THE ARIZONA REPXJBLICAN AN INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE JOURNAL

" TWENTY-SEVENT- H YEAH , 10 PAGES PHOENIX, ARIZONA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 19, 1916 10 PAGES .VOL. XXVII, NO. 62

MV I 1 II II 1 I II 1 I f A ft II Tl 1 Ml 'I UN II SHUT! mv mm i wx NCREASED BY SEVENTEEN Relative Calm Now Prevails on the Fighting Front in Frame THIRTY-TW- O IS jZ? jZ? jZ? JZ R DEAD BRITISH AND GERMANS ARE DYNAMITE ENDS CRAZED NEGROES CAREERS 1 IN GREAT FLOOD ENGAGED IN SANGUINARY n ,; I i Republican A. P. Leased Wire EIGHT INJURED WHEN PROBE SHOOTING OF ATLANTA, Ga., July 18. Seventeen SIX IS I ILL IN reported today brought the i 1 LIGHTNING STRIKES TENT deaths " , rnwci nu mr I southeastern flood toll to thirty-tw- o. 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 iniii I m nnini i NoGAl.ES, July 18. JTisht MEXICAN ON BORDER but all rivers are falling and something i in im members of the First California like normal conditions obtain in many field artillery were injured when CRIGAGO ALTER of the sections overrun with the high the tent, in which they sotght (Republican A. P. Leased Wire Has delivered by Ives G. Lelevier, waters from thej eastern mountains (By Republican Associated Press Leased Wire) I j cover from a rain storm today, DOUGLAS, Aliz., July IS. Excite- Mexican consul here. Sunday. Ten persons still are missing f exception of region and south of , was struck ly lightning. Four property damage is estimated ' With the the of the ment over the shooting of Antonio Rodiiguez and his companion, En and the at Biaches, relative calm prevails on the fighting front in . were seriously burned about the rique Pina, under oath, testified that at $15,000,000, principally to railroads, be- - Rodriguez, Mexican musician, by The British and Germans are engaged in a sanguinary conflict in the hodies. All will recover, it is Ti a they were not less than one hundred crops and industrial plants. region of the Longueval salient, to the northwest of . With the clear- - Jievd. Eight hundred recruits Private it. Tucker, Eleventh infantry, metres inside Mexican territory when Eight of the deaths reported today i i regiments ar- - AH for the Connecticut inn a( tk. uf.atka. tka armanc a w f aLrn tna. a n n ra UA hr.. aftr a nr.. Ml while the Mexican was trying to cross the first shot was fired at them. The occurred at Bat Cove a village in Hen- laKt wilh I, minary bombardment, in which a new asphyxiating gas shell was used. At ,,ive,i wt niKnt ulons the international boundary line here, judge says that he found Rodriguez derson county, North Carolina, on the ''"mpunieS C a lid F Of the I'el.11- - Republican A. P. Leasea Wire l r, H.icinr, ),, r.rV..A i hatfl. (lid Agua 240 metres south of the border. Rocky Broad river and two at Volga, ,r..r,. sylvania engineers. The of July 18. Henry J. e, not abate today in Prieta. To south of Somme French and Germans are still at grips at first CHICAGO. Oneial Calles' interest in the case a small town in Buncombe county. the the consignment ot overcoats negro, believing him- The case was the chief topic of con- al rase a crazed is shown by Brey-ar- d, Biaches, where the French have driven out the Germans from some of the ,.- ' the fact that his chief Four were reported today from ... - a prophet who must die to carry in circles during houses they held in the village. The Germans failed on Tuesday to renew self versation Mexican of staff, Colonel M. M. Mendoza, had N. C, and three from the Hickory message the Almighty," became between Biaches and La Maisonnette, in which the French "a to the day, officials on the other side the transcript of evidence made for Nut gap section, in the western part their attacks violent here today and as the result inflicted heavy casualties on them Monday night. of the border, from General P. Klias General Davis and forwarded it to of the state. In addition unverified of frenzy was a casualty list On the eastern front Vienna asserts that fresh Russian attacks in the his there Calles. military commander of Sonora. him under the official sea! of the reports said three boys were drowned of dead and injured. The governor lerritiry of Lutsk were success, but says in the Car- IlLSON URGES six three and Adollo de la Huerta, state. In conversation the Mexican below Marshall, N. C, in the overturn- southwest without that negro were killed only po pathian region near Zabie and Tatarow, the Russians hav pushed back and his wife tint of lhe state, down to the lowliest authorities said that unless the sentry ing of a boat. police had in deT Austrian advance posts, although the Austrian main line has been firmly after more than a hundred liceman, are insistent their be punished, it was the intention of Marked improvement is shown in besieged residence for more niand that the sentry be punished. Governor De held. In the vicinity of Riga the Russians are vigorously on offensive his than la Huerta and General conditions in North Carolina. The the and had been forced to re Rodriguez is still alive and has slight Calles to make case against Field Marshal von Hindenburg's army, but all their have three hours the a matter of French Broad river in the Asheville attacks dynamite fire the chant e for recovery. moment by insisting been repulted with heavy losses, according to Berlin. CHILD LABOR sort to and tu end international region is falling rapidly. battle. The official investigation of tl. that it be taken up diplomatically In the Austro-ltalia- n Rome reports Ital- The river is receding al- theater fresh victories for the congenial case was completed bv Judge Gabriel between Mexico City and Washing- Catawba ians over the Austrians at various points. Mclntyre had a helpmate most as fast as it rose two days ago, in wife. He claimed divine au- Trujillo today. A translation of the ton. , While Petrograd chronicles further advances against by the his when the water rushing down from the Turks thority believed in him. He complete record ot ahe hearing was Private Tucker was not placed un- Russian right wing, Constantinople says that in recent days on the and she the water sheds carried bridges, fac- central LA1SADUPTED didn't believe in work for himself. His sent Genera T. F. Davis, comand- - der arrest and from the statement of sector the Russians have suffered tremendous losses south of the Tchoruk tories and homes before it. Railroads adopted view also and paid ing the tro.ips in the Arizona district. American army officers it appears river and that their attacks have become less violent. wife this and other utilities companies are using the rent and the grocery bill by taking The request that he take the cir that he was merely following orders Cannonading is going on along the entire front in the region of the large construction gangs repairing in washing. cumstances brought out in it into when lie fired. American officers are Greek border between the forces of Teutonic and entente allies. Air raid- Republican A. P. Leased Wire damage in the Catawba valley. the Today when Mclntyre strapped a consideration in making his inquiry understood to have declared that shots ers of the entente allies have done con siderable damage with bombs in WASHINGTON. July IS. President is were Several weeks will be required, it is the belt of cartridges around himself and into the affair understood to have fired before the pair crossed the region of Monastir. Wilson niiidp n nersonnl visit to the nccompaned the document when it border said, to restore normal train service on capitol todav to emphasize his desire equipped himself with a pistol and a some of the railroads and hundreds of that a child labor law be put on the I rifle his spouse strapped on another thousands of cotton spindles may be statute books at the present session of hclt and armed herself with a rifle idle for a month. . I neighbor Military Critics Britons Changing congress. To senate leaders, whom he She fired the first shot at a GUARDSMEN FIRE ON All fear of serious 'floods, in South summoned to a series of conferences I on the other side of the fence; helped Carolina have been dispelled by the are Taking Stock Map Daily in the president's room adjoining the J to barricade the house when the po rapid fall of the Congaree and Broad War I senate chamber, he insisted that the lice came, and with her rifle helped rivers. The. greatest loss will be to child labor bill passed by the house! to hold it for three and one-ha- lf hours, crops and livestock in the Congaree of the Situation By Feeling Way should le made a part of the legisla-- 1 In the end she died with him. She MOUNTED BAND valley. program tie put through tive to the! was riddled with bullets and the top The rivers of East Tennessee have j7 before Deter- - senate adjournment. of her head blown off. When Police reached crests are falling opposition by their and Republican A. P. Leased Wirel Republican A. P. Leased Wire mined southern senators man Edward Hughes entered the house slowly. The greatest loss will be crops, LONDON", 18. ad- forced the house Dill which would IB July While the BlilTlSli FRONT IN Fit AN I' E. lie'Tound her dead, crumpled up in the several hundred hav- verse prevent shipment in interstate com- thousand acres weather is compelling a lull In July IS. (Via London) On that map wreckage on the floor. Mclntyre, al- APPROACHING TRE BORDER ing valleys in fighting merce of good manufactured wholly, been flooded in the the the on the western front, of vari-c- ired patches at headquar- ready wounded, was gasping and lean- by out of im- extreme eastern part of the state. military critics are taking stock of the which glance or in. part, children the ing against an ice box. He turned and ters shows at a each perative program drawn up by the Conditions in Virginia and West Vir- situation. They are agreeably sur- day's progress of the offensive, the policeman sent a bullet into his by large there democratic caucus last Saturday. Il ginia are expected to be normal within prised the captures of heavy is one for today's work, the brain. to hour was left in a secondary position, to be Republican A. P. Leased Wire manding the El Paso military district, a day or two. firmament that General Sir Douglas of writing so Tar as known, north of This shot terminated the most ex Haig, the British in considered only if time remained after EL PASO, July IS. A party of and Lieutenant Colonel Leon Buclon, Village Wiped Away commander chief Ovilh rs and west of Pozieres. The citing episode on the West Side in announced. The other measures regarded as more ur- mounted Mexicans exchanged fire with acting garrison commander, in Juarez, SPARTANBURG, S. C, July 18. critics point out how British apparently are following the British gent had been . disposed of. Mr. Wil (Continued on Page Two) company of the Ninth Massachu denied that they had received official According to information brought here the attacks have pressed with .aine meth'xjs the second big greatest in after son had been told that an effort to o setts infantry near here today. reports of the incident and both said tonight by H. A. Marlette, who went the rapidity order to give attack as after the first, fortifying late Germans no for- force its passage would mean a ser- According to reports the guardsmen that it seemed trivial. to Thermal City, N. C, yesterday in the time to organize the positions gained, midable defenses. Also, stalking German ious party revolt. were doing outpost duty when the The shooting occurred in an isolated an automobile, says the village of as was machine gun detachments, taking by the withdrawal of the Brit- Whether the president's visit accom Mexicans rode up on the opposite band district, about three miles down river Chimney Rock, N. C, near the famous needful tactical iwiints and feeling ish from the Fourcaux wood, where plished anything more than to bring PROHIBITION oi the Rio Grande and opened fire. from El Paso, known locally as "the rock of that name, in Rutherford coun- ir way systematically, w hile they had reached the German third th' their his own position in the matter em The guardsmen suffered no casual island" section. The Massachusetts ty, was completely washed away by concentrations of gunfire give no sign line. Gen. Haie wiselv phatically to the front, was not ap ties, but reported they believed they company was doing border patrol duty the high of Broad reit,l r'Mt infantry is going to waters river. The tation to hold on to if wh're trc parent tonight. So far as could be had killed one Mexican. in this district, one-thi- rd of the sixty-me- population tht r,ir act. of the town was about 150. would have incurred severe fighting learned the democratic steering com- Captain Hickey of Dorchester, Mass., being on patrol and the remain According to Marlette a party went "Shells," said a gunner who remem- change in CONVENTION TD being with probably heavy losses, and Gen- mittee contemplated no the commanding the company, estimated der held in reserve in the camp to Chimney Rock to try to rescue those Haig was In bered the days of munitions starva- caucus program no had been about half a eral favor of a more and call the number of Mexicans at fifteen, but mile to the rear. caught by the flood, but water sur- methodical advance. tion; "it is no longer a case of issued for another caucus to consider asserted that he was unable to deter Captain Hickey said that throughout rounding the village prevented Evidence for more, but of somebody in the Mr. Wilson's request. the day small parties of Mexicans ap them received from the front, as mine whether or not they were sol- from getting elose to houses. They well as the official map published rear asking over the telephone if wel The president's arrival at the cap peared from time to time on the Mex the here TODAY diers. Approximately fifty shots were saw no signs of human life, it was seems to prove the German sec- have enough. itol was entirely unheralded. Accom- OPEN ican bank of the river, which is about that fired on each side, it was said. said. The postoffice and hotel were ond line of defenses was far less strong It cleared after yesterday's rain, panied only by two secret service men Both General George Bell, - Jr., com (Continued on Page Two) washed be- and elaborate than the first. There- which did not interrupt the shelling he went directly to the president's to a point several miles fore, the military observers believe or the taking yesterday of 1,300 yards room and sent for Senator Kern, the low the village. Republican A. P. Leased Wire Seven Additional Bodies that th" obstacles art likely to be of a scond line trench west of Po- majority leader. loiter he discussed IX Prominent ST. PAl'L. July ASHEVILLE, N. 18. lets difficult as the entente allies zieres, which has been the center of the subject with Vice President Mar prohibition SHOW C, July Reced- . members of the national CERTIFICATES OF ing advon'-e- With regard to the east- interest for the last '2i hours. This shall, Senators Martin, Williams. open 1ST waters of the disastrous floods party, assembled here for the which swept ern front. General von Linsingen's village sits on a high and command- James and Owen of the democratic ing through the French Broad tomorrow of the putty's twelfth valley Sunday gave up retirement across tne Pipa is con- - ing position, and the British now have steering committee, and Senators Sim piadrennial convention expressed the seven addition- al bodies today (Continued on Page Two) mons and Hughes. Senators Martin. belief tonight the for the and reports tonight (Continued on Page Three) among that contest of eight Williams and Simmons are 'residential nomination nat rowed CLEANLINESS LEAVING NEW YORK more deaths by drowning in postponement down those inclined to favor to two men William Sulzer of New the Batavia section, brought the total of action on the child labor bill until death list in this district to twenty-eig- ht (next York and J. Frank Hanly of Indiana ENLARGED December. This belief grew out of develop Indications were that the prop- BUILDING I Those who saw the president were NIL ments T the day including lormal erty loss in western North Carolina .Republican A. P. Leased Wire going out notification from Mr. Sulzer that he (childien of the city when it alone may be $12,000,000. Fears are tor Kern said the discussion was NEW IS s found that was leaving N w York for St. Paul YORK, July To prevent they do not live in an in felt that the loss of life and property nothing to get about, and so excited telegrams from Henry the epidemic of infantile paralysis fecte'd house, and are free from symp may prove even greater when the riv- far as he knew, the president's visit nd private toms BILL APPROVED BY SENATE Fold, Detroit manufacturer, announc here from spreading to other parts of all contagious diseases. Cer ers subside. would not any delay in the persons I tea, necessitate ing" unwillingness to accept of the country, nil leaving tinea however, must be applied Relief work is being pushed, contemplated adjournment of congress. his the forward New York City for other states will for one day in auvanee, so that ad rapidly and most of 1.0(1 Some who favor early ac nomination. the men T IT senators "get to be required to furnish certificates dresses may be visited. Children are thrown out of employment by closing; tion on the bill said they believed there Aside from the subjected oc- - setting forth that the premises in to personal examination by of twenty-fiv- e Republican uhonlfl ha sitinthar rfliipti. Others tie gether" conference, delegates were industrial plants are be- A. P. Leased Wire Mean waters to aid in the collection of which they live, or have lived, are health department physicians on the ing a,,. r.antm,.nt ut the cupied principally with informal ses put to work clearing away the WASHINGTON. July IS. en- money due a private citizen. travel ,.re. clean and have not been affected by the day the certificates are granted The rsionH rpUlt.ive to ,he conte"t f"r ,he flood wreckage. larged naval building bill recommend- By a vote of 48 to IX the senate ldent's request, pointing out that the disease, it was announced here today ur,ata. aWaHv huH r,.m rom UoH with presidential contest. ed by the naval committee after con- todiy rejected an amendment designed tne together confer- - by Dr. Charles E. Banks, senior sur- ferences with to provide that three of the ten new the White House on the legislative "et geon of the t'nited States public President Wilson and agree- - failed of its original purpose Secretary Daniels was approved battleships to be constructed in the program. the caucus last week health service. Five phvsi- - Castros by immigration to attract into the prohi additional Are Permitted a. ing to delay action on the now way the senate today by viva voce vote. next three years should be kept in '"'-'o- cians are on their here, it Mr. but party scores or reformers nere- Democratic and republican leaders Pacific coast waters. An effort by bit which Wilson oi.noses was said, to aid the federal health which has the sntmort of a maioritv of toforc identified with other parties. were held together to secure its Senator Penrose to have communi tlvre was a general discussion of pro- - officials in their efforts to safeguard to passage and although group cations submitted by the Bethlehem democrats senators the lives of residents of other Enter United States a small Mr Wilson is said to have called and means of uniting the states. of senators from both sides of the Steel company in connection with the Dr. Banks asserted that government to the demo- - moral forces of the country chamber opposed it during debate, armor plate plant fight printed as a attention the fact that physicians would be stationed at all A general session at the auditorium Republican A. P. Leased Wire questions asked, sentiment in its favor was so over- public document also failed. (Continued on Page Three) railroad stations to enforce the new denying guilt in con of the afternoon was marked by a WASHINGTON. July 18. Freedom' nection with General Paredes" whelming that no roll call was de- regulations. A statement issued by to death suggestion that republican leaders be enter the United States, once de- 'Not having or been con manded. a him said in part: admitted approached with a view to causing nied was granted to former President victed of a crime involving moral tur With the important building sec- prohibition plank to be inserted in "Persons traveling out of the slate, Cipri ino Castro of Venezuela and his pitude, tion out of the way, Early Departure the and in fact denying guilt, un administration of the republican platform. This sug- must obtain a certificate from the wife by order of Secretary Wilson of der the leaders believe bill be lav, there was nothing for the naval can gestion came from General Thomas city board of health that infantile the labor department, who overruled us to pressed to final vote tomorrow do but to admit him," sa'd a and T. Arizona, was met paralysis does not on the n Wilson of but exist their decision of the special board of Secretary AYilson. "In the testimony-take- ent to conference where a stubborn Deutschland Is Likely many dissenting voices. Gen- premises. This must be obtained on immigration with officials at New York before (in 1913) ev- fight expected. program ap- there was is Ths eral Wilson is 80 years of age and the day of travel or the day before, denying them admittance. Under the idence proved today provides for that General Castro was un- construc- has been a prohibition advocate for and when the ticket is purchased at seeretars ruling the Castros are free der charges 4 4 dread-naugh- in Venezuela in connec- tion of battle cruisers and Republican A. P. Leased Wire the depot go go plan-ne- (steamer Neckar. years. they will then to the to to Porto Rico as they had d. tion with the alleged murder of a in PUT and a total r.f 157 BALTIMORE, July 18. were An extra, was put into use speakers the public health surgeon on duty the to There hatch Other at afternoon at or remain indefinitely in the political opponent. Before the im- war vessels of all classes within the further signs today of the early de- in loading the rubber. included Elsie Hill of derjot for the card United session Miss States. migration board at New Y'ork he re- next three years. As it passed the parture oil the I of the submarine Deutsch- Two carloads of fuel for Connecticut, who urged the conven of identification. A telegram ordering immediate re- fused to answer questions regarding house, the bill authorized only five land. Deutschland arrived today. This will adopt Anthony tion the Susan B. "Persons traveling to points within lease of General and Mrs. Castro, who the charges and his refusal was con- capital chips, all battle cruisers, for he to carry her times The batch of mail from the German sufficient three amendment as a plank in the party's New York stato do not need any have been held on Ellis Island since sidered, under the circumstances, next year, and made no provision for embassy trans-At- - as was delivered to Captain the distance of her lirst oUtform. Several suggestions for certificate from the United States their arrival Saturday from Trinidad ar asumption of guilt." a continuing policy. Koenig, .... I t the undersea comman- sei-- boat's luntic trip. change in the name of the part v were public health office." was tonight to Immigration Tt is understood that Immigration Only two amendments likely to de der. Prince Ambassa- screening of the suborn- - Hatzfeldt of Further m;.ie. but seemed to meet with little Persons leaving the state by auto- Commissioner Howie. In explaining Commissioner was in velop extended argument remain to developed afternoon. Caminetti who dor Bcrnstniffs staff, paid a visit to line this f"1" approval from delegates. mobile or otherwise than by rail, also his ruling. Secretary Wilson pointed Philadelphia today, recommended to be disposed of before the senate officers of the Forward-- large covered barges were hauled, the Eastern i must obtain certificates. out that when Castro had tried to en Secretary Wilson that the Castros be reaches a final vole on the bill. They ing company at the pier end-o- n to each other, beside the barge where the Parker Won't Accept Dr. Banks said he had asked for ter the United States in 1913 from admitted. The secretary's decision, are Senator Oliver's proposal direct Deutschland is berthed. that has been alongside the Deutsch- - NEW 17. ORLEANS, July "There fifteen additional physicians to aid France he refused to answer ques officials said, was reached upon ex- ing that the federal trade commission Large quantities of canned goods land for more than a. week is a on ac- - not chance earth of mv in enforcing the regulations. The tions regarding his alleged complicity amination of transcript evi- Investigate the armor plate situation weiV hung the of anil sides of beef were stowed in the pieces of burlap cepting any nomination at thehands new rules will become effective at in the murder of General Paredes, a dence hearing;) and lhe Iji Follette amendment to submarine. barge ends taken at the board's Hitherto supplies for the between the roofs of the Gf the prohibition party," said John once. polntcal opponent in Venezuela. fcrmal appeal prohibit US' of any United and without a from Its States Deutsehland's crew have been taken effectively shutting off view between m Parker, progressive candidate for Health certificates are being issued At the hearing last Sunday, at El decision having- warship In Mexican or South Amer- - to interned been filed by the North German Lloyd the ends of the barge. vice president tonight. by the department ot health to all lis Island, however, he answered all eral Castro. 1