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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
MUST BE NO GLARE
FROM BAY STATE CARS

Boston. Mass. Aug. 5-Motoris.s
from other sections of the country Wis
iting New England from now on mad
better see TO it that their headlights
conform to the laws. for a general cru
SADIE has been started in this territory
The Massachusetts highway commits
sion has written letters TO every chief
OF police in the state. enclosing A copy
Of the law and calling attention to the
fact that II has been on the books
since January 1 but without enforce
ment.
As the chiefs of police throughout
the state rely upon the highway COM
mission to aid them in rounding up
motorists who defy the laws. the police
officials viii now busy themselves. The
Massa chusetts law requires all cars to
show an object distinctly $50 feet ahead
10 feet on each side. and not dazzle
any person by throwing a glare into
the eyes. The latter is covered in the
rule requiring no glare above 3 - feet
above the ground 81 feet ahead of the
car Merely dimming the big lights
and using the small bulbs do not cover
the law. for the bulbs do not throw
light ahead far enough to see an OBJ
1ect $50 feet or light the side of the
road.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
Sanction sneedrnr Grnnd Prize.


Chicago. Aug 5.-Final plans wore
announced yesterday regarding the
Speedway grand prix races 70 be held
at the haywood track on August 70.
when the star drivers will he brought
together in a series Of races for the
speedway crown
With the official stamp Of the Amer
lean Automobile association placed on
the races in the way Of a sanction for
the date. entry blanks were mailed to
those drivers whose cars are capable Of
making the required speed in the elm
ination trials OF 100 miles per hour
which eacn must better in order 10
qualify
Must Make 100 Miles an Hour.
This is the first time that any speed
way has ever raised the qualifying time
to such q high mark. but II is the Opin-
ion of the local speedway officials that
II will not only insure real speed and
the fastest cars in racing today with
the greatest drivers at the wheels. but
IL will also eliminate those cars that
could hardly hope to win and will pre-
vent the boxing Of the faster cars such
as was the case when de Palma go>
caught in the next TO the last lap Of
the second annual derby in June.
The distances of the races will be
five heats Of 20 miles each. with a final
heat Of so miles Here again speed will
be the feature looked for as the dis
tances are not enough to wear the cars
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
WILL POST SIGNS.

Three thousand double ply duck signs win
be placed on the highways radiating from
Omaha and Council Bluffs BY the Omaha
Automobile club during the coming season.
About 100 Of these have already been placed
by the club sign along the Lincoln
highway and the military road out Of
Omaha The new duck signs are believed 10
be the solution Of a vexatious problem which
has confronted the club from the start Of
its road making
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
WANT FREE HIGHWAYS.

An active endeavor is being made by the
citizens Of York and York county Pennsyl-
vania, TO do away with existing toll roads.
particularly with the toll on the Lincoln
highway Within the county are approx
mately thirty miles OF Lincoln highway
which are subject TO 4 toll payment. and
local feeling IS strong for its immediate abo-
ition- Ever since the Lincoln highway has
heen given to the county as the greatest and
most prominent OF its roads. Pennsylvania
folk have resented that fact that their sec
ton OF the road alone subjected the tourist
TO toll charge
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
MANY CARS N NERRAsKA.

Every third family in the state Of Ne
braska owns a motor car. according 70 re-
port issued by secretary Of state Charles
Pool There are now registered with tho
secretary Of state 76.S15 motor cars, which
does not include 301s motorcycles Motor
car registries during May totaled $3.50. and
conservative estimates indicate that by the
end of September there will be- in Nebraska
enc car for every - families.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
GREAT PLACE FOR IRISH.

The city council Of Springfield. No.
has amended the motor vehicle ordi-
nance. to provide that the green and
yellow lights specified must be kept
burning during darkuess-an Omi on
from the ordinance that prevented
prosecutions Jitneys must use green
lights, and taXicabs yellow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
ANNorNCE RnTrE

The Yellowstone Trail association has an
nounced its route from Chicago to the At
lantic as follows: Hammond. Valparaiso
plymouth. Warsaw. Pierceton. Columbia
city. Fort Wayne. Hickvile. Fremont Bowl
Ing Green. Napoleon. Norwalk. Akron. War
ren. Fralklin. Oil City. clean Hornell. FL
mira, Binghamptcn Unadilla. Kingston
Salisbury. Norfolk. Hartford. Putnam. Conn.
Providence. Taunton, Middleboro. Plymouth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
MAY FXPnRrs HrArv

May exports from New York totaIe5
ss.'0ll6A. as compared with SS12067e !,
April Cars and parts valued at s7.I46 -.
We're exported in May. while the eNportatforp
Of tires totaled 1885. 93t Up TO the weel
ending June Il exports from this Dor
amounted 20 Ss.9Sf.2sf, divided into s.
el4.5l4 for commercial vehicles 81 700 90
for passenger cars. s125I.1s1 for parts sna
S1.06s.2f- for tires
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05

and each contestant will be forced to
travel fast from the start
The winner of each heat will drop
out and wait for the final The other
drivers remaining will line up in the
succeeding heats for another chance at
the final heat and a slice Of the $4,000
prize money which will be divided five
ways
Entry Of a car or a driver will be by
invitation only and q drivers have been
sent entry blanks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
TWIN CITY AUTO
COURSE BARRED
A. A. A. Acts on Failure to
Pay Purse; Chicago Gets
Sanction.

New York, Aug. 5.-The license
OF the Minneapolis Motor speedway
has been withdrawn by the con-
test board Of the A a. A. because
Of troubles in connection with the re-
cent races there. where the prize money
was reduced and where other diff
culties arose. Mr.. Sperry. manager Of
the speedway. was suspended for two
years, dating from July 4. 1916
Because of trouble with cash prizes
at the Sioux City speedway meet, where
the drivers were given percentage OF
the gate receipts. it was ruled that no
future sanctions will be issued where
percentage prizes are offered Only
cash prizes posted in advance will be
allowed
Indianapolis has asked for speed
way sanction for September for
championship race Of 100 miles and two
other shorter races. The purse is 20 be
$4,000 A new 50 mile competition rec
ord was granted Dario Resta in his
match race with de Palma on the Chi
cago speedway June Is. The time al
lowed is S1:574 The record for 10
miles was also allowed Resta, the time
being 5-5L2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
PEN. Has 2no.ooo cans.

year was issued by the state highway
department Of Pennsylvania The re-
ceipts since January are s2.12S.S7S. or
S592,026 more than the same period in
1919
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
EVE MILES PER noun IINIT

Independence. Mo. has passed an
ordinance holding the speed limit IN
the business district TO five miles per
hour and increasing the limit in the
residence district to 20 miles an hour.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-21
Bisbee Arizona Dec 19 1916 1040 PM

Jekyll and MT Hyde" the dual role that has made him famous throughout the length and breadth of America. Mir. Lorch is on his way east to fill some important engagements. Since leaving here a couple of weeks ago he has been playing some of the other cities of the state. He arrives in the city tomorrow and his performance of Jekyll and Hyde tomorrow night will be positively the last time the Phoenix theatergoers will have an opportunity to see him in this great play this season. This will be the fourth per formance of the play in the past few weeks and though each time was to capacity business there are still hun dreds here who have not had chance tO see it and the demand for a return engagement has been great.
 The story of Dr. Jekyll and Mir Hyde Is possibly the best that Robert Louis Stevenson ever wrote. but then it is so well known and Mir. Lorch's ability in the part SD well established that a resume of either is useless Sufficient to say lt is the greatest performance that will be seen in Phoenix in many days
 For his second and last night here. Saturday December 23. MT Lorch will present for the first time here in dramatic form the powerful play. Damaged Goods, perhaps the most sensational and most talked of drama ever staged
 There will he special matinee Sat urcav for ladies only. -eats may be reserved now for any Of the perfor mances at the Elks' theater box office.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-21

wherever they have appeared and the daily press Of Chicago. Kansas City. Cleveland. New York and Brooklyn have been generous in praising the work Of these artists during the past year. A desire to spend the Christ mas holidays with the family Is the only reason for their presence in AIizcpa at this time That the Phoe- mir public appreciates this oppor-. tunity is evidenced by the unusuai amouat of comment regarding their appearance tonight and the size of ths reserved seat sale.
 Hubbard and Gctthelf are playing three engagements in Arizona, at Bisbee, Tucson and Phoenix. William Conrad Mills received this telegram from Hubbard yesterday from Bisbee
 Splendid success tonight. large. apprecialiye audience. Gotthelf gave four solos and all enthusiastically ap- proved Operalogue declared finest entertainment ever offered here. Im- mense success last Tuesday. Academy of Music. Brooklyn. Gotthelf recalled seser times. and similar triumph Last Friday Waldorf Astoria. New York. before ardience of over two thousand Will arrive Phoenix Thursday forenoon Hearty regards
 "HANRAH HUBBARD"
 The reserved seat sale at the Cen tral Pharmacy will terminate al 6 o'clock and will be transferred to Inc box office at the Womans Club
Arizona republican., 1916-12-21
MY OFFICIAL WIFE WITH CHARMING CLARA

The magic name of Clara kimbail Young spells for the average picture soer enough to assure a product, be it from whatever mart of the movies. but in My Official Wife. five-reeler done rom the original novel of Gunter there is to be found as near the perfegt movie as has been done anywhere. N Of ficial Wife" combines the finest -o-t Of pathos. the most gripping tragcdg the splendid art of a woman who s pre- eminent in her calling and the whole augmented with one of the greatest supporting casts ever brought to a picture studio
 My Official Wife" the Motion Pic ture News says was the beginning of Clara kimball Young as a star of the first magnitude She has done many good pictures. but in this particular one there is contained the elements that give her the chance she has long needed 10 make her truly great.
 The story deals with fascinating young nihilist, a woman of such charm that she has entry to every court in Europe save that Of her own country. To gain the border of her own land she consents to become the official wife" of a rich American going to St Petersburg, and there she plans the hrtlA tL lNt IaNtu ELAl. Bul Love. the undoer of so much of the worlds history. again takes the center of the stage and when the young nobleman renounces home. name and country to take her away from the scenes of her endeayor they are thwarted by the long arm Of the law. But 1t is such a tragic finish for the beautiful girl. Despite the mission that took her to the Russian capital, that of killing the czar. she wins the respect, even ad - miration of all and when the torpedo that sends the young dukes yacht to the bottom strikes. it ends one of the most remarkable pictures In any time. It will be on at the Lion for two days nd r.a..Et.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-21
Lamara Has Good Feature

The scene in which L0ulse Huff finds her father dead. which is one of the most pathetic incidents in the Famous Players Paramount production. The Reward of Patience" very nearly proved the undoinc of Miss Huff The man who played her father in that scene was unfortunately bitten by a mosquito while playing dead" and he was forced to move. thus spelling the scene. When 1t was re- taken. a fly descended upon his nose. and he could not refrain from moving again. By this time Miss Huff was nearly cred out. and Director Robert C. Wig nola was losing his temper. But the third attempt proved successful. and LII went we'll
Arizona republican., 1916-12-21
NOTED MUSICIANS
 APPEAR TONIGHT

The opportunity to hear in Phoe- nix performance direct from New York City Is one that few cities of the west can claim Yet that is what is being offered tonight at the Wo- mans Club when Clasde Gotthelf together with Eavrah Hubbard will present two Of their TOW famous opcralogncs. The Love of Three Kings and The Secret of Suzanne"
 In addition 10 these two numbers. Mr. iotthelf will play d group of four piano numbers in his masterly manner.
 Tn" telegram quoted below speaks fo" itself. get it only mentions the work performed during the last two weeks. Gotthelf and Hubbard hay. been meet!ns with big successes
Arizona republican., 1916-12-21

stars of the film Holbrook Blinn and Ethel Clayton appear. Suffice it to say that they will show to assure the sue cess of the production.
 The play deals with an unfortunate youngster brought into the world under lowly circumstances and reared by wealthy people. And when il attains its majority and Is about to be married a scar one from childhood, is recognized
Arizona republican., 1916-12-21
INDIAN GIRL FORCES LOPER'S NAME. CHARGE

Forging the name Of her employer John D. Loper. city superintendent or schools. Jennie Goodwin. an Indian girl. was taken into custody by Dep uty Sheriff George Brawner. on com plain, of Mir. Loper.
 The girl, who Is employed as house maid in the Loper home on North First avenue forged a check in the sum of tl7 which she attempted to cash when Christmas shopping. The signature did not look like Mir Lopey's io the clerk who reported the matter.
 Jennie was arraigned in Justice ParkcT's court and was released on her own recognizance. The prelmin- arv hearing was to have taken plac Q he end of the week but the rrosecu- ton has beer dropped on the request of MT. Loper.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-21
BATTLE IF THE SEXES
 |S PLAZA OFFERING

The single standard for both men and women. or in other words strong picture based upon the greatest of all social questions. the sanctity of the home, Is the vivid Griffith feature in five reels. The Battle of the Sexes" which will be shown at the Plaza the ater today and tomorrow This Is discussion of the question. has man
Arizona republican., 1916-12-21
"Ierrv" DraNus Good Crov,d

Jerry Draws Good Crowd
 The largest matinee attendance for Wednesday in many months laughed themselves into good humor yesterday at the Columbia, where the Audra Alden players are presenting Jerry" the girl an hour ahead of time.
 This bill will continue for the re- maindcr of this week. when it will be followed by another Broadway com edy success, Nearly Married which had run only last season at the Gaiety theater New York. for a full year. The play is identical in every essentional with the New York pro- duction, excepting in the small admis sions eXacted, but this in itself is no disadvantage where the players regis ter up to so high a standard as the present organization.
 Scores of orders are already placed for the new show. and there is no question but that the attendance will be record one for the Columbia. News of a good show travels almost as rapidly as the condemnation of bad one does. and the theater goers of Phoenix already know that in the Audra Alden players they have a stock company which has an established place in the show world
 Every bit of scenery. costuming and every other element entering into the production will be bright. new and worth while
 The ladies of the city are also in- formed that Jerry" will he the Satur- day matinee offering. and as the play has an especial appeal to the younger people. 1t can hardly fail in attracting another excellent audience. as it did yesterday.
 The new heating system at the Columbia is being completed but even at the present the temperature is being maintained at all performances at summer heat" and this without variation from the beginning to the close of the performance
Arizona republican., 1916-12-21
Ioreh Will Be g.ek 2. File

"A Star by Mistake" the merry com edy that is bringing the laughs at the Elks this week, will be repeated again tonight
 Tomorrow night Mir Theodore Lorch will return to Phoenix for his last per fOrmance here this season of "Dr
Arizona republican., 1916-12-21
| ADJUSTMENTS i ll ------------O Q THE ARIZONA OFFERS
 THE HIDDEN SCAR

The Hidden Scar" Brady made World Film feature picture will be the offering at the Arizona motion picture theater this evening and will continue throughout tomorrow and tomorrow night
 In this startling play the celebrated
Arizona republican., 1916-12-21

more privileges than a woman?" and in telling the story David Ward Griffith, the greatest living producer, took Fay Tincher from q comedy company to use her as the besuiling siren who breaks up the home of worthy and prosperous business man, and to fur ther show how the lecherous thought will spread when once started. One of the thrilling scenes shows where the man is making love to the harlot while his own daughter in the same apart ment is the object of the attentions of the lover of the woman.
 Lillian Gish and Robert Harron are the two children of the business man. and the picture is one of the most sen sational ever filmed carrying a terrific lesson in a terrific way.
 On the same program is "The Grip of Evil" which fits in with the idea admirably.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-21

Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office. X Want Ad will see more customers Ihan you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-05
OF LOCAL INTEREST
WEATHER TODAY


Republican A. p. Leased Wire1
 WASHINGTON, D. C.. Nov. 4.--for Arizona and New Mexico: Sunday and Monday. fair. not much change H. temperature.
 Colorado: Sunday fair, Monday partly cloudy: not much change in temperature.
 OKauoma and West Texas: Sunday and Monday fair.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-05
PHOENIX |S PROUD
 IF THIS STORE
Visitors From All Sections Find Much to Delight Them in Local
 Display

The old-fashioned idea of a "curi- 9sity snop' usually called for clut- cry. stuff,' place packed full and run aing o.ri with an sorts of odds and -nds. some des irable and some quite worthless. The tourist or even local traveller k always happily dispossesscd 'f this idea as soon as he enters th. iraves' Indian shop In this city for although in it's rare ard unique cul- iections Of artistic handicraft and 'oVely iewelry are more than enough tpecmcns tn stock an ordinary mu- cum. still the feature that first ap-
 calls to the visitor Is the general ar- isiic arrangement Of the big store. he beauty of the wall decorations and he size anl variety of the stock
 The Graves Indian Shop Is indee , ne of the souJhwcst's most progress ".- institutions and not only does it's big stock excel in the extent and iuality of the Navata blankets and iewelrv and Indian baskets shown
 'ut fl is usually Ire first to show tha atest novelties in ouaint and unusual evelre. Senator Don Lorenzo Hub ell known as the leading lndiaa -ado- of the Navajo reservation and he Tiffany" of all fine blanket dea, srs was recently in Phoenix an1 rfter ca-eful ins0ertion of Mir
 irave's s'o~k said that it was tn. most heautiful collection he had eve. cen Visitors p-e piways welcrms f tho Graves Indian Shnn at 37 WeS. Ndams whether intending to p1r-has,
 not. and all Gucs'inns rera rdinr ths 1qnv rn~p aud curious objects on dis iav win be cheerfully answered.
 Adv I
Arizona republican., 1916-11-05
HAYDEN DECLARES HE
 |S SUPPORTING HUNT

Cha rman Stoneman of the Dem oCra,ic state Central Committee ye,- ,eiday afternoon received the follow Ing eif-eNplanatory signed communi- cation from Congressman Carl Hay len
 Phoenix. Arizona. Nov. |. 1916 Hon. George J. Stonemau. Chairman,
 Democratic State Central Committee
 Phoenix, Arizona.
 Sly dear Sir.
 My attention has been directed to an editorial endorsing my candidacy for Representative in Congress which appeared in the Arizona Republican on November first Permit me to ad- wise you that I knew absolutely noth ing about the preparation of this edi- ,orial I have also noticed paid ad vcrtis0men which appeared in ths Arizona Labor Journal Of November 3rd which says that l have entered 'nto a combination to defeat Governor Hant This eleventh hour politica trick will deceive no one who knows me. have campaigned this state ioing my best to elect the entire dem pcratic ticket and havs on all oc- oasious particularlv ur~vd the ele.- | ton of Governor Hunt because of the | magnificent record which he has 1 made.
 Yours very respectfully
 CARL HAYDEN. (AdVertiscmrn |
Arizona republican., 1916-11-05
METHODIST REcEPTIoN-A r

Don't forget an evening of music, Representations and mirth tomorrow night at the high school Single ad- mission 15c-Adv. l.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-05
Fowler Refreshments

The women of the F. x. l. C. will serve refreshments on election day In the evening election returns will be given out.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-05
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Election Luncheon

The Wilson Parent Teacher Asso- citation will have a luncheon booth at the election polls next Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-05

An evening of fun Rounds Ladie. Orchestra tomorrow night at hlgi school Adv. 1,
Arizona republican., 1916-11-05
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY
U. s. Dept. of Agriculture Weather Blu
 reau, Water Users Building

F.NUNSS UtTIIIVUVN IU IFUITtI HtuIV ' yesterday 0 degrees Excess in temperature since the first of the month. g degrees Accumulated excess in temperature since January l. 4l degrees. Normal precipitation January lst to date. 6.40 inches. Actual precipitation January lst 10 date. 6.37 inches. Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January 1. 03 inches.
 ROBERT Q. GRANT
 MeteorlogisL
Arizona republican., 1916-11-05
Oransewood Ramona Club

The Orangewood Ramona Club will meet Saturday at the home of Mrs. Henry Kohl.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-05
Advertisement

Tho third number lily lecture onrsa tomorrow night at the high school Rounds Ladies Orchestra " Adv II
Arizona republican., 1916-11-05
BAND coNcERT-The

oNNO OONNCN l- ne i.eHtWll Concert band will give q concert this afternoon on the city hall plaza, tu which the public Is invited.