Arizona Sentinel, 1916-11-23

he favored a foodstuffs embargo and proposed to urge a measure early in the next session. He also said he fa favored - vored favored the embargo as an effective weapon against the British "unwar "unwarranted, - ranted, "unwarranted, outrageous and indefensible Blacklist of American merchants, more effective than weary months of diplo diplomatic - matic diplomatic negotiations," ending in continu continuance - ance continuance practices. Also, because food prices are causing widespread distress. It is generally agreed here that con gress will see an embargo fight which will be backed by vigorous petitions. It is understood the president and cab cabinet - inet cabinet oppose.

(By Associated Press.) .'IANSAS CITY, Nov. 22 Judge Wil Wil-li.in - li.in Wil-li.in C. Hook of the federal district curt today 'held that the Adamson eight-hour law is unconstitutional. Judge Hook directed the receiver of the Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf Rail Railroad, - road, Railroad, the plaintiffs to aid the govern government - ment government in expediting the appeal to the supreme court and to invite attorneys of every railroad to participate in the case to make the present suit a final and conclusive test. Judge Hook said he regretted the necessity of a speedy decision which made it impossible to

NEW BATTLE IN MACEDONIA; FATE RUMANIANS IN BALANCE (By Associated Press.) . ON THE WAR FRONTTJie fate of the Rumanian armies in western Wallachia is in the balance and it is uncertain what will be the results of the Teuton victory in capturing Crai Craiova - ova Craiova and cutting the main railroad, but it is feared thereby endangered the western Rumanian forces. A new battle opened today on the Mace Macedonian - donian Macedonian front and Germans and Bul Bulgarians - garians Bulgarians who evacuated Monastir are withstanding the pursuing Serbians and French.

ASTRONOMER PERCIVAL LOVELL LEFT WIDOW LARGE FORTUNE (By Associated Press.) FLAGSTAFF, Nov. 22. The will of Percival Lowell, the famous astrono astronomer, - mer, astronomer, filed today in court,' left his widow $175,000 and 45 'per cent of the annual income of the estate estimated at several millions. One tenth of the income is left to support the Flagstaff observatory, which may never be merged with another institution, ac according - cording according to the tenns of the will.

count being made today in every coun county - ty county of the state confirms the unofficial returns and shows the election of Thomas E. Campbell as governor, it is reported that Governor Hunt will start a contest and attempt to hold the office he now occupies at least dur during - ing during the coming session of the legisla legislature, - ture, legislature, despite the will of the people. (Continuel on Page Four)

With Francis Joseph's death in the midst of this great conflict there is a remarkable climax to a long list of tragedies in the Hapsburg family a list unparalelled in any other reign reigning - ing reigning house in Europe including the as assassination - sassination assassination or violent death of seven near relatives. The fortitude with which the em em-(Continued - (Continued em-(Continued on Page Four)

(By Associated Press.) LONDON, Nov. 22 The British hospital ship Britannic was sunk to today - day today and fifty patients were lost. ATHENS, Nov. 22. It is pgipially announced that the Britannic was tor torpedoed - pedoed torpedoed and sunk in the Aegean sea. The ship carried 1000 British sick and wounded.

bargo on foodstuffs. So voluminous have been these requests that their in influence - fluence influence already has been felt on the wheat market, the price wavering last Thursday as a consequence of them. Whether or not the incrasing clamoi brings about the desired steps is a mat-