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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-06
M'BROOM JURY
 FAILS TO AGREE

Mobile, April 5.--The jury in the case of Mrs. Theresa Nelson McBroom was dis charged by. Judge 0. J. Semmes in the city court at 10 o'clock this morning when the foreman announced that the jurors were hopelessly disagreed.
 Disagreed as to facts or as to law?'' inquired the judge.
 "As to facts" responded the foreman
 State Solicitor N R.. Clarke announced that the second trial would probably be in July.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-06
Supreme Court Decision

Washington. April Estate courts were held by the supreme court to- day to have Jurisdiction in suits for damages for failure of railroads to comply with common law duties in transporting interstate commerce. The railroad contention was that the fed eral courts had exclusive Jurisdiction over all suits affecting interstate com merce.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-06
Rates Held Confiscatorv

Little Rock. Ark. April 5.-Arkansas 2-cent passenger rate and the commis- sion freight tariff as applied to the St.
 Louis and San Francisco railroad in Arkansas, were declared confiscatory to- day and the state perpetually enjoined from enforcing a 2-cent interstate rate on that company by Federal Judge Trieber
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-06
conclude peace.

conclude peace.
 Certainly everyone desires peace. ha continued. but only a peace calculated to end these evils VIC are iiehting Polit- ical differences In Hungary probably will exist in the future but there are no diff ferences on the point that this war sf- fects the foundations of the state and we must win It"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-06
GERMAN OFFICERS
 ESCAPE CAMP

London, April 5.-(5:46 D. m.)--Two Ger man officers escaped last night from the concentration camp at Denbigh, Wales. They are Lieutenant Von Sanders Labon and Lieutenant H. Amber
 The two men answered roll call last night, but this morning were missing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-06
Hostilities Unlikely

Washington, April 5.-Stephan Par- aretoff, the Bulgarian minister, said today he considered it highly unlikely that real hostilities between Bulgaria and Greece or Servia would result from the recent fighting between Bulga rian irregular troops and Servian and Greek border guards. He reitegats1 the doc. lara tion of his governments foreign office that Bulgaria intended to re- main neutral.
 The minister said the irregulars en- gagged in the lighting were discharged soldiers who had served as volunteers in the last Balkan war many Of whom had kept their uniforms. Some, he sug- gested, might have planned vengeance against Servia and Greece because of reports of maltreatment of their coun- trymen in those countries.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-06
ALCOHOL BANNED, .a
 IN KING'ss HOME

London, April. 5--(9 D.. m.)--Tee- toalism will be inforced in all the Kings households beginning Wednesday. An official announce ment just issued, dated April 6, says:
 HBy tho Kings command no wines or spirits will be consulned in any of his majestys houses : after today ss*
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-06

Washington. April 5.-Gifford Pinchot according to advices to the state depart ment, reached Antwerp, but was not per Omitted to proceed further in his work as a member of the American relief com mission in Belgium, althouh detailed as q special diplomatic agent of the United States.
 fhe German authorities objected be- cause Mr. Pinchot's sister Is Lady Allen Johnstones vite of the former HritiAh
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-06
Note In Reply 10 Great Britain's s Order In Council Blockading Germany
 Is Given Out 10 Public
ORDER VIOLATES PRINCIPLE
 UNITED STATES NEUTRALITY
Document Reviews at Length Legal Phase of Case and Declares Englands Attitude Is Directly Contrary to Principles Which That C>un-
 try Hitherto Has Stanchly Up s-v>

Washington April 5The United Stat co srnment today made public its note Great Britain any that coulc not admit either the right of the allie er claims for justi ficaon in placing embargo all mmercia intercourse between Germany and neutral countries "To admit it 
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-06
GERMANS EXPEL
 CLIFFORD PINCHOT

The Hague The Netherlands, April 5-(va London, $50 p
 Pnchot exchief forester of the United States who is understood has been acting special agent for the been expelled from Belgium by the German authorities
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-06

minister to Denmark, who still is in the British diplomatic service Germany has insisted from the beginnie that all agents and consuls of the Amer ican government in Belgian territory un- der German military occupation should have no connection, however remote with her enemies. is understood that tho state depart ment will .asetgn Mr. Pinchot to otber work In tha VII nonA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-06
Making Progress

Petrograd April 5.-tVia London. 10 D ml-The following Russian official state ment concerning the progress of the war was given out here tonight.
 Along the west of the Niemen river yesterday our troops continued to make successful progress at certain points.
 Tn the Carpathians during the night of April 3-f and during the whole of the following day in the region to the north of Bartfeld there was fierce fight ing with artillery and the bayonct. We took 30 officers and more than 12nO sol. diers prisoner. and captured two machine guns. At the same time We continued to make progress on the front between Mezolaborcz and tzsolS. In the course of the day we captured about % officers and more than 2000 soldiers and took three guns.
 Having occupied the railway station at Sisna Gin the Carpathians on the Ga lician side. about l5 miles east of Lup- kow), we captured engines and coaches
 tContinued on Page Tenp
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-06

London. April 5.--t Inia0 n. ml--rhe rected toward the great struggle for the CarpsthinD passes. where the Uus- siaus apparently nrc making steady progress despite obstinate resistance by the Austrian and German troops.
 The Russians are on inc Hungarian side of both the DunIsin und Lupkow passes nnd, aided by endorsements. arc gaining the heights which don,- inntc uzsok pass. Even the Austrian official report ndmits that fighting is taking place in the Laborcza valley. south of LupiSow pass, while the Rus- sinns tonight announce the capture of Cisna. an important station on the high mountains between Lnpkow and uzsok pnsscs, where they captured great stock Of war munitions and provisions.
 The Russians also are advancing from Dul1la pass on Baftfeld, at the head of the line of the railway run ming south into Hungary. and fighting not far from Mesolaborez. another inn portant railroad head on Saturday and sunday they captured in tho Carpath- ians upward of 1000 prisoners They also claim another success in Buixo- wina and the capture of another thou-. sand prisoners. while the Austrians also assert that they repulsed a Russ sian force which attempted to cross the Dniester river.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-06
Russians Progressing


 The Russians also are making pro gress in northern Poland. a German official report telling of the repulse of Russian attack on Mariampol west of the region that q few days ago was in the possession of the Germans.
 Comparative calm continues in the west. The French have little to report The Germans announce the repulse of the French attacks in the Woevre and Argonne regions and of a Belgian att tempt to recover ground which they recently lost in Flanders.
 The former German cruisers Goeben and Breslau. now under the Turkish flag with the new names of Sultan Selim and Midirli, respectively, again have been out in tho Black sea and exchanged shots with the Russian fleet off the Ciimean coast. but probably confronted by superior forces made their way back to the Bosphorus.
 The German submarine U-31 has re- placed the U-2S off the west coast of England and during the day reports were received of the sinking by this underwater boat of the Russian bark Hermes and the steamer Olivine, both small vessels.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-06
Explain Invasion

The Bulgarians have explained that the raid into Servia was the work Of rebels and have promised to disarm them when they reach the Bulgarian frontier
 The King of England has made q definite pledge to prohibit the use of alcoholic liquors in the royal house. holds, self-denyng ordinance which many prominent men in the country already have placed on themselves.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
MORRISON sENTENcED-seth L.
METHODIST MEETING

The Brotherhood of the First Meth odist Episcopal church will meet this evening at 7:30 at the church. There will be brief addresses by men on diff ierent phases of the subject What Men Can Do For Men" The young. mep's qutrtette will sing At the same hour the ladies of the church will meet
 the auditorium of the church. and discuss the topic: What Women Can Do For Women" All the members and friends of the church are urged to attend these meetings. Next Sunday is 'Everybody Go to Church Sunday" throughout the Methodist world and it will be the beginning of the revival meeting in the Phoenix church.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
FUNERAL OF DR. oUIMsY

The funeral of Dr. S. C. Quimby. who died recently will be held today at ? 90 o'clock from the undertakin- rooms of Moore &- Mcclellan. The body will be taken to his former home. Edcutou. o., for burial Though Dr. Quimby had not lived in Phoenix long he became quite well and favurabiy known.
 Dr. stephen C. Quimby was born May 9. 1868 at Edenton. Ohio. He graduated in medicine at the Louis vile College of Medicine in 1889. He practiccd in Louisville for fourteen years He came to Arizona three years ago and has praclicod medicine 1 in this state until about six months ago when his health broke. The immediate cause of death was , gripc infection with other complica- tions
 Dr. Quimby leaves wife, d son, who lives iu Louisville, and daughter l four years of age. Also a mother three l brothers and two sisters. who live at Cincinnati, c. Tho body will be talk en back to the uativc home in Ohio 1 for burial
 Dr- Quimby was held iu highest cs- tcem by all who knew him. He was a
 man of sterling character. He was a faithful member of the Methodist church He was d Mason All his | friends are invited to the funeral
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
r. R. SULLIVAN
 IN NEW ROLE
Is Made General Manager of the Day When Los Angeles Traffic Associa- tion Arranges for An End of the Year Luncheon

Handicapped through the selection of r. R. Sullivan as general manager of the day, the Los Angeles Traffic Association expects to make a sue cess of an end of the year luncheon. to be held at Christophcrs in Los
 Angeles on Friday at 12:01 noon Sullivan is responsible for the an nouncement that there will be No Speaker, but a $500 show for fifty cents,' thereby burning his bridges behind him and leaving no loopholc for his favorite pastime of imperso-
 hating a monologist (NIonopolizer of conversation-Centur Dictionary)
 There will be some assistant man agers in the persons Of G. I .Blech.
 (almost said Pclch), 4. M. Culver. of CulVerville George Duncan. founder of the Dunkards, and D. Y. Icrry. author of "Huckleberry Finn" Each of these admonish members and pros pcctiVe members to Leave your crab at home" About all the coast representatives of the railroads of the country, the majority of whom make Phoenix several times a year. will be the guests, who are directed to Pay as you enter"
 The prosram-Well, it's a bear. Mmc. Zera will be there. There will be veil dance by the Plitchard sis ters, Ghost Dance, a Little Dutch" and Mime. Gelala, Queen of the Or
 iental dancers. There's a whole lot more on the program but it will be
 just as well to leave the remainder to the imagination.
 Time was when Sullivan was known in Phoenix as "Sullie." That
 was before the fatal day when he abdicated with an indiScnt news papermans bicycle. filled the tires full of mesquite thorns and left it stand
 ing on the busiest street corner in town. Since then peace officers and attendants from the Home for Feeble Minded Railroad Commercial Agents have been untiringly search ing for MIR. SULLIVAN. He sneaked into town one time since then be tween sundown and sunup and got away with it. But the trap is now set and there isn't d ghost of show for him to do it again. Out side of that sullivan is alright
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
PENSION OFFICIAL
 COMES TO PHOENIX
Saltzgaber, Head of Pension Department Is In City
 from Capital

C. NJ. Saltzcabcr commissioner of pensions, of Washington, D. C., is spending d few days in this city, his errand bein& both in the nature of business and pleasure combined.
 Although Mir. SaltzSaber is not here in an official capacity. several members Of the local C. A. R. have called at the Adams hotel to pay their respects to the distinguished visitor.
 Mir. Saltzgaber is the owner of a con siderable amount of real estate on the indian school road, and after an cX- amiratiOn he expresses himself as be- ing well pleased at conditions as they exist in the valley. He will leave for the cast on Thursday
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
AT THE ADAMS


 Angeles. II. A. Crane, Kansas City, Q < Wackeliue. Los Angeles. H. II. Boicc Pasadena: Allcyu Ford, Minnc- Iapolis. Q. II. Schrdceer Los Angeles; NIIe l.. IT. Cox, LewistoWn- J. e lJaues and wife. santa Rosa: William r. Wha'cy. Globe. N. VI. Sanders Globe, F. r.. Iucher Secret Pass Nriz.
 YOUTHFUL BREAD MAKER - Miss Orphai ola I'erri2o the seven yc9l-oid daughter of Mr and Mrs James A. PerrI-o yesterday became the irccirieat of $7 the accumulated prizes .or bread exhibits at the state fair one of these prizes, S5 from the state fair association the first prize for a loaf Of white bread. There were two second prizes of 2l from the Phoc- tnn National and the Valley banks. AT THE JEFFERSON W. II. Cash land wife. Towauda. Ill.,. r. II. Ashlcv Der. cr; F. l.. Garcia and wife. Wick enbure. l. R Sanders. Chandler. J. | D. Hicks. Los Angeles, I. II. smith. san Diego; r. 4. Noross and wife Houston. R. Cline. Oatmau, '. Hand CTS. Globe. <. E. Johnson. Tucson: r H. Graham Needles, Mrs L. W. Wal tcrs and son. Chicago: Mrs John Cros- ter Bjsbcc. Miss Lillian Williams. r Cummins Los Angeles
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
THE REPUBLICAN'SBI BIG
 OFFER OPENS TO-DAY

The 9th wear of special bargain offer opens today. A full years subscription for $5.00, during this short limited time, open once each year only.
 Full Associated Press re- port by leased wire service. Clean, reliable paper. No patent medicine or sickcning advertising to disturb you, if you read the Republican.
 RESOLVE to read the big clean paper during 1916, get the best.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
COUNTRY CLUB MASKED BALI

-Society will celebrate New Years eve with bal masquc at the Coun- try CluJ. While several of the mem bers are planning clever costumes others will appear in dominos and still others are to wear the conven- tional evening gowns It will also be the most picturesque for there will be many quaint and fetching frocks worn. despite the fact that not all those who will enjoy the occasion will appear in costume In numerable dinners will precede the dance, which will be one of Jhe most notable events of the year Today will be ladies day" at the club round robin tennis tournament is scheduled, starting at 10:30 o'clock this morning.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
CHARITY BALL-Thc seco

CHARITY BALL-Thc second am nual charity ball. given undre the au- spices of the board of visitors of St. Luke's hospital, will be held at the Wo- mans club building on the evening of January 6. 1916 The proceeds of the affair will go to the funds of the St. Luke's hospital Single admission tickets are sold for $2 each, and tick cts for couple are $3 each.
 APPOINTMENT OF MIR. BULL LARO-Eorme.- Attu.nev General Purdy Rullard has been appointed counsel for this division of tec Ar.- zona Eastern Railroad. Hon. Eugene $. Ives. chief counsel for the corpora ton with headquarters in Tucson has had AIr. BulIard associated with him in several recent cases and in the last week the little giant of Maricopa appeared for Mr. Ives in two damage cases in which he gained judgment for the defendant corporation.
 AT THE COMMERCIAL-C. NJ. Me Graw. Redondo Beach; N II. Post and Thomas Naloney. Ray; Ethel Payson, Bisbee; D. J. Gregg, Bishee; ". D. Tanner, Williams; James A. CouIcr MorriStcWu Tenn; Mrs. C. D. Thorpe Flagstaff; FTanl, Manzcr, Seattle; Mrs. Alma Richardson. Ajo; Mrs. O.
 J. Cotey, Clifton; Ruby Rcson, san simon; Ike Dcdman, Pierce; T. B. Parker, Los Angeles; J. C Christie.
 Los Angeles; Cliff Dunlap. Camp Verde; L. NJ. Conger, F. M. Sanders.
 Los Angeles; J. L. Hill, San Simon; George E. Sleigh, San Simon; F. IT. 1 Gilliland, Globe; CIaud D. Dnbridgc, T. C Ward, city.
 CREDIT TO MILITlAMEN RE- STORED D-ColoncI Harris has re- Ceived word from Clifton to the effect that the Arizona Copper company store and the Clifton Drug company have withdrawn their recent edict wherein they stated that they would refuse credit to the militiamcn there. Dur ing the time that there was some qucs tion @s to when, if ever. the state would be able to pay off the debt incurred by the issuing of the soldiers scrip. the mercantile companies had been rather hesitant iE accepting tho credit busi- ness. Since the matter has been set tied and the state has began the pay ment of the scrip, the merchants have SiGnif:ed their intentions of acceptiue all of the certificates tendered them.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
Water Supply Facts
Water Service Report for Dec. 29 by
 Special Phone to The Republican

Elevation of water in reservoir,
 at a. m. ......... 202. 5 Contents. acre feet ................ Gain, in 24 hours, acre feet 145 Elevation one year ago ..... 14G.55 Contents year ago, acre feet 377I32 Flow of Verde and Salt rivers
 at Granite Reef dam, NJ. L 26,G0O Normal flow water for lands
 up to year ..-............ 1886 Amount of water used for ir-
 rigatior, north sidc NJ. L.. 13,S45 Amount of water used for ir-
 rigation, south side, NJ. l.. 4,93S
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

10 degrees.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month, : degrees.
 Accumulated deficiency in temper 4ture since January l, 234 degrees.
 Deficiency in rainfall yesterday, .02 inch.
 Excess in rainfall since first of month. .o4 inch
 Accumulated excess deficiency in rainfall since January |, .36 inches.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
PRICES PAID TODAY BY
 WALTER HILL co.
NEW NOTARlEs-The secreta

NEW NOTARlES The secretary of state yesterday issued notary pub lie commissions to T.. A Arnold of Chandler and E. 5. NoUel ot Tempe.
 ST. LUKE'S HOME-St Luke's Home and the county Tubercular Hos
 pitaI will be the beneficiaries of the free will offering Of the members of the " omans club yesterday afternoon. The tables were piled high with deliCa- cies that will be distributed to the sick today
 HUNTED WITHOUT LICENSE State Game Warden Willard yester- day reported the arrest of foUr hunters who were taken in tow by Dcput, Warden Pettis near the Granite Reef dam for hunting with out a license. The trials are to be held at Mesa.
 NEW YEARS EVE BALL-The Cooks and Walters Union 63I will give it's foIrth annual ball in Pat riclts hall Friday evening, December q. The arrangement committee is working hard 70 make it the most enjoyable of any of those given in
 the past. and the particular season .tt which it is given will be a great factor in adding to it's success.
 STOCK BOARD WILL MEET A special meeting of the state live stock sanitary board has been called for 19 o'clock this morning. at which time some important questions will be discussed. The matter of inspect
 ing the various herds in the state will probably be given some atten- ton by the board, although the ques- 1ion of tie state cuarantine may come in for share of the boards g consideration.
 LUNcMoToR DIDN'T TEASE ART-When the local gas company yesterday afternoon desired to give q demonstration of their new lung
 motor to the police and fire depart mcnts at the city hali there had to De victim in the demonstration. and after searching around for some time She demonstrators located Art Wilson. who said he would he a vic
 tim. durin2 the demonstration at least The machine was started working on Art but it failed to re susitatc him In fact it was tried three times. but it wouldn't take" on Art like it probably would on
 most anvoody else. The new appa- ratus was brought here by the gas company and is to be used in all cases where human life is ir danger either from the effects Of drowning,
 nhalinG smoke, asphyXiation or any other sort of trouble where the vic tim is in need of having new and fresh air forced into the lungs to start respiration. It is also said to be of use in cases of eIectricution. All physicians of the city will have free use of the machine.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29

WHATEVER PURPOSE you may be saving money to fulfill, it pays to open 9 Christmas Savings Club ac- count-pays and helps Join at once. THE PHOENIX SAVINGS BANK
 6 TRUST co. If
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29

WHY NOT TRY BALLSUMS for your next suit, S1O.0O and up. Across from Kress' 3 and 10c Store.-Adv. If
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
Data For Tucson

Highest temperature yesterday... 52 Rainfall yesterday ................. c
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29

Mining Men Attention-If you want a oargain. we have to offer l 50-H. P. Fairuaahs- Morse Engine. 12zl2 Air Compressor, with air re- ceiver and two machine drills; also 25-H-P. Steam Hoist, complete, for less than half price.
 Cal or write
 KUNZ BROS. & MESSENGER
 Phoenix, AriZ
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
"FORD TOPS"

Standard Aohair (worth up to s25. Ford touring cars only $9.75 fob. fac Ford Roadsters only S725 All othe , pass. cars 75c additional. Read made. Complete including backs and trimmings. See me at onCe
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
AUCTION Registered Holstein Bulls 30 BULLS

% IT, Wilson mile of street one-oiEhth Q Imperial bc:s a ! Oc
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
Richards Auto Livery

Office: Commercial Hotel Lobby
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
HuMrEp MIrHOur LIcENsE-

day reported the arrest of four hunters who were taken in tow by Deputy Warden Pettis near the Granite Reef dam for hunting with out a license. The trials are to be held at Mesa
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-04-02

preach after the Easter services.
The mohair growers of Eddy
vile and vicinity met at Eddy
vile last Saturday for the pur-
pose Of electing officers for the
ensuing year and for making ar
rangements for pooling their
mohair. w. j. Cline was cleo
ted president and w. F. Wake
field, secretary. The number Of
fieeces will be as many or more
than last year. The date for
selling the pool will be given
later.
The Little Elk and Eddyville
baseball teams crossed bats last
Sunday on the Eddyville dia-
mond. The day was not very
good for playing ball, rather wet
and chilly and the game was
slow and long and resulted in a
score of 25 to 0 in favor of the
Little Elk team.
H. o. Boynton has a new
grubbing machine. Now the
dirt, roots, stumps and grubs
will fly. Go in Hal, we need lots
of this kind of Improvements
Cleared land looks better than
land covered with trees and
stumps.