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Arizona republican., 1916-05-10
TOM BRENNAN OUT
 FUR LEGISLATURE
Former Member of the State le9is- lsture Announces That He Is
 After Job Again

r. NJ. Brennan. a member of the first legislature. and man widely known in democratic circles thoru2h- out the state. has announced that he @Ill be candidate for the nomina- tion for representative to the legis- latlrc. subject to the action Of the coming state primaries.
 In his formal announcement which Brennan has published. he lfhas an bounced that he is taking the action fci the reason that he has been inter esled in the advancement of the agri- cultural resources of the state for many years.
 lle was the author of the Carey act Band and Irrigation biA. which makes II possible for Arizona to take advan- ! tages of the provisions of the Carey Act He has also stated that some thing should he done for the farmers especially in aiding them to market 1 their provisions and produce.
 brennan at present is secretary O. the local Moose lodge. and is well known in fraternal circles
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10
BODY 0F PHOENIX
 BOY NOT RECOVERED

Writing from Lakeside, Arizona, Luther Green tells about the tragic death of his 16 year old son Joe. who was drowned there recently.
 lie says in part: He was drowned on April IS. I have had the assist ance of cattlemen, Indian scouts, gov ernment aid from Fort Apache and White River Indian agency for about ten days The river has been patrolled.
 The river was not considered dangerous. but is not passable no~ Unless the government restocks the streams. the fishing will never be any good now, due to the floods"
 Jce Green attended the Monroe school two years ago and was well known to great many here.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10
Kramer is Phoenician

Roman w. Kramer. elected state deputy of the Knights of Columbus at Tucson yesterday, is a Phoenlcian. He is assistant United States attorney under Thomas A. Flynn. having re- ceived that appointment d short time ago. Prior to holding that position, he was private secretary to Mr. Flynn. and Sawtelle.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10
GIRLS! GIRLS! YOU MUST TRY THIS!
 DOUBLES BEAUTY OF YOUR HAIR

ty Of your hair A delightful sur prise awaits those whose hair has been neglected or is scraggy. faded. dry, brittle or thin. Besides beautify- ing the hair, Danderine dissolves every particle of dandruff: cleanses, pi1ifies and invigorates the scalp. forever stopping itching and falling hair. but what will please you most will be after a few week use, when you see new hair-fine and downy at first-yes-but really new hair grow
 ing all over the scalp. If you care for pretty. soft hair, and lots of it, surely get 9 cent bottle of knowl tons Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter and just try it.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10
PRICES PAID TODAY BY
 WALTER HILL CO
LICENSED TO WE'D

LICENSED TO WEDA marriage license was issued yesterday to Lo- | renser Harris and Elizabeth Grace. | both of Maricopa
 DEATH OF HOWARD CASSIDY Died in Los Angeles. on May 6. How ard Cassidy, brother of Mrs. W. A. | Parish formerly of Phoenix
 DEPUTY CROSS HERE-Deputy Sheriff C. E.. Cross of Douglas was in Phoenix yesterday en route for the coast for alleged automobile thieves wanted in Cochise county.
 UNDELiVERED TELEGRAMS -l There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following E. F. Goodwin. Jerry Eaton, Mrs. J. D. Disher, James
 C. Miller. s. E. Keel
 BICkNELL COMMITTED Roy Bicknel of the Phoenix Bottling Works suffered nervous breakdown from Overwork and was committed to the state hospital yesterday. Bick-
 nell has been in poor health for the
 past year
 | FELIX ExAMINED-Jesus Felix who is alleged to have hit John 1 Hauser over the head with a shovel as
 the result of dispute in the brick
 yard recently was given his prelimin-
 ary examination in Judge Parkers court yesterday and held to answer to the superior court. His bail was
 placed at $500 which he furnished.
 SAVANNAH MARRiED-Savanna
 Robinson. the colored girl who came
 into promneree during the alleged
 election frauds and was held in the county jail as witness, yesterday became the wife of Frank Mcdonald. Savannah recently lodged complaint against Mcdonald that caused her re- moval from the jail to the Crittenton Home
 IS BEST EvIDENCE-The famil, Bible was brought into court yester- day to prove that Carlos Valenzuela was under legal age The case against the boys for stealing tho watches and change of Roy Perry ant l Harold Bird was then transferred t. ! 'he juvenile court of Judge Parker ! His companion. Ramon Corta wal l sentenced to sixty days in the count, 5 jail.
 1 MAY CHANGE MiND-Hon. A. c { Austin. member of the second stat ! legislature was in town from Chand Ter yesterday. Asked if he would b 1 candidate for the same position a l the democratic primaries in Novem ! Der he replied, My mind is made u ! that l am not going to have my nam [ on the ballot, but of course | coul ! change my mind
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10
KRAMER |S STATE
 DEPUTY IF THE X. [.
Local Man Honored at State Conven- ton; Order for Preserving Ruins
 of Mission
Republican A. p. Leased wireI

TUCSON. May 9. - R. w. Kramer was chosen state deputy of the Knights of Columbus of Arizona at the closing session of the ninth state council of the order here today, and Prescott was chosen as the next place of meeting
 Resolutions were passed advocating having the federal government acquire Catholic historical ruins" in the state so that they may be declared national monuments. The resolutions refer specially to abandoned and decaying missions founded by Franciscan mis- sionarieS.
 Delegates to the supreme council were instructed to work for reduc- tion in insurance rates to railway men who are members of the order
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10
For 25 Certs You Can Make Your Hair lustrous, Fluffy,
 and Abundant

Immediate ?-Yes. Certain?-thats the joy of it. Your hair becomes light, wavy. fluffy, abundant and ap- pears as soft. 1ustrous and beautiful as young girls after a Danderine hair cleanse. Just try this-moisten a cloth with a little Danderine and carefully draw it through your hair, taking one small strand at a time This will cleanse the hair of dust
 dirt or excessive oil, and in just a few moments you have doubled the beau
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10
WEATHER TODAY
rneDub,icsn A. P..Leased wirel

WASHINGTON. D. t.. May 9.-For Arizona Wednesday and Thursday, generally fair. cooler north portion Wednesday.
 Oklahoma and West Texas: Gener- ally fair Wednesday and Thursday. Colorado: Wednesday generally fair. south portion .ocal showers north DOT ton. much cooler; Thursday fair and cool
 New Mexico: "Wednesday. generally fair. cooler north portion: Thursday generally far and cooler.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Iris Is to. formally advise that l will be candidate for the Demorstic nomination. for representative to the State Legislature from Maricopa County. subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
 1 have but one or two principles to advocate. viz: Advancement for the farmers of the State. a square dear' for the working man and no special legislation.
 THOMAS NI DRENNAN.- 7 (Advertisement) IL
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10
AUCTION SALE

Of great producing milk cows. Fri d;tN May l2th at , D. m 10 head heavy producing fresh Holstein COWS. F head Scotch line (milk strain) Dur Ean cows. fresh. full blools: 10 head 2-Near-oid Guernsey heifers. bred: holstein bull. l Guernsey bull. both registered. miles nortL on Center st.. Glendale car leaves at 1.20 D. m. goes direct to sale. Arizona Dairy Cattle Co, Henry L. Eads. Mgr-Adv.
 bd
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY
Furnished by U. S. Weather eureau)

Excess in temperature yesterday, degrees.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month, 39 degrees.
 Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1. 362 degrees.
 Normal precipitation January 1st to date. 2.S2 inches.
 Actual precipitation January list 10 date, 2.99 inches.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
PRAYER MEETING

The First Baptist church. the Cen tral Methodist church. and the First Methodist church will hold a union prayer meeting this evening at 7:30 at the First Methodist church.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10

The Woodmen Circle will give a ball at Patrick's hall this evening. All are invited Admission will be charged
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10
OF LOCAL INTEREST
Stored Water Supply
Water Service Record for May g

Elevation Of water in reser-
 .Voir at 6 a. m. ............ -2o.9 Contents. acre feet L,S92,97l Loss in 24 hours, acre feet olo Elevation one year aSo ...... 22Ho] Contents one year ago ......l.41l,6'O Amount of water used for ir-
 Iigation. north side, NJ. L. 55.lO0 Amount of water used for ir-
 rigauon. south side. Nj. L S2.9S0
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10
Data for Tucson

Highest temperature yesterday 100 Rainfall yesterday .............. Q
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10

Dance at Alhambra. Saturday, May 13th.--Adv.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10

Dance at Alhambra, Saturday, May 13ih.-Adv. bl
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
JAMES WILSON NAMED HEAD
OF AGRIrIlL TuhAL BODY

NEW YORK. April ~ james Wilson
~ Traar, la. secretary ~ agriculture In
ths cabinets ~ Presidents Mckinley,
Roosevelt and Taft. was elected nfsais
deut ~ tha National Agricultural 40
eisty, phiah wAA organised hsfs today
The avowad purpose ~ tha association
wltl ha 70 serve "a ihs mauthpitus oi
ths farmers N the United STATES h haFir
cultural questions ~ nationwide inter,
eHt
some N the suhIsar which wii Ne
taken up are said n ~ rural rfsaltn.
uaifnHm agricultural legislation, promo.
Elon tn uanssafsd eentsFs IN population
lH interest ~ rural sttlFittsA. eosnpsras
tiau IN ths conservation ~ natural ~
sources ard corporation kmana farmers
IA establishing hattaF methods "a mar
KEELING sna distributing farm pFpdueta
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
MAN AND WOMAN HELD
TO EXPLAIN CUTTING ScRApE

NfaHh hahiHsant saIafsa. wak brought
n ihs police stailaa with aHssfal aeFsFa
eats ~ lhu Hif ard ~ this aFM whlah
~ ssstis tlaFKarrt Mfaeh eaiHfsa iHs
iHei8d sin sniia yesterday sstnlna
fN'iaHiha ~ afAHbtshi shi6A t0ak Rt#ts
" liaN haiAh Fahhsnih slfAaN f..
fhe psif wsan arrested AA1 hnia Taht
lns sfE@sFalsa IL me patee faNf1 thla
MMFBiHM
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

at the Lnxue park. A lead OF six points
in thc first inning Of tho game proved
the undoing OF the Commercial players
and they lost the game by = hxspoint
margin,
Gust RnKia. pitcher for tina south team,
distinguished himself with total NJ
thirteen atrIks=nnta,
The South team leaves this Noon fer
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

ACCUSED or MURDER,
DIAL R0W FOUND HERE

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taHH AkHeM hame Mililama aNa tNstt
fle4 a# as sHH re lft HaM ~ Haf
ttF hahs8t 7te aathaH9ltA wt6t bett
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
Bowlers in Brunswick Tourney
Doubles Surprise All with
Their Scores.
HIoH SINGLES AND DOUBLES
standing Of Teams
FINE. AfA& FgVEMffG

Three HlRshundfed games marked the
opening of The singles last evening ~ the
firunhwiak alloys. Ziabeli of the Wood
Bros taani with hiRh handicap of %
pins negotiated high mark ~ ssl De-
spite the efforts OF WaAman, HHEga,
KsnHsdg and a fey others with a lesser
handicap. this total stlll stood hiah A.
tha Close 0f the evening and stands .
good chance u hoins high money ~ The
end Of The series this evening
Randall ma Baape ~ tie ttobeHs0n'a
Hbeep Barn crew surprised The crowd hs
bowling Into first money IN The doubles
This duo swept paat The high mark eas
fabllFhed BY Thomas and Burke ana TO-
tailed high mark n the tourney IN ,2t2
points Ham and Briggs btii held third
rlars with \ total ~ LIE Clark AMI
Taylor. Roth 6ud zlebel ana CLARK and
Fineh took q stand In the last half OF
tita doubles money briggs bids fair 10
taks money In every event. individually
and collectively
letters Far IN Lead,
THE tfBn1 standard has gone ~ thf Jsts
tefs 0ld Age with the Rheep Barn and
the AiishtaFs ~ second and third plaees.
Tits evening the last n the singles Will
be rolled There n plenty N oppof.
ttnity f6t the singles Score % BE- passed
even though Il Ia high one. such
sharks ~ Ham. Tanner Hull, acoN
Green. Nelson. DaVlne, Thomas and Man
ran are yet 10 bowl LatH singles scores
may alter The all.fvents standing which
Briggs leads ~ present
Whatever may be your need, a Hes
Want I'D will get ~ for you.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
LOW SCORES ARE ROLLED
IN INDIVIDUAL TOURNEY

How1inR In m. Greater Omaha indi.
siduM tournament At the Fnrnarn silevs
last night vas very slow. low scores he
ing tha rule Tho beat rolling waA dons
by Hoasnberg, vim took hia match from
Terrell. four games out Of aix, Shields
waA easy for Y1useu, who had % 80
only five games 10 Vim, The scorer
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
SOUTH HIGH GATHERS IN
COMMERCE HIGH TEAM

south High school won the opening
game NJ the season IN the Tri-rity in
teracholastie base bali competition Yoster=
dsY afternoon registering defeat of
70 70 over the Commerce High team
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

Stolen bases Baird 3. BARNEY, n Fac
t1fice hits! fisrE0E, fIlnclfnan, Schmidt
Double plays 0r0h ~ WlnR0s Harmon
10 Wagner n Johnston tiinehtnaH funs
Assistsd1 Bases on balls orr BthHsidfft
5 on psie. on Harmon, z, liitR and
earned runs. OFF schneider. J hits and
riI1a in thru innings, on Daie, / hits and
] run III five innings, Off Harmon, q hits
and 1 run IN nins Innings btrnGk auti
nv Dale, II by Harmon 4 PASSED ball
hchmidt rmpifssi 0pat and Iiaffis
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
COOMBS OPPOSES
BENDER; PILLS WIN
Former Star Hurlers on Ono. Time
Wrecking Grew Hurl Against
Each Other.
TIVE TO THREE rs THE SCORE

PHILADELPHIA. IA. April "a
coombs and Bender. formerly star pitch
efs Of the Philadelphia Americans, or
posed each other IN . championship for
he first time here today. brooklyn won.
b 70 Both vetsrans we're hit hard,
Hsnder for ten safsties IN SEVEN innings
nnd co6nbs for nins In sin innings,
Eeora.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

Logan. Ia. whore they will play the
high school team Of that town this att
ernoon The Aenrsi
South HiRh.......,. 100000 2--l0 Is IL
Commercial High 002I0o0-f Ia
Umpire; Morris Olsen OF the Israndais
nine
Southern Association.
Birmingham, O. Atlanta,
mo others arheduisd1
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

tf3Atisd for BENDER In tbs seventh
snattsd for Mayer IN tho ninth


S Ssls.Iy9 ,..4 .".a.5 SJt3f$$ &
TwosbAss hits. coorabs, BtenKsL Luds
erDs. Whltted Stolen bass M0wFAYi
sacrifice nys Burns Double play Olson
~ GutshaW ~ Daubsrtf First bass on
errors Brooklyn, B. HaAs on balls on
Goohibs. 4 Hits and earned runs orr
cDombs, . hits and \ runs In siK innings
or pfeffsr, 1 hitH ana no runs HI three
innings, On Bender. 10 hits and runs
IN seven Innings. or Mayer no hlta And
~ runs IN two inniukH I'm by pitched
ball ~ Whitfield, Pfsffar STRUCK OUT
~ coomba. Il by pfeffeft 81 bv fender.
! ny Mayer 4. VIA pitch C00fnbss
rmpifss. Hlgier and Easoni
tabs Dsfsst cards.
CHICAGO, April as.@sriauds Hendrix
hold NJ. Louis p two hits t0dsy while
chicago pounded ~ waY into tis for
fret place HI tbs National league race
through ~ o victory tie Cubs
seventh straight Only 0uA man reached
thlrd bare for the Cardinals and ~ seven
~ the ninh innings only three fnsf faIed
Hendrix. who struck out seFah, tanning
lie side In The nth. Every Chicago bafs
to- got NJ Isast one IN on Aaiiae ~
ginff, Williams md Zimmerman leading
~ the attack EeDfss
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

tated after an asrgplana accident but
hs brought aa his bride the former
baroness 9sselie 10 ViVaflo 81 Belgium,
Mr. MhfbufK ien oxford when the war
broke ON 10 Join The British flying eofps.
ana made hundreds " DANGEROUS Rights.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

War has not been Wholly yDkin1 %
Theodore NafbnfE. d. ~ Baltimore,
son of ths former United btatss minister
70 Brussels, tie has just returned on an
American liner with . pair " erutqhes
replacing hts left isg, which gas afnpus
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

sunday night whsn Waneh6w will meet
ffunz and doff Will meAt Ho~euherK
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

1000 Way
Postage alone would cost
$1,000 if you should send one
letter to $4,000 Prospects, to say
nothing of the cost of the letter itself
And yet for just twenty
cents you can place your propo-
sition before the people in over $4,000
homes by means of a twenty -word Want-Ad in
next Sundays Bee
There's never been so
cheap a way in all the world to
get before great masses of the people
and tell them what you have TO sell or what
service gou can g1Ue.
Not only that, but The
Sunday Bee goes to people who
aOamt and look in it's columns for the
things you haze to offer. Thousands of people
are making money through Want Ads" e0erg
week--why don't your
Put Your ''Mant-Ad"
before the readers of
THE SUNDAY BEE
Phone Tyler 1000
Or Bring your Want-Ad 10 The Bee Office.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
an Epoch In Value. Giving

The popularity Of these
Duofoid suites Is increasing
every day on account Of It's
comfort and practical value
over the stiff furniture Of the
past. So our low price not only
covers this popular furniture
Of the day, but enables You to
place n solid oak rocker. arm.
chair, duofold bod and table
Ia your living room At the
price that many a single piece
has coat you,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
raak N IAN


Chicago .s"asstsff o 0a0o 80 ~
i've. base hitai Zimmerman, ., Three
nass hits Flaak, Williams. Btoisn baAe
Zimmerman. Haorifloe bits. Ealisf, F1aaA,
Double play Baisr 70 foolAn First base
on errors ~ Louis, 1 iasss % balls
Off saiiss. l. IfiEs and earned runs.
orr satiAs. 10 hits and runs N five and
0nssthird innings, Off Urfnef, hlts and
no run IN two and two thirds innings.
iIit by pitched ball, ~ BaiIaef Archer.
Btr1ck out Nv HuIiast ., by 0finsf, j,
IN HendrlH, 1. Witd pitch Hendrix.
Empires. Byron and qulelsy.
HeAs Lose 10 Pirates
pfTTGBUH0H. April NJ Pittsburgh
w0n from Cin6ihnHHs 8 ~ !. here todag
Harmon holding fta visitors ~ si2 hits
while the i6aai team accumulated el6Veni
three singles and pass gaYh me Pirates
TWO runs In the first inning and tNo
DaAks on bnliA and two Tits resulted II
Two more In the third Bafpeys singh
after Baird had made D BIZ sn1 ALolf
second and third gaze The plhnsfs yaD.
other run In ths fourth Right Fiaidai
lflnehman huade double play iifas
sisted, when he esueht Dr0h'A liner and
then ran ~ first before chase could asi
hack EC0rsi
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
Makes One Room d
the Work of Two

~ daytime this Duofold Bed
n A lovely diyan. Az night, two
ample operations make the
diYan full length led. The In
sert In the illustration shows
the diYan made up as Il bed,
This certainly makes II easy 10
save room or accommodate an
unexpected guest. A small pay
ment places tbis suite In your
living room and you ran enjoy
its comforts while making such
small further payments that
you will never miss Tho money
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

whatever may be your need, a Bel
Want I'D will get u for you.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
Made of Seasoned

Every bit of wood work In
this suite is selected OAK and
every piece OF furniture ia aa
solid AZ an oak tree itself, SO II
cannot possibly come apart with
ordinary nae. The upholaterlng
Ia Of Initiation leather, tho kind
Of nph0lsterlng that harmonizee
with the oak finish and that
doeanit show dust or wear aR
other uphnlHtefing does. This
suite IL made 10 stand tho hard
use Of the living room,
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-10
Light and Power Plant
Announces Reduction
Of Rates Effective Soon
Cong. Young Gives Us
Post Office Information

In reply to an inquiry from the
Times-Record regarding the building of
the Valley City federal building, the
following was received from Congress-
man George M. Young:
House of Representatives
Washington, D. c., Feb. Z, 1916.
Editor Times-Record:
Herewith you will find check for the
Times-Record up to January LIST, 1917.
There is nothing new on the post
office building situation, but if any
thing new occurs in that regard shall
be pleased to keep you informed If
you desire it.
About the only thing which can in
terfere with the building of post offices
is Mr. Wilson's preparedness program.
If congress should adopt his recon-
mendations the treasury officials might
find it necessary to delay expenditures
upon post Offices while waiting for ad-
ditional money to come in from new
sources of revenue.
With kind regards, l remain,
Yours sincerely,
GEORGE M. YOUNG.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-02-10
All Warrants Paid and
Plant Stands Free of
circumference -Splen-
did Showing Made in
Last Four Years

Monday evening at the meeting OF
the city council the superintendent Of
the electric light and power plant
made a detailed report that was most
gratifying to both the city officials and
the citizens.
This report includes everything con
nected with the business, and in part
might be enumerated as follows:
Time of operation of engines, gene
rators, street railway unit, pumping
station and arc light. Also total cur
rent generated, current consumed by
pumping station, street railway and
street lights. Also total number OF
cubic feet of water pumped by water
works. Total operating and maintsn'
ance expense including depreciation,
total valuation of plant, total disburse'
ment including what has been paid out
on outstanding new machinery war.
rants new boiler installation, plant i'm
provements, line construction, meters
and transformers, buildings, white way
improvements, merchandise, water
meters, street light maintenance,
pumping station maintenance and op'
Grating expense, water main and hyd-
rant repairs, Also total receipts and
net earnings of the plant.
The plant has been charged up with
all operating expense and maintenance
including insurance premiums, also a
5 per cent depreciation charge on a
valuation basis of $104,72S00, and on
this basis it shows net gain on the
investment of $1S,O33.77 which is II
per cent gain. Not making any depre'
citation charge the net gain will amount
to $23,266.0O.
The new boiler installation has
been completed and has furnished the
plant steam for the year. Comparing
the fuel bill for the year with the 1914
fuel bill there is a saving in this bill
of. $2243OO and the electrical output
was increased 1850 kilowatt hours.
There is a gain of rs electric SER
vices and 80 water services for the
year.
1t is given out that a material reduc
ton in light and water rates is to be
made, to become effective April 1
With the showing just disclosed, such
a reduction can be made and will be
very much appreciated, by power US
ers, at least.