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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-24
GOVERNMENT CHARGES
REAL WH|PsAW GAME
Says Sheftels Company Charged a
Commission For Buying Stock
Owned by Itself.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-An attempt
by the government To prove that B.
II. Scheftels and company had an
option on all the Rawhide Coalition
stock issued and was thus able to
charge customers whatever il pleased.
interrupted the taking of testimony in
the trial of Scheftes, George Graham
Rice, and other members of the firm
for alleged misuse of the mails. Judge
Ray ruled To admit temporarily the
disputed testimony. The break i'm the
testimony occurred when Morris
Scheeline. president of the Reno Ne
vada Banking and Trust company.
was called. The defense objected To
his testimony and the court excused
the jury TO hear arguments by coun-
sci
Il propose to show" said the pros
ecutOr. that an agreement existed
between Sheeline's company and the
defendants TO control the price of
Rawhide Coalition stock In other
words. that the Scheeline company is
sued stock and gave an option on all
Rawhide Coalition stock issued to
the Nat C. Goodwin company. that
when the Goodwin company became
the b. II. Scheftels company the op-
ton was surrendered to the Scheftels
Also that the Scheftels
represented to customers
that they had no interest in Rawhide
Coalition and bought it on an open
and that in addition To charg-
ing their own price they also charged
a commission for buying what they
themselves had to SELL
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-24
INDUSTRIAL WORKERS
GET INVOLUNTARY BATH
Agitators Are Scattered When Fire
Chief Orenches Whole Crowd
with Cold Water.

ABERDEEN Wash. Nov. pa riot
following speeches by several members
of the Industrial Workers of the World
was averted here tonight by the arrival
of the fire department. which drenched
the would-be rioters and scattered
them for the time being The l. w. ".
have telegraphed other cities of this
state. Oregon and British Columbia,
summoning aid. II is said $50 recruits
are on the way from Vancouver. b. c..
alone. In anticipation of further
trouble. force of 500 special police
wen was sworn in tonight. The l. W
hold meetings on the streets of this
city other than those assigned them
This resulted in numerous arrests. 4
crowd carrying d red flag appeared on
the streets tonight and defied arrest
Then a mob organized and marched
toward the city hall to take from the
cells the men imprisoned Yesterday for
the street speaking ordi-
nances. Mayor Parks Immediately
summoned the police and firemen. In
the meantime the mob arrived and a
speaker mounted soap box.
The speaker was arrested. Then the
l. w. w. demonstration began and
Fire Chief Gamblyn ordered a hose
turned on the crowd. Driven from
one street To another. they finally gave
over the battle. An effort will be
made by citizens To maintain control,
and if they find this beyond their
power the governor will be asked to
call out the National Guard
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-24
GREATEST MEETING TO
Be HELD THIS EVENING
Splendid Speaking Program Has
Been Arranged for Republican
Rally Tonight.

The great republican rally of the
campaign in Maricopa in this week
which has been replete with rallies
will be held tonight in the Third
avenue theater when the senatorial
candidates, Ralph Cameron and Hoval
Smith and John S Williams. candi-
date for congress will be the star at
fractions. George A. Mauk the candi-
date for state auditor and f = De
Pass. candidate for corporation COM
missioner will also speak Mr. Cam
eron will pay particular attention to-
night 10 Messrs Hunt Ashurst and
Mark Smith who since the campaign
in Maricopa opened last Monday night
have been vindicatively personally up
on him. Besides replying to his ira
ducers, and he hopes. confuting them.
Mr.. Cameron will discuss his PROPOSE
ton to secure port of entry upon
the gulf of California and its value
as reducer of freight rates To the
merchants of Arizona as well as to
their patrons and point out why. in
his opinion, his opponents are also
opponents of the plan which would be
the most effectual check upon op-
preston by the railroads which could
be conceived.
Hoval Smith will present his scheme
for making available. for use by the
present generation the great coal de-
posits of northern Arizona which John
5. Williams will state his position on.
Several important questions now be-
fore the people and elaborate upon the
protection afforded the Copper Queen
United Verde and other corporations
by the constitution; question which
ne opened during his speech i'm Tempe
asst night.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-24
MITCHELL SAYS HE'S
SICK OF WHOLE CASE
Union Official Says He Is Ready to
Go to Jail If He Must Do So.

ATLANTA. Nov. 23.-After being
told the decision of Justice Wright of
Washington that Gompers. Mitchell
and Morrison must stand trial for con-
tempt of court in the case growing out
of the Buck Stove and Range com
pany injunction, Gompers said:
in so far as the people of this or
ganization are concerned (meaning the
American Federation of Labor. Jus
tice Wright is mentally incompetent
To give a fair trial of contempt pro-
ceedings against us"
Mitchell said: 81 am sick of the
whole thing and anxious to have it
ended. If / must go to Jail. ! want
to do it quick and have it over"
The Federation decided to continue
to defend its leaders before Justice
Wright in spite of their protest.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-24
WILL PERMIT COMBINE.
But Strict Regulation Will Obtain,
Said Secretary Fisher.

WASHINGTON. Nov 23.-Secretary
of the Interior Fisher today told the
National Waterways commission that
the government would take no steps
to prevent combination of monopo-
lies i'm the development of electricity
from water power. Instead. he said,
federal regulation should be made
strong enough to- protect the public
interest Investors should be assured
a large enough return to attract capi-
tai into development of water power.
said the secretary.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-24
Really, it Was the Very
Funniest Thing That Has
Happened so Far in This
Campaign, Which is Co.
ing Some.
BUNKO GAME HAS
GONE GLIMMERING
Republican Exposes Demo
cratic Game and it is
Then Announced That
Late Train Service"
Kept Mr.. Folk Away.

Candidly, it is the very funniest
thlnS that has happened in the cam
paign.
yesterday the esteemed democrats
announced with a flourish of trumpets
that the Hon. Joseph w. Folk. former
governor of Missouri. would deliver a
democratic speech at the Third avenue
theater last night just following his
lecture
Also II was arranged that the time
of the lecture would be showed for
ward a little 50 that Joseph would
nave plenty of time to talk about pro-
sressivism' and things of that kind.
But now the whole program has gone
10 pieces. 1t is busted-a total loss.
and not cent of insurance.
Mr.. Folk. as is known, has been hired
by the Y. NJ. c. A to come here and
deliver lecture on an economic sub
Ject. The money was contributed
by men of both parties throughout
the city generally, in fact the re-
puDhcans paid the greater part of it.
And 1t takes neat little sum to paw
lecturers to come out here on the des-
ert. couple of thousand miles away
from the thickly populated section OF
the country.
When the time of Folks date drew
near the democrats framed up their
little scheme. They thought it would
be good joke to have Folk deliver
a political speech-after the expense
of bringing him here had been paid
largely by republicans. They thought
they could hoOdwink the Y. NJ. c. A
into becoming a tail TO the democratic
Kite. and that they could play this
game without a protest
from anybody
Yesterday The Republican exposed
the little game. And it bluntly asked
Governor Folk if he needed money so
badly as to take a fee that had been
secured through false pretense
WhereupOn the esteemed democrats.
that they had been shown
up in one of the scurviest little tricks
)ne could imagine. proceeded TO get
busy. with the result that the Gazette
announced yesterday evening that
Governor Folk couldn't get here in
time To deliver his speech last night
iidl ilC idu DceH utldlIleu III Ine
southern part of the territory by late
train service
Isn't it too awfully. awfully bad
hat late train service
The Gazette also says: Folk will
lot lecture here until after the cleo
ion. probably in January"
II is to laugh.
Are JOseph's lectures so great and
10 splendid that he is called hither
md yOn-that he is so busy filling
lates that he has to defer his Phoe-
Xix speech a couple of months or so?
1t is a great pity. because every
,Ody here would have liked to have
leard the gentleman from Missouri.
They would like TO hear him talk on
'Progressivism."
They would like to hear his opinion
# one Champ Clark.
They would like to know exactly
what he thinks of the so-called dem
'cratic leaders of Arizona.
But above all. they would like to
,now if he was a party TO the snide
little game of false pretense.
He probably wasn't. but-wasn't it
unny that train service should get
angled up just at this time?
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-24
HAVE MADE NO PROGRESS.
Italians Are in Same Position as in
Wars Beginning.

PARIS. Nov. 23.-The correspondent
Of lie Temps. who is now with the OF
tOman troops near Zouagher. tele-
graphs that after a month and a half
of war the Italian troops are no bet
ter off than the day Of their disem-
barkation. If the Turks are inferior
in numbers To the Italians. they make
up in confidence. he said. On every
side he met order. discipline and en-
couragement among the Turks. Pa
lent and ready for anything. the Turk
ish soldier accepts everything without
complaint, while the Arab knows that
if he dies Paradise and Mohammed
will he his. and the Turk knows it is
for the empire of Islam that he suf-
fers
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-24
TRAINED NURSE TESTIFIED
Important Witness in Hyde Trial
Goes on the Stand.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 23.-Miss
kellar, trained nurse who was with
Col Thos- 5. Swope when he died.
and the most important witness for
the state at the Hyde murder trial.
was on the stand today. She read a
chart kept prior to the death of Col.
Swope. Her testimony was not COM
pleted at adjournment At the first
trial she testified she gave Swope
a capsule. supposed to contain cyan
ide. given her by Hyde.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-24
THAT WOULD BE HEROIC.
Inspector Wants Soldiers to Hike
From Coast to Coast.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Nov. 23.-
Preparedness Of Uncle Sans men for
fighting is mot uniformly satisfac-
tory" in the opinion of inspectors who
tested the mobilization Of troops. This
report of Inspector General Brewster
has just been filed. Men were found
not properly trained in field exercises
and the inspector recommends gar
rison work be curtailed in future in
favor Of field training. Marching abil-
ity varied from post to post. i'm
properly fitted shoes coming in for
share of this blame. AS a heroic test
a march from San Francisco to New
York is recommended, the troops to
be accompanied by a motor truck. No
criticism on discipline was made.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-24
CRISIS HAS PASSED
SeattIe's Water Famine Has Come
to an End at Last.

SEATTLE. Wash. Nov. 25.-Water
from Swan lake will be flowing
through the intermediate service mains
before morning. and the water crisis
here will be passed. Pumps began
pumping water late tonight, but it
will take six hours for the water TO
reach the city.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-24
FIENOISH CRIME CHARGED.

YREKA. Calf. Nov 23-Barney
Shank. charged with the murder of
little John Pepper. ten years old. by
chopping the child's head off. was
brought to the county Jail here He
was arrested at the fork of the Sal
mon river two DAYS ago.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-24
MARTIANS HAVE STARTED
NEW RECLAMATION SCHEME

FLAGSTAFF,, Nov. 23.-At the Low
ell observatory it was announced today
that a new canal on Mars was photo
graphed November 21. New features
show the canal system to be an active
one and in process of change and de-
velopment at the present time.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-24
WANTS AMENDMENTS.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2S-Speedy
amendments to national and state
banking acts to provide for depart
mental banking were urged for adop-
ton in connection with other plans for
monetary legislation by ]. G.. Sartori.
president of the Security Savings bank
of Los Angeles. in an address before
the American Bankers association.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-24
ROGERS CONFESSED.
San Francisco Man Says He Murdered
ewelry Salesman.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 23.-John
5. Rogers c2nfessed to the police to-
night that he murdered BENJAMIN
Goodman. a jeweiry salesman. last
Saturday night. He said to Re po-
lice he had cached $4,000 worth OF
jewe Try in the park.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-24
TROOPS AT AQUA PRIETA.

DOUGLAS, Ariz.. Nov. 23-Agua
Prieta, Mexico, is now garrisoned by
100 men. most of whom arrived to-
day. Officers said they had orders to
give a military trial to all violators of
the law. but had seen no indications
of trouble
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-24
CALUMET DIVIDEND.

BOSTON. Nov. 23-A quarterly
dividend of Sc a share has been de-
clared by the directors of the Calumet
and Hecla Mining company The to-
tai dividends Of 1911. including today's.
is $2i share.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-24
GETS HIGH HONOR.

PRINCETON. Nov. 23.-Talbot Tay-
Ior Pendleton. OF Berkeley Springs.
w Va. was elected captain of the
Princeton football team today. He
is a member of the class of 1872.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-24
HE is SWORN IN.

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 23.-Jose Pine
Suarez was invested with the Of
flee of vice president Of Mexico.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-24

If you have money to lend or you wish
10 borrow on first mortgage real estate
security. see
f f PASCOE
10 North Center Street
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-24

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-05
GRAY HAIR MAKES
YOU LOOK OLD
A Simple Remedy Brings RACK
tho Natural Color--0andru'i
Quickly Removed

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gray. try wyeih's Sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy preparation whirn
chemist by the name Of Wycth devised
a few years ngo. II IL simnle, mex
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Guaranteed to remove dandruff and pro-
mote the growth OF the hair
1, IL a pleasant dressing for the hair.
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dryncss of the scalp entirely disappear.
Don't neglect your hair. start using
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results.
This preparation IN offered to the
public at fifty cents bottle, ana is
recommended and sold by NIL druggists
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-05

Much Is said OF tho repeal OF this
statute and OF constructive legislation
intended to accomplish the purpose
and blaze clear path for honest mer-
chants and business men to follow. II
may be that such plan will be
evolved. but submit that the discus
e!ons which have been brought out in
recent days by the fear OF the con.
tinued execution OF the antitrust law
have produced nothing but gllttering
genera!ities and have offered no line
OF distinction or rule OF action ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-19
To Poison Grasshoppers.

Farmers in this vicinity are com
plaininl of grasshoppers and are ask
ing the state 4. & NJ. College for the
best means of getting rid of the pests
The following from Prof. Sanbon OF
the department Of entomology will be
Of interest to those who desire to rid
themselves of this nuisance:
When grasshoppers have dispersed
from their breeding places and enter
ed such fields as cotton. one of the
best remedies for controlling them is
lead arscnate Apply this in a dust
form at the rate of two rounds per
acre, or in liquid form, using about
three pounds to fifty gallons of water
Il applied in the liquid form use a good
spraying machine fitted with an up-to'
date nozzle. If you happen to have
a barrel, spray pump yon can lit a
parallel pipe to the rear end of a wa
gon and attach to this pipe spray noz-
IleS dL SulldDlt ulSldutto "Phi' ~
that when the spray is in operation
the nozZles will force the spray direct
ly into the rows beneath them. An
ordinary spray pump will supply four
or five nozzles, or in other words, fur
nish sufficient pressure for spraying
four OF five rows at one time. In case
grasshoppers are in weed patches near
fields. It is we'll to spray such weed
patches with Paris green, which may
be applied in the dust form. Lead
arsenate may also be used, but Paris
green or London purple sometimes
have a burning effect on plant foliage.
T. the erasshoppers are crossing bar
rem places from their breeding grounds
to the fields II will be well to use
roison bran. on these barren places.
: his solution is good for other insects,
such as army worms and cutworms,
in fact. it is one of the very best meth
DDS for controlling cutworms in gen
eral When applied in gardens 1t Is
well TO either place it in small piles
near the bases of plants, or scatter
it in rows through the field. Care
must be exercised in the application OF
this kind of roison on account of the
live stock. Any animal eating any OF
these poisons mentioned is likely to
be killed as a result. The poison bran
mash is as follows:
Bran. twenty-five pounds; Paris
green or lead arsenate, one pound.
BE careful and mix the poison in wa
ter thoroughly before applying it to
the bran. Use slightly salty water,
and do not use more than enough TO
make a stiff mash Of the bran.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-19
AUTOS DAMAGE ROADS.
Grayson County Commissioners Will
Watch Speed Fiends.

Denison. June IS Speeding auto
mobiles on county roads has come I'M
der the censure OF the county commits
sioners because OF the fact that the
autos are doing great damage to The
good roads that are being constructed
I'm the Denison road district. The
commissioners have ordered the pub
lication of the state law regulating
the speed of autmobiles, in order tha'
all drivers may be informed as to the
contents OF the law. After this pub
ished notice is given. the commits
sioners say that they will work with
,he county Officers TO have every VIC
lator arrested and fined.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-19
Ardmore, Monday, June 10, 1911.
LA TOILETTE VS.. TAFT.

Senator Robert NJ La Toilette Of
Wisconsin. the father of all present
day insurgents is in the field against
President Taft for the republican pres
idential nomination.
The word has quietly gone out to
all parts of the country and progress
slve republican leaders in practically
every state in the union are working
for La Toilette delegates.
Taft and sure defeat. or La Fol
lette and IA chance to vim is the bat
tie cry OF the La Toilette forces. La
Follette's friends assert that the Wis.
consin tighter is already assured of
nearly one-third of the DELEGATES to
the republican delegation.
And this is not an eXtravagant as
sertion when the strong antilTaft sen
timent existing in all parts of the
country is taken into consideration.
Let us see if II is. In five states OF the
union Oregon, Nevada, Wisconsin.
Nebraska and New Jersey-the people
o. both parties will have chance TO
vote for their preference for presi.
dental candidate.
Oregon will be the first state to vote
on the matter. All reports from Ore
gon indicate that La Toilette will beat
Taft three to one. And anyone who
believes insurgency is limited to Ore.
gon is mistaken 1t exists in every
state in the union.
Wisconsin is the first state to Of
fcally start the La Toilette for presi-
dent movement. At a meeting of
three hundred progressive republicans
at Madison, Wisconsin. June Is, the
Wisconsin branch of The national pro-
gressiye republican league was organ
lied and went on record for La Fol
lette for president. An executive com
mttee was named to begin active
work of organization.
Letters and telegrams were read
from W. S. Uren, of Oregon; Moses
Il. Clapp, of Minnesota; Jonathan
Bourne, of Oregon, and many others,
approving La Toilette for president.
An inspired statement to the effect
that President Taft would have the
support of the Drooressiye rovubli,,n
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-19
Auto Turned Turtle.

Kansas City, June 1S.-Frightened
when an automobile he was driving
turned t.utle on a freshly oiled road
south of here Saturday, killing one
man and miuring two women, an un-
identified chauffeur fled from the
scene Of the accident. He was unin-
iured. The dead and injured lay by
the roadside until they We're found oy
another automobile party.
John Stotts was instantly killed
Miss Geneyicve Pierce and Miss Min-
ME NJ. Collins were injured. Stot's
was caught under the car. All were
re sidouts of this city
The women said that they went rid
ing upon Stotrs invitation. They said
he did not introduce the driver.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-19
THE SHAKESPEARE ENIGMA.

Scientists of many nations nave
toilcd for years to unearth relics OF
past civilizations in almost every coun-
n.y In response Egypt has yielded up
the bodies Of monarchs dead 4ooO
Years Aztec ruins have beckoned from
Perm. the curtain of ashes has been
lifted from Pompeii, mammoths thal
lived in tropc Siberia ages since have
emerged from their tombs of ice; men
of the stone age, the cave dwellers'
and our own cliff dwellers, have each
contributed their history. Yet all OF
these combined are as an incident
COMPARED to the sensation which
would have followed the discovery that
Bacon wrote Shakespeare. DR.. owen,
the Detroit physician who has evolved
So many mysterious messages from
the words of Shakespeare, has met
with disappointment, and at least tenn
porarv failure in his explorations In
the bed of the River Wye at Cheps-
tow. He confidently expected to find
buried there the positive and com
pIete yindlcation of his Baconian the
orv. together with the head of Shake
speare himself. However, the end IS
not yet. for as the CHICAGO Tribune
SAYS: when Baconian dies they
have to put his optimism in a found
lng's home. 1t never gives up the
ghost
1t is in keeping with tradition that
not an Englishman, but the native ol
some land across the seas should
make this exploration; and whatever
our personal belief as to which really
was the author, one cannot but wish,
if history is TO be corrected, the honor
may come to an American. Mean
while, as owen llans to try again in
a nearby spot, scores of the leading
literary men of England and Europe
are raising scholarly memorial to
William Shakespeare in ais native
town-mly Popular Mechanics Maya
zine.