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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-14

We have a large list of five and
six-room houses new. in good locations
from 50 900 up on terms to suit.
Several lots in Evergreen from $500
up If sold this week.
THE II. |. LATHAM CO,
No. West Adams Su.,ei, Phoenix,
Arizona
Telephones: Consolidated, Main 220;
Overland. $50 If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-14

ONE block, twenty-four lots and
small house for sale cheap; easy terms.
A fine chance for someone who wants
to build houses for sale or sell lots on
easy terms. Other real estate of all
kinds for sale, including several bar
gains. w. X. James, 81 n. Center st.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-14
LIST YOUR HOUSES FOR RENT
WITH GREENE & GRIFFIN. tt

FOR SALE-12O acres S. E. of Mesa
with water. s250O.00. p. o. Box 1894,
City. blk
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-14

SPECTACLES and eyeglasses cor
rectly fitted. Harry Friedman. Opt
clan. 40 s Center st. II
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-14

HEAVY HAULING AND DRAY-
ING. Pioneer Transfer & Storage
Co, 42 S. Center, Telephone Main "a.
Quick and careful work guaranteed.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-14
5 West Washington ST.

AUCTION-C. o. McMurtry, expe-
rienced livestock auctioneer; call
sales anywhere in the territory at
reasonable rate. See him before
making your dates. Office Is North
First Ave. Tel B. 1891 tt
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-14

BUSINESS MEN-Have your sons
and daughters trained in the Phoenix
Business College. It's quality will suit
your business. over Union Bank and
Trust Co. Phone Black 2511. BIN
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-14
MR.. BARGAIN HUNTER:
THESE BUYS CAN BE SOLD
AGAIN.

60xl35-Grand Ave. Addition. s. 135
50x135-Close TO Five Points. $50
Nine lots-Part on Grand Ave. 1000
50x135-West Washington ST.. $50
Two lots and house, East Gar
field ST .................... $50
50x125-North Sixth St.. 425
Three 5O-foot lots, w Monroe
Street.. observation-disclosures. 1850
73xl35-North Center st. .... 1900
1l7x135-Corner North First St. 1900
2Ia acres-Mile and half west
Of Center St. ........... lOOO
acres-On North Central Ave. 5000
THE PICK OF THE CITY AND THE
LOWEST PRICES.
TERMS TO SUIT.
GREENE & GRIFFIN,
1877 NORTH CENTER ST. If
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BETTER THAN a BANK.
n LAS PAUMAS LOTS

GOVERNMENT land with water. I
Will locate you on the best of land and
sell you a water right with plenty of
water This is an ideal location for
any one with from $4,000 up. You can
locate desert claim and hold it with
out continuous residence. Only 500
acres left. Address box PIC Tempe,
AriZ pr
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Take Advantage i'm Time
Phoenix Will Have Population of
so, nv 1915

Our Long Residence Here of the
We Invite You Call Our Office and Talk With U.s.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-14

HURLEY's MARKET CLOSES
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY AT
NOON DURING FAIR WEEK.
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&. H. BENN/77 e. co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

1918 North Central Avenue.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-14
TIME FOR ALL THINGS

Last week was the time for Phoe-
nix people to have pleasure in every
shape, form and fashion. Now is a
good time to take a course in the
Phoenix Business College You learn
all about Double Entry bookkeeping
i'm two months, an unreasonable state
ment we know. but haven't we Il right
to advertise the truth? You have
stanCing invitation TO come to our
hall over Clion Bank and Trust c,
and see Few it can be do te. We can
convince in 30 minutes and our sleeves
are up ready for trial. blk
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PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
CARDS.

COMBINES made up to order Mrs.
Clark, "a n. Center. Phoenix Black
$685.. br
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-17
INTERNATIONAL
SONOER RACE

Boston, Aug. 17.--Another Spanish
armada Is now off American shores.
well equipped and bravely manned by
the gallant sailers of CASTLE. There
are no guns in evidence, however, and
the most formidable weapons of the
invaders are a few hundred years of
filnly canvas, which was today spread
to the breeze In the first OF a series
Of international sender class yacht ra-
ces for the President Taft and Gov.
Draper cups. The course is off Mar
blehead, where large crowd of yacht
ing enthusiasts gathered today to
witness the inauguration of the mem
orable contest for supremacy.
The three Spanish chalIengers,
which fly the colors of the Federation
OF Spanish Yacht Clubs, are the Pa
poose, the Mosquito H., and the Chon-
Ia. They are opposed by three of the
fastest sender class yachts on this
side of the ocean, selected by series
OF elimination races under the aus.
pices of the Eastern Yacht Club. The
contest is a sort of return match as
the American sender boats visited
Bilbas and San Sebastian, Spain. on
their way home from Germany i'm 1907
The Spaniards proved too much for
the Yankee boats on that occasion.
but with better craft and the surer
American entrants arc confident of
their ability to square matters this
week King Alfonso has given his roy.
al Endorsement to the international
contest, and, as President Taft has
exhibited his approval by Offering a
cup. the race has truly international
bearing.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-17
SHOCK KILLS
Old SOLDIER
Is Overcome by the News
Of Florence Nightin-
gales Death.

London. Aug. ia dramatic sequel
to the death of Florence Nightingale
occurred today in the death OF John
Fineghan, q snaged soldier. who acted
as Miss Nightingale's orderly in her
hospital worh during the Crimean war.
Miss Nightingale died yesterday at
the age of 90 years. When Fine.
CHAN was toll of it he was overcome.
and doctors say that grief killed
him.
In all probability the dying re
quest of FIosence Nightengale, world
famed for her work as nurse during
the Crimeans war and her subsequent
efforts in behalf of English soldiers
for simple funerai ceremony, will
be ignored
Such a warm place did she hold
In the affections of the people that
there Is now widespread demand
that her BODY find resting place in
Westministef Abbey. where England's
greatest sons lie buried
The press OF England is urging
Westminster Abbey as the burial
place. The great demand. however.
for public funeral with full milli-
tary honors, comes from the English
soldiers. in whose behalf Miss Night
ingale devoted her life since early
womanhood. They demand that they
be given an opportunity to do honor
to her memory.
The death OF Miss Nightingale has
stimulated the movement TO abolish
the present precarious method OF sup
porting Eng$sh hospitals by means of
voluntary coptributions and Of estab.
fishing system OF governmental
maintenance, This is one OF the
things for which Miss Nightingale
labored so assiduously for the last half
century
With the exception of the death of
the late Queen Victoria, the death of
no other English woman has called
forth so many expressions Of regret
and messages Of coincidence as that
of Miss Nightingale. These messages
come from all over the world King
George sent a personal representa-
tive to the home Of Miss Nightin-
ga TO exptess the sorrow of aim
self and the Queen.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-17
DELEGATES
WITNESS GAME
Delegates from All Over the
World to Witness
Ball Game.

Washington, Aug. 17.-Bascball fans
of the national capital are today pour.
ing over Esperanto dictionaries i'm or.
der to learn the equivalents i'm the
new language for rotten" kill the
umpire" take hi mout." knock Il
over the fence" and other encouraging
cries which are hurled at players ana
umpire during the progress OF game.
The reason for this thirst for know.
ledge is due to the fact that tomor-
rows game at American League Park
will be attended by the delegates from
all over the world who are holding ali
Esperanto convention here this week.
The universal language will bo the OF.
fetal tongue of the game, and the
umpire Will announce, when bat.
ter strikes out, "Tri Frapumo." which
Is Esperanto for three strikes" Wash
ington fans arc paying that they may
when the Opponents of the Senators
arc at bat.
Many OF the foreigners will witness
their first baseball game, and for their
benefit the rules and regulations gov,
orning diamond contests have been
translated into Esperanto and printed
on score cards, hich will be distrib-
uted at tomorrow's game. The Wash
ington papers will also report the con.
test I'm Esperanto, although the re-
porters assigned to the job admit that
the accounts will lack some of the
sprightly slang customariIy used in
such reports. Even SO universal a
language as Esperanto, which liz sup
posed to provide a full stock of words
for all possible occasions, breaks
down under the strain of baseball
game.
Many Washington policemen have
become more or less proficient i'm Es-
peranto and these will be assigned to
handle the crowds at tomorrow's
game.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-17
JUDGES LIVES
ARE THREATENED

New York, Aug. IA letter in
which the writer threatens death TO
several Judges i'm this city and Brook.
lyn and several Assistant District AT.
torneys was received at the District
Attorneys Office today and turned over
TO the police for investigation.
The letter was addressed to- District
Attorney Whitman and read az fol.
lows:
81 am now free man after three.
years sentence in Sing Sing along
with three others whom have made
friends. We have decided to deal out
u death sentence to Judge O'Sulliyan.
Judge Malone, Judge Fawcett. Judge
Rosalsky, District Attorneys ely, Hart
and two others, for our lives are not
worth living. cannot locate my wife
and child. ! was charged with grand
larceny, and as sure as God Is In heay-
en- | was innocent, and am also sure
that many man In States prison n
innocent.
THE day is not far when some OF
the aforementioned names Will be a
thing Of the past. This may be taken
as joke. but wait for results. II is a
disgrace to the word To see married
man taken from his family just be.
cause certain people goes to the Dis.
trict Attorney and swears they we're
swindlcd."
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-17
LEADER OF GANG
WOUNDS TWO

Parkersburg, w. Va, Aug. IA
sensational escape was made from the
city lookup here today at noon by OFT
Archer, leader OF gang OF young
toughs who have been terrOrizing the
town by throwing bricks and other
missiles at pedestrians. not even ex-
cepting ladies' for their victims.
Archer, who during the past three
days has escaped from the local Off
GERS four times, once by jumping TO
the ground from second-story win.
dow, made his most daring escape to-
day. lie was caught last night and
placed i'm the city lookup
When J. II. Jennings, the lookup
turnkey went inside of the prison to
feed the prisoners at 4IIoon, Archer
jumped upon him and fairly butchered
him. II taking seventeen stitches to
close up the wounds. Hearing nc
cries OF the turnkey, Charles Gordon
a patrolman, rushed TO the rescue, bU1
Archer picked up q can OF hot coffee
and threw into GordOns face. The
latter was blinded ana Archer made
his escape. lie fed across the Ohio
river into ohio.
offers Of all Ohio and Wcst Vir
ginia cities hayo been notified TO- ar
rest him ON the charge OF assault with
/ intent t0 Kill
Both Jennings and Gordon are in q
/ serious condition. the latter from
/ burns sustained from the hot coffee.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-17
GUARDS ARE
WITHDRAWN

Columbus, o., Aug. 17.-All police
guards were Withdrawn from cars ear
ly today by Mayor Marshall, Who
declared that he would not be respon-
sible for operations during the night
by strikc-breakers. At conference In
the state house with Adjutant General
Weybrecht, the mayor put IL up to the
state troops to guard tho cars az
night. il tho company should persist
in operating them.
General Manager Stewart refused 10
accedc to Marshall's request that the
cars be Withdrawn. In closing q lCt.
ter to tho mayor, ho said.
"Wo demand protection from you
The state officers declined TO assume
the responsibility.
After comforting with Mayor Mar.
shall, IL was announced that the state
would continue to handle troops as
planned, ana not permit them To- patrol
streets or ride on cars
The police department was cut down
by four moro g1ccal officers who de
clined to ride on tho carS. This makes
GS mutineers
No success has crowned efforts tC
enlist additional special police officers
Sheriff Sartaio has obtained Is spe
cial deputy saori0s, aowCyer.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-17
YEGGMAN
At WORK IN
PRINCETON
Burglar Loots Safe of the
Adams Express Com
pany and Gets Away u
With $446.
FORMER EMPLOYE
rs SUSPECTED
Another Man Robbed Of One
Hundred Dollars in a
Pool Room.

Evidently acquainted with the sur
roundings, burglar broke into the
Adams Express company's office at
Princeton late Monday night and rob.
bed the safe OF $i46. according to Il
report received here last night.
1ne robbery was discovered yestcr-
day morning when the express agent
arrived at the Office. He Immediately
notified the authorities, and Detective
Hatfield was place on the case. An
examination OF the premises showed
the yeggman gained entrance to build
ing by removing pane of glass and
then unlocking the window. The fact
that the safe was not damaged lead
the authorities to believe the burglar
used duplicate in opening the safe.
The safe is the same as those used
In nearly al 1.-The Adams Express off,
ces and are not worked by combi-
nation.
The chief dispatcher and an opera
tor were working up stairs at the time
of the robbery, but both men state
they did not hear any unusual noise
during the night.
former employe of the express
company is suspected. IL is stated. and
an effort is being made to- locate him.
The same night man named Hill
was robbed of 800 in pool room I'm
Princeton. II is thought both jobs
were done by the same man.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-17
F RANK LAW IN
EFFECT TODAY

New York, Aug. 17.--Under a new
federal law taking effect today, it is
unlawful for any telegraph company
to issue franks for the transmission Of
kilograms to any persons except Off.
cials, agents and employees, and their
families, Of common carriers, and a.
few other classes specifically mention.
ed in the act.
All complimentary, business and
balf-rate franks held by persons other
than those excepted by the law be.
come null and void today and will be
taken up by the companies and can.
celled whenever presented. The law
affects both the Western Union and
Postal companies. II is understood
that many men of prominence, includ.
ing several congressman, are deprived
Of their telegraph franks by the new
law.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-17
OVER
TEDOYS DEFEAT

Beverly. Mass, Aug. 17.-Baveriy
was completely upset tongiht when
news came from New York OF tho
defeat OF Col. Theodore Roosevelt for
temporary chairman Of the New YORK
Rpublican state convention. The fact
that Lloyd &. Griscom, president or
the New Yak county committee had
been i'm conference with President
Taft as late as Saturday night added
to the sensation that the dispatches
created.
Secretary Norton carried the news
To the president Mr. TAFT made no
comment for publication. There Is
nothing here to indicate that he knew
OF Mr. Grlscom's plan TO force q vote
on Mr.. RoosevelCs name.
So far as can be learned Mr.. Girls.
CONS talk With the president had TO
do solely With the general situation
in New York state and Mr.. Taft took
the ground that harmony ought to
be brought about II possible before
the Saratoga convention meet. Tho
story that Mr. Griscom took the mes
sage to Col Roosevelt which would
affect the future relations between
Mr.. Roosevelt and the president is
discrcdited IN Beverly. Mr.. Taft has
assumed The attitude that any over
lures. " they be necessary, must com,
from the Nher side
What effect todays development,
in New York may have ON the rcor
sanizatioD plans that have been IL
/ progress here must OF course for ,
time remain matter of conjecture
/ So far as can be learned there is
disposition here TO stand pat on IN,
plans as announced.
/ Senator W. Murray Crane, Of Mas
sachusetts. the central figure i'm tn
reorganization plans. was hero lat
this afternoon and spent two hour
with the president. The senator wa
reticent as ever. lie would not tai
about the visit to the president.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-17
SAILORS MEET
At ANNAPOLIS

Annapolis. Md, Aug. IA meet OF
the field and track squad of the Unit.
cd States Naval Academy will be held
today, with the members of the four
divisions as contestants. A regular
intercollegiate track and field pro-
gram will be carried out, with the ex-
ception of the two mile event. Last
years fourth class broke every class
record except one, and this years
athletic squad is anxious TO equal that
record. Active football work will COM
mence at the academy the first OF next
month. At that time Lieut.. f. ID.
Berrien, head coach OF. the football
team. Will return from leave and VIII
look over the new men In advance of
the practice of the main squad. The
football material in the new class is
not particularly promising except for
Gilchrist. who played end last year
on the University of Missouri eleven
and gained a good reputation in the
middle West
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-17
RACE RIOT At
HARRISONBURG

Harrsonburg, Va, Aug. 17.--At a
colored picnic here yesterday at Grot-
toes there was a near race riot fol.
lowing a vicious attack made upon
two officers, who placed a belligerent
negro under arrest. Constable Meyer
hoffer had arrested and handcuffed
a negro named Mccarthy, wnen Nc
Carthy's brother and another negro
named Bell assaulted the officer with
brass knuckles Special officer Cole
man went TO Meyerhoffer's aid, and he
also soon was down and out.
The three negroes then boarded a
northbound Norfolk and Western
train, but were captured at Winches-
ter. Sheriff Carickoff went there, and
tonight returned with them. Had the
negroes been captured by the posse
which quickly assembled, they would
have been roughly handled.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-17
Sheriff and Prisoner Swim
Two Rivers and Es-
cape Lynching
Party.
TROOPS ON WAY
TO PRINCETON
The Governor Orders Strong
Guard Placed Around
Princeton Jail.

Princeton, Aug. 17.-(SpeciaD -
After swimming t,!o rivers and driv-
ing forty miles through the toughest
kind of country, the negro accused
of numbering and assaulting Mrs. John
Aliff at Quinnimont last Sunday in
custody of Sheriff Wineman and Dep.
uty Sheriff T. }. Townsley arrived i'm
Princeton at ten o'clock this morning
tired and hungry. having had nothing
to eat since yesterday morning. The
negro was Immediately locked up and
deputies have been sworn in to guard
the Jail as Sheriff Wiseman fears the
mob at Hinton, on hearing or the
Judgement of the negro in the Jail
there will board the first train and
come to Princeton.
After placing the negro in Jail Sher-
in Wiseman talked with Governor
Glasscock on the long distance tele-
phone and the Governor advised him
to put strong guard around the Jail
TO prevent mob..xiolence. Fatigued
and wearied, Sheriff Wiseman told the
Governor he would be unable to com
plete the journey back to Charleston.
The Governor instructed Sheriff ELI
son OF Mercer county to await the ar
rival of detachment of troops who
have been instructed to move from
Hinton to Princeton and with the pris-
oner accompany them to Charleston.
Blood hounds were taken to the
scene Of the murder yesterday morn
ing and took up the trail following it
to the cabin occupied by the negro
now under arrest. The premises were
thoroughly searched and shirt with
blood stains on the sleeves was found
in bureau drawer. When questioned
the negro claimed they were rust
stains.
He protests his innocense. but adj
mIts he saw Aliff and his wife walk
ing the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad
Sunday night. Sheriff Wiseman stat
ed today when the mob had surround
ed the Pullman car at Hinton, the ne
gro was not bit scared. and during
the rough ride through the country
the negro said he would be able to
clear himself of the charge against
him.
By clever ruse Sheriff Wiseman
lodged the furious mob at uipto,
Monday night and soon had the prison
or concealed in the darkness. After
wading Greenbrier river, and swim
ming across New River Sheriff Wise
man secured wagon. The prisoner
was manacled and placed on his back
in the bed OF the wagon. Hay was
strewn over the negro to hide him and
the journey to Princeton was started.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-17
WOODEN mills
!. GREAT MERGER
Eastern Plants Combine
With s25, 5,o0o, 600
Capitalization

New York, Aug. i7.--A great mer
ger of woolen mills. to include over a
score OF factories with total capi-
talization OF $4,000. 900. is being or
ganized by New York capitalists. The
mills included are located in Massa.
chusetts, Rhode Island. Utah and
Syracuse. n. Y, Philadelphia and
New Jersey
The combination is being underwrit.
ten from this city and the headquar-
ters of the new company VIII be 10.
Gated here. A selling company win
distribute the product OF the mills
direct TO the retailers. eliminating the
middleman and jobbcr.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-17
READY To TAKE
CRIPPEN BACK

Quebec Aug 17.-Dr. Crippen and
Miss LeNeve may now be taken bacE
to England for the trial on a cnarge
of murder awaiting them there as soon
as the order for their release Gomez
from the federal authorities. Las;
night they completed the fifteen days
under arrest in Canada required by
the fugitive and offenders act. In
spector Dew said he did not know on
what boat he will sail. as his plans dc-
pend upon the arrival OF the order
from Ottawa. lie expects. however
to lose no time IN getting Crippen and
Miss GeNeye to The other side.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-17
SIX ARE SHOT
BY DETECTIVES

Buffalo, n. Y, Aug. 17.-Threc chill
dren and three men were shot in a
battle between New York Central Rail
road detectives and gang that went
TO the assistance Of a man who was
arrested by the police on charge OF
theft late last night Three Of the
wounded are at the Emergency Hos
pital. The others were taken home.
Joseph Douagclo who IS alleged to
have started the shooting and was
himself shot, is under arrest on anoth.
er charge. Two railroad detectives
arc likewise held by the police. They
are Louis Dilas and Charles Stewart
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-17
OF
CHILE IS DEAD
Congress Holds Special Ses.
sion to Pass Resolutions
of Grief.

Santiago. Chile Aug, IA special
meeting OF congress was called today
to pass resolutions of grief c/er the
death of President Montt which occur
red last night in Germany. The nation
Is In mourning. Special services were
held in all the churches and every flag
in the country is at half mast. Vive-
President Villabos held n conference
with other officials today regarding
the succession TO the Presidency.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-17
MAYOR GAYNOR
IS IMPROVING
Danger of Infection Almost
Past and Will Leave
for the Noun
tains Soon.

New York, August 17.-Mayor Gay
nor continues TO improve steadily.
When he awoke today he seemed
stronger than at any time since he
was shot q week ago whilo aboard z.
vessel for Europe. Dangers of infec.
ton are past. Should no complica-
tions develop. it is believed he can
be taken to the camp of friends in
the Adirondacks within two weeks.