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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-08

recreation necessary to keen np tho
presidents health and observed that the
suffragists wcrc not advancing their
cause by besicgiug the president
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LOSE AT BELLAIR
suLLrvANs PTrcxrNo PROVED TOO
MUCH ron vIsrroEs wv
HsuhArdt's Error was Responsible Tor
Only nun-BeilAirs scored
On Clean Kits.

Record another victory for the Bel
laire Athletics because OF their ability
TO hit when hits counted. sunday az
ternoon the Pittsburgh alI-Professionals
made their nrst appearance at the Hell
,alre baseball park and were defeated
~ the Athletics BY the close margin
OF TO /. The All professionals drew
their only mark OF the game in the
seventh inning. when Needham showed
MS speed. He tripled 10 center and
came home when G. Maloney sent the
ball into rightneld. An error By Neu-
hardt permitted Needham to score. some
Two innings by the Pittsburghers. but
they could do nothing with the hurlIngs
OF sullivan. who was toiling for the
Athletics Several times the Pitts
hurghers threatened to tie the game.
but the speedy work OF the Athletics
saved the day and they were kept within
the limit OF their mark.
for the Athletics yesterday. huried Euoa
ball He was found for three hits,
while his two opponents were touched
the scratch kind.
Pickles started the battle for the Wis
itors. hut retired voluntarily IN the
eighth inning He was succeeded by
and held the Athletics 20 making ovais
during the remainder OF the game.
Hughes was the hrst 10 score for Bel
laire. when he pounded the ball to right
for two Dagger IN the second. He was
brought home by Liske with a two bag
ger to left The Athletics scored an
other run IN the NTH when Nanaman
singled and was brought home by Ciiiss
who sent the bail into the left held for
two sacks. The score:
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HODSHONS WIN
FROM KAHN CLUB
COSTELLO PITCHES GREAT BALL
AND ALLOWS BUT THREE
CLEAN HITS.
connsrs Starred st bat. Getting Two
Doueles-oniy 81 Msn Faced Cos
tello During Game.

costello's masterfui pitching yester-
day proved too much for the kahn Club
and they went down TO defeat NJ the
hands or the hodshOns by the score OF
TO 2. The game WAS played ON the
rory seventh street grounds and was
one OF the fastest contescts seen IN
SCUM wheeling this season. Corners
did well with the bat getting two do,,b-
Les. The Kahn Club did all their scoring
IN the nrst inning. After the opening
round costello pitched great bali and
the Club boys were unable 10 go near
the home plate. lie struck out nine bat
tiers and passed four. The game Was
played In the fast time OF hour and 70
minutes, and Was Witnessed by a large
crowd. The box score follows:
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BRAVES DROP ANOTHER.

ST. LOUIS Aug s-sf Louis over.
w. Inclined three BOSTON pitchers in tho
opening game ut their series here tadnt
nnd won. 90 2 the worlds champions
LOSING their fourtn successive Fame.
Score.
batteries Haran. Hughes. Davis ard
fuw0N Awfa and Snyder
Two base hits snyder. MAGE Home
un bescher. stolen bases tseerher.
llynft fiaae on balls Amcr p. WaEnn
struck OUT Auea q HaFan 4. Tfurhre
Davis 4. tmpires TtiEier and Em-
allo.
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to right for a base and Andy trotted
home. Lear stole second Reilly sin
gled 10 center and Lear was caught
az the plate by perfect peg by Kyle.
In the sixth inning Donaldson set
tied down and did not allow a hit
In the seventh Sisson again hit safely
He was forced at second when Nespo
hunted. Nespo was out on an at
tempted steal and Neale fouled out to
Supp. The eighth was a blank, both
In hits and runs for the Smokes
Let's have another boosters day
and win three more in a row.
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ouAKERs WY.

CINCINNATI. Aug PHILADELPHIA
today won from Cincinnati. 1a 20 g.
Cravath with four doubles brought iu
eight runs and scored three times him
self. Mollwitx made a triple and three
singles out OF four times IN Score.
Philadelphia ... $1,000 10-ff Il 2
Cincinnati ... 10000 a0-G IS 1
Batteries. Alexander Chalmers and
VIM kllnfer Adams. Dale. MrCIoakoy.
Toney. Bcuton. Lear and WinEo
Two base hits. CrnVath 8. Groh
Hyrnc. Three base bite. MollwifE sfoi-
en- bases Mollwitz Base ON balls Al
eNandcr I Chalmers 7. Dale A. MrCfoa-
key 2; Toucy Z. Benton i. Lear 4
Struck out. Alexander @. Dale i. Tunov
l. benton 2 Nild pitch Toney. I'M
pircs QuiElcy and Emslie
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KEERIcAE GssoCIHTIoE.

~ Louisville fsouisviIie .. Mnvauks~
D. fFfrHt FnmeJ Louisville q. Nil
Wauken u Second game.
A. Indianapolis 81 Paul re-. indian
auoliH 3. ffirHf rnmo1. Indianapolis & .
81 Paul tseoond rannsl
~ Kansas CIty-Cotumbua
rain.
A. Cleveland Minneapolis q. Clsvs-
land 2.
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CHICAGO. Aug s-Henry o'Day. re-
turned to the umplring STAFF OF the Ma
tional league today after a years alb
sence and OBLIGATED at the doublehead-
er between Brooklyn and Chicago. both
games Of which went to the visitors 10
20 and TO 4. the latter game going IL
innings. Brooklyn batted the local pitch
ers hard In the initial contest. In the
second game Daubert scored the win
ming run. having also scored two OF the
other runs. Daubert opened the eleventh
with a double. went TO third on Wheat
Fly and scored on Cutshaw's sacrifice fiy
to right. Scores:
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TOOK ERIE OVER

Special Dispatch 60 the inteiiigencer.
NpINGsTOWN. o.. Aug 81 Tho
Steolfncn broke even on "a double header
here today. defeating Erie IN the Central
LEAGUE Hunr. 90 I. and losing 90 Pitts
burEh Nationals in an exhibition zane.
% q Scores.
Erie ........... 001 n0n0 00-f 3
1911 and Wagner. Aldrcdge and Mar
tln.
YounFatown .... 107o0000o-t L
piffHburFh .... gOa00-g q
wagner and Kelley; Councilman. Ne
Quilinn and Murphy.
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STOGIES WIN TWO
Prom Dayton and Keep Out OF Cellar
Boosters Day and Ytsld Meet
was Mig Success.

Lefty" Norton and "southpav" wet
rel. humbled the Dayton Vets In two OF
a. pretty games as have been seen ON
they took both ends OF n double headsr
ne hrst OF which was won BY the score
Of 20 0. and the second s 10 2 In the
hrst game the neIding OF Nespo and he
hne twirlinF Of Norton was responsible
ior ne defeat OF the visitors. kespo
ihe rest The Smokes runs came IN me
sixth inning. Norton famed for a start
er, Sisson, who has been hobblinR about
the field with an Injured lex doubled
Nespo followed with another swat Tor
the same number and slsEnu acored
-eroasy' Noale uncorked another hit and
when the smoke had cleared Ncspo had
scored. That ended the scoring. but IL
,Lef'y,. wetzel pitched some srea,
seven hits, but was sunFy with them
when hits meant runs. This coupled
IN me helding OF The part Of the en-
lrc stosle team and Nespo In particular
rieid Meet
Tho neld meet was a crest success.
About nfty of the best amateur pIayers
in the vicinity Of wheeling took part
and Ola excellent work Davis OF tho
~. a g.. was the big point winner. ne
and hrst In beating out a hunt lie made
The 100 yards in no 20 seconds and
ran o. hrst aftcr buntiHe. IN Is. Nsu-
hardt - The Heliaire a. G.. took first
IN the fungo hitting and second in the
long throw Zig. drst saeker Tor the
iindFhou team. took FIRST In the long
throw. when he hcaved the Pill q dis.
lance ~ 800 feet. -Four coutcFtanfa
we're tied AZ 10 IS seconds in the pro
ie.stonal event Tor circlinE the bases
The events and winners are as follows.
FL MOO HITTING. AMATEUR
Neuhardt Heilair first. MayfielI.
Itdgn city. second Nrntach. r. q ~ g..
third. kuski knIn club fourth
LONG DISTANCE THROWING
EuE. Hudahouq. first. Neuhar1t RI A.
-. second EnFlr. uuqIcrne. third. May
hCld iuden city. fourth
FlN9p HITTING. PROFESSIONAL
Mafffnnu. MhHrIInr nrnf. Mrnnn
Wheeling. second. WetEel wheeling.
foo-yARD DASH AMATEUR.
IaNle. r. a O.. first. Carr Hodahoua.
second. NcCuiiourh q s.. c. third. Sui
ur ~. Homo Club fourth
VdilHi,,.ii..lNg IHE BASES AMATEuR.
Nl- jon. O. a. c.. GILES Ufliairo. Car
.cy. Mogeo and McCullourh. 4 A. G..
no FIRST AFTER uUVT.
Davis. q A. t nrnf. MrCufnuah L
= g. earvcr Moose. ard Cuioa. n a.
O.. tied for second
CiHCLrNG UAsEs. rROFUsgroNAf
NfaIn. MnnnIIrE. kEIn. fuVfnn An
orrann. Wheeling Warner DAYTON and
Lear. Whreiinr ffed far frst
TWrnfF. dollars vas posted e.
lrirca in each ~ thn amateur evcnfa. $40
for nrat ff for arcnud. on Tor third anH
wac given tn the professional event
Additional Sport or Page Eioht)
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Yestsrdar.a Ra.ni..
HUNDRED WINS
Tahes ons-sidsd Game Prom Waasa-
town saturday-Lan Allows Only
Pour Hits.

Special Dispatch 90 the 1nteiigencer.
HUNDRED. ". Va. August In a
one-sided game played here this after-
noon hundred defeated Wadestown Iv
the score q 20 4. LyalL pttchine To-
tho locals let the visitors down with
Tour scattered hits and would have had
a shut-out had 10 not been for an error
By his Teammates Wadrstov,ri a..
errors helped In the scoring. Tho score.
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BROKE EVEN

Special Dispatch 70 the Intclligencer
FORT WAYNE Ind. Aug. R-Rv
punching hits. Grand Rapids won the
nrst game. 4 TO 2. Hran't double and
Fort Wayne. 20 1. In the eleventh.
Score
tFirnt oams)
Grand Hapids... 21O1OO000-a 3
Goshorn and McGraW. Ostermeyer and
Beycrs
(Becond oame1.
Grand Rapids o O00010O 00-1 S o
Fort Wayne. 10000 o0001-9 40 2
Meter and McGraw; Ainsworth and
nnTnrm
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MADE CLEAN SWEEP

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Aug S.-Terre
Haute made a clean sweep % the series
BY defeating Evansville today. to q.
held Evansville safe. Terre Hate land d
ed az Will on both Wolfe and Turner.
Score.
Terre Haute.... OO1O22sO'Ls1 1
Evansville ..... 1919 10000-8 2
Greisel Gregg and Nann. Wolfe. Tur-
ner and Hauser.
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ITTSREGTIoTGE LEAGUE.

Af Rocky Point. H L. u d. D.
Providence .... onsf0 10 rf q
Rirhmoud .... 00O00o000 10 4
schultz and Haley. cram and O.Don-
nell
A. Jersey CITY y u o.
Harrisburg .... 100000 AZ q
Jerrev Citv .... 2otO 1nU0sf I'll 1
chahrk and iieckinErr. sherman and
Trarrcarur
80 Montreal r. H o.
luffalo ...... 0oof0u1r BIZ q
Montreal ..... 0lnnOH0r II
Uader and Ia ionre. Galore ani
iiUwfcy
MONTREAL. Aus s-Csecond aar,sl
..r n ~ r
LuffHIn ....... 01I 10 n0I-Q fF u
Montreal ... 00000fn0d 81 a
a.. 1le~-y' and Onsl0wi Fullerton end
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Two base hits: Hughes. Needhau.
hrec base Maloney stolen bases
Ford. Robinson. First base on balls
on Pickles & Of Troy /. on sullivan g
Hit with pitched bail-Ciiles Maloney
Left on baSes-Bellalre g. PITTSBURGH
struck out-Ey sullivan I. BY Pickles
Z. By sullivan I. Umpire-M cKeivey. r.
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Brooklyn .. OOO2OOO02O1-S
Chicago 600. 001OO12O 10000 II 4
batteries: Rucker. Dell and Miller.
Humphreys. Lavender and Archer.
Two base hit. Daubert. Three base
hit. Zimmerman. Home run. schultz
ray. Getz. Base on balls; Rucker i: Dell
3. struck out: Rucker 8. Humphreys /.
Dell > Lavender Z. Empires ODay and
Quigley.
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ba-s hits westfail Snyder. Msetev
rome run. T. church Sacrifice bit. cole
fer, a. church Left on bases ffnrTr..T
.. Wadeeioun 2. Base on balls. b. ZEN
nant ihefter1. FIrHf base on errors
huudffl q. Mndeaf0Wn n frIEa a.ffr
~ Lyal 3, remnant d paaaaa hahn q.
hissett Wild pitch Tenant lime az
game. hour % minutes Umpire. Ar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09
QUAKERS PLAY
In HARD LUCK
ANOTHER WEEK LIKE LAST WILL
SEE THEN DEPosED FROM
LEADERSHIP
washington Made a Great showing In
the American the Best OF Any in
the Leagus-Tigsrs Going.

INV YORK. Aug. s.--The close Of
A a0 Week OF National League base
JAIL similar TO that which ended yes
terday Will md Philadelphia deposed
IRON the leadership. with either Chicago
or New York at the top. The Quaker
astrous invasion OF Chicago and Pits
burEh. losing twice to the cubs and
shTee times 10 the Pirates. even Alex
OF these teams. one game. narrowly
won over Pittsburgh. was Philndei-
days ending S yesi.rd Az seven play ing
Shlcago and New York In fifth and sixth
positions respectively one wceg ago,
have been closing In toward the top. the
games and the Giants losing only two
out OF eight played. These two teams
were TIE only ones which obtained bet
ter than an even break.
81 Louis remained in seventh place
snd cincinnati In eighth. but ali the
engaged In shifting their positions
New York climbing. and Brooklyn pitts
ourgh and Boston descending. Brooklyn
today's double victory over Chicago and
begins the new weeks In second place.
Philadelphia during four weeks OF
playing has slowed from its earlier form
70 BOO pace and its once bright PEN
nant prospects are seriously threatened
~ All eiues IN the league except 81.
The American League
In the American league Washington
TOOK SIX out OF seven games the win
ming streak being broken yesterday by
Nhcago. johnson and Ayres came
through In fine style. each with two
games 20 has credit. and the team is
beginning TO be disguised as at least
remote pennant possibility. Ten games
Dehind third place last Sunday Wash
lngton has within one week reduced this
gap 70 six and "A half games Twenty
one victories out o. the last thirty one
games played II WashinRton's record
pace slightly better than either Bos-
ton or Detroit within the same period
The senators gained little on the Red
SoN and the Tigers. however, as tine
leaders took three out OF four. and De-
troit winning i've out OF seven. Jumping
over the heads Of Chicago into second
half OF Boston.
New York. which won three out OF
four was the only second division AM
erican League club 10 do better than
break even. For forty-eight hours
Cleveland stood IN sixth place. hut
dropped back 10 seventh ry losing n
doubleheader Saturday while St Louis
was winning one game. PHILADELPHIA
won single game In one week. making
nVe victories In twenty-six attempts
40 American League club representing
mat city has In years done 80 poorly.
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SUPERBAS
TAXI BOTH ENDS OF A DOUBLE
ELL fRoM THE CUBS IN In
TEHEsrMo coNTEsT.
Ham o,Day Handled Indicator After
n Years Absenos-Quakers Down
nsds-Cards Tzfs Braves
Yesterday's Result..

'Brooklyn 10; Chicago =
'"Brooklyn s: Chicago T.
81. Louis z: Boston >
Philadelphia II: Cincinnati G
innings.
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."1.Is ~ 81 Il 3
'-Bliske out hunted 3rd strike
0D-Batted for Bliske In ninth
t2)-Batted for Whalen in ninth
Hodshons ........ 2OIIO0 O-5
hAlh CIuo........ 200 5000 "a
Two base hits: Corners z. Welch.
stolen bases; Front Welch, Bero, Carr
Double play: Perley 90 Larue Struck
out Mathews 5; Costello 3. Base on
balls: Costello 4. hit By pitched ball.
BY Mathews 3; by Costello /. Empires:
Hahn and Reilly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09
TENNIS TOURNEY
AT PARKEROBURG
ANNUAL STATE EVENT OPENS TO.
DAY AND SOME FAST CONTESTS
ART INFECTED.
Number or wheeling Experts Entered
Ah Pro Eii ,1,s,., 70 w, Wrsst Laareis

FANkEESE HG " Va August g
ne West virginia tennis tournament
Eles viii open here tomorrow morning
Mhen the draw lurs viii be- made THE
players arrived today from Charleston.
the state and Indications point 10 one
or The largest attended tuurneVa V.f
held in this state This Will be the
he made a. wrcst the slate houors from
ROY = Johnson q purkersburr the
champion % singies. ard Tom Heattie
holders ~ the honors in doubisa
Ehgrate iapcol plans have been
y ade ter me entertairment ~ the vie-
country club Tho eau~fs 49, tr e,-eI.
lent condition Tor play to start
Ihe events viii he mems singles and
BE- men consolation sInriss and douhIa'
nrst lime lest ysar ire tte holders
donors. and the various prizes that viii
Al matches vnl De played Tor TIE
nnish which will b. Tor the be-i thee
The Entries
~. ne payera 20 Gar entered are from
p o. hienndsr wrirht ifuru-. Arthur
t.uert Tom tummine. Dr. D. Bowie ur
J. D. Dunn. q vs.. Jackson. Joe Jeffsr-
81 MsrseL Tom Reitte and a il. Hafie.
from Hunflngfou. o. n Townsend and
81 Ramsey. from Fairmont. Frank
Raymond a o. fUlturn. sweeney rInm.
ing. 2. o. Heirtgrlmau and Edwin Ntaf-
som from riafnrgvilif. p o. Ianlun and
n " ucnnison. frow Cnaricaton. Edgar
Necdham. q o. IItfiennrn Duncan
Bruce. clarence rrrk. John unun. E
eneider " Markia and T Flolrner.
from l,arkershurs % Hawkina. ] a.
-hrru ahurV. Pen Morris. Leland Nor
re- George Rover. o. a Johnson uar.
ron Hall I4angdor White. UinEfaira
White. Erfai Wells. Thomas Graham u
sturk Aired string and Gr1rao Ross
The local rnmwfffo fn charge ~ fhe
arran Eeuerfa consists ~ Leland Nor.
rg. Joel a Shrewsbury and Roy A
Johnson. who have everything in read
mess.
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Two base hits: Meyers. stengel. Miller
Good Home runs. Schultz Stolen base:
Wheat Base on balls; Vaughn 2. label
tCutshaw,1 Struck out. Vaughn 3 Doug
lass s, label /. Ump+res. Quigiey and
o. Day.
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ANDERSON TRIPLES AND
DAYTON LOSES FINAL GAME
NEsPo STARRED IN FIELD AND
sissoN WiElDs WILLOW
WELL.
stooles Hit Safely ~ Times But Fast
Fielding Holds Score Down
Three Were Cut or AZ plate.


restsrday's Results.
~Srand Rartds A. Fort Wayne ?.
Fort Wayne =; Grand Rapids /.
Wheeling q. Dayton g.
Terre Haute 8. Evansville 3.
youngstown 2; Erie I.
First game: ''-Second game. IL
innings.
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New York at Pittsburgh
Brooklyn at Chicago
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
Boston Mt 81 Inul,
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Youngstown nj Wheeling.
Erie at Dayton
Grand Rapids at Evansville
Fort Wayne at Terre Haute.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
FEDERAL LEAGUE
nxErsIT1oH oAxEs.

DETROIT Aug EaTho Nsw York
Nationals defeated the a and \ a Local
semi pr1fraslun1l club here today. 4 10 q
rchurp and Ritter pitched Tor me ltfsnfs
and kuhaEen Tor the Detroit club
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ritfsburrh fNaudnnia ........f "a
ruuF afnur trfufrafI . q
Gentleman. hcQuillan and Murphy.
Gray and Wagner. Kelley.
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Wana q FaIrVieW s.
ipyhr0pk O. Cross Roads &
Standing ~ fhe Marion nf.-.--.ft..
and Wefzei County Irarra.
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Totals .......35 s % IL
.-Batted for Pickles IN eighth
''-Batted for Davidson In ninth.
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1-batted for label in ninth
2-batted for Schultz 81 ninth
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Chicago ciS" .. ........... SSS5f66S&i!
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-17
SIXTEEN ARE KILLED IN
A RAILROAD WRECK
IN KANSAS
Motor Car PlungeS Into Swollen
Creek and Front of Car Burr
ed in Mud and Water; Most
of Victims School Teachers.

RANDOLPH, Kan, oct 16.-Ten
bodies have been recovered from the
half submerged car of the Union Pa
cific motor train which went through
a bridge near here today 1t is esti-
mated that the casualties viii be six
teen, and forty injured, out Of sixty
five passengers Four are unhurt.
The car plunged into Fancy creek,
and is buried deep in mud and water.
Most of the dead are believed TO have
been drowned. There is evidence that
several were killed outright when the
train struck the abutment which was
weakened by a three-inch rain. The
train was crowded with teachers. dele
gates to a county convention Five of
the dead are women.
The confusion was terrifying when
the train and passengers struck the
bridge and plunged downward into the
swollen creek. Those who did not
hold on or secure a hold were hurled
down into the flowing water The
task Of resculng was extremely diff
cult The rear car was high in the
air and the front was buried in the
mud II was necessary for the suryi
yors to crawl inside by clinging tC
window lodges and seats, down 10 th'
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-17
WILL ASK co OPERAT TON
OF ALL CLASSES IN DE-
TENSE PROGRAM
All Concerns Will Be Asked to
Allow Employees Without Loss
of Pay to Have Military Train
ing to Help Defense Plan.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. oct Is
Employees, corporations. manufactur-
ers, professional men. tradesmen and
business men Of an classes will be
asked TO contribute. as q share to the
national defense program their per
mission TO their employees. without f.
nancial loss, 20 receive military train
ne during each of three years This
is an essential part oi the admins
uation plan Cor raising the army to
a necessary standard with a regular
army of 10000 and a militia, this
would give a force of about 100000
in the event OF war
Officials admit the success OF this
plan depends ON the patriotic re-
Spouse of employers, not the appro-
.priation Of Congress. Details OF the
program included ten dreadnaughts.
six battle cruisers, seventy subma
rines, fifty desuoyers, fifteen scout
cruisers five gunboats iu the five
year program Two dreaduaushts will
be built each year.
Two battle cruisers will be built the
first year one the third. two the
fourth and one the fifth year This
plan was agreed upon and an order
that appropriations out of the half
billion dollar fund to be expended for
new ships during five years be even
ly distributed at the various sessions
Of Congress. The first years bill 10
provide $2O,O00OOO to complete the
ships is already authorized, besides
a program outlined by Daniels includ-
ing SiO,OOOOOO for aircraft. 10000 ad-
ditional men and $50 additional mid
shipmen at the naval academy
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-17
CONVICTED IN U s. COURT.

Ell PASO. Oct Is. Victor Ochoa,
Emil Holmdahl and Jose Orozco were
convicted in the federal district court
today for conspiracy to violate neu-
trality. Jorge Orozco, former Carran-
"a consul at Ei Paso was also in
dicted, but was found not guilty. The
others will be sentenced Monday. The
men are charged with organizing in
El Paso a military expedition to cap
ure Juarez in the name of Carranza.
Approximately a hundred arrests have
been made. A score of indictments
have been returned on similar charges
i'm III PasO. In 1911 ten were found
guilty OF charges of conspiracy to in-
wade Mexico and sentenced to Leaven.
worth federal prison Among those
now indicted are Enrique Llorente
Washington representative of villa
and Huerta, now detained at Fort
Bliss
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-17
ELECTION CANVASSERS
SEARCHED.

CHARLESTON. oct. 10 Ballots
cast at Tuesdays primaries were
canvassed by the city executive and
democratic committees in Artillery
Hall guarded by several companies Of
militia. Precautions were taken to
prevent a repetition Of the disorders
of yesterday on which one was killed
and four wounded Major Hyde is
declared TO have defeated Mayor
Grace for denomination with a MAORI
ty of l28.
Supporters of the rival candidates
waged bitter campaign Repre-.
sensations by several of Hyde's
friends resulted in several companies
of militia being held in readiness to
suppress disorders at the primaries.
Militia companies were called yester
day to help the police quiet disturb
ances and remained on duty all night
Today they searched all persons en-
tering the armory TO witness the can
vass. They took fire arms from sew
eral. Among them was reported
Mayor Grace, the chief of police and
the sheriff