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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-23
Al TIE ILLINOIS

Wild animals IN their natural haunfs.
Just as they live. eat. play. fight and
die. are 70 be seen In moving pictures.
20 be shown a. the Illinois ali next
week John " Ruskin viii describe
the pictures. and. as he was six years
IN the Arctic regions and the tropics.
getting these six reels. his talk viii
De OF great interest. The method OF
getting the pictures involved the out
lay OF SZ5O.O00. The loss Of the lives
OF three OF those who were engaged in
getting the film together was an Incl
dental happening X r. probable that
DO viii be long before tho equal OF this
film will be made again. and II Is
doubtful II II viii ever be exceeded
Ia real interest. Dir. Ruskin was v-Ith
Harry Whitney. North OF &c" when
they met DIR. Frederick Cook OF North
pole fame. Unlike most people. Mr..
Ruskin has faith in Cook as has Mr..
Whitney. He viii describe briefly IN
what dire straits DR.. Cook and his two
Eskimos were when discovered and
saved by the Whitney expedition The
actual taking OF the pictures was &C
cOmplished in a very ingenious man
ner. The various expeditions had built
III EtEAA0AAr NUS WHICH HFlEeti-
auce looked like the stumps OF huge
trees. In these were cut a number OF
apertures. or windows. through which
the pictures were taken. In order that
the clicking noise made by the movie
cameras might not Brighten away the
animals. a Continuance was invented
which initiated exactly this click. and
these were placed around the water
holes and other places frequsnted by
the denizsns OF forest and Jungle.
These contrlvances enabled the ami
mails TO become so used 10 the sound
OF the clicking that they were not
frightened away when the real camera
began TO click. The Job-iike patience
OF the members OF the expedition may
be best illustrated by stating that
sometimes 10 days elapsed when not
q single animal would come within
range OF the hidden cameras. The ter
rift heat u the junEles. and the awful
cold % the Arctic regions had no ter
rors for the daring men who composed .
the party
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-23
FRIAR luck IS DEAD.


GEORGE Byron Fro,hiueaam died at
Burlington. VT. this weck a few
months r.go he was here With us
again as Friar Tuck with the revived
Bostouians when they sang Robin
Hood" an the Illinois. And now We
shan never shear or see MIN asa-n-
and not seeing him Will De regretted
as much as uot-he5rinE him. for the
rich b8sso OF his best days was riv-
allied by his FRANKS as comedian.
which made him the iu.mita5.c Fria-
Tuck rom the early -S1z until the
NIGHT before his death. lie appeared
i'm tine role for the 5.511st time that
night at the Burl nEton opera house.
Mention OF Fro-hiugham brings back
the memory OF that choice group oil
the early BOstoulan DAYS There was
Henry Clay BaTnabee and Jessie Bart
lett Davis. Eugene COwles. and Marie
stone, Tom Carl william Macdonald
and Geraldine Ulmar. and 30 various
times Alice Nielsen. Helen Bar.ram.
Grace NanStudduord and others.
Baruabee is sim living at 81. and
recently published his delightful mem
oirs. The jolly Friar Tuck viii never
again catch the rat that escaped from
the pot in which the supper of Robin
Hood band was cooking. nor lead
the chorus ,ot male voices with his
longhandled spoon as his baton. But
he added greatly to our enjoyment
of life for many years. and if his re-
ward IS in proportion 10 his valiant
service. we may not mourn Tor him
now
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-23

All the news all the time-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-23

satlrday--O dairsqual. The Lucky
s1-
s1rday-~Center Of the Web" The
Mystery ~ the Perpetual Clare" Epi.
code SO. OF ~Zld0ra-" Wanted
Car-ar Comedy
Monday slr Gaiahad OF Fan
U--t-. -NEeu East Meets the West. %
Tuesday Reader % the Minds.
-Jrf Enough 90 Be Grandpa
wednesday -.' Romance OF Old Hol-
T1rt-. -Fatfgs Magic Pants
Iblre lay Kamr's Skull: -Teie-
eram From Mexico
Frdlg--Cr1ss fn the Desert. our
Mutual Girl"
Saturday 'shorty's Folks in Late. %
sunday Case Of McWinter's
Family. ZIdora 40 8. Fortunes OF
War -His Taking Ways comedy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-23
ILLINOIS.

Morday. Jan IS and On week-John
y RusEin presents How Wild AMI
nafs Live" Feature nIrns with lee
TIRE
COMING soon-"Hugh inks
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-23
IhSSS@Ehheatre

victor Potel in When Love and Honor
called Also Keystone comedy The
simple Life" with Fatty and Mabel
Normand
sunday -hlsw * Eriaager present
Under the Gas Light"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-23
Nations HAVE nav PLAY.

FrederiCil and Fanny Locke Hatton
authors OF Years Of Discretion" have
disposed OF a new comedy TO oliver
Iorosco, who viii produce it ere the
season ends. The production viii be
made either on the Atlantic or the
Pacific coast. it is said. on the sus-
picion that dramatic authors are not
without honor save in their own
ueighborhood.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-18
AN INDEPENDENT CLAIM OWNER
AIRS VIEWS ONCLIFTON STRIKE
Says Full and Complete Investigation of the Condi-
tons Leading Up to the Strike and of the Attitude
of the Mine Managers viii Convince Every
body of business of Demands of Strikers.
BY WALTER DoUDNA, OF CLIFTON.

1t is a fact that some infractions Of
the law have been committed during
the present strike. No doubt some have
left the camp on account Of rough per-
suasion. 1t seems. however, that a far
greater number have left with plain
case of cold feet-and il is Just posi-
bic that some have been hurried away
by a guilty conscience. We do not
know Of anyone being dangerously
hurt
The schools are all open with their
usual attendance, women and children
are as safe and as much respected on
the streets as at any time in the his
tory Of the district.
Leaders DenOunce InfractiOns Of Law.
Is to the destruction of property,
some windows have been broken in the
y C. drug store and main office build
ing apparently by irresponsible hood
lums The mana gers of the strike have
rOuudly denounced the few infractions
OF the law in the form Of destruction
of property OF personal violence and
have cOunseled peace and good order
i'm all Of their public meetings anu
private conversations.
Now we would like TO have square
deal in this little isolated corner of the
world. not alone for the strikers but
for citizens at large as well
Alarming Reports Denied.
We want to deny statements printed
I'm irresponsible papers TO the effect
that the managers We're forced to flee
Tor InclT ives that one Of their SUI
perintendents Was dragged through
the streets with q rope around his
neck until the flesh was torn from
him. that the militia was run out OF
the camp that a terrible condition OF
anarchy prevails here. that during a
riot, the sheriff and militia ran INTO
the courthouse for safety. or that
groups Of foreigners are going about
and shifting upon and rOundly abusing
American citizens Such reports as
these we are positively able 10 say are
absolute fslsehoods. Of whole cloth and
a yard wide
Lay Blame Upon Some Refugees.
We do. not accuse the press Of vii
fully publishing all OF these misstate-
ments, but you see, Arizona is dry, and
really some Of us rather suspect that
some of these wild and woody inter-
views furnished TO the press by some
Of our socalled Clifton MOrenci -'refu-
gees were obtained from a bottle at
the first baTrOom they were able TO
overtake.
Good Efforts or Authorities.
Governor Hunt and sheriff Cash have
been accused by the companies and
their sponsors of playing politics and
favorinE the strikers. Now. the writer
Goes not happen TO be Of the same
political persuasion as either the gov
ernor or sheriff but IL should be said
to their lasting credit that they have
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-18
JUSTICE COURTS
J. VI. Denyer, presiding.


state Of Texas VS. Emilio VareIa Juan
Renturia and Arturo Lopez. assault "a
murder; filed
state or Texas vs.. Ysidoro RueIas,
theft from person. filed.
State OF Texas VS.. Nick Doe, assault;
not guilty
state Of Texas vs. Frank Campbell,
theft; not guilty.
State Of Texas vs. Encarnacion Fu-
bio. theft Of two COWS. bond fixed at
$500 and hearing set for October %.
state OF Texas Us. ". f. HummeL
swiudluE: filed.
State Of Texas vs. A. B. Contreras.
carving pistol; defendant pleaded
guilty to charge OF disturbing the
peace and was fined s. and costs.
J. }. Murphy. presiding.
State of Texas VS.. n. Strauss. speed
inS; defendant found guilty and fined
IS and costs
state Of Texas vs.. W A. Davidson.
disturbing the peace; defendant pleaded
guilty and was fined s. and costs.
state of Texas vs. b. Bustamentes.
speeding; defendant pleaded guilty and
was fined s. and costs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-18

T the Clifton Morenci district o
Arizona is a considerable class of
people known as the independent
claim owners, or leasers, who are not
directly involved in the present labor
dispute. 7 am one Of these. having
been a resident Of the district for the
past l. years Having noted many OF
the erroneous and misleading state
mcnts and interviews given to the press
OF the outside world. we feel that we
are entitled TO a hearing
In regard 10 the dispute between the
three big operating companies ana
their employees. We would like for the
outside world to know something OF
the following
A correct schedule of wages paid by
these companies about i years ago,
during their last labor troubles, with
the accompanying hours and amount Of
work and the price of copper; also the
various levies made upon the employees
pay checks for hospital fees. water,
light, ground rents and library sup
port with a true statement OF the
service rendered for these later charges.
Then a schedule OF the wage being
paid at the time this strike was called,
and a comparison Of this schedule with
those OF the other camps IN Arizona
Further. a list of the prices at which
the necessaries OF life were purchased
at the company stores. We believe that
If the general public was acquainted
with all these facts it would recognize
the profound justice OF the demands of
the striking miners Of the CliftonMo-
renci-Metcalf district For this pur-
pose we favor federal Investigation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-18
COUNTY COURT.

-ANNAdM ANuhs
state OF Texas VS. Josefa Morales,
theft; filed
State Of Texas US. Rafael san Miguel,
carrying pistol; filed.
State Of Texas vs.. r. u. Davis, carry
ing pistol; not guilty.
state Of Texas VS.. Augustin Ramos.
carrying a pistol; defendant pleaded
guilty and was given 40 days in jail
and fined the costs
State Of Texas VS.. Tomas de Ia Rosa,
carrying a pistol; defendant pleaded
guilty and was given 40 days I'm jail and
fined the costs.
State OF Texas vs.. Len Reeves. non
support; defendant pleaded guilty and
was fined SIS and costs
State Of Texas VS.. j. Weston. selling
liquor to minor; defendant pleaded gull
ty and was fined SOS and costs
State OF Texas vs. J. A Neville. SELL
ing liquor TO minor; not guilty.
A : Woods vs. T. A. Walters and
Charles a. King. suit on note: filed.
State OF Texas VS. o. C. Newbrough.
speeding; found guilty and fined SIS
and costs
state of Texas vs. +. F. Weisman. ap-
peal from justice court; found not
guilty OF speeding.
Park brothers VS.. Mrs. A NJ. Clark
and X B. kreel, suit on commission and
garnishment; filed.
Park brothers VS.. T. I. Marin. garn-
ishment; filed.
State Of Texas vs. Jose Luis Velasco Emil
lilo Nalenzuela and Manuel Ayala. false ac-
cusation; jury disagreed and was dis
charged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-18
BREAK 4 CHILD'S
COLD BY GIVING
SYRUP OF FIGS
Cleanses the little liver and
bowels and they get
well quick.

~ " men your child suffers rom co,a
i TCL wait: give the LIME sro,,sci,
~ CT and bowels senfIe ,sSo- 49, : =,
I oIsalSii,S at once. When croSs - "a
~. -St- LlsliesS, pale. doesn't sIeeD- at or
--l itt urally. If breath is had st0r1,(f,
So sLse a tedspOOnful of -CalifOrn7a.
AZ W or rigs. and in a few hours m
S tiy clogs d-up, cOustipated waste Son-
nc ana uudlsested food will acurIJ-
l ,.lo1,e out Of the bowels and YOU bave q
"g1' playful child agaiu.
II your child coughs. snufres and
HaS caught cold or is feverisb on ras !,
SSoIe throat give q GOOD dose OF Cali
tolA-1 syrup Of Figs" TO evacuate ne
ooN els no difference what other trcrt-
meut is given
Slck children needn't be coa,-e5 70
.lke this harmless ~fruir fayarf,-s-- -
unions OF mothers Keen ia HANDY NJ
C.'lse lney Know its action on the
StoIlach. liver and bowels is proulbr
ana sure They also know a uttle
sven to-day saves sick child to-
Ask your druggist for a 5o-cent
o9ttle Of california Syrup Of tigs~
men contains directions for babies
Cliildren Of an ages and for groyvn-uDs
piainiy on the bottle Beware or
epunterieits sold here. Get the genu-
me- made by California Fir- Svrr1n
company Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-18
Ago Today
From The Herald Of This
Date. 1901.

Dr. NJ. P. schuster left for Baltimore
todays
J. W. Fisher went TO CIoudcroft this
( morning
Frank Coles went to AIsmogordo this
morning.
Mrs N. p. Schuster has returned
from her California trip.
DR.. j. /. Bass, formerly OF south
Carolina, has opened an office in the
Center block
Miss Nellie Lyons and her mother
got back TO Ell Paso today from an eN-
tended trip east
George Sauer is to leave for New
y ork where he will meet his wife and
children bringing them To this city 70
IT, e. Myles leaves tonight for Kan
sas city 10 interest the National Here
iord association IN the cattle show 20
De held here during the carnival
Miss Edith L. Nee. teacher OF draw
ing in the III Paso Normal and Com
merclal college. has been awarded the
prize for the best symbolic design for
the mid-winter carnival.
\. T. Carne. of this city. addresses
an open letter TO The Herald voicfng
the action OF acting mayor Baum ON
his opposition To the r rail in Ell Paso.
George Rowland and daughters. Miss
sheldon. of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
~ Mchinneu. Messrs. DeGoncier and
% Brien, make up a party that is to
spend fortnight ~ the Corralftos ha-
cieuda- They left this morning on the
Sierra Madrc line.
With the return Of cold weather. the
eunc0 man made his appearance in F.l
paso today. Even that hardened obi
sleuth. George Harold. is taken aback
by the boldness of the coup executed
this morning at the expense Of George
Buck. a ranchmau
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-18
SAYS 100000 ARMENIANS
MASSACRED BY THE TURKS

New York, oct. 1S.-Resolutions pro-
testing against The messacres by the
Turks Of the Armenian inhabitants OF
Turkey were adopted at a mass meet
ing here under the auspices Of the
American committee on Armenian
atrocities, which has been investigat-
ing the massacres and which is bring
ing relief TO the sufferers.
". Bourke Cochran OF New York
compared the situat ton in Turkey to
that which existed in Cuba before the
war with Spain and said il called for
a vigorous protest by the united
States. He said he had figures to
show that 100000 or 500. 600 Armen-
ians were slaughtered by the Turks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-18
9th DISTRICT COURT.
Rnmnrh rn1h-.rI -.-..i.It.-

Rio Grande Bank q Trust company
VS.. r. W Moore and r. W. stephens.
suit on note and foreclosure Of lien on
stock; filed
r. +. Micheal VS. National Bag com
pany, suit for $4,000 damages for per.
soual injuries. filed.
May Childress, By next friend. Mrs.
Emma Childress, vs. A. a. Escontrias
81 al; judgment for plaintiff against
Escon trias Tor $1,000
D. Baker Smith vs. b. NJ Russell
trespass TO try title and damages filed
W T. Dudley vs. T. NJ Wingo ct al,
suit on note and foreclosure Of lien;
filed.
George b Bryan and II. s Manuel VS.
II. 5 Pickard, trespass to try title;
filed.
T. = Dill rs. Consolidated Kansas City
Smelling and Refining company. suit for
damage. judgment for $4,000
&. d. Lawrence ". Southern Pacific suit
for $4,000 damages for personal injuries.
filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-18
THE COURTS
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Thomas = AInrex. nrc.idInE.


United States VS. Nose NJ Lujan, pur-
chasing clothing from a soldier; defend
ant pleaded guilty and was given 10
days in Jail and fined SIS.
United States vs.. Trinidad Calderon,
Illicit liquor traffic; defendant pleaded
guilty. bond forfeiture set aside and
was given 90 days in Jail and fined
800.
United States vs.. Jose Estrada, hav-
ing in his possession smuEgled cigarets;
given 80 days in Jail
United States VS. Juan Marin and Oc-
tavianO Sabala. having in his posses
sion smusgled alcohol; given 80 days in
Jail each.
United States vs. Galloway Phelps.
having in his possession smuggled cat
tie; bond fixed at $3.50, which was
given.
United States VS.. Sabine QueIla. pur-
chasing a United States pistol: defend
ant pleaded guilty aud was given 10
days in Jail
United States vs.. Nike Shalhoub.
having in his possession smuPgled
ciEarets; defendant pleaded guilty and
was fined $50.
United States Us. Capt. = I. Raeney
and VIM Van Sycle. conspiracy TO carry
on retail malt liquor business without
having paid special tax; filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-18
VICTOR OCHOA
FOUND GUILTY
With Jose Orozco and E. L.
Holmdahl Convicted Of
Conspiracy Charge.

Victor l. Ochoa, Jose Orozco and +. L.
Holmdahl, who, with Jorge L. Orozso.
former Carranza consul at FL Paso.
were tried In the United States dis
trict court on a charge of conspiracy 10
violate the neutrality laws Of the Unit
ed States. were found guilty by the jury
late Saturday evening. Jorge Orozco
was found not guilty and was released.
The defendants in the case were
charged with having cOnspired to or
ganize a Carranza expedition against
villa and enc year ago to having
shipped arms and ammunition to Co
lumbus. \. NJ, with the intention Of
invading Mexico with an armed force.
The convictions are said to have been
the first obtained since 1911 on the
charge Of violation of the neutrality
laws. Sentence has been deferred By
Judge T.. $. MaXey, pending the argu-
ing of motion for a new trial. Jose
Orozco is a cousin OF Gen Pascual
OrozcO-
Another Conspiracy Case.
The trial Of Ricardo Aguilar and L
others. charged with setting on foot a
military expedition TO invade Mexico
near Fort Hancock, was started Monday
morning. The party OF the IS Mexicans
5. army officers and troops and were
said TO have had a quantity OF sup
plies i'm their possession.
Jesus Leal was found guilty of the
charge of having 5000 stolen cartridges
in his possession late Saturday evening
and was sentenced to two years in
Leavenworth prison
Dr. John C. Dysart, charged with viO-
latiug the Harrison narcotic law by
handling drugs. pleaded guilty to the
"hI-~e Morday I'm the federal court and
was fined 500, which was paid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-18
J. T.. MULLIN HAS FIRE IN
HOME on PROSPECT AVENIF

Two small fires. attributed TO an ac-
emulation of trash. called out the fire
department Saturday afternoon and
sunday morning The first fire was at
5l6 Prospect avenue. the home Of j. r
Mullin- The flames were confined TO
the basement and the only damage was
to some old furniture stored i'm that
part of the building
The second was at 3O4 10 North
Stanton street. the Diamond Cleaning
works. where smoulderinc trash called
the central fire department at S:I5 a.
m The damage was slight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-18
Soft, Curly, Wavy Hair
Now Easy to Have


waves. without the use Of the ruinous curl
ing iron. are now possible Tor every woman.
Yes not only possible, hut very easily &C
quired over night. and with benefit 10 the
life and health Of the hair Il Is only
necessary To apply q little liquid silmerine
before retiring, using a clean tooth brush
fer the purpose. drawing this down the full
length OF the tresses from root 10 tip In
the morning the hair viii have a most de-
llEhtful curliness and lustrc. without the
least suggestion Of grease or stickinesz and
viii be quite comfortable. no matter how
the hair is done up.
AS liquid siimertne is procurable At any
drug store and few ounces Of IL Will
last for months woman need put up
with that flat. lauk. dsnk appearance Of
the hair which gives sucu an unwholesome
look Of plainness to most faces-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-18
Asst DISTRICT COURT.
u u Dill n-.sFHr-

John Atlir vs. Petra IL Davis ct al
trespass to try title and damages: filed.
Carmen A. de Luera VS.. W. Price. SUIT
for $4,000 damages for personal in
juries: filed.
Fred Wecker vs.. W. P. Book, suit on
account; filed
Louis Goodman rs. A. VI. Thornton
ct al suit TO set aside sale under
trustees deed. on trial
Emma $. Miller vs. ". +. Miller. di-
vOrCe. filed.
Mrs Florence ?. DWyer VS. Adrian aGuz-
man. trespass 10 try title and damages filed.
Lcomis Lewis vs. Texas d Pacific. sIO15e
damages for personal injuries. filed.
Feliciano Cobian VS. Victor Carusso et al.
injunction. hearing set for Oct. Is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-18
Failed To InUite Mr.. Cop
To Dance, House Punched

Maria Rodriguez and Joe Apodaca
residents in the southern part of tile
city were arrested Saturday night in
the midst of a dancing party for hav-
ing a home social without inviting a
special officer to supervise the fights
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-18

utterly miserable living conditions or
a great majority Of the employees We
say that If these can be shown. the
outside world Will certainly recognize
the entire justice OF the cause Of the
striking miners Of the Clifton MOrenci-
Metcalf district
Federal Investigation Needed.
What the district needs. and needs
SOrely. is a thorough and searching in
vestigatiOu by federal commission OF
special Investigator. one who will come
into the district and without prejudice,
fear or favor dig 10 the bedrock II
such can be done he viii certainly
bring to the surface facts and cOndi-
tious which will interest if not appal
the citizen who believes he is living in
a free country and in the greatest re-
public under the sun.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-18
SEEK GERMAN OFFICERs.

NoTIOIh- Va, Oct IS.-The cOas st
guard cutter Onondaga went TO sea
yesterday 10 join in the search for the
missing power boat Eclipse on which
six warrant officers from the interned
German cruiser Kron Prinz Wilhelm
are believed to have gone 10 sea
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-18
s4TH DISTRICT COURT.

Dan II. jackson. Presiding.
Nellie Leah Lawless vs. Harold Richard
LayVless divorce. filed
Mrs. George Clancy vs. George Clancy,
divorce; filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-18

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