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Arizona republican., 1912-04-21
WIRELESS OPERATOR TELLS.
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who had fainted and been brought to our cabin Then, about ten min utes before the ship sank, Captain Smith gave the word for everyone to look to his own safety. l sprang to aid the men struggling to launch the life raft We had succeeded in getting it to the edge of the boat when d giant wave carried it away. l went with it, and found myself un- derneath. Struggling through an eternity I finally emerged, and was swimming 15O feet from the Titanic when she went down l felt no sue ton as the vessel plunged. I did not see Ismay at all. Captain Smith stuck to the bridge Turning, I saw him jump just as the vessel glided into the depths He had not donned a lifebelt. and so far as I could see, went down with his ship
 The witness showed so plainly the mental and physical strain that both Senators Newlands and Reed urged Senator Smith to excuse him. This was done after Smith had thanked Bride for his testimony Neither StIlllH HOT NeNldHuS NOuiu comment on the line cross examination fol- lowed. It was evident. however. by the testimony they sought to form d basis for q sweeping, thorough re form of the laws governing the use of wireless on steamships. Whether this will be accomplished through re- strictions placed on vessels of for eign register entering United States ports. or be the subject of diplomatic negotiations and an understanding with other nations, neither would say.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-21
First Baptist Church.

J. Harvey Deere, D. D, pastor. II o'clock Sunday morning the sermon will be preached by the Rev. F. x. Phillips, pastor of the Christian church The Sunday school which meets at 9:45 d. m. extends a cor dial welcome to all who would study the Bible At 6:30 D. m the B. Y. r. L. meeting will be lead by Mir. J. H. Williams, subject. 'Persever- ence" The public worship will be held at 7:30. MT. w. E. Woodruff, editor of the Arizona Magazine will deliver the sermon It will be an evangelistic service and will be d good hour. Welcome to all services of the day. The church is located on the corner of Third avenue and Mon roe street
Arizona republican., 1912-04-21
WESTERN RAILROADS ADOPTS
 GAS ELECTRIC CARS.

More than one western railroad has
 adopted the new gas electric cars fCr short line work where it is too aN-
 penNive .o maintain steam train
 schedule owing to the many 9tops and the small traffic The St. Louis
 X San Francisco railroad originally
 installed six gas electric cars of thc
 General Electric company made and
 so well lave they done the work tha5
 the company has placed an additional |
 order for eleven more cars.
 The cars now operating on t!:is
 road between Brownsville and Mis-
 sion, Texas: Orange and Newton.
 Texas: Madill and Ardmore. Okla
 homa: Lawton, Oklahoma and Quan-
 ah. Texas; and Eunice and Crowley.
 Louisiana
 One of these gas-electric cars com
 prises q train in itself. with passen-
 ger. smoker, saloon and baggage ac- ccmodations. The operation is simi- lar to that of a trolley car. but in
 stead of a trolley wire or third rail.
 the current is generated in the for ward part of each car by a small but powerful. gasoline generator The N'iI lS tIIII tlN Hlttptilutlll or dS!l pits. coaling stations and water tanks and can be kept in continuous ser vice Of 300 miles a day.
 only two men are required to op- crate gas electric car seating 100 passengers. The engine runs all the time regardless of stops. but the ear is driven by powerful electric motors geared to the trucks. The simple turning of d small lever starts ac- celebrates and stops the car. The op- erating expenses of cars of this type are only about twenty cents car line mile. including fuel wages. sup plies. maintenance. depreciation and interest OF investment
 There are a great many branch line roads throughout the country where the passenger coaches have to be coupled to freight trains or be operated at a dead loss. Tn other words these branches cannot afford to operate steam trains for passenger service where the traffic is light But the gas-electric cars are ideal for this very purpose. They make ed and stopped in a twinkling anu are as convenient and clean as electric cars without the added cost ! Of a power plant distributing lines and overhead trolley construction and maintenance.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-21
NOW IN THE SOUTH.
Candidate Made Speeches In Mum.
 Der of Places Yesterday.

[ASSOciated Press DiSbdtch]
 LITTLE ROCK, April 2O-Into the southland Roosevelt carried his cam paign today coming to Arkansas after trip through Nebraska and Kansas He travelled all morning throughout Oklahoma making speeches on the way In Little Rock tonight Roosevelt delivered his principal speech.
 T naturally think of the hound dog song when I'm in this town" he said 'I want to say. they've got to stop kicking my dog around be- cause my dog bites"
Arizona republican., 1912-04-21
ELASTIC PAVING.

A carpet for roads. or elastic iaycr of bituminous material and sand of thickness varying with traffic, has been suggested at the London Royal Institution. This should be placed on the layer forming the stone crust of the road, and should remain resilient and compressible softening the step, silencing noise, and reducing shock.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-21
At the Churches
Christian Science Church.

First Church of Christ Scientist postoffice building, entrance on Monroe street. Sunday services II d. m.. subject, Doctrine of Atone ment" Sunday school at 9:45. The reading rooms at same address are open daily except Sunday from to D. m Christian Science Literature on sale.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-21
SENATOR'S ACTION IS
 PROMPT AND DECISIVE
Returns Indicate That Oemagogue From Oregon Has Been Beaten
 by at Least 5000.
[1SsOciated Press Dispatch l

! Z
 PORTLAND. April 20.-Nearly four fifths of the primary vote of oregon on president and United states sen ator has been counted and reported. Returns indicate that Roosevelt car ried Oregon over Taft by about 1000 and obtained a plurality over La Toilette bv about 5000. Ben Selling carried oregon over Senator Jonathan Bourne Jr.. by at least 5000 accord ing to present indications
Arizona republican., 1912-04-21

Some one has been looking into the reasons for the oft-repeated state ment that President Taft is not pol itician. His failure to invite the leaders of his party to the White House. if only for courtesy's sake is one of the reasons advanced for his not being considered q politician. It has been customary for republican presidents to ask the leaders to lun- cheon. ana they liked it because it tickleI their. vanity and added to their political prestige. Most of the republican presidents of the past two decades have adhered to this policy. but MT Taft. until recently has ig nored it. Harrison was also inclined to the policy which until lately MT. Taft has followed
Arizona republican., 1912-04-21
RUN OPEN SHOP.
That Will Be Future Policy of
 Spokane Contractors.
1ss0riafcd Press DiSbqtch l

TTSSOT1QfCG PfC5S DISpuItHJ
 SPOKANE. Wash, April 20- Twenty leading contractors Of Spokane. employing men in the building trades Of all kinds, posted notices today that they will no longer hire union men exclusively. They stated that from now on they will run "open shop" As yet the unions have taken no action.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-21
First Presbyterian Church.

Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; morn ing worship. II, sermon by the pas tor Rev. H. NJ. Campbell, D. D., theme. "The Church and Its Needs" MT Hull will sing "Fhere Is Land Mine Eye Hath Seen" (CroWin- shield. Junior EndeaVor, D. m.; Indian service, 4 D. m.; senior en- deavor. D. m.; evening worship s D. m.. pastors, theme What Shall the Harvest Be-" Mrs. Sargent will sing. Father. Take My Hand" (ScottD Please notice the change in time of the evening services. All are cordially invited to these ser vices. Church at corner of Third avenue and Adams street.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-21
WANTS INFORMATION.
Consul is Investigating American's
 Holdings in Lower California.
(ASSOciated Press DiSbdtchl

I@IN0O CIUFtU T IV0S DFo FUFCWJ
 SAN DIEGO, April 20,-Fred Simp- ich, United States consul at Enscn- ada. is ascertaining all United States holdings in Lower California and their value. Telegrams bearing on the sub ieCt have been received here. Tho holdings are thought to be worth s2.0O0,000 or more The reason for the ConSurs action is not revealed.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-21
BUSINESS MEN HELD
 MEETING AT MESA CITY
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development and immigration work Wyoming last year appropriated $40 GOO per year Idaho passed a law ap- propriating $50,00O annually. Colo rado has a law appropriating $40.O0O and California. including the amounts expended by counties expends over $200,OOO each year.
 The Arizona Development Board has asked that d commission be appointed to draft a bill for q state bureau of immigration and it is likely that the commission will be appointed and take up this matter with a view to presenting a bill covering same at the next session of the state legislature.
 Dr. Dennett moved that a vote of thanks be rendered to MT Spangler and to the Mesa Commercial club for their courtesy to the visitors. It was carried and the meeting adjourned to convene again next Saturday at f o'clock at the Phoenix Board of Trade
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Arizona republican., 1912-04-21

Oxygen applied by hypoIermic in jection has been tried by two French surgeons to retard asphxia in con fined air. The skin was puffed out. but the gas was gradually absorbed. ana was used by the organism tne same as inhaled oxygen.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-21
DIED IN STORM.
Three Are Killed by a Tornado in
 Oklahoma City.
Press DiSbdtch l

1 IASSOciated Press Dispatch
 OKLAHOMA CITY, April 20 Three are known to have been killed and at least d score injured and many farm houses and villages wrecked late today when q tornado which fromed in the vicinity of Yukon, near here. swept in nOrtheasterly direction through Oklahoma and Logan coun- ties
Arizona republican., 1912-04-21
A MIDNIGHT MONOLOGUE

Clinton-Did you get in without your wife hearing you last night?
 Clubleigh-No; and I didn't get in without my hearing her, either Boston Evening Transcript
Arizona republican., 1912-04-21
HE DIDN'T DO IT.
Ranson Says He Did Not Send Mys-
 terious Message.
IAssociqtcd Press DiSbdtchl

4HSSOClafcd FTeSS UtSPdfCH
 LONDON. April 20.-Captain Ran son, of the Baltic. arrived today. He said he did not send a report that the ''Vfrginian is now towing the Iii tanic" He said he received a call for help from the Titanic and rush ed back 400 miles He was then told she had sunk and he turned and proceeded
Arizona republican., 1912-04-21
RAISES CAPITAL

TRENTON, April 20.-The Marconi Wireless Telegraph company today
Arizona republican., 1912-04-21

Make Republican Want Ad do the work for you--a live wire salesman on the job 24 hours a day
Arizona republican., 1912-04-21

certified to an increase of capitaliza- tion from $1622 300 to $10,0O0 000
Arizona republican., 1912-04-21

Make a Republican Want Ad do the work for yOu-a Tive wire salesman on the job 24 hours day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-03
INSULTS A WIFE;
AWAITS HUSBAND
YOUNG BARBER Is VERY MUCH
SURPRISED AT ARRIVAL OF
POLICEMAN.

While the man she alleges offered
her gross insults was waiting for her
return, Mrs. America Selotti, 1919 West
Clay street. crossed the street To q
siepfleHe late yesterday afternoon. and
called up her husband who was at
WORK sevral blocks away. and Informed
him that violence had been attempted
upon her
selotti, thoroughly enraeed passed
the Second Police station on the run
and called to Bicycle Policeman Napier
AS he passed
OFFICER and husband went together
Mrs Selottt was at home, standing on
the porch ready 10 receive them, and
r Nicola Monelella, young man
twenty-five years of age. was seated
on bench. without suspicion of the
impending trouble,
Safuttt ran up the stranger, and
violence would have been the result
had not the police officer interfered.
Moneie1Ia seemed dazad at the sud
denness with which events had trans
! pired. According to Mrs, Sefoti she
| had never met the man before She
| was alone in the house with her two
children when he came TO the door and
asked for drink of water. She gave
| him a glass of water and alleges that
| he then forced his attentions upon her.
| Moneleita ts a barber by trade. and liz
| employed in South Richmond He has
] been In this country not quite two
/ years. He was bailed In the sum at
| 5000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-03
Party Ksnis in Girl;s Arrest.

< Wa1I=drfased YOUNG womHn.g1y-=
ing the fictitious name OF Essie Ryan,
of No. 17l4 East Seventeenth street.
BROOKLYN, was taken before Ma81s-
trate House. in the West Side court
yesterday morning, charged with the
theft from one of her companions OF
a diamond scarfpin, the climax OF an
ALI night party in a cafe on Forty
second street, near Eighth avenue
The complainant. Albert j. Smith, who
gave the address of No. SAC Longwood
avenue. the BRONX, said thai iInineui-
atelv after the theft of his pin the
girls other companion disappeared.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-03
STRANGER MAKES
Off WITH FIND
SAYS HE WILL ADVERTISE ron
OWNER OF PURSE. MONEY
AND TICKET.

snatching wsii-nlisd pocketbeck
from the hand OF child who had a
moment before picked II mp on the
sidewalk With the remark that re
would advertise for the owners we'll.
dressed stranger walked rapidly off up
North Ninth street yesterday after
noon, leaving no clue to his identity
The purse, which contained $as in
cash and a return ticket TO West Point
was found by the child near the corns
of Ninth and Marshall streets late yes
terday afternoon. II was the property
of an elderly woman who came Ia,
Richmond TO spend the day and con-
tanned all the money she possessed Il,
addition to tire ticket back home AS
the child was examining her ind the
stranger seized the purse and made or
up Ninth street The child, too startled
by the suddenpess OF IL all To max. an
cutlery, reported the matter to her
mother. She describes the stranger as
dressed In light gray. wearing q blacg
hat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-03
Highland Park

Mrs u. Al. Burgess. OF Second avenue
! ~ visiting her daughter. Mrs. A. l..
Raiford, at sediey, Va
! Mrs. Manson Grubbs and children and
! Miss Florence Bowman returned last
l y1eeI,- s4..4.. -ierrrtTfy rtEtr 10 rE1s lives
! at Elizabeth city. n J.
| Rev y. T Merritt has returned from
/ his vacation and filled his pulpit al
| she regular services or sunday.
Mr. John W Fountain returned Sat
urdaN from a visit to his home in
North Carolina and viii resume his
music class al once.
The regular meeting OF the Woman-s
| Foreign Missionary society OF High
land Park Methodist church will be
held In the lecture room OF the church
Tuesday. September 3rd, at =. NJ.
Arsss'& H. Saasae, of Centenary church;
VI conduct ies4ti-e&er~i-~~
The regular -meatiaa-ef- the. fsadies'
Aid society Nof Mizpah Presbyterian
church will be held Tuesday. September
Srd at Y. NJ. at the church.
Mrs p u Small and daughter. Miss
Rosa left Monday to visit relatives III
Danville Va,
Miss Dorothy wingneld. OF Char
lottesvilIe. is the guest of her aunt.
Mrs. W. O. 0uarles. on Third avenue.
AIRS WIN Bowles. OF Fourth avenue
re turr ed saturday from a visit to rela-
tiNes in Staunton, Va,
Mise Herah Cole left Monday ia RI
sUne her studies at the .Farsnville Nor
NAL school
Mr.. Hugh Fenneii continues quite
sick at hts home on Fifth avenue.
Mr. W. g, Qusrles and family have
returned from q visit to charlottes-
Vile Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-03
Lost Fingers Make
Work for Lawyers

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. Zip, The
knives OF a chair shaper clipped of
four fing RS from the hand at Martin
Hanlon. az, prisoner In the house of
correction, on September IS, 1911. q.
Martin had his hand fixed up and
Finished his sentence----he was serving
fifteen days In lieu of SIS and Si.5S
costs--fhen he WAS discharged.
Now. as the result of that accident,
Milwaukee county is about TO become
involved in litigation that may so to
The Supreme court, the constitutional
ity of the workmens compensation
act will again be fought out and law
yers will sit up nights GUESSING Martha
miss rg fingers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-03
CITY SWEL.TERS
: WITH THE HEAT
YESTERDAY WAS II DEGREES
HOTTER THAN THE NORMAL
TEMpERATuRE.

Yesterday was the hottest day
Richmond has seen since July IL,
1907 This does not mean that the
thermometer registered the highest
point, fer 1t did not. In fact IT did
not reach the high mark or the day
before. stopping at 81 when on the
previous day It went to 80.
But the general average from y
clock In the morning to in the
I evening was hat fe baseball fan
would call some average The
mean temperature for the day was
iSB. while the normal temperature is
IA. In plain language and depart
ing from the forecast, II was IL de-
grees hotter in Richmond yesterday
than il should have been, accord
! ing to the average AMI IL il the aver
sge thet counts.
Furthermore, no let up Is promised
! by the weather man. II will continue
/ hot for several daYs. although slight
showers may bring some temporary
relief.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-03

NEW YORK. September a-Twe've-
year.old Josephine McGilloway. arriv-
ing from Ireland xesteEday IN the
Anchor liner CALIFORNIA; second cabin
with her aunt. Miss Mary Fox, Is not
quite sure this is the land OF the free
her aunt had promised her Miss Fox,
who has lived here twenty nine %ears,
owns n store at No. Alta Thif4l avenue.
mhich she values at 10000 espresso l
much these sentiments to the -iflp4i-
grafton inspectors. They detained her
little niece because she was under six
teen. and forced the two to spend the
night on Ellis Island, so that they
can be snterregated This morning.
Michael For. Miss Mary's brother.
who lives AT No. i340 Brook avenue.
Eronx- was at the pier The s1h II week
he earns. he said. ought 10 be enough
to keep his sister and niece. evea II
the former had not such good little
business OF her own.
The child Is tail for her age ana
the picture OF health. Miss Fox as
serted that she had vainly Offered the
names NJ dozen prominent clergy
men and others as reference for her
ana her nieee's character
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-03
Ashland

ASHLAND, September 2.-Dr.
George E, Booker and family of
Washington street, Petersburg. who
have been visiting DR.. and Mrs. s.
c. Hatcher. returned to Petersburg
today.
- MRS. Wright who has been
visiting Mrs John Segar of Spotsyl-
yania county, returned to her home
this afternoon.
The Duncan Memorial Sunday
school will go 10 Lakeside Tuesday
at 2 P, NJ. for their annual Sunday
school picnic, returning on the 0
O. clock car.
Mrs. B. Morgan Shepherd has re-
| turned from delightful trip TO Ashe-
vile. y. C.
Miss Sarah Coleman of Emporia is
! the guest of Mrs. James Chenery.
Mr.. and Mrs, Andrew Elicit of Ken
lucky and Miss Mildred Ryan. Nor
| folk. and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Waugh
an. who have been visiting Mrs. |. n.
Vaughan. will go to Norfolk on Sun,
day.
! i. n. Vaughan, who returned from
Europe on the Campania August 8 1st
| Is expected home this evening.
! DR.. j. r. Messick. who has been
stopping at Mrs. c. W. Hunters for
the past week, left this morning foI
Aubern. Ala.
Mr.. Clifton Noedfin returned from
Ocean View SATURDAY. where he had
been sporting with the mermaids for
the past week.
Robert vaughan of Richmond
spent Sunday with his sister. Mrs
w. L. Foy.
Mrs. Frantz Waylor of Cambridge
Md. is the guest of her aunt, Mrs
D. r. Midyette.
Miss Sadie Patton of Jacksonville
Fla. is visiting her aunts, Misses
Pattie and Liyy Leake.
Mr.. and Mrs e. A. Gray and son
have returned from a visit to rela-
tives In Palmyra, Va.
Miss Lilly Rice. who has been In
t Denver. Colo, with her brother. DIR
Rice, for the past year. is expected
home this week,
Miss Peachy Fleet has returned
from visit to Mrs. Hin Carter. Jr.
at. her summer home near Etna
! n ills ,-~----
Mr. aud Mrs. r. Drewry Kerr and
Rebecca have returned from a trip
! to Portland, Maine
Mr.. and Mrs G. c. Quarles have
returned from Niagara Falls and At.
lantic City
7 MIR. and Mrs. Archer Bigelow and
Miss Jennie Bargamin OF Richmond.
t who have been at Mrs, Argyie's for
| the summer. returned to their home
to-day. s. ~
T. Me E.. Potts. who has been III
at his home here for the past three
weeks Is able to sit out on his porch
and see visitors.
Dir Hall Canter Is at this time sur
| fering from a spell OF malaria, which
is severe enough to demand the at
tendance OF trained nurse.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-03


IL I4egaiixes Mursopoiies.
Some OF them have sci up systems
of profit sharing, OF compensation
for injuries and Of bonuses and even
pensions. but everyone Of the plans
has merely bound their workingMen
more tightly to themselves.
Thor. rights under these various
arrangements are not legal rights.
They are merely privileges which
they enjoy SO long as they remain
in the employment and observe the
rules Of the great industries which
employ, them. If they refuse TO be
weaned away from their indarena-
ence. they cannot continue to enjoy
the benefits extended to them.
When you have thought the whole
thing out. therefore, you will find that
the program OF the now party legeiiZes
rEionopolies and systematically sub
ieets workingmen to them and to
plans made by the government both
with regard to employment and with
regard 10 wages.
What most Of us are fighting for
ia to break up this partnership be-
tween big business and the govern
ment
u call upon all intelligent men to
bear witness that IL this plan were
contaminated. If this program were
carried through, the great employers
and capitalists OF the country would
be under a more overpowering temp
tatfon than ever to take control of
the government and keep Ii suhser-
Went to their purposes
What "A prize 1t would be TO cap
ture, How unassailabie would he the
majesty and tyranny of monopoly II
it could thus get the sanction of law
and the support OF parties. BY what
means except open revolt, could we
ever break the crust of our life again
and become free men, breathing ar
air OF our own, choosing and Twins
lives that we wrought out for our
selves
TT In like c9ming out or a close
and sitting air into the open. where
We can breathe fully again and see this
free spaces OF the heavens above us
TO turn away from such program
the identical program suggested tc
committees of congress by MIR. Carr
and Mr., Perkins,
Democratic leaders turn away from
any plan 10 'legaliZe monopoly and
give federal commission leave Il
say how much Of it there should be
because they know exactly what tina
would mean " nat they propose II
the restoration OF freedom.
what we need Is the regulation
~ competition and the prosecution
OF what has created monopoly. Wher
you have regulated 1t you have. il
effect. restored 1t.
We are not opposed to regulation
we are not opposed to commissions
even il they he necessary instruments
Of administrative regulation but WI
know that unrestrained. unrestricted
competition is the very thing thai
has created monopoly,