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Weekly journal-miner., 1909-05-05
THIRD L|ON |S VICTIM IF
 HIS AIM
ACCURACY OF HIS AIM PRO NoUNCED ASTONISHING. SAVED ESCORTS
 LIVES.
By Associated Press.

NAIROBI, May B. Ex-President Roosevelt bagged one more lion yes terday at Wami, near Kapiti, making a total of three lions and one lioness for him.
 Kermit killed eheetah after an eA- citing chase.
 Both marksmen did excellent work. Roosevelt killed one lion at close range. His quick work saved the lives of some of the mounted escorts, who had some narrow escapes, and declare that the accuracy of Roosevelt's marksmau- ship is astonishing.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-05-05
DESERT|NG THE HAREM IN
 DR0VEs
TROUBLED CONDITION or THE COUNTRY MAKBsSTHE FATE OF THE WOMEN
 PATHETIC
Br Associated Press.

CONSTANTINoPLE, May 3.--sinee the deposition of Abdul Hamid, there has been daily an exodus of women from the imperial harem at Yildiz Ki- osk. Yesterday forty-fve carriages, each containing two CT three women left the city. Today fifteen more were seen proceeding to Stamboul. E Palaces have been set apart for their accommodation, but the present condition of the country makes their fate pathetic.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-05-05
EXPLOSION OF sELBY PLANT IhJURIhG SEVERAL
 KILLED 0NE
YOUNG LADY THROWN TO THE GROUND WITH SUCH FORGE AS TO BREAK
 HER LEG
By Asaooiasen Press.

OAKLAND, May 3.-An explosion shattered the cartridge shell filling house. of the Selby Smoking and Lead Company's plant today at Vallejo Junction, causing the death of William Aljets, fer sixteen years employed iu the plant, and seriously injuring two others, including Foreman Cunning ham.
 Half dozen others were slightly hurt. Miss Violet Cooper was thrown to the ground with such force that she sustained broken leg.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-05-05
DR. JORDAN ADDRESSES THE PEACE INDICATION IN
 CHICAGO
THIS EDUCATOR RELIEVES THAT THE NATIONS BEST BLOOD AND BRAIN ARE DE-
 sTROYED IN WAR
By Associated Press.

By A5SocIadeu PreSs-
 CHICAGO, May 3.-"Jader kreig versehling immer lie besten," "EveI the war devours the best" these words, written by the German poet, Schiller, century ago, formed the theme of an address att he National Peace Conference today by David Starr Jordan, president of Stanford University.
 Among other speakers were Robert Treat Payne, Miss Anna Eekstein, and Dr. Benjamin Trueblood.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-05-05
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS

WASHINGTON, May 3. = Oscar Straus, former secretary of commerce and labor, has been selected as am bassador to Turkey, and W. W. Rock hill as ambassador to Russia. Rock hill was formerly assistant secretary of state, and laterly minister to China.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-05-05
BISHOP HUGHES COMING

WHEELING, W. Va, May 5.-The Methodist Episcopal bishops today IS. signed Bishop Hughes to the Califor- mia conferences, to be held beginning Sept. 9, 15, and 9. Hughes was also assigned to the Arizona missions Sept. 30.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-05-05
WEATHER FORECAST

For Southern California-Fair Tues day.
 For Arizona-Fair Tuesday and Wednesday.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-05-05
COPPER MARKET

NEW YORK, May 3.-Copper, lake 127s O 13; electrolytie, 1211 O 12%; casting I2$ O 1e%.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-05-05

Real, up-to-date, live mining news in the Journal Miner.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-05-05
SILVER MARKET

NEW YORK, May 3.-Silver 52Is {: Mexican dollars A.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-02
HENRY HoLsINeeR,s WOUND


 Henry Holsinger. who shot himself ac- cidentally while hunting on Sunday is resting as well as could be hoped for at the Sisters hospital. but his con dition is considered quite serious. The mention of the wound yesterday as be- ing in his hip was little inaccurate. It is on the inside of the leg ranging downward and backward toward the knee. It is thought the bone of the leg is uninjured but as the weapon was q shot gun the wound though, only in the flesh. is ragged one and the boy lost considerable blood before he re- ceived attention. Those first on the scene did not know what to do to stanch it but when his companion, Cyrus Wibert arrived from some dis tance away, he used a rope as a tourni- quet as well as he could and quite successfully. They then drove to the nearest telephone and apprised Dr. Wylie who sent out the ambulance, following it himself as fast as possible and meeting the party at a ranch five miles from town, taking the boy di- rectly to the hospital His father, s. J. Holsinger. has been notified and will come as quickly as possible from Meteor, where he has charge of mine It was erroneously stated that Henry was a third year member of the High school. On the contrary he is in the graduating class and Is 20 years old.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-02
OF LOCAL INTEREST
LICENSED TO WE'D

LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Will liam T. Hutson and Miss Ida B. Rob inson. both of this county They were immediately united in marriage by Judge Phillips The bride and groom were both residents of the county.
 ADDRESS ON TEMPERANcE-A the First Presbyterian church this evening at 7:30 the Rev H. M. Per kins of Dallas. Texas. representative of the national temperance committee of the Presbyterian church. will speak on the subject of temperance work and the duty of the church and all Chris tian people toward it. Rev. MT. Per kins is said to be one of the strongest and most interesting speakers in the country on this important subject Everybody cordially invited Hear him.
 MEETING OF MINISTERS-Th Local Ministerial Union met yesterday in the pariors of the First Methodist church and organized by electing as president. Rev. Robert $. Fisher, the new pastor of the First Methodist and as secretary. Rev. Henry Martyr Cam bell. pastor of the First Presbyterian church. The meeting accepted the iu- vitation of the Christian church to hold Thanksgiving services in it's Auditor ium. IL was decided to hold a Union week of prayer following Thanksgiving day and pr. Atwood was authorized to send for the programs for the occasion Rev's Atwood, Coats and Fisher were appointed a committee to appear be- fore the city cOunil and ask for time in which to present a petitition against the opening of the Sunday pool rooms.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-02
A LITTLE sELATEo-It has no

been announced before that a little daughter was born to Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Moore just a week ago. Her name is Marguerite Elaine and she is very pretty.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-02
NORMAL BOARD META meet

r NORMAL BOARD MEET-A meet ing of the territorial normal school board was held yesterday afternoon at the Valley Bank.
 HOLIDAY PROcLAMATIoN-Act- ing Governor Young yesterday issued proclamation declaring the afternoon of every day during fair week, half holiday in Maricopa county. This is in accordance with a custom that has proved very satisfactory heretofore and doubtless will this year.
 FAIR WEEK SUBSCRIPTION DANCE-There will be a meeting of the fair week subscription dance com mittees at the Hotel Adams at noon today. As announced the committees are as follows: Music and program. Harry Van Allen. Will Callahan. Chas. A. Stauffer; house: sylvan Gang, Clarence Standage and win Fickas: invitation: Donald Mcqueen, Chas. Munger and R. A Kirk.
 WARNING AGAINST THEATER TICkETS-For the good of the general public a well known gentleman yester- day announced that he had lost two tickets for the Land of Nod" They were in row O, C l. He had reported his loss to the management and the tickets were stopped. the gentleman receiving others in their place. The warning was intended for possible pur chasers of the lost tickets.
 BOBBiE BURNS CLUB-The Bob bic Burns club held a Halloween party last evening at the home of A H. Davidson. corner of Seventh and Jef- ferson streets. A pleasant time was enjoyed by all present in playing the numerous games and pranks suitable for such an occasion and there was a large number present. There were some guests from Mesa City and some from Brawley, California.
 THE COMING BACK OF COVER NOR SlOAN-J. F. Cleaveland, pri- vate secretary of Governor Sloan. yes terday received a telegram from the governor at New Orleans, saying that he would leave the party of governors at the Deep Waterways convention yesterday morning for home. He ex- pected to stop at Fl Paso where he had been invited to be the guest Of the city at the fair. He expected to reach Phoenix by Thursday
Arizona republican., 1909-11-02

THE AlRDOME-There was no per- fOrmance at the Airdome la { night due to the sudden illness of "The Great McEwen." the hypnotist who was to open a two weeks engagement here. He was taken i'll very suddenly. just about the time the curtain was to rise and it was impossible to go on with the entertainment. A large au- dience had gathered and all were given pass checks that will be good tonight. It is not thought the hypnotist's attack will be at all serious and the manage ment announces that there will cer- tainly be a performance tonight, urg ing all who were there last night to come to it. and as many more as wish to-
Arizona republican., 1909-11-02
MINNESOTA WsIToR-G. c. Col

by of Benson. Minn.. is paying J. J. Kolberg a visit, returning the com pliment of the latter. who whiled away the hours of last summer fishing in the lakes and streams of Minnesota. MT. Colby is young man and has been making a general western tour. He visited the Seattle fair and other points in the northwest, came south through California and is here for the winter. perhaps to remain permanent ly Anyhow he likes the country and is trying to induce his father to pay Phoenix a visit
Arizona republican., 1909-11-02
Enter Any Time Day Night at The LanlSOn Business College
ELks PLAY sUNpAY-The EIks

ElkS PLAY SUNDAY-The EIks baseball nine of the local lodge will play the Tucson Eiks next Sunday at Eastlake There will be three new men in the local team.
 PHOENIX FOOTB AL l-Foster Rockwell returned yesterday from Los Angeles and will coach the high school football squad again before it goes into the game with the second team of the university. He will probably be out at the grounds tomorrow after noon when the team will bt definitely selected. The first game of the year will be next Saturday at Eastlate park The game will be called at 3 o'clock Season tickets, good for the three games in Phoenix. are sold for a dollar
 THE COPPER STAKE-vernon Cook has been appointed by the fair commission to collect the subscriptions made to the Arizona Copper Stake. the biggest purse offered in the west for horse racing and he will at once call on subscribers for the money. As the service by him is purely an accomo- dation for which he receives no pay or commission it is hoped the sub scribers will make the job as easy for him as possible and that those know ing themselves to be on the list well at once forward their checks. making it unnecessary TOT him to run them down" or send out written notifica- tions.
 CATTLE GROWERS AsSocIA- TiON-Dwight B. Heard and F. w. Wilson. president and secretary res pectively. of the Arizona Cattle Crow CTS association, yesterday sent out the official call for the annual meeting of the association which is to be held here on the evenings of November 10. H. and 12, during the fair It Is hoped that all the members who can be here as well as all local cattle growers and all visiting cattle growers, whether members of the association or not. will make it a point to attend. The meet ings will be well worth attending by anybody interested in the livestock business as the program events will in clude an address by T. W. Tomlinson, secretary of the National Livestock as- sociation. addresses by representatives of the forestry service and other speak CTS of national reputation. The pro- gram is not yet available but enough is known about it to announce these facts.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-02

ing of the territorial normal school board was held yesterday afternoon at the Valley Bank.
The Washington times., 1909-10-29
REFEREE QUESTION
MAY PROVE STUMP
Johnson Wants John L. Sui
Ivan to Oficiate-Lively
Session Expected.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Probably the
hardest point to settle when Jim JEFF
fries and Jack Johnson and their man.
ayers meet this afternoon at 8 O'Clock
at the Hotel Albany to arrange for their
proposed fight, win be that of a ref
cree.
The only name proposed up to date
is that Of John L. Sullivan, whom john
son says he will urge upon Jeffries. 1t
| is a moral certainty that Jeffries viii
refuse TO listen 10 that proposal. Since
old John L, was quoted in Chicago dis
patches as saying he thought Jeffries
| hadn't a chance against the negro. and
again as saying Jefries would make
quick work OF Johnson, Jeffries has
become somewhat suspicious and is in
cIined TO think the old-timer's oft-ex-
| pressed antipathy to colored fighters
has been waived IN the case Of John
son.
So far, there has been nothing to
indicate that the questions of forfeits
and side bets Will not be satisfactorily
arranged. Each fighter has already sug-
gested that he thought a forfeit of $4,000
would be about the right size. Jemries
has intimated he wanted at least a
$4,000 side bet, to which George Little.
JOhnsOn's manager, has made the count
er proposal Of a S., 900 side bet, and all
the money that Jeffries wants to bet
at the Ting-side odds" He says he is
willing to bet $4,000 on Johnson. even
If the odds are no longer than 10 to 9
on Jenries.
That each fighter intends TO pick up
all the soft money" that can be had
before the fight is indicated by their
practical agreement that the date shall
not be earlier than next April This
will give each man a three months sea
son on the road, and with the prestige
OF their coming fight for the world S
championship. the box offices are ex-
pected to respond nobly.
Should either fighter make any un-
reasonable demands a this afternoon s
meeting. the championship may be
settled without Marquis OF Queens
I berry rules" being invoked. Jeffries is
exhibiting an increasing dislike for
Johnson, and the latter is not express
ing an undue fondness for Jeffries II
may all be a case OF pugilistic theat-
ricalss but II II is the real thing. to-
/ days meeting may be as riotous as a
sufragette attack on the house of COM
mons.
The Washington times., 1909-10-29
G. v. j. HAS CHANCE
TO SHOW STRENGTH
Coach and Captain Opt
miStic for Game With Ur-
sinus Tomorrow.

With the Ursinus team arriving in
town late tonight, discussion IS rife in
local sporting circles as to the probable
result of tomorrows contest with
George Washington at National Park
Football critics OF the city realize
George Washington has not yet shown
the strength 1t possesses except in
flashes, and the Buff and Blue coaches
also are convinced the team VIII have
to show 20 per cent better than ever be-
fore this season to come within haillng
distance OF victory tomorrow.
Ursinus is known 10 be stronger than
in years, the ease with which il dis
posed of Dickinson last Saturday having
stamped u as a team TO be reckOned
with in the rating of the secondary
colleges this year. OF UTSinus' strength
George Washington is certain. Captain
Aston in speaking this morning of the
prospects of a victory for his team,
said he expected Saturdays contest TO
be the hardest OF the season, excepting
possibly the game with Carlisle next
week
The Washington times., 1909-10-29

by a few points, and FOR this reason
VIII probably be given another chance.
The game today is interesting in
the fact that 1t will put Eastern or
western out OF the running for second
position IN the race Eastern and West
eTn are more evenly matched than anv
other two teams Ia the league.
IN spite OF recent rumors that Scott,
the aggressive halfback Of the Bust
ness eleven, had quit the team because
OF parental objections. the youngster is
still In the game.
Manager Speer, Of Technical, received
telegram from the manager OF the
Woodbury. Forest eleven Yesterday af-
ternoon, canceling the game scheduled
with the Machinists for tomorrow. The
Teen manager Is endeavorlng TO fiji tine
date with game with a strong local
eleven.
Hennig, a recruit from the Central
High reserve team, was given a chance
to show his worth in the practice game
with Maryland Agricultural College
yesterday afternoon, and made good
with vengeance. He will probably
play in the backheld in the game
against Business Tuesday.
The Washington times., 1909-10-29
VANDERBILT TALKS
ABOUT COMING RACE
Donor of Big Auto Cup Elk
poets Records to Fall on
Saturday.

NEW YORK, Oct 29.-"This years
Vanderbilt Cup race Will be the best.
fastest and safest contest Of the kind
ever held in this country" said ". X.
Vanderbilt, IT.. today, after he had
watched some of the drivers out for
trial spins preparatory to Saturday 5
event. and had made two circuits of the
course in his own machine at a fast
clip.
with favorable weather conditions. f."
he continued, I am convinced that a
new American road record Will be made
by the winner.
THE altering Of the conditions of the
race so that only stock cars VIII COM
pete this year is, in my opinion, dis
tinct advance. Under the new rules
think the contest will show that the
Ansericau-bu car IS now on even terms
with the foreign machine"
The Washington times., 1909-10-29
MAY DROP MICHIGAN
OPLAY DART MOUTH
Penn May Do This If 1t
Beats Wolverines Again
This Fall.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 29.-If Pennsyl-
vsnia beats Michigan November 13. at
Philadelphia, the Red and Blue viii
drop Yosts team and challenge Dart
mouth for a series Of games.
Billy Morice, who refereed the Dart
mouth-Amherst game last Saturday. ad-
mitted that he believed this news to be
accurate. he said:
If we beat Michigan, don't see how
we can schedule It again. The matter
of challenging Dartmouth was taken up
last spring. when we had the idea Of
dropping the Indians. We decided 10 60
on with the Indians, however.
Personally, / should like very much
10 see Penn and Dartmouth play The
matter will be taken up II we beat Mich
igan, ] feel very sure, although we may
slip up on that proposition"
The Washington times., 1909-10-29
ENGINEERS TO PLAY
HOLY NAME SUNDAY

Two of the fastest amateur elevens
Of Washington will clash Sunday at
$3.50 p. m. on the Arsenal gridiron,
when the heavy Engineer squad meets
the speedy Holy Name eleven.
Both teams bear excellent reputa-
tiols, and a battle royal should be on
from the blow Of the referees whistle.
A large attendance IS SURE to be
present. and there will be plenty Of
enthusiasm on the side lines.
Captain Sultan has not given out
his lineup, but will pit his strongest
team against the club boys. Holy
Names back field viii be composed of
Carr. Lin berger. Palmer. and KoOntZ.
The Washington times., 1909-10-29
Timely Tips and Current Comment
about Horses Which Are Prominent
At the Fall Meeting at P171hco
By ]. H. ANDERSON.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 29.-With six
good races carded the public is in for
another session Of exciting sport at
Pimlico this afternoon. The card
starts off whit a two-year-old-even
which has twelve entries, taking In
some of the best yorh gsters at the
track. If Scarpia is in form II looks
as II ne might win. although he viii
have plenty OF competition. German
Silver looks good for the place. He
will improve on his race Monday,
when he was caught in a jam at the
start.
Eight clever mares are booked for
the second race at a mile and seventy
yards. II Taboo runs as well as she
did Monday she should land the money.
NeOskaleeta has been working well and
might be second.
The third race brings out a field Of
Twelve well-balanced performers. Rae
ing Bell showed a high turn of speed
on the opening day, and this 1lIy might
Just about due here, with Bethlehem a
likely candidate for the place.
Six are. carded for the steeplechase.
and OF these Defiance and SteIIaIand
look best.
Ten are entered for the Severn Purse
TOT two-year-old FLIES, and the race
looks rather open. Intrinsic and Belle
Ma.wr, 10th winners at this meeting,
look good.
The last event brings out ten Of all
ages and of these WOODLAND looks
much the best. The tWO-year-oId. The
Monk might run into the place.
The Mt. Washington SteepIechase was
the stas event yesterday afternoon and
resulted IN the best jumping contest
of the meeting. Mr.. Colts tried and
true performer, ThistledaIe. was the
winner, giving a splendid exhibition of
fencing, and showing his old-time foot.
The stiff jumps which have been some
thing Of a bette noir to the "Ieppers"
so Tar at this meeting. had no terrors
for the Colt champion.
Nilhalla, which ran second, also
showed nice performance. fencing
The Washington times., 1909-10-29
High School Notes

Track work has begun at Central High
School. Twenty-Five men reported to
Coach Foley and Manager Burklin. The
work for the first day was very light,
consisting Of a few starts and several
laps around the track. This viii be the
program for several weeks, when the
interclass meets viii be started
Among the candidates were i've &C.
men-Dewey, Curry, Nichols, Fischer,
and Stevenson. The squad Will be In
creased daily, and after football season
will be strengthened by the addition Of
Captain Spransy, Reuter-, Hamilton,
cillOr, all experienced men.
It is doubtful II Reuter-. the fast back
OF the Central eleven, will be able to
play IN the game with Business next
Tuesday. He was injured in the game
with Tech. and an examination by a
physician revealed the fact that his
nose Is broken. He viii be forced TO
undergo an operation.
Captain Guy. of the Western High
eleven. announces that his team will
go against Eastern today with the
lineup used in the game with Business
ceeds in passing OF deficiencies before
the game, IN which event he will be
played
Kelly, the fast end Of the Central
eleven, Will take another examination
thfg week In an effort to remove de-
ficiency which prevents him from TAX
ING part Ia the interhiRh school series.
In his fust examination he only failed
The Washington times., 1909-10-29

very cleverly and keeping we'll Up with
the winner.
The first event on the card brought
out a lot Of maidens and sorely puzzled
the talent to locate the winner. The
race finally went to EVerard, a long
delayed good thing from a. L Prices
stable, which won rather handiIy in the
stretch Everard is BY Aldine. the sire
Of Superstition
Col Bob NeviIle's Miss Perigord Just
romped off with the mile and a six
BY the wise ones. who did not bear in
mind the mares excellent showing at
the Hunt Club meeting.
The third race. for two-year-olds. was
a cinch for McLaughiin's Fauutlsroy.
and can about take the measure OF any
tWO-yeaT-Oid at the track.
A curious coincidence In the third race
was IN the fact that the horses finished
in the same positions they had At the
post, and just as they were carded on
the program.
The Stafford purse brought cut eleven
maiden two-year-oIds. and was another
choice from Bob Walden's stable. set
the pace 10 the stretch, when she curled
up and was beaten by Blue Crest and
Ayimar.
About the next time out Trudo will be
a hard one 10 beat
High Private turned the tables on Blue
Book in the last race, and won handiiy
in the stretch run. after Takahtra had
set a hot pace.
The massive silver cup presented by
the Jockey Club for the winner Of the
Bowie Stake was on exhibition at the
judges stand. The cup is a splendid
specimen Of the silversmiths art, and
was greatly admired.
J. W Colt was at the track and
saw his good horse Thistledale win the
Mt. Washington Steeplechase. BIr. Colt
IS a great cross-country enthusiast and
one of the foremost supporters OF the
game in the country.
The Washington times., 1909-10-29
KILLED
WHILE PRACTICING

DALLAS. Tex, Oct 29.--WhiIe speed
ing a practice mile. Eugene J. Marsh,
an amateur Of Dallas, was thrown from
his motorcycle and instantly killed at
the State fair grounds race course yes
teTday.
Marsh was riding fifty miles an hour,
when a tire burst. and the rider was
thrown against a fence.
The Washington times., 1909-10-29
ALEXANDRIA TEAM
TO PLAY SOLDIERS

Saturday afternoon at .. m. the un-
defeated Alexandria Athletic Club will
play the soldiers from Fort Washington
on the Alexandria gridiron.
The Alexandria a. c. win line I'D as
follows; Sutherland and McDermott,
ends, Mcbride and Cockrell, halves;
Trigger, fullback; Snowden. quarter;
Hamilton, center; Steelman and Doug
las. tackles; Beahm and Shaner. guards