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PACT, TFN
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY "MORNING. MAY If. 1915
, in y
COLLAR
EARL X WILSON.
MAKERS OF TROY'S BEST PRODUCT.
Columbia Theater
THE COOLEST SPOT IN TOWN
1000 CUSHIONED SEATS
Now Shewing the Best in Motion Pictures, Includ
ing the Biggest Stars Features
All
Matinee S P. M. Evening 7:15 and 9 P. M.
COLISEUM
TONIGHT
Butler & Payne
Present.
HOUSE & ALARD
In Their Greatest Success
"Never
Again"
Prices: 50c, 20c and 30c
XPLOITS
3 OF
LAINE
Kpisode 13
The Devil Worshipers
It's always cool at
LAMARA THEATER
iThe World's Pest Pictures)
- - !
I TODAY i
n a I
IfrWIll.ii SIM
IV ZA THKATHF. DE LUXE
Matinee
3 o. m.
TODAY PROGRAM
"Nabbed," 2-Reel Bison Feature
L-Ko Comedy, "A Stool-Pigeon Revenge"
"The Little Girl of the Attic," 2-Rcel Laemmle
A Cartoon Comedy
COLUMBIA ORCHESTRA
ALL SEATS, 10c
ARIZONA
rnnnnmn Comiiiu-Mav
rLlrhriViV from Arizona" The first picture
taken bv
LAMARA
D r O A I T Seat &nTTe in tn house 10c. Chil
tl P I 11 I T dren 5c. Five reels of pictures. Pic-
tures changed daily.
PI A A Change of Pictures Every Day
Lm M m'k 6 REELS 6
Opposite City Hall Open from 10 a. m. till 11:30 p. m.
RIPWOOD
Slightly lower in front than in
back, fashioned for comfort
and style, a rare combination.
2 FOR 25C.
I
No
Higher
I
Ef PRESS
Today and Tomorrow
in
IN
In Two Peels
A Mother's Day Picture
"The Silent Plea"
A Vitagraph in 3 Reeb
Hearst-Selig News
Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday
Romaine Fielding's First
Picture Taken in Phoenix
'Mr. Carlson of Arizona"
Evenings
7: 15 4.9 p. m.
NO HIGHER
nn n Iran hit
CHAPLIN
THE
dfl
Coming
Mav 16th, 17th and 18th
"HYPOCRITES"
IT. IS, 9, "Mr. Carlson
Romaine Fielding in Phoenix
"EXPLOITS OF ELAINE"
Installments Every
Thursday arid Friday
HANfJY HEADS
THE (ID-CLUB
New Official Family, None
of Members of 'Which is
on Newspaper Ad-Club
Year Now Coincides With
A'orM Svstem
Vic Hanny is president of the
Phoenix Adclnb.
At tlip 'IH'tion of officers vestcr-
jd:iy, set forward many months in
I order that this club might as others
I have done standardize the official
year, a new policy went into effect.
Xi, man connected with any Phoenix
publication, was nominated for any
office.
C. A. Stauffer, of The Republican,
on his return recently from Los An
gelos, strongly advised the Phoenix
Adclub to adopt the policy of that
in I.os A nudes, recommending the
progress made by the latter since
Setting outsiders interested in the
work. It was not that members of
l lie ad staff of a paper were not
efficient officers, but that ideas of
more varied sorts were to Vie glean
ed from an official family spread
through the many divisions of the
advertising profession.
The new officers:
Vic Hanny. president.
S. V. Marto, vice-president.
S. . H. Robertson, secretary-treasurer.
R. P. Rozeine. H. K. r.ehn. V. Mc
Arthur. R. A. Murray aryl V. H.
Leecraft members with the above of
ficers of the executive committee.
Special announcements made by the
retiring president. fjarth W. Cate
concerned the next Stoekdale lecture
on June 10. the Adclub convention in
Chicagd June 20-24.
I
AMUSEMENTS
COLUMBIA OFFERS A
LOT FOR A LITTLE
With the matinee this afternoon
the Columbia starts its new policy in
the price arrangement of ten cents
throughout the entire house for the
same high class of pictures the Co
lumbia has been offering. The Co
lumbia theater with its comfortable
cushioned seats makes an ideal home
for pictures. One of ihe most im
portant features of the house is its
ideal cooling plant, supplying real
comtV.it and relief from the blazing
fin outside. During the last few
clays two thermometers have been
used in experimenting with the oool
ir.tr system and it was found that
from twenty to thirty degrees dif
ference in temperature was the result.
The temperature, of the street rang
ing from 90 t, 02 and in the build
ing from ti." to 70 during the entire
matinee performance.
The picture 'program for today will
crisist of a two-reel "Hison" en
titled, "Xabled," a story of police
lite that will prove both thrilling
and absorbing. Also there is "The
Little C.irl of the Attic." a drama of
the Civil AVar, that contains a plot
of real heart interest. Two good
comedies are included, one of them
an ever welcome cartoon, in which
"Prof. Xutt Takes a Trip to the
.Moon." The latter is an excellent
photoplay for matinees as it is par
ticu'arly appealing to the little folks,
witl' whom the Columbia, is fast be
ecnvrt; a most popular amusement
resort.
CHARLIE'S A CHAMPION
AT THE EMPRESS TODAY
Charlie Chaplin will appear at the
Empress tonight in what is said to
be a funnier picture, 'than any that
he has yet presented. "The Cham
pion" is a two-reel picture in which
Charlie takes the place of a prize
fighter, but what is the use of try
ing to explain it, you will all want
to see him anyway. '
That Mother's Day picture, "The
Silent Plea,!' is a. three part fea
ture in which Kdith Storey takes
iht lending part, being assisted by
an all star cast. This was produced
in conjunction with the Xew York
state commission for the relief of
widowed mothers, and is a dramatic
appeal for the widowed mothers' al
lowance. There are many very interesting
scenes in the Hearst-Selig Weekly
-if the warring nations, and also of
Grace Darling's travels, "Mr. Carlson
of Arizona,"' the first picture taken
in Phoenix by Romaine Fielding, will
Im? shown on next Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. IKn't forget the
dates.
PICTURES OF "YOU" AT LION
TONIGHT
A novelty that is sure to draw a
large crowd, will be put on at the
Lion Theater tonight. For several
days the Lion camera man has been
taking pictures of prominent people
on the streets, which have been
made into slides and will be shown
on the screen tonight only. Some
were snapped while walking, others
talking, etc., and they are sure to
be amusing.
The moving picture program at the
Lion today is :i good one, the fea
ture being a two reel llroneho called
"The Wells of Paradise". This is a
story of the Oil . fields, the scenic
LOW S
KIDDIES WILL
TRAVEL FREE
New Arrangement Allows
Children to Travel to
Riverside Park Without
Charge on Saturdays be
tween 10:30 and 3 "
Here is good news for the kiddies,
also for their mothers and dads. On
Saturday Maxwell's Riverside bus line
will carry children under twelve to
Riverside park, between the hours of
10:30 in th? morning and : in the af
ternoon, without charge. This arrange
ment was made between the manage
ment of Riverside and the transporta
tion people last night and will surely
help to make the school holiday pop
ular at the big park.
Xow that the weather is taking on
a summery tone the swimming pool
is getting more and more popular,
there were more than a hundred
swimmers last evening. In order to
get ready for the season's schedule
of aquatic sports there will be trials
iu the pool on Saturday and Sunday
afternoons this week. All the would
be champions are invited to report
and register and on1 their showing in
the events on these two afternoons
the handicaps for the first port of
the summer will be arranged. In
stead of race meets at odd times as
was the case last summer, it is the
intention to have a regular schedule
of events, including high and fancy
diving, sprints and distance races,
under water swims and diving for dis
tance. For these there will lie prizes
for each meet and season prizes and
it is planned to bring the swimmers
of Phoenix very much to the front.
It is also hoped that a water polo
league may be formed and as the
various teams will be coached by
Frank MeOrath. the noted coast ex
pert, great results are looked for.
Owing to changes in the pumping
system, made during the winter, the
flow of water through the pool is
almost double that of last year, and
in addition t th wutlet at
end of the pool, there is a new
overflow at the upper end of the
south side that feeds the pretty lit
tle stream running; around the new
island.
On Saturday night the first of a
series of "lucky dances'' will be
given in: the dancing pavillion. These
dances will be one of the big fea
tures at tho dance pavillion this sea
son and Saturday night's will he an
extra special.
o
1 FINANCES AND
I MARKETS '
... ;.
associated pitnss dispatch
XF.W YORK, May 13. Heaviness
resulting almost wholly from the latest
espects of international affairs was at
tended by the unusually dull market.
Prices moved up and down according
o the caprices of the trading element,
which was in moIc command of the op
erations. On the whole, war specialties
fared better than other issues, being
helped in a measure by reports of more
large contracts for supplies to the al
lies. Total pales of stocks amounted to
450.00(1 shares. Resumption if divi
dends and even the form of the scrip
of the Virginia and Carolina Chemical
preferred, was regarded as an indica
tion of better industrial conditions in
the south. There were increased in
quiries for copper metal nt the highest
prices recently recorded, while the
placing of a small loan by the ISolivian
government bore directly upon this
country') steady advance as a center of
finance. Total sales represented a
par value of $3,317, ooo.
Stocks
Kleetrolytic, $19; Silver, r,0: Copper,
firm.
Metals
Amalgamated, fiH; Smelting, 64:
Santa Fe. 98; St. Paul, sy'i: New
York Central, 84 V; Pennsylvania,
lofiaj; Rending, 143: Southern Pa-
effects very fine, nnd the fight at
the dam very realistic. Two come
dies are also on the bill, one called
The Doctor's Strategy." from the
beauty studios and the other a Key
stone entitled patches To Plenty."
which is very amusing.
Lamara's Good Bill
The episode of the "Kxplnit of
Klaine" showing the operations of "The
levil Worshippers" which is now
showing at the Ijimara Theater is the f
best that has yet been ehown of this
popular serial. It is the most exciting
number vet and adds interest to the
rest of the series because of the. actual
truth that Kennedy comes to of the
identity of "The Clutching Hand". The
confession is made to Kennedy by a
member of the Devil Worshippers clan
who is caught in the act of ill treating
Elaine and who is released on the con-
uition that he reveal the secret that
has so bothered the scientific detective
in his work of protection and detection
around the rich young woman. Who is
"The Clutching Hand"? can you guess.
Look at tho present number of the ser
ies and then see if you can guess ac
curately. There Is another feature to
the program of three reels in the form
of a very much worth while Pathe
drama. " The program w;u run again
today.
Mary Pickford at Arizona
Mary Pickford, "America's Sweet
heart" is at the Arizona today in
"Miistress Xell" a -five part drama re
leased by tl.e Paramount program.
The story is most attractive and the
part should fit Miss Pickford like a
glove. It made Henrietta Crossman
famous, inr night when it was pro
duced as a play in Xcw York and In
its trahsferance to the screen it has
lost no,ne of its charm.
Mirts Pickford will be supported by
Owen Mqpre and a particularly capable
cast. The picture will be on view at
the Arizona tonight and tomorrow with
a special matinee on Saturday.
SHRINE TO
L
Extra Pullman Added
'Real Pull Fight Chief
Magnet Biggest Punch
Fver Out of Phoenix on
Shrine Business
Owing to the demand for reser
vations for the Xogales ceremonial
of the Shrine, the Potentate has ar
ranged for an extra Pullman to be
attached to the regular train and
tho sections will be held open at
the offices of the Southern Pacific in
this city until, five o'clock of the
leaving date Saturday.
The demand which predicts the
biggest gathering to leave this -city
on the Shrine pilgrimage in the year
is due to the fact that at this sea
Frit X'ogales offers much to the vis
itors and in addition to the delight
ful climate at the season the local
bunch of Shriners are trying to out
do Yuma which hung up a record
for hospitality this spring when that
city entertained the shriners from this
temple.
The novelty of a real bull fight,
is perhaps the magnet which Is ac
counting for the big advance reserva
tion, but it will be only one of the
several things the entertainment com
mittee has up its sleeve for the edifi
cation of the party from here.
The arrival last night from, the
makers in the east of a lot of new
instruments of torture especially con
structed for use on trips over the
desert and coupled with a lot of side
degree stunts the novices numbering
over fifty will have cause for re
memberance when they have been in
vested with the final word of the
order.
The entertainment committee, so
the men in charge here have been
informed, will see that the banquet
which is to be a feature of the
three days" ceremonial, is served
where the constitutional amendment
will not hamper the spirit of the
occasion. Jn fact the visitors are be
ing assured that the drought caused
by the same amendment will be for
gotten when the committee at Xo
gales gives the word to "go to it."
Shirley Christy left yesterdoy for
Xoeales. leaving the shrine train in
charge of Vic. Hanney.
ROTARY MEETING AT
ICE FACTORY TODAY
Today the Rotarians meet at the
plant of the City Ice Delivery com
pany. Fourth and Washington streets,
at 12:10.
Following is tho program:
Fred Warren, chairman.
"History of Ice Making in Phoenix,"
W. R. Lount.
"Some of the Uses of Salt River
Valley Ice," H. W.'Asbury.
The ladies of the Tolleson church
will provide, the luncheon.
Tickets are to be secured from
Harry Klair at the Y. M. c. A. at
the usual price.
Every member of the club should
attenil this meeting.
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PICTURES
Daniel Frohman Presents America's Sweetheart
MARY PICKFORD
s
jjj Prices: 10c 20c
1 7 lbs. Best Granulated
Sup $ 1 .00
With $5 Worth of Other
Merchandise
Arizona Grocery Co.
Phone 455
Dine in the Open Air
Listen to the Band
The only open-air public dining-rom in tli state.
Phone 1946 to reserve tables for the formal opening
Riverside Park
Restaurant
Saturday Evening, May 15
5:30 to 8:30
Special 75c Dinner
Radishes
Vegetable Soup
Filet of Sole, Tartar Sauce
Roast Young Turkey With Dressing
Creamed Xew Peas flashed Potatoes
Heart of Lettuee.
Vanilla, lee Cream
Coffee
RIVERS
Offers
SWIMMING-
DANCING
MOVING PICTURES
And Many Other Attrac
tions at
SMALL EXPENSE
Always Cool and Always
Attractive
You can ride down com
fortably for a nickel
Riverside
Park
Admission. 10 Cents
THEATER
IN
tiress
329 and 331 E Washington
French Dressing
5
A Two-Reel Picture
of the Oil Fields
Called
"TONIGHT ONLY"
PICTURE
8 "YOU" 8
Slides of People
Taken on the Streets
of Phoenix
THEATER
A
PARAMOUNT
PICTURES
Today and Tomorrow
j TODAY
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The Wells of
Paradise
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