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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-03-07

superintendent Office and 81 births
occurred during the month Of Feb
ruary.
THE FOLLOWING MARRIAGE Ii
censes were issued yesterday; Lloyd
Cannon, p, Florence Savage, 49,
both of BiXby; Erma +. Silyernail,
p, Laura Brady, 49, both of Clece-
land; Oscar Klass, 32, of Muskogee,
Mrs. Stella Watkins, 20, Of Tulsa;
Ralph Bolt, 23, and Lottie Pearson,
IS, both of Blackburn; and +. l..
Monson, 80, and Ethel G Barbee, 26,
IF Parkersburg w. Va.
THE FUNERAL OF Mrs. Jenalea
Burnhardt 81 years old, will be held
this forenoon at Pawnee, Okla,
where the body will be taken for bur
ial Mrs Burnhardt died Tuesday
night in a Tulsa hospital Of peritoni-
It's. She is survived by her father
and mother and brother and a sis
ter.
THERE was but one death from
contagious disease in Tulsa last
month. That one resulted from scar
let fever, of which ailment there were
four cases, according to the health
superintendent report for the month
Of February. Last month there was
but one case Of diphtheria reported
in Tulsa one case of smallpox and
three of measles. ChickenpoX and
whooping cough, the old standby
seem to have been lost in the shuttle
as there were no cases Of either
complaint in Tulsa last month
THE BOARD OF Education at its
meeting Wednesday night went on
record against frat societies in the
Tulsa high school. The secretary was
instructed TO write Representatives
Williams and Curry, Of Tulsa county
and Senator Nandeyenter, that the
local board passed unanimous reso-
luton favoring House Bill No. 7i4
which is amied against high schoo'
fraternities and sororities. The leg
lslators were sassod to support tn
bill.
.
THAT THE SALVATION Army of
Tulsa has been O. busy organization
for the past two months is best eyi.
denced 10y the following report by
Captain Hickman. which is a sum
mary OF the accomplishments Of the
Army for January and February:
No. Of open air meetings hcld....47
No. of indoor meetings held.....j1
No. Of conversions .............2
No. of hours spent in visitation. .225
No. given groceries ............55
No. Of garments given away Cnew
and old .......-.........
No. Of pairs Of shoes new and
old) .........-.... ..............1l5
No. Of beds supplied ..........120
No. of meals supplied .........130
No. given transportation .........11
No. of men provided with work. .10
No. of women provided with work 80
UNDER new garbage contract.
Miller brothers are now operating
-four wagons In the city Of Tulsa. IL
vas given out from the superinten-
dent Of health's office yesterday that
the city is now in much better shape
to handle garbage from cans than II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-03-07
K G Cream Cake

BY Mrs Janet Mckenzie Hi, Editor of
the Boston Cooking School Magazine.
One-hGU cup butter; cup sugar;
yolks Of 3 eggs, beaten light; II cups
sifcd four; 2 ieUei tcaspoonJuls X c
Baking Ponder; ! cup cold oGter; a0hitcs
off eggs, beaten dry.
Cream the butter; add the sugar, yolks of
eggs and water; then the flour, sited three
times with the baking powder; lastly the
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on Der PrcIpeit ape, ss

NobWuua on Der proIptit Hpe. st
brdd)t.
Der Damensipeis res bsutfha
omeritaniifen Staotperbanbes bon
Dnpton b1It beut. abeno in Der Wohs
nuns Der Jrcu 2empts eine GTtrds
gerfammIuns ab.
Die ct. 9lntpnius Ritter BON
gelsoue inftalIirisn seitern ibre 8ean,'
ten. Sol. 0ecra 8. Rsilmann nnusos
bic Snitalaiion. Rah oerlelbeH folsis
oann Elm Baniett.
FRI. Minnie 8pnoerbaar itnrt
stitern tn ibrer GItsrnpobHuns, Ro.
115 lanlor Abe, gsllspue, i'm Utter
BON 43 Sabren.
- Gran bedermdnn, BON gsIlsDne.
bic in ihrer Wcbnung an Der Nenss
ftro Sirabe trant barniebsr lisst, bs'
fam ansit Dor bsm 3otrpaHer, nne
nuroe in Gunninsbam's AmbulanS
nah Der Wobnuna timer 9erraHotsfl
al Der Bern glps. iibsrfiibrt.
Der Banion Gtabs-nth bieli ses
srn cine 5isnno ab uno befhlob bic
eritsn $40, 900 Bombs fir bic yerbsI.
isrungsn Der 6. 9tps. am j. SuIi auss
3ugeben. Dis gonns iino is $500 une
4 qrOseni 3infsn, 3abIbur al. 8 no
nate.
-- llnperdnpsrt 1T Die Situnticn In
ben iiberfhfpemmtsn 8iitritten. 1as
Rtiisi aommitist, aus Den 6trrsn
5. arudten. 3. 81. SrDine, ). 90
gohn unb Carl 8ogt beitshtno, ibui
uuss, mas In isinsn ardftsn fieht, oi,
Rott su Iinoern. gsbsuienps 1sIos
iummsn fp,rben sur Qbhilfs Der Roit
bei9siteueri. Gchlen unb Rohrun9s'
ri;tel fpsroen pom Stabt!Isri Win 6
Wdrtin eEtasesng.npmmsu. - Belt.
uus TT leiai fpesetipmmtH, uno 1T Biz
jsbt 'siue btr SamiIisn in Roth. gi-
nias Jamili,n mubtsn umsiehen. Ru,
lpsniss 5duier iino am CLUB unisr
Waiisr 9siesi.
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ipdrf eabtr bic Mtsilin, fp,lft mir ost
ART gsgtbsH, bel $tite RHo line on, pas
COMPOUND III nshintn. Ehs Id ssHt halct
s}iaiaft baron sinasHonunsH, ipas th IN
Sfanns, oafJuIistn, uHD iarit 3sli %
rnuf fennlt Id ons mtins Arbsif psrridl
ten. Shire WepiIin hat Iid) ale oas stsuts
fen. mas Sis pcn ibE hhdupssn, aHb IN
babe Is In ithsm 6dnshaltt fmpfetkn, otn
idI hsiahis ifrau WdrD 5ehHhcn, 2iv
5isgei StraEt, 4lbilooslpbia, IA.
Nod ein id)limmfr ,fau.
Gpbrota, "a. Dor tiIpa fiatnt 3oh'
r, laa Id an nerbcisr 6iHiauiai,it earnit
Der I'd, ipar hias una fhipdn ane lit
an hpisriiftn AHf6lfn. tranibaiitH aep''
iemsr)tn une fdlimmsn Shmtrisa sinisr
etm 5d1Hlisrblat. ID, ipur In psbaneinna
BON usrifitbtHsn deriisa, isnnts assr 'ttne
Etiitgnns iinDtH. ID, mar 10 ihpaf, sas
ID, ianm ionss etanr aHfhthsH sosnts, aHi
nsin eS,ifirr 1u uoifsH.
.spota a. giuiham's gsattdbie Gems
pouHn bat mia psInHe gHe elafIih Gs'
ntddhs nue in btsanu On estfpidi ,usasfb
men nab mtin e3,iIdt bar itst siu esianess
auslshtHs TFau ). sa ocrHbtFssr, y.
Go. ., Gpbrata, ga.
&eum sie beiouseren Ratb habrm
molten, TO idlreiben Sie an bic tuoia
Il. Eintham Neoisine Gs. teonfiocn'
titn) senn, Raii. Chr Sriei fuirb BON
eintr Gran aroiinet, ssIeien uno be.
nntiuortet mo itrtng gebeim sebaltsH
iueroen.
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Sn ben btioen bissD0tiesn Spms
FhoHitionstrisn am grsiiaa Radmii
ioa uno am Somiica Ab.no tpir!: ais
Eoliit Der @sisenpirtucfs Gagsil
giops nit, uniirsiiis Der sminsatsii.
Dsiser Der Dsgsn,par!. Der RGaRstr
bat iih fir isin bitiisss auftrs.ea
sEpei apmpoii!ionsn aussstpdbli. Die
itm Gxl,ssnb,it bisisH perben. f.in'
aiiniilsrihofi In aldnsenbsr Deiis su
oo,umsn.irsn, n6mIih ods Bad ihe
e DIR a0n3sr. uno Eoiat ssius'
aon3trt In . Moll. Die Crhtiisrs
nummsrn Der beiben aonstr.s iine:
Captrsurs gu ~Spbisenie auf aulis"
Glnd
granesnburs Qonssri fir Sirsihs
Snisrumsnie go. 3. ]. 2. Bad
Der 3nabtrIthr!ins Dusas
aspnorsnsC CuDer.ur. 30. 3. gsAb0per
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Die bieiigsn Wotiopaibonttn <rs
ipdblttn etftsrn obns Nnsnabme bic
oIien Dirtiiortn ipiebsr.
- Muffin 6uffmon bat Gffs Cuff
man i'm bisfisen G<ritt auf Stxioune
uer!Iost unh sisbt ais Grunb on. Dab
lie ibn pernahidfIiet. unb fih jebi in
Salon, g.. apftdIt. Das paar bsis
rathete am 25.. Mai 1902 In Rcro
peipisburs, 8. Die Jrau battle bic
@epObnbsit, msbrer. 5age gu perr.is
fen, phus bem 6,aiisn 3u faesn, tpobin.
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Zterblidbfeiteberi@t.

Wsartba Nossrs. 48. 2slS aoff
aus.. 6srSo.rfetiuue.
Gilbert 2usosit, "a, 3132 0los
aOt., aunssnsnisiinbuHs.
Diuiam Wobliislo. 62, 1903 plsas
Tont Etrabe, btrsleioeu.
gprus Simtins, 90, 433 Of 3.
SiraBs. aunesnsisiinouns.
5a,Ob 2asdrus. "a, 5lofdes als
ieHhsir. MISUNDERSTANDING.
6snrp Gfp, CT, Rapio Run piie.
ssuqutit in Shtpebs.
Solsph gronHtr f.. "a. 1902 Ga!6
Strabe, JHflusn3d.
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Sn Der ct. Mnri,n g6u!halIs fane
ssitsrn Qbsnb unitr QUriis oss perrin
6snrn aiiinsr unb hr proiosolIfiih
rune oss 5trrn Geo. 3. Strarb bic
Wonaiss sWsridmmlune Der =. N. n.
Gotissadsrs Gsisaihafl Fiati. Tos
S.tbenos gcmmittss bsrihteis, nab .s
Ssrrn 8. gurbrini gum Uoriisty.
6errn 5rant MiiiIsr gum DisssDors
iiesr uno 5srrn 5oi. 8. Do!f gum &C.
irti1r ertpdbIi babe. auF bem 81.
Sofspbs got.esddsr lpmEbs 6srr GIsm.
Gotrgsr IL. tpisosr ola 1onisnsr1ber
angsissgli; oui b.m ct. Worisn Oct
issafsr Ssrr aobn hiiissn unb auf
Nem Si. 5c5dHntE gpiissadsr fxrr
6snrn 16rssr.
ss tpuro.n sins 4nsohl R,hnunatn
CUR 3ohluns ongsipitisn uns bic Re.
tsnftaiisbsrit.s xr llnierfhctmsi.
fer. foiD.ii ei.ielbsn pOrlas,n. Dsrls.
Zen.
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iitruns Der LOB. 4psnus. BON gsnbles
for Sirobt 5ur Oh IL. Strabs. nit
9ndiietntn.
4uf empishluns oes ausiduiTe'
iiir W!iiisl uno Wess ipurotH bis. IN
etr pprIssien SisuHe einsersihten
CroinanSsn bsbufs 9srauses5uns bon
$225. 900 rsfp. $4,000 in Bombs
fur maiierIsitunssstpede rsip. bic Or
rittnHs uno ausitd.iune Der Wei'srn
sils pumpenftaiion, unisr Snipsns
oiruno Der Rsceln enopiiltis paIfiri.
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u { ~ p . TT.

D. 8. Sobniton bintsrlGBt in
feirem 1eitamente 4les feinsr Satin
Gertrub Jobniton unb ernenrt fie sur
|Gyesuiriy olne giirglAatt.
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xhOne 1851 u. 8
pat S'6ora, Elm StaLtnett i'm
TisHit Der 2sihiioubsiissrin Grdu
Games Dbits, itlrstt seit,rn Wiitas
pom Ssubootn b<s 5tdass, Qnro NO
uumtnt, apt., 3ur Groe uno perlesis
iib bic lint. 5site, bas iinis Bein unb
BEN 6QIs. Gr funo aufHdbms i'm
Mercp 9oIpitaI
- 3sim Grobsn zines gfbsuess
.anaIs an Der Winitsr StraEs bar'i
bic G,asrObrs uno tauienoe Gubisfab
Gas sineen ner!orsr, ehe Der Shaeen
rtparirt rpsreen tonnie.
- Games Rogsrs. Der HruSsr con
5obn Roeers. itorb Dorgeiisrn abeno
in fsinsr Dohnuns. nafx Jlenners
Corner, i'm ali.r pon 90 Jabrsn. Or
biHterIdbt Die trasrnos Satin.
-- 6yau Rnrp 4enes Shmiot QIis
itd.tsr, Witirpe pes DOR fiinf Sdbrsn
psri,orberen Rohr. %. auii1iter, ftorb
porlsiisrn @b.no In ihr,r MohuuHg
| go. 348 Rorp 2. Etrobe on sinem
Ssr3IsibeH. Gi. WsriiorbtH, mar aus
Cincinnati asbiiriis uno ham ols fiiHis
| idbriats aiHo nit ibren Gl.srn Hat'
5amiIton. Si, mar rs Sabr, alt sss
1uorben uno biRisr!abt sinsn Sruotr.
SebH S6miot, uno sins S5vpsiisr,
5rau eIisdbei1 4ai!ai.sr.
- DiQiam Qong, tpeIchtr porlsIisrn
Witida in Wliboletoipn feline Satin In
osn Wluno uno bic linis gruit ifob.
tuurbe am 4beno bon BEN gpIistide'
Webl. ben Teiettios 9nro unb pures[l
uuo benz 9oIisiiien galssr uuf elmer
5orm. iiiolid BON WiebktoDn, per
bdftet.
Dos 8 Sobre alie TDdi.rten por
Sobn pppp, sona. in bsm btnadbar'
ten Rilsp. ptldes bsim Snpein,r
i6Iattsn in .insn sroben ,iitrnen Ref
| isl sobeuotn aeberspuritbrtiss iiiirsi,
uno erbbIite Werkbunesn baDoHtrus
iiorb seitern 8ormittag um b1lb eli
llhr.
- QouI giairesIeo, Der Sotn sinsl
esahtsisn 'omilie. pom esm knddbarr
Ten Gperpets, iibt in WaIparaiic. Sno.
NIT mstrtrn Mi.fnulbisen in Inter
iu6ungsba'i. HiIlinsslsa ssb6ris an'
asbIih elmer Bonnie an, tpsIbe 5l0iihsr
5plebO uuo Chicago In Giiisrpossr
IsiH5raHoen unb maaren imgDertb< Dor
yauTsnosn D onDollars iiabIen. Bill
lingsIsa ipu feline Ghulo einesiianotr
b1bn. Mapcr Batter BON CONNER
bile uno glapor Gtruub BON bier ha
ben on bic goli3ei pon @alpurnifi
grisfe s,itrisben, NORM liz I'm gnao'
| fir ben @efanaenen bitten.
- Die 0srIpbuns BON Sotn Shnsi
Der nit Soispbine Nubl tpuros seiterr
bier ones9sist,
- G<r e,eIofHronf in BEN Qlub
siHmsr b.s Qpon Club TN Wiumi Dial
Isp 8antsGxbdubs Durbt am lfssel
| Samiias um $4 erIsiGsegt. Der Dieb
iiabl puros srft porgeftern abenb sni
bedt. Der 9srsin spurbe in lesxrs
| 3eit mebrmaIs b<rnubi. obne bab maj
bis jsst cine Spur btr DKbe f!Hpsl
ionnte.
! Die ga.ler Gountp 8IinesH
| Gommifioa orsdnifirte iin seiisrn Dor
esiisrn ourd Die Wieberndh poH9 hos
q. Smitb ais prdfibsnten uno v. 6
gesbiti nls Sstrei6r. Dri 1linbtl
puroe unierititung 3ueeiprchsn
Ddhr.nb oss 5abrts fnb 3 peniioniri
lseftorben
- Die Don ben GroBeei ifsponnr'
in AniIose5uitanb Dsrl<tten Oefnnge
ren tperoen beute Worgen bem Hihis
DorIan BON Arimineleri4t porss
Il fiihrt tperhsu.
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~ "
iispiaHs, acpfitflsr
lta, Z hpinesI As'
renjauita, sasba'tss,
asrrSits, rabsleR.s
e,siahl une S1Is'
foiiestii.
Ia, las In ben
3tiiunssH, bab sias
iuHss drau neH osm
lslbtn ltibsn iuriri
iparos, ine.m lie s1
bia e. aiufbcm s
s,ea.,ath GempoaHe
sinssncmmtH. In
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- Jrnu 8. 9orffbeimsr BON Belle
rus erirantte seiisrn uuf elmer Belle
rue uro Donton Gar. unb puros IL
gunninSboms ambulons mad i6rel
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6ransofiftsr Wis. Gin
alspss. Isr gumpsniammler. ner
I'm Hthrihi bic uebsrrsiis elmer Wrius
iinoei, 8u fsiner drau: -gsh f6ube.
bob bier oas cine DIas febli.1 -
las mad. nihis. bann lnnHti 1u
sssn oas cine ause su. Am mo.
ntrnsn 1beaser. DIR ReetHsur ifiirst
in bic 0arbtros Der Aelbin: Ram
if fitngsln. fiub Sk anesacsen2. -
Sis: Rod ni6t. i9 mu6 mir ucdt
be Gsrilupfs ausiisbsn,-
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w" &HNlt"h Hh f'5t'
Ghrilfophtr 31fdfblsr,

aeIiebter Gtaffe ner GdtbnriHe TiaebIcr, peh
aane i'm glIter bon 80 Sabren gas geld sn'
heqdnanis finoet ON GonHeritua, ben 1e. ga
nlar, @dnJfitifaas ant llhr. bonn Jrcuerbauie,
30. 629 CT 4. Strabe. ans itait 1T
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9ic Gupiugtpu Gffiee fir oas nGin'
rimuatier @plfsbIatt" befinDet iit TN
@ebauoe Nu. 5o9--511 Waoiipn
apruns. slnseisen, Wsiitbcilnnsen
nno geitellunsen irgenomeldler Art
peroen bis 10 lthr Nbenos oaielbit
tutssscnsenommcn. SeIepbou Spaib
H254.
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Nerp0it
9imfduisieit
GAIimmer Jaa riusr RbiIasslphsaes
,sran--Jbre Spmptome.

Qhlaesfpbia, ga. "a liit an 'aHsn'
fhlimmsu JelI pcH nupoisr cinfdls'shH'
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Turh cine Reiolntton ipttroe Der
StaSianipalt erndhtiat, fi0tbigenfaiIs
cine GinhaItsflaae gesen oie Union
Tepot & Terminal 60. nnsHitreIlgen,
nm oieielbc su nerbiHoerH, dl,I itaotis
id,em e5runo uno 9ooen cltiid1 iIro
rpeilIin uon Der GoIlaro 2traBe, Gro.
grabungen oornebmen 81 lalien. oa
oaourd, ser sieierpoIr.Tanm i'm
Goen 4nrf iiHo eintae iuid]iige 6n''
ierIeitlmgen in @eiabr foninien foIiit'
1p1t
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arbeit ielbit bciorecn fpiiroe. eiiie er.
iparnib er5ieIen fonnir. Ties ldleint
Ieood, nidt Der Sou su icin, inoeni
s,naenieiir @aite geitern berihtete,
Sas es Der stabt i'm eriten ssnbre
minSeitens S354,5O0 foiten piiror,
Dies 3u tbim uno 5pur: 100 SprcH'
teIpaeen $50, 900, 4i0 gleroe Sl23.'
900, geien $500, 20 SelSapparate
5000, 100 Sanofpagen S3O.OOo.
Gel $4,000, Sano $4,000, Arbeitss
lobne $4,000, suinminen $354 300.
llnter oipien umitanoen ipilroe eie
gmpiebIung oes Sngenieurs. es bein
slIten 81 laiien, einitimmig gutg,'
beibeH.
GinbaltsfIagc geaen DIE
Union Depot &
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- linicr Aseni in Samilton iit
Serr Gbnaro 9rud. 449 Sub 5aufte
Strase. gen Eel. 476 g., Soms
yhOne 1851 u. 8
Arizona republican., 1913-08-21
GOVERNOR HUNT DEF
 ID MOKI SNAKE DANCE
Especial to The Republican,

FLAGSTAFF. Ariz., Aug. 2O.-Gov- ernor Hunt and party left for W alpla and the snake dance at six clock this morning. With the party are ten oars from Flagst4ff. Prescott and Jerome, making quite an imposing motorcade In the governors party are Peter Clarke Macfarlane, Super iptendent g. B. sims of the state pri- son Chairman AIulrord Winsor of the state land commission. w. A. Moody of the same commission. President 4 H. Wilde of the University of Afl- Zont, Secretary lrry Nelch oI the Phoenix board of trade, J. F. Alkire Photographer R. A Turnbull, Ray Rabbit. Chauffuer Harry Shea and Lyle Abbott of The Republican.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-21
AT THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL

AT THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL Chas. B. Hamilton, Denver, Colo; w. w. StOyer, Fl Paso; J. B Naerly, Prescott; w. c. Bansemen, Deming; c. T. Anderson. Prescott; Wm. Morse, Newark; C. N. Martin and wife, Stafford: John Fernberg, city; Geo Hamlin, city; C. Bathgate. Kansas City; F. Russell, Los Angeles; A. w Brown, Los Angeles; Alfred Frank lin, Phoenix; l.. H. Calm. New York; H. w. Scott. Arizona; F.. E. Otte- stad, Tucson: A. DurazzO Tucson; A. Putnam, Pentaino, Africa; F. C. AIillags, Buckeye; Lawrence TuIlock Globe; H. F Bryant, Fl Paso; R
 NJ Schmuche. Bridgeport, Ill.,; l.. S Riel and wife, Yuma; MT. and Mrs Ford, Shreveport; Dr. N. II Morrison and wife, Winkelman; II. N. Camp bell, Hayden; Sofia Durraza, Tucson; Otilia Durraza. Tucson; BaIerica Ere pie, Tucson: J. w. Shaefer, McDoW- ell; A. H. Gibson, Globe; Chas Clark Globe; N. c. l.. Westgard, New York; Jack Graf, New York; Chas. A. Fay Tor, New York; R. E. Haugh, Buck
Arizona republican., 1913-08-21
PERMANENTLY ENJOIkS
 SOCIAL|ST-SPEAK
Judge umphries Acts in Seattle So-
 ciaIistic Mixup.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHl

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHl
 SEATTLE, Aug. 20.-Superlor Judge John F. Humphries today made per manent an injunction against three socialist orators prohibiting them from speaking in the street. The injunction was issued on the complaint of the oth- CTS and tenants of the property.
 Judge Humphries also made perman- ent injunctfons restraining Mayor Cot teriu from interfering with the publi- cation of the Evening Times and the closing of the saloons.
 The latter injunctions Were issued the day after the Potlach riots when Mayor Cotteriu took command of the police force, ordered the saloons closed and the Times censored
 DRINK HOP ALE. Invigorating; If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-21

Highest temperature. 1O2. Lowest temperature, 7S Mean relative humidity. 4s Total rainfall. O. Excess in temperature yesterday, ? de grees
 Deficiency in temperature since first of month. 64 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since January I. 525 degrees Deficiency in rainfall yesterday, .O3 inch
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month, .42 inch. Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January l. .59 inch
 ROBERT R BRIGGS,
 Section Director
Arizona republican., 1913-08-21
GERMAN LUTHERAN
 GENERAL SYNOD

GREEN BAY. August 20.-The bi- ennial session of the general synod of the German Lutheran church be gan in this city today and will con tinue until the carly part of next week. Many delegates and visitors are in attendance from South Dakota, Minnesota Nebraska. Michigan and Wisconsin Many matters pertairing to the work of the denomination are scheduled for consideration at the meeting.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-21
MISCONST RUED.

An American motoring through small Scotch town was pulled up for excessive speed.
 Didn't you see that notice, Dead Slow inquired the policeman
 !" Course l did" replied the Yankee, but I thought it referred to your durned little town!"-LOndon Evening Standard.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-21

LOrenZa Ochoa, who was accused of committing an assault with a deadly weapon was given a hearing before Judge Johnstone yesterday and was given a sentence of fifty days in the county jail.
 THREE NEW CHAUFFEURS = Licenses to drive automobiles in pub lie cars throughout the state were is sued recently from the office of the secretary of state to the following three drivers: No. 55S. F. S Lam bert, Phoenix; 559, William Hooks, Stafford; 56O. Frank Hart Douglas.
 JUDGE FRANKLIN RETURNS - Chief Justice Alfred Franklin of the Arizona supreme court returned yes terday from his vacation spent on the Pacific coast. Judge H. D. Ross who remained in Phoenix for a large part of the time Judge Franklin was ab- sent. is spending the summer at his home in Prescott.
 VAGA FINED George Vaga. who was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Perry on charges of being drunk and dis orderly and being cruel to a horse, was given hearing before Judge Johnstone and was fined $5 for the drunkenness charge and sentence was suspended on the cruelty charge dur ing his future good behavior.
 w. c. T. U. SESSION-The meet ing of the w. C. T. U. this afternoon will be held in the home al 227 West Monroe street The topic for dis cussion is Woman in the Home, in Politics, and on the Street" Mrs. Messinger will lead the meeting and
 
 tess for the occasion. A cordial invi- tation is extended to the general pub lie to attend the meeting.
 CRUEL JAP-Humane Officer Can ming and Deputy Sheriff Perry yes terday arrested a Jap named Joe Kamuri for ill-treating his horse. When the officers first saw the man he was flashing his horse until it gaHoped along the street. The off cers gave chase, and after they had gone half a mile they caught up with him The man was taken before Justice P. r. Parker and was fined S5 for his cruelty.
 AUTOMOBILE LICENSES - Quite number of licenses have been is sued lately for automobiles, indicat- ing that there is no diminutiOn in the continued increase in the num- Der in the state No. 3196, J. A. Mill Ter. Phoenix; 3197, R. H. Sneed. Palo Verde; 3198. Harry Taffe, Phoenix; 3199. T. YOunis. Concho; 3200, Bisbee Dye Works, Bisbee; 3201, Carl l.. Smith, Douglas; 32O2, Harley Martin, Stafford; 32O3. Joe T. Tribble, Doug las; 3204, sam F. Webb, Cashion; 32O5. L S Cochrane, Globe; 3206. Ari- zona Meat Co, Douglas; 3207, Arizona Meat Co, Douglas; 32OS, John Igo Douglas; 32O9; Daniel P. De Lao Douglas; 321O, | B Blake. Globe; 3211. George T. Huffman, Florence; 3212, P. L. McCabe, Douglas; 3213, R J. Holmes. Phoenix; 3214, w. J Womul. Douglas.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-21
A BILITY.

Here's something queer" said the dentist You say this tooth has never been worked on before, but l find small flakes of gold on my instrument"
 'I think you have struck my back collar button" replied the victim.-Buf- falo Commercial
Arizona republican., 1913-08-21
TRUTH WILL OUT.

Shelf I'd known you'd be such brute to poor Fido, I'd never have mar red you.
 He-The anticipated pleasure Of kicking that miserable little beast was one of my chief reasons for proposing. Boston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-21

Subscribers not receiving The Repuo- lican before A. M. call up The Repup- lican by Phone and immediate delivery will be made by the 414 Messinger ser vice u
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I hereby authorize Fred Pattersoh to collect all bills due me. D G. BUCh,- Advertisement. oh
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BATHING SUITS, Pinney X Robin on.-AdVertisement. II
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Of Local Interest
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 IszrrW1so STORED WATER SUPPLY.

Water service department report for August 20.
 Elevation of water in reservoir
 feet 13242 Contents of reservoir, acre feet PA, ,160 Loss preceding A hours, acre
 feet :. .................... 2,56o Elevation of water in reservoir
 one year ago today, feet ..... 162 % Contents of reservoir, one year
 ago today, acre feet ........515.4 .409 Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam,
 NJ, | ........................ 15.37O Amount of water used for irri-
 gatiOn, north side. M. l. .I.. 40,840 Amount of water used for irri-
 gation, south side M. | -. 27,385
Arizona republican., 1913-08-21

ROLLER SKATES-Pinney & Rob inson on-AdVertiSement. u
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DRINK HOP ALE. Invigorating; II
Arizona republican., 1913-08-21

It washes quicker. It washes cleaner. It washes with less work to the operator. The Vacuum washing machine is guaranteed for five years.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-21
Beach Caps

We offer snug, tight fitting, well-made, pure rubber gum Bathing Caps for 75c. In various cOlOrs; a real necessity if you wish to enjoy bathing. Only at the
Arizona republican., 1913-08-21
KNIFE WIELDER SENTENCED

Lorenza Ochoa. who was accused Of committing an assault with deadly weapon was given a hearing before Judge JohnstOne yesterday and was given a sentence of fifty days in the county jail