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1913 page mm THE ARIZONA KI'JLHMjLI' AN, TUESDTY MORNING, AUGUST 20, EYEGLASSE'S as we make thorn are rimless lenses held purely but comfort ably on the nose by inconspicu ous mountings. Let us examine your eyes anil make your glasses. DR. NORTHRUP Optical Specialist Swigert Bros. 9 E. Adams St. Phone 600. It washes quicker. It washes cleaner. It washes with less work to the operator. The Vacuum washing machine is guaranteed for five years. Hilderbran's Jeweler. A Optlc.la.na ARIZONA STATE FAIR. Nov. 3 to 8 PHOENIX, ARIZONA. I TALCUM POWDER For the delicate skin should he antiseptic smooth as velvet, free from grit, sooth in? - healing, cooling and delicate perfumed. That's our kind. motorcycle: delivery ADAM A AVC. Do you know that anything dead is the last thing ou want to look at. Well that is what we think. That is why we try to keep on -ads alive. For a dead ad is worse than a dead skunk, and that is some dead. How we are alive ta the fact that we have a very swejl and alive to the minute line of house furnishings. Our line of niRi wool fiber and axminister arc alive with color. Our iron beds and lea ther couches are alive to your com fort. They talk for themselves. National steel ranges. Then the old man has the livelest disposi tion to help you select the right goods. Don't mind the boys they are learning the game. So see Massie and Sons phone 622, 114 West Washington St. W. R. WAYLAND, Mflr. GOODRICH BLOCK, Center and Washington. Open till midnight. Telephone 511 l- Jl II p ... I "Dead" For Picture Framing go to BALKE'S The Big Curio on Adams Street Of Local Interest STORED WATER SUPPLY. Water service department report for August 2.": Elevation of water in reservoir, feet ' ino.ir, Contents of reservoir, acre feet . 250,490 Loss preceding 21 hours, acre feet .. 3,311 Elevation of water in reservoir, one year ayro today, feet .... 160. 6S Contents "f reservoir, one year ago today, acre feet 502,457 Normal flow Salt and Verde rivers at Granite Reef dam, M. 1 17,302 Amount of water used for irri gation, north side, M. 1 40,440 Amount of water used for irri gation, south side, M. 1 26,240 LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY G a. m. 6 p. m. Temperature, degrees S6 :S Sensible temperature 71 7 Humidity, per cent 64 ,T Wind direction NE W Wind velocity, miles 4 Z Rainfall 0 Weather Cloudy Cloudy llighest temperature 00 Lowest temperature 7S Mean relative humidity 47 Total rainfall 0 Kxc"ss in temperature yesterday 2 Pefioieney in temperature since first of month 50 degrees. 'Accumulated deficiency in tempera ture since January 1. 520 degrees. ll"icienc in rainfall yesterday ,'J'i itn hos. Deficiency in rainfall inee first cf month .54 inche. Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January 1, .71 inch. Data for Tucson. Highest tempera t me yesterday ...-0S Lowest temperature yesterday 71 Rainfall yesterday ROLKRT K. RRIGGS. Section Director. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED The following parties were granted marriage licenses yesterday: Melisio ft. Vrrea of Pinal county and Erancisco Chaviel of Maricopa county; Karl V. Grigg of Nashville Tennessee and Mary P. Frampton of Ind ia na .pol is, Indiana. COMMITTED TO THE ASYLUM Thomas J. Treadwill, a miner, who has been a resident of Arizona since 1-70 was committed to the state asvlnni for the insane yesterday. The man has an idea that he has been hypnotized and claims to have shot the man who placed him under the spell and buried the hod v. He says that he has lost all knowledge of the whereabouts of the grave and that fact is driving him in sane. FEDERAL COURT SESSION Enited States Judge W. II. Sawtelle will arrive in the city this morning ac companied by Allan D. Jaynes, late clerk of the court and G. W. Lewis of Tucson whose appointment to the clerkship was lately announced by Judge Sawtelle. A session of the court will be helil tomorrow. PHOENIX LOOKS BEST AFTER ALL Declaring that Phoenix is real ly the only place on the topside of the Footstool to live in. spelling Live with a capital L, Dr. II. A. Hughes ;:r.d Dr. Logan D. Dameron returned yesterday from California. Dr. Hughes says that every time he crimes back to Phoenix it looks better He is more satisfied with this country than ever before. He saw land held at $ i .000 per acre in California growing sugar beets. while still other" land valued at $5mi was used to grow pink beans. Ho says the Salt River val lev can't be beat. HEALER TO ANSWER Dr. Alberto Diaz Vizcarro, who was arrested in Tempe for practicing medicine with out a license, was given a hearing be fore Judge Johnstone yesterday and was held to answer to me superior court in the sum of $100. Vizcarra said that all lie was guilty of, was aid ing his fellow man and denied receiv ing money for his services. Witnesses, however, proved the contrary ami gave evidence as to the amount paid for his professional services and the dates. MASHER FINED Henry Dixon, who went out of his way to insult two young girls, was given a hearing be fore Judge Johnstone yesterday and found guilty of the charge. And it was his first offense and he promised to behave , better in the future he was allowed to go after paying a fine of $15. Judge Johnstone is determined to put down street mashers and anyone who is brought before him on a simi lar charge will receive a much stiffer sentence and will probably be given a rest in the Chateau d'Marieopa for an extended period. o You save money in buying tires of Griswold and you also save money in buying bicycles of him. Advertisement dm DRIMIv HOP ALE. refreshing (Adv.) Invigorating; tf The McNeil Co. 126 West Washington Street Agents for CORONA FOLDING TYPEWRITER OLIVER TYPEWRITER All makes for rent. Repair Work Guaranteed HERE FROM LOS ANGELES .Misses M. K. Treviso and A. V. Jaimes, of Los Angeles, are in the city visiting with Mrs. A. II. Redondo at her home on Ka -t Adams street. J. S. GRIFFIN BACK .1. S. Grif fin, who prides himself on being alone, returned Sunday from his va cation spent on the California - beach es. Mr. Griffin reports having had an excellent time while away. WHERE IS ED STONE? Chief of Police Moore has been requested to learn the whereabouts of Kd Stone, whose mother is ill at Perth, Kansas. He is said to be something of a horse man and may he found about a corral or liverv stable. IS GIVEN THIRTY DAYS Kd w a r d o Cangoro in police court yesterday af ternoon was given thirty days on a charge preferred by the father of a lit tle girl. It is said that Cangoro offered insults to four or five little girls, none of whom were more than six or seven years old. U. S. GAUGER RETURNS George Kirkland, Enited States ganger for this district, returned yesterday morn ing from a two weeks' trip to the Pacific coast spent with his mother and sister. Kirkland put on consider able weight while absent from these parts. FRED JACOBS BACK -Fred Ja cobs, one this city's enterprising real estate operators returned yesterday from a week's motoring in the north ern part of the state. Jacobs re ports unusual good luck. Ho drove ri 7 miles without setting a puncture. Part of his absence was spent in 1 PARKER'S GREAT STORY Read ers of Sir Gilbert Parker's famous novel. "The Right of Way," will be interested in seeing the splendid t hreo reel motion picture presentation of it at the Lion. Those who have seen it speak of it very highly, the part ot Rosalie being taken by Barbara 'Pen nant.' H will be shown today and thi.; evening for the last time. TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROR Through a typographical error the notice of the proposed sale of stray bievoles in the hands or Chief of Police Moore at the city hall was made to read August 2S. The sale actually is to be held on Friday morning. August 20, at lu:p,o o'clock at the rear of the city hall building. An opportunity will be afforded for securing several good wheels at reasonable figures. BAND CONCERT At the request of the merchants the Pioneer Band will give an open air concert on Wednesday evening on Washington street at Cen tral avenue. A pleasing program has been prepared. The Pioneer Band has not given concerts recently on Sunday evening in the city hall plaza but it is expected that these pleasurable aflairs will be resumed shortly after Septem- PAROLE BENSON SCHOOL BOY -Jesus Mora, an inmate of the In dustrial -school at Benson, was grant -, ,1 a parole yesterday by Govern. a It,,.., ,,,,., the recommendation of the board of fined at the ;;nd has mad. Ultfol. lb WiiS f leliii'iucney S' a i ,1 fol od rei cord for him uthorilios he make his way M If there SO that th l:-.- liiin to be able ;n the world honestly. REESE LING R ETU RNS Reese M. Ling, national committeeman for the democratic party in Arizona re turned yoterday morning from an extended absence in the east, most ot uhich time was spent at Washington u council with political leaders. Mr. Ling savs Washington is very hot at this season of the year and that Ari zona is the best place yet to recover from the humidity of the national capital. IN THE SUPREME COURT An appeal from Cochise county was filed ir the supremo court yesterday in the ,ase of L. C. Gonzales et al and Duey and ivcrlock et al. The on- i ..... i ...... iw. stock inal sun inoieu transactions having a value it is at- .t ..I,.;.. 1. "ed of Jl"."11". 1" WHICH Hie p.aoii- ifls lost their money. The first suit was thrown out of court on a de murrer, as was also me secoco .-oo. it is from the action of the court in the second suit that the appeal is taken. AUTOMOBILE LICENSES the Mowing is the list of automobile l.cens. S l.V th.' oltice ot tlie secieia. state silM e the r los .f business ;: I inn m on I 1 i o a . ;:22:!, J. m Mon ::22t. J H. Kuii- toya. Canon Diablo er. Vv insiow ; . Marshall Verran. .-'tate Alining Co.. W. A. Nnwlin, W. Williams, Ilig Stertison, Miami: Bisbee: .'!22'i. New v ma d u il ! : "-2 i , Warren; :'.22S, J. lev: :!220. F. M Guy M. Shepperd, BisOee; ..i. C. B. Williams, Bisi ; :i2:!2. Board of Control; 32:'..-!. "'lias. K. Perry. EDITOR HOGUE HERE Charles Kdward II guo, associate editor of the Arizona Ibcrd at Globe, -spent Sunday night and a pa 1 1 of yester day in Phoenix. He came overland from Globe for the purpose ot logging the road between the two cities for the stage line that is at p:esont mak ing regular trips to and fro. How ever while here he did not fail to put in a number of energetic, boosts for the Globe route for the Ocean-to-Ocean highway. Mr. Hogue returned yesterday afternoon, artivinrf in Globe in time to attend a mooting of road boosters there at night. He was somewhat delayed in getting in ow ing to engine trouble, but reports having had a splondi-d ride at that. DRINK HOP ALE. refreshing. (Adv.) o Invigorating; tf Griswolds "Do Good" has proved itself to be all its name implies for "Leakv Tires." Advertisement. dm EAT WITH Open Day and Night Best Equipped and Sanitary Chop House in the United States 19 North Central Ave. S. VAN DER LASS WAS WELL KNOWN IN DAYTON Phoenix Victim of Steamship Dis aster Visited Frequently in Ohio Concerning the untimely death of Lev. and Airs. Van I er Lass, w ho went down with the steamship State i f California, near Juneau. Alaska, on Sunday, August 17, the Dayton liio News has the following to say: "Dayton friends of Mrs. Clara Van Der Lass, formerly Clara Dismukes, it-siding at Phoenix, Arizona, but who has been visiting her aunt. Airs. J. W. Popi noe, living at 5J Day ton avo.. tl is city, each summer during the last several years, will be distressed to learn that she and her husband wire drowned Sunday in the disaster that befell the steamer State of Cali fornia, off the coast of Alaska. "A message to this effect was re ceived Monday afternoon by Airs, l'o penoe. 'Phe information was also re ceived that Airs. Van I)er Lass and her husband were on their honey moon up along the coast when the tragedy, in which their lives were forfeited. ai r urrcd. The wedding tc ok place only a few days ago. "Airs. Van Dor Lass was a woman of many splendid qualities and he had succeeded during the several months she spent each summer in Dayton within the last few years." . o . EDITOR IN KELLY IN TOWN W. B. Kelly, editor of the Copper Kra of Clifton, is a business visitor to the city this week. Mr. Kelly came over est en la y morning. o Subscribers not receiving Trm Repub lican before 7 A. M. call up The Repub lican by Phone and immediate delivery will be made by the 411 Meusii.ger ser vice, tf Cleanup Sale $6.00 Shoes $4.45 5.00 4.00 3.50 3.00 2.50 a 3.45 2.95 2.45 a 1.95 a 1.65 H.A. Diehl Shoe Co. COMMERCIAL HOTEL R. Contz- or, Tucson; J a. einogion. . n,.- .., O. A. Schench, Delphes, ).; Geo. Ware, Vinita. Okla.: N. F. Rohn, Chicago; t . H. Rutherford, Jerome; Lee Baldwin, New AI'-x.; D. W. Neviue. vmsi... Ariz ; Mr. and Airs. Ykimann. Texas; Dan "conlrey and wife. Liberty, Mo.; . . , .1-.. W'.iull ' G. II. Smltli anu wn i"'"""'. !- D Lanesna, city; N. Al. Gurely, city; -...1t..r Whores. N. C: Chas. C. Aloorey, N. C; W. Clem, Kelvin: .Mrs. It. Alar garotia, Wiekenburg; Airs. C. H. Shir lev: Kmery R. Oldaker. Flagstaff; J. v Sullivan. Seligman; F. G. Garrison, Bisbee; S. Hand, Winkelman; Kdna Al, Mason, Higley; L. 1 1. Green haw, city; H G Alain and wife, Frisco, Calif.; Z.na Russell, Los Angeles; W. H. o.., i. T A. Da lev anrl son. Los Angeles; J. P.- Gordon, Phoenix; Mrs i i .. , a i ,, , , ,i Miami- L. Culter. Nltl j i . i o i ... i ., , Francisco: .1. K. O'Conner, Florence; II N. Cox. Cox Springs; AV. G. Beggs, Los Angelas. o RATHINfi SUITS, Pinney & Robin tf Phone 550 or 660 and it will get you any thing in the Drug or Kodak line Siipfial attention to mail order. BOEHMER'S The Busy Drug Store Phoenix Trug Co., Inc. Phones: Overland 550 and 6$0 Oieiil s We're showing the new "Edwin Clapp" Fall Shoes the same excellent fit" ting qualities. the same excellent val ues. The JttcDougall and Cassou Co. ')0-'V2 y. Washington St. No Cobwebs On Our Phone She's ringing most every minute taking orders. Try III Phone When you want anything in the drug line. It's an easy number to ring. Hulett's Mosquito Knocker. Keep the Sleep Going Elvey & Hulett Quality Drugslata 27 East Washington St, Phoenix Never aubatltut Parcel post order gro out every day HAIR GOODS FOR SALE Ladies' Toilet Parlor, Shampooing, Manicuring and Facial Massage, Hair Pressing; Kxpert Chiropodists, nil foot troubles removed. Moles and warts removed by electricity. SHIRLEY & SHIRLEY Phone 1704 39 East Adams Street FORD HOTEL Albert Ernst, Buf falo, X. Y.: J- M- Stanton and wne, HI Paso; Walter Jones, HI Paso; Paul Moeler, Albuquerque, X. Alex.; Ij Klder and wife, Clifton; C. M. Degman, lifton; J. V. rrimro;--e. Rordon, Mass.; Francis II. Davis, Memphis, lenn.; O. L. Sues, San Francisco; O. K. Tuft, Denver; YV. Irvine, city; Yictor Orif- ith. Tucson; C. B. Ilosford, Octave; 1j. . Hunter, city; Tl. B. Sims, Florence; YV. A. Moody, city. I Summer 4 room brick $2175 Cheap. 5 rcom cement block, modern. Kensington Place, $2700. Get it; 5 room brick, new, all conveniences, $28l0; cheap at thii price. r room brick, close in, modern, $3000. Let us ihow you. 7 room brick, modern, $3300, or will trade for acreage. Ti acres in alfalfa. Good buy at $1750. Here's another. 5 acres on Glendale car fine, $1200. 10 acres alfalfa, highly improved, $4000, or will trade for city property. Here's a snap. 5 rom cement block house, close in, all modern, $3150. A little money will handle any of these. Southwestern Building & Investment Co. 17 West Adams Street. Phoenix, Arizona The busiresB men who direct the policy of this company: OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS H. P. DeMund H. B. St. Claire R. M. Turner E. S. Wakelin C. M. Spellman CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Merryman wishes to thank her friends for their kind and much ap preciated sympathies in her sorrow. She is leaving for Indianapolis thi:-; (Tuesday) evening at 10 p. m. on tre Southern Pacific. There will be no funeral services here. "Griswold's reinforced tires are good tires." Advertisement. dm INSURANCE THAT INSURES German Alliance Insurance Company OF NEW YORK CAPITAL $400,000 J. C. C. H. BOON Resident Agent. Phone Overland 1094. 15 East Adams St. Phoenix, Ariz. DD 41 HI JM1IMJIIMM II I 7 " jjjj j n r mv. Every Day it is becoming more evident that the men who specialize in any line t' work are bet ter qualified to do that work Ihan those who have had little or no experience. And it is for this reason that this com pany, the trust department of which is especially organized to act in trust capaci ties, should be named as your Executor. Prosperity Is Our Proof of good management in the banking doing business with The National Bank of Arizona Old Reliable THAT'S ALL Harry A. DrachmanShoeCo 29 WEST ADAMS ST. Wall Paper Paper Hanging Our Specialty CAVILEER & CO., Phone 1829. Savoy Theater Bldg. If you want a good and euaoie Grocer trade at Frank Griebel's 218 W. Washington St. Cleanups 1 t L. L. Steward w- B- Twitchell u i John P. Orme P. M. nayei Dp j M Swetnam Louis Meiczer Geo. A. Mintz Geo. H. N. Luhrs W. A. Wor' KM 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 ARIZONA STATE FAIR. Nov. 3 to 8 PHOENIX, ARIZONA. Established 1881 PHOENIX BAKERY EDWARD EISELE. Proprietor Wholesale, Retail. The Genuine BUTTERNUT BREAD (In Wrappers Only) 7 West Washington St., Phoenix PHONES: Overland 334. Con. Main 89 business, Share our succ I'V hi PUREST CANDIES Chocolates nut and fruit bars, that are made in our own fac tories we know thev are pure. DONOFRIO'S Phone 5C9. 19 E. Wash. 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 SEWER CONNECTING Doue right, price right, by D. II. BURTIS. Phone 1544 FORD RUNABOUT FOR SALE in good condition. See or phone Evans & Creswell Phone 1213 No. 7 N. 3rd Ave. Do your teeth acne? If so consult Dr. Belt, the New System Dentist. All work absolutely painleea. Loi Angelea prices. DR. BELT Phone 0K U Monlhon Bldg .THE.. EWILL SIC CO. Everything Musical Hire a little Salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can. BENNETT LUMBER COMPANY Everything in Lumber Fa irbanks Morse Engines Nestor Belting, Pulleys, Shafting, Pumps, etc. We have the stock. Arizona Hardware Supply Go. THIRD AVE. & JACKSON PHOENIX