Arizona republican. [volume], May 22, 1914, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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PAGE SIX
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY MORNING-, MAT 22, 1914
Have Your Eyes Examined
Jla.se.st5 fitted and lenses
ground all in our establish
ment. SWIGERT BROS.
! 9 East Adam St.
' DR. D. D. NORTHRUP
Optometrist
Rooms Papered or calmimlnad it
and up. We carry our own stock
CAVILEER & CO,
The Decorator
108 East Adams. Phone 182.
SALT RIVER VALLEY MONU
MENTAL WORKS
V. E. Lindsay, Prop.
409 West Washington St.
Arizona Granite &s well as .11
other granite used.
Phone 1323 (or prices
Raisin Bread
For Summer
"What a wonderful appetizer"
you'll say when you have tried
our Raisin Bread. Made with
big fruity raisins, that contain
the natural flavor of rich Cali
fornia Grapes.
A light bread in itself, com
binlrg that different taste and
freshness so necessary in a
summer food. Have us send
you out a loaf today.
They'll All Like It
PHOENIX BAKERY
7 West Washington St.
Hilderbran'g
Jewelers and Opticians
Hire a little salesman at The Re
publican office. A Want Ad will see
more customers than you can.
WHEN YOU HAVE ANY
DONE SEE THAT THIS
Is on It or that It Is done by
one of the firms below who
are entitled to use it.
ARIZONA
ARIZONA
ARIZONA
CAPITOL
REPUBLICAN
GAZETTE
STATE PRESS
PRINTING CO.
MESA TRIBUNE
MORRIS PRINTING CO.
R. A. W ATKINS
PRINTING CO.
SOCIALIST BULLETIN
THE QUALITY PRESS
(Signed)
Label Committee
PRANA
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The home soda fountain. Sold only by
.tcPkubGv.
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LIT,
PRINTING
7..h.niLix.w.
For Picture Framing
go to
BALKE'8
Th Big Curio on Adami
Street
Of Local Interest
STORED WATER SUPPLY
Water service report for May 21,
Elevation of water in reservoir.
feet
('intents of reservoir, ai re feet
Loss preceding 24 hours, acre
feet I
Klovation of water in reser
voir one j ear ago today, feet
Contents of reservoir, one
year ago today, acre feet..
Normal flow of Silt and
Verde rivers at Granite Reef
dam, M. I
l:i3.iG
294.669
2.3r.
j
11)4.75
42,lu
23.S-IO
Normal flow of water
lands up to year
Amount of water used
irrigation, north side.
for
l,ss:l
for
XI. I.
Amount of water used
ligation, south side.
for ir
M. I. . .
2i,4'M'
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY
a. m. 6 p. m.
Temperature, degrees tit! 9S
Sensible temperature. 52 Hi
Humidity per cent H 12
Wind direction K NV
Wind velocity, miles S 12
Rainfall U "
Weather Clear Clear
Highest temperature, 104.
Lowest temperature. 65.
Mean relative humidity, 23.
Total rainfall, 0.
' Excess in temperature yesterday.
Is degrees.
Excess in temperature since firs!
of month. 29 degrees.
Accumulated excels in tempcratuie
since January 1, 359 degrees.
Departure in rainfall yesterday,
none.
Deficiency in rainfall since first of
month. .02 inch.
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
tince January l. .77 inch.
Data for Tucson
Highest temperature yesterday; 106.
Rainfall yesterday, o.
ROBERT R. BKIC.C.S,
Section Director.
PHOENIX MARKET
t'or valby products
Prices paid today by WALTER
HILL CO.. wholesale:
Eggs 20e
Rutter, dairy 25,-;
Creese i:
Hens, i'oz $6.00 to ?7.00
Chickens, do'. $5.00 to ?6.C0
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! MINE
I I'ennie.
SUPERINTENDENT. J. w.
superintendent of the Shan
non Copper Company's plant at Clif
ton, is in Phoenix on business.
DOWN FROM PRESCOTT. Dr. B.
X. Looney. superintendent of the
state board of health, was in the city
yesterday on business.
MASQUERADE BALL The Wed
nesday Night Social club gave a
very enjoyable dance at Patrick 'lall
last Wednesday evening and will
hold a masquerade ball next week.
LADIES' AID MEETING Th.re
will be a business meeting of the
Ladies' Aid Society in the parlors of
the IVesbyterifin church at 3 p. m.,
Friday, May 22nd. All members of
he church are earnestly requested to
be present.
HEALTH LAWS OUT. The pub
lic health laws of the state, and reg
ulation of the state board of health,
have been published in pamphlet
form. Copies may be had on appli
cation to tile state board of health.
MA YSOME DAY BE SHERIFF.
W. A. B'-nnett, undcrsberiff of t!ra
Itam county, on his present trip to
Phoenix confided in friends that he
might some day be sheriff of his
county. He has announced his cani
dacy for the office and promises lo
make a. strong race for it.
ACCEPTED BIDS. The state board
of . control yesterday accepted the fol
lowing bids: For furnishing an oven
for the asylum, the bid of the Peter
son oven Company of Chicago,
amount, ?170; for refrigerating plant
to manufacture ice and for cooling
part of the plant at the asylum, the
bid of C. M. Gay & Co.. of T.os An
geles, amount $4500: for a portable
oven, the bid of the Southern Cali
fornia Supply Co., of Los Angeles: the
bid of V,'. W. Montague Co.. of
San Franeiseo. on a range for the
asylpm w; s accepted
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Strawberries, blackberries and rasp
berries; 3 boxes 25 cents: Friday
and Saturday. MeKee's Cash ittore.
1I
THE CHRISTMAS CLUB
Don't overlook this chance to have
ready money for Christmas. Start with
lc, 2c or 5c at The Phoenix Savings
Bank & Trust Company. gs
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WATCH FOR THE? NEW CHASE
TRUCKS. (Advertisement.) tf
FISHING TACKLE
Robinson. Advertisement
Plnney
Arizona Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
Will act as Trustee under
our patrons full protection.
Certificates of Title
That absolutely guarantee
Escrow Agreements
That protects and facilitate
THE ARIZONA TITLE
i ON THE MEND Joe Monibon,
jv.ho has been ill for the last eight
j weeks, is slowly recovering.
LOCATES 16 CLAIMS-J. V. Duu-
ihain was in Phoenix a few hours yes-
teniae filing on sixteen mining claims j
; he ha 1 jjst located in the Ray dist- j
rid. He left last evening for Saf
jford to inspect more mining prop
erty there.
BACK FROM COAST 11. H Mioup
of the Shoup Lumber company on Kast
Washington St., returned yesterday
from the coast. While on the coast he
purchased several carloads of lumber
that are following him within a few
days.
BERRIEN FROM EL PASO E. V.
Rerrien, one of the oldest in point of
service traveling men that comes to
this section, arrived in the city yes
terday lo renew his many acquaintances-
in Phoenix. Mr. Berrien hails
from El Paso where he is prominent in
business and social c ircles.
FUNERAL OF A BABE The burial
of Edith Agnes, the babe of Mr. and
1rs- rV'ry- W. Munger, took place yes
terday morning at nine o clock. Tue
child whi. was only twenty months old,
died the afternoon before after an ill
ness of only four days. The funeral
was private being attended only by
fiiends of the family.
ORME AND ELLIOTT.-Piesident
Orrne and Engineer Elliott of the
Wwter Iers' Association, the investi
gator appointed by the special meet
ing id the board of governors, have
gone to Camp Verde via Prcseutt to
look into the matter of the Verde
ditch. They intend finding out the
true condition of affairs and in case
they discover that the settlers along
the river have cxceedcl their rights
in appropriating water from the
stream, they will return to file in
junctions in the Maricopa and Yava
pai county courts.
PRISONERS ON RUBBERNECK
WAGON , five-ton Saucr truck
now being used to transport gngs
of prisoners engaged in road work
from Florence to the
cumpK. On Tuesday
truck left Florence
prisoners, arriving in
nesday afternoon. Ye
various road
morning the
with thirteen
Bisbee Wed-
sterday mom -
ing tlu truck loft Bisbee for the
honor camp between Roosevelt and
Globe with thirteen passengers. The
return trip to Florence will lie made
today. It is stated that this me'hod
of moving the men from one camp
to the other will result in a saving
of fifty per cent over cost of tail-,
toatl travel
CLEARING UP THE POTTER'S
FIELD It is only eight days now- un
til Decoration Day and if the design of
decorating the rotter's field, something
that has never before been done in
Phoenix to hi; done on that day, a good
deal of clearing up will have to be
done, rt will not cost a great deal to
have it done but it will cout something
and the money will have to be raised
by popular subscription. The money
may be left with Miss Elizabeth Bar
ger at the Associated Charities who
has charge of this worthy enterprise.
It. is hoped that the donations may bo
numerous. None of them need be
great.
DEATH OF A BOY Robert Percy
Snuedland. aged ten years anil six
months, the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Sunderland of 20!t East Van Bu
ren street diej yesterday morning at
one'o'clock. The funeri! will take place
en Saturday morning at nine o'clock
from the chapel of Moore & MeLcllan.
The little boy had been ill for nearly a
year, the nature of his ailment not
having been definitely determined But
it is thought that death resulted from
a valvular trouble of the heart. There
was a hope or his recovery until a
couple of weeks ag . when a little play
mate across the street died. From that
time the condition of the little boy
gradually grew worse.
ROTARY CLUB LUNCHEON.
The weekly luncheon of the Rotary
Club tomorrow will he presided over
f"V W C. Button of Berryliill K- Com
pany, and A. C. Hulett will sneak.
The club will discuss plans of enter
tainment for the visiting Hotarians:
from Los Angeles who are duet to ar
rive here Saturday evening. Tentative
pluns so far call fur an automobile
'our of the valley immediately fol
lowing the arrival, then a dinner of
'he Phoenix Rotarians in honor of the
Cos Angeles Rotarians. The plans of
the Board of Trade for the entertain
ment of the visiting Rotarians arc
an automobile ride from 3 o'clock un
til i o'clock. From 6 o'clock until
S:0o they are lo be entertained at
".inner: and at t:ua they are to bv
given a smoker on the roof garden
of the Arizona Club.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
" - . 1 i iiiniiii-inri-i- i.
COLORKD MAX who can do any
kind of work wants situation: can fur
nish references. Phone 2255. William
I. ash. it
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McBrkle
and "Pro;
for 15 or
ter.
& Beaver's "La Compos'i"
?rets-Phoenix" cigars seli
2 for 25 cents. None od
ds BATHING SUITS. Pinney & Ro
binson. (Advertisement.)
o-
Arizona Lodge No. 2, F. &
A. M., will confer the Third
Degree tonight. Hour of op
ening s o'clock. Sojourning brethren
cord iull v invited.
C. F. LEONARD,
Worshipful Ma.ster.
(Advertisement! It
its bonds
to the state which insures
real estate transactions.
GUARANTEE & TRUST CO.
BERRYHILL'S CORNER !
STORE NOW REMODELED !
Great Improvement in Front and In
crease in Capacity Noted
The Berryhill store, which has
been suffering from an acute attack
of remodelling and rebuilding tin'
past two months, has finally emerg
ed in very fine condition. The mosi
noticeable change is in the Washing
ton str-et trout where two of the
most beautiful and modern display
windows in the Southwest greet the
pussersby. Very attractive oak
backing, with green stain, an extra
quality plate glass uindov.s. with a
handsome effect and prism lights
hove the transom lights add to the
attractiveness.
Inside in the fjont division of t'li
store i nine pint ha'rony running
aroud three sides has b'tn built in.
This is for the display of filing cab
inets and similar stock. In the
ear ol tile siorr
foimerly divided
departments bits
one large room
, ti;e partition ihat
the toy and doll
be. ii removed and
made. In this a
wide halcony alio has been swtvna
On three, sides. This room is used for
demonstrating the phonograph ate1
is comfortable and quiet. 1
Manager Button sas that the past J
seasons business has been so heavy
teat It was found necessary either i
lo greatly reduce the lints cameo
or to arrange f..r mure space. It
was decided to do the latter, and i
gain ol over 40 per cent in storage
'ind display space has resulted. More
help is now needed than ever before,
fiften being employer). The design
ing of the improvements and tiie':'
construction was all done- by '. B.
Stewart.
FINANCE AND
MARKETS
I ASSOCIATED I'llKSS IXSPVTCH
XEW YORK. .May 21.- The ivac
fionary treird which became more pro
nounced in the final dealings marked
tb-. course of operations el) the stock
market. Trading n;is again small and
obviously professional, the deterrent,
factors including the New Haven in
vestigation, the uncertain status of
MissTiri Pacific affairs and the further
rise of foreign exchange to the highest
quotations jn seven years. The crop
news was more encouraging during
he day. The day brought "various
'.'innoiv regarding the Wabash flnd
Ro'.-I; Island rorganization plans.
The local money market hardened
slightly. There was a transfer of cur
rency to the Pacific coast but no gold i
exnorts. Bonds yielded in sympathy
with renewed depression in Rock
Island. Missouri Pacific and Western
Maryland issues. Total sabs reprc--ented
u par value of J1,l33.000. Cnlt
ed States o's advanced Ii. registered 2's
coupon 2's and Panama 2's per
ent i.n call.
Metals
XEW YORK. May 21. E!eotvol tic,
lt..5: Silver. 57: Copper, steady.
Stocks
Amalgamated. T2'n: Smelting. 6.;':
Santa Fe, ": St. Paul. lOOli: New
York Central, S2r': Pennsylvania,
1111:: Readinr, li5'.v: Southern Pa
cific. ;c; Cnion Pucilic. Stee.i.
GKS.; preferred. 10fs-
Boston Copper Market
Bid
Auvelititie i
V iz nti Comiu'l 1 "i
lllouez t't
Calumet and Ariz t;i L-
Calunot and Ilet-lu 42
Cot per Range "T
Dn'y West 1'
Ray Cons 21 ',.
Liiroux 75
Greene Canaiiea 22
Ask
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U
41
ti"i
43"
.17 ia
21.i
21'.;
125
:12 c.
17
21
4
J Hancock U
I
sic Royal
Lake Copper t'-4
Miami 22
Mohawk . . .
Mass 'opper
North Butte
Nevada Con
tt
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IVU
7
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HO
21)
3W
1 a.-.;
21-
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43
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5 1
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56j
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24
11
Oscerilu 7
t 'Id Dominion 4
ijuincv 5
Shannon
Superior Copper
Tamarack . .
l"t ah C n.3
Victoria
Winona
2XS
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PC-
2 if
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Wolverine . . 42
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North Lake m
South Jake
Chino 41
L'lah Copper HtiU
Inspiration . . ltrv
Shattuck 2 0,4
WATCH FOR THE MOW
TRUCKS. ( Advertisement.)
CHASK
tf
You Can Make Your
Complexion
Better
if when your skin is
chapped or sunburnt by
using
Cuticream
25c BOTTLE
The Busy Drug Store
The San-Tux Stove
550 Phone 660
Ladies'
Summer
Hats
We liave .just received
by express some excep
tionally smart Ladies'
Hats for summer in
the new Madagascar
fibre and trimmed with
a pujrarr'H' baud.
The very latest out.
McDOUGALL and
CASSOU
1 he ".New ay .Men s
Shoit
Square Diehl Shoes
A Style Leader
The
"Puritan"
in Black
and
Mahogany
Brown
$4.50
The Pur. tan is different from any
ipf the other English models that
we have shown. The long, slen
der effect of this oxford makes
it especially desirable for men
who want stylo that is out of the
ordinary, the not too extreme. Jn
tliis new shape, dignity is com
bined with style of a high order.
H. A. DIEHL SHOE CO.
8 W. Wash. St
Buy Your Gradua
tion Presents at
Our Drug Store
Prettiest line, dait.ty presents, big
reduction 25 per cent to per
cent off account of Moving Sale
now on. Our new local ion will be
X W. Cor. Adams and 1st Ave,
o'Xcil Building. New Sanitary
Liipiid Fountain.
Elvey & Hulett
uality Druggists
27 E. Wash St. Phoenix
Phones 411 and 141
j ,
I GLENDALE
Hiss Margaret Meagher, of i
) Qlendale, is the correspondent of
j The Arizona Republican in that I
I district and will be glad to re- '
I ceive all items of news at the
1 Qlenwood hotel. j
j ROY CARR FUNERAL
Roy J. Purr, whose occurred Tues
day at the Sisters' Hospital in Phoe
nix, was buried Thursday afternoon
at S o'clock. Mr. C;trr had been a
resident of i4lendule for several years
having a homestead north of town.
He was al one time secretary of the
Pourl of Trade, which position lie was
forced to resign on account of his
health. The funeral services wen
held at the undertaking parlors of
Merrynian & Hayt and inteienient
was at ( irr.en wood cemetery.
SHIPS CATTLE
Fred Uolldran shipped a car of c;tt
t'e to Prescott, Arizona. Thursday.
PERSONAL
Mrs. Hardy of Phoenix was a visi
tor to Glcndalp Thursday.
The People I, umber Company re-
USE SPALDING
Athlete and Sporting
Goods.
"The Guarantee Makes
'em rin'ht, sold bv
Berryhill's
How'd You Like
to Get a Check
Just in Time to
That's just what you will do. and you will
hardly realize where it came from, if you join our
CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB
Join now by making the first weekly payment.
If you can't come, send it by mail or get some one
to bring it for you.
Phoenix Savings Bank and
Trust Company
Contractors
and Builders
We wish to announce that we are not in
the contracting and building business.
When you figure with us you are given
bed-rock prices. OUR CONTRACTORS
GET THE BUSINESS.
Bennett Lumber Co.
"Stock always complete"
Phone 1211. Corner Second Ave. and Jackson
Busiest because Best and Biggest
We wish to announce that
Our Remodelling
Is Wow Complete
and our large stock of books, stationery, office sup
plies, office equipment, phonographs, toys, etc., to
which many additions have recently been made, is
now ready for your inspection.
Visit our new Victrola and Edison demonstrating
room.
The Berryhill Co.
.Fountain Service to 11 P. M.
cciwnl a car of lumber from Kast San
Pedro.
Ceorge M. Oieksop was a business
visitor to the capital city yesterday.
BALL GAME
The local baseball team w ill play
on grounds near the sugar factory
Sunday the New Stiite team of Phoe-
nix
Seattle's
the Place
togf t wiv (romihe 1
unbraicNe Stiirtmei
heat- Enjcy hr
dri.Khilully toe'
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fSfffkt-lrs
JEFfEP ft
breeics finm Pyi j
Stund and temrrn- j
Hotel Savoy !
I a l:te cr:er 3
tiitnrs an afcsn
lately titpijo( 1
ROOMS
WITH B A
tz.oa up
Are You Thinking
of opening a new bunk account? If so, collie in and talk it over
with us.
The National Bank of Arizona
The Old Reliable
A Couple of Weeks
Before Christmas?
Buy Your Presents
HAIR GOODS FOR SALE
j Ladies' Toilet Parlor, Shampooing.
i Manicuring and Facial Massage, Hair
: Dressing; Expert Chiropodists, all
foot troubles removed. Moles and
; warts removed by electricity,
SHIRLEY SHIRLEY
' Phone 1704
St East Adams Street
BEST FOR SEWER
connections. Specify our ma
chine marie cement pipe
CEMENT PIPE CO.
Vbone 1312. 543 K. Jackson St.
P. J. RITCHIE
DENTIST
Phone 1102. 11 West Adams
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134 West Washington Street.