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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY .MORNING, AUGUST 13, 1913
PAGE TWELVE
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Mr. Dairyman
JUST STOP A MOMENT ami think ol' the time
saved, lahnr saved and money saved in usini;' a
SKARPLES TUBULAR SEPARATOR ol- But
ter .Mixer, ur Milking .Machine. We would lie
pleased to show you our complete line of Milk Cans,
Bottles, Bottle Caps, Barrel and Glass Churns, But
ter Moulds, etc. . ,
EZRA W. THAYER
EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE
12 1-130 I-:. Washington St. 127-133 K. Adams St.
Arizona Portland Cement
A HOME PRODUCT
is nojv on the market.
A PERFECT PORTLAND CEMENT
Beinu; made at homo we save on freight charges.
That is to your advantage.
AT ALL DEALERS
LEARN M ORE AND EARN MORE
Attend the Arizona School of Lettering. Term
Begins September 15th
Tearhing Sign T'ainting and card writing in all
their brandies. Competent instructors of national
reputation.
For pailiculars see
WARD, The Sign Man
209 Nortli First Street
p
hcenix to Globe
IN EIGHT HOURS
On Aut Stage over scenic route by the
ROOSEVELT DAM
Cars rath way daily; nuil;..! reservations at Adam?, or Commercial,
or Kuril hotels.
Gila Valley Auto Transfer Company
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emember The Name
Arizona
Securities & Investment
Company
Arizona Securities
Investment Company
Arizona
Securities . Investment
Company
Remember The Name
107 N. Central Ave., Phoenix
107 N. CENTRAL AVE., PHOENIX
HART
Tonight! Tonight! A spectacular song revue act
"THE DANCE DREAM"
THE LATEST NEW YORK FAD
LATEST IN LICENSED PICTURES
REORGANIZATION
LION
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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY -'-reel Hison, Military drama,
"Tap;;;" "The Ili.y from Missouri," comedy, with Owen Moore
in lead, and "Kanoh ;iii:-," frontier western. Taken ut Albu
querque, X. M. 'pen 10 a. m.
LAMARA
The Home of High-Class
MOTION PICTURES
Continuous 10 A.M. to 10:30 .P.M.
OF COHY E
Work of IJeciuitin Mem
bers tor New National
Guard Organization at
Prcscott Is Progressing
Satist'actoril v.
Seemingly a new and true military
spirit has been aroused in rre.soott as
a result of the holding at Whipple Bar
racks of the encampment of the
National C.uard of Arizona. This is
evidenced by the information received
yesterday that the efforts of Captain
II. i. Coykemlall, looking to the reor
ganization of Company II, are about
to be crowned with success. And when
such a company is organized, the re
port states, the organization will be
found to comprise the best young men
of the city anil those that w ill lend dis
tinction to the new company.
While the National Cuard was en
camped at I'reseott two or three weeks
ago. Captain Covkendall, then detailed
to the post of adjutant, brought the
staff officers and the leading business
men of Yavapai county into closer re
lations and before the tamp was brok
en the promise had been made that
when another year rolled around I'res
eott would be found in line with a full
company of well trained men.
The Prcscott chamber of commerce,
through its president W. A. Drake, and
its secretary .Malcolm I'raser, issued a
statement that that organization would
work hand in hand with the National
Guard officers of Arizona to the end
that the proposed company should be
organized. And Governor Hunt, Ad
jutant General Harris and Clonol Tut
hill. as guests of the Yavapai club and
the chamber of commerce jointly
pledged themselves to assist in every
way possible to bring about a realiza
tion of the plan.
Since Captain Covkendall has had
the opportunity of devoting the n ces
sary time to the work of recruiting for
the company, he in said to have re
ceived abundant assurance that the
required number of members of the
tight class will lu: easily obtainable,
incidentally Dougherty's Hall in I'res
eott has already been leased for an
armory and club room and it is planned
to offer gymnasium and athletic ad
vantages to the members.
Bringing members of a National
Gaard company together once a week
for drilling, does not tend to keep the
organization intact, is the opinion of
the majority of National Guard offi
cers. So it is the plan wherever a Na
tional Guard company is found to en
deavor to provide a social end that will
appeal to the individual members and
bring them closer together.
In I'hoenix an example of the work
ings of this plan is shown in the vari
ous social gatherings of the members
of Companies A and I'.. Iletween these
two organizations there is always a
spirit of friendly rivalry. When one
company gives a dance, the other is
likely to come across with some other
form of entertainment.
On Thursday evening Company 15
members will gather in the armory for
a good old-fashioned smoker at which
all members will attend who possibly
can. The members will also be per
mitted to bring their friends, r.csides
a talk by Captain ( (sear Temple, whose
experience in Cuba, the Philippines, to
fay nothing of years of service at home
will provide the theme for some inter
esting remarks, there will be music,
plenty of pipes and cigars and a gen
eral good time.
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TAG ON BQNMEY WHEN
HE GOES OVEB 10 RAY
DE VOY & DAYTON
Comedy, Singing, Talking and
Dancing
WALTER LE MAR
"America's Most Humorous Night
gale." THE DUMONTS
Singing, Talking. Hard and Soft
Shoe Dancing
THE LATEST IN MOVIES
COMPLETE CHANGE
IN THE LAND OFFICE
Former Receiver Arnold Establishes
Law Partnership With John
R. Hampton
mold, receiver of the '
otfice yesterday after-
ver his offi e to his
Tabloid Musical Comedy
$10,000.00 BEAUTY
Two Shows Per Night
The Latest in Movies
10s and 20c
Precaution to be Taken to Prevent
Repitition of Ketchum Incident.
Before Tom ( ). Honey, traveling pas
senger agent of the. Washington-Sunset
Route, who arrived in Phoenix yes
terday on his regular bi-monthly visit,
starts out this morning- for the wilds
of Ray and Mesa. He is going to per
mit Hy Page of the city ticket office
of the. Arizona Kastern to affix a tag
on his back requesting all with whom
he comes in contact to see that he does
not lose his way. This is a precaution
that is hereafter to be taken with all
passenger agents from the coast who
forsake Phoenix for the depths of the
eanteloupe and copper country.
Bonney is agreeable to the arrange
ment for lie. hadn't been in town fifteen
minutes yesterday before George Cann,
travling freight and passenger agent
of the Arizona Kastern with headquar
ters in the office next to that of Mose
Peoples, filled his heart with dread by
relating the harrowing experience of
Grove Ketchum, district passenger
agent of the Washington-Central lines
upon the occasion of his recent visit
to Mesa.
According to Gann .he and Ketchum
and an unidentified third party journ
eyed over to Mesa last week. Grove
strolled about one of the many busy
streets, all the time keeping a weather
eye open to see that Gann didn't get
out of his sight. But George got busy
in routing some 'steen cars of canta
loupes to the goodness knows where
and lost sight of Ketchum.
It was an hour later that the posse
found Ketchum on the outskirts of
Mesa trying to make a compass of his
watch and praying for the night to
come so that he could see the big dip
per and locate the north star. Bonney
isn't going to have any such experi
ence. He's going to let everybody in
town know he's in town and he's com
ing back to Phoenix late this afternoon
before it gets so dark he won't be able
to see his way. And he's going to de
pend in no small degree upon that
card on his back to accomplish this for
him.
Charles K.
Phoenix Ian
n oon turned
successor, John J. Birdno. The trans
fer was delayed by some hitch in
the bond of Mr. Birdno which had
bein furnished by a surety company.
Mr. Arnold has been connected with
iht land office since 1 !'. and during
the period of its greatest volume of
business and during a period of
greater volume than will ever be
transacted again. Tim affairs of the
liice have been brought into better
shape than ever they v. ere before,
ano on the retirement of Mr, Arnold
and his colb-ague. Register Frank H.
Parker, things were in si shape to
1 t urned over.
.'Mime weeks before his retirement
Mr. Arnold had made an arrangement
with Hon. John R. Hampton to en
gage in the practice ol law and they
will at once open offices at 1 :; 1
North Se'-ond avenue, in the Colonial
building.
FIGHT IN SOMALI LAN D.
r APSOi-IATFll PRKSS DISPATCH 1
ADKN, Aug. 1'-'. It is reported lure
that the British camel corps, consisting
of Indian natives, was cut up in a
fight in Somaliland. Three hundred
troops have been sent from here to the
scene of the battle.
Save Your
Drinking Husbands
You can have sober husbands if you
will send them to the Ncal Institute
for three days, or give them the Neal
Home Treatment. Tho Neal Insti
tute at ir.37 West Jefferson Street,
Phoenix, Arizona, is really a comfort
able home where discouraged drinking
nu n and women may go and be re
stored to sobriety and self-mast ry.
The Neal Drink Habit Treatment is a
safe, vegetable remedy that remove:;
the craving and necessity for drink in
three days, without the use of hypoder
mic injections. Call ami get proof and
references that will lie convincing, or
write or phone for book of information.
Phone' 1733 DRFG 1 1 ABIT SUCCKS3
FFI.BY TREATED.
Stores Used to Think
August a Dull Month
Now they sell moiv furniture and other house
hold .oods in August than any month of the
year!
Kvery merchant knew that furniture could
hp bought at lower prices for August selling be
cause it is bought in dull times.
Hut they didn't think it could be sold until
one of their number showed them that adver
tising would do the trick.
Now August Furniture Sales are a national
institution.
If you need furniture or furnishings we espe
ciallv urge you to read the advertisements now
appearing in The Republican. It is the time
to buy at a profit to yourself.
Read what all the merchants have to offer in
The Republican during this month.
It will pay you in real dollars and cents just
as it is paying your neighbors.
Temporary Removal
American Kitchen
will remove t' the French Kitchen n West Washington until
September 1. In the meantime extensive improvements are being
made on the American Kitchen quarters on North Central Avenue
We have an abundance of
High Class Fancy and
Staple Groceries. We an j
making a clean-up of our j
large retail stock at
greatly reduced prices.
An opportunity to get
bargains in things you
need and want does not
often happen.
Cor. Dth Ave & Jackson
Phoenix Laundry
Protect Your Clothes
Phone 1530
WANTED
VEAL CALVES AT
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
UNION MARKET
E. LINSENMEYER
19 North First Avenue
H4M
YOU SHOULD VORRY
We furnish Insurance against loss or damage by
BURGLARS AND THIEVES
On Dwellings Personal Baggage Automobiles
NATIONAL SURETY COMPANY OF NEW YORK
J. F. Cleaveland, Gen. Agt. Cor. 2nd Ave. and Washington St.
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-Wf .OME tdcowIc seem to think that L.os Ulivob. is a
little too high-priced for them. They see the
beautiful homes in Los Olivos, ana say, "Well,
I'd like to live there, and maybe in a few years,
I will be able to afford a lot and build there."
This would be true, if Los Oiivos prices were
figured on the same basis as the prices on adjoin
ing property. The fact of the matter is, that
your money will buy you a larger and more de
sirable lot in Los Olivos than in any other sub
division. And you can find lots of all sizes and
prices in Los Olivos and at a range in restric
tions that will surprise you. Lots are priced
from $600 to $4800, with restrictions ranging
from $3000 to $10,000. $750 will buy a fine east face lot 73 by 200 feet, with
cement walk to car-line, heavy curb, parking, gravelled road, etc. And where
else can the 100 by 300 feet lots on Monte Vista road offered at $1000 be
equalled, or even approached in value? " -, t$-if $ 4 'fpfe$
0f
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The development in Los Olivos is regular, the increase in value is con
tinuous. Your home in Los Olivos will always bo protected by the most
rigid and desirable restrictions.
rfjTWc will assist those needing financial aid in building their homes. Our
plan is a new one here'and is most liberal. You can have the kind of a
house you want, built for actual cost, and on easy payments. No exorbitant
profits for anyone. Ours is mutually satisfactory plan. Call at our office
and ask Mr. Prince for particulars.
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