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Arizona republican., 1915-02-02
Brother Amd Mebhew Of
 CayyuMza Are Executed

Cruz shortly after the capture of the first chiefs brother said that Santi- hlnez advised General Venustiano Carranza that Jesus Carranza would be executed unless Santibanez was restored to his command.
 It was said then that the first chiefs reply was that his brother was willing to die for the cause if neces- sary. and that he (Venustano) would have to see lJIn die rather than par don Santibanez
 The order went forth from Venus tiano Ca1ranZa immediately, however, for troops to he rushed into Tehuan- tepec to rescue the captured general and his staff, but apparently they ar rived too late.
 Santibanez formerly was a general in the federal army and later joined the CarranZa forces, finally leaving ! them to attach himself and an un- known force of men. it was said, to | Zapatas command It is not known Continued on Page Two)
Arizona republican., 1915-02-02
MdMm Insists BNtQlM Has
 Protested Against Skip BiU

his denial when Mann suggested that representations might have been made though mot in writing."
 Tt might, have been a thousand things" replied the democratic lead CT. 'The bill pending in the Senate has not one line iE it that comnels 'he purchase of German ship or the interned ships of the allies. It leaves il discretionary with a toard to be appointed''
 Tn 2 conference with newspaper men Secretary Bryan was asked numerous questions about the al lesed note. The secretary stated . I1 am not willing to discuss with any foreign government the manner III which the power, if conferred, will be exercised" The British Am bassador refused to see the news paper men.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-02
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIspArcH]

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1-lnsistent statements by Representative Mann. and other Republican leaders of the House that the state department is in possession of note or letter from Great Britain declaring tue proposed ship bill allowing the purchase of German or Austrian ships, is an un- neutral act. t.ought for-l dcnials by Majority Leader Underwood. and Bryan. Mann Saii he had i:q Goub, of underwoo $ sin erity, bu, was afraid the state department was not catira.y franX w;i1 him
 Information has come to me" said Mann, in q way which l think makes it reliable, that the state de- partment had a letter on the sub ject from an official of the British government" Underwood repeated
Arizona republican., 1915-02-02
ReseyuOiy WU Be FMU
 This Year; Says Expert

away on the hillsides to fill your lake if it all gets into the rivers
 Howard S. Reed, formerly of the reclamation service, stated very po- sitively that the accumulated snows on the water sheds would fill the reservoir by the end of April. The fulfillment of the prediction, depends not so much on the amount of snow as it does on the manner in which that snow is melted If the weather continues warm, a good deal of the snow wll evaporate. If there is quick thaw however, the snow water will go dashing down the valley in the form of a flood and most Of it will eventually find its vay into the reservoir.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-02
VERDE DAM FEASIBLE, SAYS
 ". R.. ELLIOTT IN HIS REPORT

the Salt River project and the divis
 ion of the cost thereof was the subject of discussion at yesterdays meeting of the board and council of the Wa ter Users asosciation, wien Engineer ". R Elicit submitted his report on the feasibility of the Verde dam
 With a slide rule and set of blue prints, MT Elliott showed that on the basis of twelve million dollars as the cost of the present irrigating sys-
Arizona republican., 1915-02-02
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcH1

LAREDO, Feb. 1.-General Jesus Carranza, brother of the first chief, his son Abelardo and Ignacio Peraldo, a member of his staff were executed by General SantibaneZ, a former con- stitutionalist general who defected tc Zapata, according to a telegram to the widow of Gen. CarranZa from the first chief at Vera Cruz CarranZa will send troops in an attempt to re- cover the bodies.
 Jesus Carranza and his staff were captured by Santibanez on the 18th mus of Tehuantepec, and his staff ex- ecuted. He and the other two were held as hostages by SantibaneZ who sought a free pardon for his defection. PTactiC ally the entire family of Santi- 5anez was late~ reported captured by Nenustiano Car:anza and taken to Vera Cruz where they were held un- der threat of execution if Jesus Car ranZa was killed.
 Advices received here from Vera
Arizona republican., 1915-02-02
Blinds Are Whisked Down as Report Spreads That Five Hostile Aircraft Were Sighted Over Dover Proceeding Inland.
ORDERS ISSUED BY
 WAR DEPARTMENT
Report Says Har- Dor Batteries Open Fire While Searchlights Sweep Water - Submarines the Probable Cause.
ssoCIATED PRESS DIsPATcH1

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHl
 LONDON, Feb. Hive hostile airships were reported over Dover this evening travelling east. They were fired at by the forts and ap- parently driven away, according to telephone message. They turned and it is believed sailed back over the English channel without pen etratIne England. The police in London received orders to prepare for Zeppelin raid. Occupants of houses were instructed to lower blinds and gas and electric sta tions were notified to be ready to cut off illuminations at a moments notice.
 "The harbor batteries opened fire early tonight, while search lights swept the water. It is be- lieved that German submarines were the cause of the activity" said Dover dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-02
FOREIGNERS ARE SAFE
British Embassy Inquires About Con
 dtons in Mexico City
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcHl

WASHINGTON, Feb 1.-Alarmed for the safety of British subjects in Mexico City, as a result of the re- ported cutting off by Zapata forces of the citys main water supply Counsellor Barclay of the British embassy inquired of the state depart ment about conditions. He was told that according to American govern ment's advices the city had sufficient water and there were no reports of violence.
 From Tampico Consul Bevan sent q copy of the decree issued by General Gonzales, military commander, which announced all foreigners whose com plicity and connivance with the enemy is proven will remain subject to eX- ecution by the firing squad and that telegraph and telephone lines con meeting the city with distant points is absolutely prohibited to be used for any other than commercial purposes"
 Villa troops advancing on Piedras Negras are repairing as they go the railway destroyed by CarranZistas.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-02
CANADIANS SETTLE
Pay For Shooting of Duck Hunters
 by MiIitiamen
IAssocIArEn pRrss pIspATcHl

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-Under an agreement reached tonight the Cana dian government settles claims grow ing out of the recent shooting of two American duck hunters by Ca nadian miltiamen by paying $10,0O0 to the parents of Walter Smith, who was killed and s5,000 to Charles Dorsch, wounded, in addition to the legal expenses.
 Settlement was made entirely out side of the state department, but has the departmnt's approval Canadian officials insisted that no part of the money paid should fall into the hands of lawyers. Consequently it vas agreed that all claims for legal services would be paid directly by the Canadian government.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-02
LONDON M DARKNESS
 WHEN ZEPPELIN RAID
 IS BELIEVED COMING
MIDDLE WEST HAS
 BAD SNOW STORMS

CHICAGO. Feb. 1.-SnoW or sleet storms covered the whole middle west, halting telephone and telegraph communication, delay ing trains and making foot traffic in the cities almost impossible Ne braska is under the heaviest snow storm of the season.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-02
MORGAN DENIES HIS FIRM IN
 CONTROL OF HALF THE RAILROADS

der. However, it was signed several days after Ludlow Remember, men believed their wives and babies would be murdered by the guards employed by hte Colorado Fuel X Iron com
 pany. It is my opinion the man who comes into court must come with clean hands. When the Colorado Fuel Ss Iron company called the United Mine Workers of America lawbreak- CTS, they themselves were constant
Arizona republican., 1915-02-02
Working shoulder to shoulder to off

Working shoulder to shoulder to off set the influences of organized murder ous warfare they will feel the quicken ing helpful impulse of their great life giving organization-a mighty impulse in their lives and a great example to the worlG. They wll do more to estab- fish international peace and good will based on kindly acts than years of di- plomacy and peace conferences"
 The plan announced is that each child earn or make what he gives. or give from what he has, that he may feel he has worked or sacrificed to help. The fund is to be known as the Child ren of America's Fund, which boards of education, superintendents, teachers and others are urged to address at Oak Hill, Newton Center, Mass, for work ing details.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-02
STAPLEY BILL WOULD MENACE VERY LIFE OF
 THE TAX COMMISSION
FALLING WALL KILLS
 SEVEN WORkMEN

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Feb. l. Seven wOrkmen employed in clearing the ruins of a factory building destroyed by fire two collapsed, burying them. A dozen others were hurt. some seriously. The wall fell during a heavy wind and sleet storm.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-02

senate was the consideration by the senate in the committee of the whole of the bill to abolish the board of control and establish the board of public wei fare. No special objection was appar ent to the principle of the bill until near the close when various members complained that they had not had an opportunity to study it's more or less intricate provisions.
 There was something of a fight over the provision of the bill to pay the pur- chasing agent S3,060 a year. But a ma
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Arizona republican., 1915-02-02

tenn, the cost per acre could be cut down five dollars an acre by the addi- ton of the Verde dam and the twen ty-one pumping plants named in the report of the survey board as the items necessary to complete tke wa ter supply develoment for the Salt river project.
 His figures are interesting and are here given:
 Present estimated cost of
 project .................. $12,00O, 900 Present acreage ........... 175,O00 Cost per acre, $GS.50. Verde dam cost ,approXi
 mately ............... 1,000,0O0 Twenty-one pumping plants,
 cost 315,O0o Total .$13, ,s15, 900 Add acreage developed by
 additional supply to pres ent acreage ....... 21O,OO0
Arizona republican., 1915-02-02

Cost per acre, $634S
 Owing to it's wide general interest, the report of MT. Elicit is printed in full, with this article.
 Elliotts report was the result of the borings that have just been com pleted. He was ordered to inspect the present well system and to compile a report on that and the proposed new pumping plants This will be organized in time for the next meeting of the council. which vii ltake place on the first Monday in March.
 The further work on the project will have 10 be undertaken under the ap- propriation from congress or by the water users themselves.
 A bill is in preparation for an .ap- propriation of hundred million dol lars to start a new reclamation fund, independent of the annual appropria-
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Arizona republican., 1915-02-02
WEATHER REPORT

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-Weather forecast for Arizona: Fair and warmer.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
CHEVROLET BACK
Famous France American Racer en-
tiers IN Indianapolis 500 Mile Race
To Drive a Correiiar.

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. ss-Louis
Chevrolet has come back The fam
Gus Franco American. whose sigma
ture racing promoters have been Try
INK Ia vain TO attach 10 contract for
years, has been entered IN the next
indianapolis 300 mile race a. the
wheel OF a 1pJ pound Comedian nier.
which promises 20 b. fully as great A
sensation a. Chevrolet himself.
The new machine. which experts
say. will revolutioniEe the motor
buildinE. u successful. is now build
ms az Alegan. Mich. Il T. a four CYL
lnd"r. with a bore and stroke OF T-Sx
inches. respectively. and a total pis-
ton displacement OF only 100 cubic
inches. Its speed Is placed at loo m
p a. with fuel and oil carrying ca
pacity sufficient for 500 miles. 80 that
no stops are expected 10 be necessary.
Chevrolet has not raced since 1910.
when he wound up his career By
hurdiing car fun OF spectators dur
Ing the last Vanderbilt held on Long
Island. Prior 10 his nnlsh ne had been
taVorite. running the greater part OF
the distance away ahead OF the field.
Ills smSshups and hairbreadth escapes
are without parallel He knows no
Tear. and can always be depended on
20 be In the lead as long as his car
lasts under him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
NEW OAKLAND HERE
New model-4e Arrives in the City And
10 on Display at Steenrod Auto
Company

The new Models Oakland touring
car has arrived at the display room
OF the Steenrod Auto Company on
North Market street. and is attracting
no little attention. The manufacturers
boast that this car Is the Master Car
OF all Oaklands and II certainly Is a
peach.
The graceful. full. streamline BODY
tapers gradually from the "V-shaped
radiator to the rear seat in unbroken
curves. making IL the final expression
OF beauty that Oakland people have
been striving for. Seven passengers
are Accommodated with ease and con.
fort by means OF two auxiliary seats.
Although light in weight for its size.
the New Overland Six has great
strength and will give enduring serv-
ice. The low center OF gravity achiey-
ed without reduction OF road clearance
makes IL car OF unusual stability on
the road; and increases the comfort
and safety OF the drivers
From the unit power plant TO the
one bearing full floating rear axle. the
mechanical construction Is perfect.
Center control. left hand drive. slid
ing gear selective type transmission.
tubular shaft drive with torque arm.
mechanical tire pump Is supplied as
standard equipment on both six-cyl-
incer models
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
ADENA, OHIO

AbENA. -. Feb. ga Isrer number
attended the basket ball gam. a. Hat-
risEillc SATURDAY evening
The Ad,rH High school closed Mon.
d"t foT WNsg.rstor birthday.
Mrs. Hugh M,.auEElIu. Mrs Charles
tuurtriEht ana Mr.. Fired <..Iar .sI.ff-
cd Mrs. Davis shields. Ny,.Ir,-Hav
Mrs q. VI. Case NF. " b fs.-r-
hard. Miss Ida shield. and Mir. and Airs
Boyd Hawthorne took dinner with 81.
Miss Yell. b'Notl" o. very sick with
pneumonia.
Marion Dunn visited friends .n ,,va
Nir RAY ana Fred MeDracEsr visited
ihrlT sister. Mrs. a. %. Rich. over sun
Hiss Maud Beck ha. returned 20 her
work after visit with her mother AZ
Howard Ecyuord of smithaeId. was
charIss Ifaaian spon, SUNDAY i1
Hnp-d4la. %.
Fred -trIrzs- ami family spent Mon.
day with friends ir IHuof4Is
'orwiu DUNCAN spent SUNDAY and
M9niaF with John Sloan. 90 Harris
EuoraoU Uick.-a1r visited rsIarfye4
iu Cleveland over sunday.
Miss Ni"ri" IHn.rr.. or Shepherds
town Eusuf Wednesday night with
Miss Egfr arson. ~ uorsHaIe VISIT.
sI Mrs e.. o. fEafrlrI TuraIer
Herbert S.uerEiIIa visited friends fr
w hnelinE over Sunday.
Mrs. MARY Irwin ami Nra rIff .p.rf
T1ursdaE win friends st Pleasant
Glass so o. Of tho rvf.r..r
church hold H business meeting 10 the
home ~ Wilma Bernhard. Monday ssr--
Ing n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
Marmood Briefs

Eugene Bloss OF Sixteenth street
has returned home after a business
trip to Cleveland O.
Frank Klein has returned to his
home IN South Warwood after a bust.
ness trip down through the state.
+. L. Schafer Of South WarWood
has returned from a business trip 10
Wellsburg and Steubcnville
David Dean Of Wheeling has pur.
chased the Eis property on Nineteenth
street. Mr.. Dean will move 10 his new
location in the spring.
Hiss Hazel Poole is recovering at
her home on South Warwood avenue.
after being III FOR the past week.
Miss Lucy Sheets. of Salem. O.. Is
the guest at the home Of her sister.
Mrs George Abersuld. of Center War.
wood
John Williams of South Warwood
is on business trip to Columbus. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
MOTORCYCLE SHOW
TO BE HELD HERE
PLANS NOW UNDER WAY FOR
EVENT TO BE CONDUCTED
WEEK OF MARCH %
Various Makes % Machines 70 be Ex
hlbited and Mechanism Will
Be Explained

Tho e. ?. Braunlich local Motor
cycle agent is making plans for the
holding Of a motorcycle show in the
store rooms on Market street. b.
ginning March % The show will IN
ciude all makes Of Excelsior and Har-
ley-Day idson machines
Among other interesting things that
viii be exhibited will be a cross sec
uon OF a motorcycle showing all the
inner workings OF the engine and oth-
or workings OF the machine. A cross
section OF each make will be on e1-
hlbit.
Mr.. Braunlich will be on hand 70 er-
plain the different workings. how they
are constructed and any other ques-
tons that may be asked by the pros
pecuye buyer. A cordial invitation
is extended 10 all riders to come and
inspect the machines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
FORM AUTO co.
Mr.. George Ford, Buick Agent, Making
Plans 70 Organize Company and
Handle Other Cars

Mr.. George Ford. who recently
closed deal for the agency OF the
Buick car In this city. is planning 10
FORM corporation and locate the new
garage somewhere in the business sec
ton OF the city. In addition TO having
the agency for the Buick he will have
AL kinds OF pleasure cars. including
electrics. eight-cyllnder and a line OF
some good medium-priced machines.
II Is likely that a company will be
formed within the next few DAYS and
the new place OF business located.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
WARW00D


The regular services FOR next sun
day az The Christian church are. Ribl,
school a. "a a n Guy Pryor. sup
erlutendent The school IS opened
and closed with the orchestra. Harry
J. BOYD is the orchestra and choir
leader The Bible school IS bslal
treated 20 some very choice music
The school opened up O contest la.
sunday with the Elm Grove BIhI.
school and the Elm Grove school wa,
a little in the lead last sunday Prof
A. ?. Finley will preach az both ser
vices. The morning sermon Tn,
FIRST Things IN Missions" The eve
ming sermon The Model Conversion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
Bazaar and Market.

Members OF tho Ladies Aid society
OF tRe Lutheran church. have complet.
81 all arrangements for the bazaar
and market which will be held today
~ the Center Wheeling market house
The ladies have been busy the past
couple OF days making pies. cakes
candies. bread and many other thiuss,
which will BE- sold al the AFFAIR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
Lutheran Church

Corner Seventeenth street and
WarwoOd avenue Rev Ralph A.
harshman pastor. Sunday school at
ESQ p. m. George Bruhn. superin-
tendent Preaching services in eve
ming al 1:45 o'clock. with sermon by
the pastor. Special services will be-
held on Tuesday evening at T.45
O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
Entertained Ladie.

Mrs. Douglass Nass. corner Nine
teenth street and Warwood avenue.
entertained number Of her friends
Thursday afternoon The ladies en-
Joyed the afternoon IN making fancy
work. after which at a seasonablo hour
refreshments were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
Methodist Church

Corner Fourteenth street and or
chard avenue. Rev. J. G.. Johnson
pastor. sunday school services NJ
$50 a. m. Preaching in morning al
lO:fS o'clock. Epworth league meet
INK az $40 ?. N. Evening services
at 7.fJ O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
Postponed En,.rtairm.n,

The entertainment and musical
which was 10 be given Thursday eve
ming. March 4, az the Glrun's Run
school building has been postponed
until Wednesday. March lU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
Farm For Sale

40 acres. good room houses. 2
barns, land lays rolling. lots Of Fruit
on GOOD road and owner wants 20
sell. see us we Will SHOW you. write
for lIrt Of $50 others Rice Bros.
Elm Grove. N. Va. Doth phones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
Pie Social

Many young people attended the pie
social given last evening az the High
land school in the northern part ur
hchland district 4 special musical
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
Baptist Mission.

Warwood Baptist mission meetings
being held in Laschs hau. corner
Fifth street and Warwood avenue.
sunday school services at 2.3O p. m.
r. G.. Eastwood. superintendent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
TIRE WARFARE Is THING
OF PAST, SAY RETAILERS

Ihe tire price-cuttng war is over.
Retailers everywhere are expressing
tire business Motorists are findinr tGaf
the elimination OF the padded price list
has put their tire buying on "A saner. and
AZ the same time. lower basis
Manufacturers or tho standard max as
have fallen in line with the Motley
launched by the y. J.. Goodrich Company
recently. ana most OF them are auu0unr-
ing Standardization Of prices.
A canvass Of dealers in all parts OF
me country shows them 10 be- uuIyar-
sally and gmphaticslly In accord with
Inc move ~ the Goodrich and other
prominent companies. some Of these oN-
pressions are:
This should work bcnerciauy 10 all
This puts tires on sound CONNER
cial hagi--nOt o. ,ut-fhrUat basis"
VIC " ili not look Tor a cheap tire with
q large discount any more"
Gis way 81 doing business looks
the means 81 putting stop to tho
50 much Of I'M tho past"
When our customer would shop
around Tor better discount We not only
lost his business ON tires. but sometime
lost other valuable sales"
10 81 absolutely against the interest
~ me ur" dealer t' have big dis
M strongly Increases cash bust
These expressions lrs typical ~ q
wave uf approval which has swept tho
country from Maine tu California. The
Goodrich Company Initiative In "faIr
listing Ita safety Tread and smooth
Tread Tires aud r.IuUIuE tho price Ia
typical OF this great factory f.aIararift
Tho Goodrich campaign fur che fIIrnI-
nation of padded price lists. and price
cutting conditions that such IiHf- forced
uunn che retailer. has created n rryoIu-
ton ir the UrD industry ir re- few short
weeks
Ths matorisf mo- longer has t1 chop
Do. ## e
other make. virtually have been put un
q uu'rUr.rs basis. Retailer ru longer
L1f. fH ruf prices from padded ur.
N.I and Keep ON .lf'.uE until oven IHEI.
'IrH.. H....f. IrInuIu
Tho .IrrrI.. rHr been cue uu. Hr tine
Hr. business With benefit Goo HU con.
..ru.d and fH. thanks of tho trade and
'H. publ. H.. given fH Goodrich rHr boo.
Nu.Hrr'.HF fF. new condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27

Secretary II. W. Douglass. OF the
Wheeling Motorcycle club has been in
structed to order 500 new leather
membership card cases for the use of
the members of the club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27

Following the regular business
meeting OF the Motorcycle club which
will be held Tuesday evening. the
committee Will meet for the purpose
OF drawing up a new set OF bylaws
for the organization.