Arizona republican. [volume], May 25, 1915, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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TJIE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, -TUESDAY .MORNING, MAY 25, 1915
MEXICAN ATTEMPTS TO
KILL WIFE WITH AKE
Double Blessedness Appears to be
Batter Than Single, But Wife
Balks and is Rewarded
With Axe
This Deering New Ideal Binder
N int Mtipassrd hy nuy Binder on w market. You
should l(k this Binder over yourself and see it's make
ui. It is Roller and Rail Bearing throughout. It 1ms
a wide rani;e of reel arljiistinoiit; Elevator Canvas ti.uht
ninir and loosening device: a hot riveted main frame;
a riirid platform; butt adjuster and the Doe rim; Knottor
EZRA W. THAYER
DEERING TWINE AND MOWERS
121-130 E. Washington St. 127-133 E. Adams St.
I ARIZONA THEATER
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PARAMOUNT PICTURES
Jesse L. Lasky presents the World's Favorite
Star,
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BLANCHE SWEET
In Belasco's great production,
"The Warrens of Virginia
Eeginning Today, the first installment of the
South American Travel Pictures.
Today, Wednesday and Thursday.
Price 10c and 20c.
PHOENIX' FINEST THEATER
The Only Theater in the
City That Has It's Own
GOO LING
S YS TE
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There Is No Excuse For
Being HOT
You can drop into the
COLUMBIA
THEATER
any time, where the Temperature is 25 degrees
Cooler than on the street, and the Best Pictures
are shown.
It Only Costs a Dime
ARIZONA
COMING THURSDAY
Scenes from the
WILLARD-JOHNSON FIGHT
EMPERSS
The Jitney Bus Elopement
Oharlov Chaplin
Mav '28. 2.9, 80
LAMARA
"EXPLOITS OF ELAINE"
Installments Every
Thursdav and Fridav
REGALE
Opposite Boston Store The Coolest
Place in Town Change of Program
Dailv All Seats 5c.
Two wives or none at all. is th
j l'lMii that Jesus Alcalan is alleged to
I have attempted to iut into effect in
lh past few days.
Alcalan has for a number of years
lived with Refugio Resales, who is
Ms common law wife. Apparently
they have sotten along- with only the
us'iil amount of troubles peculiar to
l':lif married state, until lately, upon
the completion of their new house.
The woman put up the funds to
erect the house, but Alacalan drew
up the plans, and carefully watched
llhe carrying out of his long cherish -
ed dream, which was to have the
j house divided into compartments, one
of which was to serve as the home
J of Refugio, and the other side was to
house another wife, preferably a
younsf Pnd pretty one.
Becoming aware of her husband's
plans, to divide, his affection, she
rt mi nstrated with him. and
words to the effect that "There
rothin' doing."
Knrp.gcd at the
plans, Alcalan is
taken an axe and
passes at the head
said
was
balking of his
alleged to have
made several
of his single
spouse. She resented this consider
ably, and reported the matter to the
p!ice who had a warrant sworn out
In Justice DeSouza's court. t'p to
a laie hour last night he had not
been located, but it was expected
that lie would fall into the drag net
that iountv officers had out for him.
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SUNSET MAGAZINE ON
. HIGH WATER FESTIVAL
Dam-full Celebration Brings Nine
Page Description With Pictures
In California Monthly
Nine pages of news on the Salt
River Valley dam-full celebration ac
companied by a number of real pho
tographs, constituted the Sunset ma
gazaine man's may of recognizing the
importance of the Roosevelt reser
voir being full. Copies of the
zine were received yesterday.
Walter Woehlke, managing
of the magazine, and known
best writer of "development" news In
the west, is responsible for the ar
ticle on the valley. Mr. Woehlke was
here during the celebration, saw the
progress the valley had made and
reproduced it In enthusiastic words
for his publication.
maga-
editor
as the
The oddest church in Kngland is
St. P.otolph's. at Boston. It is called
the Almanao Church, having 31
steps. 12 pillars. Z'l windows and T
t'oors. A side porch has 24 steps,
representing the hours of the dnv.
and on each side of the choir are fi'
steps, denoting the seconds and minutes.
Hire a little salesman at The Re
publican office. A Want Ad will see
more customers than you can.
COLISEUM
TONIGHT
House and Alard
in
The
Rounders
10c 20c 30c
FARM DOCTOR
FUNDS NEEDED
Petition to Board of Super
visors Being Circulated
and Others Will Be Sent
Out Asking Support for
Farm Adviser's Office.
EMPRESS)
Today
A ' Vitagraph featuring
Edith Storey and Harry
Morey and an all-star
cast.
'Enemies'
A Lubin in two . parts,
featuring Bomaine Field
ing in
"The . Accusing Hand"
A Vitagraph and
Selig Comedies.
7 Reels 7
The necessity for funds with which
to continue maintaining the office of
the Maricopa county farm advisor,
has made it imperative that some
thing be done, and in order to aid the
work, a number of interested men
are circulating this petition:
Funds Needed for Farm Advisor
"To the Maricopa County Hoard of
Supervisors:
"We, the undersigned, farmers and
business men of Marco pa county, do
hereby petition that the county ma'ke
financial provision so that our Coun
ty Karm Advisor may be retained.
We understand that the funds
amounting to at least 2(100 which
have been apportioned to Maricopa
county by the University of Arizona
College of Agriculture, and the XT. S.
Department of Agriculture for the
maintenance of a County Farm Ad--visor
wiil have to be withdrawn on
June 30th unless the county appro
priates at least $1000 for the next
fiscal year. We have received much
benefit from the work of our County
I'arm Advisor and the other special
ists of the University of Arizona
Agiicultural Extension Service, and
believe that this work should be con
tinued for the agricultural develop
ment of the county. We. therefore,
do petition the Board of Supervisors
of Maricopa county to appropriate,
not less than $1000 for the support of
our County Karm Advisor for the
fiscal year July 1, lair, to June 30,
1H1G. as permitted by law."
A similar petition to the governors
and council of the Salt River Valley
Water Users' Association is being
circulated. Since $2000 from Mari
copa county will be needed to main
tain the farm advisory work now
under way in the valley, and because
the state law- does not permit the
supervisors to appropriate more than
$1000 per year for the pupo.se, it will
be necessary to secure $1000 from
some other source, if the work is to
be continued.
Beggars are taxed in China, and are
placed systematically by the authori
ties. The temperature of the air in which
they live effects the color of butter
flies. o
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I FINANCES AND
I MARKETS !
... , ...
associated press dispatch
NEW YORK, May 24. War devel
opments, and war shares, were al
most the sole factors in today's
stock market, usual issues and con
sideration being largely ignored.
Italy's entry into the conflict, and
German's prompt espousal of her
principal ally's cause, while exciting
no surprise, gave rise to diverse
opinions regarding the duration of
the struggle; and its further effect
on material interests of the country.
War specialists came to the front
with gains of from one to three
points, and less mecurial issues
joined to a substantial extent. Profit
taking and more sober reflection of
the foreign situation which caused
the speculative element to abstain
from fresh commitment provoked
a selling movement before midday,
stocks declining three to nine points.
Bethlehem Steel was the chief
point of weakness. In the final hour
there were gradual recoveries, which
lifted the list to parity or slightly
above last week's final prices. The
sudden and unexplained rise of 24
points in Colorado Fuel was the only
enlivening featurt. Total sales of
stocks amounted to 520,000 shares.
Domestic news was mainly favorable,
including more, equipment orders
and advices of better business in th
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THEATER
LAST
TIME
TODAY
lie
Outcast
The Home Beverage
Add Water and Cracked Ice
(WILL NOT FERMENT)
Grane Smash is the only drink that can be prepared at
u ,i,oor nor! cracVfr1 icp innfi11v as crnnd as when made at
i m 1 1 1 1 r iviiii w i . 1 1 1 j , . uiim -" 1 J r - . I
the soda fountain. Everyone likes Grape bmash better tnan grape juice
and Grape Smash costs only about a fourth as much. ,
One Part of GRAPE SMASH to Five Parts of Water
'03S! tnnlces a beverage as full flavored as straight
grape juice. Prove this for yourself Grape
Smash is put up in
Trial Bottles that will make Four
Classes for 10 Cents
For sale in 10c, 25c and 50c bottles at
grocers or at soda tountains tor
5 cents a glass.
Eagle Bottling Works, Distributers
Phone 1387
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west, and southwest and increased
granger tonnage. Crop reports were
again conflicting. Bonds showed
some irregularity, due to selling of
certain speculative issues. Totol
sales represented a par value of
$1,46C',000.
Metals
Electrolytic, $ 1 S.T5 ti
'.; Copper steady
$19; Silver
Stocks
Amalgamated, 65: Smelting, 67;
.Santa Fe, H'4; St. Paul, S'j; Xew
Central. Sr.; Pennsylvania,
Reading, Southern Pa-
XKh-,; Pnion Pacific,
54?i; preferred, 106 y..
York
cific,
Steel
Boston Copper Market
Bid
Adventure
Aizona Comm'l 74
AUouez 541
Butte Coalition
Calumet ami Ariz fi.'ili
Calumet and Mecla 5 SO
Ask.
I Copper Range ' Wl !
J Paly West 3 4
) Elm River
I Ray Cons 23 Vi
Giroux 1 j
Greene Cananea L'Kii 2X j
Isle Royale 27 '4 2714
Lake Copper IP, 14 j
Miami 2.jVs 2j'2
Mohawk 72 72'-;
Mass Copper 14M 14V4"S
J North Kutte 31 -H 32
Nevada Cons 14 V4 1 4 I
Osceola xi si
Old Dominion 5JVs 54 j
Superior Copper 2!Ci 2!',j ;
Tamarack Ho 36 i
Ctah Cons li' 12,, I
j Victoria 2 3
; Winona 4 ft :
North EaKe 2 ',j 2
South Lake 6 '2 7 j
Chino 44 44
Utah ( "opper
Tom Reed
Inspiration , 2 29
Shattuck 27?i 21
United Verde Ex
'i I CONSIDERED POOR MR. BURGLAR
' When you found there was a burg
lar in your house, I suppose you went
down stairs after him."
"No, I didn't. I stayed in bed." ..
"That was cowardly."
"No, it wasn't. I didn't want to
make a murderer out of the burglar."
A SKIN OF BEAUTY IS A JOY TOBCVC?
Dr. T. FELIX GOURAUD S
Oriental Cream
CR MAGICAL BEAUTIF1ER
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tection. It han Mnv1
th text of M year. an1
i so harm lens e tat
it to b B'ire it is pro
perly ma. Accopt
counterfait of a milar
Dame. Dr. I. A.Sayre
Mid to a la)y of the
baattntt (a patient):
As you tad lea will n
them. I racomineml
Gouraudi Cream'
as the least barmfnl of all the tnn preparatione."'
At DruiTK'AtB and tepartment tnra
Ferd. T. Hopkins & Son, Props. 3 7 6 eat Jones St. n.Y. . .
This Illustration
Shows the History
at One-quarter of
its Actual Size.
378 Big Pages
The book is much larger than
the ordinary volume, being
7Xx 11 inches in size. It con
tains 378 pages, and 400 in
teresting illustrations, as well
as many clear-cut, valuable
maps. The book weighs near
ly three pounds. It is printed
on superior paper, and is bound
in fine blue cloth a regular
$3.00 book in every respect.
Read History NOW
While It Is Being
Made
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WAR -
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The Republican Offers You
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experts have contributed in its production besid
editors and war correspondents. Its four hundred illustrations cost thousands
of dollars. Its many maps and plans were drawn with the utmost care.
Cost $70,000 to Produce
You must know the real, rock-bottom facts about this tremendous conflict why it began what
powerful, hidden forces set it in motion exactly what happened in the early operations that
sent the French and English pell-mell in retreat to Paris what secrets of wutire were locked
in the minds of the silent generals. The London Times History of the War will tell you all
this and more. It gives, for, the first time, hundreds of important facts about the war that
have never before been in print.
Get It Through The Republican ancj avc
82.00 on the Price
We have made a special arrangement with the London Times
which enables us to put this preat $3.00 war book in our
C readers' hands for on!y 93c. This is a real bargain, and
you should not miss it. The onl great book about the
war a regular $3.00 work for only' 93c. Act J
promptly! Look for the " War Book Coupon" on
another page of this issue, and cut it out. Bring "it to our
othce with 93c and get the book. (If sent by
mail, add 1c for postage and mailing,
a total of $1.15.)
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