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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-10

The Rush Springs X P. lodge is ex-
pected TO come to Chickasha in body
next Tuesday night, to be present at
the comforting of some degre work.
Misses Ldia and Kate Cooper of
Dallas have arrived in Chickasha to
spend the summer with their sister,
Mrs. G. Lyle Smith.
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Mrs. Harry Hammerly will entertain
the Monday Bridge club next week.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-13
Red Sox Haze But One
More Game To Win To
Claim the Championship
PhiIIieS Secure More Hits in the
Game But Fail to Make Them
When Men are On Bases.

BOSTON oct. y Only one game
tonight stands between Boston and
the championship of the world. as for
the third consecutive time the Red SoH
defeated the Philadelphia Nationals
by the same score Tomorrow the
scene of battle shifts back to Phila-
delphia where Alexander undoubtedly
will be called upon to pitch his third
game Of the series in an effort 10 stem
the tide of Boston success The two
teams left Boston early tonight Alex
ander is the last hope of the Phillies.
He is ready and anxious TO go back TO
the box tomorrow.
The Philadelphia batters took rath-
er kindly TO Shores offerings today
and made more hits than had been
registered i'm any previous conflict
Power to- drive In runs was lacking,
however, and eight visitors were left
stranded on bases But Cravath sent
Lewis back to the left field fence
again 10 catch a drive that on the
Philadelphia grounds would have been
hit into The stands good for the cir
cult. Chalmers hurled a fair game for
the Philies Foster undoubtedly will
oppose Alexander tomorrow
If Alexander should prove a winner
I .r. han "a
sixth game of the series will be played
in Boston Thursday Differing widely
| from the two sparkling. blood-unsling
games OF Saturday and Monday to.
days contest was decidedly common.
place The Red Sox got away in from
and We're never headed
Their margin never was very wide
but seemed for all this to be sufficient
The Phillies made a threat I'm their
/ half of the eighth because Speaker
again had trouble with the sun and
let Cravath's single bound over hi.
head, the runner pulling up at third
with a three bagger to his credit TWO
were out at the time. and the fans
we're not inclined TO take the situation
seriously until Luderus. who seemed
10 have found his batting eye al last
slammed out his third single OF th'
day, and sent Cravath scamperinl
over the plate. Dugey went in to ruI
for Luderus and further complicate,
the situation by stealing second. Whit
ted with single might have tied th'
score but his fast liner went diractl!
at the Boston pitcher, who camel,
knocked it down and threw the Phil,
LETT fielder out al hrst In both th'
FIRST and second innings, the Phine
} had runners on second with only on
out. but in neither case were they sd
lyanced ssf ar as third
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-13
THE TAX INCOME
QUESTION IS
DISCUSSED
Briefs Filed in the Supreme Court
Open up the Question of the
Right of Congress to Take
Action in the Matter.

WASHINGTON. Oct 12- Heavier
taxation OF big incomes as relief
from the "disproportionate share" Of
governmental support borne by the
poor under indirect taxation was de-
Tended to the government in brief
filed i'm the Supreme Court in pending
income cases. The ordinary system Of
indirect taxation places a dispropor-
tionate share of the burden of govern
ment support on the poor. says the
brief. replying to a charge Of discrim-
nation in additional taxes of incomes
of over twenty thousand Congress
has determined that a heavier burden
can be carried more easily by larger
incomes
Answering the contention that if
the sixteenth amendment to the Con
stituton still be referred to. income
taxes will be unconstitutional II urges
that the uniformity of rule is limited
to excise taxes and does not direct
taxes. The government contends that
Congress has recognized power to
make classitcations so long as they
are not unnatural and are based on
real distinctions Exemption Of per
sons from taxation on their first three
thousand dollars and taxations on all
income corporation is justified on the
ground that corporations are not per
sonal and family expenses while the
loss means Of support of family by an
individual results in more public
charges.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-13
PROBE AvlAToR's DEATH.

SAN DIEGO, Oct 12-It is indicated
that Lieutenant Taliaferro was dead
when his aeroplane struck the water
The fall was two thousand feet There
was no water in his lungs and his
neck was broken The body. strap
ped to the aeroplsne, was found near
where he sank A court OF inquiry is
investigating
The court examined the wrecked
plane It was towed ashore and its
controls rudders, elevating planes and
ailerons found to be in good order.
The inquiry continues tomorrow Ac-
cording 10 Captain Cowsn tis doubt
ful II the cause is ever known The
funeral is delayed pending the arrival
OF TaliSferros brother, Lieut. Lucien
Taliafero, from Eagle Pass. It viii
he held Saturday.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-13
VILLA TROOPS ARE
MOVING INTO SONORA
AND BATTLE IMMINENT
Two Thousand Reported South
of Columbus, New Mexico,
Headed West and Others Near
BaViSpe.

DOUGLAS, oct 1.-Two thousand
Villa troops are reported by cattlemen
TO be moving westward along the bor-
der opposite Columbus. New Mexico.
General Gales at Aqua Prieta has re-
called his eXpeditionary force sent
west on Sunday upon receipt Of the
reports from outposts.
Another villa force, estimated at
more than thousand is reported near
Bavispe last night In their vicinity
are 900 cavalrymen under Colonel
Carranza. There have been outpost
skirmishes for three days, II is re-
ported an attack on Guaymas, the
only west coast port controlled by
villa, is imminent General Diegues
said be had at his disposition the gun
boats Guerrero, Pacifico and five
armed transports,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-13

TAMPICO, oct. 12.-General venu-
stiano Carranza is expected to arrive
here tomorrow. General Obregun is
here to meet him and conduct him an
an excursion through the northern
states of Mexico. Obregon has not
been advised officially of the recogni-
tion Of Carranza by the United States
and did not comment 10 any great eN-
tent on the subject. He did express
pleasure, however, adding that the
recognition of the Carranza govern
ment by the United States viii con-
tribute materially to the pacifcation
of Mexico
Men fighting with Villa will vel
come the news said Obregon. These
men will abandon Villa and his fight.
They are tired of fighting for him.
Two of his strongest and most dan
gerous men Miguel Diaz Lombardo
and Felipe Angeles have already de
serted him and are now in the United
States"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-13
SINK GERMAN STEAMER.

KALMAR. Sweden. oct u The
German steamer Nicomedia with a
cargo of sixty-eight hundred tons Of
iron ore, Swedish por for Hamburg
was sunk I'm The Baltic sea yesterday
by the British submarine E-19
The Nicomedia was sunk off the
southern point of GLAND. a Swedish
island which Kalmar sound separates
from the mainland. The crew was Civ
en- fifteen minutes to take to the boats.
It is reported that all landed safely.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-13
Russians Drive Germans Back
Along the Highway Near
DvinSk and at Several other
Points in That Country.
BRITISH TROOPS WIN
BATTLE IN AFRICA
Destruction of German Balloon
Was a Feat of Daring When
Fire Balls Were Dropped From
High Attitudes.

LONDON. oct 12.-An Anglo
French force is known to be landing
at Saloniki. but there is considerable
speculation as to where the Russians
win enter the Balkan conflict. Now
that Austria and Germany have en-
tered the Balkan enterprise, it is in
terpreted as a first step toward an
eudeavor to secure a German empire
near the east. there will be no draw
ing back The allies hope with Wig
orous offensive both east and west
they win be able to at least prevent
the sending of large reinforcements to
Field Marshal Won Mackensen.
The French are continuing the Of
feusive i'm Artois and Champagne,
but not on the scale OF recent attacks.
The British after successes in re-
pelling the big German attacks. are
preparing another move at what
point only commanding generals
know. Now that it is started, it be
lieved the French and British viii
give the Germans no rest i'm the west,
and much the same on the eastern
- front. The TeutOns have brought
their offensive move TO an end, eX-
cept at Dvinsk The Russians have
recuperated wonderfully and are
striking back fin their familiar way
The Germans claim another success
west of Dvinsk They are sull fight.
ing i'm the west. They also announce
the Russian counter attacks repulsed
south Of the Pripet river at Nolhynia
and I'm Galicia. The Russians seem
iuPly have regained the initiative. es.
pecialy in Galica, where they claim
victories The territory of this battle
marks the extreme Russian left The
Russian offensive I'm this battle started
several weeks ago, when successes
were won at Tamopol and Trembola
Teuton reinforcements being rushed
up, hard incessant fighting has since
taken place General Won BothmeI
commands the Germans in this sec
uon A German official says the posi-
tion of the German troops with him is
unchanged.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-13
SUBMARINE INVENTOR.

STUTTGART, Germany. oct 12.-
The inventor Of the German subma-
rine William Bauer, is to be honored
by the city OF his birth Dnlingen on
the Danube by a monument An or
ganization for the collection of funds
has been named in Dillingen and the
subscription list has been headed by
donation from the mayor
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-13

Ran for Luderus in the eighth.
XX Batted for Chalmers in the ninth.
Summary: Three-base hit, Cravath.
Two-b8se hit Lewis Sacrifice hits.
Lewis. Whned Shore Struck out, by
Shore 4: Paskert 2, Crsvath Chal-
mers. BY Chalmers 6: Hooper Scott,
Hoblitzel, Shore ., Cady Bases on
balls, off Shore a. Bancroft 2, Burns,
Nichoff OF Chalmers A. Speaker,
Barry, Lewis ?. Stolen bases, Bancroft,
Dugey Double play, Chalmers TO
Burns to Whitted. Earned runs, Bos-
ton 2, Philadelphia J. Umpires,
.OLaughlin, Klein, Rigler and Evans
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-13
pIsAeREEs WITH HUNTS VIEWS.

DIsAGREEs WITH HUNTS VIEWS.
OAKLAND, oct l2-That the honor
system of convicts is failure was the
declaration of Judge Frick Of the state
supreme court of Utah before the
American Prison Association, The
orist think it only necessary to call a
convict man of honor TO make him
one" said Judge Frick This is a
pernicious error. and lets loose on the
community many a dangerous man
The attempt to make good citizens Of
a confirmed rogue is trying to do what
the Almighty has failed to accomplish" "
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-13
REPORT ToLucA CAPTURE

MEXICO CITY, Oct 12-It is re-
ported that the Constiuutionalists have
captured Toluca It is "a granary near
Mexico City Railroad traffic viii be
interrupted for weeks, il is promised.
The Constituencies also report The
defeat of Zapata by Los Reyes.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-13
coNFIRM LOAN.

LONDON. oct. 1.-THE loan bill TO
confirm the raising of a half a billion
from the United States in conjunction
with France. was passed by the House
OF Commons and is expected to receive
the royal assent as passed by the
House of Lords
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-13
ARE
ATTACKING
THE SERBS
Situation in Serbia Is Serious
for the Allied Forces and Does
Not Look Encouraging But All
Fighting Together.

LONDON, Oct. 12-The Serbiaus are
being attacked from the north and
south. The Teutons, after the capture
Of Belgrade and Smendria, are advanc-
ing southwark. The Bulgarians are en-
deavoring to interrupt the communi-
cation north and south of Nish, the
ware time capital and attack the
Serbs flank if they are driven back
by the Teutons The situation is ad-
mitted as serious i'm Serbia. to the
whole allied cause. It is asserted the
Serbians are inhicting very heavy
losses on the Teutons and Bulgarians
but their army quarter of a million
is believed have but little chance of
making a prolonged resistance against
four hundred thousand Teutons and
two hundred thousand Bulgarians
They are arranging to transfer the
capital to Monastry Apparently
Greece has decided to ignore the
treaty under which she was supposed
to assist Serbia i'm case of attack.
[ Commenting on Bulgarian attack, pre-
mier Ziamis said: Greece remains in
a position of armed neutrality" En-
tente decided an energetic action as
soon as the news came that the 8ul-
earian minister has been handed his
passports, Premier Viyiani, Of France.
/ in Chamber of Deputies declared that
France, England and Russia have de-
cided to take joint action Tomorrow
Russian troops will be fighting be
side ours" II is reported that Grand
Duke Nicholas i'm command of the Rus
sian Balkan army, which is believed
i'm military circles will make the Bul-
garians less willing to fight against
Russia, on account Of the deep venera-
tion the Bulgarian peasants have for
the Emperor of Russia and his fam
lily Il is understood Italy has decid-
/ ed not TO cooperate with allies i'm the
| Balkans, being of the opinion that
troops cannot be spared in any cam.
paigu except that of Treutino and
Trieste
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-13
An Employee of One of the Stores
BlameS Governor and Sheriff
for Conditions as They Exist
There.
EVERYBODY MADE TO
JOIN THE UNION
Governors Speech Alleged to
Have Caused ignorant Mexi-
cans to Believe They Were
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-13
FIVE YEAR NAVAL
PROGRAM MADE OUT
President and Secretary Confer
Over Number Of Ships to
Be Built.

WASHINGTON, D. c. oct l2.-
Fifteen or twenty ships of the type Of
dreadnaughts and battle cruisers, a
proportionate number OF sea-goins sub
marines. coast submarines, scout
cruisers. destroyers and auXiliaries,
enough for a new fleet, are contem-
plated by Secretary Daniels Tor rec
ommendation in his five-year navy
building program.
President Wilson and Secretary
Daniels have agreed TO order an ade-
Quately prepared defense strength
fleet which must double in five years.
The details of the number have not
been finally worked out. Another con
ference by the president and secre-
tary will be held Friday, at which the
total will be fixed The fiye-year pro.
gram when completed would add add.
tional dreadnaughts and bate cruis.
ers. nearly a hundred submarines, 10
destroyers and several scout cruisers
with q proportionate number of fuel
and hospital ships.
An important part of the program
will be the proposal of a large In
crease in the personnel of the navy Al
least 5000 additional meu will be
asked to make up the present def
cheney, and an adequate number
sought to man the ships built during
the five-year period The total cost
of the program for the first year il
estimated al $24S0OO,O0O, an increas'
of $lOO,0OO,OOO over las. year.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-13
LANSING CONFERS WITH
CARRANzA'S AGENT
IN WASHINGTON
Hold General Discussion of Mex
lean Affairs But no New Steps
Taken Until Other Republics
Answer.

WASHINGTON. Il. c.. oct. 12.-Sec-
retsry Lansing conferred with Eliseo
Arredondo. Carranza's representative,
today. for the first time since the
Pan-American conference decided TO
recognize the Carranza government in
Mexico. It was a general talk of the
situation Lansing said, and no new
steps were taken The Washington
government is still! awaiting responses
from South and Central American
governments
Senior Arredondo said dispatches
from Mexico hailed the decision of the
United States i'm recognizing Carranza
with great enthusiasm
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-13

SOFIA. Oct - General Jeoof, the
Bulgarian minister of war, who has
been appointed commander of the
army in a statement to a representa-
tive of the foreign press said: do
not desire war Modified army when
the Serbians instead of surrendering
Macedonia concentrated troops on
Bulgarian frontier Instead of com
pelling Serbians 10 adopt complaisant
attitude. the quadruple entente pre-
sented ultimatum to Bulgaria demand
ing breach with Central Powers This
would have meant suicide for u.s. The
Entente counted upon the internal dis
orders i'm this action Bulgaria Is re-
solved TO defend her sovereign rights.
The people are united, in supported
the government
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-13
RENOUNcEs VILLA.

Ell PASO, Oct. 12-General Bander-
as, Zapatista, recently appointed Villa
governor at Sonora, is reported to
have renounced his allegiance TO villa.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-13
HANDED PAssPoRrs.

LONDON oct 12rThe Bulgarian
minister to Great Britain has been
handed his passports, # is officially
announced
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-13

PETROGRAD, oct 12-Although
little was laid upon it in the official
report, the success obtained by the
Russian counter attack on the front
of twelve miles from Garbounoyka to
Lautzegey nevertheless was very
decided one The Germans were com
PEELED to evacuate an the territory
around the highway from Dvinsk and
Novo Alexandriev The general staff
regards the blow delivered TO the Ger
mans in this district a serious menace
10 the disposition of their forces be-
tween Novo Alexandriev and the rail
way from Dvinsk 10 Poniewsch.
simultaneously a strong movement
of Russians southeast Of Dvinsk has
pressed the Germans TO the natural
defenses formed by the lines Of lakes
Pressing westward from Vidzy the
Russian cavalry has occupied the viii
age Of Osue on the west bank of Lake
Bogensky.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-13
new COMMITTEE is
APPOINTED TO CONFER
WITH MINE MANAGERS
Another Effort Being Made to
Settle the Clifton Strike BY APP
pointing New Committee and
Allowing a Selection.

CLIFTON. Oct. l2-Acting on the
request Of Governor Hunt the strikers
will send a new committee to El Paso
to confer with the mine managers,
have selected fifteen and will ask the
managers to choose five of them to
confer with
The governor urged the appointment
TO demonstrate that the miners are
doing everything in their power to
end the strike Prior TO this there had
been a disposition on the part of the
strikers to reject the demands OF the
managers to name new committee OF
employees not prominently identified
with the Western Federation of Min
ers The district is quiet
PHOENIX, oct ~ -Adjutant Gener
al Harris has returned and officially
advised Governor Hunt of the action
of mine managers in refusing TO con
fer with the committee Of strikers
The Federation officials here will make
no further efforts toward settlement
of the strike before returning 10 Clif
ton.
Frank Brown, Of Bisbee, legislative
agent OF the federation, said that relie
measures for the strikers families are
being planned and will be put in ope
ration II strike is not settled soon.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-13

PARIS, oct l2-The destruction by
the aviation corps Of Champagne Of
the German captive balloon of the
type known as sausage" is declared
as a particularly brilliant and diff
cult feat Determined 70 get rid of
the balloon, by means OF which the
Germans had obtained valuable infor-
nation Of Ahe movements OF the
French. a lieutenant who had expert
mented for two months with fire
balls started the attack The vigilance
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-13

LONDON, oct 12.-Another success
for the British armies I'm Kamerun.
German colony in Western Equatorial
Africa. where the allied troops have
been fighting the Germans for several
months, is officially announced. The
statement says "Wumbiagas, in Ka-
merun. was captured by the British
forces after a 3O-hour engagement on
October 9th. The enemy in consider
able number is being energeucally
pursued
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-13

of aerOplanes guarding the balloon
which was moored fifteen miles be
hind the German lines, required four
attempts before the lieutenant rose
above them On the fourth try he
swooped down from height of 10000
feet and placed the missiles accurate
|ly, when the balloon was hauled down
/ The Frenchman came with range OF
the anti-aircraft guns, but managed ia
rise to safety and escaped in a hurri
can of bursting shells.
PARIS, Oct 12.--ln addressing the
chamber Of deputies Premier Vivian
said the Russian troops tomorrow
would be fighting alongside of the
French and British troops 10 the Bal
kans. He said France, Great Britain
and Russia were 10 complete accorC
and had ample troops available with
out weakening any OF the front
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-04-29
COMPANY RETURNS
One of the Fest Dramatic Com
panies to PLAY One Night

This popular company will be seen
again for one night only Monday May
3rd They have selected Fl ON their rep
ertoire farce comedy entitled, "A
Tight Corner" This play was written
for laughing purposes only. There is
no particular plot evolved, but the
bright, sparkling up-to-date situations
and provoking comedy keeps the aud
fence in continuance laughter. The
story is that of man who tries to make
his wife jealous by sending an ardent
epistle to another married woman, and
expects his wife to find the letter and
call him to account. But the wife is
going out to luncheon and theatre party
therefor refuses to allow her evening to
be spoiled She leaves the house to her
husband and friend of the family; the
other woman arrives and then compli-
cations arise. The wife returns home
with her admirer and the husband finds
himself in most compromising position
But with the aid of his friend he wig
giles out of the situation with great diff
ficulty. This play envolves some of the
most farcical situations ever EMBEDDED
into any play. The dress is neat and
the dialogue refined. There is no vul-
garity, a perfectly clean comedy that
appeals to all lovers of drama. Their
prices will be the same and they are de-
serving of packed house next Monday
evening