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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-15
Chats With Virginia Editors

secretary Bryan's hunt In Fairfax" says the
rfe"ericksourg star. which a fruitless ono
so iar as game concerned at least roer,,ad
In the unearthinG OF n rare species In ,-;r,,n,o
to-w't; q game warden who really desires IN
'"ifH out the law We trust the secretary will
escape arrest, even though he did hunt f,or Nv.
season was closed and in the snow hotb oon
shutting violations Of the law since he only
Wv WHIT THOUSANDS OF our own people doing
guardians of the law" This sounds as though
there had been recent rabbit or two ON the
editorial table.
The fact that our cotton is heinz taken h,.
Germany in such considerable quantities leads
me journal of Commerce to think that there
VIII DC less demand for the bankers loan fund
created to finance the cotton crop than was M
hrst expected" says the Petersburg Index-Ap-
peal This probably Is true but the creation
Oh tIls great fund not only showed what should
De done 10 relieve great portion of the pro-
ducers OF the country when the proper effort
was put forth, but il gave to the market in
TINS particular case precisely the stability that
was needed The cotton people knew the money
for the crop could be obtained if needed"
Says the Roanoke Times "If the other news
printed by our esteemed contemporary the
Richmond Times Dispatch, is no more accurate
than its published assertions regarding the rem
rcscntative of the Roanoke Times who went
with the Virginia Belgian relief ship the
Lynorta its readers arc entitled to compassion
This gentleman is described by The Times Dis
patch as late city editor the Roanoke
IilneS,' ana Is said to have como free lance.
The facts are: he is editor of this news
paper he carries credentials from it, his ex-
penses are provided by 1T and he Is TO CORES
pond for II exclusively, sending all his cable
grams and letters direct to this office. He is
not free lance and will write for nor
report to any newspaper but the Roanoke
Times" It distresses us that our Norfolk cor
respondent became involved in his description
Of the exact relation of the gentleman In aues-
ton TO the Roanoke Times-and hasten to
we feel confident that when added TO the sew
eral hundred or thousand other cores
pondents now In Europe, he will clean UP tho
whole situation. Moreover, breathless Vir-
glnia will await with interest his graphic ac-
counts--by cable-of what haps and chances on
wars ensanguined field.
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General Sntiscnct,o.

Grubhs--Everybody seems pleased ,,i,, ,h
result of the vote on the suffrage resolution in
the House. S'o'"''o" /"
, ,uons-1 es. the ants received what they
hoped for, while the the suffragists had foi,
al a.. along they should not expect to get what
they expected to get. 90 ""''
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a Necesanry Trap.

Did you swear off drinking New Yoar's?"
You bet did"
Jaw. come and have drink
"Surc!"
But you said You had sworn off?"
Sure. L had to say that to get you to offer
to set 'em up."--Houston Post.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-15

Published every day I'm the year by The Timcs-
Dispatch Publishing Company. Inc. Address. all
Communications to THE TINES-DISPATCII.
imes-Dispatch Bnildins, 10 South Tenth Street.
WtchmoRd, Va.
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Offering Homo.
Little presidential bees,
Flying through the air
ana honhcts everywhere Invite
Ihese bees to nestle there.
THE TATTLER
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THE TIMES. Founded. .....................ISS s
rHE DISPATCH. Founded ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1850
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Profting
From Smoke
Abatement

Profitine regulate the smoke evil In
I,r,r, Gmol,o Atlanta there were cries of shorn
,h.,a,,n,,t protest from Il number OF special
"'on''h' interests. But after the ordi-
nance was fairly In operation Its
benefits became so apparent that most of these
interests turned to its stanch advocates
Through actual experience, they learned that
hurt the individual They found that comnu
ancc with the smoke ordinance reduced their
fuei bills and increased tho efficiency OF thor
business The campaign for the prevention OF
unnecessary smoke has not attained its goal:
on tho contrary, it has but fairly begun. MANY
abuses are yet to be corrected. and some people
are siill standing out against the publics int err
ests and their own. But the general attitude
toward this reform is favorable and thc
general response Is sincere that hence
forth we may expect swift and steady
Is Il matter OF vital concern to Industrial
efficiency and to tho communities health
laden atmosphere is conductive To a number
of diseases, especially to those affecting the
throat and lungs. Atlanta cannot hone r. nr ,.se
per and grow as 1t should until IL has hrnm,"h,
the smoke evil under firm and adequate control
without thorough smoke regulation viii be COW
sdered ms much behind the times AS a civ
without sewage facilitios.-Atlanta Journal
or the 100000 who dwell in
War Will Austria; half sav, and to to
Adyoncc these Slavs there has been ,c,iaJ
Iihcrtv the right to shape their n,n
political life either within or
outside the dual monnrchv CO. ~
via provoked the contest, so far her proyocn
ton is responsible for the war hocnnan 90, 49,
openly dreamed or rcgaining the Bosnian lon,,s
and the 100000 Serbs who lived I'm ,bnr, " ~,
beside the Serbs stand tho Poles. the Ru,honiams
the CZechs, the Groats Austria shared in thn
partition OF Poland, benefited by the coii,n r,,o
Of Turkey. which placed her in the scar 80 is
Sultans as master of subject populations W., ''e
the second Balkan War was over Austr;, 49,
to choose between permitting Servia to ri ,"
the role of Sardinia and DESTROY nor bn, pay
the Danube and the Save or make war ana cr,, o
Scrvia. She chose the latter. and bcvn,, "s ,,
else. this is the cause Of the great wnr q" ~,
the occasion. The making OF Itoiv and 'I wen wei
many in the nineteenth century wHs ~ n"s,
contribution to human happiness The enn az q.
the present conflict Will unqucstionahlv CO. ~, oi
liberation Of many moro millions Of NAV re me
women who will henceforth be permitted "t ~
speak their own language. make their own ~
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italy, the Earthquake md The War

VIII be interesting to observe the effects
Oh me tremendous catacysm of nature i'm
inc aftermath of which Italy reels and sor-
rows on the war spirit n that country. win
uIe war temper be hardened or softencd in
,hls ne" cruciblc Of alliction? VIII ItoIv and
III tf'e sudden death dealt and the wide dov..
talloh wrought direction that II shall No
longer withhold It's hand, or will grief that
stretches from paac TO howell and coyors
prince and peasant alike teach a new bumil
HS ana urge the preservation OF neutrality
and national peace?
one LOOKS to emotional Italy for some mani
hesitation or one the other of those in
h"ehces For months ii has been on tho
verge OF war. with "A part OF its ponulotion
"IEhg active participation on the side of the
"H'cS ana another counscling more re-
strained course. II viii be surprising if ca ch
vi 'ncSc elements does not discover in the
c"FtHq"ake rcbuke to the other
Neah"hlie Italy Will have tho world's svm
p"'h!' subjects even OF those nations now #
war VIII turn aside from their own bloody
BUSINESS to contemplate the dread results OF
th!S visitation of the Angel OF Death, where
p!' almost In the twinkling of an eve. 81
many thousands of human lives were snufrod
out.
washington VIII be dry sure enough If
me sale or liquor is halted and the pubIica
uoh Oh the Congressional Record continued
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washington VIII be dry sure enough If
SUE OF ia'or is halted and the pubica-
ton Of the Congressional Record contin,,od
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Entered January %. 1905. at Richmond. Va,
sccoud-clnsg matter under net OF Cons-ess of
Nnrch .. 1870
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Current Editorial Comment

When it was first proposed to
regulate the smoke evil in
Atlanta there were cries OF sharp
protest from Il number OF special
interests But after the ordi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-15

New YORK bankers are to lend Russia sI2,-
U po, ms would seem to indicate that
Petrograd's credit is still fairly good
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TaLEpnoNE. RANDOLPH 1

HASBRooN, STORY 6 BRooKs. NC
sEecInl AdyerttsinE Reprc.entntivcs.
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Of thc bo 0on man ..,,

or the 50,O0O,0OO who dwell in
Austria. half are Slav. ana 80
these Slavs there has been LcriaJ
the right to shape their n,y,'
political life either whit, y"
nntS side thu In.I ''''' VI
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There is quiet Grants lines from tho north
to the southernmost end thereof The whole
battle line was as still May morning yes
tcrday, and there was no excitement to be found
i'm al .ptin,
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Manuscripts md communications submitted
for publication will not lie returned unicss
accomplished by postage stamps.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-08

rear end of the line. jumped upon Guard Rice and took his rife away and tried to brain him. Rice drew hi. revolver and fired. wouudins Lopez ir the back. Another prisoner attempted to escape but was soou halted by the superintendent Both convicts are ir the penitentisry for long terms and are old offend rs.
 Gov. Woffiey will sccompa any MT Harry Carpenter to Bisbee tomorrow
 The new bridge at Lewis Springs, which. under the supervision of Ben James. was aimos; completed. was swept oil like toy. He reports the rush of water as resembling a huge wave as it rolled down the valley.
 T. E. Dalton of Phoenix, has been appointed principal af the Tombstone public schools.
 Parties up from Harshaw say that the Trench mine has iclosed down. that Charlie MarSden has made a fortune and is satisfied to quit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-08
WEDNESDAY

l. ,r,mendous cioudburst 0 ccurred in and about Bisbee at about half past eight last night FcH houses swept away and several others badly wreck ed. The body of a young man named Fl Mills was found last midnight Over one hundred men are at work searching for another man named Stevens Of al, the calamities that have visited Bisbee. this is the yrst. The news of the sad disaster that had befallen Bisbee. cast a gloo m over the entire city of Tombstone as the two towns are very closely connected by many ties.
 At the government Indian school near Albuquerque. the girls go out on picnic in tine mountains and then go home and leave the hunting ground to the boys They have very primitive ideas of fun.
 The Bisbee stage which came in last night by way of the San Diego Shelter was obliged to wait over an hour be- fore being able to cross the arroyo by the powder house.
 Watt & TarbeH received an order from Bisbee today for two caskets to be forwarded there. One for Mir. Stevens whose body has been recover ed and another for a woman whose name was moi given.
 Gov, Wolfley took a drive with Mir. NJ T. Williams this morning and found Tombstone and vicinity very attractive. as it always is after the face of nature has been washed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-08
THURSDAY

The governor of Texas would not give up to the Arizona deputy the man and two women accused of set . ting the bridge belonging to the rail road company near Clifton on fire. and the accused have begun suit for damages. and the deputy is in jail on charge of perjury. n officer does not have things all his own way when he gets into Texas.
 MiEe host Castaneda of the Virginia Hotel at Benson is visiting his family in Tombstone.
 A cavalry drill last night upon the street was enjoyed by all who witness ed itt Many of the militiamen found found out that it was more jun than infantry drill.
 John Miano has fitted up his barber shop in most elegant manner. The entire interior. ceilings and walls, are decorated in harmonious colors 5f pa per and paint. Nothing has been left undone 90 add to the attractiveness of the place. which can be said to be sec ond to nothing in the [ territory of its kind
 There are thirty men employed in the Comet at present and regular dsily shipments are being made.
 NJ. G. Crowley has puschased the fixtures of the Willows saloon. and will open tonight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-08
FRIDAY

Sheriff KeIton caught a big Gila Monster a: Fairbank today and has it for a paper weight in his office.
 Chicago is being flooded with bogus silver dollars.
 Vesuvius has again burst forth into a state of eruption.
 Lee Bin Nam. Chinese pugilist. is going to challenge John l. Sullivan.
 Letters from Guatemala say that two attempts have been made on the life of Preeident Barillas, and a revo- lution is inevitable
 A column interview with Dr. Good fellow is published in the Examiner of Saturday last IL is about Indian de- predations and is lively reading. Acting Gov. Murphy, Judge Sloan. C. D Reppy and A. H Emanuel ran across each other down at Nogales fast Saturday. Mir. Emanuel states that they will probably visit Tombstone. Deeney one of the men arrested in Montana for the murder of Editor Penrose, was formerly a miner at the Toughnut mine in Tombstone
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-08
TUESDAY

Mir. Bland. Territ orial geoiogist. was in Tucson on Saturday and arrived in Tombstone yesterday. He intends to visit Bisbee and Harshaw soon.
 Mir. J J. Chatham. the editor of the Nogales Herald. is in Tombstone on business in connection with the enum- eraSion of live stock. MT Chatham paid the Pros pector friendly call yesterday.
 We learn from the Nogales Record that somebody has been trying to fish in Dr. Larrieu's pond with giant pow der. The attempt proved unsuccess- iul however. and seven sticks of the powder were drawn out in the seine.
 The assayer at the Imures mines IS a Chinaman. who was sent out there from England by the company. He has spent twelve years in study in America. Germany and England and said to be remarkably bright
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-08
MAY NOT EVER HOLD Fl PASO-PHOENIx RACE

Los Angeles has turned down any ef- fort to have an auto race from that city to Phoenix this fall, and while some of their reasons for doing so are good. the most of them simply expose their sore : ness over Phoenix and the rest of Ari zona's resenting the running of the last race from Los Angeles by route other than the Borderlaud. However there are some grounds to believe that not only will the race from Los Angeles not be run. but there will not be any run from Fl Paso to Phoenix. because up to now 1t is nut certain that we will have any state fair this year, but it is expected that the matter will be settled definitely very shortly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-08
LOOKING BACKWARD
 nWENTY.FOUR YEARS
MONDAY

The board of supervisors of Graham county have ordered l25 shade trees planted around the court house Such PuDiic-s spirited measures are what bring cuunty warrants up to par
 This is the seaso n when rival papers in little towns and big. began to growi and show their teeth. but il is the one that remembers the fable of the mastiff and the cur, that always comes out the upper dog in the fight.
 Geo. W. Cbeyney went to Benson today to meet Gov. Woltiey and bring him to Tombstone His intended visit was announced in Saturdays Pros pector
 The Mexican citizens of Tucson are rafting S650 fund. to purchase a clock for the courtho use tower s4s5 have already been subscribed
 The ProSpector received a very pleasant call from Governor Wo lfiey and Geo. W. Cheyney this morning Governor Wolfley expects to remain two or three days in Tombstone
 It was a saying or Peter Cooper. the philanthropist. that in all towns where a newspaper is published. every man should advertise in it. even if nothing more than a card. stating the business he is engaged in. IL not only pays the advertiser. but lets the people al a distance know that the town you live in is a prosperous community of business men"
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-08
From Tuesday's Daily.
Wants Somn Alcohol

W. A Green. superintendent of the Cochise county hospital was ID the city yesterday for the purpose Of eoaterrins with Co. Attorner Ross as 10 the best way to get in supply Of alcohol for use in the county hospital. It wes de- cided to ship it to Rodeo and then heve it denatured al that point and brought in as is allowed by the law. The gov ernment law has to be compiled with as well as the state law in the handle ing of it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-08
Returned from Coast

County Treasurer H s. Ross and family returned home Friday from the coast, where they took in the big ex- positions. The Ross travelled over the Borderiand both going and return ing. making the trip actual running time in four days going and five return ing. They report no serious mishaps either way; and the roads in fairly good shape. They speak highly of the San Diego and San Francisco exposi- tions. and also spent some time in Los Angeles. Returning with the Ross in their own car were Mir. and Mrs. Harry Chase, who will remain ind efnately on visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-08
Returned from Tax Meet.

Assessor E.. A. Hughes. Supervisor John Rock and A. C. Karger. Clerk of the Board. returned home yesterday from Flagstaff, where they went to at tend the annual meeting of the State Tax Commission. The gentlemen re. port successsul meeting. and the re- suit will become known after the state board meets at Phoen,x this week. It is expected however that the Cochise assessment will stand about as abstract ed by Assessor Hughes, with very little if any. raises or lowering.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-08
The OoIinq Case

The presentation of evidence for the state was closed tonight in the case of the State vs. J. F. Doling, and this morning the presenting of testimony was started. Before the defense began introducing it's side of the case, Attor- ney Cleary made a motion to have cer- tain testimony stricken out. This mo- ton was denied by the court. The tes- timony will be concluded this evening and the instructions of the court and argument of the counsel will begin in the morning, and 1t is expected that the case will go to the jury at noon to- morrOw.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-08
Damage Suit Transferred

The damage suit of Fred Aide against the Superior and Pittsburg Copper Company which was filed in the Sup erior Court here a few months since has been ordered transferred to the United States district court at Tucson. Aide alleges that while driving mules underground for the company, an ore car tipped over on him, breaking his leg aud crippl;ng him for life. He is asking s25. .OOU from the company for the injuries alleged to have been re- ceived
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-08
Red Letter Day

Ed. Hughes. chairman of the Finance Committe on the Labor Day Celebra- ton and Cattlemens Convention meet ing is confident that his subscription list will be sufficiently large so that Old Tombstone will pull off a celebration that we will all feel proud of. One month from next Monday is the day and it will be red letter day for the Old Camp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-08
With Revenue Service

Mike Hannon and Nick Bro VII, who are connected with the revenue SC r. vice of the United States Government. left yesterday for Bisbee and Naco. They are checking up the revenue that is due the government in the way of war taxes and while here inspec ted the local picture show houses. They also checked over the billiard and pool halls and tobacco merchants li- censes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-08
"Wednesday, Pay Day

Wednesday is payday for the Bunker Mines employes, The are al present some $50 men on the payroiee. Den [ this sound good and make times better ? And just % think about year ago this time calamity howlers were predicating that Tombstone couldn't come back. And for the benefit of those few we might add. she's not only come back" but it's already here, we mean pros parity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-08
Sunday at Ramsey

Clerk of the Superior Court l. F.. James, accompanied by his wife and child, and Mrs. Jas. Mars and daugh- ters. the Misses Mildred and Virginia Mars, in his car, and Reece Cornelius, of the Machomich Mercantile Compa- ny, and family in his car, formed pie nic party to Ramsey Canyon in the Huachucas Sunday. The party report an enjoyable outing among the tall pines and cool mountain breezes. They also visited Box Canyon. famed for its beauty, before returning home Sunday night
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-08
Here from Paradise

H. C. Hancock. postmaster. coroner and justice of the peasc of Paradise was in the ci;y yesterday on business before the board of supervisors. He was accompanied by C. E. Welsh. the wellknown mining man of that district.
 Geo. Coryell also of that city was here yesterday. They report that camp as showing signs of activity in Der of men are at work in the district.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-08
From Wednesdays Daily.
Bliss Passports

During the mouth Of july there were issued by Deputy Clerk Johnso of the Superior Court. who handles Cupid $ business in that office. sixty two marriage licenses to parties resi- ing in Cochise county This Is within four oi the record which for one month was si&ty-siA in January i9l+.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-08
THIW NAY PASS THIS WAY

Harry K. Tbaw may be a visitor in Tombstone within the next couple of weeks According to a Pit,sburg dis patch. dated Saturday, Thaw left on an automobile trip to the Panama Pacific exposition "via the Southern route" on Friday and is accompanied by Frank K. Johnson, New York att torney In the even. that they choose the Borderland route. they will pass through this city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-08
SliQEt Improvement

Slight improvement in the condition of Allyn, son of MT. and Mrs. Harry C. Wheeler. is reported today. Tn, pati.nt was left very week from the attack of Saturday. but is holding out bravely. The many close friends of the Wheelers' sincerely hope that the dsn- ger mark is passed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-08
THURSDAY

San Diego and Yuma both had earth quake shocks day before yesterday.
 Thursday morning when eighty convicts. employed in building the town levee along the Gila. were turned out from the territorial prison under charge of the guards. two ,Mexicans, Francisco and Galbrino Lopez, at the