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Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
FERNS AND PICTURES
 AT OWL DRUG STORE

The splendid display of ferns in one window and a well arranged collection of photographs of rulers of the world, in another, made the windows of the Owl Drug company the center of ad- hiring groups throughout the evening. In it's advantageous situation at the corner of First avenue and Adams street, this popular store attracted large numbers of the passing crowd to it's well-lighted and splendidly equipped interior
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
ANTI-sAlOON MOTION
 PICTURES AT '. M. [. \.

In the moving picture, Ten Nights in a Bar-room," not the well-worn, badly eXpurgated edition, but the com plete five-reeler, the Y. M. c. A. is presenting tonight one of the best prohibition arguments of the present campaign. This picture will be shown to the public free of charge, on the associations stadium, for five nights, starting tonight.
 The film has already been shown about the state, where it was witness ed by thousands of interested people.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
CHARLES CARAVAN, WELL 1 KNOWN MINING MAN DEAD

Charles Carman, well-knoWn for many years in mining circles in Va vapai and Cochise counties, died Sun day afternoon at his home in Glen dale. Death resulted from a long illness.
 MT. Carman came to Arizona from Montana. For a number of years he has been associated with mining companies and has handled hauling contracts throughout the state. He is survived by wife, two children and his mother and sister, the latter two in Missouri.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
CHARGE OPIUM SMUGGLING
Republican Candidate for California
 Assembly in the Tolls
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcH1

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 19.-Frederic M. Shepard, republican nominee for assemblyman from the seventy first district was arrested on federal warrant charging conspiracy to snug gle opium across the Mexican border. Three others were arrested. It is alleged that six of Shepard's clients gave him title to 200 tins of opium valued at $2O,000, buried near Te- carte, Mexico, on condition that he secure their release on bail. Failing in this they turned states evidence. Eighty tins were seized in the bag gage of Shepards accomplices on Fri day at San Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
P. G. & E. DELIGHT
 ALL WITH LIGHT

A display of the latest things in the fine of laborsaving devices for the home and kitchen were on exhibition in the windows of the Pacific Gas and Elec- tric company on West Washington street The evolution of the cleaning device from the crude brush broom to the modern electric vacuum cleaner, was one of the features of the display. as was also the modern gas furnace which is handled by this firm
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
DOUBLED HIGHWAY |S IN GOOD SHAPE
 FROM END TO END
Mountain Route Reports Tell of I'm. proved Conditions on All But Two Short Arizona Stretches; Road Work Is Promised
 in This State

In his report of conditions on the Ocean to ocean highway, President D. K B. Sellers gives encouraging news from all but two stretches, one near Whiteriver and the other in the Salt River valley. Road improve ment is promised over both these places.
 The bulletin follows:
 Hutchinson, Kan, Oct. 15.-The new Santa Fe trail has been mate rially helped by good dashing rains the past week.-H. H. Taylor. Raton, N. M, Oct. 14.-Roads IT very good condition from Trinidad to Las Vegas-E. c. Sperry. Santa Fe, N. M, Oct. 14.-Road generally, in fine shape from Las Vegas to Santa Fe, while slow in some places, owing to small drain ages across road. From Pecos tC Canoncito is graveled. From Santa Fe to Albuquerque, the road is ir good condition.-James A. French | state engineer. Albuquerque, Oct 16.-From Albu- querque south to Socorro. road, il 1 general. is good. Four and one-hal stretch on main road. However, thi: office can detour all tourists by making inquiry. Weather fine-D K. B. Sellers.
 | Magdalena, N. M, Oct 15.-Road vest toward Springerville have drie, up after heavy rain of ten days az, and now good. Weather clear an, bright.-J. S. McTavish.
 Springerville, Ariz, Oct. 14-Roa, over White mountains to Globe a lit tie rough but drying rapidly. Fey inches of snow fell during genera rains of ten days ago. Weather nov clear.-Gustave Becker.
 White River, Ariz, Oct 12.-Road again dry but rough Cars passin through without trouble. Road soutl to Globe very good.-E R. McCray
 Fort Apache Indian agency. l Phoenix, Ariz., Oct. 12-Followin
 recent rains, the farmers of the val ley have been dragging the roads and much of the bad stretches nea
 Phoenix is greatly improved. Switch ing from Albuquerque Phoenix t
 San Diego-Phoenix for auto rae
 curing fair merely marks the yves
 rather than the east leg of tn l Ocean to Ocean. Comparison of rae
 ing time with that from Los Ange
 les over northern route believed t
 be beneficial to Ocean to Ocean high Way.-Lyle Abbott.
 Flagstaff, Ariz., Oct. 12.-Roads i
 best of condition from Holbrook :.
 Ash Fork. Roads from Flagstaff .
 Grand Canyon in very good condi
 tion. Weather fine.-J. w. Franci.
 OCEAN-TO-OCEAN HIGHWAY AS
 SOCIATION.
 D. K. B. SELLERS. President. JOHN BECKER. JR., Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
BEARS WAS THERE
 IN GALA ATTIRE

The Bear Drug Store was in gala at tire in honor of the fashion show, and it was well filled with crowds through out the evening. The store was taste fully decorated with pennants and rib bons which only served to make this attractive resort even more of a draw ing card than usual to the many who availed themselves of the opportunity for refreshments at the well appointed fountain.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
GERMANS HAVE LEFT
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and lies with it's base pointing sky ward and it's guns buried beneath.
 Behind Fort Waelham, where a 12- inch shell penetrated the magazine, a heavy steam engine which furnished power for the light plant, was blown twenty yards from it's base. The en- tire top of the fort here was torn off and sixty men of the garrison are said to have been buried beneath the debris.
 German staff officers say when the River Nethe was crossed the Belgian defense virtually collapsed, and the Belgians abandoned their heavy ar tillery and machine guns, while the Germans entrenched themselves, eX- pecting a counter attack.
 The officers declared that after eighty German shells had dropped in various quarters of the city of Ant werp, white flag appeared on forts and of the inner girdle of forti- fications. The burgomaster of the city then came out and offered tC surrender Antwerp, but was told the
 terms of equalization could only be arranged with the Belgian military authorities. The burgomaster's plea that these officers could not be found led to ar order suspending the attack.
 German troops then pushed ir through the girdle of inner forts and
 past the undefended city wall, find ing the retiring garrison had blowr up a bridge across the River Scheld
 and also interposed a belt of flame
 against the invaders by firing som,
 oil tanks and covering the surface O
 the river with burning oil.
 l ,on ,a.. ,,o,
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20

have reached the state department. The decree fixed the period of time within which all of the Huerta acts are in vldated as from February 1913 to August 15, 1914. All interested persons are granted sixty days from Septem- ber3 to apply for a new title, in de- fault of which the land will be con sidered free to appropriation by any interested person.
 Against Espionage
 FL PASO, Oct. 19. Execution without further investigation will be be the fate of those arrested in Juarez for espionage, according to printed announcements by the Villa commander there. It is declared that several persons have been visiting JuareZ to secure information for the enemy" Carranza headquarters will be established soon at Fl Paso, it is announced officially.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
QUALITY FLOWER
 STORE FIGURES

One of the newest and prettiest shops in Phoenix last evening was the Qual- ity Flower Shop in the Columbia thea ter building. The shop had been taste fully decorated with greenery and palms and was a veritable bower of beauty even after great many of the flowers had been removed owing to the insistant demand of many merchants who availed themselves of the oppor- tunity to decorate their stores for the occasion.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
LATEST WEAVES
 AT SCHAEFFER'S

A beautiful showing of the latest weaves in imported goods was on dis play at the new Schaeffer Tailoring establishment at the corner of Second avenue and Adams street. The shop was attractively decorated with flow CTS and the many who visited it during the course of the evening came away enthusiastic over the stock of goods carried by this firm, which makes d specially of fine tailoring for both men and women.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
FEATURE SHOWING
 AT MIME. RANEY'S

Especially attractive was the display at the Raney Millinery Shop on North First street, where the latest styles of feature of the exhibition was the show ing of ostrich plumes and ornamental designs for trimmings, which are car ried by this shop the feature of this shop which won the admiration of the many who visited it during the course of the evening.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
WILD YOUTHS

SEATTLE, Oct. 19.-The expulsion of three men from the freshman and sophomore classes of the University of Washington, for participating in on Vashon Island. was announced today. The students are said to have taken three girls, 15 to IS years old, to the island for week end party.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
MRS. TRACY DIES

Tracy, wife of a Republican linotype operator, died yesterday afternoon at the family residence on Olive street after an illness extending over a con- siderable period. She and her hus- band came to Phoenix about two years ago, having formerly resided in Chicago. Besides her husband, she residing in Chicago. The remains will be shipped this evening over the Santa Fe to Chicago for burial The bereaved husband and son will accompany the remains.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
ficient importance even to complicate

ficient importance even to complicate the contest.
 Before concluding, Captain Alexan- der denounced the extravaganza of the administration which the tax commission had tried by a juggling of figures to conceal in a recently issued financial statement which was not in accord with either the figures of the auditors office or those of the tax league. The speaker had observ- ed with resentment the state car filled with Madame Tingley, the Buddhist, and her Yogi band, which had been imported into the state to further the campaign of the governor at the expense of the taxpayers from whom whatever could be wrung was regarded by the governor, according 10 his own statement, as a trophy of war.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
MILLERSTERLING'S
 HALLOWEEN DISPLAY

Always artistic, the windows of the Miller-Sterling company on North Central avenue, won the admiration of hundreds last evening who paused to view the display of china and pictures there on view. The very tasteful dis play of candle sticks and shades and dinner favors added to the beauty of the display of the south window, while opposite was a showing appropriate to Halloween
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
AUSTRIAN FLEET REFUSED

LONDON, Oct. 19.-The attempt Of the Austrian fleet to break through the line of French warships blockad- ing the harbor of Cattaro on Sunday, was defeated, according to dispatch from Cettinje, Montenegro. The Aus trians, it is said were driven back into the harbor.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
Russians Repeat Successes

PETROGRAD, (OfficiaD Oct. 19.-
 We gained partial successes on Sun day in the very fierce fighting in the region of Warsaw, south of Przemysl. A newspaper correspondent at Lem berg referring to the German losses in attempts to cross the upper San river telegraphs that the stream is filled with bodies of German soldiers, floating down to augment similar flotsam on the Vistula, where other German troops met the same fate The correspondent says none of the repeated attempts to cross the San yesterday were successful. Several
 outer forts of Przemysl are reported
 captured, but these are not consider
 ed important, as Przemysl is already isolated and surrounded.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
NAVAL BATTLE REPORTED
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHl

HAVANA, Oct. 19-A battle be- tween a German four-funneled cruiser, apparently the Karlsruhe, and a Brit ish cruiser, somewhat similar in size, is reported by the American schooner Fannie Prescott which arrived from Gulfort, Miss The engagement is said to have occurred on Saturday, and after half an hours firing the cruisers separated, the German, it is stated, listing to port and apparently dam aged seriously.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
RUMANlA REMAINS NEUTRAL

LONDON, Oct. 19.-That Rumania will remain neutral in the European war was decided at meeting of the cabinet presided over by King Fer dinand and attended by representa- tives of all parties. according to wireless dispatch from Berlin. Mem bers of the American Red Cross are said to have arrived at Budapest yes terday.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
LOYAL TO TWO EMPERORS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHl

LONDON, Oct. 19.-New Austrian soldiers are required to take an oath of fidelity to the German emperor as well as the Austrian emperor, accord ing to dispatches from Trieste. ln- surrectionary bands are reported swarming in all parts of the Austrian empire Classification is reported on the ships of the Austrian fleet.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
SQUARE DIEHL'S
 SHOW SOME SHOES

Among the many handsome displays on Washington street, the windows of the Square Diehl Shoe Store, deserve special mention. Here was shown the latest creations in fine footwear ar ranged so attractively as to arrest the attention of even the most casual pas serby.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
ANDERSON'S HATS
 CAUSE COMMENT

. The latest designs in ladies hats and trimmings were artistically dis played at the Anderson Hat Shop, op- posite the Columbia theater. Espec- ially tasteful were the combinations shown and the newest fancies display ed here won the admiration of scores of ladies who made this one of the stopping places in their tour of the fashion centers.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR FLEES
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH]
 LONDON. (Tuesday) Oct. 2O.-The Russian ambassador has fled from Constantinople, taking the embassy archives with him to odessa, because of the alarming situation in the Turk sh capital, according to Daily News Rome dispatch.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
DESTROY MITRAILLEUSES
ASSOCIATED PRESS DrsPATCH1

LONDON, Oct 19.-French guns destroyed fifteen German mitraill- euses, two of which were protected by steel shields, according to a Paris dispatch. The German heavy artil- lery battery was destroyed at St. Mihiel.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
Say Germans Repulsed

PARIS, (Night OfficiaD Oct 19.- Tn Belgium attacks by the Germans between Nieuwport and Dixmude, were repulsed by the Belgian army, effectually aided by the British fleet. Between Arras and Rove, slight pro- gress was made at several points and our troops reached as far as the wire network of the defense.
 Tn the neighborhood of St. Mihiel we gained some ground on the right bank of the Mouse No news of i'm portance was received regarding the remainder of the front"
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
MARTIZ MEN CAPTURED
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPATCH1


 LONDON, Oct. 19.-Three officers and seventy men of Col Martiz's re- bel force in South Africa have been captured and four officers and forty men have voluntarily surrendered, ac- cording to a Pretoria dispatch
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20

(COnllnueQ FTOIIl rage One) bute to the Germans pluck, and said that fought well and kept firing till they sank"
 For the second time in two days a mob attempted to wreck German shops in the borough of Bedford, but a large force of special police dis persed the crowd Many German shopkeepers, fearing attacks, strongly barricaded their shops and houses. The police court judge today declined to accept bail in the cases of thirty rioters arrested during Sunday nights demonstration. The public prosecu- tor advised this course, saying the conduct of the participants in wreck ing and footing stores and the living apartments of Germans was a dis grace to Englishmen.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
WORLD of SPORT
MODEL NINETEEN FIFTEEN
 IS MOTOR CAR PLUS CLASS

Auto Parade Puts New Cars on Map--Long, Simmer ing, Shining Show of Newest Automobiles Divides At tention With Gaily Bedizened Windows While Crowds Not Often Seen Outside of Fair Week Gaze in Rapt Admiration
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
GRAVES INDIAN
 SHOP PROVES A
 TREASURE HOUSE

The Graves Indian Shop was a verit- able whirlpool of attraction to the many who thronged Adams street last evening. In the windows was an ex- ceptionally fine display of Navajo pill low tops and bead work as we'll as native jewelry. Inside the little shop was found to be a real treasure house of artistic creations which had been
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Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
PROGRESSIVE MEETING POST.


 PONED-On account of a misunder- standing of dates the meeting of the progressive county candidates at Chandler last night was cancelled. It will be held there a little later in the campaign at date that will be shortly announced. The candidates Twill appear at Fowler tonight where 1 they have been assured of a good at | tendance This morning the state candidates and other speakers will leave for the south, being divided into two parties. This will be the closing tour of the campaign Messrs. Young, Alexander, Nelson. Hon.. E. IS. Clark and Dwight B. Heard will go first to Yuma. Meetings will be held both there and at Somerton to- night.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
COAST LEAGUE
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
 Coast League Missions at Oakland Portland at San Francisco Venice at Los Angeles.

the Prairie Pests, 'Lemme see you get blowed off the field. Just lem me see you-that's all!"
 McLemore, the big tackle who en- tered high school last year but de- parted before playing with the team. has returned, is registered, is pledg- ed to play football and has given his solemn promise to put all his well known pep into the Coyote line He is a sophomore, and his first public performance will be with, the locals against Tempe High next Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
P. H. Hayes

Office, non-partisan. You can vote your straight party ticket and still vote for Hayes.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20

100 sacks best potatoes, s15O per cwt. Thursday only. McKee's-Adve7- tisement. dd
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20

100 sacks best potatoes, $50 per eWt. Thursday only. McKee's-Adver- tisement dd
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20

100 boxes Belle Fluer apples, s1.0O per box, today only. MCKEE S.-Ad- : vcrtisement. If
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
WAR IN MEXICO

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CRISIS COMES IN

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-11-18
COACHES GIVE
INDIVIDUAL
attention
RADICAL CHANGE IN FOOTBALL
AT WEST VIRGINIA UNI
VERsITY.
eRIDlRoN SQUAD is NOW REouc.
ED TO TWENTY-FIVE
MEN.
TEAMS FROM THESE ATHLETES
WILL PLAY THE REMAIN
ING GAMES.
MoRGANTowN, W. Va, Nov. 18.-

MoRGANToWN, W. Va, Nov. 49,
In order to give Coaches Metzger and
ziegler more of chance to give each
man individual attention, a radical
change has been made in footballism
at West Virginia University. The
scrub team has been disbanded and
the squad reduced to twenty-five men.
This will also give Director of Ath-
letiCs Pyle more time to devote to ar
rangements for the big game with Ma
rietta College to be played in Clarks'
burg Friday Of this week.
From the squad of twenty-five now
left two e1evens will be chosen to be
known as the first and second teams.
From. these teams, selection OF play
ers will be made for the remaining
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-11-18

White, Hilton heirs, S. b. Camden, R.
Greene and w. H Whitefarms. On
Indian creek, MsElroy district, Tyler
county, the Carnegie Natural Gas
Company is drilling in the top of the
Big Ingun Sand at atest on the c. D.
Moore farm. On WOODBURY. run, tho
Manufacturers Light and Heat Com
.pany has the rig completed for a test
on the L. D. Tenant farm.
Two Bad Ones.
On Rock Camp Run, sardis district,
Harrison county. w. Va, the Hope
Natural Gas Company has made deep
test OF its initial well on the w. D.
Whiteman farm and has duster. All
the regular formations were drilled
through and the total depth of the
wei Is S,40o feet. On Fishing creek.
Green district, VVetzel county. the
same company has drilled test on
the John Long farm through the Big
Injun Sand aud found it barren.
Has a Pumper.
On Ben's Run, Union district,
Peasants caunty, schlagel and Freid
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-11-18
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Don't let your stomach, liver and
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-11-18

games otthe Bniyersity schedule. Just
Who win compose the lineup against
Marietta cannot be foretold but the.
coaches assure That IL Will De the
strongest West Virgins can produee8
for the strength Of the Ohio eleyen5fs
lappreciated and West virginia2 Is yerya
DESTROYS Of s..brtngings home the bacon. q
The showing made by the lUntver-
!sity eleven at Charleston in the game
with Washington and Lee last Satur-i
day was very gratifying to both the
coaches and the followers OF the team.
The defense. against the open style Of
play proved impregnable for the gen
erals tried twelve passes and failed to
gain on a single one OF them. The
West Virginia line also held we'll and
surprised the coaches. Several weak
points in the entire defense, however,
were discovered and the work this
week is to strengthen these spots in
order to assure successful defense
against Marietta
Special attention is being given to
the line this week by Coach ziegler,
Hnll6 SuuSL4 AHGIS6GAt hSA - "A@~@
chair with the aid of megaphone, is
directing the play Of the backfield can
didates. A very gratifying result of
the game with Washington and Lee
was the playing of Clay Hite, last
years Huntington High school half
back. Hite was called upon at the last
minute to fill the place made vacant
by the injury to Hutchinson and he
played the game in a manner which
assured him of a place on the first
eleven the remainder of the season.
The first OF the week Director Pyle
Of the Athletic Department of the Uni
yersity paid visit to Parkersburg. and
Marietta in the interest OF the game
and he brought reports back to Nor
gantown to the effect that the Mariet-
ia team will be accompanied by a con-
tingent fully as large as that which
will go from here. The alumni OF bo:h
institutions are working up interest In
the game in their respective districts
and this assures the largest crowds Of
the season in Union park, Clarksburg,
Friday afternoon.