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Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
S0qAthsid@'s Live News And Advertising

gives ample promise that the musi- clans will live well up to their word.
 Ferdinand Rodriguez, director, will play Aloha as a special cornet solo. The waltz, "The Wedding of the Winds and the overture Noun tain Echoes are also numbers that the band has prepared especially for this afternoons concert.
 The possibility of the band mak- ing a trip to Roosevelt at the time of the big celebration there on the 18th of next month has aroused new life among the members and all are following the matter with interest, in hopes that the plans may materialize.
 The complete program for this af- ternoOn is as follows. It will be giv- en on the plaza starting at three o'clock.
 March ............. "ldora Park" Overture ...... Past and Present" Waltz ..... Wedding of the Winds"
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
RALPH BRIMHALL BETTER

Ralph Brimhall who was one of the members of Company D. N. c. A., who was hurt by the collision of two motor trucks on Washington's Birthday, is much better Brimhall, at the time of the accident was seated on one of the boards which had been placed on the truck and which jammed when the two vehicles met. He was severely hurt on the legs.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
ANOTHER LIVE DAY

Pay cheques were issued to sev- cnty-five Mexican laborers by the Tempe Irrigating Canal Company on Friday evening and once more many Spanish and Yaqui family of this vicinity was made happy by the presence of Q little cash and the wherewith to purchase supplies for the home. The annual ditch clean ing underway by the canal company has been a big offering to the labor CTS and the good use many of them have put their cash to is sure evidence that it's coming was not without welcome
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE

Christian Science services will be held in the K r. Hall Sunday morning at eleven o'clock Subject: Man: gol- den text: l Corinthians 2:11. What man knoweth the things of a man. save the spirit of man which is in him? Sunday school will be held at 9:45 A. NJ. All are made welcome.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
LECTURE NUMBER

The Gambol Concert Company will appear in Tempe on the evening Of March 1Gth under the auspices of the lecture and entertainment course. The fact that this same company has already filled two engagements in Tempe on two occasions in the past, has prompted much interest in their coming appearance. The concert by this troupe brings the course towards its end. There will be one and possibly two attractions to follow to complete the course this season.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
TEMPE
SPECIAL BAND CONCERT
 FOR TEMPEAAs TODAY
Semi Monthly Specials for This Al ter Noon Promise Extra Good
 Music

One of the best programs of the winter is promised by the Tempe hand for it's concert this afternoon on the plaza. It is the occasion of the semi monthly special program, and the new music which is to be played today for the first time,
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
s. E. BURROWS TO LEAVE

MT. and Mrs. s. F.. Burrows and fam fly will soon leave for Elgin, Illinois, where MT Burrows has accepted a po- sition in the Elgin watch factory. G. O. Wendell of Dixson, H., has purchased the jewelry stock and will continue the business in the present location for a while at least
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
MANY SUPPORTERS TO MESA

Quite bunch of patriotic rooters rom Tempe high accompanied the team to Mesa yesterday afternoon to watch and boost in the game with Mesa high. There was every rope that the Tempests might main tain their perfect record with anoth- CT winning
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
ARRIVE FROM ENGLAND

MT. Vim. Trow, who has been here for some time past, has been joined by his wife and daughter and son. who recently arrived here from Darwen, Lancashire England. The family have taken residence on East First avenue, and plan to make their home here.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
HEAVY PARCELS POST

A shipment of seventeen hundred pounds of parcels post will leave the local postoffice today for Pay son and nearby distributing points. Lilly milk. Butter and other pro duce from the Pacific Creamery com poses the shipment.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
CLASS ENTERTAINED

The girls class of the Christian Sunday school, Miss Agnes Perry, teacher, were hostesses at an in- formal party given at the church Friday evening. Games were played. refreshments served, and a general good time enjoyed by all present.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
A PROGRAM OF MOVIES

The usual good program is slated for this evening at the opera house. together with special music King Baggott will be seen in a two-part melodrama By the Mill Stream" The two single reels are "A Trouble some Wink" comedy and His Doc tors OTders,' an Ocean comedy.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
FORTUNES OF WAR

Sergeant instructor - Whats yer name?
 Sir Angelo Frampington, R. A Sergeant-Well, old yer cad up, Frampington.-Punc
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
HER HARD ANSWER

Why is he so bitter at the girl he was only recently engaged to-"
 Because when she sent the ring back she labelled the box, Glass r. with are"-Lippincott's Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
COAST VISITOR

J. A. Valenzuela of the Tempe Toggery has left the valley for a ten days visit with his family and other relatives in Santa Monica, Cali fornia
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07

A baby daughter was born to Mir. and Mrs Frank Piester, on Friday last.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
MRS STEWART OUT OF DANGER

Mrs. owen Stewart who has been seriously ill for some time past, and whose life for a time was dispaired of, is now considered to be out of danger.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07

Miss Grace Hill, a daughter of MT and Mrs F. F.. Hill, who reside on a ranch southeast of town, but who is
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07
LETTER OF THE LAW

Crabshaw-Didn't I tell you not to let me catch you doing that again? Tommy-Yes, dad.
 Crabshaw-Then why did you do it? iF Tommy-'Cause I didn't think you'd catch me.-Judge.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07

Hire a little alesman at The Re- publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-07

living in town with her sister, is re- ported to be ill with the measles.
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30

schemes. The great door of Stanley hall stood ajar. For moment Hagar swayed faintly at the portal. Then she staggered in and down the spa eious hall to the door of the library. guided by the sound of mems voices and the cries of T child-her child! Her hands seized the knob and softly and silently she threw open the door Just as her gypsy husband seized her from behind.
 The backs of the judge, the English lawyer. the doctor and the nurse were to the door, but Colonel Stanley stood behind the library table facing the door.
 Yes he was saying. there is the newborn baby. q son, do you hear, q ton. And then his eyes opened wide with horror. for there. struggling at the open door were the gypsy woman and her husband The mans hand was over the woman's mouth. and with every effort he sought to strangIe her to silence and closed the door.
 Colonel Stanley elutched at his heart and fell senseless forward across the library table,
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30

had been deposited beside him by un eeremoHieus hands. WIS a shambliHs negro with I private mali pouch at taehed h I strap over his ragged shoa! der. This negro Was joined ny severa other messengers ef his sort, WAg were husy receiving mail from the station agent who Wls evidently also the local postmaster.
 Lawyer Smythe locked up and down the platform expecting . see cowboys or Il prairie wa4on. or some sort ot zael. A4t=4tl@ i.ess7a ta seeet A=5a ef 4s.al5 e.e to convey him h Judge San ie5 f5Hsh. He faatty saHmata aIz =tasss=e=ta inquire afz tHte statia=11=sfzefItz sestma~ter, as that individual Was locking Hp Tor the night.
 Judge stanley repeated the sta- tion agent. Why. his nigger Zelle iast set fhe iaastss mai and his sane. The judge couldn't have been expect i5s anybody, or be would have seAt lis carriage But mebbe Zeke will tel aim Ae saw yoa, illd yoa will De sent far. You had better wait right AeHe,
 And he turned tAe key ii tile itid- #9ek oH the station door and tFadzed away, leaving the beWildered lawyer wondering if wild beasts might he about
 In the somber living room that Was part law office and chambers of judge stanley, the judge and his equally stern yisaged spouse were awaiting tie evening mail on the last train down from Richmond
 In few minutes Zeke the colored handy man of the household, entered with the judges mail bag The judge eagerly separated Il large formally ad dressed envelope bearing English stamps and sealed Ut the back
 The judge opened it, glanced It il hurriedly and handed il to his wife. It is from the earls lawyer, Marina duke Smythc, you see. He says he may arrive at about the same time this letter reaches Us. He turned to the slouehy negro, Did you see Il strange man get off tie train-looked like i'll nndertakef@all English lawyers do?"#
 Yes, suh. siiah2e lemman cid get off de train" repliel LII. negro. but .i.. didn't say nuisia to me aud 1 dida say muffin to him..
 You black seouHdrei.e F0ared ttl. judge. That gentleman has conc IT. the way from i.ngi;inl to See me ot. an important matter Get my horse and put saddle on the black mare will go to the station for him myself.'
 At Stanley hall, in the old colonial bedroom of the mistress of the house. the colored nurse. Lucy. was minis tering to her flower faced mistress. while Colonel Stanley stood by solicit ously confirming the old colored mann my's words with affirmative mods
 Yes. my honey. de doctor will be here any minute.' the old nurse was saving "Ain't tie colonel jest back from goin' after him: Bless my soul. honey. dcrc come Dr. Lee hisself driy. m up wid dat ole red hoss. Stonewal ,f his.
 The colonel's wife lifted her fair face
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
L. M 2 CARDELL

and bitter triumph over those yon hate the most comes to you, sir
 Wei, better fortune than that to the child you expect" said the colonel with T kindly smile And here is So9 to buy christening clothes and found the fortune of my expected namesale if lie is q boy.
 It will be Il boy, and you will be aware of him. said the gypsy woman. and again she closed her eyes and shiss cred as in great pain. not noticing tn money fake=ff=yoa fflol=WomssH, when tn Kind gentleman oilers itts snarled tIf4 nlfH
 Seeing the colonel sdll offering tAe money. the gypsy woman muttered her thanks and took the money reluctantly. and the gypsy. loud ia his protestatious Df gratitude. drove his caravan to thH eopse
 Arriving =a=tte gateway of Stanley haH, tie grand ola mansion built by sreat grandson of tAe original forheaH of the fam5ly= ill America, the =coloaei eaatered his horse ID the splendid Wide driveway. fHefe OH the lawn LIS flower faced young Nife. Ethel, ill a zarsleH chair. s8islalea fi sillSen shaWIs and carefully attended by her old cozz ofed nurse, Nanny Lucy, aWaite5 hfm
 The old negro manserYant, Ned, chiet faetotpm and butler of the establish ment, appeared en tae piazza and called loudly to T half grown colored lad ta take the masters horse colonel and tAe old nurse gently supported tie flower faced young wife 1feaN tie lawn ta=flle= portals of tl4a great mansion.
 It mist not be thought that any Over whetmiHg desire for title or exalted F4 <itieH for themselves OF for their eX feeted cfiid letuated Colonel Staale4 and his fair xet.nss Hife=4IH fact. tht. =eoIetselZNtts ZAeZoaisZ Zeeate11tetl- -l15.9 proud in his position as head Of the stanley family America and mastti# af Stanley hal. It Wis only the sfasi5 iHg sHahhery af his cousin that Aad iel the colonel 10 encourage tue hope ti1ttt Ais wife might bear son 10 cheat his Ginsman foe of his hopes.
 For the proud elder branch Of the stanleys- Lords stanley of Mar wiek4hre England only survived in the person of testy old bachelor in- YaIia The next of kin and iii direct .fne for the eafldom of Stanley was Colonel Stanley If Virginia. and, fail ing his surviving or having I son. the eailtletiil would - |, his cousin. Judge StaH.eA or the jul-e's son. Blaif. hoW a child of three.
 II Was sole point with the tlst Lord stanley that hc had always hated women after .ese aiSaRPaiHffatff iH eaas manhood ahd had never married, 4=sz# =t=zs4=ftte= =s44ess..s#sit 8atliz:so L. a14t r. de2em.latel as his zee .s..Ez zHeS.
 l.Ga tlae 4li4ma4d from the sky MS d 6amtortiHe thanabt ia I measure ta
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30
CHAPTER Ii.
.i Will Cheat Lamar Stanley!"

L KN the preliminary correspondence M concerning this matter Lawyer N Smythe bad been gratified to note
 that one ef the StaHleys neal. ef kin in Virginia was q judge To Law. yer Smythes iasular British under staalias being juslse in the juns,es Of Virginia was to be m uncouth. to= bacco eating. hoarse voiced. rcd faced individual
 The feud and it's consequent bitter enmities between Colonel Stanley and Judge Lamar stanley were hardly grasped by the testy old earl and h,- timid London lawyer. But the legal mind of Lawyer Smythe prompted him to rely mostly upon the far off Virgin il judge.
 So il was that to carry out his miS- sion in what he deemed were the wiids of America Lawyer Smythe aetermin- ea to place himself in contact with the Virginia judge rather than what he thought might be the more militant head If the American StanIefs. the ex soldier, Colonel Arthur stanley
 The laa4Her had written to tha i4dea aud hard apon the heels of h.s lefter had arrived at the. little. .fai4aai station of Fairfax in the dusk af z4a evening upon the day h whiall tae li49age and the colonel had encountered tfte sfisstes. Matt Handing 431a his Wife ffas;tf
 MI tlle ballistef saa. when lie alisl4t ed from the sloU f6sal train tAat hal brought him. and when his luggage
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30

sion.
 the old earl. It gave these Yankee relatives" prestige that even an earl might envy.
 For some time past the earl through his solicitor, Marmaduke Smythe. had been in correspondence with the afore said Yankee relatives.
 Marmaduke Smythe was long, lean, lank, dry as dust British barrister He, too. was yersed in full knowledge of the fame and fabulous value of the diamond from the sky. He, too, knew the legends concerning It. But to his timid mind faroff America was still Il wilderness, peopled by saNages
 So it had been with much trepidation and much nervous caressing of his seahiy black sidewhiskers that Mar. maduke Smythe, harrister at law. Tenn pie chambers. London had received or. ders from his distinguished patron. Cecil. eighth earl of Stanley, to depart for America and arrange for the sue tession
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30

=4 t t1lt. baf4istef= sl8.Wl1etf lie =flisl4t
 ed from the slow i5ea! traia tAat hal brought him, and when his luggage
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30

Iii the library an hour later Dr. Lee 1tood over the shattered colonel lis s4n to the truth" said the doctor. Fl
The Springdale news., 1915-07-30

Y I k June iH Virginia, June b tl4e
 year of a1lr Iaf5l iiss.ze. he tieIsls a afe green, Htht= early biessefa5as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-08

LONDON July :. 1920 .. m-By
the employment OF strong reinforce
ments the Russians have temporarily.
at least. checked the Austro-German
advance toward the i.ubin railway.
which. " successful would seriously
imperial Warsaw The Russians yes
terday claimed To have inflicted a ser
ious defeat on the Austro-German
army In the region of krasnik. south OF
that railway. while the Austrians to-
night state that the battle was in
vigorated by the participation OF
strong Russian reserves
So far az communications are con
cerned the Russians now have the ad-
vantage Of positions. as they have a
splendid system OF railways behind
them on which they On quickly move
troops and guns To the threatened
areas This battle. one OF many since
the Austro-Germans commenced their
drive through Galicia. has only just
commenced. but. according TO dis
patches received I'm Geneva from Aus
tIian sources the Russians have thus
far had the best of IL and since Mon
day have inflicted very heavy losses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-08
JOE MAY GETS
YEAR IN PEN
FORMER LOCAL STREET CAR
CONDUCTOR PLEADS
GUILTY TO WHITE SLAVERY
Is Sentenced To One Year At
MOunOsyille and viii Start
Term At Once.

spc,iai Dispatch 70 the InteIIig gencer.
ELklNS. W. Va. July Joseph
May. Of Wheeling. confessed In the
Federal Court this afternoon to an in.
dicrment charging white slavery. and
was sentenced to one year in the
State penitentiary May was former.
" street car conductor.
May was arrested IN Pittsburgh
when Martha TAYLOR. his soulmate.
svore that she had been going on the
street for May and earning their llv.
ing They were brought back to this
city and May was held by a United
states commissioner 20 the Eikins
term Of court While he was confined
IN the local county jail he attempted
10 commit suicide by hanging himself
TO his cell door. He was discovered in
the throeF Of death. and cut down
After a few days he and the woman
were removed 10 Elkins. where May
wa~ arrairned yesterday Ills confeq-
sion was not altogether unexpected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-08
SECRETARY LANSING AND
OTHER ADVISERS HAVE
FURNISHED THEIR VIEWS
Little Doubt In Official Circles
That Proposals In Present
Form Are Unacceptable.

WASHINGTON. July Il Upon
Presitsnt wilson tonight rests ths
decision as TO what reply. IL any. shall
be sent to Ambassador Gerard's mes
sage outlining the tentative draft OF a
note submitted 10 him Informally by
the German foreign office as a pro
posed answer 10 the American com
munication OF June concerning sub
marine warfare.
Secretary Lansing and other advis-
ers Of the President have transmitted
by mail and telegraph to him al his
summer restaCooe NJ Cornish. y. r..
their views on the policy they believe
"ueht 10 be pursued. II was officially
stated late tonight. however. that no
word had been received a. yet a. "a
The Presidents position. u was in
timated too. that Mr. Wilson might
not be ready TO act until tomorrow
or Friday a. there are delicate dues.
fions Involved which require the ut.
most care and deliberation.
During the day Count won Bern.
storm. the German ambassador. back
from his summer home At Cedarhurst.
J.. l.. rendered his CONGRATULATIONS 10
Nr Lansing on his elevation 70 the
.ecrctary hip % state and asked in.
(continusd on Page Eleven,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-08
LIGHT AND HEAT
OFFICIALS DENY
GIVING REBATES

PiTTsRrRGH. Pa.. july M o.
Layton. assistant general MANAGER
and George " RafouGe. treasurer of
The Manufacturers iIrht A Heat com.
pany. were the Witnesses TO-DAY sf
the hearing Of The complaint of the
company against the action OF the
West NircInia Public Service CommI..
fior in reducing rates Wr LAYTON
was on The stand practically all dsy.
Mr katcline bcinc called shortly be-.
fore adjournment
Mr. layton testified ON cross-c4sm.
'haiion That no rebates were paid 10
consumers 90 fhe Manufacturer com
rnny and affiliated companies. and
said mo- ADVANTAGE were given fn ang
onf consumer fIo told of various
sections of West Nirfinia whore bis
company had competition ON re- IA
rect examination he said mo- objection
had been made by tho consumers In
West Nirginia. pennsylvania or Ohio
over fho nos schedule of rates which
became effective in November. 1913.
W. Baiclino. who said De had been
treasurer ri tho company since 40
vemhfr. 1910. read l'sf of about z5
Has cvompaniee which are amrafod
with the Manufacturer IIght a Heat
Company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-08
EVELYN TO BE
BROUGHT BACK

NEw YORK. July 7-Evelyp Nes.
bit Thaw viii be brought back here.
probably on Friday. on body attach.
ment issued 20 day. and required TO
appear before a Supreme Court us.
ucc and explain why che failed 20
obey "a subpoena directing her TO ta.,
ufy I'm the proceeding yesterday rel.
alive 90 the sanity of her husband
Harry Thaw. Mrs Thaw came here
from her summer camp at Chateau
say Lake. in the Adirondack. vester.
day. but returned after saying that
sho vas too 900 to take the stand and
that In any event -ho did not intend
90 testify against her husband
T0rirhf -hcriT Cufruhaecn. with
two deputics loff Tor Mrf Thaw'r
camp. with the body attachment
signed by Attorney General Wood
bury. They expected f0 bring Mrs
Thaw here carly ou FRIDAY susan
Merrill. who came here from poston.
occupied fho witness atand DURING the
rrratfr part OF fo.dara rrocerdInra.
and teFrird relative fo Thav'a con
duct while ho occupied portion Of
n roominr house which che conducted
near Central park here
Deputy Attorney General urrkor
read into tho record exhibits relative
10 Thaw mental condition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-08

NEW YORK. July 7.-Fears for the
safety OF the Cunard line steams n n
SaKonia were dissipated late to-day
when a wireless message was received
aging there were no bombs aboard
from her captain. In answer 20 the
warning sent out that Frank Holt
had asserted that this boat and the
steamship Philadelphia. OF the Ameri-
can line. were in danger OF explosion
Earlier reply had been received from
the Philadelphia that no bombs were
found aboard.
However. the tension caused by the
warning OF the man who set OFF the
capitol bomb. then shot J. p. Morgan
and finally killed himself. was not en-
tirely relieved because Il was not
known that he had not left explosives
aboard other steamers.
Both the Sax1nia and the Phnadel-
Dhia left New York July ,. for Liver
pool. The Philadelphia. being the
faster boat. is due 10 dock on the
other side on July 10 or IL. while the
Saxonia should reach her destination
1uly - or IL. Both boats were In
mid-ocean today Holt had written
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-08
FRED @. BLUE ADDRESSES
ANTI-SALOON CONVENTION

ATLANTIC CITY. s. J.. July o.
-f.rHnF addrrasfs were delivered
'snnst the liquor traffic at todays
tessIons n the convention of the AMI
saloon league of America and predic.
tons were made that national pruhIhi.
ion would bo achieved by 1920 10 the
ointment Tor o. aaloonless nation con
innes to grow as 10 has ln the last two
ears
Forty state .uuefirteuderfa of tho
Anu-saloun League. revreaontinr that
many states and fHp District of CoIum
Iia. addrrs I'd two mrfunra held
iimultanc0usiy un on ocaan pier hero
md told 70 the progrssa being made In
heir rcspecf.Fr states fo bring about
q complete supprrs..0n of The Uquor
rahic. At the morning session former
Governor FOES. Of Waaaarhuartfa told
DO deIcEatrs that national prohibition
vac The only remedy fD prevent Irdr.
rial decay in fhIs country. and farirff
1thcr speakers reused enthusiasm hv
ttackinE the manufacture and sale of
nt0Vicanfa
While The Thousands Of deirgater
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-08
DUAL LIFE
NOT KNOWN
FRANK HOLT DID NOT BETRAY
1T TO ASSOCIATES
WHILE AT HARVARD.
Circumstances In Connection With
Death of His Wife Re-
called BY Events.

CAMBRIDG7. Mass. July u me
dual personality OF Erich Muonter
alias Frank Holt. was not betrayed 10
nis associates when he was an IN.
structor az Harvard university. The
nrst evidence OF a diseased mind was
contained I'm a pamphlet which ne ID
supposed TO have written and mailed
from New Orleans 10 President Eliot
and members of the faculty after no
had fled from Cambridge In the face
OF charges that he had murdered MS
wife with poison
Considered by his intimates as &c.
centric. Muenter nevertheless was re-
garded as diliRent student and
courteous gentleman who was not
likely 10 do anything 10 attract par.
ticular attention. Tho issuance OF tho
booklet created astonishmont. a. 70
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