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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-16
INSURANCE MAN
IS ARRESTED

Henry Rose, representing him.
self to be a solicitor for life in
surance, was taken in by Patrol
man Dyment last night for inves-
tigation. On his person was
found a newspaper clipping stat
inging that a woman named Edna
Rose had attempted to kill ne,-
self because deserted by her hus-
band and it is suspected that Rose
is the man.
Rose admits the company nc
pretended to represent has NO H.
cense to do business in this state.
Some laborers say he sold policies
TO their friends in Everett, col
lected IS from each and then new
er delivered the policies. His
career will be looked into.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-16
MAKES
CHANGE Of
FRONT
'(By United Press Leased Wire. }

(By United Press Leased Wire
WASHINGTON, D. c., Mar. 16
Unofficial announcement today
that japan has decided on a SUD
den change of front and is now
planning to submit a proposition
to the United States government
in which this country will be In.
vite dto assist Japan is guarantee.
ing the "open door" policy in toe
Far East, both startled and pleas.
ed diplomats here.
According to advices OF the
Japanese embassy here, the new
plan will be made known to Secre-
tary Knox within a few days. II
is known that the mikado is ar.
ranging to make the United States
,ap informal ally in the domino.
1ich of the Orient.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-16
BEGINS WORK ON
SIXTH AVENUE
EXTENSION

Contractor w. ]. Murphy sent
out large force of men today
and began active work on the
Sixth avenue extension. Much
grading is to be done on this jof
before the paving can be laid and
the grading will take several
weeks. A camp will be made
along the line and the men kept
right on the job.
1t has been expected that the
street railway would extend rs
line to the Narrows when this
street is put through but 1t can.
not ask for franchise without
first building the Bismarck line
without FORGETTING $1,000 to tbs
CITY as it has contract to thu,
effect with the council.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-16

U. s. Marshal Slater and Assist
ant District Attorney Hudson are
on the reservation getting evi-
dence now for the case and viii
be back In couple OF days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-16
GETTING EVIDENCE
AGAINST INDIAN

Fred Pope, the Quinault In
dian held here for the murder of
Hob Williams and Adam Hawk,
will probably be arraigned the
latter part of this week before
Commissioner Bridges. Deputy
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
WhiSkerS Like JOe'S
 Starts Big Ovatian
 for Initiative Owner
Woman Tries to Embrace Innocent Counterpart of
 the "Iron Duke"

WASHINGTON, D. C., March 3l.- "Hurrah for Uncle Joe Cannon,' yell ed big crowd in Center Market. The enthusiastic admirers of the "Iron Duke' surged up and down the airles of the big building, overturning onions, eggs and potatoes in their anxiety to catch a glimpse of their hero
 In the middle of the excited throgg an elderly gentleman with ruddy face and gray chin whiskers, his teeth firm ly gripping a big black cigar, was seen making violent efforts to get away from the ovation. An elderly woman of decided embonpoint made an effort to embrace him.
 Dear Uncle Joel" she cried, Let me tell you that all the people love you, and we just hate these horrid, busy body insurgents. I'd just like to scratch their eyes out" she added, as the embarrassed citizen strove to shake her off.
 Finally the ruddy man with consid- erable effort, succeeded in getting away. He clambered into a big automobile and amid lusty cheers for ''Uncle Joe, " waved his adieu.
 The ruddy man was Hiram B. Weeks, of s. Albans, Vt. The daughter, whom he has been visiting, is the wife of Representative Ernest w. Roberts of Massachusetts. He is 74 years old, the same age as Speaker Cannon, and both were born in the same month
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
HAD FORTY POCKETS
 FULL OF CASH
Farmer Nearly Swamps Bank With Varied Collec-
 tion of Currency

CARROLL, Iowa, March 3l.-Ar- rayed in heavy overcoat, an ordinary coat, vest, overalls and two pairs of trousers, Hans Krupp, an old German farmer living near here, walked into the German Bank of Carroll, told. the cashier he wanted to deposit a little money to pay for a farm, and then be- gan shedding bills. No exact count was made, but the old man evidently had about forty pockets and every one seemed to be full of paper money.
 He unloaded it from one pocket at a time, throwing the bills on the counter in wads as he removed them When he had labOred for 10 minutes and had a huge pile of money on the counter he hesitated moment and then suddenly dived down into his complicated system of pockets and began to shed more bills.
 From every pocket he pulled out many rolls of bills, none of which were of denomination greater than $1O and most of which were fves.
 He again stopped and asked the cashier to count, and at the finish, it was found that the old German had laid more than $25, ,000 on the counter. It had long been a joke that Krupp seem ed to have his pockets filled but no one dreamed that he would carry $25,000 around for months loose in his pockets.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
SEEMED LIKE SHE
 WAS GLAD 0F II
So Says Witness in Hearing of Accused Murderess
 of Husband

WATSEKA, H., March 31.-That Mrs Lucy Sayler, leaning over the body of her slain husband, J. B. Sayler, de- clared it was all his fault, was the tes- timony which stood out sharply today in the trial of Mrs, Saylorf her father, John Grunden and Dr. w. R. Miller, for the murder of Sayler.
 Two sisters of the slain banker de- clared that such was the utterance of Mrs. Sayler beside the corpse in the Sayler home. One of them, Mrs. Ida S,need caused consternation in the crowded court room by saying that Mrs. Sayler "Looked is if she felt like say ing to the body of my brother, We have got you where we want you. :"
 This remark was ruled out of the evidence.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
Matter Will Be Taken Up at Meeting of Executive
 Committee Today
GOES TO TUCSON TO
 ARRANGE FOR TRAIN
Also Preparing to Initiate Plan for Big Fourth of
 July Celebration

If the opinion of certain members of the executive, committee of the cham Der of commerce can be taken as an in dex to the action of that body, at a meeting to be held in this city today, the resignation of Secretary R. c. Roh- rabacher of the chamber of commerce will probably not be accepted.
 Owing to the absence from this city of J. D. Coplen, a member of the eX- ecutive committee, no action was taken upon Secretary Rohrabacher s resigna- tion yesterday. A meeting for that pur- pose is scheduled today, however, at which time the matter will probably be settled.
 Secretary Rohrabacher stated yester- day that he had been requested by sev- eral members of the executive commit tee and by a number of the members of the board of governors, to withdraw his resignation and retain his position, at salary of $250 per month.
 If this feeling is shared by the mem- bers of the executive committee and the chamber of commerce generally, See retary Rohrabacher will continue in his present position, he stated, after consid- ering the matter.
 For the purpose of taking up with the officials of the Randolph system the matter of an excursion to San Fran cisco, early in July. Secretary Rohra- bacher will leave this morning for Tucson.
 He expects to take the matter up through R. s, Stubbs, freight and traf fife manager of the Randolph system, and make arrangements for big south western excursion to the Golden Gate, which, while having it's origin in this city, will be made up of special cars from all parts of the territory and from Fl PasO as well.
 This excursion is already attracting attention from all parts of the terri tory and will probably result in a big delegation visiting San Francisco and other coast points.
 During his visit to Tucson, Secretary Rohrabacher expects to make arrange ments with the Southern Pacific for ex- cursion rates to this city at the time of the Fourth of July celebration, which is now being planned for this city. He will probably visit other territorial cities during his trip, in an effort to secure the cooperation of other cities in this affair.
 MT, Rohrabacher will probably re- turn to this city next Wednesday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
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"Classmates is being used by the stock companies.
 Fanny Ward has a new comedy call ed ''An Unlucky Star"
 John Hyams and Leila Mcintyre are to star in a new musical comedy.
 Charles Richman will retire from Mary Mannering's company as leading man.
 George c. Tyler has engaged E. S. Willard to make another American tour
 Two of the Fitch plays, 'The Wo- man in the Casep and "The City" are to be produced in Paris.
 Julia Nelson s daughter has re- placed her in the cast of "Henry of Navarro" at the New Theater, Lon don.
 Mabel Harrison may go into vaude- vile with a monoIogue and a roper tory of new songs by Joseph Howard.
 Henrietta Crosman intends to spend the simmer in Europe and to open her American season in October with a new play.
 Amelia Bingham has wen great praise from the critics in London tor her per formance in "Great Moments in Great Plays"
 Moses HarowitZ, who died the other day, wrote more than sixty plays in Yiddish, all of which were produced in the Giddish theaters of New York.
 Nat c. Goodwin will star in an adap- tation of "The Prodigal Father'' by Owen Davis. He is to be under the man. agement of Wm. A. Brady this season.
 Blanch Ring, Nora Bayes, Christie Macdonald and Emma Carus are to be official tellers of the chorus girl s beau ty contest at the Actors Fund fair.
 Charles Cherry will star in April under Daniel Frohman s management in Edward Peple's play "The Spit fire" He has been starring hereto fore in "The Bachelor.
 "NWaste," new play by Porter Elm erson Browne, author of GA Fool There Was," was produced in Philadelphia the other night, with William R. Mack and Thais Magraine in the leading roles.
 'Old Friends" and "The Twelve pound LOCK, Dy J. M. Baffle, ana 'The Sentimentalists, by George Mer- edith, have recently been produced at Charles Frohman $ new repertory the ater in London.
 Marie Tempest has crossed the At lantic ocean more than twenty times. Miss Tempest first appearance in America was in the light opera "Dor- othy,' in which she, had previously made a hit in London.
 Gertrude Elliott, sister of Maxine FL iiott and wife of Johnston Forbes Rob ertson, will appear next season in New York at the head of her own company. During the summer she will play in London in "The Dawn of a Tomorrow.
 Baby Burnitt", new comedy by Winchell Smith, author of "The For tune Hunter," will be played for the first time at Atlantic City on April 4, with Wallace Eddinger in the title part. The piece is dramatization of George Randolph Chester's novel, "The Max ing of Bobby Burnitt."
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
NEVADA TRA|NMEN
 READY ID STRIKE

TONOPAH, New, March 3l.-Confer- ences between officials of the Tonopah & Goldfield railroad and a committee of trainmen employed on the lines, having failed to reach peaceful results, a strike of conductors, brakeman, engineers and fremen over the entire system will probably occur before the end of the week. The company annOuncd it's in tention of increasing the hours of the working day from eight to ten with out change of wages. This notification caused the breach.
 The railroad officials refuse to arbi- trate. The new schedule goes into eff feet tomorrow and a number of strike breakers from San Francisco have ar rived.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01

w. H. Becker, the engineer who has charge of the construction of the dam at the Wightman ranch near Geronimo. arrived in this city last evening for a brief visit.
 Ph. Freudenthal of Stafford, arrived last evening and will spend few days in this city on business.
 Miss Lillian Archer arrived last ev-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01

The ladies are especially invited to call at the Globe Commercial company s store Saturday and try a cup of PRESI- DENT coffee.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
CONGRESS MIGHT
 ADJOURN MAY I5

WASHINGTON, D. C., March 3l.- Aldrch, on leaving the White House today following call on the president, said congress may be able to adjourn May l5. Other leaders, however. be- lieve opposition to several administra- ton bills may delay the date much longer.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
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Mrs. L. Hunsaker left yesterday morning for Thatcher, where she will spend few days visiting friends.
 Dr. and Mrs. w. A. Holt returned last evening from Los Angeles and other California points, W here they have spent the past month.
 $. w. Clawson arrived last evening from Los Angeles and will be here short time on business. MT. Clawson is general manager of the Arizona Mich igan Mining company.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 31.-Thc Portland and San Francisco teams of the Coast league played tie game ? to 2-today, which was called at the end of the fifteenth inning on account of darkness. Score:
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
TOBACCO WORKERS
 WANT MORE WAGES
Three Thousand on Strike
 in Kentucky

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 3l.-More than 5000 white and negro men, women and children employed in the Ameri- can Tobacco company stemmeries struck today for higher wages.
 Twice today the police were called to keep the strikers orderly as they marched from one factory to another. Ten arrests were made.
 Nearly 5000 other employees threaten to strike in the plug tobacco and cigar departments.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01

Don t miss the coiree demonstration at the Globe Commercial company s store Saturday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
SANTA ROSA CHILD
 KILLED BY AUTO

SANTA ROSA, Cal, March 3l.- Stepping directly in the path of an au- tomobile driven by w. McArthur, nine year-old William Andrews was struck and crushed to death this evening. Me Arthur was not arrested, as those who witnessed the accident testified that it was unavoidable.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND IN
 1915 SLOGAN OF NEW CLUB
Boosters Club to Have Slogan of Progress Secretary Rohrabacher Laying Plans for Organization
 Band Concert Last Night Success
Globe 25.OOO in 1915!

F Z,U the idea preached to the people of this city last night Rohrabacher the chamber concert a chamber headquarters
 Globe the Globe district Boosters of 195'' This the chamber of will be designed work harmony with that institution and along similar although expected embrace the population of the
 
 whether his
 
 committee of that organization that he would complete the + organization Boosters Cub'' at early date nights pronounced and the probably mdweek held early the evening" order that they not conflict with other + amusements of the Rohrabacher received communication from the Mill Valley
  pictures Woods being prepared will forwarded within
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01

50VICIIVS' oIVOH anu IsHVI -IIIItT, Ames and Berry.
 SACRAMENTO, March 31.-OakIand 3; Sacramento ?.
 LOS ANGELES, March 3I.-Vernon 10; Los Angeles 4.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01

ening from Stafford and will be the guest of Mrs. Nora s. Clark, corner of Ma pie and DevereauX streets.
 Mrs. G. C. Miles expects to leave this morning for Los Angeles where she will spend a few weeks visiting friends, after which she will join her husband, who recently accepted a position in Mexico.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-01
EGYPTIANS SORE
 ON EX-PRESIDENT

GENEVA, March 3l.-The Young Egyptian committee has published a protest against Colonel Roosevelt s speech at Cairo, declaring his remarks offensive to the whole nation and made only with the object of pleasing his official hosts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-02
EXPO WILL BOOST
SOUTHERN STATES
~----------
Knoxville Proposes to Hold Big
Industrial Show in
Fall.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.1
KNOXVILLE, TENN, July 2.--For
the Appalachian Exposition. to be
held in Knoxville September 10 to
October IL. the railroads OF the south
eastern territory have granted ex-
tremely low rates. which insure the
success OF the enterprise, making
possible the the attendance Of thou
sands The exposition being espe-
ciaily designed for tho States OF the
Appalachian region, Tennessee. vH-
gfnia. West Virginia. North Carolina.
South Caroiinn. Georgia, Alabama
and Kentucky, there II sure to DO q
large patronage OF the coach excur-
sions TO be run on Tuesdays ana
Thursdays duSing the exposition Pc
rfod for which the rate will be APP
proxffhately one cent par mile traS-
4led. Tickets eoid fer these exour-
sions win be good only In coaches-
Tickets at approximately 1-2
cents per milo travelled will be on
sale during the ekposition. These
win b. good IN Pullman sfeepers and
allow tan days' stay In Knoxville.
II ID expected that at least $50, Dou
persons with visit the exposition. One
81 Its most enthusiastic boomers 4
Passenger Traffic Manager 3. n. Hard
wick, Of the Southern Railway Com
pany. which has several lines cOnverg-
I'm at KnoxviIle, Tho Southern II
very much Interested IN the auccecs
az tho expedition, q Aas been its
uniform policy with such esiterprjses
In the South, and Il cooperating with
tn management 70 the FULLEST extent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-02

meet the Richmond crew at West
Point every year.
Mr.. Guyernator did not ask Cap
tain Crawford to participate In any
other events than the eight-oared
shell race. but II ID probable that
there will be some other events In
the regatta.
In National Regatta.
Captain Crawford win soon HAYS
the crew on the river training for
their big race In the national egatts
60 be held In Warrington on the Po-
tomac river In the middle OF August.
This regatta II open to the entire
country, and many OF the finest OARS
men and fastest crews In tbs country
will participate.
The virg1uians will not be In the
senior eigft-oared race. hut win row
In . special eight-oared junior race
and may enter q shell In the inter
mediate race Captain Crawford sayl
that this has not yet been decided.
Tho crew with be considerably
strengthened by the three men who
ruwed with the Richmond College
crew In the last race hare.
These were three OF tho strongest
men In last years crew, and they
will doubtless all three make posi-.
lions when tho crew Il picked tor tne
national regatta
Coach Hecox WIN soon begin hi
work with the crew. and II he g -
successful as In years past the Vtr-
ginians will make q good allowing II
the big race, No work Will be dene
by the crew until the arrival Of the
coach.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-02
BE ATTELL PICKS
JEfFR|Es TO WIN
Burns and Landlord Also Declare
That Boilermaker Will De-
feat johnson.

JEFrRIES' TRAINING CAMP,
MoANA SPRINGS, NEW. July A.
JsfEries held q lcvee yesterday. He
shook hands with some 400 men ana
nearly evscy one of the lot bears q
name known to the sporting world
from ons end Of the country to the
other.
The thronging adhsrents OF the
white champion passed before Elm ~
he. stood In front of the moving pic
tdre machine.
sporting writer's and just mere men
In the procession that streamed be-
tween the eye OF the camera and the
pugsfist. Among them John L. Sui
Ivan, George L. -rting. Tommy BurnS
Abe Atteii, Sam Langford, Battling
Nelson, Bill LANCE and Hugh McIn-
tosh were prominent. To ecah aeff-
ries extended his hand and 10 each
he accorded a smile.
After the photosraphing was over
Jeffries strolled apart with Abe At
tel. The two were in conference for
nearly an hour. Jenries bent over
the little fighter. listening mtsntty fo
every word Attell uttered.
Abe Atteli was in Jack O'Brien's
corner when the latter met Jack
johnson in Philadelphia less than Q
year axo The bantamwesghs told
the undefeated heavyweight to-day
that o'Brien made johnson looE
foolish, on many occasions during
that ngnL $40 rastnas ,hsf
should use me ms,rs, ana h,sck
nxntar. he nauss sa,,var ana Jefr-
would nave .ens.ss nas..ra,sa -.
raes Maeesa "'en
tention. 80. -. aac,ar.a Inn,
AFTER .ns s s.ssn ~ s,,r,,risA al
e $3.50 was ann.ayancs' Hr said that he
rsal hsen ,ni.lea by pictures of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-02

him within less than an hour after
he had been in a cell at the First
Station.
1t was the scheme OF the negro 70
visit the harness places OF BENZ. 4.
Crump & Company and Thomas 3.
and other harness and have the bills
charged to the transfer company for
which he worked.
In the month OF June. he bought
eleven articles from the CrAmp people
and as many more from the letter har-
ness store.
The>negro's house In jackson Ward.
was Allied with all kinds OF things that
are used about a horse.
Taken to the station house he was
given a sweating" and confessed TO
the numerous crimes. He win be ar
raigned On the Fourth OF July befUs
Justice Crutchfield.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-02
EDUCATORS MEET
To HEAR SPEAKERS
Gather in Boston Where Many
Addresses Will Be De
ivered.

BOSTON. MASS. July a.-Delega-
tons representing nearly every sduca-
tionaI center in the United States were
on hand when the forty-eiEhth annual
convention Of the National UducA-
tionaI Association opened here to-day.
It win be In session for week dur
ing which time educational matter
will be discussed and debated from
every angle ana plans perfected for
improving the system Of education In
America
Monday President Taft win motor
to this city to address the association.
This will be the big day Of the meet
Ing AZ. In addition to tho preatdent.
David starr Jordan of stanford tint.
versity; President Lowell Of Harvard.
and Governor Kitchin. OF North Caro-
lima, are booked to speak.
When the convention was called "a
order to-day In the new old South
church. DR.. Joseph Swain. president 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-02
Tmfouia Results.

Dafonia Results.
First race. selling, purse $500. four
and half furlongz-Liiy Paxton first,
Molly Mog second. Dancing Queen
third. Time, .G4,
Second race, purse $500. fivs and q
half furlongs-Indian Girl first. Nook
Ter second. Crex third. Time. 1907 as.
Third race. purse 1900. one mile
Carlton q. first. Charles r. Granger
second. Aigronei third. Time. 1:4D.
Fourth race. purse 1900. Elk fur
lonEa--Emperor william farst. Dainty
Dame second. Myles O'Connell third.
Time. 1:13.
Fifth race. selling. purse 1900, SIX
furiongs--Aspirin first. Gemmeii Sec
ond. Billy Bodemer third. Time.
1:13 2-5.
Sixth race. selling. purse $500, mile
and an eighth--Colyne first. Still
Alarm second. ornamosa third. Time,
LBS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-02
ROOSEVELT INVITED
TO WITNESS BATTLE
Jack Gleason Telegraphs Ex'
President Asking Him to Be
at Ringside.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 3.--Jaek
Gfs&son has invited former President
Roosevelt BY wire to attend the Reno
fight. The message II - follower
ZION. Theodore Roosevelt. Oyster Bay.
New York;
with sincersst hope IA your abil-
ity 70 attend extend you nm invita-
Reno, Nevy July I. This u but 1 slight
token Of my appreciation for th0 many
conrtesies extended ~ you TO mo whils
visiting Warrington duriny your oc-
cup4noy Ut the White House. with
best wishes. JACK GLEASON"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-02

There many why you should electric
vehicle for pleasure and business purposes,
The Sectrc vehicle field 81 own that compares
favprb with the gas in the various pleasure and business
phases, $500 zs Asss ss49s
The driving of electric vehicle be done equally well
same ri each. s 81
TN 1xenuous work Of craning and chaneg gcars are
the thSs that the 81 the electric vehicle eliSfeG