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Arizona republican., 1911-09-08
STOCKS
ARREST BY CIVILIANS
 DESPERATE STRUGGLE

One os the toughest and most dan gerous pieces of work in the keeping of the peace which has occurred Tn Phoenix for some time, was accomp- lished last evening. by two civilians Contractor Bronner and James Me CIarty. for many years a well known night watchman.
 The men brought in were fgnacio Para, an eXcOnvict and genuinely bad man. not long out of the penftentiar> and one Jesus Lucino. They were ere ating some kind of a disturbance near the corner of South Seventh and Grant streets. and in being taken in hand by McClarty and Bronner made most desperate resistance all the way to jail. By the time the men and their captives reached Second and Jefferson streets. four or five of the firemen took a hand in, being obliged to carry Lucino to jail. Para and Lucino were drunk. The affair was reported about town as a hold up.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-08
OWN DATE PALMS
 AND GROW RICH

One monster bunch of dates fur rished refreshments for many passen- gers of train No. 10 all the way from Yuma to Tucson and when the train reached the city this morning the bunch still weighed 62 pounds. says the Tucson Citizen. It weighed .112 pounds when the train left Yuma. The mammoth bunch of dates was secured there by the train crew, and every passenger who cared for dates helped himself all the way to Tucson With dates selling at Is cents per pound. it was estimated that the palm at the Yuma Experiment station of the University of Arizona from which this bunch came. will yield about $209 profit this season.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-08
SELF WATERED PLANTS

ing home without anybody to look after the plants. is to place bowl of water upon a table near the edge and the plants on the floor just beneath. Insert into the bowl a length of worsted weighted at the end and allow the other end to hang over the sides. but a little below the bottom of the bowl. This will syphon the water from the bowl and drop it slowly onto the plants below. IT a good sized bowl is used the plants will look after themselves for weeks when treated in this way. The Housekeeper.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-08
SCALA CHARGED WITH
 ASSAULT BY SHOOTING
Seems to Have Double Record
 Which May Prove Interesting.

Antonio Sigala. arrested with Ra- mona Santa Cruz. Munez and one other. early yesterday morning for shooting at Munez at santa Cruz's place. at the corner of South Fourth avenue and sherman street. and con fined in the city jail, was yesterday removed To the county jail; also the others implicated.
 SigaIa is also credited with more than this attempt at something that early yesterday morning when he was arrested. as published exclusively in the Republican. looked like an attempt at murder. It is said by the police department that on August S1 a stranger was robbed in a lodg- ing house in Phoenix of watch and some silver money. \ few days afterward SigaIa offered for sale at Friedmans jewelry store Wa'en which was believed by Mir. Friedman to possibly not belong to him. The matter was put up to the sherlit $ office. which, on investigating. de clarcd SigaIa to have good repu- tation and his story that he bought the watch from a man was accepted as settling in his favor his right to sell if So he was released from espionage by the sheriffs office.
 Yesterday. it is claimed by the po- lice if was discovered by them that SigaIa has a penitentiary record and has been out only few months lie still stuck to his story that he got the watch by buying it from man. but Chief Moore says that he couIu not describe the man.
 The case will probably come De fore Justice Johnstone on eXamlna- tion this morning. and is liable 10 Dro,.a of considerable interest.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-08

NEW PARK-A new baseball park is being talked Of. but the matter is merely in the air at present. though it is generally deemed desirable by baseball men. There is also a pos sibility that Ed Rudolph will under take the organization of another club. to belong to the Salt River Valley league The Tucson team has agreed to play at Nogales Sept. E. Is. and F. according to a letter received ry Man ager Nellis yesterday from Backer Brennan and his manager. The base ball ball at Patrick's hall was a pleas ant social success.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-08
Fruit of the Loom

Also Lonsdale Muslin, the kinds sold everywhere at F 1-2c a yard
 Every woman will realize what a bargain this is at the no ASaIe price. per ward. rd.... "
Arizona republican., 1911-09-08
The following is the record of realty transfers in the office of tho county recorder yesterday, as reported by the Arizona Ab- stract & Title Co.,, 134 West Washington street.

H. w. Keuling and wife to Chas. w. Isham. deed to lot 30, block l. Ever green Heights.
 Adolph Schreck and wife to Mable B. Hiland. deed to lot 23, block "A West Lawn.
 Fate Morrell and wife to Mary J WooIridge. deed to lots II and F block s, Mt Pleasant Tract.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-08

CENSORSHIP.-An ordinance pro viding for the city censorship of nov ing pictures. vaudeville, and penny pictures. will soon be introduced to the notice of the city council. it is said. and its passage asked It provides that the personnel of the censorship commission to be so authorized shall remain secret.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-08

MUSICAL-The pupils of Miss Mar garet Howard will give recital m the Cartwright church this evening
 TO THE COAST-City Attorney Prescott is at the coast for couple of weeks.
 MODERN WooDMEN - Phoenix camp is arranging to take in a class of 100 new members, November <.
 JACK THORNTON-Jack Thornton. manager of the GoIdwater store. is lho.me from his eastern buying eNpedi- ton.
 NEW GIRL IN ToWN--N. Fried man and wife are rejoicing in the ar rival of a new one who will call them pa and ma.
 eIRTHDAY-The birthday of W. R Price. the city water patrolman, was celebrated by a happy company Wilh a Mulligan supper at the residence "i Ed Keithline. Thusrday evening
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11
\ kARE. TREAT.

Deyotees Of baseball. familiarity known as
fans and fanntcs have great treat in store
fer them this afternoon. should the elements
b. kind enough TO permit. The Philadelphia
Athletics. winners of the American Leasue
Championship and eonteaders with the National
League champions. HE New York Giants, for
the worlds champ .onshlp viii meet team
composed of stars from the American League
and organized by James McAleer of tie Wash
inston club. for the purpose Of giving prelim-
mary practice 10 the Philadelphia team.
Richmond lovers of the game and they are
legion, are Indebted to the energy and enter
prise Of Doctor Bagby for the rare privilege OF
Witnessing such game as this Tie simply
would not take no" for an answer and. when
it appeared doubtful that the game as arranged
would he played, he went 10 Philadelphia and
gave an exhibition Of Richmond spirit that
persuaded Connie Mack to come and convinced
him that here he would find the crowd and the
enthusiasm that would justify him in making
the trip
The crowd will be there this afternoon and
they will have the old enthusiasm along too
Not often do Richmonde-s have the opportunity
10 witness such game. Against team, which
is pretty generally judged by critics as the
"classieste aggregation ever gotten together,
will be arrayed nine such stars as Hal thast,
cfvde Milan, Gabby Street, Walter Johnson, Joe
Wood. and the man who stands alone in the
national game as the greatest allround player
the game has ever known. "Ty' Cobb.
II is safe to assert that not for long While
have men been so anxious about the weather.
nor so many of them. as watched the skies last
night Every dark and forbidding cloud occas-
toned uneasiness Every indication of fair
weather gave JOY Hundreds are awaiting IN
eager anticipation the hour when the Jumps
viii cry play ball" and thousands will be OF
hand 10 witness the great exhibition of fielding
hitting and base running,
Here's hoping that y*u and may see Z
sunny sky to-day and that We may be able Il
beg or borrow the price Of foot and hal
Of hard seat in bleachers in grandstand-
anywhere so it's there.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11
TO HAVE OZONE
ON LONDON TRAINS

LONDON, Oct. 10.-The taded city
man, pining for a breath of really
fresh air, no longer need rush of to
the seaside for his ozone.
Within fortnight every station Of
tie Central London Railway Will have
it's own apparatus for mixing cleo
trically produced ozone with the at.
mosphere at the platform level and
in the adjoining tube" 80 that its
patrons can enjoy the health-giving
element while travelling to and from
their Offices.
Some months ago the Ozonair Com
pany. Limited, equipped the Bank
station with its patent ozone mixing
system OF ventilation. The increased
freshness and purity OF atmosphere
obtained lave been SO striking that
the work OF installing similar appa-
ratus throughout the whole system ID
being rapidly carried 0u,.
At the Bank Station 5000 to 1000
cubic feet Of oxonized air are pump-
ed into the station and its adjoining
tube every minute from in tho
morning until o'clock at night. Al
a result the acrid, dampish Odor %
noticeable in some Of the earlier.
built tube" systeuis has utAoglv go
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11
PLUTARCH'S MISSION

tell me you had slain my goat,
shall lay the fact before my father"
With that she turned away, and tho
young man found his way to tho
front door. lie had been embarrassed
and confused, but he had noted that
Miss Cherrie Vale had big brown
eyes, chestnut hair. a handsome face
and figure to be admired Had Ii
been some old woman or spinster her
words would have angered him, as he
had done all that could be reasonably
looked for. but in this case. while he
felt Inundated. he kept the picture
OF the girl before his eyes and took a
solemn vow to himself A boy and a
spade Were engaged. and In "a grove a
quarter OF a mile down the highway
the remains CT Plutarch were laid in
their last resting place.
Three days later, as Miss Cherris
stood at the gate. wondering in which
direction she would walk, an auto
halted. a young man raised his cap.
and MIR. Fred Gleason saluted her
with:
Miss Vale, have goat here to
replace the one killed the other day.
VIII you kindly look at him? He IS
real angora and great pet
The girl never raised her eyes, but
turned and entered the house as IL
Mr. Fred Gleason did not exist
On the evening OF the SECOND day
after, Mr. Vale came home from tho
city to say.
Say. dear. the young man who
killed your goat has got me going.
He wants to make good and he Is
asking me II YOU would accept OF
this or that. Better take q camel or
giraffe and call It square"
A week later the father telephoned
that he would bring friend to din
ner. and when he arrived the friend
proved to be the goat killer The
smile faded from Miss Cherries face
at once. but the father laughed III
his tovial way ard pinched her cheek
and said:
Mr. Gleason is here to provids
Plutarch with IA grave one and an
eptarh. There's Just time to fix 1t
up between you before dinner. ard
then we can attend the funeral In 4
body"
Dinner was delayed half an hour by
the fixing up but when the
young people came to the table at
last both were @ntling, and IL was
while the two were Down In the
grove, later on. at the grave Of tho
goat that dared an auto, the broker
said to his wife:
Wouldn't IL he funny If the killing
Of that goat Mas nranEdained- IA
as to provide liz with on-in-law
before cherrie gets TO be an old
maid ="
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11
FEDERAL CIRCUIT
COURT OF APPEALS

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals convened yesterday for its
October session with the following
judges in attendance: Circuit Judge
Nathan Golf, OF Clarksburg, w. Va;
Circuit Judge ]. G.. Pritchard, OF
Asheville. n. c.: District Judge Ed
mund Waddill. Jr.. of this city and
District Judge James f. Boyd. cf
Greensboro. n, c.
Court announced and handed down
its opinion In the following cases:
No. 1910. Thomas w Fleming and
Allison s. Fleming. appellants. VS..
William M. Laws. appellee. Appeal
from the Circuit Court at Philippi. w.
Va. Opinion by kldge Common. Res
versed. with costs and remanded.
No. 102s. United States OF Ameri-
ca, plaintiff in error, VS.. one box OF
tobacco, Foot Prints r. NJ Bohan-
non. claimant. defendant IN error. In
error to the District Court at States
VILE. N c. Opinion by Judge Keller.
Reversed. and cause remanded for
new trial.
No. 1929 Norfolk Southern Rail-
road Company. appellant. vs.. J. r.
Talbot, appellee Appeal from tho
Circuit Court at Raleigh. n. c. Per
curtain opinion. Affirmed, with costs.
No. 1920. George c. Sturgiss. Nor
gantown a Kingwood Railroad Cons
pany. ct al, appellants and appellees,
vs Jacob Meurer. appellant and APP
pellee, and w. ], Logan. ct al. appel
lees. Cross appeals from the Dis
trict Court at Clarksburg. w. Va.
Opinion by Jurge Boyd. Reversed.
with costs. and remanded.
No. 1891. Norfolk and Atlantic
Terminal Company. plaintiff in error.
In error to the Circuit Court at Nor
folk, Va Opinion by Judge Boyd.
Reversed, with costs, and remanded.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11
PROFUSE APOLOGIES.
graph

sometime ago We printed this little para
graph:
Governor GiIchrst. of Florida. is reported to
have said any definition of a 'prohibissee' is
a man who While taking drink himself does
rot want to see anyone else take anything but
stomach hitters or soft drinks The Governor
Is more of a near-wit than "a statesman. Based
upon his capacity for ANALYSIS and definition,
judged by the above definition We should say
that his forte comedy and not executive
authority and power.
Yesterday received letter from Cover
nor Gilchrist explaining that he had not used
the word 'prohibisee" but had employed the
term "prohihitionst pharisee' instead We
make the correction with pleasure.
The Governor adds. AS to whether l am Il
statesman or not | send you copy Of my
message TO the last Legislature It took me
three hours and five minutes to read the same
to the House of Representatives. II you will
read II over YOU will learn something ABOUT
the affairs of the State Of Florida
We will take the Governors word for his
craftsmanship And VA make profuse ana
abiect apology for the fact that we have ever
suggested doubt concerning it. But read the
message? Not until il has been abbreviated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11
R1.AME TIE pIsE,sE. NOT THE DOCTOR.

BLAME THE DISEASE NOT THE DOCTOR.
This paper has held the position that popular
unrest and uneasness have not been caused by
unwarran,ed attack upon the trusts by design
ing demagogue and misinformed asitators. but
by the high-handed aud defiant attitude of the
corporations themselves Had they not pre-
sumed upon their seeming ability to violate
Law and had they not constantly committed so
many fragrant offenses against the public good,
there had been no material out of which the
so called demagogues could have produced inn
aamatory speeches and occasion for the
microscopic scrutiny of congressional and
governmental investigating committees. Even
now in The hour Of their extremity, they dare
not defend their past conduct but charge tho
blame for what they term commercial confusion
and chaos to agitation and investigation. They
seemingly seek to befoul the waters that they
may escape
The patient is a fool an migrate who
curses the physician who prescribes the nox
ious dose and thinks not of the disease that has
made the remedy necessary, The surgeon is
not FeSLoHHlule lOF the Necessity VI ctiioFih6
the gangerenous limb and should not be con
ienne but praised, It is the poisoned blood
that occasions the necessity. The sooner illegal
monopoes realize that their offenses lie
At the root of the present popular unrest and
that such dissatisfaction will continue until
such transgressions cease. soon as they I'M
derstand that the nation viii submit no longer
and as soon as they reorganize and readjuse
themselves to the demands of the law and the
will Of the people. just 80 soon will agitation
cease public complaint be quoted and prosper
ity and peace return to the country and to
themselves But not until then
So thinks the President. In his address be-
fore the Chamber of Commerce at Pocatello,
Idaho, he said, But when that part of the
business community that thought that the anti
trust statute did not mean anything understands
that it is to be enforced, then may reach
a solution that will enable the business COM
munity to settle down proper and legiti-
mate basis" Mr. Taft recognizes what we
have pointed out several times and so declares,
that the application of the remedy for the pres
ent situation will inevitably produce some com
mercial disturbance. but that after the period
! of disturbance occasoned by the reimbursement
the country. under conditions of fairer com
petition will move forward to greater and more
general prosperity
If the representatives Of the interests wouiC
understand the apparent and accept the inevi-
table and, instead Of continuing their yenomou:
attacks upon the administration congress anc
the people would give themselves to the refor
nation Of the business principles and policies
that have held sway among their clients for thu
past generation, they would accomplish mor'
, for the general and permanent prosperity o
the nation What is needed is not prophets t.
, anathematize the people for protecting them
, selves but evangelists who will give themselve
TO calling the corporate sinners to repentance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11
WHAT REGULATION Is DOING FOR sTACN-
TON

stanton is making early discovery Of what
regulation can do for community. Less than
a week after the licensed saloon opened its doors
there have already appeared notice in the
PAPERS commenting upon the drunks and the
return to their hannts and loafing places of
the old gang that infested the city during the
former saloon regime. The latest of These
affairs appeared in the Ledder as occurring on
last Saturday night That is, II Is the latest
Of which we have any account.
We print the notice clipped from the
{eader without further comment It's moral IS
sufficiently obvious to intelligence
IN consequence OF too much drink about hve
white men are under suspicion and VIII probably
be arrested on the charge or assault saturday
night Frnnk Guffey. driver for JOS. Is. l+acKey.
was pulled from his wagon by r bunch OF DRINKS
and naued To extent, but was not seriously
hurt The crowd seemed to have the scrappng
craze for they little after attacked an old negro
hy the name ~ Garter employee at Gaymons,
fnd .keak him badly. Ala condition " nQI eon1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11

The Royal Deputation for Medical Affairs Of
Germany disagree with the Remseu Referee
Board of the United State and upholds Doctor
Wiey's contention that Benzoate of Soda is
deleterious and dangerous Guess Solicitor
McCahe will cast the deciding vote? Nit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11

1hey have hundred and twenty eight cleo
ton officials under Indictment in Baltimore.
and the grand jury is but little over halt
through its investigation of the voting pre-.
cincts- What splendid argument against the
primary system! But isn't 1t a better argu-
conducting 1t?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11

Norioik papers say that there is a split be-
tween Jim Trehy and Jim Prince over who
shall succeed Kizer as Chief OF Police We
infer that these two gentlemen have the author
lily to select the officials for the city OF Norfolk
The conclusion seems legitimate that some
thousands of other Norfolk citizens are asleep
at the switch"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11

has been called. You must now follow suit or
prove that the charge OF fusionism Is true
by your election of Republican. Which horn
of the dilemma will you take?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11

contemporary raises the question, what is
the most interesting place in Richmond Or.
dinariy it is Murphy's Hotel or the picture
shows. Judging by the crowds in that vicinity
But on Wednesday afternoon it will be the
baseball park.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11

j. Pierpont tipped his barber a twenty dollar
bin day or so ago. So the papers say. Said
he had received the best shave in years Bet
he had received a bigger "tip" and felt good
over it, or perhaps he had executed neat
job in shaving sombody else.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11

Let us hope that none OF the venturesome
navigators of the air who will perform during
the fair will go to join the ranks of the ninety
eight who have already made their last ascen-
sion. OF course we refer to this world
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11
Localized Primary Comma.

We believe that the esteemed Danvflle Regis
ter is In In its opinion that the General
Assembly OF Virginia has confessed Its inability
to deal with legalized primary bin. The next
General Assembly win In all human probability
enact such bill into law. Tho direct primary
has come to stay, and it must be safeguarded
by legal definitions and Observation-Disclosures
ter Star.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11

A glorious crop Of American Beauties is re-
ported for the fall. Everywhere the lists or
debutantes is large and growing. Here's hop
ing there may not be a shortage of native
grown gardeners to gather them in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11

Mr. Underwood has declared that he is not
candidate for the presidency. Might have
saved himself the trouble. There never was
any danger of the tightening hitting SO Far
South. Not yet
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11

If rare and very valuable mineral as a
standard of values would flop in the
cost of the necessities Of life, We purpose that
the nation renounce the gold standard and
make a rush for radium.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11

Alfred Tennyson Dickens played the dickens
when he said before the Boston City Club that
the Boston girls had "beefy" ankles. He put
hts foot in it.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11

An Adventist minister thinks that the war
between Italy and Turkey presages the end OF
the world. More likely the end OF Turkey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11
What tho Country Thinks.

From the address Of the Greater Baltimore
Committee to the business men Of Baltimore:
The press of the country has carried columns
about political corruption here, and the impress
sion is widespread that of the worst
governed cities in the land.
And until clean sweep is made OF "old-
fashioned" mayors, Of old fashioned city coun-
ellis, OF 'old fashioned municipal boards. Of
"oid fashioned secrecy In the city hail. of odd
fashioned favoritism to political contractors of
odd fashioned" ballot box stuffing OF odd
fashioned" Job distrbuting-until all this Is ac-
compshed that impression will continue wide
spread, and excusabe. and sound.-Batimore
Sun.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11

sidered serious. No arrests have as yet been
made. but the crowd will probably be rounded
up before long. as the police are working the
case. and have a good idea who comprised the
gang of ruffians
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11

Senator John Walter Smith, OF Maryland,
has remained powerful quiet during the late
unpleasantness in Baltimore,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-11

Say not good night, but in some fairer cline
bid me good morning. words to that effect.