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DIES DEFENDING SHOW GIRL.


MEMPHIS Tenn. Nov O. Rice A Pierc..
Jr son Of former Con gr.--nan X. A
Pierce. - under arrest charged with tn.
murder Of lack CHAMBER. IA New York
Snowman. The arrest took place last
night following the killing of CHAMBER.
who. according TO the finding Of the
Coron-r's Jury. came 10 hi- death nv "A
bullet that entered the back. penetrat ing
throu gh the body near the heart
Chanler. or Sander ~ his fellow show
men called him. made brave effort TO
live. p,Ir died this morning. ten hours
after 'h-s shooting -.
CHAMBER was stage manager Of COIN
pany thai gave SATURDAY. psrfnrman nee
here and Pierce il alleged TO hav. an
noyed members Of the chorus by forcing
his attentions on them.
Accompanied by several natives Pierre"
il Hcc,Ised by the showmen Of taking up
his station AT the stage door. Chanlsr
~ said 70 have chased the natives away.
AZ the hotel where the company was stop
ping Pierce ~ accused Of again attempting
80 force attentions or one member 81 the
chorus and again Chanlar demonstrated
Pierce left. but renewed the quarrel
~ the station when the company were
leaving and after an argument he is
a llegsd To have fired two shots.
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ran Mills ifQs rs kRI EGER.
Accident in Detr"ii Opera House Proves
Fatal 10 Comedian.

DETROIT. Nov. 9 jacques Kruger
IN. comedian. who whil" playing with the
-Foile- OF 1870 company fell from the
flies 81 III. Detroit Opera House last
Wednesday. died at Harper Hospital
early this morning.
Mr.. krueg-r fell eighteen feet while
imp-rsnnating John u. Rockefeller On his
wav IL heaven. He struck on his feet
in the centre Of the stage. one leg was
broken in three piace-and compl icnrions
Of the heart and kldnevs set IN on Satur
day and his advanced ag. prevented re-
covery He was 10 wears olh and his
home was III New York city.
Kru.ger'- career OF fifty years OH the
stage. has been varied In lss8 he sang
Fri: ia "Th. Grand Duchess at its first
English performance in America. ar the
old Fourteenth Street Theatre IN New
York
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men GIRL UFDS CHaEFFEg N
Nnd says she'll StirA To Biin, Despite
Fathers itimatum.

MILwArKEf. Wis. Nov. Edward
label. chauffeur employed 10y the
Kiss-I Automobile Company OF this city.
ihre. weeks a go took a machine To Rhine
lander as "a birthday gift tn Miss Ethel
Robbins from her father. wealthy
lumberman
Zabel was under instructions fO teach
the young woman to r'In her ma chin.
hut Cupid had another lesson III view.
and when his work was done the pal
me To Milwaukee aud were married
Then came an ultinarum to the bride
that -h" Civ" up her chauffeur husband
or leave home and live on what lac can
earn. She decided tn stay with her hus-
band IabsI'- employers have PROM
Used To give ;he chauffeur promot ion
as he Is a cnprbl" mechanic and an EN-
cinnt salesman.
labels work has boon n teach owners
t. operate sh"iT cars. ~" has been az
that work since b" lef' college 10 try TO
get a start IN the automobile business
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STE tWERTI rs nov y ~ HOON ER.
sha wn,Ht seen standing By the Fart r.
Mason. APPARENT, Wraning To Tow.

The Old Dominion liner jamestown. IN
yesterday from Norfolk. passed near the.
F.nwiCk Island light-hIp ~ tn. MARY
land coast at O'Clock N the morning
the ihr-. masted schooner Earl =. MaS"I.
Of Providence with her mi2z.nma-t all
"a II attached. hanging over the port side.
and "a cash IN her starboard side ab.nin
Of thr mizZenrnasi The staa mshi y Shaw
mIt. which trades between Phiadelpha
and Charleston and Jacksonville. was
standing 10y tn. schooner with her bow
STOW. well above tn. warer line Capt
Theodore Catherine II the Jsms-t o WI
preferred assistance. which was declined
Capt Cstherin" sent a message by United
Wireless saying that th" schooner and
the steamship had cnIlrded before day
break yesterday in a smooth sea.
The Mason sailed hence on Saturday
for Norfolk. hying light. for cargo Of
lumber. The Sha wrnmt. Capt Swenson
from Philadelphia. passed out the Della
ware capes later and overlook the Mason
emitting her down. II appeared to he the
intention Of tn. Shawmut to- tow the
schooner IN.
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.TtFT hOI>G HOWE IA IOTE.
VIII a. 'urn &" Va .hInst ton " rtin. ala, and
kftrrvard start for Panama.

NtsWINGToN. Nov u President Taft
will leave. Wish ngron tO-morros after
noon at % .i.ra ipr Cincinnati. has home
Ctt.. Nhrr- IN Tuesday Ia" will cast his
vot" The President will vot. IN the
'Bri-n-VI', pr-,',nct IL CinCiunau lie
will r.'ntIu lu that city only a few houT-.
starting On III. return trip on Tuesday
While At - pru,,tb,. that from Columbus.
Onto. eastward m" PR, 'Ideut will receive
IlriIll returns 1t l. expected that ne will
h.Eln io $500 definitely how things are
gong all over tia. country before hI- ar
rrva! u, Pttshurg
The Pre- dent - u reach Washington
early on Wadur-dIv morning and will
hurry ." H.. Whit" HOUSE for "A few hours
II business Late on Wednesday after
noon In" President aud those who are
gorrg with HIM - Panama will steam ont
II Washington, perhaps bv special train
lot GhlrI"-trn = { Vt Charleston IN"
Precedent and tN,.' ~ "a, Imn-i ate
party Will h. tlt.H abo1rd the h,ttl"ship
r.uu'... ..'A pnt he u"w-plp'r men and
secret serve" 'u"i will h. taken I" the
hattie ,hIu N,utlu, Tn. hattl.-nIp- will
-gll from Ch,ric.tpu prnb,pIy AT clock
On THURSDAY
I, ha~ b.a- ".tlmlt-i that under forced
d~iught TIA" -n.p- can reich Panama in
four dqv. Ih.. Precedent expects TO
spend four dlv- inspecting tn" work on
IN" "anrl and waiting the PtnamI r.
pubic. - What b" probably will ne back
IN Ih" ciplt'l ahuIt tn. Psi nr 2,th of
thl~ month. ten days before Congress
meets Mr. Taft will write a pa, ~
MS forthcoming annual m.s-1R. while on
the wav e. Panama and back Sacr.tlry
Norton and Whit" Hous" -t-nographers
will be with him. 80 that such work can
en-lly ne undertaken. II has not been
definitely announced whether Mrs Taft
will MAX. tn. Panama trip.
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BIGGEST Suing SHyP LOST.
preaSsrn on Rocks Near Do,rr. England.
tfi-r u s'silision Grew Il. Peril.

loSUoS. Nov 8 The five masied ship
Prenss.n. IN" largest sailing vessel IA the
world. li,~ wrecked III Crab Bay. Dover.
whert. 81. IL pounding ON the rocks in a
iierc" southwest gale. Her grew are s''ll
on board. 1t ~ impossible. ON accoun,
ut the heavy S.'a ~ reach her.
Al n O'Clock last night the PrcuSrsn
was in collision with the cross Channel
steamer Br shton. bound for Depp.
from \-whav"n with ninety passengers.
The steamer was considerably damaged
bat returned -lfrlv to Newhaven. The
Pr-usssu lost mer bow~prIt and Iibboom
aud possibly sustained other damage
She drlit,-d away ~ the darkness
This afternoon ~he was flung ashore
IN a gale !. hrebnai and four tugs tried
vainly 80 reach her. hut they w.r. nearly
swamg.'d los he colossal s.as Thu. lis
boat got near ~ he wreck but although
there We're lights on board rh, crew were
invisible and no answer was gwen 10 the
lIf-hoat'- hal. Finding It was hopeless
TO reach TIA" Pren--en ,h- lifebo.t and
tugs stood on
M-lnwhil- III. coast guards ashore
threw a Inc attached 10 "A rocket over the
Pr-,I-s,.n, but apparently the GREY did
not make ~ ia-r Toward midnigh those
on The ~r'ch gave the tir-' sign Of life.
sending ur Lnal~ III Distress The
lfeh,at ''-u stated an another AT "mpI
- E,.r alOuG -.dr I.i- wrecked snip The
r-'-,.lr - not known Vet
.rr-' Prr.~s-.n - "a ship r,gg-d steel
vessel % 5BS 81 tons wiIu hclrgJ "apIr-
w OF NurJ rpu- tnlrr IID' \t>S-n
H.. r,'Ly'l..,i ianhIry On iVgI>' ~ lfI-r
a vuvu z" from Fatal. Chile. which began
On june. Nft.r r-'nid,nE -'l- -1il''l
,g.,n from Hr'n.rr"g lew dlv- az,
Nam burg Prs .-r home port. Sn" wa
IL. feat long upi - broad w'l - feet
,!r.uIghr -. MA. b.I'it ia lrt1 al G.',,-Tr-
iuuuJ- a. Z, r"cl,.'Ihprg. >h" Was
uwrrd ~ r l4.'-s
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nor SPRINGS EaMBLING ENDS.
Reform administration Put. an the LID
and Istx Clubs Close Z ID.

PoT SPRINGS. Ark. Nov q Tex
Richard vino came here to establish a
modern casino. has abandoned The - home
Rickcrd made plans IN erect a clubhouse
bu' Hot Springs on SATURDAY. night re-
v"ked ito common Law gambling hcrnse-.
and Tomorrow will witness the public
auction ~ the paraphernn'a thar former "
furnished a vehicle - build or lose for
tunes during visits here 10 health in the
palatiai gambling palaces commonly
operated as clubs that w.r. licensed by
the CITY.
Tn. lid il on. Tn. new Prosecuting
Attorney. }. Il. Woods. elected on the
reform platform. gave formal notice TO
the sporting fraternity 80 pull down the
blinds and close The clubs This has been
done. and Hot Springs w,il for two wears
M least he in sporting eclipse.
A. 4. Jacobs Of the Ohio club has ar
rang ed to dispose 81 mahogany wheels
and layout. and costly tables to society
men Tor what he calls penny ante arnu-a-
men, They will he shipped 10 Iif'le
Rock and ~ Louis
Richard will return West. He says the
days 81 gambling are numbered every
where except behind raDaed doors
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runabouts on the fourth floor was de-
stroyed Some Of IN. vehicles wer.
costly Most Of them were privately
owned
One of the first things that Mana ger
he ernsa did when he got to the burnin q
s'anle Was tn v" up on the third floor anu
orins out 'hys blue ribbon coach dogs
which belon ked 10 George W Cro-sn,an
and which we're tied IN the stalls with
some ot Mr. Crossman's horses. Tn. dogs
~er" purchased Recently from Long
Island kennel aud were the pride Of theft
owner. William Allen. W X Co.'s groom.
was az the fire. and he Owed into tn.
smoke cloud II rescu- Mr. Goes two
Welsh midget-. Levin t;-org. and levin
twilight. each a perky ht'ia devil only
III hands high and almost small enough
20 he carried on a shouldsr Mr. Coe il
said u set great store 10y these Welsh
ponies and hey are To wear hrs colors az
the Horse Show
Among the stock owned by foreign
breeders which was stabbed at Dur
lands when the Ar. came v~r. four
horses brought over bv Lieut. Won G-i-
hcum OF Holland. tn. four owl ned hv
Queen Nilhelmna but entered under a
sthd name. string helon gins Ia Herr
M,ihien and represent atives % tn. stud
OF Richard Smith Of England Other
Horse SHOW entire. which we're STABBED
~ Duriands IN anticipation of the bix
event IN the hors. world commencing
ms week wer" the property 81 { X q
b'iiing-. th. estate 81 the late Hugh j
Grant. X Chaplin and n. = Hollis
The tanbark was pretty well crowd
all yesterday by anxious owners VIII,
had come down tn learn the fare Of their
n circle about the ring and all afternoon
there was a great whnnvIng and rubbing
NJ velvet hoses when mattresses and
masters stepped mp 20 tnerr favurit- Cuh-
To whisper congratu la'ipns
The memh~rs Of the riding cluh whh
consregated on the tanba-k pr-ps-.d
II award Charley kraT>s the head rid
ING instructor. near gold medal FOR the
caimn.ss he displayed in moments ~
~nhe- gepcy. ~ seems hat although one
of the engines stopped directly ~ front
OF hrsuss~ home u f..N doors down the
street from the riding academy and
raiconsiv pumped and ~histl-d for coal
from tame - time he riding INSTRUCT n
newer stopped sleeping When h. axok-
al normal hour he was lid thai there
had been big FIRE IN Durlard-
The manager of Drriend's pat sh.. loss
caused bv the FIRE at about sl5g bs, The
loss 10 the Metropolitan =: rage Ware
house was put NJ s7IDn
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H. D.. HiTTFSON GOES TO ytyI.
California tsplraTi for aviation Nouors
Accused OF stealing m tnSInr


HAMPSTEAD, l.. l. Nov Rscaus. be
could not furnish the usual real estate
bond for bail r. l.. Mattason of Us
Ange-s. Cal. who has h-an spending
several weeks AZ the Garden IIty Hotel
10 in the Nassau county jail tonight
pending his hearing tomorrow morning
before Justice 81 the Peace Charles r
Citizens on the charge Of grand larceny
brought 10y Aiher' A TrIacn manager
~ the International school for a.ronaut,Cs
a. Garr"n 'itv rriaca was manager for
Alfred l.. BIan" i'Irlng his attendance. Al
the int"rna tionRI aviation NEE, 4; re'rnon'
Park
II ~ alleged ny Trlaca ;hai on Monday
night Msrieson came To hts shop ~ tine
school AZ 90 y VI and took ava" an
Amzanni engine which TriaCa valued AT
fi.IsO. He asserts that for several weeks
he has been building mopnpIen. FOR
MaIteson. which he found ~ diHIculI 10
complete because the Californian made
50 manv changes in the original plans
Ms;teson saws he has already IVA I'd 1r,aca
81 .s0o for building the machine
When Trincl found that Ma tason had
taken away the engine h. made "A com
plant before Justice Citizens on Thursday
Mates was arrested Yesterday He ia
a short. slim little man. with a pointed
red hea ri which reaches almost To his
waist and a sweeping mustache and has
attracted considerable attention around
the flying fields H. was much upset
when he found he must furnish real estate
bond for 81 .ND. He owns no property IN
thus region 80 he had 10 go TO jail
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ANTON SCHWARTZ A SUICIDE
BREU ER SHOOTS HIMSELF IN
ms APARTMENT.
he nmsi HTS WIFE Rrr~nii, Returned From,
Europe Too Late To Reach Their ny
inx son. who VAS TO Take Up the
Is,asine.s when HlS Father lnit n.

Anton Schwartz. president OF the
Bernhsimer 4 Schwartz Brewing Com
panv Of I?sth street and Amsterdam
avenue. shot himself fatally in his apart
ment at the Central Park View apartment
house at : West Eighty-sixth street YES
t.rday morning
The fact that Mr. Schwartz had sho,
himself and was dead was reported TO the
Coroner's Office soOn after II had happened
by DIR G. r. X remer. tbs. ramil v physician
Coroner winterDoitom. in whose province
the cars. was. was ont of town yesterday
hut his phynic ian. DIR. OTTO II. Schnltze.
made All in vest igat ion II was impossible
To find DIR Sch ultze last night A. DIR.
kremers resid-n ce al liz Fast Fifty
event h 1t rect At was SAID that DR. kr-mer
had gon. out OF town. Max Bern haimer.
partner 81 Mr. Schwartz also was reported
OFT Of town The Coroner made no r.ppr'
az the Coron-rs Office.
MIR Schwartz's only son. Adolph. died
fiv. weeks ago OF spinal meningitis.
lie was 20 wears old MIR and Mrs
man wis taken al and they hurried hom'
h,lt reached New York twenty four hours
too late
Adulph was working his way through
the brewery To learn every -ni Of the
business. 81 AZ To ba able eventually
to take his fathers place. He was at
work Ak "a vat tender when he was taken
III IL - said that the shock OF his son =
death unsettled Mr.. Schwartz health.
Mr. Srhw arr II survived by mis- wife
and one. daug h, er. Mrs. George r. RUPERT
ot West Eighty sixth street Mrs.
Schwart ~ sist er Mrs Jos sphine schmidt.
" no OWNS the Lion Brewery married Dom
Giovanni del Drago Of Rome eighteen
mont hS ago Mrs schwartz was "A daugh-
ter Of cincinnati brewer. and Mr..
Schwartz first became int crested in the
brewing business when h. married her.
They came to New York and Mr. schwartz
" orked his wav up in the Lion Brewery
until he became brewmast In i@a
Mr. Schwar;1. Simon T. and Max r.
.-nh.im.r bought the Manhattan Brow
cry ~ 1881 h 50 rect and Amst erdam avenue
aud 20 started IN. firm 81 Bernheim.r n
Mr. Schwartz was 81 years old. He was
a member Of the I iederkranZ Club AZ II
East Fif'y eighth stree; and figure in
he German colony Of New York He
owned country place sf Tarrytown.
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Wti nv ~ FIETTTOV CIisH.
state and Federal &uthortt,e- ~ Odds
Over IkIahnma l.randf athrr lIaIasr.

GUTHRIE Okla Nov 9 Preparations
are making frr a conflict between Federal
and State authorities At tn" election NEXT
Tuesday over the enforcement 81 the new
" Inhfath,r clause amendment To the.
Stat" tDn-Iiruuon
Arrests under Federal laws against
conspiracy w'll follow attempts 10 pre-
vent negroes who can read and wrIte
from voting Federal Attorney John
E,nbry ruin < that u negro'- ballot must
-. accepted n h" makes affidavit that he
can read and writ. has been forwarded
rn Federal commissioners with instruc-
ions g. .rforr. the Federal election laws
Tho F..derJI authorities have jurisdiction
becaus.. congressman will b. elected.
The Stat. supreme Court has decided
IN. grandfather claus. constitutional
and Seth Gordon. IN. State Election
Board s.crrturv. has wired all election
officials that heir returns will be thro wn
ONT n they accept affidavIt% 81 negroes
who attempt 10 vote a. proposed by th.
Fedora authorities.
In Oklahoma city a.VI rounds ~ am
munition hav. been received AZ the ar
rnorv ~ the National Guard company
and al IT. memhvr- have been notified
10 assemble next Mrndav for drill. A. the
may y" called ont On election
i4y Gov Haskell nIs said TINT other
militia cnmpa r,e- will -" held in readiness
Fearing conflict with Federal authori-
ties many election officers have resigned
Refs are heing made that Congressman
Mcclure. Republican. will h. reelected
Indications pom, {" the defeat 81 tho, loca
option amendment Nv th. prohibitIonIsts.
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GiyNOR riIIS az FROPSEl.
Visits Headquarters and Discusses the
strike situation.

Mayor Gaynor mad. his first visit TO
Police Headquarters yesterday. He
dropped in ON Commissioner Cropsev
and spent a quarter of AN hour discussing
the strik. situation With him Though
his arrival was unexpected the Mayor
found the policemen On duty in the hall
in their places and was saluted az hs made
his way To the elev a'or.
First Deputy Commissioner Driscoll
met him on the second floor and accom-
panied him Ia Commissioner Cropsev's
Office. After fifteen minutes converse
tion the Mayor went back Ia his automo-
bile and started for 81 James
Commissioner Cropssy invited the Mayor
10 come tn Headquarters ON election night
and get the returns. but MIR. Gaynor
thought it likely that h. would spend
election night n ~ James
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STERRETr STtIDs TBE TEST.
DESTROYER NrraEr~ More Than Thiriy
hnOt- on -Four leour Run.

R"sroN. Nov. q. Tn" oil burning tor
f., H. boat destroyer Si"rreii arrived her"
TINS afternoon. completing her four hour
high Hp"ed trial on ;hc run from Rockland.
Nc" wn"r" -" he'd i"r o,hor Govern
n-nt i...'s last week Tn" d stroy"r was
required 10 mnk" 90 knots an hour
during tn.' run TO-DAY. and sh" more than
fulfilled IA" contract He average speed
WAS fraction oyer thirty knots for th.
trial
n" G"v"rnm'r' trial hoard came
ashor" h"r" and I"f' for Washington TO-
u ght
Tn" d-stro-"- Fill g"T an "v~rhauiinR
ard IN about a month will have her final
acceptance trial
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The Night Workers I"1Rn" wall hold
an all nIght mass meeting tonight At
He.ses Hail. Frankfort and William
stTsets Tn" principal speakers will he
Edward Tazansky. Democratic canhIdlte
for Secretary ~ State. and John :. Ben~..I.
Democratic cand'cilt" for stat" Engineer
Others will he Congressman William SUI
zer. Congressman Daniel ! Riordan Con
gresham Wslteri Burton. Assem- piyrnan
Alfred r. Smith ana Alderman J. ! smith.
Samuel Deb- and James Gordon Rattle
will he present The nearing will start
AZ 10 p. VI and will end =, IN" opening of
the polls On Tuesday morning.
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FLIGHT WEET FOR MARIANA.
Gurtiss. Wars and ~, May Participate
Race 10 hey West for 81. D<sO

Sprc,Gl CdhlS Dsspd'ch 20 THg SrN
HAVANA. Nov Mr. Brice. manager
for Glenn Curtiss. il here making arrange
ments for an aviation meeting in which
Curtiss. Mars and Fly will take part
Among the proposed events is flight
from Havana To New West for prize
Of S.. 0N II revenue cutters can be obtained
to patrol the course
The weather here at this time OF the
year is ideal for flying The storm season
has ended and tn. winds are steady and
mild
FLYING machines have never been seen
in Cuba and the Government is .nthu-i-
astiC over the proposal 10 nav. flights
here
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CUSTOMS iIRSHIP HOLDIP.
French Officials Demand Dasy From chan
mel Filler for tue Petrol Hr Carries.

lNpTrial CibIf Dfsplrh 20 THE SUN
PAIRS. Nov 8-Wllows. the Welsh
aeronaut. who started on Friday after
noon in dirisibl- balloon from London
for Paris. but who was compelled to de
scend near Do,iai because of loss of gas
is being held up by the French customs
aut horitias. who demand 7nO francs duty
on the petrol he carries
Gendsrrnes are guarding the alrship
until the duty IL paid
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-06
2 b lhe loanlarl IL 80 30

side 81 the boundary Tor power pur-
poses.
The preservation 90 n scenic
grandeur OF the fails IS thus assured
during the life of the treaty
II agree on an equitable division
90 waters ~ the 81 Mary and Mir
rivers which arr partly DO Canada and
partly in Montana.
II provides the international poHt
commission with power TO decide All
questions coueernine the Use and di-
version of boundary waters and
tabIishes a code of principles 20 he
applied by this commission in aA such
cases.
The commission consists 81 six
members. three appointed hN each
side.
II provided that the commission may
called upon % determine amy ques-
ton 81 difference involving the rights
Of the United States or OF Canada II
the commissioner find themselves un-
able TO agree. It IS provided that such
question may Doe referred to q decision
AN umpire chosen in accordance
with the provisions of The Hague
convention of October IFS. 1907.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-06
TUCSON CELEBRATES
0PE n Of
NEW ROAD
Presidents of United States and
Mexico Send kilograms Of.
C0ngratuIa6On to Ancient
Arizona Pueblo,


Tucson, Ariz. Mas Tucson
celebrated Today the opening OF the
Tucson and West Coast OF Mexico rail-
road. Governor Richard r. Sloan OF
Arizona. Governor Luis Torres of
sonora and Governor Diego of Sina-
loa, General j. r.. Thomas. com-
handing the department of the Colo
RADIO, and about 10000 visitors from
Arizona ana the west eoast of Mex
leo We're in attendance. President
William II. Tact sent the following
message
n am glad t. learn Of the colcbra-
ton nj Tucson uf the opening of the
Tucson ana West Coast OF Mexico
railroad and J wish In this way to
express my qualification al the closer
commercial relations 10 be inaugur-
nted between the United states and
Mexico by this event. which / am
sure VIII strengthen the bonds OF
friendship already existing between
the peoples OF the two countries
wv. II. TAFT
President Diaz FL Mexico sent the
following.
"MeNioo City. May 8. 1910.
IN pleases me greatly to know that
tha nov lai4rcad between Mexico and
tLe ~ tied states has been inaugur-
ated. AZ lines 81 communication be-
tween neighborins countries are null
tiplird, their friendly and commercial
relations hctumc important. I
ccnRtatuuN the Tucson and West
Coast az Mexico Railroad company
-iaAtng caified to "a successful com
pltts ID ,ltts enterprise
"PoBFIRIO DIAZ.F