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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-25
UNFURNISHED ROOMS
rrEn

WANTED-Three unfurnished rooms, suit
able for three or four young men !, must
be close ia. Address 2s5 World.
WANTED-By refined couple, two or three
unfurnisted rooms in strictly high class
home. must be well located: south side /.
close in. aud not In home with other
roomers. give full particulars in reply. Box
900 World
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-30

According to General Manager T..
NJ. Sawyer of the Burro Mountain
Copper Company. the Phelps Dodge
Company will be producing copper at
their new mill by the end of this year.
Excavation work has begun for the
lOOO-ton mill and will BE- pushed as
rapidly as is practicable. The aux
iliary buildings at the mill site have
been completed. The process OF sep
aration To be incorporated in the mill
will be practically the same as that
of the final flow of the experimental
mill, to-wit: Tables. vanners and
some form of the flotation process.
Some of the contracts for the cree
ton of the buildings on the new Ty-
rome TOWNSHIP, have been let and 9th
ers are pending.
Electric hoists and headframes
ARE being installed at the No. ! and
No. , shafts. The power transmits
sion standards have been erected.
Mine development work is practi-
cally ut standstill. The big Mag
ara haulage tunnel H. completed and
the mines are in condition for pro-
ducing.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-30

The body of Mike lIaggerty. who
disappeared October |. 1910, was
found last week in the Hirshburger
mine shaft ut Pinos Altos. while ihP
water was being pumped from the
mine.
lIaggcrty left n note with +. j.
Davidson. the note stating "Not ia
BE- opened until tomorrow afternoon
Mr.. Davidson took the note To Wat
sons store the next morning. and up
on opening it were susprised to read
the following: mo use to look for
me. for you will moi find me- am
going away. never to return"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-30
I. I. + + + 4. + 4. + + + + + 4. I.
SANTA RITA NEWS :


Misses Isabelle Ward and Jean
Forsythe of Silver City spent Sat.
ur,lay and Sunday with Mrs. Chas.
Joynt.
Prof. Kirk of the University of
New Mexico was u visitor here last
week.
Mrs. Woodville of California is II
guest of her niece. Mrs. Robt. Kirch-
man.
Mrs. Nellie Messenie is visiting her
friends in Deming this week.
Mrs. fancy and Miss Jnney of
Hurley were guests of Mrs. T.. Il.
Baker Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Goforth of Mimbres is
visiting her son. Harry Goforth and
family.
q. II. Utter oE Silver City visited
his daughter. Mrs. Clyde Jones here
last week.
q. 4. Anderson went 10 Dcmine
Thursday to meet his wife. who i.
coming from Mississippi.
Miss Alma Tccl of Tecl. visited
friends here Saturday and Sunday
\ large crowd attended the ball
given by the 18th cavalry band.
There were visitors from Silver City.
Hurley. Ficrro and Hanover.
Santa Rita won both games with
the 18th cavalry baseball team. The
score on Saturday was - to /, and
Sunday. q to /.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-30
n. s. BOYS WIN THE FIFTH
PLACE IN the STATE MEET

The Luna County High School
track team won fifth place nj the an
nunl meet held AT Albuquerque under
'he auspices Of the University of New
Mexico. The meet was held FRIDAY
and Saturday. Those who represent
ed the local high school are: Johu
Siced, Dwight Mcclure. Carleton
Clark. and Elmo York. This was the
frs. state meet at which the local
high school was represented. TIL"
experience was well worth while.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-30
You Auto Hire Joe and Bill. W

take You there and bring You back or
no charge. Phone 266 or 241. II
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-30
Hail at Silver City

\ severe hail storm here ycster-
day did considerable damage To early
fruit. almost stripping trees of their
blossoms. The hail. was especially
severe in Silver City. hailsiones the
size of marbles falling for some time.
Previous t. the hail storm prospects
for record breaking yield this year
never were better.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-30

*+++++**+*++++++++
Captain and Mrs. Fletcher gave a
most attractive dinner party Thurs
day, April Is. The dining room was
decorated as Japanese garden. The
guests were Mrs. Bushnell, Captain
aud Mrs. Hansell, Captain and Mrs.
Loving, Captain and Mrs. Richard
son and Lieutenant Ellefson.
Captain and Mrs. Loving gave n
5-table bridge party Tuesday even
ing, the prizes were most attractive.
Major and Mrs. Rockhill gave II
delightful party Friday night Ia
which oil the officers and their wives
were invited.
The 18th cavalry band while here
afforded much pleasure to the pa.
tients rs well as to every one else
with their excellent concerts.
Captain and Mrs. Loving had rs
their luncheon guests Thursday.
Captain Cootes. Captain Coffin. Lieu
tenant Henry, DIR. Frazier and Lieu
tenant Franklin of the 18th cavalry.
The 18th cavalry orchestra gave
n delightful concert complimentary
to Captain and Mrs. Loving at the
Loving quarters Saturday evening.
Mrs. Loving invited all their friends
and after the concert all enjoyed
themselves in dancing and in partak-
ing Of excellent refreshments.
The officers of Fort Bayard gave a
dance Monday night in honor of the
officers of the 18th cavalry. \ num-
her of Silver City friends were pres
cnt.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Carter have
arrived from the Philippine Islands.
Lieutenant Carter il the son of Gen
eral Carter. Mrs. Carter is here for
treatment.
Mrs. Hunter. wife of Colonel Geo.
Hunter. is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Carter.
Lieutenant Poust who was on duty
here for the past two years i. visit
ing DR.. Calder on his way to the
Philippines.
Captain and Mrs. Cooper are our
latest arrivals. The captain is sent
here for duty.
News has arrived that Kenyon
Lloyd has passed the examination for
West Point. lie is expected home
soon TO visit his father. Chaplain
Lloyd.
Lieutenarts Ellefson and Rudd
gave n glorious stag dinner for the
officers of the 18th cavalry Satur-
day night. The guests were Captain
Cootes. Captain Coffin. Lieutenant
Henry, DR.. Frazer, Lieutenant Frank
lin. Colonel Bushnell. Captain Low
ing. Captain IIansell. Captain Flctch .
er and Captain Richardson.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-30

". +. Holt has just received L.
s. treasury warrant for ten cents. the
amount being due to Mr.. Holt for
services while postmaster ut Belle
vue, Michigan. five years ago.
The error was noticed and rcctiiied
by the careful government account
ants while checking up the accounts.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-30
Another Prize for Oeminq Ooq

q. II. Amy received word from
San Antonio. Texas. Monday. saying
that his pit bull terrier, Moxie. had
won second place in her class at the
San Antonio dog show last week. She
was in competition with dogs from
kennels all over the United States.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-30

Santa Rita won both games with
the 18th cavalry baseball team. The
score on Saturday was IL to |. and
Sunday. q to /.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-30
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y trial size and an interesting booklet
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Insist on "Brownatone' at your hair
dressers.
Made only by the Kenton Pharmscal
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Sold and recommended In Omaha by
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other leading characterization
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-30

line sharply drawn in determining the
eligibility Of those who viii serve on this
special committee.
III your Ereat-great-grandfat or
some other ancestor furnished the wood
for the bell towner when IL was first
erected. or saw the Declaration Of In
dependence signed, then you should
serve on this committee" stated Mr
Kugel to a man who was uncertain as
to his interest In the great bell
Al meeting OF the city council Mayor
Dahlman asked Commissioner Kugel for
= report Of arrangements for the local
reception OF the bell Mr.. Kugel ex-
plained he conferred with Chairman
Gould Diets OF the Commercial club LIB
erty bell committee and was assured Of
automobiles for the party OF sixty Phila-
delphiens expected with the bell.
IL you want anything done, don't leave
II TO the Commercial club" suggested
Commissioner Butler
The bell VIII be parked on Jackson
street between Ninth and Tenth streets
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-30
AMAZED AT RAPID
GROWTH OF OMAHA
Congressman A. G. Harte Of New
Jersey Compliments City on
It's Esprit de Corps"
SAYS HOUSE is FOR WILSON

Congressman A. G. Hart OF New
Jersey spent Tuesday in Omaha and
declared himself amazed at the prog
ress the city has made since he was
here before.
II sincerely wish we had the esprit de
corps IN the east that you have here. "
he said, Il live in Hackensack, N, j.,
which is Just out of New York. Our
people there sleep in Hackensack and
think in New York, which initiates
against Hackensack We call Hacken-
sacx the bedroom OF New York and we
really do think it's the best room in the
house. We believe our town Is the
original location OF the Garden Of
Eden
But we believe that Nebraska has
that honor" the congressman was re-
minded
We'll. maybe So" he said. Maybe
So"
Travelling with Mr.. Hart is George TAFT,
president II the Campbeli-Imperisl Wall
Paper company, one of the largest wall
paper manufacturing concerns in the
world. Mr. TAFT Is also vice president OF
the Hudson Navigation company Of
which Charles w. Morse is president.
Mr.. Hart is a director of this big COM
pany.
Mr.. Hart is a democrat and an ardent
supporter OF President Wilson.
Agree with Wilson.
1--WE have started in the house on
numerous questions opposed ~ Mr.. Will
son and have later swung around to his
way of thinking" he said. 1--WE have
found him right 50 often that we have
come to see him as a most extraordinary
man, a man OF vastly superior perspicuity
Now many members are blind supporters
OF Mr.. wilson
that Nebraska will make an effort tc
keep Mr.. Bryan at home. THE east Il
decidedly not strong for Mr.. Bryan" he
said.
Business in the east is gaining con
fidence. 1t has all the other funds-
mentals for prosperity now and as II
! gains in confidence 1 believe tn era OF
real progress will be inaugurated. In
real estate we have not yet advanced
far enough. at least in New Jersey, &C
that lots car, be sold. Houses are sale
able. A rather drastic mechanics ner
law operates somewhat against sales Of
lots"
| The two eastern visitors with r. w
Judson. w. l. Yetter and r. @. Moore
formed luncheon party at the Fon
| tenelle.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-30
NONE AT DEPOT TO
MEET W. ]. BRYAN
First Time in Years that Some of the
Faithful Have Not Given Him
Welcome.
TALKED AT LINCOLN LAST NIGHT

Unannounced, William j. Bryan,
former secretary OF state, arrived
from the east at Tuesday morn
ing, occupying a compartment on one
of the sleepers of Rock Island No. 10.
owing to the early hour and the fact
that it was not known on what train
he was coming through Omaha, there
was no one at the Union station to
meet him.
During his five-minute stop in
Omaha Mr.. Bryan did not leave the
train, nor did anyone call on him.
He sent the porter out for the morn
ing papers, and after securing them
devoted his time to reading the news.
This morning was the first time in
years that MIR. Bryan has passed through
Omaha without a delegation of prominent
democrats being at the station to meet
and give him the glad hand.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-30
Council Says ALI
Bands Have Equal
Chance to Play

The city council received another COM
munication from Omaha Central Labor
union. setting forth charge that former
letters on the subject OF municipal band
concerts in parks were not given due
consideration. The mayor announced
that no discourtesy was shown. The
council. several weeks ago. unanimously
went on record as favoring the plan Of
giving all local bands, whether union
or nonunion. an equal chance. The city
clerk was directed to explain the situa-
ton to the Central Labor union
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-30
IF You Are Not Already Limericking
Pray Why Not? See All the Prizes

As the Bsllyhoo man at the entrance TO
the sideshow. would say:
TIA open-n-n-n-n 60 everybodie-e-e-e-e,
Meaning Of course. The Bees contest
for the best limerick ON Buffalo BILL
who is coming to Omaha with the Sells
Floto show for one day Thursday. July
s. Then will tho forty clowns tumble
over one another Then will Rosa Rosa
land the worlds greatest somersault
eQuestrienne turn arrests and fip-flops
and somersaults far above the back OF
her galloping horse.
but why so INTO all the details? The
whole gist OF the matter IL that The Bee
Is offering forty-five prices for those
limericks besides ali the fun you'll have
I'm writing them and the honor you'n re-
ceive OF meeting Buffalo Bill should you
be ono of the winners.
For Buffalo Bill himself IL TO appear In
front Of The Bee office directly after the
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-30

parade and shake hands with the win
ners and give them their prizes.
As to the prizes. they'll run 80 follows.
First prize SIS. second $40, third S. fourth
g. fifth e. five prizes OF 81 each. fifteen
prizes OF two reserved seat tickets each
70 the Sells-Floto show and twenty OF
one ticket each.
AZ for conditions. Just make the sub
iect Of your limerick Buffalo Bill. Write
about him In any style you choose ex-
cept. OF course. derisively Then mail
your effort TO reach the contest editor
OF The Bee before midnight Monday
July s.
And n YOU don't know what a limerick
r., here's a sample:
Bill Buffell got Buffalo Bill
To aid him In making his will,
Bill died without paying,
And people are saving,
Does Buffell owe Buffalo Bill?
There Get the ides9 Now go ahead.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-30
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-30
WILLARD TO HAVE BIG
CELEBRATION SATURDAY

Boosting for the celebration to be held
next Saturday at Willard seventy-five
boosters in fifteen automobiles covered
Douglas and part OF Sarpy counties. ae-
companied by band, They visited many
towns and advertised the celebration
which they said would be the most novel
and interesting ever attempted by any
OF the smaller towns
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-30
GRAIN RECEIPTS LIGHT
AND PRICES GO HIGHER

There was hardly enough grain on sale
at the Omaha Grain exchange 10 make a
market. However, prices were higher,
wheat selling at 81. 30 TO $izh. an advance
OF IL cents, Corn sold up Y cent prices
being 70 to Y cents and oats gained 4
cent the selling prices being l2h TO A
cents. Receipts for the day were: Wheat.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-30
Get Two Licenses
and Will Have Two
Wedding Ceremonies

Harvey f. Horton p and Ruth NJ.
Colleen. ia. who will be twice married.
once by Rev. O. u. Baltzly Of Kountze
Memorial Lutheran church and once by
Father Buckiey Of St Demands Catholic
church, secured two licenses 70 wed At
the court house.
They will make their home at sSis North
Fortieth avenue
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-30
TIE P0EL FINDS OVERHEAD
CHARGES ARE TOO HEAVY

Assistant city Attorney TePoel declares
his overhead charges" are excessive.
Four years ago he bought Panama
hat for $3.50 He figures It costs him 81
a season to keep this hat clean.
The hat ts now a "going concern" he
AYERS, because he has discarded It for a
hat of less upkeep expense.
"You had q price upon your head -
was the comment Of City Attorney Rine.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-30
.FRESHEN UP ON
YOUR ANCESTRY
If Any Of Them Helped to Launch
American Liberty Kugel Wants
You On Committee.
BELL IS TO BE PARKED HERE

Commissioner Kugel. chairman OF the
Liberty Bell reception committee. wants
the names OF descendants Of persons who
signed the Declaration OF Independence
or who were in any way associated with
the immortal document He wants Omaha
descendants TO serve on a committee
July . when the famous bell will he
here
Tho commissioner does not want tho
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-30
Child Dies from
Effect of Scalding

Abrams. 1905 North Twenty-fourth street.
who was scalded terribly Monday when
he fell into a tub of boiling water, died
this morning at Wise Memorial hospital.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-30
Beat ThinE for a BiIious Attack.

Beat Thing Tor a hiIiOnH Attack,
"on account Of my confinement in the
printing office have for years been
chronic sufferer from indigestion and
liver trouble. A few weeks ago had an
attack that was 80 severe that I was not
able 10 go 20 the case for two DAYS
Failing 20 set any relief from any other
treatment. I took three OF Chamber lain' .
Tablets and the next day / felt like
new man. writes n. G Bailey. Editor
Carolina News. Chaplin. s. c. obtainab BILE
ere.-Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-30
HYMENEAL

Agnes Work and sabin Cotton. beth Of
Redfield. le., we're married Monday even
ing by Rev Charles W. Savidge at his
residence. They will make their home
az Redfield
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-30
TRY mi. tor Neurnlri..

Neuralgia is a pain in the nerves
Sloans Eminent penetrates and soothes
the aching nerves. Get a bottle aow
All druggists. -Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-30
Remarkable CIearaway of Rich Oriental
RUGS at a to Is Under Regular Price

suitable The
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-23
BRITAIN ORGANIZES
TO HURRY SHELLS

London. June 22.-David Lloyd
George. Minister Of Munitions, who has
returned from a weekend visit TO Bou-
logne. where he consulted Albert Thorn
as. French Under Secretary for War,
on the munitions question, is forming
committees in London, as well as IN all
manufacturing towns, 10 take advan-
tape Of every possibility for increasing
The production Of munitions the grav-
est problem confronting the Allies IN
all theatres of var.
THE Times" this morning prints a
dispatch from its correspondent in
Eastern France, who asserts that If
the French troops are 10 drive home
their offensive in overwhelming force
thcy must use tremendously in
creased bulk Of ammunition. The same
lesson comes for England from the
.Woevre front, he points out, while the
retreat OF the Russian armies In Ga
icia hammers il home again.
The correspondent says the daily
output of shells certainly is much
larger than IL was four months ago,
and that it is possible that a reserve Of
ammunition is being built up much
more rapidly than is apparent at the
front. but, he adds, What we have
come 10 is the redemption Of the world
by shells"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-23
Austrians Try to Hurl
Foe Back Over IsOnzO

Rome via Paris. June 22), June Il.
The following official statement was
issued tonight at he headquarters OF
the General Staff of the Italian army:
There is nothing to report on the
Tvrol-Trentino frontier except small!
enqagements between reconnoitring
parties in the San Pellegrino valley,
where we occupied Ponte Tasca and
the upper Cordevole valley: Recon
noissances disclosed the existence at
several points of strongly intrenched
lines, protected by steel plates and
sometimes concreted.
an Carnia we continued our FIRE
against Malborgeth, notwithstanding
the difficulties caused by cloudy
weather. During the night of the goth
Dist the Austrians renewed as usual
their vain attacks on Freikofel.
Austrians Favor Night Attacks.
ain the eastern zone of Monte Nero
operations started on the 18th were
carried 10 a successful conclusion on
the goth, notwithstanding the ditlcul-
ties of the ground, increased by in
clement weather and the enemy's re-
sistance. supported by the fire OF his
heavy artillery.
along the lsonzo 'front.' we houced
frequent night alarms in the enemy's
intrenchments, revealed by prolonged
bursts Of musketry and artillery fire.
which our troops refrained from an
swering. By repeated and persistent
night attacks against the positions
conquered By US on the left bank Of
the Isonzo at PLAYA the enemy Is try
ing TO throw us back on the right. His
efforts break. however. against the
stubborn resistance Of our troops"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-23
Plumber and Burn While
Authorities Supply
Petroleum.
AUSTRIANS DESPAIR
OF HOLDING CITY
Strive to Embroil Italy and
Switzerland in War
Many Leave.
BY GORDON GORDON-SMITH.

Milan. June 22.-The position OF the
Italian population in Trieste IS now crit-
ical in the extreme. An anti-ltalian MOB
was practically in command OF the CITY
for forty-eight hours, wrecklng, PUN,
dering and burning the houses ana
property OF Italians. The rioting be-
gan with attacks on the offices OF the
Italian newspaper, the "Piccolo.'
The police looked on without inter
fering. and conditions became so serl-
Gus that the American Consul called
meeting Of his colleagues and te!e-
graphcd TO the ambassador that all the
consuls had decided to leave Trieste
II order was not restored This had
its effect, and peremptory orders were
telegraphcd from Vienna and the rot
ing at once ceased.
The completely Of the Austrian au-
thorities is proved by the fact that
rioters possessed large quantities OF
petroleum. As the authorities weeks
ago requistioned all petroleum in the
city and stored it in military barracks
in Via Carducci, it was here that
rioters obtained their supplies.
No effort was made TO arrest or pun
ish the criminals. Boots plundered
from the shop of Signor Rossi were
openly sold in the market place for 20
cents pair The only arrests made
are Italian victims Of mobs, including
Chiesa, manager of the "Piccolo,"
whose Offices were wrecked and burned;
Or. Picocchio and DR.. Rangon, presi-
dents Of the Italian benevolent So
cieties and other prominent and re-
spected Italian citizens.
The authorities have evidently aban-
doned all hope of the city escaping
capture by the Italian army, as they
are advising citizens TO leave. All state
employees receive free railway tickets
for themselves and their families.
Germany and Austria are leaving no
stone unturned to embroil Italy and
Switzerland. The latest means is to
establish a battery few yards from
the Swiss frontier and fortify a hotel
at Punta Dele Ire Lingue, so that
when the Italian artillery opens fire
the shells may iall on Swiss territory,
a provoking frontier incident, which
could cause a rupture with Italy.
The Latred of everything German in
Milan is excmplifed by the meeting Of
Italians having German names TO take
steps to have them changed for Italian
ones.