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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-09
cuRLIN JOINS RExALLITEs.
Leaves Tonight For Kansas city {,
Icin Party OF fseat Northwest.

l.. G. Curtin wilI leave tonight al
, 7s0 o'clock for Kansas Gifts where
be viii join the ReAall Specials en-
rorse to san Francisco where the
thirteenth annual convention OF the
stock-holders OF the United Drus
Company win be held Three special
trains out Of Boston will convey
some 2.a8e druggisfs oser two dit
ferent routes 70 the paeifie SLOPE
The specials viii follow the same
route By way of Albany. Cleveland
Toledo and Chicago. from where
branches will lead 10 the north and
70 the south. giving she travellers
choice of routes Mr. Curtin vii
make the circuit going By way 81
Kansas city. Denver. Ogden and
Pasadena, returning By way Of
Portland. Seattle. Vancouver. Cana
dian Rockies. Minneapolis and Chi
cage. His trip will cover approx
aaafeiy 5000 mfies and enable him
to see the great northwest and Cana
dan connirg The one gestufe OF
the trip which appeals more strongly
% Mr. Cariin Is The Tact hat
every Rexailile sil flnd in every
fclioN Traveller d kindred spirit. ore
whose business Interests he ca.
SHARE and wIsh wnoEa he cen ex-
change ideas il perfect understand
Ing The United Drug COMPANY Is
nade up 81 t'aited steGcs druggists
as shareholders. #ifa each operating
90 individual baeiness AZ partners
n business they viii surely ENJOY
ne foar aoeks cleaning Information
and viewing life from different
angies. lie hopes 10 be able TO re
tnrn With . better knowledge botb
81 the coaatry and Of the business
the itinerary Is most comprehensive
II the way 81 sight seelng. and at
the same tine ENSURES oomfort and
convenience.
During the three aays o. the con
YentloE the thousands Of druggists
IL attendance VII be the guests Of
the United Drug comuany The
company Is making AFT reservations
ord attending the routing % aii
sDeeiais throughout the trip SIR.
Curtin believes the trip viii enable
him 70 return with new ideas anu
that i viii be possible for bin TO
give Wasahaeine even q better store
than he nov Lss.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-09
a RICHER SOCIAL LIFE FOR
THE FARM.

We naasf learn not only 10 pro-
slnce crops and livestock more
economically but to market them
more proasably and to bus farm
| supplies 1T less burdensoEne prices
The credit and time prices system
now III force In the south h a sign
of 4 backward people and Ne must
get out Of il. We want TO see the
South dotted witn farmers market
ing associations, farmers cotton
aud tobacco warehouses, eo-o9efa-
tise creameries and cotton gins and
eotfonseed oil mills and grain mills.
farmers credit unions, and land
and loan associations etc, all
owned by groups of farmers and
paying patronage dividends When
this Is done. when farmers begin to
run tho business side OF farming for
! themselves and keep IT'S profits IN
the country, there viii be business
and executive oportnssties for boys
right there. and they will not have
to run Of 10 the city 10 ind them.
In the next place, young friends,
The Progressive Farmer wants 70
work with you TO develop richer
neighborhood and social life In the
rural South. We should aim 10 make
mere noney. not simply IN order 70
have more money bur 10 order that
We may have more beautiful.
wholesome aud satisfying country
life better schools and better
roads and prettier homes and more
comforts and convcnfences and more
opportunities for intellectual and
gtneras Development And here The
big fact 10 remember Is that no mat
tel now much education or wealth
~ ambition yoa yourself may have.
sou ean't have a happy and satisfy
ing life unless you either have a
good neighhorhood Or are helping
lake one. We must develop gen
uine community life In tho rural
South preferably large ncighbor-
hoods Nifh consolidated three
teacher school as the community
social center. And there at the
school sou should have meetings Of
the community corn club. pig elub
sewing circle. canning club. debat-
ing society, farmers club. farm
wonsen's ciab; there you should
have lectures aud entertainments
and musicals and singings ard spell
Ing matches: there you should meet
on Saturday afternoons for baseball.
baskeibaii. tesnis and footbaIi. ,
while every month or 50 young
felix's and old should meet together
foF i picnic OF Tor general social
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-09
9Ex.ts BOYs WELCOMED.
L. H.. SMITH and Lloyd Erwin Walk
& Lndeasor Convention Citg.

CHICAGO. III. July 9 Thirtg-
three Texas delegates to the Chris
tan Endeayor convention. wh1
reached Chicago yesterday IN two
special cars. found enough other
Texans already registered to make
fifty representatives Of the Lone Star
state The Texans are proud Of tho
record made b. L. II Smith and
Lloyd Erwin, the t4o boys WHO WALTZ
- from Texas for the convention
Tie two youths have been the ceQ-
ter 81 attraction al the meetings 81
the Coliseum Other boys made the
trip on foot from nearby states, Bas
none eeuaied the record Of Messrs
Smith and Erwin.
One OF the boys fell I'll at Cairo
III, aud reluctantly made the re-
mainser o. the Journey % a train.
The boya had dropped from sight for
q day Or two al Cairo and their abb
senee caused considerable alarm
When they reached the Coliseum yes
teEdaY they were introduced and Civ
en 9 roaaing reception BY the hun
dreds IF delegates present. The Tex
As delegation is making its heat
quarters ~ Hotel Sherman
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-09

TIE state treasurer Informs us
taas he win b caEnpcsies. 10 inform
those whp apply for money next
asoB.h thar there - netting doing
Ans private business eEserpsise con-
Quoted 30 the szrae way as the al
fairs Of the state are beins managed
wousd not last even for little
Is hile
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-09

10; Waco. part cloudy. 81 San An
tonia, clear rs FL raso. clear
warm. Houston. clear. hot Abilene
GEAR. IS; Amarillo, part cloudy
6S Laredo clear
Oklahoma Generally cloudy
cain, warm
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-09

evening. with all the delightful cd
fashioned house games the whole
South knows so weIl.--The Progress
siye Farmer.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-09

Marrsaees may be made In beas-
en-. hus many OF the divorces haze
their origin 1T the other place
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-09

RI. trouble With ex-governor
ce]a1stt is that he differs material
II prifh the great majority OF The
democratic voters OF Texas IN re
gard to7xhp is soing 10 be- Stne
E2,siuee f. uisaa States senator
next year.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-09

No fatalities ere reported from
the eroqnet match which came on
in Fort Worth On the fourth day OF
July
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-09

nslIetx are pretty hard TO digest,
but this is about All thes haze left
tc Tive Gu down In Mexico.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-09

We don't know ~hat the court
will say sbort Il. bss the country 4
more than willing for Evelyn TO b.
excused from going on the stand IL
che Thaw trial
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-09

ca Ct New f.ondoa, June Is. the
day Yale beat Harvard ID tho an
mail boat racss Mr Moran and
lis son. both champions Of Harvard.
aere on their way TO the races ahen
the picture was taken
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-09

This Is the very latest piseta-
graph Of j. r. Morgan, head 81 the
larspsz bank in the world, Wlc sas
shot by yicter, or Frank. Holt. an
Instructor in Cornell University. sat
urday, Jaiy B. The picture vas TAX
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-09

The new secretary OF state smokes
u bria- root pipe reads his Bible
regularly and votes the democratic
ticket straight fram the shoulder.
This certainly qualities him for the
important position 10 which he has
been appointed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-09

Texas Dallas clear 7s Green
fiiie- clear Is ogsash clear "a.
Tyler, clear, So Jacksonville. clear.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-09

Look At your POLL tax receipts
and - ready to 80 to the polls os'
The 9Th and vote nor or against sns
pending eozssisutional amendments.
as vel - 10 register your choice
Tor representative.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-09

The politician who tells all he
kne~s and then quits never makes
very long speech
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-09

TIE editor OF the Fort Worth
Record viii have to como again. Re
lost every oDe Of his bfts In regard
to the fellow who grinds out para
graphs FOR the Daily Light.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-09

The best reason assigned for the
v4iren~nt 81 W. o. Stamps from
thc penitentfsry commission Is that
the s<At OF his pants came in sud
den contract vita the toe OF Cover.
nor rergusou's boot.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-09
MIN Delivery wsxoss.
Health OF Animsls.

Article Is The city heal,s &.
Ger. before issuing permi, Or ! Z
time thereafter. may require a "
ficate from a licensed seterin.-
showing the cows furnishing T,
brought for sale within his js-ss
ton are free from tnhereulox. f
other dangerous disease.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-09

Article To- All groeers bakers.
restaurants or other persons having
or offering for sale milk or cream
shall at all times keep the names aud
addresses of the dairymcn from
whom the milk on sale was obtain
ed, posted up in conspicuous place
wherever such milk may be sold or
Offered for sale III skinned milk
or pasturized milk Is kept or offer
ed for sale, each and every contain
.er OF such milk shall be plainly mark
I'd with the words SKINNED milk" or
pasteurized milk
Article | No person shall hring
into the city for sale. or sell. OF offer
for. sale, milk from which the cream
has been removed, either in part or
IN whole unless plainly marked on
The containeT "skimmcd milk" and
exposed 20 view In letters not less
han four "a Inches IN height. %
cana and skinned milk in bottles
snail be printed on the cap skim
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-09

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Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-30
PASSPORTS ARE NECESSARY IN
 TRAVELLING
Passports Needed By All Ameri- can Travellers; Department Has Warned All Who COntem- plate Trips.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-The State Department has agin warned Ameri- cans against going to foreign lands without passports Passports are needed in all countries except Canada, and even there should be carried by citizens whose names indicate Ger man, Austrian of Turkish origin.
 Travellers in South America who heretofore have not troubled to get passports, are urged to take precau- tions in the future on account of the difficulties experienced in getting out of South America. The steamship companies demand conclusive proof be had that no trouble with immigra- ton authorities comes before taking passage for the United States and Great Britain's passport regulations being made more stringent to check the movement of German spies A1,- bussador Page reported bcrcaitec children Of fourteen or over entering New Zealand must have photograph on their passports
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-30
INVESTIGATION OF RECRUITING IN
 FRISCO
It Is Said That British Agents Have Used Large Sums to h. duCe Men to Enlist in the Brit iSh Army.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 29-Wit nesses before the federal grand jury Investigating the recruiting activities of British government agents, testi fled that three hundred recruits were shipped from here to New York for ultimate duty in the British army and given medical examination in the room next to the British consulate in New York. It is said the name of a San Francisco bank, through which the recruiting was done. has been learned
 The government is determined to get the higher-ups. It is said that more than S15O,OOO was spent. Ac. cording to statements, United States soldiers and sailors are induced to de sert to join the bands of recruits at a rate of ten dollars per head John Preston, United States attor ney, has advised the examination of other witnesses now being held in New York. The enormous amounts poured into San Francisco for recruit ing is taken to indicate that similar activities has been on mother cities The Market Street saloon, frequented by work-less men, is said to have been a rich field.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-30
SHALL THE ]. S ADOPT DIFFERENT NAVAL PROGRAM?
Vice-PreSident Marshall Points to Successes of Submarines and InferS SuperdreadnaughtS Are Useless.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 2e.-Ad- dressing the Spanish War Veter- ans here today Vioe-President Marshall asked whether the les sons of the European war were not sufficient to justify the Unit ed States to adopt different nav al program. He said the war was a demonstration that the eompar- atiVely inexpensive submarine could destroy a superdreadnought.
 Should the peoples money be expended for superdreadnoughts2" 2"
 Marshall said the United States navy at the present time was at the highest degree of efficiency. lie appealed for the coming time when I've must submit interna- tional problems to a court of jus tice, vested with the powers to enforce their dederees." He de- clared this country had no right to say to any European nation what type of government they use.
 "our unsullied national honor, our unsullied national courts and a deeper interest in uolitioal af- fairs result [ nbettering out own national existence" he said. The Veterans sent a telegram to the president at Cornish, pledeing their support to his policies.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-30
Mexican Arrested in Connection With Murder; Is Hurt and SuS- peCted Strongly; Proves Ade- quate AIabi.

With the officers of the county and city working on several clues the solving of the mystery surroundings the brutal murder of Walter Brooks Scems no nearer of solution than it did Sunday morning Yesterday morn ing an arrest was made but the man proved an alibi and was released.
 The officers were searching for d man who was supposed to have been hurt They succeeded in locating the particular man, 8 Mexican at his home on Chihuahua Hill. He was arrested md proclaimed his innocence. He de- clared that he had not been near the scene of the murder.
 Investigation of his claims led the officers to the Calumet and Arizona hospital, where it was determined that the Mexican had been brought tO the hospital at nine o'clock Saturday evening and had remained there until Sunday morning. clearing his name from any suspicion in connection with she crime
 AN hlnAAANh IN hNlAE NdAN HAiJ ccmhed for suspicious characters, not only Of MeXicans but Americans as we'll There is 8 considerable nuu- her Of Americans for whom Brooks has made it unpleasant at times m his capacity as an officer, and some of them are being watched. In some cases, since the commission Of the crime, their talk has led the officers to believe that something more than iHTo circumstance had a hand in the KillinG,
 The theory that Brooks was killed by men bringing Mescal into Bisbee from the border is still held by the majority of those working on the case Everything about the entire affair points that way
 In the first place it is pointed out that the Mexican woman and her small son, who witnessed a part of the killing from the home on top Of the hill, heard the two men speaking Spanish Moreover two MeXlcans came by the machine shop of the Cop per Queen Company and were seen drinking from a Mescal bottle Such
 (Contnued on Page 9
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-30
Hunt Denies He
 VIII Call SOlOnS Fog 9ether Soon
General Impression Is That Extra Session Is Again Necessary; Hunt Gives no lntimation of His Stand.

PHOENIX, June 20 General impression prevails that third extra session of the legislature is necessary 10 pass a legal ap- propriation bill. but tho governor denies any immediate intention Of issuing the call Several members said they would ignore the call II issued. Attorney General Jones and former attorney general Bul- lard, are considering bill together at the request Of auditor Callag- han They do not agree on a num- Der of points They are trying 10 find out just what the bill means and devise some way to as- sure the auditor he will be safe m issuing warrants under its pro vision.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-30
MANY MINES NOW SHIP ORE ID
 DOUGLAS
Copper Queen and Douglas Smet CTS Working Full Capacity; High Copper Price Brings Much Custom Ore.

DOUGLAS, June 29-The prevail ing high price of copper has resulted in starting up many copper proper ties in the state that were idle during the time when copper was less than l5 cents per pound Many old ship pers have recently reappeared at the Copper Queen shelter here with small shipments of copper ranging from a car up The total receipts of custom ore is now averaging over 600 tons daily. Considerable ore is received from the Wolverine and Arizona and the Higgins lease in the Warren dis trict. Both these properties have been regular shippers during the pres ent year The Burro mountains and the Silver district are sending regular shipments and many districts in Ari- zona are making shipments to Doug las Prescott is sending small lots and the output Of the United Verde at Jerome is now sent to the Queen for reduction.
 While the Copper Queen has been going during June with eight blast furnaces in operation and two rever' beratories the output this month will be less than for May. This results ! from the absence Of the Nacozari con centrates which produce copper al a rapid rate. One tone Of these con eentrates will yield as much copper as two tons of average ore from the Warren district
 c. & A. Product Big
 Superintendent Clark, of the Calu ment & Arizona smelter said this ] (Continued on Page Fiye.)
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-30
NEAR sCUTARL

LONDON. June 29-Almost coinci- dent with the report from Rome that the Montenegrins had occupied Scu- tari. Albania. Andre Raboyitch, form CT prime ministers Of Montenegro who is now in London on a special mission, announced that Montenegro has no intention of occupying Scu- an. He explained Montenegro en- 4erta certain parts of Albania for straiesic reasons.
 scutari was the object of contention between Montenegro and the great powers during the Balkan war A Montenegrin force, on April 23, 1913, captured the city after seize which lasted from the preceding October. Prior to this the great powers decided to include Scutar m the future state of Albania
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-30
MODES TO FRISCO.

WASHINGTON, June 29- Secretary Daniels announced the Naval Acade- my midshipmen will start July on the practice cruise through the canal to San Francisco. The sea trip was postponed because Of the examination of Irregularities at the academy. Capt ain Russell, president of the court, was instructed to hold night sessions to complete the inquiry in time for the cruise Daniels said the hazing testimony brought out would be in- vestigated later The battleships Wis- consin, Missouri and Ohio. carrying the midshipmen, are scheduled to reach San Francisco August 6,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-30
ITALIAN BRAVERY.

MILAN. June 29- -Corriere della Ser ra prints an account of a charge by an Italian force, a brigade of grena- diers, comprising the tallest men Of the army, at the time Of the occuDa- ton of Carso Heights northeast of Monfalcone. The grenadiers. says the newspaper, approached within fifty yards of the entrenched enemy, when with a cry Savoy they sprung with fixed bayonets on the Auslrians who broke and fled
 A shower Of artillery obliged the grenadiers to change their position to protect themselves The Austrians, evidently believing the Italians had re- tired. advanced to reoccupy the lost entrenchments. whereupon the colos- sal Major Manredi, taking the colors in his hand and cried: "Grenadiers remember the sardinian Brigade ney. CT withdrew" The grenadiers, the newspaper adds, flung themselves up on the advancing troops driving them back schrapnel carried away the left leg of Major Manfredi, who shortly af forwards died from the loss of blood
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-30
Compromise Man Selected to Head Land Department
w. A. Moeur Selected, With Hunt and Jones Voting for WinSor, on the First Ballot Taken on Matter.

PHOENIX. June 2g-W A.. Moeur. chairman of the Maricopa County board of supervisors. to day was appointed land commits sioner by the land department On the first ballot secretary Os- born. Auditor Callaghan and treas urer Simms were for Moeur. while Governor Hunt, and Attorney General Jones were for Mulword Winsor Jones and then Hunt, switched. making it unanimous. Six other candidates were consid. cred Moeur takes office immedi- ately. He is to be succeeded on the board by w. K. Bowen, Of Mesa The appointment of Moeur is considered a compromise be. tween the two factions of the Democracy.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-30
Will 4 six ASQuith If Britain Will COnSfde Peace
David Mason. a Liberal, to Ask Premier Today If Government Will Consider Consumption of Peace.

LONDON, June 29-David Ma son, a Liberal has given notice that he win ask Asquilh. in the House on Wednesday, whether the view of certain speeches of some members Of the German Parliament demanding a speedy and honorable peace. his majes- tvs government will consider the advisability of stating. more spe- ciically than heretofore, the terms upon which such peace would be possible with the ob- ject hastening such a happy con sumation" This announcement has followed the news dispatch es Of several days containing n- formation of speeches in the Reichstag
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-30
Germanic Allies Continue Their Desperate Drive Toward the Russian Border East of Lem berg.
FEAR RAILROADS ARE
 FALLING TO TEUT0NS
Elaborate Account of Bravery of Italian Grenadiers Is Handled in Italian Newspapers Re- Cently.

LONDON. June 29-Drlven hack over their own frontier, north Of Lam berg and forced to cross the river Gnna Lipa, in southwest Galicia, the Russian armies continue to retreat before the Ausro-Germans along a 25O mile front It seems evident that Germany Is bent on further punish ment of the Russians before relaxing the intensity of the Gaician campaign.
 Notwithstanding French attacks around Arras. it is argued, the Ger mans must feel comparatively secure, else they would not risk the tremend- ous enveloping move against the Rus sians
 The Berlin official communication records progress beyond the Gila Lipa. which joins the Dneister at Hal icz. Having forced the passage Of this stream General Von Linsingen's army presumably is astride Of the railroad running from Halicz to Lemberg and stanislaus. He is now doubtless aim ing at the line which runs from Lem berg 10 odessa through Tarnopolo.
 The British pres continues very hopeful the Russians will soon find a tenable line and deliver a counter blow. but there is anxiety in nearly all accounts. together with the warning that either the capture of Warsaw, or the seizure of great railway lines which supply it would be disastrous to the Russians and surely would be followed by a German offensive in the west.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-30
polNcAEe IN TRENCHES

PARIS. June 29-- President Poin care spent Sunday and Monday in the first line of trenches He watched the batteries in action and then inspected the field hospital He pinned the mil itary cross on the flags of six regi ments that had been cited for valiant conduct.