Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 7

HE ARIZONA REPTJBIJCAN, WEDNESDAY MORMKG, SEPTEMBER 10, 1913 PAGE SEVEN DIAN MOTOECYCLE SOUTH SIDE Wtii that their trio to the mnsntalm was at a bargain Z. Earl, Tempe worth a dotm 'VflJ72hi4M An coast, and the expense was less than one-uiin what It would have been to have gone to the beach for month's BELIEVES OIL IN THE VALLEY IN FROM SAN FRiNriRr.n R.ed Man Brand TEMPE ITf G'ten. went for wU1 car tor news. ub- WlUilTR REALTY CO. I i tli i in Real Estate -The Gem City Arizona -J inninn n-- 2 for 25 Cts.

RlalrwnnHA Collar of Exceptional Style. DldtKWUUU. Points 31 in Back -TW. in Points 3 in. Back 1 in.

VESA I Mr. Gibbons at Everybody's Drug I store will care for subscriptions. I advertising; and news of the Mesa department. Phone 291 and I 22 E. i EARL WILSOJT, MAKERS nor much need to seek them, in this world of ours.

Business, or what presents itself under that imposing character, will find us out in even the stillest retreat, and plead its importance, -how-ever trivial in "reality, as a just de NOW 11 a. m. Merchants' The Miss Sussle Tracey, the oldest daughter of Mrs. M. E.

Curry of Tempe, arrived yesterday morning from San Francisco for a short visit with relatives. It has been four years since Miss Tracey has seen Tempe, a majority of that time being spent in study to become a nursed AN ENJOYABLE SUMMER. Miss Helene Burgess, teacher of elocution ind physical culture at the formal returned yesterday morning rrom her annual vacation. Vacation it might be termed, but a considerable share of her time has been directed to study and chautaqua work in various parts of the east. Her study was confined mainly to Chicago where she attended the Northwestern TJniversity Chautauqua work was done principally in Iowa.

Yet with work and pleasure intermixed Miss Burgess spent a most enjoyable summer, visits through the Pacific coast states counterbalancing everything. Three more shows per week and Tempe people will be afforded a chance to witness productions by the movies Just three hundred and sixty-five days in the year. And that is just now the scheme being worked on bv the local show managers, Messrs. G. A and Wm Goodwin.

The attendance throughout the summer has been enough to justify shows seven days in the week but because of varirmo I mamiy an inability to secure regularly a change jur every run, the time for starting has been set off in the future Rathskeller M. Efiifigson Sons in Hay and Grain, '1 Grain, Seed Oats, 1 Oats, Rolled Barley, Seed, Grain Bags, TEMPE i inscription work -Is a specialty with hi that places our (tore A cllit. EVERYBODY'S DRUG STORE Mesa, Arizona YOTJ SHOULD Call and see the Racycle, the Best wlieel made. I carry a large line of Racyclcs, lilcycles and Bicycle Supplies. Repairing.

Quickly done. Griswold THE BICYCLE MAN 25-27 East Adams THE RACYCLE 8T0RE 22-24 East Washington Street OF TROY'S BEST PRODUCT mand on our attention. It is wonderful how by means of such real ot seeming necessities my time Is stolen away. I have just time- to observe that time is short, ami, by the time I have made the observation, time is gone. William Cowper.

OPEN to 1 a. m. Lunch 30c BEN OTTESTAD 229 East Adams Terms to Honest People. AUTOMOBILES Everything for tb automobile carried in stock. First and Van Buren Streets Vulcanizing of all kinds don promptly, guaranteed out of town work solicited.

210 West Washington Street Overland Phone (Zf msm, snaKe-oite. stone insomnia, that sleepy feeling, tirea feet' nervsness. headache, or i 0t tne manv is that might be-Tempe. one on an extenled trip over the i mountains. Having had con-justifys jsiderable experience along that line over-exercise, rrignt, snake-bite, stone KTJNZ BROS.

AND MESSENGER MACHINERY Bcto Sonth "me time. Now it looks like i Toniebt at thn rinrin.iH r.n i Auuuine me following pictures will be produced anu juemories by the Se- company; "The Drummer" "Tarn ing Their "Cuttinsr the firt imie 10 ume. jmow it looks nke next Friday evening will start the ball rolling and after one need not bother about when there are shows in it will be one every twenty-four hours just as long as the attendance it. BUYS AND SELLS USED CARS California and the Bear1 WaS orrined on discovering that in Tract tj" rmaking estimates thpv hail fniid a. little Salesman ax The office.

A Want Ad will see stumors than you ic iuison company a western feature. The evening n'i0 a percentage for evaporation. The inn, eiening pro- tuic- hnd ij, a. suuu mixture Of comedy nnH drama. THEIR INITIAL DANCE.

A Social hon Tiavf' the first of the season, that is the lateS accomplishment of the HaiiDv Thirty Phoenix Directory Automobiles, Garages and Accessories uance club of Tempe. Some mav say I wt it is too hot to dance, ma iTtJ 1 hen lerinEr Mesa the a-Just the same there win be tl present "nCed. that they intenued ctur-that the hall can comfortably accom i a namof "ear, a veritable modato. th accom- pin" bruin of the mmintain Arizona Motor Company, Inc. has just recently reorganized sen its motto as enjoyable time to all" and Frtd will be its initial attemm wc "s-lielt very eas-establish its taea ilf-r the 'd Was so the minds of the Tempe puNk? them.

makmg; no complaint re- J-empe public. gardmg their invasion of his natural A TRIO OF OFFENDER-? -vthat they did not have the Louis Estrava MarfenTn, eart to him; besides they Ramon. Alcant 71. that Bruin had a Arizona Vulcanizing Works M. Wllhelm.

r.n nil nnntnr T.na Angeles, was in Mesa vesterdav for the purpose of calling upon M. oesnears. with whom he had had business relations before the latter left California to locate in the Mesa section. The two gentlemen had been connected with the operation of one of the producing oil wells: of that state. In conversation wfth- gentleman Mr.

Wilhelm said that from the little observation he had been able to make- while in the Salt River valley, he believed that there was oil in this basin. He did not indicate in what locality, hnt stink as though he intended making fur- iner investigations at a later date. WILL MAKE MESA THEIR HOME G. C. Suggs and family, of El Paso, arrived in Mesa yesterday.

Mr. Suggs is an old friend of Manager Attaway of the Mesa Egyptian Cotton Exchange, and has accepted a position with the Johnson-Pearce Produce Co. as book-keeper. TEAM RAN AWAY A team beloneinir to an Inrlinn created, some excitement on East -nam street yesterday by starting for the reservation before their owner was ready. John Rigg3 arrived on the scene just in time to catch the animals and prevent a probable serious accident LOST A FINGER Pearl, the little daughter of J.

H. Main lost the first joint of her forefinger on the left hand vesterdav while playing with a food cutter. The ringer was clipped off and fell to the ground. Dr. Nelson was called in and dressed the wound and the little lady is resting easv.

GIN MACHINERY HERE Manager Attaway reports that the new roller gins for the Mesa gin have arrived and will be installed as soon as possible. The canvas for the pick sacks have also come in and all wanting pick sacks can now get them. BIG DANCE AT AUDITORIUM There will be a big dance at the Vance auditorium next Friday night. The dance will be given by the members of the High School Athletic association for the benefit of that organization. There will, be any and all kinds of refreshments served as wanted during the dance.

Everybody is invited. VISITED IN MESA John r. Loper, Grant! Keeper of Records and Seal of the Domain of Arizona, accompanied by Grand Prelate Thomas M. Smith, visited with Damon Lodge No. 19 Knights of Pythias at the regular convention Monday night.

Professor Loper, while a member of the Mesa lodge, is kept too busy to attend regularly, but his visits are alwavs welcome! n- thr. Mesa knights. The mission of the two gentlemen to Mesa was to work up interest in a "get together" meeting of all the valley Pythians and their families at a date within the near future. HAYDEN 1 HAYDEN, Sept. 9.

A sad and tragic accident took place last Sun7 day afternoon while Chas. Ogdeh and A. W. Henry of Winkelman were hunting between here and kel- vin as the result of which Mr. Henry now lies at the point of death in the Ray hospital with very little hope of recovery.

Messrs. Ogden and Henry had driven along the Gila river hunting and when they were near Kelvin Mr. Ogden had been out of the buggy shooting a few birds and as he was returning and just in the act of putting his gun in the vehicle it was accidental ly discharged; the full load taking effect in Mr. Henry's abdomen at close range. Realizing the serious ness of the accident Mr.

Ogden drove rapidly to the nearest hospital which was at Ray and there placed Mr. Henry under the care of Dr. Crawford who is making every effort in his behalf. Mrs. Frank Fay and daughter Miss Thelma Fay went to Tempe Sunday where Miss will enter the Normal.

Mrs. G. W. Phillips and daughter went to Tempe Sunday. Miss Phil lips expects to enter the Normal there.

George Johnson has just returned from Florence accompanied by Burns Giffin piloting a new Ford car purchased by Mr. Johnson. Mrs. H. B.

Holbrook has just returned from an extended visit with relatives in Colorado. Messrs. Kuno Doerr and H. A. Prosser of the A.

R. Co. left Sunday after a visit of several days at the local plant Mrs. G. F.

Cook and daughter have gone to Tempe where Miss Cook will remain through the school year attending the Normal. E. E. Sypher is back after a vacation of several weeks in Los Angeles and at the nearby beaches. Ben H.

Fellows has gone to Globe Tor a few days. W. H. LePage, our popular barber, is rejoicing over the recent arrival of a fine daughter. Mrs.

LePage and the little one are in Tempe with relatives and are said to be getting along splendidly. George and Neil, sons of Robert M. Record arrived from Kelvin Saturday. George will remain with his father here during school term where he "attends school. TIME PRECIOUS AND FLEETING I have neither long' visits to pay nor to receive, nor women to spend hours telling me that which might be told in five, minutes: yet I often find myself obliged to be an economist of time and to make the most of a short opportunity.

Let our station be. as retired as it may, there is no want of playthings and avocations, and Arirain department. Office with A. Co. TEMPE NORMAL liDW HiS 360STU0ENTS REGISTERED First Assembly and Recitation Held.

AH Faculty present. With an attendance nf th. and sixty odd students the Southern formal School of Arizona at Tempe. 4r ll3 wenty-elghth years Work yesterdav niin, inary work was of great Interest both "le students and the comers. The new members of the faculty naturally had to become acquainted with the students, so Professor Henry, John B.

Griffing and Miss Anna R. Stewart were each In turn called upon. me opening session became one or real work, as a thnrnnvh and working over of the schedule of cwiiuons nau to be made owing largely to the change in the courses in many instances. first this was regarded with apprehension, but it was worked OUt finally tn much Viotte- than was thought possible, and the con sensus at opinion now is that it Is better than ever before. Actual recitations will start under the new schedule today.

The school strfrts out this year in better shape than ever. All the arrangements made by President Matthews and his corpse of efficient aids are working out to perfection, practically all the students for the semester are here, the entire faculty is present, and no further delays are probable. The year looks good to be a record one. Yu are never disappointed by mold and fermentation, if your jellies and preserves are sealed with (Pure Refined Paraffine) Seals air tight. Easy to use.

Absolutely pure. Guaranteed under the Pure Food and Drugs Act. Dealers Everywhere Standard Oil Company (CALIFORNIA) LOS ANGELES SAN FRANCISCO Fine Piece of Farming Land For Rent W. J. KINGSBURY Tempe I BUICK SOUTHWESTERN MOTOR CO, R.

D. ROPER, Proprietor 311-13-15 North Center St STATE AGENCY GARAGE AND REPAIR SHOP contributors to the treasury nf 7 copa countv. tZ contbmrn duly asked for hf. the peace following Uiefrieitarn? rosts two to four times Sill times monthly on charges. This scant offenders against th in their last arrZTf af perfected last Sunday by the local KIND BRUIN ESCAPED UNO HUNTERS MM The Exciting Experiences of Two of Mesa's Celebrated Nimrods TV.

K. Bowen, former county supervisor of Maricopa, and Ed. W. Jones. a pioneer capitalist of the Mesa sec- iiuii, jiuve reiurneu irom a nine weeks- trip-to Pleasant Vallev nn.l the mountains.

They report having had the time of their lives, and say-that it is doubtful if they would have left the elevated plateaus until Oeoher first, but for an unforeseen accident They had, as they supposed, provided an ample commissary department for the trip. There was an abundance of flour, salt or.f. fee: plenty of bacon to provide a change from a fish and wild game diet; spuds galore and tobacco to lasi a couple of months; also a generous jug of grape iuice In ho in case -of, wet feet, -frosty mornings. they had planned iust I would be needed during two men multiplied Dy I sa siue- At the i end eiShth week. Mr.

Jones -J lapiuiy i than calculated, and thev penea to cut tne visit short and hurry toward a base of supplies. The lasi dose was taken four days' drive from bUt. they Were in no accident en theJ' brousht bear hon In explanation Messrs. 'f nQ -T say that they could i "ePenuent upon mm for support, The gentlemen say that they saw man- mountain trout, so easily i tempted, that that was ecessary t0 lay a baited hook on the bank of the stream and the fish out after it. Many flocks of 1 tUrkey Were seen: 61-01186 were to -be found In great The camp and had a beautiful view of a lame cart of Arizona Both Mr.

Bowen and Mr. Jones say HOW i MADE MY HAIR GROW Wom.an 'th Mrvelously Beautiful Hair Gives Simple Home Pre scription Which She Used With Most Remarkable Results I was greatly troubled with dand ruff and falling hair. I tried many auvcniHn nair preparations ana various prescriptions, but they all signally failed: manv of them mdp mv liair greasy so it was impossible to Comb it or do it ub properly. I think that many of the things I tried were positively injurious and from my own experience I. cannot ton i containing wood alcohol n.vA believe they injure the roots of the nair.

Alter my long list or failures I tioiu. 1- xuuuu a auuie preaciipLlon uuucniiailUGU OUt.e beyond doubt the most wonderful thing for the hair 1- have ever seen, Many of my friends have also used and obtained wonderful effects natural coior, out it is equally good 'for removing dandruff, giving the ha. um. uz. xi uu line it "riumef ana io-oc "nun, hich mixes a wIth the other I ai iingredients.

iws, However, is not nWMsarv i Apply night and morning; rub thoroughly into the scalp. MICHIGAN "40" THE FIFTH AGENCY to Arizona Motor Co. and Transcontinental Auto Co. machine work, supplies, and storage, Second Ave. Telephone 1681 vunsuiuie.

And this time they hid I lra-e'ers three companions, making in all Wl-a flne "PPtunity to study the thirty dollars deposited with tho tlle various mountain ani-county officials as a result of ti.ifr ma'S- While gone they ascended al-trial and fine of five dollars per manmSt the t0p of Mount rd- where they made and 40 All Styles of Bodies H. McARTHTJR Garage 319 C'-atral Avenne Co. Agents for the I. H. Cam." msreial Truck, Next Hotel Adams.

Re-. V- Etir TOM'S FRENCH KITCHEN The best the market affords. West Washington St. I Co joy Drug Company verything in Drugs Adams -First I Streets TOM SING'S AMERICAN KITCHEN ular Meals, 35 Cents Short Orders All Night. North Center Phoenix ENGLISH KITCHEN RESTAURANT SHORT ORDERS Open Day and Night LEE PAT, Prop.

HARNESS We make the kind it pays to buy. N. PORTER SADDLE AND HAR- NESS COMPANY The only Market in Phoenix receiving fish fresh daily California Pish and Oyster Market 5t Ave. Overland 1109 YOU HAVE ANY INTING SEE THAT THIS I on it, or that it is done by c- the firms below, who titled to use it: "-KiZtNA REPUBLICAN fRl2CNA DEMOCRAT GAZETTE ARIZONA STATE PRESS MESA FREE PRESS R- A. WATKINS THE QUALITY PRESS Label Committee hit 1 1 1 jGanta City Restaurant I New Location i 21-33 East Adams St.

RIDING CAB ON THE MARKBT TODAY HAGEMAN, Distributor for Arizona Second and Adams Street lire iiiunaay toilowing. A CHECK FORGER Constable R. c. Estrada arrested here on Sunday a Mexican bv the name of Francisco Vajeca, wanted In Phoenix to answer a charge of rorgery. Upon notification of the man's sudden disanrunn.

the capital city it took Estrada just a little lone-pr tnn Liine 10 get on his trail in Tempe. He was re turned to Phoenix the same evening mc wm siana trial. VAN DER WALKER BOY DIES The remains of William Vander-walker, the seven year old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Vlinderwalker.

formerly or Tempe but now of Bis-bee, were laid to rest in the Double Butte cemetery here yesterday forenoon. Burial services were conducted from the local Christian church Pastor R. E. Dunlap, officiating. The remains, accompanied by the sorrowing parents and friends ceived liere Monday jiuuu.v evening 1 S-passenger, $625.

Runabout, 67g. EDWARD RUDOLPH 308-310 E. Adams St Agent tor Maricopa county agent for Firestone Tires 229 E. Adams Street W. A.

Carr Motor Company CASE Gollings Vehicle FRANKLIN Ford Motor Cars CADILLAC Motor Supply Co. 310-317 North Central Ave. Overland Car Reo Motor Trucks Wesley A. Hill Western Rubber Works VULCANIZING Williams Rubber Phone 1243. HUDSON, MIGHTY AND REO Successors Repairing, 108-110 North 2 Models 30 CHARLES Phoenix THH EASIEST GEO.

Corner Expert Over. Garage Tires Cadillac Service Man caution you against using hil'pn It, .1 GOODRICH TIRES MONOGRAM EXPERT VULCANIZING PHONE 1103 "i and Moore. Death wn to monia. CHA1MCFR FrlB CIDC i ii ieu in certain cirj- ordinance to burn brush and the like, on the public thoroughfare in" Tempe." says -ity Marshal M. C.

Browning. Tel The best car cn earth OVERLAND AUTO CO 686. 326-28-30 "NT nt! l-TON, 9850; 254-TON 92203, Phoenix. WALTER HILL CO, Ariz. Agen Second Ave, and Jefferson 8trwM ui nave inererrom.

it not only-is a powerful Tempe people done this. The mar- to the growth of the hair shall in his nffiijai iu guiuTjianu restoring gray natr to its asainst oosisiihie aim also to keep clenhness motto of the town, hands thi article out as a lit- PEOERAL TRUCK rREPAR8. 8UPPLIES. AUTO HIRE. 233-235 phoenixTawzona.

le ad vice to the offenders, for the the purpose of keeping the scalp in time being it will act as a warning. I first-class condition. It also makes but ultimately something, more than the hair easier to comb and arrange talk is liable to become of the mat-jm nlce form. I have a friend who i used it two months and during that R.r time it has not only stopped the John -t ROIVl DOUGLAS of his hair and wonderfuUy the increased Its growth, but it pracUc-mer r.n,rn sum- restored all of his hair to iu wfll-. fd tVenInS frm a tural color.

Ton can obtain the DmtlU at sredients for making this wonder- leavf- for lmOITOW mornInS he Iu, preparaUon from almost any he will 1 Wbere nrescripuon is as fol- ne will act in the role of superin- hows- aUTiaB Rum- 6 Menthol Crystals. Monda begmmng next drachm: jvou. de Composee'. 2 Rebuilt, Rebeaded, Retreated, and Repaired. Tubes Repaired.

Work Guaranteed. Phone 743. 20S N. Central Phoenix. Ariz.

Co. Goodyear No-Rlm-Cut Tires. Special motorcycle delivery to out-of-town breakdowns." Accessories and supplies. MOTORCYCLE Rk Like pR-man. The silent gray fellow.

PHOENIX CYCLE CO. 1 N. Cents MOTORCYCLES "Easy street is a nice street. But rer- street hL drawWVs? c.c.i auwi uas urawoacKS. -What's i.rT, t.

cutset: Seems to be too close to AiGmtv avenue." Harley-Davidson.