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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-01
white Resigns From Mine Workers.

White Resigns From MIhe Worksrs'
indianapolis, Ind.-John P. White
resigned as president OF the United
Mine Workers OF America. He will
be succeeded By Frank ]. Hayes. vice
president of the union, as president
Of the organization. Mf. White will
leave for Washington to assume his
duties as adviser TO DR.. H. A. Gar
field. national fuel administrator.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-01
Liberty Loan Bond. al Par.

New York.-The bonds OF the sec
ond Liberty loan were listed Oct. 20
on the stock exchange here. The first
transaction, $1,000 worth, took place
with the price at par. The second lot
amounting to $4,000, sold at 1o0.e2.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-01
Mlss Helen cudahy Commits suicide

Miss Helen cudahy Commits Suicide.
Paris.-Miss Helen Cudahy, daugh-
ter Of Patrick Cudahy of Milwaukee.
committed suicide in midocean. This
friends of Miss Cudahy, who declared
that fright probably furnished the mo-
tive for the suicide Miss Cudahy wss
coming here ON Red Cross mission.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-01
Marshal, on Way to AuIt.

Phoenix, Arix. = Vice President
Thomas r. Marshall left Phoenix for
Ault, Colo, where he began speak
ing tour on Monday. The tour will
carry him through the states Of the
Northwest. ending at Butte. Mont.
Nov Z2
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v. .. Army Captain Dies.
Des Moines, Iowa.-Capt. Harry 8.
rreese, twenty years member Of the
regular army. died here Of pneumonia
after a <ew days' Illness.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-01
Casper Man Shot by Woman.

Casper, Wyo.-While seated at
lunch with his wife and 4-year-old son
in the Rhinoceros cafe. Lawrence Bar
rett, lately arrived from Anchorage.
Alaska, was shot and fatally wounded
by Bessie A. Dudley. also of Anchor
age.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-01

Batter. EgGs. Potatoes and Poultry.
Chicago.--Butter-C $50
f,rs; Ess'Ma5MiTs!: ssGs1s marx ORD
cluded, 36037c.
Potatoes-Wisconsin Michigan ana
Minnesota, bulk. $1.25 01.35; do sacks.
$1.35ap1.40.
Poultry = Fowls. 14017c: springs.
17hc.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-01

Potato Growers Lose by Storm.
Sterling, Colo. Oct. 30.-The storm
Of Saturday night and Sunday has
cost potato growers Of this county
considerable. The thermometer fell
TO Eoro Sunday.
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Grai. In Minneapolis.

Minneapolis, Minn.-FIour-In car.
load lots: Fancy patents, $l0.6O, wood:
first clears. $975; juts: second clears.
$5.7b, jute.
Rye-s1.77 " q 1.7sM.
Barley-$1.0S@ q 1.30.
Bran-331.50W ~ 5000.
Corn-No. ) yellow, 32.o0@z.02.
Oats-No. . white, 6Sk 660Hc.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-01

Finger Print oIscovsrsr Dies.
London. = Sir William James
Herschei, discoverer and developer Of
the system of Identification by finger
prints, ia dead.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-01

Women on Duty ~ Subway Guards.
New Tork.-Nine young women be-
gan their regular duties as guards on
New York's subway trains.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-01

frances New War Loan Bill Passed.
Paris.-The Senate passed the war
loan bill unanimously az 1t was sent
frnm the Chamber of Deputies
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-01
Mexico to Take Census.

Mexico City.-The governors of the
Mexican states have been instructed
to make arrangements for beginning
q census of the country at once.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-01
cApoRNA's FORCES SWEPT BACK
BY EMPEROR cHARLEs' ARMIEe
HOLD 100000 PRISONERS.
US. SOLDIERS IN ACTION
FRENCH AND BELoIANs WADE IN
WATER AND MUD NECK DEEP
AND SEIZE PENiNsuLA.
western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union NeWs 6srvfcs.
Berlin. Oct. 2s.-The Austrians and
Germans have forced their way
through the mountains to the plains
of northern Italy. capturing the town
of Cividale. the war office announces.
The city Of Gorizia, on the Isonzo, also
has been captured. The capture of
100000 Italians and more than TOO
munication from general headquar-
ters. which declares that the Italians
second and third armies are in re-
treat.
Gorizia was captured by the Ital-
ians on August 9. 1916. The Italians
took about 10000 prisoners in the city.
The capture of Gorizia. q town Of ST.
900 inhabitants. was one Of the most
important successes of Italys cam
paign against Austria.
Gorizia is twenty-five miles north
at the head of the Adriatic. the cap
ture of which is one OF the principal
Italian aspirations in the war.
Paris.-Gen Pershing's troops have
taken positions In first line trenches
and fired their first shots of the war.
Petain forces begin new drive on
Ypres-Dixmude road and capture sew
eral villages and fortified farms.
British forces have bettered their
positions along the Ypres-Roulers rail-
road. and Gen. Haig says everything
is continuing to go as he has planned
In the Gulf Of Riga and around the
head of the Gulf OF Finland the Ger
mans have remained quiet Tor several
days. Near Illoukst Russian artillery
was turned on Slav troops fratcrniz-
ing with the enemy.
Rome.-The resignation Of the cabi-
net was announced by Premier Bosel-
II. The government was defeated in
the Chamber of Deputies when a vote
of confidence failed by 314 to SO.
Fridays Results on Four War Fronts.
ITALIAN FRONT-Austro-Ge German
forces continuing drive and Italians
are forced back to own border at
northern end OF line. losing large part
Of ground which they took In recent
offensive against Austrians, and 80. 900
men.
FRENCH FRoNT-French force
Germans back to Oise-Aisne canal and
capture many towns. French forces
are now within eight miles Of import
ant city Of Laon. Press comment in
Berlin indicates that Germany may
| evacuate Laon.
BELGIAN FRoNT-Dritish and
French troops renew drive which It Il
believed IL intended to force Germans
from submarine bases on Belgian
coast. Allies sweep forward north
and east of Ypres. taking villages and
fortified points.
| Russian front-German Withdrawal
Of troops in region Of Riga II SO exten.
sive that Russian troops find no enc
my when they advance.
Petrograd.-Premier Kerensky ON
opening the Russian preliminary par
lament in the Marinsky place. made
ringing speech in which he said:
Russia wants peace by right. but we
I a
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-01

Chicago.-Corn-No.2 2 yellow, e1.loo
2.12: No. 8 yellow, $2.11.
ard, 81 v q 62kc.
Rys-No. :, 31.s01t q 1.s1.
Barley-$1.15
Timothy--$6.50Q $50.
Clover-$lS.00Q1 1400.
Pork--NomiHal.
Lard-$2<.z0G 24.25.
Ribs-$27.37V17.76.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-01
BRAZIL DECLARES war
VOTE IN cAAMsER OF bs+or,Es
WAS 14s TO I.
South American Republic Eighteenth
to Enter Conflict Against Germany
Fleet Sent to Seize ship.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Rio Janiero. Oct. 27.-The Chamber
of Deputies. by an almost unanimous
vote. declared that q state of war e1-
lists between Germany and Brazil.
The vote was 149 to /. President
Brax has sanctioned the proclamation
Of a state of war with Germany. The
Senate unanimously approved the
proclamation. Brazil is the eighteenth
enemy to enter the field against Ger
many. According to the newspapers.
torpedo boat destroyers have orders
to proceed to Bahia and take posses
sion of the German gunboat Eben.
which has been lying there for some
time.
The Eben IN vessel Of sS4 tons.
She is 203 feet long and has draught
of nine feet eight inches. She has a
complement OF 125 men.
The tribdIies OF the Chamber were
filled to capacity. After . debate on
the opportuneness of proclaiming mar
tial law, the President Of the diplo-
matte commission spoke in favor Of =
law 'worded a. follows:
"A state Of war between Brasil and
Germany Is hereby acknowledged and
proclaimed. Tho President OF the re-
public is authorised to adopt the meas
ures enunciatsd in his message Of Oct.
Is, and to take all steps tending TO
insure national defense and public -
curity."
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-01

New Regulations for Army Draft.
Washington.-New regulations for
applying the army draft are virtually
completed.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-01

Dublin.-The sinn Fein conference
decided the members Of the organisa-
ton should be trained In the use OF
arms, although this will not be COM
pulsory. The conference promised
that the provisional government OF
Ireland should be established without
delay. sEsr
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-01
DRY Fiaas Pslas.

Wool pelts. per ID. ........... %
Short wool psits ............. 9e
Butcher shsarlings No. go. -
No. murian shsarlings -. 10
Bucks, saddles and pieces at value.
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Vegetables.
hides AND PELrs.
Dsy Hides

Dry ASaoo.
Flint butcher. per lb.......... -
Flint 1Allon -
Flint bull and stag. II
Flint culls and 8lue .......... ID
Salt hides - - ID. lesa-
sAlted.
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HAY AND GRAIN MARKET.
u. O. B. Denver. Carload PricAl
Nav.

Hay.
Buying Prices-psr Ton.
Colorado upland. per ton. 1000 Y 5svs
Nebraska upland ......... 1890 q 5z-eS
Prairie hay (new crop) Colo.
and Nsb.. per ton S.oOQ 5ovSS
Timothy. per ton zz.oO4 S1vS
Alfalfa (nsw crop) per ton. 1890 q ze.vS
South Park. per ton ..... q. 90 2 Ss.Vv
Gunnison Valley. per tom. Al .0o y 1S.0v
straw, per ton ............ S.0VV d.vS
G1ala.
Wheat new, CHI. mill, 100 lbs. buy
Oats. Neb.. 100 lbs. buying. .1s1
Colorado oats. bulk buyinE......' ~
Corn in ascL .:Iiinr 3.Be
Bran. Colo. per 100 lbs. sshing... a-ss
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-01

Petrograd.-Premier Kerensky ON
opening the Russian preliminary par
lament in the Marinsky place. made
ringing speech in which he said:
Russia wants peace by right, but we
never will bow our heads to force"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-01
Colorado Loan Figures.

Quota for Denver .........SI3.174.soo
Amount subscribed ......... 14.75O,0
Oversub ubscribed ............. 1,57b,100
Quota for state outside Dem
yer A,4fl,AVV
ties missing) ............ 6.s4s,s7s
Oversubscribed ............. so2.47s
Denver ..........:...... 25.sD
ing Denver .............. 17.s1s.ooo
counties missins5 -. so.oss.soo
Liberty loan 80. .s12.s5o.o 900
ond Liberty loan ......... 14.7Io.ooo
Total ....................,a7.7oo.ooo ,a7. zoo. 900
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-01
New York Cotton Prices
z1hs Qgar mns1nal

New York.-Cotton-Dec. $500; JaA,
27.Ss: March. 3e.e8: Nay. 1856.
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,.::::. y. 80: sSss G. &::,s:ss s.ssi s:. p =.
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Gree. saissA Psits.

Green Daot00 Fo1ta.
Lamb and sheep. each ....l.0o 1oe
Spring lambs ............. IVY e
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over 40 lbs. per lb. 1e3
Under 40 lbs. 163
Bull and stag. g................... 111
Glue hides and skins. ........... IL
Part cureu. lc less
Green. &c lb. less than cured.
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Live Povltry.

Eggs. graded No. l net. r. o.
b. Denver ................ ~
Exks. graded No. = net. r. O.
b. Denver ................ -
les: commi..ion ......... ~ 5000 1900
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-01

Rome.@The resignation Of the cabi-
net was announced by Premier Bosel-
Ii. The government was defeated In
the Chamber of Deputies when a vote
of confidence failed by 314 to SO.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-01

Calf a.A KIP. Gree. saises.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-09
Society

Mesdames Smith and Wyatt Joint
 Hostesses to tht Lotus Club.
 The Lotus Club had rha pleas ra ot being de ghtfny entertained ye,te,. day by Ncsdames |. F. W1att and l.. W. smith at the home of rhc former These ladies are admirable s-e- es Mrs j. II Avery re ided with ease G"rilg the Wsae-. session which proved particularly mteretug.
 I4o Ht@ary program was study or 'he shake psarcau ly "As NM Like It, The main features Ne., 4 synopsis Of the plas 3s Mrs. James thesn-t,. reading Of the epilog . ar Miss J, pitne Brown and an cz- pl1natiou by Mrs smith of tre ,.ar- aoters Vn- paycd the lovers lrs. The roll call responses icited quo,a- tons from the bay given by each one present
 A contes, game based oa mowledea of the pay resulted in a tie between Mesdame Roberts and peN Hoga- boom and Misses Jce May Wood and Miss Josephine Brown the drawing proving favorable 10 NJ s Wood. who Was presented with framed r..jure or Stratford-on-Avou
 N-cai numbers Under -ue Gtecu- wood Tree and "Blow. Blow. Thou Winter Wind" both from As You Like It were given on tha gpba- phone
 The guests wee invited into he diningroom where de.ectabe e two .c- re meuu was served at large beau tifally appointed tables. The place carls were miuiatare pictures Of the Bard of Avon and the fayors Wee iolquils
 The ca,les were adorned with chny lace oyc. yellow silk covers. JonQuils anced the center cf the tables The yellow motif Aas carried out in caudelabra shades. monogram med candle nUt holders and in ya- rious other ways.
 Each guest was given d printed con ndram to prop ound and this "a sed much mcTiment
 The dainty prepared menu nclud- ed: chicken salad, crackers, oHvers, cakes. brick cream. c-fte, candles: nuts and candied fruits.
 Those sharing the pleasures of the occasion were: Mesdames J. II. Avery, Y. H. Hallman W. r Pyne, Del Hog aboom C.. M Roberts, J. II Chemutt l.. w. Smiuh, l.. F. Wyatt David A. Crockett: Misses Josephine Brown, Joe May Wood, Sturdiyant of Browns
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SPECTACULAR SCENES
 IN COMING FEATURE
JULES VERNE'S MASTERPIECE "2o,ooo LEAGUES UNDER THE
 SEA" COMING.

Some of the most spectacular scenes ever attempted ly a camera are shown in the coming presentation Jules Verne's wonderful masterpiece 2o.000 Leagues Under the Sea
 This great production comes Co .1a Lyric theater soon and is sure to be drawing card Most everyone Is Ia miliar with this great piece of action but ncbobdy ever realized or thought for a moment that an attempt Wo1ll be made 10 dnmauze the production for the motion picture screen.
 The impossible has been accom- plished. however and "20000 Leagues Under the Sea reveals many trange sights of the oceans depths-sish,s that hitherto fer centuries have been
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TOBACCO HABIT
 AND SCURVY REMEDY

Banished almost before ycu know it. Pleasant mouth wash Sure quick and lasting cure. Eliminates nicotine
 Trial convinoas the most ekeptical Send S9 for remedy Guaranteed Redwine and Stone, No 10 Canyon street. Hot Springs. Ark. 3.7-1mo.
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For forty years Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has been making women strong and well, relieving back ache, nervousness, alteration, and in- fammation, weakness, displacements. irregularities and periodic pains. It has also proved invaluable in preparing TOT childbirth and the Change of Life.
 All women are invited to write for free and helpful advice to Lydia F. 9inkham Medicine Go. (confdentiaD, Lynn, Mass.
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denied mankind Love, mystery TO- nance and adventure are also inter- woven into an enthralling plot, with scenes photographed on the bottom of the ocean
 Don't i-rget this big featrge comes
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THREE WOMEN ONCE SICK
 NOW WELL
How They Recovered Their
 Health

Lorain, Mich. II was a complete wreck from female troubles, backache, could not sleep or stand for any length of time. Lydia E. Pinkham' Nege- table Compound has made me strong and well Miss CARRIE DAVIS, R. r. D. No. l, Box 20, Lorman, Mich.
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SPECIAL MASONIC NOTICE.

There will be a regular communica- tion of Sumpter Lodge No. 4l9, F. X M in these lodge rooms corner Fifth and West Grand avenues at 7;30 sharp Work in F. C. Degree Special program and social hour, Visiting Ma. sons fraternally invited
 R. F. ERMEY, W. lI N SearcV Sec
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Dr. T. 1T. Shelton has returned e tho city and is now located in Citi. zens National Bank Building. suite 30s.4.5. 2 23-tf
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TEMPLE SERVICES TONIGHT.

RePu ar Sdolln services will De held tonight at o'clock al the Ten pie. corner Qyapaw and Market streets and tomorrow m mrnins al l0:30. You are cordially invited.
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DRESS FORMS.

Mrs. Armstrong is in the city mak- ing her famous Dress Forms For in formation cal Woodcock &, Lawson's 9 to pm or No. Dell street, morn ings.
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Ladies how much moley are you making? Would $i a day interest you Must be under 25. Wiling to travel Call between II and at 615 Central avenue Ask for Nr Anderson
 3,S-2t
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Pittsburgh, Pa. "LydiaE Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved me from an operation and l am feeling better than have for years. "- Mrs. JAMES E. CLARKE. 320S Juliet St, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Hancock, Wis. "When suffering from female troubles nothing helped me until l took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound l am now well and strong Mrs. ELLIS F. BROWN, Hancock, Wis.
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For the Wedding c! 't--Fne Solid from Jaccard' exquisite co lection Hundreds Of dainty new designs Jcst received Prices extreme ly low 502 Centra, avenue.
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Mrs. Allen Hostess.


 Mrs. Allen Hostess. Mrs r.. L Allen entertained the so. al dcra meat .. tae Woman's Ms sionary Society O. the Third Stree. Nethodi church Monday afternoon. Thel' was larg, attendance of mem. bors
 The reliaious foaturo- of tho ra- gram were ed 1y Mrs. Gailtord Scot. N,s. Warwick and Mrs. A B Sears, alter which rcerreshmcn,s were sarv- cd hy the h stess
 The next meeting will be held the first Monday in Apti at the homo of Nr. A. E Sears 359 Ward oyen e. Miss Eli Moore Of Piua Bluf, 8 l'Siriag her comin Miss Evelyn Lcm'y.
 *
 SJpt o l. pmaway has recently ret rned from Kansas City where he attended the meeting of the depart ment O. supe .intendence, a branch of the x. F. A. which will meet this coming July in Portland, Ore. NIT. Dunlway vii tell at a teachers meet in- today the things he learned at the big Kansas City nee ting which he thinks of most profit to thc ocal teachers
 Mrs. A. l.. Sneed of Shreveport. La, i~ the guest of Mrs Al A. Reynolds. Miss May Ellston has returned home after spending four months in Midland and Abilene. Tex
 
 Alr and Mrs. Murray Keller Of Chi cago are the g3ests Of Mir Keler's son, Irving Keller. and family.
 
 Mr. and Mrs C Ke ly of enyana, Cuba pecial friend of Alr. and Mrs. J. C Bowl ne at the Copeland part ments Alr. Kelly is retired capi- talist
 Miss katheryn Waldenberger of Little Rock will arrive today to be the 2 ct of Mrs. C. w. Wa,Dert
 j.
 Nineteen members of the Rapley family are enjoying a re~nion at the home c. Mrs. E. D. Rap'ey on Nal vela avenue They inc ude Mr and Mrs Will Rapley of Chicago, Mrs Tom Holeman and three children of Memphis. Alr. and Mrs. Harry Rapley and three children, Mr. and Mrs Frank M Rapley and MT and Mrs De Val Rapley and tw- children. Baylor E. RapleN wife and one chi,d are the on n mbers of the imme- diate family not able 10 be here They reside in Green Bay, Wis
 
 The Hot Springs Male Chorus di- rected by C. P Bumpass was heard with great pleasure last Sunday night Tt the First Baptist church and will .e heard next Sunday night at Cen ' iI -NtLNOAi6l tHILtus lit tIbi uN sings at all of the local charche tai, Ing each one in tyrn
 x Miss Bess Martin ha. returned from where she visited Miss 2ernice Greayes, former Hot springs resident
 
 Attorney Tom Martin left yesterday tor Denver where he went on buri- ness.
  Mrs. A. Y. Wi liams will entertain with tea to be given in honor of her charming house guests, two ladies from Philadelphia.
 
 For the Wedding C. 't--Fne Solid Silverware from Jaccard' exquisite co lection Hundreds of dainty new
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-09

Mrs A. Y. wi Hams will entertain Tuesday with tea to be given in honor of her charming house guests, two ladies from Philadelphia.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-09

Dr. J. F. Merritt, cans answered day or night Office phone Al, res idence 426. No. 370h Central avenue
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FOR NU BONE coRsETs phone 2392. Mrs. F. R. VanIandingham.
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to the Lyric soon. Watch for the date land don't miss it.
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The Hot Springs Male Chorus di- rected by C. P Bumpass was heard with great pleasure last Sunday night at the First Baptist church and will le heard next Sunday night at Cen u3l Methodist church The chorus sings at all of the local churches talk ing each one in tyrn.
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Miss Bess Martin has returned from where she visited Miss Bernice Greayes, a former Hot springs resident
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-09

Attorney Tom Martin left yesterday for Denver where he went on buri- moss
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t vile. Tenn. and Riding Of Dickson
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] N Searcy, Sec.
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Miss Eli Moore Of Piua Bluf, s ' 'SiriHg her colrin, Miss Evelyn ! nr,.L.-
Arizona republican., 1917-04-13
INDIANS LEAVE
 FORC|TYS SIGHTS

Rearing the call of the wild. eight young braves from the Sacator .n- dian reservation, decided to start out for the lights of the great city last evening and got as far as Tempe before heinz noticed Their coming to Tempe was the cause of consterna- ton and excitement for the Terlpests were certain that war had, indeed been brought close hcme md so q rush order for sheriffs and officers was sent to Phoenix and filled as per request of even date. It was filled by diSpatching to the scene of festivities in a rapid dispatch box on wheels, viz, one large automobile Deputy Sheriff Charles Nofziger Special Deputy Charles Fitch, Special Officer Jack Reed and Policeman Louis Stewart.
 The auto did not tarry upon it's go- ing and so rapid was it's passing that tho braves had only proceeded one mile towards Phoenix from Tempe vixen they were rounded up No re- sistanee being offered, the Indians were brought to Phoenix extended the hospitality of the county jai wtorn they will be guests until tn
Arizona republican., 1917-04-13
ALI
 RIGHT, 0RAT0RY
 NUT SO STRONG

Phoenix has one of the best high school baseball teams in the state. or at least those in charge of the Uni versity week at Tucson think so Prin- cipal R. Thayne Cook Of the local school. yesterday was notified that the committee in charge had found the schools record such that it would be permitted to take part in the tourna- ment.
 Harlow Akers, who was entered in the oratorical contest, will not take part. Tho following letter gives the names of the schools which will con test:
 According to the rules of the ora torical contest for University week, the best six orations graded on thought and composition will be allowed to enter and compete iii the contest on We'd nesday evening.
 The following is a list of the six best orations as graded by the judges. They are not arranged in order of their grades.
 Exclude the Undesirable Immi- grant Winslow
 Higher Patriotism Chandler.
 Future of Mexico. Clifton.
 Citizen Soldiery Tucson.
 Preparedness Yuma
 An American Plan of Defense. Glendale
Arizona republican., 1917-04-13
D0C RACERS FOUND
 AGAIN HIT THE TRAIL
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

NOME, Alaska, April 12-T The violent storm that arose Monday and overlook tte four dog teams racing for the Alaska sweepstakes purse Of s2.50G after they had left Solomon, on the shore of Boring Sea, has abated and today the trail was fast and the sky clear. Paul Kjegstad's team was overwhelmed by the wind and snow and scattered, one dog being frozen to deatt. kjegstad was found by n searching party and returned to Nome with the surviving dogs of his team If ne had chosen to continue in the race he would have been obliged to do so with his remaining dogs carry ing their dead comrade on the sled The other three teams-those O Leonard SeppaIa, Fay Delzene, and Victor Anderson-pressed on through the blizzard after seeking shelter in an eskimo hut while the wind was most furious. A telephone message yesterday from Fish River, III miles from Nome. said Seppala had arrived nearly an hour ahead of De!zene, and that Anderson was resting four miles behind.
 The race, which started April g. is from Nome to Candle and return 412 miles