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Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
Says the Business of This
Country Has Nothing to
Fear From Radical
Ideas.
SPEAKS BEFORE
IROQUOIS CLUB
Former President of Prince
ton Denounces Especial
Privilege" in Usual
Way
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[HSSOcidtcd Press DiSbdfcHl
CHICAGO. Feb. 12.-Expressing the
opinion that the country's business had
nothing to fear from an application of
progressive policies in the a,lministra-
tion of public affairs. Governor Wood
row Wilson of New Jersey. opened his
campaign in Illinois for the democratic
presidential nomination in an address
before the Iroquois club 1T the Lincoln
day banquet today. at which he was
the guest Of honor
I sometimes think" he sail. 1t is
q peculiar circumstance that the pres
ent republican party should have
sprung from Abraham Lincoln. l sup
pose. though. it is one of the mysteries
Of Providence. The richness of a
democracy is that it has to predict who
is To save it. We 10 not have 10 train
men To- interpret Tor us. When an
emergency arises there is always
genius VINO appears from the ranks of
men To bear the standard and show
the way To- victory As our economic
affairs now are organized they cannot
90 on. The division is far more diff
cult To trace than in Lincoln's time.
40 man = friend To- this country who
predicts lire results. Every problem
we have 10 inset can be solved without
injury 10 business or any other sound
interest. People have been deceived 50
many times by public servants they
are beginning To- get suspicious. Men
are getting t0 vote according 10 the
dictates Jf their conscience rather
than according 70 their political label.
In politics q man should do what he
promises 10 do or get out of the game.
America is a business country, and
business must be taken care or. | be-
litve the IN rom which We suffer can
be cured without injury to anyone.
have no feeling of piety about any
political doctrine. except the one that
viii give equal rights u all Business
is finding out there is something
" rons-that something must be done
To stop the tyranny of special privi-
J ges. Bu.ireSS and politics must be
st parated. The biggest enemy busi-
ness has il the man with program
which goes further tnan he can see.
We must look To- young men 70 bring
about these reforms by the application
IT progressive politics"
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
HILL TELLS STORY OF
BIG BUSINESS DEAL
Empire Builder Recites Facts in Con-
nection With Big Deal in
I-o- Ore Land
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.-J. ]. Hill,
chairman Of the board OF directors of
the Hill lines. testified todar before
the Stanley steel investigation COM
mittee. His testimony was designed To
throw light on the lease of ore lands
to the United states steel corporation,
the lease which recently was ordered
t. he cancelled in 1915.
The committee also wanted infOrma-
tion about transportation methods of
the corporation. Hill said by lease and
purchase. he had acquired about 5000
acres of orc lands which nearly all
were turned over to the steel company
He said he thought about $4,000. 600
tons Of ore had already been removed.
Hill told the committee now he
bought the properties for four millions
and turned them over to a trust com
pany for the stockholders of the rail-
road at the same price, and tnen pre-
sented the stockholders with pro rata
certificates for subsequent increases.
which were very rapid. Speaking Of
Carcelling the lease. Hill said he did
not care rs he is getting royalty for
all ore taken out and when turned
back he will have the mines. and you
know fire risk on ore is low" he added
Hin declared he made five per cent
oE the original investment of $4,000. 600
and that the stockholders of his road
received the later profits.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
And in Consequence Lou
Tuck, Resident of Chinese
Quarter, Now Pines
In Jail.
TREASURE TROVE
ALL RECOVERED
Boots, Baskets, and Even a
Cuspidor Were Used as
Hiding Place for
The Coin.

Lou Tuck is in Jail because he had z
| neck OF money. Rather. Lou Tuck is
| in Jail because he had a peck %: money
thar didn't belong To- him. Il belonged
! TO Joe Dan. the noodle baron ot China
town. and il came into the possession
! of Lou Tuck on the occasion of little
midnight adventure with jimmy and
a flimSy door lock.
In all Dan lost $3.50 when some
one broke into his establishment nj
midnight Sunday. II was .ound i'm
Tuck's rooms. scattered about in sun
Try hiding PLACES. varying from boots
C cuspidors. Tuck is now in Jail and
viii be tried today.
Dan entered police headquarters just
lat the witching hour Monday morning.
Ey combination of signs ana little
language ne made the officers aware
of the fact that someone had broken
into his noodle emporium ana ~frisked"
the till The police were on the Job
ana the investigation began.
The back door had been pricd open
with a steel-evidently a piece Of 4
carving set The till had been opened:
the contents We're missing.
Lou Tuck. he mcbby glot en- said
Dan. He work one timee here Now
he glet le hooke"
So the officers tapped on Al Tuck's
front door Nothing doing. They
knocked harder They called To- the
sleeping Celestial Stu nothing stir
ring. All Chinatown-except Mr.. Tuck
appeared and stood around while
Captain Brisbois talked Chinese
Through the portal After many
threats Tuck appeared. rubbing his
eyes
1t didn't take long 10 find some of
the money. \ couple of quarts of
rickels Were found in a basket which
hung from the wall More silver was
discovered n dishes. one of the Of
ncers looked into Tuck's rubber boots
and found "a roll of bills big rs the leg
ci a piano. That appeared to he all.
Dan registered an objection. More
money somewhere he said Cold
lots Of it, SO the police ransacked forI
an hour longer but could find nothing.
one article remained Untouched. II
was CusDidor-a big one-and the
porter who looks after Lou Tuck's
apartments had evidently overlooked
this cuspidor on his rounds for several
weeks.
Empty her" suggested someone.
They did.
II was going down into the muck
md mire after money and no mistake.
but 1t was there. Upwards of hun
lred dollars was found in the bottom
Il the cuspidOr.
When Justice Johnstoae stacked all
hat monrE up before him his desk re-
'ombled the box office of a picture
show when the cashier is taking in
rentory after a prosperous days work.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
POsTOFF|CE OFFICERS
HAVE WAR OF WORDS
Former Assistant Charges Cortelyou
with Unfair Treatment of Lewis
Publishing Company.
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| lASSociated Press Dispatch
WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.-Former
Postmaster General c. g. Cortelyou's
testimony today before the house COM
mittee on expenditures in the postof-
flee department. which is investigat-
ing his fraud order against the Lewis
Publishing company, developed a YER
bal clash between him and Edwin G.
Madden, formerly third assistant post
master general. but now counsel for
Lewis. Cortelyou said he took the
case out Of Maddcn'S hands because
there was lack Of frankness" on the
part Of his assistants. Madden re-
tortcd that Cortelyou intended not to
be fair and challenged the pOstoffice
department to produce letters TO show
that CortelyOu's action had been par
alleled by any other postmaster gen.
eral
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
Fifty four Persons Accused
of Dynamiting Will be
Taken Into Custody
Today.
OFFICERS WILL
ACT IN CONCERT
Instructions Have Been
Telegraphed to all Parts
Of the Country for
Arrests
I I.ASS0cidfcd Press DiSbdtchI

.fSSOCidfCd IJ6SS DiSPGfCHI
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. I2.-On the
eve of the arrest of men indicted in
the dynamite conspiracy cases it was
r,ported tonight the number of de
PENDANTS VIII be fifty-fpur Arrests
are expected tomorrow. Many officers
oi labor unions are believed involved
Il is understood defendants west of
Salt Lake include only those whose
names already have been mentioned ian
connection with the prosecutions on
the coast. ana that no individuals west
of Salt Lake not heretofore involved.
are under Indictment here
Many cities in the east and IN Ohio,
Illinois ana Missouri are sail to be
points from which federal authorities
will receive reports Of arrests. Most
Of the defendants whose names have
bren kept secret. who have been under
federal espionage since the indictments
We're returned. are reported now with
in reach and as capiascS for arrests
have been delivered 70 United States
IL is believed the apprehen-
sion OF the men viii take place within
q few hours after word has been sent
ly telegraph to the authorities t. act.
Probably the number of defendants
will be beyond immediate service but
the p'ln is 10 make as many as possi-
lie into custody the same day A
labor leader in Roston. several each I'm
New York. Cleveland and Detroit. at.
least five IN Chicago. one each in
Peoria 1t. Louis. Kansas 'ity. New
Orleans. Philadelphia. Milwaukee.
Hartford. Buffalo and Cincinnati. and
'-bout five IN indianapolis are believed
TO be among the idictments. Six in
dictments are said 10 pertain To- men
living in salt lake AMI the west. II is
believed ltain the arrests will be
made tomorrow unless some unfore-
So en obstac'" develops.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
HARMONY is KING.
Beveridge Spoke at Republican Ban
quet Last Night.
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DENVER. Feb. l2-Former United
States Senator \. J Beveridge Of
Indiana was the guest OF honor and
principal speaker tonight at Lincoln
day harmony banquet of republicans
Of Colorado. Every faction of the
party was represented on the program.
Republican editors Of the state were
present as guests of Senator GuGEen-
helm The harmony feast was pre-
sided over by r. H. Devine. news
paper publisher Of Pueblo. Beveridge
restricted his speech To- a discussion Of
national problems
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
POLE WON FROM HIS
ITALIAN ADVERSARY
Latter Was So Badly Hurt That Bout
Was Called After First Fall
Had Been Scored.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 12-Stanislaus
Zybszko. the big Polish wrestler. de-
feated Giovanni Raicevich. the Italian
in Madison Square Garden tonight
1t was to have been finish affair
at catch weights, best two falls in
three. Only one was required. how
ever. for after the Pole had downed
the Italian with Il half-Nelson with
leg inside crotch hold. Raicevich was
unable To come to the scratch again.
The winning hold closely resembled
the famous toe hold of Frank Gotch.
When his shoulders touched the mat
Raicevich lay writhing with pain. The
fall was secured after 81 minutes and
- seconds Of grueling work in which
both men were badly punished Raj
cevich was the aggressor all the way
and several times the big Pole was
in tight position.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
ATTACKS BRITISH EMBASSY
lrishman Takes Novel Means of Get
tinq Even With John Bull
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[ASSocidfcd Press Dispatch
WASHINGTON. Feb IA man
giving the name OF James Fitzpatrick.
Z; native of ireland. hurled u piece Of
concrete through a window of the
British embassy today. and then calm
ly awaited arrest. \ byStanJer said
Fitzpatrick had mumbled. just before
hurting the stone. that he was cold and
hungry. When asked why he did IT,.
n said: That's my business He
was taken 70 a hospital for an eXamin-
alton rs To- his sanity. No one was hit.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
PARTY IS iG5i IN
LOWER CALIFORNIA
Financial Agent and Shorthand In
ventor Drop Out OF Sight and
Cause Much Uneasiness.
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SAN DIEGO. Calf. Feb. l2.-H. C
Patterson Of London, mining repre-
sentative of the RothsChild interests.
and T. Writ of Milford. H.. inventor
of the shorthand system of that name,
are missing somewhere along the
coast of Lower California.
They left three weeks ago on the
launch Fortuna 10 examine proper
ties. They Were last heard of ten
DAYS ago when the party was reported
near San Quentin i'm a disabled con-
dition. Captain Oakley Hall. in charge
Of the launcn, is believed t. have
only a small supply of fuel and food.
4 rescue vessel will leave tomorrow
i'm search of the missing party.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
REED GETS BUSY
Missouri Senator Proposes an Anti
Third Term Amendment
-.4lSocintcd Press DiStatchl

I .ISS0tldfCd PTtEN UISFdFtHI
WASHINGTON. Feb l.. - Senator
Reed of Missouri today introduced in
the senate on anti-third term amend
ment. providing that no man shall be
eligible for three terms. consecutive or
otherwise. for the presidency Of the
United States. Part OF one term is To
count as . full term. After reading il
was laid on the table
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
HE'S a CITIZEN
President of China Really Belongs to
the United States
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| ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-Dr Sun
Vat Sen. first president of the Chinese
republic. is a naturaliezj American
The department Of commerce and
labor 50 held i'm 1904. on the ground
that Sen. who was born in Ha waii, had
been endowed with citizenship by the
act of 1900. which provided a govern
ment for Hawaii. and declared all citi-
zens of the islands to be citizens of the
United States.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
BRYAN ACCOMPANIES
THE GOVERNOR-ELECT
The Democratic Gubernatorial Body
Will Descend on Phoenix in
Force This Evening.
TASSociafcd Press DiSbatchI

! !HSSOcIdfcd PrcSS Dispatch
GLOBE. Arizona. Feb. 12.-Gover-
nor-elect Hunt and party. comprising
his wife and daughter. Virginia. J. j.
Reagan ana Joseph Boughter. will
leave Globe on the morning train for
Phoenix. At Stafford the party will
be joined by W. r. Jones: at Bowie
by Mulford Winsor. the governors
private secretary and State Senator
NJ. g. Cunniff: at Benson. by L. b.
Sims. prospective warden of the peni-
tentiary; at Tucson by W. j. Bryan
and Albert Waters. The party will
arrive at Phoenix on the evening train.
Sims will be the only appointment
made on Inauguration day
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
HE MAY BE LOST
Nothing Heard From Traveller Who
Attempted FoolhsTdy Trip

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DULUTH. Minr.. Feb. I'D. Bou-
rea. accompanied by newspaper cor
cspondent. who was reported Satur-
day To have left Port Arthur. ont. in
an endeavor 10 cross Lake superior in
an automobile on the ice Il distance Of
1876 miles, has not Yet arrived here. In
puiries made at lake points fail 10 lo-
cate the travellers
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
LEAGUE HAS MEETING.
And President Taft Is Endorsed by
Roosevelt Organization.

| TASSociatcd Press Dispatch
SPRINGFIELD. H.. Feb. 12-Presi-
dent Taft and Senators Cullom and
Lorimer were endorsed by the state
convention of the Lincoln Roosevelt
league here today. The resolutions de-
nounced the initiative. referendum and
recall
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
FIGHT IN DOMINGO
Rebels Defeated and Two OF Their
IeaIers Are Killed

[ASSocidtcd Press Disfdichl
CAPE HAYTIEN. Feb. 12-Scvcrn
fighting between revolutionaries and
government troops was reported to-
The rebels were surprised during the
night by government troops ana du-
ring the fighting that ensued General
Toribio leader of the rebels. was killed
and General Miguel wounded. At day
break the revolutionists attacked the
government troops again who had re-
niainej in possession Of the field.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
TAFT 1903, ROOSEVELT 10

| associated Press Dispatch
DENVER. Feb. 12.-The republican
state central committee today call, d
the state convention to meet here
March - 10 elect delegates to the ma
uonal convention. President Taft was
endorsed for denomination by vote OF
103 To 10 for Roosevelt.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
AN EVEN BREAK
Clark and Wilson Run Neck and Neck
m Oklahoma

/ iISS0cidtcd Press DiSbGichi
OKLAHOMA CITY. Feb. l2.-Com-
I'lo te returns from democratic precinct
conventions held in Oklahoma satur-
day. indicate that Clark and Wilson
have about an equal number of dele
gates To he state convention which
meets here February % To nare dele
gates TO the Baltimore convention.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
CLOVIS GETS CONVENTION.
[ASSociated Press Dispatch

ALBUQUERQUE. y. NJ, Feb. 12.-
Clovis has been selected for the demo-
cratic state convention to name dele
gates to the national convention at
Baltimore. a. II. Hudspeth Of Lincoln
has been elected state chairman Of
the democratic central committee
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
GOES TO PALM BEACH.
I associated Press Disbdfchl

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.-Secretary
Knox left Washington tonight for
Palm Beach. where he will remain for
week and then embark on the cruis-
er Washington for Colon. to begin a
diplomatic visit of South and Central
America and the West Indies
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
ROUDIL LOSES
French Amateur Billiard Champion
Defeated by an American

| associated Press Dispatch!
NEW YORK. Feb. T. - Edouard
Roudil. amateur billiard champion #
Europe. was defeated in the opening
game Of the amateur international 1S.2
b@lk line billiard championship by Jo-
snph Mayer. of Philadelphia. 400 to 221
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
THREE MILLIONS FACE
DEATH BY STARVATION
Conditions in Central China Are Worse
Than at Any Time in Forty
Years.
[ASS0cidtcd Press DiSbdtchl

NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-"Three mill
ion persons in central China are on
the verge of starvation" reads a state
ment issued today by the China famine
relief committee. OF which Bishop
David a Greer is chairman. Last
summer the country had the worst
flOds in forty years. They destroyed
crops in an area of fully fifty thousand
square miles. Many already have died
of hunger and unless prompt relief
is given multitudes Of men. women
and children must perish. No harvest
can be expected until May. Until then
the famine will BE- growing daily more
acute"
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
DOOM GETS PEACHES"

| Associated Press Dispatch
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. I2.-Manager
Doom Of the Nationals has announced
the trade of Catcher Cotter and Pitch
or Ward to Chicago for Peaches"
Graham. formerly catcher for Boston.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
TREATY WITH CUBA
Report Says President Taft is Negoti-
atino New Pact
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| THSSOciGfcd Press Dispatch
WASHINGTON. Feb. 12-President
Taft. it was reported today. has begun
negotiations for n new treaty with
Cuba. Much Of the data necessary for
the new pact has beer already secured.
and it is stated several conferences
have been held with the Cuban minis
ter on the subject. The new treaty
will affect the duties principally on
sugar.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
POWERS HAS JOB.
John Is Chosen President of New Co.
lumbar Outlaw League.
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[ASSOciated Press DiSPdtchi
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 12.-The Columbian
baseball league. organized here to-
night and franchises wereg ranted to
eight cities. John T.. Powers of Chi
cago was elected president The cities
in the league are Kansas City. Chicago.
st. Louis. Louisville. Indianapolis. De-
troit. Cleveland and Milwaukee. The
season will begin in April and end i'm
October
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
FEATHERWEleHTs FIGHT

| ASSOCIATED Press DiSbdtchl
BUTTE. Feb. 12-Tally Johns, of
Montana, and Jimmy Reagan of Frisco,
featherweights. fought six fast rounds
l. a draw tonight
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
DOUGLAS WINS AGAIN
And Now re is possessor OF Clarence
Mackay Trophy
| [ASSociafed Press Disbatch1

TCXEDO PARK, y. Y, Feb. Il. -
:. Gordon Douglas. of New York. de-
fcated Harold Mccormick. of Chicago.
in the final round for the gold racquet
championship Of 1912. This is the
third time Douglas has won the cham
Tionship. The victory gives him pos
session of the Clarence Mackay trophy
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
CALLS LEGISLATURE
Governor Osborn Wants Presidential
Primary Low for Michigan

THSSociafed Press Dispatch
LANSING. Feb. 12.-Governor Os-
born said today he will call special
session of the legislature To convene
February 26 for the purpose Of adopt
ing the presidential primary for Michi-
gan
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

the republicans
PENNG. Feb. l2.-The text Of the
abdication edict issued today is as
follows:
We. thu emperor Of China. have
respectful received today the fol-
lowing edict from the hands of her
majesty. the DowaEor Empress: In
consequence of an uprising by the
republican army, u which the peo-
pie of the provinces Of China have
responded the empire is seethinC
like a boiling cauldron ana the peo-
Ile are plunged into misery. Yuan
Shi-kai was therefore commanded To-
dispatch commissioners IN order To-
confer with the republicans with
viey. 10 the calling Of a national
assembly - decide on the future
.orn cr government. Months have
elapsed and no settlement is now
evident : majority of the people
are iu favor of a republic From the
preference Of the peoples hearts the
u:u OF heaven is discernible. How
could We oppose the desires of mil
lions Cor the glory OF one family
Therefore. we. the Empress Dowa ger
and the Emperor. hereby vest the
sovereignty Of the Chinese empire in
the people. Let Yuan Sni-Eai or
glnize 70 the fun powers Of pro-
V.sional republican government and
confer with republicans as 10 the
methods Of the union assuring peace
in the cm-ire and the forming Of a
great republic with the union of
Nanchus, Chinese. MonGols. Moham-
medans and Thibetars.
We. the EMPRESS Dowager and
Emperor viii thus be enabled to
live in retirement. free from re-
@ponsihilities and cares. and enjoy
ing without interruption the nations
courteous treatment"
At an audience yesterday the En-
press thanked Yuan Tor his success
ful effort in obtaining good treat
ment for the imperial family from
the republicans. The publication Of
the edicts has given profound relief
TO everyone in Pek:rS. foreigners
and Chinese. The arrangement is
considered 4 satisfactory compromise
and il is believed the terms are
satisfactory to the republicans. In !
consideration Of ahdication the re- |
publicans make eight pledges. The /
emperor will be allowed To retain /
the title Of a respected foreign mon |
arch with four million taels annual |
ly until the currency is reformed /
after which he shall receive four
million dollars Mexican money. He
VIII be provided ? temporary resi- 1
dence in tho Forbidden CITY. and |
furnished protection by the republi-
cans. The contended point whether
the throne will he pcrpetuatpd or
viii terminate with the present en-
peror's death is not mentioned. Good /
treatment is likewise promised for
his royal kinsmcr
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
Empress Dowager of China
Finally Yields to the Inc
vitable and Consents to
Surrender Her Ancient
Authority.
LONG STRUGGLE
COMES TO END
Royal Family Will be Pro
vided With Home in For
hidden City and Will Get
Liberal Allowance From
the State.
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TISS0ciatcd Press Dispatch
PEKING. Feb. l2.-After occupy
ing the throne Of China for nearly
three centuries. the Manchu dynasty.
represented by the child emperor Pu
VI. abGicatod today. Three edicts
were issued. the first prociaiming the
abdication. the second dealing with
the establishment Of the republic. and
the third urging the maintenance of
peace and approving the conditions
agreed upon % Premier Yuan and
tho republicans
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

SHANGHAI. Feb. y. - General
Homer Lea. who accompanied Presi-
dent Sun here from the United States.
has been critically in several DAYS. and
is reported living tonight
He is suffering from diabetes. He
mas been chief advisor Of the president
of the new republic
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13

NANkING. Feb. 12.-The proposed
republican constitution consists Of sew
enty articles. 1t follows the American
model except that the president and
vice-president will be elected by con-
sress. which also will name the
premier. the latter selecting his cabi-
net subject TO the approval of con-
gress. 1t win establish religious free
dom and provide for conscription.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
THE WEATHER

Arizona - Fair Tuesday
and Wednesday; Not Much
Change in Temperature.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-13
THE REPUBLICAN

Fair, Candid, Straight
forward-A newspaper for
all the people.