAND
THE
133 -
GERMAN-AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK
Corner First and Main Streets, Los Angeles, Cal.
CAPITAL $200,000. SURPLUS AND PROFITS $275,000.
Makes a specialty of Savings Bank work, caters only to depositors of interest-bearing:
accounts, and especially solicits the patronage of wage earners
and systematic savers of small sums.
We Pay 4 Per Cent. Deposits Exempt from Taxation.
M. N. Avery, President. Gall B. Johnson. Vice Prest. W. F. Callander, Cashier.
The Smart Center for Arizona Peo
ple on the Coast this Summer will be
the famous Potter Hotel, Santa Bar-bara-by-the-Sea.
Why?
Because Arizonians know a good thing
when they see it and here is the
Good Thing
Potter rates (American Plan Only)
May 1, 1905. to Jan 1, 1906 Rooms
without bath, $2, $3 and $4 each per
day; with bath $3, $4 and $5. Special
rates by the month.
At these prices you can't afford to
overlook the capital of the New World
Riviera!
Los Angeles
NATICK HOUSE.
Free Bus.
Arizona headquarters, central and
up to date. 160 rooms, well lighted
Elevator and all modern conveni
ences; private bath, all tiled.
American plan $1.50 to $3.
European plan 50c and up. Los
Angeles. Cal.
HART BROS., Proos.
4?
:
I; - as
(Inc.) 953-5-7 West Seventh St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
BROWSBERGER PREPARATORY.
catalogue,
F. BROWNSBERCER,
President and Business Manager.
BOTE JL
JNO S. MITCHELL.
FOR ARIZONIANS
Geo. W. VonAche, Manager,
428 South Hill Street.
Los Angeles.
Kodaks and Photo Supplies,
ARTISTS' MATERIALS AND FRAMING.
We make a specialty of Developing, Printing and Enlarging.
Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention. Send for Catalogue
& CO. 2,3 sToV.T
CAL.
Hoegeo's Flogs In Crasr.
Direct from our famous factory. Send
for illustrated catalogue.
TENTS, AWNINGS, KHAKI
CLOTHING.
WM: H. HOEGEE CO., Inc.
142 S. Main St. Los Angeles.
JL
HOUSES TO LET,
Vacant lots to sell. Call on or write to
THE BRIGGS CO., 224 S. Broadway.
Members L. A. Realty Board.
The
r
llllp Remington
13 the One Typewriter which can be
safely trusted far away from a repair
shop. This fact is of vital importance
to every typewriter user.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 113 S. Broadway
Phoenix, Ariz. 6 E. Washington St.
4
Popular
Hotels.
HOTEL ROSSLYN.
4
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A home for Arizonians; modern, 5
comfortable. In the heart of the
shopping district; near all theaters.
American plan $1.50 to $3. I.
European plan 75c and up. Los
Angeles. Cal. Free bus. T
HART BROS., Props. $
E. H. HESS, Mgr.
Hotel California
Tourist and Family.
Second and Hill Sts.. Los Angeles.
Most desirable cuisine. Electric
cars pass the doors to all depots,
parks, theaters. Write for rates.
F. P. KILBOURNE
Proprietor.
. v i.-u w-- - -1 --- p ;
j ..... the hoffmanI
EVERYTHING FIRST CLASS
Michelob Beer
on Draught
JACK GIBSON, Proprietor.
THE CLUB STABLES
One block north of Hotel Adams 1 3
North Center street. Nobby turnout
Safe and speedy stock.
II. L. GEORGE & CO.
PROFESSIONAL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
MRS. ANNA J. WH1TCOMB. Offlee 512 . (.. ;..
ter tel., riioeniz, Ariz.
NOTARY PUBLIC
E. E. FASCOE, Notary .Public. Convey
ancing a specialty. ACKnowieUt'emci.tj
taken. 110 North Center street.
ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST.
. Q. A. KING, Assayer and MetalltiiY..;
cyanide, concentration, mill ami mi..
U-Vts. 1 X. Second Avenue, 1'iiueuix . A:,
zona.
PIANO MUSIC.
MRS. 1.11. HAYKi teacher f viano.
Second .St. t-ptiMul summer rt-
CHIROPODY.
PA1XLEHH remoTal of corns or buaia-;
price ISO cents each Privacy aosurea. !,
or in (lit. All instruments sterilized Faihi.a
Barber Shop. 43 W- Washing-tun fei., e
Sauta Fc office. Telephone Red 96i.
Inzrewin Nails a Specialty.
" KaXK SHIRLEY.
FACIAL TREATMENT.
PROP. DOW. M. E. Dermatologist. r-
moves all Memisr.es by .;ectnc.tr.
Electric treatment and Massage. 511 X.
Center street.
SANITARIUM.
ARIZONA MEDICAL and SURGICAL.
SANITARIUM Hydrotheropatny a spe
cialty Healthful dietary. 313 N. Cen
ter street.
PATENTS.
PATENTS Hazard & Ilarr-ham. I -
Angeles. Send for free book on patents.
Scott's Santal-Pepsln Gapso!
55
A POSITIVE CURL"
For Inflammation or Catarrj
o( toe Bladder and Dtscawri
Kiilue. No care no .t,
cures qulckJT auii ttiM
r.entiy tht worst case o
troocrrhoea and Oleet,
matter ct bow Ijcg- ntj
Ing. Absolutely carm m
old by dniRg-ists. rra
Jl.tO. or by mai!, rwtfai
$1 (U, a boxes f i 73.
THE SANTAl-PEFSia C3
BEIUJtFSNTAlHa.
ILVEI &
H U LETT. 1QENT8.
LIVERY STABLE
1st Ave. & Jeff. St. back of court houss
Phone Black 553. Phoenix A
HOWARD RAMSEY
VETERINARY SURGEON
CLINTON CAMPBELL
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
AND SUPERINTENDENT
0. BOX 864
PHONt DEO 494
PHOLMX, ARIZONA
You. Must Stop
for a cool room end
quiet night's rest...
The Williams House,
Maricopa. Arizona.
PRESCOTT BUSINESS FIRMS.
otel Burke
AMERICAN PLAN.
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.
105 rooms. All modern conveniences.
A strictly first-class and modern hotel.
Sample rooms for commercial men.
THE PALACE
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.
Strictly on the European plan. Room
by the day, week or month. Flnet
bar and club rooms in the southwest.
BROW, SMITH & BELCHER.
Proprietors.
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Basiiford - Burinister I
i Company
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN
General
IVLGpehandlse
Pre sco tt, Arizona.
WE CARRY FULL LINES OF
EVERYTHING. WE HAVE A
BIG STORE. WE DO A BIG
BUSINESS, BUT CAN DO
MORE.
When in Prescott it will pleas
us to have you call and get
acquainted.
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