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Arizona republican., 1911-10-19
REYES IS PESSIMISTIc.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Oct. 1S- The revolt in the state of TahascO will spread, according to General Bernardo Reyes. Reyes declared he had no hand in the outbreak
 The outbreak at Tabasco." he said lis the result of discomfort created by lack of liberty in the recent elec- tions which the candidacy of Madero imposed upon the people. I believe disturbances will occur elsewhere in the republic"
 General Reyes says friends in Mex leo advise him affairs are becoming serious there
Arizona republican., 1911-10-19
STOCKS.

Amalgamated. SIS; Smelling, 642I {; Atchison. lO6A St Paul. 1075s; New York Central, 105; Pennsylvania, 1217s; Reading. 13S1a: Southern Pa cific, 109; Union Pacific. 16l7s; Steel, 5S; de pfd.. 109ls.
 Silver 53lsc
Arizona republican., 1911-10-19
SAVING MONEY.

My dear, We cant go on in this way. You simply must find some way to cut down your household eX- penses."
 I've been cutting them down right along. Twice last week I refraineG
Arizona republican., 1911-10-19

Frederick Trevor Hill is the author of "On the Trail of Grant and Lee handsome volume with reproduc- tions in color of six paintings by Ar thur F.. Butcher and many other illus trationS
Arizona republican., 1911-10-19

LONDON. Oct. 1S.-A special dis patch from Hankow tonight says the imperialists still hold the trenches, but have lost several hundred men in killed and wounded. The fighting lasted all day The revolutiOnists, after repeated but unavailing bayonet charges. fell back to Wu Chang Trainloads of wounded are being brought into Hankow.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-19

LOGAN, Utah. Oct. 1S.-When the presidents train reached Logan to- night it was announced that an effort would be made to pick up the lost time between here and Butte. At ogden the president spoke again on the relation of the government to business and antitrust decisions by the supreme court.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-19

Whisky can be made out of bananas. It cannot be said. however. that this process takes the palm.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-19
BALL FANS GALLERY
 OF N0TABLES
NAP lAJOlE

Copyright. 1911. by W. w. Aulick)
Arizona republican., 1911-10-19
Americas Greatest
 Magazine E
David Graham Phillips

has written "The Price She Paid" It is a woman's struggle for and against love. She married for money and then - - -? The story is attracting the attention of every lover of romance.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-19

Copyright by Printers Ink Publishing Go, New York
Arizona republican., 1911-10-19
Howard Chandler Christy

illustrates "The Price She Paid," and his superb drawings add strong pictorial emphasis to the charm of the story. The "Christy Girl" needs no comment, but it is noteworthy that the serial work of both Phillips and Christy will ap- pear exclusively in Cosmopolitan for five years.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-27

Is Guilty

Deputy City Clerk Cunningham OF
Reno was found guilty OF emDezzie-
ment Saturday by the jury that had
the case III hand. ChrIstle, ms SUI
perior, pleaded guilty 4 lew days ago
and both will be sentenced TO the pen
itcntiary this week.
1t was simply a case OF TOO hot u
pace Both the young men were
town iavorites and carried the respect
OF a large circle OF Reno best PEG
pie. The embezzlement came aDour
by gambling and fast living. Ii was
simply a Ease OF stay honest, which
the two men failed to do. No smy-
pathy is expressed Tor them, as they
were both well educated and had more
than common advantages.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-27
Slipped one
on the Senator

Saturday afternoon i'll the Senate
the boys slipped a gear on Senator
Syphus. The Senator presented .ne
divorce bill some days ago. 1t pro-
posed to lengthen the term OF resi-
dence for non-residents to IN year
instead OF the present six months
term. The bill was reported back fav-
orably, but there vas a doubt IN the
Senator's mind as t o its passing. The
bill was placed at the bottom OF tht
file until he could count noses.
During his absence Saturday alter
noon a monitor was made to indeh
nitely postpone the measure. lht
motion was put and before word cou
reach Senator Syphuc it was put IL
the down and out class. There wa:
not even argument on the case. Those
| who wanted the new law put to sleel
voted and it went to a two year
slumber.
The Senator is taking il as a mat
ter OF spoils Of war and wears th'
same broad smile. The divorce colon,
at Reno should frame a resolution o
thanks to the Washoe delegation.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-27
ANOTHER MAN KILLED
BY RENEGADE INDIAN
Prospector Shot in Back by Queho
Near Searchlight

Again the Indian Queho has come
before the public notice. A report
comes from up river that a man named
James Patterson. who had intended to
establish q restaurant in Las Vegas,
had gone back to the place where he
had been living in the big bend OF the
Colorado River on the Arizona side
about IS miles above the mouth OF
Eldorado Canyon, to get his personal
effects. and has been found dead, shot
in the back. Further than what has
been stated above, it has been impos-
siblc to get any particulars OF the at
fair.
Another piece OF evidence that the
renegade Indian may still be in the
neighborhood is found in the fact that
q dead burro was found near the riv-
er in the vicinity OF Eldorado Canyon
The animal had been shot and flesh
cut from his bones. 1t is thought by
some that Qucho had killed the ami
ma Ill order to get meat.
The operators in the Canyon dis.
trict are very much exercised owe the
probability Of Queho still being i'll the
neighborhood, and yesterday held
mass netting and sent a delegation to
the Indians living long the river Civ
ing them notice that they must take
the trail and bring i'll the murderer o.
suffer the consequences. This Is II
line with the action taken by the Can
yon residents at the time Avote rar
amuck several years ago and killed
several men i'll the district. At thai
time the Indians were given TO under
stand that if they did not get AvotC
the whites would kill every Indian II
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bul
letin.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-27
No Signs
of the Dead

The searching party that has been
~endeavoring to find the bodies OF
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Campbell, who
were lost at the breaking of Hobart
Dam, have returned to this city. No
trace OF the two bodies was found.
The flood carried with it a vast
OF snow and debris which has COM
pletely covered the remains.
During the week that they spent III
Little Valley over a loot OF snow iell
which added TO the snow already on
the ground, absolutely preventing the
discovery OF the remains.
Messrs. Freeman, Chapel and
Sprague returned TO this city, wnlie
they lett Mr.. Campbell and Mr.. Fred
HOMESTEAD to continue the search.
Since leaving the valley another 100.
of snow has been added and another
storm is in progress. 1t is the gen
eral belief of those who left the val
ley Saturday that it is useless to con
tinue the search until spring or whel
the snow leaves that portion OF The
Sierras.
Mr.. Jones, who was badly injured
at the time OF the disaster, Is able tC
be on the street. He will not lose the
sight OF his eye as was first supposed
and his other injuries are rapidly
mending. By the time the snow
leaves he will be able to help direc'
the further search for the missing
women.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-27
G.. H. Peters
Secures Show

Manager Peters OF the Opera House
has secured another high class at
traction for the 9TH OF March. Zieg-
fields The Girl in the kimona' one
OF the seasans hits will be presented
with its original cast. 1t j. one OF
the best musical larces on the boards
today.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-27
WHISKY AND I

larry OF the city and county last even
ing to take i'll a couple OF drunken
squaws 1t is almost a matter OF
daily occurrence to find one or more
drunken Indians on the streets. Some
one seems to have a good traffic III
this illicit business and does not seem
to fear the likelihood OF being detect
ed.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-27
LEISURE HOUR CLUB

The public is cordially invited to
attend the Leisure Hour Club at Odd
Fellows Hall on Monday evening.
An excellent program will be pre-
scented under the direction OF Mrs.
Thomas and Mrs. Cavell. To meet
expenses and help along the building
fund OF the club, a general admission
fee Of Is cents will be charged.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-27
SUPPER

The printers for their dance to-
morrow evening have made arrange
ments with the Arlington Hotel to
provide the supper y most excellent
supper is being provided and will be
served to ali at only so tents per plate.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-27
NEVADA BUSINESS

Your comfort is assured when you
attend the Grand Theater. Change
of program every night.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-27
A KING WHO LEFT HOME

set the world to talking, but Paul
Mathulka, of Buffalo, N. Y, says he
always KEEPS AT HOME the King
of all Laxatives-Dr. Kings New Life
Pills--and hat they're a blessing to
all his family. Cure constipation,
headache, indigestion. dyspepsia. On
ly 25c at all druggists.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-27
AT HALF MAST

Flags throughout this c iytrweemb
half mast today u OF respect for
the dead miners at Tonopah. The
funeral services over the body OF
the miners was held this
morning in the Southern Nevada
camp. Several bodies will be sent tc
other cities for increment.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-27
MANY PATIENTS

There are 232 patients i'll the Neva-
da Insane Asylum. which is the high
water mark for that institution. Dur
ing the past two years so patients
died.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-27
r FREMONT ILL

Mrs. Earl fremont is i'll at her
home in this city but her condition is
better and it is hoped that she will be
up and around in a few days.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-27

For coffee. chocolate and ice cream,
80 c" Dry Whole Milk makes unstr-
passed cream-good for cereals. fruits
and buildings too.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-27

One of the heaviest storms of the
season is in progress. Did you yer
see so much hair on a dog.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-27
FOUND

A carpenters spirit level. The
owners can have it by proving prop
crty and paying for this adv.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-02-27

Engineer DeVoir spent yesterday
in this city looking over the power
line.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
HERALD REPORTER SAYS
he RODE TO GALLUP

Tho Herald reporter who rode with
the dynamite suspects was Elwood
Albright This Is his statement.
j was told 10 meet Santa Pc mas.
Senger train No 3 at the local depni
board II ana ride as tar west al Gal.
iln. but no further and seek an inter
view with the dynamiters and secure
what other information concerning the
matter that | could, sending in nv
story bv wire wherever possible I
rode most Of the way to Gallnp in The
seat WIN bryce. one of the prisoners.
ana hled a story AZ Grants \ NJ. the
main stopping there long enough Tor
me To hand my copy 10 the operator
! ii'ed another short story from Cat.
mp. which reached Albuquerque after
the Herald had gone To press. lei
The train AZ Gallup and returned %
Albuquerque today. The Hearst men
on the train told me that no other
newspaper men had talked with the
prisoners
(sisned "EI.WOOD NJ ALBRIGHT -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
TREATIES PRECEDE
PEACE OF WORLD
Baron De Constants Tells Au-
dience at St. Paul That Pres.
ent Propaganda is Not Car
ried on BY Mere Dreamers.

~t Paul Miuu., Nru 10 In
speaking On peace ItSt night Barou
Il Eatoutu"lIvs dr Constant lupteu the
following passapos from IA, 1908 pro-
gram oi tn International arbitration
party n the French parliament
some propl, profess 60 brhryc tnat
We tho supporters oi Arbitration. would
hk" to see IL applied to a.I questions.
ana mat even Il NE were threatened
with INVASION Nc SuuuId not can out
the whole armed strength uf tI, MAJ
ton hut humhlN ask 10 hav, the mat
ter decided by 4 tribunal proposal
Which IA" enemy would b, ur, 90
reject II Is time tu explain u~ rl,tl-
lN ana unmistHkHblN as poss .hl,. chat.
50 tar from hriug m,r. drrtmsrs.
philosophers or men without a .nuu-
-. ~" have clcyr conception uI Wr
duty and our responsibility. W, br-
il'V" ihHi the policy Ar HdNnrtt, for
turupc is as ,toar. AS prudent, us
positive and az tul uf promise as the
policy now followed s uhscur. aud
frnught win confusion and danger.
Universal prac, and simultaneous
disarmament viii mover pr ANYTHING
but q ums unless science ana the
strictrst mctaodIcJl means a.. ON.
pluycd to hasten their coming Il
may already he said that disarma
mcni viii merely he tho last staEr nf
pacific evolution. Between this last
stage and tho aspirations We now en-
terrain thcr" Is many milp To he
Travelled, and always at the same pace.
II rs useless to look fYr disarmament
unl'sF We nrst try the cfIpc, ot 20 pro-
Er"EsiNc reduction o( armumcuts. and
this reduction itself Will hc necessarily
preceded hS limitation, however M
plies great changes m tho relations
among tie powers. ana these change,
must IA set down In treaties such
treaties imply reciprocal rpcrsslous.
due 10 respect for Justice and the
c0nsciousn, - of new solidarity be-
tween the contracting stutos Such
treaties cannot he successfully oarrica
out. nor even negotiated. unless pub
lic opinion Is thoroughly aroused
beforehand.
"pn these Hines. on, program he
comes VUtN simple aud Clcar our one
object ls tn bring international arhi.
tratou into general acceptance and
induce governments tn resort to A
reasonable ami honorable way of
settling. not an conflicts hut tho lare-
est possible number of thcm by oquit-
able means
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
SENATOR BLAIR
REQUESTS THAT
STATEHOOD Be
CALLED OFF
He Tells Committee That He
Represents w. G. 7. U. But
Declines ITO Name the In.
dividuals.
HE WANTS ANOTHER
CONVENTION ASSEMBLED
stan correspondent }
The l,coing l,rrRld }
lsousu ~, Post Bldg }

Washington. April 26 Fomgi SON.
ator Blair OF New Hampshire held the
spotlighj TODAY before the house coma.
miuoe on territories when he launch.
ed into tiradc against the present
constitution and called ulon 10. mcn-
bprs ot congress To postpone induh
nitoly statehood tor New Mexico 100
order that congressional investiga.
tion into the conditions under which
the constitution was adopted migh1
be made lie thought another conN a.
lion should hc called.
The venerable ex-senator said no
represented no political party and
hence he placed himself IN n category
with some other gentlemen now an
Washington who are interesting
Themselves IN The question of state.
mood
Both the so.callpd "progressiyp
Democrats here and the members O
the Republican delegation declined to
associate themselves with Blair and
publicly stated that they had nolhlnl
whatever 90 do with any campaign hc
might be conducting and thar they
would not IN any way cooperate or
counsel with him.
iio consumed he entire time of the
committee az the morning session and
Nill cnniinu, tu speak tomorrow
against th. admission of New Mex.
leo. Il g. not likolv that ne will iu.
fuenoc the committee one way or he
other. as his remarks are mo- sup.
ported hN unidayits. 3nn he confines
himself to 4 general dcuunciation ot
The constitution. which was adopted
hy a vote of about two TO ono by line
people IN New Mexico
His attac. on the constitution has
received lu slight attention FROM
the New N,yicans herr as u Is not
helicyod q vii car} much weight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
Would-be Assassin Fires Shot.
gun From Twenty PAGES In
flicting Probably Mortal
Wound on Edward Gardner
CITIZENS OFFER A
REWARD OF $500 TODAY
Santa Fe Asked to Send Blood.
hounds While Posses of
Farmers Are Already in
Search of Guilty Party.


Special Telegram to Evening Herald.
Tiaban. N NJ. Aprn while
seated IN his hom. near his eighteen
monIhs old daughter al \ O'Clock last
night Edward Gardner, constable and
real estate man here, was shot IN the
head aud probably fatally wounded
Tie IN still alive today but his con-
diuon Is serious
The would.bc assassin used u shot
sun loaded with No. shot. which
was iired az distance of only twenty
PAGES. The shot shattered the window
ana terribly mangled Mr.. Gardner's
hosd ou thu back and left side.
There iK no Clcw to the would 10
assassin as Mr. Gardner had no en.-
mics here, SO FAR as any one knew.
"" declared h- did not know who to
suspect of the crime,
tltzcus ~ once offered "A reward uf
$500 tor tho capture OF his assaiiant
dead or alive and u message was sent
q" santa Fe, asking fo. bloodhounds -
put on the trail. Z posse nf farmers
n act citizens of Tiahan started at once
To- sc"ur the country ana additional
forces were sent out ~ daylight this
morning Mounted police have been
nskcd tn com, here AZ once and u
m, ssaeo II that members of the force
nave been sent.
\ hasty Investigation after tho
shooting showed that the party who
lired tho shot had evidently Watched
The house for same time He came
around Tho corner from the roar and
stood va dark spot under the win.
dow. Mr., Gardner had eaten supper
With his wlfe ana Ittl" daughter. who
Was being gotten ready for bed. Hc
sat IN % chair ia the fun nght from A
lamp and in PLAIN view to anyone
stading oatsldr the window. Whether
both barrels or onl, one barrel of the
shutguu was nrod. ls not known. The
man VINO shot MIR Gardner flcd inn
m,diatrly ana apparently went ia the
direction OF th" business center OF
Fabian
Physicians This afternoon are do
ns everything possible for the wound.
cd m'n and now say H." has slight
chance ~ recovering, II complications
do not set Uu Tho shots struck his
head 100 slHacing angie ana may not
have injured IN, brain Sufficient 10
. suit IN death Ills skul was shat
tered uu 90" left side.
Tdr window paurs broke the force
uf thr shot IT IN believed
NJ. ,iardncr is thlrW-two years old
ana has e wife aud the one child
lic has always born, q good repu,n-
ton here ana V was not known that
d. had auy enemy who would desire
I" take his lif.. Tracks l,rt hy th.
would b" assassin are being guarded,
uui'l dogs can be- put ON tn" trail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
GERMAN ,EMN WILL
~ ItGI AFFAIR

Borllu, April %. Germanv viii
have under arms m connection win
the field nlaacuvrrs this summer
ticullN ON, million men. In addi.
ton to the regular army strength OF
t2-,oon mou, moro thun 1856 o0u rec
SERVES viii be GATED io the colors.
Tho new tring regulations tor the
neld artillcry Just published contain
in addition To- former directions tor
Uf" against captive balloons u now
SGT OF Instructions governius the use
"i artillery against diriglblcs and
arrupiancs. n is admitted. however.
mat artillery firo against arroplanes
offers slight chuuves oi success with
out enormous use OF ammunition.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
Mcnamara. Bryce and Nc.
Manigal Are Still Wearing
Heavy Shackles and Closely
Guarded BY Detectives.
BATTLE OF COURTS
WILL OPEN AT ONCE
Witnesses Are Awaiting Ar
raignment and District At.
torney is Ready for Hear
ing; Unions Pledge Support

los Angeles. CALI, Nru %. -
it"Nh manacicd .ni auardc' by
eht unic,rs. john i ,Numara. his
brother. James " Mcnamara. and
nfto g.. McManigni. the alleged iyna-
mit,rs. entered California ON santa
Fr truin al Needle early today and
ur, du, iu Los Anrrlc- this afternoon.
$50 ltt,mp, has hocu made 90 serve
wiit- of hahcas corpus on tuc officers
and none Is looked for
Al p.ccautions orr being taken by
the local police officials f,r Tho SAT,
entrance of the prisoner into thc citv.
and their Incarceration ia Jail q is
believed the men viii pe takou from
the train between Sia R,ruardma aud
this cit, and brougni in Dy au,omo-
bile.
District AttnrncN Frrdoricks is ready
Go proceed win th, ar'aignmont and
Ua 80 once, Witnesses are here
from san Francisco 90 Identify James
MoNamnra who b. believed to be
james y Bryce whom they knew In
san Francisco and Hho Nas one of "a,
purohusc oi IT, dynamite lsed at
Los Angeles. On che othcr hand. thu
officers of tae locyl branch of th'
structural iron workers or" cnntnuue
active preparations or the defense Of
ih. arrested men
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
FACE
OPEN BREACH N
SENATE OVER
PLACES
Insurgents Declare They Have
Not Received Proper Treat
ment in Assignment of Pc.
sitions on Committees.
APPEAL IS TAKEN TO
CAUCUS THIS AFTERNOON

Washington. Npru 20 senator. of
ever, pnltical shade wore aciiVo Toe
day preparing for the struggle which
may take place on the floor of 90.
senate tomorrow over tho committcy
assignments aud a. a result of which
there H. mote than - puSsiDility oi au
absolute split IN the Republican ranks
In M, senate.
The Republican Insurgents are
frankly dissatisfied with their assign
mcnts and tho Democrats are UkoN ise
dissatisfied
TIL" Republican slate viii bc pre-
scented at the caucus this afternoon.
which promises to he stormy.
The regular Republicans insist that
the Insurgents have been Wcll taken
care of ana there Is no chnnco 81
ovorturning the slate SO as to place
LaFollctt" ON the interstate commerce
committee, Cummins on the financ"
committee aud Rristuw on the foreign
relations committee. which are the
points of difference causing tho
greatest trouble.
Although further concession VAS
made to the progressive Republicans
bN the senate committee on commit
tees. the executive session of the COM
mittce broke up abruptly TO-DAY with
the announcement by the progrcssiVcs
that they would appeal To- the caucus
this afternoon aud u necessary To- the
open senate tomorrow
The further concession was the SEE
lection 81 senator BOURNE FOR plac,
on the committee on approximations
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
EtR\S DECLINES Te
TESTIFY BEFORE JURY

Indianapolis Npru 2s.-Tho Marion
county eraud ury TODAY ccnuunvd
it's probe ot the so-cancd dynamite.
conspira,l." This Involves ou the
one hand tho charge ,hat ludlpuap"ii-
has popu tu. suJt of au alleged cou.
srfacy bs dNuamitorH who u IHo
years a.. -t|I 90 haN, caused mur"
than hundred explosions directed
against ymnIuN,rH oi u"n-uulou labor,
ana ou a., other hand the charge
that ,ncm uI thu structural Iron
WDrNtp- a--ouIJtion have attempted
hN plauun- dNWmitr lu it- "tiI,"
Uuildiug Co convict Il and its s'cr'-
tars. j D. M.Namara. ot the d}ua-
mitr outrage. DetcctN, William !.
BURNS was witness tuda,. 10 be- uu-
d,r.tood that uc declined so testify.