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Arizona republican., 1917-01-19
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
BY TRINITY GUILD

With the announcement OF pro
gram, OF which any vaudeville mana
ger in the country could be justly
proud, the Junior Guile of Trinity
Pro Cathedral has lifted the veil of
mystery which has surrounded the
personnel OF the cast which is TO en-
terrain the Phoenix public tonight at
the Isis formerly the E.mpress) the
ater tonight
The promise of "stupendous vaude
vile, the best ever" seems to be amply
fulfilled to judge, not only by the an
nouncement but by rehearsal staged
last night for the especial benefit of
the press.
Opening the evenings entertainment
with several popular and select num-
-bers a quartette made up of the
Messrs. Hornall. Ewing, Armour and
Williams win entertain the audience
for their brief allotment of time. Fol-
lowing the quartette Stanley Worces-
ter will do some entirely new Charlie
Chaplin stunts on skates. Young Wor-
cester's Interpretation of Charlie is
quite laughable Mrs. Sims Ely, jr..
will assist Charlie in a restaurant
sketch. Mr.. James McT,ain will sing
some dialect songs which are very
captivating and exceedingly well done
by this talented local basso.
AS Introductory to the second part
of the program Miss Gwendolyn Allen
will do several aesthetic dancing num-
bers. Miss Allen is the very personifi-
cation of grace. having studied under
Anita Peters Wright in San Francisco.
She is very clever besides having an
other claim to distinction, that is, as
the sister-in- law of Governor Camp
bell. A sketch entitled Their Real
Selves" which characterizes the con-
versation between young couple by
giving in addition to their spoken
words, what they really think, is an
adaptation from a New York vaude-
vile novelty. The performers are
Miss Davey, Mrs. Eddy Pat Butler and
Ben Taylor. Messrs Ellis and Sand
idge, the popular local entertainers
will do a blackface sketch and clog.
Il can dance with everybody but
my wife," is very cleverly sung and
danced by Lester Byron and Selma
Goldberg and Alexander Baker and
/ Mrs. H. Il. Atha jr. This alone is worth
the price of admission. Mr.. Charles
f. Ellis will deliver a reading and the
/ program will conclude with a skit loan
! ed and coached by Art Rick, entitled
THE Wireless Widow" in which Mrs
Alvin Sumner as the widow will be
/ supported by w. Lloyd Johnston a.
her nephew. Harold Baxter as an ole
| gentleman with tender affection fol
the widow, and Mrs. D. p. Payne as
the maid.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-19
ARIZONA PACKING
AND PROVISION Co
WILL LOCATE HERE

The Arizona Packing and Provision
company. is the latest addition to the
industrial world of Phoenix. Capital
lied ut $4,000, and with men well
known in the packing game from the
inside cut behind it, Phoenix will soon
be introduced to another business
house come to stay, and add to the
prosperity of the valley as well as
the state.
The incorporation of the company
wos announced yesterday. p. f. Han
deEberry, of the Hendenberry Packing
company one of the largest concerns
of its Kind in the middle west, will
be connected with the Arizona Pack
ing and Provision company. This fact
alone is said 90 men We'll known in
! wholesale circles. to assure success to
the new enterprise.
i. l3enno Nell, Jr, will be the presi-
dent of the company, which will have
I its headquarters at $3.50 South Cen
trail avenue. Carleton L. Wood. will
be the vice pre- si0ent, and Donald
! Dunbar. VIII act as secretary treas
urer. All OF the men in whose hands
will rest the conducting of the bust
ness are residents of Phoenix, being
well and favorably known.
Within short time it is planned
by the now company to erect q
sladghtering plant just outside the
/ city. The company will conduct both
a wholesale and retail business.
1t is expected that in Il few weeks
/ the company will be ready for bust
ness ana in the market to supple tfse
hotel. restaurant and other retail
! trade.
I Mammoth ice boxes. will be a part
I of tie equipment of the wholesale
I ic nl9nnRI IN h1N
rant and hotel keepers. buy their meat
! while it is hanging in the ice box
thus assuring them of the best cuts
! to be obtained.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-19
KISSES LACKING
He DESERTS HER

Lack of kisses was given by Severi-
ano Othon TO the officers who arrested
hm in Los Angeles as his reason for
deserving his wife.
Othon will be brought back from
the coast by Sheriff Wilky today and
it will be interesting to note whether
he offers the same excuse when given
his hearing in the local courts.
His wife. Delfina Othon sWore to the
complaint charging her husband with
nOn-support. According 20 advices
from the coast Othon told the officers
that he thought his wife's love for him
had died and he gave that as his rea-
son for leaving her.
"Wnen she would not greet me with
a kiss when | came home" said
Othon, II could no longer bear it and
/ had to go away to appease my sor-
row. If she still loves me | will will
ingly go back"
Ulhon told the officers story of
having had to best many rivals to
win the hand of his wife.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-19
ORATORS To COMPETE
FOR s. A. R. HONORS

D The Sons Of the american Revolu
ton viii hold their annual oratorical
contest at the high school this morn
ing.
This contest win decide who will
represen. the local high school in the
final contest. There will be represent
atives from many school of the state
in the final. Today's contest will be
held about 3 a. m. and the winner
will be chosen according to the mer-
its of delivery and composition.
'The Junior class of the school will
have full charge of the assembly
which will be held for about two
hours. This will be the first assembly
this wear that the students will have
full charge of the gathering.
The S. A. r contest will be con-
Quoted by d. p. Jantzen head of the
English department. The two students
in the contest that are picked as the
winners of the contest by the stud
ents are Harlow Akers and Linley
Arizona republican., 1917-01-19

II. ]. Edwards and his brother A. F.
Edwards who raised checks signed by
\. j. Peters of Tempe from s3.65 to
s33.65 were given three years sus-
pended sentence with the cOndition
imposed that they make good the
money they procured. They will be
under the supervision OF the Proba
ticn officer during their suspended
tenn.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-19
MILLS uFRE-J. T.. Mills

j. l.. MILLS HERE-J. L. Mills.
representing the American Writing
Machine company of Los Angeles, ar
rived in Phoenix yesterday. This firm
rehuilds typeWriters and sells them to
VISITING BROTHER LEE A.
Purvines, of Pleasant Plains, Ill.
dropped into town yesterday for few
days visit with his brother Lee Pur-
vines, formerly proprietor of the En-
press theater. This is the first time
MI Purvines has been as far west as
Arizona, ard although the weather
was not typical of this season he ex-
pressed himself as surprised and
pleased with general conditions.
> REFUSED TO STAY PUT-Chauf-
feur Woodson who has a stand in
Adams street between First street and
Central avenue, didn't like the loca-
ton 10 which he was assigned when
the new parking system was put into
effect. He drove his machine down in
front of the hotel Adams and parked
there He declined to move when in
structed by an officer that his place
was at the First street corner Yes
tefday he was assessed fine of $40
in police court.
DISTINGUISHED VlSlTOR-E ]
Ward of Ottawa, ILL.,, arrived in the
city from Colorado ard New Mexico
where he has been visiting points OF
historical interest-an object which
also brought him to Arizona. Mr.
Ward is quite traveller. He was in
Italy at the sine that nation Joined
the allies. Mrs. Ward was in Austria
wren tho war broke ont, and has beer
compelled 10 remain there. owing t.
the strict blockade or travellers. Mr.
Ward paid a visit to the Phoenix
Odd Fellows. of which order he IS :
member He is stopping at the Jeffer-
son.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-19

Ormc. AkeTs possesses wonderful abil-
itv in delivery. 1t is said by many ot
TIE faculty that they have neve"
heard more fluent speaker. The
program:
Kemarils on s. A r. 10y Prof. Da-
mel T. JantZen.
Grafton.
Pantomine by four members of
Jurior class.
Grafton.
Whistling sclO by Gladys Linsl@y.
Grafton.
Piano solo, by Ermine Hackbarth
Grafton.
Violin solo. by Meredith Bishop.
School songs and yells.
Tne assembly will continue through
the first and second hours and into
the third without the hours being
chcrtapn1
Arizona republican., 1917-01-19
SALINAS COOL
BEFORE COURT

With the same cool Indifference
that marked his career of crime in
this state, Pedro Salinas faced the
court as idge Stanford imposed an
indeterminate sentence of not less
than twenty nor more than twenty
FIVE years in the penetentiarY at. Flor
ence
Salinas yesterday entered a plea OF
guilty. to the charge of robbing a
Chinese merchant Gee Jackson OF so.
The circumstances following the rob
berry when he participated in a gun
duel with Deputy herift j. T. Murphy
ana lis subsequent escape from the
Sisters hospital where he was forced
to undergo an operation from the gun
wound in his head was touched upon
during the proceedings
Before entering the court room Sal
mas was asked il he desired an at.or-
ney to represent him.
Il don't want a lawyer, it viii only
take more time" he answered.
Judge Stanford. however appointed
judge Porter of Glendale to represent
him
County Attorney L. NJ. Laney and
Assistant County Attorney Harry
johnson for the state recalled to the
CONT Salinas record. The Mexican in
serving four years senteDce in Flor
cnCn u fcW years go for burglary at
tempted to escape and was captured
rs Joe Bush. then captain of the
guards S. shots were fired before
Salinas gave himself un to the officer.
There are q series Of crimes unac-
counted fOi'-recert robberies ana
holdups that Salinas is believed to
nave figuerd in but there is not suf
iicient evidence against aim to make
1t certain he s the man. The night
the Chinaman was robbed Otto Gross
premier was held up and shot near
Riverside park and it is generally be-
lipVed that Salinas was the highway
man. GrOsSbrenner was. unable to
identify him however and he stoutiH
denied this charge.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-19
NEW OBSERVER

NEW OBSERVER-WalteT II. NoS-
qHil a weather observer. will arrive
shortly to fill. up the ranks of the
local weather bureau force
LICENSED TO WED-Marriage
licenses were issued Yesterday to An
dres G. Mendez and Elidia SalaZar
beth of Tempe and Harry Leo Mat
thews OF Hayden and Florence Evelyn
GIBSON of Los Angeles.
FUNERAL OF INFANT-The funer-
al of iona Mildred Swain. infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Swain, will be held this after
noon, January 10, 1917, at O'Clock
from the parlors of Geo. +. Merryman
company Interment in Greenwood
cemetery.
WANT MkReLE-The John O.
Powers Advertising agency OF New
York has written the local chamber
of commerce making inquiries about
marlae quarries in Arizona They
specially Iesire Information relative
to the supply OF yellow. buff. red and
yellow. warm gray, light green and
pink marbles. and of gravel and sand
of the same tones.
UNDELlVERED TELEcRAMS
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph office for
the following: Carmen Bernal, i. ID.
Trekell, Mrs. M. C. Slayden, Jack Van
dusen, +. d. L. McLaurin, Frank
Kramer. Mrs. f. Walker, James Arti-
son. John L. Patton. David Green and
F. II. Lathrap.
A VISITING ATToRNEY-X. N.
Sleeves, for a long time member of
the bar Of this county and now resi-
dent of Williams, is in the city on legal
business. Mr.. Sleeves was for d num-
Der of years district attorney of Coco
ninO county He will remain in the
city until Sunday morning. There were
several feet of snow when he left home
and he expects to find more on his
return.
AID GOT RESULTS-When Frank
LghtfoOt advertised in The Repub-
lican the loss BY Mrs. Lightfoot OF a
necklace in a downtown theater on
| Christmas night. he got results. AL
| though it was some time since the
ncckl?ce was lost. Mrs. McClaren of
q25 West Jackson, whose little boy
found the necklace, responded, and
/ the iowelrY was returned to its own
| or. The exclusive use of The Repub-
| lican again proved the punch of this
| paper rs an advertising medium.
LEVY HAS RETURNED-Joe Levy
| advertising manager of the Arizona
| Republican. has returned to Phoenix
iiiltI IlOhtH vacation spent IN Los
Angeles. Houston and San Antonio
Tex. While in Texas, Levy visited
with his parents and relatives. In Los
/ Angeles. Levy who is recognized as al
expert on advertising service, took adj
vantage to look into and study every
I thing late in his line. He has brought
4 back many new ideas and is positive
I that he will be introducing new feat
ures in the near future, which will
appeal to every Republican advertiser
MANY NQUiRlES-Inquries a
the land office regarding homestead.
under the new grazing homestead act
! passed recently and signed by thu
pres dent, amount some days to fift,
they come by ali means. Receives
]. J. Birdno saws that the land offic,
is keeping mp the business of the tele
phone and telegraph companies, besid'
| adding much to the revenues Of tn,
post office hv reason of the desire o
many Arizonisns to know about tn
lands that can be filed on under tn
I Now
Arizona republican., 1917-01-19
Presbyterian Society Meeting

The ladies MissiOmry' society OF
the Presbyterian church will meet
this Afternoon at o'clock instead of
at .. 30. Miss Abbott, widely known
missionary will be present to address
the gathering. There will also be bust
ness of importance TO come before the
meeting.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-19
STORED WATER
SUPPLY
Water Service Report for January 1s
WEATHER TODAY
TRepublican A. p. Leased Wire1

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. IS. -
For Arizona Friday rain south por-
ton, snow north portion Saturday
partly cloudy, not much change in
temperature.
Colorado: Friday fair, warmer
east portion; Saturday fair.
New Mexico; Cloudy with local
rain south portion, snow north por-
uOn Friday night or Saturday;
warmer east portion Friday.
West Texas: Friday fair, warmer
north; Saturday generally fair
Arizona republican., 1917-01-19
DISTINGUISHED VIsIToR-E.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Southern Dinner

The United Daughters of the Con-
federacy, win serve a southern dinner
tonight at the Womans club. at $50.
The event will be unique in its way.
anl one 10 which every one in the
citv. especially Scutherners are invit-
cd. Tho dinner is given in honor of
the birthday Of Robert r. Lee.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-19
ESTRAY NOTICE


The following described stray stock
will be sold at the II. d. Clark ranch,
one half mile east of Chandler Ariz,
January 80, at p. m: head of hogs;
3 brood sows; boars, weight about
200 lbs each, earmarks-both ears
cropped and split; boars, weight
about 10 lbs. each no earmarks.
G. M. Beckham,
constable for Chandler Precinct
(AdvD
Arizona republican., 1917-01-19
MARTIN SENTENCED
To PEMTENT|ARY

Robert Martin who has a penchant
for horses that do not belong to him
viii have the opportunity to overcome
his hobby in the state prison at Flo
renee. Judge Stanford made this pos
sible yesterday by sentencing Martin
for tenn of from eight 70 -en years.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-19
1.-THE Good
Natured
Drug Store

s is what one Of our customers
called the Owl Drug Co., the
other day, and it pleased us
very much. You don't have
to fret fuss or worry about
your order, or your bill here.
We do our best to please our
patrons, and are always
striving to maintain a salts
factory store and delivery
service.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-19

Excess IN temperature yesterday, 5
degrees.
Deficiency in temperature since the
first of the month, 10 degrees.
Normal precipitation January l TO
date, .SS of an inch.
Actual precipitation January to
date, 1.04 inches.
Accumulated excess in rainfall since
January !, .16 Of an inch.
ROBERT Q. GRANT,
Meteorological.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-19
LOCAL WHOLESALE PRODUCE

Prices paid today ny Walter Hih
company. Second avenue aud Jcffer-
son street:
Ranch eggs. per dozen ..3Jc
Cheese, per pound Notwithstanding c
FrIers. pound .-.....-.......... ifc
Hens pound .......... .l5c
Arizona republican., 1917-01-19

DEMONSTRATIONS Of st Charles
coffee ut out store Saturday, Jan.
goth. Vaughn Bros-Adv. 1t
Arizona republican., 1917-01-19

WANT TO LOCATE A HOME
STEAD in Paradise Valley? See Chute,
GIG West Van Buren.-Adv. bp
Arizona republican., 1917-01-19

DEMONSTRATION of st. Charles
coffee at our store Saturday, Jan.
2oth. VAUGHN Bras.-Adv 1t
Arizona republican., 1917-01-19

WANT TO LOCATE A HOME
STEAD in Paradise Valley? See Chute,
616 West Van Buren-Adv. hn
Arizona republican., 1917-01-19

PHOENIX SANAToRIUM for dis
eases Of the lungs and throat. Phone
l159.-Adv. U
Arizona republican., 1917-01-19
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. Water Users Build
ing.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-19

DEMONSTRATION of s.. Charles
coffee at our store saturday, Jan.
Goth. Vaughn Bros.-Ad It
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-30
BRINGS-SUITFOR
S2O75 AGAINST
CITY AND COUNTY

Claiming that taro patches and
other property owned by him at Ka-
neohe, this island, were on two &C.
casions damaged by flood waters be-
cause of inadequate facilities for car
rying the water off, Henry Cobb
Adams, district magistrate and dep
uty tax assessor at Koolaupoko, has
filed in circuit court a suit in which
he seeks to recover SPOTS from the
city and county of Honolulu.
Adams, who owns a piece of land
in Kaneohe near the government
road, says that the city and county
damned up small stream that used
to carry off the flood waters, ana put
in two 27-inch pipes to perform this
work In January, 1916, he alleges, a
heavy rain fell and as the pipes were
insufficient to carry off the water,
two taro patches owned by him were
filled with rocks and dirt and the
plants ruined.
The same thing occurred in Jan
uary and March, this year, says the
complaint, and two taro patches, a
fence, the foundation of Adams house
and several farm implements were de.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-30
STRIKE
POSTPONED UNTIL
COASTER ARRIVES
Official Of Longshoremen Conn.,
ing Here TO Study Local
Conditions

The long pending steyecores'
strike" has heeu called Off AGAIN.
! this time until after tie arrival here
from san Francisco before the md,
die (: August OF the president 0r
some Orher official Of the Pacific
coast distriCt International AssoCia-
,ipn o. I-OCgshoTemen.
It w. learned today that at the
unions last Meeting Thursday night
h7!'"s HOloua. who is said to be
still At tn" head ,! the local long
shOrcncn's organization. reported
that the official would reach Homo
lulu on or before the 18th OF August.
He advised postponing action until
after the official has arrived and
made study Of local conditions, so
the waterfront version Of the meeting
goes.
July l was the first time limit sci
for shippers to meet the mems de
mands for an increased wage scale;
II was then extended to July IS. and
now the whole thing has been dropped
until August Is or latrr
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-30
scHEoUAE, SPECIFICATIONS AND
CONDITION FOR MATERIALS
AND Supplies FOR THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU,
T. n,

Tenders to furnish to the CITY and
County of HI onolulu water and Sewer
DepartmentA, the following material,
delivered at wharf, Honolulu, Hawaii,
will be received at office of Purchas-
ing Agent w r to IL noon' July 81:
$3.50 feet g. &C" Grade C. I. Pipe.
CLIO fe t 8" &C" Grade G. L Pipe.
800 feet 49, &C" Grade c. l. Pipe
20 Hycra1Eats Zone steamer and two
az" nozzles; bury three feet.
STons p ig Lead.
Cast iron pipe to conform with the
American wateier Works Associations
standard specifications for cast iron
water pipes and.d special casting adopt
ed May II, 190hS.
Hyd-ants to cdlRnform with the Amer
lean Water W forks Associations
standard specific cations for hydrants
and valves adopt, ed June "a, 1913. Re-
vised Juns 9, IS PIG.
Ffa. e. wEscOTT,
Purchasing Agent.
6s42-July -, 2t q. %, "a. %, 26, 81,
IL. ID. 3. ae9. 30.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-30
SUIT FOR INJUNCTION
AGAINST BOARD LIKELY
TO BE DISCONTINUED

IF the board Of agriculture and for.
estry moves the Farm dairy herd far
enough away from the quarantine sta
ton at Ala Moana, there is q posi-
bility that the Injunction suit brought
against it by the SChuman Carriage
Co. will be dismissed" remarked W.
B. Pittman of the law firm IF An
drews and Pittman, today.
"And how far away must that be?"
Attorney Pittman was asked.
$50 far that Mr.. Schuman's mules
cannot see Mr.. Farms COWS, I"
answered the attorney.
Hearing Of the Injunction suit has
been continued until Q O'clock next
Thursday morning, at which time It
will be argued or dismissed. The
fact that the board has decided to
move the herd to a place other than
the quarantine station NAV result in
a speedy termination OF the case.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-30
BY AUTHORITY.

Sealed tenders will be received up
to II o'clock noon on the 7th day of
August, 1917, at the Office of the Clerk
of the City and County of Honolulu,
Room 8, Mcintyre Building, for fur.
nishing all material, tools and labor
necessary to construct approximately
$4,000 square feet Of standard cement
sidewalk on Kalakaua Avenue, from
Ena Road to Kapiolani Park, all with
in Frontage Improvement Number
Four, KalakaIa Avenue" in the Dis
trict of Honolulu, City and County Of
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii
Plans, specifications and form of
proposal may be had upon application
and a deposit of twenty-five and
00i100 Dollars ($25.0O) at the City
and County Clerks Office:
The Board of Supervisors reserves
the right to reject any or all tenders
and to waive all defects.
d. KALAUOKALANI,
Clerk, City and County Of Honolulu.
Is, .26, q, %, 80, 81, Aug.
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