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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-16
lanes ]. Hill Receives H0norS.
Especial 80 The Herald

Grand Forks. \. H.. Sept. IL. Six
hundred veterans of the Great Northern
Railway gathered here today - honor
James T. Hill the famous railroad buil
der of the Northwest From III along the
line of the Big Hill railroad have come
the veterans who saw twenty FIVE years
of service under Mr. Hill This is the
11ih birthday of President Hill. and the
Veterans Association IF the Great Nor
thcrn meets on his birthday ea"h year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-16
18 DEFENDANTS ASSURED OF
ACQUITTAL;; ARGUMENT BEGAN
TODAY, VERDICT BY FRIDAY
lBv a. L. Cooke.l

Corpus Christi Texas, sept 16 Argu-
ment- in the trial of Nuoces com resi-
dent on charges of election fraud agan
tins morning. and thc case VIII w " the
IJury toWorow. Already eighteen defend
ants are assured n acquittai, since the
government has moved 10 dismiss the eases
as ~ them 4 verdict u acqmttal As 10
the viii be instructed.
New Aspect in Cases
With The dismissal ~ Is defendants IN
thc cause n the United states w. ". T.
flmon. N which The principal was not one
ot those vndicated. new aspect has been
given the election cases which have been
y trial FIR !he past ten days il Is such
that 4 means the eases will be over bv to-
night, after ~N hours argument for both
sides. Whether speedy verdict will be
returned l~ matter -of grave doubt I,
the general opinion that w deciding the
tate W tho remaining 13 defendants there
WH be W hung jury Government officials
believe thc jury Wit return y verdict of
guilty tor certain number. while the most
optimistic " thc coun W for the defense
hope tor Ky complete acqmttdl The general
public view. tuTug Y happy medium. /,
for hung Jury The eighteen asked Tor
acqWttal by Y tual jury. which viii W
giyeu
The names of those included III the d.
m~ ~dl petition from District Attorney
Green contain some WYE try most prominent
a- wei a- tht least prominent N The ease
The h-t Wy Sheriff MI y. Wright County
Tax Assessor y n. Bluntzer, Chief NY
Police CLAUDE Fowler, city Attorney Rus
sen Savage. Deputy Tax Collector Amos
Roark, William D BIunztcr. prominent
ranchmln VIII Petzel. Lee Petzcl and Bill
Pue~tley, city policemen, y. r. Goode.
deputy oon table. A Iamnger. reetau-
ranteur. Frauh L,e. Joe Coleman and X. =.
Moore. u,aroe-. ma Toma, Lozana. Por-
fro Cara and Geronimo Saenz. VT Mexi-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-16
BANDIT CHASEDEVELOPSAT FRESNOS
POSSE COMES UPON BAND OF ABOUT
IS WHO RUN AND ARE FIRED on
CHASE WAS ON AT 2 O'CLOCK

United
Of through
abt% -four mile o When
bandit headed Fresno
consu andcr he res toward Alice
The Of the bandits il yesterday
America on
upon in 4 ranch house whore The bandits
las Later "
bandits had posted lookout who
America to d
the American =
sperhaps the fed
had dSgItet the
hnng the blood indicating that least
Of followed ~ the Americans about mile when they
raiu order there having the
and the -herGp .
The place the Mexican ~ y
a may develop during tins afternoon
Sebastian Has Shooting
Army patrols today reported Q
the q
Megicans Arrested
TwoM omdhe med and
Am- the civil authorities
to \ while custody
Armstrong Am~tr many mall places
he with Y
chanm meto of + : method
Prisoner i Missing
n, trace Of prisoner
search N Monday where the
cans attacked said he feared that uhap
NJ reahd Jail Mr. Nann ha renewed
Ia his their the risk ct their lives
IT with mtowHd ncrbr7
the ecxcicmcu of Tuesday night
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-16
R0CKEFELLERS
MAY JOIN THE
BILLION LOAN

New York. Sept. l6.-The Rocketeller5
and other oI millionaire are considering
M the billion dollar loan to
the allies. II ~ reported from reliable
source today. The conferences on the
loan have reached basis for the interest
charge ana W VIZ believed II vii w p per
cent II the loan w arranged
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-16
lose Perez Arrested.

Official adviccs received m Brownsville
today told of the arrest at Mission Of q
Mexican named Jose Perez, said to he
charged with being implicated IN the bor-
der troubles The arrest was made hy
Captain Wells of the Sixth cavalry. No
details Of the arrest have been received
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-16
Auction of Michiqan Ore [ Lands.

Ishpcming. Mich. sept II. The Pitts
burg a Lake Angcline Iron Co. Will t.
dav offer at public sale al Of its prop
crtv. including its ore lands and mines
The holdings are in various sections Of
the ore belt, and will be sold in nine
groups.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-16
TOTAL NUMBER
RUSSIANS TAKEN
is 100000

Geneva. sept. 16.-The total number ot
Russian prisoners captured BY the Teu-
tons since May | reache5 more than
, 2.500.0o0. according to reports compiled
from othcial German bulletins. Six thou
sand cannon and 40oo machine guns have
been taken.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-16
BULGARIA ASKS
GREECE ABOUT
TROOP MOVES
EXPLANATION is WANTED FROM The
GREEKS AND ROUMAniA ABOUT
THE ACTIVITIES.
BUL LGARlA'S LATE FRIENDLY AGREE
MENT WITH TURKEY MAY
BE THE CAUSE.
lRx As.ncinted rre.s

Berlin. Sept. I6.-The Russian city
of PInSk was captured by the Won
MackenSen forces, il was announced
tCday. This makes a hundred mile
advance for the TGutonS since hu-
gust rs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-16
Flood Situation
In Central West
Greatly Improved

Kansas City. Mo, Sept. 16.-ReportS Of
improvement N all sections ct South
western Missouri and Southeastern Kan
sas. threatened with floods. reached here
TODAY. and fears Of serious damage are
passing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-16
Arqnment Beann Today.

The court -ci thc time for arguing the
case, 'ummcncng mn l0 o'clock thi- morn
lng. and continuing three hours for the de-
ten-c. which Viii conclude tAe arguments
by I o'clock After recess of one hour
the government VIII then have IT, inning.
and VIII conclude IT. argument wv o'clock
Judge Burn charge to the Jury may w
gwen following that. but Y - believed that.
rather than start with night session. hi,
charge will be reserved unti Friday morn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-16
THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for
the lower gulf states and the Magic
Valley Is issued by the United States
weather bureau at New Orleans:
Local shower tonight; Friday partly
cloudy: fresh southeast winds
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-16
British Casualties 81 900

London. Sept lG-lhe admiralty an
nounccd today that the British casualties
ut the D;rGanelcs ~ August ~ are more
than $1,000. The number killed j. nearly
$4,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-16
LINER ASHORE;
MAY BE LOST

Marseilles. France Sept. 16.-The liner
Eupprate Fone u ashore on the Island ~
Socotra and may be total los The
pa engers and crew have been taken off
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-16
British Sub E-7 Believed SUM-
tEy Associated Press.

London. Sept. l6.-The British ai. m
atty thinks the British submarine FL Las
been sunk of the Dardaneles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-16
Witnesses Found Illegal.

lhc finding ot several witnesses for the
government I'm Distinct Attorney Green
legally Invalid ot fe-ntyne I'm court caused
thc change m proceedings N was he-
hevct that the governments trump card
would M played in the rehuttll evidence.
following thc drlcnae-rc ting Wrdua-lHr
afternoon. However, 10 was dl-c .r.l
that numhcr of material wifnca h.l
been convicted pf foonlc-. and wcr ....c
incompetent to testify before the tr.. .tr.
iutUe Timon on STAND
Ncdne dom afternoon was featured INV
the statement I'M ND own behalf hv judge
M " Imon ot Nuccc- county. rnnrpll
M the oa-r. JUDGE Tmou dramatrall-
denied every charge nm the government
allegation. even going further mn peal NM
certain wtnc- r- n IRONY and -arrn MN.
Hdlculu- orc and making much Huhf of
the Nh umonv of another During the
cross examination, however. which was
conducted hy Special District Attornu-
| Wilson and thc most rigorous oi anv dr-
lng The trial. rmon was curhed cmevhnt
| iu hi- utttrHrtc Quite lr argument came
lup over w certain question winch Tnon
wa unt permitted to ar uor ou account
of Attorney Wilson rnteruntrr hmm The
court ruled that Wilson vl- Crndnrtlnr nm
\ examination. and could do he nw ftt
Wilson mod, tha romr-i M passing tArt hs
Ard NOT wl-h r.frul noe-h from ANNA
~ltuo--
At onr point WV thr aro rsaminrti-a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-16
Russia Calls The
Territorial Army
To The Colors

Petrocrad Sept l6.-An imperial
ukase issued TO-DAY calls ~ the tIlors the
reserves of the territorial army. Tho
senate was instructed A. determine the
number and ages of the men.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-16
Local Weather Observations.

The following local weather obser-
vatons. covering the 24-hour period
ending at q. m. today, are furnished
bv the United States weather station,
Fort Brown:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-16
Sebastian Has Shooting.

Army patrols today reported =
II i not believed to have been conn,
10 come from bandits. That was
troubles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-16
Two MexiCans Arrested.

Two MexicanS found heavi
captured near Armstrong late ,
dav. These MeXlcanS were cha
Armstrong. Armstrong, like M
where prisoners can he held y
cham method Of holding prI 81
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31
AUTOMATIC BALL IS MAKING GOOD WITH
 SPORT FOLLOWERS
BiSbee Improvement Go. Defeat ed Phelps Dodge, Last Night, in League Series; Brayfield and Hughes Take HonOrs.

Some of the best indoor sport en- ioyed locally, in a long time, was pull ed off. last evening, at the old Recep- tion Bar establishment. where an au- tomatic baseball apparatus has been
 installed A league has been formed. consisting of several of the large con- .cerns of the Warren District, and some red hot sport is anticipated, dur. ing the coming months As an attrac. ton TO baseball lovers, when the eIe- ments preclude outdoor participation i'm their favorite pastime. the new sport facility should meet with thor ough appreciation and patronage.
 Last evenings contest was between the Bisbee Improvement Co., represen. tatives and the Phelps Dodge store team, the former getting away with the laurels by the score Of 95 to 86. These figures represent points aggre- gated by the five players on each side in batting against the offerings of the mechanical pitcher
 Great enthusiasm was manifest. last evening the big crowd of onlookers cheering their favorites usuly Bray field of the winners proved high indi vidual honor man. with a total Of g4 points. J Hughes of the losers was next, with 2l The other performers showed well. considering that the game is new 10 them, although em- bodying the batting principles of the grand old national game With the tremendous interest already evinced the sport promises 10 be a winner
 Score: Bisbee Improvement Co., Browning l6, Maloney 22. Caldwell 1g. Berlindis IA, Brayheld 24; Phelps Dodge-H -Harshaw IA. Dickinson lg. Flint IS. J Hughes 2l. Watkins n.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31
.HUSSEY LOOKS GOOD
 AS SHORT FIELDER
 IN BOOSTER DEFENSE
From Oklahoma City Shows Remarkable Fielding Ability; Boosters Are Out to Trim Douglas.

Supporters of the Boosters are free ly predicting a win for them. Sunday afternoon, when they will clash with Captain Benjamin's team of selected luminaries from the Shelter City. The Copper Queen lineup will, un- doubtedly, offer by far the strongest combination which it has shown. this season. In view of the fact that the Douglas team was successful in turn ing down the Grays in a decisive man ner, last Sunday, the contest should prove a big attraction, as the visitors are sure to be a strong drawing card.
 Manager Buchanan is particularly pleased with the showing made by Hussey, the shortstop from Oklahoma City who has been exemplifying a particularly classy fielding game in the weeks practice Hussey also is reported to be strong with the stick. lt he proves as effective at the bat as fin the fielding department. he should add most materially to the playing success of the Boosters.
 It is understood that the next meet ing between the Grays and Boosters will be for a purse of considerable proportions. Buck is confident that he has a combination now which will prove altogether superior to the C.. & As. or course. Manager NcNeIly takes exception to this and will send out his very finest aggregation Just now. the Grays look very strong and are likely to prove a very serious ob- stacle to the aspirations of their local rivals
 The fans are manifesting all sorts of enthusiasm for the game, of late. and are now fully awake to the fact that very classy ball is to be enjoyed right here in the Warren District. With the added encouragement. the managers may be looked to for even more aggressive efforts and some tiptop sport is assured. for the rest of the season.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31
osoYg BEAN IN EUROPE

BERLIN, July 30.- Protracted ex- periments with the Japanese "soy" or "soia" bean, out of which among oth- CT things, Worcestershire sauce is made. are being conducted with a view to determining whether this vegetable which can be used and is raised in Germany cannot be used in the many prison camps.
 A propaganda for and against this variety of bean has been conducted for years by hygiene food experts and botanists. It is the contention of its sponsors that it can easily be used as a compliment to Germanys other foods, and that from 1t can be made food that will appeal to the European taste.
 In the Far East the sofa bean al ready is in great demand. both for human and animal food products and also for the oil 1t contains. Next to rice it forms one of the principal ar ticles of the food supply in some East ern countries, especially when com bined with cereals and salt. lt also plays an important part in sauces and spices. The milk from this bean ap- proXimates ordinary milk in nutrltive value, and cheese can be made from it
 When combined with 30 or 40 per cent white -four, the meal of the sofa bean lends itself to a tasty and nour- ishing bread which has been fOund tO be especially good TOT diabetics be- cause of the high percentage of albu- men and fat contained. The roasted sofa beans also make a good substi- tute for coffee The sofa plant forms a good fodder for cattle.
 Exhaustive experiments with the sofa bean have already been made at the agricultural station of the Univer- sity of Wisconsin, all tending to bear out, it is said, the contention of Ger man dieticians in favor of the bean.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31
WATCHING FOR SPIES.

BERLIN, July 3O,-The measures against the presence Of pussir 'es in Germany are continually ..u 2 sharper They started, SO cts far as the public's cooperation is concerned with an appeal to travellers to help guard tunnels and bridges by giving careful attention to the actions of their fellowpassengers.
 Some weeks ago a placard was posted in an public places. warning citizens to guard their conversation. Another placard, warning soldiers against permitting themselves to be questioned by strangers, is now post- ed in public recorts and at the rail road stations, and a special warning has been published in the press. de- claring that spies in great numbers are constantly present in Germany Most of these, it is declared. come from neutral countries. but there are also renegade Germans among them
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31
CECIL ADAMS MOVES LIQUORS TO MORALES
 FOR FUTURE NEEDS
NaCO SaloOnman Removes Stock Of Liquor, Saved From Gales, to NogaIes; May Operate En- pOrium There.

Cecil Adams who was one Of the saloonmen put out of business when Gen Gales captured Naco. went to Naco yesterday Go ship Co Nogales. Sonora, the liquor which he saved by getting it on the American side. A few minutes before the Gales army entered the town. Mir Adams got word of their approach and managed 70 get 63 barrels Of beer 25 barrels of whiskey and three cases of cham. pasne to the American side.
 or course the liquor was seized by customs officers as soon as it crossed the line, or rather Mir Adams turned it over to them to hold in escrow pending reshipment into Mexico. Yes terday Adams went to Naco and ar- ranged for the liquor to be shipped through the United States Co Nogales.
 Mir. Adams says the amount of liquor which he got across the line is small in comparison with what he lost, the value of which he estimates at $6,500 at least He had gotten in a couple of carloads only two days before the catastrophe. He thinks there is a chance that Gen Gales will pay the American saloonmen for the losses they sustained.
 Some of the Naco saloonmen who were run out and who are now in Bisbee. are said to believe that the Maytorenistas will recapture Naco and allow the saloons to reopen. They are resting on their oars and living in hopes of this. Callista authorities. however when asked about the mat ter secuted the idea saying Mayto- rena will never have Naco again, and that booze will never be sold there again as long as they are in control.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31
BIG TENNIS MATCH
 IN DOUGLAS SUNDAY
 WILL ATTRACT MANY
Local Tennis Stars Will Compete With Shelter Citys Best and Contest Is Expected to Be One of Best of the Year.

All Country Club members and their friends who intend visiting Douglas Sunday, or those who can conveniently make the trip, should not fail to take in the dual tennis match between six-men teams from each Club which has just been de. cided upon provided the rain can be induced 10 postpone operations for this particular day.
 Although the local boys are some, what weakened by the absence of London and Fry still the balance of the lineup is quite sufficient to cause trouble in the camp of the Smelterites. The Warren team will be picked from Messrs. Gohring, Newman. Lewis, Poppen, Rich, Miner Wilson, and Bailey c. I4e Doqglas.linsup wiu in- clude all their pfeuFer players, iuclud- ing Van Nhet and Patch, the Army men playing first and second respect. lively, and teaming together in the doubles
 This combination has recently won considerable fame by their defeat of the Tucson combination of Brown and Wilson,-Van Vliet also defeating Brown in singles, When the Army men encounter Warrens best, the sparks are due Co hy
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31

Scene From "A Woman's Resurree- tion," at the Royal Theatre, Sunday. ay company is sending one of their master comedies entitled, "A Bunch oi Matches It has become for gone conclusion that you can always find a good entertainment at the Ro- val
 Tomorrow, Sunday William Fox will present the greatest production. "A Woman's Resurrection" In the leads will be found three of the worlds most famous stars, Betty Nan sen, William Kelly and Edward Jose. The mention of any of these noted stars is proof in itself of a wonderful production The play is founded on one of stolstrs most famous novels and is packing theatres all over the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31
K, OF (. PLANS BIG
 EVENT FOR SUNDAY
Republication of First, Second and Third Degrees Will
 Attract Many.

Knights of Columbus of the Warren District are anticipatng with much pleasure. the complication of the first second and third degrees. which win talks place on Sunday, August 1, The first and second degrees will be eXempufed at 9and no a. m. and the third degree at 2 D. m. A large class win take the degrees which will add considerably to the membership of Risbee Council No S63.
 High officials and prominent mem bers from an parts of Arizona will be present as well as distinguished auights from Fl Paso. A banquet and smoker will follow
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31
JUTE TRADE LARGE.

CALCUTTA, July 3O-War has brought great prosperity to the jute trade, mainly on account of the great demand for bags. In May alone Cal cutta sent to England 13,OO0 900 bags, half as many as in a full year of peace, and to Russia 4.5OO.OOO South Anne rica and the United States have also been very large customers. In the last complete year. during two thirds of which war was being waged. the United States took 73.0OOOOO bags, valued at over S5OOO,OOO and two thirds of Bengars output Of yarn.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31
NOTICE SALE OF BANK ASSETS

The remaining assets of the First National Bank of Bisbee, Arizona. will be offered for sale at public auction to the highest and best bidder, for cash, at 10 o'clock a. m, Monday, Aug ust 10th, 1915, at the United States Postoffice in Bisbee. Arizona. The items will be first offered separately and then as a whole, and sold to the highest and best bidder List of as- sets furnished on application.
 c, A. KORBLY, Receiver,
 1422 F Street, N. w.,
 Washington, D. c.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31
FOX FEATURE WILL
 ATTRACT HUNDREDS

The Royal has strong program for today when Alice Hollister and Anna Nilssen as co-stars appear in the kalem special master feature, "The Destroyer" In addition to this big feature @ strong Domino two part feature entitled "Her Alibi". win be shown. For a good laugh, the Essan-
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31
CUBS DIVIDE

CHICAGO, July Chicago and New York broke even in doublehead- er Safer who returned to the game after being out several days. wrench ed his ankle in the second inning of the first game and had to retire
 First game
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31
Portland g, Vernon l. Portland 8. Vernon 4. San Francisco 1 Oakland 9. Los Angeles 17, Salt Lake 13.

Pittsburg special says steel industry is operating at S5 per cent ingot cap acity against about SO per cent in June Substantially 100 per cent of the open-hearth capacity is in opera tion, with an average of 65 per cent to 70 per cent of the bessemer
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31

Batteries Dauss, Steen. Covales- kie Roland and Stanage. Mckee: Leonard, Wood and Thomas.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

Brooklyn at Pittsburg. Boston at Cincinnati. New York at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Cleveland at Philadelphia. Detroit at Boston. Chicago at New York. St. Louis at Washington.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31
TIGERS RALLY

BOSTON. July 8O-Dtroit turned a Q to 6 score of five innings into to 6 victory over Boston, aided largely by Boston's errors.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31
DODGERS sHApE pIRATrs

PITTsBURG, July 3O- Brooklyn de- feated Pittsburg in a hard contested game. The score was tied from the fourth 10 the last inning when Wheat scored
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31
sENAToRs BUNCH Alrs

WASHINGTON July Washing ton punched three hits and a sacrifice with an error in the second and won.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31
cLEVELANp IN 1orH

PHILADELPHIA, July 3O.- Cleve. land won 10 inning game from Phila- delphia the winning runs being scored on Kirke's double, Smiths single. o. Neil's sacrifice and an error by Ma lone
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31

The dress is of the princess style, the waist and skirt being cut in one. lt is shirred at the waist and hips. The front panel of the dress is plain with a vest of light blue satin which IS embroidered with gold thread The skirt has a cuff hem. The sleeves are of Georgette crepe and very full A little above the elbow and also below the elbow at the wrist the sleeves are shirred. A deep pleated ruhle finishes the sleeve
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31
REDS BEAT RRAvEs

CINCINNATI July 3O.- Cincinnati won from Boston by hammering three pitchers at opportune times
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31

 Newark at Chicago. Buffalo at St. Louis. Baltimore at Kansas City. Brooklyn at Pittsburg. Buffalo l. Chicago 9.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31
WHITE snY MI

NEW YORK. July 2O.-Hard hitting by Murphy and Weaver enabled Chi cago to win the first game of their series with New York Pipp of New York, made a triple. double and single.