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Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-19
ARRIVAL ATTENDED BY LARGE
 DEGREE OF SUCCESS
Cast or '. M. c. A. Production Presents the Best Entertain
 ment Seen in District in Many Years; Individuals Excellent.
"For he is an Englishman"

"For he is an Enelishman."
 II. NJ. s. Pinafore's arrival in the port of Bisbee was an suspicious oc- casion. On schedule time 1t sailed in- to the harbor, cast anchor, and gave the people of Bisbee one of the best entertainments ever seen in the dis trich. Home talent it was, but home talent Of a character which would make the listeners forget the dwarfed cues and the halting spaces in the sheer joy of the production as a whole and piecemeal.
 For Pinafore. last evening at the Y. NJ. c. A., was we'll played It reflected credit on each and every one of the cast. as well as on the director, Arth- UT H. Ten Broeck
 The love affair of Josephine. the daughter of Captain Corcoran of II. M. s. Pinafore, provided Gilbert and Sul- livan with a theme which has never grown old to the thousands of people who have seen the. piece and listened to its varied and pleasing music.
 Love levels all stations" is Sir Jos eph Porter's reasoning when seeking the hand of the captains daughter We'll sometimes-but 1t all depends upon the amount of leveling necessary for in the endwhen Josephine through an accident of birth was found to be the daughter of only a poor sailor. the mound was too steep for the Lord of the Admiralty to level off
 Of the variety and extent of the music too much can not be said That 1t stnl attracts those who have seen 1t many times before is proof enough of its stability or the lines. lost cues and shattered entrances considered. a similar estimate could be made. They carry themselves to avery great ex- tent. though this is not to be taken to mean that the Bisbee case did not make the most of them
 owing to a short stage. and but two entrances the exits and entrances were necessarily slow. An of this considered. however. the cast was ex- cellently trained, and gracefully and accurately made the most of one of the really famous and lasting comic operas.
 As to personalities, it would hardly be just to attempt an historically critical paragraph. for an were good The whole so hinges upon each and every one there being no stars in the sense understood today, that an con- tribute to the success of the produc- tion
 In passing however the keen ap- preciation of the part of Sir Joseph Porter, which character was played by Dr. George D. Craig, was one of the extremely bright spots of the evening. Stage assurance, a good voice, letter perfect in his cues and lines the part took on that feeling of professional ism when the audience ceases to sym pathize and literally moves forth to enjoy a weird and extremely good characterization brought to life out of
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-19
INJECT BUSINESS INTO THE SCHOOLS OF THE
 COUNTY SAYS LATELY

In seeking the support of Che dem ocrats of Cochise county, in the ap- preaching primary, for the office of Superintendent of scltools, Erastus Hatley, one of the best known young men of the Warren district, is working on the platform of business efficiency in the administration of the county's schools
 That the candidate will give the schools of Coohise county such an ad- ministration, if elected, is granted by all who know his qualifications
 He has been a resident of the War ren district for the past eleven years the last eight of which he has spent with the Calumet and Arizona Min ing company in the accounting divi- sion. He is considered one of the most efficient men in the division and by his friends one of the best of men.
 In campaigning the Bisbee man has
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-19
POLICE SHOT POLICE IN CHICAGO STREET
 BATTLE AT RAID

CHICAGO, July 18.-Wiping out the last remnants of Chicago's segre- gated district is promised as the re- suit of the battle Thursday night in which one detective was killed. two policemen and two citizens shot
 The beginning of two investigations into the tragedy were marked by States attorney Hoynes charge that the yolice version the shooting was untrue
 The police had arrested two squads of detectives and plain clothes men who did not recognize each other. They lost their heads. The States attorney also declared that the facts had been suppressed He sent his own men into the district to make a complete report
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-19
BASEBALL CHATTER.

This Speaker who has been one of the leading cleanup wallopers for sey- eral years. has found the climb into the 300 division a hard one this year
 The Chicago White Sox are a great home team this season. Of the 39 games played on their own lot the soX have won 2S and lost H.
 Chillicothe is leading and Paris is trailing in the Ohio State league race. It always was a considerable distance between Chinicothe and Paris
 Charley Herzog of the Reds and Maisel of the Yankees are leading the National and American leagues, re- spectively, in teh art of base-stealing
 Lange, Fiske and Mcclure. the trio of speedy pitchers with the Chifeds, are an Chicago sand-lotters and no one of the three ever played in regu- lation company before this season.
 Charley Carr's come back" stunt looks to be the genuine article. The former American leaguer is killing the ball and putting up a fine game at first for the Indianapolis Feds
 Manager John McGraw now picks the Chicago Cubs as the one team able to put up a real fight against the Gi- ants for the Uational league pennant
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-19
EXPECT cARsAJAL TO RESIST

SAN ANTONIO, July 1S.-Nothing short of unconditional suTener of the feeral government will be accepted by the rebels, according to Roberto Pes oueira. who is here enroute to Car ranza' headquarters.
 "Carbaial is not neutral" said Pes oueira. "e Is a strong Huertista his selection as president was in pursuane of a plan to export some sort of favor able compromise from us.'
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-19
AS WASHINGTON HEARS.

WASHINGTON. July 1S.-There has been no formal agreement be- tween the factions in Mexico, but ar misuce is practically in effect.
 Carbajal has decided to have Fed eral troops evacuate all points where rebel forces are concentrated to avoid further fighting Carranza forces are moving south merely to be in. position to maintain order in the territory im- mediately surrounding the capital
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-19
 TO BE UGLYj ARE TOLD
 THEY CAN STARVE

VANCOUVER, July 18.- After swearing in 200 special police tonight the immigration authorities went aboard the Komagata Maru and or dered the captain to remove his ship outside the three mile territorial limit Guarded by police, the captain pro ceeded to get up steam.
 The Hindu passengers are in men acing mood. The government has supplied them with provisions for the return trip. but informed them that if they interfere with the captain they win be refused all further supplies land allowed to starye in the harbor.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-19
Dr.. Herendeen, City Health off.
 cer, Makes up the White List;
 General Conditions of MIX Sold here are Much Improved.
Every Dairy Now Selling Milk
 Which Reaches Requirements
 in Regard to Percentage ot Butter Fat; Supplementary List
THIS WHITE LIST.
 Warren Ranch Sam MedigoVio Dairy San Jose Dairy Portage Lake Dairy c. A. Hardt Dairy

The above Is the official" white list of milk dealers, prepared by the city physician Ralph E. Herendeen, from the recent investigations which the state bacteriologist and himself have been carrying on.
 In speaking of the milk situation in the city of Bisbee, Dr. Herendeen said yesterday that each and every sample had shown a marked improvement over those taken at first Every dai- ry for instance has improved the but ter value up to the statutory require ments. according to the physician. and those dairymen whose names do not appear in the above list are left out for one of two reasons; either the sample of the product has not been re- turned Or else tie bacterial count in their sample was too high to allow 1t to pass
 Dr. Herendeen is very optimistic over the present conditions of milk. The improvement according to him, has been very marked in the past sev- eral weeks or since the first sample was taken
 A second white list" will soon be made and will be published at once. It will undoubtedly have the names of a great number of dairymen who do not appear above
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-19
TO PRESS TREATIES.

WASHINGTON July 18.-The pres ident has notified the senate foreign relations committee that he wishes 1t to press ratification of new peace treaties signed with 20 foreign pow CTS. to be sugmited next week.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-19
NEW REVOLUTION ON BORDER

DOUGLAS July 1S-Gen Alyarado occupied Guaymas at daybreak, accord ing to advices today Several hundred federal sympathizers have left Douglas within a week and are said to be as- seombling in the mountains An out break Is eXpecte.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-19
ARIZONA APPRoPRIATIoNs

WASHINGTON, D. C.. July 18.- Both houses have agreed to amend ments to the Indian bin for S5O.OOO for the San Carlos irrigation project and S25O00 for a bridge at Kingman.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-19
.HUERTA REMAINS IN
 MEXICO ANOTHER DAY
 SHOWING NO WORRY

PUERTO MEXICO July 1S-Unwil- lingness to leave behind any friends who want to accompany him into ex- file, has resulted in postponement of Huerta's departure for at least a day
 With continuous disregard for his enemies in the interior who would shove him off Mexican soil if able Huerta shrugged his shoulders and laughe dat the difficulties which force him to remain in his country another 24 hours
 Most of the members of his party showed much disappointment because they could not get out before tomor- row Especially did the young wo- men display dissatisfaction For most of them the trip means pleasure in European cities and they desire to hurry affairs
 Huerta spent a dull day, the greatest break in its monOtony being a call on the captain of the German cruiser Dresden. A small cfowd gathered Co watch him but there was no evidence of emotion other than curiosity Huerta went over the side with the requisite number of sailors at the rail but there was no salute Anything resembling fomality was lacking.
 General Hernandez who has been governor of Puebla, arrived late on a special train General Corona, an active supporter of Huerta, and sev- eral other officers are expected to reach here before he departs. It has virtually been decided that Huerta and BlanQuet will go to Jamaica on the Dresden but it is equally certain the British cruiser Bristol win carry no passengers. The departure Of Huerta and party may be delayed sev- eral days Carbajal has refused the use of Mexican gunboats, saying he deemed 1t unwise to use them for such purpose, but stated the government would pay for the use of any vessel Huerta might charter.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-19
STEAMER FIRE CONTROLLED.

NEY YORK, July 18-Fire which broke out on the steamer Massachu- setts shortly after the vessel with 300 passengers on board left her pier for Boston early tonight was eXtin- guished quickly with the help of mum icipal fire boats
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-19
GETS ANOTHER CHANGE.

WASHINGTON July 18.-The New Haven is to have one more chance to avoid suit McReynolds has agreed to a conference on Monday
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-19
WITH THE BOXERS.

A Milwaukee promoter is angling for a Sailor Petroskey-Bob Moha bout to take place in the Cream City next month
 Eddie McGoorty claims that Jimmie Clabby jumped into Che foul that lost him (McGoorty) the recent fight in Australia.
 Mike Gibbons wants a S5.00O guar antee to box George Chip In san Fran cisco. Nothing doing at that price, say the promoters.
 Since joining the st. Louis Feds, Dave Davenport the former Cincinna- If pitcher. has been knocked off the mound five times in succession. The Feds certainly have a squad of wicked hitters
 Jake Daubert has put the crusher on the report that he has a hankering for Manager Robinson's job. The Brooklyn first sacker declares he has no desire to pilot team SO long as he is able to play every day.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-19

been into Douglas, Courtland, Gleeson and in other parts of the county. La ter he will make even a more eXten- ded visit to the various parts in the county
 CT will give the schools a business administration said Hatey in speak. ing of his candidacy "The schools should be taken out of the realms of mere theory and put on a plane of business efficiency in every way. That is my platform and, if elected, l will see to it that it is carried out"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-19

NEW YORK Juiy Y Copper nuit Cit-t,o. lv'ic t302 .. 75 sH s. 54 5e
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-20
DEMOCRATS AGREE TO PASS
RIVERS AND HARBORS BILL

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2O.-Senator
Penrose interrogated Majority Leader
Kern today as to hi intentions re-
garding the passage of the rivers and
harbors bill. He replied that the
democratic caucus had agreed on the
passage of the BILL
"It will not be possible to put il
through in a hurry" interjected Bo-
rah. thereby indicating that he has
not decided to abandon his filibuster
against it. Ii will be remembered
that through the vigorous fight made
by Senator Chamberlain, the demo-
cratic caucus somewhat reluctantly
agreed to make the rivers and harbors
bill part of the party program, the
antitrust measures to be given the
right of way.
Senator Chamberlain is still deter
mined to do everything in his power
to crowd the bill through. as it car
ries millions of dollars for Oregon.
included in it largely through his ef-
forts, seconded, of course. by the 10y
al assistance of Senator Lane.
Fortunately for Oregon all of its
congressional delegates. with one ex-
ception, is sticking to its work here,
despite the hot weather and tempta7
tion to be home taking part in the
campaign.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-20
ROADS MUST MAKE RATES
WITH ALL BOAT LINES

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20-The In
terstate commerce commission today
decided that the Western Pacific rail-
way and the San Pedro. Los Angeles
& Salt Lake railroad and their con-
nections must join the Pacific Navi-
cation Co. in establishing through
routes and joint fares on first-class
passenger traffic. The decision de-
clared that if rail carriers were per-
mitted to choose particular boat lines
to establish through routes and
joint rates they would be able to die
tate who should operate on the wat
er and who should not.
The boat line which is accorded q
monopoly of the through rail and wa
ter traffic will soon be able to drive
its competitors out of business the
commission held. THE spirit of the
act to regulate commerce is TO main.
tain freedom of ports and to allow
boat lines to engage in traffic upor
equal terms. To permit the rail carri.
ers serving a port to faver one boat
or another would destroy the free.
dom of competition between boat
line and practically close ports tC
all but the favored vessels
The Pacific Navigation Co. operate:
steamers between San Francisco, Sar
Pedro and San Diego.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-20

rope will II is believed, be sent to the
south OF Europe for loading at Genoa
and Sicily.
That the company plans on pick
ing up the cargoes which otherwise
would go to the Hamburg-American
and Royal Mali lines is the belief OF
shipping men here. Both these COM
panies have been embarrassed by the
war. the German steamers tieing up
in neutral ports wherever possible.
while the English steamers have also
kept close TO port since the outbreak
of the war. Thousands OF tons OF
cargo are therefore available at ORR
entail and Pacific coast ports for ship
ment
The business OF the Royal Mail and
Hamburg American has amounted TO
close to $1,000 tons a month out On
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-20
UNITED STATES MARINES
LANDED AT BLUEFTELDS

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2o.-Because
of threatened political disturbance
at Bluefields. Nicaragua, Commander
Twining of the gunboat Tacoma
landed 81 officers and marines yes
terday at the request of the Ameri-
can consul and with the consent of
the Nicaraguan government
1t is understood that on the At
lantic side of Nicaragua and at north
ern points distant from the capital,
the liberal element which was driv-
en- out of power by President Diaz.
has been gathering strength and max
Ing ready to start a new revolution
as soon as there was any abatement
of the interest of the United States
in the situation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-20
ENGLAND MAKES RULING
ON GERMAN-ANIERIC

LONDON. Aug. 1s.-The American
embassy here today established the
ruling that all German-Americansr re-
siding in the British Isles who apply
for American passports must prove
their naturalization as American
citizens or register with the police
as German subjects. This ruling is
in accordance with a regulation is
sued by the police.
The American consul at Turin.
Italy. reports that Americans in
Budapest. Hungary. are well provid-
ed for.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-20

I'm going to the Roundup boys, an
I'm going to win prize;
They've got a Roundup saddle there
that's just about my size;
They've got some long-horn Texas
steers that I can rope and
throw,
An bronks that l can ride straight-up
but it isn't. good to blow.
So when the Roundup comes this
fall I'll be Johnny on the spot.
An try to get that mean outlaw, the
worst one of the lot
I'll show 'em how to ride and scratch,
to scratch and ride some more;
I'll fan him and I'll ride him until his
sides are sore.
And riding's not the only place that l
will shine, you bet,
I'll enter all their contests and a lot
of prizes get;
An when il comes to the bulldog
stunt I'll be there with both
feet:
I'll catch my steer by both his horns
and he sure will be my meat
And when that long-horn Texas steer
comes racing down the track
My lariat around will swing. then go
kissing Ger his back:
An then the next thing that you'll
hear. ''rime, seconds twenty
three"
Now if you don't believe this. boys
just wait this fall and see.
But when it comes to the cow-horse
race. I'll end up in the lead.
For I'll ride my old blue-roan horse,
he sure has got the speed
To win for me this cow-horse race
and then not half way try.
For he'll put his nose way out in the
air and round that track he'll
fly.
An when they turn the maverick
loose and give the word to go,
In twenty jumps my old blue horse
will have that brute laid low.
What ever stunt we start to do. that
old blue horse and !,
Wen take the first or second place,
and take it like a pie
And when the Roundup days are
DER and there's nothing more
to do.
I'll don again my slicker and chaps
and buy bottle of booze.
And ride for home on my old blue
roam. King of the Buckaroos
BY Bertha A. Womack. wallowa
Ranch Girl.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-20

this port, while inbound cargoes have
run close to 5000 tons. 1t is believed
that the East Asiatic company. with
its huge fleet of motorships and
steamers. plans to gain a stronger
foothold on this business while their
competitors are embarrassed by war.
Service from Europe by this COM
pany through the Panama canal as
they had planned was discontinued
two weeks ago on account of the min.
ing OF the North sea by the Ger
mans. Since that time, however, II
has been announced that the North
sea was again navigable and it would
not be usrprising to Portland ship.
ping men to see the Danish company
resume its Panama canal service a:
well.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-20
PILOT ROCK SEEKS
NEW SKY PILOT"
REV. BROADBOOKS or COTTAGE
GROVE MAY BE SELECTED
FOR POST.
Especial correspondence.)

PILOT ROCK. Ore, Aug. 90
Rev. Broadbooks of Cottage Grove,
Ore, preached here Sunday evening.
Pilot Rock has no minister now and
the community is considering Mr..
Broadbooks to fill the vacancy.
Delbert Newcomb, the popular
young butcher, was kicked Tuesday
morning by his saddle horse, two ribs
being broken. Mr.. Newcomb's many
friends hope to see him out before
long
Elbert casteel spent Sunday at
Lehman Springs.
Mrs. Jas. Metzker and children are
spending few days in Pendleton
Judge Gilliland was a visitor at
the county seat Monday.
Earl Rankin and Arthur Bond
spent Sunday at Lehman Springs.
Grace Gillian was a visitor at the
county seat Monday evening
Mrs Fritz Knots and babe re-
turned Tuesday from Heppner where
they have been visiting for the last
few months with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Campbell
spent Tuesday at Pendleton. doing
some shopping.
Rollin McBroom was a visitor al
Pendleton Monday.
Ed Smith and William Shull. Jr.
spent Saturday night at Lehman
Springs.
| Mrs. Frank Hinkle returned from
Pendleton Tuesday, where she had
been visiting relatives and friends fol
few days.
DR.. Gilliland, wife and daughter
Lucille. were visitors at the COUNT
seat Monday.
Harry Schlegel returned Wednes
day from Condor, Ore, and surround
ing country where he had been oil
business.
Clara oliver was visitor at Pen
dleton Monday evening.
4 Mrs. Bert Hutchison spent Monda
evening in Pendleton doing som
shopping.
Helen Linsner returned to he
home here Sunday from Ed Wright
where she spent the ummer.
/. Herbert Boylen and wife We're i
town Tuesday doing some trading.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-20
DAN KELLY CRACKS
LEG TENDON AGAIN

PORTLAND. Ore, Aug. sO,-Dan
Kelly, holder of the worlds 100 yard
dash record. was in Portland yester-
day. on his way home to Baker from
a trip to Long Beach. Dan is now en-
caged in furniture business in Ba-
ker.
Kelly IS completely out of athlet-
les. Last Fourth of July. in Baker,
he was coaxed into starting in so
ward dash. After travelling about 25
wards, one of the weak tendons in
his left leg, relic of the day when
he was internationally famous as a
sprinter, cracked. He had to walk
with n cane for three or four days,
and when the wound mended defi-
nitely decided that he would do no
more athletic work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-20
BAILEY THREATENS
TO RUN FOR SENATE

Ell PASo, Texas. Aug. 20.-For-
mer United States Senator Joseph w.
Bailey will be candidate for the
nomination as United States senator
in 1915, according to his announce
ment at the democratic state conven-
ton here today. Mr. Bailey, defend
ing his platform resolutions denounc-
ing national prohibition and woman
suffrage and demanding legislation TO
limit campaign expenses. said that II
the resolutions were defeated he
would take the issue before the people
of Texas as a candidate for senator
The resolutions were rejected. 6l5 to
107
The convention approved the exc
cutive committees action in declaring
jeff MeLemore. OF Dallas, nominated
as congressman-at-large. w. p. Lane
of Austin. contested the nomination.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-20
STEAMER SERVICE TO BE
RESUMED FROM PORTLAND

PORTLAND. ore. Aug. 2o.--Service
from Europe 20 the United States by
the East AsIatlc company is to be re-
sumed. the Danish steamer Kina going
onto the berth at Copenhagen at once
for this coast. The Kina will. on ac-
count OF the war. make a most unu-
suai journey for that line. coming TO
Portland through the suez canal and
by way OF oriental ports, as do the
steamers OF the Royal Mail Steam
Packet line and the Hamburg-Am-
erican.
The Kina Is 10 load cargo at CO.
penhagen. Chrlstiaania, Gothenburg,
Genoa and Sicily. Some freight not
available in ports at the north OF Eu-