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Arizona republican., 1911-03-01
GATHERING
 INSURGENTS haCO Next Point Of Attack
 By Mexican Rebels DEMAND FOR SURRENDER
Citizens Hurrying Across the Line to Douglas Leyva and Berthold in the West Waiting for the War to Come to Them.

Douglas. Feb. 2S.-A telegram reached the third cavalry at o'clock this afternoon that rebel band of 200 men were encamped in the Ma gollon mountains just south of the border between NacO and Douglas. The telegram which was filed by the lieutenant commanding a portion of the third cavalry stationed at Naco, stated that the Mexican officials at Naco had officially notified the army officers there to be prepared for an attack
 All the women, children and non combatants. were Hooking over to the American side. Up till eight o'clock tonight the rebels had not made an effort to take Naco. AS the federal force of 200 regulars and ruralas which was sent by special train today to Fronteras have not returned to Agua Prieta tonight. Agua Prieta may be a point of attack from the west The port is defended only by sixty citizen soldiers.
 A heavy rain has been falling con- tinuously since seven o'clock Monday. A rebel in Douglas today stated that the Fronteras band was headed to- ward Cananea, with the purpose or joining the rebel sympathizers re ported armed there in the last two months. and now awaiting an attack on that camp. A great number of refugees from Fronteras and other points south reached Douglas today. All the Mexican houses are crowded. and some of the refugees are begging only for a place to store their ef- fects
 The bridge which was blown up between Fronteras and Agua Prieta yesterday was repaired today. The wires were also repaired. but it is reported that they have been cut again tonight.
 Red" Lopez. the leader of the Fronteras band. which is now south west of this city. was born in Tue son. His brother was noted border character. having killed twenty mine men. the last two being MeXicans. He was extradited from the United States. taken over the border and shot by the authorities near Naco.
 Red" Lopez, however, has often befriended Americans in Mexico and is admired His first office was that of assistant postmaster at Agua Prieta
Arizona republican., 1911-03-01
NEW MILITIA BILL.
A Probability That It Will Pass To
 day.

Washington. Feb. 2S.-After fight in the house lasting all afternoon. a direct vote on the bill to establish an organized militia upon a pay basis was prevented by a technicality. Friends of the measure are confident it will be passed later.
 It provides for q system of federal pay for officers and enlisted men of the state militia. based upon their efficiency and their attendance at drills and upon their regular duties The bilrs passage is expected to- morrow. The democrats oppose the measure because of it's wide expense being about ss.OOO. 1000 for the militia
Arizona republican., 1911-03-01
FL PAsoAN SYMPATHY.

Fl PasO. Feb. 2S.-A petition ad- dressed to President Taft, the senate and the house Of representatives and signed by 200 citizens. requests that the United States take no steps or interest in the revolution which Is now being waged in the republic of Mexico and if steps have been taken which in any manner interfere with the revolu- tionists. we respectfully request that such action be rescinded at once. We believe that this is a struggle Tor existence. for life and for liberty on the part of the insurrectos.'
 Copies of the signed petition will be sent to Senators Culberson and Bailey with the request that they be read in the senate.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-01
AGREEMENT
 IN SENATE All More Important Business
 To Be Disposed of VOTE 0N LORIMER TODAY
His Friends Compromise With Advocates of the Tariff Board Bill-Mere Hope That Extra Session May Be Avoided.

Washington. Feb 2S.-The agree ment of the senate, reached shortly after 6 o'clock tonight, to vote at 1:3O D. m. tomorrow on the resolu- Illinois and to make unfinished busi- ness" of the bill tO create a perman- ent tariff board. materially improved the legislative situation. This i'm prOvement does not by any means wipe out the probability of an extra session of congress. but it gave a ray of hope which was seized upon eagerly by the advocates of Canadian reciprocity.
 The storm clouds which hung men acingly through an all night session last night lifted materially late to- day. and. when the adjournment was taken shortly after D. m. until II o'clock tomorrow. there was a prom ise of a further clearing of the leg islative skies.
 After a day of constant search for a basis of agreement. the prO-LOrimer senators. most of them opposed to the tariff board, and the pro tariff board senators. most of them opposed to Lorimer. got together" in a modus vivendi, which cleared the situation and obviated the impending danger of another night session. So there will be q vote tomorrow afternoon on Senator LOrimer's case. and there is little reason to doubt that it will sus- tain Lorimer
 The tariff board is at least in a materially improved position. The vote of 53 to 21. by which it was made the unfinished business. would indicate that. should it come to vote the bill would be passed by a sub stantial majority. Some go as far as to say that it will receive the entire republican vote of the senate
 Senator Hale gave notice that he would attempt to put five apprOpri ation bills through the senate to- morrow afternoon and evening. These are the agricultural the pOstOffice the diplomatic. the consular. the for tifications. and the military academy supply measures.
 As a part of the arrangement clearing up the situation it virtually was agreed that the proposed in creased rates on postage on the large magazines would be dropped from the postoffice bill. ending the possibility of a filibuster on that measure. It also was said that some other ser iously controverted items in the ap- propriation bills likely to cause de lay would be eliminated
 If Senator Hale's program is car ried out tomorrow, and there is every reason to believe it will be. the sen ate will be left with only the sundry civil, the naval and the general de ficiency appropriations bills to dis pose of Mir Hale warned the sena- tors that unless they acted on the appropriation measures there would be a strong chance that many of the most important of these would even tually come into an extra session from the democratic house.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-01

om the & Arizona @ 1atsGea qsfsaion @ received Phoenix Before the publication give given
 approval Te telegram however cnaned reference to the {, session confusing.
 s The telegram published follows:
 wng'on Feb just called President Ta, who greeted the proposed constitution promptly it in r special
 NEIL AVIS GRswoID PICKETT. HAWKINS HUNT, AYERS % to the delegation the news for which Arizona has ,ns The Republican teegraphed the following request: nr the President,
 Published here this that president today M indicated s to the president said the subject
 THE WORDS OF THE PRESIDENT.
 night the secretary to the The White House, Washington, D. C.. Feb. 2S, 1911 ms Ely, Managing Editor Arizona Republican, PhOeniX ArZ.
 Teegram received The president said the following l.r delegations:
 -Gentlemen, the provision when Oklahoma came in, l ecoect it, was that the president should determine, l. whether the constitution ratified and certified to l -as in accordance with the Constitution Of the States; second whether 1t was m accordance With
 abling act, and third whether 1t secured a repuDl- Fl ,Tm of government.
 Vow the provision with respect to New Mexico fzOna is different It contains the provision that
 institution shall not go into effect after ratification :. ! it shall be approved by the president and by con It the approval of congress either to be affirmative Fl be presumed after the adjournment of the next atar session of congress without. its action.
 The next regular session under the law is, have no 4l assuming the constitution to be present at thls 1&n the first session of the SiXtysecond congress, As the congress just elected, which will meet m reg-
 sssion next December If congress does not act ater Je approved, indeed, whether l have approved It 4bt-f ii does not act at that time it's approval will II Presumed The same language is used with respect to oproval as is used with respect to congress approval M is hat Uq question of law conformation to a particular knamenta instrument. It puts to me the question V of approval generally. I have not seen your con k.ion I have seen the one of New Mexico and have Hved it. I will take mp yours just soon as It and go over it with the distinction in mind which E Q mentioned, namely that it is not merely ques-
 f law that am to consider, but it is question Of
 nmental policy and of economies as we'll. | expect ' to work on that just it comes and Ii you Re to be heard in the matter shall be glad to hear Ou
Arizona republican., 1911-03-01
RUFF IN CUSTODY.

San Francisco, Feb. 2S.-After being at liberty for fifteen months on bail bond aggregating S60O,0OO Abraham Ruef was taken into custody at mid night, following the revocation of the supreme courts order remanding the case for re-hearing. Early in the even ing Ruef held a consultation with his at torneys and after bidding friends about town goodbye. went home
 A deputy was waiting at his resi- dence with a bench warrant issued by Judge Lawler. Ruef quietly surrend- cred himself and the pair started for the county jail An appeal to the SUI preme court of the United States on some constitutional ground is his only recourse now. If such action is not taken Ruef will probably start for san Quentin in a day or two.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Getting in touch with a busi- ness partner who will aid in en- larging the scope of business by providing additional capital. is a matter that is often accom- plished by means of an an- nouncement in the Want Col umns.
 Many business opportunities are presented in the Wants that lead to successful business deals that reap big returns for many investors.
 Legitimate business Oppor- tunities that appear in the Want Columns are carefully considered by investors who are alive to the possibilities that are presented.
 The Republican Wants have aided many a business man in enlarging his business or estab- fishing a new venture.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-01
e MEETING OF MAGNATES.
Heads Of the Hartman and Santa Fe
 Systems.

Santa Barbara. Cal, Feb. 2S.-Rob ert S Lovett, president of the Harri- man lines, and his party, were the guests here today of President F.. r. Ripley of the Santa F'e, at q lunch con at the Arlington hotel. The luncheon was followed by q confer ence at Mir. Ripley's home. and an auto trip about the city.
 President Lovett's train left at 1 o'clock for san Francisco. Messrs. Lovett and Ripley both declined to attach any significance to the con ference or to make any statement
Arizona republican., 1911-03-01
WACO INVESTED
Demand for Surrender of the Border
 Town This Morning

Douglas, Feb. 2S.-A rebel band which is now known to be composed of not less than 300 men. at nine o'clock had drawn a gordon around Naco. during q heavy rain. and sent notice to the authorities of the town that they must surrender by ten o'clock tomorrow.
 There is great excitement in the Mexican half of the town tonight and half of the non -cOmbatants are hur- rying across the line to the American side The rebels are within four miles of the town. Mexican soldiers are hastily throwing mp breastworks with which to defend the city which promises to give resistance.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-01
THE CINCINNATI 0UEs-.
It Is Extending Beyond the Indictment
 os CcS.

Cincinnati. Feb. 2S.-Surprises were many today in the investigation of pub lie affairs in Cincinnati. being con ducted by the grand jury of Hamilton county. No indictments were returned but the prominence of the men sum mOned as witnesses started surmiSes which indicated that the inquiry is to become more far-reaching than the in dictment of George E. Cox would show.
 Chief among those before the body were August Hermann. chairman of the National Baseball commission and grand exalted ruler of the Elks. and Rudolph K Hynicka. a former county treasurer. Both of these have been associat-d politically with Cox.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-01
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH l. 1911.

returned to Mexicali, and the entire force of 200 men is again quartered in the bull ring and the cock pit
 Scouting parties are securing the country to the south and west, watch ing for the advance of federal troops. which are reported on the way from Ensenada. simon BerthOld is in MeXi- cali. and together with General Leyya is directing the scouting. Both say they want a fight and are glad tO hear that the federals are coming.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-01
M MURRAY CONTRACTS
 RAMON THE SCAPEGOAT
'Ho Member of Congress interested In
 the Steal.

Washington. Feb. 2S--Ths special .committ-e of the house appointed Hast summer to investigata Senator Cores charges of attempted bribery n connection with ]. r. MeAIurray's ndlan attorney contracts in Okla oma. made it's final report to the .ouse tonight The majority of the ommittee find that Jake L. Hamon ctually did, about May 6. 1910. make improper proposition to Senator ore respecting the McMurrav com Aacts and that about June ls. 1910
 approached Representative Creag-
Arizona republican., 1911-03-01
NO SEWER PURCHASE.
The House Committee Rejects the
 Phoenix Bill

Washington, D. c, Feb. 2S.-(Spec- iaD-The. house committee on terri tories today turned down the bill au- thorizing Phoenix to use q part of it's sewer fund for the purchase of an existing system
 The senate passed the bill of Sen ator Guggenheim to allow the Greeley Arizona Irrigation company to build a dam across the Colorado river near Parker.
 Michael Mccarthy and wife of Globe are here
Arizona republican., 1911-03-01
CONVERSE AND sLATT's TRIAL.

Fl Paso Feb 2S-The hearing or Lawrence Converse and Edwin Blatt. two Americans. charged with sedition against the Mexican government, was continued at Juarez today without definite results. Affidavits that the men were taken from American soil were prepared and will be presented at tomOrrOW's session.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-01
STEPHAN DECLINES
 ID LEAVE RACE
So Long as Majority of Democrats Are
 With Him.

New York Feb. 2S.-"I shall remain as my party's candidate for United States senator so long as the party desires me to do so. no matter what the personal consequences to me may be. If. however, the majority of all the elected democratic senators and as sembly lymen shall sign call requesting that the democratic caucus be recon sidered. and shall decide that another man than myself shall be chosen to carry the party standard. l will give to such candidate my qualified and whole hearted support"
 Thus. William F. Sheehan gave out an ultimatum in the senatorial situa- ton as expressed tonight to democratic members of the legislature He de- voted his statepeht to a plea for the principles of maf6TIfY rule a9d defends the regularity fropsrS5 &hI9 nominated him.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-01
DAKOTA JUDGE ON TRIAL.

Bismark. N. D.. Feb. 2s.-The house Iof representatives tonight by vote of s4 to g decided to bring impeach- ment proceedings against Judge John E. Cowan The principal charge is malfeasance in office.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-01

mer Senator John M. ThurstOn of Nebraska. with the McMurray con tracts is held to have been entirely proper, being simply the interests of attorneys properly employed Both were employed in a legal way after they had left the senate.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-01
THE HOUSE ALMOST DONE.

Washington. Feb. 2S.-The general deficiency bill. the final appropriation measure. was passed by the house on a viva voce vote at midnight and the house immediately adjourned
 There were no important amend ments made to the bill
Arizona republican., 1911-03-01
ON TIE MAT.
The Pole and Gotch Winners in Their
 Respective Contests.

Meriden. Conn. Feb 2S.-Zbyszko won from Paul schmidt tonight. getting the first in seventeen minutes and the second in six minutes.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-01
WAITING FOR A FIGHT.
Socialist Insurreetos Return to Mex
 icali m Numbers.

Mexicali. Feb. 2S.-The insurrectos who left Mexicali last week Ostensi- hly for an attack on Ensenada, have
Arizona republican., 1911-03-01
cnrca DEFEATS HENDERSON.

Elmira. Feb. 2S-Grank Gotch de- feated Mart Henderson here tonight. gaining two straight falls in seventeen and four minutes, respectively
Arizona republican., 1911-03-01
WHAT THE PRESIDENT SAID i ID TIE ARIZONA DELEGATION
| COnmtaI as to His Action on The Proposed
 Constitution
DEPENDS UPON RESULT OF HIS EXAMINATION

Points Out to His Visitors That the Document Must Not Only Conform to the Constitution of the United States, But That It Must Contain Nothing Which, in His Opinion, Is Contrary to Good Governmental }o Policy
Arizona republican., 1911-03-01
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, D. C., Feb. 2s.-Fore- cast for AriZona-Fair Wednesday and Thursday
Arizona republican., 1911-03-01

FOR SALES acres. alfalfa, fruit \ and garden; 4-room house, furnished; l Jersey cows, horse and buggy; lzS
 \ laying hens, garden and wagon tools;
 I location, close in; s3,560 taxes It. Come quick if you want this. E. E. PASCOE, no N. Center Street
Arizona republican., 1911-03-01

6rIy rule a9d d3fends f RYopeeaS &hlA
Arizona republican., 1911-03-01

UTIIIIIUItS or m the regularity
 nominated him
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
ALLEGED MURDERER
IS ACQUITTED
Lee Armstrong of Trinidad,
Colo, is Found Guiltless OF
the Murder of Clay A,
Meeker a Tailor.
,B, E,sp,nS uernld \. =. Leased wire,

TRINIDAD. COLO, sept. ----Lc, Ann
strong. son ot A.. Armstrong. former
county iudE, al l.HNtuu Okla, was
proven not guilty iu district court t1-
day ut The cha,s, of tur murd,rs uI
Clay a MrrA,r. a Trinidad tailor Who
was snot and Killed ou 90, ulghl OF
July lNti 300 his shop $50 thi, rIt,. NI,u
trdmmvu ot 90, colorado aud south
pru sWorr positively thai tu. defend
ant Was iu balharL Texas uu iu. night
uf "a, murder that %, Vus arrested
there az tnut time Tor burglar and
that he was uot iu Trinidad uSU lurr,
DAYS later. Armstrong previously
made sworn confession Geo the
Mc,Kcr murder prompted by hI- crave
ngs for morphiu, Co the use ui which
.i. is addicted Hc was arrested here
August for burglary and the murder
confession was made after thu supply
off the drug had been eut of i,-
wards aggro&auug $40" are outsUud-
ing for tho Dau>igt,on OF thr Morkrr
murderer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
Reciprocity Is Turned Down
by Overwhelming Vote and
Borden Trumphs Over
Laurier by Big Majority,
MINISTRY WILL
BE CONSERVATIVE
Mutual Removal of Duties OH
Food Products Spurned by
Electorate of Great Prov
inces on Our North.
n, n,euIns Herald a. p. Lss.ea wIr-D

Montreal. Sept - Canada awah-
cncd toda, confronted by startling
new situation developed from the
TACT that the reciprocity with the Unit.
rd states has been rejected that the
Iauricr government has been defeated
aud that u l.. borden VIII shortly be
called uu 20 form conservative min.
istry. That the changes enacted dur.
ine the past q hours by the registra-
lion ol the will oi the electorate are
radical is shown 10y The uverwhelmtns
majority, whereby the voters turn7l
down the agreement which laurier
had made with The United states Tor
The mutual removal of duties on food
and other products. BY the defeat OF
seven cabinet ministers out of he
thirteen who went to the polls and by
he political landslide which Will retire
20 private lie Sir Wiltrid Iaurier. ac'
hnowledged to he one OF the biggest
figures In the British empire.
out OF nine Canadian provinces, only
Quebec, l.auricr's native place, came
anywhere near remaining faithful to
him ana Quebec did not do any roo
well. Ontario, the greatest OF the
provinces dealt f.aurier terrible
blow going almost sOlldly against
him, ana the same may be said also
ot Manitoba and British Columbia
saskatchewan and Alberta. Two
great wheat raising provinces gave
mild support tu the cause of rcciproC.
it, The result by provinces, as cN
pressed IN the returns received up 10
an early hom tu,lay, was As follows
fpugnrya.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
NNNDINN PNpER~
COMMENT HITrERIN

Toronto. sept The Mail anu
Iw.w. tDau-prtutItrH SAYS today
Tn, KuuN Fielding pact Has TO-
,,itrd its uIptls THAT mouaD, 10
canada. udrp,uIru., that t.nu'lrr
ut our politics Iyr lN, last eight
months ua- p,,u dealt with hy "a"
so,srDsu uuuulr boa fashion that
msk.- o. mau ',,l urouder than ever
tu Do, H ..Ituv r.ulyu oi the great ma
inut, vHu .,st,rla, ton, into tatt"rs
tt. .u.ruuut ur treason 'our ministers
concluded with thr president ot the
United states"
Tnr DIou, DIbcral saws
'IH, gu,yrum,nt 90 sir Witrid
loru,r goo. out ut power on stnsl
'.su. Erlr>iug as II did that The
.vlIu uf tur uuu,d states @" exchange
natural products with Canada on s
uur. .r,, u.t would prove 1dNHn-
uepuu. tp rposc countries. th, gov
rrnwut u-kyd IT'S ufc ON an, issue
u' ru nro.IN and lost it
"rn. people of ontario do not Ike
their ulrhn,rs Go the south That
I- omunaural, Oh, decision of yes
t,rdalr election
Liberals in tens pi thousands must
s=~s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
RODGERS coNTlNUgs
ON LONG FLIGHT

scranton Pa Sept - G. T. Rods
crs, Nho D. ondeuyurug ia lly rom
coast go coast. ipu Hancock. y y. at
l!.io This morning passed Carbon
dale 40 D.. o. D. u, ana flew over
scranton AT 1910 j m, covering thp
'3 miles from llancocH In an hour lIr
passed over The Nousic Highlands %
Un" feet above the tide Rodgers land.
ed ON larm Two miles from scranton
Nui assembled again ar 1880 D M
We passed over the West Mountain
Noich and following the Delaware
LdokaNanua a western railroad traD.
he headed tor Bnghumuton \. y g.
-.ii p m Rodgers was reported pass
ing Afford, 35 milcs north of here
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
BOX FULL
OF GOLD DUST IS
STOLEN
Masked Robbers Secure Loot
from Car on Tramway at
Point of Pistols; $4,000 Is
Amount.
90, E,cnInG Herald T. y. leased Wire,

tDS E,cnIng IirrRid \. a.. Leased Wircb
Seattle, Wash. Sept ga speeiai
To the Seattle Times from katae.
Alaska, SAYS
Masked mcu held up q car ON the
ldtarod Flat tranway, one anI hall
miloa irom Flat city yesterday and
stole strong box containing $4,000
IN gold dust the property Of Frion1
Lawson and James
Friend was IN charge. All che cir
cumstanccs show tina; the robbery
was carefully planned a large poss"
has gone IN pursui, of The robbers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
~ n roo POwERIII.
10 YIELD Mfi3kI4N

Washington. Sept 22. The steel
trust" Representative. q. 4 stanley,
chairman of the steel investigating
committee of the house. if quoted
today as saying 'it ~ too puWcrtul
to yicld without struggle to auy de-
Wand that u dissolve ana rcorgani2c.
B,sldos I don't believe On" depart
mcnt OF Justice Is az an SURE vet that
II can prove that IN, corporation oN-
lists hoo violation of the sherman law.
II also remains tu be- seen whether
The house committee viii bring 10
HIGHT facts which va prove restraint
OF trade aud monopoly n ls my
opiniun however that eventually the
steel trust viii consent To- voluntary
dismcmhrImcut