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Arizona republican., 1912-08-05
Police Commissioner Makes Related Recommendation for an Investigation of Charges of Collision Be
 tween Gamblers and Cops
COURTS SOMETIMES
 AFFORD PROTECTION
Detectives Are Said to be Close Upon the Remain ing Two Gangsters Who Actively Participated in Murder of Rosenthal.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIspArcHl

NEW YORK, Aug. 4-Police Com missioner Waldo in a statement to- night about the recent murder of Her man Rosenthal, the gambler recOm merded q thorough investigation of the charges regarding the alleged con nection between the police and the gamblers.
 At the same time he declared, gamb- ling can exist only because gamblers can obtain what amounts to protection from the courts and he asserted that the gamblers do much to corrupt the election work of the political parties that place judges on the bench.
 It is reported that detectives are close on the trail of Lefty" Louie "Gip the Blood" the two remaining gang men sought in connection with the murder.
 The detectives are confirmed in their suspicious that Grip the Blood" and Louie were with "Whitey" Lewis at the Cats,,ills where the last named was arrested.
 AnOthec phase of the case which may introduce the United States into the case is the charge tat the activities of the gamblers under the protection of the police included white slavery"
Arizona republican., 1912-08-05
HE NEARLY TICKLED
 SWEETHEART TO DEATH
Girl Caused His Arrest CT Eve Of
 Wedding.

HARON, Penn. Aug. 4.-Instead of leading his fiancee. Kate Roth, to the altar today. Richard Bem was led to the Allegheny County Work house to serve three months on q charge of assault and battery. The warrant for his arrest was obtained by Miss Roth.
 The couple obtained license to be married today. Rich:srd called on his sweetheart last night and they were having a friendly fro'ic when Richard playfully twisted the sirPs arm out of place.
 Kate cried and Richard thinking she was ''foOling" tick!cn her to make her laugh, continui7s despite her appeals, until she went into mysteries.
 Kate later obtained q warrant ;oT her lovers arrest and at the near ing before Justice Gilbert IL was brought out that Bern came near tickling his sweetheart to death.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-05
BURGLARS ARE
 GETTING BUSY
The Vermont House and a Private Residence Were Entered Saturday Night, Cash and other Valuables Taken.

Two burglaries were reported to the police yesterday in both of which the thieves thus far have got the best of it. One was the theft of about s200 in cash and a check for $67.50 from T room in house on the corner of Ninth avenue and Hadiey street. The check was drawn on the Valley Bank and was No. 2452. issued by the American Light and Water CO. by M. R. Keffe in favor of Voie Bushnell. It was dated August 3. and there seems to be no clue to the identity of the thief
 The other burglary was committed at the Vermont house on Madison street also on Saturday night. It was not learned how much was taken of val uable nature but there is a suspicion that the guilty party is a Mexican namde Garcia, who could not be To- cated yesterday. He is of light com pleXion for one of his age, speaks Eng fish fluently and is a waiter by trade. carrying a union card. He is believed to be between p and 2S years old, is five feet seven inches tall, weighs 175 pounds. is smooth shaven and wears a blue suit of clothes. He also had a watch with a gold filled hunting case and the name of Glenn D. Stark was engraved on the movement.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-05
It is Expected That the Formal Nomination of the Colonel Will Be Made on Wednesday the Decks Being Cleared.
TAIL OF TICKET
 IS YET IN DOUBT
Disposition to Reticence Among the Leaders Who Pretend That Nothing Can Be Determined Until the Delegates Have Spoken.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-The national progressive party will be formally launched tomorrow at noon in the Coli scum. Vkere a little more than a month ago Taft was nominated on the republican ticket Between HOO and 1900 delegates are expected to partici- pate in the convention
 On Wednesday, when all the neces- sary preliminaries of the national con vention are disposed of, they will rati- fy the nomination of Roosevelt for president
 Roosevelt was tentatively placed in nOminati0r at a meeting here the last night of the republican convention when his followers laid the foundation upon which tomorrows convention has been built
 Who will be the nominee for vice president has not been determined Few leaders in the city will discuss the subject Cf d running mate for the colo mel, saving it is 3 question to be sett- led in the convention, as the delegates deem best.
 On every hand there is an appar- ent purpose by the convention leaders to defer announcements of any char acter whatever until the convention shah have assembled and the delegates have been consulted. So far only the names of the temporary officers of the convention had been given out.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-05

 NOW IN SIGHT
But There is a Probability That Congress Will So Fix Things That Appro- priation Bills Will Be Held Up.
I ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHl

WASHINGTON. Aug. 4.-Congress will begin tomorrow what is expected to be the last fortnight of the present session An adjournment by August 15 or r is confidently expected. The postponement of the Archibald inn peachment trial until December 8, cleared the decks of the Senate for a speedy finish.
 Uncertainty exists about some of the appropriation bills The determination to abolish the commerce court and place a seven year tenure office in civil service law has aroused antagOn- ism which may bring about a veto of bills appropriating money for the sal aries of federal employees.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-05
PREDICTS B|G
 IMMIGRATION
H. K. Behn Says a World of California People Will Be Here This Winter. Se- cured Steel Contract from Chandler.

Henry K Behn of the Phoenix Warehouse Go. has returned from q two weeks visit in Los Angeles and nearby points. Though he had bit of pleasure out of the trip it was devot- ed mainly to business.
 His most important transaction was in closing a contract with Dr. A. J. Chandler for one hundred tons of rein forcing steel which will be utilized in the construction of the Chandler hotel and other projected buildings on the Chandler townsite, which are to be built of reinforced concrete. MT. Behn says actual construction will begin about the middle of September.
 MT Behn also says the Phoenix Warehouse company has secured the agency of the Fairbanks Morse com pany, for it's lines of gasoline and oil engines. scales, trucks etc, which are already we'll known in this state.
 Speaking of present and prospective good times in this valley MT. Behn says he is much gratified at the way busf- ness has kept up during the present summer and is more than pleased with prospects for the coming winter. He says that unless everybody he met in California was in a conspiracy to de- ceive him. there will be such an in Aux of people here the coming winter as the town never saw before. It looks good now, it will look still better lit tie later.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-05

DEAD BODY OF MAN B.
 FOUND IN RIVER
Probably Owner of Camp Outfit Found at Fish Creek Some
 Months Ago.

A telephone message was receiv- ed at the office of the sheriff yes terday saying that the body of d man had been found in Salt River opposite the mouth of Fish creek The discovery had been made by Ivy Crabtree and some companions.
 It was added that the finding of the body threw some light on the discovery in the same locality about three months ago of a couple of pack burros and a camp outfit the owner of which could not be located. It is believed now that the owner has been found.
 A message had been sent to the coroner at Mesa and also to the here. It is supposed that the death was caused by drowning and that the body was caught by driftwood and so prevented from floating down the river and the freshets which have oc- cured since the discovery of the camp outfit.
 The telephone message said nOth- ing of the condition of the body eX cept that it could not be identified
Arizona republican., 1912-08-05
SOME vACATIONISTS
 HOMPWARD BOUND
Messrs. Dittmore and Adair Are Al.
 ready Here.

Blackstone Adair and Dallas Ditt- more returned last night from an extensive vacation on which they set out a little less than two months ago. It was about the most extensive jaunt taken by any of the vacation ists of Phoenix this season except a favored few who went to Europe.
 Messrs Dittmore and Adair left here about the middle of June. They were going to New York but they stopped a short time in Galveston to visit acGuaintances after which they took steamer for New York. Having seen as much of the me- tropolis as they cared to look at they turned their faces westward again, toward Galveston.
 On their arrival at the Insland city the second time they found that their modesty had deprived them of a good deal of attention on their former visit The authorities would have bestowed considerable recognition upon them if they had known who they were. Tn the meantime, the authorities had been informed, so that the visitors were received with some formality when they disem- parked from the steamer and after that they were made the guests of the city during their further stay
 They were accompanied on their return to Phoenix by heriff Jeff Adams. Today. or tomorrow they will be questioned concerning burglary which took place at the residence Of tax payer. one MT. Graham living north east of the city. The burglary was so coincident with their departure on their vacation that some imaginative persons have as- sociated them with it. There are lots of people in this world who make trouble for others by always trying to put two and two together so as to make four.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-05
ENTERS
 SKULL 0F GIRL
Child May Die From Odd Accident
 a. Play.

LYNN. Mass. Aug. 4-With a wooden penhOlder pushed into her head about five inches and leaving only quarter of an inch prot ldir g. Bessie Risman, the three-year- -oli daughter of MT. and Mrs. Barnet Risnan, was rushed to the hospital this morning for treatment, and t is now feared the child will not recov- CT.
 Bessie and her five -year-old sister were playin, when in some way the sister overturned small bureau. which struck the younger one ing the screams, the mother r,lshcd to the little ones, and disc rVered what she supposed was a splinter of wood near the left temple When she was unable to pull it out a doctor was called. and on his advice the child was taken to the houspital.
 A part of the skull had to 5e re- moved before the penholder could be taken o-t.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-05
AN ULT|MATUM
 ID HIS PARTY
On Eve of Starting to Chi cago, the Colonel Says He Will Run on No Plat form Except That of His Own Making.
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPArcH1

NEW YORK, Aug. 4-The NatiOn- al progressive party must accept Roosevelt's political doctrines if he is to be it's standard bearer. He said late today as he started for Chicago that he would insist upon making his confession of faith" to the delegates before the platform committee makes it's final report, and that he would not accept the nomination on a platform he did not approve.
 According to present arrange ments, Roosevelt will deliver his speech on Tuesday This plan he said was satisfactory to him as at tha time the platform committee will not hare completed it's work.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-05
CHINESE PROVINCES
 SUPPLYING MONEY
They Are Opposed to the Foreign
 Loan.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-While negotiations for a three hundred million dollar loan are deadlocked the provincial governments of the new Chinese government are sup plying funds for it's conduct by con tributing sums which viceroys for merly supplied to the old dynasty
 Word comes to Washington that the provincial governments are op- would place China completely under the domination of foreign powers.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-05
END ALMOST AT HAND

MEXICO CITY. Aug. 4.-Encour- aged by General Saniine's success near the eastern boundary of SOno- ra and relying upon General Huerta to wage an energetic campaign against the rebels with the army that drove them back from Ba- chimba government officials believe that by the end of the week Pas cual Orozco will be seeking hid ing place or begging amnesty. De- sertions are reported to be numer- ous and increasing.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-05
As Result of Federal Ad-
 vance from Two Sides General Salazar Has Probably Been Obliged to Evacuate Casas Grandes.
OROZCO'S MOVEMENTS
 INVOLVED IN DOUBT
It Seems Certain That He Will Shortly Abandon Juarez. The Rebels Seem to Have Been Shut Out of Sonora.
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPArcHI


 JUAREZ. Aug "A train bearing eight wounded rebel soldiers arrived here carly today bringing verifi cation of the report that a battle was in progress yesterday at Cor ralitos. d few miles north of Casas Grandes. A small group of rebels from the Casas Grandes garrison fought all day to protect the railway against a federal force of strength unknown to them. The train. com ing from Casas Grandes. picked up the wounded along the railway.
 The rebel endorsements sent out from Juarez failed to arrive at Cor raIitos. the train returning here. It is the belief at rebel headquarters here that General Salazar, who at the last reports. occupied Casa Gran dcs with a thousand rebel soldiers, has evacuated the town in the face of the federal advance from the south and north. His route of ne cessity will be over the wagon road leading to Gallego, a pont to the cast on the Mexican Central railway, and due south of JuareZ.
 On reaching the Central right of way. which has been disrupted be- tween the city of Chihuahua, and the border. SalaZar will either move north. joining Orozco here. or Oroz- co will move south to join Salazar
 Orozco still says nothing regarding his next move. although he admits he expects to evacuate Juarez soon.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-05
PREDICTS DOOM OF PIE. Chicago Maker Declares It Is Losing Popularity With the Masses.

CHICAGO Aug. "A representative of q pie making concern here succeed ed in stopping proposed increase in his companys taxes yesterday, wheh he appeared before the board of re- view. an;1 pleaded that pie is losing its hold on the American people.
 There has been no expansion of the pie making business in the last year, he told the tax reviewers. Tt has de- creased in popularity with the masses. It's place is being taken by fruit, ice cream and salad as luncheon dessert" "
 The reviewers did not raise the com pany's t2 Xes.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-05
BUSINESS GOOD
 WHILE II LASTED
Chicago Society Burglar Collects $25o,-
 900 Worth.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

CHICAGO. Aug. 4.-After twenty four hours work the police today com pleted an inventory of art treasures, bric brac, jewelry. silver plate. other articles stolen by Jacob F. Guthrie, the alleged society burglar and forger, now under arrest. It is anoupced that the plunder recovered is estimated to be worth $250000
Arizona republican., 1912-08-05
THE TAFT FAMILY.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. Miss Helen Taft, Robert Taft. daughter and son of the president and Mrs. Taft left tonight for Glacial Nation al Park. after a day spent here the guests of President and Mrs. Geo. F Vincent of the University of Min nesota and Miss Isabel Vincent who was a schoolmate of Miss Taft
Arizona republican., 1912-08-05
ON "sMokERs, sILIv

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4-Sol Son
 theimer of Hartford had hearing to- day before the senate finance com mittee in favor of the Mclean Reilly smokers bill" The hearing was se-
 cured by Senator Mclean The com
 mittee took no action on the bill.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-05
BEY OF TUNIS VISITS PARIS.

PARIS, Aug. 4.-The Bey of Tunls arrived here today oE an official visit, during which he will attend the great military review at Longchamps on the day of the national fete. This year the review is to be especially imposing.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-05
TO IMPORT AUSTRALIAN MEAT.

BRISBANE, Austrla, Aug. 4-An Anglo American combination has purchased a site on the Brisbane river for the election of packing houses to cost $1,750.000. They are to have capacity for 500 cattle and 5000 sheep daily. It is hoped that a considerable chilled meat trade will be developed with America on the completion of the Panama canal,
Arizona republican., 1912-08-05
IN pIRIeIBLE SIXTEEN HOURS.

PARIS. Aug, 4.-The scout dirigible balloon Genet carried out brilliant sixteen hour voyage last night. The balloon ;scended from ssyies- Mou lineux at o'clock in the evening and returned this morning at 10:30. Nine passengers were in the gOndola.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-05
WILSON'S TREASURE.
He Will Probably be Chas. R. Crane
 of Chicago.
rAssocIArEp PREss DIsPATCHl

SEA CURT, Aug. 4.-Chas. R. Crane, the Chicago wealthy banker and sup porter of La Toilette in his campaign for the republican nomination, may be tbe treasurer of the democratic na- tional campaign. Wilson had the name of Crane under consideration.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-05
FIREFliES SAVE ELECTRICITY

MILLER, III. Aug. 4-The town board of this little city ordered the electric light current turned off last night because of the visit of millions of lightning bugs. They decided the flies furnished enough light without taking money from the town treasury.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-05
TURKISH CHAMBER
Vote for Dissolution of the Depu-
 ties.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcHJ

CONTANTINOPLE, Aug 4-The cabinet and senate held a secret joint meeting today and voted for the dissolution of the chamber of deputies on the ground that the present extraordinary session of the chamber. being a continuation of the previous session. having completed it's term. nov elaoSes.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-05
FINISHED THE JOB.
Coloradan After Shooting Four People
 and Burning Hotel Suicides.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH l

LA JUNTA, Colo, Aug. 4.-George Bellew, who Friday night shot four people and burned down a hotel at South Platte. committed suicide three miles from here today
 He had been pursued from Rocky Ford by a sheriff and posse He took his own life after he had been wounded twice ana brought to bay behind a haystack.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-05
SALAZAR IN FLIGHT.

FL PASO. Aug 4-The movements of the federal and rebel armies south of here. together with the plight of the American colonists in the trouble zone. occupy the interest of American officers at this point A party of thirty men from Colonia Diaz arrived today at Hachita, N M. Colonists from the Juarez and Dublan colonies are expected to reach the border tomorrow.
 4 report has reached the United States secret service that General Salazar. with a thousand rebels, evacuated Casas Grandes with two groups of federals. largely outnum- boring the rebel forces, in pursuit
Arizona republican., 1912-08-05

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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-05-03
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to Miss Lille Cary, a niece of Mrs.
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Strobe departed for short honey
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they arrived the latter part of last
week, to take up their abode among
their Welsh friends. The JOURNAL
congratulations to Mr.. Strobe
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-05-03
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