Arizona republican., 1914-05-01

nix yesterday.
 HERE FROM YAVAPAl-P. w. O'Sullivan, county attorney of Yavapai county and one of the prominent poli- ticians of the northern part of the state came yesterday from his home in Pres colt on business and pleasure.
 MANAGER DRAKE IN PHOENIX w. A. Drake of Prescott, general man ager of the Santa Fe. Prescott and Phoenix railroad was among the many railroad men who visited Phoenix yes terday
 RETURNS TO FL PASO-W. C. Barnes, general freight agent of the Fl Paso and Southwestern system with headquarters in Fl Paso, who has been conferring with the corporation com mission for the past two days. returned to his home in Fl Paso last night.
 PISTON ETURNS-Charles K. Pishon, president of the Arizona State Elks Reunion Association, returned yesterday from d trip over the southern part of the state. Mir. Pishon says the Elks there are still talking about the recent Phoenix reunion.
 SILVER BELL MINING CASE AGAlN-A number of prominent lawyers of Tucson interested in the Silver Bell mining case recently de- cided by the supreme court of the state, were in Phoenix yesterday l ok ing further into the matter, of an ap- peal bond as the ease will be taken h jph I,-o Hereford and <. J. Franklin were the lawyers in question.
 CONFIRMING WITH TAX COM MISSlON-J. V. Bergen and H. E. Harding, tax commissioner and as sistant respectively of the Fl Paso and Southwestern railway system spent yesterday at the state house comforting with the state tax con- mission relative to the valuation of certain new buildings erected on the system since the last rendition nota- bly, the new depot at Tucson MRS. SMITHS UNERAL-The funeral of Mrs Arthur Smith, who died yesterday will be held this afternoon at four o'clock from the undertaking chapel of Merryman X Hayt. Rev | Claude D. Jones, pastor of the Christian , church will officiate and the remains will be shipped to the former home of Mrs. Smith Tn St. Louis. All members of the Rebekahs and the Pythian Sist- CTS are urged to attend, Mrs Smith ! having been member of each of these orders
 COMMISSION ISSUco URDER- 1 The corporation commission yesterday handed down an order effecting the railroads relating to posting bulletins of passenger trains, their delay, or ar rival on time and such other matters as will interest the travelling public ! The order reiterates certain regulations which were drafted some time ago but suspnding pending the rate litigation | Under the provisions of the order there are more accommodations for and to pas sengers prescribed than previously. REPUBLICAN CAUSES RUSH. tTuesday morning it was announced Ii The Republican that the pioneer, | who had not had their pictures taler for the group picture to be used il Who's Who" should get busy anC go to Heath's. There was such ( rush that MT. Heath has been unable to take care of the crowds. and h, asks that the pioneers who desire tt have photos made come in the morn ting, in order that the afternoon. may be given to his regular work.
 TWO MORE REGENTS-Govern
 Hunt yesterday appointed two nor, regents for the University of Arizona located at Tucson. Under the presen
 education statute he is permitted |, appoint additional regents to the board The selections are Rodulph Rasmussen and pr w. V Whitmore, both of Tue son. For the past two years ther,
 have been continual calls upon Cover
 nor Hunt to journey to Tucson to at tend the meetings of the board on ac
 count of the absence of a quorum oth
 erwise. It is thought that with the ad
 ditional directors there will be fewe
 calls upon him to serve as regent
 CRY OF THE UNDER DOG-Ai
 interesting lecture was given by II
 Flury at Lamson's hall last night ol
 The Cry of the Under Dog" MT
 Flury alleged that machinery wa!
 displacing workers. He cOmbatte,
 the theory of the survival of the fit
 test by comparing the cactus witt
 the American beauty rose. He sai,
 that the cactus fittingly representet
 the idea of the fittest surviving.
 had to compete against lack of wa
 ter, hot sun and desert enemies Tn American beauty rose, being remoy
 ed from the struggle, in the ho house could devote all it's energies {, developing it's wonderful nature $,
 it would be with society if the work
 CTS were given better economic con ditions A discussion of socialism
 syndicalism and industrial unionisn
 took place, participated in by the au
 dience among whom were two clergy
 men, some business men and work
 ingmen. The lecture was well at
 tended MT. F'lury announced that h,
 would lecture on "The Rebel PhilO
 sophers-Bergson, Metzsche and Nor
 dan," in couple of weeks
 ATTENTION. SIR kNIGHTSI