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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-14
COMMITTEE WILL
VISIT ARBUCkLE
Expected to Reveal Vital Infor.
nation Concerning Operation
of Sugar Trust"

Washington, July 1s.-when the
House sugar trust" investigating
committee goes TO New York next
week to continue It's inquiry it will
send subcommittee to the nome of
John Arbuckl> head of the firm Of
Arbuckle Brothers. IL Mr.. Arbuckie Is
unable to appear at the hearing there.
He is too i'll to come to washington. IN
response'to the committees request, and
probably will not be able to attend the
New York fearing. Mr. Arbuckle. whose
interests are competitive with thosa
of the American Sugar Refining Com
pany. is expected by the committee to
reveal vital information concerning the
operations of the trust" and Its con-
troll of the country's sugar business.
Washington B Thomas. OF the Amer
lean Sugar Refining Company. will be a
witness in New York.
To-day Milton D. Purdy. former AS
sistant AttorneyGeneral. told the COM
mittee that ha did not know why
former Acknowledgement Bonaparte
did not prosecute sugar trust" officials
for violation of the Sherman antitrust
law in the Pennsylvania Sugar Re-
fnery transaction. after he (Purdy)
had recommended that the case be
pressed in 1906.
Mr.. Purdy declared that his opinion
that the information presented to him
in that case. proved. warranted pros
ecution never had changed since the
case was outlined to him
Frank c. Lowry. of the Federal, Sugar
Refinery Company. another witness, re-
ferred TO the beet sugar manufacturers
as allies" OF the American Sugar Re
fining Company. and said he thought
such an alliance had been conclusively
shown at the present hearing.
He said that he did not believe that
the governments pending claim OF
100000 against the sugar trust" for
underweight frauds would be pressed.
and IL it was it would be defended.
Representative Fordney. of Michigan,
said the Department of Justice in
formed him to-day that the claim would
be pressed as soon as the Assistant Al
torney-General. who has charge of the
case. RECEIVERS from a protracted illness
delega ton Of Louisiana cane sugar
planters and manufacturers will be
heard by the committee tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-14
GREATEST FIRE
DANGER is OVER
But if Wind Freshens Score
of Towns May Be
Destroyed.
SUPPLIES FOR STRICKEN
Plenty of snoldering .Blazes,
but No Further Losses
Reported.
SUPPLIES FOR STRICKEN

Detroit, Mich, July 13.-Reports re-
eeived tonight from both the Lake
huron shore and the Michigan Cen
tral districts of Northern Michigan
indicate that for the present unless
the winds freshen, tho greatest dan
ger is over. The district between Al
pena and Cheboygan has plenty OF
smoldering forest fires. but no further
losses have been reported. Millers-
pure. Tower and Onowa are safe
Inc principal demand for relief is
at lawasa. where at least 500 refugees
are CHARTERED No reports have been
received OF further fatalities.
waters. which last night was appa-
rentiy doomed, was saved. as far as
the residences are concerned, by the
hre departments of Bay City and Gay.
Every town along the Michigan Cen
tral to-day reported plenty OF FIRE in
the woods. but that It was making no
neadway Many farmers, however.
nave lost their homes. barns and crops
Every point in the fire zone reports
that II needs only wind TO start
htresh the danger to a score OF towns
ana villages and hundreds of farmer.
The loss to date around Graylinp
alone is estimated at 100000. Lum :.
Der losses IN Otsego. Montmorenci
Crawford. oscoda and CheboyRan co,n
ties will total more than 1880, 600.
Four carloads of food and supplies.
the latter including every household
necessity from tin pals and dippers to
furniture. have been shipped into the
fire district
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-14
TERRELL WILL NOT
RETURN TO SENATE

Atlanta, Ga. July ls.--Joseph NJ
Terrell will not return to Washington
10 serve as United States Senator from
Georgia. and positive announcement
10 this erect. II is stated tonight. will
be issued by Mr.. Terrell in the next
day or two. Should he find that such
action is required by law, IL is Mr..
Terrell's intention to submit his resig-
nation TO Governor Smith before the
end of this week Governor Smith is
equally emphatic IN his decision that
he VIII not qualify as Georgia's junior
Senator until December. and 1t is prob
able that ne Will decline to accept SEN
stor Terrells resignation should he
present il before the adjournment OF
the present session OF the Legislature
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-14
MOVEMENT OF CASTRO
Exiled Venezuelan President Recently
Was In Costa Rica.

New Orleans, July 13.-According 10
private correspondence received by DIR.
Maxine Soto HALL, OF Guatemala City.
formerly minister OF Guatemala 10
Venezuela. who is In New Orleans for
q few days. General Cipriano Castro,
IN Port Limon, Costa Rica. not more
than three weeks ago. DR.. Hall says
he was informed that Castro came
from Europe to Port Lirlon, and after
remaining in the Costa Rican city sew
eral days. took ship for Colon. Pan
anna. AZ that port he embarked for
Santa Marta. Colombia. where he re-
smparked for Valencia, Venezuela. DR..
Hall believes that Castro received
strong support al Valencia, as he has
large following there. The former
minister declares that the Castro par
~ is being reinforced from Cuba,
where the major part of Castros sur-
plies and ammunition have come from.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-14
laughter to go with the family

Wisconsin
Saunders to-day withdrew warrants
ne had sworn out against E. F. De-
!tsht and ]. H. Barnes, preachers Of
the Holy Jumpers" faith, and has for
SlNen his father-in-l law a we'll Peace
mas been restored. Love has conquer
Cd: and tbs love-loving community is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-14
Fire. Under Control.

Toronto. Ont, July 13-Repor,s to.
night from Northern Ontario points
are 10 the effect that the forest Nres.
which for several days have swept over
q section of country extending 500
miles northward from North Bay, and
covering wide section east and west,
have either been eXtinguished or are
under control. No further extensive
damage or loss OF life Is expected The
towns OF Cocherane. South Porcupine
and Pottsv!lle have been obliterated.
The ire swept clean the townships OF
Langmuir Eldorado. Shaw. Deloro. os-
den. Macarthur and Cripple Creek dis
trict. The known dead total l22. the
majority OF whom lost their lives at
South Porcupine. There are believed
to have been many other fatalities. and
estiH ates based upon unverined reports
run as high as 800.
Among the 122 victims known TO
nave perished in the -eighborhood OF
Porcupine Is Jules Metayer. thirty
years old, tho French consul. Twenty
seven foreigners lost their lives in the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-14
FIREpucs FINALLY SUCCEED.

Tarry;own. n. Y. July l3.-Atter
eight attempts In a few months fire.
bugs late last night succeeded in de-
stroying historic colonial mansion
on South Broadway here. The house
was unoocupied. but was guarded by
a private Waterman. Despite his
presence. some enc saturated tho floors
with Kerosene and set 1t on fire.
The mansion adioins Robins Nest, a
home for crippled children. The In
mates were reused by the flames only
few feet from their windows but good
order was mainteined.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-14
villages out Of panse,

Boston. July 13.-F'ires in the heav-
lily wooded sections of Maine and New
Hampshire were still burning steadily
tonight. resulting in hundreds of
thousands of dollars loss. but the
villages which were threatened to-
day are now believed to be out Of
danger. Tonight the nres were still
causing havoc in the Moosehead Lake
timber district, in Maine. and the vi
cinity OF Concord. y. H.
Reports from other burning areas
o-night were more assuring At Can.
terbury the flames were dying out to-
night. while the South Waterloo, Me.
nre by which nearly the entire VII
iage was destroyed last night, was
we'll under control. Lumber losses are
estimated TO aggregate $25o,ooo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-14
AUDITORIUM
At VIRGINIA BEACH
Especial 70 The Times.pispateh.

,-IoPtEIaI 20 ne Ifnes- DIspatch.
Norfolk, Va. July 13.-Four thou
sand dollars of fund to erect chau-
tau1ua auditorium at Virgin. Beach
was subscribed at to-day's session of
the Baptist encampment. and it is
claimed the remainder of the funds
necessary will be subscribed before
the encampment breaks UP. The Nor
folk Southern Railroad has donated a
long-term lease on a site for the
structure.
DR.. Russell H. Conwell electrified
the audience tonight with his lee
turc. The jolly Earthquake"
II is thought that the Rev. W. w.
Hamilton will be reelected president
OF the encampment when officers are
elected tomorrow morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-14
FAITH IN TURTLES PRAYERS.
Creek Indians Resort to Ancient Qua
tom to Obtain Rain.

tom to Obtain Rain.
Wetumka. Okla. July 1s.-Creek In
dams in this vicinity are resorting to
ancient tribal customs in an attempt
70 obtain a rainfall.
One OF their customs. which has
been widely followed in the last week,
liz TO stake a mud turtle on the edge
OF stream just far enough away from
the water so that It cannot reach It,
1t Is the Indians belief that the turtle.
despairing of It's attempts to reach the
water. invokes the aid of the Great
Spirit to send rain so that the stream
Will be raised and brought near II.
Since the turtles were first stnked
out several rains have fallen. The In
CLANS believe their prayers are being
answered. and they are fastening up
more turtles to pray for a still greater
rainfall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-14
DECLARES THAT KEYS is NOT
MAYOR OF GLADE SPRINGS
Especial to The Times D!spa seh.

Bristol. Va. July 13-In a case involving
hnes imposed upon young men. Jadge Hut
ton. OF the Circuit Court OF Washington
county Va. decided to-day that S. w Keys
va. although he was elected to the nosition
a year aso. Judge Hutton held that he
could not serve Mayor for the reason
that his home was not in tho corporate linn
its. although his place OF business is. This
proved great surprise TO the people OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-14
FIGHT ON
NEGRO EXCURSION

Charlotte. y. c.. July l3.-In a pis-
tol fight on "A negro excursion train
returning tonight about S:3o o'clock
from Columbia, S. c.. TO Charlotte
John Reeves colored, of Rock Hill
5. C.. was killed, Special Policeman j.
A. Eskridge. OF Charlotte, was danger
ously wounded, and Policeman J. T.
Wilson. OF this city. was grazed by a
bullet from Reeves's revolver. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-14

negro began firing his pistol out of tho
window. lie was ordered by Wilson
to surrender his pistol, but instead
opened fire. one bullet striking Esk-
ridge. Wilson and Eskridge each
claim he shot and killed Reeves.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
SUPREME COURT ON TECHNICAL
 OBJECTIONS.

IH. supreme court "f m. Uui-aI States haas rendered am .pu.u which 1 tu. DHtI.nh r.uar3s a- uI great l.,ru,. not in .'~.t bat .u ts. .Nmr' which r -,fs fr courts. stat. and federal. 'Eror-aHat rH- .ouutr. A- a.r read .r~ know. t.a DutIn.k has r.-.trG,I .s t ~.-"us defect ia American 5uri-. pru5.a.. tn. t.uI,u-. O. tl. Am.rf- l can courts to reverse decisions upon purely technical points This tendency ! has been especially -..u Iu criminal trials I' give th. a..g-,I every pu-- sIh.e advantage has boon almost am American passion. the necessity .r .i.- ing t." ruuwuIt. tH.rstt, protection has been almost forgotten. James IT Holt who shot a man fu tu. barracks af Fort Wrr3.u and Hae onn...t,I ua sentenced tH Imprisonment f.r uf.. ape roalea Go t.. ~.pr.m. court ut tho
 United Stat,~ .u various technical grounds. ut.ue.tv u tu. uHra~ault-y ut tH. indictment. th. claim that m. competent rEI5,u., uas admitted ur. for. th. grand jury. th. rofsSa. of tn, court Co ,Nc.gd. from th. jury man
 aHu had read jH. u.wspap,r-. who
 
 from the papers. hst Hhu believed that. hs .puH try th. ol~. e.I.lE urpu Tho evidence. fairly auJ upar'.aur. tu, a'- lowing af the jury C. b. present during tno argument Of go legal question ho. fore tH" court. remarks made hy tH- prosecuting attorney tn his opening ad- dress. permission tr tha jury Co s,p- trata during the trial. ar opportuult. for them t' read ths daily papers pend
 u- th. trial evidence, that tia prison "r Was required. u preliminary prp- r'sdiuE~, Co p.t uu H n'uI-. iu order fn aid witness Go identify him These objections were aI oEerruI.J b. th, court as technical objections that diI mot got Co thg merits nf tho ease Per haps -tiU mnr. important was tnr sg- pr.mo courts approval of tro definition of r,asuuabl. doubt" -iN.l by th, trial judge. "A r.a-nuahr. doubt is au actual doubt that Euu arc conscious of after going over iu your minds tho en- tire ease. giving consideration tp all th" testimony and every part of it If| Eou then f,eI uncertain aud mol fully convinced that th, defendant IS guilty. ! Hud believe that Eru are acting Iu a r"aS"uabl" manner. and if y"u believe that a reasonable man in am. matter of like importance would hesitate to act horaus, of such a doubt as yuu are conscious o' having. that i- a reason ah'" doubt, of which th" defendant is entitled t" have the benefit" We hope that this decision indicates and fnrcshadnWS a general adoption fhr.IruIrDsIf fT. country. .f tt.r4f f,-.. I.- Iicy' the be the spirit of thc English criminal Ialy. that when 2. man is once convicted oi crime, thr conviction is not to ho sot aside except for grounds which lead the appellate court to doubt 1 th" substantial justice of the convic- ! tion-Thc Outlook
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
Lacks Warmth at Home.

Whether cor upt the defeat of S.ua tor Lodge win Doe accomplished in th, Massachusetts legislature. the adverse activity of Governor Foss appears so far to have excited nobody but rim- self and tho newspaper reporters who would soo in the defeat Of the senator an event of unusual importance
 or tho meeting at which tho Eoycr- nor formally opened his campaign against tho senator. the Hartford c5u- rant says.
 The testimony as to Govoruor-olcct Fosss diligently advertised FauouI Han phfHppir against Mr Lodge last week is that the floor was not crowd ed. and there were very few folks iu tho gallery. and good many who heard the beginning of the phiHppfr went away before the end of it. and those who stayed listened for the most part in mrcsponsivc silence As an attempt to fire tho popular heart it wasn't g success
 But. however cold tho Faucuil Hau audience may have been. Governor Foss succeeded in flaming the flames in every iusurgcnt breast in Podunk. Mo. BHymc. Cal. and all the out lying precincts outside the boundaries of Massachusetts.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
TELEPHONES
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Solution Of the Cost of living PrObler

Solution of the Cost of living Problem
 Tho question of supporting a family on an income of Sra5 a day is d.,id- iug the ruhHa interest of Albuquerque with tHo subject of constitution An Albuquerque lady. writing ,o the Jour raI solves tho domestic and financial problem Sho finds that it is easier ta support d family of several chu- d-.u on that Wag. than it IS for the wage earner to support only himself and his wife. which it is admitted would hc accomplished with some Iryariau.
 The writer's logic is feminine Take a family oE say eight children They would range iu age from eighteen years down Those oC the age of fifteen to eighteen ought to Doe oru- rlasca. receiving adults wages. au ar which would go into the family eN- ,r.4usr That section of the family between th" ages of twelve and uf- teeu should ne receiving apprentices wages. which. t.a. would lind their way into tH, common hoard To tho suU younger Try down to th, age of nine years various avenues of wealth arc ar-n-tha careers of the news noE the baorhack. ,rrand boy, cash hoy or girl music girl ctc, resulting in further additions 10 the family fund. which would receive additional augmentation from roomcrs and board CTS kept by the wife such a family ought to live in luxury on the wages of the head of the household at Sl25 d day
 But II strikes HIS that much sim pr.r and shorter solution of the cost of living problem would hc to lot th, husband and fathers rich aunt die and leave him a legacy of, say. a mill jon con the income from this sum tne family could enjoy many IuNurte- al &Ia5 day that could not Doe ar- fur1sd by the accumulated contribu- tinuS of the whole family
 Reside. the Albuquerque Iady's solu- tfon has fatally weak point How would the man and his wife live con SIa5 while accommodating this br cod of adjunct wage oaruor-e The solution plainly does mot start at The begin ming
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07

report has come from Washing ton that William Loeb. Jr. is to bc tho presidents political representative and adviser in the Empire state. that Nr Loeb before accepting the uust had talk with Colonel Roosevelt Also that it's believed Cwith excellent rcasou'D that the colonel assured Mir. Loeb of his cooperation and active support Further, that MT Lo,h's willingness to handle the New York state situation is looked upon as the best possible evidence that Mir. Roosc- welt has eliminated himself as a can didato for the presidency in 1912" Finally. that some folks in Washing ton credit thc colonel with the belief tBat hell have much better show for getting back to the White House if he waits until 1916 Meanwhile we are awaiting authoritative news that tho colonel has any desire to return to the White House
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
METALS 6

New York. Jan Standard copper Was quiet spot. January and Fchru- ary. El-luuI--u. March. Sl.15u 1-.-1. April 2l-1-al2.45. London firm. spot GI6 1-- sd. futures. C57 >s s7 Customs house returns show .x- ports SO far this month ro bc f.ffo tons Lake copper 2l3"0"1 1925, ,lcrtro- Irtis, 2i-75"l&."o. casting }l-50n I--5.
 Tin. easy. spot. 2ae3on2efo. Jauu- ary. S@'-nT a9.35ia London. weak. spot. cl7a -s 6d. futures. Cl7a 1ue
 Lead quiet at Si450f55 for Now York delivery. and at Zf2"n f.%5 for Fast St Louis delivery London. El3 -- Gd
 SreIter. quiet at 25..sn 5.f5 for New York delivery. and at !. fou1.f5 for East St Louis delivery. London. Igi
 Iron. unchanged
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
Finances and Markets

New York Jan Further contract .trou oC operations Was tle mos, strE- ling feature "l tH, stock market today Trading was almost tu. daIl--t ur the week and auiI. prices iu th, tctiy. group showed some gains ut the close the uuiertHue Ht tunes Was sluggish and uncertain Sentiment among traders Was rather mixed The profos- ~iuual crowd seems disposed 70 await developments before taking stand
 EGmnrs that tn, HI interests were negotiating trr control of the Wc~t.r ru Pacific received ou confirmation and reports that th, St Louis X san Fran cisco system Was extending its lines to rh. Pacific W.r, denied
 Df n. us.H railroad returns submit ted. that uf the Missouri Pacific WAS tGc most important. showing a decrease Iu r.t earnings for November 'f x@-n.- "no and total decrease. for five months ending November 2H. or z1.615.nUn.
 Dispatches from Chicago told of au- other ,ur u steel cars by tlo iuIs- pendent mills While t Is generally agreed that next weeks ,.ufsr,uc. or tnr leading manufacturers m this .itE will not affect prices. ta, outcome is awaited with lively interest
 Increasing ease Was shown today lu the monetary situation. ,aIl loans go ing t' th, lowest rate uf the ,sool. All available data points tp big cash gains by the banks tomorrow
 The bond market was generally firm and broad. Total sales. rar vt,u" Ef.- u-s. .uoo
 United States bonds &.r, unchanged
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
IEaM@te,s-e #
IN THE EMPIRE STATE.

Never woman voted.
 Never worldwid. hat Swept through th. polling places
 Nor anything Ih. that Never a woman voted.
 Never hnuhr. skirt WiGEIci it- way Co tho boxes.
 Doing ballot squirt Never woman voted.
 \aN,r soft Eu.rn cried ITO the Inu hrpw'd clerks and judges
 For liberty aud aI,I N.r'r a woman voted.
 Never t woman saE. Hay" you cnf any surplus mooney
 r" bet that sh. won't som. day W J Lawp'nu m New York Sun
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
Beware of OintmcntS for Catarrh
 that Contain Mercury,

mercury VIu surely destroy the sense 0f smell and completely d,rause tlc whole system when entering f tnrUuLH the mucous surfaces such articles ~hnuI never bD used except preSgrIp- lions from reputable Uhy-icsuS. as the damage they Wl. do ls ten iui Co thc good yuI pU>s biy de rive from them. HH.s Cltarrh Cure. manufactured hv [. J. Cheney N Co.,. Toledo. O. contains uo Wcr- cury. and is taken internally. acting directly upon ;h' blood and Uuuuu- surfaces uf flH system. ln buying Halls CIfarTl Cure hc sure you E"t the genuine It Is taken Internally and made in Toledo. Ohio. by P. J. Cheney A Co. Testimonials free.
 S'It hv NruE-.Sts Price. Thr. per bottle.
 IaFe Halls Family IllS for constipation.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07

thos" who Seyur. few acres now win find it profitable foresight some tune in thr future
 Hut whatever you do. think about the rainy day. Don't worry about it hut think about providing utylH- gently for it Get ready iu your g,I- den years for rh, silver ones that must inevitably com, SD that when it comes tIm, for gau tu slow up you cau a." SD with dignity and in com fort Don't think anyone els" Will take pleasure m providing th. frs. necessities Nog uiI need when you are "Id. for they won't Nu matter how good you may have been Co th.m they HI hc eHarE of r'payiug tho d. hr
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
How About thG Rainu
 Day
r++F+++++-F++-Et++-4NE41-t++

Are you thinking about that rainy day that IS pretty sure tp come some tmr' You have had success Things have come pretty much as you have wanted them tu come You hay. gone ou from "uo good position Co another. and each tim. have had an lncrcas" In salary You Sna only continued success before you and ypu feel secure. because you know the salary will come regularly each week.
 Yes. but will it come regularly throughout the years that are before Eou2 Are there no chances that your health may fail that you may not always nt as well in your plac, as ynU dc today. that the proprietorship "f th" concern may not change. that you may not los" your health "r some physical il hcfall that may incap1ri- tate you for further work
 All of these things hay" been known (" happen tp others and why not tr you2
 IT you arc in business for yourself hpw do you know that you may aI- ways retain your present popularity2 Even popularity is known tp fail sometimes. you know.
 Every man owes it to himself, every woman owes it tp herself especially if she is a business woman. Co lay aside little every week "ut of the salary as a nest egg to be user when work fails. or when health fails. or something else happens to stop the income
 A little money laid aside every
 
 need or when one wants tu turn around for personal advantage
 Put little money aside as ypu can. and when you have few hundred dollars. put it into real estate that will return something on the invest meut Land is getting scare" and
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
THE RETlIRN

What was r that caused fhc prodi- ga. son Co g" back huwor" inquired th" boy "hn Was studying his lesson
 don't know. 'Na,tIy.' replied Farm "r ''rut's~-'. -n-t ] has, my -u~pi- ri'ns that h" H"ur ur a-atu-t t polite aI Iwj~..d. sam,@a.r. Washington Star
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
SHOCKS.

Amaigamat.I. sf-,. Smelt.ug. 7-H. AtchiSau. 1"-#.. St Paul les. Now York Central. lI1i-. Feuusylvauia. l-.. Reading. r-f Sputbsm Pacific. 1l6. Union Pacific. l1"5-. Stc.'. 14. Steel rf3. ll1a, Silver. -ff-.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
SIMS ELY Secretary Treasurer and General Manager.

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 Address all communications to The Republican, Phoenix, Arizona.