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The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-01-29
INDOOR BASEBALL.

In game, generally conceded to be
rag-ahewing match, the Reds, last Friday
nie,t. took the Braves down the line TO the
tune of q to 10.
There is some talk of the Braves throw
ing up the sponge and disbanding. For
the good of the game, we hope this will
be done. There are hardly enough play
ers to form three good teams and if the
best of the Braves was distributed among
the Reds and Tigers, two good teams would
be the result.
A second-or minor-league could be
formed with the remaining players and
would serve as a recruiting ground for the
Reds and Tigers.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-01-29

The entire force of this office in the sick
list, this week, and there is a shortage
in the news matter.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-01-29

Two games were pulled off at the Y M,
C. A., Tuesday night
The Braves and Tigers locked horns in
an interesting game, the Braves winning
E to 5.
In the second game, the Reds plucked
the tail feathers from the Giants and sent
them down the pike, sadder but wiser,
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
For Rent-Furnished
 Houses

SMALL COTTAGES, gas, electric lights screen room, on car line, S1O, $1l, $12 month. 1401 East Washington.
 10-dr H. H. MAJOR, IS w. ADAMS If HIGH CLASS FURNISHED HOMES
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30

FOR SALE-In. San Diego, Calif, one lot 50x100, no improvements; one lot 50N100 with show case and fixture factory. minutes to center of city; streets paved: no trade: sell account i'll health of owner. J.
 B. ETkins. Glendale. Ariz. 10-d
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30

SUFFERING MOSES, yelled a score of Prohibs, things are going to the dogs That talk makes me don my thinking cap. Where did Moses suffer? Was it when packing the tablets" down that high mountain, (they must have been awful heavy). or did he get too near the burning bush, and singe those long whiskers? Say, both were possible, but what's the matter with Doc ard his allies? "F'rio' is now con- ceded to only make us a trifle booZy- Denature alcohol fixes us so that we cease from troubling-and Peruna only works on the stomach, never touching the brain and yet they insist that we are going to the dogs. I actually believe they mean Ford. (Not Henry. He's a pacifyer, I'm a pacificist CD Well sir I'm going to show the white feather-ThiS joint is for sale, I'm for sale. and everything in it is for sale. Ford, (his star and title is waning) A West Jefferson. It
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30

For Sale and Exchange


 FOR TRADE-Long Beach home for Phoenix city property or small inn proved acreage here. The Long Beach house is 7-room, very modern; built two years, in good residence part of the city and surrounded with very pretty homes. If you are interested write Gas. Box 49 Phoenix. --s 1O-g
 TO TRADE-Twenty acres near Al hambra school, in good alfalfa, for milk cows or young stock. Telephone 10SJ4, Glendale. If
 FOR EXCHANGE-Three good lots, want to exchange for an automobile See F. A. Dibble, 106 w. Adams St. If
 If you have property of any kind to sell, rent or trade, we can find you a customer. List it now. Johnston No. 30 N. 2nd Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
For Rent,-Houses

UNFURNISHED double house, 4 rooms each side. I'll East Washington.
 q
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30

REIMBURSEMENT Sale, i6O acres. sandy 1oam, Higley district, 1s inch bored irrigation we'll. cased. low price. Box 1855. Globe, Aci7. gs
 FOR SALE OR LEASE-Fifteen acres, four blocks from Tempe Nor nal~ school; fenced and crossfenced with Page wire; all in alfalfa and fruit. good house. granaries hayshed and wells. See owner. C. w. Alex ander. cs
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
Auctions
AUCTION SALE

Having decided to leave my ranch, l will sell at my place, 313 miles east of Phoenix l. mile south on Marlcopa canal, known as the Collins ranch, on Thursday. Sept. 30. Sale commences at I-0O F. M. sharp. The following described property: 14 head of cattle consisting of Al dairy cows, g heif- CTS from to 15 months old, 1 span of good mares, head Duroc hogs, 100 laying hens, F turkeys, U. s. cream separator. milk cans, 1 spring wagon, 9 sets of work harness, set buggie harness, 10 tons barley hay, l bed, spring and mattress; l dresser, din- ing chairs. rockers, l dining table. stand tables and kitchen tables, 1 sew ing machine, l cook stove, lot of canned fruit. dishes, cooking utensils, ranch tools. many other things too numerous to mention. Terms: Cash.
 A PIODA, Owner
 TAYLOR THE AUCTIONEER
 Phone 1917 If
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30

FOR SALE-Ford touring car in Al condition. If you are looking for a bargain, this car will interest you. s275 cash. BOA West Madison St. Phone SO5O es
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
For Sale-MisceIlaneous

FOR SALE-Rubber tired bicycle buggy in serviceable condition at right price. Good upholstering, roomy seat and a bargain. 1736 West Monroe b
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30

WHITE BERMUDA onion sets and full line of fresh fall garden seed. PHOENIX SEED AND FEED co.
 125 East Jefferson. If
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30
For Sale-Real Estate
A FEW OF MANY BARGAINS Lots on East Portland, one block

A FEW OF MANY BARGAINS Lots on East Portland, one block from car line, s350 each.
 Several houses for sale from $500 up. , acres, large new house, fruit of all kinds, close in, sold for S4500, now s35O0.
 Several choice ranches, old A water rights, every foot under cultivation at s99 per acre.
 40 acres partly under cultivation, water paid for years, only $50 per acre.
 Houses of all descriptions. choice garden lands and ranches for rent, we spent our vacation in the Salt River Valley looking for bargains and we found them. We also have several fine cattle ranges with cattle ranging in price from s22,0OO to s3OOo00.
 HEALY CONRAD co.
 37 $. Central Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1915-09-30

saddles, single and double harness.
 1533 E. Van Buren St. If
South Bend news-times., 1915-06-09
STRIKE SENTIMENT GROWS
AMONG CAR EMLOYES
Reply OF Chicago Surface Line Work
crS Held Up Pending Elevated
Lines Action.

CHICAGO. June Although the
reply of the surface lines employees to
the company's offer Of a three per
cent wage increase will not be made
until after Pres't Britton I. Budd has
made an offer 10 the employees of the
elevated lines. union leaders of the
conductors and mOtormen today de-
clared that sentiment in favor Of a
strike was growing among the men.
They are dissatisfied with the wage
offer. il was stated because il gives
no increase 10 the men who have been
employed on the surface lines five
years or longer
Representatives of the elevated en-
ployes will meet Pres't Budd late to-
day to hear his proposition. Union
officials said today that an offer from
the company 10 arbitrate the wage
question would be fatty turned down.
International Pres't W d. Mahon
of the Amalgamated Association OF
Electric and Railway Employees, who
is in Detroit, will not come 70 Chi
cago. but the whole situation here Will
be handled by the local officials of the
union and Edward McMOrrOw, mem-
ber Of the executive board OF the In
ternational organization, who is here.
South Bend news-times., 1915-06-09
PRISON BOARD DENIES
CLEMENCY To FRANK
Governor Now Only Hope of
Convicted Man to Avert
Hanging June 22.

ATLANTA. Gs. June 9.-Only the
clemency Of th governor Of Georgia
now stands in the balance between
Leo VI. frank convicted OF the mur-
der of i5-yaar old Mary Phagan. and
the hangn ar $ moose. BY a vote of
two 10 one. the Georgia prison COM
mission shortly before noon. after an
exhaustive review OF all the evidence
and arguments in the case. that the
commission would not interfere with
the death sentence Of the court
Two members Of the commi ssi on.
r. +. Dawson and r l. Rainev. rec
commended no interference with the
sentence Commissioner T +. Pat
terson was in favor of a life sentence
being substituted. The governor was
informed at noon Of the decision of
the commission.
The two mem bers Of the commits
sion submitVd brief opinions to the
governor stating that sufficient evi-
dence 10 warrant interference with
the verdict Of the court and the sem
tence Cad not been shown the same
Commissioner Patterson submitted
a lengthy report recommending Glenn
ency and giving his reasons.
Frank received the news stoicaly.
but refused to comment on the de-
cision and also refused TO see news
paper reporters for the first time since
the trial
The next move Will be made by the
governor who will set a date for the
hearing of Franks petition This an
nouncement is expected shortly.
Frank is now under sentence to be
hanged June %.
South Bend news-times., 1915-06-09
BRITAIN IS STIRRED BY
BRYAN'S RESIGNATION
American Colony Seriously Dis.
CuSSeS Probability of War
Against Germany.

LONDON. June 9-The resignation
Of William Jennings Bryan as Ameri-
can secretary Of state caused a big
devoted much space 10 the news to-
day and commented upon it and its
effect in long editorials. For the first
time the American colony is seriously
discussing the possibility OF war be
tween the United States and Germany.
Many prominent Americans called at
the American embassy TO inquire at
that official source Tor news of the
latest developments in the American
German situation.
The Star in discussing Mr. Bryan s
retirement, says that II is clear that
Pres't Wilson's rejOinder in the diplo-
matte negotiations over the Lusitania
is entirely different in tone from the
American note Of protest. the indica-
ton being that il Is more aggressive
IN tone.
The belief is felt mere that feeling
will run high IN the United States
during the next few days and that
momentous developments may follow
the transmission of Pres't Wilson S
rejoinder.
That the resignation OF Mr.. Bryan
does not necessarily mean war was
the view taken by the Standard. How
ever, IL does mean a frmer stand and
a more decided American policy. ac-
cording 70 this newspaper.
1T was TO make some prOvisione
for such a contingency that led the
German government 20 dispatch an
unofficial emissarv TO America 20 talk
peace" says the Standard.
The American policy Is a matter
for the government and the people 20
settle for themselves Political feel
ing viii doubtless run high in Amer
lea within the next few days but the
issues are clear enough though Ger
man agents will attempt 20 confuse
the public mind We hope the United
states won't be drawn into the conflict,
but il is becoming increasingly diff
cult for her 10 remain out Of H."
South Bend news-times., 1915-06-09
UNDERTAKING
BOLDEST CAMPAIGN
AuStro-GermanS Make Effort
to Surround Russians in
Northern GaliCia.

BERLIN June 9.-Successful in
the first stages OF their operations,
the German and Austrian general
staff. are now engaged upon the bold
est and mightiest campaign vet at
tempted in the eastern theater of war.
IL is an effort 90 surround the great
Russian army in northern Galicia by
a sudden drive northward from the
Dneister river and take its hundreds
OF thousands OF men prisoners. Gen.
Won IinsingenS forces are already east
of I,emberg toward which point the
Russian army which evacuated Prz-
emysl retired
Along the san river. where the Rus
slams were reinforced. hghting IS
again becoming violent
The AustrO-German armies are
finely equipped with arms and ammu-
milton for the great operations under
wav. but trepidaton Is being caused
in some quarters b-- the possibility
that the Austrians and Germans may
wear themselves out by forced
marches and continuous lighting be
fore they come TO grip with the main
Russian army IN northeastern Galicla-
Prince Eitel FREDERICK. son OF the
kaiser. has arrived at PrZemysl
Ii Is learned from an semi-official
source that the Germans have intro
ouCed in the western theater OF war
a new gun OF the biggest calibeT ever
known. IL fires a ITlz lz-inch shell and
has range OF 25 miles. one = the
guns was recently used u ne hom-
bardment OF Nerdun.
South Bend news-times., 1915-06-09
EX-SECRET TARY WOULD HAVE
OFFERED To ARBITRATE CASE

, the statement that the differences of
opinion between himself and the pres
ident concern only the German note
and no other matters connected with
the foreign affairs of this government
The secretary says he has had no
disagreement on the Mexican Ques-
tion. but that his views and those OF
the president on the German reply
were so radically different that they
were forced to sever official relations.
1t also became known today from
authoritative sources that the presi-
dent and his secretary of state began
to draw apart on the German ques-
ton several weeks ago. prior TO the
dispatch OF the first note on the Bus-
itania incident which the secretary of
state reluctantly signed. Mr.. Bryan
admits that the first outCropping of
differences came IN connection with
this governments attitude on the Fal-
aba incident and as other phases of
Germany's submarine warfare arose
there was a general widening of the
breach.
THE differences between the presi-
dent and myself" said Mr.. Bryan. ARE
as to methods TO be pursued and not
the ends TO be gained"
Confirms Forecasts.
The Bryan resignation confirms
forecasts that the second American
note is a vigorous document and that
1T relates in no way 10 suggestions of
arbitration and delay in the German
situation. whereas the secretary of
state, feleing this government by its
peace treaties. is committed 10 re-
Election and arbitration. stood for such
a policy.
1t is now practically certain that
this government in unqualified terms
will demand Of Germany that the
freedom of the seas for neutrals must
be respected and that above all things
the lives and interests of Americans
on peaceful missions bent must be
protected.
The note also is understood tO
convey TO Germany the impression
that this great principle Of the free
dom Of the seas III be backed up by
the American people. the most pow
erful nation not now involved I'm the
European conflict. in any manner
which may become necessary.
South Bend news-times., 1915-06-09
ALLIES TRANSPORT IN
DARDANELLES is SUNK
Observation Post Is Also Destroyed
according to COnstantinopIe
Report.

STANTINOPLE. June 9-The
sinking OF one Of the transports of
the Anglo-French forces at the Dar-
danelles is reDorted in an official state
ment Issued h. the war office today.
An observation post of the allies near
Aviburnu wes destroyed by the Turks.
The statement in full follows
ION Tuesday Chers was no action Of
any consequences on the Dardanelles
front Earlier. On Monday morning,
our artillery destroyed d n observation
post near Aviburnu. Our batteries on
the Anatolian coast during the day of
Monday successfully shelled the en-
emy camps north of Sedd- El-Bahr.
cat the western entrance to the Dar-
danelles) also hostile transports Fire
broke out CT hoard a transport which
had been hit by Turkish shells The
transport capsized and sank. other
transports left the vinicity at great
speed"
South Bend news-times., 1915-06-09
MUST FILL BRYAN'S
POST IN THIRTY DAYS
Lansing Considered Among the
Possible AppOinteeS-CO-
aIition Cabinet Rumored.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-The post
of secretary Of state, made vacant by
the resignation Of William Jennings
Bryan. must be filled by Pres't Will
son, with a permanent appointment
within 80 days.
This is required under the act OF
Feb. s, 1891. which provides that a
vacancy occasioned by death or
resignation must not be filled tenn
porarily for a longer period than 80
days"
The new secretary need not be con-
firmed by the senate before he takes
office as the president is authorized
by law to nil all vacancies that may
happen during a recess of the senate.
Robert Lansing, counsellor of the
state department, now Is acting secre-
tarv of state and he will continue in
this capacity until a permanent sec
retary shall have been named by the
president. The chief executive, il is
said. has the counsellor under con-
sideratiOn for the premiership. which
would be fitting tribute to his long
service for the United States.
There is much talk, however, of a
coalition cabinet. and there are many
followers of the executive who are
said 10 favor wiping out party lines in
the present crisis. Republicans who
served at Washingto on in the premier
ship and other high places are men
toned for the portfolio in the cabinet
Philander Chase Knox, secretary Of
state under the last republican ad-
rninfstration. is talked OF as a sue
cessor to Mr.. Bryan, while Elihu Root
is suggested as an especially valuable
foreign secretary in the present situa-
ton. Joseph II. ChOate. at one time
ambassador 10 London. also is men
toned
South Bend news-times., 1915-06-09
ITALIANS REPORT GAINS
AGAINST AUSTR|ANS
Fighting Grows More Violent
Around TaImino Where the
Enemy Is EntrenChed.

ROME. June 9.-Gains Of from
two to six miles are reported for the
Italian forces which are at grips
with the AustTians over front
stretching from Caporetta 10 the Gulf
of Trieste in the Austrian crown land
of Gorilla. The fighting has grown
more violent around Tolmino (Tol-
mein) on the lsOnaO river where the
Austrians are strongly intrenched.
The fierce assaults of the Italians
are weakening the Austrian line be-
tween Monte Nero and Tolmina and
the capture of TOlmino is expected in
the immediate future.
(Tolmino lies in the valley of the
IsonzO near its junction with the Idria
and is surrounded by lofty mountains
which afford an excellent natural
barrier
German troops and German guns
are reported 20 have been rushed into
Trent for the defense OF the city Of
Trent against the Italian armies Of
invasion hich are fighting their way
slowly toward that city from the south
and southeast.
Trench fighting on a large scale has
developed in the region of Gradisca-
II is now learned that the recent
unofficial reports of the occupation of
MOnfalcOne by Italians was unbound
eQ. ne CITY II SUI III lAlt POcotSSlOlA
Of the Austrians who are strongly
fortified.
MonfalcOne lies near the Gulf Of
Panzano upon the railway line which
runs into Italy from Trieste. II is four
miles east of the IsonzO river; nine
miles east OF Cervignano and five
miles south of GradisCa.)
The Austrians are sending more
troops into the southwestern theater
OF war Among the officers shifted
there from the eastern theater OF war
is Cen Dankl
ARTILLERY duelling continues with
ont cessation in the TyrOlese Alps.
South Bend news-times., 1915-06-09

God bless YOU Not another word
was said. AS Mr.. Bryan was leaving
the white house, French Am mbassador
Jusserand arrived and they exchang-
ed a brief parting message for each
other on the white house pOrticO. The
only foreign diplomat who said good
bye was the Italian ambassador who
called for that purpose.
Mr.. Bryan then walked with Sec'y
Tumulty through the executive
grounds 70 the state department He
plainly showed ne had been deeply
moved by his parting with the presi-
dent. but he did his best TO smile and
Joke with the newspaper men. At
the state department. Mr. Bryan
posed on the front steps with Coun-
sellor Lansing for the photographers
one movie" man called out: Now.
iust shake hands" There was no
response from Mr.. Bryan. The pho
ltographer repeated the instructions.
South Bend news-times., 1915-06-09
REGRETS BRYAN'S ACTION
Gov. Dunno Says There Can BE No
Question of Motives.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June 9.-Re-
gret over the resignation OF Secy
Bryan was expressed today by Gov.
Dunno.
1T is a matter of extreme regret" +"
he said, that two great men who have
worked and thought and felt so har-
moniously and successfully along the
same lines for 50 many years, have
been compelled to differ at such a
critical time in the affairs of the ma
ton. That both are acting from the
deepest conviction and from the high
est of motives can not he doubted"
South Bend news-times., 1915-06-09
FIFTY HURT IN WRECK
Wight Likely To Die a Result of
Train Crash.

ENID. Okla. June Eight per-
sons today were reported 70 be suf-
fering probably fatal injuries. and AZ
others were nursing slight hurts as
the result OF the wreck OF a fast st.
Louis and san Francisco passenger
night
The train had just crossed a high
bridge when ii jumped the track and
rolled down a 25-fOot embankment
South Bend news-times., 1915-06-09

Latest Bulletins
From War Zone

AMSTE RDAM, June 9-Avia-
tors OF the allies are keeping up
continuous activity over Belgium.
The German supply depOts and
the railway station at Ghent
were bombarded on Monday.
LONDON. June 9.-The British
collier Lady Salisbury has been
sunk by a German submarine in
the North sea off Harwich with
the loss of her chief OF command.
This is the ninth ship reported
sunk by German submarines in
the waters around the British
isles within the past - hours,
the total loss of life being 20.
PARIS. June 9-The French
army driving against the German
position in the forest of lie Pretre
in a violent effort TO open up the
way 10 Metz has just achieved an
important success by capturing
three lines of German trenches.
IL is stated in an official commun-
ique issued by the French war
Office today.
ROME. June 9-The Hungar-
ian port city Of Fiume. one of the
important Austrian naval bases
on the Adriatic sea has been
bonn barded by the Italians.
The Italians we're able to de-
strOy a motor before being made
prisoners
South Bend news-times., 1915-06-09
TO WIPE OUT OASIS
DRY" Advocates Prepare Campaign
i'm Gas City. Ind.

GAS CITY. Ind. June 9-"Dry''
advocates OF this city. the only place
in Grant county where saloons exist.
todav began preparations for a cam
paign which they hope viii result in
the determination of three liquor
places The county commissioner
have fixed Juiv as the date for the
option election.
South Bend news-times., 1915-06-09
SHIVELY'S CONDITION IN
CHANGED.

NEW YORK. June 9-The condi-
ton of Sen. Shively Is unchanged He
had good night. resting comfortably
this morning
South Bend news-times., 1915-06-09
Retiring Official Returns Same
Prayer simultaneously with
Executive Following Final
Interview in White House.
BIDS GOOD BYE TO ALL
DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES
BULLETIN.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-Pri-
vate Sec'y Tumulty today de-
MED rumOrs that Sec'y Of the
Navy Daniels had resigned.
South Bend news-times., 1915-06-09

WASHINGTON, June 9.-That this
government is 10 send a strong and
pointed rejoinder TO the German gov
ernments reply on the Lusitania
tragedy Is the outstanding opinion
here today In connection with the SEN
sational resignation of William Jen-
nings Bryan. premier of Pres't VIII
sons cabinet.
The resignation of the secretary of
state was the absorbing topic of COM
ment in official and diplomatic circles
todav and there was a general unan-
unity of opinion based on the CORES
pondence which passed between the
president and secretary of state that
the second Wilson note is 10 be even
stronger than this governments S
communication of May 13.
The note, prepared by the president
and revised in certain details as to
language by Counsellor Lansing of
the state department was ready 10 be
cabled TO Berlin today. according to
the plans of the chief executive. The
note, however. will be signed by
Robert Lansing. acting secretary OF
state and not by William J. Bryan.
Mr.. Bryan resigned because he re-
fused to sign a note of the tenor
drawn by the president and made the
time for the acceptance Of his resig-
nation contingent upon the actual dis
patch of a note he could not sanction.
Sec'y Bryan himself is authority for
South Bend news-times., 1915-06-09

LOWER MICHIGAN -
Partly cloudy tonight and
Thursday. cooler tonight in
extreme southeast portion.
South Bend news-times., 1915-06-09
GOD BLESS YOU" WILSON'S
PARTING WORD To PREMIER
CABLE NOTE TO KAISER
REPEAT TING FIRM STAND
ON SUBMARINE w r

WASHINGTON. June g.
Counsellor Lansing at l o'clock
announced that he had signed the
German note and il would be
ready for the cables at o'clock.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-After
a conference with PreS't Wilson
Counsellor Lansing OF the state
department today announced that
the American note to Germany
will be sent TO Berlin today, and
that il will be published in the
United States Friday morning.
The note to Germany was being
put into code by Clerk Davis of
the state department at 1:2O
o'clock. 1t was understood this
task would require about three
hours. The last note contained
1876 words and the present note
is believed to be shorter