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Arizona republican., 1915-07-08
President Replies

CORNISH, July The president tonight forwarded q reply to Secretary Lansing which is understood to contain instructions as to what is to be com municated to the foreign office at Bcr- lin regarding the German note. The president refused to discuss the Ian sing message on the ground that the incomplete state of negotiations made silence necessary.
 The president did not authorize any indication of his views on the German suggestions, or when he expected the informal negotiations to terminate r. is known he expects the German reply to arrive at Washington next week and Is planning to return there to work on the American reply. Consideration of the Mexican question including the po- litical situation and the problem of get ting food to sufferers will occupy much of the presidents time tomorrow. An unusually long code dispatch arrived but Was not deciphercd in time for the president to read. Pending its consid- erition nothing was announced
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08
Good Feature at Empress

Last chance tonight to see what has proven 10 he one of the best Metro pictures shown at the Empress in fact few that equal it have been shown in Phoenix. Valli Nalli. the wonderful star who won fame in The Chocolate Soldier and The Purple Road" on the legitimate stage. shines just as bright in Mrs Fiske's success. The High Road" Ii is pro duced by B. A. Role and is superb in it's setting.
 There is plenty of action all the way through the five reels. and a strong and beautiful love story is interwovcn through the entire plot If one has not vet been Metrced this opportunity to get acquainted should not be overlooked. They are without doubt high class productions. with the worlds greatest stars. There is also one of George Ade's faous fables which never fail to hold the interest of the crowd and give theft a good laugh.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08
ADJUSTMENTS
LIGHTHOUSE LADY" IS
 FEATURE AT RIVERSIDE

1 What is proclaimed to be one of l the most interesting features ever screened by the Vitagraph Co. will 1 be shown at Riverside Park tonight. it is called "Tne Lady of the Light l house." and, SIS the name indicates, l is a story of the sea. During the ipast two weeks. some exceptionally good pictures have been shown at 1 Riverside, the General Film Go. ser l vice giving great satisfaction; but none of them has approached this 1 feature in merit The drama is in
 three parts and will be followed by the Essenay comedy How Slippery Slim and Sophia Saw the Fair" The first instalment of "rhe God
 dess" the wonderful Vitagraph serial picture will be shown on Sunday night in addition to the regular four reel program. It is intended to make
 the movies one of the biggest features of the park attractions.
 The swimming pool was emptied, scrubbed and cleaned on Tuesday night and today it is full of water so clean and clear that one can read the date on a nickel on the bottom" The heating apparatus has proven the biggest kind of d sue i cess and the water is kept at tenn perature that seems to appeal to ev- eIybody The great big attraction in the l.col these days is Miss Cora Weber. the beautiful California div ing Venus who was impofted from
 Long Beach for a weeks engage
 ment Her diving form is superb.
 and she performs the most difficult
 plain and fancy dives with grace and an abandon that charms the spectators. She will give two eXhi-
 bitions, 5:30 and 7:30 P. NJ. every
 day this week
 There will he the usual Thursday
 evening speciaI attractions at the
 dance pavillion, new dances intro
 duced and new novelties distributed
 There is no place in Arizona where
 SO perfect floor or better music
 can fe found for dancing purposes
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08
The l-amara

In the Who Pays" installment that appears at the Lamara theater today and tomorrow, there is a strong nor al for young girls who are inclined not to pay much attention to the generally accepted fact that there is a tomorrow that demands payment for all the eXcesses of today. The title the installment is striking. Today and Tomorrow The girl and the man fIirt with today with that care Iessness so usual with youth but soon rature asserts itself and there is the payment demanded breaking up the future happiness of both of them. It is strong story.
 The Exploits of Elaine story tells of the use of d dictaphone by Wu Fang and his clan in their attempt to further carry out their vengeance against both the beautiful heroine of
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08
Eritzi scheff at the Arizona

Pretty Mrs Smith" charming comedy-drama starring Fritzi Scheff, the initial release of the Oliver Moroseo Photoplay company, will be shown al the Arizona theatcr tonight for the last time Anyone who has never heard the heathen rage. nor seen them sit about ;ne fire eating their simple repast,. may now do so. for Mrs. Smiths first hus- Land was u missionary and took her to just such scenes. By quick change Mrs. smith 5 at 30 great reception where she meets her second husband Then fellow scenes of lifein cottage < supposed suicide ends this colorless existence and Mrs. Smith is soon the wife of a millionaire with all the trap pings incident to that life. Anything. however sweet. after a time. grows tire some. and SO did the millionaire hths band Pretty Mrs. smith" knew hoI to meet such exigencies. and the last act finds her surrounded by three hus bands all alive and well. in the beau- tiful Alexandria Hotel lobby. Such di- versity of scene. with artistic direction ard superb photography. must result in a picture of absorbing interest and this Is the case with Pretty Mrs Smith which no one should miss see ing
 The sixth installment of tho Para mount South American Travel pie lures will also be shown again tonight for the last time
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08
WINS
 HIS FREEDOM IN
 SUPREME COURT
German Count is Released Because Trial Was Delayed For More Than Sixty Days
 Another Case is
 Reversed

Because shis trial was postponed beyond the period of sixty days from the date of filing the information. the supreme court yesterday handed down an opinion reversing the judgment of the superior court of this county in the case of the state Vs. Count Von Feldstein, and ordering that the inforrna tion be dismissed and Field stein discharged.
 Feldstein and Anna Engel were ar rested last January on felony charge The information against them was filed January s, but at the time of arraisnment were granted sep arate trials. Feldstein's trial did not take place until April g. when he was convicted He then filed appli- cation for release on the ground that more than sixty days had elapsed since the filing of the information. He had previously filed application for release on writ of habeas corpus. Both applications were denied by Judge Stanford. and Feldstein ap- pealed to the supreme court
 Pending action on his appeal Feld- stein has been held in the county jail and was released yesterday. when the decision Of the supreme court was announced. He is a native of Dusseldorf. Germany, and claims to he graduate of the university of Dusseldorf. Anna Engel, who was arrested at the same time was sen tenced to several years in the state prison at Florence. Carter and Ley he, represented Feldstein
 Holding that the judgment of the lower court would result in double compensation, the supreme court yes terday reversed and remanded the case of William C. Hanson Vs The Warren company an appeal from the superior court of Cochise county.
 Hansen brought suit against the company for breach of contract for damages resulting from a fire which destroyed his property. He claims to have contract with the company. and under the terms of the same had installed fire main to his property. Later while the water was turned off. d fire occurred. The lower court held that Hanson was entitled to recover the full amount of damage re- suiting from the fire. The supreme court ruled that he Was only entitled to the difference between the loss due to the breach of contract and the amount of insurance collected.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08
DECISION ON GERMAN
Continued from Page One)

firmly the United States having stated it's position on the law of facts and can make no concessions from it's strictly legal position or consider a modus vi Vendi involving a temporary arrange ment between the belliserents until there is d clear understanding of Ger manYs attitude toward principle compelling a visit and search before destroying unresisting merchantmen
 While the optimism which has pre- vailed in official quarters some time as a result Of Gerard's carly messages has to some extent been dissipated by the unsatisfac tory character of some of the proposals made in tentative draft. the proposals made in the tentative draft ccptible of friendly settlement
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08
WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION
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and the constitutional mandate under which the legislature enacted the com pulsory compe nsation act, and the powers Of the legislature hereunder 5 the decision of the supreme court says n part.
 We do not think the legislature possessed the power to enlarge the mandate Of the constitution so as to authorize the personal representative to impose on his heirs and dependents a remedy made Dv the constitution open to the workman only. If the work man prior to his death, should elect to settle for compensation, and thereafter die. pending the settlement with the employer the personal representative doubtless could enforce the contract as he could any other contract of his inte- state. The remedy under the consti- tutional provision for compensation is restricted as we see 1t to the workman and the legislative power under the mandate is limited to legislation for its efficient enforcement by him. or his personal representative. in case he dies after electing to accept compensation. Unless there was an election Of tbis remedy in his life time by the deceased, the personal representative cannot maintain the action for compensation. it being q condition of the right to maintain such suit against the em- ploNer that the employe should him sell elect that remedy. It will be seen from what we have said that the legislature in it's attempt to enlarge the scope Of the constitutional mandate tSec. & Art. 1S) SO as to afford the remedy therein mentioned to the per sonal representative or heirs or depen- dents Of the deceased workman in the absence of an election by the workman t0 accept compensation is beyond the power and authority of the legislature and is of no avail.
 We conclude that the workman's compulsory compensation act has no application to the state of facts before Us as presented by the complaint ar demurrer, and that the remedy is personal to the workman he only hay ing the right to elect SO as to make such election binding on him and his personal representative. The judgment is reversed and case remanded with di- rection to overrule the defendants de- murrer.
 The opinion was signed b., Chief Jus tice Ross and Judge rankin Judge Cunningham wrote d separate opinion in which he neither dissented nor con cured, but held that Behringer's per sonal representative has right of ac- ton under the facts stated in the com plaint and that the case came under ,Ti+Ia % known as | ord ('lmnhalIc aot
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08

in a mine is the feature at the Plaza today. IL is a very strong drama Tn three parts and makes stirring at traction In addition to this there Is another three part feature A Daring Rescue" which is almost as attractive as the first.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08
Are You Re a dy For Your Trip? Take. H O R E. lC KS
 M alted Milk

with you when Yachting, Camping Motoring. Fishing, or Go1fing.
 A nutritious, satisfying Food-Drink ready in moment. A good light lunch when tired or run down. Simply dissolve in water, hot or cold. A fine nights rest is assured if you take a cupful hot before retiring. Our Lunch Tablets are the acme of con-
 venient nourishment. Dissolve few,
 in the mouth when fatigued or hungry. Sample free, HORLICK'S, Racine. Wis. gM-No Sub stitute is dust as Good"
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Arizona republican., 1915-07-08
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

DefIclenCy m tcmperaturc lesterday. degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since first of month. $ degrees Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since January l. 243 degrees Deficiency in rainfall yesterday. .oI inch. A
 DefiCIScy in rainfall since first "f month. .U7 inch. Accumulated excess in rainfall since January I, 1.S6 inches
 Data for Tucson Highest temperature yesterday ....102 Rainfall yesterday .-..-........ q
 ROBERT k. BRIGGS.
 Section Director
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08
Of Local Interest
Water Supply Facts
Water Service Report for July 7, b,
 Special Phone to The Republican

Elevation ot water in reservoir.
 C a. m. ... 22I94 contents acre feet ..........1.316.O71 Loss in II hours. acre feet 3.529 Elevation one year ago ...... 1e5.52 Contents year ago, acre feet. 21S.S07 Flow or Verde and Salt rivers
 at Granite Reef dam. NJ. L. 2S2oo Normal flow water for lands un
 to year .. ......... 1SSS Amount of water used for irri-
 gation. north side. M. l. .... 511S5 Amount of water used for irri-
 gation. south side. M. h.. 34.673
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08
Oiamond From the Sky

I.ottie Pickford the diininutivc star of the Flying A studios is gaining favor rapidly by her excellent work in the great serial that is now run ming a the Lion theater This in staIlment is especially interesting and thrilling There is duel over an open grave, an automobile accident that beggars description and an es- cape of the auto driver from a train wreck that it little short of marvel lous. Then there is a splendid Re- iance drama with all the attractive ness of d Reliance called Station Content" a railroad story. as the name indicates A Beauty film with Nir- ginia Kirtley and Joseph Harris in it helps a great deal in making the program and there is the familiar Kicking Komic comedy It is a great program. Tomorrow the first days run of the Mutual Masterpic- ture, "Strathmore. will be shown. It is very much worth while also.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08
PRICES PAID TODAY BY WALTER
 HILL C co

NEW NOTARY-A notarial com mission Was issued yesterday at the office of the secretary Of state to NJ. II. McCalla ot- -Cashion.
 MARRIAGE LiGENSE-WaIter F. Laveen and Cora D. Hudlow were granted marriage license yesterday by the clerk of the superior court yesterday
 NOLAN FUNERAl-The funeral of " J. Nolan. who died of thirst while on his way to Columbia, Yavapai county. Was held yesterday morning at II o'clock. brief service was held at the grave in Greenwood cemetery.
 PURCHASING SUPPLIES - The court ho-sc corridor was crowded with school seats and various other samples of school supplies. all be- cause the board of purchasers were busy laying in the years supplies. A. S- Reed, J. W; Ettor and W. H. Wood compose the board
 lUNTZ LEAVING-Charles I.untz k closing the Universal Film Ex change here, and is leaving for a trip through Arizona. with the Sub marine pictures, recently shown here. In the fall he will return to the coast to associate with the Universal people there.
 FROM THE ARCTIC REGIONS
 Representative J. Breck Richardson of the Pima county delegation in the legislature returned last night from Prescott where he went immediately after adjournment to take in The Frontier Day ceremonies They were all and more than Mr. Richardson expected. But what surprised him the most was the weather. which to one from the sunny south was aI- most freezing. But Prescott was well supplied with ped clothing so that tFere was no actual suffering Mir Riche erdsor went up in his machine and found the roads a great deal better than ne expected. It is not to the credit of Maricopa county that the worst roads are this side of the YaVapai county line. He will leave this morning for Tucson accompanied by Nat F.. Hawke. sergeant at arms of the senate who accompanied him on his northern trip.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08
BAND CONCERT

BAND CONCERT U The Pioneer Band rendered pleasing concert on the city hall plaza last evening This is the first If series that will be put on by that organization during the sumner
 RAY CON. COTTAGES sets Of complete specifications have been filed at the chamber of commerce for contractors wishing to bid or work on eight cottages planned for workinemeu at the Ray Consolidated mines
 WATERMELON SOCIAL There will be a watermelon social for members of Central Methodist church at the Fads' home on North Central avenu, this evening. Conveyances will be at the church at 730 Co take mcmbcss to the residence. The Eads' home can also be reached by the Glendale car.
 GARBAGE INsPECTlONS-A sys- tematic inspection of garbage cans and manure piles throughout the city iS being made by sanitary off cers connected with the city health department The city health officer warns all citizens that the city ord finances relating to the proper care of garbage and manure will be strict " enforced.
 COMMISSION MEETING-A spc- cial meeting of the city commission has been called for this afternoon at o'clock. There is much business of importance to be transacted and an interesting session is anticipated.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

LOST-An envelope containing rail way passes and credentials belonging to Frederick Amy Jr. $10 reward is wired for return of same to Adams IroteI Co It
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08
RUSHING ROAD WORK

one-half miles of che road work on the Florence-Tucson stretch of state highway have been completed. and ! il is expected that tho road will b. finished up to the Pinal county line by August r.. The stretch of new road work begins four and one half mile this side of Tucson Fifty hon or men and twenty two teams of mules are at work on the road
 RALPH BENNY OlES- Ralph Eehny. aged seventeen years. son of Former Policeman r.. C. Behny. died last evening at the family residence
 East Adams street of typhoid fever He had been i'll for several weeks His father is at Ray and word was tolcsEaphed to him last night of the
 passing of his son. The funeral ar
 arrangements will not be made until
 the arrival of the boys father this .afternoOr.
 JiTNEY MEN PROTEST-As u
 pro.est against the operation of au-
 tomobiles for hire on July ,. with cut the proprietors having taken the precauJion to first secure city IT, ccnses according to the protcstants com plairts were made to City Mag istrate McRride yesterday which re- suited in the issuance of warrants for Walter Eartol Charles w Stew ems. John Massie S Company ard A. NJ Maxwell The hearing of the cases has been set for Friday morn ing at 1o o'clock. The complaints were signed by J F. Collis
 GOT SOMEBODY'S oOAT-Chief Brisbois of the police department has somebody's goat. The goat has been taken to the chiefs home as there is no place in the city jail for the accommodation of livestock The goat is giving a nice quantity of really good milk. and while Chief Rrisbois would like to find the own CT of the goat. hc isn't in any hurry. IT the owner doesn't appear soon. an application will be put in for an ostrich. a badger, a hodag. and d squirrel as a starter for proposed menagerie Who Will con tribute
 EXCURSION TO WILLOW PARK Mir Berry the promoter of the new resort at Willow Park has arranged a sight seeing excursion to the park today and has invited the electors and members of the Chamber of commerce. several of whom have sig nffied their wish to see what is go- ing un three Those members who may not have received their invi- tations yet are asked to telephone the Ford Hotel this morning their wish to go and automobiles will call for them The automobiles for the park will be known by the sign of the arrow.
 PIONEER HOSE co. MEETS-The regular monthly meeting Of Pioneer Hose Company No. I. Phoenix Nolun- teer Fire Department. was held last evening in Fireman's Hall. There was a good attendance. Four applicants for membership were received and fav- orabIy acted upon. IL was decided to recruit the company tO it's full strength and to take such steps as will result in more interest being taken by the members in the drilling work now being by the men of the paid de- partment. Chief Wright not long ago extended an invitation to the members of the volunteer department to join with the paid men in their regular drills. The Pioneer members decided last evening to accept this invitation.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08

MT. and Mrs. J. M. Jamison, of 107 North 21st Ave, are leaving for South Pasadena, Calf, where they will re main for a while. They will take in the eXpositions and return To Phoenix in September
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08

Cocoanut Cream Pies. Lemon Pies
 The Home Made Kind. Quick deliv- cry. Phone 355S. SMITH. 122 N. 1st St-AdV If
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08

WANTED TO ADOPT A BOY. 2 years or under. legitimacy not essential. Post office box 4s4. Phoenix-Adv D
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08

J. M. F'lumerfelt of Tempe, Ari- Zona leaves for the summer to Bram- erton, Washington.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08

Elk's Convention at Los Angeles July 12th to 17th inclusive. Special round trip excursion fares on the Santa F'e- Adv. bs
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08

J. A R. Irvine of North Seventh street, has left for San Diego, Calf. V here he will remain for the summer
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08
PIONEER HOSE co. MEETs-Th

Angel Food Cakes with Your ice cream The Home Made Kind. Quick deliv- cry Phone 355S. SMITH. 122 N 1st St-Adv. if
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08

NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY The next issue of the Phoenix Direc- tory will go to press July 10th. All changes should be reported prior to this date-AdV. It
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08

Mrs. James Aldrich has left for San Diego Calf, where she wifi spend the summer and visit friends, and the great San Diego Exposition
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08
GARBAGE INsPEcTloNs-A
COMMISSION MEETING-A spc-

Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08

C. II. Jones of the Madison school distrirt will leave son for camping trip in the mountains, returning to Phoenix when the warm weather is over.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08
mR. BUSINESS MAN

MIR. BUSINESS MAN You may be cool in your office but how about your wife in her kitchen2 A New Perfection oil cook stoke will solve her problem. at less than two dollars a month Phone 1890 for prices. and our man will call and explain.
 PHOENIX OIL co.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08

ATTENTION HOMEI GUARDS The Municipal Guards will meet this evening at the Armory. A large at tendance is earnestly required. All wishing to join this organization are requested to come.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS = There are undeliVered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: G. Ii. Ruben, E. C. Houghton, Jr, L. $. Chanler, Sra. Juana Rivera and Bert Shapiro.
 COUNTER PHOTOS Photographs of Salt River valley scenes are be- ing placed under the plate glass GOV CTS of the counters at the Washing ton Sunset office in Washington, D. C. The photos were supplied by the chamber of commerce here. and are part of an advertisinng feature for the valley.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08

Mrs. A. R Battin, 330 Latham street. is registered at the Freder- ick Apartments, Long Beach, Cal.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08

w. F. F'ickas. of 909 West Jefferson street, leaves for Los Angeles. Col.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08

HAIR GOODS FOR SALE Ladies Toilet Parlor, Shampoo'ng. Manicuring and Facial Massage. Hair Dressing. Expert Chiroporists. all foot troubles removed. Moles and warts removed by electricity.
 SHIRLEY & SHIRLEY
 Phone 17o4
 30 East Adams Street
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08

Y. A Redewin leaves for Los An gees Cal.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-08

Mrs A. R Cheever, of 1547 West Jefferson street. is leaving for san Diego. Cal, where she wDI remain for two weeks. She will tour Cali fornia cities and return to Phoenix about the first of November.