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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-10
PLAN REGISTRATTON

WILMINGTON. y. H., Aug 10
The New Zealand government is pre-
pairing a national register bill along
the lines of that adopted by the United
Kingdom.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-10

SYDNEY, AustTalia, Aug. 10.-Aus-
tralian casualties in the war to date
total 2,7S3 dead and 1.027 wounded,
il was announced today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-10
SEE ZEPPELIN.

AMSTERDAM. Aug. 1O.-A Zeppe-
lin airship flying toward England was
sighted Monday from SchiermOnni-
kOOg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-10
NOXEIIST DHtS

LONDON, Aug. 10.-Richard Marsh.
the noted English novelist, died at his
home at midnight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-10
Commander MCNamee Fears
Outbreaks at Vera Cruz and
Asks That Force There
Be Increased.
ANOTHER RAID MADE
ON TOWN IN TEXAS
Eight Troopers and Three
Ranch Owners Stand Off
Fifty or Sixty Raiders
at NoriaS.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1O.-Com-
mander McNamee OF the gunboat
Sacramento and in charge OF Ameri-
can interests az Vera cruz, has 2p-
pealed for American batucships 10
be rushed there 10 protect American
property.
The battleships Louisiana and New
Hampshire. now at Newport, r. L.,
are in readiness to sail just as soon
as orders are received The sailing
orders are held up temporarily peril
ing word from President wilson at
Cornish.
Despite this fact. Admiral Benson,
acting secretary of the navy, declined
to admit that ne was plannine to send
the vessels south and Scc'y of state
Lansing, when asked point blank,
whether orders 10 get them goinS
had been authorized by him. said:
There are no Warships going TO
Mexico % yet"
When asked regarding the dispatch
received by the navv department that
the anti-fOreign sentiment i'm Vera
Cruz was growing and that because
Of this the gunboat Marietta had
been ordered from Progreso to Vera
Cruz. Sec'y Lansing said;
The Marietta is going 10 bring the
Brazilian minister To the United
states and / know nothing whatever
about any other movement of ships
However. navai officers passed the
tin that within a very shOrt time a
good part of the Atlantic fleet would
again be steaming south 90 Mexican
waters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-10
ITALIAN CONSULS IN
TURKEY WILL LEAVE

ATHENS, Aug. 10.-All Italian con-
suls in Turkey are preparing 20 de-
part, according to reliable advices
from COnstantinOple. They have turn
ed over their duties 20 neutral officials.
chiefly American cOnsuls.
Immediately following their depart
ure it is expected that war between
Italy and Turkey viii be declared.
Italian troops will then join the allies
at the Dardanelles.
PARIS. Aug. 10.-The Rome CORE
spondent of the Petit Journal quotes
member Of the Italian government
as saying;
LAS soon as the attitude OF the Bal
kan states now neutral is definitely
determined, We shall take radical
measures against Turkey. Italy is re-
solved to wipe oUt German militarism
and then bring the rulers OF Germany
and Turkey 10 their knees"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-10

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. = How
Eight troopers and three ranch own
FRS stood off a sharp attack by 80 or 90
Mexican raiders at NOrias, ~ miles
west of HarlinEen in the Brownsville.
Texas district, was told in terse lam
guage in a report by Gen. Funston to
The war department today. Four of
The bandits were killed and several
wounded before the attackers were
driven Off one Mexican woman in
CONTINUED on PAGE TwOD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-10
THE WEATHER

INDIANA Unsettled to-
night and Wednesday. prob
"a hiy showers.
LOWER MICHIGAN. Fair
tonight. Wednesday fair in
north. unsettled IN south
portions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-10

HARLTNGEN. Texas. Aug. TO-
Mexican bandits who were defeated
In their attack on the King ranch
house at NOrias sunday night at
tempted to raid the town OF Sebas-
tian early today They were sur
1rised by night Waterman who gave
he alarm. lie was Immediately shot
by the maurauders who fed
The band of MeXicans is reported
10 be headed for the Gturria ranch
I'M the northern part of Cameron
county. The United States troopers
and Texas rangers are in pursuit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-13
rHoENIx. June Io-By reason of

rHoENIX. June l0.-By reason of an unusual wording of the Levy Bill passed by the first extra session. and which the Governor permitted to be- come law today without his spprov- al there Is a wide difference of opinion amoug lawyers and legislators here over the question of whether the gener al school fund levy can exceed SlOO 900 for each of the ensuing two years. not withstanding the governor. veto of the legislative appropriation in that amount
 There is also a question whether the tax commission has not been entirely cut of from any appropriation on which to operate during the ensuing two years
 The House spent the entire day con cluding the consideration of the land code
 The prohibition bin which passed l the Senate. was referred to the judici- ary committee. which favors the pas. sage Of the message. and it's early re port. No agreement has been reached as yet. between the two houses as 10 thc term Jf the present session biii relating to the rights of aliens to possess real property within the state amending the present law by providing long term leases of land for agricultur. al purposes.
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I0MBST0NTES WITNESS
 PITTS DEMONSTRATION

Among the Torbstcrites interested in the welfare oi the Pitts Straight
 Motion Engine who attended the Dem onstration al Bisbee NJ onday night
 were Geo Ivy. Wm. McPherson. Adam
 Mar'ar. Wm Baker. Chas Murphy.
 Geo Williams. Harry Davis, James Campbell. Arthur lvey and Geo Rittle The gentlemen made the trip via auto
 and returned home yesterday
 They report the operation of the Pitts Engine Is wonderful in principle and the amount of power produced
 nothing short of marvellous Simple in
 construction and applying the straight motion principle. the engine they state.
 iS bound to revoiutionize the power
 industry of the world, once or the market The engine demon strated at Bisbee Monday was conuel .
 ed up with a dynamo pulling six large ate tights Anyone having knowledge of the power required to operate an arc. can rapidly see what tremendous pull | ling power the engine must have tn
 carry SIX of these with ease. Anothe.
 feature IS that it will operate upon the
 cheapest grade of fuel. To prove this
 | e Tombstons representatives brought
 with them several gallons of the grade
 of crude oil burned m the boilers a the mines and when fed the same amount
 oi power was generated. with the same alacrity of speed. This is accomplished
 by an entirely new process. the perfect
 ion of the inventor. Mir. Pitts. While III motion the engine can be immediate 1 l. reversed, and those why have seen ! it are loud in the praise of it's merits ! This evening Ray B Krebs of the
 Bunker Hill Offices will take party | to Bisbee to witness another demon stration NIT. Krehs IS the largest stock holder. and IS very enthusiastic
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From pearce

Ex-Ctunty Treasurer Hicks has been spending several days in the county seat from Pearce, where h. has charge ui the properties oi the Commonwealth Extension at that place. Mir Hicks and associates were responsible for the recent rich strike at the mine at that place. and which has all the indications oi proving bonanza He returned to his post at pearoe today
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Disinfectin9 Cars

Cattlcmen are very much interested in a hearing to be held by the corpor. tim commission at 10 o'clock Cn th morning o: June v relative 70 char- ins for the disinfectiug of cattle cars Ar present tine railroad company dis ini ccls the cars free of charge. The, tow seek to have matters arrangea whereby cat tilemen will pay B jO iol .d!sin'ectfng slngle. deck cars and Sl Ot for double deck-
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EXAMINATION FOR
 COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP

An examination for the County scholarships for the University of Ari- zona will be held in the office of County Superintendent Miss Minnie iintz on the last Saturday of June. and graduateso of high schools in each county are eligible 10 take the exami- nation. If student is a resident Of the county but shall have completed h;s high school work elsewhere, he is still eligible for the examination. Candidates for county scholarships are examined upon the following sub jects: English. algebra, science (either agriculture. botany, zoology. physics. chemistry or physical geography; and two other subjects (chosea fram his tory. Latin, French, German. Spanish or second scienee) The examination is restricted to five subjects.
 The scholarship amounts to sl50 and is payable by the State direct to the University. to be applied on The students bill for board. room and in cidentaI fees.
 The scholarship is ood for one year at the University and is 10 he held during the students Freshman year. except that when a given county oiivrs no candida te for the Freshman class, a candidate for admission to higher class in the iusti.utiaa may apply fer qualifying eyanination and if success ful. secure the scholarship.
 President R. B Von Kieinsnid of the University hopes that large number of students from this and other coan- ties will take the examinations and that every county will have it's schoIa at the University of Arixnna this year.
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BORDERLAND ROUTE DEFINITELY CHOSEN

l. is now definitely settled that in- stead of splitting the Borderland route and sending one spur into Los Angeles and the other into San Diego there will be only one spur and that the main line from Yuma to San Diego and this is as il shpnld be, all for one an one for all ard the complete abandmcnt of the Mammoth Wash. The follo~ing iram the San Diego tells the tale and to say that it pleases the Borderland Route people IS but mild way to express 1t. CoI Ei TlctcheT. president oi the San Diego & Arizona Highway Asso- cia,ion. received telegram yerterday from the California highway commis sion at Sacramento. saying that the commission has officially adapted the Fl Ccntro HoitviIle road to Yuma. ! over the sand hill.. as the State high to the Arizona line This concludes vic'orously for San eDiego the drawn out conflict between local highway boosters and those in Los Angeles and 1 San Bernardino, who have been trying to have the northern route via the
 
 The telegram said that the state un der the weeks convict labor law will start immediately to put convict labor at work on the road. the expense of construction from Fl Centro and Holt
 vile to Yuma to be paid out of high
 way commission funds.
 The decision of the commission means that automobilists from the east will have to pass through San Diego
 going to Los Angeles and points north | It is fifty-eighi and one hali miles from 1 Fl Centro 10 Yuma wa the fOitvlilt | route, and 100 miles via Mammoth | Wash, with Fl Centao as diveTgins point. It is 252 miles from Fl Centre Los Angeles via the San Bernardino
 route. and l22 miles to San Diego. ] Col Fletcher said IaSt niqht that fhs
 news was the most gra,ifing he had
 heard for long time He has served three years as president of the Sar Diego & Arizona Highway Association | and has fought steadily to bring the highway to San Diego
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XictIrna of Miid Rcaatl.

China sees every year a thousand of her people fall victims to the fe, rocity 0: wolves. bears and tigers. Even little Korea has failed to totally exterminate the long-haired tiger-the largest and most ferocious of its kind which infests the mountain regions. These formidable man-eaters slaugh, ter yearly an average of 2.000 peas ants and hunters.-Wide World Maga- zine.
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Stricken With Typhoid

Word from the si ok room today IS to the effect that the condition of Allyn, son of Sheriff and Mrs Harry (. Wheeler. who is confined to his bed with typhoid. is about normal, and the patient IS resting easy The young friends of Allyn are sorry to hear of his illness and hope that he will recov- CT quickly. and soon be able to be up and about again
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Bachelor Editor Visitor

Tombstone was honored yesterday by the arrival from Tucson Of William .BTn Hatlich. former editor and proprietor of tine 'Prospector" art "F9i'aDh % Bil, is kept busy shaking hands with his many old time friends, and avs he will remain as long as re possibly can. He notes wonderful impr pvement in the Old Camp since his last visit here and expresses great confidence that Tombstone will agar
 Omt into her own
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n0lAGS IN THE
 STATE LEGISLATURE

TNCFNlN Inpc B introduced ,n tho House came the new appropriation bill today for the legislative session expense which in its terms appropri- ateS, without designating a definite figure. any money in general fund necessary to pay the salary of members and attaches There were only four opposing votes The bill. when il was received in the senate. was laid over foJ the day m order to ascertain the legal status of the meaeure which IS looked upon with disfavor, inasmuch as it does not defnately provide for a short session
 Proctor in the House. introduced a bill for the relief of the little Colorado River flood sufferers. a measnre carry ing s4O.OOO,
 Just prior to adjournment of the Senate. the prohibition measure again loomed up. this time on an amend. ment proposed by Claridge. which proposed to regulate interstate move ments of liquor. His proposal failed of endorsement
 An ammendment by Martin limiting sales by druggists to individuals of Go; ;o exceed aac guar, (: alcohol! and to laboratories of one gallon was adopted. but the bill wat not finally voted on. The House spent the enIir' day in committee oi the whole on the land code aud had worked througl about half the bill up to adjournment
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L. 4. visitGr

K. s. Eoaglaud. manager of the Ac- counting Department of the Zellerbach Paper Companyi at Los Angeles, was d visitor in the city today from the cast. looking over the Arizona field covered by hls company getting ac- ouainted witF the trade and meeting ,ar~o"-.l, 'hos" with whom he has associated in business relations
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JUNE RUSH FOR MARRIAGE LICENCES

| That tbc month of tune. as u.uai, will be a record breaker in the way of marriage licences issued already in evi- l dence by the number that has been s- sued ID to yesterday ont of the office Yesterday Marriage Licence Clerk H | P Johnson just to show that his heart was in the right place handed out eight bliss tickets, while the day previons he issued ten of the hig stiff piece> of pa per 10 loving couples The number 50 far issued up 10 four o'clock yesterday tolled twenty-five. with only eight days days, or not even one third of the month, gone by
 Al this rate the record of marriage licences issued is bound to exceed the number issued previously in any one month. and last month was humm CT. hf:y-one licences have been issaed
 Following are the couples to whom bliss tickets have been issued since the frs; of the month
 Romula Rosuna and MariaG Aetna. of Douglas
 Barney O'Daniels and Ka,hern Ham, sath. of Bisbee
 $ C. Drake and AiIeen smith. Of Douglas.
 John s Rawling. of Warren and Maud May Hampton, ol Lowell
 Tony Swaglcr and Geuevia Hatha- way. of Douglas.
 c. E E. Holmbery and Gladys Knapp, of Douglas
 Albert Johnson and Alice Boyd. of Douglas
 Frank W Love and Hauiet,e Hen son Of Douglas.
 Julio Mungia and Juana Perez of Fort Huachuca
 Charles Gray and Emmie White. of Bowie
 Fred Nj. Bleckschmidt. of Douglas and Amelia Rose Erlen. of Bowie
 Vim. Howard and Florence Rcba. oi Douglas.
 Fred Sweeney Warren and Mrs NIB. Kasper oi Lowell
 Juan Hernandez and Mauula Granillo of Pirt!eviile
 Geo Ii Graham and Ella peyore Davis. of Cochise
 H W QuayIe an d Lena B2oth. of Bisbee
 Walter W Forward, of Bisbee and Sophie A. Mustos. of Las Cruces. NM.
 J. J. Palcio and Martina Carcio, of Douglas.
 Nathan Pru;tt and Charlie P Will liams. of Douglas
 Vim C. Schock and Marry r. Bauce, of Bisbee.
 Brack Beasley and Francis Nunn. oi Bisbee.
 W A Allpost and Anna Yocum, of Bisbee.
 Robert F.. Howard and Susie Me ] Cuin, of Douglas | samuel C Hamilton and Elizabeth 3 Lee, of Douglas. Frank Brandemberg and Mrs Flor. n ence Cooper, of Warren.
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To Bisbee

F il Reeves who has been suficr inG rom case of blood poisoning n his hand was last evening taken To lls hospital at Bisbee. where it was found necessary to perform slight opcraii.a to rio the mrmber of infection. Mr Reeves according to reports this morn ing is doing well and will he at th- ~pital fnr only a few days
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-13
Insurance Man

Tomns Blair well known Insurance man is spending q few days ln the county seat from his home al BisDer. Mr Blair also brought the news of the big strike at the Commonwealth Ex- tension dt Pcarce. having been present and assisted Manager Charley Hicks ill the discovery
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-13
Bofderland Progressing

D, (. Ontiveros and Miguel Gases managers of the Borderland Theatre, catering to the Mexican trade of Tombstone. Tc port splendid success so far in the way of attendance. To-
 night they have booked a three rec feature which they claim far surpaSses any had SO far. it
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-13
THE ARIzONA'
 SET TO MUSIC

PHOENIX. June 9-Andrew Down ing has written an ode 10 The Ari- zona. the newest of Uncle Sans su- perdreadnaughtS to be launched on June l9. The ode consists of two verses and the chorus. IL impressed Flu gene Redewili so we'll that he has set the words to music and has ordered it printed Later 1t will be arranged for orchestra and band, as well as for the Nictrola and the player piano In its present form 1t is written for contraIto voice.
 Hiss Helen Huberta Boyle. of this city, who possesses a most charming contralto voice. will be heard in the new song. and there Is possibility that she may be selected to join the party attending the christening of the new battleship and will be placed upon the program 10 sing the song which really 1 possesses unusal literary and musical merit
 The words of ''The Arizona are as fullowf;
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-13
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury

as mercury will surrey destroy the sense Of smell and completely GeraHge the whole system when enter!ag ,. through the mucous surfaces, Such articles should from reputable physicIsns. as the damage they win do Is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. O.. contains no mercury and is taken internally. acting directly spon the blood and mucous sur faces of the system In buying Halls Cafarrh Cure be sure you grt the genu- inc It is taken internally and made in Toledo. Ohio. by F. J. Cheney & Go. Tes- timoniais free.
 Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
 Fake uu1Ys Family Pills for constipa ton
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-13
Going Back Home

Twelve Chinamen for Ge portationa were placed on the deportation car at- tached to :. p train No 9 Sunday morning. .t Tucson. for transportation .a san Francisco, from whence they will he sent with others to China.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-13
From Bisbee

l. W Wallace. the well known pio- Beer real estate and insurance man. of Bisbee was among the visitors .n khe county seat today from his home in the hiH Gts hay,Es come oaeT oE busi- ness before the board of supervisors w -ch sat as a board oi equalization today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-13
From Huachuca

President J H. Davis of the Hua- chuca Water Company was visitor in the county seat today from the Com pany's reservoir in the mountains
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-13
Ryan Will Prosecute

County Engineer ] c. Ryan h as sworn out a warrant before Justice of peace R. $. Msciay, charging a citizen Of the county of fencing the county road between San Simon and Pearce The hearing will be at Apache, June i7 Ii convicted, severe sentence may be imposed by the court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-13
THE ARIZONA

Noble battleship. We hail you.
 Bold knight errant of the seal Champion and strong defender Of our birthright. Libertyl Namesake of our Arizona- Youngest of the sister states To the waves. with cheers. we give you.
 And the destiny that waits. Chorus: Mighty dreadnaught, Arizona,
 Free-born millions, brave and true, Proudly will your service follow.
 And theIr prayers will be with youi Bulwark of glorious nationl With her star gemmed flag un-
 furled, And an armament unrivaled
 in the circuit of the world. You will face the foe and triumph,
 Manned by Freedoms dauntless
 sons. When the stormy stress of battle
 Wakes the thunder of your guns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-13
Returned Home

Mir. and Mrs Jos Hansen and daughter CeCycile accompanied by Mrs. Pinkerton returned to Douglas this morning after having spent sever ai days in TumbStotc oG picaslut visit. the guest of Mrs. HanSon'S moth CT, Nus A Klaw
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-13
From Wednesdays Daily.
To St David

Manager H. NJ Eckerman of the Tombstone Lumber Company leit ih;s n'"rn'n2 ic' St David where h. a'll resume charge ot the construction of a residence at that place
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-13
To Coast By Auto

County Treasurer and Mrs II s Ross are planning to depart Monday on an zatomoDle trip to Cali;aIaia taking n the exposition The had n tended 70 go last mon,h. when Judge and Mrs Lockwood started on their trip. but MT R0sSS official duties pre- vented
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-13
hov He Beusn.

T understand you began your fife ss Eewsboy," observed .hs friend admiringly No" replied the mil honaire. Some one has been tooiing you. I began life as an infant"-New York Times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-13
GleesOn Visitors

Among Inc visitors m the county sea: last evening front Glcesou were Emu Berry and Master Tom Cole. return ing home last evening
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-13
Return from Valley

Treasurer H $ Ross and family. and Justice f the Peace W A. Fowler and family, returned today from trip through the Sulphur SpTir valley
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-13
MINERS FAVOR
 FARM ADVISOR

A well known citizen of Bisbee writ ing to the U of A Agricultural Fxten- sion Service with reference to appropTi- ations to help pay the expenses Of the Farm Advisor Tor Cochise and santa Cruz counties lays particular emphasis on the great importance to our county more especially at this time for a coun- ty Farm Advisor. Men who have worked in the mines, some for l5 to 20 years. have invested their savings in a ranch without any practical knowledge of what to do or how to do it"
 Not only are the re many miners who are taking up ranches in Arizona who know nothing of ranching, but also there are many other persons settling in this state and attempting io farm without any knowledge of the business Persons oi this sort are greatly helped by having a farm advisor available, and 1t is not difficult for such a man to save his salary several times over in prev enting the losses which would otherwise occur through the unneces- sary mistakes made by these amateur farmers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-13

For the first time In four years a car of fuel oil 10. the Bunker Hill Mines Company boilers arrived today. bring ing back memories oi old times
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-13
From Ranch

Mrs. M. Costello and son. NeC ard America Pistonetti came n today i. on. the Costello ranch al Sycamore Springs on a visit
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-13
Ramsey Canyon Dance

join the Tombstone crowd aud go to Ramsey Canyon. Saturday night. June l2th. and meet the Douglas crowd
 Big dance with Tenth Cavalry Band music Fried chicken dinner served al the Cafe Sunday Accommodations, fl "anted. -Adv2t