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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22

why, hush, you Elmer" exclaimed
the unknown. "Ain't you got no
manners after all I done to learn you
some? Is this the way have raised
you? But SIR" he added. turning to
me with n winning smile. the on
mnnnerly boy Il right. We slep' out
last night along the big road In
renee corner. bein' ss we are on our
way to cote at l.. whar ] have
lawsuit. and savin what little money
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22

q small consignment Of baby musseis
OF the finest varieties ready to plant.
All he will have to do will be to deposit
them in a suitable pond or stream, and
before long he will have a productive
mussel bed.
The properly managed mussel planta-
ton conducted for pearl production will
yield nothing but big pearls. and those
oi the most beautiful colors. To accom-
plish this will be a mere matter Of in
'elligent water farming And when this
state Of affairs arrives II may be that
pearls such as only royal personages
and multi-millionaires can now afford to
possess will be within reach Of people
In moderate circumstances.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22
QUEER BIRDS OFPASSAGE,
ALONG THE BIG ROAD

- James River and Kanawha turn
i pike in the more secluded parts
Of West Virginia are often called
upon to feed and succor curious speci-
mems Of humanity who are tramping
their way through the mountains. none
Of them. perhaps. true brothers Of the
genus hobo. but queer characters all Of
them.
No doubt one Of the most unaccount-
able OF these wanderers was the man
who burst into our more than modest
country store wanting to buy COW.
He was a stout, hearty. sociable. COM
fortably dressed individual, with engag-
ing manners. He informed us that he
was brakeman on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad and displayed what he
called train book to support his as
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-30
GERMAN RIGHT WING BROREN
 WHILE ALLIES ARE IN HOl PURSUIT IF FLEEING ARMY
LONDON REPORTS HARD BLOWS HAVE BEEN STRUCK BY BOTH SIDES-LINES POINTED
 OUT WHERE ALLIES AND GERMANS BATTLE
French State They Have Made Many PsOnersGemans Are Advancing Fast Against Outer Positions About Antwerp Siege Guns Play Heavy Fire On Lerre-GermanS Have New 0rd- nance On Their 6unbOats-Shp yards Are Active Places

LONDON, (WEDNESDAY) Sept 30
 A Paris dispatch to the Exchange telegraph says Tt is stated here to- night the German right has been en- tirely broken and Is now being pur- sued by the allies. All automobiles in northern France have been requi- sitioned for the pursuit"
 "Armored motor cars with Mitrail- leuses are also being used to pursue the retreating enemy An official com. munication issued at 3:0O o'clock dem onstrates unmistakably that the Ger mans have been surrounded in the Somme department The French front extends further to the east and it Is officially stated that Peronne has been recaptured."
 (The above message has been re- ferred to the British official press bureau, which, while not objecting to its publication, takes no responsibill. ty for it's correctness.)
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-30
GERMANS ADVANCE ON BELGIAN CAPITAL.

AMSTERDAM VIA LONDON, CMID- NIGHT, Sept. 3O-The Germans have commenced their attack on the first line of defense of Antwerp, according to dispatches received by Amsterdam paper. Moll which is an important railway junction near the Dutch bor- der was occupied by Germans Sunday and today Germans who again occupy Malines began the bombardment of Lierro, directly in front of Antwerp. They also continued their bombard- ment of the forts of Washel and St. Catherine It is believed heavy Aus trian artillery Is being used
 Llerre. according to message to Handelsbald has been under shell fire since eafly this morning People first hid in cellars, but subsequently lied to Antwerp, being joined by fugitives surrounding tue villages. It is report ed many houses have been destroyed and some inhabitants killed and wounded One shell fell on the hospi- tai killing nine persons.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-30
E, E, FLEETWOOD ILL
 OF APPENDICITIS
Lawyer Is Operated Upon SuC-
 successfully At c. O. Hospital

E E. Ellinwood, a leader of the Arizona bar and senior membrr of the firm of Ellinwood < Ross of this city. was operated upon yesterday in the Copper queen Hospital for appen dicitis. Although indisposed for seV- eral days, Mr Ellinwood was not aware that be was threatened with serious Illness until yesterday when his condition became such that Dr. F. E. Shine was called in consultation.
 Dr. Shine advised the immediate re- moval of the patient to the hospital where further examination estab- lished the necessity of an operation at once. Preparations were made and the operation was performed in the afternoon with every indication of complete success.
 It was stated at the hospital last night tbat Mir, ElliRWood's, condition was as highly favorable as could be expected uHder the circumstances and his swift eonvalescence Is conf- dently looked forward to
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-30

now an officer of the Carranza forces, arrived in Naco yesterday. He i'm mediately went into conference with Gil and his commanders, and they remained behind closed doors through most of the day. The results of the meeting or the reason for the visit at this time of Gales were not dis closed. but it is generally reported that he will soon take supreme com mand of the Carranzistas in the north, and will prosecute the reyolu- tion for the Constltutionalists in the event of the failure of the present plans for securing peace.
 The fortlhcation of the city and the placing of the troops in their ditches was completed yesterday The Gil men now are waiting peacefully for the advance of the Maytorena Yaquis. whom, in the camp, they expect prior to morning, and at the very latest. by this evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-30

The Fl Paso to Phoenix motorcycle race by way cf Bisbee, with a pOssi oility of this c.ty securing the nisht control. is assured Word from Phoen- i1. where the fair commission iace committee in charge of the Motue blke affairs met yesterday. and word from Fl Paso. 'vts received by the Ee ,iew last eve7in,. stating that th" rlaI S for ta, staging Of the event have been ccWp eted and the race IS vn At the same time. the fair com m.ssion in its Ji.e,ing with the meu- J-rs of the ptcanix Motorbike ciuh. a3. ndoned ;ho proposed Springervilie- classic, in favor Li ih' hve century grind from El raso 10 Arlzona's capital
 The race was made possible by the .OAsistant boosting of the Fl Pas1 Iu mbers of the.i motoTbike club. a.o the resignation by the Phoenix men uf their pet nde. the Northern A:t zona race from Springerville. It was decided to take the offer of the Pass city boosters and abandon the other event since there will be more pub licity for the fair and the borderland route in the newer event, and since Fl Paso two-wheelers were so anX- ious for a chance at some of the big honors which the Arizona state fair is offering for their bike speed spe- cialg al the fair grounds and between everal cities of the southwest and Phoenix.
 The race will probably start from Fl Paso on the morning of November s, the day before the opening of the
 state fair The night control which
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-30
JAP PANESE ADVANCE ON GERMAN HOLDING
 IN CHINESE LANDS
State They Will Be Inside Ger
 man Advance Lines By First Of Next Week-AirShip Are Dropping Bombs On Germans

NEW YORK. Sept 29--A cable gram received from Tokio tonight by the East and West News Bureau con- talns corroboration of the press dis patches to the eject that the Japan ese beseiging army yesterday morn ing began an attack on the German advance position outside of Tsing Tau the seat of government of the Ger man concession of Kiao Chow.
 The cablegram says: Drawing the formidablest cannonading from the fortess the warships of the Japanese army succeeded in driving out the enemy from his position and occupy ing at noon of the day the heights that command the German main de fense line. During the lighting the ship in Kiao Chow Bay cannonaded vigorously the flank and rear of tue army"
 TheIeupOn the Japanese deet as announced in a previous messages, aided the army in bombarding Fort nitis, according to the telegram, which gives the additional information that an English regiment under the com mand of Major General Barnadiston took part in the general attack. hold ing a position in the Japanese center. The Lsblegram also declared Japan csc aeroplanes dropped bombs on the German warships
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-30
EIPASO TO PHOENIX MO TOR CYCLE RAGE IS ASSURED-LOCAL MEMBERS WILL PUT
 THEIR MOUNTS IN FIVE CENTURY GRIND
Bsbee May Secure Night Conro0f RaceE Paso Guarantees Half Of Purse Of $1 ,000-PhoenK MotOrbke
 Club Guarantees Re mainder Of Purse

has not yet been decided will later be set for either Douglas or Bisbee, by the fair race committee. The next day will see the end of the event when the riders cross the tape at the fair grounds. on the evening of the day on which the big state show be- gins.
 It is understood that the El Paso men have guaranteed $500 for their share of a 5000 purse. Phoenix, the bike club of that city, Tucson Bis bee. Douglas and other cities on the route will probably make up the re- mainder of the purse The money will be split into four and perhaps six parts to assure ss large an entry in the race as is possible.
 Bisbee Is sure of three entries. Some two weeks past prior to the de- cision to have the race. the Bisbee club members decided that they would get in the fun in the event they could possibly enter and in the event the Pass city men secured the race. At that time they said they would make their entries at the first possible time They will now, they state, sign their entry blanks as soon as the Review is able to pass them out The Review will have the blanks as soon as the Phoenix committed is able to issue them, and to settle on the plans and possibilities as well as the prizes of the event Steps will be taken locally to secure for this city the control of the race. and it is prob able that the Review win be able to announce definitely soon on this matter.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-30
GERMANS HAVE NEW ORDINANCE FOR SHIPS.

COPENHAGEN VIA LONDON. Sept 29.-Travelers arriving from Kiel canal say the Germans are busy placing a new ordinance which the Krupp works have been experiment. ing with for the last two years, on armed cruisers and dreadnaughts. The arsenal is busy and day and night long trains arrive continuously each with immense guns for the ships. The Germans are reported as declar- ing the whole fleet will soon be ready to fight
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-30
HARD BLOWS STRUCK BY BOTH SIDES.

LONDON, Sept Fighting for ihe past few days which took the form of heavy offensive operations has not changed to any marked ex- tent the positions of the opposing armies in northern France. Some hard blows have been struck on both sides but the armies remain practically where they were when the Germans stopped retirement and commenced to entrench themselves A lengthy of ficial communication issued today by the French general staff makes this plain
 Having invested Przemysl. the Rus. sians are reported to be making their way out not only through the Car pathians to sweep across the plains of northern Hungary, but iD strength toward Cracow. where they may at tack before the end of the week, un- less the Austrian field army succeeds in checking their advance. Their ar rival at Cracow would be a signal for 8 battle along the Russion German frontier
 The lines of the allies are roughly sketched in the French official state ment and it is gathered that the French right still rests on Pont Nous son and from there turns soutnward to cross the Mouse near St Mihiel, where the Germans succeeded in push ing their contingent forward Thence the front proceeds northward to en. circle Verdun from which fortress it strikes westward to Rheims. thence north eastward across the river Aisne at Berry Au Bac. It follows Aisne to Soissons, runs from there north west ward. crossing the river Disc at Ribe- court to Rove and Albert Combtes. The two latter places are north Somme.
 In the west the wings are in very close touch. the Germans holding Lassiguy, which lies between Ribe- court and Rove and which is in pos, session of the French and also Chail- ness, hich is almost in a direct line between Rove and Albert.
 It is here that the allies have been attempting wide turning movement to prevent which the Germans ap- parently sent out strong opposing forces
 The French announcement says the Germans have continued their day and night attacks, only to be repulsed but 1t is evident they are showing plenty of fight and making a supreme effort to prevent the allies from work ing around the right To the north of Aisne two we'll entrenched armies stil face each other. neither being able to make much headway, while in the center an artillery duel con tlnues In the district between Ar gonne and Mouse.
 The French claim slight progress, an indication that they are making heavy attacks to compel the Germans 10 withdraw from St. Mihiel, where they might bend, if did not break the French fort The French also report they captured a number of prisoners yesterday. but do not say where the capture was effected.
 Both sides profess to bs well satis'
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-30
CHANGES FOR PEACE REMAIN BRIGHT.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-Optimis- tic dispatches from Consul silliman, the Brazilian minister to Mexico City caused Bryan 10 inform the president the prospects for permanent peace in Mexico are brighter than at any time since the overthrow of Madero by Huerta.
 Tbe state department is notified that tine peace commissioners ap- pointed by the two Constltutionalist chiefs would hold their meetings at Torreen tomorrow. This gave rise to the hope that the conference would be able to agree upon Igiesias Cald-
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-30

fantry line and cut the cavalry to pieces
 My men are doing badly, they are shooting too high and their shots are fallinf into the enemy's cayal- ry." said Col Urbaljo, dryly, ss he watched the progress of the battle. Advancing from the south, the Car ranzistas attempted to outAank the forces of Maytorsna, but their coup was a failure and they were them selves subjected to successful
 iankiug movement Maytorena's artillery from the center poured whitening line of fire into the enc my's ranks and the slaughter was frightful With a forward rush the veteran troops advanced to storm , the enemy's redoubts and captured them in short order. The battle lasted upward of two hours when the Carranzistas, terrified, broke and ned in wild disorder Panie-stricken, they 1ed in every direction, some to the Pinto mountains, some to : the international bOundry line, leaving their dead and wounded on the field The casualties among the losers were upwards of 200. May torena's losses were small in com parison. Re lost 17 dead. one cap tain, two ieutenaDts, one sergeant and buslar. the rest being privates, and 2T wero wounded"
 General Gales. former military governor of the state Of Sonora. and
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-30
.AUsTRIANs DESERT
 ROAD TO BUDA PEST

LONDON. "Wednesday, Sept. 29.- From latest events in Gslicia. along the Carpathians, dhe conclusion is drawn that the Austrian army has abandoned Hungary to it's fate and left the route to Buda Pest to be de- tended by Hungarian national troops" says a Petrograd correspond ent for the Daily Telegraph.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-30
BOSTON CLINCHES
 HOLD ON PENNANT
 IN NATIONAL RACE
Wins Over Chicago While New York Is Dropping Game To Pittsburg-Three Times Pen nant Winners Fail At Last

BOSTON, Sept. 2s.--Whittedes doH' ble after Evers had been passed broke a ninth inning tie. Boston not only defeated Chicago but won the National league pennant It was Bos- toms last game here. Tom Hughes, formerly of the Rochester Internation- als pitched his first game for Boston, allowing but five hits Chicago 2 o.
 Boston s 8 2.
 Hughes and Whaling dovdy.
 (Continusd on Page Three)
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-30

eron as provisional president in time to have their action placed before the convention to be held in Mexico City Thursday to set up the new govern ment.
 It is understood one of the first matters to be brought to the attention of the provisional president when he is selected will be the attitude of those now in power toward the Catho- lies. A demand for full religious fiber ty for all American citizens will probably be made
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-30
GERMANS LOMBARD CITY OF LlERRE

AMSTERDAM VIA LONDON. Sept. PA dispatch to the Telegraph from Antwerp states that since eight this morning the Germans have been bombarding Lierre. a manufacturing town miles southeast by east of Ant werp. The entire population of Lierre fled to Antwerp It is feared the whole town is now in ruins.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-30
LONDON SAYS THINGS ARE ABOUT THE SAME

LONDON, Sept 29.-The official press bureau issued tonight the fol- lowing regarding operations in the northern part of France There is practically no change in the situa- tion. The allied forces on the left have had some heavy fighting but they are well holding their own"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-30

fled with their positions which must
 however. prove very wearing on the troops. Naturally, fresh troops are being brought up continually, but it is dangerous to either side to with
 draw many. men from the fighting line CT even give them short respite
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-30
IS FRANK WHEELER MURDERER'S VICTIM
 OR IS THIS FALSE
Curious Combination Of Tele- grams On Which No Light
 Can Be Thrown Locally

Is Frank Wheeler, recently of Fl Paso. originally of Joplin. Missouri, living or dead? Has he been thrown into one of the many abandoned holes in the hills near the city and left by his murderer? Has he been done away with secretly?
 Again-does Bisbee harbor his murderer? Is there iu the city, walk ing about the streets, eating, drink ing, sleeping in the public houses of the city, such a man?
 Or-is 1t all a grand pipe-dresm. which someone has had. has sent to the Joplin Globe, a paper published in Joplin. Missouri. with an idea to raising little excitement and caus- ing some worry to officers, reporters, and chief of all relatives and friends of the supposed victim.
 Following is 8 telegram received by the Bisbee Review early last night:
 "Pease send us 100 words on the killing of Frank Wheeler.
 "Signed,
 JOPLIN GLOBE"
 The sherin's ofTice. the local deputy sherin, members of the local police force, and others were called on for information on the killing. None of them had heard of 1t. Only one of the hundred who were seen on the matter could name a man called Frank Wheeler He states there was miner in this city some two months ago by that name.
 However, Frank Wheeler, register ing from El Paso. came to the Copper Queen hotel Sunday night He placed his name on the register. paid for his room, occupied the room, left no call at the desk, and departed. That is all that could be found on inyestigs' ton.
 Accordingly a telegram was sent the Joplin Globe, by the Review. It asked the source of information and other knowledge the Joplin paper had on the killing The reply of the Mis- sour paper is as follows:
 "Telegrams came here from a fugi- tive of justice of the killing at Bis bee. We have no other information.
 Signed,
 JOPLIN GLOBE"
 Representative of the Review have been on the hunt for some informa- ton of the man since the receipt of the nrst message. At the same time the city aud county officials have had their ears 10 the ground in an attempt to find fl possible what became of the Frank Wheeler who was at the Copper Queen hotel. and of the Frank Wheeler who was an employe in one of the local mines.
 Ed Wheeler. father of Frank Wheel CT Is also on the look out for the whereabouts of bis son. City Marshal Allison yesterday received messages from the father at Carl Junction. Mis- somi The messages asked for infoi- msticn on the killing of his son.
 Marshal Allison immediately set out to find the man. He searched the hospitals and other places where such a man might be found, bu. ne was unable to locate Frank Wheeler.
 Sc far all attempts to ind the miss ing man have been futile.
 However, there is feeling among all that some misrepresentation has been perpetrated. and that when the foCts of the case are run down Frank Wheeler of Joplin, Missouri. will be ,Ound we'll an busy earning his bread and tutter.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-30
BUYING HORSES IN UNITED STATES

WARRENsBURG. MO. Sept 2s.- Orders are placed with a local horse and mule hrm by agents for the French government for the delivery of ten thousand cavalry and artillery horses in Memphis, Tenn. as soon as they can be obtained
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-30
SAME OLD STORY IN SAME OLD WAY

PARIS, Sept 29.-French official communications issued tonight says: There is nothing new in the situa- tion.'
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-30
NeY YORK ELECTION RETURNS

NEW YORK, Sept 29-with the receipt of about two-thirds of the up- state vote and practically all New York City returns 1t appeared to- night that James Wadsworth. Jr..
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-03

fits aggregating more than $1,000 Oo,'
600, engaged wholly OF iu part iu
commerce, other than common car
ricr, If tho corporations are or have
been competitors $50 that au elimlna'
ton of competition by agreement bee
tween them would constitute a Nlo-
latiou of amy antitrust laws
The bin reiterul1 the old provision
regulating price fixing and price dis
ordinations, but changes To 'wroug-
fully iuiure" the provision that any
one discriminating iu price between
different purchasers of commodities
In the same of different sections or
communities with the purpose or
intent to thereby ,'rstruy or wrong
FUZZY iujure the business Of a com
petltor ct either purchaser Of seller
shall be guilty of misdemeauor'.
Most Of the other provisions I'm the
bin are identical Representative
Clayton %, AlabN1a, who today was
confirmed as federal Judge iu Ala
bama. tonight said he would remain
in the house until it passes the bin
The house ways and means commit
tee is expected Immediately To name
Represcutatiyq Webb of North Caro-
lima, next ranking member, as chair-
man OF the committee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-03
ANTI" PROGRAM
IS NOW Complete
CHAIRMAN CLAYTON PROPOSES
IRONCLAD RULE TO RUSH
MEASURE THROUGH.
BUT few CHANCES MADE
There II Nothing in Antitrust Laws
Against Frntcrnul and Labor
Organizations.

WASHINGTON, May .. Tho anti
trust legislative program I'm the house
was made mp today when the judici.
AIRY committee fayorably reported its
omnibus bill, designed TO cover tho
administration recommendations and
Chairman Clay introduced a resOlu-
ton proposing one of the most iron.
clad rules on record to rush the meas
urc through. The bill is mainly tho
same as when introduced less than
a month ago as a revised combination
of separate bills on holding com
pauies, intcrlocking directories, etc.
The house rules committee viii meet
early next week to decide on tn"
rule. 1t Coutcmplatcs sixteen hours
Of general debate, five minute
speeches ON any item, but restricted
I'm the total to a maximum Of four
hours, IN unusual limitation, the bin
then to be voted ON without inter.
Ncuiug motions.
The so-callrd labor section Is
changed but little. II declares that
"uothing I'm no antitrust laws shall
be construed as forbiddiuE existence
and operation Of rratcrnal, labor, con-
sumers, agricultural or Horticultural
organizations, orders or associations
instituted for purposes Of mutual help
and Tot having capital stock or cons
Quoted for profit or to forbid or re-
strain individual members Of sucn
organizations from carrying % the
lceimatc objects thereof"