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Arizona republican., 1913-11-11

nation. I was sick every three weeks and had to stay in bed from two to four days.
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 Women who suffer from those dis dressing ills peculiar to their sex should not doubt the ability of Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound to restore their health.
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Arizona republican., 1913-11-11
Rooms for RAnt v

Without a doubt one of the most clever performances seen in tabloid form in this city is the present hiU up for attention at the hands of the Jacobs Musical Comedy comDanx. win Fritz Fields in the principal comedy role. It is q riot from start to finish Fritz Fields, in the role of Jobn Davis in the character of an old sshnD pecked" husband from the rural dis trlcts, is riot. Playing opposite from Fields, and responsible for much or the success of the entertainment is Countess Sobrieski, who. in the role of Mrs. Davis, scores most heav- fly As character woman this lady would be hard 10 beat. and the pres ent bill gives her ample opportunity for the display of her ability. and she IS on the job every minute Ray Duncan is in blackface. and from the moment of his entrance to the final curtain, Ray proceeds to hand out laughs by the handful to the most apprecfatiVe audiences Miss Vain wright was the recipient of much ap- plause in her musical numbers, as well as for her clever work during the action of the little play. Miss Simpson makes a most charming little country lass" the daughter of MT. and Mrs Davis, and wins host of friends in the role. She also han dies "A Little Rain With the Sum shine" in a most capable manner and contributes largely to the success. of the duet, Next Sunday at Nine." in which she appears with Mr Roach. Mir. Roach, singing "On the Arizona Eastern Line" received good share of applause, which was well deserved. Miss Hazel Lake was forced to ac- cept several encores on her number. What Good Is Water When You're Dry?" Taken all in all, the bill is bound to please the most critical dur ing it's run. Special announcement is made that Miss Simpson will wear the famous X-ray gown which caused her arrest in Tucson this summer, in the next bill, Tom and Jerry,'' which opens for the regular run on next Thursday night.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-11
The Quickest, Simplest
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This plan makes a pint of cough time. You couldn't buy as much or as
 Simple as it is, it gives almost in- stant relief and usually conquers an ordinary cough in 24 hours This is partly due to the fact that it is slightly laxative, stimulates the appetite and has an excellent tonic effect It is pleasant to take-children like it. An excellent remedy, too, for whooping cough, spasmodic croup and bronchial asthma.
 Mix one pint of @ranulated sugar with F pint of warm water. and stir for ? minutes. Put 215 ounces of PineX fifty cents worth in a pint bottle. and add the Sugar Syrup. It keeps perfectly. Take a teaspOonful every one, two or three hours.
 Pine is one of the oldest and bes6 known remedial agents for the throat membranes. PineX IS most valuable concentrated compound of Norway white pine extract, and is rich in ouaiacol and other natural healing elements Other preparations will not work in this combination.
 The prompt results from this mixture have endeared it to thousands of house. wives in the United States and Canada, which explains why the plan has been initiated often. but never successfully.
 A guaranty of absolute satisfaction, CT money promptly refunded, goes with this preparation. Your druggist has Pinex. or will get it for you. If not send to The Pincx Co.,, It. Wayne, Ind.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-11
Talking Pictures

The local playgOers seem to be taking a keen interest in the forth coming enga cement of the truly mar velous Talking Pictures to be shown for the first time at the EIks Thea ter, Nov. 15. These pictures are not simply motion pictures, that may be seen any day, in any moving picture theater, but laughing, talking, nov ing pictures, supplying the one miss ing link, the human voice, which completes the realism of the drama
 You see the actors and hear them speak; yet, this is an illusion. shad- owy pictures and a reproduced sound, SC real, as to appear almost uncanny.
 The new marvel simultaneously projects sound and motion, produc-
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Yours very truly,
 HIRAM PHILLIPS
Consulting hydraulic engineer Mem. Amer. SOc c F

-htIil. <AI1eT. soc. C. k. Both MT Reed and NIT. Phillips ! made reports on the proposition to give temporary relief through the in- stallation of an additional pumpfng unit. utilizing the water from three wells already drilled and never put to use The report of Mr. Phillips deals with the proposition not only to utilize the present water supply at hand, but gives a counter propo- sitiOn calculated to be employed in the event the plan of utilizing the water of the Verde is adopted. This report was as follows:
 Hon. Lloyd B. Christy, Mayor, and
 Common Council. Phoenix. Ariz Dear Sir: From an examination of your pumping plant and the records of water delivered. it is evident that an additional pumping unit and power fer same will be required in the near future
 As the city is contemplating changing it's source of supply to gravity system from the mountains. it might have some bearing on de- ciding the equipment best adapted and most economical under those conditions for the service required.
 If gravity supply is assured a unit Of comparatively low efficiency would be most econOmical; however, fl the present well system is still eX- clusiVelN used, q unit of high duty would be most economical and ser viceable Should the mountain sys- tenn be installed, the pumping plant could be held in commission as a reserve to afford a supply when the gravity system is out of use due to floods or other causes. The steam plant could also be of great use as a reserve fire fighting equipment.
 A sketch is hereto attached show ing the location of the present pump ing equipment and the proposed To- ca ton of additional pumps and boil CTS for either of the systems selected
 In connection with a gravity sup ply, I would recommend the installa- tion of q centrifugal pump driven by a steam turbine or two centrifugal pumps driven by two motors. The capacity of the unit to be million gallons in 4 hours against a head of 50 ID. for domestic service and 100 ID. for refighting.
 If it is decided to install a steam turbine, the same can be arranged so that the one unit will be capa ble of delivering the capacity mentioned against either the domestic or fire fighting pressure This will be ac- Ccmplished by means of an adjustable and variable speed governor on the decrease the speed as required for
Arizona republican., 1913-11-11

Maus, Robert Lewis, Jack Gardiner. Louis Chalmers. FerrilI King, Robert
 Florence, George Florence, John Bai ley Cleveland, Robert Goodrich, Tom Higley Jr.. Arthur Parsons, Edward Parsons. Payne Palmer, Paul Palmer, sonny Stoddard, Joe Lentz, Baby Lentz, Boy" Francis. Jack Francis, Earl Tutle, Hazlett Jo Raymond John son, Junior Hndreth. john Gage Den nett, Mark Deunett. Robert Creighton, Joe Melczer JT.. Barry GoIdwGter, Bob by Goldwater, John Loper. Andrew Lo- per, Clarence l. Stacy Jr., Chapman Reed, Prank Bennett John Bennett Stanley Gilbert, Watson Deity and Joseph Jenckes.
 The favors of whips horns. whistles. books and Teddy bears, added to the Christmaslike gaYety.
 The large L-shaped table at which the young aristocrats were seated, was placed in the west garden Rustic buckets filled with bright red apples and tiny silk American flags and a monster birthday cake were the deco rations and cats and dog cards were the souvenirs. At the left das a tea table over which Mrs Goodrich pre- sided, several of the mothers" drop ping in at the tea hour.
 The future belles and beaus present. were; Miss Mona Schweppe Miss Dor othy Davies. Miss Elizabeth Redewiu, Miss Mary Helen Francis, Miss Patri- cia Thomas, Miss Kathryn Christy. Miss Dorothy Stauffer, Miss Grace Margaret Gardiner, Miss Jeannette Maus, Miss Bunny" Miller, Miss Elnor Wilkinson, Miss LouelIa Campbell, Miss Mary Elizabeth Thomas. Miss Joeybeu Hazlett, Miss Gretchen Myers, Miss Marcia Van der Veer, Miss Jane Parish, Miss Brenda Tweed. Miss Betty Gold water, Mis Margaret Loper. Miss Phyl- lis Thayer. Miss Mary Margaret Stacy. Miss Muriel Seabury. Miss susan Mar garet Janckes, Miss Marjorie Sears,
Arizona republican., 1913-11-11

ySm pa1nS she was having would
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 The above letter should convince you more than anything we could say in behalf of Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy. Sufferers shoGld try one dose of this remedy-one dose should convince them tnat they can be restored to health. Nearly all stomach ailments are caused by the clogging of the intestinal tract
 with mucoid and catarrhal accretions allowing poisonous fluids into the stomach and otherwise deranging the digestive system. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy painlessly removes these accretions without a surgical operation and puts an end to collie attacks, gaces in the stomach and intestines and all of the usual symp- toms of stomach, liver and intestinal ailments Ask your druggist about Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy pr send to Geo. H. Mayr, Mfg. Chem st, 154 Whiting St, Chicago, III, for free booklet on stomach ailments and many grateful letters from people who have been restored.
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Arizona republican., 1913-11-11
ADJUSTMENTS
Lion Theater

Lion Iheater
 The program for this change is proving very pleasing to the patrons of this house. The Feature Broncho silent Heroes is especially good and is causing comment among all who have seen it. The Frameup" the Majestic reel is q strong police story with a good ending and the nance is good laugh getter by this popular company. Everybody is Whistling MT. H. F. Ransoms song In My Harem' and the Lion orches- tra's rendition of popular and classic music is gaining them new friends eV cry day.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-11

ing an effect that is truly wonderful! It is hard to believe that the action depicted on the screen with dialogue music CT other sounds required. and Perfectly slnchronized. is the result cf the perfection of an invention and not the genuine article and, in short. is revelation that has come to stay. Marking as it does the climax of other remarkable discoveries by Edison. il is one that has immediate ly won popular favor with theater audiences in all the large cities Of the world and A. H. Reeves of the EIEs theater is to be complimentcd for having secured this latest word in motion pictures for the EIks thea ter.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-11
William Favershaan's Julius Caesar

William Favershar's Julius Caesar
 One of the greatest living masters q repartee is Sir BeerboIm Tree" declares William Faversham, who will be the attraction at the EIks tHeater for Friday evening Novem- ber 14th in his aII-star revival of Julius Caesar. When I was in London last season they were telling an amusing story Illustrative Of Sir Trees wit. The incident occurred while Tree was rehearsing the revival Of Julius Caesar which he put on in London during the late spring. The actor who had been engaged for Caesar was an anaemic sort of a chap, and Was particularly adverse to being in a draugat. one day Tree announced that he had decided to have the actor impersonate the corpse of Caesar during the oratfon scene. although dummy is generally used. The scene is quite long. and according t9 Trees staging, would have necessitated the actor in aues- ton lying mOtionIess on the stage Tor the entire course of the scene.
 But suppose l should take cold ?" objected the Caesar of the cast.
 Tree made no reply
 Well, suppose some night shouId spoil your scene by a sneeze." per severed the thespian
 In that case, you would be play ing Julius Sneezer" retorted Tree with an air of finalty
Arizona republican., 1913-11-11
Coliseum.

The usual Tuesday change may be looked forward to with much inter est, as the three acts which arrive this morning to open their week at the Coliseum this evening are not only attractions of recognized ability, but acts which have made good on the larger circuits, thereby guarantee ing approval at the hands of the Phoenicians. The bill is well bal anced and will doubtless pack the house throughout the entire week The motion picture part of the per formance will contain three big feat. ure reels of the customary kind.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-11

and the means of conveying it from there to it's ultimate work is purely a
 matter to be governed by the will of ! those who have the disposition of it. i have consulted two of the leading attorneys in Phoenix relative to this question and they have told me that in their opinion the city was fully pro- tected in their right in this diversion" recommend that an accurate survey be made of a conduit line from the Verde River to Phoenix so as to de- termine the location, size and cost of the same. Also locate and determine the cost of distributing basins and a filter or treatment plant. This survey would not be expensive to make. It would enable you to secure an accu- rate estimate of cost upon which you could base a bond issue. Should the bond issue be approved you could then have plans and specifications drawn in detail which could be used as a basis of a contract. By adopting this course you would avoid a large initial eX- pense that would be lost in the event the bonds were not authorized by vote of the people.
 As to the probable growth of your city you would. in the writer's opin- ion. build with a view of future city of 75,OOO
 An estimate of 200 gallons per capita per day is very liberal but not exces- sive. The legitimate of water should be encouraged
 Colorado Springs, Colo, makes no charge for sprinkling lawns It has developed a beautiful city with well kept lawns and a profusion of flow CTS and ornamental shrubs. Pueblo Colo. also makes no charge for lawn sDrinkling.
 With a mountain gravity system in- stalled, you will have your present pumping plant in case of emergency It will not be necessary to construct a large, expensive storage basin near the city. Water. under the climatic con ditions of Phoenix, will deteriorate very rapidly by the growth of low ami mai and vegetable growth, if stored in reservoirs with much of it's area shallow.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-11

1 am able. 1 had nervous spells, fe- male weakness and terrible le bearing down pains ev cry month. 1 also suf- fered much with my right side. The pain started in my back and extended around my right side, and the doctor told me it was OrCanie ipdauo-
Arizona republican., 1913-11-11

Piping steam and water - 100000 Concrete flooring ...... 5000 Boilers and additional bldg. 5000 %
 S35, ,25OO0
 Yours truly.
 HIRAM PHILLIPS Member American Soc C. Eli
 Consulting Engineer Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-11

My wife could not have had but a short time to live if she had not taken your wonderful remedy when she did. One are to you for get of those parox- ting a hold of your wonderful remedy.
 How thankful wa
Arizona republican., 1913-11-11

Do you know, Mrs Smith I've often wondered how it is that Shopping al ways flags me so, and never seems to have the slightest effect on you?"
 Well, my dear, I always make it point to know where the best bargains are and save myself time and rushing around You see, we have our Re publican HOme-D Delivered, and that gives me a chance to read all the ad- vertisements before starting out
 Moral-Phone the Circulation Depart ment 422 and have your Republican home-delivered, beginning tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-11
FARMERS WIFE
 ALMOST WRECK
Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Her
 Own Story.

Westwood, Md.-FI am a farmers wife and do most of my own work when
Arizona republican., 1913-11-11

l either service. In the event that electricity is decided upon as the mo- tive power. it would require the i'm stallation Of two centrifugal pumps each having normal capacity of s million gallons per 24 hours against domestic pressure of 60 lbs. The necessity for the two units arises from the fact that d variable speed motor of the type required would be 1 an uneeonomical proposition In the event of fire, these two centrifugal pumps will be so connected that by opening one valve the discharge of one pump will be delivering the water to the suction of the other, placing the pumps in series and by this means procure the pressure required for fire-fighting purposes. The duty of the steam turbine in stallatiOn would be approximately S0,000,00 and the unit efficiency of the motor driven pumps would be ap- proXimately 64 per cent.
 If the present well system is used q high duty engine of not less than 150 million foot pounds duty would be most economical. The above in formation will give you basis upon which to form opinion the relative merits of the various installa-
  service required.
 The estimated relative costs of the several installations are as fol- lows:
 Motor Driven Centrifugal Installation Pumps and Motors on
 Foundation ...... ........ SIC, ,000.O0 Switchboard ...... ...... 300.O0 Wiring and piping ....... 800.OO Repair of wall ....... 300.O0 Removing Duplex pumps ... 10000
 $11,6OO.O0
 The type of pump figured in this installation is a biroter, double sue tion, horizontal split case with water sealed stuffing boxes. water cooled bearings. with bronze impellers care l fully machined all over outside and filed smooth inside and bronze cased | shafts. Pump and motor to be i mounted on 8 common cast iron base | and direct connected by means of a4 flexible coupling. The motor to be of | required size and speed determined | by pump manufacturer and for 3 i phase 9 cycle 22OO volt A C. cur rent.
 Steam Driven Centrifugal Installation Pump and turbine on found
 atiOn ........ ............$12,0 ,000.0G | Piping ...... .... 10000 | Repair wall east pit - 300 % Boiler and additional building 100000 Removing two duplex pumps 10000
 S22. 10000 The type of pump figured in this installation is the same as in the motor driven installation The type of steam turbine was previously given in letter accompanying the report.
 High Duty Engine Installation: Removing two Duplex pumps $20000 l. High Duty unit installed. ... 24,000.00 north pump wall 100000 '
Arizona republican., 1913-11-11

MT. " A. Thompson,
 Supt Water Dept,
 Phoenix, Arizona.
 Dear Sir.
 beg to report on the sample of water received by me last Sunday as follows:
 Total solids. -4oS pts. per 100000, chlorine CcaIcUIated as salD. 5.4; al- kaHnitv (calcuIated as sodium car bonate). 26.o7, or 709.7 per acre ft.: suIphates. moderate; calcium salts. faint trace, magnesium salts, mod crate.
 The bacterioulogicaI examination made on the samples of water sent in in the vacuum tubes we sent you showed the water to be a satisfactory source fer domestic water supply I think that this sample and the large one sent me last Saturday and re rorted upon above. are from the same source.
 Yours truly, fSienetD CHARLES A. NESERNT.
 Director state Laboratory.
 Ii will be noted that water from Hassayampa River and Verde River contains practically the same quantity of salt and the total hardness of the Verde is only four (4) parts greater than from the HassaNampa. Also that the sodium carbonate in the Verde is PCT against 19.S in the Hassayampa However, all the samples analysed show a water of superior quality to that now being delivered from the present city wells. If the quantity of water available. under the same con ditions. were obtainabIe from all the sources examined and the cost com parable, good judgment would dictate further investigation so as to minuteIy compare their relative merits.
 All of the data relative to the quan tity of water which might be obtained from the various sources. with the ex- ception of the Verde River and Queen Creek is based upon computations from assumed data, no reliable guag- ing or observation as to same being available.
 The dependable rain fall and run off are problematical. It would be hazard ous to base plans with such meager records. The location of all the storage basins considered, are in the bed of mountain streams, whose torrentiaI carry large quantities of rock,
Arizona republican., 1913-11-11
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WOULD HARNESS HE.
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hardness, o.O5 hardness temporary, 2 c; AIkaHnity, 127
 SuIphate. moderate; magnesia, slight; lime, moderate.
 Agua Fria. MT Reeds report: Total solids, 4Q.00; chlorine, 610; hardness, 1.24; aHaHnity, none Samples of water were obtained from Salt river above the Verde Agua F'ria at Martin Station. Agua Fria at Frog Tanks, Planks mine at Cave creeAs Spring at Cave creek postoffice. well at Martin Sta ton, spring at Garden of Allah, Hassayampa above foot-bridge at Garden of Allah, Verde river at U. $. F. <. gazing station one and a half miles above mouth.
 Analyses of well water, present supply:
 New we'll old well Appearance .... .....turbid clear Color -... .......... sL yel'w none Odor on warming. none none silica .--..- ..---..-- -31.6 20.6 Oxides of iron and
 aluminium . .... Ills trace Calcium carb nate...14S.9 265.S Magnesium carbonate 551 45.5 Magnesium su!phate. 445 11S.7 Sodium suIphate ..... 25.3 21.9 Sodium chloride 4S3.7 6S4.9 Free ammonia .. -O65 .040 Albumenoid amonia. trace trace . Nitratos ........trace OPS Eitrites ......f faint decided
 trace Pnosphates .... ....traco faint
 .. trace Organize and volatile. 42.o 90 Mineral after ignition 799.0 11140 Total solids by eVap-
 oratfen .SII.0 I212.0 Analysis of Verde River Water
 Oct X 1912
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Steam Driven Centrifugal Installation

The type of pump figured in this installation is the same as in the motor driven installation The type of steam turbine was previously given in letter accompanying the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-28

81 thing every one of you ought to
go home and ask if your father or
brother or husband cannot find bet
ter investment for their hard-earned
wages than to make good the diff
ference between the wage girls ought
to get and are getting because they
are supported by the capital of their
men folks invested in the enterprise
of the great department stores"
A former employe of a downtown
store stated that girls were constant
ly worked beyond the ten-hour law
and could not complain without los
ing their jobs.
Another meeting will be held Tues
day, May 6, at Schiller Hall.