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Arizona republican., 1910-07-26


  
  famc down andS per lo in good and orS1O per- non the two good leyellO in fO payments and the fouro n nens.$5 own and per month, akes the lots  O equal dc cemen vacant or ma sofa in house To for small tract of in Salt al location for obe house on cari inc. for Oo month";. frame house for per month
 B. C. PECKA,
 ESTATE West StreetP Phoenix Arzona
Arizona republican., 1910-07-26

Dr Foss has removed his office office to Overland Building, 2SG West Adams street Office hours 10 to 12. Telephone 444.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-26

Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs. Sealed bids for letting of grazing privileges on the Walapai Indian Reservation. Arizona, under the permit system, will be received at the Office of the Com missioner of Indian Affairs, Wash
Arizona republican., 1910-07-26

Mount City Plants are better" Phoenix Hardware Co.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-26
WHAT DID HE MEAN.

WHAT DID HE MEAN.
 The Artist (showng his latest can vas)-If you will come here you will get better light on the picture. This stu dio is not nearly large enough.
 The Critic-Yes. l know. One can't get far enough away from your pictures.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that the Board of Trustees of Grammar School Dis trict No. of MaricOpa County, Arizona Territory, will receive sealed bids for the erection of a school building for said District up until o'clock D. m. of the 2dth day of July, 1910.
 The material for, and the erection of said building shall be in accordance with the plans of William F. Drew, and the plans and specifications therefor may be seen at the office of said Will liam F. Drew in Mesa, Arizona.
 All bids must be in writing. sealed and mailed or handed to II. l.. Chand- Ter, clerk of said Board, at Mesa, Ari- zOna.
 Bids must be accompanied with a certified check in the amount of five per cent of the amount of the bid made payable to the Board of Trustees Of Grammar School District No A.
 Bids must state the time within which the building is proposed to be finished. A"
 The said Board of Trustees reserves the right to reject any and all bids Dated at Mesa, Arizona. July 18th, 1910. H. l.. CHANDLER.
 0. s. STAPLEY.
 H. B. MORRIS. JR. Trustees Grammar School Dist No. {.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-26

Jigson-Henpeck made an awful mis- take yesterday.
 Wigson-Indeedi
 Jigson-Yes; he rescued a woman from drowning and when he got her on the beach he found that she was his moth- er-in-law.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-26

ADVICE TO MOTHERS - Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup should all ways be used for Children's Teething It sOothes the child, softens the gums a1lays all pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea Twenty-fiVe cents a bottle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-30
WILL PUT WIRELESS TO
AN UNPRECEDENTED TEST

WASHINGTON, March 29.-The
navy department expects to score one
Of tho greatest triumphs in wireless
telegrapby when the scout cruisers
Birming CHAM and Salem try TO com
muuicate more than 5000 miles with
the new naval wireless station at Brant
Rock, Mass.
The Birmingham sailed for Liberia
about week ago on a rush crrand IN
connection with the threatening attl-
tude Of the tribes on the south border,
but orders were issued today for the
ellnboat Des Moines 10 proceed to Lii
IBERIA to relieve tho Birmingham In or
der that the latter may prosecute the
wireless experiments from points IN the
south Atlantic off the African coast.
The Salem will take another position
about 1000 miles distant from the
Birmingham and the ships will try to
communicate directly between them
ton direct and finally to that station
through a chain Of stations
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-30
SPECIAL CAMERA TO
PHOTOGRAPH BIG COMET

PITTSBURG, March ga special
astronomical camera has been set up at
Honolulu which is expected to catch
some interesting pictures of Haley S
comet when on the 1lth of May it com
pletes its 3,100,000,000 miles trip
around the sun and begins a similar
tourney all over again. DR.. John H.
Bresbear, the well known Pittsburg as
tronomer, who told today of providing
tho camera. said that on May Is the
head of the comet would cross the
solar disc and the phenomena would
be plainly visible in the Pacific ocean.
1t Will take the comet but fifty"eight
minutes, he said, to cross the sun IS
face and at the time it would be pos
sible TO determine how much solid mat.
ter is in the comets nucleus, for all
solid matter, ten miles in diameter,
would be indicated by shadow spots
against the suns background. The
comet on that day will be but 10000.
900 miles away from the earth and
consequently will be brighter than at
any other time. The experiments in
Honolulu arc being made by the Amer:
can Astronomical and Astrophysical
society.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-30
LORDS WILL NOT YIELD
WITHOUT STRONG FIGHT
First Days Debate in Commons
FOrerunner of Things
to Come.

LONDON. March 29.-The Hrst days
debate in the house OF commons and
Premier Asauith's resolutions dealing
with the veto power of the house OF
lords. proved that the lords will not yield
their privileges without great struggle.
a. j. Balfour opposition leader in the
house Of commons. declared plainly that
the intention OF his party was To take
the first opportunity to repeal anv meas
Mr. AsmIitl9's snnerh n,,t hsarf into his
conglomerate party and the speeches OF
John =. Redmond for the Irish party.
and George VI. Barnes, for the Laborites,
as well as those OF the repre- escntatives
Of the Welsh constituencies, all breathcd
defiance TO the house OF lords.
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COLLEAGUES BRAND
ALLDS BRIBE TAKER
State Senator RetireS to Private
Life, and Enemy Remains
to Fight.

ALBANY, n. Y. March % j. p, Aids
went TO his home in Norwich tonight n
private citizen. branded as a bribe-
talter by his former collea gues in the
senate, and by his own act no longer
a member of that body. Senator Conger
who filed The charges against Aids
STAYED here TO fight.
The senate vmdicated Conger today
when IL voted, forty TO nine. that the
charges had been sustained by the evil
dencc brought before 81
Even Congers enemies admit he is
hghtor. and the belief is expressed that
he will oppose any attempt to drive him
out OF office as vigorously and with as
free an expenditure of money as he at
tackled Aids.
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Jail Guarded All Night.
SUSPECTED OF R0BBING
P0ST0FFICE IN VIRGINIA

NEW. YORK. March 29.-Two men
charged with being implicated i'm the
robbery of the postoffice at Richmond
Va, recently were arrested by postof-
flee inspectors in the Grand Central sta
ton tonight. With their arrest trunks
containing $4,000 worth of stamps were
taken.
,ynra not nyernowcrad MIN ,Ln,. 49,
knocked senseless. \ third man escaped.
The prisoners gave the names of Frank
Custer. 81 years old OF ST Paul Mimi.
and Frederick Cunningham 81 years old
Cunningham maintains that he is
banker and that his home is in Lon
don. England.
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Veteran Soldier Dead.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. March %
George Lafayette Rosscr died tonight. lie
was a member OF the class at West Point
which was ordered into the field by Lin
coin, but he resigned and entered the
service OF the Confederacy. When the
war with Spain was declared he was ap-
pointed brigadcr- general of volunteers
and commanded brigade composed OF
Minnesota Ohio and Pennsylvania rcgi-
mcnts. He was serving his second term
as postmaster of Charlottesville
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. WASHINGTON
llON Is GRATIFIED

~ March 29.-Ceneral
Expressed here todav ~
A za,,rk aork delegation In con.
IA s,,ol su of tho New York
"A sustaining the charges
|tszeN eNsnstor Allds. The be-
q in mat the Republican
6.aft ~ ,Sw New York state, but
||d h hs 'hhroughout the coun-
|Fesiio aoenefted by the re-
||edscss LION. None OF them
|.n d, on,.oo%sever. that pres
VA Ss,Iought TO bear from
Carr sn,s,ewhere." y, as claimed
Ia usa so,f BY him today S Rep. D.
prpsas,,a sa,a he knew nothing
~ on 9ure n having been
Ia The NY Of the New York
Nc ine re matter"
!he pariy ,ri, asserted that. in
would be helped
~ iSSrs Depew nor Roo, ,.ouo
~ snd snd Il was said Tv thcv
iorlo,.rr,na,or pcpcw viii 20
&c eocs wv; but Il was do
'heie On private
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SUSPENDED BANK OWES
ONE CONCERN FIVE MILLION

MEX1CO CITY. March 29.-The in
debtedncss of the suspended United
States Banking company To the Bank of
Montreal. its largest creditor. aggre-
gates li.17S0S5 pesos go 0S9.Ol2).
This fact became known today through
the disclosure of a claim filed In a
branch OF the civil court by the Canadian
bank. II was learned. however. that the
amount which II is sought to recover
represents chiefly paper ont Of the failed
institution, which was taken UP by the
Bank of Montreal during the weeks i'm
mediately preceding the crash when ii
was believed the suspension could be
aVcrted.
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FORTUNE IN DIAMONDS
MYSTERI0USLY DISAPPEARS

WASHINGTON. March 29.-Diamonds,
the value OF which Is varously cstimat-
ed at from $4,000 TO $50 600, the property
OF Mrs. Henrietta BuGher OF New York,
the disappearance OF a servant employed
by Mrs Nicell Ludlow. whom Mrs.
Bugher was visiting, The servant was
known as Wilson, and detectives say she
has a police record. Mrs. BuShcr is the
mother OF Police Commissioner Bugher of
NNw
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YOUNG LOCH|NVAR
IS BROUGHT TO BAY
Youth and His Lady Love Sur
render After Highly Thrill
ing Escapade.
DEPUTY SHERIFF CAPTURED
IN COURSE OF HOT PURSUIT
Sturdy Lover Defies Officers
and Declares He Will Yet
Marry Girl.

SAN DIEGO. Cal, March 29.-Alter a
night elopemeut in an automobile, the
second within week and a flight of
fifteen miles through the chaparal and
sagebrush, seventeen year-olu John Fore
man and ilfteen-year-o Gertrude Sci
fert. both Of San Diego, were found in
canyon six miles from Des Canso early
tonight and forced to surrender at pis-
tolls point The capture was made only
when deputy sheriffs stallled the camp
OF the eIopers. guided by the light OF
their camp fire.
Foreman. who was heavily armed. had
wlthstood prev lous attempt at capture
with drawn revolvers. taking Deputy
Sheriff Charles Ellis captive and later
releasing him.
The couple eloped from San Diego
Monday night in a hired automobile. the
girl escaping from her room In the sec
ond story OF her fathers house by knot
Ting the sheets OF her bed into a rope.
Deputy Sheriff Captured,
The girls absence was discovered soon
after ner escape. anu a posse sent In
pursuit. Foreman having told friends he
would head for Death Valley. where ne
hoped 10 clude capture In the desert
At Des Canso the road was blocked by
snow, and finding II necessary 10 aban-
their desperate flight through the chap
arral, after securing provisions at Des
Canso.
When Deputy Sheriff Ellis trailcd and
confronted the pair at o'clock tonight.
the boy covered him with a gun. Ellis
tried to argue and coax, but young Fore
man was obdurate. He forced the deputy
10 walk on ahead and then disappeared
in the brush with the girl
Reinforced by Jake Swycaffer, an eX-
pert trailer. Ellis took up the pursuit
anew After going some distance he saw
a fire In a canyon. where the fugitiVes
were in camp under an overhang!ng rock
The deputies covered them with guns
and ordered "hands up
Decide to Wait.
At first young Foreman refused TO sur
render, hut after some parlcy ne and his
gave themselves up. They
were taken to the hotel at Des Canso.
where the girl was given into the custody
OF her father. Joseph Foreman took
charge of his SON
The fusitives were in n pitiable plight
as result OF their rough trip after their
broke down, Young Fore
mans face was badly scratched by the
bushes and his clothing IN tatters.
The girl had not Jared quite badly.
Young Foreman. when taken. had a small
arsenal OF firearms on his person. lie
declared that he would yet marry Miss
Seifert but they had decided TO go back
10 their homes and wait two years.
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CURLY IDENTIFIED
AS ACCOMP[ LICE
Third Man in Murder of FasseII
Is Walter Morgan of 76S
Sixth Avenue.
APPREHENSION EXPECTED
BY POLICE AT ANY TINE
Woman Identifies His Picture
as Likeness of Man She Saw
Outside of Store.

Through unceasing Sitting Of .nnumera-
bic clues since the murder q George w
Fassell. the retail grocer. last Sstur-
day night. Chief of Detectives George
Sheets succeeded Tuesday afternoon i'm
Identifying Curly. the escaped accomIlice
of Thorne and Hays. as Walter Morgan,
q years OF age. who has been residing
at s6S Sixth avenue for the past week
a complete description of the escaped
accomplce and photograph nave been
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SUITS AGAINST WIDOW
OF JOSEPH JEFFERSON

NEW YORK, March 29.-Mrs. Sarah a
tcrrnrsor yyidow OF Joseph Jefferson. Is
The defendant in TWO suits brought here
today by James w. Morrison an e!c aGt%r; 6nG
III which damages ageresat,ng HSy,oUo
prosecution and false Imprisonment; the
other alleges libel and slandcr
Morrison charges ihat Mrs, JeuersNll
accused him of using the name OF inc
"Joseph Jefferson Monument association
10 collect funds illegally. He was ar
rested some Tine ago on this complaint:
but was discharged,
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Es' sTRIKE TO
|kIEND TO COLORADO

arrn ss.-Letters received
fsentatives Of the United
erica at the scale con-
Iunati indicate that the
, prospect because OF the
pnventlon TO reach u set
eh Colorado,
Crawford, secretary of
Dorado Miners organiza-
pc fully expected q strike.
pne OF the largest opcr-
nem Colorado fields. de-
operators would close the
~ Will grant an advance
~ wages or the Saturday
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Chinese Return.

MANILA, March 29.-SiX Chinese OF n
party deported last October by the gov
ernment al the request OF the Chinese
consul have returned here and are en-
deayorInR to secure a readmission by ha-
beas corpus. The dcportations attracted
wide attention and the power OF the gov
crnmcnt TO deport them is questionew II
was explained at the time that the de-
ported Cinnamon were or bad character.
had levied blackmai and had used vio-
lence against their countrymeD
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Boy Shoots Brother.

rrNvrR March 20.--Joseph HogArd;
aged shot and killed his four year old
brother. then went to neighbors ana
told his mother of his act aidnousn ,,so is
nnranr of IT'S consequences. The mousse
in ,yhich the fatality occurred Is the home
of George p. Brownwcll, who Is aMaiting
trial for ar alleged murder coiniililteo
February 22
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Train EMPLOYEES Killed.

BUTTE Mont, March @9.-John T.
EhcnYcr brakeman. and W. Il. Hare.
fireman, were killed and Benjamin Ship
ley suffered the loss of both his legs and
had one arm cut off when two Burlington
freight trains met in a hcad-on collision,
twenty-five miles east OF Sheridan. Wyo.
today The accident was the result Of
a MISUNDERSTANDING OF orders
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lls for Strike.

March 99.~-lndustrial
'pect the cnM strike and
" enough coal To with
Months shutdown OF the
zones OF tie Pittsburg-
''pany, adriitt.d that he
rllty thousand men arc
SOIL coal mines OF this
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In Honor Of Mrs. Cleveland.

mcnt of a $50, 900 gift by Andrew Carne-
gle 10 build a library to be called the
Frances Folsom Cleveland library, In
honor of President Clevelands widow
was announced today at tho seventh an
nual reunion Of The Wells college alumni
Mrs. Cleveland Is a member OF the asso-
clatlun,
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sent broadcast over the United States
10y the police department OF this city.
and the mans apprehension is expected
mt any moment Morgan has been posi-
lively identified as the third man who
entered the Fassell store with Thorne
and Hays tse night Of the murder. Eoth
rhorne and HAYS Identify Morgans pho
tograph as a likeness OF Curly.
Since the night OF tbs murder hundreds
OF clues have come To the police officials
of Salt Lake City, all OF which were fol-
lowed with the utmost care and none of
which brought results Men whose rec
ords were known to the police depart
mcnt were shadowcd and II seen acting
suspiciUusly were taken TO police head
quarters and put through 4 slilling cN-
animation regarding their Whereabouts
between tho hours OF $50 and 9:3D O'Clock
Saturday night last II they were able
TO offer satisfactory elibis they were inn
mediarely released. but those who we're
unable To show such alibis were charged
with vagrancy until their stories could
be investigated by members OF the de-
partment.
Dragnet Catches Many.
The dragnct which was thrown across
the city Immediately after ihe murder
by The police department brought In
hundreds OF suspects. all OF whom were
able to prove aiIbis. While ais detec-
tives We're busily engaged In ralSing the
city Chief OF Detectives Sheets was
working night and day on the case iudi-
vidually. Every person who had been
near the store on the night of the murder
was questioned regarding the appearance
of the men by the chief OF detectives or
by some OF his men.
In his examination OF the statements
of + y. Boyd the delivery man en-
ployed al the store, Chief Sheets came
across the clue for which he had been
vainly searching. Boyds wife had been
in the vicinity OF the store shortly before
the murder was committed. and when
Thorne and Hays she remembered. she
thought. that they were the rnen wlom
she had seen in company with young
Morgan near tire store. She was person
ally acquainted with Morgan ard mad
seen him that fatal night in company
graph OF Morgan was secured and shown
TO Mrs. BOYD, she was positive In her
declaration that he was the man she had
seen with rhornc and Hays.
Cursed With Wanderlust.
Norgan's rast record was Immediately
looked into by Chief Sheets who discov-
cred that the Young man had been away
from Lls home In this city for the past
three wears. but had returned Wednesday
last from Nevada. Morgan had no police
record hut since the death OF his 'nother
three years ago he had pecu cursed with
the wandcrlust and had never remained
lt his home for long period since his
mother died.
chief Sheets believes that Morgan is
but another example of the youth led
istray by Keeping bad company. The
police department has. since the discor-
.Ty of Curlys identity gathered positive
evidence connecting him with the crime.
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likely IN
l|NOUS FIELD
increase Will Pre-
1rsIizing of Coal
iug Industry.
RRENCE FAILS
4 UNDERSTANDING
A. Nav Be Adjusted
|Idyance Is
6rsnted.

n March 29.-Only an
..e in wages will pre-
and widespread strikes
e cnaI mines, according
4 by the special commit
Isd Mine Workers here
ling the final disagree
,vtIon of the joint con-
,sntral competitive field.
.rsed by the miners for
of work after the ex-
nresent agreements at
tay will admit OF no
{sr as wages arc con-
a questions. there is
neut. and the general
ii tonight is that no
nn will be the result. eN-
,essiening aspect over
'nnsylvania and Illinois
d an Increase.
oiners' demands are that
rye TO pay increased
,ts q TON on pick mined
n proportionate advances
40 OF mining and out
prereauisitc 10 other
ne other questions.
.,auce in pay assured
.niInucd in the mines af-
4 soIution of the minor
A the national executive
MON approves action TO
1Istrict officers,
5czrd Is made the final
a ihe union Is concerned,
|ssiy forbidden 10 modify
4 In Some States.
\ made that agreements
br states, districts or
-|rts. This may have a
4 In Ohio and Indiana.
|rators in these states 1t
hold out against the ad-
rorision may also work
|he southwestern fields.
operstors have left the
Pcnnsylvania men. and
aimed tonight expressed
n the outlook.
q Indiana operators be-
r|cl will reach an agree
|onal executive board of
rs wiQ take UP Its work
tomotow.
IS the Outlook.
Preeldent Lewis issued a
rI Esvlewing the outlook
e1ce, except in a few in
n. IN part
10 reach an agreement in
HAT Invention which has
Ior ihree weeks. Will have
~ on the mining Industry
There may be temporary
<ons Of the districts UNI
n neach the operators and
|fome.
ufi OF the tonnage repre-
Ohio operators will he
ma week. The situation
Eeslern Pennsylvania may
for a couple oL
II longer. hut | am salts
hing WILL be Strengthened
n furthey serious trouble.
Efs In coal Will be the most
All the men who tried To
'lrike affecting the entire
, they will pay the PEN
nm f0lly"
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Hines 10 Close.

AHreh 29,-MInes which
tons of coal annually
ne down Saturday night.
nru new contracts Will
next Monday, No short :
Apeeted II mines do not
L1nths.
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Fire in Tulsa.

TULSA, Okla, March 29.-Tire last
night destroyed property valued at $780,
000 In the Glenn pool oil field Twenty
five oil rigs and twenty tanks were con-
sumed The fire started in the prairie
near the oil fields
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Astor Is Reelected,

POUGHKEEPSIE. n. Y, March CO.
Col. John Jacob Astor has been reelected
to his old place as warden of the EDis-
copal Church OF the Messiah at Rhine
beck, by unanimous vote Of the vestry.
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gMy Alternative

Ind, March "a
psHcretary and treasurer
,o'luminous Coal Opcr-
said tonight: There
4 av~ but a strike. The
euect April l."
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ines TO Suspend.

Ia. March 29.-Iowa
operations at 4 O'Clock
n' TINS was announced
n.y. n.y. workers on receipt Of
I, e'ne'nnati conference had
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Cursed With Wanderlust.
IMMUTABLE LAW OF
TRIBE IS INDICATED

ALTURAS. Cal, March 90
Satisfying the decree of his chief
and conforming to the laws OF
his tribe by paving the doctor 8
fee and purchasing the rude cor,
fin for the man he had stabbed
TO death, Henry Dickins, n
Modoc county Indian, surren-
dcred to Deputy Sheriff Dawson
here yesterday and asked q trial
under the code of the white
man.
Dickins confessed he had killed
GopolaitY, lawless Indian
known throughout the mountain
country Of northern California,
He brought proof with him
which convinced coroner's Jury
that IN killing the Indian he had
acted in self defense and after
the preliminary hearing a verdict
of justifable homicide with
Recommendation that Dickins be
discharged from custody was
rendered. Dickins viii be given
hearing before a magistrate
in few days.