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Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-10-12
Taft Will Use
 Solid Silver Spade

San Francisco, Cal, Oct 10-The ground breaking exercises of the Pan ana Pacific exposition at which Pres ident Taft will officiate next Saturday, promises to be one of the most notable celebrations in the history of the city A military and naval parade will pre-. cede the ceremonies at the stadium in Golden Gate Park. An elaborate program, including speeches. and choral singing, has been arranged. A solid silver spade, with a redwood handle, embossed with silver, will be used by the president in turning over the first sod. The president will ar rive Friday in time to attend the big banquet at which thousand covers will be spread.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-10-12
Moaarchist Spirit
 No Longer Rampan

Lisbon, Oct. 9-The most extraordi- nary reports concerning the situation in the north are being received here.
 Monarchists, however, do not appear able to make headway against the re- public as people are not Hooking to their side and the republican troops SO far have remained loyal. A semi official report says the monarchists fled from Vinhaes on the approach of troops and were pursued to the border. Several monarchists are reported kill ed and two republicans wounded. Ad- vices from Galicia assert the monar- chists there are in a state of demor- iIization. The leaders are unable to persuade them to advance on Portu- gal.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-10-12
MurderOuS Assault Made
 Near HoItviIIe Yesterday Morning
The Fl Centro Press says:

The El Centro Press says:
 William H. Cline, a farmer from northeast of Holtville, is in the county jail with prospective charge of mur- der against him, while his victim, Charles Hammond, lies in Holtville with a bullet hole through his body that will probably prove fatal.
 The murderous affair of which this is result occurred this morning four miles northeast of Holtville, where Hammond, a zanjero for Mo- 5 Water company, was busy measuring water.
 According to the story told by Ham, mond, there had been i'll will between the men, and Cline, who was drunk, came up to Hammond and said:
 "Straighten up, there, for I'm going to shoot you'
 Hammond turned around and Cline shot him with 38-calibre automatic pistol, the bullet entering the back
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-10-12
'Death Valley SCOtty'
 Invades Los Angeles

Los Angeles, Oct. 10-Walter Scott Death Valley Scotty' struck Los An. geles yesterday in true Scotty style.
 He had roll of bills as big as to- mato can, and began spending freely when he entered the Hollenbeck Hotel last night about 500 o'clock.
 He sauntered into the lobby, shook hands with ZAP Selby, the room clerk, hired a taxicab, and with three of his friends, started on a round of the oth- CT hotels in pursuit of excitement.
 They say I am broke," said Scotty, at the Hollenbeck. Well, take slant at that" He pulled large roll of bills from his pocket, and peel ing one off, handed it it to the bell boy. He then invited the bystanders to have another with him.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-10-12
District Court

In the district court yesterday after noon Benjamin Enrique, who was one of the three men accused of highway robbery, was sentenced to six years in the penitentiary by Judge Campbell.
 The decision in the check case be- tween the First National bank 9 Max Czuczka and the Yuma National bank was in favor of the First Nation al.
 The entire morning this morning and part of the afternoon was taken up with the case of Attorney Thos. D. Motley vs. J. M. Molina, suit for fees for legal services.
 As the Examiner goes to press the Frank Green case for murder is being called, but it will probably take some time to secure jury.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-10-12
Finish With
 Nomination Papers

Oh, my! The Sun force came very near this afternoon to having to wire the editor, Judge Westover, who is now in the north end of the county, making his campaign for the nomin l. tion for superior court judge in the following language or words to that effect:
 Dear boss, Come home! You are
 out of the race and don't know it."
 But fortunately for the peace of mind of Judge Westover to say noth- ng of the cruel blow to his aspirations he scratched through by the skin of his teeth.
 The occasion was the passing upon the nomination papers by the board of supervisors
 Under our present primary law and the percentages it demands, every candidate has to have IS names on his nomination papers for county office and eleven of these must be in Yuma precinct. Judge Westover had all told just nineteen names, and one of these was the name of A. J. Monroy, who is not a legal voter. This left the Judge just the eighteen names required by law, and had he lost one more the above heartrending telegram would have been sent. Weep, children, weep.
 The only man who did lose out was J. w. Fuquay, Republican candidate for superintendent of roads.
 Through lapse of memory George H. Redwood and O. c. Johnson sign ed the nomination papers of both MT Fuquay and D. c. Rose. This threw both names off of both nomination pa pers and the nomination papers of MT. Fuquay were also signed by H. c.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-10-12
Who Can Vote
 Suit to Be Started
FRIENDLY CASE TO BE DECIDED
 BY JUDGE KENT
The Arizona Democrat says:

The Arizona Democrat says:
 A method of deciding absolutely whether persons who were not on the great registers of 1908 and 1910, but are otherwise qualified have a right to vote at the first election, has been devised. Within a few days the case will be before Judge Kent for a deci- ion.
 N. w. Haggard has nominated him. self for sheriff and filed nomination papers, the petition being signed by a. number of persons not on the regis ter made up prior to the election of delegates to the constitutional con- vention If these names are thrown out, Haggard's petition is illegal and cannot be accepted by the board of supervisors.
 As an elector, Alexander Baker will ask for a court order restraining the supervisors from declaring Haggard a duly nominated candidate to go before the voters at the primaries. District Attorney Bullard will argue that the board should receive Haggards nomi- nation,r and thus the matter will be put squarely up to Judge Kent.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-10-12

and coming out the breast, apparently passing through lung.
 Hammond was able to get into his automobile and start for Holtville, but before he reached the town his strength gave out. A neighbor com ing along got into Hammonds ma chine and took him to Holtville.
 Constable Underwood went after Cline, who was too drunk to give a connected story. He was taken to HOltville and from there brought to Fl Centro, still completely under the influence of liquor.
 Cline has a wife and grown daugh- ter on the farm which he leases, also a string of dairy COWS.
 Hammond has a wife in Holtville, where he has a good reputation as a citizen, and where the greatest sym pathy has been awakened by the tragedy.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-10-12
Club Is Swdmped
 With Mail Orders

New York, Oct. 9-Despite the an nouncements that only mailed re- quests will be considered, hundreds of persons desirous of seeing one Of more of the the worlds series games besieged the offices of the New York National League Club to-day All were turned away. Inside the offices large force sorted the mail orders. Even after a busy Sunday Secretary Gray is hardly able to see daylight through the piles of applications. It is the greatest rush on record for baseball tickets.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-10-12
Second WaIIingfOrd
 Appears in Fl CentrO

The Ell Centro Press says:
 H. c. Allison or George Ogle-one and the same person-is on his way from Fl Centro to Stockton, in the cus- tody of deputy sheriff of San Joaquin county, and this city's newest builder and promoter has had his office strip ped of furniture and his automobile at, tached for attorneys fees and hotel bills.
 Allison, as he gave his name here, came to Fl Centro about two weeks ago, accompanied by a woman whom he first stated was his neice, but who later was said to be his wife. They became guests at the Hotel Oregon and Allison engaged a suite of rooms in the First National Bank building and fitted them up handsomely. He announced his intention of buying lots here and building houses and selling them on payments. He also advertised an automobile for sale and that he had money to loan.
 Sheriff Meadows recognized in Ali son a man wanted in Stockton, known there as George Ogle, and arrested him, holding him pending the arrival of an officer from the north.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-10-12
Matt. Wells and
 WoIgdst Matched

New York, Oct. 10-A new high mark for the financial end of ten round bouts was reached to-day when Ad Wolgast, the lightweight champion of the world, and Matt Wells, the light weight champion of England, were matched to fight the latter part of this month for purse and moving picture privileges which will amount to at least $50,000. The battle will be staged at the old Sea Beach Palace at Coney Island.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-10-12
Town of EnSenada
 Threatened by Fire

San Diego, Oct. 9-Fire by which two little children were burned to death, threatened to destroy Ensena- da, Lower California, last night, the town only beng saved by the efforts of the soldiers under General Cordillo There being no fire apparatus, the sol diers blew up the houses in the path of the fire. Barracks of the eighth in- fantry were burned and two children belonging to one of the soldiers, lost their lives.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-10-12
Prisoners Break Jail
The Calexico Chronicle says:

u0 OdIGAlCO OUTOulClS says.
 The inmates of the city jail early this morning struck for free via the underground route. When the jailer went to the jail this morning he foun1 that the prisoners had taken up some of the flooring and dug a passage un- der the wall to the outside of the building, and the whole bunch had dis appeared to parts unknown, depriving the constable of the squad of men he was planning to set to work on the city streets.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-10-12
GIANTS HAVE EDGE IN PITCHING DEPARTMENT, DECLARES
 CUB LEADER
By Frank Chance Manager of tthe Cubs

Chicago, Oct. 10-The series be- tween the Athletics and the Giants for the worlds championship this year is toss up. If I were betting man I would allow the other man to choose his team and take the other providing he gave me odds. That's how close it will be in my estimation.
 I figure that the Giants have it on the Athletics in the pitching. Bender is a great twirler, and the New York club has other twirlers.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-10-12

Hester, who is. not registered voter of Yuma county.
 MT. Rose, after losing the two names mentioned, had enough names left to make his nomination legal, but MT Fuquay did not, and the board refused to allow his name to go on the ticket.
 This is unfortunate in the extreme, but cannot now be helped
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-10-12
ChumS Die Within
 Day of Each Other

Phoenix, Oct. 9-L. c. Kennedy, for rerly Wells Fargo express Messenge er of this city and his bosom friend and companion, Fred Tretheway, former ly Arizona Eastern ticket agent here Gied recently within twenty-four hours of each other, the one in sanitarium in Los Angeles, and the other in So- nora, Mexico.
 Neither knew of the serious illness of the other.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-10-12
Who Got the Money

Milwaukee, Wis, Oct. 9-Numerous candidates in the Wisconsin legisla- ture which selects a United States senator received money out of the $107,793 campaign funds of Senator Stephenson according to testimony before the senate Investigating com mittee to-day.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-10-12
GaIIagher Home

The many friends of J. A. Gallagher, the popular Picacho mining man, were busy yesterday shaking him by the hand and congratulating him on the complete recovery from his recent ill., ness.
 He says he is now feeling fine and that he is glad to get back to Yuma.