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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02

justices He'd First Conference Su-
preme court justices held their first con
ference In the capitol today No session
Of court viii be held until july TO-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02

County 20 Observe Fourth--AIl offices
at the courthouse will be closed all day
Wednesday July I, that being a national
holiday. No court will be held that day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02

Enoraver Sells out-George W Green
who founded the Standard Engraving
company December l. 1905 today disposed
OF his interest In this business TO &. {.
Carroll and l.. G McMerrick
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02

less driving he was fined $40 and costs
II Is alleged that the motorcycle on which
he was riding and operating. struck the
rear wheel Of an automobile. breaking
two spokes from It.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-07
Here Friddy

|. Secretary of Labor w. B. VII son last evening telegraphed The Review regarding the visit of the labor commission, of which he h the chairman. The telegram fol- lows:
 The presidents labor commis- sion expects to be in the Bisbee district on October l2 and 13 for the purpose of making a thorough investigation and hearing all sides to the outstanding difficulties. The commission will appreciate ii you will announce in your paper the commissions prospective visit. Please extend to all parties, as well as the general public, the in vitation of the commission to at tend conferences and to accord, to the fullest. cooperation so as to enable the commission to reach the best and prompt settlement de- manded by the national emerg. ency."
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-07
Giants Lose the Opening Contest
 for WOrtd Title
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CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-Eddie Cicotte Of Detroit, pitcher extraordinary to the Chicago Americans, piloted his team to victory today over the New York Nationals by a score of two to one in the first game of the 1917 worlds series, played at Comiskey park. At the wheel Of the White Sox machine he was the master of the Giants at every stage of the contest, which thrilled 32,000 followers of local Amer ican league champions and sent them away convinced that after several years of waiting, the highest honors of the baseball game were to fall to the share of Chicago.
 Is Ably Assisted.
 While Cicotte was the master mind of the victory he was ably assisted The White Sox played almost fault less baseball against the determined stand of the National league standard bearers, who would not admit defeat until the final catch of Robertson's fly by J. Collins ended the contest which equalled in every way the eX pected battle between the rival clubs of the two major leagues. His team mates played with the confidence of certainty behind Cicotte and the com bination proved too much for the vaunted power of the Giants
 Some Figures.
 An even 32,00O spectators paid ad- mission to the field of the local club with a result that S7S,152 was dividd among the players. clubs and nation al commission. Of this amount the players received $39.502OS: each of the clubs, $1S,167S6, and the national commission, $7315.2O. Had Comiskey park been able to accommodate all those who desired to witness the first clash between the White Sox and the Giants these figures easily might have been tripled.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-07
.GERMANOEAD LIT TER FIELD.
 BETWEEN THE
 TILE LINES
No Mans Land In Flanders, Inaccessible to Sure t cher Bearers, is Covered With Dead Bodies of Soldiers.

BRITISH FRONT IN FRANCE AND BELGIUM. Oct. 5.-(Delayed)-By the Associa ed Press. 1.-The Germans sui fered severely in the British attack of Thursday and a trip along the battle front east and northeast of Ypres showed hundreds of bodies of German soldiers in the debris. At many plac- es shell craters were filled with dead. Here and there were wounded. some times under a pile of cOrpses. which the British streteher-bearers had not been able to reach.
 Along one section of the Australian front thousand bodies were counted. A little further south there was anOth- CT lot of 700. One officer of the Prus- sian Guards who was captured near Polygon Wood said that their shell-fre did terrible havoc among his men.
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Artillery in Flanders

Big gun actions are in progress tions that the Germans. as usual in this form of combat. are playing the sec ondary role.
 FielG-Marshal Haig's report on Fri day nights activities mentions only the increased fire from German srtil- lery. Press reports. however. show that the Germans are suffering heav- fly from the effects of the British ar tillery fire. Some Of the advanced positions to which they were still clinging after Thursdays attack have become too hot to hold and British re- cOnnoitering parties are finding them evacuated.
 Hurricane Fire.
 The overwhelming nature of the British fire employed in the present of- fensive is being paid tribute to by the Germans. il is noted by the invention of a new -erm tS describe the bonn bardment. It is no longer drum fire. nor even ''whirlwind ire" that is spoken of: but hurricane fire" Il is fire of this cort or measurabIy near it. that is preventing the German counter attacks from being launched as promptly or proving as effective as they formerly were
 Russ Affairs Tangled
 Russian internal affairs still claim precedence in interest over happen ings along the Russian front. The democratic congress had adj djourned af- ter providing for the constitution of parliament of 3O5 members which is expected to sit until the constituent assembly is elected. The Petrograd radicals now seem disappointed and have calle da session of the all-Russian soldiers and workmen's deputies to meet in Petrograd. bringing up the threat of an opposition parliament as they apparently consider the the con servative influences too strong in the body authorized by the congress.
 Cabinet Situation Complex. ...
 Thet cabinet situation in Petrograd is still complex. but hope is expressed by the government that an adjourn ment for a coalition ministry would be reached.
 Peru Determined.
 The Peruvian congress has passed a resolution for the breaking of of re- lations with Germany and the expec- tation prevails that the German minis ter will soon be handed his passports.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-07
MORALE SAID TO BE WANING AMONG RANKS
 OF THE HUNS
German Troops Utterly De- moralized By the Superla- lively Timed and Executed Tactics of the British.

BRITT S H FRONT IN FRANCE AND BELGIUM, Oct. (By the Asso- ciated Press) The Germans attempt ed no counter-attacks of imortance along the new battle front during the night, and both sides were taking a breathing spell after the arduous work of the last two days. The artillery. of course, maintained it's ceaseless fighting at various points.
 A cold. drizzling rain was falling this morning. adding still more to tho discomforts of the men lying out in the mud and water in this inhospita. ble zone. At some places along the line the Germans found themselves in such exposed positions as a result of Thursdays drive that they are report ed to have pulled their defenses back a short distance to more favorable ground. British patrols. which push ed out into enemy territory, found the forward shellhole defenses in one section abandoned.
 PriscnerS
 The prisoners already counted num- Der more than 400.
 Not only were thousands of men wiped out. but the well-defined plan of the German high command for an attack was utterly disrupted.
 The collapse of this scheme. the extensive defeat inflicted by the Brit ish and the heavy toll in the German ranks are things which it is difficult 10 explain to an army which has all ready shown marked signs Of dete- rioration.
 German Morale Hurt
 The diminution in the fighting spirit of the German troops along the Ypres battle front is generally admitted by prisoners and has been evidenced in the tactics employed recently.
 Lack Organization
 The manner in which the German command conducted the defense on Thursday is significant. In accord ance with their custom they threw in various units promiscuously along the whole battle front in an attempt to stem the advance. but a striking fea- ture was the mixture of the units, the lack of cohesion between them and the confusion arising as a conse- This tends to indicate lack of organ ization.
 The artillery work of the Germans also gave evidence of imperfectly laid plans. The fire was weak and scat tered throughout the day.
 The British morale and organiza- ton. on the other hand. never has been at higher pitch than at present.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-07
GEN. PERSHINC AND BLISS MADE
 FULL GENERALS
Old Time Rank Given Leader of American Forces In France and Chief of Staff. Other Combinations Ef- fected.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 6. - In open session just before adjournment the senate confirmed the nominations of Major Generals Pershing and Bliss for promotion to the full grade Of generals.
 New Major Generals.
 In addition to Generals Pershing and Bliss. the senate also confirmed nominations of the following generals, bureau heads of the general staff, to be major generals as provided in the insurance measure:
 Adjutant General Mccain; Inspeo- tor General Chamberlain, Judge Ad vocate General Crowder; Chief of En- gineers Black; Chief of Ordnance Crozier; Chief Signal Officer Squier and Chief Mcintyre of the bureau of insular affairs.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-07
LEAVES FOR HOUSTON.
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FORT BLISS, Texas, Oct. 6.-Hav- ing completed a review of the testi- mony taken here, the board of in quiry Investigating the alleged part negro soldiers of the 24th Unitdl States infantry had in the Houston ri0tiDg of August 23. left tonigh. for Columbus, N. M., where additional testimony will be taken.
 The board was accompanied by Colonel John A. Hull, judge advocate appointed to conduct the court mar. tial trial of those against whom charges are filed. It was announced tonight this trial would not be start ed before November 1.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-07
Peru Breaks
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LIMA. Peru. Oct. 6.-The Peru vian government has handed pass ports to Dr. Perl. the German min ister.
 The Spanish legation has taken over the interests of Germany in this country.
 1t was stated that after turning the German legation over to the Spanish minister. Dr. Perl would proceed to Chile.
 The decision reached last night by the Peruvian congress to sever diplomatic relations between Peru and Germany came after a sensa- tional debate. Members of the diplomatic corps and their families and a large crowd were present when the vote. which stood 105 to six, was taken.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-07
MAXIMUM PENALTIES.

ENID, Okla, Oct. 6.-Maximum pen alties. sentences of six years in feder- al prison at Ieavenworth and fines of s1,OOO. today were given eight men convicted of conspiracy to resist the seiective draft law.
 A motion for a new trial was over ruled. Defendants were given ninety days in which to file bills of exception and were allowed bond in the sum of s15,OOO each.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-07
CICOTTE LEADS THE WHITE SOX 10 VICTORY
TOddu

Hundreds of interested fans heard The Review bulletins yester- day and it is expected that even more will hear those which will he offered today from the same source. As was the case yester- day, the game will start about ] o'clock, though the leased wire will be open at 12:3O.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-07

Ting-a-ling-g-g-g, went the tele- phone in the W. H. Brophy home yes terday morning. Mrs. Brophy answ- cred it. This is Mrs Ellis of Doug las," came over the wire, "a few or us are coming over this afternoon to bid Mir. Brophy goodbye. Have him at the house, please, at i o'clock.
 Promptly on the hour few
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oBREGoN EAST.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 6.-General Alvaro Obregon, former minister of war in Mexico, accompanied by Bald omero A. Armada, general purchasing agent for the Mexicon government, and three other Mexican consular of ficials, left San Francisco late today for Chicago. Obregon, after two months in the United States. plans to go to Spain, via Cuba, according to Alamada.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-07
U-BOATSLOSE TERRORS FOR
 THIS NATION
 IN WAR RISKS
Government Announces Re- duction In Insurance Rates For American Vessels. Sub marines Less a Menace.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-Reduction of nearly 25 per cent in premiums for insurance of American vessels and cargoes traversing the war zone was announced today by the governments war risk insurance bureau.
 The reduction was made, it was of- ficially announced, because of decreas- ed risks. Unofficially it was regard ed as the governments expression Of its opinion, in dollars and cents, that the U-boats have passed the zenith in their campaign of frightful- ness.
 Announcement of the reduction was made by the treasury department as follows:
 Big Reduction.
 'The secretary of the treasury to- day announced that the bureau of war risk insurance has reduced its rates on all American steamers and cargoes traversing the war zone from six and half per cent to five per cent This reduction is made because of the cor responding decrease in the risks
 Determination of the war risk premium is based primarily on the number of vessels traversing the war zone and the number of sinkings. The effectiveness of methods used in com batting submarines also enters into consideration.
 U-Boats Lose.
 From the announcement, it is re. garded as apparent that officials be- lieve effective methods have been adopted to deal wit hthe U-boats To days announcement marks the first reduction in any government insur- ance risk to any waters infested by submarines. Heretofore 1evisions have all been upward.
 Steady diminution in the number of weekly sinkings since September 2 is primarily responsible for the de crease in rates announced today
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-07
PURE GALL.
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SIOUX FALLS. $. D.. Oct 6.-State leaders of the Peoples Council of America for Democracy and Peace to- night were going forward with arrange ments for holding a conference here October 10. in the face of orders of Governor Norbeck prohibiting the meeting of the council in South DakO- ta.
 Former United States Senator Pet tigrew, who it was anonunced would act as chairman of the proposed con ference set for October 10. left today for Chicago.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-07
RETURN TO WORK.
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MEXICO CITY. Oct 6.-Employes of the Aguilar oil company. who went on strike early this week are return Ing to work. Efforts of the strikers to have the employees of other com panies join them appear to have met with little success. according to ad- vices received here Governor Ri caut is in complete control of the sit uation.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-07
RUSSIANS FAIl. TO AGREE UPON
 FUTURE POLICY
Government Council Ad- journs Temporarily. Pos sibility That Two Parlia- ments Might Result is Ex- pressed.
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PETROGRAD. Oct. 6.-The govern ment council. representatives of Mos COW industrial interests and peasant and soldier delegates from the demo cratic congress who have been in con ference in an earnest attempt to set tie Russia's political and economic crisis had not reached an agreement when they took a recess this evening after six hours consultation concerning formation of a coalition cabine.. They were still in hopeful frame of mind. It appeared, although the government spokesmen would not described the situation as viewed with optimism.
 In Winter Palace.
 The conference held in the winter palace with Premier Kerensky presid- ing was unique, representative of revo-
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-07
CASES TO JURY.
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N.T BELLEVILLE. Ills, Oct. 6.--The cases of thirteen negIoes charged with mur- der of Detective Coppedge which pre- cipitated the race riots in East St. Louis, were given to the jury late to- night A verdict is expected tomor- row.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-07
Features

Time of game: 1:4S.
 The official attendance figures and the receipts are:
 Attendance, 32,O00; gross re- ceipts. S7S,152.50.
 National commission share. ST. 135.20.
 Players share, $39,5020S. Each clubs share, S13,167.36.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-07
PATROL SHIP FOUNDERS.

(By Review Leased Wire.l WASHINGTON. Oct. 6.--An Ameri- can patrol ship foundered in European waters on the morning of October I. while on duty.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-07

home of the Bisbee merchant There were just 60 of them by actual count They took the place by storm. Their automobiles formed a procession. Mr. and Mrs. BropAy were very deeply affected by this last touching tribute of old friends.
 In the Douglas delegation was John Slaughter, old time sheriff of Cochise friends from Douglas entered the
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-07

county and friend of Billy" Brophy for 20 years. He had left a sick bed to come. These friends of the old days embraced upon the Brophy veranda.
 Mir. Brophy will leave this morn Ing for New Yorw, whence he will embark very soon for France to be. gin his Red Cross work for the gov ernment.
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In Winter Palace.

Continued on Page Five)
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Peru Determined.

The Peruvian congress has passed a resolution for the breaking off of re- la,ions with Germany and the expec- tation prevails that the German minis ter will soon be handed his passports.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04

Ordinary yNuVated Iron VIII MAKE
DelicatA Nervous. Rundown reo.
pie 100 Per Cent Stronger n Two
Weeks trimc in Many Case.
NEW YtRK. = g. Most people
foolishly penn 70 think they are go
ing 10 ~ renewed health and
strength f5om some stimulating med
irine. sectet nostrlm or narcotic
drug. SAT- 4 Dr S sauar a Boston
physiciant who has studied widely
both n HIS country and iu Great
EurcpcaiJ Medical Institutions when
az ma(ter Of fact. real and true
strength can only come from The food
YOU eatl Hut people often iah 20
get the ls'renrth ouf oil their food
because the, haven't enough iron IN
their hllod t0 enable It 20 change
food ntA living matter. From their
weakened nervous condition they
know sdlme,Aug Is wrong but they
can't tel what. 70 they generally
commenA doctoring for stomach.
liver Cr 4 duey trouble or symptoms
Of somel other aument caused by
lack of ir(n BOO the blood This thing
may go u ufor years. while the pa
tient suffAr untold agony II YOU
are not sir,ilg or aell. you owe u TO
Yourself tol make the following test,
Sec how loAr YOU can work or how
I FAR you canl walk without becoming
. tired Ncxt\ Make two iiye-grain tab
lets 60. ordinary nuxatDd iron three
times Der daF after meals for N0
/ weeks Ihd test YOUR strength
again ana sct Tor yourself how much
YOU have gailcd I have seen doz-
enc oi nervous. rundown peopl" who
we're aillng Am the while double
their strength aud endurance and
entirely get rid OF an symptoms Of
dyspepsia. li.er aud other troubles in
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04
LIBERTY LOAN CHORUS
WILL REHEARSE FRIDAY

Thirty ol Amarillo's hest singers
mat l.st 1lghi aud reheatsed for the
Liberty Loan mass meeting 20 DO
held next Monday A. The First Hap
fst Church Tho next rehearsal will
Do &C the naptsi church promptly
1t g. e. Friday night OF this week
and al singers In amarillo are *
nccicd "a be there
Boslie- Leading in the patriotic
songs and dnging tho National songs
% Our tl.es" this chorus ~ spleen
iid voices VIII sing the famous Hal.
'elullh chorus from Hsndols Mes
,iah This Erest chorus is we'll
Snown by Toe singers and the rehsar-
sails Friday mght and neSt sunday
afternoon viii make he rendition
practically perfect
Anyone Who eau sing aud will sing
Is urgently requested 20 volunteer 10
help IN this work Telephone E 5.
Myers and offer your services. There
should be- loo voices IN this chorus
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04
Irod Is Greatest Of All Strength Builders,
Says Doctor
SCI re. Of hs er.. Enur.nes .nd Power. Of Athlste.

iron, zen % fourteen days time
.mpl, bv taking iron IN the proper
form. And this after they had W
Same cases been doctoring ior
months without obtaining any ben
efit But dout take The Old forms
of reduced iron iron acetate or tine
tyro ID, ron simply 20 save few
cents vow must take iron IN form
that can be- easily absorbed ana as
simulated like nuXated iron II you
want 10 10 YOU any good. otherwise
10 may prove worse than useless
Many an athlete or prlze-iighter has
won tha day simply haoeuse they
know the secret Of great strength anu
endurance and ,,lled bis blood viii
iron bcforc he went into the afiray
while many another has gone down
% ingioricus defeat simply for the
lack 81 iron
NOTE Nu,atel iron recommend
ed above by Or = Sluer, IS one OF
the newer organic iron compounds
Unlike the older inorganic iron pro
ducts n is sasny assimilated. does
uo' ulura the teeth make them
black. nor upset the stomach; on the
contrary. il Is most potent rem
edy iu nearly an forms OF mdigest-
ion Jas well as for nervous. run
down c1nditiors. The manutactur-
ers have such great confidence IN
Nuxatsd ron that they offer To for
fei, Sle0 to any charitable institu-
zion 90 they cannot take any man OF
woman under 90 who lacks iron and
increase their strength l0e per cent
or over iu four weeks time provided
they have no serious organic tron-
bic They also offer 70 refund your
money IL u does ot at least double
your strength and endurance IN ten
DAYS time u is dispensed In this
city by ali druggists. l,lh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04
A. N. HOVE RETURNS
FROM WESTERN TRIP

A. A. Hove. general publicity
agent for the HnhAndla and Santa
Fe Railway company. has Just 10.
turned from an extended trip through
the Western part % the Panhandle
country and Eastern New Mexico.
Mr.. Hove reports conditions n
general a. fair He says that much
wheat Is being planted At thh time
and there win be a much greater
acreage OF wheat In the section OF thu
country than ever before
lie reports range condition on the
whole fairly good. With the ercet-
ton 20 some local spots. He reports
the cotion crop short on tie soutn
plaius. due 10 the drouih. and states
ihs' cotton picking has begun on the
SCUM plains and The Pecos vaney.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04

ed In stability OF adjustment ct re-
latiuns aud tue maintenance OF our
relative position IN the commerce OF
the country IL our belief that
the complications and difficulties
which have arisen 20 confront us ma
the development of Oh, Shreveport
case have had their origin in a mis-
taken policy on thu part D. tnn car
riers and that the conditions exist
ing at this time demand substantial
relief. which We confidently expect
20 receive
Tho brief is signed hy s S SfIn-
nett. TOR the panhaud', Traffic
League and Board of City Develop
ment of Amarillo. Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04

B.D1d oosts consumers Ia Ser
YORK hing and ouo.half cent? q
pound aai No bakers clalm that they
are lofog0ing their usual profits Ia
order to rell a, that prize The same
American Hour, aftef shipment "a
Liverpool adding merchants profit,
tram u.pueat % the Isle 81 Mann
is ibrf, bakea iDto broad and sold A.
SIS cent youhd Naturally lbs
surIl.1u sYDslmer Us anxious "a
.1nt BOW usy do GO" Vernon
NeH.I
1h. easi GO solve irom
capita sia theory che damp
sea air j. absorbed by the grains
81 ahr.t a. theJ ~ over Ani
then We are used tu high prices
over here But 500 have 0ften
wondered NV @ 10 au American
can gliD plows from Moyioo into
tnc United states taa, were made
iu s01A ncie Ssm. aud make
asltlaf of dollars
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04

A bee. once having lost IT, tsmDer
and used It's singer becomes uselesf
and soon dies. so Il is With human
. beings punba News
We have never stung any one
4 bee har a perfect RICH, 20 soos
bis prcho1siio pin Into any oss
who bofhcrs his hive