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The daily tribune., 1907-07-30
p1cK-ups.,

Having occasion to 60 over the hig h
mesa south Of town for the last Ave
mornings have been greatly interest.
cd In seeing The rapid change In our
native grass which before the late
rains was to oil appearance dead and
lfeless. The Arst morning after
the rain the brown grass showed Its
roots washed, the second morning
they showed green just above the
ground, the third morning there was
half inch of green. the fourth fully
one inch, the fifth every grass root
visible showing vigorous growth
ard now our prairies arc velvet
green.
Sand creek was on tear last night.
The cobble stones have very proud
and uplifting appearance this morn
ing and are not afraid of showing
their heads to public gaze.
Lightning struck the two-story
house of ID. w. Gass, 1874 Deibert
street last night between the ice plant
and we'll 40 of the United, knocking
off the plastering in the second story,
splitting the base boards, melting
the top of fruit can, passing down
the barrel of shot gun, blacking
and burning its stock, rending in
twain the gutter spout and shocking
the inmates of that and the adjoining
house. A loaded gun at the other
end of the dresser was not disturbed.
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The daily tribune., 1907-07-30

December came and went. II was n
hard month. Great storms piled the
streets. and country, city and shipping
suffered. Joe Gcrrish In his ono little
room kept his diminutiye stove icrce-
" going, and before II he rubbed his
The daily tribune., 1907-07-30

DOUBLE notwithstanding to
reports from Denver, tho Denver and
Rio Grando road IL preparing to
double track It's line from that city to
Pueblo. 1t is understood that the
work will bo authorized by the stock.
holders at their annual meeting IN
October. For several years tho
company has boon double tracking the
most important sections Of the road.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-30
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THE GRANDEST
SCENERY IN
AMERICA

Connects with tho Denver md
Rio Grande at Canon City and
Florenos. Two trains daily.
d. G. MAC WATERS,
General Passenger Agent.
Colorado Springs.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-30
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See Our Stock !!

When it comes to selling goods
that are good we do not take
back seat for any other dealer,
because we feel that our goods are
a little better and the cost no
greater. We have an unbroken
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-10
NO SUCH A SHOW
EVER IN AMERICA
Ever in America as the Proposed Pa
eific Ocean Exposition Which the
San Franeiscoans Want to Hold.

Sacramento. Feb. 9-The movement
to hold a worlds fair in San Fran
cisco in 1913 the 4OOth anniversary or
discovery of the Pacific ocean to sur
pass any exposition that has been
held in this country was given an i'm
petus today that will go far toward
carrying out this vast undertaking
The legislature has been asked to ap-
propriate 100000 for the projected
Pacific Ocean Exposition. Congress
II is expected will appropriate S3.O0O.-
600 and a like amount Is to be raised
by the people Of this state. A large
delegation representing the principal
commercial and financial organiza-
tons and interests Of San Francisco
and California cities called upon Gov
ernor Gillette to get cooperation.
The advertising that California
would receive from such an exposi-
tion. the impetus it would give to i'm
migration and the effect it would have
upon the development OF the states
Industries were ably presented to the
governor who was much impressed.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-10
TAKEN UNDER
AMUSEMENT
The Subject of National
Woman Suffrage
Former "Tennie c." Claflin
Sees President Roosevelt
About 1t.

Washington. Feb. 9-Lady Cook Of
England, formerly Miss Tennessee
Claflin had an audience today with
President Roosevelt making a plea for
his support OF the movement to give
suffrage to women. Lady Cook and
her friends, who are advocating the
privilege OF the ballot for women. are
cudeavoring TO secure congressional
action on a bill granting them this
right. She made an urgent plea that
the president lend his influence in
having the measure acted upon.
The president told me he had the
greatest admiration for women" said
Lady Cook. land he declared they are
the power behind the throne" Lady
Cook stated that she pointed out that
inasmuch as aliens and the negro race
have been given the right OF franchise,
she could not see why women should
She declared that it was a stigma"
for women not 10 have this rights
The president led me to believe that
II after a careful study of the bill and
OF the question of suffrage he thought
ii would advance them, he would lend
his influence in behalf of the measure.
"The president told me he did not
see any good had come as a result Of
giving women the voting privilege
where il had been extended to them.
He could not see that the mere fact
that they had this right is going to
be their redemption"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-10
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-10
THE SENATE.

Washington. Feb. 9-The army ap-
preparation bill and memorial exercises
for the late Representative Marsh Of
Illinois occupied practically the entire
day in the senate today.
The discussion Of the army appropri-
alton bill was unusually interesting for
the reason that ii branched off on the
American occupation OF Cuba. the
plans for the equipment Of the state
militia with regulation arms and the
proposed authorization to the war de-
partment to accept reduced fare or free
transportation for troops and. supplies
The latter was an echo Of the debate
on the railroad bill last session. A
number of unimportant bills were pass
ed without debate.
Senators Cullom and Hopkins deliv-
cred eul6gies on the life and character
OF Mr.. Marsh.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-10
There Must Be. He Says, No Compromise
On the School Question
The First Conference Between San Francisco Authori-
ties and the President Results in the Beginning OF
An Understanding.

Washington, Feb. 9. - President
Roosevelt and the school authorities of
San Francisco today reached a mutual
understanding that the California Jap
anese school question can be adjusted
without danger OF any serious diff
Guilty with Japan. The details Of the
adjustment are not agreed upon yet.
To arrange them other conferences are
to be held, the next one on Monday.
1t is authoritatively stated tonight
that the one result OF tOday's confer
ence was a mutual understanding that
a settlement could be reached which
would be satisfactory and which would
leave no ground for trouble making by
Japan. The California delegation came
to Washington it was said with Moth
ing in the nature of an ultimatum but
rather open to the consideration of any
basis of settlement which the adminis-
;ratiOn might propose. The conference
was attended by the president and
Secretary Root, Mayor Schmitz. MEM
5ers of the board of education, the su-
perintendent OF schools and the assist
ant city attorney of San Francisco.
Mayor Schmitz after the meeting
said: Nothing has been decided on
any proposition pending. BY Monday
or Tuesday l think a decision will be
reached. The meeting was entirely
friendly but l am not prepared to say
ii was satisfactory
Senator Flint of California was in a
long conference with Schmitz tonight.
Neither he nor the mayor would make
any statement. Masuji Miyakawa, rep
resentative Of the japanese residents
of San Francisco in the suit against
the board OF education had a confer
ence today with Secretary Strauss. He
said tonight: The Japanese want 20
compromise on the school children's
rights. If 80 japanese boys and girls
between Is and 20 years of age are
demOralizing $1,000 boys and girls Of all
nationalities ip the public schools the
board of education is welcome to make
rule so that adults over the age of
sixteen shall not attend the public
schools but this rule must be applicable
to American. English. japanese, Ger
man. French. Italian and Russian chill
dren.
japanese have been Japanese for
last 25.OO0 years and are not Nom
SoildilS- II II Sdlu DE SOME OF lie Odi-
ifOrnia labor leaders that there are
10000 Japanese in San Francisco. They
clamOr about the exclusion OF the Jap
anese coolies because of the fear that
10000 Japanese in Hawaii may come to
San Francisco in course of time. Let
me ask what if all the japanese in
Hawaii should land i'm San Francisco
I'm one day. You know that in one
year you are having 153,74S Russian
Jews and 42.261 Magyars. descendants
Of the Central Asian crusade. not
speaking Of European coolies landing
by the millions.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-10

at the time the testament was signed.
Thaw's counsl do not like the idea
OF the interruption of the wife's story
continuing over any considerable time
Should Mr.. Jerome again protest. the
several alienists employed by the de-
fense. other than DIR. Wiley, will be
placed on the stand. They will be
shown Thaw's letters to his lawyer and
his wife and then be confronted b. a
hypothetical question embracing the
wife's story of her experience with
White. the other details surrounding
the case and ultimately the shooting
The attorneys for Thaw will have a
broader foundation for the question.
They do not anticipate a repetition os
the disaster of the first day.
1t was said tonight that Jerome's
cross examination of Mrs. Thaw will
be brief. The district attorney being
barred by the rules of the evidenc.
from attempting to contrOVert any
thing Mrs. Thaw says she told her
husband. will confine himself to fiud-
ing out n she told Thaw all the story
she repeated on the stand. II he can
trap the witness into an admission that
she might not have related some par
ticular detail Jerome may ask the
court that all of her testimony be
stricken out 1t is thought certain
that no attempt will be made to Off
set any of her testimony by calling
chorus girls or others who might be
expected TO know about the events re-
lated.
Mrs. Thaw visited her husband in
the Tomos today.
Mrs. Thaw was in high spirits and
Thaw is also in a pleasant mood. Some
Of the jurors are beginning to chafe
under the restraint under which they
arr held. They are denied practically
every liberty and cannot leave the ho-
tel except when all go together under
heavy guard. There was an un-
pleasant disagreement today between
the twelve on this account Some
wanted to go for a walk, while others
wished to stay in There was a lengthy
argument and a conference. followed
by an appeal to the officer in charge,
but the latter replied that he could do
nothing for them.
a report was published today, but is
unverified, that a large fund has been
collected in this city to clear Whites
reputation of the injury inflicted by the
story Of Evelyn Thaw. 1t is reported
that lawyers and detectives have been
engaged 10 secure evidence to refute
her story, it being the intention to give
such evidence to Jerome if he desires
TO make use Of il.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-10
SECTION MEN KILLED.
Ground TO- Pieces on Different Tracks
at the Same Moment.

Los Angeles. Cal, Feb. 9.-Two sec
tion men on the Southern Pacific.
Manuel Robles. a Mexican. and a. V.
Mossem. a white man. were instantly
killed at the same moment at Shorb
station between here and Pasadena
this morning \ section crew was
working on the tracks at this point.
when two passenger trains approached
in opposite directions. The men scat
tered and RObleS who saw only the
westbound train. stepped on the 9th
er track and was instantly ground to
pieces by the eastbound train. Mos
sem saw only the castbound train and
stepped across and i'm front of the
westbound train and was killed not ten
feet distant from where Robles had
been ground to pieces. Both were hor-
ribly manSled.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-10
By the Courts Ruling that Broader Ground
for the Plea of Insanity Must be Laid
Until Then There Can Be No Further Attack, Over the
Objections of Jerome, Upon the Character of the
Dead a rchtect.

New York Feb. 9-Doubt and spec
ulatioE exist tonight as to what course
the defense will take in the case OF
Thaw when the trial is resumed on
Monday. When the court adjourned
on Friday it was the intention of Del
mas TO have Mrs. Thaw continue her
story on which the prisoners life may
depend. Jerome had dramatically pro-
tested against any further "defama-
tion Of the dead" and had been upheld
by Judge Fitzgerald in his contention
that a broader foundation Of insanity
should be laid.
The courts ruling that the insanity
oC the defendant has not yet been
sufficiently established TO admit the
bringing in of further details OF his
Wife's testimony may result in a tenn
porary change in the line OF evidence
The course to be pursued depends
greatly upon the attitude of Jerome
who declared he could have offered
legitimate objection to Mrs. Thaws
testimony n the very outset on the
ground that the alleged insanity OF the
defendant had not been established but
he had refrained because Of the fact
that he knew the testimony as to her
revelations to Thaw must come out
some time.
II Mr. Jerome persists on Monday
morning in his objections to the line
of examination indicated by DelmaS'
question as to stories concerning
Young women other than the wife Of
the defendant the prosecuting offic-
er will be asked temporarily to excuse
Mrs. Thaw to permit Of the introduc-
ton OF evidence il accordance with
Justice FitzgeraiG's ruling.
As Mr.. Jerome probably will be glad
n the delay before he takes the diff
ficult task Of cross examining the
Young wife he is expected to consent
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-10

TO the plan. In that event Delmas
win first attempt TO get in evidence
Thaw's win which was ruled out on
Friday because of the many interline-
ations which had not been sufficiently
proved. JustiCe Fitzgerald held that
the will must be shown to have been
in its present condition when it was
signed. Delmas is very anxious to
baVe the will go in evidence believing
that il will go further than any other
documentary proof he can produce to
show the effect of Evelyn Nesbit's
story of her treatment at the hands of
White. on the mind of the defendant.
Although counsel deny that the in
formation is altogether accurate. il
leaked out today that one Of the pro-
visions in Thaws will is the setting
aside of a sum Of $4,000 for the pros
ecution of all persons who may be
concerned in the case of the death Of
the testator by violence. The prob
able insJigator Of this anticipatcr vio-
lcnce is said to be revealed in the
provision. Another paragraph it is
reported made provision for a fund
for the benefit of the young women
who the will declared suffered treat
meRt at the hands Of the dead man
similar to that of his wife. The re-
ports say that the names of Whites
alleged victims are included in the
clause Of the will relating to this sub
jcct. Thaw's viii also made provis-
ion for Howard Nesbit, Evelyns
brother, who l. has been reporte,i
would take the stand in opposition to
his sister. The rest Of Thaw's prop
erty was 70 so 10 his wife.
Mr.. Delmas may call to the stand
on Monday an attorney from Pitts
burg who may be asked as to the in
terlinoations in the VIII and who is
expected to prove they were put there
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-10

ousy. Each victim had been shot
through the head and a pistol was
found near the extended right hand OF
the girl. The doors of the office We're
locked and tenants of the building.
who heard the sound of the shots in
Merwin's office were obliged to force
an entrance to his apartments.
The aged parents OF the girl when
they were appriscd Of the death of
their daugheter several hours after the
tragedy said she was a patient Of
Merwin and had announced before
she left home today that she in
tended to go to the doctors office for
treatment. They knew nothing Of any
other relations than patient and ply
sician between their daughter and
Merwin.
II is said Merwin had expressed
annoyance to some Of his friends be-
cause Miss Slater frequently wrote
him letters, telephoned to him and in
other ways thrust her attentions upon
him. He even announced that through
a feeling OF jealousy Miss Slater had
published an announcement of his en-
gagement to another young woman.
The announcement was most embar-
raising TO Merwin and the young wO-
man concerned and both promptly de-
clared it false.
Merwin was 3s years old. and one
Of the most promising young physi-
clans IN the country. He was the
treasurer OF a homeopathic college
here and had an extensive. practice.
He studied medicine in London.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-10
MIDWAY PRODUCERS
EMERGED SUCCESSFULLY
A Contract for the Sale of $500. 900
Barrels at the Highest Record Price.

Bakersfield, Cal. Feb. 9.-The Mid
way producers have emerged success
fully from their fight with the Stand
ard Oil company for the sale OF the oil
Of that district. a cOnstract having
been entered into with the trust for
three and a half million barrels OF oil
at the price OF 30 cents per barrel.
highest for crude oil paid for years
According to the agreement the pipe
line recently surveyed must be bulk
and ready to run oil within sixty days.
and all oil of fourteen gravity or above
shall be accepted.
A minimum Of 1000 barrels a day
must be delivered with refusal to take
all. There are no time limits in which
the producers end Of the contract must
be filled. The Midway producers are
unwilling to announce yet the cOmpau-
les which have agreed To this compact.
The question is still before the execu-
tive boards for final approval. Drill
ing in the Midway field will begin i'm
mediately and twenty-five new wells
viii be sunk.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-10
TWO LIVES LOST
BY GIRLS JEALOUSY
After Shooting Prominent Young
Kansas City Physician She Commit
ted Suicide.

Kansas City. Mo. Feb. 9-Dr Ev-
crctt Merwin, a prominent physician
and surgeon of this city and Miss
Maud Slater aged %. a patient OF the
doctor. We're found dead in Merwin's
office in the Hall building today and
all available evidence points to the
theory that the girl shot and killed
the physician and then committed sui
eide as the result of an insane jcal-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-10
A NEGRO THE FASTEST RUNNER

New York. Feb. 81. b. Taylor. the
colored runner of the University Of
Pennsylvania. won the main event.
sDeciai race at six hundred yards of
the indoor meet at Madison Square
Garden today. Taylor competed with
three Of the fastest men in New York
The time was one minutesand fourteen
seconds
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-10
THE Jim CROW" PLANK.
The Oklahoma Convention Is Still
Undecided

Guthrie. Oklahoma. Feb. 9.-On ac-
count of the absence Of many delegates
the discussion OF the proposed Jim
Crow constitutional plank was not
taken up by the convention today
The motion eliminating the provision
for a state printing plant adopted yes
terday was recOnsidered today and the
legislature is empowered TO establish
such an institution
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-10
BOUND TO FIGHT.
The Arbitration Proceedings Reported
to Have Been Broken OFF.

Washington. Feb. 9-Advices re-
ceived at the state department late
today added to the gravity Of the Cen
tral American situation. II WAS re-
ported that the arbitration which has
been going on in San Salvador for the
adjustment of the differences between
Honduras and Nicaragua has been
abruptly terminated. War is pending
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-10
A DAY OF MOURNING
IN BOTH BRANCHES
The Sessions of House and Senate
Largely Given Over to Remem-
brance of the Dead.

Washington. Feb. 9.-The house hav-
ing been Informed Of the death of Rep
resentative John F. Rixey Of Virginia.
adjourned today shortly after conven-
ing. out OF respect to his memory
The general debate on the naval ap-
preparation bill closed. so that when
the bill IS taken up on Tuesday under
the five minute rule it will be subject
TO debate.