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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-20

Walkcrton was OF INTEREST 10 many peorl.
In thls section. especially 10 when It was
given for the benefit of tho now high school
building. 4 large crowd vas present Tho
team from King and Queen was victorious,
but three riders from King William, car.
risd on the crowns. T1.wsnty;,wo knights
Of kins William. crowned his niece. Miss
Ennicc Bland. as queen Mr.. Lewis. Of
T"ppahannock. AS first maid OF honor
Charles Robinson. Of King William. crowned
Miss Loyoiene Scale IA second maid OF
honor. Latarc Grcgor,. OF King William.
crowned his niece. littie Miss Louise Greg
honor.
News was reeeiyca BY friends In Yves.
wards. formerly Of West Point now oi IA
tiuove, who has beeuI studying French IN
Paris and her sister, Mics Ethel Edwards.
when the broke out were at last safe
AMI so@@a !" ,neir hone VII II hSI,imors
accepted %, ,noiH,T$spspeT worl IL Abingdon va
Martinsv!lle Va.
MISS ss~..c 4.ew:H. daughter OF Mr.. and
cisi, y - where she will attend St Marys
Episcora school. Her sister. Miss Vie
visit her brother. burnett Lewis. In Ham.
lot, y. C., before she returns.
Edith's School in Bristow. Va. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom McGeoryc and family
to relatives In King and Queen. Mr.. Nc
George. WHO Was quite Ill while on his trip.
Is Improving.
Miss Susie Corr. who taught kindergarten
in Roanoke last session. will teach this
session ~ the Vcnter High School
Scldcn Richardson left Tor the ". NJ /.
this week. where he viii be student and
stuart Richardson. both sons OF DR.. George
richardson. viii attend the Mc0ulre's
School in Richmond
Miss Lily Garrett has returned from a
long visit to her sister. Mrs Harris, In
Louisa. near Frederlcks Hall
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Dtuguld. of Lynch
burg. arc visiting Mrs. Diusuid's parents
MIR. and Mrs. James Denmead. There is
quite reunion % that family. as Mrs
Emma l.eatn. daughter. Is home after
a long trip Mrs. Williams. another daugh-
ter. from Colonial Beach is here with her
children
Mrs. Charles Major has moved to Rich
mond 10 live
Miss Mary Manning Is spending her va
cation in New Kent.
Mrs. Leslie Kirby. who has been visiting
in Richmond, has returned home.
Mrs Simlrs. mother OF Albert Simnis, re-
turned Wednesday to her home In Bal
unore. after spending the summer with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-20
MILLER SCHOOL
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MILLER SCHOOL VA, September 10
l!ips Rosa Shepherd. OF Palmyra. Is guest
OF Rev. & II Conner
Miss Mamie Thornton recently returned
10 the woman. college. Lynch burg Va.
where she expects 10 graduate this session.
Iiss Alma Carver recently returned TO
norton Va. where she II teaching.
Ensign Garland Fulton left this week for
naval duties
The school opened September . with the
following new teachers; Il. q. VIA, drawing
z. /. walton. physics. and Hlss Eva Deta-
more
DR.. Blackwell of Ashland. Va. preached
here sunday Ino!ning
On Saturday evening the Vawter Literary
Society held It's hrst meeting OF the SEES
sion. and elected tho following officers;
preBident V. y. Sratton: vicc-president.
Fred cambridge, secretarY; .. Is Flanna-
gan, chor!ster: r. II. Franks tsrgeant at
arms: Il. j. Price. critic DR.. r. G. Beale,
ph. .. The meeting was conducted with
college songs
Rev e. II Conner has completed HE re-
v.val meetings on Batcsville circuit. wherein
DO received into the church oy profession
OF faith about 100 members.
The new church at Rodcs MIL probably
vii! be completed by November /
REV r. v. Carson, o. Richmond. npcnt a
few DAYS at mis- orchard farm this week.
Dr., Ball and Professor /. -. Taylor left
this week for Texas where they arc teach
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SOUTH BOSTON


Especial TO The Times Dspatch.D
SOUTH BOSTON VA. September r.
The social season in South Boston was
ushered in with brilliant dance at the
Garland Hotel on Monday evening the
event being in compliment to the visitors
and the young people prior TO their de
parture for the various schools. The dancers
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Fry, Mr.. and Mrs
]. e. Harris Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Walters
Mr.. and Mrs. c. h. Lacy. Mr.. and Mrs
d. s. webb DR.. and Mrs. w F. Lacy. Mrs
W. l. Jordan Mrs Il. T.. Jordan. Mrs Coles
SprAgins Mrs q. T. Faulkner. Barksdalo
Lawson. John Evans. Francis Hunt. Paschal
Irby. AGREE Irby. VIII Lee. II. A Easley
Fulton Giliiand. coles Spraglns Frank
Faulkner. owen Wilson. DR. w. o. Han
kins. Archibald Glliland jefferson Cozart
John J. Walters. Wood Bouidin. Frank
Meoane. Howard Tucker, Morelle Clarke
William Easley Of this place: Walter p
Yancey. OF Lynchburg Holt Hankins. james
Pittman. william Leigh. James Easley ana
NJ. r. Booker. OF Houston: william Tay.or
OF GAINESVILLE; Misses Lee Fowlkes Martha
Morton, Eva Lovelaoe. Eva Vaughan, Marye
Lawson, Mary Slate. Alice Bieeecker. Merton
Spragins Ovid Webb. Adriana Webb. Ai.ecn
liill Annie Faulkner. of this place: Emma
Leigh Of Danvilie, and Elsie f!dnunIs
OF Chase City.
The Country Club continues to he the
centre OF attraction. each week many social
activities being INDUCED in On THURSDAY
afternoon Mrs. Il. j. Meteorological was guest
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WEST POINT
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WEST POINT, VA. September Eth
West Point Roy Scouts after two weeks
most delightful camping a. Euclid Heights.
closed their trip in a delightful manner orr
them up tho Pamunkcy River In the yacht
owned by Benton Barker. who has this
summer brought his yacht on the inside
route from Burlington, VI. Tho party
Captain Il. T. Lee. and enjoyed picnic
supper on the beautiful grounds. after
which there was charming moonlight
ride down the river to West Point.
crosby Thompson entertained aboard the
MAMMA. Miss Helen Moore. of Hcrmit.l .
Ioad. Richmond; Mrs. ard Miss star. Of
Euclid Heights. Miss Margaret Brooks. of
and Irwin McC;urk. OF cleveland. o..
The people of West Point and viciuit y
have been going down the York River
prospect is that no ono need go. just for
the FISH. far from home. FOR iishiuY
promises 70 he equally AS good. If not bet
ter on Greshan's Bridge. Large guam
caught on tho bride. g. q. Taylor. tender
OF tho bridge. caught "A trout Weighing over
hYe pounds and measuring about twenty
nine inches or Tuesday evening.
mond; w. Ross Southwark. assistant post
master. ana George j. Hooper A. w
Lee. Gilmore T. Redwood. Harry I.awdcr.
W. a.. Tiller and Z. c. Schmidt passed
mondsville. fishing expedition Geors
T. Simmons and W. e. Gouidinan Joined the
party at West Point. The party enjoyed
the trip. but had poor luck hshinG
one from Cape Charles. given by tho rail-
! road men and their families Of the Ncr,
York. Philadelphia and Norfolk Railway
A md hau roco,,l, ,i,... ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-20
FARMVILLE

FARSviiI.E VA. sepieinber i'.-Mr ana
Mrs. Charles Hurd ana family arc visiting
Mis-, pe;tus OF Richmond has .t,nrn-d
after spending some time With MISE Bessie
Chick
VIZ and Mrs Mcintosh and little daush-
ter have returned ate. Visiting il Orange.
Mics GerInsnia Tingo left this week to
take charge % hes'school Al Amelia Court
MR. Booth and children have returned
20 their home in Lynchhurz after visiting
he brother. g y. Zimmerman.
MIRO Ellington has returned home after
pleasant stay Win her son. c. l. Filing
ton and family. ~ brooknear
MISS Lucille BALDWIN left this week FOR
Trinity College. Durham. :. c.
Captain W. croft and vile and Yr.
sud Mr.. George il. Hoover. of Uniontown.
- we're recent guests Of Y. p. Pauiett and
Mrs " {. vaughan he. returned 20 hcr
lone n Arhe"!lc. :. e, a';c: s;sEinr with
her parents. Nr and Mrs " = Failwcii.
for some time
Eti,or Har,. r. s Chs,uberiayn- and 7.
" Vaughan. motored to Roanoke last week
Waller Sanford. son OF Mr. and MFs,
L " Sanford left this week 10 attend
Washington and Lee University. E, Lerins-
NJ and mrs THOMAS Henry Fallweu ana
paby. % Lynchburs have returned 10 their
hornc after staying in 'hs home Ct Mr.. and
Mrs. ". = Failw-u
2 z Byrd va. tn toxin on Thursday.
= " Sanford attended The gun shoe; held
,t Atlantic City the past week.
<uatvt j II DreRry and vile. Or Peters
tIrr, are visiting Mr and Ms + Scott
Martin.
Miss wiIii. Barrow ma. returned home
NJ
Mrs HOBBS % Richmond. IS spending
rorae time with Mrs : ". Paul"tt II.
NJ ana Mrs ". L. Crute are spending
come time w:h Judge and Nrs Crute.
Mss Fannie Berkeley returned TO salem
tf.is week 10 resume her school work
.eason by holding IL meeting in the home
o' Mrs Judge Crute Saturday afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-20
KENBRIDGE
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lSpectni 70 me ~Dlspntch.J
KEEBRlDGE, VA. September 1.-THE
Kenhridse High School opcred Monday
with "a full attendance Tho faculty. with
Professor Kelly AS principal, ia the samo
that Of last year with the exception OF
Mrs. II. a crowder.
The Christian revival closed Tuesday night
with many converts and many additions
TO tho church. Rev Mr.. Hiegler. OF Peteio'
burg. assisted Rev. Dir. Austin
Mrs. c. r. Thrift Of South Richmond 10
visiting her father j. y. webb
.iiss Susie Petty. Of Mccklenburg returned
home Sunday after wcek-chd WISH 10
friends and relatives.
W Kennedy accompanied hts daughter
Miss Ruin. 10 Greensboro. y. G., last week
where Miss Ruth entered Greensboro
WoIuan's College ~
Mrs Norman Lyon. of Roanoke. IL vit,'
'nr at the home OF her niece, MIS- y. ~
Robert Parrish left to-day to enter Rich
Mr. and Mre A. j Triton, % Meherfii.
sre spending - few days at the home OF
MIs u. r Kennedy
MISS Katherine cook, Of Roanoke. 10 tho
guest OF MISS Sallie jackson and Mr" -
Mrs. y l.. Graham returned on sunday
after a weeks stay In MecidenhuEg
r. W HudEius. of Chase CITY. spent seV-
.ral DAYS In town business.
s " Pretiow, CT Norfolk. whs in town
on. Sunday
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APPOMATTOx
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APPOMArTOX. VA. September ia
Miss Emma Wagner. OF Pittsburgh. has
been visiting her brother. II. {. Wagner. OF
Miss Mary Caldwell left this week for an
extended trip to Norfolk and New York
Miss Elizabeth BHumgardner, who wa.
OF the summer guests of East Ridge.
returned to her home In Lynchburg this
Miss Leila Inge and her nephews. Macie
aud Frank. have moved to their country
nome near Evergreen.
The Fineastle Band has been engaged to
make music for tho Appomattox Fair, and
contracts have been let for the three as
tensions OF balloon at tho fair grounds.
J. 4 Sears has returned home. after an
columbus and other points.
Miss Eva LoGrand. OF Salem, who has
been visiting her brother near Buffalo
enter college in Lynchburg.
Mr.; and Mrs. s p. wmgfeld and their
daughters entertain ed large house party
Mt their home near Red House. Among
Emma and Kate Childress Elsie Hewitt. OF
LynchburG; Miss Kathrine Watlins of
Church Roads: Miss Florence Lundrum and
Frederick ltandrum. Of Petersburg: Court
neld and Mason Perry. OF Logan. ". va
Friends OF Miss Minnie Thornton have
learned OF the announcement of her mar
riege to Lawrence Hoffman. Miss Thornton
friends In this section OF. the State She
has been for some timo teacher in the
Appomattox Agricultural High School OF
AppomattoX. She is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lacy Thornton, OF PnrnIin.
Congressman and Mrs III. D. Flood re-
turned this week and are at their country
Professor McDonad. formerly Of this
place, <but now county demonstration OF
Campbell County, left this wock after
spending several weeks with friends hero.
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MANASSAS
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Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
MANASSAS. VA. September is-Min, Mil
summon at the homo of MIR. and Mrs ".
II. Myers left on Monday for her home II,
Detroit. Mich.
Frank Brewer. of Now York. arrived II,
Vile, where ne Will spend IN. winter with
his parents.
Mira. James Kinchlco Of Uppcryille, was
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. II. =. Iynson.
this week
p =. i.ipscomb returned on Saturday
from Baltimore. where h. visited friends.
Mrs. W. n Merchant spent Sunday and
Monday with nor sor NJ. u Merchant at
BurkeE Va
George Adamson left on Tuesday for Cor.
neIl University. where hc sill take up a
course In agriculture.
hiss Katherine Lewis returned on Sund;. >
from Charleston. w Va. where she has been
visiting friends
Mr and Nrs X Weir Waters OF culpeper
were guests At the home OF Afr ald Mlu
waters this week.
Mr. aud Mrs. l.. n. Wright. OF Richmond.
Honry Camper
MIR. ana Mrs O. II waters and two chi;-
dren returned las, week from Crssaway,
w Va, whore they spent TWO vcelty( at the
home Of Nj. ana Mrs. 81 = LuuGwel.
Mrs. Il. IS Merchan, and daughter. Mss
EiHebeth Merchant. are tho gueSta % Mrs
Mrs. =. b Kepher, OF Fsriool, ,iin,.
is the guest OF her daughter. MIS- II T.
Hoop, ~ Eastern College she VIII remain
through the winter.
Mrs. \. VI. fctler. of Washington, was the
guest Of friends In Manassas this week.
Invitations have been issued for the sep
TENDER german 80 be held IN Connors Hal
on september u. Music VIII be ;irn lsh ed
by Washington orchestra. This is the
nrst OF series Of fail ounces 10 be given
BY the Manassas Ger,oan CLUB.
H. . Akers. o: Washington ia ;n- rues,
Of his mother. Mrs. 81 =. Akers OH Centre
street
Wade q. paync. Of Gainesville was the
guest OF his brother r. ". Payne. at the
N"w Prince william this week
Manassas ana Occoquan district schools
opened last Monday. whi!c other district
Institutions I'm the county VIII open ucxr
week. The local high school faculty r. com
posed OF Miss Eugenia Osborrne principal
e. II. Marlborough. director OF agriculture.
Miss MaTgaret Cl.nden. languages; .tis,
Lula ID. Me,z. domestic science: Miss =
Myrtle Gfcnols normal training: Miss VIII
l!ette Il. Myers. buainess training: l. T.
Cannon. manual training. ana Mrs Is =
II Hodge, music and eHpresA-oU. The tezcn.
ere In the graded schools arc Mrs g. ~
Lnrkin, principal: Miss Craze B. Moran
M!sser Hattie and Kate Wi.coxcn. Ella "
Garth. Beatrice and Mary Roseubcrscr
J. Cornelius Harrcll. who for two year,
has held petition IN Spain and other for
c!gn countries. * the guest OF his parents
Nj and 3Irs J. l.. Harrcil
M!,z Marian Jones' o! Front Royal. va,
the ru-s, OF Miss ge-, Uavis at Bri,tov
thu week
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roiln,en; OF al pupils for this session. There
hes been steady growth In tho schools
aere .ince 1908. and plans foot Z,
enalrsc the buildings
III. Edwin Morton. who has been on 4
visit to Lis parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 8. G.
Morton. ST.. for tho past two months. LET,
on Monday FOR Shanghai China. where lac
has been residing for tho past several year,.
Mr. aud Mrs. G. +. Stewart. who have
eecD spending tho past several weeks Ia
SOUTH Boston left recently for Dauville
MIR and Mrs. j. w EHslcy, Ir.. IL q.
Lloyd J. l. Neal. MIR. and Mrs. Louis Win
bush and kes:er Terry. have returned from
visit Ia Baltimore.
Miss Eva Baker OF Richmond. IL the Eucst
Of Miss Eva Vaughan. at this place.
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Nz5.L.a6 c2aL5no1

4, b. y for Airy. c. reside
and Mrs. left few days
will ei"@ short tor Raleigh
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

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big tpie bas taglide 8rot. user iie
nidt matdmaI erlebt, ml.b ia gu
|iebr @efabr lal1fen, ii6 gu %pertrren,
Fii6 ielber in benz @ieIerlei bes Be-
bens, bas er bur6idreiten m1B, gu
p%erlierer, bamit oft iein 8eites fir
|immer ein3ubiiBen. Mu6 6ie ernite
Mrbeit iollte nns ME gang in Mn=
iprud nebmen. Cine Stunbe bann
u1b mam muB utts i%ibrtgbleiben.
8ei redtem 8uieben tperben mir bieie
Minuten Ser @ltbe i9on ~eriibrigen
fonnen, sic l1ns gum gegensbrunre1t
uno our &raftqueQe fir bie fomn1en-
6en 3eiten per6en f0nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
Gbamberlain's Ointment.

Die 3ubereitung lit b~eio1oers in.
ten6iert fir &~beumatism1s, labmer1
@iiiden, @errenfutngen urb dbnli@e
&Rranfbeiten. Sic ftebt in CUNT Bel
iolden, sic nit ibren berrIiden Qua.
|litdten betannt iin6. 5rm1 Charles
Gamer, @oboih SSat6., fagt bon ibr
sd babe @bamberlain's ointment
aIs bos 8eite fir lobmen @idter rn6
@errenfungen g%ef1tn6er, bos i9 ie &c.
brnu9t bobe. sc arbeitet tpie Elm
|8m1ber un6 beieitigt Sdmer3 ltnb
8eb. Sc ift bon anoeren m1s mel.
ner Samtlie gebrn1dt poroen mie
|a119 bon mir mdbren6 Ser letter
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|GIaide1. 8u talfet1 Bel Martin 900.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21

Ser ~Rur3fidtige. - Sous
berr: r@eftotten Sie, BOB i@ SSbnet1
incline Eodter boritelle (als ii6 6er
gef1der gege1r cine Statie ber1eigt):
bier rebts. &err Doctor ~ limits,
6as lift &orner."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-21
5altet Ben stnlgang regelmakig.
O.. @f11n2 No,to 0oho12hiIIp+r hnI.

0f. 5Rttg5 y6e1te Nebef5ptHeT Dul'
ten ben Maagen, 9eber l1n6 Mierer1 IN
geiun6em 3niton6. Ma@t ben 2eib
fret bon @iften 1t1b u11niiken 5tof-
fen. @erbeifert Cure @eiidtsfarbe.
in6em SIR Mieren ur6 9eber itarf
ma9t. .Sb bate mebr 2in6erl1ng
bon elmer S9a9teI ST.. &ings Me,1et1
2ebenspil[en aIs bon irgeno elmer
Meoi3in, Die ih lie berfuhte," fagt
s. g. &mfielb bon Chicago, 50. 25f
Bel gg1trem Mpotbefer.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-22
FOUR PAY FOR LACK | 0F AUTOMOBILE NUMBERS
Sheriff Adams Announces That Al
 Derelicts Will Be Arrested

Dick Erdmans, Lyman Peters, J. J. Casey and Jake Baut were yesterday arraigned in Justice Johnstnoe's court on a charge of violating the state automobile law, insofar as it relates to carrying numbers on the fore and rear ends of the cars All pleaded guilty of the charge and were assess ed the round sum of $5 each, with 6 warning to proceed at once to pro | cure the proper numbers and place them in conspicuous prominence as the law provides.
 The arrests were made by the sheriff's force, who have decided that they will prosecute all violators | caught, and are making an active campaign in their efforts to bring all Phoenicians to the point where moral persuasion is all that is ne- 1 cessary to bring them to a recogni- l tion of the law.
 1 'We will take all violators caught
 in the future said Jeff Adams last | evening. We are determined tc | have everyone recognize the state l law. The fine assessed against the violators yesterday was simply as ar
 example. and it is likely that al
 future violations will be more heavily
 charged for their lack of numbers The state law provides that al automobiles and motor vehicles carry
 on their two ends a number plat, as furnished by the state, and pro. I vides a penalty for the violation O
 the provision. It further makes i
 the duty of the sheriff of each coun.
 ty and of his deputies to see tla
 the law is enforced in this matter In the event the sheriff and his depu
 ties fail to do their duty in tn tmatter the law provides that the, shall be guilty of misconduct in thei
 office and shall be punished in ac
 cordance.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-22
No British Action

LONDON. Feb. 21-The British government took no action today with regard to the execution at Junrez of William s. Benton, beyond nstructing Ambassador Cecil Spring Rife at Washington to obtain from Secretary Bryan all possible informa- tidn
 Although the Benton tragedy ere ated considerable sensation it has not aroused any disposition on the part of responsible members of the government to change the policy of Britain.
 There is no concealment of the fact, however, that the murder of British subjects in Mexico, unless the murderers are punished and in demnity paid, is likely to arouse pub lie, opinion to an extent that it will demand that the government take a more aggressive attitude. The Evening Standard says "the execution of Benton emphasizes the l fact that some kind of international eompulsion will soon be found nec- essary to stop Mexico from wallow- 1 ing in this style of corruption and cruelty"
 Members of the British govern. ment consider that the recognition of the constitutionalists as belliger. ents would be a mistake
Arizona republican., 1914-02-22

Acquisition papers asking the eX- Pacific Development company pro- ! meter arrived yesterday morning and Governor Hunt immediately called Nicholas G. Morgan. assistant county prosecutor of Salt Lake. and Attor- ney Robert g. Fisher. of this city. representing French, for consulta- ton as to the date of the hearing Fisher insisted that he required affi- davits from Vancouver before being prepared to go on with his case. Morgan opposed any considerable de-
 lay on the grounds there was no reasonable excuse for waiting. He was prepared to present his case at
 any time.
 Governor Hunt, wishing to avoid any attempt at railroading the case, gave Fisher until Monday. March 2, to present his case. Fisher departed last evening for Prescott, saying he l would spend Sunday with his client i and be ready to carry on the prep aration of his case immediately after a conference.
 Receipt of word here that a suit | for $1O0,0OO damages had been filed in Los Angeles by attorneys for | French against the Hotel Utah and others, alleging conspiracy brought | a statement from Morgan who class
 es this counteraction as ''an effort | to raise the dust to cover their own retreat"
 1 Attorney Morgan last evening au-
 thorized this statement: | Notwithstanding the fact that
 over my vigorous protest. Governor Hunt today granted a ten days stay
 in the French hearing, I am con- vinced that he will eventually grant the eXtradition warrant The off
 cials of the state of Utah are deadly
 in earnest in this case and are de- ] termined that c. w. French be brought before the bar of justice in that state.
 'The defendant is now an outlaw
 in California, which is his resident
 state, and will be taken into custody
 the first time he returns to his | home.
 q have no fear of the final out
 come of this hearing. The governor
 of the state of Arizona cannot afford to overrule the decision of the gov
 ernor of California, deny the de-
 mands of the governor of Utah and | apparently make of Arizona an asy- lum for the lawbreakers of other | sovereign states"
Arizona republican., 1914-02-22
APPRECIATE NEWS
 CORRECTLY STATED
Los Angeles Soap Company Com. mends Republican for Good
 Service

That the reading public and adver- Using public appreciate correct re- ports of the daily news has once again been demonstrated in the let ter that is published in full in this column. It comes from the Los An geles Soap company, a business or ganiZation which recently contracted for the cotton seed oil output of the valley, to be used in the manufac- ture of good soap. This soap will be sold later on to the people in this valley, who will have the pleasure of testifying to the excellence of the oil that goes to make it. The Arizona Republican has made correct news properly stated a mat ter of pride. and the letter from the | Los Angeles company bears out the assertion that this paper prints the news while it is news and prints il correctly at that:
 Los Angeles. Cal, Feb. IT, 1914.
 Arizona Republican,
 Phoenix. Arizona.
 | Gentlemen:-On behalf of the Lo.
 Angeles Soap Co and personally, tn,
 writer is desirous of conveying tt you our sincere thanks for news
 paper story appearing in your pape as of date Friday, January 30, 1914 I The newspaper story of said dat as relating to the contract purchas by our factory of the cotton see'
 oil output of the cotton grown il
 the great Salt River valley. Arizona
 was complete and accurate in ever
 detail.
 We also appreciate your value
 newspaper as a medium for adver
 Using ''our line of goods" and, a per contract arrangements made b the writer, our advertisement is nov appearing in the Sunday issue c the Arizona Republican. Sincerely wishing you every pos sible success in your chosen journal istic field and again reiterating- ou kind thanks in the premises, we re main
 Very truly yours, LOS ANGELES SOAP CO, Per w. c. Ernest, Arizona Representativ,