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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-27
Attendants Tortured to
Force Confession
of Scheme
ON YPRES
BATTLE FRONT
Both Sides Bringing
Up More Men to
Continue Fight

PARIS, April 27-Ths first Of
the wounded from the battle Of
the Yssr canal arrived here TO-
day. They deny smphatioaIIy
that the German sas caused
death to any one. II rendered
the troops In the front line Of
trenches unoopsclous, these SOL
dIsrs Say. and the charging Ger
mans bayonetsd them whore
they lay.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-27
NO SIGN OF
'tIFE0|tbARE
WAR FIELDS
Only Shrek of Shells
Tells of Presence
of Humans
FOEo CONCEALED
FROM VIEW
Scared Land, Wrecked
Houses Compose
Landscape

(Following is the second OF the
stories In the Shepherd series. the
William q. Shepherd. United press
stan correspondent. Is the only Amer
lean representing an individual Amer
lean press organization, now at the
front under official credentials.
third story by him will appear to-
morrow
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-27

STYLES
Four Succumb to Heat
Wave in Windy
City

CHICAGO. April 27.-with heat
waves for April smashed, Chicago
and the middle west was due for an
other sizzling ~ hours today. accord
ing TO weather bureau prophecies.
Yesterday the mercury registered ss
degrees. Only once since the wealth
er bureau was established-in 1899
has this mark been officially TO
corded here In April
The heat belt extended through
portions Of Michigan, Indiana. Illi-
nois and eastern Iowa. At some in
land points and In some Chicago su-
burbs street temperatures OF 90
were recorded. The weather fore
caster said there was signs Of .
break within "a hours. with rain
due. Chicago had four heat victims
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-27

WHY SERVE YOURSELF
lunch az the Hotel oriswoid for %
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-27
Thirteen Babies Ole

CLEVELAND. o, April 27.--
cleveland's record April heat wave
caused the death Of Is babies. heslth
department officials said today. AZ
one time late yesterday the msr-
curry registered % degrees. Rain
brought some relief today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-27
Today's Games.
American

American
New York at Boston. clear
Philadelphia AZ Washington, clear.
Cleveland at Chicago, clear.
st. Louis at Detroit. clear.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-27
international

international
Toronto at Richmond, clear.
Only game today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-27

National
Boston at New York. clear.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia. clear.
Chicago at Cincinnati. clear.
Pittsburgh at 81. Louis, clear.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-27

ne 2ss.::s s: r,-.s s.s rss-a.s D.vs,--
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
FARLEY OVER ROUTE
FOR LIBERTY RELIC

ParieyinE over the route 20 be trav-
elcd by the liberty bell has delayed the
decision Of the Philadelphia officials
ard q Is not known as yet whether or
not the relic will be routed over the
Rock Island and local people given an
opportunity 20 see Il.
According 20 a letter written by Cy-
rus n. Foss. Jr.. secretary 20 Mayor
BiankenburE OF Philadelphia. 20 cities
along the Rock Island lines. the route
By which the liberty bell will be sent
20 the Panama exposition IN san
Francisco has not been determined on
by the committee In charge. Numer-
Gus requests have been received by
the committee from cities all over tho
country and the committee will doubt
less choose the route touching as
many points rs possible.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
'STUDENTSOUT FOR
ILLINOIS H0N0RS
Augustana Has Entrants in Literary
Contests on Tonight and TOmor-
row Mt Normal.

AuElistana college will be represent
ed BY the Adelphic Literary society in
the convention 10 be held at Normal.
III. tonight and Saturday. when the
Illinois Association OF Literary Socie-
ties meets for the second annual con-
vention. Most OF the leading colleges
In the state have societies in the asso-
citation. the purpose OF which is 10
encourage all manner OF literary ac-
tivities in school circles
In the declamatory contest 10 be
held this evening. Miss Gladys Dun
leavy will represent the Adelphic so
ciety against representatives from
seven other schools. including the
University OF Illinois and the Illinois
State Normal university. Tomorrow
evening the Adelphic will again be
represented. this time in the dual de-
bates. when the local society meets
rcpi esentatives from the University OF
Illinois. L. r. Jones and Joe Horbiit
will take part In this debate.
Last year the Adelphic was repre-
scented BY Miss Ruth Mclaughlin and
l. r. Jones and the latter won a gold
medal in debate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

FOX RIVER IS MADE
FISH PRESERVE ALSO

Members af r1e state game ant etH
commission have siEnef sa arfrr sef
tiaa asids enc ret rfgrr "a TRIBUTARY
a. rae tufaots. sad wBirn embffss la-
~ tHe Gtfssr stream a. 0ftHwa. az a.
nsh PRESERVE TIE arfrr goes fsfa
sTsef Wsr c aaf after tHaf Gate Hav
person wno ie rauEnf srfnfnE or
ettenfaa asn f1 any otH-r wuv fate
win - He0s emit Gae VII be- table 90
arresf ant prosecution rhr erIrr
Hrscts an af FBe rtVrr from rov lake
% Offfwa The stream has always
hesn considered one Of tae brsF le enc
srsfr For 1shfrF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
B. S. CABLE HEAD OF
CHICAGO CHARITIES

BENJAMIN SticiSney Cable. son OF the
late r. Il. Cable and brother OF II. $
Cable OF this city. was elected presi-
dent OF the Chicago United Charities
yesterday. 10 succeed the late DIT
Charles r. Henderson.
After graduating from Yale and Col
umbia universities. Mr.. Cable entered
the Law department OF the Rock Island
line in 1888. Ten years later he was
appointed an assistant 10 Secretary
Nagel In the department OF commerce
and labor. and served until the close
OF the TAFT administration. He is ~
years old and a member OF several
Chicago clubs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
Legal.
Executors Notice.

Executors Notice.
Estate OF Maria Weander. deceased.
The undersigned having been APP
pointed executor OF the last will and
testament OF Maria Weander. late Of
the county OF Rock Island. state of
Illinois. deceased. hereby gives notice
that he will appear before the Hon.
Benjamin Bell. Judge of the probate
court of Rock Island county. at the
probate court room. in the city of
Rock Island. at the June term, on the
FIRST Monday in June next, at which
time all persons having claims against
said estate are notified and requested
TO attend for the purpose OF having
the same adjusted
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
Dated 18th day of April. a. ID. 1915.
ROBT. l. BENSON.
Executor.
Williams & Inselson. Attorneys. Mo-
Line. u
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
DESTINATIONS

Afta~ks Woman Tries O. Eud Life
=Fo.lee wrFe called Co ere bone ~
S. " C8adrrY. sl8ts Wee f't~assut
sEFees oa eomptaiat % ttss. L6gis Ni~-
msFsFs Who charged that CawdTFy had
caae b0a1r and sffaeard her. The
u1maa cisirseG that h. had sSrgeE her
Win his sss and later trft. The patrol
gas8a seat Co che place but CoutrTy
succeeded ia esatinE THE pafrolmeu.
WHO failed 60 raj him 90 fhr place.
AZ Boar later CoHdrry'a son appeared
aF a~z14aaTteTs l1oEiaE for bis father
bst vas fait be- had nos bseG located
Omeer carroll sent Co the Coudery
h1ni~ aGd f8gnf CowdrrY iu one o.
enc roosas with che Eaa turned on and
a Considerable qgautity % ths gas 90
fs~ r15ra Or Was believed be had
made an atfrmps Co end bis life. DR.
FteG~ vas samm1ued and Coudery
VAS taETr 10 s. JONAS hospital Of
Seer Carroll. however. had rescued che
nan bF taking hiu1 from che gas
taassd roosa 90 che porch and the ply
siciaa said Little inigFy had been done
CoWferF. fie Vas removed 90 The Jail
o. r. tikrir a charge % assault and
battery o. simpie assault wiii b. aied
assiast hira- Hs is uow held usasF
boats ~ Fif1
g
MFs- TrEsupy i Fred ~ Jury
ttrs- Sana TrasmpF. accused % boot
t-sEirE co Mgscatiar. Uas freed yes
isFdsv b. the federal iury. Who re-
tanned q verdict % rot guilty after
fw8 togrs' dsilbTFafiga- TIE defense
based tsF ease Co proving pT~iaficiai
.tsstlr0ay oa the part % the govern
seats chief witness. =. Joansou-
-
nssti~<rgrs Plead Cuiityg Fined sio9
Mary krFn sat =. 20. Houck. both %
Maseastar. charged wita violating t1@
federal law. Co. tkat they illegally sod
iias9r. catered = plea % guilty When
arranged sna we're given 500 fae
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
saafrf area sssws s-sessi.ssios
uEATHIE OBSERVATIONS.

rb- preserves ere Below ere ssrrsI
aa sff rarf.ers % ere ssservsss7s ertt
see-sf Fsr valley ~ ere Ere River a.
Fsr vsrfa are slscE sss ssrte par5se
-aasE VITA e. ErelErs sEsrs rsEsFf
over oref-Fr W5rsaaa CiseFFaf rass
81 srsv zee -esGtsre frsns rer f.sefrT
eaasF rs tae eastern. Gsee9 esaaesal-.
slsrr aaf scattered Showers Esrs o.
esrr-5 frea ire lake reElsa SEE tes
SCI faUrra.r valley southwark Co
Varsa garerea urrateflr lower Esra-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
SCHOOL BAND IS
hit At CONCERT
Annual Program AZ Aarustaaa Dem
ss.trsGss HiFh Eaiei~aeJ q
ne OrxanizsEiaa-
laEGEsr EvTE WITH 80 PrEcEs
rsarfJ Mag Csaesrt TAKE Place "a
Eh~ Csffsrs Campas az 3 To-
msrrev fvsaiaz.

Aarassass tas sever bad more
satiseaetory eesesrt ~ ear college
eHna. ghaa mar Eiren On ths sudifar
tsm lass sgsassE Tbis is tas largest
tand n faa schoors slstarY. g0 pfeces
sontrflutiaE ts enc sragrsm aat-r ere
airsetioa ~ Carl ff Ea.qaisf.
rhe most popular sefeefiaa ~ thT
svenfaa sas "'rnr tfsanfr'i tteasr. a.
eescrf9ffee faafasia. VAIN Vas 1.tTr
81 wiFh RanfrrraI etfrfrrss aga rur
ssmhir "'rrrasllfn rfeer n ts
EraoEs sad college Overture hf
Moses ufr-lrs. were alsa ven gwen
aad greatly aggregated
Miss mieaaaf Mass8sor frtd-r al
D. srnrrf o. sarrrae tat aItirf f1 f1r
pleasure M enc program wf'H fna wri
iafsrBrefr't readings FHe singing ~
aflsH WuHeimtat tf-fef fesrTf hifHlf
gofn mesf roaas agt-s wtf appear
o. fscifsf fa enc seaF rtflrr
Tive Nsst fears
fr us expected rlaf .Va CONCERTS N.|
b. given BY WW srEtszarIsH arys
years enr a mr rtu rrTm frf eev
earurf on Be spring s-rH rHr naHt
hopes e. have IF Nt.fglsr sft.g aett
year
ramorr1.g HaratHf sf 81 s.e.srs fts
band wuf give Hs tsassI Wtr cav
canerrF aa rHr college, esMags aat a1
tae tfffr1ooH V.I aaertF tr t1r f-s
tvti la sr Br.t sf Prospect park.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
BUILDING PERMITS
ISSUED THIS WEEK

Gltfisr permits tssasf ~ tesese-
tsF T. tf sssee EgrjsE tss tass wceE
tsetafet 6ne f1r srfrFaEf9as ar tsr
bone 90 or Joseps ~ o. SILVA f1s
twentieth street fa rasf ssGc9. TIE
warf 81 t5 BE- sane 81 r Hisurrs. ree
rsEat aHagnt 81 eestrars Wor6 Co BE-
started ss rssstf o. permits tss4se
tbfs wses bel tls2Sl T9rfawtsE Is ere
Uss
AaEass u-rr-sac f7r PRED tr-
vfs. 1878 Flfre arFuas. al-
frrsEl1a ...r.s.... -r.--r...H e-
tf-arF "a Horst eeapsrT. f7r
pc tf1susrs tG0e stsEeee5s
ssrreg. garage .... .......s.s tl1
W WsFerEar,sser. far FafretIe-
Peter. 1895 rrisE sTreEs. re-
eair ere loss ....... ..-...r 800
tI Tappsn.farf. 1875 gagrte av-
eEar. repair ere loss ....... $3.50
= sfevsFs. t1r uf Jasras ur
SILVA. SOS r5uestirfa street.
aIErraFfrn .....a. ...r..r... 5000
ftstsae. Celslas q tis@asrle
rer Carries seser5tsr. z@It
rfrta sverss. sttsrssiae ..-.- tg1
a. Col carlsee. tttf FoertseatE-
ssd hair street. sltesstiaa- 900
Mas tfastlegse. So &sgseEk
a0rrus. ksseh-a ...........r 100
Truna FsrEiss. Cor ArgrtaE
trgf rsetfsh avsrsr. dwell
nr ..................,-... 1850
" uasler. t6- villas wsltr
rr ttzt Eleventh. avraar. a.
Erfaflqr ...r..... .rer.r.e go
ssrt Wtsec5ses fsr 81 TsEman.
srgg Vtfth sgsaas. garage 500
rstaI .................... ssss8
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30
DAY IN DA NEWPORT

'nrd coart costs and a sentence o. 30
DAYS iu the Muscatiuc county iaii hy
Judge Wade Houck and the Kern
aoaan pleaded guilty when first in-
fIctsf. but asked a stay % sentence
uhirh was granted J. " Dewitt and
o. - Bartlett Wcrc attorneys for the
two.
Dick Anderson. William Walker and
pcimar A. Craidoes. all charged with
selling liquor illegally. pleaded guilty
90 Judge wade and were fined 500
and costs each and all viii serve 80
days 90 the county lail 10 Muscatine.
All are Muscaiine men.
%
New Feieryary Park Siewardess-
Miss Cisavea. stewardess az FeieryaTy
park Inn for several years having re-
signed. the park board has employed
Mrs. }. X. Buck 90 take her place. The
change In management will take place
Hay 1. 4 considerable amount OF re-
pair work will b. done on the inn pre-
paratory 20 the opening OF the regular
summer rush.
Thought Taxi Was Jit; Refused Pay
When =. SJrcmml. and r. Schneidt.
20 Aiaquok.ta we're waiting for a car
On Rock Island Wednesday night an
automobile which they believed was a
iitnsy bus approached and the driver
called Davenport They boarded
the car. which vas operated as a tit
usy bus during the day time. and came
TO Davenport When they aiiEhted az
the corner % Second and Brady
streets Charles Evans. the driver. ask
- them for % cents each. stating Il
vas 3 taxi-eab. An argument ensued
In which All three vcre arrested. The
Maquoksta men established their case
and all three weFc dismissed after
hearing
Counterfeiter l. Senteneed-Charles
= Abbott. Jr.. charged With counter
fsitinE. uAs indicted By the grand jury
yesterday. pleaded guilty when ar
raiEned before Judge Wade and was
srutsnced 10 serve three months In
the eouu;y iaii IA siuscatine and pay
the costs % the case. Abbott attempt
- 20 raise = one dollar bill TO a $40
note and then attempted 20 pass a.
Tie uas arrested on April 10. this
year.
Obituary Beeord-Thomas Hansen.
. veteran Of the Franeo-Prusslan war
% ts70-7i. died az local hospital yes
isFdsy after an operation for stomach
trouble. lie had been in the hospital
two weeks lie Was 81 years OF age.
Deceased vas born In Sehleswig-
Hoistsin. Germany. and studied two
years IN Aeherhau school In Kappeiin-
lie came 90 America and directly 10
Davenport IN isSS. In 1855 he was
married 20 Sophia Hoeppner. Mr..
Hansen for Is years was connected
With the Peter Lamp Iron company.
and for the last two years he has been
employed on IN. Rock Island arsenal /
lie ~as a member OF the Deutcher
kFtcEcr Vercln and the GermAnia
SacnEerehor. Besides his widow he
- survived by one daughter. Mrs C. 4
= Gosttik. and three sons. Rudolph,
Cornelius and Harold.
The remains OF Bertha Klein Gels
Ter. whose death occurred at Mrauo-
keta. arrived in Davenport yesterday /
and were taken 20 the Mt Lebo Gene
terry for interment- The remains were
here by the husband and
members OF the family. Rabbi Vein
stein ofteia;ed. The palIbearers were
Abe Rothsohiid. y. Levi. Sol Moritz.
Sol Hirseh. Henry ochs and Z p. Ad-
Ter.
District Court News-Elizsbeth r.
Hart. charging cruel and inhuman
treatment and also desertion. has in
stituted divorce proceedings aEaiuss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

s=rasa--s are tasef OF ere Rocky
ez9sataiE Fistesus utfe frr~siaE
weather fra-a eastern wzshiEEtpe and
grsseFu tfssF s8afFuart f1 Nevada,
Cs~aesafiT falr weather. uistugt aag
iaportasF essaE- ia temperature. is
taafrstrd feF ss5s ajrisisy tpaiEaf and
HaEgsr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

The law eHes Of WALKER taEram q
Sweeney snd ere oner m che NsrF
ffiand rtgfs a Abstract company have
been removed from E8e Peoples VA
tionaf banf buft.ar ts suite so9-2ts.
ON secoa6 facr OF enc sew Central
Trust huflGfnz af eoreer 81 EiEs-
tasnth strrst AMI rhfrd avenue =Nsg
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

New ; and 10 Cent Store-A ten year
lease was closed yesterday by which
the KiuE estate transfers the four
story property now occupied by the
JunFk Bros. company on Second be
tween Main and Harrison streets 10
the s. :. Eresge company OF Detroit.
Mich. which viii open a i've and ten
cent store there the first Of next year
The building Is a brick structure. four
stories and basement The Kresge
company will occupy the basement
and first two floors and viii sub-let
the two upper floors. s. :. Kresge.
president OF the big Detroit concern.
signed the lease for his company aud
William Haase. trustee. for the Klug
estate. The manager OF the new store
has not yet been announced. The
kresge company Is capitalized at $40
0oO. 900 and operates FIVE and ten cent
stores In nearly every state in the
union. The present store will be No.
l2T. The JunEk Bros. company has
not yet announced its future plans.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

rass. trt=vtrEif Wslcs. aEss "a.
committed safrtts bV tastss earboHr
s.ff sE ere home q BE wife. aear
orgaee ueesssir sreatis wss sttsz-
r,f 49, Ear esass
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

ten Hart. Hing the petition yester-
through Attorney ". NJ Cham
berlin. The couple were married July
9. 1855. az Marion. Ind
Eulaiic Baldwin yesterday was
given a decree OF divorce from her
husband. Eugene Baldwin. by Judge
House. She was given the custody of
the minor daughter. Giace Baldwin.
and allowed Sle per month for the
support Of the child. Waldo Becker Is
the attorney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

er-I've only got so cents. Town Clerk
You're lucky.-Philadelphi Buile-
tin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

Licensed 10 Wsd-Edward J. Kuelp-
er and Esther NJ. Vennekohl. both Of
Davenport: Edward c. Dreher and
Frcda LANCE. both OF Davenport: r
r. Sapp OF Esthervilie and Matte n.
Clark OF Princeton. III; Gerhardt j.
~. wscken and Margaret J. Thomas.
both OF Peoria. Harold l.. Sass and
Emma C. Frocschle. both OF Daven-
port
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

Lucky 10 BE Poor.
Caller-How much for marriage Ii
cense2 Town Clerk-One dollar. Call
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

District Court News-Elizsbeth r.
Hart. charging cruel and inhuman
treatment and also deserfion. has in
sutuied divorce proceedings against
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-30

y v sHENIEH. Local ForeeasteT.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-16
EAVES FOR TUCSON AND BRIDE
LOCAL BUSINESS MAN WILL RE- TURN TO elsBEE WITH
 WIFE SUNDAY

Robert l.. BeatoR well known bus mess man of the district and one of the proprietors of the Queen Laun- dry. left for Tucson last evening on the Golden State Limited He will return to Bisbee tomorrow morning bringing with him his bride. former ly Miss Florence Wooden of Tucson The ceremony will be performed at the home of the brides parents in the old Pueblo city this afternoon at 2 o'clock
 Friends of Beaton in the district are not surprised at the announce ment of hhe wedding It has been knoan for some time that he was en- gagged and that the date for the sol- emnizine of the ceremony was not far away However, business asso- ciates and friends of tte young Bis beetle join universally in wishing him a pleasant journey on the sea ol matrimony, and will doubtless an- nounce to him with clarion voices their feelings on the matter when be arrives here Sunday morning with his bride
 Mir. and Mrs Beatou will make Bisbee their future home. living at the end of o. K. Trail where Mr. Beaton has lived since he first came to the Warren District They will be at home to their friends after the first of the week
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-16
PensIons M AvaIIabI.
No Eneouraaement.

lt was hoped that either the gov, ernor or attorney general would sug gest some means by which the ln- digents could be cared for either by the state or counties, but from neither comes any encouragement and the only possible relief in sight seems to be a special election for another initiated measure which would eliminate the harmful provi- sions Of the present old age and mothers pension law This would require at least three or four months before the people could be given sn opportunity to reverse themselves on this pension law, which has simply barred, for the present any possibil. 1 fly Of any one. no matter how needy receiving any charity from the coun ltv
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-16

From advices received in Bisbee yesterday the county hospital will continue in operation A great amount of excitement has been ere ated during the past few days by the possibility of closing the hospital owing to the passage of the Mothers | Pension bin at the last election. Yes ] terday the Bank of Douglas offered Go advance the money to carry on the institution for a month and with the unofficial advice from the state board Of control for the board of sup crvisors to ignore the law, the in- mates appear to be perfectly safe
 County Attorney John r. Ross was visitor in Bisbee yesterday after noon. coming from Tombstone. He still maintains that in his opinion, the law is faulty and can be broken if tried o2t m the proper manner Ross spent several days in Phoenix recently. c6uferrlng with other coun Ity attorneys on the question but the majority of them decided they would await the Yavapai county case.
 This case, however. comes uI through the superior court and moi in the form of an injunction whicl would force the courts to give 1t m immediate hearing Should the cas, have come up in the form of a peu ton for an injunction it would hayl had precedence over other cases A. it stands 1t will have to take it's tuu on the court calendar and follow iu natural course to the supreme court
 Thursday Chairman J. M Spark of the Cochise county board Of super visors. telegaphed to Senator W. P
 Sims in regard to the urgent nee,
 Of those in the hospital for helI
 Sparks declared humanity demande
 that they be provided for Dr. Sim
 replied at once to the telegram stat S ing that the senate would try to wor out something that would relieve tf
 situation
 This morning Dr. Sims went int consultation with the state board e
 control over the matter The boar advised him, uuonicialIy to adyis , the Cochise board of supervisors { follow the lead made by the board
 of Gila and Maricopa counties Thes
 counties have decided to ignore th { law.
 In speaking of the matter yeste
 day Attorney Ross stated that
 case the law should be declared col
 stitutional and the board Of supe
 visors should go ahead and mainta.
 the institution, the members wou d be liable for the amounts eNpeude 3 under their bonds This condition
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-16

ton of the condition now existing Mass meetings should be called at once in the principal cities and towns in the county to discuss the situation and devise means for the temporary support of the hospital which will cost $25OO per month Surely the people of the county will not allow such a shocking condition as would follow the turning out of the inmates of the county hospital into the world without one penny with which to secure food
 Pensions Not Available
 According Co County Attorney Ross the board of control will not allow any of the applications for pension under the new law until it has been declared legal by tho courts. The pension would afford only partial re- lief to about eight or ten of the fifty nine inmates Of the hospital as it can be given only to those who are over 60 years old, who are American citizens and who have resided in Che state for five years
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-16
COMPLAIN 10 cARRANzA

WASHINGTON, Jan 15 Bryan has sent a vigorous protest to Car rauza and his officials at Tampico against their threats to close the great oil wells in that vicinity be- cause foreign operators refuse to pay feavy assessment levied by the Mexlcans. Most Of the oil plants are owned by American and Drtish capital