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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

Oas Sanumra Seft Der nHadrihten
our lanbipirtbIhaftlihen Yroouttionss
mnb Sanbelss Statiitif" (berausgez
9eben pom Snternationalen 2unbz
pirtbihaftss Snititlt in 3om) pers
6ffentli6t Wittbeilunsen iiber Die
Saaten nnb ben Stdnb bes '@interz
getreibes auf Der norbliden grobdlfte.
SetreffS Der .ausoebnung Der &uls
turen per3eid)nen mir cine 3unabme
Der @nbauflGhe i'm Versleif gun,
Sabre 1914 fir 8ei5en In Stalien
9egen bas Gorjabr elm Tebr bon finf
YroSent. in Canada sesen bas 8ors
iabr elm Webr bon 33 Yro3ent, in Den
Der. Staaten sesen bas goriabr elm
Rebr bon II Yro5ent unb in Snoien
gesen bos @oriabr elm Wfebr bon %
Yro5ent.
8as ben S%aatenitanb an6etrifft,
jinb bis jest I'M Nagemeinen teine
~anorntalen Ierbdltniiie 81 melben.
Sir ben Wei5en iperoen Die Wors
ibdsun9en Der grnte 1914/15 in
Irgentinien, Chilli unS Iuitralien an@
eegeben. mo Die segenipdttis itattfin>
benbe grnte auf ins9eiammt 66,947,>
GOT S5. "a ca. 220 Yib.) geihdet
nirb geseniiber 62.532.00O i'm Sabre
1924 b. T. 1911 Yro5ent. Ser
ausge5eitnete Grtras in Irgcntinien
unb Chile ipie9t iornit ben gcringen
Grtras bon Iuitralien rciflif ullf.
Sic Nafridten peroffentlit)en
ncuerbings Die unter 9enusun9 Der
lesten Iittbeilungen Der H~e9ierungen
perppllitdnbisten g~rheae3ablcn bon
@etreioe, aartoffeln, Sein, Saums
ipoqe. Suderriihen uub 8eben iiir oas
Sabr 1914. Sir 8ei5en, 8oggen.
@erite, Safcr uub Wais limb Die
Nenberungei unb G%r9Gn5un9en 9c9ens
iiber Dem leBteridienenen Seft nid)t
erbeblid,. Siir Den Heis betrdgt Der
@elammtertra9 bon Srl9aricn. Spas
men, Stalieu. Den &er. Stnaten. M
Sien. Sopau unb Ic8Dpien 3SO;456.z
500 81. acgcniiber 377.666,5 3f S5,
I'M Sabre 1913 ODER 1907 Yro5cnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
Jmbil6en Semtiee . a%naerieani'
feeer priefter.

Sos 50zidbriee goIbene Subj
ldllm fDuneu fciern: Mm 80. Wdr3,
bohip. Sobn .. u It d. z. s..
Serielbe purpe ge6oren am 10. Wni
1910 gu 2eibers, Sio5eie Yaoerborn;
i'm 2anbe ieit Dem 18. Gu9uit 1875;
lit Sdabneiiter I'M ct. Senatilis
College 5u Glepelanb, Ohio. - Im
81. Wdr3, bofhp. 8iIb. Srube.
Serielbe ipurbe seboren am 30. 9e>
5ember 1889 81 9er9beim. Sio5eie
Yaberbprn; I'M Ganoe felt 1870; 1T
8eftor Der ct. CLARA Stride 5u
S'Salon, Suiuois.
Sas iilberue Subild1lm fonnen
unb tennten feiern: Im /. Rdr5, Der
bodp. Serbert He9enbo9en.
Serielbe nlrbe geboren am %. Ses
GENDER 1854 gu Sessbaf, Sberamt
gibcrad. 9i65eie 8ottenburg; I'M
9anbe felt Dem 8. Dtai 1865; lit
8eftor Der ct. alpboniuss Stride. gu
auburn, u. .. = Im IA. Wdr5, bohz
piirbiser' 8~iuanb Daniels.
Serielbe murbe geboren am %. Sebr.
1855 81 .8ieientirden bel Wfinhens
8labbad. gr3bi1seIe aoln; I'M 2anbe
felt Dem 80. Suli 1890; lit 8eftor Der
ct. Warien<airhe gu. Raratbon, 8is.
= Im ID. Ndr5. bodlu. Yeter
e 6nibler. Serielbe luuroe gez
boren am s. Sttober 1855 81 Srons
bppen. Gr5oi03eie a0ln; I'M Saube ieit
benz 1. ausuit 1890; lit aaplan unb
3~lpeiter geiitli6er 2eiter I'M aloiter Der
Shulihpeitern BON Yotrc Dame 81
Wtilpautee, 8is. = Am 10. Wtdr3,
bochp. Seinrih q. @ante'r t..
Serielbe purbe ge6oren 1856 81
5u Heabing, ga. gr5bip3eie Ybilae
bclpbin; iii Ncttor Der ct. Wnrid
Simmclinbrt Stride .5u philadelphia,
ga. - Am 16. 0aGr5. bodip. g ! NJ
I / d Srnu6 NiemGnn. Scr
Ielbe nuroe geboren am II. Suni
1867 81 ct. Soiepb. 0to.; lit 8ettpr
Der ct. Yatrid' 5 Stride 81 Warppille,
Wlo. - Nm 81. Wdr5, boflu. Ycter
War3efl z d. oncn. Serielbe
nurbe 9cboreu nm 10. Sarnar. 1864
al Wtiindens @fobbad, Grdoio6eie
aDln; i'm Sanhc ieit Dem is. Mai
1889; III Yfarrcr Der nclcn itulics
niid)eu @emeinOc Su 9~lartsbnrg, w.
ga. - Nm %. Mdr5, bodp. Mari
mus Ser9 &. e. y. Serielbe
miirbc 9eboren am 20. Ottpbcr 1865
81 I%cuitabt, SiOjcic 9~tcsensburs; I'M
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
Nmstamidt inpaliSer Sran'
3efen mnS Demtidben.

3piideu 9eutlf(ano lnb Srants
reid lit nunmebr burh Die Permits
lung Der Sfpei5 Elm llcbcreiufoms
men 3uitanbe 9cbradt iporben, inter
pelhem Die beioen 2dnber iid nerz
pflidten, Die lid in @efnnscnihaft be-
finbli6eu Sdynerperlpunoeten, Die
ourh Die Natllr ibrer @unben fir imz
mer f~ainptunfGbig sematt tporber
iinb, 9c9cnieitig nls5ulieicrn. Sic
aislieierung erfol9t burd S6ruei5cr
@ebiet unb bat iid icnc 8epublit crs
boten, ibrc. 5oipitnl5iisc. 5it. piciem
bumaneu 3ipcd 5ur @crfiigung 81
itellen. 9crcits in Den ndtiten Sagel
oiirfte nit Der @uslieferuns be9onner
metben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
2lnnerifanifessS 1rinitrsts'
ImsI, Santfirnsa 1tIerean
anH Sic 1lutierten.

SuhperItdnoi9e, ipclde init Der
Soherplpitpitoff Snouitrie pertraut
iirb, baben in iiingiter 3eit Die ueber>
.Seusuns %gelponnen, baB. Die @aiierten
ipabrideinli6 ge5ipungen Ietn ipiirheu,
in oerbdltniBmaBig tlir5er 3eit ben
aampf anf5u9eben, menn tic nid1t ibr
ariegsmaterial aus ben Vereirigten
staaten 5n be5ieben imifanoe uaren.
Giner Sieier Serrcu. lpelder Die
Situation genaIt ans ei9ener .@es
idGitss grfabrrns fennt, gin9 10 lpeit,
5i conltatiren; bab Der &rieg iibers
bailpt BON Gnglanb, Sranfreih nno
HuBlanb ni6t bHttc rnternommen
lperOcn fonnen, lpeun ma nidt nit
Siherbeit parnuf eered)net bate, baB
bas erforberlid)e ariegsnlateriul aus
Den Der. Stuotcn ungcbinoert bc6o9cn
lperoen fDnnc.
Eros Der 9crabe5u ungc6elrcn Sic
ferungen. nelhc bis jcet ldon ubges
gan9en tnb unb oaicrnb nod nbs
gebcn. 1T man min in Den militariifcr
&reiien Der Iaiierten in bobem @raoe
enttGuiht. baB Die Sabriten nid)t ims
itanbe iinb, mebr 3u l~iefern. @e III
neulid) ifon eripGbnt .porben, Dap bon
fran5oiiifer Seite 9an5 enorme
Gmdntitdten bon Soherploiipitoifen
bel elmer Sirma in Yittsburgb, Die als
8erinittleriu funsiren iollte, "a Tic
ielbit feline ioldlen Waaren ~prppu3irt,
beifeQt moroen limb. Sic Sirma III
nidt imitdnbe gepeien, mcbr ais eincn
geringen 9ruftbeil bieier Srbre 81
pla3iren. Oils man nit einer pobls
befaunten Sirma, pelhc Sriuitrps
tolrol fir Die 8egieruns liefert, in
llnterbdnblunaen trat, nm oieier Die
Srore fir pier5ig Wiaioneh Yfnnr
bieies Stoifes 81 iiber8eben, erfIdrten
Die Sahperitdnbi9en Der Sirma runt
beralls, bab cine iold)e Guantitdt bon
alien criitirenben Sabrifen Der Weli
nidjt in 5ebu 'Sabren eeliefert peroer
fonne. Saraufbin begann Die Sans
~tiersfirma s. Yierpont Wor9an & Co.,
nelde befanntli6 Die Waifens uni
Wrnitipnss IntrG9e Der aliierten Hes
gierungen f%inan5iert, 5u operiere1,
Sic trat nit elmer 9roBen bemiIfer
Sabrit in 8eruinbun9 uno pfferirtC
berielben in. eriter Clinic cine giilior
Collars, nm ioiprt peitere Sabrit9es
bdube CUR S~erltelung bon Srinitros
toluol an bauen, uno' ertldrtc lid be-
reit, brei WiQionen Dollars iiir cons
trattiihe 2ieierunsen ipfort ouf Der
Siid an legen, bamit iiber Die 3ablnns
gen fcin 3peifel berriden tonncn. Ios
nie aud an %pereinbaren, DAB oas &C.
iammte Yrobuft Der Sirma, ipeld)ee
innerbalb Stpeier Sabre iertig' seiteat
merben tonne, Nbnabme iinoen iolte
Sis ieet bat Ole Sirma, Dem Terneb'
men nad], nod feline Intlport ani biei(
Siferte seseben; man erpu8t, oaB oi(
acknowledgement 9ontrafte Den Yer
brolld Der %.scinmmten Worrdtbe por
aar6olidure. Die our 3eit in Sid,t iirb.
inpolpiren piirbc, mo MAJ 5psert
baraui einSugeben, neil ~nlsoann OF
&er. Stauten, inls Die Gage iid .iiil
unier 3anb unsiinitig cntlpideln ipltc
BON bieiem piftiaen Stoii lpabrldeins
lid enthlDBt lein milrbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

Sns in Ser SdtpeiS, auf neutralem
9oben. aus berporraeenben Yolen,
obne llnteritieb Der StaatsangebDrigz
felt, gebiloete unb musihlieBli6 pbi>
lantbropiI6e 3pcde berfolsenbe @eS
neral Silfscomite fir Die 8~rie9snotb%
leibenben in Solen ilbermittelt folgena
Den ergreiienbcn Iufruf ieiues Strait
beuten, bes 9roBen polniihen Sid]ters
Sienfiefpic5:
In bie geiitteten Tutionen!
Ser 9roBte arieg Den Die @eIdid]te
lie fennt, llnb cine furdtbnre Iernihz
tilng, Dos iinb Die beiben boien Setter,
Die jest Die &eit beberrihen. Sunz
berttauienbe Soloaten crlie9en Der
&usel uno DEM gajunett, unb Milioz
men unihulbiger Wenihen 9eben burd
5un9er unb Glenn %5ugrunoe.
3uci 2Gnoer limb es gang b~eipnbcrs,
bcrcn @eifif es purbc, ais bllltise
Wablitatt 5u bienen, bislan9 Stdtten
bes @pblitnnbes elmer 5ablreid)efl Be-
polferung. nInmebr groBentbeils III
8iiteneien perpanbelt: Yplcn uub
yel9ien.
Slber CUR 2inberung bon 8elgien's
&riegsnotb lit NIT Heht nllerieits uno
reiflid menidenfreunblihe llnter<
itiibung b%er6ei9eeilt.,
Sest lit es an meinem 8aterlanb,
cine iolhe llnteritiisun9 an5urufen.
Cine gobenflddJe. iieben Deal 10 groB
ipie bas belgiide Heid, lit in Yolen
pom .ebernen Critic bes arieges uus
b~armber5ig 5eritampft. Strome bon
glut iinb burd bas Sdipert bieiem
un9liidlihen .2anoe ent8ogen' fporoen,
oeiien Sobne in orei feinolifen Seeren
5ugIeih tdmpfen m%iiiicn. Die ariesss
glutb bat Stdbte' unb Sorfer per6ebrt.
Wenidenarbeit rubt aqerorts, nno
iiber ben iingebeliren Streden bonn
Niemeu bis gu Den &arpatben breitet
baS @eipenit bes Suneers ieine Sit>
tide ans. Ser Irbeiter bat Die
51nbc in ben Shoob gelegt, benn es
sibt feline 8ertitdtte mebr in Yolen.
Sen Yilug iriBt ber Hoit, benn Dem
Bauer lit bas &orn our Iusiaut tpe9s
genpmmen. Scr Gambler p~ertauft
feline Waare ni6t mebr. bn lie aeiner
be5ableu lam. 9reiie uno Srauen
irrcn i'm itreneen 8inter o6ne Sad
iiber ibren Sdupteru umber. lnb
renn Die ainber lire ab9e5ebrten
Sdnbe gu ben Wiittern erbeben nit Der
Bite nm elm Stiid grot, ba anttpors
ten ibnen Die 'Wiitter nur nit 5brdz
nen. llnb FOLDER Sarbenben. na6
Silfe Siiritenben, bDret es, ibr DRIFT
liden Hationen, iinb bier in Solcrr
IiQionen unb abermals 0tilionen.
Iber bat oenn Yolen Elm Hedt AMI
Cure Silfe 4? !. gs beiist elm iold)es
8edt trait ieiner biitoriIhen Tergun@
aenbeit ais @ormailer Der Gbriitenbeit
in Acknowledgment Hingen 9e9en
Den Salbmonb, ais Sdiiber Der Bee
orGngten imb Sdilo Der europdiihen
@eiittuns int Often. Die @amcn
z obicsfis unb $ 81 s
baben iid Der panfbaren Grinnerung
Der @enidbeit einseprGst bis aui Die
ipdteiteu 3eiten. Sen Cpfern je8s
lidcr ungered,ien 8ebriidnns unp
ge%rfolsun9 lranbeu Die Yfortcn unies
res Waierlanbes tets melt oficn. Wo
es MIR irscnb gait, fir 8reibcit 81
fdmpieu, "a fIoB aud nnicr glnt. @o
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
3mnt Sdbmbe Hes uatisnal'
GtsentkmntS.

Sraiibcnt Salts g~iu5icbung Der
5000. 900. Idcr Seldnbereien in
Californian mo 8pomins I'M Sabre
1909, obue bier5u nit ipe5ieller
Wadtbrfugnib auseeitattet iporOeu 81
fem, murbe am %. Sebruar pom
Sberseriht ratifi3iert. Die bon ans
iieblern inter benz Seimitdttes @eies
crbobenen Inipriife iinb binfGlis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
Der ksaamSiiete Gr 111iniiter
.Staal iiber Sic Gage.

Der friibere bolldnoiide arie8ss
miniiter Stoal i6reibt IN ~Set
%aierlanb" &. Se6ruur) : Rad iedls
@onatcn bes aricges bnlten bic
ScutIhen Stanb, tdmpfen auf ers
pbertem @ebiet. Sic bleiben lpeiters
hin moraiiidl unb pbpiiid tart, unS
g feblt linen niht an @iannidaiten,
pic 81 einem frGitisen SeIo5ug be-
tdbiat iinb. Sun llebrigen aber eIeibt
Arizona republican., 1915-01-22
WANTED FIFTY
 PHOENIX DADS
(By Ymca)

Wanted fifty Dads" for boys who have no fathers to attend the Father and Son banquet this evening at the Y. M C. A. If you are father or not a father or a bachelor be a big brother" and Dad" and take him to the banquet tomorrow evening at the l. M. C. A.
 The " has a list of boys who would like to go but are unable as they have no father. Telephone your name and address into the "" early and say you will take some boy to the banquet The cost is fifty cents per plate. The idea is to promote d more companionable relationship be- tween Father and Son.
 The program is as follows: Music, Y. M. C. A. Orchestra: invocation, Dr. W. J. Sims: toastmaster, Dwight B. Heard; Our Boys, A. l.. Moore; Our Dads. Burtis Doris; The Father and the Son and the Church Dean William Scarlet; The Father and the Son and the Commonwealth, Governor Hunt; The Father and the Son and the Schools, MT. D. F. Jantzen; Is the Young Man Absalom Safe, Dr. von Klein Smid, of the U. of A.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-22
VON FALKENHAYN RESIGNS

BERLIN, Jan. 21.-The official Nord Deutsche Allgemeine zeitung an nounces Lieutenant General Erich Won Falkenhayn, who is now chief of the German staff, has resigned as munster of war Emperor William, accepting the resignation. appointed Non Falkenhawn general of the in fantry Major General Von. Hohen- born according to the announcement. Was appointed minister of war.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-22
EQUITY SUIT STARTED
 AGAINST VALLEY BANK
Federal Court Proceedings Begun by Western Underwriters Mortgage
 Company Yesterday

Following the final submission of testimony and argument in the case of the government against the Grand Canyon Cattle Company in federal court yesterday, the court started hearing the suit of the Western Un- derwriters Mortgage company of California against the Valley Bank and the Union Bank and Trust Com pany.
 The suit is in equity, and concerns accountings on the properties of the trust company since it's purchase by the bank. Martha w. Lee is an inter- venor in the suit, which is in equity.
 Stoneman and Ling represent the plaintiff and C. F. Ainsworth and Struckmeyer and Jenckes the defend ants, while R. c. Stanford is attorney for the intervenor.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-22
THIS PRACTICAL JOKE
 HAS HAD NO COMEBACK
Stan Murphy Touted as Some Speed Demon May Have to Prove It if He
 Returns to California

Fame and some of the substantial things that go with it, came to Harry Guthrie and Stanwood Murphy, the two men who piloted Mercedes racer from Pasadena to Phoenix day before yes terdaN. It was while the occupants of the car were in hotel at San Diego that practical joker friend happened to catch a representative of the press gazing with curiosity at the car. Said trend proceeded to fill the reporter nock-full of good stuff. and the next day the papers were full off:
 Drive against time. Pasadena man bets friend motor car he can't drive to New York and back in forty days"
 And great deal more, giving lus-
Arizona republican., 1915-01-22
PROTECTOR MEASURE (COntinued From Page One)

records and reports relating to the jur isdiction of any public body.
 The personnel of the board of public welfare is to be as follows: The gover- nor the chairmen of the house and senate committees on appropriation and two other persons who shall hold no other office under the state. These shall be appointed by the governor with the consent of the senate. The pres ent chairmen of the two legislative committees shall be members to be succeeded by similar officials of the next. legislature. The terms of office of the appointive members shall be for two years but they may be removed by the governor for cause. Nacan- cies shall be filled by the gover- nor and appointments made in recess of the legislature shall be in full force until acted upon by the senate.
 The governor shall be the chairman of tn, board. The other ex-officio mem hers shall receive a per diem of $7 on their attendance on meetings of the board. One of the appointed members shall be purchasing agent and the oth- CT secretary: their salaries shall he each. $3,000 The board is empowered to employ such experts and other em- ployes as may be found necessary. The bill contains eleven typewritten pages and in detail sets out the duties of the board under which it is given almost
Arizona republican., 1915-01-22
WATER HOLE
 FRAUD SUIT
 NEARLY OVER
Government Finishes Reply ill Short Hour Session,
 and Long Roll of Testi- , mony Goes to Judge Saw
 telle for Decision

After but an hours session, during which the last of one of the longest records of testimony ever entered in an Arizona court. was presented, Judge w. H. SaWtelle took under advisement the suit of the United States against the Grand Canyon Cattle company, and announced decision would be rend- cred within a few days.
 Ten days ago, Special Assistant At torney General James M. Sheridan of Los Angeles, aided by Assistant U. $. Attorney S. L. Pattee, commenced the reading of many dispositions, and the introduction of much testimony to show that certain water holes in the HouSerOck Valley of Coconino county had been acquired as mining claims therefore fraudulently, and that the present owners of the patents knew of the fraud Beginning Monday, the de- fense, led by Attorney Stevens of Los Angeles, introduced it's side of the case, in an attempt to prove that the present holders of the water holes did not know of the fraud if any existed, prior to the
 
 The case has been of great interest in more ways than one. Its conclusion yesterday morning, brings to an end one of the longest civil suits in point of the volume of testimony used. All fidavits amounting to thousands of typewriter sheels, taken in cities as far apart as Cheyenne, Wyoming and Los Angeles, Cal, form part of the rec ord.
 This is the last case in which MT Sheridan will represent the govern ment On his return to Los Angeles he will resign as special assistant to the attorney general of the United States and will enter private practice He is well known in Arizona, having prosecuted suits in connection with his present cause four different occasions in Arizona courts.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-22
ADJUSTMENTS
AUDELl HIGGINS PLAYS
 HARD ROLE IN MADAME \

Madame X arrived at the Colum- bia theater, impersonated by Miss Au- dell Higgins, and perhaps, aside from one or two actresses of international fame who have played the part her performance was as good as has been seen in any stock since the play made history in Paris.
 It is so different from the line of parts Miss Higgins has been cast for at the Columbia, that her conception of the dual character of Jacquelne Fits her performance out of the ordinary. She will perhaps not again do anything that will give her talents the scope that this trying role exacts, and yet she acquitted herself with such complete ness that she leaves nothing to be asked by the most hypocritical.
 Roscoe Karns is called upon to play a part that is above anything he has shown to date. In the great scene with the woman, he has saved from the guilotine, and who turns out to be his mother He gives every evil dence of sincerity and earnestness which carries with it the convention of the careful actor
 MT Metcalfe, as the husband of the erring woman, was efficient. MT. Err way as the companion of Jacqueline, after her return from South America, did a nice bit of character acting. The rest of the cast were adequate Madame X" as an entertainment Is too well known to need reviewing. It is one of the strongest dramatic les sons of all times on the stage It's truth is compelling and it teaches a lesson of charity and mother love, do- minant even in the last hours of the
Arizona republican., 1915-01-22
PROJECT LANDS ARE
 OPENED TO ENTRIES
Two Small Tracts East of Mesa Placed Back in Public Domain
 By Departmental Order

Certain lands withdrawn from entry for use in connection with the Salt river project, having been found to be without power possibilities and other wise of no further use, the department of the interior has vacated it's former order, and is now throwing them open to settlement and entry under the homestead acts.
 Advice to the effect that one of these tracts, containing lands officially described as Salt River Project, Ari- zona, c. X S. R. B. & NJ T. IN, R6E., S1. NEA, SEA- NWA. section Fl, was received at the land office yesterday
 These lands will be open to settle ment on and after March 8, 1915, and to entry on and after April :, 1915. No person shall go on these lands to make 9 settlement prior to nine o'clock a. m of the day set in the order.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-22

cous details. It was good reading, and the story was repeated As result StanMurphy, who is known hereabout as the winner of the Prescott Loop race last July, became a speed demon, and therefore to be honored and feted. Towns turned out en route to greet the car and it's occupants. Murphy and Guthrie were treated to banquets and other forms of gayety.
 Neither mentioned the fact that Phoenix was the eastern destination of the car. The joke was allowed to go and grow, until it had proven one thing to the satisfaction of both trav- elers: that the coast papers have an immense circulation in the Imperial valley and that they are read with lots of intelligence.
 Murphy will remain at his ranch in Phoenix until summer Guthrie, who is a wealthy young business man from Cincinnati, returned to his winter home in Pasadena yesterday in the car.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-22
carried h,. 4 vnte of IF to ,.

carried by q vote of 13 to ).
 The most interesting episode of the day in the senate was in the consider ation in committee of the whole of a
 Dill to appropriate 25,000 on account of the state fair. Of this sum, some thing more than sl9,000 was to make
 up deficit for the year and the bal
 ance to keep the commission running
 to the beginning of the next fiscal year
 Very serious opposition to the bill was
 quickly developed There was none to
 the figures for making mp the deficit
 but to the balance Some of the mem
 bers believed that item was premature
 lv presented inasmuch as later in the
 session, undoubtedly bill making ap-
 propriation for the fair for the next
 year would he offered Some of the members were not sure of the utllltN of the fair at all. Some said that It afforded Phoenix an opportunity for extortion The bill was championed by Messrs Colter and Campbell and was opposed from two different points of view by President Sims and NIT. Riggs of Cochise. A motion to strike out the appropriating clause was lost by tie vote, g to g. The bill passed out or the committee without special recommen- dation by vote of to 8. It may l therefore be seen that it occupies dang 1 erous ground
 There was introduced in the senate a bill identical with that of the house ! to abolish the board of control and sub 1 stitute a board of public welfare. 1 After a brief afternoon session, the
 senate adjourned to. the usual hour thls morning.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-22
Vaudeville at the Empress

An extraordinarily large crowd at tended the Empress last night The performance was a most pleasing one from the rise of the curtain to the final.
 Miss Mildred Cox. the clever dancer, had the opening act and started the applause Master Elmer, the child artist, was the next on the program. His parodies made a hit and he was repeatedly called back. The Trio sang When the Angelus is Ringing. Their beautiful voices filled the the ater, distinct and clear, and they were compelled to respond to many en- cores. Undoubtedly the biggest hit of the night was made when James Cox on first base, chimed in with the
Arizona republican., 1915-01-22
WAS
 POPULAR LECTURE

The photologue. Little Jaunts Into Big Places, delivered by Dr. c. D. Williamson of Los Angeles, California, was attended by q large audience His views were fine, interesting and enter taining.
 He gave a magnificent description of the visit to Grand Canyon and the beauties of the Yosemite Valley. His clear and forceful description made the lecture much more interesting He lectures at the Tempe Normal school tomorrow evening.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-22
Snectacular Attraction

The MarlOWs. who are appearing this week in their original spectacular creation-"The Dragon and the Fairy are offering one of the most pleas ing attractions at the Coliseum. Al though it is a difficult problem to introduce new contortion tricks, the Marlows have solved the problem, and they show the results of careful study and preparation. Their novel manner of introducing the routine plays no mean part in the general success of the act.
 Nack & Herman in a bunch of non- sense introducing Dutch comedy as well as singing and dancing handle their work with plenty of pep Col Ned Seymour on the clarionet con- tinues to prove great attraction The moving picture program screens thrilling fire story which is highly entertaining, along with some of the best releases of the Mutual studios sS sweaters may be bought for S6 at Hanny's "clean-up' sale.-Advertise- ment. II