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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-07
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PLAYS 4E1 PLAYERS

Those Odd Fellows" are certainly
entitled to the rating. Every line
is bright and every action is orig
inal. They have the knack of get
ting the laugh out of the omst Gym
ical vaudeville crank Valentine
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ORPHEUM-To say that the bill
best in weeks is no eXaggeration.
The Four Fords, the headline dane
ing act, are enough superior to
anything else in their line to COM
mand their position on the bill.
Granville and Rogers, billed as
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G Q Min u E D
r o
p A @ E O n E.
WANT JEFF

planning to take him to his south
ern California ranch tonight
"Jeffries suffered a mental and
nervous breakdown in the rub
room," said Cornell. That was
shortly after noon on the day of the
fight. He collapsed under the
strain. We were puzzled what to
do. We hoped for the best. There
was no turning back at that stage.
Jeffries was in fine physical con-
dition, and it was that which kept
him going the - rounds. He went
into that ring like a dish cloth,
with his strength and mental pow.
ers gone. We thought he might
work out oc it. He shook his head
in the ring, trying to get right, but
it was no use
A local sport writer, who spent
TWO months in the Jeffries camp,
both at Rowardennan and at Moana
Springs, said today:
"Jeffries has a disposition and
will all his own and the free rein
he exercised in training himself was
not in accordance with his own
best wishers. His trainers thought
best to coincide with him, and this
clearly worked against the final
test that came so disastrOusly.
BEATEN BEFORE IN RING.
The facts in nutshell point to
Jim Jeffries being a beaten man
before he crawled through the
ropes and his fight against Johnson
was only for the matter Of putting
it before the public that de-
manded it.
The big fellows nerves went to
pieces at 1870 Monday afternoon
as near as can be figured. He had
Just returned from a stroll on the
road with Frank Gotch and had pro-
ceeded to his rub room to go under
a massage by Roger Cornell. Gotch
had noticed the mental struggle be-
cause of the big fellows disinclina-
ton to talk. lie was rational on the
OUTSIDE Dut an old lfiehd IKE Golch
noticed the change the minute they
started out on the ROAD.
SHOOK LIKE A LEAF.
IN the run room Jeiirles nerves
gave way entirely. He shook like
leaf, Cornell said, and when he
mad passed the tirst stages OF the
collapse he was as limp as rag,
David LeWlssohn, Jelirles Chicago
friend, tried to have the fight de-
clared OF. but this was decided to be
out oil the question: The trainers
mat knew also thought that Jeftries
would recover his strength shortly,
ana they hoped for the best.
AT any rate, Jofflies was pre-
pared for the encounter. while
Lewissohn having the information
wired cast and tried to hedge on
their bets. The rest Of the story
has been told. Jeffries went into
his dressing room at the arena and
il was there that his brother Jack
discovered his real condition.
What has happened TO Jim?
he whispered anNiousiY in Cornell's
car. Hes as weak as a cat.
'Jeijrles also was troubled men
/ tally. lie refused to talk ana his
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yesterday afternoon for the conyen-
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-24
FORTY HOUSES
IN RUINS At
B|SBEE
.ONLY TWO DROWNED BUT
PROPERTY LOSS 100000
Vast Volume of Water RusbeS
Through GuICh Leaving Death
and Destruction in Arizona
City,

Bishee, Ariz. July 2S,--Two persons
drowned and forty houses swept away
is the result of the flood in Disbee
Friday afternoon,
The dead
DANIEL MURPHY, a painter, aged
40.
MRS. MARY BAKER, aged As,
owner of confectionery store.
II is estimated that the property
loss will be close TO 100000.
The precipitation for less than two
hours and a half was 4 12 inches
This was gathered into vast volume
in the narrow canyons nearby and the
ruch down on the city was terrific.
Because of the flood occurring during
the day time the loss Of life was small.
Mrs. Baker was in her store. when
the retaining wall to the rear collaps-
ed. sweeping the place away. Adioin-
ing this was the paint shop OF the
Murphy brothers and aside from the
man drowned. there were also in the
shop his brother William and John
Sykes. They saved themselves by
catching on tree and a trestle when
the building was struck. As result
OF his experience William Murphy Is
now violently insane.
The city's recently completed un~
derground concrete lined ditch saved
the business portion Of the city from
great damage. The El Paso & South
western railroad tracks were washed
out for distance Of 500 feet Just
below the depot. While II was report
I'd that others had drowned, a search
of the debris for miles down the val
ley has SO far failed to locate any bod
les Brewery avenue bore the brunt
of the flood in the city and II IL piled
deep with many feet Of boulders por-
tions of houses and household goods
Many of the roads throughout Cochise
county have also been washed out
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-24
ARGENTINE DOESN'T WISH 10
DISCUSS MONROE DOCTIsINl

Bucnus Ayres, July 2S.-Attcmpts
made privately by the brazilian dele
gates to the Pan-American congress
TO extend the Monroe doctrine as a
new declaration OF all the American
nations seem not 10 have had fa-
vorabie reception here. The Argen-
tine delegates do not oppose the Mon
roe doctrine. but do not desire to
modify the program as already ar
ranged 10y the Introduction of com
piicated questions.
Although Dr. DE La Plaza, the Ar
gentine foreign minister. has praised
the doctrine the chancellory Of the
Argentine republic seems not 20 be
disposed 10 favor an extension OF the
doctrine in form that would arouse
the suseepubility Of European nations
The American delegates are desirous
not To disavow the initiative OF other
countries. but IN case q proposition H.
submitted 90 extend the Monroe doe
trIne they viii not vote. being snN-
ious above an to avoid discords in
the conference.
Ernest u Wands. the American
commissioner general To the EXPOSE
ton. gave banquet 10 the officials.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-24
AN AZING EAIBEZZI IsAIIlNT
WENT LONG INSUSPECrIED

Louisville, KY July 2s.-John w.
Barr, president OF the Fidelity Trust
COMPANY admitted late this afternoon
that the entire surplus of the COM
pany. St,140.000, had been stolen.
This is supposed to represent the
shortage of Assistant Secretary Ropsc.
now IN Jail here.
August Ropko was the assistant
secretary and general bookkeeper OF
the Fidelity Trust company. regarded
rs one of the soundest financial con-
Germs In Louisville ana believed 70
have been the first trust company or
ganized west of Pittsburg lie had
been IN the employ Of the concern for
eighteen years
About two weeks ago "A shortage OF
So. 600 was accidentally discovered by
one OF Ropkc's assistants ana the mat
ter reported 20 his supcriors. This re-
suited In Ropkcs arrest and his in-
generation on the charge of embez-
element He was sent TO Jail IN de-
fault on $4,000 bail. and account
ants put to work on his books The
shortage grew daily until It reached
the stupendous amount reported today
at a special meeting OF stockholders
held late this afternoon. Some OF
Ropkes property has been recovered
ana turned over to the bank. The FL
dehty Trust company recently issued
81. 600, 600 stock to make good the
loss
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-24
AREA OF RAINFALL EXTENDS
200 MILES NORTH AND SOUTH.

Duglas Ariz.. July 23.--All lfalh
service was crippled on the South
western today. The train due from
Bisbec last night was unable to get
to Douglas or back TO Bisbee' Tho
passengers were brought in this MORN
ing.
There are washouts on the Nacozafl
line south into Mexico and the lrri-
gated low lands in Nacozari valley are
ruined by floods Many cattle We're
drowned in the canyons. A storm ditch
east of Douglas protected this city
Water flooded the Calumet and Arl-
zona smelter doing small damage
The area OF rainfall was the great
est ever known here, extending 2oo
miles north and south
A knights of Columbus delegation
bound for Quebec from Arizona was
held up here, unable to get to Ei Paso'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-24
Has Routed 500 Insurgents and
Uncle Sam Ought to Know
He's the Government of MIC
aragua,
ALLEGES DEPARTMENT OF
STATE Is QUlBBLING
Counsel Files Strong State
ment in Washington Asking
United States TO Recognize
Decree Closing Port,

/ Washington, July 30 - Protest
! against the action OF the state de-
partment Of the United states in re-
fusing to recognize as binding under
internal law the order of Or. Madriz
provisional president of Nicaragua
declaring Bluelields a closed port and
in refusing further TO take seriously
Norways recognition of this order
was made today by CORY NJ. Stadden,
counsel here for the titular govern
ment in Nicaragua.
Report was received by Mr.. Stad-
den from Madriz OF the routing al
Cotalpa. after nine hours of fighting.
OF 500 insurgents and of the capture
of many prisoners, MIR Stadden $
statement concludes with the obscr-
yation that II the state department
will diligently observe internal obliga :
tions due to u friendly state, the in
surrection will soon be suppressed,
with due care for the preservation OF
American lives and property"
The statement in part says:
king Haakon having recognized
President Madriz as the ade lure as
well as de facto government Of Mica
raugua. as all other powers with the
exception of the United states, hav-
ing diplomatic relations with Mica
raugua have done, it was eminently
proper for him TO recognize the de-
cree closing the port of Blueiields
This action was based upon a formal
protest that vessels flying the Nor
wegian flag had committed hostile
acts toward q friendly government
thereby mourning liability to seizure.
1T should be beneath the dignity
Of the state department to quibble
over the character Of the gunboat
Venus which was publicly purchased
in the United states for the titular
government cf Nicaragua. IT she is
operating unlawfuly she may be
seized as a pirate. AS she has not
been seized it must be presumed that
she is operating entirely within the
law and she should not have been
driven away from Bluctields by the
American commander.
"AIl of the official acts Of President
Madriz since he assumed office in
December have stamped the lie upon
the eyil reports issuing from insur-
gent sources that he is not sympa-
thctic toward the United states and
American interests in Nicaragua.
president Madrz has neither sym-
pathy for nor affiliation with former
President Zelaya.'
Protest against the murder by the
revolutionists of Chichow. Chinese
at san Pedro del Norte, has
been made by the Chinese residents
of Nicaragua 20 the representative
here Of their government.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-24
ROOSEVELT CAN SPEAK FOR
HIMSELF. SAYS POINDENTER

Seattle Wash, July 23.-In open
ing his campaign for the nomination
to the United States senate Congress
man Miles PoindeXter of Spokane, in
surgent. declared that he had been
mispuoted in being credited with say
ing that Colonel Roosevelt had en-
dorscd his candidacy.
Colonel Roosevelt is fully capable
of speaking FOR himself" he said.
and he is going TO speak for him
self before many days have gone by.
ana he viii make his position clear
to you on those subjects which my
distinguished opponents are making
the central feature of this campaign.
These men. going about the state
supporting Roosevelt and al the same
time denouncing his policies, are trN-
ing 10 ride into office through man
whom they personally dislike
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-24
ONE MILLION
SHORTAGE Of
SECRETARY
"a, ;
HUGE DEFALCATl0N BY
TRUST COMPANY OFFICIAL
Bookkeeper Trusted for Eigh-
teen Years In Jail Charged
With StupendouS SteaIings in
Louisville, !,

Louisville, July 2s.--August Ropkc.
assistant secretary ana boolSkccpcr of
the Fidelity Trust company is be-
lieved TO have made away with ST.
10000, the entire surplus OF the con-
corn, according 10 statement made
late today by John W Barr president
OF the company. RoplSe has been
locked up for ten days. unable 90 fur
nish BAH IN the sum Of $4,000. lie
was a heavy spceulator and lost large
sums Il is said, in Wall street and
the Chicago board OF trade Mr
Barr's announcement WAS made aftor
a special meeting Of the stockholders,
Mr. Barr said the stockholders had
been told that the entire capital stock
of the concern was intact. but TINT
the surplus WAS gone. The loss
through this detalcation viii be met
by an issue of stock, aggregating ST.
100000 which will be issued 10 stock
holders at par. The stockholders
have already agreed 1t Is understood,
to subscribe the fun amount
August Rcpke is German about
and has always enjoyed the CONT
denre OF his business associates. He
lived unostentatlously aud indulged In
only one luxury as Tar as his friends
knew. and that was an automobile.
The craze for speculation reused
him. however and he begun dabhling
IN stocks and grain several years ago.
He was successful for e time, but
losses followed and he tried to reeoup.
one year he Is reported 70 have made
S200 900 only 10 have lost IL a month
or SO later
Rcpkc had been in the employ Of
the bank for eighteen years
one day about two weeks ago, q
shortage OF $4,000 was accidentally
discovered by one OF Ropke's assist
ants and the matter was reported To
his superiors This resulted IN
Ropke's arrest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-24
HlBERNlANS WOULD FREE
EMERALD ISLE FROM YOKE

Portland, ore. July 23--The Amai-
gamation of the two branches of tho
Ancient order of Hibernians In ire
land. the United Irish league and Clan
Na Gael with the Ancient order OF
Hibernians i'm the United states, with
a coalition of various allied societies te
the end that Ireland be freed from
English rule and given the status et
an Independent race among the world
nations. Is the principle underlying a
resolution adopted early today By the
convention of the Ancient order OF
nihernians The convention finally
adjourned after selecting Chicago as
the place for the next convention.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-24
SWOPE POISON EXPERT
DIES WITHOUT LICENSE

kansas City. July 23.--Dr. Chasing
Hatred Chase Jordan, the scii-styled
"South American specialist who Zig
urcd in the swope poison case. died
al his office IN Kansas city. Kan. to-
night Dr. Jordan Is said 10 have re-
celVed $4,000 for bis professional
services 10 Mrs Logan %. and chris
man Swope, the latter whom Or.
HYDE is charged with poisoning. His
death WAS due to bronchitis.
At the time Of his death, conn
plaint had been filed against him by
the state board of medical registra-
tipn. charging him Win practicing
medicine without a license.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-24
SENATOR
READY TO Be
SACRIFICED
GORE OF OKLAHOMA SAYS
HE'LL TAKE NOMINATION
ModeStIy ConfeSSeS He Is Good
Enough Presidential TIMBER
Hopes Republicans Will Nom
mate InSurgent Candidate,


Tulsa. okla, July 2S.-Senator
Gore told an audience here this att
ernoon that he considered himself
good timber for the democratic nom
ince for president
''The difference between Jeffer-
sonian democrat, like myself. and
Lincoln republican, Ike La Toilette
is so slight that I who am blind, can't
see Il. and YOU who have your natural
cyesight can't see it. either, he said.
II hope and pray that the republicans
Will nominate either Bristow. Cum-
minis or La Toilette. And / hope the
democrats win nominate good
progressive democrat, like me.
Here the audience laughed.
81 can't tell whether you are laugh
ing for me or at me" Gore said.
I'VE are for you for president the
audience shouted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-24
MANY KILLED AND WOUNDED
IN BATTLE AT COMALAPA

Managua. July 23.--President Mad
riz today announced a victory over the
insurgents by General Vasquez, who
occupied Comalapa General Vas
quez In command of two hundred
men, was attacked by four hundred
PROFESSIONALS. During the engagement
General Valdez, with reinforcements.
surprised the PROFESSIONALS, attacking
them from the rear. MANY were kill
ed or wounded on both sides Gen
eral Valdez suffered serious injuries.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-24
AMERICAN TRADE TO BIZ
RESUMID WITH BITETIEIDS

NeW brIeans. july 23.-rrade be
tween American ports and Bluefields,
Nicara qua. T. 10 be resumed as re-
suit Of the action Of the American
state department in declaring Blue
fields an open port. II was announc-
ed tonight that the steamer Dictator
would sail tomorrow morning The
Inspector cleared today for Biuefields
eous cargo.
Following the receipt today or .
statement given cut by the foreign Of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-24
HARTMAN WORTH
OVER s7I,OQ0,OO0
Receipt of S675,00O by State
Under Tax Laws Shows I'M
menSe Wealth of Late Wiz
ard of the Railroad World.


New York. July .3.-Edward VT.
Hartman Was worth over $1,000 600
At the time Of his death. The records
OF the state comptroiier's office. into
which inheritance taxes are paid.
was made public today. that Charles
4. Peabody. president OF the Mutual
Life Insurance company. who has act
ed as Mrs. Harrimans adviser since
her husbands death. paid on March
last. $575.0Oo. the amount % which
the state IS entitled under the trans
fer tax laws. A little arithmetic
shows that the estate on which this
tax was paid. was valued al s7l o53.-
737.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-24
RAWN FAR TOO
FEARLESS To
TAKE LIFE
WOULD FACE TROUBLES
SAYS CENTRAL PRESIDENT
Secret Investigation in Home
of Dead Monon Executive
Fails to Confirm Story of the
Murder,



Chicago, July 23.-~The results Of a
secret Investigation OF the death OF
Ira G. Rawn president Of the Monon
route, made within few hours af-
ter his death Wednesday morning,
from a bullet wound became known
today The investigation was made
by "A private detective agency which
had been employed in the Illinois
Central Investigations and two men
are said TO have made careful cx-
animation of the promises and the
servants without making themselves
known.
There Were four servants sleeping In
the house the night Of the death Ac-
cording TO the report OF the detec-
lives, OF those, three slept on the
ground floor, above the room where
Of these heard any sound until the
death OF Mr. Rawn was known to his
family
Johanna Solberg maid who slept
on the third floor, declared she was
awake at 1880 o'clock aud that she
heard the shot fireo
The two detectives declared the all
legged Jimmy marks on the screen
door Of the Rawn home which the in
truder was supposed to have made
while gaining an entrance were on
the inside of the door.
William g. Brown, president Of the
New York Central lines, who reached
here late today. in discussing the
death of MIR Rawn, said.
IRA g. Rawn was q fearless man,
and one who would not take his own
lie to avoid personal danger OF trout
BILE. | have known him since boy
hood"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-24
MINNEAPOLIS MAN LEADS
IN MINNESOTA PRIM AIRY

st. Paul, July 23.-Returns receiv-
ed tonight from q large number Of
the democratic county conventions
held today to select delegates 10 the
state convention, Indicate an over
whelming sentiment Tor John Lind Of
Minneapolis, former governor OF The
state. as candidate for governor.
on the issue Of county option, the
party I'm the state seems divided.