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Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
IF HE'S INNOCENT
 ESPULSION'S EASY SITUATION IN CASE OF SENATOR
 LORIMER lf Guilty. it WiIl Require a Two
 Thirds Vote

Washington. Jan Whether t r..uld r.ouHr. . r.,-rnIrIs v"t, "r err mafarr. ar ,u- -.utt. to au- -.st Senator Larm.r r- senator from Illinois IS question that has arisen ln tue contest anuat .. n- atG.d. The answer r.--s upon whether r.. opun- -Hrlpu tr Lrrm,r socks ta connect n.m with amy corrupt practices or m.r-l. attempts r. show aw Co Doe tn- u-u.-iear. of corruption i"r which h- IS mot responsible,
 Senators ssh, haE. made y.n-. studies ,t election contest eases seem r. agr., that ,t tu- resolution t' uu- -,at Lorim,r should contend that h- IS principally involved .u m. bribery charges that Hal. ha,u investigated. tu. ou.N ,arrs- aarId h. rr .pt" nu thr question nt expulsion. Co cuu E,mch tso-thirds of th. ~.uar, would have q, b. recorded u ,h. utma- tfE-
 n tl- motion [. G-c,fr. tlr election ,f Lor.m,r invalid and void. and t is admitted that tn.r. IS evidence t' connect ham with rne bribery. "uN a majority .ot. ut quorum of ju- -.uat. would b. required [" adopt th" motion
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
THIS CRIME \ FAILURE
 GOLD STOLEN ON CHRISTMAS
Found Yesterday on the Captured
 Thieves.

Santa Rosa Cal. Jan @ Thr,, men harlu- u them possession nearly SGnop .u gold alleged Co haE" been stolen uu Christmas day from MT and Mr. M Si~Sala. of Greenwood AIruGocino county were arrested near her, today The m,u gay" their names as Richard BouL Otto Harraz and John Tamm The trio were in au autom"hu, speeding toward San Francisco when they were stopped by SherirTS posse awaiting them at bridge ou county road.
 Tn. money stolen from the SaSsala rmly represented th, savings ot a life tune John Tamm was in the employ of th, coupl, at the time the gold which was Sccrct.d under th, hearthstoue of the cottage djsap- pcar"d
 Suspicion uas directed toward Tamm and he was watched An automobile carrying two strsug, men arrived at Gry,uyood yesterday and after It left town this morning Tamm was missed Th. sheriff Was notified and the capture of the three men followed. Tine gold found ou the trio hpr. evidence. it is said, of having been buried The machine was driven by Mike FIahcrty. a san Francisco chauffeur. vh" is said to have rc- ceiycd S1lo for making the trip
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
WHEREABOUTS OF HYDE
 MATTER OF CONJECTURE
NEW YORK INVESTIGATING CON-
 NITTEE ADJOURNS.
No Word Had Come From Missing
 City Cnanner am.

N.a y... Jan r-T Merritt '.ur ..-.-..s... .....-,.. .r inquiry aI- ..rr.a sine .. tala. ..rn st Ha ....rI .... t.. missing ..r. chamber ..... charles Y H.a- John smith. hts -..r.-.r.. testified r.at u. ..t ar .a.a ...r- H.I. HH-
 w.. ..-u- hours 1T. t.. session ...r. given today (. r.. insurance. Harold U.rr. s. lr,-.a.u, .t tHe N.-
 gar. EIr. Insurance company. t'.. tu. ..mu.tr.. that New Yr.. ... yet -,r -..u tr- a- E,.a-r.t.. S.u ftan-
 "A ......-. .a N.. N.-.." H- ~t.i ..- ...r- ..... ta- bounds %. u'-s.- u.-. w. u..- an excellent fire de- ..r-..r. and .u -r1..u, chief. who have. thus far jumped au ..,r tIr, tnd ...- T. ..t. ..r D, ire department ~t- .- .Ntu-.-u.l -r.a :. .uu. .-rtti'u .r., r -.- under a... lr "u.. ceased ....I. .t.r...ur.Ia Mtui". 'u-tHo'.
 .l- N,. York oyer has a fire .e. r..t ..t san Francisco. D'U h.Ip H- r..r. ... not h- I solvent Insurance .nunn. left u ta. world NH "n- ....l compute ru- billions at boss
 H.-r,. ....p construction -p,.a.tt- .r- tua poorly installed heating plants. -.H H.r..k. tr- responsible for "u.- u.-I .. rI ta. fr-~ and ta" greater -..r. .. rH-.r ~pr-H.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
TWO ALASKAN BANKS
 PREPARED FOR A RUN
4 Feared Consequence Of Far
 banks Institution.

Fairbanks. Aa~N. Jan s The I.r-, National and American banks s.r- prepared today .rr a run. r- 4 result of tu, ~u~r.u~t'u %. rH- Wa-uuet.u Alaska bank. bout tH. ..ur~, .t business ru -mnn. u.E. tu, display %. sold r.~pur..~ uu han. r.s~-uru- tu- d,rp~itnr~
 Tu. G-pu~.tnr- ,t the closed haus held mass meeting last night tud passed d resolution asking tHe fedora. court tr arlruJ r. H Mack. ,'rmrr- r rI.r> ,t that court. y'-r.rr5r.r NItu r. W HlurGuS formerly cash ..r aul a,t.u- manager of th- bank. now 10 chars, of that institution 1~ receiver Hawkins said today tnat rH-r. vs- u, likelihood of the bank ~.rpruu-
 TH, United States court today 'r. I.r,d tG. r,,.E-r co refund Tu.~- G.tt.- deposits amtuutfu- Co S--."u" which were accepted when tH- ~u-- pension ,t tE. bank na~ mr.uHiuc Receiver Hawkins states that tH, a-- ~,r- rf ts,. Na~uugt'u- Alaska bank 5ra S1.u"u.rnu including Ssfi""p n' Gold Bar Lumber company stock uuN u th. Dexter Horton National bank of Seattle. cash lu hand S,-.uHr. loans aud discounts <tIruuo. realty and personal mining property S5u"'" m. liabilities sr- Sgu'."Hr. \ mac inrity pt th. d.unStJor~ tr. v"rh.1c men. miners and clerks.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
PRELIMINARY FLIGHTS
 IN FRISCO AVIATION
Feeling Out and Trying Out Ar Cur
 rents and Machines.

~. ErH.-.r. Jan r-.f.,.- ft r.r.-- u his racing D.-rm- Ht- t.. .r-, Co -tr-- out" tH, aerial ..rr.... r.Ia. over the aviation field r-
 .uar [. tu- ..4Ht-dar meet HH..l ..- gins t.uurrrV Curti~~ made t -. mH- -H-rt -u..r.ltug the tu. au| half s..met-r .urr~, ror- times
 J.u.- EaGI.u tried nu- his E.... mrr.n.u- eud flew ...r rn- -."r. If. then sailed away over ta. .I- 70. '.. ut. lt r ~tNtE-uI- clip. Ha .H.... r.g m|-- D about a- many minute. lr landing a. narrowly missed -...-. ing his machine. t1- muw.nr.. which nr,ugir i- -p u-tr the v...
 .au-sr~ that only the efforts 70. .. H-.HIuI.lau William Narr... prevented a crash iu trriu- r' -..r tr- noncompliance Nurrehou~e s.t- t.-... ~,u. distance. but was not hurt
 Tine second battalion nE tho Tu.t... United States nfrutr, under N ; F O.N-I r-t.Hrt taa GeE t.. ..r-ru,,. T.- troops rH. urr..ra.. in tr, mu.rr. experiments t' .. na....
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
REAL ESTATE AND TRACTION
Attention of the Public Ser vice Commission Invited
 Eight More Indict- ments Found in Connec-
 ton With Bank Charges.

>.a York. Jam E.-u' n." r- ,.rrurut- au. -ur,r~.diu- ru. "r-- .ua aer- .nuua today a-1m~t ls""n -a. banker and rramr"r TN" more .....p.rr.- r.r foul 70. tu. lHH tH.- finn. a- represented HE 'ao U#HHe -,r.r.. commission. which MI. "it'L am mw.r. uta tHe books.
 Jewellers u the ErnnN. wn" N"r. having au the. .u-ra.Im.rr plan .ar '"'~ nur1nt ut m, Bankers Realty ~e,"T- .rt company. ar-.u"." b. h"'.'- formed a .-ammttt.. 2. test rH. Naiia- .rt .f tn. mortgages execute" toy th" ...muarv lu favor oE tu. Na-Hn-tn. ~a.fue- bank. o- which Robin was president
 I- was proved that tar uu, rr Dr.rv.uG Farm. d country T.a-" 70" Iu- Island. had passed co l,'"n - sister. Tor Louise EanHHtt"u. year ago. hut this Na~ mot recorded "liH rho county clerk until week after -n. Northern Bank nf \.H York had suspended and until finally ta" a-- rrfrt attorney had pushed with re- u.asd energy his inquiry into Robin rareuta@e
 Th. eight now indictments "H"-" ru. theft nf funds a--r"-at.n- N-...'.' .~nn rno WaSau-tnu StE.H@- bank.
 Tnr public ~arr... commission has announced that .f wishes q" Eu"" -.nE the hast annual report "' tH" Sautn Sharr Traction company shows an ,ntr. of z8l".HHu for a right %, way bought when the route author .z,d ns the prmpauN- franchises .- ..1....r, through m. public streets n' pueu.-haruu-h. LHHg Island. The commission is similarly puzzle. oyer am entry of z.uu onu expended nu g'n- -,rratfar work as shown hy ta. re- r..rt rf r.. Railroad Traction Com -tru.tfou company corporation through which Robin controlled t1" Suurn Shore Traction cowwnE. when. a- far a~ known 10 the commission. rH. company has d.u. ua construction of importance
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
HONEST VOTE SELLER
 REWARDED BY COURT
Ills Voluntary Confession When
 About to be Discharged

West Union. %. Jan % This Mas r dat rt -traugI.rS aud wealthy men u tbr Adams county Nntr corruption inquiry Tha~. rIa~S,d as such were g.a.t with mor, severely bl Jud-s EIarr than their poorer fellow citizens ssho voluntarily admitted -ui.t John Cooper wealthy resident uf Brush Creek district. ua~ brought nE d deputy It WAS found that he had disposed uf his lruchis, tor two dollars whereas others mot SO rich confessed that they received eS hlgh as S-- Canp.r was assessed th, highest penalty thr judge has given. a S..o un. and fy" years diSfranohis"- mon,
 \ young man. distant relative of Cooper. bearing th- same name but against whom up accusation had been made, ,aS arrested by mistake bt d deputy and was about tu br dismiss ed hr tho court when D.. startled Il th. ruum hy an open confession that uhIc probably th, Nrnu- mau Mas named. D., Was equally guilty with his r.stiN, The judg. thanked him for his hpu-ety and gay, him the mini mum finn. S5. with fE, years dis frauchiSou'ut
 Philip Hardin. 70 farmer. worth Si".- puu. was nurd Sloo and costs. and dis fr4uchis.d for fiv, years. for haN- ing contracted 70 deliver th, votes "' his sau-. Alfred and Hiram. and his u-.u-Iau. Walter E.u~l-'a Ih" sons uar. fined >a. ,lrh and ta. .uu-lu-.au Sau. and each WAS jistru- .Uf-aE f.r five years
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
A PROPOSED REFUNOING
Plan Which Is Said to h. volve an Arrangement Which Will Amount to an American ProteCtorate Over That Republic.

\.. York. Jan r-I. Was a.. u e..an.. quarters ... r.-. rru- nr a commissioner .uu.r.. .. r.. H.l..ru gr..ruu,ut ... . N'r. bankers .,r r.f.uIu- ... H... duran indebtedness are --.. H.... 1aH that r.- uau .-.-..- .. -... u--.rl-lu- .~ that t.e ..a- -.. ~...r.. b. tH. customs r....-- Honduras which are -r u- ..
 ...r treat. tr h. t,rau4.. r.. . lut,r States
 Details .t -., plan ua.. l.- . -r.u ..r Ir would seem C. ..... pat. t.. appointment of au t- can customs officer C., -.. r..r .. customs receipts .-- ......-.. ... .--us~.t .t 10 a....Itu.. ..-. r.. r-ru.-.. -r...r. N. ..u...... .. To. obtained l.....r. .- r.. ..- ports rHa- .r ...H amount r. .. t. .r...u srtr..r.rar. .'...-# -. interpreted .a som. quarters
 Tr. ~...u.u- ur ta. H.u...u external a.hr has boon .uH.r ..-..... sion t year s- .rr.. Tl. G..r ... .-.ua... contracted .u..- fort. ago. consists ur four ..su- ..... ..
 
 ..r#ur~ II. -t.,.--. Payment . t.. interest began n. ra- off -... a.-.r f.. debts wen. m..rr.. ... interest payments stopped .u-.... 70 ',.- T0. .--re-ar- ur.H .r...- .-. q. J"., rHut was estimated .. SI-.Slr afu
 This msf. -u. r,ta uf.n-rr.-.. rru..r. and unpaid interest - t-u-... .r about SIn-sf-.-,> I- .uE.r-ru.l trtr ta.~. r,r1fu- r.... We're begun ID rhe London ......- l.u~. .t J D. N.~-au and r.. ..| har. H..u carried .r.arG u .. ,-ru-r. b.. ru. American u.-.
 Tn. American stat. department explained that its interests matter dr. r. tH. uu-.ttr" ..u JHau .r HuaI.uu .uu..- N.... f. desire. L.. p.t.. uu -r.Hl. basis .u. urYmur. stable conditions ,r 1T. ...r. -r. itself
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
NEvADA's CHIEF JUSTICE.
Criminal Libel m His Opinion Would
 Justify Homicide

Carson city. Nrl. J.u- Thief Ju-t5e,. James e Sweeney nr the state supreme court. toId thr state board of pard,u- today that "jf H- lived until tu. opening pI the incoming I"Gl~.t- tur-~ h- would have go htl pat b"f"r" the lawmakers -uaau- criminal libel erpNdS r,r 50 plea or ta-r.:a'Ir u'w.- ..d."
 This declaration "t J.-t.. sweeney u,~ mJG. dGru- % H.sr.u- 't the board ,u th. Sn..'r contempt ciSr SH.Ior. who st~ fined and sentenced b, tH, ,t. Judge Peck -r Imprisonment for tlr publication ot H newspaper article. a.- asking tnr t remittance "s tH- au. nr tH- par5'u.u- u't.i
 After Justice Su.'u... Har IS t member 70. -., board. ..I aired his .f.,,- r.-r..tu- criminal uH.L tu- apo rF,auou %. ~h-I.r s.e~ taken rr.-r et- N.~-u-ur
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
4 NEWSPAPER DELIVERY
AeropIane WuI Garry Los Angeles
 Times Today

Lu- Angeles Jan H IH- nr~r dr- ...r. nt u.asuap-r- J.. am a.r.rau- scheduled i.r t....r... ...,u D.- a.r Ma--.u. u d tus,-s-Earuu ..- r.uu. san IT.. tr t.. .r. %. San H.rutr3ur. l d.~,au,- 70. -.At. miles. .ua.r ta. auspices u t.. Times
 Ta. start uur a- u.a- ~r.-.. at. --r seven o'clock ud a.r.. . u-., H... r.. .r. rl. nut. ..I continue Go Pomona. ..t.r -.u. m'.-. u..r, r ..s..n- vi. H- made. ud papers d.....r-. 'r .u agent fH-r. T.- r.uauI.. .f r.. oaI uu l. ..r. ... r ~.u H-lur.u. It Us .s- r. ..a f..- r....n. H.# u. r...... m z. ..n.-.-. and San E.uurIar a,.ut fem ......l Nt--.u ul -... au ,>a.r.m ar San H.uarIu. carly u ra. H-.urnH and nr-r u rN. a.E .u return ', Pomona flor -sHr- uu -"-Ht~ .r f.- s.u.u. U.. ,.I-pra- r.sU
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
NINE WERE RESCUED
 FROM MINE TOMB
Two Miles Underground for Twenty
 Hours.

Wallace. Idaho. Jan Hungry aud thirsty buJ "therWi~. uhHrm"d min" miners -utpwb.j for tH"sf. hours two miles under ground .u ta. Morn ing min" near Muilau-. Were released shortly after > o'clock trui-at hE ,.- uutiriug efforts of r-~,u,rS under e. K. Cartwright. superintendent u' ta- Eed- eral Mining X Smoitn@ company. Hu' cleared a hundred tons nf rock Co mth. 50 passage through tHe tunnel
 Nn word Was sent tH NuIHu. af Wal lac, uut this worua- 9 order co ay'r fright.uur th~ families oJ tH' cut"mh,d men. Ctrtar-ur .t- 'ou- udcut that a rescue would n. e,,nwp- H-h,d The ,.uS, ot th. ...s-.u is mot known.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07

company and tn, Continental Toe hHccp company
 u IaUi. tu. American Tobacco company. th, Continental Tobacco company and tur Consolidated Toe ba.ee ,nHrary ".r. merged int, tho present American Tuua... e,upaus. lt .- alleged that u addition q. this ur-auzltluu. ju- American companies u Iru- entered .uta contract vHtI a British company t., Imperial To- Ia.y, company whereby tu, Amer Ic.u companies Wen, limited u tu..r business Co Am,rfc., and tu. Ert-l tp Great Britain except tH.t rar Iat. t.r could buy I.at rsu.,eu m tH. Ju.t.I States l' ua- alleged that ta- HrrSH-Am.rau T"na..r come raus was pr-.'u.l,d C., tHh" nr.r tH- export business of both ta, British auo tu- American companies.
 Testimony was presented .. rIpE, that ru, defendants produced co r-r cent a. ,n. -muHu- ruua..l made in tu.- country f I.r cent of the c.-ar,tt--. >l r.r cent ut the plug and twist tobacco. ,I r,r cent er tur ru.-.ut tobacco. B. u,r cent .r
 
 -uur a- r.r cent ut tu. u.ar... paste. .s Der cent ut tr, tim foil and most .t th. tobacco. extracts boxes and containers
 Three ur ta- four judges .u tI- circuit bench united u t l..r., This d.,r.- dismissed tU, petition a- ta 'H. Iwr.r.- .'uIau. .ut tH. Eu, I~a-Am-I..r. company tnf t.. Init .i Cigar Store company. which Ert. claimed '. b. tH. i.t.I branch n. 'u- nreau.ltt.ru This action form. 'I 'u. of m, grounds .ur appeal I. t.. -nE-ruu.u' To On. -urr-.. ...r-.
 Tu" d,er,. tawa-.I t.. other r.. f.ud.ut- Go b. part.- r. .u u.1s- tul combination hat said u.-un- about tH, mnuuruUzu- ,..r-.- wH. 'HUr. furnished Hu.r... -r..r. ..r appeal b. tu- srt,,uu.ur T.. Am. .r..u Taaa..r ,.mpr t. Amor. .ean Sug.t .pmpHu. tH. American '.-ar company. r L.rH.. company. E J Reynolds T.H.... ...rrr. i;..sw.uS bwh. T.u......-as and the 'ur'.. F.. ...I .... r.r. aaIut-,a c. hold -.r.. :. ...E.r 'f -u..t.H raHl... ,.rt.r.-...- .r. ..E"u.a tr,H tru. a...ru- tf. plants .r hA~.r.-- ur ..-.u- -.. shares %. and from ,N.r.. .-.r- ...tr.- 't'r t.,~. ~Iu-ld.r. ...aI..- T.. government Was a.-er-... u...-. i." a'.aH- .nwi.u..- ..r. ..t .r- '"u"a fro" ,aU..'u- EI......- .r.. t.. subs diary ..mur..
 t.. a''.riauts IIr.|.. '. t....-... H''.." court h",aH-. t.. petition .. I"' government Was u.' H-u.-..I m tnf.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
4 NEVADA HOLO-UP
Ssloonkeeper Killed: Ills Wife Fa.
 tally Shot

Reno. Jan t-Thr-r masked men entered th, saloon of Eugene Quiuci at mur. tt o'clock tonight and shot th- unu,r d,ad following the shooting ar his wifi, u ca. back. She is believed tn H- fatally injured The robbers took Sl-ou in cash and departed iu the darkness.
 Southern Ptcifi. train Nu was passing lr th, tm, and the bandits may have. escaped pu iI Dr. Man gan of Wuuemuo,a. thrtE-lv- miles cast Was sent rn lmlr ou train \". q, attend th. t,ouna,d woman who ar present IS unable tu t,u th. story rf tn. attack
 Tho theory held H.ry IS that the aaId-up. ,oUanIng $. rlr~, upon the Hald-up of th, overland Limited last Tu.-day may haN. been accomplish ,G ny tHr sam, persons.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
PHILIPPINES LAND DEAL
Investigation of Alleged Crooked0ess
 Almost Comp eted

u.u ua-ut'.- un, figured ..usr.... s.~.. |. r.. ..I-.- .r...tu- t.. .H. w.u.-'r.t.u .f rH, F..rr.u. lands H... ...u .-... tt f.---. u f.. .s- r.~f.-st.rn before t.. comm. t-.. .u u-uts affairs
 Tn. u..-rear.u n...aH. wi" D. ...uuI ur at this session pt ..u- -r.~-. suG r.a indications an. chat rH. r.u.. E.. u.-tt.., th. charges
 F. L. P.,... general wau.e.r nt r." N.uG,rs B,..'npu. r.muau. aH. with F N Fr.ur~S .r ~ claimed acted .- agent for n.r.u.-.r- .r. t.- ...f. ..r. from Manila .. f.e-.t.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
PERMISSION TO PHOENIX.
Bill in Congress Authorizing Pur-
 chase Of Sewer System.

Washington. p e.. Jan %. ,Sr,- oiaI Delegate Cameron today u- trpducrd hGl u the house author .zirr Phoenix to u~, sewer bonds tn tu, amount of Stnuuu for th, rur- rna-, al th, ir.yat. sewer system ot th. Phoenix Sewage auu Drainage company Mr Cameron also intro Huc,G tG, hiu of senator Flint ot california which authorizes tn" .N- chang. with th. C",au.un Cattl,com- m- pauy uf aua within th" Cronu.r" national forest
 Tho tHIInWu@ ro~twa~t,r- .u Nu- zua HaE. he,u appointed. Al N.- son. Ernest Harmd,u vic. C S.h'-r- .r r.-1-u.d. PrtI@uI. Joseph L.- t.aur. E.r, J l.. I.auGtnrI. resigned
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
HE ARRANGEMENTS AT ELkINs

EiNIuS W Na. Jsu o. Th. funeral train bearing rl. body .t Senator EIkuS from Washington Is expected [" arriN" at > u.,lros iu rs. morning Upon ifs arrival rn. buH. ufu H.. taken To Davis m.mprH Pr.~b..-r.au church where lt uHI ue iu state uu- tI th. S.rNi.. tt Iu u.,ln..
 Rev Tor Frederick lI Barren u-- for ot th- church l.I ..r4.t rr. services and 50 .urug. uHr b. pre- scented hE Roy Tor Ead,Utt. ,t Wash mGt"u Th" burial win laI,n u MapIeU""d cemetery. 50 m..- rrm EI- kius th. funeral party being taken there no special trains
 Tn" active paI bearers H#I n. I.u men employed nn th, Da.I- tul EI- kuS estates
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
SIX CREMAEEO

N.w York. J.u Q. Six r.r-H-- er. h.He..J t' Hts- r.r.~h.J today n r rre which destroyed rI- -Hru-. .. F..e Errru,.-. t tire-~trrr 'isr- r-.~- .u Chinatown. Two bodies H... r,.u r.."N.r.I aud tr- Hr.mau ".. ra.- explored the ruins say there Hr. fau- m.Tc stt. ia the ruins w r-. third floor
 The building is in such aH unsafe condition that chic. ,s'h.r ordered 0..
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
X. C.. A. p. BURNED OUT.

Denver. Jan f-Tho "ti,. 'i tho A--..iato1 Press iu Kansas '.tN. I'- rated fu tGc Corn Belt bank lH.ldnG. took r.r. early this morning snd 'a- operators and editors were forced t' l..tl. tho buildiu"
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
couNTERFErTERs CAPTURED.

BHFnrsfI"I- Jan N"IWU alleged ypuut,rteitsrS with mouljS. e"t"r and plaster OF Ptr.s w,rr captured today Joy Constable e r. StrabI" and Deputy charles Gueu,. The mouliS were hid d,u They were made for haif dollars.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
BARCMAN'S STOCK REDUCING
 SALE

Tuu F.n ". Hu-, I.ln.. "Hr -raca or fine f,...'r. aud novelties
 lIuu.y talks Don't l. tn -"" "ur reduced prices Iu .ur window Com" fa Rargmau. tho J.N-I.r. for r.aI far.aiu- a- x Center ST Q
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07
BUILDER OF AssoUAN DAM DEAD

London, Jan. f-John Aird. builder uf the famous ASSnuau dam across tho Nile iS dead He Was born iu 1893. and Was member of the contracting form of John Aird X Sons Created a peer iu 1901
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07

FOR SALE small brick house. hath. fine shade. sidewalks Iu S12OO. $500 down. .lI- Ju.e l.se rent
 E. E. PASCOE.
 110 North Center St.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-07

FOR SALE
 Su.H .r.. HHu-. auru-r. lot lnHN Ialis. -ard shade. tu. plao. t"r chickens s6OO WIu gl.. you terms E. E. PASCOE. TO North Center St
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-09-07

cattle by wholesale, was pardon
I'd by the board after serving
about one half of his sentence.
Richard Crea, for the killing
of Tom Mcleod in saloon in
Grangeville, was pardoned by the
board, after serving very short
sentence.
Max Geidl, who was sentenc-
ed for horse stealing was soon
released by the board.
Andrew Gilbert, who was sen.
fenced to life for the murder of
Smith near Harpster, was permit
ted to escape from the penitenti-
airy, and it is understood that no
earnest effort was ever made to
recapture him.
Bert Rhodes, who was sent
for highway robbery, and the
shooting and attempted killing
of the post master at Denver was
paroled by the board prior to the
expiration of his sentence.
Within the last two ar three
months this board has committed
the sentence Of Joseph Sorrow,
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-09-07

sentenced for life for the killing
OF Marshal Williams in Grange
vile to a sentence of fifteen
years, and the people confident
~ expect his release at a much
earlier date.
1.-The cases to which / have call
ed your attention, are only in
Idaho county. The other four
counties of this district have far
ed similarly in proportion. Payne
Sly, who murdered the marshal
of Troy, in Latah county, and
was sentenced for life, is now at
liberty upon parol.
John Knudson, who set fire
to building in Troy TO recover
insurance money, and was found
guilty of arson, and sentenced to
six years, was soon afterward
paroled by the board.
Il have had scores of citizens
say to me what is the use of
spending our money in sending
men to Boise? They will only
stay there short time.
During the last twelve years
| have spent of the money of the
people of Idaho county over fifty
thousand dollars in the prosecu-
ton of criminals, and not a muir
muir has been heard. In my judg-
ment, there is no more law-abid-
ing, law-enforcing citizens on the
face of the earth than are to be
found in the citizenship of this
county. Permit me to suggest
that if courts are to enforce the
law, the board of pardons should
take a reef in it's sail, and see
whittier it is tending.
81 shall appreciate every eff
| fort made by you as governor of
this state in giving me assistance
in the apprehension of the men
who have brought this foul dis
| grace upon the county and state.
"You have but entered upon
the duties of your important of
flee, having only held the posi-
ton and been a member of the
board of pardons for the period
of eight months. Your education
as lawyer and your past life
shows you to be man who be.
lieves in the enforcement of the
law, and l have every confidence
and every hope that you will aid
in correcting the evils which ]
believe exist, and which have
been called to attention.
81 feel that the board of par
dons has been instrumental il
bringing about the conditions
which resulted in the brutal muir
der of Peter Malick in the coun
ty jail"
Very respectfully,
EDGAR G. STEELE"
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$1,000 REWARD
BY GOVERNOR
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expecting that he will soon be
released.
"The board pardoned Ed Lam
caster, sentenced for rape for six
years, at the end of three years
after his sentence.
'This board, in the case of Will
iim |. Rookie, sent for ten years
for horse stealing, paroled him
after short term.
Harry Shissler, who was sem
fenced for killing Williams at
Sites, was released by the board
of pardons upon parole, after SER
wing about one year.
bud Holt, who was sent for
twelve years for the stealing OF
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-09-07

city last evening by Rev Everett
Doak, the boy preacher" -
Cottonwood Chronicle.
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