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Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
HANECY HAS HYSTERlA.
Says Senate Lacks Authority to Pro-
 ceed With Lorimer Case.
Associdfed Press Dispatch l

[ASSocidfed Press Dispatch
 WASHINGTON, Mar. 1.-An at tack on the senate's authority to act on charges against Senator Lorimer on the ground the case was disposed of finally at the last session of con- gross and the declaration that putting Lorimer on trial again is against the spirit of the constitution. were made in a brief filed tonight by Lorimer's counsel. Eldridge Hanecy. He con- tended if the senate decided against Lorimer it would be a great tempta- ton to use the case as a precedent for everything former decisions in the senate that would imperil the safety of the republic.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
ALL TEXTILE WORKERS
 OFFERED AN ADVANCE
Ranges From Five to Twelve Per Cent But It May he Refused
 by Strikers.
1Associated Press Dispatch


 LAWRENCE, Mar 1.-An textile mills with two exceptions offered the striking employees an advance in pay today or stated their intention of so doing. In most cases the mills an nounced the scale will be raised at least five per cent. In same cases the amount will be twelve per cent. The strike committee of the Independent Workers of the World voted to refuse the offer. About twelve of the eighteen thousand still on strike are affiliated with that organization. The Central Labor union, which represents many skilled craftsmen. met tonight but did not give out a statement as to its attitude. A party of strikers, in cluding children, left today for Wash ington where they will appear before a congressional Investigating commit tee.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
Winnipeg Legislator Brings Cheers When he Advo- cates Secession of
 the West
WARMLY SCORES
 EAST PROVINCES
Lawmaker Declares Defeat Of Reciprocity Was Di- rect Blow at His
 Constituents
[ AsSncinted Press DiSbGtch l

WINNIPEG, Mar. 1.-Wesiern Can ada was stirred today by remarks in the Manitoba legislature or William Motley. member for La Verandrye' that he would support a resolution looking to separation of the western from the eastern dominion. He charg- es that eastern Canada is deliberately trying to injure the western section by its defeat of reciprocity.
 No greater blow has ever been dealt western Canada than the rejec- ton of reciprocity" he said. The people of eastern canada deliberately set themselves to injure the west, and inside of ten years there will be much agitation in western Canada against their binding acts that nothing but separation will suffice"
 The remarks were loudly applauded
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
CANDIDATE CHAMP
 IS 0NE BUSY BOY
He Simply Will Not Desert Congress President Taft Continues to
 Make Steady Gains.
I Associated Press DiSbdtch1

WASHINGTON, March While the Taft forces were announcing the approaching of a speaking tour for Vice President Sherman in Oklahoma and the southeast today. Speaker Champ Clark's managers were issuing an emphatic statement that Clark will not accept outside speaking engage ments, because he did not believe the presiding officer should leave con gross while it is in session. His re- fusal to accept such invitations was made the basis of a statement by Clark about 'absenteeism," which he declared is the vice of congress.
 The Taft headquarters claimed to- day that many former supporters of Governor Johnson of California had turned toward the Taft camp.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
SENATOR HITCHCOCK
 GOES 0N WAR PATH
Charges Former President With Conspiracy to Aid and Abet The
 Panama Secession.
GAssoeiated Press Dispatch

[AMOcidtcd Press DlSPdtcHI
 WASHINGTON. Mar. 1.-The sen ate today adopted the Hitchcock res olution calling upon the president to send to the senate all correspondence and information bearing upon the ac- uuisition of the Panama canal zone by the United States Hitchcock, in ad- vocating the resolution, charged that former President Roosevelt particl- pated in a conspiracy to foment rev olution by which Panama was lost to Colombia and the zone became the property of this country.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
CUTTING IS DEAD.
Society Leader and Reformer Sue
 cunbs to Attack of Indigestion.
IAssOciQfed Press DiSbGtch1

IASSociated Press DiSbGtchl
 NEW YORK, March William Bayard Cutting. a well known lawyer, director in many corporations. leader of society and civic movements or this city. died tonight on a train as he was being brought home from the west He had been seriously ill from acute indigestion in Tucumcari. N. NJ. and started east on a special train He vas =. and Q leader in the campaign for the election of Seth Low. for mayor. and Jerome. for dis trict attOrne-.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
LOMBARD FOR RAIN.
Santa Barbara Will Woo Gentle Pat
 ter by Dynamite Route.

| IASSociafcd Press DiSPGtch
 SANTA BARBARA, March 1.-Be- cause of the long drought, with the resultant danger to crops, the cham Der of commerce today decided to conduct a cannOnading along the coast for two miles in order to in duce rain. The experiment will be tried next week, when dynamite will be exploded in aerial bombs and from cannon.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
FRANKLIN GETS HIS.
Jury Fixer Fined S4,ooo-WiIl be Call
 ed Against Darrow

| Associated Press Dispatch
 LOS ANGELES, March Bert H. Franklin. the detective employed by the McNamara defense. and who pleaded guilty to influencing juror, was today fined s4.00O. The district attorney recommended the amount oi the fine which he stated he would see was paid. He also announced in court that Franklin is needed as a witness in the forthcoming trial ot Clarence Darrow, charged with jury bribing
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
SANDOW IS HURT.
Famous Wrestler May Die As Result
 of Bad Fall.
GASseciaies Press Disbatchl

WICHITA, Kan, March 1.-ChicaSo Sandow, the noted wrestler, was in- jHroG seriously by d fall from She ring in wrestling match with Charles Delivuk of this city tonight The men men fell through the ropes into the chairs around the reporters table. Sandow struck chair across his spine and was picked up uncon- scious It was reported at the nos pital that he is in q critical condl- tion. Neither man had gained a fal when the accident occurred. the mater having gone 45 minutes. Dehvuk re- fused to claim the match.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ON TRIAL.
Healer In New York Charged With
 Illegal Practice of Medicine.

[ASSociafed Press DiSPdtchI
 NEW YORK, Mar. William yer non Cole. under indictment for the H. legal practice of medicine. was placed on trial nere today Cole was arrest ed in January and Christian Sclehtlsts all over the country regard the triiu as a test case.
 Mrs. Benzecry, a detective, said that on January 19 she called on Cole anu told him she had trouble with her eyes. Cole explained, she said, that there would be no medicine given ner' and that he would cure her by prayer alone. He charged fee. she said.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
WORKING OVERTIME.
Despite the Tax On Their Endurance Bryan's Vocal Organs Continue
 Their Usual Grind.
[Ass0ciaied Press Dispatch

TACOMA. March I'm an address tonight. Col. Bryan attacked Roose- welt, declared his opposition to q third term. consecutive or otherwise, rec commended La Toilette to his repub- lican hearers if they wanted ! pro gressive." and declared the Taft ad- ministration was unparalleled fol great reforms with which the presi- dent had no part
 He accused Roosevelt of changing front on the initiative, referendum and other progressive" measures. Sena- tor La Toilette. he said, was pro- gressive before Mir. Roosevelt learned to spell the word
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
CASE UNDECIDED.
Jury Disagreed Regarding Man Wno Practiced Christian Science Cut.
.[ASoc;afed Press DiSbdtchl

NEW YORK. March. 1.-The Jui! in the case of Vernon Cole, Chrlslidl II Science practitioner, charged wlth practicing medicine without license were unable to agree and were ois- charged. It is said the jury stood eight to four for acquittal. Great interest has been manifested In the ease as it was to test the right oi Scientists to apply the tenets Of theli faith to cure disease for pay.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
THREE-FiNGERED ONE.
Coal Miner Signs New Contract With
 the Chicago Cubs. [Associated Press Dispatch

CHICAGO, March l. - Mordecal Brown. pitcher. signed three-year contract with President Murphy. Of the Chicago Nationals late today. It had been reported Brown would not return to Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
WAGES GO UP.
Advance Promised Textile Workers in
 Several New England Towns.

fAssocidted Press Dispatch
 HAVERHILL. Mass, Mar. 1.-An advance in wages in the wooden mills here, North Andover and Franklin, N H., owned by w. T. Stevens Sons, was announced today. The amount of the increase was not specified.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
USES REVOLVER.
Crazy Negro Shoots White Woman
 and Then Kills Himself.
IAsSOcidfed Press Dispatch

IAsSOcidted Press Dispatch
 PORTLAND. March 1.-Intatuated with a white woman with whom ne had no acquaintance and to whom ne had never spoken, Stewart Coleman colored. tonight shot and serlouslN wounded Mrs. Kettle Whetstone as she was entering a store. Believing he had killed the woman. Coleman killed himself. The motive was eX- plained in a letter found on the body.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
NAM E GOES IN.
President Taft Sends Name of Dis tinquished Arizonan to Senate.

IAssociated Press Dispatch
 WASHINGTON, Mar. 1.-President Taft today sent to the senate the nom- ination of Richard E. Sloan, former territorial governor. to be United States district judge for the distric- of Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
NEW s. P. BRANCH'
Nevada To Join Rails With California
 Through Rich Country.
1Assotiafed Press DiSPdtchl

[Ass0tidfed Press DiSPdfcni
 SAN FRANCISCO. Mar Ut was announced at the offices of the South ern Pacific today that the company Is 1o advertise for bids for the constrnc- 7ion of the Fernley and Lassen branch to run northwest from Fernley, Ne vada to a point twenty miles north oi Susanville, California.
 The line is to be known as the ferh- lev Northern railroad and run through rich agricultural lands. From Fern- lev the road will be built through the Pyramid lake reservation. IL will De 124 miles long, traversing the Blg Meadows country and Hoey Lake val lev
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
HE'S SEVENTH
Leading American Author Passes
 Three Quarter Century Mark.

[Associafed Press Distdtchl
 NEW YORK, Mar. William Dean Howells. celebrated his 18th birthday here today Numerous friends called to whom the veteran author said he felt as young as ever, and is working as har as ever.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
GOING SOM E.

TAsSocidted Press DisPdtchI
 PAU, France. March 1. - Jules Vedrines driving 40 horsepower monoplane, established new worlds speed record today flying 1Ol 2-3 miles in an hour
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
WESTERNER WON.

[ASsocidtcd Press Dispatch
 KANSAS CITY. March 1.-Clarence Ferns. of Kansas City, won from Dave Deshler, of Boston. here tonight after ten rounds of fast fighting.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
SELF MADE MAN.
Nevada Loses Leading Citizen m
 Death Of 4. C. Pratt.
[ .4sSocidtcd Press DiSPdtchl

-4SSOCldfCd FTCSS DlAPdItHI
 CARSON. Nev. March IA. C. Pratt, one of the best known men in public life in Nevada died today after short illness. He was a former surveyor general of the state, and while he never attended school a day in his life, he mastered telegraphy. surveying and assaying, and was oft en called upon to expert the books of public officials. For number of years he conducted newspapers in Nevada and California.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
BOXING IN CHICAGO.
Mayor Harrison Favors Manly Sport"
 If Properly Safeguarded.
Associated PrcSS DiSbatch l

I [AssociGfed Press DiSbatch
 CHICAGO. March 1.-Mayor Harri- son has authorized a statement fav- bring the resumption of boxing in Chicago if it can be accomplished in such a way that the public can be safeguarded from fake fights and other explorations of interruptions promoters.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
HE'S FOR ROOSEVELT.
I IAssocioted Press DiSbatchl

HSS0CIdI9u TTFSS D''FU''"J
 CARSON, Mar. 1.--Governor Oo- die. of Nevada, today declared him- self in favor of Roosevelt for presi- dent. The announcement was made in connection with a meeting or tne republican state committee, which VIII be held in Reno tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
HAYDEN INTRODUCES BILL.

IASsociated Press DiSPatchI
 WASHINGTON. March 1.-(Spe- cialD alD-Congressman Hayden intro duced a bill in the house today granting the Fl Paso and Southwest ern railway right of way through Fort Huachuca.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
HE'S A TWO HUNGER.
Washington Freshman Develops 4oI
 Inches and Captures Record.

[Associdted Press DiSbdtchl
 SEATTLE. Mar. 1.-Harry Knox. the six-foot freshman of the University of Washington and a number of the rowing crew, is said by Dr. Hall. the physical director at the university to have the greatest lung capacity on record. 467 inches. The record was formerly held by a German named Von Boeckman, at 436 inches
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
DEFICIT REDUCED.
Government Only $2o,57o,o0o Behind
 Now-WilI Catch Up in June.-
4rS0ci0ted Press Dispatch l

[ASSocidted Press DiSPdtchl
 WASHINGTON. March 1.-Increas- cd activity in commerce due to the approach of spring has reduced the government deficit to $2O.5IO,oOO Treasury officials are relying upon the big returns from the corporation tax which will be paid during June to turn the deficit into a surplus.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
COAL PRICE DOUBLES.

IASsociated Press Dispatch
 HAMBURG. Mar. 1.--Because Of the British coal strike, prices of bunker coal here have doubled. There IS ht- tle coal available even at fancy prices.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
ONE DOLLAR MORE.
That is the Demand of the Caulkers
 and Shipwright's Union.
[ [Ass0ciated Press Dispatch

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 1.-More then six hundred of the caulkers and shipwrights' union struck today for an increase in wages of a dollar day The men said they would work for any firm granting the demands.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
DOES NEW STUNT.
Captain Albert Berry Makes Para chute Jump From an
 Aeroplane.
(Associated Press Dispatch 1

ST. LOUIS. March 1.-Captain Al bert Berry made a parachute leap out of an aeroplane today at Jefferson Barracks. After the aeroplane nae reached considerable height Berry slipped beneath the machine, climbed to a trapeze bar. cut the rope ane dropped. Soldiers carried him, aml' cheers. to Col Wood, commandant O. the barracks The aeroplane was driven by Pilot Jannus.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, Mar. 1.-Fifteen children of strikers of Lawrence ar rived tonight and were met by Rep reseutative Victor Berger, socialist.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
FOUGHT A DRAW.

[ASsociated Press DiSbatchl
 DAYTON. Mar. 1.-Battling Nelson and Sammy Trott fought fifteen rounds to a draw here tonight.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
NO PERSECUTION.
Christian Workers Said to Have
 Free Hand m Korea.

G.ASSocidfed Press DiSPdtchi
 SEOUL. Mar. 1.-No Christian mis- sionaries have been arrested in ko- req and reports of prosecutions are ab- solutely denied. according to an offi- cial statement issued here today.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
VAIL FROM WOODROW.
Wilson Sees Disaster in Opening ot
 The Panama Canal.
[ IAscncinted PreSS DiSbctch

TAssociated Press DiSbctchl
 DIES MONIES, Mar. 1.-Governor Woodrow Wilson tonight declared Tn a speech that in 1915, when the Pana- ma canal is opened it will become a great highway, not for the merchant marine of the United States. because, he said. we have none to speak of. but for the merchant marine of England and France.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
"WAR" REACHES CHINAMAN.

TAssoeidfed Press Dispatch
 CANANEA, Mar. LA small band of rebels appeared south of here to- day and robbed a Chinese rancher who escaped to this city. Hurdles were sent after the band.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
HAYNES GETS JOB.
Justice Morrow Appoints Him Tenn
 porary Clerk of District Court.
I [dssociated Press DiSPdtchl

4HSSOcldfeu FTeSS D49PuFVHI
 TUCSON, March 1.-Allan b. Jaynes. a newspaper man and former clerk of court here, has been ap- pointed temporarily clerk of the Unit cd States district court of Arizona. The appointment was announced pE Judge Morrow of the Ninth circuit co,irt who will organize the federal court in Phoenix Monday
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
DEATH OF M. z. ELLIOTT.
Associated PreSs DiSbQtchl

I J.FSyOCIUIEU ITESS DISPUILWI
 McKITTRICK. Cal March 1.-M. Z Elliott, of Los Angeles. formerly mining engineer at Clifton. Arizona was found dead in bed at a hotel here today
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
COUNT LEoREeoRe DEAD.

[Associafed Press Dispatch
 COPENHAGEN, March 1.-Count Ledreborg, former prime minister died today.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02
Forester Tells the Same Old Insurgent Story and John son Talks About
 Recall
USES AN ODD
 ILLUSTRATION
California Man Likens the Judiciary Recall to a Pis- tol-La Toilette Has
 Not Quit.
[ASsOciated Press DiSPdtchl

CHICAGO. March 1.-Addressing progressive meeting here today Clifford Pinchot, former chief forester, said the leadership of progressives has passed from Senator LaFOllette to Theodore Roosevelt. He asked the supporters of the Wisconsin senator to join the Roosevelt movement The mention of La Follette's name brought forth loud cheering. Pinchot said the ethics of public speaking prevented him joining in the demonstration.
 T am here to do all l can to aid in the election of Theodore Roosevelt. said Pinchot. Never before were the issues so closely drawn. On one side are those who do not believe all peO- pie capable of self government, on the other side are those who do. All men should forget their differences in the coming fight and stand for the principles of the progressiVes.
 Governor Hiram Johnson, of Cali fornia. also spoke, describing the pro gressive fight in his state. Speaking of the recall of judges. he said: Using the recall on judges is like pointing a pistol at a man. If he IS | frightened it is not a sign you have , made coward of him, for his actions show he always has been coward i He simply is a proven coward. The | judge is a public servant the same as any other man who is elected by the : people. There is no reason why they should not he subject to the will or the people When opponents to the
 recall says that application of 1t to iudges should sway them, then they are paving the judicial bench small :, tribute"
Arizona republican., 1912-03-02

MADISON. Wis, March 1.-Senator TaFoIlette today said he will continue in the contest as a candidate, for his weu-defined principles. and flor a definite program of legislation, winch. once enacted into law, will break the
 hold of privilege on the lhuusliiai life of the people and free them iron'
 the burden of imposed by thousahus
 of millions of fictitious capitalization. The senator reiterated that ne VIII mot halt or turn aside to ma an easy way" but is steadfastiy re- fusing to make any combinations with i any candidate. He said that after brief rest. he will be back on the ! firing line"
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