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Arizona republican., 1912-07-31
STANDARD OF PACIFIC.
The Stock of the Oil Company to Be
 Doubled
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SAN FRANCISCO, July 3O.-The capital stock of the Standard Oil com pany of California was increased from twenty-five million to fifty million at d special meeting of the stockholders today.
 The proceeds of the sale of the new stock will be used for liquidating the present indebtedness of the company to the Standard oil company of New Jersey about $12,00O0OO
Arizona republican., 1912-07-31
STRUCK BY FALLING TREE.
Young Girl of Roswell, N. M., Killed
 In Automobile.
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ROSWELL, N M, July 30-Lor- enza Whteman, aged 13, daughter of Fire Chief Whiteman, was instantly killed, two fatally injured and three others seriously hurt this evening in an automobile accident just east of Roswell. A tree fell across the road and struck the girl. breaking her neck. Her father was seriously in- jured. st.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-31
SPANISH SHOOTER
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BAYONNE, July 30.-The champion ship of the world in the military rifle has been won by Captain Castro. of Spain, in the international tournament now in progress here Captain F. W Eddy, of the Ohio team, was third.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-31
DELAYED IN FORMATION.
The Gathering of the FederaIs for
 Battle.

LAS VARAS Sonora, July 30.-l
 (By Courier to Douglas, Ariz.)-Suf-
 fering hardships akin to those of
 Napoleon and his soldiers in crossing
 the Alps, the Mexican federal column of General Sanjines has crossed the
 Sierra Madres, the Mexican Alps, and
 is now within fifty miles of Casas
 Crandes. the rebel capital. The main
 column is now at Las Varas, while General Blanco, with 800 federals, is
 at Ojitos, twenty miles away. All the federals that could be mus tered in northern Sonora are now here, ready to march to Ojitos for mobilization, then to advance to Casas Grandes.
 The rebels several hundred strong, with cannon and rapid fire guns, left Casas Grandes on Saturday for Oji- tos, having heard that General Blanco
 was there It seems probable that battle may have been fought. General Blanco is said to have had only 500 men, while the rebels num- bered 2000. Messengers said that Blanco's forces were driven back to- ward the Sonora state line to join General Sanjines, who is advancing with the main body of federals. Par ticulars of the battle are lacking, the couriers leaving before an or
 ganized investigation of the losses was made.
 The fighting continued through yesterday, the federals retreating un- der cover of night.
 It was reported to the rebel leaders
 today that the main force of federals moving from the south had reached Temosachic, thirty miles south of Madeira The federals are reported to number 2000 seasoned regulars, led by Generals Rabago and Telles. As the rebel garrison at Madeira
 numbers more than that, and as this town is practically evacuated by the movement against Blanco, it is prob
 able that the federals will enter this
 district without an engagement. Eight hundred rebels are operating along the national railway between Juarez and Gallejo, opposite this point The Juarez garrison has been strengthened to 800 by the movement of troops from here yesterday. When
 the army led by Sanjines crosses the Chihuahua line the federal troops will outnumber largely the rebels in Chihuahua.
 THE CITY HEARS OF TT. MEXICO CITY, July 30.-A battle | between the federals and rebels has been raging three days and is still in l progress forty-five miles from here, | according to meagre reports Details are lacking but the federals loss has l been reported variously from fifty to
 several times that number. A report
 that an attempt by the rebels to cut
 through the federal lines and march
 upon this city could not be confirmed ] tonight.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-31
WEATHER TODAY.
IAssOCIATED PRESS DIsPA

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH ARIZONA-FIair west. local showers east portion Wednesday and Thurs day
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22
CONDITION IF
 RELIEF MINE
Small Amount of Work Will Increase it's Value Many Fold and Pending Its Accomplishment, Of
 fers to Buy Are Rejected.

Mention was made few days ago of the arrival here of Schuyler $. Moore. vice president and treasurer of the Relief Gold Mining Go, who is now settled with his family at 36l North Second avenue. The operating headquarters of the company are now to be in Phoenix. in close touch with the property, which is situated in the foothills a few miles north of Glendale. MT Moore is very anxious 10 put the property on better basis and to interest the small amount of capital he believes will be required for that purpose He has been at the mine for few days in company with the superintendent, George Ham lin. and when seen last evening was very enthusiastic over the prospects for it's easy conversion into a pro- ducing property. By that it should not be understood that it has never been a producer. for it has. The only trouble was that the plant was too small and the water supply too limited for profitable operation un- der old conditions. Asked to say something about the present condition of the mine, MT. Moore spoke as fol- lows:
 Il had never seen the drift on the
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22

400-foot level and was very much gratified at the work done. in that level. not only as to the volume and values of the ore exposed. but also to the fact that the face of the drift showed good indication of increasing the water supply. perhaps sufficient, with further development together with the flow now of 1000 gallons Der day in the 500-foot level, to supply all the water needed for the company's present milling capacity This will be glorious news for the stockholders in the company and the indications. with more develop mcnt work done. are. as said before good for just such results.
 The veins on all the levels in the mine run transverse with the incline shalt. which necessitates a good deal of dead work being done before the vein proper is reached. The drift "n the 40O-foot level. besides numerous crosscuts. is 324 feet long. Sixty feet of this work is in the vein, which IS from feet to 13 feet wide, aver aging at least l0 feet wide all the
 way. with about r feet of fine ore in the face or breast of the drift Tine ore blocked out in sight above the 30O-foOt level is 50.000 tons. val led at S3o0. .0000 By drifting 200 feet farther in the vein on the 40O- foot level the company believes t will expose at least 300.000 tons of S or S6 ore above the 40O-foot level The mine then should be worth al least s1.500 900. while the capit lliZa- ton of the company is only S4oo.oOo This mine has been well sampled About $500 tons of ore has been mined and treated, from which the saving by amalgamation was about S55.OO0. averaginG a saving oi anoul s65O per ton. The ore is absolutely free milling and can be mined ana treated with d 100-ton plant for con siderably less than 8 per ton. There are no other values in the ore eN- cent gold. The value of the bullion averaged $20 per ounce. This IS eA- ceedingIy fine. as the United States hints pay $2O.61 per ounce for bull lion 1000 fine.
 Numerous propositions have been received for the purchase or thls mine. all having, however. been re- iected. To sell the mine now would be on a basis of 5O,000 tons of ore in sight; while. as said before the management believes zoo feet more development work in the 4OO-foot level will show 30O.OO0 tons of ore above that level, and at the same time develop all the water needed for the present
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22

obscuritv that the public knows. anu can know. but little as to their duties and the way they perform them.
 The people have nothing whatever to fear from giving any public ser want power so long as they retaih their own power to hold him account able for his use of the power they nave delegated to him. You must geI best service where you elect only a few men. and where each man has his definite duties and responsibilities and is obliged to work in the open so that tha people know who he is and what he is doing and have the information that will enable them to hold nom to account for his stewardship.
 "I believe in providing for direct nominations by the people, including therein direct preferential primary features for the election of delegates to the national nominating conven- tions. | believe in the election oi United states senators by direct voc I believe in the referendum. which should be used not to destroy repre- sentative government but to correst 1t whenever is becomes misrepresenta- tive
 .T believe that the initiative and referendum should be used. not as substitutes for representative govern ment. but as methods of making such government really representative. Ac- ton by the initiative or referendum ought not to be the normal way oi legislation
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22
YOUNG BRIDE
 LEFT BEHIND
Husband Went to Prescott and Mailed Good bye
 Letter.
CONTEST MANAGER
 HAS BAD HISTORY

Mrs Grace Weinberg, d bride of five months. asked the police to look for her husband. Mark Weinberg, yesterday. She says he has deserted her and that the last she heard of him was when he left Prescott early yesterday afternoon.
 Weinberg has conducted newspa- per subscription contests throughout the southwest and did not leave the best reputation behind him in some of the towns which he worked. He has been at Tucson twice managing the affairs. and closed one in Doug las Saturday
 Tuesday Weinberg and his wife ar rived in Phoenix and stopped at the Adams. He left for Prescott in the evening, telling his wife that he was going to look the town over and would wire her to come on the next day. No wire came; instead, came a letter telling the young woman that they would be better apart
 Mrs. Weinberg at once telephoned Prescott, found that her husband had stayed over night and gone north on the afternoon train.
 The police say they were willing to assist. but after considering 1t, the young woman did not wish to push the case. She left for the coast last night, and says she will make no attempt to get her husband back.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22
of account. and the hearing

of account. and the hearing of uctition for distribution.
 Notice is hereby given that T. W. Hine the eXecutor of the last Will and testament of Curtis O. Morgan deceased. has rendered and present ed for settlement, and filed in said court. his final account of his ad- ministration Of said estate, together with his petition for distribution; and that Friday. the 23rd day ot February. 1912. at 10 o'clock a. m-' a: the court room of said court. al the court house in the city of Phoe- nix. in said Maricopa county, mas been duly appointed by the sald court. for the settlement of said ac- count and the hearing of said pc tition for distribution. at which tune and place any person interested in s-lid estate may appear and file ms exceptions in writing to the said account and to said petition and contest the same.
 Dated February 10th. 1912.
 CARL CLARK. Cerk-
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22

son thinks clearly and talks straight to the point. The subject of the ad- dress was the Purpose of Education"
 The final end of study is not to gather an array of facts. though facts are the indispensable machinery of thought. The supreme good is the ability to think straight. the penetra- ton to see the real structure through the false work. If education gives such power as this to a man it has achieved it's object. Neither the phy scal giant the intellectual pedant, nor the moral prig can hay" any such power; it is only the fully educated man. the man of strength, mental, moral and physical, who sees things as they are.
 The fully developed man is the pro duct Of education. He understands relative values and puts first things first" He can strengthen his own weak points and win in spite of op- position In him education has full filled it's purpose.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22

counting a new cycle of monhs Jan uary first-with the other civilized nations of the world.
 Mayor Dick and his cohorts are making grand preparations for the event. It will be especially rackety this year because it is the last. Two policemen will be detailed 70 keep traffic away from Chinatown during the excitement so that there will be no danger from runawaYs. Several hundred dollars worth of powder in various forms will go up in smoke for the amusement and edifcatiOn of the big crowd that is sure to gather.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, |. $. Land office at Phoenix, Arizona FebruNcy F. 1912.
 Notice is hereby given that Ken meth D. Hellwarth, of Phoenix, Arlz-' who. on May 19 1908, made Home stead entity. No, O4S5o, for 12St- 4, E1RNEA. Section r. Township \ Range ? E. G X s R Meridian. has filed notice of intention to make Final conmutation Proof, to estab- fish claim. to the land above de- scrfbed. before Register and Receiver U. s. Land Office, at Phoenix, Arl- 70 na. on the 18th day of March l9lZ' Claimant names as witnesses: George w Walters. of Peoria, Arlz. Frank T. Gilbert, of Glendale, Ariz- Guy Vernon. of Phoenix. Ariz Levi Young, of Phoenix. Arlz-
 FIR RANK H. PARKER.
 Register.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22
PLAN PAVING
 DISCUSSION
About Everyone Connected Will Get in on This
 Argument.
FRIDAYS SESSION
 MEANS PROGRESS

All Fh0enix-so to Speak-Will roll up it's sleeves-as it were-and tackle this pesky paving problem once more. Friday evening at 1:30 is the time. It will be a scrap to the finish, and after the meeting stands adjourned the various committees and factions will at least understand one another and the situation.
 The meeting of the committee yes terday brought out nothing new eN- cept the plans for Fridays gather ing. Both citizens committees, the paving commiss.on. the city enGi- neer, the paving inspector, the rep resentative of the Barber Asphalt company and others who may have vital interests in the question will be asked to attend
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22
TYPICAL HOME OF SOUTHWEST

A bungalow. and there are many such being erected in Phoenix at the present time and they will all have to be furnished Suppose before you buy you investigate the claims or the Rarrows-FOosEee company, the blS furniture house at 335 w Washing ton street that was recently opened. The members of this firm have rcputations to establish and will as suredly give your work their closest personal attention and their prices are right.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22
TUCSON SUFFERS FIRE LOSS.

week burning out the plant of the Tucson Printing and Publishing com pany. Amongst other companies in- suring it was the Arizona Fire In surance company, and within twelve hours after the fire it's adjuster was on the ground handling the matter before the other companies had de cided what action to take. Prompt ness such as this puts our home company away ahead of outsiders.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22
( ~ ~ CURES $.S.S. CHRONIC ULCERS

unhealthy and o the
 
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  blood and S. & will thoroughly purify the blood Book on Sores and Ulcers any medical advice all who
 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA, GA.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22
A PIECE OF INFORMATION.

To some people at least is the fact that the long. gray moss that hangs like the beard of venerable man. from the trees in the swamps of Florida. contains a center like a dark brown horse hair. The outer coat ing of gray is stripped away and the hair like center used in the man. ufacure of mattresses. II. C. Ed wards. corner Second and Adams streets sells either the real hair or moss mattresses
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22
CREAT OAKS

In massive grandeur stand. in the mighty forests of our native land. but the quaintest place to find acOrns is on ones door knob The new bronze furnishings made especially for the bungalow type of home has the door plates and fittings made to represent the bark of the oak witt the twisted limb of a sapling for the handle Buy yours of Talbot & Hubbard At the sign of the dog"
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of The Vulcan oil X Gas company will be held at the of flee of Roy S Goodrich in the City of Phoenix. Arizona. on Monday March 4th, 1912 at ? o'clock P. NJ for the purpose of electing a board of directors for the ensuing year and the transacting of such other business as may properly come before the meeting.
 ADON N SMITH, Pres
 SIDNEY D. SMITH Sec. Dated, Hamilton. N. Y. February 5th. 1912
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22
IS YOUR CREDIT GOOD?

Why take the chance of losing your money by carrying your wages around in your jeans? Deposit 1t Tn the Valley Bank, pay your bills by check. keep your stubs for receipts and este blish a credit that will be valuable. some time when you need It. Did you ever stop to think that your money will not slip away so easily. a few cents here and a few cents there if you p;ty everything by check?
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22

D. H. Rorabaugh and wife to Paul M. PeirCe. deed to lot 1 ani part lot ?. block 40 Capitol addition.
 Capitol Realty Co tO Mont An1er son. deed to lots Al and 42 Capitol ad dition.
 V. F.. Messinger, trustee to A. w. Bennett. deed to lot l. block 2S Park addition, Glendale
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22

when older folk set that tired feel ing. and school children act like the ....... The same thing ails them all-they have a natural longing for more of Gods good out of doors and the thing for everybody who can't af- ford an auto. is to get one of the kew lot of bicycles at GriswOId's, 25-2. East Adams.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22
r ] J R TAKEN
 BY THE POLICE
Down Town Disorderly House Raided by Of
 ficers Tuesday Night.
POLICE MOVE TO
 CLEAN UP CITY

The police raided what they be- Iieved to be d disorderly house on West Washington street Tuesday night and arrested four women. who will be tried Friday afternoon.
 Iuasmuch as the existence of this house has been a matter of almost general Knowledge for the last sev- eral weeks. the raid occasioned no surprise to that select circle of young men who are well Vorscd in the ways of the city However. when handling matters of this sort, it IS essential that the police wait until they are certain of the ground Whereon they tread. At times, as in this case, 1t takes the officers long time to ac- quire knowledge that is carefully guarded by scores of citizens.
 Several men were found in the place, but. after taking their names the police let them go, as is usual in such cases.
 This is merely one of a series of steps that the officers are taking to rid the city of undesirable women.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22
II WILL NOT BE
 QUIET SUNDAY
Chinamen Will Celebrate Last of Their Traditional New Years Mayor Dick Plans a Big Time for
 Phoenix.

The last Chinese new-year- day celebration will be held in Phoenix Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. The custom. of countless generations IS passing with the passing Of the great .granddaddy of all empires and, here after, the Chinese will commence
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

As reported by the Arizona Ab- stract & Title Co, l3i West Washington Street.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22
BENSON TALKS
 ID STUDENTS
Clear Exposition of the Purpose of Education. Not the Mere Acquire ment of Information But Mental Discipline.

The address delivered at the hlsh school yesterday by Rev. Benson ol san Francisco was a real treat Tn the way of fine straightforward language
 and clear. forceful delivery. MT Ben
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22
TONIGHT.

LeBrun opera Co. presenting Mar tha and II Travatore. Elks Opera House. $2. $1.50, $1.00.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22

AUCTION-24 city lots Thursday. February 22nd. commencing 1:3O Terms $1O down. $10 month no restric- tions. 18th Ave. and Hadley St dd
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY OF MARICOPA, TER--
 RITORY OF ARIZONA.

In the matter of the estate of Curtis
 O. Morgan. deceased. Notice for publication of settlement
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22
SPRiNGTIME E

It is getting to he that time of the year wlSen "a young mans fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love-.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22
TONIGHT.

LeBrun opera Co, presenting Mar tha and II Travatore. Elks Opera House. $2. $1.50, $100.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22

A Los Angeles man drank carbolic acid. cut his throat and jumped from a sl<yyscraper. If a thing is worth doing it's worth doing well.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22
TONIGHT.

LeBrun opera CO. presenting Mar tha and Il TravatOre. Elks Opera House. B. $l.50, $l00
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22

AUCTION-24 city lots Thursday, February 22nd. commencing 1:30 Terms $IO down. $10 month no restric- tions. 18th Ave. and Hadley St. dd
Arizona republican., 1912-02-22
OUR MILLINERY

IT Wc may judge by the advance shipm expose at this store by far the prctties seen The styles are very becoming L
 and here Eou'll see what is correct for
 time you are down town. be sure an, section. We are sure youU be delighted
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1912-05-11
HOUSEHOLD RUTS.

The housekeeping rut that is deep
enough to engulf many an otherwise
successful household, is monotony in
menu making. The same old thing in
the same old way is repeated until
appetite is gone and one loses all in
terest in food. When the housekeeper
is mother. cook, nurse and general
manager. there is still greater need
to meet conditions with a trained
mind.
II the system has never been tried.
one can hardly realize what help to
make things run smooth. well organ
lied plans can be.
In a convenient place, on a door or
wall, place a tabulated list of dishes,
those which are liked by the family.
for example Under rice have list
of ten or a dozen ways that it may be
served as a vegetable, a dessert and
in combination with other foods. Pre-
pare these dishes In turn, and 1t will
not be necessary to inflict them often
er than once in five or six weeks. and
by that time they will have forgotten
the dish and it will seem like new.
This plan can be followed successful.
lily with all the foods. adding to the
list, as one surely will when you have
such chart before you for inspira-
ton.
Potatoes are a food that Is on our
table, often twice and many times
three times a day. Learn and serve a
new dish of potatoes each week, and
you will still have a hundred and fifty
new ways still to learn.
Meats are our most expensive foods,
and they may be pieced out in many
dishes making just as appetizing and
nourishing dishes at much less ex-
pense.
The addition of dumplings, vegeta-
bles and cereals to stews. broths, and
soups makes the meat flavor go fur.
Their and Sewers the cost
Economy does not mean spending as
little as possible. but getting the best
returns for money spent