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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-04-29

dered about almost aimlessly for near
ly half an hour. Then Quest came
to a sudden standstill. Lenora gripped
his arm. They had both heard the
same sound-a queer, grooming cry,
half plaintive, half angry.
whats that?" he exclaimed.
Lenora still chung to his arm.
ct hate this place." she whispered.
cit terrifes me. What are we look
ing for, Mr.. Quest?"
"Can't say that know exactly" the
latter answered, ''but I guess we'll
find out where that cry came from.
Sounded to me uncommonly like hui
man effort"
They had made their way up as
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12
PHOENIX RIFLE CLUB
 ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
Plans for Big Membership go With Annual Meeting-Bodo do Returned to
 Chair Miia RulcHelps Club

A bis membership toi make q sac- cossful associatiCn, and the election of q board of officers to make il same true happened last night at the meeting of the Phoenix Rifle club at the arm ory. pr Lorenzo Boido was returned tu the chair
 The lately Instituted rule of National Guardsmcn against taking rifles out except under the eye of an officer. will il is said. help to boost the member ship of the Phoenix and other rifle clubs. for many of the shooters do not want to have their practices only when it is convenient for the whole squad to go to the range. The club must have such a membership that it can stand the assault of WentY-men teams in other clubs, if it is to hold..the cham pionship it won last season along the Pacific coast.
 Tom Edcns was made vice president, Ray DeMund treasurer and Jackson Mckee secretary and executive officer.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12
CENTRAL ARIZONA NAP
 IN WONDER OF DETAIL
Huge Map of Maricopa and Parts of Surrounding Counties Carries
 Great Mass of Information.

Few newspapers isued now -adays on such d pretentious scale as the big "A sheet poster" sized map of Central Arizona, just completed by Engineer Fred Holmquist, formerly city engineer of Phoenix. Copies of the Holmquist map have been com mented upon by mappists as one of the most complete bits of work they have ever seen.
 The drawing covers all of Mari copa county, and parts of Pinal Gna, Yavapai. Coconino and Navajo It is really a map of Central AriZopa
 Every feature is reproduced on the map The topography is indicated by hatchurcs-that being the only detail not worked out to the limit.
 Mr. Holmquist will shortly make a special trip to the Verde country to get data for a revision of the map around the site of the Horseshoe dam. He will also change the map to include elevation figures on all the big mountain peaks.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12

naught Jean Bart was slightly hurt, concealing the loss of the Courbet The Courbet it is declared. was sunk on December 21. After being torpedoed she was rammed by the Jean Bart which was trying to help her.
 An official telegram from Vienna on December A said that subraminc No. r had attacked on December T, a French squadron composed of sixteen ships, in the Otranto Channel east of the Heel of Italy. The submarine tor pedoed two battleships of the Courbet type, it was said. but owing to high seas. was unable to ascertain the fate of tie torpedoed ships. The Courbet was 23,4G7 tons displacement and armed with twelve twelve-inch guns. She was built in 1911 and carried a complement of 90i men.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12
CALENDAR CALLED IN SUPREME COURT

i Following the calling of the calen- morning, four eases were argued, and one action reversed and remanded 1 for |; new trial The case reversed i was that of the White Sewing Ma chine company vs. J. Taylor Bradley, an appeal from the superior court of . Cochise county.
 Motion to set aside stipulation in , Criminal Case No. 365. The State , of Arizona vs. R L. Pinyan, was l argued, the court withholding judg- ment for the present. The request Of Owen T. Rouse, appellent in the l. action brought against Catherine Bo- len and Frederick C. Bolen for an extension of time for filing brief i was denied and the case set for hearing January 22. Motion for diminution of record in the case of i Philip M. Sharplcs vs w. B. Duvall | was argued and appellant ordered l to take up the matter of diminution with the lower court
 l The following cases were placed on the calendar:
 i Jan. II. No. 1414. Town of Tempe 1 appellant. vs C. A. Corbell, f appellee.
 1 Jan. 15. No. 1887, Chas. Davis. ap-
 pellant vs. w. A. Tway, ap- i pellee
 No. 1402. oceanic Gold Min ] ing O., appellant, vs. AL ' . - bert Steinfel. appellee. Jan. 16. No 372. w. W. Kermaen, vs. Y State of Arizona, respondent.
 No. 1412, T. K. Brandt, ap- pellant. vs. w. K. Meade,
 appellee.
 Jan. IS. No. 1416. John L. Thomas.
 appellant, vs. The State of E Arizona at the relation of N @ F. A. Rogers. ct al. appel
 lees. No. 1892
 Jan. 19 No. 1426. The Leadville
 Mining Co. ct u, appellants
 vs. Geo. Hempbill appellee Jan. 20 No. >1427, J. R. Brought. ap- 1 e pellant, vs. Pierrepont Mi i nor, appellee No. 1886 Jan 22 No. 14O7 and 14OS, Owen T. l. 5.r. Rouse, appellant. vs. Cath ~ erine Bolen and Frederick r C Bolen. appellecs Jan. 523 No. 1889. A. H. Gibson. ct al,
 appellants, vs. E. C. McCa-
 mey, appellee.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12
PLANS PROGRESS FOR
 TRADE BOARD DINNER
Committees named to randle Details of Huge Dollar Dinner; Speak
 CTS Are Being Selected

Work on the program for the an rual dinner of the board of trade to it's members and the legislature. progressed yesterday with the se- lection of some of the speakers. New voices will be heard in forensic out bursts around the festive board. for many of the orators have been se- lectcd from among the new legis- laiors, lately arrived in the city.
 The dinner will occur on the night of January IS at the Hotel Adams. The price of the banquet has been fixed al one dollar.
 In a committee meeting yesterday afternoon, Chairman Harry NJ. Fen
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12

nemore of the arrangements squad named the following assistants:
 To call on legislature: Dave Gold berg, Arthur Luhrs. T. D. MrVay. J. C. Adams and Gus Noll
 On decorations and tables: F. A, Marshall, John Dcnnett. W. E. Deity.
 on seating the guests: IT, M Fen nemore, Joseph H. Kibbey, A. l.. Moore and ten assistants
 With Mr.Fennemore on the com mittee on arrangements are A. l.. Moore and H. J. McCluns
 The annual meeting, reports of the committees and the election of of ficers will be part of the order of business after the banquet.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12

sighted over La Martin. Both turned northward again when they saw
 French aeroplanes driving in their | direction. The presence of hostile , aeroplanes in this vicinity is re garded as interesting, as it is con sidered likely that il was the inten-
 ticn of the German airmen to at
 tack Paris and London simultaneous , ly.
 Yesterdays dispatches stated that sixteen German aircraft were sighted over the English Channel headed for
 London. but that they turned back According to French dispatches. fifty bombs were dropped on Dunkrk Sunday by aeroplanes cruising over the
 town from eleven o'clock until nearly four o'clock in the afternoon. Two of
 the raiders were brought to earth. Six were killed in Dunkirk and the suburb
 Malo. It IS reported that several were killed at St. Pol and Adinkerke but this is not confirmed.
 | Aeroplanes came from all directions towards Dunkirk and were met by
 heavy shrapnel fire. In spite of the long ordeal the populace displayed no panic. The bombs included some of an
 mcendiary type. but little material
 damage was done IL appeared that the
 absence Of q large number of French
 aeroplanes from Dunkirk has been
 known to the Germans
 1 As the French officials have made no
 confirmation or denial of the report
 from Berlin that the French dread =
 naught COurbet Was torpedoed and
 sunk by the Austrian submarine No T.,
 near Malta. The German report said that the French pretend the dread
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12
MOTORCYCLE PROGRAM

Jan. IT, Track races. Jan. 2i Run to Florence. Jan 30 and 31. Hunting and camping trip
 Feb. '. Endurance run to Globe and return. cone daN) Feb T and 22. Run to Tucson and return. Soon after this, race to be held from Phoenix to Tucson.
 CLUB COMMITTEES
 Membership T. E. Fogle, Ray Ward and R. J Orput.
 House J. clyde Blaine, Ben Rudderow and Harry Crandall.
 Enterta inment George Breunniger. John Ilohl and Dr. l.. Mcclure.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12
BONDS ARE LIGHT

And are the divorce laws 50 very liberal in your section3'
 Liberal? Say They arc so libera! that nobody ever heard of d woman crying at a wedding out there. - Detroit Journal.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12
NOT CERTAIN

What is this malady which has suddenly attacked the nations of Europe?'
 There is some doubt as to that. Some say it is the German rush, others that it is the Russian germ. Christian Register
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12
ITURBIOE IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 11-General Eduardo Iturbide, former commander of Mexican federal district, who re- gently succeeded in escaping from Mexico. has appeared in Washington. The escape of lturbide occasioned considerable discussion. In Mexico it was charged that Leon Canova, special agent of the state department who is now in Washington conferring wit Bryan. arranged for the fugi- tive to escape.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12
EARTHQUAKE ON THE COAST
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsrAfcHl

IASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHI
 SANTA BARBARA. Jan. 11-Nine distinct earthquake shocks at inter- vals of a second were felt here to- night. There was no damage or excitement here. At Lompoc. north of Z. here, q two story brick building settled, causing crack in the wall. It is reported shocks were felt in San Luis Obispo and other points along the coast. They were said to have been the heaviest felt in several years
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12
Great Fire in Brussels

AMSTERDAM. Jan. 11.-Refusees who arrived at Bergcn-o op-Zoom from Brussels. says Nieuws Non Den Dag, report q great fire has broken out at the former Rnlginn capital
Arizona republican., 1915-01-12
WEATHER STILL KEEPS

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Arizona republican., 1915-01-12
WRONG WORD

I'm a glutton for work" boasted the man.
 asked him to split some wood.
 "Er-I mean an epicure." the man hastened to correct himself-Puck. Mrs. WCmhat has decided not to he q candidate for office after al1. Why is that"
 "She has no fall hat to cast into the ring"-Kansas City Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-18
WOMEN EXPECT
To GET BALLOT
BY FILIBUSTER
Colorado Branch of Congress
sionaI Union Is Formed With
View to Working for Sub
mission Of Amendment
.st poHataa JOURNAL SPECIAL lEAsE0 wiHsI
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IHY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL tEhsfo wiRFI
colorado Springs Colo. Aug H.
Colorado woman uffraeists by ac.
ton today upon completion OF the on.
ganlzaton Of the Colorado Branch ol
the Congressional Union for Wom
ans Suffrage. Joined hands with thoit
sisters who are behind lne Susan =
ANTHONY suffrage amendment W1icI
the national organization proposes ID
Uush Win renewed energy lt the neNl
session Of congress " plans tormu
lated today are followed In the fiRhl
next winter, say leaders who attended
the two days convention of suffrage
leaders In this city, passage of the pro
posed amendment te the federal CON
sdtuuon is. assured
The plan as outlined by Miss Alice
paul. chairman Of the executive com
mittee Of the Congressional union viii
be an effective nlbustcr conducted h}
members of congress from suffrage
states.
Mrs. Bertha Fowler Of Colorado
Springs. was elected state chairman
Of the Colorado branch of me organ
izatlou meeting this afternoon Tn,
other Officers. who with Mrs LuciW
Cuthbert. Of Denver. member of the
rational advisory board, as cx-otfirtf
member. make up The state executive
committee. are Mrs. Lillian Kerr
Colorado Springs. first vice chairman
Mrs Robert Fuller Of Colorado
Springs. second vice chairman. Mrs
Kate Russell Of Denver, third vice
chairman Mrs francee Wayne, oi
Denver fourth wee chairman Dr
Caroline Spencer. of Colorado Springs
secretary Mrs. Berne Hopkins 0i
Colorado Springs treasurer
Following the adoption Of the con-
slituuon fifty delegates we're appoint
ed 10 attend the National WOmel
Voters convention 10 San Francisco
September "A. 6 aud l6.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-18
DESPERATE FIGHTING
REPORTED BY PETROGRAD

Peuograd, Aug. Is (yia London
1926 a. M The following statement
was issued tonight.
Tn the region of Riga ana IN the
direction of Jaeubstadt, there has been
no particular change Sunday and
Monday attempts Of the enemy to
progress failed Ia the direction Of
Dvnsk stubborn fighting continues.
but AN German attacks have been
lrepulsed. AT Kovno there has been
fighting of the most desperate char
lacter Sunday and Monday the enc
my having made careful preparations
{ by the use of heavy artillery Of alt
/ calibres up to sixteen inches, launched
a series Of violent attacks In full
strength with the object Of storming
/ the fortifications on the left bank Of
/ the Niemen. Towards Monday even
ing ne succeeded IN carrying a small
/ fort which had been greatly damaged
! 10y artillery fire and in breaking into
/ intervening spaces between some Of
the other forts in The northern section.
I The fighting continues
Upon the left bank of the upper
/ Narew we repulsed on sunday a series
of fierce German attacks In the di-
lrection Of Balystok and Biclsk
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-18
ALLIES Will PROTECT
PRICE or COTTON, THEY SAY

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE decision
of the allies to declare cotton contra
band was admitted today in the high
est official quarters though a formal
statement on the subject is withheld
until official notification is received
here from London and Paris During
the day Sir Cecil Spring Rice, the
British ambassador, who had Just re-
turned to Washington from Long Is
and was in conference WltH NJ Jusse-
rand, the French ambassador They
are understood to have discussed the
cotton situation as well as other sub
jeets connected with the war
It was leained today that ia day
or two some sort of an official state
ment will be forthcoming detailing
the reasons of Che allies for declaring
cotton contraband This, il is under
stood. will set forth that animated by
desire to avoid inflictiug injury
upon the cotton planters OF the south,
whose welfare must be a matter OF
concern for The European nntions
that depend upon the great American
staple for the bulk of the clothing
of the population measures are 90 be
concerted between the allied govern
ments that will prevent the price Of
cotton from going below the point 3i
profitable production just how THIS
| is TO be done has not been clearly IN
dcated. Tut it is known that there is
in contemplation project to stand
behind the market when necessary TO
lpreyent undue depression.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-18
Reply to Pan-Ameican Note
Is Expected to Demand Rec
ognition Of His Own First
Chiefsbip,
APPEAL is NOW IN
HANDS OF ALL LEADERS
Fear for Safety of Foreigners
In Vera Cruz Expressed Be-
cause Of InfIammatoy
HandbiIIS Distributed

Washington, Aug General car
rama within "a few days viii reply 90
the an-Ameriean appeal 20 Mexico,
il was learned here tonight He will
reject the peace conference proposal
urged by Secretary Lansing and Latin
American diplomats and. IL is report
ed, Will suggest that the conterces use
their influence to obtain recognition
for his government from their re-
spectiNc republics
According TO his friends here car
ranza appreciated the friendly tone Of
the Pan-American appeal Tie has
consulted his civil and military asso-
ciates regarding il, and has conmuni-
Gated with Eliseo Arredondo, his
Washington Representatives and other
agents of his cause in the United
states.
As "a result OF those conferences, II
is declared, the general has determine
ed to make a courteous reply, givne
In detail his reasons for rejecting the
conference plan and advancing argu
ments i'm an effort TO convince the
conforees that recognition Of the Car.
i1anza government is warranted ant
/ necessary for the re-establishment OF
peace i'm Mexico
No formal replies TO the peace an
peal have reached the state depart
ment from Mexican leaders, but re-
/ ports have come that the communi
cation has been delivered yirtualE
F., throughout MeXico Department Off
Gals said they had reason to heliev
/ that the document advanced 10 Genera
. Zapata had been delivered 90 him b.
q messenger from Mexico city
quiet prevailed along the Mexican
/ torder today SO far as war depart
ment reports indicated. Some auNiet
! for Americans in Vera cruz Is fel
again, however. because of the circu
I lation of placards there containing
/ highly inflammatory language an'
protesting against Interference il
! Mexican affairs.
Secretary Daniels said the battle
ships Louisiana and New Sllampshir
would reach Vera Cruz tomorrow
morning
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-18

prospects whom they may visit after
the fair is over. one OF the eXhib-
tors at the Fresno county fair in Cali
ifornia last year sold twelve machines
during fair week from his booth in
the auto show. according to "a letter
received from the secretary of that
county fair The management here
believes that the show will be means
OF reaching great many prospects
and that the dealers viii arouse a
great deal of interest in their new
models Prizes will be awarded in
the form of silver cups for the best
displays the best decorated booths
and ON individual cars, the classified
tion being according 10 price
The premium book goes 60 press t1-
day and viii ne ready for distribution
the latter part of The week. IL CON
tains $50 pages this year and is twice
as large as any premium book ever
printed here before. Two new de
partments have been added and one
eliminated the better babies, for the
reason that the time is too short to re-
|arrange the department to reach the
class of people it is desirable 20 reach
with such a contest The fair man
agement desires ii to be understood
that il believes that the better babies
show should be department of "a
state fair but that conditions this year
make il impossible to hold the COM
petition.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-18

Marietta. ca. Aug l1--Leo NJ.
Frank. convicted Of the murder OF
Mary Phagan. was taken from the
state prison farm az Mllledgeville last
ripht bv u small band OF determined
mon was brought to within few
lies of The Phagan home in this city
ai dayHpht today and hanged to tree
ncar Inc Marietta -Millcdgevillo high
vav The body. which was found Mt
Is O'Clock this morning daugled from
the Tree for several hours while "a
Ihrong from the surrounding coun-
tryydo gathered about the sccne. Hy
a vote VI the crowd the body was cut
down without mutilatiou and taken
by automobile TO Atlanta where an
other thioug c0ugregatcd t0 view IT,
Officials of Cobb county Wa which the
lynehing occurred, Immediately insti-
mtcd an investigation Coroner Booth
ompanellcd Jury and announced
that the county commissioners had
empowered him To- employ additional
counsel Two witnesses appeared be-
fore the Jury which adjourned It's ses-
slons for week while officials collect
evidence. Whne the identity Of no
member Of the band WIS known to
officials tonight t was suggested that
the fact that Frank was taken nearly
100 miles in an automobile from the
state prison almost to the outskirts
Of Marietta Indicated that most of
the lynchers came from this city
The body was discovered by aearch-
crs from several cities in this section
who started out in automobiles after
cws spread that Frank had been
kidnapped from the state prison farm
The body hanging from an oak tree.
Was found clothed only in The silk
shirt which Franl, wore when he was
torn from bed In the prison dormi-
tory A white handkerchief covered
his face, his feet and legs we're tirm-
ly bound and under his right Jaw was
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-18


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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-18
POWER DAMS PLANNED
FOR GRAND CANYON

Phoenix, Ariz, Aug l1-James y.
Girard. city engineer announced to-
day that the department of the in-
terror had granted permission to con-
duct preliminary operations in con-
nectou with the establishment of sX
dams. reservoirs and power sites in
the Grand Canyon of Arizona, by
which Il is planned to develop in eN-
cess of 400.OO0-horsepower of hydro
electric energy from the waters of the
Colorado river Besides the furnish
ing of power for railroads i'm the
mountains and mines of the state,
Gmand, who formerly was state en-
sineer says the plan includes a
scheme for electrical extraction of at
mospheric nitrogen for the manulac-
mre of fertilizer
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-18
q EXECUTIONS
IN CHIHUAHUA
ON LAST SUNDAY
Villa Resorts to Old Method
of SuppreSSiog Enemies by
Placing Them Before Firing
Squad,

El Paso, Tcxs Aug. ltA report
reaching here today from Chihuahua
city stated that tvcuty-three execu-
uons took place there sunday Among
those before the firing squad was Au-
relano Gonzalez. brother of Gen Pab-
10 Gonzalez OF Carrlnz's staff ace
cordmg TO Mrs Gonzalez, who arrived
here today
George G. Carothcrs special repre-
sentative of the state department has
asked the Vlla government for an eN-
plaultiou of tho reported executions.
Gen Auo Dios pol Rios purchas
ing agent Of the villa government
railroads, WAS arrested today ot
Juorcz His brother who went 90
Juarez to investigate the arrest was
refused Information and later ar
rested