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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-11

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-11

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-11

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Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
HOME BUILDERS ARE
 VERY BUSY IN OAKLAND

On lot IS, block ?, Oakland, the Home
 Builders are building for the Phoenix Realty Co.,, one of the most unique bun galOWS in Phoenix. The house is of
 buff brick, furnished by the Fl Paso Brick company. This color brick is pleasing to the eye and should become popular. The porch faces two ways, | north and east. The floor will be of cement, also steps and walks. Many nice features are included in the pantry arrangement which relieves the kitchen of the usual crowded appearance and this change will be welcomed by every tidy housewife. Especial attention is given the sanitary plan of the kitchen and the Woodstone sink helps out this general plan. The closets in the bed rooms are large and well placed and the convenient spacing of the windows throughout the house, including their height and width will mean much to- wards the comfort of the occupants. The contract price is around 5000 and is to be finished November 1.
 For $. w. Collins on lot 31, block 3, Las Palmas house costing 5000 is being built. This property will be fin ished December l, and a well-knoWn Phoenix business man has closed a contract to lease it for two years. For H. A. Eye in Bella Vista, beautiful
 home is being built at a cost of 5000. At 3rd street and the Osborne road
 another neat bungalow is being fin ished for c. D. Burgess
 The Home Builders are preparing
 plans for several Phoenix people and
 as soon as they are accepted, work will begin. In Chelsea Place out of the
 many houses built by this company, all
 have been sold but two In Bonnie View
 ten of the fourteen houses built, have
 been taken and but two are left in Las
 Palmas out of score built. This is
 both a tribute to the substantial type
 of houses built by the Home Builders
 and another indication that Phoenix is
 growing faster than many of it's boost
 CTS know.
 A glance at the building inspectors
 report shows Phoenix more than hold
 ing it's own with any city twice it's size
 in the west.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
Outfitting and Dry Goods Men Get Together on the Proposition for Great Fashion Show for Phoenix and PhOenicians

A big style show, similar to those carried on in all the big centers of fashion at this season of the year, has been decided upon by the dry goods and outfitters in the city of Phoenix. It was the matter for discussion of meeting of the leading men engaged in this business held at the Arizona club yesterday morning and the tenta- tive date Set for the universal showing of all that's fit and up-to-date to wear, for both men, women and children, has been fixed for October 19, although this has not yet been permanently settled yet
 The object of the style show is to give the people of Phoenix chance to see in the best invironment all the lat est styles of clothing and all the latest patterns of those things of Wear that are so much desired by the well dressed This has not been the GUS tom heretofore, each merchant taking his own date for his displays, but this time the display will be made simul- taneOusly in each store thus providing a perfect set of show window in the down town district for the extreme pleasure and delight of the many peo- pie who are anxious to purchase only the proper thing and the others who possibly not able to buy full outfits of up-to-date wear. still very much like to see what is proper
 In addition to this feature all the stores will be open and goods placed on show that evening for inspection and information. No goods will be sold as it is not a selling event or a bargain proposition in any sense of the word. Invitations to purchase after the close of the big show will be made.
 Tn order to make the show a more general event, general excursions will be run from the towns nearby, and number of additional and interesting features will be included This is one of the greatest features of the trade at home campaign that is being inaugu- rated in Phoenix at this time.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
VALLEY CANE |S
 GREAT PRODUCER
Expert Delighted With Su- periority of Local Sugar Cane Over the Louisiana Product-Believes Great Future for It Here

There are 100 acres of sugar cane in the Marinette section that according to expert testimony is better than Lou isiana has raised in the memory of the present generation. The stalks of this cane have yet two months to grow but at that they are thicker around than the ankle of the ordinary man. As against the pound and a half per foot of the Louisiana cane these Salt River valley stalks will go five pounds to the foot. This is a part of the product of the fields of this section that will be manufactured into the brilliant sugar crystals at the factory at Glendale.
 One of the features of the factory this year is the foundations for the machinery to manufacture the stalks to sugar proper. The solid blocks of concrete are fourteen feet thick and there are six of them and the big rolls on these blocks will be drivn by a three hundred horse power engine All this is not generally known in connection with the stories that are being cir cu- lated with reference to the sugar situ- ation. .
 That this years crop, the first of su- gar cane in Arizona will be a success is the verdict that is given by J. E. Le- blanc of Mccall, Louisiana, an expert who has recently been in this section on a tour of inspection. The officials of the sugar factory, President Worth ington, R. P. Davie and Manager Cul- yer accompanied MT. Leblanc and were
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
REALTY BOARD MEETING
 CALLED FOR MONDAY
Many Matters of Great Interest to
 be Discussed

The recent ruling of the reclama- ton service regarding townstes and subdivisions will be the subject of an interesting discussion at the meeting of the Phoenix Realty Board at the beard of trade on Monday evening, and in view of the importance of it 2 large attendance of the members of the organization is looked for.
 The condition of the valley and the City of Phoenix will be also given much attention during the discussion, and a comparison with other cities and other sections wifi be made. The idea of this is that all members of the board should be supplied with as much general information as to con- ditions elsewhere as possible. The meetings are becoming a perfect cen- ter of interest for the purpose of posting the realty men. Discussion and cooperation are becoming rec ognized as of great assistance to the welfare of the general broker, and good fellowship and affection among the various members of the business are being built off.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
Additional Sports
WAR HAS NOT HURT
 SMALL GAR SALES
Sales Manager Philip of Dodge Car
 Says Conservative Buyers Still Have Faith

With the exception of a tendency toward conservative buying on the part of automobile purchasers, the European war has affected the auto .. mobile trade to a very small extent in the east, according to A. l. Philip, general sales manager for Dodge Brothers. MT. Philip has just re- turned from a two weeks trip to New York, Philadelphia, Boston and other eastern points and is enthusi- astic over prospects for the coming year.
 T found new firms being organ ized and incorporated for the sale of motor cars in every city visited on my trip" said MT. Philip yesterday Seemingly the dealers in the east are preparing for big year, as ev- cry one I talked with had increased his orders materially for 1915 de- liveries.
 "One thing that served as a source of considerable surprise and gratifi- cation to me was the great interest shown by prospective buyers in the new car which Dodge Brothers will bring out for 1915. While l was prepared to find the trade interested, tte fact that we have done little or no advertising in that section, had led me to believe that few pur- chasers were acquainted with Dodge Brothers plans. Many prospects in the east have informed our dealers that they intend postponing their nurchase of an automobile until they have seen Dodge Brothers new car. MT. Philp states that the selling
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
DEBATING OVER
(CoInnued From Page One)

ties are hopeful that a peaceful set tlement of the difficulties will be dr- rived at by Villa and Carranza."
 Admiral Howard, commanding the naval vessels in Mexican Pacific waters, reported the commandant at Mazatlan had been ordered by the constitutionalist government to take possession of the Occidental bank at Mazatlan Assurances were received from Mexico City. he said, that no properties of civilians will be inter fered with. Apprehension which has been felt among the civilians that the government intended to confis cate other properties at MaZatlan, the report said, was greatly relieved by assurances from Mexico City.
 The convention in Mexico City, ac cording to reports received here to- day, yesterday elected Governor Gutierrez, of San Luis Potosi, presi- cent of the convention.
 The constitutionalist agency here announced tonight that Fernando Iglesias Calderon, General Villas choice for provisional president, would not accept the office unless a convention representing all the ele- n3ents should choose him.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
LOSERS DRAW BLANKS IN
 FIRST FOOTBALL GAMES
Harvard, Vale, Brown, Navy, Prince ton Some Of Winners ir Yes
 terday's College Football

Fairly tight scores were found in .estcrday's football report, wired to The Repablican by Associated Press last night. The big fellows all had tough nuts to crack for the early in the season contests, but losers d. most unanimously drew blanks. The scores
 Football Tevas University, 2S; Trinity Col leEe. C.
 Minnesota. 2S: North Dakota, 6. Carlisle, C: I.ehigh, 21. Blown. 20: Rhode Island State, 0. Dartmouth. A. Norwich, 0. Wesleyan. Q: Bowdoin, 0. Williams. 6: Vermont, 0. Purdue. 25; Wabash, 3. Michigan. G9; Case, o. Harvard. i4; Springfield Y. NJ. z. <. College, o.
 YHle. 2l. University Virginia, 0. Franklin and Marshall, 10; Penn sylyania. Q.
 Princeton, 10; Bucknell 0. Navy. 13: Georgetown. 0. Stanford. 3I: Barbarians, g. Denver University, 20; Sacred Heart. o.
 Chicago. 3i: Indiana, o. At Seattle: University of Wash ington. 45; Washington Park Ath . letic club. 0.
 Al Missoula. Mont: University of Montana, ST; Ramblers of Butte, Q.
 Rugby University of Nevada. r; Olympic Club of san Francisco, IA.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
UP-T0-DkTE STYLE SHOW FOR
 LOCALS FOR MIDDLE IF MONTH

extremely pleased with his verdict. Mir. LeBlanc's advice was to plant more su- gar in this section as he is sure there IS money in it,-a paying crop.
 in accordance With his recommen- dation the company is now obtaining contracts from the farmers for addi- tional acreage, expecting to put in con- siderably more than was placed in su- gar last year and of other land The further recommendation will be that beets also be grown as a root crop be- cause of the value to the soil such a crop always has.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04

of the German cruiser Leipzig which is reported to have sunk two British ships last week. British lines oper- ating ships from Balboa to the south have withdrawn their salings, thus delaying mails from Santiago, Chile, and points beyond. Only Chilean and Peruvian boats are now plying to ports on the west coast
 According to reports reaching here the Leipzig is sailing toward Panama but it is impossible to verify these rumors. Nor is there any confirma- ton here of the reported sailing around Cape Horn of British Men-of- war which are believed to have orders to destroy the Leipzig.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
SINKS SEVEN STEAMERS
Berlin Statement Tells of Work of
 German Cruiser Karlsruhe
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1spArcHl

LONDON, Oct. 3.-The following statement issued from Berlin was re- ceived here by wireless:
 The German cruiser Karlsruhe has sunk seven British steamers in the Atlantic. 4 letter found on Q Bel Gian officer who was captured by the Germans contained the following: When we re-enter Brussels We will take with us a large stock of matches to set fire to Cologne. and every csher place through which we pass. Ilenceforth we will have no more in- jnred prisoners; everyone will be killed :"
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04

organization for Dodge Brothers in the east is rapidly nearing compile tion and found dealers and prospects alike. eagerly awaiting shipments of the first cars from the factory r. IS expected that Dodge Brothers will ship the first car some time in Oct ober.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
.LEFEvRE IS NEW HEAD
 OF CUBS ATHLETIC CLUB

Wilfred Lefevre is the new presi dent of the Cubs Athletic club. fol- lowing a meeting last night at whicn former President Earl Reno resigned. While electing a new president the club just named over it's old officers, Holmes Mann, vice president; Lewis Irvine, secretary, and Dick Heflin, treasurer.
 Three ballots were necessary to elect.
 The Cubs second team didn't get to play the Tigers Goofs yesterday owing to the muddy condition of the field. The game has been set over to Tuesday afternoon at 4:30.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
Oh, yes, pretty near forgot! DRAG THE ROADS!

From the hitherto undistinguished metropolis of Goffs, somewhere on the Santa Fe mainline between Needles and Bagdad, comes the report that Herbert Worcester is geschtucken in the mud yet. Herb is trying to return to Phoenix on one motorcycle. 'Td a been all right" he writes, !" if I hadn't come into a darn washout, where a cloud burst and the bottom dropped out of things" He will be here Monday mebbeSo.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04

The fact they put it all over Yales fast baseball team, and have not suffered a defeat at the hands of any college team east of the Rockies makes them out a ball club of real class. Their line up on the home ward trip is the same as that of the eastern tour, in spite of the fact several of the young men were re ported to have been offered con
 tracts by big league managers.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
NEW SALESMAN-J.

NEW SNCC VTFNIN-J lI DtVIF-l ], recently of New York City, is now in the employ of the real estate and insurance firm of Prince and Futile. He will act as general salesman for the well known firm. MT. Setter is an experienced salesman and comes highly recommended.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
RELATED INFORMATION

Professor Gin geology)-The geolo- Gist thinks nothing of a thousand years
 Sophomore-Great guns, And I lent a geologist $10 yesterday-Grit.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
DRAG THE ROADS!
TO DESTROY LEIPZIG
Says British BattIeship Hurrying to
 Tackle Lcne Cruiser
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1spArcHl

PANAMA. oct 3-Shipping along the western coast of south America has been almost suspended owing to the reputed presence in these waters
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04

The Ford relay race will be thrilling. A quiet gentle hammered parson might squeeze a few drops of excitement out of the first two events. But for down. right class, look only to the fifty miller, the free for all handicap and the mile dashes.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04

Hire little safesman at The Re- publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04

Minnie Chimes is coming. Her boss, J. O. McVey entered the classy mare yesterday by mail. Minnie has been over all the half mile tracks in the west and middle east and is now fin ishing up at Columbus in the big cir cult. Sid Goldman's King Daphne is also late entry, as is San Jacinto.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04

There are undelivered telegrams Ut the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: Minta Barkeiew and s. l.. Harris
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04

Biggest in the United States is the entry list for the fast paces. There are a dozen hOrses-none poor ones in the free for all. In the 2:03 are six teen entries and in the 2:03 22 are elig- ible.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04

 STOCK be calling FEED MILLS FEED CUTTERS well IMPLEMENTS VE HiCIES
Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
RAIN STOPPED ONE
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Arizona republican., 1914-10-04
CHINESE BALL TEAM

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Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-26
PERSONAL DEDICATION
 MUST BE MADE
Is Secret of Success in Affairs Tenn
 poral and Spiritual.

Rev. c. H. Ricketts addressed the Y. NJ. c. A. shop meeting at the Rich mond Radiator company, Wednesday noon. Mrs. L. o. Potter did the sing ing and was accompanied by Miss Letitia Kramer. Personal Dedication was Mir. Ricketts, topic and in part he said
 To get a full and fair idea of this subject it is necessary to look at the word dedication" in all its bearings. It is derived from the Latin and sig nifies to announce or declare. Then it easily becomes a formal address de- claring that something has been set apart or devoted to some specific pur- pose. Churches are dedicated when they are set apart for the purposes for which the church was instituted.
 The act of dedication is usually for nal. Flags wave, houses are dec orated, children march, bands play. business suSpends, choirs sing and orators speak when schoolhouses, buildings. etc, are set apart for their several uses. This is we'll It is well that we bring vividly to public notice great ideas that materialize for the purpose of serving humanity in some form. This is being done as never be- fore. Mans grappling with the light
 ming, his discovery and mastery of
 great elemental forces, and his mak- ing them to bear on the worlds gen eral uplift is an act of dedication that live.
 All this is glorious, but it is tame compared with the personal dedication
 Of one human soul to the well being of
 humanity. The speaker referred to the importance of the personal dedi-
 cation of children to their school work. Without this in a few years there
 would be no schoolhouses. libraries, monuments, or municipal buildings to dedicate
 The speaker laid much stress on workmen dedicating themselves to
 their toll. In point of dignity and worth no distinction is to be made be- ] tween manual labor and mental toll. l They are two departments of Gods one workshop. We have no right to divide occupations into sacred and secular. The word secular ought to be plotted out from our vocabulary. A contrast was then drawn between dedicaing oneself to an honorable and | dishonorable career. As man is and must be a free moral agent God has 1 put the awful power of choice into our 1 hands. If man dedicates himself to i sin, he will find himself in the grip of i a monster who will use him for awhile | for selfish purposes, then abuse him
 and finally fling him aside like so much carrion. But the man who dedicates | himself to God in Jesus Christ goes on l from strength to strength and from l glory to glory until he will one day | stand forth in the white light of i'm l mortality.
 The speaker then gave vivid in- l stances that had come under his own 1 personal observation of these two l trends of service. It was shown that i dedication te the highest spiritual pur-
 poses, and fidelity to the same, crown
 ed man with honor in this life. and 1 gained an abundant entrance into the l next
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-26
An Easy Way to Get
 Fat and Be Strong

The trouble with most thin folks who wish to gain weight is that they insist on urugging their stomach or sturhng 1t With greasy foods; rubbing on use less flesh creams" or following some
 foolish physical culture stunt, while
 the real cause of thinness goes sun-
 touched You cannot get fat until
 your digestive tract assimilateS the
 Thanks to a remarkable new scien-
 tific discovery, 1t is now possible to
 combine into simple form the very ele-
 ments needed by the digestive organs
 to help them convert into rich, fat
 laden blood This master-stroke of modern chemistry is called Sargol and
 has been termed the greatest of flesh
 builders. Sargol aims through its re-
 coax the stomach and intestines to lit- erally soak up the fattening elements of your food and pass them into the blood, where they are carried to every starved. Droken-down cell and tissue of your body. You can readily picture the result when this amazing transforms tion has taken place and you notice about your neck, shoulders and bust disappear and you take on from 10 to 2G pounds of solid. healthy flesh. Sar- gol is absolutely harmless, inexpensive efficient. Lee & Osgood and other leading druggists of Norwich and vi- cinity have 1t and will refund your
 money if you are not satisfied. ar peI the guarantee found in every package CautiOn:--While Sargol has given ex- cellent results in overcoming nervous ] dyspepsia and general stomach troubles | it snould not be taken by those who | do not wish to gain ten pounds ol more.