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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-02-10
MCCORMICK MUST EXPLAIN

James Mccormick, former pro-
prietor of the Seven-Mile road
house, recently convicted of vio-
lating the liquor laws and sem
fenced to the county jail for 90
days, will appear before Judge
Clifford late today and tell why
he has been at liberty since the
date of his sentence.
Judge Clifford learned yester-
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day that Mccormick had never
occupied cell, despite the SEN
tence. James Heberly, court
clerk, said this morning that he
had failed to record the sentence,
having been absent on the day 1t
was pronounced.
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TodaY's Best Joke

my boy" said the old man,
when l was your age l thought,
like you, that ] knew 1t all, but
now | have reached the conclusion
that know nothing"
The youth, lighting cigarette,
answered carelessly: 'i
Him! I reached that concln-
sion about you years ago."
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WASHINGTON, ID. c.,

WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
Feb. 1O.-All filibusters of
modern times in the United
States senate have been sur,
passed by the republican at
tempt to talk to death" the
administrations ship pur-
chase bill.
:. The filibuster has been a
continuous fight for is days.
On January % Senator
SmOot made a record by
talking II hours and 80 min
utes against the bill.
On Monday Senator Jones
of Washington broke all fill
buster records by talking for
ID hours and Do minutes.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 10.
President Wilson will call an
extra session of congress to con-
vene March 8, II the republican
filibuster against the ship pur-
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Cubans Dislike
American Ideas
So BabSon Saws

touring America making
conditions of
al te.-E
BY ROGER w. BABSON.
HAVANA, Cuba, Feb. 1O.-"Why do you u.
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'0UMG GIRL ACCUSES MANAGER OF Mill
BEWARE OF wheat!
DON'T SPECULATE,
YOU'LL SURE LOSE

Explanation by the EditorIhe Times received the
following warning its readers from the Newspaper
which this member The the
Newspaper Enterprise Association Chicago
has special rshand opportunities head
quarters the subject of this warning)
Editor the Times Please your readers.
cial those with small savings against specializing in wheat
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Americans? ~

THAT question is asked by almost every
| = man whom i meet from country" said
IA Cuban host merchant. because you a few
MN soldiers and helped whip the Spaniards
M already about had them whipped the whole
va M# a story.
*#%MM 'YOu w
X%W ing them for nearly fifty that feel
~ WM#WE rather for the blowing of the
MM@ Maine that brought into the any
for However, we'll be generous and give you
I6NDkTS the benefit of the doubt how your
I~SI tariff legislation?
tons ar% sys us
glorious Spanish
For centuries the this island devoted
capital developing the industry
world all they know about this little island The life
of trade the value of land the employment
the prosperity all of founded the industry
with troubles Spanish
had built great industry and people fairly well off
contented.
able fight the Spanish
evidence of prosperity
people in country.
plantation Mississippi
southern others land spectators and
Utah and western states They determined
they would control the industry.
CONTINUED Page Eighth
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Lillian Bell unquestonably popular writer of
oye novels Her books have sold int mos
may be found the book shelves
country 80 = "
Some of her books are:
Sir John and the American Girl
A to the Wilder. A Book
mass Why Men Bacfe ors
o., and Others Luxures
'ro" WITS Ioi"t Oh view. less Woman In
The Instinct of Stepfaherllood Press.
Begnning with tomorrow The Times print exclusive
OF Miss Bells
member of the family but of girls
bes will grab for them first
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the money was. She was ordered
to jail.
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none but bulls in the market That everybody
rise in price
What If something happened would cause rush to
sell? Nothing could stop disastrous
ter how badly the foreign countries wheat
would have to IL the market shot
probably would, in few hours. But DURING THAT FEW
HOURS ALL THE LITTLE FELLOWS WITH 500 OR ~ 900
IN THE MARKET WOULD LOSE EVERY
Only the chap big money up his margins until
the reaction came could stick
The atmosphere full of things which might the
to sell.
IL the Turkish forts the Dardaneles
tered, should crop
summer, wheat would down, for a time
A minor naval defeat for England in home
a momentary panic
you buy bushels or 900 bushels outright
and hold 1t, a profit. even
that Is risk.
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-13
LESS WORRY IN CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE ac-
tivity of the Mexican bandits on the
Texas border and the situation at Vera
Cruz continues TO occupy attention,
here, although there is less apprehen-
sion in official circles. Funston has
not asked for achievements and no
action was taken on the appeal of
Governor Ferguson Vera Cruz con
ditions are said to be improved Car
rama has issued a public announce
ment promising fun protection to an
foreigners.
The battleships Louisiana and New
Hampshire are well on their way down
the Atlantic coast bound for Southern
waters" to reinforce the gunboat
squadron al Vera Cruz, II necessary.
The Collier Jupiter was ordered TO
that port from Newport News Secre-
tary Garrison made it plain the War
Department expects the Governor OF
Texas to deal with the purely domes-
tic disorders of the state
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-13
NEWS PRINT FAMINE.

THE HAGUE, Aug. u. - Seven
cents for a slate" is the mysterious
item that may appear on the expense
account of the foreign journalists in
Holland II the threatening shortage Of
paper is not relieved. The prediction
is that Hollands paper supply will
not last another three months. Even
now, most of the newspapers restrict
their editions as much as possible to
save their store Of white paper The
price has already gone up from six
TO seven cents per pound. But after
the first of October no money viii be
able to buy IT, There will not be any.
Manufacturers of paper declare the
war has merely accentuated a situa-
tion which was already very bad For
an ordinary Sunday edition of large
newspaper a fair sized forest is con
demned to perish Wood, however,
seems to be getting scarce and no sub.
stitute has yet been found. The war
which has claimed the ordinary output
of wood for trenches an dother forth
cations has suddenly brought the pa
per industry to a crisis.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-13
GRAYS WILL TAKE
ANOTHER TURN AT
BENJAMIN'S TEAM
Douglas Stellar Group Of Dia-
mond Performers Due Here
Sunday; Cothran Will Essay
to Curb Visiting StlCkers.

The Grays viii take another turn
with the victorious Beniamin's picked
team Sunday afternoon at Warren
Park, and, according to Manager NC
Nelly, viii make a tremendous effort
to send the Douglasites home in de-
feat With the splendid lineup which
the C. g. A combine has now acquired
Manager McNelly apparently has all
the chance in the world to see his
team realize his ambition and turn
the tables on the aggregation which
has been having such run of victor
les from the local mines
Cothran the little HEAVIER who has
been all 10 the good in his appear
ances against the Boosters, viii be
sent from the stable, Manager Nc
Nelly harboring a most decided opin-
ion that the diminutive southwing is
the lad who can turn the desired
trick Should Captain Benjamin elect
to send his prize pitcher Robbins,
against the locals. a dandy boxmens
duel should result, with odds about
even, although the prestige Of several
wins on the Warren Park diamond
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-13
WRECK KILLS SIX.

COLUMBUS, Aug II Six lives was
the toll taken when a heavy freight
of the Baltimore and Ohio Southwest.
ern crashed into a special train car
rying members of the Knights of
Pythias lodge of Mount Sterling. Ohio.
who We're returning from an outing at
Cedar Point More than a score was
injured, some so seriously they may
not recover. The accident occurred
fourteen miles south of Columbus dur.
ing a torrential rainstorm
The passenger tran had stopped to
take on water when the freight
struck &C. smashing the crowded wood
en- coach in the rear Relief parties
extricated many of the injured. Four
members Of the excursion party were
killed outright Two others died I'm
hospitals. ~
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-13

viii give the shade Of the gambling
to the visitors
Manager McNelly states that the
game viii be called at 2:3O o'clock
and he says this does not mean 10, IS
or 20 minutes after 2. but precisely
2:80, no more or less. The ladies will
be admitted to the grounds gratis.
and there being goodly contingent
OF diamond enthusiasts among the
fair sex of the Warren District. this
may be recognized as quite a conces.
sion on the part of McNeuy The
Grays are practicing hard and will be
in shape 10 play the game of their
lives.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-13
SATURDAY EVENING
SMOKER FOR ELKS
PROMISES BIG D0INGS
Professional Talent viii Contri-
butte TO Success Of OCCASION;
Elkdom, Young and Old, Will
Be on Hand.


Elks large and small. young and
old. the veteran bull Elks who date
back to the installation of the local
lodge and the baby Elks of but a few
weeks standing, all will gather in the
club house, tomorrow evening, to en-
JOY the smoker that the entertain
ment committee has arranged for
them There are "a number of baby"
Elks to whom an Elk smoker will be
IA new experience and there are yet
larger numbers Of "Bull' Elks who
never miss a social gathering when
it is possible to attend. All of these
and others will be on hand tomorrow
evening.
Musical numbers, both instrumental
and vocal. specialties and motion pic.
lures will be the chief feature of the
program. Through the courtesy of
the management of the w. r. Payne
company, now at the Orpheum, a num-
Der rendered by Billy House and Trio
viii be included in the program. or
course there will also be the eats"
for when Elks meet in social session
they must brouse in order to secure
perfect contentment.
The entertainment committee of the
Elks will give no further detailed
statement as to the program that will
be offered for the midsummer
smoker" They state that the pro-
gram has been practically arranged
though they are still seeking to obtain
snake charming act with Sam Inge
and Matt Wartenberg i'm the title roles
and the big RATHER captured early in
the week as the center about which
action will revolve If this is secured
it will certainly be the hit of the
evening.
There has been more noise made
about smokers in the past than We
are making said a member of the
committee, but our program will be
satisfactory to the large majority Of
the members, | am sure. We are not
promising a lot of novelties, but We
have cut out a lot of so-called attrac
lions that have become hackneyed ant
time worn in past experiences. We
expect to give all Elks a pleasant
evening and one that will prove a
grateful Interruption to a midsummer
routine"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-13
BRITISH SUBMARINES
PLAY HAVOC IN EAST
Turkish GunbOat and Transport
Fall Victims to English
Underwater Craft.

LONDON, Aug 12-The Turkish
gunboat Berk-I-Satvet, an empty trans
port, was torpedoed in the Dardanelles
by a British submarine, it was Of
fcialy announced tonight
The announcement also confirms
the sinking of a Turkish battleship in
the Sea of Marmora August 8.
The announcement says. The Vice
Admiral in the Dardanelles reports
one of the British submarines, operat-
ing in those waters, sank a Turkish
battleship on the morning of August
8, at the entrance TO the Sea Of Mar
mora.
"The Turkish gunboat Berk-ISat-
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-13
'NEWSIES' IN MIMIC
ECHO OF EUROPE'S
BLOODY CONFLICT
FiStiC Argument Over Sale Of
Paper Ends in Arbitration;
Kindly Disposed Gentleman
SootheS Troubled Waters.

Merchants and business men on
Brewery Gulch yesterday enjoyed
faint, though lively, echo OF the great
European conhiyt when two small
"newsies" of different nationalities en-.
gagged in a spirited fstic argument
over the sale of a paper
An enthusiastic crowd spraug up as
If by magic, gleefully shouting bits Of
advice to the young warriors as they
circled around each other in attempts
to land a "haymaker."
"Whoope-e-e-e," joyously shouted a
big Texan, as the smaller of the two
succeeded in flooring his opponent,
on, mommer. what a wallopl"
"Dutchys got him going" cried an
other onlooker, IAN there's going to
be a knockout pretty pronto"
Nav. there amt" came the reply
from one whose sympathies evidently
were with the red-headed battler.
"That Irishman kin lick his weight in
wild cats. an tn Dutchman aint got
a lookin."
But there is an end to even the
most enjoyable of occasions. for
Beat it. here comes a cop" shout
ed one unit of the outer edge of the
audience, and the crowd. so swiftly
assembled, vanished almost as if some
powerful and kindly genie were loath
to see it eyed disappearing by GUS
todians of the law and caused its
members to dissolve into the air.
BY the time the outraged officer ar.
rived, only the two belligerents and
the cause of their miniature battle
remained on the scene.
Here. what do you think this is, a
prize ring?" demanded the police
man. as the erstwhile combatants
stood and eyed each other warily
"Aw, mister, I wuz tryin' ter sell
this here gen1'man er poiper, an this
gink comes along and crabs tn deal
was the explanation offered by the
one dubbed Irish"
He's. er liar, Judge" angrily eX
postulate "Dutchy.7 TT wuz me that
wuz about ter sell that poiper, an he
Dutted in on me-"
Irish Was caught I'm mid air by
the policeman as he sprang toward.
the offerer of the insult, who squared
off in preparation for furthc hostili
ties
Here I'll chase both of you kid,
in if you try anything more like that,
exclaimed the policeman, which state
ment brought looks of fear into the
eyes of his captives.
Evidently suffering from remorst
that he should be the cause. though
innocent of this impending tragedy
the unknown gentleman, for the frs
time, took an active part in the littl,
drama, and persuaded the officer t'
let them off Just this time, mint
you"
And then, as If to make some repair
alton for the physical and mental an
| guish suffered by the two boys n,
made each a present of a halfdollai
and some excellent advice to the effec
that an differences can be better set
tied by diplomacy than by violence.
Their momentary hatred for eacl
lother quelled by the half dollar rest
ing snugly in each grimy palm. tn,
two 'newsies" started off down tn,
street together and as they wer
about to leave the officer and their bel
efactor behind, Irish" turned to hi
companion and said Come on
Dutch an I'll buy yer er drink"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-13

vet, and an empty transport were also
torpedoed in the Dardanelles by Brit
ish submarines. In connection with
the above. in the Turkish official com
munication dated August 8, it is re-
ported the Turkish battleship Khey-
Ed-Din- Barbarossa was torpedoed by
the enemy's submarine. The Barba-
rossa was former German battle
ship purchased by Turkey in 1902
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-13
LAND RESTORED.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12-Nearly
half Of the land of the Chugach Ma
tional Forest, Alaska, through which
the government railroad TO Nome was
restored to the public domain by pro
claimation of the President, made pub
lie tonight The area is heavily tim
bered That Withdrawn is not of suf-
hcient value TO warrant government
protection
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-13

LONDON, Aug Pour work is
now practically finished in the east,
and we are about to begin in the west.
Peace is certain by October" says an
extract from an order of the day TO the
Teutonic armies in Flanders, accord
ing to the Amsterdam Telegraf
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-13
FEDERAL LEAGUE

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Chicago at Newark
Pittsburg at Baltimore.
Kansas City at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Buffalo.
Kansas City 2, Brooklyn 3. y inn
ings
Chicago 3 Newark I.
Others. rain.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-13

CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. 12-Four
hostile attacks against one Turkish
position on the Galipoli Peninsula
were repulsed August 10, according 10
the official statement
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-13
GIVEN SENTENCE

Santos Rivera, who was arrested in
Bisbee during the month of June for
breaking into rooms i'm the Plymouth
lodging house, and who had entered
a plea of not guilty decided to change
his plea and entered one of guilty
and was sentenced to serve not more
than two years in the state peniten-
tiary I'm Florence
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-13

Egan; WARRIOR, Shawkey, Donovan
and Alexander.
Others, rain
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-13
BOSTON BLANKS BROWNS

BOSTON. Aug 12.- Foster shut out
the visitors for the second time i'm six
games. errors and his two doubles
figuring i'm three runs.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-13

Batteries - Tesreau. Mathewsou.
Ritter and Meyers; Mamaux and Glib.
son.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-13
MANAUx eEATs GIANTS

PITTSBURG, Aug 12.-Mamaux al.
lowed only three hits and one pass
and drove in two runs.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-13
CLEVELAND WINS

NEW YORK, Aug. ~ Cleveland
defeated the Highlanders i'm a game
featured by the heavy hitting Of both
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-13

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Philadelphia at New York.
Washington at Boston.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-13
CUBS WIN

ST LOUIS, Aug 12.-The Cubs won
see-saw contest A series of sim
giles in the 18th brought in Murray
Fisher and Schultz with winning runs.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-13

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Boston at Philadelphia
New York at Brooklyn.
Chicago at ST. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-13
COAST LEAGUE

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Oakland at Los Angeles.
Vernon az Portland.
salt Lake at San Francisco.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-13

baIIeFles- vaughn, Humphrey and
Archer; Sallee, Griner, Robinson and
Snyder
Bisbee daily review., 1915-08-13

Oakland /, Los Angeles s.
Salt Lake 2, San Francisco 6.
Vernon 2, Portland 7.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-24
E!RaS;IO: Ma! Is

u. 7. Eddy is here from Redwood
onsta brief visit. ! y, III q .,,sssSts
n @. b. Hall, of Parkersburg, Is, a
guest at the Hotel Gore. ;si
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ . McIsown, OF
Wyatt, are visiting In the city.
Thomas F. Robey. Of Fairmont. ID
a visitor here.
Louis -. Black. of Parksrsburg,
lis guest at the Waldo.
A. Zenor is here IRON, West
Union.
Mrs Gean Williamson, Of Ander-
son. Ind, Is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. C. j.. stealey; at her home on
the River road, Point Comfort.
Whe nshe returns home Mrs. Stealey
will accompany her and spend sever
al days visiting at her former hon 4
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-24
AMENDMENTS
Wanted TO
CONSTITUTE
.OfPetlnsylva and a Conven.
ton WiHsvery Probably
Be Called.

HARRISBURG, Pa. ian. q .-Legis-
latioh providing for the can Of a con-
stttutional convention and for setting
q date for the same will he introduc-
ed into the House during the next
fortnight by Charles j. Roney, Jr.. II
the drafting OF the bill is completed
by that time. y
Representative Rooney is one OF the
ware leaders OF the House. and the
introduction of constitutional amend
ment bills by him is regarded as a
move toward the realization Of the
end which they aim to reach. The
ibillsswilf provide for the time for the
meeting OF the convention and for q
representatio OF two delegates froff,
each legislative district. "a q
The attitude of VIRTUE all poii-
ficians for some time back has been
IN favor of the convention call. and ii
is believed that there will be little op-
position to the Rooney bills. The peo-
pie OF Pennsylvania will vote on the
question and name their delegates.
Many Changes Suggested.
Questions which would come before
the convention are enumerated In sew
eral groups, among which are the
creation Of a code OF graded taxato..
increasing the scope of work in the at
,torney generals office, REORGANIZATION
OF the, system OF Common Pleas courts
the granting Of home rule ia first,
Second and third class cities and the
establ ishtneut OF a fundamental priii-
ciple aiming to establish greater
democracy in elections; "a
AT present, the states imposes taxes
according to q fixed schedule. The
graded taxation plan would force the
sDrunt OF the taxation on the man of
rporation best able to nay. Little
has been said definitely, however. re-
garding the plan for changing ( the
system Of taxation That the power
Of the attorney general should BE in
creased ts a move that has been agf-
;tated for several years. L n,
The reorganization OF the Common
Pleas court system would involve the
establishment Of sixteen judicial dis
trtcts, the presiding Judges as a state
common pleas court, This system
would satisfy the demand OF the Phil
adelphia Bar Associate for the CON
solidation Of the courts 81 Phi1adeI.
phfa county with one presiding Judge
Home Rule for Cities,
Home rule in frst second and third
class ties has lso been a question
commend ding consida tSble attention
among politicians and civic workers.
gEpon the return 81 oysgnor Bruins
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-24
Ministers
Visit Field Where They Worked
\ Together a Dozen;
Years AGO.

The Rev. HI +. Lutz, Of washing
ton. .. e.. who. Is conducting a
seroes sof; eyangelistic meetings at
the Central Christian church, and
the Rev. w. NJ. Long. minister OF
the church, spent Saturday at Fair
mont renewing old acqiaintances.
Twelve yearS age. sie Rev. Mr..
Llitz conducted a successful series
;evangelistic meetings in the chris
tian church, at Fairinont, OF which
the Rev. Mr.. Long was at that time
the minister. The visit of the two
men in eac Tiers company was
Therefore Of more than ordinary in-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-24
JAIL SENTENCE
Is Penalty in England for Calling q
Mnn a German. a.

LONDON, Jan. 23 London po-
lice court has decided that in En-
gland to call q man a German if he
is not, Is to abuse him and render
oneself liable to prosecution. In the
case before the ma istrate, the pris-
ioner had said OF two men whom he
met, They are a.couple OF Germans =
He was found guilty of Committing
an act wherebya breach of the peace
might have been caused, and was
sentenced to pay q hne OF ten .shil-
Ilings or spend seven days in prison.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-24

:. y - y z = ~
bauga to Philadelphia from ttsburg
two weeks ago, he declared. himself
in favor Of granting more aower: to
these cities. The quest ton affects both
PittsbArg aud Philadei phia to a great
extent! q 4 ? 3 y.
The measure: would give the cities
power to Ak Their. own horrow wing ca
|Spacity THIS is one OF the powers
Enow delegated to the state. 1t is now
impossible TO increase the borrowing
capacity without the passage Of a con,
istitutiohal amendment. Tie proceed
IRE takes several years, and has, had
! the effect of tiefng up NUM- ipal; I'M
pTovemehts The transit and port sims
pfoyenfepfs OF philadelphia can now
only sbe provided for s.,y. the massage
Eof q consti tionaf amendment, BY the
Elegisla ire and lin turn lby the people.
II That the present constitution Is an
stiqnated to the point where It As sdet-
sriinental to- the welfare 81 the state
and the growing cities, has been the
contention for some time. The prop
sosition ofeas corstititti onal convention
call has grown stronger with leach
session of the Legislature, W.: /,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-24
STATESMEN WANTED

so INTO the business of selling gro
ceredt. paints, oils and stock food. We
teach You how to sell restaurants,
Z farmers sand the large q buyers. No
capital required. Il YOU are anxious
come Independent, write Us al once.
The choice territory we have open
will be. grabbed up quickly. John
Sexton e CO., Wholesale Grocera, 23e
West Lake street, Chicago. Ill.