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Arizona republican., 1915-02-03
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IRIS OBVIOUS; MARY
P|Ckf0RD MAKES HIT
Little Film Star Appears in Famous
Players Production Of Behind
Tho Scenes

Little Mary, that favorite of all
film stars made her customary hit
at the Arizona last night. when she
appeared in Behind the Scenes for
the first time in this city. 1t is
not too much to say that this lit
tie actress always pleases. so that it
is like calling white, white, TO des-
cribe her successes.
Behind the Scenes" is story
of stage life not exaggerated, not
dressed with the clothes of i'm
agination, but true and sincere in
its depletion of the miserable fail
ures and the thrilling successes of
la theatrical career. And against
this enhancing element is balanced
the overwhelming love of man,
triumphant in this case as it has
been throughout many other soul
conflicts.
Miss Pickford is supported by an
adequate and capable cast. includ-
ing James kirkwood, Lowell Sher-
man, Ida Waterman and Russell Bas-
sett. This production of the Fam
Gus Players Film Co. is in five
reels
Arizona republican., 1915-02-03
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
CLEANED BY THE CUB
BY THE CUB

The freshmen are still matter of
interest to the upper classmen, espec-
tally the freshmen girls, who have been
installed in room 312 under the advisor
ship of Miss Wilkinson. The older boys
seemed to have numerous errands that
sent them to see Miss Wilkinson How
strange,
There will be practice game of
baseball this afternoon between the
Evans school nine and the Coyotes, at
Polk street grounds at $3.50. The Co
votes will line up as follows:
Laid, catcher; Brown, pitcher Ev-
ans, LIST base: Doris, second base; Ell
lis. third base; Ross Lyall, shortstop;
Comstock, Walters and Howard Tan
nehill, outfield.
The class tennis teams of Phoenix
high will go to Tempe to play the high
school. The boys of the court are rep
resenting their respective classes and
will fight hard for the supremacy.
There was no assembly held yester-
day morning as the features on the
program did not show up.
The track candidates have started
training by putting the track in condi-
ton for use. Regular training will
start the first of next week.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-03
NEW STORM
IS COMING
III "yUUu"H
Odd Weather Conditions
Cannot Be Accurately In
terpreted, But Presump-
ton is Arizona Will Get
More Rain

Mysterical weather demonstrations
continue to be the bane of the fore
casters, according to Section Di-
rector Robert r. Briggs, who points
to the scrambly map of yesterday S
atmospheric conditions and says:
We'll, I'll be switched if | know
Way up there in Oregon, there APP
peared yesterday a condition so pc
culiar that the weather men do not
know what to make of it, so they
just predicted unsettled conditions,
and let it go at that
A storm, centering about a low
pressure area of more than usual
fervor is sweeping in some unknown
direction, and the prediction of rain
during last night or today was the
result
Just to prove that you can't most
always sometimes tell, the weather
yesterday turned gray, again, so that
if the grounding did actually per-
form his traditional stunt, he must
have been well satisfied that the
rigorous winter has about come to
its end.
The difficulty of making predic-
tons in this western cline arises
from the fact that Uncle Sam main
tains no weather observatories ir
the Pacific ocean, and from the data
gathered on the edge of these in
cipient disturbances, it is hard tC
tell which way the blooming lows
will GO
Arizona republican., 1915-02-03
GIRLS! CLEAN AND BEAUTIFY HAIR
NO DANDRUFF-25 CENT DANDERINE

application of Danderine dissolves ev-
cry. particle of dandruff; invigorates
the scalp, stopping itching and fall
ing hair.
Danderine is to the hair what fresh
showers of rain and sunshine are to
vegetation. It goes right to the
roots, invigorates and strengthens
them. Its exhilarating, stimulating
and life producing properties cause
the hair to grow long, strong and
beautiful
You can surely have pretty, soft,
lustrous hair, and lots of it, if you
will just get 25 cent bottle of
Knowlton's Danderine from any drug
store or toilet counter and try it as
directed.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-03
ANOTHER LINE RIDER
TO WATCH THE BORDER

To prevent the running of cattle
across the Mexican border, the live
stock sanitary board yesterday ap-
pointed George Walker of San Simon
to patrol the district between Apache,
Cochise county and the Southern Pa
cific railroad. The territory has rec
emily been used for a rendezvous by
those who were interested in getting
drives across the line without attract
ing the attention of officers of the law.
By reason of the recent occurrence of
the foot and mouth disease in the Chi
cago stock Yards, the board decided to
take no action in the matter of recon-
mending that shipments of cattle in
New Mexico be allowed to enter the
state. Infected cars. it was pointed
out, might possibly find their way into
southwestern territory, and so spread
the disease.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-03

The Mystery of the Dutch Cheese
Maker" is the title of episode No. 3 of
"Zudora" which is the headliner at the
Lion theater today This is a battling
mystery indeed. and shows how mice
carried diamonds to the interior of a
cheese. "Zudora" solves the mystery
after all others had failed Four other
reels of Mutual Movies are shown in
Guiding two comedies. The Begger
Child a two seel offering by the Amer
lean players is good picture, While the
Beauty comedy Cupid and A Dress
Coat is a society laugh maker that will
please. The real fun today is in the
Keystone comedy "A Gentleman of
Nerves for the funniest of all come
dams, Chas. Chaplain takes the prom
inent part assisted in the fun by Mabel
Normand and if person cannot laugh
at this comedy. he is too sick to be
cured. Six reels today and all good
says Manager Leecraft of the Lion.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-03
STATE HOUSE FOLKS
BID TO THE IHEATER
Columbia to Stage Final Production
of the "Deserter" for Governor
and Legislators

Tonight will be Arizona Legisla-
ture night at the Columbia theater.
The house and the senate have both
been invited by Mr. Redmond at
the instance of the Arizona Exhibit
tors league to be his guests and a
special section has been set apart for
the members and their wives.
The executive party will include
besides the members of both houses
Governor G. w. p. Hunt and his
secretary and the clerks of the
houses.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-03
New Bill at Coliseum

Last night the Coliseum offered
its usual weekly change in bill. The
three new acts were more than or
dinarily well received The opening
i team was Williams and Clifford. in
clever bit of acrobatic comedy. Sam
Rowley, appropriately billed as the
little man with the big voice and
mysterious whistle met with instant
approval. Sam has an act all his
own, with many mirth creating eff
| fects
The feature act on the program is
| that of Keefer and Alberts who oc-
cupy third position. This couple
presents a line of patter that is reali
up date. Both members possess
splendid voices which harmonic ex-
ceedinglyw ell The motion pictures
we're good in fact could not be i'm
proved upon. A two reel Keystone.
Sea Nymphs.' featuring Roscoe Ar
buckle and Miss Mabel Normandy,
'"The Diving Venus took the audi
'ence by storm,
Arizona republican., 1915-02-03

The photOplay of the Gerhart Haupt-
mans world famous novel atlantis
was shown yesterday at this popular
theater which is fast becoming known
as the home of the Bigger and Better
productions. The picture is in six parts
and is thrilling and exciting from start
to finish among the important incidents
of the story is the wonderful perform
ance in a crowded theater of one of the
survivors Unthan Rum known through
out the world as the "Armless Wonder .
The mammoth snowplows at work in
the mountainous districts: the busy
New York street scenes: the Dance of
the Spider and the shipwreck. The
picture will be shown today for the last.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-03
TRIP THROUGH EGYPT
TO Be PICTURED HERE

From Cairo to the second cataract of
the Nile will be the trip covered in the
illustrated lecture of Ancient Egypt by
Prof Edward W. Clark at the high
school auditorium, February 10.
Prof. Clark, who has for some years
been connected with the University Blu
reau of Travel, has been stationed for
the last five years at Rome, where Iris
lectures on the lands around the Medit-
erranean have attracted large audienc-
es. The lecture on Egypt is profusely
illustrated with hand -colored views of
that ancient land. Tickets for the lee
ture may he obtained after today at
the owl Drug company or the Mcneil
company.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-03
COMPLIMENTS WIN
IN FIRST Sk|RM|sH
Corporation Commission Over-RuIes
Demurrer in First Hearing of
Complaint Against La
Cabriza Company

Complaints against the La Cabriza
Mining company drew first blood
yesterday in the fight to have a
receiver appointed for the company
when the corporation commission ov-
er-ruled the demurrer of defendant
and denied the motion for cost bond
The hearing yesterday was en-
tirely on points of law. No date
for the hearing of the complaint
has been set. Christine Simanek of
Chicago is the chief complainant
against the Nogales company.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-03

such sensation has beau
fu Thda Baa by her almost boodhng performance of The
Vampire version of of Kpng famous Miss Bara was
brought America from the Paris ouse of thrills the famous Theatre
Antoine play this role She the leading lady formerly the well
of where
interpretations of extremely difficult roles
Arizona republican., 1915-02-03
Stop washing hair! Try this!
Makes hair glossy, soft
and Abundant.

Surely try a "Danderine Hair
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double the beauty of your hair. Just
moisten cloth with Danderine and
draw it carefully through your hair,
taking one small strand at a time.
this will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt
or any excessive oil-in a few min
utes you will be amazed. Your hair
will be wavy, fluffy and abundant
and possess an Incompatible soft
ness, lustre and luxuriance.
Besides identifying the hair. one
Arizona republican., 1915-02-03
Metals

Silver 4Sas; Electrolytic, $14.S7;
Copper firm.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-03
TAKING NO CHANCES

Wife, what does the doctor say
about your case?''
He thinks there is nothing rad
ically wrong. Still, complications
may arise. SO l guess I'll spend a
month at the seashore to be on the
safe side Louisville Courier Jour
nal.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-03
Stocks

Amalgamated, SAN Smelling. 62%
Santa Fe, 94k; st. Paul, SSA: New
York. Central S919 Pennsylvania,
LOG; Reading, 1861; Southern Pacific,
S5A; Union Pacific, 120A; Steel, 421s (;
Preferred, 103A.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-03
RESERVATION

Tell me, dearest-would you mar
ry spendthrift?'
"Surely-if he had the thrift" =
Judge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-21
Ex-Presldent at the Fair.

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SAN FRANCISCO, Calf. July FL
Former President Theodore Roosevelt
had today all to himself at the Pana-
Pacific exposition. The day was
named in his honor and at 3 o'clock
this afternoon, he was to speak On
war and peace" In the court of the
universe.
Attracted by his statement that
damn the mollycoddles" might we'll
be the title of this address. crowd OF
upwards of $4,000 was expected to
hear the colonel attack the peace at
any price" party. The ex-president
visited the Enlisted Mems club at 1
o'clock and spoke briefly.
During the forenoon, Roosevelt con-
.ferred with Governor Hiram Johnson
and other California sprcgressives. An
escort OF United States, marines was
provided for the exrpresident.
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SCRAPS
BY BARRY FAIRS
United Press Staff CorresponoenS

NEW YORK. July 21.-Three boxes
at the ST. Nicholas A. c., Wnere
Charlie White, Chicago, ana leu
evils, the British lightweight, VIII
meet tonight, have been set ASIDE To-
suffragists. Votes for women speecheS
will be made between the oou's ny
prominent suffragists-
NEW YORK, July pa crowd Oh
fight fans went home disgruntieo las'
night when the management OF
Dundee-Riyers battle called on tne
show because Of threatening weatne
and the size of the house. The battle
will be staged Friday night.
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YEAR
FOR MEMS CLASS
Baptist Young Men VIII Close One OF
Best Years In History Of oraanl-
xation Thursday.

Thursday night, when the Young
Mems class of the Baptist church
meets for its annual business meeting
and feed. 1t will have closed the most
successful year In its history. The
class has grown from a handful until
now it has over hundred on its roll
with a very good average attendance.
1t Is conceded to be one of the largest,
II not the largest class in the state,
of exclusively young men. Not only
has the membership been large, but
the interest has been most marked
and everything has been carried on
with such enthusiasm that success
have been great many social func-
greatly enjoyed. But the class actfvi-
ties have not stopped here for good
work was accomplished in many re.
CARDS. "A number OF the boys have
united with the church since joining
the class. The Sunday lessons were
varied. Every other Sunday some
one of the great modern problems was
dealt with carefully. This being in
terspersed with the regular lesson
made the classes very interesting.
At the meeting Thursday evening,
which will mark the close Of the
years work, there will be election of
officers, then plans will be talked
over for the coming year. At the con-
clusion of the business, the committee
on refreshments will serve a real
bachelor feed. 1t Is anticipated that
all the members will be present to
make this a big evening.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Many Thrilling Scenes In "Rule g."
r Among the wonderfully realistic
scenes in rule sG"s are the wrecking
Of the first club house with wild en-
CINE, and the narrow escape of the
occupants of tn. building. shop acct
dents involving journal lathe and a
sfx-ton steam hammer, the demolition
at crossing of the wagon containing
farmer and his wife. the saving OF
two passenger trains by the automatic
action OF the block signal, the flight
OF Myra on the lineman's spseder. and
the pursuit by the men on the hand
car, who have close call for their
dreds of men are half-drowned and
driven out Of the gates by four de-
termined men using a-locomotive in a
way that is thrilling and marvellous
to behold, and the terrific bare-hand-
ed fight between Ned and Spike-a
battle that is claimed to be the climax
of all such struggles ever done for the
film.
The machine shop. roundhouse, yard
and mob scenes were made at the
West Oakland yards of a railroad
company, with tie untiring aid of As
sistant Master Mechanic John Kelker.
Most of the road scenes were made on
the San Jose-Almaden branch, and
most OF the depot scenes at the West
San Jose station The club house
scenes were made at Tracy and Rose
vile. The interiors were done in the
Blazon studio in Berkeley. At the
Grand today and tomorrow.-Adver-
tisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-21
ILLINOIS, STARS
IN I. M. I. MATCH
Dadant Brothers from Hamilton Send
in Their Entries-Pel!a and
Otturwa Heard From

Thu three Dadant brothers, all star
tennis players, will enter the I. VI. /.
tennis tournament at Burlington which
commences next Monday. All three OF
the men are from Hamilton, and their
tennis records are we'll known y this
part OF the community. The entries
OF Henry, Maurice and Louis Dadant
were all received day tefore yester-
day
Edgar MusseIman is at Bluff Park,
and writes that he will be In shape
for the matches. He is doing some
daily work on the court, now. J. Yer
non, who with Ralph Joy of this city
won the doubles last year, IS practis-
ing at Neponset. III. Dawson O'Bear
of st. Louis will arrive in Burlington
Sunday night. he writes the officials.
Four entries have been received
from Pella. and there are entries in
from Ottumwa.
Word has been received from Bur.
lington that partners may be secured
there for the mixed doubles matches.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-21
RATTLE FENCES
IN SLUGG|NG BEE
rwenty-tro HIS, Good for Thirty-si*
Bases, In Game Where Indians
Are Victims, score
6 to 8.
LEFTY WATKINS GOAT
aoyIes' star Portsider Has Had BAD
Day and Muskies Nick His or
ferinss for Fourteen
Bin9ies-

TWENTY-FIVE healthy swats good for
a total of thirty-sfx bases rssounoed
an the boards of the old north SIDE
mark fence here yesterday afternoon
while the Indians were being handed
a 5 to 8 defeat by Egan's revensefui
Nuskies II was a battle OF thrills.
little too much so to be an appropriate
entertainment for the members OF the
feminine sex who turned out Tor the
ladies' day matinee.
Lefty Watkins was the victim, tax
ing his turn with but two days OF rest
because two of Boyle's regulars were
nut of the game with injuries and It
was necessary to use Bixoy and Zen.
ner in the outfield watty did not
seem to have much as the fourteen
hits made off him might go to show.
Four of these blows were doubles. one
triple, and another a four base
drive over the left field fence by our
old friend Stanley. Watty walked
Eve and whitfield six during the day.
Five of the eight hits made by keo-
kuk were good for extra bases. all or
them being doubles. They were COZ
Iected off Dutch FRANKIE who had little
tn boast of but control and that some
times deserted him. In three stanzas
these bingles were paired. the fourth,
fifth and sixth innings when one run
was made in each. In only two other
innings did he allow a hit, one each
In the eighth and ninth.
The visitors scored one run IN the
first inning, added another to it in the
third before the Tribe got started.
The two run lead was overcome by
Boyle's men in the fifth and passed In
the sixth, giving the locals the bulge,
3 to 2. Watty was working fairly ef-
fectiveIy at the time and it seemed
possible that the game might end with
this count. But fate would not have
it so. Stanley lifted the ball over the
wall in the seventh, tying up the score.
and then the visitors came back IN
the eighth. pounding the ball to all
corners Of the lot for six hits and
three markers That was all Neither
side scored from then on The Red
Skins were unable to rally.
Boyle shifted his batting order con-
siderably to accommodate the three
pitchers he was forced to use. LIE
Pssau was given the lead-off position
with the Others batting in their usual
places with the exception OF placing
the three pitchers last. Bixby was
the only one of the three to hit, he
making two blows. a single and
double. A sprained ankle kept Baum
out Of the fray and Harvey has not
yet recovered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-21
MEILINGER PITCHES
BUT RABBITS LOSE
Poor Support Of MeIlinssr Gives
Climbing ciaybakers Another
Game-Red Sox Win.

MASON CITY, Ia, July 21.-Poor
support TO Mellinger's fine pitching
lost the game for Cedar Rapids.
Score:
Cedar Rapids 900 10 600 4
Mason CITY .02o o20 o0x-4 0
Batteries: MeIlinger and barrow;
walworth and Weeks.
BURLINGTON, Ia, July Blur
Iington took the second game OF the
series with Clinton, to 2. The Pilots
had an early lead of two IN the first,
but the Pathfnders put the game on
ice in the third with single, double,
pass, and a double steal. Score:
burlington .. .031 600 o2x-6
clinton 200 900 GOO s
Batteries: Miller and Rolleg; Coop
er and Evans.
MARsHALLTowN, Ia, July IL
Two errors by Marshalltown were
largely responsible for the two runs
which won for Waterloo. Score:
Waterloo COZ 900 00o-2
Marshalltown 600 900 600 3
Batteries: Drohan and Brennan;
Beard and Hammerschmfdt.
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on Fire at See.

[ United Press Leased Wire Service
LONDON. July 21.-The Peninsular
and Oriental liner Benalla, bound from
London to Australia with about $50
passengers, is afire In the Indian
ocean. 500 miles east Of the South
African coast, according to dispatches
to shipping circles from Pietromarttz.
burg today. The Benalla wirelesse1
for assistance, saying fire was rag
ing in one of her holds.
The BenaIla is a ILLS ton steel
twin screw steamer registered at the
port of Greenock. She was built in
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Illinois Tennis Tourney,

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CHICAGO, July 21.-The Illinois
state tennis tournament took on
championship aspect today when Ket-
cham and Burdick FLASHED In the
fourth round of the singles and Squire
met Hodge, the Buffalo City champion.
Lindauer upset all dope yesterday
when he administered Walter T.
Hayes, state tennis champion, his
first defeat in the singles.
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Fire on Two Ships.

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NEW YORK. July 21.-Despite de-
malls by navy yard officials, it was
learned today on good authority that
fires were discovered yesterday on
the torpedo boat destroyer Harrington
and the new dreadnaught New York,
in the navy yard here. Both blae:z
were quickly extinguished with prac.
tically no loss.
Extra precautions were taken at
the navy yard today to guard against
strangers entering. Visitors haesf
ter must have admission cards tNn
the commandments office.
More than 5000 workmen are en-
ployed in theyards now on the super
dreadnaught Arizona.
Read The Daily Gate City. II
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Summary.

Summary.
Two base hits-Le Beau C2) Hollo-
cher. Lowther, Bixby. Runser, Has
brook. O'Day, Augustus.
Three base hits-Reinhart.
Home runs-Shanley.
Sacrifice hits-Swick, Brown.
Stolen bases-Reinhart
Struck out-By Watkins, 6; by
FRANKIE, 8.
Bases on balls-Off Watkins, 5; off
FRANKIE. /.
Hit by pitched ball-By FRANKIE,
Lowther.
Double plays-Hruska. Runser
Augustus and Hasb-ook; Watkins
Hollocher and Swick.
Time of game-1:45.
Umpire-Cook.
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THOMPSON
AS NEXT PRESIDENT
Says Young Men Could Win, That He
- q Young One and 10
Willing to Run.

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Los ANGELES, Calf, July I'll
Mayor VIM. Hale Thompson. Of Chi
cago, said he would be the republican
presidential candidate in 1916. IF the
younger element in the party willed
it."
Before boarding his special train
for the San Diego exposition, Thomp.
son also said:
THE republican, can come back in
1916. believe young blood can put
a republican in the white house by the
greatest majority in twenty years"
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1918 for the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation company and Piled
between British and Australian and
far east ports. She is 500 feet in
length and modernly equipped through
out
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Today's Schedule.

Federal League.
Baltimore at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Open date for other clubs.
American League.
Boston at st. Louis
Open date for other clubs.
National League.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
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the niftiest kind Of asscrap is pre-

The Thompson boosters today
planned propaganda, laying stress on
the mayors labor record resulting
from the recent settlement of street
car and carpenter strikes in Chicago,
thu fact that he is progressive re-
publican and with record and his
youth.