PAGE SIX
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, .WEDNESDAY MORXIXO, JUNE .1(5, 1013
DON'T WEAR GLASSES
unless they are correctly fitted.
We assure you of comfort, ac
curacy and prompt service.
Northrup Optical Go.
Eyesight Specialists
Successor to
SWIGERT BROS.
9 East Adams St.
Opp. Adams Hotel. Lena
FTindinaf find repairing
&th Caps
We are showing some
pretty i:ew styles.
Also rubber-lined Bags
for bathing suits, at 75c
WEBSTER
739 S. GORONADO ST.
LOS ANGELES. CALIF.
.i 1' t. -lry 2 and 3 room ipts.,
, t. ".'s::ake l'ark and Sunset
:.uis C rits. Private Lath and tel-
1 :... K rytliinjr furnished hut
- i.nc Rates SIS and up.
V. --rn Anuo car.
Kunz Bros. & Messinger
MACHINERY
Cor. 2nd Ave. & Jackson
REFRIGERATORS
We hiv seveity-f iv e refrigera
tors, various moHels, the wel!
Known "O-Y-E"' and ''Frigid"
b'-nn'is. that riut be soH regard
less of cost.
C-i-aciti?s frcm 50 to 150 lbs.
ariced at 59.00 ?nd up. Every one
guaranteed.
A complete line ef high class
sporting roods
Fishi-g
Tackle
Gurs and
Ammunition
Tents and Camp
Outfits
Valley Hdwe.
0
Plumbing Co.
Cor. Central and Monroe
Agency rtev-o-Nec Oil Stoves
FUCL-OH. COM A
CHARCOAL
3 S.
PHONE 1233
PHONE 12 33
MR. EUSINESS MAN
Ton may be cool in your office but
how about yur wife in her kitchen?
A New Perfection oil cook stoke will
Folve hj- problem, at less than two
cellars a month. Phone 1330 for
prices, and our man will call and
x plain.
PHOENIX OIL CO.
H!re a little saJesman at The Re
puhhean office. A 'Want Ad will see
lii.iic customers than you can.
Let Berry hill's do your
KODAK developing and
printing. High-ciass work
only. Velox paper used.
Of Local Interest
I Water Supply Facts
Water Service Report for June 15. by
Special Phone to The Republican
Klevation ,f water in reser
voir, li a. m
Contents, ao-e feet
Intake reading
Klevation olio year ai;u
Contents on year ao
1,30
;:iil
.TO
US. Ml
r.1.4 44
l-'lov of Verde and
Salt ri
cf dam.
vcrs at Cranite I
.M. I
Amount ff uater used for
ir-
ligation, north side. Al. I.
Amount of water used for ir
I it:"a t ion, south siile, M. I.
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LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY
a. m.
' l.
lol
Temperature, decrees
Sensible temperature
Humidity per cent ..
Wind direction
Wind velocity, miles
. 1"
. 4
X
Rainfall
Weather Rt. Cldy I
Highest temperature
Lowest temperature
Mean relative humidity
Total rainfall
Udy
.
. 2 s
. i)
Deficiency in temperature
ve;
day. 2 yieirrees.
l.'oficienoy in temperature
first of month, 30 decrees.
Accumulated deficiency in
tem;-
perature since January 1,
Keficiency in rainfall
7 derros.
vesterday.
n"ne.
Kxeess in rainfall since first of
month, .4." inch..
Accumulated excess in . rainfall
since January 1, inches.
Data for Tucson
temperature yesterday. .
yesterday
r.oUKl'.T R. BKIGOS,
Section JMreeti
Highest
Rainfall
.104
PRICES
PAID TODAY BY
HILL & CO.
WALTER
14c
.$4.00
. 12c
. 12c
Krierr, per dozen
Hens, per lb
Cheese, per lb. . .
MARRIAGE LICENSE Samuel R.
Wood and Kthej ( Haze w ere granted a
marriage license yesterday by the clerk
of the superior court.
HOME FOR BOYS Probation of
ficer Canning has three bright, intel
ligent boys on his list who want homes.
All are w hite and worthy of i good
homes. Mr. Canning may be phoned
bv calling ii.-.s. or at his home 13R4.
SPEEDER CAUGHT tx-puty sher
iff Harrison Williams, who rides up
and down the county roads, keeping a
careful eye out for all speeders, yes
terday brought K. A. Anderson up be
fore Justice of the Peace Parker,
charged with hitting the breeze at 30
miles per . The justice assessed a fine
and let hur. go.
SEC. STILL BUSY Secretary Harry
Welsh of the chamber of commerce is
still very busy rearranging the exhibits
and other furniture around the interior
of the chamber building. The rooms
are beginning to take on a regular es
tablished look. Assisting Secretary i
(Jeroid Robinson hung most of the pic
tures, and was busy yesterday hanging i
mem again, naving iaueu to gei
them in the right place the first time
POSITION FOR HOLSINGER
Samuel J. Holsinger. a Phoenix boy
who received all his instruction in
typewriting in the commercial de
partment of the Phoenix high school,
has been appointed an official speed
demonstrator of the Underwood
typewriter at the Itinama-Paeific In
ternational Kxpnsition in San Fran
cisco. Mr. Holsinger has also been
offered a time contract to demon
strate the Vnderwood Typewriter ' in
the east under the direction of the
home office of the Vnderwood com
pany. The work of this young man
is a ciedit to the city of I'hoenix
and the Phoenix high school as his
work is a demonstration of the
thoroughness of the instruction Riven
ur.der the direction of Prof. Michaels,
principal of the commercial depart
ment of the I'hoenix high school.
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niOEXIX CHAPTER NO. a. O. E.
S., will hold a picnic at Riverside park
Wednesday, June 16. A cordial invita
tion is extended to all the members
and their families; also visitinfr mem
bers and their families to attend. Free
auto's will be furnished to all those
who are at the Masonic Temple be
tween the hours of 3 and 4:30. A free
cafeteria supper will be served and
games and amusements for all have
been planned. " bm
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SPECIAL, THIS WEEK ONLY
FRO r R FLOUR FROU R
One 24 lb. sack of Colorado Highest
Patent Flour and $1.10 worth of other
merc handise for $2.00.
One 4S lb. sack of the same flour
and $2.2."i worth of merchandise for $4.
M KEES CASH STORE.
br
For the most artistic picture fram
ing, go to
Graves Indian Shop
33 W. Adams. Everything in In
dian and Mexican Curios.
REVIVAL BEING
WELL ATTENDED
Attendance at Opening i'
Evangelical Sevvic
(Christian Church bv
tor Far E-(els I
Expectations.
of
With an attendance that far ex
celled the expectations of the arrange
ments committee. Kvanpreiistic services
were begun lasi. liiulit in a tent erected
in a lot at the Coiner of I'olk and Thir
teenth streets. Rev. (Maude C. Jones,
pastor of the Christian Church, who is
(loinir the preaching, delivered a most
interesting sermon on "Looking Into
Jesus." Throughout the discussion the
preacher received the very closest at
tention of the larue audience. The
music was furnished by the splendid
orchestra of the Christian Church ami
this in itself is worth going a long way
to hear. Service"? will be held in the
lent nislitly in. til further notice.
The meetings are the initial step in
,1 series to be inaugurated by the I'irst
Christian Church of Phoenix in the ex
ecution i if a plan to carry the gospel
message to the people of the city and
organise Sunday schools in various
parts of the city. The need for such
work has long bet n known bv the las-
tor and members of the church, who'
have given much thought to it. Ii is I
hoped that a Sunday school will start j
from the present meeting, which will '
probably lie curried on for two r three
Weeks.
Rev.
pastor,
taking
v. Claude C. Jones, the Phoenix
who is doing the preaching ami i
the lead in this class of Kvun
wotk. is a straight forward.
e!is'o
forceful
ind appealing preat her of t
Losoel. II:s message, full of troth, i
presented in a style tnat impresses th(
mind while it pries the heart of th
hearer. There is no emotionalism, but
a plain presentation of the P.ih'e truths
Tonight Air. Jones will preach on
"Immortality-' following a musical pro
gram by the orchestra.
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VOTES ENOUGH -
fContlnm 1 from pnp On.r
an hour later the roil call '
gun. When the name of Mr.
was reached he entered upon
pared explanation of his veto
as be-Chri-ity
a pre
against as un
the bin which he regarded '
democratic and xtravugant.
The vole was as follows:
Ayes Acuff. Austin. Merry,
coe, Claypool. Cook. Kdwards
ions -Kar-
re!!, l-'lanagan. Francis. (;,
Rine?!. Merrill. Mahoney
dwin, Ree.
Met 'lain.
(Newbury. Pinkley. Powers. Proctor.
I Richardson. Sweeney, Vaughn, the
1 speakei 24.
j Nays Mueh.inan, Christy, Ioy!e,
Ulraham, Johns, I.anford. Keeper,
P.ced
At. sent- Maker. Marlar. (irl'u-1.
Piobably if tiiese three members
had been present two of them would
h: ve voted against the bill and one
for it hut the result would not have
been changed.
The Senate
Th sen, tie transacted no busiress
in the morning and little in the
afternoon. Mr. Claiidge. who had
j given notice of a motion to recon
Isider the vote by which the district
'irrigation bill had been defeated the
jday before, offered the motion ooj
jpb'd with a recommendation that it
be referred to the committee or
jagriculture. That recommendation
pioduoed o discussion but finally on
the motion to reconsider
the
re were
no opposing voter.
From now forward, the senate will
have enough before it to keep the
mill from running dry. Willi the
land bill today to be followed by
oth'r measures which the ho;-se is
Igetting ready to precipitate into u
senators will be put into a way
of earning their money.
NEW NOTARIES Notarial commis
sions were issued yesterday by Acting
Governor Sidney P. Oshorn to W. C.
Myers of Ft. Thomas and J. H. Davis,
Jr., of Miami.
HELD TO ANSWER Yam a. the
young Jap, who is accused of breaking
into the store of an ajred Chinaman one
night a month or so ago, was on trial
before Judge DeSouza yesterday, on
four different charges. He was held
to answer on three of them. Rail was
fixed at ?roo wnich he furnished.
HERE ON HONEYMOON Prof.
and Mrs. Maurice H. P.lome of Doug-
'as are the guests of Joseph F. Me
Rride of 1418 West Washington
street. Prof, and Mrs. Blome, who
are on their honeymoon, will leave
this morning for Flagstaff, where
Prof. Rlome will teach in the North
ern Arizona .Normal school during tne
ummer term. Mrs. Rlome was form
erly- Miss Margaret Fast of Douglas.
PROPOSE RATE ON PLASTER
Application was filed yesterday by the
Southern Pacific and Santa Fe rail
road companies for permission to put
into effect a Joint rate of forty-nine
and one-hnlf cents per 100 lbs. pyp
sum plaster Douglas to Clarksdale, and
a rate of thirty-seven cents Douglas
to Prescott. The r;Jlroads propose if
this rate is established to raise the
rate Douglas to I'hoenix from seven
teen to twenty-five cents.
iILCHARD'fi
.bone i930APtoJ8t,Pfione!938
mOENIX -kUTO HIVER
m m eh
Service
Dm And N gxt,
wtaSes?oallPatef(lXMtry.
RniiNi Tkip To
ooszvzu
APPOINTMENT OF
NEGRO IS CAUSE
OF SENSATION
On Recommendation of ''Uncle
George" Chase, Gov. Hunt Has
Named Colored Porter from
Clifton on Launching Dele
gation Considerable excitement prevailed
in radical democratic circles yester
day when it became known that Oov
ernor Hunt had appointed a negro
resident of Clifton, a member of the
delegation to represent the state at
the launching of the battleship Ari
zona. There had been rumors Just
before the governor left that he had
named a colored delegate to the
christening of the battleship, but the
lteiy established until yesterday.
Investigation disclosed the fact that
the Tom Turner named in the list of
official delegates by the governor is
a colored porter on the Arizona and
Xew Mexico railroad, and that he
had been recommended for the ap
pointment by Senator (leorge H.
Chase of "(Ireenlee county. The gov
ernor, it was stated, had nicer had
the pleasure of meeting Mr. Turner,
and added his name to the list of
I hose on the committee on the sena
tor's re'iuest, in fact he appointed a
number of citizens to the delegation
solely on the recommendation of
members of the legislature or others.
The appointment, it was pointed out.
was merely an act of courtesy from
one official to another.
Senator Chase, when asked for
some statement as to his recom
mendation, replied that Mr. Turner
was a eitizi : of the state, and ill
fact a native son of Arizona, and
that so far as he could see, he had a
perfect light to attend the launch
ing. Although a republican, he had
always been an admirer of "I'mle
(Jeorge" and had worked for him de
votedly at the last election. Some
three weeks ago he wrote to the
senator from Greenlee, stating that
lie
ml his wife were nlanning to be
'in New York at the time of the
christening, and that they would like
very m.ieh to see the launching of
the great battleship Arizona. Realiz
ing that there wojld be small chance
for them to see the ceremony unless
I heir names were on the list of dele
gates, he asked the senator if this
could not be arranged. The senator
turned the letter over to the governor,
and the appointment was made. He
did not inform the governor as to
Mr. Turner's rate.
Mr. and Mrs. Turner, it
aid. left
three days in advance i
ti n. and will be ther
the party on its arrival
f the delega-
to welcome
in New York.
It i
t known whether their tickets
via Washington or not, or
whether they will be among
Iirscnt in the official stand
il... baitleshiu starts down the
those
when
wa s.
They have been appoint
far as credentials are con
d, and as
cerned, arc
on a par with
the best
o
them.
Summering Arizonans
t - J Andersen and family of
1.-.37 West McKiniey. left last night
for I .os Angeles. where they will
spend the next three months in which
linw (borough i P. S 1 ICC t on Ol' botll
expositions will be made by them.
H. R. Ceorge of "!1 North First
..eroie is lCMVillZ for PH'SCOtt. to
summer.
Frank J. Pdoant. 13"2 Xorth
avenue, leaves for !?an Fran
Central
iseo
Mr. J. W. Ie Sou,
artist. has been ht
i, well known
lrd from in
Redmond. 'regi n.
Miss Ruth and, Ioess Randy
departed for Iron Springs.
Mrs. Randy and family will
the slimmer in its entirety.
Mr. and Mrs. P.. Van Me!
Mes.".. Ariz., left for Agua C
have
when
spend
er of
lliente
Tirir,irs where thev will remain for
the next two weeks.
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SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY
FROFR FLOUR FL UR
One 21 lb. sack of Colorado Highest
Patent Flour and S 1 .10 worth of other
merchandise for $2.00
One 4S lb. 8ack of the same flour and
t2.2G worth of merchandise for ?4 "o.
MKEES CASH STORE.
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NOTICE TO PRINTERS AND PUB
LISHERS. Office of the
ARIZONA HISTORIAN,
State House, Phoenix, Arizona.
Rids will be received at this office
until five o'clock in the afternoon
of the 2Uh day of June, 1915, for
printing and binding seven thousand
(7,000) volumes of The History of
Arizona, bound in two volumes of ap
proximately 330 pages each; pages to
he Ti'ixS'i inches; paper to be of
Eggshell finish book 60 pounds or
its equivalent; type of body to be
12 pt. Roman; contents and index
8 pt. Roman; all to be set 22 Em pica
measure, with inserts of possibly four
or five halftones to each volume.
Minding to be of full cloth; silk
finish, with head band top and bot
tom. Cover to be stamped in gold
on back bone and side of front cover.
Side title to consist of Book Title
and Seals of Territory and State of
Arizona. A certified check payable
to the undersigned must accompany
each bid for ten per cent (lOCv) of
the amount of the bid. The right is
reserved to reject liny and all bids.
Mark all proposals: "Bids for Print
ing the History of Arizona."
The volumes are to be printed from
stereotyped plates which are to be
come the property of the State of
Arizona.
Tayment for these volumes will be
made as follows:
One-half during the year end
ing June 30th, 1916, and One-half
(t) during the year ending June
toth, 1917, in accordance with the
Appropriation made for this purpose
by the Second Legislature of the
State of Arizona.
TIIOS. EDWIN FARISIT,
Arizona Historian.
Phoenix, Arizona, June 4th, 1915.
Hartmann
Wardrobe
Trunks
At the journey's
end it's a great
satisfaction to open
your trunk and find
your clothes with
out a wrinkle and
all ready to wear.
The Hartmann
Wardrobe Trunk
is full of "'joy pro
ducers"
for the
traveler.
Can't you come
in today and look
them over?
McDougall
& Cassou
The New Way
Men's Shop.
fiulett Sa's
Don't try to 2- into the
.summer without a Truss
if yon are Ruptured. AH
sizes and an expert fitter
(1'iaranteed service, at
ELVEY & liULETT'S
Quality Druggists
Phoenix.
Phones 411-441.
HAIR GOODS FOR SALE
Ladles' Toilet Parlor, Shampooing,
Manicuring and Facial Massage, Hair
Dressing; Expert Chiroporists, all
foot troubles removed. Moles and
warts removed by electricity.
SHIRLEY . SHIRLEY
Phone 1704
30 East Adams -Street
BENNETT LUMBER
COMPANY
Everything in Lumber
E. S. WAKELIN
GROCER CO.
WHOLESALE
Oct the best Trunk.
Suit Case or Mag
1 for less money at
Phoenix Trunk
Factory
433 W. Washington
Street
Co to
Tent
the
at
POLK & 13th STS.
Tonight at
Hear Jones
"Immortality"
Completely answers
the soft drink
question
Phoenix Bottling
Works
Phoenix, Arizona
Phone 547.
615 E. Wash.
Here. There. Everywhere.;
At Founts or Bottled
rep
28 MONTHS
READ THIS PROPOSITION AND
ACT QUICK!
We Have 240 Acres of Fine Land South
of Scottsdale.
100 Acres Near Phoenix
Which we will lease you on most favorable
terms for the next
23 MONTHS
You supply water and cultivate land ":
Take the Crop
If interested, phone 485
S. II. MITCHELL, Atrent
M. H. SHERMAN INVESTMENT CO.
1314 East Washington St.
S-ni hi mm AAinTT-JSV
1
On sale June 14, 15, 2D, 21, Julv 2, 3, 5, 6, 11, 15,
23, 24, 26, 27, August 4, 5, ID, 14.
Final return limit three months from date of sale,
but not later than October 31st.
PHOENIX
TO
Baltimore, Md $103.50
Boston, Mass.
107.70
67.50
45.00
Chicago, III.
Denver, Colo.
Duiuth, Minn 75.00
Kansas City, Mo 55.00
Memphis, Tenn 65.00
Minneapolis, Minn 68.90
Montreal, Can 105.70
DIVERSE ROUTES LIBERAL STOPOVERS
When planning vour trip, insist on having vour
tickets routed via THE EL PASO & SOUTH
WESTERN SYSTEM from Tucson, and use. the
Golden State Limited
the finest train in trans-continental service.
For full particulars, reservations, etc.. inquire of
the ticket aircnt of the Arizona Eastern Railroad
Co., or address GARNETT XING,
General Passenger Agent, El Paso, Texas.
When planning that new home, office building or
store, be sure to specify
PHILIP CAREY
Asbestos Roofing
Manufactured by one of the largest concerns in
America, whose guarantee of satisfaction goes with
every roll of roofing
Philip Carey Roofing is Sold in Arizona by
Bennett Lumber Company
Biggest Best Busiest
Phone 1211
Lightning Delivery
Transfer and Storage Co.
Padded Furniture Vans. We store or move any
thing. Only absolutely fireproof warehouses in
City.
Telephone 1126 and 594.
42 South Center
The National Bank of Arizona
Corner Center and Washington Sts.
The friendly interest of our depositors and the good-will of the
public are valuable assets of this Hank, and material agencies in
its continued growth and success.
To them we attribute our splendid prepress.
The account of the smallest householder and that of the greatest
corporation we cordially welcome alike.
Four per cent, interest paid on term and Savings
Accounts.
FREE RENT
Summer
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ares
TO
New York, N. Y..
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Philadelphia, Pa.
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