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THE ARIZONA REPJJBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 9, 1914.
PAGE THREE
ARIZONA MllS
& Ready-to-Wear Ga
HI
368 Miles Averaging
26K Miles per Gallon
From Phoenix to Needles, California, on 261-2 miles to
the gallon of gasoline, is the latest record of the
MASTER CARBURETOR. With 5 passengers aboard,
a Buick "37" made this trip without cne Carburetor
adjustment. What is your car doing on a gallon of
gasoline? The
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is the heart of efficiency and economy. It has cut
down gasoline consumption, and increased mileage per
gallon on hundreds of cars in the Southwest. It now
has the greatest sale of any Carburetor in this state.
The MASTER CARBURETOR is the same today and
everyday. It cannot get out of order; and further
more it cannot be adjusted. There are no valves or
springs in its construction it is simplicity itself. It
means dollars and cents in your pocket every time
you use your car; and you need never worry about its
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Phoenix-
THIS RICE JUST
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fmm there and we crossed it at least
10 times between there and San Bern
i rdino. Here the people In the Indian
fle.p would hardly believe I had
brought the Peashooter through. lien
had his mud guard fixed and East his
saddle.
The next day we made another late
Mart anil reached Los Angeles about
.1:3", with only about five miles of bad
imds. The Indian shop put my ma
chine on display in the window. None
of us had engine or tire trouble or
any other except as mentioned. AVe
totaled thirteen spills, and of these I
had five, East 4 and Ken 4.
We have started the race proposition
around town.
Ben and I expect to ride back when
we return. I will say however it is
some test on both machine and man.
Ben's fate was some sight when he
reached town, a mixture of tan and
loose skin.
BACK FROM WINKELMAN Jack
Tebbetts of the Capitol Auto Supply
company, returned last evening from
Winkelman with an order for J2500
worth of auto supplies and United
States tires. The goods were sold to
L. K. Hoe ye, who has recently opened
a garage at that place.
TIRE TROUBLE
STOPPED
by the use of
Fisher-Rim-Grip
Subcasing
Its self supporting adds double strength to your
tires; prevents blowouts; stops 90 per cent of punc
tures. The SUBCASING is made from best grade
fabric. Should be cemented inside the outer casing,
therefore becomes a part of the tire. When the
tire is worn out it can be used to re-enforce others.
The BEST and most, serviceable as well as the
CHEAPEST re-enforcement ever used A Sugges
tion TRY THEM AND BE CONVINCED
Sold and carried in stock by
Capitol Auto Supply Co.
MeCall & Tebbetts, 517 North Central Avenue.
Phone 1071. ; Phoenix, Arizona
State Offices to Be Closed
Tomorrow Afternoon as
Mark of Respect During
Funeral Governor Hunt
Wires Sympathy
As a mark of vespeet to Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson, all the state offices
will close at noon Monday and re
main closed throughout the after
noon, the iiire S"t for tla funeral
services at Washington. Only those
offices at the Capitol which are re
quired to be kept open for the filing
of papers will remain open, and in
these business wiii be practically
suspended. This action was agree!
on by the. heads of departments, fol
lowing the receipt of the following
communication from Governor Hunt:
Executive Office, State House, Phoe
nix, Arizona, August Sth, 1014.
To the Heads of Departments, State
of Arizona.
Gentlemen: In view of the sad
news which has recently come from
Washington relating the death of Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson, the wife of our
honored President, I respectfully
recommend that all state offices be
closed at 12 o'clock next Monday,
August 10th, in respect of the mem
ory of one whose loss the whole na
tion mourns, and in reverential ob
servance of the fact that the funeral
ceremonies of the late. Mrs. "Wood
row Wilson will be held on the after
noon designated. Very respectfully,
GEO. W. P. HUNT,
Governor of Arizona.
Governor Hunt also sent the fol
lowing telegram to President Wilson
expressing the sympathy of the peo
ple of Arizona in his hour of be
reavement. "August 7th. 1914.
"Hon. Woodrow Wilson, President of
the United States, Washington,
D. c
"Realizing that no message of mine
can in the least assuage the sorrow
that has become the greatest of your
burdens at this troublous time, I de
sire simply to assure you of the deep
and sincere sympathy of the people
ef this state for you and your fam
ily in your bereavement, expressing
also the hope that the loyalty and
affection of your many friends
throughout the nation may in a
measure help you to withstand your
irreparable loss.
"GEO. W. P. HUNT,
, "Governor of Arizona."
COAST-PHOEKIX RACE
(Continued from Page Two.)
of that also. It will provide beds,
baths and banquet, and anything else
in the way of alliterative attractions
overlooked in the list will be added
as the time comes.
The utmost cu.'e will he exercised
in checking and timing the race. I'.y
arrangement with the Western Union
the clocks at the start at the night
control in Yuma and in Phoenix will
be synchronized to the second. There
will be no Tail-up if exceeding pains
can prevent it.
. Some Race Gossip
SJx pf San, llegu'a riders are Jes'
a-honin' to get in the northern Ari
zona road race. They are Long, Kx -cel.sior;
Artley, Kxcelsior; Holmes.
H.-D.; Weitzelt, Indian; Smith, In
dian; Currier, Indian. All of them
stand good chances in the coming
rare,, as they are among the ra
tries of last year and know the road
thoroughly.
Grave fears are felt for the safety
of Derkum's records Over the course.
All the riders are on Paul's trail,
and if the li)13 winner does as he
says he will and carries a passenger
(P. S. Publicity stunt), his mark of
18:30 for 474 miles is likely to be de
molished and he himself beaten.
Anyway, Derkum has some other
cups and trophies he can console
himself with, even if he didn't, win
England's tourist trophy.
Phoeni xhas about six riders who
cannot be overlooked in any sort
of company. They are Lorenzo Iioi
do, Kllie Wilson, Harry Lane, Joe
O'Connell. Bill Gerig and Frank Sell
ner. Add to these Erwin G. Baker,
who is practically settled as a
Phoenician; Harry Crandall, Johnny
Albright and a few others, and you
have a good list. These riders are
now hovering between Northern Ari
zona and the Oiast to Phoenix road
races not deciding which to enter,
yet sure to be straddling a racer
when the two starters holler "Gu!"
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M CALL WILL BUILD
ON N. CENTRAL AVE.
Among the many modern homes
which will soon be in process of con
struction is the new residence of F. S.
McCal! of the Auto Supply company,
who this week purchased a large lot on
North Central avenue through the j
Greene and Griffin office. The lot is i
!0xl20 feet and is located south of the I
Osborn school in Transylvania tract, the j
new addition plotted by Newland Jones.
Three of the seven new brick houses
being built by the Home Hullders in
Ponnie View have already been sold to
parties who are in the market for
modern homes. The constant and
growing demand for houses to rent
during the past few weeks insures a
heavy toll upon the few houses that
are now on the list for rent.
sation in the heat of the south. For
within the course of the day the
Honorable Tom felt better. Like as
if the ague had been steamed from
him.
Seriously spealiing, Flynn hasn't a
kick on his beloved northland. It is
looking finer than ever, he claims.
The vains are tapering off and the
country is coming into its own. At
no time of the year is it better than
late summer and early fall. Farms
are prosperous, the range is enriched
by rains, the trout bite freely in the
mountain streams, and soon, very
toon, it will be deer and turkey time
in those sheltered dells among the
peaks.
Flynn was clothing his tives in skij
chains, mid the fast falling droplets,
and otherwise preparing his ca?
agaiist the rigors of the damp when
he caught that dread foe to ease, 13
grippe. He was well enough yester
day to set his papers in order and
commence preparation of cases now
before the court.
TOM FLYNN MEETS OLD
IN GRIP IN COCONINO
Then Comes Down to Phoenix and
Feels Better Right Away Is
Strong for Northland
"Ah, 'tis a fine country, a fine
country!" exclaimed United States
Attorney Tom Flynn on his return
yesterday morning from Flagstaff.
"Hut I have to rise easy out of my
chair and be .generally careful of my
health, for the results of that cold,
damp experience I had with my mo
tor car are yet with me."
Which shows that if it's cool In
Coconino, there la also some compen-
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