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Arizona republican., 1914-08-16

the same to be published ten Q0) times in the Arizona Republican, d daily newspaper published and circu- lated in the City of Phoenix and hereby designated for that purpose.
 Section '. The Superintendent ot Streets of the City of Phoenix shall post notice of said proposed improve ment as required by law, and in said notices shall refer tC this Resolution ot Intention.
 Reference is hereby made to the Bitulithic Mixtures License Agree ment of Warren Brothers Company of Boston, Mass, dated June "A, 1914, on file in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Phoenix. I hereby certify that the above and foregoing Resolution No. 3S was duly passed by the Commission of the City of Phoenix at a meeting held August 4th, 1914, and that a quorum was present thereat.
 FRANK THOMAS,
 City Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-16
LEGAL NOTICE
ORDINANCE NO. 20

 AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING OF MADISON STREET FROM THE WEST LINE OF THIRD STREET TO THE EAST LINE OF THIRD AVENUE, IN THE ORIGINAL TOWNSHIP OF PHOENIX. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COM MISSION OF THE CITY OF PHOE- NIX AS FOLLOWS:
 Section 1. That the plans pre- pared by the City Engineer. for the proposed improvement on Madison Street, are hereby adopted as the of ficial plans for said work. The grades shall be at elevations shown on the plans. The width and location of the roadWays shall be as shown on these plans.
 Section 2. A duplicate copy ot these plans shall be filed with the City Clerk, and kept on file, in his office
 Section g. This ordinance shal take effect and be in force from and after its passage and publication as by law required.
 Section 4. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance are here by repealed.
 PASSED by the COMMISSION o1 the City of Phoenix this 4th day ot August 1914. Approved this 4th day of August 1914.
 GEO. U. YOUNG,
 Mayor. Attest:
 FRANK THOMAS.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-16
RESOLUTION NO. 38

A RESOLUTION OF THE COM MISSION OF THE CITY OF PHOENIX, DECLARING THEIR INTENTION TO IMPROVE A GER TAIN PORTION OF MADISON STREET, AND DETERMINING
Arizona republican., 1914-08-16
Bed Room Furniture

We have over two cars of Beds and Springs in stock. All kinds and prices. A splendid showing of Dressers, Dress ing Tables, Chiffoniers, Chifforobes, in short, dandy line to select from, Dis count from 10 per cent to 9 per cent.
 NOTHING RESERVED
Arizona republican., 1914-08-16
Porch Furniture

Our Immense Stock of Porch Furni ture, all goes at p per cent off. Moth ing Reserved. If you are going to need anything in this line during the next two years it will pay you to buy 1t now.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-16
Fruit Jars

Mason Strong Shoulder, pints, dog. 45c Mason Strong Shoulder, qts, doz.. 55c Mason Strong Shoulder, ? quarts soc Atlas E. Z. Seal Fruit Jars, pints,
 dozen ........... ........... ooc Atlas E. Z. Seal Fruit Jars, quarts,
 dozen Sl GO Atlas E. r. Seal Fruit Jars, two
 quarts, dozen .............,S1.45 .45 Mason Lids, per dozen ..... .15c No. 3 Tubs, heavy galvanized. <. .65c No. ? Tubs, heavy galvanized. .55c No. 1 Tubs, heavy galvanized =. 45c $1.25 Bowl and Pitcher, porcelain S100 $1.25 Slop Jar or Combinet $1.O0
Arizona republican., 1914-08-16

crowded with furniture and furnishings which want and until the to make that will induce to buy need anything our line nothing all bought
 months out of date to unload
 enjoy buying the depend That's another advantage trading here for you meeting their customers give each and customer make We
 ity buyers for cash and ov margin close credit at these prices as is cash bidding for you-C figure
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-05
MARKET RESUMES ADVANCES OF LAST WEEK
 WITH THE OUTLOOK FAIR FOR CONTINUED
 MOVEMENT ON UP SIDE-STREET PLEASED

NEW YORK, May 4-The forward movement in the market an last week. except in Saturdays small re. action, resumed today. It was leisurely. with no attempt at aEgres. sive operations on the buying side Quotations advanced steadily until leading stocks weer from one to two points higher. although these gains were cui down by reaction In the lasta hour
 The best showing Of the day was made in the forenoon, following an- nouncement of President Wilson's ap- pointments for the Federal Reserve Board. The street was well pleased in the rise. The bond market was irregular. aside from Rock Island col- lalerals which gained nearly two points Total sales. $1725Q00 ' & bonds unchanged on call
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-05
Blood Tonic Ha
 ImpOrtaRt
Puts the Right S~
 Where Most Needed.

To tone the blood means to enable it to throw or accumulated impurities, to ln- crease the red corpuscles and to put the blood-maklng organs into such active condi- lion aa % produce that conscious sensation or what we feel us health
 This is the logical effect of using the famous blood puriher, S &. s.
 halt the people you meet complain Of weary muscles, 5taenant brain, tangled nerves. and a wonderful desire to lag down and just quit Most Of these people have been using ncrYines that spasmodlcallY flare up the nerves only to die down again aa Gle they must Avoid nerve stlmuiants. Bear in mind that this worn-out feeling "a due co poor blood, tO bacteria n the water you drink to the multiplying of de8truc- tive germs in the blood faster than they can be overcome by the white corpuscles; and To what is known as auto-toTemia that condition where Che veuOus or impure blood accumulates faster than it can be replaced by the red artcrial blood.
 k 8. s. has long been famous as a blood purifier, and lta action by elimination 0i the Irritating p0isons that nfest the blood la one 0t the very important things tO know
 Aou can get s. E. s. at any drue store but take no other sC-caled blood uurincr
 o n s is purely a vegetable product and you win make a great mistake to have some cntnuslast palm on a mercury. arsenic or lodiue or potash preparation that may do you lrrcpafabio harm.
 S h is prepared by The Swift Specific To-, 0d3 Swift Bldg. Atlanta. Ga and if you nave any deep seated or obstinate blood trouble, write to tbelr Medical Dept for tree advice. lt win be WortR your whih to do so..
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-05

1903 Coombs, White Elephants. in l911; Alexander. Phillies in 1911.
 Twenty-seven victories - Waddell White Elephants in 19O5; McGinnity Giants in 1906; Orth Yankees, in 1909; Jose, Maps in 1907; White, White sox, in 1907; Brown, Cuba in 1909; Mathewson. Giants in 1910; Walsh, White sox in 1911; Bender White sox, in 1912; seaton, Phnlies in 1913.
 Twenty-six victories McGinnity Orioles, in 1901; Pittnger Braves, in 1909. Winls Braves In 1902. Young Rod Sov in 1904; Blank. White Ele- phants in 1904; Brown. Cuba, in 19O8 Ford, Yankees, in 1910; Mathew son, Giants in 1911; Plank White El ephants. in 1912 Cheney. Cubs, in 1912; MarQuard Giants in 1912
 Twenty-Five victories Donovan, Su porbas. in 1901 Leever, Pirates in 1908 Phnlipe Pirates in 1903 Wad 'oll White Elephants. in 1904; Don ovan. Tigers in 1907; ISillien, Tigers 'o07. Smith White sox in 1909 Cam mitz, Pirates in 1909; Mathewson Giants ln 1909; Johnson, Senators i- 1910: Brown. Cubs, in 1910; Mathew son, Giants in 1913.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-05
THE GIANT HURLERS ARE BEST WINNERS
 IN THE BIG LEAGUES
STATISTICS SHOW NEW YORK NATIONAL PITCHERS TO
 HOLD SOME RECORDS

Pitchers employed by New York clubs hold the major league records 'coun ing from 1901 on) for winning tho greater number of games in reason Jack Chesbro led the Yan tees to q victories on the objecti7g opposition and that mark never has been beaten Christy Matthewson piloted the Giants Co 37 wins four rears later and then hung up a Ma
 Cnal Lc0gue record that still stands.
 Cheshros record of 41 wins almost was equaled by Ed Walsh on the White SoX in 1908, the big spitbaH expert coming through with 40 tri- umps The third best record in the American League is held to Walter Johnson of Washington who while winning a Chalmers car last year. captured 36 ceDters Joe Wood of tht Red SoX, the year previous annexed 34. American Leaguers who have won 32 games in season are Johnson and Cy Young, while Jack Coombs and Cy succeeded in winning 5t games in a campaign.
 In the National League in the last thirteen years, the men who have won 30 or more games in one season are Matthewson, who has turned the trick four times. and Joe McG unity, has turned 1t twice Christy came out an top In 37 battles in 1908, won 3S in 1904 landed 31 in 1908 and was victorious in 30 in 1906.
 List Numbers Thirty
 Just thirty men have succeeded in winning 25 or more games in a year since the American League expanded in 1901. Of these heroes not one was a Cardinal a Brown, a Redleg or a Brewer Milwaukee having been in fast company in 1901. Mathewson has won 20 or more games in eight sea sons, Joe McGinnity in four O Young in four, Mordecai Brown in four Walter Johnson in three, Bill Donovan in two, Eddie Plank in two. "Rube" Waddell in two, Jack Coombs in two, Ed Mason in two. Jack Ches- bro in two, Joe Wood in one. Bill Bernhard in one. George Mullin in one, Grover Alexander in one. Al Orth in one Addie Joss in one, Dee" White in one "Chlof' Bender in one. ''om seaton in one, Charley Pittinger in one, Viy Willis in one, Russell Ford in one, Larry Cheney in one. "Rube" Marquard in one. sam Leever in one. Deacon Phillips In one. Frank Smith iH one, Eddie Killian in one
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-05

special meeting at Indianapolis to consider the calling of a general strike.
 Gold bars to the amount of one million dollars have been engaged for export to Paris
 When the Colorado Legislature meets a resolution may be introduced to impeach Governor Ammons for his action in the strike.
 It is reported that the Burlington, htchison and the North Western roads and the Union Pacific will not join other Western roads in seeking the rate advance.
 It is rumored that Huerta will re- cign and flee from his country
 Expected Administration Trust BiT will be reported to the Senate when the Tolls Bill i sout of the way Washington reports that Paul M Warburg Is to be a member of the Federal Reserve Board
 American stocks in London are ir- regular, unchanged at a 4 down Metal, 14ih
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-05

and Howard Cammitz in one. The nn list follows;
 Won twenty-five or more games, 1901 to 19O3 inclusive.
 Forty-one victories-Chesbro, Yan- kees in 1904
 Forty victories-W Walsh, White sox, 1908.
 Thlrty-seven victories - Mathew son Giants in 1908.
 Thirty-fve victories McGinnity, Giants. in 1904
 Thirty-four victories Wood, Red Sox. in 1912.
 Thirty-three. Mathewson, Giants in 1904
 Thirty-two victories TT Young, Red sox, in 1902, Johnson, Senators, in 1912
 Thirtyone victories - Young Rcd sox, in 1901; McGnnity Giants in ,o03. MathoWaon, Giants in 1905
 omhs White Elephants in 1910.
 Thirty v'c't les - Mathowson.
 lnts in 1906
 rwentynine victories - Bernhard, N ps, in 1904; Brown Cubs, in 1908; Nllin. Tigers in 1909.
 Twenty-eight victories - Chesbro, Pirates in 1902, Young Red sox, in
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-05
PAINE, eseee LETTER
R ev,d bs L. a.o lock


 BOSTON. May 1.-The advance continued today and all stocks showed further good gains. An. nouncement that Wilson would select Richard Olney as chairman of the Fe erI Reserve Board and laul Warburs as one of the mem bers was eell received in financial circles. It was also reported that Interstate Commerce Commission would hand down decision in freight rate case sooner than expected. In the Boston market Butte & Super for was the active feature due to favorable decision by the circuit court of appeals in mineral separation suit against Hyde New Arcadian was also stronger on continued favorable showing in cross cut
 Stocks are scarce on all advances and market looks to use in excellent position for an advance. Total 5hs, New York, 3923OO. Money, I1l al 11a. Metal 14%.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-05
TWO PosTMAsTERs NAMED.

WASHINGTON, May The presl- dent has sent the names to the senate of James L Byrnes as postmaster at Flagstaff and James W. Wolf at Tempe.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-05
Cornelius Vanderbilt in war tOgs.

Cornelius Vanderbilt, who is in- spector general in the national guard attached to the staf of Major Gen eral O'Ryan in New York city, re- ported at headquarters few days ago and requested permission to leave the state over night in accord ance with orders to remain inside the boundaries of the commonwealth Genera Vanderbilt says he is ready to 70 70 Mexico if ordered.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-05
SPRING GOLF AT LAKE WOOD

LAKEWOOD, N. J.. May -''he nnual spring tournam mt Of che Coun frv Club of Lakewood which marks he formal beginning of the golf sea son in the metropolitan district. was opened today end will be continued .h. ah the re.land. n Some spirited contests are looked for at the tournament in view of the large number Of high class of the contest ants.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-05
KILLED IN MINE.

GLOBE-Mike Kovich was killed yesterday by a fall of 125 feet in the Grey shaft of the United Globe mine The accident occurred when a smal 1uanhty of earth dropped hpon a staging, on which the man was stand ing, and caused it to fall. carrying Koyich with 1t to the bottom of the raise.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-05

Miner Brown has said right along that his Feds were the best team in st. Louis, and "by cracky' we are be- ginning to believe him.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-05

Wheat is putting up a great game for Brooklyn. The whole Superba outfit in fact. is stepping along at @ a fast clip.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-05
Ew HAVEN rRoLLErs
EoRMALLY -sEPAaArEy

FORMALLY SEPARATE" NEW HAVEN, May -.-The Con- n-cticut troleys recently owned by tL New Haven system were today declared complete and nIepen ent
 The road controls and operates 67. mi es of electric tro ley roads and has 0oO .mployes. President Storrers, ot t-c Connecticut Company, says plans or Improvements must now be g opp d, cw ng to t.a changng rela
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-05

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 Siit four and baking powder together, three times. Cream the butter, add the sugar. then alternately, the milk and the -four mixture; lastly the whites ot -gs and the mt meats. Bake in O ect in a shallow pln thirty or forty uutcs When cold cover with the uEaul decorate with who'eru meats. This is also lu excellent whi.l cake lecipe -us lfc omitted.
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Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-05
Nd Cake
Simply Delicious

By1hy. Eqncf 1fckensie Hil, Edif7r0f fte B0Sf0N C0okiNg Sch0ok 1lagaafRe
 In giving this recipe, Mrs. Hill be lieves it Co be one of the best all-around cake recipes it has been her good ior- tune to make. The simplicity and uui- formly good results will appeal to every housewife
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-05
Wheat

July ...................-........ 85% May ........................... 93B
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-05

Murray, the new outnelder of the Boston Braves, threw lefthanded and bats righthanded He looks llge a
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-05

NOTES INFLUENCING NOTES.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-05

By Levi Brothers. The Supreme Court meets at noon. The United Mine Workers hold a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11
COUNTRY IS
MAKING USE Of
PARCEL POST
Rough Roads and High
Freight Charges make Fifty
Pound Limit a Boom to
Mountain People. Spring
Round up Starts.
lspee,al c-orr-.poaa-.-. 10 ,hs nsraldl

cuba. y. NJ. MAY CUBA BE- taking
a, advantage VI a., parcel post law DO
nov being necessIty FOR tho mail COM
tractor tu send tIru one tu N hcH v
wagon loads OF mail each week. The
roads being bad aud the freighters
busy. farming makes 70 difnyult TO
secure frolghters aud merchants are
making the mos af the 50-pouud law
county SupcII uteudcnt uonatbUlu
Montuya. accompanied by pr. Hast
Iuss Of Beru.Illu, made re- trip
through Cuba aud the surrounding
country IN the interests Of the Nacci-
nation law the ulst week.
Tho T.. A. MlCru round up will start
about the tenth af this month. his
men viii be assisted by COW boys
from tho Rucktr and TRULY outit.
Mariana Otcru passed through
from his ranch Ut Haynes 20 the naca
location where mis- brother Fred Otoro
is at work.
outside visitors In cuba the past
week were Andrews. Young and
Hatch. OF Sac forest service. :. u.
Cuous OF Aztec, y. NJ Dr. Hastngs
and superintendent M%ontoya of Ber-
naiiiloi Or. Fish and Alfred Fish 81
san Jose.
Visitors 10 Cuba aud vicinity nave
had much difficulty In securing hotel
accommodation. through the sum
mer months. a dining room has now
cen opened up loo o. room adjoining
the Staplin Mercantile company p
store. which will he In charge of Mr..
H~clphoustinc. Camp. house ana
sleeping quarter have also been pro-
vidcd. which Will prove a boon 20 the
travelling public.
Ray Coon arrived from Aztec today
to take charge of tho Coon Bros sheep.
sherman Coon viii leave Immediately
FOR Aztec TO resume his duties IN tho
Taylor drug store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11
OLIVER COLLIER IS
HARD NUT FOR
OFFICERS
Captured in Cuba County on
Charges of Wholesale Horse
theft Bad Man Gets Away
Day Sheriff Arrives.
POSSE SECURING THE
JAMEZ COUNTRY


cuba, a. NJ, Ma Great excite
men has prevailed boo and about Cuna
The past few days hy thc search FOR.
capture and escape of oliver Col ier.
charged with horse stealing.
Collier and 81 companion made
their Get away from Durango, Colo
RADIO with "a nice little bunch of vale
uablo .horsea and were uu their NJv
to Arizona with them The hopt
tracks 81 unc of the horses were roo-
ognized by one Of the owners who
CHANGED to Do On the san Juan coun-
try shortly after collier passed, ana
20 search was Immediately started.
ending in the capture OF Collier and
part 81 the horses. about seventy
miles from here.
collier was brought back and a
hearing given YESTERDAY before JUS
tico Of the Peace Archul,ta VINO
bound him over Co the grand jury.
In the mean time sheriff ~Fostbindor
Of Ia Plata county, Colorado. WIS
notified and messages were received
TO hold Collier ut AN hazards. Shprin
Fostbinder started at oucc to Cuba
with e~Xtfadition papers. Collier has
"a bad record and was out on bond,
sls'cd ia appear in Bernalillo In Aug
ust for horse theft, these charges
hav.ng been made By MoXicans from
the san Jose country.
Sherin Fostbinder and sheriff Du-
fur Of san Junn county y. NJ, arrived
In the vicinity today each carrying a
warrant for the arrest OF Oliver Coll
lier for horse thieying. They were
accompanied by MIR. Morgan, Of Wood
and Morgan, iiverymen, of Durango,
from whom II Is claimed Collier stole
the horses. which he drove through
this country. Collier had had "a trial
and was being held here awaiting tho
arrival Of the sheriff, when during a
visit from his brother, the Mexican
guard was gotten out of the room on
"a pretcNt ana OIysT Collier escaped.
The brother, Lewis Collier, claims
innocence and that oliver escaped on
foot but ho b. being held by the au-
thuritics as an uCcompIce To the a't.
Vigorous search has been instituted
as collier is now wanted on several
charges 90 Ia Plata and sam Juan
counties 1s we'll as the local charges
against him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11
NEW FORD CAR IS
CREATED EVERY
"A SECONDS
Great Ford Plant Reaches Al
most Superhuman Produc-
ton of Eleven Hundred and
Seventy Cars per Day.

Detroit, Mich. Mas a. Take out
your watch Follow 90, second hand
round the minute circle Eter5 ti4ie
b. ticks on twenty Cuu a new
Ford car comes into being.
TN, mouth uf April Wls another
record breaker at The Ford factory 10
Detroit Thirty thousand. four hum
ttcd and two comuleic care were built
ipG shipped during the month whi,n
mad 'aenty-siN workiug days.
A ittlc mental arithmetic 81 vs.
that fhe means 20 daily production 90
about eleven hundred and seyen'y
cars u shows chat approximately
enc hundred M fotty-six Fords we're
built each hour o. shows that li-
most twenty-f,ur seconds elapsed be.
tH cen the tUe nue complete ear left
the factory doors until another fol-
LEVIED it.
Jt course these ngurcs are based On
az ctght-hpur working dag. m as
sawanug tcugrtment at the Ford de-
tory works nut ono snlU OF e,snt
hours. other departments of the
factory work three shifts OF eight
hour in order 90 keep the assembling
department goiug at top speed.
The first seven months OF the COM
pany's fiscal year have seen the pro-
duCtion of more than ono hundred
fc.ty-nye thousand complete model
rs. Every succ, p t.IHc
be arrf of the calendar y,sr has seen
u.. I..- hand up "a new pro-
duction record Do january TWENTY
three thousand, ninc hundred ,birty-
six Fords were built Hud shipped.
This was the FIRST record smashing
month OF the year, February passed
January with "a production ot twenty
four thousand siN hundred cars Then
came March with les output of more
than eleven hundred Ears "a day.
Twenty eight thousand, seven hundred
fourteen cara were built ana shipped
IN March. And then the April produc-
ton topped March hy two thousand.
Il Will De seen from the above mg-
ures that the demand this year for
Fords b. greater than ever. u should
be- borne Boz mind that every Ford n
shipped as soon as ID Is finished. a.
should also De borne la mind that de-
spite this biG production the factory
Is many thousands 81 ears behind tho
sales force. All indications are tha
The demand will be as FAR In excess of
the supply this year as In years past,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-11
LUNA COUNTY BOARD
To BUILD AUTO
RUNWAYS
Tracks Will Take Cars Over
Fences Around State Land
and Will Prove of Value to
Tourists.

Dcmiug. ~. NJ, MAY t0-At the reg
ular meeting last week OF the Luna
county road BOARD Clarence B. Nor
gan WIS unanimously appointed 90 nc
c%nsln,cr H charge 81 road aorN
throughout the county, and viii inn
mcdlately assume his new duties. MI.
Morgan was tsked by the commission
ers To prepare specifications for the
constructed Of automobile runways
that viii cross the fences erected by
cattlemcu 1round the state lands
where they eraze their stock. To con-
struct tine runways a gap viii DE cut
In the fene, aud "a pit ave feet l"hs
and seven fe,t wide and two feet deep
will be dug. 0ver which timber VIII
be laid o~dgruays. al a distance Of ten
inches autrI and over these TIMBER
two inch,s .y twelve inches By seven
feet. Will Do, laid. to form tracks for
automobile and these tracks VIII 90
rrlnfurm,I ~ other timbers four
inches hs Sis inches, which will OK
tend out bogHnd the ends OF the track
umbers and which viii be beveied 80
that the wheels of the cars may Dee
guided on 600 the tracks The cattle
will not walls across the umbers that
are set ON .Ise across the pits and the
wire feng, viii run close up Co the
runways ON .tch side as an addition
al preoaufIur to keep the cattle from
| breaking our
The new road making machinery
WAS accepted and taken over by the
| commission and will bee kept al
work ON 'hr roads around DENNIS.
| J. r.. pIpuduune will nave charge oi
the new gflIer, while James Holm
man viii RON the new tractor. Thf
old grader VIII be repaired and Will
be put to work on tho county roads
again.