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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 9, 1909. USI ONE DAY -MORE ttlEIOVAi THEN WE MOVE OUR DRUG BUSINESS INTO THE ALKIRE CO. STORE, 27 EAST WASHINGTON STREET. OFF ALL OUR LARG ON LIE 0 SUNDRIES OFF Come to us and save monev. Big lines of the following merchandise offered: RUBBER GOODS Fountain Svringes, Hot Water Bottles, Atomizers, etc. LEATHER GOODS Ladies' Hand Bags, Purses, Cents' Card Cases and Bill Books. BRISTOL GOODS Hair Brushes, Bath Brushes, Clothes Brushes Tooth Brushes, Lather Brushes. .ARTICLES OF -DAILY USE Razors and Strops, Shaving Mugs and Sets, Manicure Tools and Sets; Mirrors, all kinds, hand, triplicate, pocket; all kinds of Wood and Metal Binding. RAZOR STROPS The biggest and best line ever shown in Arizona. Stationery of all kinds, and Fountain Pens. Kemember the place and don't fail to come to see us. : ELwEY & HUL ETT QUALITY DRUGG ST Phone Main One. NEVER SUBSTITUTE. Send a mail order or phone if you can't come. 5 & 7 E. Washington St. THE NAVAL STORES OF LAST YEAR The Extent of the Turpentine and Rosin Business. Washington, March 8. (Special Cor respondence of The Republican.) The production of more than J6.500.00o gal lons of turpentine and more than 4.000,000 barrels of rosin, with a valua tion of more than $14,000,000 for the turpentine 'and nearly 118.000,000 for the rosin, summarizes the output of the naval stores industry for 1908, ac cording to the preliminary report of the United States forest service Just j completed. 1 ne study was provided for in a special appropriation of 110, 000 by congress and the report con tains the most complete and accurate statistics ever gathered for the naval stores industry in this country, and covers the production for both 1907 and- 1908, giving comparative figures for the two years. Of the eight southern states, each producing more than 200,000 gallons of turpentine and 23.000 barrels or rosin, Florida leads the list with 17.0:0,300 gallons of turpentine in 1908 against 15,072,700 gallons in 1097, and 1,932.114 barrels of rosin in 1908 against 1,744370 barrels in 1907. Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Lou isiana, North Carolina, South Caro lina and Texas follow in the order named. The comparative report of the production by states is as follows: 1908. Turpentine Rosin Florida Georgia , Alabama . Mississippi . ... Louisiana North Carolina. South Carolina.. Texas Totals Florida Georgia Alabama Mississippi Louisiana North Carolina. South Carolina., Texas , Gallons. . 17,030.300 . 10.347.800 . 3,744.050 . 2,277.850 , 1,696,250 732.300 559,800 200,650 , 36.589.000 1907. Turpentine Gallons. 15.572,700 10,119.500 3.544.300 2.232.500 1.154.100 916.400 583.950 74,350 Barrels. 1,932,114 1.203.059 446.909 277.704 195.804 131,907 72.125 28.661 4,288,283 Rosin Barrels. 1.744.370 1,173,575 418.496 255.307 126.346 168,561 75.057 7,609 Totals ,. 34,180.800 3.999.321 While these figures show an in crease of 2,408,200 gallons of turpen tine and 288.962 barrels of rosin for 1908 over 1907, there was a marked de crease in the value of the product for 1098 as compared with the preceding year. This was due to the great de crease in the prevailing 'prices for tur pentine for 1908 and the slight de crease in the prevailing prices for rosin during the same year. The value of the product for the two years fol lows: Turpentine 1908, $14,112,377.32; 1907, $18.2S3,309.93. Rosin 1908, $17. 783.509.61; 1907, $17,317,059.93; a dif ference in the value of the combined output of $3,704,482.93 in favor of 1907. The figures used in determining the value of turpentine and rosin for the two years are based on the market 1 quotations at Savannah, the recognized naval stores of the United States. The average price received for turpentine manufactured in 1908 was $0.3857 per gallon, and in 1907 was $0.5349 per gallon. The average price received for rosin in 1908 was $4.14 per barrel and in 1907 was $4.33 per barrel. The number of operations for the two years were distributed among the eight states as follows: 1908 1907 Alabama 192 185 Florida 1 633 595 Georgia 666 643 Louisiana 25 22 Mississippi 94 93 North Carolina 41 48 South Carolina. 37 39 Texas .. 8 4 Totals 1,696 1.629 The increase In production for 1908 over 1907 was due to more favorable weather and labor conditions than o increased operations. But few oper ators increased their operations, owing to the disorganized condition of the market at the time operations com menced. Figures upon which the re port of production for the two years is based were secured by a system of correspondence anl personal visits to the points of production by agents of the forest service. SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT. Baddeck. N. S-, March 8. The aero dome "Silver Dart." piloted by Doug las McCurdh, made a successful flight of eight miles in 11 minutes and 15 seconds here today, twice crossing Baddeck harbor. ACTING CHIEF. Washington, March 8. Gen. Wither spoon, president of the army war col lege and assistant chief of staff, is now acting chief of staff of the army, pending the designation by President Taft of a permanent chief. General J. Franklin Bell's term expired March 4. Although "it is expected he will be re-detailed, action has been suspended until Dickinson, the new secretary of war, is installed. 1 Music for the Bad Boy. IF YOU ONLY KNEW 4 When a dealer offers you a number of 5cent cigars, which one costs him most, your selection would be easy. By the laws of trade, that one , must be the best. Every time it's the OS) .TRACT I STRAIGHT I q2? fo on ROTHENBURG & SCHLOSS CO., Albuquerque, N. M., Dist. SHOULD yon be fortuDate enough to he the parent of a real boy one who lores to tease the cat, to take yoor neighbor's son out and lick him good and proper, to look on all girls as Inferiors, to see In every dog only sn opportunity to tie something to his tall, to wish to play tenpins on bis father's bald pate be not discouraged at his evlldolng, for a professor has arrived with an idea, and be claims It works out all rftht. The professor says that music ceres every badness to which boy nature Is heir. He goes further snd elucidates. Some boys need easy. slow, sinewy mnsle suck as Isadore Dunoon does her funny dance to, but other boys, acn! need Pib roch's maddening tone snd the hesvy diapason of tbe base drum and cymbals and tbe basso horn and then some more. For, says tbe professor, you must grade mischievous boys and here is his value to the world, and hence he experts to draw a sufficient income to keep him In creature comforts. In other words, tbe Ilerr professor says that be Is tbe only living thing In the way-up grade in the "Boy Culture" line, and, of course, he expecta tbe longsufTerlng parents to whom be relates his plans to pay him for the knowledge he possesses. For he can. so he says, take tbe worst boy that ever played hookey, give him tbe proper kind of music cure and send blm home to help wash the dishes and mind tbe baby. , Making Kxperlmenta. To some mothers and fathers In the world tbs new idea seems good and some of tbem have already started to lu veitigat. on their own account tbe possi bilities of this wonderful cure. Some of their experiences make Interesting reading. Mrs. Joseph Smith, who Is an awful good soul, has a musical family on tbe female side that Is, her three girls all play tbs parlor organ, and Sadie, tbe oldest, sings in the young people's quar tet in tbe church, and at one time was thinking of Joining an opera company. There are two boys In the family, and Johnble Is worse then Will aud Will la worse ttnn Johnnie. 'Between tbem its mischief from morn till night. But then the neighbors have always thought the poor children are not ro much to blame, for their father made things pretty lively when he was a boy, and It has been hinted by them that know that be not only does not go to church himself, but one Sunday morning about 25 years ago be was seen walking but of the hotel barroom Just as the congregation filed out of church. A Failure Recorded. Well, Mrs. Smith read about the mnsle cure snd became awfnl Interested. Ebe talked It over with tbe minister and at the meeting of tbe Ladles' Aid, but no one could see where there could be any rbunce for such a pair of boys aa hers. Sbe Is a very trustful woman, however, and sbe decided she would try the mnsle. She didn't know just how much to give at one dose, and sbe called the girls Into conference. It was agreed that the boys, being so bad, there could be only one method of dealing with tbem, and that would be to give tbem plenty as a starter until tbe effects became apparent. Tbe Grace girls, who sing so well, and Mr. Atkins and Mr. . White were called In to help tbe evening the first dose was given. In fact. It was a real nice par lor social. They sang hymns and old time songs and somebody played an ac cordion aud Mrs. Smith never took her eyes off tbem boys. Mr. Smith had gone to bed.. When Mrs. Smith finally went out to tbe kitchen to get tbe refreshments for the company, tbe boys saw tbelr chance and left tbe room without being noticed. They went where the coats of tbe company hung and what do you think they did? They tied the sleeves of Mr. Atkins' coat round Mary Grace's cloak and then stitched her hat to tbe tall of the coat. They mixed up the' rubbers and the gloves and everything, ' and when they were found out they were taken to tbelr father for a whipping, j and bey do tay that when Mrs. Smith ; went down stairs to explain everything to tbe company, old Mr. Smith never whipped tbem boys at all, but told tbem to go to bed and If they could get some sleep, that he hadn't been able to get any on account of so much noise and foolishness. Tbe last time Mrs. Smith was talking about tbe boys sbe said that the music cure Is still on her mind but tbst she does not know the proper quantities to use. Mrs. Jeffreys laes Mnsle. That Mrs. Jeffreys that lives In the old Blagden place down by the creamery. Bp Coring tbe Bad Boy. you know what a woman she Is for every new thing that comes up. When It csme out In the papers that New Thought was tbe real thing for every weakness of body and mind she got a lot of books and read them morning, noon snd night and tried the treatment, or whatever they call it, on her husband who is a good man but he will take bis drink of liquor any time be gets tbe notion. There was something wrong, for it didn't take with Mr. Jeffreys, but when she hesrd of tbe music cure for boys she decided that ahe would use It as a means of pulling ber little Edwin aa a brand from the burn ing. Sbe thought It over and finally de cided that she should have tbe base drum from the vlllnge 'band and tbe Cymbals to kind of lighten up the tones. and she brought Mr. Jeffreys' accordion j that be used to play at dances from the garret snd when Edwla did anything wrong sbe would rig Mr. Jeffreys up with I the drum on his bark and tbe accordion j in his bands and sbe would put the boy I on the best cbalr in the sitting-room snd 1 would take the cymbals herself snd ham mer away, Mr. Jeffreys wearing himself out and tbe boy sitting there grinning : for dear life at all tbe antics. Of course, ! It didn't work with the boy, but Mr. Jeffreys began to think his wife was go ing crazy and one night be got real mad nH throv tli9 nccordinn out of the win dow and gave Edwin a good wblpplug. Mrs. Jeffreys bss never said anything about music cure since. Old fashioned folks won't pay much at tention to such a fool Idea right away. 1 hey will continue to stick to tbe slipper and tbe birch rod as tbey know from ex perience tbe proper quantities to ad minister. , ,H.,H"M h H I III 1 1 H 1 H 1 1 1 r J Plants and Flowers PHOENIX FLOWER STORE 114 E. Adam. St. I I 1 1 1 fl. . H 1 IH M H III Hl. H-S-H-fr-fr-K"! "H"M' I M'M-I-M-M-H- t" THE HOFFMAN CIGAR t STAND, E. J. DOYLE, PROP. X CIGARS, TOBACCO AND jr SMOKERS' ARTICLES, i Corner Broadway and Canter. fr-H-M-H-K-i I I 1 1 I H I I' I 1 1 11 ( i' Bargains in Wall Paper, new stock, new designs. MORDEN'S BIG SECOND-HAND STORE. 401 East Washington St. DROP YOUR MONEY mto the purchase of a sack of Per fect flour and you'll get lta value ack again In better bread and more )f It. Between two bags of flour .here may be little or no difference n appearance. But use revals that ne la far superior to the other. The Perfect . flour always gains by com parison with other brands. 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Bunions, Moles and Warts, removed by electricity. Ingrow ing Toenails a spe cialty. Men, Ladies and Children treated day or evenings. Between First and Center St. on ' Adams. Phone Red 8072. FRANK SHIRLEY. 1 FRESH and CLEAN i as new Sprint? Linens, with the least injury to fabrics, is the way we do it at the :: PHOENIX LAUNDRY jj Phone Main 130 ..;;, 1 1 I H' H W .' ! 1 I 1 1 ! 1 H fr I rl I I I I I I I I I I I M I II I I I I I I HI Phone Us Main 6 COLD AIR STORAGE MARKET TREES Orange. . Eucalyptus. Pepper. Australian She Oak. Palms. Fruit Trees. Fresh Cut "Flowers Daily. Wreath Bouquets, Sprays, etc- T J made on shortest notice. I Home & Armstrong f Center St. Nursery. I hi a. O.l I - r mm - I i iibai vjcnogi Or MUSIC. Mill I I I I I I -; t - March 11th w SMBsaaF toeate: March 12th Ems Laugh and the world laughs with you, Weep and you will not be at the 9 mm AMD VAUBEVI1L If You Miss This Well, There Ain't No Word For It Tickets on Sale Boehmer's Drng Store, Tuesday, 8 A.M.