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Arizona republican., 1915-07-14
PRICES PAID TODAY BY WALTER
 HILL & co
MARRIAGE LICENSES

MARRIAGE LICENSES-Bert Hicks and Emma Cavaness; Jessie -Grittman and Emma Dunagan were granted mar rlage licenses yesterday by the clerk of the superior court
 ICE CREAM SOC1AL-An ice cream social will be given at the Neighbor- hood House. south of the river, tonight The cream will bc served out of doors. There will be music.
 UNDEClVERED TEGEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: Frank Brown. A V. Starr. and Sam K. Nainoa.
 BACK IN RESCOTT-John H. Robinson, secretary of the Arizona chapter of the American Mining Con sress Was in Phoenix yesterday en route to Prescott from Graham county.
 TO SELECT LANDS FOR STATE State Land Commissioner w. A. Moeur left yesterday morning on land sc lectinG trip. He will visit almost every section of the state before his return.
 A TUCSON VISITOR-Hon. R. C Brown of Tucson, one of the pioneer newspaper men of the state. came to town yesterday on business before the land office. He will return home this morning
 WOLPE'S NEW DRUG STORE The branch drug store of l. r Wolpe near the Indian school is now open for business and for the accommo- datiOn of the people who live three miles out of town to the north of the city.
 BIBLE CLASS PIcNIc-The Hayes Bible class of the First Presbyterian church enjoyed it's annual mid summer picnic at East Lake park last night. Forty people were in attendance and fourteen families represented at the picnic
 RETURNED FROM HONEYMOON MT. and Mrs. J. E. Magee have just returned from their wedding trip Their itinerary included both fairs They report most pleasant time MT. Magee is associated with the l. $. Rubber Co.
 IN SUPREME COURT-In spite of the | fact that he was given a suspended | sentence in the lower court, w. M Godfrey filed an appeal from the judg- l ment of the superior court of Mohave | county Godfrey was fined S10O and | sentenced to sixty days in jail foI | bootlegging.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-14

Hot Bread and Rolls. The Home Made Kind" Phone 355S, Smith 122 \. St.-AdV If
Arizona republican., 1915-07-14

B. M. Cranberry of Montgomery, Ala, was one of the score of Amer jeans lost on the Dominion liner Armenian, when that vessel was sunk by German shell fire and torpedoes.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-14
Data for Tucson

Highest temperature. yesterday .102 Rainfall yesterday - ---..--...... q ROBERT. R. BRIGGE
 Section Director
Arizona republican., 1915-07-14
SUMMERING
 ARIZONIANS

Dr. and Mrs. John A Lentz. who have been visiting in Los Angeles for the last few weeks. are now on their way to St. Paul where they will visit for short while with Dr. Lentz's sister
 Frank J. Blount of North Central avenue. has left San Francisco and is now located at his summer home Charlevoix. Michigan.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. H. Shirley of 3O9 East Mcdowell are now located at Long Beach. where they will spend the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs A. NJ Frederick. who have been living at Palo Verde for the last three years, have returned to Phoenix and are now located at 113S East Taylor street, where they will remain till fall
 Dwight E. Heard and son, Bartlett left yesterday afternoon. motoring overland via the southern route for San Diego, where they will visit the exposition in company with Mrs Heard, who will leave in few days
 Mrs. w. A. Hege is now located in Los Angeles where she will remain for the next two months. MT. Hege will motor over to the coast in d few weeks and together they will visit the expositions before returning to Phoenix.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Langston and family of North Seventh street leaves early this morning, motoring overland to ocean Beach, California, from where they will visit the sohthern eX position before returning. x' Miss Alice Snyder of 1929 East Pierce street, leaves this evening for an extended trip through the middle west, winding up at Archbold, Ohio, where she will remain till the later part of Sepetember.
 Stayton Doris returned yesterday | from Los Angeles, where he has been
Arizona republican., 1915-07-14

Stayton Doris returned yesterda, from Los Angeles. where he has beer taking a course at Occidental College
Arizona republican., 1915-07-14
MIR. BUSINESS MAN

MIR. BUSINESS MAN You may be cool in your office but how about your wife in her kitchen? A New Perfection oil cook stoke will solve her problem. at less than two dollars a month. Phone 1880 for prices. and our man will call and explain
 PHOENIX OIL co.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-14

Frank J. Blount of North Central avenue. has left San Francisco and is now located at his summer home. Charlevoix, Michigan.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-14

Mir. and Mrs. H. Fl. Shirley of 3Oe East Mcdowell are now located at Long Beach. where they will spend the summer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

II was about 1850 that Arnold Dali
rnaItre. cotton factor OF New Or
leans. went to New York on business.
In the office OF a cotton broker in
New York was a boy named Alec Ira
cv. whose health was very delicate.
Indeed. the doctors had given him but
a short time to live. Tracy. who was
but fifteen years old, was assigned 70
Dalmaitre TO perform certain clerical
duties and carry messages during the
latter's stay in New York Dalmaitre
was one of those men generous. sensi-
tive 20 their honor. that were typical
of the south at that time. He took
pity on the boy and. suggesting that
southern climate and change of scene
might restore him TO health. offered to
take him to New Orleans and give him
n position in his Office there.
DaImaitre was a bachelor about forty
years old and soon after his return
from New York married a woman half
his age. celebrated for her beauty.
Cav society is usually encountered
with men who consider women a legit-
imste prey. though the standard of
honor in this respect is doubtless high
er than IL was. A scion of a noble
French house. Albert Durier, whose
father had left France during the revo-
luton to escape the guillotine, was at
that time prominent socially In New
Orleans and became devoted TO Nine
Dalmaitre It was not long before his
attentions were the subject of remark
Dalmaitre was not himself socially
inclined. and his wife went about a
good deal without him. For this rea
son he did not observe Durier being so
much with his wife. and there was no
one to caution him except Tracy. The
young northerner was conscious OF the
fact that he owed his life TO his bene
factor and idolized him. When, there
fore. he noticed that Dalmaitre needed
n friend 20 warn him OF the danger in
which his wife was being placed he
considered how he could do so with the
least damage TO all concerned
But the more be thought about II /
the more clearly he saw the difficulties |
ken without bringing on a rupture in 1
Dalmaitre's domestic relations. Tracy /.
believed that the wife was innocent. !
but imprudent; that she needed to be
cautioned. possibly TO be withdrawn
from the influence or her admirer
This plan. too. he cast aside Finally
he determined 10 settle the matter with
Durier. but in such a way that II would
not appear TO pertain in any way TO tho
lady.
Meeting Durier at a ball, Tracy.
while both were dancing. Durier with
Nine. Dalmaitre. purpOseIy showed him.
Durier cast an frritated glance at him.
but paid no further attention 10 the
matter. Tracy guided his partner
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

szid Secretary Herbert uhfic testify
ing before TIE CON miftee. from infor-
maEoa Whira Z have obtained ln Eur
OPP and elsewhere that either the Car
nesis or Bethlehem plant could nov
b. reproduced FOR about 81 600 ns'.
bat. 4E order 90 be- on thc cafe eide. I
have aiiowcd them maintenance upon
81. 10000 $500 900 mnrE.nI. and tn
rer cent instead Or per cent Then.
ail1uiag them maintenance AZ that
rate have allowed them also a profit
% 81 pr crrt. ard for that sum o.
does seen % me they ought 20 DO
able DO manufacture the armor the
z1Er rrueas urcfs~
On addlgl8a 90 en- rEls Charles 81
sehvab. thea general manager o. the
Carnegie Steel cpmfsuy. appeared be-
fore tas comm .tfec and demanded an
affiltrEai fa per cent rrU4gciuF. whcn
reed to-day. some o. che richest lumor
caasa.E-t iu ere erf.rs hearing
tir arsg@d that in addition fr fh~
UFeral aIduancr for maintenance. de-
rreefasloa. inf-Fesf on original invgsf-
weet. iaf~r~sF ga working capital. and
sli e1acF faeir sE urI ss iurrrcrita-
H.F overhead charges E.s company
saa1id be afi0Erd another lH per cent
Cor loss ~ abandonment % plant
aaea aavT shall have hrrg compief-
90 BE argued thar thr navy would
probably b. COMPLETED az che end -
20 years. and fhea fhF plant would bg
Faf.rF,V VailrfrrE. ready Co D. con-
signed % ere rrrsr hear ZEE thought
ths government ought 90 be vtiiius
|a u e.
p-oef oa manufacture. The commit
tee vas az trsE lueHuFd t0 faiuE this
Iosle uas satisfTefGrv
uEt 81 fhts poiat Secretary Herbert
recovered his equilibrium. according
Co the bearings. and blocked further
sratgifiss f1 thT Carnegie company.
The Eotrrrmeut has. according 10 I
mV estimate testified the secretary.
paid for tEe plant. and fher have thc
r.ars Eou. 10 these r1Ie1itt1rs are
correct. end there ir a large balance
over
Seventeen Years have passed since
ere time ir vnE anticipated that The
uasg would be- completed .n l1
years. and where ur were using only .
q. .11 tons % arHor n year theu. we
are using 1900 tons nov Uu 90 that I
time SIC had used a total % only ISL
$50 tons o. armor. while up 90 the
present day we have used total o. /
so. is1 tons. AZ the time % this IN
ysstisati1u ve had expended. iu all. /
only sit.7sf.f70 for armor. while up I
90 tho present time we have spent a .
total % ss1G5f.-i0. and the BIN Just .
PASSED carried an additional sum of I
L O.
and the navy O. not yet completed"
The first thing the investigation de- /
veioped vas that various naval OH .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
OUR POSITION IN THE WAR

wn&ssVer course n l. Decided 70 par.
sue. SAYS tns Chicago Ara~rtcAz. -
shoutf al stand ~ cur Egvsrrusut
Thts - 40 time Cor the ordinary eis-
pgsss % peiitles o. IL serious tins.
whsn Amsrfeaas aust wsrk warily
but shoulder 90 shogitsr Nsf g 20
srpeasieafly tine 70 srup urpat.
rioste ard Gabscouisx aa9 UrrsufraI
perrasrsa49. q time 10 D. netsssr pru-
British &C pru-Gsrnsa. but soisiy srp-
Americas
So Euroo~aa uor Asietlc roveT f0ves
as TIE prstsnss mat any % tssss
powers = fzhtsnE f1r dsuocraeg. o.
Amsrfcsa deals. or the prutscti1c %
"i4ttis peoples OF tas ssaetltv %
trestiss. or say osAsF hixh ssoral tss1r
is sheer hypccrtsy taas ouEes se- 90
deceive ths iatsifizsnee 90 a cnlG
Russia = a. var Co Eaia her ceutar-
as ed ob5scf - ssiEisr Coestanfisogis
sa& wsiaisx re Siav psoelss tuf1 a
wgrfa doeafeatrax Siav empire
Austria = AZ va 20 hlnG~r Ezss as
srx-srelssas~ns ard 60 hiot oot tas
se-sass ssf Noes~-e<rfa nafieaall;4rs-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
The Daily Story
An Episode of the Crescent City-By Willard Brakeman

again near Durier and brought abont
a.rvtner collision. This time he scow,
ed at Durier. as If TO accuse him q,
being at fault in the matter
As soon as the music stopped .hs
two men went TO another room, where
each accused the other OF purposeiv
running against him in the dance. Trs-
cy was cooily abusive, tantalizinc Ms
enemy into n passion. Finally the LAT
ter at a contemptuous remark OF Ira.
cy's turned on his heels with The
words You shall hear from me" and
seeking a friend. sent a challenge bv
him. The episode was witnessed by
several persons, who gave the cause
as IL appeared on the surface.
Dueling AT that time was the ae.
knowledged method among gentlemen.
especially in the south, of settling dis.
putes. and there was a grove not IA,
from the Crescent City where the duels
took place. 1t was arranged that az
sunrise the next morning the parties
should meet at this grove and settle at
the pistols mouth which OF the two
men had joggled the other in the dance
Whether Durier suspected the real
cause did not appear.
But there was one person who saw
through Tracy's act and had learned
the consequences shortly after the
words that passed between the two
men Tracy was living in bachelor
rooms at the time. and he had scarcely
got home from the ball when who
should appear but Nine. Dalmaitre.
This affair between you and Mr..
Durier must not take place. why did
you not make your demands on me in
stead of picking this quarrel with
him7"
It do not understand you, madame"
She looked at him keenly for a time.
then said. What do you wish me to
do?"
Nothing"
MY eyes have been opened. I assure
you I am perfectly innocent. will
agree never to receive your enemy
again Apologize TO him and end the
matter between you and him"
Are you aware that such a course
would cause me to be cut by every
friend have?'
'Oh. heavensr'
you fear that the real cause Of the
quarrel will be learned by the world"
II do"
Every well. / viii send an apology
TO Durier at once"
She seized his hand and kissed it.
then. turning. left him.
The next day Tracy told his bene-
factor that he had determined 70 re-
urn to New York. DaImaitre endeav-
'red to dissuade him. but without ef-
'ect- He departed soon after the cpl
;ode to escape the contempt OF the
,ntire social set of New Orleans Nine.
0almaitre gave up many Of her social
les and devoted herself TO her hus-
)and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
AGAIN IKE JAIL SITE CUES
TON

C1art-v Districts fa Rock Island
ealrrv rssear e1m1faia o. tsssessafs
--5--sar.asiee a- enc Board % s1rer
rlsars 500 o-1T is ere ehsl-aan a
ssas bolv fraa ts- cosasrT b.t eaasfY
r-sb--s Eara teea favo-~t eita th@
core .r1arrs~s efairrsssssles. laeilf.
.aE cleo r~re asrstir fr enc sa=cial faI
sfIlf.aF raar.str~ Tafs feel pestsrs
raslrr.r pFgeer eeesGss uaGF % tEs
str1rF ~~nt~rs % Es~ Board are fsaw
rf. fare9s
Hs ar same uar ere rights % enc
e.slss se1aaf reF b. 1u-rl1oss1 Or
slsf e~ r~oarnte--I tEat th~ people
at enc cities were tho Gees who carried
r.r ffT eorE ereE9sifias. most % ne
r7F1srT districts t1-rfrE 90 fs0r.
Eighty eFr eTrE. aecrgT1aEaFF o. ere
people ef ere county i've .E the cities
aaf fesr aev % r-r ersE ~ ere faT~s
f7r eo-aty purposes are pafs Ga ths
e.EIrs.
ra- leE -sss t- placed l- Rock De-
lana Uerre Eees ts.srErrs. or a great
Macy gF tarm. viii see if ~TrrT daF
aat where tsr iargsnee % tts presence
rruss anret ser siEEEiiaEss and sale
ablttv Of adloiatnE property The
whole roarfT is Interested ir else isE
and its l1easioa. tgf Rock fsianI ref4r-
ally s more Interested thar naF other
part % tas county.
ta.rr trr clre1als 1aerrF t Gel only
rrasaeaa5s Co ask Fair r1asiarsatiou
% tsr wishes os Rock tsIaaf members
20 ere board o. when Isr supervisors
sEais meet. ere Rock fsfsrf Tsurrssuta-
dives ask Cog q rgc9esidTratiGG of the
site sgsssios tEsy shalId De- FiFra a
hearing st Least.
ne arEuments f1r siEhuinrss ard
ssa.tlt,oc Do on che side fayorirs a
site elsewhere than tHr court house
Square. sgt fhEF are a1s the olly oues
,saieh ptsu ia ERE seine direction
The cogGfY's fgturs - a colsidsFa-
l.ou whicA should not De- ovoFiooEsd
and that demands that The cugFt house
be- Elvsu ths vntirs square and that a
roami~F location De found Eor the Jail
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
TALK
William Brady,M.D.
Best Kind of Health Insurance.

sick and accident Insurance can
ho bought AZ ~.lauuabic terms every.
where Health insurance is more
economical and more necessary than
any other kind % Insurance you can
uenfion. Jet only q minority % PEG
pie ever iavest ~ O. Why not
Simply tecauss uo agent oanvasses
prospects and 40 great organization
ADVERTISE lts availability.
Wten you take out a policy on
your itf- the insurance company iu-
vests az least g. 90 your money iu
a medical eNaminst.ou- The CON
pauy doesn't speud This money
merely as natter % habit or sen
timsnt. hut purely a. business
prUpCsif.6a From experience the
company has learned that although
yog mas sooE fne and hearty and
feel just Ereat an che time. SIN there
nav b. some tasidious disease al
ready pursuing saDpiuE operations
AGAINST your life The purpose % the
medical examination Gel Co bring 20
Light any evidence % this kind. Ia
order that the COMPANY NAV not as
sumo q bad risk
Nov n g PAYS the Insurance CON
p@ay 90 purchase an expert opinion
upo1 yoar chance % survival. surely
2 Wouid pay yCu 90 purchase similar
Information a. q regular yearly habit
Nca know shat cant b. cured may
BE- prevented and prevention T. a Iot
ceo4per and pisasanfer thaa cure
Every Individual from one 10 On.
hundred years % aEs should have a
thorough physical examination once
} year. TIE advantages 20 be gained
from sueh n custom are 90 great that
i seems a PITY ne state cannot fur
ash physical sxaminsfiou 20 every
PES o; lis yards once = ye2--
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

Franc- ~ a. "a 90 r-Fsia prestige
sse 80 recover Ats1cst.0~ratss.
Serbs "a az az bscslass sacizi aae
rF' goes ass. Safaias aEf Hzsstzz
e.easT as trsr.ras oaasrulteG tss a.
s1ssia 80 uiafF Ei@sr-f EizE ~ t4as
sEFe.a.scs eoesrfrr ~ e1sltis resrfer %
sis rers1 ere.ssesss1rs
Jaesa ts e. usr tsea4se o. sae.s %
ssizs CE1sa asa sts1e.f de rieass ace
resourcss % ssas eosgio.1s asG zsis'rss
eo-EzsrT i- t1z.ie-z - . xrsas Asia'ie
Eeris rovsr
Gf~uarT q a. war tsea1ss 2. Hrzas
s1 rsszaia re~ er@s,r-r'laflrE cover g.
E.r1e~.
A-t Grrss urifain q a. Ear seeaasa
cr~rzaa 5-eassfF. pa-fsscs All skl.i
we're ~aa ~ saEf@E sks trade % ere
ra-l1 s-1z British fesreae-s. snanu-
f1~far-rs. a-s ssis cwrsrs. Gsf sveufs
rave Greaf B-ifsiz e. ehaEcs 90 f@ssroT
tssf trsEr eo-zsssffIon ~ e va On
rtfea aI ess~r paTtirs 90 tAs coasiet
vH-r tegrf 20 aarsr more ioss thau
g~rss H-fsr,s. 70 matter wtich HsT
victory vTrt
rbas var e. fass H<s ~gsrT other
r1-gs~ar war sla1e1t~r q tss gee
rss Or go tsescs azf sa.1s % ere
sat7erasfr AL arfsfocraffr riasscs.
Ara saess oaassfs E0 natter hos
sHs~rfr rksr si-E f1 bel r7v. unaif g.
rner frrr rrwlrs ana raFtrs arainss
.s witserf ta- least t~sifafios tf tH~y
.so1sEs sfsV could make gain bF foinE
~
we rsreas nat 20 is tire 81 enc
Americans people 20 drop senHneufai
srmUafeies vim AIRY % these nutoc-
-srf~s arf aFtsto~rscies anf brc1ms
tez-t naf sossf hars-ienn- Isat1as oriy
- ere toeor % orr own faE. % ths
-fsefs - o1r own co1rt-Ts1se. % ffr
r-sef1-s % ere u1efG cess. anf. ~aaiiT.
% ere ffzzttr arf ere majesty - orr
17en fser naEtus cu1rfre-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

More disease. discomfort. deform.
itf. unhappiness and iueniciency
can be prevented BY this kind OF
health insurance than any city OF
state or national health department
has yet dreamed Of II you are wise
you wiii not wait for state action
You viii act ON your own Initiative
ana begin right nOW 10 take stock
% yourself ouee a year
Questions and Answers.
DO as Rosie" Did: I noticed some
time aEo that Rosie" had EaFned in
weight by following your suggestions
ay health O. good but I weigh only 90
pounds. would Ike very much TO
save those suggestions YOU gave
Rosie
Reply.
Rosie sent as a stamped addressed
envelope. and told Us all her dimen.
s.ous. occupation. height. axe. habits.
diet Do a. Rosie" did and wen try
90 make you grow like Rosie" grew.
Significance of<Pulse Rate under.
stand 20 g. the normal pulse rate. Nv
pulse IL usually so 20 so. and runs up
20 100 OF leo On exersioa. I am In fair
health otherwise. excepting a slight
headache occasionally. Would mod
erai" use OF tobacco be injurious Age
q. vcisht $50. height feet 10 inches
Reply.
Average pulse rate Is so lying down.
20 standing up. so moderate exertion.
~ active exertion. When there - such
, marked variation a. in your case the
heart - weak. there & anemia. auto IN.
ioNeaiion. thyriodism or some physical
,nneat- Didn't you slip up food in the
me AsHreneni, You ought 70 weight
go a. tha; height
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
THE RETAILER.s PROFIT.

iu tks current Issue % Farm and
FTrrsite Herbert CuicE. ths editor.
writes au tuterrsf.uE little article
about u 'dd'smea. Commenting on
the tact tFaf thc Business research
bgreau ~ Harvard university e.
sfrtyfaE ere retail business % see
whether So is efncieut or tusfrcisnt
Hs says
-oa tbe uhois ths retailer works
for Tess money than almost any otheF
member % society. ~ hs is uraktlied
hs probably worEs Tor less than
nothing. aEf fails Many retailers Do
nee keep books. nor charge their
Business wtth their own salaries nor
WITH fhs rcat % ere buildings they
socuBy n they baprsn 20 oau them.
Host % tts trade ~ the wnrif
ts done ~ retailers. ard aiwags Wtu
- TIE corsgmcrs cannot ASA their
servants 20 work for less than unth-
t1E and Epod uoTEmea vii not DO
o.. 70 w1uif b. better for al o, us ~
The rstan business % the eogutry
we're m tho hands excessively os rlsn
vho woutd know skeshor they urre
usakIaE money o. nogs aad decidedly
scster u al we're making fair prurtF-
TIE retailers ar- orr servants. s.u-s
they Go FOR rs voFS vhich 80 cugif
roe % t1r oarssivss. Il e ret Eood
f5r any % gs vhsa ths retail trade
e f.seFEaaitef - ths pressnc~ ia %
% very maav men Who aFr losing
morsy O. are go fsssneienf that taey
g. no. kneN whether tseT are iossuE
or not
Tie Harvard people have worked
oss for some sorts % trade standard
sets % sooss 81 ere keepinF %
weick stosetsepgrs mag saow Just
bow tEeT stand. let us hope That
fksir Wp-k zay nof D. f1r narEht
ne farmers. who have received q
great deal @ aeric~ as % bow fhsir
azs.sess ssaa'a - rur. ars able q
sssgrr ths stoFsteersrs that whi@ %
f. scucssrnss unpleasant 20 BE- tod T
o. shurseoztaEs g is freeueztiy beac-
fcsaL
he retailer 70 very ussfsi Per.
sea Or university research tar~aa /
ear EEL kiu kGu 90 become more zee /
- sesrybCfy Ill D. served