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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-07
BELGIAN STAFF DRIVEN FROM
FuRNEs, SAYS BERLIN.

BERLIN, Germany, Jan. IAN Of
fcIai statement given out last nigh,
reports that German airshlps ralded
the northern coast OF France, bonn
harding Dunkirk as we'll az some o,
the Belgian towns, and were engaged
by the Allies aeropiane squadrons.
u has been reported 20 the general
staff that these aerial attaeks, com.
blned with an artillery bombardment
forced the withdrawal OF the Belgian
headquarters from the Town Of Furnes,
near Nieuport.
AusTRIANs FIGHT HARD
AGAINST sLAV INVASION.
Military officials here assert that IN
western GaIiela the situation resolves
itself into struggle for the possession
Of certain definite positions; that the
Austrians are fighting excellentiy, but
that the Russians are strongly In.
trenched.
The Russian offensive has failed, the
attempt 70 advance on cracow and
north Of GorIlee having been repulsed
BY the Austrians.
CLAIM BRITISH MINES COME
ASHORE ON NORWAY COAST.
The official announcement contains
statement that the Norwegian Ad.
fniral DAVIS says that the submarine
mines which have fioated ashore and
are stranded on the Norwegian coast
are English mines.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-07
cosEN REPORTED
SERIOUSLY DAMAGED.

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Jan. -
The National Tidende received . DEB.
patch from its constantinopIe CORE.
spondent last night which states that
the Turce-German battle cruiser Go.
chen, which has been reehrlstened the
sultan selirn, has been seriously dam
aged and will not be available for sea
action for several months.
The Sultan Seilrn, says the despatch,
recently came into contact with two
Russian mines, planted of the en-.
trance to the 5osphorus, receiving &c.
rious damage below the wateriine. She
was saved from sinking by being
beached In the 5osphorus until tenn.
porary repairs can be made.
The damaging Of the German auxiI.
larry to the Turkish fleet-ha been kept
from the knowledge Of the populaee In
the Turkish capital.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-07

coNsTANTlNoPLE, Turkey, Jan. z.
III was officially reported by the
Turkish admiralty yesterday that two
Turkisl, cruisers in the Black sea yes
terday engaged . Russian fleet in
which there were ~ units. me turks
emerged froN the action unchanged
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-07

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LONDON, Eng, Jan. 1.-THE hous.
Of lords met yesterday, q month ahead
Of the opening Of the house Of com.
mons, chiefly in order TO hear Lord
Kitchener review the operations Of the
war up 70 date.
The peers were present In their
usual robes, but In the peeresses' gal
llery the long row Of distinguished
women was conspicuous by the alb.
sence Of fashionable attire. Virtually
ali were wearing mourning for the loss
Of some near relative who had fallen
victim In the war.
Lord Kitchener gave clear, concise
statement. He particularly emphasized
the severe check to the German 40
pirations In the campaign in Poland, =
the recent Turkish defeat In the eau.
casus and the Austrian defeat in Ga,
iicia.
He SPOKE Of the noteworthy prog
ress made by the French in the opera
lions against the Germans east OF
Rheims and in Alsace," and the EEK
traordInary achievement of the serv,
lanss in defeating the Austrian armies
Kitchener said he was satisfied with
the progress being made In the re
eruitlng campaign.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16
PIONEER RESIDENT PASSESj FUNERAL
 TO BE HELD TODAY
lnterment of the Late William GrenfelI Takes Place From Re- sidenCe Today at 2 D. m; h. torment in Evergreen.
Standard oil Company (Cai. nill
 Disacs

News of the death of William Gren- fell, at his home on 0. K. street early Sunday morning came as a shock to his many friends in the district. While he had been in in health for some months past, the turn for the N1rse came very unexpectedly He had been in charge Of the Denn mine aNl had worked until Saturday of last week. His death came as the result of a yio- lent hemmoraee Sunday morning from which he did not relay.
 The deceased is survived by his wife and four children three sisters, Mrs. l.. C. Shattuck an dMrs. C. C. Newman, Of this city, and Mrs II B. shoryrock, or san Diego. California. and three brothers. Clarence Russcl and Ruford GrenfelL also of San Die go. Mrs GrenfelTs father, MT. Baker. a wellEu0wu railroad engineer and for a number of years a resident of this city, arrived yesterday to attend the funeral which will be held today at 2 D. m from the residence on O. K. street Rev Brewster. of the Episco- pal church will conduct the services. Entermeut will be made in Evergreen Ccmetary
 Wm GrenfeIl had been a resident Of the district for many years, com ling here as boy 20 years ago where he spent his early life working at diff fenent occupauons He later sold mining properties which brought con siderable returns, and went 10 Cali lornia, where he engaged in business. returning to Bisbee several years ago in hope that he would benefit his health. He had many friends here who extend their sympathy to his family in this, their hour or sorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16
RAILWAY DECKER IN
 SOUTHERN ARIZONA
RUWOR THAT LINE FROM RED ROCK TO SlLVERBELL
 FINDS CUSTOMER

TUCSON Mar 15-There is a well repor in Tucson today that the Phelps Dodge Company or the southwestern will buy the South em Arizona road which connects Red Rock with silyerbel The Southern Arizona is in the hands Of a receiver in connection with the mines at Sil- FerbeI and win undoubtedly be sold at auction when the mining and smelt- ing property is sold The date for the sale is fixed for Che 27th of this month
 The only reason that can be given for tbe Southwestern being a pur- chaser of the Arizona Southern. is that when the Gila Bend to Ajo rail road Is built by the Southwestern and c & A. people the material now on the Southern Arizona right of way will be used in the new road A res ident Of Tucson who is watching the railroad situation as related to the mining industry Is one of the opinion that it win not Doe surprisig if the PheirsDodge people can tage not on- ly the Arizona southern but the whole silyerbell mining property
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16
FAMOUS MOVIE FILM
 AT LOWELL THEATRE

A. the Lowell it is practice to put on feature pictures at every prog ram az well as fine music and com- m.ne.ne with The Master Key" on tomorrow ni-ht the Lowell win have added the greatest serial fm drama ever presented to the public cny- where And as tha Lowell has made special aran-ameuts to run extra matnees exclusively for tbe prescata- uon of this great work every Wednes- day. a,l who strat in witch the open Ing number tomorrow VIII be able to see each and every number uutl the Iart ns.aimeut in flashed upon the L0WelIs screen.
 The program for toniehf is well balanced and snar/ being compris ed Of three splendid dramatic offer
 naH and two really good comedies. making a five reel program that would be hard to beat
 The L0weI's orchestra is playing all the latest music and ntruductne the newest uptothe-miuute dance music which carries those catchy and pleasing airs now popular throughout the country
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16
STRONG COMEDIES
 OFFERED AT ROYAL

The Royal has an exceptionally strong comedy program for today starting with the two part comedy feature of the Nitagraph entitled "The MiX-up in Dress Suit Cases" Billy Quirk and Lee Beggs are at their best and this is said Co be one of their strongest comedy succegses.
 Arthur Housman, as Hans. will try in the big event of Qualifying for Lena This is strong Edison come dy In the drama program. c. NJ. Andersous plays always are enter taining Viola Tike will stage her latest Edison drama entituled Uncle Crusty" And last, but not Ieast. Augusta Anderson win be seen in her latest dramatic successes "Playthings of Fate" All in all the program is one of the strongest the Licenced Company has sent the Royal for some time
 On Wednesday the great Gold Seal serial the Trey OHearts" will be shown in the thrilling episode of The Jaws oi Death" This is the greatest of cloe Madison's plays and is one of the Royals strong features.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16
TAKE SALTS TO
 FLUSH KIDNEYS
Eat less meat if you feel Backaohy or Bladder troubles you-salts is
 fine for Kidneys

Meat forms uric acid which excites and overWorlls the kidneys in their efforts to filter it from the system Regular eaters of meat must flush Che kidneys occasionally. You must Ielieya them Nike you relieve your bowels; re- moving an the acids, waste and pois on else you feel a dull misery in tha kidney region, sharp pains in Che baeil 1r sick headache dizziness, your stomach sours. tongue is coated aul when Che weather is bad you hav9 rheumatic twngos. The urine is cloudy full of sediment, the channels often get irrItated, obliging you to get up two or three times during the night
 To neutralize these irritating acids and flush off the bodys uriuous waste get about four ounces of lad Salts from any pharmacy; take table spoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act due and bladder disorders disappear This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice combined with lithia. and has been used for generations to clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys ani stop bladder irritation lad Salts ls harmless and makes delightful e0ervescent Whitewater drink which millions of men and women take now and then, thus avoid ing serious kidney and bladder d.s. eases. @
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16
DOES RHEUMATISM
 BOTHER YOU?
The Doctors Say "Use MusterOle"

So many sufferers have found relief in MUSTEROLE that you ought to buy a small jar and try it
 Just spread it on with the fingers Rub it in First you feel a gentle glow, then a delicious. cooling com fort. MUSTEBOLE routs the twinges, loosens up stHened joints and mus cles
 MUsTEROLE is a clean, white ointment made with oil of mustard. It penetrates to the seat of pain and drives 1t away but does not blister the tenderest skin.
 lt takes the place of the mussy old fashioned mustard plaster.
 MUSTEROLE is recommended for Bronchitis Group, Asthma, Pleurisy, Lumbago Neuralgia. Sprains, Bruises, Stiff Neck Headache and Colds Of the Chest Gt often prevents Pneu- monial
 At your druggists in 25c and soc jars and a special large hospital size for S250
 Be sure you get the genuine MUo TEROLE Refuse limitations get what you ask for The Musterole Com pany Cleveland Ohio.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16
JITNEYS ID GET THEIR INNING
 TONIGHT
Regular Meeting of the City Coun 'cil Tonight Is Expected to Pass Regulations of Jitney BuSSeS.

Jitney regulation. more paving of Brewery Gulch and Naco Road. and the assurance of brief park mention are some of the subjects that may be expected before tonights meeting of The City Council Those who hold the first and third Tuesdays in each month for the purpose of council yis- ting may go early tonight inasmuch as the first of the month reports will be absent.
 The forecast for tonighCs meeting carries a more-or-less fair weather sign. The only fireworks material which is liable 10 rise. is the read iustment of Brewery Gulch pavement This subject has been a htoru in the side of the council for several months past and promises Co continue to be for some time to come.
 lt is said that the support of the Brewery Gulch paving proposition has lost the support Of the mayor. This is not absolutely authoritative. though it is said the city's executive has looked carefully into the matter and has arrived at the conclusion that the proposition to regrade the lower end of the gulch would be a bad scheme
 Plenty of outside opposition is an- ticipated to the Jitney bus regulation. The proposed ordinance. however will probably be passed with little or no trouble. The council undoubtedly feels that the operation of the iitneys should be regulated in every way. Ac- cordngly they will be placed under at least $5OOO bond for the maiuten- ance of regular schedule and of sponsibility
 It is advanced that the Warren-Bis. bee Railway Company, having an in- vestment in the district representing several hundred thousand dollars. and having to live up 10 half hour sched- ule in stormy as well as clear weather is being discriminated against and hurt by the jineys The council ar- pears to be predisposed to put the jlt- neys on the same basis as the cars, allowing free competition to all but tavors 10 none
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16
STRIKE Is MADE ON JUNIPER
 FLATS
re Running $50 per Ton Encoun- tered and Company Imme- diateIy Takes It's Stock of the Market.

An stock of the Juniper Flats Gold Mining Company was taken off the market yesterday morning and offer ings were few and far between The reason for this action on Che part Of the selling force Of the company be- ing that a considerable strike had been made on the ground, which as surcj Che owners oi re ources with out further sale of the compauy's stock
 The strike was made early yester- day morning when a large pocket of ore, rosemb.mg u advance what may become a large -lory hole, was un- covered r Crosscutt.ug. The ore. running iu gold and silver values. Is expected Go average iu Che ueighbor- hood of 51 per con and .n. extent of tne ore body has mo been eoutem- plated by the people in charge of the property
 The engaEeueat Of the Juniper Flats has been quite for some time now though development has been going steadily on without ntarrup- tiou. The present strike iu conaaad- ed as reasonable guarantee of the worth of .he property and the added fact that the concern has taken us stock from the market gives 1t a. much better tone than i has enjoyed for some months.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16
DESERTER FROM ARMY CAUGHT
 BY BAILEY
Officer Confronted With Gun But Manages to Take 0eSerter Out of Notion of Committing Murder.

1 When C. A. Bailey one of the mem i bers of the Bisbee police force. arguec ! with Isaac Holland as Co whether the latter should shoot the officer. it took the cold steel of positive nerves. As 1 it was. the officer persuaded the man a deserter from the United States ar ! my that it would be better for him not to shoot and, after an exciting chase lasting about thirty minutes effected his capture.
 Holland had been under the sur veilance of Bailey for several days being suspected of assertion from the army The officer had received des. criptive matter of the alleged desert CT and after Investigating the case. deciding upon making the arrest
 The deserter was found in Bisbee and through the good nature of Bailey was allowed to go to his home on Ma GO Road in order to get some clothes and other personal effects. Holland .enterer a room and suddenly brought out a revolver and leyeled it at the officer, with the threat that he would never be taken
 Bailey started to talk to him and seeing that Bailey was not of the most desperate character finally covered him with his own gun 1t was then that Holland ran out of the room and hid behind the door in another room. From this place Of vantage he told the officer he would shoot to kill if he yentured nearer The officers re- ply was
 "Go ahead, Shoot, For Pm com ing
 Bailey started and by the time he got through the door Holland had made his escape through the rear of the house to the road He ran across the street with Bailey following. Hol- land still had the gun and when the officer saw a solicitor riding a horse he asked for it. Bailey then pursued Holland who still held the revolver.
 The escape went into the front of a house in the neighborhood and the officer anticipating a ruse to get through i and out of the rear, went there himself
 Holland apparently hurried thru the house and when he emerged from the rear looked into She officers gun By this time Bailey had had enough of he chase and ordered the fugitive to put mp his hands. The deserter was handculfed and brought 10 the city where he was lodged in jail. and where he now remains
 The officer promptly notified the United States army officials of the capture and it is probable some off cer will be in the city today from the Douglas camp, and take Holland away for court martial proceedings.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16
Blood Remedy
 SuStainS World
Myriads Have Learned of It's Re
 markable Curative Value.

From lhc very uc, that s. s. s.. thc famous blood pHrA. - natural medi. cine. it H opposed by those who can uat give up mercury and other dangerous drugs Habit 9 strange master AL hictcd people use mercury with a blind force oI ulbit Not warned by the rh.u- matlsn they see au around ihem uu- mindful of Che l0c0motUr aiaEn, paralF sis and other dreaded results of mIueraI poisoning. they cling Co tho fast disap- bearing treatment SO surely and positive ly being replaced by s. s. wherever ihc light str'7 in. g. S. is fast Doe coming the Woris uoracel f0r aII blood frouhI.s beaua l. Is welcome Co Waak stomach ls taken naturally Into he blood is wave ol purifying uaueuea known by its scmarbabIc curative rauitR and ia thc sfaudhy of host OF people.
 lt goes Into thp blood and remains a rlu- medicinal influence to the end and this without any other effect than that Uf a purely cleansing property.
 It Is Che most universally recom- mendcd blood remedy known. and has sustained It's reputation for half a cen- ury lts ingredients are Nature, deh- nite uutld les for germs that create our worst anlctiDus Gct a bottle today of any druggist Refuse all substitutes. Write Che mcdical department Tho Swift Specific Co.,. G2 Swift Bldg Atlanta, Ga, for free advice on blood troubles. and how to overcome them This department is one of the finest hrns to mon to be found anywhere uld t 5 entirely free.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16
OPENING ATTRACTS ITS
 HUNDREDS
Living Models Display the Latest in Fashions for Ready-tO- Wear Section of PhelpS-Dodge Mercantile Company.

lt was a big day in the Women's ready-to-vear section of the Phelps. Dodge Mercantile Company. The fashion opening was Che largest at- tended functions ever held in the big store The actual display of sumpu- ous gowns. evening dresses and wom- en's hnery. in general lasted for sey. eral hours in the afternoon and was the Mecca for all ladies of the dis
 riot
 The opening was under the person al supervision of A. .K Keller mana ger and buyer for the department The details Of tne affair carried through to the finest point Of effect vcuess. beauty and combination. ate tested Go the Thought and work which had been placed in the organization oi the opening.
 It would seem that every now vogue. every new line every new material and color was shown Go its best al- vantage Materials the newest of any market in the United States. were there in pro.aaion, u their ueweat and most upto-data combinations ol colors and el.eC,s There was not one visitor who left without paying a tribute Co tae remarkable manner m which the -oods had been displayed
 The stock Q. dresses. gowns. even ing wear of an kinds, spr.1e millinery. oi .he department can not be ccIiDsed in tae srca, Southwest The waut of lhe matter fig that Bis5ee i afforded more opportunities of basng the latest in fashions, materials and coI- ors through the buying and ezper.- ness Of the selections than any city iu the State or Southwest
 The opening of the Ibelpe-Dodee Nercantil6 Company win be coutiuu- ed for several days with the exception Of the living models The cooking displays win be seen today and Wednesday,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16
cAss BENTON RETURNS.

Cass Benton, old time resident of Bisbee and former shift boss for the Copper Queen Mining Co., returned to the district yesterday from the coast where he has been for several months past recuperating his health. Mr. Benton stated that he had made "a slow trip on his way back to the Mule mountains, making stopoyers at each town of any size, as he desired to assend to altitude as slowly as pos sible owing to organtic troubles that he has which the altitude greatly ef- fleets. If no III effects are developed within the next few days, Mir Benton believes that he will be able to again reside here without further trouble. Mrs Benton will remain in, alifornia for the present
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16
DUCK NOW ACTS AS wATcmAN

BILLIARD, Ky David Addiugton of this place owns a duck that serves as a watchdog The duck was hatch ed with four legs and soon became a curiosity When strangers fere in the Arlington neighborhood they would always visit his place to see the duck. The bird became SO sensitive tha whenever it heard any one coming it would run an dhide, but despite its efforts to escape it was generally caught
 Then it changed its tactics and when any one would approach it would begin quacking as loud as it could. Now when any one enters the back yard at night the duck can be heard all over the neighborhood Arlington
 has refused several nice sums of money for theh duck.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16
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WHY HAIR FALLS OUT

Dandrnn causes a feyerish irrita- ton of the scalp the hair roots shrink loosen and then the hair comes out fast TO stop falling at once and rid tte scalp Of every par ticIe of dudruD get a 25-eent bottle of Dauderine at any drue store pour 8 little in yo1r hand and rub well in- to the scalp After a few apuuca- tions an landun disappears and the hair stops coming out
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16
WHISKEY IMPORTER ARRESTED WITH BIG
 LOT IN MACHINE
Percy Rodgers, of Tucson, Ar- rested By Sheriff at Silver Greek; Had Whiskey From Fl. PaS0 in Car.

The biggest seizure of contraband whisky as far as quantity is con cerned that has been made in Cochise county since the new prohibition law went into effect, occurred yesterday morning when Percy Rodgers. of Tue son, was arrested at Silver Creek with 60 gallons in his possession He had the booze in an automobile and was taking it from Fl Paso 10 Tucson.
 The arrest was made by Sheriff Wheeler Deputy Sherin Cross and Constable Hayhurst Rodgers was brought to Douglas and d\haled before Justice of the Peace K. s. Maclay He waived his preliminary hearing and was at once bound over to the action of the superior court in the sum of 5000 Unable Co make the bond he was taken by Wheeler and Hayhurst to be placed in the county jail The charge against him is iu- troducing whisky into the state Of Arizona
 Douglas officers, both city and couu- ty have been on the lookout for Rod- gers fir some time, knowing that be was importing whisky from El Paso to Tucson. He managed 10 eyade them the last time, but this morning they took no chances and were lying in wait for him when he reached Sil- yer Creek
 Ninety Gallons Before.
 Rodgers admits that this was not the first trip he has made with whisky from El Paso to Tucson. and says that on Che previous trip he got by with 90 gallons. The 60 gallons he had this morning was in kegs which were stacked in the back of the automobile and covered over with a tarpaulin Ordinarily the load would have excit ed no suspicion
 Rodgers is a member of the Tucson fire department At first he said he was chief, and asked To see chief Ne meek of the Douglas fire department saying he knew him well. However. 1t turned out he did not, and Nemeek knew that Rodgers wasn't the Tucson chief. whose name is Parker and whom Nemeck knows well. Rodgers then said that he was captain of the department He had on the trou- sers of a firemans uniform
 Whether he will plead guilty at Tombstone is not known but the of- ficers say he might as we'll as they have the goods on him. The 60 gal Ions of whisky and Rodgers automo- bile were taken along to Tombstone with him.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-16
IAMEs M TIERcE pEAp.

James VI Tlerce old time mirer ol the dislrlt bue for the past several years resident of Cananea, dieG Saturday at the County Hospital at Douglas lie was buriel Sunday at Douglas by Che Knights of Pythias, of which order he was a member at Ca uanea