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Arizona republican., 1916-02-04

Who won the fight, Haywood?
 Oh, Ceasar knocked out Washington in the 10th round, "curses."
 Seniors toot your horn you're near a curve. Don't try to come back next year and make us believe you are r. G's.
 President Hart of the junior class announced last evening that the books arrived yesterday for "The Private Secretary" Miss Scott would like to meet in her room this evening the following students: Ida Mae Golze, Bertha Hughes, Angella Marshall, Tom Stewart, Burtis Doris, Louis Hart Richard Ullman Ema Irion, Lewis IT, vine and Donald Hultz
 We hear that Miss Garnett is using the automobile system. Her philoso- phy is that the Cadallics are self start CTS in life and the Fords have to be i started by a crank. Get on Your Mark, Set-Go! Both knelt on the tape Neither tried to back out or escape, i The race that was jest ! But Geary did his best. Alas! The manager gallanuy won his race,
 1 With honor and with grace i And that's why I happily sigh These are the great men we have iii l Phoenix High. (Contributed)- d)-IIart IT 1 Well, fellows: Don't forget to take : your books home tonight and throw
 them on the shelf. Because you will have to look for them Monday morn
Arizona republican., 1916-02-04

Tho baseball fans of this city al- ready are figuring with what chances of success Manager Hary Wolverton will meet Tn filling the yaWning va cancies which occur at first base. shortstop and catcher on the San Francisco team of the Pacific Coast league. These positions were filled last season respectively hy Harry Heilman, Roy Corhan and Walter schmidt ali rated as stars, which is evidenced by the fact that they have been taken over Dy major leaguers
 There is an unmistakable feeling that any trio that Wolverton slgns pp will fal short of the playing abil- iy of the combination of players he fas lost and there is considerable misgiVing on the part of those who are anxious to repeat last years pen Lant winning. Even with these three players. the Seals mad all they could do during the last few weeks of the 1915 season tc keep the Salt Lakers from anneXing the honors, and any tendency for weakening rather than strengthening the team appears du- bious fer a repetition of last years SUccoSS
Arizona republican., 1916-02-04
" SPORTS V
WILLARD AND MORAN HAV[ AGREED
 AT LAST T0 F|CHT TIN HOUNDS

of $666.61 a minute as he will receive S2o.0G0 from the promoters These sums constitute the largest purse ever offered for a ten round contest
Arizona republican., 1916-02-04

Heavy Contestants Come to Terms at Last, and Will Fight for Biggest Purse Ever Offered for a Like Bout
Arizona republican., 1916-02-04

give up their present occupations fo,' something approved hy the athleti. powers that be-
 Would the proprietor of house selling golf goods, now unknown to fame, who hy improving his game and who, some fine day found him self 2 national champion, have to give ur his store and go into some other line of business in order to defend the title he acquired as an unknown vendor of sporting goods? While there is a saving clause which eX- cepts the man who is not using his athletic supremacy to forward his business. vet it is claimed that the Way is opened for discrimination anI an uncertain application of the rule which will lead to all kinds of trou- hle and examinations.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-04

Seniors toot your horn you're near a curve. Don't try to come back next year and make us believe you are r. G's
Arizona republican., 1916-02-04

Who won the fight, Haywood?
 Oh, CeaSar knocked out Washington in the 10th round, "curses."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
SOLDIERS MUT|NY WHEN
PAY DAY IS DELAYED
Ten Members of Engineer Corps Re.
fuse to Fall Into Ranks
for Drill.
SEND ALI TO GuAKDnousE
VIII BE Examined Before Summary
Court-Dciay In Pay Not Due to
Local Oficials-Conpany Officers
Decline to Discuss Arrests.

Mutiny broke out in Camp Stuart
carly yesterday morning. caused by :he
tardincSs OF pay day. and as a result
ten members Of the engineering com
pany spent last night in the guard
Funds have been scarce among tho
engineers for some time. IL ~ said.
Their share OF tho money last pay day
was small, owing TO their having been
mustered into the Federal service only
Il few days before tho end OF July.
For the time they were in camp be-
fore they were pat on the Federal pay
roll and II - understood that thcy
have not Yet received any rcmuncra-
ton. Pay for tho tircsomc and Bills
tering month Of August being several
days overdue, the men grew rcs,!vc.
Inspired perhaps by the success OF
the recent railroad strike. some OF he
soldiers refused to fall into ranks for
drill at 1880 o'clock Yesterday morn
Ing. Ten OF them gathered in a tent.
presumably 10 wait for their money
before doing moro work officers OF
tn" company promptly accepted tn"
challenge. and had them escorted to
tn" guardhousc accompanied by "a
squad OF faithful mon With haycncts
fixed a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
MRS. POWELL TELLS HOW
HUSBAND TREATED HER
oh Her Testimony in Police Court,
Eaton Powell l. Held on
PandcrinS Charge.
SAYS HE WAS DRUNK At TIME
husband Fails to Remember Incl
dents Described by Witnesses.
Counsel Pleads for Clcmcncy on
account Ut His Family.

Mrs. Eaton Powell turned tired face
toward Justice GriGgS through six
hours OF grillnr preliminary hear
ing in Police Court Yesterday. during
winch sufficient evidence WAS cducc,l
by Attorneys George Paul and w. d.
Miller. Representing. the Commonwealth,
TO cause the cour, To send her hus-
band on to :he grand jury Powell is
charged with paudrrnc. and was al
lowed bail at $I.oOO.
Mrs. Powell is the mother Of two
children. f'ran neatly dressed and
showing signs OF refinement. She sat
silently during the @reater part of the
nearing. Her face showed pain at
times. her eyes sauk AS. bit Icy bit. the
evidence against her husband was,
brought out !iui each time they were
raised. the same tired look lay within
them, and every move She made show
ed that she was Just tired.
Policemen Sweet ;ud l.umpkin enter
cd the house occupied Ivy the Powells
several nights aEc. What they found
caused TIL" officers /" believe that the
house was a ,lisordrrly one. They be-
gan To question Mrs Powell and l. II.
Comstock. who was there at the time.
Testimony Of the alleged indignitics
which Mrs Powell had suffered at the
hands "f h-r husband. educcd ycstcr-
day WAS almost unbelievable. she told
OF the friends h. had brought home
with him and Of tho constant fear in
~ i,h -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
GENERAL PROSPERITY
BETTER DISTRIBUTED
Trade Letter of American Innk Says
orders Now B"okcd Insure Against
Amy Notable business Slackrninr.


Although business totals in few
lines nave declined In the past month
our general prosperity has become bet
,ef ais'iinu'%d. ana now includes a
create" number al important cent.rs
man at any previous time" says the
american .eI. Nn,i"nal hank in it's general
1or"cas' for " month Of scprember
~ smaller whea, crop. the letter
states, mas not seemed 10 ane", COM
i.ttc'"1 a.t'Vl's adversely. The do
l"hSes "hicn nave "ce"rred being
,"aGi!,., o' .i,I.'Noc OF the gradual
o'" l''n' "hi'h mas been going Oh
''I 'hc past lee" months
J.Nports Of merchandise. during th.
month of July nearly doubled mos.
-"i INC same month Of last year. while
;he imports increased from sl5s.ouu.-
VoC TO $2iG,oooo0o while merc hant
shipping from ihis country made "a new
l'Ih record during the fiscal year ,,id-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
SPEAKS TO ADVERTISERS
Professor -. u. Anderson NnL, a.
dress on Negotiable Idea. In
.sdNcrtisInp

Professor ID. X. Anderson. executive
secretary of the Civic Association,
speaking TO the Richmond Advertisers
Club yesterday afternoon on Tho ~.
Eotiable Ideas I'm Advertising" said
'hi.t advertising to-day was only suc.
c"ASinI whcre the article advertised DC
served the confidence OF the pubji..
when only the truth about i, was told.
ana when its merits were presented in
clear and concise English.
Inc advertisers are the torchhcarcrs
OF truth II they are true to their en-.
blein, he said. They stand against
fraud. misrepresentation. deception.
trlcNerN ana many other ways in which
swindlcrs steal the money OF both the
ilch ana the poor. Dr. Anderson said
thai unless he had misrcprcscutcl Tie
SPIRIT al the advertisers present n,
inc luncheon yesterday. they stood for
everything that made for better chi.
z"hship. and that in this direction ne
had had considerable experience in for
wardinc common ideas of commute.
good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
Will III: E:NHNINED
nE:E'uRI. 81 MMtRS (Ot-NT

Tho examination before the summary
court at Camp stuart is expected to
tax" place shortIy. Mutiuy Is one OF
IN" most serious omcuscs recognized
IN m" articles of war Til" charge
may he rhrased in milder terms. how
eyer. in order 20 save the offenders
from an extreme pcualty Thc cir
cumstanCcs viii undoubtedly be con
sidered in eXtenuatinr the conduct OF
tho soldiers.
soldiers of tho engineering company
have been hard at work FOR the past
ton DAYS in moving the mess shelters
from tho Fair Grounds into Sherwood
Park. Although other organizations
have had q hand In tho work. the on
.in.crs. from tho nature ~ their du-
tics hay" taken leading part I'm
tn" task Added to this was tho short
age OF money and tho d"lay in rcceiv-
nr pay, The accumulation of ills
proved too severe for tho patience Of
the young soldiers.
ray day has been delayed through
no fault of the state military officials.
Funds for the troops have not been
available from the Federal headTuar
tors. Major Charles r. consolvo. paw
master OF Virginia militia, is in camp
stuart at present. and tho money may
be distributed to-day
Officers Of tho Engineer Corps last
night declined TO comment on the mat
ter or TO make any statement for pub
lica,iou.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
POWELL SAYS iIE MAS DRUNK
AND DOES NOT RI;NIEMHI.t,

Powell. represented by Attorney Ed =
gar T. English; testified that he had
FALLEN i'm tho habit OF getting .'bcastlv
drunk frequently aud that when in
that condition "did not know what he
was DOING. Iio could remember none
of the details as rccitcd by Mrs. Powell,
Comstock ana nther witnesses ns to
occurrences at his home.
Attorneys Paul and Miller were sue
ceSsfui M having tho testimony Of scv-
contcutcd themselves in allowing the
plain statements OF their witnesses stand
before tho court without cmbcllish-
m"nt. Their cas-. was submitted with
out the opening argument. aud MIR
Miller closed by calling attention brief
u ~ but on" clause Of the pandcrjnC
law
Attorney English made an impas-
stoned address To tho court. ~" arCt,-
ed that The charges had not been
proved aud that his client should be
dismissed lie Appealed for clcmcncy
on behalf az rowcll's mother. who was
in court. ard his relatives He attack
Cd the character OF Mrs Powell in his
address. Iustic" Grigrs. without host
ia'inu. announced that h" would send
Tia" cas-" on y" tho grand irrv
This is TIA" FIRST pandcriur case to
Z" 10 Hastings Court jury here in
som" time I'm many respects the ease
is different from any with which tho
local police have had TO deal i'm some
time TIL" testimony brought out y"s-
tcr'lay WIS such rs could not lie print
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
HAS RE;EN ENGAGED
~ FRUIT RAISING:

Mr.. Monma was born in Rock bridr .
County. Va, twcnty-scvcu years ago.
He was educated 1T tho Grccnhricr
Ircshy teri"l school ana ~ Washing
ton and Ice University since COM
plotting his education, he has been &C.
lively engaged in general farming in
Alleghany County. specializing in tho
fruit industry. Here he has handled
large commercial crops % apples in
every stage from tho INantinr of the
trees to the marketing OF THO fruit,
The act Of the Legislature. creating
the bureau, carried an appropriation
Of $4,000 year for tn" couduc, Of
the Office aud tn" paymeu; Of tn. airec-
tors salary Of 900 In addition 10 this,
the United States government has made
a large appropriation for extension of
the work, ana has agreed to cu-oror-
ate in every way possible Mi Moo
NAV Will appoint his own office force.
The object Of the bureau is to equal
iZc in any way II can all abnormal
market conditions when they occur
and to render such assistance TO pro-
duccr and consumer as viii enable
them to sell and 10 purchase aEricul-
tural products at fair and rcasuna bile
! prices. 1t will direct its efforts. too
| to encctine better understanding
between shipper and carrier. which
| the department believes, must prosper
| or fail together.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
r.. Attend wn,.ruu,. Meet.

Richmond's delegation to tho annual
convention of tho Atlantic Deeper
Waterways Association. which will be
held next week in Philadelphia will
leave ON Monday. II viii include
Mayor Ainslic: William II Adams.
president OF the BOARD Of Aldermen;
K Lee Peters. president of the Com :
mon Council. ana members OF the
council Committee on Dock. River apd
i!hrbor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
Extend chnmhcrlnyne Avenue.

city Attorney Pollard will apply TO
the Hastings Court. when IL opens for
the October term. for the continent
Of condemnation commissioners 10 fix
the value Of property needed lay the
city to extend Chambcrlaync Avenue
southwark across Shockoc Creek to
Goddin street The city Attorney has
served notices TO this effect upon prop
erty owners who arc affected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
che.npcako md ohio uo

''hil"ay operating revenues Of the
'h':hp"hk" and Ohio Railway for the
month OF July aggregated s3,a72l53 AZ,
compared with $3.6i2.5i7 for the same
month OF last year showing an in
crease 81 pcr cont, according 10
heurcs made public Yesterday at tho
general Offices. Expenses for the
month amounted To S2.,Sa.347. gaining
per cent over last wear. while tho
h"t income OF the road was s7l3.S43.
increasing 81 per cont
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
sunday school A..oe.,,,on - u,

Tn" Christian sunday school .Associa-
non Of Richmond and vicinity viii hold
rs himonthlv meeting at s o'clock this
evening In 'he Third Christian Church.
Iw"nty-hfth and Marshall streets y
"urtic" Scott VIII lecture on "Th.
Graded school aud Its Euuipmcnt
sunday school officers. teachers ana
adult scholars arc invited To be pres.
cu'. and TO bring notebooks and pen
ellis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
,,,.,or,,,u =, ,ico.r.ou Hotel.

Row CLARENCE f.dwnrd Macaftn"N, u
d. pastor Of the Arch street l'rcsny-
terrain Church, OF rhiladclphia VINO mas
been for some Time Ia til" S"uth max
inp historical Investigations III con
ncctlrn with the war Be'w"cn 'h'
states. is stopping ~ the J"h ,rso'
Uot.l on mis- wny back to philadelphia"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
BY lII:.ND OF FEDERAL RIRENI-

lie enters upon his new work highly
recommended by Charles j. Brand. chief
Of the ofic" OF markets, in tho United
states Department. of Agriculture a,
Washington. In reply IL y j. McMIath.
of NcComac. Of the Easter! shore If
Virginia Produce ENchaugr and Z,
member OF tho special committee
which recommended his election as di-
rector MI Brand has this TO say:
MIR. Noomaw leads the list OF "a ccr-
tifCation made 10 this Office by the
Civil Service Commission. lie having
taken an examination for a position
in this Office. IN considering Mr. Moo
maw's qualifications. We arc OF the
opinion that he would admirably an
swcr tho purposes for which a market
spccialis, is desired in Virginia. and
We therefore. recommend to you that
he toe appointed to this position.
Mr. Moomaw is entirely satisfac-
tory to this office. and If agreeable 10
your committee. we shall rcpucs, tho
civil Service Commission to appoint
Mr. Moonaw. thereby giving him a
civil service status. and arrangement q
can then hc mad" for outlining the
work to he carried ON this year and
Tn" amount which this office can APP
.fa,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
RICHMOND HtS Ill SALOONS, MD
PAID STATL SI.i..ns I.AS.r YEAR

In Richmond there arc III saloons
ana thirty-nine other places which arc
permitted 10 handle liquor IN one way
or another Revenue arising from
these licenses for the six months from
May To o"tober 81 amounts 10 S55.O5l
Last year that for tn. whole year
totaled $123.2?S
Dealers throughout THO state have
been preparinG for closing for several
weeks Urgent prerarcdnoss appeals
are conspicuous i'm every "a Don The
man VINO takes his daily cyeopcner
and his nightly sleep protucc- has
been warscd Of Tho dry times ahead.
Many dealers have completed arrange
ments for removing their business to
other territory still others arc ready
To embark upon un,rled business ven
lures.
Virginia has for many .es.ry been
gradually turning her head toward the
dry era. Town after town ard county
after county have. under tho pro,is;n
OF local option acts. been Swunc into
the dry column. Practically al Munor
sold in the state is now handled - mo
conccsted "enters "f populal .ou Few
CITIZENS Of outlying cnuutic. w,Il ba
obliged 10 change their mode Of liv
ing EXCEPT on periodical visits to the
city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
PROHIBITION LAW WILL
AFFECT $50 DEALERS
State Licenses Issued In Ten Cities
and Seventeen Counties in
Various Glasses.
HAVE PAID TAX OF sos ,25a. o2
Richmond Has 141 Saloons and
Thirty-Nine Other Places Where
Liquor Is SOld-L0cal Dealers
Pay Tax Of S123,29S Last Year.

Six hundred and nifty liquor dealers
in Virginia, $50 of whom are located
IN Richmond. will close their doors
tifty-threc days after to-day, when the
Mapp prohibition act, prohibiting the
sale of ardent spirits in the state, cX-
cept by bonded drug stores. and throw
linz stringent restrictions around it's
shipment. goes into effect.
Licenses for the conduct of these
businesses from May to October 81
this year nettcd the State revenues
amounting to Il total of Sla5.253.
These figures show Il decided dccrcas Sc
from those of the corresponding
period Of last year. when prospective
dealers had more cncourag cnent for
the future Many dealers who had
handled liquor in one way or'anothcr
failed i'll May to renew their right to
the privilege.
out Of the $50 licenses granted by
the state, 40" of them entitled tho
grantee 10 sell liquor over the countcr
as a retailer: there were eighty which
combined the privileges OF rctailir:.
ana shippine; eleven of Thorn We're
issued to wholesalers: nius 20 manu-
facturcrS and diStillcrs Of whisky. If
teen 10 make brandy. eight {" whole
sale dealers in malt liquors only,
twenty-onc to social clubs. four to
feciifiers, five to hotels ~ resorts nav
Ing natural spring or large body
or salt water and five 10 manufacturers
q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
COT MITES IN WHICH
STATE HAS ISSIED LICENSES

Liquor is handled In the counties as
follows:
Alexandria county, one manufactures
Of malt liquor
iia,h, three retain dealers
bedford. on" whisky and one brandy
dtsrilIery
Eliaabe,h CHS, thirty four recall
dealers
Franklin. one retailer and shipper
and one brandy distiilcry
Grecnesvillc. Three retailers and ship
lcIs
Halifax. two whisky dis,illcries and
one Of brandy
ficurico, one social club.
Henry. ono whisky distiliery
Madison, eight brandy distiiieries
Norf"lli, twelve retail dealers
Iatrick three brandy distiileti-s.
I'ittsylvania. on" whisky distiiIery.
Princess Anne" I'VE hotels al resorts
I having natural spring or large
body uf salt water.
HocEinpha,n nve retailers and ship
pcrs
Warwick, four retailers.
Wcstmorclaud, SIX retail dealers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-08
LIST nF CITIES NOW
SELLING LIolor,s

Liquor Is now haudlcd IN virgins,
cities. rs follows:
N'Naudria, thirty-four retail dealers,
hNe retailers and shippers. on whole
sal" dealer. and one manufa cturcr of
malt liquor
Bristol. four retail dealers. nine re-
tAilers ana shippers. one wholcsal.
d"al"r. two whisky manufacturers or
diStlilcrics. two wholesale dealers in
malt liquor. and on" social club
charlottesville, one manufactorv or.
distii!ery OF brandy
l.ynchhur" twelve retail dealers. nine
retailers and Shippers, one wholesale
dealer in malt liquor, ana ono social
club
Newport News. forty retail dealers
and three retailers and shippers
Norfolk, loo retail dealers. i've re-
tailers and shippers. three Wholesalers.
four wholcsal" dealers III malt liquor.
and three social clubs
Petersburg. twenty eight retail deal
"rs, twelve retailers and shippers. and
on. social club
Portsmouth for,,-siX retail leaders
nv" retailers and shippers. ANA one
social club
Richmond. la retail dealers. seven
teen retailers ana shippers, six whole
salcrs, ten social clubs, four rectilicrs.
md TWO manufacturers Of malt liquors.
Roanoke. twcu'y eight retaii dealers.
six retailers and shippers. Two whisky
distillcries ono Wholesale dealer in
malt liquors. three social clubs and
! one ma .ufacturcr OF malt iuuor
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-04-07
SOCIAL NEWS
/. + + + + I. 1. !. T. j. !. + :. =. :.

The Lancaster Chapter. U. d. c.,
met yesterday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. X. b. Mackey, on Elm street.
one of the handsomest residences in
Lancaster. After prayer by the pres
ident, roll call and minutes Plans
were made for the. entertainment of
the Ridge District Conference, which
convenes In Lancaster April 10. Mrs.
w. p. Bennett and Mrs. Mary Nc
Dow were elected delegates to this
conference. with Mrs. Ada Hough
and Mrs. j. M. Riddle, as alternates.
The program for Memorial Day was
arranged and it was decided to serve
the annual dinner to the Veterans of
Lancaster county the same day, May
10. Mrs. w. f. Taylor read an in
teresting paper presented to the
chapter by Mr.. l.. G. Payseur. Mrs.
Matte Mackey, of Heath Springs.
was special guest ut this pleasant
meeting. After the business and the
historical program, the hostess serv-
ed elaborate refreshments.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-04-07
AUTO SHOW FOR COLUMBJ,

Columbia, S. c., April 7.--(Spec-
lal)-Organized for the purpose of
educating the public in the relative
merits OF various cars, the first au-
tomobile show to be staged il, South
carolina will be held in Colur7bis
from April 18th to April %, inclu-
sive. The exhibition will be held
at Craven Hall. on Washington St
While the show has been organi-
zed by and will be held under the
auspices Of the Columbia Auto Deal
ers' association. yet 1t is to be open
to the state at large-an exhibition
OF the latest models in automobiles
and automobile accessories. Entries
already have been made by comma :
nies selling the principal models in
this state. and practically the same
exhibits that were on display in the
automobile shows of New York and
Chicago will be shown here.
Carrying out the idea Of the edu-
cative features OF the show. experts
will be on hand to explain the mar
velous development in both automo-
biles and their accessories that own
ers and prospective buyers will be
coenizant with the intricities of au-
tomobile engineering and the rela-
tive merits Of the various makes.
One Of the features Of the auto
1D1n nhi1.. Glynu- will no
OF the South Atlantic League