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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
NINE. CURIE
Says Russis's Pro1er Of Autonomy 10
Poland 10 First Step 70 the
Unity % Poland

PARIS. Aug Is. $50 o Mad.
anne tlerre Curte. the French scientist.
Who ls born Pole, and whose maiden
name was SklOdowska. interviewed by
me Temps to-day. IN connection with
me Russian proclamation promising
autonomy 10 Poland SAYS.
4 his seems to me 20 be the first
important step toward the unity OF 20.
land and reconciliation with Russia
MS ~ necessary for the DEVELOPMENT
OF Polish national culture
Russia. as the protector OF the
Slay peoples. IS undertaking a war
10 defend Servia and cannot give less
10 united Poland than Austrian Poland
now receives
In our time, when national feeling
ls 30 intense. 10 rs certain that lasting
peace between the Polish people. mum.
bering 2J.OO0,O00. and Russia can only
tlonality.
Germany has done more 10 destroy
Polish national sentiment than she
mas done In similar way In AIsace-
Lorraine"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
LOST HIS ROLL
Angelo KarnsEiH. waiter in American
Dairy Lunch Room. Loses wallet
Containing Large sam

some time SATURDAY Angelo karnezis.
a waiter az the American Dairy restau-
rhn'. ON Market street lost wallet con-
tanning q sum OF money. The loss wa-
not discovered until late In the after
noon or early evening. and he is unable
10 cay when or how ~ disappeared T.
D. his BELIEF. however. that the wallet
was pulled out 81 his hip pocket with
MS handkerchief. and dropped 90 the
Iloor where some person picked DO uu.
Just bow much was ia the wallet the
loser d. unable 90 say. but he said lasf
night tnat there was either So. or prop
ably a little more
The money was given 90 him bv a
fellow countryman 20 keep Tor "a raug
DAYS. and the loss 81 doubly hard 49, If
% now necessary for him 90 make an
the loss for another person AIthou-b
the chances for the recover OF the
money are small. the finder viii BE- r.
imhursed. he said last night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
WERE ATTACKED
steamers Cohen and BresIau W.~.
Damaged BY British Before
Putting into OardaneIles

ROME. Via Paris Aug. Is. g.O5 %
M. -- Ihe commanders Of Italian
steamers arriving from the Orient
slat" that the German cruisers Gocben
and Breslau did not escape uruoIest
I'd. They were attacked eeveraf
times by English cruisers. which. how
ever, were not able 20 overtake them
10 Dr. believed that the Germans took
refuge in the Dardanelles ONLY after
they had been damaged
AithouEh italy has on hand Grain
sufficient 20 last several months Tho
closure ~ The DaTdanetles. through
which the bulk % importauons comes
ana the suspension % expectations
from ArEentina. compel the Italian
people to turn o. tho United Sfafea
Tor future provisions The govern.
ment mas already received offers from
the American market and the trans.
portafiun ~ grain win De- facilitated
i- ITALY VIII assume the war risEr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
FATAL COLLISION
Auto md Motorcycle Come Toqether
With Fatal Resutts-Ons Killed
and one viii Die

IHENIDN. ~. Do Aux ia col
s.un between an automobile operated
.f George IorIrr. of trIa otis. and Il
motorcycle operated br John gza-.
I.DN. and carry InE bite wife. also 40
.HIs city between Rnhr.reTIIIo and Al
Gent ds.tf uf rFarrr.k. and injured
WIFE, Mo ie dEIrr fo.rirlf af sol
FRANCIS. .n.r.H 40 .-Hm .HrI.aafrr of
'". brain end other injuries uraHar
.u '.s custody nf fna Trenton 100.
I.H end SOIL. hF .rn- a hearing frI
wins ar ...0-I.-rfHr rf frr fra-rfs
impact and Ur. Per- and Hra -r.affrrs
rr frr.H~ fr frr roadway add rr.
harmed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
NOTlCE-CONTRACTORS
NOTICE 10 oouTRAoToEs-

sealed bids will be received o. the
oLnle ~ The Board OF Comrufrsiorerr
% the county NJ Ohio. until THurHdag
Time
Fgr resurfarinE with Brick HIfuIiftf~
or hitImin0IH surface. HH per rurrIfIln-
on CONT IiFaiuuera. certain rurfI0ra III
tnr following roads
National Road ffu0 i0catI1nsI
i.r.EFHEIIIr. Clinton a Potomac Rod
NhrrlirE y Fairmont Pike
WrfHIIuE IIm Grove Road
.."rr Eun and Cfrrry Wn1 Road
~re0I fIrnfInur together win ammo. b.
MAZE fnfdaFe are ON file and NAV ba
seen during office hours ~ THa urarr
m conn. ..r|Hrrra urUrr fEa r..-g
H.lnr NHfrIIrr vs. NH
.. i..r .Hrrtfr fna riFhf to reject
Go vs. OLDHAM
frr irrf ~ DrmulIrsfrners III frr
count. of ohio. ..f.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
BOWLERS LOSE TO
P. & s. G. TEAM
RALLY B1 IKE sKrDoE-
Fohr Bon8 ~ -HT HrMTH
WAS uHHuCCEB1FUL
rha rattsrscn ara E1m a-ov. T~.-
us~d P1rchsrn Hoth ~ ths II
.sld a.6 oafnslt-

rr SAM featured b. ths heavy hst-
tire - bcth teams ths ratt~rsou and
Yin Grove team yestsrday defeated ere
hridEe port hosiers b. ths score ~ 10
t7 - ln enc nlnth ianirs tire Ss~isrs
r-afe q trrpr-ate rally and r.spcntsd
- pushing seven rans over ths plate
after an error alicsrd tne rrat man .
r1fefF featerdags Paftefzrn ana EIm
Grove team Uas -uralIrranlF crippled
yesterday iu az much a. several % the
rrsa ar s.lHfra srrs unable rn uiaF ard
cEH com aFlael rn zee rIfU narH both On
ere .Urell ar.l nltn=id rre srurs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
ENDS IN MURDER


LAUREL JOEL Aur fr NO. r.-..
i.rrr ssrf az. wife ~ e. a.ssrf-, 49,.
.'T7 F'.fn. 90 sailor wsr-
1 today i1 Ono woman hor.
.frrr miles from here
f larrrI trr CONAN seized
'""' '-e men i7 tr- groin 81.
r'a boz end ufH ra same
~ H. t--r.rr fre heart rs
.rr.lsH rIr BRAIN 'A''t
@ D.. who lived rifr ura ~.
.IH-HrHI rr.n arf -rrr
90 tr raI- urrr found 49,
r.. hnana ~aa ahr-rt Or Mnfo-f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

I'D A-sa.a- Ne ulcsf urEular aerftrn
~ en- ttc I've fsrncls piers. csntral 80
- ruod a. rhe heaf- causrffr 80 tg.Il
-. ner4 slaeClaI rFrurH q s. AZ
aA--aN tAt.aa ~ urI4ifnE axe nr~.u
lens metal trls. sleEatnr Hafna
tnou-- Superior tahIe ntfE allie So
Hiees tse-e s1guil-t circcf from fars...
f-fe attr ssnitarf pluurIs rrr, 80
Booklet Eg g. gNkrwS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
SMALL FIRE At FERRY

small IRE vas discovered last
night about 2 o'clock in the home 81
Mrs. a. Burke az the corner on Main
and Avondale streets. Martins FERRY
An alarm was turned 10 and the are
men responded in almost record time
and with the use OF chemical easiIv
eNunguished the blaze The DAMAGE
was slight, probably not exceeding
twenty-five dollars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
CLAIRVOYANT
PROF. l.. A. JENKINS
WORLDS oHEArEsT cLATRvoTAH1.

Will ress ~str 10, F M, Doe
teNinE you frankly tho bad as well a.
the good giving advice on an matters
or interest, such ~ love courtshin
ulArriaEe divorce. business specuIa-
lions. journeys. Wills. deeds. patents. law
suits. friends. enemies or rivals stvipr
names IN tull whether husband vie or
sweetheart r. true or false teach yo,,
thf secret power OF control 20 win fr-
one you most desire and 90 overcome
enemies rivals or bad luck Of any kfnf
lu Iact. no matter what may b. your
nope. rear or ambition. I Ruaranfee 10
help you. and n you are not Absolutely
NaIsiied thcn you may rlfhinE Has thfs
h.t honesty upon the face ~ ft7 Take
i.lm Grove car % corner 9TH and Center
streets. Fulton. ". Va Car ef0ua a.
fectiN in front of house. only "a ~
Tor Tor Fourth and Center" Horfrr
1000 ~. 90 800 r. ~ au-7-tr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
The Lexington A. -.

The Lexington 49, a.. g.. = Pes -
- 20 NaH-TfH aarrIrrE EaaEn GEL.
hufHl Hrsrs rnaata rlay - frr-u -.
- slrf a eat11nE Atttrs sttkrat uafnr
sNeFa. N1ich "a pruhtnfted- Cur~ a
e-.ANa r-lNa 49, 80 90 tan Mn..rs o.
nee Meta Ids. runuIrr arfrr o.
FHaiTt rriHafa nafhs Tnnar HrrIrrs
ft..sira tfta ara 90 a1tir a. tnffr s.
eerslr h-aericar plan Wbite arr.trs
l.saHk 'rf
Paul. C. Rosn-RASs Ne.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
FAST RACING
IN PITTSBURGH
rrvE DAYS or GOOD RACING WILL
BnorH IN SMOKY CITY TO-DAY
Duqussne STATE Event VIII be Principal
Race To-day Tor a Purse OF 81. 1000.


PTTrSBr RGH. Pa Aug rs-Ftve
DAYS ~ sport FOR horse lovers opens IN
here tomorrow when the best trottera
ana PAGERS OF the season. on mile tracks
VII try 90 clip records in the Grand
circuit meet al Hrunofs Island Zach
day r. program has been apporttoned a
feature race, the one for Monday being
th~ buqursne stake. valued al s. 600 for
the ego class trottsra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
INFORMATION WANTED

q, - % present location OF joseph IA
ul'h or Hahuck or kahtck forperf,.
married o. Kate Hldshrand M A. ~
~. advantage 60 cofnmunicat. vri,h -.
Co-onaAl Trust Company. admiufstrstor
.l the estate of Kate MORGAN rors~-
t,,,..t SHOWN a. Kate Hildebrsnd Pttts-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

80 th CAROLINA AV. and Hr.rN
rlFate baths. running wsfer IN looms
elevator a. street level zine rt.rrbr-
atANltf. 500 Special rates Wnot.faf
BRYAN a WILLIAMS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
ATTENTION

Madame Meadow viii BE- located -
v h'cIinE Park Tor fft rest or tha aes-
son Don't fell 90 consult this sorder-
'ul ana noted rlairv0Nnuf while Won have
ne chance a. you Will always b. r1rr,.
~ - INs uilargd tnis treat Entrance
Zee refunded. Hours O. no % III
au-f-n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

NC UI"9 TTTH"IIUHneV y Ira-h
Two base hlts-Thoruas. Bob smith.
hei.'. kqan. Wise. Lisk. Gordon ~
smith struck out-Hy smith hv
Wise =. Bases on halIs--Om smith Il OF
Miae p. -fhlsu bases eafh~rwood
Ward. ellis Wise. Umpire Evans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
ESTIMATES
STATE Of West virTiniS, coSSSH - oSfo'
Town OF warwood. towfts

Town OF War~ood. ,oSfts - NN'''
~ regular session % the council of
ln the council char1ber. ths-,o@ a, ~.
Marwood Hose House Building ou mo
4Ltn daE o. August 1915 there we're
Lre,ent W D. Helfenhine. mayor Prank.
W Klein. recorder. and A. r. Ric. 81 d
-narr. p ". Mahau. ~ g. Fuhr q a.
Nuliams and A - kindslbcrger mem
pers % the council OF said town
In accordance with section Z chapter
=. OF the acts % fhe eNtraordI nary rsa-
sion or ne legislature of 1905. tho coun-
~ preceded 90 make ~ an estimate -
ne amounts necessary o. D. levied Tor
the current fiscal year. 90 cover an
nunicipal d"bts and liabilities PAYABLE
~, uelt4fe' Tor municipal purposes. and
proper allo~ance@ for delinquent taKes.
'Apcnse or collections and contiugeu-
eies. but deductiuE therefrom the money
lu in- '-tl treasury applicable % the
sefN zee - the year and municipal claims
ahd dpth determine and estimate the
several amounts % believed aH follows.
ESTIMATES.
Ma =, mum levy 5b cents on the hun
ureu dollars valuation
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
ne amount due the said municipality.
collccuble from every source er~.pt
from the lew Of taxes Co be- made f6r
balance iu hands 81 city treas
ury. uucollected ..... .........t5T4 SIS
Total estimated receipts .. sB74 o.
ESTIMATED pIsHt'RSENENTs
DehtT and demands owed br said n1u-
nicipality which Will become due and
PAYABLE during the current fiscal vear
Including Interest on bonded inde6tes
ness or every kind and character.
BOND series -N SsWer 80 vs. $50 0n
Saft sS' ;sp.a... street No w. is SO 90
salaIie. mayor recorder ana
Police department .......... 500 90
Health department ......... zoo 0O
streets ana alleys ............. egsf 90
1itN nail expenses -........... ..... rs 90
Deliuuuercies and generations 400 90
.omml EFIuns and contingent. $50 20
Land books and bills ......... IS 90
Total estimated disburse-
Amoun, 10 be provided for by '''''' 90
III appeari-z 20 IN. eouncn thSt ne
total valuation ~ an taxable property
lh thLs municipality. according % the
being real estate 90 the value IN ST..
'-'.--e personal property % the value
NJ 1891 oSo. and railroad and other prop
srtH assessed hr the hoard "a rrhft-
works to the value of g280.aaz AZ 'csrtI-
he9 Co. OBJ" council by the officer whose
appcariuE from the foregoing estimate
mat if IH ufUf.Hrr" 20 raise nr levy.
sfteT dsductnE en- credits {o.ols.o2 Tor
nlriclpsl purposes therefore So is de-
trrnluei That levy ON each one hum.
drfd 1uLlare valuation - twenty i've
cents tZ5rI fnr municipal purpose viii
Do necessary tn produce the estimated
amount ~ forcsaid for the ensuing
0scal year
State OF West EfrEIH.. t..rf, of fI-H.
Town ~ WaruooI. feu.If.
D. Prank " Klein. recorder boo and for
ne Wunici pattv ~ Wtrwsod county ~
ONO auI state az West virginia. 90
hereby UfrffF that tie FOREGOING |e
true Un"' from the records az al order
made by tre council ~ said muHirira
on Tire eleventh DAY ~ August. 1910
Given under w. fHrI This ian J4. o.
August. 1914
ff.hNk vs. kLErN.
Recorder .f Ers Municipality uF War.
wood W. Va k.I-et
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
EOR SAIr

AsE Nou TIRED % yC-sr WORK or %
Alls climate Do Ncu Want %
N1o~ about the forty acre frrisated
arms near Rocky Ford. Colorado.
= here hey grow the famous Rocky
fprd CantaiOupe. etc. exceptional
Opportunities nov Write noK 81
Eim Grove, ". Va aust
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

aelt.-s 80 s4rrc9n1irEs rrrr.lfr rrHt--ar ~ -
49, .elfres- cafarrf a - tt roaF 800
- 80 az ~ rnNus FrIFHtH ta.hs n-nta 80.
- - - 80 snrT irrf tii- ff.-n rsssf-r
&c asefFs - 49, 80 TFfEr 80 It 80 =
70 ~ ---Gis o. - q = - a.. a. itrlMT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
SEALED PROPOSAIS

Notice 60 Manufacturer .rohb.-. =
Shahts ano Others wholesale Dsaiers
y ~ ~ ls HEREBY GIVEN That
or West Virginia viii receive btd. d.tt-
~ 80 ~. on iice az Charleston. West Virrints
~ furnishing supplies for the sevsrai
ment Of which b. vestsd An safd 49,.
~ , .tlsctH vii b. awarded 90 the lowest
naadera quality considered and ONE
~. s.iti I'tns equal. West virginia deal
~ VIII pc given preference
~ supplies needed viii be ftr-
hlhhcQ bidders on receipt Of rrors-t..
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD or CONTpor
.a-L-ll Charleston. West Nirgt,t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
HOTEL MAJEsTICvl,sla.. =,

: enpf ated ftruuEhouf. center q atf-ar-
IONS. geean viees CAPACITY 500. EleVa-
tors private baths. white ssr.fce 80
11b.rt.r table >Teclal SO So ~ Week.
u l-ep - daily. Docket
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS

7Il- "s buy Old false teeth. sols
nev, -, b.,'Gtsst,'ehsl;, diamonds. jswsiry,
Startling Refining co
Room fa5 Bohmuibaoh mag xvn..,,--
Tue-Thr-Rat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
WANTED-rOSITION.
BUSiNESS OPPOKT,NITlES
LOST

LobT-iNamond stud. Wednesday nfaht
ln city Reward Tor return 20 fntsin-
EouCrr ..f-
1osF-W bite French poodle. scar o,
llsnt 'front.' foot. tn East Wheeling
80 ihi.f nation viii b. rewarded Va
------ = .n-M- hell Iahl-L anlA-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
FOR RENT

Pine second fo0r location on Main
street. near bridge corner
Suitable for store room. Office rroua.
doctors rariors ETC. Aecrs .rIr.
plenty of uE1t and ventilation. .r
Eood condition can give lord cease
esl " 49, CALL "a -- Nat aot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
The WILTSHIRE

les esfaeits 80. private haths Run
JUS eAt-r - rounla. elevator. nastc
Speeiet $500 40 urekiV- $500 daiig.
open al TIRE year Eooklst
sAIL p. ELIrR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
PATENTSs$:.s9sgs:,f l.9 4ss:;:

.radefnark litigation pCctt@s ~ ana
n DuHLAP, Patent Lavyer
FAA"nal Exchange Bank Uuffgtr.
wheeling. ". Va
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

or call ''"s- Mrtte
n LEVY.
-, LN1 Ma7Est 81, Wheeling, ". Va
"lA7--Collect had Bills Ruv az g.u
lALnf Attac hmenta carsfuIiv 1t,r.
80 We adjust Claims ara
.-- ,iLt .li"nH on communication bs-t-
~ .9ilfc zion. no pay The Hurksvs 49,
IIllf Agency. S03 board ~ rr,a
10. EL.ellnE vs. Va
Arizona republican., 1914-07-15
CONCRETE BRIDGE
 AT CANYON D|ABLO
State Highway to Cross Famous Gulch on Splendid New Struc-
 ture of Modern Construction

A call for bids on the construction of reinforced concrete bridge over Canyon Diablo in Coconino county will be issued within short time by State Engineer Lamar Cobb. The new bridge, which will be a part of the new Santa Fe highway across the northern part of the state will be 1S6 feet in length, and of the most modern type of construction. Bids for concrete bridges over Milky and Beaver dam washes in Apache county will be received at the same time.
 The Devils Canyon as it's name implies, is one of the most weird of the natural formations in the state, as well as one of the most pre- cipitous gorges anywhere in the world. The scenery along it's rim is unearthly in it's magnificence, and is widely advertised by the Santa F'e as one of the many attractions for tourists in the Canyon country. The new bridge will cross the gulch a short distance south of the Santa Fe main line
Arizona republican., 1914-07-15
The Regale

"For The Freedom of Cuba a two reel "101" Bison drama of love and ad- venture, will be today's feature offer ing at the Regale Theater, 210-212 East Washington street. This is the first photo-play to feature Miss Essie Fay and her remarkable trained horse, Arabia. since Miss Fay joined the Universal some weeks ago. The pie ture was made at the Pacific coast studios and the story is one of dash, daring and action that keeps the red blood corpuscles moving every minute of it's unfolding. Arabia, the horse with human intellect, performs num- erous surprising feats. He unties tEle ropes with which he is tethered ana escapes to his mistress, Mis- Fay. He does a dozen seemingly impossible feats at freeing himself. For Old Loves Sake" a Victor drama, featuring Fritzi Brunette and Glen White, is also on todays bill "Patsy's Luck" a single Frontier comedy, will be the laughter affording feature of an exceptionally strong bill The Regale is one of the coolest houses in town
Arizona republican., 1914-07-15
PROSPECT OF WEALTH
 FOR VALLEY FARMERS
Our Eastern Markets For Various
 Vegetables.

With the idea of increasing ton mage in this community Travelling Freight Agent Sparks of the Arizo- ma Eastern is agitating the matter of cultivating lettuce, spinach, cauli- flower and green peas in this val ley. MT. Sparks has made a study on this subject and he is prepared to convince growers of the Drofita bleness of these crops if they are cultivated intelligently. There is a ready market for them in the eastern cities between the Christmas season and March 10. At other times of the year the shipment of them from this distance would not pay.
 Mr. Sparks believes that the culti- vation of these vegetables could he made a most important industry for this valley but until the market has been fully established he would not advise the undertaking of it on an extensive scale. Three acres de- voted to these crops, he believes would b sufficient in the beginning Three acres should produce two car loads and a car ought to net the grower not less than S400. Ten ca.s of lettuce in such a market as New York, Chicago or Cincinnati would be about the same as ten crates in the Phoenix market
 These vegetables could be ham, died without great deal of expense. they could be packed for shipment in ordinary canteloupe crates.
 MT Sparks would be pleased to meet the farmers and gardeners and give them the benefit of his inves- tigations rgarding varieties, time of planting, freight rates, refrigeration and shipping conditions He be- leves that the greatest success would be attained by cooperation among growers, a standardization of crops. SC that all produce delivered at the market would be uniform.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-15
ADJUSTMENTS
A Capable Trio.

A Capable Trio.
 Lille Walker and Willie Van of the Vitagraph picture forces are competent in anybody's company to make the blood run faster and the world seem brighter, but when to this duo bouncing John Bunny, the funniest man in pictures. is added, the trio immediately becomes q world beater for fun. This is the W hole secret of the success of the splendid three-reel comedy, Love, Luck and Gasoline that is now run ring at the Empress theater and which will be shown for the last tune tonight. The picture is won dorful in more ways than ore. Ev cry sort of a vehicle that is propelled by gasoline is shown in the picture being used in some form or other in telling the story. Then there is some of the most exciting and cap able yacht handling ever seen pulled eff right in front of the camera. It is worth while going to see the show.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-15
loo Many Husbands.

Too Many Husbands" the Wit agraph two-reel. comedy that is now running at the Lamara theater is one of the funniest skits that has ever been seen in this city. It is a story of the young fellow after his uncle's coin, and. the story he in- vents when his uncle comes to America to visit him about his wife and baby. He bor-ows the wife and baby of his landlord for the occas- ion, and of course unkie comes upon the real couple at times in what he imagines are compromising positions and proceeds to tell nephew about it. In the meanwhile nephew has a bad case upon uncle's daughter who will inherit the coin when unkie shuffles off, and the two elope and get mar ried. Then comes the Announcement and it is great. The program also carries the latest Hearst -Selig Weekly as well as a splendid Bio graph, "The Ethics of the Profess sion" There is always something doing at the L.amara.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-15

real novelty of the show is Happy Hessie, labeled. The Jesting Jug gler," and he manages to hold the centec of the stage for fully twelve minutes to good purpose. His work is new. intricate and entertaining. and there is just enough stiffness to make one forget the temperature outside.
 The MacKimmon twins may or may not be twins, but they have good harmony and nimble neither limbs, and were really deserving of the encores forced on them last night. One of their song numbers was heard here but recently, but as they got it lover" there is no reason why it should be substituted.
 Billy Dodge is a hold over" from last week, but it is a safe venture that but few in the audience last night who saw him last week recog- nised in him the Hebrew comedian so distinctively different is his change. His character songs are good, but his best work is the inn personation of the "old school ac- tor.
 Frank Minor X company present a piaylet of the comedy drama class, and in General Cruz of Vera Cruz" have an up-to-the- minute vehicle well suited to their respective tal- onts. MT. Minor has just closed a 40 0-weeks star tour in one of the seasons greatest musical hits, Sep tember Morn,' and this skit is far better than the average in vaude- ville
 The three subjects of pictures are practically a complete show within themselves, and with Prof. Wade's orchestra, combined to an evening well spent where the desire is light, bright, clean entertainment at moderate cost
Arizona republican., 1914-07-15
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 The complaint of the railroad in ap- plication for rehearing states that headlights of. the sort stipulated in the commissions order are not in general use throughout the country, that it is impossible to secure lights of this candlepoWer without the aid of a re Hector. as prescribed in the order, and that the company is at present en- gagged in installing headlights of such power as to constitute to all intents and purposes a compliance with the order of the commission. The appli- cation asks that an extension of sixty hearing in the matter.