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THE AEIZONA REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 9, 1913
OUR BEST
Advertisements are never printed
they are those neat satisfying
glasses your friends wear.
SWIGERT BROS.
OPTICAL SPECIALISTS
9 East Adams St.
We grind our own lenses
Washing
Machines
The National Vacuum
Washer is the most sim
ple and only proper sys
tem for washing clothes.
Let ns show you why and
how this machine washes
quicker than any other
machine.
Visit our refrigerator
sale.
McKee's
Hilderbran's
Jeweler & Optician
THIS IS
BRAIN-FAG
WEATHER
Our refrigerated Chocolate;
made hv the finest firms i
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the United States and kept
at , a perfect temperature,
form a food that is easily
digested, quickly assimilat
ed and wonderfully nourish
ing. AVhen you grow weary, try
"Liggetts"
A Treat for an Epicure.
Owl Drug Co.
- Phones ()2-592
PHONE 1381
and give your order for
COLONIAL "QUALITY" ICE
CREAM
Manufactured in rear
327 West Washington St.
Cavileer & Co.
will hang paper at 25c per bolt.
See us at once for the best in the
painting and tinting line. 123 N.
1st St. Phone 1829.
W. R. WAYLAND, Mgr.
GOODRICH BLOCK, Center and
Washington. Open till midnight.
Telephone 591
FairbanksMorse
Engines
Nestor Belting, Pulleys,
Shafting, Pumps, etc. We
have the stock.
Arizona Hardware Supply Co.
THIRD AVE. & JACKSON
PHOENIX
Garden City Restaurant
New Location
21-23 East Adams St.
Pictures
Worth having framed at
all, are worth having
framed at
Balke's
The Big Curio on Adams
Street.
Of Local Interest
STORED WATER SUPPLY
Water service department report for
July 8.
Elevation of water in reservoir 148.04
Contents of reservoir, acre feet. 389,2 15
Loss preceding 24 hours, acre
t'e-t H . . V4 ' 2.95G
Elevation of water in reservoir
one year ago, today, feet..-. 168.25
Contents of reservoir, one year
ago today, acre feet 579,34 S
Normal flow Salt and Verde
rivers, at Granite Iteef dam,
M. 1 9,139
Amount of water used for irri
gation, north side, M. 1 33,968
Amount of water used for irri
gation, south side, M. 1 2S,Ct'.0
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT
6 a. m. f p. m.
Temperature, degrees 84 105
Sensible temperature 70 73
Humidity, per cent 48 18
Wind direction X w
Wind velocity, miles 2 10
Hainfall o 0
Weather cloudy clear
Highest temperature, 107.
Lowest temperature, 81.
Mean relative humidity, 33.
Total rainfall, 0.
Excess in temperature yesterday,
4 degrees.
Excess in temperature since first
of month, In degrees.
Accumulated deficiency in tempera
ture since January 1, 325 degrees.
Deficiency in rainfall yesterdav, .01
inches.
Deficiency in rainfall since first of
month. .OS inches.
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
.since January 1. .12 inches.
ROBERT H BRIGOS,
Section Director.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
The following parties were granted
marriage licenses yesterdav: Lorin
T. Wright and Nellie I. McCoy: Justo
Moroyoqui and Teodora Ramos (In
dians); Jacuito Marrujo and Jesus
Mazon; all residents of Maricopa
county.
BACK FROM PRESCOTT Mr. and
Mrs. Leo J. Welnick are again in the
city after spending a short honey
moon in Prescott and vicinity. L. J.
is manager of the California Fish
and Oyster market on First avenue.
The couple spent ten enjoyable days
in Prescott, they will reside at 1146
East Garfield street.
RETURN OF MRS. M'DOUGALL
Mrs. M. C McDougall returned yes
terday from Battle Creek, Mich.,
where she was accompanied 'y her
husband three months ago. She re
sided at a sanitarium there and ex
perienced great benefit. She would
have liked to remain a while longer
so great had been her improvement
but the Jieat became almost unbear
able sol she resolved to return to
Phoenix. After a short stay here
she will go to the coast for the rest
of the summer.
MORE EXAMINATIONS An
nouncements are out from the local
secretary of the United States civil
service board of examiners telling of
examinations to be conducted in the
near- future for the following posi
tions: shop apprentice (male) Au
gust 6; assistant in cooperate or
garization accounting (male) Au
gust 4; assistant in cotton market
ing (male) August 4; specialist in
marketing perishable products (male)
August 4; specialist in cooperative
organization (male) August 4; spe
cialist in transportation of farm pro
ducts (male), and assistant in cotton
seed marketing and utilization
(male) on the same date. Most of
these positions pay good salaries.
Further information can be obtained
from the local secretary in the of
fice of the surveyor general in the
Federal building in this city.
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DEMOLISHING NOTICE.
We have bought the two large
buildings on the property lately pur
chased bv the school district at the
corner of Seventh and Van Buren
streets and will begin tearing them
down next Monday. Every thing on
the ground will be sold. Intending
purchasers will find a man there au
thorized to sell. Pioneer Transfer
Conpany. Advertisement. r
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Pinney & Robinson, Guns for Rent.
Advertisement.
FLAGS! FLAGS!
FLAGS!
- With 48 Stars.
The McNeil Company
12G W. Washington
I PARENT TEACHERS MEETING
I 1 n-ill w -1 riii.nt i 11 c of t V-i
Parent Teachers' association of the
Osborn district at three oclock today.
The members are requested to bring
their thimbles.
OSBURN AT FLORENCE Chas.
R. Osburn, secretary and citizen
member of the board of control re
turned late' last evening from Flor
ence where he went to open bids for
supplies for the state prison.
LEFT FOR THE SPRINGS R. L.
Balke left last night for Agua Ca
liente for a stay of two weeks at
the springs. Mr. Balke has before
visited the springs for rheumatic
troubles and has experienced relief.
MAYOR HUFFMAN HERE Dr. I.
E. Huffman, chairman of the state
medical board mayor of the city of
Tucson, and captain in the medical
corps of the National Guard of Ari
zona, was a .visitor in the city yes
terday. He returned to his home in
Tucson last night.
BASEBALL COMMITTEE MEETS
There will be a meeting of the
baseball committee of the board of
trade this afternoon at four o'clock
to which any one interested in base
ball in Phoenix is cordially invited to
s'ttend. There are important base
ball propositions to be discussed.
RESERVE APPORTIONMENT
LARGE The increase in the attend
ance in the schools of thirty-two
districts, in Maricopa county was 855
over that of last y&ar, and under
the law a, reserve apportionment is
allowed to the schools that increase
in attendance between the lime of
the opening. This year the amount
of the apportionment was $15,000.
SCHOOL DISTRICT ELECTION
The Balz and Creighton school dis
tricts are about to make each other
a proposition to unite the two dis
tricts into one good big school dis
trict. The petitions for an election
on the proposition are now in the
hands of the county superintendent
of schools. The notices for the elec
tion have been posted and the elec
tion will be held on July 1C.
GOVERNOR HUNT RETURNS
Accompanied by his friends, who
were his guests on the recent tour
through the southern portion of the
state. Governor Hunt returned to
this city in the big Abbott Detroit
automobile late Monday evening and
was yesterday at his desk in the
state house again. The governor
"and every one of the party report
having the finest time imaginable
while in the south.
AFTER BUCK KILLER Game
Warden Rogers has received informa
tion that a forest ranger practically
caught a poacher near Carrs Canyon
in Gila county with the body of a
big buck which he had killed. The
sheriff of Gila county was notified
and he left immediately after for the
scene to, take the man to the Gila
county jail where is now reposing
to answer. The game warden and
the officers of the state are deter
mined to stamp out the illegal shoot
ing of same within the state.
CORN GROWING BULLETIN
Secretary Harry Welch of the board
of trade has received from the de
partment of agriculture a copy of
farmers' bulletin 537, which is de
voted to the science of growing an
acre of corn. The bulletin i- of
great value to the corn growers of
this section. It is well illustrated
showing methods of cultjire and
cropage. The whole subject matter
of the bulletin is the work of ex
perts of the department. Copies can
be had by written application to the
department at Washington, D. C.
WANTS ARIZONA EXHIBIT
Major General Murray, commanding
the department of the Pacific United
States army, stationed at the Presidio
at San Francisco, has made applica
tion through the war department to
the governor of Arizona for a full
collection of specimens of the Arizona
cacti, which will be planted in the
presidio as a part of the attraction
for the- Panama Pacific exposition.
This interest has been accorded to
Col Alexander O Brodie, :::::::: ,1 'n :
Col. Alexander O. Brodie. formerly
governor of Arizona, and adjutant
general of the deartment of the
Pacific.
FREEHOLDERS MEET The mem
bers of the board of freeholders, who
are engaged in formulating a new
charter for the city of Phoenix, held
a short session last night and dis
cussed the matter of the possible re
call of the proposed city manager.
Most of the members viewed the
matter from the standpoint that since
the city manager is proposed to be
an appointive office to be hired and
discharged at the will of the com
mission, the recall should apply only
to those officers who are elected by
the people and not to those wno are
appointed by - the commission. This
would only apply then to the com
missioners. TWO LOOSERS Sidney Woolf,
cashier of The Republican, reported
the loss yesterday of a class pin
which he prizes very highly. The
pin bears the letters H. G. S. 1907,
with a grizzly bear on it. The pin
was lost somewhere between The
Republican office and the high school.
The finder will be rewarded if the
pin is returned to the Republican
office. The second report of a loss
came late last night from R. J.
Dobbs of 12 West Washington, who
has a Dutch Spitz dog which he
prizes very highly. The dog, v.hich
answers ' to the name of "Snook -urns"
jumped out of the wagon
driven by Boggs yesterday and has
not been yet found.
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fL Arizona Lodge No. 2 F. & A.
M. work in third degree this
(Tuesday) evening at 8 o'clock.
Advertisement.
The Most Sanitary
Eating Place
in Southwest
Open Day and Night
19 North Central Ave.
GOES FISHING Charles Gardiner
left last evening for Williams and
other points in Northern Arizona,
where he expects to spend the re
mainder of the summer, particularly
engaging in the sport of fishing for
trout. .
MEDICAL EXAMINATION Sixteen
men anxious to practice the various
forms of healing provided for under
the state law presented themselves
before the state board of examination
yesterday at the state house for the
purpose of showing just how well
they are qualified to follow out the
desires of their hearts. Dr. . E.
Huffman of Tucson, president of the
board, conducted the examination.
Today's exams will be conducted by
Dr W. H. Sargeant of this city.
IVY APIARY INSPECTOR Gov
ernor Hunt yesterday anonunced the
appointment of Hon. J. P. Ivy as
state apiary inspector under the pro
visions of the law passed at the
second special session creating such
office. Mr. Ivy is one of the most
enthusiastic bee men in this state
and worked hard for the passage of
the law. His appointment came as a
result however of the fact that of
all the men nominated for the posi
tion, the petition with Ivy's name on
it had the largest number of signa
tures on it.
Square
DIEHL
Shoes
Of course it's easy enough to
find shoes at SQUARE. DIEHL
prices, but not so easy to find
the same kind of shoes at such
prices. For when you come here,
we'll give you better leather, bet
ter workmanship, a little finer
style, more comfort, more vital
value, than you've been accustomed
to.
And our special skill in correct
fitting is worth a great deal to
you.
For MEN and WOMEN,
$2.50 to $6.00
Real money's worth in every grade.
H. A. DIEHL SHOE GO.
EYE WITNESS OF
(Continued from Pase One)
As the officer fell, the half awakened
man noticed the victim of the police
man's bullet, start to crawl toward a
car and evidently made his way under
it. The others ran toward the west and
disappeared.
It was at this point that the witness
of the tragedy states he began to real
ize that his presence at the point might
be hard to explain and he proceeded to
get out of the locality as quickly as
possible. He says he ran to Central
avenue, then North to Jackson street
and back to the front of the Star
Idging House, seating himself on a
bench and being there when the police
arrived.
There is a continuity of detail which
tends to strengthen the belief that the
man actually did witness the killing
and is endeavoring to give a clear story
of his recollections of the affair. He
is not under arrest, but is said to be
where the sheriff can put his hands
on him the moment he is needed.
The arrest of Verdugo and his lodge
ment in the city jail was made in order
that Chief of Police A. J. Moore might
have opportunity to learn some facts
as to his whereabouts the night of the
murder. He is known to have been as
sociating with Garcia, the alleged mur
derer of Harris, and an effort will be
made to show that he was with him on
Saturday night.
Garcia was removed from the warm
cell in the county jail, yesterday to a
room on the second floor of the court
house where he can be constantly tin
der guard and where he can receive the
attention necessary to pull him through
Dr. H. K. Beauchamp and Dr. C. B.
Palmer visited him twice yesterday and
dressed his wounded leg. There is still
a question as to the possibility of sav
ing his leg. It was thought yesterday
that some circulation was. discovered
in the lower part of the leg and as the
discoloration has not increased there is
still hope that the limb may be saved.
From Ygnacio Martinez it is under-
A new lot in all the lat
est novelties and staples
in leather for handv trav
eling.
BOEHMER'3
The Busy Drug Store
Phoenix Drug Co., Inc.
Phones: Overland 550 and 660
Travelers
LEATHER
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at greatly reduced prices
25 OFF
On all suits, such makes
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Society Brand."
One-fourth reduction on
all straw hats also.
"All Oxfords Reduced"
WPOUGALL
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LEST YOU FORGET, WE
REMIND YOU AGAIN ABOUT
If you are ruptured don't delay
taking the matter up with our
truss fitter. You can be satisfac
torily fitted or money back.
Deal with the firm that has al
ways made good.
Elvey & Hulett
Quality DruggUta
27 East Washington" St., Phoenix
Never substitute
Parcel post orders go out every day
stood that enough admissions have
been secured to warrant connecting
him with the crime. He was arrested
in c;iendale on Sunday after having
told a woman there he was making his
getaway from Phoenix where he had
been implicated in the stabbing of a
policeman. He told a different story
when first brought to Phoenix but it is
now understood he has entangled him
self in a mesh from which it will be
difficult to disengage himself.
The funeral of Harris was held yes
terday morning from the family resi
dence, fill South Fourth avenue. There
was a large attendance of friends and
relatives. Many members of the city
police force were also present. A hand
some floral offering from the police
force stood in the room near the casket.
Burial was made in Greenwood ceme
tery. A "LADY "IS DEFINED.
The definition of a gentleman has
puzzled many, but what of the lady?
A depositor on opening an account
described herself as a factory hand.
When withdrawing money she gave
her description as "lady." The post
master was asked to be careful as to
identity before paying the money. His
reply was, he was quite satisfied it
was the depositor's way of saying she
was out of work. London Spectator.
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Hire a little Salesman at The Re
publican office. A Want Ad will see
more customers than you can.
AS YOUR DEPOSITS GROW
you will find a greater incentive for keeping up the
good work. Start an account with the ITnion Hank
Jfc Trust company and allow your funds to remain
at interest then you will be providing well for the future.
4 per cent interest paid on savings accounts.
UNION BANK & TRUST CO., Phoenix, Ariz.
TOURIST HOME FOLKS
This is the season when Phoenix folks fill the role of tourists in
other states and lands. As a convenience and a safeguard from
robbers they should carry their funds in the world-famed
Travelers' Checks.
The National Bank of Arizona
(The Old Reliable)
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LUMBER
See Us fop Price
Phone 1204
O'MALLEY LUMBER CO.
SALT RIVER VALLEY MONUMEN
TAL WORKS.
Call and see our designs In finished
monuments, gravestones, statuary, tstc.
b fore placing your order.
VERNON E. LINDSAY. Prop.
409 W. Washington St.
Phone Overland 1327.
GEO. W. McCLARTY
Electrical Contractor
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
208-210 West Wash. St.
Phones 407
MACHINE MADE
That's the why of our Ce
ment Pipes' superiority.
Let us figure with you.
CEMENT PIPE CO.,
545 East Jackson
Phone 1312
F. H. ALBERT
Expert Swiss Watchmaker
Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry
17 "West Adams Street
Phoenix, Arizona
If you have a Perfection. Revonoc,
Florence Automatic or a Peerless
oil stove, I have the oil that is
guaranteed and recommended by
the manufacturers.
PHOENIX OIL CO
BUYS ANHEUSER STAND.
Eddie Hulse Buys Cigar Stand From
Herb Gorcister.
Herb Gorcister has sold his rights to
the Anheuser sigar stand to Kddie C.
Hulse, who starts out with the ambi
tion of making this popular retreat the
best place in town. Hulse says that he
will be in a position to supply his pat
rons with the cream of the world's best
smoking material and anyone who
wants the best that "my lady Nicotine"
produces wiil be able to step up and
ask for it. Gorcister will in the future
devote the whole of his time to the af
fairs of the Phoenix athletic club which
he proposes to make the leading one
of the South west. With the time now
on his hands Gorcister should be able
to bring the real thing in the pugilistic
line to "this neck of the woods" some
thing that lias heretofore been lack
ing. Flagstaff, Ariz.
Points of Interest Near Flagstaff
Grand Canyon 65 miles
Extinct volcanoes IS miles
Lava beds 16 miles
Ice caves 16 miles
Prehistoric cliff dwellings. . 10 miles
Cave dwellings 10 miles
Oak Creek trout stream.. 18 miles
Montezuma's well 50 miles
San Francisco peaks. .... .12 miles
(Elevation 13.900 ft.)
Altitude of Flagstaff C907 feet
Prehistoric ruins 35 miles
Natural Bridge 75 miles
WHEN IN FLAGSTAFF
Stop at the
Commercial
Hotel
Chas. Prochnow, Mgr. Rates $1 up
Conect With
THAT SEWER.
Let our expert do the job,
cheap and quick.
D. H. BURTIS
Initial
Stationery
35c Box
The PricH and Quality are right
J. Harry Crocker, Mgr.
The Post.iffice is Opposite Us
Do your teth ache? If so consult
Dr. Belt, the New System Dentist.
All work absolutely painless. Log
Angeles prices.
DR. BELT
Phone 605 11 Monihon Bids
2
Off On
Hammocks
At
Massie and Sons
112-114 W. Washington
HAIR GOODS FOR SALE
Ladies' Toilet Parlor, Shampooing.
Manicuring and Facial Massage, Hair
Dressing; Expert Chiropodists, all
foot troubles removed. Moles and
warts removed by electricity.
SHIRLEY & SHIRLEY
Phone 1704
39 East Adams Street
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MUSIC CO.
Everything Musical