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Arizona republican., 1913-01-23
FINANCES AND MARKETS
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1srArcH1

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-The alvant- aee gained in the stock market yes terday was maintained firmly today and further advances were maze Traders on the long side of the market operated more confidentially. there was further covering of the shorts con- tracts and at times during the session prices were marked up in response 10 spirited bidding The news of the ac- ceptance by Turkey of the peace terms was received a few minutes before the close and this was followed by an out break of active buying for both ac- counts. during which the prices were lifted to the highest point Of the day Substantial gains were registered among both the speculative and ln- vestment issues. although the rise on the leaders was smaller than yester- day. More attention was paid today to the favorite factors of the general sit uation, such as the better reports rom the copper trade and continued to ease the money market. While the news of the Balkan war was received too late to determine the full measure Of it's effect upon the securities of the market: some development of this sort was indicated by the trend of the Eu- ropean market. London bought stocks here on moderate scale. Further en- agreements of gold for South America today brought up the total exports or the week to five million, three hund-
Arizona republican., 1913-01-23
MUsTA|N BECOMES
 \ REAL AR|z0N|Ak
Moves to Tucson and Takes Import
 ant Railway Position.

Some pretty well known people of Phoenix were asking yesterday why F. C. Mustain was in town. Mustain. by force of previous circumstances was obliged to tack Fl Paso, Texas after his name when signing his name to hotel registers and other things But now he is a full-fledged Arizon- ian. and while as an incident to his signature just now he has to include Tucson, with the rest of the geo. graphical descriptive matter following his title, he says that is better than not be an Arizonian at all.
 Time was when Mustain, this friends call him Mustaug) was tra- yelling freight and passenger agent Tor the Fl Paso & Southwestern railroad Now he is division freight and pas senger agent of the Southwestern with headquarters in Tucson. These head quarters are of course only temporary pending the completion of the line 10 Phoenix when Mustain will come west and grow up with the country. the country in this acse being Phoenix and the Salt River Valley.
 There is no use talking" said Mus tain yesterday after arriving here fol- lowing three months absence, Phoenix is certainly some town. She is growing I hope the Fl Paso Southwestern really will come here some day I am glad to be nearer Phoenix now and I am going to make this city oftener. We look for gooo business out of here. We are doing good business now, but l can see possibilities of a great increase
Arizona republican., 1913-01-23

ity reports of the house committee of the judiciary on the Burg resolu ton introduced a week ago. The resolution declares a vacancy will exist in the United States senate from New Mexico on March 9. and calls an election on January 24 to fill the vacancy.
 The Fall forces supported the ma jority report which held as valid Falls sO-called second election on June 6, 1912. for term beginning March A. The anti-Fall faction de- feated the majority report by a vote Of 32 to 16, after which the Burg resolution which, in effect, declares that Falls second election was in valid, was adopted 33 to Is.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-23
Mstais.

NEW YORK, Jan, 22.-Copper firm
Arizona republican., 1913-01-23

leads to more serious trouble, very frequently appendicitis is caused by this neglect Begin at once and take tablets triopeptine. These are pack ed in sealed cartons with full direc tions for taking.
 *&
 Laura S" writes: T am so tired and nervous all the time that l can scarcely drag one foot after the oth er. It is very hard for me as I have to work. My appetite is also very poor"
 Answer: What you need is a good tonic restorative treatment. Take the tonic prescribed below and you will soon be strong and healthy and will not have that tired feeling. Your work will become q pleasure to you. Syrup of hypophOsphites comp. oZs., tincture cadomene, l oz, mix, and take a teaspoonful before each meal. This should be continued for several weeks until you feel perfectly strong
 Mrs. w. w. C. asks: Can I safely take off 40 pounds of fat? I weigh l80 pounds: too much for my height"
 -AiSN CT itS. you CSli DN tStNlllS, as per the directions which accom- pany 5-grain arbolene tablets, put up in sealed tubes and sold by we'll stocked druggists. They are safe for any fleshy person to take.
 Anna Rx, writes; T have taken medicine from several doctors fo~ liver and kidney trouble and constiua- tion, but it does not seem to help me at all My skin is sallow. l have constant headaches and dizzy spells What shall I do?"
 Answer: The best remedy that I know for your trouble is three grain sulpherb tablets (not sulphur tablets) These are packed in sealed tubes with full directions Most of the remedies only relieve. but if you. take the sulpherb tablets regularly for few weeks you will be cured. This will purify the blood and your skin will lcse that sallow look
 Busy Mother ''-Bedwetting can be easily cured in children by giving them the following: Tincture cubebs, l dram; tincture rhus aromatic. 7 drams, and comp. fluid bamwort. oZ. Give from 10 to 15 drops in water an hour before each meal.
 Doctor: T have very bad case of catarrh of the head and my stomach bowels and blood are affected l suf- fer greatly and would like a cure"
 A G.-Local treatment should be used as follows: Get 2 Ozs. of anti septic Vilane powder Use a half teaspoOnful to pint of warm water; snuff the water from the palm of the hard through the nostrils two or three times a day Then make a ca tarrh balm by mixing a level tea spoonful of Vilane powder with one ounce of vaselne or lard and apply to the nostrils as far up as possible Also take a teaspoOnful four times daily of the following. Syrup sarsa- parilla com. Ozs. comp. fluid balm wort, l Oz; fluid ext. buchu. 1 oz. Mix and shake well
 (AdVertisement)
Arizona republican., 1913-01-23

"D.-tress" writes: My hair is so oily and struggling I wish you could tell m, something to make it soft anG fu.fy. IL makes me positively home Iy al-o have a great deal or toudrutf"
 Answer. Many women would be 1aore Leautffui if they had soft. fluffy hair can tell you very simple remedy one that will make your hair soft and fluffy IL will cure daudrur. itching scalp and mstreless ahJ failing hair. Ask your druggist for a oz jar of plain yellow min }ol and use according to directions, and you will he surprised 10 note the difference in your hair
 Erred w." writes. T suffer with aeadorhe. indigestion, nervous de hiIity and am also thin almost to the danger point What can be done Tor mc2'
 Answer. You can very readily oNeIeoile these difficulties by using three grain hypo nuclane tablets They are put up in sealed cartons Hith full directions. These are high ly recommended by physicians. and if used according to directions you will spou be rid of headache, your indigestion will be gone ard you will gain from To to 30 pounds. These tablets should be taken regularly for several months, and You can depend on gaining flesh.
 
 Lee" writes. " have tried so many remedies tor rheumatism that I am almost afraid. to try any more. but ii you can tell me sure cure l will try it.
 Answer: Do not be disheartened because you have not been able to find something that would cure your rheumatism for you can be cured if you uill take what l tell you Get from the drug store: Iodide of po- tassium, drams; sodium salicylate drdms; wine of colchicum, one half oz.. comp. fluid balmwort. 1 oz.; comp. essence cardiol,' l oz.: and syr- up sarsaparina. ozs. Mix and take a teasuoonful at meal time and again before going to bed
 Fern" writes: II have suffered with bad cough for some time and l am also weak and tired most of the time, which l think is due to the severe coughing Can you give me a r-medy?"
 Answer: Yes, your weakness is due to lhe coughing, but you can be cured by using the following: Get a 2l. oz. package of essence mentho- laXene and make according to direc- tiDns on the bottle, then take a tea spoonful every hour or two until the cough is cured. This makes a full pint If the very best and safest cough syrup. If your druggist does not have mentho-laXene have him or der il for you of the wholesale firms
 
 Doctor: What can I take for bad case of indigestion. I have suf- fered with it for many years and nothing | take helps at all. I am also bothered with constipation
 Answer: You should not neglect indigestion and constipation as it
Arizona republican., 1913-01-23
To the Women of Arizona

 maintained increased
 
  be o We
  to your wants M.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-23
SAY FALLS ELECTION
 WAS NOT VALID
Pretty Fight On In New Mexico For
 the Senatorship.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

IASsOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHJ
 SANTA FE, New Mex, Jan. 22.- The first test of the strength of the legislature as between the Fall and anti-Fau forces with reference to the senatorial election. the first vote on which will be taken next Tuesday. came today with majority and minor
Arizona republican., 1913-01-23

The Republican prints twice as much Associated Press news as any other paper in Arizona. You can get The Republican for a year, the Sun day edition, (exclusive) included for Cnly $500. Offer good only on our bargain days. Thereafter, regular 75c per month, only accepted If
Arizona republican., 1913-01-23

Doctor: What can I take for a bad case of indigestion. I have suf- fered with it for many years and nothing | take helps at all. l am also bothered with constipation
 Answer: You should not neglect indigestion and constipation as it
Arizona republican., 1913-01-23

MEMS NEckWEAR-
 FOUR FOR ONE DOLLAR New Silk Fourth Hands, narrow and wide styieS-light and dark colors-Come and get yours-they're worth more
Arizona republican., 1913-01-23

red thousand dollars Foreign ex- change again advanced. The bond market was irregular with especial weakness in Distillers fives Total sales represented par value of $1,S30,- 000 Governments were unchanged
Arizona republican., 1913-01-23
NORRIS FOR SENATOR.
GAssocrArED PRESS prspArcHl

LINCOLN. Jan. 22--The election of George w. Norris of the United States senate to succeed Norris Brown was confirmed today at a joint session of the legislature
Arizona republican., 1913-01-23

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Arizona republican., 1913-01-23
Stocks.

Amalgamated, 75; Smelling, 73, San ia Fe, 1O5A; St. Paul. 1l4h; New York Central. 108A; Pennsylvania, 112h; Reading. 1852; Southern Pacific, l057s; Union Pacific, 160ss; Steel. 65h; preferred; 1O9&: Silver. 62A.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-23

electrolytic. sl6.5O@16.75 Copper ar rivals 200 tons. Exports this month, 16,4S3 tons. London copper quiet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-28

The optimist looking into the future
sees there hundreds OF trains dis
charging into the nearby thorough
fares their thousands OF passengers.
Between that section and the campus
new business interests of all sorts
are springing up All the streets that
run into the esplanade feel the vivify-
ing effect of the improvement in new
buildings. greater activity, and i'm
provements I'm streets.
Stretching away In all directions
he sees newer and finer homes, and
between the new station and the
campus new Michigan-ave. Down
town the result will be new hotels.
which are coming as direct result
of the railroad improvements as we'll
as the growth of the city.
Next the postofiice. on Lafayette
blvd, In q few years will stand one
OF these hotels, a magnificent struc-
ture Of sixteen stories or more. On
CONTINUED ON Page Four
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-28

Heekia. valley Brswias Co., MesAaa-
Hegerstews Brswi.s Co., Haserstewa.
Independent Brewins Co.. DsIray, Mich.
IalanA Brewing Co., Spokane, wash.
Interstate brewing Co.. Sioux CITY, II.
Iaaspendent Milwaukes Brewing Co.
Jstter Brewing 90, south Omaha. Nes.
e. Klinkert brewing Co.. Racine, VIE.
Hunts Brewing, Ltd, Waterloo, Ont.'
Kalamazoo Brewing Co.. Kalamases.
Keystone Brewing Co.. Dunemore. Pa.
Kansas City Brewing Co. Kansas CITY,
Mo.
Ikinmepsi Springs CO.. WILMINGTON. Del
Ph. King brewing Co.,. Detroit, Mich.
Koppits- Melchers Brswiag Co. Detroit,
Issac Lessy brewing Co. Cleveland. o.
LsRoi brewing Co., Rossland. =. &C.
Lansing Brewing Co.. Landing. Mich.
Andrew Lohr BottIing Co, Carlo III.
Lon kola Co, Dasvisies Ny.
Loyalhanna Brewing Co., Latrobe, Pa.
VIM. ,. Lemp Brewing Co. 81. Louis
Mo.
The Lion Brewery. new York City.
Liberty brewing CO., PittsburgA. Pa
Lethtridge Brewing . Mating CO.
LethbrSdge, AIberta.
Mailer Drewing Co., Los Angelica. Cal.
McAvoy Rrewing Co., Chicago, III.
MQearch Brewing Co.. Chicago. III.
Mutual Union Bsewtrs Co.. AlsssiDps
p0.
Made West Brewing Coz joplin. Mo
The MOehn Brewing Co.. Dur11ngtou
MeAewk Valley brewing Co.. Science
t01ys n n.
uSVx DPewfng Co., WyouAotte. Mich
I0aseUsaasott 1rUvfng c., Prov1Asnse
- ir..- ps,v.,. osss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-28

One of the Oldest and largest real
estate firms in Detroit u Homer War
rem q Co.. 1927 Chamber OF CommSrcs
building. 1t was organised more than
Is years ago and has steadily develop
cd to Its present position. The men
who now compose II are Homer War
T Brown DS anS cSs. w 1iss9
The rental of large amount Of rest
apartments. homes and ofncs build
e also does : large bushes. In the
building OF houses for salo and In ~.
cent years has made . speciality OF
erecting workingmen's homes In blocks
Of Building and sivins to the wsrkmsn
venienoss at . reasonable price.
More than 1000 houses have been
sSSs !. :s: lat rai: a.; se
ever, II 10 sid. tho record VIII be far
s.oss6:d unless somsshins unforeseen
HouSs: erected py the company in
the more wealthy rssidsnos portions
Of the city sell for from ea.Sos u
A subsidiary eopartnsrship composed
&C., re ss :a for ass
This department carries some Of the
largest risks on Detroit property.
II - also the state agency for the
Casually Company Of America, Of VII On
the headQuaFters are IN New York.
The business Of the Casualty company
10 devoted chiefly 20 insuring the own
under employers' liability and work.
ingmen'0 compensation laws
Boom our business by boosting De-
troit II the principle upon whick this
group Of progressive men Of AFFAIRS
act. and It 10 bringing them success.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-28

Peter Br''As CITY Brewery. n''..s'tA.
Brs.dw.y Brewing 4 Maisi.s Co., Buf-
B.eHsr b sr.~ias Co. ogden. utah.
Buffalo Drswing Co.. sacrameato. Cal.
sI 49,, Os-oRsrst'v' br'w'.s 90"
Dollinser Bros. PittsburgA, Pa.
Brookvills Brewing o., BreokvilIs, Pa.
r. Briggs 4 Co, Elmira, N. r.
Bowler Bros., LtA., worcester. Mass.
A.. =: Droeks 4 CO.. 0ra.A RaDsds'
DersheR brewing Co. Fort wayne.
Deadieston 4 woers, New York CITY.
Dsy City srsw.ns CO.. nay CITY, niss.
Danner Brewing Coz saginaw. Mich.
British. Anerisan DrswiAg Co., Wind
Cks1pioa Brewms Co., Detrsit, Mich.
Clustt. Peabody = Co., Troy N. r.
Calgary Brewing 4 Msfting Co, Cal
gary, Canada.
c:.!s..a Cervessrsa Tol.ea , Mexie.,
Consumers nrewing Coz Denver. Colo
C1eveiand-sandusky BFew1ag Co.
Cleveland, O.
Cambridge Brewiss Co., Cambridge, o.
eeMae.- cssy =bssssf.g-0sv-oa.As.,
AdolvH Ceors. Denver. Colo.
Clair stillwagen syndiestes Csnnells-
c..:..ers' brewing %. AsAsas.l.,
Censuners Brewing CO., Erie, Ps.
Crescent DreW1ng Co., Trivia. Pa.
Centennial Brewiog Co., Dutte, Mont.
Creme brewing Co. New Britain, COan
CaYling Drsw1ng q Mantin6 Co, Lon
cervs:sS;s Y.essees, M.rs>a, Men.
CAPITAL Dsswlng C., La oetawas 0at
Ceae0au0A Drow1ng c. 0ooenaugE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-28

i've to ten feet In diameter. and one
OF them which 10 1l6 feet In length
holds 1000 barrels. They are made for
use either vertically or horizontally.
they take up less room than the wood.
do not shrink and have hoop troubles.
and are absolutely sanitary.
The business Of the Detroit steel
Coopsrage CO. has increased from SS4.-
100000 annually and the capitalism Ion
has heen increased from $4,000 to
100000 to make required extensiono.
The OF tns s. aSSmpapy a. n:nry
manager: Orla b. Taylor, vice-prssi-
dent; Clement L. Miner, secretary. Rob-
ert Rah1et. treasurer. and Otto Rein
valdt. assistant general manager.
ufactured by the company are In use
In almoN every state In the United
States and province In Canada !nu
many countries abroad. Here 10 Z list
of the brewers who have installed the
Akron Brewing Co., Akron. Mich.
American Brewing Co., Detroit, Mich.
Auto City Brewing Co., Detroit, Mich.
American DistilIing CO.. Pekln, ILL.,
Kmevseen aseaasses- CO.. -BroOklyn, MY.
AIIoues Mineral Spring Co.. Green Nay.
Americas brewing Co., Bennett. Pa.
Geo. e. Amejet brewing Co, ousbee.
Canada.
Aurera Brewing Co., Aurora, III.
Butte Brewlng Co., Bate, Mont.
Buckeye Brewing Co.. Toledo o.
Isaac BranAon Bros, New York City.
Edw. Dauers0eld. Merida. Mex.
John DuehIep, SteubenvfI1e, q.
Belmont Drewing Co., Martins Ferry.
Ohio. s1t M,l\
Brakdou Bros, New York CITY. ~
Fred naurenschmlat, Baltimore, No.
Denssager sprlng DrswsRy O., -.
MoHyA p
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-28

Peter Doelger Brewery, New York CITY.
Loyal w. Dunlap, Springfield. Mass.
Detroit Creamery Co., Detroit. Mol.
DUBUQUE DrewiAs q Aa'ti.s Co. d.
city.
D.ter.ri.s Brewery Co., d. T-a.sas-
Eria Brewing Co.. Erie, Pa.
Ekhardt 4 Becker Brewing o. D.
Eagle Brewing Co.. WATERBURY, Cos..
4. T;.le 1'f Sr."s.s Co. salt Lax. CITY.
Utah.
Fcrnit.re CITY Brewins Co., araad
Rapids, Mich.
Frick Co., Pittsburgh Pa.
FischeI Brewing Co.. Cleveland. O.
Franklin Brewing Co, Columbus, o.
Forest City Brewing Co., Cleveland, o.
Falls City Brewing CO.. LOulsv1lle, Ky.
Gronc 4 Co.. Sc. Louis, Mo.
COeheI Brewiug Co., Detroit, Mich.
G0etn Co., Chicago, III.
Gambrinus nrewing Co.. Portland, ore.
Grand R:rsds Brewins Coz Grand RAP
HsmmonS brewing Co.. Hammond. ind.
Helvetia MIX Condensing Co.. Spring.
ru..sswscs- Br-ws.s-ce.- n..siwssa.
Hure. Ces.ty Brswins Co, ssbswai.s.
usSerie crystal Springs Brewing Co..
assston lee 4 Brewi.g Coz Houston.
Tex.
uamiIton Brewing Assesistien, Hanil-
ton, Ont.
usehnie Brewing Co, Jackson. Mich
Chris. Heurieh BrsNtng Co. waning
ton. D. g. NJ E
msebner Tssede Brewing o.. TslsAs
nsso.sis Brewing = lGaisaAs o., nsn-
otuou. .. - VI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-28
yany eeoQ

National Capital Brswing Co., Wash
ingt0n. d. G.
on City Brewing Co.. OIL City. Pa.
Oakland Brewing 4 Mating Co.. OAK
Or1s.t.l Brewing Co.. Hong ke.g.
Chlna.
Peru Beer Co.. Peru. III.
Porto Rice Drewing Co., Porto nica.
Pau Pau Cola Co.. Chicago. III.
9. PfeIner Brewfng Co. Detroit. Mich.
T: a: Poth Z sons C:.ds,, y. d. a.;
Providence brewing Co., PrSvidense,
paciAc Coast Copaensed MIX Co, Seat
rsrse-Dsvis a Co., Detroit. Mich.
Proteau q Csvagan. Quebec. One.
Park Brewing Co. HoughtOn. Mich.
Pechstein q Nagei, Keekuk. Ia.
Peoples brewing CO. Terre Havte. Ind.
wm. Peter Brewing Co., Union City,
Portsmouth, Brewing Co.. Portsmouth,
Post,sc Brewing Co.. Pontiac. Mitch.
Enii r. Radiant Brewing Co.. schwa-
Rssc Brewing Co., Reno. New.
RusbseAr Herman saaten-Issasd,
Rkineisnaer DrtNi.s Co., Rhineissssr.
Geo. ). R...er 6w,.s Co.. Anros, o.
jacob Rapport Brewery New fesS
stesmsser Brews.s Co.. wi,kes-Barre.
W.. SaDon Brewing Co.. Buffalo. n. Y.
r. SchoeshOfen Browns Co. chicago,
shsSsysa. Mineral water Co.. sAsssy-
Ar. schneSAss, nssAlns, Ps.
re Standard Drswsne Co. ssrenssn'
sssss Dsvwang o.. cusss.. ..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-28

WILLIAM GEORGE TITzPAT1lCK
one Of Detroit's most eminent ana -.
teemed practitioners Of the law. was
born at Hoyt's Corners. O.. Nov. 70.
1875. He was educated In the public
schools Of Saginaw county. Mich. ct.
Nary: Seminary. Saginaw, and the
Michigan. Moving to Detroit, Mr.. Fits.
gatrick took . course At the Detroit
the Detroit College Of Law. from Which
institution he was graduated In 1897
with the degree Of IL 3.
On leaving college. Mr.. Fitzpatrick
began his career a. q lawyer by read
ing law In the Offices Of the late Hon.
T. q. Tarsney. early showing hie worth
known ~ Tarsnsy q Fitzpatrick In
1898. just one year after graduation.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick 10 q member Of the
Detroit Bar Assoeistion. the Mshig.aa
Columbus and the Knights Of Equity.
His politics are Dsmocretie and for
recreation he hunts and fishes at the
St Chair Flats, being msmbsr Of the
North Channel club. He has his Of
does at ITO Ford buIldinE and resides
It - 1odbury-avA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-28

NE Of Detroits business estab-
lishments, whose affairs have
~ expanded as the city has been
marching onward to the million
Dopulation mark 10 the Detroit steer
0oopsrage Co. which has the entire
Ovl1issd world as its market Tne
laygo glass lined steel tanks which ere
Raaufactured by this company are
usoA IN hundreds of brewery establish
nents Az timber became scarce the
brewsriss were facing . crisis and
Henry c. Weideman organized the
oompany which II manufacturing metal
tanks with enamel lining. After put
tlng the tanks to q thorough test nrms
n an parts Of the United states ana
many places in foreign lands sent In
osAsrs and today the company's plant
n toeming with activity.
The original building was 27S by lVo
lDot and now the plant takes In the
whole block at Beaufait and Sylvester
avenues. 10 TAO by 100 feet three ad-
Iitjono having been made, and more
hnlne planned The mechanical equip
neat Of the Detroit Steel Cooperage
company 10 q model and the sheets of
oesel are treated with sand blast to
remove all scales. made Into the re-
ouirsd shapes and then put Into a re-
Sort whore the temperature IL 1000
noGSees Fahrenheit The glass enters
ne pores Of the steel and becomes a
- Of Il, % that II never chips. al
vnyu Furnishing . smooth interior for
- storing Of the beer. through the
ogelng prossea
- Naaks ere q various sisse from