davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-26
CHRISTMAS IN JUAREZ.
M Hillary and Civil Officers of Carranxa
 Government Hold Reception.

HOVerHMenJ hOlN hcceptl0h.
 Fl Paso, Tex, Dec. 25.-Christmas in Jnarez. Mexico, was marked by the appearance of military and civil officials of the CarranZa government Andrcas Garcia, Mexican consul here, and his staff, escorted Gen. Ysobel Rohles across the international bridge. A reception was held at mili- tary Headquarters, to which residents of Jaarez were invited.
 LAD DEFENDS MOTHER BRAVELY. Georgia YGungster Shoots One Youth,
 and Glasses Another.
 Columbus, Ga. Dec. 25.-PrOtecting his mother from intfuders of their home, Willie Griffin. aged F, the SOD of Mrs. HasEie GrifY il, shot and in- stantly killed Bernard Rice, IA, and ran Wynnon Hargett away from their home this afternoon. Griffin was ar rested.
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GERMAN OFFICIAL
CABLEGRAMS

The following cablegram from off.
.ciaI German sources was received to.
dav:
German Headquarters Report, Dec.
2s-The monitors of the enemy have
shelIed Westende (FIanders) killing
three inhabitants, among whom were
two women.
The French attacked in the morn
ing near Herzstein. Later details are
still lacking. German artillery shells
have stopped the train movements at
Scissors station. The French, prob
ably in order to protect the station,
provided some time ago a hospital
close to the station with Geneva flags,
so that the hospital possibly may be
hit in view of it's proximity to the sta.
ton. >.:..,..
ION the east front Russian recon-
noitering detachmsnts were REFUSED.
including attacks at Beresina end
northwest of czartorysk and near Be.
retianv." II. ~. =
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rainfall since
noon YESTERDAY
NEARLY 4 inches
Downpour Since Beginning of
Storm Friday Reaches Total
of 8.34 Inches at z P. M.

Despite the fact that for more than
36 hours Old Man Barometer has been
climbing steadily up the scale on the
little instrument In the weather bu-
reau office, oahu's rainy weather is
continuing.
At noon today the total rainfall
since the beginning of the storm on
Christmas Eve was exactly 7.s4 inches
From IL noon yesterday, when the
rain gauge recorded fall of 4.09
inches. up to noon today, total of
3.S5 inches of rain has fallen Yester
days barometer recorded 29.S7 inches,
while today 1t has climbed to 2998.
From o'clock last night 30 6
o'clock this morning there fell in rain
a total of 2.33 inches, while from 8
this morning until noon today 139
inches of rain had fallen
At o'clock today the total rainfall
of the storm period which began on
tinuing this afternoon, was S.34
inches. A very slight thunderstorm,
unnoticed by many people, occurred
between 10:30 and IL o'clock this
morning. The heaviest rain for "a
hours during the present storm has
been 3.S5 inches, less by .46 inches
than the heaviest fall for the same
period during November.
There was nothing especially un-
usual about last nights rain,' said
A. M. Hamrick, federal weather man
today 1T was very hard rain, how
ever, and probably came because of
the change in wind.
Yesterday afternoon the wind
swung around toward the Northwest
the prevailing direction to which it is
holding today. and as the air was al
ready heavy with moisture the sud.
den cooling from the change brought
down the moisture in the form of rain.
Mercury 1as Dropped.
To-day at noon the thermometer
registered Out 6S degrees Fahrenheit,
while all Yesterday forenoon when tie
wind was in the southeast it was nov.
ering about "a and 75 degrees.
If the thermometer today was up
to 80 degrees, continues Mr.. Ham
rick, I'VE would be having but little
rain Saturated air at 100 degrees is
able to hold 1913 grains of water vapor
per cubic foot. At 20 degrees it holds
but grains; at so degrees. 5.S grains,
and at zero, 5 grains. This shows
how rapidly the cooling of the air af-
fects the supply of rain" ~.
Night patrols were kept out by the
city engineers office from dark last
evening to daylight this morning, un.
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UNOFFICIAL INFORMATION IN
WASHINGTON AND PARIS SAYS
SEVERANCE WITH AUSTRIANS
Vienna Rumored to Haze Declined
To Meet American Demands
On Ancona Sinking
IAssoclated Press Service By Federal wirelessl

NEW YORK, N Y, Dec. 2s.-Congressnan Frank Bu-
chanan of Chicago and ExCongessnan H. Robert Fowler of
Elzabethown Ill., Frank Monnet former attorney general
of the state of Oho David Lamar called the rWolf of Wall
Street" who figured in the "insdous lobby" probe Jacob
Taylor president of Labors National Peace Councils Franz
Rintelen German agent r. B. Martin and Herman
Schueis indicted today by federal grand jury the
charge of eonsprng foment strikes in American munton
factories.
All of those indicted except Lamar officers ex
officers of the Peace Council 1t is claimed that by his opera
tions in this field Lamar has made $400,000
PARIS, France Dee. 28There is great activity the
part of the artillery in the entire Vosges section.
PARIS France, Dec. 28 Subscriptions to the French
loan exceed fourteen and half billion of francs mostly in
cash.
WASHINGTON d. G., Dec 29.-Unoffcial information of
credible Washington circles today that Austria viii not
the davo and reparaon voiced the United
States notes concerning the sinking Of the Italian passenger liner
Ancona refusal comply with the demands OF the United
States believed have brought definite action appreciab nearer
T6tonc diplomats represented preparing for severance
of relations with the United States government.
PARIS France Dec 28Unconfrmed adgces received here
from Vienna the impression that the Austrian reply the
American demands regarding the Ancona will be such to result
of relations between the Dual Monarchy and the
United States
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get
GREAT NORTHERN
FOR TRIP HERE
Despatch Says Portland Or
qanization Will Come in
April; Miss Carnival

"Chartering the liner Great North
ern for an excursion to the Hawaiian
islands, the Royal RoSarians, Port
lands uniformed marching organiza-
ton, have selected April IL as the date
for making the cruise from Portland,
says a Portland despatch to. the San
Francisco Chronicle.
Arrangements have been made to
bring the big vessel up the river and
take on her passengers in this city
and deliver them here. This will be
the first time the Great Northern has
made the trip up from the sea, al
though her sister ship, the Northern
Pacific, came to Portland early last
summer to go into drydock for repairs
to damaged rudder.
1T is expected that 300 Rosarians
and members of their families will
make the trip. d. -
1--WE have had no word from the San
chartering the Great Northern, said
the local agents, Fred L. Waldron,
Ltd. today, but we hope it's true, be-
cause it will mean an extra trip. The
present schedule calls for her to
leave here on her last trip to the coast,
April 8. That will get her into San
Francisco April 8. She could make it
to Portland before April IL easily"
Neither the Carnival Committee nor
the, Promotion Committee knew any.
thing further about the trip today. The
Rosarians had planned to come here
in February, during the Carnival, but
apparently gave it up because they
could not charter their own ship for
that date
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NAVAL ACADEMY
ON WEST COAST
Daniels Plan
California congressman to In
troduCe Bills for New
u. S. School

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 2a.-
Secretary Of the Navy Josephus Dan
iels announced today that when the
increased naval program Is ultimate
ly consunmated, second naval acad-
eny will be necessary. He favors the
Pacific coast as the site for the new
institution.
Senator Phelan and Congressman
Kent Of California are preparing the
bills establishing such an academy.
The site is not mentioned in the bills
as they are being drafted.
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Capt. Boyd Raps Uncurbed Press
IAssociated Press Service by Federal wirelessl

IAssociated Press Service by Federal WireessI
NEW YORK N. Y, Dec 28-Capt Boy Ed the German naval
who with Papen has recalled request
of the United States for military naval activities sailed
day the Rotterdam for Germany Before his departure
Capt Ed made statement enouneng the reckless tterances
of the irresponsible He predicted that the United States
day sedefense will find to curb the
On the steamer sailing Col E. NJ House. close friend
and adviser of the president Brand Whc
minister to Belgium Col House Europe to
the u s. diplomatic there matters from the
which be the telegraph
receive reports from them Minister Wock returning his
post having to America leave of his health
Neither would discuss his mission the
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ISHIl CONFERS WITH
MINISTER FROM YUAN
Especial Cable to Nippu Jill

Especial Cable TO Nlppu JlJll .
TOXIC, Japan, Dec. 29.-Yuan Shih-
kai requested the Chinese minister at
Toxic to call on Baron lshii to discuss
the Chinese situation. Shortly after
the news reached Toxic, that three
provinces had declared their independ.
ence, the Chinese minister was in
conference with the minister of for
eign affairs for two hours. The result
of the conference was not given out.
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ROOSEVELT BARNES LIBEL
SUIT Is NOW ALL THROUGH

ASSOCIATED Press by FEDERAL Wireless
: SYRACUSE, N. ", Dec. 28.-coI.
Roosevelt was today allowed S1442
costs as the result of the libel suit
brought against him by William
Barnes, the Republican leader Of New
York. A new trial has been denied
Barnes,
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Ford Party Holds Peace Meeting
rAssociated Press Service by Federal wirelessl

STOCKHOLM Sweden, Dec. 28A public meeting held today
under the auspices of the Ford party characterized by
enthusiastic demonstration the began
When Louis Loehne secretary of the Ford party announced that
the committee had secret information that certain belgeren
willing negotiate for peace meeting became umutuous
He said the committee had this information the ship
left New York.
Rev Charles F. Aked the Francisco address
found fault with the presidents failure take the initiative
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JAPAN'S FAIR BUILDING
TO BE USED AS A HOTEL

Especial Cable to Hawaii Shinpol.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 2s.-Japa-
nese officials announced today that
the japanese building at the exposi-.
tion would be moved to 551 Pine
street in this city, where the building
would be used as hotel by the Impe.
rial Hotel Company. ( ..... -. .:~...
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Sending
ENVOY TO JAPAN
FOR CONFERENCE

Especial Cable to Hawaii Shinpo.)
TOXIC, Dec. 2e.-Russia is sending
a representative TO Japan to confer
with Japanese officials. Il is thought
that this is the first step made by the
two countries to establish closer reia-
tions. The Russian representative will
leave Petrograd today for Japan via
the Siberian railroad. Japan will send
two warships to welcome the ambas-
sador.
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Although he has not yet been regu-
larly appointed, Attorney Biting to-
morrow will begin assisting Horace
w. Vaughan in the federal district at
torney's office. Mr.. Vaughan made
this announcement late this afternoon.
saying that he will need an assistant,
as the work of the office has fallen
behind. ..-" =.
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VILLA A FUGITIVE

Ell PAso, Tex, Dec. 2s.-Gen.
Villa is a fugitive in the Guerrero dis
trict of western Chihuahua, according
TO advices received by Gen. obregon.
Gen. Trevino, carranzista, is pursuing
Villa.
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TOLEDO MAYOR INDICTED;
CHARGE, TAKING BRlBE

TOLEDO, o., Dec. 2s.-Mayor KeI-
Ter Of Toledo was Indicted today by
grand jury on the charge Of accepting
an auto as bribe for his vote in
awarding contract for motor fire APP
paratus.
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JANUARY 8 CHOSEN FOR
DATE OF JAPAN'S REVIEW

TOXIC, Dec. 2S.-The grand mill
tary review will be held at the ,Aoyama
Palace grounds in this city on January
8. Emperor Yoshihito will review the
troops. :-s.@.
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Fren,h Take Offensive AT Herzstein

BERLIN Germany Dec 2sThe French have taken the ons
Hrzsen and have attacked the German lines Details
lacking
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BERLIN Germany Dec 2sA report to the Overseas News
Agency that British patrol boats have seized the American mail
N steamers bound for Holland
1t believed that Washington applies the parcel system
o matter which Great Britain regards freight.
NoteThs may refer the reported sending of foodsu
parcel post from the United States Germany this mail having
now been seized by Great Brittany
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British Said to Be Seizing U. S. Mail
IAssociated press Service py Federal Wirelessl

WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec 2s.-I is explained here that
the Allies intend to seize and examine all mail between the
United States and European neutral countries which is be-
eved destined for Germany the ground of military
sy The Allies claim that there inviolabity for Teu
tonic mail because Turkey has not subscribed to the provisions
of The Hague convention.
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. 27.-
Sugar: 96 degrees test, 4.545 cents.
Previous quotation, 4.45.
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men OF Fighting
AGE DETAINED At
DOCK At SYDNEY /

Instead of her usual hundred or
more passengers from Australia, the
Oceanic steamer ,Sonoma docked at s
o'clock this morning at Pier 10, with
only comparative handful of travel
ers on board. She left only six pas
fContinuad on nage two1
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-01-09
Just a SUGGESTION.

Captious citizens may be inclined
to criticize the treasury commentary
on the new war taxes. or these the
secretary says:
IF the emergency revenue act had
not been passed the surplus in the
treasury might have disappeared alto
sether. AS long as the expenditures
of the government exceed its income
there is always danger To maintain
such a condition is both unsound and
imprudent"
AS an alternative to the excess Of
expenditures there is always the pos
sibility of retrenchment. The practice
of private economy has been pain.
fully enforced on large portion OF
the people. and some persons are
likely to suggest that increased taxes
are not the only method of averting
the danger which Mr. McAdoo dis
cusSes
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-01-09
New Mexico.

The heavy rains that have fallen in
the Lordsburg SECTION have made the
roads to the IS mines impass Bile and
as a result the nrincipal ore producer
of the Lordsburg district has been
temporarily shut down.
r. j. Bigelow, who until a short
time ago was drilling the well at Oh
City, west of Lakewood, has secured
a lease on the Brown oil well east Of
Dayton, and is now installing machin-
cry to pump the oil, having contract
with on oriental company to furnish
them with 81 barrels of oil per day.
This well has, at its best, produced
81 barrels in l2 hours.
The output of New Mexico mines
for eleven months of 1914, with an es-
innate for December, according to pre-.
liminary figures by Charles w. Hen
derson OF the United States Geological
Survey, indicate a yield OF ,172, 900
in gold, 1,72O,00O ounces of silver, ] :
$4,000 pounds of lead, 65,600,O 900
pounds of copper and is, 100000 pounds
Of zinc in terms of spelter and zinc in
zinc oxide. These figures show in
crease of $290,000 in gold, 10000
ounces of silver, 100000 pounds of
copper and 100000 pounds of zinc,
and a decrease of 100000 pounds OF
lead.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-01-09
The War Tax.

Secretary McAdoos recommends
ton that the limitations under which
the war tax measure is to expire De-
cember 81, 1915, be removed and the
act amended so as to provide that
it shall remain in force until the
end OF the conflict in Europe. is par
ticularly significant when considered in
connection with estimates of appropri
ations calling for an expenditure OF
81 .090, 775,134. These estimates were
transmitted to congress by the presi-
dent, and it is understood that by his
order they have been subjected to a
pruning process, but they are still SO
large as to show that not much econ
omy is to be expected at Washington.
Apparently there is little. If any, dis
position to save money, and yet 1t is
becoming more and more evident
that with reasonable care in handling
the government resources it would
be safe to repeal the emergency tax
measure before the time set for it to
expire. The country properly resent
ed the imposition Of this burden in
time of peace at home, and its resent
ment will be increased by Mr.. Nc
Adoo's most inopportune recommen
dation.-Rochester Post-Express.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-01-09
Colorado.

Increased activity in tungsten min
Ing in Boulder county has followed an
anticipated boom in the price Of the
metal.
The Midget is to build cyanide
mill to treat ore it estimates to- be
worth 100000, and the Cripple
Creek Cyanide Company will build ON
Beacon hill.
The Iron City concentrator, below
Black Hawk, is kept busy handling
ore fro mall portions of Gilpin county,
and three shifts are necessary to meet
the demands OF the miners.
Leadvilles famous gold mine, the
Little Jorny, which has record pro-
duction of $4,000, 600, of which $l5,-
100000 is rated as profit is once
more in luck with another rich strike.
In Gilpin county Denver men have
secured lease Of the Concrete
claims west of the Guunel mine on
the same vein, and intend to work it
extensively. 1t is reached by the Ar
go tunnel.
The second annual convention OF
the Colorado Metal Mining Associa-
tion, which will take on added i'm
portance this year in the light of the
important effect on mining wrought
by the war, will convene in Denver
Jan. ii.
The discovery of bonanza ore has
become a daily occurrence in the Grip
Pile Creek district now commanding
the attention Of the world because OF
the exceptional richness Of the ore
veins at 1000 to 1000 feet below
grass-roots.
Although the mines of the Cripple
Greek camp have produced $32S,ooo,
900 from their present workings, 1t IS
expected that in the future enormous
sums will be realized from the deeper
development on which the entire dis
trict is now bent.
The Portland's 1,70O-foot level is
producing ore of extraordinary rich
ness, as is the 1,S00-foot level of the
Vindicator. The Cresson 1,200 and l.
3OO-foot strike meanwhile is said to
be the richest in the world, and esti-
mates OF it's value run to $6,000,000.
The Bluebird on Bull Hill, with the
highest shaft in the Cripple Creek
district, has been leased by Nelson
Franklin, manager Of the Eagle sam
pier, for five years. The main shaft
will be sunk 10 feet below its pres
ent depth of 1850 feet Robert G.
Mullins is organizing a company to de-
was formerly president of the Ell Orc.
recently bought by Col. 7. b. Bur
Bridge. Mayor James e. Handley of
Cripple Creek heads a company to ex-
plore Gold hill at great depths.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-01-09
SEES VICTORY IN 1876.
Chairman HIIes Predicts Repub-
lican Return to Power.
Logical Deduction From the Recent
Eaeetion-EviI Effects of the New
Tariff viii Bring Reaction
Against Democracy.

Charles d. Hilles, chairman of the
Republican national committee, pre-
diets sweeping Republican victory
in the national election in 1916 for
president vice-president, senate and
house. He says it is a logical deduc-
tion from this years elections. The
issue Ill 1916, he says. is to be the
tariff.
Mr. Hiiies in prepared statement
said: An analysis OF the results OF
the last election shows conclusively
that the Republican party viii return
to power in 1916 Not only will Re-
publican president be elected. unless
there is a revulsion CT feeling in the
meantime, but the party will gain
control of both senate and house. 1t
requires no gift of prophecy to assert
this; ii is logical deduction from
the recent election.
'The issue in 1914 was the tariff
and every state where the effect of
the Underwood bill had time to be
felt went Republican The disastrous
effects Of the new tariff has not yet
been fully felt in the great asricul-
tural states of the West, but even
there the reaction against Democracy
was unmistakable.
The issue in 1916 will be squarely
on the tariff and on the legislation
of the Democratic party. The revolt
against Democracy is not confined to
business men. Labor indicated very
clearly in the last election that it
understood that its own prosperity is
inextricably wound up with the pros
perity of business, and that unem-
ployment and reduced wages inevita-
bly, follow Democratic tariff tinker,
ing"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-01-09
Tho Censor.

The Washington Star relates that
Mayor Baker Of Cleveland, in defense
of a political movement that had been
attacked, said the other day:
IT'S all honest movement and a
straightforward movement, and they
who attack it are as censorious as the
Seabright old maid.
"A Seabright old maid was talking
to a sunburned college boy on the
beach. A pretty girl passed and the
old maid said:
There goes Minnie Summers. You
took her to the hop last evening. didn't
you?'
YES said the college boy. and he
added politely: AS ! was taking leave
II Miss Summers after the hop 1t
dawned upon me-"
at dawned! said the old maid.
You kept her out till dawn! That's
what these new dances lead up to!'"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-01-09
;IRLS! GIRLS! TRY IT,
BEAUTIfY YOUR HAIR
Make It Thick, Glossy, Wavy, luxur-
liant and Remove Dandruh-Reai
Surprise for You.

Your hair becomes light, wavy. fluf-
fy, abundant and appears as soft, lus-
trous and beautiful as q young girls
after "Danderine hair cleanse" Just
try this-moisten a cloth with little
Danderine and carefully draw 1t
through your hair. taking one small
strand at a time. This will cleanse
the hair of dust, dirt and excessive oil
and in just a few moments you have
doubled the beauty of your hair.
Besides beautifying the hair at once,
Danderine dissolves every particle Of
dandruff; cleanses, purifies and invig-
crates the scalp, forever stopping itch
ing and falling hair.
But what will please you most will
be after a few weeks use when you
will actually see new hair-fne and
downy at first-yes-but really new
hair-growing all over the scalp. II
you care for pretty, soft hair and lots
Of it, surely get 25 cent bottle Of
Knowlton's Danderine from any store
and just try it. Adv.