Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-02-11
FOREIGN

I
meeting with favor In the House OF
The United States note to England
IL a strong protest against Interior
ence with mails.
The British government has or
dered formal investigation OF ite
sinking OF the Persia.
Gen. vlktor Won Podbielski, former
postmaster general and a close friend
OF Emperor william, Is dead In Berlin
at the age OF Al years.
II is reported in vatican circles at
Rome that the condition OF Emperor
Francis Joseph OF Austria. who has
been III for several days. Is rapidly
growing worse.
According to the Amsterdam Tag
lische %Rundschau, Or. Kari H~elfferlsh,
secretary OF the imperial treasury, has
prepared q scheme for additional taxa.
tlon to yield 1926, 100000.
German newspapers which have
just reached London lay great en-
phasls on the Importance OF the mis-
sion OF Col. Edward NJ. House, Presl-
dent Wilson's personal representative
to Europe.
Parliament was prorogued until
Feb. Is. In the propagation King
George said: I'VE shall not lay down
our arms until we have indicated the
cause which carries with Il the future
OF civilization"
Gen. Valerlano Weyler, now n years
old, has been appointed president OF
a central general staff OF the Spanish
army, which has just been created by
a royal decree, according to a dis
patch from Madrid.
The electoral court at Athens has
seated In Parliament sixteen deputies
from northern Epirus-that portion OF
southern Albania as far south as Ko.
ritsa. which was occupied by Greece
wita3ut authorization after the Lon
don conference.
Since the outbreak OF the war to the
end OF last October, 254 British merch.
ant steamers, aggregating 542,6iS tons
were lost through enemy action" nc.
cording TO a white paper issued In
London. or these III were sunk by
submarines; 40 by warships and 81 by
mines.
The British government has spent
$50, 000, 900 In America since the be-
ginning Of the war In the purchase CT
horses for military purposes. This
fact Is revealed In a report issued by
a special committee appointed to con-
slider steps TO be taken IN England
and Wales with the object OF securing
an adequate supply OF horses suitable
for cavalry and artillery work at the
front.
SPORTING NEWS
The tennis team OF Leland Stanford
University viii play the University OF
Colorado team in Boulder, Colo, In
May.
Herman b. Duryea, for many years
n prominent figure In American rae
Ing and yachting circles, died at Sar-
anac Lake, N. Y.
Jim Coffey OF New York, knocked
out Lew Bodie OF Montana In the fifth
round Of "A ten.round exhibition bout
at Syracuse, N. Y.
Fred Fulton was awarded q referees
decision in the scheduled twenty
round bout with "Porky' Flynn al a
New Orleans arena.
The Denver team No. 2 took first
place In the five.men team compcti
ton at the State Bowling tournament
az Pueblo, Colo, by rolling 2,7eO.
Standing toe to toe with the ben.
yer a aud beating him at his own
game, Milburn Saylor won a newspa,
per verdict over Stanley Yoakum in
ten rounds at Kansas City.
A furious stand on a game leg In
the last round won Joe Rivers OF Los
Angeles. Cal. the popular verdict
over Richie Mitchell OF Milwaukee In
their ten.round no-decision bout a.
Cincinnati.
GENERAL
The United states Steel corporation
declared a quarterly dividend OF IA
per cent on lis common stock.
At Yuma, AriE, Thursday, 900 In
dlans and scores OF families were
homeless as a result OF the flood.
Railroad and wire service IN Utah
and adjoining states was seriously In
%terrupted Friday as 4 result OF heavy
snowfall and high wind.
Eight men. the crew of the steam
schooner Aberdeen, were given up fol