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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-09
MISS SCOTT RETURNS
TO MUSIC STUDIES

Miss Ruth Scott. a student of the
violin in the New England conserva-
CRY, who has been spending the holt
Gays in Richmond with her parents,
will return to Boston shortly. Miss
Scott is regarded as one Of the most
riliiant of the Younger musical anna
teuTs Of this city, and has made a ia
Vcr2hle impression on her instructors
Il this celebrated institution.
Miss Ruth IeO, another well-knoWn
"CuuG amateur, who is also studying
N the Nov England conservatory, and
who, as q pianist, made 4 local reputa-
sion fer musical t;ncS5c, has also re-
'rrnod to Boston.
Wesley Howard }ho third Of Rich
mord's at,dt ut, in tha conservatory
'25 "2%c&r. in q Students recital,
rh'c' &c a ,1it r.3n Of his standing
= ~ Instructors.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-09
Theatrical Notes
Promises Of the Press Agent.

He's spoken of as Funny Bunny be-
cause he is said to be the funniest man
in the world Some people call him
Sunny Bunny on account of his DISPOSE
ton, Money Bunny because he is rap.
idly becoming a millionaire.
The saying that Beauty is only skin
deep" was never more fOrcibly illus
trated than in the case of Bunny. 1t is
a face once seen never forgotten. Bun
ny is not the handsomest man in the
world and friend John Bunny does not
care a rap. The people in all quarters
Of the globe pass judgment on the
Bunny map" and they gave eviGen e
Of their satisfaction by making hin
the most talked of as we'll as the mos
popular comedian throughout the
world
Bunny in person will he the star al
traction at the Gennett toni sht.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-09
"SHE WAS HIS MOTHER"

Wednesday, the Lyric has human
interest story She Was His Mother,
three-reel human-interest drama, In
which justly enraged son murders
his father when his parent, the Gov
ernor-elect of the state, calls his neg
lected wife a vile name, will be releas-
ed under the Imp brand on Friday,
January s. Hobart Henley and Violet
Mersereau enact the leading roles.
The action of the photCdrama begins
in a small country town. Violet is one
of three sisters, good-hearted and un
sophisticated. Her greatest delight is
to make others happy, and no sacri
flee is too great for her If it vii
bring a smile to the faces OF hel
friends.
Her popularity is great among the
rustics of her native village, but none
of them appeal to her Her ideals are
high ard their unpublished ways fai
to please her. There comes to the vii
lage. however. a young city man. He
is introduced into the towns little
social circle aud soon becomes popu
lar
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-09
SUBMARINE PICTURES.

The Universal Film company will
present their wonderful feature rave
iogue. The Williamson Expedition Sub
marine Pictures, at the Genrett next
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
For the first time in the history of
photography, motion pictures have
been taken at the bottom of the ocean.
These wonderful scenes Of marine life
were photographed in the clear waters
of the Bahama Islands by the William
son Expedition to the West Indies
They were made possible by the re
Gently perfected Williamson subma
rine tube. the life work Of Captain
Williamson Of Norfolk, Va.
At the Murray.
Legal Limits or within the Law,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-09
ION DESERT SANDS"

Tuesdays offering at the Lyric has
to do with the west. When the west
was young, the government appointed,
among others, Cameo Clark, range
rider and crack shot, to scout the Mid
die West and watch the Indians.
Cameo lived in log cabin with his
mother, whose love for her only son
occupied her later years, almost to the
exclusion Of everything else. From
an Eastern state, John Walton, with
his wife and baby five years, travels
by prairie schooner to seek riches IN
the west He travels the desert sands
with his wife and baby for weeks in
his efforts to reach the promised land
Indian massacres and uprisings occur
on his journey.
One evening, while stopping for a
night camp, Walton sees Indians rid
ing over the desert in his direction
Cameo and his pals are seen riding
over the desert, ever on the lookout
for danger. Walter tries in vain tC
protect his wife and baby against the
onslaught Of the Indians. He is shot
The horses attached to the Walton
schooner become frightened, and the
little mother and her baby, seated in
the wagon, have no time to escape, as
the frightened horses start on the run
with them.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-09
Lyric Reels
For Next Week

Sunday the Lyric will show 1.-THE
Mystery of the Throne ROOM" an
other of My Lady Raffles" series, in
which Grace Cunard, Francis Ford
and Harry Schumm enact the leading
roles. The intrigue of small king
dom, ruled by a wilful princess, is
depicted in the photodrama. The
settings are really beautiful. Francis
Ford is we'll cast as The Information
al Spy" while Grace Cunard, in her
devil-maycare fashion, enacts the role
Of IA petulant, madcap princess with
convincing realism. Harry Schumm
as dashing young cavalry officer
forms the third angle of an incompar
able trio Of players. The story of the
latest installment of My Lady
Raffles"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-09
Life at Court
at Arcade

Friday the Arcade shows Every
Inch a King"
The romantic scenes of court life in
two small European principalities,
with all their intrigues Of love and
jealousy. are portrayed in the Essanay
photodrama, Every Inch a King"
King Livian is plotting to crush the
neighboring King Leofric and seize his
kingdom of Vidonia. Leofric is opposed
to war because of the hardship on his
people, SO when Livian proposes
peace on condition that Leofric marry
Livian's niece, Irmingarde, he agrees,
although he is in love with an Ameri
can heiress, Elba Allen.
Irmingarde, after being crowned
queen, plots with Kevan, a spy Of Ii
Wan in Leofric's court, to demand half
of her husbands kingdom. Leofric dis
covrs the plot, denounces the queen
and divorces her under an ancient law
In the meantime Elba has disappear
ed. The queen, who was jealous of
her beauty, had sent her a poisoned
fan with note saying it was present
from the king. She was overcome by
| the fumes and thrown into dungeon
while unconscious.
! Walton, an American newspaper
man, discovers the fan and the note
and accuses the king. He proves that
! the letter was written by the queen.
The king then accuses her of her
treachery and sends her to a dungeon
AS the guards push her in they dis
cover Elba and release her.
"HEuEN HOLMES IN NEMESIS"
/ The Arcade on Wednesday offers a
drama
With ruin staring him in the face
Manning, Of Manning & Co., commits a
theft which averts the crash The
scoundrel cleverly contrives to throw
suspicion upon Reynolds, an old and
faithful employe. Reynolds receives I
three-year sentence.
Beatrice the daughter of Manning's
victim, believes in her fathers limo
cence. Led to believe Manning the the
real cause Of her fathers tribuations
Beatrice VOWS to wreak vengeance up
on the scoundrel. The girl easily in
veigles Joe, the bankers son, and
through the boy, gradually brings Man
ming to ruin.
Not content with breaking the faith
err on the wheel, Beatrice deliberatel!
brings about Joe's downfall. Then
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
MONROE LOOP MATTER
 STILL HANGING FIRE

Petitions for an extension of the Monroe street loop east to Fourth street. and thence south to Washing ton were filed yesterday with the corporation commission by attorneys for the Phoenix Public Market com pany. The petitions were signed by S9 property owners. many of them business men.
 Under the present proposal. the In dian school and Glendale cars would continue to operate over the First street line. turning east at Monroe street to Fourth, then south to Wash ington. and returning by way of the Second avenue line and that part of the loop already laid. The commiS- sion recently denied an application to permit the abandonment of the First street line. in favor of new line down Fourth street, and an eX- tension of the loop.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
MOUNTAIN OF TIRES
 BLOCKS THE TRAFFIC
Young Hilock of Congress Castings Comes Near Getting Smith and
 Messner in Wrong

The lack of . photographer at just exactly the right moment came near getting Gal Messner and Jack Smith in baG yesterday, when an extra large shipment of Congress rres re- mained on the sidewalk in defiance of the law
 Having brought a huge quantity of tires to the sales room at 306 North Centra' avenue, the Master Carbu- retor people thought it would be good business to make photographic rec ord of the fact that business WAS good. So they hunted the picture man and left the mountain of shoes for autos on the street. Pretty soon traffic became so congested that the entire force had to quit looking for the camera artist and haul bales of castings into the shop
 Five thousand Master Carburetors have been sold by the local agency in it's Arizona and New Mexico terri tory. The average is 25 a day, of which three a day are dispensed from the Phoenix sales room.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
DIRECTORS OF [. [.
 TALK FIRE SAFETY
Board Discussed With City Manager Plan for Parking Cars; Under
 writers Report Taken Up

Yesterday was safety first day with the directors of the Chamber of Commerce With Manager Craig present. they discussed methods of preserving ths right of way of fire apparatus through the crowded city streets and then took up the matter of the fire underwriters reports.
 The city manager reported that number of the changes suggested by the underwriters had been made all ready. and that others might be re- commented.
 Some system will he worked out whereby the automobiles in the downtown section may be more close Iy parked, in order to leave the streets clearer for the fire trucks. It is said that in some. cases, the crowded ranks of parked automobiles make it impossible to get quick ac- cess to fire hyrants, and that this condition is dangerous to the safety of the buildings.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
HIGH MINISTRIES
 ON TAP TONIGHT
Fun Pure and Unadulter- ated Will Be Produced by Youngsters at Local Prep. Institution Tonight - Something New

Tonight is the night of all nights at the high school. A feverish expectancy has been manifest for the past few days. All classes have been watching the juniors who have had the unmiti- gated nerve to put over a minstrel show.
 Minstrels are always popular. This time they are sure to be more than popular, they will be a sensation. High school 6cribes of all sizes and descrip- tions have been eXerting themselves in all sorts of manners to torture the un- suspecting public with so called press stories. some good and some bad but they all agree that no such show as this one has ever been foisted on the unsuspecting public.
 Tine show will be pulled off at the hign school auditorium tonight. A nom- inal admission will be charged.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23

Vice President Thomas R. Marshall recently elected an honorary member of the Rotary club of Phoenix will be the guest of honor at the regular weekly meeting today. The luncheon, which will be held at the fair grounds, will follow an exposition of the mak- ing of motion pictures by Romaine Fielding.
 A special car for the benefit of the Rotarians will leave the corner of First and Washington streets at 12:05 D. m.. running direct to the fair grounds Tickets for the meeting may be secured from William Heflin of Talbot and Hubbard. Dr. R. R. Brownfield will be the chairman of the meeting.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
VEGETABLE CONTEST
 AWARDS TOMORROW

Cooperation" is a word expressing much. and is often used and misused- But it is applicable to the vegetable contest in which cash prizes are given Griffin offices.
 Tomorrow at 11:30 a. m. this weeks competition closes and prizes of one dollar each will be awarded to the far mers, l for the best box of strawber- ries, for the best bunch of carrots and for the best head of cabbage.
 The premium vegetables with the names of the successful contestants are used as window display material a the Greene and Griffin office on North Central avenue, so that the wis itors may see what fine truck is raised here.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
FINANCES AND MARKETS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DrsPArcHI

NEW YORK. April 22.-Trading in the stock market fell away in a marked manner, total transactions falling far short Of the recent daily average of 1,G00, 00 or more shares. Various theo- rIes and deductions were advanced in explanation of the diminished and ir- regular movement, ranging from po- iitical to industrial and technical con ditions. The lowest prices were re corded in the last hour. when the list recovered from it's torpor of the mid
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
GOOD ROADS MEN MEET
 AT LUNCHEON TODAY
Former President Norris and State Engineer Cobb Guests Of Honor;
 Business Meeting

EX-president Tom Norris and State Engineer Lamar Cobb will be guests of honor at a luncheon given to the executive and advisory committees of the Arizona Good Roads association today at the Arizona club by Presi- dent Dwight B. Heard.
 Important conferences on the good roads situation will follow the luncheon, but as vet, no announce ments have been made as to the ex- act business to be transacted.
 Mir Norris. until this year, head of the association will be down from Prescott this morning to attend the meeting
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
OSBORN MAY PUBLISH
 INDUSTRIAL FIGURES

At the request of the business or ganizations. Secretary of State Sid |ney r. Osborne will compile from state records a statistical report on all the industries of Arizona-if he can get d small appropriation. The report was deemed a highly neces- sary thing by the Chamber of Com merce, which is back of the plan.
 It is desired to get into one com pact publication all the official in formation on the industries of the state that can he brought together. Nothing but reliable facts and fig tres will be used. The boost will be eliminated in favor of straight figures.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
CITY MAY PUT UP
 FUND FOR NEXT FAIR

A new method of financing will be used for the next Arizona state fair, if a plan suggested by the directors of the Chamber of Commerce goes through. It will mean the appropria ton of some city funds for the fair, which will decrease considerably the amount usually raised by subscription among the business men
 The plan will be taken before the city commission, supported by the statement that part of this fund might as well be raised out of the city funds, thus using taxes instead of donations.
 H. F. Behn was made a commit tee of one to bring this matter be- fore the city dads.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
Of Local Interest
Water Supply Facts
Water Service Report for April 22 by
 Special Phone to The Republican

Elevation of water in reser-
 Voir D. m.......... 227.44 Contents. acre feet .....1,425,9 ,924 Weir reading sec. feet........ 5000 Intake reading feet ....... 2.75 Elevation year ago ..... 14S39 Contents year ago ........... 352. $50 Flow of Verde and Salt rivers
 at Granite Reef dam. NJ. L.. 2S5,560 Amount of water used for ir-
 rigation. north side M. L. 47,S90 Amount of water used for ir
 rigation. south side NJ. L. 24,505
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
PRICES PAID TODAY BY WALTER
 HILL & CO.
NEW NOTARY-A notariaI

NEW NOTARY-A nOtarial com mission was issued yesterday by the secretary of state to Ulysses l Pax 1 ton of Safford
 AUDITOR CALlAGHAN RE- TURNS-State Auditor Callaghan has returned after a trip to Agua Ca liente.
 SANTA CRUZ SHERIFF HERE Sheriff Mcknight of santa Cruz county was in the city yesterday en- route to the penitentiary at Florence with prisoners.
 IN SUPREME COURT-The case of the Llanos de Orc Mining and Milling company vs. w. r. McComas. an appeal from the superior court of Pima county was filed in supreme court yesterday.
 CAN SELL Ck-Investment company permits were granted yes terday by the corporation commission to the United Western Mines com pany of Oatman and the Auditorium Building association of Bisbee.
 FOR UNIVERSITY MUSEUM-The pelt of the little mountain lamb that died recently has been forwarded by Game Warden Willard to the state university where will be mounted and placed in the museum
 MISSOURI SOCIETY-The Mis- souri State society will meet Satur- day evening at the Chamber of Com merce to arrange for the annual pie mic. All Missourians in the city are
 invited to be present, and to affiliate with the society The meeting will begin at $ o'clock.
 HOMES WANTED-Probatio Of ficer ". J. Osborn is looking for homes for four white boys from about 2 to 13 years old. He has one girl in his charge about 16 for whom he would like a home. Mir. Osborn can be called on the phone at the sheriff's office or at his home.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
HERE FROM BISeEE-Mr

HERE FROM BlSeEE-Mr. anl Mrs. Walter Douglas, of Bisbee. reached the city last evening and are registered at the Adams. MT. Doug las is here on legal business.
 UNDELIVEREO TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union telegraph office for the following: c. F. Scates, J. C. Brown, G. T. Sowell and Walter Douglas.
 NO MORE DOGs-FIumane Officer Canning desires it known that he has no more dogs for whom he wants homes. A few days ago he inserted line or so in The Republican ask ing for homes for his pets Since then he has been besieged with calls in fact he has been asked to supply dogs enough for a menagerie
 J. M. HAZELETT-ROY!- and Mrs. John Martin Hazelett, of 1211 North Third street. Mr. Hazelett is auditor at the Phoenix National bank He did very little auditing at the Phoenix National Bank yesterday Oh, yes, the reason-it was boy the second one in the J. NJ. Hazelett family, but just as important as the first
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23

session, with declines of from one to two points in numerous stocks
 From the outset standard stocks, and tower grade railways moved downward while coppers went to higher quotsl- tions Dealings in metal shares were the largest of any particular group, far exceeding the transactions of such leaders as United States Steel, Reading, and the Pacifics. Minor railroads were again under q cloud rising from the Rock Island leadership. Missouri Pa cific. and Missouri Kansas and Texas denoting especial weakness.
 Tobacco issues and a score of sec- ondary industrial and equipment stocks made more or less substantial advanc- es some of which were retained at the close. The new issue of Kew Haven notes rose to slight premium over the subscription price and further gain was shown by New York Central debentures There was increased weak ness in almost all foreign remittances. Apart from the slight accessio nof gold and a decided increase of public de- poSits the Bank of England statement was devoid of special features. Total sales of stocks reached 702,000 shares. 4 moderate rally in Rock Island issues and strength in the copper convertibles imparted firmness to the bond list. To- tai sales represented a par value of s5I25.00
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
LOCAL WEATHER YE LRDAY

Deficiency in temperature yester- day. , degrees.
 Excess in temperature since first of motnh. 3S degrees.
 Accumulated deficiency in tempera ture since January 1, 33 degrees.
 Excess in rainfall yesterday, .21 inch.
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month. 10 inch.
 Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l. .S7 inch.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Tempe Cotton Ex- change will be held at the office of the Exchange in Tempe at two o'clock p. m. on Monday, April 26th, 1915.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-16 choice milk COWS, may be selected from herd of p good producers. See B. w Getsinger, 16 F. Adams or w. c. Tolleson at Tolleson.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
Data for Tucson

Highest temperature yesterday ....7' Rainfall yesterday ......-.....--... 1' ROBERT R. BRIGGS,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23

Cow barns are models of cleanliness in Holland. Soms farmers place mats before the doors and visitors must wipe their feet before entering
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23

Just arrived. car of red and white Flagstaff potatoes. best on the market. The Farmers Exchange, Five Points. Phoenix, Ariz.-Adv dg
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23

Amaleamated. 7S12; Smelting, IT.; santa Fe. 1O3A; St. Paul. 95$4 New York Central 90: Pennsylvania, 11o12: Reading, 15312; Southern Paci- fife. 93: Union Pacific, 132; Steel, 57; Preferred. 10S34.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
VICE PRESIDENT ID
 BE GUEST OF HONOR
 0F ROTAR|ANS TODAY

Romane Fielding to Show Members of Club Through Mazes of Movie Making at Studio at Fair Grounds Where Regular
 Weekly Luncheon Will
 Take Place
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
Metals
Stocks

ElectrolYtIc SIS; Silver, 5012; Cop- per firm.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23

Commissioner w. A. Moody returned yesterday after trip to his home at Thatcher. Graham county. He reports conditions in the upper Gila valley as excellent and states that owing to i'm proved conditions in the mining in dastry farmers and business men are looking forward to very successful
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23

mission was issued yesterday by the secretary of state to Ulysses l Pax ton of Stafford.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23

Sheriff Mcknight of Santa Cruz county was in the city yesterday en-
 route to the penitentiary at Florence
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
BLUE BOOK IS PRINTED-Th

first copies of the Legislative Blue Book will be ready for distribution at once. The last pages were printed in The Republican job office yesterday. Owing to the illness of Theodore Saal
 who had charge of the work, it has been delayed. However, the book is now complete and as soon as Gro ziers bindery has finished the work of binding the book will be laid on the members desks. MT Saal was |able to be about for the first time
Arizona republican., 1915-04-23
AUDITOR
SANTA CRUZ SHERIFF HERE

TURNS S-State Auditor Callaghan ha returned after a trip to Agua Ca