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Arizona republican., 1915-04-24

1 SERIOUSLY lLL-Mrs. Guy Morgan
 is reported as very seriously ill at her home l216 East Pierce street UNIQUE SALE-A sale with unique | frills is starting today at Rargman's, s, 1 opposite the Empress theater. ! FUNERAL OF MRS. HixON-The , funeral of Mrs Bella Hixon will be held at the Peoples Mission. Fifth avenue and Adams street at ten o'clock this
 morning.
 ! CORRECTiON-The ladies making the trip to Mesa, to attend a meet ! ing of the D. of A. R.. will take the
 ma chimes across from the Adams at l 10 o'clock instead of 10:30 as an
 nounced.
 1 SUNDAY SCHOOL PlcNIc-The
 members of the Sunday school of the ! First Methodist church will attend q picnic at Riverside park today The i conveyance will leave the church at ten o'clock this morning. | SATURDAY RECiTAL-The regu- | lar Saturday afternoon recital at the Arizona School of Music will be this afternoon at 3: 30 o'clock by the pupils
 of the piano and violin departments. | This program will be open to the public without charge.
 COUNTRY CLUB ELECTiON-The 1 Country club will hold it's annual cleo ton of directors this afternoon. The election will precede the regular weekly tea which will be presided over by the entertainment committed There will be special program.
 REEVES -HOFF MAN-M:ss Laurette
 Reeves and Louis Hoffman were mar
 ried last Thursday by Father Martin .e. connected with Pettids bakery The
 bride has been resident of Phoenix for five years and is we'll and favorably I known.
 AUXILIARY TEA-The junior aux Hilary of the Trinity Pro- Cathedral of which Miss Eleanor Wilkinson is pres 1 ident. will hold a tea and sale at three o'clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs Charles Van der Veer, GOT North Third avenue. The little folk who make up the membership of the auxiliary ! have made many dainty articles for this bazaar and will themselves furnish
 the program to be given during the afternoon.
 JUDGMENT AFFlRMED.-The su- preme court yesterday affirmed the judgment of the superior court of
 
 l.. Thomas vs the State of Arizona at the relation and to the use of F.. A. Rogers. treasurer and ex-officion tax collector of Yavapai county, the Wea- yer Mountain Mining company, and Charles c. Keeler. The lower court ruled that Thomas had no equity in the case, which involved the collec- tion of back taxes on the property of the Weaver Mountain Mining com pany.
 PATENTS - Mining patents were issued yesterday for the Wessex Water company. covering the Buckeye Mining claim in Maricopa county; for Joseph c. Ficklin for the Spreading Eagle Iron Dyke. Little Daisy. Happy Jack, lode mining claims in the Black Hills dis trict of Yavapai county. Homestead patents were received at the land of flee for the folowing: A. F. Larson. N. T. Packer. C. c. Bryant, w. w. Colvin. lanes Hansen, Jno. Lewis, w. H. Fol lett, Glen Knowlton. Jesse Jackson. Samuel Moore, Denzil Marley. Ella F. Harper. Reese Watkins. Ed. J. Kelley.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-24
WEATHER TODAY

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHl WASHINGTON, April 23.-For Ari- zona: Fair.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-24
Athens Hat Works 6 East Washington St.

Joe Lazure; StenographerS, Alice Metzler of Yavapai; Miss Freeman, Mrs. St. Charles of Mohave, Mrs. Alice Patterson of Apache, Mrs. Graves of Maricopa, Miss Gribbell of Cochise. Miss Jones of Maricopa and Mrs. NJ J. Burns of Yavapai
 This matter having been disposed of the house adjourned until ten o'clock this morning when the fram- ing of the appropriation bill will be begun. Just how the house will pro- ceed to save time has not been quite determined but it was thought last night that the subject will be divided among the various committees of the house and that they will act in the capacity of ub-committees of the appropriation committed
Arizona republican., 1915-04-24
THIRD BIRTHDAY-1

THIRD BlRTHDAY-This is the third birthday of "McKeans''. the we'll known cleaners and dyers on South Third avenue. This plant, known as the best equipped between Fl Paso and Los Angeles, has made a most favor able reputation since it's establishment two years ago and Manager G. C. ChiSum reports that they are entering upon their third year with the best business in their experience Visitors are always welcome at their modern plant.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-24
BOX SALE

Chas B. Bargman, the Jeweler has put up 300 boxes which will be sold at 35c or 3 for s1.0O cash. Goods from our stock and each box contains goods worth soc to $15.00. See goods and prizes in window. Today. April "A and 26, 2, 2S.-Adv. It
Arizona republican., 1915-04-24

High grade work and absolute guarantee on each piece of work. Prices ale very reason able
Arizona republican., 1915-04-24
FIXED OVER

We do cleaning. bleach ing and remodeling without the use of ini- uriOus chemicals.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-24
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Tie regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Tempe Cotton Ex- change will be held at the office of the Exchange in Tempe at two o'clock D.. m. on Monday. April 26th. 1915.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-17
PENNSY ON MARKET
FOR S20.O0O,OOO WORTH

Philadelphia. April i6.-~The
PENNSYLVANIA railroad viii go To
ilie market tomorrow for $50
zoe 900 worth 4 equipment and
for material for cars and locomo
ti,c~ which II will build i'm Its own
shops
The company plans 10 build ia4
locomotives in its shops at Al
toora. Bids will be requested for
materials for these locomotives.
s.eyents six Of the new engines
VIII bc of the new standard frcieh;
type. and Sixty-eis hit viii hc shift
iiig engines.
Tie railroads. program calls
for t4S aii-steef passenger
eoeches 'iids will he asked to-
morrow ior building ninety of
tiCs' ps-~ niger cars while m
4iirIc> viii he made on prices
ror material. tuf the other fifty
ia. whictl will w. built at the Al
toona shops.
Bids also will be- asked on
..C43 freight cars. which the
COMPANY plans III have built by
outside companies. Bids also
will nc iskc d on materials for
2f02 frci'lu cars To be built at
Altoona.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-17
MAY NAVY CARNIVAL
PROGRAM COMPLETED
Full Day of Pleasure and Escttcn,cns
at Norfolk on First OF
Month.

Especial TO The Richmond Nirginian.b
Norfolk, Va, April 16.--The COM
pleted program for the big May-Day
Naval Carnival. which is 10 he held
on May /. was annonced today and
multitude of attractions that will
be hard to crowd into the passing OF
one day. There will be so much do
ing from, the time the starting gun
la fired. TT 10 O'Clock in the morning.
that the committee on arrangements
ia urging visitors to come to Norfolk
the day before In order to take In all
the sights. The general focus of inter-
est on Nav | will he at the Naval
Training Station. which will have an
unbroken program OF events until
midnight.
There will be many attractions Of
interes, to visitors throughout the
city, and on Hampton Rhoads. in ad-
dition to big street parade. band
cancerts, a circus or two. and many
other attractions The streets of Nor
folk will he In gala array for the cc-
casion, contracts already having been
given for decorating. illumination. etc
There is every indication that there
will be a great influx of strangers in
the city. Merchants are contributing
literally to make the day huge sue
cess. -~
At the training station there will
be athletic and track events, embrace
ing navy champions, selected from
more than four thousand men, to be
followed by baseball game between
two champion teams from Che battlc-
ships. An hour will be allowed. Tor
dinner, from IL until /. after which
there will be a sham battle participate
ed in by tho sailors from the ships
and those at the station. about three
thousand in number. This In to DO
the feature event and every effort
will be made to pack II as full Of
realism as possible. Following the
"battle" visitors will be introduced
to tho method Of training employed
In making men eligible for the United
States navy, very interesting per-
Torrance.
Another big feature will be q DEM
onstration OF submarines in front OF
the training station. The Secretary
Of the Navy has agreed to have this
feature after much persuasion. The
tiny craft will go through a course
of maneuvers demonstrating their
usefulness in time OF war.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-17
TANGIBLE. MOVEMENT
TO CONNECT CITIES

stanton. April is.--Sone tangible
movement may he looked for in the
near future in the way OF crystallixing
the recent Hackman plan OF connecting
up stanton and Lexington by way OF
Middlebrook and Newport, with good
cadamized road.
Work on the Augusta section is vel,
under way. of course, and the visit OF
the RockbridRe supervisors TO Augusta
Tuesday was for the purpose of look
Ing over the work In this county with
view to forming an intelligent basis
for the work in Rockbridge.
Hon. Harry st. George Tucker. who
came down with the Pockbridge dele
cation. stated in the noon meeting that
he had In mind tentative plan by
which the first mile of the Rock bridge
road not TO exceed $1,000 In coat,
could be built without expense to thu
country and that this should give an
impetus to the movement TO connect
Lexington with the Augusta line Air.
a great deal and II is looked upon
here as the first step toward inauHu-
rating a plan fer the building OF this
much needed highway.
The Eockbridgc officials were un
questionably impressed with some OF
the good roads built In this county. but
they seemed more impressed with the
fact that they cost vast amount OF
money Those who expressed an opjn-
ion to the Leader seemed TO think that
the average should be considerably
under SIS per mile
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-17


iStudent DAYS ana Way
Judge Pankhurst trgnninE for Fresi-
dent on Suffrage ticket. Mt Trip
Jean Plancon tsigned ~ for Ham
merstein's OPERA MI Gannaway.
John Storm tsuccessos to eBau
Brummell, Mi. Denny.
Martins Castle 'distant relative OF tho
Targoists) Mr.. Dancy.
Henry Delaney loves moonlight
serenades), Mr.. Thomas.
George Turner with an eye on the
Supreme Court). Mr. Durrance.
Kingston lsishop fond ~ the girlS1 =,
Mr.. Funston
Arthur Williams (kn4 all the mu-
steal comediesl. Mr.. Booth.
Hans Hoffman (snn " the teacher Of
Padere~ski(, Mr.. Powers,
Harry Wharton tknows how TO avoid
work., MIR. Barr.
Moonbeam Furman tprefers night to
day. Mr.. Butcher
Flip Snipes tborn With o grih). Mr.
aweinford
BrAnson Tertus flskes 70 Yawnb. Mr.
Bowers.
Plato Pankhura faTected with book
worm disease Mr.. Bruce,
Mar'beit FAHRENHEIT tlosf nome rom
Nassaf' rue@s WI"
i-AuIehoe F'u future John pfe"l'
49,, ~. ....,..-... ....
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-17
LYNCHBURG WANTS
BRIDGE BUILT NOW

Washington, April i6.--President
Williams. of the Lynchburg Chamber or
Commerce. after comforting with ON
cials of the Norfolk and Western HaiI-
way. was here yesterday to CONFER
with Southern Railway officials IN an
effort TO persuade them 10 commence
al once the construction OF the con-
eretc bridge across James River at
IN.uvitburR, notwithstanding the city
finds itself unable. under the terms or
the legislative enabling act, to make
available the nifty thousand
dollars which the city Is to pay to-
ward the erection of the bridge Mr.
williams thinks he may succeed IN
inducing the railroads to proceed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-17
ONLY CONFEDERATE TO
SEE LINCOLN'S BODY

Newport News, April ls.--'I am sure
that the crowd would have mohbed me
to death had they known | was a Con-
federgtc veteran" said Colonel j. w.
Friend, who claims to be the only Con-
federate veteran who saw Lincoln
body as II lay in state at the capitol
just nifty years ago. in discussing his
experience this afternoon.
when left the building made all
haste 10 get away. In fact SO fast did
leave the place that my coattails
parallel with the earth most OF the
time. But | was younger then than I
am now. added the colonel reminis
Gently.
MY men" said the colonel were in
prison Mt Alexandria. We left Apo
mattox and went to Alexandria. where
was to visit friends. We were all
thrown In prison, but got out sooner
than the others and went to Washing
ton, changing my uniform to civilians
clothes at the advice of my friends
when | reached Washington l was
afraid to make myself known, as the
feeling against all Southerners was
very strong following Lincoln's assassi-
nation. saw a parade and Joined 1t,
hoping to find out from someone where
the office Of the pardon board was To-
Gated The parade went down Penn
sylvania Avenue and finally into the
capitol.
"Lincoin's body was living in state
I had never seen the President, but
he looked lifelike in death, Judging
/ from the pictures I had seen ] was
scared almost to death and / am sure
that the crowd would have mobbed me
to death had they known was q Con :
I federate veteran.
| when got out Of the building
made all haste TO get away. In fact
| I went so fast that my coattails stuck
! out. Later found tire office of the
pardon board and protested against the
arrest OF myself and friends. They
| later were liberated"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-17

John r. Townes, W. W. DOMAIN ana
James u. Blanks
Active--Edward Nugent. A. A. Alley.
T. j. O'Farreii, E. T. Adkins. L.
Guthrie and DIR William Pitcher.
The body was inferred in Biandford
Cemetery with Masonic honors.
Titmus--Brock.
In the parlors OF the officiating min
lister. Rev J. A. Mcclure, OF the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church. last evening
Miss Elsie May Titmus. the attractive
daughter of Police Sergeant and Mrs.
j. f. Titmus. and Mr.. Frank l., Brock.
a popular young business man. were
united in marriage. The attendants
were Miss Esther pritchet and Mr. w.
Il. Butler Mr.. and Mrs. Brock have
many friends, who are wishing them
much happiness
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-17
News From All Sections Of Virginia
CAROLINE DEMOCRATS
WANT PLATFORM TOLD

Fredericksburg, April 16.--Thc Demo.
cratic Committee OF Caroline County
adopted yesterday resolutions provid-
ing that all candidates for county
OF ces, including commissioners of the
revenue and the member OF the House
OF Delegates. be chosen by primary
election to be held under the State law,
A. r. Turner. c. Il. Conway and Or,
g. Cobb were appointed to confer with
the Senatorial committees from other
counties In the Senai orial district In
reference to holding IA primary for the
nomination of the Democratic candi-
date for the state Senate. A resolu-
ton also was adopted calling upon
candidates for the Legislature to make
a public announcement of their posi-
ton on the political issues of the
year
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-17

Of Mr. aad Mrs A. L. Adamson, at
The Chesterfield. II leaving today Tor
"a vlsit 10 friends In Durham y. {.
Miss Mary I5ua Tyler has returned
to her home IN Williamsburg after Il
brief visit in this city
Jddgc and Mrs Cassell, OF Radford.
are spending come time as the guests
G.: relatives IN Richmond and Pow
hatau County.
Mr.. and Mrs a. +. Miller, Of stnun-
ton are the guests OF relatives here
fer several days.
Mics Katherine Gum 10 spending
several days as tho guest O! Miss Nir-
einia Haskins at Meadow BROOK"
Miss Adele CLARK has left for Wash
ington to attend the annual exhibition
Of Washington arts, and will return
10 her home here III a few DAYS.
Miss Ans, tanning Taylor, of Chr
caco. will arrive in Richmond this
week to spend some time
Mrs. Edward Mcclure YVES the re-
cent guest Of frends III Farmviiie
Mr. Eppa Hunton was recent
Visitor ut the University OF Virginia.
of which ho is an alumnus.
Mr. and Mrs George Faher have re-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-17

At UNEA,tt.

The Country Club II Virginia ~ 81
ways a popular rendezvous OF So
ciety during the spring and summer
months, and the smart set gathers
there In the afternoons for golf. tennis
and tea. and the dancing IN The even
Ing.
A number OF Interesting little parties
will motor out 10 the club this after
noon for tea, and remain for dinner
and the informal hop afterWard. The
clubhouse will be unusually attrac-
tive with its decorations ei sprine
Mowers and the tea and dinner lahle>
will be arranged with ehrlstal vases
Of pink and white blossoms.
ssr!nsed orchestra VIII play aurns
dinner, and for the hop afterwaro
Glce Club Gives Concert,
Smart society was ont Ia fun force
las, night to attend q g concert given
in the auditorium Of the Jefferson
Hotel by the University Of Virginia
Glee and Mandolin C,ahs, under we
auspices and direction of the 'etu-
n1onwealth Chapter, auShtcrs If The
4 American Revolution, for The brneh'
Of the Red Cross WORK
Some Of the most prom ncnt "o-
men In Richmond we're IN charge Of
the concert snd the llsi ~ patron
esses included some IT the most ex-
elusive women ~ oclety.
Palms and the university eoiGra In
pennantg and steamers were used
for decorations. and the alumni Of the
university in thc CITY were ia attend-
ance.
After the concert an Informal
dance took place.
The oficers of The club Include
pohar, y r~,rs4ar r,~eEffa,,s q \
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-17

Hampton. April fs-~Captain Richard
T. McKenny. the adjutant at Fort Mon
roe. underwent slight operation In tho
hospital az Old Point YESTERDAY morn
ing II was said that the captain would
likely he able 10 resume his duties az
adsutant in n few days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-17

Staunton-Eon Hugh White. member
Of the House OF Rockbridge, is IN
stanton on brief visit Mr.. "hite
has Just returned from Newport News
where he boarded both the Eitei FRIED
erick and the Kaiser Wilhelm. the
German war vessels In that port. lie
met the rap.a}rs of the two vessels
and secured their autographs. The
officers were very obiiging and showed
visitors every courtesy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-17
VIRGINIA BRIEFS.

CharIottcsviile--J. ]. Wingheld. VINO
wns charged with having set hre 10
the Colored odd Fellows nan. was
discharged by Justice shackeltofd IN
Police Court Wednesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-17

acknowledgements a. r.. Cole man.
OF the city Democratic executive COM
mittee. has issued a call for meet
ing to be held at his office, In the
First National Bank building. Friday
evening at S o'clock to fix a date for a
primary to name Legislative candidates.
AS yet nothing has been said about q
senatorial primary for the district or
which Roanoke city is part
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-17

Fredericksburg- n T. Lynn,
who has been pastor of Hulls Chapel
Baptist Church. stafford County. for
twenty--six years, has resigned. lie
will preach his farewell sermon sun
day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-17

Accommodate Anti-Ssioon League or
Accomac County. will hold Its eleventh
convention on Wednesday. April Fl, in
the NJ r Church. South. at Bioxom.
Three sessions will be held morning,
afternoon and night An interesting
program is being prepared.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-17

ErlstoI-Mrs. Mary Mayfeld, who
came here from Johnson City Thursday
afternoon identified AS positive. eVf-
dences that 1t was here husband.
Jesse Mayfield. whose dead body was
found In Beaver Creek here last sun
day
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-17

Princess Anne County is soon to have
a newspaper. Mr. w II. Frenger,
newspaper man OF experience, viii es-
tablish the Times at Virginia Beach.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-17


tablish the Times at Virginia Beach.
Radford--The revenues OF the city
will be somewhat larger this year than
last. according to Chairman Osborne,
Of the Finance Committee OF Council.
Houston--The local camp OF the
Woodmen Of the World are arranging
Tor uuveiling OF a monument erected
TO deceased sovereign Hula A. brooks.
in Union Cemetery The ceremonies
will he held on the NTH sunday in May.
Efforts are being made to secure Head
Advisor Godsey. OF Petersburg. as
orator
Manassas-Cttizens OF Manassas VIII
hold mass meeting Monday night to
formulate plans for a "clean-up- paint
up" campaign.
Amelia-There are two candidates Tor
constable four for magistrate and two
for the Board of Supervisors in Leigh
District and two for the treasurer and
two for sheriff in the county. Politics
is keeping abreast with the coming OF
summer 40 far az heat & concerned,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-17

Miss Martha Chambers has returned
70 her residence on Park Avenue
after a visit to friends In Portsmouth,.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-17

Judge and Mrs Cassell, OF Radford.
are spending some time as the guests
G.: relatives IN Richmond and Pow
hutau County.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-17

Kepresentative A. Montague. ,ac
.c6mpanied by Mrs Montague. are a
.he New willard. In Washington, 70
a short stay.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-25
HOLTON INTER-URBAN
RAILWAY COMPANY

Faro .. .'h ~ tentrO and HOItyIlie
"ic % cents. Round trim fare GO
cents.
tz.on leave EI Centre
.80 80 a,'ml' $1,000 noon
'ouhday leave El Centro, 900 a, M.
z.oo Leave HoltyiiIe.
4E AZ a'nl' SS:15 am
yDo ~ ~ ~, $3.50 pm
between lei Contra S.ai.,.. ., NIT.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-25

who j. a Well-HulrnIioned man. "nu
po>N- -WoWine ar war bonnet, or other
lunfoolrrN amuua my people,
THAT Is lrle. The fish callers Nraa
lhc clothes of commerce and oIunber
Dhruugh lhe sermon every sunday
morning IL Christians, should.
There is something Nim~icaily
lratlr about lhal Wraller-hedlru house
the lasl house going Neol Which u
~lrm2 wind uff~hurc mlell blow inlo
lhr Pacific ocean.
Thr Willie man has been driving The
Indian westward. "Lu' had his rhoice
between eolae ON lhe reservation and
bcine eood Indian or heeoing on lo-
wards lhe settling sun.
Oll Sah~i Wcul ae lar IL II" could
without droWnue and stopped.
For MANY YEAR he lived in HE
house Oh HE island. FISHING and dry
ma m, ll,h llc rlun" In lhc dress
and rclieion ef his fathers.
wish / could lrulhlulIv say lhaI
uld Sah~i sill dcllr- HE white man
law. sill snuru- lhr White mans ely
ilzllior ] would like Ia picture him
rs defiant In The end.
Mas ror llr climax Old Saksl is
not made Of such stern stuff.
old Sal~i is ON The reservation uoNN.
He goes lo He Presbyterian mission.
ha. accented the Governments : allol
mcul Of II acres and Wears Haze clothes
of commerce.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-25

all the envelopes containing the names
of the several applicants shall have
been thoroughly mixed in the presence
OF such persons as may desire to be
present, they shall be drawn and mum
bered in order. The cards as mum
bered and drawn will be securely fast
ened To the applications of the re-
spectiVe persons, and the Applications
shall be allowed in that order Where
any applicant fails to obtain all the
land applied for by him he will be
permitted to elect whether h. Will re
tain the land secured and amend his
application to embrace other lands not
affected by pending applications and
otherwise subject thereto, when such
amended application is presented or
withdraw his original application
without prejudice. and i'm the event of
such withdrawal the fee and commits
sions will be returned by the receiver.
"Applications conflicting in whole
with those previously allowed will be
rejected in the usual manner.
Very respectfully.
"CLAY TALLMAN,
"Approved: Commissioners.
"ANDRIEUS A. JONES
First Assistant Secretary