Arizona republican. [volume], March 24, 1914, Page PAGE TEN, Image 10

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THE AUIZONA KEP.UBLICAN, TUESDAY MOKNKSU, MARCH 24, 1914
Farm Implements
If it is alfalfa you want to handle we have the tools,
Deerinii iuck 1 Jukes, the Jake with four wheels,
one that v.-11 caii-y over any borders .nc1 easily op
erated. Steel Self-Dump liny IJakcs,
Steel Side Delivery" Hay IJakes,
Decrins Ideal (liant Mowers,
Horse and Power K. C. Hay Presses.
Call and see these Implements and get prices.
EZRA W. THAYER
.. Evei'vthincr in Hardware.
124-130 E. Washington St.
127-1:33 E. Adams.
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GreatTrials
Hisfory
AMUSEMENTS
LION
THEATER
TODAY
The Fourth Installment of
OUR MUTUAL GIRL
Don't Miss It.
TRIAL OF THE DUC DE
CHOISEUL-PRASLIN
TODAY
Two-Reel Powers, "A STOLEN IDENTITY"
Nestor, "A GREATER LOVE"
Nestor Comedy, "HIS BROTHER'S WIVES"
THE REGALE
210-212 EAST WASHINGTON STREET.
Harts' Wigwam
First Avenue FEATURE
PICTURES Change every
Sun.-Tnes.-Thurs.-Sat.
I A lit A I) A THE THEATER COMFORTABLE
I A It I A If The best moving pictures at popular
prices.
PLAZA
THEATRE
Latent moving pictures, from 9 a. m. to 11 p. m.
Entire change of pictures every day
A. R. CAVANESS, Mgr.
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PRINCE LUDWIG
Miniature llusieal Cartoonist
LA FALLETTE & CO.
Magicians and Illusionists
ROSS & STUART
German Comedy Singing and
Talking
THE LATEST IN MOVIES
10s AND 20c
Boston Ideal Opera Co.
presents
"FRA DIAVOLO"
, 20 people 20
Same Old Prices
10. 20. HO.
Two Shows Per Xight
Starting 7:45 and 9:15.
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TONIGHT
Schultz in Venice
the 1914 Fashion Show
AND THE AMATEURS
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Phoenix to Globe
IN EIGHT HOURS
On Auto Stage Over Scenic P.oute by the
ROOSEVELT DAM
Cars run each way daily; make reservations at Commercial Hotel.
Gila Valley Auto Transfer Company
j-ririrMnrii'..'.iiii i i n-,-.-.-ii-iri-irim
No Moodier or more inexcusable
murder is recorded in the pages of
history than that of the Duchess of
Praslin by her husband, the Duke de
Choiseul-Praslin.j In a measure it was
one of the principal causes that led to
the French Revolution of 1S48. Every
vice of the time was traced to the aris
tocracy. The people looked upon the
nobility as the cause of all their
trouble. They watched with suspicion
every act of this class which tended to
resklessnes and immorality. The na
tion was in this state when the Duke
of Fraslin murdered his wife. She was
n woman of most excellent accom
plishments. Tile interest in the trial
excited much attention in this country,
Mr the reason that the governess of
the Praslin family left Paris shortly
after the murder and took up a resi
dence in New York.
The old blood-royal of France flowed
in the veins of the Choiseul-Praslin
family. The Due who brought disgrace
upon the name was born in 1805, and
at the age of twenty he married Fanny,
a daughter of Count Sabastiani, a dis
tinguished French general. The Due
and Duchess had. by the union, three
sons and six daughters.
For some years before the murder
grave discord had arisen between the
pair. One serious cause of quarrel was
said to be the influence which the gov
erness of his daughters, Mils. Deluzy-
Desportes, had gained over the Due.
The Duchess objected to the continu
ance of this lady in the family, and
particularly complained of her es-
stranging from her the affections of
her daughters.
At last the governess was compelled
to quit, but instead of leaving Paris
she tonk up quarters nearby the Pras
lin home, where she was frequently
visited by the Due.
On August 17, 1847, the Praslin fam
ily moved from their country residence,
where they had been spending the sum
mer, to their superb Paris home in the
Rue du Faubourg St. Honore. After
their arrival the Due and his three
daughters went to visit the former
governess, and upon their return the
father retired to his room, about eleven
o'clock.
The Duchess was also out during the
evening and returned to her home and
went to her room about 9:30. She dis
missed her maid. Her body was dis
covered the following morning early
near the chimney of her room pierced
with about forty wounds. The news
spread like wildfire and all Paris was
excited. An investigation was instant
ly begun. Everything proved that the
Duchess had attempted to escape from
her assassin. The first blow had been
given while she was in bed. The mur
derer, necessarily covered with blood.
must have left traces of it on his way:
and that stained way was found to be
towards the apartment of her husband.
Drops and marks of blood were visible
from the doer of .the Duchess' cabinet
to the door of the Duke's bedroom.
The Duke made a statement on
August 18 in whicn he described how,
having heard a noise in the Duchess'
room, he went there and found her
lying hy the chimney covered with
blood. He claimed that the blood car
ried between the room of his wife and
his own was on account of the blood
that he had gotten on himself whi'e
coming to the assistance of the
Duchess.
At the preliminary examination
Charpentier, the Duke's valet, and Mar
garet Leelere, a domestic, gave dam
aging testimony against their master.
Then came the examination berore the
Chancellor Pasquier, President of the
Chamber of Peers. That official earn
estly adjured the Duke to relieve his
mind by a frank confession of the
crime. They also examined most
carefully Mile. Deluzy as to the rela
tions between herhelf, the Duke and
the children.
When the Chancellor asked her if
she did not think her actions were
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IH Quit Before
I Make Panic Clothes!"
When "Hard Times" had become
most acute, in 1893, when Almighty
Dollar was sulking in his strong box,
a delegation of Stein-Bloch salesmen
called upon Nathan Stein, founder
and upholder of this house.
"The public cannot afford to pay the
prices asked for the ciothes we are
turning out," they said to him. "The
only way to keep this business going
is to make clothes that cost less."
Nathan Stein listened patiently. When
the salesmen had finished, he sprang
to his feet and fairly shouted the
words quoted in the heading above.
The meeting stood adjourned.
Some years later, when manipulation
of cotton in clothes fabrics had become
a fine art, and when it was difficult
to obtain absolutely all-wool cloths
that could be put into popular-priced
suits and overcoats, this same Nathan
Stein was importuned to lower hia
all-wool standard in order to meet
competition.
"That isn't competition," he declared.
"That's plain stealing. J won't talk
bout it Good dayl "
These two incidents show how
straight the Stein-Bloch trail hat been
. through all the years how straight
it is today how straight it will con
tinue to be.
And they show why it is that clothe
made by this house are cAoradtrclothea,
The Stein-Bloch Co.
Rochester. N.Y.
IWeiTe
TfcU Mrtt tta Mil
IllSBr rill
The Kind
of Clothes
We Sell
WE are proud
of the fact
that we sell Stein
Bloch Clothes. Proud
in many ways.
When a store, with merchan
dising ideals above the ordi
nary, joins those makers of
. merchandise whose name
stands for 59 years of success
in producing the finest .of
garments, that Union means
much to you as a prospective
buyer.
Here you meet an ideal com
bination. World famed Stein
Bloch Clothes and a store
service away above the com
monplace. Stein-Bloch clothes of
character for Spring
are here at this char
acter store. Maywe
show you?
E. S. WAKELIN CO.
WHOLESALE
GROCERS
Garden City Restaurant
New Location
21-23 East Adams St.
MACHINERY
Machinery of all kinds built, re
built or repaired. Best equipped
shop in atate. Only expert me
chanics. Work guaranteed.
OVERLAND AUTO CO.
0K0'M-9'ft M Central
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I Phone 1312
BEST FOR SEWER
connections. Specify eur ma
chine made cement pipe
CEMENT PIPE CO.
E45 E. Jackson St
Phoenix Laundry
Pretect Your Clothe
Phone 1530
Tribolet's Market
Oppoalte City Hall, 114 E. Wash
ington Street
Phones: O 788, 78.
Bow to Save Husbands
or SonsWho Drink
THE SURE WAY IS TO SEND
THEM TO THE NEAL INSTI
TUTE FOR THREE DAYS
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wax
SUBSUME SAFETY LAMP
iWi to try In your homeodeyo. Incandescent 300 Candle
tt&H Power. Gives better light than KM, electricity, acete-
"ajH 1 - .. .... ! ; . -,. tittni a. AftA-tanth tk. fln.
For iiomert. Btoreti. Kalli and churches. Burns common sABoline. Abtiolutelr safe.
COSTS VM'iLY One CLtNT FEK muni
3-.i3rTiteed 5 years. Nowick. NoculmnT. No mantle trouble. Nodlrt, Noamoke
;MNoodr. A perfect light for every purpoee. Takend- CDrPlRI PDIrC
il Tantase Of our 5 day Free Trial Otfer. Write today. Ul a-vina iiiivm
A Fret Demonstration to Evsryont Who Answers This Advartlttmint.
George Hamlin, 1138 East Monroe Street.
For yo-irs the Ne:il Drink It.-vbit
Trpatment has been relieving, men
and women of the uwfnl cravinK for
drink, at sixty Xeal Institutes in the
principal cities of the world. It is a
safe, sure, internal, vegetable treat
ment hypodermic injections are
never used that removes the crav
ing and necessity for drink in three
days. It will make your drinking
husbands and sons sober, useful men.
It can be administered at home by
the wife, mother or sister. If your
husband, or son, has a craving for
drink he cannot resist it is your duty
to see that he has the benefit of the
Neal Treatment. Call, today, at the
Phoenix Xeal Institute, southeast
coiner Eleventh and Culver and in
vestigate, or write or phone J. W.
MeCann, Jlunngcr, for full informa
tion. Tomorrow " may bo too late.
All drug habits treated.
must painful t the Iwrhess, she re
plied: "Quite the reverse. I relieve
Miilan t!e Praslin w is m"re occupied
with her-feelings about her husband
than about her children, whom she
scarcely saw. and whom she sent
away, when their father was present,
in order to bo alone with him.' When
he was no longer there, she voluntar
ily kept herself at a distance from the
children .in order that she might use
such conduct as a weapon against him
in her reproaches touching his way of
managing their household. Sh" was
no doubt jealous even of the attention
her husband paid to their children."
The Court of Peers, having secured
sufficient evidence to hold the husband,
prepared .the affair for trial in the
chamber. Suddenly a report spread
that the Duke was poisoned that he
was dying that he was dead. The ef
fect of this news upon the public was
beyond description. The Duke de
Praslin expired in the Luxemburg,
whither he had been transferred in the
darkness of night to avoid the fury of
the populace. He took poison after ho
saw his plans defeated of hiding the
murder. '
Tomorrow Trial of Dr. Jameson.
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REVENUE LAWS BROKEN
BY ELECTRIC NEEDLE
If yon want the beet lm Com
merclal photography, Kodak n
iahlng and Enlarging, See
Mcculloch & Howard
15 East Adams 8treet
We have the only panorama esv
. I. . V. ... II....
mem iU HiC .aiicy. q
California Restaurant
Under new management.
Give us a trial!
If you have a Perfection, Revonec,
Florence Automatic or a Peerless
oil stove, I have the oil that la
guaranteed and recommended by
the manufacturers.
PHOENIX OIL CO.
PLUMES AND EASTER
ARE MOVING RAPIDLY
Notification to Those Intending to
Make Easter Gifts
New Way to Get at Contents of
Whiskey Bottle
(Special Correspondence)
TUCSON, March 23. Consider the
grief of . the man who bought a bot
tle of fine old whiskey, and found, aa
he asserts, that t lie genuine old stuff
had been removed and inferior and
nameless liquor, wholly impossible
for a connoisseur, had been substi
tuted. The bottle- was turned over to
I'nited States Commissioner Edwin
K. Jones, who forwarded it to a dep
uty United States revenue agent at
Phoenix.
. Should it prove true, as appears
more than probable, that the bonded
contents have been tampered with
by means of cutting out the glass
bottom of the bottle with tin electric
needle, prosecutions may follow. The
offence is punishable by u fine of
from STiO to ti)ti0 or imprisonment in
the federal penitentiary for not more
than twu vears.
This method enables the substitu
tion artist to get the high-priced
contents . without breaking the gov
ernment seal over, the stopper. The
real stuff is disposed of over the bar
at the regular price. The infeiior
Whiskey substituted costs t the dealer
only a bagatelle. He gets the high
Easter plumes are going fast at
Balke's Hig Curio store, but not faster
than Easter is coming. The rapidity
of the motion of both is so great that
those who do not hurry may not be
able to make Easter gifts to lady
friends who are expecting them. They
should remember that an Easter gift
of an Arizona ostrich plume will be
a gift for next Easter, the Easter
after that and many' Eastern for these
plumes will last a life time.
The Big Curio store will undertake
the mailing of the plumes to any part
of the country. They will be neatly
packed and their safe delivery will be
guaranteed. They wil be specially in
sured against loss or damage. In case
of damage, if the plume is returned
to the Big Curio store it will be re
placed. Some Intending giver may prefer
something cheaper . than an ostnen
idume. He will find a handsome line
of ostrich feather fans of all siss
and all prices, all surprisingly low.
Next to the pume, nothing could be
i more suitable than an ostrich feather
fan.
And, then, there are the Easter
cards, imported from Germany, fa
mous for its manufacture of gift
and post cards. They are selling at
the Big Curio store at ten cents a
dozen. Buyers who see them wonder
at the price, hut that is all that is
asked for them. (Advertisement.)
0-
AT
Competitions in High School Work,
Week Beginning April 13
In university week (April 13 to IS)
the University of Arizona will make
an innovation in offering besides the
athletic contests competitions in var
ious kinds of high school work. The
departments chosen for this for the
current year are English, mathemat
ics (commercial arithmetic), physics,
chemistry and home economics.
In the experimental courses the
student would be given a set experi
ment to perform, the apparatus would
be prepared for him in advance and
excellency in the contest would be
judged by promptness and accuracy
In the performance of the experiment
and in the clearness and neatness of
the notes that would be written after
the experiment.
As an Incentive to scholarship in
these contests, the regents of the
university, on recommendation of the
president, have voted to award the
successful contestant in each one of
these five contests a prize scholar
ship to be used in the freshman year
of the university; this scholarship to
cover registration, tuition and labor
atory fees for that year, but not the
fees for student enterprises.
Only members of senior classes of
Arizona high schools are eligible to
these prize scholarships even if oth
ers should be admitted, to the contest.
BENNETT L1TMBEE
COMPANY
ZYrytklnf l Lumber
SHOES
and Hosiery That's all
Harry A. Drachman ShoeCo
tt WEST ADAM! IT.
BEFORE COMMISSION
Lumber Rate Between Flagstaff and
Globe Excessive According to
Complaint
T-
Walter Jones .and Jeffreys Lewis
are among well known players ap
pearing in (lie new farce comedy,
"The Third Party."
The Corporation Commission yester
day was engaged in "hearing the claim
for reparation made by the Olobe
lumber merchants against the rail-
riiads of the state having lines which
enter into the joint haul from Flag
staff to Olobe on several car loads of
lumber.
The . lumber was shipped by the
Saginaw Manistee Company to Globe
and the rate charged for the service
rohditred by the company was exces
sive to the extent of nearly $1200 ac
cording to the complaint. After hear
ing the evidence the commission took
the case under advisement.
The matter of the rate of transpor
tation charged the Campbell United
Shows wits ; also considered. An order
in this case Is expected in a few days.
"Quick as a flash"
That's Lightning Delivery Service
Bonded Draymen
Capital invested t50.000.0fl
Our Responsibility ,
means security for our patrons.
Any Kind of Hauling
Phonos 5l4 and 1126. '
t
42 South Central Ave.
LIGHTNING DELIVERY CO.
PIONEER TRANSFER CO.
A. A. Betts. V. P. I
WANTED
WANTED -Gooci Grain Sacks.
PHOENIX WOOD AND COAL CO.
South 3rd St, and Ja-ks m
LUMBER
Baa Us for Pries
Phone 1204
O'MALLEY LUMBER CO.
GEO. W. McCLARTY
Electrical Contractor
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIE1
208-210 West Wash. St.
Phones 407
Do your teeth ache? Jf so consult
Dr. Belt, the New System Dentlat.
All work absolutely painless. Loa
Angeles prices.
DR. BELT
Phone (OS 11 Monlhoa BIdg.