Arizona republican. [volume], December 19, 1912, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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THE ARIZONA KEPILBL10AN, THURSDAY HECE.MJJER II),
White House Cafe
r of 3rd Avenue and Washington. Meals 20c and up. Quick
e. A $r.t..O meal ticket for $4.50. We give meal tickets on
vet's orders.
CLARENCE FINNEY, Proprietor
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
-re ranch 3 miles from Center St.; in alfalfa; 200 chickens;
: p,,,., team; good house; sheds, etc. THIS is worth the money.
THOMSON-McCANDLISS CO.
11 E. Adams St. Tel. 1010.
PHOENIX DIRECTORY
Automobiles, Garages and Accessories
PERSON &
3UICK CARS
Ferguson, Mohn & Co.
Exclusive Distributors for Arizona
First Ave. and Monroe St.
Arizona Motor
bOiiipany, Inc.
STUDEBAKER, E. M. F.,
and FLANDERS. Every
thing for the Automobile car
ried in stock.
First and Van Buren Sts.
rizona Vulcan
izing
Vulcanizing of all kinds done
promptly, work guaranteed
OMt of town work solicited.
210 West Washington St.
Overland Phone S2.
i a
ilouist & Co.
All kinds of Machine Work, Auto Re
pairing and Storage. -' and 27 North
Second street. Phone 42S: P.Iaek SOU.
MIGHTY MICHIGAN "40"
REO THE FIFTH
AND KR1T AUTO AGENCY
Rairiner. machine work, supplies, and storage.
Successors to Arizona Motor Co. and
Transcontinental Auto Co.
108-110 North Second ave. Fhone Over. 381
m Motor
Company
h A t T Two Models 30 and 40 All Styles of Bodies
OlKl Mc ARTHUR & MORSE CO
iHOL
Phoenix Garage, 'M9 Central Avenue
Kings Vehicle Co.
Agents for the I. H. C. Com
mercial Truck. Next to Hote!
Adams.
Ford Muter Cars
..-pass
. r . I ... CI' i". A
meer. ?i.j. iiunaoo.it..
EDWARD RUDOLPri,
417-41'." West Washington St. Agent
f,,r Maricopa and Pinal Counties.
klin Automobile i
Oakland Automobile
wo cars that give the acme of
service. We will demonstrate
hir superiority and test these
cars to your complete satisfac
tion.
GEO. HAGEMAN, Agsnt,
Second and Adams Street
loior Supply Co.
Goodrich Tires and Tubes. Mow
gram Oils and Greases. Tires and
tubes vulcanized. Overland 1101
Cons. M. 461.
315-317 N. Central Avenue.
hi
lew State Auto Co.
Storage, repairs and supplies. OpeD
day and night. Rent cars. Wesley
A. Hill, owner. 235 West Wash. St
Overland 345. Cons. M. 312
aricopa Electric
AUTO CO- Agents for Columbus
Electric. Coil and Magneto repairing
and battery recharging plant
R. J. JONES, 229 East Adama
iitchell Motor Car
H. G. Murphy, Agent.
231-235 West Washington St.
larley-Davidson
MOTORCYCLE Rides Like a Pull
man. The silent grey fellow.
PHOENIX CYCLE CO., 133 N. Center
TEST ARRANGED
FOB THE GAME LAW
Why Senator Davis Did Not Pose As
a Criminal.
Senator II. A. Davis this ooimty
is desirous of having the validity of
the referred legislation fully tested
before the meeting of the legislature
in special session in order that such
defects as the courts may discover
may be remedied.
Hv has accordingly contrived to
have a test case brought in superior
court concerning- the game law. Wood
Allen who is is understood is an em
ploye of Senator Davis was arraigned
in superior court yesterday morning
on the charge of violating thv game
law towit: by shooting quail out of
season, and a hearing will be had
today, a formal demurrer by Judge
Pannim for the defendant having been
overruled yesterday.
Senator Davis had inUml,ed not to
ask anybody else to be the defendant
in this case but to assume that duty
himself but unfortunately he is not
as sufficiently skillful marksman to
qualify as an offender against the
game law. The most serious charge
that could lie against him would be
that of attempting to violate the game
law and that is an offense not cov
ered by the statutes.
Overland Car
The best car on earth
Overland Auto Co.
Over. 086" 24 South Third Ave,
tMilUltMiij
i J 'rrftirwMi.iii i Mtn ii.w. aj
1
raaavaragias
act.
!
OLMPIC DUO
Hand to hand balancing
MOORE AND GILSON TRIO
lilack and white face comedy, sing
ing, and talking.
E. M. MARTZ
Illustrated Songs
MOTION PICTURES
Matinee every day 2:30.
WILLIAMSON & WATSON
"In Nonscnseland."
MARTYN & FLORENCE
Singing, Dancing and Comedy
Juggling
GLEN HENRY
Picture Melodies
Moving Pictures
Matinee, Sunday,
Silver
2:30 I
I
Stetson
Headquarters
r- -
The Hat
He Likes
tlie ii tl 1 1 shape
The ri.u'ht -olr
the riiilit price
If not a Hat for his Xnias,
let us surest a cap; we sell
Christy caps. The London
favorite.
Hanny s
"It pays"
40 North Central
Open Saturday, Monday and Tues
day evenings. Closed all day Xmas
CQWAM
Moving pictures, 4000 feet each. Change
Mon., Thurs. and Sat. Licensed Films
Biographs, Vitagraphs, Lubin, Selig and
Pathe. Daily Matinees, 2:45
H. J. Mann
Reinforced Concrete
Buildings and
Cement Concrete
Work Of All Kinds
SCREENED ROCK AND
SAND USED EX
CLUSIVELY The best results in ce
ment concrete construc
tion can onlv be obtained
when screened materials
arc used.
The most permanent con
struction is the best
economy.
317 Fleming Bldg.
Tel. Red 9351. Phoenix.
SUPT. C. 0. CASE
VISITS P. U. H. S.
State Superintendent of
Schools Addresses Stu
dents of High School and
Comments Upon Work of
Various Departments
Professor C ( ). Case, state stiper
intciidant of schools, was a visitor
at the high school yesterday. I'or
the eijjlii years previous to l!in!S
l'roj'essor Case was one of the most
aide members of the high school fa
tuity. His visit to the. school wa
.-oiuething in the nature of a h e-
(oming, ami lie was welcomed by the
high school assembly as a wanderer
returned. 1'rolessor Case, in addres
sing; the siudints, expressed his ap
preciation of the faculty "of the old
est and best of high -schools tile
best in equipment, attendance, and
el!s. flu- strength of the pio
neers and the brains of the east ale
lure in Arizona, the land of big pos
sibilities and bigger inspirations,"
said Mr. Case. "I'm glad I'm, ain't
you?" Finally Mr. Case urged upon
the students the value of specializa
tion without narrowness, specializa
tion of the original and inimitable
kind.
Professor Case had some very
phasing things to say to the repor
ter for the Republican last nighl.
After voicing his satisfaction at be
ing able to visit the s hool again
Mr. Case went on to say:
"I had time to visit only the
science, manual training and com
mercial departments today. The
commercial department under Pro
le, sor Michael has grown since I
was there, and now it has all the
aspects of an up to date business
college. Thirty or forty typewrit
ers were running at full blast, and
in the stenographical room I found
the studeins taking more than one
hundred words per minute from dic
tation. "The two year's course in book
keeping is supplemented with prac
tical office work for the advanced
students. There will be twenty
graduates from this department thi.s
war and from the work that 1 saw
1 feel justified in saying that these
graduates will be the very kind that :
business men are looking for.
"The science department is prob
ably the best equipped of its kind
in the state. n.is department offers
courses in chemistry, physics, gen
eral science and agriculture.
"The purpose ami policy of ill
work as outlined by Professor Jones
is to select, study and investigate
those things in the scientific field
which are the most beneficial and
valuable, and at the same time the
most interesting and practical. The
demonstration farm for agricultural
works is an innovation.
"In Professor Carroll's manual
training department, 1 lound a most
complete and up to date equipment.
The work affords training to sta
iVnts of both sexes whereby their
chance for success and opportunity
lor service in the community is
greatly enhanced. It was highly
.leased with the kind of work being
none in this department.
"When I was connected with the
institution eight years ago, Phoenix
high school consisted of one Ion"
building, a faculty of eleven mem
bers, and an enrollment of about
two hundred students. Under the
supervision of Professor Stabler the
school has grown till it now has an
enrollment of four hundred and
eighty-gfive, a faculty consisting of
twenty-two able instructors, , and a
group of buildings that in number
and architectural design are the fin
est in Arizona.
"Xo other school in the state of
fers as many courses as the Phoe
nix high -school and I hope to be
able to visit the school again soon
and follow out the work done in
all the courses."
Established 1881
PHOENIX BAKERY
EDWARD EISELE, Proprietor.
Wholesale, Retail. Tha Genuine
BUTTERNUT BREAD
(In Wrappers Only)
7 West Washington St., Phoenix
PHONES:
Overland 234. Con. Main 89
Wouldn't
the Looks
of Your
Dining
Room
"
Improved Wonderfully
if you should just select one f
our lovely tables and a handsome
buffet and some new chairs?
What brttrr .Xiuur present 'can
you make the family thaw mm
attractive and nell-made ini'
room set?
A Solid Oak Six Foot Extension Tabl at .$1:5.50; Special thi ntk
COMPARE:
BarrowsFooshee Furniture Company
Fourth Avenue an 1 Washington Street
HANNY BOYS
WIN EASILY
Arizona Laimdiv Team
Supplies a Few Points to
Manny's Bowlers; Friday
Night, Ilannys Take on
CoJdberg Team
Uanny's team lost the first game
of last night's match at bowling, but
recovered the second two without
much trouble. The scores are as
per tlie following:
Hanny's.
1st
Players
I yers
McXaughton
White
game
. .175
. .12S
. .1:12
Kobertson l"'i
Urown
Totals
. 1 5 i
id
game
P!S
li'.t
1SJ
l.-a
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NEW OWNERSHIP NEW MANAGEMENT
O. K. CORRAL
Boarding and Sales Stables
We guarantee careful treatment and are te Ward
ing stock. Stock bought and sold. v
0. K. CORRAL Hus e C. Ward
5-Points-5
3d
lame
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BURGLAR SUSPECTS
HELD ID SUSTIIY
Arizona
TiiO
Laundry.
Players
Miller
Weill it k
posaiin
Davisson 1 4
Love
1st
Same
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ELKS CHRISTMAS COPvlMITTEE
Th Christmas committee of the
Elks is working diligently to pre
pare for the visit of Santa Clans to
a number of needy Phoenix families.
The committee through A. R. Clatter
requests that names of poor families
be st-nt to the committee soon, so the
Elks can prepare for the charitable
work of assisting them. Not only the
names, but the conditions of the fa
milies is needed, for the Elks want
to give the little folk what they want
as well as make gifts to the older
people.
o
CHIEF HOPE OF AMERICA
LIES IfJ FARM PEOPLE
Total
Friday
bergs.
night Hanny's
2d
gam
147
130
lH
130
174
707
and
S42
3d
;anie
140
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14 5
147
714
Gold-
Three Men Supposed to Have Blown
Safe at Vaughn's Store.
APPEAL l!i CiiWELL
?M Ull FILES
Paters in Appeal From Pinal Ceunty
Now in Supreme Ceurt.
LIQUOR DEALERS
HEAVILY FINED
Judge Phillips Will Break Up Prac
tice of Selling in Dry Territory.
In passing sentence upon Ouber and
Williams of Mesa who had been con
victed of selling liquor in a dry ter
ritory, Judge Phillips yesterday mad
it ck?ar that it was his intention to
discourage this kind of il let traffc.
The crime was the worse he said in
that it had been committed de
liberated day after day. He accord-
Senator Smith of Georgia Would Ap
propriate Millions for Agricul
tural Demonstration Work.
T ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH
WASHINGTON, Dec. 18. "The
greatest power and the chief hope
of this country are found in the
farm population," declared Senator
Smith of Georgia, in the senate today
in support of an agricultural educa
tion extension bill which would pro
vide for instructions in agriculture
and home economics to farmers
through demonstration work. The
bill would appropriate $10,000 an
nually to each state having a land
grant for an agricultural college for
the purpose of establishing an ex
tension of the department. An addi
tional total appropriation of $300,000
to begin January 1, is prepared which
will be pro-rated among the states
according to their rural population.
The appropriation is increased by
$300,000 annually until a maximum
o t,. $ ?jftft-0001.sxpa ched J.n192 3.
ingly imposed a fine of $225 in rach
case.
These cases had been brought on
appeal from the justice of the peace
court at Mesa where the defendants
had been let off with fines of $100
each.
It is believed to be the purpose of
the court to make the business of sell
ing liquor in dry territory an expen- known.
sive one. The maximum fine is $1000
with imprsonment and doubtless those
caught a second tme will live awhil
at the expense of the county.
jitf Tuesday night Sheriff Adams
and t'onstable Murphy returned to
the city with three mm suspected
of liavins committed tni burlary at
Vaughn's Store near the Indian
school on Monday night. Whether
or not they are the burglars the
olficers were after. They had been
camped near the burglarized store
r;nd they had frequently been about,
the jdace. Tile morning following the
burglary they disappeared and it
uas learned that they had gone
west.
They were heard of at various
points along the road. The sheriff
and the constable were misled by j
a woman who thought she had seen
them and the supposed trail was j
followed to a point near Hot I
Springs Junction where the consta- j
ble learned something about an au
tomobile that he did not know be- j
fore and that is that gasoline wnl
not run uphill.
He was trying to climb a steep
incline when the engine ceased to
work and tha machine was abandon
ed. John Asher afterward went out
and brought it in. The constable
is going to devise a new engine that
will feed from both the front and
the rear.
But the constable's mechanical pur
poses have nothing to de with the!
pursuit of the supposed burglars. It
was later learned that all this time
the suspects were in jail at Glendale
where they had been placed ky Of
ficer Itudd of that place.
The names of the men are Mot
All protested their inno
cence but one of them said that he
had been arrested in Oklahoma once
on the charge of stealinc $,0OO. H
said that the charge was groundless.
The trasrit ef the appeal ef Jf.
J. Crowell from the verdict aa4 sen
tence of the superior court ef Piaal
county, wherein he was ceavictee ef
murder in the secane degree and set
eaeel te serve twenty years in the
state penitntiary for killing TTiHiant
Dobson en February 2S, 1912 at Ree"
Rock, was received by tee supreme
court yesterday morning. Beaten icW,
attorney for Crowell is repreaeatee! in
the record as presecuting else the ap
peal. The appeal is naaee en the plea tfcat
the jury !n the case censie'eree! evi
dence that reached them by ether
means than at the hands ef the atter
neys in the case, and that they alee
arrived at their verdict hy a system
prejudicial to the rights ef the defen
dant in the case.
William Dobson was a deputy sheriff
at lied Rork, while Crewell wag the
justice of the peace. It was the theerjr
ef the state in prosecuting the case
that Crowell was an acceasery hefere
the fact in the mureer in that he aided
end abetted, cajoled and induced Prank
Nort, who was alse cenvicted te sheet
Dobson.
Nort's appeal from the verdict ef
the superior ceurt ef Pinal has keen
before the supreme ceurt fer seme time.
In the meantime both men are cen
fired in the pen. Some little furer was
created ever the state seme time age
when a report was circulated that re
well, afer conviction, and while sup
posed to he confined in the pen, was
allowed to go te Red Peek te attend
to some business affairs there. Tfcat
he went te Red Reck was admitted nut
he went under guard. Crewell in ad
dition to being justice ef the peace s
also a solaan keeper at Red Reck.
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OPENING TODAY
Phoenix Florist
RICHARD ALTMAN 1
We will always have on hand a choice variety of Cut Flowers.
Special attention given to Wedding Decorations and Funeral Designs.
Overland Phone COG 13G North Center Street