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Arizona republican., 1916-01-11

and pains the Vitasraph people know how to put into their productions lie will find in this strong tale of love and intrigue and human passions a splendid value. With it will be shown Cutie and his crowd in fine example of the way comedy is made.
 Tomorrow the screen at the AmuZu will hold local product when Ro- maine Fielding, Winnie Burns (now June Daye), Audell Higgins. Roscoe Karns and many others appear. It is called Species of Mexican Man.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11

introduction to Director Griffith came through Mary Pickford. He was then in charge of the Biograph studio and both Dorothy and Lillian went to work for him. The Keystone comedy, a Sen nett production, entitled Pickle Fat tvs Fall" with Roscoe Arbuckle in the lead, promises to be one continual round of laughter.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11
ARIZONA SHOWING
 MISS DOROTHY G|SH

Miss Dorothy Gish, who will take the role of Prince KarfS sweetheart m the "Old Heidelberg" film adaptation at the Arizona tonight only is one of the most charming and clever members of the D. w. Griffith Triangle studio. She was born in Dayton, Ohio. March
 II, 1898, and is thus a year and half younger than her sister, Lillian Gish, the famous Elsie Stoneman of "Thc Birth of Nation" Dorothy made her
 debut when only four years old, play ing Little Willie" in the classic East Lynne" Curiously enough, the girls
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11
FOR MExICANS ONLY

The Barancos troupe of actors and actresses has held sway with the Spanish element of the town during the last three evenings with their pro- gram in the tent on the ball park grounds The company also carries a. band and daily entertainment on the street each afternoon and evening mas been a feature of their stay here.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11
MESA DUCKS IN THE SWIM

Edgar NJ. LeBaron is wearing a smile. having just received word that the six Rouen ducks entered by him in the Los Angeles poultry show had won two firsts, two seconds and two third prizes. The Le Baron ducks won first prize also at the San Fran cisco exposition. where there was the largest number of this class of fowls ever shown on the coast.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11
WILL PUT IN PUMPING PLANT

Dr. Wiley of Phoenix is preparing for the irrigation of forty acres of his land near Reevesville. on the desert about ten miles east. Pernal Barnett of the same locality has the contract for the work, and left fOf Los Angeles yesterday to secure the pump. He also is to do the grading of the land and prepare it for early planting. MT. Barnett, on his last trip, left his motorcycle in Cali forna He will ride it on his home ward journey.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11
ColscuC7

The house V-as packed last night to sec that funny team s,ioc"m &, Dunbar den with a troupe of thirty trained birds is also on the bin She has birds from all parts of the world and each bird acts. See Little Betty, the young est child bird trainer in the world. A delightful act for old and young. This act has played all the large vaudeville houses in the country, Orpheum and 'all. So don't fail seeing it in conjunc- ton with "The Belle of Arcadia"
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Sealed proposals will be received until 10 o'clock a. m. Monday. Jan uary IT, at the office of the city manager of the city of Phoenix, in the city ,hall at Phoenix. Arizona, for one gas driven traction engine. Caterpillar type, equal to the Holt two speed Caterpillar, type 90, equipped with canopy top and sta tionary attachment Payment will be deferred until July 15, 1916. Each bid must be accompanied by q certi- fled check for ten per cent of the amount of the bid, made payable to the City of Phoenix. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids or to waive any formalities in any proposal.
 R0BT. A. CRAIG,
 City Mama ager
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11
VISITOR FROM WYOMING

Mrs. Clara Shell of Raymond, Wy oming, arrived here yesterday on a visit to her aunt. Mrs. Frank Pomeroy. Mrs. Shell stopped for a few days in Colorado. where she found plenty of snow. The pleasant mornings at which southern AriZonans shiver seem very mild to her after the cold wealth CT the north has been having.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11
LUDWIG CROSS FOR SOCIALISTS
tRepubIican A. p. Leased Wire1

BERLIN, Jan. 10.-cBy wireless to le)-"Several socialists were re- gently awarded the Ludwig Cross by King Ludwig of Bavaria for specially meritous services performed in the hour of their country's need" says the Overseas News Agency. "The Social ists fully recognized the friendly spirit which prompted the kings act. and thanked him cordially for the distnc- tion, but declined the decoration be, cause they considered acceptance of it incompatible with the principles of their party"
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11
TRAINING SCHOOL OPENED

After a vacation lasting since the commencement of the Christmas holi- days the normal training school re- sumed work yesterday. The new heat = ing plant was the cause for delay dur ing the past week is working satisfac- tory in every way.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11
Tempe News Notes
CLOSE OF FIRST SCHOOL SEMESTER Enrolment At Both Normal and High School on the
 Increase

With the strat of the new semes- ters work but two weeks off, students of both the high school and the nor nal are as busy as busy can be. In speaking of prospects for the new term President Matthews of the normal said that yesterday during the course of the one day alone he registered six new students to take up the work on the 24th and Superintendent J. O. Mullen of the high school says that he looks for gain in registration there too.
 Through the next two weeks in this semester the students will+be busy with their reviews and preparations for eX- aminations which fall due for the ma - jor part. through next week
 The normal has taken in a number of new students since the holidays and with the new ones that will resigter between now and the opening of tie second semester the enrolment will overreach four hundred. Several have also entered the high school since the holidays.
 WANT ALL the oranges you can carry for one dollar? Go to Baldwins.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11

three o'clock and each evening at 7:45 the revival services are now in prog ress at the Baptist church. Rev Northrup of the Glendale church is conducting the revival and decided in- terest in the meetings was shown on Sunday and yesterday. Services will continue through the week, being held each afternoon and evening.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
 BUILD

The Christian Scientist congrega . tion. which has been holding ser vices for the past two years in Mon- roe Hall, has decided to have a house of worship of it's own. The building will be of the bungalow type and will be erected on the corner of Cleveland and Colorado streets.
 W. P. Pleasant has the contract and started work on Monday with the expectation of having the church ready by the end of February This makes Chandler's fourth church building.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11
Hearts of Men at Lion Today


 The cleverest child actors seen in Phoenix take part in the five-act drama, Hearts of Men," by Chas. K. Harris, which is the attraction at the Lion theater for the last time today. The joys and jealousies, little love af- fairs and pranks that happen in the life of every child at school are shown in this picture, which has been adapted for the screen from the drama, "School Bells" which was a decided success on the legitimate stage. Beulah Poynter and Arthur Donaldson have the lead ing roles, but honors fall to the child actors, Master Frank Longacre and Ethelmary Oakland, who is so pretty that she looks like a dressed-up doll See Hearts of Men" today for it is shown for the last time.
 Tomorrow Muriel Ostriche will be seen in "A Daughter of the Sea" an Euitable feature of merit.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11
l3nara

The last showing of the quite oXcep- tional Fox picture, Her Mothers Sc cret," will be made at the Lamara the ater today The story of the picture deals with another of those sex prob- lems that have agitated the public SC
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11

much of late years. It is all a qucs- tion-"Nhat would you do?" What do you think is right" The punish ment of a father was visited upon the heads of two unfortunate children of fate
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11
A DAINTY LITTLE MAIDEN

Mir and Mrs. Frank Ellsworth, with the little girl baby who came into their home yesterday, constitute 2 very happy family.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11
Splendid Dramatic Proaram at Amuzu

''T'he Maker of Dreams" is the way the maker of films has styled the splen- did dramatic three reel Vitaeraph that is to be shown as the big thing of d five reel program today at the Amuzu. If there is anything in a name The Maker of Dreams" has little to go on, but if the patron is looking for picture entertainment done with only the care
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11
TO RAY ON BUSINESS

N. B. Drew and T. J. Prosser went to Ray and Superior on business Sun day, returning last evening.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11
BOARD MEETING

Tie normal school board will hold it's annual monthly business meeting at the presidents office on the campus this afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11
EASTERN STAR DANCE

The Eastern Star dance which was postponed from New Years eve will be given in the Masonic hall tonight.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11
HOW MOEUR ACCIDENT
OCCUR RED


 John Moeur was resting easily yes terday after his removal to Temre on Sunday from Tucson where he was in jured by the accidental discharge of a shot gun while hunting. Saturday morning he had gone out hunting. He sat 6oWn to rest and in a nasty at tempt to secure his gun from it's rest ing place nearby the trigger was touched by a twig from bush and the gun discharged. The load inflict- ed a mean wound in the shoulder. the flesh was badly torn but fortunately the joint was not molested and no bones were disturbed
 After a walk of three or four hun dred yards the young man secured aid and he was rushed to town where the wound was dressed. pr. E. B. Moeur. the boys father. does not look for any further trouble with the injury. and unless some unforeseen complications yet in an early recovery is anticipated LOST Between Harry Lukn store and Pacific Creamery Plant. about Jan 8, bill book containing about s400.00: seven s50.00 bills and balance in tens. A reward will be paid for any informa- tion leading to the location of the cur rency. N. L. Blackburn, F mile south of Creamery Tempe 1t
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11
4 WEEK OF WEATHER

The thermograph at the entomolog- ical laboratory recorded che follow ing figures of maximum and minimum weather temperatures for the week ending on Sunday:
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11
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Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office. A want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11

WANT ALL the oranges you can carry for one dollar? Go to Baldwins Adv bb
Arizona republican., 1916-01-11

REVIVAL OPENS With meetings each afternoon at
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SEVERE PUNISHMENT
or Mrs. chappsIl. Of Fire Year,
Standing. Relieved by csrdai.

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-04
MOTHERS CONGRESS
PICKS HOUSTON FOR
NEXT MEETING PLACE

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NoTicG-sHGHlFF's sALg.

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ou tho first TUESDAY in November. A.
D. 1916. 81 hslng the 1fh dHy 81 said
month"; before thc courthouse door of
rlI1 Nueccr county ih ihs city ~ Cor
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wit
lots q 20. D.. 90 olf 20 section $40
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office NJ ihf county cirrk ~ Nurcra
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BIG nine LEADERS
CLASH ON GRIDIRON
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
RESULTS % 0Ames TO-DAY wlll
PRACTICALLY SETTLE CON
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aaians ~ the nch ara n ihr cottages
81 iHc pe0f willie eurmpe s faiu 30
nats spread io q eisffni, rstent Nn
he .amps aal rarfafrs ~ ihe mohh.
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up prohibitions of sWesune BOZ thair
faftorloa and workshops and 'haf 800
government should nr sshHd iN 80. ~
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H0LLAkDERS ORGANIZE
LEAGUE TO DISCOURAGE
USE OF STRONG WORDS

AMSTERDAM wsih,risnds SOS
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aprear rhe report states however
ihat To- vntrect Pytcea ~ publishers
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ROOM AND BOARD For officers
family, m private residence on South
uun one hair block from bay and
four bioicks frUm camp Address noN
800 care caller $50
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Wanted

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m Wnn ~ mine years experience lu
country Reference given. o. H a.
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Kansas tSl
FOR SAi-E-uf trade. nys uaom houeo
extra lrt fue sell water Apcsport
Texas WIn fafe automobile at htisi-
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tas citN EASY 60 move WIN sen 81
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F.N SALE a fnc 81 acft chicken and
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taEf VIII sacrifice. must tg sven ta
he sppree iateh rickard a Preston.
ll.i Ealiru4d ave. rhor. $50
FOR SALE IS scres choice black land
twu mlfa from Rrhfiuwr located on
ruhiic foal and railroad. good farms on
three fllrs viu accspt rood aatN nn
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