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Arizona republican., 1914-05-23

make written report of such delin- ouecies to the city collector.
 Four hours were occupied by the commission in discussion of the 113 clauses of the proposed ordinance. With the exception of the elimina- ton of the legal holiday feature of the selling of liquor in restaurants and the increasing of the license fees of employment bureaus from s100 to $500 per quarter, the ordinance was finally adopted as originally drafted. The imposition of the $500 license fee upon employment bureaus means the elimination of that business in Phoe- nix the fee being prohibitive
Arizona republican., 1914-05-23
business transacted for that guar.

business transacted for that quar- ter.
 In the case of the restaurants or hotels serving liquor with meals, such liquors shall only be permitted to be used in the regular public din ing room of the hotel or restaurant and then only from the hours of 6:30 o'clock a. m. until 12 o'clock mid night upon week days and from the hours of 6:30 o'clock a. m. to 9:30 a. m., from 113O a. m. to 2:3O p. m. and from 5:30 D. m. until S:30 p. m. on Sundays. They shall also keep record of the same class as that required to be kept by. clubs where liquor is sold or served
 In approving this portion of the ordinance as represented in the foregoing paragraph an effort was made to include the words "and legal holidays making the hours of sale the same on holidays as on Sundays. The city attorney gave as bis opinion that such days as Fourth of July, Memorial Day. Thanksgiving Day, Labor Day and election days are holidays and that the inclusion of the legal holiday clause liquors could not be sold upon those days except during the same hours as those designated for Sundays. The | legal holiday clause was ultimately stricken out, although Mayor Young and Commissioner Cope voiced theil disapproval of this action.
 l Saloon keepers are to be taxed | s250 per quarter as at present. Deal
 CTS in aeroplanes or those engaging | in the transportation of passenger. or freight by aeroplanes must pay $10 per quarter. Provision is mad,
 for the summary dismissal of any
 police officer failing to keep the cit,
 auditor fully informed of the firm.
 or persons upon their beats havins
 no licenses and in addition failing t.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-23
JUSTICE PRECINCT
 ERECTED FOR CHANDLER

Arrangements are being perfected to. have a justice of the peace for Chandler. The county board of su- pervisors, who have the say so in the matter, have given their consent, and the matter is now being worked upon by Attorney Price of Chandler.
 The proposed division between Chandler and Mesa will be made one mile south of the base line. and will include the Higley and Gilbert dis tricts. provided they wish to join.
 It is planned to have the court ready to take care of business by July 1st
Arizona republican., 1914-05-23
PROMINENT COTTON BUYER AT
 CHANDLER

w. J. Neill, the buyer for the Me-
 Fadden Brothers. who handled the cotton from the Chandler district last season arrived at Chandler Wednes- day evening. On Thursday he visited the Roosevelt dam and on Friday evening was banqueted at the Hotel San Marcos. Chandler, by the cotton growers of the Chandler district. MT Neill has d very high opinion of Chandler Egyptian cotton, and be- lieves this district will lead the world as a producer of that staple.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-23
CAMEL TRACKS

The telephone bell rang at regular intervals yesterday to announce to the waiting bunch in the Shrine publicity office that more donations were being accumulated each hour.
 Mrs Charles Urban sent in dozen hand-painted plates as her of fering fer the sokum store.
 The souvenir book of the Shrine Sirkus will be off of the press today, and it will be one of the most beau tiful works ever issued by a lodge in the state It will be distributed at the Shrine Sirkus. A copy will be sent to each Shrine Temple in the United States.
 Photographs of all the freaks in the side show will be sold by the freaks themselves. If you think this is not going to be some chance to show the outside world what Phoenix has in the way of side show talent, you are playing the wrong hunch.
  offer to join one of the big travelling circuses. His fame as September Morn is spreading all over the United States.
 Many are asking if the freaks who have been mentioned in the columns of The Republican are really going to appear. You can bet they are, and they are going to show up just as advertised
 Bert Reeves is going to be the funniest thing that ever broke out of a smoke house when he mounts the platform to tell how he became so thin. He will have his pictures for sale and while they will be taken sitting on a chair cross will be added so as to distinguish his legs from those of the chair.
 The little Eva costume for Dr.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-23
THE BETTER WAY

Dad, I've simply got to fight this man. He has insulted me-
 All right. Invite him to your office and have it out with him.
 Guess I'll go to his office Whats the use of getting my own furniture all broken up?"
Arizona republican., 1914-05-23
CHANDELIERS NEW SCHOOL
 BUILDING

At two o'clock next Friday bids will be received for building the third unit to the present group of buildings for the Chandler Grammar school. In addition to the building which will contain three school rooms. library, etc. Plumbing and heating contracts for the entire group of buildings will be let.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-23
OPERATION FOR APPENDICITIS

Om Monday morning E. x. Lar mour, one of the prominent residents of Chandler, was operated on for ap- pendicitis at the Palmer hospital in Mesa. The operation is reported to have been wholly successful, and MT. LarmOur is making q quick recovery. It is expected that he will be able to be removed to his home by next Thursday
Arizona republican., 1914-05-23
ROTARY SOCIETY HAS
 PLEASANT SURPRISE

The members of the Rotary So- ciety were treated to delightful surprise yesterday when President Betts introduced to them, at the re-
Arizona republican., 1914-05-23

Nichols was sent up to the Shrine office yesterday and it took two boys to carry it while the door had to be removed to get the tights in without marring the box they were packed in
 The camels for the parade arrived today and will be fed on Zem Zem water for the rest of the time until the show is ready to start.
 You will receive a notice. Noble, to be on hand at the Gardens to take part in the parade which will leave the Van Buren gate at 6 o'clock sharp. This means sharp and it also means that you had bet ter be there, because you are going to be dealt with by the kangaroo court if you fail. You will be asked to come in dark trousers, and shirt, with your fez. Anyhow, the fez.
 As the first part of the motion picture of the Shrine Sirkus will be taken at the Gardens before the lagednt starts on It's way, you Will get there early and get in on the picture. The camera man will take the inside Of the Gardens with the , sirius stuff working to show to the outside world the way Phoenix does things.
 This, picture of the Shrine Sirkus which MT. Read is going to have taken by an expert camera man from Los Angeles will be shown on many screens all over the country, and will be some advertising stunt for Phoenix. You can help it by being on hand at the Gardens to take part in the stuff that will be photographed.
 i Zera.lo and Mace will have charge of several of the clown acts at the Sirkus and they think that this will he the greatest show of it's kind they have ever seen. if it lives up to rehearSals
Arizona republican., 1914-05-23

Emil Gang has already received an offer to join one of tine big travelling circuses His fame as September Morn is spreading all over the United States.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-23

Mrs Charles Urban sent in dozen hand painted plates as her of fering fer the sokum store.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-23

Made of extra fine crinkle crepe, and trimmed in linen. TorchOn lace. Slip-over style. New ki- mona sleeve. All sizes. Extra special, each ............7S 7Sc
Arizona republican., 1914-05-23

The telephone bell rang at regular intervals yesterday to announce to the waiting bunch in the Shrine publicity office that more donatiOns were being accumulated each hour.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-23

The camels for the parade arrived today and will be fed on Zem Zem water for the rest of the time until the show is ready to start.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-23

Made Correct Model for the prevail
 ing styles. made of Sheer Crepe and fine Nainsook, elaborately trimmed in dainty lace and embroidery. Special $15O values, each .9Sc
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-09
AGRICULTURAL LEGISLATION
10 How DNaGANDRD

= Ell Paso. Tex, Sept. 9.--The Texas
state Democratic convention, which
adjourned Wednesday, adopted a
platform pledged to- 6ive agricultu-
raj legislation iflrst attention by the
next legislature Of Texas.
! Hon. James e. Ferguson was de-
clared the nominee Of the party for
governor, having received $500
votts more than f1is opponent in the
recent primary election. The princi-
pal issue Of the campaign was pro-
ilibition. Mr.. Ferguson, in cam
paigning the state. promised, II elect
ed. to veto all hquor measures sub
United to him by the legislature.
The Texas Farmers Union de-
manded a cessation Of prohibition
agitation and that the legislature
give first attention to asricuitutal
and the votes show the
result is largely aue' b itheir efforts.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-09

Boston Red Sox. Their notable feat
Iwas the taking Of four straight from
ithe FhilaAelphas. reducing the long
lead Of the AAA1etics appreciably.
ThAre u still an eight and half
game gap between the two clubs
However, oee -whacA It seems hardly
possible for any club to wipe out at
tthis hate stage of the race. Darticu-
llarly with the Mackmen the team to
| be csusht. 80 80
| : Indianapolis had the better of the
fcrucial series with Chicago on the
tiatter's grounds in the Federal
league face. sSeArtiag on even terms
on Tuesday with Faiksnberg in his
best form the Asofeds' blanked the
|chicagoans and fssained the lead
they had held several times during
1.-THE season. Moseiy shut out the
Tinkerites gain ON Wednesday. the
Fehieseo tes1. crippled BY Illness end
injuries. suffering still more from q
batting slump - Thursday Indian-
tspsiis made II three straight. error
|by Manager ifinher nuAifying the
recovery In hitting form his men
showed. Finally on Friday. Chicago
woA . sams. tho,sst, forced to go into
c1tra innings.
In the American association Mil
waukee once more got into the PEN
nant rAee. Meeting the league lead
ing Coaonsls on the latters own
grounds, the Brewers trounced them
In three out Of four games and left
Louisville Friday night two and .
haK games behind. The colonels
had won 81 and lost 81 on that date
to the champions "a and so.
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.,Jeau,e's.G Coal
Dssless in BLOOM AND
SWASTIkA COAL
PHONE TRINIDAD 12S
WHAT SAVED
!, ~ .~HfR LIFE
NJ. Martin Tells About q Ralnftl
ePssienee TIT MkM In
Ended Seriously.

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syee tArss ysAFs,>I suffered Win ~,
manly troables. and had pains IN Nv
bast and sids. ! Was, AssvssD M
ssslA not slsq6 At night. -,
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aid would have - hssperatsA q -.
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iisvins pain and distress caused " ~
manly trouble. Il will sireiy help ysn.
II goes 70 the 1pot-reaches the
t1oubls-rslisves the symptoms. and
lriSes away the cause.
II you suffer from any symptoms u
wsmaniy trouble, take Cardui.
Your dfuGxiSt sells and recommeaAs
T. Get bottle from him today.
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The chronicle=news., 1914-09-09
If. BACK HURTS use,
SALTS FOa KIDNEYS
Eat Less Meat Of Kidneys Feel Like
Lead or Bladder Bothers. IS

Most folks forget that the kidneys
like the bowels. get sluggish and
clogged and need flushing occas-
ionally, else we have backache and
dull misery in the kidney region. Sc
we're headaches, rheumatic twinges,
torpid liver, acid stomach, sleepless-
ness and all sorts of bladder disor-
ders.
You simply must keep your kid
neys active and clean, and the mo-
ment You feel an ache or pain In the
kidney region, get about four ounc-
es Of Jad Salts from any good drug
store here. take Tablespoonful in a
glass of water before breakfast for a
few days and your kidneys will then
act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
Juice. combined with ithia, and is
harmless to flush ciogged kidneys
and stimulate them to normal activ-
ity. 1t also neutralizes the acids in
the urine SO 1t no longer irritates. tus
ending bladder disorders. -4,
Jad Salts is harmless: inexpensive: :
makes delightful efferveseent lithia
water drink which everybody should
take now and then to keep their kid
neys clean. thus avoiding serious
,,-a
A well-known local druggist says
he sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who
believe in overcoming kidney trouble
while II is only trouble.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-09

taag. III ch1ef purpose IL to scndsr tho
tendons. li8annents and muscles 80 plant
/. that natures expansion may be accom-
plished without the intense strain 30
expectancy.
At any rate It IL reasonable to believe
that since Mothers Friend" has been a
companion to motherhood for moro than
half century no more timely advice
could be given the inexperienced mother
than to suggest its daily use during ex.
pectancy.
Ask at any drug store for Mothers
Friend" penetrating. external iiquid
Of great help and value. And write to
Brndneld Retulator Co.. 3o2 Lamar nlds.,
Atlanta. Ca. for their book OF useful
and timely information to expectant
mothers. Il contains many suggestions
that are Of interest TO all women.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-09
WoMI a. 88sH&.ts,
salfEs. InAE& !. ].
BASBMl Ecom

New York, Sept. s.-Baseball In
tcrest during the week centered
again on the rsn,arksbJe struegae
for the pennant In the Nstiohal
league. Today found New York and
Boston desdlocked for the ssad Just
as they were two weeks ago Mean
while tho advantage has lain for the
most part with the Giants. Boston
having had a clear title to the lead
only once at the chose of days
pfay. Yesterday the teams dfifted
bsek TO even terYAs again wli6n the
Giants 6s0pped one game Uf 1 double
header IN Brooklyn. while Boston.
hak . game behind. was Winning In
|Pkifadelphia. "a rs
Tomorrow the two teams begin q
(series N Boston which may tell
|heavily on their pennant prospects
Each team teems we'll prepared. the
Braves having been ~ conserving
their star pitchers. Tyler. RHdoiph
land 3ames. ID i1iucfr as possible. and
Fapparently having tirem in trim ifot
1.-THE battle, While the Giants are u.s.
Ing thesf BATS more effectively than
FOR weeks past. -, - 4''r
+. OF the remaining two members u
the pefinant coftendihg g. qtiartet. st..
|l1cpts dropped off badly during Me
week, winning but one game IN SIX.
and despite victory over Cintin-
nati today. rs six games removed
|from the leader. CfsicaEo' hss dons
better, but not 50 well ~ the lead
4ng pait, and ~ four ssmss frog the
top. Eye reg 'Af9'' w
A little interest WAS injected into
the American league race during the
week by 4 squirt on the part Of the
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-09
MAB. hlIEHoIlINs: \
bEhe .ElB: m
ZONE OF Wan

London. Sept. 9.-Several alleged
Americans are among the refugees
already placed in compounds by the
secret service men. The cases of
many of the others are under inves-
tigation. While none OF the arrests
have been shown DO far to be spy,
many are declared to be unquestion-
ably alien enemies of undesirable
types. A large number hold sup
posed credentials that have proven
false. Out Of 200 of the most recent
applicants for passports at the Amer
ican embassy only 40 received pass
ports and . number of passports
granted by American officials on the
continent have been taken up here
when It was shown that the bearers
were not entitled to them. 1t is sup
posed that the papers either belong
ed to others than the holders, or were
granted on testimony Of persons con-
sidered reliable by the American off,
cfals. Several mon carrying Ameri-
|can passports were found to be un-
able to speak a word Of English, al
Though they testified in German that
they were born in the United States.
Only zoe additional refugees arrived
at che rooms Of the American relief
committee to-day. These were chiefly
from Germany.
A large number of Americans are
reported stranded at Ostend because
fof the discontinuance of the Ostend
boat service. The American embassy
'is making an Investigation and may.
advise that the cruiser Tennessee be
sent from Havre to Ostend to bring
refugees there to England. Already
che committee has expended more
than $4,000 of the 100000 relief
money set aside for Americans in
England. The expenditures were
comparatively small until last week,
when penniless Americans began
coming in overwhelming numbers
and the committee was forced to
pay their railway and steamer fares
and expenses for living until the
sailing OF their ship. The American
money transfer committee has paid
out about 100000 OF the $500. 900
deposited at Washington for the use
of'Americans in England.
The British foreign office has re-
stlmed the issuance to German girl
students Of permits to return home,
and small numbers are leaving daily
for Germany by way Of Holland.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-09

Pueblo. Colo. Sept. s.-In all bu
four city precincts Patterson hA
2.lb7a Napier 1928. Twenty Re
publican precinets give Carlson 7st
Nicholson al. Goudy 1874. Work 1.
sos. Stevens 206. .rt
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-09

tcrnal application
aold m most drug
stores under the
name Of 'Mothee's
Friend" It Is a
penetrating liquid
and many and many
9 mother tellf how
II 20 wonderfully
sided them through
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-09

West theatre tonight, dramatic
version, "Forty-flve Minutes From
broadway" Ten cents, reserved
lseats 10 cents extra.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-09
WHY WE NAY BE THANKFUL.
FROM the Kans.s CITY journal.

y 1WAuk 1OU W0N 81o. AuIcIICokW.
Hftentiy exclaflm the Philadelphia
Pubiic Ledger. And there is abund-
Art reason for this feeling OF graft
tuds. Today the United States
stands alone among the great cDun-'
tries of the earth as land Of peace
aAd security. where its manhood is
devoted to producing and building
instead Of tearing down and squan-
|dsring the fruits OF industry. We
have had our periods Of war. when
death ind desofatfon followed the.
ftracks Of armies. We have expert
enced the dreary days Of reeonstruc
|tion and rehabilitation: But never.
perhaps. In all our history have the
blessings Of peace 30 impressed them.
|ssives as now, when the most highly
civilized and intensely developed ma
ttions Of Europe are involved in a
|vstfaFs ssas = s.ns1asins the conti-
|Rsut fap0 centAf 10 eircumference.
! THE position ~ tie United States
u suniS0s-msA& fortunately 90. No
lsdusl .iAyasssis sassesten US and no
| |xya& tJsses IL 81 our Doors with
|thslfsAorr1A ian1Gxunlents Of death and
|dsuessGsoA. ',eut Auty - plaia. To
|ua fssas the Wsf6 of sappaying the
l.civilised" werldt its sustenance-
sith ,Ahi1dD 10 - and wear. For.a
ltAas-Aaa AAe3 nast be the IsaS-i
I Int shnp6e SCe HGkions tAat can mo-
|leagsf .sreAues Sufficient for them
|ssayess We -sFe at pace. but It 10 q
peace that must face duties and eb-
|AAttons Of 9rsat Dament. How ieng
the war in Europe will Iass no snan
|kpuws. It may be of Darctfully short
duration or It may be drawn out to
1.-THE point Of continental exhaustion.
In any event. It IL 70 the United
lStates ti,at the nations involved must
now look for A1atsrial aid and for
the preservation Of the morals Of
higher oiviliaation. IS. il, tt %
It II lamenteA IN some quarters
that the 'harvests Of Our fields and
tke products Of oxr iscories can not
ibe sent at once TO- foreign markets.
because OF the embAssoes and haxards
Of war. But these restrictions are
only temporary. Il h for us to ar
teumulate against the Inevitable time
when the world will open all gates
snA Come to us for supplies or starve
The humanitarian aspect Of the sit
uation can not be eseApsd. We must
provide food and clothing not only
for ourselves, but for millions Of hu-
fmAn beings abroad who will hha at
tthe close Of hostilities in Barope that
they have nothing. Unless the Unit
ed States or other lleutral nations
store up liberal qualities Of food.
eaaAt famine Wifi follow closely on
the heels OF war. Thus II 70 our duty
to open oar milas, -tifi our lands. en-
ploy ell our people In production and
iHdustriously strive to fulfill the des-
tisy which - os1;. We may thank
God that we are Americans. but va
nssst also remsnfSer that over and
above our Ameficantsm H. the para
mount fact that we are the custod-
ians Of civilfzatfon-the hope Of the
world, which. will look to MS for
Years to come fef those things of
whSch the tragedy Of cruel and bar,
barous war has robbed them.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-09
PHYSICIANS z:&ss; s.: ;s::, f !:

errors ofrefraction.
DR.. Sapero has bea
for many years. II
leading medical coll
country. and is lice
State Board of Mod
RADIO snd other state:
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-09

See the new fall styles at Mrs. ].
Robertson's opening Thursday, Sep
.tember 10. 1t
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-09

WhftefOrd, WeIHnBt0n
II your letter is included in the
above list in calling please state ''ad-
U. Vigil. P. M. 80