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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-05-14
A Sluggish Liver Needs Attention

A Sluggish Liver Needs Attention
Let your Liver get torpid and you
are in for a spell of misery. Every
body gets an attack now and then.
Thousands of people keep their Liv-
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your druggist.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-02
FLOODS TO BE MADE TO
 BUILD UP RIVER BANKS
Current Deflcctor Brought to Atten ton of Arizona Farmers as Re-
 suit of Publicity of Floods.

Word of Arizona's recent troubles, due to the ovcrplus of rain, gave one live firm of business men an opportunity to bid for work in this state. It was in q long letter to the Phoenix Board of Trade that H. B. IIolcomb of the Holcomb- -Laskamp company of Sacramento, begged leave to interest the Arizona farmers in the current deflector which is made in the California capital
 The deflector works on the princi pie of d swing dam. urging the cur rent of the river in various directions so as to protect land from the floods or to cause them to make deposits of silt. which will in time become valuable farm land Let the River Do the Work" is the motto of the firm. It is proposed to install sev- eral of the interesting devices in Ari- zona streams, that the floods may De turned to good use
Arizona republican., 1915-01-02
ROAD DISTRICT NO. ONE
 ELECTS TRUSTEES TODAY J
Two Trustees WH Be Namefe Polls in Osborn School House;
 Board Plans Improvements.

Gordon Tweed aud E. NJ. Lpnison. whose terms as trustees of special Road District No. l. are about to expire call the attention of the vol CTS of Special Read District No. ! that there will he'an election today for two trustees at the Osborn school house.
 The polls will b! open from 9 a-.,-,l: to D. m Therc:wil also be'a meet ing of the boarG of trustees to con slider the plans sW the improvement of Central aveRac. which worcf sub- mittcd by thepfq1erty owners, aiyut- ting on central Avdlue from lie Nc Dowell road 10 ths Little, Mariropa canal The pRnsy, II, put into effect, will make that haff, mile of Central avenue the mT attrqcdyc- Of any 1 thorolghfare iA Arizona for=a like | distance. f
Arizona republican., 1915-01-02
"The Tvphoon"

The offering at the Arizona theater last night and at the matinee of the Paramount picture The Typhoon
 produced by Thomas H. Incct, the man who so successfully staged The Wrath of the Gods drew magnificent au- dience of first nichters at the great old house The audience enjoyed to the full the pictured presentation of the play which many of them had seen when Walker Whiteside was here near lv two years ago The sacrifice of a Japanese as the murderer of woman of the half world in order to save the life of the man who really did 1t. so that the real murderers work for The Empire" "Dai Nippon" in Gcrmang should not bc delayed, is d remarka " incident taken to weave spleydld characterization of the oriental aFeX- emplfed in the eastern islanders, The way it is done in the picture is cHguif- ing almost in its lesson. The same reels will be run at the Arizona today
Arizona republican., 1915-01-02
ANOTHER MOVIE FIRM HAS EYE ON PHOENIX
Following Announcement of Lubin's Move Here, Meyer Company Makes
 Bid for Local Studio

Quickly following the announcement that Romaine Fielding, Lubins best director, would bring company of motion picture people to Phoenix, comes the news that C. F. Meyers. an independent manufacturcr. will enter negotiations to make Phoenix his head quarters.
 The C. R. Meyers company is of Mas silon, ohio. Manager Meyers is the inventor of q film propess, by which all the products of ,fhe company are treated The correspondence has been taken up with the Phoenix board of trade.
 F'icltling's company will be in the city about January ID.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-02
WARM CLOUDY WEATHER
 FOR NEW YEARS DAY

Clouds srayed the sky practically all yesterday. but not enough to bring rain. A forecast for New Years had it that the day would be fair. A storm which progressed out of the northwest, is headed this way, and may bring more rain
 The temperature was scnsibly War mer than for the past few days. In fact, it was warmer in Phoenix Nestcr- day than it has been on a New Years day for several years. The highest temperature was 64 and the lowest i1.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-02
T he Reqalc

The Saturday program Tor today at the Regalc will include the great Uni Vcrsal feature picture "Richelcu" in four reels, q picture that carries with it great historical value. as it is based upon incidents in the life of that prince of the Roman church. who laid the foundations for the power of France in Europe at the close of the middle ages. The scenery is elaborate and the cos tunes gorgeous. The picture has been well recommended at every station at which is has showed prior to reaching Phoenix Manager Davis has assured his patrons that it will be one of the pest ever seen at his house.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-02
=, SEE AMERICA FIRST "
 NEW YEARS, GREETING

We lie wiSSips you a pleasante jour ney through ,ihe coming year
 A journey that shall not be marred by s6iddinc-
 A iouysey in which there may be few rough reots-
 \ i6urneN in which sap may have safety First. last and a'l5he way
 A journe' which na E.nable you to See America First in,tiE galaxy of na- tions--
 First .in. prosperitM First in Peace and F'ixxtSin Honor-
 A jotTN that shall bring you all the colarWt, all the safety and all the steady Heins that accompany Goodrich \ jou1nsy during which every day
Arizona republican., 1915-01-02

Tommy Burns, former White Hope met with an accident in Wyoming that has wrenched him severely
Arizona republican., 1915-01-02

during the exposition year in Cali fornia In a message from the bank CTS of the Imperial Valley, the Phoc nix board of trade is asked to send
 letters to the California legislature urging that body to take the steps necessary to secure funds to repair the southern California feeder to the Borderland.
 It is with realization of the great importance of an attractive roadway into southern California, that the
 Imperial valley people are taking
 their present action. A big tourist
 traffic through the south this year
 will mean a great deal of money to
 the towns along the route.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-02
ADJUSTMENTS
Il,c I.amara

Manager Barncord will have q spec lal Saturday program for today'S pro- gram which will be diversified and full of interest to the movie fans of the city. quite in keeping with the high stand ard that has been established by this popular playhouse The Saturday pro- grams at this house are run for that day only and are always usually good. Patrons of the house who attend the performance today will be pleased with the showing.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-02
Two Comedies at Lion

Comedles are what the people wagt and they shall have them says Walter Leecraft of the Lion theater and tcr today the program will carry on ,as, fully funny Keystone laugh maker teus titled The Love Thief wiiich : ,l' bring forth roars of laughter rijn every observer. Not far hehT1k- the Keystone in humor is the BautEsfom : cdy called The Tightwad auty comedies are always good. atEk.3 hiie not of the rough and tumble ktm, vet they are pleasing and satisfyhiE The two reel number today Is froMs.fe Re- liance studios and entitled fsGn odal- isque" Blanche Sweet apd sdl.sstar sup porting company arg. FespSs4sta'le for q mighty good drama in /. dallsque
 which is shown for thc4@ time to- day at the Lion The lehsrrprogram is such that it may safe9.be called show worth seeing. ;.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-02

M0xw and Comiskey will take 1heR$Shtfits to South America on il rl;it3Eed vessel next winter.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-02

may be d continuous round of pleas
Arizona republican., 1915-01-02
ASK AR|z0NA'S AID IN
 CALIFORNIA ROAD WORK
Imperial Valley Urges Phoenix tc Memorializc Legislature, to I'm
 prove Borderland Feeder

Arizona's aid has been asked in
 getting the Yuma highway completed, so that traffic over the southern iroute to the Borderland trail, may be increased as much as possible
Arizona republican., 1915-01-02

Chicago athletes arc expected to compete i'll the junior indoor cham lionships at Brooklyn next Tuesday
Arizona republican., 1915-01-02

The big Christmas marathon at San Francisco promises to develop some classy cross country speed.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-02
aprosperous lpiosn,sN Performance

In keeping 'mithy The prosperity eel ebration the 9nanacs csEEit Of the Col iseum has 5arransea.I special per formancc for tonH4s terming it ''Prosperous >PhofrE Performance Each act pfamssS ?he best possible line of entert airFsit. and with the line -,lp of, inpvies,,.he affair is bound to prove a. bis. Success. A special feature rwin, brttke singing of Eugene Redewnrs version of "A Long Way to TippeEafy,'' the song that was written esbeeialiy for the prosperity celebrationr today. Nothing has been left s,undcne that will tend in any way tc. make tonights show the big gest demonstration ever and 1t should prove a very enjoyable affair from every standpoint.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-02

Just as each Goodrich Tire is.
 And may all your ventures prove to be for thc Best in the Long Run. THE E. r. GOODRICH COMPANY. Makers of Everything that's Best in Rubber
The Washington herald., 1915-08-01

But when all is said and done it looks
Russian ambassadors wife is the match
ing Of the democratic pride of a beautiful
and accomplished woman against the au-
tocratic indifference of the car Of all the
Russias,
Ambassador Marye has been at his Pet
rograd post for barely a year. His wife
remained at his side only a few months.
When she returned there was no one even
among her friends who could make her say
whether she had been received at the Ro-
manoff court or not Several government
officials, however said in a quiet tone Of
voice they were under the impression
that she had not been.
About all that could actually be learned
from her was that she had an exciting
time in getting out of the country which
she did not like little bit. In ordinary
peace times the traveller leaves or enters
tria. But the war, Of course, makes travel
by the direct route impossible.
Therefore, mad anne, the wife OF the
ambassador. had to leave Russia by way
Of the Scandinavian peninsula. Sweden,
Of course, abuts on Russia, and II would
seem to be a fairly simple proposition to
take a train from Petrograd and go north
and west through Russia and then down
south and west through Sweden. But 1t
can't be done-at least, not so easily.
Ever since Russia built her railroad to
the Swedish border Sweden has absolutely
refused to connect up her own railway
with II. She has always been afraid OF
Russia as an aggressive and swallowing
power, therefore, her railroad separation
trom her. A. . result there Is . gap Of
The Washington herald., 1915-08-01
FCOU|
ISM T
PARIS !!
Still Mrs. Marye Found the Life of an Am
bassadors Wife in Russia Delightful, but
Her Return Home Did Start the Gossps.

twenty miles btween the Russian railway
going toward Sweden and the Swedish rail-
way going toward Russia.
Then it was necessary for the ambas-
sador's wife to search about for some sort
of cart for herself and four trunks. She
finally secured two-wheeled one which
had furry pony and lap coverings Of
straw and very, very smelly skins. More
over, she had for a companion a perfectly
strange man whom she has not seen be-
fore or since. Her four modest trunks
came tumbling after in another more or
less staple cart. In this regal style she
made the twenty mile journey across the
bleak and bitter Scandinavian country An
undignified trip. truly, for the wife of an
American ambassador.
When she and the anfba ssador went to
Russia the ordinary way was open to them
through Germany and Mrs. .Marye said to,
her maid: Now we have twenty-four
trunks and am going to be very disagree
able if one of them fails to show up" As
a matter of fact they all arrived and Mrs.
Marye showed up in the capital of the
Russias as we'll dressed a woman as
America could wish to represent her at a
foreign court.
But when returning Mrs. Marye issued
no hard and fast proclamation anent her
trunks or as to how many were to come
II they were lost, submerged or aban-
doned.. well and good, they would have
to be charged to profit and loss.
As if there were not enough destruction
The Washington herald., 1915-08-01

1 "A wife of the United States am
bassador to Russia, isn't saying.
You cant make gossips stop talking
any more than you can make a silent
woman start talking when she doesn't
want to. That is the situation exactly.
Mrs. Marye suddenly left the Muscovite
empire and came home. Here she is in
America and there her husband is in
Russia
Therefore the gossips' prattle. They
say Mrs. Marye is disguised withsthe
car and his court. They say Mrs Mahye
wanted to be the wife of the ambassador
to France and was hurt when she had to
be merely the wife of the ambassador
to Russia. They say Mrs. Marye will
never go back to Russia. They say Mrs.
Marye's husband is going to resign his
post They say Mrs. Marye and her hus-
band have not been invited to any of the
Russian court functions. They say Mrs.
Marye is going back soon to take a Rus
sian castle.
There are thousand of these cosby
''they says" But, of course, for every
'they say Mrs. Marye is there is a COM
panion they say Mrs. Marye isn't"
Through it all Mrs. Marye has kept a dig
nified and mysterious silence She has
denied several of the they says" but in
such a manner that it has given the gos-
sips more courage than ever.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-01

going on by human instigation and as II
the wife of the American representative
had not had her share of hardships did
she not meet with an awful mishap on the
water! Having carefully selected boat
of the neutral Scandinavian line 1t just
naturally and quietly and without the as
sistance of either the Germans or the Eng
lish caught fire.
For the greater part of two days the
wife OF the ambassador and all the other
passengers slept and ate and walked about
with their life preservers on
1t was easy enough to guess from the
foregoing recital of hardships that Mrs.
Marye wanted to get out OF Russia real
badly for some reason or other One of
the answers that Mrs. Marye gave was
that she left at home a charming little
daughter, as quaint as a conventionalized
little girl Of colored Illustration.
She came over to spend the summer
with this little daughter she said. and in
the fall. she continued. If one may make
plans ahead that have their setting in the
warning nations, 4 will take the child back
with me. | am going to spend the summer
with her in California and viii probably re-
turn by way OF Japan" ~
At the same tine she tcid of her inten-
tion--if she returns to Rrssia-of taking q
palace there Of forty rooms II would take
thirty servants to run it. that Is thirty
American servants which. as servants 60
In Russia, would mean at least sixty Of
the Muscovites. II has two bathrooms,
scores Of gems oftart. one bathroom I'M
heated and furnished with an elaborate
carved tub In which the water does not
run. es.ss - =.
The Petrosrad posi- anyway has bssa;
The Washington herald., 1915-08-01
81 l.

Jonah to the President. His first choice
as ambassador to The car was Henry u.
P.ndell. "a Peoria editor. But letter
which Senator James Hamilton. Lewis. Of
Illinois. wrote Pindell offering him the
place ON behalf OF the President robbed
the editor Of his opportunity to serve ct
Petrogrnd. a..'s
The Presidents eye next fell lpcn Con-
greasmsp Sharp. of Ohio now ambasaador
% France SHARP. however. had mads
The Washington herald., 1915-08-01

a ND, at that, 1t isn't so much what
the gossips are saying as ii is
. what Mrs. George T. Marye,
wife of the United States am
haSsadOr to Russia isn't saving
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-05
HAS
GONE To PHOENIX
Congressman Complete In
spection of Valleys;
Visit Juarez Valley.

Friday was spent by the con-
gressiOnal appropriations committee in
an auto trip up and down the valley,
both on the American and Mexican side
of the line. The committee went as
far up the valley as Montoya and as
far south as Fabens on the American
side and Guadalupe on the Mexican
side.
In the trip down the valley some Of
the committeeman stopped at the West
Isleta country club expecting TO be
entertained at a barbecue. The bar
becue, however, had been called OF at
the request OF the chairman OF the
committee, John J. Fitzgerald. Fol-
lowing the trip Of inspection the com
mitree returned to the city and left at
$3.50 Friday night for the west. The
salt river project will be the next one
inspected.
Few Attended Barbecue.
The barbecue at the West YsIeta
country club was held Friday evening
Though general invitation 10 resi-
dents Of the valley, and members OF
the chamber Of commerce and the two
water users associations had been
issued, not many were able to attend
and only about 80 persons enjoyed the
barbecue. which was an excellent one
The club was decorated with flags and
MOVERS and covers were laid for 100
The women Of Clint who had ar
ranged 10 serve refreshments to the
congressional committee at noon. de-
cided not TO join in the barbecue when
all Of the entertainment plans were
called on The Clint delegation had
gone TO much trouble to arrange for a
hospltable welcome to the committee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-05

its Write for free samples. Leeds Wooden
Mills Chicago.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-05
WateE CondItIons. 10 Grande Proiect.
\. & p. WATCHMAN DIES

F. G Malone, aged -. Waterman for
the T. q p. railroad died Friday after
noon, after a brief illness. Deceased
came here three months ago from
Galveston He leaves a wife Burial
took place in FL Paso Saturday after
noon. Mclean, Simmons and Hartford
conducting the funeral.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-05

Observations taken
at S a. m. 18TH ne
ridian time C a m.
Il PasO time.) June
5, 1915.
Forecasts.
e. Paso and vicin-
ity-Fair tonight and
Sunday.
New Mexico-T0-
night and Sunday.
generally fair; warm
er north portion sun
day.
Arizona - Tonight
and Sunday. fair; ris-
ing temperature.
West Texas - To-
night and Sunday,
generally fair.
e Paso at ? D. H.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-05
Help Wanted-SaTesmsn.


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.. m.
SALESMEN-Experienc in any line 20
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-05
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n cor WosRS % \

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WEATHER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-05
Auction Sale.
Money to Loan.

Al ABUNDANCE OF HONEY to loan on
chattels or good collateral at reasonable
rates. 3I5 Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-05
Help Wanted-MaIe and Female

Help WaBted-Male and Female
20 CENTS EACH PAID for tobacco users
names Contracts. blanks, etc, 70 cents;
returned II dissatisfied Superba Co. a.
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song POEMS. wanted for publication; ex-
perience unnecessary; send US your verses
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-05
Notice To Classified Advertisers

All Classified Advertising ordered TO
run indefinitely It. T. must be in writ
ing no L T. advertisements accepted
over the telephone Orders to discou-
unue L T. ads must also be in writing
and cannot be accepted over the tsle-
phone A stop order receipt will be given
when Z L ad is ordered discontinued.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-05
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offer as collateral Il shares Of bank stock
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-05

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