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Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
VIII Go to Jail


 NEW YORK. Dee as Thomas Mott Osborne. warden of Sing Sing prison. arrived here shortly before 70 o'clock tonight and issued the follow ing statement re9ardinE his indict- ment,
 At lnoeti1r in Yonlsers some weeks ago, ] spoke of the grand iurv performance at White Plains as not an investigation. but a conspiracy. The result has juatified my assertion. Because T. have run Sing Sing prison with absolute honesty and ef- ficiencI have made myself hated by the corrupt political element that has long utilized tho prison for their own foul purposes.
 Because l have reduced vice and disorder to a minimum within the prison. | have incurred the hatred of the f-w prisoners who had long en- joyed special privileges at the ex- pense of their fellows
 "Because I have served the state to the best of my ability the very ma chinery Of the law intended for the protection of society has been prosti- tuted rom it's high purpoae to serve the viiest end f1y means equally vile. 'I have no fear of the result No jury will be blind enough, no court unfair enough to carry this conspiracy to ultimate success
 The warden was asked whether he would give hail
 No" he said. T will not
 The impression prevailed that the warden would go to jail and there await the date of his trial
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
MILLIONAIRE WARDEN IF SING SING
 WILL BE REMOVED FROM OFFICE
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ALBANY, IL Y. Dec. 2S.- Thomas f1ott osborne, mflionairc warden" or Sing sing prison, will he removed from office as soon as .. successor can be. named under the law. This action probably win Dc teken tomorrow. John B. Riley, state superintendent ol prisons, said today after he had learned Of the specifications in the in dictnent. retur.ed- against the Sing Sing executive by the West Ches- Ter county grand jury.
 No man Wlio is uRder indictment should continue in the office of war den Superintendent Riley said. and as soon as e successor can he found Ee will be arpointed.'
 Governor Whitmah's comment was limited to a brief typewritten state mene, which read
 From tie first have believed the char~ee against Mr. Osborne's per sonal character entirely unfounded. and I am astOuished at the action Of the grand jury know nothing whatever Of the evidence which was presented to that body"
 Osborne was appointed warden of Sing Sing in the latter part of No Nember 1914. near the close of Gov ernor Glynn's administration. A short time previously he gained consider able publicity by spending a week at Auburn prison, where as a part of his study of penology he lived the life of a convict and was known as Ton Brown"
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29

stands good and the cabinet jS agreed it must be fulfilled in the let ter and spirit For the government knows full well that the premier.s Unequivocal pledge To the married men was the sole reason for the wholesale response ot .he married men. I-p 10 the moment Of that declaration the married men held pack but a- soon as ATr. Asquith-s pledge was given thev stepped for ward in numbers which were a sur prise even to Lord Derby.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
BULGAR PARLIAMENT OPENS
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SOFIA, Dee. 2S.-,via Loudoal The l"l-ar-au parliament opened today be- fore crowded galleries King Fcrdi- lano received d great ovation Tn his address from the throne he referred tu the unsuccessful attempt of his gov erurnent bv peaceful means. to obtain From Serhia territory which he said the latter had treacHeruuslE seized. Tn less than two months. he said. the Bul- gariau army with ils allies. had cleared the disputed territory of the enemy.
 Tn" king mentioned the Anglo French expedition to Salouiki as a disgrace to liberty and civilization
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
THE REPUBLfCAN'SB BIG
 OFFER OPENS TODAY


 Notwithstanding the fact that the Republican recent " added the Full Associated Press Report, by it's own leased wire, the $5.00 offer Is again made this wear. Read the Republican; clean, reliable, complete. You will not sickcn the family with a lot of medicine ads if you get the Arizona Republicans; save T4.00 by taking up this S5.O0 bargain offer.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29

ma jority of inc cabinet if not oi every individual member According to official announce mcnt this evening. no statement re spectine the attitude of the cabinet may bc looked for for some days
 and it is not likely that Premier As
 quith will make his promised an
 uouncemeut to the house before Jan- umy ..
 The appointment of a successor to Baron IIardinge viceroy to India, is expected at an carly date and if the rUmor that 9 member of the cabinet will be selected to fill the post be correct. that would obviously lead to encouragement of the ex- istirg officers.
 Sens;tional press reports of the cabinet situa tion aroused such an unusual public nteres. that the po- lice were forced repeatedly to clear Downing street of the crowds
 Tn the absence of any official state
 Hents it is difficult to say how serl- ous is the present cabinet situation The members maintain the appear ance of outward calm, and it is be- liovcd that the difficulty is more a matter deciding on methods and de tails than radical difference on lasic principles.
 The press again has divided itself into twc groups which may most readily ne defined as for and against the government. The latter group insists thar the cabinet is hopelessly divided and mus, surely split on the situation created by the results of the Derby scheme. while the former arnup declares that tn, alleged crisis ,i largely the product of excited agi- tation led by the Northcltfe press. ,nd that such differences as exist Tn the cabinet are still capable of being merged into a common policy if the task is not made impossible by out side agitation.
 Many persons believe that the truth
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
UNDER BARE POLES THREE WASTED
 SCHOONER DRIF TING SHOREWARD

VICTORIA. E. C.. Dec 3>-Cnder bare poles. a three masted vessel. be- leved to be the Peruvian bark Cal lao Was reported tonight to be drift ing toward the shore at Long Beach. on the west coast of Vancouver island
 miles off shore
 Through the dominion wireless station at Pachcna, the Bamfield and Ucleulet Hfeboat stations were nOJi- fled and two power Iifeboats put out to sea to render assistance to the distressed vessel. The United States
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29

Life Saving Tug Snohomish also was notified through the American wire less stations and she Was reported headed Tor the vessel.
 Mystery has yelled the movements cf the Bark CalIao since last Friday when she was sighted T. miles south southeast cf Cape BeaIe with all canvas but her top sail gone.
 Tho Battlefield Power lifcboat put out to her assistance and stood by to take off the crew but the captain of the Callao said all he wanted was a toWboat. Then she was completely lost sight of
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29

probably lies somewhere in the mid dIe ground between these two views. II is admitted that difficulties have arisen in connection with the Derby figures; that in certain parts of the country single men have not enrolled in such numbers as would warrant an impartial tribunal ill declaring that only a negligible percentage remain outside
 Premier ->squith'- pledge. as stated in an open letter to Earl Derby
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
AUSTRIAN REPLY
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this violation of what the state de- partment regards as the elementary principles of international law and of human warfare.
 Unless the expected note from that government should amount to a sud den and total severance of diplomatic relations. it is expected in official quarters that the Austrian foreign of flee will seek to justify its methods perhaps adopting one of the original German contentious in the Lusitania case. that the appearance of the sub marine as a weapon of war has intro duced new problems and not only jus tfied but demanded departure from the old rules
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29

This picture If Henry Ford. De
 t-oit aut. manufacturer who hopes to stop the war in Europe, and his secretary. Louis p. Lochner. was taken just before the peace ship Safurday One hundred and forty enthusiastic peace advocates are aboard the ship. They wilt visit Sweden. Norway and Denmark. aftet which they will ga 10 The Hague and fake part in a peace conference com oosed of peace workers from various neutral countries. Ford admits that his chances of success are very small
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
ARRANGING FOR RECEPTION
NEW OCEAN LINE
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Si1-NI TIE, Dec. 2s.-Seattle ship ping men headed by R. M. ralIzfus. traftic manager of the Chicago Mil Vaullce and St Paul railway. today announced that they were or4anizlng q company to build and operate three s1,250,o00 steamships c. ply between Seattle and Hawaii. Australian and New Zealand ports. Necessity for the new line Ar. Calkins said. is made evident hy the accumulation of export freight here.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
L Ae&RRNSE
RESERVE BANK DIVIDEND
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L'--E'l'E1F ~1'' - ---s's~V v v s-
 RICHMOND, Va. Dec 2S.-rhe Richmond federal reserve bank today declared q dividend of five per cent on lts capital stock of Se 3S0,000 which re presents stock subscripls-.ss paid iii hy 506 members in the fifth federal re serve district The amount of tn. div idend is Sl5l,o00 and covers the period from November z 1914 to December 31, 1915. It will bep laced to the c~et- it of the various member banks. Gov crnor George Seay said tonight tilat sr Tar as he knew. this was the first di1- ideud declared hv any of the reserve banks
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
CABINET IS FOR
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commons that general election in tho present circumstances would he national calamity. no one except those battling expressly for or against compulsory service with any weapon that comes to hand gives credence to the suggestion that any prapondering section 9f the cabinet will support any such solution at this time, with fully one-Jhird of the voters Of the country in the fighting line
 lhat the prime minister will re- deem his pledge as between married and single men as recruits is not questioned in any responsible quar- ter and the best informed persons are quite s3nguinc that some saisfac- tory formula will be found before parliament meets which will repre- sent the judgment at least of great
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
SANTA BARBARA WINS
 IN BIRD CENSUS

SANTA BARBARA. Cal Dee. 2s-That Santa Barbara has again scored first in the national Christ mas bird census. is claimed by William Leon Dawson, who made the count. He observed I02 diff ferent species in single day. which does not equal the record of 109 set last year The next best record is sixty, made last year at TuIrituck North Carolina and at ago. The methods of taking the Malysville. California two years census naturally differ in various parts of the country. Mir Dawson
 made a preliminary survey, a1- quainting himself with the haunts of tire various birds, and on the day of the census covered sixty miles by automobile and ten miles on foot. never getting more than twelve miles away from the city.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
FRENCH STEAMER SUNK
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TOXIC, Dee 29.-The French steamer Villa De La Ciotat, which was sunk by a submarine in the Mediterranean. embarked 154 tons of silk and 55o tons of general cargo in Japan She took no munitions here. The French line. ii .s stated. proba ply will adhere to a route for it's future saiines over which vessels m"v Io conveyed
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
NJ PASSPORTS ASk PERMIT n
 NOVE BY LAND
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STOCKHOLM, Dec 2>-1via Lon don, Dee 29.)-Despite the refusal of the Washington government to extend passports to belii-ereut countries 10 the managers of the Ford peace party they are still endeavoriua ts obtain .Germauy's permission to travel from Copenhagen to The Faaue hy train If they are unsuccessful g steam will be chartersi for t trip through the North sea
 The peace party has found it uecss- sarT e. extend it's stay iu Stockholm until Thursday and will arrive in Ca- pcnhager Friday
 Owing Jo the fact that g number of the members of the party are sick with influeuza, corps of Red Cross nurses have been appointed to attend them. The nurses arc described as tao hos rlraI department uf the eNpcdij.uu
 Andrew J. Bethea, llrutcnaut gov ernor oi South Carolina. is i'll here majority of the members of the rartE who are II suffered from the extreme cold experienced in Chrisjiauia The weather here is more moderate
 ARRANGING FOR RECEPTION
 STOCKHOLM. via London. Dee. D. -Mme. RosiSa Schwimmrr and other members of the Ford peace mission left Tuesday night for Copcnna24n to. make advance alraurcmeuts for the reception If the expedition there telegram received from Copenhagen citizens by the party said that Den mark was ready to @ive the Ford dela- gates the WarmeSt of welcomes The members of the party said that as they advance toward The Ha-1le there ,= every indication that inc project is taken more seriously
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
ESTABLISHES
 SEPARATE AGENCIES
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 ST. LOUIS. be 2S.-A statement issued tonight at the general offices of the Missouri Pacific railroad said that the Missouri Pacific System is no WestabIshing separate passenger and freight agencies Heretofore the Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain. Western Pacific and Denver and Ro Grande railroads conducted joint freight and passenger agencies.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
Special Wool Sale

hav Ieurt riced. YARDS OF 50 WOODEN in and ara from our higher priced .'y"=- r,p''.~, 9Sc WOOL cOATINGS)dr I
 
 INCH sROADCLOTH in pink lht blue price tDl DlsUU DRESS FLANNELs-u all the wanted elO at ZaJC 40c INCH WOOL CHALLIES-ghJ corsat figured s)O e)JC
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
SEMI=ANNUAL, CLEA OF WOMEN'S AND MISSES APPAE
 AT 9 O'CLOCK THIS MORN


  0 SC to to ourIu d al Il w apparel n rzom
Arizona republican., 1915-12-29
Comforter and Blanket Sale

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Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-08-12
STIFF PENALTY FOR LYING.

PARIS, July 2O.-(Bq Maii.)-Ly-
ing is punishable by death, sometimes
at the front. An eyewitness tells
the following story.
A German, north OF Arras, came out
of his trench calling TO French troop
ers opposite: comrades, England mas
made cats paw oil you, Russia is
beaten, Italy has been repulsed you
are lost. Give up the fight"
His speech delivered, he was given
time to drop back into the trench,
then, spon.aneousiy, lroin the French
trenches rose perfect shower Of hand
grenades. Explosions followed like a
roll of thunder and before the echo
died the t'renchmen ware out of their
trenches surging down on the Ger
mans in an irristable bayonet charge.
Two minutes later the entire section
of German trenches was won, the
enemy's dead lay in piles and the re-
maindcr were prisoners.
That's what we think Of your
Speech" said the French to the Ger
mans. Besides the Badmen get folks
to tell lies"
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-08-12
FLIES FIGHT FOR TURKEY.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-(By Mail. y
The allied forces in the Dardanelles
are not only fighting Turks but for
midable army Of flies.
The flies are even worse than the
Turks, writes a correspondent from
Gallipoli.
Food is black with flies the instant
It Is brought to light and sleep is
impossible due to the constant buzzing
attacks of the HINGED enemy. Jam,
which enters largely into the sweets
Of army sweets is pounced upon
grcedily and it is only by dexterous
and long practiced manouvers that q
soldier is able to beat the flies to
the eating OF It.
Midsummer in Gallipoli finds the
soldier wearing khaki drill shorts
trousers that end just above the
knee.
Cigarettes on the peninsula are al
absolute luxury, according to the cor
respondent. The soldiers are willint
to pay n heavy price for Cigarette
sold by small GREGG "canteens," be
hind the allied lines. The cigarette
are made In Germany but tbs troop
smoke than Just ths same.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-08-12
Posses Scattered in Every Direction For Roundup
of Raiders Funston Orders Ninth Infantry
from Laredo to the Scene of Action
JA|LS FILLED WITH RAIDERS
twenty-five MexiCaT Attack -Four Soldiers Near
Mercedes AFTER Twenty Minutes of Firing
ReinforCement Dispense MexiCans

United Press.
BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Aug, IL
The border situation is becoming
hourly graver and more tense.
Matamoras reports that Mexicans
across the border from there intend
to attack this city if the Americans
occupy Yer Cruz.
Alarmed at the widespread raids the
citizens are arming.
More rangers and troops are COM
ing.
Posses are scattered in every direc-
ton for roundup of the bandits.
Two Mexicans were killed near Sc
bastian, when they attempted to escape
from their captors.
General Funston has ordered anoth-
err battalion of the Ninth infantry
from Laredo this way.
Twenty-Five Mexicans suddely at
tackled four soldiers near Mercedes
last night. There was 20 minutes
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-08-12

frage association, is laboring for a
second federal amendment proposing
the initiative and referendum for the
states on the question of woman suf-
frage. The National organization has
its central office in New York.
The Susan B. Anthorn amendment,
which will be introduced in congress
next December, provides, that the
right of citizens of the United States
to vote shall not be denied or abridg-
ed by the United States or by any
state on account of sex.
Congress shall have power, by ap-
propriate legislation, to enforce the
provisions of this article.
The Washington office of the Con-
gressional union is at present engag-
ed in a nation wide campaign to dem
onstrate that there is strong and
widespread demand for the federal
amendment. Miss Alice Paul, chair
mans of the executive committee OF
the union, is directing the field work
from various points of vantage while
Miss Lucy Burns, vice chairman, Is
in command here.
1t is the purpose of the Congress
sional union leaders to have each and
every congressman visited by depu-
tation made up from his own con-
stituents, and urged to support the
Anthony amendment.
To have a grand rail- yof women
voters at San Francisco September
IA, Is and 16, to adopt resolutions
and arrange program for the WORK
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-08-12
WOMEN ORGANIZE
FOR RIGHT TO VOTE

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. IL
Two armies of woman suffrage
advocates are modifying their forces
for votes for women. The one, the
Congressional Union, with national
headquarters in Washington, is ap-
pealing to congress for the adoption
of the resolution providing for the
submission of the Susan B. Anthony
amendment to remove from the ballot
the qualification of sex, and the other,
the National American Woman Suf-
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-08-12
wOODMEN MEET AT
BIG EXPOSITION

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug, IL
Woodmen of the World reigned su-
preme at the Panama Pacific expo
sition today. This was their day"
Thousands Of members of the organ
ization poured into the grounds TO
celebrate the 25th anniversary of the
founding OF the order.
The medical examiners Of the or
der are holding = special convention
here. Physicians from nine states
comprising the Pacific west have bssn
assigned to discuss Tie topic Of suA-
profitable Risks.~
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-08-12
MORE RIOTS ARE
FEARED IN COLORADO

ELDoRA, Colo, Aug, 11.-"No
men wanted" is sign that might
adon certain beauty spot on the
hills heTeabouts today And men
want to see it very much.
Minus stockings and CARRIED in scant
Greek costume, beautiful young wo-
men dance on the green sward.
Of course, there's nothing to speak
Of when the girls go swimming on
Lake Eidora, screened from vulgar
mems eyes.
They are worshiping the god
dess of beauty in the human form d.
vine up here. In camp established
by Miss Portia SWEET Of Chicago and
the Misses Marjorie and Charlotte
Perry of Denver, disciples of the Dun
cans, a score or more of society buds
from all sections of the country, are
getting close to nature
Interspersed with their health and
beauty building frolics the students
are seriously reviving Greek drama,
pantomime and expression. All plays
are given outdoor settings.
The camp will break up this week
to reopen next July. The weather
hereabouts in late August is rather
rigorous for Greek costume and stock
ingless prancing.
I'VE have no use for men on this
expedition said Miss Marjorie Per-
ry before the campers came up here.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-08-12
FREIGHT
RATES ARE
INCREASED.
United Press.

United Press.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug, H.
The interstate commerce commission
has decided the western railroads re-
quest of a 20 per cent freight increase.
They allowed advances ON bitumin-
ous coal, coke, fruit and vegetables.
They denied increases on grain,
livestock, packing house products,
fertilizers and broom corn.
1t is virtually q victory for the
shippers as the heaviest traffic IL in
the denied class.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-08-12
GRAND JURY IND|CTS
OWNERS OF fASTLAND


United Press.
CHICAGO, Aug, 11.--An Illinois
state grand jury has indicted six Of
the Eastland owners and officers
on several counts each, varying from
manslaughter to criminal carelessness.
The federal inspectors were not in
dicted. That was left for federal
grand jury to probe.
The state placed the blame on over
loading and faulty ballast tanks and
general construction.
1t recommended a reorganization
Of the inspection services.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-08-12
women voters after congress

- .
meets
Also IN have ,ho rreatest demon
stration If women !, Wasbi,o,an
tho fret treol, 81 t;,e raxt conc,,.ss
eyer 500, in Ame,;c,
To tbesc ;mportant ends tho co,-
.. ess;on urion is diroct;no ali of its
cne,gies
4onr Mans have. hoo, carefully
uorIeed ont o,d aro now bc;na ~
ocuteds sold Misc Rurrs today ...w,
have already sent deputations 70 sen
,tor O,Gornan and Renresontat;vs
Hustled Of New York. Renresentativs
I,intbicnm Of MARYLAND and many 9th.
orc
eve will have delepations call nm
every man in conoross before com
press meets in December Our aim
is to convince the members of the
senate and house that women of their
own states are in earnest in their efz
foitg to secure a sopare deal ut the
r Us.
al the convention of women voi-
crs in California in the fall we will,
make plans for definite nolitical ar-
ton IN the part of the women voters
in. support of the national suffrage
amendment. We expect about I 600
persons at the San Francisco com
r n, -, ,
most in,nor+ant hodg ~ ,ror,o, ~
are ogo,. asson,h,od
oFron Californ;a +ho s,ferar;.ts
will work east avo,,vbod,, Gov Wei
ineton vbcro mn v,oyon ,,;l, na4b
or for domonstr,t;on horora 49,
press Every Woman will h,.inr NO.
titions
.Deeember G tho d,v conoross oon
vanes tho co,cross;a,,ai r,,;o,, In
meet tbe VISITING s,,ffrs,,i.to 81 11nian
station and otbo, conyen;ont ,la.as
and eeco,1 th,r, e. a. - M
swarm of woman suffrage worl,ors
that arrive hero that dav ui,I fu,|
the civ Thov viii Como h,, t,.,;,
automobiIe and wagon souc of en-,
will make tho trim from The ,yest
ern states in MACHINES
"That dav we viii march 70 tho
capitol present our netitions md ~
thatf riends Of the cause ;ntroducc
the Anthony amepan,aa., -.l.-....--.,..-.s.
sition we will support.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-08-12
NEW HOSPITAL is OPENED.

PENSACOLA, Fla, Aug. 1.-The
100000 hospital Of the Sisters Of
Charity, now nearly completed will
begin to receive patients during the
coming week.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1915-08-12
SPIES PLAN
TO STAY
KAISER
United Press.

United Press.
AMSTERDAM, Aug. 1.-THE kais-
er had planned to enter Warsaw on
the Russians heels, but rumors reach
ed secret service officials that the
public places had been mined and
spies were ordered to Stay him, con-
cequently his immediate entry has
been cancelled.