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Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
TURKEY SHOWS SIGNS
 OF DESIRE FOR PEACE

LONDON May 2S- declared that David Pasha, former luk h of finance to Berlin to inform the Kaiser that Turkey must sue tor separate peace
 Fear Poison Bombs Avce received here that the German Zeppelin raiders here after will use poisonous gas bombs
 To Offset Effects of Gas PARS May 24Th allied forces esprators successfully against the German gas bombs.
 Will Punish the Turks LONDON May 24-Advices received here that all of the habtans of an have been massacred by the uk Russia England and France have issued joint statement that they will punish the porte for the masacres in Armena
 Germans Cheer Italian Flags PARIS May 26aan flags ayed the French trenches the Mouse cheered by the German soldiers the opposing trenches who evidently believe that the will be ended quickly by tays entry into the struggle
 French Liner Damaged NANTES France May 2S-Ihe French transatlantic liner Cham agne has been badly damaged Nine hundred of her and
 Submarine Uses Her Guns PEANCE May 2SIhe British steamship Cadby has been sunk of the Scy islands by gunre from German submarine Her crew and passengers saved
 Danish Vessel Sunk by Mine COPENHAGEN May 26Ihe Danish steamship Ely has been sunk by striking mine in the North Her saved
 Work of the Aiships PARIS May 2SA squadron of eighteen aeropanes bombaded the chemistry plant at Ludwghaven the largest Germany Many buildings of the plant set on re. SOUTt1END May 2S-Severa persons killed and ured German Zeppelin rad ts city last night British craft gave chase to the Zeppems.
 Allies Bomb Does Terrible Execution AMSTERDAM May 20A bomb from of the craft Of the allies dropped filled with German soldiers Ostend sixty of whom were killed.
 German Millionaire Charged With Treason LONDON May 28A German millionaire named Pophel has been arrested Altoona Germany charged with high He cued selling metal from his Swedish and Norwegian works to Great Britain.
 Demand for Troops Is Urgent AMSTERDAM May 2Advces here that the kaiser will at once call to arms all unned members of the andum cludng all members of that class over 3o years of age
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
DEATH SENTENCE TO BE
 CARRIED OUT ON BECKER

ALBANY, N. Y., May 2s.-Charles Becker, the New York police captain who has been three times convicted of com plicity in the murder of Rosehthal, the New York gambler, has been sentenced to pay the death penalty during the week of July 12. The New York district attorney says shat confession by Becker will not now help to avert the execution of the death sentence
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
RAINS BRING DISASTER
 IN SOUTH AND WEST

KANSAS CITY. May 2S-Terri6c rains in Eastern Mississippi Kansas and parts of Oklahoma have done immense damage to property and caused the loss of several lives. Bridges have been washed away and railroad tracks washed out.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
ARIZONA MURDERERS
 TO MEET THEIR DOOM

PHOENIX, Ariz,, May 2S.-Four men who are to be hanged here today are the cause of an upheaval among the state au- thorties. The state senate has refused to accept the governors suggestion that an appeal be made to the pardoning board in the effort to save the lives of the condemned
 pn. An attempt is to be made through the federal court to stop the executions.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
 SENDS PARTIES TO ALASKA

SEATTLE, May 2S.-C. M Johnson, with a party of nineteen, left today to conduct survey of the Nenana coal fields, in Alaska. R. H. Sargent, with party of six, left for Ruby. c. E. Griffin, also with party of six, left for Iditarod. These parties are being sent out by the United States Geo. olgical Survey to make geological and topo.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
PASSENGER VESSEL SUNK
 BUT NO LIVES ARE LOST

NEW YORK, May 25.-The Holland American liner Ryndall, sailing yesterday for Rotterdam, was rammed by the freighter Cunero of Nantucket. The vessels colIded in fog The passengers of the sinking yes sel were transferred safely.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
INEFFECTUAL EFFORT
 TO RAISE SUBMARINE

HONOLULU, May 26.-The cables which had been attached to the sunken submarine F-4 have again parted, and the vessel now lies forty feet below the surface within three hundred yards of the entrance to the harbor.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
VOLCANO IN ERUPTION
 IN COOK INLET COUNTRY

SEWARD, May 24.-An unidentified peak on the west coast of Cook inlet is in erup ton, according to the report of the officers of the steamship Alameda, which has just arrived here Several slight earthquake shocks have been felt
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
TINTED STATES CRUISER
 COMES TO GRIEF IN EGYPT

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-The United States cruiser North Carolina IS aground within the outer harbor of Alexandra, Egypt. She is unchanged, and will be foated by dredging a channel.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
STEAMSHIP AND CREW ANNIL!H|lI[lL, LA TIED

hundred Princess which took place while gmg beside mneHns vessels  Nothing of the Princess Irene the boats smg picked mile for the Canadian Pacific railway for the between Seattle Vic 
  fI,unaa aausedt disaster
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
ALASKk'S NEW MINING LAW

In next weeks issue of The Pioneer will appear the new mining law of Alaska, as adopted by the Second territorial legislature and approved April 15 last. The law was received too late to appear in this issue.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
ONE SOCIAL LEADER PASSES,
 BUT THERE'S OTHERS, AGNES

NEW YORK, May 26.-Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, leader of New York's 'four hundred" ," died here today of cerebral hemorrhage The maiden name of Mrs. Fish was Marion G. Anthone, and she was married to Stuy- vesant Fish, the New York banker and railroad official in 1871.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
GRANDDAUGHTER FOR WILSON

WASHINGTON, May PA daughter was born today to the wife of Secretary of the Treasury William G. McAdoo. Mrs McAdoo is a daughter of President Wilson,
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
GUN CLUB SHOOT SUNDAY

The Iditarod Gun Club announces com petition shoot on Sunday afternoon at their grounds near the Catholic church. A sup plv of blue rocks was received by them on the steamer Washburn, and plenty more will be here shortly,
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
BIG SHIPPING CONCERN
 PLANNED FOR AMERICA

WASHINGTON, May PA pan-Amerl can conference Is being held in this city, which is planning the formation of gigan- tic steamship corporation to trade between North and South America.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
SCHOOL CLOSED
 WITH EXERCISES

The closing exercises of the lditarod pub lie school yesterday were attended by a large and appreciative audience. The open ing number of the program, a song, "Co- lumbia," by the school, was followed by demonstration in elementary geometry by Masters Percy Charles and Donald McDon ald Both young gentlemen acquitted them selves with much credit as did Slgrld Nc Donald and Raoul Tyler in similar dem- onstration This was followed by dem onstration in arithmetic by Verne Tyler, which placed him in a class by himself
 The recitations, What Constitutes a State" by Donald Mcdonald, and 'The Duties of an American Citizen" by Percy Charles, were well received.
 That old-time favorite, Barbara Freitchie," was beautifully recited by Sgrld McDonald while "Good-bye, Little Desk, ," and Every Time l Go to Bed" by Frances and Catherine Austin, were much applauded.
 The soldiers drill, by five very small boys made a great hit.
 Then followed "A Dream Composition" by Verne Tyler, which was we'll renderef'.
 The most artistic number on the program was "The Geisha Girls" five in number, who asked, in charming song, tor cup of tea, which was gracefully served by Master Tony Gularte, in costume. The little ladies wore Japanese costumes, with fancy para sols and coffured hair Later they served the audience with refreshments in most engaging manner.
 These exercises closed what was termed "the happy and successful school year of 1915"
 Treasurer Smiths Report
 Following is the report made by Treasurer Jay J. Smith to the lditarod school board
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
OFFERS REFUGE TO POPE

MADRID, May 2S-King Alfonso has of fered the use of the Escoral palace to Pope Benedict as a residence in case he finds 1t necessary to leave Italy
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
CHINESE AND JAPANESE
 SETTLE THEIR DIFFERENCES

WASHINGTON, May 25.-A report from Tokio states that the Japanese and Chinese governments have exchanged and signed treaties.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29

that July 4, even if it happen to come on Sunday, is the proper time to celebrate. IL is likely that the committee will meet at an early date, and the question will be one of the first matters taken up.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
Severe Loss to Russian Navy
RUSSIAN SUCCESSES IN THE EAST
Russians Capture Cannon and Prisoners

BERLIN May 28-The defeat of the Auso- German forces the region of Senawa admitted here The Russians have captured many and prisoners.
 Ausrians on the Defensive PETROCRAD, May 28-The AuroGerman advance has been checked The Austans have assumed the defensive Gaca and their operations confined chiefly to counter-atacks LONDON May 26-he Teuton have been heavily reinforced Pyzmy and official here says that German and Austrian in GaGcia has spent itself
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29

Tom J. Nestor, the well l-known banker and business man of this and other Alaska camps, reached town last Thursday, lmme- diately "beat it" for the creeks, and was a passenger this morning on the mall launch Irene for lower Yukon river points
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29

Henry Riley, of the mining firm ot Riley & Aitken, arrived from his California home last Thursday, and is now on the creeks in this district looking after the interests of his firm
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
TEDDY FURNISHES NEWS ITEM

NEW YORK, May 2S Former President Theodore Roosevelt, in mounting horse today, fell and broke rib at his home at Oyster Bay
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29

Mrs. J. E. Riley of Otter creek was d visitor in the city for couple oi days this week.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29

Little Miss Florence McGibney of Otter creek has been in the city this week as a guest of Sigrid and Donald Mcdonald.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
Austrians on the Defensive
LITTLE NEWS FROM WEST FRONT
Germans Penetrate British Lines

LONDON May 25-Fierce fighting continues the Ypres district The Germans have commenced the of bomb and have succeeded in penetrating the British lines slightly
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
HARRY P. SHEPPARD RESIGNS
 AS U. 5. DEPUTY MARSHAL

Harry P. Sheppard one of the most pop ular and efficient peace officers of Alaska, wired his resignation as deputy United States marshal at the Flat City station to United States Marshal L. T. Erwin at Tar banks yesterday, to take effect on June | next Tuesday
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
COAL MINE DISASTER

NANAIMO, B. C., May 2s.-Twenty men were killed in a coal mine explosion which occurred here yesterday.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29

Commodore Al Lowe arrived in town last Thursday evening from his winters vaca ton in Seattle.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
WAR VESSELS SUFFER IN DARDANELLES
Loss of the Majestic

LONDON May 28-The British batteshp Majestic has been pedoed and sunk the Dardnees Practically the entire saved Submarine E has inflicted considerable damage off Con- santnope, 25O miles from the British base.
 Another Battehip Lost LONDON May 28-The British baeshp Triumph has been pedoed and sunk the Daanees British submarine has sunk Turkish toopship in the harbor of Constaninopk.
 Turks on the Defensive ATHENS May 2t reported that the allies have the Turks on the defensive
 Severe Loss to Russian Navy BERLIN May 2-Ihe Russian of Wmteremon has heen sunk the Black sea- with loss of fourteen hundred lives
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29

graphical surveys in the North. H. M Eakin, with party, goes to the Cosna river to work toward the Sargent and Griffin parties. He will take thirtyfve horses to be used to transport supplies.
 A term of the district court has been called by Judge Bunnell to convene at Ruby on Monday, June If.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
NEW PRESIDENT RESIGNS

LISBON, May 2S.-President Arrlgla ot Portugal has resigned.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29

MT. and Mrs Shonbeck came to the city last Thursday to welcome friends who were passengers on the steamer Washburn from the Outside
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29

George Travis, well known among oio- timers of the Klondike, died ln Vancouver B. C., recently.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
Charged With Treason
Demand for Troops Is Urgent

AMSTERDAM May 2-Advces received here that the kaiser will at once call to arms all untraned members of the andsu cucng all members of that class 36 years of age
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-05-29
Treasurer Smiths Report

Following is the report made by Treasurer Jay J. Smith to the Iditarod school board for the term ending May 28, 1915:
 Tooobor,s salary for nine months S1, $50 qJ0
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-08
A TREACHEROUS
TROUBLE

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Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-08

Vanney H. Manning Of Mississippi
is the new director Of The United
States bureau Of mines, succeeding
the kite DR.. j. A. Holmes Mr.. Man
ming has been acting director since
the death Of Dr. Holmes and balo
that was Dl. Holmes assistant
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-08
CONSERVATISM IS
URGED BY BANKERS
CContilued from PAGE u

(Contiaued from Page u
the constitutionality of section II Ck)
Of the Act giving the Board power to
grant to national banks when not in
contravention of State laws, the right
to act as trustee, executor, admins.
traitor and registrar of stock and
bonds.
The paragraph was added TO the
act at the eleventh hour, Mr.. Camp
bell said, and conferred upon the Re
serve Board power over many domes
tic affairs wholly foreign 10 national
banking business, and which have be
fore been regulated exclusively by
local law
Mr.. Campbell said there was 10
contention that trust company rights
were necessary to the administration
Of government affairs, or an essential
part of the national banking business
He added that it was not a banking
business, and as a result of all this
the action OF Congress could not be
sustained by the theory of implied
powers
Furthermore, he said search of
the Constitution failed TO show any
thing which gave Congress the author
ity to confer on national banks, OF
any other corporation the rights OF
trust companies.
Mr.. Campbell said, oonceding that
Congress did have the authority 10
grant trust company rights to nation
al banks, an constitutional law was
to the effect that Congress could not
delegate this authority TO the Reserve
Board.
Regarding the question of whether
a legislature might relinquish tho
states control over trust companies
to the Federal Reserve Board he
said
ut is inconceivable that the people
of any state, If they understand tho
situation. viii consent that official.
not selected by the state, or respon
sible to it, shall define and regulate
trusts TO the exclusion of state Off
cials"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-08
QUARANTINE

WHEREAS. the unsettled condition
Of government in Mexico makes it inn
possible for proper government in
spection and regulation Of cattle, and
cattle ranges, resulting in possible
serious disease epidemics. and,
WHEREAS, the promiscuous impor-
tation of Mexican cattle into Arizona,
The meeting of the Cochise County
Stock-growers Association was con
cluded today The meeting was called
to order yesterday but nothing was
done except the appointing of the va.
rious committees and an adjournment
taken in order to allow the, delegates
and their families to take in the cele
bration. This morning the meeting
was called to order by President
Fred Bennett and the rol-call showed
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-08

might do away with the provision that
calls for advance notice before a de-
positor withdraws his money were
advocated i'm an address by George E.
Edwards, a New Pork savings bank
president before the Savings Bank
section of the Association today
TIE solution of the problem, he con
tinued was i'm allowing savings banks
to invest in more liquid securities.
Panics, me continued, were not de
yeloped from fear of depositors that
they would not ultimately get their
money from the banks, but from the
fear that they would not be able to
get the money just when they wanted
it,
"Not only i'm fairness TO depositors,
but as a matter of policy, would 60
not be far wiser to invest a portion
of our funds i'm short-time loans, OF the
character generally referred to as III
luid, and i'm time of emergency depend
upon such loans rather than upon the
required notices OF withdrawal
THE entrance of the Federal Re
serve banks into our financial system
did away with one unfortunate neces-
sity-the clearing house certificate.
That othe unfortunate necessity
notice OF withdrawal from the deposit
| ors-should have passed away by viz
tue Of the same measure.
"As an aid i'm arriving at plan it
seems essential;
First. That the Federal reserve
banks should be given power to ac.
aept the celebrated banks for curren-
! cy. This may be done through mem.
Der banks authorized TO act as inter
mediaries.
Second: That state laws should be
enacted permitting Investment by say.
inss banks I'm certain securities ac
ceptable to- the Federal Reserve
Board
That savings banks would derive
no benefit from the direct member.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-08
CUBES


Third shipment of British treasury
20 J. p. Morgan q Co., on
way from Halifax to New York
oil wells i'm vicinity of Tampico.
Mexico close down.
Washington believes recall Of Am
bassador Dumba of Austria viii be
asked by Wilson
British wool embargo may be re-
Taxed today
Dupont Powder Co. applies for new
charter for $24O0OO,OOO corporation.
Cotton exchange rate suspended UNI
til December l, by Interstate Com
merce Commission
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-08
MARNET TRADING IS
APATHETICj SALES
OF BONDS ARE LARGE
Professional Character of Mark
ct Is Had; Some SpeCialtieS
Make Gains; Bond Sales for
European Account Numerous.

NEW YORK. Sept. Stocks OPEN
ed with one and two point declines,
rejecting marked heaviness OF our Sc
curities in London An immediate re-
covery TO that level was followed by
another setback. later the list settled
in a state of apathy with the renewal
of professional activity and manipula-
ton to the final hour General motors
made 11iA, Willis Overland, to 1SS.
In final dealings Crucible Steel gained
5 to SSI5 and closed at ga; Bethle-
hem Steel 4 to POI relinQuishing a
point at the close Total sales $780,
600. Sales OF bonds for the foreign
account were larger and broader than
for months past. approNimating mil
lion dollars Private sales of these
securities also for European interests.
were reported. Par value $2,4GOooo.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-08

that there were about a hundred mem
hers present.
A general discussion was had of all
matters pertaining to the stockgrow-
without rigid health inspection by
competent state Inspector. greatly
jeopardizes the cattle industry Of our
Seate
THEREFORE. BIZ IT RESOLVED,
TOMBSTONE, Sept T. tSpeciaD-I
ers and especially the quarantine
question which brought out consider
able argument pro and con.
A resolution was adopted returning
a vote of thanks TO the citizens of
Tombstone and especially the commit
tee on arrangements Of the celebra-
ton and the entertainment Of the
members of the association.
The meeting adjourned to meet the
first Monday I'm March al Benson.
The final event Of the meeting was
the luncheon given by the citizens Of
Tombstone at o'clock at which the
cattlemen and their families were all
present.
The following resolutions were
adopted by the meeting
GRAZING LANDS
[ WHEREAS. the Constitution of the
State of Arizona provides for the leas-
/ ing of public grazing lands. in acre
age of not over one section to one
person. company, or corporation; and,
that this association is in favor OF
and hereby recommends that the Live
Stock Sanitary Board place a rigid
and absolute quarantine against MeNi
can cattle, allowing no permits foi
entry to no person whatsoever, until
Mexican affairs are greatly improved
unless proper state inspection is main
tanned And we further recommend
that a proper penalty be provided foi
any person or persons crossing cattle
from Mexico into the state, without
such state inspection.
FOREST RESERVES
WHEREAS, the T. S. Government
maintains National Forest Reserves
permitting cattle growers to Craze cat
b tie thereon for a small rental; and
maintains a Forest Reserve through
forest supervisors and rangers;
j BE 1T HEREBY RESOLVED tina
p this Association commends and en-
p dcrses the Government methods, an,
the work of the supervisors and rang
2 ers, i'm general
SCRIPT HOLDERS
A /. O.
, citizens of Arizona have purchased il
: good faith, a large acreage Of what i
T. known as Santa Fe Script and
WHEREAS the patents to said lanO
S have been withheld; and
!. WHEREAS the unsettled condition
I created by the delay creates a hard
S ship on many of our citizens;
=, BE TT RESOLVED by this CONVEX
g ton that the Secretary Of the Interio
{ be requested to pass on this matte
d at his earliest convenience.
AGAINST SPECIAL PERMITS
WHEREAS, a quarantine has bee
established against Mexican cattle, b
the Governor of Arizona; and,
WHEREAS. special permits hay
been issued for the crossing Of ce
tain Mexican cattle, since the estal
lishment Of the quarantine, and thes
privileges have been abused, i'm on
opinion,
THEREFORE, BE TT RESOLVED
that this Association is unalterabl
opposed to the further issuance of an
special permits.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-08
WOULD ELIMINATE
ANY ADVANCE NOTICE.

SEATTLE Sept Means where
by the saving banks OF the country
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-08
GAITLEMEN

CONTINUED from Page y
favor of. and hereby recommends that
the Constitution of the State of Ari-
iona be So amended that large areas
of classified grazing land may be
leased by one person, company or cor
poration.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-08
tBy L. j. Overlook

BOSTON, Sept THE increased
duIluess today indicates am early
change i'm conditions Sometime this
week a big international loan should
be fixed mp and We think this may
start a big buying all through the list.
1t viii certainly help coppers as il
viii lead to big sales of the metal for
export
Paine. Weber & co.