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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-11
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- 4ui 9sronIaHung Der 8eborben
bon Sadion gountp, Ep., tpurbe &c.
itern bier in ben Riles 9ool WortE
v9od" Robsrid Batter Gmitb untel
Der Intlase oss Rorbes perbaftet. 81
pirb beihuloigt, Bel Der Grmorbune
Dss ebemalisen Sberiffs BON Sadfor
Gountp. Rp., gbnarb Callahan, be.
tbeili9t sstpeisn gu fein. Mit ibm 5us
fammen itno in 9erbinbuns nit beTen
Woro feline gruDsr @Opon uno glilbo
Smith in ben 4n,laee5uitanb perisbi
fporbsn. Smith, Der felt 3tpei Mona.
ten bier anidiiis 1T. betbeuert feline I'm.
idulb.
- 5eiratbsitsin.: Dalsntin. Spp=
bai, "a, unb Rora Muen Clifton, 19,
beibs BON 9amiIfon; 0rant Greb.
prsu. 40, unb aatbrine glias, 35,
beios bon 9omiIton; 9<org 1rplins,
33, bon Cincinnati, unb Goitb 6oIben,
%. bon Mibbletoipn; @eorg Sbodep;
SO, uno Marp gtiao Brousbton, 43.
6eios BON Sspsn Rils; Jobn ginbbaz
mer, 26, unb Minnie Heece, 90, bsioe
BON Sumilton; 3usb Gresn, 10, unb
Warp aupihislo. Is. beibs bon 6a=
milton.
= 9eorg 9oan unb 96omas 5obbs
reihten etne SIuse sesen Mart unb
aatberine 9obbs fopie anbere Grben
I'm bieiigeH GsrI9t Elm. in tpel9er bic
9ldssr iih als grben bon gamma
9obbs, DsIdsr am 6. Dttober in
Wiboletoipn itar5, ausssb<n unb ben
BeiiB bes Ra6lafes perlansen. sic
eriu6en 5usleid um sinen GinbaIts1
befebl, um bic gertlagten su perbins
bern, bas Gisentbum gu perGubern
oeer gu belaitsn. Ribier @arb beipilz
ligte einen tempordren GinbaItsbsfebl.
- 4aron Slid, tpelher an @eiltess
ihpdde leioet, purbe geft.rn bon Dem
5ilfssSberiff mstealfs na4 bem Srs
renafpl in 3upton gebraht.
- Gtta Jobnion bat leonarb Sobn=
ION i'm bieiigsR Oeriht auf Mlimente
Dertlagt. Das paar beiratbete am
Is. Suli 1907 unb bat teine Rinber.
sic tlast ibn Der Werna9ldfisung
unb Mlibbanoluns an.
Der 13 Sabre aIte Willarb Ran
oaa Don Jadionburg fDurbe Der poliz
5ei als psrmibt gsmelort. Der 4nabe
oerlieb bas Glternbaus am MittnOd
unb fam tpdbrideinlih mad 6amiIton.
VI tonHtf bis jest niht gefunben Der=
ben.
Der farbise Raubsr Jrant
Smith, tpelfer Sobn Sheib nit einem
Nalirmeher bsorobtt uHb I'm ieinen
Rod unb So beraubte. purbe gejttrp.
WOrssn Mapor gsraub poroefi1rt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-11
Dattsn mMS 0euebne.

-ginbreder treiben in Canton ibr
ltnpeien. @eitern gtaft brahen Gin
BREEDER in bos Saus bes prof. We-
Ben, on Der 3errace Ipenue, Elm uno
itablen ben sstbalt elmer Gisfilte.
Brof. Wc8ep ertpafte llno feuerte
mebrere SdyiiiIe ab. Die 8auner lie.
ben ibre geute fallen uuo entfamen.
Die @BDaaren Dltroen ipdter I'M SO.
fe gefllnoen. - 8eriufle, in Die Bob.
nltng bon GiboIa5 gergtneper, go.
303 8ierte glpenue, l,uo Iebrolp' 5
,Sruhtlaoen ein3ubringen, ihlugen
febl.
= Ger 0uptoner Uednner Aub
rontinirte foleenDe 5tpei Sidets fiir
Die geamtermabI: 9laues 9ifet-
Gr1iioent, R. R. WcWurtrp; 0i5e.
Nrdiibent, ssreb. DIT; Sefretdr unb
Shasmeiiter. Sobn GhiIt; Girefto.
rem, 6. q. SapIor, Go 3eaer. 9fo.
tbes 1idet-BrGi. R. R. DtcMurtrp;
8Be-Brdiioent, Sranf Raparra; Se-
fretar rno Sfasmeiiter, 8eoree
aaib; Gireftoren, George Steiter
uno G. &. Maina. Gie @abl fiubet
Geute glberlo TAFT.
- 9us Reiultat Der Tag IaD"
Ginnubmen it, baB ieSe Der bier An
itoIteu je $373.73 erb1It, mas elmer
Sotaliumme Don $t494.92 gleif-
tomNt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-11

fam Jbr 0esetable COMPOUND ntbi gsnug
loben. sebe S5rau folts ss su lsnsr ,s:f
nebmen. S4 .mpfeble IS alt unn Sad5
fir 5rouenleiben.1 Mrs. 9mtl 9
Gum mmersgill, Spartbmcre pa. /
Baltimore, Mb. aWleine 9eibsu be-
eannen NIT benz 1erluit eines ainets uno
bate bier Wonate lang plutunGen. Die
@erjie iagten, Is iei cine Operation notb:
tpcnbie. i'd fiirhtete mid aber baocr uno
beiflob, Gpbia g. gintbam's Nesttobis
COMPOUND 3u probiren. Eie Weoi,iu bat
midi ,u elmer eeiunben Grau eemo6f uno
ih iible tort uno beforee meine eieent Nys
teit - Trs. !. n. qSidine, 1850 gar-
ecaHt Str, Baltimore, Nb.
Seitbem mir sorontireH, oab ale bon
nns per0fisntlibten 3susniiie edit ieier, III
Is ba nitt mebr tpte reht, ansunsbmen,
baB, ipenn 2ppid e. Itniban's Desetoble
COMPOUND bic Giecnidait beFsi, oieien
sSrausn an beifen, 10 rpiro IS aud ireenotir
ner anoersn Grau beltsH. bic tn slsiftr
Meife leibet2 .
Saqs Sic zines ipe5ielIen Natbs
fd,laas bebirfen, 10 freiben Sic
(pertranensooll) an bic 2gbia g..
Ginfbam Webieine &c., 2Drn, WaI.
Sbr Brief iuirb bon elmer fpeiblifen
Rerion seOffnet, seleien unb unter
benz siesel Der itrifteiteu @eri .smie.
oenbeit beanttuortet tperbeu.
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bic Sheioung bon isiner Jrau erlangt
tabe. 3rpet Grauen fpuen ibm Iebr
sugetban setpeien Iein. Coroner Or.
Wiie iaste aeitern, bab.er Nnes in fei-
nsr Wa9t tbun tperDe. um bic 5ooesa
uriahe feit5u tenen, 1T jeboh Der Nnz
fiht, ,odb Wtc2ean in einem epilepti@
ihen 9tnfal ieinen Sob fanb.
= Rep. 8, s. MsbeI, MiTitenss
prieiter Der ct. Nlopiius Rirhe, pur=
be bonn Rt. Reb. Biihcf Maes gum
pfarref Der ct. Graneis be Gales
Rtrhe in Gpte 8riuiante, bintsr Reps
port selegen, ernannt. DteIe Stride
trtrb am tommenben Sonntas einge<
tueibt peroen.
= Sm Stabtgeridt tpuroe seitern
Der San seeen gIem. Shulte ipegsn
Iertaufs BON Milb obne Grlaubnibz
i6ein bonn 9eiunobeitsamt aufgerufen,
Intpalt 8ert Simmons, Der Sdulte
pertritt, ertldrte, oab bas 9eiunobeits.
amt iih elmer WiBahtung oes @es
ri6ts i6ulbie mabte, als einen Sdfts
hefebl eegen S6ulte erpirfte, ba rid.
ter Sdrbeion sinen gtnbaltsbefebl 9ez
gen ben 9eIunobeitsratb erlieb, bic
grsinan3, bic bag abfiillen BON Milh
in 5laidsn porftreibt, burh5ufiibren.
gr iteute ben alntras, 'bab teine
Sdritte getban tpetDen follten, Bis Die
6ntIheioung oes 4ppelationsseridts
eintrifft. Der Jaa Duroe perihoben.
- Wil r8ua" 9Ooobu., Is Sabre
oIt. Der zines fdtperen 9ersehens be-
iduloist piro, purbe seitern Dem
Gountprihter Giearp porsefiibrt. gr
sriuhts I'm sinen GufidIub Der Ser
banblung, Der ibm gepGbrt Durbe.
DER San tommt am Somitag 5ur 8er>
hdnblunu.
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unb unter $4oO Biirsfhaft ben Grobz
gei1porenetl iiberipieien.
- Mdrn MtDermott itarb seitern
I'm gountp Mrmenbaus i'm Ilter bon
73 Sabren an ShDdde. sic itammte
aus Orforb, Shio, unD mar iett eli
Sabren in Der Mnitalt. MloDs geder,
elm anberer SniaiIe bes 5eims, Iiegt
am S4lasfIub iterbenstrant barnies
Der.
- alpbonIe pater, Glert oes Rom
trollratbes, purbe eeitern an Der 2.
Strabe uno Central Ipenue BON Ell
nem 3peirabfabrer getroffen unb auf
bas Strabenpflaiter eeihleuoert. Gr
tam nit elmer 9autabidiirfuns am
rehten Mrm bdpon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-11

ICtHHaItef SDtfeDluN pefthutI ltul III
20. 339 gprf srafe, aessniiber oem
Gpurtbauie, tuoielbit Reuisfeiten, an-
seigen n. I. ~. Els 10 ltbr 45 Wlinu-
ten Abenbs entgegcngenpmmen iuer.
ben. Ielepbun Spnth 24O1.
- gi,breher brongen IN Die Wob-
nung bon Dfifael u. Dtaion, gso
100 Sit 10. Strabe, nm 3 llbr ge.
tern Moraeru iitoem lie cine Stnter-
tbiire erbrahen. STE ihlid)en lid IN
oas Speiie3immer BON Woran nno
bef1usten elm eleftriid)es SuhlI6t
Woran errpahte lno nabnlen Die
9auner HeiBr,s. Sic nabnen Wo'
ron's geinfIeiber NIT S2S in gaar
nit Mebrere S6iiIie, peIhe ben
5Iiebeuoen ndheeianot tpuroen,
nerfebIten ibr Siel.
. - Gin prominenter Intpalt erflar.
te geIteru, baB Die Staot Die @oiiers
8oniumenten nidt 3tpingeu fam, fiir
@aIierme'ier 3u be3abIen, tpenn iie
oeren anbriusung geiesIih perlangt.
Die staot mub ben 2euten Die
Dieter" frei Iiefern uno fann MIR
fiir bas @aifer berednen, oas ourh
Cen Meter" lauft.
= 9eute fonrnt Die einbaltsflage
ron 5rauf 8oB sesen Wtapor 9urIep
unb ben Clifton Staotratb Dor Rid-
ter glngbIut I'M 9reisgerihte 5ur
8erbanolung. Gs bnn6eIt lid um tie
Hen ab5ugsfanal uno aenoerllns oas
Rioeaits an Der 8arnett StraBe.
Wapor SeImbolo erfldrte ge.
itern, oaB 0ie 9ebauptuns bes Yta-
pors Surlep bon Clifton, oaB Relu.
port cine gonbihulb BON $2,000,000
babe, auf Srrthum berube. Die 8oEo-
itp,Ib Heipport's betrage nur $991,.
600. gtepport gable 81 40 per 500
Steuern, pGbreno Clifton 70 Gents
per 500 Steuern lmo 90 Gents per
800 Sdullteaeru gable. CLIFTON babe
Gohere fseuerperiiherllHgsraten uHo
3oble mehr fir g9aiier ais oR ge.
mobner BON Getpport.
9ilp Straipn lpur6e i'm stabt-
eerihte ipegen Stehens nah Der
Waggie Gottie bent Ridter Butter
oorgefiibrt. Die 3eltgenausiagen er.
gaben, oaB beioe SSrauen perborgene
8afien batteu unb ipuroe jebe Inn
$25 unb Soften beitraft. Sn Grman.
gelung bes 8elbes nitBten lie nah
bem GefdngniB gebraft iperbeu.
= Srau CHARLES 8. Station, Gr1-
iibentin Der Campbell Go1lntp Sulna.
nitdts- -8eieaihaft bat einen 4ufrui
ergeben laiIen, baB Die Wtifglieber
lire Subitriptionen einienoen ionan,
oa 5ouos notbig iinb. israu Station
miro lid ON Wontag mad, Sn6ianc.
polls beee5en, nm Der 4onuention Der
almerican Sumane Soeietp bei5utpoD.
nen.
Rapor Or. auguIt SeIm6oIo
'rlleb geitern eine Rroflamotion,
oer5uiolge am samItas anIdBlid oes
Columbus .1ages uae Itdotilhen 81.
fieen geihloiier bleiben iolIen.
Am fontmettben Sonntag finbet
bic Ginpeibung Oct neuen ct. isran-
,is Sc Gales Stride in Cote Bril-.
!iante burh Rt. Mep. giihof 6. g.
Raes itatt 3ie neiteebenoiten gor. |
purben getroffen. Die
,erifueoenen fatboliihen Bereine per.
BEN cine Farabe bon Der ct. Stepba- |
nus Stride ai;s nn6 Cote griaiante |
,eranitalten.
- Charles Megerle erIanate einen
BdnerlaubniBihein fir elm 8rDeiitodi.
Ies gadlteinbaus on Der Maple slpe., |
mTlhen Der 8. uno Z. Strabe. So.
tenpunft $25O0.
2anrence Iisfin, goriiser oes !
'emofratiihen greflitip- -Romr,ittees, |
,rbleIt bon 8i3e-Gouperneur SIC.
Cernlott Elm Shreiben, baB oieier am
Il. Gftober eine Meoe baIten miro.
0te notbigen gortereitunqen peroen
!etrofien. |
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9ausr ben uabs,u
stp,i sabren bate id
glutunstn ane Die
asr,te iaeten, i1
miiTe mid einsr cps.
ration untsr,iebtnr
i'd ting ieoo4 on
qpbia g. pinfbom
Gontpohro
tiu,unebmtH naD 10
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gutter Geiunebeii. I'D
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Qer5le ra(@en
~ Operalionen.
Wa,rSe bird apbia 9. 8infbam's
geaetable Gpmponub 8erettet.

enartbmore, gsnn. - 4etit finf,sbr
sabren babe Id uniasbars Sbmsrstn seltiss
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Die Neppurt Office fir sas rGin'
einnatier &pIfsblatt" befinoet iid i'll
no. 339 gorf sraie, seseuiiber oem
Gpurtbauie, ,ppielbit Neuisfeiteu, an-
s.igen n. I. ~. Els 10 ltbr 45 Winu-
ten Abenbs entsegcngenpmmeu iuer.
ben. Ieiepbun Spnth 24O1.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
THE WEATHER

Arizona-Fair w Wednesday and Thursday. Not much Change in Temperature.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
STEPHENSON CASE
 HELPED OUT sOLONs
Senate Listens to Tiresome Reports to Shut Off Wrangle Between
 Williams and Hepburn.
1 Associated Press Dispatch l

[ASS0cidicd Press DiSbdtch1
 WASHINGTON. Feb. 70 The sen ate today made effectual use of the Stephenson case to prevent considera- ton of the bill authorizing the cree tion of d confederate conumeat in the ''Natioral Military park at Nicksburg. The bill occupied the second place on the calendar and Williams of AIiSSis- sippi. was prepared to move its con sideratiOn. Since the sharp till ten days aso between Williams and Hey burn Oyer the measure a number of senators felt that too nluCa sectional feeling has been displayed to permit it to come up again. The Stephenson tfrill oi ,bStru. ton. No sendt0r de- sired to speak on it but voluminous reports wcre called into play and their reading occupied almost tine entire session and were not concluded when the senate adjourned. Williams ac- cepted the situation philosophically HeyDuIh will call up the Stephenson case tomorrow in the hop" of gettinf d day named for voc.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
LONG TIME CONVICT
 MAY SOON BE FREE
Prison Doors Are Likely to Swing Open For Man Serving a Thirty
 Years Term.

[ASSociatcd Press DiSbatch
 NEW YORK, Feb. 2O.-Little head way was made today in determining whether Foulke E. Brandt. former valet of Mortimer Schiff was sen tenced unjustly to thirty years inn prisonment on plea of guilty of first degree burglary. Only one witness had been heard when clash between opposing cousel as to whether Schiff and his former counsel. Howard Cans be allowed to testify. caused Commits sioner Hand to adjourn the hearing to Tuesday in order to allow Governor Dix to pass in the matter. Counsel for Schiff urged that Schiff, Cans. and Mrs. Schiff be allowed to testify in order to secure Schiff's name and es- pecially the reputation of Mrs. Schiff from an imputation of scandal that has arisen. Maribeau Towns, counsel for Brandt, announced tonight that Brandt will be a free mGn tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
GOVERNMENT GAINED
 AN IMPORTANT POINT Several Telegrams Were Introduced in Evidence at Packers Trial Over
 Protest cf Defendants.
| tASSOcidted Press DiSbdtchi

| ASSOcidted Press DiSbdtchl
 CHICAGO. Feb. 2O.-The govern ment gained an important point today in the case of the ten indicted Chica- go packers. who are undergoing trial on a criminal charge for violation of the sherman law. when Judge Car penter permitted the reading to the jury of several hundred telgrams sent by Morris and Company to eastern representatives, urging them to se- cure the test cost price for fresh beef. The defense Objecsed, as the te1e- grams all were signed by typewriter, but the court stated as they were sent over the private wire of Morris and Go. they bore evidence of authenticity William F. Eplert, margin clerk for Morris. identified the telegrams as being those sent by heads of depart ments A number of the telegrams bore tn signature of l.. H. Hyman. one of the defendants.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
GOVERNMENT E READY FUR THE ]. FINAL CHAPTER District Attorney Miller Says He is Ready to Pro ceed with Dynamite
 Cases EVIDENCE IS
 ALL ARRANGED Trials Will Come Shortly After March 12, the Date Set for the Arraign-
 ment
EVIDENCE IS
 ALL ARRANGED
[ASSOcidtcd Press DSbdtchl

ASSOcidtcd Press Dispatch
 INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 2O.-United States District Attorney C. w Miller received word today that most oi the fifty-four men indicted by the federal grand jury in connection with the alleged dynamiting conspiracy all over the country, would come t0 Indianaolis for arraignment March r.. without rotest But few de- fendants had indicated an intention 10 fight removal To this jurisdiction. II. W. Legleitner of Denver former member of the executive board of structural iron workers. arrived to- day, and was released on bond He is charged with abetting J. j. Me Namara and Ortie McManigal in dynamiting and also with having once appeared in Indianapolis carry ing a suitcase filled with nitrogly- cerine which he brought from Pitts burg"
 Miller also indicated today that the government is ready to proceed with the trials.
 We are ready to go right ahead "''ii 'Iit u 'dlS' ilc SdIu. hluCll evidence has been put in shape. il will require no more preparation on our part The question whether the defendants will be tried singly. in groups, or as a whole lies within the discretion of the court. and not with the defendants It is hardly likely much delay will be allowed be- tween the arraignment and the open ing or the actual trial
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
Provision to That Effect Will be Included in one of Appropriation
 Bills
REPUBLICANS ARE
 READY TO HELP
On the Other Hand There Will be Difficulty in Get ting Around the
 Rules.
1 ASS0cidfcd Press DiSbdfch1

WASHINGTON. D. c. Feb. 20
 Democratic members of the house committee on postoffice and post roads have agreed to incorporate in the appropriation bill provisions for general parcels post. It was also agreed the general domestic rate shall be twelve cents a pound for d maxi mum package of eleven pounds. This is the present international parcels post rate. They would also provide that rural parcels post rates be five cents per pound and two cents for each additional pound.
 These provisions will be incorpOr- atod in the bill which will be re- ported to the house next week The decision was reached after long con sideratiOn. It is reported tonight that some republican members of the committee would approve the recom- mendation that the bill pass the house. Members of the committee, however. expect to encounter some objection on the ground that new legislation is proposed in the appro priation bill. They are discussing now how to get around these Ob- jections under the rules. Secretary McVeagh sent to congress the esti- mate of the postmaster general that $40O, ,0O0 will be needed for operating the postal savings banks during the next fiscal year in addition to the half million appropriated last year.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 21, 1912
s'':AN0T HAD BETTER
 OF IEh-ROUND SCRAP Pair of Plugs Entertain Crowd at the New Orleans Mardi Gras
 Last Night.
iSSOcidfed Press DiSbdtch

Associated Press DiSbdich
 NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 2O-Joe Mandot was given the newspaper decision at the end of ten rounds tonight over Pal Moore of Phila- delphia
 It was q fast and furious exchange from the second round to the finish. Moore was accorded the third by a wide margin. Jabbing stiff lefts to the face and stomach and uppercut- ting with stinging rights rocked Man dots head. Mandot came back strong in the fourth. Twice in the fifth Moore caught MandOt on the jaw by swinging back hand blows. Both missed swings just before the bell and fell. Both bored in in the ninth exchanged hard swings to the face and jaw and kept fighting at the bell until several seconds later they were separated The tenth brought them together in a clinch Mandot breaking away hit moore In the stomach and face repeatedly without return. Mandot was in much the better condition at the end of the fight
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
COLUMBIA PROBLEM
 CONTINUED TODAY
United States May Have to Pay Heavy Indemnity if Case Goes to
 Arbitration.

[ASSOciated Press DiSPdtchJ
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.--Whether it be dangerous. from the standpoint of facing an enormous indemnity yer dict. for the United States l.. submit to the Hague tribunal the claims of Colombia for the Panama canal zone k a ques:Icn the Eocsc Cpn'mittee on foreign affairs is t. CT siIcl before making a report tD congress Of its in- Vestigations of Colombias claims. The hearing was continued today. w D. Hall, of New York, summed up the evidence which. he declared, nded to prove that former president ROOse- welt took the isthmus in violation of treaty obligations that the Panama revolution was fomented by this country. and that Colombia is en- titled to reparation.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
Stupendous Jokes Are Sprung When the Duty on Soaps is Under
 Consideration.
CHEMICAL BILL
 READY TO PASS
Vote is Deferred, However, On Account of the Presi- dents Reception
 Tonight.
[,ASS0ciated Press Dispatch!

.4SSOCldTeU ITeSS DtSPdtCH! WASHINGTON, D. C.. Feb. 20.- The democratic chemical tariff re- vision bill was agreed to without change in the house tonight when the committee of the whole concluded work on the measure. No final vote was taken but the bill will be passed. The agreement reached between Un- derwoOd and Mann defers final vote so as not to interfere with Presi- dent Taft's reception tonight.
 The days debate took a facetoGs turn when Minority Leader Mann charged that the bill increased the duty on vanilla Harrison. of New York in charge of the bill, retort- td that ordinary vanilla is derived from clover on which the duty actu- ally has been reduced by the bill Mann attacked the soap section and declared the democrats have raised the duty on ingredients of common soaps. We can't expect democrats to be interested in soaps, Mann said They consider all soaps un- necessary b1xuries" Harrison replied that some republican households need great deal of soap" Sullop. (demo- crat. Indiana) insisted that Mann was fighting free soap so the repubI- cans can go back and soft soap the people.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
MAY CALL THEODORE.
Pennsylvania Man Wants Contribut
 inr Editor as a Witness.

IASS0ciatcd Press DiSPatchl
 WASHINGTON. Feb. 20.-Roose- welt as a witness in the Ray case was one of the possibilities developed to- day by the investigation into the charges against Major B. B. Ray, army paymaster. 'I favor calling Roose- welt and everyone who has had any thing to 'lo with the retention of Ray in the army declared Representative Diefenderfer, of Pennsylvania. q mem Der of the committee making the in vestigation. We ought to know if Roosevelt used the same tactics in this case as he did in fomenting the Panama r'volution. Tr. committee expects to go to the ton whether it be the chief of staff or the president of the United States.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
GILL IS NOMINATED.
PopIe Change Their Minds About
 Recalled Mayor of Seattle.
rAss0ciated Press Dispatch l

TASSociated Press DiSpdtchI
 SEATTLE. Feb. 2O.-Eariy return from the city primary election indi- cate that Hiram c. Gill. recalled last year for alleged misconduct in office, has been re-nominated for mayor by large vote to run against Thomas H. Parish, the business mems" candidate. Gill and Parish will contest the office for election March D. G. r. Cotterill, single tax and municipal ownership candidate seems to have run third and slightly ahead of Wells, a socialist. If the ratio of the early count be maintain- ct Gill will poll thirteen thousand more votes than Parish. The social ist vote is expected to be about ten thousand.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
THEY MAY LOBBY.
This Privilege is Formally Extended
 to Employees of Postoffice.
[AsSOcidted Press Dispatch

[ASSocidted Press DiSPdtch
 WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.-Demo- cratic members of the house commit tee on postoffices today decided to incorporate an amendment in the postoffice bill nullifying the eXecu- tive order of November, 1910. which prohibits postal employees from adVo- eating legislation before congress. Lloyd of Missouri, said he intended to introduce a measure granting per mission to all government employees to join labor organizations. and the right to etition congress for redress Of wrongs
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
AkIN'S ACT.
New York Congressman lndulges in
 Cheap Bit of Horseplay.
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 WASHINGTON. Feb. 2O.-Akin. of
 New York the only independent re- publican" member of congress. deliv- cred today a speech without words against democratic chemical tariff re- vision. He walked up to the speak CTS table solemnly disclosed a pla- card. which he placed against the clerks desk. It was headed An Ob- ject Lesson on the Fall Dinner Pail" and showed q pail of 1900 whose sides were bulGinG and another of 1912 with the sides indented.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
WE WILL PROTEST.
Democrats Will Make Us Pay More
 For Silk Stockings.
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 WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 70 The ways and means committee in- tends making wearers of silk stock ings and other expensive imported apparel make up for what the gov ernment will lose by free sugar. The sugar free list will cost the treasury sixty millions a year Saturday the committee will consider taking the duty off sugar and putting it on stockings and other fancy things. Underwood said the sugar bill will be reported in a few days though the terms are unagreed upon.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
SUBURB RAZED.
Seven Negroes and White Baby Are
 Killed by Tornado.

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 SHREVEPORT. La, Feb. 2O.-Eight persons are dead and about forty in jured as the result of d tornado which swept through the western outskirts of Shreveport late today. The dead are negroes with the exception of a two months old baby of A. J. Man helm, whose home was demolished. The baby's body was found a block away from the residence. number of negro cabins were destroyed on the outskirts of the city and on nearby plantations. No damage was done to the city proper.