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Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
GUARD REGIMENTS GO HOME; OFFICIALS SAY
 DON'T UNDERSTAND IT

no state troops to take the place of those relieved unless regiments that already have seen border service are sent hack. All troops remaining in state mobilization camps were ex- hausted under the last call when 25,- 900 guardsmen were sent to relieve some of the organizations that had heen on the border for a period of months.
 The time of departure of the five regiments ordered home vii depend on the rapidity with which railroad stock is assembled for the movement.
 In selecting the five regiments along the border, General Funston gave consideration to the length of service of troops from various states ana also was partly governed by knowl- ledge of states that had benefited in earlier returns movements. Another factor was the desire to keep intact .he divisions or tactical units into which state troops have been organ ized at various border points.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17

Many acceptances of invitations to tes- tify have been received from prominent men.
 At the meeting of the chamber of commerce tomorrow a plan for pre- venting the interruption of public utili- ties operation by strikers will be pre- sented by Henry R. Towne of New York. The plan was said tonight to have the indorsement of the Merchants association of New York, and provides in substance for the enforcement of the contractural relation between pub lie utilities and employees.
 Dr. Charles R. Van Hise of the Uni versity of Wisconsin. Victor $. Clarke of the Carnegie Institution of Wash nston, Charles NagN of St Louis, for ner secretary of commerce and labor. Harry A. Wheeler of Chicago, and John II. Fahey of Boston, a former president of the chamber. also will make speeches on railroad problems.
 Officials of the organization pre- dicted tonight that the question of concurrent jurisdiction over railroads by state commissions and the inter- state commerce commission will be taken up and plans suggested for a single controlling commission.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
NAVY WILL D|E
 f O|L FIELDS
 NUT RETAINED
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CHICAGO. Nov. 16.-The life Of the United States navy is at stake in the fight to retain government control of the California petroleum reserves, As- sistant Secretary Roosevelt of the navy asserted in a paper read tonight before the annual meeting here of the American Mining Congg ess.
 'It may be set down as ! deilnlsc conclusion, said the raper, that the navy cannot revert 10 coal burning vessels without enormous loss of ef- ficiency and furthermore. ttat the navy VIII not so revert"
 The article is the navy derartments opening attack in the renewal of the fight in congress over the helan amendment to the general oil land bill designed to protect the claims If California operators Navy officials have insisted that the policy of build- ing oil burning ships could not be carried out if the amendment carried and Secretary Daniels appealed dl- rectly to President Wilson when ac- ton seemed imminent during tie last session Of congress.
 Mir. Roosevelts paper declared that oil fuel for the navy meant in- creased speed and cruising radius,
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Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
STOCK PARADE AND PEACE CELEBRATION FEATURES IF
 T0DAY'S AUGMENTED CARD

Closing
  
  thoroughbred and filled with class. the the polo held Sunday for that afnoon The Sunday desened to permit ou part of the best features the fair has offered . Yesterday following the mile automobiles did half dozen practice aps for the speed afternoon unavoidable getting the generously off the unable the track
  crowd 5000 tion of the Saturday oiled Last left of   the result will be only a dustess- a
 
  fair grounds o'clock this afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17

the deportation by Germany of Bel gians from their native land is re- Sarded here as an action of great importance. The newspapers discuss appreciatively. The Temps aTluding to the incident. says President Wilson is resolIte!y determined to hold to his principles, undeterred by Mexican complies tions. adding that he in tervenes with fear of contingencies. 1
 The Paris Midi sees in the instruc- tions d Secretary Lansing the be- ginning Of a revolt of neutral na- tions against what 1t calls the barbar- 'ous and illegal measures of the cen, tral powers"
 MT. Wilson, says the Midi con scious that he is the head of the largest neutral nation. which is re- nowned ir the world for its wide humanitarian feelings, has taken ar
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
TEUT0Ns SEEM TO BE BACKING
 UP ALONG LINE
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HepuDliCdn A. H. Leased wire
 In the Macedonian theater, the en- tent troops continue to press the Teu-' toric Allies in the cerna river region, and. according to the Serbian war office. have seriously broken >their inc both east and west of the Cerna southeast of Monastir. capturing four additional villages east or the river md on the west side driving them back from several additional points toward Monastir, Berlin admits that the Cerna region the Buigarian-Ger man forces have left old and occupied newly prepared positions To the east the British have taken the town of Karasla, on the east side of Lake Tahinos.
 The Austro- German armies in the Transylvanian theater in the Alt and Jiul valleys have forced a further retirement of the Rumanians and al- so have made progress in the Rother- thLrm and Szurduk pass regions.
 hile Berlin asserts tl:at there have been only minor engagements in DObrudta, Pctrograd reports that the Russians have made Turther prog ress southWard and that the Teu- tonic allies continue to retreat, burn ing village behind them. Denia! is made by Berlin of the assertions that the Rumanians have captured the town Of Bonascio on the Danube.
 BomDardments are taking place along the entire eastern front in Rus sia and Galicia, according 10 the Petrograd war office. Berlin re- ports q repulse of a Russian attacl; southeast of Riga.
 The situation east of Gorlzia |, made somewhat obscure by the vari- ant claims of the Vienna and Romn war offices. both of which record success for their respective armies Vienna asserts that the Austrans have captured another Italian trench in this district. together with sixty prisoners and two machine guns. while Rome records the reoccupation of trenches evacuated by the Italians Tupedav
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
Live Stock Parade Today


 What promises to be the greatest live stock parade in the history of Arizona State Fairs is billed for to- day at one o'clock sharp. This is the announcement of no less a per sonagc than Commissioner H. R. Wood, backed up by w. F. Van Kirk, superintendent of the live Stock department, Judge Hugo Van Pelt, who for several years has judged the prize stock at Arizona fairs. The only regret Judge Van Felt has is that he cannot be here to participate in the whole affair from beginning to end.
 More than four hundred head of the finest cattle in the southwest. the pride of the famous valleys of Arizona. will be marched to the in spring strains of band music past the great grand stand at the fair grounds this afternoon. Superintendent Van Kirk will he the marshal of the par ade and it is not at all unlikely that two bands will be needed to properly set off the qualities of the greatest live stock attraction of the year.
 Early this morning the attendants will begin getting the stock in readi- ness for the parade. They will be curried to the last possibility of smoothness and shineyness, and sleek ness until their fat sides win fairly glisten with the glints of the after noon sun. Fat stock shows in Ari- zona are historical in live stock af- fairs. and this years will be the epoch making parade if signs GO not fail.
 The live stock industry is one of the states chief items of wealth. II is one of the gredtest industries in the state besides, and in Maricopa county especially it is high in point of valuation because of the wonder ful possibilities in the dairying lire that in many Cases lave been 0em cnstrated to be not possibilities at all but actualities. The value of this industry to the valley can be guaged when tfe parade is seen in all it's ma gnificence. There are but few states in the Union. and none with the agricultural acreage of Arizona that has anything like the splendid showing of the Arizona State Fair in the matter of live sto k
 Easily the stock parade will be one of the chief events of the week Hundreds Of thousands Of dollars worth of four footed animals Will be marched or led by ;le grand stand during the time allotted for tha parade, and the thousands of visit ors to the great grounds will havs seen something that will long remain With tfem as q memory Of the wealth of Arizona. Not to have seen the stock parade this year will be tc have missed q big event of the week
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
MILITIA bR|GADES STAGE MIMIC
 VAR WITH 2O,000 MEN IN CAST

IeuVers, will represent a foreign power intervening in Mexico, having 'invad- ed' the United States last night at point Isabel The white army will op- pose the invasion"
 The two forces entered most e&ten- sive maneuvers held since the guards men were ordered to the border. In all 2D,O0O guardsmen. from nine statee and several regular army organizations are involved.
 1t took the Brown" troops four hours of steady marching to clear Browns Vile. They will camp eight miles north of here tonight. renewing their advance on the White brigade Friday morn ing
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 16.-DiA>us- sion of the railroad situation and par tcularly the Adamson eight hour law from the standpoint of the countrys business in this will be heard here to- morrow. Several hundred representa- tives of commercial organizations are expected and many prominent speak CTS are on the program.
 The meeting was called for the pur- pose of having business interests af- filiated with the chamber of commerce express their views just before the joint commission, appointed to inves- tigate railroad questions. meets here next week. Tn addition to the Adam son law, questions of strike preven- tion and wage fixing for common car rier employees by the interstate com morce commission will be taken up.
 Department of justice attorneys to- day continued working on details of the government defense to railroad suits, attacking the constitutionality Of the Adamson act. It is probable that an effort will be made to take one of the suits to the supreme court as
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
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SAN ANTONIO, Nov. 1s.-The five infantry regiments ordered home from the border today by the war depart ment were selected by General Funston from the troops on patrol duty at the request of the department to designate that number of organi- cations for release.
 Acting under these instructions, he recommended the return of the First South Carolina at Fl Paso; Seventh New York at McAllen; Third In diana at Llano Grande;. Third Wis consin at San Antonio. and Third Minnesota at Llano Grande.
 Staff officers tonight professed ig- norance of the reason for the return movement at this time. They were at a loss to know whether the order is the beginning of a general return movement of state troops engaged in border patrol work. It Was admitted in military circles, that there aia
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
Ship Builders See Daniels Regarding Cruisers Plans
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-Private ship builders and navy officials were in conference again today without reaching agreements regarding con tracts for construction of 5 vessels of the 1917 navy building program. With the exception of the four scout cruisers, the question of price is not involved, if is understood, the discus sions having to do with modified tions of contract sttpuIations pro- posed by the bidders.
 Indications tonight were that the hattleships included in the program would be built, two by the Newport News Ship Building and Dry Dock company and two by the New York ship Building company, their bids having been found most acceptable by the beard which reviewed them.
 Whether the steam electric drive system preferred by the navy will he installed in the battleships had not been finally settled tonight. This aspect of the bids offered the con- ferees today. The builders have sub mitted proposals to construct the hulls and other machinery of the snlps, leaNlne II to the government to purchase the electrical drive equip ment similar to that being provided for the California, Tennessee, and New Mexico. Navy officials want the builders to assume full responsi- bility for the ships and their ma chinery, making their arrangements with the electrical equipment com panies which are also represented at tho conferences
 The discussions may continue sev- eral days longer So far only the hattleship and destroyer bids have been considered, the question of the scout cruiser and the submarines having been passed for the present. The board is understood to have recommended the awarding of con tracts for eight destroyers to the Fore River Ship Building company Of Quincy. Mass. six to the Union Iron Works of San Francisco, and two to Wm Cramp and Sons of Phila- delphla. There are many points in the notifications proposed still to he worked out, however and awards may be delayed even if the boards recommendations are followed.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
Prominent Club Woman Dies
 Suddenly ct Douglas Home

is now in Nogales, is expected to ar rive here tomorrow.
 Mrs. Doan was born in Bowling Green. Mo, her father Samuel F. Murray, and grandfather, Judge Carty Wells. having sat on the circuit bench in Missouri for many years. sister, Mrs. R. R. Sandcrson. now resides in Bowling Green. while Herbert L. Murray of Palo Alto. Cal, is her brother.
 Interment vii. be made in Tucson
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
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BROWNSVILLE. Tex. Nov 16.-- Movement of approximately 10000 troopss with motor trucks, combat wag-
 ons and mule pack trains out from Brownsville on the first of twelve day maneuver was effected e,spediti- ously, according to Brigadier General James Parker, chief umpire in the white and brown" army campaign. The "browns' tonight are camping at Olmito, eight miles north tgf Browns vile, and early tomorrow are Expected to begin an advance on the advanced brigade of the white" at San Benito.
 The brown" army, during the man.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
Troops are Worried;
 Think )Manez to be Attacked

are the ones which have been rob- ping passenger trains between Chi huahua city and Juarez and raid ing ranches south of Juarez.
 There is said to be feeling of unrest among the troops of the Juarez garrison and the officers fear number of the officers and sol diers of the garrison will revolt if the bandits attack Juarez. A troop train carrying 400 infantry went south from Juarez today to pursue the bandits who are operating in northern Chihuahua, it was announced in Juarez today.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
Republican A. p. Leased wirel

FL PASO. Nov. 16.-In letter written to his brother. saloon keep CT in Fl Paso, Colonel Mariana Tamez, who revolted with a small following of Carranza soldiers from the Juarez garrison and joined Villa, is said to have announced his in- tention of returning and attacking Juarez soon. He said he would be accompanied by Manuel Ochoa. a general under Villa at one time. Rod- rigo Quevedo and Silvestre Quevedo. The bandit commands of these men
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
PHOENIX CLOSES SHOP AND SWARllS TO THE FAIR
TODAY'S FAIR PROGRAM
 Mabel N0ymand Peace Day
Friday, Novem her 11I I1e1e

Friday, Novem Der IT, ,I1e16 s:0o A. M-openlns of the great gates the fair. f0:O0 A.. M-Buterfat t2:oo M-openna of the Grand Stand Fair Grounds. POO P M.-Harness begins
 The or open,
 open
 The Tro,s M.-Runnine begin
 Consolation. op no first
 s5o
 one horses not
 S200.
 Five half not
 hird at the week, will be stances
 on the 800 P MPeace
 ion
 Finals in Ropng Contes  The Bicycle Diver, Plunge MAGE ZARADO
  FLYING DAVID PABST KIDS m Boxers DIANA Weigh pions In CRAWFORD Events In His Carrying R- P
 HANKINSON'S AUTO POLO "The Exciting World" Exhibitions:  M.-Gr Carniva carn in all town theater
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
CABRERA BLOCKS EFFORTS Of
 COMMISSION TO SOLVE THE
 MUDDLED MEXICAN SITUATION
HoMEWARD BOUND

NEW LONDON, Conn. Nov. r. The Deutschland, the German submarine, which arrived here on November I, slipped out Of the har- hor at an early hour today bound for Bremen. She left her pocket at the state pier at 1:50 o'clock and was lowed down the harbor by two tugs.
 Captain F. Hinsch and other of ficials of the Eastern Forwarding company were on one of the tugs. A launch filled with newspaper men followed the subra ereihie down the Thames river to tlie mouth oF the harkor.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
CHINESE GET
 YANKEE GOLD

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1e.-A loan of S5,000,0O0 gold has been made by the Continental and Commercial National Bank of Chi cago to the Chinese government through its minister here. Dr. Y. K. Wellington koo The Chin esc legation announced today that the money had already been pledged to the credit of the Chinese government.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
ACTION REGARDING
 bELC|ANS APPROVED BY FRENCH
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Republican A. p. Leased Wire1
 PARIS. Nov 16.-Secretary of State Lansing's instructions to Joseph C. Grew, the American charge d'affaires at Berlin, sent on behalf of the Bell gian government. to discuss with Dr. won Bethmarn- -Hollweg. the German imperial chancellor the ouestion of
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
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IFcpubIlcan H. P. Leased Wire
 DOUGLAS. Nov 16.-Mrs. Annie M. Dean, wife of Judge Fletcher M Doan, formerly justice of the Arizona SUI premc cour. died suddenly late today. aged 63 years. She was prominent in women's club affairs in the south west Her husband and three sons survive. Fer brother. Major General
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
TO INCREASE OUR
 MERCHANT MARINE.

NEW YORK. Nov 16.-The American International corporation in conjunction with the Interna- tional Mercantile Marine company, the Pacific Mail Steamship com pany and w. R. Grace and com pany, for many years prominent in South American trade, have pur- chased the properties of the New York Shipbuilding company of Camden, N. J. The requisition of this company is in furtherance of the aims of the American banking and shipping interests to extend the sphere of American commercial interests in foreign countries.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17

initiative which may possibly awaken all the sleeping consciences of other peoples still indifferent"
 La Liberte and other newspapers ccmmen, in the same vein
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17

greer. white and red ribbons. the colors of Mexico, were purchased to- day for binding the sheets, but there appeared little prospect tonight of their early use
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17

! even if the big events were to be counted on the fingers of one hand | That's how high ir stands
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17
HANKINSON'S AUTO POLO

"The Most Exciting Game the World" Two Exhibitions
 America.
 zoo p. M.-Grand Water Carnival Carnival grounds. 700 p. M.-Performances in all down town theaters.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-17

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