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Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
IA SOCIALIST FOR PEACE
But His Associates in Peace Conference Would Not Ac- cept the Theory That His Doctrine Was the Chief Contributor to That End.

Chicago, May 5.-"War clouds in the United States have propensity for darkening the horizon just be- fore the army and navy appropria- tions come up. This was shown by the recent Japanese trouble in Cali fornia" Congressman Bartholdt made that statement tonight in an address at a banquet closing the second na- tional peace congress. He made it for the benefit of K. Matzubera, the Japanese consul at Chicago, who sat near. BarthOldt smilingly declared that the western agitation had re- suited in no impairment of the good relations between the United States and Japan.
 A. M. Simon, editor of a socialist daily, offered a resolution that jared the meeting today. He alluded to the exploitation of labor and the inn poverishment of those who toil' and he declared that the causes of war lie deep in the industrial and ecOno- mic life of the nation and he closed as follows: Resolved, that this con BIcSS ltCO6iilNt III Ahf AAAAtA political organization, the working class; the international socialistic movement, it's nine million voters, all committed to uncompromising opposi- tion to militarism and capitalistfc wars, as the greatest peace force in the world" After a lively discussion the simon resolution was tabled by a vote of to 1.
 The resolutions adopted call atten- ton to the fact that the two Hague conferences created a permanent court of arbitration to which all nations are parties and they continue: Resolved. that no dispute between nations, ex- cept such as involve national life and inde pendence. shall be reserved from arbitration, and that a general treaty of arbitration be included at the earliest date"
 That the prevailing rivalry in armaments will impose eXhausting taxation: is a frightful source of sus- piciOn, bitter feeling and war alarms, and ought to be arrested by an agreement of the powers" The reso- lutions close with an appeal to the churches, schools, press, workingmen, and commercial organizations.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
NEWS OF M'DOWELL
 WATER FOR INDIANS
Natives Pleased at the Return of Farmer Bear.

Mcdowell, Ariz., May 5.-The In dians under both upper and lower ditches were glad to greet the re- turn of the farmer, A. A. Bear, for they were not succeeding in the ef- forts to get the water raised to go over their fields. and they are talk ing hold with renewed confidence.
 Forman G. Hanna and wife are also welcome at the ranger station. They are to remain month. MT. Hanna to assist Jack R. Barber in passing the sheep over the forest reserve.
 Miss Lillie Morris is visiting with her cousin, Mrs. John F. Asher. All attended services on Sunday. George H. Gebby, our missionary, returned to Phoenix for his wife and little daughter and they are busily engaged in making a home nest in the former residence Oi Richard Dickens Little Margaret's advent was hailed with devotion and special interest. this being her first trip to Camp Mcdowell.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
MAN REsENTs INSULT.
Disaster Overtakes Him and His
 Family.

Butte, May 5.-John Berkin, a prominent mining man, alighted from his automobile in the heart of the business district this evening to slap a young man who had addressed an epithet to his party, which included women. A mob gathered and the po- lice arrested Berkin, Walter O'Malley and Bert Malloy, and took all to jail.
 w. G. Weston, a son-in-law of Mrs Berkin, was found later unconscious on the steps of the Intermountain of flee He had been felled by a blow and was kicked and beaten frightful- ly. He is still unconscious and in a serious condition.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
ROMANCE OF THE AGED
 LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT
Within a Day, Introduction, Proposal, Acceptance and Marriage.

Watsonville, Cal, May 5.-Love at first sight is not confined to youth, judging by the swift course of a TO- nance that culminated today with the marriage of Emma Higbee, aged 60, and David Kemp, aged 72. The couple accomplished the whole court ship from introduction to housekeep- ing in less than twenty-fOur hours.
 The bride, a resident of Terre Haute, Ind, arrived at Watsonville last night to visit friends. The first person introduced was the bridegroom wealthy fruit planter. Kemp was impressed with the charms of the vis- itor. With an impetuosity unusual in a man so aged, he began wOoing, and before the evening ended, Miss Hig- bee agreed to become his wife.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
THE SUFFERING AT HARNI
Not Male Over the Age of Ten
 Spared.

Marash, Turkey. May 5.-A letter re- ceived from Harni says every mn was killed. only women, girls and boys under ten are alive. Churches and houses were plundered and nearly all burned.
 A letter from the widow of a clergy man says: We have nothing to eat or wear. We are living on grass like animals. What is worse, the Moslems are trying to force the women and girls to become Mohammedans. AL ready some women have been carried away"
 Lucius Lee, a missionary. says: We are trying to send food to Harni, al though it Is dangerous. and to res cue the women" Much excitement has been caused by attempts to arrest the murderers of Christians.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
LATE AOJUTANT GENERAL
 FOUND AN EMBEzzLER
The Arrest of a Former Official of Washington State.

Olympia May 5.-Ortis Hamilton. formerly adjutant general of the state of Washington, was arrested this morning at the instance of Governor E.. M. Hay, charged with embezZlement and forgery. Hamilton is alleged to have stolen S5O.O0O from the state mill itary funds. The warrant charges the embezzlement of $11,000.
 T am in the position of banker who has accepted a bad check if the charges against General Hamilton are true" said ex-GOvernor Mead, "as either I or my secretary for me signed the forged vouchers and approved them
 Mead had been considered by Gov ernor Hay for secretary of state, but
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
THE CHEMICAL SCHEDULES.

Washington, May 5.-The tariff bill was again taken up by the senate for consideration of the committee amend ment and debate on the various amendments Mir. Deliver concluded his speech. On the motion of MT. Aldrich the duty on sulphate of cop per was reduced from one-half to one quarter cent a pound. The proposed increase on celluloid to the Dingley rate of 65 cents and 25 per cent ad valorem. instead of 50 cents and 20 per cent. called forth democratic objection and a long discussion followed on the lower level of Japanese labor, which produces most of the celluloid that competes with the American product The higher duties were ratified.
 The amendments to the schedules of lead ore and lead products from which paint is manufactured, called forth storm of criticism. Senator Bristow moved that the house provision of 23s cents a pound instead of 37s cents per pound, on orange mineral be retained, this being the first of the committee series of increases relating to lead The regular order being demanded by Mir. Bristow, roll call began. A mur- mur of protest was heard all over the chamber, Mir. Hepburn angrily an nouncing: If we start in that spirit ther will be trouble" The vote on orange mineral was regarded as a test and the rate proposed by the commit tee of 32s cents per pound instead or the house rate was agreed to, 45 to 35
 When the duty on white lead was reached MT. Bristow renewed his ob- lection to the increase. The men who want this increase are here" declared MT. Rristow with animation. but the man who pays the bill is at home and that is why I voted against the in- crease"
 Senator Crawford, of South Dakota. in an impassioned address, said: We came here with the idea that we were to revise the schedules. downward. and I shall vote that way unless good reason is shown why I should vote otherwise"
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
A New Theory in the Action
 Against Hartman Merger A DOG IN THE HANGER
Not Only Has Competition Been Throttled But Devel- opment of an Empire Has Been Retarded by the Pol icy of the Railroad King.

Portland. May 5.-The government switched suddenly today in it's line of probing the Hartman merger. from showing that the merger throttIed competition to showing that it was a part of a gigantic combination to bottle Oregon and keep other rivals out Wallis Nash, former president of the Portland board of trade, and Wm. Hanley, a leading cattleman of Oregon. were witnesses today.
 Nash's testimony showed that years ago the Corvallis and Eastern road. now a Hartman subsidiary, had been surveyed clear across the state of Oregon and could be established over the Cascades from the present ter minus and there was an enormous sheep and cattle raising empire which it's extension might develop. He tes- tified that the Hartman people, how ever, had made no efforts to extend he road.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
PROTECTION FOR LEMONS
A California Delegation Calls on the
 President.

Washington. May 5-A delegation of southern Californians, representing lemon growers, were escorted to the White House today by Senator Flint. They want a retention of the duty of a cent and a half a pound. Mir Flint told the president that that duty would enable California to meet the competition of Europe. MT. Taft said he was not paying attention to par ticular schedules. but he seemed dis posed to favor the citrus industry of the coast
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
SUPPOSEDLY LOST SHIP
May Have Been Seized by the
 VenezueIans.

Kingston, B. w. l., May 5.-It may be that Captain Stephenson and the crew of the American whaling ship Carrie Knowles, long thought to have been lost, are still alive in a Vene- zuelan prison. An American seaman, by the name of Payne, an escaped prisoner from Venezuela, has made his way to Kingston. where he laid before the authorities an astounding story of the seizure of the ship at Venezuelan port five years ago, and the imprisonment of the crew. An investigation will be made immedi- ately.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
A RUNAWAY CAR
 FROM k|NGMAN, ARIZ.
In Consequence, Conductor Sandidge Dies in Los Angeles Hospital.

Los Angeles, May 5.-While switch ing. at Kingman, Arizona, yesterday, a freight car got started down a very steep grade Conductor w. w. Sandidge and Brakeman H. NJ. Barber of the Santa Fe, who were on the car, were badly injured.
 After speedy run of several miles, the car was derailed at McCOnnicO. Both of Conductor Sandidge's legs were broken and his skull fractured. Barber was badly bruised on the body and he had a bad cut on the head.
 Both men were brought to Los An geles this morning. and were taken to the Santa Fe hospital, where San- didge soon after died.
 There is a probability of Barber's recovery
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
RECIPROCAL RECEPTION.
To Be Given An American Cruiser
 Squadron By Japan.

Yokohama, May 5-The third squadron of the Pacific fleet under the command of Rear Admiral Harber, ar rived here today from Manila. A se- ries of receptions and various other forms of entertainment has been plan ned by the Japanese in reciprocation for the cordial reception on the Pacific coast, of the Japanese training squad ron of Admiral Ijichi.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
Detroit. 3; St. Louis, 2.
PhiIadeIphia. 3; Washinqton, 4

Batteries-Speer and Breckendorf; Graham and Criger.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
KIDNAPPING SCHEME MATCHED IN SAN QUENTIN THE INTENDED VICTIM SON OF
 GOV. GILLETT. Ransom, to be the Pardon of a Des-
 perate Convict.

Oakland, Cal. May 5.-A plot to kilnap the eight year old son of Gov ernor GilIett was unearthed at San Quentin prison this morning when it was found that J. B. Clifton, one of the most notorious criminals in the state. who is serving time for attempt ing the life of Detective Hodgkins in Oakland, had completed arrangements with a confederate on the outside, to steal the boy and hold him for ran som.
 The price of the lads return to his father was to have been Clifton's par don.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
A TALK TO ARTIST
The German Ambassador Favors a
 Reciprocal Arrangement.

Chicago, May 5.-Count Johann Heinrich yon Bernstorff, the German ambassador, was the guest of honor at luncheon of the industrial club here today. The ambassador in a brief address suggested the exchange of artists and works of art as well as of education between the United States and Germany.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
PITTSBURG CHAPTERS
 SENTENCED.

Pittsburg, May 5.-Seven prominent persons recently convicted of muni- cipal graft, were sentenced today from six months to two years in jail and fines ranging from $1,OOO down. W. W. Ramsey, former president of the National bank, a year and a half and S1,000; John F. Klein, council man, two years and fine of $1 900.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
CANADIAN BUSH FIRE.

Kamloops. B. C., May 5.-Hundreds of thousands of dollars have been de- stroyed, and scores of ranchers forced to flee for their lives as a result of a disastrous bush fire sweeping the country from Notch Hill east and south from Scamous to Vernon.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06

Batteries-Overall and Moran; Gas per and Mclean.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
SPOKANE REFORMS

Spokane May 5.-By a safe ma jority, the citizens have adopted a charter amendment for recall on a petition of 25 per cent of the voters. They have also adopted the direct primary, the initiative and referen- dunn, and the election of all council men at large. Nelson S. Pratt, demo- crat, was elected mayor Nine re- publicans and one democrat were elected to the council.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
JUDGE PHILLIPS SITS ASIDE
In Consequence of Proposed investisa
 ton of His Conduct

Kansas City, May 5.-In the Missouri rate case, Federal Court Judge Me Pherson heard arguments in favor of a permanent injunction to restrain the state courts and officials from inter- fering in this litigation.
 Judge Phillips vacated the bench in favor of Judge McPherson. because of Representative Murphy's resolution demanding a congressional investiga- ton of his official acts.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
Two and aQuarter Millions
 and Much JeWeIry ALSO FOREIGN BANK BOOK
Later Tales of Massacre and Outrage Drift in From As iatic Turkey---Moslerns Re- sort to Mohamet's Effective Method of Proselyting.

Constantinople, May 5-Hilmi Pasha was today appointed grand vizier Mollah Sahib was appointed Sheik ul Islam. The commission which is talk ing an inventory of the property at the imperial palace at Yildiz, dis covered bank notes to the value of $2,- 25O,0O0, and large quantity of jawel- ".
 Papers seized at the palace show that Abdul Hamid had over 5000, 900 on deposit at a foreign bank.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
THE SUGAR TRUST
Yesterday Became the Defendant in a
 Criminal Action.

New York. May 5-Criminal pro ceedings, the outgrOwth of the gov ernment's suit against the American Sugar Refining company. which re- suited in disclosures of wholesale un- derweighing of sugar imports. was be- gun today by the federal authorities.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
A MEXICAN BATTLE
Six Natives Dead and an American in
 Jail.

Vera Cruz, Mex, May 5.-Harold Sanborn. son of President Sanborn, of the Junta plantation, is in jail and six Mexicans are dead as results of a clash between young SanbOrn and and owner of La Tienda plantation on one side, and a number of Mexicans on the other. Vicente Espinosa and one woman are among the dead
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
APPEAL TO REASON" TRIAL.
The Arguments Have Already Begun
 in the Case.

Fort Scott, Kas., May 5.-After ex- Governor William Taylor of Kentucky. and one of two other witnesses had testified, argument was begun here in the case of Frederick Warren, mana ger of the Appeal to Reason" a so- cialist paper, charged with violating the postal laws.
 Taylor was called by the prosecu- ton.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
COUNTRY LIFE MEETING
States and Territories of Southwest
 Represented at Guthrie.

Guthrie, Okla, May 5.-With dele gations from Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Arizona, Kansas and Texas, in attendance, the southwest interstate commission of country life, convened in this city today. Promin- ent speakers from all parts are here.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
BRITISH BETTER SHOOTERS
The Overwhelming Defeat of the
 American Rifle Team.

Washington, May 5.-British rifle men in the international match, dem onstrated their superiority over the America 's by scoring an overwhelm- ing victory The British team had grand total of 14,5S3 points out of 15,00O. The American team, 14,17S.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
Vernon, 3; Oakland, o.
OAKLAND ENTERTAlNS
 JAPANESE

San Francisco, May 5.-Oakland did the honors in entertaining the Japan ese officers and men of the squadron today. At the University of Califor- mia, grounds they were given an ova- tion by 2000 students and were ad- dressed by President Wheeler
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06

S1OOO buys equity in new five room plastered house, screen room, completely furnished, two lets. near car line, chicken yard and chickens. Balance $500, at per cent, long .ime. E. E. PASCoE, 11o N. Center Street.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
Chicago, 5; Cincinnati, 2.

'ooin, Brown and Jacklitsch.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
TWO HOURS LONG.
ne Hypothetical Question Propound
 ed in the Hains TrIal.

Flushing, May 5.-This was 'hy- pothetical' day in the Hains trial. For nearly two hours the jury listen ed to the reading of hypothetical question propounded by the defense. upon which three alienists are to pre- dicate opinions of the mental condi- tion of Capt. Hains, when he killed Annis.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
WANTS A QUIET LIFE.
Ex-President Castro Would Reside in
 the Canaries.

San Sebastian, May 5.-Ex-Presi- dent Castro of Venezeula said tonight that his physicians had advised him to go to the Canaries. He expressed a hope that the Spanish government would raise no objection to his resi- dence there. He is desirious of living away from political agitation.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
AT OTHER POINTS

Beirut. Asiatic' Turkey, May 5.-The situation at Saudia Euertyol and Aga is critical. Anti Christian outbreaks are feared. Five hundred troops have been sent and the British battleship Triumph is on the way.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
Show That Revision Has Been
 Neither up nor Down SURPRISE OF MIR. ALDRIcH
On Learning That There Have Been so Many In- creases--- All Hope of Get ting Away by Middle of June Has Vanished.

Washington, May 5.-Chairman Ald- rich, representing the finance commit tee. and Mir. Culberson. the minority leader. have analysed the tariff bill as reported and compared it with the Dingley law. MT. Culberson figured the decreases at 356, the increases at 316, and the number of articles un- changed 1271. MT. Aldrich made the reductions to 379. but gave no figures on the increases.
 He expressed surprise at the num- Der of increases announced by Mir Culberson- The principal increases. according to MT. Aldrich's summary. are on agricultural products and lux uries. In spite of the contention that the increases are confined largely to luNuries, Mir. Aldrich called attention to the advanced rates on ostrich and other feathers, furs, fancy leather. coral. cork. straw. novelties and fancy fabrics. The increases in the wine and silk schedules, he pointed out are for revenue purposes. MT. Aldrich stated that lumber. sugar, tobacco and the woolen schedules are not increased over the Dingley law.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
UP TO MISSOURIANS
To Say Whether They Want State
 Wide Prohibition.

Jefferson City, Mo, May 5.-Mis- souri will have a chance to vote for state wide prohibition. The senate has passed the prohibition constitu tional amendment which had already passed the house.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
THE PHILIPPINE BILL.

Washington. Maj 5.-The new Pffl- ippine tariff bill supplementing the Payne tariff bill will be reported to the house tomorrow Petroleum pro- ducts are on the free list.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06

the ex-governor said that the appoint ment could not be made under the cir cumstances. General Hamilton has collapsed. It is said that he has ad- mitted the truth of the charges.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
OKLAHOMA CYCLONE.

Muskogee. May 5.-It is reported that a tornado has swept Carter county. Oklahoma. Ardmore, a town of 15,OOO, has been devastated.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
CHAMPION LION SLAYER

Mairobi, May 5.-Col. Roosevelt kill ed two lions yesterday and now holds the record in the protectorate, five lions and one lioneSs.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
FAMINE AT HADJIN,

Hadjin. May 5.-Hadjin is facing a terrible famine. There is no money or food in the city.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER

Gibraltar, May 5.-The United States cruisers Montana and North Carolina are here. They will proceed to Alex andretta, Turkey, to protect Americans.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
COAST LEAGUE.
Ios AnaeIes. 5; sacramento. 6.
San Francisco, 4; Portland, 7.

Batteries-Koestner and Ross; Fitz- gerald and Byrnes.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06

Cecilie for New York. OrviIle Wright said that he and his brother were going home to conduct experiments of a secret nature.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
MRS. ROCKEFELLER RECOVERING

Hot Springs, Va, May 5--Mrs. John D. Rockefeller who has been III with pneumonia, is out of danger.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
THE WEIGHTS COMING HOME.

London, May 5.-Wilbur and Or vile Wright sailed from Southampton today on the steamer Kron Prinzessin
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
eILL pRAcs IN THE sENATE.

Washington, May 5.-The possibil- ities of the passage of the tariff bill and the adjournment of the special session before June 15 seems to have vanished. This conclusion has been reached by the president as q result of his talks with senators and repre- sentatives. The senate is not mak- ing the headway expected and before the tariff can be presented to the pres ident there must ensue a long con ference between the two houses.
 In-view of conflicting reports as to the presidents attitude on the special taxation proposition, he has reiterated his position. If it be shown, however, that further revenues are needed, the president will adhere to his original proposition for a graduated inner itance tax, as the most just that could be levied. If such tax will not prove sufficient or should not appeal to a majority of congress, the presi- dent will favor an excise tax on divi- dends of corporations The income tax will be a last resort.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06

At tonight's session, Edward Hyatt of Sacramento, Cal, spoke on "Coun- try life conveniences."
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
WEATHER TODAY

Washington, May 5.-Weather fore cast for Arizona: Fair Thursday and Friday.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
ALL LEAGUE GAMES
 PLAYED YESTERDAY

Results of Contests Among Nationals, Americans and Paeifics.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06

At Boston-BostonN New York game postponed on account of rain.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsbura. 6; St. Louis. 5.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York, 2; Boston, O.
Cleveland, 5; Chicago, 6.

Batteries-Brokkett and Blair; Ar reIlanes and Spencer
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06

S12.0OO buys a business corner on Center street that is rapidly in- creasing in value
 E. E. PAScoE, 11o North Center St.