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Arizona republican., 1913-02-12

C. Brooks and J. B. Edwards were Phoenix visitor last evening.
 The regular meeting of the Glen dale city council will be held at the town hall
 The Glendale board of trade will hold it's regular monthly meeting at the board rooms tomorrow night, Feb. 11th Every member is urgently re- quested to be on hand at o'clock sharp.
 A. w. Bennett is building fence around his cement house on East Washington street.
 Among the Phoenix visitors today Edwards and Miss Maud Ross. MT. c. E. PaysOn left tonight fo" Mexico. where he will oversee the loading and shipping of several thous- and tons of sugar cane to Glendale for the Southwestern Sugar & Land com pany. This seed will be planted and distributed among the ranchers next year, at which time the sugar factory will have installed cane working machinery. and will buy back the cane from the farmers for the man. ufacture of cane sugar. | Following are registered at the ! Glenwood. Ethel Ward. J. E. Hill and wife, Mrs. A. A. C. Amcs, MT
Arizona republican., 1913-02-12

uteS all through the day Committees have been appointed to take charge of the various departments. The ladies of Glendale have agreed to help with the barbecue etc. Alex Silva, an old hand at the business. will have charge of the barbecue. There will be all kinds of meat-veal, mutton and pork.
 As before stated in these columns, Vice President -elect Thomas R. Mar shall, and Governor Hunt of Arizona. will be the speakers of the day, and a complete and enjoyable program has been arranged that promises a good time for all who attend Mrs A. A. c. Ames of San Francisco is here visiting at the Hotel Glnnwoo l with her sister Miss Margaret Meagh- CT. who is confined to her bed this week.
 For the past several days Glendale has had at least one good shower each day, and it is doing wonders for the yards. fields, trees, etc, that the frost turned brown last month. The Glen dale country is looking fine now. and many visitors and landlookers are coming in daily.
 Mrs. NJ. L. Stitt. who has been visit ing with Mrs. Henry Hatherley the nast two days is expected home ! today.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-12

phone properties in Arizona. I think it IS generally known that this state since it's admission to the union. is rap idly forging to the front in all of those attributes which characterize western development. The recent establishment of large irrigation projects has done much to enhance it's agricultural pro- duction, in addition to it's well known prominence in mining and stock raiS- ing.
 Since the telephone properties of that state were not so wholly identified with the Bell system and Bell progress as might be deemed best for all, it was decided to round out our territory by their addition to the Mountain States group. Our experience, in taking oyer these properties, was somewhat new, and, at the same time, educational Arizona is the only state in the Noun tain States region having a corporation commission with broad Jurisdiction over telephone properties, and We nat urally approached the negotiations for the merger with some trepidation However, a most satisfactory result has been obtained. with the intelligent cooperation of the commission, which has evidenced a keen desire to work with, rather than for or against, our company in the effort to provide gen. eral and comprehensive telephone ser | vice for that state.
 | To secure that result it has been found sufficient to explain with frank
 ness and confidence. to the commis-
 sion, our aims and intentions. and the methods proposed. It Is only just ta state that, somewhat to our surprise even in the short time since the nego- tiations were opened. We have suc- ceeded in eliminating q number of feat ures of our business usually designated
 as irregular and discriminatory, prob
 ably to greater prOportionate extent in Arizona than elsewhere in our ter
 ritory. This result can only be attrib
 uted to the fact that the corporation
 commission law of that state is admin
 istered in a fair. capable and intelligen
 manner If like administration vii
 result from public utility acts in those
 states in our territory whose legislator!
 now have public utility commission laws under consideration, our stock
 holders need have no hesitation il [ commenting this form of legislation.
 In closing this brief summary of th, more important features of our busi ness during the past year. I wish tC
 commend the oyalty and the efforts Of our army of employees. Largely t.
 them is due the successful results 0 the past year. To reciprocate, in som , measure, this loyalty and devotion, ; plan for an Employees Benefit Funt has been adopted. which will includ [ pensions, life and accident insurance and sickness and disability benefits Much space has been given to this plal in the public press. so that it is un necessary here to go into details. only wish to emphasize that it, lik many of our strongest business re sources. is made possible only by ou
 association with The American Telc , phone and Telegraph company as on ! Of the units of the great Bell system. Respectfully submitted for the Di ! rcctors,
 3 F. B. FIELD. . President.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-12
SHIPMENT ID
 STOCKHOLDERS
President Field of Noun tain States Telephone
 and Telegraph Company
 In Course of Statement
 to Stockholders Pays . Compliment to Arizona.
THE MOUNTAIN STATES TElE- PHONE AND TELEGRAPH co.
Executive Office, Telephone Building.
 1421 champa Street.
Denver, Colo, Feb. II, 1913,

Denver, Colo, Feb. II, 1915 To the Stockholders:
 The following stdtement, submitted by me on behalf of your board of di rectors. exhibits the financial conditiop Of the company. December 31, 1912.
 On that date we had in our entire territory, 37O exchanges. furnishing service to 1S4. .66S exchange stations. in- cuding 1,293 toll stations. In addition to these 1S4.66S exchange stations there are 1S,390 stations connected with our system on the lines of con meeting companies, making total of 203.05S subscribers stations in service on December 31. 1912, an increase Cf 30.255 during the year. or a total in crease of 40123 stations since the merger of the Colorado Telephone com pany, Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company and the Tri-State Telepho one and Telegraph company. on July aI, 1911: a gain of almost 9 per cent since the merger The total miles of eX- change and toll lines. as of December 31. 1912. were 5O661S.9S. an increase of 105,S31.76 miles for the year. The in- crease alone being more than four times the circumference of the earth and the total wire mileage. sufficient to go more than twenty times around the earth. Total miles of exchange and toll wire underground on December 31l. 1912. were 1S0.929.09. Total miles of toll lines on the same date were 71.51606.
 Because of the comparatively brief period which has elapsed since the for 1Nal phone and Telegraph company, some comment on the balance sheet which follows. is proDably essential to thor Ough understanding of it.
 An examination of the balance sheet of the system of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company submitted herewith. will indicate t. stockholders the great increase in the ma gnitude of the company. Since mA last report of The Mountain StateS company we have acquired all the Bel properties in Arizona, so that our opc- rations now cover the seven grea states of Colorado. Utah. Idaho. Mon. tana. Wyoming New Mexico and Ari zOna with toll lines into all surround ing states.
 StOcknOlderS p1 The Mountain St3 te company. 'vq2 were holders of Cobra do Telephone company stock prior {, the merger in 1911. will recall that il my letter Of July 20. 1911. to Colorad, Telephone company stockholders. 1 re ferred to the advantages to be secure through a wider distribution of ou general investment. Pursuing the poll cy then commenced. The MOuntai' States company has expanded. until is today a corporation with outstand ing capital capital stock practically ?. times a great as the entire issued capi tai stock of the Colorado Telephon company at the time of the merger Wa effected The benefits of this broaden :ng of investment accrue alike to thos whose Mountain States TelephoE holdings come from their former in Ncstment in Colorado TeleDhOne
Arizona republican., 1913-02-12
ANSWE FRED.

During the Christmas dinner q young Frenchman was seated next to a fine looking young woman who was wearing a gown which displayed her beautiful arms
 II came near not being here to- night said she. T was vaccinated a few days ago and it gives me con siderable annoyance"
 The young foreigner gazcd at the white arms of the speaker. 'Is that sO,' he replied. Where were you vaccinatcd?'
 The girl smiled dcmurely and said: In Boston. Ladies Home Journal.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-12

comparison, 1912 shows a gain of IA per cent over 1911 in the relation of gross earnings to outstanding stock. indicating that with increase of capi- tai liability there is a more than corre- sponding advance in gross return.
 There was likewise in 1912 an in crease of 9.6 per cent. over 1911 in the amount carried to reserves and suf plus, after payment of all operating ex- penSeS and dividends
Arizona republican., 1913-02-12
MOTHERS CAN SAFELY BUY.

Dr Kings New Discovery and give
 it to the little ones when ailing and suffering with colds, coughs, throat
 or lung troubles, tastes nice, harm less. once used, always used. Mrs. Bruce Crawford. Niagara. Mo. writes . pr Kings New Discovery chang ed our boy from a pale weak sick boy to the picture of health Al ways helps. But it at all druggists.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-12

December 31 1911. is taken in connec-
 ton with earnings for 1911, and over against these are put figures showing outstanding capital stock December Fl, 1912, and gross earnings for 1912. On this basis of comparison it is shown, however. that with the increase in it's capital stock outstanding, your con- pany is at the same time gaining in the relation of it's gross earnings to capital stock In other words. on this basis Of
Arizona republican., 1913-02-12

Y. F. Mailing, q farmer living near Yukon, Mo. strongly recommends t'oley's Honey & Tar Compound and says: T have been advised by my family doctor to use Foley's Honey & Tar Compound for my children when there was a cough medicine needed. It always gives the best of satisfaction and I recommend it to others" Elvey & Hulett.-Advertise- ment.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-12
PREPARATION FOR
 H|Gn SCHOOL DEDICATION
Vice President Elect Marshall and Governor Hunt Will Both Be
 Present.

GLENDALE, Ariz.. Feb. 10.-Prepa : nations for the dedication of the new high school on the 12th of this month fneXt Wednesday, are fast nearing completion Arrangements are being made with Santa Fe to run a special train out and back. and the street ear win run every hour and twenty min
Arizona republican., 1913-02-12

and Mrs. Higgins, Mrs. J. L. Gaiser Miss Lois Gaiser. Miss Ann Far well, MT and Mrs. E. j. Flock, C Brooks and J. P. Edwards.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
THE THEATER
STRIKING SCENE IN THE
WITNESS FOR THE DEFENSE

One ~ tho most striking scenes IN
Inc Wi'n"ss FOR the defense" m
which blanche Rates VIII DO seen hor,
~ IN" Court Theatre on MONDAY nirh.
Nay -. Is III" cross examination af
tNo lawyers regarding an incident IN
IN" early life of the heroine OF .lc
play One lawyer questions another
lawyer both keen and shar3.ui'fod.
bnth AZ sword IS points. both anxious
20 scent inc secret 0f each other FD..
serious plays seen on the stage ODD
recent seasons have abOuuded in such
compelling human interest as Tho
witness for the D"fense" which
comes her" with the prestige Of a long
ana Triumphant run IN London The.
scenes ~ tho play alternate between
i1raWdy East India and rural ENGLAND
Needless 10 say Charles Frohman.
under whose direction Miss Bates i-
now touring In The Witness for tho
Defense has staged rho play with thar
perfection ~ detail and exquisite taste.
mat Charactcriles all Frohmau offcr.
ings The sale ~ scat viii open to.
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02

Charley Grapovin has q ns,y play fn
which h. has had considerable sur.
r"ss thir season T. is called .rr.
tween showers and w.ll ho given 10
ih" ourt tNo nights next ws...
iartinE Tuesday. MAY cth. with mai.
$1,000 0u Wcdnesdav
supporting Grapewin are Mike Dor.
In. the actor ball player. and Anna
hanr". Tor ~" past eight scasous
IDENTIFIED Hith N" Production launch.
ID by Mr Grnpevin
very realistic rain effect takcs
ria"" ~ Oh" conclusion ~ tho psr.
frrmanrc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
About People
Movements OF individuals 20 and
from the City.

Miss Lula Schmcichel who il 4
professional uurs. in chicago j. Tho
quest of h,r relatives mere
~ .,t A. c.. ri
'N'l'i'' D"
""d ,'.,a ,.',.' ~ .-.r 80 ~ ~. W..
hn-i,,5 ~ -s,.,...i ,-. .m u','
r - Nc'"E ana daughter. Mis-
ii'i'H' "i Sl-''iSNlil'. nave b'en t.@
E"'Sis OF friends 10 III" city FOR s"1N
q. .,
IT, Nv ~ -. tui- '''N' Wa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02

STANpAhD quality Line Bred Barred
LOCKS. I-rShoTuS. choice matinsS.
IIi'tS fiSht. -. u. MCiugh. Mt pleas
ant 'hl" ap-l2-t-my-t.
"AiNE yuud"tfe eggs Tor settling:
Sl.uu FOR 10 can Nattnn,i pea.
s"5p-N. HOS Lind - at-Iot NH
sie special on Sur AMI White Otp.ns-
ton Eggs. SETTINGS sI5O 81 90 & 90
Ann. Ma!. June WaSmau'S Poultry
i m; EoHcS = Point. ". Va. National
----.----.L ..- mr-2s-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
OUT-THE-PIKE
Speeding Must atop

.H TO nffi'"ra nf fI. 0uf. Tho. O.. -.
'..f hH'e been given pfHst- ~ srr.st
~ ,'F" VIC ore found g. Ia ovee.l-
IE we HI.f'd limit 100 mat Iaiar Sow
fh4 sp"ed@fs have been arrested To- &c
't-i ." tH5~ between Pleasant Valley
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
SEALED t.RGPOSAIS

"ouSe 20 bIanu:ucturers. Joboers. ..ir-
ehants and Other wholesale Dealers
NOTICE II HEREBY tiINI.N. mat
N.e state Board Of Control OF the safe
at us Cffics at Charleston, Mt,st r.
elHla. Tor furnishing supplies for tie
srNtraI state tnsttGtions. the financial
ii'afa- ,m"nt OF winch Is Vestea In sald
holri Contracts VIII be awarded TO the
'oNfSt IIlaris. quality considered, and
ot"eE th.nEs beng equal West 'irg:nla
"'alfrs VIII he Siv'D preference.
Lists OF supplies needed Will be fur
h.-tel tldders OF receipt OF requests
staHng tie line desired.
STATE BpA 8ip OF CONTROL.
k-t-f Charleston. Wet virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
DIED.
APRICOT

sEARRIGHT-Cn WsInce1ay. Apru a..
.flI. 90 go O'Clock o. w.. MRS I'D
WARD -ENEf;IGilr. .ln tie 31nI year
of Dor HEt
IUrtrYI services from ffe reafrerce OF
i.iWHfa IIIIfI $50. @iIs Market street
"i.i iI"HI. FRIDAY fNnrfuE 40 az
'..". h. from Whence. IItrr IN TIC
'.''If.. f.' remains 1911 1e conveyed
i' D.! y 90 station ana taken TO
I-I--u-IiL fnr L-f-rmnnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02

WAHTED-Ten carpenters at Wheeling
"IN' Union wages. Apply At PARK
'A''N'- ap-SO-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
Bruemmer g HiIdebrsnd

Funsrsl Directors and Emtaimsru
some Narket and 1perfv .Tr0rl So
Telephones 2Ds. OD-n a. and o ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.


louis . 9 q Z = 9 N "
toNtHRL D.REC TOR AND
ARTGhlAL EnBALMER,
ii22 and IVA Main street.
Calls AnsV cred la, or Night
Store Phones SIS
VIC l. Bertschy. Roll Phone 1852 v
G. Rertschv Nat Phone 1q2Q.Y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02

"AnTED-Boys. Merchant & Evans
Co. Stop 81. Warwood anaei
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02

WA1TED-An electrician Mus, n.
svoer. Married man preferred Apply
AZ otfice Blk Five Coal Co. StewartsvifIe
my-l-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
wANrED-Seve-aIr =,

several good allaround mill
MHghts; two miliwrightS with sheet
mlIl experience. kigSerS who can splic.
iour ply transmission rope. FOR a hir.
class rolling mill COMPANY situated In
The middle Ohio valley. STEADY pos
lions Tor sober Industrious and comn.-
tent men. Living conditions ideal and
was not affected by recent nood M
employment zee charged Address "
u Howe. Ford Bldg. Detroit. Mich.
ap3om
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
WANiED-Mala t.c,o.

WAATEp-ENperlence man to solder
YIN Plate steady work. Merchant A
Evans Co stop 81. warWood. mV-s-s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02

W AHTED-At once several good deliv-
cry and Gales boys. TO work before
school Apply at Circulation Depart
D. n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
SHEETS

sHEETs-'r Thursday. May Z. 1919. ~
. Go "..H .h b.. fu.. BOO f.n ffIekirs hos
t.'.. I'liN . SHEETS .n the 77ri
NfI' oft .Ia ago.
Funeral services from TIE residence OF
.H .sNff'. NIrr JOAN A...sTl... 90
DO IWf.ff -fHt.f .t.
u"Hn ZOO n.Iu.k. iufrrw.rt boo TenIn-
-.I.t cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
HELP.

l.
s~>>~->~>-~-~>>~~~~>>~-~>~
WANTED-'iirl Of ls or Is years 70 as
Sisi with nOusework. good wages ReI
nn"hc 5l-W. Warwood. 40 18th st,
Warwood. nv-af -
WANTED-N oman. with reference. for
general cleaning. Washing and fronting
, an Bell phone eel Elm Grove, View
Point SauitaTium. mvf-t
"ANTED-'iirls. Merchant 4 Evans
-" stop y. Warwood ap-3O-i
WANTED-pffico girl to assist in book
kc"pinS. Address *. care this office.
ap-3n-i
WANTED-Wditr-sse for out of CITY
European plan commercial hotel in
small city OF 10000. Good salary EN-
p"ri"n'ed Wditr"Sa..- earning 500 90 per
month. room and board. Address IoN
83s. New Philadelphia. Ohio ap-.s-i
WANTED-,i!rls. Il years and over. fo-
clean factory work Wheeling Can
company. Forty NTH and Mate. streets
WANTED ambcr maid white. In.
Q9ir" OF huusskFsts.r. S.saf. Hofa1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
DO YOU WANT A FARM NEAR CITY,
FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

t43o) room frame. hall. pantry.
nam, attic, laundry. hardwood floor
and hnish. WOOdlaWn. Price $4,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
WANTED-ROOMS
TOR KENT

WANTED-Four room flat or ,oft.r.
LIL-.- nnnnt ~ sp-.9-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-02
FOR SALE

foH SALE-Nodein room house a,
NarWoud. Sl.15u. Easy terms "A.
dr"~s owner care Intelligence.
Hn2nk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19

the Board of Education of race muir
der"
They are always talking nowadays OF
race suicide" she cried. They accuse
professional women Of race suicide. say
the Board of Education is committing race
murder. in trying to Keep the ten 'hou-
sand splendid women teachers from mar
rage. But we won't let the board 90
this! Wen stand together and hsht LOT
our rights" ~.
Mrs. Finch declared, ir answer 10 M's'
strachan's statement about the greater
excellence of unmarried teachers. that III
the private school of which she is ''e
head she finds married women teachei :
the best. and prefers married woman "
sinister. other things being equal
This provoked from Mrs. Hale some saI-
castle remarks about the value oil expert
testimony. .,
1.-TWO experts here" she saiu' anu
they're at opposite ends of the pole.
The meeting succeeded in agreeing On
the passage of a resolution that teachers
should be granted leave of absence LOT
the performance of important sociai SCI
vice" Then it drew some long ore"''''
and adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
ALL MISTAKE.' SAYS BEADLE
Men Suffragists Not Hostile to
Women Workers.

r. g.. Beadle. executive secretary OF the
Mems League for Woman Suffrage. said
last. uICnt that. Mrs. Harriot Stanton
Batch 10 the contrary Notwithstanding
the league was organized To cooperate
with every suffrage Organization In the
state. with favori,ism 10 none.
"Her statements In the interview printed
In The Tribune this. morning" he said.
must have been based upon an unfortu-
na1c misapprehension of the facts. The
reason We could not grant the request OF
the Womcns Political Union bali COM
mittee for the nse OF our last winter
membership list was That the list was in
card catalogue form and We were con-
stantly using it In our money-raising
campaign. We explained this to them at
the time.
I'VE have no recollectons of request
for the siXty-two parade enrolment slips
the union had turned over to MS.
"Thc notices To which Mrs. Blatch re-
fcrs as having been sent out by us for
the Woman Suffrage party We're mdoubt-
eddy for the dinner given in February by
ms In conjunction with the party"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
NIECE TAKEN BY FORCE,
DECLARES HENNESSY
Suit to Divide Income OF S3OO,
600 Will Be Pressed II
She Is Not Returned.

Forbes ]. Hennessy, eX-Assistant Dls-
trict Attorney. filed in the Surrogate :
Court Yesterday an answer TO the pIo-
ceeding brought by his sister, Mrs. Mary
Ellen Parker who is trying To prevent
her brother from cutting off the income
of about 100000 left to their niece Cath-
crime Bradley Bigelow. by their mother
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Hennessy.
The will of Mrs. Hennessy. who leit an
estate of more than 100000, proVloeu
that if her granddaughter left the guardi-
anship of Mrs. Parker or Forbes q. Hen
messy. who were named as trustees, her
income was to be divided between the
aunt and uncle. The child is now IN the
country with Mrs. Alliene b. Men, Sis
ter of her father captain in the United
States army and stationed in the Phillp-
pines. Physicians have reported that she
is in a tubercular condition and that IL is
necessary for her 10 remain in the open.
Hennessy has brought a proceeding to
pay himself half of the income OF his
niece under the terms Of the will. He
says in his affidavit that Catherine Brad
ley Bigelow was taken away by force
after she had been treated with affection
and that unless she is returned TO Mrs.
Parker or placed in convent 10 be des-
ignated by her he insists that the income
be divided.
Hennessy declares that Mrs. Neff came
to his house on July is last and got per-
mission from mis- wife 10 take Catherine
for an automobile ride. lie asserts he
has not seen his niece since and does
not believe her stay in the country Is
necessary.