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Arizona republican., 1913-06-10
INSTRUCTED VERDICT
 K STRINKER CASE

The damage suit of Joseph Strnk- CT VS the Ray Consolidated Mining company came to ap abrupt ending yesterday when Judge Phillips sus- taiued a motion made hy the attor- ncys for the defense for am instruct cd verdict for the defendants.
 The plaintiff Joseph Strinker and Albert DeSaules had just finished their evidence when the adjournment for lunch was taken and when the court convened for the afternoon ses- sion the attorneys for tue defense made motion for the instruction of the jurl to fnd for thc defendants. Tho jury Was immediately cNcuSad and told to report back at three o'clock but long before that time the motion made for the defense had Ieon sustained
 The accident whereby the plaiutifr lest his log occurred three weeks before the admission of Arizona to statehood and the laws r. garding tho relations between master and servant before the admission of tho state were those under which this ease was tried Several l-notty points If law Were involved in this action and the attorneys both for tine plaintiff and the defense came well pTtpHrcI tp argue the case for their respective clients
 The decision of the judge came as distinct shock to the plaintiff, and his wife went into mysteries when the decision was reached Every one connected with the case was deeply affected and the judge in in structing the jury stated that his de cision was based m the law and no matter how much he wished to award the plaintiff damages for the loss If his leg it was impossible for him to do otherwise than direct a verdict for the defendant The jury returned the verdict without leaving the box
 MeSsrs. Struckmcyer x Fisher. the attorneys for Strinl>er made q mo tion for a new trial. and Judge Phil lips nas set the time for the hearing at e.@0 o'clock this morning. Many prominent legal lights will be on hand to hear the arguments in support of this motion.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-10
HOw to Destroy
 the Dandruff Germ
BY A SPECIALIST

That the dandrutf germ is rospon- sible ion nearly all the diseases to which the scalp is heir, as we'll as for badness and premature gray hair, iS q well known fact. but when we realize that 1t Is also indirectly re- sponsiblc for many of the worst cases of c1utIrh and consumption, we appreciate the importance o1 any agent that will destroy it's power
 We are therefore, particularly pleas eI tp give herewith the prescription W hich am eminent scientist states he has found. after repeated tests. to completely destroy the dundruff germ in fr m one to three applications It will also almost immediately stop fallinS hair and it has in numerous cases produced a new hair growth after years of badness This pre- scription can be made up at home. or any druggist will put II up for you: 6 ouucos Bay Rum. , ounces LaVona dc Composre. one-half drachm Men thol crystals. Mix thoroughly and after standing half an hour it is ready for use. ApplN nignt and morning. rubbing into the scalp with the rineer-tus. If you wish it per fumod, ada half q teaspoonfuI of To- kalon Perfume, which unitc5 pcrfcct- lN with the other meredients While this preparation is not dye it is unclUalcd for restoring gray hair to it. original Advertisement.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-10

of the Boston Store, Beller of Goldman x co. HuIlrath of GoldWatcr's.
 Amusement committee: Messrs lily man If the New York Store. chairman: Edmonson of New York Store; O'Dan- ieI of Iiyder's. Christofferson of J. W. Doris. Donncll of ElWeu Grocery. Shott of Goldman X Co, SIocum of Nelson ana White.
 Rcfreshmcnt committee: Horzberg of Horzberg's, chairman: Miller of Tal- butt X Hubbard Licbcr of the New York Store. Krausc of the Boston store, Mckenzie of IIacketts Market Me Dauicl of the Annex
 Prizes and awards committee: Ajessrs Reinhart of the Hub. chairman: Hanson of Drachmau's Dashell of GoIdhere's. C;earl of HannY Co.. Cooley oG Diehrs. SudIer of the Annex. Parcel of the Blue Blood Shoe Store.
 Transportation committee: Messrs Burke of Wakvlin's, chairman: Hughes of HurIeN's Market
 Publicity committee: Messrs Cannon of Gollbers's. chairman: Meyers of the New York Store Lcecraft of the Bos- ton Store.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-10
ASHljRST BILL
 E PROTESTED
Governors of Water Users Association Go on Record Against Measure - Con tracts Stepped at Special Session

The well mtyntiened joint reso- 'utiun of Senator Henry AshurSt me4uln4 tp take the expense Of the trips Of delegates off the shoulders of Hat,r ustrs Associations met little approval in the local project. and at special meeting of tEe board of governors yesterday a strong protest was offered to the measure on the ground that 1t raises the expense of the trips If Christy and orme tp Washington last month from $500 to $-5o0 and only extends the time of it's payment a short While. the gov ern"rs thought ii better to take strong position in opposition tu the hIIL Instead ol assessing the uT9- Jegt for the expenses oE two dele gates, the bnl in effect charges it for six Here's how Orne and Chr.Sty spent between them the sum af $500 ou their trip This lyouId have been paid ont If the fund in tho associations treasury with noth- Ashur-t resolution, the S2o0o0 eX- pcn~es of the hearing was charged against the reclamation fund. in which thc Salt river project has on~-sighth interest ThuaIy the as- so-~.aeutr for eeuoI-I expenditures ara paid for ly the local project at n, rate ur uAc dollar for the eight aE the others
 TE. governors rejected the bids on the Gross Gut power house. the main reason being that tho figures were considered too high The lowest lump sum bid was in the nclghbor- hood of $35,000 and this was con sidered too much Then fearing that some of the contractors had not gain cd an entirely clear idea of the mean ing of the specifications about extra work and that their bids had in con sequence not been made t1 tine best advantage of both parties, the gov errors decided to call for more bids. and to this end directed the secretary r. go through the necessary pro- Cedure.
 The contract for supplying the but terfly gates was let to the Union Machine company. These gates con troI the flow of water from the fore bay into the two great seven foot penstock pipes that connect with the turbines in the power house They are immense disks of steel and ce- ulent that revolve within the pipes and 50 cut off or on the water sup Y,ly
Arizona republican., 1913-06-10
40 North Central
 Ave.

Now, I trust, that all will join with me, and that we may work for the bet terment of the city.
 For the convenience of the applicants for building permits I would state that shall make it a practice to be in my office; Hill & Claflin, corner of Center and Washington streets, under the Central Drug store; from 500 4, M. to 100 P. NJ, each week day, and un- less there is something special shall use only the afternoons for inspection work.
 I would be pleased to have anyone interested in building. or desiring any information on the building ordinances. to make me q call. We will get ac- quainted, and I will cheerfully. give you the desired information, and any other assistance possible.
 HOWARD B CHAPLIN,
 City Building Inspector. Phoenix, Ariz., June g.
 Cane granulated sugar, by sack, $5.50. AIckees.-AdVertisem 1t
Arizona republican., 1913-06-10

ask each and every one of you who are interested in a bigger and better Phoe- nix, to assist me that I may, with inn partality and justice, discharge the duties of my office.
 I notice that there are q few who are constructing buildings without having obtained a building permit, probably through Ignorance of the fact that there is an ordinance prohibiting the erection, construction, alteration, re- pairing or moving of any building. or part of building. in the city of Phoenix, when the cost of such work shall eX- ceed s2000, without having first pro- cured q permit for such work. Any one violating this ordinance is sub- ject to 4 fine of not less than Five Cs5oo) dollars, or over one hundred C$10O.0O) dollars, or imprisonment in the city jail for not less than five days or more than one hundred days, also anyone commencing any of the afore- said work without having obtained a building permit k to be assessed double the regular fee
Arizona republican., 1913-06-10
How Drunka!ds
 Are Saved

Men and women who have become mastered hy the craving for drink, can be saved only by proper medical treatment. Ccnsure. fines and inn prisonmcnt Will not reform them. be- cause they have drunk until the craving and necessity for drink has become stronger than the Will-poWcr to resist T. you drink. or if you have relatives, friends or employes who drink it is your duty to investigate the Neal Drink Habit Treatment, which is a safe, sure, vegetable rem edy. that removes the appetite, cray ing and necessity for drink in three days. without the use of hypodermic injections The Neal Home Treat ment is the same as the Institute Treatment and can be arranged for those who desire it. Call at the Neal Institute 1537 West Jefferson street Phoenix, Arizona, and get our proofs and references, or write or phone for book of information. Phone 1133.
 DRUG HABIT ACCESSIBILITY TREATED
Arizona republican., 1913-06-10
CLERKS PLAN
 BIG PICNIC
Next Thursday Afternoon to Be Spent by Retail Sales men and SalrsWomen With Friends at EaStIallc Park

some idoa of tle magnitude "f the plans for the annual picnic ot tine re- -4u clerks of Phoenix can p- drawn from tho sizo of the committees that were appointed last uight at the meet ing held Il the hall on the second floor Dt tGe ,ity hau building Enthusiasm was auc. uf the most noticeable features .r the meeting More than seventy r5tc of tho best known retail clerks of ra, citN .x..te present and many speech ,.- were lnada For a while il looked as if the clerks have q number If budding orators among their numher-
 Tr. rf,ilf. is ta be held at Eastlako tark next Thursday afternoon. begin rIuE alt the correct afternoon time Of -nlrt-- minutes after twelve. At that time there r.III bc baseball game be- tween the Tempe and Mesa teams of tHc Nal,g lra@ue. but Et~i sport will onI>- be a side issue compared With the athletic stunts the clerks themselves v5I put ever There will be fat and Chm races. ladies races. potato races. obstacle races three leE@ed races and what not Iu fact the whole thing Is rl4unel to alton tnc oloIl.s to have o good tme uith their families and friends
 Gre hundred and tWeutV salons of lemonade has been contracted for. for th. arteruoon there Will be fruit and soda water plenty ur sandwiches. sal aGz. olives rielsl.d- pies and what not
 Th,r ther, uiu lc the famous band ar tae United States Indian School to d5~sanSe music with the meals. Ln fact tHe national air of the ltr,au clerks i~ .,;ce but lile music with nN nt,aI-
 In order to aceomo3ote the many tsho will be in attendan. at the fiesta. special cars will be run over tho lin" from First And WaSHiuGtuu streets @" that .4ll may be on hand Tor the ouruing gun at 1-.Gp At tIa meeting last night the following officers mere Caos- en ta serve for inc coming year. Harry q. Franklin. chairman. Arnoif Elu- 1a-ntlaI secretary. henIt Parcel. treasurer
 The following cammitte were cao- sau to perfect a good time for an r13t will be fortunate enough t3 be ah.e to attend.
 Executive committee. Nes-rs. l'a-1- iell of Coldher4s chairman. HEuan Of <ev Yorr Store Hauuv or Iiatu< Co, 2flI-- of Talbot and Hubbard, u.fz- Her- of Tferzhere's.
 Finance committee: Mr-sls- Ii#nnE or Hauuy Cu. chairman. Tum-nt hal or the Hub. Murray If NcDou-aU and Ca-sou. Guy of Doris Heywau. Stone
Arizona republican., 1913-06-10
SI0O Reward. SIOO.

The readers Of this paper will he pleased to learn that there s at least dreaded disease science las been able to in all its stages and that is Iatarrh. Haus Cat2rTh Cure is the only positive being constitutional disease. requires constitl- ilonal treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken in- ternally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of the system thereby destroying tho foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assist ing nat-re in doing its woTb- The proprietors have so much faith in is curative powers that they o1er one Hundred Dollars for ally case that 1t fails ta cure Send for list of testimonials
 Address r. J. CHENEY X CO.,. Toledo, o.
 Sod by all Druggists. 7Jc.
 lAAe Hals tamIIy Pms Tor coordination.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-10
and pIentN of thcm.

and plenty of them.
 After supper a couple of hours We're spent on regulation text books and by that time most of the of fcers were willing to sit around and smoke for a short time before turn ing in.
 Adjutant General Harris visited the camp during the day. Governor Hunt, in his capacity as commander in chief, will probably go out today. The problem for today which will mean the afternoons work will be in addition to map drawing, range firing at unknown distances. The tour of duty begins this morning at DO with the rcvcille call. Most of the morning win be spent in drilling
Arizona republican., 1913-06-10

On the going trip tickets destination within fifteen days. The return limit is three months but not beyond October 31,
 Stopovers the going trip permitted Iron Springs, Prescott Williams, Albuquerque and points east. On the return trip stopovers permitted everywhere including Chicago, St. Louis, Memphis Stopovers
Arizona republican., 1913-06-10
PHOENIX BUILDERS
 GET A WARNING
Inspector Claflin Will Thoroughly En-
 force the Ordinances.

To tno Editor of The Republican:
 sir.
 ThroaHh the courtesy of the editors eI the Phoenix papers, l wish to am uouuee To the people of Phoenix, and especially to the architects and con tractors of the city. that in accepting the office ar city building inspector I ann pledged to the betterment of the building coalitions and to tho uphold ing and enforcement of the city build ing ordinances.
 Having made this promise. l now
Arizona republican., 1913-06-10
ADJUSTMENTS
The Empress


 one of the best moving picture features that has ever been shown in this city opened at this playhOure last evening II is a tWo-reel sub iect from the studios of the Lubin company, entitled The Power of the Cross. The story is one of the strongest imaginable, and the east is composed of the cream of the nov ing picture world and handles the thcme on q scale that places this particular feature way ahead of the average. The most favorable com ment Was heard on all sides This picture will De- continued tonight and tomorrow night. and is certain to find instant favor in hearts of the overs of the movies"
 Harris & Harris, the comedy ath- letic act scheduled to open last night, failed to put in an appearance, but will open tonight Jones X Walton were there with bells on in a stde- splitting comedy sketch. The Coun- try Cousin" This act contains a
 thousand laughs. and Jones & Wal ton put it over as q riot. With The Power of the Cross.' as the picture feature. and Jones & Walton in "The Country Cousin" the managcmcnt presents q good eve ninG's entertainment, and with the team of Harris x Harris. which is recognized as one of the funniest i comedy gymnast teams in the busi- ness the bill will be hard to beat he Lamara
 The present program at the La mara will be run tonight for the i last time After this there will be 1 three changes per week at this pop l ular play house, all the pictures be- l ing up to the regular high standard | set by this house The change nights
 are to be Sundays. Wedncsdays. and | Fridays The thcater is always cool | the air fresh and dry and the ser | vice excellent.
 The Coliseum,
 i Tonight is the big night with the patrons of this house-the regular l change night for the vaudeville act | as well as the moving pictures. Ev- l erything will be new The HarVeys | will present a singing, dancing and I talking act, and Brook & Doyle will | put over q singing, talking and mus | ical act. The bill promises to be up l to the Coliseum standard. which is
 "nuf ced"
Arizona republican., 1913-06-10
SAYS THE OLD HEN KNOWS HER
 BUSINESS.

In the current issue of Farm and Preside q contributor of an article en- titled Knowing How With Hens makes the following comment about setting hens and incubators:
 7" The setting hen does the best for me. The old reliable hen will hatch the eggs and take care of the chicks with less watching than q non-inteIligent machine, and she doesn't make 2 mis- take if I don't have her in mind all the time: then l had rather risk the hen with valuable eggs. She has made with me the reputation of giving me more and stronger chicks, especially more show binds"
 Canc eranulated sugar. Dy sack, $5.30. MckcG s.-Advcrtiscmont. It
Arizona republican., 1913-06-10
SUBURBAN POPULARITY

Miss Wombat is the most popular suburban belle I know.
 she is the only girl in her suburb who keeps the car schedules posted in the parloT."-Louisville Courier Journal
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-05
EL,IwOOD

Mrs. Margaret Hereford and broth
err left last week for Blackburn and
Waverly. where they will visit the re-
mainder OF the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Davis are
spending this week In Kansas City.
Mrs and Mrs. VIM. Lennon spent
Thursday in'sweet Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Smith were
guests at chas. Smiths Thanksgiving
day.
Several from here attended the
funeral OF Mrs. Tom Cox at Black
burn Thursday.
Miss Frances Reager returned Sum
lay from a weeks visit In Sedalia,
MIR, and Mrs. A. p. Reager were
guests OF DR.. and Mrs. James Sunday.
Mrs. oney Deal Of Marshall. Mrs.
Iule Deal and Raymond Deal and wife
visited Mrs. d. M. Bolts Wednesday.
About twenty-five OF thirty guests
were entertained at the home of Mrs,
Sam Fulksrson Thursday evening, All
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Lon and Ed. Shieszer
returned to San Benito, Texas, Tues
day. after attending their fathers fun
eral.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Wilkerson, who
were formerly at the colony, have
move here from Grant City and we
are pleased to welcome them back.
J. T.. Davis, wife and daughter,
Eulalia came 10 Marshall Saturday
and spent Saturday night with the
'trmer parents. MIR. and Mrs. j. r.,
Davis and left on the early mofpine
train Sunday for a Few weeks stay at
Excelsior. The formers mother, Mrs,
]. E. Davis of Marshall accompanied
them.
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-05
EnnnlIt, and Gnnd Mnnners

Almost q hundred years ago ono OF
.he friendlicst OF our foreign critics
aid OF us: Liberty Is not the chief
md constant object OF their desires:
equality Is their Idol: They make
'atid and sudden efforts TO obtain
liberty. and II they miss their aim.
'csign themselves 20 their dissapolnt-
mont. but nothing a satisfy them
Without equality. and they would
athcr perish than lose &C." Goethe
aid that good could como
jnly with equality. The two state
ncnts taken together give the very
lfonce OF the American attitude. We
.rcat each other ~ equals-and this
accounts ut once for the lack OF defer
ence in public servants OF which for
cigners complain. and for their pro-
'ound friendlinoss. which foreigners
do not seem able 20 comprehend.
The conductor on the railway" an
observing American has written WIN
not touch his hat to you. but then he
does not expect o foe from You. Tho
workman In the street OF whom You
ask n question. will answer you rs en-
equal. but he viii tell you what you
want TO know" Now there are maa!
there are many people who cannot
stand such Independence. who can en-
Joy nothing but acknowledge super
lority. They want 20 be master. and
Enthusiastically speaking-ln play
ing with loaded dice. They oxpoc;
heir friends TO show more affection
then they do. they wish their servants
70 be sorrier TO leave than they arc TO
have them 20. and they believe that
one OF the duties OF those who serve
them In any capacity Is TO esteem
that service a privilege. Such people
arc happiest In England, where any
belonging apparently TO the upper
classes Is certainly supremely well
taken caro- Of. Such people do not
.ealiZc that there Is something terri
1ly ~proenrious In being well treated
lnly because one Is supposed TO be an
lrlstocrat. and that only n good
,cat and plenty OF loose change
Loaf them over an abyss OF insolenco.
leeper by far than their country
men threaten even at their worst,
There is n solid security in being ad-
mitted IA a fellow being an equal
Not all Americans. OF course, have q
taste for equality, but without It no
one can understand. far less enjoy,
the particular brand of good manners
that flourishes In this country.
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-05
IT'S A MISTAKE
Made By Many Marshall Residents.

Many people In a misguided effort
to get rid Of kidney backache. rely on
plasters, linlments and other make
shifts. The right treatment Is kid
ney treatment and a remarkably rec-
commended kidney medicine is Doau's
Kidney pills. Marshall is no excep-
ton.
The proof Is at your very door. The
following Is an experience typical OF
the work OF Doan's Kidney Pills in
Marshall.
Mrs. l.. A. wnliama, SCI \. Jack
son st., Marshall. NO.. says: ~ had
been suffering for several months
from kidney complaint. I had a dull.
heavy pain across my Kidneys and
through the small of my back and
dizzy headaches bothered me continue
lily. I felt weak and nervous and
-ould not get my proper rest. Final
y / used Doan's Kidney Pills and was
rclieved."
price zoe. at all dealers. Don't
imply ASK for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Nrr. Williams had. Foster Milburn
Co.. Props. Buffalo, y. y. ADV.
G2-5)
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-05
stomach Troubles disappear.

Stomach, liver ard tiducy troubles,
acal; nerves, lane back aud romal,
lis disappear when Electric uittcrs
are used. Thousands OF women woulG
not be without Il bottlc In their home
Eliza Pool OF Dcpew, okla. writes,
'Eloctrlc Blttors raised me from .
bed OF sickness ana suffering and has
done me a world OF good, wlsi
every suffering woman could use this
ayccilent remedy and find ont, MS !
IA. just how good 70 g." As II haf
lclpcd Thousands OF others. Il surely
SIN do the same for you. Ever!
bottle guaranteed, soc, aud 800. Al
~ druggists. Il r. Hucklcn & Co.
Philadelphia or 81. Louis. Adv.
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-05
SALEM

Mrs. McCray left last Wednesday
for Oklahoma, TO visit her son, DR..
oran Mccray. VIII be gone two
weeks.
Mrs. Jno. Giimer and daughter,
Gladys. spent Thanksgiving with her
lister, Mrs, NJ. p. Bell.
Mrs. Phel Haynie and daughter.
Mrs. chas. Wilson and baby visited
with Mrs. and Jno. Gilmer and Mr..
and Mrs. Wade Gilmer Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs. Betty Lawless is the guests OF
her sons. DR., Lawless and Frank Law
less.
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-05
Wont 90 hrrnM Rnrk.

Tho following are the ladies who
wont 20 Arrow Rock today. Saturday
O attend the Woman's Good Roads
Meeting and be present at the formal
opening OF the D. a. r. he'd room q
fhe Old Tavern: Mrs, II. NJ. Reynoldf
and guests, Mrs, T.. r. Reynolds. dan
ghtor, Martha, Mrs, Aleck Reynolds
o! Kansas city, Mrs. J, D. Fleming.
Mrs, j. S. Kelley, Mrs. w. A. VawteI
End Mrs, J. VI. Patterson. Mrs
W. u. Napton Mrs. j. p. Huston, Miss
Franco pucfnor and Miss Papl,n,
rghch went IN the Buokner machine
DIR, 4. a. Smiths family had planned
TO 90 y thoir car but decided 1t wa,
.tno muddy.
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-05
Constipation PoIsons You

II you are constipated, your entire
iystem Is poisoned by the waste mat
ter kept in the body-1 serious results
pften follow. Use DR.. Kings New
life Pills and you will soon get rid OF
constipation. headache and other
troubles. 25c az druggists OF. by mail
II. H.. Bucklen & Co.. philadelphia
and 81. Louis. If. lNa Adv.