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Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
Delivers a Strong Speech in Los Angeles Last Night in Defense
 of Taft
PAYS RESPECTS
 TO ROOSEVELT
Says "NeW Nationalism" Is Like Other Nation alism That Caused
 Civil War

LOS ANGELES, May 9.-Tn a speech here tonight before the South ern California Taft association, Sec retary Knox vigorously injected him. self into the California presidential primary campaign. This was Knoxs first utterance of a political nature since his return from his Central American tour. He strongly defended Taft from attacks by Roosevelt
 whom he attacked as a man prompt
 ed by the Whims of imperious ambi-
 tions, vanities, and mysterious anti
 pathies," and as one who would
 break the rule of his party, of his
 country, and own solemn word to gain the seat of his friend" The
 new nationalsm' of Roosevelt was
 termed by the secretary as violent
 an assault upon the autonomy of the
 states as the new nationaism of 1861
 was upon the integrity of the union."
 In refutation of Roosevelts claim
 that President Taft is unfit for re- election, Secretary Knox referred to
 the Roosevelt utterance of 1908 in commenting Taft as d true friend of reform, and a true foe of abuses" Referring to RoOsevelt's claim that Tafts campaign is being conducted by bosses Knox said: President
 Taft can reply that Roosevelt sought and had their support in his cam paign of 1904 and that in many places now his campaign is in the hands of rejected and dsaffected bosses whose political offenses smell to high heaven" Knox discussed at some length the record of achieve ments of the Taft administration
 It is well we are not all agitators." | he declared competing in a mad struggle for nOtoriety, or flashing our i selves into blind fury over the 1 thought that there is some evil. | which is not true. Someone must
 stand serene and steady above the storm of conflict and agitation. and 1 it should be an inspiration to all 1 sober Americans to contemplate how admirably President Taft is doing 1 SO'
 1 The secretary spoke at a dancing ] academy and had to compete with the Shriners' parade. His remarks, how
 ever were interrupted many times by 1 cheers. Former United States Sen ] ator Frank F. Flint, in introducing | Knox, made a reference to Roosevelt | and there immediately was cheering.
 T am glad to hear you cheer the
 name of Roosevelt he said, because
 he has been a great statesman"
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
GOVERNOR NAMES co M |SSIONE R
Las Vegas Man Will Succeed Reno Editor Who Was Dismissed
 by Mr. Oddie
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CARSON CITY, May 9.-C. r. Squires, of Las Vegas, was today ap- pointed commissioner for Nevada to the Panama Pacific exposition by Governor Oddie. Three more com missioners will be named in few days to replace the old board which was disrupted by the dismissal of Commissioner o. R. Morgan, and the resignation of the other members Morgan, who is editor of a Reno newspaper. criticised the San Fran cisco papers for giving scant space to the Nevada ceremony of selecting site for buildings. as compared with that given Oregon, which occupied the same day Governor Oddie de- manded Morgan's resignation. II came along, together with those ot the other commissioners.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
CONFERENCE HEARD
 MISSION REPORTS
Also Addresses on the Same Subject Were Delvered-Bishop Cues
 ton Comes Up Today.
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MINNEAPOLIS, May 9.-Reports and addresses concerning the work of the Women's Home Missionary so- ciety and the Board of Foreign Mis- sions occupied the attention this aft crnoOn and tonight of the Methodist Episcopal general conference. Accord ing to reports both organizations have progressed during the past four years The Women's Home Missionary SO ciety in the q years of it's existence has accumulated property worth $2, 36O.244. which is used for home mis- sions' hospitals. The work of the sO- ciety is done among the southern whites, negroes. Mormons. Indians immigrants, and foreign population ol the large cities The question whether the negroes of the south shall be given a bishop of their own race vii be settled by the conference tomor- TOW
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
CALIFORNIAN STARTS
 ID MAKE PIG IRON Will Attempt to Operate Blast Fur naces by Use of Water Gen
 erated Electricity
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 9 - The first carload of pig iron ever shipped out of California, and he first lot of commercial pig iron, electrically smelted anywhere, left Shasta county today for Salt Lake. The ore was mined at the Pitt river, close to a shelter, which now has a capacity of twelve tons daily. Another furnace is being built. Heat is generated by electricity transmitted from a water driven power plant The pro- cess has been perfected by scientists of Stanford university, after six years experiments. California is rich ir iron ore, but short on coal and the cost of importing coal made blast furnaces unprofitable The company now believes it can compete with any eastern concern.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
Pitiful Attempt to Smirch Governors Character Brings a Sharp
 Reproof
BASES CHARGE
 UPON A LETTER
Following Attack Core spondence Is Published at Gov. Harmon's
 Request
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsrArcuI

COLUMBUS. May g. Charges
 made by w. j. Bryan that Governor
 Harmon's campaign manager in 1908 attempted to buy the votes of Ohio
 delegates for Harmon. who already
 were instructed for Bryan. brought
 out today a hot denial by he goVer-
 nor. and q demand if Bryan had any
 letters bearing on the case. it is his duty to publish them. Accordingly committeeman for Ohio. later today
 made public a letter written in 1908 by Michael Devanney/ of Cincinnati. and addressed to State Senator F. r Dore. of Tiffin. and which seeming ly instructed Dore to see the dele gate of his district. and ascertain if they could not find their way clear to vote for Harmon No names of delegates were mentioned in the let ter and Garber refused to make them public. Devanney, at Cincinnati to- night, made an emphatic denial he had ever tried to buy votes for liar mon. while acting as his campaign manager for governor in 1908. He did not deny writing the letter. how ever, but said; When Bryan says l attempted to purchase delegates in Ohio for Harmon, he is telling a plain. unvarnished lie, for never, di- rectIy or indirectly, was any attempt made by me to purchase delegaes for anybody"
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
NOT YET OVER.
Danger Continues to Menace the Peo
 ole of Lower Valley.
IAssoc1Arrn ppEss n1spArcHl

NEW ORLEANS, May 9.--The res cue of many marooned persons and the discovery of several small breaks in the levce were features of tOday's flood situation in the lower Mississippi val ley. Railroads in the vicinity of Nor ganza were paralyzed by water. Ref uges continue to pour into Baton Rouge and other concentration camps.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
DIXON'S STATE
Taft Makes Cleanup in Biggest
 County of Montana.
TAssoCTATED PREss DTspATcH1

BUTTE, May 9.-The Silver Bow county republican convention. incIud- ing Butte, today elected siXty-five delegates to the state convention in structed to vote for Taft It is claimed the county holds the balance of power in the convention.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
THEY HAVEN'T SIGNED
Taft Candidates in California Are
 Not Pledged to Him.
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPArcH1

SACRAMENTO. May 9.-It was discovered here today the twenty six Taft candidates for delegates to the national convention are not pledged to vote for Taft if they are elected. In the case of Roosevelt, LaFollette and all the democratic candidates the delegates have signed n pledge to vote for the man of their preference, but in the case of Taft delegates it was found they have not signed any pledge. The matter of signing the pledge is merely per missive and not mandatory and so has been of little importance.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
UNIONS CHARTER IS
 REVOKED BY FREEL
President Takes Drastic Action When Body Of Strikers Refuse to
 Obey Ills Order.
[AssocIATEn PRESS DESPATCH

CHICAGO. May 9.-President J J. Freel, of the international Union of StereOtypers, took drastic action today in the matter of the local sterOtypers who struck in sympathy with the pressmen. and who refused to return at his order. The charter of the local union was cancelled by Freel, thus leaving all sterotypers outside the un. ion ranks There was not much dis order today as the result of the strike. one man reported he had been beaten on a North Side street car because he was reading morning paper while going down town to work
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
SHRINERS WILL END
 FESTIVAL TONIGHT
Parade, Band Concert, and Ball Will Be the Closing Features of
 Great Event.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

LOS ANGELES. May 9-Twenty thousand persons witnessed the drill of fifty Arab patrol teams at Lucky BaldWins famous Santa Anita race track, Arcadia today. Imperial poten- tate w. j. Cunningham of Baltimore presented each team with a loving cup At the conclusion of the drill all the Shriners were guests of local Shriners at banquet Tonight the last of the electrical parades were given. and tomorrow the floral pa rade. band concert and a grand ball in the evening will conclude the thirty-eighth annual conclaave.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
SOME CHANGES.
Tariff Board and Commerce Court May
 Have to go.
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WASHINGTON, May 9.-The house today passed an amendment to a pend ing bill providing for the abolition of the commerce court and the restoring of all powers it formerly possessed to the interstate commerce commission. The bureau of foreign and domestic commerce is to ,lisplace the present tariff board
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
ANOTHER MATCH
IAssoc1ArEp PRESS p1sPATcHl

NEW YORK, May 9.-Geo. Me Donald, manager for Matt Wells, an- nounced today the papers have been signed for a match between Sid Burns. the English Welter- weight and Mike Gibbons of St. Paul, at Madi- son Square Gardens May 21.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
SEVEN INDICTED
Men Are Charged With Fraudulent
 Use of the Mails.
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1spArcH1

BALTIMORE, May 9.-The federal grand jury has returned an indict ment for alleged fradulent use of the mails against seven officers of the Potomac Refining company, a con cern capitalized at a million and a half dollars. Misrepresentation in the sale of stock is charged.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
BILL IS AMENDED.
Eight Millions Are Added to Rivers
 And Harbors Bill.
TAssocIATED pREss DIsPArcH7

WASHINGTON, May 9.--The river and harbOr bill passed by the senate today. was amended to carry eight million dollars more than the house bill. and making a total of $34, 900, 000 The principal senate increases Were for the Mississippi valley.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
THE WEATHER

Arizona-Fair today and tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
40 MAY FIGHT
Will Meet Mcfarland if Latter Con-
 sents to Conditions.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcHl

SAN FRANCISCO. May 9.-Tom Jones, manager for Ad Wolgast has the lightweight champion will accept the offer of fifteen thou sand dollars for a fight with Packey at Madison Square Gar den June l, if the Chicagoan weighed in at 133. three hours before the fight
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
MINTS WILL STAY

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH
 WASHINGTON. May 9.-The at tempt to abolish hints at San Fran cisco. Carson and New Orleans was defeated in the house, 92 to 61.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
PICTURE TRUST?
That's What Attorney General is
 Trying to Find Out.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcH1

IASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHJ
 WASHINGTON. May 9.-Geo. w. Wickersham, attorney general, in vestigating to determine whether there is a motion picture trust, heard representatives from several film companies today who demonstrated their patent features with the use of their machines.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
IT WAS TOO WARM
Connolly Climbed Through the Ropes
 to Escape Punishment.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

FALL RIVER. May 9.-At the end of the fifth round of a scheduled ten round bout between Packey McFar- land and John Connolly of Scotland, Connolly climbed through the ropes to escape further punishment lie was disqualified.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
TEXAS RESULTS
Wilson and Roosevelt Get a Majority
 of the Delegates.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

DALLAS, May 9-With twenty counties missing the returns give the following results: Wilson 355, Har- mon 148. Clark 4. contested l, un- instructed 25. Wilson's majority in the state convention. 43. On the re- publican side with tWenty-seven counties missing. Roosevelt has 79, Taft 49, uninstructed A, contested l3.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10

THE REPUBLICAN
 Fair, Candid, Straight | forward-A newspaper for all the people.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
HE SHOT HIMSELF
TAssOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHJ

PLACERVILLE, May 9.-Gilbert Cook, sheriff of Eldorado county, committed suicide today by shooting himself in the chest with a shotgun He had been Respondent because of illness.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
ROOSEVELT WINS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

KALISPEEL, Mont, May g. Roosevelt carried the presidential preference primary held here today, to 1. over Taft The La Toilette vote was small
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
GUN BOAT SINKS
But it is Only Gunboat Smith, the
 Prize Fighter.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcH1

NEW YORK, May 9.-Jim Stewart of Brooklyn defeated Gunboat Smith of California in a ten round bout here tonight.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
NO EARTHQUA AK E.
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MEXICO CITY, May 9.--Reports of an earthquake here today wnich have reached the United States are without foundation
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
Orozco Is Bringing Up His Artillery in Prepara tion for an Early
 Assault
FEDERAL FORGE
 HAS MUTINIED
Men Refuse to Go Into
 Battle With Rebels and Are Placed Under Arrest
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPATcHl

MEXICO CITY, May 9-General Huerta reported tonight to President Madero on todays engagement, as follows
 "I have the honor to inform you the troops of this division under General Rabago, which left camp last night, obtained a victory over the main body of rebels who are attempt ing to entrench themselves in the ranch called Saragossa. The advance guard of the enemy was first sighted there and an engagement begun at once, TWenty-two dead have been brought in, and twice that number wounded, all rebels. The field has not been gone over since the battle, which closed at D. m. The rebels were seen carrying wounded from the field in two automobiles. These are supposed to be rebel leaders"
 Later. Huerta placed the total re bel loss at 90 killed and many wounded The federals lost two kill ed and seven wounded
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10

JUAREZ, May 9.-ACor ling to Co., lonel Pascuale OrOzcO, ST. father of tn general said there are 5000 rebels around Bermejillo and 5000 federals. A courier from the front brought dis patches. it is stated here, that General Huerta's foderals had warle'l off the rebel skirmishers with artillery fire. Huerta himself is well in front direct ing operations.
 The political situation here tonight is unchanged. Emilio Gomez denied he IS a prisoner There are many re0t' leaders here who asserted that Gomez s days as provisional president are numbered They say Gonzales Enrilo, at Chihuahua is the real power behind the throne. and that he probably will prevail upon Orozco not to accept Go mez The enmity between Enrie and Gomez is well known. OrOZcO, how ever. it is stated, is too busy now with military affairs to give any considera- ton to civil governmental matters.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10

COLUMBUS May Ex-Governor
 Harmon today sent a telegram to
 Wm J. Bryan further denying
 charges made by Bryan at FindIay. yesterday that friends of the gov ernor tried to purchase Bryan dele
 gates in 1908 Governor Harmon said: T repeat no one .authoriz- ed by me or with my Knowledge or consent ever tried to purchase dele gates. l never heard of such a thing except through your statement yesterday. At the date you mention 1 I had accepted the nomination for governor and was making no effort l for the presidential nomination. If you have any letter showing what you say, why don't you publish it?
 The people are entitled to the facts,
 and I wish them to be known"
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10

FL PASO. May 10-Direct wire communication with the front of the federal army near Bermejillo was established at o'clock this morning Griday). General Huerta, from an improvised telegraph office in rail- road car, talked over the wire with Mexican Consul Llorente and Albert Madero of this city. The latter is an uncle of the Mexican president.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10

REBEL FRONT near Bermejillo, May 9.-Skirmishing between the van guard of Orozcos rebels and Huerta' s federals continued for several hours today through a cyclone of wind and dust on the desert plains in front of Torreon. the objective point of the rebels
 Operating from Escalon, which is used as the rebel base, Orozcos forces continued today to tighten their cor don around the heavily fortified out posts at BermejillO and Mapimi, both less than 20 miles from Torreon. Though there was much sllirmishing today. no real battle had been fought up to 500 D. m. The federals behind the entrenchments refused to take the bait put out by the rebels. anl did not leave their position. OrOzcO put in the day bringing up artillery, so as to be ready to support his infantry in a gen. eraI assault which he believes win re- suit in the capture of the federal pO- sitiOn, thus driving the federals into Torreon for their final stanl. Just when the long expected battle will be fought is probIematical but 1t will not be fought until the investment of the besieged stronghold is complete. or the federals change their tactics and come out which today they gave no indica- tion they intended to do.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10

DENVER. May 9.-Eighty- seven recruits were sent from Fort Logan to Fl PasO today where they will be used to reinforce the Twenty second infantry.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-10

EAGLE PASS, May 9.-Four hund- red federal volunteers mutinieI near Monclova. Coahuila, this morning, re- fused to go into battle, and were fired upon by other volunteers. Later the mutineers were surrounded by loyal troops, disarmed and held as prisoners of war. Monclova, 100 miles southeast of Torreon, is federal base of opera tions against a large band of rebels in that vicinity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-20
AVoWEo ANARCHIST IN COURT.
Says II Was Plight for Schrauk TO At
tempt to XIII Roosevelt.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov lo.-With William 5.
Graham. United States naturalization in
spcctor, representing tho government six
applications for citizenship were cousd-
cred in Judge J. 4. Howclps division or
the district court today. Three applica-
fions were granted. two were continued
and one was denied,
Pcler Mex Boodrootas. a native OF
Greece. lost at least ono opportunity 10
become an American citizen because OF
his almost hopeless ignorance OF Ameri-
can institutions The dignity OF the court
was subjected 10 4 severe strain b. the
applicants answers 10 ordinary uucs-
,ious. When asked what the United
states congress was for he replied that
u was for Taft. While quite sure mat
he knew the exact meaning OF tho word
kill" Boolsroolsas thought il was quite
light for Schrauh to attempt the life Of
Colonel Roosevelt. He also declared his
belief In the doctrines of anarchy.
The applications OF Alfonso Albert Rob
crt of Italy; Marinus Van de Graff, Jr..
of the Netherlands, and Joseph Slynlan
younes OF Syria were granted. Ine ap-
pllcaIions OF James Mccullough of Ire
land and Franc GottIleb Albert Behling
of Germany will be taken up at a later
date.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-20

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-20
ATTORNEY TAKES
ISSUE WITH CLUB
Argues That City Will Bene-
fit by Granting Long
Term Franchise.
Special to The Tribune.

Specie TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov. l9.-Attorncy Z. A.
Boyd. representing the eastern capital-
lists who are seeking 2 fiftv-s-ear gas
franchise In This city. has taken issue
with the members OF tho Weber club In
their stand against lonS-tcrm fran
chlscs for public service corporations.
Since the application WAS flied with the
city commissioners. the officials OF the
Ogden publicity bureau. Weber club
orgs nizatiop. have openly protested TO
the commissioners against granting a
franchise for term exceeding twenty
live years.
1T is my opinion that the members
Of The Weber club are not working for
the best interests OF the city when thev
so on record opposed Ia finy-ycar
franchises. declared Mr.. BOYD today.
"lt seems 20 me that since they desire
eastern capital TO become interested in
this city they should not discourage at
tempts OF eastern people 20 invest money
here.
'"rhc people represent have $500. oOo
ready TO invest in Ogden providing tho
franchise ls granted, and the work OF
installing the gas plant and system
would be started as soon as the ground
puire several years before the PROPOSE
ton could be placed on a paving basis.
twenty-five years is not long enough.
although | Go not say that my people
would refuse n franchise for that length
OK time, providing il could he renewed "
The Ogden attorney is OF the opinion
that since bis company has promised a
reduction a nearly one-third jn the
present price OF gus, the matter Of fran
chise IS one which Is entitled TO the
consideration OF the people OF the city.
He is also anxious 10 escure an early
decision IN tho matter that orders
may he placed for the necessary ma
terias. 1t was anticipated that the
commissioners would take some action
m pir p,.a ING
las; night. but they failed TO consider
the matter