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Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
.ENDEAVOR ID FORGE
 MORMONS INTO WAR PRESSURE BROUGHT BY MExI-
 CAN OFFICIALS. In Spite of the American Citizenship
 Of CoIonists.

Salt Lake City, Utah, Feb. S.-Elder IVlns, who arrived from the Mormon colony in Mexico, reports that the Mexican government has not only requested the Mormon people in Mex leo to assist it, but has tacitly threat ened to coerce the Mormons to take up arms This despite the fact that the colonists are citizens of the United States and subject to neu- trality rights and obligations. Elder Twins said:
 We have been most surprised to receive invite tions from the Mexican government to take sides with it in the subjection of the insurrectos. Furthermore. we have even been threatened that unless we do. the government will compel us. We re- lied on our citizenship papers, which show that we are under the protec- tion of the United States, and have steadfastly refused to enter into the quarrel What may come of it I do not know.
 'I may say, however. that the in surgents are not unfriendly to the Mormons, but on the contrary ex- pect to enlist them. at least as friends. They dare not molest the Mormons to any extent, because of their being Americans. Where the insurgents have been compelled to confiscate the property of the saints in order to further the campaign, they have given money and securities in return. On the other hand. I think the Mexican government will never carry out its threats to compel citi- zens of the United States to take up arms in a fight that does not con cern them.
 "The war is real. and more ex- tensive than is generally imagined"
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
GREAT BRITAIN ISN'T HURT
The Mother Country's Pref erential Tariff Rates Are Not Disturbed by Treaty, While Her Daughter Gets a Wider Market.

Ottawa, Feb S.-Finance Minister Fielding today took steps to correct what is regarded as an erroneous im- pression in Great Britain regarding the Canadian American reciprocity agreement
 It can be said that the Canadian government viewed with some alarm the idea reflected by a portion of the British press that the agreement would have detrimental effect upon the trade between Canada and the Mother country and would adversely affect the preference granted to Great Britain.
 Minister Fielding has taken up the matter with Lord Strathcona, Can ada's high commissioner in London and on behalf of the Canadian gov ernment, has sent the following cablegram:
 Canada is seeking markets every where for her surplus products. sub sidizing steamship lines and sending out commercial agents Would it not be ril.euiJSs i.i puCsuit of such policy to refuse to avail herself of the markets of the great nation lying alongside?
 The expressed fear that it will seriously affect imports from Great Britain is grOundless.
 Tn every case Great Britain will still have the same rate or a lower one. Canada's right to deal with the British preference as she pleases re- mains untouched by the agreement. The adoption of the agreement prob ably will lead to a further revision of Canada's tariff in which the Cana dian parliament will be entirely ire. to fix the British preferential tariff at any rates it may be deemed proper"
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
ALMOST A cENTENARIAN.
Death of the Mother of Steele Maekaye
 Dramatist.

Los Angeles, Feb. S.-Within four months of her centenary, Mrs. Rebecca Spring, mother of Steele Mackaye, the dramatist and a friend of most of the literary celebrities of mid-Victorian days, died at her'home today. She had been ill only a week and almost up to the hour of passing retained her ment- al vigor.
 Upon the occasion of her last birth day, Mrs. Spring appeared at the house of the Friday Morning club and re- cited an entire chapter from the Bi- ble. as well as several poems from Longfellow. At the celebra ton of her ninety-eighth birthday she presented a play written by herself and appeared in the leading part supported by her grandson and great grandson.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
GOVERNMENT WIRELESS
 IN ALEUnAN ISLANDS
The Many Purposes It Will Be Made
 to Serve

Washington. Feb, S.-The wireless system which the navy department has been establishing along the At lantic and Pacific coasts will be ex- tended to the Aleutian islands along the coast of Alaska in the immediate future.
 The new stations will serve a use full military purpose as outposts and lines of defense, will be of grea. value to merchant shipping in the dangerous waters of Alaska and will materially assist revenue cutters in maintaining an effective patrol of the seal fisheries.
 It is probable that recommenda- tion will be made to the president for the establishment of a wireless station on Pribyloff islands
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
WILL TALK IT OVER
An Armistice Between the Honduran
 Factions Arranged

Puerto COrtez. Honduras, Feb. N (Via wireless to New OrleIns)-The armistice between the revolutionary forces headed by General Bonilla. and the government forces. obtained through the friendly offices If tine officials of the United States navy at this port was officially announced as effective at o'clock this afternoon.
 There will be complete cessa- tiOn of hostilities pending the out come of the peace conference be- tween the revolutionary and govern ment leaders which win take place on board the United States gunboat. Tacoma
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
WOULD FIGHT FOR DIAz.

Denver, Colo, Feb. S.-Three thou- sand MeXicans in Colorado stand ready to enlist under the banner of Diaz, ae- cording to a statement today by A. J. ortiz, the Mexican consul Any min ute they are needed, these Mexicans are ready to go, he said.
 Although recruiting stations estab- lished in Denver and elsewhere by the rebels are in a way a violation of the laws of neutra..ty, the Mexican gov ernment will take no action until the men are actually brought to the frontier
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
BUFFALO BILLS SISTER DEAD
His Swift Race to Her Bedside at
 Pasadena

Pasadena, Feb. S.-Mrs. Helen Cody Wetmore. sister of Colonel William F. Cody CBuffalO BID died tonight of a hemOrrhage of the brain after three days illness. Col. Cody was wired of her sickness on Monday afternoon at which time he was many miles inland from Tucson, Arizona. inspecting some mining property
 After a race across the desert and mountain ranges. to Tucson. and thence by train he was at the bed- side of his dying sister. eight hours before death.
 Mrs. WetmOre was born and raised at Cody. Wyoming. where she always maintained her permanent home She was the widow of Hugh A Wet more. flor many years a famous writer
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
Both Sides Awaiting Arrival
 of Achievements ONLY RUMORs OF WAR
They Include Defeat of the Federal Commander Ma varro-A Supposed Race for Juarez Between Him and Insurgent Blanco.

Fl Paso. Feb. S-By way of variation if is safely predicted that Juarez will not be attacked tonight. Whether 1t IS called upon to defend itself at all seem ingly depends upon whether Navarro at ,he head of 900 federals from Chihua- hua or Jose de la Luz with 39O lnsur- gents from Casas Grandes, arrives flrst. Rumor reached here tonight that Ma varro had met with a reverse, but It was only rumor The wires being down if could not be investigated. One story was that the train on which he was trayeling had been blown up and an other that General Blanco had met and defeated him. With reference 10 Blanco the rumor is improbable, as his force is numerically inferior to that or the federal leader.
 If Navarro reaches JuareZ first II would be folly to all appearances for Orozco to attack, even with the as sistance of achievements from Alanls and Blanco Alanis was camped last night twelve miles east of here on the Mexican side of the Rio Grande at Sar- gosso.
 Americans this morning went across the river to this point but Alanis and his men had disappeared.
 A search of the hills in that vicinity failed to disclose his present where abouts. but he and his men are now virtually a part of Orozco's forces There is no new word from Blanco. If he left Casas Grandes when. for the second time. he was ordered to do so, he should reach this section by Fri day night This at least is the way 0rozco calculates it.
 Orozc0 consolidated his force today when 100 men who had been on duty in the mountains joined the S2O near the smelter. They employed today digging rifle pits and placing boulde-s where they would afford the most protection in case of an attack.
 The United States troops and na- tional guardsmen detained total Of twenty-seven Mexicans who were att tempting to cross the river to the rebel camp. The troops here are numerical lv inadequate to the task of guarding the entire front. IL would require sev- eral regiments to accomplish the task.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
GERMANY'S WAR BUDGET
An Element in Reiehstag Think: More Attention Ourht to be
 Given to Peace

Berlin, Feb.t S.-During discus sion of the army budget. the cleri- calls and conservatives raised tn. question of international peace ana arbitration movements. and declared that Germany must adopt a moro friendly attitude toward them.
 The socialist members emphas;Z ing the readiness of socialist soldiers to fight Loyalty if the Fatherland were endangered. said that in return they asked only for better treatmen, of the soldiers.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
ICE FLos BREAKS Up
Many Who Had Established a ViIIaqs
 on 1t Drowned

Viborg, Feb. S.-A2 ice foe on which about 25O fishermen had es- tablished a village and which after being swept out to sea on Friday last became stranded near the island of Seitskar was partly destroyed by a gale last night. One hundred of the fishermen escaped to the land while numbers are known to have been drowned
 Ice breakers have been sent tn the rescue. Only two days ago the fish ermen declined assistance offered by two vessels. They sail they were in no danger and refused D be talk en off.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
GOTCH THE WINNER.

Kansas City. Mo, Feb. S.-Frank Gotch. the worlds champion wrestler. tonight won from Gus SchOenlein of the AmericuS club of Baltimore in straight falls. The first was after 42 minutes and 23 seconds. with a half Nelson and crotch hold. and the second in 20 minutes and 22 seconds, with toe hold.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
PROTESTS AGAINST DANCING.
Dean Howe of Denver University Has
 Decided Views on the Subject.

Denver. Feb. S.-"'If I were bache- Tor I would not want to marry girl who had been hugged for the last ten years by every man in her set" ex claimed Dean Herbert Howe of Den yer university at chapel exercises this morning. protesting against dances that have become popular in the uni versity gym and among the college frats.
 Dean Howe characterized dancing as "hugging set to music"
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
DEATH RATHER THAN DISGRACE

Denver. Feb. S.-James K Hough- ton, mayor of Ault, Colorado, died today of a self inflicted wound. He shot himself on Monday night at q local hotel when a detective went u arrest him on a charge of forgery
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
NEW NEVADA COUNTY
It Has Been Taken Out of Esn,er-
 aida

Carson, Nev..Feb. s.-A bill creat- ing the county of Mineral out of Esmeralda county passed the senate today. The measure already has passed the lower house and is now in the hands of the governor.
 The new county will be organized as soon as possible. Hawthorne has been named as it's seat
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
A Telegram From Group of Men Not Received at the White House and Standing Alone in the Senate, Stating That They Will Vote For
 the Constitution

 last of of in
  he of follows:
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09

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Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
The Immovable Stone Wall of Opposition.

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Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
Preparing Arizona for the Sacrifice.

They n O take today Knowing that will be fatal they hope there will be buded on sort must be provided the national progressive party to have existence of IS These the only POndexter Washington who
  favorable word has southern There believe
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Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
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Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
Supposing the Foregoing Is Genuine

is a ove the statement of Mr. Cameron It merely that the views of the QUOTED BY YOU There knowing what words YOU might have placed Mr. Cameron'
 However this essential point Mr. Cameron made deductions His a
  Mr. which he zonin democrat and republican who has called him the business of the territory
 On the other hand all the information furnish is
 
  telegram which Delegate did a discussion
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09

work to strike a blow at the rebels stronghold.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09

JOaNsh HAN DON Ik.NI Il, UT. JOS. l.. BRISTOW. NORRIS BROWN. MOSES F.. CLAPP. ALBERT B. CUMMINS. JOSEPH NJ. DIXON. ROBERT M. LAFOLLETTE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-07
WOMAN CLUB WILL
PROTEST AGAINST
DEATH PENALTY
Strong Telegram to Be Sent to
Canadian Officials Asking
Clemency in Case of Mrs.
Angelina Napolitano.

An executive session OF The Mo.
nan cluu ol Nhupuyrqua viii boz
urld al O'Clock his evening lu rho
nome li tbp W,aid,u. Mrs ~ q RAY
uu South Arnu street .pr the purpose
"t fonsiuc. ing the proposition of
strongly protesting to hc high on
Dlas ui OdlW,u. Cuuaiu against the
execution of Mrs Aus lima Napuli.
tuuo. lpou whom 'ur urHth sentence
has already been pJss.d u- punisn.
mcni io lho murder ui her husband
\ petition. calculated Ia Nlhuuucp
que iuJ soy lal DAYS has been signed
ny many pIlm'arut professional aud
business men and w.ll Da sent %, mail
to Canada q s believed hat as tho
.C.ull ui foutghre neptine. rcsolu
tIon viii 1c adapted md clesIaphea
O., GWWla containing JbD protest ut
Albuquerque and uD Woman club
aellnsi il. ,NroUiuu o. Mrs Napuli
tuuo
Two men uL various parts ol The
country have already volunteered tc
die 800 iht place ol Mrs Nalolituuo.
Great uessut, 4, being brought Io
boar upuu canada from tli over the
world ana u h believed That Mrs
Nappluano viii az least be- siNen a
fcnIeacr ul lur imprisonment instead
oi heins made 10 die ia the electric
.ChaiI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-07
Wall street

New YORK.. Jul, Trading Va
stocks was at loW point during tho
rurung ana thc marrow movements
reflected tbo lack ot speculative an.
tcrost ia The absence of new uilu.
nee, 10 supply an incentive for cop
'fatlons Traders were unwilling To-
ngasp in Intensive ventures until aft
en- publication OF the government CIop
report ON Monday Short cuVcIial in
anticipation of favorable report was
largely r'spuusbl' fo. the drnuess
displayed hy th, markoD Following
he rail-, u the first hour sfocks rasCd
m slightly largely u.s. result of tho
|roug tone ol The grain markets Wiz.
-Inia iron reacted eight points from
lbs high level Bonds were steady
The market closed firm
Copper stocks we're bought on *.
u.olatiuns that Mundays official ~.
Tos win show q LARGE cuuailmout ~
production
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-07
NEW SEAL TREATY
IS DULY SIGNED
II Will Be Necessary for the
United States to Ratify it
and Legislation by Congress
Is Also Needed.
On, I,e"Ing Herald 4 q Lcnsed Wire


Washington. july Tho fuai size
natures were uuN,d o. the treats
.Hr ih, rrotr 'Iuu ui seal ufr shortly
..fur, noon at th, state department
Jud IA, convention v.. u, Submitted
iwurdiutrly Co.. tb, ~'ppt"
%, the term. or tHy treaty p,lasi,
-.ouug b. prohibited n tu. SOFAS 90
G,urinr Dkh,l.b i2umehatNa and
Japan
T.. convention ALSO prohibits tH,
hWuu- ui .,1. ottcrs uu me high seas
The treaty vaN .Nt.ul iur rft, 90
,,or. 'u,rc5ft,r until terminated
by "u, years notice Dos m. 90, th.
powers concerned o. vu nov h,
Submitted Goo u. governments who's,
representative ga.. lsupd 30 tor
Ratification Nsid, 'rHm ratification
.t th, s.uat. it SIN ALSO n. uee,s.pr,
for congress q" pass aYW, legislation
tp .a.u it provisions into effect
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-07
SUNRISE SERVICES
ccouunu,d Irom rasc oucl

hay, been born. hp,c been DO ~
lum.rod abroad have dwIudlcd ano
died. within the last thirty Years
have never Stripped the hearts of the
Young people Tor long pr commended
themselves 200 the churr,i at large, us
cause the religions luca involved Ia
the pledge, lh, prayer meeting IA,
conservation mo,tina, aud The com
mittec- WIS lcit ou. ul unlimited.
The, have been young peoples 50
Cirti.- sometimes NOuug people 50
,,ctic. of EndeayoI. bat not Young
p,pplp.s societies Jr Christian III.
deayur. and so they have had nu lOus
lie ur wilde acceptance
While ! believe 100 th, utmost .leNl
hiliI OF Christian Eudcayur and its
ability to adap; itself tO an condi
lions, and fo incorporate within "
SELF everything that ,ouu- people EseL
Tor their religious training. Der Co.
nyyyI lost sight ed oD cardinal priu
DiuIcs
irt mo r,poat b. our. Is Icligi
aus society We stand tor raining
tbc youth long four great lines OuI
spoken ac.UuNiodgm"u, of Christ
constant ..,ioc tor Christ LOYALTY &C.
Chuets church fellowship vita
CWusis poo be- \Taaieycr features
We introduce or omit lct us moi forge
or mluiu.,. these features which
really spell aris.ian Endeayou which
Tor thirty wears hgyc made 81 iurrcas
ugb successful ana which have
caused % t0 IND home iu 'y,rl VA
beneath Hr sun
There u.. $50 dangers 90 ug guard
ED against First a marrow exclusive.
ness whi,u would make the society
merely "a PRAYER meeting with q votl
rurrow round of duties l0l a few 81
the spiritually gifted and uD the
Other hand an uuintclligcnf inclusive
ness which tur the sake of numbers
on prestige adopts every latest YOUNG
peoples HI thus holltting or perh.'r
cIowdiug ONT the very things which
Christian tudeayor was established
'o maintain until at last, as one has
graphical, expressed H. "lhe gue.'
has eaton uu the host
Nsaius nutu 90. THESE dangers I'VE
have one -.,at safeguard. 10 rs lOun"
in ou lcusc. which ia both incmiiNc
and exclusive including whatever
ChU~t the Naet,l iuid like 90 nave
us do NO Limiting our .ocivt, and do.
nuua D. as promutins iu any Nay ano
au WAYS the disiinctiyeh religious
ire OF young poopio
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-07
Chicago livestock.

Chicago. Iul, t'altlc rrocipta g.
uuu. Market steady RveV-s - gUft
$50. Texas steers 81 GGftj. So. wc.t-
ern steers Si15a go. Hockvrs and
feeders $3.50 l.5n. COWS and hciiors
S2.3oHa>U, calves 81 0UH 100
Hog receipts. $4,000 Market firm ,o
zoe higher light SGf1N6 80. mixed
fG.a506Na. heavy S. 2oNGN0. rouga
ST. 2UU 1855. good 200 choice heavy
iG35pJG 90, pigs ST. lo0 1868. bulk OF
sales 81 IUaG1U
sheep receipts 10000 Market steady
jor sheep ANA weak tor lambs Native
s. tnN 90. western S5uodiNO. year
lues SiioW5fus lawls native s. %
"a %. western Sl1a'il 30.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-07
EVERYBODY SMOKES
At THE SMOKER
TONIGHT
Interesting Program of Events
Scheduled for Entertain
ment of Beavers and Their
Frinds.

gue Dam \u 80 Dulrf ui Beavers
The Beavers nave gou, iu consider
tpl" rtpouso aud much trouble goo -,
cure entertainers ioi thr smoker aud
hr a hummug success n Aou ar" me-.
Beaver and would HE 10 attend the
smoker }ou viii b., mad, welcome Sc.
cure an invitation from q memh"r o'
the committee or the sc,lctr, 81 thc
order The initial nunibcI on iho pro-.
gram vii begin promptly at go No
seats IN 90, iaid headed row reserved
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-07

Although suffering .uu .I.iYbl,
pIu Mr.. Maftha O. Hart. Who m..
'uu"d a triple fracture coy ODE. I,N
um nu JuN O. is reported tu Do. rr.'.
iIg .pmfurl'IN Tuc bone, hu mot
,.t been ..' lIc surgeons d,Irruug
lh until a.r Mr- Hlu Was um
,d boo u automobile accident u..l
Gud,u. U.u skinner vino .Ht.Iu .I
suruned ulkr iu'tlc Same mish.p.
I. rcrW,riug satisfactorily
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-07
Kansas CITY livestock

Kansas Cuy lulg q Cattle re-.
ocipis 1000 NaraoI steady NatNe
steers S5uuHG1,. southern steers
s3.,aaaIu. saufupIu COW and hcii-
rI- $500 i-a. native COWS and ho.i-
.rs s. 25dG2l. sfoch,rs and feeders
s. 15Ht15. bulls S215mi15. calves
s. 5u0Gun, western ,tcors Sl5UN
G35. western COWS $2.5Om so
Hog receipts 5000 Market 90 Toe
higher Rulk ol sales tG5jdG5o.
heavy SG.35mGl.. Fuckers ana butch.
ems SGaSUG 55. ught sG3uH6.15.
Sheen receipt. 1000 Market steady
Nutlous S35ud $50. lambs SGonm
40 fed wo'hers ana yearlings $3.50
dGOo, fed western ewes s. 5od ! 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-07

New York lul, Z Amalgamatnd
Coppcr 60 10 Sugar M az hid, A..
Gibson ll2 Is. Great northern pre-
ferrod 1886 New YORK Central ina;
Northern Pacific l3l IS; Reading
liN rs southern Pacific l2l 5-Nt
Union Pacific lS7 Us. steel Is rs;
preferred liN a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-07

Chicago. July e. Wheat sent,
~ 5.N; December - 3-N0i-2. corn.
Sent. ~ 3.lHT.N: December 50. oats.
sent rs 3-N Dec ~ 3-N. pork sept,
S15>5. lard Sept sNi7 H2: IAN,
s. $685. ribs, Sept tN.51 ~. Jan, SN1b.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-07
New York Metal

Sew NoIb July e Lead oulI. $ii5
Hi5p. standard copper dull spot
Sl2o uH 1920 september 81 4p1(
l2io silver ~ 5-Nc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-07
LiveroooI Spot.

Liverpool luiv Close Cotton
.poi quiet prices o. points lower
American uddling iair SNJl. good
middling s. 10 midaugg S795. loss
niddling ssf,. good ordinary SOL.
1rdinar, g. n. Sales G.DuU bales
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-07
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED. Position la nuu-. h.uU
npr married ruug,, coz or g. m,u
Iluu. ,-E. 90.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-07
St Louis Wool

81 Louis. July a. wool unchanged
torrifot ami Western mediums, VA
10 ~ hur mediums lGHl7 -, hnc
mans 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-07

New York. luly T. Call none,
9 lN62 ~ per cent prime paper.
a. ~. Mexican dollars i1c
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-07

Mrs T I uuus. principal of the
FIr.t ward school, aud h'r two litll'
giauddausht,rs lsihrl and MoNnoli
Stevenson ot MuuutauaiI irit iasl
,y,nug tor san Francisco where
thrt viii b, tho guests of relatives
and whore Mrs Butts viii attend me
sessions OF thc National Educational
association