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Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
BOLD BANDITS FIGHT
 FOR BOARDED GOLD GUARDS HELD UP AND STORE OF WEALTH IS STOLEN. Fight Then Follows and Two Suspect ed Men Are Later Arrested.

Winnemucca. Nev., Aug. 30.-Hold- ing up two men who were guarding the high grade ore office of the Nam moth mine at National last night, two bandits got away with loot val ued at SS00O In the fight which followed shortly afterward, one of the bandits is believed to have been badly wounded. The robbers appeared at the assay office early in the even-
 ing and marched the two guards, at the point Of their revolvers, into a tunnel. There one robber stood guard over the captives while the other got away with two sacks of ore When the robbers disappeared the two guards summoned aid and took up the trail They soon came up with the robbers and a fight en- sued in which one of the robbers was badly wounded. though both managed to escape in the darkness. Two suspects were arrested at Ma tional today.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
PRICE OF SUGAR IS
 MOUNTING SKYWbRD HEAVY BUYING AND POOR CROPS
 ARE THE ANSWER Fiaures in New York are Higher Than
 For Many Years,

New York, Aug 3O.-Grocery cir cles here today showed concern over high prices now prevailing in the su- gar market. There was another ad- vance in granulated during the day to S625, the highest level for many years. Coming at the height of the canning season, the advance is of viz tai interest to the whole country. It is attributed primarily to the poor sugar beet crop in Europe, followed by a long drought this summer. Tn make matters worse the Cuban crop which furnishes the bulk of the raw material for the American market, fell short and prices began to soar Farsghted dealers bought large stocks months ago. leaving the market near ly bare, and in consequence high rec ords are established for prices Many men in trade predict the end is not yet in sight
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
Gets Nomination For Mex
 iCan Presidency ;--~i' IS STRONG WITH PEOPLE
Revolutionary Leader Has Easy Running, But Com rade in Arms Is Turned Down by Convention for Second Place.
ET% HH :

Mexico City, Aug. 30.-Francisco 1. Madero was nominated for the presi- dency of Mexico by the constitutional progressive party convention today.
 Without one dissenting voice, Fran cisco ]. Madero was today nominated by the progressive party for the presiden- cy of Mexico: but Francisco VasQuez Gomez. Madero's old running mate and erstwhile agent of the revolution at Washington was grilled by partisans of three other candidates for the vice presidency When the convention ad- journed tonight, three names were still before the body for second place, with Jose Pima Suarez as favorite in the bet ting. Alfredo Gomez Dominguez was second choice with Fernando Iglesias Caldron third in the list.
 Ma6ero was the only candidate plac- ed in nomination for the presidency. There were no speeches. The chairman simply announced Madero's candidacy and went through the formality of asking if there were other nominations. He met a chorus of Noes"
 One delegate on the stage tried to make a speech for Madero but the con- ventions mind was made uD. There was no time to talk so they shouted him down and called for the vote. It was unanimous. A moment later every delegate was on a seat shouting ''Viva," !" while the din was added to by those in the galleries. The uproar continued fully ten minutes.
 At nine o'clock tonight a commit tee sent to notify Madero. reported that he accepted, and agreed to ap- pear before the convention tomorrow. The convention seized upon this ex- cusc for an outburst of applause. which ended in adjournment after a resolution had been adopted that the entire body march to Madero's home. Impromptu speeches were made and ir was late at night before the newly created politicians left for their hO- tels
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
CHARLES ALL RIGHT
 AND GETS THE MONEY
PLUNGER HAD CONFIDENCE IN
 DISCRETION OF SON
Nephew Gets Million and Will "Grow
 up With the Crops"

Aurora, Ills, Aug. 3O-John w. Gates did not leave his millions to be held in trust. He did not fear. as reported. that his son Charles might be in peril from others who invested on advice of the elder Gates. This information was made public to relatives today. On the contrary, just before he breathed his last, he de- clared every faith in the ability Of his son.
 Charlie is all right" he said. "I He can handle money all right. It won't go to his head"
 Relatives at St Charles. Ills, Gates old home who were remembered in his will, today averred these were Gates last words. Gates will will be probated in New York, october 2. according to these relatives. By its terms Gates entire wealth. thirty eight millions, goes to his widow and his son Charles, excepting perhaps a million dollars, left to friends, and distant relatives Henry Baker aged 20, a nephew of Gates by marriage, gets a quarter million provided he goes through college. A bequest of ten thousand is made immediately tO pay his way through He is en- gagged. it is stated, to Nina Carlson aged r, daughter of a piano maker
 'I am not going to school down east; there is too much of this no- bility business there for me-" Baker said. T am going to school in the west where I can see crops grow and grow up with them. I'm going in for a business career" Relatives state Mrs. Gates will not leave New York as she likes that city better than any other place.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
HANSON VICE COGGINS
 AS ADJUTANT GENERAL

F. NJ. Lamson, head of Lamson's business college in Phoenix, and for merly connected with the National Guard, has succeeded L. w Coggins of Phoenix, as ajutant general of the state on the governors staff
 Such is the effect of a military order issued by the governor yester- day.
 Both are men of fine business standing. Major Lamson. as the presi- dent of the oldest and we'll tried business college at Phoenix is com monly known, has been a resident of this state for many years and always one of it's most intelligent. progressive and reliable citizens. His many years of service in the National Guard thoroughly qualities him for the position.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
EXPENSE LAW LOOKS
 LIKE 4 DEAD ONE Figures Showing Cost of Campaign May Be Suppressed.

Washington, Aug. 30.-Senators Mar tin and Swanson of Virginia filed the first primary election expense state ments under the law effective Aug. 19 Bennett, is absent, and subordinates refused to make the statements pub lie. Following this declination, care ful examination of the new law showed that the act, supposed to be most drastic, makes no requirement for publicity of individual statements filed by candidates for the senate or house.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
MA, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 31, 1911.
GOVERNMENT TROOPS
 SENT ID THE BORDER Fl Centro Man Tells of Unrest Which
 Prevails in Mexico.

Fl Centro, Cal, Aug. 3O.-Bert Irwin of this city, who returned today from a trip to the peninsula below Campo, reports great unrest on both sides of the international line over the general situation in Mexico. He says it is great ly feared that serious uprisings may occur and that eighty United States soldiers have recently been sent to Campo to guard the line. Their advent was welcomed by settlers on both sides. Conditions remain normal at MeXicali. The prospective arrival of more troops, however, is eagerly awaited.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
ARMY IN THE LEAD.
Constructs Gun for Destruction of War Aero planes

Washington, Aug. 30.-It is announc- cd the army is outstripping the navy in the construction of gun that will ing war by perfection of a gun at the Rock Island arsenal which will be test ed at Sandy Hook this week. The gun is said to be capable of any elevation or adjustment, with a range of seven miles in the air. throwing seven pounds of powerful explosives. The navy gun is now being tested at the proving grounds but it is admitted not to have this range.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
RACE
 SET FOR THANKSGIVING

Boosting a big PhOenixTucson road race to be held about Thanksgiving day and track races on the Speedway to follow the road races. W. D. Tremaine, who won several fast auto events on the Speedway. Jan. 2, is in the city from Phoenix with his inevitable Pope Hartford racing car, says the Tucson Star.
 In the event that the races can be arranged Tremaine believes many of the California racers, who will run their cars to Phoenix in the Los An geles- Phoenix race would be glad to enter the PhOeniX-TucsOn road race, and afterward race on the Speedway for moderate prizes. Tremaine believes it would be a big drawing card of win ter sport for Tucson.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
WHY NOT SEND A LETTER 10 PHOENIX
Winthrop Tells Marine Riflemen What
 Good Boys They Are.

Washington, Aug. SO.-The splendid showing of the team representing the United States marines at the rifle con- test at Camp Perry, brought forth two letters of congratulations from acting secretary of the navy Winthrop today. Corporal c. A. Lloyd, who won the presidents trophy is the recipient of one, and the team of marines as s whole the other The team yesterday won the national rifle team match.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
DIXIE GETS THE HONOR.

New York, Aug. 30-The mOtorboat Dixie " was chosen tonight as one of the contestants in the coming in motorboat races. The elim- ination races will continue tomorrow. In today's speed test the Dixie " gained at the rate of 4565 statute miles an hour on a course of twenty two miles.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
ANGRY WOMEN HELP
 FIX PRICE SCALE
Merchants Back Down When Buyers
 Swarm in City Streets.

Paris, Aug. 30.-The war against high prices continued tonight. The police swarmed in the streets of Va lenciennes, where many women rioters were dispersed Merchants began to quail before the demonstrations and several have announced that they will reduce prices. Women stOrmed farm near Valenciennes, where a farmer who suffered from heart trouble dropped dead of fright
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
HE'S MUCH TRIED MAN.

San Francisco. Aug. 30.-Michael J Conboy. former captain of police whose fourth trial on a charge of murdering Barnard I,agan. ended in a disagree ment of the jury, is to be tried the fifth time. Prosecutor Fickert an nounced tonight that the case will be called after the primaries of Septem- Der 26.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
WON BIG STAKE.
Kinqsbrook Set Crowd Wild at Saera-
 mento Yesterday.

Sacramento. Aug. SO.-Kingsbrook. owned by w L. Higgins. won the s1O, 900 governors stake this afternoon for 2:I2 trotters. It was the largest stake ever offered in the state for a harness event. He won in straight heats: best time. 2.OSH
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
NO MORE AUDITORS
Southern Pacific Officials Seems to
 Have Begun New System

New orleans. Aug. 30.-It is learned from semi-official sources tonight that thirteen of eighteen train auditors on the Louisiana and Texas lines of the Southern Pacific road had been dropped from the pay rolls. beginning September 1. It is believed here that auditors on this system as far west las Rio Grande. and possibly the Pa cific coast, will eventually be dropped.
 Fresno, Aug. 30.-No Southern Pa .cific trains arriving at Fresno for the past 36 hours had train auditors lon them. Conductors state they re- .ceived orders Tuesday to lay off audi tors.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
HELMER WON MARATHON.

London, Aug, 30.-Hans Helmer, New York. won the fifteen mile Marathon from Pat White, Dublin. by 500 yards, at Douglas, Isle Man. Time 1:27:31.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
STANFORD IS LOSING.

Stanford University. Aug. SO.-With a registration of students slightly less than last year. Stanford opened today for it's twenty-first session.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31

Chicago. Aug. BOA peaceful settie-
 ment of the labor dispute involving
 & ooo shopmen employed on the Illinois cantrol who demand recogniti)n )n of the federation. seemed further away tonight after q conference of representatives or nine unions with w. L. Park, vice
 nresident of the road. It is believed the union officials have decided to await the outcome of the conference at San Francisco With the Hartman sy- stem officials. Another conference IS
 to he sought tomorrow, at which an attempt will be made to have Park re- ceive President McCreery, of the led erated shop employees.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL
NATIONAL

St. Louis-New York-Rain.
 Cincinnati Brooklyn (dOuble head er)-Rain.
 Philadelphia Chicago (double head er)-Rain.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31

FOR SALE-One of the best buys in the City New Modern Brick Resi- dence, close in, rooms. woodshed. chickenyard, roses, etc. Price s5500. E. E. Pascoe, 110 North Center St.
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-01
World of SportI

Sandersdale defeated Sturbridge to 2 in n 10-inning contest last Saturday on the Sturbiidge Common. The bat tery work for Sandersdale was gilt edged, Sheldon striking out II men. C. Shepard pitched a good game for Sturbridge.
 Sandersdale was first to score in the third and kept the lead up to the eighth inning. With two down in the eighth and man on third, sheldon made a wild pitch which enabled Sturbridge to tie the score at each. Neither side scored in the ninth. In the tenth with two down Tetreault for Sandersdale Init to left field for two bases and Waters sent him home, with what proved to be the winning run. on corking single to center Sturbridge went out in one, two, three order, in their half of the tenth.
 Innings l2345 7S9 10 Sandersdale 00 l 0 0 l -- 5 Sturbridge 0000l co c - .
 The Sandersdale team have won Il out of l8 games played this season. They would like to hear from Manager Alfred Broudier of the (. A. (. of this city.
 For the benefit of Pitcher Joseph La zinsk, who is now In New York hos, pital following fracture of his skull bv a pitched ball in Dayville two weeks ago, Taftville will play the Tri- Village team at Taftyille on Saturday Aside from its worthy purpose, the game should appeal to the fans as both managers are to put their strongest nneups on the field for what will prob ably be the last big game of the season on the Taftville grounds.
 Saturday night word was received that Laxinsk was improving after ar operation on his fractured skull.
 C. A. C. will play the Andems or the School street grounds Saturda, afternoon, Labor Day they will pla, the same team here in the morning a lo.30 going to North Grosvenordale liI , the afternoon for return game.
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-01
Napoleon and -Julius Caesar"

Eonaparte was one night at the play in Paris, and it happened to be "Ju- uus Caesar" Talma performed the part of Brutus, and when he knelt to Cae- sar and said, Give us back our lib arties," the acclamations all over the house were so great that nothing could be heard on the stage for many min utes. Bonaparte meanwhile was talk ing snuff in his most violent way, which he always did when agitated. The next day he sent orders that that play was not to he acted any more Journal of Hon MT. Calvert
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-01
He Was .Waitino.

\ pretty, rosy checked country girl entered a department store. lt was a bargain day. and the crowd WAS great CT than usual She wandered about from floor to floor-using the stairways because she was afraid of the eleva- tors-and finally she stopped. lost and confused, in the middle of the biggest store she had ever seen.
 A floorwalker@ saw her ard politely approached
 "Is anybody waiting on you?' he asked, with n pleasant smile.
 ''Yes, sir" answered the girl, blush ing to the rooss of her taxen hair; he is outside l couldn't get him to come In. and now don't know which door he's at."-New York Telegraph.
 ts Advantages
 Scene-Train stopping at small sta tion. Irritable Old Gentleman-What on earth do they stop at a station like this for? Objectionable Passenger lai!ghtingl-To allow me to get out Irritable Old Gentlerlan-Ah! see # h. '-s F D. F-e srpS ~. N-e
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-01
Hittirc Back.

Edtth-f am sorry you were not asked to the Pemberton ball dear. You know l will be there. of course Cora Yes; but. then. Kate remherton knows ] am far too young to be or any use as q ehaperon. Judges i- brary. ssAAxS-s------------- ---.-.- .---,
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-01
MEN WITHOUT PRICE

To say that every man has his pnce IS vle slander. To say that is to deny the existence of the great men who have died for their faith and their country, NonsenseI lis the las, plea ol knave and issues out of the mouth of fool. The sterling strength of man and woman rebukes 1t everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-07
SUBURBAN SALES.

cooke & Oddio have sold to a client the
country place Of Mrs Herman Begs in
St Marks Lane, lshp. Long Island. The
property consists of a large dwelling house
and outbuldngs and about seven acres Of
ground II adjoins the estate Of H. H.
Hollister. and viii he occupied by the new
owner
The IWff 81 Brown Company has sold
for George Rutledge 10 James Mccain a
plot OF six lots in Main street. near the
Baychester station. The lots are right at
. the Improvements being made at the new
Baychestcr station.
Justice Warren W Foster has sold his
country estate at Westport. Conn, known
a. Hockanum Park. and consisting of $50
acres There are ten dwelling houses on
the property and various outbuildinss and
a nine-hole golf course.
The Etna Realty Company has sold to
Edmund Goerke a one story warehouse
and stable building. on a plot 100Xi00 feet,
an the south side of Communipaw avenue,
near West Side avenue Jersey City. The
property ls leased 10 the National Biscuit
Company for FIVE years.
The Scarsdale Estates report the follow
iLs sales: In the Greenacre tract, plot 10
DR. SheDard. n Manhattan for immedia q
two plots consisting Of about three acres TO
Arthur Stewart of the Stewart Publishing
Company. upon which Mr.. Stewart will be-
Yin at once the erection of a home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-07
REALTY NOTES.

Webster r. Mabe & 90. announce that
she property No. los East 18th street. c5xe2
feet. recently reported purchased by An
Grew Bostine. Will be improved with n
twelve story Office building and salesroom.
Edward +. King & Co. were the brokers
;n the sale OF Nos 51S and 3l5 West 10Th
street. for the Cromwell estate.
Van Nliet 4. Place We're the brokers in
the sale Of the dwelling house No. $50 West
go street for n Rosenbaum 10 Henry
Rousby.
The Harlem Property Owners Associa-
ton will hold a meeting tomorrow evening
~ No AZ East 125th street
Tucker, Speyers & co. have been appoint
81 agents for the twelve story mercantile
building Mes 70 and "A Madison avenue.
The Duff & Brown Company have been
appointed agents of the Victoria. 4 seven
story apartment house. al 13Sth street and
Lenox avenue, also OF the Kimberly a six
story elevator apartment house, at No. 5js
West l64th street.
The Duff & Brown Company were the
brokers in the sale Of the plot, 1o0X125 feet,
for DIVER q Haigh, at the southwest cor
per OF Broadway and lI3d street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-07

part Trask estate q, clsson's Point; 10, map
~. Joel Wolfe estate: Emil Lchienfels y.
William Lichtenfcis. June .; 81; address. "''
East 1929 81
oLINv1LIE AVE. :. 100 n Of I'd ct. e,S
100 Benjamin ] Mcfert To Theresa Busse' june
.. 81 address. 366s Olinvillc ave.
PARK AVE. .. at e cor lot 30. map pP'vI
Nebing mtg $500: June :. SEQ; address so
Fast 1s4fh
WASHINGTON AVE 1882 25rao. MORT.
Greenhorc "a Rosa Greonherg mtg sl1.aOn' '"h'
/. 81 address. 1879 Washington ave.
WRIGHT AVE. lot rs. map Hudson f ,'',
25xloo James 4 Shorti 10 Maria Meyer Juh'
;, $500 address. isi3 Mulliner ave.
nth ST. n q part lot 3ss. map Unionporit,,
b unded ny LOT ISL. 50xl5sS irreg: George ~
Mcclure 10 Margareths 4 Higgins June ]; si"'
address. 413 East 145th ST.
15OTTI ST n g. 325 n E Of Brook ave. 23Tlvp.
Joseph Hahn and ano 10 Christopher I HnD.,
rntg s17oo0: June'5; 800; address. 53i h's'
10th ST.
IsaD ST, ss5 East 25xloo. Cyrtiss ? s,TS n
TO Harry Fiebeman mtg 50. oooj: Ma. 81 >l'"'
address Demorolis. Ala
18TH ST n e. 465 II of rrospec; ave oox
lo4x irres. Philip Hagelstein 10 Otto ii b''h
mann: June :: 500: address. 81 4,h ave.
18TH ST :. 50 II OF Hughes ave. -9A
100; sidney 3 Raylor TO Russo Bsrba Reens
Co: June :. 81 900 address. 1888 Belmont ave
22sTH ST. Jansen ave 51x9o People
Union Realty 20 to Anna Belin mtg so'VvV,
June 3; 81 address. All Central ave jersey
City. J.
235TH ST, S. 1872 II OF Webster ave ISx
100: Emil IAchtenfels TO William Idchtenfeis
(mtg $500 June =, 81 address, $50 East li-d
ct.
2ssTH ST. $ .. 200 II . Of Oneida ave. 25x
100. Sophie Seet to Ernest Keller mtg S4''N"'
June >. sl00: address AS East 2f0th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-07
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Cw''h name and address Of lenders attorney
JUNE g.
MANHATTAN


AMSTERDAM AVE. 1854 and 1856 personal
property; Dec 70. 1899: Christopher J Sullivan
10 Jacob Rupert. 200. attorney, Walter n
Stewart. 1879 81 ave.
IS 9xl75. Nov 49, 1910. Comfort Realty Co 10
Thomas Smith Construction Co. $40 900: attor-
neys Duloa & Roc. ~ Park Row.
lo6n4o, May . 1903 Harr. friedman itTef to Bar
net Feinberg t. the Home for Incurables; $40 20
600. attorneys, Roosevelt q Kobbe. ~ wall II
MONROE ST. 2l2. cor Gouverneur St. %. 3x
GSXGG 2X662. June 3. 1903. Ludwig Zodikow 10
John and James " Hals,ead. s25 900. at,or-
neys Baldwin & Baldwin. n Nassau ST.
NASSAU ST. ll3, runs W SIX "a l0x o
lo2M - 10 beg: June /. 1909: Perley "
Codngton 10 city Real Estate Co: Sill 800: at
torney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co. l76 Broad
way.
KENWICK ST; " $. 1914 r. Of Canal st.
60 loXlS sxe0. lOxl9 June ~. 1894: VIM Heard
to Eobt ID Winthrop eXr. $1,000. attorney. r
Ludlow. - Cellar st.
SAME PROPERTY. April %. 1855. VIM Heard
TO same. $1,000, attorney. Lawyers Title insur
ance s. Trust CO. 100 Broadway.
SPRING ST l54. s0x2o: Dec :. 1910: Nathan
Harrison Realities Ia Hugo y Distelhurst; $500:
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust 90. l76
Broadway.
80 9x7G 7NlGs April 10. 1890, Lena BuelIs-
bach 10 John II Taylor. 81 $50. attorney Georee
" Ellis i49 broadway.
18TH ST. la3 East. s2x25. June %, 1900. Thos
Adam to the CITIZENS savings Bank. $4,000.
attorneys PRISON & Beall. $50 Broadway
AID 81, $. 40 Il Of Gth ave. 75.ix2o.
June .. 1905: VIM q Bosworth to the sesmen
BANK for Savings: S1Oooo: ATTORNEYS strong &
Csdwaafer. 80 Wall ST
i3p ST 8. 400 II n 5th ave. ~ io,7s
ori .. laos West PrcshH terrain church IN CITY
~ Sow Iork 10 The Bsnl for SAVING. $4,000.
! attorneys. strong a Csdrnlador go Wall -
ola Fob g. iSp3 WIN ~ Wise, 20 Ff~dk
! keinochan and The Aew ioiA Lie Insurance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-07

II was another day OF little activity In
tire real estate market Yesterday. Chief
interest Of the business transacted was the
resale of No cos Fifth avenue. four story
dwelling house. on a plot 25ylco feet, which
was bought from Joseph p. Day al auction
from the Pnkney estate by Hcilner x Won
End s. n. Stone on May II last.
The sale will result in another ouslnese
building for Fifth avenue, as II IS an
nounced il has been obtained by nulio'ng
corporation which intends 10 erect on the
site a store and loft structure. Heiiner
Wolf and s H. Stone purchased the prop
erty for $4,000 last month. Al the sale II
was first offered with the stable premises
No East 4sth street. and both parceiS
brought bid Of $4,000. IT was then oe-
cided 10 sell them separately, and the 4stn
street house went to a representative VI
Eliza W. White for sl75,coo.
This is the third resale Of Fifth avenue
property originally sold al auction ny MI
Dav in the last monoth. The other t"o
were Nos. $40 and 10l5 Fifth avenue.
An advance proof from "Duns REVIEW
for Tune 10 shows a falling off of near!
.gorn 90 in building permits for May TOT
tho Borough Of Manhattan and an increase
for The Bronx BROOKLYN and queens d.
follows.