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Evening star., 1914-12-29
Get Busy Now

and take advantage of the real
estate bargains offered in the
classified Real Estate for Sale
columns of The Star. Real Estate
dealers are looking forward to
good season, and you know what
that means-the greater the de-
mand. the higher the price you
pay.
Buy now and take advantage
! of the bottom price. then you can
sit back and watch prices go up
with pleasure.
Read Star Real Estate Ads
every day.
Evening star., 1914-12-29
Miss Brown to Address Teachers.

Miss Elizabeth V. Brown, director of
primary instruction in the public
schools of Washington, today went to
Evening star., 1914-12-29
THREAT At TR|POL|
MADE BY RUSSIANS
Capt. Oman of Cruiser North
Carolina Denies His War
ship Figures in Affair.

Capt. Oman, commanding the armored
cruiser North Carolina, at Beirut, Syria,
informed the Navy Department today
that it was Russian cruiser and not
an American vessel which recently
threatened to lombard Tripoli.
Capt. Oman's explanation was made
tary Daniels.
No American Ship Near.
Capt. Oman reported that no Amer
ican merchant vessel has been south
of Alexandretta, Syria. since December
9. An Athens dispatch published last
week said the crew of an American
steamer had been attacked at Tripoli.
south of Alexandretta, when foreign
consuis and refugees attempted to
board her. and that the North Carolina
had threatened to lombard the town.
Capt. Oman's dispatch, filed at Beirut
yesterday, was as follows:
"On December 25 the Russian cruiser
Askold sent boats with armed men on
a reconnaissance near Tripoli, Syria,
at the village of Banias. Before ar
rival at the beach the boats grounded
in shoal water and the crews of the
DodtS were JctEcu ny lne pOpuldCe. Al
the threat of the Turkish authorities
to imprison the boats crews they were
informed that the Russian cruiser
would lombard the village in such an
event and. consequently, no one was
made prisoner. No shots were fired.
Russians Leave Vicinity.
1.-THE Russian boats crews left the
vicinity when the boats were f1oated.
Since December no American mer-
chantman has been south of Alexan-
dretta, Syria
THE reconnaissance of Beirut, Syria,
is frequently made by British. French
and Russian cruisers Everything is
quiet at Beirut"
Officials here, although without of
fetal advices on the subject, were
keenly interested last night in Rome
dispatch saying the Italian cruiser
Calabria at Beirut, Syria, had been in
structed to cooperate with the Ameri-
can cruiser North Carolina in protect
ing refugees on the Syrian coast.
Secretary Daniels cabled the dispatch
to Capt Oman of the North Carolina
at Beirut and to Capt. Decker of the
cruiser Tennessee, which left Jaffa
Sunday. taking a load of refugees to
Alexandria,
Evening star., 1914-12-29

Genuine / m -
ported, eX ira
good quality; s.
OF. bottles.
19c Rose Wa
ter and Glycerin,,
1Oc
Fine for chap
ped hands and
rough skin; 4
OF. bottles.
15c Adhesive
Plaster .1Oc
One yd. long,
one in. wide.
sc W a 8 h
Cloths .1Oc
Extra larg e
and heavy.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-11

EAST SIDE of double house. furn- ished at 1227 F. Adams: one block from car Very desirable. Phone 80S4. tt
Arizona republican., 1914-04-11
For Rent-Lands

FOR SALE-Lease on 10 acres, al
 falfa land. Also 56 head live stock. consisting of 25 head dairy cows, and 31 young stock. Address Box 1749 Re publican. blk
 100 ACRES-Planted to cotton, so in alfalfa. to let on shares for season. Lincoln Fowler, 20S National Bank of Arizona Bldg. bn
Arizona republican., 1914-04-11

WASHING-1OO5 s. , Ave
Arizona republican., 1914-04-11
Business Chances

FOR SALE, at a big reduction, a complete $5000.00 moving picture show outfit. including two Powers" ma
 chimes. one G. E. Rectifier, electric piano, seats etc. Formerly used by the Alamo Theater; must be sold on account of new city ordinance. will sell part cash. balance on time to respon- sibie parties or will trade for real estate, cattle or mining stock Address J. H. Nations. 220 Mesa Ave. Fl Paso. Texas. bg
Arizona republican., 1914-04-11
For Sale-Groceries

IF YOU WANT A GOOD AND RELIABLE GROCERY TRADE AT FRANK GREE BELLS. 21S w. WASHING TON ST. PHONE 150S If
Arizona republican., 1914-04-11

HOUSES, furnished and unturnish- d. Kinney & Thrift. 35 r. Adams.
 If
Arizona republican., 1914-04-11

FOR RENT-Six-room furnished house, brick. close in. see Peter Block, 21 N. 1st Ave. Summer rates. fl
Arizona republican., 1914-04-11
1OU WANT WHAT YOU WANT WHEN YOU WANT IT, HERE IT IS
Rooms and Board

PARKVIEW PLACE-Health resort; open all summer, modern conveniences, rates 5000 per week. Phone 1911; P. q Pox 13S8 4-dk
Arizona republican., 1914-04-11

Hire q little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers. than you can.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-11

THREE ROOM furnished house. 730 w. Fillmore, Gin rear of lot, $12.00 per month, water paid. If
Arizona republican., 1914-04-11

Hire a little salesman at The fr publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can
Arizona republican., 1914-04-11

Hire q little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will sec more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-11
Professional and Business
 Cards

DIR. w. $. LOWE. veterinarian, 10 N. } Avenue, residence 1919 Grand Avenue. Phone 1506 If
Arizona republican., 1914-04-11

CHIROPODIST, corns removed, 50 cents each; bunions, moles, warts, etc, removed by electricity. 39 East Adams. Frank Shirley. Phone 1704 If
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-10
NOTES INFLUENCING NOTES

l9,500 boxes of tin plate from Eng
 land, will reach San Francisco in about ten days.
 Dunn says business is improving but that Iron and steel show the least progress.
 Washington fears end of media. ton as big army is put under way and Huerta protests.
 Cabinet majority TOT war. Wilson wavering says the American and Gar. rison says that the army moves are merely precautionary.
 Following Kuhn Loco-s re-usal to finance the Missouri Pacific the di- rectors meet today.
 No country wide strike in mining districts.
 Underwood intimates that the House must vote on Prohibition.
 McKenna says that the Rock Island needs S65O0O,OOO, but s3l .OOo 900 will be enough for the next three years.
 There will be no delay in the rate decision
 Large coffee producers are holding for 14}s, but report business dull
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-10
Mediation
 NOBOLSter
 TOMarRet
DEVELOPMENTS OF THE WEEK NOT CALCULAT- ED TO MAKE CONFI-
 DENCE FOR OUTCOME
SHORTS OPERATE TO
 COVER, LEAVING MAR KET FLABBY - FOR EIGN DEMAND TO HELP

NEW YORK, May 9.-Temporary satisfaction of the demand of shorts left the wees stock market in nabby condition. Aggravated by lessening confidence in the success of media tion of the Mexican situation, toward the end of the market lost ground. Disinclination to embark in specula- tion, on either a rise or fall was characteristic shifting of the demand for gold from London to New York and threatened stiffening of interest rates for money, although conditions are against tightening of the money market in the immediate future.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-10

indicated by this notably Arizona and cocne we'll itself development the south and east while promising longer probably attendance with ore extraction greater interest by reason of tee fact that high grade the territory yield Some may be rich There by work of asers in the White Tail Deer Copper ueen they smeiter comparatively no depth made Some the best the proven area the by findings which win coma with he fall in be country
 INVITES SOLICITORS OF CAPITAL
 The very large prosperity of the Warren District widely responsible Of new enter center of the Southwest money and stand Ing the promotion of mining promoter sbee do his than money his proposition is an honest fo1 there understanding of the mining rapidly any other city Angeles excepted By place wldca and bunco man in mining anchor except For the He can get funds These here available
 coRNELIAs WATER PROBLEM
 While public tongue recently than during the that part A. it's splendid
 
 among determination that desirable importance many holders interested well he indirectly D O producer copper says:
 PLENTY STORED WATER
 greatest
  To business scarcity great development away, excepting brought through very
 
 RETARDED DEVELOPMENT
 tho against probably pospectors that field
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-10
PAINE, WEBER LETTER.
Received by L. J. Overlook.

As @~f "s C NAA ANNiAs
 BOSTON, May 9.-The profession ais ili'd 10 use .ha dnrayorable news on Missiouri Pacific to force a further decline in an effort Co cover. but were not successful in forcing hquida- ton. There was some selling for for eign account but the buying was bet ter than the selling and the close was firm. We are not far away from the rate decision now and if it is at all favorable, the market would be in good position for sharp advance To- tai sales New York, 152,0OO. Money. 1% per cent Metal, 14l4 New York stock exchange will open II a. m. Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-10

It is District mining area that win for 1t the admiration the mining world above all other copper districts Also it such conditions that bring to the Warren District miner and investor entertain the long life and continued prosperity district They cannot contemplate
 the resources of leaving out of all consideration the great areas opened no with the certainty practically
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-10
MINES, MINING, COPPER STOCKS AND COPPER
Near Two Miles of Straigbtaway Ore Development in District to
 BeExtended byNelO South Work

CLAIMS WITH
 DRIFT FROM TIE COLE SHAFT WONDERFUL EXTENT OF RICH ORE TATY OF HIGH ACTIVITY AND PROSPERITY THROUGH GENERATIONS RESOURCES OF DISTRICT PUT IN LEAD OF ALL OTHERS TIE COPPER PRODUCING WORLD IMPORTANCE INCREASED ATTACH TO DEVELOPMENT OF NEW AREAS DURING PRESENT YEAR
 SOLVING PROBLEM AJOS AND
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-10

How there district realize straight of a a away drive of nearly miles The immen the meaning and excellent similar will readily which t s perhaps country active added that immense this mining developed m
 Under prevailing conditions all will be demand proofs of reliability In the mining these found in experience O in O money in while beeye district makes good under operations but as rule O 4 
 in pioneering il nota mining that the Warren Districts present prosperity bringing application for Real other line represented In connection with the from the or and a
  of putting they to unmproved opportunities elsewhere but based absolutely upon blooded business calculation
 METAL AND SHARE MARKETS.
 The market has performed splenddly have uuay the outlook favorable to their continuing point lines The low year copper reached several this notwithstanding the war scare and several other hardly of prices much less advance Even with the Mexican of way rant expectation a period the Mexican probably port otherwise vouchd and way actually deter rent several recent situation has not disposed factor than at any time past believe that this They consider the Mexican business only begun
 
 AS TO THE METAL.
 While the practical view point continued improvement this factor cannot now be count ed upon any date The variety of legislative question be great deal of much importance upswng Every body stands participate upif they can feel restoration of cona dence sight at the moment and public invest nt absolutely acknowledged bargains than which there of found the list fail open the purse Everybody itself there is n daon that buying possible and that the next several increased consumption seV ea large enterprises requiring quantities be ppd both country marked influence There is the possibility of interruption be made m general slip in business activities much danger the last year or two
 esent probably life of the resources
 WINS GREAT CONSIDERATION
 Ii is such conditions that win for e admiration mining world above all other copper districts of the world that bring the Warren District miner confidence they entertain as to the long life and continued high prosperity They cannot contemplate the great areas with the certainty practically
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-10

 feeling the highest confidence good foundation for the utmost faith with expectation that the pt year and every year come for increasing ues and larger prosperity Mining engineers and min ing men the world placing the Warren District ot m m Of the list as do the people hhe district know other copper mining
 FURTHER EXTENSION OF AREA
 The lloOO feet was brought to the atten ton of this column by believes to be the best informed the district general way his infora ton covering every hole that has pointed to the shTay stretch of country concerning the recent acqareent by Calumet Arizona The north line of these from the proven ground at the south end the producing country At the end of the latter there at this time nothing workings that the there go right on Engineers are un able to point end-wy not continue on through the Higgins claims establish ore area con meeting up with world of other rich territory north and south
 DEVELOPMENT OF THE HIGGINS
 Determination that the ore area will extend through the Higgins claim delay The work understood all necessary extensions under way These will be in drifting from the Cole shaft of which which has undergone remarkable year. is understood that i esti mated that six months will be following the which the confidently expected to take them into ground properties there will extensive er poraiOn work for which the way win have been opened
 GENERAL.
 This country the south will have its benefits for everybody relish among all acquainted with the south and the next big things are likely the this reason largest the south present New investment plainly because the quickest returns indicated detac from the holdings other directions n the district merely may assisted development operations upon the proving up own territory will that neighbo work is hand the Queen exploration considerable Before the year there win have been heap of up have
 IS HIGH
 Copper Queen alone in the deye prospecting division large low grade areas
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-10

CoontiDusd on Pago 2)
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-10
IS HIGH GRADE AREA.

win be deyel prospecting the hn division thoe grade aroa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-01

The Common Council, with 4
calendar heavy with routine business
before it. will meet at 5 o'clock Mon
day night. Several important com-.
mittee meetings are set for the first
half of the week
The council will have a number OF
matters placed before 1t by commit
tees Among them are recommends
tons OF appropriation of $4,000 for
giving immediate fire protectioneto the
annexed territory which will become
part of Richmond on November
S. Plans and specifications for =
100000 school building. which 1t Ii
proposed to erect on the site of the
old cambridge School In South Rich
mond, will be given consideration.
The subcommittee on public sbuiid-
ings will meet at 4 o'clock Tuesday
fternoon and the committee or pub
lie buildings will meet that night at
o'clock.
The streets committee will meet at
o'clock Wednesday night to- take
up the proposed widening of Four-S
teenth and Fifteenth Streets for pro-
viding better approaches to the Mayo
Bidge. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-01
ARRESTED FOR
DISORDERLY CONDUCT

William Whitback, machinisr.
thirty-seven years old. vas arrested
yesterday afternoon about $50 o'clock
by Captain Alexandria Wright and
Patrolman Lee on charge OF dis
orderly conduct.
Whitback is employed by an auto
mobile concern on the Southside and
was annoying women passing on the
Free Bridge from the Mayos Island
when arrested. When Patrolman Lee
tried to arrest Whitback he jumped
into the river and swan TO the South
Richmond side. Captain Wright
caught him just as he came up.
Whitback Is thought to be crazy
by the South Richmond police. He is
confined In the Third Police Station,
and will be tried tomorrow morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-01
MRS. ROBINS WILL
ADDRESS SUFFRACISTS

The regular weekly meeting of the
Equal Suffrage League of Richmond
will be held Thursday afternoon at
4:30 o'clock at the leagues assembly
room In the Commercial building.
Mrs. Sally Nelson Robins will deliver
an address, entitled, Our Girls" The
public is cordially invited to attend
The monthly meeting OF the board
of the Equal Suffrage League of Rich
mond win be held at headuarters
Wednesday, November 4, at II o'clock
Last week the Connecticut Won.
ans Suffrage Association held its an
nual convention at Hartford. The fol-
lowing is one Of the resolutions pass
ed at the convention:
Whereas, women have always suf-
fered and are now suffering the hor-
rors Of war and also suffer from wrong
social conditions; and
Whereas, they are always called
upon to repair in what small measure
they can the evils arising from war
and bad social conditions by con-
tributing money and labor to Red
Cross and philanthropic work: and
Whereas. women are asking that
they be allowed a voice In the gov
eminent which controls these con-
ditions; and
Whereas, we as suffragists are con-
WINGED that women would exercise the
power OF the ballot to prevent war and
to ameliorate social conditions: there
fore, be It
"Rosolved, That We demand with
all our strength and with the deep
feeling arising from high sense OF
responsibility that We be given the
right to vote: and be It also
Resolved, That we again as suf-
fragists pledge ourselves to dedicate
~tH - nV&A 4vYR 81 ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-01
ACCUSED OF MURDER
NECRESS GOES FREE
ONCE Of the Mayor.
Richmond, Va,

Annie Johnson. a negress, charged
with the murder of Edward Davis.
also colored. in her home on October
., was dismissed from custody yester-
day in Police Court. No evidence
could be uncovered against her as
there were no witnesses to the shoot
ing. The woman claimed that the
killing was the result OF an accident.
Through hse attorneys, Gilbert K.
Pollock and r. Gray Haddon, she
entered a plea of not guilty and then
proceeded to tell how she killed Davis
with the pistol. She said that she and
Davis we're joking and that she
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-01
WIN Give Japanese Wedding.

On Thursday and Friday OF this
week the PhilAthea class OF Porter
Street Presbyterian Church will give
a Japanese wedding In the lecture
room OF the church. The cast In AZ
follows: Bride, Eliza Fitzgerald:
groom, Roy Graves; brides father.
Govan Hill: groom's mother, Lithgow
Atweil: bridesmaids. Dorothy Cooper.
Martha Pulliam. Florence Brooks,
Rosalie Simmons and Marion Shiflett
Duet by Miss Margaret Ellington and
w. GRAY Garnett. go Between"
piano solo, by Miss Ida Deck. The
room will be decorated In Japanese
colors and lanterns. After the per-
Torrance refreshments win be served.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-01
Child labor Cases

Miss Lilly Barbour and J. b. Ciind-
dinst, State Labor Department inspec-
tors. had a busy day yesterday, the
former at Buena Vista, and the latter
at East Radford.
The Buena Vista cases. which will
be ,hea>d Monday were for violations
OF the d'aild labor laws and are against
e. L. Embree, manager Columbian
Paper Company: J. NJ. Updike, man
ager OF the City Steam Laundry; Miss
Ella Arbogast and v. II. Conner.
In East Radford warrants were
issued for the Modern Millinery Shop.
Mrs. A. v. NOEL, manager; Walker &
Sublett, F. E. Walker, manager: The
Leader, Herbert Artz, manager; w. r.
Roberts Il Co, w. r. Roberts. man
ager. The cases will be heard in the
Mayors Court Wednesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-01

Initial work In laying smooth paving
in Porter Street, from Twelfth TO
Fourteenth Streets. has begun and the
work Of the steam roller. which will
make level the bed OF the street, will
be finished tomorrow.
With the finishing of the work.
Porter Street, from Cowardin Avenue
to Twelfth Street, will be smooth
paved. As soon as the concrete work
In Porter Street Is completed the
workmen will lay smooth paving In
Twelfth Street from Perry to Stock
ton Streets.
Porter Street is now the only street
in South Richmond which has smooth
paving.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-01
CORP DRAT|ON TAXES
SHOW GOOD GROWTH
COMMISSION COLLECTS MORE THAN
A MILLION AND A QUAR-
TER DOLLARS.
RAILROADS PAY UP
AUDITOR MOORE REPORTS NEARLY
MILLION DOLI.ARs-LABOR
DEPARTMENT AGENTS
BUSY IN WEST.

The State Corporation Commission
has just completed its assessments Of
public service corporations for the
year 1914. The total property value
is $146,836,672.98. an increase over
the previous year of $7.435.748.31.
The total State tax assessed against
public service corporations amounts
to $1,341, 408.04, an increase over the
previous year Of $61.225.2l
This increase IL made up a. follows:
On property, $26,025,66: on money,
$1S.398.93; on franchise and license,
$16,S00.62.
The total amount of money returned
by public service corporations on hama
as OF June 80, 1914. was $9.19s,711.32.
Railroads Pay In Million Dollars.
Nearly one million dollars had been
paid into the State treasurer by the
railroad and canal company taxes be-
fore the hour arrived yesterday for
closing the office of State Auditor c.
Lee Moore. Tho Norfolk and West
ern led all with $404,950,10, while the
Virginia Railway and Power Company
paid $41,160,60.
The following payments were re-
ceived before noon to be added to
those already made:
Norfolk and Western. s4o4, s50.10;
Chesa peake and Ohio $203,s51.S1:
Virginian. s71.736.s7; Seaboard Ar
Line, s3o,4a5.S7; Louisville and NASH
vile, s12,405.s6; Baltimore and Ohio.
$1,000, Washington Southern, ST.
1912: Surry. Sussex and Southamp-
ton, S2.093.s5; Cincinnati and West
ern, $1.T07.29. Danville and Western.
$5,2516s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-01
Long Tom Confident.

G.. W. Haynes. alias Long Tom
Haynes. alias 1.-THE Tall Sycamore of
Dickinson County" who takes caro- Of
Governor Stuart's squirrels, il out in
Dickinson County to vote for r. Tate
Irvine for Congress. He Is sure Of
the triumph OF Democracy this year.
writing In the following optimistic vein
to his friend Alexander Forward,
Governor Stuart's secretary. as fol-
lows:
Things look fine for Irvine. Swan
son speaks here tomorrow, and we will
have q barbecue. Irvine will carry
Dickinson County probably by Atty.
Hope you are fine. Cold up here:
snow in the mountains Sunday.
The letter was dated Thursday from
CIintwood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-01
VERDICT FOR r., r. AP.
IN SUITS TRIED TOGETHER

Verdict for the defendant was given
by jury in the Law and Equity
Court in the cases Of Robert Addison
Payne against the r.. r. & p. Railway.
and of the McGraw- Marlborough Com
PAW against the r.. F. 4 p. which
was tried Friday.
The suits, which were tried to-
gether. grew out Of an accident June
26. 1918, when at Franklin and Belvi-
tere Streets q truck owned by the
McGraw- Yarborough Company and
driven by Payne. as Chauffeur, was
struck BY a train of the railway COM
pany. Payne sought $500 damages
and the McGraw- Marlborough Com
pany $1,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-01
Police Court, Part II, tomorrow morn

ing.
Byrd, according to Aliens version of
the shooting. refused to do certain
work. and when reprimanded became
angry and cut at him with a knife.
In self-defense, Allen claims. he shor
the negro once In the leg. The ball
bored its way through the flesh, and
Byrd. after having the wound attended
by the city ambulance surgeon, was
able to move about.
Allen lis charged with attempting to
MAIN. disfRure and kill Byrd. who. in
a cross warrant Is charged with
feloniously cutting Allen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-01

snatched up the revolver. pointed 1t in
his face and pulled the trigger-aI In
fun. She thought the gun unioaded.
Davis fell from the chair in which
he was sitting. to the floor. with
bullet wound in his head. He was
and. therefore, no other
account of the shooting except that
told by tho woman could be obtained.
Acting Justice Griggs did not think
that there was sufficient evidence to
hold the woman and for that reason
agreed to release her.