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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-05-15
Ell asalto & Nuevo Laredo.

Los carrancistas acamparon Ger
ca de Nllevo Laredo desde el
dia II del actual. Los celadores
fedorales los localizaron desde
luego V redoblnron sus puestos
de vigilancia. Seiscientos fedora
les Sc hallan cncerrados en- Nue..
vo Laredo
Los c0nstitucionalistas que n
mcnazaban Y preparaban el asal-'
to sobre Nnevo Laredo para el
Martes i Microbes fltimo, traen
canones dc tiro rapido y artille-'
ria de campo.
Los federales dicen que el par
que de los leales no sirve.
Con el prop6sito de meter mie-,
do i los leales. los federales de
NueVo Laredo diccn dnc el par.
que rcci6n comprado de los lea
les Y que monta 4 unos once mil
paradas de cnrtllchos. esta carga
do con nitro -glicerina Y que re
ventaran los rifles nj fulminar ia
les cartuchos. muricndo mas lea,
les que los que pcdan matar cor
tales cartuchos., los constitu-,
cionalistas rien de cstas declara,
clones de los fcdcralcs. v diccn
que a cfccto de las descargas sc
encargarA de aprcciar mrior las
cosas. Sc trata de infundir tc
rror 4 los soldados leales, V este
cs cl prop6sito de tales sugcstio-
ncs dc los fedcrales.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-05-15
Estado horrible de los presos en-
Sing Sing,

sing sing.
La penitoncinria de Sing Sing
en- 81 EstadO de- Nucva York,
Sc halla en- pGsimas condolences a.,
tihigi6ncas. I'll gobcrnador Sui.
zer cnvi0 4 hacer TN reconoci -
micnto de tales prisionos 4 Gcorg,
w. Blake, Y este cncontr6 deta.
Hes horrorosos del estado dcplora
bic de los presos. Las ccldas de
GstoS no ticncn vcntilnci6n y ha-
CO ocho AMOS no cntra IN rayo
de Sol ALI. Hay humodad en ellos
pioios, pulgas Y chinchcs Una
asQuerosa suciedad rcina on tn
los recintos. y 81 a&co cs dcsco.-
noCldo Los presses son atacadoS
dc rcumatismo Y otras enformc--
dadcs, Y algunos salcn coios pa
ra toda su vida cuaudo tcrminan
su condena. Solo Gicrtos presses
dltc ticncn dcudos 8 amigos con
dincro, pncdcn 4 fucrza dc pa
gos obtcner algnn alivio on sus
eternas torturas De consigulcn.
to, solo pcrsonas de Influenza po
Utica 8 financicra puedcn introdu
cir alp1n alivio 4 los condcnados
en- las c6lcbrcs prisioncs dc Sing
Sing.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-05-15
Julian Medina opera en- Ell Sur.

Los constitucionalistas al mando
dc julian Medina acaban dc to-
mar possession de un rico mineral
4 scsenta millas al 0estc de Qua
dalaiara, on 81 Estado de Jalis-,
co. RcsuItaron muertos algunos
fcderalcs, de la guarnici6n que
defendia q mineral, y tambi@n hu
bo alglna$ baias de los lcalcs,
El mineral de rcfcrcncia So lIa-
ma iostot PaQuillo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-05-15

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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-05-15

III REClDoR 4 has the largest.
circulation Of any of the Spanish,
~pApers IN Texas. Our books NE,
.Sopeu for public inspection.
ai&4f A.{{3a3e st#t tS .s3sE sNa $A&E
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-05-15

I'm Ia tienda del Sir, Luis de
la Rosa, On Thorndale, Texas,
sc vende Gel Regidorn Y "El
Correo Mexieano. =
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-05-15
In peri6diCO adu-
IddOr como
pOCOS,


ciudad dc Mexico. en- su nimero
del % de! pasado Abril. en- su
editorial titulado Commentaries
sobre la Situaci6n" llama la a.
tencion sobre Ell hccho Gle haber--
90 espareido en- aquella capital
la noticia cierta, que el diario a.
ludido llama "rumores del
rOmpimiento entire los conjurados
enemigos que traicionaron & Ma,
derO y Ia enemistad surgida en-.
ire los lobos del mismo ataio, a.
sunto puhlico y bien conocido no
solo en- Mexico, sino tambi6n en-
ell extranjero, y solo para el Gil
Bias tapado con TERRA, v este
diario prorrumpe Ell sonoras pie
Rarias invocando cl pacto "salva-
dor firmado en- la Ciudadela
el 18 de Febrero tiltimo por los
infidentes Huerta, Felix Diaz,
Mondrag6n, Rodolfo Reyes, de
la Barra v otros del mismo iaez,
& quiencs "Gil Bias" llama "hom
'bres de honor" con optimismo in,
fantl, y agrega que tai rompi--
miento no puede scr possible en-
tire los signatarios de tai pacto
que lcvant6 4 la sociedad zen an,
helosa aetitud espectante y que
& mas de In abnegaci6n y "caba-,
'lierosidad" noblementc quijotes-
ca del general (sin batallas) F6-,
'iix Diaz, esta la palabra de no,
nor del vieio militar Huerta (vie'
10 Y militar 81, pero sin honor),
que no es possible (pero probable
Y cierto si) quebrante on pensa-,
miento zen obra si) el sagrado
compromise iurado ante los HON
'bres de honor Clos traidores Dfaz,
de Ia Barra, Rodolfo Reyes, Mon
dragon y otros),y q esta asonada
Y acontecimientos formidables
conmoverian f la Rep1blica de IL
no otr0 conffn. Y en- cfecto
La conm0vieron, pcro con In for.
fnidable vilcza Y traici6n dc ha-
Der empleado las armas que cl
.sufragio de los ciudadanoS puso
Ell sus manOs para haccr rcspetaI
Bu sobcrnnia, no para asesinar
sus magistrates electos. Yer
conoo,,tou donrodantos los nrof;o
70 IN ne,d6d;eo n,,n 81 niib,;co M
on narn ;lustrarse
v 90 os{ como az ;Iustra i lac
nooeos nrnsontando nomn bnnro.
dna ( nnoa hnmkros dne1naIns I
;nno"4or"so ~ ''>'~'
he ~ oenoro, rrucrta bonhro
de honor " do nalahro dne,nhs
a. hohon ;,ndo .'or 80, hnna, 49,;
l;tor y cnmo ho,rhrc ,rotnocr Ia
v;dn acl prns;Jnnin Ntodnrn no''
ra dasn,,is rosu,tor Ssto osos;no.
do dontro dol nalnn;o < an Ia po.
nitonc;ar}oq
Y oa ho,nbrc da honor F6l;x
Diax deennSa 10 hohcr a;do oa..
cend;do 1 rcncra, nor 81 prasi -.
acnto NIadrro baher ned;In 81,
bai3 con deliberate prop6sito de
rebelarse on efecto habersc re.
belado en- VcracruZ sin mas pre-
texto que atrapar la prcxidencia
Nacional?
Y hay honradez nu cl procedi-.
miento do in Suprema Corte ouo
reyoc6 81 auto de peua dc murr.
to dicfada nor In Cortc Militar
quo era la mica compctcntr. Y
haber empleado este arditc inri..
dico ilegalmcnte con RI dclibera-
do intcnio de tracr 4 Felix Diaz
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-05-15
Ell coroncl Peha on Mercedes.

I3I cor0nol Jose Pciia, que csca,
20 de In semana trAgica dc In
ciudad de Mexico en- Fobrero pa.
sado disrrazandose de padre dc
iglcsin, fU6 capturado on Mercn..
des. Texas, por ol agcnto federal
AuRlin Y IN soldado americana Ia
nochc del 12 del actual. Los cs.
:, las hucrtistas le asedidban. dii0
81 corOncl, cstog espias vinicron
dc Matamoros, Y cl coroucI rehu-
50 pnsarsc al citrcito huertisia, sc
gun 10 instahan los cspias, tcmien
do una TRACTION; v dnseando loca.
liar la fuerza federal, cnvi6 4
un hombre de su confianza, ol q
pas0 eli rio. POGO deapues sc oy(
una descnrga dc sois balazos, Y
como al onviado no volvi6, sc cree
que fu6 fusilado p0r los hnertis-.
tas Ei Coronel Pefia haec al
gunag semanaa Sc le ve on Merac.
des, Y no quiso rcvelar sus pla.
neg nj dccir cue SO habfa halla.
do on el combatc rcciente de
Reynosa, contray6ndose 4 expire.
sar soiamente quo ha estado cor
los suyos Y que iba unirsc 4
los leales. El seiior coronel que.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-05-15

Tengo magnifico piano que i'm
porto S526.00 d6larcs, que de-.
eco vendta por 4375.00. Solo
tisne seis meses dc uso y esta
on perfecta Gondici6n. 10 ven
do tan barato por tener que sa
lir dc In poblaoi6n Tambi6n
vcndo guitarra de $500 Ior. .
$500. Dirdianse 4 +, o. Box
1906.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-05-15
Clinton B. Brown CANA con
una mayOria abru-
nnddOra.

Clinton B. Brown, fiscal del
eondado de Bexar, gan6 Ia elee-
ci6n con una abrumadora mayo.
ria de votos ell Martes 13 del ac-.
tual. Para Ia media noche de
ese dia SO registr6 una mayoria
de 2,645 votos por Brown, sin
contar cuatro precintos que anr
no Sc computaban. En- los mis-,
mos precint0s computados sc no,
to la misma mayoria en- favor de
seiiOr Viliemain, candidate & Go
lector dc Ia ciudad Ell la misma
boleta del Citizens League.
El Mayor electo Brown Sc sien
te ahora ufano de SUI merecido
triunfo, Y sus clectores esperan
con fundadas raZones un nucvo
movimie:tto de reconstruction y
embellecimiento de la ciudad bajt
la habil labor del nuevo eiecuti-,
vo municipal. la organization
politica Citizens League recla >,
ma iguahnente su triunfo On la
liza politica que acaba de dcci--
dir del future dc esta bella Y
pr6spcra poblaci6n, y ha asegura
do su prcstigio Ell las campanas
olectoralvs. habiendo triunfado cr
bucna lid dcbido 4 su labor hon
rada, enGrgica y acertada. FL par,
tido vencido lleva igualmente Ia
conviction Gle haber luchado con
vieor " lealtad, v 81 la suerte le
fu6 adverse en- la campana, le
queda ell noble orgullo de habcr
afrontado la lucha con honradez
cncrgia y lcaltad v de haber da-
do bastantc trabaio sus adver-,
sarios en- la consecuci6n de su
victoria, proporcionandose ana
honrosa derrota.
La election paso en- ell mayor
orden, no obstante los trabajos
de preparation desde hace meses
que auguraban dcs6rdenes, v los
Eciudadanos vuclvcn 4 la lucha
privada dc Ia vida pacifica, des -,
pu6s de habcr cicrcido ell dcrc
cho del sufragio en- el temple dc
! In ley.
Nucstras fclicitacioncs para G
schCr Brown y todos los dc su bo
leta.
! La siguicntc cs la candidaturf
triunfante:
Para Mayor.
CLINTON q. BROWN.
Para Abogado dc la Ciudad,
GEORGE r. GILLETTE
Para Auditor,
CHARLES F. A. HUMMEL
Para Collector,
9. VILLErdATN
Para Assessor
j. FRANK GALLAGHER
Para Juez de Corporation,
GEORGE A. LOWTHER
Para ReRidores Mayorcs,
ALBERT sTEVEs, SIR.
CHARLES T. FINCHAM,
RAY LAMBERT
LEO NJ. J. DIELMANN.
Para Regidores de Barrios:
Barrio No. /,
JACK w. NEAL
Barrio No. 2,
GEORGE w. SAUNDERS
Barrio No. 3,
F, A. oHAPA
Barrio No. 4,
JOHN w. WARREN
Barrio No. s,
u. II. RIscHE
Barrio No. G,
ROBERT r. UHR
Barrio No. 7,
WILLIAM L.. HoEF0Ea
Barrio No. 3,
J. n. BALDWIN
LET ~~..r
Tengo magnifico piano que i'm.
porto S526.m d6larcs, que de-.
geo vendta por A375.00. Solo
tisne seiH meses dc uso y esta
on perfecta Gondici6n. 10 ven
do tan barato por tener que ga
lir dc Ia poblaoi6n. Tambi6n
vcndo Ruitarra de $500 or.
$500. Dirfiansc 4 T, O. Box
fgftf
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-05-15
Ataque simultaneo sobre Tampi
co Y Veracruz,

So sabc de furnics fidcdipnns
Que los Observation-Disclosures inten.
tan un formidable ataouc por cap
tnrar los importantcs pucrtos dc
Tampico Y VeracrIz, V que 81
atnquc d Nucvo Laredo solo cs
uno cstr0tcgio para distraor in
atcuci0n de los fedrralcS. III
punto Objective principal rs con
vcrUcr los csfucrzoS hacia aque =.
Hos pucrtos. I'll tcnientc Gar.
cia, que Sc halla cnccrrado cn
Nucvo Laredo. V su iefc superior
81 coroncl ViIlarreal. diccn que
los constitucionalistas cstAn mas
fucrtcg Que ollos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-05-15
MuY RARATo

vendo casa dc asistencia, con
diez cuartos, bien amuebfados y
acreditada entire amerioanos Y ms
gieanoa Seis aiios establecida
en- c6ntrica calla. Tambi6n dos
roperos finos, nuevos, muy bara.'
tos. Tcl6fono viejo ndmero
1851.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-05-15
10 la adulaei6n 81 podredumbrc

do la adtliaei6n 81 podredumbre
moral.
Callad, malvados que aullais Y
ululais como 81 canonrbero del
inferno. interrpmpicndo 81 llan.
to do los hogares sin padre y sin
hiiogl
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28
PLANS TWELVE STORY
(Continued from Page One)

dollars each, and the same shall be issued when subscribed and paid for with money, property or services at it's par value, upon such orders as the beard Of directors shall make, such board to determine the value of any property or service given in eX- change for such stock
 The life of the corporations is to be twenty-five years, but it's existence may be extended for like term ac- cording to law. The affairs of the corporation are to be conducted by a board of five directors who shall be stockholders and the annual meeting shall be held the first Monday in April of each year. Until the first annual election Iaurabel TIageman lone Wright. Cnice Franklin. John R Scott and IT, NJ Davenport shall constitute the board of directors The highest amount of indebtedness or H- ability direct or contingent the cor poration is at any time to subject it. self is &650.00 The articles of in corporation are signed by John R Scott and IT. NJ. Davenport as in eorporators.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28
SECRETARY OF BOARD OF
 CONTROL SOON ID WE'D
Will Be Married on September at
 Tucson to Miss E. E. Laird

The latest wedding to make a bene- dict out of one of the unmarried of the capitol bunch will be that of Rev. Charles F. Osburn. who is cit izen member and secretary of the board of control. to Miss Emma E. Laird of Tucson, which will take place at the Indian Mission church in Tucson on September next The wedding will be a quiet one with only a few friends of the high con t3'actins parties present
 After the wedding Mir and Mrs CsbUrn will spend d few days in Tucson and then go to the Pacific coast for a few weeks. which will be honeymoon and vacation all in one to them. for both are very busy peo- pie Miss Laird is one of the teach CTS in the Mission school at Tucson and it was while acting in his cap ocity of minister of the Baptist church in Tucson that MT. Osburn met her Miss Laird is originally from Vancouver. B (.
 Prior to taking his present posi- ten as citizen member, Mir Osburn vas q minister and served both in the Salt River valley and in Tucson for several years. He was appointed to his present position hy Governor Hunt In politics MT. Osburn diff feTs from the governor and is the only member of the official family Who is of the opposite political faith except the private secretary Mir Osburn has been hard working conscientious official since taking up his official duties and has been of great value to the state
 He is young man of parts with q bright future before him.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28
STEELE IS DISCHARGED
 BUT TAYLOR IS HELD
Case Against Tempe Tailor. Fails
 Through. Companion Must Answer.

F. C. Steele and Harry C. Taylor, the two men who were charged with a statutory offense against a young girl were given a hearing before Judge Carr at Tempe yesterday and Steele was dis charged from custody while Taylor was held to answer to the superior court
 Steele who has always borne a good character was charged with the Offense upon the complaint of the girl and when the case came to trial there was no evidence offered that could connect him with the crime. Steele was the re- cipient of many congratulations yes terday from his friends who did not believe the charges from the first
 Taylor is not so well known IS Steele as he is a recent arrival in Tempe and in view of the evidence offered Judge Carr decided that the man had better face trial in the superior court.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28
GLENDALE

One of the largest Gila Monsters ever seen in this vicinity was caught by q Mexican in the City Park yesterday afternoon. The find caused consider able excitement on account of the size of the reptile, and also on account of finding it in this peculiar place. It is generally supposed that these reptiles inhabit the most barren places imag- inable, and keep away from shrubbery and irrigation. The only solution is that someone either placed it there as scare for some one or else had cap tured it and it had gotten away after bringing it to town.
 The Walsh Myers Produce company who have rented the old bank location on the corner of First avenue and Washington streets, are having the room remodeled and repainted The lettering is already on the windows and when finished this will be one of the most attractive offices in Glendale.
 Mrs. J. NJ Pearson who has been spending the past month at Ocean Park California, will return home next Sun day
 Mrs. A. c. Ames and daughter Dor othy of San Francisco, are visiting with Mrs. Ames' sister Miss Margaret Meagher at the Hotel Glenwood.
 Clayton Brooks, cashier at the office of the Southwestern Sugar & Land company at this place left last even ing for a vacation at the different beach resorts.
 Chas. H. Warehouse. field superin-
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28
KELLER IN rowN-sherfff Keel,

KELLER IN TOWN-Sheriff Keeler of Yavapai county arrived in town yes terdav with boy. Frank Rogers, for the reform school. Keeler says that although it is little warmer here than at Prescott, the weather is fine.
 SANTA FEE SCRIP-The santa Fe railroad company is rapidly covering public land with scrip. One day this week more than sixty filings were made in the land office, mostly in Co chise county.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED The following parties were granted marriage licenses yesterday: Edward Ross StOner and Hazel Annabelle Stew art; George c. simon and Blanche c. Osburn; all residents of Maricopa county.
 THREE MORE CHAUFFEURs- The following three licenses To drive automobiles in the state of Arizona were issued yesterday by the office of the secretary of state; 564. Ike Sykes. of WinLleman: 565. Harris Brannaman. of Florence; 5G6, C. l.. Hoffman, If Fingman.
 WILL BE TAKEN RACK-Deputy Sheriff Shulte of Globe, came tG town yesterday for the purpose of taking Olive Fordyce, the girl that ran away from the Crittenton home, back to Globe When the girl gets back to Globe she will be given a hearing and will probably be sent to the reform school
 WANT SOME ICE cREAM?-The Woman's Missionary society of the Cartwright church are planning to give an ice cream social on the church grounds at Cartwright on Friday even ing. All those who want some ice cream that is the really truly kind are in vited to attend. The committee reports that there is ample parking space for autos and rigs.
 AUTOMOBILE LICENSES ISSUED The following automobile licenses were issued from the office of sec retary of state yesterday: BPS. Pete Klachy. Phoenix: 3239, Geo W Cay wood. Tucson; 3240, 3241 3242, In spiration Copper Company. Miami; 3243, $. E. Moss, Kfnkleman; 3244 L. B. Heart Tucson; 3245, R. A Smith, Jr., Stafford; 3246 J. J Har- ris. Phoenix; 3247 l.. Hoffman Kingman.
 ADAMS ARRIVALs-J R. Hampton, Clifton; T. N. Flyn, Clifton; J. B lara Ieman, Warren; Wm. Bessie, city; NJ A. Mantinold, Hoilo, Philippines; NJ. H. Arnold, Wichita, Kan. r. Oberhue, Kansas City; R. R. E.arhart, NogaIes; P. D. Callahan, Decatur, H.; P. L. Presbrey, Providence, R. l.; H. F. Stewart, Cedar Rapids; J. II. Summers Los Angeles; w. Jenkinson, Fort Wayne; R. F. Morrison. Prescott; M. A. McGratt, Los Angeles; J. Fowler and wife Hayden.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28

tendent for the Sugar company with station at Tempe was transacting busi- ness in Glendale yesterday.
 Mr Arnold who has just completed his residence on West Washington street, Glendale, is having the house wired for lights
 The electric. .motor for the cotton gin being erected in Glendale arrived this week and is now being installed.
 Dr. Louis Dysart and Nat Dysart his brother. are going into the stock business on quite an extensive scale. Last week they bought of John Norton 300 head of cattle and from Messrs. De Fever and Tinker 285 head of hogs.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28
THE EVENING CALL.
ASSOCIATED ppFss DESPATCH

TASS0CIATFD uRESS DTSPATCF1
 SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 27-An- nouncement was made today that the San Francisco Call. a morning paper, win appear on September as an even ing paper NJ. II. De Young, proprietor Of the Chronicle, who bought the plant of the morning paper, sold the equip ment with the exception of the color press to new owners who are announced as r. W. KelIog, publisher and presi- dent and John D. SpreckIcs formerly proprietor of the Morning Call
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28
REgEKAH LAWN sOcIAL-Arf


 zona Rcbelah Lodge No. l I. Q. c. r will give lawn social tonight beginning at eight o'clock at the home of Miss Nellie Trott. 219 East Monroe street. t. which all local and visiting members and friends If the order are invited.
 KINGSLEY'S RETURN-Dr. and Mrs. \. C. Kingsley and baby daughter have returned from a months vacation spent at ocean Park and other coast resorts. Dr. Kingsley immediately re- stunned his duties as superintendent of the Arizona State Hospital for the In sane. pr. c. w. Stephens, assistant superintendent, who acted in Dr. KngsIey's place during his absence, left last evening for the coast expecting to be gone about one month.
 AT THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL Fra-.k Graham Merden; Matt Cava- fen, Naco: Ellen Cain. Lama, Colo; Joseph Rush. Flag afr; r.. L. Gri5- ham. Ft. Worth. Texas; r. C. Cham hers, Mesa: r. q. Schaer. Casa Gran #c: l.. F. Jaeger and wife, Tucson; C. C Miller, Tucson, Ralph E Reed, Mesa; T H. Sutton, Los Angeles; Will Hill Kansas City; Edw. Iiase Kansas City; R. H. Myer Atchison. kas.: IT. l.. AIihoff. Geo D. Smitch- eTs. Lancaster. Pa; NJ D. Snyder, MT. F. Stanhope Tempe; c. D. Zibi- bich, Wickenburg; j. A. Foster; c. J. Vaughn, Florence; Howard Wright Clifton; Jach Henness, Tempe; B D. Davenport and wife. WinkIeman
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28
Of Local Interest
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STORED WATER SUPPLY

Water service department report for August P.
 Elevation of water in reservoir,
 feet ...-.- .............--.-. 129,31 Contents of reservoir, acre feet 254 .O50 Loss preceding 24 hours, acre
 feet ........ .........-...... 2,346 Elevation of water in reservoir,
 one wear ago today fect-.. 1Go.2o Contents of reservoir. one year
 ago today, acre feet .4g7.795 Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam,
 NJ. l. ...... ..-........... 25.79& Amount If water used for irri-
 gation, north side. M. L .... 53.S40 Amount of water used for irri-
 gation south side, NJ. l. .-... 27.1O0
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28

Subscribers not receiving The Repub- lican before A. NJ call up The Repub- lican by Phone and immediate delivery will be made by the 414 Messinger ser vice. If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28

That dirty carpet can be made look like new for very small cost. Elec- tric Carpet Cleaner. Phone 733. Works 618 s. Center-Advertise 9-d
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28
RUSHED.

Why dil you break into the house in the middle of tho day." asked the magistrate.
 Well" said the accused, q had sev- eral others to cover that evening."- London Evening Standard
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28

BATHING SUITS, Pinney & Robin on.-Advertisement If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28

You save money in buying tires of GriswoId and you also save money in buying bicycles of fhim.-Advertisemen
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-28

DRINK HOP ALE. Invfgorating; (Adv) If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28

Griswolds Do Good" has proved itself to be all it's name implies for "Leaky Tires ''-Advertisement dm
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28
SHOT UP THE SCENERY

and Mrs. Kit Carson have returned to Phoenix. after q short vacation in Prescott and vicinity. Kit was or 9u almost continuous hunting trip V hilc there and he is expecting Yav- aL1i county to sue him for damages fer shooting up the scenery
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28

DRINK HOP ALE Invfgorating; refreshing.-(A (Adv.) If