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Arizona republican., 1916-05-09
COL. HARRIS GETS
 NEW RANGE FINDER
National Guard to Have Latest Thing in Range Finding Apparatus, One
 for Each Company

Adjutant General Charles w. Har- ris, is the proud pOssessOr Of a brand new Bausch and Lomb range finder The apparatus was shipped to the ad- jutant general direct from the war department at Washington, and IS but one of a dozen to follow.
 Each company in the guard will be supplied with one of the range fin ders. The finder is one of the most
Arizona republican., 1916-05-09
May Fe.c Pictures Las. Time at Lion.


 Speedy work on the part of Los Angeles Laboratories allowed the showing of the High School May Fete" pictures at the Lion yesterday on schedule and F.. NJ. Cotner who took the pictures should be proud of his work, for they are very clear and show everything that happened at the "Fete" Pictures of the Roosevelt Dam with seven and q half feet of water going ever the spillw2ys. aiso by Mir Cotner, are shown on the same reel. The five-reel feature today is The Deathlock' a picture taken in Alaska .i' md winter, tho scenes alcng the Dawson trail being particularly fine. one-reel comedy is also shown, making a program that is very inter esting. It will be shown for the last time today as tomorrow brings Char | lie Chaplin IF the four reel comedy "A Burlesque on Carmen a picture i all Phoenix is waiting to see.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-09

of May, to show cause why their li- ccnse should not be revoked
 The commission was engaged yes terday hearing the case of the Tempe Milling company versus several rail- roads The case will be continued over today
Arizona republican., 1916-05-09

ioan border the camera men of the Pathe people trave! and anX interest ing thing that has a news value is filmed and sent out just ore week after fl happens in this country and just long enpush for it to get owe" here from Europe Pearl White is also announced 2 drama of now that is sGr1e thriller. She comes Satur- 11N
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
ALCOHOL BAD FOR BABIES
Or. ]. M. Akin Advises Mothers t,
Refrain from Drinking
Liquor.
GENIUS HIGH CLASS DEGENERATE

Don't drink beer, malt or other alco-
hoiics' was DIR. J. M. Atkins advice to
nursing mothers given at the baby health
exhibit Thursday evening. The practice
OF drinking beer and malt Is due to an
erroneous assumption that Il increases
the quantity Of milk. Beer and malt are
not food. II the quantity of milk is in
creased. you can be sure the quality Is
decreased" he asserted,
The slightly intoxicated husband is a
greater menace to his future child than
ls the continual sop" according to DR..
Akin. 1T Is the man who drinks. but
never gets drunk. the moderate drinker,
whose nervous system is deteriorated and
who Is physically unable to resist any i'll
ness. Not only Is he a prey to all Ill
nesses. but alcoholism Is a handicap to-
wards his recovery. Physicians dislike
to treat such a patient because he has
no resistance. II 1t is lung trouble. the
physician is ready to write the death
certificate.
'Tf there was no alcoholism, the white
plague would be wiped out in four genera
tions." said DIR. Akin. The evils OF cigaret
smoking were also enlarged upon by the
speaker. THE effects of cigaret smoking
are more quickly apparent than alcohol.
1t Is worse than the hypodermic."
Great geniuses are high-class degcner-
ates. according to DIR. Akin, who IL a
specialist for nervous and mental dis
eases. I'm musical or literary geniuses
this one phase is developed at the expense
of every othr side OF their makeup" he
said.
DR.. sdattie L. Arthur also spoke on
Inherited Tendencies" emphasizing the
evil effects of alcohol and tobacco.
The program was In charge of the loca,
Woman's Christian Temperance unions
with Mrs c. w. Hayes presiding. Attl,
David Robel about 10 years old. made g
big hit with the audience by singing "Th,
Brewers Big Hoses Can't Ride Ovei
Me-" Frederick Shinrock and Guirdor
Hayes, even younger lads. gave temper
ance recitations.
Mrs. N. .. McKittrick, Mrs. c. J. Rob
erts. Mrs. II. @. Claggett. Mrs. william
Berry and Mrs. s. c, Jennings. president
of temperance unions. were hostesses.
The civics department of the Qmaht
Woman's club has charge OF the program
this afternoon. Mrs. Draper Smith viii
tell about the bachelors baby hospital a
Memphis. Tenn. and Rev. John Alber o
the South Side will speak on 'Eugenics.
The exhibit closes tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
Swift League.
BYRNE-HAMMER.

three weeks contracts will probably be
let for a few Of the buildings. The
women are not TO be housed In one big
building. but in cottages large enough
to accommodate twenty-eisht persons.
There will be tbout q dozen cottages In
ell and these will be so arranged that
those in one cottage cannot see the other
cottages. although they are not far away.
They win be heated from central heat
ing plant. 1t is probable that the ad-
mlnistration building. power plant, school
house and three cottages will be built
this season.
Plan for Drug Convention.
Officers of the State Pharmaceutical
association met today with the State
Board OF Pharmacy and made plans for
the state convention OF druggists to be
held at Iowa City June 20 to %. ]. r..
sutter Of Burlington. president OF the
State Pharmaceutical association; A.
Falkenheimer Of Algona. secretary; Sena-
tor ]. M. .Lindley OF Winfield. treasurer.
and ]. ID. Roger of Coon Rapids com
posed the delegation calling on the state
board. The convention at Iowa City this
year will consist largely OF addresses by
experts in the drug and pharmacy bust
ness. the association officers say.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
Central High Quintet
Loses Final Contest

Inability to keep pace with the Town
sends In shooting baskets resulted In the
Central High school basketers losing the
final contest OF the Tri-city league last
evening At the Young Mems Christian
association. "a TO 20. The students tried
hard TO close the season with a win and
all but succeeded IN ovsrtaking the range
finders In the final minutes Of play.
AZ the close OF the first period. the
Townsends had a one-point lead Of .
u TO II score. On the restart. the hill
top pessers came TO the fore. but were
soon forced to take the trailing position
when Messrs. Hansen. Bechtold and
Lutes rolled IN three doubie-deckers.
Hansen at left forward for the Town
sends closed his career for the season In
n blaze OF glory. Hansen shot five field
goals. several from difficult anges OF
the court. Patty, for the Omaha High
school. made all Of the students eleven
talIies in the first period. The line up:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
COUNCIL BLUFFS FIVE
SHOWS WELL IN TOURNEY

IOWA CITY. Ia, March lT.--(speciai
Telegram. Council Bluffs sprang the
surprise OF the afternoon In defeating OF
tumwa. - TO a at basket ball. The OF
tumwa five started the game strong and
had = lead OF 10 TO before Council Bluffs
got started. The westerners tied the
count AZ u all. and after that were never
headed The first half ended "A to Is IN
favor OF Council Bluffs. The game fur
nished the only competition OF the after.
noon.
Cedar Rapids Outclassed Cedar Fall,
badly, 81 to "a. in the first game Of tn,
tournament. and Osceola fell before sioul
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
HOUSE VOTES FOR
TARIFF ON SUGAR
Republicans Attack Underwood
Simmons Law in Reply to
Kitchin.
CANNON LAUDs ALDRICH ACT

WASHINGTON, March 17.-with
thirteen democrats and the one so
cialist member opposing the house
today by a vote Of 346 to IA passed
the administration bill to retain the
present tariff of cent pound on
sugar instead of permitting the free
clause of the Underwood-Simmons
tariff act to go into effect May l,
next. The measure now goes to the
senate.
Voting against the bill were Rep
resentatives Bailey Of Pennsylvania;
Buchanan, SABBATH, McAndrews am
Tavenner Of Illinois, Galloway of
Texas, Crosser and Gordon Of Ohio,
Hilliard of Colorado, Howard OF
Georgia, Johnson of Kentucky,
Thompson of Oklahoma and Vandyke
Of Minnesota, democrats, and London
OF New York, socialist.
Majority Leader Kitchin took the floor
to close the argument. 1t was one OF the
few times Mr.. Kitchln has appeared for
an administration measure during the
session. A rapid exchange resolved itself
into a general assault upon and defense
of the entire Underwood- Simmons tariff
act. Opening with the declaration that
the republican party was the original
| free sugar organization In the United
States and quoting from congressional
records and campaign books Of the early
90s to prove his assertions, the majority
| leader drew attacks from former Speaker
Cannon and other republicans.
The sole cause for the proposed repeal
Of the free sugar clause. Mr.. Kitchin
said, was that imports had fallen off.
due TO the European war. making the
| sugar taxes necessary to meet the ex-
pense of the government. incidentally he
declared the democratic party never had
committed itself to free sugar act for
all time.
'T have heard a great many people de-
nounce the Underwood act. but 1 have
not heard a solitary, single republican de-
fend the Payne-AldricA law" he added.
1.-THE Payne-Aldrich tax I approved OF
then" interrupted Mr.. Cannon, land
have never apologized for 1t since. and
would to God it were on the statute books
| now"
Then you are repudiating the platform
OF the republican party in 1872" Mr.
Kitchin replied. ''as you promised to re-
wise the tariff after a commission had
acted and specifically declared the Payne
tariff act was too high and ought to be
cut down"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
"cHIcK" NEVILLE PREFERS
FOOT BALL TO THE TRACK

Central high track prospects suffered a
hard blow yesterday following the an
nouncement that Chick" Neville. star
hurdIer and middle distance runner. win
not turn out for track work this year.
Young Neville is a senior and Is max
ing preparations TO attend college next
year. and believes that the track work
viii injure his chances for TALL foot ball.
Neville eaptained the track team last
year and led his team to a victory at
the state meet held at Lincoln. He took
FIRST place IN the hurdles and was q
member Of the state championship relay
team.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
MILWAUKEE, CHAMPION
DUCK SOUP FOR COMPTON

Wiley Compton. one OF the fast roller
skaters Of Omaha. vino Is matched with
Dick Rrittou. the local short distance
champion for five miles. Saturday night
at the Auditorium roller rink. last night
easily defeated Happy Denny OF Mil
waukee. who claims tie roller rink cham
pionship of that town. and incidentally
annexed to himself and friends s16 side
bet
Happy Denny" worked out Wednesday
and yesterday and when he appeared on
the floor last night clad in racing tights
and carrying a sponge between his teeth
there was some hedging among the skate
boys. Compton got away on the gons
and quickly put daylight between himself
and his opponent He then dropped back
and skated easy and about half way
through the race he speeded up and
Tapped the Milwaukee champion.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
FIND EVIDENCE OF HABIT
FORMING DRUG THEFTS

DETROIT. Mich. March 17.-In the ar
rest Of Emil West. an employe of a local
wholesale drug concern. and a rad on
his rooms today federal officials clsim
to have uncovered one of the biggest
habit forming drug thetts. they have ever
known.
In the rooms they declared two suit.
cases filled with drugs were found The
officials said the drugs were stolen from
Vests employers. They placed the whole
sale value of the seizure at S50.OoO, but
said Il could be retailed among drus
users for fully sSO0.0O0.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
STANLEY DAVIES BECOMES
TWENTY-0NE YEARS OLD

Stanley Davies. assistant 10 Profess
ssonal w. d. Clarke Of the Field club
and a brother OF Leslie Davies, profess
slonal at the lincoln Country club. be-
came q years old today. Davies has
been connected with the golf industry
ever since ne was old enough 20 earn
q weeks wages He started In an Eng
ilsh factory and then came to this coun-
try 70 become a club maker. He is one
Of the best club makers who has ever
worked IN Omaha and he has host OF
friends In the golfins fraternity Of this
city.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
THOMAS MAKES BUY
AT new YORK SALE
Returns from Annual Old Glory Sale
with Four Well Bred Colts for
His Benson Farm.
MAvoY MOVES INTO OMAHA

A. L. Thomas. a prominent figure on
the Great Western circuit and known
throughout the country as a race horse
man. has returned from the annual Old
Glory sale at Madison Square garden.
New York, with four weli-bred colts
which will be added 70 his excellent
string at the keystone Stock farm. north
OF Benson.
Local horsemen who have given Mr.
Thomas latest acquisitions the "once
over are OF the opinion that he has
some likely material. one OF the coits
especially giving promise OF being de-
veloped into futurity winner. The four
colts will be broken at the Keystone
stables under Mr.. Thomas personal su-
pervision
Mr.. Thomas has showed horses at the
Old Glory sale for twenty years--a sale
that IN the horse world IL what the grand
opera season is to New York society.
Soon ne working Ont.
''Raii birds" soon will begin TO brush
the winters dust from out their eyes
and again hold the watch on promisina
steppers as they swing around the tracks
IN horsedom.
Fat ArcAvoy has moved into the EaHi
Omaha track from Gretna. Neb.. with
four keen-looking head Of young stock
The colts have been put In charge ol
r. r. Laughlin, who will break and
train them.
Horsemen at the present time are cen
tering their attention on the neetinl
next Monday at Gaiesburg. ILL.,. Of tn
secretaries Of the tracks on the Greal
Western circuit. Omaha, Burlington
H.. and Peoria and Gelesburg. Ill. vii
be represented.
Glasses and purses will be arranged TO
al this mceting.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
Former Trainer for
Fitzsimmons Is Dead

PHILADELPHIA. March II. = Paul
Hunt Grisell. widely known thirty years
ago as an amateur boxer and athlete.
died here early today from pneumonia.
He was s5 years old ana had lived at a
boarding house here for several months
In virtual isolation from hia friends.
Grisell was one OF the trainers Of Rob
ert Fstsslmmons when the latter defeated
James ]. Corbett for the worlds heavy
weight championship. According to
newspaper clippings found in his room.
he won ten-miie marathon race on July
4. last. at Pueblo. Colo. against q field
Of younger runners.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
TINKER BADLY INJURED
AS AUTO STRIKES POST

/ TAMPA, Fla. March 17.-Joseph Tinker.
manager OF the Chicago Nationals. was
painfully injured here today when his
automobile struck a post. He was pitched
against the Windshield and gashed about
the head and face. a glass fragment cut
ting his eyelid. Physicians advised quiet.
fearing possible injury to the eyeball.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
DIDMUN is CAPTAIN OF
HARVARD FOOT BALL TEAM

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. March I7.-Harrie
II. Didmun of Arlington. Mass, waA
elected captain OF the Harvard varsity
foot bali team today in place Of ]. H,
Gilman Of Honolulu. who recently became
ineligible through deficiency in studies,
Didmun. who played right guard last
year, was a member of the Tufts team in
1914. and under the college rule next fall
will be his third and last season.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
Asiatic ChoIera in BeIErade.

TCN'DoN. NTarch r1.--Asiatic cholera
an Athens dispatch TO the Exchange Tele-
graph company. Fifty cases have been
reported daily and thirty deaths have
The people OF Belgrade arr
suffering from a shortage OF provisions
and sanitary conditions are had.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
HILDEBRANDT AND FAETz
GO INTO SECOND PLACE

TOLEDO. o.. March l7.-Charlea Hide
brandt and Matthew FaetE OF Chicago
went into second place in the doubles Of
the American Bowling congress tourna-
ment today with a score OF i,275.
F'aetz. who won the ail-events at Peoria
last year. had the only error. missing the
front Din of SIZE leave In the middle OF
the last game. Hildehrandt had esl and
Faetx 6S2
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
Utah Defeats the
Olympic Club Quint

CHICAGO. March 1.-THE National
Amateur Athletic union basket ball
championship win be fought out between
the University OF Utah and the Illinois
Athletic club here tomorrow. In the
semi-finaIs tonight Utah defeated the
Olympic Athletic club Of San Francisco.
90 TO IS. and the Hin ,is Athletic club dis-
posed OF the Oakland (caL) Young Mems
Christian association. A. to n.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
BILL H0KUFF SAYS HE
WANTS TO MEET STECHER

Big Bill Hokuff, Omaha grappler. and
HIS publicity bureau have cut loose In
Chicago. Big Pin has informed Chicago
that be y anxious 10 meet Joe stecher,
and goes on 70 zen the Windy City chaps
he bellows he can beat the Dodge boy.
Why he goes 20 Chieago TO try 70 get a
match with stccher. instead OF staying
IN Omaha, Hekufl does not say.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
NORTH SIDE TEAM WANTS
FAST CLASS A PLAYERS

Manager Linde Of the Twenty-fourth
and Lake street Merchants is looking
for some Class A players for HIS club.
Any Class A athlete who wants a Job
can land one BY calling Webster Sil
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
NO ROOM IN COURT HOUSE
FOR THE MUhY JUDGES

The county commissioners have advised
tho city commissioners there is no spare
room Ia the court house for the accom-
modation Of the municipal judges
The new judges wished the city 20 pro
vide space In the court house. II Is now
up 70 the city officials TO arrange for
rooms in the city hall
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
Chance for speculation.

The teacher of a night school In Chi
cago was endeavoring to instill In the
minds OF some Of the q scouraged pupils
some notions OF ambition.
DO you know" he asked OF a seedy-
looking boy of 20. that every lad In this
country has a chance to be PRESIDENT
us that so2' asked the seedy one, re-
flectively. Then he added
Say. Ill sell my chance for 10 cents"
Chicago Journal
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
she Likes chamberlain's Cough
Remedy.

Il like chamberlain's Cough Remedy
better than any other for children because
Il gives the quickest relief. and h about
the only one they win take willingly. .
writes Mrs. James Kern. Manchester.
n. n. IT Il equally good for colds and
Group and is deserving Of all the good I
can saY for II. J am never without IL in
the house Tor n Il invaiuable when
needed obia'nabls everywhere.-Ad-
eertiseinsnt
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18

PRINCE RUPERT. b. c. March IL
The Pacitic-Ameriean Canning company's
tender Alpha. which left Ballingham ON
Sunday for Alaska, was sWamped off
Rachel Island, near here, this afternoon.
All on board, with the exception OF a
deckhand named Christensen, are be-
ieved TO have perished. Besides Chris
tiansen, there were seven men on the
tender
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
OMAHA U BASKET CRACKS
LAID LOW By CLARKS

The Clarks defeated the University of
Omaha quintet in the second Tri-city
league game at the ~ last evening. Ss
TO 10 The students found Il Impossible
to make much headwsy against the close
guarding OF tho sportmen The lineup:
NVApKQ nRfArTa VrAsV
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
National Guard Out
To Quell Ames Riot

AMES. Ia, March IA student rush
here today brought out a troop OF the
National Guard and two students we're
wounded.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18

SANTA FE. n. NJ. March i7-William
T. Thornton. aged 7S, territorial governor
Of New Mexico from 1898 20 1897 and ais
a former member OF the territorial legis-
lature and mayor OF San'a Fe. died at hi
home here tonight. lie served in tho
confederate ermy during the civil war.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
COMMERCE HIGH SCHOOL
FIVE 0UTPLAYS TIGERS

school flippers took the Townsend Tigers
TO a cleaning, IS to L.. The Commerce
men outplayed the Tigers in all stages
OF the game, W. Reeves. Millberg and
Fixa performed In stellar fashion for the
Commerce men. while Nicholson and
Dent did the best work for the Tigers.
The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18

Substitutes Grove for Smith. G. Weigel
for Harris. Field goals: Patty 90. Payn-
ter f2l, smith Hansen 90. Bechtold (9,
Harris. Foul goals; Patty (D. Fouls
cepsrfs Rsfsr.. HiSs ssaSo
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18

Substitutes; Hoyey for Lynn. McFar-
land for Hovey. Gardener for Mcbride
Foley for Bruce. Field goals: klepser
(e). Lynn (S). Mcfarland 90. Montgomery
90, Parish. Noland. Ernst (2, Adams (6l
mIlted University Of Omaha, s; clSrks.
?. Umpire: Ksewitt.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18

The Galveston club Of the Texas league
has traded Pitcher Eugene Moore to the
Mobile club OF the Southern league.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18

City. 46 to IT. Sioux City showed bril-
liant teamwork and overhead passing.
Fort Dodge defeated oskhloosa, Al to %
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18

1t takes but minute OF time to save
dollars when you read The Bee Want Ad
columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18

Moore McMan for Russum. Field goals:
Mulberg. W. Reeves (?). FiNa, Nicholson
ca. BuKxard. Dent. Foul goals; Miilberg
l5l, Il. Reeves (sl. Moscovitz. Fouls COM
mitted; Commerce. 8; Townsends, Il.
Referee; Hewitt.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18

Read Bee Want Ads for profit. Use
them for results.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-07
CLASS IN COOKING
FORMS AT MISSION

Reports, indicating that satisfactory
progress is being made in shaping the
afafirs of the North Fourteenth Street
Mission, were made at meeting OF
the executive committee in the Y NJ
C. A. last night. Five of the seven
members of the committee were pres
ent. w. 0. Mendenhall, president OF
the administration board presided.
The churches to whom appeals have
been raised have pledged $73 a month
to the budget of $50 necessary to main
tain the Mission and four churches
are yet to report.
Miss Wolford, domestic science
teacher, is alloting two hours a week
to the teaching of a class in cookery
at the Mission and a Mothers club
will be organized Friday afternoon. A
Boys club has been organized and the
attendance of the Sunday school in
creased to more than ninety. 1t was
formerly about fifty.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-07
BROWN Will invite
C0SSIPS TO ATTEND
REVIVAL SERVICES

"Four Sick Men" is the special sub
ject to be discussed by Evangelist Roy
l.. Brown at the First Christian
church revival tonight.
r. Leighton Brown, Jr., is assisting
with the musical program each even
ing and big double chorus has been
organized. The junior chorus will be
one of the attractive features of the
meeting There were between forty
and fifty in the childrens chorus the
first night and every seat in the adult
chorus was occupied. Last night a
splendid audience was present.
Prayer meetings were held in var
ious parts of the city yesterday with
large attendance. Prayer services
will be held again tomorrow at 2:3O
o'clock.
Evangelist Brown is gratified with
the enthusiastic start in this cam
paign, and predicts a great meeting
Live subjects will be discussed He
expects to preach sermon shortly
when he will give special invitation
to liars, hypocrites and gossips. He
says he will speak mighty plain so
that all will understand. The song
service begins at 1880 each evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-07
MEN FRIENDS
(. HEAR EARLHAM
ORATOR SPEAK

Seventy-five representatives OF the
mems unions of the Whitewater, West
Richmond, East Main street and the
South Eighth street Friends churches
were present at a joint meeting in
the last named church last night when
Donald B. Snyder of Earlham college
delivered his address on Military
Education in the Public Schools"
Snyder carried off first honors for
his college with this address at the
recent Indianapolis state oratorical
contest. 1t has been given number
of times since then.
Routine business of the South
Eighth street Friends union was dis
pensed with except the notice given
the nominating committee to bring
in the names for ticket to be elected
upon at the annual meeting in April.
The nominating committee is COM
posed of C.. F. HOeffer, William J..
Hiatt, w. B. Martin, William Wicket
and Rev. F. C. Anscombe.
John H. Johnson presided at last
nights meeting.