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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-16
Cautious.

cautious.
Edwards-Will you dine with US this
evening? We are going to have .
pheasant.
Eaton fond Of his. stonaach) And
how many guests?
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-16
Just Becoming.

What do you think? i met the
young widow You pointed out to me.
and she wore ! stunning green suit"
"Oh, l forgot to tell you she VA .
grass widow" IL
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-16
naturally.

Did you hear that Bins business IL
all going up?' &
Poor fellow! By the way. what i
his sbusinoss?!' sa ss
Hes an aviator"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-16
Defined.

0efined.
Pa, what II 4 club?" :
"a club, my son, is a place where
persons who have nothing to do con.
greEate to do e"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-16
rhl Point IA viaw

4 Tho Point Of View.
THAT Tom Jones Is i selfish beast!"
What makes you say that?'
He took the last hot roll on the
plate Just, as was reaching for it"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-16

She wrote one day some lines on ''Tfme,''
That locally, made quite, stir;
Twas years ago she wrote the rhyme
Now Time IL writing lines on her.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-16
n.lmnression.

81 neutrality-suspicious.
To keep up with the style you Try,
AS you forget the past.
But somehow every hat you buy
Looks fu1niAr than the last.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-02
MOVIE coMalNATloN.

LONDON Sept. Announcement
is made in a Copenhagen dispatch Of
the amalgamation of two of the great
est moving picture production com
panies i'm Germany and Denmark re-
spectively The capital of the com
bined enterprise will b enearly $4,000
600. A number Of German producers
have already arrived i'm Copenhagen TO
range the details of the alliance. The
effect may be farreaching, as the Dan
ish firm sells its films mostly i'm Eng
gland, France and Italy. There is a
prospect therefore that German films.
produced in Denmark, may be shown
during the coming season I'm London,
Paris and Rome. Whether the laws of
the belligerent countries can be made
to cover this contingency under the
head Of Trading with the enemy" re.
mains to be seen
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-02
WEDNESDAY CLUB is
PROVING SUCCESS

The members Of the Wednesday
Club or ladies of Elkdom met yester-
day at the Elks clubhouse in an all
day session. The morning hours were
devoted to shopping on the part of
many of the ladies', all gathering at
the noon hour at the clubrooms for a
splendid buffet lunch During the al
ternoon the ladies' participated in
cards, 500 being played and many
showing themselves extremely adept
at the game.
The ladies will meet on Wednesdays
twice each month, enjoying cards and
general social privileges Prizes will
be awarded the winners at the card
games Already the meetings have
created marked enthusiasm and all
are extremely interested in the sue
cess Of the organization. About 25
LADIES attended yesterdays gathering
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-02
ANOTHER CHANGE TO
TEST THE DRY LAW
Globe Resident Arrested Charged
With Bringing Liquor into
State of Arizona.

GLOBE, Sept As Sam Yahura,
an employee of the O. d. mine. step
ped from the incoming passenger
train he was arrested by Deputies
Gilmore and Wilson on a charge OF in
Producing liquor into the state
The suspected man was taken To
the county jail, where his grip was
opened and found to contain three
gallons of whiskey. The whiskey
was in gallon jugs which were not
sealed, but merely corked tightly
Yuhura did not seek to explain
away his guilt, admitting he bought
the liquor in Lordsburg, n. NJ, and
that he brought it in the state with
a fun knowledge of the consciousness
if detected He denied, however that
he would have sold any Of the liquor
claiming it was intended for his per
sonal use only.
There was rumor adoat late yes
terday afternoon that this trial would
serve as test in accordance with
the belief of many attorneys regard
ing the recent supreme court deci
sion in a Kentucky trial, many Of
whom contend liquor may be brought
into the state for personal consump
ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-02
PRAISES HINOENsURe.

BERLIN, Sept Emperor William,
says the Overseas News Agency, ad-
yised in a telegram, Field Marshal Won
Hindeuburg, in commemoration of the
anniversary of the battle Of Tannan-
burg i'm East Prussia, in which the
Emperor alluded oas a deed of
arms unparalleled i'm his tory" and
basis Of other powerful blows admin
istered since then-the winter battle
of the Mazurian Lakes, the battles
of LODI and Lowicz, and the wonder
ml campaign leading up to the most
recent events. "All German hearts
continued the telegram, beat higher
when you are thought of. l feel I
should again thank you on this day
from the bottom of my heart. You
have engraved your name in iron let
tiers on the tablets of history"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-02

their course and let the Muavent
glide through between them
Beyond the destroyers we sighted
eight torpedoboats, churning through
the Esenkoi Bay in pairs, each two
keeping in a sort of echelon position.
! admit that things began to look very
interesting.
but the eight torpedoboats, like
the two destroyers, kept looking after
their business. whatever that may have
been. So we went at the same speed.
Just as we rounded the northern
promontory which helps to form Morto
Bay, the silhouettes of two British line.
ships came into view I held the Mua-
vent for the bow Of the nearest. and
kept this course until we were close
to her. Naturally, | expected to have
my boat detected each instant and
have a few shells come her way.
Nothing'of the sort occurred. however.
TO have a torpedo striek surely it
is necessary to have its course run as
closely at a right angle to the side
of the target as possible. This Obliged
me to steer to port in a slight curve.
because ! had decided to torpedo the
British lineship on her starboard side.
which was nearest to the open water
through which the Muavant would
have to escape.
THE Muavent was discovered Just
as her broadside became visible TO
the lookouts on the British lineships.
A night signal flash began to work.
Its long and short blinking spelled out
what ordinarily is the Morse letter 'O'.
u wasn't quite prepared to give an
intelligent answer to that, but felt that
the tnquiring was for me. got to
work with my own night lantern. and
also spelled o. taking # for granted
thai a repetition Of the signal on may
pant would at least delay some other
action or prevent for few moments
lie making Of another inquiry.
i@Fhe ruse succeeded. After a few
seconds delay, the signal man on the
Goliath again flashed 'O'. replied
with the same number of dots and
dashes, and having now come within
$50 to 400 yards of the British vessel
amidships, made up my mind to fire
the three torpedoe tubes.
"The third 20 of the Goliath's sig.
nal man came more speedily than the
preceding two. / lanced one torpedo
then number two and three ten sec
onds apart
"The first torpedo hit the Goliath
well forward ! saw a binding flash
and a cloud of smoke. Before the
second torpedo struck near the for
ward mast-the vessel had already
listed to starboard
BY the second torpedo an explosion
in the interior of the Goliath was
caused. Before the third torpedo hit
the vessel was as good as totally lost
1--WE started on our return trip with
a little better speed but kept the fires
down, because / didn't want TO have
the sparks from the tunnels show
where we were"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-02

Jimmy Lee, tonight produces "Col-
lege Chums" This offering promises
to be one fthe best given by the
company now playing at the Orpheum.
With the company of well balanced
people, such as the Lee company can
honestly, boast Of the rendition of
most any material would be good to
see.
In tonights play Lee impersopates
woman and the antics which he
goes through would do justice to the
best. Lees comedy, ably supported
by each and every member Of his com
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-02

Good quality scratch pads. SC and
1Oc per pound. Job Department, Re
view office. 27O
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-02
Mrs. Marye standing at left.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
ELECT new OFFICIALS
Big Meeting Is Held BY Local
Council of Order and Off
GERS for Year Selected.

At well attended meeting of the
Bisbee Council No. 500, Knights of
Columbus, last evening at the X. Of c.
hall, was held the annual election
of officers, for the ensuing year The
gathering was one of the best of The
entire year, from every standpoint
The officers. follows:
Grand Knight Ben. J. Kelly; Dep
uty Grand Knight, John FitzPatriCk,
Chancellor, John Breslin; Recorder
John Fitzgibbon; Financial Secty-
Thomas Mounier; Treasurer, Joseph
Downs; Advocate. Joseph Lutz; War
den, Joseph Eden; Inside Guard
James McLoone; Outside Guaru
Thomas Feeney; Trustees, J. d. Pro
vencher. p. NJ Kelly and William
Truax, Jr.; Chaplin, Father c. Mandin
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-02
CLERK FINISHING
COMPILING AMOUNT
OF TAXES NOW DUE
A. C. Karger Will Be Ready to
Turn Over to County TreaSur-
er RooS Final Work on Matter
BY Saturday Evening.

TOMBSTONE, Sept 1. Especially -
The work of compiling the amount of
taxes due on the assessments in Co
chise County is being rapidly com
pleted by Clerk Karger and his force
of assistants, and the books will be
ready to turn over TO the County
Treasurer on Saturday night. The
taxes have all been figured out and
the hooks are now being balanced.
There are over 5000 items to be
checked up, so that the work is no
small job and has been completed in
record breaking time. Treasurer Ross
will have his force at work Monday
mailing out the statements to the var
ious tax payers of the amount Of
their taxes Accompanying each state
ment viii be a copy Of the following
notice:
Enclosed, please find statement Of
your State and County taxes for the
year 1915.
Under the "semi-annual payment of
taxes" law passed by the second
Special Session of the State Legisla-
ture, 1915, the first installment Of the
1915 taxes becomes due and payable
at this Office on the first Monday
(6th) Of September, 1915, ana unless
paid on or before the first Monday
QsD of November 1915. win bear in
terest at the rate Of 10 percent per
annum from that date until paid, and
there will be added 4 percent on the
amount of taxes and Is percent per
tract city or town lot, as costs. The
second installmem becomes due and
payable at this office on the first
Monday (6th) of March, 1916, and un
Z less paid on or before the first Mon
, cay (IsD of May. 1916, viii bear in.
I terest at the rate OF 10 percent per
annum from that date until paid, and
there win be added 4 percent on the
amount of taxes and Is percent per
tract, city or town lot, as costs.
In case your schoo: tax of $3.50 OF
road tax of $500 has been added and
{ you have paid same for 1915, it is
ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY for you
TO attach receipts for same to your
remittance in order 20 obtain credit
therefor. These receipts will be re
/ turned.
Personal checks cannot be accepted
I Remittance must be made by cert
/ fed check, post office or express mon
/ ey order
Please return enclosed statement oil
/ taxes with your remittance.
Yours truly,
II. S. ROSS.
Treasurer and EN-oliciC
Tax Collector
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-02
TUCSON'S BUDGET IS
LARGE INCREASE over
LAST YEARS EXPENSE
TucSon'S Expenses Increase
While Income Decreases; Abb
SenCe of Liquor Licenses Bring
"PinCh": More Raised Directly

TUCSON, Sept. THE city council
approved the budget for the year at a
meeting yesterday afternoon, and set
September 80 as the time for fixing
the tax levy and hearing any citizens
who wish to protest against any OF
the items of the budget.
The total estimated cost of running
the city for the year is placed at S22S,-
s24OO as against S211. 1880 for last
year. while the amount to be raised
by taxation this year is placed at Sl22,-
726.OO as against a little more than
s75.0OO.OO last year The great in
crease in the amount to be raised by
taxation is largely due TO the loss in
license revenue due to the adoption
of prohibition The amount which IL
is estimated will be raised from sourc-
es other than taxation this year is
placed at S1O60980O almost 100000
less than the amount raised this way
last year.
Because of radical changes I'm the
city accounting system many expenses
are classified under different headings
this year from last, so that compar-
ison of the two budgets is difficult.
but the total estimated cost OF operat-
ing the city shows an increase OF
more than $4,000 which taken with
the loss in license fees makes the great
crease i'm the amount which must be
raised by taxation The tax rate viii
be established by the council the last
of next month, but according to George
II. Smalley, who has made study of
the matter, and assisted in preparing
the budget the rate this year will
probably be SO cents on the hundred
dollars. Last year the rate was SO
cents.
The budget was approved with little
discussion. as each of the councilmen
had been furnished copies of it IN
advance, and had an opportunity OF
becoming familiar with its yariou.
items
At the suggestion of the Nationa
community DtlAtIllNll A0o'NloNANli
Sunday, October g. was designated
Community Betterment Day in Tue
son, and Mayor Bernard instructed ia
issue a proclamation urging everyone
TO assist in making the day memoir
able.
Some of the ways suggested
in which this can be done are by Civ
ing thought TO the good things about
us-saying agood word for the commun
ity-s5ing to church shaking hand'
with neighbors, greeting strangers
and displaying the flag. The designa
ton Of October as Community Bet
torment Day viii be general over Tho
country according TO the national as
sociation.
Bills for August We're approved an'
the council adjourned, until the regula
September meeting, Tuesday evening
the seventh.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-02
CAPTAIN OF SMALL
WAR CRAFT TELLS OF
SINKING LINESHIP
Rudolph FirIe, Commander Of
Turkish TOrpedObOat Mauyent
Which Sunk Goliath, Tells StO-
ry of Exploit to Correspondent

CONSTANTNOPLE. Sept Cap
tainLieutenant Rudolph Frle, com
mander of the Turkish torpedoboat
Muavent which sent the British line
ship Goliath to the bottom Of Morto
Boy on sid-eLBahr, i'm the DardanelIes,
has told his own fun story Of his ex-
plot to The Associated Press cores
pondenL amplifying with some inter
esting details the earlier accounts.
Captain Firle is youus man Of 80
years. but looks no more than 20. He
is a Rhinelander, slight of build. and
speaks English almost without for
.eign accent The torpedoboat he com.
manded was one of four vessels of the
same class which were transferred
from German to Turkish ownership
several years ago Before her change
in ownership she was known as the
"S-l65".
When asked to relate his experience
in sinking the Goliath, Captain Firle
proceeded with this STRAIGHTFORWARD
matteroffact narrative:
THE British ships off the Darda
nelles entrances were causing the
Turkish troops near Sid-elBahr some
trouble 1t was decided that some
thing would have to be done to remove
a little Of the onesidedness Of the af
fair
shortly after midnight May 1913
the Muavent, slipped through the
Turkish minefelds and approached the
British feet Of warships and trans
ports which was lying in and south Of
Morto Bay
"As we passed one of the last pro
montories The British fleet with every
port hole lit and protector playing
gave an the impression of a large city
let me say like Kiel on Regetta Day
"The British ships had on that day
kept up the bombardment of the Turk
ish positions until after eleven o'clocl
at night On the way down, / held ;
council with my two lieutenants as t.
the time of night we were TO make on
attack. We thought at first that Ia,
noise of the bombardment which wal
then still going on, would aid u.s. Late
we decided TO wait until the wear,
crews had turned in expecting that al
ter so strenuous a days wor the
would be too tired to exercise NOR
than a perfunctory vigilance.
1T was proven shortly afterward
that this theory was correct
I'VE continued down the straight a
a leisurely gait of from SEVENTH eigh
knots an hour ordered this becaus
I wanted to get as close to the British
as possible before they would discove
the presence Of an enemys craft
Driving o torpedoboats machinery a
full tin causes great deal Of nois
and what is worse blows too man.
sparks out of the tunnels
1T was about 1890 midnight wheI
! saw ahead Of me the outlines of tw
| British destroyers. They were patrp
ling the strait ! am sure that the
must have seen as But our low spec
evidently fooled them They held t
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-02
TOWNSHIPS OPENED

PHOENIXS Sept 1.-The following
has been issued by the u. S. Land
Office at Phoenix
Notice is hereby given that the be-
low enumerated townships, Of which
the official plat Of survey has been
filed in this office, win be open to en-
try, filing or selection on Sept 30,
1915, at 9 o'clock a. IA:
Township 21S., r. II +. partial.
Township 20 s., r. 25 f.
Township p s., r. p Z.
Township p S., r. is e.
THOMAS A. WEEDlN
Register
JOHN j. BIRDNO,
Receiver
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-02
ANGLE OF BIG TRIANGLE
SMASHED BY TEUTONS

CONTINUED from Page -
tonic troops. The capture marks the
fall of the tenth fortress within a
month under Austro-German attacks.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-02
cAPruRE TuRK ISLAND

LONDON, Sept Paris announc-
es the capture of the island OF Ruad,
lying in the Mediterranean off the
coast of Syria A Berlin semi-ohicial
dispatch says an allied cruiser found
cred on the coast Of Asia Mipor, near
Smyrna.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-02

General PolivanofT, 'Russia's new
minister of war, finds that his ma
tons great difficulty is lack of arms
and ammunition He has secured a
promise from Japan Of material aid
in the way Of munitions, which will
be sent via the trans Siberian rail-
way.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-02
YuAN ~ Ia EMPERoR

PEKING, Sept l. - A monarchist
society is having petitions signed in
an parts of China requesting Presi-
dent Yuan Shi Kai to declare himself
monarch. The petitions are being
submitted TO the existing advisory
council, the members of which are
aDpointees of Yuan Shi Kai The OPP
posing efforts of the monarchists are
being stifled.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-02

Government acquisition and opera
ton Of telephone and telegraph COM
panies and political equality for wom-
en- are strongly urged as remedies for
existing industrial unrest in report Of
Research Director Basil p. Manly to
the United States commission on in
dustrial relations
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-02

pany, is tar above the average and
is finding it's mark i'm crowded audi
ences az the Orpheum.
The chorus is deserving of mention.
The members Of this very valuable
part of the company are well trained,
cOmely wearing clean, attractive
customs Better stnl the Lee chorus
offers good Chorus" work Further
more their dancing indicates consider
able training and a great deal of work
The leads will be handled by Miss
Lee, Miss Eltis, Miss Barber, Bobby
Burns, ne of the athletic turn OF
mind, Lew Mathews aud Frank Vack
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-28
County Commissioners Get
ting Ready to Span Ar
kansas With Concrete.
TWO NEW STRUCTURES
Hope to Accommodate In
creased Traffic Early
Next Year.

August 20 the board Of county COM
missioners will receive bids for con-
struction of the new concrete. arch
bridge across the Arkansas river, sup
planting the present structure which
long since outgrew its usefulness IL
lis the intention to move the old bridge
10 Sand Springs as soon as the new
one is completed, and there 1t IS eN-
nected TO be adequate to its purpose.
II is not known how many bids on
the new bridge will be received, al
Though the work has attracted atten-
tion of bridge builders throughout the
country. Plans long since were com
pleted and the architects estimate
turned over to the commissioners, but
further than that little is known OF
the proposed structure, which Will be
for trolley cars, wagons and other
vehicles and pedestrians.
II is known. however, that some OF
those who contemplate bidding for the
work have figured on taking the sand
necessary from the river near the
building site, and this alone is eX-
pected to take the figures close TO the
engineers estimate Much other ma
terial. including rock. also will be Sc
cured in or near Tulsa, and this too,
is expected to have a desirable effect
on the ultimate cost of the bridge.
owing to the fact that the Arkansas
is a navigable stream, the government
set forth certain restrictions governing
the construction of the bridge. one
of these was certain height for the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-28
MAYOR" LUNCHEONS
ARE GETTING BETTER
Poor Unfortunate Every
Week.

They keep on getting better and
better" said an enthusiastic news
paper man at yesterdays weekly city
hall luncheon, with City Commissioner
g. NJ. Downing as host
Nearly every city official has now
presided at one of the weekly lunch
cons. Commissioner Downing has re-
Gently been out Of the city on a fish
ing trip and he celebrated his return
by giving the feed yesterday. 1t
was the most sumptuous luncheon of
the entire series and everyone con-
cerned is wondering how the hosts
mex week will outdo Downing.
Soup. stewed chicken, roast beef,
real Italian spaghetti, iced tea,
watermelon, ice cream and cigars
were some of the courses on the menu,
and to cap the climax the chef pre-
sented each guest with a cake of con
densed soup, such as Is used by the
Germany army. Each cake is the size
of a small bar of soap and when
diluted makes five good sized bowls
Of soup. They come in various
"flaVOrs"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-28

Compound to me and ! tried it at once
and found much relief. After that |
had no pains at all and could do my
housework and shopping the same
as always. For years | have praised
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound for what it has done for me,
and shall always recommend it as wo-
mans friend. You are at liberty to use
my letter in any way. Mrs. THOMSON,
649 w. Russell St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Change of life is one of the most
critical periods of woman's existence.
Women everywhere should remember
that there is no other remedy known to
carry women so successfully through
this trying period as Lydia Z. Pinkham' s
Vegetable Compound.
If you want special advice
write to Lydia Il. Pinkham Med
~icine Co. (cOntidentiaD, Lynn,
Mass. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by a woman
and held in strict confidence.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-28
0, u, T. LINE PLANS
Big IMPROVEMENTS
New Cars, Better Track and
Pretty Park, Part Of the
Company's Plans.

Plans for the extensive improve
ment of the oklahoma Union Traction
line of transportation are being made
by the owners of the line.
Monday one new car was put into
operation on the Orcutt lake branch
Of the line and officials of the road
yeste erday announced that other cars
have been bought and will be put into
operation within the next thirty days.
Although the track, which is in very
bad condition, has not yet been re-
paired, plans have been made for the
improvement of the rolling stock
A feature which the officials Of the
company believe will greatly increase
the traffic over their road is the i'm
provement Of Orcutt lake park. All
the buildings at the park will be i'm
proved and many new attractions
added The swimming and bathing
also will be improved.