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Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
GLENDALE

As substantial indication of i'm proved conditions locally, real estate has been much more brisk in the past few weeks than for some time. while building operations have i'm proved to a very marked degree. One of the latest real estate transfers IS for d ten-acre tract in Glendale Heights to $. w. Ellis. a stockman of Texas. who has arranged with My CTS &z Carrick to have erected one of the most modern homes in the community. It will be an exact duplicate of the bungalow home of Vice President Marshalrs father-in- law at Scottsdale. Among other buildings at present under course of construction is the handsome resi- denee of Homer Sim, which is near ing completion. the cottage of Mrs. Walters and a residence for C. A. Worthington at the company's pum- ping station at Marinette
 MT. and Mrs Heighley of Califor- mia are among recent new arrivals in the city.
 The executive board of the Glen dale Womans club met yesterday with Mrs. Cartmel and completed the clubs program for the ensuing year.
 Miss Adelaide Abbott. of Phoenix. who has been the guest at the home of Mir and Mrs. I. A. Moore. returned home yesterday. accompanied by Lea and Beryl Moore.
 The Missionary Society of the Pe oria Presbyterian church will be en- tertained in the park by Mrs. Grey Wcdne sday of next week.
 Sample X Moore today shipped two cars of live pork to San Diego. Claude Cowden sent one car.
 Mir and Mrs Rudolph Kuchler are spending the summer in San Fran cisco.
 Miss Grace Griswold. of Phoenix. is the guest of Miss Ethel Orth, on Northern avenue.
 Mayor Pearson and family are spending several weeks in California.
 Ruth Gill and Naomi Barkley are spending several days with Helen and Agnes Oliver at the Indian school.
 Mrs. George Protzman expects to leave on August eighth for San Francisco where she will spend the remainder of the summer with her mother and sister.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
from the FASHION CENTRES

in two wide gores that are slightly full and joined to a deep, round yoke. The lower half of each side scam is left open and held together by but tons and loops En route to tie links, the skirt is of walking Iength, but for the game, the seams are unbuttoned, the two gores are turned up and at tached at the lower edge of the skirt, so making short skirt, just falling far enough below the knees to be be- coming. With it are to be worn puttees and brooches and sports women will be quick to see the prac- ticability of the idea.
 Early as it is, there are some evi- dences of the coming season to be met and as often is the case, there are certain new features being introduced into the summer costumes that may fairly be taken as heralds of the autumn. A charming costume just completed, is, for example. of blue and white checked taffeta The skirt is cut at the bottom in a rather odd shaping and is finished with band of white broadcloth with narrower band of blue silk as finish. There is a deep girdle of the silk, cut bias. and whi-h forms deep points that are edged with big tassels and very fascinating loose bolero-like coat of the plain blue, edged round with narrow band of the white broadcloth The neck edge is finished with one of the new high collars that is turned over at the back, but open at the front and this collar also is of the cloth Unques- tionably, it will be a little helting on a real warm mid summer day. but the jacket is an extra garment and can be dispensed with whenever need
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
Mesa News Notes
MARKET
 IS HOLDING STEADY

MESA. July 2S.-The following telegrams relative to canteloupe mar ket conditions were received today by the office of markets, U. $. de- partment of agriculture:
 Boston. Mass. (Night letter July 23)-Market Arizona standards s2.5O to $500, flats S1.OO. Movement slow. Arrivals Arizona three cars, Califor- nias three southern nine Market Arizona standards S2.5O to $500. flats S1.OO. Movement slow. Arrivals Arizona three cars. Californias three. southern nine. Market 25c to SOC lower on all sections.
 New York. N. Y. (Night letter July 2S)-Receipts four Arizonas. Stan dards S2.50 to $3.40. mostly s3.00, ponies and two-thirds $2.00 to s2.50. flats soc to SIPS. Fair demand. Quality irregular. one car Arizonas poor condition sold standards for S2.50. ponies s2.00. Twenty-two cars Carolinas received. standards $1.O0 to $15O. flats 40c Weather clear.
 Philadelphia. Pa. (Day message July 2D-Standards s2.5O to $500. flats s1.OO.
 Pittsburg. Pa. CNight letter July 23))-Arrivals one car Utah. three Arizona. four California. one Georgia. Weather warm and clear. Demand fair Utahs sold S2.75 to $500. Ari- zonas s3.Oe to $3.25: Californias s26O to s2.75: Georgias Sl.5O to $1.75. About six cars yesterday cleaned up. three diverted. Market fairly good condition.
 Cincinnati O. (Night >letter July 23)-Receipts today three cars Cali fornia, six cars Arizona, eleven cars from other states. Sold Arizonas to- day standards S2.5O. flats soc to 90c. two thirds s1.6O to s1-75. Stock arr irving little ripe Indications point for market to remain steady for two weeks.
 Chicago, III. CNight letter July 23) Receipts five cars. Practically S275. flats s1.O0. few over-ripe loss. Pink meats standards flats $1.oO to SI.1O. ponies 7Jc to s5c.
 Denver. Colo. ODay message July Standards s1.75 and $2.oO Look for better market.
 Cleveland. Q. CDay message July 2D-No- fresh arrivals yesterday. Standards S2.00. two-thirds S2.50.
 Mesa -CilendaIe shipments. July 9. 1915: Boston 1. Chicago 10. cincin- nati ?. Denver 1, Kansas City 1. New York 1. Pittsburg I. Gallup N NJ, 1 Albuquerque 1: total. 22.
 Moapa. Nev.. July g: Salt Lake City 1. Omaha IS: total, 10.
 Thursdays shipments not previous lv reported Caroiinas: Potomac Yards $. Baltimore 9: total. &
 Shipments from Carolinas. July g: Boston {. New York 6. Baltimore 2. Potomac Yards 41. PittsburC :. New ark i. Cincinnati 1. Detroit 1. Charleston 1. Schenectady 1s Scran- ton l. Elmira i total. 72.
 Gcorgias: Potomac Yards 2. Gin
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25

The second blouse is made of a fine quality cotton voile. The edges of the ruffles. collar and cuffs are hem-stitched and embroidered and the effect is an exceedingly dainty and handsome one and the blouse really elaborate yet the design IS simple and requires very little labor The high collar that is open at the front is an interesting feature and the sleeves with their oddly shaped cuffs are exceedingly new aai smart. Every form of the bolero is smart, and in the very height of style.
 The plaited jacket that E shown here is very charming made of blue pongee braided with black, but can be
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
LATEST FASHION NOTES

any spsnsa tss ss"%s+ pss ,ssS ,s1iS" at Gs. ' \ height, sports costume are of exceeding interest. That fur trimmings would not succeed to any great extent under the influence of torrid heat. was foregone conclusion. Clusively for exceptionally cool days and for evenings that really mean chill. One of the newest and hand somest of the so-called sweaters, is of glove silk in Navy blue, with bands, cuffs and collar of yellow, strapped over with blue. the straps being held in place by tiny blue buttons. It is an exceedingly effective combination, eminently well suited to the links and tennis court and it is one that is prom ised great favor. The collar is of the trimming material, there are bands over the shoulder seams and there is a band down the front and the plain yellow silk is used to finish the lower edge of the coat and to finish the cuffs. We are seeing some very fasci- mating sports costumes of silk too that are delightfully."- summer-like and cool in effect and altogether fascinating and distinctive. A new one seen at d nearby resort is made with kilted skirt
 
 of white habutai silk, over which is worn a sports coat of silk striped with satin that also is white, but in pretty stripes and with a dash of brilliant color provided by the collar and sash of royal purple. The hat, to be worn herewith, is of Panama with simple scarf of the purple as trimming. Pongee is constantly growing in favor as a material for sports wear A new skirt and an interesting one, is cut
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25

h To feature of fashions is more
 q parent or more interesting
 tial t.lc GChu in its many variitj ,ns Il r;ailcs an exceedingly ohdr.nin: accessory and in one form CT an thcr. it is becoming to almost every figure and it Is so essentially da;i.t, ali f. uinilc in effect. that it n.rst n aae it's appeal, Ecrc are shown three styles. The one on the figure is a hchu of the simplest sort. finished al the waist line in the front where the ends d.sa71ear beneath the belt. In the pi1turc, 1t is made of sheer null with trimnin, of lace. No. I is draped OCT the shoulders and consequently is well n ted both to evening and tu aficia)tn wear. It is especially c..1s.nin, and handsome made of c.1l ru.icrcl net or of all over lace or tu' C. 1 ut fvr simpler occasions, 1t can le copied in null. fine sheer batistc or aav s.i, liar material the one essential ten: that it possess soft enough , n.'l to allow of graceful draping. l,I.ilcs of lace or of the material make Tn appropriate finish. No. } is crossed ooth at the front and at the back and with the ends meeting under the arms. It can be made of white to be worn over anr gown or be made of the ma
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
FARM CONGRESS DRAWS
 IRR|GAT0RS ATTENTION

The year has rolled around, and brought again the international farm products congress, the tenth session having been scheduled for Denver Colorado. September 2 to October 9. Notice of the tenth session has been received here, and has set exhibitors of fine farm products to thinking about another cleanup such as was scored by Arizona last year at Wichita.
 Arizona, and especially the Salt River valley did themselves proud at Wichita last summer. Scores of prizes. more than any other state captured were taken by Yavapai, Yuma and Maricopa county farmers.
 Three hundred thousand persons are expected to attend the congress during it's session at Denver. Of these hundreds will be interested in Arizona The question of Arizona's participation in the coming contests is therefore bothering the boosters right now. There is plenty of fine farm stuff to exhibit, if it can just be gotten to Denver.
 The Phoenix chamber of commerce will probably make the Farm Con gress the subject of discussion befere long, in an attempt to start some thing with the other agricultural communities of the state.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25

De, for with the gown is a fascinating little bodice of soft blue crepe i-or the next season, We nay look for just Such effects in cloth. for checked cloths are talked and are exploited by the wholesale and the combination of checked with plain is always. a good one. One of the most interesting features of the costume mentioned. however. is the use of cloth on silk and it must be admitted that it makes a good effect.
 The combination Of F7'..in na.-fiai with checked and with plaid i- :. favorite one and both forms are .,or- stantly appearing. An exceedia :l.. smart costume. designed for d ,rip to the Exposition and which is of the very generally useful sort for s,.c!l need is made of very light we;4i.e navy gabardine, combined with pla:6 tatcta. The gabardine IS dark but not navy j, color and the silk is ro- aggressive &ts brightness. but make, d good contrast. The skirt is laid i:: rather wide box-rlaits and Is cut of a few inches tciow the waist line where the upper edge of each piait Ts cut to form deep scaIlop. The seal lops are bound and lapped onto th- yoke of the plaid silk, The silk also makes the very pretty full bodi that is fnis'1el with wide girde a1,l with little vcstoe and cuff, of ,l1 gabardine, The collar is q rolling ce.. rather high at the back but o7cn a- the front to be cool and conf 5'ta 'c and is of the flsja Llue wi'1 st orgardie ovcrla2rine i: aa ] alr.. T. the gown is excoedia ,ly - ~1' handsome.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
PHILIPPINE SCARECROW

An American who has resided in the Philippines tells of a novel contrivance in use in those islands for frightening birds off the rice fields. In a corner of each rice field there may be seen lit tie house over the field is strung a network of bejuco, or Indian cane, much the same as that of twine strung over our cornfields at home. But the Igorrote "goes us one better" He puts his child up in the little house in the corner and keeps him pulling at d strip of bejuco. which connects with those in the field and keeps them all in mo- ton. It is a venturesome crow that is going to fly into that arrangement.
 In some places the network is kept in motion by another ingenious contriv- ance. Under a little waterfall a block of wood is suspended. The block is so shaped that the water on striking it, drives it out away from the fall, and of course down, because of the weight of the water striking it. This pulls the string connected with the network over the field. Then. of course, the block is by the reaction, pulled up again to it's former level and swung back into the waterfall, and SO on indefinitely-From the New York Independent.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
ENROUTE TO CAMP

w r.. Mullen came in from Ray Friday evening and left yesterday morning for the Flagstaff section where he will spend a month or so with the Mullen contingent camped at Oak Creek. Oak Creek has proven a grand camping ground this season. the members of the Mullen families who are there now all report de- lghtful time. and superintendent Of the Tempe schools. J. O Mullen writes that oak Creek is the best camping ground I have ever seen and l have camped over half my life'
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25

copied in almost any material and it can be worn over any blouse. As shown here. the plain under-bodice is finished with a neck frill. but the real feature of the illustration is to be found in the plaited bolero with is pretty, haring sleeves. For immediate wear, the pongee is charming, tlffeta is smart made just in this way and lowered silk is one of the newest ma terials for wear over white gowns and it is for such purposes that the jacket will be most extensively employed during August. With the coming of September, We will see a great many gowns made with boleros and skirts to match and with under bodices cf crepe, chiffon CT voile e ;l'. casc may be.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
so4 Dcsign for Embroidering a Wide
 Collar and Deep Cuffs. $500 Gathered Blouse, 3+ to F bust.

[ HERE are three new blouses, IT each of which shows an inter
 osting treatment and finish. Two arc hand embroidered and one is braided with soutache All forms of needle work and of braiding are extremely fashionable for the late summer and will be extensively used throughout the autumn, therefore, these suggestions are especially timely. The blouse over at the extreme left is worn with a very wide collar and cuds that suggest the Puritan idea in share and in cut, but which depart from the Puritan when they are en- troiie-c1. They are made of organdie and or ,andie, hand-enbroidcred, n'alscs one cf the daintiest possible Ta;criA's fer acccssories of the sort.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25

tempt has proven successful. The pictures seem to take one to the bot tom of the ocean, where he wanders around as freely as in the air. takes q ramble in Neptune's botanical gar dens. becomes acquainted with the family life of the fishes, visits wrccks of the last century and finally watches with breathless interest q fight to the death between a man and a tiger of the sea, huge blue thresher fish.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
SUBMARINE PICTURES

One of the best attra billed TOT the airdome this season is the program of seven reels th's evening or the renowned Williamson sub marine pictures The art of taking motion pictures under the water is well in a class by itself and the many scenes taken on the floor of the ocean is an evident fact that the at
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25

and the lovely soft sheer muslins are very dainty and charming. Any one of these garnitures can be adjusted
 over a plain bodice to completely
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
MEETING TONIGHT

Glenn Teeter who is temporarily in charge of the pulpit activities at the Christian church will preach the ser mon at the union meeting this eve ming on the subject The Power of God The Sunday evening meetings are attracting large congregations and are proving decidedly successful in every way.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
FUN ERAI SERVICES

The funeral services for Mrs. Lot toe Fryer. who died Friday in childbirth. were held from the First Ward chapel yesterday. Bishop Dana officiating The deceased was in her thirty first year. Six of her broth CTS were pallbearers. The funeral was conducted by ". X Burton.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25

FOR SALE CHEAP-One Free" sewing machine. also furniture and household goods B. B. Sanders. 3s E. Main St. Tempe-Adv. dm
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
METHODIST CHURCH

Rev Wilur Fisk announces the | following schedule of services for the Methodist Episcopal church today Sunday school this morning at ten o'clock Public worship at eleven o'clock Preaching by the pastor at this service on the subject. Chief Reliance of the Church"
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25

terial of the gown to serve as d finish. Thin, soft materials that drape well are the best for the purpose and net is
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
BIG BILL AT MAJESTIC

Today at the Majestic will be shown one of the biggest bills ever offered. II consists Of eight reels of the best films obtainable. in which will be found the kind of a picture everyone likes best. whether drama. comedy. or adventure. Among the pictures will be "The Star Boarder," |" featuring the popular favorite, Char lie Chaplin: a Flying A" drama, en- titled The Money Lender" Method in His Illness" comedy. and tho great serial picture. The S20000. 900 Mystery" the new chapter of which is entitled "The Prisoner in the Pilot House."
 GOOD LIVE SOLICITOR wanted to canvass in Mesa territory. Good money for right party. Address Box 202, Tempe-Adv. dn
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
Tempe News Notes
WHAT THE BAND OFFERS
 MUSIC LOVERS TODAY
Tempeans to Hear Another Good Concert on the Plaza This Evening

After the especially pleasing con- cert of last Sunday wherein he rem dered one of the special numbers Director F. H. Rodriguez will by spe- cial request give a second cornet solo at the concert by tho Tempe band on the plaza this evening. The weekly appearance of the musicians is an ever anticipated event during the summer month and the large crowd that assemblies is self evident of the sterling worth of the concert
 The following program will be given on the plaza this evening at seven o'clock:
 March. Artillery ............ Scott Waltz, Wedding of the Roses" "..... Cornet solo. selected. F. II. Rodriguez Song. There's Girl in the Heart
 of Maryland" ............Ca Carroll ldyll. Meditation" ......... Morrison Waltz, "Impassioned Dream" .. Rosas March. Iron Grip" .Ames Rag. Sailing Down Chesapeake
 Bay Botsford March. 'Motordome" .....- Brondstad March, "Motordome" .- utnautnaa Star Spangled Banner"
 DON'T YOU WANT your suit cleaned: ladies work a speciality Johnson Cleaning X Pressing Works. ri
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25

Atlanta 1; total '.
 Arkansas: St. Louis 2, Columbus 1, Chicago l, Kansas City 1, Ottum- wa l: total 6.
 Alabama: One car Cincinnati.
 Passed Potomac Yards: New York 46. Baltimore 15, Philadelphia II, Boston 6, Newark 6, Pittsburg ?. Columbus 2. Providence i, Jersey City l, Dubois l. Scranton 1. New Bedford 1. Bridgeport 1. Atlantic City l. Cleveland 1. Toledo l, Buffalo l.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25

More than two-thirds of the gold now in use in the world was discov- cred within the last fifty years.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
CHURCH NOTICES Methodist EpiscopaI

Sunday school at 1O:0O a. m: nor ming service at 11:00 a. m: subject. House Inspection" Evening service, on the lawn at S:15 Good music, everybody welcome.
 Catholic
 Mass for English speaking people at 500 a. m Mass for Spanish speaking people at 9:15 a. m.
 Baptist
 Regular services at Baptist church, Rev. MT Forsythe officiating.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-25
OFF FOR AN OUTING

r. l.. Whitaker and family left yesterday for the mountains on their summer vacation; they will hunt and fish and breathe fresh mountain air for a change.
 TEN DOLLARS REWARD will be paid for the arrest and conviction of anyone stealing Republicans from the premises of subscribers in Mesa--Adv.
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Arizona republican., 1915-07-25

S5oI Gathered Waist, 34 to 42 bust.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-01
Series No. 4-ordlnance No. ii.

An ordinance. to be entitled.
An ordinance to amend Section 3 81
the ordinance, approved February Gath,
1910, emitted "An Ordinance to grant to
Y. r Bars, Theo. Bars. and John w
Bullock, Jr., doing business as Lakeview
Street Car Company, the right to con-
struct and operate an electric railway in
state of Florida
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF
PENSACOLA:
Section That section three (s) OF
the ordinance mentioned in the title
hereof be ard the same is hereby amend
ed so as to read as follows:
Section g. That the said grantees shall
operate a car. or cars, of the type used
in the City of Pensacola. and the said
car. or cars. shall be operated along said
day, or oftener as may be necessary for
public accommodation, and as shall be
directed by the governing authority Of
said city.
Provided that the governing authority
of said city. may by resolution authorize
said grantees to suspend the operation
OF said cars, temporarily, during the
period of any year beginning October
LIST and ending April list
Section 2. That this ordinance shall
re of no effect unless said grantees shall
office of the city clerk, and pay the cost
of its publication as required by law.
Section 3. Al ordinances and parts of
ordinances in conflict herewith, are here
by repealed.
Passed October 8. 1914
Attest: c. w. EGGART,
547A11decoaw4w City Clerk.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-01

Nrp-vv-r v ry-pwTSrIrD RON With or
without hoard close enough In. WITH
rrraU rrite farniiv and iu an exceuont
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-01
LEGAL NOTICE.
ak Assessors
Notice
Pensaco,a. "a. Jar. /. 191s

Pensacola, Fla, Jan. /. 1918.
Nouce is hereby given that I will be
at the following places on the date
named opposite the precinct. for the pur-
rose of assessing the state and county
taxes of 1915.
1-Nix's-Victor Goldbach's Store. jan
uary 18th, 1915
3-Nillview = Perdido Lumber Co.'s
Store. January 18TH. 1915.
-Klondyke-J. F. Pierce Store. Jan
nary 2Sth. 1915
6-Powelton-Gonz Trading Co.
January 21st. 1915.
Pine Barren-McMiIlan Mil Co. s
Store. January nth. 1915.
S-Crab ees-McKinnonvi.le. s. s. Lbr.
Co.'S Store. January Goth. 1915.
9-B.uff Springs ar. C. Stanton's
Store. January 18th. 1915.
1915. "@f0 81 : Jaws 'anu4rS ''h'
1I-walnut Hill-w. M Agerton's. jan
uary Sth, 1915
-Pinevills-M. J. HOrioway's. Jan
lS-McDavld-J E. Bowman's Store,
January 4th. 1915.
19-Molino-T. G. Britton Nero. Co. s
Store, January 20th 1915.
20-Flomaton-WE BasS's Store, jan
uary 18th, 1875.
Muscogee-Southern States Lbr.
Co.'S Store, January 18th, 1915.
Century-W. l. Halls Store. Jam
2s-creamers-old Mill site. January
14th, 1915.
ss-Bratt-L. c. Hanks Store. Janu-
airy 9Th, 1915.
The remaining precincts oan, be more
after visiting the above precincts, at the
assessors office in Court House. until
April 1st, by which time the law requires
all returns shall be made
w. w. RICHARDS,
Tax Assessor Of Escambia Co.
558Aijanosw2w
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-01

FOR SAY Eggs for Matching from
carefully raatAd thoroughbred s. G.
Rhode Island Reds 50 90 for 6fteen Sc
1925 or 1871 See sample of eggs at 3S
and 35 South Palafox street. Rnese's
poutrv Yards. Sdec1m
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-01

FOR SAT,rs-Complete ice Cream Par
Tor. iEcluding fountain. machinery.
chairs. tables. etc. at less than Is per
cent Of original cost Inquire Fisher Rea'
Estate Agency 25iuly- ~