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Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
SILVER GOES UP.
Alleged Corner on the Metal Has
 Materially Increased Price.

ASSOciGtcd Press Dispatch
 NEW YORK. Feb. 9.-The price of silver touched s01s on the local mar ket today. the highest since 1907. The quotation of 69 cents for February. 1907 stands as the record price of recent years. Authorities in the fi- nancial district credit the rise to Op- erations of a powerful syndicate in India. The Indian governments sup Ely of the metal for coining is said to be low. and large pooling oper- ations are said to be under way with the purpose of selling to the mint when demands for coinage become pressing
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
.H|hzEMkA APPROVES
 PLAN FOR FEDERATION
Official Of BoiIermakers' Union Says Gigantic Organization Would Put
 an End 70, Strikes.
T.4ssocidfcd Press Distdtchl

TASS0cidfcd Press Dispatch
 KANSAS CITY. Feb. 9.-Albert Hin zeman. vice president of the Interna- tioral Boilarmakers union, in speak ing of a plan to organize all railroad shop employees west of the Mississippi into one body, said he had known of the movement for some time but he lad not been notified of any official action. He said he knew March had been tentatively agreed upon as the date for a general meeting in this city.
 "A gigantic organization of all un- ions will do more to prevent strikes than anything else" he said. Each Of the various unions on each roal west of the Mississippi have g separ- ate branch. and each local will send 9 representative to the meeting"
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
CHEMICALS NEXT.
Democrats Will Hry to Fix Tariff on
 Toilet Articles.

[ASSOcidtcd Press DiSbdtchl
 WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-The demo- cratic bill to revise the chemical schedule of the present tariff :aw will he presented to a caucus next week. It has been decided to report the chemi- cal schedule ahead of the sugar sched- Ule. Its consideration in the house will probanly follow the disposition Of the militar. and agricultural appropri- ation bills. The bill increases the du- ties on many toilet luXuries and de- Creascs thos" on chemicals in common Use.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
TElEGRAMS WERE READ.
Jury Made Acquainted With Defend
 ant Company's Correspondence.
fsSOciafcd Press DiSbdfchl

ASSOcidtcd Press DiSbGfch
 CHICAGO. Feb. 9.-Fifty telegrams sent to representatives of Swift and company in eastern cities by the To- cal house. giving instructions regard ing shipments and margins. which the government declared tended to show prices were fixed at the Chicago of- fees. were read at the packers trial today Many of the messages were in code and had to he discipered Defendants counsel objected to the telegrams but Judge Carpenter allow ed them to be introduced.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
NORWAY MINISTERS
 QU|T THE CABINET
Statesmen Get Huffy Over Question of Language and Have Retired
 From Their Jobs.
| ASSociGfcd Press DiSPGfcf :

1SSOCIGfCd Press DLSPGtcEi
 CHRISTIANIA. Feb. 9.-The resig- nations yesterday Of the ministers of foreign affoirs. justice. commerce, de- f,nse and public instruction. were due to their opposition to the movement to make the peasant dialect Norway's literary language. The movement has been enthusiastically supported by Premier Eonow, who in a recent speech characterized opponents of the change as fanatics. This incenssd the conservatives and liberals in Storthing who with d majority of authors and scientists. favored the retention of the modified Danish tongue as the literary language of the country. They asked the premier to resign anl when he re- fused they gave up their portfolios.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
HE IS TOO SICK.
Morse Will Not Seek Revenge on Those Who Fought Him.

f.4sSocidfcd Press DiSPdict
 NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-The report that C w Morse. convicted and pa roIed bank wrecker. intended to re- enter Wall street and get revenge on those who fought him in the finan- oial world was denounced as ridicu- lous by his son, Harry. tonight.
 My father is too sick man for anything like that" he said
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
THEY HAVE RESIGNED.
IASS0cidted Press Dispatch Directors of United States Express
 Company Give up Their Jobs.
ASSociatcd PrcSs DiJbdfcd i

[ASsOcidtcd Press DNbGfcdi
 NEW YORK, Feb 9.-Three jirec- tors of the United States Express com pany resigned today. They are A. D. Bcardman, C. II. Burritt and C. II. Crosby. Tne latter is also the general manager. Their places will be taken by representatives of the Hartman in- terests. which are now believed to be in control os the Wells Fargo company. No one will admit a merger of the two companies is probable.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
WANT AN OCUllST.
Eyes of the Celebrated Kimmed Claim
 ant Will be Examined.

[ASSocidtcd Press DiSPGtchl
 ST. LOUIS, Feb. 9.-Lawyers for the plaintiff in the Kimmel case today attempted to have an. oculist examine the eyes of A. J. White, known as the Kimmel claimant. in the presence of a jury in the United States court. Councel for the insurance company object until company physician be present. The examination was decided on for Monday.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
CONFIRMS REPORT.
Railroad Men Will Attempt to Form
 Gigantic Federation.
GASSOciatrd Press Dispatch l

I lASSociatcd Press Dispatch
 SALT LAKE. Feb. 9.%W. F.. Rhodes, president of the local fedora ton of the Hartman shop employees. confirmed the report from Chicago that a union of all employees of the technical departments Of western rail- roads will be considered at a confer ence in Kansas City March 4. He ad ded the plan was to include engineers. firemen. conductors, switchmen and brakemen as well as snopnen. The first demand. he said. will be for rec CgnitiOn of the federation.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
NAVAL OFFICER DIES.
Succumbs to Pneumonia Few Days
 After His Marriage.
I4Ssociafcd Press DiSbdtchi

[ASSOcidtcd Press DiSPdtchi
 LOS ANGELES, Feb. 9.-Lieuten- ant-commander Samuel E. Thomas. U. $. N. died this afternoon atter brief illness from pneumonia. The officer was married on sick bed Wednesday to Miss Grace Mellus, d prominent young society woman Of this city The wedding had been planned as a brilliant society affair. He was a son of the late Rear Ad- miral Charles NJ. Thomas. and was stationed at Mare Island navy yard.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10

EAGLE PASS, Feb. 9.-A troop train of Mexican soldiers is now on it's way here from Saltilla. IheN VIII be met here by United States troops which will escort them to El fdS'-
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
STILL AT LARGE.
Murderer Of Little Goldie Williams has
 Net Been Captured.
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TAssoeiafed Press DiSbGtch
 GRAND ISLAND. Feb. 9-Attempt to decOy Margaret Lay, 1S. school girl near Hastings. by a man who later gave the name of McAdans, added to the excitement over the murder of Coldie Williams in this city. Two ar rests were made today but failed to produce the murderer.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
THEY'LL GET NOTICE.
State Lawmakers Will be Told to
 Assemble March 13.

IASSOcidtcd Press DiSPdtct
 GLOBE. Feb. 9.-Governor-elect Hunt today instructed Attorney Gen eral Bullard to draft a proclamation calling the first legislature to con vene March 1S. Hunt will sign the proclamation immediately after his in- aUgural Monday.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
JAPAN IS LAND HUNGRY.
Some of Its Statesmen Want Another
 Slice Fron, China.
HSSOciafcd Press Dispatch l

TOXIC, Feb. 9.-NatiOnalists in the Japanese Giet today made strong plea for further acquisition of Chinese territory b. Japan. declaring now is the opportune time. Baron Uchiia. former foreign minister, in replying stated Japan did all it could to aid countrymen who sought to extend it's holdings in China, but that policy will now have to he abandoned for fear of cruising trouble over the question of neutrality.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
PROTESTS ARE MADE.
Pen And Pencil Makers Say Tariff
 Will Ruin Them.
I [ASsociatcd Press DiSPGfchl

IASSociatcd Press Dispatch
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The senate finance committees public hearing on the steel schedule today brought H. w. SchlOss, of New York, representing manufacturers of braid, who told the committee the proposed reduction on steel will ruin braid men. Other wit nesses protested against reductions on Steel pens and lead pencils. saying the reduction will benefit only foreign iourned until Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
WILL BUILD FORT.
Work on Panama Canal Fortress Will
 Begin immediately.

TASSocidtfd Press Dispatch
 WASHINGTON. Feb. 9-work on the great fortress on Flamenco island. which will guard the Pacific entrance to the Panama canal. will be started immediately under orders issued by the war department today. The de- fense will comprise 1i-inch guns. and the heaviest of sea coast mortars.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
THERE'S NOTHING NEW.
Arrest of Dynaniters Will Not Come
 Before Next Week.

[ASSOciGted Press Dispatch
 INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 9.-NO devel- opments in the dynamite conspiracy case may be expected before early next week. according to United states District Attorney Miller.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
ATTENTION, THEODORE.
Here is Arcther lab Aimed at Your
 Candidacy.

[ASSocidted Press DiSPGfchI
 WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-Senator Reed of Missouri. announced today he will introduce a resolution Monday barring any man from holding the of flee of president of the United States more than two terms of four years each Also. filling of an uneNpired term is to count as one full term.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
AMENDMENT DEFEATED.
Democrats Object to Increased Ap-
 prooriaticn for Aeroplanes.

IASociafcd Press Dispatch
 WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-Republi- cans of the house today tried to have the S75.OOO appropriation for aero planes increased to $125.000 but the democrats defeated the amendment.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
NOTHING TO SAY.
Magnates Met But Failed to Discuss New Peace Arrange
 ment.
[ASSOcidfcd Press DiSbdtchl

CINCINNATI O.. Feb 9.-After a long conference tonight Chairman Herman Ban Johnson of the Ma tional baseball commission, announced that while no new peace agreement between the major and minor leagues had been discussed. yet nothing had reached a point where it could De given the public.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
SMALL OVERSIGHT.
Li' Artha Forgot to Return License
 Slip to Officials.
[ .4SSocidfcd Press Dispatch l

[ASSOcidtcd Press DiSbdtchI
 PITTSBURG. Feb. 9.-Looking over old dockets today. clerks in the mar riage license office discovered that John A. Johnson, better known as Jack Johnson. heavyweight champion. had received a marriage license Jan uary IS. 1911. No return slip has been returned to the office. The licence was issued to Johnson and Etta H. Duryea. white, who gave her residence as Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
HE HOPES ITS TRUE.
New Japanese Minister Looks With
 D:sfavor on Exclusion.
[ASsOcidfed Press DiSbdfch l

HONOLULU, Feb. (. Niscount Stemi Chinla, newly appointed Japan csc ambassador to the United States. arrived here today on the steamer Shayo. In an interview he stated he had been notified by wireless that the provision for the exclusion of Japan ese had been eliminated from the Dil- lingham treaty.
 For the continued amity of the two nations, I hope this is true,' he said.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
IT WAS A LONG CHASE.
Man Followed Twice Across Continent
 Before he Was Arrested.
TAssociated Press Dispatch l

TISSOCidtcd PrcSS DlSPdftHI
 SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 9.-After chase of SIX thousand miles across the continent twice, Paul H. Martin, To- cal attorney. was arrested here today on a charge of forgery involving $500 said to have been committed two months ago.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
MINER FOUND DEAD.
All The Facts Indicate it Was Case
 of Suicide.

1 THSSOcidtcd Press DlSbdfcHI
 PESCOTT. Feb. SD. Townsend, a mining man of McCabe. was found dead with a bullet wound in his head in cabin or his claim today. All indications pointed to suicide. He was the son of John Townsend, famous as an Indian fighter in the early days of Arizona"
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
GOING UP!
Woman Announces She Will be Can
 didate for State Treasurer.

[ASSOcidtcd Press Dispatch
 SALT LAKE, Feb. 9.-Mrs. Margaret z. Wichter, twice elected county clerk of this county, announcei today she will he a candidate for state treasurer.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10

KINGSTON, Jamaica. Feb. 9.-Twa Cubans were arrested today an board the steamer Tagls and charged with the theft of $20.OOO from the postoffice at Santiago. Cuba. The entire sum was recovered the police have set eN- tradition machinery in motion for the return of the men to Cuba.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
COLQUITT SAYS
 IT MEANS DANGER
Affairs Are Still in Bad Shape In Southern Re public and Many Mexi- cans and Americans Are Leaving Country.
T.4ssociafcd Press Dispatch l

| Associated Press D!SPdfCH
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. Feb. 9.- Diplomatic complications arose today between the state of Texas and the United States government on one side and the Mexican government on the other, which temporarily. at least. will not allow Mexico 10 move any troops oyer American territory in con- nection with the revolutionary dis turbances. Secretary Knox made fur ther inquiry tonight from Mexico through the American embassy al Mexico City. asking the specific pur- pose of the military expedition Tor which permission is sought to travel from Eagle Pass to Fl PasO in order that points in northern Mexico from which the rebels have cut internal communications may be reached Governor Colduitt. of Texas. notified the state department in a message to- day that residents of Fl Paso feared that the rebels in Juarcz might r@- sist the entry of troops from the American side and that such action might precipitate a battle endangering lives and property. The secretary replied that no permission VIII bc granted without careful scrutiny. ln- dicati0nS are that the incident Mlil be adjusted in a leisurely and dIp!n- rnatic manner Advices here are that no troops have started on the pro- Dosed expedition. and none will do so until the question has been de- cided The state department has nracticanv completed arrangements
 ss aNnE treasury department to notify customs officials and the war department and it's border patrol that the troops lnto northern Chihuahua for general mi!i- tary movements there.
 FL PASO. Feb. 9.-Messages re- ceiyed today by Juarez officials con firm the reports of demand by Vasouistas for the surrender Of oJin- aga and the refusal of General De- l91us Sanchez. the garrison com uander. Coyame. a small town west of OUnaga is reported in possession Of the Vasquistas
 Wire communication between Juarez and Chihuahua was restored today according to General Manager liar ris of the Mexican and Northwest ern. Many American and Mexican refugees from the interior arrived TO- dav on the regular train from Chl- huahua. No serious outbreaks are re- ported.
 EAGLE PASS, Feb. 9--A troop train of Mexican soldiers is now on it's way here from Saltilla. They VIII be met here by United States troops which will escort them to Fl PaS'-
 MEXICO. Feb. 9.-A slight m- provement in the revolutionary siula- ton is indicated today by such oI- ficial information as is made pubic but the press dispatches add long list of uprisings. The most spectacn- lar report today was that Boca D'i Monte. where British subjects nave large interests. was sacked by repeIS who later footed Esperanza, few miles away. They dynamited ana robbed the Mexican railway safe. Both towns are in the state of Pue- bla.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
MADE BIG HAUL.
Postal Clerks Get Away with Pack
 ages Containing s3o,ooo.

TASSocidicd Press DiSPdtchl
 SANTIAGO. Cuba, Feb. 9.-Two registered packages containing sSO,- OOO have been stolen by two postal clerks. The money was consigned to Spanish hank in Havana The clerks are thought to have taken ship for Jamaica.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
MEXICAN FORCE
 CANNOT TRAVEL
 THROUGH TEXAS

Diplomatic Tangle Must Be Strengthened Out Before Permission Will be Given for This Action by Pres. Madero.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10
THE WEATHER.

FOR ARIZONA-Fair Saturday and Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10

This space has been used daily for my advertising for the past Zen years. The management desires this page for news exclusively. Hereafter my ads. will be found in the classified page.
 E. F. PASCOE, Real Estate and Loans.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-10

This space has been used daily for my advertising for the past ten years The management desires this page for news exclusively. Hereafter my ads. will be found in the classified page.
 F. E. PASCCE, Real Estate and Loans.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-15
Woodmen Circle.

REGULAR meeting Of Woodmcn Cir
Gle tonight
CIENMIE MARTIN. Guardian
CALLIE SMITH Clerk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-15

m.ngo president ~ the Oklahoma
constitutional convention. speaker Of
.he fret legislature O, the state and
Congressman at large rom Okla
homa answered he Americans three
questions az follows
First I fa9oI reciprocity wnicn
would tend 70 lower the cost Of liy-
ng.r
se,oud. To restore American
merchant marine. ! would take the
embargo Of foreign made ships. per
mItunz them American registration,
place shipbuildin2 and material for
their construction oL the froi ii.t
and repeal the five avs which have
swept American marine Of the seas
believe this viii restore our ma
rine and our ships would be found
again in every por-, as they we're
found during the fist half century
Of the republic under democratic ad-
mlnistration Then II this policy
wip not bring complete restoration,
would favor discriminating tariff
duties in their favor In view Of
the obligations entailed by the Pan
anna Canal and In aid Of naval
strength in the event Of war by the
largest number Of Americans train
ed and accustomed TO the sea, every
thing should BE done to restore our
merchant marine. excep. resort to
the fraud called ship subsidy
Third. believe in general tar
ir reduction, but doubt the expedi-
ency of immediate radical changes,
If farm machinery were placed on
the free list with conservative gen
eral revision, this item Of farm ma
chinery would give the farmers and
the country an object lesson which
once learned the rest is easy Com
plete radical change at cnce would
revOlutonlze business Neither tho
country nor industrial conditions are
ready for IT, As Mr. Wilson has
so wisely said, This Is problem
for generation We can destroy
monopoly now and await readiust-
ncut to destroy the policy of pro
tcciion-ths giant growth Of half
century with dcliberation let's
make haste slowly
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-15
KAfF|R CORN
SPECIAL COMING
ROCK ISLAND TO OPERATE DEM
CNST7ATlON TRAlN-Se IN
ERDMOPE NOV. Is.

Oklahoma farmers have lost ove-
$4,000 600 in tile last three years
5y sticking 10 Indian corr on lands
not suited 10 that crop How TO
turn the tide the otner way by thu
kanir route will be told by experts
on board d Rock Island train whlcn
viii make a tour Of the state begin
ming November 18th. and ending the
night Of December 10Th This com
munity is on the schedule. the date
and hour Of ARRIVAL being given at
the end o. this article Every man,
woman and cnild in town and coun-
try is urged to attend the lectures
on this train The speakers will be.
John Fields. the Oklahor~a kaffif
expert. W. D. Bentley, George l..
Bishop and F. A Mitchell Of the
T.. 8. Farm Demonstration Depart.
ment. W. 3. Harrison, secretary
Oklahoma Bankers Association; T.
r. Scroggs Of the Oklahoma Stock
Yards AMI II. ~ Cottrell, agricul-
mral commissioner Pock Island lines.
The subjects to be discussed are
Of vital Importance 70 the people Of
this community. r. farming in Ok
lahoma Is to be put on basis OF
profit every year q change in the
cropping system is essential. The
experts on this train have studied
out the proper solution and every
body ought to hear what they have
to say
School children are requested to
bring heads Of milo or kaffir Be at
the station in plenty Of time before
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-15
VIM. \. MURRAY
MAKES REPLY
NEW YORK AMERICAN SEEKS
VIEWS or NEW CONCREssMEH
AGAINST RADICAL CHANGES

TIsbominqo, okla. NOV 15.-Hon.
WIN IT, Murray thr Sage Of Tish-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-15

arrival Of the train, as the stop viii
only about forty-fye minutes.
The faffir corn special viii De
in Ardmore on Monday November
%. The hour at which the train vii.
arrive here Will be announced
through the columns of the Ard
moreite later. SC that all who are
Interested in the cultivation Of the
great mortgage litter" may come
to the city IT. plenty Of time to visit
and see the demonstration.
The fact that Carter county has
Just begun experimenting with kaf-
fir corn, this year being really the
initial year with our farmers in its
cultivation. should cause all who
possibly can attend to be here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-15
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