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Arizona republican., 1915-03-20
WORLD of SPORT
NOTED PILOTS ARE EXPECTED
 ID CLEAN UP AT TUCSON

duel of the four Wheelcrs, Baker, if he can be persuaded to ride, reigns as faVorite The Tucson agency for the Indian has had d special ma- chine shipped here for these races, and it is thought that before the entry list closes. the big holder of the transcontinental record will he en- tered
 The machines entered from Phoe- nix were most all in the road race of Thursday Several of them re- ceived good shaking up. but the riders have been busy making re- pairs. and all announce that if they lose the race. it will be through nc lack of foresight in tuning up-the two wheel streaks.
 Tucson betters are backing the To- cal riders in this event The Phoenix contingent is equally as certain that the lads from the Capital city are going to come out on top of the speedy grind
 The new speedway is in the best of condition. and the long stretches should be productive of bursts Of speed never equalled on the mile track in Phoenix The surface has been placed in excellent condition and the danger of accidents brought down to a minimum.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-20
Unloading of Fast Racers Direct from Venice Makes Comparisons OdiOus - Local Drivers Throw Up Sponge. But Will Race
Special to The Republican,

TUCSON, March 19-Tucson is race mad The outcome of the hun drcd mile race today is the sole topic If conversation. All of the local Grivers met the train last night when The record breaking MaXWells were Nuloaded. Oldfield, Carlson and kickenbacker had arrived during the iaN anG superintended the unloading of their pets.
 As the star mounts were run down If of their special ear that brought them direct from Venice by express looks If dismay and consternation were exchanged between the local ospirants for Barney's crown. Wis., inns of the well set up and compactly uult race winners. when compared uiIh their own mounts. made re- marks as to the outcome of the race today superfluous.
 Almost every one who is well in formed on the comparative qualities of the ears and abilities of the drv- CTS. comedies that one of the three noted pilots will cop the bacon this afternoon Oldfield after an exam nation pf the new speedway. pre- uictcd that an average speed of S1 miles an hour will he made.
 Tonight q force of seven mechanics, from the Maxwell factory. thorough ly Nerscd in the intricacIes of the delicate machines. have taken them to pieces and given them thorough ( daN x grind. Not a stone is being left untuTned and anything that would tend to put the three speed kings out If the race is being in vestigated and made right.
 In the Sa mile motorcycle race to 3e pulled off just prior to the speed
Arizona republican., 1915-03-20
WOMEN WANT IN ID
 HEAR ARCHAt0L0G|S1
Many Bible Teachers Ask that Bars of Mems Meeting Tomorrow be Low
 cred Lecture Tonight

Demanding that the bars he lowered, and that they be allowed to attend the meeting at the Columbia theater to- morrow afternoon, a large number of the women Bible teachers of the city yesterday petitioned Secretary Harry Blair of the Y. NJ. C. A. to let them hear Dr. Edgar J. Banks lecture on "The Bible md the Spade. Whether or not the meeting will be thrown open to both sexes had not been decided last night.
 A large number of tickets have been sold for the lecture tonight at the High School auditorium, when Dr. Banks will tell Phoenicians of his travels in the Turkish empire and of conditions there. The noted archaeologist. Who arrives this morning, has probably travelled more in Turkey than any other American and is said to have obtained one of the finest collections of views ever gathered together of that country The lecture tonight, which Will be ll- iustratad throughout, will begin at S:13
Arizona republican., 1915-03-20
"The Price of Treachery"

The Price of Treachery," a splen- did five reel World Film company release is the attraction at the La mara theater today Manager Barn. cord has been running these big World Film attractions on Saturdays recently and has succeeded in draw ing splendid crowds to his house be- leases. This Story which is on an imported film is no less q feature than any other of the World Films that have been shown. It is filled with love, intrigue and adventure. and of course the right triumphs and the beautiful fisher girl marries her rich lover. It is a picture worth seeing.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-20
At the Coliseum

The musical numbers interspersed throughout the numerous comedy sit nations by which "The New Secre- tary" has gained much favor at the oliseum this week. are by far the most attractive lot that has yet been presented by the Ellis Musical Lom- edy Co. Manager Bob McGreer seems to have the right idea about chorus work. and his attempts to offer the best possible in this line have not failed, but on the other hand have met with the unanimous approval oi all who have attended. In The New Secretary" which opened Monday night the company has perhaps beer seen to a better advantage than ir any previous offering. On Thursday an entirely new production will ne staged replete with new scenery musical numbers. costumes, and al the good things necessary to make UT a complete show.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-20
ADJUSTMENTS
CONSPIRACY DRAWS
 CROWDS 10 ARIZONA

The Conspiracy" is good de- tective photoplay in which the great American actor, John Emerson. makes his debut to Phoenix audi ence Of the silent drama.
 This will be the offering at tho matinee today and tonight only. The adaptation of this stage success of Robert E. Baker and Mir. Emerson is in four parts. MT. Emerson is seen to advantage as Winthrop ClaVerins. the eccentric author of stories of crime and criminals and unraveleE of mysteries. Tomorrow the new program will be "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch," story well known to all
Arizona republican., 1915-03-20
Mutual Movies at Lion

\ nicely balanced program Of Mu- tual Movies is shown at the Lion ,leater today in which the feature is a splendid Reliance drama called One Flight Up,' in which Irene Hunt plays the part of a girl newspaper reporter. il is full of thrilling situations which are well handled. "A Yellowstone Honeymoon" is also good and MiSnon Anderson and Morris Foster plays the leading parts. This picture was made in the Yellowstone National Park and the scenery is beautiful. A Keystone comedy called. The Fatal Dumping ends the program with a laugh. The antics of the Keystone police on the
Arizona republican., 1915-03-20
COYOTES AND INDIANS
 ID CLASH 0N DIAMOND
Local Prep School Teams to Fight Out Standing Drudge on Indian
 School Grounds

The Coyotes and Indians will clash this afternoon at the grounds of the Indians. The Coyotes have been prac- ticine with the grim determina ton to again take the Indians into camp in this line of sport same as they did in football. They will line up same as in the last game. while the Indians will present slightly changed personell.
 The line up of the redskins will be Antone, C.; Quail. D.; Teneyjeth. h.; Earle. 2b.: Yukutu. 3b.; Butler ss.; Reynolds, l.. F.; Jackson, cf.; Baker, If.
 Ahaity. the regular catcher is out of the game with sort finger derived in the university game. Antone will be able to stop the curves served up by Quail.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-20
Helen Gardner at Empress

Always favorite, Helen Gardner, who is playing the leading part in The Strange Story of sylvia Gray, now showing at the Empress, is seen in three separate and distinct parts. Coupled with this feature is a beau tiful story. and interwoven with 1t the lesson that the higher standards of womanly character can oNerbal- . ancc the foolish acts of an unsuard- ed moment.
 Two other reels that are real laugh producers, go to make up the rest of the siX-reel offering.
 Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office. A Want Ad Will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-20
Aat the Columbia

With q matinee today at the Col umbia, "The Escape" which has been the means of attracting splendid weeks business to the Adams street house will be entering it's last lap.
 The unrstricted marriage of the poor in the congested districts of New Works oVercrowded east side has long been recognized as one of the evils that make for the great city problem increasing in danger each year. The marriage of un- healthy. unfit and mentally deficient poor. is each year bringing to earth a lot of children who come into the world with the handicap of poverty heightened with disease inherent and with mentality of q low standard. Add to this natural environment of the criminal poor the disease breed- ing slum tenement surroundings ana you have the locale of the first act
Arizona republican., 1915-03-20
NOT LIKE THE OLD DAYS

T don't think your speech was as full Of ginger as some of your former efforts.
 Maybe it wasn't" replied Senator Sorghum. The way q man has to stick to a topic in these filibustering days makes him inclined to dispense with ginger and look for glue Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-20
TEMPESTS ARE AFTER
 THE SAINTS OF MESA
Seasons Championship Game Sched uled for Tempe Diamond Today;
 Jennings Would Win
Special to The Republican,

tSpecial t0 The Republican,
 War in valley interscholdstic base ball makes it look just little doubt fnl whether Tempe High will have it's accustomed lineup this afternoon, but whatever the decision of the president of the league, MT. Fitzger- ald, is relative to several of the boys
Arizona republican., 1915-03-20

of "The Escape" story that is mighty near the truth even if it's 6 bit daring in it's concertion.'
 "The Escape" will hold until sun day, when The Wolf play with it's locale just reversed for it is laid in the woods of the north coun- try
Arizona republican., 1915-03-20

blcyoic built for two, are funny and
 it all ends in the lake. Tomorrow tho feature is Walter Edwards in ".N
 Midas of the Desert and a Keystone called Fatty and Mabel's Wasl DgN
Arizona republican., 1915-03-20
NOTED DRIVERS OF
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mechanician, is known in Phoenix as
 the rider of inc Indian that was lost
 in the Mammoth Wash during prac- tice for the last San Diego Phoenix motorcycle race.
 In drawing for positions for the race the result was as follows, the cars being numbered in order. the first name being that of the driver and
Arizona republican., 1915-03-20
PHOENIX STILL LEADS
 IN SHOOTING MATCH
Phoenix Shooters are Still Maintaining Their Lead of the Other State
 Shooters in Tucson Match

Special to The Republican,
 TUCSON. March 19-The Phoenix rifle team kept up their winning start winning four out of six of the shoots pulled off yesterday, the results for the events yesterday were.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-20

itstufc btlflS tildt ol lllt uIiNEi Sliltt the second the mechanician:
 Stutz ............ Clark and Clark
 Mercer ...... Hubbel and KlintOp
 g Maxwell ..... Dldfield and Goetz
 j BIich ....... .Grum and Haywood
 ! Mitchell Williams and Farraush
 e Moon ............D .Delno and BiviE
 Mitchell .... Miller and Brewster
 Marmon .......B Brewer and Pence
 2 Maxwell Carlson and Franzer
 10 Fiat ............ Maxwell and Clye
 II Maxwell . Rickenbacher- Schrader
 = Buda Elmore. Garfield and Gearin Tn the above lineup are several drivers known to the Phoenix auto mobile public Clark drove Stein fields Stutz to victory here in the Happy New Year race. Hubbeli is q Colorado man who has entered a car from Phoenix. It ;s a replica of the Mercer in which Stanwood Murphy won last summers Prescott Loop race Red Brewer of Globe will drive W C. Shanlev's Marmon. the same car which finished third in the Fl Paso- Phoenix race.
 Worcester's Ride
 Herb Worcester, president of the 1 Phoenix Motorcycle club. made q. sen sational ride back of the racers in I the Phoenix-T Tucson grind yesterday to ! bring Il set of delayed motion picture ! films from the capital to local 1 tlieater Herb carried the films on l his back and did not spoil them in l spite of several dramatic tumbles He had considerable hard luck, and ar ! rived too late for the first show. Motorcycle Race Today 1 For the motorcycle race. thirty five miles on the Tucson speedway, just 1 before the auto race tomorrow, eight
 entries had been secured today, as 1 follows:
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-29
Splendid ACHIEVEMENT

When two trains loaded 18th ~ Up,
eXcursionists pulled Ju' Of tho
stations at BradentoTn and Manate'
this morning for Arcadia the incident
conveyed a deeper meaning than that
contained in tie thought that several
hundred picnickers would have bully
good time on a journey through pine,
woods canopied by turIuoi, skies.
The event wos IN celebration Of the
opening Of the East and West Coast
Railroad which for fifty miles tray.
crscS an almost uudeyclOped region
~ rare beauty and surprising fetil-
ity which awaits the commins Of set
tiers 10 reclaim the undcvelOped do
main. To build homes and cities, to
make the fair lond blossom as the rose.
Construction II the East and West
Coast Railroad in itself constitutes an
Inspiration. testimonial Of the faith
"nd hope in the future Of men Of large
affairs and with capital to invest
where there Is promise Of return.
Hundreds Of excursiori.'S today
win view the splendid country through
which the new railroad pcuctratcs I:
they will see that II Is COOL ami mt
Of this will come nrbiici;v hich
will rebound to the advantage 4 Tie
promising field for in;,,Iamrnt aId
development.
The fact that number ~ pioneers
forty years or more i-o Lme - the
country which i low Dpc,d ta
more general Scttl"r1rlt. att the feot
that these plon - II 'ugli MT the
years have lived N Dntpt tenn lie
products Of the soiil constitutes an
augury II the pro -, X e tlic future.
1t Is pleasing to note that the com
plrtlUn II the new railroad unltes the
towns nf the Land Of Manatec with
beautiful and progressive Arcadia.
whose hospitality Is as boundless AZ
the sunny skies which bend above this
gem OF the Land Of Flowers Bradcn-
town Evening Journal.
Boost and this town boosts with
Won; knock and you knock alone.
For this gay little city has contempt
md pity for the knocker and piker
md drone.-.akelland Telegram
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-29

with me .onceH tNS1p~h frof 8
farmers, the b bsiness men a =
bsnI,ers the iTal to start y d
given IN no hnccrtain zone l4 81
one win ~ get in step the ~
good buyffiess viii have tcgui0
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-29
DeSOto Agricultural Products.

Florida agricultural reports show
that DeSoto county produces over 500
per acre. Marvellous record for a
county to have we admit. especially
f. one who has never visited this sec.
ten OF the country, even. Remember,
please, we are dealing with official
figures compiled by authorities; and
get with these figures staring you In
the face DeSoto county has thous-
aEds OF acres OF uncutivated lands
that await your coming. The prices Of
land in this vicinity suitable for cit
rus fruits aud vegetables vary from
81 TO 800. which is very reasonable
when compared 10 prices Of citrus
fruit lands IN California anywhere
near a shipping point, which sell for
81 900 per acre and upwards.
our fruits are better in quality and
three days nearer the markets Of the
country. Z
Both Florida and California citrus
fruits were exhibited at the Pan
exposition at Buffalo, and.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-29
WHY WOMEN SHOULD
WORK FOR GOOD ROADS

The condition Of our country roaIs
Affects women ever more than 1t n.
fects men. Women have less physl.
cal strength than men, and they have
more housekeeping habits. Thus a
muddy road, which would not deter a
man from his accustomed visit to the
village store and his hour there wish
his cronies around the blazing stove.
may prove To his wife and dau sh'-r
an insurmountable barrier which
shuts them into an Isolation rad for
the health Of body and mind. Mo-co:.
er. for many years OF the average W.
mans life her circle Of most vital N
terest is circumScribcd by the walls Of
her dwelling. aud what affects her
home Is. therefore. 10 her the essen.
italy Important thing. Next In i'm,
pOrtance to the come come church and
school, for there her children 60 for
the further education and training
which they cannot receive from the
mother. Now there is no doubt that
tlu state OF the public roads has d.
rect bearing upon the happiness OF
the family life. the fullness Of oppor-
tunity in the school. and the useful
ness. and even the existence, OF the
church.
Nothing has more influence upon
the happiness OF the home than the
well being Of the family, and
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-29
~ "a !.
sRExKFAsr NJ =
drapefruit
Oatmeal and BacaH
Corn Rread. ~ q
Coffee

OArM. al aud BacoI, --Cook 6aeat
" crisp frying p4n aud keep Il
hot Cut thin slices OF cold CAT.
meal and Dir Them In stif1y beaten egg
white ana brown In the bacon ratl
Serve with the crisp bacon.
Prune lding. -Mlx two cupfuIs OF
cold rice adding or the same amount
OF rice as; has been cooked soft In
milk aud .setened with cupful OF
stewed. stoned and finely chopped
prunes. Serve With whipped cream aud
the juice " the pruhes. Sweetened to
taste.
Lettuce aud Mint Salad.-Arrange on
each plate - nest ~ crisp leaves OF the
heart or leIiuce and over these pour.
just before serving. French dressing
With mint leaves, made 10y mixing three
taDlespOunfulS ~ olive ull with one OF
vinegar FOR each plate aud adding 10 Il
bali teislnonful NJ finely minced
mint leaves. with salt and paprlka 20
taste.
F's TArts.
Wash pound NJ Digs very carefuIly
and chop In small pieces and then COOK
over SLOW lire FOR half an hour
Sweeten 10 taste aud rOok a few min.
utes longer und then let rool. Then add
10 this half cupful OF chopped nuts
half cupful OF water. two eggs well
beaten. more sugar, II necessary, and
the juice OF lemon. Line pans with
pastry dough and ill with mixture
Cook In hot oven. over the top place
meringue and brown.
Chicken Mousse.
Very often there is chicken left over
that can be utilized. and this is one
way to make II very palatable: Make a
custard OF cup Of chicken stock and
the well beaten yolks OF three eggs. II
there Is no stock left use little canned
chicken soup, or in an emergency milk
and water viii do. When the mixture
begins TO thlcken add two cupfuls Of
chopped chicken. Season with salt
pepper a little chopped celery and a
dash OF red pepper. Mix with two IA.
blespoonfuls OF gelatin that has been
dissolved. Put In mold and freeze and
when ready TO serve cut in slices and
place on lettuce leaves with a spoonful
OF mayonnaise with each.
5roilsd shsd Res.
Soak the roe In sailed water for ten
minutes, drain. cover with boiling salt.
ed water and simmer ten minutes Chin
IN iced water, drain. wipe dry, splI,
lengthwlse. spread with softened bn,.
ter dust with pepper and salt, place IN
Z creased broiler aud cook over clear
are. Transfer 10 heated platter
sprinkle with lemon Juice and cbonnAd
parsley and garnish with watercrsss
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-29

Lawyer-Did you examine !
carefully before certifying
was insane?
Physician-les. ] asked
and she made herself oct "
older thon she was.-Bos'oO
cript.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-29
TItrME HAS COME 40 r,,,,,,
Tor AMERICANS TO THINK

.,ow,ng was a displayed edi.
III nlfhe Atlanta ceorglah /;
pl,t,sh order in council forplds
lyunltld states to ship any soops
49, na-s.ontraband by the rec
500 lions, or not contrf
o. @a Austria or rurkf,,
'As oarh 2tSS ADDITION, tn
~ as l,, sSs III Ss baden ta shit
ZHIk- or sood etuffs Z
ftl 6ern 4ien NorwtlB, Den
~ 'fthffT, ~ 1fS,tral fcountr'
Ne he4e 4lgelya TIE riiieh. maya
hISnas a.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-29

'N'' EHNh AVhhl'N aft .rttIit
b. the act Of the present Iesislagaiv
Il Nm only be- ~hsi 40 exeneut( bod,
OF well thinking men have rod rded
such an act as a good Investment npr
the people OF the state.
One Of the valuable members of thu
House Of Representatives who comes
into the limelight as an instiEator Of
legislative reform is Representative
A VI. Wilson. Of Manstee county. He
has been active and outspoken for a
greater economy ia be- evidenced not
only by the charactc. Of legislative en-
aotments. but by legislative eypendi.
.ture during the session. and il may
be perfectly safe to credit great deal
OF the economy thus far INDUCED to
But while Representative Wilson Is
trying to carefully guard the public
funds. he is nevertheless one 81 the
most progressive members Of the
House Of Representatives. which has
been 70 clearly demonstrated by his
strenuous efforts in the cause Of TEN.
psrance conservation Of natural re-
SOURCES and the promotion Of the pub
H. welfare by his assistance in tn
leadership on all ms tiers Of publ
education and especially that of tn
statewide compulsory school attend.
sncc measure now before the Hsuse Of
Representatives as a special order.
The crop pest and citrus canker bill
carrying an appropriation Of s6o.OOn.
has passed the senate and Is now up
q third reading in the house. without
amendments. and the indications are
that It will pass by a fair majority.
The Davis senate bin regulating the
liquor business will also likely become
law without any material altcra-
tious.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-29

81 Frmlk Griffin, white, the companiOi
~ Nenafec. also plead guilty to Ivy
similar indictments, and received n
same sentences rs Menafee.
j. c. Bnyett. white. and W. lR
Miller plead guilty. to burglarizfp
the store q sutse & Company, y
Bowling ct,on. they were given sen
teDcrs of three years each.
7. =. Blum. white, plead guilty I,
IT,. Ga. rye II being an accessory J.
Bcyett and Miller in the burglary q
Starke & Company's store at Bowlin.
Green. lie was given sentence o.
tao years.
Julius Robinson. the negro VII,
broke into and burglarized the stor,
of Mr.. J. =. Stonebraker ana N,
store Of III. Walter Carlton, plea,
guilty 20 ne two indictments and wa,
sentenced TO threc years imprison
ment-two years OH one and one ycai
on another.
Immediately after the six case.
mentioned were disposed Of by til,
court, the trial of Ivey Coney. ne
gro. was begun. He is charged with
selling llquor-second offense. The
jury In this case has been secured. aud
trial is in progress as we 20 to press
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-29

poremeutp' Z TIE ear, and the low.
err or found .oA course. the burden of
thrluafiie. iractieaily every specihca.
tion Npr reg lament payements includes
PoSandY cement foundation. The
s'Nnaak Ipeciiications for brick pave
merits Issued by the American Brick
Manufacturers' Association provide
foi a foundation Of Portland cement
concrete and groutlng Of cement and
sand, or bitnminous material. The
concrete foundation is not specified on
account OF the fear Of frost action, but
rather to take the burden Of traffic
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-29

d sslstnnce VIII De fthutItu WIZ
expense either to Arcadia, q
sumption OF any obligation
part.
! am. yours very truly,
W. II. cHOLLl
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-29

II affects every city aut The happl
ness Of It's people. Mis- the Buy 4
Now campaign q personal matter.
IIuy il Now Campaign COMMITTEE.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-29
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Ass.,v M.>1d<>z/
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-29
"a, ON
Notice

Notice stlP" m9 who g.,
Department 10 iand a.po, of pun
Land Q me mterestA gnedi. nj
Notice ef1rarrrr,ay N
1 1ai' r-osec .stafe-r a3d this
wv n....n..li.A-I - :.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-29

n IBIS ccnneetion, while n
ns,- Is primarily FIAT Of y
rsal At ne ssne time, ! has'
iiz=s 'of Arcadia and Desoi'|
rfEdently at heart that ] n
asvlss you al without preiudb
" x concrete, and II your 4
vnh Ike any assistance in q
s1erni Of plans for this paved
.tion. l wish you would
beause We have a number Of
,srraent engineers connected
syartnent, fully qualified I
Ola = i-Snaking its plans, Z