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few minutes. In some cases nearly
three cents bushed advance was paid.
| 1t was not generally known until lust
before the opening that Servia was re-
| ported to have given way to the Aus
trian demands.
Servian Army Chief Returns.
Gratz, Austria Hungary, July 90
General Putnik, chief OF staff of the
Servian army, started from here on his
return to Servia this afternoon.
Servia's Attitude lntolerabIe.
Vienna, July 25.-The relations be-
tween Servia and Austria, it is held
here, have been intolerable. The at.
titude of Servia toward Austria since
Servia's success in the last Balkan
war has been unbearable in it's arro-
gance. 1t was believed i'm Servia that
the time was ripe for the disintegra-
tion of the Austro- Hungarian empire
and that Austria would suffer any,
thing rather than run the risk of a
European. war. Hence, Servian states
men aspired to bring Bosnia and 9TH
er Austrian Slav provinces under Ser
Wan rule.
Germans and Austrians have for
several years attributed the bad trade
in the dual monarchy and the crush
ing taxation caused by repeated mob
ilizations of Servian hostile intrigues
and there is n feeling of relief now
that matters have been brought to n
head and that the Servian question
will be settled once for all.
1t is believed here that the Servian
crown prince. who is now acting re-
gent during the kings illness is under
the influence of the war party and will
reject Austria's demands.
The official newspapers declare that
the government will refuse to extend
the time limit of the ultimatum and
will suffer no Intervention from other
powers, Austria's contention being
that she does noted desire To acquire
new territory but only to destroy
greater Servia," the agitation which
menaces the monarchy's security.
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HOLD HEARINGS IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. ILL.,, July 25.-The federal
commission on industrial relations will
establish it's principal field office in
Chicago within two weeks. Chicago
will be the center for public hearings.
Witnesses will be brought here from
states.
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Demonstration In Ulster2

Belfast, ireland. July 25.-The failure
of the Buckingham palace conference
on home rule became known definitely
in Belfast last night through tele-
grams from the Ulster leaders and the
official announcement this afternoon
caused no excitement here.
The leading businessmen. clerSymen,
bankers and manufacturers who had
declared for an anti-home rule move
ment were unanimous in endorsing the
uncompromising attitude of Sir Ed
ward Carson in demanding the total
and permanent exclusion of Ulster
from the workings of the home rule
bill.
a large proportion of the commercial
world would endorse a settlement OF
the controversy on compromise basis
but, realizing popular sentiment Is
against them. they dare not insist on
anything less than Sir Edwards orig
inal demand.
The Ulster provisional government
awaits orders from Sir Edward ana
Captain James Craig. who still are in
London. II is believed here the next
step will he a general mobilization OF
the volunteer force as a kind of arm
ed demonstration To impress the gov
ernment. II the government still is
unyielding, II appears certain, accord
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-25
LEADERS OF COPPER COUNTRY
STRIKE SAID TO HAVE GOTTEN
AWAY WITH MILLION DOLLARS

Denver, Colo, July 25.-An investi-
cation Of charges that a fund of one
million dollars, raised to conduct the
strike Of the copper miners Of Miehi.
gan, was not used for that purpose,
but was diverted to the advantage Of
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FLIGHT ACROSS OCEAN NOT
TO START Until OCTOBER 1

Hammondsport, July 25.-It is an
nounced that Lieutenant Porte will not
attempt to fly across the Atlantic in
the America" until October 1.
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ARMY WORMS
CAUSE MILLION
LOSS IN STATE
Lower Michigan Farms 0verrun
and Damage Is Extensive

Detroit, Mich, July 25.-Losses of
more than a million. dollars have been
sustained by Michigan farmers as the
result of the army worm. according
TO Professor Petit of the Michigan
Agricultural College.
When the worms leave one field, af-
ter having eaten everything in sight,
they travel in such immense numbers
that to look upon the crawling mass
gives one the impression that the
ground itself is moving.
Farmers have plowed burrows
around their fields, into which the
worms fall by the millions, whereup-
on the farmers kill them.
SO far no effective means Of stop
ping the advance of the worms has
been found, although all sorts of poi
sonous liquids have been placed I'm
the fields, but the worms seem to know
what they want to eat and pass over
the poison.
Sanilac County Attacked.
Sandusky. Mich, July 25.-The ar
my worm has infested Sanilac county
TO an alarming extent. Three miles
north of Deckeryille the worms are
filling plowed furows, lying i'm masses
four and five inches deep. An exam
ination Of barley and oat fields around
SaudusSy was made day and the
worms found I'm numbers. Farmers
are cutting their grains before it 3
matured. BY this means they are en-
ablcd to save it for cattle feed in
stead of losing it entirely.
Reaches Muskegon County
Muskegon, Mich, July 25-The army
worm has made it's appearance in Mus
kegon county, but thus far in such
small numbers as to do little damage.
Farmers are making preparations to.
check its further propagation.
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those in charge Of the strike, was be-
gun this afternoon at the convention
Of the Western Federation Of Miners.
II was said the charges were eircu-
lated throughout the country, partieu.
larly in Butte.
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ing to prominent Ulstermen, that a
provisional government will he set up
before the home rule bill Is passed.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-25
BOTH SIDES ARE FIRM
IN HOME RULE FIGHT
PeaceabIe Settlement of Contro-
versy Still Sought by Leaders

London, July 25.-The liberals, from
Premier Asquith down. are working
tooth and nail to find solution of the
Ulster problem, which will meet the
views Of Ulsterites and nationalists.
Now that the conference has failed,
they hope to reach the goal by other
means.
Their most persuasive followers
have been busy in the lobbies trying
to induce the Irish protagonists To re-
concile their differences, but outward
ly, ut least, they decline to give way
an inch.
The Carsonites APPARENTLY are just
as firm. They are standing out for
the exclusion of the four Protestant
counties and Tyrone. The nationalists
are ready to grant them the former but
will not bulge with regard to Tyrone.
The liberals say threats of civil war
do not frighten them and point to the
Irish guard cheering Redmond on
Wednesday as evidence that the whole
army will not refuse service against
the Ulsteritcs should they attempt TO
take over the government of the prov
ince.
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Gratz, Austria Hungary July 25.-
General Putnik, chief OF staff of the
Servian army, started from here on his
return to Servia this afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-16
r,hLhLl nl Alncrlcan rninllng,.

ASHiNGTON. u G.. Dec j..
H.. Corcorau Gallery OF Nrt todrg
.p.r.I o. Tuh biennial exhibit oi
.,.uimes from the brnshc- of Am
.r..,r artists. Liberal pri1es. tou3i-
..r Ir Et Senator William A. CLARK
off Montana. are Co be- awarded. 90
..tH,r With the Corcoran medals. lu
...uion tl thD awards. the Corcoran
f.rG u.l bs partly utilized This vel-
ir ..s purchase OF the best NmerioIu
Z Ht'ugs
Interest mUH- American artis's
B. rrr, kecu and the best product
TO-. Hs.c been gathered for the dis
pla. which Vill be- on daily eyhibi-
.inr au,U Jan. 81. The art jury that
vii. H..I4, fhr winner. o. compo.co
oI Edward W RedNold. chairman.
EImruf a. TIrbcll Ralph Clarksor
Robsrf H.ufl suf Emil Carlson. Th,
0-r B-.f. &. 600" in cash and 'hC
co-.a-.. gold medal. aud there are
thr. other prizes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-16
By Associated Prcss.

BY Associated Prcss
LONDON, December l5-Thc offensive movement Of the
French and British forces becoming general and being pushed
forward with strong forces particularly in Argonne and Flanders
we'll as the Alsace and Woevre regions.
The German report says the Allies unsuccessful in several
but the whole appears that the Allies who have
the superiority numbers have progressed well withstand
ing the attacks of the Germans
Regarding Argonne, the French I'VE have made
gcs the made preceding days
The French force which has been checked Senbsh the
wing the army which fighting toward Meuhausen
and which has cleared considerable Asace Of Germans
The Ausans have succeeded crossing the Capathans but
have yet resulting their defeat by
the Servians.
The Montenegro armies assisting in rcpulns the Aus.
rians.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-16
ARMY
NEED Of NATION
COLLEGE CAMPS NDEii FEEDER.
NJ CONTIiOL PLAN 10
TRAIN OFFICERS

4. s.sd lrrrs
NEW vvt.rt is rthr o.
gani1alion OF dipcmaOie voiuniec'
army through college camps. aud
federal control OF the militia un l6-
crease of the regular army and %
provision for au adequate armament
are c+scnliuls u meeting 20 sld'r.
attack by any hostile power uron
the United states, member ut '1"
merchant aoriation ol Now YORK
were told by Naior-Gcncral Leonard
Wood aud llcnp T. Stimson former
secretary oT war today not lHrr'
army but am efficient army u..
a.. General Wood stated and 'u l.l'
ing mai. n,cd. college camp. unjust
PLAY m important par' m training
Volunteer officers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-16
PREPARING FOR
TROUBLE At MACO
REINFORCEMENTS TO M SENT
TO GENERAL BLISS TO
SUPPORT ACriON

Ey Asaurielfd Pres
!, wAsHiNcTCSi NJ. p9 a.
"A further demonstration w'As madc
by the United states goyornncnt to-
day OF It's determination not to 'ol'
crate continued firing by MeMcah
factions at Naco. Sonora. into Ame-
rlcan territory The president after
"A brief discussion with the cabinet
instructed Secretary of War Garrison
to comply with the request oi
Brigadier-Gcucral TasEor ~. Bills q,
Naco for achievements 10 handle
possible emergency iu tho siina-
ton
Three regiments of infantry Huu
three batteries Of artillery have b''n
ordered 10 Naco ana the general nn.
derstandng tonight in admirlslrn-
ton quarters Is that as soon aH ih.
additional forccs arc placed in po".
ton the United states win rciut'
any artillery or infantry fire from
Mexican territory
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-16
PRESIDENT AND CABINET IA
VOR GUARDING AGAINST
VIOLATIONS At ZONE
AWAITING A FULL REPORT
Canal Governor WIN bc Instructed
tO Use Land Forces aud do
What j. Necessary Ia I'm.
force Order

o. Associated pr,sa.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dee. To-
Prcslddat Wilson and his cabinet
today decided TO send warships 20
the canal zone 10 guard against the
violations of neutrality by bclligerent
ships which have been COmplainc ]
of recently
How many or the kind OF ships 10
be dispatched will be determined az
ter a conference upon the fun report
Of Goethals, the military governor
and Captain ROdmqn the naval Of
ficer OF the zone. The delay in
reaching this decision was OCCASION
cd by the lack OF information II the
canal zone Is being used as base
OF supplies. GOethals will be in.
structed to use the land forces 20
prevent q violation OF the neutrality
Of the United States.
Whatever is necessary to be
done said Secretary Daniels tonight
70 carry out the executive order
of the president with reference 10
The violation OF radio communice-
lion. will be- done"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-16
AMBER SUPPLY
FROM PRUSSIA
~ BSTANCE GATHERED AND
SOLD 10 ASCiENI PHOE.
NIChN MERCHANTS

spr-fal 81 hs Nrvr
wNslliNuTON u. G.. Pee.
The N.uloual CoosraDhiu society To-
day gave out the following statement
concerning the ambcr-besring dis
trict AND tre lake district OF East
pru in. which afford. piciuro OF
conditions boo one ot the most i'm
puFiprt part. ~ the r1. tern theatre
OF lur European Nar
SamIud ~ uusuur strip cot
rhrorl,.H plain from which tto
hplo known world has purchds sod
lur rrulurIp. " /, tho heart ui ar.
cIrnt cumberland. and II has remain
rd u' known lu the ultimate con
um,. ol D.. product from early
Phu,ui,.uu Tunes down to the pro.
emf day lt .tll upplies the bult
of iHD uorId'- amber. and The pipr
'rn cor cigar. holder or Jewel that la
uI 900. fragrant tran lucent sob.
stance 800 lk"ly gathered boz b
Manufactured state ON the bcachcs.
boo Tho .uud muc 0r from low water
aruuuI fH. peninsula SnmMnd i.
bu obluua .W DI E1.i Prussia rlgh.
tp.u mile. Boo breadth. and reaching
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-16

a. Alfutlaieu lItEH
prEvER. cello. R'c. ltf-3N plsr
by John %. Rockcicller Jr.. Tor ,
cancellation board within the Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron Company io'
the settlement OF disputes between
the company aud ils employees "aa
revealed before The Federal Comn''-
sion ON Industrial Relations today
iu letter 20 ! T. Nclborn, pre-"
sident OF the COMPANY
The plan was suggested hy N. j.
Mckenzie King. former Canadian
Commissioner of labor. Rocbclcllr
is said 10 have bccu discussing ihls
plan with men familiar with tar hn.
.inrss with the idea of Promoting
kindly feeling hci"con thr ON
nlovccs aud lbc officer of th" coin.
pauv as we'll as further evidence 20
the public of am entirely fair 1h1
Just attitude toward the men
number of non union mru '".
titled i.at they Vorc satisfied WIN
conditions before the strike
Jess j Nurthcut' 90 representative
of th, colorado Fuel Company Voc
the southern field. testified that
Mexican iuriors were legal and pro-
per
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-16
RHIs,O'S FAMOUS
TENDERLOIN CLOSED

SAN FRANCISCO. cal. De-. l'.-
Tho Rcd Light abatement law roo'
into effect todly aud tho famo
,cudcrlon section 81 the Golden
Cstc b. mo- more. The Keeper of the
r,.oris we're notified thar The Jaw
would boz rgidly enforced. and the
police win get busy II The resort. Hr.
moi 900 our of business today u Dr.
believed that tbc dive tccpcrs NIi
accept. tie inevitable 'or there hai
1rau a grand moving out during 't,
past week. many Of the resort Keep.
or -oiue to other cities
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-16
GERMAN CRUISER coRMoRAN INTERNEs

WASHINGTON, D. C., December 5.-Thc voluntary intern
Of the German converted CRUISER omoran today with is 22
officer. end 2s ., cvsu Arap possssr ~ the Pa
c brought the threatened troublesome questions involving the OBJ
Of the American neutrality prompt adumcrt As
the vessel port short Of water provisions and coal
immediate discussion of the which the warshp might
repensh It's supplies American port begun The ship has
been used destroy the the enemy the Pacific This
the ship be nterned American port since
the beginning the the other Cecr nernng Honolulu
time ago
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-16
upcn New bridge

.....s. fH rHr hrur
PfTTsrr re-. Pa. Dee Do. WIN
an automobile parade speeches aui
, banuuei the new Charters Creek
Bridge. crossing The creek between
NcKeos Rocks and Chnrtiore Town
ship. was formally opened todav
The nov bridge i- modern -ir1r-
ture. replacing tho o'd White bridge
W r. Brennan. rr. dent OF Nok'
Rock BoToush council was ma r
uf DDrpmOui'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-16

NEWPORT 2 T. Dec a.. iic-
ginning TODAY. the period of insiruc-
zion f.- ar1ro1ilcf soameu iu tlr
t-rifrg states Nafy 's extended to siy
mr.tl TIE nov order ot The N7vy
u.ssr,r.uf cancels the four months
training period. which uas deemed
D., naval experts totally insufficient
for tho men % become proficient i-
tb, e,aral branches Of their work
Tho r.v order 30 iincres the mum
he- of mon ncrmsnently stationed
herr from geo tn 7ppro1imateiv
f9H.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-16

CHICAGO. 900 Doe o. More
Information ou mo coH o' living
va. acquired iuda by ID. nruWo'ir"
engineer tefifs.ug before tho hoarl
of arbitration nH wage demands h.
the cugiucmcu of western railroad
Thor stories agree That Boo the ."'
four wear. Oh, railroads msD added
greatly to lhr trariiyc power of r1-
ciucs aud iHo work of crows I.'
cost of liru1 higher than Goo 'HIn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-16
NWrATnEp


tBy Western Union Tel
Dallaf clear cold TcEtrkau1
clear 20. Paris. clear Hi Brnrr-
ood. cold ~ Worth clear cod
sherman. clear a' Bouhaw cloudy
90. Houston. cloudy cold S-ulphuf
Springs clear '5 U'lHboro. clear
Ifa Fl paco cloudy o., Woo.
cloudy g.. Galveston. CLOUDY cold
San Antonio cloudy 800. NPriha
chic. clear cold poui4Or clear ''
sn Angelo. cloudy cold Aus. In.
clear -. Cleburne cold IS Grenn
VIE. clear cold Corsicana. clear
cold Abilene. clear 60 Palesiin"
cloudy - nc1u mont. cold 90 Wa.o
clear O.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-16

PARIS Dee ~ The tollpuin.
official statement from fle var "t
flee. In Belgium ihe Freucf and
Belgian troop .dchouchod from Men
port and occupied The l'ur from 'l'
out kirts o. West LON hanriyfdr h
She farm 90 saint George To th'
south Of Yprrs vc have made au a.
tark iu the direction ~ klein-Lille
hcle ana galuod 500 mcfrre
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-16
DISTRICT COURT VALUES
SUDAN GRASS SEED

LUBBOCK. Tex. Dee. l1.-Sudan
gsass has been given official value
by the district court nov sitting ni
Lubbock. IT, case over the dispns.
al OF tG.sOO pounds OF Sudan seed
the Jury decided that the seed 10
worth GO ccnis a pound in,bulk BE
cause OF the|interest Ia Sodan ~
this county. This case attracted con
siderable attention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-16
Gor- ~ rortic1nd. Orc.. Church.

PORTLAND D-u D"D I.. Ii'.
. N skinner former paTfo- ui 'Hn
Memorial rrrHh.'nriaU tmr.. "f
Detroit luI Na..Huori Prrs1v'HrH
Church at Washington siil arr.."
here to.lr fo become pl.for ui '.n
Pose Dlfv PRESBYTERIAN Church e.
'Nor~H in fhr .Hrle.. tHc ruHu-
minister h1s .e 20 record n .0..'
rorE aud Iu Iu. york
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-16

WASHINGTON u. g.. Dee o..
Between hundred aud hundred
aud nn, Nosi,tu-. udul Of inrm
once prominent Officially have been
secretly executed Zoo N.Nir0 'ly II
the last .v day. according to an Of
Ocial report r,actiu- The United
states Government today from one
OF 10. agents there Just who order
cd th, execution. i- mot disclosed
nor thc nam' of amy of those exc
cutrd were made known. Conditions
otherwise are .siI 90 br quiet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-16

The German war,hipa Scharp-
horst. Gneiseuau, and Leipzig, when
sank Two British war vessels of tho
coast of Chilli about six weeks ago.
have come 10 grief In the South "
lantic. The British Admiralty an
nounced that they were sunk. The
Scharnhorst aud GuCisenau we're
sister ships
These vessels have been ho'erir-
about the South Atlantic and South
Pacific coasts for months Their
presence had caused much uneasi-
ness I'm Chin and Argentina. in
fact. their activities there were The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-16

20. pASC. rCN.. Dee. i1. Irt'H-
laIara the second largest ciir .u N'"
leo ha- been captured by villa
troops according 10 an official VIA
report here today San Luis Poi"-i
au important city iu EASTERN Mexico
ua. been captured by tnrrar 3D.
troops according 90 90 statement p
tho Carranm agency here Both
val flrtious denied tbD other 'Hi
captured any cities u VAS learned
from independent sources hovoy e
that strong column of 'arur'I
troops i- moving 20 attack Torrc,n.
which is defended by thouH :
NulIstl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-16
Need Large Army

WASHINGTON u. G.. The pre-
paredress OF the United states to de-
fond the Panama Canal IN case OF
war was the ubjeC, of a series Of
questions put 10 Commander stir
ling. commanding the Atlantic fleet
Of submarine flotilla az today's hear
ing before the House Naval Affairs
committee Tho commander express
ed the opinion that a large mobile
army would be required TO protect
the canal In addition TO the navy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-16
AUsTRIANs STILL PURSUING RUSSIANS

BERLIN, December l5.-An official statement that ii is
officially reported from Vienna that the Ausans are still pursuing
the Russians in Western Gaoa and have reached the plains OF Al
enhal after important engagements The report adds in the
Capsthans have been successful and advancing
necessarily Yesterday morning than thousand Russians
captured The Russians Poland continue retire in front Of
the German and Austrian offensive and the position Of their
forces becoming unbesrabe Heavy fighting expected to
take place San next week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-16
woNEN's CHAMBER on
COMMERCE TO DIM

ATTLEBORO. Mass. Dec los
The opl, vomou's chamber OF com.
mere, IN The United states, form u
of Atilchoro vomon this mouio.
ioinc, with the mems Chamber ol
Commerce tonight ip q Grand baH-
quct Mrs. s " Holman, wife OF
Colonel Holman who is president oi
tho Attlcboro Chamber organized
tho women chamber. which has
nearly 100 members. 10 boom Aiilc'
buro mdu tries
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-16
WILL OUT SEARCHING SHIPS

WASHINGTON D. C., December 5.-Sir Cecil SPuus.Ree
British Ambassador advised the State Department today that his
willing to orego the exercise Of the right to search
vessels carrying cargo from American ports the shipmses
would confer with the British and satisfy the British eonsus the
ports departure the character OF their The
plan referred Johnson solicitor Of the department
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SINKING OF IHE guLwARk An ACCIDENT

LONDON December l5Ghc official press bureau issued TO-
night hs, the sinking OF the British bacshp Bull
wsk apparently result Of hostile The nvesiss
ton dcosc that there evidence oschery the part Of
persons any Of the enemy The bcshp de-
royed November while off Sherne and about 500 lives lost
The explosion believed be due the accidental ignition Of the
supply Of ammunition aboard