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Arizona republican., 1915-01-04
OELAYE DRAWS
 A b|C CROWD
Methodist Revival Meetings Opened With the Church Packed to DoOrs-Finest Sermons and Excellent Choir Music

Undoubtedly the best first day" is the way Rev. Ray C. Harker de- scribed the opening of the DeLaye revival meetings at the First Meth odist church yesterday. For the first Sunday of the two or three week evangelistical period, the church had to be filled with extra chairs, and. even then, numbers were turned away "t both the morning and evening services
 Of special interest was the work of the chorus choir of forty-five voices. Mir. DeLayes worker F. w. Pfaffenberger. singer of great power and ability. organized and led the choir in what has been called the finest chorus work ever heard in a local church.
 Mir. DeLaye's morning topic was our Way In the evening" he spoke on Running from God"-an application of the story of Jonah tc the present day life.
 Services will be held every night at 1:90 o'clock, and special on Sundays The present arrangement is for two weeks, but in case the meetings prove as continuously popular as yes terdays, the time will be extended q week.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04

wind the wires of an unfinished job around the cold form of the marble statue. It turns to life-but that will be telling and might spoil the show. It is funny, so funny that the critics who have reviewed it have pronounced it the best comedy in the repretoire of Mr Redmond.
 As it is only to run three nights and matinee to make room for the Moose play of Cameo Kirby it is eX pected it will run David Harum close second in point of popularity for the short end of the week.
 The Moose night tickets Thursday went on sale this morning and as a great many tickets are being sold by the Moose members, the regular pat rons of the house are requested to get their reservations in early and avoid having to take other seats than those they have been holding in the past.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04
ANNOUNCE WEDDING
 OF POPULAR COUPLE
Prof. Seymour l. Stone and Miss Laura
 R. Troy Are Married

Announcement is made of the we'd ding on Friday evening at the home of Prof Claude Decatur Jones, of Prof. Seymour l. Stone and Miss Laura E. Troy, formerly of Olympia Wash The ceremony was performed by Dean Scarlett of Trinity Pro Cathedral.
 The bride was prominent in the social life of Olympia and comes of prominent pioneer family of Wash ington One brother is state sen ator of Washington and another is @ leading attorney of Olympia. She was at one time secretary Of one of ;he state commissions in Washing ton. and has held thehighest office in the Eastern Star in her native state She is lady of charming personality and attachments.
 Prof Stone is an instructor in the Phoenix Union High school in his tory and mathematics. He was a graduate and a post graduate of the Washington university, and taught for several years in his own state as well as in California. He came to Phoenix from Los Angeles, and be- came a member of the faculty of the local school at the beginning of the school year.
 Prof and Mrs. Stone have taken up their residence at 719 East Will leta.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04
WILL PUT ON SOME FINE
 PICTURES HERE.f|ElD|NG
Lubin Director Leaves Tomorrow for Phoenix, Bringing Famous Play
 People for Work Here

Romaine Fielding's troupe of Lubin film-f folk will be in Phoenix by Jan uary or 9, according to informa- tion contained in a letter from the famous director to J. J. Sweeney of the National Bank of Arizona here. MT. Fielding and MT. Sweeney are old friends.
 We will be all ready to put over some fine pictures in your good city writes MT. Fielding. "I am sure we will all enjoy and profit by our stay there" The troupe leaves Phladel- phia today.
 On the arrival of the movie people, a committee of the board of trade will meet them. The committee is composed of F. C. Gettins. chairman; Tom Shaughnessy. T.ebbeus Chapman, A. R. Cater. Jo Richards Maitland Davies and Lyle Abbott
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04
TUCSON WHISKY CASE
 SENT TO LOWER COURT
Supreme Court Refers Habeas Corpus Writ in Gherna Case to Pima
 County Superior Court.

The state versus Louis Gherna for selling a pint of whisky after mid night, December 31, was sent back to Pima county yesterday on the order of Chief Justice Alfred Franklin of the supreme court. Gherna sold the liquor in order to make a test case of it.
 John B. Wright, attorney for the defendant, at once prepared an ap- plication flor habeas corpus for pre- sentation to the supreme court. The court ruled that the case would have to go back to Tucson and there take it's regular course through the su- perior court
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04
BUSY DRUG STORE LOSS
 IS FINALLY ADJUSTED
Underwriters Take Over SaIvaged Stock and Settle Merchandise
 Loss.

Announcement was made yesterday that adjustment had been made of the Phoenix Drug companys merchandise loss in the fire which destroyed the Busy drug store and other establish ments in the Jones building. Under the terms of the adjustment the un- derwriters have taken over the stock salvaged from the ruins and will un dertake it's disposal
 Assurance has been given by Harry Jones, owner of the former site of the Busy drug store that construction of the new home Of this concern will be commenced at once and that it will be ready for occupancy within sixty days In the meantime the patrons of the Busy cruz store will be cared for through the Adams pharmacy where members of the clerical force will be on duty. orders for photographic de- velopment and printing may also be left at the Adams pharmacy for Char les Urban as has been done since the fire
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04

ing out hose that had been used at d fire
 The second floor would embrace an ample dormitorY. rooms for the chief and captain, q large lounging room. and toilets and modern shower baths. Manager Parish believes that it may be possible to actually begin the work of construction within very few weeks.
 As stated in The Republican q short time ago, Manager Parish expects within d short time to advertise for bids for the purchase of additional fire apparatus. This will include modern Graham high pressure auto fire pump and an aerial truck. The former he expects will cost in the neighborhood of 5000 and the latter approximately S12.000. He has avail able from the bond issue voted several months ago for fire improvement pur- poses approximatel, s45,000. This he believes will be adequate not only for meeting the expense the construction of the proposed new central fire sta ton and the pump and truck but for the further improvement of the fire alarm system by the installation of sufficient number of new boxes and and the installation of an adequate alarm registering system.
 In addition to these improvements, Manager Parish also intends to begin within a short time the construction of new system of fire pressure mains, to cost approximately 5000. such as was recommended by Fire Chief Holmgren of San Diego who wac brought to Phoenix to make an in vestigation of the fire department and the question of fire protection of this city. This completed the city of Phoe- nix will be as well protected from fire as any city of it's size in the United States and the citizens will be in a position to formally demand lower ing of the present fire insurance rates.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04
If the Sun Shines, Drag the Roads!
RIGHT-OF-WAY
TO ADVERTISERS!

All display advertising copy for The Republican must be in our office by six D. m. preceding morning of publication. This Is not an arbitrary rule, but one essential to the intelligent con- duct of our business, and one in justice to the employees, responsi ble for getting out the entire edition of The Republican on time each morning.
 ARIZONA REPUBLICAN.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04

Save s4.00 on The Arizona Re publican subscription for $1915. year, including Phoenix only Sun day newspaper. Seven days instead of six This great bargain offer is made but once each year. There after D cents per month only will again be accepted. Offer not good after January 9th.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04
The Arizona.

Laura Lawyer is seen in "Onc of Millions. four part production from the Shubert studios. While much crit
 icism can be found, nevertheless it is a production worth while Miss Law
 yer displays her ability as a star very well and while the offering is not quite up to the Arizona's standard, the picture pleased A special school chil- dren's matinee will be given Wednes
 day at 3:15. The offering of The Patchwork Girl of Oz" promises to be the hit of the season, as every one of the little folks have read the story.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04

TENNIS GOODS. Pinney & Robin on-Advertisement.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04

GUNS for rent. Pinney & Robin son-Advertisement.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04
:NEW FIRE HOUSE SOON

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Arizona republican., 1915-01-04
WAR VETERANS MEET

WAR VETERANS MEET - The
 Spanish War Veterans will hold meeting at the armory ,at o'clock this evening.
 w. o. w. INSTALLATION - The annual dinner and installation of off cers in the Woodmen Of the World is announced for this evening at the K. of P hall. The installation will start at 1:45 o'clock, and Will be fol- lowed by a fine dinner.
 FUNERAL NOTICE-The funeral of Charles A. Pyler, who died at his resi- dence, 3j3 West Sherman street, on
 December 3l, will be held this after noon at 3 o'clock from the undertak- ing parlors of Mohn, Driscoll X Maus.
 Rev. J. 5. Bell will officiate. interment being Tn Greenwood.
 AT THE FORD - Edward Elliott, Evansville, Ind; A. H. Marshall, Glendale; R.. 0. Grinnell and wife,
 Chandler: William Grinnell. Chand Ter; D. NVinn, Jim Williams, C. Da- wis. Chandler; J. D. Otteway, Gilbert; J. D. Robinson, Los Angeles; E. $. Hoysie and wife, Los Angeles. INSTALL OFFiCERS-The Modern Woodmen of America will install of ficers at the Knights of Pythias hal Wednesday evening. The installation of officers in the Royal NeighborS will take place at the same time. After the ceremonies. all will go to the ! Palace Cafeteria for q huge banquet BURGLARY REPORTED-Sam Seip
 373 North First avenue, reported to
 the police last night that his home had been entered and robbed. The
 miscreants secured gold bracelet valued at BIO, two gold watches worth s20 each, box of beauty pins
 and s in cash No clue has devel- l oped as to the identity of the parties ! entering the house.
 1 INFORMATION WANTED-Chiefo of
 Police Brisbois received telegram last night from Mrs. M. J. Ryor, asking l for information as to the whereabouts
 of one hn Wesley Perkins, last heard from in Phoenix on December 17. At that time it was the understanding that he was conducting some kind of small store. Anyone knowing of
 the young mans wherea bouts will con fer favor by notifying the chief of police.
 JONES' oFFIcE-Wilev Jones. the
 new attorney general, will have his
 new offices on the fourth floor of the Goodrich block. opened for business 1 today. Assistant Attorney General
 G. w. Harben will be on the job l here, while Jones and Hardy go to | San Francisco on the so per cent l case. During the legislature, an of flee will be maintained in the cap- I Itol building, with one or another of the officials in charge all the time. but the legal headquarters of the | state will be maintained down. town. AT THE COMMERCIALS. C. Me 1 Intuff. Los Angeles; C. E. Knight Los Angeles; E. H. Lauck, Los All ! geles; w.. E. Oyerholt, Buh, Idaho; M. A. McKinnon and family, Buhl Idaho; G. H. Wilkinson, Jr., Hayden;
 Dr. Inez P. Smith. Los Angeles; F. J. Pearson, Yuma; F, A. Freeman, Yuma; George L. Brown, Gibson, N. M; J. T. Morrissey, Ray; l.. A. Fox Los Angeles; Miss Brotherton, Miss
 Goodman. Miss Vegas. Los Angeles; D o. DeF'ar Globe; William Messen
 ger. Monte Christo; w. H. Burbage
 Winslow; M. J. Mccormack, A. J.
 Groskopf, Denver: w F. Purcell St
 Johns; L. F. Verkamp, Flagstaff;
 Frank Hector. Flagstaff Don C. Smith, Snowflake.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04
"N|OBE" NOT \ WEEPY
 SHOW, SAYS PREssMAM

Down at the Columbia tonight Ed. Redmond and his eompony of players are going to add to the stock of the worlds happiness with comedy that is said to be the very last word in laughs.
 Niobe. as it is called, tells mighty little with it's title but if all accounts of il can be taken at half value it is some fun show. Niobe was somewhere in the dim past a Greek maiden and was honored in marble. This marble reproduction. the property of hen pecked old American business man. He is having his house remodeled and the electricians at the close of the day
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04
ADJUSTMENTS
Million Dollar Mystery at the Lion

WITTIon DoI1ar WysteTy at the CTon
 The program at the Lion theatre to- day consists of six reels in which two reels tell the story of the 1fth episode of The Million Dollar Mystery and this episode contains much that will help solve the mysterious disappearance of the million dollars. Another good two reel drama today is The Ruin of Man ley hy the American players. This picture is very interesting and some of it was taken on q big poultry farm ia California. Our Mutual Girl this week is very good and shows some excellent scenes of interest. The cOmery number today is called "Casey's Vendetta, and is very Imaginable and ends e lmghty good movie program.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-04
MOTORCYCLE SPILL

Haughey and wife. guests at tile Commercial hatel. were the victims of motorcycle accident on North Central avenue, Saturday night. Haughev sustained a broken arm and other painful injuries, while Mrs. Haughey received number of se we're cuts in the fall. The accident was caused by a broken fork
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
TO EXAMINE SUBMARINES
All Bonts of tho FL Type Ordered ONT
ar Commission for Thorough
OvcrhHuiing.

WASHINGTON. September l7.-Sccrc-
tary Daniels to-day ordered all sub
marines OF the FL type out OF COM
mission for n thorough examination.
His action WAS taken upon the report
Of board Of inquiry, which ascribcs
the FL disaster 10 a battery explosion.
This statement was issued at the de-
partment:
Secretary Daniels announced that
careful examination of the FL by the
board of investigation appointed for
the purpose. showed that in the bat
tories the lead plates We're badly cor
rodcd through in places. and that the
corrosion existed in the steel plates in
several places
Secretary Daniels has ordered IN
der examination the FL. F-2 and F-3
They Will probably be sent 10 the Mare
Island NnvyYard for thorough over
hauling. with view to correct this
Inherent fault in batteries, and in the
meanwhile. has issued instructions sus-
pending all exercised of the submcrcc cd
runs of these boats"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
.DUMBA NOT TO RE TURN
WHEN HIS LEAVE EXPIRES
Austrian Government Intends e
Recall Ambassador for
Consultation.
INTIMATION TO PENFIELD
Such Arrangement Reported rs Sat
isfaCtory to American Government.
Note Is Received ny Vienna in
Friendly Spirit.

WASHINGTON. September 1.-THE
Austrian government intends to recall
Ambassador Dumha FOR consultation.
according 10 iutilnations given 20 AM
hassador Pcnncld when ne delivered The
note from the United States asking for
thc return OF the ambassador to Aus
tria.
Such an arrangement. which is in
accord With Ambassador pumha's own
request for recall or leave OF absence.
is satisfactory 10 the American govern
ment It is understood. however. that
Ambassador pumha will NOT return 10
The United States az the termination
OF his leave
The purpose 81 these arrangements,
IL is understood, is TO cause no inter
ruptiou il the diplomatic relations OF
,hH two governments. tho change heine
looked upon as a personal affair.
There is every indication from Ann
hassaior Tcufeld's. dispatches tina, the
Austrian government received The
American note in friendly spirit ana
looks upon il As The usual request OF
q, government for the recall OF au am
bassador on the ground that his use
fulness 10 his own government would
be impaired by his continual presence
|; is now expected that Ambassador
Dumha ~tll receive word from his own
Foreign Once that he is wanted in
Vienna for consultation. Tho United
states vii! arrange safe conduct. and.
with the Austrian embassy III, IN
charge OF charge daffaircs the incl
dent Mil he closed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
Gerard Sees Jagow
on Arabic Situation
Bclie0cd That Conversations Be-
t,0ccn TWo Governments on Sub
marine Issue viii Be Opened.

BERLIN. September II (via Londom.
American Ambassador Gerard to-day
called on Foreign Minister Won JaEow
presumably in connection with the sit
uation surrounding tho sinking of the
White Star Line steamer Arabic by "A
German submarine. and tho opening of
negotiations on the submarine prob
lem. No definite information is OBJ
,ainablo. however. concerning tho sub
jccts dealt with
Nothing can be learned here to con-
tirm the statement in n WASHINGTON
dispatch that ii WAS the intention to
open conversations between the two
countries OF the submarine situation.
bu, officials generally assume that the
news is correct. and express the belief
that the difficulties between the United
states and Germany would he on a
better way toward settlement by such
a method.
The United States and Germany, il
is declared. appear to be now in sub
stantial agreement on the principle
involved. and il is now largely Il uucs-
ion OF adjusting cases like the Arabic
In conformity with that principle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
HARVEY SUCCEEDS CAST
N"rf"lk Mnn Appointed Federal Stcnm.
hont Inspector for Maryland
Virginia md Carolina.
Especial 10 The Timcs-Disnatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WASlIlNGTON, n. G.. September II.
Captain George w. Harvey, of Nor.
folk. formerly manager of the Norfolk
County Ferries, was to-day selected by
Secretary OF Commerce Redheid for the
appointment ms Supervising Steamboat
Inspector for the Maryla nd Virginia
Carolina district. He will succeed
Captains John ". cast, resigned The
appointment is presidential one.
Captain Harncy was reared in the
steamboat business. Ever since he was
Il boy he has been identified with river
and harbor traffic of Norfolk He is a
Democrat and has been one Of the
warmcst supporters Of Senators Martin
and Swanson in the Norfolk section.
lie IL regarded as one OF the best
steamboat men in Tidewater Virginia
Captain liarney was picked from a
list OF hft"en. two Of whom were Cap
tain John W. ouinby and Captain John
Marshall, two retired naval officers.
other steamboat inspectors under the
supervising inspector will not he af-
fected by Captain Harney's appoint
ment. because they arc under civil serv-
ice and Captain Harvey can make no
changes in the personnel of his serv-
ice except upon charges OF inefficiency
or wrong doing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
NO TRACE FOUND
by COAST GUARD SHIPS

WASHi%GTON, September 1.-THE
last report from coast guard ships
"h!ch have been searching In Arctic
waters FOR the survivors Of the Ste
fahsspn expedition has just beer re
c"iv"G here from Nome. wberc ~ u,,s
dispatched on august, %. Captain
cochran, Of the coast guard shin Bear.
reported that he had been at Point
Eafro" on July 30 and also had stopncd
At Cape Prince of Wales on mis- way.
"""N 70 Nome without hnhins any
trace or news OF the explorers
80 vessel had passed Poirt R,r
70" from the eastward" he reported
M II" news had been heard Of tho
Canadian Arctic expedition nor stefan.
sson himxclf"
Tho Bear now is at Unalaska, 500
H'iH'' rom Nome 1t will be impos-
sWinE when tho Ice breaks up in tho
h"ring Straits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
SANT0S-DUMONT ACCEPTS
VIII Tnke Charge of Movement to De
relop Acronnutics I'm South and
Central America.

NEW YORK, September 17.-Albert
santos Dumont. the Brazilian pioneer
IN aeronautics. who made the first pub
lie flights with IA dirigible balloon, has
accepted an invitation from the Aero
club OF America to head Pan-Ameri-
can committee TO take charge OF a
movement TO develop aeronautics in
South and Central America. In a let
ter received by the Aero Club ycstcr-
day, Santos Dumont promised TO ar
rive In this country early in October
One purpose of tho proposed move
mcnt Will be to hasten "A solution OF
the problems of transportation pre-
scented by the mountainous topographv
Of the countries concerned. 1t is pro-
posed 10 solve these questions by the
use of flying machines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
FABRE LINER IN PORT
Eighteen Fuses, Resulting in Many E,-
passions. Found OH Ship Which
WnS On Fire nj sen.

WASHINGTON, September l7.-ln an
nouncinE to the state Department to-
day the arrival at the Azores Of the
Fahre liner SAINT Anna, from New York
Tor itaIH. American Consul schultz
stated that eighteen fuses had been
found on the snip. and that many cx-
p!osionS had occurred before she
reached the Azores The substance OF
the dispatch as given out by the de-
partment follows:
SAINT Anna. Fahre Line. arrived
Thursday evening. About mid -Scptcm.
Der IL fire discovered in the twelfth
hold. filled with general merchandise
ana baggage. Eighteen fuses found
Many explosions. Six hundred and five
passengers. including women. children
and aged, transferred 10 the Ancona
September %. Ship expected to pro-
coed with llo6 passengers Friday or
Saturday. All passengers safe"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
CUTS HIS WIFE'S THROAT.
SLABS BABY, TRIES SUICIDE
Floyd County Nan and Woman May
Die From Wounds. While CHILD
VIII Recover.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.


CHRlSTIANSBCRG. VA, September
l1.-Frank Cooper, Il farmer. thirty
i've years old to-day probably fatally
stabbed his wife. slashcd his eighteen
months-old daughter across the face
then cut his throat and Will likely
die from his wound Two other chill
dren. three and six years old. were
away from the house n, the time
II is alleged that Cooper had hccu
drinking heavily on account OF bust
ness Worries
Gum Cooper, a brother, was passing
the house when he heard the woman 3
screams. AS he ran in he found his
brother in the act OF cutting his own
throat from car to ear. The former
placed emergency baudaScs on tho
wounds OF all three and summoned
medical aid. Cooper and his wife arc
not expected 10 live. The haby's wound
was said Ia he slight
Mrs. Cooper evidently struggled for
some time with nor husband Sh"
sustained wounds about the face. arms
and hands. When her throat was cut.
the juSu!ar vein was severed and sho
lost consciousness.
The Cooper home s near Auburn,
where both arc widely connected Mrs.
Cooper was formerly Miss Sca.-s. OF
Floyd County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
INVITES LIEUT.. JERVEY
Army Engineer Asked to Come Here
for Conference James
River Improvement.

The Administrative Board. yesterday
adopted "a resolution inviting Licutcn.
nt-Coloncl j. i. Jervey, United States
Engineer for this district, to visit
Richmond for an early conference with
the local authorities on projected i'm
provcmcnts in the James River.
The invitation was extended by the
board at the suggestion of a subcom
mittcc from the Council Committee or
Dock, River and liarbor. appointed &c
act with the other local organizations
in the interest OF securing an enlarged
appropriation for deepening the chan
mel Of the river Lieutenant Jervey
was invited TO come here at his con.
venicncc 10 confer with the CITY En-
gincer. the Chamber of Commerce. and
The Dock. River and IIarbor Commit
tee,