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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-04-02
Antj.shock Doubletree.

The doubletree A is very easy ON
horses, for it reduces jerking. 1t is three
feet long. with a clevis at each end.
The spring is bolted on the center With
two bolts. Each end Of the spring is
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-19
SUNDAY STORM rs
WORST THAT EVER
STRUCK COLORADO

Colorado Sprurs. colo. July H.
s survey of the damage done here
hv the combined hail STORM and
Dloudhurst yesterday afternoon shows
that the storm was the most severe
that hns ever visited this region. u
cytoudcd from Crystuia as miles west
of here Coo a short distance east oi
colorado springs, ana covered an area
through the business section OF the
city about fifteen blocks wide. Prac-
tirll, au gardens within this atea
were destroyed, thousands of electric
globes Jud window LIGHTS were
smashed and telegraph and tclc-
phone lines were put out of action.
-Four large greenhouses were the
worst of the sufferers. two of thon
being totally wrecked and the two
others suffering 80 per cent loss
Most ot the windows al the Hidder
Inn u the Garden of the Gods were
broken and the building Flooded Th'
Colorado state school for the dca
and blind lost 100 Windows.
There were uo fatalities during th'
storm, although number Of person
were stunned hy being hu hy hail
some .of the stuucs measuring NOR
than five hes 100 circumference
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-19
FLOOD DANCER IS
IN leased BY
HEAVY RAINS
Two to -Four Inches Of Water
Falls in Kansas Watershed
and River Takes Upward
Spurt at Kansas City.

kuuls city Mo. J4y le.-l1-
.rca-ing fears uf floods prevailed
here tudly, following heavy rains m
Eausua oud thIs section oi Missouri
last night
Accompanied H. sJrong winds from
two 90 four inches uf rain lcil iu the
KunsJ. river watershed, ana today
that river ut Euusas CITY had started
ou auutuy. upward rpuri ana iht
Missouri rNor her, uiso va. rI-lns.
Reports lroW Kansas Indicated Hsl
nights storm did much minor dam
age Several wagon uridIcs were
washed away near Topeka and "
st,cct ear bridEc Nas undermined.
'rhc Union pacific railroad reported
be- main luo washed out 300 Two places
uoa~ chapman kus.
The rainfall m Topeka this year
uu.ordug t0 the local observer, has
hgrn 8Hl1 inches, marN surEass-
ing chat reached 100 the nopd ycar'
/ of 1908 and 100, and surpassed ouly
. Boo 1889.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-19
Crisp, Clear Note That United
States Will Not Remain
Passive if More Americans
Are Killed Agreed on.
WORKING SEPARATELY
BOTH REACH SAME PLAN
Communication Will Be Dis
oussed by Cabinet Tomorrow
and Perhaps Again Friday f;
To Be Dispatched Saturday.

Washington. July 10. President
Wilson and Secretary Lansing today
discussed in dctan draft oi the note
tu bc sent To- Germany TINS week In
forming the imperial government
what the United states will do II
there BE- further violation of AmcIl-
can rights ON the high seas.
Tho return of President Wilson
from Cornish. s.. a.. gave Secretary
Lansing his irst opportunity Go con-
fer ON the policy Goo bo followed as
the result oi Germany failure TO
satisfy the american demands made
boz the note of June %.
10 was Understood that the prcsi-
dent ana Lansing found tGat they had
reached about the same conclusion
tina, the next communication 10 Ger
many viii bc OF definite character.
making uumiatakbly clear that tho
United States cannot Doe expected Co
remain passive iu the event OF an
other attack on an unarmcd and un-
resisting ship win She loss uf Amer
leans.
The note. it is now practically
agreed, will announce 60 Germany the
intention OF the United States to as
sCrt us rights ON Che hirh aoas in uc-
corduncc with international law.
There probably viii bc h,tlc or mo-
discussion ON the principles debated
H l,ugth in previous notes.
Prompt action u di-patgdug the
note was generally forecast Tumor-
row 10 Will bo submitted by tho pres
idout tu thc cabinet aid pussihly may
I4Y ..f
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-19
MAKERS OF SHELLS
REPROvEO FOR
ADVERTISING
Magazine and Manufacturers
Who Gave Publicity to
Poisonous, Acid-Leaded Pro-
jeotiles Are Censured.

Washington July Letters ot
rcu.oui written by Secretary Red
field were sent today tu the Glove
land Automatic Machinery company
1f cleveland o.. and the American
Machiuist Ncw York trade masa-
zine, dealing with the publication ot
an advertisement of poisonous, acid
,oudcd shells. 70 was announced h}
the department. of commerce that
President Wilson. after looking over
the letters prepared hy Secretary
HedGcld. directed Acting secretary
sweet 10 forward them
Tho letter Co j T. Brophy. general
manager OF the cleveland concern,
rhnractcfizcs the advertisement Boz
question as "atrpciuus and says
eat time when tNcty iustict oi
patriotism calls for calm and scli-
restraint when -nrrioty of statement
beg almost supreme duty. ,ou, 1s. you
admit go gain notice Co.. Ju advertise
mont. draw De- picture uf human mis-
cry ps mems of earning q profit
through the sale o. wu,hluDs tu proc
due, it,.
ln hif "i.,r Co unr HH publ-h'us
.1wuan. Publishers ot tl, American
50. hirist Secretary Eodu,ld wrote.
"Th, time i- ou, ui peculiar cN-
.tcWcnl with huIf th, world con uro
uud We alone ol tine great Htt,uus are
outside ui tht conflict At such H
time when restrain. .ud ,lw s the
duty yf every citizen. ,ulr columns
were open iu statement calculated
tn arouse wrath and N.udl, excite.
Myuf u. fr, result hH. shown.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-19
MNNII-NCTUUIRS NNNOUNCE
TINY VIII. BACK COMPANY


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d. h.|N.'T I"'' national wee pI'N-
dent ". 'H' mac nH''s'5 uni'h we
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W"r'"" noun '.l'i lh' 'iih' cor
'aln'N. .'' ''' ''+'lhlni OF 'h'
strike
Simultaneously with this announce
mvnl .lmy another of equal import
once g.m the secretary ui the
bridgeport Manufacturers as.nclt-
t.uu that 1t % meeting J1du, the Wau-
uih.tHr, nId determined q" stand
ns a body Hrhlnd th' Remington come
p5uy BOO H. decision Goo rum an open
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-19
American Consul General 10
Make Verbal Report, Incl
dentally Will Be Taken Out
of Way Of Sr. Gardoza.
FAILS TO GET ALONG
WITH MAN FROM BRAZIL
Situation Between Vera Cruz
and Puebla Much Unsettled;
Report Of Carranza Victory
at Anavacachi Confirmed.

Washington, July 10. - Arnold
Shanklin, American consul general In
Mezico city. Is on his way to wash
ington under orders from the state
department to report uroU conditions.
This was stated officially today and
incidentally II was admitted that
shanklin has been Withdrawn temper.
arily from duty IN Mexico City 10
avoid continuation OF friction with
senor cardoza. the Brazilian minister
there.
Last week shanklin went 10 tho
Mexican capital to carry on Red Cross
relief work Some differences az u
methods developed between the consul
general and the Brazilian minister.
They we're not serious. but az Cardoza
has been for many months looking ar
ter American interests In manner so
thoroughly satisfactory as TO win the
gratitude OF the state department Of
hclaIs. they regarded II as only pre-
per to remove any causes of frictioa
quite regardless OF the merits Of the
question.
private dispatch which came
through from Mexico City late to-day
hAiA u WAS ItBhfAtG tut l'WtI t'tT
umn Of villa forces which. has beer
operating below Querctaro was alr
prOaching the capital and that Gem
eral Gonzalez. commanding the Car
rama forces, was taking steps to act.
The villa column Is under Generals
Fierro and Natera.
Although .hc railroad from Mexico
city to Vera Cruz has been restored.
General Carranza has seized the linc
east of Aplzaco Tor military purposes
ana has closed "a 10 passenger and
freight traffic until further notice
Apizaco Is at junction with the
branch line To Puebla which Ia on the
other line from Mexico City aud Vera
Cruz. The line il working through To-
parhucn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-19
WILLARD-J0HESON
FILMS ARE EXCLUDED

N,,, YORK Jus la.--Auorurys for
T.. Lawrence Wr1ncr received word
from Philadelphia today that tho
United states circuit court of appeals
had given decision n tho cns'
which WcuHD brought AGAINST tho
United States customs collector of
Sew York tor 1000 Injunction restrain
ing him from preventing WchhcI
hrusing into DO, United suites tho
Wiuua-Johusln nsht filmh. The rc'
clsIou susHu,d tho cunstitutiouality
OF lhc law against the importation oi
usht films VsWs
Counsel announced that am imnc-
dpto appeal VIII hc taken 90 the
tuitcd states supreme court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-19
Nearly Every Section From
Baltic to Dniester Scene of
Desperate struggles Be-
tween Germans and Rus
slams.
CAVALRY MANEUVERs
OUT-DO ALL HISTORY
Teuton Advance Toward Riga
OH Scale Far Beyond Any
thing Even Greatest Con-
flicts Has Ever Seen.

london. July 10. I2:29 70. ml-
Attention is now conferred un the gI-
Eantic operations iu the eastern ncld
ui war. where nshtus De- iu fuil swing
boo nearly every section Oi the Russian
line from the Baltic t9 the puiostcr.
General won Bu,ipw. Who WAS uu
the lett of General won Kluck BOO the
FIRST invasion bon France now .om-
mauds the extreme lo't of the Ger
man advance toward Rig1 which Us
ucinE conducted bl oaulr. on scale
exceeding anything heretofore during
the war. Berlin claims % steady add
vance and Pctrugrad Opn.cdcs an adj
vance after the Russian forces had
made stubborn contest
ON won BueloNs right Is General
Nun Eichhurn who is being held up
ny the great Russian fortress ot us-
r0wctz on won Eichhuru'- raht g.
General Won Galiwltz whose name APE
pears for the nrs, lime boo large up-
,iatiuns. After gupturiu- Irasyusg
h, Be- now pressing 1 German attack
ON tEc N1rcv river and its tribu-
turics.
On ihe famous HaUku ana Bzura
lines thoro is comparative quiet which
d. ALSO related 0u the south side O'
Warsaw. bu' Goo tbc southeast the
movement against Lunlin which Wa.
temporarily checked. ls usalu in ful
sWIuE
The Russians must nrht dofrn-i ,
battle Iul f., possession u, WARSAW
or abandon a1 u. Poland The Gor-
man. Hrr considered undoubtedly &C.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-19
MUCH LocTING GOING ON me-
TWEEN VERA CRUZ AND PUEBlia

Puebla. Mexico. Saturday. July 10.
'CVia Key West, Fla. July 10 (De-
layed in transmission l--Conditious IN
the region between Vera Cruz and
pucbia tsixty-three miles southeast OF
Mexico City) are greatly unsettled
and there has been much iooting and
destruction OF property. on the In
teroceanlc railroal all stations have
been destroyed between Vera Cruz
iand Jnlipa sixty mlles inland. In
one insta0ce tho station agent ad
telegraph operator we're killed. The
4sapata forces are becoming holder
There has been shooting in the out
skirts OF Orizaba and Cordova. Trains
/ are delayed aad frequently passen-
/ gers. including Americans. are c0Ei-
PEELED TO lie on the floor OF cars while
bandits shoot through the windows Of
passing trains.
In response to the protest Of John
fR. snilman. President Wilson's spe-
clal agent in Mexico, against eontin-
ued destruction % foreign owned
proporty. General Carranza stationed
a guard at the large Americas own
cd sugag plantation at Protero. IA
I'pata troops went TO the plantation and
I lhnEfu tue ANtIauAa mon I GA fftFs
Although Mexico City has been cut
on from direct communication with
Puehla for three weeks. couriers with
newspaper dispatches have been ar
riving here lntcrmitten,ly. some
times the messages are seized by sol-
diers and destroyed as both sides
seem unwilling that news OF condi-
tions in Mexico City become public.
: Every city along the railroad has
nen isolated from the territory back
of the iine. The interruption of ths
receipts Of food supplies together
with the added burden OF supportinr
the invading troops. has caused IN
ereHEing sunering amang civilians.
Reports from the state Of Oaxncs
which early Ia June declared its In
( dependence of the rest of Mexico un
tll general peace Is restored say th'
people there are enjoying compare
tive prosperity. The state has coin
ed money and notice has been serves
that the people VIII resist invasion b.
any faction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-19
Last Eight Years Period of
Severe Depression and Up
Setting of All Precedents,
Says Lumberman.
ADVERTISING COMES
TO AID OF CYPRESS
Mills Find Other Material to
Take Place of Durable
Wood and Manufacturers
Take to Publicity as Remedy

Chicago. July 19.-R u. bowman,
presidelt OF the National Lumber
Manufacturers association, today
gave the federal trade commission a
abatement of conditions In the in
dastry which he represents, IN which
he said that the condition duriag the
last eight years has been "one OF de-
moraiization."
"Practicaily little or no profit has
been made during that period" Mr..
Downman said AT present AT ac-
tudl loss il the business Is occurring,
not only of profits, but an unavoida Bile
nUt nevertheless shameless waste OF
forest reserves. The railroad indus
try. one of the largest consumers ot
lumber has not been in the market
normally since 1907. The export bus
mess. which consumes ten per cent
of the production of lumber. has
practically ceased on account of the
war. In the summer Of 1914 build
ing operations stopped hy reason Of
financial conditions.
"Au OF these. coupled with uncon-
trollcd output, contribute 10 producs
the dcmoralizlnR conditions that have
existed Tor a long period. Prices
have gone To pieces.
Wage scales have leen universally
/ reduced. and bankruptcy has over
taaca q large number OF individual
engaged la the industry
MIR. bowman submitted data from
commercial agencies. economists. thu
census reports and the fores
service In support OF his representa-
tions TO the commission.
/ How mnlng on In the cypres
/ lumber industry was nmcliGrated D
an advertising campaign, setting fort
The uses of this kind of lumber. Wa
/ related today % the federal trad
commission by George n, Watson
secretary of the Southern Cypres
I Manufacturers association. Mr.. Wat
son said tat from 1905 To igi
there had been an increase In IA
production of cypress lumber of abot
a. per cent Just before this perio'
he said, decline in the sales
Gym ess sct in. The factories ha
foun5 u possible to buy other lumb'
suited 60 their requirements az love
+ prices There was NO legal methn
! of dccrcnsinE production of cynrei
, lumber ana dcmoralilatlon OF %
trade was threatened.
A campaign of advertising 60 edu
cute the public 60 demand eypres
had been carried on with the resni
that this wood probably had suffered
smaller decline ia volume Of husihes
and prices than had other wood, h'
said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-19
FRANK IN SERIOUS
STATE AS RESULT
OF STABBING
FellOw-Convict Slashes Throat
Of Man Convicted of Muir
der of Mary Phagan; An
other Prisoner Saves Life.

lhy ENrninE ncfaid Leased WlrNl
Milledgcyille. Ca., july Physt-
clans examined Leo ~ Frank In the
state prison today and said his con-
dition was much worse. The jagged
cut in his throat received at the hands
Of fellow prisoner Saturday night
was swollen and his temperature was
lat iO2 2-5.
nr n. j Rosenberg. che Frank
Family physician, who returned 10
Atlanta last night believed Fr,mks
condition warranted hts leaving lie
and another Atlanta doctor were
summoned back today.
Early today Frank was restless. his
temperature continued 10 rise and -
about daylight ho was dciirious at
brief intervals. The temperature
reached the highest shortly before s
O'Clock and then began 10 drop AZ
II o'clock q was fraction over l0t.
Or Guy Compton, the piison ply
sician, was not 500 ALARMED over the
turn of the night as were the other
.attcndunts lie said today that some
fever was 60 Dee expected and that
Ian exceedingly dangerous Sign Blood
poisoning is more feared Tho stitch
cs seem to hc holding.
William Green, Franks assailHnt.
still refused to talk today lie is
kept Ia irons.
Or ". J. MCNaughton, convict
who, like Frank was saved from the
ggllowH Boy Communication of SEN
tCucc from Governor Slaton. WAS
nearby when the attack was made
Ills quick work in making % ngatur,
oi the ends ot the iusulnr Vein
stopped the How OF blood pr Ros-
onbcrs said this mvcd Franks life.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-19
STOCK MARKET rs
BEARISH IN TONE

NrW NUIE july II-"-NUHIrIilns
influences were rc-puusibiC for sharF
declines at the opening OF tudny's
stock market Warning b, officials
of tho Cuci1le steel company result
cd bon q severe decline in that issuc'
which opened with loss of almost
three points which later extended 90
almost seven.
spcclBltics continue 90 whYer for
the balance of the session win a re-
newal of selling az the close. Net
losses ranged from to . points ir
this group. but railways. With q few
exceptions, retained much OF thei
advance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-19
MOOSE sANITARIUM
SITE TO BE CHOSEN
T0M0RRW AT TECAT

san Diego. cal. July i9.-Two
thousand members OF the Loyal or
der OF Moose are in san Diego today
attending the Opening session OF the
national convention which vii con-
unuc throughout the week.
The most important session VIII be
held az Tecat. ALxico, tomorrow,
where the delegates are to Journey
over the San Diego and Arizona rail
way. The election of supreme on
GERS and the selection Of site for
100000 sanitariam EiA demand th'
attention az the convention. New
Mexico. Colorado. CalisoFnla, Texai
ana Arizona have offered locations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-19

MEXICANs SOUGHT
FOR SMUGGLING OF
LIQUOR INTO ARIZONA

Naco. Arz. July III In the belief
that "a conspiracy exists to smugslc
liquor into Arizona from across the
Mexican burder, d1puttos from the
shcrfrs office conducted a search too
day Tor several suspected MoNlcans
Their action was prompted as the re-
suit of 80 raid Yesterday ON q Mexican
camp whore 100 gallrns ui mesca
and whisky were Heizpd and one
Mexican shot aud killed Dv q deputy
sheriff when resistance 10 search wal
offered Two other Mexicans wcr'
arrested
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-19
CARIsANzA VICTORY At
ANAVACACIu Is CONFIRMED

Washington. July 10 State depart.
ment dispatches today from Noeaios
confirmed earlier reports OF the vic-
tory of Carranxa troops over villa
forces az Anavacachi, sonora. The
triumphant forces took posseesl6n 81
ACananea.
American Consul silllman reported
the arrival Of IafEe quantities ol feed
at Vera crnz hnt that wireless tos
munlcailon betaeea Vera cFea ard
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-19
ARIZONA GETS RATES
ON OIL CUT IN HALF

Washington. July Ia Rates over
the southern Pacific, Santa pc and
other railroads on fuel and refined
oii from producing points in Kansas
Texas and California 10 all points in
Arizona were found unreasonable to-
day by the Interstate commerce COM
mission New rates. about 90 cents
per ton LEES than the old ones, on
fuel Uii we're prescribed from Ba-
kcrsheld. cat, Ga Arizona points,
other changes were prescribed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-19
REPORT on TOVCItn
INNCl AIlON CONFIRMED

Paris, july 10 ,-.lu % mr The
Grr,k government has received cou-
irmtuuu COT the report ,hut the iu-
hJbitlut- uI Auun W A.t Minor
on the guIl OF Adrumyur have uccu
ordered 90 aynnuutr ho Dty and go
into the interior nf Asia Minor. noe
ourius to pu Athens dispatch tu the
ildNps Agency today
The government hHs sent an cucr-
gorr protest tp the porte tho dice
pat % adds
Tho report that evacuation of AIy-
uu had boon ordered WIr contained
iu MytcIonc dispatch forwarded hy
the Athens correspondent uf th,
Ha,as AGENCY The population
which is composed almost "NolusiyolS
ol Greeks numbers about -a.HOp per-
SONS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-19
Italian Cruiser Guiseppi
Garibaldi Sunk by Torpedo

BERLIN, July l9-(By wireless to Sayville) The
following official communi cation was received here to-
day from Vienna under date Of July l8:
IAN Austrian submarine this morning torpedoed
and sank south of Ragasa the Italian cruiser Gihsepp
Garibaldi The cruiser foundered within fifteen mia
utes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-19
Scientific Societies Are to
Name CiUilian Defense Board

WASHINGTON, July 19--Secertary Daniels to-
day asked eight leading American scientific societies
to select sixteen foremost in science and invention
to join Thomas A. Edison on the new advisory board
for the navy Mr.. Daniels will not make the appoint
ments himself as was expected
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-19

Washington, July i9-The gunooat
Nashville. on neutrality duty az san
Juan. Porto Rico. has oeea ordered
60 santo Domingo city. dominican
Republic.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-18

II f. Bartholomew was up from
sophia several days the past week In
speaking Of the slap Joshua" took at
him in last weeks Democrat because
Hr Bartholomew came out in the
Herald over his signature and con-
demned the recent action Of McLain
aud Rutledge in awarding the county
printing to that paper az price Of
$50 90 in excess Of what the Herald
offered to do the work, he stated that
at anv rate, he was more honorable
than the contributor to the Democrat
FOR he said what he had to say over his
own signature and the writer uf the
Democrat hid behind the fictitious
Dame Of Joshua" However, the
name Joshua" Is well taken. The
writer has ever been considered more
Of Josh" and bore than any thing
else.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-18

Alya Nefi returned Saturday from
Missouri to which place he was called
several weeks sgo on account Of the
illuess Of bis mother, who had been in
jurFd by fall, which resulted in her
death. \ d. Mem and gife, who were
also called TO the bed dside Of the iHiur-
ed woman. returned the frs. Of the
week Thf latter came by way Of
Kansas City where they remained for
several days that Mrs. NeT, who had
been III since going to Missouri. might
receive treatment The sympathy Of a
large number Of friends is extended to
the NeG brothers in the loss Of their
aged mother