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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-14

! a return stunt with Ritehle' one with
/ Britton would satisfy brlJlon Is not th'
10 give anv boy in the lightweight divis-
ion a stubborn argument Tor ~ rounds
His exhibitions with PacAeg ALcF tEland
stamped Britton as boxer OF considerable
class
Buckley Not So Enthusiastic
While there has been considerable talk
Of matches OF class IN tne heaNy weight
division, nothing has YET ueeL auHollced
that appeals specially % 70 l1-i7- y nel
Gunboat Smith came mack rom England
It was expected that something worm while
would be- staged. as jess Willard was
hanging around with chip on MS shoulder.
Jim Buckley. the Gunboats manager,
doesn't seem TO be quite 50 enthusiastic
over his protege as he was a Few months
hack can IL be that the Gunners show
ing against Carpenter disappointed
s.F}ucIcg'' Whatever the reason the scrappy
manager Is not going around defying any
body and everybody IN tne hetNy Nelg nj
class as was the case before the Carpenter
fiasco.
Must Have Big Guarantee.
I am told on quite good authority that
Buckley refuses 70 talk business with the
T,ro,7o+a-s recording a match with Willard
unless a big guarantee is forthcoming Diff
ferent from his methods OF not so long
ago when Buck and the Gunner were VIII
ing to gamble on the house any old time.
But in the Willard match one can scarcely
blame both for holding out for good money.
Gunboat and Jess fought 20 rounds In San
Francisco nearly two years ago, and Jess
was then hardly more than big novice
with a single idea in his Uranium about
fighting. which was TO avoid punishment
as much as possible and LEI the victory
Heht where It might willard at that
fought like a good man IN spots-whenever
the Gunner would sting hm-and while
Sr7f+1, vvss awarded the verdict by referee
lin Griffin who ought to know. a number
Of experts commended jess had earned q
draw.
Wants Pay for Risk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-14

However. TO get back to earth. Reich
looks more like the ideal boxer and fighter
than any man who has shown in years
TVhiIe not so big as willard or Morris he is
heftv enough 20 answer the purpose and his
build is much more adapted TO the needs
Of the game than that OF either Carl or
Jess. In other words. Reich ought TO make
good with capital CO. IL he has the right
sort Of spirit Only time Will prove that
In the match with Morris he was crlu-
cIsed severely and accused OF cOwardlce.
but it was the fellows behind him who
should have been PANIED Take any boy
and send him against an experienced light
er-even though the latter be only third
rater-and the result might be just the
same Experience is quite an essential 10
the success Of a professional boxer, as II Is
70 a man in any kind Of business, and
therefore I contend that it would be
sucker play to send Reich in the ring with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-14
By James
j. Corbett
Welsh Is Not Being Annoyed With Offers;
Sty,e Is Not Dashing Enough For Fans
Former Heavyweight Champion
of the World

There Seems No ' Hs 55#s p Els % s Smiths
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-06
GET LICENSE IF
 N0T PROVIDED
Sheriff's Office Is Responsible
 and Can No Longer Show
 Leniency to the Tardy Owners of Automobiles

While in the city this week. Sher- in Wheeler made the announcement that the time limit had expired in which his office could possibly over look the failure of any automobile owner to secure his 1914 license, as required under the state law. which became effective on January 1.
 Under the law, the sheriff is each county is made directly responsible fer the taking out of new licenses by the owners of machines in his county. He is instructed to call up- on his deputies 10 arrest all who fail ' to secure license and to display the new numbers issued with 1t upon their machines. The failure of the sheriff and of his deputies to carry 1 out this provision. cf the law makes them liable in each case to fine for 1 the commission Of misdemeanor
 Tn Bisbee and the Warren dis
 trict, said the sheriff while here ''neary all the automobile owners have obeyed the provisions of tho new law. There are ccmparatively few cars seen on the roads of tho district that do not bear the new numbers. However. there are som' who have failed so far to take out thu 1914 license. These must understand that the sheriff's office and it's depu ties are held responsible and tha
 they have no other course open t'
 them other than the making of ar rests where they find cars withou the new numbers from now on. WV have been very lenient in the matte
 up to the present time, feeling tha
 the public should have the adyan
 tage of a reasonable period in .whiol to move in the matter, but lenienc.
 can nc longer be expected
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-06
Owes Her Life 10
 This Luna Medicine

The manufacturers Of Eckman's Alter atIve, medicine for Throat and Lung affections, regret that all sufferers 0f these serious troubles do not take the trouble to investigate Tor themselves what this medicine has accomplished dur. Ing the past fifteen years in number of cases Read this;
 Grlfith. Lake Co, Ind
 "Gentlemen About September 10. 1908. my mother in-aw was taken sick with Catarrhal Pneumonia. which developed Into Lung Trouble. h January, when Rev Wm. Berg. of st Michners church. et schereryille. Ind, prepared her for death. he recommended that l get Eek mans Alterative. and see if it would not give her some relief. The attending physician declared she had Lung Trouble and was beyond all medical aid. So 1 immediately hnd Rev, wm. Hrg to send for a bottle. Practically without hope for recovery [ Insisted that she try the Alternative. which she did l am glad Co say that she soon began to improve. Now she works as hard as ever. weighs twenty pounds heavier than she ever did before she took sick. and is iIl good henlth.
 (hfidavitl JOS. GRfMMER.
 Above abbreviated: more on request)
 Eckmau's Alterative has been proven hy many years test to he most efncacious for severe Throat and Inng Arert Ions. Colds and In uphullding the system. Contains no narcotics. poisons or habit forming drugs. Ask for booklet telling of rcroveries and write to Eckman Laboratory, phfndelnhin. Ia. for evi- dence. For sale by an leading druggists md Lowell Drug Co.,. in LoweJ.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-06
SCHOOL
 Is ACCREDITED
Enjoys High School Standing
 With the University; Pro-
 vides Answer to Recent Re fusal of Debate Challenge

Recently the Riley Institute tend cred challenge to the Bisbee High school debating society for de. bate. It is alleged that the chal- fenge was declined after informal acceptance had been made. on the ground that the Riley school was not an accredited institution.
 Because the Riley school has been Of much value to the district and is accomplishing a good work. the fol lowing statement of it's standing and its work. submitted In a communica ton relative to the refused chal lenge to debate. is printed:
 It is now an evident fact that tho Riley Institute is making great heal way along the lines of school work Fr-m the steps being taken in thei line of work. it shows that they ar' | trying to make school well wortt their while. The students are taE ing an extra amount of enthusiasm along the lines of English, that be | ing the one ambition, to speak ant
 use correctly the mother tongue. AT
 other reason for this, is the comin ! of the High School meet in April a | Tucson. where debating and orator ! will be one of the features of tn | program. It will nc, doubt surpris
 great many Of the public to lear
 i:-' the Riley Institute has the sam standing at the university as an [ 'other High school in the state. Several remarks have been passe : about this school and the instructo , but in an interview with Miss Rile she said. I will take an examinl , ten with anybody in the state , High school work" Several of tf . teachers in this district are gradua 5 ed cf Miss Riley when she was u
 principal of the High school. TT
 methods used by Miss Riley in h'
 work are as concise as possible.
 is her utmost wish to turn out u
 best methods thereby keeping
 pace with all other improvements |, the goth century. To elucidate wit out going into to many superiluol 7 details is her one great point ar
 so far she has been very successfl !, The 1914 style Oliver typewriter hi
 been installed and adds greatly
 the students taking up shorthaI and typewriting.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-06
ID PREPARE FOR
 LEGISLATION
Committee Is Appointed to Present School Needs Before
 Next Legislature; Bisbee,
 Douglas, Phoenix Honored

In preparation for work in behalf of the schools of the state before the next legislature. President Payne cf the State Teachers Association has named committee to frame needed legislation and conduct publicity campaign in its behalf
 Superintendent C. F. PhAbrook Of Bisbee schools, according to an. nouncemeir received here yesterda. has been honored with appc iulmeui to this impoptaI committee. being che Of the three teachers chosen fIcm over the state. The other two are Superintendent J. D. Loper. ol the Phoenix schools, and W. F. Lutz of the Douglas schools. Ex-oniciC members of the same committee have been name as follows: Dr. A. II Wilde. of the University Of Arizona A. J. Matthews, Dr. II. R. Blome, C O. Case. s, D. Payne.
 The committee win begin its worl immediately. Concerning Legislation that it will be asked. there is said C De considerable ttat has suggested i' self as very desirable for the better mont Of the school service Of th state. The latter now stands higi but there is always room for in proyement. Arizona is paying nor per capita fer the education Of th
 children than any other state. th free distribution of school books b' ing one important factor in the cos
 The legislation which will be aske
 will be for the purpose of securin
 higher efficiency Those chcs sen
 formulate the measures under whic
 1t will be striyen to attain this, hay
 the general confidence of the publ of the state. through the high reput tions they have earned as educator Of ability.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-06
1.-THE HAYWOOD"
Affirmative Wins Debate

A debate was held at the Y, M. C. A. last night on the subject, Should the U. $. Intervene in Mexico" The judges, Rev. Andrews and Messrs. Snyder and owens. decided in favor of the affirmative, although there was much talent shown on each side. Those for the affirmative were: Messrs Casey, Bucknam and Will sen. For the negative were: Messrs. Mcdonald, Rosok and Booz. The next debate will be held next Thurs day night and the subject win be, '"ResOlyed that women cause more divorces than men, The debating club is steadily growing. there being About 12 new members present last last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-06
LOWELL MAKES
 GOOD SHOWING
Business Enterprises and Sue. cess Rules; Street and Sidewalk Improvements; |;
 Theater Convincing Insight

- In considering the progres of their town in the last year. Lowell people yesterday were pointing to the slc. cess attained by the Lowell theater under the management of J L. Ffaz. fer as one of the most striking and positive demonstrations yet furnished.
 The comment came about through it's becoming. known that at the an. nual meeting of the Lowell club. held this week. the theater enterprise, which was brought about by the club was shown to have cleared very neat net sum during its first year For the excellent shape in which fin- ances of the house were found and the strong position it has attained a' a business enterprise. Mir. Frazier is given much credit by the directors ul the club and the community. wherein it is realized that he has made tis success only by hard work and again | considerable odds in the beginning
 Lowell has grown with the balance of the district during the last year At the immediate time it is in the best shape in fits history. Streets and busness houses all give the best of evidence of this in active appear ance and large and excellent stocks of goods The store of the Phelps Dodge Co is particularly to be cited in this respect Manager Sowle has accomplished a great deal with this store. in building mp trade and ir making the establishment particular ly attractive to. the public. The show windows maintained are second tC none in the state in point of dressing frequent changes and the cCnstan showing of varied lines of seasonabl' things.
 The Lowell club is at present in teresting itself with citizens and bus mess luen to the particular end O street and lighting improvements The street paving Is now assurei oi the main thoroughfare and a numbe have signified that they will clntri bute to better lighting. lt is the de sire to replace the present pole h-ht' with nEnts NlNAluNAfA ny NAt N clusters. If this manner of ins'alll ton can be carried through to th' Plaza in Bisbee. through some subss ouent arrangement. there will be boulevard made upon the eompleucl of the street paving that will be yer attractive as promenade and dliNt way and be 'very beneficial for hr' mess houses in both Lowell and R'' bee.
 In connection with this improve ment 1t is proposed to take all tell graph. telephone and '-wer line from the streets of Lowell. putin these in the allies and serving ih sidewalks and road lamps b. wire brought in conduits under the stree Another very important impro'emei which it is hoped to bring about short time will include the bull ing of a concrete sidewalk ircm tl hank corner to the railroad station
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-06

St. Petersburg despatch says: ln' formal overtures have been made ny a group of Russians to the ministry of finance with a view of obtaining a charter for a Russo-American bank intended to promote trade between Russia and the United States. Appli cants intimated that they were acting in concert with large American bank ing interests.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-06
NEW AMUSEMENT PLACE
 MUCH OF A SUCCESS

At the old Opera House on Opera Drive. immediate success has been scored by the skating rink and dance floor enterprise inaugurated by Mir. Eastman. recently from Phoenix.
 The favor which has come to this new amusement enterprise from all over the district has been sur prise Tn it's extent 10 even Mir. East man, although he was sanguine from the first that his enterprise would receive popular reception.
 Conduct of the amusement floors has been excellent to date Good music and plenty Of 1t has been pro vided. Each night has seen the m Ors crowded with happy young people from all over the district who have taken to the amusement In a thoroughly wholesome manner and made 1t plain taat they intend Go give the management helping co operative hand in keeping the house up to the high standard of conduct that has prevailed tc date.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-06
LADIES TO SERVE LUNCH.

The ladies of the Christian church win give a food sale in the vacant building in the Jack block on Main street where the old shooting gallery was located. Saturday. commencing at II o'clock a. m.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-06
Hotel Arrivals

Hotel Arrivals
 At the Copper Queen: R, s. Hick' ey. New Haven, Conn, Wm. Manh' Kansas City; F. A. Alexander, San Francisco; James 0. Field, New York: E. w. Rcuth. Douglas; B' Schwartz, New York; w. j. Schurz San Francisco: C. F. lngalls, Los Angeles; n. O. Victor, City; r. M Beall, Fl Paso H. B. Paul., Duluth; Dr. II. A. Schell, Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-06
sPIRELLA CORSET

Mrs. Alvin. 52 Jlggerville. phops S2s.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-06

Very Respectfully,
 w. s. LANFORD, Secretary-Treasurer
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-06
From Tom bstone

Messrs. J. A. qvey and A. F. Park CT arrived here last night from Tomb stone 10 spend a few days on busi- ness. Mir, lyey is chief clerk to Judge Lockwood of the superior court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-27
CHANGE IN FOREIGN
WORKS FOR AMER
aCAy BUSINESS EXPANSION.
HERMAN SITUATION BAD
N AIxfsR.s EMPIRES EXCHANGE
ENSAIEAELE SHOWING fINAN-
ear, WORLD FEELS COUNTRY
~ DESPERATE STRAITS.

Il New Y nrs, Oct. Financial con-
SNdenre that matters generally @re
Mnrkng in the ria ht' direction fer
rnnsfaerahle expansion Of American
Ml,1ssness activity was further Strength
SSNnpt today by sae course Of the Tor
ENsxn exchange market. At THIS tl3ne
sHfsere could be no mere important tu-
8irataan 81 the strength Of the Amer
S9rnn economic situation than that
Nwhich the international money marlt@t
EfuynsShes and its aspects have Been
stHcreaYir CIV favorable Of late. Con
esaering the extent Of the decline
svsa8eh took place in the last. week or
NJ aferl az exchange had a1 almost
'yioieut fall nj the outset Of the rev
week. ne extreme loss from Satur-
saays level being about three cents IN
gthe pound.
s German exchange continues almost
nnsaea hle, Marks were quoted 90
sasfsat I'll ss1-2 for sight bits. and
while the collapse In German remit
tanca undoubtedly measures desperate
cssosts D purchase supplies here, It is
co.z1sssw TO be more widely Interpreted
HS a fu1en OF the Judgment Of ''1e
staancial world on Germanys status
44.1 The var. and its probable economic
\ distress present and prospective.
fetched conjecture might indeed
Sbe hat the fall in German exchange
measured forces which were workfng
fer n termination Of the European
%ronf'ict fully as effectively MS the myli-
Iary pressure applied hy the allies
Sterling Exchange Lower.
s However that may be, the exchange
Venture Of most concern to rs az che
Tsrnent ia provided by the return Of
sss~risng bills TO something like aor-
naal level Demand sold down 10
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-27
CUT COTTON PRICE
ON LIVERPOOL MARKET

New York. oct. 26.--The most Inn
portant development in the general
cotton situation today was the an
nouncement made a Liverpool by the
liquidating committee Of that cotton
exchange that the fixed liquidating
price OF cotton contracts there had
been cut 90 English points, or the equi-
valent of 40 American points. from the
previous liquidating basis of AIS for
January February deliveries to ASS.
This would be equivalent to the basis
of $50 cents for December contracts
in the local market If the prize diff
ference of $50 points between the two
markets is maintained This reduced
pric goes into effect tomorrow when
there will be similar reduction
made In the price of middling cotton
there now held at 5.05d.
Prices for middling cotton on most
of the Southern spot markets were gem
orally unchanged today from Satur-
days quotations.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-27
OIL SHIP SITUATION
RAPIDLY CLEARING
BRITISH GIVE ASSURANCES THAT
NEUTRAL CARGOES NEED
FEAR NO NOLESTATTON.

Washington, Oct. 26.-~An authori-
tative statement of the position of the
British government respecting Amer
lean shipments OF copper. oil ana
other articles to neutral countries ad-
1acent to Germany became available
here today. with the delivery OF a note
on the subject to Acting Secretary Of
State Lansing by Sir Cecil Spring
Rice. the British ambassador.
After outlining the causes which
have led TO seizure Of certain Amsri-
can shipments OF oil, for examination
as to neutrality OF destination. the
British ambassador suggests that In
future much unnecessary inconvent-
ence 10 American shipping may be
avoided IL shippers in this country will
make Enthusiastically clear the absolute
neutrality of destination. The amhas-
sador gives the assurance that cargoss
with genuinely neutral destinations
will not be moiested by Great Britain.
1t became known today that the
release OF the Standard Oil tanker
Brindilla. now held for trial before a
prize court at Halifax. n. s., probably
will be ordered soon. II is understood
that the British authorities are .on-
vinced that the seizure of the Brin-
dilla was made under a misapprehea-
sion, and that the reports reachinA
them about the destination OF The
cargo were not well founded. It was
also learned that the question OF She
transfer of the Brindilla from Ger
man to American registry does not figz
ure In the case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-27

suggested that exchange bills might
rally raher sharply.
At the low rates for exchange to-
day the market was about on the
maximum level reached III previous
periods, when there has been an abb
normal arrangement Of international
finance. Such level ordinarily takes
gold out of the country IN volume, but
The opinion Is now taat exchange Is
moving away from gold export points,
and that nothing like the aggregate
shipment provided for in the New
York City loan and gold fund agree
ments VIII be made.
IT is hardly necessary 20 cite tns
growing export trade Of the country
rs ono OF the principal explanations
OF the descending foreign exchange
market
The understandings reached toward
the end Of last week in ttle nterna-
tiopal conference held also to improve
sentiment which has played its part
IN the course of foreign exchange.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-27
CAPTAIN NAHEMS
BACK FROM ARTIC

Milwaukee. Oct 26.--After elud-
ing scores Of newspaper men. Captain
William Q. Nahmens. member of the
Stefansson Arctic expedition, who had
been given up for lost several months
ago. and a former Milwaukeean, has
reached his home here.
Captain Nahmens was sailing mas
ter of the expedition sent out by the
British government to search for a
race Of white Eskimos. Many of the
men in the expedition. including four
oxford professors, and one each from
Harvard and Yale. have been missing
for months
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-27
TEXAS BANKS WILL
BE READY NOV. 10

Dallas Texas, Oct. 26.-Nat.onai
bankers of Dallas are unanimously
agreed that all local banks will be
ready to enter the reserve bank sys
tenn November Is in compliance with
Mr. McAdoo's order. Assessments will
be promptly met. and they are agreed
that the Immediate installation Of the
system will be a great factor in re-
lieving the business situation. They
say that the installation of the sys-
tenn at an early date would relieve
Texas bankers and place them in n
greatly improved condition to meet
the demands made upon them TO
maintain fair price for cotton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-27
WASHINGTON NOW
DESERTED VILLAGE
EVERY MEMBER OF
CONGRESS HAS LEFT FOR
HOME.

washington, Oct. 26.-Washington
is now deserted village, so far as
lawmakers are concerned, With the
adjournment OF Congress- Saturday
practically every member of the House
finish packed his traps and started
homeward. Speaker Clark has gone
to his home in Bowling Green, No. and
Vice President Marshall is making
stump speeches in the West Most of
the lenders directing the campaigns
will remain a the Washington head
quarters until election
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-27
SMITHFIELD METHODISTSI
CLOSING FINE YEAR
Especial to The Richmond virginian.)

Especial to The Richmond virginlan.)
Sunday was a big day at Trinity
Methodist Church. Smithfield. Rev.
Daniel 7. Merritt. pastor. Colonel j.
w Holloway. superintendent OF the
school, announced that the school on
Talent Day would complete Its $3.50
special contribution to the Ferrum
Mountain School,
Rev G., f. McFaden represented
the orphanage located at Richmond.
receiving this year from that church
$3.50. This closes a very successful
year ut tte Sufithfieid Methodist
Church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-27
REAL ESTATE MEN
FORM ORGANIZATION

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
I.Snchburg, Va. oct. 26.--Real Estate
agents from various parts of the State
met at the Nirginian Hotel this after
noon and organized the Virginia Asso
citation, OF Real Estate Men, They
adopted constitution and bylaws and
elected the following Officers: II. NJ
Magic. Of Wayneshoro, president: r.
H. Frederickson. of Blackstone, vice.
president; d. T. kennedy, of Ken
bridge, secretary and treasurer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-27

George Bazaco. manager OF the
Greco-American club at 1910 East
Main Street. was fined S25 in Police
Court yesterday on the charge OF
keeping a disorderly house. The ar
rest was made by Patrolmen Warri-
ner and Daniels whose attention was
attracted by loud noises and tho
sounds OF boisterous revelry