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The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16

Although President Wilson has de-
ciared that the Republican party has
not had a new idea in thirty years
the reclamation act stands upon the
statute books alongside the pure food
law. the postal savings bank law land
the parcel post law as mute but per,
manent evidence Of the constructive
policies of that party.
The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16

The report that Caranza lost 5000
troops in one battle, reminds US of the
denial OF Bill Nye, when reported
dead. He merely said the report was
exaggerated.
The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16

Lost-Eight underground street
crossings including, one corrugated,
indinted, dip the dippy. Any one find
ing any of these crossings will please
return them to the city corral and get
the horse laugh.
The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16
Evangelistic Meetings

Rev. Hubert l.. Sparks. who has
the reputation of a great preacher
in Texas and in this state, will be-
gin a meeting here Sunday evening
at 8 D. m. in Mcmillan Hall.
The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16

Anyhow President Wilson got rid
of his Grown of thorns" without
knocking it into a cooked hat. Bill
still has his singer out endeavoring
to harpoon a whale.
The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16

The Mohave county Miner at King
man will soon get out an industrial
edition of that handsome weekly.
Kingman and surrounding country
have plenty Of business enterprises
and rich ore deposits to write up.
The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16

The merchants of Mesa have organ
lied and agreed to give no discounts
on any purchases except wholesale; to
close Sundays and holidays and after
August LIST will do a strictly cash bus
mess, with credit to no one.
The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16
Flagstaff is sending $1,000 a year

Flagstaff is sending 100000 a year
to the mail order houses, according to
the Sun. II Flagstaff merchants would
expend about half that sum per year
in advertising, there would be less
mail order business going from that
town and their gross sales would
amount to about 100000 more per
annum Yuma Sentinel.
The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16

ptVIVVPtINVIt IIIUStidtcU ctIIHOTI
The Pastor of the Methodist church
has completely remedied and tested
the stereopticon used for his Sunday
evening work, and assures the people
of Flagstaff of excellent results in the
illustrated work of this coming Sum
day evening.
The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16

Hy Page, city ticket agent of the
Arizona Eastern at Phoenix, commit
ted suicide Saturday morning by
shooting himself. He VISA respondent
over hard times though seemingly was
in good circumstances.
The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16

Down in the political hot beds of
Phoenix they are endeavoring to I'M
tangle the proposition Of what con-
stitutes non-alcoholic beverage that
is Intoxicating. Phoenix has some
funny questions to answer and they
answer them the same way.
The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16

The democrats are endeavoring to
start "buy it now" campaign in
hopes that it will improve the present
hard times. 1t is a great stunt. If
you don't want anything-buy it now.
If you havn't got any money-buy it
now. If you are out of work-buy it
now
The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16
cOnpetenc,

If murderers can't be hanged in
Arizona we would suggest that they
be compelled to have their likeness
es" printed in Arizona papers. No
debasement could be more complete
than having you touted to the world
as resembling splash of mud Oh a
poorly whitewashed barn.
The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16

SO far as politics are concerned the
people could get together in mass
meeting. Party really cuts very little
figure S. Soakem is the main prin-
ciple.
The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16

Cochise county has decided to ask
for a bond issue of 100000 to put
their perfect roads on the Border land
route across Arizona in passable
condition. 1t is laudable ambition.
The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16

Governor Hunt has appointed SEN
ator Ciaridge on the fair commission.
While this is specifically against the
law, probably governor Hunt hasn't
read it and does not approve of it any
how
The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16

The Wickenburg Miner issued a
splendid sixteen PACED write up edi-
ton last week, which would have done
credit to much larger town.
The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16

The board of supervisors of Cochise
county have refused to pay for spot
ters hired by the sheriff to catch boot
leggers.
The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16

This bathing suit attracts atten
ton says a headline over picture
1t does. Puzzle, find the suit.
The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16

Bryan disclaims that he is "peac'
at any price" man. He believes in thu
regular price for peace.
The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16
Fred Mace in World Film

Comedy at the Majestic Theatre
next Wednesday evening, July 21st.
Under the auspices of the Library
Board of the Woman's Club. Your
presence will help boost the new IL
brary.
The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16

Progressiveness is bound to win bu
it is never found exclusively in ont
political party.
The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16

Germany approves of her reply to
the United States. The United States
does not approve of Germany's reply.
The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16

The board of curators refuse to ac-
cept Con Cronin as librarian. He was
The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16
Stereopticon Illustrated Sermon

w. w. SHENK, Pastor
The Coconino sun., 1915-07-16

led the investigation.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-28
With Precision of Army Field Kitchen, Barbecue Camp Is Laid Out; Trenches for Roasting Steer to Be Dug Today

Another important matter attended to by the good roads committee at Cactus Park yesterday. was the barbe- que dinner site Speak of a site" be cause tFe dinner will be SO massive that it can be classed as an "edifice" ."
 JO!"n Montgomery, a most expert Openair chef, is in charge, and he was along. lie demanded some classy ar engagements, as class is necessary in a case like this.
 The 100-foot serving table, the 24 foot carving bench and the l2-foot pit in which the whole beef will he roasted have to be carefully placed, to give the hest facilities and enable the expected half thousand or more hungry road builders to he served. All this has been done, and the location is now properly marked out. This morning. some men will march up on the butte side and begin delving for the barbecue pit. The cooking, serving and eating department. although they are to be used but one meal, will have to be con- structed with the precision of mili- . tary field kitchen.
 Preparing the ground for the dinner will he no small chore. It will he di- yiCed among several parties. The rec lamation service will help by supplying :; tank of fresh water and erecting work benches and tables for carving and serving.
 City Manager Craig will provide the protective features, such as the rope oarr;cades that will divide the field into sections like cafeteria. only more SD. He will also get the ground cle1red of underbIush.
 A lot of donations of work have been received, but will be listed later The committee wants the names of those who are going to be on hand. They are preparing 9 menu that will delight
Arizona republican., 1915-12-28
AMATEUR SPORTSMEN IN GOTHAM MEET ING
Nearly Every Governing Body Represented; to
 Settle Many Rows
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-With view of establishing universal interpreta- tion of the amateur rule and the elig- ibility of a person for amateur com petition in any branch of short. nearly every prominent governing body in the wide range of amateur sports was rep resented at a conference which was begun here today and will be resumed on Thursday. In the meantime the Intercollegiate Athletic Association will hold it's annual meeting here and q printed report of today's session will he ready for the delegates so that they will have plenty of time to digest the suggestions offered.
 At Thursdays meeting it is hoped that some tangible definition of the question, together with the punishment for infractOrs of rules and suggestions for 9 partial or complete restoration to amateur standing of such offenders may he agreed upon
Arizona republican., 1915-12-28
GLENDALE ". ]. W.
 AMASS \ TROPHY
Drill Team Defeats Locals: Make Fine Appearance
 In New Uniforms

Well drilled and well uniformed Glondale's w. O. W. drill team came over and accumulated 9 silver loving cup in competition with a drill team of the local Woodmen last night. Then, Captain Browns men turned in Ind showed they were not sot mp by their victory, by assisting to initiate class of candidates.
 Thomas W. Nealon addressed the Glendale cohorts and presented the cup Captain Brown replied in accept ing it that his team would give the Phoenicians a chance to compete for II again. when their new unics should have arrived. A recent change in local drill captains. with a loss of practice, initiated against the Phoenix team. which is now headed by J. B. Sloane. State Manager NJ. l.. Stewart thcI addressed the choppers and they had a business session. followed by lunch
 The Modern Woodmen of America | communicated their willingness to joir in the special religious services to be { held next Sunday at the Central NJ F. church.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-28
RED HUNTERS
 DIVVY VALLEY
Over Score of Leading Sportsmen Lay Out Work of Game-getting for Big Charity Shoot; Apprcoi- ate Farmers Tips

Hunters of the red" tribe. bent upon securing game for the consump- tion of the poor. met at the chamber of commerce yesterday afterrooE with Commander F. w. Bennett and parti- toned the valley. not as all Gaul, into "divisi tres" but into over a score of preserves. All the captains of the nimrodic squads were present. so that MT. Bennett was able to allot the territory in full.
 Wednesday the red and blue hosts will fare forth to decimate the game animals ana birds. that tie game course on the tables of the BOOT may hc served with special holiday ecIat.
 Acknowledgement was made of a large number of messages from ranch CTS, who, learning through The Re publican the hunters desired informa - tion as to the whereabouts of game, hastened to put their knowledge at the service of the organization. II might almost be said that the Red hunters have spotted every fat duck. quail. dove bunny and snipe in days journey of the capital city The squads will be rated according tu a regular scoring system. on Ine actual game each member brings in. The game acquired by the Red forces will he stored at the Crystal Ice plant to te distributed later to the needy
 The opposing forces have mot yet held their meeting.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-28
|R|SHERS WALLOP
 HOLSTEINS QUINT
Lively Basketball Contest at Y. NJ. C. A. Indoor
 Track Meet Soon

In the Junior basketball tourna- ment at the r. M. C. A. yesterday morning, II. Tovrea's "Irishers" de feated Vic Norton's Holstein's 43 to 27. Young and Thayer starred for the Irish and Putney and Mckee starred for the Holstein's. Following was the lineup:
 Holstein's-Norton, captain; Chaney, Mckee, Putney Lair.
 Irishers-Tovrea, captain; Thayer, Carpenter. Young, Tritle.
 Umpire-James Britain.
 RefCree-BOardman.
 mekeeper-Pickrell.
 The second game will be played this morning at 9:30 o'clock at the Y. NJ. C. A. gym.
 In the Junior volley ball tournament Putney's Al-Stars defeated both YoUnS's MeXicans and Cnaney's He brews in two straight games.
 4 track meet will be held at the end of the week. There will be eight events indoors.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-28
NEW ROAD FOR OLD, SLOGAN
 IF WORKERS NEW YEARS DAY
Committee Goes Over Cac- tus Park With County Engineer and Lay Out New Lines; Road Work Details Worked Out

The most unique plan of road build ing in the world is maturing with the final arrangements for New Years day work in building a road through Cactus park. County Engineer Car ruthers, City Manager R. A Craig, En- Gineer A, J. Haltom of the reclamation service, together with Dwight E. Heard. Arthur Luhrs, John Montgom- cry and Warren McArthur of the road committee yesterday planned the final course over which the road will be built Mir Carruthers who will have charge of the actual road building, is most enthusiastic over the prospect and said: If we have enough workers We can build road that will surprise the most skeptical. About 4,0OO feet of road will be worked upon and I esti- mate that We should have 300 or 400 workers with shovel and pick, together with or teams with plOws-to com plete the road we have planned"
 Mir. McArthur makes an urgent ap- peal to all to be present with a help ing hand promptly at S:3O New Years Day at the Chamber of Commerce. Cur committees plans are most com plete-every detail has been arranged
 
 their families But we must know how many to expect. If everyone interested could stand for moment on the draw between the two 'buttes through which our road will pass-and on the one hand look to tEe east toward the Four Peake with Scottsdale and the ranches in the foreground, then turn 10 the west and look over our beauti- T of 1rf,1 r, yellow and brown. and view to the south Tempe and its surrounding country-the inspiration derived would bring us double the number of work CTS we will need
 "One cannot picture too strongly the beauty of this spot in Cactus park. We must gather cur clans in sufficient numbers to put through and finish the sceric highway we have planned. II is matter for each one of Us to say will' and send in the coupons so that we can know that you are com ing. Please help us this much-and do it now.
 County Engineer Carruthers showed several changes he has made in the lines. and the committe was delighted with them. The trip afforded many surprises, and the party agreed that the new road would be one of the most interesting for auto trips in the entire state.
 The committee perfected plans for stalking out the different sections of the road, and estimating the number of men to each and the nature of the work for each division. The work was all outlined and put in shape, so that each division of cars will be able to get down to work without loss Of time, croWding or other hindrance.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-28
Declare Against Monarchy

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2. - A cablegram received today from Tong King Chone. president of the Chinese Republic Association, from revolution ary leaders in Shanghai stated that seven provinces have declared them selves against the new Chinese mon archy. In response to telegrams sent to military leaders in the provinces by the Shanghai headquarters, it was said. active support of the revolution was promised.
 Five provinces were reported in re | volt in a cablcgram yesterday, today's i dispatch indicating that two more provinces had joined.
 Personal and family ambition stim- ulated by outside pressure have been leading factors in the movement in China toward the restoration of the monarchy, according Jo Bishop j. W. Bashford, student of Chinese affairs and head of all Methodist Episcopal missionary work in that nation. who arrived from the Orient today or the liner Tenyo AIaru.
 Tn speaking of the situation in China Bishop Bashford said:
 T am sorry for the reaction. It is a mistake al this time above all others for China needs peace and the rc-es- itlblishmenI of the monarchy may cause harmful revolutions. The Chi nese people as a whole are well satis- fled with the republic. There is no widespread demand for a change.
 Personal and family ambition have influenced Yuan Shi Kai Co some eN- tent and all governments except the United States and Switzerland have tdisapproved of the republic from the
 
 republican ideas in Tndo- China.
 CableIrams from FekiuG and ShanG hai received by prominent Chinese iu San Francisco reported that demands
Arizona republican., 1915-12-28
Dozen Club Members, Dr.. Boido As Guide and Two Supervisors Leave On Motor Voyage of EXplor- atiOn of the south

Almost attaining the proportions of a ''motorcade' is the voyage of eNplor- 9tion of dozen sturdy Phoenicians ;o the Aio country. which voyage will ae started today, by means of several heavy draft. sea-going motor cars. The Columbus of this ucca sion is the. Rotary Club. and the Queen Isabella is the city of Phoenix. which is want irg to know some important things a5out the road and trade situation in the new mining camp.
 The Rotary Club is sending the fol- lowing committee: c. W. Barrows. H. A Diehl, A. C. Taylor. Claud D. Jones. Paul $. Kantz. D. A. DonorrIo. W. C. Button, F. n. Marvin, l.. C. Taylor.
 Dr. Boido is the official guide Of the fleet. He will tote along Joe Lam beye, r.. C. Ceilings and J. Porterie anj besides guiding the Rotarians tp Aio. :hes will proceed onward few miles to where they are interested in a gold mine.
 Supervisors Luke and Peterson are going in the county car
 The object of the trip is to sur Ney business conditions in Ajo, and ley 2nd the new copper camp before it is improved. The county engineer ing department has surveyed the road and estimates that S4,00O will pay for improvements necessary tO make a first class automobile route via Gila Bend
Arizona republican., 1915-12-28
LOOT BREAD STORES
Law Court Reports Give Picture of
 Street Riots in Russia

BERLIN. Dee. .7.-tBv wireless to Savvme)-The Overseas News Agency today gave out the following.
 Reports about Russian law court proceedings now give vivid picture of the street riots during 1915. Thus. it is now proved that in the Moscow suburb of .Holshaya Presnya 3.6J0 pco- pie gathered and footed the bread stores. The Moscow judges stated that the people acted under the in- fluence Of hunger and famine There were similar riots at Kostroma. Ac- cordiug to the court records. 1T is proved that the Kostroma crowd tried 70 free y-orkingmen arrested few davS previously.
 During the riots the people threw stoes al the police and the police killed one and wounded lG persons The rioters are now before u court martial.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-28

of Hunnan into every section of the country calling upon the people to be in readiness to join the revolt at a minutes notice. According io leaders here of tho revolutionary movement. Yuan Sli kai either has postponed the date for his coronation set for January l.. or will soon do so, owing to the reported
 strong feeling throughout most of
 China against such a step One of the cablegrams received toe
 day said:
 Yuan Shi KaTs own followers admit strength not nearly sufficient to com ! bat reVoluticu."
Arizona republican., 1915-12-28
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
TELEGRAMS

UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union telegraph office for the following: E. A. ShephardsOn. James T. Carter, R. ". Wait, Frank Flower, Norton Ash and Mrs. Laara H. Walter.
 HAVE YOU SlGNEO?-Have you filled out and signed coupon pledg- ing yourself to do some road work on New Years Day? Do it today. please and oblige the committee by getting in line for the big good roads demonstra- tion to be held in Cactus Park next Saturday.
 SLIGHT BLAZE-The fire depart ment was called out yesterday morning when smoke was seen issuing from a box protecting the exhaust of q Gaso- line engine at the Hassayampa cream cry. Before the trucks arrived the men at the creamery had succeeded in cx- tinguishinF the blaze
 SOME 8AILS-The total collected by the police department in balls for Christmas trunks, smoking opium, speeding and other minor charges amounted to $31O Of this sum $25O was contributed by the two Chinamen arrested by Policemen Thurman and Anderson for smoking opium. The r" il money in every instance was forfeit ed
 WILL HEAR COPPER CLAIM CASE-The Mining company of Bis bee, which is composed of W. J. Gra- ham, Thomas Feeney and W. J. Gra- ham, trustee, recently filed q complaint with the state corporation commission, calling attention to the fact that they have a number of copper claims in the Bisbee- Warren district, and that the Bisbee Mining & Developing company Of the same place, also have what are alleged to be claims covering the same property, and the former company wishes the matter settled by the com mission. The state body yesterday is sued an order directing the Bisbee M & D. company to present any title which they might have to the claims in question before the commission within ten days of the date of the ord CT. and the commission will then pro- ceed to determine the identity of the real owner of the copper properties
Arizona republican., 1915-12-28
MAXWELL MILEAGE
 IS BEING PILED UP
Non Stop Car Has Continued to Move Under Own Power Since Novem-
 Der 22-Is Still Travelling

It is with daily growing pleasure that Maurice O'Neill learns the mile age of the nonstop Maxwell, and turns the figures over for publica- tion. For, although it has become monotonous-this daily announcement that the little car is still moving, it is a matter which brings glows of joy and gladsomeness to the hearts of the press agents and the salesmen.
 The Maxwell which a corps of Harry Lords drivers are pushing around over in Los Angeles, with nev CT a halt to it's busy engine. had travelled 17,672.2 of actual southern California roads, at a rate of 300 miles a day, up to yesterday evening. The car has been moving under it's own power in this test since Novem Der 22.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-28
WRENN WILL RETIRE
 AS TENNIS PRESIDENT

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-Robert D. Wrenn. president of the United States Lawn Tennis Association for the past several years, an ncunced tonight he would retire from active participation in lawn tennis affairs at the expiration of his present term of office.
 He has had charge of several important tournaments of the as sOCiation and was national lawn tennis champion in 1893, 1894. 1896 and 1S@1.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-28
ROTARY MOTORCAOE OVER THE
 AJO ROAD STARTS OUT TODAY
YOUNG WALLACE IS
 VICTOR OVER REAGAN

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 27.-Otto Noung) Wallace the Milwaukee lightweight, won the decision here tonight over Jimmy Reagan. for mer Pacific coast fedtherWeight. iE a hard fought ten round bout. Wallace landed the greater num- her of clean blows.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-28
WHOLESALE PRICES LOWER
Republican A. p. Leased wirel

WASIfINGTON, Dee. 27.-NVhcIesale prices in the United States were one per cent lower in 1914 than during the year before. A comprehensive bull letin on the subject issued tonight by the Bureau of Labor statistics showed there were decided decreases in the prices of clothing, fuel, metals and building materials, more than offsettinG increases on farm products and o0ods. The bulletin deals only with the year 1914. before the full effect of the European war had been elf
Arizona republican., 1915-12-28
SAYS CABINET TO RESIGN
TRepub.ican A. P. Leased Wire1

LONDON. Dee. 27.-An Amsterdam dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph Company says that the Zeitung Am Nittag of Berlin makes feature of dispatch to the effect that the British cabinet Is on the eve ol resignation and that Premier Asquith
Arizona republican., 1915-12-28

and Foreign Secretary Grey will with draw. while Earl Kitchener will leave the war office for Egypt.
 "Thc new heod of the government" says the newspaper, will be Lord Haldane and Lord Fisher will become first lord of the admiralty"
 Commenting on this news. the IietuuG An AIittag surmises that the task of the Haldane cabinet will he to bring about a hurried peace.'
Arizona republican., 1915-12-28
WEATHER TODAY

TRepubucan A. p. Leased Wirel WASHINGTO\. Dec. For Ari- zona. Fair, Tuesday and "Wednesday {; warmer Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-28
SAY REPUBLIC
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says that the province of Yunnan will be easily pacified
Arizona republican., 1915-12-28

Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office. 4 want Ad will sec more customers than you can
Arizona republican., 1915-12-28

The Republican morning delivered You will have the entire day to read the paper all the read all the merchants annomcements and be thoroughly posted to take advantage H anything that is announced for the day activity. It Is the that fit for every member of the family to read Join The Republicans big happy family If you subscribe dur offer, means