davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1913-06-15
REAL ESTATE

ceiving considerable attention with most flattering results. The risks have amounted to many thousands of dollars for the week ending.
 Wentworth has come in for it's share of business No better argu- ment can be offered prospective pur- chasers of homes in Wentworth than to refer to the fact that some or our oldest, most discriminating and sue cesSful men have selected this claS- sy' residential district for their fu- ture homes. J. w. Walker who pur- chased three lots recently has added another one, upon which he Will build a palatial residence this summer.
 The Southwestern is constructing three beautiful homes in Wentworth and twO-story residence for one or the most successful real estate ln- vestors of Phoenix. They report this week the sale of a most desrab!e corner in Wentworth to Mrs. Plshon' who expects to build q magnificent home shortly.
 They also sold two lots in Capitol Addition to Mrs. Louise Boone. be- sides contracts closed on four other deals. The company has also pur- chased a desirable lot in Kensington
 
 2 residence of the Swiss Chalet type.
 On the first day of July the com many pays their first quarterly divi- dend in cash. They report that the stock which at the present time Is worth S1O0 par, will be advanced to S1 O5 and no more stock can be pur- chased for less than that amount. Considering the length of time the company has been in operation thelr success has been phenomenal, they having built several cottages for themselves and others, constructing at the present time the Wakehn warehouse, which will cost about S4O.OO0. developing the beautiful tract of Wentworth and in their success ful operations in other realty, and al the same time increasing their in sllrance and loan business. Their nlace of business every Saturday re presents much activity. In fact the rush of fifty-five to sixty mechanics attracted a great deal of attention yesterday, but it was ascertained that thcv were all of peaceful disposition and only came to receive thel' weekly check.
 The company has adopted very | unique and original plan of adNer- 1 Using it's building operations " nay | inc moving picture firm take pic ! tures of the construction of the Wake i lin warehouse during it's erection | These pictures when the building II | completed will be thrown upon tn i canvas of one or more of the leadin' | theaters of the city, and while adVer 1 Using the company's operations, vii ! at the same time possess an m
 structive feature, showing the con i struction of this large pulling at al l of it's stages.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-15
NEW INDUSTRY
 FOR PHOENIX
Griswold's "DO-Good" At tracts Such Wide Atten- tion That More Room is Needed for It's Manu- facture

Although GrisWold. the bicycle man has been manufacturing "Do-GOod", his new tire healing compound. but a short time. he is finding a demand in many states. The San Francisco distributors have placed it in the hands of dealers throughout Califor- nia, Oregon and Washington and re- port that is giving the utmost satis- faction.
 MT. GriswOld has just received word from q wholesale house in an eastern city that they are anxious to secure the exclusive selling rights throughout the middle west and that their representative will be in Phoenix within a few days for the purpose of submitting a proposition. Do Good had been thoroughly tested un- der all conditions during seven years before being placed on the market so that MT. GriswOld says he is safe in offering an iron clad guarantee that it will do all he claims in stopping tire troubles in single tube bicycle tires.
 The manufacturing department IS al ready requiring more room than is availa ble in the bicycle store on East Adams street, and the erection of a plant where the business can be handled more economically is under consideration.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-15
COMSTOCK AGENCY
 REPORTS ACTIVE WEEK

The past week has been an active one in real estate circles. C. w. Com stock reports many good sales during the past few days, a good demand for houses.
 He states that there is an abundance of buyers and that the difficulty IS more in finding the proper houses to suit the many customers Among the many sales his agency made, are:
 Sells Home.
 Mrs. M. " Warren has sold her nlce home on East Mckinley street where she had moved after selling her coun- try home on North Central Avenue
 Buys Valley Land.
 F D. Chaffee of Iowa. has bought 2 nice twenty acres northwest of Phoenix and will become a permanent resident.
 Sells Ranch.
 George Hunnecutt has sold his II acre ranch on the Christy road
 Buys Monroe Street Frontage
 C K. Tucker has made purchase of 50 feet of valuable frontage on East Monroe street, known as the Els prop ertv. sale being made by the (. w Comstock office. MT. Tucker IS large owner of property along Monroe and Van Buren streets west and now ventures over to the east side for 1ur- ther investment. Buys Home. s. D. Workman of South Carollha who has been stopping in the city has decided to make it his permanent home and has purchased fine house in Germania place. Sells Ranch.
 George Ogle made sale of ranch III Section 34-2-2 through the C. w com stock agency
Arizona republican., 1913-06-15
BUSY BUILDER
 OF BUNGALOWS
Contributing to the Present Rapid
 Growth of Phoenix.

No matter what section of Phoenix one visits one will find many new buildings under construction. Things are very lively with local contractors. especially in the line Of apartments and bungalows. Contractor C. II. Johnson reports that he has just com menced the construction of two mod ern bungalows in Churchill Addition where he already has beautiful house nearing completion.
 The two bungalows that he has just started are designed particularly to suit the needs of this climate and will contain many new and desirable feat ures, hollow tile and brick walls be ing used. Johnson is also building a brick apartment near the Indian School and has another residence job in Las Palmas, Greene and Griffin's well known subdivision. He expects to start q score at work on a house at 18th St. and Fillmore. Johnson also recently completed a brick bungalow in Van Buren place.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-15

circles this season has been the large number of syndicates that have or ganized to handle realty deals. One for which the Phoenix Title and Trust company is acting is composed of twenty eight men who together have secured fine close-in suburban tract Another group composed Of seven members is handling a Valu- able tract of city property while still another group of five has purchased another piece of downtown property.
 Among the new members of the of flee force of this prosperous company are MT. Hopper, formerly of Dallas. Texas which is now in the abstract department and a Miss Colbert, of California, who also has a position in the abstract department There are now fourteen people on the reg ular staff of the Phoenix Title and Trust company and this in itself is striking proof of the growth made hy this concern since it. organization few years ago.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-15

nix and the Salt River valley is un- usually active at this time. Manager L. w. COggins said yesterday that practically twice as many guarantee title policies were issued oy his com pany in the thirty days just past as were issued in the corresponding per iod in 1912, and that their abstract business for the same period Was twenty-five per cent greater. As the various real estate operators come to realize that the guarantee ti:le policy method is the simplest way of nand- ling their titles there is an eN CT increasing number Of tracts being added to the large list for which the Phoenix Title and Trust company issues policies.
 Among the new subdivisions recent ly taken on by this company are West HOmecroft, which is now being mar keted by c. F. Cams; Galpln and Hart's Grand View addition and Cap jtOl Heights for Weld )n Irwin. An interesting thing in real estate
Arizona republican., 1913-06-15
HOME
 WILL BE IN PHOEN|l
Decision Of Management of Neal
 Institute.

Another nationally known institution has decided upon Phoenix as head quarters for it's man office in Arizona J. w. McCann, manager for the Neal Institute announced this week that on account of the great success of the company's operations here in Arizona and particularly in Phoenix, that his company had decided to make this city it's permanent home in Arizona and would soon be in fine new headquar- ters.
 It has been but few months since the local branch was established and it's present quarters at 1537 West Jef- ferson have been Over-crOwded for some time. The company's new build
Arizona republican., 1913-06-15
BANNER WEEK
 FOR S.P.|. CO.
Business Advertised by Moving Pictures of Con stluction of the Wakelin Warehouse - Bigger Of flee Force Necessary

The Southwestern Building and In vestment company reports that this has been one of their banner weeks. both in sales of realty and operations in the home building line. The real estate department has advanced to such an extent that it has been neces- sary to add one more salesman to the selling force They now have five competent salesmen with five auto mobiles and are considered to be one of the best equipped real estate of fices in Phoenix, not only in their competent selling force but in their large listing of bargains as well.
 The men who direct the policy of this concern. are all successful men. which fact bespeaks the success of the company.
 The insurance department is re-
Arizona republican., 1913-06-15

LOS oLIvos finely improved just north Mcdowell road class by itself as the 11ght location forh O LOS enough to share i'll the com enough out to escape the LOS OI1V US enjoys the ease there beautiful unoo 
 carefully and rgdy restricted and always century o1 homes LOS OLIVOS the standard o 
 to portion o1 recently cut into much smaller lots than LOS OLIVOS This tract has been m
  graveled roads, cy lot with 100 frontage by z90 deep Building S3OOO to S45Oo genuine Home
 
 built after exorbitant we your fixed ask neifh of the combined cost office DWIGHT HEARD for full par booklet etc.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-15
Had Serious Lung
 TrOuble===NOW We'll

II is surprising that there exists much skepticism as to the possibility of a person recovering from severe Lung Trouble when there are so many reports of complete recoveries brought about through the use of Fckman's Alterative. This is re- lnedy for the throat and lungs, which should be investigated by every suf- ferer. Read Of this case:
 I6l9 Susquehanna Ave, Phila.. Pa
 MY Dear Sir: For two years I was afflicted with hemorrhages Of the lungs and in February of 1902 I was taken with a severe attack of pneumonia When I recovered suffi- cientIy to walk about the house l was left with a frightful hacking cough, which no medicine I had talk en could alleviate It was at this time March 1902, that I started talk ing Eckman's Alterative. In a short time my cough was gone and l was pronounced well. Since then l have had two slight attacks of pneumonia and I have resorted to no other me- dicine to effect q recovery. l can not speak too highly for the good Il has done
 ,signed HOWARD L. KLOTZ
 Above abbreviated; more on re- quest)
 Fcl1man's Alterative has been prov en by many years test to be mos efficacious in cases of severe Throa and Lung Affections, Bronchitis Bronchial Asthma, Stubborn Cold! and in upbuilding the system Doe not contain narcotics, poisons or ha bit-forming drugs. For sale b, Phoenix Drug CO. and other leadinl druggists Write the Eckman Lab oratory. Philadelphia, Pa. for book let telling of recoveries and addi tional evidence.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-15
SIOO Reward. SIOO.

The readers this paper will be pleased to learn that there dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all it's stages, and that IS latarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrn being constitutional disease, requires constitu- tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure Is takeh l- terually acting directly upon the blood and mucous s1rrfaces of the system. thereby destroying tho foundation of the disease. and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assist ing nature doing its work. The proprietors hs"e so much faith It's curative powers that they oner One Hundred Dollars Tor ally case tnaI it iAnS '" cure. Send for list of testimonials
 Address F. J. CHENEY d CO., Toledo. O.
 Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Arizona republican., 1913-06-15
R. [. BUSINESS
 |S INCREASING
Records of One Concern Show It is Twice as Heavy as the Correspond ing Month of Last Year Bright Outlook

Using the business of the Phoenix Title and Trust company as a crite- rion. the real estate market of Phoe-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
KEEPS DENOMINATION WORN.
Prince Edward cOuuty >"PrrN'-"r-
Appropriate Neaey Co Employ
County Demsnssrator.

Farmvilie. Va. Fabruary l.-Nt
call meeting o. the prince fs'N ~
BOARD 81 Superv sors held le-t'l"as
an appropriation was mso' ~.
demonstration work The -.pJeet =.
making such an appropriation bad
tce, .,resenfes % the board several
times during the past year and re-
,ected ana Il uas ulTiniy through the
Efforts 81 president =. T. Jarman. 81
an. stat. Normal school and ' Val
d.n- chairman Of the Committee on
Agriculture development and Educa-
lion from the Virginia Bankers As
.ociation. that the matters vas sue
cessfuIiy brought before the super
visors These gentlemen recommended
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
OPTIMISTIC EXPRESS COMPANIES
Business Pretty Good. Thank You.
Despite the Popularity of Parcel Post.

New York. February according
10 statement of Adams Express Com
pany officials. its business since the
FIRST of the year. as far as can be gath
cred from reports received. was fully
as large az in the same period of 1912.
notwithstanding the com petition Of
the parcel post What falling on thee
has been in the small package business
was more than made up for by the in
crease in the volume of heavier pack
ages shipped by express. II j. said also
that other express companies are eXpe-
riencing like satisfactory results An
official Of Wells. Fargo & Co. says while
IL would be Impossible TO figure Jans
uarv receipts with any accuracy fer
several days yet. he would not bc ~
all surprised if the gross business Of
he month was larger than for January
1912 Business conditions all over me
country have been much better this
winter than last. and this has been re-
necfed IN the receipts Of express com
NAMES This. combined with the nor
NAL increase 10 be expected from year
20 lear. IS expected TO make up FOR
the loss caused by the starting Of the
parcel post.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
WEEKLY COTTON REVIEW

- ORLEANS February The ne; re-
.vr.s or The weeks trading IN Toe cotton
r,a-Eef we're q decline Of c1i5 points ne
bfrb p-fees Of the week we're made on Wed
...s-5.,- and The low prices on saturday Al
-. Lfrhres the trading months were N1i'
,.~,i,fs over last weeks close ~ me or
81 frev were i points under TIE range
-. f,i ~ toward tho end ~ the week
an fh. unsatisfactory news 'encefniHS inc
r.fksr eftu1rirn. on reported trecr "sifrinE-
~ .r,,fs IN .rr south. and on inc t@ilinE on
H. .rfff taking. TskirKS Tor the reN Were
p. ~. ~, Ecst~r At &c 80 bales against slice
..fcs this week last year Al along TAX
49,. haex hcru running afead ~ iaSt Fc-l-
~ total thus far this sede"" nelHA '--'---
80 f.1ce AGAINST 9.f--en a > ear = 90 ane
y. -.f.-., IRON OF esc0e bales. following
. 49,, 81 z 80 last week discouraed thc
,,-,,r.- toldrre - long contracts anr On
cor-a-ad the putting out ot fresh snoft
- ~..tfv statistics did not entirely
- - -r.-f side Tor the visible supply
.a.,..c,i - .fe~rcaes q i4tit- bales ae@fnrf an
f.,,-..-, frfa week last year ~ -t.fs' nnir-
lille the visible reeli vas put - -
.t.....l ,...s ft.f not ~ long ago. the visit
bie as running wsi socHV las' years To-
faL go. ....f ......
o,,e r..tnafious AZ dimes. the failure 70
aarre among teh peace ehNon - , ...,.
.r-su sIos,urara anovrrlcute. whie tnr more
.tnerful afvires OCCASIONALLY rcgelftn lF"1l
fordon caused small upward turns TOD
-, . .tr.-r tuiiish Influence. as the bulls
...o.if 49, considered that b. would tend
=, -au-e --fr-cr~ " certain parts ~ Europe
10 tus mere heavily on raw materiai.
IN the spet derarin1e", P,il'-,.. ..,,r.,
Lie. rniddiirc closing - " ~, aeelnst
49, Las rrc.t and To-. this week laet year
saies on me ~pot amounted 10 Sts bales
against 10 - last week and ils% TINS week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
VIRGINIA EXHIBIT OFT WEST
Ing Uoo~iers Great Thiae- ord
Dominion tas DO.

Especial % The Times-Dispatsh-I
Indianapolis Ind. February The
Industrial department. o. the Chesa-
pcake and ohio Railway has Installed
in this city a very large and ciaborate
agricultural and horticultural exhibit
which IS attrac;ine a great zeal % at
tenfion q beinE visited daily BY ia-re
numbers % city and country people.
The exhibit which is housed gu tre
centre 81 the citr consists 1f AT 1l11-
ner ~ pr0iucfs Of the Ni-E.ria iants
adjacent 20 the glfsaurake art .ftr
Railway lines. AMI they are 1etinz
IS an eye opener Co = great many
Indiana people Many % the wish
tors % the exhibit have expressed
themselves a. being most favor.bfr
inoresuea with tae virginia isy out
as thev cali a. and declare u 20 - tbs
bsu show down ever mad iu t1r
wei bv "a eastern ral~ay The
horticultural exhibit especially has
aston.shcd the natives
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
MATERNITY ~ sIRANCE-
Twentieth Century Law In Italy
For Mothers Working In
Farforf~~-

From an insurance journal the f"i-
lowing IS taken
Italy ioiued in I9es the few Euro
mean countries which have establish
"a laws for the better protection Of
women working IN industrial occu-
nations. This law prohibited women
f-orn working for a month after con-
rr.r1ont. hut contained no provisions
about tho collecting 81 funds from
which the expenses could be dcfray b
Cd For this rcsyson the regulations
go generally disregardcd and wo-
men went back to work as soon as
thev were able 20 do 50.
At the end 81 April II this year
new Law came into force. All wo-
non IN industries between fifteen and
ertv years % age belong now 90 an
obligatory maternity Insurance fund.
The employer pays the dues 81 20 TO
a. cents year and ts allowed 10 oe-
duct half the amount from the wages
These dues. together with nnes OF
employers for violation OF the "a"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02

and "a government subsidy. make II
possible to give in case Of connne-
m.nf or miscarriage s.. II does not
make any difference whether the wo-
man is married or not. Mother and
child are thus taken care OF for at
least one month after the birth 81
the infant.
The italian law requires. further,
that factory with more than nitF
women workers must prov zoe de-
cent room in which mothers can at
tend TO their babes and nurse Them.
Frequently large factories have q Nin"
OF dav nursery with trained nurse
in charge. Infant mortality has been
greatly reduced among Industrial
workers"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02

New York. february l-flour-DUll-
Wheat-Steady: No. = red. si0si- PlU. No.
/ northern. Duluth sl0i>.. COrn-Steady at
Sc.
Hides-steady. Leather-Firm. Petroleum
steady. Wool-Steady. Rice and Moiasses-
steady. Rosin- Firm; strained common TO
.ood s. saaGJg. Turpentine-Steady. ma
chine barrels s5c. Sug&r-Ksw steady. re-
lned steady. coffee spot steady: Rio. 40
. JsIze: Santos No. 4 l5izc.; mild. quiet;
~'orleva Ia. alSc. nominal Butter-FirU
Cheese-Steady and unchanged. Potsioes-
steady and unchanged Cabba Ses-Steady
md unchanged. Peanuts-StSady ard un-
changed. Freights-Steady and unchanged
The cottonsee1 oil market was inactive
md p-ices were barely steady. ing 10
nore liberal offerings Of crude and a failing
IN In The spot demand. closing unchanged
% points net lower. Prime crude. 5.9.n
~. DO summer yellow. spot. s.e1H SIS: Feb
-uary ga: March. 81. \ prlI. Sc. May and
.fune e.. July. SCI. August. So. Septetn-
ser. So; prime winter yellow. s.ie@s.'. 10
summer " hite. G.55nt.sJ-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
CIearing-House statement,

New York February 1.-The statement OF
the actual condition OF clearing house banks
and trust companies for the week shows
that they hold sl5.125.2o0 reserve In excess
OF legal requirements. This is a decrease
OF s.. $40. 200 from last week
The statement follows: Actual condition
Loans 81 eP5. g.. 900: increase. s.. S3s.ooO-
Specie. 1853 la 900; decrease si.222 0e0.
Legal tenders, sSs.l5So"o; decrease. s@3s'.
0aO.
Net deposits, sl.s55, 500 600: increase. $685..
co.
circulation 81. SIS 900: decrease. Sis. $50.
Banks cash reserve in vaults. s3es.S1e.0oo
Trust companies cash reserve in vault,
SD. 34i. 600
Aggregate cash reserve. s43s.31L0o0
Excess lawful reserve. sIS125.2eo; decrease,
8. $40 20.
Trust companies reserve with clearing
house members carrying > per cent cash
reserve. 51.72s 400
Summary of state banks and trust com
NAMES in Greater New York not included
in clearing house statement:
Loans S-sI. iss. go. increase. s3sS.9o9.
Specie. SOL 49,. f00: increase. s1cl.5o0-
legal tenders. s.. 707. 90; decrease. s.. 900.
Total deposits. $3.50 500; increase. s.i55
I1e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY
ARPTNT.D

PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY l. 1913
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. nlcr-
chsndise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Mobjack. Graves. Norfolk and
lanes River landings merchandise ana
passengers. Virginia Navigation Company
Steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings merchandise ana pas
gers. Furman Line.
SiooD Florence. A. ]. Cslkins. Clarenont'
"a. kc- slaves. Southern COoperage Co
Barge amunkey Bailey. Baltimore. coal,
: IL. Halves and Company.
SAILED
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. nler-
chancise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Aurora Furman. Petersburg ana
lanes River landings merchandise and
pa ssen gers. Furman Line
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
BOND LIST

Alis-Chalmers - fstamped CTS. asked -.
American Tobacco Co old Is fbidf---- -
American Tobacco co. old s. bicf----- -
Atlantic Coast Line lst ts toicD -.-.---- - .
Atlantic Coast Line-L and y toid De-. ~
A g l. COW. A. lin Baltimore ------- -
irs,e,r, - Nvers ss............. o..
Ligeett and Myers - tbiop.-.--..-.-.--- LIS
<nr5oik - Western COM Is (bidb.-.. 1ili4
Icrfllard Company = fbldt--------.---- =
Iorillard Company = tbid) .-...:.--.---- -.
Seabosrd Air Line stamped * Did NJ
-csbosr5 Air line adj . IBID, .......-. az
scn,harn Railway A. dbidl .....-..-.-.. 80.
- ,,bo-- tsafivsv : 1bidt .............-- 1861.
United states steel End ss--------------- w
L : registered =. 1920 Ibid ------..---- Iel-s
L. : registered 3. 1915 Did 1881.
= Panama new = ,hid1 ............-. 1921.
=. Pc Es-os .....----.
NS-ginis-Car chem. ist 5s......-...... 81.
rvshacb deb INSTRUMENTATION. sIl1
Waba IN Pitts Term 1st - soidl------- >