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Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
Tempe News Notes
'HAS bEENS" vS.
 THE PEDACOCUEs
An Exhibition Game First ct the Season Set for Normal Audi
 torium Tonight

An exhibition game between the NormaIS crack nine and the town team is slated for the normal diamond this evening at folr o'clock. Exhibition is used advisedly for it is the first time either team has been in actual contest this season and such being the case, the gates are thrown wide open and the public invited to come and go as they choose.
 That the normals will have a real ball squad this season is little doubted and much interest hinges about to- nights game when they will make their initial appearance. Moeur, Buck, liar ris, Finch and Turner compose a quintette who had much to do with winning the Tempests' state high school pcnnant last year, and working with these men are half dozen others well qualified for positions on the team. Jack Foster will likely pitch this even ing.
 For the town team Good Ole Leechy OViedO, than whom there are few more consistent pitchers in the valley, will officiate in the box and Ebert Thurman will be his battery mate. Among others on the nine are Will lettes, Brown. Carlson, HoSg, Skilllett and Corpstcin, and according to the dope these men will compose squad anything but susceptible to defeat.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
CAMPAIGN FUR
 '. W. |. 4. CASA
Local Organization An nounces Start of Cam paign to Help Finance Years Activities. Team Leaders Appointed

The Young Women's Christain As sociation of Phoenix announces its annual finance campaign to begin Wednesday, February :, and continue until February 10. Under the general ship of Miss Blanche ChcEcriug, sent to Phoenix by the San Francis co field committee. the veterans of three successful campaigns are ral- lying their forces for the coming on gagement.
 The team leaders are Mrs F. M Tafel, Mrs. A. W. Morrill, Mrs J J. Pagan, Mrs S. H. Mitchell, Miss Frances Elliott and Mrs. Lulu E. Carr. Teams will gather at the Y. w. C. A. building at 1O:3O Wcdnes- day morning to begin the campaign. All members and others willing to work for the girs of Phoenix arc urged to be present.
 The bulget for this year is 5000. $l 400 of which is deficit forced upon the association last year, in spite of the tireless campaigning of it's workers and enthusiastic support of it's friends, by the prevailing finan- cial conditions.
 This month the Y. w. C. A. is eel ebrating not only it's own little lirth day, but the golden anniversary of it's mother organization the national association. Today sees the opening of the Y w. C. As Golden Jubilee in every city in America, where there is a branch of the association.
 Too much cannot be said in en- dorsement of the work being done by the Y w. C. A. in Phoenix. IL offers security to the girl who comes to the city alone and fails to find i'm mediate employment and helps her to find position: advice and moral support to the girl who hasn't had an opportunity to learn the ways of the world under proper guidance, and fun and congenial fellowship for the girls busy in school or office dur If.e :lIr day
 Probably the best evidence of the place the Y. W. c. A. has made for it"c-; il Phoenix F Inc way iH Which the girls themsel .-4s ar. rally n.5 around their team leaders and enter ing the financial camp u;n.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
Mesa News Notes
AFTER RAILROAD.
 MESA WANTS LINE
Commercial Club Calls Meeting for Dis cussion of Hoped-for Change in Railroad sine

Considerable interest is being aroused over the possibility of secur- ing change in the sou;e of the Ari- zona Eastern from Maricopa to Phoe nix, so that all trains over that line will pass through Mesa, Chandler and Tenn pc The basis of hope for this change lies in the reports of experts who have made investigation of the character of foundation for q bridge at or near Sacaton.
 At the place where the bridge is now located there seems to be nO solid footing for the foundations. The result has been the washing away of one bridge after another The fact that the last one was built at d cost of $225, 900 was not taken into considera- tion by the storm swollen Gila for the rush of waters made of it virtually a structure of straw.
 The Chandler Arizonian has this to say: Before Secretary Peabody left for the coast he gathered valuable data l on q bridge and diversion dam at Saca- i ton. This data is now in the posses sion of the Chandler Womans club and We believe the subject is impor- tant enough for both that organization and the Chamber of Commerce to find out what can be accomplished in the way Of a joint railroad and government bridge at Sacaton."
 Persons who are acquainted with the earth formations at both the present ] location and the Sacaton locality 1 clam that the latter offers a much
 better opportunity for building bridge such as will withstand the high waters of the Gila.
 1 Il is further claimed that the running of so many trains through this choice section of cultivated country would be
 an immense advertisement which would result in increased immigration
 to the valley and corresponding in crease in the earnings of the railroads | both in passenger and freight hauls It
 is evident that at present the passenger i service into and out of Phoenix is lost
 to the railroads. There is also this fact viz: The Arizona Eastern would
 not be compelled to maintain the ex- pense of running the extra out tt Chandler.
 The above facts form the basis O. the endeavor of the valley towns to have the road changed to run througI the points named. It would require bu
 few miles of new road as the line is already built into Chandler
 A meeting is called at the Conner cial club room this afternoon at 1:3t
 to discuss the situation and outlines ;
 plan of action provided the matter i.
 concluded to be feasible The data il
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
TO CONSIDER PROPOSITION Republican A. p. Leased Wire]

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal, Jan. 31-The student body of Stan ford will meet tomorrow for a gen eral discussion of the terms of an agreement recently made by which the athletic differences existing be- tween this institution and the Cniver sity of California were conciliated and the way prepared for the resump- ton of intercollegiate activities. Two or three days will he given the un- dergraduates to thoroughly consider the situation. 4 vote will be taker probably Thursday, it was said to- night.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
W. o, w. PRIZES

A E. Denton, state deputy of the Woodmen of the World has window full of prizes in the window of Con- ielly'S notion store These are of tered to those bringing in names of applicants for membership. About ,ighty applications have been taken since the campaign for members be- gan here Seventy of these applica- tions have been passed on and the in : stallation services will be held on Thursday evening. The teams from Glendale and Phoenix will be present Refreshments will be served. Prepara- tions are being made to entertain l50 guests The Woodmen Circle meets tonight.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01

At the sound of twelve bells today at noon all the has beens' cummer- cial students of F. H. $. who are War1ing in the city, will meet in the American Kitchen, where big din- ner will be given the students by Prof. Michael of the F. H. $. com mercial department. MT. Michael has arranged to have eX-principal Alvin K Stabler the man who first started the commercial department in the Phoenix Union High School and Prof. C. o. Case to be present at the dinner. This will be quite q treat for the students who have been working in the city as it will not only give them a chance to meet their old school mates, but they will be able to talk over the good times they had during their school days A telegram has been sent for the books of The Private Secretary so Junior class can start at once on the rehearsal of their class play The Coyote base ball team will
 
 this afternoon, and make a little trip l out to the asylum, where they will play the asylum guards. The game ! was arranged so the Coyotes might i have a little more team work, before the second big scheduled game with Tempe High at Tempe Saturday, Students who can bring machines to ! take the team out to the asylum will be doing r. II. S great favor by thaving them there at three o'clock sharp.
 The fifty yard matched race be- tween the Track Coach and the base ball manager will be pulled off to- morrow afternoon.
 Coach Osborne sure gave the base ball lads some workout last night He is bound to have winning team and all he needs is some good hit ters. Hitting practice will be given all this week to the players and by Saturday poor old coach Jennings of the Tempe High, will think his team played the Boston Rraves
 A certain reader of the Coyote Tracks must have been aWfully sur prised yesterday morning, because she went to all the trouble of calling up the "Plath Twins on the phone s | to tell them that she had found al error in one of the T-R-A Ks However, we still maintain that wei , right.
 We are very proud to near Una "Chick Orme' captain of the stan ! ford crew, and a product of Arizona q lis now dipping the waters of the Pa cific with his mighty oar.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01

The scores made by the contestants will be used as q handicap in future matches. It is planned to hold a match every Saturday afternoon and Sunday in which each player will be required to deposit d golf ball With the caddv master The winner of the match, will win 60 per cent of the balls. with the second man taking 40 per cent
 Due to the indictment weather. there were rot as many players in tEe han dicap as were expected
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
DELAYED FILM SHOWN TONIGHT

The photo play. "The Idler," an !ounccd by the Majestic theatcr for sunday night last will be shown to- light The condition of railroad ser
 ice prevented the delivery of this i'm Sunday and the management had prders to ship it to Nogales yesterday, put the express company would not accept the shipment, so the film will be used here "The Idler' is a William Fox production and is d virile photo lrama with Chas. Richmond and
 atherine Countiss in leading parts.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
PICTURE AND POSTCARDS

President Matthews of the Tempe Normal school has presented the Com mcrclal club with a handsome framed 'hoto of the main building and show nS the l9l5-15 attendance. The pie .ure is nearly five feet long and will make handsome addition to the room decorations. The fair commission has sent number of postcards showing portion of the fair grounds These may bc had free by calling for same
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
Amusements Today In
 Tempe
MARGUERITE CLARK
 AT HE IEMPEAE


 Suppose there were four marriage able daughters in your family and the youngest insisted on snatching away her elder sisters matr .monial oppor- tunities? That is the situation exactly in Seven Sisters" the Famous Play CTS comedy film adaptation produced by Daniel Erohman at the Lyceum the ater in New York, anu the film versor of which is now starring Marguerite Clark at the Tempcanl tonight on the Paramount program. The play tells the story of the widow of an army of ficer in a small garrison town in Hun gary, who has seven daughters. rang ing from P down to '. According to the Hungarian system of marriage, thev must be married in the order of their age, and the younger ones must be kept in the background until the elder ones are disposed of. Marguerite Clark plays the role of the youngest sister. and even by her own clever acting makes the film one of the best of the Paramount programs.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
WINS FIRST PRIZE

Edgar M. LcI;arron received in yes terday's mail ribbons showing that in he Orange County I'anciers show, he lad won two firstS and d special prize ,n young duck and young drake and hat he had also won two first prizes pn the same pair at Sacramento where hey were shown Tn the California State Poultry show.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
MAILS LATER

Because of a delay in the arrival and departure of mails from Phoenix the mail that has been going out of here by auto at ten o'clock will not be made up in the future until F o'clock The incoming mail originally due at the noon hour will not arrive until two o'clock. The dispatching of mail on the evening train at 4:20 will continue and the morning mail will arrive as customary at 7:00
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
EARLE SELLS CVERIANDS

That the auto is taking the place of Old Dobbin is well evidenced from the fact that $. E. Earle within the past few days disposed of Overlands to two south side lverymen. Dan K!cinman, of Mesa, is travelins now in a five passenger Overland and M. F. Free man. the Chandler liveryman is the new owner of similar type of Over land. Mir Earle yesterday also dis posed of q machine to Miss Ruth Robbins in Tempe
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
FLOOD ECHOES

The sun Shone yesterday with un
 blushing effrontery considering the fact that it had been playing hockey" for so long. The merchants and farm CTS were smiling, but echoes of the flood are still coming in. For instance, in the matter of delayed car lot ship ments, the JohnSon-P Pierce Co. re- ceived notice that a car of seed pota- toes had been shipped from Minne- apolis Dec 29. This car has been held up in Tucson for ten days and the entire lot is in q dccaying state. The firm also has d delayed shipment of table potatoes somewhere between here and Los Angeles. The hard part of the deal on the commission hosaes is that they are shipping nothing our and are viewing with dismay the chickens and other produce offered them by the farmers. The A. and E. Grocery Co. has car ot coal delayed somewhere between here and Albuquerque They state that the town supply of coal is running low. R. F. Hopper, the Dra. mond Coal man from Albuquerque, was in Mesa today and stated that his firm had three cars in Phoenix billed for Ray, but as they could not make delivery, they had turned the coal loose in that city. 0. $. Stapley & co. has q car oi wire somewhere on the road, delayed in transit. The LeSueur Gro cery Co. has q car of salt held uD on the F. F. X $. W. but report an ample supply on hand. In addition to the delays in these car lot shipments many merchants are waiting patiently for any number of sma.:er consignments. W. F. Baseman, representing the Gold man Grocery Co, was visiting the local merchants yesterday and added his quota of complaint to the effect that ais firm had several cars out four of them being at Maricopa.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01

the possession of the Woman's club at Chandler will be brought over by a committee from that place.
 Members of the Commercial club and the public generally are urged to attend this meeting. The plans for the new bridge are already being made and if the south side towns expect 9 hearing from the railway officials will be necessary to act immediatt>>
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
CIVIC LEAGUE MEET POSTPONED

The meeting of the Civic League which was called for this afternoon is postponed until tomorrow at three D. m. The change of date is occasioned oy the meeting of the Federated Wo- mens Clubs which meets today at 'hoeniX. Ladies who are to attend the meeting are requested to make the line o'clock stage. The Phoenix meet
 ng starts at ten 3. m.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
COTTON'S WEEK END

This is the last week of the 1915 cotton season at the Tempe ginnerl and by Saturday night the last lint will have been turned out by the gins fol this season. The plant is running off and on this week and it is the intentior to turn out the final bale at the very latest not later than ;l1s week end.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
AT THE REVIVAL

A new week starts today at the re- vival services being conducted in the Methodist church, and during the course of the day three meetings will be held. Rev. Price will speak at 2:30 on The Church at Work" At four o'clock he will conduct an object lesson for children and for the evening service as 7:30 he has chosen as his theme, "The Meanest Man in Tempe"
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
CAllCHE HAULERS START

Gravel haulers for the new roadway between here and Mesa put in full day yesterday for tie first time since the work was started some two or three weeks ago. Four horse outfits are moving the caliche. The first half mile out of Mesa is being sraveled now and the work will proceed in this direc- ton.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
NEW FOOTBALL COACH
Republican A. p. Leased Wire

BERKELEY. Cal, Jan. 31.-AnGy smith, former football star of the Uni versity of Pennsylvania. has signed q contract to colch the University of California football teams, it was an nounced by university authorities here today. Smiths contract it was said, calls for q salary of $i,500 year. The contract specifics a years service smith succeeds Coach James Schacf- fer, recently resigned
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
|DR. JESS0P W|NNER | OF CLUB GOLF MATCH

ET. Jesso7. won the handicap golf match at the Country club held on Sunday. His net result was 76, with Waiter Bennett acting the role of run ner up, with a score of S2. Arthur Hahn was third, with Sj
 Following is the complete score Shoet
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
NORMAL IN MEMORIAL

In memory tO Mrs. K. E. DOnavon, daughter of Prof. ". J. Anderson oi the faculty. whose death occurred last Friday at her home in Phoenix, the normal school was dismissed yesterday afternoon. Many of the faculty mem- bers were in attendance at the funeral service.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
FLORENCE TELEPHONE o,Ir

On last Tuesday Geo. E. Kellogg, To- cal manager of the Mountain States Telephone Co. went 70 the Gila river Tossing at Florence where the line was down and repaired the break. The high waters of Saturday undid his work and there was no telephone com munication to be had with Florence yesterday. The break will be repaired today.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
FLOOD BOUND IN LOS ANGELES

J. T. Lcseuer started foN California Ian. 24, intending to take in the San Diego exposition. A wire was received rom him yesterday stating that he had been unable to get further than Los Angeles owing to washouts on the Santa Fc.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
BICYCLE STORE MOVING

C. $. Monrad has removed from his old stand to that of the Mesa Vulcan .Zing Works on East Main street. Roy ;orman, proprietor 'of the last men toned firm, will move to Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
HE DOESN'T CARE

w. G. Hill, of the Walter Hill Co.,, is not at all interested just now ill poul- trysor seed potatoes or anything else in connection with the commission business. He has left all such minor matters in the hands of his capable as sistdnt, G. C. Suggs. It's a boy, nine pounds, and fine looking He made his appearance January 30th. Mother and child are doing we'll
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01

of s52o miles. This was close to the worlds record, and no doubt was expressed but what same record would go to smash. A gallon of gas olinc was sting for 130 miles, and
 quart Of cil WIS used up every 300
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
Our mhInn

Our Emblem Q. Snarling brute Our idol Coyote. Thou hast brought us victory With the ) .ntless heart of hickory. Fair are thee in all pay. Until thou turnst hack to clay. And that is why I happily sigh. You are the true emblem of Phoenix
 High.
 Hart, IT. Track is now in full blast: And within d few weeks coach Gcary will be all ready to meet any school in the state Geary said: That he would try and pull off a few tracks events on the day of the big ball game that will take place between the Alumni and Coyotes at Riverside Park on Washington's birthday, Feb ruary 22nd.
 Debating is getting to be erca: pastime for the students in the Eng fish department.
 A test in chemistry will be some thing out of the ordinary. for the sixth and seventh hour students this 1 afternoon. If only dream would come true. r H. S would be able to play all athletic games of every description in big new stadium.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
HARLEY As6UT TO
 BREAK WORLDS RECORD

The Harley Davidson motorcycle, le- longing to Harry Crandall. which has been running for seven Gays and hours at 11:3o last night had at that time recorded total distance
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
PYTHiANS WILL MEET

The Knights of Pythias lodge will engage in d short business session this evening at the customary meeting place in the odd Fellows hall
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
ROAD WORK COMMENCED

Work on the Mesa Tempe road be- gan again today. The teams had started but were forced to stop and TOW an extra force is rushing the work as fast as possible.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
Florists
''Fuel'' ''
Glass Specialties

PLATE GLASS MIRRORS always in complete stock. Sizes to fit any opening. Also big assortment of bevcl plate. Southwestern Sash and Door Co. 319 West Jackson. Phone 503. m
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
WEATHER FOR A WEEK

The thermOmetcr dropped to two de- srees below freezing again yesterday morning after a weel; of rather mild weather. The daily maximum and minimum records were taken at the chronological laboratory as follows:
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
JOHNNY STILL STRONG
(SpeciaI to The Republican,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 31-Johnny Kilbane, featherweight champion, out classed Packey Hommey, of New York in siN-round bout here tonight.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
Cleaning and Pressing

THE EMPRESS Cleaning Works Tor service Our work guaranteed. We call for and deliver Phone 1925. A F.. Adams St Empress Theater Build ing. tf
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
COrSet1ere

NU BONE CORSETIEREl Mrs. c l.. Holt 3l4 N. 3 Ave. Phone 2525.
 2-bli
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01

Hire little salesman at The Re publican office. A want Ad will sec more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01

MRS. KUHLWILM, Spirella Corse- tiere. 409 w. Jefferson St. Ph 295O II
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
HERE FOR THE DA'

Rev. l.. F. Dunlap, Arizona secretary for the Christian church and former
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
VulcanIzlng

TIRE HOSPITAL OF PHOENIX
 Nulcanizing and welding done promptly and guaranteed: out of own work solicited. Arizona Vul- 'anizing Works, POT West Washing ton, Phone G2G. If
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01

pastor of the local church, visited Tempe yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01

You may have a legal 5 right, but 5 You 1ave|| No hAora all Rig 3 to bring in olive nur- 5 sery stock from the 3 pest-infected districts 5 of California.
 Neither is there even 3 any temporary finan- 5 cial benefit, for you | can buy absolutely 5 clean, fresh olive trees 5 at exactly the same 5 prices that arc asked } for California stock. 5 I will help to keep Arizona 5 clean from all citrus and 3 olive pests and plagues by }meeting all competition and by growing better stock. Visit my nursery 5 and make me prove it.
 3 Olives in all sizes uo to }1A inches, open-rooted trees at 1212 to B cents 5 each, 5c each extra for balling.
 Helms nursery, (fcrmcry known as the CamcI5ack) is located 5Ia } miles east and 1H2 miles north of 5 Phoenix Visitors are always vel { como, whether Democrats, Rcpub ! iican3 or Proorcssivos, for we are } proud of our stool, and arc glad to
 show it.
 We have 12o,0oO elves, and about
 { 30,00o citrus trees, including the
 { pest stra n5 from pedi9recd Wash
 nqt9n Navel Oranges and MarsF
 } GecdIcs5 Grapefruit, also iron
 carefully selected buds from the
 best trees in the oli Cia"son Grape fruit grove.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
Music


RORT. J. PRATT, teacher of violin Studio Board of Trade Bldg. Phone 1866. Residence phone 2671. m
 MISS REGINA CADlEUX. organis, St. Mary's; piano, iolin French. Phone 2S7S. If
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01

$l.00 SAVED rs a sl.00 made. The Arizona Cleaning Works gives lG per cent on each S1.00 worth of cleaning Phone sos, Mrs l.. Wilson If
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
Hand Laundry

SANITARY LAUNDRY-All hand work. Rough dry, 35c dozen 1st class ironing. Ph. 354O, 502 w. Adams If
Arizona republican., 1916-02-01
Chiropodlst

CHIROPODY: Bunions, corns, cal louses removed, painless and bloodless, 50c each; moles. warts, etc, removed by electricity. g & 31 East Adams St., Frank Shirley. Phone 1104 If