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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-30
REVISE STEEL
TARIFF DOWN
DEMOCRATS CONSIDERING
30 TO 10 PER CENT. CUT
Plan TO Introduce Bill Early in
January and Rush 1t Through
the House.

WASHINGTON. u. G. Dec %
With the House tariH program prac-
tically decided upon. Representative
Underwood. chairman of the ways
and means committee. has gone 10
work behind closed doors. intending
to refrain from public discussion OF
tariff bills until after Congress re-
sumes next week.
Chairman Underwood. still awaiting
the full report OF the tarif board on
the woolen schedule. said today that
he intended 10 make a careful study
Of the synopsis OF that report until the
yoluminous printed copy OF the full re-
port is sent him from the government
printing Office
As far a. the steel schedule is con
cerned. Mr.. Underwood said Il virtu-
ally WAS complete and that little re-
mained for the committee 10 do with
it when ~ resumes work next week.
The bill. which contemplatcs re-
ductions OF from 30 10 40 per cent. on
iron and steel products. probably will
be introduced early In January. and
the House Democrats propose 10 pass
it within few days thereafter Then
will come the chemical and sugar
schedules. while the ways and means
committee work out the wool bill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-30
WILL ABDICATE
EMPREss-DowAoER AND BOY EN-.
PEROR OF CHINA TO RESIGN.
Determination 20 Act Followed Elec.
tlon of Or. sen as President
Of Republic.

PEkI\. Dec 30 The news OF tho
election of Dr sun Yat sen as prcsi-
dent of the Chinese republic reached
The members OF M. cabinet by means
of Tho Associated Press This evening
80 communication ~ auy nature ar.
rived from Tang Shao.Yi. who .s ar
Shanghai attending the peace confer.
ence. ae fhe representative ~ Premier
Yuan ShtK1i
~ is bolieetd that the members Of
Tho court viii remain Boo Pekiu until
the abfictfions of tho empress .ioua.
ror and the child emperor arc an.
nounced. which i- considered only "a
That some of tho princes have taken
houses within the foreign concession
0f 1iersin. ard 40 Dol probable that "a
secret nrrangemcnf h1a been made for
fho emperor and tho empress douagor
to take refuge in tho legation quarter
of pchiu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-30
AFFINITY SAT
ON HUBBY'S LAP
DISCOVERY By WIFE
LEADS TO DIVORCE.
Rich Mrs Reeves Secures Separa-
tiOn From Pittsburg Inventor,
+. W. Reeves.
SPECIAL r.-patcH ~ tae 1rteuirrneer-

Special Dispatch 20 tl- Intelligence.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Dec. Mrs
Florence l.. Reeves. "a wcll-kuown
member OF exclusive social circles in
Pittsburgh. a woman who. although
young. is noted FOR her splendid WORK
for charity. and who has been lavish
in the expenditure OF her husband
money and large sums from her own
private fortune for the uplifting OF
humanity. today was granted a di-
vorce from her hus band, Frederick W.
Reeves. a rich manufacturer OF cleo
trical specia.ties, and who draws a
large income from his electrical in.
ventions. a number OF them being uses
by the Westinghouse Electric com.
pany. The decree was granted on a
masters report.
The evidence showed that one DAY
some months aso Mrs Reeves went
70 the Offices of her husband al the
electrical works ON PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. North Side. TO ask him 10 20
with her IN her automobile 20 the Al
leghcny Couutry club for dinner T.
Was late 900 the evening. the oifec
iorce having gone. and she was ad.
mitted tO Tho plant by "a Wafcnman.
She knew Mr. Reeves was there. as
he told her he would be- detained late
that evening Hurry ms 10 his priya %
office. she opened the door and WAS
amazed 10 FIND Mrs. Caroline Swiaton.
a prominent club AMI society woman.
sitting on Nr R"cvss' lap and both
wrapped in each Others arms
Mrs. Swinfon saw her first and
screamed. but Mrs. Reeves quietIv
closed the door and came away. She
never has even spoken 20 Mr.. Reeve
since. and Immediately left hcr home
She since has resided 40 the Hotel
Schenlay
Howard ~ Morse. a friend o'
Reeves. testified 10 Reeves being
guilty Of infdel,ty with a rlrl on Mon.
1ment Hill North side. and Iobn
Boyce and William j. EaTprtv also
testified as 90 knowing OF bis Uroug.
ooing with women
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-30
SHORTAGES
EXPOSED BY AUDIT
IN BOONE COUNTY.
Many Involved in Discrepancies
That Total Nearly Nine
Thousand Dollars.
BIZ CAL Il. YOUNG.
Intel,izencsr bureau
Charleston ". Va. Dec. %.

InA-AoetDE- ". w. DEC ~.
In order 10 satisfy Il ciamor for an
audit of the affairs OF the county. the
county court OF Boone county recent
~ employed David \. Jayne. OF this
city. 10 make an audit OF the affairs
OF the various offices OF the county.
He was assisted b. p Marsh Mac
CufcheOn as cOrsu ling accountant.
The finding Of the auditors is that "A
number o! the former officials OF
Boone county 1--WE the general fund o,
the county sS.753.5s. while $3.50 % adj
d.tional Is held 10 be subject 10 con.
troyersy and therefore is not made a
finding.
The audit covers a period In 1904
10 l9lO-siX years-and the errors
usually are those OF bad bookkeeping
and paying for services not allowed
by Law. The amount found 70 he due
the county from various persons are
as follows
Julian Hin. ex-sherif. 1924 %: r.
II. StollinRs. eN-sherin. $23q2OI. Sid.
ncy White. sheriff. $97S 80. V. %.
Green. ex-asseEsor. SS11.N4: I'd Hacer
assessor. SN-l. J. " Hopkins. eN-
county clerk. S>f.5S. William Osborne.
county clerk. Si34 10. Sidney White.
sheriff. $50 I. =. Bau. ! ". Brink.
ley and V G. Vande Llnde. cN-mom.
bers county court. and the Madison
National bank. S2O3. Boone Coal Land
Compant. f3s.51; =. G.. LeftUich. 81:
Wilburn Fulton. eN-prosecuting attor-
ney. s25. y >. Rail and J. 8 MAYS.
$50. r. = Hall and T. W HrinkIev.
$3.50. H VI Miller. constable. s. 80:
sidney White. sheriff. sos 20. r. y.
Miller. circuit clerk. si42672 Total
due county. sS.5525S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-30
RIPS UP BOSSES
RiNcHoT FIRES HOT SHOTS AT
POLITICAL LEADERS.
Declares They Stand fo- All That is
Shameless and Corrupt in
Politics.

MEDINA. O, Dec. e9.-GiGord Pin
chot. former chief Of the forestry bu-
reau Of the United States. friend and
adviser OF Theodore Roosevelt. who
lwas dismissed by PRESIDENT Taft in
the Ballinrer controversy. made "A
political speech here tonight In which
he blasted bosses and bossism
ITO the boss party is not n prin-
cple. but tool" said Mr. Pinchof.
In New York state. for example.
Murphy is a Democrat. barnes "a Re
publican Both alike stand for all
that is shameless and an that Is un-
fair In political life The one clear
distinction between them is this.
That Nurnhy rose from a humble orr
gin 20 his present bad eminence.
while Barnes. beginning with the ad-
vantages of birth. breeding and uni
versity training. prostituted them all
20 the service Of one ~ tho most cor
rupt political machines of our day.
All Look Alike.
- see little 20 choose between Pen
rose. servant of tho Pcnnstlvauft
railroad. leader Of the regular Repub
licans in the United States senate
and advisor Of the administration
and Herrin. the defeated and discred
tied political manager for the south
ern Pacific in California. except fhi-
That Hcrrin has already been driven
from political iifr. while Ponro-,
soon will be- Roger Sullivan of 1li
nois. boss COX OF Cincinnati and
countless others are known az unde
nibie examples NJ tho existence and
power Of special privileges in poll
tics
What chance has the average mar
10 make himself feif in politics whore
such conditions cvist7 Tho boss ey-
tenn BE- by o. very nature a denial of
effective political liberty
After this diairibn on hos-ism. Mr.
Piuchof took n finc af tho S'andarr
OF COMPANY. assaued tln dissolution
OF the so.c1liod "tobarco trust" and
lfhrn made plea for senator Roher
50 Ia Toilette in hIs candidacy fot
tho Republican prc-idrntial romiua
ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-30
PRICES FIXED
IN MEAT POOL
BEEF BARONS CONTROLLED
TRADE IN WEEKLY MEETINGS
Country Was Divided Into Dis
tricts, With Limits on Meat to
BE Sold in Each.
Henry Needer Gives Damaging
Evidence Against Ten Packers
on Trial at Chicago.

CHICAGO. pec. 2g.-Direct evidence
that a packers pool was in existence
from 1893 20 1886 and that 70. after
suspe nCing operations two years. re-
sumed control % tho coun'ry's fresh
meat business. to-day WIS given 10
tho packers tial by Henry Ne"der,
who admitted that b. acted as secre-
tary OF the Organization
II was the first positive Testimony
offered regarding the existence OF th.
old pool. which. II Is said. met undo
the name OF Post Office BOX 40
247." every Tuesday afternoon on the
sixth floor OF the COurselman build
ing. Chicago. 10 fiX the price OF fresh
beef. agree on the price TO he paid
Tor cattle. and allot among its mem.
bers the amount OF meat 10 be- shipped
into the different centers OF dist5ibu-
ton
Henry Needer. who is a son of Al
bert II. Needer the attorney for the
packers. followed his father on the
stand as the second witness called by
the government Ills story oi the in
side workings Of the old packers pool
was not half finished when court All
iOurned lie admitted many Of the
material allegations made by counsel
for the govern mcnt In their opening
address 10 the jury
Pool Composed Many Concerns.
Hctween 1899 and 1896 the pooI
members were Armour a Co. Armour
Packing company. Cudahey a. Co. g.
II. Hammond & 60. ST. Louis Dressed
Beef and Provision company. Morris
a. Co. and Swift ~ Co. according 20
Henry Nceder In 1899 Schwarzchild
& Sulfzborrer entered The orran.za-
ton. the witness said
lie described tho meeting held
every Tuesday ~ which. ne said. r..
ports of the past weeks business az
The members were received and the
allotment Of the next weeks business
was divided on a percentage basis.
The witness said the country was
geographically divided into hvc scc.
tons. each known by "a letter of thc
alphabet and that each Of the mem-
hers or the alleged pool was similarly
designated 10 prevent publicity
He testified that a record was KEEP.
Of the amount Of meat shipped 10 the
different branch houses and weekly
statements were sent 20 members
showing the cost. average nrice ro-
ceivcd and tho margin az profit on
fresh beef in the different cities
Defense Falls 70 Check story.
Th" witness gave minute descrfp.
fiOn ~ the intricate system used bv
tho alleged pool I'm keeping US ac.
counts and trausactiug Its business
Attorneys for the defense made an
unsuccessful enorf tp prevent tho
witness from answering Gues stions rp.
gardmE the inside Workings o. tho
packers pool buf Judrr CARPENTER
overruled every objection and direct
ed tho government tu proceed w.fh
th" presentation " its case
After four dlys ou fae stand. mo
examination of Nihoff 30 Neoder. a..
(continusd on E1eveuth Fazsl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-30
Roosevelt Keeps
Leaders ON Fence
NEGRO AGED fiS YEARS
is DEAD AT ELkiNS

EiKINS. " Va. Dec -
Doiliv,r Baxter. a negro. al
legged TO have been i'2 years
old. Is dead ~ his home here
Mr Baxter was a wril-pre-
served old man. ana a. the az"
of los was a witness in an inn
portaut case ia the Federal
Court. giving very straight
forward and interesting te,ti.
n Ouy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-30
FOUR CREMATED
Children Victims Of Cleveland Bakery
Fire-T~o Others May De
% Burns.

CLEVELAND. a.. Dec. - rogr
children of Augus' Niazz.o were
burned to death tonight boz mr..
which destroyed Mazzio.s homo here
me mother and ono son we're so
seriously burned that if o. feared
ih"t will die. Tho fire started in
Mazzio.s bakery in tho rear OF h.s
home
The entity" front of tho house was
loo names when the fremen arrived.
but fhe mother and one son. Who
were grouping about in front room
Wero dragged ouf. THE bodies of the
four children v're found .n room
directly beneath fhie
N1zTi0 was overcome bv f.a
shock and how hc escaped from tho
fire. Ia NOT known
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-30
GRAND JURY TO co
INTO oYNAMiTE MYSTERY

PEORIA II Ur- .l N.-o ....
1rnr Fer' summoned fod day fo appear
~ Irfauaro.'a before fhe rrlrd mrv
on innn1rF 3 ar1 frrfIft rfrarfine
OBJ" blow .ng up or 'hn Peoria g. rektn
union hr.fr" and fhc furs Iron
Works foar I-I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-30
REVELATIONS FAIL TO
CONE IN DYNAMITE CASE

III ITSHi EGH Dec 90 Georra
Hridcof. arrested uh.s carrying a
cuff case containing g. sticks ~ dv
namif" and rHn of fuse. did MOT
max" bic promised confession when
nrr1iEnrd ou charge of larcaur ba.
for" Justice s N Shu4fcr f1 vorls.
son fo iay Instead. he waived "a
bearing and was heid for cour. boz 5000
bail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-30
GAY MINISTER IS in SCANDAL
WITH DYING BREATH
ACCUSES ENEcUrioNERs

RALEIGH S. g.. Ur. 90 Tho
.1rr. tHe court ard fIe Governor of
Nor'h Carolina VIII bo held account
auID fob Cod f0r mF murder"
N'l This expires Ou hfa Hra. o..
H sand in. o. Wilmington. cont ..frI
of w'fc murder. rlII fra death penal
fr bon fho electric chair hsre foIa..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-30

Tdlgn IN minnesota or senator
Robert VI. La Toilette here next
Saturday. under the auspices OF
the Minnesota Progressive league.
DAYTON. o. Dec. 29.-\earing the
end OF his speech-making trip OF Ohio.
preaching the doctrine of progressive
Republicanism. Senator II. VI. La Fol
lette. OF Wisconsin. travelled the west
ern part OF the state today. closing
his day with a meeting in Memorial
hall. where he reiterated his assertion
made AZ the noon meeting al North
baltimore. that the supreme court OF
the United States had assumed legis-
lative powers never granted by the
constitution In its ruling on the Sher-
man antitrust law. On the trip from
Toledo by trolley a three-minute un-
scheduled speech was made 10 group
that assembled about the car az Bowl
ing Green.
Az North baltimore. where an
abandoned tabernacle was used for
the meeting. the sign Get right with
God. was still sirRng across tho end
OF the building. above and back OF
The senator
Draws Lesson.
Pointing to this sign. he read 90
aloud and paraphrased ~ by say ing
Get right with your state and get
right with your country"
The Primary Issue.
The very backbone o. true repre-
sentative government is direct pri-
mary the speaker declared. els the
direct participation 10 the affairs OF
government by the people through di-
rec' primaries for the nomination OF
candidates
lie said old machine politics have
always opposed primary elections.
lie continued.
The national Republican commit.
tee IS almost wholly composed ~ men
opposed to the primary principle. IN
IFS recent meeting in Washington this
committee vent on record NOT only
as opposing voluntary primary elsc.
lions Zoo states whore there is now Law.
prohibiting them. bur by failing a..
rccfly 20 recognize the Jaw In fhoss
states that have provided for the clcc
tl'n of delegates to the national CON
Venton in primary elections"
Senator IaFollcffo referred ~ tho
afternoon meeting iu his remarks to.
night. and repeated his admorifion az
the afternoon. urging fhe citizens of
Dayton and Montgomery county to
"I nders'7nd the progressive move.
m"nt hy grtfing riGhf with their state
and country
heprcscufafito government tho
Progressive crccd said tho senator
De- service hy public officials. f1 the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-30
TaE wuArHnR

WAEHrNuTOW. Dsc Forecast.
F1F Meafe-u aVlfaufa=u or
snow Saturday afternoon or rfarf rr IN.
SUNDAY. moderate south aFInds bsoon.iu,r q
variable
~ ghlC -1noW o. rnfu Saturday
colder ct night arrHav Iorai anDrs "a
roider. modcrate south Winds becoming
variable
.nr West vlrEinia-nain Or snow sat-
uraay ana sunday colder Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-30
TIMER BREAKS NECK
IN FALL FROM ROOF.

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligencer.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Dec. 90
Dave Gardner. aged -. timer fell
from "a roof this evening and WAS in
stantly killed His neck was broken
BY fall Of a few feet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-30
KILLS MAN AT WIFE'S WISH
100 BREAK JAIL

MEXICO CITY. Dec c1-I' Gel TO-
ported chat IHif dr.Irrv. Iu winch
four -lfrIe we're Killed and ono
hundred rrruror. made fhc.r a..4po.
.0k place fhf- afternoon af SAN Lrls
I'tu... capital of fin province of 'he
1ur name. ard situated about soy.
rrfy miles northeast of glaua Iultp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-30
81 DEAD IN BERLIN
FROM TAINTED FisH

BERLIN. Doc .4 Nrr deaths
f.nco morning brine 'hn f1fll of t.r.
fr af fho municipal rIlnf .r.fnr
fnr f1r homeless. tF0 Rrrn roi prrf
D.. eating inrfrd f-1. up fH DO aI
nIdn.-h' Some ninety prr.ouf slr
are 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-30
Phillips Interests
Get Pope Tin 2:
$500 HID IN S,
o. IMAM PAUPER.

PITTSBURGH. Dec. 29-The sum OF
$500 in fifty dollar gold certificates
was found today In an old shoe worn
by Mrs Marie Marsal. an inmate OF
the county poor farm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-30
LA TOILETTE
SHEDS COLLAR
NECKWEAR HAMPERED
FLOW OF ORATORY.
DenOunces Supreme Court Usurpa-
ton of Power as Well as Trust
Slaves in Office.
Woman Should Have the Right to
Vote Declares Presidential
Aspirant at Dayton
erandeis 20 Speak.

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 29.-Louis
u. Brandcis. OF Boston. IS 10 In
paign in Minnesota OF Senator
Robert VI. La Toilette here next
Saturday. under the auspices OF
the Minnesota Progressive league.
The Coconino sun., 1911-12-15
LIVED ON
 RAW EGGS
Mir. Richards Experience With Dif. ferent Diets. Peaches and
 ButtermiIk for Three Years.

Cecilton, Md.-Mr. George Richards, of this place, during the past l2 years, has probably tried more different diets than the average person would ever use in lifetime.
 What he has to say about his experi- ments, must therefore be highly interest ing to anyone suffering from indigestion or stomach troubles of any kind.
 He says: For more than l2 years, suffered with stomach troubles, and paid hundreds of dollars for doctor bills and medicines. was also operated on for piles.
 lived on dried peaches and buttermilk for nearly three years. The only thing that would not give me pain was raw eggs.
 l was a physical wreck. could mol sleep, and was as near crazy as man could well be.
 must say that after taking two 25-cent packages of Thedford's Black -Draught, it did me more good than all ever spent for other medicines.
 Ihave been working daily on the farm ever since, and am as hard as iron" This purely vegetable remedy has been in successful use for more than 70 years. Tryit. Butbe sure that its "Thedford's."
The Coconino sun., 1911-12-15

The republican County Central Committee and the republican candidates are to be congratulated on the selection of chairman of the committee-Leo F. Verkamp, whose ability as an executive off cer was demonstrated during the campaign that he knew the game and played not only fair, but was on the job from start to finish. He was surprise party to his friends and made good.
The Coconino sun., 1911-12-15
Notice to Taxpayers

The duplicate assessment roll of the town of Flagstaff for the year 1911 is now in possession of the undersigned for the collection of taxes levied for that year. Such taxes are payable at the office of the town clerk, in the town hall of Flagstaff, during office hours, between 9 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. If not paid on or before the 2Ist day of December, 1911, they will be- come delinquent on that day, and 5 per cent will be added to the amount thereof as a penalty.
 l. F. WHEELER, 52-4t Tax Collector.
The Coconino sun., 1911-12-15

The present session of congress will have before it many of the important and far-reaching prob lems that have and will effect the nation as a whole. The dealing with large trusts, the peace prob lem, the tariff proposition, the rivers and harbor matters and the new proposed pension bill. Many other great matters will also claim the attention of that honorable body. Regardless of the criticism which may be offered congress, let it be hoped that the greater interests of our nation will be cared for in manner commen- surate with the demand.
The Coconino sun., 1911-12-15

Congress would do we'll to ap- point a commission to investigate the methods of the gigantic trusts of this country. Capital has it's rights and every right thinking man will grant them and respect them, but beyond the limitations of legitimate business principles in defense of the interests of the masses of this great nation there should be means of protection from the greed and avariciousness of the concentrated money forces which has shown every tendency to go the limit in its operations and which so far has violated both the written law and the spirit of right and justice. It has ever been the history of the world that as the great powers have assumed the position of "domineers and oppressors" that the cry of hum- anity in its lower" walks has caused the artificial throne" to totter and fall. Nations reach their zenith, as is the case with all great powers, international or or inteestate, and decline, and re- Progression takes place.
The Coconino sun., 1911-12-15

Edison has made the connecting link between the phonograph and the moving picture and 1t is now possible to put a picture on the canvass and reproduce the sounds connected with it at the same time. Those who speak in pub lie may have the speech and the actions in pictures reproduced all over the country.
The Coconino sun., 1911-12-15

The republican national conven- ton will convene in Chicago in June, 1912. The republican com mittee has adopted the arrange ments for the great national con vention and is now and will here after be busy with the arrange ments for the campaign.
The Coconino sun., 1911-12-15

5. C. Black of Cottonwood and his son-in-law, Al Kinsey of Bisbee arrived in the city last week and closed negotiations for the sale of their farming lands in Upper Verde valley. MT. Black states that during the past year land values have appreciated very rapidly in that section and he re- ceived just double the price he paid for the property at that time. The coming of the railroad, artesian water being developed, and general prosperous conditions being guaranteed for the future, the investor and home builder. Both leave today for the Verde Valley.
The Coconino sun., 1911-12-15

The state of Arizona is now an assured fact, inasmuch as the constitutional amendment has car ried by a safe margin. The next thing in order for the consumma- ton of our statehood is the presi- dents proclamation.
The Coconino sun., 1911-12-15
In 1.-The Lion and the Mouse. :"

Love, the most potent of weap- ons, bends the adamantine will, and warns the frozen nature of this wizard of Wall Street and makes the web and wool of the moft vital presentation of alert characters involved in well drawn situations of conflicting interests ever displayed on the American stage. The New Majestic, Dec. 22
The Coconino sun., 1911-12-15

The McNamaras have taken up their residence at the state peni- tentiary Tn California. They will not be "at home" to callers until they have become more familiar with the "etiquet" of the place.
The Coconino sun., 1911-12-15

The Taft forces seem to have won the first skirmish in the arrangements for the convention at Chicago.
The Coconino sun., 1911-12-15

The campaign is over. The holidays are upon us, and we will all be busy till the first of the year at least.
The Coconino sun., 1911-12-15

Four head of cattle were killed and 25o scattered all over the sur rounding country in stampede of the herd of Barnabe Robles which took place at the stock yards of the Southern Pacific company Monday. Tucson Citi- zen.
The Coconino sun., 1911-12-15

The issue of bonds for river and harbor purposes seems to have caught the interest of congressman early in the game and large money will likely be ex- pended in that direction before congress adiourns.