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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-16

The Nazarene church, 18th and ]
Services ii a. IN. and 7:45 D. m; s
g., 10 a. m. Rev. Ora Ogle, pastor
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st. Pauls Danish Lutheran, SO.
18th and l. SITS, Rev. p. ~ M. Carl
sen. pastor. Services, IL q. m. !;
Young Peoples meeting, LIST and Sd
Thursday at 5 d. M; =. s., 10 a. m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-16

First Swedish Lutheran. Rev. E.
{. Bloomquist. pastor. Services. IL
a. m. and 8 p. M; S. s., $3.50 a. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-16

The band and young people of
the Salvation Army give musical
entertainment tonight, 8 p. M, at
I137h Commerce.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-16

Order of the Star In the East
meets every Tuesday. 1880 y. m, at
ais Provident Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-16

Central M. e. church. So. 21st and
D., 9:45 a. m; preaching, ii a. IN.
and 7:b p. M. Epworth League.
o:4b p. m; prayer meeting. Thurs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-16

st. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
SO. 9th and Tacoma, Rev. r. Ave
Lallemant. S. s., $40 a. M: ger
man service, 1880 a. m; Bible class,
7.4E N m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-16

st. Johns English Lutheran. So.
9Th and ] SITS, Rev. c. f. w. Stoe-
yer. pastor 8. S., 9:45; morning
service. IL a. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-16

st. Paul's. So. 43d and L sts.,
hev. w. II. Baker, pastor. Sunday
school, 9:45 a. m. Preaching
Epworth League. '6:so p. M: prayer
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CHRISTIAN

; First Christian church, 9Th av.
and X SITS, W. A. Moore pastor.
s:45 Bible school; 400 Commun-
ion and sermon. Christian Endeav-
or. $3.50 p. m; evening service, 1880;
cheStra
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-16

First Methodist church, So. sth
and G. Delmer III. .Trimble, minis
ter. Services 10:30sa. m. and 1880
p; m. Special music. s. s., noon;
Sermon in evening on What Is
Home Without a father?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-16

South Tacoma Baptist church. 30.
6Otk & Warner SITS, J. w. Penfield
pastor. Morning service, IL a. M;
5. s., 10 a. M; j. Y. p. u, $50 p.
NJ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-16

German Baptist church. So. Goth
and J, r. A. Blandnu, pastor. Serv-
Ices IL a. m and 100 p. m; S. s.,
10 a. M; b. Y. p. L.. $3.50 p. M.
Rev. Unruh of Indian, breaches in
evening
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-16

Pine st Christian church, So.
Seth and Pine, Geo. II. Simons. pas
tor. Bible school, 9:45; services, IL
a. m. and 1870 p. m. c. E., $3.50 p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-16

Park Universalist church, Div. av.
at J, Menry Victor Morgan. minis
ter. s. s., 10 a. m: services, IL a.
m. Judge II. II. Benson speaks at s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-16

Peoples Church, J. A. Sutton, d
D., pastor. Services at Odd . Fell
lows temple, 1890 a. m. and 7:45
p. m. Good music both services.
Warren sheaf., 1915-03-03

ru se'asr -ed neosnh'N erhnReHact, (
retired bscauye sof vii heassh. yo1A,. !,
were the first appointmentsso Of aAaomjj.
neneg nxade Ebyeshet DHnigera1a execu-
tivedfn ~senasaateess. wonA | :aai -,
,st+sn4Pooh rsqozq edt - -
o. s24enwse#FiasEd st aRae siiGhf1saloan ei
f6sNfaRc e. has xbf5pa9Gde 6HbiH.ifa5af IN,
'efoabti6nIliH Histhe 'AygisEatlre 'iftsvid,,
ing ksfftts9lf piiShB6f3 hGIes fRfieeh in
sibaAeyfmsht bgSr beiaasaFatfe1 Tp{saaNuns
tsA4if.aA tsA4if.aA Nt; AShEegytaab4e and senate the
Same nsshhsaa1iaave #iatte1s aSross 9TH heir
'Tace tEe woordd '4Xaah 'XaSahH9eg H79egg5tiaBh. dos Tha
fAiifipf6S fbAdiifip6ss e6f TIE Biffds T0pb bfgveae !u4,
scrupulous 9ageaGs ff6hp tak4nga prom, a.
tisS6fyy nHsaesdf TOP afhstiG GsYcs abFemiums
and disposih9d Of aaahea ahh ffff1E from
eRe11aHssffenS 1aHssffenSes of sYYfEah g6fd g6fd misfeprese:n-
tati0nn: nnao tTheo blfP afS3 bfS9idss7athat
hs8p 1pfohhss6fyd d1ht66tt" MS" gisSsh y S9ofF sEfemh
hSNiSe INU GHJ t11Tf e7H( 3N nH5l ~
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4 y

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for county
9g'22tien g'2tieen James IHyness zsNet" ;houge:
member Of .sto;IP ;IPap1lv forged bthe ser, sen
fajteI TO- gepeF JQBo passage, ,Ihi Ihis4 f twice:a::
~ meath 9o5th pay shil'o5 Ebs hill has only to
do with pubAc sserYieea e!9rpogatiohR:
The, senate. shoWelXer, elXeer,zc has, haa NOT given
the bill final cqpsilderation a and d It is
expsYctsed x Ysefd that atsw When wt4ne it dyes ;eome Up
fers q !flhs ,1E9tea a laErge !, nu9mher. OF
llegatiye GWil1 stae, IleeYgistterred: Repre-:
sentative, tsByneA q'iXesldn g. !ali district RIG:
which has, thousanedss Of gsilllraliaa!aq aliaa!aq KA9g
eesmploNes en- and they arei ela.}maqring .}a Nr
70 Witce=a?maenth zpaM day. 51isyso >'0
helu1o1 / ylevsss 3sw.soh nc.gai ~ ao
q Aa$t2 5f.sul: dailyypaper; iial{ comm me4t'
ing tdphn. thei sxaeentt f1asBage%by; the
house of,:a sbin caiiiug,zfor IA $3.50 900
saIAFoprtatiep'f for .the ;inanufsetnEe ut
hog oholeraa sebums bycthe state, SAID :
"$3O, ,o80 for hog serum and not a cent
for OF HlA1ln ssvta> exhibit ut rthe Pan:
,an1ag exposition" II Minnesota had
the money it has lost in the last two
:yearsobeeanss eftt bog eelAplelraIdt elApl toN44 toN44d
build and, ean9ip, tWe Panama .!y ,1 ,e1post'
*t1cnaonad NCTUQ sd} "fssxfys,ytSs:: ~ 9
9hj uorf ,vie5*t #qosq ssorseW ~ Tna
,2s:An upstat&oEpaper sayasiR iReprese enltta. lta
: -tiNe ASpoone erv wants, to, succeed Con:
gtessman aAs rds, Nplsteed eef sthB Se,ysr
entls districtnG MBi ,sSppQneE is soa e ssal az
thsofqr epests ieadefsd ofs the o pr esent
s4eglslatuEewoi ed5 ffTOd no gni cd,
"a 70 HOO Efh F2f*: .iswoj 3'os
sg The Unitedi atates2 seaatorial potita
I BdilMg NJ Wan1esm etersnnj pf,dM inAe,
apolis- is -hohn0bbing- with the na@,
berslpf hefEegis1atgre lan& so is SsGs
Iverson, .sffosm sffosrmeSs state audftor' g 4
a would suggesbnthapqgbwthat y9N keep
aAc eye .ooh rlasoRges sFW Simpson, tqfs
n1eraattorneN9enera1s OmaNfb break
I iinto gthe ega1hen natf nnosf amy time. bsr
.ssTe,AsaokG.Ese4aS.E SGT
eKepreeefta taaso& iGSWN Burr91Ns sot
Breckehr7dgssNhas r;Anf odudedA bill
AnARfhg tia anisaerdaan0r f6f eniploges
/ oYshSteHss,o raiH1ads sdahasr ssSgthaurNh gtha Nhtshn
s6iiat 6fAtcept tMpstuo2 8 .oh ,zas
@f:5 THE E0tN1c EA4aRMAN.
Warren sheaf., 1915-03-03

II" ,5os 5osx :.sa ::, W1qiaI 1so s ~;
,anis5 ssha7l y*ber va1fdd sfot: a 3sgreatet
afiioi1hhto thAfo The ast.ials eafKsd pre-:
6idfma 6itdfma u {ofi' 81 the pohey?s aAaa ths' pfesent
time; eeg7hf MI Works say2 4nere asomqchf
in the line Of fraud cov9ffHgF Fthese
III 1904 eG5 bsG goiroZ BIS TN
aa4inqs|SgtS tFsSl19aS1 ySohF h;FhkSs Ss 3;{ll le4
with ihht pleasure RaaEGb thaf tRey 9ea eaa 1o{p {M
ptedega] t M gessrye, yss ssy4tem ym91:o without VI CIV
tfenhA}e 9lll 81 qnn!dl|erg9lng n!l| an examination
BY thA natl9n9al 9a ipy9sBEd You'd to TINS
,sffEf sffect JAS been areeeive9 by A. II
Turrittin, state bank supesihteeRd eS|t,
iaalnnl and il cemppligmsesnt ;epp to to MiiR}pesotaa
banking sXsteanes xanyd nyd1s] ]tbbe method OF
exaHlin o atian # The aomptrol4leE eef th|Ss ta|S
aeufgsney atWlasAjng gtep infformqeeed qeed NJ NJ
TIiarrittjn TIiaarr that the, Mjnnssqtassexami1na; s 1y
tion, af its vstate panka pssla was tregardeeaa
:sas t1be best in the United States ;aFnaf PA {!
would be accepted in the case Of any
state bank in this state desiring sto
3oihs1hsef <@~~s'''s:a" .&,,n,v: I. ayo
+ + !: uae
Th9 he schools is due fo1
legislature. Bills are
SAID III apreparation demanding
its fssdh> the schools of the State.
General Smith was Recently
called upQh to pass on the constit,t
tfifonasDf such a measure, but .he
%$refuge He says former Attprnes
I GeH Childs ruled that the cpnsti
s,t1lt sstap Wv permit such use p and
ha4gis ,t the law until
E%$%#s #SssHsYksH !. GA8fA ooSl
sSfhjai|slaaHsanu ; wath
Sfs siS
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A+A

( In itss'cpnsidepattpn of the county
! option bill the ,;hapse put in an entire
: day. The, wetg; fought like tigers bptt,
, they were outgeneraled at every turn,
: DO what thsy G1liM they coulA not
: -natStem the tide and wtiisiY thee ehde came
+ they accepted The dectstou with bowed
g.. heads It the claims of -7.9 Anti- sa-
{ loon league are to be taken seriously.
! nearly thirty counties will at, once
: start ofh6R eadehks 9theo abolshment
: of the sato6h i'm taaeH midst. T4e list
( e.sfncluaes' Heniiepin' ahdsstsdaonisss 17hat
( the vets inuflennepin county hlt1eit
3 pate trouble is shown by tas fact
mat they haveva1r reHdy ~urganfzed al q:
are preparing to meet the issue. Spss
~c.ft elections are provided BY (which
: eaXtp 2oUnfys Sosd 4s4riiieef} 'may PIT tha
: 7eausst,0B ofQsaleoae Drsnets saA aAaons UP ito
! voters -aHaenGR 1oq'
! s ArQW aflasUCF b.se -sj1aslG e 80!
: Albert ,sea1tilergof Hastings, former
( ,nnstater senator and kaowns nssa saslrsthe dean
f. that -body;--has -seeH named by
Governor Hammond to fill the -vacan-
,nR|lMlg3s;, 1ylI2g::s: !:
the demandscfor,ra German on the
"a brbhndh aAd s~a<sval rseeixeas Other
judicial .aapsetpntmbapts made by Coy 10.
f1s $sS.s, h5R3aRe z f.dl r. N e&S1 new s1;
-Rapssys oepnty e;!idsdeeship create Ny
.O >AApse1e4a 1A&s{asAFal&1R:'mT M:
Rsny''s 70 s8sSsssssa 'nSss %se
Warren sheaf., 1915-03-03
|AUEN 9TEN '|N IH9D- % i5NJpN
asw ] eau8old II 9Aozd I vel
|, Summary Of
edt> Gu sJniuI Isl Jss o. rRdt
;vs'M(o$fo s3M(tlko 8 q ll1El11pU;|t1tas1lltr E1gp2 III s1lt
eGNsIfo yt-edT Tdt y2Ws gu!
!, i, 6llN,e2WS, s; ;E2V|el1llt|Ssv = re q IS
(Sa Ei.1opedn, %S ! taIsMj Maarr y .N9e',vs Nl9' ~ !.
"tla1huuoaa arif 6 az,uoY

Eil,1T Esl Ts 1opean itlSslq aarr u aNss@,H,,z NE
biEhs sodestflctEohs or the FRENCH tor,
epedog boat sdestf0y yaf; Da8de iinq tbs Ad.,
fiatad osea7 swas'1 annouheed'o BY tho
French minister's of nmarine. OF Thirty:
Feight ofth6 CREW sWere lost ad'T
|eT sGW ai{ .aatssic%0s 10 aluinup &c.,
were rdfivenrtfrom Bo1an,
(13ukow owinap,f acdofding to- a Buchar rest.
dispatch to the iC016gne Gazette! :" With }
1thisarevstse,r*the correspondent says,,
Fahvo final Russian sopposttion bin oBuk ko-
b wilma 49, ashattefed lands the sprovince
cleared of invaders. ,siBio!a ..,.
Il 20 9te1a sdt ~ wsI > at 9TehT
-tPhe oalhed5 fleet, has bombarded in.
|.terioraforts:in theostraits of the rDar.
danefles. 81 EsFire bdtrected oupon nFort
Dardanos was severe and the Turkish;
Erep1N feeble Fort dfS pardanosi is,
Enrst beyond those which guard 1he en-:
|stranee OF the .stral ~,
RUSS sta. I Eng land ,serbia and
Belgium reS said aa sEng gliisshi odactals
sat .onauht In i bsol,ite accord as,
lslQSre prIsal On Germany,
/ EAustrla 81 tldliatiis for
sts ne: ~,
i SAdinaira Ad iehhll,.,S commander &
G$the xsa lInans asad ddeat, hass been
from post SSaand sent from
y SllE ,s 81 a;ss sPrinee s.
CAR l7lil s@ts place:
I dalfs Seopenn;::
rofraap t=isrepott:
Berlin Il Il ia;s i,e aGefm,,ansg asu-
sslttSzS Rast i anaP Poland dur;
t,s 8 est tllIpl ated
ousana ~, ~,
epssIIXs IS lslltns from
that. a Rus;
east q
has,
Warren sheaf., 1915-03-03
.Ml!,|sxic RsViioH"..s:,

SIX! .:tz2! H!H ~ u ~ ffHjEJy4 |
:sss's" ',had91fai. =. n+a>ol 'b>7aYf asH1 .!
Ms*iedn ,R',sYol'N..,,s:. .,:.. "as ..,i:s " ''' =
~ Two .,cAmertcan.t. aeroplanee sipilots
dropped bombs onn public1 and private
buildings of Monterey, Mexico.,saysia'
Garransa dispatchreceiyed in Los kng
:geless y They were pperatingnin coh~
sjp nction nw fth, liable aGonzalesj IA Car
ra11za general, who was attacking the
lagarrtson;s1nTf Tf6esicapt ToEsNa aexe
Leon; :s}5 ro+~
! 9Tev
vas adYlsea eni cia ss1astAe !per-E
tionS aasssslnissseIa sDoo ,o4o>
pesos lsyadsby General (which
apphes ti ST ID s. i'oala h Ne re-
:Essnkad ssE.s ss2:$..**.'s T. 2'a SIS r,.7
sltineton. {; ,d3
annual satisfy Of ts7, 500 q Maa M|ch atr astti:'
Y.I1nlanof the executive: committees of tie
sRdcks1sland rafsroad 4, same amount for
serving as sehairnansor the executivs
5co ommittee. offs@ frisco system ands "a
arantaetaof $500. e.Qep I'D ditIona |coho
stiTnted the seomp penlsslh 11edged to
Loree whe11ss he lett the presi:
dencYof the p: &'f1to= 11oln .ths R$a!'
forcs 81 "a Asked e rssisn n panisl E 4 e.
Island bonds. 1oree: testified to this
effectsat ashing gton at the he sintsrs tata
coni1lenu9 com mi lssfunsR 1nye1takation
OF tnsshpck = lslsqas1 q eeqt ns @ nalrs
duri1gthe Rs1dl AedasMo g ffad '1sss' control
''e711'|Z - /, .','.
PeY fer tRs. ,est tlssh1ps fvss ~ g.
lar larss gem 81 pmaI,nes; l. snq rs. y !,
e0asas.eRss IS 81, asVat 81
7Ve;hS Wa.a,aston aI ~
Of j11'1'''l e 8 q: -:
sSnRes<
A.ss !.s!s lsg sttpt the
|ne sasss,, ,a',' the
4 NasKE
tas azsaeaatf.aes pas sSassReet1nk tines
e6st u mill,6Ak q a6ilaH ad Eslaboraasss'
p'est. aemnst't'on ns9o,'S .ea
's4ns R3:3s *;s:' ;;3! 3! ;;: TO-
Warren sheaf., 1915-03-03

Freddie welsh, olightwefght cham:
'pfon; gave 'Oharlie White one s.of the
niftiest: combination boxing ana Adane5;
ling lessons at Mflwatkee, wis, the
champion ''sver. 1aliandeds his Il rival:
ECharlie won two rounds the ninth
and Il fnth:4+nby' d: shade, two #ere ever.
and Treddfie agal l16ped 10 the front An
SIKH .agiF *lh ~ II 70 SnittSg o7'
Warren sheaf., 1915-03-03

,,sessyyeaF sesyeFqeE ;, ese9sxs M NJ .c,lsr4kk q u low.
& sStenesa the mqSlet qS law repeal bill
R4Ys R4assssSdd BY ths hlt,u u1oWa ya legislature. The
btn 45brs rSsf1ectiYe t g|1N Janpary next and re
IT fuHnnas Ha 5, rs state lt to statutory prohibi
' ,bobaY@at g. S'iats1o~
ysciiT tAriir t!n .eqsH:it sa1 3it: -,
10 }Jsl T}hel Hi2'nman i'1! house house 9pe ct the the Old
,S4t12 ct 06 tRe dso{XsntoWp hotels hy9Plte and 'fos
many years headquarteEsIs I'M INeW
y Yprku Hkut feTa a dR3emggEatte pelltlfelaRaI hsA
sss been no sod 7t9 eonsstgpettan cempany.
sE3S 9EhS pEEieS pExs y ,Nat aNata to have been more
T8th $4,000, 900, I aG5:
Warren sheaf., 1915-03-03
u 1m.o.-..E.T1 ,MfQ 'TE &"7o'
,.TefSOnQk,cn .ru.! Z .rc1.n.

*"<Mi Mths May xs:":Arlsn 7wsbb, eighty y
seven. frsst'pir1e first ppir1esidentE and orgsaaniker OF
the W. c T. u, died innass,a IL Savannah, Hiinih Ca
She was born III sEohdohI, 'but spent.
the greater part of he;r ME here. She
has Been the only HfohorafrXy afy ppfaasident.
t-,:..: ~, .iG !Atit .ty Z - -
Warren sheaf., 1915-03-03

Pmdi1 tor two lb1at flesh1ps, I'VE
large ssa goin binar mn ines Ind ZIG
coasta aefenses AZ lbInar riness q thes naval
apptnpl an l the senate at
Washnst tthS ttotall spl1 ations
of ah0Uts3162, ,,000. 600. 4 Xss $$ssssssSs, "fa7
Warren sheaf., 1915-03-03

aNsdIffnt20}FT ydQ b87:5sS5si oT5 Il sa1-5 -
a5o5 u .;:17muao1s s{t Of lo:.1. ,t''
irhe second dgfn2d*y's week ksfe sof eer4hanys i4 aub Is
marine eamptaaitg1n1' opened With the loss
16ostW 81 ttW!8 m2oItte Britissh ships. Tie steam;
,@fg Wfste&rn CSayt AID l De|plftelrrd De|l + y we're
,sphkn 6& thes EhgtisR; eoaat either BY
mines Or torpedoea. Previously ten
Yessels, seven of them! British, had
ftS r SeS - Ine UVtI ps,sNnsH ~.
Warren sheaf., 1915-03-03

!. En.dia Peterson. twenty-five years
ola, domestic, 'embioy| y|esd by fJohp boo.
ling. wealthy retired grocer, found
~ M!tth 1 bead crushed On sttset in Aas
Frora, T11:,, &C hight BY ynftE Two }gif{s,. Died
at hospital. niJoGhfaM Ma asodan' asodan,', aged Sixty,
'h@ldA az suspect" fhis'iia XGpHorsn
third murder mystery tw&e elna
months.h .hN" yawa 'h'o1s' nns7nN us
"j sns' noi'nars' :rts s''i .nol' NN'
m'f s|spsty 5hs ysaF3H5F9nf fsiSa isaz' 's,.s
tyre ,killed the woman ,sunrage bill
&n3'sh xsa psss:ab ey' the 10 house: u ~ 70 70
Warren sheaf., 1915-03-03
Domestic,

GlGs >:aa.s h1s!1r Dut ey3 a'nr:m '@1
: sIn!<% triple execution IN Sing Sing
,2EisoenIk. q at: >0ssintng; sN:oY.; three slay.
Asssss Assss ef,Wonep4 were iput to death u the
seel6setgiia o. CHAIR The three men, who
paid the penalty for murder were Rob.
r eEt1 EEKtEaalnlees KtEaalnlees 9searo Vogt and sWineenzo
sEampaleM. :;1zat;2 b.s e.>r.,I,,IE
Warren sheaf., 1915-03-03
i Gn1x1fi3.;In,,r1 ]""T4" n''m s"Gne
iaGE/$SA, ,S2YS6a-kMrt q a...N sh1rM :!t:inl

'>Willard has broken training at Ell
9Pas0, vnex.j and; ,goneaTon! a. hunting
trip, with Tex O'Rourke iNthet Mexican
mountains: II lack Curley. has, left for
HaVana obytn nwFayg Of New Orleans to
confer with Jacko Johnson about the
flight date in Juarez:y Bout..may not be
held. s,iNJp 81 .y!iMHsGNyk E...EiiNst
Warren sheaf., 1915-03-03

sAGiaAAAI SA1ith1 tAi - .A&A1;2t'tSLibS I!!| 81
lu2 John John d. heeketel eller, teatiAed mt NeM
York by deposition in an, effort Eltp
AN AVOID pas.yyttnng pasyyttnng 2 personal property tax
sf sef yi ST 1Po, ,7oo gleyied t upon, fbimi by tha
gGllsYelanpdq and land tax authorities, ;Rocke||
feller testified sti ed he was not, a resident
.of. Qhfio, Qlhfio, and, consequently, could not
be taxed, 7.s,r4so ~pe9
5s,E1 noissniovIlssei AxIi5 II sass; a..;2
7q;iTFhhe gecen1t strike ati the mines OF
the Colorado Fuel and Iron eompahy
5Gosst 1fh9f company, 70 directly. and indi''
rectly approximately Isl $50 900: fPresi.
dent Jesse F. Welborn estimate d '1iH
yttahtSmsent sgH s:H tsssqse at N{e9x S{9ET York.
1ay syS$ts$ 4 s. + s. {Ehs t MINI y.st.
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Warren sheaf., 1915-03-03

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wasz adYlssd ctall n
tion. of ss II tax V.DOo, G
pesos Isyedsby GsnsEs 21(hrlig 6li eonE nEwhi
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Warren sheaf., 1915-03-03

H01;e1gn znc;>sno2nn ~nuo 'aE
'on'Drtt1nct IMPROVEMENT liz thsyy out.
Took for adjustneit of tiie 'diffsrences
betwseh" China and 'Japaif vas dis.
cl6issd at Pekins:' . The c6hfersuces
between representatives of the two
nations apbarsntly1 We're pf6gressing
toward a 'compromise: e:S'4 sH" ''i ~
!" nro17 '''' ,'IAS'; 3dI'SH % ,sri9Hn -.
FSarH'h hundredr mnsgmnbee1r:ss5 ngn e1:s5''tofi 81 |ths>
mat;ilnous d /: indian regiment' witch re-
VOTED at, Singapore hays bean Kxtlled;;
;, IS we'll as 4 ssysn GerIlnan Germ prisoners,
from the detention e camp vi wheo! jooin ned
t9s Saet natiyes y* when / offered rsr theiF i
be1sp"1r 1i'.n'.i .t>trIl @E*Y:tn '''''
=" Six oAceBrrss, Is Soldiers idi and 1 1a c1v1r3
tans ii3i:, ,weFg $ killed ara + =, eight, Soldiers
were Wounded when hen ztti3s5 troops Of the,
Brit:ish' f9it: i ! Firth :lfght infantry regiment
stationed at Singapore, India. riioted be.
cause OF ADMINISTRATION over 81 &li BRO mo-:
, ttons: - LLandinng g PARTIES, from British
and allied, warships restored Older.
Warren sheaf., 1915-03-03

~ Two .,cAmertcan.fu aerop1ane 4spilots
dropped bombs on, publicf and private
buildings of Monterey, Mexico.,saysria
,Carransa dispatch neceiyed in Los kns
E:geless :, They were operatinguin coh-.
s5p nctfon with Pablo aGongalesj "a Car
ranza general, who was attacking tho,
Villa garrison: IN ffle; piiffaf of71N Npexe
Leon s,n4.
Warren sheaf., 1915-03-03

passed ths house>Wednssday, was
sent foothe sehate the folio~1sE day
fot oncdfreneeA Of atf1endme1ts faAds e i
tcY the bili and Oh Monday was ~
livered to Governor Hammond for his
sisnatnre: 4 The state will bow, have
Z 7aVchance to see .what county option
really is snd what it really WILL 90 IN
-adxaneameut of .temperance.--.x
Warren sheaf., 1915-03-03

Three hundred and .sersnty,sessas
million four Hundred thousand dollars
worth, tof breadstuffs and, meat were
sent abroad during ,thse seven tmnoneKs
SsPpdlpls, witthp 1sshn9aTy, 1ays dePattm
Of commerce u W wa sWVSaFshlthhas l3haseH H. cone y
pared, With the, same seYen ,month&1 14s
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Arizona republican., 1915-02-08
FATE OF BILL UNCERTAIN
Only Twenty One Working Days Left
 for Work of Congress
rAssocI~rED PRESS pIspArcu1

WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.-The fate of the government ship purchase bill which is obstructing the progress of the senate is still uncertain with twen- ty-one working days remaining in the life of the sixtythird congress. The president and administration leaders must decide whether the fight for it will continue until passed or congress adjourns on March 4, because republi- cans and inSurgent democrats say they are prepared to talk indefinitely.
 The present situation centers on the pending motion of Senator Clarke. an opponent to the bill, to recommit with out instructions. Administration forces expect to lose this fight forty seven to forty eight. If this happens Monday or Tuesday they plan a motion by Sen ator Gore to discharge the commerce committee from consideration of Gore's amended ship bill similar to the origin al. This motion being debatab!e will operate to force the republicans to con- tinue the fight on it. The administra ton is confident it can carry this mo ton which will bring the bill to the senate, but the republicans are on the defensive
Arizona republican., 1915-02-08
PHOENIX TUCSON ROAD
 REPORTED IN BULLETIN
State Engineering Department Issues Statement of Interest to Motor.
 ists on Route to Old Pueblo

Road conditions between Phoenix and Tucson. and directions to motor ists are set forth in a bulletin issued last evening by State Engineer Lamar Cobb on advice from w. B. Twitchell, assistant in field work. who has just arrived in the Pima county capital after trip overland.
 From Florence to Olesen's ranch says the bulletin. the road is very bad. Olesens to Oracle road, 30 miles fair. Oracle road to Tucson, bad Water in Canado de Orc. and RillitO Team at house west of Canado de Orc crossing. Turn east for one mile al RillitO crossing. get team at Langford ranch. All other washes dry. Sand bad but can be pulled without assist ance"
 The Phoenix Florence state highway | is in fair condition. and while there are one or two washed places, these
 can be pulled through without trouble
Arizona republican., 1915-02-08
.B0RDERLANO
 ONLY ROUTE
 THAT'S OPEN
Transcontinental Roads will be Much Used This Year on Account of Exposi- tiOns; Shows Still Heavy in North
Special to The Republican,

Especial to The Republican,
 SAN DIEGO, Cal, Feb 7-Although the great influx is not expected until warmer weather opens up the roads throughout the east and middle west, hundreds of automobile parties already have made the transcontinental trip over the Southern National Highway to the San Diego exposition: and before the end of 1915, it is believed that total of 25,O00 automobiles will cross the continent with visitors to the two California eXpositions. One large party of tourists already is being organized by J. J. Cole, president of the Cole Mo tor Car company, and several others are being planned by automobile own CTS in all parts of the country
 Of the four recognized transcontinen- tai routes only one. that through the southwest is in satisfactory condition during the winter months. The others, | the northern trail from Chicago I through St. Paul to Seattle. the Over l land trail over the Lincoln National | Highway from Chicago through omaha. | Cheyenne and ogden to San Francisco, and the Midland trail from Chicago ! through Denver and Salt Lake to Los Angeles, are buried under heavy falls 1 Of Snow. For this reason, almost all the automobile parties so far have fol- | lowed the southern route along the border through Phoenix and into San Diego. After visiting the San Diego exposition, they will go northward through Southern California to Los An geles and then on to San Francisco to attend the opening of the exposition in 1 that city on February 20.
 When the other three trails open for
 travel in the course of the next few
 months, the great influx of automobile
 parties will begin with streams of mo-
 tor cars making their way to the Pa
 ciflc over all four highways.
 Last year the three Pacific coas
 states expended huge sums in putting
 finishing touches to their elaborate
 system of state highways; and as a re.
 suit. the roads are in first class condi.
 ton. States, counties, and towns alons
 the four main transcontinental high
 ways also have worked faithfully {, get the various routes into the bes
 possible shape.