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Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
FREE PRESS DIRECTORS.

A meeting of the stockholders of the Mesa Free Press was held late yesterday afternoon for the purpose of eleeting a new board of directors for the coming year. The stockhold- CTS also discussed certain changes in the paper which have been contem- plated for some time past and may possibly be put into effect. The meet ing was to have been held last Sat urday afternoon. but owing to the ill., ness of w, J. Kingsbury of Tempe. who Is the principal stockholder in the paper. it was postponed pending his recovery. ~
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
pEsA-eRs ARE BUSY.

Much interest in the coming debate on free trade is being manifested by the pupils of the high school. and all four of the chosen debaters. are work ing hard to prepare their speeches. They have consulted books and sta tistics in the Phoenix libraries, and from the mass of material are sort ing out such facts as will be effective in the presentation of their arguments. The debate will be held Friday night. It will be the first of the silver cup and gold medal series.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
GOING PROSPECTING.

F. H. Latham of Yuma arrived in Mesa yesterday on his way to Ray in which region he expects to do con- siderable prospecting during the next few weeks. He is making the trip overland with a team of stout mules and a covered wagon, which consti- tutes practically furnished room on wheels.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
MAGE A eRIEF VisIT.

Wesley Knorpp. the circulation man ager of The Republican. came over to Mesa yesterday morning. accompany ing the carriers between Phoenix and Mesa. After spending the forenoon here he returned to Phoenix on the noon train.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
IS ONE OF THE PRopRIEToRs.

w. J. Spears has purchased a part nership in the Mesa feed corral and will conduct the business jointly with the former sole proprietor. w. E. Smith. Mir. Spears came here from Texas. He is friend of the former owner and manager of the corral. w. A. Coffman. and at one time was as- sociated with him in the cattle busi- ness.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
CHANCE FOR REPUBLICAN,
 READERS,

In order to test the Rcpublican's great circulation and it's superior ad- vertising value. we have made ar arrangements with the Bear Drug Co.. the popular druggists. to offer one of it's best. selling medicines at half price to any one who will cut out the following coupon and present it at it's store.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
SHIPMENT OF CATTLE.

A carload of cattle were driven into Mesa across country from J. l.. An derson's ranch Monday and were shipped yesterday to the Tribolet cold storage market in Phoenix. Notwith- standing the cold weather which has had a deterrent effect upon the growth of feed the cattle were in very good condition.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY MORNING JANUARY H

mile breeze-and a cold one at that was blowing. Fair crowds also at- tended the shows yesterday afternoon and last night Both Monday after noon and yesterday the band appeared at the corner of Main and Macdonald streets and gave a brief concert to ad- vertise the performances.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
NEXT CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
 MEETING.

Another meeting of the Christian Scientists. who are attempting to ef- feet a permanent organization in Mesa, will be held at o'clock next Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. H. Atterson. Twenty-two members were present at last Sundays meeting, held at the residence of Mrs. L. E. Irwin. The services were conducted by Mrs. F. E. Sanborn, first reader. and Mrs. l.. A. Smith, second reader.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
THE FIRST DEGREE.

A meeting of the Knights of Py- thias lodge was held last night in the K. Of P. hall. The feature of the evening was Samuel Barnett. who was put through the first degree. He faced his ordeal. it is said, with consider able apprehension. but took what was coming to him to the satisfaction of all the assembled members Mir. Bar nett will receive his second degree next week.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
WERE IN MESA.

Tom Armstrong of Tempe and Will Callahan of Phoenix spent part of the day in Mesa yesterday. having driven over from Mir. Armstrong's ranch near Tempe. MT. Callahan returned to Phoenix on the noon train.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
SHERIFF HAYDEN HERE.

Sheriff Cary Hayden was in Mesa yesterday comforting with Marshal Peterson and Constable Burton regard ing the Daley affair He said he was expecting Deputy Jeff Adams. who went to Globe after Daley. to return this morning
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
NEW MANAGEMENT.

The large boarding house known as The Palms. situated on Macdonald street. near the depot. has been trans ferred to a new management. l.. A. Smith having taken charge of it yes terday. The house has acquired the reputation of being one of the best in Mesa. and will undoubtedly be con- ducted along the lines which have made it successful in the past.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
COUPON.

This coupon entities the holder to one soc package of Dr. Towards specific for the cure of constipa- tion and dyspepsia at half price. 25c. We will refund the money to any dissatisfied customer.
 BEAR DRUG co.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
TWO LAND SALES.

Mrs. $. L. Pomeroy sold ten acres northwest of town Monday to Ed. Lewis. and on the same day bought twenty-five acres from Mrs. M. Me- Cloud.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
ovER FROM PHOENIX.

Charles K. Pishon. one of the best known travelling men on the road. came over from Phoenix yesterday in the interest of bis firm.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
METHODIST LADIES' AID
 MEETING.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hutchz inson. IL is desired that as many
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
DRAGONS MET LAST NIGHT.

At the parsonage of the Baptist church a meeting of the church dea- cons was held last night and con- siderable amount of important church business was transacted.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
LITTLE PATIENT coNvALEscINc

The small daughter of Mir and Mrs. Charles Pine. who has recently been i'll with typhoid fever. has progressed rap idly enough in her recovery to be out of bed although she is still weak from the effects of the disease.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
our oN hoMEsIEAp.

Mir. and Mrs. P. E. Fuller and fami- ly have gone out to their homestead southeast of town, They will be gone about a week. s.,-
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
WENT TO PHOENIX.

O. ]. Mccormick was business visitor in Phoenix yesterday. He re- turned to Mesa on the evening train
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
LIFe INSURANCE VISITOR.

W. w. McNeff of Phoenix was in
 Mesa yesterday on business for the New York Life Insurance company, which he representa-.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
GIVEN .us6Au FINE.

A Yaqui named Manuel Canas was arrested Monday night by Marshal Peterson for being too heavily under the Influence of intoxicatns. taken be- fore Justice Irwin and sentenced to the usual seven days or seven dollars. Canas greatly preferred the dollars. but wanted little time in which to col feet them from friends. He was &C., cordingly releasedsfor that purpose.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19

HOOKING BACKWARD" SOCIAL.
 The ladies of the Wooman Circle. famous locally for their delightful en- tertainments., are preparing for a so- cial to be given early in February It is to be Looking Backward" event.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
DINING ROOM CHANGES HANDS,

The 0lnlng room or the AlnafnDrd hotel was transferred yesterday by the proprietress. Mrs. Edgar Demrick. to Mir. and Mrs. D. M owen. Mir. Owen has had long experience as a caterer. both in Arizona and California. and brings with him to Mesa Gus Carr. who was formerly with the Lanker shim hotel in Los Angeles and has also been connected with other first class dining establishments on the coast Mir. Owen states that under his management. the best meals and service possible win be given the pat rons of the Alhambra dining room.
 DIED, AFTER SHORT ILLNESS.
 Olive Burnett. the 6-year-old daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M Burnett. died Monday night-at the family home near town after an illness of less than week She was taken ill the latter part of last week with complication of diphtheria and scarlet fever. Mir and Mrs Burnett were then planning to go to California and had arranged sale of their household and ranch property with that object in view. The sale was held last Saturday. but the household goods were under quarantine and were not offered for disposal. Since then the little one grew steadily worse and died Monday night with Dr. Drane in attendance. No announcements have been made regarding the funeral sery- ices.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-17
DlSTILLER OFFERS TO
COMPROMISE HIS CASE
Lynchburg Man Would Pay Govern
ment $4,000 Rather Than STAND
Third Trial.

L.YNCHBURG, VA, Sept. 16.--T.
NJ Angle. a distiller. whose case has
long been in the courts. has offered
a compromise in the United States
Circuit Court by proposing TO pay
$4,000 and costs rather than stand
a third trial on charge of defraud-
ing the government of revenue. Judge
Mcdowell continued the case until
the next term pending probable ac
ceptance of the tender.
In the first trial the jury returne1
a verdict of guiltN An appeal was
taken to the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals, where new trial
was granted. the jury in rendering a
true bill having failed to accompany
the foreman in the court room when
the indictment was read. The second
trial resulted in a hung jury.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-17
BIG MULLET CATCHES
REPORTED AT BEAUFORT
Over Three Hundred Thousand POUNDS
Landed at North Carolina
Point in SO Hours

BEAUFORT, n. C., Sept. 16--r i'"
ermen who have returned from 'heir
vacations after good luck and poor
will fdget in their Office chairs "he"
they hear this story Of the opening
Of the fishing season in this port. Next
in order will be the >tsie of incoming
vessels going high and dry on snoalS
of mulIeis. Everybody hereabou's j.
fuu of mullet and the fish are coming
in so fast that the price has droppeu
from three cents a pound to two. some
fishermen have refused The .Sw rare
and are running their schooncrs INTO
the island ports in search Of better
nrices. one captain ran ten miles 70
eec7re the two cent rate and get 'h'ee
ard one-haif.
n the 100000 pounds Of mul'et 'ano-
Cd here during the last - hours ~ere
extended head 10 tail in a s'raiSn'
Inc and moved in that direction 'Hes
world reach from here 10 Greensoo1o'
The sounds and bays. as well as INC
ocean. In this vicinity are alive WIZ
rnulletS and about 600 people arc en-
,loved in handling the catch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-17
BALLlNGER DECLARES
HE HAS DONE HIS DUTY
Secretary Of interior Makes Speech at
Luncheon Given Him at
Spokane, Wash.
lRv Associated Pressl.

SPOKANE, WASH. Sept. IL
don't care what anybody says about
me so long as | am conscious of do
ing my duty, not only as a private
citizen. but as pablic officer. The
man who pursics the course that
seems to him to meet the obligations
of his place in life has no need to
fear about The future
So declared Richard \. Ballingcr,
secretary Of The interior. today al n
luncheon given to him by The chamber
of commerce before his departure tog
the East.
SO far as the public service of
this country is concerned. every man
know in this administration is labor
ing first To know the needs of the
nation. then to execute these needs
within the limits of the law and the
constitution. We have not reached the
day when the fundamental doctrines
of this republic can be forgotten or
overlooked
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-17
YOUTHFUL MURDERER IS
SENTENCED IN ROANOKE
Fifteen-year-old Slayer and Robber OF
II. T. Zachary is Given Eight
Years in Pententiary.

ROANOKE. VA. Sept. 1G.-Harry
Lewis. fifteen years old, murderer OF
II. f. Zachary. was tried today and
and given eight eyars in the peni-
Tertiary. Prisoner pleaded guilty ana
case was submitted to Judge Staples
on the evidence OF the commonwealth.
Il was shown that the boy has pas
siCn for dime novels, that he killed
Zachary while he was asleep, shooting
him through the head and stealing M
tv dollars from him. Six hundred
dollars which Zachary had sewed in
his trousers he failed to find
In en impressive manner Judge sta
pies delivered his opinion. Not once
did Lewis finch, even when Judgment
was passed upon him. His mother
and father and a number of iriend"
we're with him and they encouraged
him with the promise that if he be
hayed himself he might be pardoned'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-17
BATTLESH|PS UPSET
BY WIND AND SEAS
Virginia and Nebraska Lose
Anchor and Practice by
Fleet Made Impossible.

L S. S. KANSAS AT SEA
SOUTHERN DRILL GROUNDS
VIA WIRELESS TO NORFOLK NAVY
YARD, Sept. 1G.-The Atlantic battle
ship fleet rode al anchor all day,
fresh northeast winds and rough seas,
making battle practice impossible.
The Virginia and Nebraska each lost
anchors the latter one with 30
fathoms of chain. Fleet of tenders
suffered damage in gale. collier
Caesar having steering gear carried
away and two tugs being disabled.
The Caesar anchored four miles
southeast of Cape Henry, but after
wards repaired. Two other tugs were
sent to Hampton Roads tonight for
shelter. One Of the great target RATS
broke up one-half turning over and
probably lost.
The fleet probably will complete
night torpedo defense practice Sat
uTday if weather mOderates.
The battIeships could continue prac
tice in rough weather if targets could
be towed. The auxiliary Panther
gone TO Roads 10 tow out from the
navy yard float sent to replace the
one sunk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-17
Prominent Salisbury Man Falls
Victim to Pellagra.
MEMBER OF LEGISLATURE
Secretary and Treasurer OF Bill Nye
Association Passes Away After lii
ness 90 Two Wceks-Served as
Secretary to Senator overman-
Ry Associated Press)

SALISBURY, y. c., Sept. 16.-John
NJ. Julian. editor of the Salisbury
Evening Posi-, whose illness with pei
lasra has attracted wide attention.
died today.
Mr.. Julian, who was stricken two
weeks agG. had been unconscious
since Sunday and. despite skillful At
tention. he grew gradually worse
lie was a member Of the North Gar
DINA legislature and was secretary
and treasurer Of the Bill Nye Memo
rial Association in this state. lie was
3e years old and is survived by wiic
and three children.
Al the beginning Of Lee 5. Over
mans term in the United State sen
ate Mr.. Julian served as his private
secretary in Washington. lie vas a
son of the late Sheriff u. Y. Julian.
Of Rowan county. For che past six
years he was editor of the Salisbury
Post. and took a leading part in - :
North Carolina Press Association
he was a representative OF the As
sociatcd Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-17
IS BURNED 10
DEATH IN RICHMOND
Explosion OF Alcohol Stove Proves
Fatal and Two Persons Are
Seriously Injured.

RICHMOND, VA. Sept. i6.-Henry
NIanian. the infant son of Manue!
Nranian. is dead. and Lassie Weber.
the childs cOlOred nurse. is In the
city hospital in a dying condition. as
the result of the explosion OF an al
cOhol stove in the living rooms of
the Nrarian family over a vacant
store at 922 East Broad street, early
this morning.
Ethel Vranian, 3 years old. was
seriously though not fatally burned.
The child unQuestionably owes her
lie to the heroic action OF c. ID.
Hirshbcrg and w. G. Angle. tiremen
attached to engine company No. ;.
who rushed into the house on hearing
cries. for help and put out the flames
which onveloped her.
The hremer also saved the nurse
from being cremated, but she was
81 badly burned that is smah chance
of her recovery. When the fiTemen
burst into the room the little victim
az the explosion had been scorched
beyond all aid. They tenderly carried
the mite OF humanity with it's black.
ened body into another room and
summoned help.
The child died In the city hospital
at 1926 this afternoon.
Henry Nranian, the baby, Is four.
teen months old. His flimsy night
clothing had been ignited by the fam
ing alcohol and while the child lay
on the floor. unable to beat out .the
fire. the flames burned his body al
most To crisp.
The Wcbber girl, who is about %
years old. was burned over her en-.
tire body Ethel Vranian was burned
on the right arm and side.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-17
SON IS CHARGED WITH
MURDER OF HIS FATHER
Chester, Pa, Hotel Proprietor
is Found Dead in His
Bed Room.

CHESTER. PA. Sept. is.-John J.
Evans. proprietor of the Edgemcnt
Hotel. this city. was murdered 10
night while asleep in his room ms
son. Richard. aged 10 years, was ar
rested charged with the crime and IS
now in the county Jail at Media
Early In the evening Evans went 70
his room to lie down. As he did not
return TO the Office at his usual hour
William Nickerson. a magistrate IN
the Second ward. went to the room
occupied BY Evans to awaken him.
When he opened the door ne was nor
rifed TO see the pillow covered with
blood and a gaping wound behind
Evans left ear. The police officials
were at once notified and a physician
was quickly summoned bot the lat
ter reported that Evans had been
dead for at least an hour
Suspicion pointed to the son VINO
had been about the hotel early in the
evening but who had not been seen
around the haei for nearly Two
hours Search was a. once made tor
the bov and he Eas found late to-
night At Fslwin. a small town about
.hree miles from this city the %
lice officials state that Il y their be
lief ,has the murder vas commttte1
while the lad was temporarily insane
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-17
RESOLUTION TO CONDEMN
ROOSEVELT IS TABLED
Attempt TO Declare Policies of Former
President as Unjust and Dangerous
Lloyd C. Griscom is Again Elected
President of Body.

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-After me
New York county Republican commit
tee had reelected unanimously Lloyd
c. Griscom it's president tonight. Abra-
ham Grueber. an assembly district
leader Who has frequently gone on
record as against Colonel Roosevelt,
sounded the only discordent note OF
the meeting by Offering the following
resolution
Resolved, that the Republican
county committee of New York, dis
approves as unjust and dangerous 10
the liberties of the people the utter
ances of Ex-President Roosevelt i'll re-
spect 10 the judges of the United
State Supreme Court and the Court
Of Appeals
With a shout of disapproval the
resolution was tabled and the meeting
adjourned.
Previous to the presentation OF the
Grueber resolution. the comml teemeh
had cheered Mr.. Griscom's declarauon
that it was the duty of the Republic
cans of New York county to uphold
the hand of that man in the Whl'e
House. the Hon. William II. Taft and
laid in the future in helping him IN
carving cut the pledges which the
party gave to the nation
1t remained for john H. Hammond
in 2 speech nominating Mr. Grlsconl
for the presidency of the comml'tee'
IN refer to the old guard directly Inc
name of the old guard, he asserted
had been associated with the ANUS
scandal and the Blackhorse cavalry; II
had opposed necessary reforms anu
favored things for which the Replo'
ucan party does not stand
THE success of the old guard al
the convention he said, Will spe'
disastrous defeat at the polls IN NO
vember. The old guard must ana WI,
he beaten and the man to whom ih.o"
credit is due is Lloyd c. Grlscom
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-17
PRESENTED WITH $4,000.
British Aviator Is Awarded Prize at
Boston.

BOSTON. MASS. Sept. fs.-Thc
brilliant aerial exploits n Claud era
ham White. tho British aviator. were
applaudcd tonight a. banquet a. iho
Algonquin Club. rendered Go The Brit
ish and American participants IN tho
recent Harvard-Boston aviation meet.
The central feature n the evening
wa the presentation 20 Mr. Graham.
White by General Charles w. Taylor.
proprietor II fhs Boston Globe. n q
cheek for Sfo0eo. representing the
prize offered b. tho Globe :or BOSTON
Hehi trip of % miles Governor Ehiu
IS. Draper and Mayor John ?. Fiiz.
gerald we're among those present.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-17
MORE EXPORTS NEEDED.
New York Man Speaks On Conditions
Of the Country.

PORTSMOUTH. y. H. Sept. Is
Conditions are rapidly changing. We
are losiue orr position as the great
exporters Of foodsians and must give
more attention 70 exporting our man.
fractured cood-. declared G. A.
Green. NJ New York tonight. in speak
inc before the cichfy-ninih scmian
mail meeting of The National Asso
cation of Cotton Manufacturers III
THIS city on the subject ~ 'fnreirn
markets. Tor cotton textiles"
Our facilities for the production
81 roods have multiplied 80 rapidly
during the pas; few Years" declared
Mr.. Green. that Ne have overiakcu
our capacity for consumption. great
~ u is
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-17
HE SUES MONEY LENDER.
Former Vireinisn Charges North Car
Gilman With Usury.

DURHAM. y. c.. Sept. ia sum
mons in the suit for relief against
C. c. Farthing. one of the city's five
wealthicst men. was issued this morn
ing on complaint of Attorney Benja.
min Lovenstcin. formerly of Rich
mOnd.
Lovenstein sneges that last winter
in desperate circumstance. he Dor
r6wed 300 from FaTthing and IN
executing the mortgage. Farthing was
made principal Of note for $500. q
Lovenstein sues for $4,000 and al
Ieges usury. The mortgage has fallen
Que and the young attorney says his
home is involved. He declared the
rich man charged him an excessive
amount when he was helpless.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-17
OPPOSE GEN. LEE STATUE.
Prepare fer Meeting C. A. r. at Atlanc
ic City-Regret virginia's Step.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.. Sept 10
Commanderin-chief Van SAINT, accom-
panied by members of his staff with
their families. arrived here tonight
to prepare for the opening of the an
nual G. A. r. encampment They were
given a rousing reception.
The Union veterans legion today
adopted resolutions regretting that the
State of Virginia had seen fit to place
the statue Of General Lee In staiuary
hall Washington.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-17
Consolvo Held BlameIess.

RICHMOND. VA, Sept. I5.-Lleu-
tenant-Colonel Charles II. Consolvo,
of Norfolk. paymaster-general of the
Virginia Volunteers, is held blameless
by the court of inquiry which recent
" investigated his manner of paying
the troops for their service at Gettys-
burg
The findings of the court were an
nounced today at the office OF the ad-
jUtant-general.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-17
YOUNG MAN ATTACKS GIRL.
She l. KILLED ard Father and Son Cut
20 Pieces

KANSAS CITY. SEPT. is-I. "
Sheppard. whose daughter. j years
old. vas assaulted AZ Ncwkirk. Okla
TO-DAY died OF injuries suffered a. tho
hands ~ ihe giris asSailanf. The
brother of obi. ziri. TAYLOR Sheppard
Is in arrioa. c0rdifion and may aIc
Tho father and son we're CIT ~ pieces
with an as. ard p haichci BY ? youns
ran. Who lafer attacked the girl.
Waller O. sdy. 81 years old. Of
Seukirt. g. anfcr arrest
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-17
WILL OFFER RESIGNATION.
mr. Woodrow wilson May Out as I'M
versFy President

PRINCETON. y. J.. sept ~. ~
woodrow Wilson. who was ycSieIo1s
nominated for governor 81 New 49,
hv the New Jersey Democrats. sa'"
,bis afternoon that h. would oher ~
,es,sua,ior a. president Of Prince Q. o..
University 70 the board n trustees :
ns nc., MEETING. October p v :.
vnderssood that ~. Wilson VII 10
&c Tho trustees 10 accept his rcsisn'
ton Immediately.