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Arizona republican., 1912-08-04
GREAT ACTIVITY
 IN CHELSEA PLACE
How 1t IS Being Dotted With Hand
 some Residences.

This DesI4llxe addition which jumped into immediate favor at it's opening but few months ago. is a live scene now Craftsmen of every trade are busy either starting or putting the fin ishing touch to some beautiful home
 A E. Woodward the cement foreman of the Home Builders with large force of men expects to have all the cement walks and curbs finished this week Work will then begin on the handsome ornamental cement entranc- es. It iras definitely been deceded to
 install at the entrances, standard cleo tric lights in cluster form on each side of the streets
 The Pacific Gas X Electric Go. are waiting the arrival of a car load of gas pipes, when work will he begun at once in placing their mains throughout the addition. Work will also be start ed soon on the sewer which will be under the supervision of the city. The excavation for the foundation of MT J. M PhinipoWski house will be start ed MonGay MT. Phillipowsk is con- nected with the supreme court He is a newcomer to Phoenix and like Judge
 
 locality. thinks the Capital city a good place both for a home and an invest ment Frank Shedds house will be un- der roof hy the last of the week Bar nett Marks expects his plans to be completed this week. Plans are like wise being drawn for three very at tractive and unique homes for recent purchasers. The large lot adjoining the Rlount residence will be improved with a $15,0O0 home. Work will be begun early in the fall and when completed it will he one of the prettiest homes on the central Ave Boulevard. Henry George became the owner of two well placed lots. It is not his in tention to build, but rather to hold as he has duplicate confidence in the fu- ture of Chelsea Place.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-04
MUCH DOING
 IN REALTY
Building Activity Continues at a Rapid Rate; West Madison Street Near the Capitol, Enjoys Building Boom

This has been a remarkable summer
 in many ways The weather has been
 better than usual and business in
 many lines has been better than at
 the same season in previous years.
 This is especially true of the real
 estate business, according to F. j.
 Bennitt X Co, who since last report,
 have made q number of transactions
 in town property. For the past ten
 days. sales have been pretty we'll con-
 fined to houses and lots and there
 has not been a great deal of activity
 in country property. but the demand
 for city houses and lots appears to increase rather than diminish.
 The company reports the sale of
 the McKean property on Eighth
 street in Tempe, just opposite the
 Normal, to Mrs. R R. Stroud. who came here recently from Oregon. She will locate permanently in Tempe
 Geo. B. Wilcox. who lately purchas- ed one of the Capitol Realty Company houses at the corner of 17th and Mad ison. just south of the Capitol, also purchased through the Bennitt com pany, twenty five feet of ground ad- joining his place on the west, giving him now d frontage of 100 feet. Mad ison street, between 18th Avenue and 18th Avenue, has made remarkable strides within the past two months. Where short time ago there was | little but bare ground and sage brush. there is now a well improved street with trees and cement walks and l three modern houses completed. An other at the corner of Madison and 9th is underway, being built by Nealy 1 A Pennington. During the week just past on this same street F. w Grif l fen and Edna Wilson purchased a 1 hundred-foot frontage just beyond the Wilcox home and have let contracts for two modern bungalows. Work will be started on them at once and l they are to be completed by early fall. l foot lot and Miss Nellie M Morrill, is another who now owns fifty feet on | this street It's close proximity to the beautiful grounds of the Capitol, makes it an especially desirable loca- tion for home.
 The Bennitt office also reports the sale of the Louise Waldmann prop erty at the corner of Roosevelt and 1 10th streets to Geo c. Caldwell
 Building activity continues with the Bennitt Company at a rapid rate. The office is now supervising the con- struction of an even dozen houses, some for parties who have purchased lots and are having the houses built and others that will be placed on the market as soon as completed. Most of these are in Capitol Addition, though four fine houses are being built in the Evergreen section. One
 of these on a choice corner lot will
 be one of the most pretentious homes in that part of town, the cost of con- struction alone running over $5,000
Arizona republican., 1912-08-04
VOTE FUR THE ARIZONA WOMEN
Young Citizen Whose Name Heads Great Register, Is Strong for Equal Suf- frage; Their Wis h e s Alone Should Govern

Arizona women are entitled to the
 ballot more than the women of any other state is the unvarnished state
 ment of Lyle Abbott, who up to date
 has the distinction of having his
 name first on the great register
 But more important to young Abbott than having his name appear first. is the fact that it is there at all, for he has just reached that magic age
 tWenty-one and at the November
 election will cast his initial ballot for
 political equality and incidentally the
 straight republican ticket
 Tie youthful voter, who by the
 way is a newspaper man, bases his declaration that Arizona women are better fitted for the franchise than their sisters in other sections of the country because of the part they ihaA ed in the early history of the state.
 "A great many" he says. "are of :ba pioneer class whose influence did much for the upbuilding of the sta<c. Those who are left take a deep inter est in the civic advancement just as
 they did in organizing the schools and 1 town meetings of long ago The younger generation. the children and grand children of these pioneers, are 1 equally earnest and sincere and 1 1 believe when they have the ballot We will rave purer politics. Mans care lessness and inefficiency too often govern the selection of public officials and ihe framing of the laws"
 i MT Abbott has a rather unique idea of the way the question of woman s
Arizona republican., 1912-08-04
MUCH BUILDING
 IN PROGRESS NHW
Horne Builders in Charge of Several
 Handsome Residences.

The Home Builders report the build ing business as quite lively now. They have eight or ten houses in course of construction and have an architect working on plans for a number which have already been contracted for. One of which is the Lyman Peters house on Wiletta street just east of Central Ave. in Central Place, This house will cost $30O0.009. to build. Another house upon which work is now ready to start is that for the home of Mrs. Cruice be- tween 18th and 18th avenues on Mon roe street in Capitol addition.
 The RoN Mccarthy residence on W. Washington street west of the Capitol building ia fast nearing completion The Home builders are also just fin ishing work on the Keynes Business Block d Glendale.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-04
NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM.

A new real estate firm will shortly be opened at the former location Of Gass Brothers Annex, opposite the Valley Bank on Adams street. The men to embark in the new business are H. \ Hammels and J. G. Fields, both extensive land owners in the Buckeye country. The office is beau tifully fitted up and appearances in dicate that these men expect to de velop a permanent business. They are both widely known throughout the valley and have lived here over twenty years and are therefore quite well qualified to know the local situation.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-04
WISE ADDITION ACTIVITY.

The Arizona Auction & Development Co. report the sale of several more Wise. addition lots. Lot III was sold Friday 70 J. A. McGuire. The company stating that they have sold 60 lots in Wise addition since the tract was opened lhe 29th of February. Joseph Cope of this same office has sold the 55-foot tot at the corner of 12th Ave. and Adams for S1250.00. H. B. Cheney who has offices in the same place has sold the lot that he owned himself in Central Park place to Tomas Shooster. who bought the place for the purpose of future residence.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-04
ENOUGH BUSINESS
 FOR ONE CONTRACTOR
Permits for Eight Residences to cost
 s22,soO.

An indication of the large volume of house building in Phoenix at the pres ent time is shown by the number of building permits taken out by one con- tractor alcne, c. H. Kunselman. They were for houses at the following loca- lions and each to cost approximately as noted, one at the corner of 7th street and Culver, to cost s2600; one at the corner of 5th street and Culver, 10 cost S2,SO00: one at 5th St. and Will letta. s520O one at corner of 4th street and Garfield to cost $2800 one at cor ner of 1tth avenue and Adams to cost $2S00; two on Monroe St, near 18th Ave, one to cost s23O0. the other $2SO0; two on Madison near F avenue each to cost S2I50
Arizona republican., 1912-08-04
REAL ESTATE
A BUSY OFFICE.

The office of Snively and Peirce has been quite busy during the week with new people in the valley, who are prospective purchasers. They like other real estate dealers, report more calls than ever before, for property, with evey indications that this will be a big season tol Phoenix This office has just sold lot s in block 1 Kennilworth place which near Third Ave. on Port land, to Mrs. NJ C. McDougal. The size of the lot is so by 165 feet. Mrs. McDougal has had plans drawn and will hava work started within a few days on the construction of her new home which will cost approximately $5.00OO0
Arizona republican., 1912-08-04
suffrage should be decided

The women alone should vote and If the majority want it. grant ifeln that privilege By their vote they have demonstrated that n W haNe Q the interest ard intelIigan Q to. take up the responsibility when it is once obtained. My idea is that the women who are mentally qualified t. take part in the business and social activities should have something to say in making laws that regulate the community. Yes, I would restrict the ballot to both men and women"
 As it is;" he concluded. the wo- men can count on me for all my vote and I'll take an interest in the way my friends and my friends friends cast their ballots"
Arizona republican., 1912-08-04
MONTGOMERY ADDITION.

Thompson-McC Co., report the sale this week of four lots and a bungalow in the Montgomery addi- ton. These lots were sold for MT Southerland of the Star stables, to MT Henry Chambers. who is an old resi- dent of this valley. MT. Chambers bought these lots as a speculation They also report several other good deals pending.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-04
1n4Ss4s.izs&-
 THE COME BACK.

Not all city folks are so ignorant of the farmers surroundings, as the farmers sometimes suppose. This was evidenced by an incident in the stay of a young New Yorker on a New England farm.
 well young man, said farmer to his city boarder. who was up early and looking around, been out to hear the haycock crow, I suppose And the sly old chap winked at his hired man.
 The city man smiled. No" said he suavely. I've merely meen out tying a knot in cord of wood Judge s Library.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-04

Sallow complexion comes from bill ious impurities in the blood and the fault lies with the liver and bowels: they are torpid The medicine that gives results in such eases is HER BINE It is a fine liver stimulant and bowel regulator. Price soc. Sold by EIvey & Huletts Pharmacy.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-04
CAPITOL ADDITION SALE.

Vim. NJ Fickas, who frequently stops writing fire insurance long enough to negotiate sale of some piece of real estate, sold last week a splendid 90 foot lot east oG the Capitol grounds on Jeff ferson street to Frank Woods, who has become quite a real estate inves- tor
Arizona republican., 1912-08-04
SOLD A HOME.

Fred Jacobs Friday closed a deal whereby James and Lamar Walker sold to O. E. Bridgeman the neat cot tage located at Al No. 12th avenue, near tha Carnegie Library.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-04
EVENING UP

Mrs. Hubb-I understand that out Chicago way you have shorter honey moons than we have here?
 Mrs Lakeside-Yes shorter, but more of them.-Boston Transcript
Arizona republican., 1912-08-04

The herring is funny fish, Of that be well assured. In every case it must be killed Before it can be cured
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-01
BEAT
THE 2O0.MARK

For the month of February there
were forty-onc two-cciiturics or more
rolled, divided amongst the following
players:
j. Williams ca, J. Whine, e. Franz
and A. T. Wisdom ca. +. Gouin. c.
Rantz, 49, LOTUS. l.. Bernard and g.
Il. Anterior t2), and the following one
each: W. Raseman. Il. Rietow, 4. T.
Arledge. X. Robinson. u. A Ellis
worth, e. A. White, |. Schariin, l.. Fer
suson, q, Morath, +. A. Edgecomb and
=. Schmidt
The gold stickpin was won by p,
Gouin with 237.
1t may he of interest TO note that
G. IL. Atherton is the only one on the
board of directors of the Y. NJ. G. A.
to roll 200 or more. Mr.. Anterior did
that twice In the last two days: and
who deserves them more than he? No
body
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-01
boulevard
Plans ARE Up

Discussion of additional plans IN
connection with the filling in of he
low-lying Lands In the Kcwalo district
and for carrying out part of the
scheme proposed some time ago by
General Macomb for boulevard along
the Ala Moana road was taken up az
Il conference held in the Governors
Office yesterday afternoon.
Those present were Governor Frear,
Secretary Mott-Smith, Attorney Cen
eral Lindsay, Superintendent Camp
hell, DR.. j. S. b. Pratt, president Of
the Board of Health; Surveyor w. A
Wall, G. p. Denison. A. ]. Judd and
o. u. SorensOn, the latter represent
ing the Commission on Street Grades.
1t was decided to carry out in part
the Ala Moana scheme In so much as
the road bearing that name will be
Strengthened out and space 100 feet
wide set aside between the road and
the ocean be planted in grass and re-
served as a public park. In order to
carry out this scheme IL Is necessary
that the contractor for the big fill
must take his material, from the
ocean.
In order to fill in the whole district
1t Is estimated that another million
cubic yards of earth will be required
In addition to the 100000 mentioned
yesterday. The cost OF the job will
amount to somewhere In the vicinity
of half a million dollars.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-01
GOOD Tennis
IN WALL SERIES

Some good tennis was seen ycster-
day afternoon on the Bcrctania courts
in the wall tournament when two UNI
finished matches were played off. the
second round finished and two sets on
the semi-iinals pulled through. The
rest Of this last match will bc one OF
this afternoons features, j. II. Barnes
and II. :. Gray being the contestants.
II. Sinclair and Noel DEER finished
their match yesterday. Sinclair taking
two sets. 60. rs. Snclair's accurate
placing being Il feature. Sinclair took
AN unfinished set and match from G.
q. Bockus yesterday. Ga. and II. s.
Gray beat X. y. Barnes, 6-2, G-2. The
final round win he played tomorrow
afternoon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-01
HELPFUL HINTS ON HAIR
HEALTH
Scalp and Hair Troubles Generally
Caused by Cnrclessness.

Dandruif Is contagious disease
caused by microbe which also pro-
duces badness. Never use comb OF
brush belonging to some one else. No
matter haw clearly the owner may be
these articles may be infected with
microbes. which will infect your scalp
IL Is far easier to catch hair microbes
than 1t is to get rid of them, and u
single stroke of an infected comb or
brush may well lead to badness
Never try on anybody elses hat Many
a hat-band is resting place for mi
crobes.
IL you happen to be troubled with
dandruff, itching scalp, falling hair or
badness. we have a remedy which we
believe will completely relieve these
troubles. We are so sure of this that
we offer II to you with the under
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for the trial II II does not produce the
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ReXall "93" Hair Tonic Is devised
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does this because it stimulates the
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streets.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-01
SPEAKERS SWAT
THE FLIES HARD

Another successful conference in
connection with the .Pubiic Welfare
exhibit at Palama Settlement was
held last night when over two hundred
people listened attentively to the va
rious addresses. General health and
social topics were discussed the
speakers being Drs. Ramus, Pratt,
Mccoy and Professor Thompson. Jas
A. Rath, Miss Hershey, l.. A. Thurs
ton and others.
Dr. Ramus dealt with the matter OF
health and hygiene In connection with
the fly. He described the cycle OF the
insects life and also its filthy habits.
Following him came Drs. Nc. Coy
and Pratt. both of whom spoke on the
same subject, the former dealing with
the cycles of insect-borne diseases and
the way to break them; the other on
specific cases of fly Infection In recent
epldemics. DR.. Pratt stated that the
Board of Health would be unable Ia
do anything with the fishmarket or
other places unless 1t was backed by
public opinion, and referred to in
stances where Cinnamon refused to
keep the screens down because the
meat did not taste good. l.. A. Thurs
ton took the opposite stand and in
sisted that the Board should he able
10 enforce strictly any law that might
be on the statut ebooks.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-01
CHEER GIRL WINNER
OF ESSAY COMPETITION

The best essay written on George
Washington and His Tines by a
school child, In the competition ar
ranged by Hon. Charles II. 'Dickey, as
president of the Society of Sons OF
the Revolution, and for which s25 was
offered, was won by James Woolaway
student at the Central Grammar
School. The second prize of $40 was
won by Harriet Norton of the seventh
grade, Kaiulani School. There were
eighty-fve contestants and, some good
essays were barred because they ex-
ceeded the number of words set out
namely five hundred.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Dlckey Wis
tied the Kaiulani School and presented
Harriet Norton with her prize. Over
seven hundred children were present
and they cheered the winner as she
stepped forward when Mr.. Dickey had
concluded his speech of congratula-
ton. Mrs. Fraser on behalf of the
teachers In the school presented the
lucky girl with gift from the teach
ers and then representatives of each
class came up and decorated her with
leis. Cheers for the winner for Mr.
piciey and for Miss I.OfQuist. the
teacher concluded the ceremonies.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-01
new AUTOMOBILE CLUB PLANNED
BY PROMINENT MOTORISTS OF CITY

The old automobile club that once
fourishcd In Honolulu is to be revived,
according TO the latest news. and will
he built up again on big scale, with
some of the best known of Honolulu's
motorists behind the undertaking.
1t viii he revived on a somewhat
different plan from the last, which
went to pieces partly because the menu
bershlp became 50 indiseriminate the
amateur and good roads features were
some times lost sight Of
ID. p. Il. Isenberg is one of the men
originating the plan for the new au-
tomobile club, which win be launched,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-01

1t is probable, shortly after his return
from the mainland. A few days be-
fore he went away he outlined some
of his ideas on the subject, but was
not ready at that time to begin ac-
tive work on the project. Ex-Goycrn-
or George r. Carter Is another of the
men counted upon as one of the back
ers of the movement.
The new club is to he for amateur
motorists primarily, Ind viii he n
booster for good roads for the Islands.
for automobile regulation that will
stop the joy-riding chauffeurs and for
the benefit of the automobiles of Ha-
wall generally.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-01

Manuel Coito, newspaper carrier
aged ten years, while selling papers
to passengers ON trolley car yester-
day accidentally fell behind the car
his foot catching in the rear fender
and was dragged by the leg for abou,
twenty-five feet. He was only bruis.
ed little on the limb.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-01
SPECIAL MATCH
FOR TONIGHT
ON ALLEYS

<. Z. Z. &.
/: Tonight the "ws' and An g
{. Stars VIII roll In special match @
game on the Y. NJ. G. A. bowl g
ing alleys that will bc one OF g
the non-leaguc features OF the o
Z. season. This match has been g
{. brewing for some time. and all o
q. the ten.pin fans are anxious to q
see II rolled on Captain VIII g
. liams of the big initial boys %
. ana Captain r. Lotus Of the 9.
d: Al-Stors will lead their respec- %
d. tive teams. %
g Z: 4. &. &. &. (. {. o {, . &. 3: @ o
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-01
BAND NOTES.

The Hawaiian band will play this
evening at the Church Festival al
kalihi. Tomorrow morning it will
play at the departure of the steamer
Manchuria, and Saturday evening al
the Knights of Pythias hall. Sunday
afternoon public band concert will
be given at Kapiolanl Park.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-01
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-01
Bulletins Page of Sports
RANDOM SNAPSHOTS AT
THE SPORTING
TARGET

Two good baseball games are sched-
ulcd for next Sunday at Moiliili The
Colorados will begin a two-out- of
three series with the All-Hawaiis, and
the All-Chncse and California mines
will meet The first game begins at
1880 O'CLOCK.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-01
Persian
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