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Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-01
WASHINGTON ADMNST RATION TAKES PROMPT STEPS TO ALM
 CAUSE FOR FINANCE AL WORRY IN THIS COUN TRY EFFECTIVE ACTION

ies; in America We mobilize bank rec serves.'
 Europe is in a crisis said Owen, "The great central banks of France Germany and England have practical ly suspended specie payments. Some thing should be done to prepare this country to meet any emergency" Senator Shoot said the currency a- mendment must not be taken for a panic" measure He added, the treasury and banking interests are in splendid condition to meet any emer- gency."
 There is in the treasury fifteen hun dred million dollars in gold and silver Senator Owen resumed, "and one hundred and fifty millions in gold re- serve and one hundred million of free gold in the general funds. These im- mense sums, with half a billion Of emergency currency are available and sufficient to enable this country Co face any financial crisis.'
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SOCIALIST LEADER IS ASSASSINATED, PARISi
 SLAYER PROTECTED

PARIS, July 31-Jean Leon Jaures noted socialist leader was assassinat- ed tonight while dining in a small res taurant near the Bourse The assass- in was arrested but refused to disclose his identity Later he was identified as Raoul Villain 29 years old. He said he was the son of a clerk in the civil court at Rheims Minister of the interior Louis Malyey, on learning of the crime, ordered precautions taken to prevent demonstration.
 Jaures was seated at a table near an open window facing the Rue Mont nartre and chatting with several soc- ialist deputies and the editors Of "L'Humanite" as though by prear- rangement, a curtain covering the window was brushed aside and a hand holding a revolver was thrust through.
 Before M Jaures could move, he received two bullets in the head Without uttering even an exclamation, be fell forward with his head on the table. Reports of the shots startled the diners A passerby seized the as- sassin, In his pocket was another loaded revolver
 The police rescued him from the crowd which shouted assassin, death to the assassin"
 The body of the noted deputy was placed in acity conveyance and sur rounded by weeping comrades and friends proceeded to his home. fol- lowed by a detachment of republican guards It is reported the assassin first telephoned to the restaurant. where M. Juares was accustomed to dine. to ascertain 4 he was there.
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A RAY OF HOPE

LONDON, July 3t.-An extraor- dinary council of ministers, held at Peterof, according to a st. Pe- rersburg dispatch to the Times, was confronted with a modified situation, resulting from assur- anees by the German Ambassador, following messages exchanged be- tween the czar, the Kaiser and King George.
 The impression among minis. ters, the dispatch adds, Is, that Germany Is disposed to bring pressure upon Austria to resume diplomatic conversations, on the grounds acceptable to other Euro pean powers. There seems hope of a compromise.
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REPORTED REBEL MASSACRE

FL PASO, July 31-The United States army patrol today conhscated 15,0OO cartridges being transported into Mexico at this point
 Unofficial report was received of a battle south of Queretard, between rebels and federal iregulars under Orozco. The rebels are reported re- pulsed with loss of 200 killed out of 400.
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RACE CLASH AT GLOBE

GLOBE, July 31.-The first clash between Austrians and Servians oc- cured tonight, resulting in many broken heads. but no serious injuries. trouble is feared as the result Of tense feeling between the two nation alities 800 Austrians have notified their consul in Denver that they are ready to return home for war. 300 Servians are preparing to return to the fatherland
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ARMOUR MILLIONS EMPLOYED TO SAVE CHICAGO GRAIN MEN FROM
 RUN 75 FIRMS TDED OVER DAY WHICH THREATENED DISASTER

CHICAGO, Julp 31.-Armour mil lions today rescued the wheat trade from panic, chaos resulting from set clement day in tine midst of the war market. Scores of firms were em- barrassed and bankruptcy faced many The board of trade was en- abled, however. to maintain its record of never closing, no matter what the emergency.
 Not a failure has taken place The chief reason iss that the Armour com pany aided 75 entangled firms and in-
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dividuals, according to their neces. sities.
 President George b. Marcy of the Armour Grain Company was the man who rose to the occasion. He quietly circulated word on the floor in per son. and through his lieutenants, that any member in trouble need only come to him.
 Before nightfau Armour & Company had assumed S,OOO.0OO bushels in open trades, which if not transferred were critically in danger of not being safely settled within contract time. at the
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EXPORTS PRoHlslTED

PARIS. July 31.-The French min istry of finance has issued this state meut:
 "The rise in the price of wheat in all the markets of the world and the probabilities that the harvests in france win be below the average, with tbe prospects of seeing this commod- itv eo into hiding as gold does with every great upheaval has caused the government to prohibit exports of groin and its foods of an kinds. This measure is taken by Belgium and Ger many and supplemented by the pro-
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TO KEEP TRACK OF CITIZENS

WASHINGTON. July 31.-ln order to keep in close touch with the war departments of Europe and have prompt information about Americans living or travelling in affected coun- tries, all American ambassadors and ministers abroad win be kept closely at their posts. Bryan so cabled Am erican diplomats in the countries which win be involved instructing them to report by cable all cases of Americans killed, injured or distress ed
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M Y CENTRAL INDICTMENTS

CHICAGO, July 81-Charges that the New York Central railroad and
 it's subsidiaries have gived rebates to the O'Cara coal Co. and granted it extensions of cre2it, and that advan- ces and lOans, amounting to half a million Collars have been advanced to it Sere made in three blanket in- dicu4ents returned by the federal cour- Officers of all the companies involved are named in the indictments
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expiration of business hours for July.
 In addition, Marcy ordered the sale in open market of 2,OOO,O0O bushels of wheat, thus being instrumental in pre- venting the Chicago prices paralleling the wild upward sweep that in Liver pool preceded a steep fall.
 Marcy also sold 100000 bushels each of corn and oats, covering with small purchases as the condition of the market allowed The seriousness of the situation was shown in the fact that a single big firm was called on for margins of s400,O0O
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BUSINESS OF THE WORLD IS BROUGHT TO A STANDSTILL
UNITED STATES MAY INTERFERE WITH DEPARTURE OF SERVANS
 AND AUSRANS UNDER CALL TO ARMS WHICH COMES FROM ABROAD

WASHINGTON, July 31.-strenuous efforts being made by Austria and Servia to recall from the United States for military service many thousands of their citizens, now employed in American factories has attracted of-
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SHIPS SUSPEND sAlLlNes

NEW YORK, July 3t.-Trans- Atlantic service of passenger and freight steamships sailing be tween Germany and American ports has practically suspended for an indefinite period, owing to the European war situation.
 By wireless the Hamburg-Amer- lean line recalled the President Grant and the North German Lloyd its Grosser Kurfuerst, both of which sailed from here yester- day. Both lines announced that their ships would be held at what ever port they might be and those in mid-ocean, at their next ports, until further notice.
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ooPENAAoEM MEWs UaLY

COPENHAGEN. July 31.-All edit. ors of Danish papers at Hadersteben. a Prussian seaport in Schleswig have been arrested by the German authori- ties and imprisoned in the fortress.
 A German squadron is cruising oA Langeland stopping all vessels to learn their nationality and investigate their cargoes German torpedo boats were observed near Gieness. in Catte- gat German warships are patrolling between Sweden and Jutland A big Russian squadron has been seen out side the Danish Island of Bornholm, in the Baltic.
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ABOUT RAILROAD STRIKE

WASHINGTON July 3I.-Deter- mined to prevent if possible the strike Of engineers and firemen on western railroads, expected next Friday unless the two sides settle the president held a long conference with William h. Chambers and Martin A. Knapp o5 the federal board of mediation and conciliauon, preparatory to meetines he will hold tomorrow with represen- tauyes of the general managers and the workmen
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ENGLISH FINANCE

LONDON, July 31.-It is officially announced tonight that a conference, consisting of the Premier, Chancellor of the Exchequer representatives Of the Bank of England and other great banks, decided that the situation does not at present justify any emergency action to increase the supply of legal tender If, however, future events necessitate it. the treasury will take immediate action
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return to their country for service offering money for their transporta ton. The neutrality laws forbid the departure of armed expeditions from the United States, directed against a friendly nation. Enlistments are spe. officially prohibited.
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THE KAISER SAYS qFo

BERLIN, July 3t.-The German Emperor made a war speech to the people of Berlin todoy in which he expressed the hope that if unable to induce his opponents to maintain peace, he would wield the sword and show the enemies what it means to provoke Ger many
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RussIA HAs LITTLE HOPE

ST. PETERSBURG July 31- An imperial ukase declares martial law for Finland and Finnish territorial waters.
 Great Britain is making a final ef- fort to find @ formula acceptable to the antagonists, but there is little hope of success. 1t is announced, owing 10 Germany's attitude.
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GERMANY TO MAKE DEMAND

LONDON, Jply 3l.-A Rome des- patch to the Exchange Telegraph Co.,, says the Italian government learns that Germany will ask Russia and France to cease their military prep arations forthwith.
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THE BELGIAN CAUSE

BRUSSELS, July 31.-The official Gazette explains that the Belgian gov ernment has ordered mobilization be- cause it l slearned that Germany and France are about to mobilize.
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eEHMANY.FRANcE eREEcH

LONDON, July 31.-The Daily Tele- graph understands that the German ambassador yesterday made a declar- alton to the French government which is interpreted as announcement of his early departure from Paris.
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hcial attention. The question Is rais- ed as Co whether such activities ex- ceed the limits of the neutrality law.
 An advertisement appeared in Am erican papers this morning calling on reservists and other Austrians and .Servians eligible 10 military duty to
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Remains of Thomas Stack, Who Went To His Death WedneS-
 day Evening at the Jim Beattie Crossing, Located Last Night
No Sign of the Body of Harry Wisdom As Yet. It Is Believed
 Possible That It Could Have
 Been Swept Into Sonora State

( Last evening late discovery was q . made of the 0ody of Thomas . . Stack, at a point about one . . mile below the Jim Beattie . q crossing where Wisdom and . q Stack met their deaths. Few q . particulars are known as to how q q or exactly where the body was . ( located It was brought to Bis . Q bee and is now in the o. K un- . . dertaking parlors. . . Late advises are that no . . indication of the body of Wisdom . . has, as yet been found . 70 . . . . . . . . . . Q
 Another day of fruitess searching for the bodies of Harry Wisdom and Thomas Stack along the bottoms Of the Sulphur Springs creek. has con vinced those who made the search that the bodies are either across the border by this time or deeply imbed- ded in the sands of the creek.
 Not for many days has an accident stirred the district as did the drown ing of Wisdom and Stack Both were very well known and enjoyed the high est esteem in their respective circles. Their sudden and terrible death has wrought a gloomy day among their many friends
 The search made Thursday for the missing men was of the most thorough character. Red Cannon, Billie Brake field and another volunteer took off their clothes and waded and investi- gated the bottom of the creek for matter of three miles south of the Jim Beattie crossing where the accident occurred
 All three men were considerably bruised up in their labors and yester- day showed signs, through cuts, bruis- es and sunburn. of the hard and dan gerous work which they had gone through. The stream was not yet down and in every hole, which the three men searched, danger lurked.
 Watchers have been posted in Doug las where the creek passes and men .are stil working along its bottom and sides in an endeavor to locate the bodies of the two men. All went to no avail.
 James Brophy the we'll known gar age man and business man Of Lowell. in speaking of the matter yesterday. said.
 'The accident is terrible. ] have known Harry Wisdom for years, and knew him to be nothing but an up- right honorable man in every way. He was an old timer and known to nearly every man in the section who has lived here any time."
 Little more is known of him than was told yesterday morning. Before coming to Tombstone in 1880. he is known to have been connected with the Wells, Fargo in California. No more has been learned of Stack.
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AUsTRIA sTRIKEs RAck

VIENNA, July 9t.-complete military and naval mobilization was ordered by the Austro-Hun- gary government tonight as a re. ply to Russia mobilization.
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GREEK coLoRs GO UP

WASHINGTON, July 31-Greek oolors were hoisted over the Ameri. can batueship Idaho today A Greek crew is on the way to Hampton Roads iOld
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ALL NIGHT SESSION

PARIS, July 3t.-The French Cabinet deliberated until morning discussing the crisis and prospec- tive measures.
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DEFEATS PETRosKEY

SAN FRANCISCO. July George Chip was awarded the decision in twenty rounds over Sailor" Petros- key.
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hibition of exports of various products which are considered contrabrand of war"
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WAR CLOUD GR0WSBLACKER; OCEAN TRAFFIC IS ANNULLLED-- -WIRE, RAIL COMMUNICATION
 IS SHUT OFF ACROSS NATIONAL LINES

Strict Censorship Prevents Real News Coming OutNO Line On Warfare Underway in Serda-German Emperor Makes War Speech With an "-Russian Mobilization Calls Out Similar Order in Retaliation from Austria France Believed MObizng Steamship Companies Recall treat Liners by Wireless ndcat
 ing Immediate Aarn-WashngtOn Orders All Foreign Rep resentaNes to Remain at Posts and Advise American Czens-Potsdam Conference Holds Forth Slight Hope Ray
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MANoHUaIA sENDs eUpPLIEs

CHANG CHUN. MANCHURIA. July 31.-Reserve cars of the Russian rail road at Chang Chun and other stations have sent into European Russia.
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NEW YORK, July 30. Copper weak. Elee. trolytie unchanged -il. yer 54 t4.
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FOR ARIZONA Local Showers In the North Portion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-23
1t Has Benefited Thousands of
Sufferers and Will DO the
Same for You or Money
Refunded.

Hyomei is certainly the COM
mon sense treatment for head
colds, catarrh, hoarseness, bron-
chitis or any trouble of the
breathing organs-you breathe 1t
no stomach dosing. You
wouldn't pour medicine into the
stomach to heal raw and in
famed burn or bruise, then why
try to soothe and heal the sore and
inflamed mucous membrane lin
ing the air passages of the nose,
throat and lungs by any process
except the most direct right-to-
the-spot way-that's the Hyomei
method. When using Hyomei you
breathe in an antiseptic and
germicidal air that Immediately
and effectively reaches all the air
cells, destroys the catarrh germs,
stops the poisonous secretions and
the irritation, soothes and heals
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-23
BILLS To.
Be INTRODUCED.
IN HOUSE TODAY.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. %.
-Four bills following the sugges-
tions of President Wilson for
antitrust legislation were made
public Thursday and will be in
troduced in congress today. They
provide for prohibition of inter-
locking directorates, fixing defin-
itely the offense of conspiracy in
restraint of trade" so that all
schemes to tend toward monopoly
shall be caught, trade relation
measure prohibiting rebates and
price cutting schemes that are
made to kill off competition and
giving injured parties the right
to recover damages, and bill to
absorb the bureau of corporations
by new commission with powers
to inquire into all corporation af-
fairs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-23
CONVINCING PROOF

The genuineness of the values
obtainable at Eilers' closting out
sale brought forth a small army of
shoppers despite very disagreeable
weather yesterday, which at times
seemed greater than our sales force
was able to wait upon. However,
those who found 1t necessary to
walt were amply repaid for the in
convenience occasioned Certainly
in no other time before have they
ever seen such big piano valu sold
at such very low prices. y. the
close of business thirteen instru-
ments had been selected, and each
buyer had saved enough on his pur-
chase to furnish a musical educa-
ton for his entire family.
IL business continues at the pres
ent rate all previous selling records
will have been broken. This is
most emphatically the time for you
buy any time within the next five
years. Remember the circumstances
attending this sale are entirely out
of the ordinary. 1t is not a ques-
tion of profit. We must dispose of
our. entire stock as quickly as pos
of our regular line. Highest grade
instruments of Americas foremost
manufacturers, the closing out sale
prices will sell them. We sincerely
state, Mr.. Piano Buyer. that your
opportunity is now Do not hesitate
upon the matter of terms. Easy
terms of payment can be made to
responsible parties. Come in and
look around. We ask you to make
the most careful comparison and
investigation. No matter how
plausible claims advanced else
them looking different when con-
fronted with the downright facts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-23
COLO IN THE HEAD...CATARRH.., BR0N.
CH|T|S? No MATTER...USE HYOmE|

the raw and Unframed membrane,
and gives quick and permanent
relief.
Nothing easier, safer, or more
pleasant than the Hyomei treat
ment-you breathe 1t through
small hard rubber inhaler that
comes with every complete out
fit. Just try it-and If not bene-
fitted Crown Drug Co. will refund
the purchase price. Isn't that
convincing proof that Hyomei has
a remarkable healing and health
restoring power?
The constant snuffling, dis
charge from the nose, frequent
sneezing, watery eyes, clogged
nostrils, and that choked-up feel
ing in the morning all make life
o burden,
Do not suffer needlessly. Be-
gin using Hyomei now-today-
and see how quickly you get re-
lief. All druggists sell it. Ask
for the complete Hyomei outfit.
s1.00 size. Extra bottles, IL later
needed SO cents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-23
SU[zERREPEATS
HIS STORY Of
BRIBERY

NEW YORK, Jan. 23-William
Sulzer was before the grand jury
yesterday to repeat his story that
Charles F. Murphy had sent a
messenger to him during the i'm
parchment proceedings to tell him
that If he would. call off his probe
into the graft charges at the state
house Murphy would call off the
impeachment trial. Sulzer says
the messenger was John II. De-
laney.
Murphy when told the story of
Sulzer denied it absolutely and
said that SulZer had perjured
himself and that he would be glad
to appear before the grand jury
himself and testify.
F1arteen individuals and a con-
tracing firm were indicted for
graft by the grand jury Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-23

FORT SMITH, Ark, Jan. a.
"If he had only taken the baby's
picture with him, If he had only
followed his first impulses, the
good In his heart would have
overcome his sudden temptation.
He would have come back home
voluntarily and made good"
Fondling crumpled, dusty
picture of a dear little eight
months-old baby in her shaking
hands, the girl wife of Clayton NJ.
Saxty poured out this pathetic
faith tale, after being told that
her husband was missing, and
that $9,305 entrust I'd to his keep
ing had also disappeared.
Mrs. Saxty had Just picked the
crumpled photograph of their lit
tie babe from off the floor. She
believes her husband jerked the
picture from the family album
with the intention of taking 1t on
his flight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-23

PHOENIX, Ariz.. Jan. a.
When George w. p. Hunt pre-
sided over the convention that
wrote into the state constitution
the radical provisions, the conser-
vative business men predicted that
capital would be dormant"
Hunt is governor now. The
radical constitution has been
working for three years. How
capital was driven out" is shown
in the fact that tax values have
jumped from sos, 1000 in 1911
to 1870. 100000 in 1913. Popula-
ton has jumped. Phoenix has
added improvements at the rate
of a new one a day. Tucson is
booming under the completion of
the Ell Paso & Southwestern rail
road.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-23
ADMINISTRATOR IS
CHOSEN FOR ESTATE

w. G. Rowland was yesterday
afternoon appointed special adj
ministrator of the estate of John
T. Nolan, who died of gas pois-
oning this week as a result of in
haling smoke when his house
caught fire. The appointment
was made because of the precar-
ious condition of Mrs. Nolan, who
is in critical condition at st.
Josepb's hospital.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-23

SEATTLE, Jan. %. - Pearl
Turner, alias Emma Tambley, was
sent to the rescue home in Port
land today after Judge Ronald
heard her plea for another chance
to make good i'm spite of a VIOLA
ton of her parole five times in
succession. disappointing her
friends who have been trying TO
help her i'm a new life.
Yesterday 1t was deemed advis-
able to inquire into her sanity and
send her to the hospital ror the
insane. Later in the day Capt.
p. w. Scott of the Salvation Army
and Mrs. Adjutant E. F. Bald
win offered to send her to the
rescue home at Portland, and the
court revoked the -penitentiary
commitment and gave her into the
charge of the Salvation Army.
Now, Pearl" said the court,
"why do you break all your prom
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-23

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