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Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
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WASHINGTON, Nov 21-Official notice of the United States govern ments intention to employ all its re- sources in running down and pun ishInG those responsible for factory explosions. intimidation of labor and other acts of violence against Ameri- can industries. is coupled in a state mcnt issued tonight by Attorney Gen Cral Gregory with an appeal to state authorities to be equally vigorous in dealing with lawlessness beyond the reach If federal statutes.
 Information indicating attacks on lawful American industries and com luerce through incendiary fires and explosions in factories. threats to in- ;Imidate employees and other acts of NiuI,uCe.~ says the statement. has ~r often developed during the past few months as to demand searching investigation and prosecutions. The department of justice will continue unreuitungly to investigate all facts and prosecute all developed violations of federal statutes. seeking indict- ments under the federal law prohibit 1uE the interstate transportation of explosives. the sherman law. the law relating to conspiracy to commit an uffense against or to defraud the United States. and the laws relating to crimes on ships and on the high seas
 Many crimes of violence. however such as arson, malicious destruction xf uroperty. etc. can in general be punished in the federal courts only when the United States has special jurisdiction It follows therefore that such attempts to injure and de- stroy American industries must us liaily be prosecuted by state authori- ties
 These conditions. so destructive to The commerce and labor of the United States. require vigorous action on the part of all agencies of the state and federal governments. It is therefore. to be earnestly hoped that state of ficials will be equally active.
 ~T have instructed the agents of the discover evidences of violations of jelCe at the disposal of the local state officials; and I assume that such of ficia1s will cooperate in acquainting the federal officials with all informa- lion tending to show the commission of federal crimes
 There hae been various official in- limitations during the past few days of the governments purpose to be more than ever active in seeking out offenders against the neutrality and criminal laws of the United States by agents or sympathizers of Euro pecan belliSerents. A recent depart nsent of justice statement told of
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
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LOS ANGELES, Nov. 21.-Letters demanding the immediate payment of a s16,00O mortgage on his residence were found today in the correspond ence left by w. J. Guthrie. formerly of Butte, Montana, whose sudden de1th on Saturday at Palms, near here, was found at an autopsy to have been due to powerful. quick-acting poison. > This fact, accompanied by the fur ther discovery by J. D. Hunter. chief of district attorneys staff of inves;i gators, and Joseph Margolis city de- tective, that Guthrie carried life in- surance to a total amount of ab )It S60, ,000 prompted them to express themselves as convinced that Guthri" had committed suicide.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22

tacks against the San Martino sector and north of the Gorizia bridgehead met the same fate.
 "On the summit of the Col Di Lana, the defenders repelled two Italian at tacks against road barricades near Seagora.
 Southeastern theater: Despite the resistance of the strongly entrenched Montenegrins, the Austro- Hungarian army forced a passage across the upper Drina north of Cajnike.
 German troops have occupied Novi- pazar. East of Nivopazar an Austro- Hungarian column repulsed the enemy in the Ibar valley. The number of persons captured yesterday, exceeds 2O00.
 PETROGRAD. Nov. 21-Via Lon don-The statement issued ny the war office today says:
 "On the western front the situation is unchanged.
 Tn the Caucasus. in the region of Tortum and the coast there was ar tillery and rifle firing and skirmishing between advanced guards.
 North of Lake Van and south of Lake Urumiah. there have been en- agreements with bands of kurds.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
.DR. SHAW NOT CANDIDATE ID
 SUCCEED HERSELF IN OFFICE

During the past year." read Dr. Shaw's letter, T have been increas- ingly conscious of the growing re- sponse to the spoken word on behalf of this cause of ours. Because of the unparalleled large audiences drawn to our standard everywhere, have become convinced that my high est service to the suffrage movement can be given best if I am relieved of the exacting duties of the presidency so that l may be free to engage in campaign work since each year brings it's quota of campaign states"
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
Pacific Coast Conference

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21-A pa . cific coast conference of a half dozen or more of the best teams in the states of Washington, Oregon and California is being discussed here whenever football enthusiasts meet Prominent among the teams men, toned are the University of Califor- mia, the University of Southern Cali fornia, the University of Washington, Washington State College, the Uni versity of oregon, the Oregon Agri- cultural College and Stanford Uni versity. in the event of its return to the American game
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
PART OF SERB ARMY RETREATS
 INTO MONTENEGRO, 0N THE JIM

in the Nish district, after a battle lasting several days The Bulgarian losses, the legation adds, were enormous.
 GENEVA, (Via Paris) Nov 22.-It is reported unofficially in dispatches from Laibach, Austria, that the forti- fications of Gorizia have been almost destroyed by the Italian artillery.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
BEACH AMUSEMENT MAN
 PROBABLY TOOK OWN LIFE

These facts were learned subse- quently to the information which they claimed to have obtained that Guthrie had suffered financial reverses and was heavily in debt as the result of unsuccessful ventures in amusement enterprises at a beach resort near the city.
 The result of the idcstigation was communicated tc Claire Woolwne, de- putty district attorney, and also to Calvin Hartwcll. coroner of Los An golcs cnarty. The latter said that from what he had learned of the case .Lere was rCtFIng to convince him that an inquest was necessary, as in his opinion the case was one of suicide.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
OPEN LOAN TODAY
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OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 22.-Hon. M. T. White, Dominion minister of finance today announced that the S50,OO0. 900 domestic war loan would be opened to subscribers tomorrow. The issue will be in five per cent bonds maturing December 1, 1925, and payable at par.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
POPULATION HOMELESS TRepubIican A. p. Leased Wire 1

QUEBEC, Nov. 21.-One child was buned to death and nearly all of the 400 inhabitants of St. George Beauce near here, were made homeless by 9. fire which swept that village today. Seventy buildings, including five hotels were destroyed. The property loss is estimated at s3OOOOO
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
ID DIRECT RESOURCES AGAINST THOSE RESPONSIBLE FOR ACTS
 AGAINST AMERICAN PLANTS

plans for further investigation of the activities of Austrian Consul General Non Nuber at New York and his as sociates and said that information had been obtained which probably would lead to additional indictments for passport frauds
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
TAKE LAST TEN
 BODIES FROM MINE
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SEATTLE. Nov. 21.-The last ten bodies of the victims of last Tues days explosion in the Northwestern Improvement company's coal mine at RaVensdale were recovered late to- day. The total number of bodies re- covered was 31. which correspond with the number of dead announced by the company after the explosion.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
WEATHER TO-DAY

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 WASHINGTON, D. C.. Nov. 21.-For Arizona: Monday and Tuesday fair: not much change in temperature
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22

l VIENNA, CVia London) Nov 21- | The following official communication was issued today:
 Russian theater: In Volhynia and
 on the Styr there has been cannon ading at some points. The Russians are employing gas bombs. Otherwise there have been no events of import ance.
 Italian theater: The Italians l again brought forces from the Tyro- l lean front into the Gorizia district With these endorsements the enemy renewed his attacks on the Gorizia bridgehead. Before Monte Sabotino several attacks collapsed by reason of our fire. In the Oslavia sector the enemy succeeded in penetrating our line of defense We recaptured the position, however. in a counter at
 tack, except one summit for the pos session of which we still are fighting Three enemy attacks against
 ing severe losses. Especially violent
 attacks were directed against Pod
 gora, but here also the Italians were
 repulsed.
 Both sides of Monte San Michele
 were kept under strong gunfire. In
 the afternoon considerable enemy
 forces advanced in the northern slope
 of the mountain. Their attack was
 foiled by our cross fire. Several at
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
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PARIS, Nov. 21.-An official state ment received at the MontenegriI consulate indicates that part of the Serbian army has retreated into Montenegro, joining with Montene- grin troops on the Linn river The statement says these troops were at tackled heavily along the river on Friday. It follows:
 "0ur troops with Serbians sus- tained heavy assaults on the river Linn on Friday. Our army in the Sanjak Of Novipazar was obliged to retire on the principal positions of defense
 :On the other fronts artillery en- agreements continued. Several in- fantry attacks were repulsed.''
 The following official communica- tion was issued tonight:
 The artillery actions have been very spirited in Artois around Loos and Huluch, as well as to the north of the Somme and to the north of the Aisne, in the region of Arman- court, Dancourt and Tilloloy, and also near Soissons. The enemy works were very badly damaged by our fire.
 Tn the Argonne, at Roland, we ex- ploded successfully two series of mines. A very violent cannonade has taken place at Vaquois
 On the heights of the Mouse in the Bois Des Chevalliers, the explo- sion of a German mine caused no damage in our lines"
 The Belgium offical communica- = tions reads:
 Our advance posts and our posi- tions in the neighborhood of Dix munde were bombarded Our artil- lery has counter-shelled the Germa n batteries and trenches and dispersed points along the front. In reply to the bombardment of Furnes our aviators bombarded the enemy can tonments at Nessen.
 Army of east: Quiet has prevailed on the French front since the Bull garian counter attacks on our posi- tions in the direction of Kovurino. All the attacks were repulsed with appreciable losses to the enemy
 "The landing of French and British troops at Saloniki continues without incident
 BERLIN, Nov. 21. via London The Tageblatt's correspondent at Austrian press headquarters in Ser bia wires that the number of Ser bians taken prisoners has reached S0,000 and that more than 800 guns have been captured. Notwithstanding their severe losses. he says, the Ser bians are fighting bravely
 Serbian Victory
 ROME. (Via London) Nov. 22.-The Serbian legation here reports an i'm
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
Serbian Victory

ROME, (Via London) Nov. 22.-The Serbian legation here reports an inn portan Serbian victory at Leskovats,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-25
eoa.ba;s Sol a Candidate.

Speaking of the Panama canal re
calls the fact that some enthusiastic
ADMIRERS of General George " Goe-
thals. the builder of the canal. have
been urging him for president There
are many men discussed as Repubn-
can candidates for the presidency. but
General Goetha1s may be: eliminated
from the list. General Goethals, who
Is now In Washington has told has
trends positively thst he does not
want to be presidenfSef the United
States. With Characteristic modesty ne
SAYS that he does not wish TO be presf-
Dent because he is convinced he is not
ntted TO make success of that high
once. He Is, he says essentially an
army officer.
Like the Centurion in the Bible. he
is accustomed to giving orders and to
having them obeyed. but he insists
that he is no diplomat. that politics
irks him, and that he has not the
slightest patience with politicians
Furthermore. he feels that he has
done a big job well. he has spent many
years Of untir.ng labor IN the tropics
and Just as soon as the canal is com
pIeted and an assured success. ne
wants years leave. that he may take
absolute and complete rest in a CIR
mate less enervating than that OF the
canal zone
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-25

cas- COMPANY has drilled test on the
Isaac Martin farm through the 6eIes
grit and has a. duster
On Katie.s run. Burning SpF1nss
district. Writ COUNTY. the sWainn.
Creek Oil Company has drilled :1sS tssI
on The Mcconaughey farm through the
saJ+ sand and has a duster the cas-
No has been pulled and the hole a6an-
doned. ON StiIlwe1l creek. Clay DIS
tric5. Wood county. the Big -Four VA
COMPANY has drilled No 5 on the Gar
-Piersel farm through the second Gov
RIM sand and has avery light pumpeE
ON CharIey.s creek, Grant dtstrlct:
Caheu county. the HarshbaTger Oh
and Gas Company has Sdr1lleo No. :
on the e. W. Beckett farm tnrou6n
the Big Lime and has show for an
e;pht-barrel punaper. This Is the mrs.
veil that has been completed ia Saoeit
comfy for many months. The HaIsln1 SCI
barxer oil and Gas Company mas
1srger production than any other com
many in CabeII county. and VIII i1kely
do more Development work before the
close Of the year.
In Mead district, Tyler county NC
Mullen and Cfendening have the Tag
comnleted for second test on the NJ
~. wells farm. Their first test on
this farm Is holding up steaolis
6fteen barrels day IN Grant dls-
fric. Richie county. the SFcamore
on Company has completed No.s4 on
fbe RitzsMartiu farmland hasSas GUS
Ser IN the salt sand. On the lannon's
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-25
Houston a Hunorist.

The hitherto sedate secretary o,
agriculture has proved his undouoted
right to the title of humor1st- ~ W. a...
Houston tess all farmers to urge tho
passage of laws to protect sheep from
dogs. He says that domestic grown
Wool is important to the mills Of the
United States. and To that end 1n f-
dogs should be DESTROYED. or al ieesst
controlled.
whether this is an ingenious ret-
erence to those Democratic dogs w9o
put wool on the free list. or Is mercy
a disingenious attempt TO create me
Impression that it is the tour-loo 49,
does and not the authors of the free
wool clause IN the Underwood tar'1
bin which resulted in the importation
durins the six months ending August
/. 1917. of s4s.ooe.oeo worth OF
wool as compared with s1s,VVv,vVo
fiIiring the same period of the Prev
Gus year. secretsy Houston's report
does not make clear.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-25
The Riggs Bapk cas-

In the historic court room Ensl s
Charles Guiteau was tried for ana
convicted of the murder of President
GardeId there is taking place an ad-
judication of the utmost Interest, ens
suit of the Riggs National Bank
srainst the secretary of the treasury.
William G. McAdoo. and the comp
.troller Of the currency. John Sseieon
Williams.
Rarely does a law suit arouse suen
interest or draw such an audience as
is drawn by this case Notaole ta ~.
yers from different sections OF me
country are attending every session
samuel UnterPyer and Louis -
Rrandies. the special counsel retained
~ the government TO defend the Swo
ofneials. are both well known for
their forensic ability and not less 50
is former Senator Joseph w BaileE.
senior counsel for the bank Many
bankers from various parts Of the
country are present and the sessions
are entirely noteworthy for the DIS
t;nguished character of the audience
attending them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-25
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THE sEARCHLIGHT
Latest News from the Fields OF
science. Education and IN
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SWIMMING APPARATUS

The importance of learning to
swim is emphasized in the Cincinnati
public schools Most of the large
schools are equipped with bathing
pools in which the swimming ever
cises is being made obligatory fne
tin1:d boys are taught to swim by q
UNIQUE device which has lately
been been installed.
An oval track is attached to the
ceilin<. from which twelve troliies
are suspended in such a manner as to
permit them to run around the
swimming course. A rope and
belt are attached to each The boys
who are to be laugh to swim faseen
the belt around their bodies and &C
into the. water. where they practice
the various strokes under the d1ree:
ton of an instructor. who stands Il
one side of the pool The belt sup
ports them. so that it is Impossible
TO sink, and the trollies move easily
around the course. Every boy wno
has tried this new apparatus has
learned to swim quickly. often in q
single lesson, because being relieved
of fear, he can give his undivided at
4entior to mastering the strokes
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-25

I'D to drill so. 10 on the e D. Rake
farm. IN the same locality DtnsmooT
and Company IS rigging up q second
test on the Melvin Binnehar farm In
the deep-sand territey IN: Pike town
ship. Perry county, the Logan on and
Gas Company has made the location
for ateston the George Forquer farm
Near Hockstown. Beaver county.
Pa. q. H. Mills has completed and
shot a second test ON the Reed Bros
farm and has light punper II show
ed for a buster when drilled through
the sand IN the Unity district. Plum I'm
township. A1legheny county. the amer
lean Natural Gas Company has put It's
test on the Davidson farm to pumping
and has light producer.
The OIL Market
Pensy1vanIa. S1-35; Mercer. black.
81: New Castle, 81; Corning. IS;
,Cabel, 81; North Lima, -88 South;
Lima, IS; Princeton. S4 Wooster
les; INDIANA, -s3: Somerset, sos
RagIand So. Illinois. 81: Kansas.
40; Oklahoma. -4o5 Corsicana, light,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-25

bishop of the diocese In honor OF
their faith and devotion Near this
cross has been CONSTRUCTED remark
able srotto hewn out OF solid rock,
above which is a hfe-sized statue OF
the Virgin, which is an exact replica
of the one at Icurdes In France
The month or May IS a prolonged
festival at San Xavier and tourists
attend in large numbers On lhe
eyerjnr of May ?. the finding of the
cross Is celebrated. a large wreath
is made of white flowers. A proces-
sion is formed which marches Slowly
up TO the mountain to the cross erect
ed there. After the wreath Is placed
on the Cross, two huge fires sre7lIEn1-
ed which can be seen for many mi4es
out upon the desert.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-25
The canal and the RaHways-

There is reason TO inquire what vii
be che effect of the Panama canal GU
the transcontinental RAILWAYS. Even
vithout free tolls. the waterway see;ts
destined to affect these railway EEas
materially The cargoes passing
through the canal during March aid
have filed 1890 trains of twenty CARS
each. The steamship lines saislasSss
from New York for San Francisco Via
the canal are ALREADY. according 70
information reaching 0arksbcTg.
drawing on the midwest for their csr-
goes Beer from Milwaukee and s.
Louis. hathtubS from SaeboySal. WIS /.
and carloads of starch from Esok.ii<
and Davenport. Ia have recently been
shipred from New York to San Fran
cisco via the new waterway the ship
nsrs finding that route cheaper 1nan
the aIf=raiI rate from these Mssssss:2pi
points TO the coast. Indeed, zoe Fin
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-25
NOTICE. TO
WATER CONSUMERS

All water CONSUMES desfT4n
use a lawnSor street sprinkler IN con-
nectien with the domestic supply
must first obtain a permit. from ne
once, and au7 person or persons
using cite water. without frst OBJ
taiping a pssmit shall be liable tosa
hne of two dollars per day for eys
day said Heter IS so used.
In sprsnk1ing streets each
taker r1st confne himself to the:
number of feet mentioned In his per-
nit Nozzles larger than IA lnchs
VII hot be permitted. except upon
.iddn tonaI charge and prtn4sllng
sJfth5ut a nozzle Is forbidden.
3prinkliag streets and laws IS re- re-.
as-.cted to Two hours per day. one
xour between Eve and ten an and
one hour between i've and eight p M:
II street sprinkler or hose das
found out OF order, LEAKING or used
for other purposes than that tor
which 1t was Intended the skupplgS
wiH be cut OF without previous no.
:EIARRSBuRG WATER WoRkS
AND SEWERAGE BoARD.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-25
OIL and GAS

Late conpletions in the eastern
fields are light producers. Shooting
the old wells IN the Weir sand de-
velopment on Blue creek. Elk district,
Kanawha county. ". Va. brings an in
crease in production. but the decline
is rapid In this district the South
Penn Oil Company save Its 30 10 on
the j. V. R. simmer farm shot and
increased its production from fifteen
to $50 barrels the first twenty-four
hours. In the same district the Ohio
Fuel OF Company shot 80. on. the
William Young heirs. farm and in
creased its production from i've to
forty barrels a day.
on Jake:s Fun. Clay district. aionon-
gala county. the Carnegie Natural
Gas Coupany has drilled No 3 on the
johnson. farm through the fourth
sand and has gasser In that for
nation On Trace Fork. DeKalb dis
tTict. Gi1mer county. the Hope Natural
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-25
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