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PACE TEN TIIE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10. 1D15 APPRECIATION OF THE WORK OF FRED COLTER Popular Fair Commissioner Becomes Staiv Senator From Apacrre I a FDiTfeW a Fhirb a rum a wc 11 All IV I A. UlvAWllVlAfl 5 ITJQySfFeatarQS The biggect automobile value fcver offered for less than $1000 A powerful, fast, full grown, 5-pa8 rT.cr, really beat-tiful and fully equipped automobile; a car with reel hlh tcsjscn magneto, sliding pear trar.cnixicn, left hand tirive center control, rxti-oLid tires cn rear. A car that has practically every high priced feature of high priced cars. Holds tie read sA 50 miles an hour.

Siifits O'iVeill Auto and Supply Co. T. B. Trent, Mgr, 330 N. Central.

Phone 686 LATEST VICTIM OF GERMAN TORPEDOES II K. M. S. Formidable. The British battleship Formidable, flagship of Great Britain's fleet in.

North sea, is the latest victim of the dreaded German submarine fleet. Tin Formidable was sunk Friday in the English channel, with a loss of nijit thtn 600 officers and men. The rcSterintion of Hon. Tied T. Culler, us member of the Fair Coin- mission was handed into Governor, Hunt recently.

Mr. Colter found it necessary to sever tiis connection 1 with the Fair on account of his election as suite Senator from A pacha county. Senator Colter un appointed by. Governor Hunt, as Fair Commissioner in- February, 1914, and lias served as such for the past year. Following is the letter of resignation written to Governor Hunt and is reply hereto "Hon.

George W. P. Hunt, Capitol Building, Phoenix, Arizona. My Dear Governor: 1 have the honor of tendering for your approval and acceptance my formal resignation from the State Fair Commission, the same to become effective immediately after your acceptance. I regret very much the circumstances that make this necessary as my connection with the State Fair has been most pleasant and the duties attendant, thereon a pleasure.

As you are aware, I have been honored with election to the State Senate from Apache county, and that I may qualify for this office it will b' necessary to sever my connection wiih the State Fair. 1 consider the State Fair one of the greatest assets the state has, and one that every citizen should be proud of If there is anything 1 can do at any time to better or help (he Fair, it will give me pleasure to do so. With kindest personal regards, 1 am. Yours very truly, FRED T. COLTER." The "White" Laundry 1 Ml Start your New Year by sending your laundry to the "White Laundry," the best laundry.

In 1915 you might as well get the best work for your money as the poorer kind. iS'. Arizona Laundry Of White Autos "My Dear Mr. Colter: Your letter of the 2nd tendering your resignation as a member of the State Fair Commission, has been received. 1 need hardly assure you, that in view of the excellent services which you have rendered the state during your incumbency as a Commissioner, the necessity of accepting your resignation is greatly regretted.

I appreciate, however, the fact that you find it essential to resign from the State Fair Commission, in order undertake your new duties as a member of the State Legislature. While congratulating you, therefore, on the enviable record which you have made as one of Arizona's Fair Commissioners, I accept your resignation in accordance with your expressed wish. With cordial regards, Yours sincerely, GEO. W. P.

HUNT. Governor of Arizona." FINANCES AND MARKETS ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH NEW YORK, Jan. 0 Stocks failed to develop any pronounced tendency tooay. The opening was again irregular, with more gains than Josses, but thereafter prices of important issues were disposed to recede, with an uneven close. Certain specialties were moderately strong, notably rubber, which made immediate response to Great Britain's renewal of the embargo on crude rubber.

A faw other stocks, chiefly railway division, scored recoveries from the recent declines, but the movement as a whole was without significance. Latest trade reports confirmed those of the early part of the week respecting general improvement, particularly in distributing channels. Attention was drawn to the better state of the steel Industry by the increase of unfilled tonnage for the month of more than tons, again much excess of expectations. London reported more cheerful sentiment, Ficnch treasury bills being well taken. American securities in that market were again inclined to heaviness.

Hoods were relatively firm, Willi larger dealings in several issue advancing pi ices. Total sales represented pur value of Government bonds were unchanged on call. Metals. silver Elcd rely, i copper i -in. Sto-k-.

Aniealgamated, Smelting, Santa Fe. st. Paul X7; New York Central. R7; Pennsylvania, 105; Reading. 1 4fi-Ti Southern Pacific, S-i-'Js: Union Pacific, HH- Prefer-led, 100.

.350 JO 14 15 4 24 12s Boston Copper Market Adventure i Arizona Comin'l 4 Allouez Calumet and Ariz 531 Calumet and Hecla Copper Range Daly West Ray Cons Giroux Greene Cananea Hancock Isle Royale 16 Lake Copper 5' Miami 174 Mohawk 47 Muss Copper North Butte 22 Nevadu Cons 12 Osceola 67 Old Dominion 42 Vi Quiney 45 Shannon 4 Superior Copper 2394 Tamarack 2S Utah Cons. 9 Victoria 1 Winona 1 "1, Wolverine 33 North Lake H4 South Lake 4 Chino 33 Utah Copper 50 Tom Reed 300 Inspiration 'TVi Shattuck 1 1 4H 30 r.4'i 300 31 2Vi 1 0 1 24 13 18 17 47 4 23 12Vj 69 44 4 24 28 10 1 2V4 3414 1 4 33 50 IS 20 Fourth Semiannual Clearance Sale CONTINUES MONDAY, JANUARY 11 YOUR Oppor tunity Wm Always the occasion of Phenomenal but this year more sweeping than ever. We are determined to dispose of all lines which will not be continued for next season; cleaning out the short ends, and for the time closing our eyes to the profit end of the business. We will place on sale such well-known lines as J. T.

Cousins, Krippenclorf Dittman, J. M.s for men, and many others of well-known reputation. Below we' have listed a few of the many styles we have put on sale, but ycu will find many more here. For complete list of prices See Saturday Morning's Republican. OUR LOSS if For Women at $4.35 Lailies' Patent Colt, Cloth Top and Quarter, turn soles, plain toe, with the new Louis heel; also Pat.

Colt, welt soles. Those are this season's very newest style and J. T. Cousins make; always sold at Sale Price $4.35 For Women at $3.45 J. T.

Cousins' Pat. Colt ami Kid, Cloth and Kid Tops, welt and turn soles. Has been one of our best sellers this season at $5.00 Sale Price $3.45 c- I I tQ7 I c' I cm AT S4.65-FOR MEN 1 y-7 -V complete line of the fani- 33 J- M- Piit'nt liutton 3cV and Lace Shoes, -w and up- to-the-niinute lasts never tN- sold for less than 7.00 Sale Price $4.65 AT $3.45 FOR MEN This lot consists of our regular l.oi). aiu! shoes Men's Tan Kussia Calf and Plack (iun Metal Calf IJnttoii and La-e, and Tan Kussia Calf, rubber soles, lai-e. Don miss this great opportunity Sale Price $3.45 Those of you who have taken advantage of our previous sales will appreciate this timely sale of this Season's most popular styles of dependable Footwear.

ever have we cut prices so deeply, and our reputation is behind every pair that leaves our store. You cannot afford to overlook this money-saving opportunity. SALE STRICTLY CASH. NO MONEY REFUNDED ON SALE GOODS. iarry A Drachman Shoe Co.

"SHOES AND HOSIERY -THAT'S ALL 29 WEST ADAMS STREET EVANS SCHOOL DEFEATS (Continued From Page Two) FOUR MILLION DOLLAR PALACE IN GOTHAM FOR H. C. FRICK a lot ahead of him. He is strong, steady and uses his head, anil has it in his to be even more of a star than he is now. llorrell did not loose his full strength during this match.

I as he was not limbered up. His I serve was magnificent, always is, but his drives as lighteiiinglike as usual. The full scores: Singles. (Kans). einf cinf shr shr shrdrdllu 1.

llorrell lY) 4-0. 12-10, 0-1. 2. Cobb Evans 0-3, 2-0. 6-3.

3. n. I. Tinner tY beat G. Pendleton (Evansi 0-2.

7-5. 4. (1. I let i Evans) beat Dr. Wilkinson (Y) 4-0, 0-2, 0-2.

Doubles. 1. Swift and Cobb (Evansi beat llorrell and Elliott iYi S-6. 0-4. I here will probably be a return match at the Evans school.

Stesa next Saturday afternoon. it nearly were not beat Swift (Evans) beat Elliott (Y) i 'mmi ii NEW YEAR'S WEEK AT CASTLE ROT SPRINGS New Frick residence on Fifth avenue, Hew York. A palace such as any oriental potentate would envy is the $4,000,000 home which has just been complete by Henry Clay Frick, the coke man of Pittsburg, who is to make his permanent home in New city, The Royal Game of Golf Alongside the Frontier Sport of Bronco Bust'ng Tile week of New Years' at Castle Hot Springs, was a week of much pleasure and sport. On Friday, Jan-! uary 1, there was held on the golf links adjoining the hotel, an IS hole handicap tournament, in which nearly everyone of the guests participated. The management put up a silver cup for the winner of the lowest net score for the IS holes, making the match a most interesting one.

There were also prizes of golf balls given for the winner of best gross score and also for the winner of second best net score. Young of Pittsburg, and Mrs. John C. Oliver captured the prize for best gross score of the day, malting a 37 for the first round and a 40 for the second, total for the 18 lades 77, which was an excellent score for this course. Mr.

T. S. Bradlee of Huston, Mass. secured the prize for second best score and P. T.

Clay, of Oakland, wen third prize. To top off the pleasures of the day number of native bronco buslers held for the benefit of the hotel's guests, a bronco busting exhibition, whh proved to be a very interesting and ex citing event for the many onlookers. The arrivals at the Springs for the past week are as follows, with more to come: Mrs. Harry Philp, Los Angeles. Miss Mary Virginia Martin, Oakland.

Mr. A. C. Bartlett. Chicago, H.

R. Lawrence, Dr. EuKen' Cary, Chicago, 111.: A. S. Haskell, Jerome, F.

G. Wallace, Pittsburg. E. W. Carroll.

Jerome. H. N- Cox, Morristown, Aiiz. ASKING TOO MUCH A man lambled into a village cafe, selected a table and told the attending waiter to bring him a half a duck. Fifteen minutes 'vent by.

Then another fifteen, and yet another. Finally the man at IN- table began to show symptoms of "What can I do for you. sir?" asked the waiter, going over to the table in response to an imperative tall. "What about my order?" demanded the diner. "How soon do I get that halt duck?" "Just as soon as somebody conies in and orders the other hall." was the calm rejoinder of the waiter.

"You don't think we can go out and kill half a duck, do y.m?" Pittsburg chronicle-Teh graph. Fo Cse a-Ford. Whv? Because the car is rilit, the ice is right. AND WE REPAIR THEM RIGHT. Keep your Ford.

Let us rebuild it. or repair it, making it as good as new. All work is guaranteed. 1 offer you service and satisfaction. We can find your trouble.

1m ght years' experience on auto work, and we know what is best for a Ford. 1 EVANS GARAGE C. D. Evans, Prop. 307 N.

Central. Phone 1213.