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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18
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abesaebenen Gnti5sibuug pas SeisB
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18
gegangen.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18
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@ermiFt.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18
her,idlon ais suDesmriadlc.

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Bette oufuefun0en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18
@afere 1emtitbe
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Watroien.

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citiee nit glann umO Nsulis uftterse.
sangen iin6. Gle Ddreu nui gfiuen
auiaefabreu.
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shifsnahrihten.

Rem gOrt, II. Sanuar. ang.s
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nud.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-22
RIVERSIDE HAS
 NEW ATTRACTION
Big Park by the River Of fers First Vaudeville At traction of Season and Scores Hit with Musical Shroy Company.

One of the most attractive novelties that has ever been offered at Riverside park was the appearance of the Shroys last night This little company of four artists appeared at the park unadVer- tised and unannounced and scored one of the biggest hits of the season. Sing ing first on the little island near the dining pavilion and later at the picture show, in the boat on the swimming pool and at the dancing pavilion. they delighted the many people in the park by their splendid work.
 The Shroys are very different from the average company of performers one runs across in this part of the country Miss May Shroy, who is only If years of age. is the possessor of a contralto voice of great range. power and beauty. She sings with a great deal of expression and her songs Be meath the Sheltering Palms" was par ticularly delightful. In the many con certed numbers and duets the company scored very heavily.
 The company consists of MT. and Mrs. Shroy, Miss May Shroy and Eu- gene Carey and the management has engaged them to remain at Riverside to anu lHciudlI%~I HuTSdaN evening l HeTe will be a change of bill every evening and many novelties will be introduced Ii is not often that Riverside particu larly recommends any special attrac- tion but it feels that the Shroys are an aggregation that everybody will be glad to hear.
 There will be the usual picture show this evening and q complete change of program. Dancing now begins at nine o'clock instead of S:30 and is continued until 11:30.
 The pool Is the most popular spot in the park this hot weather and it is filled with bathers from morning until late in the evening. There is nothing like d swim as an antidote for the heat.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-22
GROWERS IF VALLEY COTTON ID GAIN BY
 DECISION 0F l. [. [.

Cotton shippers from the Salt River Valley will not be deprived of the priv ilege of compression in transit between here and eastern points according to the terms of a decision Of the interstate commerce commission received yester- day by the corporation commission.
 The railroads proposed to reduce the rate on cotton shipments from South ern California and Arizona points to Galveston, New orleans and St. Louis by ten cents, and at the same time to abolish the privilege of stopping ship ments for compression in transit. The interstate commerce commission in it's decision permits the railroads to add ten cents to the eKisitiug rate of nina- ty-five cents. making the rate when shipments are compressed in transit. SI05. As there is no compressing ma chinery in the valley, cotton growers here would have been compelled to move their product under the almost prohibitive rate of S1.30 for uncom- pressed cotton.
 The Salt River Valley Egyptian cot ton association, the Imperial Valley as sociation and the corporation commi' sion were complainants in the case anG the Southern Pacific and Santa F'e railroad companies the defendants.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-22
Program of Riding Con- tests and Other Sports = for the Fourth and From tier Day Have Never Been ENcelled.

The attendance at the Prescott 1914 Frontier Day celebration con Vinced the members of the Yavapai County Chamber of Commerce. un- der whose auspices it was given. that a great midsummer entertainment is appreciated and demanded by the citizens of Northern and particular ly southern Arizona The third An- nual Frontier Day will be held at Prescott. July 2, 1, and ,, 1915. and will greatly eclipse those of former years. both as to the form of en- tertanment and the manner in which the celebration will be carried on. The program will be replete with new and thrilling features and each days performance will improve upon and add new features to that of the preceding. The fact that all purses were paid in 1914 as advertised and that all contestants. wherever they hailed from. were given a square deal gives assurances that the top-notch- CTS m wild west events will be in the arena this year. Fair, open competition with nobody barred, characterizes each competitive event. No favorites will be jlayed or con tracts given. over S1O,0O0 has been raised by the citizens of Prescott for this celebration and over $4,000 will be given in prizes.
 The Grand parade of Frontier Day contestants and visiting horsemen from the Frontier Days headquarters, around the Plaza and to the Arena will be one of the daily features Ot the celebration. Substantial prizes will be awarded to the five horsemen appearing in all three days parade having the most handsome and best outfit and horse and displaying the best horsemanship.
 Hon. Richard F.. Sloan. ex-gover- nor and judge of Arizona. will de liver the patriotic address in the E,Iks Opera House. on the morning of July fourth. Judge Sloan is one of the most impressive and interest - ing speakers in Arizona and it will he a source of great pleasure to his
Arizona republican., 1915-06-22
PRESCOTT GETTING READY FOR
 BIGGEST TIME IN ITS HISTORY

hany friends to know that he has consented to deliver the address. In connection with the patriotic and religious services, the Prescott Union Chorus. of twenty voices. under the direction of Professor Marsh, of Sy- racuse x. Y, will be heard in con- cert.
 Contestants are entering from ev- cry state in the Union for the worlds Championship Rroncho Riding Con test. with prizes amounting to $1.- 75O and a beautiful diamond stud ded Worlds Champion Gold Medal to the winner. Harry Henderson. holder of the medal for ll94, will be in the arena to contest this year.
 Besides the Worlds Championship Broncho Contest, relay races will be run each day of contests for purse of $50. daily: total purse. $40. the money divided as follows: First $40; second S25; third $15 Pony express race run each day of contest for purse of $S0: total purse $40: First prize $40: second $25; third $15. Free for all Ladies Race. purse S10O; first S75: second $25. will be run Monday, July 5th. and will be for three -eighths of a mile. Cow pony races, prizes each day for three days. $30, SEQ. $l5, $IO only neck -reined COW ponies which are actually being used for rough COW work and have not been worked out as race horses will be allowed in these events. Combina- tion race horses and COW horses are barred. Steer riding contest, first prize. S2O: second $10. Prizes award ed daily The steer will be allowed to bucl. with head free and must be ridden with rope circingle furnished bv the management. Bareback bron l. cho riding. first prize. s125. second S75. third $40. Steer roping contest. first prize. s2OO. second $1Oo. third $75. fourth $50, fifth S25. The above is merely an outline of some of the western sports. which will be pulled off during Frontier Days.
 ! Prescott is preparing to entertain one of the largest crowds ever gath cred in Arizona and accommodations are absolutely assured to all who will attend Low excursions rates are in effect on all railroad points in Ari zona and Prescott invites each and every one to be present at sher From tier Days. July 3. f and ,, 1915. to witness the sports of the mountains and plains in the last and best West
Arizona republican., 1915-06-22
"The Cup of Life at Lion"

Bessie Barriscale scores a decided hit in the five act Mutual Master picture, The Cup of Life" which is shown at the Lion theater today for the last time. The Cup of Life" shows the two ways in life that a girl way trod and the ultimate re suit to the girl that drinks from the pleasure side of the sup of life Bessie Barriscale plays the part of this worldly minded girl. while Enid Markley that of her sister who chooses the narrow path of virtue nd goodness. The Cup of Life" is one of the strongest pictures shown at the Lion this season and one that should be seen by everyone. To- morrow brings to the Lion the first chapter of the big serial The Diam ond From the Sky" in which Lottie Pickford, sister of Mary, plays the lead.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-22
A Bad Quarrel Settled

They at first had a small dispute and later quarreled several times and had about decided that they could not agree. He contended that Romaine Fielding was the best actor that ever appeared at the Empress, while she just as firmly contended that Francis x. Bushman was the best and she would not go with him every time unless he would go with her to see her favorite, so for spite neither would go to please the other. Such was the state of affairs until picking up the paper and reading the theatrical notes chance was found to settle their trouble without either giving up as Romaine Field ing and Francis x. Bushman were both to appear at the Empress in separate features the same night. They say that trey are going to be there tonight sure and will tell all of their friends not to miss a rare treat like this.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-22

scene of the great 24 hours auto and motorcycle races, the "Own Your own Home" sign blooms where the book maker posted his odds. The famous old steel stand is gone and the world famous mile track is the stamping ground of red d-checked bare footed children.
 A little further down, at Sheepshead, the most beautiful course in America. with it's beautiful infield and marvel lous view, is undergoing a great change. Here the greatest automobile race course in the country is being erected. A huge saucer takes the place of the old time loam that provid- ed soft and sure footing for the most famous horses the country has ever known. The smell of the paddock will soon be replaced by noisome gasoline and oil and the sleek coated thorough breds and silk jacketed riders will soon be replaced by the rubber-tired space destroyers and be-goggled drivers and mechanicians. In spite of all the changes and the fanatical onslaughts of the demagogues the thoroughbred race horse still holds his place in the affections of a vast public and the best news in years is that he is coming back into his own.
 There will be no Americas cup race this year; but Americas two would-be champions. the Resolute and the Van ite, begin fighting for the honor of de- lending it again this coming week Both yachts have been overhauled during the past winter and the series of duels between them this summer promise to pass into history as the greatest on record.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-22

let. Rosenzweig a La Valliere and Friedman a vanity box.
 At the request of the contestants the date of closing the contest has been changed from Saturday even ing July 3, to Monday noon July ,. This will give the enthusiastic young ticket sellers the benefit of every moment until the final game is call cd and if they do not dispose of more tickets than have ever been sold for a local ball game it will be from no fault of their own.
 There are some thousand or more tickets and there surely are some thousand or more fans in Phoenix who want to pay in advance for the Tucson Phoenix game It means a payday to Captain Hester and his team
Arizona republican., 1915-06-22

the packed house which greeted f raised what remained of the roof with their applause No playlet which Messrs. House, Allard ct al have put on has received such a tremendous ovation as greeted this latest effort. The songs, comedy and dancing went with whOop and every point got over in wonderful style. It was well mounted and well produced and will probably be a record breaker from an attendance standpoint as ell as from other points of view. As a hot weather antidote it is without an equal.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-22
STANDING OF E CONTESTANTS
Five Leaders in Campaign to Boost Double-Hcader Splendid Prizes fer Winners in Ticket Sell ing Contest.

Jessie Slayton.
 May Stapler.
 Neda Baker.
 Mildred Clare.
 Dorothy Wright
 The order in which their names ap- pear denotes the standing of the young women in the ticket selling contest There are several others in the race, however, and from head quarters came the announcement yes terday that there was still chance for other girls tU enter and possibly win a prize. And the prizes are well worth winning. Hege's have donated a beautiful diamond ring. White and Wesley's a wrist brace
Arizona republican., 1915-06-22
he Plaza

Death" drama of the great Ameri- can desert holds the boards Man ager Caveness says that this picture discloses some of the most remark able scenes he ever set eyes on, scenes which made him hold his breath from start to finish. There will also be three comedies on the bill.
 Next Sunday the Plaza. will show Jane Eyre. the great four part Whit man feature taken from Charlotte Bronte's famous novel
Arizona republican., 1915-06-22
National League
Won in the Thirteenth

PITTSBURG. June 21.-Pittsburg scored the winning run on a single by Collins. Bancrofts error and Itinchman's single. The Pirates gained an early lead. but Philadel- phia tied the score in the ninth on doubles by Cravath and Luder1ls The score: R. IT. l.. Philadelphia ...............3 10 ? Pittsburg .-..-....4 10 2
 Batteries-Mayer, Chalmers and Killifer; Adams. McQuillan. Cooper, MamauX, and Gibson and Murphy.
 No other games scheduled.