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Arizona republican., 1911-02-22
GLOBE SHR|hER HURT
IN AUTOMOBILE WRECK
CAR GOES THROUGH FENCE ON
TEMPE ROAD
Three Occupants uninjured but p. c.
Anderson is Pitched Out on
Head and Shoulders

/ A broken steering gear caused .
Dragon ear, driven by Dick Graeme
To go through a barbed wire fence OF
| the Tempe road. Just beyond the
asylum, about 3 o'clock last even
ing. +. c. Anderson, a Globe con
| fectioner who was on his way Ia
| Phoenix for the annual high jinks
OF the Mystic Shrine, sailed over
the front seat Of the Dragon, over
TIE hood and wheels and fell on his
head and shoulders in an alfalfa
| field, sustaining injuries believed to
| be serious.
At the time of the accident the
car was travelling at a rate of forty
miles an hour. That the machine
did not turn over and seriously in
| jure or kill all its occupants, is a
miracle.
With Tip Henderson and another
| Shriner whose name is not known,
Anderson left Globe at 8 o'clock yes
terday morning. The three were in
Henderson's Maxwell car.
AS the Maxwell was entering Mesa
during the afternoon. one wheel came
off and an axle was bent when its
end hit the ground According TO
the best information obtainable last
night. Henderson elected to stay in
Mesa until the machine could be re-
paired. Anderson and the third man
started on in an Ohio car
short distance the other side of
Tempe the Ohio car went dead An
derson and his companion went 10
the Redden ranch, Soon A. Z. Loes-
cher and Dick Graeme of the Stand
dard Auto company. Phoenix, hap
pened along in the Dragon. The
Globeites made arrangements to be
brought on To Phoenix i'm that ma
chine
One the Tempe road Graeme began
practicing for next years Los An
geles- Phoenix race. The Shrlners
were anxious to get to Phoenix with
out further delay and urged greater
speed.
Suddenly the steering gear broke
Loescher saw what had happened
and yelled To everyone to sit tight.
Graeme shut off the power and
broke both brakes trying to stop.
Deprived of all control. the ORA
gon swerved to the left. bumped over
an irrigation ditch and pushed IT'S
way through a barbed wire fence,
stopping Just inside the field.
When the front wheels hit the
ditch they were both broken and the
machine received a terrible jar. This
lar had the effect of elevating An
derson. who was sitting in the tonnau.
into the air and of propelling him
forward. The car stopped but An
derson kept on going.
Graeme, Loescher and the other
shriner braced themselves and kept
their seats with difficulty. Ihey
were not injured except for the jar.
Anderson writhed in the alfal1a.
moaning that he was sick. He nlu
not lose consciousness. His neck
Arizona republican., 1911-02-22
.SUBDIWD|NG NEW
CITY PROPERTIES
Office of the City Engineer Is a Busy
Institution.

.. \. Turney. City engineer. gave
out report yesterday of the work
which has been done by his office
during the last thirty days. and also
gave out some figures Of the build
ings now under construction on the
newly opened properties which would
indicate an extraordinary activity in
the real estate interests of Phoenix.
During the month he has staked
out Lyon Hurst, subdivision in the
Christy Acres. owned by Park and
/ Noble. on which property eight houses
are under way. and several nearing
completion.
A block in Syndicate Place was
subdivided and cut up into building
lots. This land = the property of
John Rydeberg.
MIR Turney says the buildings are
| going up very fast in Germania. and
that last week he completed another
| subdivision in that property which
will be known as the Kreutzer Place.
/ on which several houses are already
going IN. II is interesting To note
that the one hundred and twenty
acres composing this tract Were
| staked out two years ago TO be sold
in five acre lots, but the demand for
fifty foot lots has since been. 50
! heavy in this locality that of the origi-
nal five acre tracts there are now
only two which are not subdivided
Last week block corners were set
out for the north forty acres of KeI-
ilworth Place. work which the owners,
Hartranft. Tweed K Co. did not
expect to have done for several
years, but the extension of the car
line through the tract made il posi-
BILE to carry out these plans without
any delay.
OF the half section owned by ".
d. Filwiler. situated four miles north
Of the fair grounds on the Glendale
line. eighty acres are being cut up in
to small suburban tracts. and it is
the intention of the owner to sub
divide the remaining eighty i'm the
near future
Last Monday the cutting MP of the
willows addition. which lies one mile
west of the capitol was completed.
This land is the property of c. ID.
Messner. and has been divided into
fifty foot lois. and small tracts " tx"
and one half acres.
Inc OIIlcs mas NOT SDtltfi'tV' rs
V ork by any means. and has enough
business mapped OUT Ia keep Mr..
Turrey ana his ASST .t1=iS busy Tor
some ti,ie to come. IN few days
? s;Il.a:N son viii ne rlaJs ~ III
p. rnelc. Place. which les insi" l."
city limits OF Mesa. n property which
belong to Frank Pomeroy. The en-
tire property is being cut up INTO
building lots and several houses are
being constructed.
Orders for two and one-half miles
of sidewalk have been PLACED curing
the hast month, all of which viii he
laid within the city limits. The city
engineers office alS) has orders Tor
subdividing six hundred and forty
acres of land into small tracts. STU
pted lust outside tn city limits
Arizona republican., 1911-02-22
OF LOCAL INTEREST

LIBRARY cLOSED-The Carnegie
library will be closed today on ac-
count OF the holiday.
HOLIDAY HOURS-Sunday hours
will be observed at the pOstOffice TO-
day on account of the holiday.
HERE TO STAT-Mr. and Mrs.
G. n. Taylor are here from Globe and
expect to make Phoenix their home
permanently. Mr.. Taylor has own
"a little home on East Van Buren,
street for some time that they eN-
pect To occupy Mr.. Taylor was TO-
merry acting secretary of the board
of trade but left here for Prescott.
lster going to Globe where until re-
Gently ne was employed by the ella
Valley. Globe * Northern railway.
The altitude did not agree with Mrs.
Taylor so they returned TO Phoenix.
W. 7. BARR HERE-W. T. Barr.
who has been absent from Phoenix
for a long time. is here again for IA
bries stay He has been engaged in
the insurance Lus mess in oregon and
other northern states and is now also
interested somewhat i'm a land and
irrigation project in Walker valley.
Oregon
Arizona republican., 1911-02-22

and shoulders were badly bruised and
il was feared that bones had been
broken.
Graeme hurried To the ranch OF
Fred TAFT. which is near the place
where the accident occurred. and
borrowed his DurOcar. AS quickly
as possible he brought Anderson 10
the city, taking him first To the Ford
hotel.
At that point Anderson and his
friend dropped out of sight. IL is
understood that they found the Ford
filled and hurried to another hotel.
Several ShrinerS were out looking
for them later in the evening but NJ
a late hour they had not been To-
Gated. The seriousness of Ander-
sons injuries is therefore unknown.
The DurOcar which brought the
Globe ShrinerS on the last two or
three miles of their trip was the
fourth they used in getting to Phoe-
nix
Arizona republican., 1911-02-22
FRIENDS ASSEMBLED
AS SPECIAL GUESTS
annual Complimentary PROGRAM o,
Wonnan's Club Of Phoenix.

The Woman's club of Pboenix aao
ed one more To it's long line 20 $50
cesses last evening in its entertain.
ineh' gwen as compliment to the
cIub husbands and To the teachers
ana Officers of the Phoenix nuhlic
schools. This is another of the cIuh,s
annual calendar events. of which
there are several that have now come
10 be looked forward to with exnec-
tatiOn
Inc occasion was sort of a sne-
cial regular meeting. Tuesday is tho
regular weekly meeting day. but on
lhls occasion IL was postponed until
evening, Tor obvious reasons. and was
held IN the Arizona School of Music
auditorium, a most convenient Mace
Tor such gatherings There was =
large attendance of the club members
'helr personal guests and the special
guests heretofore spoken of, and the
evening was not only an enjoyable
one. but the program was instric-
tive.
The first number was a Pawnee
squaw dance. executed in costume by
the Pawnee Indian pupils of the
Phoenix Indian school.
The next number was group of
Indian melodies by Miss Fannie Peck.
the native songs having been har-
monized by Arthur Farwell The
numbers included. THE Mothers
Vow. Song of the Deathless Voice"
and Navajo War Dance"
The longest feature of the evening
ana one that was most Instructive
was lecture by Miss Sharlot Hall
Arizona historian. The title of il was
'Glimpses of Unknown Arizona" and
II was Illustrated by large number
of lantern slides. The speaker first
invited the attention of her audience
TO the ruins OF the old city of La
Paz, the earliest mining town in Ari-
iona. or at least in western Arizona.
and at one time tie gateway to the
territory from the west Ii stood not
far from the Colorado river. and not
a great distance from the Ehrenberg
crossing. II is one of the most in
teresting of Arizona's historic spots.
for il was at one time city of sew
eral thousand inhabitants. being to-
day hut collection of crumbling
adobe walls. From there Miss Hall.
by word and picture, conducted her
Arizona republican., 1911-02-22
CHARGES FOR BOWLING,
BILLIARDS AND POOL
They Will Be Low at Y. M. c. A. Build
ing and no Other Charges
Will Be Made.

II will cost members 2l2 cents cue
to play pool or billiards AT the y. NJ {
A. building There will be no charge
for locker or for anything else except
bowling.
Reports have been in circulation that
members would be charged for about
every privilege or opportunity 1or
amusement offered by the building. one
OF the reports was that rental Of
dollar a year would be charged for
lockers.
In order to set at rest all these
rumors. which had absolutely no
foundation in fact, the board Of direct
ors met yesterday morning and resolved
that no charge should be made the
members for anything except the use
Arizona republican., 1911-02-22
KILL EVERY ONE
National Crusade Against Dandruff
Germs Now Being Waeed in America


The dandruff germ is the greatest
American pest of today, declares one
of the worlds greatest scientists and
students of diseases of the hair.
In a recent interview he said. If the
germs of the dandruff are not soon an
initiated. the United states will some
day be known as the hairless nation.
The Americans must wage a relentless
war of determination at once. and ! am
going to help them.
MY receipt for killing dandruff
germs. well known as Partisan Sage, is
now being manufactured in the United
States"
There is only one way to cure dan
druff. and that is to kill the dandruff
germs.
There is only one preparation that
will kill the germs. and that is Partisan
Sage.
Partisan Sage is now manufactured
in Buffalo, y. Y. by the Giroux Mfg
Co. and agencies have been established
i'm every town i'm America.
You take no risk i'm buying a bottle
of Partisan Sage, A l.. Boehmer is the
agent in this city. and he will guar
antee Partisan Sage to cure dandruff.
stop falling hair. remove all diseases of
the scalp or money back.
Partisan Sage is the most marvellous
hair dressing and tonic; it makes the
hair beautiful. soft and luxuriant in
one week. II causes hair to grow if
the hair root is not altogether dead.
The price is only so cents a large bot
tie at A. L. BEGINNERS. or direct by
express. charges prepaid. from Giroux
Mfg. Co. Buffalo. y. Y. The girl with
the Auburn hair is on every bottle.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-22
A RABBIT HUNT;
GAME WAS HUMAN
Wife In Her Excitement Shot and
Killed Husband.

Cotton. Cal. Feb 21.-LeRoy
Wampler received a mortal wound
from gun in the hands % his WIFE.
lmogene, while the two were hunt
ing rabbits today in a grove near
their home on Terrace avenue
They We're in exciting pursuit Of
wounded one. the husband lead
ing when the wife's gun was dis
charged accidently and its contents
entered his back. As he fell he called
to her that she had shot him. and a
few minutes afterward. died in her
arms
The heart-rending cries Of the he
reaved woman caused two men at
work nearby to hurry To the scene of
the tragedy. They summoned assfs-
lance 10 the aid Of the frantic wo-
man There is fear that she may
lose her reason. Husband and wife
We're young and apparently devoted 10
each other.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-22
ACelebrityA Ar
riyeS Here
PROF. J. FRANCIS BRENNAN,
The Worlds Most Celebrated Palnnist.
Astroloeer and clairvoyant,

Has arrived in this city and has opened
offices in tire Wharton House. 90 North
Center street, over Pinney & Robinson's
gun store, Suite /. where he can BE-
consulted on all the affairs of life Prof
Brennan has no equal in his profession
He stands alone, the prince OF clair
voyants. and is recognized by the press
ana public as the greatest master OF
the science OF palmistry and astrology
the world has ever produced.
He guarantees to reveal every in
cident of your life. tell when, whom
and where you will marry; tell Just
what YOU are fitted for and how 10
obtain money you are in need of
The happiness of your future life
may depend upon the right solution
and proper advice. The professor
makes no mistakes. and al ais predic-
lions are true. and he may be re-
lied upon. You may wish TO know if
IL is advisable 10 make a change in
business. in love and in marriage.
WHOM SHALL l MARRY? HOW
OFTEN SHALL / MARRY? SHALL
/ EVER BE DIVORCED? DOES
ANOTHER SHARE THE LOVE
THAT RIGHTFULLY BELONGS TO
ME? IF so. WHO? is MY DIS
EASE DURABLE? WHEN SHALL 1
LEAVE HERE? AM LIABLE TO
ACCIDENT? SHOULD INVEST
MY MONEY? IN WHAT SHALL l
INVEST? HAVE I ANY ENEMIES?
CAN l TRUST MY FRIENDS? IN
WHAT TOWN OR STATE WOULD
/ BE MOST SUCCESSFUL? HOW
CAN l SELL PROPERTY? HOW
CAN / HAVE GOOD LUCK? HOW
CAN / SUCCEED IN BUSINESS?
HOW CAN ] MAKE MY HOME
HAPPY? WHERE AND WHEN CAN
| GET A GOOD POSITION?
The professor tells all these things
and many more. He is ever ready to
help those with small capital to find
a quick and sure investment II your
business is unsuccessful. il youl
health is not good. or if you are in
trouble of any kind, you should see
this truly gifted medium at once. He
has helped thousands on the road to
success. and he can and viii help
you.
Office hours. 10 a. m to p. m.
Sunday. ! To p. m. Lady i'm atten-
dance. The reception rooms. located
just at the head of the stairs, are so
arranged that you meet no strangers
Perfect satisfaction by mail. Send
81. day and date of birth. for mail
reading.
All diseases diagnosed astronom-
ically and clairvoyantly. Come all
YOU sick people and | will tell Won
exactly what sickness you have. and
will also tell you where and when
You can be cured
Arizona republican., 1911-02-22
GETTING WORSE
AND WORSE
Letter From Mrs. Rogers, at PAGES
Mills; Describing Serious Situa-
ton and Final Relief.

Pages Mills. S. CT was 81 weak.
says Mrs. Fannie Rogers in a letter
from this place. that ! could scarce
ly do anything. without getting so
nervous would have to lie down and
rest. / hurt all over. The pain in NV
back and shoulders and awful drawing
pains. made me think death was near.
kept getting worse and worse.
i was taken to the doctor. but he
only gave me temporary relief When
discontinued his treatment. | was
worse than before began. At last. nv
husband bought me some Cardui. 1t
gave me relief as soon as | took il
Now | feel good. Cardui is worth lis
weight in gold"
Weakness and misery. are signs that
you need tonic. Pains OF any kind
especially backache or pain i'm the side.
are generally signs of womanlv troubIe
Cardni. the woman's tonic. has prov
en- especially beneficial in such cases
whether the pains were caused from
overwork. or by general womanlv weak
ness. 1t builds up the womanlv consti-
tuition and restores the lost nervous
energy.
During the past 80 years. Cardui has
heiped thousands of weak women
Please try it. for your ailments.
y. B.-Write to: Ladies' Advisor,,
Dept. Chattanooga Medicine 90 chat.
tanooga. Tenn. for Special Instructions
ana o4-page book. Home Treatment
request. i
Arizona republican., 1911-02-22
AUSTRIAN PETROLEUM.
Rival Companies Agree and Price
Goes Up.

Vienna. Feb. 21.-NegOtiatiOns be-
tween the petroleum refining cOmp2
MES have resulted in an agreement
covering the whole dual monarchy
The immediate effect was sharp
rise i'm the market price of Sc per
ton today
Arizona republican., 1911-02-22
GoTcH TURNED THE TRICK.

Willimatic. Conn. Feb. 21.-In a
wrestling match here tonight Frank
Gotch threw Frank McGorath in
twenty-five minutes and otto Reiger
In eleven minutes. GOtch had agreed
TO throw both men in an hour.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-22
A policy Of Absolute
TYo,+hc

A policy of Absolute
Truths.
We h a d honesty
spanked into us at the
Cherry tree age-with
a Cherry tree switch.
We never misrepre-
sent.
1t would not pay us
| because we want to see
YOU in our store more
than once.
We want your conf
| dence.
We want your good
will.
We want your bust
ness;
Good goods at a fair
price.
A little more than a
dollars worth for ev-
cry dollar YOU spend in
our stOre-and at that
we make a fair profit.
You'll find every
$500 suit of clothes
you buy in this store
the best $500 suit You
ever wore, or your
money back.
Shape-retaining suits
based on cuStOmef-fe-
tanning prices.
e5tz<MlnYe
~ ND 81
x xS sS NMzDMNn
Arizona republican., 1911-02-22

He writes: Il am 81 years old and
have suffered p great deal with indi-
gestion and kidney trouble. These
troubles were entirely overcome by
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. Ii also
induces sleep. | find Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey far superior to all
else, and while | am greatly opposed
to taking spirits as thousands do. /
will always use Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey, be benefited and attain
clear conscience by taking it As 4
medicine as prescribed" d. F. Sibert,
Scotland Archer ca Terns
Arizona republican., 1911-02-22

BE SURE TO CLIP THE HOUSE
HOLD PREMIUM COUPON ON
PAGE 9.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-22
RestfuI Sleep Restored

"Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is far SUE
Perior to all else as a strengthened and
health builder for the aged, weak and
sickly," says Mr.. d. F. Sibert, 81 years
of age but hale and hearty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-26
CORPORATIONS APPEAL
Gas Companies Claim Property Az.
sessed Too High by Board Of
Public Works.

Appeals from the assessment OF the
Board Of Public Works were nled In
the Circuit Court Yesterday by the
Tri-State Gas Company. the Wheeling
Natural Gas Company n the Manu-.
facturers' Gas Company. The Tri.
State company claims a true n &C.
tual value Of ~S44.6g96i. with an as
sessment ~ s21s .7gS: the Wheeling
Natural Gas Company claims q true
and actual value Of S63.t5O. with an
assessment 81 Si43.6O3. and the Manu-
lecturers company a true and actual
value Of S~26.4S226. while the assess.
ment h. for $4,000. Russell a Rus.
sell are the attorneys for the plain.
tits.
An appeal from Justice Railey's
court was filed In the case 81 Edison
Murphy through his next friend. Syl.
vester Murphy. W. Mrs. r. Mcneil
Judgment was given In the Justice 3
court FOR flO55 IN favor Of the plain.
I'M u II claimed that the wages OF
the plaintiff we're attached when nc
did not the alleged debt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-26
AWARD CONTRACT
Wheeling NH be oeeked IN Gala
ATTIRE o the Gig Knights
Pythias ConciaVe.

Tho contract for all decorating for
Inc X Of T.. convention has been So
cured by Mr.. a. " HelfriCh and o.
Walter Woods representing the A.. r.
Rioux co. The city will BE- decorated
more deliberately than ever before
Twonty-O blocks starting ~ Tenth
street and ending ~ Twenty-eighth
street Will be decorated Al business
houses ln this city are urged 10 make
q hne showing during tho week Of
August ifth. ~ thousands 81 visitors
are expected here AZ hat time
u IN The desire Of the Huslness
Mems Association 10 have aI mem
bers decorate as sOon ~ possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-26
out.th..Piks erisfs.

Mrs. ". e.. Uirich. Jr. has as her
guests for n week at her home In
Woodsale her sisters. Misses Elizabeth
and Kathryne Mcars.
Miss Maud Kirk % Fulton. left
Yesterday for "a week. visit With
friends IN Claysyille rs.
Mrs. Alice Miller and John Thesis
81 Olcnwood. left Monday FOR Philippi.
W Va. where they VIII visit Mrs. j.
Miller. formerly 81 Gienwood.
Tho little HID ~ Mr. and Mrs. W.
Cole Is very so At the family home In
GreGgsviiie.
Miss Alice croker 81 Hcaton. W. Va.
h. visiting Mrs. Busk 81 E~dEington
Lane
Henry Stewart IL confined 20 his
home in fulton b. n severe illness.
Mss Gertrude Deearmo ~ Glen
wood. is suffering from n severe cut
on her arm. sustained Monday morn
Ing while cleaning n window.
Mr.. and Mrs y Y. Camhell ~ Edg-
wood. are the proud parents ~ n son
which made its appearance IN their
home Monday.
George Vierheliar is recovering from
re- recent lines at bis home in Glen
wood
The barber shops In The Out-thc-
Pike district VIII close % % n m. on
Thursday and vii remain closed the
remainder ~ the day on ccoun ~ the
Rarbsrsr picnic which will be held a.
Wheeling park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-26
wheeling MANS
own TESTIMONY
TELLS OF ASTONISHING WORK
OF NEW MEDICINE.
"'Tona Vita Has Built Ne Up in
Every Way and Believe u Best
Tonic Ever Sold" He Says.

Il have been a sufferer from indi.
| gestion and stomach trouble for some
time past" said Mr.. George House
who resides at Boggs Run, this city.
Their were times when I could eat
nothing but liquid foods" continued
he. and even this would cause mis-
lery almost beyond endurance. I had
sour stomach. bad taste in the mouth,
especially in he mornings. I suf-
fered from extreme spells Of dizzin-
ness and sleep gave me no benefit.
would awaken In the morning Just
as tired and n as when / re-
tired at night. and frequently I felt
II was impossible to do my work. I
was very nervous. had bad headaches
and frequently constipated. In fact !
was very badly run down.
Il had tried several kinds OF medi-
cine and had about lost hope. when /
heard about iona Vita This new
medicine seems to soothe my stomach
system. II has built me up in every
way. i believe it is the best medicine
ever sold In Wheeling"
Mr.. House was a pronounced Ease
or nervous debility. which is likely
TO be found existing in any Wheeling
family" said one OF the specialists
sent here TO introduce "Tona Vita"
Monday evening. Half the people
OF Wheeling find life a burden and
have little real happiness as a result
OF this modern malady.' continued
this specialist.
such people. and there are lots
OF them. lave uncertain ~appetites.
poor digestion, uneasy sleep. little
ambition. and they feel too tired for
the simplest work most OF the time.
They suffer with timidity have no in
itiatve. are droopy. and haven't
enough good rich blood In their veins
TO make them capable or self-reliant.
Ihere nerves are pitched to such a
nigh tension that they imagine them.
selves afflicted with various diseases
at different times. The real trouble
with them is debility. produced by
the strain OF the modern city life they
are forced to lead. There rs little
OF this ailment among people OF
the country. the freedom of which
permits them to observe nature's
limitation.
iona Vita will positively remove
this distressing condition. IL II
rails to prove satisfactory. it costs
nothing as the medicine must do the
work or we don't want the money
for it,"
The Specialists are at the Chas. r.
Goetz d company's store for a limited
time only. They will meet the public
from 3 a. m. 10 s p. m. and explain
the nature OF their new preparation.
The terrible fatigue and spirit OF
lassitude. supedinduced by the ex-
~traordinary hot weather we are hay.
Ing these days debilitates thousands.
'Tona Vita" viii surely buiid one I'D
in such shape that he can stand the
effects OF these hot days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-26
&9@G6
Cloves

Our stock of Gloves is
the largest and most Sc
lect line in the city. 1t
embraces exclusive and
all popular brands "a
class that can be sold with
a guarantee of perfect
satisfaction to the pur-
chaser. We are prepared
to meet the demands on
White, Tan and Colored
Silk Gloves, which are
scarce at the present time.
Consult the Depart
ment and get the proper
thing for this season.