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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 3, 1913 PAGE SIX I TO LOS ANGELES Attorney Fred YOU WILL BE GLAD TOO If yon order that steak, chop, roast, fish or poultry from us. Have you tried our sausage? Do it, ihey are mighty good. GET GLASSES STOVES i la at the I.V7 The Nickel Store 32 North First Street Valley Meat Company 36 N. FIR8T AVE and in addition contains his recommendations for additional legislation that is desired by the governor for the conduct of the affairs of state. He calls attention to the work of the.

various offices since the session of the legislature last year, and asks for a number of laws that he urged before, among which is the state purchasing agent, a board of public works, an anti-lobbying law, a merit system for the employes of the state, especially those of the state legislature, annual salaries for legislators, and publicity A SHIPMENT OF Edwin Clapp's newest effects in TAN and BLACK 'BOOTS Just received ORTEIG FINK Electrical Supplie. ARIZONA ELECTRIC CO. 41 South Firtt Ave. W. B.

JIATHESON, Proprietor Phone, Overland 1101 Garden City Restaurant! New Location 21-23 East Adams St. SPLIT CEDAR POSTS Largest ever shown in this valley. We have only a limited amount. Wo invite your inspection. Bennett Lumber Co.

Second Avenue and J. Townsend left last evening on a hurried business trip to Los Angeles. He expects to be absent from Phoenix for several days. MADDOCK BY AUTO Thos. Mad-dock, the Republican member from Coconino county in the house of representatives, arrived in Phoenix late list nlcht after a hard motor trip fr.

Williams. He was pretty well fagged from his long hard drive, but he will be in his seat this morning just the same. LABADIE RECITAL A misunderstanding has crept out the disposal of tickets to the Mine. Labadie entertainment tonight. The impression prevails that it is a subscription affair, but this Is not "whoily Part of the house has been reserved for patrons of the and the general admission will be sold at the door between 7:30 and TOYED WITH HIS WHISKERS A gentle zephyr blew through the whiskers of George Alkire yesterday shout noon and then came into Phoenix in a modified form.

Mr. Alkire is having one of the houses on nis nuteh converted into a two-story structure and the roof had just been put on when a breeze from the north blew it off, lifted it into the air for a short distance and then dropped it to the ground. A heavy chute for loading hogs was overturned. Y. M.

C. A. CLEAN UP DAY All the boys and near boys in town have been' asked to attend the Y. M. C.

A clean up festivities tomorrow. All the boy members of the know when and where to meet, but some of the others do not. Director K. G. Fitzgerald wants to see all the kiddos at the association btildlng as soon after school us possible, dressed in old clothes and carrying some muckraking tools.

Then sipiads will be formed and the beys will get out and fuss up some the dirtv vacant his in Phoenix. BRINGING NEW ACTS Print OVorge. traveling representative of the Western Vaudeville Managers' asso-tion, with headquarters in Chicago, dropped into Phoenix yesterday to confer with Manager Reeves of the Coliseum and Empress theaters relative to the beginning of the appear ance here of the acts contracted for with the Chicago house and which will be seen in the southwest for the first time beginning March 20. Such acts as a "Night on the Itoof Garden," the "Xnponese." Van's Scotch Minstrel Maids, Lachaniti, the Spanish violinist: the English Belles and others are in eluded in the offerings which will be seen in Phoenix as the result of the execution of the contract between the association and Manager Reeves. -o- DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS (Continued from Page One) little meetings with the other hotel.

It was strongly rumored that there will be another caucus sometime this morning before 10 o'clock, the hour set for the opening of the legislature. There Is no talk in the air among the politicians now but the speakership fight. It is generally admitted that the precedent is dangerous a speaker at every special session, but it is also stated in connection with that, that the friends of Bradner made a mistaKe at the previous special session in allowing the election that took place then and that resulted in the election of the Cochise county statesman. In the Senate While the house members are ai! agitated with the speakership fight, ah is serene in the senate. The organization of that body will take place as easily and smoothly as it is possible for an organization to be perfected.

Senate Cennif. the president of the former sessions, will call the upper house to order this morning and proceed to ousiress as if nothing had happened. He has no ippositioa for the position, and ther--seems to be a general demand that he servo yqain. The only change in the offieership 0- the house will be that of the Judge McCullough has declined to run for the secretaryship "gain and Con. P.

Cronin will be elected secretary, it is said, without opposition. Mr. Cronin was journal elerU at the last session and also codified the journal of the senate for publication. He is known as an r'i'icient and popular secretary, and it is expected he will give like sat- 1- tactory service as he rendered in the subordinate position last year. The Morning Session In the upper house the morning's business will probably be all taken up with the organization.

The organization completed, a notification will be sent to Governor Hunt that the legislature is in session and is awaiting his pleasure. The governor's message, which is now off the press and which has been supplied to all the members of the two bodies, will then be read. It Is possible this will be read from the rostrum of the senate, the legislature meeting in joint session for that purpose. Governor Hunt has stated he will read the message himself. The Governor's Message Governor Hunt's message this time is the longest that has been ever sent to any deliberative body in the history of the United States.

It contains several1 thousand words, seventy-five divisions and several pictures. It is, according to Governor Hunt, an account of his stewardship for the past year, 1 0th of February You will find us some and sanitary Central Avenue. i our hand-uuarters on CHOP HOUSE Open Day and Night COLONIAL DAMES TOILET ARTICLES First prizes awarded at all State Fain On Sale At Boehmer's Drug Store Northeast Cor. Center Washington nT 1 wfmm Guns Rented Frh Ammunition PINNEY ROBINSON 17 S. Center.

Bulk Pearl Oil Bulk Gasoline Red Crown Sealed earl oil Sealed Mobile A Sealed Jl ...51 Ml I. Materme I-ord Cpeeht! Subject to 7j per cent discount for cash. PHOENIX OIL Over. NEW SHIPMENT FOR LENT OF HOLLAND HERRING SCOTCH KIPPERED HERRING SALT MACK ERA L. COD FISH BLOATERS, ETC.

FRANK GRIEBEL 213 West Washington Street. 1 he Keall Ser-unties 1 building will pay better I than most buildings of its kind. There is a reason. ENGLISH KITCHEN RESTAURANT SHORT ORDERS Open Day and Night LEE FAT, Prop. CUT FLOWERS Ciirimtiond :tti.t I 'Mali.

for 1 n. ue' s. el-- In i.N'i i -'lili i-IH'UV CoUiVet oiery I'lfiio' Washington. QUICK DELIVERY Is Our Motto jtSpleudid Jrttceries is what vc deliver McLEAN'S GROCERY 130 No. 1st Avenue This is Oyster Season We receive them Fresh Every Day They come to us packed in cold storage, direct from the Oyster country.

Nothing more appetizing or nealthy for a good night lunch. Let us send you a few; you will like them. We also have a complete assortment of fresh fish at ail times. Just 'phone your orders in, our delivery service is perfect. Tribolefs Market Opp.

City Hall 114 E. Wash. St. Phones: Mountain State M. O.

78, 78S THE RIGHT MOULDING for that picture, is at BALK E' At the Big Curio on Adams Street Of Local Interest STORED WATER SUPPLY Water service department dally report. February j. Elevation of water in reservoir, feet 14S.23 Contents of reservoir, acre feet. 390,773 aGin preceding 2-1 hours, acre feet 104 Llovation of water in reservoir one year oso today, feet 152.95 Contents of reservoir one year ago today, acre feet 431,846 Normal flow Salt and Verde rivers at Granite Reef dam, M. 1 19.0G7 Amount of water used for irrigation, north side, M.

1 11,465 Amount of water used for irrigation south side, M. 1 1S.012 THE WEATHER. Local Daily Weather Report for The Arizona Republican Data for 24 hours ending 6 p. m. yesterday: 6:00 a.

m. p. m. Temperature, degrees 45 (II Dewpolnt, degrees 25 Humidity, per cent 5li 24 Wind, direction KW Wind, velocity, miles 3 Ra.in.ill. inches 0 0 Weather Clear Clear Mean daily humidity 40 Mean daily temperature 51 Highest temperature 63 Lowest temperature ,53 Total daily rainfall 0 Deficiency in temperature yesterday, 1 degree.

Departure in temperature since first of month, 0 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in temperature since January 1. SS degrees. Deficiency in rainfall since first of month, .07 inches. Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January 1, inches.

KENNETH MEAKER, Temporarily in charge POSTPONE MEET The T. M. C. A. athletic meet that was scheduled February 7 will he postponed until the twenty-first on account of the hie.li school meet that comes the day aftvr.

TENNIS ENTRIES Physical Pbytz. the V. M. C. A.

athletic director, is going to have a tennis urnament beginning about the last of this weelc. He has made it a rule the entries must be in by Friday or the procrasl inator will not get to 1'iay. If being called that name does not scare them into entering nothing will. If things are shaped up right Friday play will start the next irorning. BAPTIST CHURCH BROTHER-! HOOD The regular meeting of the brotherhood of the First Baptist chcroh will be held tonight, beginning at 7.30.

in the church parlors. There will be a business session of twenty minutes, after which refreshments, consisting of oysters, celery mil olives, will be served. Mr. 1. H.

Skipper will be toastmaster. The following is a list of the speakers and their subjects: Mr. 11. AV. Get-singer.

"Objects of the Brotherhood:" Mr J. H. Langston. "When Organized Progress Made to Date:" Mr. ch.rles B.

Oshorn. "Finances:" Mr. J. Thompson. "Relation of Brotherhood to the Church:" Rev.

J. Harvey Deere. "How to Obtain Success." All male members of the church and congregation are cordially invited lu In; present. HOW FORTUNATE for you AN OPPORTUNITY to obtain a GOOD TYPEWRITER, at inventory price. Ail makes.

Perfect order. The McNeil Company 126-28 W. Wash. St. Im'! strain your eyes when relet ran tic obtained.

A etin-ful, examination Is Kivi-n In wry caswj. Tou'll be satisfied with our work SWIGERT BROS. Optical Specialists 'J Kast Adams Si. SPECIAL 16 Pounds Granulated Sugar $1.00 3 Cans Corn McKee's Gash Store Glasses that SUIT Dr. E.

Munjon Optician lis W. Wash, at Hilderbran's Jewelers ii opticians WE BUY AND SELL Second Hand Furniture UNDERWOOD SON 242 South First Ave. California Restaurant I'ndcr new management, (live us a trial! PROMPfEST STORE IN PHOENIX MOTOKCTCH OEUVERY- UT. nvt-JAMIl ALT KIVEK VALLty MONUMENTAL WORKS. Call and iee our designi la flntihed monuments, gravestones, ataluary, at before placing your order.

VERNON E. LINDSAY, Prea, 0 W. 'Waahisfto St. Pboaa Ovarlana HOFFMAN CAFE Now open under new management Everything the best 21 North Central Avenue NEW STATE CORRAL Corner Fourth Madison Streeti, Livery, Feed and Sales Colts and horses broken to drive or saddle. Doctor Gurley, Veterinary Surgeon Phone Overland T62 Licensed Agent's for Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets Porris-IIeynian Fur.

Co. IM3 If you want the best see me. Blue Etibbon Buggies, Bain Wagons. No better on earth. Prices, and terms are right.

SCATES VEHICLE HARNESS CO. 5 Point. HAIR GOODS FOR SALE Ladies' Toilet Parlor, Shampooing, i Manicuring and Facial Massage, Hair 1 Dressing, Expert Chiropodists, all foot troubles removed. Moles and warts removed by electricity. i SHIRLEY SHIRLEY Overland Phone 2623 39 East Adams Street.

A WROMG IMPRESSiOi li. licvc iv-in lot-atinU the Adams Pharmacy, nrisl llir prirrri KtiU'u in Phoenix. Such is it the case; in i'ari. we ean stive money a pn si-ri p-tiniiH. as we pay trilmte to nu one, and (io not ha vl; to adti a percentage for the doctor.

Our prescription cJciks hav- had from fifteen to y-fi ve experience. The Adams Pharmacy Co. 'i 1 of ownership and control of newspapers. Personnel of the-Senate Maricopa county C. B.

Wood (D. H. A. Davis (D). Cochise county C.

M. Roberts (D). W. P. Srtns (D).

Yavapai county Homer Wood (D. 31. G. Cunniff (D). Pima county A.

A. Worsley D). John T. Hughes (D). Apache County Atonzo Hubbell (R).

Navajo county John T. Willis fR.) Coconino county Fred S. Breen (R). Gila county Alfred Kinney (D), J. F.

Hechtman (D). Greenlee county Geo. M. chase (D. Yuma county Fred W.

Wessel ID). Pinal county J. B. Brown (R). Mohave county Henry Lovin (D).

Graham county W. W. Pace D). Santa Cruz county J. II.

Harrison (D). Personnel of the House Maricopa county Don C. Babbitt ID), George F. Cocke DL .1. A.

R. Irvine (D), Leon S. Jacobs (D). Daniel P. Jones (D), "Harry Johnson (D).

Cochise county Sam Bradner (D), J. M. Ball (D). George Craig (Di, C. B.

Kelton (D). W. J. Graham (D). A.

G. Curry (D). J. F. Duncan (D).

Yavapai county P. J. Wren (ID Perry Hall fD). H. B.

Linney (D). A. A. Moore (D). Pima, county .1.

w. Buchanan fD). Kirk T. Moore (R). Frank L.

Crofoot fR). Apache county N. Gonzales (R). Navajo countv Frank O. Mattox fD).

Coconino county Thomas Maddock (R). (iila county William F. Brooks D). J. Tom Lewis (D).

John W. Murphy (D). Greenlee county M. II. Kane D).

W. M. Whipple (D). Yuma county Thomas Drennan (D). J.

R. Kerr D). Pinal county Alexander Barker fD) 'Mohave county John Ellis fD). Graham county A. E.

Jacobson U). A. R. Lynch (DL Santa Cruz countv Harry Saxon (D). Six-Year Term for Presidents It is the plan of Senator Cunniff to have the indorsement of the six-year term for presidents of the United States made at the present session of The more exacting you are the more our shoes will please you This boot as Illustrated, in tan or black calfskin, is Fashion's last word in Ladies street shoes.

Five Dollars Other Models $2.50 to $6.00. H.A.Diehi Shoe Store the legislature if the national house of representatives passes the bill in time to submit it to the legislatures of the states. He wants Arizona to be the first state to do this. The forty-eighth state was the second to indorse the income tax amendment, which now looks as if it will become a part of the national constitution, as well as being the second state also to indorse, the direct election of United States sena tors. He.

yesterday he wantd the record kept ui. This was a lemo- cratic demand, he says, and should be passed. Hubbell and Willis Absent After all the noses had been counted yesterday and it was thought all were on hand, it was found that Senntor J. Lorenzo Hubbell of Apache and John T. Willis of Snow-flake.

Navajo coun ty, had not shown up. They are expected In this morning. Thum Will Not Be Chief Clerk B. F. Thum of Graham county, who was chief clerk of the house last year for the regular and special sessions, will not te in office this session, as he has declined to allow his name to be presented.

L. F. Sweating, assist. ant chief clerk last year, is the most talked ot candidate for the position vacated by Mr. Thum.

Said to Plan Retaliation It was rumored in the political circles yesterday that should the house of representatives under the right to consider the sufficiency of its own membership, decide to exclude Sam B. Bradner from the house on the ground of disqualification, thf senate will take ivtaliatory measures and do the same thing to Senator C. B. Wood of Maricopa. It is claim that ir Bradner is disqualified because of his accepting the position of the livestock board, the senate will -do the same to Wood of Maricopa because he accepted the position of secretary of the fiult.

rair commission. ufs mo rv ELE $7.00 The McDougall Cassou Co. Dont go Hungry For Lowney's Candies Another fre.sli shipment today 75c the pound 40c for one-half pound. Remember the parcel post if you live out in the mountains or on the desert we deliver it to you free of charge. Also the new stock.

Valentines are in. Elvey Hulett Quality Druggists 27 East Washington Phoenix N-ver substitute Parcel post o'ders go out every day GEO. W. McCLARTY Electrical Contractor ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 208-210 West Wash. St.

Phones 407 Exclusive Millinevv MISS YANCEY 315 North First Street Only two blocks' north of Washington Hire a little salesman at the Republican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can. SPORTING GOODS Now is the thuc to buy that gun. We are closing them out at cost. Reduced prices on shells and cartridges.

-All must go. Davidson's CASH STORE McKee's Cash Store Successor Mire a Salesman .11 The R- office. A Want Ad will sc. more eustoiiu rs than you can. Established 1S81 PHOENIX BAKERY EDWARD EI ELE, Proprietor.

Wholesale, Retail. The Genuine BUTTERNUT BREAD (In Wrappers Only) 7 West Washington Phoenix rhONES: Overland Con. Main 89 K. Adolph Auto Stage Phoenix to Globe via Roosevelt TIME TABLE Leave PHOENIX (Adams Hotel), 8:00 A. M.

Arrive GLOBE (Dominion Hotel), 4:30 P. M. Leave GLOBE (Dominion Hotel), 8:00 A. M. Arrive Phoenix (Adams Hotel).

4.30 P. M. HOTEL VENDOME 319 West Washington St. Phor.r Overland 124S. Rooms S3 per week and up.

With private bath per n-peU and up. Positively no VVVVVVyvvVVVVYYy.