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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-15

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Architects.
J. c. HOLLAND & SON.
719 Mills Bldg.
| FRANK c. sQUIREs.
L N WOOD.
1 Phone 1s7k
T. W. WILLIAMSON.
Is Central National Bank Bdg.
| Phone $50
201-5 East 9Th st.
OTTO ANDERSON. NEW FASHION
phone 166
srrp,zrns Auto As, ssPp1 s Nv
Phone 1859.
WBgTBRN COOPERATIVE AUTO
! supply Company. us East 7th st.
Phone s54a
Auto Painters
TOPEKA AUTOMOBILE PAINT SHOP. |
| IL Jackson.
l Automobiles.
TOPEKA AUTO TIRE & vULCANIZlNo
WORKS. ~ Kansas Ave.
J. A. r. MOTOR CAR CO..
~ Kansas Ave.
INDEPENDENT AUTO CO.
Phone 1ls7.
INES CLARK MOTOR CAR Co.
s14 Kansas Ave.
u. r. JoHNsoN,oAxIAND AUTOS.
Phone ~
THE OVERLAND Co.
/
SHAWNEE r1sn . REPAIR e.. "a
a ' ~ 10y phone In
CAPIrAL AUTO q SUPPLY CO..
III East It'll II.
shop. III jackson 6;
IDEAL MOTOR CAR CO.,
EOS West 9Th st.
Adding Machines; =.
Bldg. Phone $50
Advertising Companies.
| DIRECT ADVERTISING CO.,
phone 5es-w.
ux1,z,I h ss3S x and L MES6torcycles.
Phone 5ss-W.
SHAWNEE G q II. CO. q; -
/
xz Hss' F1c R;ss' Mo me n Co. Factories
Phone 1ols-w.
Business Colleges.
TOPEKA BUSINESS COLLEGE. s=
M. l. Stricken. Pres. III e. sth st. 49,.
STANDARD SCHOOL OF sHoRTHAND.
Miss Anna Canaan. 90 Kansas Ave;
. noy,cy5ERrY.s RrysrNrss cofTEGim
George e. Doushsrty. Pres: i1s e. West
INTERNATIONAL coRREsPOND-
f ssSp sen sc9 west 7th st. Phone ssi
Boots and shoes.
WALK-OvER BOOT SHOP.
708 Kansas Ave.
Bakers.
s15 Kansas Ave.
| GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK,
ga Kansas Ave.
BANK OF Topeka,
, bs5 Kansas Ave.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, -''
New England Building.
!, COLUMBIAN BARBER SHOP,
Columbian Bldg. :.
wH1rMERE7 !, pros @s.. A..
Phone 1906 Red.
Broom Manufacturers.
Topeka BROOM WORKS.
I 81 East 9Th st. II
Phone 1885
IcAPiTXI BD oau & LOAN zsso 5eil2Ti;
634 Kansas Ave.
Phone ~ q
Boarding Houses.
MIRA J. E. DUBREUIL,
| sls Quincy St. ..o-
Billiard and Pool Halls.
JOHN HE!TMAN,
Phone 1S3l.
Brick Manufacturers.
CAPITAL CITY VITRIFIED BRICK =
Paving Co.. basement Elks Bldg.
BuRrs CAFE.
SUBWAY CAFE. G. A. BAIRD Rnop Fa g
4T Kansas Ave.
sArmArs. oonfect'onera.
TO Kansas Ave.
CAPITAL CITY CANDY CO.. sUCcNs-
sors to Rigby Candy Co.
600 Kansas Ave. Phone ~.
Carpet and House cieaners-
a J. l. COWEIL
a RUG FACTORY. O. MccoRMicK.
y 5a1 Van Buren, ct.
Carriage Manufacturers and Repairers
o 81 Jackson St;
i Cattle Buysrs.
d INTERNATIONAL CATTLE CO..
t 1cs-u Central National Bank Bldg:
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-15

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A.F. TOME w s; S &; n.
b. oUINToN. s'' -
4os Mulvane Bldg;
N. B. ARNOLD.
sn n. Kansas Ave.
Z HEINZ. ' 1'
Rson Is Crawford D,1s:
HAzEN = CAV.
Crawford Bldg.
A. NJ HARVEY 4 J. Z. ARLINGTON.
Phone 1850.
HUNT. PALMER. q QLEED.
P. H. coNEY,
Ns Kansas Ave.
ERNEST r. SIMON.
Suite -. Columbian Bldg.
4 JAMESON.
III W. sth.
Phone s1ss.
FRED s. JACKSON.
ss4 Kansas Ave.
= eo'n ga K.n... Ava
Phone ga
Mattress factories.
MCINTYRE BROS. SPRINGS. BEDS,
Mattress Factory. zz7-zzs Quincy.
yoIp1Ne FEATHER MAr TRES &c g.
.. ,. Hurst Prop. rs W. 9Th St
Phone ~
:. a. s,sI a4an !: SON s2d Crate.
$50 Kansas Ave.
n. SCHROEDER,
81 Jefferson.
uAsrx M MMsssss1ss. ser r3ksas,r..
los W. 9Th.
AURRY-uP MEssENoER = ExPREEss
Co.. Roy Payne. III West 9Th st.
MOTOR PACKAGE DELIVERY Co..
12s West 7th.
Phone 1n.
WEST 10TH ST. DAIRY.
Sl1h W. 10th st.
TOPEKA PuRp MILK CO. zoo !" n
4o0-o2-N jackson st.
Phone 81.
Merchant Tailors.
q. N. HAMMEL,
SIS Kansas Ave.
IKE onBERo. ~
Columbian Bldg.
JOHN BAUMGARTNER.
$50 Kansas Ave.
Phone 1910.
coURTNEY's MILLINERY PARLoRs.
COS Kansas Ave.
Phone Isl.
Crosby Co., e15 Kansas Ave.
Phone 80.
500 Kansas Ave.
ToPUKA MILLINERY CO., BARBARA
1annsr creary' TT K epc,s ~. AZ;
y. =. A1.srAc 9asfe0p.sh''
90 Mills Buldg.
DIR. WILBUR S. BR1sCoE.
81 Kansas Ave.
w. =. LEWIS.
800 Kansas Ave.
Phone 1ol2
Office Supplies.
ofricA MGR SaEr5 5es s eoi; r A p HAdAR
sr. ,n..n on ~ Cempaniss.
Filling Station "a QUINCY St. 49,.
Planning MILLS,
CENTRAL SASH 9 DOOR CO..
Sol N. Jackson.
PlumberA
D1eBHOW s READY,
Phone ga7-w.
sol Topeka Ave.
ADAMS BROS. Co.
suRRouoHs = JONES.
cAvANAuoH PRINTING CO..
lib w. 6th st.
GEO. W. MILLER.
1N West 9Th st.
TRAP PRINT SHOP.
Phone m
Painter and Decorator.
1872 Fillmore St.
Phone Es4 Blue.
Photographers.
c. J. BOEGER.
E. v. KING. BETTER Photos = Ko-
dak Finishing. 81 Kansas Ave.
Packing Companies.
WOLFF PACKING CO.,
Foot OF Quincy St
Phone nso.
J. K. JONES. OH Q GLASS.
SOS Kansas Ave.
Phone ~
Physicians and 6urgeono.
O. L. ERICKSON, N. D.,
in practice with late Df. =. v. coidrsn.
onice phone ssl-w. Res- phons Hl-H
81 Kan.a. Ave.
g. G.. r. B. 4 JAMES STEWART. Sao-sz
New England Bldg. Phone al
RG2. I'll w 9Th ct phrean 40
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LUKENs BROS.
81 N. Kansas Ave-.
W. F. BoErTcHER. ~
Phone 17sl-W.
-Four, Feed, Grain and Hay.
CHASE WHOLESALE FLOUR, FEED 4
TAeas ma
Groceries and Meats.
LANNAN & LANNAN,
H2-1s e. 4th.
FRANK EFF1NeER.
1A-S Kansas Ave.
4. W. BECK,
al West 18th st.
B. J. LONG GROCERY. ~
West 9Th Road.
EXCHANGE GROCERY Co.
La East 9Th st.
Phones SOW and 8719.
FRANK SACHS:
Phone "A
800 e. 18th st.
W. g. FRAzEUR. INVENTOR or m.
verted Gas Burners. Gas oupDlioo. ~
East 4th st. Yko0o -
Hairdressing, Afanicuring, Nannaan
1n e. 7th.
MRS. N. L. FIELD.
$50 Kansas Ava
Phoas In
rrrn H sa7,ss and sadmesy.
61-S n. Kansas Ave.
HnxdWara
COLLEGE HILL HARDWARE 4 TIN
shse'. A. Vieklund.. 18th Z Laas.
I- Hotels.
ln East 9Th.
HOTEL rHRoop.
3a5 Kansas Ave.
UNION PACIFIC HOTEL,
U. p. Depot Bldg.
Phone 3lSi.
| NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
Henry II. Hall, Topeka 1916 White.
KANSAS LIFE INSURANCE. CO..
10 N. e. Bldg.
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE. CO. o. T.
Chopper. 20 New England Bldg.
ALLIANCE COOPERATIVE "i iNsU t.
J ance Co. w. B: Gasche. 16 Central Ma
A. K. VAN An Hoo of ACT. rRAVELE Era;
Insurance Co.. r. 1s Columbian Bldg:
cERMAN1A LIFE ms. CO: eEo. sop-
frey Moore. State Agt., 2n-32 n. =. Bldg.
KANSAS CITY LIFE ms. co.. ). 4
Beverly. 4os Commerce Bids.
~. +. coo1rpeE . CO, su reeas es1
10 mack Z Coolidge. shawnee Bag
rR ri 1'i asss,
=. II. HELM. GENI. ACT. eCANDIA
Lits Inns; Co. Chicago. n. ~.
s2Nk u.s. p saeei euAE 2Sss - :
! surety Co.. Room 10s-s Central National
cH as9a s'ss BOWMAN. c fsSn' MGR e
r y Eas,snd d 5ldE MGR h %ssr 1s9s;
LIE ms. Co. q New York. sss Kansas
Ave. Phone sz7: City Dept. 4sa.
J. N. DoILEY. PRES. HOME MUTUAL
Life ms. Co.. s24 Kansas Ave.
lrALK1NER q WENTWORTH ' a az;
I eral Insurance. 4o9-u New England Bldg.
Phone S11-W.
Investments.
ELMHURST INVESTMENT CO.. FARM
Mortgages and Real Estate, SIS New
rKA f3inq 3. ' THOMAS, 1NsuRE eses l AID
Loans. 51s Kansas Ava
Phone "a
WESTERN FOUNDRY CO.
201 Jefferson.
Phone a
BAuaHMAn B ass Sa.
223s Lincoln St
Phone ss1a
Phone a
Junk Dealers.
seaap 1rea a4ss e So ka1 Maoz zzs
| Phone ~
x1ss n. L. ADDS S9se'el
81 Kansas Ave.
RALPH R. PETERSON. THn GIFT
Shop" 10s w. sth St
sAM FREIDBERc,
Phone 1s74-w.
" ' phone 1873
Kodak Finishing.
). c. woLcoTT
Phone 11l1-w.
TOPEKA LAUNDRY CO..
md = Quincy $751;;
land Companies.
ARKANeA9 VALLEY LAND CO..
D. l. Hoatson. Sec. = Treas.
ss6 Kansas Ave. Phone ss5-w.
Loan, Mortgage, Financial Agents.
FARM MORTGAGE CO..
301-H Nulvano DlAa.
MERRIAM MORTGAGE Co.
II ceiumhian BIDS;
PIONEER MORTGAGE CO..
4th Floor 11n1vano Bldg.
/ Phone IA
KAvery ana HackA
". e. BIoHAN,
III ". Norris.
|w. T. LAwLEes, LIvHHx. HACK.
BAgxeSo ana Auto Livery.
So ovincx; eepe 81
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REALTY CO..
eoe Kansas Ave.
6 L s4r1.sss x..... -.
: ? -sa x..... Az 49,. 49,.
n. p. RIcHARDs.
s'' New England S'd fnon. ~
J. A. MCLEAN.
SIS Kansas Ave:
KEPPLE-srAFFoRD.
731 Kansas Ave.
GEO. NJ NOBLE q CO..
su,r,, .arncr r. s sasSs ~
Phone INA
g. . A1.s 81 N. xaus.. Ave.
E. M. cAsEB1ER INVESTMENT Co.
Phons szA
c. W. SHEPARD.
KHRsHY REAL ESTATE Co.
500 Muivane Bldg.
roxsoN 3 coovER,
632 Kansas Ave.
WILSON 4 NE1swANaER,
Ill West 9Th St
~
WHITE ROOM on & Coli Columbian BIDS.
GuLErr . oMLETT..
~ West sth y. p,.,. m
CYRUS GUTHRIE = co..
Us East 'th s. sss.. nav.
sUS'1owzss:. BELL Rs..s1 z- CO.
Phone 11ss-w.
T E al ns;,ss oonscs'ons ana Loans
Phone 1lls-W.
Refrigerator.
JOHN LUNGsTROM.
Phone 2ses RED.
| e: J. Sparkling. TOPEKA RUBBER
Tire Works. rs East It'll st.
TOPEKA AUTO TIRE q vuEc LEAN ss1s
| Works. sA Kansas Ave.
d. O. COE. FEED, GRAIN, POULTRY
is 3. 9Th Phone sssa
PERFEcrIoN METAL sILo CO..
works 10th Z Jefferson. Phone sAoa
no sess;6. :. x HsHS.'s r.. ana S0'''''
Phone low.
500 Kansas Ave.
Surety Bonds.
! = WHIT = kansas Ave.
Phone -
n rov,,ss9sr a Dealers.
Teetf Of Harrison.
TOPEKA i ~, q c Ssp... Ave.
srEwART-PEcK SOUTHWESTERN
Sand Co.. 100 e. 7th st.
''. ~ ~ Phons ia
! ~ ~ - PAsas N
BEST rH11 q k.a.a. Az.
cozY rHEArEH.
" -" ~ rhsss q
--' ia y. 7th o.
oRPHEuM THEArRn.
- Phone m
Apex THEATRE.
PRINCESS THEATRE.
~ N xanss; pb Ave: n. wn,..
| Tail0rs.
SCOTCH WOODEN MILLS. THoa c.
EoWen' MsE.' osS Aansss 49, ~.
$1,000 "o1s ~
THE w3 xssiiEEsspe1 s Ge%p1Ta sEhoRArn
| Co.. New Ens11d Bldg; e.. .,r
TOPEKA TENT Z AWNING CO..
aOl Kansas Ave.
Timers.
RfNNER q WARREN, TINNERs.
Pumps & Roofinss. 80 Kansas Ava
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-22
ALLEY BLOCK EIGHTY-ONE
HEARING

PUBLIC NOTICE of time fixed by
the Commission of the City of Phoenix,
for hearing and passing upon the as
sessment and the proceedings hereto
fore had and taken for work in Alley
in Block 81, in the Original Townsite of
Phoenix.
Pursuant to the provisions of Section
10 of the Improvement Act of 1912,
public notice is hereby given that the
superintendent of Streets of the City
of Phoenix, did on the goth, day of Nov
1914, notify the Commission of the City
of Phoenix that he had recorded the
assessment and warrant for certain al
ley work On Alley of Block 81, of the
Original Townsite of Phoenix, in said
City being the work initiated by Reso-
luton No. 81, of the Commission of the
City of Phoenix. on file with the City
Clerk of the City of Phoenix, and per-
formed under street contract No.-19, on
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-22

file in the office of the Superintendent
Of Streets of the City of Phoenix, to
which resolution and contract reference
is hereby made for a more particular
description of said work; and that said
Commission OF the City of Phoenix has
fixed the time and place of hearing and
passing upon the said assessment and
proceedings heretofore had and taken
at HOO o'clock A. NJ December %,
1914, at the Commission Chamber in
the City Hall in said City of Phoenix
The property assessed to pay for said
improvement comprises all the lots,
portions of lots, pieces or parcels of
land included within the district in said
City of Phoenix described as follows
to-wit:
All of Block 81, in the Original Town
expenses of all work herein described
shall be assessed on the lots or parcels
Of land lying within the limits of said
assessment district as provided for in
said Improvement Act of 1922.
Any owner contractor or his assigns,
and any other person directly interest
ed in said work or in the assessment
for the expense of the same having any
objections to the assessment or any
previous proceedings connected there
with, or who claims that the work has
not been performed according to the
contract in a good and substantial
manner, or making any objections to
! the correctness or legality of the pro-
ceedings or claiming that said assess
I ment or any part thereof should be mo-
dified, may at any time prior to the
I time fixed for said hearing, file with
I the City Clerk of the City of Phoenix,
a written notice briefly specifying the
I grounds of his objections, and at the
1 time fixed for said hearing or at such
time or times not later than ten days
/ thereafter to which such hearing may
| be postponed, the said Commission will
! hear and pass upon all objections so
made and filed. All the decisions and
determinations of said Commission
upon the hearing aforesaid will be final
malities and irregularities which said
Commission might have remedied OF
avoided at any time during the prog
ress OF the proceedings.
This notice is published in accord
ance with an order of the commission
of the CITY of Phoenix made on the 9th
| day of December, 1914.
FRANK THOMAS.
City Clerk.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-22
SPLENDID WORK OF
MISS MYRTLE STEADMAN
Burning Daylight" from Bosworth
Studios is Great Film

Moving picture actors and actresses
their hands for the entertainment of
the public, but to be dragged along
barbed wire fence by a runaway horse
after the camera has stopped is a off
ferent matter. 1t happened during the
production of Burning Daylight, Jack
London's lively story of Alaska and
San Francisco at the Arizona theater
today The latter part of the play calls
for some expert riding by Mr.. Bosworth
and Miss Myrtle Stedman, who play
the leads. Miss Stedman is an expert
horsewoman, and is famous for the
daring riding she has done in West
ern" pictures. In Burning Daylight"
she rides Fiesta, a thoroughbred noted
for her spirit. Instead of stopping in
front of the camera at the end Of a
scene, Fiesta holted past the camera
and run at full speed into a barbed
wire fence at a turn Of the road. Miss
Stedman was thrown, but her foot
caught in the stirrup and she was
| dragged along the fence by the mad
| dened horse, and in dreadful danger of
| being trampled to death. AS it was
| she was frightfully bruised and shaken
and her riding habit torn to shreds.
The horse was so badly cut that the
production of the play was delayed for
six weeks, waiting for its recovery.
| Miss Stedman refused to admit how
] badly she herself was injured, and re-
ported for duty the next morning,
claiming that it was her pride that was
| chiefly hurt, to think that after riding
| bucking bronchos on the plains, lady's
saddle horse on a country road should
be the cause of her first fall.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-22
SANTA CRUZ LAND THROWN
OPEN FOR PUBLIC ENTRIES

Santa Cruz public land will be
thrown open to public entry on Janu-
airy -, according to the following let
ter from the United States land Of
flee:
Notice is hereby given that plat of
the following townships have been re-
ceived at this office and will be Off
cially filed January 10, 1915 at .
o'clock a. M:
T. u S, r. 10 E, Secs. 1 to y, part
of Secs. IS, 10, 30, 81.
T. u s., r. IA f, sections / to IL
{south half of sections to II are
fractionaD.
T. % s, r. IS E., part of sections
6. Z, IS, 10, 80, 81.
T. % s., r. Is E, sections 1. 2 and
part of II, u, IS, IA, Is, 16, 20, q, %,
20, and all of sections "a and 26 to So
inclusive.
T. % s, R. 10 E, part of sections
C, :, IS, to IS, and sections 10 to SO
inclusive.
r. % s., r. IA E., part of sections
10 to is and sections 10 to SO inclu-
sive.
On and after January 10, 1915, at
Q o'clock a. m, this office will receive
and act upon applications to make en-
tries in said townships by qualified
applicants.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-22
TOO MUCH REALISM, OR
HOW TO GRAB PUBLICITY
bias Vacuum Cleaner (if at alD
Jimmy Suspected.

Jimmy Valentine who is play
ing at the Columbia this week gave
an exhibition of his thieving pro-
pensities, that was not at all APP
preciated by the management Some
time during the afternoon an electric
vacuum cleaner. was stolen from the
lobby, almost under the eyes of the
house force, who were busily enga-
ged on theS stage. Also in the en-
suing investigation. by Policeman
Fox, a fine diamond ring belonging
to the officers wife was lost.
The blame for the crime has not
been actually laid on the hero of the
play, but the fact remains that some
enterprising misceant boldly entered
the front of the house, and in broad
daylight succeeded in carrying off
the cleaning apparatus. The stage
detectives services were called into
use. but up TO late hour last night
Art Rick was still bewailing his loss
Officer Fox still has hopes of re-
covering his property, without pinch
ing the entire house
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-22
AQUATIC PROFICIENCY OF
MISS ANNETTE KELLERMAN

To just what heights of proficiency
In water sports a woman can attain is
demonstrated in the splendid seven-reel
picture at the Lamara theater TODAY
again, in "Neptune's Daughter in
which Miss Annette Kellerman. the
owing venus the perfect woman, as
she is often called, displays her WON
derful art. The sight of this splendidly
formed young woman in full length suit
OF fleshlings diving into the water and
coming back out only to spring still
another form of dive, to see her with
her neither limbs encased in a sheath
OF skin to make her appear as a mer-
maid, swimming as veritable mer-
maid, to watch her thrown from the
side of cliff into the sea her hands
and feet tied, and then to see her ex-
Ttricate herself from her difficulties is
an education in ITSELF beside being a
most sensational form of entertain
ment.
More than 1000 people take part n
the spectacle which was pictured in the
Bermuda islands. The scenero was
written expressly for Miss Kellerman
by Capt. Leslie 7. Peacocke, an official
of the Universal film company, and il
is staged amidst a wonderful wealth OF
| natural beauty. The story is of a fairy
tale nature yet wondrously interesting
The picture will be at Manager Barn
cords house today and tomorrow.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-22
IN SUPREME coURT-The case
ONA REPUBLICAN.

IN SUPREME cOURT-The case
of II. a. Morgan, II. j. Clifford and
Charles f. Walker, appellants, vs.
James Barrett, appellee, al" appeal
from the superior court of Cochise
county was filed in supreme court
yesterday.
CONSIDERATION SERVICE The
regular weekly meeting of the Bible
teachers training classes at the Y.
NJ. c. A. this evening will be con-
secration service. The meeting will
be conducted by the Rev. H. NJ.
Campbell Of the First Presbyterian
church.
STRUCK BY AUTO-Win +. Faw-
cett, %, was struck by an automo-
bile last evening in front of the Sis
ter's hospital. sustaining a broken
leg and internal injuries. The driver
Of the car said he had lost control
of the machine and ran up on the
sidewalk. FaWcett, who is stopping
at the Princess Iris hotel, is employ
ed by the Great Western Tailoring
company. DR.. F. H. Redewill is at
tending the injured man.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-22
CROOK PLAY At COLUMBIA
DRAWS CROWD IN RAIN

Despite the fact that it started to
rain just as the doors were opened
at the Columbia last night the first
presentation of Alias Jimmy Val
entine" drew one of the best houses
in the history of the theater on a
Monday night. The play received a
nice staging at the hands of the Red
mond company and it is safe to say
that it fits the cast as well if not
better than anything that they have
seen fit to offer so far in the en-
saSement.
MIR. Harms in the part Of Jimmy is
back in his line of work and he
handled the part of the reformed
crook with credit to himself and the
conception which made it one Of the
most talked of leads in many years
in New York.
Ren Enway as Red" the pal of
Jimmy Valentine did nice bit of
character acting and was well re-
ceived.
Miss Higgins as Rose Lane divid-
! ed honOrs with the lead and besides
giving a good account of herself as
the champion of Valentine she in
icindentally displayed some pretty
frocks as the daughter of the banker.
Jimmy Valentine, the weather be-
ing agreeable, will set mark at the
house for it is a red hlooded play of
the sort that the patron of the stock
company likes to take into his con-
fidence and tell about after the
show. Tonight Governor Hunt and
his official family will be guests of
the management to hear the bright
lines appertaining to the relations be-
tween the cops and the convicts
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-22
GOING UP"
KEWP|ES DASH IN AND
LICK THE ~ LEADERS,

The ''Kewpies." a new name by
which the Y. NJ. c. A. night class is
going, walloped the Leaders last
night in a fast basketball game, by
the score Of 80 to "a
The supremacy of the Leaders has
not been questioned up to now, but
from now on, the Kewps believe they
will be the class of the league They
are undoubtedly fast, and are ac-
curing aggresiveness with every
practice. The Kewpies lined up:
Tovrea and Reno, forwards; Tolleson.
center; Putney and Smith, guards.
The Leaders; Crosse and Mckay.
forwards; Wright, center; Boyer and
Steve, guards.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-22
uNDELlvERED TELEGRAMS.

UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS. -
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph office
for Ed Fletcher.
XMAS DINNER AT THE Y. w. c.
A.-The Y. w. C. A. will serve dinner,
Christmas day in the cafeteria at the
headquarters on n. Second street. Men
as well as women will be served, and
liberal patronage is expected.
GOV. HUNT PRESIDENTIAL
Hunt was notified yesterday of his
election as president of the Anti
Capital Punishment Society of
America, an organization having its
headquarters in Chicago. The gov
ernor has accepted the office.
NEW NUMBER PLATES The
first shipment of 1915 automobile
license tags was received yesterday
at the office of the secretary of
state The new tags will be mailed
to owners of motor vehicles after
Dec. 25.
FLYNN TO SPEAK-An address
on Citizenship" will be delivered by
L. S. Attorney Thomas Flynn, at the
regular session of the knights Of
Columbus in Pythian hall this even
ing. W. D. Nichols will render a
solo. Refreshments will be served.
Local and visiting members are re-
quested to be present
HORSE STILL LOST-A. L. Hig-
gins is still short one small bay
horse 1t was the careless act of a
coal man, in leaving the back gate
open, that permitted the Higgins
animal to stray vast Tuesday. All
search has been in vain, so far. Mr..
Higgins would be glad to receive in
formation at his home, 606 North
Sixth street.
MARRIAGE LICENSES William
| f. Hopkins, Mamie Harmed. Arthur
P. Driskell ana Abby Walker. all of
Maricopa county. were issued mar
rage licenses yesterday, the last
| named couple We're married by Just
| ice of the Peace tombstone.
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY
Ramon Guitterez, young Mexican,
was arraigned before Justice of the
charged with assault with intent to
rob, there being a lack of evidence,
the case was continued until today
DEATH OF MRS.. GEO. w. AUS
| TENNIS. Geo. w. Austen died at
her residence on the Highland road
! on Sunday, Dec. 20, at five thirty p.
m. She is survived by her husband,
| Geo. w. Austen, and seven children.
| Mrs. Reid and Mrs. Amlot of Lon
don, England; Geo. F. Austen of
Halifax, n. s.; Leslie Austen Of New
| York City; Mrs. A. Wilkinson. Ina
Austen and H. Z. Austen of this
| valley. The funeral services will be
held at Trinity Pro-Cathedral at 200
p. m. on Wednesday, Dec. 90 with
interment in Greenwood cemetery.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-22
TO ADVERTISERS!

All display advertising copy
for The Republican must be in
our office by six p. m. preceding
morning of publication. This is
not an arbitrary rule, but one
essential to the intelligent con-
duct of our business, and one in
justice to the employees, response
BILE for getting out the entire
edition of The Republican on time
each morning.
ARIZONA REPUBLICAN.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-22
OF Local Interest

Water service report for December II
Elevation of water in reservoir,
feet 1920
Contents of reservoir, acre feet. 216,OS5
Gain preceding "A hours, acre
rect .'-''''' fi'9o'
Elevation of water one year ago
today OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1881
Contents of reservoir one year
ago today ...............1 64, 292
Flow of salt and Verde rivers
at Granite Reef dam. NJ. l. 81, 100
Amount of water used for irri-
CATION north side. NJ. l. 49,. None
Amount of water used for irri-
cation, south side, NJ. |. $50. None
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-22
AN ERROR IN DIMENSIONS

In George Hageman's advertisement
in Sundays Republican, one of the
items was an Aermotor Windmill,
which was described as having a twelve
foot wheel. 1t should have read ten,
not twelve.-Advs. 1t