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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30
Allies Attempting Wide Turning Movements
Around Wings of German Forces While
Centers Are Not Making Headway.
EMDEN SINKS FOUR MORE BRITISH SHIPS
Chinese Troops Blow Up Railroad Bridge Which Has
pied - Japanese Soldiers Apparently Opposing Japanese
Operations N Chinese Soil--taian Government
Warns Subjects Against Taking Part in War
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
LONDON Sept 29-Fighng for the few been
the form OF heavy offensive operations and has changed
marked the positions of the opposing armies Northern
France Some hard blows have been hy each the Sides
but the armies practically where they when the Ger
stopped commenced entrench This
made plain in lengthy official communication issued today
by the French general staff
In the the wing close with the Germans hold
ing Lagny, lying between Rbecou Roye which in the pos
session Of the French also and Chaunes which almost direct
line between Roy and Albert Here the allies have been attempt
ing wide turning prevent which, the Germans have
already sent strong opposition.
French the Germans have continued
their day and night attacks only be repulsed but il evident
they making effor; the allies working
around their right
North of the we'll enlrenched armies facing
neither making Roadway, and the artillery duel continues between
Agonne the Mouse River French reports tell Of the capture
many prisoners Yesterday stating whether fresh troops
coming upon both sides few being withdrawn further
cent Of us France Up 1--we do,s issued by the
official press bureau which pays high tribute the work of the
armen.
Having Przmvsl the Russians reported be
crossing Carpaha towards Craoow which they reach
days Their arrival will he the signal for fight along the
German Russian frontier.
Nothing heard of operations around Ssrsevo today The
Auuians also being attacked land and Cstaro
is more of Italy Roumsn Turkey becoming
VOWED but Italy being held back by her Turkey
believed would like attempt of the ter
lory lost in the Balkan but the she Greece
would attack her and would also be signal for Roumana to
the conflict.
The German cruiser Emden has sunk four British
East Indian aogeher and has captured collier
Chinese troops have blown up the railroad bridge TayuHo
which has been occupied by tho Japanese thus apparently opposing
the Japanese military operation Shan Iung province.
The italian government Issued warning to Italians taking
service country that this breach Of neutrality pun
ishable by imprisonment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30
GVLZER FAILS To
GET NOMINATION
RETURNS FROM pRACllt NIl
NII. on STATE SHOW pNN.
INpuRT ~ LEAD.

o. f......f.i r.
NEW YORK. Seq, go NI.' tH.
receipt of about ESQ HIu OFF U.
rp.ntr vote and practically 900 oi
New York Cty Do appcar tonight
that James WadswortH won tine Re
publican nomination Tor Che United
states senate and Frederick Daycu-
puit defeated William Suizer. Pro
~. ~ r.7 Tr..i Ur
uuHiiou
Governor Clynn nislrIc ttorn.,
Whitman and Aub, ador Gerurj
continued to add G Their pIurah
urr
Predictions. 0f Nictofi,. for Hat
worth and Davenport are u.'l b"
.u.."uIr nUrelsIa. .a.r" FROM 90
Hta
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30
NE RELIANT MARINE
MEASURE TO WAIT
TnE PRESIDENT PRACTICALLY
AsHIIe 10 SNORT AnIOI ~
NENT OF CONGRESS.

lr Negotiated pre-.
WASHINGTON. % g. SDp, CO.,
rae admin .rstiou ha approved d"
movement Tor tine, dat recess Cd.
Coo House beginning nest week and
adjournment Dr. uus .nic Bog October
Io. reassomhlug congress m spe-
cul session on November 3D. Toy
confederation OF tho ship purcnRs
biU undsrt En tO'ir .r nrr
io leader of tho capitol who hop
for an agreement uor th." Iitn
tomorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30
PANHANDLE NV

Hon. y. \. Franklin. mayor
OF Panhandle. issued a prurla-
nation YESTERDAY declaring
Mrdu, -daN. sept 30. q" be- o.
holiday. aud al>r Designating
II l. Panhandle -, 81 th"
Fan
Following i> au "ntiirr "t
IA. Proclamation generally b.
sued yesterday.
%, virtue pt poWct vested
IN DAB" a. MANOR cot Panhandle,
Tr,a~. Z hereby proclaim Mc'i-
n,.d5,. sep 30. \ y. iOii.
Oh settler nay and Woman,
d., GO tlr Panhandle state
PAN. Amariiiu. I'Aa~. Geo he q
h,liilt. aud likewise 80 rnn-
stifut. o. Panhandle nai. AMI
urrr 100 Panhandle ritiyens co.
ob..rtr the same ht attending
ia, fair. ON the date naued.
,tNUpr-- ms o'uriHl stigma
m,. ant seal. thi- the .ptb
ia, si sept. ). ~. 1911.
-~trurd.
~ 4 rHNNkIiN.
Mayor.
The proclamation nf NHiuf
Franklin va- mrt With = rra-
a, ..-pur-r. and the iadie-
congratulations have shaped
them snair, in such uay as o."
permit them g. attend. wear
ing u,eir badge aud setting
forth Co. the publ, tHeir ainl-
iatinn. iuf the bett'rm"nt o.
the community IN vhi'h they
live.
N /. iriiefsd that ih~ Hi-
Tendance from Panhandle aud
susrniniiuu rommunIi'r- VIII
D. the largest within the hi--
tor, 81 thr i.ir aud Arrange
m.n,. ar, completed booking
o. th,is entertainment ni the
hand. ni irtai committee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30
GERMANs PRESSING TOWARD ANTWERP.

AMSTERDAM, Sept pa dispatch the TELEGRAPH from
Antwerp states ha; the Germans all dav have been bombadns
lieue, manufacturing nine miles from Antwerp, and is
feared the whole S now in runs
Additional dispatches say the Germans have begun at
tack the first line OF decnse Of Antwerp. Mo important
railway junction the Dutch border occupied BY Germans
Sunday They also continued the boubsrdmcn Of the forts
Woepe and st. Catherine.
' believed that heavy Austrian artillery is being used. Al
Lorre shell fell on a hospital, killing nine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30
NEW GUNS FOR GERMAN MARSHES.


COPENHAGEN Sept 29Travelers arriving from the KEEL
Canal the Germans busy placing ordance which the
Kupr works has been experimenting with for years the
warshipf The canal " crowded with warshps
Arsena busy day night and long arriving
continuously with for the ships The Germans
reported declaring the whole fleet will be ready fight
JAPANESE APPROACH TSlNG-TAU
LONDON Sept 29.-The japanese occupied all the high
ground outside Tsng Tau overlooking the German line Of
defense before Monday statement Of the official
bureau tonight which adds They began attack advanced
position half miles from the enemys main line dawn
In spu fierce mcs from the and land they drove the
enemy from their position
30 THOUSAND CANADIANS TO THE FRONT.
MONTREAL, Canada, Sent 29-The farewell message Of
Colonel Hughes of the militia the Canadian troops
Europe shows that upwards of thirty thousands Canad
isns have gone the colors
RUSSIANS TO BERLIN
ROME Sept 29."Cheer up, well spend Christmas in Ber-
n the encouragement General Rennenkampf has offered his
men, according report from Russian headquarters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-30

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The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-03
M'HAFF|E IS WAD|NC
IN GEOGRAPHIC
SUBDIVISIONS
in SEA, S.W.I2, r. SO N. OF r. ~
W. OF FOREST LIST
HE STANDS

Josiah l.. Bush of Sula has tho
honor of making the first application
for homestead entry under the new
administration in the local land office.
Mr. Bush filed application yesterday
for homestead entry on 30 acres, list
1-2513, section 19, township north,
range II west. Spectators, who
watched with bated breath as the new
register gracefully handled records
and files and talked glibly of the
north half of the southeast quarter of
the southwest quarter. say that Frank
McHaffie wears the mantle fallen
from the shoulders of Josiah Shull as
one born to the purple. II his face
appeared drawn and pale with anxiety
during the first few days, it will soon
regain it's rubicund ease just as soon
as he has learned to prowl unabasheA
through a maze of quarter sections
townships and ranges, bounded by
forest lists and units.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-03
AUGUST BEST MONTH
FOR POSTAL SAVINGS
WAR SCARE AND FAILURE OF
BANKS MAKES DEPoslToRs
TURN TO UNCLE SAM

Left F'redericks was yesterday COM
piling his official report of the Mis-
soula postal savings department and
in the process uncovered a number of
interesting figures. The receipts for
the month of August amounted to
$3.50, the largest business done in a
month in this office. while the amount
withdrawn. S1,160 is unusually small.
OF the 25S accounts now on the books
II were opened in August.
Mr.. Fredcricks says it is the war
scare and the failure of IL number OF
large banks. that has caused this in
crease in postal savings deposits.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-03
FIRE BATTLE OPENS
IN BITTER ROOT
VALLEY
ON EAST FORK A NEW FIRE
BREAKS OUT, CONDITIONS
ARE VERY DANGEROUS

The first engagement of any con-
sequence in the anticipated fight on
the Bitter Root forest took place yes
terday on Meader creek, tributary
river, southeast of Darby. A forest
fire broke out there in most danger
Gus country and before the first crew
of fighters sent in by the forest serv-
ice could reach the scene, it had
burned over a section Of land. At q
late hour last night this fire was still
burning fiercely and renforccments
are to be sent in today.
A 2o-Year Record.
Supervisor White of the Bitter Root
forest stated last night that cond
tions in his section of the district
were alarmingly dangerous. Old resi-
dents there say that the Bitter Root
hills and mountains have not been so
dry and parched in 30 years. All
through the forest it is much dricr
now than in 1910.
ouSt oNEI lliG uiNluc III tHt bt'tN cI-
head forest conditions are as bad and
two fires are burning in lodgepole
pine timber, 1t is feared that these
two fires will run together
More Men to SeIway.
OF the outside fires that on Moose
creek in the Selway forest in Idaho
continued to spread yesterday and q
call came here for more men. Last
evening crew of 40 had been secured
and these will go to Hamilton this
morning and leave at once to cross
the divide. This will make 200 fight :
ers Engaged on the Moose creek blaze
Fifty from Spokane.
Another crew of so men was Sc
cured in Spokane yesterday and will
reach Superior this morning at 5
o'clock on the Milwaukee train. The
men will be taken to the indian Henry
ridge fire. The Mssouian has al
SO far as they have been received
here.
There was continued activity all
along the line again yesterday but no
details of any consequence were re-
ceivcd from the other serious fires
now burning.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-03
DRY GRASS AND WEEDS
BURNED BY FIREMEN

Last evening the fire department
went to South Missoula and did some
fire work on its own responsibility.
Along the Bitter Root track near the
South Sixth street crossing was Il
would have caught fire quickly from
engine sparks. This patch of inflam-
mablc growth was burned last evening
while the firemen guarded it. Prop
erty owners close at hand felt greatly
relieved after the operation had been
successfully performed.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-03
MANY OF GREAT FALLS
TO ATTEND UNIVERSITY
ACCORDING TO WORD RECEIVED
HERE, DELEGATION WILL
BE LARGE ONE

According to word received from
Great Falls yesterday, that city will
have large representation in the
student body when the University of
Montana opens its doors on Septem-
Der 8. 1t is said, that the Great Falls
students will outnumber those from
any other one city in the state.
The Great Falls delegation has all
ways been a large one in the univer-
sity and the total number from the
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-03
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT,

Miss Evelyn of New York, who was
here some time ago. is at the Palace
hotel, room 403, with tremendous
display of real natural hair goods in
the latest styles. No shade too diff
ficult to match, including natural gray
and white. All goods at attractive
prices. Your inspection cordially in
vited Thursday and Friday.-Ady.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-03
F FIRST
PAPER
CAMPING PARTY HOME.

Mr., and Mrs. Edward S. Paxson,
their daughter Leila, their son, Rob
ert, and their grandson, William, Mrs.
come in from their camp, eight miles
UP Lolo canyon. Mr.. Paxson wen,
out to camp last Saturday and tho
other members of the party have
been in camp for ten days.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-03

Smelter city who have attended the
university is said to be upwards of
100 in the last two years. This year
the Great Falls delegation will prob
ably arrive in a special car.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-03
0, HOW GENEROUS!

Washington, Sept. Especial. y
Final action taken in the senate today
on the Myers bill sets aside 20 acres
in each government reclamation pro-
ject for IA public amusement park.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-03
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our many
friends for their kindness and SYM
pathy extended to us during our re-
cent bereavement in the loss of our
dear husband and father and wish to
especially thank those who sent flow
ers.
MRS. +. \. JAMESON AND FAMILY.
ADV.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-03
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
RUSHING TO
BUTTE
NOT TO BURY THE DEAD, HOW.
EVER, BUT TO HOLD ANNu-
Al STATE SESSION

The situation is altogether too seri
Gus and real in Butte to begin this
announcement of the annual meeting
OF the Montana Funeral Directors us
socation, which opens in that city to-
day, in way that naturally suggests
itself under the circumstances. The
funeral directors are not going to
their annual session anticipating
trouble or work in Butte. They ex-
pect to have a good time and a profit
able time. All the dead ones" they
expect to see will be gathered up the
next morning and taken back to the
bottling works
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-03
Marsh Secretary.

Coroner G. II. Marsh of this city is
leave this morning to attend the meet
ing Mr.. Marsh says there arc Sc
members of the organization and
practically all of them are expected at
the meeting. OF the features of the
meeting which the members are look
ing forward to with interest are the
lectures and demonstrations by Pro-
fessor w. r. EIohehschuh, who has a
national reputation and who has lust
returned from a trip through Canada
at the expense of the government
there
Thursday Afternoon.
O'Connor.
Invocation by Rev. Charles f. Chap
man.
Address of welcome by Mayor L. j.
Duncan.
Response by Sam White.
Report of membership committee.
Reception new members.
Reading of minutes of previous
meeting.
Address and demonstration by Pro
fessor w. F.. Hohehschuh.
Friday Morning.
Report of secretary treasurer
Presidents address.
Address by w. r. Cogswell, sccre-
tary state board of health.
Miscellaneous discussions and pa
pcrs. by members of association.
Afternoon.
/ Address by Dr. Carl Horst, city
health officer.
| Miscellaneous business.
| New business.
Demonstration hy Professor Hoheh
schuh.
/ Saturday Morning.
1 Election Of officers.
| Installation of officers.
Unfinished business
! Round table talks and discussion
by members.
Appointment of standing commit
| tees.
Afternoon.
Lecture and demonstration on Cad
aver by Professor Hohehschuh.
Good Of the association.
! Unfinished business.
/ Adjournment.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-03
LANE SAYS ACTION
AGAINST DOMAIN
IS A MISTAKE
MESSAGE RECEIVED FROM
PLAINTIFF THAT CASE FILED
HERE UNAUTHORIZED

There seems to be IL msuntlcrStand-
|, ing. somewhere, in the financial trans
actions between Senator Don!an and
Thadeus s. Lane of the Independent
Telephone company. formerly of Butte,
but now living in Spokane.
Tuesday a Muscular reporter, in
covering the courthouse beat and as
part of the court news of the day,
turned in his copy reciting the fact
that Mr.. Lane had brought suit against
Mr.. Donlan on two promissory notes
for s1.25O and sl,6Gl With interest and
attorneys fees.
The complaint. duly verified, was
filed in the clerks office on August
30. John +. Davies and T. J. Davis of
Butte, appearing as attorneys of rec
ord.
Yesterday afternoon, The Missoulian
received the following telegram:
The Denial.
Spokane, Wash, Sept. 3 1914.
The Missoulian. Missonla, Montana
i understand that suit has been
filed in my name against Senator
Donlan of your city. This is to ad-
wise you that the filing of this suit
was a mistake and I am today giving
instructions for it's withdrawal. Sen
ator Donlan is not indebted to me in
any way and will greatly appreciate
your making some mention of this
matter in the columns of your paper.
(Signed THADDEUS S. LANE.
At the time of closing the clerks
office yesterday no praecipe for dis
missal of the suit had been filed.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-03
KELLOGG PAINT CO.

Phone 7l2. Work guaranteed Paint
ing. paper hanging and kalsomining
Adv.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-03

From Butte to far-off Budapest is
quite a healthy jaunt and it's farther
90 a palace there, I'd
RUBBER say, but Marcus DAILY S
MONIES dollars spanned the gap
from old Butte, Mont,
to the parlor of his highness, Count
SiGray. Life is mighty queerly
tangled, sweetly nuddled up and
messed, when the copper from Mon
tana's teeming hills, will transport u
wealthy lady all the way to Budapest
and enable her to mend peoples ills.
What would Old Man Marcus DAILY
as he mopped his brow that day, and
prepared to drive his shovel in Big
Butte; have been able in his pertur-
batioh then and there, to say, if some
prophesying, psychical galoot, had
walked up to him and told him that
next day he'd strike it rich, and that
later ait this chanceo- upon hard kale,
would be showed out thick and plenty
TO Hungarians and sich and would
buy a foreign counts palatial Jail?
Yet, / reckon that those soldiers thank
knowing bought place in Budapest.
On his Wad they're convalescing in
an almost-royal style-and the miners
who produced it can't protest
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-03

on the city EDITORS desk this night
stands Il great vase of flowers-not
the almost artificial,
OFFICE cheerless products of a
HAPPY greenhouse. but the
sturdy, beautiful, heart
ening blooms of an old fashioned gar
den. They have been drinking in the
sunshine and the showers of the long
summer and now they are shedding
the essence of it all through the dingy
local room The flowers were sent
to the office by Mrs. +. II. Cooney
of orchard Homes. They have done
their cheering duty for two days and
will be kept at it until they wither
and fall to pieces. The remembrance
has been appreciated by everyone
from the society editor down to the
copy boy.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-03
DA,RYMEN TAKE NOTICE

On and after September 1st and
until further notice we will pay %
cents per pound for butter fat in
cream delivered at our creamery
BITTER ROOT STOCK FARM
CREAMERY.
ADV. W. J. CONROY, Lessee
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-03

Though only a few of those who eat
his hotcakes and coffee may suspect
it, James Newcome.
CAFE manager of the Vienna
VIEW cafe, is pretty much of
a philosopher. There is
bottom to his philosophy, too. None
of it is vapor. 1T isn't cheerful
though Perhaps (and why should
not some reporter take this hint as
an assignment?) cynicism is the in
cvtable philosophy of u man who
feeds a mob. The human race isn't at
its best when 1t eats-especially that
part of it that patroniZes lunch coun-
tiers. At any rate, Jim is somewhat
Of Il cynic. He regards the European
war with disgust. How many times
a dozen witnesses and two dozen
court officials and half the people
OF the town go up there into a court
room and quibble for two weeks or
a month or q year to decide whether
John Jones. who is a poor, unedu-
Gated, mean, worthless man, doomed
TO die and go back to dust within Il
few years, shall be allowed to take
six or six and q quarter inches of
water from Smith creek? We spend
perfect treasures of time in defining
justice, in making the balance exact
and fair Then, when it is all set
Tied and John is sure of his six and n
quarter inches of water, the Judge and
the jury and the court officl,ls and
the spectators march out and shoulder
guns and go away TO kill a thousand
John Joneses to take away from them
HAT which is infinitely more precious
to them than all the water in the
seas of the earth. We are the fun
niest animals in creation. / would
rather have a good beagle hound
than man any day. He knows more
centuries of thought"
The school of journalism yesterday
issued its first official publication. 1t
is a small bulletin sheet
FIRST containing information
PAPER about the university ant
outlining the institu
tons plans for the fall. All of the
news is subject to release and is tc
be sent to AL of the papers in the
state. The publication will be main
tanned and should serve an admirable
purpose as "A publicity organ for tn,
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-09-03

It's the water--"Olymria beer" Fal-
staff bar Larry DAILY. Adv,
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1914-06-26
Local and Personal Mention

Come to Ducktown on the Fourth oil jury
Mrs. Mark Lillard is on the sick list this
week.
Il. Mcconnell had business in Knox
vile, Monday.
Little William Miller is sick with the
mumps.
Do not forget the 4th of July celebration
at Ducktown.
IF. Anderson went to Knoxville, Wed
nesday, on business.
DR.. B. M. Doyle was called to Mt, Yer
non, last Sunday, on professional business
Sheriff Albert Crumley and Trustee +.
D. Copeland we're in Ducktown, tuesday
They say that Rev. Williams is develop
inc into firstclass cook Ask him about
it.
w. A. Woody left for the First district,
Monday, and expects to be gone for several
days.
All the candidates we're in attendance at
the basket picnic at Grassy Greek, last Sat
urday
R. A. Ceuter, of ]. M. Center & Son,
made business trip to Culberson, N. C.'
Tuesday.
DIR. Fred Kimsey has opened an office in
the postofice building and has comfortable
quarters.
C. W. Renwick and family, of Isabella,
we're motoring in this vicinity, Sunday
afternoon.
T. O. Pack and F. D. Copeland will fur
nish the creased pig for the Fourth OF July
celebration, at Ducktown.
Mrs. Tiny Munday, of Copperhill is Wis
ting her cousins and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Carver.
Squire M. S. Vaughan has returned
from Chattanooga, where he was in attend
ance on Federal court.
The telephones put out Of commission by
the storm, two weeks ago, are back IN
working order again.
Miss Ina Arthur, who has been visiting
at Etowah, Athens and Cleveland, returned
home, last Thursday.
TIL, drilling contest scheduled for the
Fourth of July, is causing great deal OF
talk among the boys.
A number of the boys have been out on
fishing expedition, the past week. b we
did not learn of their success
Bob Hill. of the D. S, C. & |. Co., is
Visiting friends in lockwood and Louis
vile, KY, for few weeks
C. H. Woody, of Servilla, was in Duck
town, Tuesday, and pad this office a
easant visit.
The superior attractions that DucktoWn
will have to offer on the Fourth OF July are
certain to draw the crowd. BE one OF us!
Uniforms have been ordered for the
baseball club and it is expected that the
boys will present nobby appearance.
The programme committee OF the Attn OF
July celebration says that it will surely pull
off everything that it advertises. Come to
Ducktown.
Ed Reed, the versatile butcher at the
Ducktown store, is away on vacation. lie
didn't know where he was going, but SAID
he was on his way.
John LYON, of the Cumberland Telephone