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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-12

John Peters, the big backstopper in
the Intercity League of Kansas City
has signed his Kaw contract. A lot
of Kansas Cityans who know him ex-
pect John to make good here.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-12

contract and the manager expects to
see some fancy work done around that
second sack this year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-12

Burlington, Kan. Feb. 12.@The
Burlington High School basketball
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
COURT OFFICIALS ARE
 LOOKING FOR TROUBLE
Tcial of Sneed On Murder Charge Is Attended By Danger of Serious
 Outbreak

1 .iSSJCiGfcd PycSS DNpdtchl
 FOR WORTH. Texas. Feb 6-The EoyceS and Sneeds. with their td- hereuts. are constant attendants ar the trial of J. E. Sneed. accused ol the murder of X. G. Boyce. and sit on opposite sides of the courtroom.
 Women are among them. despite the warning of Judge Svayuc Co remain away. in yieU "f t.ic nt,uTr oi tue evidence that uav 'a given. Y. ling between the two families k intense. Everyone who enters the -onu is searched for weapons Captain Tros. Snyder. d banker of Clayton. W. M- the father of Airs. Sueed. whose elcp,ment with Bpycc. Jr. prec. ded the killing "t the senior. was che first witness for the defense today. The contention of the defense iS that the Boyccs conspir-d to separate Sneed from his wife. and Snyder produced letters which. while they did not in- voIyc the senior Boyce, were said Co have been written by members of the Goyce family to Srtcd's relatives. indicating an interest in his affairs.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
TH|RTY-TWO INDICTMENTS
 RETURNED BY GRAND JURY
RUPP RESENTS WOMhN'S
 ALLEGED ACCUSATION
Brings Suit for $500 for Damages Said 10 have been Caused
 ny Defendant.

II. Crai- Eupp has filed su., a-,1us. Ms N-heu, ,ood.ug far >l.oo damages. alleging that the Vo- u,u cast reflections ou his honesty. lest h.m lis job as driver of de- livery va-ou and humflateI him be- .orr hi- friends by charging hm with theft .e5
 The st"-y. as set forth m the u1I ,f complaint. Is that Mr-. Goodins t,Id Chief or Police Moore that she :u~pccf-d I;uup of taking twenty dollar -,IJ Irc. from her child. who vas playing with the coin when he Lupp- entered her house t, deliver groceries She Is alleged tp have said that the child had the money before I,upu entered and after ho had been -uu- g r.v minutes the c,iu was I.is~in- .sE, i- charged Nith t-HIu. the police that she believed Eurr t.nk r
 Frrta,rm.r. Eurp says. Mrs. Cuos.ua went e. his employer. t,jt tu. story. ag1 b.rtu~- "f it h- lost his fau
 Now th. complainant wants $l5"' ..rrs
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
WRIT IS DENIED
labor Leaders Must Remain m Jail
 Until Time for f1earing
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lSS0cidfrd PrCSS DLSfJf-f
 BOSTON. Feb 6.-J G Ettor and A. Giavanitt. both of New York. hav, been denied their release toy haher~ corpus by Judg" Hral,. af the sup reme court They were arrested .u Lawrence and charged 4s accesspr. -s to the murder of Annie -opezzi They will remain in jail until Friday when the cases will come up in police court for hearing. During the proceedings counsel for the accused declared the fatal shot was fired by a policeman. District Attorney Atwil said that ac- cording to the autopsy the bullet that killed the woman was aS callbrr while the officers on duty in that dis trict carried $2 calibre revoivers The state senate has adopted am order that joint legislative committee of eight act as board of conciiiatipu for the arbitration of the textile strike. The house passed the order Wedncs- day
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
It Looks Like the Agricul- tural Department is to Go on the Rack
 Once More
SOLICITOR IS
 CENTRAL FIGURE
Representatives Charge Per version of Governmental Powers to Aid
 Promoters
'lso,iotcd Prsss Distats'.

ilSo,.otci Pr,Sy DNtU,'
 WASTINGTpN. Feb. s--Auotr,r iu- vc-tua,.ov of the department oC asr.- culture. involving orders Joy Secretary Wilson to Solicitor NcCabe. and em- brao'ug grlr-,s that le ~uppra s-cI 2. ports auo aided the influence oI land ~peculator~ over @pNeruWent officials. win Ie instituted ny tHc house cYu- mitt,, on expenditures in the asrical- tural department
 Trouble relating Jp th, exploitation of Florida Et,r-i1ue- lands. millions nf acres of which have been sold throughout tI. country uy sua..a-e-. Urose put before tr- conn ittr. today a- tu. resllt oi ta. summary dismissal ty Wilson. of e. G Elliott chic. el- -iaeer uT Che drainage division .i tGe 1sIa,tm Ht
 Representative Glars. of flor'5a and .. E E.fhri.t ,n'l. -.. .u~t- sate- n. investigation charged th. officials "T the department have been uf need ly aud promoters pi Flor ida iu suppression of a report as to tine condition of ;he iud. chat Elliott Was threatened by agents "f th. pr'- mutors unless he would rey-. d cir cedar letter to the public which didn't contain luudatory re.ereucos Co Ever glade lands they were selling. that Upsu his refusal ,a, circular ,- a -IES.gr.ut fuller report were srr- pressed hy order of Wilson.
 NcCahr denied Co the house c'HT- uittce that the removal was caused ny tIr. L.l,s.fr., f4rT ,.t-.. and 4G=arfaF 4 was dIe tn misappii-ation pi funds.
 The charge is that several years ago the dismissed official ran short of an appropriation for the drainage division beraus, the funds were irrcsuiariy I.aned to the irrigation division of fine @, partmeut The total is about S9Uo and uo financial gain accrued [" any one
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
GOMPERS NOW SAYS
 HE DIDN'T MEAN II
CT had Any Intention of Dis obeying Courts Order.
.fsSOrigtrf PrcSy DiSbdfrhI

1 [.4sS0cidfrd PrcSS Dispatch
 WASHINGTON. Feb G. Samuel Gompers. president Of the American
 Federation of Labor today made Ju uucquiyo,ul dcnisl of any intent ." d,sobcy the injunction O. the supreme court uf tEc District uf Cpluubia. when he took the stand toda, m hi~
 .vn defense of the chor@c or con- tempt .u connection ui-u .r Bucks Stove and Range boycott case. Hi' testimony was not completed and hc will be witness dE tomorrow. GomUcrs insisted hls utterancss in the American FcdcrtupniSt and his editorials in other iapur papers We~. Tot intended Jn alo OF ahet a boy colt against the company lt Is ror these alleged Niul.,anrs OF the court $ order that GomprrS vas sentenced to one year. J..u Mitchell tn nine months. and Flank Morrison to six months imursonm,ut GomuerS cN- ulaiucd his ..-:tiu@s a.d speeches were based .on his understJu1iu@ ol the ricr-- ar free speech and th. boycott ,f r.r stove company was rot m hl- nd when .h.y were ut- tered
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
TRAFFIC CONGESTION
 ON CANADIAN RAILROAD
Canadian Roads Find 1t Impossible 10 Move Aga to Lake Points
 Points for Delivery.
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1 IHyocidtri Press DiStHch
 pULrTH Frb. t-Cougestiou 1r traffic ou Canadian railroads. which resulted iu sweeping reductions in freight rates iu order Co permit Can adidu -r.Iu t1 conn. to th, head uf lakes ports for ,in,atu- and storing. .- more serious than any tiue since .ts inception. according rp nuns re- s-i,-d h.l. ,.E.- from Port t:thur Dut Tn. Ncv- t"ll. uf 2a"o cars aireJd! hIu,d to Port William a."r th- CauaIuu Nurta ru. which can ror D, moved. Besides tncr, IS r. place L" ~t.r, grain after it arrives a. Fort william. Thirty million bG- shrls are frozen ou tnr ground 'r .u Western Canadian elevators. in ad- dlU0u there at. uu, thousand cars ui grain ou the tracks between WIur,pe- or Port Arthur. making i-po ears ou the Canadian Canal
 The Canadian Pacific has reduced th. empty chairs .t has been deliy- .rn- other r.aG ru the theory uat f is useless t. deliver them when they cannot b- moved after being loaded.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
WHO'S WHO. ANYWAY?
Disposal of s25,OOO Depends on Identity
 Of This Man

Issocidtca rrcss Dyflfchi
 ST. LOUIS. Feb s.-Thc third trial of the Kimmen ease. involving an identity mystery. has begun in United States court before Judge Amidon. \ jury was obtained in less than an hour
 The plaintiff is receiver for the de- runc; hank "r Niles Michigan. tfe birthplace of George A KimmeL which holds d life insurance policy 7c the defendant on am insuranc. com pany of New York for $25.0oo Kim mcIl. according Go tire receiver. dis appeared iu 1908 and was killed in preg"r v is crrtandc' '.- -t. . ~r- pIuy tuat Ghumeil -er,ed a grison form in New York uo Ter tb. name "' A J White Attorneys nave an- u"ilnc-d that Whit" will ,t.stify. The mother and sister uf kimmcil are vsu- phatfc in their refusal to accept Whire aS a relative.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
DECIDE ON AGGRESSION.
Democrats Of Senate Hold Caucus
 and Dee 5e on Policy.

WASHINGTON. F.b s-Th. -.r- ale d.aurrar- held caucus today discussion of tho tariff A genera. exchange oi views resulted in 30 de- cision for an assrsss!y, policy. Sey- crIl senators thought cnWbirati i'V should be made with the progressive P, publicaus i" pass bills making rc- auctions in schedules ir the existing tariff bills
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
TELLS AWFUL STORY.
General Plaza Recites Tale Of Lynch
 ing at Quito.
1 .4ssocidfcd Prcss Distatch i

.4Ssocidfcd Press DiStdtch
 GUAYAQUIL Feb. 6-Detafs of the lynching of rebel generals Ut Quito Jan. 2> were brought by Gen. Leonidas Plaza. commander of the government troops in Ecuador who arrived today. after pacifyiHg the coast provinces and capturing d mum ger of rebel leaders Four gener lls |. ore shot in their cells and the bodies th."..p int" the street from the sec ond .-'ry of the penitentiarN The bodies ere beheaded. mutilaJed and dragged through the streets and final ly burned. The heads were carried "n poles in front of a -renzied pro cession. The government ordered the Imprisonment of the ringi,aGers So far E--n has been arrested.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
SCLONS ARE TIRED.
Aln7oct have Nervous E~haust'on
 Testing Stenogra7her's Work.
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! irS1riatcd Press DiSFdt,t
 WASHINGTON F-r. t-Due u.,y'~ efforts uv tI. L.riw.r cHuIaittre t' determine by export stenoGra! !lrr- th. erruiuereSs col J r. ShcrijaU ~r,aoerJphic reports 'f charles A O.cg,.u's alleged "rerjury' a"mi7~io .s at Toronto last January made the ,omwitt.. s. vears today 't deter mined C, tr,- other methods. It Tee solved c. mt young sheridan c. @ practical lest in the .'Wmtte" rooms staged after the fashion of the hotel raa,u~ at Toronto where it is ailes-d Ni,5ovau talked into uhuu'SraUh-. ia apparatus An executive session was held tonight Go determine the r..tur. pt this test.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
MCFARLAND WINS.
Outpoints Kid Burns in Fight m New
 Nor, Last Niqht
iSsortafcd Press DiSfatcdl

1 [fSsoiaicd PrcSs Disfctca
 NEW YORK. Feb. 6-PIckay Me Far'srd. th- Chicago u-htNctaht. vra easily over Kid Burns. Hc New York E a ten-rouni bout tonight The stockyard~ champion Was never fore ed to extend himself and at the end had Burns very weak and tired and bleeding ar nose and mouth There We're u- tu....asus F.et.- bad the better of every round except the aiuth. which was even. Tn that r"und Burns delivered his oaiv eftecti.r blows both wild swings. which l5ncyd sGuarciy un Ncrar.aUcs right eye. almost closing it Burns appeared afraid pf the Chicggoau. fighting eau urusIN while Packyv. cooiiy measur- ing his man. feiuted him into lead and then drove u l,ft> and rights [" the face and body
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
ITS A REAL PANIC.
Colsternation Sexes Italian Colony
 at Arrest of Bankers.
L---.II-.I Ir-EL ULLr.--L

i-itsoriGfti Press Di5ri'Ca
 SALT LAKE Feb f-Car-terqr- il"u seized -a- irriiau -.tJi-uynt tr- right when two Italian bankers were arrested and accused pr withholding money entrusted to them for trans u 'S-iou tn ItaE Y J Ervb'up. sen i"r partner nl fomu.uu HHf-.. au5 tE mandg.r. William MIiun. gre prison CTS Whom officers served warrants they rnruI notices .- au assignment posted at tH. rau3ln" establishment Tine brothers are tr- Hu' Italian barker in this region. .a1 have been the Wedism for th, shiru-ut of thou Eands of small remitt1uceS Go Eair"pr from Italians iu Nevada and Idaho as well as from Utah
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
NORRIS ASKS
 MANY QUESTIONS
But Speaker Replies Tartly and Recalls the Unsuc cessful Attempt by Presi- dent Grant to Get a Third Nomination
! 4SSociarcd PrcH DiShdtsh .

4SS0ciartd Press DNpd'ch
 WASHINGTON. Feb. 6-Applauded hy majority of the regular rcpuh- icans and sharply questioned by in Slrgents. Representative Samf'I W Mccall. of Massachusetts. long d prominent republican of the house. aligned himself today with the move lnent against tine presidential third term. In speech Hhcrally inter sperSed with n~urgent interruptions Mccall declared American presidents had set d precedent by retiring after a service of eight years and quoted the declaration uf Roosevelt before the end of his last term that he W"ulGn D. candidate fr reelection NJ ri- or Nehr. ',a. aa insGrrcut leader, ar=4tioncC Mccall repeatedly viih the evident uurpo>c of indicating that the sentiment against third term IS probably against a third consecutive te~m.~
 Were not R"osevelus statements made when serving second term Norris asked. and in response to sug- gestious that he become a candidate for third consecutive term Q"
 That's undoubtedly true" Mccall said. but the statement vii. stand now on its merits
 Attacks by the Massachusetts mem her upon the danger that might lie in the use of the presidential power tp enforce d nomination for third term brought another interruption from insurSent leaders. Norris asked if the sentiment against third term should apply to a man who had dropped out ct office for four years
 With the authority of man who has served eight years" he replied. these men could undoubtedly have stimulated their friends to such an extent they could have become can didates even after the lapse of fpIr years.
 He added that no president except Grant ever attempted a third term fight and he was defeated for the nomination.
 TOPEKA. Feb. 6.-~Col Roosevelt told me he considered il the duty ,f every American citizen to answer the call of his country whether in time cf war or peace
 This was the statement by Cover nor W R Stubbs on his return from a trip east to visit Roosevelt at the Outlook office New York. He reiter- didn't want the nomination, but de- clared he was satisfied that ne would accept if it were offered him.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
SWIFT UNDER FIRE
Covernms-t Csrtereo Attack on That
 Firm N-5.-~5av.

I.lsS9ciIri PrcSy U.sPat.a
 CHICAGO Feb. G-Tr- govern m,ut ,.rter,J it's attack on tu- Svif. company iu triaE'~ session nf the trial .r ten indicted packers "u - charge Of violation of the antitrust law. J 2-. Chaplin. chief %. the a,cauutr2 department or uurt firm. r.cogu.4ed many irtters charging hy- product allowances. which "r-" sent ry other U.l"yeeS. pu- letter sI tna di-c'uJiuUau. - .'-,- i for hides ..a ,.. i. .-..r- ,-. ..-t pr beef
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
MAY GET PAYMENT
RU Provides that Clerks Shall be
 Recor1 7e0sed for Work.

Several days ago Senator Marx smith wired ~.u.-.r ,'r-r.u ahy u- trudue.l tn. hH fr turning o..~ c. th. governor Iu- ..aluGer or 1T. fund appropriated I- rn- statehood ,'.et.or .x-..s.. t.t lt might, he u-.d .n 1u.."- furniture .1r 70. new s..t. offices. .iu- him @ attach an amendment -a tr. effect tha, hsfor. o' ta, iats caH.as-iHs board saaI D..
 .ir Smith received d telegram from senator M"rrH yesterday stating thar hr had compiled with tre request s telegram Was then sent tn Delegate Ralph Cameron. asking him c. sec that thc same amendment Is attached G. the companion uul u the house.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
SOMETHING ABOUT SHOES.
Representative Warts an Army Con
 tract Invest gated.

l IlLsSocidfcd Press DiSbafch
 WASHINGTON. Feb G.-The Dif- fcudorTrr resolution asking for an in V, stigation or the army contract fnr sbnes was called u9 in the house today Gardner of Massachusetts. strongly opposed action stating that Diffsndcrfer is personally interest l,l' f- -rr- ~." rf .rt ~'-s l . t,st m tl. bidding is % constituent .~ Hf~. ritfaui-rf.. cIafrl-d ,r. Massachusetts finn which wos av ardeJ th" contract iS vperatin4 H. legally and in restraint "f trade
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
HE'S IN GRAVE TROUBLE.
Berlin Mar IS Arrested on Charge
 of Conspiracy.
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1 .IY0ciatcd Press DNbdtch
 NEW YORK. Feb G.-Hermau Herzberger. member of the firm "t Karplus & Herzberger. of GloverS- vile. N. Y. leather merchants. was arrested today ond hclo under Si".- nOo bonds for alleged conspiracy |" ..- i! ,r -.,aI-..i 70. ou. ,i '-r- sons duts. ir Is ciiinied the alleged .ousLlrsyy iv d.fraud tg, -.r@I. r'"ni out col customs dutN. V is claimed inc alleged frauds existed since 1909 to the present time. Hunzberger k a resident of Berlin. Germany. but does not business in this country.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
NEVADA HCWlS
Says Utah Would Gel Profits From
 Flynn Johnson Fight
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Associated Press DNPdtcG
 RENO. Feb 6.-Dccauec Of com plaint made regarding the proposed Johnson Flynn fight. Governor od6i, may asn the repeal of the law licenS- ing prize fights in the event a spe- cial session k called py him Com plaints come from Ell0 county that the proposed fight would entail large expense in policing and would bring notoriety to the state without com pensation other than the S1o0o fee Wendover is mentioned as the scene of the fight. It is a barren stretch oi sagebrush and the financial profit Dt the match, it is said. would go "a Utah
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
MUST KEEP THE BOOKS.
Nrits of injunction have been Issued
 Against Thirtes,. Defendants.
[ fss9curd Press DNpatchl

7. iSyoci1frd PrrSl Dispaichi
 TRENTON. tep. s.--HrpuJy Cnited = ~.tes uJr-aaf- .vIH be-'1 tomorrow tp serve vr-ts on rhr United states %ls. corporation and other defeu- i.uj- '.mo5 .n am order. >'ened hy Js.2. Gray and tH.d here this aft ,ruual uy the department of justice. The pr.r- were .~surJ (" restrain the United States steel corporation dn& twelve other defendants from de- stroy.E- hnoi~. papers and other ev- Id-pce th.,t might bc useful to thr government iu the disSoiuti'u suit against th- curuurat."u
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
STILL SEE SAVING.
Premier and Rebels Are Bargaining
 Just Like Yankee Traders.
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! 4SSociGfcd Press Dispatch
 PEKING. Feb. 6-A complete arni- sticc has been arranged. but the bar gaining between Premier Yuan and the republican leaders IS likely to continue several weeks before the court retires Anarchy in Manchurl is causing much concern. \ Japanese battalion has been moved into Muk- den. The Japanese legation declares this is the only change.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
WESTFALL GIVES BAIL.
Coils of the Law Seem Tightening
 About Former Phoerix Man.

IISSoCicfrd PrcSy DiSfdtch
 GUTIJIE. Feb. 5-Frarf We~t.rl ,Hc former SapIlpa banker who was brought back from Phoenix t1 ans Wer charges of irauduiert banking. -,.ye bond ir Che sun of s5.oon today .t.sn he gave bond in pfJthpma City where hr has been in jail for thre, weeks There are uine indictments against W-stfalI m Oklahoma m con uection with th- failure of the Creek Eankins and Trust company of Sa- uuIpa i1 1gtV
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
COMmISSION COMING.
British Officers will Decide on Es-
 tabiishn ent of Dock Yards.

.lsSociu,i Press DNtHcJI
 KINGSTON. F,h GA British ra- Nr' commission i~ coming tn JamHI-a u,NJ June rp report uu the .Hri-r- hiuty oi Ic-np'riug tH. dock H.~'s her, u view "r 're au.r,acniu- or- 'n!uS nf the P.raua canal
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
.REOERi IS ILL.
King was Seized Chill While
 Taking C.sto- "slk.

.4SS0cidfcd I.sEs -f
 "OPENHAGE' -.. ,- lk- ire lis customary walk .yla, ----g I'r-,1.'i. a. .'..I t,rJH ..T7..a "irili. H- --''frl.-i 2" tE- l.aia,.. aad u.S "roered to ned A bulletin to- night ~sy> his condition k satisfac- t"r,.
 LONDON. Eco. CA dispatch to the Daily Mai from Copenhagen says the attending physlcis-s report the kings condition rs serious.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
sUs UsG s WORD GOES
Go. srnrre ent Empioyes Who Strike
 W,Il Not 3e Taken Back

| I.1SSocidtcd Press DiSbdtchl
 WASHINGTON. Feb. 6-The war department will support Col. Burr's Co the employees of the Rocl; Island arsenal who refuse to work un- der the proposed time card system. Those who quit may consider their connection with the government at an end
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
FIGHT IN FLORIDA.
Both Taft and Roosevelt Delegations
 Will Go to Chicago.
1 l.ISsociafcd Prcss DSfatcill

1 .I0oCiatcd PreSS Dispatch
 PALATKA. Fla, Feb 6.--The re- ru5ican state convention split into two factions soon after it was called Co order here today. one body going to another hall where the delegates to the national convention were in- structed to vote for the nomination O. Roosevelt The other faction was instructed for Taft
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
CAN'T FIND STANNARD.
Missing Pomona Book keeper May
 Have Gone tc Mexico.
T.4Ssociafcd Press DiSbafchI

POMONA. Feb 6.-No trace Was found today of Earl s;tann5rd. book keeper for the Aerican National Bank here who is alleged to be short fif- ty thousand dollars in his accounts. Detectives believe he mas gone south into Mexico
Arizona republican., 1912-02-07
WAITE 4ouse =zcEpr,o4
Members O. -or-.ss- "-s -ceivsd
 by - and .c
.4elorr .,rbl

| .4cSor' .r racbl
 President aa, the White t'.--e ,r-. ~. members If .'it.--e- k the last u'.- "-- t,,r The series ril e'pes iJh q recep- t-h ly ty- army and Davy.