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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-28

Piled with schedules of rates of the
various hotels in Honolulu and Vicin-
ity. The tourist agency is cooperating
with the Promotion Committee in di-
recting travel toward Hawaii, and now
is compiling printed matter in which
the territory will pc given iberali
space. III. NJ
The Matsofl steamer Wilhelmfna
will arrive in Honolulu tomorrow
morning full up" as A. p. Taylor,
San Francisco representative OF the,
Promotion Committee, expresses it.
"The travel is Increasing" writes Nj.
Taylor, "and 1 am sure We will have
nothing to complain of. Other beats
are said to be- filhng up, according to
present reservations, lin satisfactory
numbers"
The civil service commission will
meet at the city hall at 1880 O'Clock
this evening to receive the report OF
Raynier Sharpe, who had charge of
the civil service examination at Me-
!, Kinley high school Saturday after
noon. The five who stood highest in
| the, test for applicants for the clerks
job in the county sheriff's office will
be reported to the commission, as well
i as the rating of the others who seek
positions in the fire and police de-
ipartments.
G. Hansen Of Ke1aila, Charles H.
/ Wilcox of Lfhue and ]. /. Silva of
Elee1e have been appointed members
lof the promotion committee of the
Kauai Chamber of Commerce. accord
ing to mail advices received by the
local Promotion Committee The du-
| ties of the Kauai committee are ito
cooperate with the Hawaii Promotion
Committee in the interest of tourist
travel to Kauai and otherwise, in ev-
cry way, promote sucn travel"
! That there is an increasing demand
| at the San Francisco Office of the
Promotion Committee for information
as to Jobs and positions in the lava
) iian islands is the gist of report
which has been .eceiyed by the COM
mittee from A P. Taylor, its coast
Representative. This, Of course, is
! the one ticklish feature of the work
here" writes Mr.. Taylor, but in prac-.
ideally all cases am compelled to put
a damper on such propositions except
in cases where the inquirers state
they have means and will be able to
take look around without material
" inconyeniencing themselves"
The Funeral services of Mrs. I.afela
Stone, who died at 10 o'clock Saturday
evening at the home of her father-in-.
f1aw, David Kalauokalani, ST., Kuna
iwai Lane, are being held this after
noon from the undertaking establish
ment Of H. H. Williams. Interment
will be in the Kalihi-pohaku cemetery.
Mrs. Stone was descendant of one
of the best known families of the ISL
and Of Hawaii. and had.fa large circle
of friends. She was married twice,
and is survived by a widower and 13
children. --.-... {.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-28

The Parson-Do You have family
prayers at your house every morning,
Tommy? Tommy-No, sir; only at
night. We amt afraid in the daytime
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-28
DIRECTED VERDICT
IN McCARN CASE
REFUSED BY JUDGE
you do repeat you are a lying =

Continued from page oneJ
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21
FORMER LOCAL RESIDENT
MEETS DEATH ON COAST

Los Angeles. Feb. sl.-E Roy
Locke of this city was killed on
Thursday OF last week at vie,orvil,c.
He was in the employ of the SOUTH
ern Sicrras Powder Company. and
while inspecting a tower came in
contact with a live wire. the shock
causing him to fall forty feet. He
was unconscious when picked up and
though medical aid was promptly
administered and every effort made
to revive him. he passed away with
out rcsaining consciousness. Locke
was the son OF Mres. Ella Locke. of
No. MA West Wifty-first place, and
the brother Of Mrs. Il. NJ. Brickley.
Mrs. May E. Dunlavy. both of New
Mexico. and Floyd Locke. The body
ha. been shipped'to this city ana the
funeral was conducted Monday at :
.. m, ut the Brescoe cha pei. The in
ternient was 10 Rosedale. 49, .s..
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21
FELIX olAz BACK
ON AMERICAN son

N-r YORK. fsb. .i-r-li. Dia,
-. helped bsisx zhpi, the do....tt
OF Msd.fo. bs; later had Ia tie. .,.sa
Nssie" for bis li'.. arrived h-t- ,s.
Gay 'fofH ba,asas ~. declared ,hs,
10 had no in'ss'ioa "a. s,lyinx hia.
self Sith CsfrAasa sna Villa and dc.
rHs-d 8" d,.cs.s what plans. II sny.
d" hsa for r-saiains tho power he
eae- had ia Mexico Friend. ~ho
accompany him in hi. exile. said he
l"fi Havana because hc feared ,h,
hostility Of tn. Hu-r,ai.ta. Who al.
ready had made one attempt, to ktii
him si"c- he slcd from Vera Cruz
II come 'o, ,i.l, friends" said
GcnS'ai bias 4 don't know how
long I shA!l stay. no. I ha,. NO plans
TO 4" to Washington. have NO, ar.
ranged to meet cay rmi.sar, from,
the rcrolatioaists or any other
Ncsirans. except my o~n personal
friends
There VAS no delegation to NEE,
~" "scn nc stepped OF the steam
"r Morro Cas;ic. \ Fifteen year old
10y. son o! A. Miranda. q relative OF
Mrs. Dias. took him In charge and Al.
soon as til" customs officers hat
passcd his baggage lac and his wifi.
went TO Mr.. Miranda's apartment a,
s'i Wcs, i5s,h street. where he will
make his home during his stay in
New York
With General Diax were his wife.
and four countrymcn who like him
fled from Vera Cruz. They ar. los.
Bonalcs sandovai. his attorney; DR..
Pedro Delvillas. hts sccrctar. and in
tcpretcr. Dr. Richard Del Rio and
Captain Hector Arostcgui. Like their
leader. these men were rcticcnt abou,
eNptesstas opinions of the conditions
Of affairs in Mexico. ..
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21
Hearing on 7ha,o
Case Eaded 1oday

csa,osd. y. ~. fsh. :l-Th. ia.i
h.srinr in the tni-S stats. court
for the district Of Nrs Hampshire.
in the cas-, os Harry X. rhav. CON
.iaa-i to-day. William T. JescHs
.aaLs in opposition 10 rsa-. p-'i'
lion Tor a ~fi, of has~ss .ospa. aud
fog admission .. hail
Nf 1-f.mr asked t.. .rrsaisssen
&. I'LL. suppl. IN. siafy briefs ani ~ss
given ,-n day. Z. u" 40. Tha~ .
counsel viIi reply sen iaJ. there
after. igHs- Alirieh then ~,iI frs.
der his decision
pcudius Judge Aidrirh. decision.
rha~ will rpmsia here in the same
.u.,.i, ". for the test .is months.
The n,~ br-is ~iii have to do ~i,h
,hr ru.-.sioa Of the absolute .r dis.
.r-,i.aarD s;.h' Of ThA~ TO bail.
aud ~h-,h~r he ha. ios, that rishs
ly ci.,iins ,o use the process Of ha-
h,ss corpus.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21
More Falsekoeds
Are Shown Up

The structure built upoa ialseheod
and misrepresentation has fallea.
broken and crushed, like . house Of
cards.
And all the kings hosses aad all
the kings men cannot saise il up
again.
feonAgs DOES not exist-hls aevss
esisted in the coal fields Of cslesads
This Was established before the Coz.
stesaional. investigation committee
today BY witnesses upoa whsa the
union relied to sabs,Antiais their n.
d.erloas charges II WAS an s~tai
biox 10 union a,,orneys. Union lad.
dropped their heads Aesreusiy. Some
slipped out into the wiass 10 he
alone with their easgyia.
0ae By oae the ehAIges of ir.sgs.
iAs,'ies against ,he cal opess,sss
have been tefuied. The sensa,iessi
stories have been found to Be iatrses
Il fiction. The eoaspissey 10 dis.
credit the op<n,ess is saly too ap-
pasvni.
Witassses festhe sniea. ssns Of
then. have shown the results ef cart
fol drilling ard sens q then have
fesssssss their hsss They have haI
10 ee pseap'ea fsea the w,ssx.
TIER ssssld hare a,,s.asa q isv
ass ssAsansh At fisse sptinaseie
OVER 'As dsvslepasais Of The COS.
sT:ss-saAl iave,sisasiss tAs lssAsn
.: the Uai,sd Mae Wostss ass ssv
The a:s akjsesiy disesseesssd isA,.
r'dssls iaAs,aab's. Thy fssl thsa-
sslvss i,RS'ss. clipping. lip,sss.
elessr 70 Tie dast abysA q
Feossse. Sses. not exist. Nss
were Dot MA rissssn. Ma vss~
net hsA sp,ive like s,avss. VT.
asses which The mica Laden a.
pss;sd 10 ss:Ab,iaa this eesds,sss
have sseah,iahed the srrs,se. n
'ssth WILL eene cot.
II has sssa another ~ Il r,e,ssy
fer ,hs spssAisrs.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21
1srs Jol, Club.

Tn. TIE. Je!i club "a. .a'.rtains-i
By Mr- ". II. Carpenter on Topeka
avenue. Tie v.,.ftaiamen, va. in
the nature o: a colonial party All
..E. dressed in colonial .,yi-. Thc
vet. IN the national e"l-
or \ s.adinE ~a. given b, Nr y
e .r,.s.. aud MT-. W. \. Tsibtlc aud
Miss Adele whs-i-r rendered s.'-rai
uiu4eca al s-I.s Hons
\ tvo.c"uT.- iunca-on ~as rrfN.''
by the hostess Tue Su-s' list In
.ipdcd Air ana Nrs. }. 7. H-isicy
Nr. and Mrs. a l.. Wheeler. Mt aud
Mrs. J. " T.uu,son. Mr, and Mrs.
u. \. t.ass.n. Mr.. and Airs. Ea c"u-
rcu. NT. and Mrs ". A. Trihblr.
Mr. A. c. Gross. io- Wheeler. Miss
Adele Wheeler. Mr.. and Mr.. Car
pcn,-T. Mr. Paul I:a.,on and Mise
Virginia fa.'on.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21
Basatelle Club Enteitain..

Mis-. Ruth Clark and Miss Nell
Abram. will entertain tn. members
OF the Basateiic Club at the home of
Miss Abram. ON Colorado avenue.
this evening. Those present will be
the Misses Josephine Hunter Of Den
yer. Be.s Archer. Tot Mitchell. Mar
jori. Nor'hcutt. Ruth Clark. Nell
Abrams. Dot Sanser.. EVELYN San
dcr.. Corinnc Hercules. Marie For
Caldwell. Paul Carmichael. Cecil Day.
Sam Morse. i. Il. Morgan. Walter
Campbell. Malcolm Erickson. Clyde
Harper. Waldo Conkic and X. 4. Gui-
hen.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21
7riaidad High
Wins at Walsesburs

wsis~abusx. f-s. si-Ths Trial.
dad kish s.laoi basketball team
gave ,A- ws,.-abase tesm . dsubi'-
sas h-Fv last Esshs. the .sos- 1-ias
"a ,oi.s
The game sac gias.d -t the srn..
orr ana "a. witnessed By . large
crs~d af his.s sshaot rustst.
,eath Sinclair accompanied the
team. h~s-..hy ~a. the referee.
TIE Tsini';adi iaeap ~as a. FOL
lows; N-;ss-r. .catcf. Lott aud
Mitchell. 'oFNas'i.. and Ccsisinscr
ani rf"ss-r. guards.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21
Trinidad Club Entersains.

Th. Trinidad club held the MONTH
~ reception las, nizhi. Dancing and
card playing formed the dtscrsitsis
for the evening. These present were
Mr. and Mrs. John Drury. Mr.. ana
Mrs. u. \. Rhodes. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Fr-irich. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Holt.
Mr. and Mr. ROY Campbell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bsiiinzcr. Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
aud daughter. Captain and Mrs. Ed
Smith. Major and Mrs. Boushton. Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Van Slyck. Mr.
and Airs. Lloyd zimmerman. Mr.. and
Mrs John Belts. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Carmichael. Mr.. and Mrs. John Roe-
rr.. Mr.. and Mrs. r y. Wood. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Williams. Mrr. r. $.
McChc-ncy. Mrs. Cutton. the Misses
Nina Anderson. Tot Mitchell. Marie
forhan. Be>s Archer, Ruth Clark.
Joscphin. Hunter. of Denver. MIL
dred ONley. Gladys Braneon. Clara
Marty. Lupic Bent. Bess and Agnes
Babcock. Marjorie Sorthcutt. Mrs.
Linderfclt. Miss McCasi,. the Mcssrs.
Harper. Caldwell. Sanders. Morse.
Zimmerman. Guihen. Erickson. Mgc-
low. Frost. Connors. Collins. Chap
man. Randolph. Wren. King. Kerr.
Grove. Campbell. Burnett and Null
berry
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21
Jasa,ae Club

Th. JAssainr cub mss t,.ss ss-s ~
sh. seeas sf NJ. t~ Marin % Asi'
saas ssvAs~. TA~- tn1sssa0Ho ~ss
rl-ssss,iy sp~ss b sv~'as.,. tss~iafs
Prt-. s-r- awarded. :sr.t IA >isss J.
TsonssSs .as .~soaa ps!sr so Nss
y Esissoasi. \ I o'clock a.!ssssss
i.nrh-an "a. .<rs-a ~ ihs h.sssss
.s.i.,-s, sF Ms. Nslo Motto asss'
Ms.. y Davis
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21
Tourist Club Ob,erxe Day

The Tourist club observed Reel
procity day today by entertaining
the Picrian and Hypatia clubs at the
home OF Mrs. Frank Bloom. The
Bloom home was beautifully decorat-
ed for the occasion. The colors used
were red and white and the general
decorating scheme carried out the
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21
WHO SHOULD MOVE ON?

Ho then let qu,osi split hA!s Le'
s,, down things BY their night
The uss.pap rieass. and disorder aad which
eoaA,e,sA bv k.nx Of Nine Workers America has ssa
rs;iA and the os Of
v e.d has psSs'sny dsmaaesd IN
HI, ~d ,.,sx that ss reign Of ou'la~y
ray ssaia soa,hsrs Colorado
I<. tie a.dnsh, aad ayasmss u
essssss The Free Ptess
liberty eesey sad kil' hoxs the Fee
lrs,. IN b,Asu hors gaia their eads ~
saeses
hss o:nzsd the eea a'ks start
81 wAe the WY that the STATE militia
Fss sAaeh thai sheet complains
oa s, ass dsasaA that the mFe-
Why not demand that the
sssssss ,aiinds,ss peksts Why rot
bs safe fss e,ssas eoassaas being
lsssA ,asassd ksss strike y.ps'Assu
charged ri,h es,ns In the catalogue
xssliass sss srsssA the Pss the
aasss npspss svs, ae,hag sa Of the street sssvs
IL sass kss have participated xoh
attacked ssd ssAsslssd the streets
1saial Hhsg MD 81 zeal company snpeys ~ess'
shss spsyss whs have essa attacked o.
the kohtns has sssa sa sss As
shsss Aas xhs drav saassss
tAsss satkaA
Lei nj ~ hssA d 1T II - 4 sAe esansaV
sAs nssh q oesssss 1ssa hk As lss
hssad the q the Lealev dis
iAsse dAys warfare wha erssa we're
vhea psbe pekse4 aad pstou.d
hek esys ~hsa saia on the
he city The and ea Tie roads Iufn hack 10
thsse Greats decide vho shau
0sa, verify. whe shau "nove on
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21
TREATIES RATIFIED

Washington. d. C.. Feb. gil
without any amendment whateTer to
limit their scope. the senate by more
than a two-thirds vote today ratified
general arbitration treaties between
the United states and Great Britain.
Japan. Italy. spain. Norway. sweden.
and Switzerland.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21
|EPw0RTH LEAGUE
MEETING POSTPONED

Mr. and Mrs. StOnebraker planned
on entertaining the Epworth League
Tuesday evening. but word was re-
ceived yesterday OF the death of
Mrs. Stonebraker's mother.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21

Norai solo Mfss u l. Chandler
Ta- ui-sat-r. OF III. thr-- clubs
present today -crr Mesdan.s B.h.
cock. Cooley. Cook. Hughes. iiin.s.
wnicoss. Van Siyct. rrc.naii. Mason.
osl-. Armstrong. l.. u and " u
r-i.Fs. Ti,ion. Hubbard. \. e and
r. &. MrCh-sn.1. Hall. Robinson.
Quiii,rh. MaTrsns. Marty. ". -
sh-fman. shear. i.a-son. Nsy'lcli.
Clark. Nprlcrs,o. ttaru... nioom.
Brc,naii. Chandler. Clifford. congrr.
Cock. Cornell. Duiaa, by-. Eastman
Edwards. r:sion. fsrauaharson. Greg
or,. J.ffry--. Jones. L-~is. MeCiash-
an. Mclaughlin. Miiltk-n. ". 4
Miller. Moses. Northcu''. Powder.
accIcy. Shepard. sra;,oa. Turcck
B~n-ai,to. Barkcr. Kent. II.niries.
Price. Sinclair and Clark: the Nisscs
Anderson. Baird. Bunncii. Dunfori.
Gilchrca'. Hawi.y. H.ndrick.ou. Hull
Nasnc. aud Jessie I.ia-. McRorey.
Minor. MscdcT. Parse. Peters. Rice.
Shenkic. simpson. sod.r. Tyler and
White
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21

pssrss think e ealy eaasAs sAreash s.ps. This
eonda By Tie net that Arctic sxporsn peculiarly
co Nsns gsssaly accepted that ceas the civlssd
psrhsassd aad rapid change which
b depressed largely
tagea member efa family iparti,s cold another sssg
eoughing
cold aeAag relieved quickly That such papsss
accsnpAhsd quick aid cold essential remedy especially
devised q relieve ooAs quickly II1uNA
px1UuA
the naasd nsnbnss the
ns.banes the basdt remedy like P11uuA
relief aad tAs lsss eoutasiea
Ansssctsd cold bscens serious
may sndanssr ones family.
We insure homes against ire lives against death Why
asvss against ob By having tAs
haily chest that can b sssd
P11unA reliable household remedy for colds
should combat quickly - possihle
This is enlightened hygiene
People who feeble than Per-
normal health Such psrsens hsp
bald strong constitution II have appetite
warning that probably tonic like Puna
digestive esgsn When appetite ir aad work
quickly ars susceptibility colds diunsh very
Pons who object liquid nsdieinss P1lUHA
TAn1Ts
Ask Almanac
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21
7HE BUSINESS OF MAKING STRIKES

fellow and hear that dd sPshet hurled
a eaden srp their snssaa dsPea for men
psssA.
conducted misePrsseaaon and in.
~lsssasss sad ouswty
sucfessu Public sentiment large factor and
public for and thusxe The public not
.saas history strikes Of the wearing s'pes
as Wholesale murde and dynanns oussas Those meth
Cd hare hn sossd the uaed Nine wokss Colorado In
Nine srffer the consequences d
thets
Uaioas better conditions Of
Tie sad and better vision to the nen who
wrecked themeve because
espensble whose making strikes have wrecked
the union.
The professional strike permitted In
Colorado Colorado mus, black hand
organization which brought odium awlessne
people posing the friend Of the Garner s
reality he The
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21

Circumstances. soc a mos,h.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21

M"s' any'rms In printing neatly
"'rc.p'ri snd at Reasonable prices.
NJ 'h~ 'hroni-i~- News Job rpona
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21

Ws.hsns,.e bIEtadss IDEA. R-a and
vhi. cut flowers s.sr s.-i fcs thu
table sseosAsioe.s AZ ! s'siork . de-
ssrivss suhesson "a. served. patSps
The .s,s,aaan 'ss foiiouias program
Has rendered
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21

1s.-iisE D! the gEres'iss' .. TOsrls,
dub Nfs- J . S"fthra,;
Nosi Solo Als. naEas.
Aiis-s. bs ,se Psv.ia-Hs -: fi.rian
.lsb Ats " q K.sins1r
E.,isas MIs. Clifford
S.c.i duet
MEs. .T.s.FJ sad Ms.. n,c
Original pc-m. Past sui Present.
Mrs STATION
Arizona republican., 1914-12-19
RECLAMATION MOVIES
 SHOW VALLEY FEATURES
Product of Statistical Department of Service to be Devoted to Adver-
 tising Salt River Valley

1&e reclamation movies were shown yesterday at the Empress to an audi ence of officials of the Water Users association and reclamation service It was pronounced to be good and instant ly accepted by the management for an additional attraction for the Monday and Tuesday shows.
 The film was made under the di- rection of Statistician C. F. Blanchard of the United States reclamation ser vice, who visited Phoenix last fall for the purpose. The attempt to take nov ing pictures from moving auto on the Roosevelt road, did not pan out" ex- actly well, and some weird effects were secured. On the whole, however. the film is q candy. It is noted that a sec tion is deN oted to every prominent crop raised in the valley. The most beauti- fully colored slides ever shown here. make up the balance of the show, which is identical with the one to be given with lectures ar 'the Panama Pacific exposition.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-19
Order to Show Cause Why Order of Sale of Real Estate Should
 Not Be Made

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA, IN AND FOR MARICOPA COUNTY. In the Matter of the Estate of Ro- sario Leon Martinez, Deceased.
 It appearing to this court by the petition this day presented and filed by Apolonio Martinez, the admins trator of the estate of Rosario Leon Martinez, deceased, that it is neces sary to sell the whole or some DOT ton of the real estate of said dece dent to pay the debts of decedent and the expenses and charges of ad ministration,
 It is therefore ordered by this court all persons interested in the estate of said deceased appear before the said superior court on Monday the 4th day of January, A. D. 1915, at the hour of 9:30 o'clock A. M, of said day, at the courtroom of said court, at the court house in the city cf Phoenix, Maricopa County, State of Arizona, to show cause why an order should not be granted to said administrator to sell so much of said real estate as shall be necessary, and that a copy of this order be published four successive weeks in the Ari- zona Republican, q newspaper printed and published at the City of Phoe- nix, in said county.
 Dated December 5th, 1914.
 JOHN c. PHILLIPS.
 Trr1n
Arizona republican., 1914-12-19

J. R. Wilson, reading by Miss Mary Edna Stayles of the Arizona School of Music, which was especially ap- preciated by the audience. The main number was the playlet, Mrs. Jar ley's Wasworks,' which included characters from "Old Curiosity shop and Mother Goose Tales,' a bur lesque on Sleeping Beauty and the Merry Widow" Much credit is due both Mrs. E. D. Ryder, who ably impersonated Mrs. Jarley, and Mrs. il. O. Winslow, under whose direc- ton the play was given.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Geo. H. Newsholme, de- ceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator with will annexed of the Estate of Geo. H. Newsholme, deceased, to the credi- tors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers. within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator, Walter Bennett. at the office of kibbey, Bennett x Bennett, Fleming Block, in the City of Phoe- nix, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the busi- ness of said estate, in the said Coun- ty of Maricopa, Arizona
 WALTER BENNETT, Administrator of the estate of Geo
 II. Newsholme, deceased.
 Dated this 3rd day of December, 1914.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-19

orated with the club colors. green and gold. Mrs. Davidson presided over the miscellaneous booth, while Mrs Smith had charge of the candy booth and Mrs. F. A. Jefferson, the cooked food booth, where everything for the Sunday dinner was sold. Miss Margaret Ryder and Miss Ruth Winslow sold Christmas cards, from a pretty booth and a fish pond was another attraction. During the even ing the following program was given:
 A song by ten little girls from the Roosevelt school; vocal solo by Mrs.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-19
GOOD ROADS CONFERENCE
 AT COURT HOUSE TODAY
Improvement of Roosevelt Highway Will Be Discussed by Board of
 Trade Representatives

Conditions on the Globe Phoenix highway are reported to be very bad, and since the heavy rains of the last three days, are much to be deplored, according to good roads workers in the city. One result will be an i'm mediate movement to have the road repaired. The directors of the board of trade, the boards good roads com mittee and the supervisors will meet at ten o'clock this morning to dis cuss ways and means of getting the highway fixed before the influx of exposition tourists on the Southern Pacifics new automobile stage sched ule.
 Following the conference, a com mittee will call upon Governor Hunt to find out when the work of inn proving can start.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-19
Belgian Relief Committee

In Belgium be found the largest of innocent victims afflicted The Begans famed today acn9 worthy objects of the worlds chary to the Arizona Republican. directly to the
 Relief Committee
 Street.
 New York City.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-19
"Go1NG UP"
GOOD QO PHOENIX SUITS
 POSTAL INSPECTOR DUTT0N

Arizona is good enough for me, even it is a-raining pitchforks and things" quoth C. F. Dutton. the pos tai inspector who haunts an office in the federal buildings when he is not making trips after misusers of Uncle Sam's mail. And he declined an of fer of a transfer to the Hawaiian Islands in the same line of work and at an advanced remuneration.
 Dutton is one of the best known mail service experts in the southwest. He has worked up some right fla nous cases in the state. And he just naturally prefers Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1914-12-19
A Little Boost for Good Roads; get out that Drag if the Sun Shines!
Roosevelt District

The bonds for the new school buildings have been sold to a Den yer firm and the money for same has been forwarded. Work will be commenced immediately and pushed to completion.
 The Neighborhodd Club bazaar, which was given at Neighborhood House, Saturday afternoon and even ing. was a decided success. Fifty eight dollars were added to the trea- sury. The booths were prettily dec