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Arizona republican., 1915-08-19

disqualification for holding any of flee under the United States or any Of the states.
 The judges, on December ,. an
 ounced their disagreement. which fact was certified to the Supreme Court of the United States, and the latter never decided it. The Presidents proclamation of amnesty followed, the indictment in the district court was laid away. and the matter was dis missed from the docket of the su- preme court on February IS, 1S69.- Columbus Dispatch.
 Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see moro customers than NnI1 can
Arizona republican., 1915-08-19

FRESH PEACH PIE "The Home Made Kind. Phone 355S. Smith. 122 N. 1 St-Adv. If
Arizona republican., 1915-08-19
EGGS
HAIR GOODS FOR SALE

HAIR GOODS FOR SALE Ladies Toilet Parlor. Shampooing, Nanicuring and Facial Massage, Hair Dressing: Expert Chiropodists all foot troubles removed Moles and warts removed by electricity.
 SHIRLEY & SHIRLEY
 Phone 1704
 90 East Adams Street
Arizona republican., 1915-08-19
WATER SHORTAGE

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Arizona republican., 1915-08-19

Street, one of the largest cattlemen il the southwest, whose ranges are il Cochise county. arrived in town yes terday.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-19

NNIZONN TEA RE. Last showing of Mary Piolzford in ',Fanchon the Cricket q wonder fully attractive picture
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24

Grow Old ---
MAYBE you are a young man now,
healthy and strong, with the rich,
red blood of sturdy manhood cours-
ing through your veins. You are
happy, carefree and confident---as
youth generally is. But stop and
consider, for a moment, the indefi-
mite future. What of old age?
When YOU grow old will you have
enough money put by to take care of you
in your helpless old age? Oh, yes, you are
strong now, and with courage enough to
meet any obstacle which may loom up in
LIES path. But when a mans old it's diff
ferent He has lost his strength, and some
of his fortitude also. No longer can he meet
everything in the strenuous battle of life.
The harder tasks, for which the best pay
is given fall to younger stronger men. The
old fellows get the lighter, less important
work-with smaller pay.
Now, the question is when YOU
grow DID, will you be compelled to drop
back and take what work is offered you at
smaller pay, or will you have sufficient
wealth stored up to care for you during your
declining years? There is no doubt but
that if you have not accumulated wealth,
you would like to- And the purpose Of this
ad is to show you how and help you.
Buy property. In property your
money is safe and it will grow for you.
Anywhere else your money is not SO safe;
you can always easily get it, convert it into
cash and spend it. Oh, how easy it is to
spend money! But with property it is diff
ferent 1t is a safeguard against unwise
spending. Invested in property, your money
is sure to grow, SO that in old age you will
have safe, sure competence, which offers
security against all adversely.
Make use of the opportunities which
are at hand and guard against penniless
old age. Consult the Real Estate columns
of THE BEE and get in touch with the real
estate and building bargains
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
WORKINGMEN THROUGH WITH
THE ULlUS 0RKINS STORE

Saturday saw the completion of the
building operations which have been go
ing on for some time at the Julius Orkin
store. Final finishing touches have not
yet been completed. but those who visited
the store Saturday were unhindered by
painters or builders and so were free to
enjoy an inspection Of the enlarged es-
adjustment The store now is practically
doubled, occupying three floors and the
basement at 15Os-l510 Doublas
Though II Is the same establishment
originally conducted by o. X. scofield Il
would not be recognized as SOS now
since Mr.. Orkin has completely remodeled
the premises. lie has installed an entirely
new and up-to-date entrance with display
windows across the forty-four foot 'front.'
age with twenty foot depth. Other ar
rangements throughout the store are OF
equal elegance and though many favor
able comments have been made they are
surely few IN comparison to what Mr.
Orkln will receive upon the formal open
ing which is 10 be announced later.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
BERKEY & GAY TO EXHIBIT
THEIR FURNITURE IN OMAHA

Berkey q Gay have been building fur
niture in Grand Rapids for half a CEN
fury. Many persons Of culture and re-
flnement count among their most cher
ishcd belongings some piece OF pieces OF
Berlcy & Gay furniture. for the reason
that u is artistic and distinctive.
The orchard and Wilhelm company are
Berkey Gays exclusive representa-
tives In Omaha and they have arranged
for very interesting exhibit to be held
In their store during the next two weeks.
This exhibit will consist OF many choics
specimens OF Berkey & Gay work, ex-
quisite pieces in mahogany. enamel and
oak, which Omaha people are most cor
daily invited to inspect.
II will also be particularly interesting
because by special arrangement many of
the pieces will be offered during this
time at reduced prices. an unusual event,
for Berkey & Gay furniture Is seldom
found IN sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24

Use The Bees snapper" column.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24

Edward A. Dow. associated with J. L.
O'Keefe In the real estate business, Is the
first Omaha man appointed to the United
States consular service under the new
civil service system applying to this
branch Of the public work. He has been
advised OF his successful examination and
expects to receive instructions within a
week or two, directing him to appear be-
fore the Department Of State at Wash
ington for a period of thirty days in
struction.
Under the new Aystem Mr.. Dow will
not be assigned to any particular post.
but will be appointed to the consular
service and will be subject to transfers
and promotions without political con-
Hdera lion.
Mr. Dow was recommended for exam
nation by Congressman Lobeck. The
examination embraced written and oral
tests and included foreign languages.
economics, legal subjects. commerce be-
tween this and foreign countries.
There are 289 consul generals and con-
suls In the service and there are about
$50 IN the entire service. including agents
and other employees. Under the civil
service plan as applied to this branch
there Is hope OF advancement for eff
cheney and seniority does not necessarily
apply as in the case of army promotions.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24

or prices In many lines Of building ma
terlal. which Ii Fastening a number Of
delaved projects.
or the sixty five cities tabulated be-
low forty-six. or more than two-thirds,
make gains over the corresponding period
OF last year. and many OF the gains are
very large. Dayton increases $40 per
cent; Oklahoma, S5i; Washington.
SO; Troy, 26s; Spokane. 2s: ST. Jo-
seph, 2s; Atlanta, PSI; indianapolis. 3O5;
New Haven. 2l2; Bridgeport, l2s; Louis
Vile, IFS; Milwaukee, 145; Newark, 1876;
Philadelphia, 162; Sioux City, l0a; and
Worcester. 1888.
The two last monthly statements have
greatly improved the record for the year
to date. The total permits Issued In
these cities for the first nine months Of
the year amount to sass. .756, as COM
pared with s4sl .oOe,o2i for the correspond
ing period OF 1914, loss OF only per
cent. The detailed statement follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
Building for Septem Der and Nine Months

The September reports Of building per-
mits issued throughout the country make
another good showing. The first gain,
a. compared with a year previous. oc-
CURED in August. when the increase over
August 1914. was II per cent. septem-
Der scores a more decided Improvement.
one OF 30 per cent. The building permits
OF sixty-five cities for September as Of
ncially reported TO the American Con-
tractor. Chicago, total 81. s65. 062, as com
pared with tu.5SO.254 for September, 1914
Primarily the favorable showing Is due
TO the sudden tightening OF the money
market, which occurred during the first
few months OF the European war. Com
paring present conditions with those Of
few months ago. In addition 10 much
easier money market. there is now OBJ
servable an expansion Of general busl-
ness and greater disposition to embark
In construction work. also a hardening
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
SALES MANAGERS
FORM A SOCIETY
Meet Once a Month to Plan Better
ment Of Conditions for Employ
ers and Employees.
PART OF NATIONAL ORDER

Few omahans know there is such
an organization here as me National
Sales Managers association" This
organization is composed OF well
known members OF Omaha's manu-
featuring and jobbing houses and
they have been quietly pursuing the
even tenor Of their way for several
years. without making any display or
seeking publicity. The motto Of the
association is Accomplishment" and
they have followed this motto dill
gently and consistently.
It has been the purpose OF the organi-
Iation to effect the betterment Of con-
ditlons for employers and n wider and
more comprehensive grasp OF business
principles in general with special atten-
ton TO local problems.
The association meets once each month,
with a dinner preceding discussion OF
the subject I'm hand. Subjects for the
year are assigned at the first meeting
and each speaker Is expected 20 know
just what he Is talking about. The dis
cussions are practical and hard-headed.
l.. A. Keller President.
The late Frank /. Ellick was the fret
president and Charles Ashton was first
secretary. Robert Trimble was delegate
this year to the convention at San Fran
cisco. l. A. Keller r. president and
Harry Murphy secretary at this time
Among some OF the problems that have
been worked out and adopted quite gem
orally have been efficiency clubs recre-
alton periods for employees, uniformity
In vacations for employees and a more
clean division and more complete CO.
operation between sales departments,
credit departments and advertising de-
partments.
The organization has furnished speak.
ers for the class In salesmanship at the
Young Mems Christian association night
school and for other business organiza-
lions.
The Omaha division OF the National
Sales Managers association keeps In close
touch with trade conditions. II there is
a likelihood OF the shortage of the prune
crop this information is secured at once.
All members Of the organization are
boosters and all are constantly striving
to contribute something toward the gen
erai good Of the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
Germany Puts Up
Bars on Frontier

GENEVA, Switzerland. oct 2.-Ger-
many again Is closed from Basel to Con-
stance to travellers. No steamers are al
lowed TO approach the landings on the
German shore OF Lake Constance. 1t is
assumed that the closing OF the frontier
Is to keep intelligence OF the movements
Of German troops from escaping.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
HERBERT L. HOUSTON is
COMING TO OMAHA SOON

Herbert L. Houston. vice president Of
the Doubleday-Page company. publishing
The Worlds Work. president OF the As
ISOLATED Ad Clubs Of the World and
chairman of the League for the Enforce
ment Of Peace. II TO be in Omaha TO
speak before the Commercial club at a
public affairs luncheon In about two
weeks. The Omaha Ad club has been in
vited TO attend this meeting Jointly with
the Commercial club members. The exact
date Of his arrival In Omaha is not
definitely set
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24
Old Associates to
Be Pallbearers at
M. G. Jones Funeral

The body OF NJ. C. Jones. well-known
travelling salesman and former Omaha
pioneer. who died Friday morning at his
home in Salt Lake will arrive this morn
ing and the funeral will be held this
afternoon AZ 2 O'Clock from the First
Baptist church. Twenty-ninth and Har-
ney streets. Rev. II. o. Rowlands Off
clating The pallbearers will be his for
mer associates in business, as follows:
Il. s.. Keogh r. T.. Winkemnn
~. y Kimberly n. NJ. Downey
+. v. Pearce H. q. Frederick
etery.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24

Many Disorder Come from the Liver
Constipation. Headache, Bilious Spells
indicate q sluggish liver. The tried rem
edy Ia DIR. Kings New Life Pills. Only
DC. All druggists. --Advertisement.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-15
ARTESlA WOULD LIKE
NATIONAL GUARD ARM0RY


Artssla. X. 49,. Feb It's other
plars< ARE being mentioned for
new National zCard armories the
pfnple * .kFtesa are asking shy we
stemss nef Save ere located here For
wears a raAfia company has been
mzinlaires with somewhat varied
success az tas plaee and much 81 the
troehae WhSeh has been encountered
could have eeH missed ]. "a sit'ahle
pisce for ariN art recreation had
beer Furnished hy the state The
frs armara q gre iecal company
Was an auto shop. belonging Go one
a. the Officers after 6 WAS used in
this uiarnsf for several months. The
building mssIeri0us'y caught fire one
night. burning. besides the company
equipment nine autos- Nothing was
saved from this FIRE and q new outfit
had O. Dee ISSUED So the men. Thea
the Ola Mansion hotel building was
LEASED and served as ar arm0Fy until
iasg year. Khen a room between The
First Nati8nel hank and she Clfy Drug
store uas aiken for an armory. This
room provides reasonable amount IL
space ipr seering equipment, bug there
= no room Tor drilling.
Arfssia las Kept up her company
Through ali kinds af troubles and Ger
t4inAY deserves some recognition from
the STATE An attempt Hill be- made 10
have ~ s p Sksen Introduce a bin
providing far a St5.#eH armorg al this
p&ae ur Sseeu b a captain in the
edie7l carES u the New Mexico Ma
ilanaB gnMns
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-15

hour mark Re expects e. beat this
m nfsean hours Hs viii atfcmpi 81
foll lis names n that tune. mslnfA ~
ing an aFera8e ui lss ~ better
Those whu saw Fazaiin n rs lasf
marathon wiH not think the feat he
proposes az an Impossible of st-
talnment Go him He shuNed be had
lhs stamina ard nerve before ln fact.
fhe onlg thing thai prevented his a8-
lne more marNe7aus sanf before
was that bis fingers became iacefated
he viii take precautions sEainss this
the next time
In spite of Nirks confidence shen
Ae first SEX nHt ta smash rWe0na.
odds wault have hean against him IL
there had been ans hftt.us HIS 4F-
eragc iH ihe league aas iaN he had
been OF color practically ail season
&c took thr ione route to put him hack
TIE FORM Since then he has heen Fali-
ing at njs old stride Thls tsu4s the
odds very lkeh win ~ in MS favor
PAlla4lun = looking fnr some one
So make the trip wsta him the time
IT'S ratntr lonesome Journey algHe
PailsdiHo has letter from Tom
Andrews sporting authority ana conn
niier 8f sporting records H0iine his
lasi feal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-15
NO TIME GIVEN
IKARIA BEFORE
TORPEDO STRUCK

New York. Ffo. ia frs hand
story II tire sinking rf the British
fveightaf iksFla. tarfsednHd ny Ger
man Submarine on January 81 off
Havre was fe3d bs Alfred Edwards. q
memher 81 the ikarias crew. Who
reached here toaay. @ passenger on
the steamer - taals from liverpool
Edwards b. 4 nafurAlRs1 American
from Philadelphia
III VAS shortly after noon. said
Edwards. when Z and another mem
ber ~ tine CREW standing By fae rau
saw IRE submarine come 60 tHa Sur
fare less than mile distant In ap-
ptarancn she reseu1hle6 4 parity sub
merged tugboat. her how showing the
marks US J imweiiateiy recognized
What she was A moment after Sfe
rosf q head appeared through the
tower top car ship was evidently
nndeF surveillance Tire captain IL
She ikarlA apparently took the war
craft for Is British 80 French sahrna-
rino foF she Pan 40 the British flag
b was hut q moment before the SUBJ
marine sark from view
The next thing we saV Mss white
ohiect coming toward gs luss 0.low
the saFface 81 ta1 water Then there
vgs q crash under car stariloari side
1ost ahafl No : Batch. A tower OF
Mater ruse ln the air ard She ship
keeiee over as she rose uith sac on
un
AH hanas were ordered IA the
boats hut a4fore R- eaNM launch
them < seeond explosion o~curref on
Our Port ste and again ths ship was
lifted a'mosi oui 81 the Bater Ore
- fha f1fa t.s.4 e. .,fe.s a &c., 49, -.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-15
CLOVIS PEOPLE WELL
PLEASED WITH NEW
SANTA re SCHEDULE

lssscts1 co-snxposus.es 20 ~aaeiNs soveesLf
Clovis. \. al Feb 1.-THE new
train schedule GA the Santa Fe rail-
way waS nnt into effect hast sunday
morning Ths pecas valley tfain from
Carlsbad arrived nrsi al 3 SO and
others followed until in q short time
four heavy trains were lined 40 IA
front II the Clovis depot CLOVIS took
% metropolitan airs ~ the plat
forms Oiled with travellers going 70
me Harvey house for breakfast
As the changes In the schedule
were drastic. every precauiion had
tctn taken 20 handle the trains with
dispatch. Manaser John o. Pritch-
ard had everything IN readiness TO
serve hreakfast 60 four trains In
consequence ever thing in the spa
cious dining room and lunch counter
moved smoothly. The service was as
perfect as though this had been the
order n things Tor months.
There we're many truck leads q
mail. naEgaee, ard express 20 trans
fer The mail CLERKS. iaEgagemen and
express messenger handled IL all
without confusion or delay. The
puilmans were shunted 90 their
places in the trains and in an hour
the feur trains were ready Tor their
tourney
Superintendent ?. ]. Evans. Train
master J e. BrIse0e. Master Me-
chanig Sharsr General Baggaee
Agent Charles Walsh, ~ Amarillo.
Travelling Passenger Agent r. A. Gal
hsher, u Amarillo station Agent T.
D. Conarty and his assistants, super
inteutent Of Harvey Houses b. +.
Aanser. % Newton, and his assistant
e. ~ Mccoy. 81 Amarillo. ard Pull
man Inspector =. G. Lane ~ Chicas0.
were On hand. each looking after his
particular line.
Everything was handled admir-
8 hly. The PASSENGERS had no difficult
81 in finding their trains and courte-
ous attendants were there 10 assist
them. The seaond tay everything
moved with the precision Of clock
work
The new sfr,iee makes travel more
convenient u Albuquerque and the
stafe eapital ga SANTA re ~ nmkes e
"trip e. the peecs valley especially
convenient The train arrives IL Ros-
s-sH - ft4a a. m. At =, m. new
iccal train ieares Roswell fer the
south. arritiue at Carlshad AZ SIZE
p. On Coming north. the raGuiar train
leaves CARLSBAD at 100 j.. "a. The
Pullman on th.s train is open Al 3
O'Clock
The serv5re into TEXAS il also con-
verienf Leaving here one morning.
one ean get ca Forth Worth. Tex, az
ssge in the morning and ride IN a
fhruuEh SLEEPER from Slaiun. Calves
ton = reached sd "a M. the next
moruisg The through Pullman from
Clovis "a Hpusfon and New orleans
j. markell tdfsnce .n convenience.
This shsauie Hrts clovis on the
mau 81 is an the main line travel
from Chicaea fe sen Francisco and
between tire CLIP enssi and the Pa
eifid asasi Thes. new trains are fast
expresses and run over heavy steel
with rack ballast
an thf whole. thls uew schedule IS
jne tlsEest thing that has come 20
Clovis for lone time
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-15

santa lie. FEB lf-Blna Mis-.
Garrett. dauehier 81 the hate Pat car
rett. sheriff ~ Bona Ana county.
deeply moved am audience that
crowded the First Presbyterian
church this forenoon and included
many legislators and friends 81 her
father. with the rendition ~ com
position % her own 20. Give Praise
TO the Lord she accompanied her
self on the plano and her Wei modu-
lated strong voice. swept The audi
forum Miss William Fauth. also
thrilled her listeners with the soulful
rendition. II Am a Pilgrim. Am q
stranger until fears eiistened in
eyes and the silence e the audience
was So profound as 20 attest Co its
emotion The pastor. Rev. b = Nc
Collough had for his theme. The
Polite Christian
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-15
CARLSBAD CLUB NAMES
LIVE WIRE PRESIDENT


'Esreiat cossKsso~sKsSE 70 vuH,nNs Aoysnsti
Carlsbad. y NJ. FEB. Is.-The rev
board OF the Commercial club has
JUST organized for an active season
Clarence Bell. manager of joyce
Pruit company Is the president and
is REGARDED ass very efficient Tor tire
position Frank AZ. Richards con-
Times as secretary.
The board discussed publicity and
other matters among other things
the club viii support an active road
building campaisu II viii hack up
the Eastern New Mexico Good Roads
association in lis efforts 10 promote
the completion II the eastern New
Mexico highway through Eddy. Cha
YES and Roosevelt counties. state En-
gineer James a. French has force
AZ work on this highway Bee Ro0se-
welt county and On 3 short time viii
also start work uu the r0ad from
Carlsbad o. Lakewood. another LINK
in this highway
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-15
NEGRO IS HELD FOR
GRAND JURY: DANGER
OF RACE WAR is OVER

srfessl eussssru~ns~rE 70 sas~a~s sousssl
Gallup. 81 Nj Feh 49, sass
Beverly the hotel porter Who was
recently discovered Zee a room On a
lodging house here with white
woman and who came near being
the cause ~ q RACE riot IN Gallup has
been hound over to The strand iury
In the sum of sseA and in default Of
bail Is held ia iall here The woman,
who Is believed fo ~ mentally nnbal-
ance1 Was released upon thc arrival
~ her brother from Chambers. Arlz.
who came here O. take charge Of her.
she IS said 60 have Suffered severe
injury % her head several years ago
and 60 be subject o. hailuelnations.
She declares she has no knowiedEe Of
how she came to ~ in the house with
the negro.
Danger Of race riot. which az one
time was serious. Is nov believed to
~ ever, and no danger 10 the negro
residents ~ Gallup IS appreherded.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-15
26 IL SECONDS CUT
OFF PACING RECORD
IN LAST 90 YEARS

New YORK. Fab. ~ Tine fecent
sale of Direct O. the naenE hsm-
xsa.0e0 hflnE 90 mina the remafNa-
ole galn q sReeN made hE the stae-
SETON racer ln netent wears a studN
q the Records from Uses to 1915
snnwe tnat in This period as forty
years gfie luiic record made either
ia campestion ur asa.nst time has
Been reduced ron 1 Ia fo a.5E,
saM ~ 10 veg seconds nircgtHm
holds race reotrd cf fts usAde
s. COLUMBUS g. on september 80.
tala aud nan Patch TIE aealnA-tlme
fsenfd at 1855 made Or 81 Ham.
Ainna aa Sgp5embef s 1854.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-15

hH3la- N M7, Fen lG-ITsIng r0ats
20 clean gH ghe waste Ground the feed
lots s. rther an UNCOMMON thInr. =
J.. Me hrs De- hoWeVer drHs & profit
atie He owns ahaat a thousand head
~ CATTLE md uses more o- less feed
20 carry has sttes thfaugh the VIM
Ter There w#s aaMavs waste - fnA.
der and Grain tiH De- brought the
goat into the game BE arst feeds tse
cattle &n3 = ben then have finished
the eaats SIRE turned r IA aver fna
hutt-auds - the fa1far DISH rsar
Und heip make fat mauon. When
spring comes and the cattle are ready
90 e. out "a grass the gats are then
tWrned oEt as well
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-15

In simmer the wOrx e eilHirat Iue
poisonS ard acids from the blood i
helped ~ persplratisn. In Uala
weather. utth iis1le cuS door work ~
exercise a cause swealing. the Kid
news have tie &c double work Foley
ki1aey Pills help overNcrked. weak
end diseased Kidneys &c filter ana
cast GUT &c the blood the waste mat
ter That c2aSes pains In sides or back
rheumatism. iuuhzgn. Stiffness ~
Joints. sore muscles and other H1s
resulting srcm smprcner elimination.
For sale ~ Butts Ine
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-15
4 PFRsONAL srATElFNr

There are so-calied honey and tar
preparations that cost the dealer half
as much but sen az the same price as
the original and genuine FOley's
Honey ana Tar Compound We never
offer these limitations and substitutes.
We know you viii buy Foley's when
ever sou need a cough syrup If you
once use Z. People come long dis
tances for the true FOLEY S--oTeT
thirty years the leading remedy for
coughs colds. Group. whooping c0ugh.
bronchial and lasTiPpe coughs For
sale hy Butts. Inc.