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Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
COMMITTEE REJECTS
 DIRECT LEGISLATION
IN THE COLORADO REPUBLICAN
 CONVENTION.
The Gubernatorial Candidate WIli
 Depend Upon Platform.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Sept. 2O.- The republican state convention of Colorado convened today and found the committee on resolutions hope lesslv split over state issues and ad- journed until tomorrow because the selection of a candidate for governor hinges upon the sort of platform that will be adopted.
 The convention found time to dis allow the claim for seats made by 1Sf progressive delegates from Denver county, who had failed to attend the regular party caucus and had named their own delegation at a meeting in the church.
 The proposed endorsement of the initiative and referendum caused all the strife in the resolutions commit tee, and in spite of an impassioned declaration by NJ. D. Vincent. who has been running an independent campaign for the gubernatOrial nom ination and is credited with the en- dorsement of Roosevelt, that the re- jection of this plank meant the cer- tain defeat of the party this fall, the plank was rejected by the majority.
 Rush l.. Holland, Colorado Springs attorney, regarded as a strong candidate, announced that he would insist upon a progressive plat form, if nominated, but he would not tolerate "radicalism." This is inter preted to mean that he would make the race if the initiative and refer endum is endorsed.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
STRIKERS HANGED
 AT TAMPA FLOR|DA
Two Italians Suspected of Connection
 With Murder.

Tampa, Fla, Sept. 20.-While being transported to the county jail tonight at o'clock, Gastenge Ficcarotta and Angelo Albano, two prominent Italians who had been conspicuous in the cigar makers strike here, were taken from the deputy sheriffs hands to heavily wooded place nearby and hanged to 8 limb of tree. They were arrested at 6 D. m. by deputies, charged with be- ing accessories in the shooting of J. F.. Easterling. a bookkeeper, several days ago They were first locked up in the West Tampa barracks. then placed in hack and started toward the county jail in Tampa.
 Some fifty or seventy-five armed men halted the party. The officers were told to get out and the driver was or dered to turn around. The prisoners, handcuffed to each other, were ordered to alight.
 As the two prisoners were marched | off, he officers Hurried to the nearest | telephone and sent a message to head
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
\ DOLLAR \ DAY
 FOR REMAINING YEARS
The G. A. R. Sentiment In Favor of
 Larger Pensions.

Atlantic City, N. J, Sept. 20.-The veterans attending the encampment of the G. A. R. were formally welcomed tonight to a monster meeting on the million dollar pier. The big event will be the parade tomorrow. Vice President Sherman will review the veterans with Commander-in-C Chief Van Sant and Lieutenant Governor Nelson A Miles. retired.
 one thing noticed in the various meetings today was the definite shape the movement for increasing the pensions for veterans has taken. The cry was "a dollar a day for life"
 The National Association of Naval Veterans this evening has this solu- ton of the matter of placing the stat ute of General R. F. Lee in the capitol at Washington. The association at its convention today adpoted resolutions in which it did not oppose the placing of Lees statute in the capitol pro vided it appeared in civil attire. The naval veterans elected William G. Me Even, of Philadelphia. commodore.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
TAWNtY WENT ID BED
 AS RETURNS CAME IN
INDICATIONS THAT HE HAS BEEN
 DEFEATED
Early Figures Gave Anderson Pro-
 sressive Strong Lead.

St Paul, Minn., Sept 20.-Early re- turns from the primary election today indicate that Representative James A. Tawney, who has represented the first Minnesota district since 1892. has been defeated for nomination by Sidney An derson, progressive. Anderson carried Albert Lea by BIO and Freeborn eoun- ty by 900
 Sixty-nine out of 271 precincts give Anderson $500: Tawney 3,200 An derson claims the nomination by 2000 Tawney has gone to bed.
 Congressman Frank NJ. Nye. a b brother of "BilF' Nye, is reasonably certain of the nomination in the fifth district over A. H. Hall.
 In the fourth district. Congressman Stevens is having a hard fight against A. II. Halbert With about one fourth of the vote in. Stevens is slightly ahead, but there are only meager re- turns from the country. where Halbert is running far in the lead.
 Clarence B. Miller is renominated in the eighth district, Congressman Lindberg in the sixth, and Congress man Steenerson in the ninth. Con- gressmen Davis and Volsted have nc opposition. Hammond. democrat. was renominated in the second district His republican opponent is B. A. At wood
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
THE GILA MURDERERS ARE FOLLOWED CLOSELY BY BLooDHoUNDS AND INDIAN
 TRAlLERS.
They Abandoned Horses to Seek Ref
 use in the Mountains.

Holbrook. Ariz., Sept. 20.-In the mountain wilds about Snowflake. twenty miles from here in the White Hills, James Steele and William Stew art, former cavalrymen of Fort Apache, are making their final attempt tonight to escape the bloodhOunds and Indian trailers who are hunting them for the murder of Fred Kibbe and Albert F. HnIpot, business men of Globe. last Thursday. So closely were the fugi- tives pursued today that they aband- oned their horses, and on foot sought refuge in the fastnesses where four footed beasts could not go.
 Sheriff J. II. Thompson of Globe with several deputies in his posse came here today and left tonight with fresh horses. Thompson said the hounds and Indians were only ten miles behind the fugitives, whose abandoned horses were found by the posse earlier in the day. The sheriff expects a battle with the former sol diers. who, after staying Kibbe and HilIpot, robbed them of their valuabies, weapons and hunting paraphernalia.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
WRIT OF HApEAS CORPUS
 AGAINST POINT LOMA
Patterson, Will Contestant, Says His
 Sister Is UnIawfulIy Detained.

San Diego. Sept. 2O-GeOrge L. Pat terson, who is eantesting the will of his mother, Harriet P. ThufstOn, which gives Katherine Tingley a legacy of S15O00O, applied for a writ of habeas corpus this afternoon for his sister, Julia r. Quinn. who he alleges is at Point LOma homestead. In his petition Patterson alleges that Julia r. Quinn k unlawfully restrained and deprived Of her liberty by Katharine Tingley, Clark Thurston and L. F. Wood at Point Loma homestead.
 Next comes the allegation: That your petitioner has made several ap- plications to see the said Julia P. Quinn; that on the first of two of said occasions your petitioner was permit ted to see the said Julia P. Quinn. but was not permitted to converse with her alone or to have any talk with her; that during all of said conversations, said l.. F. Wood was constantly pres ent, listening to everything that your petitioner said to Julia P. Quinn"
 It is that asserted that last Satur- day when Patterson for a third time went to the homestead to see his sis ter he was not allowed to do so. The writ was issued and made returnable tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
GRIscOM's COuNTERclAIh
Vice President Sherman, the Colonel's Opponent for Chairman, Beaten in His Own District and in His Own Ward.

New York, Sept. 20--Vice President James Sherman, the candidate of the ''old guard" for temporary chairman of the republican state convention, was defeated in his own assembly dis tract, the second of Oneida county, and in his own ward in the city of Utica, in the primary today. Accord ing to reports received at the repub- lican state headquarters. the "old guard" carried the first and third dis tricts of Oneida county and will have the support of fourteen delegates; the progressives will have nine.
 As a result of the primaries held today in Buffalo. Rochester, Syracuse, Albany, Troy and in other cities and counties up state Timothy l.. Wood ruff, chairman of the state committee and William Barnes. Jr., of Albany. tonight predict Sherman's election as temporary chairman of the state con vention by a substantial majority.
 Lloyd C. Griscom. president of the New York Republican committee and the leader of the progressiyes, tonight declared that Barnes claim is absurd, and he expressed confidence that Roosevelt would be named
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
DAHlMAN DEFIANT.

Omaha, Neb., Sept. 20.-Mayor James c. Dahlman, the democratic candidate for governor. tonight hurled defiance at William J. Bryan, who gave out a statement that he would not support the mayor in the gu bernatorial campaign.
 The mayors statement follows:
 Bryan and I have been co-work- CTS and friends. political and per sonal, for twenty years. During that time I have never wavered at any point along the line when his ene- mics assaiIed him, nor when he was a candidate for office
 "The position I take on the liquor question is purely democratic and fol- lows the spirit of democratic prin- ciples, which stand at all times for liberty and self government. The party has always stood for personal liberty, and that is why I am a demo- crat
 "The Slocum liquor law has been on the statute books for thirty years and gives each town, city and village the right to vote saloons in or out which means local self government County option. which Bryan is advo- eating, enlarges the unit and takes from the people the right of self government.
 Bryan and his friends try to make it appear that this is a brewery fight The primary election just held in Ne braska has demonstrated that tho people of my state have rallied to my support and given me the nomination regardless of politics. because they are opposed to sumptuary laws.
 "I regret exceedingly that Bryar and myself must part company fol a time at least When the votes arc counted on November 8 Bryan ant the county optionists and all the peO- pie who are trying to force sumptu- ary laws on the citizens of this state will find out that they have got holC of the wrong end of a red hot poker because we will give them the biggest trimming which has been given ir this or any other state in several dec ades'
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
THE MORNING PROSPECT.

St Paul, Sept 21.-Although re- turns are incomplete. it is reasonably certain at an early hour this morning that Congressman James A. Tawney of the first district. standpatter, has been defeated for the republican nom ination to congress by Sidney Ander- son, young attorney of Lanesbor- ough While his managers had not given up the fight. they characterized the outlook as rotten" He is appar- ently defeated by 2.000 votes.
 Frank M. Nye of Minneapolis was nominated in the Fifth district by a large majority. In the fourth the result between Fred c. Stevens and Hugh Halbert has not been decided at an early hour this mOrn- ing. but Stevens is running ahead and the indications are that he will be the winner
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
NO COMMENT BY TAFT.

Cincinnati. O., Sept. 20.-l3resident Taft reached Cincinnati late today and will remain until Saturday when he goes to Washington
 Aside from a busy day tomorrow at the Ohio Valley Exposition the presi- dent has made no engagements and proposes to have a quiet time here. His address tomorrow will be on the subject of waterway improvement. In the evening he will be the guest of the exposition directors at a dinner and attend grand opera in the ev- ening. He will golf on Thursday and and Friday.
 The president declined to comment in any way upon his conference with Roosevelt at New Haven yesterday. A large part of the conference, it de- veloped, was participated in by the president and Roosevelt alone. Not even Secretary Norton or Lloyd C. Griscom were present during the larger part of the time.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
HIS EXACT FINGER PRINTS.
Evidence Against a Chicago Negro
 Murder Suspect.

Chicago, Sept. 20.-Police Captain M- p. Evans, chief of the bureau CT ldehtl- fication, announced late today that the thumb and finger points found on the window sash of the Hitler home cor responded exactly with those of Thom- as Jennings, the negro under arrest charged with the murder of Clarence I Hitler at Washington Heights early Monday morning.
 The finger prints are the only direct evidence which the police hold against Jennings. although he was identified as an ex-convict found with a revolver near. the Hitler home shortly after the murder occurred.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
BARNES PREDICTION.

Albany, N. Y, Sept 2O.-A clear
 ma ajority of fifty-five votes for the
 selection of Vice President, Sherman
 for temporary chairman of the re-
 publican state convention over Roose- welt, is claimed tonight by William Barnes, Jr.. as a result of the upstate primaries today
 Barnes. who has been leading the fight of the 'old guard" declared that the real contest at Saratoga will be in the committee on resolutions. This committee will consider the question by direct nomination.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
THE FIGURES AT MIDNIGHT.

Utica. N. Y, Sept. 21.-Vice Presi- dent Sherman will attend the repub- lican state convention at the head of the delegation of the first Oneida district, the sherman forces having won in the first and third districts.
 The best estimate Of the primaries at midnight indicates that the organi- zation republicans will have 14 and the prOgressives 9 delegates. This is conceded by the progressives.
 Nassau county elected Roosevelt to head it's delegation and the adjoining county of Suffolk also elected a Roosevelt delegation. Erie county is expected to send a solid delegation of 61 that will support Roosevelt.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
LACKING A QUORUM.
Of the Committee to Investigate Lori
 mer Charges.

Chicago, H., Sept. 20.-No definite plan of procedure was reached today by the senate committee here to in vestigate the charges of bribery in connection with the election of Sena- tor William Lorimer of Illinois. One democratic and one republican senator members of the committee. were ab- sent when the members were called together informally by Senator Bur- rows of Michigan. In their absence it was. decided not to lay any plans foI work
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
LATER RETURNS.

Winona, Minn., Sept 20-Scattered precincts give Tawney 1,17S. Anderson 1,G6O
 Winona, Minn., Sept 2O.-Seventy precincts out of 371 give Tawney B. 325 and Anderson 3.S2S. Tawney is running behind in almost every pre- cinct as compared with the primary vote Of two years ago. He will not carry Winona county. his home, by more than 700, as compared with 1,25C in 1908. If nominated it appears that he will go in by the slightest kind of a ma jority.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
THAT CONFERENCE
 IN PRESIDENTS CAR
Col. Roosevelt Denies One Story Con
 corning 1t.

New York, Sept 20.-TheodOre Roosevelt denied today that he had gone to New Haven to seek the help of President Taft in the New York state fight, and that the president had refused in request.
 Col Roosevelt said that Lloyd c. Griscom president of the New York county republican committee, had ar ranged an interview between the pres ident and himself. Mir. Griscom con firmed Col Roosevelt in this.
 Our meeting was enjoyable in ev- cry way, and I am glad I went, said Roosevelt He has opened headquart- CTS at Saratoga.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
DOGS AND CATS MUST GO.
Their Presence Will Not Be Tolerated
 At Fort Leavenworth.

Fort Leavenworth, Kan, Sept. 20 Every dog and cat on the Fort Leavenworth reservation, the largest military post in the country must leave or suffer death, by order of General Funston. The order also cur tails the liberties of dogs that may conclude to remain at the fort.
 The order was prompted by the fact that a dog with rabbies bit an officer thatn a cat developed the same dis ease. Family pets will "be humanely chloroformed," if left on the reserva- tion
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
DOUGLAS SEGREGATION.
Judge Doan Dismisses Negroes' Appli
 cation for Injunction.

Douglas, Ariz., Sept. 2O.-Negro resi- dents who have heretofore refused to permit their children to attend a school provided especially for them separate from the whites were left without re- course today by the decision of Judge Fletcher Doan, who declined to enjoin the proposed segregation.
 Since the school was built a teach CT has been regularly on duty. but she had nothing to do for the reason that the negroes refused to send their chil- dren
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
D. & R. c. WRECK.
Enqine Fell Into River In the Royal
 Gorge.

Canyon City, Colo, Sept. 20.-Hang- ing bridge on the Denver and Rio C,rande in the Royal Gorge was the scene of a freight wreck today when an engine leaped the track and fell m to the river twenty feet below. Brake man Fleckenger was killed and EnSln- ger Nolan and Fireman Beecher were injured
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
CALIFORNIA SENAToRSHIP.
Under the Primary System Spaulding
 Will Be Elected.

Sacramento, Cal, Sept. 20.-If the next legislature is republican and abides by the terms of the primary law, A. G. Spauldng of San Diego will succeed Frank r. Flint as United States senator.
 Official figures give Spaulding 74 districts. Works 40 and Meserve 45. Works had a lead in the popular vote.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
DEMOCRATS OF WYOMING.

Sheridan. Wyo, Sept. 2O.-Judge w g. Metz of Sheridan, an avowed Carey follower. was selected as temporary chairman of the democratic state con vention today. It is generally con- ceded that former Senator Carey. in dependent republican candidate fol governor, will head the ticket.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
JOHNSON-LANGFORD.
The Champion Provoked Into
 Match.

Boston, Mass, Sept. 2O.-Jack John son agreed tonight to meet Sam Lang ford at a local newspaper office to- morrow to arrange for a battle. The announcement came as a sequel to a sharp discussion between the two men at the Armory Athletic club.
 Johnson signified his willingness to meet Langford for a purse of s2O,OOO.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
BOTH IDAHO PARTIES.
The Democrats Declare for Direct
 Legislation.

Boise, Idaho, Sept. 2O.-The republi- can state convention today adopted a platfom endorsing Taft's administra- ton; favoring a nOn-partisan railway commission, and the submission of a constitutional amendment for state wide prohibition.
 The democrats stand for local option instead of statewide prohibition; the platform favors the initiative and ref erendum and denounces the republican tariff bill
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
NEW JERSEY REPUBLICANS.

Trenton. N. J., Sept. 2O-Vivian M. Lewis was nominated for governor on the first ballot in the New Jersey republican state convention today. William.,P Martin was the candidate of the progressives.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
PHOENIX ARIZONA WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 1910

quarters. When Police Chief Woodward ward arrived on the scene, no one was in sight. He was greeted with the gruesome sight of two bodies swinging in the moonlight. The two deputy sheriffs stated that tfiey believed the Iynehing party was composed of Itali- ans and CubanS
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
IT IS BELIEF OF POLICE
That Body of a Murdered Man Was
 Found.

Seattle. Wash. Sept 20.-The body of B. Cogger. a wealthy timber land owner of Washington county, was found today in a sewer trench under an old honse. with his throat cut and his eye blackened from blow The police say he was murdered. There were five wounds in his throat. He had evidently been dead about five days.
 Mrs. Cogger says she believes her
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
MURDERED FOR MONEY.

Westchester. Pa. Sept. 20.-The wife and three children of John Zoos Byers of this county were found murdered in their home tonight. Robbery. it is thought was the motive. as all the cash in the house is missing.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
AN AUSTRIAN COLLISION.

Vienna, Sept. 2O.-Seven were killed and twenty-nine injured in collision between two express trains today near Rotterhamm.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21

husband had drawn S4OO from a bank just before he disappeared. It IS the theory of the police that Cosger Was murdered for his money. His pockets were empty when found.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
ROOSEVELT AT HOME.

MineOla. N. Y, Sept. 20.-TheodOre Roosevelt today was chosen to head the Nassau county delegation to the republican state convention.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21
For the Military Service
 al AtaSCaderO Camp ASTOUNDING DEVELOPMENT
The Allotment by War De partment for This Terri tory's Militia Has Been Swallowed Up by Trans portation Charges.

Camp Astercadero, Calif., Sept. 20 Minor maneuvers lacking all spectacu- IF features. drills entrenchments, spec ial instructions and tactical disposi- ton of troops occupied the regulars and militia today.
 The national guard of New Mexico and Arizona were given their first field maneuvers this afternoon and ac- quitted themselves so creditably that they were complimented by the in spector- Forty-five men of the battery of a field artillery of the New Mexico guard who came without guns or equipment were assigned to the first and fifth United States field artillery. making such rapid progress that many regular officers declare that this plan is far more successful than maintaining the militia as separate or ganizations during the maneuvers.
 Through a clerical error a battalion of the New Mexico infantry had night maneuvers all by themselves at 1:45 this morning.
 It developed today that the Arizona guard will receive its pay from the government, which is causing no little talk in that camp. The ArizOnaions expect to receive about $6,OO0 while here but Major F. V. Smith, chief paymaster. informed Col A. M. Tuthll today that the allotment made by the government for the Arizona militia was to be applied on the cost of their transportation from Arizona to Atlas cadero and back, and that the guards men would have to look to the terri tory for pay.
 Col TuthAl immediately entered in- to telegraphic communication with the adjutant general of the territory regarding the matter.
 This situation was brought to the attention of Adjutant General Cog gins on Monday but there seems no way by which the officers and men would receive the expected per diem.
 There is no territorial fund out of which they could be paid and there will be no session of the legislature within a year which could authorize such a fund.
 The legislatures of this territory have always found before them more or less appropriation to making pro vision for the national guard So that it is doubtful if so large a fund for this purpose would be authorized if there were legislature.
 But it is generally thought that in the end the pay of the guard will be taken care of at Washington.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-21

VACANT LOT WANTED-I have a new 4-room plastered frame cot tage with bath and nice porch In University Addition for sale. VIII take a vacant lot for first payment; balance s20 per month. Price $l,sVO. E. E. Pascoe, no North Center St
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-03-25

The two lots or the property as a
whole will then be offered for sale,
and that bid accepted which brings
the most money, If, however, Lot No.
l shall bring a sufficient sum to pay
the said debts, interest and cost of
this action, and the defendant, Mary
A. wallace so elects, then only Lot.
No. will be sold.
Terms-Said property will be sold
on credit of six months, and the
purchaser will be required to execute
bond for the sale price payable to me
as Commissioner with approved per-
sonal security, bearing six per cent
interest from the day of sale and Sc
cured by lien retained on the proper
ty. II. X. SAUFLEY,
NJ. c. Saufley. NC. l.. q. C.
Atty for Pl'f.