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Arizona republican., 1915-05-13
FAIR
IS BEST AD.
Joe Prochaska of Globe
Says State is With Phoe-
nix in Effort to Keep the
Fair from Being Handi-
capped This Year

That the state fair advertises Ari-
IONA better than all the chambers OF
commerce put together, and that no
real genuine honest to gosh Arizona
booster is for handicapping that fair,
is the opinion of Joe Prochaska of
Globe, who driv' up and hitched in
Phoenix yesterday. Prochaska, who
is we'll enough known here so that
everybody calls him by his real name,
is on private business, but he is TAX
ing a lot of time to put in a good
word for the big fail celebration.
Why shouldn't he, is asked. isn't
Joe the commander of the legion of
small boys who ride burrOs and eat
pie against time and their mothers
wishes on the half mile track? An
swer is Yes, but, the fair has a wider
usefulness than providing fun through
the medium of small kids, says Pro-
chaska.
NO true booster wants to see the
fair crippled, and I'm here to tell
YOU that the state is strong for the
fair said the Globe man.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-13
FINANCES AND
MARKETS
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIspArcHi

NEW YORK, Securities of
all classes displayed marked stability
thegreateT part of the moderately ac-
tive session. but fell away in the final
hour to the accompaniment of uncon-
firmed ruTnors of 4 disquieting charac-
ter Early gains of one to two points
on standard shares and as much as
three to six on specialties melted away
On a decline accelerated by the re-
newal of bearish operations. The in
ternational situation was the one gov
erning factor throughout, the first Civ
ing the first manifestation of strength
with the announcement that Washing
ton had formulated a definite policy
respecting the sinking of the Luitania.
The trading element evidently chose to
interpret this favorably, and proceeded
to buy, concerning it's efforts mainly
about United Stee. War 6pecialties
were prominent at intermittent periods,
Arizona republican., 1915-05-13
PRESCOTT OFFICIALS
MAKE NINE ARRESTS
IN BOOZE CAMPAIGN
First Dropping of Official Axe Brings
in Nine Alleged Booteggers;
Considerable Speculation Is
Rife as to Identity of
Stool Pigeons
Especial to The Republican,

(SpeclaI to Ihe RepuDllcan)
PRESCOTT May II. Sheriff
Young took the first steps in an eff
fort to stamp out the illegal sale of
liquor, last evening, when warrants
We're served on nine men, part of
whom We're formerly engaged in the
saloon business here.
Shortly after the first of the year
the sheriff served written notice on
all engaged IN the liquor traffic here,
that the law would be strictly en-
forced. Whether there has been an
infringement of the law remains to
he seen: the sheriff seems to think
that there has.
Those arrested are Andras Madero.
Peter Gautriaud, Robert Griffith,
Mike Chiantaretti, Larry Duff, Sid
Birch, Frank Ito, Jas. Hartigan and
Mario Treviso. Seven of them We're
released on bond. and two were re-
,nanded to Jail by Justice McLane.
All sorts of conjectures as to the
identity of the complaining witnesses
have been rife. They signed their
names to the complaints as Perito
Alto and John Van Orden. 1t is ru-
n1ored here that both served in a
similar capacity for the authorities of
Coconino county and that they are
in the pay of the Law Enforcement
League. an organization formed
shortly after the first of the year to
further the enforcement of the pro-
hibition law. The presence of A
r. buchanan, secretary of the State
Temperance Federation. it is also
rumored. had something to do with
the arrests.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-13

ADAMS p. T. A.-The Adams school
Parent Tea chers' Association will meet
at the scho Of house this afternoon at
| three O'Clock. An interesting program
will be offered
UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS -
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph office
for the following: James Pasco,
Fred Searer and ]. II. Bixley.
CALIFORNIAN DAUGHTERS-The
Daughters of Caledonian will meet
with Mrs. A. H. Davidson, corner of
Central avenue and Mcdowell road
Friday afternoon at t<o o'clock
HEARING TODAY-The app!ica-
ton of the Southern Pacific railroad
company for permission to issue
bonds in the amount of S21 900 viii
b" heard by the corporation com
mission at o'clock this afternoon.
ADO LU8 MEETING - Ad-club
members are advised not to forget the
meeting of the orga nization at the
American Kitchen at 1910 today. The
election of officers will be the big item
of the meetings. program.
WILL STUDY PROJECT-R A
Seaton. of the Agricultural College of
Kansas viii motor through Arizona on
his way to the coast this summer. with
the intention of studying the reclama-
ton methods now in use here.
KENYON IN NEW HOME-The
Kenyon Tire and Supply company
moved into its new home yesterday.
The supply house is to be fitted up in
the Lount building that spans the lit
lie Maricopa canal on the east side of
North Central avenue The other half
of tie building will be occupied shortly
by the Orr Miller garage
DOWN FROM PRESCOTT. p.
Cluice. assistant general freight and
passenger agent of the S. f. =. &
+. railway at Prescott. was i Phoc-
nix visitor yesterday. He reports
. Lake Watson as filling rapidly ana
says that the water will be running
over the spillways in a short time.
The lake" is already becoming
popular resort with citizens of the
Mile High city
Ell PASO TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Much interest is being taken in the
tennis tournament to be held at FL
Paso, May 27th to 31st, a number of
local people have entered in the vari-
Gus events and it is expected Phoenix
viii have quite a delegation present In
E Neff, chairman of the tournament
committee, he advises that the railroad
has made a special rate for the round
trip of one and one-half fare, and the
Ell Paso people are prepared to extend
TO the visitors every hospitality
SON OF HIS FATHER-EIbert
Daniel Stone. United States Reclaim
alton Canal Superintendent for the
city district, is the proud father OF
a ten pound boy who arrived at the |
Stone family residence, Ills West !
Fillmore street, yesterday, and an
nounced that he had come to take |
charge of the canal system for the !
present and probably the entire pro-
ject later on. After spending a day |
as a witness for the reclamation ser !
vice in a case in court, il was a |
pleasing diversion for Superintendent |
Stone to receive congratulations from |
a host of friends on the arrival of |
the bouncing son. Mother and son |
are doing nicely
Arizona republican., 1915-05-13
ON LAUNCHING COMMITTED


| Gov. Hunt yesterday appointed Cor
con Tweed of Phoenix a member Of
the delegation TO attend the launch
ing of the battleship Arizona at
BrooklvnA June 10
MARRIAGE LICENSES Zary o.
Scott and Alice NJ. Suffer- Theo-
phOlis Richie and Iva o. Ayers. Will
| liam f Lawrence and HAZEL Mitch :
ell Charles Beebe and Lena NJ Nc
Gaughy, Charles MCGEE and Matte
f. Thompson were granted marriage
| licenses yesterday by the clerk of
the superior court.
REoUISITION HONoRED-
Hart yesterday honored the requi-
sltion of the governor of Florida
for the return to that state of Mar
lcus Snow. now being held By he
authorities in Graham county. Snow
is wanted to answer a charge of
manslaughter in Washington county.
Florida. Henry Farrior is the states
agent in the case
TAKES 1T BACk-Joseph Doron.
editor-in-chief of the Phoenician,
wishes to announce to the general
public that mistake was made in
the Alumni column of the Is issue
Hugh Weatherford. a IA graduate
is entered as being a Gentleman of
Leisure" To this Mr.. Weatherford
disagrees. So Doron wishes it known
that Weatherford is industriously
holding down the position of rancher
some distance out of town.
CREIGHTON p. T. A-The
Creighton Parent Teachers Associa-
ton will hold its annual meeting
and election of officers. at the school
house on Friday, May IA. at 2:30
p. m. 1t is hoped all members will
find it convenient to attend and that
others interested in child welfare
will come and join the association.
Arrangements for the summer meet
ings will be made, and the hostesses
will serve light refreshments
DIDN'T WANT HER PICTURE
TAkEN-An amusing scene was
enacted yesterday on Washington
street when a man taking pictures
to be shown at the Lion theater
Friday night, snapped a well known
married woman, who in strong terms
told the camera man that she did
not want her picture shown and
even threatened to break the camera
and it's a safe bet that her picture
will not be shown Friday night
Arizona republican., 1915-05-13
BOY EXPERT TO
VISIT At Y.M.C.A.
Z. NJ. Robinson, Interna-
tional Secretary for Bows
Work, Drops Off Toda!
En- Route to Asilomar-
Luncheon at y. NJ. c.. A.

The Y. NJ. c. A. will be honored
iby a stop over visit between trains
this noon of E. NJ. Robinson. interna-
tional secretary for boys work, in
the United States and Canada He
is on his way TO Asilomar, Calf, to
the employed officers conference
Mr.. Robinson will talk to the bust
ness men and Y. NJ. c. A. commit
tee men this noon at luncheon at
young man he is one of the pio-
neers in scientific boys work. He
is a graduate of the International Y.
NJ C. A training school, Springfield
Mass, was secretary of boys work
in New Jersey and built up the
strongest boys work in the United
States. Later he was called to the
international committee at New York
City. He is in demand on lecture
platforms and national and interna-
tional conferences over the United
States and Europe He recently re-
turned from England where he ad-
dressed the worlds committee of
boys work at oxford and Cam
bridge. He heads body of five
hundred boys sent out by a prOmi-
nent eastern magazine on trip
around the Isthmus of Panama to
the exposition and across the con-
tinent. Mr. Robfnson's subject win be
Boys Work. Plates can be reserv-
ed by calling up the local associa-
ton
Arizona republican., 1915-05-13

Bethlehem Steel, Westinghouse Elec-
trio and allied shares being freely alb
sorbed at more or less steady advances,
Railroad issues and the investment
class brought a rise OF grangers and
Pacifics based on excellent crop pros
poets. Coppers We're also conspicuous
and the entire group moved upward
on revival of a domestic demand for
refined metal. Total sales of stocks
We're 1000 shares. Argentine Elves.
ON the bond market, declined 10 points.
Total sales represent par value that
aggregated s3,190000
Metals
ElectrOl%tic, S19; Silver. sos; Cop
per, quiet.
Stocks
Amalgamated. 81; Smelling, 66H;
Santa Fe 997s; St. Paul, 90; New York
Central, IS; Pennsylvania, 1O7h;
Reading, 144A; Southern Pacific, SIS;
Union Pacific, 1926; Steel 53A; Pre-
ferred lO7
Arizona republican., 1915-05-13

REMODELlNG STARTS-The work
of remodeling the offices of the cham
Der of commerce will start today. The
office will be so divided as to give
space for many separate rooms, where
different lines of activity may be car
ricd on at the same time.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-13
NOT 8 WEEKS. NOT DAYS

But just one day. Saturday, May
18th, we will give you one-half off on
all our jevelry Novelties and Indian
curios. All our prices are marked in
plain figures. Remember just one day.
CHAS. b. BARGMAN Jewelry, Curio
and Novelty Shop. 80 E. Adams St.
(adVt
Arizona republican., 1915-05-13

Swiss goats milk at Busy Drug Store
delivered flesh each morning Fresh
pure. clean and free from tuberculosis
Doctors lake notice. (advt.)
Arizona republican., 1915-05-13

Why take a chance when Mrs. Will
son will dry clean your Palm Beach
suits for $1.O0. Phone sos, Arizona
Cleaning Works blk
Arizona republican., 1915-05-13

Grand Dunbar & Marandy by Dorth
Dick. recital A. NJ. f. church, Second
and jefferson St. Friday night, May
IA, o'clock. Plenty of humorous Sc
lections. Public Observation-Disclosures
ment. blk
Arizona republican., 1915-05-13

Why take a chance when Mrs Will
son will dry clean your Palm Beach
suits for s1.00. Phone sos, Arizona
Cleaning Works. blk
Arizona republican., 1915-05-13
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY


Deficiency in temperature since
of month. 90 degrees.
Accumulated deficiency in tenn
perature since January I, 191 de-
grees.
Excess in rainfall yesterday none.
Excess in rainfall since first of
month, 16 inch.
Accumulated excess in rainfall
since January l, 1.59 inches
Data for Tucson
Highest temperature yesterday 100
Rainfall yesterday . O
ROBERT r. BRIGGS
Section Director
Arizona republican., 1915-05-13

Why take a chance when Mrs. Will
son will dry clean your Palm Beach
suits for s1.O0. Phone sos Arizona
Cleaning Works. blk
Arizona republican., 1915-05-13
Of Local Interest
Water Supply Facts
Water Service Report for May ~ by
Special Phone to The Republican
Elevation of water in reser-

Elevation of water in reser-
voir, p. IN. . 227.24
Contents. acre feet ..........1,4O5 ,296
Weir reading, feet - 545
Intake reading, feet ~ 1S5
Elevation, year ago - 1873. so
Contents, year ago . 3IS,212
Flow of Verde and Salt Riv-
ers at Granite Reef dam,
NJ. I. Observation-Disclosures. 5,1G0
Amount of water used for ir-
rigation, north side, NJ. l.. 5000
Amount of water used for ir-
rigation. south side. NJ. l.. 24,3S1
Arizona republican., 1915-05-13

Why take a chance when Mrs. Will
son will dry clean your Palm Beach
suits for s1.00. Phone Sos Arizona
Cleaning Works. blk
Arizona republican., 1915-05-13
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-900 lb. team mares,
worth $50, take Sos; finest single foot
ing saddle horse; driving pony $35. 1922
S. I'd ST. bl
Arizona republican., 1915-05-13
PRICES PAID TODAY BY WALTER
HILL & CO

Legs .---.-.. loc
Friers, per dozen observation-disclosures 81. so
Hens. per ID Observation-Disclosures.
Cheese, per ID.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-13

BUGGY end double harness, also
Belgium Fare. 627 East Washington.
after 4 D. m. bn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-21
a VALIANT SERVICE.

~ rom the MorEsutown Pozt-ChrouicIsl
The citation Of II. c. ogden for
contempt H. the only case of the KIND
IN the history OF Litigation before the
federal court in West virginia. and 10
bids fair TO be also the last Of It's
kind. In the ligh' OF the cases re-
TERED to In the recent hearing at
Elkins. IL viii be- amazing n the clock
Is TO be turned bach 10 the DAYS or
the nrst three decades OF the last
century. before the law OF 1881 had
~emancipated the press from an IN
tolerable s~ubsorvienCe 10 a censor.
ship by the courts.
This state is fortunate in having
az the head Of some OF its most i'm
portant newspaper enterprises a man
who is absolutely independent Of the
corporate interests that seek 10 dom
mate public opinion by exercising
control over the press. The Post.
Chronicle has not always agreed with
Mr.. ogden on all matters OF public
Interest. but Il has been ready 10
recognize the fearless independence
which has characterized the conduct
OF the Ogden papers. The editor or
the Intelligence has done the press
and people Of he state q valiant ser
vice in leading the fight against tne
powerful corporation which seeks 10
restrain the freedom Of the press and
TO dominate the agencies OF govern
mcut In West Virginia.
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MORE LAUNDERING

The emergency tax law. wrongfully
termed the war tax" Intended to re-
coup the government revenues owing
IN the inadequacy OF the Underwood
bill, Is a. full OF holes a. the hastily
and blunderingly constructed income
tax measure. Like the vulnerable
tarin Law. the war a Law is now
under the scrutiny Of the courts. and
n Of lts sections. like tho rebate
provision OF the tariff. r. likely 10 be
90 construed a. to force the govern.
ment 10 return vast sums Of money
improperly collected. Practically
every trust company In the United
states which has paid. under protest.
the tax provided by paragraph Of
section 2 Of the war tax IL preparing
"a htigate tho right OF the government
IN collect Test cases have already
been brought en- various Federal
courts. The foundation for those
quits was laid by the Democrats
hrough an apparent oversight IN
draftinE me law
The oversight lay in tho failure 10
properly define bankers The blum.
der b. emphasized by the fact that but
= few months before tho war tax
was levied the Democratic Congress
had appropriated thousands Of dollars
to- pay hack 10 trust companies a 70.
fund ordered By Federal ourts follow.
ina litigation nm the same question.
Section 2 Of the war tax declares
that bankers shall pay 81 Tor every
$1,000 Of capital used or employed
n then defines who shall be- termed
. banker under the act The defnl
ton Of a banker d. identical with
nat which the Federal courts bl' n
fhort time before held Inadequate to
render trust companies liable to ru,h
tar.
Tho Democrats had ample warning
The language % The Federal courts
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decision c~onolusively showed that
banker" must be more adequately de.
nned to include trust companies. In
the case az bar" said the decision,
the aIsintir Is not a bank or banker.
and though IL does some OF the things
enumerated In the section as indica.
tive Of such business. its principal
business seems to be distinctively that
Of a trust company.
Whether or not the trust companies
are successful in their proceedings.
the fact remains that Democratic
laundering Is responsible for this ex
pensive litigation. which adds tremen.
dously TO the cost of administering
the law and may largely reduce reve-
nues. and goes TO show the eminent
incapacity OF the party to legis!ate
intelligently.
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AMONG THOSE MENTIONED

A cen observer OF the trend OF DO
litical affairs Classics the Republican
candidates for the Presidential nomina-
ton into four groups-those who are
willing and well equipped; those who
are reluctant. but well equipped;
those who are anxious. but disqualt
fed by temperament and past per
formances. and. lastly. those who are
passive. but possible. At the present
time the entries number eighteen.
The complete list is. Charles r.
Hughes. Elihu Root. Charles S. Whit
man and Theodore Roosevelt. OF New
York; William Howard Taft. formerly
OF Ohio. now OF Connecticut; Philan-
der c. Knox and Governor Martin G.
Brumbsugh. OF Pennsylvania: Theo-
dore z. Burton. Myron T. Herrick and
Frank -. Willis. OF Ohio; John w.
Weeks. OF Massachusetts; Albert b.
Cummins. OF Iowa: William f. Borah.
Of Idaho. Lawrence Y. sherman and
James r. Mann. OF Illinois: Charles
W. Fairbanks. OF Indiana: Robert VI.
La Toilette. of Wisconsin. and VIII.
lam Alden Smith. OF Michigan.
This list cannot be said TO be com.
plete. as IL Is yet a Ions. long way to
the convention date. Many things
may happen in a year. The cominE
session OF Congress viii be the most
important in the history Of the coun.
try II the European war continues
into the winter. Some Unexpectedly
strong figure may emerge from the
deliberations OF that body. although
the probabilities are that the candi
date will come from the above list
with one certain exception. Ia Fol
lette. who certainly can be RELOCATED
to the anxious. but disqualified class
The cratic Wisconsin Senator voted
FOR the Democratic tariff bill. which
obviously bars him from further con.
sideration. The rest Of those men
toned" are in complete agreement on
the fundamental Republican principle
Of protection
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one Is already poverty stricken
m hiE habits are not thrifty
Theodore 7. Munger.
She's a little bit Of a girl now. May.
be she's just Tearing 10 creep a little
and lisp a few words that nobody can
understand but you and her mother.
Perhaps she has just started TO 90 10
school.
At any rate. her wants are few and
simple as yet. But she Is Tearing 20
want more all the time.
By-and-by she viii need nice dressed
a high school. and perhaps a college
education. II she's at all unsteady in.
clined she will want a piano and many
lessons on il.
IT you are a wise. fo~rwardlookinL
father you will begin to-day to save
TOT me increasing needs Of your grow.
ing daughter. n you have more than
one daughter. II your CULVER Is full
OF them. your responsibility is pro.
p%ortionately greater.
\ Philadelphia schoolgirl asked per.
mission 70 Quit school and 20 to work
She said her father had been killed.
her mother was IN. and her brother on
half pay. so she had to help support
the family.
Might a series Of misfortunes nut
YOUR daughter In a similar position
Or Is your life insured. and are YOU
building a bulwark Of savings az IN.
bank 10 protect her from such a posi-.
bility?
This Is frankly a sermon. but DO Ia
short. and. We trust. as swcet as ms
text.
T. ID. MarCREEOp
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The DIZZY

Mary Jane. you dizzy daisy what a
mess you always make Are sou
careless or just lazye d. your Intellect
% fake al your traps you hssdIc.a
%rritter Gee strewn around tho floors
Ma viii come and clean tho litter.
when ehea done her other chores 40
wayF r0unfirE on another fu do things
OuEff fo DO. aieHya waiting Tor
your mother f0 come fo.HrC Hffrr you
Ne viii 90 fhis mess abolish. when
she's iuefrI forty rna.re whom Ono a
ruf a cost Of polish on tho furnHurs
upsfaIra when .brH cleaned and
scaled some farra when ahna pared
r. pail of spuds. when shoe Washed
CCopyright. 1918. By q
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CAN YOU DO
YOUR BEST

When your stomach is crowded
with undigeSted food? You car
not 1t is like trying TO run an
automobile on a flat tire. IL takes
twice the energy for the same
amount Of work.
Your system derives its nourish
ment from the stomach, and if the
stomach refuses 20 do its work
your system must suffer.
HEXETS will relieve your stom
aoh. They cause a proper flow Of
gastric juices 70 digest all the food
that remains in the stomach.
HEXETS are spearmint favored
and easy TO take. One after each
meal will greatly improve your
condition. The 1Oc size is con
venicnt for the pocket, the 25c
size is for family use.
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AMERICAN A co.
Opens Premium Department With
Little Pet Stoqie Co.

Owing to the increased demand for
the products manufactured by the
American Tobacco Co. they have Just
completed arrangements with The Lit
tie Pet Stogie Co. who will carry G
full line Of their popular premiums
This will. no doubt. be appreciated hy
their many consumers IN this vicinity
who can now redeem their y al
the above station. The following list
Of coupons will be accepted at their
fun value. OMAR. HASSAN. MECCA.
SWEET CAPORAL. SOVEREIGN
EGYPTIAN STRAlGHTS. and FIVE
BROS. Premiums will be on display
and ready for business on or about
the 24th Of this month.