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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-04-09
NOTICE.

Sealed bids are invited on MondaS. NAV "A 1919
at 2 o'clock p. M. for the furnishing And Cor
structing Of a wooden bridge on Macon and De-
kalb road across Honey creek. according 10 plan~
and specifications now on file In the Office OF ths
chancery clerk OF said county. Successful blddsr
to furnish bond in the penalty of ha hia m.
board r%eserying the right to reject any or ali bida
by order Board Of Supervisors, this April an
1915, JNO. A, TYSON. CIV ~ '"'
By w. o. BARNES. Jr. b. C
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-04-09
NOTICE

Sealed bids are invited on Monday, NAY ID. 1919
at 2 o'clock. p. m. for the furnishing and cor.
structing Of a wooden bridge on the Mcleod nev
road Just south Of the residence Of MS, Fannie
Mcleod. according to plans and speci6cafion 49,
on file in The chancery clerks office Of aid COUNT
Successful bidder to furnish bond in penalty Of
bid. The board r~eserving the right to reject any
or all bids submitted. '
By order Of Board Of Supervisors, this April 9Th
1916. JNO. A. TYSON. NIL isL VIZ
BY w q RARMEC Y. ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-04-09
The SfOSk.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hardin on
Sunday, April the fourth, a fine girl,
Dorothy Tyson is her name.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-04-09
HAY o SALE

Good dark alfalfa, sound and ell right
at $40 per ton. Also good sound, dark
johnson grass at SIS. Apply to
r. s. CURTIS, Cliftonyille
b. M. BOGGEss. B~rooksville
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-04-09
Garden Plants Now Ready
CABBAGR

Iaobase and collards may be sssorted.s
tomatoes, pepper and ed plants viii
be ready in about two weeks.
Orders left with II. M. Jones or st INV
residence will receive prompt s~ttention.
J. F, JONES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-04-09
CITATION NOTICE.

No. 1901. va. Couyt ~ 49,
Julia Winston. bee Count
To Julia Winston, a nonresident Of the stats nj
Mississippi. whose post Office address q Tus-
caloosa, Tuscaloosa county, Alabama:
We command you to be and appear before the
Chancellor OF our said chancery court at a term
thereof to be holden at the court house. n theeitv
Of Macon. in said county Of Noxubee, on the lth
Monday in April. A. d.. 1915. then and there 10
plead answeKe = demur to the original bin In aid
cause whsMR cu are defendant.
WitF0Z eignature and the seal Of said court
sfhxed office In city OF Macon. Misa, this q
Day Of HpFL 1915. JHO, A, TYSON, Cts!E
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Grocery Stores to Close at s.

We, the undersigned grocery merchants
will, commencing Monday, April sth.,
close our stores at 6 o'clock p. m. dur.
ing the summer months. Please do your
shopping early. H M Jones
c H Spessard G M Richmond
l. c Tucker T w Crisler
J A Lever
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The W. c. T. U. will meet Tuesday
afternoon, April 18th. $3.50 p. m. at
residence of Mrs. Iva L. Dorroh.
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Comedy, DR.. CURE-ALL.
.Mnsirale

CAST OF CHARACTERS
DR.. Cure.Ail, who has a remedy for everything 49,. William Inca.
Maria, maid who has a peculiar gait. .......... .LaPere Cnsler
Mrs. Brown, who wants to reduce her weight. Henrietta Clemeu.
Miss Jane Scrimpins, who adores blond hair. Mrs. Mary A. Dare
Mr.. Alphonso de Jones, who wishes to raise a musicale.
Mrs. Rotchkins, q fond mother. -. ............. Mrs. Oma DInn
Miss Kate Rotchkins, a daughter who is backward. Elizabeth Ba,.
Mr.. Love-Joy, who wants to grow hair. ............ Sam Clark
Miss Seraphina Paddinston, who wants to be tall. 80. Marie Jordan
Mrs. Scrawny, who is anxious to be plump.
Miss Salie Clarkson, from Meridian
Miss Ina Mann, who admires masculine type. Miss Nellie Grace
Mrs. Blooming, handsome widow. =. :. Lillian Jordan
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SOY BEANS Mammoth yellow for sale at 81
per bushel. Sacks extra. G. f. COLONY.
Brooksville, Miss,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31
IS SOUGHT IN THE CAPITAL CITY.
Petition Made to Superior
 Court of Maricopa County
 for the Disbarment of At torney Fred C. Struclmeyer

PHOENIN. Mar 90. - Seeking the disbmment forever. from the courts of Arizona of Attorney F. C. Struck meyer. of PhoeniX papers were filed today in the Superior Court by Freder- ick C. Bolin, of Phoenix. The action grows out Of an alleged effort on the part of Struckmeyer to collect an eN- horbitant fee from Katherine BoIin. one of the heirs of D. d. Bolin, former fire chief of Tucson, who died four or five years ago from injuries received at a fire in Tucson
 In his petition for the disbarment of Struckmcyer. Frederick Boliu al- legged that the Phoenix attorney en- tered into an agreement with him Co represent the heirs of the estate in proceedings instituted shortly after the death Of Bolin. For this service, according to the petitioner, Struck meyer was to receive fee of $25O In the event that Judge owen and T Rouse, of Tucson, should file an act, ion against the estate SruckmeyeI under the terms Of the agreement was to receive a further fee of $lOO Acting for the heirs, Struckmeyei is alleged to have become possessed of check for $lOO455. Thereupor having withheld from Katherine Bohr any knowledge of the agreement witf Frederick Bolin, who held power o attorney for the heirs, Struckmeye is alleged in the petition, to have made a demand for a large fee 1 Katherine Bolin was then in Cana
 da and consulted a Canadian attorne, who advised her that the fee demand l ed was excessive At first she refused
 to pay the fee. whereupon it is charg . ed. Struckmeyer notified Katherin 1 Bolin that the failure to pay the fe
 demanded would result in the holdin
 of the check
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31
AGREEMENT ID EXPORT COPPER .FOR NEUTRALS
Agreement Reached With Great Britain by Which Copper Can Be Sent to Neutral Countries.

NEW YORK. Mar 3O- Several of the largest copper producers and eN- porters have entered into a tentative agreement with the British govern ment subject Co the approval of the State Department at Washington, pro- vidiug for the future exports of the metal 10 neutral countries. chiefly Denmark. Norway, Sweden and Italy without interference by ships of the British navy
 The exporters propose GO file with the British authorities at any port of departure, a copy of contracts cover ing the exports The papers will bear the names of the consignees, the stca mers carrying the metal and other par ucuars
 Parties to the plan include the Am erican SmoIting and Refining CO. American Metal, United Metals Sell
 ing Co. and @ number of individuals Copper rose 10 sixteen cents pound today. the highest price since the out break of the war
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31
STAND ID RAISE "A
 FROM THE SEA
Another Eiawser Breaks and
 Efforts Temporarily Sus- pended. Daniels Says Ef- forts Were Well Directed.

WAsHINGTON Mar a0. An ef forts to raise the suaBeu F.l Iu Homo lulu harbor were temporarily suspend ed after the uawser with which the boat was being dragged ashore. snap. ped Rear Admiral Moore reported from Honolulu. that the submarine was evidently water logged and Loo heavy t1 Doe raised by the equipment employed by the searching fleet. This destroyed amy faint hope that might have been left of finding any of the crew of twenty alive Daniels said tonight the Department would raise the ubmariue at any cost tO deter mine the cause of the accident in or der to guard against similar disaster.
 in the future lie emphaticaly de nied reports oI dissatisfaction oyei the work being done by Che naval au thortiDs in Honolulu
 The F-4 lies in 45 fathoms, 270 feet of water Her position is being held while preparations for raising her bl poutoons are made.
 Daniels, in deuying the reports o dissatisfaction over the rescue efforts said. Nothing could be further iron the truths The Department is conyin' ed everything possible is being don,
 with the means at hand Honolulu
 being am isolated station, is not near ly as well equipped for salvage pun poses as some of the naval station on the mainland. but there is ever ! indication Che officers and men at Hoi olulu indefatigably are working nigh and day with every means in thei bower Co raise the sunken submarin and rescue their shipmates
 ! Should Admiral Moore, commaI
 dant of the station, and Lieut. 5mitt commander of the submarine division
 fail Co raise tho submarine throug
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31
United States Cavalry Snap ped Back into Service Along Arizona Border; Washing ton Says Naco Is Disturbed.
SITUATION COMMANDED
 BY GENERAL FUNSTON
Mining Men of Mexico Pro. test Orders of Both Carran- "a and Villa, Which Are Considered Prohibitive.

WASHINGTON. March a0 Nine troops Of .. s. Cavalry. besides minor attachments were snapped back into active service along the Neuoan- Arizona border Despite thc recent agreements, made by be warning Mexican factions with Bri@dIcr Gem eral Scott. lighting between Villa troops and Carranza detacHmenta. are trying Go reach Agua Prieto. opp7 Ice Douglas from the interior
 Twelve guns Of the third field arur lery on duty at Brownsville. atched owe rthe only other immediate crisis in the effort of Villa to cake Mata- moms directly across the Rio Gmude from Brownsville
 Brigadier General Funston. who commanded the recent occupation of Vera Cruz is handling the situation at Brownsville with plenty of troops from Texas City if he wants them Officials here said his instructions were similar to those issued Co com manders at Naco last December rec NfAI AlllN NIIf lI NL IINhII NrI from shots fired across t1a iue The text Of his instructions were not ui.. eu out Some 250 miles Jp ,1D rvar is Nueyo Laredo defended by Da. rauza forces, opposite the American town Of Laredo NuIa troops ar. nu the way Co attack J and ara reported as far as Lampazos. which Is some 70 miles to the southwest. on the National Railroad Of Mexico. A bat- tie is expected there.
 Finally the troops of General CuI- errez. who apparently s pIayIu. a free hand but opposue Nila. while not attacking Carranza. is reported so close to Torreou the great ruus- trial center. half way from EI Iaso to Mexico City. that Villa Ua- rec uruertuere from Monterey. two hun dred miles to the east reiiuQu.-hus. for the moment. his campaign a-atust the east coast in order lo maintain h.s back fences.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31
Public of AllieJ Countries Is Speculating What Germany Will Do in Ordey to Inter- cept Allies Movements.
WILHELM HOLDING WAR
 COUNCIL SAYS REPORT
English Cabinet Considers Liquor Question; Lt Is Not Expected That Most Dras- tic Regulations Be Made

LONDON. Mar 30.-Gemauy's next move in the military field because some stroke either in the east OF the west is expected before the Allies attempt their spring advance present the chief subject Of speculation and conjecture According Co reports from Peuograd the German Emperor is now in Berlin holding a war council with Field Marshal yOn der GCltz the German military commander at Con- stantiuopIe and other leaders. They are planning new campaign Co off, set the lall or przemysl and Co meet the situation in the DardauelIes. There is nothing of am outstandmg ua- ure in either theatre of land opera ti0ns since the surrender Of the Rus sian fortress. Sniping, mining and bomb throwing predominated along the western front while fiartIng. uerce but uudecisiye. is raging in the Carpathiaus
 The British cabinet met and there Is every reason Co believe it cousid- cred the liquor question and The stamping out of the evil which is now one ol the great problems ot the ua- tion There is still much talk Of pro- hiliion but it is noteeneraIIybeIieyed this course will be adopted, although it is conceded som, step of drastic and universal character win soon be taken.
 The return oI EN-premier NenizeIos Co Athens after a short rest. the w- muluous reception accorded him and his reiJerarou of the declaration that Greece must join iu the conflict on the side 0I the Allies. have combined Go start up predictions as 70 when the group of neutral states which have been wayering SO lone will take uU arms But materials upon which the predictions are based are of the -canti est.
 The inquest at Aulfordhaveu in the matter of the sinking of the steamer Falaba. established the official list at Ill. Witnesses. under oath. testified tO what previously had been charged that the submarine fired before suni cient time had elapsed for the remoy al of passeu=yTa Walter Baxter, the chief officer of the FNlaba coutribut ed an odd statement u'at the submr inc crew dressed in haki He alsC swore the submarine when firs sighted, flew an English ensign which was replaced by the C rman ensigr prior to the attack.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31
ON YUcATAN CONDITIONS

MOBILE, Ala, March 30 Condi- tious are worse today in luoatau than at any time during the four years Of revolution in Mexico. ecord- ing 10 F. ". Black. of Merida, gem eral manager of the United Railways of Yucatau, who with his lamly a- rived in Mobile last night from Prog. reso.
 The Carranza government com manded the United Railways Black said. The Independent movement iu Yucatan, which started m February. is no wconfned to the section around Campeche. while Carraua controls both Progreso. the seaport. and Ner ida, the capital Hundreds or men have left the country Deliwins Car rauza will punish them for opposing his administration of the sta,e Q
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31

invitation in the the Review night the first authorized
 
 that publicity will aid instead deac-
 
 Work a modern auditorium, to cost in the height borhood of 75000 constructed the latest model and of the best hreproof material appears assured for the Warren District. he comme representing the Frateraa Order of Eagles the Knights of Pyhas and the Improved Order of Red Men, took action last night which to put the construction of the building into a certainty.
 The building is to be located on the Q. K. block cite The property now owned by Robert Hennessy and today an agreement will be signed by the officers of the temporary association binding the option for ninety days Al that time another payment will be made the actual ground and the deeds will be transred to the Auditorium Building Assoc ation.
 structure and to combine with the features, part of the structure which will make substantial return he incest Inent has been contemplated for weeks The three lodges have fahered the idea and their credit that he proposition has practically gone through The option payment which will be made has been put up b. inc three lodges concerned in the matter
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31
DARoANELLEs HEws

DARDANELLES Welayed), Mar 30 After having remained almost total Ky inactive since March IS, vessels Of the allies fleet Sunday, developed a slight activity near the entrance to thc Dardanelles. bombarding lightly what appears to be an extended iulan- fry position. Since the 18th the AL lies have not made any sort ol am at- tack on the town of Dardauelles, limit ing their operations to weak attempts to fish for Turkish mines Meanwhile weather conditions for lombard. ment have been Of the best.
 There has been quiet sea and a clear atmosphere an along. Every al' lied vessel, when it has penetrated the straits at night has been fired on by alert Turkish troops, and the re- suit invariably has been a quick "iIh drawal. Apparently no serious aI tempt to sweep mines from the Oar danelles has been made by the Allies since March l5.
 Interest by the Allies in the Darda uelles defense works has not beer lacking. however. every day an allied aviator takes a spin over the oute' end of the water way Belief is eN pressed here in the resumption of th' bombardmeut has bees delayed De cause. in addition to the ships sunk March -lS. must of the other vessel
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31
MORE COMPLAINT

DOUGLAS, March Miumg men are preparing to protest Co General Carranza against the decree inTeas- ing the taxes on mineral lands in Mexico and raising the export duties on bullion A copy of the decree to- day shows that bullion tax has been more than trebled and the taxes on mines graduated SO that the greater the mans holdings are, the more he pays per acre. Owners of 20 acres for instance. pay $l2 gold per acre as taxes. while owners Of 5O acres pay SEA DOT acre.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31

which i- liable of tran p0rfat.,a. There win Doc five entrances 10 tn" theatre. proper Two win be Io'rod in front one in the side along ore Alley. another u the same ta0r1usa. 0are from the west side of he stage, and the other on O. K. street,
 The plans would have tho 'a,es- in light effects. obt1inable. lr would also have the best in seating capaDi- ty. looking lo comfort ol the patrons Of the theatre and tHe pcrmauaung Of the structure throughout,
 Steps, leadug from Che front of ne house. will rise to the lodge room and big dance hall ou the top floor. ,t is considered probable that tHe largest and best dance floor in the entire state. win be included With tNe lodae rooms There win be several on,.es in the front of the building and store room or two.
 The committee, which has wort 'l the proposition to its present stage, and which win handle tine promition. consists oI the f0lIuWua Knights Of Pythias James Kraigbaum. A. IT, Livingston and N A Patterson, frat- cua Order of Eagles. Walter fuD- bard. C. r. Henderson and Charles Jones Improved Order of Red Elem. ! William Toukiu O. $ French, Wil- liam Delbridge
 This committees ornament orsaui zatiou consists of president Walter Hubbard. yicc-presideut F. c. Fen- dersou, secretary William DoI0ril-c. treasurer James KraigUaum.
 A Complete New Block
 The start made by the three lodges, in the matter of the construction or che auditorium and lodge hall. win be watched closely because it means the construction Of am entire new block It win not mean that thg theatre win be built alone It has already been ntimated that the Barnaby property. owned by w. II. Brophy win have a fine piece of business property To- caieI ou it and also that Robert Hennessy. who win own the east side of the block, win also erect business block thereon It will mean on Jhe whole Che construction Of one Of the finest pieces of property in the entire southwest
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31

The building win be manced bF the people of Bisbee The corpora, tou. which will handle the matter is to be called the Auditorium Build ing Association and it is ro be oap- italized at SlOOOOO. divided into loo, GOO shares. the par value Of which Is to be S1. This stock win be placed upon the market as soon as the cor. poration commission of the state agts on the application for incorporation papers and the application for a per- init to sell stock in the enterprise.
 The plan for the sale ol the stock is simple and will be euenriye. The banks of the District win have subs cription lists. Attached co cach list win be copy of the subscription agreement. and the articles of incor poratiou. It is provided that the stock may be subscribed for on actual cash payment or upon the installueut plan According Co the subscription agree ment. each subscriber is guaranteed that. in case the project is nos carried Go a completion at the termination of the ninety day period. each and every cent subscribed will be return ed The three lodges, in such case agree Co bar an of the promotion eN penses.
 E. J. Flanigan, the attorney for the committee. presented, at last night. meeting, a tentative draft of thc arti cles of incorporation He also pre- sented Che subscribers agreemnt which must be signed when stock F agreed 10 be taken. The attom' stated, after both had been reviewed that he would have the articles ready for signature this afternoon an' would send them to the corporation commission. With prompt action ol the commissions part the paper should be ln Bisbee witmu a wee and immediate steps win be tallei to place the stock upon the loca market.
 The building of the auditorium con templates the erection of block, t1 need of which has been long Iell N the Warren District According t the tentative plans of the organila ton. the entrance win include ttr foot space. from the corner of th building now occupied by the Miner Store. thence east The east line O the property will swing in a nou easterly direction giving a seventy five foot width for the front Of on stage. and depth Of approXimatel thirty-two feet for the stage
 The contemplated seating capacit win hinge upon several contine'n factors yet 10 be determined. As no' understood the capacity win be in th neighborhood of 150O iucludiuc th balcony The stage will have a larg loft and will sccomodate any scener
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31
TEST RAGING BILL

LITTLE ROCK. Mar BOA suit 10 test the bin legalizine horse racing and pau-mutuel bettina in the larger Arkansas cities. and passed hy the last legislature was filed u the cir- cult court '. 8. Senator James P. Clark represents interests attacking the validity Of Governor George Hayes veto. The hesFinI was oct for April
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31
RESENT MINING LAWS.

FL PASO, March 3O-Fifteeu Anne rican mining men, representing for eign corporations in northern Mexico. at a meeting decided 10 protes. the amendemeuts to che Mexican federal mining law by the Villa convention governmen5 which they consider prohibitive. Acording the law, er fective April 1, al mining property not being actually operated can be conditions that miners consider inn possible Go ful6u
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31
BANK LooTER LOCATED

CHANDLER, Okla, Mar 3O.-Sher' if Wilder says he has located the five robbers who footed two banks in Stroud Saturday. The robbers are in the Osage hills fourteen miles frgm Stroud, and are completely surround ed. The sheriff is planning to close ir and expects a battle
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31
COAST SEASON OPENS

LOS ANGELES, Mar Portland won the opening game in the Pacific Coast league defeating Los Angeles .3 to 1 in a fast contest It was the only game playedl, rain preventing the Oakaud-San Francisco game at che Exposition City Snow, al Salt Lake. kept Venice and Salt Lake in doors.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31

lack of necessary appliances, it is the Departments intention to send out necessary salvage equipment iuclud- ing deep sea diving apparatus as well as axpert deep sea divers to accom- plsh the purpose
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31
PLANS FUR ERECTION IF S75000 BUILDING IN
 0. X. BLOCK STE ASSURE MAMMOTH THEATRE
COMMITTEES REPRESENTING FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS OF THE WARREN DISTRICT,
 INTERESTED, RELEASE PROPOSED PLAN

Articles of Incorporation for the Auditorium Building As
 sociation, With Application for Permit to Sell Stock, Be Sent to the Arizona Corporation Commission To- day; Stock Should Be on Sale in Week or Ten Days
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31

Option Property, Now Owned by Robert Hennessy, VIII Be Taken up at Once; Subscription of S5O,O0O in Ninety Days Will Mean That Bisbee and the Warren District Will Have Best Theatre in the Southwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31

lContinued on page hyel
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-12-02
Celebrated Their Silver
Wedding in Royal Style

Friday is often considered an un'
lucky day, but sometimes the old sup
erstition is ignored and people ENJOY
as many great pleasures on that day as
any other. This was true Friday,
Nov. 26, when neighbors and friends
numbering about 80 gathered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Dan.
forth, over near Pillsbury, and sur
prised them by bringing their dinners
and helping to celebrate the silver
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Danforth. There were quantities of
good things to eat, and mirth and
merrymaking prevailed for the day un-
til the shades of evening called the
self-invited guests home. Silver gifts
amounting to over $125 were brought
by loving friends and presented by the
ministers of the community in few
heartfelt words, and accepted by the
honored pair in spirit of gratefulness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danforth were assured
of the good wishes of the company in
words as well as gifts, and the day
will be long remembered as one of
pleasure on all sides. ~