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Arizona republican., 1914-10-20

cipate. There was excellent dance mu- sic by Messrs. Salinas, Phillips and Phillips and a large gathering enjoyed the dance to a late hour.
 G. E. Stephenson of the Hayden Sup ply company has been absent few days the past week in Globe where he has been undergoing the perils of lnl- tiation into the mysteries of Elkdom.
 M F. Webster superintendent of the local telephone company has gone to Prescott for a few days and on his re- turn will be accompanied by Mrs. Web ster who has been spending the sum mer in the mie-high city.
 Governor Hunt made flying trip to Hayden and Winkelman Saturday in the interest of his campaign. While the train stopped at the latter town he delivered short address to a gathering of voters and then proceeded to Ray where he had arranged to join other candidates touring this part of the state
 The Hayden Sunday school classes and many Haydenites interested there in turned out in large force Saturday  on the annual picnic of the school. All arrangements had been made by Joe H. Browne, superintendent of the school, assisted by the ladies of the church, to insure an exceptionally good time for both young and old and results demon strated that those arrangements were most complete. shady spot beneath the spreadings boughs of grove of cot tonWoods on the bank of the San Ped TO river about four miles distant was selected for the publication and proved a most attractive playground. Early in the morning the pcnicers gathered at the church where they were taken aboard a large hay rack and several other conveyances in which they pro ceeded up the river while a dray fol- i lowed closely with a goodly load of 'eats' and other things to make the | occasion a success.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
MESA
IMPORTANT CHANGE
 IN PRODUCE BUSINESS
Interests of Mesa Produce and John
 son-Pearce Combined

w. w. Mitchell and G. c. SugGs. owners of the Mesa Produce com rany, have purchased the interests of l.. E. Johnson in the Johnson Pearce company. Mir. Suggs, the junior member of the concern, has been the bookkeeper of the Johnson Pearce company for a number of years and thoroughly understands that end of the business. MT. Pearce. the senior member, has had years of experience and is well known in this ard other sections of the country as being a thorough produce man. w. w. Mitchell has demonstrated that he can successfully conduct business upon this line.
 The new company will continue the old name of Johnson-P Pearce Co. for business reasons. The stock of the Mesa Produce company has been transferred and become a part of the combined stock. Each of the rartners are eminently fitted for special work and there is no doubt that much better results will be had both by the people and by the com ranies. They have established a reputation for fair dealing that will greatly assist them in the success of their venture.
 MT. Johnson, the retiring member, has done considerable to establish the high standard of the concern, but his mind and personal feeling has been the establishing of model farm home for himself and family. He has been working to this end for some time and feels that he is now where he can devote the time necessary to realize his ambition.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
TEMPE
ONE WHO IS GLAD ID
 BE IN TEMPE AGAIN
Mrs. J. A. Ahlquist Home from Visit
 In Sweden

Fully acquainted with many phases Cf the European war that have never leaked into sufficiently wide publicity to reach this country, Mrs. John A. Ahlquist. who returned Sunday from her trip to Sweden, has many in tcresting tales to relate of condi- tiOns in Europe and how the war has effected that great country. Mrs. Ahlquist had intended spending the winter in the old country when she left here last spring, but there were none happier to return to the United States than she when trouble began to brew and the mobilization of troups began in her immediate vii ciniiy. She was located in a little valley in northern Sweden just forty miles from the Finland line, and when the first indications of war broke out, all the country around was encompassed and guarded by the mobilizing troups But for that reason Mrs. Ahlqnist might have reached the United States a month sooner. for it was her intention to get out of Europe at the earliest possible time.
 Even now. when it might be thought that the influx of home bound travel to the United States would have let up somewhat. Mrs Ahlquist states that it was almost impossible to get any accommoda tions on the boat which she took from Denmark, so heavy was the passenger travel. She spent a few days in New York following the landing and then continued on direct to Tempe
 Mrs. Ahlquist was accompanied on her return by the little child of Will liam Bostrum, which comes back to join its father in the home of Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
The lamara

The Lamara theatre was packed last evening by crowds viewing the moving pictures of the Louis B. Ja oobs company, the popular musical comedy company that played nine consecutive months in this city. This picture will be shown again today and in addition there will be a start ling three reel picture, "The Colonel's Wife" and two-reel comedy cal oulated to bring down the house, The Tango Craze"
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
TABERNACLE IMPROVEMENT

commenced on the tabernacle this morning. The choir has grown to such proportions that new arrange ments have had to be made for their accommodation. The pulpit will be set back and the opening to the vestry will be enlarged and other inn provements made that will accom- modate many more people.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
The Plaza

The Ghost of the White Lady" a picture founded on Wilkie Collins wonderful novel, "The Woman in White.' will be shown as the head line feature at the house of features, the Plaza theatre, today. The pie ture is in four reels and has been produced by most capable com pany of players. "The County Seat War;" a picture from the Kalem stu dios founded on the county seat war in Lincoln county, New Mexico, three years ago, is shown. Both pictures are calculated to make friends for the house.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
ONE DAY OF GRACE

Tempe water commissioner serves notice that water accounts for rental service from the city may be settled today without the extra charge of discontinuing and establishing the service. The commissioner proposes to make his round tomorrow morn ing and shut off the water from all delinquent patrons Such action is backed by the city water ordinance.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
SCHOOL BEING FITTED

Workmen were busy all day yes terday preparing the quarters of the new school of dressmaking and tail bring that will commence it's course of instruction today. Remember. ladies. that all who call today and investigate the system will be given a two piece skirt pattern free.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
WHO SAID so

Jess K. Sims, R. F. Steele and M. r. Holiday were among the hunters that went out after the quail Sun day. They report having found more rocks than they thought were in the world. But they did get some game, all right. seven quail and four bun nies being scored to their credit. They refuse to loosen up and say 10 whose credit they should be given.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
ADJUSTMENTS
"Rehind the Scenes"

Behind the Scenes,'' which has it's opening tonight at the Empress, is something entirely new in the tab Ibid line of musical comedy. It is a pretty mixture of youth and songs, with catchy dances. Special scenery has been, under way forg the past week. and Miss Jean Gibson, the di- rectress of the aggregation. promises many new surprises. AS usual the comedy will be in the hands of Larry Judge During the last two tabloids
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
BACK FROM MoeoLLoNs

Dode Morris and wife and Rolly Fomeroy returned from an extended hunting trip on the Mogollons yes terday. Rolly was interesting his many friends later in the day re- counting to them his valorOus attack on the big game. They look well and report that a splendid time was had or the trip.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
ON THE MOVIE PROGRAM

The following pictures are included in tonight's program at the Tempe opera house: Across the Mexican Line" The Mask of Affliction," in two parts; "A Battle Royal" and the twelfth episode of The Perils of PauIine"
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
VISITORS IN TEMPE

Hector Gillis and J. T. Martin of Phoenix were welcome visitors in Tempe yesterday afternoon The two men are members of the firm of Mar tin and Gillis. general contractors. who did all the cement and con- struction work on the forebay, pen stocks and Crosscut power house just north of Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
The Million Dollar Mystery at Lion

The Million Dollar Mystery at Lion
 Full of thrilling situations that will hold the attention of the spectator ev- cry minute applies to the third epi- sode of "The Million Dollar Myctery' which is shown at the Lion Theater today as the feature of a siX-reel pro- gram. Another picture worthy of note today is False Gods" a two reeler, dealing with a woman and a United States senator. The balance of the program is good, especially Our Mutual Girl, which contains many very interesting scenes. Tonight Miss Grace Scott will sing By the Beauti full Sea-, very popular song hit. To- morrow, the Lion shows The Perils Of Pauline which is said to be a very exciting episode.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
GAINED WHILE AWAY

Mir. and Mrs. Peter Magnussen Jr. returned Sunday from visit to Salt Lake City. While away Pete put on about ten or fifteen pounds, and said if he had stayed another two or three weeks they would have had to send to Idaho for apples. They en- joyed their trip immensely visiting among relatives while there
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
KELLOGG HAYNES TONIGHT

Tonight the Kellogg Haines com pany will appear as the first number of the lyceum course under the aus pices of the Mesa Union high school. This company has a very high repu- tatiOn as entertainers.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
NEW MANAGER

The Togsery has secured the ser vices of A. Wise as manager of the dry goods and notions department. Mir. Wise halls from Los Angeles and from appearance will make friends during his stay among the people of Mesa. MT. Reynolds has charge of the furniture department
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
FROM BUCKEYE

D. H. Mcdonald of Buckeye is in Tempe for few days attending to his local business interests. He brings the usual good word from the Buckeye valley and says that the second crop of alfalfa seed is show ing up fine.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
MESA COUPLE GET LICENSE

The Deseret News reports the is suing of license to Richard Belak, and Wa Wentworth. Of course friends of the young couple know why they went forth. They are eX- pected to be in this morning and may have arrived last night The congratulations of their many friends are extended to them through the columns of The Republican for d long and happy life.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
ATTENDING MEsA's SCHOOL

Paul Amos arrived in Mesa yester- day and will enter the grammar school Paul is young man that is going to make the most of his opportunities and has concluded that the school system of Mesa offers the best start in life
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
LADIES' AID ALL DAY

The ladies of the Methodist Epis- copal church will gather for an all day aid session tomorrow at the old church building on West Sixth street. Each member is requested by the president to take with her contribution for the luncheon nt noon.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
HENRIETTA PoMERoY ILL

Henrietta Pomeroy is at the South Side hospital suffering from a severe attack of typhoid fever. She was confined to her home for about a week before she was considered serious. but was finally removed to the hospital. Her condition is seri- ous as the. fever had made consider able headway before she went there.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20

MT Judge has appeared only ia blackface. His role tonight is en- tirely different and the Phoenix puo- lie will have an opportunity to test his versatility. New motion pictures will be shown
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
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VISITING DRUGGIST

Wm- Mccormack, representative of the Brunswick Drug Company of Los
 Angeles, was visitor on the south
 side yesterday calling on his Tempe and Mesa trade.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
RETURNED TO MESA

Mrs Cecil Drew, son, and daughter. Miss Regina Boblets, returned to Mesa yesterday. They are pleased to meet their many friends again.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
NEW DIRECTORY

R. F.. Chalk was calling on the business men yesterday and will make thorough canvas of the town in the interest of the Polk directory that is being prepared for 1915. =.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
The Arizona

Manager Mace has secured for his midweek run at the popular Arizona theatre splendid Lubin picture in two reels, The Aggressor,' iii which Edgar Jones, rapidly becom- ing one of the most appreciated stars in filmdom plays the leading part. IT, addition there will be Spending It Quick" Biograph, and The Jungle Samaritan" a Selig wild ani- mai picture.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
A NEW ENToMOLoGlsT

F. H. Gates has arrived in Tempe to join the force of entomologists at the local laboratory. He halls from the Koehler, New Mexico, camp, where V. l.. Wildermuth, now in charge here. was also located last summer. More yet, Mr. Gates is an
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
TO BUY MILLINERY

Manager Sims and Miss E.. David son were Phoenix visitors yesterday, ing line of millinery from the King E. Co.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20

very sick at his home on South Mac Donald. Billy has not been feeling the best for quite a while, but has dragged along trying to keep up with the work until conditions have taken a turn that confines him to his bed.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
LEGAL NOTICE

This is to announce that after this date I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by Mrs. Geo. E. Kel- logg. GEO. F. KELLOGG. .
 Mesa, Ariz Oct IT, 1914. It
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
MOVED

F. K. Menhennet moved yesterday from the residence of Frank Pome- roy on West First avenue to a new location on Shrine street.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20

old school mate of Robert N. Wilson, who recently left Tempe, accom- panied by Mrs. Wilson, for the ter ritory of his new appointment in Florida.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
A WEEK OF WEATHER

Maximum and minimum tempera- ture records are shown as follows by the thermograph at the Tempe laboratory of the bureau of ento- mology, for the week ending Sun day:
 nafo May Min
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20

FRESH FISH every day at Miss Nell Hansen's store next to P O., Tempe If
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20

FURNISHED ROOM for rent. 11S East Seventh st., Tempe-(Adver- tisement) br
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
E. w. moRTENsEN HOME

E. w. Mortensen returned yester- day from a visit to Salt Lake City. He was in attendance at the semi annual conference of the Mormon church.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20
TROUBLE SHOOTER ILL

Will Klienz, the genial trouble of the. telephone company, is
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20

Repaired and Rebuilt. We repair lamps wind- shields and lenders. We also replace glasses in windshields and lamps, and do coppersmith work. 233 North Center St.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-20

Huntsman Hotchkiss Overland Co., 3Ol- -303 N. Central Ave. Phone 1136
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-26
CONGRESS HAS
CONTINUED from First Page,

and that representative men who are
known TO have reasonable ideas be
called upon for suggestions. Such
men would include members OF con
gress outside the committees. and
leaders in the commercial and indus
trial thought OF the country. II also
was determined that the committees
should seek counsel of Attorney Gen
eral McReynolds. Joseph r. Davies.
the commissioner OF corporations.
members OF the Interstate commerce
commission and the president.
There was general discussion among
the conferees Of the antitrust meas
ures with a view 10 their improve
ment. but no changes were deter
mined upon.
Further Conferences.
Further joint conferences OF COM
mittses in charge of trust legislation
will be held tomorrow and on Tues
day the house judiciary committee
will meet 10 pass upon proposed
plans for hearings on the bills sub
mitted.
Besides plans for hearings. the
subcommittee composed OF Represen-
tatives Clayton. Floyd and Carlin
proposes TO confer with the president
and administration leaders on an
amendment 20 the trade relations bill
which would prohibit holding com
panies.
IL was concerning this feature OF
the program that President Wilson
has said that he is still open minded.
MY mind Is still to let" the president
said recently in discussing the subject.
In his message 10 congress on the
trusts. she chief executive referred 10
this feature In an interrOgatory form.
Trade Commission ELL.
The house interstate commerce and
foreign commerce committee also IS
expected TO meet during the week TO
take up the Interstate trade commits.
sion bill. Chairman Adamson planning
10 study carefully the measure al
ready submitted by the judiciary sub.
committee. This committee and the
senate Interstate commerce committee.
also will begin deliberations on the
proposed measure To give the inter.
state commerce commission authority
20 regulate the issuance OF railroad
securities
While the preliminary antitrust
program is being shaped. congress
has much to keep IL busy Tho pro-
posed federal investigation Of condi.
tons in the Michigan copper and colo
RADIO coal mines viii engage tho atton.
ton Of both houses during the week
Tomorrow the senate committee on
education and labor will take up for
consideration the Ashurst and Thomas
resolutions on this subject
In the house it IS planned 20 bring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-26

new papers. Colonel Nenustiano Car
rama today replied to a flood of mes
ages from peace societies in Europe
VINO asked for peace In Mexico
Az OF these messages. which were
received the last two days, asked for
peace IN Mexico. and eacE contained
lh' spanish word Tor Deace They
We're sent by societies in England
itIssia. belgium. Portugal. Skitzer-
iand. Holland and Spain.
This simultaneous action gave rise
20 much population among General
'arr1uIa's advisers. and the opinion
vas expressed freely that 70 had been
brought about by some action Of the
ilu"rta government az Mexico City
through its AGENTS In Europe.
csrranza Answers
General Carranza personally an.
sWcrcd q number or messages from
prominent Spanish publicists and poll
iicians 40 of bits answers To- the
spanish Inquiries contained some ret
rrfuCo Orb fup Mexican uprising of
February. INlt in which President
AHpcro was kIlIrd 10 was pointed
ont Thar fuo Spanish residents OF Mex.
.co bad been barred iu some districts
Tor assisting Tho llunrtH movement
The system of giving company cur
rDncr ruOd only for merchandise af
camp stores as method 81 paving D..
nornr- d. being Investigated hy the
Con. tifuioualist chief during his STAY
boo ~Irll7u. Tho system is said To- have
houri- he'd during the Diaz regime and
In have constituted virtual upunngr
tarriufa. 90 is said. has taken 70 frm
stand AGAINST b. and warned aU ou.
ploycre chat They must pay their vorE.
men in slate currency issued hy Tho
iueurceuf government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-26
WHEN STRUCK OVER HEAD WITH
Ak IN HANDS OF ROBERT
MEANS.
assault Occurred In Mike Agnie's sa-
loon In North End Crisis
viii De Reached Today.

What may result I'm another muir
der 70 blot the records OF Ohio coun-
~. was staged in Mike Agnlc's saloon
on North Main street. Saturday
night Robert Means. white youth
OF 10 years. crazed with whiskey.
deeit negro musician. Albert Allen
sanders. blow on the head with an
axe. laying open his skull. mediate
~ following the effair Sanders was
removed 10 the North Wheeling Hos
pitsl and Means TO the city lookup.
According TO eye witnesses OF the
aHair the Sanders boy was playing
an accordion and the other boy was
dancing around the room Several
times the white boy bumped against
,ne colored player and when the lat
Ter demonstrated with him. made an
effort TO break bis musical instru-
ment. The Means boy then pushed
past the player, rushed Que OF the
saloon and down flight OF stairs 10
me pennsylvania railroad track.
there In a yard picked up a short
handled az; coming back into the
saloon from the rear OF the negro
boy. ne dealt him blow on the head
with the sharp edge
flushing from the saloon he took to
me nils above the top mill He was
later found In a gulley Just north o.
JJonathans ravine by Officer johnson
''HpN'u 70 me lookup ana
iater taken 10 the county Jail on a
commitment by Squire Hobbs 10 await
me results OF young Sanders Injuries
Nnen talked 10 concerning the case
by prosecuting Attorney II. NJ Addle.
man, ID. II. Mckee and a reporter he
said mat he had struck him.
Immediately following the cutting
UT. Bippus was called and had the in.
lnred lad removed to the hosnital
Last night he was reported as moi
quite so well and that there we're
suent hopes for his recovery Uis
tOhuiuon was such that when the
prosecuting attorney went to the hos
pital ne was not able TO talk al any
iength. lie said however. that he
iiNeu AZ No. lO9 Monroe street. Mar
, ihs Ferry, and was % years of age
re came To this city with his sten
Iaiher and his brother. Andrew San
usts. lie was playing when the trou
pic started. lie said that he and
Means were very good friends and
hit him. WY Nv
DR.. Blppus said last night that this
sharp edge Of the Ak struck tho nesrS
and passed through the Dojnt N,hers
me splnc joins the head. lust erazinp
.ne nraln. He removed the bone from
ne orain and placed gauze inside tC
slop the How OF blood. ut will he
necessary. he said. to remove Thai
Ssuze TO day. and M until then A. viii
pe hard 10 say what the outcome ma J
De. Little hopes however. are en-
'e'talned Tor his recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-26
NEGRO MAY DIE FROM WOUNDS
SUSTAINED SATURDAY NIGHT
TEACHER RESIGNS.

Miss Estella McGinty. teacher IN
the Warwood school. handed I'm her
resignation TO the board OF education
Saturday. The board took Immediate
action In the matter and accepted the
resignation and appointed Wilbur
Montgomery. former teacher IN the
Richlsnd and Liberty schools. TO MI
the vacancy. Miss McGinty resigned
her position 20 take up position In
the Webster school OF this city.