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Arizona republican., 1914-10-27
Enraged by Acts of Consti- tutionalist Soldiers, Pop ulace of State of Jalisco on West Coast Rises in Rebellion
OFFICER SHOT IN
 NACO STREET BRAWL
Captain Islas of the Sonora Garrison Held on Amer ican Side for Killing Off cer and Private Close to International Line
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArCH1

FL PASO, Oct. 26.-"A Holy war" in Mexico as counter-revolution against the Carranza- Villa embroglio has been threatened, according to reports brought here by Americans and MeXi- cans who arrived today by various routes from Guadalajara They told of uprisings against the constitution alist authorities in Central Mexico led by Mexican priests. It is indicated by local activities that the ''cientifico" or eX-federal element which flourished under the Diaz and Huerta regimes would combine with the new move ment in trying to oust the constitution alists, who disagreed even before the triumph of their revolution.
 The new movement started at the town of Union De Tula, state of Jalisco, when consttutionalists from the roof of the cathedral waved at the populace the bishops mitre and afterWard con- fiscated the church property. This act so enraged the people that, led by the priests and the town mayor, they en- gagged the soldiers in a running fight. SoOr the trouble spread to towns ad joining Guadalajara, the second largest city in Mexico, and industrial center of the west coast country A carload of ammunition was confiscated today by American troops at Mimbres, west of Columbus, New Mexico, on the ground that it had not passed through q regular port of entry. These muhi- tions, it was learned, were being sent to arm an expedition in northwestern Chihuahua and Sonora, which was to have been independent of either the Villa or Carranza factions.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-27
Charge Scheme To Keep Ub Prices Or
 Eggs And Butter
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcHl


 CHICAGO, oct 26.-Arrangements to maintain the prices on butter exists between dealers in New York City and Chicago according to assertions made today by Franklin Kennedy, attorney general of New York state, who ac- companied by John Lanyon, is chief in vestigator in the inquiry into the meth .Ods of marketing butter and eggs
 We expect to show that 90 per ceht of the eggs sent to New York are shipped from the middlewcst," said MT. Kennedy and to show that eighty per cent of the butter and egg business in the country is done by New York firms.
 We learned that Chicago commits sion merchants, before making a sale, ask the merchants exchange in New York City for a quotation on prices.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-27
Colonel Roosevelt ReMeWs
 AttuCR On Boise PeMy0Se

ed here at o'clock tonight, having made more than score of speeches to crowds from the rear of his spe- cial train in addition to addressing meetings at fifteen cities and towns during the day. He directed his at tacks almost wholly at Senator Boise Penrose who he said was the prime issue in this campaign
 Col Roosevelt declared tonight that he was astounded at the reception he had received throughout his days tour. T really believe Clifford Pin chot is going to do better than I did in Pennsylvania two years ago." he added.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-27

Ivangorod although favorable to the Germans remains undecided
 North of this section the Russians claim to be still pursuing the Ger mans who attempted to advance on Warsaw, southward and to have crossed the Vistula river. and to have driven the Austrians backward
 In Galicia and in the Carpathians the Russians also claim to have broken down the Austrian offensive
 As the days come and go the pro- missed visits of Zeppelin airships to England do not materialiZe, the pub lie seemingly beginning to believe these monster aircrafts are being held in reserve for the day when the German navy comes out, and that they then will be used in force to assist the warships in an endeavor to cripple the British fleet
Arizona republican., 1914-10-27
middle Galicia.
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1spArcHl

IASSOCTATED PRESS D1SPATCHI
 WILLIAMSPORT, Pa, Oct. 26.-Ad- dressing two meetings here tonight Col. Roosevelt finished the first of his four days campaign tour of Pennsyl- vania in the interest of the candidacy of Clifford Pinchot for United States senator on the Washington (pro- gressive party) state, congressional and legislative ticket. He also ad- vocated the election of Vance c. Me Cormick, democratic candidate for governor, who has the endorsement of the Washington party.
 The former president left Jersey City at 1858 this morning and reach
Arizona republican., 1914-10-27
ASSOCIATED PRESS DrspArcHl

PARIS (Tuesday) Oct. 27.-The Ha- vas agency has received from Petro
 grad the following official communica- tion issued at the Russian capital:
 "Combats upon the routes leading from Petrokoff and Radon have assumed the character of great battle of which the front extends ten versts Ca verst is two-t thirds of a mile), from Rawa to Nowemiaste and Bialobrzegi as far as the mouth of the River Iljanka.. On the evening of october 24, north of Rawa we attacked the Germans at the point of the bayonet, inflicting considerable losses. In the village of Morchildio alone We buried over TOO Germans. In a bayOnet combat near the village of Mazamerjeff we captured two batteries of machine guns. Our troops command
Arizona republican., 1914-10-27
GUILTY. OF TREASON

LONDON, .(Tuesday) Oct 27-A dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph from Rome gives the following re- ceiVed from Sarajevo, Bosnia, under the date of Monday:
 "Gavrio Prinzip. assassin, Grabez. a student. NedeljO Gabrinovico, and twenty-One of Prinzips accomplices, were found guilty of treason today for killing Archduke Francis Fer dinand and his Wife'
Arizona republican., 1914-10-27
MARITZ Is DEFEATED
IAssoCIArEn PRESS nIspArCHl

CAPETOWN, via London, oct 26. It is officially announced that the rebel Lieutenant Colonel Maritz and lis forces, have been completely de
 feated at Kakanas. in the Gordonie district of Bechuanaland by Union of South African troops. Lieutenant Colonel Maritz was wounded in the engagement and fled to German ter ritory, according to the statement.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-27
WILSON WOULD
 DEFEAT CANNON

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-Presi- dent Wilson joined in the fight against the election to the house of former Speaker Joseph G. Cannon of Illinois, by writing a letter endorsing Representative J. O'Hair of Illinois, who defeated Cannon at the last election.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-27
TO TAKE OLD SENTENCE
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

ASSUCTAIED PKES5 DISPAICH1
 NEW YORK, Oct 26.-Dr. Richard c. Flower, promoter of mining enter prises, who evaded arrest in 1903 un- til caught at Toronto last Wednes day, pleaded guilty to two grand larceny indictments. Old, penniless and once a millionaire, he says he will not fight conviction any longer. He will be sentenced on October 20.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-27
Smashing Tactics of Kai- ser's Troops Against the North Sea Coast Line Continues With Very Lit tie Progress Noted
CROSSING YSER
 IS USELESS
Movement Has Only a Moral Effect, the Germans Now Confronting Solid Line of the Allied Troops and Fighting Fiercely.
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPArcH1

PARIS, Oct. 26-The smashing tactics of the Germans against the North Sea coast line continued in- cessantly today, when big guns were turned on Nieuport and the allies had to withstand constant attacks of masses of troops. Very little progress, however, was made by the Germans, who were faced with tho strongest resistance.
 Yesterdays crossing of the Yser apparently had only a moral effect, as the Germans were confronted with & solid line of the allied troops which prevented advancing, without overwhelming efforts, further toward the channel ports The character of the country prohibits rapid move ment, as the land is cut up by canals and two strong series of de- fensive works, separate them from Dunkirk.
 The German infantry executed number of night attacks, not only on the extreme wing, but also in the vicinity of Lille, where they encoun- tered a most obstinate resistance. The allies are displaying wonderful energy in this region. The com manders are sparing their men many hardships, and are able to give con- stant reliefs to the troops on the firing line. When they come from the front for rest the troops are accommodated in numerous villages scattered in the rear, where they seem to throw off all feeling engen- dered by the critical situation, and play cards, dominoes and other games in cafes until the bugles call them together for a further spell cf fighting. Then they go forward
 cheerily to an inferno where they must face shrapnel and machine
 guns, bidding 'so long, to comrades whose places they are taking.
 Sometimes the villages change hands several times during the
 course of a days fighting. Today ! in one hamlet forty allied soldiers who had been wounded were lying in a factory which had been trans formed into a hospital. A shell
 struck the building, which broke into
 flames Ten bearers of an American
 ambulance volunteered to rescue the
 wounded and succeeded in saving all
 of them. An hour afterward the
 hamlet was captured by the Ger
 mans who after occupying it a short i time, were chased out again after
 desperate street fighting.
 Meanwhile the wounded allies were
 removed to a hospital in the rear. On the line from Soissons to Cra-
 onne, the allies are said to have o5-
 tained a slight advantage in today's
 fighting, while on the eastern wing
 the French are credited with a gain | which, it is claimed, places the Ger man lines of communication in diff ficulty. The French here pushed well
 forward and left only a narrow out
 let about twelve miles wide for
 possible German retirement. The
 French are said to occupy every po-
 sition of importance in Vosges. Their
 scouts swarm in every wood and
 thicket in front of the trenches which
 are protected with barbed wire en-
 tanglements French aviators are
 doing excellent service in locating
 the German forces. and finding the
 positions of the artillery.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-27
NO SIDE HAS ADVANTAGE IN
 BATTLE FOR STRAITS OF DOVER
sERvIAN LAD OF 12 sNIPEs AUsTRIANs

This little tweive-year-old Ser7- ian lad is one of the heroes of the war. He can shoot straight, isn't afraid of anything, and every day practices sniping Austrians in their Notifications across the Danube. Just before this photo was taken the lad had fired at a party of three Lustrians across the river.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-27
REPORT SUCCESSES
TASsoCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH1

MANCHESTER, Mass, Oct. 26.- An Austro- Hungarian unofficial statement tonight says: Our armies and strong German forces have been uninterrupted in front of the Car pathians to sixty miles northwest of Warsaw against the Russians. The Austrians scored several successes in middle Galicia
Arizona republican., 1914-10-27
CROWN PRINCES BLUNDER

LONDON. Oct. 26.-The German crown prince presided at the council of war october IA when the German advance on the Vistula was decided. which met with such decisive defeat. according to the Stars Rome cor respondent.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-27
Gil Censors News

DOUGLAS, oct. 26.-A censorship of Mexican border news has been estab- lished by Gil. All American newspap- CTS are barred from Sonora. Official agents handle all information from So nora here.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-27


 The leading issue that to before the oryn annual annual Woman Suffrage opens whether the should be sought by federal constitution by absae extension the of that will discussed whether should follow the tactics of the Con- Suffrage which is slightly militant Rev. Anna H. Shaw president organization opposed to militant leading surag who favor of the Unons methods Bah Mrs Ernest ThompsonSeton and O F. Belmont.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-27
THE WEATHER TODAY

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 26.-For Arizona: Fair
Arizona republican., 1914-10-27

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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-04
NEW CLUB REPORTED

Joseph Ingersoll has purchased the
Dick Adams building On Merchant St
next to the Granite club. He has
rented 1t to Ira Chapman and Peter
Adamson. II Is reported that the new
lessces will open an institution OF
learning in opposition to the che that
has been in successful operation for
the past eighteen months.
Many people wonder why the city
holds down the lid so tightly on the
drug stores, yet permit the open joints
all over the city. City Attorney
Whitecotton says that the city IL hep
less in the matter; that IL is up to the
county to put the clubs out of bust
ness.
The city last week arrested Joseph
Ingersoll for the unlawful sale of
intoxicating liquor to two minors. The
boys were intoxicated and when ar
rested and thrown in jcil, they con-
tossed to where they obtained the beer.
The result was the arrest of Inger-
soil. II is now ported the boys have
LEFT the city, so the case will hang fire
for the present.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-04

would publish the telephone number In
the next issue of your paper, which
would be of some benefit to people
desiring local connection.
The number OF this telephone Is 12l.
Trusting this will be of some con-
venience to the visiting Home-Comers,
also to our local people, beg to re-
main, Yours very truly,
II. n. HURT, Manager
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-04
TO Ex.REs1DENrs

We want to take lust , -.
' mcnt of your time to urpo W. !,
to call at our Office, opposite ,,A /,
' crnacle, and subscribe for vou, /,
old home paper.
For several weeks We have hc,,
mailing you copy Of our nam, |,
telling OF our great Home.Com. 4,
ink Week, and giving the incl. ,
dental news of your old homs
town. How do you like ma,
Have we not been worth the read.
' ing? For the next year you viii,
also be Interested In reading
what your friends are doing in
your old home town. II Won
, think this pleasure would be
= worth sl.5o, come in and sub.
scribe.
y
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-04
TELEPHONE FOR HOME.COMERS.

The following explains itself:
Eu,,or Cltizen, American Fork. Utah
Dear Sir:-The Mountain States
lei. q Tel. Co. have installed tele-
phone IN the old American Fork hotel
oui,dihg' which. as understand, Is
10 be the headquarters of the Home.
Corners This telephone is free TO all
partes' and thought perhaps YOU
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-04

Miss Myral Cassidy of Provo is here
visiting Miss Reba Parker
joys photo gallery open Friday,
Saturday and Monday, July 3-4-6. Alt
Harold Cassidy Of Provo was an
American Fork visitor Tuesday.
Milton Chapman of Provo was here
visiting his parents Sunday,
Ronald Melodies spent Sunday at
the state capital.
Miss Edna Hull of Salt Lake was
here visiting friends in American Fork
Sunday.
Miss Laven Forbes of Alpine was
here visiting American Fork friends
Wednesday.
The Misses Vera and Lila McKen-
ney of Fairfield are here visiting with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Southworth
spent Sunday In Salt Lake, visiting
friends.
0rval Singleton, Clifford Cassidy,
Harold Mitchell and Rem Hush of
Provo spent Tuesday here, visiting
friends.
Mrs. Charles Thorne of Pleasant
Grove was here Tuesday and Wednes-
day, visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Logic.
Mrs. V. NJ. Groo has returned home
from Salt Lake after ten days visit
with relatives.
Miss Coda Crooks of Eureka is here
to spend the week with her grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Crooks.
Frank Wagstaff returned to his home
Wednesday after working in Salt Lake
for the past month.
Mrs. Will Chapman returned home
Tuesday after few days visit with
relatives In Salt Lake.
Bennie Walton returned home on
Tuesday after working in Salt Lake
for five weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Dahl and chill
dren OF Silver City are here visiting
with Mrs. Dahli's brother, Mr.. Thomas
Friday.
Mr. Bartel Parker, who has spent
inc past nine months in Aurora. New.
returned home Friday Mr.. Parker
has accepted position In the Knights
Trust & Savings Bank in Provo.
Leonard Wilds and Leone Adams
Wo" nave been working nj tho Dutth4
man mine In American Fork CANYON
are here to spend the week with their
folks
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-04
American Fork Locals and Personals

Attorney J. Tracey Wootton wa
attending court at Provo Monday.
Earl Robinson left for an extcnde,
stay at the sheep herd Monday
James Parker was a Provo visito
Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Kelly Of Bingham Is here
visiting her mother. Mrs. John Beck
Mrs. Alonzo Dykman of Tooele l!
here visiting n few days.
Lehi people, II you can not find what
you want In Lehi, you can get II al
Chlpman's Big Red Store. Alt
Mr. Ray Hoover of Provo was q
guest of Miss Ellie Hindley Sunday
and Monday.
Miss Laprlel Robinson of Hinckley,
Utah, Is here visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Robinson.
Messrs Marion Robinson and Burn
Harrington motorcd to Provo Sunday
and spent the day.
James Chapman. Jr., spent the fore
part Of the week In Salt Lake, taking
treatment from specialist.
Mrs. w. s. Chapman and daughter
Florence. were 1nterurban passengers
to Salt Lake City Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Strong entertained at
dinner party Saturday In honor of
her sister. Miss Annie Stacks birth
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank King Of Bing-
ham are here visiting with friends
and relatives.
Margaret Ingersoll of Salt Lake
spent Saturday and Sunday here with
her folks.
Mack Roundy Of Provo motored to
American Fork Monday and spent the
day.
@. Merle Taylor of Provo was here
Thursday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
n. Hindley.
Kennedy Thornton. Ed. Blackhurst,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Anderson and Mr..
and Mrs. Van Deusen motored to Pro-
vo Sunday and spent the day with
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Edmonds, Mr..
and Mrs. T F Corbett. Florence Ed.
munds and Ray Jones enjoyed fish
Ing trip to American Fork canyon Sat
urday and Sunday. The party report
a good time and fine success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Lefiier of Provo
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. vern
this week.
Don't forget the Lake Resort. FISH
neutrality-suspicious.. Will
sons big boat from Geneva will be at
the Lake Resort during Home Coming
Week. Luncheon on the grounds.
Camping houses for those who want
them. A good place to spend a day
or week Alt
Chapman Mercantile Companies Big
Department Store. largest In Utah
county, 40 to 80 employees, which
means that We feed and cloth by the
employment We give 30 husbands, 30
wives and about 200 children. We buy
your horses. Your eggs, chickens, hay,
grain and produce. We sell you good
at reasonable prices. We
let every worthy individual have what
they need whether they have the mon
ey or not. An honest person always
tries to pay his debt. Read our ad on
first page.
As stated In last issue Miss Emma
Greenwood and Mr.. VIM. Anderson of
Salt Lake City were married In the
Salt Lake Temple. Thursday evening
at the home OF the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Greenwood. an
elaborate wedding reception was gi-
ven TO which the relatives and most
Intimate friends were invited. Mr..
and Mrs, Anderson will make their
home In Salt Lake. where the groom
Is employed, They have host of
friends who wish them many years
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-04
Choice Cut Flowers

Ferns and Floral DesIgna
send 10 the Lehi Flcral 10. LeAl.
Telephone 2O.J. We deliver
PROMPTLY TYR
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-07-04

| Vera Childs of Springville is here
visiting friends and relatives
b. ~ Christensen went to Salt Lake
Tuesday on business.
Steve Shelley went TO Salt Lake
Monday on business.
The Kangaroo" five reel special
feature will be exhibited at the Orient
In the very near future Alt
Mr. Bong of Salt Lake was here last
Saturday and Sunday visiting with
Miss Anna Hamnett.
Mr.. and Mrs Hyrum Blackhurst
were In Salt Lake Monday to attend
The funeral of Mrs John l.. Lloyd.
Mrs. Sam Greenwood returned Mon
day after an extended visit In Logan
and Salt Lake visiting her daughters.
Miss Josie Greenwood returned home
Sunday after enjoying a few weeks In
Chicago and other eastern cities.
Pleasant Grove and Linden people
You can get four cars to American
Chipman's have the merchandise and
low prices. Alt
DO you notice the great improve
ments In your old home town? Take
a stroll over the city--it's worth the
time spent.
Harry I.indley. Daddy" Barratt and
Jesse kirkman are home from st. An
thony, Idaho. where they have been
for the past two weeks.
Sunday afternoon Mrs. Il. J. Jacob
son entertained at birthday dinner
I'm honor OF her daughter. Mrs. Len
ord Il. Herbertsen Of Pleasant Grove.
Miss Alice Holman of this city, came
home Monday after spending few
days with her mother. Mrs. J. Holman
of Manila.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. X. Shelton and fam
lily OF Salt Lake are here visiting with
Mrs. Skeletons parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe King.
When you see man who kisses his
children in public. you may be pretty
sure that he keeps the seats of their
pantaloons well busted at home.
Miss Inis Mcdonald of Provo. re-
turned home Sunday after spending
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Len
Henroid.
IL you live within twenty miles OF
American Fork and cannot get what
you want, you can depend on getting
II at Chipman's. Alt
Mr. and Mrs. John Binks and baby
have returned from Springville. where
they have been visiting Mr.. Binks'
parents They intend to remain here
until after the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Gaisford, Mr..
James Galsford and Mr.. Chase Trim
BILE arrived here Sunday morning
from Tooele to spend Home Coming
Week. They were among many Of the
early birds" to arrive.
Mr. Elisha Boley has been confined
10 his bed for sometime suffering with
hemorrhage of the stomach. Mrs.
Laura Francom Is taking his place as
bookkeeper at the Boley meat and
grocery store until Mr.. Boley be-
comes sufficiently able to return to
his work.
MIR. and Mrs l.. w. Galsford were
Salt Lake visitors Monday. The capital
IS the hottest place In the state now
ldays; business in most lines appears
and many report quiet; the resorts are
getting the crowds those compelled TO
remain in the city looks tired. worn
out and grouchy-never a smile until
YOU show them piece of money, then
hey are all smiles-until they get II
when, without an effort, the tired, |
srouchy look is there again. Many
report they are coming down for