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The Coconino sun., 1910-07-29


 Joe and David Lay, of Sedona, were in from their fruit ranch last Friday.
 MT. john Hill, a prominent Will liams merchant, was in Flagstaff Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs, A. E. Frankforter, of Phoenix, are visiting friends in Flagstaff this week.
 Jack Howard, the mechanical genius and lumber jack, has sched- uled himself to go to San Fran cisco this week.
 C. l. Houck, ex-sheriff of Nav ajo county and a wool maker of importance in northern Arizona, was in the city Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. G. 5. Harding, of Challender, were in Flagstaff Sun day to attend the funeral of the little son of MT. and Mrs. Edgar Hash.
 Harry Embach left last Monday evening for his old home in Chi cago. He received a telegram calling him home, but expects to return to Flagstaff by fall.
 Miss Lillian Terry, one of the handsome teachers of the Williams schools, who has been attending the Normal summer school, re- turned to Williams Tuesday.
 Charles lsham, the genial young lumber salesman for the O'Malley Lumber Go. of Phoenix, returned to Phoenix Tuesday, after spend- ing a couple of weeks here among old friends.
 Mrs. |. C. Hester has gone to Williams to institute camp of Royal Neighbors. She will return to Flagstaff within the next week to continue the organization of a similar camp here.
 John McWilliams, the iovial and rotund elixir merchant of Maine, was in Flagstaff Wednesday. MT. McWilliams says Maine is still a big town and will be heard from later in the sawmill business.
 Mir. R. T. Brown, one of the big horsemen of northern Arizona, and a real Arizonan with heart that sizes up to the big things of the country, was in Flagstaff last Tuesday on business, accompan- jed by his son A. s. Brown, who is large cattle owner in northern Yavapai county.
 Hon. Ralph H. Cameron re- turned from trip through the southern part of the territory last Tuesday morning. His trip was in the nature of triumphal tour and he was given ovation after ovation in the southern cities. Mir. B. Zachan, his private secre- tary, returned with him.
 MT. E. Dearborn and Thos. H. Scheffer, of the biological divis- ion of the department of agricul- ture, recently arrived in Flagstaff from New Mexico, and will con- tinue their investigation of rodents in this section of the country. They are making a collection of all kinds of rodents and study of their habits.
 Mir. James w. Reed, of Long Beach, contractor and builder,
The Coconino sun., 1910-07-29
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-01
WILLIAMS WAITING 10
EXAMINE The RECORD
Question Of Whether Norfolk Primary
Cases Shall Be Ape called
To Be Decided Soon.

RICHMOND. VA. Nov. 30.-Whetn-
er Attcrney-Gencral Williams. ac'ing
for he state al large, will appeal the
ease of the two primary Judges in
Norfolk who were discharged because
of he alleged unconstitutionali,y Of
the law under which they Were prose-
cuted, will probably be known next
week, as ne will receive the record CT
the case Saturday or Monday.
Judge Williams has declared his in
tention of searching the record closeIy
and study ing the law under which the
alleged primary irauders were indict-
cd, and If he sees probable ground
upon which 10 base an appeal tc the
SUPP enc Couri OF Appeals. he will al
Cnce prepare il. and satisfy himself
and the commonwealth as t. the con.
stitr tionality of the Law and whether
II Is Necessary 10 amend II 10 cover
primaries.
Judge Williams has received let
ter from James V. Trehy. clerk OF the
Corporation Court of Norfolk. where
the alleged offenders were tried. thar
the tribunal will adjourn Friday or
Saturday. and Immediately sfter that
the record in the case, which has at
trac ed widespread attention through
out the state. will be sent 10 the at
t0rnoy general.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-01
ASKS FOR TWO MORE
GREAT BATILESH|PS
Secretary Meyer Announces
Naval Estimates for Fiscal
Year 1910-1l.
ary Assocla,ed pi,sr,

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Nov go
The total estimates for the UnIted
States navy for the fiscal year 1911
IL. to be submitted TO congress AS a
bas is for the appropriation for that
,oar amount TO $f26.04G .65924. which
is $1,000 600 less than the sums APP
propriatod in the naval bill for the
current fiscal year.
This statement WAS made by See
Rotary OF the Navy Meyer today.
coupled with the announcement that
lhe figures include the estimates for
the years expenses TO lie incurred in
the construction of the new vessels
contemplated By the navy depart
ment's building program
The rev ships proposed in the de-
pariment's building scheme and in
clidcd I'm the estimates. are Two
battle: hips. one collier, one eunboat,
one river gunboat. two seagoing tugs
two submarines. and one submarine
'endss.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-01
PASSENGERS CAN ENDURE
ANY RATE or SPEED
Encased in Albright Chambers,
Travellers Wi.i be Able to Cross
Ocean at Amazing Clip, According
to the EnaIishman Who Is Taking
Home the Gordon Bennett Cup.
nHy Associa Ted Press,

NEW YORK. Nov. 30.--Claud Ora.
ham-White sailed for England today
and with him went The Gordon Ben
nett International speedy tropny,
which he lifted from the keeping of
America at the recent international
meet at Belmont Park. He gave a
summary of the trend of aviation in
general and its developments in this
country in particular
IT'S when We get a speed OF $50
10 200 miles an hour that the fun will
begin," he said. People are not go
ing 10 adopt flying as "A practical
means OF travel until il mas been
made faster than other modes Of
transit now in existence.
Could Endure Any Speed.
''It will be perfectly possible for
passengers to endure any speed be-
cause they will he encased in an air
tight chamber. just as they are In a
vestibuled train.
America isn't so much Interested
in aviation a. Europe. There is no
continuous interest here. rhe people
go TO the big meets just as they
would go TO acrobatic exhibitions and
forget that there is snCh a things az
the science of aviation.
Put An End to War.
MIR. Graham-White thinks that with
the aeroplane's future development Il
will make battles hips useless, opel
the secrets of all forliiications. no
matter how cleyerly masked. and put
an end 10 war The possibilities OF
war in the air. he believes. are too
horrible for civilization TO contem-
plate.
But the peaceful possibilities.
continued the enthusiast. ARE end
les. see no reason why we should
not establish transatlantic air lines
We need only two things; SAFETY
and speed. and speed in itself brings
greater stability. Brief study OF the
records for this .yeay jus titles one IN
almost any stretch of heller as 10
what the future may bring
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-01
Agree Proposed Rate Increase
Would Hurt Business.
EVIDENCE ABOUT ALL IN
Interstate Commerce Commission
Probably Will Render Decision in
important Matter by February =
Enormous Over capitalization.
ny Associated Trees,

WASHINGTON. ID. G., Nov. 30
The testimony in the eastern trunk
line freight advance cage was virtual
ly concluded by the Interstate Com
mcrce Commission today after many
Witnesses for the shippers had agreed
that the proposed increases would
localize competition, hurt the western
market for eastern goods and other
wise seriously interfere with their
busine }. The pending suspension of
the proposed advances is until Febru-
airy ]. aexi. and meantime on January
y tho arguments OF counsel will be
made and the commission may be pre-
pared TO render its decision by the
expiration OF the present extension.
Some pcrfrnciory testimony tornor-
row will clos c-the evidence. The
proceeding is one of the most import
ant ever undertaken by the commas
sion involving increased rates OF
from 100000 upward in the see.
ton east OF the Mississippi and north
of the Ohio and Potomac rivers. VIZ
nesscs. who today supported the ship
pcrs protests. included heads Of the
Westinghouse Air Brake Company.
the Railway Busipess Association.
American Locomotive Company. shoe
and leather. drug. cotton piece goods.
and other en.erpris IS.
EnormoU- Over-cspitaiizstior-
Clifford Thorac Of Washington
Iowa state railway commissioner
elect. counsel for the Corn Belt Meat
Producers Association and the Farm
ers' Grain Dealers Assoc iaiion. con
tended that in four staies alone. coy
cred by an exhaustive Investigation
nc had made. the railroads had over
capitalized by s4ee. 100 400. This va
hascd on 4 statistical summary Of the
actual physical valuations Of i3s prop
cries having cowbincd sanitahza'
lion ~ rrorc than 81 uo0. 100000
Nr. Thorre ooniondsd fhat-raiiuay
no. earnings have bcen inrrcas inr
faster than their cVocnscs ara that
the credit ~ tho rosfs was good
Tell your rrorhies ~ ne cogrn's
sion vas The only consolation Pres
Confined On FIfth Paee)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-01
"F|REMtA FONO ACT"
IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Virginia Supreme Court Sus-
tains Ruling Of Judgs Grin
nan, of Richmond.

RICHMOND, VA. Nov. 30-The
Virginia State Supreme Court of APP
peals today declared unconsiituticn !
the act OF assembly known as The
ilemen's fund act" and which pro-
vides for the collection Of a tax from
fire Insurance companies fer the ben
eft of aged and disabled tiremen in
the various cities and towns OF the
commonwealth.
E. The decision snsfains the decree in
the case made by Judge GrinnGn, of
the Chancery Court of Richmond, This
enjoinod the insurance commissioner
from collecting the tax.
The insurance companies promptly
ccmLiped TO oppose the legislation and
they now win out
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-01
DEFENSE PLAYS ANOTHER CARD
Bilbo's Bank Notes Alleged 10 BE
Dated Prior 10 Alleged Crime.
sf.y Asso..latsd t,r~srs

YAZOO CITY. MISS. Nov. 30.-
The defense in The trial of l.. Dulanes
charged with briblne a member OF
the Mississippi legislature 10 support
Senator Leroy Percy during the re-
cent senatorial contest played one OF
their cards today. II came with The
Identification Of bank notes purport-
ing to be the actual money State
Senator fiilbo alleged was paid him
By Dulaney.
According to witne ses several OF
the notes were issued subsequent 10
the date Senator Bilbo asserts the
last installment OF bribe money was
paid.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-01
O|Az TAKES Oath
pf OFFICE TO-DAY
Because Of Disturbance, Eighth
Inauguration Will Not be
Followed by Celebration.
tBy Associas"d Fress,

MEXICO CITY. Nov. 3o.-With sim
rle ceremonies General Diaz win take
the oath of Office as president OF the
Rerublic of Mexico for the eighth
time tomorrow. In view OF disturb
ances through which the country has
recently passed. the inauguration VIII
not be marked by the season OF lies
tas which has accompanied IL in Tor
mer years. bu; will be conducted Win
the same formal dignity and impress
siveness.
The ceremonies will occur al 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning in the tenn
porary hall Of congress.
The diplomatic corps and iew
other distinguished personages in ad-
dition 20 the high Mexican govern
ment officials win attend.
Following the induction Of Prcsi-
dent Diaz tine oath viii be admins
tered 10 Ramon Correi reelected to
the vice-prcs idcncy. Lhc president
and vicr-prcsidcnt viii proceed 10 she
national palace where they vii re
GIVE congratulations from the dele
cations.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-01
VIOLATION Of FORMER
AGREEMENT CAUSES WAR
When Small Concerns Cut Prices.
Trust Went After Market Aggressive
iy, Bringing About General Unset
tiement--Judge Gary's announce
ment-5etter Business Expected.

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-The price
of steel viii not be cut. Forty OF
the leading producers or their repre-
sentativos who stand for approx
mateiy % per cent OF the production
of the country met here today and
decided that IL was for the good OF
tho Industry 10 keep quotations where
they are now. Among these men
were Judge T.. II. Gary and w. +.
Corey. chairman and president, re-
speciively. of the United States Steel
Corporation; Charles NJ. Schwab,
president of the Bethlehem Steel
Company and others.
Since the last meeting OF leaders
in the industry, some two months
ago. when similar agreement was
reached. there has been an undcri
standing IN the trade that s0mc OF
the manufacturers were not living up
10 thi gentleman agreement. "
When the small makers cnt prices.
the United States Corporation follow
ed their lead and went after the mar
ket aggressively. with consequent
general msettieinent Of the baromet
er Of business. Therefore there was
feeling yesterday and this morning
that some such action might even
tuate from this afternoon = confer
encc and its outcome was awaited
with the keenest interest. Al the
close OF the meeting Judge Gary gave
out the following statement;
Fifty Per Cent. o. Capacity.
Repre- sentative: OF about % per
cent. ef ;he tonnage capacity of the
manufaC turcrs of steel in America
met at luncheon and the two hours
following were occupied in ascertain
ing the condition Of business IN this
particular line and in the express
sions OF opinion concerning present
prices. Il was stated that on the
average of all branches. the bookings
were about 30 PEE cent. OF capacity
and the shipments somewhat In et
cess. There has been slight.
though marked increase in daily book
ings. month by month since the first
of August TO the present time
Prices as rule are we'll main
tanned though in some lines, as usual.
there is some cutting on the part OF
small producers who were not repre-
scented. Wiihou; exception the views
expires cd by those present regarding
the future were favorable. Also each
one voted the opinion that present
prices are fair and reasonable and
should rot be changed.
increase Expected.
For some time past purchasing by
railroad companies has been very
much below normal; but n is the
foncans us of opinion that there VIII
be an increase in the near future.
The account OF daily bookings At the
present time is about equal to the
total capacity OF the mills ten years
ago.
SThe disposition OF the mannfactur-
or OF steel to cooperate so TAR as II
is proper remains unchanged
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-01
"DEAIH-BED REptN TANC.."
OF LORD R0SEBtRRl
Liberals Characterize Change Of Front
AS "Adroit Observation-Disclosures
dunn Denounced AS Mere Device
That Would Cost 10000, ooo-Uister
Movement Still Growing.
(6y Associated Prese.,

LONDON, Nov. 30.-The present
election campaign is one Of amazing
changes. Lcrd Lansdowne's unexpect-
ed presentation of scheme for the
reform of the house CT lords has been
surpassed in suddeDness by Mr.. Bal
tours throwing over tariff reform as
an issue in the election. Lord Rose
berry, in a speech today at Manches-
ter, said:
The house of lords has ceased 10
exis.; il has surrendered its powers
TO the nation. This is fact of enor-
nous Importance"
lie admitted tina, il was a death bed
repentance, hut he commended tnat
death bed repentance. If sincere. was
valid and valuable.
..ir Ralfour's aaoprIon CT the refer
endsm is generally attributed TO pres
snre from an influential section of
Unionist free traders, led by Lord
Cromer although il is claimed by the
bulk OF the Unionist party, once their
surprise IVES over. as a master stroke
of skilifnl elect'oneering. The oppo-
si!ion leaders. change CT tactics took
the olGer conservatives completely
aback and caused CONSERVATION
among the ardent prctectionists.
"Adroit SIipperiness.r
The Liberals characterized his ar'f.
tude IS an adroit siipperiness and op-
portunism
The Liberal leaders. who were sur
prised equally as much as the Con-
seryItives, have net yet had time 10
adjust themselves 10 the changed con-
di;ions.
David Iloyd-George. chancellor Of
the excheOuer speaking nj Iandrinded
Wells Onight. reitcr>tc ted that the cos.
of a referend@ m would be S10060. 600.
Ii WIS a mere device, he said. to put
a m1ic effective weapon in the hands
OF the wealthy classes. The Liberals
would have none OF il.
Angustin Birrell. chief secretary 70.
FreIaHd speaking at Bristol. sid that
Alr. Balfoui's proposal of the. referen-
dunn was delusive. dangerous and IN
workable. and calculated to destroy
free representative government
The home secretary, Mr.. Churchill.
addressed two meetings at Sheffield
tonight. He said that nc day passe.>
without some Tory leader overthrow
ing some ancient principle of the
Tory party. Nothing was mere aston
ishing in this wonderful election than
the panic which had overtaken that
cnce proud and powerful party.
Mr.. Churchill was again subjected
10 Suffragist disturbances. several I'M
rulv persons being elected from the
hall. The flood OF election cratory is
undated. but it consists mainly OF a
Tenctiticn of well worn arguments.
The Ulster movement is growing
space throughout the province. The
FISHERMEN have taken a s'rong stanI
against home rule. and the offers OF
subscriptions 20 a fund which is to be
devoted to the purposes OF organizing
a regiment and purchasing arms have
risen from $4,000 to $4,000 in the
past two d3ys.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-01
ON NEW AAT|oNAL|sn
Governors G Three States
0enounce the Idea.
NOEL LONE CHAMPION
Mississippi Executive Thinks Nation
Is One Big Family and Favors Fed
eraI controI-Seifish Scheme Of
Easterns Declares Gov. Norric.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Nov. 30.-New
uationalism in so far as IL affects
conservation Of natural resources, was
denounced by executives OF three
states and upheld By Governor Noel.
of Mississippi, al the conference of
governors here today. Governor Nor
ris, of Montana. started tho cenuncia-
ton when he said the theory of the
naticnalism. was originated in the
East. where natural resources had
been wasted. so easternrs would REAP
benefit of what the West still had"
Aside from a comparatively brief
session late this. afternoon and an
executive session tonight, The sec
ond day of the conference was given
over TO accepting more of Kentucky
hospitality. II was decided that the
next conference will be held al Spring
Lake. y. j.. the first Tuesday in Sep
lembcr. 1911
Idea a Selfish One.
After Governor Norris, nj the after
noon ses ion had stated that the ideas
OF the federal government reaping
benefits of the Vests natural re.
sources was selfish one on the part
of eastcrners and that the state
could best care for themselves In this
respect. Governor Shaffroth. Of Colo
RADIO. gave MS version OF new ma
tioBaIisu,. Tic declared that monopo-
lies could be controlled easier by
state legislatures Than by congress
and that new nationaIism and the idea
o: greater Capitalization of power was
advocated for po,ificzi reasons and
not for better jurisdiction.
Governor Sloan. OF Arizona. de-
-arcs thc states could bet control wa
ter rates and public lands although
he said the recently oomplcted irri-
cation work done sy the government
in his territory wa hepe fciai
rsvors Federal Control
When the states rights ideas had
been oppressed GoveTrsor Noel. %
Mississippi. SPOKE IN no uncertain
torn. IN behalf of the federal con-
troll II resources. lie based his
ideas. be- said. on the fact that the
Union vas one great family and tha
ono should help the other. This idea
was illustrated hy tho fart that MI
siseinpi once had wealth In resources
hut bv miSmanaeemcnt By state on.
ciais that the. state now gains moth
ine from It's fore o..
Tfss hro~shf a war rciori from
Governor Norris Who sid thai Accau-e
Nifsissippi bad wisu-anagcd her %
fsirs was no reason Why tn pcon,o
cf ihsf sfafe hcalc f~y 20 put tho
control 81 the natural rosourees n
,he Vs. ~ ihc hands o. nc federal
government
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-01
FIERCE GALE MAKES
FLEET KEEP OFF SHORE
Launch from BattIeship Louis
lana 1aIIan;Iy Rescues
French Crew in Storm.

CHERBoURG. Nov. ga fierce
gale IL raging along the coast and
the haftleShips OF the second division
Of the United States Atlantic fec;
have been forced TO stand OF shore
under fun pressure. u j. reported to-
night that an American picket boat
has been sunk sad seven men lost
A launch from the batileship Louis
lana today made a gallant rescue Of
the crew of a Iaanch from the French
arsrorcd cruiser Duplex. which was
swampcd by the sra.
Many Of The American blncjackcis
arc ashore. being unable 10 get hack
10 their ships.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-01
Prisoners Attorney Says Mrs
Glover is Vampire.
DYING STATEMENT BARRED
Testimony That Clarence r. Glover
Said Hattie lie 5Iznee Shot Him.
Kept from Jury by court-widow
Tells Her Story.

Cambridge. MASS, Nov. &C.
Two decisions in favor OF the defens e
in the trial Of Hattie lie Blanc, chars
ed With the murder OF Clarence =.
Glover. and tho accusation by the de
PENDANTS counsel that Mr.. Lillian NJ
Glover. the widow had the motive.
inclination and opportunity to shoot
her husband. were the developments
in the case today.
District /Attorney Higgins fought
hard TO get before the jury Glover's
dying declaration that Hattie lie
Blanc had shot him. Judge Bond over
ruled him, however. saying. after
hearing a dozen witnesses yesterday
and two today. the evidence did not
show that Glover knew his end was
near. The district attorney told the
court the dying declaration was
one of the essential props OF the gov
ernrcrts ease and that only circum-
stanfiai evidence remained
Seeking 20 Attack Widow
The prosecution had not gone tar
IN its evidence when IL found that
the defense OF cross-examinatioE OF
a witness was seeking 10 turn the
attack to Mrs. Glover.
The district attorney protested
strongly. but Melvin NJ. Johnson. the
leading counsel for the defense. de-
clared that he purposcd 10 show Mrs.
Glover had the motive. the inoiins'
ton. tho mental and physical capacity
and the opportunity TO murder her
husband
Il expo, to prove this said Mr..
Iohusoa. by the arts and declara-
lions OF thi woman before and after
her husbands murder ] hesirc 70
show haf she va-sa vampire. and
use the word advisedly.
Judge rsond dccidod TO repeat biz
method of ~cirhiaz the evidence bc
fore allowing u 70 b. <ubmitied !"
the jury.
This evidence was given by Dr. y
". Cor ne. xho owns she private
hosu!;ai 70 which Gloves Staggered AZ
ter 10 Vas shot
osfus~d % zee Mustard
Dr. Cousins icid q calling MS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-01
FIGHT ON AT CLIFTON FORGE.
Circuit Court Judges Orders Local
Option Election.

CLIFTON FORGE. Nov 30.-Judge
George X. Anderson. of the City Cir.
cult Court. has just entered an order
hero FOR local option election Ia be
held In this dity Dec. 81 next.
As only 200 votes were polled In
the recent election here. only iifty
slgness Were necessary 10 the petit
ton for the election on the liquor
quest ion.
Judge Anderson rules that only
these qualified Ia vete Nov. may
vote In December.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-01
GOES TO TUGS ASSISTANCE.
Revenue Cutter Seminole Puts 20 Sea
IN Response to Wireless.
fryy Associates f-res<.p

WILMINGTON. y. G.. Nov 30
The revenue cutter Seminole IN re
ponsc to a message frcm Norfolk.
Va. left this afternoon for ocracoke
inlet. on the North Carolina coast
10 The assistance OF an unknoSn tug
reported in distress and believed 10
be the AIhatrosS. of New York The
Albafross proceeded to sea from
Southport. y. e.. M2nday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-01
rwo OFFICERS DETAILED.


WARRINGTON, u. C.. Nov. 30
Twoioi,icials of the United states pub
lie health and marine hospital sew
ice have hcen detailed by Surgeon
General Newman 10 represent the
service at the Seaboard Medical As
scciation convention in kins on. y. G..
De-rmLcr q to 8. They arc Surgeon
c. T.. Wcrtcnhakor and Passed Assist
ant Sargcon c. II. aayindcr.
The 'aitcr Is Instructed "a make an
inspection OF the baeteriO-thcr peutic
lal 0iatory in Ashsviie in connection
with his convention duty.