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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 31, 1909. . THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN Published Every Pnv In the Year by ARIZONA PUBLISHING COMPANY. S. W. HIGLEY lYaeldent - . SIMS ELY Secretary-Treasurer and General 'Manager l! . SIMS EATON , Business Manager . Exclusive Morning Associated rress "bSon office: Corner Second and AdHms Streets. Telephone Main 47. Kntered at the postofflee at Phoenix. Arizona, as mail matter of the second claws. . Address all communications to The Republican, Phoenix. Arizona. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Tty mnll. dally, one year t.OO Weekly, one year 2.00 BY CARRIER. Pally, per month 75 cts. The Arizona Republican Is on sale at all of Amos' street news stand wuRons in Los Angeles. San Diego and Long Beach. - dr& UNIONlfc.Jl ART I PHOENIX, AKIZ.. AUGUST 31, 1909. THE REPUBLICAN. On the 27th instant The Arizona Republican property was bought and paid for by Mr. S. W. Higley and Mr. Sims Ely, both of Phoenix, They took over from the several persons in interest (Dr. George W. Vickers, Mr. Frank M. Murphy. Mr. A. W. Ed wards, and Mr. Harvey J. Lee) all of the shares of stock of the Arizona Publishing Company, the corporation which owns The Republican. The retiring directors Dr. Vickers, Mr. Edwards, and Mr. Lee are suc ceeded by Mr. Higley, Mr. Ely, and Mr. Sims Eaton. The executive officers from yester day are: President, Mr. Higley; secretary-treasurer and general manager, Mr. . Ely; business manager, Mr. Eaton. A change in the ownership of a private business does not necessarily call for a public statement. But a great newspaper is a public institu tion in which thousands of people have a daily interest; and as this is the first Issue of The Republican under the new ownership it is proper to state the convictions which will guide the management in conducting the paper. A newspaper should Justify the name. All news should be published without bias, without prejudice, and without distortion inaccurate infor mation is always a nuisance. Edi torial comment should be an honest expression of opinion. All persons, high or low, and all business interests, small or great, should be treated with absolute fairness. It is often said that ours is "a government by news papers." There is enough truth in the assertion to make every honest managing editor feel the heavy re sponsibility of his position. He falls far short of his duty to the public if he permits his paper to become the Instrument of unworthy purposes, or to fall to the level of expressing mere personal prejudice. Moreover, it is seldom indeed that the public is benefited in any way, or even interested, by a controversy between newspapers, or by criticism of per sons. The Republican is taken over by the new owners at the most prosper ous point in the history of the publi cation. Having an unbruken dividend record of ten years, its business has steadily grown from year to year and is now greater by far than ever before. As to the future of the paper, it must be one with the future of Phoe nix, the Salt River Valley, and Ari zona, for there are few business Insti tutions in this great valley which represent a larger investment or a larger payroll than docs this paper. Ami the future is certain. Rapid as is the growth of Phoenix, and amazing as it may seem, and visible as art the many evidences of the future greatness of the city, it is to be doubted whether any but those who are carefully discerning fully antici pate the growth which is just ahead of Phoenix and of the thriving valley citie3 of Mesa, Tempe, and Glendale, and the exceedingly rich Buckeye and Arlington districts. Always at least a little "ahead "of the town" as the Republican has often been described with pride by citizens of the community, this paper expects to - continue in the vanguard of pro gress; giving more news and inter esting reading matter than any other paper in Arizona, and standing al-; ways for the truth, for sane thought, for fairness and for cleanness; stand ing always with those who are up building the territory and inviting capital for investment here, and standing always for the protection of honest investments and for the busi ness and moral welfare of the com munity. . . As rapidly as possible Improvements will be made, with the result, no doubt, of making The Republican a still greater favorite with the reading public. A maximum temperature of 86 frr the Salt River valley in the latter days of August is something that might properly be used for advertis ing purposes by those who want to see Phoenix grow. Jack Johnson may or may not be the champion heavyweight prize fighter, but no one can deny his title as champion violator of speed regulations in the United States and Canada. A strong earthquake shock in the canal zone would go a great ways toward settling the controversy re garding the merits of the sea level and lock types. Harry Thaw has been appointed librarian at Matteawan. He has thus been put into a position to carry out his threat of devoting himself to literature. New York's reputation for morality is not the best, but it has suffered nothing by the prohibition it has put on the Ketchel-Langford fight. Some people look upon truth a an invalid, who can only take the air in a closed carriage with a gentleman in a black coat on the box. Holmes. o The railroads of this country pay out 124,000,000 a year in freight claims. There is a great shortage' of theo logical students in Wurtemburg. A SOAPY SALE FOR THREE DAYS ONLY 4 Fels Naptha ....25c 6 Any kind of Borax Soap... 25c 5 Sunny Monday Soap 25c 4 10c size Grand Pa's Won der Soap 25c 6 Fairy Soap 25c 6 lb. Sal Soda 25c 8 Bars Starr Soap 25c 7 of that well known and much used Peacock Soap. .25c 9 Bars of Armour's Glycer- , ine Soap 25c 6 Light House Soap 25c 2 Gold Dust 45c 2 M. M. W. Powder 45c 2 Lrge Hydro Pura 45c Bon Ami 10c Sapolio 10c Ammonia, bottle large size.. 10c Blueing, large size 10c Any kind of Starch 10c 3 lb. Bulk Starch 30c A good Broom for 30c A Mop Stick, good 20c Old Dutchy Cleanser 10c 3 M. W. Lye 25c 3 Big Rolls Toilet Paper 25c 3 Big Pearline 40c Do not forget the number. Phone Main 168. 333 W. Washington St. I sell to all Phoenix. My so licitor will call on notice. Independent DAVID KROUSKOP I sell for cash and that's why I sell goods so very much cheaper than tiie rest of Phoe nix merchants. I have a new stock of goods, clean and fresh. MUSIC IN THE AIR where there's music In the home, the cold, dark, dreary evenings lose their gloom and depressing influence, for music cheers the home in the winter as the sun brightens the earth in glorious spring. A rich toned piano how it makes the hours slip by! What pleasant memories they give up to feast on during the day! What pleas ant anticipation of the evening's entertainment! Nothing breeds harmony and bliss in the home like music. No home in Phoe nix or vicinity need have an other gloomy musiclcss winter, for I supply pianos at prices and terms within the reach of all. A few second-hand pianos nearly as good as new, J123, $1.50; square pianos, $10 and $25. Talking machines, $15 and up. Rede v, ill Music Co. Grocery $100 Dollars Reward, $100 The readers of tills paper will be pleas ed to learn that there ia at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure In all its stages, and that is catarrh. Hull's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con stitutional diBeasc, requires a constitu tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, acting- directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the svstem, thereby destroying the founda tion of the disease, and giving the pa tient strength by building up the con stitution and assisting nature in doing Its work. The proprietors have so much faith in Its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address: P. J. CI I KN ICY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by DruirgiKts. 75c. Take Hall's Family l'llls for constipation. Dr. Crocker cures piles. No knife; no pain. 203 Mcrcantilo place, Los Angeles. THE PALACE Saloon, Pool and Billiard. Budwelser on draught Old Crow, Mayfield and Guckenhelmer Rye Whiskies are sol"? over the bar. JOHN P. BODET. Fro p. -S House Cleaning Let us do the most of it. "We guarantee our work oil blankets, curtains, rugs, Xava jos, quilts, pillows, etc. Trv it. Wakelin Pharmacy 25c ' 3oc 50c. G5c 75c for new ox Paper and Envelopes. " Main 184. First Ave. and "Wash. PhiloH.Oz&rro'Pr.G. -H--r-H"i"l"l"t"I"l"W'H"I I'M SHOES t :; We carry the kind that are guaranteed. ; Our line of Children's :: i Shoes arc said to be perfect. Salim Ackel j I 16-18 E. Washington, i I TTTTTTtTTTTTTTTTITtTtTTTTT THE PERFECT FLOUR EMBRACES all of the good qualities of other brands and some extra ones of Its own. The Perfect Is not a flour that Is su perior in only one or two qualities. It Is superior all round. It bakes better, goes farther and stays moister than any other. Try a sack Just to see what the best of ail flours is like. Ask your grocer. i n n 1 1 1 1 1 mtimi nun DRINK HEALTHFUL VITALIZING VI-TO-ZONE THX NATURAL f MINERAL WATER ?mn i i n i m n im i i t in Open Until I Mid- I night NOTICE OUR FISH POND is now in our Center Street Window. All the big Fish are still in the Pond but ONE, which has been restocked. I) Free I Delivery l Service A. L. BOEHMER'S BUSY DRUG STORE N. E. Cor. Canter and Washington. Wi I I 1 11 1 H' 1 1 !H t H 1 1 I THERE'S A REASON WHY t Stewart & Templin i DO such a large per cent of the bicycle work of Phoenix. "It's the Sabe." BIKE HpSPITAL Next to P. O. Phone Main 363. 1"H"M H M 1 1 11 IIIH l I H I Buy your Wood and Coal for the winter now and save money. Four-foot Mesqulte Wood delivered at $6.00 a cord, a saving of 11.50 over winter prices. Large two-horse load of Stove Wood, $5.50. One-horse load of Stove Wood, J2.75. Best Black Diamond Lump Coal at best prices by the ton, and only 50 cents per sack. We also sell Kindling, Charcoal, Blacksmith Coal and Coke. Special prices on Wood and Coal in carload lots. Call up Main 135. Order now and save money. . 'H 1 I HmI"M"H"I"M'1' I I I 1 i I 1 I I' t' FAMILY LIQUOR STORE ! Liquor and ' wfne for medicinal I " ' purposes. . We handle the best ) j '.'. California rWtnCValso Italian and I French. All kinds whiskey, ' brandy, cordials, " liquors, ' cigars ', J. ana uccr. T CALIFORNIA WINE AND LIQUOR CO. 23 and 27 S. Center St. H lii Hfl 1 I 1 M l HI I 1 H I Needs no Gasoline or Repairs. Columbus Electric "My Lady's Car" Central Auto Co. Main 345. LOOK OUT FOR 8PECIAL8 TODAY, This Is the place, sure, to get your meat at reasonable prices. FARMERS MUTUAL PROTEC TIVE ASS'N. 80 North 1st Ave. "VIAVT" representatives wanted for Phoenix, Tcmpe and Mesa. Mrs. M. A. Stevens, Mgr. . 42 N. Fourth Ave. HAMILTON BROS., Pimo Tuners. With " Wiley B. Allen Co., Inc. i.Im'i.Im'ii -- ---- f,1.. , tut, III I. M. Taylor & Co. Members Boston Stock Exchange Tell us what Stocks and Bonds you own and we wiir tell you ' if they ar good or bad and why. Write to our STATISTICAL DEPT. 8 Congress St., Boston, 1 mass. 't -knows OUR FISH Phone Main 113 Phone Main 186 This Is the season for ready cooked Heats. Try our Cold Roast Beef, Mutton, Cooked Corn Beef, Boiled Ham, Pickle Pigs Feet, Pickle Tripe, etc. Phone us. Main I. COLD AIR Storage Market GET BUSY! Millet, Milo Maise, Kaffir Corn, Sorgh um and Corn. Plant Them Now ! Hill's Seed House 126 N. Center St. DAILY AT THE FORD GRILL STEAKS CHOPS and CHICKEN FARMERS, MINERS, PROS PECTORS, ATTENTION C I have the reputation of being your best outfitter in the city. I know what you need. I know how much of each article you need. I know how to select goods economically. Call and we will make up the order to your satisfaction. If not able to call, send list and I will select goods, pack and ship to you promptly. Coffee and tea a specialty. fRANKGRIEBEL'S 218 W. Wash. St. Phoae M. 43. rs B The Old Reliable Established in 1817. Twelve years' experience has tauRht us the needa of the pub lic In moving Pianos, Furnture, etc. This long experience 'a at the public's disposal at most reasonable prices. Two phones. Lightning Delivery Phone Main IS. IS B. Center. s M 1 1 I I 11 1 I II II 1 1 M 4 t YOUR MOTHER , , would be pleased to receive a real ! ! : NAVAJO BLANKET :: ' from her boy. Te have tha ts- ' - - rlety. Ton make the selection. 4 I ARIZONA SADDLERY GO. f i 45 North Canter SL Phoenix. X HII1H 1411 1 H I I' H j I Mail Orders S B S Promptly I jttendeMoj H Phoenix Foundry Go, All Kinds of - IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS Good work and pnmpt delivery our specialty. Contractors (tale notice) meet ail competition. Let us figure with you. Rogers aV Moors, Proprietors 451 8. Seventh Ave. Phone Main 211, The Phoenix National Bank Phoenix, Arizona. Capital, Surplus and Profits. $ 250,000.00 Deposits . ................... . $1,500,000.00 E. B. Gage, President. II. J. McClung, Vice President. R. B. Burmister, Cashier. H. M. Galliver, Ass't. Cashier. DIRECTORS: E. B. Gage. F. M. Murphy. D. M. Ferry. W. F. Staunton. Geo. N. Gage. L. M. Chalmers. F. T. Alkire. W. A. Drake. H. J. McClung. . ! 1 llllllOmttHHtMMIlllllllMHIHHHHH The Prescott PRESCOTT - - - - - - ARIZONA. Roll of Honor No. 585. CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS $270,000.00 United States Depository. Territory of Arizona Depository. County of Yavapai Depository City of Prescott Depository. F. M. MURPHY, President. R. N. FREDKRICKS,Cashier. fUMfWKHIH 1 t a r ! Hil 1 I I I 1 Hilt 1111 II I I The National Bank of Arizona The Oldest Bank in Phoenix. Capital Stock $200,000 Surplus $100,000 I Has removed to its temporary quarters, corner Wall and Washington streets (old Valley Bank building), during the construction of its new, up-to-date four " story and basement otiiice building. iiim i n i l m i n t 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 money is a Remedy that cures many ills. It not only rests the mind, but brings comfort and cheer to" know that you have plenty of money for emergencies. An account with the Valley Bank is what you need. 4 Interest Paid on Savings" Accounts. The Valley Bank Established 1834. V. F. NICHOLS, President UNION BANK & TRUST CO., 30 N. CENTER ST. GENERAL BANKINQ PROMPTNESS. COURTESY AND ACCOMMODATION. Removal Notice We are now located in our new quarters, cor ner Second Ave. and Jackson St., one block west of Santa Fe depot. Send us your work. Vota For tha Canter St. Bridga and a Graatar Phoanix. Kunz Bros. & Messinger MOHN & DR1SCOLL FUNERAL DIREOTORS M L. Veux CEMENT CONTRACTOR Proprietor Artificial Cement Co., Arizona Lime Co. and Asphalt raving Co. Works. S. First St. Office 40 W. Adams St. Phone 213L Phoenix, Arizona. freight and Baggage carefully and quickly handled. r Storage at reasonable rates. Pioneer and Consolidated Transfer and Storage Co.. Baggage office, US North Center St. Telephone Main 142. General office, 42 South Center St. Telephone Main 74. GILLETT The Tailor ' 17 W. Adams St. Established 1892. Im porter of Scotch Wool ens. Prices moderate. National Bank I r I Ml 1 1 I M 1 1H r I M H I 11 ! 1 1 1 11 I 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 t-im mm i i 1 1 1 tin 1 1 1 1 1 n Phoenix, Arizona. J. M. S WET NAM, GEO. II. LUTGERDING, Vice-President. Cashier. Clinton Campbell GENERAL CONTRACTORS Residence Telephone 357 N. Fourth Ave. Main 177. GOLD HOTEL ANTON GOLD, Prop. Third and Washington Sts. Fine, clean rooms, centrally located;; SOc per night and up. Come and . investigate. i l l i : 1 1 1 u 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ; 1 1 1 1 1 i ; "THE BEST America' 3 Best,'- the Locomo bile. Arizona's Best, Phoenix T Auto Co. The best of all, you j can get all of these In Phoenix. H Phoenix Auto Co. H. Inint,,;,,,,;,,;,,;,,;,,;,,;, j,,;,,;,,;,,;,,;,,;.,,...;, ), EASTERLING & WHITNEY UNDERTAKERS 218 W. Washington St, Phoenix, Arizona. I