Arizona republican., 1913-04-18
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 AERoPLANisT COMING (O-The l Sloane Aeroplane company has taken | up negotiations with the board of trade for the purpose of sending here one of it's expert birdmen for an exhi- bition, advertising flight.
 A CHANGE TO WIN-The chance to :! win a big share of $650O is one not of ten given to the ordinary mortal, but The Republican will award over this amount in handsome prizes in it's big circulation campaign, which closes May IT,
 NEW SCREEN-By the use of a
 large screen, the office of the secretary of the board of trade has been divided to give space to a small board room at one end. The directors will hold their regular weekly meetings in this room 1
 TENNIS FOR BOYS-A tennis tour nament for the boys of the Y. M. c. A. | jennie club was announced yesterday by Physical Phytz, director of ath- letics for the association. Entries close and play starts Saturday April 26 It will be concluded as soon as possible
 BEAUTY AND JEWELS-Beauty and jewels are wOman's right says and old philosopher On May F, The Republican will award to young wo- men five handsome and perfect dia- mond rings. One of these can be yours if you try. These rings are on display at Hildebrans
 DAVIES REClTAl-The seat sale for Maitland Davies song recital is
 progressing nicely at the Adams pharmacy In the few days since the house was opened an encouraging de- mand has arisen for tickets The
 recital is next Monday night at the Woman's club auditorium. SUSTAINED BROKEN LEG -l While Frank Golden was riding horse down First avenue about 6 o'clock yesterday evening the horses slipped and fell at the corner of Washington street in such manner that the right leg of the rider was broken. The injured man was re- moved to the Sisters hospital DOYLE'S SCOREBOARD = Eddie Doyle. prop. of the Hoffman cigar stand has placed him a big baseball I score board in front of his favorite place of business. It will be a pleasure | for the fans who congregate at Eddie's hospitable counter to see the results ! so soon after the games are played as | the wires can get them there
 | OPEN YAVAPAI GARAGE-It is
 announced that Art Gage and Gra- ham Reibling, two well known young l men of Prescott have opened the | YaVapai Garage located on North 1 Cortez St one-half block south of | the depot in Prescott. These men are experienced in the automobile business and they have opened q 1 first class repair and supply shop. 1 DOWN TO LAST WiTNESS-The l hearing of the Hodan- Moore land con- ! test before the register and receiver at l the United States land office here was
 nearly finished last evening as far as | goes the taking of testimony. The fifty ! witnesses who overflOWed all over the 1 place day before yesterday had dwind- ! led to one last night at closing time and l Receiver Arnold hoped to get all he 1 knew before quitting.
 l POSTPONE SWlM-On account of l the fact that Mir. Bingham, the large | and salubrious humorist is occupying 1 so great a space in the affairs of the | Young Mems Christian association to- l night, the water sports competition of 1 the athletic department has been put
 off until tomorrow night The entries remain the same and the program ditto. 1 A large crowd is expected to play "mul- titude'' to the swimmers tomorrow ev- ] ening at 7:30
 1 THEATERS ARE INSPECTED Mayor Christy, Fire Chief Sullivan and Councilmen Cisney, Warren and l McElroy made tour of inspection of all the theaters in Phoenix yesterday afternoon, examining into the prOtec l ton afforded in case of fire with par 1 ticular reference to the adequacy and safety of the various exits. As 1 a general thing conditions were found l satisfactory. although it is likely that 1 in one or two instances minor changes l will be recommended.
 l BREAKS ALL RECORDS All | Phoenix records were broken yester- ! day at the Nickel store, for attendance | at a special sale. It was necessary to l close the doors for an hour in order I that the salesladies might have rest and never were employees more loyal, 1 for no one left the store from the time 1 they came to work in the morning un- ] til the doors were closed at night, even 1 eating their meals at the store With l out such service, not half the custom l CTS could have been waited on. The ! Nickel Store is going out of business 1 on account of being unable to renew the lease and is selling out at cost. l REGISTRATION CLOSiNG--Seven days remain in which to register at the office of the city recorder for the coming general city election. Out of 1 the 1000 people of Phoenix eligible to vote if registered, but 2100 have been
 enrolled so far. It is pointed out that in order to vote at the coming city election one nSlst go to the city hall. I The registl ton which is being made by house to house canvassers is for the count great register and does l not entitle a person to vote at the portance and who artuantuantunana portance to those whose names are not on the city register and who are desirous Of voting at the city election in May.