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Arizona republican., 1906-12-02
REV0LUTI0NIST SAFE
 FROM MEXICAN CLUTCH
There Can Be No Review of the St. Louie Hearing a. Which Reveria was Dismissed.


 Washington. Dec. 1-Senor Don Bal bino Davalos. charge of the Mex ican embassy today called at the state department in connection with the dis missal by the United States commis- sioner in the extradiction proceedings at St. Louis of l.. Reveria. one of the editors of the Mexican newspaper. the Regeneration who was arrested at the request of the Mexican authorities.
 The charge sought to ascertain whether there was any recourse from the decision of the commissioner that the offense of Reveria was political and therefore not cxtraditible He de- nied that the Mexican government had decided to shoot the men as soon as they were across the border. He point ed out that the men were in Mexico since their alleged crime and then could have been shot if the govern ment desired. The charge was disap- pointed to learn that the commission CTS decision was final
 Antonio Villereal is also wanted on a charge of conspiracy against his government and was sentenced to be deported as an undesirable immigrant on the ground that he had served term for murder. The department of commerce and labor. it is said. will re- view the case before he is deported.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02

One day while looking goodies o'er In Donofrio's Candy Store
 My eyes beheld a wondrous treat Twas something mighty good to eat A box of Crystalized Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02
NEBRASKA LAND FRAUD.

Omaha. Neb.. Dec. 1.-The testimony in the Richards -ComstOck land frauG trial in the United States district court today developed the fact that Thomas NJ Huntington. the alleged agent of the principal defendants in order to insure the return of home steaders to the land every six month. paid each of them s25 semi-annuall:' upon the leases and also paid all the expenses of the trips.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02
CHIEF ARRESTED.

San Francisco. Dec. i.-Chief of Po- lice Dinan this afternoon surrender himself on the charge of conspirscs found against him by the grand jur,- yesterday afternoon He was released on bonds that had been arranged b. fore he was taken into custody.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02
OFFENDING OPERATOR.

Lynchburg. Va, Dec. 1-Telegraph operator G. n. Mattox who is chai ged by officials of the Southern railway with responsibility for the wreck a. Lawyers. has been located at his bo3rding house at RangoOn.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02

HOUSE FOR RENT-Five-room. modern brick; bath. toilet, electric lights. E. E. Pascoe. no North Center street
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02
GOLD GAINED
 SILVER LOST
[ Stimate of Years Pro-
 duCtiOn of Metals
As It Was In This COun- try so Throughout the World.

Washington, Dec. 1-The bureau of the mint and the geoogical surrey, which are cooperating in determining the annual production of gold and sil yer in the United States. have agreed upon the tabulated statement Of the output by states and territories for the calendar year 1905.
 The report is in part as follows:
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02
TURBINE STEAMER.
The Vale Ocean Going Vessel to Be
 Followed by the Harvard.

Chester. Pa, Dec. 1.-The Yale. the second ocean going turbine steamship to be built in this country was launch ed today at Roach's shipyard in this city The steamer was christencd by Miss Laura B. Hadley. daughter Of the president Of Yale University.
 The Harvard. a sister ship to the Yale. is on the stocks at tht shipyard and will be launched soon.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02
VOL. XVII. NO. 192

s25- An official statement by the Gu<- Senheims to the subscribers to their syndicate says that they (tbe GugEen- heims) will assume all losses and thai the subscribers win not lose a dolEa-.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02
FRANCO SPANISH TREATY.

Madrid. Spain. Dec. 1.-Thc negotia- ton for a commercial treaty between France and Spain to take the place Of the treaty that expires tomorrow has been postponed indefinitely.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02

Brother Bill has gone to mill, And Tom, who is so handy,
 Has gone to Donofrio's store For crystalized Cactus Candy.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
STORM FLOODS BELMONT
TRACK AFTER SECOND RACE
Rv Associated Press.

BV Associated Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Thc storm
which broke just after the second race
at Belmont park today and lasted all
the afternoon made the track fetlock
deep in water. Owing to the storm
being so severe it was impossible to
take the time of the third race as the
start was made up the chute. Results:
First race, selling, one mile-Samuel
H Harris won, John Lyle second
Chimney Sweep third time 1:39 2-5.
The Corinthian steeplechase, about
21k miles-Yama Christy won, Oterosa
second, Pure Pepper third; time 5:48.
Five and a half furlongs. straight
Smiling Tom won, Rollicking Girl sec
ond. Miss Spooner third; no time taken.
The Fairview stakes, selling, one mile
and sixteenth-Belle of Pequest won,
Leonard JOY Hayman second, Athlete
third; time 147 1-5.
Selling, six and half furlongs,
straight-Barengo won, Anunimous
second Riheman third; time 1:19 AS.
One mie--Grapple won Orilene Sec
ond, Pater third: time 1:40 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
HARRY BAKER AND
ABE ATTELL SIGN
BATTLE FOR FEATHERWEIGHT
CHAMPIONSHIP
Scheduled to GO Twenty Rounds,
Selections Of Training Quarters
Are Made--champion
Goes to Arcadia

Abe Attell and Harry Baker signed
articles Monday for a twenty-round
battle to take place before the Pacific
Athletic club, october 80 The contest
will be for the featherweight cham
pionship title and the belt that was
awarded the winner of the Attell-Neil
bout.
The articles call for 122 pounds ring
side and fifty per cent of the gate
receipts Of which the winner Will re-
ceive sixty per cent and the loser
forty. Baker will use the quarters
that were recently vacated by Jim
Flynn.
Attell will do his work at the Ar
cadia camp where many of the cham
pions have trained. It was there that
he put himself in condition for the
well remembered Neil battle Kid
/ Dalton, one of the local lightweights,
will go to Baldwin's ranch with Abe
where he will act in the capacity of
sparrlng partner.
Baker will be assisted by Eddie
Menney and Eddie Webster. Webster
is the boy who trained Jim Flynn and
before that had charge of Montana
Kid In his battles with Thompson and
George Memsic.
There was no wrangling over this
match, as the boys and McCarey came
to terms without delay.
The question that the enthusiasts
are thinking of now is, will Baker
be able to meet Attell and at his own
game defeat him? When it was an
nounced that Baker had been matched
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
NEWSIES TO PLAY
D0LGEVILLE NINE

The Newsies baseball team is sched-
uled to play the Dolgeville nine on the
country diamond next Sunday and as
the felt workers h2ve been striking
off some fast work lately a lively fame
Is anticipated.
The Newsies have secured a credit
able number of victories since the Los
Angeles County Amateur league was
opened, listing nine games out of thir-
teen played. Among the scores which
have resulted are: Newsies 16, Dolge-
villes 9: the Alhambra pennant VIM
ners were defeated To- the Brents sue
cumbed 60.
Newsy stickers expect to return with
feldt fringes on their belts next Sun
day.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
RANDOLPH PROVES
CHINESE PUZZLE
BIankenshIp's Wild Throw Respon-
slbIe for seraphs' Single Run.
Oscar Jones Strikes Out
Seven Men
BY ED MORIARTY.

Fitting and proper was it that Nick
Altrock, former Los Angeles pitcher,
should lead the White Sox to victory
yesterday in combat with Frank
Chances great Cubs at Chicago. With
departed Seraph shining in the hot
white lime Red Randolph, present
member of the Angel club, twirled
ball which in some respects conceded
remarkably with A1trock's perform
ance.
Altrock during his defeat Of the Cubs
allowed four base hits, pitched one
wild ball and struck out three men.
Randolph also allowed but four hits,
was guilty of one woolly pitch and
struck out five men.
With Randy twirling Nick Altrock
ball there was no chance for Oscar
Jones and the Siwashes though Oscar
appeared at his best and sent them
over with world of speed that had
the Angels knocking them skyward a
major portion of the time.
The pop-up proposition proved a
feature of yesterdays game, as each
team sent numerous hgih ones to the
shows that both Dillon and Streib Sc
cured fewer put-outs than usually ap-
pears in the first baseman's column,
although each pitcher struck out a
goodly number
Cravath was Under the spell OF
Jones yesterday and struck out three
times before Oscars speedy benders.
Gravy had no kick coming at Umpire
Mahaffey and trotted back to the
bench as though convinced of Jones
superiority
Try as they would Seattle base run
ners were unable to annex home plate
though Blankenship made a great try
In the ninth and had Randolph guess
ing. Blank started by slamming one
to center, and then stealing second
Eddie Householder came to bat and
the sight of his big stick caused un-
easiness to stir about the bleachers
Eddie meant well but famed the air
in vicious style. Croll was little bet
ter. sending high one to left which
Carlisle gathered in.
AS Blankenship started for third
Randolph shot the ball across and
Buckley made a poor throw to third
toward left, Brashear making a leg
stop. Blank had the bag safely, how
ever. before Buckley's throw arrived
Julie Strelb came olang and dropped
one to Jimmy Toman, ending the
game.
Los Angeles secured the only rur
of the game in the second inning
when Carlisle scored.
The left fielder got away with g
hard one which bounded from Kane
Carlisle reaching second by an extra
spurt. Jimmy Toman was next ant
gave clever exhibition of impromptu
headwork when he slid under Streit
who stood hack of the base line re,
ceiving McKune's wild throw.
Carlisle had reached third and came
home as Blankenship threw wild II
an effort to catch him OFF the bag
the ball rolling to left field. Tomar
endeavored to reach third and was pu
out. The score;
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
TO DECIDE ON USE
OF PRIVATE COURSE
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The directors
of the American Automobile associa-
tion at a meeting yesterday adopted a
resolution providing for the appoint
ment Of a committee of three to con-
slider the subject of conducting Van
derbilt cup race next year on private
course. William K. Vanderbilt, jr.,
Jefferson Demont Thompson and A. R.
Pardington were appointed.
The indications are that the plan will
be carried out. Mr.. Pardington stated
that no time would be lost in g,tting to
work at once. The location of the pro
posed course will be near New York,
but whether on Long Island or not de-
pends upon the feasibility of the diff
ferent plans to be considered.
The committee intends to secure a
course that will give a racing circuit
of from 25 to 80 miles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
M0RANS TO PLAY
THREE MORE GAMES

The Moran baseball team Of Los An
geles will play three games at Tucson
with the team of that place, October II,
~ and 10. one game Will also be
contested with the Pierce nine.
The Morans have played fast ball
since reaching Arizona and secured an
even split of first place money. The
Los Angeles team Is due to reach Los
Angeles next Sunday
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
CHAMPIONSHIP STAYS in EAST

WEST NEWTON, Mass, Oct. 8. =
The woman's national golf champion
ship will remain in the east for an
other year. All western aspirants for
the title were put out today in the first
round Of match play at the Braeburn
club. The sixteen survivors are made up
of nine from the Massachusetts dis
trict, four from New York and three
from Philadelphia.
Among the survivors are Miss Paul
inc Mackay of Boston, the present
champion, and Miss Georgiana Bishop
of Bridgeport Conn, and Miss Frances
C. Griscom of Philadelphia.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
PORTLAND WEBFEET WIN
FROM FRESNO TEAM
By Associated Press.

FRESNO, Oct. 9.-By their ability to
hit McGregor, the Webfeet beat Fres-
no today in very fast game of base
ball, replete with fast fielding by both
teams. Up until the last inning Gum
pitched a shut out game against the
Raisin Eaters, but they landed on him
for four hits at the last minute, bring
ing in two runs after two men were
out. With the sacks filled Mclaughlin
hit hot ball to short which looked like
hit, but Sweeney made a high one
handed catch, saving the Giants from
possible defeat.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10

away am IN the best possible con-
dillon and will not have to do any
hard work now.
Il will not begin boxing until about
two weeks before the fight All that
care to- do Is to develop speed and
get my wind in good shape"
Atteil has also been taking care OF
himself while away and although the
little champion will enter the ring In
the finest fettle he does not have to
work as hard for this fight as he did
for the Nell contest.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
FINE AND SUSPEND HoRsEMgN

by Associated f1TeSS
LOUISVILLE. KY. Oct. 9.-The Off
cials of the new Louisville Jockey club
this afternoon fined Ed Alvery and
Samuel Stevens $10O and suspended
them for the remainder of the Church
hill Downs fall meeting as punishment
for engaging in a fight in the betting
ring yesterday during which Alvrey
drew pistol and shot at Stevens. Al
very was also compelled to scratch
several of his hoses entered for today's
races
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
AuToMosILE DEALERS MEET

Los Angeles automobile dealers met
last night at the REQ establishment OF
Leon Il. Shelter Nothing OF import
ance was given out, though 1t is under
stood that the question OF an automo-
bile show was discussed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
FRESNO
SUMMARY.

Secrifice hit-McCreedie. Two base hii
Lister. First base on bals-Off Gum 5
off McGregor g. Struck out-By Gum s.
by McGregor g. Left on bases Portland
5 Fresno TO- Double plays-Delmas II
Casey to Cartwright 2 Warner to
Sweeney to Lister Sweeney TO Warner tC
Lister Wild pitch--Gum. Hit by pitcher
mclaughlin. Time OF game-1i45. I'm
plre-Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
GAME ENDS IN TIE
IN Asaoclated Preag.

ST. LOUIS. oct. 0.--The second game
OF the local American Ma tionals post
season series today ended in a tie, to
4 Darkness stopped the play. Score:
Americans a, hits H. errors 2.
Nationals 4. hits T. errors c.
Petty and Spencer, Beebe
and Noonan.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
HIGH school At WHITTIER

Los Angeles high school football play
ers and the Whittier State school
eleven will line up on the Whittier
gridiron next Saturday for the first
academic game OF the season.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
GAS FOR FUEL

Particular women who desire
cool and clean kitchens are invit-
ed to consider the use of GAS as
a fuel.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10

on balls-Off Jones, 1. Struck out-By
Jones, z; by Randolph, 5. Wild pitch
Randolph. Hit by pitched ball-Van
Buren. Time of game--1:35. Umpire
Mahaffey.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
Is Easy Winner

he would have a ghost of chance
with the bantam champ.
Is Easy Winner
Baker so decidedly outpointed the
Neil boy that he rose high in the es-
TEEN of the fans. 1t was known at
the time of the fight that the winner
was to be matched with Attell and
when Baker won the match a loud
clamor arose from his admirers who
demand that he be matched with the
champion Immediately AS McCarey
had his plnas arranged at that time
far into the future he could do Moth
ing but promise the boys an October
date.
Baker went to San Francisco and
did not return until McCarey tele-
graphed him few days ago. The
little fellow is looking fine and claims
that he was never in better condition.
He seems to have developed greatly
while in the north where he has kept
himself in condition by doing light
gymnasium work and every day go
ing out on the road for short run.
Harry says he had several offers
from theatrical people in and around
San Francisco and accepted but one
of them. For two nights he gave ex-
hibitions at theatre in Vallejo. He
had Just returned from a hunting trip
in the mountains when he received
McCarey's telegram and from the
looks of the tan on the boys face,
the sun was shining as brilliantly in
the northern end of the state as in
Los Angeles.
Abe has been on the stage in the
east and catching all the dollars that
We're lying about loose. He has been
OF nd In hn Ifel,
the belt that he won with his victory
over frankie.
McCarey has framed a card that
should draw ono of the largest houses
in the history of the Pacific Athletic
club for both boys have many ad-
mirers i'm the city and no matter what
the outcome of the contest may be, It
Is sure to be one of the classiest ex-
hibitions that could be given. Neither
boy is a human battering ram but
both are clever cool boxers who have
grit and ability to mix with the best
of them.
Only II Years Of Age
One of the most remarkable things
about Bakers career is the fact that
he Is not yet eighteen years OF age.
In speaking Of himself Baker said:
II owe all that have to Dewitt Van
Court. IL was he who .aught me to
use my left hand. He Is one of the
best boxing instructors that ever
donned a glove. don't want to say
much about this coming fight but /
am sure that / can win from Able.
Even frankie Neil in speaking of the
two fights said that 1 hurt him more
than Attell ever did. / have developed
more than any one thinks while In
San Francisco and because OF the work
that / did all the time that / was
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
Totals
SEATTLHl
CORE ny INNINGf

IWO- base hIts-IafIIsIe, Mott. I
base on errors-Seattle. 2. Left
lbases--Los Angeles, 4; Seattle. 8. B
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10

with frankie Neil, no one thought that
he would have a ghost of chance
with the bantam champ.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10

AL Kaufmann who hunked out of a
match with Tommy Burns before the
Pacific athletic club Of this city, and
Jack Johnson have been matched.
The managers of the two men, Sam
Fitzpatrick and Bob Deadly have
signed articles of agreement which
call for the two heavyweights to meet
in six-round bout in Philadelphia
under straight Marquis of Queensbury
rules
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10

owing to the refusal of Ernie Hjert-
berg to 60 to Syracuse to coach the
track team of that city, Tomme
Keane, the old professional sprinter
will have the place. Keans was at
Oberlin last year.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10

Joe Jeanette of New York has signed
fo rtwo matches in Philadelphia, one
with Jack Blackburn on Oct. IL, and
the other with George Guenther of
Australia, for Is rounds, at a date
vet TO be selected.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-01-11

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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-01-11
Didn't Know Her Husband.

The late Patrick A. Collins, mayor
of Boston, studied law at Harvard. A
Harvard man said Of him:
collins was above all things q
friend of progress. The progress of
woman delighted him.
"He liked to see a wife treated lib
orally and reasonably. Nothing an.
gered him more than to see coarse,
low-witted brute of man domineer-
ing over woman twice his superior
in quickness and intelligence.
con the subject of household ex.
penses, heard him tell committee of
women once about certain home
missionary movement.
I'm this movement every partici.
pant was to contribute a dollar that
she had earned herself by hard work.
"The night of the dollars collection
came and various and droll were the
stories of the moneys earning. One
woman had shampooed her hair, an
other had got newspaper subscriptions
and so on.
1.-THE chairman turned to a hand
some woman in the front row.
Now, madam, it is your turn he
said. How did you earn your dollar?
az got it from my husband she an
swered.
"'Oho,' said he. From your hus
band? There was no hard work about
that
"The woman smiled family.
"'You don't know my husband she
said"
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-01-11
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