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Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
Miscreant Placed Dynamite On Tracks of Southern Pacific With Evident In tention of Creating an Explosion.
IGNORANCE ALONE
 AVERTED HORROR
There Was Also an Attempt to Wreck a Fast Train on the Santa Fe Line by Placing Obstruction on Tracks.

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Oct. 27.- Seventy-five sticks of dynamite placed, it is believed, with intent to dynamite the first train passing over, Were found today neatly weddged be- tween the switch frogs of the South ern Pacific tracks at Elwood, near here. Only ignorance, the authori- ties and railroad detectives believe, prevented the wrecking, possibly, of some passenger train. with attendant horror and loss of life. The eXplo- sive, what is commonly known as commercial" contained 40 per cent of nitro, and failed to go off.
 There are indications that it had been lying where found for many days. and a number of passenger and other trains had passed over it. The dynamite was found by Special Rail- road Officer Macey, who went to Goleta, near there, to investigate a report that an unidentified man had fired at an engineer of a light" en- zine last night as the engine was passing.
 The explosive was found in two piles a short distance apart. Thirty five sticks were in one pile and forty in another. No fuse or cap was at tached, and the dynamite was of such strength that it would not eX- plode by cOncussiOn. Officials are disinclined to believe this case has any connection with the dynamite found at Fl Capitan bridge few hours before President Taft's train passed. In that case the dynamite was fully equipped with caps and fuse. which showed it had been placed there by a man acquainted with dynamite's use. Officials say they have a clew to the party who placed ii there.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28

APACHE COUNTY VOTE
 HAS BEEN TABULATED
All But Three Small Precincts had Reported and These Will Make
 Little Change.

ST JOHNS, Ariz, Oct. 27. Special ) The primary vote of Apache county, three small precincts unimportant yet to be counted, is as follows:
 Senate-Cameron Al, Smith 115, Ashurst 30, Ives 2S. Ling r, O'Neil F, Pickett 10, Bob Smith 23.
 House-Williams 134, Cobb 10. Hay den 46. Winsor IS.
 Judges-Jones 121, Doe 133, Kent 122, Cunningham 32, Franklin 32, Pattee II. Ross 54. Wells 27.
 Governor-Wells S1, Young 77, Hunt 51, Weedin s.
 Secretary of state-Cleaveland 133. Osborne 42, Robinson r.
 Auditor-Mauk 123, Callahan 34. Thum 24.
 Treasurer-Fisk 133, Johnson IA.
 Attorney-Christy 123, Bullard 134.
 Superintendent of schools-Jones 79, Philbrook 70, Case AZ.
 Corporation commissiOners-DePa 125, Poole 127, Sturges 126, Geary 39. Gale 3S, Jones 40, Melczer s, Short 1s.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
PACIFIC SQUADRON
 GOES TO SAN PEDRO
Review of 26 Sea Fighters Will be Held Nov. i at San
 Pedro

SAN DIEGO, Oct. 27.-The most powerful naval force that has as- sembled in Pacific waters since the advent of the famous battleship fleet on its tour around the world, is now gathering in the San Diego harDor preparatory to going to San Pedro for a review and inspection scheduled to be held there Nov. 1.
 The Pacific fleet consists of 26 warships, ranging from heavily ar mored sea lighters, among which is the battleship Oregon, recently re- fitted. down to swift little torpedo boats. According to a wireless from Admiral Thomas aboard the flag ship California today, the fleet will probably reach San Pedro by day light on the first and on the after noon of the same date the review will be held. The oregon will be the last vessel to reach here. She should come in by daylight tomor- row
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
COPPER QUEEN PRESS
 ENDORSES DEMOCRATS
Tucson and Bisbee Papers Have Come Out Editorially for Both Smith
 and Ashurst.

TUCSON, Ariz., Oct. 27 (SpeciaL)- Progressive republicans in Pima coun- ty heartily favor Hoval A. Smiths Peoples presidential primary and an effort will be made to have the county central committee endorse the same at it's first meeting. Republican senti- ment here is almost unanimous in fav- or of the election of J. Lorenzo Hub bell. of Apache, for chairman of the re- publican state committee. The Cop per Queen press here and at Bisbee has declared editorially for the cleo tion of Ashurst and Mark Smith for senators and defends Ashurst against the attack of organized labor regarding the strike bill passed in 1903 by the legislature, by which the railroads are to have special deputy sher- ifs sworn in to protect men who take the places of those on strike.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
RACERS AT YUMA.

YUMA, Oct. 27.-Three cars entered in the Los Angeles Phoenix road race are here over night tonight. A Pope Hartford, carrying Will Tremain and his son, arrived this afternoon from Phoenix and will go to Los Angeles to- morrow A Velie car, exploring for Stoddard, a Dayton with Bill Pratt and Oliver Creech and a Mercer car with Harris Hanshue and Fuller arrived from Los Angeles to go on to Phoenix tomorrow A Cole car with Jenkins and a mechanician. arrived this af- ternoOn and went on to Phoenix. A Cadillac car arrived this afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
SUICIDE THEORY IS
 DISCARDED BY POLICE
1t Has Now Been Established That pr. knabe Is Victim of
 Murder.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 27-The sui eide theory in connection with the death of Dr. Helen Knabe, former state bacteriologist, who was found dead in her apartments here, was definitely discarded today by the po lice as the result of evidence fur nished by J. C. Carr, a plumber. who told them he heard screams in the vicinity of the Knabe apartments Monday night. the date of her death. The statement corroborates the ne gro janitor's story that he was awakened by screams, but returned to sleep without Investigating. Dr. Knabe's head was almost severed from her body by a knife blow. It is considered impossible she wielded the weapon, even without other evil dence.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
MEXICAN MINISTERS
 our BY WHOLESALE
Designations Follow an Attack in Congress Which Resulted From
 Demand for Exolanation.

MEXICO CITY. oct. 27-That act ing Minister of War Salas. Minister Of the Interior Granada and Minister of Public Instruction VasqueZ Gomez rendered their resignations last night, became known today. The action is the result of an attack made in cong ress Wednesday on the minister of war and the minister of the interior. when an explanation of the governments fail ure to suppress the Zapatistas was de- maded. It is believed President De la Barra will accept the resignations. Salas is slated as minister of war in the Madero cabinet.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
VTR|OL|C BALDWIN HITS CONSERVATION
Says Our System of landlordism, Out-lrishes Worst Irish Land
 lord That Ever Lived.

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-The govern ment's Alaskan policy was severely criticised before the American Mining Congress today by George E. Bald win, of Valdez.
 Conservation to date has been an attempt to gather all our public lands as an estate" he said, its forests. mines, water power. wharf sites and all to be managed by a vast horde of devasting government underlings, and worked by our citizens as tenants. the underlings ruled by a retinue of officials in Washington, thousands of miles away. All those officials con sider themselves the peoples master and not their servants. Here is a system of landlordism that out-lrishes the worst Irish landlord that ever disgraced the human race by his rapacitY. This landlord refuses to de Velop the property and refuses to al- low anyone else to develop it."
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
ALMOST A FATALITY.

REDIANDS. Cal, Oct. 27.-Aviator Frank Champion narrowly escaped death from a break of his bi-plane this afternoon at the Redlands avia- tion meet. Caught in a puff of wind, 300 feet up Champion was forced to glide hastily to earth. Fifty feet above ground a second puff of wind nearly overturned the craft. By dint of clever manipulating Champion par tially righted the machine and struck the ground at a sharp angle. The aviator was uniniured
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
WANTS AFFORD MANY OPPORTUNITIES

Want Ads have shaped the future of thousands of men and women-they have afforded the opportunity that led to experi- ence. efficiency and advance ment
 The Wants have helped many out of the rut of plOdding with out a prospect for increased re- muneration, and have been the means of carving out careers that were brilliant and success ful
 Don't trail, don't be a laggard when the call for capable. skill ed and conscientious workers is heralded every day through the Wants.
 If you would seize success in greater prop, rtion, if you seek advancement and are capable of bearing responsibility and can make good-The Republican Wants will be your means of betterment.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
HE'S STILL MUM.

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Theodore Roosevelt today flatly declined to com ment on the steel trust suit. He greet ed interviewers smilingly. but to all questions said: 'I have nothing to say"
 Tt might interest you to look up my Testimony before the congressional committee in August" suggested the colonel, as he waved the interviewers farewell "To what I said then. have nothing to add now"
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
WILL
 BE EXECUTED
Former Chinese Premier Has Been Remvoed From Office and Will Now Go the Way of All Unsatis- factory Officials.

PEKING, Oct. 27-General Yin Tschang. minister of war, who is at the head of the imperial forces near over his command to Yuin Shi Kai and return to Pekin. It is believed he has been wounded. At its session today the national assembly adopted a resolution of a popular parliament by a reconstruction of the cabinet with the nobles left out. and the par don of political offenders including the present rebels. as the only means of quelling the rebellion. Cheng Hsuan Huai, former premier, who was removed on demand of the assembly, has been sentenced to death.
 SHANGHAI. Oct 27.-It has been announced the imperialists have ap- preached the rebels looking to a com promise Rebel chiefs are willing to negotiate but demand as a condition the appointment of Yuan Shi Kai, as premier. the immediate assembling of the popular parliament and a com plete reformation of the provincial governments. IUtTt IS SOilt uOuDl that Yuan Shi Kai will accept the premiership unless granted extraOrdi nary guarantees. It is stated today Ngan Kiang. the capital of Ngan Hwei, has been taken by the rebels
 SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 27.-Ac- cording to cablegrams received by local Chinese papers the major DOT ton of the imperialist troops at Foo Chow deserted to the rebels there, put to death the Manchu provincial governor. and set fire to the govern ment shipyard. Others told that Ii Yuan Heng. rebel commander-in- chief. and Tong For Lung. rebel state secretary of the interior. have ad- dressed appeals to members of the Chinese provincial assembly asking that assemblymen in session at Pe- king memorialiZe the throne against calling in foreign help to settle Chi nese affairs. Two Chinese stowaways were found aboard the German tank steamer Niagara, which arrived today. Immigration officials are inclined to believe they are not ordinary cOOlies but that one at least was a Manchu official fleeing for his life and the other his servant
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
SPECIALS ARRESTED.

SAN LUIS OBISPO, Oct. 27.-The first trouble resulting from the strike at the Hartman shops in this city occurred today when Sheriff Young love arrested two Southern Pacific railroad policemen on a charge Of assault with deadly weapons. The specials were accused by four strik- CTS of drawing weapons and attacking when the strikers. who were acting as pickets, accosted them.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
GOES TO PASADENA.

PASADENA, Cal, Oct. 27.-The flight of Aviator C. P Rodgers, which began at New York will end at Pas adena A contract to this effect was signed today with parties represent ing the Crown City by Lieutenant John Rodgers. U. s. A. who is att tending to the business end of his brothers flight. John is himself an enthusiastic aviator, being instructor of aviators at the Annapolis Naval Academy.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
TWO WIVES-TEN YEARS.

SANTA ANA. Cal, Oct. 27.-Joseph F. Seinger, a Los Angeles osteopath was sentenced to ten years in San Quentin today on a charge of bigamy. Seniger admitted to a marriage with two women but pleaded his first wife had told him in the presence of the woman who afterwards became his second wife that she obtained a di- Vorce in Salt Lake City.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
PLAY SMOOTH TRICK.

MALTA. Oct. 27-It is reported but for a premature attack by a party of Musselmans Monday the Ital- ians would have been ambushed near TripOli, and likely annihilated. as the Turks and Arabs greatly Outnum- bered the Italians As it was, 1S0 Italians were killed before the army reached safety. It is said that from fifty to sixty Arabs are killed daily in the citV
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
REAR ADMIRAL DIES.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-Rear Ad- miral James H. Sands, U. $. N, re- tired. who once commanded the navy yards at New York, Boston, Phila- delphia and Washington and partici- pated in the evacuation of Charles ton. died at his home here today of acute indigestion. He was 66.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
THEY'RE BOTH SAFE.

TUCSON. Oct. 7.-(Special)- )-Late returns from Graham county. where Ashurst is given a lead of 300 votes over Ives, removes all doubt as to the nomination of Marcus A. Smith and Henry F. Ashurst as the demo- cratic nominees for the United States senate From returns thus far re- ceived Ashurst has a lead of 800 over Ives.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
KEENE IS WORSE.

NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-James R. Keene. who returned Tuesday from Europe suffered a relapse and is un- der the care of a trained nurse to- day at his apartments. Physicians say his condition is not alarming but he will be compelled to lay aside all business for a period of at least six months.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
GOES TO CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 27.-Harry Da- wis, first baseman of the Philadelphia Athletics and chief lieutenant of Con- nie Mack, today signed a contract to manage the Cleveland Americans next year.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
OAKLAND WINS.

feated Portland in the second game today of the post series. to 0. Per nolI and Mitz; Seaton and Kohn were the batteries
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
United States Steel Corpor ation Will Make a Bitter Fight Against the Gov ernment's Suit for Disso- lution.
MAY INTERPOSE
 MANY OBSTACLES
Wickersham Says Standard Oil and Tobacco Cases Are Not Decisive as Pre- cedents in the Present Prosecution.

WASHINGTON, Oct 27.-The Unit in its legal battle with the govern ment for it's existence will be taken Monday, December 4. On that day an array of counsel, which promises to include some of the most brilliant legal lights in America, will appear before the United States circuit court at Trenton, N. j., in which the gov ernments dissolution petition was filed. January 2nd the steel corpora to the governments charges.
 Several legal maneuvers of which the corporations attorneys can avail themselves may delay the date of filing the answer, and meanwhile it may demur to some of the allega- tions or may file a bill of exceptions. Either action will delay, automatical- ly. the actual beginning of the trial. The government expects some of the formalities of law to be overlooked by it's opponents. It is possible. how ever. that many legal technicalities will be interposed. Judges Gray. Lam ming and Burlington. will hold hear ing to appoint a master to take testi- mony in various parts of the cOun- try. It required a year and a half to take the testimony in the Stand ard Oil case, which was considered extraordinarily quick time. When the testimony of both sides has been taken the circuit court will decide the is sue Whichever. side loses will ap- peal and by a so-called expending act the case will jump to the supreme court.
 The department of justice officials do not feel that the supreme court decisions in the tobacco and oil cases will decide the steel case. Wicker sham declared today that he does not consider these cases models" on which to solve the trust question. He thought each must be decided on it's own merits. Asked if he hoped that the steel trust would voluntarily readjust it's organization to avert fur ther prosecution as the International Harvester. the Electrical trust and other corporations have done, Wicker sham intimated he expected no such conciliatOry move. Some comment was elicited by the fact that the name of Solicitor General Frederick w. Lehman does not appear on the complaint. Rumor had it that Leh- man has not been identified in the governments bill because of being considered for the vacancy in the supreme court. that as justice he might be called upon to sit in the case "Rubbish,'' was Lehman's re- ply to this rumor. It was pointed out that the solicitor generals office is so heavily taxed that it was inn possible for Lehman to take charge of the case.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
AFRAID OF THE WIND.

SANDERSON, Texas. Oct. 27-A thirty-mile wind kept Aviator Rodg CTS from continuing his flight today.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28

TRENTON, Oct. 27.-Legal machin cry, set in motion here by the government against the United States Steel corporation. has lain idle today, awaiting word from Washington. Three score subppenas to be served have not reached the office of the United States marshal. Fourteen of the defendant corporations have of ficers or agents in this state. and these will be served by the marshal of this district. Other supboenas for individual defendants and corpor- ations outside the state will be sent to the proper marshals.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28
Had a Head-on Collision With Judge Bordwell in the McNamara Dynamit- ing Case and Came out Second Best.
LITTLE PROGRESS
 MADE YESTERDAY
Story is Rife That McMani- gal Will be Taken to In dianapolis But Little Gre dence is Placed in Re port.

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 27.-The de fense in the McNamara case collided head-on with the court today. but the trial proceeded. The point at issue was made the ground for an excep- ton and may come up again. At torney Darrow brought on a clash for the avowed purpose, he declared of getting the court to rule on the time which will be taken by the court to rule on challenges of tales men. Then, for the purpose of rec ord, he refused to proceed until or dered to do so by the court.
 This is the third day A. c. Winter, the challenged talesman, sat in the box. The court said he would rule on Winters case later today if the defense desired. The point passed. however. and the trial proceeded. Walter N Frampton, farmer. was challenged because he said he be- lieved both the McNamara's are guilty of murder in connection with the Times explosion. Later FramptOn seemed to make a contradictory state
 
 trial. Tt is the contention of the defense that they do not know wheth- CT to save their challenges or how to take chances on accepting, unless We know the exact status of the man in the box" said Darrow. '1 am going to ask that the challenge be passed on now and l want a ruling by the court" Now, Mir Darrow," said Judge Bordwell. There is no occasion for a remark like that, I am going to take my time to examine these rec ords." T am going to make my record" replied Darrow," and l now ask the court to pass on it, and l re- fuse to go on unless it is passed on. and we know who is in the box. l object to Frampton and Winters mix ing with other jurors" The court said: MT. Darrow, the court is not going to pass upon this matter un- til tomorrow. That is settled, if you want this box filled, go ahead" The box was then filled. and the court asked the new talesman if they were opposed to the death penalty. Then turning to Darrow, he said, Do you want IO lilt ldltSlhti-
 "I want a ruling of the court to know where we stand I will not go on unless the court orders me to do SO"
 That is the ruling" announced the court, you must proceed" Darrow offered an exception, and the case proceeded.
 T J. Lee was under examination when court adjourned.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 27.-That Or tie McManigal. the alleged confessor of dynamite plots at Los Angeles. was to be brought here to testify before the federal grand jury investigation was reported today. It is pointed out that McManigal can be brought here to testify and be returned to Calif- ornia before he is needed in the case of the McNamara's there. He is wanted, it is said, to testify as to the alleged transportation of dynamite by the McNamara's in violation of a federal statute.
 LOS ANGELES, Oct. 27.-"Ortie McManigal is wanted here worse than in Indianapolis" said the agent of a detective agency today. "I don't think there is any chance of him going back His deposition may be taken, however"
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Arizona republican., 1911-10-28

LOS ANGELES, Oct 27-"Ortie McManigal is wanted here worse than in Indianapolis" said the agent of a detective agency today. 'I don't think there is any chance of him going back. His deposition may be taken, however"
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28

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Arizona republican., 1911-10-28

FOR SALE-New l-room brick modern. s2250, near school and oaa line, $250 cash, balance 32600 pei motnh. H D. Pascoe, owner. 11e North Center street.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-28

FOR SALE-Nearly new 5-room modern cottage on North First street. sS150-s500 cash, balance easy terms E. E. Pascoe. 110 North Center St
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-05-05
DURN HISTORIC MASION
ID FOR PICTURE SHOW
Promoters Get Realistic Views Of
Fire, and Bucket Brigade At
tempting to Quench Flames.

New Rochelle, n. Y, May 2.-The
historic Sicard mansion, built $50
years ago by a HuguenOt family, and
the scene of many festive meetings
of aristocratic society in colonial
days, is a mass of blaokened ruins to-
day. 1t was sacrificed to furnish a
spectacle for a mo,ion-picture film.
The site of the house was recently
purchased for new Episcopal Church
and the old mansion, offer,d at auc-
ton, was bid in by moving picture
company. With the permission OF
the city authorities tn company set
fire to the house in order to abtain
series of realistic pictures of the
rescue of a child, village bucket
brigade in action and mourning fam
lily viewing the ruins.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-05-05
liar Turns green
III She ASKS $4,000
New York Hirsute Experts Sued
by Young Woman for "Ruin-
ing Her Hair"

New York April 29.-Mrs. Adeline
X. Lewiston has begun a suit in the
Supreme Court against Mesdames
Polly and Klark hair dressers to the
fashionable, to recover $4,000 DAM
ages alleged to have been caused by
the use of poisonous liquids in the
dyeing of her hair. Mrs. Lewison an
attractive young woman, who halls
from San Francisco, declared that
her hair turned gray during the earth
quake and fire. She consulted the
hiTsute experts and asked that her
hair be made brown. Instead, the dye
used, she alleged, turned her tresses,
green, and she also alleges poisoning
of the scalp and face, and claims to
have suffered great pain and men
tai anguish.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-05-05
Mail Order Catalogues.

The retail merchant has great
deal to learn from the study OF these
works, one or more OF which decorate
the tables in most of our homes. Let
them learn how it is that concerns
can come in under their very noses,
and get the order for Things that
can be bought to better advantage at
home.
Where the catalog wins over the
poorly written advertisements is in
definiteness Of description. The fire.
quent cuts help enormously. But
even where no cut is used, somebody
takes the trouble to describe the fab
RIGS, the appearance. the designs 81
the goods so cearlly that the reader
think he can see just how they look.
Could he but see the Same goods
with his own eyes in the home stores
and ask a Few questions about them
he would be apt TO find some defec
which the clever oatalog writer care
fully omitted TO speak about
But the host of orders these cata
logs draw out show what can b
done. against the handicaps OF dis
lance and public suspicion by terss
straightforward conversational de
scription OF goods. plus statement 0
mices.--Lexipgton Leader.