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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-15
THE NEWS IN THE MAGIC VALLEY

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salesman out 81 New York. IT. ho- SINCE
hecomc quite heavily Interested ir property
iu Rio lIondo. aud acquired au mtrrr, m
The First State bank ~ Ri" Iiuudo. bcin.
it~ wee president.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-15

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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06
LANSING LISTENS
To MEXICAN
FACTIONS
Hearings Given to Villa and
Carranza Representatives in
Advance of the Pan-AmeriCan
Session.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. Sec
Ietary Lansing talked at lenstn with
Enrique Llorente, the Washington
representative OF villa, today. Il was
the second of a series OF conferences
through which Secretary Lansing eX-
perts to obtain informatiCo on the
McY can situation. and on which ac-
Son at the next meeting n the Pan
Amer can conferees viii be based
l.orente explained ia detail thc
view aint Of the villa aicJicn, ard ,he
concessions it is willing 30 make TO
restore peace in Mexico. No announce
ments were made after the confer
euce.
Lansing had talked last niaht with
Eliseo Arredondo, the Washington
representative of Carranza, and said
today he probably will have another
conference with him in lew days.
For the Villa faction, Rogue Con
zalc1 Cara, former presidcn. # Mex
leo General Angeles. Governor May
torena, General Raoul Madero, an of
whom are in Washington, except
Naytorena, who is expected tJmor.
row, will he given an opportunity il
tley desire 10 present tho case OF
the Clements OF the original constitu
tiOnGlst party which FOR the last
. year has been combating CGrranza.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06
PROTESTING PACKERS
CONCLUDE.

WASHINGTON, oct. g. Chicago
packers representatives protesting
against British seizure OF products
in transit to neutral European coun-
tries concluded their conference with
the State Department officials They
will submit further evidence in writ.
ing tomorrow.
The packers complaints viii be
touched in a note on British interfer
ence with neutral trade which soon
viii go forward to the British foreign
office Whether additional special
representations will be made regard
ing the seizure of meat cargoes is not
determined. Four cargoes valued at
fifteen millions already have been
confscated by the British court
Cases OF about thirty other ships
seized by the British are pending
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06
MINERS FIND
THEMSELVES
LEFT Ali.
ALONE
Strikers Parade, Schools Close
and Business Generally Ceas-
eS for the Time Being But
Resumes.
lNCENDlARY BANNERS ARE
MUCH IN EVIDENCE
Company Store Deems Best to
Suspend Business in Face of
the Difficulties the Strike Pre-
SentS.

CLIFTON. oct. 8 CSpeciaD -Sirik-
ing miners from the three camps OF
the Clifton District numbering several
thousand paraded the town today
bearing banners announcing am iuten-
tion to fight rather than starve
As result of the walkout that oc-
CURED Sept II and anticipated
trouble, the managers OF the mercan-
tile interests of the Arizona Copper
Company, one of the three operating
concerns affected. closed their com
pany store and EGGPLANT The FIVE city
schools also we're dismissed but there
was no trouble The miners paraded
peacefully 1000 strong stores and
schools reopened and the Arizona mi
litia detachment which arrived here
yesterday remained in camp.
Prior to the parade which formed
at Metcalf and Morenci camps seven
miles from Clifton. Sheriff j G Cash
called into consultation Chas F. Moy-
er President of the Western Fedora.
tion of Miners and Guy Miller member
of the Executive Board of the Western
Federation of Miners who organized
the union of approximately 5000 mine
employees who declared the strike
would last a month
II was afterward announced that
this conference concerned measures to
prevent occurrences like that of last
night when the lights of the town
were suddenly extinguished and in the
darkness an attack was made on the
plate glass windows OF an Arizona
Copper Company store and its general
offices
Mr. Meyer said the sudden depart
ure Of the managers of the three min
ins companies last week leaving their
properties on the hands of the sheriff
was move calculated TO invite vio-
lencc
There was no sign of any disorder
today. The strikers however ordered
a number of mine bosses and other
subordinate officials 10 leave Morenci
and Metcalf
Il was stated at Morenci today that
deputy sherins had accorded protec,
tion TO siXty-two persons who had
been given few hours 20 get out and
the road to Duncan, Arizona and
Lordsburg. New Mexico, the nearest
main line railroad station, was dotted
tonight with automobiles bearing
away these eXiles. The strikers had
but one ultimatum. "Join the Fedora
tion or get out" To some of the min
or officials there was no alternative.
To them the order was "get out"
Militia officers here expressed the
believe today that martial law would
not be declared. II it We're. civil courts
would stll be paramount as the Ari-
zona Constitution provides that I'm no
circumstances shall the right of habeaa
corpus be suspended
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06
ALL FOREIGNERS
MUST BE KEPT
IN BOUNDS
All America Looks to Uncle Sam
to See That Foreign AggreS-
sion Shall Not Be Permitted
in Southern Republics.

WASHINGTON, Oct Eusebia
Morales. minister from Panama,
speaking at the conference for nation
al defense conducted under the au-
spices of the Navy League, and the
National Rifle Association, Council De
fense, declared an American republics
are watching the preparedness of the
United States, because upon it de-
pends the defense of the Monroe Doc
trine
The declaration of the United
States that the American continent
cannot be an object of conquest for
foreign aggression. he said, faces
threatening realities.
Morales said: Suppose England
and France are vanquished during this
war, what is to be the fate of their
colonies in America WIN the Amer
lean continent look with indifference
on the occupation by Germany OF
French and British Guinea and Brit
ish Honduras and the islands which
enclose the Caribbean Sea" The an
swer appears obvious"
Morales said the Monroe Dostrine
faced threatening realities and thai
because of it the national defense OF
the United States is intimately bound
/ up with the whole of the American
continent.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06
NAVAL ADVISORY BOARD.

WASHINGTON. oct Thomas
Edison. chairman of the naval advis-
ory board, arrived TO preside az the
first meeting tomorrow An the mem
bers are expected to attend The first
problem to be considered probably viii
be the providing Of satisfactory gaso-
line engines, aeroplanes and sub
marines.
A brief session Is planned Members
viii arrange a future meeting and the
division of labor among the members.
also conferences of experts The mem
bers then will go TO be received by the
President and visit the naval proving
grounds al Indian Head where they
will see the newest fourteen-inch navy
gun tests. The problem of defense
against torpedo attack probably ranks
second in Importance.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06
IS
CONSIDERED
ALLIED To
TEUTONS
Time for Reply 10 Russia Is
Past and no Answer Is Given
to UItimatum Which Is Deem
ed Negative.
BALKAN ENTENTE is
READY FOR ACTIVITIES
Greece Premier Meets oppOSi-
ton But Stands With King
and Has People Strong in His
Support.

LONDON. oct. 5.-Russia's ulti-
matum to Bulgaria expired at o'clock
this afternoon So far as known in
London. no answer was received. 1t
is taken for granted that King Ferdi-
nand and his ministers are definitely
committed to the Germanic allies in
return for European territory to be
ceded after the war with some ports
including Constantinople and all the
remains of European Turkey, has un-
dertaken to actively assist the opera
tions against Serbia, hoping to open
the way for the Teutons TO the Sea
of Marmora.
The entente powers are landing
forces at Salonik for the purpose Of
protecting the railway through Serbia
and Grece, and to assist the Balkan
allies in case Bulgaria attacks. This
is an infringement OF Greek neutrality
and brought forth protest, but accord
ing 10 our correspondent the protest
was winked at BY the majority of peo-
pie I'm Greece.
Russia has begun an energetic Of
fensive on the wide front from Riga
southeast to wilma, and claims sue.
cesses. Berlin denies these and
claims the Russians are repulsed
The allies are bombardinp the Ger
man tranches I'm the west presum.
ably in preparatio nof q continuation
of attacks at Artois and Champagne
The British fleet is continuously
bombarding German positions on the
Belgian coast
The opposition in the Greek Cham
Der of Deputies protested against the
policy of Premier Venizelos, which #
said is forcing Greece into the war
The premier is firmly fixed in the
saddle. working in harmony with tn,
king and has succeeded in gettine
the chamber to pass vote OF conf
dence after a stormy all night session
/ The next move devolyes on Bul
garia As soon as she moves the en-
tente troops which are being mObil
ized will be put i'm motion
Fleets in the Black and Aegean sea-
will assume their appointed roles,
In some sections Of the west ther,
has been infantry fighting and a few
trenches have changed hands. this be
ing particularly the case in area
where the allies made their gains an,
the Germans are trying to recove
their lost ground
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06
RouMANIA PREPARED.

PARIS, Oct. 5-"Premier Bratiano
of Roumania already has twice inform.
ed Bulgaria that the latters mobiliza-
ton is regarded by the Bucharest gov
ernment as an unfriendly act, says
Matin The newspaper adds
"Roumania from a military point of
view is ready for any eventuality,
thanks 10 a blunder on the part of
Austria-Hungaria which a month ago
closed her frontier which gave Rou-
mania the required preteXt to concen-
irate her troops. Roumania thus is
safe from all surprise attacks.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06
ROCKEFELLER TO WYOMING

DENVER Oct John Rockefeller
Jr started for Wyoming to complete
his inspection OF the Colorado Fuel d.
Iron Company mining properties. To
morrow he win visit Sunrise mine
near the Wyoming-Nebraska line. He
Is accompanied by his personal party
and President Welborn of the Colo
RADIO Fuel d Iron company The par
IS is expected to return to Denver
Thursday. Voting on the Rockefeller
nlan is being continued al the several
mining camps Results thus far re-
ported are considered by the company
officials as insurine that the miners
win adopt the plan by an oyerwhelm
ing maiarity
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06
MIMIC WARFARE
ONSEAS TELLSOF
PREPAREDNESS
Test Of Navy Is Underway and
All War Conditions Are in
Evidence in Carrying Out De-
tails.

WASHINGTON. Oct Theoretical
ly the United States is at war tonight.
The great enemy fleet is approaching
Chesapeake Bay by a route unknown
to Admiral Fletcher, commanding the
defending naval forces, with the pur
pose of establishing a base which 10
effected will open the way for attack
on the national capital The vessels
of the defending force are striped for
action
Fletcher is unaware of the enemy's
objective. He knows only he is ope-
rating somewhere off the Atlantic
Coast between Maine and Florida.
The Navy Department is enforcing a
rigid censorship, an dali information
except that contained i'm official bul-
letins win be withheld for military
reasons
A report reached the Navy Depart
ment telling of an explosion aboard
the Cummings. a destroyer one of the
enemy ships Officials would not give
out any news 1t is explained the op-
posing forces are operating under act
ual war conditions and any informa-
tion about a disabled vessel could not
be allowed TO reach the defenders.
Rear Admiral Benson. Chief of Ope
rations, i'm accordance with plans
worked out by the Navy and War Col
/ lege notified all navy yards along the
Atlantic Coast TO be prepared TO ne
pair Immediately any ships put back
/ to port in a disabled condition
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06
Expert Board Is Named BY the
Council to Determine Best
Method OF Handling All Flood
Waters.
STEPS TAKEN MEAN
EARLY DAY RESULTS
Street Railway Is Asked to
Show Cause Why Meeting
Point Switch Should Not Be
Moved.

AT the regular session of the City
Council. last evening, steps were taken
which are expected to result I'm a def.
mite agreement betwden city and
county officials by means Of which
the much-mooted problems of fighting
the flood waters I'm Bisbee shall be
satisfactorily solved City Engineer
Ralph A. Ziesemer and County Engin-
eer }. G.. Ryan viii confer on the prob
lens involved, while superintendent
Arthur Houle of the Shattuck-Arizona
Co. and a civil engineer from the z.
p. & S. W. viii be invited to join in
expert advice concerning the installa-
tion of the proposed subway at the
mouth of Brewery Gulch When the
city and county officials have agreed
upon the matter of expense involved,
ID is hoped that Bisbee viii secure
what it's officials consider a just share
of the county's aid in combating the
food waters
Mayor Adams presided al last even
ing's session, directing the handling
of the citys business in his usual ef-
fcient and prompt manner. The mem
bers of the Council present were
Charles Holtz. Jess Toland. John An.
gius and Charles Cunningham City
Attorney Flanagan and Clerk Butler
were present, as usual
Several important orders were pass
ed CheCting the street car company
The street car officials were ordered
to show why the company cannot
move the switch from the upper end
of Main street, many finding serious
objection TO the hindrance TO traffic
which they claim the switch causes
The City Council also is endeavorinl
/ to ascertain why The company cannot
carry miners and other passengers on
+ the so-called Swing" car. through
/ Tombstone Canyon, for the one far,
Of five cents An order was imposed
on the car company to fix it's track.
on Main street to prevent sluing o
vehicles, and Main street will shortl!
be closed for this purpose; presum
ably the work viii require severa
days the same order was passed ei
fecting the car tracks between the +
. p. & s w station and the o. K
stables
An order was passed providing fo
the installation of watering trough
close TO the Doyle house i'm Tomt
stone Canyon and on Stag Dump Hill
on Naco Road, opposite the Shepher,
house The lamp-lights will be chang
'cd a, the upper end of the main thor
Ioushiares Of Brewery Gulch, creatin
.a better lighting effect and eliminating
Cue OF the lights
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06
cuRs wAR SPECULATION.

NEW YORK. oct. g.. Members of
the stock Exchange took action to-
day 10 curb speculation i'm the So
called war securities, whose soaring
values led a runaway market through
a million and a half shares daily
Banks, trust companies and financial
houses of New York are alarmed at
the swiftly ascending tendency of the
market They have applied pressure
OF the exchange TO diminish what
possibly may end in a riot of specula-
tiOn
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06
MuNlrIoN STRIKE ouER.

CLEVELAND, oct 5,-The strike
of munitions workers at the plant Of
the Cleveland Automatic Machine
company came 10 an abrupt end when
A. L. Garford, president of the com
pany, led a crowd of nine hundred
strikers cheering his announcement
that wage increase and eight hour
demands had been conceded
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06
Germany Yields 10 American De-
mandS and All QuihbIeS Are
Ended BY TeutoniC Letter Re-
ceVed at Washington.
, SUBMARINE POLICIES ARE
NOW MADE CLEAR
Way Is Opened for President
Wilson to Take Up Matters
with Great Britain That Have
Been Delayed.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. oct Ger
many has completely acceded 60 the
American demands for a settlement Of
tine Arabic case.
Germany. in letter presented by
Won Bernstorff to Secretary Lansing,
Gisavows The sinking, announces it
notified the commander who made the
attack and expresses regret at the
loss of American lives. and also
agrees to pay their families indemni-
ties.
Washington is graufied and relieved
by Ills diplomatic victory.
The communication was delivered
by the ambassador and spread abso-
lutte confidence that there viii be no
more submarine controversies between
the United States and Germany. It
reveals that submarine commanders
have been given stringent orders TO
prevent a recurrence of such incidents
as the Arabic
Since the case embraces the prin-
c.ples the British contended for i'm
The torpedoing of the Lusitania and
Falaba, it is believed the way is
paved 20 a settlement of an cases
threatening the severance OF relations
between the two countries It is be-
liayed the settlement win cause the
president to Immediately forward his
trade Interference note to England.
The president has consistently re-
fused 10 send any communication to
England while the issues with Ger
many were pending because Germany
had given the impression through it's
notes that any action which the
United states took as to one set of
benigcrents depended on fits own con.
formity with international law With
the German issues apparently adjust
ing themselves. the president feels
free to press England for a modifica
tcn of It's orders in council and re
stticu1ns on American trade II was
not until the German ambassador sub
mitted his letter today that the
change in relations between Germany
and The United States became def
Mite Until then suggestions which
the German ambassador made were
considered unsatisfactory.
Won Bernstorff came TO Washington
at the request of Secretary Lansing
lie learned the American objections
and gave oral assurance that he woul,
promptly overcome them He re
drafted the original letter embodyinl
the concessions demanded
The German ambassador admitte,
it was a diplomatic victory for th'
United States. but claimed credit fo
the Germans for nobly accepting th
word of British officers not intende
90 be Summarized.
This point it is learned, at one tim
threatened TO interrupt proceedings
Germany first wished TO arbitrate tn
conflicting evidence
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06
'weTs" INVESTIGATE CHARGES.

MINNEAPOLIS, oct Charges
that the wet" forces committed
wholesale frauds I'm the county option
election yesterday are to be mvestl-
gated by dry" workers and presented
TO the grand jury Concediug defeat
by more than 5000 votes, the "drys'
declared that good citizenship demand
ed thorough investigation of the
election They said the vets" will
be invited to join in ascertaining the
truth concerning the alleged election
frauds, which, they claimed have
been committed in every ward.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06
wAR LOAN oveR SUBSCRIBED.

NEW YORK, Oct 5.-The amount
of over-subscription to the alf bill
lion Anglo-French bond issue, it is
said authoritatiyely tonight. is appre-
ciable i'm the number of subscribers
put not 20 a considerable extent in
terms Of dollars and cents Most of
these subscriptions came for rela-
lively small amounts With the clos
ing of the underwriters books it is
announced that the total of all sub
sc ciptions will not be made public,
blt the loan was oyer-subscriber
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06
LABOR MOL ON TRlAL.

LOS ANGELES. oct. 5-Judge
Frank Willis and District Attorney
Thomas Woolwine declared that or
ganized labor is not on trial at the
trial of Matthew Schmidt. charged
with murder in connection with the
dynamiting of the Times building The
statement followed an argument by
Job Hartman, defense counsel, over
the qualifications of prospective
Juror
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06
WoMAN sAvEs PRIsoNER.

BOWLING GREEN. Mo. oct. o.
For the second time the wife OF Sher
iff Hawkins Of Pike county saved the
life of Harrison Ross, a negro charged
with murder by parleying with the
mob which invaded the Jail this morn
ing, while the sheriff formed a posse,
including Speaker Clark OF the House
of Representatives and his son Ben
nett. When the posse arrived, the
mob fled.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06
GENERAL LOPEZ FRIENDLY

BROWNSVILLE, Oct 5-General
Eugenio Lopez New Carranza com
mander at Matamoros. is expected
soon to give his proof of friendship
for Americans. He has expressed his
intentions to cooperate with handling
of bandit rails.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06
GREEK ROYALTY READY.

ATHENS, Greece. Oct Grown
Prince George and Prince Nicholas
members of the Greek general staff
are hurriedly arranging to leave for
Saloniki. Telegrams from diplomatic
sources report the arrival in Sofia Of
a large number of German aviators
and officers.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06
TROOPS TO HAITI

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Oct. 5.-Rre-
lief has been sent by Admiral Caper-
ton to the Haitian government troops
at Ounanminthe, Haiti, where a band
of natives recently refused TO disarm.
IAN quiet in Cape Haitien and yicin-
ity," says the admirals report TO the
navy department.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06
STRIKE lNolcrMENTs STAND

WALsENBURG, Colo, Oct 5-Mo-
ton to quash the indictments Of sew
enty-fiye defendants in criminal cases,
the outgrowth Of the coal strike, We're
denied without argument in the dis
trict court Motion for a change 0i
venue was filed The time Of argu-
ment was not fixed.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06
CLAIMS vlLLA REPULsTp.

I'll PAsO oct 5.-The Carranza
consulate notified General Carranza
that 1T had confirmed the recent re-
port that General Rosslio Hernandez
had revolted from villa and had de-
feated the latter. Sunday, In a battle
at Santa Rosalia villa Is retreating
fo Chihuahua City Villa officials
here discredit the report
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06
EARL DERBY HELPS

LONDON, Oct. 5-Earl Derby at the
request of Lord Kitchener has under
taken the direction of recruiting for
the army The Earl served as South
African chief press censor and later
as private secretary to Lord Roberts
during the Boer War.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06
RRIrlsH RoAr 1oRPEpoEn-

ATHENS, Oct 5-The British
steamer Arabia, en- route from London
TO Piraeus. Greece, was torpedoed by
an Austrian submarine. twelve miles
south of Cythere. Thirtyfve members
of the crew were saved.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06
GREEK MINISTER RESIGNS.

PARIS, Oct 6.-An Athens dispatch
to the Havas Agency says Premier
Venizelos has resigned, the king hav-
ing informed him that he is unable to
support the policy of his ministry.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06

Third set of papers for annual exam
nation in United States for Rhodes
scholarships has been forwarded from
England in hope they viii arrive in
time for tests on Oct 8 and 6 Orig
inal papers went down with Arabic
and second set was lost with sinking
of Hesperian.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-06

Seattle depatch says that steamer
Elihu Thomson is due at Seattle from
Nome next week with carcasses of
nearly $50 reindeer, TO be placed on
market TO compete with beef and NUT
ton Regular monthly shipments will
be made next year There are $4,000
head OF reindeer in region tributary
10 Nome