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Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
TEMPE NEWS NOTES
BAND PROGRAM FOR
 TODAY IS A WINNER
Special Arrangement for Another Pleesing Concert at 6:30 This
 Evening

Another of the concerts If the same pleas sing variety that was given last sunday will be rendered by the Merchants band on the plaza this evening at 6:3o. The several extra musicians from the Indian school iaud nave been secured and a mum i,er or new selections will be tried out this evening for the first time. The band is generally enthusiastic over its work now and is practicins hard Tor it's part in the parade and the Independence Day celebration and county fair festivities in Mesa on tle fifth of July.
 The following numbers are includ- td nn today's program;
 March March of the Mighty. Overture. Midland ..... Southworth S,renade. Twilight Echoes" Miller Waltz Among the Lilies" Duble March. First Regimental Band"..-
 ----.- ..------.---------. Atkinson Spanish Serenade. La Paloma~-..
 ---.-- ----.......--..--.-- Yradler Waltz "Knighthood' ......-. .Griston March. American Soldiers" ......
 .--------- ---.--.-.-------.- Meyer Overture. Autumn Flowers" .Agnew March. "Our Favorite'' Atkins
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
Attain Efficiency Desired

ROME. June 26.-Reinforcemcnts received from the eastern and west ern fronts brought the Austrian arm ies operating against Italy to the point of efficiency desired by the general staff, according to informa- ton obtained from the frontier. For tifications and defense works along the frontier are now completed. It is expected the operations will de- velop into siege warfare on the re mainder of the front the conflict is assuming the character of a struggle from trench to trench.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
cHIVAREE FRIDAY NIGHT

Friday night the friends of Mir and Mrs Arthur Millett went to their home and insisted on the bride and groom taking a trip up town to treat the crowd At first it was to he a pajama party but the victims were finally allowed to get into their clothes before parading up town. MT. and Mrs Edwin Mac donald were also to get theirs" but on arriving at the house it was found that Mac" had got wind of it some way and he was nowhere to be found: but the bunch is out for blood. and they say they'll get him yet
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27

which it burns is owing mainly to its density.
 The very cloth of the bags used to contain charges Of gunpowder for the big guns has itself been made of smokeless powder-that is, woven of threads
 A girl always likes to mention some high-broVs who were to have ottended her wedding. but at the last moment found it impossible to come
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27

form resembling spaghetti - long strings that are chopped into little pieces and packed into the cartridges
 For big guns, it is made in long rods. which after being perforated from end to end with a number of holes to insure quicker ignition. are cut into short lengths That kind of powder, which might be called an ex- plosive celluloid, is of a horny con sistency; as in the case of other smokeless powders, the slowness with
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
OUTING ON THE RIVER

To the tune of the cot and the campfire. Misses Alta Fogal. Anna lIcDonough. Ruby Lukin and Sarah J. Case. of Tempe. and Miss Eva Robbins. of Phoenix. spent a few days last week outing on the river cast of Tempe. The girls had a royal good time and enjoyed every minute of the novel camp life. Their camp was pitched on the Col. !. F. Price ranch were MT and Mrs Prank Robertson now live.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
CHARLIE CHAPLIN AT MAJESTIC

Today at the Majestic will be shown an extra fine program. The funniest trio on the scren, Charlie Chaplin. Mabel Normand and Fatty Arbuckle. will be seen in that laugh able farce comedy. entitled. Sea Lymph" It is two reel special comedy produced by the Keystone company. and is said to have made more people laugh than any picture ever shown. In addition to this there will be shown the new episode of the great "s2O.OOO. .OOOO Mystery"
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
ID DUST VILLA
(Continued on Page Three)

left her for Fl PaSo where it is rum ored they will be joined by Huerta next week. Santos ChocanoW, accepted here as the official Spokesman for Angeles, has been here for three weeks and had held many conferences with Huerta ad- herents. He refused to discuss the re- ported new movement, except to say that Angles would not be at any con- ference in Fl Paso.
 The Fl Paso conference is to decide how Villa will be gotten out of Mexico and Tagle elevated to the presidency" said HcrrezZa. It is estimated other details of the campaign have probably been settled already
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
SIMMER AT PRESCOTT

Ms F. ?. Moeur and children were numbered among the summer racationists leaving Tempe yester- day They will pass most of the e-sr- n-er at Prescott where they were located last wear.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
Says Peace Coming

LONDON. June 2G.-A Reuter- Petrograd dispatch stated that papers found on Austrian and German pri- soners show the troops under Gen eral Von Hindenburg were assured by their commander that we will enter Warsaw on June 2S; Galicia will be entirely cleared of Russians on June 30 and after that peace will be concluded with Russia
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
THROUGH HERE TO CALIFORNIA

MT. and Mrs. R. D. Garfield of Tucson. passed through Mesa yester day. headed for California and the fairs. They report having passed quite a number of machines on the road. tourists. some to the coast oth CTS to eastern points.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
DEE TO CALIFORNIA

Mrs. J. T. Lesueur and sons. Karl and Harvey. have left for San Diego. from where they will go to San Francisco They expect to be gone the greater part of the summer. they intend to take in both fairs. J. T Lesueur will join the party later.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27

lawn tonight at S:l5 D. m The pro- gram is as follows:
 Song, Joseph Smiths First Prayer
 ......-........By the Congregation Song, Praise to the Man Who
 Communed With Jehovah. ".......
 .......-.......By the Congregation Reading g.-........M Miss Zola Pomeroy V octI SolO J Onn T. Reese Address, Joseph Smiths Mission"
 ........... Elder J. Elmer Johnson Quartet, Joseph F. Noble and Co. Closing number. We Thank Thee
 Oh God for a Prophet" "..........
 ..........R the Congregation
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
OF DEATH or
 JOSEPH SMITH

Today is the anniversary or the martyrdom of Joseph Smith, the founder of the Latter Day Saints church The feast will be fittingly celebrated in all l.. D. s. churches and homes today. The big celebra- tion will be held on the tabernacle
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
GETTING ALL SEWED UP

It was several days after arriving home from the front that the soldier with the two broken ribs was sitting up and smoking a cigar when the doe tor came in.
 Well, now are you feeling now?' as%ed the latter.
 I've had a stitch in my side all day." replied the wounded soldier.
 'ThaCs all right" said the doctor. Tt shows that the bones are knitting" 1"
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
-ors OF INTEREST IN RACES

Dan Klenman, superintendent of the horse racing and broncho busting department of the County Fair. re- ports that lots of interest has been aroused in the coming horse races and Justin" contests. judging from the number of entries. which are com ing in fast He promises one of the best programs ever offered the peo- pie of the valley.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
MACcAREES PICNIC

One of the pleasing social events or the summer was the picnic supper given by the Maccabee lodge on the lawn of the R. N Smith country home southeast of town Friday even
 ing Probably as many as half a hundred lodge members and their families were present and all en- ioyed a most pleasant time. The
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
THOUSANDS STARVING
TAssocIArFn PREss nrsPArcH1

SAN ANTONIO. June 2G-Many persons have starved to death in Sal tillo district in the last two weeks Twelve thousand natives there are in urgent need of food. was the report from American Red Cross agents re- ceived here tonight by Brigadier- Gen eral Devol. general manager of the society.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
TURK MISSION FRUITLESS
ASSOCIATED PRESS prspArcHl

LONDON Sunday June 27.-Halil Bey, president of the Turkish coun- cil. according to a special dispatch from Sofia left that city where he has been on 8 special mission with out concluding an agreement regard ing Bulgaria's attitude in the war, Negotiations between Rumania and Bulgaria on the same subject are proceeding.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
APPOINT CARETAKER

c. A. Warrington has been appointed chief caretaker of the fair grounds. his duties to begin immediately. He promises to have everything in good order for and during the fair
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
REV. DUNLAP IN TEMPE

Rev. R. F. Dunlap, travelling secre- tary for the Christian church in Arizona was in Tempe yesterday re- newing acquaintances in his former parish. He was heartily pleased with the thriving way the upbuiIding of the church and its departments is moving along
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27

Little Laurene-Mamma, I've got a question that needs an answer
 Mamma-Well, what it is, dear?
 Little Laurene-If it takes nine tail ors to make a man, how many dress makers does it take to make woman?
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
CHRISTIAN CHURCH TODAY

Sunday school will meet today at s-45 instead of at 10 o'clock and every member of the school is urged to be present on time as the school wiu close at I0.45. The morning church service will commence at II o'clock and close at 11:45. The pas tor will commence a series of fifteen minute sermons on practical Chris tlau problems and the subject this morning will be Retired Christians The Endeavor meeting at ' o'clock uiI be under the leadership of Miss Zeue Austin. There will be no even ing preaching service.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
TWO PART DRAMA

--The Flash a modern two- part dramais the man attraction of the program at the Goodwin airdome this evening There are also two single reels Cn the bill. Pooling Father, a Joker comedy. and The Girl and the Spy
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
CHURCH NOTICES

L. D S Church-Priesthood meetings at a. m in all wards. Sunday school at 1O:30 Preaching services at 12:15. The Sunday School Union meets at D. m. in the First Ward chapel.
 NJ. F.. Church-Regular serNlces- Children's Day celebration in the evening.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
WILL SUMMER ON COAST

Miss Mary NcNeil left last even- ing over the Santa Fe route for Los Angeles where she will be. located through the remainder of the sum mer at 4075 South Figueroa street.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
WAsHsURN OPERATED ON

J. W. WashbUrn of the A & E. Grocery CO. was operated on yester- day at the South Side hospital for stomach trouble Last reports say he is resting as easily as could be expected
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
PRESCOTT VISITORS

Mrs R. A. Windes and Miss Alice Windes departed yesterday morning for the Mile High city where they will enjoy the cool breezes of the mountains for the next month or six weeks.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
MESA NEWS NOTES
TO PHOENIX

Miss Leola McElwain left yester- day for Phoenix. where she will spend the week with her friends there.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
IN DHOENIY

City Attorney Charles C. WOOlf at tended to matters of legal business tn the Capital city yesterday fore noon.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27

picnic supper was replaced with cards and games that lasted into the late night and that furnished fun and merriment TOT everyone.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27

Girls should beware of young men who pose as candy kids; as husbands they are apt to develop into lemon drops.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
HERE FROM GLOBE

Mrs w. R. Hughes and two child ren. are visiting with her mother. Mrs. Fl. Q. Robertson of this city.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27

Mamma-Mrs. Nextdoor thinks you are such a well behaved little boy, Tommy.
 Tommy-Well.. I don't care-just so she doesn't think I'm a sissy boy.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning worship with sermon by the pastor at II a. m. Theme, Sealed orders " An Inland Voyage" Evening worship at S:15 D. m, subject. The Signs of the Times" All welcome. Good music
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
RAILROAD TIMETABLE
SANTA rE-NORrnDoUND.

Depart
For Kansas City, Colorado and
California .,,. ......,..,,,. 7:l0 am
Kansas City aud Chicago, EIp tAi am
kansas city aud Chicago ....,. bo pm
Kansas city, Chicago, Colorado
and California flyer ...... ...... I 70 pm
For Guthrie Enid, Kiowa, Wood.
ward Amarillo and west daily 30 pm
SANTA FE-soUrHBouND.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 8-The re.
cent death " British major TO whom
she was betrothed will bring her a
fortune Of several million dollars, suys
Mrs. Grace +, Conger, daughter of
the late Col. Henry s. Fitch, T. $. A.,
and nelce NJ the late Clyde Fitch.
playwright ON March ~, last, she
secured divorce from Roy n. Con.
ger, New York banker after seven
year litigation She refuses to give
the name NJ the officer who left her
his fortune hut SAYS she met him In
1908 with Mr. Conger ON their honey.
moon. Conger was her second hus
band. She married. at fifteen, Brit.
ish army officer IN California. lie
died a month later She is now TWEEN.
" six.
For years she thrilled broadway In
New York with her marvellous gowns
both on and OF the stage she had
prominent parts In several " the Win,
ter Garden productions.
Last September she was found
wandering In a dazed condition" on
the French line pier In New York and
was sent 10 Bellevue Hospital
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
D. {. A RANKING
POULTRY CENTER
Chicken Industry Here Employs
Several Hundred August a
Good "0ff Month"

EIGHTY thousand head Of the feath-
- cred tribe received and all re
shipped, dressed and ready for the
market was the August record for one
uptown plant here, and August Is con
sidered the off month Of the year.
To this number can be added the
receipts Of the plants at the stock
yards which ran nearly to fifty thOus-
and, and the shipments handled ON
foot by local dealers making an ap-
proIimate total OF 10000 head Of
poultry.
The chicken industry to oklahoma
City has grown 10 tremendous proper
tions and the Swift plant IL said TO
now be one Of the most complete In
the south, with II capacity of five
thousand a day Forty men aud WON
IN are In the killing aud dressing room
alone and the total payroll for this
one branch Of the plant carries sey.
enty.tive people
Thousands " live birds are always
on hand being fattened for the mar.
ket. The feeding station utilities the
buttermilk from the creamery Of the
plant No less than ten thousand u
these birds eau be seen In the COOP.
az any time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
NEW RULES TO
HELP FEEDERS
Agricultural Board Defines Cotton
. seed Products as Coming Under
Pure Food Regulations

TUE following standards and deflnl-
tious " commercial feeding stuffs
ior the Stute Of oklahoma were adopt.
ell by the Oklahoma state Board of
Agriculture at It's session Just closed
CottonSeed meal is u product Of cot
tonseed only composed Of the decor.
ticated kernels " cotton seed, free
from hulls aud other foreign ma
terials provided, that nothing shall be
recognized as cuttunseed meal that
dee, not conform to the above defini.
tlOn ana that does not contain at least
8B per cent protein
Cottbnseed meal shall consist Of the
Ingredients and be- graded as follows
Choice cottonseed meal or first
grade, must be- finely ground, per
fectly sound and sweet I'm Odor. vel.
low, free from excess In lint and free
from hulls, and must contain at least
40 per cent Of protein and per cent
ni fat aud not more than . per cent
of crude fibre The amount " ench
Ingredient In each package. or sack.
OF choice cottousced meal. or first
gindc must be shown on the inspec-
tluu tag with the words. Choice Cot
tonseed Meal plainly printed there
on
Good cottonscpd meal. or second
grade, must be- finely ground not nee
essarily boted NJ sweet order. rea
sonably bright in color, aud free from
hulls, aud must contain at least 30
per ccnt of protein and Z per cent OF
fat and not more than n per cent N
crude fibre The amount VI each In.
gr, dent In each sack. or package. NJ
good cottonseed meal, or second grade.
must be- shown un the Inspection tax
tag with the words Good Cotton Seed
Meal" plainly printed ON such tag.
Cold pressed cuttonseed cake Is the
product resulting from subJectlng the
whole undecurtiyutcd cotton seed To
the cold pressure process for the eN.
traction ~ oil aud includes the en-.
tire cotton seed less the oil extracted.
Ground cold pressed cottonsccd IA
the ground product resulting from sub.
iecting the whole undecOrtlcated cot
ton seed TO the cold pressure process
for the extraction NJ oil, and includes
the entire ground cotton seed, less the
oil extracted
Cottonseed meal and huls, or cot
tonseed feed meal must consist VI
cottonseed meal mixed with hulls and
must contain not more than 70 Der
cent hulls and not less than - per cent
protein The amount of each lngredl
eul In each sack or package, Of such
mixture must be- shown ON the iuspec
. ton tax tag with the words Cotton
Seed Meal aud uulls.' plainly printed
ON smoh tng
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
BUILDING BOOM ON
Projects Started by Classeu Company
Means Extensive Development Of
Suburban Additions 10 City

An extensive home building opera
tion ON It's vnrlous properties In the
city and particularly In North High
lands I, the announcement made by
the Classen company which has al
ready taken the initial steps FOR the
paving ~ several streets In the latter
addition The construction on several
houses has begun aud contracts have
been made Tor others B = King ~
Kansas city has heen retained 10 mn
the contract MIR Clnsseu said Friday /.
we ARE going ahead aud an the de
mnnd for good substantial homes aud
win continue the policy 50 long ~ II
continues. cgcu II It runs into thou.
saud.'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06

From Amarillo. Woodward, Alva,
KioWa, Enid aud Guthrie dailyiO go am
FRISCO LlNEs-lNBOUND
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TO INC0RP0RATE
Upon Receipt Of Necessary InfOrma-
tlou Oklahoms City.Cansdian River
Bridge Company 10 Get Charter

Articles of incorporation for the
Oklahoma Ciu Canadian River Bridge
company which IS lu promote the
bridge near Newcastle nave been pre-
pared hy Dorset Carter and are In
the hands of thc committee ~ the
Chamber " Commerce which Is stll
working 10 close the matter up and let
the conract I'm tho meantime the IN
yestiratiou NJ the Hukrr bridge Com
pnny, which rs tu construct the bridge
and take half the stock iu the com
pany, has been continued aud the up
plicntlon blank for the bond hy u sure.
~ company has neon received with IN.
structlons 10 I'm it out with these
details finally settled the committee
will get busy on uislug the amount to
be furnished bv Oklahoma city,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
THIRTEEN MISSING
Contrary TO First Information Several
Passengers Of Hesperian Have Not
lieen Accounted For

QUEENSTOWN, Sept G.--Oue flrsr
cabin passenger six second cabin pas.
scnVcrs aud six third.class passengers
on the liner Hesperlan are unaccount
ed for according to statement made
this afternoon nv the Allan line agent
here A wom0n's body has heen lden
tilted a. that NJ Miss Carherry prob.
ahlv Of New FOundland
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
r0srMASrERs CoMING

oklahoma branch N the National
eague " postmasters viii hold a
convention In oklahoma City, Septem.
her 212s, enabling the postmasters IN
transact the business Of the as,oria.
tiou and also attend the state fair o.
y. Butler of Grove Is president aud
s H. Elrod Of llomlny, secretary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
Cotton

Liverpool Cotton
LIVERPOOL, Sept COTTON Spot
In fair demand prices cnsier Good mid
ding 60s; mlddllng b1s; low mlddllng
5,3Od. Good ordinary ApO Sales 5000; IN
cuding 670O aud 1000 for speculation
and export Receipts 100 bales Futures
closed steady September Sos: Sept Oct
605d oct Nov I'D Nov Dec. 6.7pd :
Dec Jan. bS2hd Jan Feb 6s0d Feb
Mar 1900 Mar. Apr 0p3hd; Apr MAY
bpid; May June q; June July dUtibd
July AuG, AuG sep, B0sd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
ELECTION FRAUDS UP
Jury Is Being Selected TO Try il OlH.
Iens at Corpus Christi, on Charge Of
Crooked Work Last Election

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, Sept. e.
The trial OF forty-one citizens Of this
county was expected TO get under way
today nfter clearing away few pre-
limlnaries In the United states dis
trict court The defendants are
charged with frauds In connection with
the last general election In Texas.
The selection Of Jury was expected
TO begin after noon as fifty venlremen
had reported for the courts opening at
nine O'Clock.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
REFUGEES TO SPAIN
500 Dons and Families Tire Of Endur.
Ing RigOrs Of Mexico and Are Taken
Home by Spanish Steamer

NEW YORK Sept 0-The steamer
Manuel Calvo, which arrived from
Vera Cruz Sunday, brought 4h5 span.
lsh fugihvrs from Mexican towns and
villages who left their homes because
they faced starvation They are he.
Ing sent to Spain at the expense "
the spanish government
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
BURNED MORTGAGE

An unusual feature Of the Bible
school ut the haywood Christian
church, Sunday, was the burning Of
the mortgage on the church The 81
bic sChn0l was largely instrumental
In cancelling the last $500 of the orig
lnal debt,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06

Ell PASO, Texas, Sept e--Battllng
Nelson andw Bobby Waugh. light
weight champion NJ Texas, are TO meet
at lJ pounds today IN 2O.rouud
boxing bout IN the Iuarez arena. The
bout IL To follow several prelminarles
aud Will not start before siI o'clock
Nelson has shown almost old.time
form IN his training at Juarez Waugh
has been undeteated In his last eleven
hOuts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06

Oklahems city ri Rene Lins.
Cars leave Terminal station, Oklahom.
CITY b,SO q, IN. and every hour until ,aa
D. NJ, then 10 and II 80 D. m.
Csrs leave ~ Reno 90 a N, and every
hour until 7 y. M then 10 and hourly
until i0;iO then n 10 y. n.
Oklahoma City .NurmaA Lise
Cars leave Oklahoma City 900 a m. ana
hourly until OO0 y. m. then II 80 p
Cars leave Norman so2 . m. and hourly
until II O2 y, N
Oklahoula city Edmond Line.
Car leave Oklahoma City 0OI a M. and
hourly until 10 %, y. m. theu n 40 u m.
rara leave Edmond 900, TsOl a. m, and
hourly until II ;0t D. m.
Service begins one hour later on Sun.
aays ahd legal hoiidayA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
CONTRACTING AND BUILDING

PHONE w. 51i1 Tor estimates nn all
kinds N building construction cement
walks, curbs. gutter, nl work under per
sOnnl supervision Guaranteed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
CALLED TO Chicago

Smith G. MattSon, assistant attor.
ney general, departed Thursday uight
for Chicago, having received tele.
gram informing him Of the serious
Illness OF his father I'm that city.