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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17
THE CURB MARKET.

Prices we're about steady ia the curb
market yesterday, with business eN-
tremely dull. The only price changes
worthy of mention were In the oil de-
partmcnt and n bonds. 'ndustri1ls held
unchanged
Although there was Little business IN
oil stocks, Standard on Of New Jersey
advanced 3 points. Standard oil OF New
York hardened ! point and Prairie on
and CA rose . points.
The Western Pacific 5s featured the
bond group. advancing l point to 3lai
or moderate buying The New fork
city ~ csscd on Il
Transactions IN detail on the market
Nna,trdlN Mn~e "a follnMS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17
UB.TREASURY STATEMENT.

MONDAY,
"aid b. sub. Treasury to banks. sa.7tl.n 900
PAID rs banks 20 Suh-Trcaturv. 9.9&0, 600
Loss 20 banks On days trans.
actions ................... sion 900
SINCE FRiDAl LAST.
raid BY sub, Treasury 70 banks. G.61a,o 600
raid by banks 10 Sub Treasury, 1,@15, 600
Loss 10 banks ,..,......... siss 900
Loss 70 bank same period pre-
vious week .,.'...'-,.. 80. 100000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR
EN- DIVIDEND.

EN- DIVIDEND.
Company and Term. Sto,k. Amt.
American Beet sugar. quarterly prd ~ e.
American can, quart.rly...... pfd Ia z
Rr!tish-American Tobacco, INT. - -. =
Brook.yn linton Gas. quarterly --- 40
Dominion Gamers, ruarterly.. pth |. -
GENERA, Chemical, quarterly.. prd M e.
Observation-Disclosures quarterly. prd IL, r.
pi,tsourE, Fort Wayne and
chicago. quarterly GID, ~
PlttShurg. Fort Wayne and
Chicago, quarterly (spl gtd). IN r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17

SCR " Y Cent 1s ..... i23. ~ = B5-
;cno y Y Z; a.. " I icsit lo4i4 iot. 700.
JrV We hc - 9ii, a. ~ ~.
'sel cems PEI .hsro
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17
New city Notes,

sPsr value. so. 'En dividend
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17

Consolidated l.Noht go rri'eA were
t,- @ ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17

date. ~ Oo,.l sj. same 20 -lod 1914, ~1A757,37S
Wh,rn % &C. follows a quotation IL indicates q bid or OFF, 4
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-12-25
BuOne nOtizie per /
MinatOri

Persone autorevoli ci hanno comu-
nicato che lutte Ie minIere della Con-
tea che si trovano sulia Inca ferro-
viaria della Buffalo Rochester Pitt
s5urg, non soIamente hanno il mi,
gIiore s>rvizio di carri ferroviari, ma
lavorano meg.io di lutte Ie altre mi
niere stabilize su aItri tronchi ferro-
viari.
Ci hanno pure informant che i
ruoli di paga dele minire della R.
& z. Co, j. c. c. l. Co, inerenti
la gestiOne di questo mese, ammonta
ad oltre $3.50 900. In detti rucli f.
gurano parecchi individui che perce-
piranno ques, ultima quindicina da
$l0a $s9.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-12-25
i RUOVO "Cen'uPv CIu>" per
rag zzi powell d indiana

Quest'anno, il Century Club" di
Indiana, composite da tante gentili
SignOre Sign rine, ha initiate l'al-
btro di Natalie in pro dl tutti quei
ragazzi che non possono godere ca.
sa propria la ricorr MA di tale gior-
no per mancanza di mezzi. Tutti quei
bimbi che sono sprovvistl di indu-
menti di vestiario, 81 affrettino rivol-
gersi al nostrO ufficio, domani, per
essere elencali.
Colorc che sCno II grado di darci
notizie del plu' bisoenosi, ci faran
no cosa oltremodo grata.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-12-25
JOHN Fl. PIERCE AvvooATo
AYYlS0 dl AmniliSlfa ore

Letters di administrator eul po-
dere di Domenica Antonucci, deces-
50, lotto sito nei COmune di Creeksi,
de. Avendoci permesso il sottoscritto
quantO appresso, avvisi" mo tutti CO.
loro che vantano diritti sui detto po-
dere, Sono richiesti q presentarsi per
autenticare Ii credito, come pari-
menti avvisiamo tutti coloro che 80
no in debito di fare un sollecito pa
gamento.
Dicembre "a, 1915.
Salvatore La Mantia, Administrators
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-12-25
AVViSs aQIi sbbBRatI

c pervengOno contlnuanente nu-
merose lettere dai nostri abbonati.
invitando quest Administrations di
~Pedire !oro i giornale ad un altro
tu7iilzo-
Non potendo ottrmperare allie RI
ehieste del cortesi lettori, preghiamo
vivamente turti di citare nelle letlerc.
il vecchiu uuovo irdrizzo.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-12-25
concerto e RaIIO

Sabato della settimana entrante
Gennaio, la cono sciuta banda di
ChamhersviIle, diretta dial pr f. ia
mes Colonna, 81 rechera IN Clymer
dove e stata Invitata q suOnar, in
un concerto ballo che 81 dara' cola
nella '.Green Hall.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-12-25
NuNCdHil ST CgPCaDO

81 cercano musicanti che sappiuno
0 non Ieggere la musica alI'impr nta.
81 garentisce lavoro fsso . lucrati-
vo. Rivo grrsi al Prof. G. Ncce,
Fulton Run.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-12-25


d uccder guc Workhouse $lO0
d nultA e lie d Cote.
William
SoHae 10 dial roh della mandandoo col
sal Seao che gil prousse la isntanea gua 10 ritenneo
UopevOe d omidO
10 eondanno ad cinqu
ID WOkh 500 di spese Nego
delsppello.
John SnClair d
woentara
PeAA ndetermnata nelP 'HH ii Reormaory
John Macchno d adu chiaratosi
fm cOndannao Wrkhouse
Et 81 raccomando' ALA cempnza del giudice.
Peegrno mnatoa
Ttmao MarinO Pace d H. City,
ngiHngeva, mme dao M
spedu check anco che
dAAnato IL mes d w k
Maddaen HeiwoOd
del
SessiOne d Mario Sara gudcao dial
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-12-25
X Xxx NATALIE Xxx ++
.....NATUs EST PRO N, BIS, VENT Il.

.FATUs M BIS, vEH
retra e la nOtte Shila
Ne la foresta d continue il vento.
Cade In neve. Un turbine
Di freddo gelo avviene momento
Regina il slenzo. S'odono
vagiti di un bimbO appeua nato.
II cieO rasserenas
sembra piu bello piu stellato.
Nato e Gesu'. Difondesi
Tosto la di si lieto evento
[ Magg ed offrono
Duni, canLando al Re del frmamento
La ne la grotta e il mistico
Bmb" Gesu che giace nea paglia.
Vcro sublime mpio
Che d rmbrotto al CRFsIl vii canaglla
DUAL mertvigIial Il pargolo
De 81 occhi vivi di vrtu' fecond
bello vspo, roseo,
Tutto sorriso col bel ricci biond
A lu dinanzr prostasi
De graffannat linfnita schera
Che m sta piange supplice
Cad mente gil ia qutsta preghiera.
o buon Gesu' redimci
Da gloppressor, che fg tuoi moi samo.
Siam tuti scaz ogori,
Vintl ed oppressj pace non abbiamo
Guarda: portam lie stiemate
Della fame sui Wis del dolore
Asc tia nos ri gemiti
Tu nostro duce, nosro rtde entore
Siam moi, siam moi oSpicua
De loro accumolatu Ia sorgente;
pure nj siam p, veri
Ed ahi! derIsi giornalmente.
IU, padre nOstrO yindice
De humane in2ustjze ci afruteli
C rendi uguai Hber,
Non servi, ne padr nj e ne ribelli
Or tn che innazi gil umii
Gi onesd sempre gil insrperbi oUprimi
Schieccia deh schacca vampiri
delinquent tuu, orsu redmi
benedict Iitae
Armi in tenzone sis Gisrutta
Con PAustra la Germania
Egemoniaca la Bulgaria tuta.
Ia prece nostra giungat
Oggi gradta, bmbo Trumano
Dicci un tuo verbo; alIegraci
Gesu rispunde: II iii non e lontano
Lucerne Mines, Pa, IS Decembre 1915.
Donate Stable
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-12-25
EegiIi per kdraIe

Abbiamo un grande assor.
timento di gioielli come orc.
logi. anelli cor diamanti,
braccialetti, catene ecc. Fate
il regalo al vostri amici per
Natalie. Vendiamo tutto ga
rentito.
8. ROSENBURG.
Gioiellier9
Clmer, Penn a.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-12-25
81 LEFCdnO

ST cercanO B carpentieri con retri-
buziOne a second del merritt. Rivol
gersi a questo uffivio.
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COse di COrte

kela John
ne d uccder gudce condanno Wrkhouse $lU0
di EuA e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-11
BULGARIA. jS NOT @.. :. 1O CARRY FIGHT :.
 BEYOND SERVIA
By Agreement with Ger many Will Not Offend
 Greece or Injure Others.

Athens, Nov. 10.-Lt is semi-offl- cially announced here that Germany and Bulgaria have entered into an agreement concerning the Balkns. According to the terms of the agree
 ment, Bulgaria will not advance h2yond the Doiran-Guevgheli line in the southwestern part Of Servia. They also agree not to enter Monastir, ln order not to offend Greece. Immediately after her campaign in
 Servia' is ended, Bulgaria agrees to dcmobiliZe and then to take no fur thar steps that would injure any Of tho oth2r Balkan states.
 If it is necessary for the success of the campaign in Southwestern ! Servia, to operate in the regian oi M.nastir, the Germans, according to She agreement, will invade that section
 alone, without the aid of the Bull
 garians.
 Ic was announced today that a meeting will shortly be held at
 Bucharest by the kings Of Rcumania
 Greece and Bulgaria. At this meet ing, it is expected the entire Balkan situation will De discussed and action eciitd upon for ts common treat ment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-11
DEFER COLLECTION
 CLOTHES FOR POOR

The following was issued yester- day by the Rev. II. A. Stowell, chair man of the case committee of the Associated Charities:
 Ut has been thought best to post pone the time for collecting bedding and clothing for the needy until Mon day, Nov. 13. It is impossible for the committee to make house to house canvass. It is therefore re- Quested that those who have con- tributions to make inform Mrs. ]. w.. Martin, phone lNi9; or Mrs NicR Can't. phone l4Q6. There, have been very few responses to the first ap- peal and the public is urged to give tae matter more serious attention Please have the articles ready when they arc called for"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-11
BAPIlSIS PLAN BUILD CHURCH
 THANKSGIVING

Baptists in the southwestern sec- ton of the city are perfecting plans to build church at Twenty fifth avenue and Beech street on Thanks giving day, their intention being to erect the building III the one day.
 Material will be placed on the ground in advance, and it is expected the men of the community, with Bap- lists from other sections of the city, will gather early on ThanksgWing day to start the work. The Baptist ladies are preparing to serve lunch con to the workers at noon, and to have coffee and sandwiches during tho day Members of the congreSa- ton of the First Baptist church will aid in making d success of the move ment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-11
TWO DAMAGE SUITS SETTLED IN COURT
 HERE YESTERDAY
Defendants Consent to Judgments for Small
 Amounts for Injuries.

A suit against Wells Fargo x com pany for $5,604 was settled in the circuit court yesterday, when Judge A. B. Grace rendered judgment by consent for $50 in favor of Don Goree, q minor, and for $250 for Vic toria Goree, mother of Don. The case grew out of injuries suffered by inc boy when he was hit by truck belonging to the defendant company.
 Another judgment by consent was rendered in the case of John Will Hams vs the Arkansas Short Lea1 Lumber company and the bnlted States Fidelity company. Williams, who claimed damages of %o,l0o De- cause of injuries sustained when he fell from a hand-car while hi the employ of the defendant company, was awarded $2o0
 A jury in the case of Southern EX- press companp vs. Dave Berlin re- turned verdict for the plaintin Tor s235. The case grows out of the shipment c. o. D, of diamond ring. The defendant has announced ne will appeal from the judgment re- turned yesterday,
 Alleged Libel Suits Dismissed.
 Three suits for alleged damages because of statements and charges made during the campaign over the establishment of the free bridge dls- ,rict were dsmsd2d by plaintliis yesterday. The titles, and amounts sought were: E. E. Bloom vs. T. H. Collier, $40,- eco.
 F. F. Tomlinson vs. J. F. Simmons $5O,0o0.
 E. E. Bloom vs. J. A. Racop, $2o,- GOO.
 A similar action instituted by w. D. Hearn against the late Arthur Murray was dismissed by the plaln- tiff on October 23.
 Orders in Other Cases.
 Orders entered yesterday in other cases were as follows:
 Rathbone, Sard X company Vs. James A. Cornwelle continued on motion of plaintiff.
 J. A. Van >Etten ct al, vs. C. H. Triplett ct al; continued by consent.
 Cotton Belt Savings X Trust com pany vs. w. D. Jones; passed pending settlement.
 l.. H. Pyle vs. E. D. Russell; con iinued by consent.
 L. X E. Wertheimer, Inc. vs. John Foti and Frank Foti; Judgment py consent for $S9o.
 M. Cans company vs. ", J. ana Ben S. Brannon; dismissed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-11
ANNUAL CONFERENCE
 OF A. N. E. CHURCH
Mayer BieGm Consents to Deliver Ad- dress at Ma2ting al Which Bishop
 Chappeiie Will Preside.

The South Arkansas annual con- fer nee Of the A. M. E. church, 8 dis tinct negro religious organization will hold it's annual session in Pins Bluff during the latter par, of this month, beglan1g~ November 23, and closing on the night Of the 18th. It's sessions will be h Id at St. , liln A NJ. r. church, PuIicn ,and Cherry stro ts. Pastor ,M'3ody stalscB .llat theFe will be in attendance abo}Et 30e minister's and delegates, besides many friends who cclne along to wl,- ness the sessions of the confer nee Among this number will be Bishop W. r. ChappSile. who will preside over he session of the conference, ,luu:~ Der of general church officers from various sections Of the United Sta>S and many promin nj laymen.
 There an9 about 10000 members Of this denomination in this state and about S00,000 in the entirs connection lt is ,lle belief of R2V. Moody that the reports Of this year will exceed those of last year as tlis bulk ol mem b rship is located in the rural sec tions where the main depcniencc foi livelihood is farming anu as th4 price of cotton is above the average oi former years the people will be ln- clined to give more lls1 rally.
 He states that between $a,90o.0o and $6000.00 will be reported here IoI & n ral church purposes.
 On Tuesday night of the week oi the conference q welcome program will be rendersd during which lilns N cordial welcome will be exbanled t9 the ministers aud q Iesat-s A com mittse of local members of St. John church has waited upon Mayor Bl2Qm and ssh d him to deliver the Welcom address on b.half of the city of Pine Bluff. Mayor Blo2m has already co9i- sented to sip ak before tue conference. Bssii es Nhe mayor. tha pastor states other lscal persons will deliver ad dresses of w'slcome. R. l.. Nelson, q mail carrier, -eiti welcome the visi- tors oa behalf of the St. J2nis church; Rev M. F. Str3ng pastor of he St. James M. E. church, will de- liver ths wclcome on behalf ef the ns gro.
 As this is the year when delegates will be elected tha general con- f renee which mesls in Philadelphia, Pa, next May, where bishops and gen ral officers are made and laws enactsd quite spirited term is eN- 'p6cted among the contestants for thls honor.
 All churches irrespective Of de- >nomination arc uniting their efforts tc entertain the dolegat and friends,
 Rev. Moody extends cordial well ceme to the white people of Pine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-11
LUMBER PRODUCERS
 TURNING ID FAR EAST

Washington, Nov. 1G.-Lumber producers and exporters on the Pa ciiic coast now are receiving data on the prospect for trade ill the Far East, Australia and New Zealand. Commercial Agent Franklin H. Smith of the department of commerce. who spent II months in those countries looking over the lumber market there, has just returned and is giv- ing the lumber men on the coast the result of his observations.
 Seattle. Washington; Portland, Ore: San Francisco, Cal; Spokane. Wash, and Chicago are on the itin- crary of Mir. Smith After his con ference with the dealers in these cities, he will return to Washington and submit report to the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-11
CARRANzA I'D ENTER
 MEXICO CITY NOV. go
Agents of Executive Report Nuin- eFous Deseftions from Army ct
 PnnchO Villa.

Washington, Nov. 10--The Ca; ranza agency at Washington an nounced tonight that Carranza will enter Mexico City about November 20 Bttween now and that da;e, CarranZ@ will visit the larger towns, on the way to the capital.
 Carranza agents here say that the rlactionaries K are deser;ing Villa in large numbers and joining the army of Carranza.
 \ telegram to the agency says that 100 officers and troops of Villa leEt Douglas yesterday to surrender to Carranza. and ask fer ann sty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-11
Russ Minister Quits,

London, Nov. 1G.-Reuter's cores pondent at Petrograd says a. V. Rukhloff. minister of communica- tions. has retired.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-11
Bluff to the various sessions of tn conference.
sketci, of Bishon Chappe.se.

According to a statament made by he pastor, Bishop Chappelle comes to Pine Bluff well qualified in every re spect to represent the church oi which he is enc Of the bishops. He is a native of South Carolina and is proud of the section from which he halls, especially of the state Of his nativity. He has made his way tc the topmost--S414s i,l his church b, hard work and faithful service. He may be truly called man of .tht trenches. For ha has served his church from the smallest mission where he received only few dollars for a years salary to that of a cir, cult rider, station preacher, pre- siding elder, college president, gen. cral officer, and new ne fills witt dignity and esp cial distinct ion tn high office of the bishopgc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-11
Relieved of Paving Rond.

Little Roock, Nov. 1O-Harry Ros- enberg of Pine Bluff will not be re- quired to pay a bon dof $2O0 upon which he was surety, and which was forfeited by Sam Solmson, travel Ing man. Solmson was under indict- ment on a charge of gaming, and was in St. Louis when his case was called for trial. Governor Hays issued a proclamation relieving Mir. nogerl- berg of paying the bond.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-11
GOVERNOR pAREONS TWO.
Hays Believes Ok.ahomans Wrong fu;Iy Convicted Gf Bank RGbery.

Little Beck, Nov. 1o.-The gover- nor has grant q a pardon to Hood and Jim Baldwin, of Oklahoma, who were convicted in Sevier county circuit cour. last April and sentenced to six years on charge of having robbed the Bank of Gillham. They were con vic,ed on circumstantial evid ,nce and Governor Hays was fully con- yinced from the testimony that their 9lihi was firmly established. The bank was robbed in broad daylight, March 8, last. Eleven cf the trial jurors and many others recommended the pardon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-11
OuR JIrNEY OFfER-Tlis and 5c

Dent Miss This Cut out this slip enclose with five cents to Foley x Co.,, Chicago, Ill.,, writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and croup, Folly Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartlc Tablets. Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-11
LITTLE ROCK sTORK BUSY, During First Six Months of Yeal
 14,3s9 Births Recorded.

Little Rcck. Nov. 1O-Accuralte vital statistics are being kept by the health authorities of Little ROCK, showing that raca suicide does uo, prevail in this city, also that health conditions are superior. For the first six montlAs of she present year thera We're 14,329 births recorded, and 6.S11 deaths. This is considerel most ey- cellent showing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-11
OFATHNG THE TROUBLE.

When one is suffering from back ache, rheumatism, lumbago. bilious ness, sharp pains, sore muscles, ami stiff joints it is not always cay to To- cate the source of trouble, but nlne times out of ten it can be traced to ovcrworked. weakened or diseased kidneys. Foley Kidney Pills have benefited thousands of sufferers Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-11
Trades Council Session.

The Central Trades Council met in regular session last night, With d large attendance. Nothing but routine business was transacted. however
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-07
CREDITS FIRST
SUBJECT BEFORE FARM
MORTGAGE BANKERS

ST Louis. Mo. oct. The convcn.
tlun of tho Farm Mortgage BanScrs'
Association of America began "a tws-
day session here today.
The discussion at the opening
meeting was e oc ccntercd largely
ON the matter of rural credits, ana
farmers who have made a study of
this phase of finance were to address
the delegates.
The purpose of tho association has
been set forth as follow:
The ENCOURAGEMENT uf state and
national legislation affecting farm
mortgage banking.
The collection and dissemination
of information r%egarding farm mort
Euge Investments
Assistance 10 the public iu ais
eliminating between safe and unsafe
securities.
The cducatiou Of the public To the
ADVANTAGES Of farm MORTGAGE invest
mcuts.'
Delegates were In attendance today
from Missouri. Illinois, Kansas, Iowa
Georgia, Minnesota, North Dakota
South Dakota. Texas, Montana, Wash
lngton, Tennessee, Nebraska, md
ana. Louisiana and New York.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-07
ROCKEFELLER ENDS
INSPECTION OF HIS
COLORADO HOLDINGS

Denver, Colo, oct. John ID.
Rockefeller. Jr, shortly before noon
today returned from sunrise. Wyo.
He viii start for New York saturday
night. after three weeks spent In in
spcCting thc properties of the Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron company ana I'm
pcrfecting the industrial plan which
has been adopted by the directors OF
the corporation aud hy the miners.
The remaining days Of MI. Rookie
|fellcr's Colorado visit will be devoted
largely 20 business matters aud to
working out details OF organization IN
connection with tho Industrial plan
II is likely that the plan VIII be put
into effect gradually, aud will not be
fully operative until after the first oil
January, the time set for the election
of miners representatives under the
now appurtionment scheme. In the
meantime the miners representative
elected under the former mediation
system will deal with c. T. Hicks.
executive assistant to President J. i
Weiborn. In adjusting any difference
between the company ana It's en-
ploycs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-07
CONDITIONS GROW
STEADILY WORSE IN
CLIFTON I R
CONTINUED from PAGE one.)

day In a demonstration OF several
thousand men az Morclci. There was
no sien 81 disorder, In fact there has
been no open disorder beyond an at
tack Monday night on the plate glass
windows OF the Arizona Copper COM
pauy office and store windows and on
some deputy shcrins guarding prop
crty Of the three operating compan-
les
Conflicting reports arc current cou-
corning the proposed conference be-
tween Governor Hunt and the man
ayers of tho mine companies, at
Phoenix. Under sheriff Hill received
a telephone message from Phoenix to-
day that the governor still expected
tho conference. This was contradict
cd in Information last might that the
minc managers intended 60 stand
pat" The latter report was not com
municatcd Ia the strikers who SO iht
seem TO regard the struggle as q
frolic.
CHARLES H.. Mover was threatened
with violence on his way to PhoeniN
yesterday. according 20 railroad men
who reported today that n%ou-un.or
men driven from the Clifton district,
nonrdcd the train "a Guthrie, tht
railroad junction point, backed him IN
"a corner 90 the coach and were
threatening TO beat him when IA,
conductor interfcrcd
Union traders here said today the
I store of provisions for the strikers and
their families had been largely in.
| creased Dog donations OF cattle ans
I produce Day ranchcrs.
Posters were printed and dislrin.
utcd today announcing that business
men Of Miami. Ariz., rad offered 70
| donate one d1y's profits - the strike
mnd. Also expected Western Fedora.
/ tinp aud United Miro Workers vii
furnish funds To- bc raised by assess
mcnts and donations from member
4 throughout tho country.