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Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
MORNINc ,o,,
GREEN LEAVES FOR
 NEW FIELD 0F WORK
Says He Is Going to Pasadena But Not
 to Sleep.

Charles R. Green for sometime past
 business manager of The Arizona Re- | publican has severed his connection
 with the paper and leaves this evening
 for Pasadena where he will assume the
 business management of the Evenirp
 News
 MT Green began his successful news paper career on the Detroit News in 1898 since which time he has been con- stantly connected with the financial and business departments of one news paper or another. In 1900 Mir. Green vent rom Detroit to Los Angeles. For time he was identified with the busi- Eess department of the Morning Her ald of that city. Later he was con- nected with the Record and then the
 Examiner. In 1909 Mir. Green came to
 Phoenix and associated himself with
 the business department of the Arizou1 Gazette as cashier and boolkeeper la
 ter taking charge of the classified ad- vertising department In May 1910 he Vas employed by The Republican as cashier. In d few months he was made assistant business manager and then promoted to business manager which post he resigned to accept d like posi- tion with the Pasadena News
 MT Green not only has a thorough knowledge of the newspaper businers from the view point of the business of flee but he is genial and affable the secret of his popularity among his fel- lows. This comradeship is not con- fined to the associates of his own of flee but extends to all who have inti- mate business relations whether it he on the street or in the various depart ments of the newspaper plant with which he may be connected. Notwith- standing the feuds that exist. profes- ments of every shop" Mir. Green Is able to harmonize himself to all con ditions sufficiently to forestall any or dinary tendencies to riot
 That this may not be understood as a meaningless statement attention k 1 called to the fact that last evening Mir. Green was summoned to the chapel of the composing room. where he was presented with a handsome desk set of ornamental brass construction. suitable l Tor his business and handsome cigar | receptacle quite suitable for his pleas ! Ire. All departments of the paper con- ! .ributed to its purchase. the token rep -esenting the feeling of good will to- !! ward him. cherished by all who have | abored 50 assiduously under the same 'oof
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
EIGHT ARE SWORN IN
 THE M'NAMARA CASE
Number of Jurors in Famous Oyna hitting Case Has Received
 Slight Addition

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 24.--Eight sworn jurors sat on the McNamara jury tonight. three having been added today. To this at adjournment one man was passed for cause over ob- jection by the defense The sworn jurors now are: Robert F BaIn. F. D. Green, Byron Lisk. j. F. Sexton. William Andre. who was previously sworn. and to which list F. A Erode real estate dealer; c. $ Bisbee. orange grower; J. II. Coke. rducher were added today. The defense now has seven preemptOry challenges left and the state five. The work of filling the box will he resumed to- morrow. One of the jurors. J E. Sexton. was allowed to bo home in company of d deputy. to see his brother. who is dangerously ill He will stay over tonight ]. E. Me Namara. the defendannt. though re- ported physically fit. seems to be worrying over something. Today he expressed the belief that the bailiff guarding him was a secret detective Efforts were made to persuade him that this is not true.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
MISSIONARIES TELL OF AWFUL MASSACRE
ale of Horrible Barbarities in Tuna Chow Flu Has Been Carried
 to Peking.

PEKING. Nov. 24-Missionaries ar irving at Peking from Tung Chow Flu eighty miles northeast of Slang Flu give accounts of the recent revolution in the province of Shen Si. where the anti-foreign element had declared it's intention to eXterminate foreigners. Christians and Manchus. but was only partly successful
 They said the rebel general at Sian Flu issued a proclamation to the peo- ple not to harm merchants. foreign CTS or noncombatdnt Chinese. but to destroy only ManGhus. The Man chus thereupon prepared for defense within their own walled section of the city. They withStOOd one attack by d mob made up of students and soldiers but in an attack the next day nearly all the Manchus were slain. Accord ing to the missionaries. horrible bar barities accompanied the slaughter After the massacre. bandits plundered the shops and demanded money of the inhabitants.
 When the rebels restored order they decapitated many outlaws During the disorder the English Baptist mis- sion was threatened. but was not at tackled
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
RECEIVED VERDICT
 WITH AsTON|sHMENT
McDavitt, Moral Pervert, Said he Felt Certain That he Would Draw
 an AcCuitta!.

SAN BERNARDINO. Nov 24-Dr. Arthur w. McDavit, dentist. charged with q statutory Offense in connection
 with the holding in a room sixteen months Miss Jessie Mcdonald the school girl, was found guilty by tn . jury this afternoon. The jury was out less than an hour. Counel for McDa- wit announced that a motion for d new trial will be filed If this is denied sentence will be passed at that time. The extreme penalty McDavit can re- ceive is one year in prison and a fine cf s1.000. McDavit received his fate with a gasp of astonishment. He had told those near him he was certain of acquittal
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
PATENTS ARE CANCELLED.
Important Ruling Made by Circuit
 Court m Lard Case.

WASHINGTON. D C.. Nov A Valuable coal lands in the E;vantou. Wyoming land district. aggregating 2274 acres are involved in a decree canceliing the patents issued on thir- ty-four soldiers additional entries was announced today by the cOmmiSSiOner general of the land office. The de cree comes from the circuit court of appeals. which reverses the decision of the district court. and holds the lands have been fraudulently acquir- ed for the use and benefit of the Diamond Coal and Coke company.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
DRASTIC MEASURES ARE
 TAKEN AT ABERDEEN
Business Men Refuse to Permit Control
 By Big Body of Asitators.

ABERDEEN. Wash. Nov 24-Five hundred residents of the city number ing the most prominent business men. called on the mayor to maintain law and order in Aberdeen and to resist the threatened invasion of the Indus trial Workers of the World, who pro- pose tO force the repeal of the ordi- nance prohibiting street speaking ex- cept in certain limits Tonight the streets are patrolled by guards with orders tO arrest suspected characters and turn back all who cannot give a good account of themselves. All sa- looms were closed by the mayor and the order is Scrupulously obeyed. The school superintendent has sent notices to parents to keep all children under IS at home
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
THREE ARE DEAD.
Woman and Two Sons Are Killed bv
 Escaping Gas.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov. 24- Mrs. F.. F. Ware and two young sons. Harley. seven. and Virgil five years old were found dead in their kitchen in Page street flat this morning All were asphyXiated because of aN open gas cock in the gas range. The family had just moved into the flat the day before and slept in the kitchen on cots through the night The bodies were found when other tenants smelIed gas. The police be- lieve it was an accident The huS- band IS in Europe on business
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
IT MADE HIM MAD
Mir. Stokes Got Very Angry at In-
 quiries Of Lawyers

NEW YORK. Nov. 24-W F. Stokes. millionaire. who limped into the witness chair in the supreme court to tell the jury how he had been shot in the legs last June by two show girls. today passed from the easy guidance of his counsel to the trouble of cross examination. He had not replied to half al dozen ques- tions before he was on his feet de- to know by what authority he was asked to disclose certain facts The court ruled against him and Lillian Graham and Ethel Con rad. charged with shooting him. al- ternately sobbed and comforted each other during the hearing.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
SISTERS ARE SENTENCED.
Dinty Suffragettes Go to Jail For
 Smashinu Windows.

LONDON. Nov. 24-Lady Constance I.ytton and Lady Svbil Smith. two prominent suffragette leaders also prominent socially were sentenced to fortnight and week respectively in jail. in the Bow street police court today for smashing windows during d Suffragette demonstration Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Leigh. who was previously sentenced seven times. and whom the police described as the most troublesome of all suffragetteS. was given two months The court announced if convicted again she would be sentenced to hard labor.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
Auditorium Was Well Fill ed by Voters Anxious to Hear Candidates Exposi- tion of Time Tried Re publicanism
JUDGE KIBBEY WAS
 PRESIDING OFFICER
Mauk and DePass Also Spoke, and Made Many Friends by Their Clear Statements of the Cam paign's Issues

The lighting trio" the senatorial and congressional candidates. Ralph Cameron. Hoyal smith and John A. Williams and George A. Mauk and r. S DePass. candidates respectively for state auditor and corporation commissioner. oNpounded the doctrines of republicanism from the stage of the Third Avenue thoater last night to an audience which packed the main floor and overrlowed to the balconies.
 The meeting was held under tha auspices of the state central commit tee and was presided over by former Governor Kibbey who made d felic-
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
THEY LIKE THE PLAN

NEW ORLEANS. Nov 24-With but one dissenting vote the Ameri- can Bankers association gave it's un- qualified approval to the proposed Aldrich plan for reform of the cur rency. Congress is urged tu deal with the proposition as an economic question outside the domain of party politics. Detroit was chosen as the convention city in 1912
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
THREE ARE KILLED.
Passenger Train Struck Automobile
 With Deadly Results.

SAN BERNARDINO. Cal. Nov. 24 Three persons were killed and two perhaps fatally injured when a Salt Lake passenger struck an automobile on grade crossing near Cotton this afternoon. The dead are: Mrs. Blanche Moody. Jack Griffen and Mamie Grif- fen. The injured are MT. and Mrs. O. G. Griffen. all of Los Angeles. Tho latter two killed are children of Grif- fen. He is a prominent lumberman O.. Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
NO MORE TICKETS.
Judge Burns Takes Charge of Strike
 Situation in Houston.

HOUSTON. Texas. Nov. 24-Judge Burns of the federal district court, today ordered all pickets employed by the Hartman lines here discharged. and the court Swore in eight special men tu take charge as guards. and report to him. He is tired of the constant bickcrin.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
SAMUEL IS HUMOROUS.
Federation Chief Compares Detective Burns With Prehistoric Man.

ATLANTA. Ga. Nov. 2i.-Samuel ComperS. commenting on the state ment of Detective w. J. Burns tha. million dollars had been raised for the defense of the Mc\amaras de- clared the statement absolutely un- true.
 Burns either is one of those mali ciCuS. malignant men. who endeaVOrs to hunt men as they did in prehis tcric times. or he is unsound in mind to such an extent that he deludes himself" said Gompers
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
TREASURER ARRESTED.
Official of Oil Company Said to Be
 Skort $10O00o.

PITTSEURG. Pa. Nov. 24-Elmer W. Morse. treasurer of the Federal oil and Gas company, was arrested late today on capiaS issued by Judge Charles orr. of the United states circuit court. There is an alleged shortage of $100.000 in tho accounts of the company. Moore's hord was placed at s5O.OOo. which 9 friend furnished
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
IM PORTANT CAPTURE.
Alleged Embezzler has Been Taken
 Into Custody.

LOS ANGELES Nov. 24.-G :. Lou den, said to be postmaster at Elk Riv- CT. Idaho. where it is alleged he em- beZZled $4.5S2. Nov. 10. was arrested this morning by postOffice inspectors on q warrant charging him with being a fugitive from jutice. He will be transferred to Idaho for trial imme- diately It is alleged he confessed
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
THIRTY-THREE KILLED.
Boiler in OiIcske Mills ExpIodes at
 Liverpool Yesterday.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 24.-Thirty three were killed and more than a hundred injured by the explosion of boiler in the oilcake mills of J. Bobby and Sons. today. Nearly 400 persons were in the building. The bodies of the victims were horribly mangled and some were thrown into the streets with the deb- ris. Flames burst out immediately. Many of the injured lost arms or legs and were faarfully burned otherwise
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
SHOPMEN WILL STRIKE.

CHICAGO. Ills. Nov. PA con ference bv Rock Island officials and sEopmen leaders today resulted in no agreement. and it is stated a strike by 5000 shoDmen of the system IS now impending
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
ANNA WANTS THE COIN
White Woman Asks s9o,o00 For Ar
 fections Damaged by Chink

SPOKANE. Nov. 24.-NIiss Anna Hopper. of Spokane. white woman has filed a breach of promise suit against Gong Lee. Chinese. aged 70 years. residing in Pullman. Wash ingtOn. claims S9O.0O0 damages.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
WATER FAMINE ENDS.

famine is almost over. A small amount was delivered to residences in all parts of the city and before morning the de- partment expects the Cedar river pipe to be repaired and a full supply run ming
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
AxTEll FOUND GUILTY
Verdict, However. Carries Recon mendatlon For Life Imprison-
 ment

STOCKTON. Nov 24.-After four hours and ten minutes deliberation the jury in the case of Editor $ E. Axtell. charged with the murder of Charles Sollars. returned verdict to- night of murder in the first degree. with a recommendation for life i'm prisonment Insanity was the de- fense made on behalf of AXteH The trial covered = court days.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
DIED A PAUPER.

MANHATTAN. Nev. Nov. 24-. Frank P. Raybord. once mayor of Deadwood. $. D. and founder of Re- rublic. Washington. died here penni less today although once rated mine owner.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25

the course of which he said. that while he was aware of the fact that the initiative. referendum and recall are with Us as established principles O. government. beyond recall h. could not understand why the dem ocrats were so insistent upon the re- call unless it were that thy have Q fear that some of the officials they are about to elect will prove untrue to their trusts and will deserve re- mOVal
 In the course of his remarks he
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25

called attention To the fact that many members of the office holders trust which had controlled Maricopa county Tolitics for SD long time that they had come to look upon the court house in the light of a private club were again seeking office as candi- dates upon the democratic ticket with little other qualification. real or i'm aginary, than a prOfessed belief in the principle of the recall as it is written" with but a very vague idea of what the phrase means
 Before proceeding with the program
 uCoutinueJ fr,,m Pace on
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
BOTH ARE UNCERTAIN

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov. 24.-A heavy rain with the prospect of soggy playing field tomorrow caused a feeling of uncertainty in both camps as to the outcome of the Harvard Yale football battle.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
CHURCHMAN RECEIVED.
Archbishop FaIconio Was Given Pri
 vate Audience by the Pope.

ROME. Italy, Nov 24-Thc pope today received Archbishop Falconio in private audience. The conversation turred on America. FalcOrio. Farley and O'COnnell will receive together Monday, al the American college friends and others who will extend congra tulations on their elevation to the cardinalate. The pope is stated tc be in perfect health.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
THIS IS THE LIMIT.
Company is Incorporated to Circulate
 Recall Petitions.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Nov 24-TO circulate petitions for the recall of public officials according to law was given as one of the propositions of the Greater San Francisco Progress sive association, incorporation papers for which were filed in Secretary of State Jordan's office today
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
NEW POSTMASTER.

WASHINGTON. D. C, Nov. 24.- EuEepe P A. LarriOn has been ap- pointed postmaster at Turner vice F. F. Black. resigned
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
Number of Mexicans Have Been Arrested, Charged With Assisting in Con spiracy Against Presi- dent Madero
ONE POSTMASTER
 IS IN THE TOLLS
Officers Claim to Have Dis covered discriminating Evidence Which May Make Reyes Case a Most Difficult One

CANANEA, Sonora. Nov. 24-More than twenty arrests were made to- day of members of the alleged Reye- ista band. They include Postmaster Padilla. Oil Inspector Romero. Dr. J. ID. Martinez. and Dr. Buenrose. Pa dilla was allowed to continue his duties under guard. Officials claim they seized valuable discriminating evil dence against the prisoners All are under guard at the barracks. ex- cept Padilla. Martinez and Buen- rose Eight were brought from Naco today. charged with alleged revolutionary acts Officials claim information shows Padilla and others exchanged letters with Reyes at san Antonio. Word comes also of the arrest of Lieutenant Colonel Rafael Romero at HermOsillo today He recently resigned the position of pre- feet of the Hermosillo district He is charged with being Reyes ad- herent. He is a brother of l. RO- nero. arrested here. Those brought from Naco today were former cap tains in the Madero army
 TWO ARE CAPTURED
 FL PASO. Nov. 24-MaderO troops two Reyeistas near Guads- lupe today and shot them Four others were shot near Casas GrandeS.
 REBELS TOOK BARRACKS
 TEPIC. Nov. 24.-A small body Of men shouting for Reyes captured the barracks of the gendarmes here to- day. There were but fifteen de- 'enders. but these resisted before they led killing one of the attacking party. and wounding several. Later he rebels retired to the mountains.
 The reported execution of two 3eyestas is strenuously denied by the Ocal military authorities.
 No orders tO execute prisoners nave come from President Madero.' aid Colonel Estrada. in command of he 'JuareZ garrison. Any prisoners aken will be amply protected
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25
THEY MEET TODAY

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 24. - The army and navy will meet tomorrow on Franklin field in the annual football game
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25

Continued from Page 2)
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25

If you have money to lend or you wish to borrow on first mortgage real estate security, see
 F.. F. PASCOE
 no North Center Street.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-25

FL PASO. Nov. 24-MaderO troop captured two Reyeistas near Guads lupe today and shot them. FOu others were shot near Casas GrandeS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-09

boosting Bsumssrtsn for JOB
the As a the
In and a
. miles
away. tho contrary. notwithstandng
pocy Holmes protesting vigorously ssslnst being kss out o.
Mobile club This President
Lindsay tho leader OF the
to Mobile club.
produce Lindsay wired Pres
Association h Developments
Mobile did release Ducly IL OF
would his salary for the week
deness bad for Duy he didn
have release. IL looks bad for Mobile II he did
they scrap
careful, Muopsy; Cubs crawling close
Cotchcy the Box . new
Is Jim Mcclure
sva President Gotchey
IS Go blaine said Put
more weigh nj fall"
Provided the Giants finish third In the s:s: and vsnouys
Also provided Vancouver wins the
Dusda will not have thing 70 do with the Tessy
affair win be in the nature of little velvet" for the This
seemed To be worrying finishing
the Beavers finishing first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-09
Pays High Tribute to Ef-
ficacy of Thrce-Day
Treatment

When IL comes 10 excessive
drink. victims are gathered In from
all walks Of life. Men OF brains
representing the greatest OF profess
sions are numbered with the happy
souls who have been redeemed from
the drink habit by the Neal Treat.
ment. Over 30 Neal Institutes are
doing a wonderful work In as many
American, Canadian and Australian
cities.
Hard drinkers In three days lose
all desire for drink. and craving Is
quickly changed TO disgus,.
One of the best known physicians
In the Northwest came to Seattle
from neighboring city TO take the
Neal Treatment. He took the treat
ment months ago. and is tremen-
dously glad he did so. He writes
and tells about II.
Il am getting along nicely" he
says. People are surprised to
hear that I do not drink. Some
gave me q weeks time. Others
thought I might hold out a month,
saying I certainly would drink by
that time. | have surprised them
all, and win keep on doing so. |
wish you and all Neal Institutes
the very best success"
Do you know this Is the way all
NJ. D.s feel after they investigate
for themselves and see what the
Neal Treatment really does accom-.
plish In the way of saving drinkers
from their own folly? In the first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-09
PHYSICIAN TOOK
NEAL DRINK CURE

place. physicians In charge OF Neal
Institutes are of the regular
schools. and the treatment--a pure
ly vegetable remedy. taken inter.
nally--is officially administered by
them. There are no hypodermic
injections.
Many physicians are showing no
hesitancy nowadays about sending
patients who may be victims of
alcoholism direct to Tho Neal In.
stitute. whore they can be given
the direct, constant attention re-
auired for successful handling OF
their cases.
The fact that an excessive drink
err can be turned against all liquor
In three days is not a miracle. and
Ia easily explained. Craving and de-
sire for liquor is the result OF alec.
hoiic poison. which saturates the
systems OF all hard drinkers. The
poison demands more liquor. The
world calls II liquor appetite. :"
The Neal treatment neutralizes
and eliminates all this poison, and
that knocks out desire and craving
This result is accomplished In three
days. no matter how long the drink
habit has been In control.
Guests at The Neal Institute en-
joy all the comforts and privacy of
home, club or hotel. Names are
never divulged.
For further information and free
booklet. write, call or phone The
Neal Institute. East Howell and
10th av.. Seattle. Phones: East
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Morphine and other drug habits
are also successfully treated by the
Neal method at the Seattle Neal
Institute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-09

must have nearly broken Jos
Coins heart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-09

Again 9 20 4 In Spoksns. and
axata in favor Of the Beavers. That
young ncuthpaw Ccrvais was right
on the Job. and held the Indians TO
us~ hitn. Also Dode Brinker was
right on the job-with his war
club and with the aid OF tho
other sIcwgcrs made achwenk 70.
tire Mt tho end Of tho sixth. They
treated Bonner. who succeeded him.
bat little better. II Was a swell
gamc--aiso the ono OF the day be-
fpre--but these two 9 10 I games
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-09

That's putting the wood TO IT, old
boy"
the in working plate
a sailing the grand stand
with terrific speed
To OIoughiln of
momentariy his
came from bench Kricheifs voice:
That's putting the wood TO H. old boy
changed aston
the st Louis bench and Wallace relieved
athletes the club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-09
STANDINGS
COAST LEAGUE

Portland ...........s....-.I ~
At Sacramento ....s..s.s....1
Henderson and Kphni Thompson.
Thornton aud Kearns.
vernon .ssss. 4fsssssss.'ssssf
At san Francisco ss...s,.s. q
Berry.
Oakland ......'....''.'.'''' y
NJ Los Angeles sss.ssssssf.b 10 o
ChrlatIan and MItzei DelhI and Abbott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-09
ALL OVER BUT
THE SHOUTING

These oesvsrs climbed another
runo on the ladder yssssrdsy. pull.
ine ssiIs further away from the In
dtsns and the oisnsa II bsuins 70
look a. though u wac al over, ell
rlahs. all right shresdsr and Dug
have eiven vp hope. and while Joe
cchn 10 ssiIi In the race. Joe's
chances are getting poorer every
day.