Arizona republican., 1911-10-30
LATEST CONCERNING ooRAms

Many Phoenix people will remember
 that when the revolution broke out
 Tn Mexico. Rosendo A. Dorame who
 has lived here many years. went to
 his native land and affiliated with
 those who were trying to overthrow
 the government. He was once report-
 ed as killed by the government troops
 but that was evidently a mistake for
 ID due season he reappeared in Phoe-
 nix. It is now learned that he is of
 that class of revolutionists who are
 not satisfied with the Madero ideals
 or the Madero regime and that he is
 sitll revolting" About two weeks ago, according to The Republicans
 informant he left here with 2S of his
 countrymen for Sasabe, Sonora. add
 ing F more men to his force in Tue
 son. It is understood that he is now
 operating in the Altar district with a
 force of some So men. He is said to be the head of the Magonista
 movement in the field its business headquarters being in Los Angeles.
 ATHLETES TRYING OUT.-Frank Mazsick. boxing instructor of the Phoenix Athletic club took his first work out in public at the fair grounds (Sunday) The members of the club intended to have a general workout but on account of the rain Saturday only two showed up. Charles Snorggett who is training for the , miles and Frank Mazsick. Mazsick has a good record the most notable being with Mart Bryan who boxed Jim Berry ,o a draw. Next Sunday Nov. 5th will be a general workout in public. Box ing, wrestling and running by mem bers of the athletic club One of tha | most interesting bouts will be be- | tween Frank Mazsick and his pupil Manuel Avilez who is the coming light | weight and it will be only a few months until the whole west will have its eye on him as a coming boxer of | ability. Clubrooms will soon be se- cured where the youth of Phoenix will be given instructions in the manly art | Dave Mills of San Francisco. who was Jack Johnson's chief boxer will give a | boxing exhibition with Frank Mazsick fair week.
 A FREE FOR All-About 2 o'clock Sunday morning wild cries of Police" brought Officer Carr to the street be- | tween the Coliseum and the Afro American club. corner First and Mon Toe. He found Todd Tannehill. col ored. running up and down the street + declaring he had been half killed. and sent him to the station where he re- mained nursing a bruised jaw until yesterday afternoon. though he was not arrested. He gave the officer by which two white men were later arrested. Their story is quite different and the facts will have to be brought out before the recorder The white men claim that one of the steward. Arnold on a business earlier in the night and the other accompanied him. Arriving Arnold had gone and as they entered Tannehill who had been asleep was aroused by the waiter in charge who ordered him out of the place: that Tannehill pulled a bottle of whiskey from his pocket and threatened to hit the waiter; that they tried to induce him not to start anything and as they were leaving he assaulted one of , them, peeled his coat off and reached Tor his hip pocket as though he in tended to draw a gun. Whatever fight ihere was. followed just outside the II floor and the whites left. after which lC Iannehill took up his position in the lt street and began calling for help.
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