Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 6

THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY 'MORNING, MARCH 16, 1909. Some Spring: Specials HAMMOCKS Shown In our Furniture- Department. A full line and we have marked them at very tempting prices, from S1.50 to 12.50 PORCH CHAIRS Finished In greens and browns. Arm chairs and rockers, built for wear and comfort. You should have one on your porch.

The prices range $5.00 to S7.50 REED ROCKERS The good old fashioned kinds. Also the most up-to-date, and when you we them you will apireciate the values we are offering from S4.50 to $14.50 RECLINING CHAIRS Wood or steel frames, canvas bodies, stationary or swing, durable and easily moved. They are light and fold compactly, from. $1.25 to $6 GO CARTS A new line Just received, wicker bodies and the newest makes in the collapsible Variety. They are on display in our Furniture Department.

Let us show them to you. If yoil call we sHall both be pleased. From $3.50 to $23 50 REFRIGERATORS Tou will find a complete line of refrigerators and ice boxes displayed In pur Furniture Department. They are all "Alaskas" and that means that they are all as nearly perfect as it is possible for any refrigerator to be. Our prices rane from $8.50 to 1 C.

H. Davidson Company -t west Washington St. Phoenix, Arizona. In or8er to close out our line of Field and Opera Glasses by April 1, the following bargains are offered: I 350 Prism Binocular (10 1-2 Power) at $35.00 1 323.00 Superior Field Glass at 817.50 1 320.00 fine Field Glass at 14.00 2 310-00 Field Glasses, at S7.00 1 33 00 Field Glass at S3.50 1 345.00 Prism Opera Glass at $22.50 1 31S.00 Pearl Opera Class at S9i00 Mail orders filled while they "last. Terms, cash.

DR. E. MUNSON OPTICIAN PHOENIX ARIZONA Don't Shop For Drugs Whenever you need Drugs you need the best. You take chances when you hunt for bargains in Drugs. Good, pure Drugs cannot be bought for less than we ask and the seller make profit enough to live.

Just bring your prescription or any other need for Drugs to us. You will certainly get the purest Drugs at the lowest prices it is compatible to sell them at. LARSON DRUG CO. N.W. Cor.

Center St Wash! Sts. Phone or mail us your orders. mm in 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 ti ITS FRESH EVERY DAY. The Bread, Pie and Cake yeu eat should be nutritious. The finest flour mixed with pure, rich milk 'and baked to the "purity fashion" make our goods the most delicious it is possible to produce.

HOME BAKING CO. M. J. Psttid. Manager.

Phone Main. 231., I I I I I I I I I I I I It I I I I I II I lit 'iHminiimiiimttHi Orange Ttees At Bur-rough's Flower Store. 114 E. Adams' 8t HIMllllllllimillHU GOLD Miners and Ranchers, Notice! We do iron and brass castings of all kinds. Come in and talk to us.

PHOENIX FOUNDRY CO. '451 S. 7th Ave. DAILY AT THE FORD GRILL Shell Oysters, Clams, Mussells, Lobsters and the best Steer Loin Steaks, Spring Chicken, etc 4i mnmimnmimn Daily Weather Report Local Daily Weather Report for The Arizona Republican. 4.

Forecast for today Fair. Data for 24 hours ending p. m. yesterday: 5:30 am. Barometer, Inches ..29.95 Temperature, degrees S3 Dew point, degrees, .25 Humidity, per cent 33 Wind direction Wind velocity, miles Rainfall, inches 0 6:30 p.m.

29.86 72 25 16 SE .0 Cloudy Weather Mean daily humidity 24 Mean dally temperature ....63 Highest temperature 76 Lowest temperature 50 Total daily rainfall 00 Accumulated excess In temperature since January 1, 105 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January 1, 1.39 inches. L. N. JESCNOKSKY.

Section Director. MMMMMHIHHIHIIIII IIIUMHIIIIHIMMMMI I Of Local niiininninmtMint SUNDAY DRUNKS Eight Sunday drunks were sent to jail yesterday for short terms by Justien Johnstone. PRAYER MEETING The prayer meeting at the Florence Crittenton Home this evening at 7:30 will be led by B. T. Uillett.

DR. DAMER0N HOME Dr. L. D. Dnmeron returned home yesterday from a business trip of a week or so in Galveston, Texas.

RETURNED FROM BUYING TRIP Ike Diamond returned yesterday from an extended buying trip to New York and other eastern cities. THE FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN SMITH The funeral of Captain Smith of the Salvation Army will take place from the 2)arracks at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The services will be under the direction of Moore TRAINS ON TIME The mails to this city will not be delayed, as far as the Santa Fe is concerned. In spite of the heavy storms in the have seriously interfered with traffic, the west-bound trains are all running on time. AN EXPERT IN HIS LINE S.

William Marto arrived from New York yesterday to take a position as adver tising manager and decorator for M. Goldwater Sc. Brother. Mr. Marto Is a gentleman of great experience in these lines.

JUDGE C. W. JOHNSTONE OUT Colonel C. W. Johnstone, who has been omfined to the hospital for a few days, was able to be at his office for the first time for a couple of hours yesterday.

He was driven to and from the office, but soon expects to be there regularly again. NEW CAR Costly Thompson, better as the "Hustlers," will, after today, cease "hustling" on foot. Their new 20-40 horsepower Cadillac arrived yesterday. The car Is one of the "finest now In the city and Is an evidence of the progressive methods this new real estate firm is using in Its business. E.

J. DOHENEY PASSES A WAV-El J. Dnheney died at his home at 909 South Sixth street at an early hour yesterday morning. The deceased was 45 years of age. He was a native of California, but had been resident of this city for about eight years.

The funeral arrangements will be made later. ST. PATRICK'S BALL Phoenix Grove, No. 1. of the Woodmen's Circle will give a St.

Patrick's ball In Melczcr hall on Wednesday evening, March 17. The msic will be furnished by the Besse orchestra. A feature of the ball will be the St. Patrick souvenirs, which will be given to those In attendance. W.

C. T. U. MEETING The W. C.

T. U. will hold an all-day meeting and picnic at the home of Mrs. Velma Custer, five miles north on the Black Canyon road, All members and friends of the union are Invited. Those taking the 10 o'clock car: will, be met at the Indian school.

The ladies are asked to take contributions to the picnic dinner. i A MISSIONARY MEETING The Women's Foreign' Mfsslon Society of the First M. E. church will hold Its annual thanksgiving offering meeting- tonight at the church parlors, at I TYPEWRITERS For Sale For Rent For Exchange THE McNEIL CO. OFFICE OUTFITTERS.

o'clock. The program will Include some excellent music by members of the choir, and a twenty-minute talk by Dr. Young, of Columtous, Ohio. Re freshments will be served. Admission free.

Every one is cordially Invited to attend. HIS MANY AFFLICTIONS V. A. Vanderhoof. of Scottsdale, was in town yesterday, but he was hardly recog nizable.

Mr. Vanderhoof has gone through a series of tribulations. He was first 111 of pneumonia, his condi tion at one time being so serious that his life was despaired of. Soon after a turn was taken for the better, he suffered from ptomaine poisoning, from which he Is now slowly recovering. VISITING ENGINEER Engineer Corey of the California Development company, operating In the Imperial country, and the company which turn ed the Colorado river back to its chan nel after Its wild rush into the Salton Sea, arrived here yesterday morning and spent tha day with Engineer L.

C. Hill of the reclamation service, who returned home a couple of days ago. Thev went to Granite Reef on a tour of Inspection, returning again last evening. Mr. Hill and Mr.

ed also went to Granite Reef the day before to see how the work there was pr pressing. PROGRESS ON THE ARIZONA CANAL Yesterday was a busy day at the office of the pay master at the reclamation service. All day a long line of laborers stood waiting their turn to receive Uncle ISam's checks. The large force of men which had been doing rock work in the canal and who had been working on the gates had completed the, work, and about two humln.Hl were discharged on Saturday. The hardest and most difficult part of the work on the Arizona canal has been completed, and it will now be easy sailing for the dredge on its long run to Scottsdale.

LARGER OFFICE FORCE At Its latest meeting, the board governors of the S. It. V. W. A.

au thorized the employment of an as sistant in the office of the associa tion, and the position has been filled by the appointment of Miss Walker. The work in the office is increasing very rapidly owing to two things. One is the numerousness of property transfen of late, all of which have to be recorded on the association books. The other is the putting Into operation of the co operative plan of canal construction by which the new Highland is to be built and Some improvements are to be made in other portions of the valley system. AT YOUR SERVICE With lines of Footwear gathered from the best productions of the foremost Shoe Manufacturers of the country, we stand ready to supply every Footwear want of the individual or family.

Our prices, you'll pay with pleasure. Shoes you can trust from a Shoe House you can trust. Our time is all yours, take what you, want of it, whenever you wish to look. B.1.BIEHL SHOE COMPANY 8 W. Washington St.

BUSIESS FIRM REORGANIZED The E. Thoma Manufacturing company waa reorganized yesterday by Mr. Thoma taking in O. W. McClartv as a half-partner in the business, though the name of the firm remains as it was.

The location is the same, 22 South Third avenue. The advantage of the new firm ts that its business facilities are practically doubled in this way. Mr. Thoma is an expert manufacturer of fixtures, but is not skilled in wiring. Mr.

McClarty, on the other hand, has for years been engaged in the work of a lineman and is quite expert in wiring and doing all connecting work, etc. Between them, they are prepared to do about everything that may be offered them In the. way of electrical work. Mr. McClarty is a young man who has grown up In Phoenix and for several years has been in the employ of the Pacific Gas Electric company.

COMMITTED TO ASYLUM Feli ciano; Romero was yesterday commit ted to. the asylu-n for thu insane. He is a Mexican 23 years old and his case Is rather an mid one. lie has been working in Mesa City on a ranch and says he Is not sick and has not been sick and never felt better, bi recently he held a conversation with Jesus Christ in Mesa City and was commissioned to take up the work of regulating the world and rectifying all wrongs. He came to the home of his mother in Phoenix last week and since then has been trying to regulate things there until he excited the fears of all around.

Yesterday morning he approached Constable Murphy and told him that he wanted him to. get all the school children together and he would rtgu- i late them. It was his purpose he I said to turn everybody out of Jail land kill all the bad people and then all the good people would live for-tever. The constable suggested that I thev beein at once hv turning out the good men in Jail. Feliciano agreed and accompanied him to the court house.

The of ficer opened the door to the woman's cell fn which there was a man and told Feliciano to go in and get him. He went in and Murphy turned the lock on him. New Clothes i In Town 0 Direct from New York City, and expressing all the style and character of that great fashion center. The su-perb garments comprising The Hub's immense stock of ALFRED BENJAMIN. CLOTHES for men are the only Hand-Tar-lored 1 ot sold in Phoenix that are made in New York.

See the Poole and Seabright models in the 'NEW GREEN half and quarter tone effects; also come in grey, blue, black, English brown and tan. $40 to $G0 quality aud style for $20 to $40, 77.f HUB 18-20 W. Washington St. THE PALACE Saloon, Pool and Billiard. Bud we leer on draught.

Old Crow, Mayfleld and Guckenhelnier Rys Whiskies sold OTer the bar. JOHN P. BODET. Pro. fii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 tH Elvey Hulett THE LIVE DRUGGISTS are now in their new store at 27 East 'Washington the former location of the Alkire where they have the best equipped Drug and Sundry Stock in Arizona.

Elvey The Quality Never Substitute. Ilimilllllllll It H-t-H He wasnof drtinlt- and "TiefplofoTe has been anything but religious and his Wonderful piety what first aroused suspicion. COUNCIL MEETING There will be a meeting of the city council tonight at which It is expected the matter of the independent telephone franchise ajid the franchise for the interurban street railway company will be urfder consideration. PRETTY APRON WINS In announcing the- Rebekah ball on the night of April some confusion has followed the incorrect statement thaj; the priie would go to the best dancer. On the contrary, it is to go to the lady who makes the prettiest apron.

It is to be an apron and necktie ball. The competitors each make aprons and ties to match. The ties are thrown in a 1 box or basket and the gentlemen se-j lect the one they like best and hunt lip the lady who has the apron to match, when they become partners for the grand march, and the lady who wears tb4 prettiest apron gets the prize. The ties cost the gentlemen nothing. They pay when they come through the door.

Ladies who have no aprons may attend as well and par-1 ticlpnte in the dancing, but they will not compete" for the prize, of course.1 N. Porter Saddle and Harness Company Saddlery and Harness, Sil ver Bits and Spurs. Kindly look us over before buying. N. PORTER SADDLE AND HARNESS CO.

8PUR3 AND BITS. 40 West Washington 8L Tslsphone Rsd 131. Illllilllllilli llll 1 1 1 I'M- A very complete line of PURSES, BILL BOOKS," CARD CASES, to choose from at CHAIN'S STATIONERY AND NEWS CO. 11-13 N. Center St.

Phone Black 8071. Mlinill I Kit HUH I 11 1 11 VERY MUCH IMPROVING A good cup of tea will Improve any one's health if it Is blended right, provided fresh teas are used In blending. We receive our teas and coffees every week and can furnish you a No. 1 Blend in either. We are experts In blending teas and can furnish you a blend superior to any on the market at 50 cents to $1.00 a pound.

Our phone Is Red 2601. When in need of tea next time give us a trial and we guarantee satisfaction. VALLEY TEA COFFEE HOUSE 131 N. Center. iiiimnii it i 1 1 ii i in- Hulett Druggists.

Phone Main "H-H 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 I- lli-l' CHICKEN The ladies of the Christian church will serve a chicken-pie dinner Friday, March 19, in the room vacated by Elvey Sc. Hulett. DISTRICT COURT In the district court yesterday a Judgment for 653.50 as ordered in the case of the Arizona Mercantile company versus George Kdwards and Everett Brizzee, the case involving a saloon property. A Skin of Beauty I a Joy Forever. T.

Fella Oouniud'i Oriental Cream or Magical Buttlr Btnwi To. rlmplM, rrtck.ea, MltH every oihtwi bautr, and tte-fl detection. It haeUuud Um teH o( eo yew, mad bwmlew i Udett tebeenrtu I property atrie. Accept oo counterfeit of ullv stare. Dr.

L. A. fearr. amla to I lad? of the hu-tnn patient): tow hvdlei Will use th-TB, 1 eeeummena 'fimaraaaVn aa ttt leant harmful ot all tna klo preparations." For vtlt br ah drpecita and Fancy. Oooda Utal-ra la the UolaTJ Staua, Cauada and Xtuupa.

fEfla.T.HOPL'IS, Proa, 37 GraJ hm Strut bwTti FREE ViCTCR RECITAL TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, AT 8 O'CLOCK We will give a free recital, consisting of a numlier of popular songs and vaudeville sketches, several records by McIIki and laruw and other high class artists. The public Is cordially invrti-d to attend. Plenty of scats will be furnished. Miller-Sterling Company SUCCESSORS TOLL ANDREWS SON. 9-11 East Washington St.

wmmmmmmmmtmmmmammmamBm in can't afford to use a poor one. Our satisfied customers are our best advertisement. Ask the mechanic who owns an Atkins. TALBOT Hardware Store asanas ii i amaaaanmaaM Tt'in ihiii. E.

T. THOMA MANUFACTURING CO. Designers and Manufacturers of ARTISTIC ELECTRIC FIXTURES. I Show Rooms 22 So. 3rd I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I "Comrades." by Thos.

Dixon $1.50 The Red Mouse," by W. 11. Osborne $1.50 0 ook (1 "Lewis Rand," by Mary Johnson $1.50 Tono Bungay, by H. G. Wells $1.50 "4-40 or Fight, by K.

Hough $150 usiness Berryhiirs Big Book Store "The Thirsty Man's Retreat." LAST OF THE SEASON Colorado Wine -Sap Apples Nice, crisp, solid apples that you will like at this time. Or-, jjer some' today by phone and we will promptly deliver. Wetzler's Gash Grocery 35 W. Washington St. Phone Main 259.

Open till 6:30. Patronize Home In-lustry. Help me, and save money, too. by buying yonr Trunk, Suit Case or Bag of us. Old Trunks taken in ex-rhsnce.

PHOENIX TRUNK FACTORY. 433 W. Wasnlngton Tel. Red 8394. AUTOMOBILE AND GASOLINE ENGINE OWNERS, Save money and get your Batteries that ae always fresh and test high, from the ARIZONA ELECTRIC COMPANY.

Tel. Black 8534. V. R. Norriv Prop.

41 S. 1st Ave. i i i ni i i itiii4i i i 1 1 in i OUR STOCK OF WATCHES was never more complete than it is today. Let us show you. F.

A. HILDERBRAN COMPANY i iiiiiiiiiiiiin i 1 1 -J AiKins jiiver aieei jaws "Finest on Earth." Made by particular people for the discriminating mechanic, the man who knows a good tool and HUBBARD QUITE AN ASSORTMENT of cut glass for wedding gifts is one of the most precious offerings that can be made. Rich, brilliant, beautiful and incomparably radiant on table or sideboard our cut glass has a charm of its own. Each piece is hand cut in the latest patterns ar.d is extremely artistic in effect. and East Washington St.

iiiiiiiiiiiiifc Ave. Phone Main Ufl. I I I I I I iiiiiiiiiiiiin i-f FASHION BARBER SHOP. Go to the Fashion Barber Shop when visiting city. Lewis A Noble, Props, 43 W.

Washington Bt, ror a neat hair cut shave, plain bath, salt rub, alcohol rub, body massage, electric body massage, by Sfaaseur John K. Lewis. WHAT MONEY WILL DO AT D. W. Williams Grocery Cq No.

42 No. 1st Ave. 16 lbs. Beet Sugar 1. 00 15 lbs.

Cane Sugar 3 cans any kind of Lye 23t? Columbian Pie Pumpkin, can Gallon can Pie Pumpkin. 4oC Gal. can Pie Blackberries 50f GaL can Pie Peaches oO Gallon can Pie 43 Gallon can Pie Apples 45c Armour's Pork and Beans, can 10i Vancamp's Pork and Beans. ran 10 25 Fresh Ranch Kggs. per If you want it quick Phone Main 173.

Prank J. O'Brien BROKER. Tacaon, Branches In Phoenix and Nogalea. Stocks, Bonds and Preduee. Private Leased Wire to all Exchanges.

R. a HIGHTOWER, Manasar. Phoenix Office. Pbone Main 233. Hotel Adams.

Great Care exercised by skilled workmen in all departments is the reason onr patrons are satisfied. Our serv ices ill please you. Troy Laundry 215 W. Jeff. St.

Phone Main 159. in i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i nin in iiiiimiit 5.