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XHE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN. SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 3, 1919
COUNTESS IMPRISONED BY GERMANS
IS HOME AGAIN WITH LOVED ONES
CORRECTLY FITTED GLASSES
enable you to SEE clearly, THINK
cleariy, CONCENTRATE upon the
work in hand.
Northrup Optical Co.
LEO WEAVER
of Babbitt Brothers Trading
Co., says: For two hours a
week, do nothing but look for
loose nuts. It is time well
spent in saving garage bills
and does away with offensive
rattles.
9 E. Adams St.
Phone 690 for
appointment
DR. J. G. BELT
NEW SYSTEM DENTIST
Monihon Building Office Phone 603
86 East Washington 8b
Above Goldbergs' Clothing
Store
Phono 8089
Money to Loan
On your furniture. Pianos, Automo
bile, Livestock, Implements, etc., in
sums up to $300 at lawful rates. Re
pay in small monthly instalments if
desired. Just and courteous treat
ment. Peoples' Loan and
Investment Co.
23 E. Washington Street
Over Donofrio's
Phone 1396
What wouldn't people with SIGHT
LESS eyes give to be able to look
upon the beauties ot nature, instead
of- being doomed to FEEL, their
way thru a world of , perpetual
NIGHT?
Money cannot compensate for its
loss, yet many take chances and
lose.
MUNSON OPTICAL COJ
8 E. Washington St.
Phoenix Seed and
Feed Co.
Wholesale and Retail
125 East Jefferson St.
E. S. WAKELIN
GROCER
WHOLESALE
Constable Ice and
Fuel Co.
Phone 1555
PURE ICE GOOD SERVICE
WANTED
SECOND HAND SACKS
PHOENIX WOOD &
COAL CO.
223 South Third St.
Mack Gardner
Buys
DIAMONDS AND LIBERTY
BONDS FOR CASH
45 N. Central Ave.
Guaranteed
TITLES
Phoenix Title & Trust Co.
ARIZONA HARDWARE
' SUPPLY CO.
The Only EXCLUSIVE ,
WHOLESALE
Hardware House in the State
Phoenix Flour Mills
Fjour, Feed, Seed
? PHOENIX, ARIZ.
Van Bursa and Ninth Streets
HIDES
I FINNIGAN-BROWN CO.
Exclusive Dealers in
HIDES, WOOL, PELTS, ETC
15th Ave. and Santa F Tracks
It tnakes no difference what your
wants may be, you can have them sup
plied by using and reading The Repub
lican Classified Pages Arizona's lead
ing advertising medium. .
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WEATHER FORECAST
Arizona Saturday and Sunday fail
except local showers east portion Sat
urday. Little change in terapsVature.
New Mexico Saturday and Sunday,
partly cloudy and warmer.
West Txas Saturday and Sunday
partly cloudy.
WEATHER REPORT
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Local Weather Yesterday
7 a.m. 7 p.m.
Temperature, dry bulb 80 102
Temperature, wet bulb 71 '-
Humidity. per cent 6 -
Wind direction ..E VV
Wind velocity, mile3 6 1
Rainfall 0 , 0
Weather Clear Clear
Highest yesterday
Lowest yesterday
Total rainfall J
Excess in temperature yesterday, 2
degrees.
Excess in temperature since the first
of the month, 7 degrees.
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January 1, 18 degrees.
Normal precipitation January 1 to
date, 2.97 inches.
Actual precipitation January 1 to
date, 2.17 inches.
Deficiency since January 1, .80 inch.
ROBERT Q- GRANT.
Boston 92 100
Buffalo 64 76
Denver 72 72
Flagstaff 76 82
Fresno 98 98
GalvePton 82 86
Kansas City .... 74 92
Los Angeles 70 76
Minneapolis 78 80
Needles 112 112
New Orleans 88 92
New York '. . 90-98
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Pittsburg
Portland, Ore. ..
St. Louis -
Salt Lake City V
San. Diego
San Francisco .
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Spokane . . 88
Tucson
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Yuma 94
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No hot nights on the sleeping porch.
Hotel Reading. Adv.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
We will appreciate it very much if all
our customers who. called for ice cream
to take out to picnics will now return
the empty ice cream packers or notify
us so we can call and get them. Thanks.
Donafrie Confectionery Co- Adv. It
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TOWN TOPICS
HERE FROM AJO Leonard Farrar
of Ajo arrived in the city yesterday,
registering at the Hotel Adams.
BACK FROM LONG BEACH Mrs.
Ralph Summers has returned from a
five-weeks' absence at Long Keacn.
VISITOR TO FLAGSTAFF J. M.
Nelson will leave shortly for Flagstaff,
where he will pass the vacation period.
VISITING IN CITY Anna Meyers
of Tucson was a visitor in the city
yesterday.
HERE FROM PASADENA R. A.
Stapleton of Pasadena visited in the
city yesterday.
COMES FROM COAST Mrs. Charles
Ducket of Los Angeles was a guest at
the Commercial hotel yesterday.
BALTIMORE MAN IN CITY A.
Shapard of Baltimore spent the Fourth
in the city.
COMES FROM CHANDLER F. R.
Sanders of Chandler arrived in the
city Thursday evening and spent the
Fourth in the city.
TUCSON VISITOR IN CITY Lee
Puggs of Tucson arrived in the city
yesterday and is staying at the Jeffer
son hotel.
MIAMI PEOPLE HERE George A.
Paige and wife arrived in the city
Thursday, evening from Miami. They
are staving at the Jefferson hotel.
BLUE BELL VISITOR W. Johan
nessen arrived in thei city Thursday
from Blue Bell, and is registered at the
Jefferson hotel.
CLJFTON MEN HERE S. C. Swift
and T. P- Wilson of Clifton, arrived in
the city Thursday evening. They are
staying at the Hotel Adams.
VISITORS FROM TUCSON Tuc
son people in the city for the Fourth
included Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Devers
and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jacks.
CASA GRANDE MAN HERE F. L.
Davis of Casa Grande arrived) in the
city Thursday evening and is staying
at the Jefferson hotel.
MIAMI VISITOR F. Cassell of Mi
ami visited in the city on the Fourth,
arriving yesterday. He is staying' at
the Hotel Adams. '
COMES FROM SAN FRANCISCO
A. J. McGorry of San Francisco ar
rived in the city yesterday and is reg
istered at the Hotel Adams.
ARRIVE FROM NEW MEXICO H.
L Kerr, with his. wife and children, ar
rived In the city yesterday from Cam
bray. New Mexico. The family is stay
ing at the Hotel Adams.
NOTICE TO PEOPLE LEAVING
; ; PHOENIX
If you are leaving Phoenix on a
summer trip, surely you want to
have the Arizona Republican follow
you,, in order to keep posted on the
things going on in Phoenix and vi
cinity. We will be glad to send the Arizona
Republican to anyone for any length
of time for 75 cents per month, or
$2.00 for three months.
You may change your address just
as often as you desire and we will
positively guarantee good service
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN
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Countess Caron de Wiart and her daughters
Countess Caron de Wiart was formerly the Countess Frederica. Sh.
ts the Belgian noblewoman imprisoned in Berlin for three months by tb
Germans for having aided imprisoned Belgian ' boys to write to thet
mothers. Her brother-in-law is secretary to the king of Belgium and I
cousin. Baron de Wiart, is a brigadier general in the Belgian army.
TO COAST FOR SUM MER Chief !
Justice Cunningham of the Arizona
supreme court with Mrs. Cunningham
left yesterday for Long Beach and
Avalon, California, for a two-months'
summer vacation.
VISITORS FROM LOS ANGELES
Los Angeles guests at the Jefferson
hotel yesterday included J. F. Gibson,
George H. Chile, David F. Heron, Fred
H- Medlin, George Goetz, Miss Virginia
Marshall and J C. Hering
TO ATTEND FUNERAL The la
dies of St. Mary's Altar society are
requested to meet this morning to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Alfred Frank
lin at the Catholic church at 8:30.
BACK FROM INSPECTION TRIP
J. Jacoby, traveling auditor for the
Arizona Eastern . railway, is back in
Phoenix headquarters after a tour of
inspection of local stations-
RETURNS TO MIAMI Lester
Krupp, who was last session's cadet
major, of the Tucson High school, mo
tored to Phoenix yesterday from Miami
where he is connected with the office
force of the International Smelter com
pany. GOING TO PRESCOTT Mrs. Oscar
Price and her small daughters, Misses
Frances Vivian Price and Anna Lee
May Price, will leave Monday for
Prescott, where they will pass the'
remainder of the summer. They will
be accompanied by Mrs. Price's
mother, Mrs. Peter Nelson, who will
remain in the north until autumn.
PRISONERS GIVEN FEAST Bob
Bivins, valley .rancher, made v the
Fourth of July a memorable day for
the prisoners in the county jail by
the gift of a wagon load of luscious
watermelons. There was a melon each
for the 45 men behind the bars, the
holiday gift of the rancher, which was
greeted with cheers by the men be
hind the bars.
GOING TO WILLIAMS FOR VA
CATION Captain J. P. Bates, after
having spent 13 years in the valley,
has decided to go outside the four
teenth and see how the summers are
conducted there. He will leave in a
few days for Williams and expects to
put in a good deal of time fishing in
the near-by lakes. He will soon after
be followed by Mrs. Bates.
VETERANS' ORCHESTRA PLEAS
ES The Service Men's orchestra under
the leadership of Sergeant G. S. Steven
son made its first public appearance
lasc mgnt at superior where it fur
nished the music for the grand fourth
ot July ball. The orchestra is com
posed entirely of veterans of the great
war and is a union organization. Its
services may be secured by arrange
ment with Sergeant Stevenson, who
may be reached at the office of the gas
piani.
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Coolest place to sleep in Phoenix.
Sleeping porcn. Hotel Reading. Adv.
Boehmer's News
PRICKLY
HEAT
LOTION
MOSQUITO
LOTION
will help you to retain
your good disposition.
A. L. BOEHMER'S
DRUGSTORE
Washington and First'Ave.
3004 Phones 3005
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VICTROLAS,
RECORDS
PLAYER ROLLS ...
at: '. . ' ..
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LIT. ROY MR!
E FROM FRANCE
Lieut. Roy M. Murray, 8th Artillery,
recently mustered out of service at
Sheridan, Wyoming:, has returned to
Phoenix. Lieutenant Murray, who is
one of the best-known and pouular
young men of the city, left Phoenix
with one of the earlier contingents and
went to France as a sergeant. His
commission as lieutenant wais won in
France at an officers' training school
located at Saumur, south of Tours, on
the Loire river.
Lieutenant Murray is a member of
the firm of McDougall and Cassou,
and will resume his connection with
that firm.
VILLA TOOK HOME GUARDS
EL PASO, Texas, July 4 Villa either
killed or took prisoner the entire gar
rison ot 40 home guards at the town
of San Andres when he entered that
town last Tuesday, according to ad
vices received heer today. Among the
killed was the mayor of the city, whose
name is not known here.
The advices came through' official
channels to Andres G. Garcia, Mexican
consul general here. San Andres is
5 miles southwest of Chihuahua City.
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OBSERVE ROOSEVELT DAY
DEADWOOD, S. D., July 4. This
was Roosevelt day in the Black Hills.
Thousands of people were here and
applauded Major General Leonard
Wood's eulogy of Theodore Roosevelt
at the unveiling of the memorial to
the former president, placed on the
summit of the loftiest peak in the
Black Hills, formerly called Sheep
mountain, re-named today Mount
Roosevelt.
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DON'T BAKE DURING HOT WEATHER We sell Pastry, Pies, Cakes, Cookies,
Rolls, Pullman Bread, Etc., Etc.. Our Pastry Case Is Good to Look Upon.
You will be able to get Delicatessen Goods at our store Saturday. Everything
Fresh, Sweet and Clean And the Usual Low Prices.
Phoenix' Largest
PAJAMAS
Nights of torment
or comfort?
Which do you want?
These cool, full-cut
pajamas will induce
peaceful slumber on
hottest nights.
Cool underwear.
Means summer com
fort. Rogers-Peet Clothes
Manhattan Shirts
Knox Hats
Edwin Clapp Shoes .
McDougall & Cassou
HU LETTS PRICKLEY-HEAT
LOTION
Use at once, guaranteed by
ELVEY & HULETT
Quality Druggists
BISBEE QUIET AFTER
. NEGRO TROOP RIOT
BISBE, Ariz., July 4. Quiet pre
vails in Bisbee early tonight following
the outbreaks of last night, in which
shots were exchanged between negroes
of the Tenth United States Cavalry and
Bisbee policemen. The negro cavalry
men paraded this morning with re
turned service men and citizen organ
izations of Bisbee, Lowell and Warren.
Six hundred members of the First
United States Cavalry (white) are here
from Douglas on leave, and the city is
well policed by military and civilian of
ficers. The shooting last night started when
the police began a general disarming of
the negroes, following an assault by
five cavalrymen on a military police
man of the Nineteenth United States
Infantry.
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"REDS" , FAILED TO APPEAR
CHICAGO, July 4. There was no
demonstration of "Reds" against the
government today and the rumored
"reign of terror" fizzled, if any such
troubles were planned. Socialists and
adherents of Tom Mooney held a num
ber of meetings and five arrests were
made at one of the Mooney gatherings.
ELECKLEY SWEETS
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CASH AND
Cash and Carry Store.
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Dorit try to hide your face when people bok at yot
Resiixol
OVERCOMES SKIN TROUBLES
Although that unsightly-skin eruption is conspicuous, it may be
overcome with Resinol Ointment. Decide at once to give the
healing medication of this ointment a chance to correct your
trouble. Best and speedier results are obtained by the joint use
, of Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment. This soap contains in a
modified form the same soothing medication as is embodied in
the ointment. The combined use of the ointment and soar)
r. sirs seldom fails to relieve other annoying
For a free trial cf sent , . , . . i- u
mdi,tment.writeResi- skm disorders on the body and limbs.
itel, Baltimore, Sid. druggists sell this soap and ointment.
10THERPI1LC0.B0I
FLORKNCK, July, 4 A wire re
ceived Monday from John Carminatli
announces his arrival in Xew "fork
from overseas service, so another Pinal
county boy will soon be home again.
Mrs. D. O. Martin and children, to-
gether with Mrs. Martin's sister, Mrs.
Smith, and son Walter of Des Moines,
left for the coast last Friday- Mr.
Martin took them as far as Phoenix
in their car.
Mrs. C. C. Curry left last Tuesday
for Los Angeles to be gone several
weeks.
Mrs. L. O. Tucker and family will
leave for their future home in Phoenix
on Saturday, where Mr. Tucker will
follow as soon as he is able to close up
his business affairs.
Mrs. G. G. Young has gone on a visit
to her sister. Mrs. Kenton, in Miami to
be absent several weeks.
Marriage licenses issued: Minnie M.
Bennette and A. L- McCan of Florence,
Ariz.; Earl C. Myers and Dorothy A.
Binder of Pinal county; Morgan Rey
mond and Josefa Enes of Pinal county;
Gumesindo Castenada and Inez Robles
of Sonora.
STRIKE FOR TWO HOURS
SPOKANE, July 4. Waiters in vir
tually every union restaurant district
frequented customarily by lumber
workers went on strike for two hours
at 11 a. m. today on what was said
to be a "Mooney sympathy" strike.
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SPANISH MINISTER OUT
MADRID. July 4. (Havas) The
minister of justice has resigned. The
course of discussion concerning che
electoral policy of the government, is
taken, it is said, to have been the rea
son for his action.
HEAT KILLS THREE IN CHICAGO
CHICAGO, July- 4. A temperature
of 93 degrees was recorded today with
three- deaths attributed to beat.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST Tortoise rim gold bow
glasses at Riverside Park. Return to
340 K. Washington for reward.
LOST July 3, cocker spaniel female,
black and white, -answers name of
Billie: $10 reward for information lead
ing to recovery. Hugh M. Weather
i"ord. phone 122-J-2.
LOST Small while
dog at Riverside Park.
female poodle
Call 775 or 4193.
LOST White Spitz dog, has collar
and tag bearing name Rix- Reward if
returned to Angeles Rooms, 44 South
Central Ave. It
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CARRY SYSTEM
Fourth Avenue and
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GLOBE HAS GOOD BOUT
GLOBE. July 4. Using different
tactics. Tommy Carter, Fort Bliss.
Texas, lightweight, was awarded a
well earned draw decision tonight in
his fight with Chet Neff. well known
lightweight fighter from the coast.
Both lads toed the mark from start
to finish of the 10-round bout before
a crowd of approximately 3.000 per
sons. At the conclusion of the bout
neither of the boys seemed to shou
any effects whatever of the hard
gruelling 10 stanzas they had fought.
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MILWAUKEE MAN A WINNER
EL PASO. July 4. Otto Wallace,
Milwaukee lightweight, easily had ihc.
better of Bobby Green of San Antonio
in a 15-round bout at Fort Bliss, near
here, tonight.
Green withstood heavy punishment,
but never had a chance to win.
Liberty Bonds
Bought
CASH PAID
No Delay
Partial payments receipts
handled
3 "West Adams
Phone 1246
Washington Street
B. H. Dodt
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