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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY MORNIXG, JUXE 4, 1914 PAGE SEVEN PHOENIX SPECIAL TRAIN TO PRESCOTT JULY 4 'LEADS U. OF W. 8 ... I IN BIG REGATTA Plan of J. M. Ormsby of Board of Trade Is For Big Bocst Excursion If Phoenix has several hundred motor fans, who are enough so to impoverish themselves . to the ex tent of it trip to Present! lor the loop race. Phoenix can put over one i-i the best little pi;blieity stunts that has emanated from the f'Nile brains of the Board of Trade people ill sev eral moons. It will take four Pull man loads of traveleis to do it. In ease enough enter the thins to make up a special train, the committee will ordain the following program. Leave Phoenix at ten o'clock the night of Julv 2. Arrive at Iron Springs at S in the morning, in time for breakfast. Arrive in Preseott at 9 a. m. for a big parade with tile Phoenix Muni cipal band in the lead. The band will so up in time for several concerts, lor Director F. H. Ittdewill has arranged some prelim inary music work for his players. Streamers, arm bands, hat decora tions and other distinguishing marks will be leaded on the Phoenicians, who will walk the streets letting Preseott know that the Capital city If 'with 'em. The arrival of the Phoenix dolega -tion will he the signal for the start f the H('-mile loop race, in which all the best Arizona auto racers and possibly some outside drivers will he tntercd. J. M. Ormsby is chairman of tiie lomroittee which is working on the tour. He will be pleased to hear from anyone who has ideas in regard to the proper conduct of such an undertaking. cJ f i VELPE AMBULANCE IS MOST LUXURIOUS CAR M. L. Naquin Receives Fine Motor Hearse for J. Tom Whitney Race Plans Progressing Arno Wittich. Arno Wittich of Milwaukee, thre. times a competitor in the annual Poughkeepsie regatta, will captain thu University of Wisconsin eight in the varsity eight-oared race on the Hudson in June. He is one of the most experienced oarsmen to com pete in the race, , ,- That the Velie motor car makers can produce wagons for the dead as well as for the quick was proven yesterday when a large grey hearse arrived at M. I. Xacpiin's agency for T. T. Whitney. In fact tiie vehicle carried on its orna mented side a shining plate with that name: "J. T. Whitney." Huilt on a one ton truck chassis, the Velie hearse is finished like a palace car, and will serve both as ambulance and hearse. The engine is big, but has a carburetor governor that keeps the speed below thirty miles an hour. This makes the second motor ambu lant e to be put into commission in Phoenix, and speaks well for the pro gressives of the local undertakers an well a .i for the automobile dealers. Gossip hath it that xaquin is not always to content himself with being a mere motor dealer. Having secured in "September Eve" one of the fastest little wagons in the state, he next set out to gather the rest of the equipment. He first purchased a brilliant scarlet hood with goggles and car flaps, and then he ordered a cartoon of those cul canized cigars to screw into one cor ner of his mouth a la OldTield. while racing. He is already planning places to spend the thousand dollars that will i e ward the winner of the Preseott St) mile loop race on July 4. o PLAYS AND PLAYERS LADIES INVITED TO T OPENING Mayu's new been brought a fee, out "Twin n Chi- I p(Jl I Cooling Breezes While You Eat "My dear, this is the coolest place I have found today! I came here jubt for the relief." y It it nice, just as cool as my dining room at home. Oh, yes ! I have a G-E Electric Fan of "The submit -play to and couldn't get along without it! And Frank says it costs hardly anything to "SnrS rn it M .... W - f "How splendid ! I shall certainly speak to John about getting me one." We can show you the type of fan best suited to your needs at a crice suited to your purse. ' Carload Prices fa' M li'itiAi; Pjcific Gas & Electric Company Margaret lied," has ago. Adele Cheridal. an adopted daugh ter (it Killi. Burke, is soon to be 'ten in musical comedy.' . '. Kugene Walter's newest play. Plain Woman," seems to have met U'.th favor in the eyes of the critics. Ceorge Alexander is soon to revive Oscar Wilde's "An Id.al Husband." at his theater ill London. .Anne Caldwell and Ivan Caryll are writhe- the extravaganza in which Montgomery ar.J .Stone are to appear next season. .Miss f.leanor Gales, author Poor Utile Rich C.irl," has ted the scinario of her new Miss Blanche Hates. Elaine Himmerstein. daughter of Arthur Hammerstein, is to be feat ured next tall in a new play en titled ' Blackmail." Mme. Xaxiniova has gone to Kn rope to see several plays which she is considering for presentation in America next season. "The Midnight dill" has passed its one hundredth performance at the I'ortv-fourth Street theater in New York. fi5KI K. S. U illard is about to emerge from retirement to act the leading part in the London revival of "The Silver Kins?.'' C.tant Mitchell has been engaged for a lending part in "The Miracle Man." which George M. Cohan is dramatizing from the novel of that name. Kminett Coirigan anil Alexandra t'arlisle are to be the principals in Charles Klein's new play. "The Mon ey .Makers," to he produced next fall George c. Tyler of the Liebler company has leased Daly's theatre in New York for a new production call ed "Lorenzo, the Magnificent." "From Soup to Nuts" is the title sc lected for a new musical review to be produced next season by Ar thur Hammerstein. David f'elasco has presented Janet l'.cecher in a new play called "What's Wrong'.'" bv Frederick Ballard, au thor of "Believe Me. Xantippe." Julia Dean has been engaged to appear next season in a new drama by George Bromihurst. With the ex ception of a maid, the character as signed Miss Dean will be the only woman In the play. ( 'itv'is Crack Athletes Meet to imtiatespienam .ev Outdoor Gym and Audi torium Tomorrow Evening The opening of the new V. M. A. outdoor gym and auditorium Fri day evening will afford an oppor tunity for the ladies of the city to ire what the Y is doing in the line of outdoor sports, und bids fair to be one of the most popular society events of the. season. The board of directors, in issuing invittition, wish it understood that it is by no means H tar nffair, and that the men arc i urged to bring their wives and sweet hearts to the celebration. The urogram of events cs an nounced lnt night is as follows: 5:00 1 1. m. Tennis singles: W. A. Horrell v. Geo. A. Judson. Handball 'jingles: DuBois vs. Al- lurd. S:lf. p. m Volley ball: Michaols' team vs. Lane's, ('oggin's team to play winners. 5:4Ti ii. m. Calisthenics, tumbling and mat work. 6:0H p. m. Handball doubles: Chas. fi. Oshurn, DuBois, Allard and Wal ter Smith. Tennis doobles: Dwight B. Heard and (?. A. Jiidson vs. H. B. and W. W- Wilkinson The line up of the volley ball team Ail) he as follows: Michaels' team: Michaels. Win- tfliiley. Smith. Skaggs, Kollins. rhcild, Coffey. Lane's team: Bedewill. Blair. FlUgerald. t'ogftins" team: Coggins. Marks 'Vhipple. Jones, O'Neil, Parke, On- burn. PASSING OF HOME RULE BILL STIRS ULSTER; TROUBLE FEARED ! j ""fe''' l-'P. ' ffl j f - Coast guards wig-wagging to tor pedo boats; insert shows Ulster leaders, left to right: Sir Edward Carson, Lord Londonderry and Captain Craig. The feeling which has been aroused in Ulster by the passage of the Irish home rule bill is akin to a flame ready to burst into a conflagration that may rage indefinitely. Predic tions range from a minimum of fac tion fighting between Orangemen and Nationalists to the maximum of organized rebellion by the covenant ers ,The home government, appreci ating the situation, has drawn a cordon of torpedo boats in the har bor at Belfast, and coast guards are patrolling thn Ulster coasL liauvriTm ninil ItTRPATCHl NKW YORK. June '. Blow progress jpward was made in the stock market. Tradini? was in smaller volume ana he signs of reviving lite yesterday 'ailed to show themselve.s today. A PTilficmit feature was the cessation of jrofessional pressure and outside liqm- lalion. New Haven and l,chign aIley, ilmsp weakness yesterday disturbed h whole list made a better showing odav. Steel. Amalgamated and Union aclfic were bought freely for foreign .....mint iinm 10 fiiiii shares being tak- n. .Speculative sentiment was cheered v favorable crop forecasts- from pri vate sources as well as by the ini- oroved showing of railroads in the April returns as compared with the receedinc month. Most of the bond eere tn mmil demand, hut in a few eases heaviness developed, which gave he market a ragged appearance. RocK Island collaterals were under pressure mil several convertible issues, particu- ark- Atchison. American Telephone. ose strong!;. Total sales represented i par va'ue of $2.700,0ut. 1'niteil States bonds were unchanged in call. La lie, Jay cox, l)r. Erdmans. Kartell. FINANCE AND MARKETS Biggest, Best and Busiest City in the Southwest We are now offering lumber of the best quality at prices which should stimulate the building of Phoenix. Compare these prices with what you have been paying for material. ARIZONA PINE Per M. Ft. 2x3 and 2x4 No. 1 Com $22.50 2x6 to 2x12 No. 3 Com 17.50 1x4 to 1x12 No. 3 Com 17.50 1x4 to 1x12 No. 2 Com. 25.00 1x4 to 1x12 No. 1 Com 30.00 1x10 No. 1 Com. Ceiling. 27.50 V2x3 Battens 25.00 x4 Clear Battens 30.00 14x4 Ceiling 25.00 No. 1 Bright Lath 4.50 No. 1 Bright Lath, 32 in 2.10 REDWOOD Per. M.. Ft. 1x4 to 1x12 Rough Merch $40.00 2x3 to 8x8 Rough Merch 35.00 i2x4 Ceiling 27.50 1x4 Ceiling 37.50 ix8 Rustic 42.50 1,4x4 Beveled Siding 25.00 No. 1 F. C. Redwood Shingles . . 3.50 No. 1 Dimension Shingles 4.75 Red Cedar Shingles 3.25 No. 1 Sawed Shakes, per bundle . .65 4x4 Split Cedar Posts 24 .. .35 . . 30.00 Round Cedar Posts Redwood Posts, per M. ft. OREGON PINE Per M. Ft. 1x6 Rough Merch $32.50 2x3 to 2x4 Merch., 8 ft. to 24 ft. 27.50 2x6 to 12x12, 8 ft. to 24 ft 27.50 1x12 Rough Merch 35.00 V2x4 Cefling 25.00 1x4 Ceiling 32.50 1x4 to 1x12 Clear 55.00 1x4 No. 1 V. G. Flooring. ..... 42.50 1x4 No. 2 V. G. Flooring 40.00 1x4 No. 3 V. G. Flooring 30.00 1x6 No. 3 Flat Flooring 30.00 Moulded Finish No. 1 60.00 SASH AND DOORS All Doors and Screen Doors, discount from list ; 65 All Windows, Casements, Sash, French Windows, Bookcase Doors, etc., dis count from list 75 MISCELLANEOUS Clear Maple Flooring, $50.00 Clear Maple Flooring 70.00 Portland Cement, per bbl., net. . 2.60 Hardwall Plaster, per ton 14.00 Lime in Bulk, per bbl 1.50 Plaster Paris, per sack, gross.. 1.50 Special discounts on these prices given to contractors and those buying in quantities. Bennett Lumber Company Phone 1211 Stock Always Complete Second Avenue and Jackson ,IudBev Krell upheld the Cincinnati Na tional cJub, making permanent the in junction preventing the pitcher from playing with the Federals. It was generally reported that a wholesale desertion of players in or- attack by taking steps for an appeal sariizod ball to the independents would and announcing Johnson would play have followed a decision favoring the sanies in all Federal league parks ex Federals, ccpt Chicago desoite 'he injunction The "Outlaws" at once reopened the which is effective only in Illinois. Stocks Amalgamated, Smelting. $2 Santa Fe. ;iS: St. Paul. Hit': New York central. Pennsylvania. Ill: Heading. lfil'2: Southern Pacific, H'.IK Union Pacific. 154; Steel. 0si, pre ferred, Metals N'F.W YOI5K, June 3 -Electrolytic. tM.12'4 at 23: Silver. 5; t oppei lull. Costs least PER MILE We do not manufacture Red Crown to sell at any set price. We make the best gasoline that our experience and resources enable us to produce. The quality of the gasoline determines its price not the price its quality. BOSTON COPPER MARKET Hid Ask A.dventure l1 rizono Coniml 4 'i Mlouez iVt 41 Calumet and Ariz r, 'i ijo' Calumet and Ilecla ...4Il 41S Copper Range .I'1- Daly West 14 1' Pav Consolidated 21 21' .reene i ananca -' -- c Hancock 1 IS 'sle rtoyale 2 Lake Copper Miami 21"i 22 Mohawk 4 4 4r, Mass Copper T. " ti North, Butte 2V Nevada Cons H'J ""seeola "') Hd Dominion 4 TV 'vuiiiev 5'' Shannon -'jp-.rior Coo; c Tamarack 35V- "t 'tab Cons !V. 104 Victoria 2 ' '-" 'Vlnoiia ..'.. 3 4 Wolverine 4" 41 Vot lh I.ak '. . . ' H4 2 "lth l.uke 3"i '4 Chino 41'. 41 "tab Copper 5H 67 Inspiration It!':'. IT t-lialtuek ' 21 24V- The Veather F'lircii , Pas taken .in swful fall ou? of he American ano Natjonu' 'eitues Ih's year. Liming tlt "rst 25 f!a s of the season ft game'? "ere postponed on account of Old rrob's poor control. o 1.1 43 r,7 IIP ROWN 8Y COURT DECISION Jdief Johnson is Enjoined in Illinois Court From Playing With Out lw$ Appeal is Taken 1 ASSOCIArSB PKKSS llPT. "ll CHICAGO, June -8. Firt blood in the battle for Chief Johnson was scored by organized baseball, when The Gasoline of Quality That is why Red Crown may cost you a little more per gallon also why it costs you less per mile. Red Crown is a product of the best California crude distilled and re distilled a product of straight refining, not a mixture. It's absolute uniformity avoids readjustments of the carburetor and assures full power and mileage always. Make it a practice to ask for Red Crown. Red Crown signs are furnished to alt dealers handling Red Crown Gasoline. Watch for the sign or ask our nearest agency about delivery in bulk Standard Oil Company (CALIFORNIA) . Phoenix i i