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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-23
WEDDING BELLS.
MOOney.GraSby.

J.. L. Mooney and Miss Lillie Gras- by, well known young people of War ren, came to Pine Bluff, yesterday, accompanied by G. c. Morgan and c. E. Martin, and were married at mid night last night, by Rev. Father J. M. Norton, at his home, returning thereafter to the Hotel Pines.
 MT. Mooney would not discuss the affair, except to make the brief an nouncement of the wedding. Mir. and Mrs. Mooney plan to return to War ren this afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-23
GIRL VAULTS THRU RECORD.

Columbus, Miss, April 22.-Tne SAmerican record for pole vaulting in kxirls' colleges was broken today by EMiss Matte Carter of Meridian, a tstudent of the industrial institute. In
 kthe field contests today. she vaullted E7 feet inch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-23

Washington, April 22.-The treasury department today announced an h. crease of $16.572.262 in internal reve- ue collections for March over the amount collected for the same month last year. The March, 1916. collec- tions were $35,369,124. &
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-23
TELEGRAPHERs MAY STRIKE.

Syracuse, N. Y. April 22-UnIeSs the unforsesn arises. between now and next Wednesday, 4.0oo telegraphsrs on the Now York Central. between New York and Chicago. Will strike. according to a statement mode to- day by T. N. Nerson. second vic president of the order Of Railway Telegraphers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-23

A terrific wind and hail storm swept over Louisville. unroofed houses, blew down brick walls and caused damage estimated at $100,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-23
Crisis in Mexican Situation Expected to Be Reached
 Tuesday.
MEXICANS CLAIM
 LOPEZ CAPTURED
Villas Chief Lieutenant, Thought to Have Been Killed, Is Now Said to Be Prisoner of CarranzistnS on Way
 tO Execution.

Washington, April 22-Preliminary reports of Maj.-Gen. Scott and Gen. Fred Funston, on which the adminls- tration will be largely guided in de- termning the qu stion whether to withdraw or proceed further into Mexico, were received here tonight.
 They probably will be taken up by Secretary of War Baker win Secre- tary of State Lansing. and perhaps with the president, tomorrow.
 Further reports are expected to ar rive from General Scott tomorrow, to- be followed by the return by the General himself. It seems definitely established that he was able to learn from General Funston sufficient facts of the situation confronting General |Pershing to formulate an authorize tive report for the guidance of the administration officials without going into Mexco.
 The crisis probably will be reached on Tuesday when the subject of the future military policy across the bo. der will come before the cabinet for consideration.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-23
YALE LOSES VARSITY RACE.

philadelphia, April 22.-Pennsyl- vania won the varsity race today. over Yale, by three quarters of a length of open water. She won the second varsity by half a length.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-23
British Regain Trench.

London, April 22-The official British statement says that last night the kings Shropshire light infantry recaptured a trench along the Ypres langemarck road, which was lost on Wednesday night Today there was artillery activity at numerous points.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-23

the foreign ranking member of the commn cooper committee consulted by Pesden Mi diplomatic unless illegal attacks on merchntmeh by the German government
 will play prominent part III concluding conferences
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-23
Shorn of All Authority by Obregon, Says Report
 from Capital.
RIOTS FREQUENT
 IN DURANGO CITY
RumOrs Reach Fl PaSO of Another Clash Between American Troops and Carranzistas at Parral, But
 Confirmation Lacking.

New York, April 22.-In reply to request for statement as to his at titude toward the United States in the present Mexican crisis. the follow ing message was received from Gen. eral Obregon tonight:
 Mexico, City, April 22.-1n reply to your message, l do not wish to eX press my opinion regarding the inter- national situation, because this mat ter is in the hands of the first chief, in whom all the members of the con stitutionalist army may feel the ut most confidence.
 "ALvARO CBREGON,
 Secretary Of War and Marine"
 El Paso, April 22.-First Chief Car ranZa of the defacto government was reported, to have been forcibly shorn of all authority, after a conference this morning in the national palace in Mexico City, with Minister of War Alvaro Obregon
 General Gavira, the Carranza com mander in Juarez, is declared to have received a telegraphic communication shortly after noon, which conveyed the information.
 The Mexican official who had serv ed here as fiscal agent informed the representative ofs the largest mining interest in Northern Mexico that he had been permitted by General Gavira to read the telegram. &
 notwithstanding thfs,. he and Gem eral Gavira both deny having any knowledge of such a report. At meeting of Mexican and Amer ican banking representatives here this afternoon, it was decided to suspend all business correspondence with Mexico City and interior cities until the report can be investigated. American troops continue to move through El Paso, bound for Colum- bus, with frequency and such num- bers as indicate a much larger mobl- 1 lization of endorsements than is mentioned in the dispatches from San Antonio.
 Arrivals from Casas Grandes tell of two squadrons of cavalry which were sent into the mountains west of that place Wednesday night. to in vestigate the reports that Yaqui In- dians were moving eastward from Sonora and planning to attack the base at Casas Grandes. The cavalry Isquadrons hve not yet returned. Food riots, in which women and children have been crushed to death are reported as frequent occurrences in Durango City. The peon class at tributes the coming of the "gringo soldiers" into Mexico as the cause o1 line starvation conditions
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-23
The Weather

Sunday, partly cloudy; Monday. un-
 settled.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-23
Fighting at I,arral?

Ell Paso, April 22-Persistent re- ports that there has been another clssh between American troops and Carranza troops near Parral were in circulation here tonight.
 Consul Garcia has heard the re- port but declares he has no confirma- tion of it. At military headquarters in Juarez, it was ascertained tonight no report of fighting near Parral has reached there. JT,N
 The original report is said to have been brought to the border in code message from Parral to mining men here. It gave no details of the clash.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-23
LODez a Prisoner?

Mexico City, Mex, April 22.-Gen. Pablo Lopez, Villas chief lfeutenant in the Columbus raid, has been cap tured by Carranza forces at Cerro de la Sillla, Chihuahua according to an official report from General Luis Guit- terez, received by the war department tonight.
 Lopez is being taken to Chihuahua to be shot. the report states.
 The war department announced to- day that i. had been unable to con firm the report Of villas death and doubts the story,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-23
Big Troop Movement.

Torreon, Mex, by courier to Ell Paso April 22-All the de facto govern ment troops in central and eastern Mexico have been ordered to con- centrated here. A general officer con- firmed this information to friend here today. 2h5
 Already enough troop trains have come in from eastern and southern points to indicate that military move Of unusually large proportions is' under way s;aq
 Seven thousand troops have reached here in the last two weeks. Probab-' ly half this number have been sent northward to destinations that have been kept secret.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-23

Mrs. Clifton Dancy has gone tc Nashville, Tenn, to visit relatives.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-01
e. lMCLES 5iM MAES TRO
EN- 20 LECEIGEES.

Esta C9rao Cl-G mayor WeE-
5aja ezt-r2a @a tanar la pre-
agGciaci0l fiGuraGa e. caste.
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lie GaTtas GEuales.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-08
FLASHES BIG GUN
LANDS IN A CELL
q. Martinos Of Buffalo, Iowa, Calmly
Produces Monster Colt After Eat
ing Neal FIN Restaurant

Georges Msrrnos, a son Of war-t0ru
Mexico. learned that tits not good form
70 fash a gun while eating in Rock Is
land Nartinos IS today bssking i'm a
cell at the police station with s25
and costs hanging over his head while
his companion, Leonides Bots, went
back post-haste to Buffalo. Iowa, to
collect the necessary change to obtain
his release.
Marlinos and Bots. who are section
hands on the division At Buffalo came
% Rock Island Yesterday, They drop
ped into a restaurant ar 2204 Third
avenue and each ordered d meal Aft
er finishing his meal NartinOs calmly
drew g revolver Of 81 calibre from his
pocket tWirled IL around his finger sew
eral times aud then replaced il in his
pocket The moment the proprietor
saw the big gat" he Immediately
scampered 70 rear room where he
summoned the police Ohcer Smith
responded and placed both men under
arrest
This morning before Magistrate
smith MarUnos was charged with car
rying conceal ed weapons and a fine OF
SIS and costs was assessed against
him Bots was fined IS and costs on a
aEsorderly conduct charge Bots paid
and was released He announced his
intentions q returning 70 Buffalo to
get money enough 10 liberate his com
uanE8Ir
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-08

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dist church gave an oyster supper AZ
the nome OF Ellis Rouse Thursday
evening a snort program was fea-
oSFel "AleA was p t9lll#a
Violin SOLO 'EIumoresuue with
piano accompaniment hv the Misses
Nellie Hintermeister and MabeIa Me-
Relght
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praurHe r.5rfar
SOLD. Mother Wcrraa..--raurfs tr--
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Solo ..Eark Home IN --errasaae-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-08


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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-08
TAYLOR RIDGE.

Ar. and Mrs Charles Dunlap and
daughter Miriam left Wednesday for
Chicago, where they viii visit for sew
eTal days at the home 81 Mrs. Dunlap s
brother. James Carothers
Julia HinEermeister Of Presumption
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-08
SPECIALS at BRADY'S
For Saturday, Monday and Tuesday

Spring Chickens dressed and drawn, Ito. 21C
graduated Sugar for 81 90 with 81 90 order
not including -four, butter. eggs or lard
sterIized Eggs per dozen. 35C
Fresh Creamery Dairy Butter better per h. 4Oc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-08
6 Big Specials for
Saturday Only

Mems regular ! Dc Hose limit pair % customer
Ladies, sc Boudofr Caps, bright ooors lace trimmed
special while they last, each. 10
Girls fancy knitted Toques in all oolors. values mp 80
5oc special at ...-.-ss.s l9c
Boys Winter Gaps, fur aarlaps values mp TO soc.
Chidres Sc Handkerchief your choice each 90
Boys Pants odds ends values up TOO special at $50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-08

Three large fancy of candy bo given away Christ
mas Eve-A chance free wi tn every soc purchase.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-05
UNITED JEROME MINE
 MAKES GOOD START

Reports from Jerome indicate tEat the Lnited Jerome Copper company, which is in charge of R. l.. Maxwell, k rapidly coming to the Iront Mr. Maxwell reports a large amount or this stock as having teen subs riDed Tor in Jerome and Clarkdale, indie at- ing the faith of the people on the ground in this company's proposition. The company's holdings comp is about four hundred acres or twenty claims, situated in the Placil Ill & Range of mountains. Verde Mining District, about one and one Lalf mics from the town of Jerome
 Said MT Maxwell "Ectimated cost of repairing the main Pittsburg -Je- rome Read, which leads to the com parys property, have heen re ,eiR ed and work will be commenced within the next week. T.iis road when re- paired will make a splendid thorough fare for automobiles and trucks as well as Il teaming road tO tfe prop erty and will undoubtedly be the main hase of supply to the camps located on the hold Men are being kept at work contirually and according to reports Consulting Engineer Bethune and United Statei Meteorological Dep uty Surveyor kroeser. several cNc9- NdtiOnS have iCen made and also state that where the quartz came 10 tho surface. that the diorite was highly silicificd and of a schistosc chara te One of the excavations mentioned above will be made. the starting point for the first hole to be made by the diamond drills on the propcitv
 Engineer Bcthune furlhor state that he expects high grade Of pay ore will be found hy the drilling judging from the specimens already submitted and assayed and which has run as high in several instances as twelve per cent copper.
 Together with the highly mineral ized property which the company have as q base. some prominent business man are interested in the company. among whom Harry C. Grain. carital- ist nf Jerome. yvfo i~ nresidcnt of the company. r. r. Stadolman. as-i~ 'an superintendent anl general fnrf man Q the Verde Copper companv' meter at Clarkdalc. vice president. i-n Go- vacovith of the firnf Of Scha and ka- v.covich merchants cf Ie~or-. second vice president. and [ " R"diev. own e, of inc Radiev Transfer company. Nho Is secretary and treasurer Picharh Kingdom. superintendent 4
 In. inited Verde fsvten~ioH mire i- ono of he largest etockhollcr- o' n" enmranv.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-05
Tempe News Notes
Tempe News Notes 5. s. CONFERENCE
 TEMPE THIS WEEK

Edgar Lloyd Smith, field secretary for the American Christian Missionary society IS in Tempe this week and is conducting a series of afternoon and evening meetings at the Christian church. sunday afternoon he lectured on the psycoloev ct Sunday school work at a union meeting in the Meth odist church and that evening he spoke along the same line with Habit" as his topic. A blackboard discussion of the subject proved cs- pecially interesting.
 Two good meetings were held yes fcrday and another session of the sunday school workers will be held this afternoon at { o'clock when Rev. Smith will speak on The Model Workers conference" Tonight at :: 30 he will discuss Bible School programs llr Evangelism"
 Though tho meetings this week are dcsiyned esncci1llv for thc h"'n of 'h" sunday school teachers. the Rev smith is giving will prove of interest fo 9ll and everyone ,S invited to at tend any of the meetings.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-05
"LOVE NEVER DtFs-

That Blue Bird plotopiays are ful- filling their announced determination. 10 mako The Play the Thing" will be demonstrated when Love Never Dies" IS exhibited in that popuiar series at thc opera house tonight, with Ruth Stonehousc. Kingsley Benedict and Franklyn Frarum playing the princi- l'ai characters. Among the numerous 'eautiful productions Blue Bird has presented Love Never Dies will be long remembered for the sincerity Of It's plot, the beauties of it's photography i,s reflections of natures glories ans tho eump'uousMess of its artificial cq lipmcnt Everything that contrib rt-s 70 g really gnod play is cnccm- passed in tho equipment of this newest Clue Bird ocscrinr
Arizona republican., 1916-12-05

picnic and fair was gotten up on a two days notice, 1t was well attended by the enthusiastic aeighbOrhood farmers. Discussions on crops. orch ard work and cluO work were led by the country aggricultural agent and joined in by the farmers.
 The mount View farmers have put in seven pit silos this fall and have them aH filled. They have the proper kind uf community cooperative spirit and are rapidly forging ahead.
 At the school far d uoys' and girls poultry cllb was organized by the country agricultural agent. All Of the pig clrh members except one-who was assent and four others joined the poultry cldh
 The pig club members all had pure bred Duroc Jersey pigs and they are certainly fine specimens The mem bers have shown very much interest in the work and have received mucn Valle from it. One of the main req sons fof this Is that the parents have
Arizona republican., 1916-12-05
FARM ACTIVITIES
 STUDIED AT FAIR.

The Mountain View school and fafm Improvement association con- ductcd l very successful school fair and farmers picnac on November 9
 This fair waa held especially for the benefit of the local Pig club All of the pig cluo members exhibited their pigs piss which had grown to te hogs weighing from le0 to 22S pounds ai eight months old The farmers also made excellent exhibits of crops
 vegetables and fruits The ladies fur nishcd luncheon which was very much enloyed by al present Although this
Arizona republican., 1916-12-05

demonstrate clearly the important part boys and girls club work plays in the introduction of pure bred livestock
 DO you know where the bows can get good purc-bred registered pigs from siX to eight weeks old. delivered ln numbers from 25 to 90. Probably 100 pigs will be wanted. as some of the farmers arc anxious Co get started with pure -breds"
 Again he writes The Pig club members at San simon desire to get six to eight pure-bred Duroc Jersey pigs Where can such pigs be secured lt seems hard to get them Anyone reading this article and having such pigs for sale should write A. L. Pas chsil. county agent. San simon. Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-05
M E SOCIETY

The ladies aid of the Methodist church will hold an all dav session tomorrow at the residence of Mrs. w. i. Cook. 9s0 Van Ness avenue. The usual custom regarding dinner will be observed The quarterly conference will meet at tho same time and place.
 nd ali interested in either session are invited @ be present
Arizona republican., 1916-12-05
CHANDLER NEWS
EIECTloN'OE OFFICERS

The Union Christian Endeavor So- ciety met on Friday evening in the Methodist church and elected the fol lowing officers; President Edwin Stromberg; vice president Nellie Brass; secretary, Lena Hansen. and treasurer, Marmon Banks. The society meets every Sunday evening at 6;30 in the Methodist church and everyone is welcome to attend
Arizona republican., 1916-12-05
CANNOT MAIT

The town is finding less than the usual amount of trouble this winter in getting rid of the itiHerant street beg gar The merchants have cards print cd referring all sucn cases tQ the com mIttee on charity. An occasional men dicant presents his case. but when he learns that the committee will pass on nm some time dun ing the day. and that the merchants refuse to listen fo his pioa until favorable report Is made he usually says that he is here for only a few hours and cannot wait All worthy cases receive endorsement but there have been found rome of the trareling buns ready to submit their cases to the committee
Arizona republican., 1916-12-05
FACE FIVE

ta ken an interest in the work. have encouraged .heir children and have assisted them in the work.
 The central bank at Wilcox will lo,il mosey to cluJ members for buy ing their hens in case any member< w4sh to borrow. and thus also obtain ;i good business training in the work. which also places moro responsibility Upon the cluh memoers. The Arizona LLmter company has promised to furnish material free of charge for q model poultry house the user of this house to be determined hy lots and the winner of the club is tO obtain the house as a local prize The farmers will cor strEc. the house at a Gemon- stration meeting for this purpose
 A. L. PASCHAI-L County Agricultural Agent for Cochisc
 county.
 Hire a Little Salesman at the Re publican office A Want Ad. will see r't.,re customers than voiI car
Arizona republican., 1916-12-05
BUSINESS MEETING

The Womaus Club WYE have their regular monthly business meeting on this Wednesday afternoon in the Com merce rooms
Arizona republican., 1916-12-05
MATINEE AND MIGHT

Gods Country and q Woman" which k to be shown tonight at the Majestic is q wonderful cight-rcel production ranking among the big pictures of the period. IL has had run of from two 10 four months in the larger cities It ls full of virilc strength. thrilling in its makeup and shows to tremendous ad- vantage in the wild snow settings -of the far northland. A special matinee will bc given this afternoon at 2:30 and two shows tonight at : and 9.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-05
HE LIKEs THE couNrRv

Iobn VI Wooster. . brother-in law oc ohe~W W. Panky of the Mountain States Telephone exchange here. ar rived sunday and will be a visitor in he valle" for q short while Even in ni7 first ride over the valley that 'fternoon Mr. Webster has taken a particular liking to this section and Inc may conclude to make it his future IlCmo.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-05
WEDNESDAY SERVICE

At the prayer meeting on Wednesday cN,.Iug lu the Methodist church a series of lessons on tae Book of Kevela
 uons wiI loo begun. Come and get an outline and start this course of lessons
Arizona republican., 1916-12-05
RETURNS WITH BRIDE

Carl Gates has returned from Or ange, California, with his bride. Mr anu Mrs Gates are located on ranch east of Gilbert. Mrs. Pernel Barnett living on the desert to the east will give reception to Mrs. Gates. where she will meet both new friends and num-
Arizona republican., 1916-12-05
Al HOSPITAL

Becoming i'll on Thursday, it was found necessary Co take J. l.. Entrekin to St Joseph's hospital in Phoenix. He had undergone an operation early in the summer and second one was per formed on Saturday. On Sunday he was resting quite well.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-05
TEMPE LAND METRIC

Theodore Dickinson was here from Chandler yesterday morning in at tendance at the annual meeting Of the Tempe Lard and Improvement com 1anN.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-05
CAFERE BACK

D. !. Cafire. formerly employed at the government chronological station. ietuIned to the valley yesterday morn- ing and will again be associated with the local laboratory.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-05
SALE ON WEDNESDAY,

There will be sale Of farming inn plements and cattle at the J. w. Heff- ner ranch one mile north Of town on "Wednesday. beginning at II o'clock C, o. McMutry will be the auctiOnecr
Arizona republican., 1916-12-05
AID MEETING

The Congressional church ladies aid church and the missionary program will hc given at three o'clock in the afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-05
euFFERlNe FROM CANCEL

J. Johnson. residing on tac old Barnett place. east of town. Is very low with cancer Of the stomach. An incision was made for m operation but it was found that the malady had progressed too far.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-05
REALTY TRANSFERS

Charles Roberts has just purchased forty acres near Gilbert from Lundy Eurk and Q. <. Stapley has sold to Henry l.. Peterson q fDrty-acTe tract located three miles south Of the same place