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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-29
RAILROADS WIN
DELIVERY FIGHT
Washington and Baltimore
Merchants Not to Get Free
Freight Distribution.

Announcement was made today by the
interstate commerce commission that it
has declined to suspend the new freight
tariffs of the Pennsylvania and Baltimore
and Ohio railroads. eliminating free store
door delivery of freight in Washington
and Baltimore. In consequence Of this
action Of the commission the new tariffs
will go into effect next Monday, and the
free store door delivery of freight which
merchants of the two cities have enjoyed
for almost half century will become
thing of the past.
Just what further steps will be taken
by the Retail Merchants Association the
Trade in the effort to retain the free
freight delivery and collection privilege.
or to secure lower freight rates as
stand-off, 1t was stated today, would not
be discussed at this time.
Rosenberg Is Silent.
Maurice Rosenberg, counsel for the Re-
tail Merchants Association. stated that
1t seemed the part Of wisdom to refrain
from making any statement at present,
though Mr.. Rosenberg fntimated that the
organization of which he Is counsel as
we'll as the Baltimore interests involved
in the flight, has by no means exhausted
the possibilities Of resistance. and said a
statement would be issued some time next
week.
The formal announcement issued today
by the interstate commerce commission
follows:
"In a petition received by the inter-
state commerce commission on the oath
.ultimo the Baltimore Merchants and
Manufacturers Association requested sus-
pension Of tariffs filed by the Baltimore
and Ohio and Pennsylvania railroads
withdrawing free store-door collection
and delivery services at Baltimore and
Washington.
Additional Protests.
Subsequently protests were entered by
the Travellers Protective Association of
Baltimore, Washington Chamber of Com
merce and the Retail Merchants Asso-
citation Of Washington making similar
requests.
ION the Sth instant 1t was announced
that the commission declined to suspend
the tariffs involved.
I'm letter dated August the Balti-
more Merchants and Manufacturers AS
sociation urged the commission to again
consider the matter of suspending these
tariffs. this request being based upon
certain new allegations set forth in said
letter, and the. commission after having
given full consideration to the facts pre-
sented aatins declines 70 suspend"
- i !. !, =.
Bostohs ss6ington Game Postponed.
Bosf atust s;se-rhe Boston
wasnlnS 81 ] Sne isJ postponed on ac-
count ssaa Two gaJaes viii be played
tomoEaHak q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-29
Naval Ensign. Dies Abroad.

Ensign Owen ST. A. Botsford. United
States Navy. attached to the U. 8. 3.
Quiros Of the Asiatic fleet. died in the
general hospital at Shanghai. China, yes
terday. The cable message to the Navy
Department announcing his death gave
no particulars. Ensign .Botsford was
from Michigan. and entered the navy in
July. 1904. He reached the rank Of en-
sign in June. 1910. and had been at
tached to the Quiros since July, 1908.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-29
Mrs. Woods Condition Unchanged.

No material change is reported in the
condition of Mrs. Leonard Wood, who
is i'll with pneumonia at the Fort Myer
post. Mai. Gen. Wood. chief Of stan.
who returned to this city because OF her
serious condition. is In constant attend
ance on her. and has not attempted to
take up his official duties at the War De-
partment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-29
BANKERS TO CITE
MEASURES FLAWS
Hearing on Currency Bill Be-
gins Before Senators
Tuesday.

Senator Owen, chairman of the COM
mittee on banking and currency. an
nounced today that next Tuesday at 2
O'Clock the committee would hear the
representatives Of the American Bank
ers' Association on the pending currency
bill. This association has raised nu-
merous objections to the bill, and will
be given an opportunity to go on record.
1t is the belief among senators that
the protests of the bankers will not
avail The fact is, the administration
has discounted these objections and is
not in humor to take them seriously.
President Wilson and those who are
working with him to pass a currency
bill at this session take the view that
the association represents a restricted
section of the banking community, and
that It's Views are not shared by the
banking and commercial interests at
large.
Purpose Of Measure.
More thant that. the pending. currency
bill is devised to curtail the power of
the groups, of dominating eastern bank
ers to wrest the control of money from
New York and to distribute II more
equitably over the country.
The administration will favor making
money easier for legitimate commercial
and agricultural purposes and harder for
the spectators. Sympathy with his policy
is felt by many senators. and it is the
dominating influence with the House
democrats.
1t Is still an open question whether
currency bill will get through both
branches of Congress at this session. al
though President Wilson maintains his
optimism in the affirmative of the promo
sition. That bill will pass the House
is now q foregone conclusion, resulting
from the action of the caucus, and 1t is
believed bill will be reported out of the
Senate banking and currency committee.
Objections in Senate.
Once in the Senate. however. 1t is des-
tined to meet with the objection that the
session will be unduly prolonged IL at
tempt Is made to act upon q bill this
session. and the effort will certainly be
made to postpone final action until a day
fixed next session.
President Wilson will oppose this pro-
posed postponement. and will at least
insist that the Senate democrats pass
upon the measure in caucus. Then, IL
caucus bill can be presented and insuper-
able objection raised by republicans, the
RESPONSIBILITY will not be upon the ad-
ministration. 1t 10 urged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-29
ASKS COSTS OF ARMOR
Secretary Daniels Calls on
Steel Companies to Submit
Detailed Figures.

Secretary Daniels has issued a state
ment In regard to his action in rejecting
che bigs submitted by the Carnegie
Bethlehem and Midvale Steel companies
for supplying armor plate for battleship
No. 39 When he expressed a desire to
know by what process Of mental telep-
athy" the three companies had ar
rived at identical figures on all classes
on two occasions he was told by their
representatives, that there was no agree
ment or understanding among ,ths CON-
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sent to the District Commissioners a let
ter recommending the change.
Mrs. William Loney Is chairman Of this
committee, the other members being Mrs
Lindley Clark, president of the associa-
ton; Mrs. F. L. Ransome, secretary;
Mrs. John j. Painter ,and Mrs. D. G. p.
PfeiHer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-29
CITY ADJUSTMENTS
MAY Be COMBINED
Survey of RecreationaI Faciii-
ties Ordered by District
Commissioners.

Appointment Of a commission to make
survey of the recreational facilities OF
the District of Columbia. with view to
formulating plan for the establishment
Of a department of public recreation. was
this afternoon ordered by the Commits
sioners of the District.
The personnel Of the commission, which
will be decided upon within the next day
or two. will be made up of q representa-
tive of the playground department, the
office of public buildings and grounds and
the board of education.
Plan for Close Cooperation.
The commission will be instructed to
formulate at the earliest possible moment
a plan where the playground department.
the outdoor recreation work of the public
schools and the recreation activities of
the federal park department may CO.
operate in so far as it is possible without
further legislation, thus making an actual
experiment prior to the time when legis-
lation can be secured, if found necessary
That immediate steps should be taken
to bring the recreatfonal facilities of the
National Capital into closer cooperation
was decided upon by the Commissioners
after they had gone over the matter
with Edgar S. Martin. supervisor of
Fairgrounds This Official is in favor
of the plan, and in his last annual re-
port outlined a scheme for the estab-
lishment Of department of public
recreation.
Supervision of Amusements.
Such department. in the opinion of
Mr.. Martin, should have a director Of
recreation, with two supervisors in
charge Of the activities of Fairgrounds,
bathing beaches, etc., and third in
charge Of the inspection Of moving pic
ture theaters, amusement halls, pool
rooms and other such types of recrea-
ton. The plan outlined Is based on the
idea that municipal recreation includes
not only Fairgrounds, but poolrooms,
moving picture theaters and dance halls
as well.
lis considered probable that Mr.. Mar
tin will be named chairman of the COM
mission. which Is expected to get down
to work without delay.
Advocated by Parents.
The matter of bringing the municipal
Fairgrounds under the jurisdiction of the
board of education has been agitated by
the Parents Association of the third
division of the public schools and a
committee of this association recently
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-29

BoSTt nkust Fa9.-The Boston
Washin m d 11sne is,spostponed on ac-
count sAiy, Two gaines will be played
tomor3H& a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-29
WEATHER.

Showers this afternoon; fair
tonight and Saturday; not much
change in temperature.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-11
HANDSOME, WATCH CHARMS FREE AT
 TOBACCO STORES
"BuIP' Durham Week Being ceie- brated in 5isbee by Attractive
 Gift Scheme

Carl Scott of the American Tobacco company, is in Bis5ee this week adver- Using the famous old ''Bulr' Durham Tobacco.
 This week. at tobacco dealers all over town, purchasers of Q SC bag of Bull" Durham are being presented with 14-ksrat. gold plated watch earns, which are replioas of the fl- miliar Durham Bull These charms are a really handsome and desirable souvenir, as all smokers treceiving them will appreciate They are fine, ly made. highly polished. and may readily be attached to watch chain or fcB. It is the prediction of the local dealers that the limited supply will go fast.
 DO you know, said Mir. Scott to a Review reporter. that Bull Durham { is the most extensively handled arti- cie in the world? Sounds pretty big, doesn't 1t; and yet it is a fact, More than 500, 600 dealers handle 'BulP Dur l ham in the United States alone.
 You might think that salt, or su- gar, or flour was more extensively lsoId than Bull but such is not the case. Salt and other products are sold only by groceTs, of which there are perhaps a quarter of million in this country. 'BulP Durham is sold by nearly all grocers, and by tobacco I stores, restaurants. news stands and other places. SO that the total sums up above 6O0.O00.
 Last year the total sales of thi; 1 famous tobacco were 52,000,00f sacks. nearly million for every day On tue calendar. Tt is the uni yersaP luxury. being smoked by every class, from college professor or mil
 ionaire to the cowboy on. the plains 1t sis@a regular ration in the Army and Navy. and bag of Bull sticking ont of the sailors blouse or inc sol dier's khaki shirt is a familiar sight
 Better buy a bag of Bull" al your dealers this week. and get ons of the watch charms. .s-Advt PSI
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-11
.ODD FELLOW LODGE
 PLANS BUSY WEEK

Wednesday evening, Fysbee Lodge No 10 |. o. o. F, conferred the init.a- tory degree on a class of candidates. It is expected that Doug as Lodge No. 20 will visit Bisbee L.odgeyN 10 on Wednesday evening, November 18th. and bring spec.al degree team, who will confer the first degree upon the Bisbee lodge. A large attendance of both Douglas and Bisbee members is expected, las the Douglas lodge has an excellent degree team and th.s is the return visit for the degree work recently put on before the Douglas lodge by the degree team from the Bisbee Lodge.
 Next STriday evening, November l4th. Golden Rule Encampmeut No. | , l. o. O. F. will confer Che Royal Purple degree in full form. After the work, a smoker will be given and refreshments will be served. All members and visiting patriachs are cordially invited
 Cochise Canton No l. O. O. r. met last Sunday afternoon in their 1 regular monthly session. Applications were received ani the elaborate de gree work rehesrsed for the beneht If incoming members. It is planned to call a special meeting of the Can ' ton later on this month.
 Preparations are being mate Ter the Grand Ball to be given by Reoes,,
 sh lodge No. l. o. o. F. on satlr- day evening November 22nd, in Odd i Fellows Hall. The Brennan Orchestra will furnish the music Invitations
 will soon be issued.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-11
F HEADlGHY. DIZZY,
 BILIOUS, 'CASClRETS"
Clean yoUr liVs- and waste cloesed bowels tonlehtl
 Feel hnliyt
Get 9 1e-eent hsx now

Get Recent bex now.
 You're bilious, You have a th1ot- ping sensation in your head. lad taste fin your mouth, your eyes Iurn. your skin Is yellow. with dark rings lmder your eyes; your lips are parch- ed. No wonder you feel ugly, mean and illtempezed- Your system Is fall of bile not properly passed oR. and what you need s a cleaning up in- side. Don't continue Icing a bhi-as nuisance to yourself and thosa who love you, and don't resort to harsh physics that irritats and iniure Re member that most Disorders of the stomach liver and bowels are cured by morning ssth gentle Cascarets-thsy work while you sleep. A 10-cent b1x from your druggist viii keeP your boRels clean. stomach sweet and your head clear for mcnths- CBildTe n love to take Cascarets, because they taste good and never gripe or sicken- --Advt.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-11
INVESTORS FEAR CRISIS AT HAND,
 ISEXPLANATION IF LOW MARKET
Slump Continued Yesterdz With Many Stocks Beaking to New Low for the Iear-Mexico the Leading Factor in the Alarm that Is Expressed-Stee and Copper Consumption Both Decl,ne--AH Selling

NEW YORK. Nov 1O.-Quotations were sealed down all through the list today. It was the severest setback in some time, with I point losses among tine representative stocks at the low Of the day.
 The absence of strong support was dsiquieting to holders of stoeks. Even more significant was the eyi- dence of genuine liquidation. Conser- vatiye investment stocks were sold at concessions.
 In many cases prices reached the low since the slump last June, and in a number of stocks. including Atch- fson, St. Paul, New Haven, American Telephone and Rubber the low marks for the year were set The belief is that crisis in approaching, with Mexico as a foremost factor influenc. ing sentiment.
 U. S. Steers monthly statement cf thrilled tonnage was pooer than ex pected. .Fo the first time in nearly two years, the untitled tonnage is be. low tHs five fmilIion mark. The last month, it IS saJoated. oders did not average moe 6ian 50 per cent of pro, ducuon.
 Fdnp the eppper trade came similar, ly diseouragiug news. Bonds were weak, with Severe declines in some issues. Tetai sales. par value SlS.00O e00. U. s. bonds unchanged on call
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-11

light ty its own voluntary electric force.
 The Pearl of Bosporus" g.ves views of ConstantinoDie, showing the mixture of ancient and modern arch lecture; also the suburb of Pera. where the European and diplomatic eoa-ny is located
 A Promenade in Rome, pleasing scenes in the City Of Rome, showing the Iacades Of famous buildings, fountains; parks and the woIf kept in memory of the Romulus ana Renus myth.
 The Stolen Models is a pretty It. tie farce with quesr characters, who tune and again arc Ise the audience ue hearty laughter. Gertrude Mccoy plays an artist who needs a man mod el to smoke a pipe; but can't get one suitable. The audience sees her try out two or three with comical results and ten she sees Benjamin Wilson [ across the court smoking at the VII dow. He too, is an artist and has had the same difficulty ever getting fC- maie m-del for his picture: he also has alreaiy looked across to her win dow and has painted her without her knowing. The committee at the eX- hibitiOn hang the two portraits side by side, which furnishes a snapDy, pleasing enLing Th.s farce is one of the best seen in a long time.
 The next feature at the Lowell vii be The Clod which will te present cd on next Thursday and Friday. This Rename Fielding is featured through film depicts a fierce battle in Mexic1. see entire film. It is an unusual offer ing
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-11
ANN OF TIE RAILS
 AT LOWELL THEATRE

Today and tomorrow at the Lowell theater win be shown Ann of the trails a thrilling drama of present day western life. which will be val uabIe addition to the Lowelfs always attractive program.
 The Breath of Scandal develops an interesting situation, wherein young school teacher takes the child of a desp5naent mother about to conn nit suicide. The teacher comes in for much condemnation from the village gossips. but in the end she $ cleared. It is gripping plot strong ly handled and with good character izations.
 The Fsa With a Storage Battery in It's Brain is a thorouglly pleasing scientific number. giving views of the electric ray fish in the act of light ing a pne candle power ineadesant
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-11
ID ARRAIGN ROY .
 HAIGLER FRIDAY
Ccontinued from Page D

nitely known when the funeral will occur. It may be tomorrow. There are hundreds of friends in the dis tTict who will attend, for the dead
 man was generally esteemed and made warm friends. His death came just at a time when his future fort une appeared assured, the patent
 flushing device which he had com pIeted m association with his part ner having been advanced to where It promised the early eturn of large revenues Wall was but 2S years of
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-11
COPPER PRODUCERS STATEMENT
 OF STOCK ON HAND

NEW YORK, Nov 10-Tne state ment of the Copper Producers asso- citation for October shows aa increase in stocks on hand of 2,7732SS rounds. compared with the previous month. Production of 139,O7O.fS1 pounds was 1869 .252 in excess of the precedius month. Domestic deliveries of 6S- I73,T20 pounds exceeded September by 1.335,S23 pounds, while foreign fell of 4,95I ,S02 pounds. Total deliv- cries fell behind to the extent of B. 524,979 pounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-11

Tow records were recorded for the general list. Towards the close prices recovered stme of their early declines but still showed substant al net losses on the days movement. Lack of confidenee and investment buying gave bears encouragement anc until there is some betterment in that direction only small rallies can be looked fer. Copper shares reacted in sympathy with weakness Of Anna !. gamated but as a whole did not re- tlect any great sesling pressure. Total sales New York S455.5oO. Metal 1Gil to 3-4.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-11

age. He had been absent from the city a year, prior to his return about Ihree months ago and it was on this
 trip, to Cleveland, Ohio, and Rock Island,- H.. stkat the patent was per Iected and it's manufacture engaged in. He wasEof highly mechanical turn
 of mind and during his residence here was geperally known as an in- dustrious, sober, well meaning citizen.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-11
PAINE-WEBBER LETTER

CReceived by L. J. OyerlockD
 BOSTON, Nov. l0.-Markets yield ed to pronounced pressure and new
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-11
From Lessville

From Lesdyiile.
 Tom Bowen, of Leadyille Colo, ar rived yeslerray snz will make Bistee his future home
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-11
State Manaqer

otats WaHa9tF
 D. Scmggs. of Tucson, state man. ager for the s.nger Sewing Machine company is aere ie-kiag after lis business interests. He says his bus
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-11

rhs following advertisement, the recent feoaest lbs Mir
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-11
ATTENTION BIsBEEITEs

l should worry
 And would worry
 Because HIaigler is on the water Wagon and always ready to give the Best service in the way of Real Estate. Fire & Life Insurance. You are Safe Sure, at Haiglers. Phone 70.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-11
Corn

December ...... Q. % .... b9 5-o May . ..... 70S-S
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-11
Wheat

December ,... ... Q. S5 7-S May ... co. ... Q. gOG-4
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-11
Cotton

December. .... .-...... Q. l5.S0
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-11

Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
COL 0MBIA CLAIMS REVIVED
Democrats Will Consider Pan
ANA Canal Acquisition.

IBr Telegraph Co The rituue.
Washington. March l5.-Scuor Don Ne
tancourt. Minister from Colombia. paid a
personal visit 10 Chairman Flood of the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs to-
day. and urged him 80 bring 10 the at
tenton Of the new Congress the claims
Of Colombia against this government IN
connection with the acquisition ~ tho
Panama Canal strip.
The Colombian Minister eudcavorcd 20
obtain the promise OF the chairman that
he Wolld support = resolution To submit
the long standing dispute to The Hague.
bur II is understood that MI Flood IS
opposed to this course. The chairman
promised however. that the committee
would take up at the regular session
Colomha's claim. and probably would
continue the investigation begun under
the Rainey resolution. If the claim FOR
damages is 10 be submitted To arbitration.
il is believed that Mr.. Flood will favor
its reference 10 an International joint
commission instead Of the Hague. He Is
reported to have so Informed Senior
BetancOurt to-day.
IT is said to be the intention Of the
Democratic House 10 reopen the Colon
bia- Panama dispute at the regular ses-
sion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
WIFE'S PLEA REJECTED
Deserter Must Stay in Prison
but Family Gets Pay.


Washington, March l5.-The Secretary
of the Navy decided this afternoon that
nc could not consistently grant a pardon
to William Blundy. the deserter seaman,
whose wife. accompanied by a fouryear-
old son. came to Washington earlier in
the week from their home in Mount Yer
non. y Y, TO make an appeal to the
President and to the Navy Department
Secretary Daniels gave out a statement
saying:
Extraordinary clcmcncy has been eXer-
cisod in this case and an order has been
issued by which she will get the pay
which would have come TO her husba nd
If he hau not been convicted. Her re-
quest for the pardon of her husband can
not be granted, as much as I should like
to have extended clemency If IL had been
justified by the facts and the good of the
service
"3lundy fraudulently renlistcd and was
sentenced TO two and a half years. which
by good conduct In prison will be re-
duced to one and two-thirds years with
forfeiture OF pay. lie will then be dis
honorably discharged The department
RENTED so much of the sentence as in
volved forfeiture of pay on condition that
Blundy send the full pay Of his rating less
certain deductions for prison expenses to
his wife for her support.