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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-07
YOU'RE B|L|OUSI
CLEAN LIVER AND
BOWELS TONIGHT
Don't stay headachy, sick, or
have bad breath and
sour stomach.
Wake up feeling fine! Best
laxative for men, women
and children.

Enjoy life. Remove the liver and
bowel poison which is keeping your
head dizzy, your tongue coated, breath
offensive, and stomach sour Don't stay
bilious, sick, headachy. constipated and
full OF cold. Why don't you get a box
eat bne or two tonight and enjoy the
incest, gentlest liver and bowel cleans
ing you ever experienced. You Will wake
up feeling fit and fine. Cascarets never
gripe or sickcn like salts. pills, and
calomel. They act so gently that you
hardly realize you have taken
cathartic. Mothers should give cros-,
sick. bilious or feverish children a whole
Cascaret any time-they act thoroughly
and are narmless.-Advt
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former sheriff whelan and concurred In
by Lieutenant Giles. consisted OF an
admission that he struck a man with
his automobile at Drummond station the
night he fore Thanksgiving. In reply to
further questioning Soper stated that
he didn't know why he didn't STOP
thew testified.
The only direct evidence that SOBER
was Intoxicated on the night of the ac-
cident was given bv John Marshall. jr..
n colCred youth. He testified that
Soaer came into his dMarshalrs) shoe
shine parlor on Wisconsin avenue, late
in the afternoon of November ~. He
said Soper staggered. and l& could
smell II on his breath" but that he
was not really drunk"
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Cromwell o. Swami.

Funeral services for Cromwell orrick
Swami. who died Wednesday al the
residence Of his sister. Mrs. Frances s..
Williams. Mainside, Va. In his sixty
fourth year. will be held tomorrow at
ter. Mrs. c. a. s. sinclair. Rosemont,
Alexandria. Va. Interment will be>pri-
waite at PohIck, Va.
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"Cafe Wilson" Closed
By German Officer

AMSTERDAM. April 7.-"cafe Will
son." at Louvain, named in honor of
President Wilson. IL closed.
The Belgian owner. after being ar
rested several times for infractiop of
German military regulations regarding
the dispensing OF drinks. hung out the
sign: Cafe Wilson" seeking protection
behind the name The German com
mandant closed the place yesterday ON
charges OF new law violations.
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Winfield Ohutt.

FuneMl services for Winfield onfutt.
who died yesterday at his residence,
Travilla, Nd, in his sixty-seventh year,
Will be held tomorrow at 1890 O'Clock
1Eterment will be made in Potomac
Cemetery, Potomac, Md.
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Britten to Help FiSke
Obtain SecondHearing
Rear Admiral Desires to Challenge Certain State
ments Made in Testimony of Secretary
OF Navy Daniels.

Congressman Fred A. Britten. a mi
nority member OF the House Committee
on Naval Affairs. will. seek to get an
other hearing before the committee for
Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske. who
desires to challenge certain statements
recently made In the testimony of Sec
rotary Daniels.
Mr.. Britten holds that Chairman Pad
gett. who turned down Admiral F'iske's
REQUEST TO appear, saying that the hear
ings had closed, has no authority to
speak for the whole committee. end that
the letter OF Admiral Flskc asking for
a hearing was addressed to the full
committee.
The Illinois member says he will de-
mana a committee vote on the Fiske APP
peal. which ad1s another chapter to
the Daniels fiske controversy.
Several points are Mt issue In the tes-
timony OF the two Officers. and Admiral
Fiske wrote the Naval Committee that
the testimony OF tie secretary OF the
Navy has cast serious cloud on mine"
Wine Mess Story Disputed.
One OF the disputed points is whether
Admiral Fiske told Secretary Daniels
that II the latter's wine mess order went
into effect and the naval officers were
deprived Of their stimulants they would
20 to using cocaine
Admiral Fiske. in denying that, he adj
vccated PLACING at the head Of the
Navy Department men whose fathers
and grandfathers were In the service,
akserts that his own father was a
clergyman. and that mot one of my
Daternal ancestors for more than 400
years has been in the army or navy"
Explanation Was Made.
lie puts an entirely different con-
struction from that given by Secretary
Daniels to Admiral Fiske's ambition to
he commander of the Atlantic fleet, say
ing that Admiral Fletcher at one time
suggested that he. Fiske. was entitled to
tic promotion. and that Fletcher was
due to become aide for operations. Sub
scUuently. saws Admiral Fiske, Admir-
al Fletcher made n satisfactory expla-
nation why he changed his mind when
Secretary Daniels offered the position
OF comma nder-in-chief TO Fletcher.
III denying Admiral Fiske an oppor-
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Guard, nre to be instructed In runnin :
automobiles as well as riding horse
back.
While the instruction In horsemnn-
ship will be paramount to the "gasoiene
cavalry the chief duty OF the ord 80
lies being tc ccout on horseback. the
European war and the few days the
American amy has been In Mexico
have developed that the automobile
Rays all important part in the military
game.
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FUNERAL RITES FOR
CAPITAL RESIDENTS
Hours and Places Of Services Ar.
ranged by Bereaved Families.
Thomas c. Butt.

Funeral services for Thomas c. Butt,
who died Wednesday at his home near
Rockville. Nd. in his sixty-second year,
will be held st the family residence to-
morrow at II o'clock. Interment will
be made In the Rockville Union Gene
tory.
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"Gasolene Cavalry" Plan
Of Wisconsin Guardsmen

APPLETON, Wis. April 1.-MembeIs
Of the mounted orderly section D: the
Second IntantrS. Wisconsin National
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well, ] Should Say
Gets IT. DOES Work"
Look a There, If You Don't Think
It's Just Wonderful for Cornsv

BLESS my stars. look at IL! Land Of
the livin'i Why, just look at II! That
corn came right off--just like pecling
bananas. Put your finger on my tie,
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feel how smooth the skin is? We'll,
that's where the corn was. Well. that
beats all" That's the way "Gets-It"
works on all corns, every corn. every
time. It's the new. simple way OF
curing corns. You'll say cood-hy to all
foolish contraptions like bunglinE BAN
daGes. sticky tape. plasters toc.eatiny
salves. and grave-diggers such as knives,
razors and scissors. "Gets-It" stopj
pain Applied in 2 seconds. Never fails
Nothing to stick to. hurt. or press on
the corn.
"Gete-It" Ia sold everywhere. @0 n
bottle, or sent direct by e. Lawrence
and recommendcd al The worlds hest
corn remedy by O'Donnell's dug Store.
Peoples Drug store. p. G. Affleck.-
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06

Howard B. NClaflin. secretary of the county central committed. has issued the following statement.
 We have with the assistance of patriotic workers and our candidates waged a clean but vigorous campaign. meeting ALL issues in a straightfor ward manner. ever confident that the proper presentation of the republican candidates twho are not office seekers bVt men especially selected for their ability to properly economically and efficiently handle the several positions 10 which they aspire). would, with their plain statement of the issues at hand receive the ever increasing enthusiasm that has greeted them
 Our belief has been more than justi- fled. We meet the issue tomorrow with not only the utmost confidence but with the assurance of the heartiest sup port from workers and automobile owners in every precinct in the county fl any worker. or auto owner has been overlooked. we assure you that 1t was not intentional and would appreciate having you call us up at once. phone 1895. No worker or auto owner should fail to do what he can even though they may not be able to put in the whole day. Let Us all work together In getting the votes in early.
 Yours for victory,
 HOWARD E. CHAPLIN. Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
ELECTION LUNCH-Lt

ELECTION LUNcH-Lunch will be served election day by the members of the Osoorn Parent Teachers As socistion at the Central avenue groc cry on North Central avenue.
 RETURNS FROM GLObE Mrs. Burke C. Payne Jr., has returned 10 her home in Phoenix. after having spent the summer months in Globe with her husband. who is in charge of the interests of the Payne and Sauffley Company in that city.
 SPEEDER Morton Sher- faud was arrested Sunday afternoon on charge of exceeding the speed limit It is alleged that he drove his machine at rate in excess of 10 miles an hour on Jefferson street, between Sixth and Ninth streets.
 DEATH OF CHlLD-After an ill., ness of over month the four year old child of MT and Mrs. Frank L. Martinez. of 40S F. Buchanan street passed away yesterday at five o'clock Funeral services will be held from the family residence at l.30 this aft ernoon
 HOTEL DANcE-The first of a series of dancing parties was given at the Annex hotel Saturday evening to the hotel guests and invited parties. the event proving an elaborate suc- cess. MT. and Mrs. Milburn. who conduct the hotel. acted as host and hostess. Music was furnished by the orchestra
 MEMBERSHIP RENEWED - Tie certificate of the renewal of member - ship in The American Trotting Asso- citation was received yesterday bs State Fair Secretary T. D. Shaug.i- nesy. The membership authorizes .ie state fair to make all collections for | the association. impose fines and in ! flict the penalty of expulsion and sus- | pension in accordance with the by laws and regulations of the organi- zation
 COWBOYS WORkoUT-Many of tho cowpunchers who are here to par ticipate in the cowboy sports at the Arizona state fair, were working out at the fair grounds yesterday after noon. Several wild horses were rid den and number of the bronchc busters practiced the pony race that will be one of the big features of the meet during fair week. November 1, tO lS inclusive.
 RACE DRIVER ARRESTED-D. l. Philipp. who has entered a Paige ma chine in several of the events. at. tempted to test his mount out on Cen tral avenue, between Culver ant Roosevelt streets. The engine had jus started to purr at 30-mile -an hou clip when Motorcycle Patrolmal Strathy happened along. As a result Philipp was taken 10 police headquar ters on a charge of exceeding the spec limit.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
HOW 10 VOTE
 ON AhE MOMENTS
By Robert s. Fisher

So many people have asked me about the meaning of the amend ments that l submit. the following for what 1t is worth.
 VOTE NO" on 100 and 101. This would vitiate the power of the people to initiate laws.
 VOTE YES" on 10f PROHIB1- TION. II mends the hole made in tho law by judicial opinion
 VOTE NO on los and 107. It Is gerrymander law and full of jokers. lt makes the supervisors too powerful.
 VOTE NO" on los and 109. LOCAL OPTION. It means a dry spot and then q wet one. The wet one ~'f leak into the dry one-making 1t alf and nlf.
 VOTE "Nop on 11O and III. alleged COMPENSATION LAW II spells the DEATH KNELL OF LABOR. It is a fashion plate without dress goods Ii Is absolutely vicious against labor.
 VOTE NO" on l12 and 113, ABOL- fSHfNG SENATE. The joker k thu it provides for the legislature to n- crease it's number by legislative act
 NTOE YES" on 300 ABOLISHING CAPITAL PUNISHMENT. The case is out Of politics now. l. removes the pardoning power and makes society safe from murderers without state murder.
 VOTE YES" on BOP. LABOR COM MISSIONER. I was in some doubt about another commission. but since corporations have n commission fdr their supervision labor should also have me if desired.
 VOTE NO" on 904 and 305. STATE ARcHITECT This is just one more CRAFT.
 VOTE "NO@ on 30s and 30a, ABSO- UTE DIVORCE. It is an attempt to breathe the breath of hell into the atmosnbere of the HOME.
 If elected COUNTY ATTORNEY. l will as the LAW OFFICER of the county. explain from time to time the meaning and prohabie effect oi pro- posed lawz-Adv
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
HITCHCOCK DESIRES
 KIbbEY'S ELECTION AS J. $. SENATOR

Joseph H. Kibbcy. republican can didate for United States senator, re- ceived a telegram from Frank Hitch cock. chairman of the national re- publican committee. last night, in which Mir. Hitchcock expressed his earnest hope that former Governor Kibbey would be elected.
 Chairman Hitchcock asked Gov ernor Kib5ey his personal opinion on the various angles of the political situation. and the reply sent him. ex- pressed the senatorial candidates great confidence in the success of the reanhlican ticket In his reply Gov
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
REPUBLICANS HAVE
 WACED CLEAN BUT
 VIGOROUS CONTEST

That the republican county ticket Is bound to win at the polls tomorrow. is the firm belief of the county central committee There Is no getting around the fact, and the democrats will admit it. that the hardest political fight in years has been waged in Maricopa county within the past few weeks
 Believing that the people are going to do their best to put Maricopa coun- " on q clean business like basis.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06

ernor Klbbey said that the election oi Tom Campoell seemed assured.
 Mir. Hitchcocks telegram follows. "Hon. J. II Kibbey.
 Phoenix. Arizona.
 'I e~-7esflv hope you are going to win How does il look to you2 Pieace wire me at Congress hotel. Let me 4a,e Acdr JuCgneut also as to state and electoral tickets. Shall be trc- and elecrorial tickets. Shall oe trem meodauslv pleased if Arizona goes re- publican. and elects you senator
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
F YOU WANT ID
 VOTE FIND OUT
 WHERE TO DO T
POLLING PLACES FOR THE GEN ERAL ELECTION. NOVEMBER
 Eth, 1916.

AGUA CAllENTE PRECINCT: School District No. 72.
 AGUILA PRECINCT: T. J. Hill. ard's residence.
 ALHAM BRA PRECINCT; Reaseok- CT Hall, Alhambra.
 AlkIRE PRECINCT: Troutz build ing, corner of Apache and Center streets.
 ARLiNeIoN PRECINCT: South Tent House Peterson ranch.
 BROADWAY PRECINCT: West Ward school house.
 BUCKEYE PRECINCT: New city hall Buckeye.
 CARTWRIGHT PRECINCT: Cart wright school house.
 CAVE CREEK PRECINCT: E. A. Towards ranch.
 CHANDLER PRECINCT; Chandler Garace. Chandler.
 CHRlSTY PRECINCT: Store room corner Grand Ave. and Walnut street.
 COLDWATEa PRECINCT: School house. District No. 49.
 CREIGHTON PRECINCT: School house District No. 14.
 FISH CREEK PRECINCT: Fish Creek station.
 FOWLER PRECINCT: Fowler school house.
 GERMANIA PRECINCT: Garfield school house. Thirteenth and GarfieIj
 CHA BEND PRECINCT: School house District No. 24.
 GILBERT PRECINCT: School house District No. 41.
 GLENDALE PRECINCT No. 1 Of. flee Southwestern Suaar & Land Co
 GLENDALE PRECINCT No. 2; City hall HEARD PRECINCT: School house i District No. 66. HleLEY PRECINCT: sOrey store ' Hiqley. ! IRVINE PRECINCT: 11o2 South | Seventh Ave. Phoenix
 ISAAC PRECINCT: School house District No. 5. 1 LAVEEN PRECINCT; School hOus, ! District No. 5o. 1 District No. 10.
 LOS oLWos PRECINCT No. { Gsraoe. Chalmers residence.
 LOS OLWoS PRECINCT No. 2 Residence TYPO N. Center St.
 LIBERTY PRECINCT: Libertl
 MERIDIAN PRECINCT; cashio' store.
 MESA PRECINCT NO. I: City hall
 MESA PRECINCT. No. 2: Old Vii bur real estate office. Mshoney build
 MESA PRECINCT No. 3. Andrev mortenson's residence.
 MESA PRECINCT No. {; Dreg
 MoRRisTowN PRECINCT: Co. hall, Norristown.
 MURPHY PRECINCT: School hOus District No. 21.
 MADISON PRECINCT: Madison school house.
 MCDOWELL PRECINCT: Aseno, MoOowell. oRME PRECINCT: West En
 OSBORN PRECINCT No. i: s,or building Indian school and Centrs
 OSBORN PRECINCT No. 2: Hut son & Gegax store. Central Ave. an ln1ian school road.
 PARK VIEW PRECINCT: Munge Olive Factory. South Center St.
 Phoenix No. 1: 235 North Centr- Ave. kisse kar Shop. PHOENIX No. 2: Central s,ho, building and Center St. PHOENIX PRECINCT No. 3: ] and 3e South First Ave. PHOENIX PRECINCT No. 1: B Jefferson street.
 PHOENIX PRECINCT No. 5: Mor roe school building. Seventh and Va Burcn.
 kinIey school house, Fifth street an Pierce. PHOENIX PRECINCT No. 2; Vir einia grocery. 7t3 N. Second street.
 PHOENIX PRECINCT No. 8: Fiji House. Corner Seventh Ave. and Va Buren St.
 PHOENIX PRECINCT No. g: Cap tol school building, West Van Bure street. PHOENIX PRECINCT No. 10: 3. South Seventh Ave. , PHOENIX PRECINCT No. ii; South Eleventh St. Z PHOENIX PRECINCT No. i2: Fl house, corner Ninth and Van Burs streets. |" PHOENIX PRECINCT No. 13: A son store, Tenth and Roosevelt Sts.
 PHOENIX PRECINCT No. IA: A /, rnory. cornor p-lk rnJ First Sts. Q PHOENIX PRECINCT No. IS: ii !. North Third St. ' PHOENIX PRECINCT No. 16: Ga 1, age, Westminster Apartments. S41 '' Second Ave. d PHoENlx PRECINCT No. 17: '
 PHOENIX PRECINCT No. ts: IS West Madison St.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
OF LOCAL INTEREST

IRepubliean A. p. Leased Wire1
 WASHINGTON, n. C.. Nov. 5.-For Arizona Monday fair. not much change in temperature. Tuesday fair and warmer.
 Coloi ado: Monday rain or snow west portion, generally fair east DOT tion, colder. High westerly winds sub siding. Tuesday fair, moderate tenn peratuye
 New Mexico: Monday generally fair and colder. Tuesday. fair
 West Texas: Monday generally fair colder in the north Tuesday. unsettled colder.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY U. s. Department Of Agriculture Weather Bureau, Water Users Bldg

degrees. Excess in temperature since the first of the month. degrees Accumulated excess in temperature since January l, 3S degrees. Normal precipitation January lst to date. 6.4l inches. Actual precipitation. January lst to date. 6.37 inches. Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January 1. .04 inch.
 ROBERT Q. GRANT.
 Meteorological.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
Chicken Dinner

The C. M l.. church will give an up- town chicken dinner at the City Hall plaza in front of the band stand. Tues day from 11:30 o'clock in the morning until 8 o'clock in the evening. Chicken will be featured on the menu.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06

Heartiest good wishes to you. Am leaving for New York tomorrow noon
 "I RANK HITCHCOCK"
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06

Free cars to polls. Telephone GIG. 194e or l7el cn election day. Hunt for governor. Headquarters. Ford Hetel-Adv n
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06

LABOR; We ask for bre7d. do not give us stone. Vote against the mis- named Workmen's Compensation Act. Adv.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06

The Phoenix Garden Club will hold it's fall flower show on Thursday, November 9. at the Woman's club building. Entries may be filed with the temporary secretary. Mrs. Dwight B. Heard, 1905 North Central avenue. It is hoped that all interested in flower gardens will exhibit.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06

First NJ. E. ladies will serve cafe terra dinner from II to ?, election day at 37 N. First Ave.-Ady. |
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06

LABOR: We ask for bread, do not give US stone. Vote against the mis. named Workmen's Compensation Act. Adv
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06

LAsOP: We ask for bre1d, do not uive us stone Vote against the mis- named Workmens Compensation Act. Adv.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Bible Glass Meeting

The regular weekly meeting of Dean Scarlett's Bible class will be held al the Y. ". C. A. at o'clock this after noon.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06

Forget the election by going 10 tn, high school tonight single admission 15c.--Adv. 1t
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06

Fun. mirth tonight. high school -- Adv. II
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

MAN to acts as night clerk and Watchman. Arizona Egyptian Cottor
 Co. Foot of Fifth street It
 DESIRABLE ROOM in good loca ton. 2e1 N First Ave fl
 ONE OF THE BEST apartments in the ely, furnished. Win be vacant Fen the lDth. can be seen any day this week Call 52i N. Second street. ?
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06

EVERYTHING cLOSEO-Ail mu- nicipal. state and federal buildings, as well as local banking institutions will be closed all day Tuesday election day, which Is national holiday. Other commercial activities will continue in their usual manner
 BIGGEST VOTE EVER-The largest vote In the history of the city is am ticipated al the general election Tues day. The registration for Phoenix and
 Maricopa for this election far exceeded
 that Of any former year. l. s be- lieved that the vote in Maricopa coun- ty will exceed the ia.00O mark
 CfTYS HEALTH GOOD Con tagion ln Phoenix Is at low ebb at the present time according tn a statement issued by Health officer Beauchamp Saturday afternoon No new contagious diseases have been reported to the health department during the week just closed
 DISTURBED PEACE-After threat ening the life of an old man and caus- ing considerable other disturbance in | the neighborhood of 40s South Third
 street. Ella Holman was taken into : custody by Patrolman Duncan at 90 o'clock Sunday afternoon. A charge oi | disiurblng the peace was placed against i her at police headquarters. She will ! be taken before Judge Thomas in the ! police court Monday afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06

LABOR: We ask for bred, do not
 give vs stone. Vote against the nis.
 named Workmen's Compensation Act. Adv.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06

PHOENIX PRECINCT No. i9: Grant school. Fifth Ave. and Sherman street.
 PALo VERDE PRECINCT: Palo Verde school house.
 PEORIA PRECINCT: Robinson's store.
 RIVERSIDE PRECINCT: New Riv- erside store building.
 SCOTTSDALE PRECINCT: Bakery building, Scottsdale.
 SENTINEL PRECINCT: School house at Sentinel.
 SUNNYsiDE PRECINCT: Sunny side school house.
 TEMPE PRECINCT No. i: w. '. Cum n. nq's residence.
 TEMPE PRECINCT No. 2: Oviedo store. Mesa Road. Tempe.
 TEMPE DISTRICT No. 3: Laird building. Fourth street West.
 TEMPE PRECINCT No. l: City hall. Tempe.
 WAsHlNeToN PRECINCT: Wash inston school house.
 WiCkENBURG PRECINCT No. [: Garden of All-h. WIcKeNeURo PRECINCT No. ?: City hall.
 WILSON PRECINCT: Wilson school house.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06

I-gee cars-to-p polls. Telephone ele, ig4G or I7sI szS~SlecllQn- day EiIIi f4I f 2, zrss sQ1 \ 1eE10r. 5- aeadaa2rtsrs E2AJ H0tei1AdV. n