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PAGE SIX THE ARIZONA KJSPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 31, 1911. V- XL THE WEATHER. Denver, Colo. Phoenix, Ariz. That Awful Headache May come from defective eyes.

Quick relief may come by lettinp us examine your eyes, and fitting you with a pair of jrlasses that fit. Here you may lx sure of accurate, skillful, io lite service, and guaranteed work. Swigert Bros. ARIZONA'S LEADING OPTICIANS 17 East Adams Both Phones. Across from Adams Hotel.

Local Daily Weather Report for The Arizona Republican. Forecast for today Fair; slowly ris ing: temperature. Data for 24 hours ending yesterday. 6:00 a. 111.

Barometer, inches 30.01 Temperature, decrees 52 Sensible, or wet temp 52 Dowpolnt, degrees 50 Humidity, uer cent 34 Wind-direction Wind-velocity, miles 4 Rainfall, inches 0 AVeatlar Clear Moan tlaily humidity 74 Moan daily temperature 63 Highest temperature 73 Lowest temperature 51 Total daily rainfall 0 I), p. 30.00 70 59 51 53 1 0 Clear PSsISs if tssss In Name SU I UAL In Fanf 111 YOU DON'T HAVE TO DIE TO WIN Of tho 56 Million Dollars paid on policies in 1910 by the Mutual Life of New York, over 33 Million Dollars, about 60 per cant, was paid to the insured, and ovsr 12 Million Dollar were dividends to policy holders. J. H. COONS, Manager, 34 No.

Central Phoenix, Arizona. Deficiency in temperature yesterday 1 degree. Deficiency in temperature since firtt of month 34 degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since Januarv 1. 52 degrees.

Deficiency in rainfall yesterday 0.01 inch. Excess rainfall since, first of month 1.91 inches. Accumulated excess in rainfall since January 1, 7.71 inches. L. X.

JESUXOFSKY. Section Director. STORED VATER SUPPLY. Date, Elev. Pet.

Jan. 1 61.75 Feb. 1 109.55 Mar. 1 126.30 April 1 166.50 May 15 164.70 Juno 1 162.02 July 1 156.30 Aug. 1 159.30 Sept.

1 154.86 Sept. IS 151.71 I Sept. 25 150.69 Oct. 1 150.52 Oct. 1 150.41 OcL 9 154.18 Oct.

14 155.01 Acre Ft. 22,094 147.255 300,605 561.024 542.512 515,608 460,974 489,139 447,850 420,064 4H.S32 409,891 408,960 441.747 449.197 Glasses for young and old. fit if made here. DR. MUNSON Sure to To Our Subscribers Subscribers of The Republican who fai! to receive a copy of the morning's issue will confer a favor by calling Overland 422 or Consolidated Main 47 Before 8 a.

m. a special messenger equipped with motorcycle will deliver the missing issue. Without the co-operation of our subscribers in this matter it is impossible for us to maintain perfect and satis factory delivery. I AKKIVED LAST NIGHT. The family of M.

G. Ryan of Xew York, arrived last night in a special car. via the Santa Fe, and will occupy the Pepper residence on Central avenue the coming winter. CALLED AWAY. Mrs.

A. D. Loyhe was called to Chariton, Iowa, last evening, to the bedside of her mother who is not expected to live. Mrs. Leyhe's many friends are extremely sorry for her In her great grief.

A HUDSON WHEEL. The city marshal knows of the whereabouts of a red frame Hudson bicycle that was found by a resident of the country. If the loser will call at the police station he will be told where he can get the wheel. CHANCE FOR PAINTERS. Postmaster MoClintock would like to receive bids any time within the next week for the painting of sixty-five mail boxes, the government to furnish the iiaint and the contractor the muscle.

LAID OVER A DAY. The requisi tion of the governor of Oklahoma for WHY NOT YOU? Why chouldn't you have a keen appetite, perfect digestion and active bowels? HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS has you, helped others will help too. Try it and see. certain. It is satisfactory that the strike of the cane pluckers in Queensland failed in consequence of the women offering their services; but on the other hand we are assured that the United States will absorb the whole production of the West Indies.

Xever- theless we are inclined to believe that the fears of a dearth in the sugar markets are exaggerated. It is to be kept in mind that this year's fail- Xorman Chesher, presented by Deputy! urc uon a most rich harvest Sheriff Matthews of Sepulpa, was hon ored yesterday by Governor Sloan Matthews will leave with his prisoner this evening. BRING YOUR EXHIBITS NOW. Tho exhibits for the Maricopa county agricultural display are piling up at the board of trade rooms. it is hoped Unit all will, be soon as possible.

Xo ex-be taken later than Fri- brought as will day noon. 112 N. CENTER ST. ST. FRANCIS Hotel and Apartments thoroughly modern.

27 East Monroe. Overland, 710. MRS. R. H.

LONG, Prop. Of Local Interest CHIROPODIST Painless removal of Corns, 50 cents each. Bunions, Moles and Warts removed by electricity. Ingrowing Toenails a spe cialty. Open from a.

m. to 6 p. m. Between First and Center streets, on Adams. Phone, Red S072.

FRANK L- Bring Us Your Prescription In remodeling our store we have placed our Prescription Department on a mezzanine balcony, the first of its kind in Arizona, where work is done open and above board, but also exclusive from interruption. LovettDrugCo 4 3 Con. Phone, Main Overland, 591 18 Sweetest Story Ever Told That's Liggett's Candy It is delicious, arid in such ilossr parages. Sold hi Phoenix onlv by IPflHUlM fffllf fR flfiR MOTORCYCLE DELIVERY GOOD RUN FOR FAT MAN. C.

B. Wood, candidate for state senator beat his nearest competitor, H. A. Davis, 240 votes, J. W.

Woolf 2S5 vote, and James Johnson 613 votes. The totals are as follows: Wood 1201, Davis 961, 00lf 316, Johnson 5SS W. C. T. U.

CONVENTION. The W. C. T. IT.

convention will meet in Phoe nix fiunng fair week. Xovcmbcr 8. and 10. Mrs. Xora W.

Wood, the corresponding secretary says that all delegates should send their names as soon as possible to Mrs. G. X. Baker, 363 North First avenue, chairman of tho committee on entertainment. SUES FOR DAMAGES.

An action for damages based ujon an alleged assault and battery has been begun in the district court by William Fenerrie-gal against Louis Melczer. The plain tiff says that on Oct. 17 he was assaulted and beaten by the defendant who injured him in such a manner that he will be (permanently disfigured. The amount asked for is 51,000. FAIR TICKET.

The sale of tickets for the territorial fair will be opened Xovember 1st in the Boehmer drug store and the Adams Pharmacy. Ad- mission is 50 cents, reserved seats 50 cents and season tickets $2. 'The allotment of boxes will take place in the office of the fair commission, under the Phoenix Xational bank, on Xovember 1. Those interested should be on hand. There are just 105 boxes, which is a large increase over the number in former years, but there are now 150 people on the waiting list so no boxes will go begging.

Those who are not there or not on the list will have to depend on the slim hope of a lot of those who are listed failing to make good. WOMAN'S CLUB. The Woman's club will meet this afternoon at 2:15 at the club building, corner of First avenue and Bennett Lane. There will be addresses by the president and chairmen of committees and a reception for club members only. REALTY MEN'S LUNCHEON.

some thirty-five of the Phoenix real estate dealers met yesterday in the Ford Hotel for a business luncheon. enjoying a good meal while they talked shop. There were a number of short speches and several com mittees were appointed to perform duties that it is believed will be for the benefit of all the real state dealers In the city. REPUBLICANS The members MEET of the TODAY. Republican ust 31st is now reported on by the sta tistical bureaus of most countries The result is shown to give considerably higher figures than ever, both for the yield of beetroots and the manufacture of sugar.

In Germany the product Is about 23 per cent higher than the average of the last five years, and upward of 25 per trent above the result of the previous year. But there is another reason that will prevent the quotations running up. We havs nowadays such a serviceable substitute for sugar as saccharine. Its iprice is kept high by the heavy duty levied on it in all agrarian countries, but if the more nutritious means of giving sweetness to our food is too dear, people will resort to it for the sake of uconomv. Xor is It a secret that the manipulations of the Parisian speculator, Santa Marina, are responsible for the recent rise of prices.

The fact that within a few hours the quota tion could rise by li shillings per hundredweight is accountable for, only by speculative methods. Generally a reduction set in immediately because many cautious bulls realized their quick gains. Fortunately the clearing houses raised the margin deposits for investments In sugar already. It has been remarked that the serious dealers have been very reluctant In purchasing any amount of the new crops. They justly county central committee, elected at point out that the visible quantity of the recent primary, will assemble this afternoon at o'clock at re publican headquarters, room 413 and 414 Mcmipg block.

The meeting will be primarily for organization and it is hoped every precinct com mitteeman who can do so will make a supreme effort to be in attendance. BOY SCOUTS TAKE NOTICE. There will be a meeting of the Boy facouts in the boys room at the Y. M. C.

A. this afternoon at 5:30. The scouts owning uniforms are especially requested to be present. Plans for fair week are to be decided upon, the entertainmnt committee wishes the scouts to act as guides and es wis lor visitors uuring that event. Scouts be sure to attend this meet ing at 5:30 today.

sugar is no less than 51,600 tons, and therefore lc per cent above the avail able quantity at the same data of the previous year. It is therefore to be ex pected that the wild exaggeration of the speculation will not long continue to dictate such exorbitant prices as are now arrived at. continental corre THE CALLS ONE' MUST MAKE. Don't have Rough Skin when a Bottle of Hulell's Smooth Skin, 25c Will make your skin smooth over night. Try it after shaving; its unti-septic.

Keeps the ladies' hands smooth and white. Sold only by ELVEY HUIETT Quality Druggists 27 E. Wash. St. Phoenix.

Both Phones Free Delivery (Mail orders go every day). 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 G. PHEBY Architect Phone Overland 1216 1212 Vest Madison Phoenix Absolute Satisfaction Guaran- I teed. I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I 6 I I I I I III 1 I' OVERLAND 'PHONES doubled in number in last four months. THE ALTURAS Funished Rooms.

Always open; everything bran new; no sick. Cots 33c. Rooms 75c, $1.00 and J2.00. CHAS. McGEE, Prop.

CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS OUR SPECIALTY Phones Main 1 Overland 411 SALT RIVER VALLEY FLORAL At Elvey Hulett's Drug Store President Ripley of the fcanta. Fe railroad system ia expected to be in Phoenix this afternoon for a few minutes. He will arrive over the S. F. P.

and conclud ing his prearranged and brief engagements hero it is understood, will leave at once via the Southern ra cific. He will be in his nrlvn perhaps in a special train as it is understood he will arrive and nrob ably depart, between schedules. i cim 1 1 un Secretary Welch of the board of trade is earnestly mui muse vno nave rnnm to rent during the fair, call on him and list their apartments at once The fair this year is bigger and better than ever, the hotels will be "ititroivueu anu the renntnt nn Phoenix for hospitatlity and right treatment depends largely on the manner in which the fair visitors are looKed after. Come and list rooms, don't wait. your WHO DOES YOUR PRINTING BINDING RULING? We can quote you lowest prices on quantity lots.

Yours for business theMcNEILCO. Opposite Court House NEW SETTLERS FROM ABROAD. Mimung recent arrivals to tho vni- ley are Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wilkinson and daughter Joan and Mr.

Arthur Am- lot, an ot London, England. The for mer are relatives of H. E. Austen who has a ranch on the South side, part of tne Bartlett Heard ranch. The net comers are going to purchase land and become permanent residents.

Mr Wilkinson has brought with him several varieties of English roses and garden seeus for an experiment live STOCK ENTRIES. Todar Is the last day on which entries may bo made for the territorial fair, in any of tne live stock departments, which in clude swine, sheep, cattle, horses and muies. -mere Js now a large list of entries but It is desirable that it bo further increased and it is noticed that quite a number of those who exhibit ed last year have neglected to make their entries this year. Entries mav be made at the office of the fair com mission of the Fleming block, under the Phoenix Xational Bank. Tn a practical talk of every-day etiquette in the Xovember Woman's Home Companion the author records the calls that one must positively make.

"Certain stated calls must be made. The call at least once a year upon those on your calling list; the call after having been entertained at din ner, or luncheon, or at an evening entertainment: the call of congratula tion after a marriage, or a birth; the call of condolence upon those in sorrow: the call of inquiry at the house of illness: the call upon the newcomer into your enlghborhood, or up on a stranger who lias ueen intro duced to you by a friend; the return call, when a first call has been made upon you none of these can be evad ed. A first call should be returned within a week, or at longest a fort night; a dinner call, or, in fact, any others of those pained, should be paid promptly. "If two women call together, it is the older of the two who makes the signal for departure by rising or giv ing a significant glance to her com panion. "There is no need for great formal ity of conduct In calling.

The well bred woman who Is at ease in her own house need have no fear of ap pcaring awkward in the house of an other. To come in quietly after leav ing her card at the door; to speak. first of all, to her hostess, then to recognize the other persons present to chat with those nearest the seat she has taken, avoiding topics which might lead to argument or discussion; to take her cup of tea and bit of cake or sandwich; to leave at the end of twenty minutes, or half an hour after shaking hands with her hostess, and bowing farewell to the others present here is all that constitutes a call. A little familiarity robs calling of any terrors It may possess for the bashful, or for those unaccustomed to society; and one learns it is just the old-time 'afternoon visit' with a new name. Try Republican Want Ads for re sult.

THE BOOM IN THE SUGAR MARKET. Since the beginning of the current year the prices of all varieties of sugar in the wholesale markets have morel than doubletl. From less than 9 shil lings the average quotation went up to nearly 19 shillings. Within the last six weeks we witnessed a rise of' not less than 5 shillings oer hundred weight, and even the first eleven days of September brought us another en hancement of 2 shillings. As an ex planation of this advance the continuous drought of this "summer is point ed to, the beetroots showing a veryi poor development all over Central Eu rope.

Indeed, the estimates of the forthcoming crops are now by a million and a quarter below the production of last year as far as beetroots are con cerned. Whether the cane sugar of the tropical and subtropical regions may compensate to some extent fori this extraordinary shortage, is yet un- Edison November Phonograph Records Are in. Send us your address and make of Phonograph and monthly record lists will be sent. Berryhill's Big Book Store The Mail Order House. Hair Goods For Sale Puffs, Curls, Janes and Switches all shades.

Shampooing, manl-cnrlng and artistic halrdross-Ing. Facial treatments, had or aleotric massage; violet ray Bcalp treatments. Combings made up, dyeing, switches and matching hair our specialty. Expert Chh-opodlsts, all foot troubles removed. SHIRLEY (SL SHIRLEY Overland Phone 2623.

Consolidated Red 8072 39 E. Adams St. iw ARE again open for busi-at our old 5TC 1 i I ness stand at 8 WEST WASHINGTON STREET H. A. Diehi Shoe Co.

UHil rikr: i3j 1 Getting' Ready for Xmas See TJs for Your I CALENDAR STOCK, PADS, PAPER AND 5 SUNDRIES New and Tasty Goods for the Early Shoppers 5 I MILLER-STERLING CO. I 9-11 East Washington Street How to a'7oid Tire Trouble buy Pennsylvania Tires. Sold under a guarantee that stands. MOTOR SUPPLY CO. Auto.

Phone 1103 M-461 Headquarters for the best of everything in Electrical Supplies ARIZONA ELECTRIC COMPANY 41 S. Firt Ave. Tl. Black 8513. V.

R. ORRIS, Prop. THE COOKING IS DIFFERENT AT THE California Restaurant 33 North First Avenue PROSPECTORS! Come Get Sample Sacks Free Before Loaving for the Hills. REX W. DUNLAP CO.

Assayers 18 North Second Avenue. NIPPON IMPORTING CO. JAPANESE ART AND CURIO STORE. All New Goods Just Arrived. Phone, Overland 535.

205 N. Center Phoenix, Ariz. FRESH SUPPLY CHOCOLATES NONE BETTER RUFFIN DRUG COMPANY 5 W. Washington St. REUTER-ELWELL COMPANY FANCY GROCERo Fresh fruits and vegetables received every morning.

Tour phone orders will receive attention. Main 3230 E. Wash. Ovid. 714 5f Easterhng Whitney UNDERTAKERS 213 W.

Washington St. Phoenix, Araona. FIELD SEEDS For Summer Planting Hill's Seed Hoys The "Porter" Hallowe'en Tally Cards, Jack 0 'Lanterns, Pumpkins, etc. r. b.

Baptist Co. 11-13 North Center St. Saddle Selz Shoes for men, women and children. NELSON WHITE Sell Royal Blue Store 1 42 W. Washington 1 I A Jkx tlnt.klt.k.J 1001 -t Famous throughout the Southwest.

It fills the bill, SADDLE HARNESS PORTER PHOENIX BAKERYf EDWARD EISELE. Proprietor. Wholesale Retail The Genuine BUTTERNUT BREAD (In Wrapper Only.) 7 Watt Washington St, Pho.nix PHONES: Overland 234 Con. Main 89 COM PAN Yi P. FORD AUTOS Touring Car, 5-passenger $790 F.

O. B. Phoenix; Fully Equipped. Roadster $690, F. O.

B. Phoenix; Fully Equipped. I 40 West Washington St..