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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-10-22
viii Pardon Friendless convlcts.

Dallas, Texas James +.
Ferguson said Saturday that he would
pardon every one of the 100 friend
less convicts now in state prison, as
recommended by the board of pardons
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-10-22
CHICAGO Belt Line Sold.

st. Louis--Stocks and bonds OF the
Chicago. Milwaukee & Gary Railway
company, having a face value OF Sl1'
23s,0 700. were sold at auction for ~.
066.00o. The securities were bought
by Isaac Orr.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-10-22

Rogue Gonzales Cara, at one tinoe
president OF the convention govern
ment Of Mexico, Is now In Washington
as a representative Of the vilia.zapata
factions. He says airy qualification plan
that recognizes carranza and does not
Include the viilistas as factors in the
situation will mean nothing but anar.
ehy In Mexico.
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03

began using DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery and after using II for
about a week got out OF bed and began
to gain. My breath became less offensive,
my appetite came back and | gained IN
weight. The use of four bottles restored
my health, gave me weight OF 1856
pounds, and have been well since. 1t
is wonderful remedy and tell everyone
so.n--MRs. j. NJ. BEAL, 2522 Bank st.
The prompt action OF DR.. Perce's
Golden Medical Discovery in driving
harmful germs and impurities from the
blood, sets in motion the repair process
which works actively on the diseased
membrane where Catarrh hourishes un-
checked.
Thus by building up new and perfect
covering and carrying out OF the system
the catarrh-infested matter by way oi
the blood, liver and kidneys, catarrh il
overcome and permanently conquered,
Don't be deceived in regard to catarrhi
proper local applications help OF course
but no catarrh sufferer can hope. tol
permanent freedom from this stubborn
disease until all impure matter IN ths
blood is carried away.
An dealers in medicines can supply
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
or send so cents in stamps TO DR.; Pierce
| Inyalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y, for tria
box Of tablets also ask for free book OF
catarrh.
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03
MApeE.

At the request Of the Pleasan
we, the undersigned have adopl
following resolutions concernir
recent singing school taught by
A. Belcher. M
Resolved, That we believe N
ing school proved satisfactoryltu
body That we think Mr.. an
well fitted for the position oug
school teacher, That we bell an
his duty as teacher, and aiwis
christian man, That II all die ent.
IL was the fault OF the perhora
selves, That we, the committma,
school thank him very muadel
services and hope II we ha ar,
singing school in the future nam
fortunate enough to secure hent
structor. ilgi
GRACE DAMROrolv
VIOLET RoBER1an,
BESSIE BRADLI bel
Can,
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03
PROPOSED LEGISLATION
FOR SCHOOLS DISCUS

p-Sminent educators and buN
men foni AZ sections of Kent
were present yesterday at inmia
nary conference at the
Club for the purpose Of play to 4
posed legislation designed
radical changes in the adrnt OF a
Of the schools Of the Statey
ing, called by John n. FOR the
chairman OF the clubs I co-op-
Committee, and w, w. ri
a subcommittee OF theYf OF the
Committee, lasted all dawn keep
in n decision 20 hold aniulal re-
ence at the call OF Mr.
complete plans, OF the
II was explained that leltlon To-
desired TO make possiblfr elec-
constitutional amendmcf
changes can be effected. Tiefse wh
tended the meeting spokt Iof the
STABILITY OF having the State Sup
tendent Of Public Instruction anc
state Commissioners OF Agricu
continued in office instead OF SCI
but one term: also OF lncreasing
state Board OF Education from
To eleven members, and In addiuo
visinR the county system with r'
Ito the manier in which member
county boards Of education and CO
superintendent take office
Legal phases OF these matters
discussed by those present inch
MIR. McFerran. Mr.. Thum, Johi
| Atherton, James Speed and Joh
Scott OF Louisville. and II II. Ch
president OF Western state NJ
School Bowling Green; Judge /
S. Barker, president OF state un
sity; Or. Fred Mutchler, OF Lexir
IT. w. Vinson, president OF the
lucky Educational Association;
McHenry Rhoades. Of Lexington|
Supervisor OF High schools; m
T. Coates, state Supervisor OF
Schools, and others,-courier
nal.
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03

relax the enforcement VI uor OEuf'
in Council so as to permit shipmei "
from neutral ports of German and A
trian goods contracted for by Am
cans, prior to the effective date OF
order were given the state Departn
by the British Ambassador. The strike
OF South Wales coal miners continues.
A conference between British Cabinet
Ministers and the leaders of the mi
ners' union, looking to a settlement OF
| the strike, has been held. but It's re-
suit has not been announced.
| Good Dads work planned by Ken
/ lucky counties and announced last
night includes road rally to be held
| In Logan county Tomorrow, and at
which over 5000 persons are expected
10 be present to hear speeches by Gov.
| McCreary. Senator James and other
prominent men, and day OF road
work 10 be performed by voluntary la
Dor on the highways OF Christian-co.
September $.
Evidence OF fraud in the August
primary In Pike county, which in
cluded the substitution of newspapers
for ballots in one OF the precinct bal
lot boxes, was uncovered yesterday In
the opening day's session OF the Cole
,, man Taylor contest for the Republi-
/, can nomination for Circuit Court
Clerk, being heard at Pikeville,
Declaring that New York had been
governed by bosses for forty years
and that the invisible government
I was more powerful than the people,
! Elihu Root. addressing the constitu
tional convention yesterday, advocat :
{. ed that short ballot as the best means
, OF restoring power to the people.
A W. A. Byron, OF Bracken county
a probably will he selected temporary
chairman of the Democratic platform
v convention to be held In Louisville
!. to-day. and II. II, Cherry. OF Bowlinr
J, Green. permanent chairman.
n In spite OF the arrival OF S20,oo0,oo'
lin gold and about s26. .ooo. 900 In securi
!. ties for the British account the prize
OF hounds sterling reached new low
: level yesterday. demand exchange sell
: ing in New York at i4.6i.
d over twenty Mexicans were arreste'
d yesterday at san Antonio. Tex. tn
i chief OF police declaring that there
n by an uprising OF Mexieans in tha
city had been frustrated.
Is witnesses for the State were hSf j
/, Yesterday in the motion for baiia
Il Jackson. ky, by Mrs. Mamie Han 3
d who has been indicted as accessor7
= the death OF Aunt Polly Davis. ltit
Ie npl
X Joe Deberry the negro who murpu
! ed his benefactress Mrs, J, II. Mal
was indicted, pleaded guilty, and Int
tenced TO he hanged yesterday ut Asch
'e physboro, III.
l. ng
81 large foundry at Granite city
$ which has been idle for two "a !
= started up yesterday. giving empne
: ment 10 200 men. I'd
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03
CASTING EYES AT sPEA

Representative Stanley y
Mason county, who was T
by the Democrats for a thi
the Legislature, and who cai
isville to-day to attend thf
OF the State committees ana
ders. admits to having a he
tIon to be Speaker OF the }
and he is expected to be al
aspirant for presiding of
lower branch OF tho Genert,
before many more days elan
sentative Reed got In the n
race ut the last session, bl
before the Democratic caudh
Louisville Times. Il
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03
FRIDAY.

Developments in the relations be-
tween the United States and Germany
yesterday forshadowed declaration
from Berlin on the subject Of sub
marine warfare which II was believed
in Washington would eliminate that
source Of discord between the two
countries. Won Bernstorff called on
Secretary Lansing and informed him
that Berlin dispatches were intended
to imply that German submarine com
manders had been ordered to attack
no more merchantmen without warn
ing. Ambassador Gerard reported the
substance of conference with For
eign Minister Won Jagow, but the de-
partment did not make public the dis
patch.
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03
SATURDAY.

AIthough Ambassador Bernstorff an
,annced Yesterday officially that the
rsrman Government was ready to Of
fer ful satisfaction ror the loss of the
Arabic, II the submarine commander
had exceeded his Instructions, Presl-
aant wilson and Secretary Lansing
~. awaiting more definite action be-
for considering the crisis over.
Con. Poliyanof Russian Minister OF
war announces that Russia Is raising
another two million men, and that the
fate or the campaign will not be de-
,idad before some time next year.
Tba Russian fortress OF Olita, on the
,Eiemen River, has been evacuated and
the Germans are in full possession of
the Brest- -Litovsk line. Grodno is now
the only strongly defended position left
the Russians, II is expected that re-
endorsements will now go to the aid
of Won Hindenburg in his attempt to
cut off the retreat of the Russians.
The Reichstag adjourned after an
q agreement to inscribe ITO the German
People" over the entrance to the build
inr which inscription had been sue
cessfully opposed for twenty years.
Mrs Hamlin, widow of II. V. Ham
lin. who has been indicted In Breath
1T county charged with having beer
an accessory before the fact in thu
death of Mrs, Polly Davis, a wealth,
woman; also Jointly indicted with an
other person upon the charge of hav
ing forged a will of Mrs. Davis. o
which she is named trustee. declares
her entire innocence OF either charge
and will have a hearing Monday up
on a motion for bail.
The Colorado mine operators. con
trolled by John d. Rockefeller. and hi
son, John D.. Rockefeller Jr., are hel,
to blame FOR the Industrial unrest II
report on the Colorado coal strik
situation issued yesterday by the In
dustrial Relations Commission.
Kentucky again ranked third anon
the States in internal revenue collec
tions. according to the preliminary re
port Of the Commissioner OF Interna
Revenue. The total for tho State wa
s33,653,S4S.
The Rt. Rev. p. r. Heppson, bish'
OF the Winona, Wis, diocese OF "a
Roman Catholic Church, shot b.
crazed priest yesterday, is believe I
have good chance for recover.~
Eph Reisinger pleaded guilty to SO
called "possum hunting" charges in tn
Ohio county Circuit Court at Hart
ford and was sentenced to fve year
in the penitentiary.
An appeal for aid for the thousand
OF flood sufferers in Arkansas has bee
sent.
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03
|eake & Ohio Ry.
blsei V eAsaos sItAoui Nets.

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ins leave Louisa. south.
Z goof a. IN. week days, ana
a conliRily.
sttt
lnd, cave Louisa s:IS =
itiona is p. m. week days. Az.
nploy II ll:l6 a. m, daily: s:ss
publl uays'
lon, louisviIIo and Wee.
schoo hland 1900 y. m. I:s5 a
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ng q a. m.
noinns.i and ws..
nent n le,tsburs. eIpress. dali,
d III iE'fo p m Locals l:is
eIur
le hland. express. daily. ans
a q p m. Locals. 1850 D. m.
, IN, bound. Main Line.
II ashland, express. daily. 81.
ESo a, m. Local daily a.
Pm. 1882 p. m: runs d Hin.
f. days.
mARcum, AOt- Louisa. Ky.
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03

Zeppelin airship raids on England, Ar
thur ]. Ralfour, First Lord OF the Ad-
miralty, said such news would be OF
great advantage to the Germans, and
that SO far air raids had not resulted
In any military advantage to the ener
my. though 220 civilians had been
killed.
Explosions occurred in powder mills
at wilmington. Del, and Acton, Mass,
yesterday. In the du Pont explosion at
wilmington two men were killed and
two black powder mills were destroy
ed. At Acton the glazing mill Of the
American Powder Company was wreck
ed, but there was no loss OF life. Caus-
es OF the explosions are unknown.
Three two story buildings with the
merchandise they housed were COM
pletely destroyed by fire at Midway
Ky. Sunday morning. The loss IL es-
timated at between $4,000 and $780,
600. with insurance on $4,000 TO i4S,-
900 worth Of the property.
Arriving In New York on special
steel train, well guarded. from Halifax
N. s, nearly $20,000,0O0 in gold PRd
about s25. 100000 in securities tonsiEn-
ed to the bankirs' tcuse OF J, i. Nor
gan 4 Co, were deposited for the ac'
count OF the British Government.
Another general strike Is threaten
ed at the Bridgeford. Conn, plant o.
the Remington Arms and Ammunition
Company. Polishers OF baSonets ant
gun barrels are demanding increased
wages and have the support OF labo
leaders.
Funeral services for the wife ant
| daughters Of Gen ]. J, Ferishing, re
Gently burned to death, were held yes
terday in San Francisco, and the bur
ial will take place at Cheyenne. WY
omlng.
More than 5000 persons are home
less in the flooded district Of Arkan
sas and many who are marooned Il
their homes have had only scant sup
| ply OF food for from four to six days
Postmaster General Burleson an
nounced yesterday that he expected I
give the same rural delivery seryic
in the next fiscal year as in this at
saving of s4,OO0,0O0.
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03
NEWS OF GENERAL
INTEREST FROM THE
WORLD AT LARGE.
THURSDAY.

Chancellor Won b6tnndnn- 1oiWeS
said last night that until he had the
facts in the sinking Of the Arabic he
could make no definite statement. II
the commander went beyond his in
struction, he said, the Imperial Gov
ernment would not hesitate to give
complete satisfaction to the United
States"
Both Berlin and Vienna report
steady progress in the investment Of
Brest- Litovsk, the great Russian fort
ress which was to form the strongest
link in the Muscovities new line OF de-
tense. Official statements issued in
both capitals assert that the Russian
forces southwest of the stronghold
have been forced back upon the girdle
of forts.
Northwest of Viadoma the Germans
are driving the retreating Russians
further into the dreaded Pripet River
marshes to the east of Brest- -Litovsk.
Cavalry is said to be advancing along
the road which leads from Kovel
through the swamps to Kobrin. Mill
tary experts believe this may be a
movement to get in the rear of the
fortress and thus encircle it.
Activities in the Italian war theater
are confined chiefly to artillery en-
gagements, with now and then an in
fantry assault at isolated poists.
Everett Webster and Jerry Clark,
indicted in Ohio county or "possum
hunting" charges. pleaded guilty at
Hartford and were given penitentiaFy
sentences Bird Lee, similarly indicted,
was placed on trial. Reuben Howard
and his wife, alleged victims of the
regulators, testified 10 having been
whipped. ~
IPe/CSovernment' course in its rela-
: ton with Germany, was attacked yes
terday in an address by Thedore
Roosevelt before the business mems
camp at Pittsburgh.
DIR. John Wesley Hill, president OF
the International Peace Forum, says
that a supreme court of the world is
needed, but not immediate disarma-
ment.
The Hon. A. o. Stanley thinks the
National Guard in the various States
should be increased rather than that
the nation maintain a big standing
army.
Albert Freeman, associated with Ia
dian Hawthorne in the promotion oi
alleged worthless mines, has beer
granted a new trial.
Exports of war munitions to Europe
are increasing daily, about one fourth
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03
TUESDAY.

Press dispatches from Berlin saying
Germany had decided upon policy In
connection with the sinking OF the
Arabic in accord with the recent state
ment OF the Imperial Chancellor were
noted with satisfaction in Washington
This implies reparation for the loss
OF Americans on the Arabic, and as
surances that like incidents win not
occur in the future,
Assurances that Great Britain will
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03
STOMACH TROUBLES
Mr.. Rasland Write, Interesting
Letter ON This Subject.

Madison Heights, Va.-Mr. Chas. A.
Ragland, OF this place, writes: "a have
been taking Thedford's Black-Draught
for indigestion, and other stomach troub-
les, also colds, and find II TO be the very
best medcine1 have ever used. y
After taking Black -Draught for few
days, ali VS. feel like new man."
Nervous is, nausea, heartburn, pain
in pit Of zach, and feeling Of full
ness aftel tng, are sure symptoms Of
stomach e, and should be given the
proper b mt, as your strength and
health d very largely upon your
food and sestion.
To q X and permanent relief
from lments, you should take
a medi Dfown curative merit.
Its q splendid success, In the
trezS such troubles, proves
AZ ~ OF Thedford's Black
~ Ieasant, gentle In action,
after-eiiects, II Is aFe
Jung and old. For sale
eve . 25c. Mcin
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03
!EN6jo|k&W8staIu

oetive Nov. %, 1914.
Gay Central Time.J
a, m, Daily-F For Kenova,
rtsmouth. Cincinnati. Col
. lllman Sleepers to Cincin-
N Volumbus.. Connection via
81. Louis for tho West
a est.
0b pm, Dally-For Colum-
. hat and intermediate sta
! han Sleeper. Cafe car 10
V Connects at Cincinnati ana
pr points West.
a m. Daily--For william
sfh. Bluefield, Roanoks.
Norfolk. Richmond, Pull
NJ Yrs. Cafe Car.
p. Daliy-For Williamson.
efield. Roanoke, Norfoik'
Pullman Sleeper to Nor
Il Car.
ayss Kenoya s:i5 q n.
Williamson. via Wayne. ana
bva s:tb p. m. for Ports
local stations. and leaves
a m. Daily for Columbus
4 pations.
Information apply to
REvILL esss. Trsn. nasr.
PNpEhe, 0sni. Pace. Aal
III ROANOKE. VA.
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03

oficials OF Ohio county have the
details Of an alleged "possum hunter"
lodge meeting held in barn the night
of June TO-
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03
CATARRH CAN NEVER
WITHSTAND THIS
TREATMENT.
Louisville, Ky.-"I was run down ans

weighed 81 pounds
when / should have
weighed l30. i
was q nervous
W r o C k. II a d
catarrh all through
the system and was
bloodless as far as
color is concerned.
/ was down in bed
and getting weaker.
/ hardly thought
/ would live, i
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03

A full garrison of twenty eight
companies will man the Panama Ca
nal defenses, it was announced yes
terday.
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03

The second large shipment this
month OF gold and securities from
London to New York reached the
country yesterday.
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03

Brest- Litovsk, the main Russian
fortress and concentration center for
the Bug River line OF defenses. was
occupied by the Austro- German fore
es. The Germans are now In posses
sion of the whole line Of railway La6m
Chelm to Bialystok. Austrian C.fvalry
has pushed eastward from K,Sel and
divided the Russian forces(in two
groups, which are now uz6ble to CO.
operate with eacinao,N er., according to
Austrian .Sfces,
Sixty-two French aeroplanes flew
over the iron works and ammunition
factories near Saarlouis, Prussia, drop
ping $50 bombs. The German report
says that four OF the airships were
brought down.
The Admiralty reports the sinking
of German submarine by an aero
plane near Ostend, and significantly
refers to others that had shared the
same fate whose sinking had not been
reported. 1t is stated that between 20
and 40 submarines have recently been
sunk.
Secretary of War Garrison sent a
reprimand to Mai. Gen. Leonard Wood
at the citizen soldier camp at Platts-
burg, N " for suffering THEODORE
/ Roosevelt to make speech at the
I camp attacking the Administration fol
it's military policies.
Bud" Gibson, indicted with Thomas
/ Taggart, Mayor Joseph f. Bell, Chic
| of Police Samuel V. Perrott and lO'
others at Indianapolis for ALLEGED cleo
ton conspiracy, pleaded guilty anc
was remanded to jail.
Maurice l.. Calvin, collector of in.
ternal revenue at covington, wa
chosen chairman of the Republican
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03

The Rev. Edmund Kayser, a Luth-
eran minister in Gary, Ind was shot
to death In his home after receiving
anonymous letters.
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03

A general strike OF clothing workers
that will involve 100000 employees was
considered last night at meeting OF
union officials in Baltimore.
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03

Captains OF three sugar lighters
have been arrested in New York fol-
lowing the alleged wholesale thefts OF
sugar.
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03
MONDAY.

President Wilson has decided def
nitely TO remain in Washington until
the situation between the United States
and Germany is cleared up. II was
stated that the President is waiting for
a formal disavowal Of the attack on
the Arabic and assurance that the lives
Of Americans travelling on an unarmed
merchant vessel will not be endangered
again.
The Germans thus far have made
no move toward great offensive In
the west. II Is being vaguely limited
that the long delayed "big push"
the Allies in France win begin y
tober.
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03

Frank L. Polk, OF New York, has
been chosen counselor OF the State
Department to fill the place made va
cant by the elevation of Robert Ian
sing,
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03
SHoRTHoRN MALE Galveston SALE, READY NOW THoF'
oueHeREp PUBLIC INVITED TO SEE THEM.
GlenWOOd Stock Farm
q. B. sHORTRIDGE, Prop
GLENWOOD, KY.

of those for a year having been sent
during last June.
The Governors in session at Boston
witnessed maneuvers Of ten dread
noughts and a mock battle with a de-
stroyer hotilla.
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03

The trade balance in favor Of the
United states for the first seven
months Of the year is almost $1,000
100000 according to a Department OF
Commerce report,
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03
SUNDAY.

Count Won Bernstorff. German Am
bassador, left Washington yesterday
after his conference with Secretary
Lansing on the Arabic disaster. He
expressed the belief that he would
soon be authorized to reopen Informal
discussions so that Germany can
frame a note entirely satisfactory TO
the United States. Imperial Chancel-
lor Won Bethmann- Hollweg and Min
lister of Marine Won Tirpitz are at the
eastern front to confer with Emperor
William on the Arabic case and the
question of submarine warfare gener-
ally, according to Berlin dispatches
Six aviators attempted an attack on
Paris, but were driven of with the
loss OF one machine, while aeroplanes
of the Allies threw bombs on Ostend.
Middelkerke and Bruges.
While little change is noted In the
Dardaneles, It has developed that the
losses to the Allies in the recent land
ing were extremely heavy, being esti-
mated at 5000.
Mass meetings held in Louisville
and throughout the State yesterday TO
name delegates to the Democratic
platform convention were almost
without exception harmonious, This
was particularly so in Louisville.
The trade balance in favor Of the
United States for the first seven
months of the year is almost $1,000
100000, according to a Department OF
Commerce report,
Frank l.. Polk, of New York, has
been chosen counselor OF the state
Department to fill the place made va
cant by the elevation of Robert Ian
sing,
general strike OF clothing workers
that will involve 100000 employees was
considered last night at a meeting OF
union officials in Baltimore.
The second large shipment this
month OF gold and securities from
London to New York reached the
country yesterday.
Officials OF Ohio county have thu
details OF an alleged "possum hunter
lodge meeting held in barn the nigh
of June 10.
A full garrison of twenty-eigh
! companies will man the Panama Ca
nal defenses, it was announced yes
terday-
Captains OF three sugar lighter
have been arrested in New York FOL
! lowing the alleged wholesale thefts
j sugar.
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03

Assurances that Great Britain VIII
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03

Replying to critlcirfhs or
Of the GovernmeHt to give n
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03

six avators attempted an attack on
Paris, but were driven of with the
loss OF one machine, while aeroplanes
OF the Allies threw bombs on ostend'
Middelkerke and Bruges.
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03

Mass meetings held in Louisville
and throughout the State yesterday to
name delegates to the Democratic
platform convention were almost
without exception harmonious, This
was particularly so in Louisville.
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03

While little change is noted in the
Dardanelles, It has developed that the
losses to the Allies in the recent land
ing were extremely heavy, being esti-
mated at 5000.
The Big Sandy news., 1915-09-03

Postmaster General Burleson an
nounced yesterday that he expected to
give the same rural delivery service
in the next fiscal year as in this at a
saving of S4,000,000.