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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY MORXIXG, PECEMBEP 27, 1013.
EYES
Scient ifica llv examined
GLASSES
Correctly fitted
SWIGERT BROTHERS
9 K. Adams St.
Dr. D. D. Northrup
Opticul Specialist
Prescription lenses ground In our
nwn shop.
THE PUREST AND
BEST
MAPLE SYRUP
ON THE MARKET
Scudder's New Crop
Just in
Full quart 45c
Full U. gallon 85c
Full gallon $1.65
It's just the thing and as
low in price as inferior
goods.
We also have a pine
Maple Sugar, per
pound ...25c
Special new shipment
and it you wish the best,
try it, at
McKee's Cash Store
Hilderbran'
Jewelers A Optician.
four of America's best lines
'ars
all the standard brands.
Get ready for New Year's.
Phone the
MOTORCYCLE DELIVERY- 1ST. Ave. & ArAIIS
discount on our big, love
ly line of hand mirrors,
triplicate mirrors, etc. etc.
W. R. WAYLAND, MGR.
GOODRICH BLOCK, Center and
Washington. Open till midnight
Telephone 591.
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Pure as the drifted snow
ButterNut Bread
Our bread would not need ad
vertising if you would but pay
a visit to our bakery; nor
would we have to tell you about
the cleanliness or hygienic con
ditions that exist throughout.
Just "drop in" and we will
show you.
PHOENIX BAKERY
7 ,West Washington St. .
Just received fresh shipment sweet
apple cider, 75c. per gal. Call Melczer
P. rod. Phone 7.ril. Advertisement. tf
Candy
For Picture Framing
go to
BALKE'8
Tha Big Curio on Adams
Street
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Of Local Interest
STORED WATER SUPPLY
Water service
department report
for December 2(i:
Elevation of water
reservoir
143.!!i
feet
Contents of reservoir, acre
Gain preceding 24 hours,
feet
fcet.li,i;iii
acre
945
Elevation of water in
reservoir,
feet
one year
one year ago today,
Contents of reservoir,
ago today, acre feet
147. 6l
.386,;
Normal flow of Salt and Verde
rivers at Granite Reef dam.
M. 1 2S.H04
Normal flow water for lands up
to year 1887
Amount of water used for irr-
gation. north side. M. 1 7,41)0
Amount of water used for irri
gation, south side, M. 1 10,700
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LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY
it a. m.
. . .4:i
...41
. . .71
.SE
B p. 111.
Til)
Temperature, degrees
Sensible temperature
Humidity per cent .
Wind direction SE SW
Wind velocity, miles 5
Rainfall
W eather Clear Clear
Highest temperature HI
Lowest temperature 40
Mean relative humidity BS
Total rainfall 0
Departure in temperature yesterday,
none.
Deficiency in temperature since first
of month. 34
degrees.
Accumulated
excess in temperature
since January
Deficiency i
1. 484 degrees.
1 rainfall yesterday,
.02
inch.
Deficiency in rainfall since first of
month, .22 inch.
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since January 1. 2. 38 inch.
Data for Tucson
Highest temperature yesterday ....tin
Rainfall yesterday 0
ROBERT R. P.RIGGS.
Section Director.
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COUNTRY CLUB TEA Mrs. John
1). nnett Jr. and Mrs. W. M. Seabury
will serve tea at the Country club
this alternoon
BACK FROM FLAGSTAFF Dr. E.
T. Checly. who has spent the past
live or six months in Flagstaff has
returned to Phoenix because it is
warmer here. He will again be as
sociated with Dr. Gurley.
POSTPONE COUNCIL MEETING
Owing to the absence from the city of
members of the common council, the
meting, which had been called for
last evening was postponed until
soma ni'rht next week.
KINDERGARTEN SOCIAL The la
dies of the order of Eastern Star will i
give a kindergarten entertainment at
2 o'clock in the Masonic hall. Miss
Sarah Whitfield will have charge of
the entertainment. AH members and
friends are invited to attend.
KING ARTHUR KNIGHTS DIVID
ED owing to the increase in mem
bership it has been found neetssary
1.0 divide the Knights of King Ar
thur, of Trinity Episcopal parish, into
two branches, the seniors and the
juniors. The seniors held a regular
meeting last evening in the palish
house and the juniors will gather
there tonight at 7:00 o'clock. Al!
membeis of the junior branch are
urged to be present at this evening's
meeting.
HON. B. A. FOWLER TO LEC
TURE THIS AFTERNOON Maricopa
chapter D. A. R. will hold its regular
monthly meeting at the Water Users'
Temple this afternoon where an ad
dress on conservation, including the
salient features of the Newlands full
will be given by Hon. U. A. Fowler
at 3 p. m. The public is cordially in
vited. - An invitation is also extended
all visiting daughters and any 'one
eligible to membership in the I). A.
R. Preceding the lecture there will
be a business meeting of the chapter
members who are urged to be pres
ent at 2: IT).
FORD ARRIVALS c. V. Watson.
Houghton; S. H. Catheart. Harr'.s
burg, Pa.: F. M. ISanks, Needles;
Fred E. McKinley.
Fresemis, Miami: C
Wagoner; I.ouis
R. Moeur. Mesa:
Ed. Jones, Tucson;
Diego: V. Myers,
C. D. Reed. San
Kansas City; c.
Patrick. Kansas City
1 itv; M. U. P.ouen,
John Kane,
Aiesa: J. H.
Moeur, Tempo; J ,T. Alyshy. Pcarcc,
Ariz.; Mrs. F. Alerritt. Hereford,
Ariz.; Elza Brooks. Hereford, Ariz.;
f. S Terry, Florence. Ariz
Aliss Colcord, Airs. R. F. Stewart,
Flagstaff; Air. and Airs. A. Rhodes,
Mr. and Mrs. ,T. Al. Johnson, city; J.
T. Murphy. Pearee; Air. and Alls.
S H. Sherman, Christmas: E. Wat
erhouse, Calcutta, India: A. G. Archi
bald, City: J. D. Jones. Winkleman:
Hector Gillis, W. R. Elliott. E. C.
Hall, S. C. Kineaid. City: Mrs. C.
L. Aloore, Flagstaff; Airs. Alarker. Si.
John; Mrs. M. A. Johnson, Nate Hart
and wife, Trinidad
0
Just received fresh shipment sweet
apple cider, 75c. per gal. Call Melczer
f os. Phone 751. Advertisement, tf
The New Year
demands" new methods.
Our office supply depart
ment is full of sugges
tions. The McNeil Co.
130 W. Washington
I DRAWS TEN DAYS Tomas Tala
' mantes, who was accused of frac
turing the law of the state by reason
of illegally acquiring the property of
others, drew a ten-day jail sentence
from the judicial rat He betore Judge
Johnstone yesterday. 1
GOING TO GET MARRIED Abe j
Karii, of the Missouri store, left
Thursday morning for Chicago where
he will take unto himself a wife. His
bride is Miss Mensi Kasel, of that
city. After spending some time in
the east f 'Mowing the wedding, the
happy couple will return to Phoenix
to make their home.
WATCH NIGHT SERVICE Prep- j
arations ale being made by the
members of Trinity parish of the !
Episcopal chinch to hold a watch
night service in the pro-cathedral on j
Wednesday evening, New Year's eve. I
The services will commence at 11:30 j
o'clock. Immediately after midnight
till, shi 1 T" I omxl form of" tile eommnn itn !
service will be read. All members
and friends of the palish are cor
dially invited to adopt this plan for
seeing the old year out and the new
year in.
SCANDINAVIAN PARTY The
Scandinavian Society of Phoenix is
actively engaged in making prepara
tions I r a big Chr.-tma festival to
bo held tinder the auspices of the or
ganization in I'nion hall. Fifth and
Monroe streets, next Tuesday even
ing. There will be a Christmas tree
from which gifts will.be distributed.
In addition to refreshments there will
be a pleasing musical and literary
program, the whole piobably closing
with an informal dance. All Scan
dinavians are urged to be present,
whether members of the -society or
net.
ANOTHER BIG SELECTION The
state land commission yesterday made
another big selection of government
land in Yuma county. This land was
in the northeast section of the county
and embodies :;o,0oo acres in all. Dur
ing the past month many of the se
lections by the land commission from
the body of the public land of the
state. have been made in Yuma county.
.Much of this land, which is among
the best
in the state, was not even
surveyed when the land commission
began its operation. Hut, at the re
quest of the state land board, the de
partment of interior has been making
new surveys.
AT THE COMMERCIAL J. W.
Shafer. McDowell; Miss J. G. Howell,
Lon Peach: ' .Mr.-. F. L. Zook, Colum
bus; Jas. Boyee, Muneie, Ind; Etta E.
'UVylor, A! uncle, Ind.; G. W. HaH'en.
Williams; C. F. Diihlev, Constella-
1 tion; C. T. Y eager. El Paso; W.
Dunlap. city: W. A. ( I'Grady, Alel
lose. Alass.; 11. C Reed. Glendale;
W W. Craig and wife, New York
City: Jaoh Benson, New York City;
H. N. Smith. Risbee: II. A. Gay.
I. cs Angeles: H. N. Nullmeyer, Gila:
J Bucky. city; G L. Burgess, city:
Frances Purges, cily: Air.-'. Geo. Alar
gale, .Mesa: .Mrs. o. '. Jennings.
Wickenburg; J. A. MaAuley and
wife, Wickenburg; C. H. Adams,
Flagstaff: Geo. Liddel and wife, Hay
den; J. R. Goiters and wife; Frisco,
("ton: Frank Valajas, Jerome; A. Q.
Artz, San Diego; E. I,. Smith, Lefis
tcn, Cal.: Chs. Loise. Alarshalltown.
Iowa; Gertrued Croquet. Marshall
town. Iowa: R. L. .McCreight and
family. Tolleson; Tho-s. Steel. Palo
VordaV, C. E. Puisell, Avondale;
Robt. Coolev, Winkleman: G. Hen
drickson. Glendale: G. C. Douglass
and wife, Prescott: K. J. Webb.
Roosevelt: G. Dennett, .Mesa.
Allen- Pitts, city; o. J. Roehem
i.er. Tcmpe: Jas. Home. Glendale; R.
E. Haughty, Wichita: V.. E. Laney,
Virginia. Minn.; Jas. E. Dain. Casper.
Wyo. ;
Thos.
Pima ;
Hugo
W. A.
Airs. T. P. Dondos. Prescott.
Tommbs. city; Joseph Alden.
Albert I-evy, Coaling, Cal.;
Kregenhagen, Coaling, Cal.;
O'Grady, Dublin. Ireland: M.
A. Rainweiz. Florence: Reese E.
(Scull. Aiaricopa; V. K. Jones; Anna
E. Bourne, Arizona: W. G. Downey
and wife: A. E. Ruff. Arlington: Al
Moolis. City; T. V. Grade. Tucson-
Harry
land:
D. A.
Aiesa ;
Pa so ;
W. J.
.Minos, HI Paso; J. A. Fager
N. Slelepton: J. Shannon, city;
Endslcy. Peoiia; J. 15. Watkins.
J. C. Polldrum and wife. El
A. H. Buckingham. Tucson;
I.ogan. San Friaco: f'lia l.oi
Marshalltown. la.; J. A. Germann
ar.,1 wife. Higley; V. Jeff Alartin
Canon:
C. F. 1 ,
C'regon:
Geo. Dennett: Herman Soto;
'Hers. J.. J. Powers, Portland,
Leon Maurn. Helen V i
E. C. Hal!, Kelvin; H. V. Scott: J.
S. Smith. John R. Smith, Citv; Roy
E. Butler; J. c,,x: Robt. Alexander";
. Brimhall: R. H. Sherill, csa
Grande: B. Harrell. Bellefonte. Ar
kansas: Oscar Irvin. City.
GUNS RENTED, Pinney &
Advertisement.
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jbinson.
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Photoplay star. Carl von Schiller,
formerly of the Hart theatre tonight
in the picture "False Friends." a
Iaibin picture. Advertisement.
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20 lbs. granulated sugar, $1.00 today.
AIcKce's. Advertisement. it
On January 1st, 1914, we
are going to discontinue our
credit business. Our terms
will be cash to one and all.
CHOP HOUSE
Open Day and Night.
19 North Central Ave.
CANDIDATES ENDORSED
(Continued from Page One.)
Dr. L, D. Dameron, William 1!. Lount,
P. A. Tlu.raldson, A. L. Moore, Peter
Corpstein, Joseph Cope. T. L. Edens.
Vernon Clark. M. J. Foley, w. A. Far
ish, Charles A. Stauffer, Ed O'Malley,
W. L. Pinney, Ceo. I. Young, H. M.
Kennedy, J. J. Kolberg, Frank Woods,
George Lutgerdins, Rev. William Scar
lett, C. H. Pratt and J. L. Gust.
After the report had been received
and nominations from the flour were
called for L. W. Coggins offered the
name of Ezra W- Thayer. Charles A.
Stauffer nominated H. R. Kersting. Roy
S. Goodrich presented the names of W.
S. Humbert and V. A. Rlount. Other
names offered were those of Miss Nel
lie Wilkinson, C. D. Dorris and Dr. H.
A. Hughes.
Roy S. Goodrich made a motion for
suggestions from persons in the rear
of tlie hall who were not members of
the committee. He advised that they
be permitted to present candidates also
from the floor. This was seconded by
Mrs. E. L. Shaw but no other nomin
ations were heard and it was then that
Judge Kibbey presented his motion to
defer action by the committee until
after the end of the period for filing
petitions.
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See Carl von -Schiller in tile pic
ture "False Friends" tonight only al
Halt's Wigwam theatre. ( Advcr
t.senient. II. A. Diehl Shoe Co.
The "DIXIE"
$3.50
The "Dixie"' is a street
hoot that's absolutely
ri!;ht for rowing tfirls.
and fjrown women who
place comfort on a par
with style.
Low heel, medium broad
toe and well defined arch.
In Patent Leather, (Sun
Metal or Tan Calf.
20 lbs. granulated sugar,
AIcKce's. Advertisement.
$1.00 today.
It
SPECIAL NEW YEAR'S
SUBSCRIPTION OFFER.
A few days ago a subscription solic
itor employed by the Stockman-Farmer
approached a well known rancher with
the question: "Do you subscribe to the
Stockman"."' "You bet I do, and its the
best d m farm paper I ever saw," was
the quick response. We could print
dozens of letters of praise which He
are constantly receiving from the
stockmen, fruit growers, dairymen,
poultrymen and general farmers of the
Southwest, expressing similar, although
less vigorously stated sentiments. It is
our aim to publish a useful paper.
Farming conditions in the Southwest
are so different from the conditions in
other sections that a reliable farm pa
per, devoted to the interests of this
section is indispensable to the farmers
who desire to make the most of their
opportunities. Until January 7 we will
accept annual subscriptions for "0 cents
each. This amount in silver, if care
fully wrapped in paper and sealed in an
envelope may be mailed to us at our
risk in transit. Address Southwestern
Stockman-Farmer, Phoenix, Ariz. Ad
vertisement, dp
erfumery
We have the DAINTIEST
and the POPULAR FAVOR
ITES. FRESH new SHIP
MENT to select from. Call,
phone or write. Shopping is
pleasant at
The Busy Drag Store
550 Phone (i(i()
8 Vest Washington
I ti-
, Men's
Sweaters
of the famous "Marin
ette" make.
$5 to $12.50
All colors and weights
AVe also carry a full line
of Ladies Sweaters in the
latest styles.
McDougall and
Cassou Co.
Did you forget?
Did You Receive?
Then the place to get that
gift to send this Holiday
season is at our drug
store.
Many nice gifts for sale,
and while they last at a
very low price to you.
New Year's Cards, 1 Cent
Elvey . Hiileft
Quality Druggists Never Substi
tute, 27 East Washington. Phones,
Four Eleven and Forty-four One.
Lucky place.
SHOES
THAT'S ALL
Harry A. Drachman ShoeCo
29 WEST ADAMS ST.
Elks Theatre
3 DAYS
Dec, 26-27-28
"The Last Days
of Pompeii"
An alluring love story depicting
one of the most appalling events
in the world's history, the equal
of which has never before been
shown in motion photography. The
same pictures as presented in
New York and Chicago. A Kleine
masterpiece. fi reels a produc
tion using 10,000 people. Ala
tinees on Saturday and Sunday,
December 27 and 2X.
Prices First floor, 50 cents; bal
cony 25 cents. Child-en 10 cents
anywhere.
Don't overlook the dates. Seats
on sale at Elks Theater at 2 p.
m. for afternoon performances
and 7 p. m. for evening shows.
BARGEMAN IMPROVING Charles
Bargeman, the East Adams street
jeweler, who has been sick at his
home, lto;i North First street, for some
time, is now rapidly improving, and
expects to be hack to business again
shortly.
VISIT THE BOARD OF TRADE
Second Ave. and Adams.
Visitors are cordially invited to call
at the Board of. Trade rooms. Ex
hibit of products, photos, literature
Rnd general information on Phoenix,
the Salt River Valley and Arizona.
Open daily 9 to 5
WELCOME
j 1 IT'S ALL OVER
The joyful Christinas time
iki i in- jim rut in i.-miii nine over in
and with it the time of extra expendi
tures. Our thoughts naturally turn to
resolutions for saving during the Xew
Year. Don't put it off start now
and it will he a
HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW
YEAR
This isOyster Season
We Receive Them Fresh Every Day
They come to us packed In cold
storage, direct from the oyster
country. Nothing more appetizing
or healthy for a good night lunch.
Let us send you a few; you will
like them. We also have a com
plete assortment of fresh fish at
all times. Just phone your orders
in, our delivery service is perfect.
Triplet's Market
Opposite City Hall, 111 E. Wash
ington Street
Phones: O 7S8,
on Perry Powls, Cake
Dishes and fine Serving
Dishes in Haviland, Pav
arian and English third
glass ware, etc. Fine for
Xew Year's gifts.
Massie & Sons
11 1 W. Washington
If you want the best in Com
mercial photography, Kodak Fin
ishing and Enlarging, See
McCULLOCH & HOWARD
15 East Adams Street
We have the only panorama ca
mera in the valley.
Off
Page (iates are the strongest, most durable, eco
nomical and ornamental wire gates on the market
today.
They will support a 5()) lb. weight on the end while
they swing around a circle and yet they are so light
and swing so easily in their hinges that a child can
handle them.
All attachments furnished. All widths and lengths
carried in stock.
BENNETT
Second Avenue and .Jackson
Start The New Year Right
open an account at the bank.
will be to save many of the
fingers. Then you will have money when sickness comes or that
big bargain in real estate is found.
THE OLD RELIABLE
The National Bank of Arizona
Pioneer
Transfer
& Storage Co.
Distributors and fojwarding agents
Freight, Passage and Express de
livered to any part of the cily.
Nothing too large or too small.
Phone 1126 and 1146
42 South Central.
H. L. GEORGE
BITTER NUT BREAD
Pure as the Drifted Snow
Since 1881
Phoenix Bakery
7 W. Washington St.
HAIR GOODS FOR SALE
; Ladies' Toilet Parlor, Shampooing,
! Manicuring and Facial Massage, Uair
I Dressing; Expert Chiropodists, all
1 foot troubles removed. Moles and
; warts removed by electricity.
I SHIRLEY & SHIRLEY
Phone 1704
! II East Adams Stre.t
Hanson Auto Stage Line
PHOENIX AND GLENDALE
Lv. Glendale.
!) A. M.
11 A. M.
1 P. 31.
3 P. M.
5 P. JI.
Lv. Phoenix
10 A. M.
12 Noon
2 P. M.
4 P. M.
6 1'. M.
one way trip 33c, round trip 50c.
.Stations Berryhill's in Phoenix,
h'oiel (i'.enwood at Glendale.
LUMBER CO.
Phone 11! 11
You do not appreciate how easy it
dollars that now slip through your f