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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-01

P"S iieibht TO elther point eX-
ceedS the local base.
"A development of more than nsuaI
importance is the proposition of the Bir-
Inihsham Railway Light and Power COM
pdhy 10 use IN its mains by-product gas
rom the tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail-
loau coinpanys $ plant at Fairfield and to
uehVer II TO consumers at greatly re-
uuced rates, to be ultimately as low as
90 cents for small quantities. with n
heaVy discount below that figure to large
consumers Should the city commission
accept the proposition. as it is expected
local consumers will enjoy practically
all the benefits that would accrue from
an unlimited supply of natural gas
Building Statistics
building statistics for 1913 compiled
by the Manufacturers Record show that
birmingham leads al southern cities of
It's class. Total permits for the year
amounted to S6, 5S7 as compared with
Atlanta, S5,0SS,599; Richmond S. 636, 476:
Louisville, $4,Oi0S7O Jacksonville. S2,974.-
eo2 and Nashville. $l,665,547, while the
hgufes Tor December, usually an inactive
month in the building line. are even more
significant. Reports from 20 cities re-
ceived by a leading trade journal show
that while building permits in all these
cltles showed loss of per cent in De-
cember. 1913, as compared with December,
i9l2, that Birmingham showed a gain
Tor the month of 1856 per cent The per-
centages of other southern cities are:
Gains: Chattanooga, 30 per cent: Louis
vile, per cent; New Orleans, GA per
cent; Shreveport, is per cent And losses
Atlanta, l6- per cent; Dallas, per cent
Memphis, 69 per cent; Nashville, So per
cent; Richmond, 81 per cent; San An
TONIC so per cent. Not only was Bir-
mlngham's percentage of gain for the
month greater than that of any other
southern city but it led them all in ac-
tual figures, $407,3S0, being followed by
Washington, d. C..gwith 1896, 957; Atlanta.
S2l60l1; Dallas, $2SS. .450; Louisville, S137S20;
Memphis, $ll5,346; New Orleans $202 1873;
Richmond, $l70,99 Nashville SOL SIS, and
Chattanooga, $4S,7S0. With total permits
greater than those of Richmond and At
lanta combined, and more than equal to
Louisville, Nashville and New Orleans
combined Birmingham building record
for December is good
Shipments From Alabama
shipments from the various districts in
Alabama during the year 1918 of pig iron
were 1,24l,427 tons; cast iron pipe 29l, ,05g
tons; bllets, bars, etc, AS tons; steel
rails, 223593 tons, making a total ton
mage of 1Si9,524. of which 1,526,756 origi-
mated in the Birmingham district. The
Alabama Demurrage and Storage bureau
reports the number of freight cars han
died in Alabama by its member lines in
1913 as 1,12l,6lS against 91s.362 in 1872
THE foregoing statistics are merely
a sample of a great mass of figures
equally gratifying and impressive, that
will be submitted to the organization
committee of the federal reserve system
when the committees from the clearing
house and the Chamber of Commerce
appear before it to urge the selection OF
Birmingham as the location for a re-
gional bank
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BIRMINGHAM"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-01
Price S175O

And this HUDSON Six-40
"a quality SiX-far under
sells any Four in its class.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-01
New
HUDSON
SKIES
Six-4O-$l75O
Six-54-$225O

(. o. h. Detroit

the front door. Concealed hinges concealed speed
orneter gear. Dmming searchlights, the Deco
patent system Of electric starter and lights.
Six months ago there no car at any price
which offered many attractions
This new Six-40 is today the most interesting
on the market. The demand for 1t is breaking
all HUDSON records You may, when you It.
want an early delivery. If So we urge that you
come and see It now. =
Onnl Automobile Show held I'm New York, Jan. o
WED Skies exclusively. That emphasizes the doIni-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-01
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30

ringsia6re beibieoen iein piiroen
lmo OuB in ioldenl Sale Der 900 oes
@r59er5ogs 6ran3 5eroiuano mir ge-
riuge 8irfuns auf Die ausldnoiiben
ooer iuternen 9lfiairen bon Seitreid
llngorn boben miro.
Gs puroe betont, oaB, foaS elm
ilm9er lmo ruerfabrener 9legent
pl0Blid auf sen Ebron beruien per.
oen ioate, cine @eriooe politii6er
&erworren6eit entite6en fonnte.
Soweit bic @erion oeS neuen
Sbronerben in 6rage fount, 10 lit er
ali politii6em @e6iete elm olln6e.
idriebenes 8u9". gSoS sic 9lus-
lan0-%olitif onge6t 10 lit gutter
@rino fiir oie 2lnii6t oor6anoen, oaB
Der @r56e8og aarl 6ran5 Soiep6 iib
ais Elm frdftiger 9lnb1nger Iellti6.
lonos uno oes Greibunoes erweiien
miro. Scr @influB ieiner Onfel, scr
aonige BON 9aDern mo BON 5o6ien
inO Oes 4ronprin5en BON @iirttenis
berg, miro o6ne 3meiiel nit Oo5u ole
men i'm I'M engen 9IniGluB an oas
oeutide Geicb 81 6alten.
Ger neue Tbrouiolger lit 6efann-
tcrmaBeu ein itrenagIau6iger aot6o.
lif, 0oh, uie Der altc &aiier, bdlt er
Heligion rmo @olitif itrift getrenpt.
Die 2eiden oes ermoroeten @r5-
6er5oas mo Ger Ser5ogiu weroen
0onneritag bier eintreiien H. meroen
in lle6ereinitimming nit oen @iin-
i6en oes @r36er8ogs in nd6iter 8o' /
be in 9(rtitetten O6er.0eiireid. bel.
geie6t meroen Gie Staot bat idon
iebt Elm Traiiergcpano ongeleat.
@S III cnti6ieoen moroen, oaB Die
2eideu nibt in ser S6loB.aapcae
migcba6rt peroeu ioaeu, oa Die Ser.
5ogin nidt ais Elm 0lit9lie0 oes foi.
ierliden Soilies betra6tet miro. Gie
gIiii6o6rung miro Oober po6ri9ein-
lid cntrpeocr in Der ct. Stepbons.
aat6corale ooer Ger gcluioere.9a.
pelle criolgen.
Die aeitern BON gieoelio @abrino-
pics in Soraiepo aeporfene 9om6e
ioa in Ser ierbiiben @afieu.6abrif
81 aroguieuob 6erseiteat woroeu
iein.
Eriu5 BON Gonnauabt ann
9egrd6niB.
SonDou %. SUM 4rin5
bon Gonnaig6t miro, beolcitet BON
elmer militariiben Suite, oarunter
cinem 6eIonIaridoll. aSnig George
bci Sem Sei1en6eadngniB oes Gr3
eer5ogs 6ran5 6cr0inono pertreten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30

Ginige ierbiihc Stuocnten riefen
ais iie sic aunoc bon Dem g[ttentot
lorten, aus g@ott iei Danf, iebi
trouden ooh mir es nidt au tbunl4
sic puroen inter Der ACKNOWLEDGING,
aonpIi6en Oes GbGters 81 iein, Der
boftet.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n
nab uno fern.
&ien, 20. Suni. glus allen
G6eilcn Der Ooppel .@lonar6ie iowo6l
mie aus Dem 9hlslanoe, bon nab imO
fern, trofen bellte oen gan5en Sag
ii6cr Eroucr-9otibaften eiiL elm
3eugniB ooOon oblegeuo, mel9 al.
Beroroentlibe Seniation lno @etrii6-
nib Die Grmorouug oes oitreidiiben
Ebroner6en mo ieiner @ema6lin CT.
regt Bat.
8ie Seitiingen mi0men Dem @r5,
ber3og lmO ser Ser5ogin lauge, bon
e1ter @mpiiuoung aetraoene gla1.
rule, mel6e Oos @titgefii6l ipiOeripie-
geln, Oos in allen S1idten Der Be
oolferlng Olrd oen tragii9en Zoo
Der 9eioen ausgeloit wurOe.
PTS ser greiie Gaiier Srau5 Soiepb
6elitc M}orgen Inn If ll6r bon Si1l
oif eiuem bieiigen Observation-Disclosures
cintraL Wur0e er BON groBen N}en-
idenmcngen in pdrmiter @eiie be-
griiBt. Ger Monor1 iu6r I'M oife-
men g9aacn ua1 2GloB S66nbuun
begleitet bon leinem militGriiden
Sto6c. @r i6ien ii6 Dollfomnener
@eiinOGeit 81 erfreuen. @r muroe
i'm S6loiic BON @r36er5og aarl
6ran3 Soiep5, Dem neuen Grben oes
&oiert6roncs, cmpiangeu. Sbmobl
Scr 6eliige Gog Elm ,Sciertag lit. er.
ibicnen ollie 3eihngen; iie luiomeien
i6rc Spolten iait ausihGcBlic5 Der
geitrigen ErogoOie.
9tQe 6ctonten oos auBerorOcntli6c
&ili6t6cpuBtiein oes Oabingeicbieoe-
neu @r56cr3ogs unO Oie 6eoeltiamcn
Dicnite, mel6e cr Ser gIrmee ino
6lotte leiitete; ou1 oos gliidli1e 5o-
oes @r56cr5ogS wuroc
5eruorgeboben.
9lQc @ldttcr oriiden Die lleber5ei-
glna ans, OaB lid oie Solfer Der
0lonar6ic iebt nit nod per-
ooppelter 2iebe uno 9ln6dngliAfeit
I'M Den e6rpiroigen Nlohardeu
idoaren pcrOen
SSn politiiAen Srciien lpurOc pa.
rouf pcrmieien ooB 9IaeS ieincu all
ten @ang iortae6en iuiiroe, ioas Dem
&oiier menigItens nod einige 3caie-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30

flung Der Shiiiie iib ooour1 erfldre
ooB oieiel6en aus n66iter Rdbe ub
acge6eu moroen icien uno fabrt oa1r
fort:
uDie Ser6ogin bon Soben6urg fiel
utf ole anie ibreS @atten iln0 Sells.
maridoa Csfor @otoriaf elou6te al.
crit ooB iie MIR non elmer Obnmobt
beioueen iei. 9eitGrft murOe er in
oieiem @lutben oaourd, ooB er Oen
@r5ber8og uno oie Ser8osin in leiier
Stimme einige @orte me6ieln b6rte.
@rit nodoent Der 6elomoridoa
Dem Gboifiertr 0r0res eegeGen botte,
gum @ouperneurs @aloit 81 fabren,
Gcnerfte er, OoB ser 0}in0 oes ini-
mer nod oufre6t Ooiibenoen @r8ber-
6ogs bon 9ht por.
9lls Oos 9luto Dor Dem @olait
DicIt, mar oie Scrooein 6cwuBtlos.
9lodoem iie ans Scr @1oi6ine Der.
aus geboben moroen mar, fiel Der
Gr56er8og bon icincm Sit.
Der Ebronfolger peri6ico etipo
cine &iertelihtnOe oona6 uuo Die
6er5ogin wenige 01imuten ipGter.
8eioc bIic6en bis gum Guoe 6epuBt.
los
@S berlolitete beltte, ooB oie lcbtcn
SSorte, oic DER @r86er8oa an feline
6Sattin ridtete, moren. Sophie, le6e
fir unierc ainoerl~
Qie To0teumasfen bon 0cn gr5-
Her5og unO Ger Ser5ogin wurOeu
Geute genommen. 0ie 2eiden mur-
oen in ser SMloBfopeQe auf einem
aotofoIf oufge6o6rt, scr BON Den
1errli6fen 8hrmenitiideu umoeben
it, @obcn aus alien TbciIen oeS
2on0cS.
O6erIt lieutenant Grit O}eri33i
melbcr 6ei Dem Ger @rmorouug bor.
msQe6cnoen @om6enwurf pcrlebt
noroen mor, wur0e beilte bon Den
9ler5tcn nlBer @efobr crfldrt. 0ie
bei 0crieIbcn @elcgen6eit bon @rof
pnn 9oos 9Solocd Oooon9etragene
gSlmoe lit unbeoeuteno.
@obrinooicS mar, pie beute be.
fauut wuroe, Dor 8pei Sobren aus
Goraieoo ousacmieicn porocn
&iir8licb wlir0c ibm jcooh alii Sn.
tCrnention eines io5ialiitiiden 0lit.
qGeoes oes bosniiden 2anotoges &c.
itottet. nob oerSta0t 5uriid8ufebren.
9ic bieiigen frootii6cn StuOcutcn
uontcu beute wieocrbolt &eriude,
oie Serbcu 5it bcItrafen ober Die
Sritppen nuroen beroSgerllien inO
hiclten oic 0ronmg oufrec9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30

anti-ierbiiden &unogc6umgen in 0lo.
itar, Der &olipiita0t Der Ser3egomina,
lmo onoeren Gentren. Gs i1cint an
Der 3weifel, OoB Oie gan5e inferno
Situation in 9osnien unO Ser Serge
goipina ie5r wenig 5ufrieoenitelenO
lit.
,Sn Q8ien miro i6orfe &ritif laut
ii6er Die offen6ar n3uldngli1ci
@aBna6men sur @eiHiiblmg Oes
E6ronerben. 9eionoers betont man,
oaB na6 Dem criteu eriolgloien
2lttentat Oie @oli3ei Elm 5meitcs ouf
aQe Sale Bate oerneioen ioaen.
Ole 6osniiben Gipil-9e66roen err
fldren OoB iie ni1t pcrontmortli6 3t
bolten ieien oa oQe arrangements
fiir Oen 9eiu6 oes @rj6cr3ogs in oen
SGnoen Scr @lilitGr6e66rocn lagen.
glntiier6ii6e' &eDoGte.
SaruieDo 30 Slmi. Cine
9om6e, Oie BON eiuen an Ser Gde
ser SauptitroBe Der 6osnii6en
SouptitaOt ite6enoen iungen Monue
geporieu puroe, ga6 6eute N}oraen
ras Sianal fiir cine ernite ontiier6i-
i6e 9leDolte, pelhe sic Gruppen mir
ua6 groBeu S6mierigfeiten 5u I'M
teroriiden I'M StonOe maren.
Ger eiu5ige Sdaoen, Ser BON Ser
9om6e on9ari6tet pur0e, nor Oie,
Dab eiu porii6erge5enocr Mo6amme-
bauer gau5 lcic6t Dcrlcbt wlrOe;
ood oos robe Clement in Der 9cool-
fermg 6euibte oen @orial ais MILL
foumene @elegen6eit sur Sniccni-
rlng elmer Gemoniirotion.
Cine 9lu5o6l BON froatiidcu Stu
oentcu geellten iid Ben 0emou-
iirouten 3L uno sic 0len0e mar
i6irte oorouf Oie StroBeu ntloug
Oie 6eniter oller icr6iiden Sd0en
Clubs mnO Sdulen 5ertriimmernO;
aid murOen me6rere @eidaitslofale
aepliinOert.
9ei ser StraBcnporooe wuroe ell
9ilo 0es aoiiers 6ran5 Soicp6 Dor.
Gie Mauiieitauten ian-
gen Die oiterreidiibe glational-
Snurnp nm nttndirfpn ie0pn Ger
6en Scr i6nen IN Sen @eg lict bis
iie BON elmer itorfen Eulppenu6tbc.
lnng auseinanOer ge.rieben purOen
Seute Morgen Duroe iiir Oie
StoOt uno Oen Giitrift BON Sara.
ieoo ooS GrieeSrcdt proflomirt 9lGc
ilroteaiihen @umfte ser StoOt iiuo
BON NiiIitdr beicbt
Der offi5ieae 9eridt bon Dem 9(t-
entot 6ctont 0oB Die tootlidc g8ir-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30

g9icn, 30. SSuni. 0ie 2eicben
bon @r56er5og 6ran5 5eroinono uno
ieiner @emo6ln ser Ser5ogin Don
So6en6erg .murocn 6elite per Spe5ial-
3ug pon Saraieuo no6 DlctfoOitd,
0almatien iiberfii6rt. Bon bort
merOen iic morgei an &oro eineS
&rieosi6iiies ge6ra1t meroen I'M
oann BON einem @el9maoer cStor-
tirt, nod Erieit SIT iabren no iie
9onneriiag 9}oraen onlougcu oiiri-
ten. Gin Spe5iol5ug miro Damn Die
Seiden nod @ien brinaeu, NO iie &C.
gen 10 llbr gl6enOs eintrefien wer-
Den.
Gou 5reitag Moraen 8 ll6r bis
@}ittaa weroen bic 9ebname in ser
aapeae Der Soiburg ouige6a6rt lie-
gen, no Oas @ublitlm Die @elegen-
belt 5aben miro, sic 2ei1en 81 6elid-
tigen.
Die geiieblm9 miro 6reltag nm
0litterua6t in glrtitetten eriolgcn.
Ger &oiier miro Dem Srauergottcs-
oienit nicbt 6ciipo6ncn iouoeru Ourcb
Gr56er5og aorl 6ran3 Soiep6 ucrtrc-
ten iein- glnt 5aniitaa @loraen miro
in Ser aapcle Der Soi6urg einc 9le-
quiem-Wleiie cclc6rirt irerOeu ueldber
Der &aiier imo Die 9Ritglie0er Scr fai-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30

ierli6en Samilie 6eimobnen meroen.
llnmittelbar Oarauf miro Der 8aiier
nod Si1l 3uriidte6ren no er 81 ei-
mem @r6ohm9s-9hicut6alt meiltc,
als i6n oie arnoe BON Dem neuen
ibwcren Sdidialsi6loge, Der ibu be-
troiien, errci1tc.
Gr56er5og 6ran5 6crOinonO 6ing
ic6r al ieincm 9eiib in glrtitetteu
melden or bon ieinem Goter er6te
uu0 mo CT cincn groBeu G6eil ieiner
&in06eit berlebte.
gladioriduugen i'm @eloeoere ga
loit, Ger 8iener &eiiOen5 oes @r5ber-
5ogS, 6oben feine GcItomcnte 81 Go-
&c gei0roert. Sin @erii9t beiagt
OaB es in elmer 8ra9er 9anf Oepo-
nirt iii.
0ie &inOe bon ser @roflamiring
oeS &riegsre6les in Soroiebo Bat in
6ieiigen politiidcn &reiien llcber-
rai6uug crrcgt. IS miro bier nidt
geglaubt Dab cine iolde oraitiihe
NlaBregel n0t6ig mar, leOigli9 Inn
antiicr6ii6e 0emonitrationen 81 oer-
Bitten Olm Uermlt6et, oaB ctiuas
me0r oa6iuter itedt, mas oie bosni.
i6en @e60roen 5a eincm oerartigen
Sdritte trie6.
@ripotneloungen 6eri9tcn bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
GruRer staabrauO.

6emie NtOrget nm 1 ltbr
iumrOe Die 5emeripebrlemt
OMrcb stuci 9llarme nadj
Der =Olpemues Ztal=
lung Oes Gtrakenreinis
gmngs 9epartcmcmtS ges
rltfcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30

Tdfie 5ur Gciic in's glmSIauO Ee.
iurat s. 9iaine, glr. 413, CR-gaIti.
uure.5tr., na6c CSnitOm 6onie sIOr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
Srltcrrcid) lt)mrr5Ocfangrll.
fraIB s)olrpbna6 llDlen3urdrkgrkrbrt
gurOpO'S B(i6eru6en nit Be(Or9niB auf i6m.
9(ntI Ser6ii6e GnnOScbun0 in sarajcOu.
eei6e OeS sbrunfOIsers 9Onnerltas mod) SSe".
V(ntI scr6ii5c &nn0geOan0 in s(
,ibe Oea s6rOnfOIoera 9Onnerita0 nad 2

gs ucm Der nc Gcma6in, Scr5Oou So6eucg in Der
aapeae Der SO6nra Ouise6a6rt wcrOn Die Seienns err
iOlst 6retns 9rtetteu Der aai wirO OccIben ndt
Geipu6ueu Ser S6runfulser uertt iGu n Sn Sara
icnO Oas arieasrdt prOtlamirt SranertmOsnusm
Iunfcu nab nuO fern in 8ien Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30

Q11 amer Sc. 9trecke.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30

Yin Der SaOtgen5e, gaupIate i'm Gonutg NIT Gounh. .5eu
@aMpIahe IN Der SaOt NIT gLMner. Stetern.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08

the two beasts living in the same
 caves, just as prairie dogs, ground
 owls and rattlesnakcs inhabit the
 same holes in the ground. But be-
 ing an intrepid man, Johnnie is go-
 ing to undertake the journey. no
 matter what peril it may involve.
 He is going to find something that
 Tom Mix cannot ride It is not dis crediting the character of Mix to say that cen though he may ride the camel successfully, he will never
 go so far as to initiate that bumped four-fOoted desert beast, in the mat ter of eschewing drink.
 The Frontier day celebration will he for ten days this year The com
 mittee has met and arranged to lift matter of $10,0O0 for the expenses of the Mile High Citys Fourth o1
 July. This amount will be generous i ly distributed among the several en- terprises, with particular financia reference to the wild west cOwpunch- CT bronco-twisting feature.
 Prescott is going to appreciate the efforts of the MaricOpa motorists t,
 direct automobile travel into thc noIthland tho coming summer. Al ready. estimates gre being made or the number of visitors and prepara-
 tions will be ample to accommodate all oe them.
 Going back to the camel part of it
 Joseph P. Dillon. reputable man and one in whom, according to the diploma which President Wilson gave him, q great trust may be reposed
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08
HITTING EVEN
 AND ERRORS FEW
Battle Royal Not Decided Until Hateful Seventh When Each Team Takes Sprint, Phoenix Winning by Two Runs
HOW THEY STAND

Glendale did not put the Xxi" in Coyote.
 On the other hand the Ki-otes put the Kibosh on the Sugarkings.
 Phoenix high school won over the Glendale High school nine yesterday afternoon in a fast even game by the close score of to ?. In the fateful seventh, when so many games are won and lost, Glendale clapped the lid on victory. only to have the Coyotes come back in the last half of the same inning and pry the lid off.
 Pitts, the Sugar King catcher started things in the seventh when he doubled to the left center fence. Bennett, following him. hit past short for a single and the two executed the only double steal of the game immediately thereafter Both runs came in when Helm hit d fast one through Brison. Varney made the last out for the Sugarkings.
 Lyall started the balloon going when he came up and walked. West fall sacrificed him to second, and Haldiman singled scoring him. Then Thomas doubled to right scoring Continued on Page Nine)
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08
ARIZONA REPUBLICAN SPORT PAGE
MOT0RCARS AND MOTOR BIKES IN 1914 GLORY
 AT SECOND AUTO SHOW

the motorist. In the Savage section
 will be a tepee with q really Injun saz
 ing at the setting sun, to signify that the Savage tires, see?
 In addition to his Savage tire show Wayland Wood will exhibit the Stu debaker. He has a new six and a Studebaker 1900 truck, a new conner in Phoenix motordom. With MT Wood are w. Andrews and A. F. Culberson GATES AND TREMAINE the mighty Maxwell folk will have one of those famous little climbers of the Tempe Butte, Holein the Rock hill
 and other steep places. "Scotty" Ire mains will assist his daddy Mild Bill at his booth, which will be decorated in red and blue
 MONSIEUR Naquin will stop ad- miring the Velie six long enough to let someone else go into ecstatics over it at the auto show Naquin has saved the first Velie six that ever came to Arizona. and which he is now holding for half a dozen bidders, to demonstrate the fact that the buggy makers can accomplish town car. This six is like the four, a real achievement. In , addition to the 60 hp tourer there will be a 40 coupe. with colors blue and white.
 ELECTRIC LIGHT will be supplied by the Pacific Gas X Electric company according to the following formula.
 which is in the words of H. NJ. Lewis, the arranger of all the lighting effects , for the show.
 One will SC at the electric booth
 during the auto show some novel and useful electric appliances. especially interesting to the prospective buyers of
 electric cars and also electric car own CTS is the mercury arc rectifier which
 will be seen in operation.
 Tn Phoenix. We have an alternating current for domestic use and as star age batteries can only be charged by a direct current it is necessary to trans form the alternating current to direct. This is obtained by passing the alter mating current through mercury arc ! rectifier and the current is ready to : apply to storage batteries for charging l purposes An electrical engineer will l be in attendance and will be glad to i advise with any one in regard to cleo ! tric cars and commercial trucks. | This show is something every one 1 should see"
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08
MOTORCYCLES ID BE
 GIVEN ALL BALCONY
Merkel. Harley-DaVidSon. Indian.


 Harley
 Indian.
 Excelsior. Yale, Thor.
 Ani the bicycles will have the eX- clusiNe run of the balcony at the Savoy theater for the motor show this week. This was the decision of Promoter Richards and the four dealers after conference yesterday at WhIch it was found convenient to separate the two from the four wheclers that the former might he more in evidence.
 Concluding that an exclusive mo- torcvcle section would be better to make a showing of strength among the tWo-wheeler dealers than to mix the motorbikes in with the autos, Richards called the following men together for q conference yesterday at .he Savoy: Ben Landis and Charlie Gardiner of the Indian agency. Doc" Lane of the Harley, Johnny Brown and "Curley" of the Excelsior forces and George Sadler who sells yellow Merkels. The se- lecticn of spaces gave the following result:
 nae'ne that the top of the page is toward the stage then the four big booths would lie like this:
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08
Stair.
 Excelsior
Indian

The Harley Davidson was entered by the Phoenix Cycle company only yesterday, after the new and more attractive arrangement had been de- cided upon. Proprietor J. H. Lane. who showed his first new two speed Harley at the state fair and caused much comment among -wheelers had no machine left with which to impress the visitors. But yesterday he learned of the new arrangement and made a special effort to get a machine He succeeded.
 The two speed electrically started Indian will be the feature of the Motorcycle shops booth A Flying Merkel with the Ever-ready spring starter will grace George Sadler's station The Pioneer Cycle company will show an Excelsior. d Thor and Ia Yale with side car.
 All dealers will he allowed to show bicycles. tires, accessories. and all are urged to jam their booths with pennants and bunting ana ban ners until there's room for nothing else-always reserving space, how ever. so that the throngs can see the motorcycles.
 The cabaret features will be pulled off in the balcony. This just slews around the interior of the theater making the stage and near the front street
 The motorcycle men will respond with section that will make the auto department hurry to beat.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-08
CAMELS;
 FEARS HOOAGS
Prescott Man Claims to Be Commissioned to Find Three Wild Camels for Tom Mix to Ride on From tier Day, July I

Commissioned by the committee on arrangements for the Frontier day celebration Ut Prescott. 10 find some sort of four-footed beast that Tom Mix, the Selig wonder cannot sue cessfully ride. Johnnie Robinson, clerk of the town of Prescott and all around good fellow, is going into the wilds of the Harqua Hala in search of untamed camels. This informa
 ton was contained in long confi- dential letter to United States Mar shal Joe Dilon-received yesterday.
 MT Robinson is light apprehen- sive about his coming trip; he be-
 lieves that the camels are consorting with hodags which are known to range in that section Of the hills,