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Arizona republican., 1916-03-06
GOSSIP CAUSES
 SPLIT IN RANKS
President of Arizona Child ren's Home Association Tries to Dust Rival, but is Forced to Resign by Ad- verse Action
Special to The Republican,

TUCSON, March 5.-The reSigna tion of Mrs. B. F. Daniels, president of the Arizona Children's Home asso- citation, and two members of the di- rectorate, also that of Mrs. Nellie At water, recently appointed superinten- dent of the home, came to members of the association as a bombsheL yesterday.
 At first no reason could be given for the action. It afterWard leaked out, that Mrs. Daniels resignation came as the result of not being able to realize her plan of consolidating the offices of president and superin- tendent. To do so, would have ne cessitated the initiating of a consti- tutional amendment.
 Ms. Daniels stated that T resigned
 because l feel | can best serve the organization by dropping out of of flee" She refused to make another statement.
 Trouble in the organization arose over friction between Mrs. Daniels, president and Mrs. S J. Ebert state
 superintendent. Mrs. Daniels favored an amendment combining the duties of the two offices, which would have the effect of taking away the au- thority of Mrs. Ebert
 When the meeting yesterday re- fused to endorse Mrs. Daniels Tropo- sition. she looked upon the action as opposed to her, and decided to resign. The board of directors chosen about a month ago, but whose election was
 declared illegal, because of the ab- sence of a quorum, was reelected at the meeting They will choose the new officers of the organization in a few days
 That the cost of combining the two
 offices would be too much and that the organization could not afford i,, was
 the reason given Dy the directors, for opposing Mrs. Daniels proposition Mrs Daniels has been an energetic
 and efficient worker in the organi- 2ation since its inception. and has de- voted a good share of her time and
 money to the benefit of the orsani-
 zation. The relations between Mrs
 Daniels and Mrs. Ebert have beer very pleasant up to a few weeks ago when a subordinate caused trouble by peddliEg tales from one to the other. The resignation of the two mem hers of the directorate. Mrs A. Whistler and Mrs. Bertha K. Steever
 came as 2 protest against the oppo- sition of the president.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-06
THE PROPOSAL

What he meant tO say: That he had her look ovelier. That in indefinable manner she always in- spired him do his best.
 That every moment he was a1vay from her he was in a torment of black despair That every moment he with her he in the seventh heaven of bliss.
 That they might have to begin Tn a small way but he knew this could last long. That her family might not understand him now but that only because they ddnt know him. That he knew he could make her happy. That he never thought of any other girl from the moment he first gazed into her eyes. What he did say:
 He can't remember
 Answers London.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-06
LOUISVILLE ID pE:
 DRY 0N SUNDAYS
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

LOUISVILLE, March 5.-Ordcrs looking toward the complete suppress sion of Sunday liquor selling in Louis vile today were given to the police by Chairman Edward T. Tierney of the board of public safety. The licenses of all prOprietors caught doing business tomorrow will be confisCated.
 As q result of alleged tipping last Sunday after the order had gone out to keep the lid on, three licenses today were cancelled. and the number of sa- looms in Louisville was reduced to G5S, a new low mark.
 A few years ago a city ordinance placed the number of saloons to be per mitted at five hundred. At that time one thousand were in existence, and while none was forced out of business no new licenses have been issued. It is claimed that at the present rate of decrease the number permitted by law will be reached in four years.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-06
YOUNG AMERICANS

The two boys untring nothing impaired their energy, and chance of fatigue and eXertion, at any time of the day night, appealed to them eXhiarating piece of good fortune At time when large section of our people, including especially those who claim in a Special sense to be the guardians of cultivation, philanthropy, and re- igion, deliberately make cult of pacifism poltroon cry, sentimentay and neurotc emotionalisrn, it refreshing to the fine healthy manly young fel lows who emphatically neither "too proud to fight nor too proud to work, aud with whom hard work and gentle regard for the rights of others, and the joy of life all went hand in hand
 Theodore Roosevelt in Scribner's Magazine
Arizona republican., 1916-03-06

As reports reach from the authorities in Paris says the New York Globe, that evening gowns end fifteen inches above the floor and perhaps begin equal number of inches below the chin, protests arising in various portions of the country and there is even talk of organizing body of in effort combat the styles which n- spred by Spanish costumes" The height of the average woman is about five feet five say five feet six for good measure. Take off six inches above the chin since that is included in the specifications, would leave only and half feet of her atomy to be clad Such a gown would be mere, though rather broad belt.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-06
STATE DEPARTMENT IGNORANT
IRepublican A. p. Leased Wire1

WASHINGTON. March 5.-State department officials made it clear to- day that they had not been consulted regarding the new bureau of infor- nation through which Great Britain undertakes to inform American eX- po1ters to Scandinavian countries of the liahilit.' of their goods to ieten- ticn a the blockade lines. Until it is ascertained to what extent the new arrangement will affect American commerce with the neutral European countries the department will with hold an opinion
Arizona republican., 1916-03-06
TOLLESON NEWS

The hot tamale supper siven by the Ladies Aid was well attended
 The local plant of the Hassayampa Creamery has been reopened much to the qualification of local dairymen.
 A. l.. Alexander and family are again residents of Tolllson. Mir. Alexander will Lave charge of the creamery plant for the Hassayampa company.
 Mr. J. N Yockey was 2 business visitor to Wickenbure on Wednesday,.
 x. R. Coonev was a business visitor in Phoenix. Wednesday,.
 The village of Tolleson Iresents Q somewhat changed appearance owing
Arizona republican., 1916-03-06
Where the People
 May Have Hearing
Miss Eoehrinqer Not Socialist

Miss Boehringer Not Socialist Editor Arizona Republican,
 Phoenix, Arizona. Dear Sir:
 note that in a recent article in your paper you speak of me as being a socialist. l do not know how this error crept into your paper, and l am sure you will be willing to give the correction the same publicity that you gave the original statement
 l have been twice elected to office on the democratic ticket with a social lst candidate running in opposition each time.
 l have never been identified with the socialist party at any time number among my friends some good socialists as l do some most excellent republicans. but l have never been identified with any party except the democratic party. Tn my last election there was no opposing candidate in the democratic primary. the repubii- cans decided to put up no candidate and the prosressives endorsed my candidacy. The socialists put up a candidate who boiled most of the SO cialist vote.
 ] am enclosing you some material which gives you some definite infor- nation about me. You will note that 1 am familiar with portions of public responsibility and that most of them call for quite as much poise and san ity as place on the board of pardons and paroles.
 l am certain you are fairminded and will be willing to correct the misstate- ment in your recent article.
 Yours truly,
 C. LOUISE BOEHRINGER.
 ---O--- Hire a little salesman at The Re-
Arizona republican., 1916-03-06
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

Notice is hereby given that Mr Wn- helm Hartz is no longer connected with or interested in the business known as the Economic Oil Burner Plumbing Company. the place of business being located at III North Central Ave Phoenix, Arizona. All bills due the Company should be paid to the Com iany. Hartz having no authority to collect said bills, the undersigned being the sole owner thereof
 IT I Al L'\ tNDED
Arizona republican., 1916-03-06
Arrows point to new U. s. possessions
 off Nicaraguan coast.

The United States government has just entered into a treaty with Nicaragua whereby the Great Corn and Little Corn islands shall come under the Jurisdiction of the Ameri- can flag. The United States also gets an important naval base on the Gulf of Fonseca, and it acquires in ?erpetuity exclusive rights to con- Struct an interoceanic canal across Nlcaraguan territory
Arizona republican., 1916-03-06
HORRORS AT HOME

The football tournament between the teams of Harvard and Yale, re- cently held in America, had terrible results It turned into an awful but chery. Of twenty-two participants, seven were so severely injured tha:
Arizona republican., 1916-03-06

Austria and Germany have made complaint from time time that the diplomacy of the United States is hot headed. They need complain; if have permitted heads to become heated now and then, feet have remained cool. So long penmanship constitutes first line of defense the Germanc allies have real grievance.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-06

According to the dispatches, Paris is now con- vinced that the German demonstration in the vicinity of Verdun is not fent. We rather suspected al most from the beginning that it was not. And after five days of the terrific fighting the world has ever almost convinced that the de- signs of the Germans against that stronghold really seriOus.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-06

LONG BEACH, Cal, March 4.-C. D. Rene, manager of the Seaside Water company of this city, sad tonight he had received a letter from his brother, Dr. James A. Rene, reported under sen tence of death at Mazatan. Mex, dated February 23, which contained no hint of impending trouble.
 Alr. Rene was at loss to account for his brothers arrest, and said he was not, to his knowledge, connected with any faction in Mexico. pr. Rene con- ducted a wholesale and retail drug bus mess in Mazatlan, as well as practiced his profession.
 Mrs. Rene and a son are in Mazatlan, and daughter is now visiting friends in central California
Arizona republican., 1916-03-06

to the moving of a number of resi- dence buildings.
 C. L. Williams and wife and Miss Blanche Homer were in Phoenix Sun day evening.
 C. H. KuHselman was visitor in Tolleson district, Monday afternoon
Arizona republican., 1916-03-06
AMERICAN DOCTOR T0
 BE SHOT BY MEX|CANS
I Republican A. p. Leased Wlre1

SUPERIOR Wis, March 5.-Dr ]. A. Rene, formerly a prominet Superior physician, who has been at Mazatlan on the west coast of Mexico for the past three years is to be shot at sunrise March l5 by the Carranza authorities according to a message received here today by Dr. T. A. Adams, formerly d partner of Dr. Rene.
 Dr. Rene went to San Diego from Su- perior and there became connected with one of the Mexican factions. Dr. Ad- ans has retained attorneys who will appeal to the United States authorities in an effort to save Rene
Arizona republican., 1916-03-06

Read the newspapers if you want to live long advises Dr. Stephen Smith of New York, aged 93, speaking from his experience. Of course, Dr. Smiths advice has reference to those newspapers which print patent medicine advertisements.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-06

Our friend Hon. Reese NJ. Ling knows now how it feels to be burnt offering. In the interest of harmony, Mr. Ling dumped into the red hot of the grim MolOch of Cochise. We know of at least democrat who not harmonized thereby.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-06
TUNNELS COUNTY "DRY"
Republican A. p. Leased Wire

Republican A. p. Leased Wire]
 BALLlNGER, Tex, March 5.-Run- nels county voted dry today by a majority of 462 in the largest vote ever cast in the county on one ques- ton. Ballinger has 3,500 population.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-06

Let not him who is homeless pull down the house of another, but let him labor diligently and build one for him self, thus by example assuring that his own shall be safe from violence when. built.
 Abraham Lincoln.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-06
An Unnecessary Risk.

The attempt of the administration forces to con trol the democratic state committee meeting Sat urlay ill- advised from two points of view. In the first place they should have ascertaned their strength before making the attempt It evident before the meeting that they lacked the necessary strength. In the place. while might have improved morale the administration forces, that meeting the place for such contest since, it was pointed out, the committee had together to deliberate the internal affairs of he party but arrange for the part the democrats of Arizona going take in the national convention.
 Under the primary system of nominating can ddates for office. it makes little difference what af firmatve action central committee may take; it affect only the morale and morale does for much under the primary system under the old convention system Altogether the prize sought by the governors friends worth the risk of defeat for defeat is weakening under any system.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-06

That intrepid mariner Josephine Daniels having in hand experts opinion the needs of the aerial force supposed be adequate @ share national defensive preparations cut the experts
 innate arbitrarily $11,0OO000. The of it is that the cut not made with the idea of betterng the experts plans; the made improve the nations aerial preparedness it made the facts Josephus had studied them. The cut made lower the total be expended for preparedness. The secretary of the navy does not to that problem is not how cheaply prepare but how much preparedness is adequate. The notions of Josephus would be logically carried by cutting the whole estimate. While saving why not it all
Arizona republican., 1916-03-06

Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office. A want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-06

II. J. ALEXANDER.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-30
GYPSYING BY PULLMAN.

There has appeared story of gypsy tribe that chartered Pullman in which to make its spring pill grimage from where it where be. No money spared, luxury omitted.
 It's far cry from the eisurey roadside travel old of the prairie schooners of pioneers, to sixty hour modern train with running water dining cars and barber shop.
 It makes wonder whether the Romanies had been nursing war babies ad like the of country felt like blowing in the proceeds in exravagan ostentation Or whether perhaps they had opened ionghdden chests of gold for the occasion When reads the fur ther statement that of the tribe bride made the trip $2OOO automobile which was the husbands we'd ding gift her. the affair distressingly modern And yet-could anything seem more magical. more ev dent of the of fairies geni other superworldy folk than the swiftness of gasoline than the beds which disappear by day open the flourish the black mans wand?
 Fortunately. romance is a of method but of the spirit And long the seasons change and the heart of man longs times for what is not long romance will finger on the earth
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-30
HAVE YOU GOT THAT FrRELocK?

Speaking of defense legislation we have it. Congress may have seemed derect in it's duty in recent months, all the time there preparedness legislation in scope and quality that citi- have little suspected lawyer submits the fol- lowing excerpt fro authorized of the revised stat the States published 1878, with the that this the today and all the law have on the subject" Here is what Uncle Sam de mands
 Every citizen shall after notice of his enrolment be constantly provided with good musket freock of bore sufficient for balls of the eighteenth part of pound a sufficient bayonet and belt two spare flins. and knapsack, pouch with box therein to contain not less than wenyour cartridges suited to the bore of his quantity of powder and ball. with good rifle, knap sack shot pouch and powder horn twenty balls suited the bore of his rifle and quarter of pound of powder and shall appear accoured and provided when out company days exercise only, he may appear without a knapsack."
 Talk about raising million between dawn and dark! This law ought provide from 1500OOO0 20, 100000 in that time. There might be doubt, how to equipment You, MT. Citizen-and you, and you-have you got that good musket freock?" And you perfectly that the 1.-two spare Hints" safely tucked away and the quarter of pound of pow der is in the powder horn and the bullets the poivh?
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-30
REQUESTING PERSONAL TAXES.

Chicago is said to have definitely abandoned trying collect personal amounting less s25 year It has found the of collecting such is than the receipts Many other cities have had the experience although of them still keep up the pre- tense of taxing all personal property accepting such money as easily and ignoring the rest New York has drifted into the practice of assessing the property of citizens known to to be wealthy ignoring the reswhch that the majority of citizens in New York not asked pay personal
 The tendency all the country the same direc- ton It is felt and that at the goods family gathers for the making of home should be empt A time may when no personal posses sons whatever will be taxed except business And go beyond that There is a marked disposi-
 on both in the United States and in Canada to lessen the burdet nof laid realty improvements New Yerk is thinking of changing the taxation laws permit the taxing of buildings lower than land That might lead to general "untaxing of Improvements"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-30
Tuesday Morning, May 30, 1916.
BE THANKFUL,


 This Memorial Day is occasion for gratitude rather than sorrow.
 We have long since paid debt of grief for the vic tins of our great the light of the present world struggle celebration only to make us real ze good compared with the rest of the world the conflicts recall today now little more than historic memories struggle involving the other great powers grim actuaity And the dominant feel ing in every be of gratitude and thus far we have kept from this plague which has taken the flower many nations manhood and hope that we shall continue to escape it.
 All the soldiers whose graves decorate the total roll of fallen in all battles but tithe of those fallen in Europe within two years. The few vet erans who today suggest irresstiby the millions of veterans who will march in such mornful procession hereafter
 What tragic Memorial Days there will be next year year after in Germany, in Austria in Russia, in France Belgium Serbia in Bulgaria. Italy, in Tur key in England Canada Australia and New Zea- land and South Africa,
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-30
THE WOOL FAMINE.

Clothes going up-because wool is going up The sheep ranges of the world have produced enough to clohe the 5OOO0OOO0 of who woen garments And now the million of soldiers in the trnches who must have clothing leaving little for the rest of us It is estimated that armies are now wearing out much wool grown in Australia New Zealand South America and South Africa together as the sheep can it. And where that leaves us may be seen from the fact that don't produce normally more than threeifths of consumption.
 We have been importing great quantities of raw wool but not for keeps We have already abroad nearly 1OO00000O pounds of it in blankets not to mention all the millions of yards of coth sweaters suits of under wear, shirts socks, etc. that have gone to Europe
 It prosperity for our wooLgrowers It mean. thinner and and expensive clothing for mos of It means increase in the use of shoddy- wool used for the second time. even the third or fourth time woven with little wool. And it means that if succeed in getting winters suit without any shoddy in it. will have to pay several dollars more than usual.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-30
THE PICKET.
3 Arizona Republican says:

The Arizona Republican says:
 For the improvement of the appearance of the town it would be good thing dispense with those eyesores which parade up the sidewalks in front of two small restaurants, clad olcoth jackets, bearing the information that those eating places unfair That to the populace for it is interference an intended interference with business that is legiti ad for the conduct of which the propetors of the restaurants have been compelled to license tax en titling them to protection against interference.
 "We think the general attitude of the public toward picketng eloquenty expressed Sulphur Springs cattleman at Bisbee the other day. He emerging from restaurant that was being pcketed. The picket laid his hand upon the of the cattleman and vehem enty reproached him for eating forbidden places The
 ateman extended his fist with vigor toward the jaw of the picket and the latter picked senseess twohirds of the way sthe street The streets o bisbee notoriously narrow.
 T pcketing really helped the of organized labor there might be defense the ground that a fair in But it is than useless proceeding It may be- and generally s damaging to the place pick eted There cowardy, shrinking souls who thereby deterred from entering picket places, but they rendered friendly to cause of organz ed labor The general effect of pcketng is to create agonism against unionism. Men who sympathetic with the objects of unionism-beter and better conditions, lose their sympathies when such objects these pickets are paraded before them
 We will suppose that stranger has come to town in search of location for business home. The picket is warning to him against investment admonton to move The mental effest produced upon him by the picket is similar though little less impressive than the effect produced by riot It sign of indus trial unrest
 We think that a majority of union men understand that the picket is beneficial the general cause; that though pcketing may and then succeed, the gain is made at serious loss of public estimation the of which depends so much upon public timent
 "It is unfortunately that We have law in this state enacted when majority of in a state of madness, and when did many other foolish and less things, recognizing picketing. The get this law of the books the better. We should like to organization initiate prohibit pcketipg the boycott and all nterferences in form spiracy against legitimate business The blacklist which such conspiracy has already been prohbitG by law Let the pcketing and the boycott also relegated the shades. Union labor will be better for for divid best community the interests of all best served"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-30
WAITE CASE MAY
 BE APPEALED
Appeal Will be Taken Against Wishes of Doomed Man,
 Says Brother
(ey Review Leased wIre.;

GRAND RAPIDS, May 29.-Defnite announcement was made here today by Clyde Waite, brother of Dr. Arthur Warren Waite, that an appeal would be taken against sentence of the young dentist last Saturday by a jury in New York which found him guilty of murder in the first degree for poisoning his father in law. John E. Peck, of Grand Rapids. Clyde Waite who. with his father, returned today from New York, said an appeal would be taken, irrespective of Dr. Waite's wishes.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-30

wise deal with is negligible compared with those we pass right away.
 "In quoting the governments noti- caticn I was dealing only with rights. In interpreting the tOifica6on in practice we do not, l assure you. say. when a message is put up to us: There is an American message; come let us kill it; We have the right What we actually say to ourselves is: Let us see if this cannot be pc sed as il stands And if it cannot: Let us see how little need be taken out.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-30

Congress is getting into its "diggin'" gothes. Most of the members due in either St Louis Chicago soon.