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Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
DEMANDS THE DEATH
 OF GUAIfMAlANS
The Trial of the Assassins Who Made Mexico the Killing Place of General sariIlas.

Mexico City. May 19.-Declaring Florencio Morales and Bernardo Mora, Guatemalans. guilty of the wilful as- sassination of General Barillas, and that the murder was done with pre- meditation and in a treacherous man. ncr. the public prosecutor has peti- tioned the court bsfore which the case Is tried to pronounce the death sem tence. The petition is a bitter ar raignment of the accused and the de- mand for the death penalty. coming at this stage of the proceedings has ere ated a sensation. The action of the court is eagerly awaited. The defense is preparing its final review. What ever may be the decision of the court it is believed the case will be appeal ed to the highest court of the na- ton.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
KANSAS CITY POLICE
 IN SIRffI GAR BUSINESS
An Alliance Disclosed by The Late Investigations of the Department by Governor Folk.

Kansas City. May Is.-GOvernor Folk left for Jefferson City today after conference with the local police com missioners regarding graft charges Folks investigations have convinced the officers that Ire -e is a very strong alliance between the Metropolitan Street Railway company and the pO- lice force A high official of the de- partment is authority for the state ment that within two years the alleg- ed alliance has been encouraged by the heads of the department.
 Mayor Beardsley has repeatedly said that policemen have been over-zealOus in serving the street car cOmpanies when passengers have been injured in accidents. John Halpin- chief Of de tectives. one of the men slated for dis missal. is a nephew of the president of the car company.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
THREE WERE DROWNED
 IN A LAKE ACCIDENT
The Girl Might Have Been Saved But For the Fatal Panic of Her Drown cd Companions.

Seattle. May 19.-Three young col lege students, two men and a girl. were drowned in an accident on Lake Washington today. Another young man escaped. The two young men were J. F. Gosshorn. a junior of Stanford. and Glen Jacqueth a sophmore of Stanford The girl was Miss Edith Vogt. a junior of the University of Washington. They were on the lake in a canoe when a sudden squall sank the canoe. Another man almost res cued the girl when the two students threw their arms about him. and all sank. He alone came to the surface. and was picked up by a sail boat going at a high rate of speed.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
BADLY MIXED BODY
 AUSTRIAN PARLIAMENT
The First Result of the First Expert
 n,ent in Equal Universal Suffrage.

Vienna, May 19.-The Austrian elections of the past week are far reaching in their effect. The elections were the first under the law giving equal universal suffrage. The lower house is constructed on new racial lines. The total number of seats is 516. Of these Germans have 233. The others consist of Czechs. Poles. Ruth enians. Slavonians. Servo-Croatians. Italians and Roumanians.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
Motion for Change of Venue A1eqes
 Conspiracy to Ruin the Mayor
The Prosecution will Move the Court Order Him Into Custody. The Grand Jury will Also Resume It's Grind Today.

San Francisco. May 19-Eugene E. Schmutz of San Francisco will be placed on trial tomorrow on a simi- lar charge to the one to which Ruef pleaded guilty, that of extorting money from the French restauranteurs.
 It Is stated that prosecution will ask Judge Dunne to order Schmitz into the custody of an elisor. The defense indicates that it is to pursue a dila- tory course, by the filing of an affi-
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
THE HAYWOOD TRIAL.
It Is Probable That Another venire
 Will be Needed

Boise. May 19.-Several more i'm portant witnesses for the state in tn Haywood trial arrived today. The work of jury selection will be resumed tomorrow morning and will evidently take several days. only twenty-s six talesmen remain. and there Is specu-
 lation whether the jury will be com pleted without summoning a new venire. The city is quiet
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20

davit yesterday asking for a change or venue, alleging that Rudolph Spreckles, the district attorney, the board of supervisors and the newspa- pers have conspired to bring about the ruin of the mayor.
 The grand jury will reconvene to- morrow. and 1t Is stated by the prose- cution that a number of indictments based on Ruefs testimony are expect ed before the end of the week
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
THE APACHE KIDS SKULL.

Boston, Mass. May 19.-(SpecialD- A Yale secret society has been given the skull of the Apache Kid. the mo- torious outlaw shot in the Sierra Ma dres
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
LEFT THE JOB.

Madrid. May Blowing to the many duties requiring her attention. Queen Victoria has given up the idea of nursing the Prince of Asturias and a nurse has been obtained for him from the province of Santander
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20


 There was no red fire seen on the city hall last night, and the Phoenix reader who has scanned the above can easily figure out the reason why. But better even than victory, is to know that defeat was honorable and that the defeated players are taking their. me- dicine like true sports.
 A great deal of interest was mani tested here yesterday. and last even ing there was much eagerness to hear from Tucson. The message did not come until late and there was a har- rowing fear that when it did come it would not be just what the anxious Phoenix fans were looking for.
 A telephone message was received from Manager Rinderle after the above report of the game had been given and he verified the main facts. He said that nothing could be said too com plimentary of the treatment accorded the visitors by the Tucson people and especially the Tucson bail players and league officials The boys were prop erly met and entertained. driven round the town in a tallyho and after the game was played a banquet was serv- ed that was attended by all the off cials of the Tucson league and the players of both teams. It was an oc- casion of good cheer and good fellow ship for all and he pledged Phoenix to return the compliment a week later.
 He also said there was another fine ball game played in Tucson yesterday before the Phoenix-Tucson contest. It was between the Elysian Grove team and the Corbett Lumber Co.'S team. Twelve innings were played the score standing to when the game Was called tie and stopped. so the grounds could be used by the Tucson and Phoe- nix teams. Most of the Phoenix play CTS will be home today though NIT. Rinderle will remain over day to make further arrangements for next Sundays game.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
Pounds. Value.
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. May 19.-Arizona-Fair Monday and Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
But Their Blood was not Shed in Vain Nor
 Their Flag DiShOnored
Phoenix Athletic Baseball Team Trimmed Up Yes terday by the Veterans of the Tucson League by a Score of to B.

About 1SO fans came along from the capital city to enjoy the hospitality of the Tucson people and lend their baseball team all possible. moral and vocal encouragement and the trip is proving to be for the visitors. at least, a social success. It is expected there will be an excursion party of between 200 and 300 from Tucson to Phoenix next Sunday when another diamond duel is planed between the same prin- cipals. About 1900 people attended the game today and were well pleased with the sport.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
Why Not Take Some ofthe
 Profits?

Every one has seen that the shrcwd investors have reaped rich harvest on Valley lands during the past year. School lands are leased under author ity of an Act of Congress. There will be an act introduced at next session of Congress. to pass title up to lease holders on such school lands in the Territory as may be within Reservoir districts. This will make them worth as much as patented land in the same vicinity. as no doubt such an act will pass. l can offer you on Section 36. adjoining Glendale. and with frontage on Grand Avenue and tbe Santa Fe Railroad. garden land
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
SUNDAY BASEBALL.
American League.

CHICAGO q. BOSTON f. (Ten inningsD
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20

FOR SAlE-5-room brick, close to car line. Fine shade. barn. corner lot. east front; modern bath room. electric lights and gas. A delightful home For the year round E. E. Pascoe, He North CenOr street.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20

MONEY TO lOAN.-If you want to build and need some money, come and see me: my rates are the lowest. E. E. Pascoe, no North Center Street.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
JEFFR|Es BUYS ANGEL
CITY THIRST EMPORIUM
Champion to Succeed Nc
Carey as a Glove Con-
test Promoter

LOS ANGELES, June Aim Jeffries
took the final step yesterday toward
the consummation of what has long
been his ambition--to conduct resore
which shall become the sporting head
quarters of this part of the country.
With Jack Ripper. a saloonmant Jef-
fries purchased a place in Spring
street between Third and Fourth He
will take possession on September l.
Jeffries purposes making 1t one OF
the finest thirst quepching places on the
coast. He said tonight that he was
prepared to spend $4,000 In the fur
nishings alone. The place formerly
belonged to Bob Kern and is next door
to the new theater, which the theatri-
cal trust is refltting.
1t is virtually certain that Jenries
will succeed Tom McCarey as man
ager of pugilistic events in this city
Since the OBrien- Burns fake fight the
events that McCarey pulls on are
viewed with suspicion. Jeffries has
signiied his willingness to take up the
business, provided there is clean
sweep of. the old directors.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
Sports sugaad Annexes the Helene Handicap Fast Time
Commuters Race around Bases to
Discontinue Of Angels
BY w. j. Slattery

A day of rest did not do the Angels
any good. They had been figoring
that the setto against the Seals last
week was a sort of jinks and firmly
believed that as soon as the cut was
switched and they were sent via the
Oak route the going would be much
softer But it was nothing like that.
Oakland got the trimmings In the first
game of the series on the home lot yes
terday and the finish was to 2.
Without prejudice it might be said
that the Angels never figured to look
dangerous. They made a vast amount
of noise and at times when a couple
of them got On the bases they began
to figure for mess of runs The best
that all this work netted was two.
Billy Reidy pitched far and away
better game than did Walter Nagle.
The latter seemed to have everything
that Oakland liked when the COM
muters were lucky to put man or SO
there. Reidy worked his gray matter
till Manager Van Haltren was ready
to call a phrenologist, but the former
got away with it all the time, and
whenever a pitcher does such stunt
against a team like the Angels he is
moving few pegs and should get all
the glory that is being passed out.
Nagle was never a mystery to the
Oakland brigade. Perhaps he tossed
like the Portland pitchers do on their
home lot; but, anyhow, the Oakland
batters never were afraid of the best
he had when they sent man on his
way to the plate.
Los Angeles never fell more than
couple of runs behind the Commuters
till the sixth inning. In this spasm,
Oakland seemed to dig up all the en-
ergy that had been lost during the
last month or so. Everybody was inn
bued with the clouting habit and in
less than five minutes three runs rolled
in and the Angels were down and out.
Bigbee started the big parade by
landing on tumble by Ellis. Dever-
eaux raped one down to Delmas and
he, like his brother tosser. was un-
able to give the ball the friendly grip
Reidy walked, making it full house.
After sthis spasm of joy for the Com
muters and sorrow for the Angels.
Smith and Van Haltrenl hit and two
more Oakland tallies came through.
These were enough to hold the Angels
for a long while, and during the re-
mainder of the game they never even
made noise like lighting ball nine
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
SOUTHERN YACHTsMEN
CHALLENGE FOR CUP
San Pedro Club Is Ambitious
to Take Laurels From
Corinthians

An official challenge has been re-
ceived by the Corinthian yacht club
for the San Francisco perpetual chal-
lenge cup from the South Coast yacht
club of San Pedro. The southern club
challenged last year with the Monsoon,
but the race was called off on account
of the fire.
The challenge, which was sent to
Secretary Mcmahon. names the yalky-
rie, which is owned by Arthur NJ. Squire
of Los Angeles, as the challenger and
gives its dimensions as follows: Boom,
22%: gaff. 12:2Z: hoist. 1871; perpen-
dicular, 24:9; base line OF jib, 10:11s
overall length, 30:8n water line, 1885.
Racing length is not mentioned.
The challenge is signed by Victor B.
Stewart, president and commodore, and
A. Lester Best, secretary. and names
w. c. Morrow, L. X. Small and A. Les
regatta committee In arranging the de-
tails of the race.
The oply yacht available In the
Corinthian feet is the sloop Discovery,
which will have to be put into racing
trim for the contest The Discovery
has a good record in the club and
should be able to defend the cup sue
cessfully.
The race will have to be sailed dur
ing July or August. This will be a
handicap on the southern yachtmen.
as they do not race in winds as heavy
as are found here at that time.
The San F1ancisco yacht club at the
beginning of the season put in chal-
lenge for the cup, but hearing of the
formal challenge from the south with
drew 1t yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
ALL IS DECIDED FOR
BIG FIGHT BUT DATE
Britt and Nelson Will Come
Together Either in July
or August

All that is lacking to make the Britt
Nelson match complete is the date.
Both men have consented to engage
in a return battle. which will be the
most notable that has taken place in
San Francisco since the memorable en-
counter at Colma on September 9, 1905,
and within the next few days it is ex-
pected that the fight fans will know
the day and hour on which the battle
will be pulled off,
The match has been hanging fire for
many months past. When Billy Nolan
announced that he intended to bring
curing a match with Cans in this city
or Nevada he made up his mind that
the Dane should put on the mitts
with some other likely man II
the coiored boxer refused to come to
terms. 1t Is a matter of history that
Cans did not show desire for a return
match with Nelson at the old time
weight. so Britt was the next choice
Britt has made a great deal of noise
lately regarding a go with his con-
queror. He still firmly believes that he
is the better man and when the oppor-
tunity presented itself he jumped at
the chance to sign up with Nelson for a
mill in this city early in July.
The proposed signing up of Frankie
Neil and Abe Attell fell by the wayside
last night because the latter did not
put in an appearance Neil and his
father, who Is his director general.
were at Colonel Brady's place at the
appointed time and after waiting for
some time for Attell to put In an ap-
pearance they received a telephone
message from him stating that he was
at the theater and could not see his
way clear to keep the date. Thereupon
Neil Sr. became indignant. led his son
out of the place and vowed that Attell
would never again agree to a return
match.
Joe Thomas is still confident that he
will get on with Mike Sullivan here
this month
Jack Curley, representing the Tono-
pah club, paid a Visit to Bill Squires
and his manager, Barney Reynolds.
yesterday with view to securing the
consent of the Australian to meet Mike
Schreck should he be successful in his
attempt to lower the colors of Tommy
Burns. Reynolds would not do busi-
ness with Curley, however. He stated
that he would wait till after the Fourth
of July mill had been disposed of be-
fore thinking of signing with the con-
Queror of Marvin Hart
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
BEN DAN RUNS FIRST
IN BELMONT FEATURE
BruSsell Pilots Winner and
Dugan Is Second With
Smiling Tom
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


BELMONT PARK, L. L., June 4.-Weather
fair; track cuppy.
FIRST race. purse, maiden 8 year olds and up
ward, one mile--Herman (Koerner), 107, to !.
Won Linnepee tBrusseD, 10, 40 to /, second;
hestrel tEd Duean). los, 90 to l. third. Time.
- Ambush, Jobstown. Lad of Langdon. YER
Tane; Ben Shaw. Free Trader, High Brush, nm
fshed named.
second race, selling. 3 year olds and upward,
one mHe-Sr Toddngton (Henry), III, TO D,
won fustian tE. Dugan), 116, to 2, second;
Inc cricket 'Leary), Ill, 20 to l. third I1me'
l:9l i-o. Flimnap, Listless finished as named.
Inc Cricket disqualified for fouling.
Ihird race, selling maiden 2 year olds, 3
furiongs-Earl Preston), 100. 10 to !, won;
Scaiop tSliller(, 100. 10 to l, second: Joe Nea-
Eonitc. La Sorrello II, Glorious Betsy. Mrs.
O,Farreil, Bridge Whist Faran dor. Sempro.
william "a Lyon. Fashion, Sparkles, Valley
stream, Whidden, Gloryar. Watcher, Rosario,
Baseman, finished as named.
Fourth race, handicap, 3 year olds and up
ward. furlongs-Ben Ban (Brussell), 94. 8 to
l, won; Smiling Tom (E. Dugan), 81, to 2 sec
ond; Okenite (Mountan) 107, 8 to 2, third.
Time, l:26 1-5 Dinna Ken. Red River, Sir
Lynnewood, finished as named
Fifth race, handicap steeplechase,, year olds
and upward, about two miles-Navajo tSanelll
l42, to I. won; Dick Shaw tRoganl, 14s II to
third Time. 400 2-5. Sheriff Williams,
Huddy, Parson Kelly, finished named.
Sixth race, handicap. year ods and up
ward, mile and quarter-Philander tMiller1
10S, 13 to 5, won; Nealon (E. Dugan), l22. Ii
to 5, second; Flavigny (Preston), 80, 10 to l,
third. Time, 2:06 So. Good Luck, Holscher,
finished as named
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
Gossip Of the Track

D. A.NRoss has purchased the con-
tract on the apprentice rider, G. Nichols,
from Ira Glasscock. Nichols is the boy
who rode Desmages TO victory few
days ago. The contract has two years
70 run.
Andrew B. Cook was bid up from
$500 TO 81 1000 by Z. z. de Arman, but
was retained by T. w Ellis.
John Stowe boosted Heather Scott
from $500 to $780, The colt was re-
tained by Trainer Bianchi of the Oak
land stable
J. 4. Robbins has purchased Fair
Fagot from :. i. Butler.
DR. Leggo, Plausible, Rustler, Ark
lita and Harvel have been fired
Dayy johnson. owner of the famous
sprinter Roseben, is reporter 10 be in
financial straits as a result of that
-horse's disappointing performances
since the New York season opened.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES

First race. 5 furlongs, selling-BeIle of Kent
81, Lady Elkhorn So. Lovely Girl 96. Dandy
Dancer 96, Bitter Cold e9. ST. Magnet %.
Wagner Jr. 90, Vansel 90. Catherine 99 Lady
Vie 105, Hollow los, Headline los, Bucket
Brigade los, Dona H 105, Stone Street 1o5,
Gresham ITO.
Second race. furlongs. selling Dorothy
Scott 94, Attention "a. Wemple "a, Matte Mack
96 Grace Currier 96 Gold Duke 96, Tartarus e6,
George C. Grady 90. Silver Crest 90, Duiweber
90 Bob Augustine 80. Elected 10S, Matte Fl
107, The Pet 1o7 Sylvan Belle 107, Dan Nc
Kenna 112.
Third race, mile selling-Ocoe OF, Red Ogden
3d. Pretty Michael 80. Monyina 80. Mint Boy
&c. Queen Caroline 102, Alcor f0S Woolstone
1o4, Leo Bright 107. Lansdown los, Falkland
10S. Bernie Cramer 10S, The Gadfy Ill.
Fourth race, Q furlongs, selling--Anna Ruskin
50. Nedra "a. Della Thorpe %, No Quarter 81;
Monere 9s Roger S. 80. Friction 80, Artful
Dodger 101. Judge Treen 104, Lizzie Mclean
107, Lidwfna 107, Reuben 107, Bourbon News
ITO. Naughty 113, Alencon 115
Fifth race, mile, the Frank Fehr stakes
Mortiboy o. Wing Ting 1o2, Lexoline 1o3, Re-
quest 103 Envoy 112.
Sixth race, mile and three furlongs selling
Horseradish %, Canornine 1O2 Foreigner 103,
Attila 103, Scalplock 1903, Merry Pioneer 10S,
Swift Wing 103, Mr.. Farnum 107, Charlatan
los, Trenola 110
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
SEALS START OFF WELL
Defeat the Cellar Champions in
Listless Game at Portland

PORTLAND. Ore, June ARRIVING
just in time today to hurry to the ball
park, Cal Ewing's bunch still had en-
ergy enough left after the tedious
journey to defeat the locals. to l..
Play was listless on both sides during
most of the engagement The visitors
might have been excused. having had
no time to rest since the journey north
ward, but the local aggregation showed
its usual aptitude in keeping well In
the rear.
Eddie Quick. the tall, blonde twirler
who once worked for Portland, bent
them over for the Seals and had the
Beavers buffaloed until the final canto,
when two hits resulted in one run
1t was great relief to the fans today
to learn that Derrick had really gone
away. Fred Perrine handled the .indi-
Gator The score:
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
LOTUS EATER RUNS WELL
Odds On Choice Takes Mile and a
Quarter Race at Montreal

MONTREAL, Quebec, June Weather
cloudy. Track fast
First race-six furlongs, handicap, year olds
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T. st. Str Fin
s-l-Pantouae.tJ; McBride)u2 y IN
15-l-sir Edward (Foley).. JIG 3h
Time-113 3-5. Merry England, DIR. Mack,
GoIdie Al Powell, The Englishman' finished
Second race-Four furlongs, selling, year
olds:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T., st. Str Fin
3-1--B. Weevil a. Murphy "a l IL In
5-2-Lady Powell (C Morris)10l 22 22
10-1-Kitty Smith (Goldsteinl "a IN S1h
tasia, Abba. Camplight, Cantless, Border
Land, finished as named.
Third racc-Arile and quarter, purse, year
oids and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT. St. Str Fin:
2-1-Woodbine Diggings). -123 4 | u I IS
2o-l-s B fMcLaughIln} ..I2l 7D2 SIN
Time-2:20 4-5. Guinea Gold. Okis. Zetha.
Ariel, Harmony. Misnonette, finished a.
Fourth race-sfile and a quarter, purse, year
olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. y Fin.
3-5-Lotus Eater (Digginsf lis 12 13
S-l-Deuce (McDaniell l0S e "a
~. 7L,a-ormonde,s R. e. Morris)10s
added
Fifth race stesplechase. year olds and mp
7-5-Lulu Young (T. Rse). 1zl 2i5 In
slFal s.l-Pspres e Fun lRu9nss nss1ep isS
Time-4:n 3d. Bonfire also ran.
Sixth race Six furlongs. selling, year olds
Ssssssi: Sss. asi:s sss sss asa,, sssssz " s FL
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
HAMILTON ENTRIES

First race, one mile, selling-Gauit 90, Fire
Alarm 107, Simon d no, Edwin Fl lit, Round
Dance III, Moongold III. Captain Hale 120.
Second race four and half furlongs. selling
Out Of Step 81. Tuscarora "a Fsescati 96, Pro TO
Ing 80. Aquliih, 90. Excise 80. Ana 103. Antoipe
104 Lexington Lady los. Kings Folly lie.
Third race, steeplechase, about mile and
three-quarters-Bill Cozier 152. Tony Hart 152,
Russell $50, Dileas no.. Kuro 40, Goatfell
1877.
Fourth race, mile and sixteenth, handicap
Doc Kyle S5 Tom Dolan 81, Mark Anthony III
"a. Demon 96. Solon Shingle 104. Polly Prim
I05, Martin Doyle 127-
Fifth race. six furlongs-Kelpie 1o4. BiIberry
106. The Globe 100. Spade Guinea Ill, Court
martial 112, Nimble Dick ia. Miss Gaiety l12.
Sixth race, five and "A half furlongs-Inonsn-
sfve 80, Maggie O'Neili 90, Nettis Carita GO,
Loretta Mack 90, Autumn King lQ1, Alviss l01,
Officer 101. Governor Shaw 104. Mu1vaney 104
Amf3erly 104, Sally Suter 104. Black Rock lO6
Kildare 106. Tom Anderson 106-
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
YACHT PRISCILLA WINS
THE DIAMOND MEDAL

The diamond medal offered by
William Mitchell for model yacht races
en Bpreckels lake in Golden Gate park
has been finally won by the Priscilla,
owned by J. Doyle. This is the third
time that the yacht has won the trophy
and 1t now becomes the property of its
owner.
In the races for the medal last Sun
day the Mischief beat the Ruth, the
Apachee beat the Skxdoo, the Priscilla
beat the Witch. the Norma beat the
Coronado. while the Dunphy got a bye.
In the second heat the Apachee beat
the Mischief and the Norma beat the
Dunphy In the finals the Priscilla
beat the Norma.
William Mitchell has notified the
club that he will give another diamond
medal much finer than the one just
won,
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05

seWhat IL So Rare ~ . Day In June ~
Nothing-unless II be sunset In June,
or June Sunset. The current issue of
Sunset Magazine Is most certainly a
much rarer article. 1t is cafied the
Greater San Francisco" number, and
contains some superb two page pano-
ramic photographs. showing the prog
eastern friends Will be interested.