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Arizona republican., 1911-09-30
SUDDEN DEATH OF
 REV. DANIEL BATT|N
Succumbed to Pneumonia, In San Diego, Last Tues
 day

A letter has been received by rela- tives in Phoenix, giving the details of the last illness and death of Rev. Daniel Battin, which occurred very suddenly Tuesday morning, in San Diego. His home was in Los Angeles for six months past, but a few days ago he went to San Diego for a visit with friends. was taken ill of pTeu- monia which proved fatal in a very short time. He had no living children but is survived by his wife. both having been residents of Phoenix for twenty years and having a wide circle of friends here. who will sympathize deeply with Mrs. Battin in her be- reavement. Deceased was a brother of pr. w. H. Battin who with his family resides in Phoenix.
 Rev. Daniel Battin was 69 years of age and came to Phoenix in 1887 from the east, being then a minister of the Methodist Episcopal church. and joining this conference he was for some time the pastor of the First NJ F. church of this city. Some years later he left the ministry and en- gagged in business here until about four years ago when he moved to San Diego. That was his home until about six months ago when he moved to Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30

many weeks has there been a better program at the Savoy.
 The new program of music is up to the standard and proves to be fone of the features.
 Man to Man." is a picture portray ing some of the bad men of the west, also showing some of the good qualities they possess. The story shows an outlaw who is warned by friend. of the sheriff being close on his trail. The outlaw takes to the woods but is overtaken by the pursuer. is captured. handcuffed and returning they are caught by band of Indians. The prisoner is freed from handcuffs and succeeds in over towering his rivals but proves to the sheriff that even he is his equal He allows the sheriff to again hand cuff him and bring him back
 Other pictures are. The Blind Princess and the Poet" For He's a Jolly Good Fellow" "The Academy Girl"
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30
Finances and Markets

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-The normal recovery of prices which characterized yesterdays dealings were again to the Sore today. An extensive short in terest was the pivot around which the market centered, covering by that element constituting the most import ant factor. The Italian declaration of war against Turkey later brought a reaction. In face of the foreign advance. the market rose at the open- Ing. United States Steel touched the high point of the week at 62. After the war bulletin was announced. the gains turned. in some cases the losses gaining 1 to 9 points. The position of this country for time of war like demonstrations abroad is de- scribed by bankers here as unusually favorable. New York being in easy position to enlarge it's credits abroad. Trading in tobacco securities con tinued on large scale. On the curb.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30
SUSPECTED MURDERER
 IS STILL AT LARGE

The coroner's jury which has been Investigating into the cause of the death of Nabor Gutierrez, who was shot and killed last Monday night, convened yesterday at the office of Coroner H. II. Pratt and several wit nesses were examined after which they rendered a verdict that the deceased came to his death as re- suit of gun shot wounds inflicted at the hands of a person or persons unknown" says the Silver Belt.
 The witnesses examined could cast but little light on the killing. The man suspected of having committed the murder is still at large although every effort is being made by the authorities to locate him. The sus- pected mans brother is still being held in custody.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30
PHoENIcIANs IN NEW YORK.
DEN|ALS ARE NOT
 ACCEPTED AT PAR
Globe People Persist In Believing a Big Copper Merger Is Likely
 to Occur.

Despite the denials of J. E. Ryan and W. F.. Corey of any significance of their trip as to a possible copper merger. there are persistent rumors Altering in from New York. Duluth and other points to the effect that a contemplated merger is on, says the Globe Democrat Whether it includes only the Inspiration and Live Oak, or extends to several Arizona copper companies, cannot yet be learned, but it has been learned upon excellent authority that Edmund De Lestry of Duluth, vice president of the mining congress, says a merger is in prog ress by Rothschild company formed in London.
 Before Corey left Europe about three months ago a statement was made that he intended to form an Ameri- can copper merger upon the general lines of United States Steel. When asked about the matter here by a Silver Belt representative. both Ryan and Corey scoffcd at the statement, saying that an attempt at such a merger at this time would be little short of lunacy.
 Another report that followed the capitalists to this district was to the effect that Corey had come here as a mediator between the Guggenheim and the Cole-Ryan interests, with hope of effecting consolidation of the two properties. This they also denied when questioned by representative of this paper.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30
ADJUSTMENTS
THE COLISEUM.

Weather or no weather there will be a change in the vaudeville pro- gram and picture plays tonight. The acts will be varied and some special musical features added. While the management has done the best pos sible to secure good weather. that which comes is the best Obtainable Weather is like talent-sOmetimes you get more of some kinds that you don't want and less of some kinds that you do want, and some times when you get what you think you want it is not it" But weather CT no, the management of the Coli scum is not playing seconds for firsts with the patrons. The bill is as good as it is and the pictures are good.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30
WANT THEIR MONEY BACK.

MONTEREY. Mex. Sept 29.-The Monterey street car system is entirely tied up by q strike of employees who claim they have been forced to pay for damage to street cars and have been thrown under suspicion by the arrest of four of their number on charges of stealing tickets. They ap- pealed to Mayor Martinez, exhibiting receipts for money paid as damages and asking him to compel the com- pany to reimburse them.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30
APPLICATION APPROVED.

WASHINGTON. Sept 29.-(Spe- cial) )-The comptroller of the cur rency has approved the proposition to organize the Citizens National Bank of Phoenix, with capital of $100.O00, II. F. DeMund C. F.. De- Mund, J. Cope. J. l.. Irwin and w. K Behn are the incorporators
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30
SOME SPORT THAT

Mrs. Wayback-Ye ain't a racing man. are ye?
 Summer boarder-No. madam. why?
 Mrs. Wayback-Because if ye was ye'd have to look for rooms som CTS else. Last sport we had stoppin' here went an swiped the best part of my newest crazy quilt for a vest.- Puck
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30

mediately and notification of this act will be sent to all neutral powers.
 The trouble which eliminated in a declaration of war dates back to 1878 when with the making of q treaty concluding the Russo Turkish war, the powers are understood to have agreed to permit Italy to have a pacific pene- tration of Tripoli. Turkey claims that this right is not respected, but that Italy colonized Tripoli until her inter- ests there are very extensive. Italy as- serted that her subjects have been mistreated by the Ottoman authorities and discriminated against.
 CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 29-The
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30
OF LOCAL INTEREST

FAIR MIssIoN.-The commits sioners have all agreed to meet in Phoenix. Oct. 3-4.
 THE SMElTER.-Over one hun hundred men are now at work in ex- cavating for the foundation for the A. $. X R. company shelter at Hay den.
 JACkLING HERE.-D C. Jack ling. general manager of the Ray Consolidated Copper company, is in town in his special car, arriving yes terday.
 SPANISH WAR VETERANS.-Vet- erans of the war with Spain living in and around Phoenix are considering the advisaility of forming an or ganization of themselves.
 PHOENICIANS IN NEW YORK; Mrs. w A. Waite, Miss Wilma Waite and Marshall Waite of Phoenix are in New York for a few days and are staying at the Hotel Wolcott.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30
MAKES BRILLIANT MATCH.

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Willie Hoppe, the boy champion billiardist today accepted the challenge of George Sutton for an 1S.2 balk-line championship match to be played in Madison Square garden the latter part of November
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30
BEAN CROP IS SOAKED

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 29.-A twen- tv-four- hour rainfall which ended st dawn today established the record for September in this section. The weather bureau reported precipita- ton of 123 inches, the heaviest In September for 34 years. The bean crop at Los Angeles, Ventura and Orange counties is damaged slightly.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30
ENTIRE POPULATION HAS
 JOINED IN THE SEARCH

SESSION. Calif.. Sept. 29.-The faith CTS of Herbert Barr and Harry Mapes have joined in the search for the young men who have been missing on the slopes of Mount Shasta since Monday. Every horse in Sisson is out. stores are closed and mills shut
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30
DON'T WRITE, PLEADS RODGERS.

AKRON, Ohio Sept. 29.-Aviator Rodgers appealed to the public today to refrain from writing names on the wings of his acroplanes. The pencil points make small perforations. and this has been done to such an extent as to interfere with the machines flight, he said.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30
EXPLOSION KILLS TWO

SPARTA. Wis. Sept. 29.-An ex- plosion of shrapnel in a field gun at the United states military camp here today killed Private Gam of battery A, Cleveland, ohio, and Sergeant Troomley. of Fort Sheridan. Ills Sev- eral other soldiers were injured and taken to the hospital at Fort Sheri- dan
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30
GOING TO LOS ANGELES.

SEATTLE. Sept. 29.-James and Jack Jeffries, hastening to Los Ang- eles to attend the funeral Of their mother. who died recently there. reached Seattle tonight in time to catch the train for the south. The couple were hunting in the wids Of the Kodiak islands, when a scout carrying news of their mothers seri- ous illness reached them. The mother died while they were coming.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30

KLAMATH FALLS, Sept. 29.-The automobile bearing Dr. J. Grant Lv- man and J. M. Thornet, nurse at the Oakland hospital, who assisted nm to escape from that institution and fled with him to Lakeview. where they were captured. arrived tonight When the machine drove into the outskirts, Lyman and Thornet arose In their seats and shouted wildly to passers-by that they were being rail- roaded to California. The men were locked up pending d hearing before a United States commissioner here. Ly- man said United States Marshal Ar nerich wanted the chauffeur to drive through the city to the station and put the prisoners aboard a California train, but the prisoners shouts pre- vented
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30
FIGHT BEGINS THIS MORNING
Continued from Page One)

consultation over the long distance telephone between Presidents Kline and Ryan of the car men; Franklin of the boilormakers, at Kansas City; and O'Connell, of the machinists at Davenport. As soon as the day and hour was settled the following mes sage was dispatched to all the unions affected:
 All efforts have failed. MT Krutt- schnitt refuses. All crafts will strike Saturday, September 90 at ten in the morning Letter of instructions fol- lows. Let every man do his duty"
 The chief shops to be affected are at Kansas City. Omaha. North Platte Neb., Cheyenne, ogden, Salt Lake, Pocatello and Portland, oregon; Sc attle. San Francisco, Sacramento, Bakersfield. san Luis Obispo.. Los Angeles. Las Vegas. Nevada; Tucson, Fl PasO, San Antonio, Houston, New Orleans, Beaumont. McCoomb City, Miss; Water Valley, Miss; Vicks- burg, Memphis, East St. Louis. Illi- nois; Centralia, Matoon. Clinton, Illi- nois; Chicago and Denver.
 The strike will not affect the train schedules. according to C. IT. Mark ham, president of the Illinois Cen tral The clerks strike has spread to the freight handlers at New Or leans. where 100 walked out Three strikers and sympathizers have been arrested for alleged violation of the federal injunction preventing inter ferance in any way with handling in terstate freight Bremen of Georgia and Florida are out because wage increases were not granted
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30
KILBANE MEETS CONlEY

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 29.-Johnny Kilbane and Frankie Conley are scheduled to meet tomorrow for 20 rounds at Vernon arena in an elim- ination bout to determine the op- ponent of Abe Attell here New Years day. Kilbane is a to 3 favorite.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30
AVIATOR KILLED

BERLIN. Sept. 29.-Captain Engle- hart, a pioneer German aviator fell and was killed today during an avia- ton program at the Johannisthal field He was the leading aviation authority of Germany.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30
PANAMA PROMOTER
 AT KLAMATH FALLS
E5HF8tL-
John Grant Lyman, Hero of Sensa tIonal Escape, Will Soon be
 Back at Oakland.

LAkENlEW, oregon, Sept. 29.-Dr. John Grant Lyman of Oakland. who was arrested yesterday here follow Ing sensational flight in an auto mobile. together with J NJ Tbornet nurse. who assisted him to es- cape were taken to Klamath Falls today. The chauffeur driving the car m which they were fleeing is not Implicated and will be allowed to take the car back to California. Ly- man IS supposed to have been head Ing Tor Canada where he would have been perfectly safe as cxtradition treaties do not cover using mails 10 ceiraud, which is the charge against Lyman.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30

Turkish government today sent a con- ciliatory reply to the Italian ultimatum demanding that no resistance be made to Italy's proposed occupation of Trip oli and Cyrene
 The note is couched in friendly terms and expressed surprise at the action of Italy in view of the cordial relations between the countries. It is pointed out that Italian interests in Tripoli are not threatened and expressed the hope that Italy would desist from her contemplated measures. Assurance is given of Turkeys desire for d settle ment. It is also stated that Italian subjects in Turkey are in no danger.
 CHlASSO, Switzerland, Sept 29- Despatches from the principal Italian cities tell of much enthusiasm over the expedition to Tripoli. The regiments composing the expedition are now mo- bilizinS at various ports. All officers have volunteered for service and those to take part will be chosen by lot. The Italian fleet will occupy the whole coast of Tripoli to Derna. The mili- tary expedition will be dispatched as rapidly as possible and it is expected the fleet will complete the occupation by tomorrow. Italian newspapers gen erally approve the action of the gov ernment
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30

common stock jumped fourteen points Canadian Pacific showed net in crease but curiously enough 1t was weakest among the railroad stocks. Erie, Rock Island and Reading re- ported small net earnings. Bonds were active Total sales. par value. S3,42O,OOO. Governments unchanged on call. A-
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30
THE SAVOY

Considering the weather. good crowd witnessed the new. program shown last night. The same bill will be repeated tonight, Not in
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30

down to enable everyone to assist in the search. over 25O people are now in the hills surrounding the mountain
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30
SHOCKS EIl1

Amalgamated. 4Sas; Smeltfng. 61A; Atchison. 1O17s. St Paul. 1gS; New Reading. 13S; Southern Pacific, 107A; Union Pacific, 15s7s; Steel. 60; Steel preferred, 109.
 Silver, 52Ac.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30

LAS VEGAS. Nevada. Sept 29-It is reported here that the local shop men of the Salt Lake railroad have been ordered to strike at ten tomor- row morning. The company is niak ing preparations to fill positions 90 that the train service will not he interrupted. Probably fifty men have arrived here. A carload of provisions has been brought in and installed in the yards which surround the stock ade. IL is quiet tonight. Union lead CTS state that they are forced into their present position.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30

RENO. Nev.. Sept 29.-Telegraphic communication ordering 9 strike at ten a. m. tomorrow. was received by heads of the local railroad crafts unions today Approximately 500 men gre expected to obey the order.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30

TUCSON, Sept. 29.-Employcs of the Southern Pacific are in readiness to strike on receipt of the official order. Two hundred and twenty men will be affected The road hopes to retain most of its helpers. All are noj union men employed in the shops Shops. roundhouse fenced. well lighted. .j extra policemen were sworn in No trouble is expected
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30
THUNDER 0F GUNS

Continued from Page Onc)
Arizona republican., 1911-09-30
METALS

Copper-weak and unchanged.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-26
CONGRESSMAN CARTER
SPEAKS TUESDAY
DECORATION DAY WILL BE OBJ
SERVED WITH APPROPRlA
EXERCISES AT LOReNA PARK.

Congressman Chas. ID. Carlel, VINO
returned home from Washington TO
attend the graduation exercises al
Hareroyc College on the occasion o.
the graduation Of his daughter, Miss
Stella. has accepted an invitation to
speak at Lorena Park Tuesday al
ternoon at > o'clock. Decoration Day,
Nav 30. will be generally observed
in the city; the city schools ane
the Sunday schools viii t.Ae part III
the exercises at Lorena Park ana
MANY Of them will take their din
ners with them ito serve at the park.
A league game OF ball viii be played
at o'clock which will take all the
enthus astic fans out.
The people will appreciate an op-
portunity to hear Charley Carter on
this occasion Every convenience VIII
be provided at the park. There Will
be plenty of shade and plenty OF ice
water for the comfort Of the people
and the national holiday will be made
one of pleasure. There is no other
congressman in the union who IS
more loved by his home people than
Charley Carter His career in CON
grcss has pleased them and they
have ALWAYS been delighted to honor
him at every opportunity offered.
/ norton of his speech will be
devoted to the children who will be
assembled al the park, but he will
also tell how it feels to have a work
ing democratic majority in the house
of representatives at Washington and
what it means to the country.
Mr.. Carter in discussing national
politics Thursday said that there
was no question about the democrats
winning the next presidential cleo
ton: the republicans cannot get to-
gethor on any one proposition and
they concede that the white house
will be occupied next time by q
democrats. In referring to the can
didatcs for the democratic nomln9
ton. Mr. Carter said that Woodrow
Wilson. governor OF New Jersey
had the advantage OF the situation
at this time, but whether he will
be able to hold his prestige until
the convention meets is not known
Harmon of Ohio has a large follow
ing and Clark of Missouri is being
spoken of frequently in caucuses and
through the press.
The city of Ardmore extends
cordial invitation to the people eV
/ ervwherc TO be with them on Deco
ration Day and hear the address OF
T Congressman Carter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-26
WASHINGTON NOW BELIEVES HE
MUST RESIGN OR BE PUT OUT.
UP TO HIM.
TAFT'S NAME IN It AGAIN
The Committee Which Whtewashed
the Illinois Senator Says II Has New
Evidence Which Makes Reopening
Of Charges Advisable.

Washington, May 25.-William Lori
mer will soon cease to be a memhe"
of the senate. That is no longer dis
puted in Washington. The only ques-
ton here now is whether he will get
out of his own accord or wait till he
is pushed. There is a general belief
that a resignation will be Forthcoming
from the Illinois senator before an
other committee has an opportunity TO
report on him.
Everything points to the fact that
the senate is through with Lorimer.
His sentence was read when Senator
Dillingham; in moving to amend the
LaFollette resolution, said new evi-
dence had been discovered which made
it advisable that the committee on
privileges and election reconsider
the case. That is the committee which
whitewashed him at the last session
of congress,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-26
SAID MOSES HAD A
FIT OF THE Blues
PRE- ESBYTERlAN MINISTER SUS-
PENDED TODAY, BEING FOUND
GUILTY OF HERESY.

Atlantic City. y. j, May 26.-ReI.
w. d. Grant. OF North Cumberland,
Pennsylvania, was found guilty OF
heresv by the investigation commit
tee. which reported to the Presbyte-
rian general assembly this morning.
The committee found that Grant
taught doctrines contrary 10 the
word of God in the Bible" Among
the other statements attributed TO
Grant was one that Moses wrote
the ten commandments during fit
Of the blues" DIR. Grant is suspend
ed from the ministry.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-26
D|Az NO LONGER
PRESIDENT OF MEXICO
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE,

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
ferred upon him in the last election
and that it is advisable at the same
time in the interests of the country
that the vice president do likewise, so
that new men and new energies should
continue forwarding the prosperity OF
the nation; and, following my program
of seconding General Diaz's policy, !
ioin my resignation with his and in
the present note | retire from the of
fee of vice president of the republic,
begging the chamber to accept same
at the same time as that of the presl-
dent.
q beg of you, gentlemen, to inform
yourselves of the above, which | sub
nit with the protests of my highest
consideration.
Liberty and constitution, Paris,
May 2, 1911. RAMON CORRAL.
ITO the Secretary of the Chamber Of
Deputies, Mexico, d. F.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-26
New Addition to Ardmore.

Nohs Hul contains 1914 lots. situated
m north part of town. in two blocks
of street car line. This addition is
g., sale cheap. If taken within 80
l-ys. If purchaser does not double
,is money in l. months at the price
,uis addition Is offered, then he is no
iusl!er. Title perfect. owner Is aW-
rd anxious TO sell for reasons of his
own. and good terms can be had.
see W. p. POLAND. Agt.
1913
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-26

and Long live the United States.
At the DiaZ home Mr.. Wilson re-
ceived word from the president that he
was too i'll to keep the appointment,
and the ambassador drove back
through the mob. He received another
great ovation. Other Americans who
were known received similar treat
ment from the crowd.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-26
AItus.

Summary-lnnings pitched, by Bates
9. by Spencer | 2-3, by Barrett 49,;
two-hase hits, Griffin. Sherwood Fri
arson: threc-base hits, Friarson, kiz-
ziar: stolen bases, Sherwood, Tanner,
Harper Barnett, McMahan ., CraW-
ford: struck ont, by Bates $, by
Ranctt 3, bases on balls, off Bates
.. of Barnett 6 left on bases. C.e-
burne :. Altus 6, double play, Bates
to NcMahan to Crawford; wild pitch,
by Barnett. Time Of game. hours.
Umpire. COurson
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-26
BASEBALL NOTES.

The boys come home tomorrow,
opening a series with Clehurne Sat
urday afternoon. Let's give them a
royal welcome. even though they
didn't do as well as expected on the
trip. The series with Cleburne should
boost our percentage.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-26

Ellls Hardy, who IS locally the
most popu ar player shat ever ap-
pearcd on an Ardmore diamond, has
his Waco team a. the head OF the
Texas league.