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Arizona republican., 1915-07-15

AFTERNOON OFF-Announcemen is made by the Wakeln Wholesale Grocer company that that establish ment will be closed on Saturday af- ternoons instead of Thursday after moons during the summer months.
 MULLEN cONVlCTED- George Mullen. on trial in the superior court No. l, Judge Stanford presid- ing. was found guilty yesterday af ternoo1 of bootlegging. Mullen was amIg the first bunch of bootleggers arrested at the beginning of the anti booze campaign by Sheriff Adams. The jury was out about seven min utes
 BELL FUNERAL-The funeral of Dr. William Bell, who died Tuesday morning. will be held at five o'clock this afternoon from the family res idence at Central avenue and Roose- welt street. The Elks lodge will have charge of the burial. which will take place at the Elks' plot at Green wood cemetery. Drs Louis Dysart. R. W. Craig. Win Wylie, o. F. Plath, F. Payne Palmer and F. s. Godfrey will be the pallbearers
 STOLEN CAR RECOVERED
 While Deputy State Land Commis- sioner F. J. Trippel and wife were at Riverside park last night, some one who knew good car when he saw it. stole the new 1915 Overland automobile, the property of Mrs Trippel. Five minutes after word of the theft was telephoned to the po- lice station. Merchants Patrolman Harry Gaskin found the car on East Adams street, where it had been left standing. There was no clue to the thief.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-15
Water Supply Facts
Water Service Report for July IA, by Special Phone to The Republican
vation of water in reservoir

Elevation of water in reservoir
 6 a. m. ...........-........ 22O.25 Contents. acre et..........1.2SS.I9 Loss in 24 hours acre feet. 4.079 Elevation one year ago ...... 121.S9 Contents year ago. acre feet. 2$6, ,564 Flow of Verde and Salt Rivers
 at Granite Reef dam. M. L.. 22. SEQ Normal flow water for lands
 up to year ............ 1.SS3 Amount of water used for irri
 gation. north side, NJ I.-.. 53.O1O Amount of water used for irri
 gation south side. NJ. L.. 27.O2O
Arizona republican., 1915-07-15
this phase of the subject:

this phase of the subject:
 The packers assert that the atti- tude of Great Britain seems incred- ible in view of the many adjust ments they have made to meet the English government in it's demands They take the position of being en- titled to full compensation for their goods, and declare that as American citizens they should be afforded pro lection by the United States and that this government should take a determined stand to protect their rights to ship to neutral countries"
Arizona republican., 1915-07-15

Auction Sale Friday. July 10th, com mencing at 1:30 sharp. One mile west of Alhambra. I will sell all my milk cows, horses and farming implements ThofS J. Elder. owner; c. O. McMurtry Auctloneer.-AdV. bm
Arizona republican., 1915-07-15

Auction sale Friday. July 16th, com mencing at IL 90 sharp. One mile west Of Alhambra. I will sell all my milk cows, horses and farming implements. Thos. J. Elder. owner; c. O. McMurtry. Auctioneer.-Adv. bm
Arizona republican., 1915-07-15
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

I degree.
 Deficiency in temperature since first Of month. r. degrees
 Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since January l. 252 degrees.
 Deficiency in rainfall yesterday, .03 inch.
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month, inch.
 Accumulated excess in rtinfan since January ], 1g3 inches
Arizona republican., 1915-07-15
Data for Tucson

Highest temperature yesterday ....IO4 Rainfall yesterday .... q ROBERT F. BRIGGS.
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-15
ARIZONA THEATRE

opportunity to see William Elliott in the wonderful film version of When We Were Twenty one" A splendid actor in film play that has delighted everybody who has seen it. One of the best pie lures shown at the Arizona this season.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-15
ASK FOR REHEARINo-Applica-

Hot Bread and Rolls. The Home Made Kind. Phone 355S, Smith. 122 N. 1 St.-Adv. tf
Arizona republican., 1915-07-15

LION HEATRE- Charlie Chaplin's Prehistoric Past and the Mutual Masterpiece Gods Witness are the big features at the Lion today. Pictures of the launching of the battleship Ari- zona and many scenes in connec- tion with it will be shown at this theatre on Friday and Sat urday.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-15
NOTICE TO EAGLES

All members of FTaternal Order of Eagles are requested to attend the fun eral of our late Brother Dr. w. M. Bell at , o'clock Thursday afternoon at res idence, 1908 North Central Ave.
 M. c. DIAL.
 Acting President.
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Arizona republican., 1915-07-15
NOTICE TO EIkS

The funeral of pr. Bell will take Place at o'clock this afternoon from the family residence. Center and Roose- welt. All members are requested to be present.
 FRANK B. BAPTIST F. R.
 Advertisement It
Arizona republican., 1915-07-15
EMPRESS THEATRE

EMPRESS THEATRE Last appearance of From Champion to Tramp" the Phoenix picture taken by Romaine Fielding: also the last appearance of the Metro Feature -Four Feathers" a thrill ing war picture with Howard Els tabrook and Irene Warfield
Arizona republican., 1915-07-15
Amusements Today
RIVERSIDE PARK Annual

Watermelon Feast, 800 iced mel one to be distributed free to patrons. First of new Lucky Dances" tonight; something en- tirely new to PhoeniX,-fun and profit. Complete change of pro- gram tonight in the movie the atre. Finest swimming in the state.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-15
IAMARA THEATRE Ruth

Roland and Henry King in For the Commonwealth,' another of the great Who Pays" series and the most interesting yet shown. Also a new episode in The Exploits of Elaine"
Arizona republican., 1915-07-15
MIR. BUSINESS MAN

MIR. BUSINESS MAN You may be cool in your office but how about your wife in her kitchen A New Perfection oil cook stoke will solve her problem. a less than two collars a month. Phone 1880 for prices. and our man will call and explain
 PHOENIX OIL co.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-15

COLISEUM Jimmy Lee and his company in a new tabloid musical comedy College Days" introducing all the favorites Lew Mathews and Tommy Burns play the college boys and Madelaine Lee and Phyliss Eltis play their sweethearts. The press agent does not say what Jimmy Lee will play; but it's dollars to doughnuts that he will play the dickens with any grouch that may happen along. He is really funny.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-15

PLAZA THEATRE-"For Love of Princess Yolande" and The Bondsman" two two-part features are the headliners at this theatre today and they are followed by two corking good comedies. com edies that make you laugh.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-15

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Arizona republican., 1915-07-15

Ing Of the directors of the chamber of commerce will be held this after noon 3r for1r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
EXODUS OF METAL. WORKERS
STOPPED by HOLLAND

THE HAGUE. October 30.--The
Dutch government has prohibited any
further exodus OF metal workers to
England. Early in the war large mum
bers Of Dutch workmen in metals went
t" Germany, attracted by the high
wages offered in the munitions fac
tories. More recently a similar exodus
on AN even wider scale had begun to-
ward England. The Dutch govern
ment, fearing an actual famine in
skilled help for an important trade.
has now promulgated Il strict prohibit
ton against workmcn OF this class
leaving the country.
The Socialist newspaper Hct Volli
criticizcs the new regulation in a
striking editorial entitled rs Holland
Prison? The article draws a con-
trast between the governments bcncv-
client approval of the enormous war
profits bcin" rcapcd by the trading
classes. and it's efforts to prevent ar
tisans from Improving their condition.
The article declares that Il number of
Dutch worfncn who were ALREADY on
board steamer when the new prohibit
ton was announced were removed from
the vessel hN military force
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
CONSPIRACY CHARGED
Thirty Men Indicted by Grand Jury in
Connection with Wet and "Dry"
Election In Sullivan, Ind.

SULLIVAN. IND. october 3C.--Chlrg :
ing Il conspiracy to commit IL felony
IN the wet and dry" election here
last May. thirty men. includin." high
oihcial:i OF brewing companies ANA :,
justice OF peace, were indicted hy the
sullivan County >f,ramd jury here to-
DAY. Separate indictments We're Sc
turned against the Tcrrc lIaGtc Brew .
Ing Company. OF Terre Hautc: the +. w.
COOK Erewing Company. OF Evansville.
am the AnheuSer Busch Brewing Asso-
ciatlon. OF st. Louis. charging corrup-
Among the brewing company officials
named were: Gus Is. Nathan. secretary =
treasurer OF the Cook Company. hdOlp,
H. smith. general sales manage OF the
Hiiu" concern: George MHicr, secretary
Oh llc icrlc Haul" Company. ANA wal
ter Il. 'lininclbauer, assistant 10 Ataicr.
George Wheeler. Tcrrc Hau,a saiouu-
k"cpc: ana fotmr: Central l.c;, sc bali
player. and Ben Wilmington. n justice
OF the peace. wsra also indicted
x is alleged in The indictments tha :
trc vets" roiS''h "a SluSh fnill ID H..
GS"d IN imp 'ttinr and buying votes
NC money paic Tor votes iS said to
nave ranged fro:f 80 cent, to 50 each.
The ifcwin:" companies are charged
hith contributing: 20 the fund W.T..
tinStoES o't:c. ~ alleged 10 ha".. been
tllr f"HuQUar-c:i Of the consI. ir;.cv
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TEN WEEKS in BED---kMINENT
PHYSICIANS FAILED. WON.
DERFUL RECOVERY

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am now in the best of health bet
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true in substance and in fact
Il. y. CALNERT
Notary Public.
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continued from FIRST laSc.)
grontcd first by lines of barbcd wire
entanglements, which, il IS said. cam
be charged with II deadly current of
electricity. Beyond this lie fields Of
mines that explode by contact or by
electrically controlled firing devices.
From all three lines OF trenches. zig
gag communication trenches run
through the town 10 the trench in the
rear of Aguaprieta. facing the Amcri
can side. These principally are for
bringing in the W bundled or for sending;
our rc-enforccmentS without exposing
them to the fire. These communication
trenches are dotted with dressing sta
lions in duSouts. which are provided
with barrels OF water aud t-aid
outfits.
The general hospital is located in
an adobe building. which formerly
was the post office. Here Or. J. l.
iIollingSWorth, an American, and DR.
I. l.. Harrison. of Toronto. Cau:tG;t
who just returned from Belgium. are
In charge. Their patients to-day in
cluied thirty of typhoid and Il number
Of wounded men from former battles
i'll Sonora.
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SERBIAN ARMY'S POSITION
REGARDED AS HOPELESS
HcRd of American Red Cross Commits
si," Discusses situation on Ar
rlvnl in Nomc.

Especial Gable TO The Times Dispa tch. ]
ROME October 3o-Dr Is. w. Cald-
well. head Of the American Red Cross
Commission, arrived here to-day from
Serbia. He said that at the time he
left Saloniki. the Serbian ariny's posi-
ton was regarded as hopeless The
army was slowly rctrcating and los
ing heavily. 1t had no war material,
owing 10 the bad roads The success
of this retreat at that time was con-
Sidered TO depend chiefly upon Grcecc's
attitude. If Greece were TO place at
the Serbians disposal the Saloniki-
Monastir Railroad. the largest part of
The army would escape. il was said
The other cont!ngcnts. if hard pressed
planned 10 repair To Montenegro.
Speaking of tho internal situation
DIR. Caldwell said the condition of the
people was most tragic as the recent
wars have greatly Impoverished the
country. Up TO October the Serbian
losses Were estimated at lla,0OO dead
ana wounded. 1t was thought prob
able their losses would he double that
when the present offensive IS over.
Asked about Eoumania, Or Caldwell
said:
"Roumania can't hc trusted: neither
can Greece. where the financial and
military sets are pro-German, while
the populacc is pro-ally'
The work OF the several American
sanitary ana relief commissions has
created in Serbia a feeling of undyini,
gratitude 10 the United States. The
stars and Stripes are invariably dis
played with allies flags
Tonight Dr Caldwell is the guest OF
Ambassador Page at a dinner 10 which
the Italian Red Cross officials are in
Vited. Tomorrow he leaves for Berlin
TO work among the russian prisoners
in Germany
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
SEEKS 10 HASTEN RECOGNITION
or CARRANIA COVER NuENI

WASHINGTON, October 3C-C;cneral
carranZa has made IL clear through
the Foreign Office 81 his government
that he does not desire to deal with
European governments through the
United States, and State Department
officials are in accord With his course.
European powers which have not~yet
recognized the de facto government
have been transmitting representations
through American officials III Mexico
General CarranZa now desires that for
eign governments deal directly with
him in the future.
This policy is expected to hasten
recognition of the CarranZa govern
ment by the European powers Thomas
B. IIohler, British charge d'araires in
start soon for Mexico to extend the
recognition of Great Britain. Austria
already has rccoHnized CarranHa, and
there have been indications that Rus
STA. France and Japan will follow suit.
General CarranIaS action is not un-
herstood here TO apply 10 matters of
vital consequences, in which the United
states, az the nearest noiIhbor and
friend to MEXICO, would continue TO
exercise it's good Offices.
The state Departments summary to-
day OF conditions in Mexico reveals
that Americans in Sonora are not in
rs great danger as had been reported,
assurances having come from Villa Of
icials hat there will be ample pro-
lection for Them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
KING VICTOR IL WATCHING
AuSTRO-ITtIIAN BATTLE.

Especial Gable to The Times Dispa ch. !
PARIS, October So.--The great AUS
tro-ltaliau battle, in which l.2o0. 900
men and 3,o0o guns ar. engaged, is
proceeding on the whole front, prIn-
cipally in the Carso, where King
Victor is watching the lighting.
The sacrifice of human life is cnor-
nous. Austrian losses in six days are
declared to have been 10000 killed
10000 wounded and 5000 prisoners.
The Italians plan 10 intensity the
lighting until the fan of Gorilla, Toll
miuo and Plczzo
An Austrian official report issued in
Vienna says:
We have repulscd unprccedcnte eddy
fierce Italian attacks again along the
entire coastal front, intiictinE severe
losses. We retain our positions. The
attacks continue with unhiminished
violence, especially in the direction of
Coi-di- Lana"
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SITUATION IS DESPERATE,
BUT CAN Be RETRIEVED
Nigor and Foresight of French May
Yet Prove Salvation OF
Serbia.
IMPORTANT STEP is TAKEN
Grand Alliance Revitalized, and Cen
trai Empires May BE Despoilcd of
Prey in Far Tiast-NfucI Depends
on Roumania.
BN j. l.. GNRNlN,
Editor of the Phil Mill f.r,.,t

LONDON. October 3o.-Time uas been
lost. but thanks mainly TO the vigor
and insight of the French. TIE allies
ar" committed to measures hich go
lar To thwart the cnemy's hopes in the
east and may yet reverse ,he whole
ttbl"au pictured by pan-German en-
pcctations.
The allies have only to hold together
and raise their forces to the maximum
and TO pcrscvcre inileXibly III the new
hShtinS agreement they evidently are
forming, To make sure of the total
overthrow q: the central empires and
their partners. We regard the dcn-
mite consolidation of the grand ALI
ance, after fifteen months of war us
The most momentOus and promising
factor in The allies favor which the
last six months have brought forth
licfore our friend. Theodore Roosc-
Welt wrote his pcSSimsii" uticlc In
the American press last week. he might
have asked Lloyd George. for instance
how the outpu; of munitions was pro
crossing in Eng land. The answer would
probably have surprised and convinced
nm that in this country there is still
Il vast deal Of creative energy and ef-
icct!Ve discipline independent OF forms
of drill.
We much wish Mr.. Roosevelt could
pay a personal visit to both Great
Britain and France.
what this country expects is that in
viEor and determination our govern
ment and War Office shall not be in
fcrior TO the government ana military
authorities of France. BY urompter
action on our part Serbia could almost
certainly have been saved, and II Is
more than possible size can be saved
still If the requisite strong force is en-
ploycd.
y strong section of military opinion
holds emphatically that the Bulgars
can be driven out OF both NelcS and
lskup and that the allies by bold
action can take King Tcrdnand's
troops between two fires and establish
firm contact with the Serbian army.
II Serbia were allowed TO 20 down
on one side OF the Balkans and the
Turks were allowed to he triumphant
over the British on the other side.
Their" would be 4 heavy reckoning for
the British government to pay
To win Roumania would settle every
thing in favor OF the allies. Bold steps
are at least being taken at Bucharest,
Roumania must he made certain OF
the military issue. If bucharest is
satisfied Oh that point, the interview
ton of Roumania would also deter
mine the action Of Greece.
Able soldiers are still Of the opinion
that Constantinople can be won. and
that at all hazards the attempt ought
to be made. If the effort succeeded all
the forces of the allies would be linked
up by land and sea. II the adhesion
OF Roumania We're secured, Russia would
be free to act against Bulgaria across
hoth elements, ana the schemes Of
Sofia and Berlin would be utterly dis
comtitcd.
BELIEVE SITUATION
CAN HE RETRIEVED
French experts are convinced that
an allied force OF several hundred
thousand. based on Saloniki and the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
CHURCH HEADS INDICTED
New Thought Leaders Accused OF
Violating Federal
LaNs.

SAN FRANCISCO. October 3o.-Fed-
eral indictments have been returned
against DIR. Ncwo Newt New. arch
bishop of the New Thought Church.
whom Federal officers arrested with
Dr. Marie Tully Graham early In the
mohth and charged with gross mis-
conduct. misrepresentation and misuse
OF the malls. Mrs. Graham was indict :
ed also as coworker in the church.
which the government alleges was a
scheme to defraud
Dr. New was indicted on seven
counts, the principal offcnse charged
Dc'AS use OF the malls to de!raud.
The indictment alleged that Archbishop
New wasn't divine or immortal" and
that he could not heal tile sick.
Both DR.. New and Mrs. Graham had
pesn out on bail. and deputy murshals
went out TO arrest them again
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pied other places nearby after sue
cessfui attacks.
The tex; of the official statement fol-
lows:
Northeast OF Mtau our forces
which advanced on the northern bank
of the Mssa, near Plokkanen. repulsed
two strong night attacks ana then
withdrew, in the face of another at
tacis, into the main position on the
southern bank.
Army Of Prince Leopold of Bavaria
There Is nothing 10 report
Army of General Won LinsnSen---
West of Czartorysk Il Russian position
near Korlorov and the town itself were
taken. \ Russian counterattack by
night was unsuccessful. kamieniucER.
Huta, Lisowska and BiciSov Were
stormcd. we took eighteen officers and
2o9 men prisoners and captured two
machine guns.
IN Russian battle aeroplnne was $40,
down near kuiSle.
Western theLtcr OF war:
No events Of special Importance have
occurred
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

NEW VOTERS ARE WELCOMED

NEW YORK. October 3u.--Many
prominent citizens of New York gath
cred in the stadium of the College OF
the City Of New York last night and
welcomed several thousand foreign
born residents, who are about to vote
for the first time. Addresses we're
made by Mayor Mitchell. Frederic c.
Howe, commissioner Of immigration Of
the port OF New York; Adolph Lew
isohn. chairman of the citizenship day
committee, and DR.. :. l.. Mezcs, prcsi-
dent OF the College Of the City of New
York.
Mayor Mitchell declared that new
citizens should be 'unhyphcnated," and
that they should remember that IL they
desire the privileges and advantages
Of citizenship to endure they must be
ready to defend thcnl.
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J0FFRE SEES KITCHENER
Relieved Ihnt Some scheme for Cen
trni Military Control Ii Being
Promoted

LONDON. October 20.-Gencral Jofire.
frchch commanders in chief. who came
10 London yesterday, held another con-
terence to-day with the War Secretary.
fieid MARSHAL Kitchener. No official
information has been given out con-
corning the object Of the French com
liahderS visit, but the theory general
~ accepted is that some scheme for
central military control is being pro-
NOTED. The chief purpose presumabl y
would be 10 make possible quicker de
cisions and o-ordinated action than
heretofore.
General Joffre also visited Queen
Mary ana Queen Mother Alexandra
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
SEVERE RHEUMATIC
PAINS DISAPPEAR

rheumatism depends on an acid
which flows in the blood. affecting the
muscles and joints. producing infiam-
nation. stiffness and pain. T'hi. acit,
gets into the blood through some do
iect In the digestive processes, and re-
main there because the liver, kidneys
and skin IRE too torpid to carry 81
off.
Hoods Sarsaparilla. the old time
blood tonic, Is very successful i'm ths
treatment OF rheumatism. II acts d.
rectly with purifying effect, on the
Llood, and through tho bIood on the
liver. kidneys and skin. which Il
stimulates, and at the same time II
improves the digestion
Get Hoods Sarsaparilla TODAY Sol,
By all druggists.
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heighboring coast. can retrieve the
whole situation in tho Western BAL

heighboring coast. can retrieve the
whole situation in tho Western BAL
kans.
AS the allied force grew larger and
larger. one Of two things would hap
pen: either the through route from
Ecrlin and Nicun: TO Constantinople
would be Threatened or broken by the
allies In the Drccnrious section between
Nlsh and Sofia, or the Germans them
selves would be compelled to draw
more rc-cnforccments across the
Danube and weaken themselves on
the main fronts in order to support
III the balkans at far more disadvan-
tage than elsewhere. Here they would
be further from their nrsenals. their
centers of population and their chief
railway facilities.
II the grand alliance IL now rrvi-
'aiiZeu by common moral force and
by fundamental agreement upon
Balkan action as part of the future
conduct OF the war. the end is sure