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Arizona republican., 1915-08-08
Chandler News Notes
BEE HIVE SHOW

One of the largest crods of the season turned out Wednesday even- ing to enjoy the program on the San Marcos roof garden given un- der the auspives of the Bee Hive girls of the L. D. s. chufch. over 600 people attended and a neat sum was realized, which will go toward equipping uniforms, etc.
 One of the pleasing features of the evening was the music furnish ed by the Mesa orchestra during the program. The orchestra consists of ten pieces and every number was well given.
 Miss Ann Johnson and Walter Heder in duet, Marie" elicited favorable applause. The feature photoplay, The Goose Girl" in five parts from Harold McGrath's novel, was one of the best produced on the roof. The pictures were all clear and many of the scenes were wonderful presentations of the Mo- ton picture art.
 A duet. Beautiful Moonlight" by Miss Rose Heder and Walter Heder was a pretty number and received well merited applause. The panto- mime Nearer My God to Thee also proved charming. This was pre- scented by Misses Jennie Hilbert, La Rae Kleinman, Marva Guthrie and Mabel Norri
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BRIEF FROM ChRRRNzA
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automatically restore the constitution.
 If the constitution is in this man ner restored" asys CarranZa's brief, it will effectually prevent putting into effect the principles of the con- stitutiOn as war measures by military decrees because these things can only be done in a way indicated, during an extra constitution period The plans, purposes and principles of the revolution, therefore, would become ineffective and dead, and the reVolu- tion be as if never fought, the ideas underlying it as if never conceived, and Mexico would be as Mexico was before, except for the loss of life, de- struction of property and paralysis of business. It indeed would. be a short cut route to complete victory for the enemies of the revolution"
 The argument contends that there has been no member of the Madero cabinet since Pedro Lascurain who could legally assume the office.
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SIR GILBERT PRAISES
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recently by a number of Sir Gill bert's many Arizona friends, and "Bernhardi Converted'' were also re- ceived.
 In his letter to the governor re- garding the books, Sir Gilbert says:
 q trust you will receive them in the spirit in which they are sent We British people are anxious that our case shall be studied upon au- thoritative evidence, and that when problems arise out of the conduct of the war, that our side of the question may be available to those whose opinions matter in their own particular country and state.
 The memories of my visit to Arizona are very dear to me and I shall not rest until I have again breathed the air which did me more good than doctors or medicine or any prescriptions"
 Sir Gilbert came to Arizona late in 1911 seeking to build up in health. Most of his time was spent at Castle Hot Springs, in this city, or at Prescott Always a deep student of political affairs, the noted states formation from a territory to a state, and in the development of the new commonwealth, an interest which he has maintained since his return to England
Arizona republican., 1915-08-08

NEW NOTARY-A notarial con- mission was issued yesterday at the office of the secretary of state to Charles $. Chick, of Cornville Yavapai county.
 MARRIAGE CENSES-Clarence r. Carter and Rachel Rader: Jack sheppard and Mabel Hards. were granted marriage licenses yesterday by the clerk of the superior court.
 HOME AGAlN-Mr. and Mrs. F. w Daykir. accompanied by their children. Dorothy and Ralph, arrived home after having spent an enjoyable vacation on the coast.
 ON WAY EAST-Miss Bernice Nell son of Ogallalla, Nebraska is the guest Of Miss Louise Hults for a few days at the Arrow ranch. Miss Nelson is Aon her way east after having taken in the fairs on the coast.
 CONNOR'S VACATION - Deputy Sheriff John Connors. left this morning Tor months vacation on the coast. This Is the first vacation that MT Connors has taken in some time and "il be spent far from the scene of his labors at the jail
 BACK FROM THE COAST MT. and Mrs. Cass Redewill returned yes terday after six weeks trip to the iosemlte valley the Panama Pa cific exposition at San Francisco, and Los Angeles. They report a splendid trip
 UNDEllVEREO TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: F. A. Berg, John Dewitt, c. F.. Connor and .. O. Nel- son.
 REPORTS HORSE STOLEN - Henry Yates, an Indian from the GiIa Crossing reservation reported to the police that his black horse and a Porter saddle had been stolen from Montezuma avenue and Grant street There vas no trace of the thief.
 A NEW BUSINESS-Joe Monihon. yesterday bought the Salt River Valley Monumental Works on West Washington street. That does not mean that Mr. Monihon is retiring from the cattle business or from raising alfalfa or from pursuing any of those activities in which he has been busied for more than a gen. eration.
 LOSES WATcH-Mrs. Fred Alden of S13 West Adams street. reported to the police late yesterday that while at a theater the night before she lost her watch. The watch was evidently picked uD by somebody not attached to the theater, for there was no report at the box office of it's be- ing found It is a small hunting case Elgin. seventeen jewels. and has the name Nellie" engraved inside the back case
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TWO KILLED
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hospital Chandler recovered con- sciousness a few moments, and his first question was about Cooper He had not learned of Cooper's death, and the fact was kept from him.
 The race itself was full of thrills, aside from the tragic features, For most of the three hundred miles it was a nip and tuck affair between De Palma, MulfOrd and O'Donnell, the former keeping the lead the greater part of the time. In the last fifteen miles however, he dev- loped a run of bad luck with tires, which threatened to lose his first place, but he forged ahead in the last three miles and crossed the line ahead of Mulford. So close were the two leaders that the judges for several minutes were divided as to who won. The first announcement was that Mulford was the victor, but this was quickly changed and the official announcement gave De Palma the prize.
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twenty seven feet, a new kitchen with ample facilities for carrying out schemes of a delactable and appetiz- ing nature, and a basement to be used as a classroom by the Sunday School and as a dressingroom in con nectios with stage. Perfection gas will be installed for cooking heating and Illuminating purposes. Mist of the money raised so far has been con- tributed by residents of the district. That means farmers. The Wednes- day night ice cream socials have also helped to swell the fund, and every body is enthusiastic over the enter prise
 The Neighborhood Club has invited MT. and Mrs. Austen and MT and Mrs. Linville to be guests of honor at the midweek oscial, August II. Cake and
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four kinds of ice cream will be served and the general expectation is that something highly original and enter taining will be forthcoming The pub lie is cordially invited to be present with a little change tied in the cor ner of it's handkerchief.
 Only the most tantalizing hints have been dropped in regard to the Carni- val for August 25. Those who know say there will be a menagerie, an art gallery, a three piece orchestra, and all kinds of refreshments
 The Glad Game Class of the South Side Sunday School enjoyed a party and class meeting on July 27. Officers elected were Floyd Davidson, pres ident; Darrel Parker, vice president, and Allison Gould, secretary and treas urer
Arizona republican., 1915-08-08
WoMAN'S CIVIC CLUB

At an enthusiastic meeting of the Woman's Civic club Tuesday a number of important things were done.
 It was decided to place waste papeer baskets for the dumping of refuse In an effort to keep the streets of Chandler clean
 A committee composed of Mes danes Jos. Friedberg and H. c. Gardner was appointed to dispose of the stray and homeless cats and dogs and get rid of them in a humane manner.
 Dwight B. Heard, president of the State Good Roads association. in- vited the club to become an auxil- iary of the state organization and @ committee consisting of Mes danes P M. Jones. G. T. Peabody. s. A. Meyer and Dwight Lecky was named to take up the matter.
 It was also decided to wage a tuberculosis and other diseases in order to prevent infection.
 The resignation of Mrs. H. A. Waite as secretary was accepted. Mrs. Waite leaves shortly for South ern Arizona to join her husband who has located at Buena. Talks were made regrtting her departure and appreciating the worq she has done for the organization.
 Mrs. J. w. White, chairman of the benevolenct commitss asked that all those who knew of cases of need or sickness to report same to her or leave doations at the Chamber
Arizona republican., 1915-08-08
SUMMERING
 ARIZONIANS

Frank c. Hatch, who has been in San Francisco, for the past few months, has returned to New York city, his address is care of the Roy alton hotel.
 G. II. Rosenberg. is located at Los 1 Angeles for the Summer After a very pleasant outing at Oak Creek, John oscar Mullen is again at home in Tempe. J. H. Chapman, of Mesa, Arizona, left Q few days ago for a months outing at Groom Creek, near Pres colt.
 MT and Mrs. E. F. Pascoe, of North Second avenue, left yesterday for Long Beach and other coast cities.
 w. F.. Wainwright, of North Fourth avenue, left last evening for the coast. first stopping at Los An geles and later in the month going to San Francisco, where he will give the big show the once over.
 Mir. and Mrs. James A. Johnson of East Willetta street, left recently, for the northern part of the state
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Noll returned few days ago from a two weeks visit at San Francisco. Nr. Noll says the show is the best ever and has enough souvenirs to prove it.
 Mrs. Frank Fowler and Miss Bir- die Fowler left recently for Los An geles and San Francisco, where thy will remain for the next four weeks
 c. F. Ainsworth, of North Central avenue, left last evening for a few weeks vacation at san Francisco.
 Mrs. l.. Gardiner, of North Third street and Palm avenue, left last evening for Los Angeles. where she will remain for a few days, then go to San Francisco. returning here the first of September
 C. w. Alexander who has been visiting at Los Angeles and vicinity has returned to his home, Tempe. 
 Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Langston and children, who have been spending the past few weeks at ocean Beach, l are located in Los Angeles for the next few weeks.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-08
FOR BENEFIT OF NEW
 CHURCH

The Fl Paso Store, con ducted by Valenzueia brothers, at 206-209 F. Washington. will inaugu- rate Monday next a mon- Ster sale. out of the total proceeds of which 50 will he donated to the propos- ed church for the use of Spanish-American Cath olics of this city. The sale will last until the Sat urdav following, Aug. II, and the promoters expect that, due to the worthi- ness of the object in view, it will prove to be one Of the most successful ever held in Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-08
HELD FOR GALE THEET

Lawrence and Layne Lillywhlte were arrested early in the week on complaint of w. T. Tweedy, of Mesa, on the charge of stealing two calves. The men waived a prelim- mary hearing before Justice Arnold and bound over to the superior court in $500 bonds.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-08
CHRISTIAN SERVICES

Rev. Glenn Teeter of Tempe will preach at the school house here Sunday evening on Prohibition and Temperance" The union Christian Endeavor will be held in the even ing while the Christian Sunday school will be held in the morning with Ora Hansen, leader
Arizona republican., 1915-08-08
Roosevelt District

The people of Roosevlt distirct are congratulating themselves upon the fact that work upon the addition to NeighborhoOd House has been in pro
 gress for a week. This addition when completed, at an estimated cost of fifteen hundred dollars, will seat two hundred people. which is double the present capacity of the building, and will provide a stage twelve by
Arizona republican., 1915-08-08
Water Service Report for August 7, by
 Special Phone to The Republican

Elevation of water in reservoir,
 at a. m. . 22O43 Contents. acre feet ..1,291,11 ,116 Gain in 24 hours, acre feet .. 479 Elevation one year ago w 1928 Contents year ago. acre feet. 194 ,S27 Flow of Verde and Salt Rivers
 at Granite Reef dam, NJ L.. 42,320 Normal flow water for lands up
 to year ............... Excess Amount of water used for irri-
 gation, north side, M. It.. 47,730 Amount of water used for irri-
 gation. south side. NJ. L.. 26,655
Arizona republican., 1915-08-08
NEW FIRM STARTED - T

NEW FIRM STARTED The new undertaking establishment own cd by Mohn, DriscOn x Company, located at 134 West Adams street, will he open Monday, August 9, with a complete equipment for em- halming. There will be lady assis- tants- Messrs. Nohn and Driscoll are pioneers in the undertaking business, having conducted the business on North First avenue until recently, when they sold out to one of their partners, Mir. Maus.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-08
VISITING FROM PHOENIX

J. I. McGaughey, a Phoenix ranch CT, visited at the home of his son. in-law,, T. H. Armstead. Wednes- day. MT. McGaughey was former Chandler rancher.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-08
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

LOST-Two-year- -old black heifer. white splash on flank, "Hassayanpa' white metal button in right ear, sharp horns. Just fresh. Reward for in formation. Phone at once to c. E. Con- nor. FIBRE. 2t
Arizona republican., 1915-08-08

Notice of purchase oI the Salt River Valley Monumental Works by Joe Mo nihan. who will keep a full line of stock. Expert workmanship. bs
Arizona republican., 1915-08-08

Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will set more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-08
SEEKING BROTHER-Lee Ru


 of Groom, Tex has written Chief of l Police Brisbois, requesting informa- = ton as to the whereabouts of Mute , Butler, his brother. who was supposed to have been living in Phoenix about three years ago. The chief does not recall any such person, but would be glad to receive information concern - ing him.
 MAKE MANY INSPECTIONS - During the week just ending, the city health department made S96 sanitary inspections. exclusive of dairies. The total notices served amounted to 404: complaints investigated. 9; nuisances abated 3GS; dairies inspected, 24; samples of milk taken and analysed, 6: samples of water taken and anal yzed (dairies), F. Six births were reported and four deaths. One case of typhoid fever was reported. This case was brought into the city from the country for treatment in a hos pital
 LEVY LEAVES-JOe Levy adVer- Using manager of The Republican,. left last evening for the coast. He will first drop into Pasadena, where for a day or two ne will be the guest of Charles R. Green. former business manager of this paper. Then he will go on to Los Angeles and San Fran cisco F. 0. Adams superintendent ot the job department of The Republican. will leave this evening for Los An geles. Arriving there he will become a member of a party of friends go- ing to San Francisco by automobile. Lew and Adams expect to be absent from Phoenix at least two weeks.
 HALLS GET MiXED-Thomas Hall and Ernest Hall, father and son, both intelligent, up-to-date fruit growers, advertise their luscious products in the classified columns of The Republican. The young man has been advertising delivered" prices on his fruit, which his dads figures have been "F. .. D. the ranch Thursday, Hall the Elder came in and ordered the Wide-a-Wake Republican office boy to cut the price in his ad and through some unusual error tho cut price was put in young Halls add. Now, Ernie gets up at A. M. as it is, to deliver his fruit in town, and was doubly grieved and irri- tated Friday and Saturday when his siesta was disturbed time and again hy phone calls from insistent would be purchasers of fruit at the impossible bargain price. He claims, and many others admit that his Blue Ribbon" fruit is worth all he can get for it and more and that he simply won't sell 1t at any sacrifice prices.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-08
MIR. BUSINESS MAN

MIR. BUSINESS MAN You may be cool in your office but how about your wife in her kitchen? A New Perfection oil cook stoke will solve her problem, at less than two dollars a month Phone 1880 for prices, and our man will call and Xplain.
 PHOENIX OIL co.
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TUTTI FRUTTI CAKE "The Home Made Kind. Phone 355S, Smith. 122 N. 1 St.-Adv. If
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LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

DeIIcIency m temperature yesterday, 1 degree.
 Deficiency in temperature since first of the month, II degrees.
 Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since January l. 344 degrees.
 Deficiency in rainfall yesterday. .03 inch.
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month. .2S inch.
 Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l, 1.70 inches
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Data for Tucson Highest temperature yesterday ..1OA Rainfall yesterday " 0
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Frank c. Hatch, who has been in San Francisco, for the past few months, has returned to New York city, his address is care of the Roy alton hotel.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-08

G. H. Rosenberg, is located at Los Angeles for the Summer.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-08

After a very pleasant outing at Oak Creek. John oscar Mullen is again at home in Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-08

J. H. Chapman, of Mesa, Arizona left Q few days ago for a months outing at Groom Creek, near Pres colt.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-08

MT. and Mrs. E. F. Pascoe, of North Second avenue, left yesterday for Long Beach and other coast 1 cities.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-08

NEW NOTARY-A notarial com mission was issued yesterday at the oIIlce of the secretary of state to Charles $. Chick, of CornviIIe.
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MT and Mrs. J. H. Langston and children, who have been spending the past few weeks at ocean Beach are located in Los Angeles for the next few weeks
Arizona republican., 1915-09-03
Bosworth at Lamara

The advance notices that had been received in Phoenix relative to the strength of the Hobart Bosworth Universal picture. The Scarlet Sin" failed to give a full idea of just how fine the four fast reels are. The story is an immense one of a mans sacrifice of splendid pastorate of the rich congregation for a simple home in a mining camp where pri- vation and want are the rule and not the exception.
 This preacher man is married and his wife who has led a butterfly life somewhat prior to meeting him does not enter into his ambitions and de- sires with the prophetic vision with which he is gifted whence the trou- ble She comes to herself in d fast cafe in Paris as the man she has run away with is suddenly entranced with the form and features of q dancing girl. The prodigal daughter gets home the night her husband, hearing of her supposed death. mar ries another woman. A fire in the parsonage gives her the opportunity and she rescues her little son at the expense of her own life. It is q fit ting cliamN to a real triumph in pie turdom. It will be shown again to- day
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At the Coliseum

The Pirates of Turkey opened last night at the Coliseum. and in
 pite of the indictment theater, show ed to d packed house. in fact the habit of showing to a packed house is fast growing on the Lee Harrison company The curtain rang up on the dancing maids and really no joshing they looked sort of cute, and doll like. They met with many en- cores and responded graciously to all calls Miss Jackson sang am going back to Dixie Land and was well applauded. The girls of the chorus then came across with q pret- ty dance and song. called Coming Through the Rye" This was extra well received. and loudly and longly applauded After all this dancing and singing had been gotten out of the way. the shooting started. All sorts sizes and varieties of noises and calamaties were pulled to scare the poor nigger person who appeared in the person of Lee hussef. The show is good one from start to
Arizona republican., 1915-09-03
PHOENIX LOOKS BETTER
 ID RETURNING TOURISTS

After d delightful two months
 vacation spent in southern Califor-
 nia, AIr. and Mrs. George w. Bar
 rows returned to Phoenix "Wednesday.
 san Diego and the exposition claimed ! the greater part of their time and i MT Barrows speaks very enthusias- ! tically of the beauty of the grounds
 and buildings. He said that he met
 great many Kansans. who. next to ] Arizonians. have d big place in the ] governors heart.
 ! MT RarroWs, who is the senior
 member of the Barrows- Fooshee Fur nitUre Company. reports that busi- ness in spite of the rair ana the
 tourists. was rather quiet in south i ern California and that in every re spcct Phoenix looked better than , ever to him. He says that the fact : that the Roosevelt dam is full of water has given this valley q great deal of valuable publicity. and he i believes this locality will see satis- factory influx of tourists and land seekers this coming winter season
Arizona republican., 1915-09-03
ADJUSTMENTS
THE WILD GOOSE CHASE STARRING INA CLAIRE
 AT THE ARIZONA NOW

Many of the most picturesque scenes in The Wild Goose Chase" 7" the Lasky photoplay in which Ina
 Claire makes her screen debut, are
 to be found in the episodes while the
 two young lovers-Bob and Betty are both members of a typical barn stOrming theatrical company which becomes hopelessly stranded It is one of the regular town hall to-
 night shows which are now so fast
 passing out of existence and will soon be only a romantic memory of other days. Romeo and Juliet is a standard in the repertoire-and Juliet has left without notice. Thus it happens that the heroine is en-
 gagged for the role of Juliet. and the hero manages to find q place for
 himself in d minor capacity.
 The star of this troupe is played by that wonderful character artist.
 Theodore Roberts. In his youth, Rob
 erts toured with some companies of
 just about this sort, and he throws
 into the chara awealth of depreciation and understanding. In his hands, this transformer becomes a personality, courageous in advers- ity and kind to all. perhaps a bad actor but certainly q fine man.
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will not attend her party an auomo- bile breaks down in front of their house and the occupant. Lord AL gernon St. Clair seeks refuge while his car awaits the repair man.
 Lord Algy is finally convinced that he at least should stay for the party. He stays and later is coaNed into spending the night with the family. Many extremely weird things happen during the evening and finally when Algy retires he is soon unloading the loot and apparently he has touched every one in the house However he does not get away as just in the nick of time a secret service man nabs him and he turns out to be a famous crook. And in the last scene we see Mrs. OBrien disgustedly throwing her copy or Who's Who In Society in the fire.
 To complete this program there will he a clever comedy. The Dea- cons Whiskers" in which Fay Tincher plays the lead.
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"Who's Who In


 Today and tomorrow the laughing success. Who's Who In Society" will be the feature offering. This is one
 of the famous George KIeine produc-
 tions and the cast is headed by Dan Moyles with a strong supporting company of Broadway stars. The story is an extremely humor- ous one dealing with one Mrs. Q Brien, newly rich, and with great social ambition. Said ambitions, however are not shared by her plain common chess loving husband who Was fortunate enough to make the money for the family. Pretty Mary
 Ellen. the daughter. and Jap but Ter, constitute the rest of the house.
 hold.
 one day Mrs. O'Brien sends out invitations to swell affair, how ever. some of the front families re fuse to attend and while she is mourning the fact that these people