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Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-08
WILL
BE OBSERVED
BY jews
SERVICES IN TEMPLE FRIDAY AND
DANCE FOR CHILDREN ON
SATURDAY NIGHT

On Saturday the Jewish community
OF this city will observe ihe annual
holiday of Chanukkah, or the feast Of
dedication. The feast win he observ-
led by a special service at Temple
Montefiore on Friday evening. Inas-
much as the occasion is essentially
q festival for the children, the sister
hood Of the temple will hold dance
on Saturday evening for the children
and alumni of the congregation This
affair will commence at 1880 O'Clock
Saturday evening and viii be held at
10. r. @. hall. At this time the Chan
ukkah lights will be kindIed with ap-
propriate exercises.
One Of the most interesting half
holidays in the Jewish calendar begins
this year on Saturday evening, Decem-
Iber 70, and lasts for eight days. It
lis known as Chanukkah, the feast OF
dedication, and though not observed
by special services in the synagogue,
lit is eagerly looked forward to by the
children Of the Jewish household, for
lit has in large measure come to be
children's festival
The historical background of the
celebration is found in the fact that
lin the year 165 B. c. Judas Maccabeus
one Of the few martial heroes in Jew
Iish history, rededicated to the service
of the One God, the temple at Jeru-
salem after its pollution by Antiochus
Epiphanes, who had set up in place Of
Gods altar, shrine to mis- heather
god. Just three years after this pollu
ton, on the twenty-fifth day of the
month of Kisley, the temple was re
claimed and re-dedicated to the serv
ice of Cod
Around the festival cluster man!
: beautiful legends, which have helpe'
to shape the character Of the celebra
tion. One such legend is TO the effec
that when the temple was rededica
only a single cruise of oil was foun
t unpolluted, but through the miraculou
intervention Of God, this oil prove
3 to be sufficient for burning for eigh
successive nights, and until other o
v lfit for the service might be prepared
For this reason, to this day, Jew
t light candles in their homes in cell
bration Of Chanukkah for eight SUI
: cessive nights, one en the first nigh
two on the second, and so on.
There is theory that even befol
the historical event which Chanukka
celebrates, the feast had been obser
ed by Jews as the beginning of tf
winter solstice, and that its origin
common with that of the Chrfstis
IChristmas and the Roman Saturnali
which occur at about the same seasol
and which are likewise celebrated b
the lighting OF lights and the lnte
change of gifts.
Among the Jews Cnanukkah is
time for rejoicing not only on II
part of the children, but as well Q
the part of the poor, who are alway
liberal1y remembered.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-08
chamberIain's Cough Remsdy--The
Mothers Favorlte

Il give Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy to my children when they have
colds or coughs" writes Mrs. Verne
shaffer, vandergrift, Pa. 1t always
helps them and is far superior to any
other cough medicine ! have used
advise anyone in need Of such medi
cin* e givs It trial" For sale BY
all dealers. Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-08
HEAVY TOBACCO DEMAND

Carlisle, KY. Dec. S.-Tobacco-
leaf sales opened here with a rush
of orders today. The warehouses
have been stocked heavily within the
past few days, awaiting the opening
Of the local market. Good prices pre-
vail and the return to growers win be
satisfactory, it is said.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-08
EDUCATION EXPERT HERE

Santa Fe, Dec. S.-H. w. Foght the
expert of the United States depart
ment of education, arrived today at
Ration and began his survey Of New
Mexico schools. superintendent of
Public Instruction White will go to
Las Vegas to meet him and accom-
pany him. Mr.. Foght will give until
December 20 to his work in this state
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-08
Pains Ii Back and Hips

Are an indication Of kidney trouble
"a warning to build up the weakened
kidneys, make them vigorous. rid your
blood Of acids and poisons. Go to
your druggist for Foley Kidney Pills
In SOC and $1.0O sizes. Sold in you.
town by Q. G. schaefer and Red Cross
Drug Store Atv
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-08
aest Eor KldneYs-saxs poctOf

DR.. ]. T. r. Neal, Greenville, So.
Car, says that in his 30 years of ex-
perience he has found no preparation
for the kidneys equal to Foley Kidney
Pills. In soc and $1.OO sizes. Best you
can buy for backache, rheumatism,
kidney and bladder ailments. 0. G.
schaefer and Red Cross Drug Store. -
ADV.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-08
BRIDGE is BURNED

Santa Fe. Dec. S.-A railroad bridge
1870 feet long on the ri Paso and
Southwestern, was destroyed between
Abbott and French as the result Of
a prairie fire in that section. Traffic
was delayed for only one day, a tenn
rcrary trestle hssre aoast~ic5ea y
ths nTsdge crew.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-08
RIO ARRIRA rs LATE

Santa Fe, Dec. S.-Rio Arriba eoun'
ty failed to remit any 1914 taxes to
day to state Treasurer o. N Marion
tut sent s2OO.S5 Of other taxes col
iected in November.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-08
FIGHTS FOB TONIGHT

Johnny Dundee VS.. Joe Rivers, at
Los Angeles.
Walter Stewart VS. Bryan Downey,
at Columbsu, O.
Tom Gibbons VS.. Zulu Kid, at New
York
Billy Grupp VS. Jack Tolland, al
New York.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-08
NEW NoTARtEs NAMED

Santa Fe, Dec. 8.-Governor Nc
Donald today appointed G. w. Ruther-
ford Of Deming and G, F. Graves Of
Ancho, Lincoln county, notaries pub
lie. h NJ
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05
Csrranza WiIIinu to Stick

SAN ANTONIO, Nov. 4.-"If all of
the chief consttutionalist army aban-
dons me | viii abandon my native
land. but. on the other hand. if any
part of them sustain and uphold me,
We Will fight until death.
These Were the defiant words with
which Carranza is credited in state
ment given out at the Mexican con-
sulate after the receipt of Il tele-
gram from Puebla.
The statement said that CarranZa
had issued the following relative to
the action OF the delegates at Aguas
Callentes.
These valiant generals have made
effective a resignation that had never
been presented or forwarded by me
and which | never presented. and
they have even gone SO far as to ap-
point a president And by this last
act they have fallen into the neat
trap prepared fOr them by some Ma
derista congressman. the same ones
who distinguished themselves as be-
ing responsible. to a great extent, in
the causes which led to the over
throw of the democratic government
apostle. Madero. These very same
men are now causing more trouble for
the nation through their intrigues and
ambitions
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05
MEXICO HAS TWO
PRESIDENTS NO
REAL CAPITAL
+ ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH1

nj p1Cn ~ NI,.;,a ,,-i,h -
- ''''''ii''' - -'''--''7' mas '"0 lio-
'lsloilai c'pl'diS l"o"A' helther OF
them Mexico City. Caranza, who for
several days mas been at Puebla, has
ordered his c,hfnat ministers with rho
'' - IL y & VI '''' 7o''' 'i'i-'H' u p'o-
ceed there. Puebla IS located be
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05

Arizona, Colorado, Oregon
and Washington. West
ern Commonwealth, Car
nv Statewide Prohibition
Amendments
.WOMAN SUFFRAGE
IN TWO STATES
Montana and Nevada Grant
Vote to Women-Iliinois
Remains Republican,. and
Democratic Delegation is
HalVcd

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-Two of the SIX
states that voted on the question Of
ousting the saloons have decided to
retain bar rooms, while the other four
on the latest returns have apparently
eXtirpated the selling Of alcoholic
drinks ohio ana California voted in
favor of retaining saloons, while Colo
RADIO, oregon Arizona and Washing
ton closed theirs. Washington, on the
first returns, showed n wet majority.
but later returns gave the drys a
slight lead. which has tended to in
crease.
Incomplete. unofficial returns from
Colorado and Oregon show slight
leads in favor Of ousting the saloons.
Unofficial returns from Arizona show
the saloons are voted out, the women
aiding materially in reaching this re-
suit, as well as III voting to retain
the death penalty. Missouri defeated
the county unit system for local op-
ton. which precluded Il rural vote on
saloons in option elections.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05
Democrats Still
In Control OF The
House And Senate
TAssoc1ArED PRESS DIsPATCHl

NEW YORK, Nov. 4-The --latest
returns indicated the democratic md-
iority in the house of representatives.
III the sixty fourth congress will be
reduced to tWenty-three. 1t is pro-
bable the democratic majority in the
senate will be a.
Democrats have elected 226 mer
bcrs, republicans 1872, progressives 10.
and socialists l.
OF the six missing districts, it is
estimated tonight the republicans
and democrats might elect three
each. The heaviest republican gains
in an almost overwhelming demo
cratic majority were 10 in Illinois.
y in New York, 10 in Pennsylvanir
and 8 in Ohio
The progressive representation il.
the house was cut from 10 to 9 or 10.
This resulted in general collapse
of the progressive movement
throughout the country, except in
California
Contests which are so close they
could not be determined at a late
hour are claimed by the democrats in
two districts of Colorado, one in
New Jersey. and by republicans in
two districts of Kansas and one Of
North Carolina
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05
Slim
Shot and Killed
By Circus Man

MARICOPA, NOV. ; (Thursday).
2:30 a. m.-Deputy Sheriff Powers
better know as "Maricopa Slim.
was shot and killed here tonight by
an employe of the A. q. Barnes cir :
Gus, en- route through here from
Phoenix Slim got his man. and he
is dying in the depot at this place.
The affraY came up as a result of
an alteration on the train. and Pow
ers interfered with fatal results 20
himself.
He was shot through the body and
did not live three minutes. His as
sailant was shot through the back.
The name of the dying man is moi
known. The tragedy occurred 15o
yards west of the Maricopa depot on
the siding where the train was rest
| ing.
y number of attaches of the cir
Gus who witnessed the affray ar5
| being held pending a coroner's in
vestigation, which will be held this
morning.
/ Maricopa Slim was one of the best
known and most fearless deputy
sheriffs and deputy officers who even
| operated in this country. He Wa
| places himself in positions of peri
! that caused his friends to wonder
that he lived So long to get away
with it
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05
BELGlANS IN NEED
OF MANY SUPPLIES

LONDON. NOV. 4.-Herbert
Hoover, chairman of the Ameri-
can Belgium relief commission,
received statement signed by
the American and Spanish min
isters at Brussels to the effect
that the minimum monthly re-
quirements for the Belgian popu-
lation will be 10000 tons of
grain, $1,000 tons of maize and
1000 tons of rice and peas.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05
H00f And Mouth
Disease Found
In Six States

WASHINGTON. Nov 4 - The
worst outbreak of foot and mouth
disease ever known, is the United
States department of agriculture's
estimate of the livestock epidemic
which has forced Il federal Quaran-
tine over six states, and threatens
the temporary reduction of the ma
tons food supply.
An emergency appropriation by
congress may be necessary to finance
la campaign to suppress the disease.
Officials say it will be week be-
fore they can estimate the effect on
the food supply The department Of
agriculture says: This outbreak,
the first since 1908, is regarded as
the most serious the United States
has ever known
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05
Women Gain Two States

CHICAGO, Nov. Woman suffrage
leaders reJoiced tonight when belat
ed returns indicated votes for women
had apparently teen granted in two
out of seven states voting on the
question. with the third in doubt. The
first returns indicated defeat in all
seven. Montana and Nevada. accord
ing to the latest returns. have grant
ed votes to women. while Nebraska
has shown such small vote against
the proposal the women have claimed
the state.
Missouri. Ohio. North and South
Dakota refused TO grant suffrage
The vote against granting franchise
to women in the last -four states Is
increasing with the size of the pop
ulation concerned. The effect OF
woman's vote on prohibition indicated
the women do not unanimously op-
pose the saloons. Women failed Ill
two Pacific coast states To turn out
rhc saloons. although the exact status
of the female vote on the subject ~
California and Washington is net tab-
ulated yet
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05
F. Augustus Heinz Dies
At HIS Saratoga Home

arrive.
Heinze seldom spent more than Il
few days at a time here living in
New York, but returning to Sara =
toga frequently to consult his attor-
ney.
HeinZe. whose legal residence is
Saratoga, came here yesterday to vote.
He became suddenly ill at the home
of his counsel, judge Nash lockwood
early tonight. He was AZ years old
Ill since last June with chirrosis OF
the liver. he came here against his
physicians advice.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05
Illinnis RepuhIican.

CHICAGO. Nov. 4.-With remote
precincts reporting SLOW
lv. sherman, republican. candidate
for the United states senate to-
night cut down the $4,000 plurality
rolled up for Sullivan by Chicago.
Sullivan headquarters asserted the
extreme southern counties of the
state would turn the tide in Sulll-
vans favor as they did for Wilson
two Years ago, when early indications
were that Roosevelt had carried the
state.
The woman vote seemed to mann
tain the same proportion to the totai
cast in each of the three parties. IL
is exuected that the advantage when
tho progressiVes hoped to show
,broueh the votes of the women did
not appear in the returns for num-
cipal Judges. in which women bal
loted with the men.
Most of the state offices are con-
ceded to the republicans. Andrew j.
Russell. republican, was elected state
treasurer: Francis G. Blair, republl- =
can. superintendent of pubhc IN
struction, and Charles w. Vail re-
publican, clerk Of the supreme court
In the congressional fights the re-
nublicans made decided gains return
ing Cannon, former speaker OF the
house Mckinley, and probably Rod
enburg. If the final count proves
victorious the republicans will have
advanced from four to twenty mem
bers in the lower house, Whiie the
democrats will have ten instead ol
twenty in the last house. ROBINS
progressive candidate for United
states senator. ran far behind the
record of Roosevelt in 1912. McCor-
mick. progressive national committee
man. was the one progressive elec'e'
to the state legislature from Chlcago
The democrats will have control o.
the next state senate, while the mouse
will be deadlocked.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05
New Mexico Republican

ALBUQUERQUE, \. NJ, Nov. A.
Incomplete returns from nearly every
county indicated Hernandez. repuh
lcan, will have a plurality over Fer
guson democrat, in the race for con-
gress Of approximately 2400.
The collapse of the progressive
party was a feature of the election
1t is possible that Metcalf. socialist,
will run ahead of Wilson. progressive,
for congress.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHl

SARATOGA, y. Y, Nov. 4.--F Au-
western copper interests, died here
tonight suddenly.
Heinze has made his home in Sara
toga for the last six months, ana his
son, f. Augustus HeinZe. Jr., , years
old, is the only relative he had here.
Mrs. Heinze died about a year ago.
A sister of HeinZe, Mrs. William X.
Fleitmann. and two brothers, Arthur
p. and Otto HeinZe, of New York, are
ON their way here. No funeral ar
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05
Illinois Democratic
INDIANAPOLIS Nov 4

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 4. = From
two-thirds of the vote tabulated. Sen
ator Shively, democrat, has $4,000 plu-
rality over Hugh Miller, republican
candidate. and it is believed Shively's
lead will be maintained through the
state His return to the senate seems
certain The state democratic ticket
seems assured of election by plu-
rality of 10000.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05
Cummins and Clarke.

DES MONIES. Iowa. Nov 4-The
reelection by Iowa republicans of
United States Senator Cummins and
Governor Clarke is certain, and in
terest tonight centers in the size of
their pluralites 1t is estimated that
Cummins is ahead 5000 to 80. 900
and Clarke 10000 to 10000.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05
Roosevelt Points To
Lessons For New York

chapter iv, 81, which reads as fol-
lows.
For the time will come when they
will not endure sound doctrine; but
after their own lusts Shall thev heap
to themselves teachers having itching
ears; and they shall turn away their
ears from the truth and shall be
turned into fables
4 have nothing to add 10 this at
the present. After all the returns are
in. | may have something more TO
say
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05
Utah Vote in Doubt.

SALT LAKE CITY. Nov. 4.-The
result of Utah's senatorial election re-
mains in doubt, with claims Of sue
cess by majority of a hundred made
for both Smoot and Moyle. Complete
returns received are almost equally
divided, and incomplete returns make
il difficult to determine who won.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05
ASSOCIATED PRESS DGsPATCH1

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-When Theo-
dore Roosevelt was asked for an ex-
preston of his opinion on the out
come of the election in New York
state, he said
In the Episcopal church the les
sons taken from the Bible are ap-
pointed for every day of the year The
lesson for November includes th5
second Epistle Of Paul to Timothy
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05
Ohio Is Republican.

CINCINNATI Nov. 4.-That ONO
will have republican senator TO
succeed Burton, a republican COVER
nor to succeed Cox, and a repubn-
can majority in the state congress
eional delegation is assured. Repub-
licans will carry twelve out OF the
twenty-five congressional districts ana
elect the entire state ticket. Prohi-
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05
Close in Montana.

HELENA, NoV 4.-Returns from
scattered precincts in Montana show
the vote on the woman suffrage
amendment is SO close that the Of
fficial count NAV be necessary
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05
Stock Yards Closed.

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-The Chicago
Union stock yards, the largest cattle
market in the world, which has been
in continual business since 1865, was
ordered closed tonight for several
days because of the prevalence Of
hoof and mouth disease among cat
tie,
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05
About Even Break

PIERRE, S. D.. Nov. AFTER re-
ceiving the returns from the north
ern counties of the state tonight, Con-
gressman Burke, republican, conceded
the election of johnson, democrat, to
the United States senate, and wired
congratulations.
Candy democrat. in the third con-
gressional district, is elected by a sub
stantial majority.
In the other two congressional dis
tricts. republican candidates are
elected.
Missouri Democratic
ST LOUIS, Nov. 4.-Thirty demo-
Gratis. two republicans and one district
claimed by both parties; such is the
status Of Missouri's congressional del
Continued on Page Seven)
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05
VOTE
FILTERS IN
VERY SLOWLY
Additions, Disclosed by the
Slow Count, Preserve
Ratio - Democratic Vic
tory and Adoption Of Dry
Amendment

Returns from the state yesterday
and last night added comparativelE
little to what was known in the
morning. In the larger precincts me
count will not be finished before tNis
afternoon. Such additional informa-
ton as has been received has not
changed the indications of the result
at midnight of Tuesday-the election
of the whole democratic ticket and
the adoption of the dry amendmen.
Throughout yesterday there We're
rumors of changes which would
show the election Of Cameron and
the rejection Of the dry amendment.
but they We're based on unreliable
figures The republican management
conceded the election of Hunt and
the Self Government League con-
ceded the adoption of the dry amend
ment by 1000
Mr. Rinehart, who had directed
the prohibition campaign, claimed a
majority of not less than 1000 for
the amendment.
Cochise
BISBEE. Nov. 4.-Twenty- pre-
cincts in Cochise county out of if
give Hunt $50. Cameron 74O; vets
have a small minority It is believed
that Douglas. Bisbee and Low Ill
when counted, will give the vets a
large enough vote to carry the cOun-
ty by about 750.
Small precincts, expected to go 1ry
are many of them turning in wet
majorities. The count is very slow
and will probably be finished late
tomorrow
Hunt is receiving Il heavy vote il
Lowell but Cameron and Hunt are
running close in Bisbee. WarreI
gives Hunt 50 majority. Campbell
may win in the county over Miller
but otherwise the democratic ticket
will have substantial majorities
Ross, Cunningham and Franklin, tn,
former two neck and neck, lead iol
judges Six thousand votes remain
uncounted in the three large district.
Of Bisbee, Lowell and Louglas.
Greenlee
CLIFTON. Nov. 4.-Four precinc :!
in Greenle county, partial. not includ
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05

ing the town of Morenci: Senator.
Smith 43o Hubben 164 congress.
Hayden 511, Eads 14G: governor.
Hunt 3S9, Cameron 36S: secretary.
Osborn 424 cole 264. attorney gen
eral, Jones 430, Morrison 267: audi
tor, Callaghan 537; treasurer. Sims
536; Rynning 157: supreme court.
Cunningham 429 Franklin 400, Ross
4O2, Armstrong 1G4, Grove 1872; pro-
hibition. for 342. against 32S.
Gila County
GLOBE, Nov. 4.-The count is
dragging and many large precincts
are not over half counted The Vas
are gaining slightly as the early vote
is being reached and they claim they
will win the county by a substantial
majority. It's guesswork as neither
vets nor drys have any way of tell
ing anything until the count is near
ly finished which may not be until
tomorrow night
Hunt is leading Cameron by 290
majority. In seven complete pre-
cincts out of "a the vote is Hunt
Sl2. Cameron 30 The same pre-
clncts give the drys 6S majority The
northern part of the county is giving
Hunt a good vote according to tele-
phone messages but the figures are
not vet received Friends of Hunt
say he will carry the county by
from 500 to 1900
Coconino
WILLIAMS. Nov. 4.-The first two
hundred votes in Flagstaff: Arm
strong 30, Bennett "A. Grove H..
Cunningham So. Franklin Sc. Haves
2S, Morrison 31,Ross 10: Campbell 80.
Clymer y. Miller Al. Parker 90. Per
ry $, Simanton. :; Suits 3: Zander
81; Hunt, 81 Young 9. Cameron 80:
amendments, dry. YES AZ, no 40.
The first one hundred votes IN
Williams: Armstrong -. Bennett %.
Crow >. Cunningham Al. Franklin
30, Hayes Il. Morrison 16. Ross A.:
Campbell A. Clymer s. Miller a,
Parker II, Perry 4, Simanton >.
Suits !. Zander 50; Hunt Al. Young
H. Cameron 80; dry amendment. YES
A.. no 40
DoIfl4AS, NOV. 4.-COchiSe will go
wet by about 500 The anti blacklist
and so per cent. laws will carry. three
to one.
Yuma
YUMA, Nov. Yuma City: For
senator, Smith 26S, Nelson Il. Huo-
bell 80, three precincts For con-
eress, Hayden 297, Eads 81: three
precincts. For governor, Hunt 29S:
lCa,atiniicl S.l.-a..A
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05

bition and woman suffrage We're de-
feated
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05
TURKEY BREAKS
WITH FOUR OF
WORLD POWERS

Quits Peaceful Relations
With Great Britain, Rus
sia, France and Servia and
Three Representatives Re
ceivc Their Passports
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05
Missouri Democratic

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Arizona republican., 1914-11-05

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Arizona republican., 1914-11-05

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Arizona republican., 1914-11-05
Supreme Court

Continued From Page Three)
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05

CLIFTON. Nov. 4.-FOur precinc s
in Greenle county, partial. not includ =
Arizona republican., 1914-11-05

YUMA, Nov. Yuma City: For
senator, Smith 26S, Nelson II. HUI
bell 80, three precincts. For con-
eress, Hayden 297, Eads 81: three
precincts. For governor, Hunt 29S:
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-20
Austrlans claim Advance

Amsterdam, oct 20 (via London) -
Austrian official announcement given
out at Vienna October 10 says:
"The battles yesterday were very
successful to the east of Chierow and
Przemysl (both in Galicia)results again
were successful to the Austrians.
Fighting near Mizynie was especially
severe.
"The Magniera heights, which had
been in possession of Russians, and
which formed great barrier to our
advance. have now been occupied by
the Austrians after the formidable
bombardment by the artillery.
North of Mizyniec our troops ad-
vanced close to the enemy.
''The Russian attacks on the east Of
Przemysl to Medyka heights on the
southern wing of the battlefield, which