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Arizona republican., 1914-03-17
PROBABLY ASYLUM FOR
 MRS. ELLA 0'DE[l
Woman Who impersonated Dorothy
 Arnold Undoubtedly Insane
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 LOS ANGELES, March 16.-Mrs. Ella SplaWn- Miller ODell, the young Los Angeles woman who declared on Saturday that she was Dorothy Ar mold. the missing heress, probably will be committed to an insane asy- lum She was questioned today by county officers, who said later there was little likelihood that she can be prosecuted on the worthless check charge upon which she was arrested, IS her statements are all so inco- herent that it is practically impos- sible to believe her other than insane. They said she would be examined by q lunacy commission.
 It is stated that efforts will be made to find and question the young man friend of Mrs. O'Dell, as well as the physician accused of having performed an illega: operation upon her. If they are located, the off cials said. there might be obtained evidence bearing upon the allegations that the young woman has been the victim of hypnotism and drugs, as wei as an illegal operation. It is thought, also. that the two men might throw some light upon the hints that conspiracy had been formed to fleece Francis R. Arnold father of the missing society girl, of the $l0.000 reward he offered for the return of his daughter.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17
Villa Wants Airship

FL PASO. March 16.-General Villa telegraphed to Captain Salinas, the rebel aviator, whose machine has been undergoing repairs at JuareZ. t. have his machine at Chihuahua within tWentyfour hours. Inciden
 tally it has been learned that the regular triweekly passenger service between Juarez and Chihuahua has teen discontinued and the trains, it is said, will be used in transportrT troops south from Chihuahua. These facts are taken by reue auvices 70 Juarez, to indicate that Villa is anx-
 ious to begin the attack on the fed eral entrenchments at Torreon.
 General Angeles, an artillery expert
 who left yesterday for Chihuahua,
 is reported to have halted there only long enough to confer with Villa, and
 proceeded to the front Sensational reports of big battles and awful loss of life in dynamited trains remained unconfirmed, and are denied by of ficials and by correspondents of the Associated Press at Chihuahua. It is learned that the federal rail- | road between Eagle Pass and Tor :eOn are still open. fact which rail- | road men say means there has been
 no significant fighting thus far at | Torreon.
 In the telegraph office at JuareZ, ] it was stated that the censorship in augurated yesterday applies more to
 the quantity of matter to be filed by correspondents, rather than to qual- | ity. The single line. it is explained 1 is crowded with official business. and
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17
Banquet of Sons and Daugh- ters of Erin's Isle Comes Tonight in Celebration of Birthday of Ireland's Patron Saint

Sons and daughters of Bonny Erin's isle that's so famous in song and story, will banquet together for the celebrating of the day of good St. Patrick tonight. It is the big joy jubilee of the nation which ele- vated the lowly shamrock to the sta ton of an emblem, made the clay cutty famous and has carried it's wit Pivacity and fighting temper to all the climes of this earth.
 There lacks no whit of the Irish spirit in Phoenix's clansmen. No- where is the fondness for that dear And it simply couldn't be that the seventeenth of March could pass without the demonstration de luxe.
 Dinner, music and speaking. The former will be just good. The latter will be hauntingly reminiscent of the greenest place in the world, and the latter will be of that great patriotic order which comes from clever talk CTS on all great occasions. For no enc can deny that tonight will be a great occasion. When the Adams dining room is turned over to the banqueters, it will be taxed to it's capacity-which is large-to hold the men and women of Ireland who will be there.
 As to that music there is to be nothing not Irish. Director F. H. Redewill of the First Regimental band, was engaged and given carte blanche to make ail the melodious arrangements. He wired to the pub fishers and secured an armload of St. Patricks day music, the like of which never has been heard in a Phoenix concert before. The band has been working on the scores for q week. and is now letter perfect or note perfect.
 Eugene Brady O'Neill, as president of the temporary organization of Hi bernians. will preside. He will call on number of popular speakers to respond to numerous toasts incidental to the glorious day.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17
STUDENTS FIGHT FIRE
With Ranchers and Forest Rangers
 They Subdue Bad Blaze
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ONTARIO, Calif., March 16.-Hun dreds of ranchers, forest rangers and students from the Pomona College and high schools in this vicinity have under control tonight a brush fire that swept the larger part of the watershed of the Pomona Valley en- dangering the power houses, ranches and homes. Over twenty square miles of foothills of the San An tonic mountain burned during the day, but at night fall the fire fight CTS began to make headway. The power houses of the Sierra Power Company and the San Antonio Wa ter Company were threatened, but are now safe, unless the flames in crease.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17
WATER USERS
 MEET AT MESA
Chandler Delegation Cap lures O'DOnnell for Lee ture on Small Farm Sub ject - Exclusion Subject at Today's Hearing
Special to The Republican,

MESA, March 16.-I D. O'Donnell passed through here today en route from Roosevelt to Chandler, where he spoke on farming to a large num- Der of water users of the southern district. He returns tomorrow for the meeting with farmers who wish to be heard on the subject of eX- clusion from the present irrigable area of the project. A second meet ing for this purpose will be held on the north side at Phoenix Wednes- day morning.
 With MT. O'Donnell was Chief En- gineer A. P. Davis of the reclamation service, who is leaving the valley this evening for Yuma, and the coast.
 Meetings here and at Phoenix will concern the exclusion line thrown about the project by the survey board This line divides some of the townships, formerly considered in- side the project. Those Wbo have been left out by this line have been informed by Dan P. Jones of Mesa who has the official map of the dis trict. Only southside water users will be heard, and only those from the Mesa district. Water users from the High Line and Western districts will be heard at Phoenix Wednes- day morning
 Tomorrow's hearing starts at 2 , D. m.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17
GRAY HAIR BECOMES
 DARK, THICK, GLOSSY
Look years younger! Try Grandma's recipe of Sage and Sulphur
 and nobody will know

Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur. properly compound eG, brings back the natural color and lustre to the hair when faded, streak ed or gray; also ends dandruff, itch ing scalp and stops falling hair Years ago the only way to get this mixture was to make it at home, which is Eussy and troublesome.
 Nowadays we simply ask at any drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy" You will get q large bottle for about 50 cents. Everybody uses this old, famous re- cipe, because no one can possibly tell that you darkened your hair, as it does it so naturally and evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at time 4; by morning the gray hair disappears, and after another application or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, thick and glossy and you look years younger-Advertise
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17
SAY DUKE WAS DRUNK
 AND DRIVING RECKLESSLy
Millionaire Tobacco Mans Son On
 Trial for Manslaughter

SEATTLE, March 16-The jury completed, testimony was begun in the superior court in the trial of Laurence Duke, son of Brodie Duke, the tobacco millionaire, charged with manslaughter in causing the death of Henry N. Farr, a saloonkeeper, killed near Riverside, just outside of Seattle, on October 13, 1913, when the defendants automobile crashed into his victim. Four of the jurors are women
 The states contention is that Duke was intoxicated when his automobile struck the Farr machine, which had stopped along the road to repair d tire puncture Counsel for Duke as serts the defendants stearing gear was defective and he was blameless. George A. Orth, the first witness for the state, testified that Duke was intoxicated and driving fast and recldessly.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17

Another record breaking Monday night crowd met the eyes of Evan gelist John E. Brown, when he arose to deliver his message last night at the big rink which has been convert ed into an immense tabernacle for the conduct of the present union meeting. The sermon was distinctly evangelical in it's tone, as all his efforts have been, but founded upon that well known passage from the twenty sec ond chapter of the book of Revelations, ''WhosoeVer will" it seemed mere compelling in it's con- sistent soul saving idea than his for mer efforts.
 That it had an effect upon the large audience was easily gathered from the responses that were re- ceived after the evangelist made his proposition. Fully fifty persons r. esseu forward to strike hands with the preacher, and the after-service was full of feeling.
 No little effect to the service was given by the splendid work of the choir and the solo by Prof. Curry. Although he sings at both morning and evening service, his singing seems to improve Prof. Curry has fine tenor voice and he sings the simple gospel songs with a great deal of expression. Many cheeks are wet with tears when he finishes his 1 nightly solo.
 For the first time since the meet ing started the skillet collections were discontinued. They may be taken up again, but with two weeks of the months effort spent, more than two-t thirds of the amount need ed for expense has been raised.
 Some Shots From Brown
 q love the church and I'm proud that I can say I am a member of the Twentieth Century church-it is | the grandest organization the sun | ever shone uDon."
 | You have it in your hands, to a certain degree. to say whether the church shall win or lose,'
 T believe God intended that every
 saved person should be a preacher
 not to be licensed and ordained, bu
 to go out and save sOuls.'
 Tt is the written law that wher
 you are saved you go after the othel
 fellow, and you've got to go after tho other fellow to live yourself"
 Sin is selfishness. and when vol 1 sit down to enjoy what you have anC
 let the other fellow go, just that sur' you will become a spiritual bank rupt"
 If you were to go tonight out int
 eternity, would there be any stars il | your crown?'
 "The bells of Heaven do not rin'
 when you achieve earthly greatness
 but the bells of Heaven do rint
 when you win soul to Christ"
 Tt is only after we have been t the fountain that we can go out am tell folks where the living water flow"
 God votes for you and the devi votes against you, and there is tie and however you vote the election gees" When God commands there's al ways with the command the powe to obey
 God gets mighty close to tn audience that has the T will i them"
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17
Former Prefect Deported

MORALES, March 16-Adrian Mar cer, former prefect of the Alamos district, below Guaymas, arrived to- night with his wife, deported by the constitutionalists. He was Ma derista, but stood for law and order He was imprisoned and his wealth was taken away. He said it cost him s15.000 for freedom He had to leave behind two daughters and an aunt, because he could not pay
 Raphael Rosas and Juan P. Sando- val, both wealthy, were stripped of everything and deported at the same time from HuatabampO.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17
MONDAY RECORD
 AGAIN BROKEN
Attendance at "Whosoever Will Meeting' at Taber- nacle Last Night Results in Fifty Responses to Proposition of Preacher
Today's Services

Sermon at rink at 10 o'clock, "Office and Ministry of Holy Spirit"
 Continuous prayer meeting at Central church, 11:30 to 12:3O.
 Service and sermon at Taber- nacle, with chorus choir and spe- cial singing, promptly at 7:3O.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17
American Found Dead

JUAREz, March 16.-Oscar Allen, an American, was found dead re gently at Pearson. Chihuahua, with his head split by an axe. This was reported today to Consul Edwards, who at once began an investigation. Allen was a Texan, native of Cor pus Christi. He was employed as a watchman by the Madero Company, Limited. Another watchman of the company was killed previously in a similar manner.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17
JOHN A. HALL RESIGNS
Man in Charge of Vancouver Strike
 Zone Quits
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VANCOUVER, March 16.-John A. Hall, commanding officer in the Van couVer Island strike zones since the riots last August, resigned on ac- count of differences with the gov crnment officials. The civil authori- ties considered his display of mili- tary authorities &s excessive. He kept an armored train ready to move day or night: the Nanimo district was vii tually under martial law for many days, and he insisted on keep ing soldiers in the field.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17
REBEL TROOPS . ARE DEFEATED 1 NEAR MONTEREY
Federals Claim to Have Killed, Wounded or Cap tured Five Hundred Be- sides Taking Large Quan- titles of Supplies
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LAREDO, March 16.-The decisive defeat of column of constitutional ist troops, or the rOut of those who were to participate in the proposed attack on Monterey and Eustamente Canyon, is reported on official ad- vices received tonight at federal headquarters. at Nuevo Laredo.
 Five hundred were killed, captured or wounded, according to the dis patch. The rebels are said to have been completely routed. The rem nant of the column fled in great disorder The federal losses were not stated, although the dispatch in- dicates they were small.
 Bustamente Canyon is midway be- tween Laredo and Monterey. The constitutionalists are said to have left behind large quantities of arms and ammunition in their flight The federals claim to have captured many wagons, carrying arms and supplies and 100 loaded pack animals. The rebels we're a part of those moving on Monterey and marching toward Morales, Nuevo Leon. The com mander of the defeated forces was not stated. Train service was re- Sumed today between Monterey anC the border.
 General Quintana and 1900 federals are reported enIOute tonight to Nu- evo Laredo to take command of the garrison there, and General Guardi- ola, who with a large federal force is marching overland to attack Ma tamores, across the border iron Brownsville, was reported near Guer. rero today. Most of the rebel troops at Matamores have withdrawn iron the campaign against Monterey.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17
QUAKE KILLS FIFTY- THREE
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TOXIC, March 16.-Eighty- three persons, according to an official es- innate were killed by the earthquake which occurred yesterday in the pre- lecture of Akita, Hondo Island. Wit nesses declare that entire families were crushed to death. Great gaps appeared in the earth, and every house in the towns of Omagari, Yo- koto and 1zumo was wrecekd or dam aged. Five hundred persons were in- jured and many are missing or are given up for lost, according to the official reports.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17
WOMEN ALWAYS ACQUITTED
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CHICAGO, March 16.-"The man. her in which women murderers in Cook county are able to escape pun ishment is scandalous," was the statement today by State Attorney Hoyne in dropping the case of Mrs. Augusta Dietz, charged with killing her husband He said evidence against her was lacking. "The blame is on the jurors," he said. They seem ready to acquit whenever a wo- man charged with murder is good looking and able to open the tear floOdgates or faint"
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17

broken out on the Venezuelan from tier, near Morawhanna, the capital of the northwest district of British Guinea. Four hundred and fifty rebels, according to reports, have raided Fl Terror Camp and are pre- pairing to raid the village of San Jose. The Venezuelan government officials, General Ores and his sixty men and the frontier station gar rison, are in a perilous situation.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17
SANTA FEE MUST REFUND
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 16.-The Santa Fe railroad was ordered to re- fund to the shippers of 357 cars of oranges an overcharge of from ono to three cents per hundred, by a de- cision of the state railroad commis- sion. The oranges were shipped from Los Angeles Oakland and San Fran cisco in 1911 and 1912. The con- plaint was made by commission houses in San Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17
SUFFRAGETTE IN PANTS
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LONDON, March 16.-A suffragette giving the name of Catherine Will son, was arrested in the lobby of the house of commons tonight She was dressed in male attire and had a dog whip secreted in her sleeve It is supposed she was waiting to attack government officials.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17
NATURALIST IS KILLED
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EDINBURG, March 16.-Sir John Murray, noted naturalist and Oceanographer. was killed today near his home when an automobile, which was being driven by his daughter, overturned He was killed instantly and his daughter was picked up un- conscious, thought not seriously in jured.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17
ATTACK INCOME TAX
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WASHINGTON, March 16-Suits attacking the constitutionality of the income tax were filed in the district court by John P Horace and F.. Dodge of Detroit, automobile manu- lecturers. They contend the law un- duly discriminates against individual partnerships in favor of corpora lions
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17
WARRANT FOR EDDY
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH
 LOS ANGELES, March 16.-A war rant has been issued charging Clar- once O. Eddy. a bookkeeper at $15 a week, with stealing enough of his employers money to buy four ex- Iensive automobiles within two years The amount named is $16,000
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17
OLD TIME COOKING

ed M F, church at the corner of Jefferson and Seventh streets has arranged as part of their money raising campaign on the church debt to serve dinner for two days. Friday and Saturday of this week between noon and Il o'clock at night. All are cordially invited to attend and en- joy good meal at a moderate charge. Rev. Z Z Johnson, pastor; Mrs. Sol Henderson, chairman of committed
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17

Boarder (nonchalantly) -Pll take some boiled eggs this morning. Mrs. Blank
 Landlady (fiercely) Did you say egSs-s-s, MT. Hogue?-Judge.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17
REVOLUTION IN GUINEA

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 GEORGETOWN, British Guinea, March 16.-A serious revolution has
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17

Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17

it was found necessary to decrease the amount of press dispatches being filed
Evening star., 1914-02-08

The general committee of the golden
Jubilee celebration will meet tomorrow
evening. AT it's meeting at Pythian Tenn
pie last Monday evening Supreme Repre-
sentative w. F. Broening of Baltimore
and Representative Thomas L. Ruby of
Missouri, who is also a supreme repre-
sentative from his state, were present
and delivered addresses.
]. L. Hyde of Capital Lodge, No. "a,
who was appointed chairman of the COM
mittee on music and decorations, tender
ed his resignation. owing to his leaving
the city. and Grand Chancellor Mark
Stearman appointed J. E. Wilson of that
lodge to fill the vacancy. Chairman Will
Wilson announced as the members of his
committee, /. A. Emmons. G. w. Bark
man, jr., NJ Emerson, j. NJ. Mcqueen.
G. W. Sellers. George c: ShafTer NJ
Crowthers, Joseph F. Beck and S. w
Woifsheimer. jr. The committee present
ed plans for the illumination of the front
Of the Pythian Temple during the jubilee
which were adopted.
at Pythian Temple Tuesday evening to
consider the program presented by the
committee on reception and entertain
ment Grand Chancellor Mark Stear
man. who was chosen to wait upon the
Commissioners OF the District. reported
he had visited the Commissioners and
that Commissioner Q. +. Newman would
deliver the address of welcome on be-
half of the citizens of the District at the
opening session of the golden jubilee
Thursday February 10. at the Willard
Hotel. 1t was decided the temple should
be Illuminated each evening. and arrange
ments were made for reception by the
Pythian Sisters to visiting members OF
Evening star., 1914-02-08

bulded the yacht America. that won
the international yacht race from Eng
land in 1851. The Niagara was considered
to be the most beautiful war vessel in
model of the famous clipper ships. and
was called the clipper ship man OF
war;
In the library of the Supreme Council
now in the Scottish Rite Cathedral. at 3rd
and Z streets northwest, is a rare book,
The Natural History of Staffordshire.
England by Robert Plot. LII D.. keeper
of the Ashmolean Museum. and profess
sor Of chemistry in the University of Ok
ford, imprinted with the date 1888. The
book is said to contain the first known
printed reference to Freemasonry.
Takoma Lodge. No. %. will have the
F. c. degree Tuesday evening with Senior
Deacon Harry A. Stacy heading the Off
cial line. to be followed by a talk on
Smith. February "a Justice Ashley NJ.
Gould of the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict of Columbia is expected to deliver
an address before the lodge, entitled
Masonry and the Courts Past Master
William Mehn, who has been seriously
i'll. is reported to be rapidly improving.
Senior Warden Ernest Warren Porter is
acting master of Takoma Lodge. No. %.
in the absence from the Jurisdiction of
Norshipful Master Enos S. Harnden.
King Solomon Lodge. No. II. at its
communication Wednesday afternoon,
had a distinguished guest in Senior
Warden Smith of Con Amore Lodge of
London. England. who is also an active
member of two other English lodges IN
Great Britain, that being permitted in
that country. During the fall five MEM
bers of King Solomon Lodge visited Con
.Amore Lodge. in London. and Mr..
Smiths visit was in the nature of re-
turn courtesy
Evening star., 1914-02-08
Miscellaneous.

When Washington camp. ". lll;l.
Modern Woodme, ot america. mt ;sf
Typographical Temple. THURSDAY tvrnin-
Consul Richard \. Nafllle WAS e,ecied
delegate TO the District convention Wht-h
meets in tins city il May u e.eci 4
delegate to the session ~ the head c:ul,p
OF the Modern Woodmen IN Toledo. oliu.
next June Past Cousul L. V. II. Jaula
was elected alternate. lie Ro, Sydnrs
was Initiated; J. J. Riley and |. II. Sheppe
were received bN transfer from Alsxai-
dria. Va and Baltimore. respectively.
and the applications OF Ivan 4 Hum
phrey and William J. Simpson We're fa-s
vorably acted upon. 4 committee conn
posed OF the degree team was appointed
10 arrange an entertainments and dance.
Martha WASHINGTON Camp. Ne fola.
ROYAL Ne.shbors Of America, the ladies'
auxiliary to Washington Camp Modern
Noodmen. held am entertainment and
dance Thursday evening. \ box parlV
is planned for the trsl- Thurslay IN
March Mrs. J. W Crooks. Mrs j. T.
Cochran and Mrs. Ida VI. Roberts We're
appointed a committee to make arrange
r.~,es- for. an excursion 10 Chesapeake
Beach next Summer IN conjunction with
Washington camp. Modern MoSlmen