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Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
TWO MORE SACRIFICE
 ID AUTOMOBILE SPEED
Machine Went Through Fence at Jackson, Mich
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1ACKSOE Mich. Sept 5.--Harry Trndicott of Anderson, Ind, brother Inf Farmer Bill" Endicott, the noted automobile racer and Mary Sarata oL Jackson. a 1O-year old spectator were killed and three persons were ln3ureo this afternoon when Endicotts auto mobile, hurting around the race track crashed through the fence after one of the front tires blew up. Ihe ipiured are George Benedict or LOS Angeles. who was acting as Endi- colts mechanician; Mrs. Mabel " ar ters and Frances Hall, 13 years oIu' both of Jackson. Benedlcts cohol- tion is in doubt. Neither Mrs Wal ters nor the Hall girl are serlouslS hurt. o ,
 mower cutting car, preparatory to an exbibition race against Benedict to- morrow. Benedict was at his side The machine turned a sharp curve as if swung into the home stretch and with a report like a pistol shot tho tire burst Before the crowd which lined both sides of the track. could realize what happened, the ma = | chine skidded twenty feet, swerNed | and plunged directly into the fimsY l fence at the side of the course.
 Fndicott was crushed to death 1 against the iron railing which the
 wrecked car snapped as though they ! x,ara nine stems Benedict was 1 b,rIed from the car and one Of the
 rear wheels passed over his body
 He was taken to a local hospital where late tonight he had only partly
 recovered consciousness. It is be
 Ieved he is internally injured. Sc nora Sarata. the girl, was instantl! killed being crushed to death unde
 the car.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
Hungry Fames Eat Thirty Blocks
 Of Hot Springs
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HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Sept. ). More than thirty blocks on the east ern edge of the business district was swept clean tonight by a fire which at o'clock threatened to eat its way toward Central avenue, the main bus mess thoroughfare. A high wind was blowing and the Hot Springs and Little Rock fire departments, the latter having hurried to this city by special trains. made but little head way in checking the flames. At 10 o'clock the indications were that the fire, which was sweeping uncontrolled through the eastern portion of the city, would burn itself out at the foot of West Mountain after destroying the greater part of the residence dis trict south.
 Various estimates of the probable monetary loss range from $6,0O0,O00 to $1O,O00.O00. Among the buildings destroyed were the citys light, water and power plants, the county court house Park, Jefferson, Princess and Moody hotels. the city high school, the Iron Mountain railroad station and shops and q hundred smaller bus mess buildings and many residences. including some of the best in the city. No fatalities are reported.
 The fire started in a negro cabin at 3:3O this afternoon and is slowly dying out at the foot of West Mountain, in the southern extremity of the city, at midnight, after reducing to a smOuld- ering mass of wreckage an area of more than a mile in length from seven to ten blocks wide in the eastern part of the city
 Governor Hays arrived at Hot Springs late tonight and probably will order q military patrol in the burned district tomorrow United States troops are also expected from Little Rock as a guard on the military reservation. It is estimated that two thousand are homeless
 At times in the early night the gale reached a velocity of twenty miles ar hour, and three times the shifting wind currents changed the course ot the fire. Twice it was headed for the main business district, the last time shortly before nine, when by the free use of dynamite combined with the fire | fighting force it was diverted from it: course toward South Hot Springs
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
BY \ SCRATCH THAW AVOIDS
 DEPORTATION
Writ Granted Holding Up Order Pending Hearing Before Kings Bench - Arrest of William Ira VerS Jerome
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COATICOOK. Sept 5.-Harry K. Thaw will be produced before tha full kings bench on the appellate side at Montreal Sept. E. Meantime he may be detained here or at Sher- brooke, or taken to Montreal on moments notice. at the discretion oi the immigration authorities. Two of his counsel, J. M. Greenshields and N K Laflamme. obtained a double writ of habeas corpus and prohibition at Montreal today and whirled in special train into Coaticook where not long before the immigration authori- ties had ordered Thaw's deportation from the Dominion.
 Counsel for Thaw who had re mained at Coaticook announced that the writ was returnable forthwith and special train was made up to take tEe prisoner to Montreal tonight. A great crowd collected at the station where Thaw was confined. It was not until s o'clock that it became 1 known that he might remain here several days because the writ is not
 returnabIe until Sept. 15.
 l There were cheers when the writ | arrived and more cheers when ThaW appeared at the window of the deter- l ton room. w Hen JHe SlJttIfii IhiiS'' 1 out for Montreal without Thaw there were cries of disappointment, and 1 then more cheers when the news got
 abroad that the new move meant ten days delay for Thaw.
 ThaW had the pleasurable know ledge that his old enemy. William Travers Jerome, was arrested, charg- | ed with gambling. If ever little town produced sensations, Coati- cook did today. First came Jerome's arrest and his release on bail on tho lcharge that he played poker yesterday on railroad property with newspapel men, Then came word that Thaw''
 lawyers obtained in Montreal a wrf
 demanding his production in cour
 there.
 Meantime the special board of in quiry ordered Thaw's deportation t Vermont under a clause of the immi grafton act. namely that he entere
 Canada by stealth, within five year after her had been an institution fo (ContinLed ed on Page Ffve)
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
NO PRIZE FIGHT
 JUST BOXING

LOS ANGELES. Sept D. Sporting writers agreed today that the Willard Young bout was q boxing contest and not a prize fight This is taken to mean that the prosecution in the hear ing of Jess Willard and eleven others held in connection with the death of John Bull" Young, failed to establish that the bout was a prize fight.
 The newspaper men occupied the stand at most of todaY's ses- sion. The hearing was not com pleted and is expected to be re- stunned tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
INDIANS DESERVING
 CONTEMPORARIES
The Latter Are Slowly Civ ing Way Before the Ad- vance of the Federal Troops North from City of Guavmas
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MORALES. Sept. 5.-The Yaquis of Sonora have begun to threaten Amer jeans and assertions of Indians from insurgent forces are retreating be- fore the federal advance north Of Guaymas This information reached the border today from an independ- ent American source
 It is reported that notice to leave the country has been posted on the property of the Richardson Construc- ton company. an American corpora tion with holdings in the Yaqui river district. The warning was signed by three Yaqui chiefs. The insurgent state force retired today to Ortiz. leaving an outpost at Maytorena. This left the federals in full posses sion of Empalme and the neighbor- hood. Government troops are report ed to be moving slowly north
 But the internal troubles with the Indians in the insurgent ranks are admittedly the greatest menace to the state The demand yesterday of the Yaquis for the immediate return of the land taken during the regime of Porfirio Diaz was reiterated. Much of the former Indian reservations has been colonized by Americans Indian deserters recently attacked train of state troops. killing twelve The execution of a Yaqui leader Tor insubordination appeared to provoke the trouble.
 During former Yaqui uprisings III l Sonora there never has been any hostility or harm to foreigners. me warning to the American company lS ! first on record, it is saio- vao,,is are the most warlike of Mex iaap indians and are notorious for 1 +bair ornelties when on the warpath.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
ASK DISSOLUTION
 ROADS AND STEAMSHIPS
Shippers File Petitions Against Two Combinations
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH
 WASHINGTON, Sept 5.-In peti- tiCn to Attorney General McReynolds, the Baltimore Merchants and Manu- facturers' association asks that fed eral proceedings be taken to dissolve the alliance between the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad and the Merchants and Miners Steamship line. and that the rela- tions of the Pennsylvania railroad and various other steamship com Ianies be dissolved.
 The petition will be ready to be presented to the attorney general late today or tomorrow
 It charges that the alliances com piained of are unlawful and inimical to the interests of shippers and re- fers to the report by the bureau of corporations to substantiate it's many allegations.
 The petition will be filed in the department of justice and referred to Carroll Todd, assistant attorney gen l pral
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
BunReYs ThinR CuYYeWCy B1U
 Can Be Fixed
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 WASHINGTON, Sept. 5-Prominent bankers assured the senate banking and currency committee today that they thought any problems of credit and contraction resulting from the enactment of the pending administra- ton currency bill could be worked out, so that the coutry's business would not be affected seriously.
 The possible contraction of $1S0O,- 1000 from the present structure by bank credits was given by James E. Forgan president of the First Ma tionaI Bank of Chicago, as his estim- ate of the reduction that would have tc be made of present loans to meet changed conditions
 "I do not want to scare anyone, ' he added. and this does not mean that the thing cannot be worked out. It is simply the amount of contrae- lion that would seem to have to take place to continue the banks present condition of credits
 Mir. Forgan. George NJ. Reynolds of the Continental and Commercial Bank of Chicago. and former Repre- sentative E. J. Hill, of Connecticut l took part in the presentation of the 1 bankers views throughout the day 1 Hill empha sized what he called a fatal defect in the fact that the bil does not make banks responsible fol the issue of notes to relieve govern ment reliability. Reynolds criticized the features requiring the compulsory membership of regional reserve banks the compulsory rediscOunt betweer regional banks and the failure to give l the banks representation on the fed l eral reserve board.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
MACHINE GUN MILITIA

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 5.-A mill tia machine gun company, the first of it's kind to be established Tn d western state. will be muSteree into service at Los Angeles within a month. The announcement was made today by Adjutant General Forbes The company will number seventy men and six guns, two to each bat talion. The plan of the adJutant gen eral is to augment the strength of each of three infantry regiments ot the California National Guard by mastering in machine gun compa nies-
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
STILL ON THE JOB
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-John Bassett Moore, counsel for the state department branded today as wholly unfounded, the reports that he is taking an indefinite leave of absence and would resign. ''So far as any thing I have said, or done is con- cerned." Moore said, "the reports spread about yesterday as to my taking an indefinite leave or resign ing are wholly unfounded. I leased q house in Washington only last week"
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
co,st;+utionaIIst Sources

DOUGLAS. Sept. ,. - The 1eoeral gunboat Tampico at last accounts was besieged by a flotilla of small era1t of insurgents, according to a re mort given out tonight by the con stitutionaIist committee here. Ihe gunboat is grounded on sandoar al the entrance of Topolobampo mar bor. said the message. The com manding officer of the gunboat' II '7 reported. asked for assistance in get ting adrift, from the United states cruisers. but had been refused. 1ne boat left the harbor after a federal defeat on land. carrying many 1usl- tiVeS.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
MORGAN & co.
 QUIT NEW HAVEN.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5-J. P Morgan and company served notice today upon the New York, New Haven x Hartford Railroad com pany of their intention to end their connection as fiscal agents with the road. This notice was made public by the New Haven eXecptive committee
 The ommittee authorized the president to install without stint. safety appliances and a signal sys- tenn to insure the safety of passen- gers.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
BOLD AND PAYING HOlDUP.

COLUMBIA, Sept. 5.-Three men, each armed with two revolvers, held up 2 deputy sheriff and two employees or the r. c. White construction company at Parr Shoals and took s16,O0O in cur rencv. representing the payroll of the company which is building the huge power dam. Seven hundred employees and deputies of four counties with bloodhounds are hunting the robbers tonight,
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
BILL FOR GREATER SAFETY

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5-The WaII- ingford wreck on the New Haven railroad came up in the house with an amendment to the urgency de- ffciency bill proposed by Repubh- can Leader Mann. authorizing the in terstate commerce commission to spend $25.OOO investigating the block signal. and automatic train control systems. The Mann amendment was pending when the house adjourned 1ntil tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
NO LOSS OF LIFE.
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TAssOCTATED PKESS DTsFATUHI
 EAUFORT, Sept. 5.-No loss of life Ocurred at Ocracoke or Portsmouth Islands in Pamlico Sound during the terrific storm of Wednesday night, ac- cording to reports tonight.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
THE FATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 5.-For Arizona-Fair.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
\. CAM|NETT| FOUND GUILTY
 THREE HOURS

Two Jurymen in His Favor Were Brought Over by Compromise Eliminating Three of the Four Counts Against Him
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
"SK|DO0" SAY yAQU| INDIANS
 ID AMERICANS

Warning Given to the Oc- cupants of Lands Taken from Them by Diaz, to Get Out of the Country at Once ..-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-17

mountaineer. has been operating in Roam
oke during the past several days begging
aims and drinks from the free-hearted AL
len sympathizers of this city.
lie claimed To be son OF Jack Allen. and
carries papers which he exhibits Ia show
the correctness OF his claim. His plan was
to enter saloon or other place and when 1,
discussion would arise the Aliens he
would butt In by telling that he is son
OF jack Allen. and how he had gone to Rich
mond TO see Governor Mann in behalf OF his
uncle and cousin. Floyd and Claude Allen
and how by remaining there he had become
stranded and was now making his way back
TO his home in Carroll.
He would talk glihly OF the mountain
county tragedy, seemingly being we'll post ell
I" men who did not happen to know the
situation.
He Is said to have soaked a good many
Tree hearted Roanokers of small sums Of
money ranging from 10 cents 10 ST. and II
Is hard 10 tell how many free drinks he was
given over the counters OF the many Roanoke
His little game was blocked on Saturday
morning when he stepped Into saloon on
salem Avenue and Nelson street and began
to tell the customers of the place -
was son OF Jack Allen. 1t happened IT,"
inc Mahry Brothers. who run the place are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-17
Ten Year Old Child Saved From Monster
cAvL 1os SYCAMORE STREET
WAS RESCUED FROM HORRIBLE PARASITE

AT 267 Bryne Street, in the city
Of Petersburg. Va, lives Mr.. Charles
Cavilli, wife and four children. Lit
tie Charley, ten years old, loved by
all who know him on account of his
sweet disposition, was patient at all
times, although suffering for the last
six years from the ravages of hor-
rible, life-sapping tapeworm, 80 feet
long, complete with head. His pa
rents left no stone unturned in their
efforts to find relief for their boy.
The child gradually grew weaker and
paler each day, and was very nervous.
He was restless in his sleep, gritted
his teeth, had bloating OF his little
stomach and was continually. eating.
This was the condition of the poor
child when his father read Of the
cures being performed by the Quaker
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-17
Short News Stories From All Ouer Virginia
MAKE FIGHT on STAPLES.
Allen Sympathixcrs May Oppose Him as $
:. f.4.ssnr 40 buchanan.

Allen ~ nlpAthilcrs Why cy'posc Hun ~ 'uS-
cessor to Buchanan.
Pulaski Va. April l6.-According TO general
report. the Allen case is TO piar It's part in
the selection by the next Legislature OF a
Judge of the Supreme Court of Appeals to
succeed Judge John A. Buchanan. Some OF
the Allen synpnthizers threatening the
defeat Of ge Walter K. staples. or Roam
oke. OF the men prominently mentioned.
because of what they say was bias on his
part against the Carroll men.
Judge staples who prcsides over the Cor
pcration Court of Roanoke, went to iilisVille
the morning after the tragedy ut the request
knew what fresh dangers lie might face and
opened court here, re- establishing order. He
was then favoraby In the public eye.
But he refused 10 Join In the petition for
communication OF sentence for Floyd and
Claude Swanson Allen. Friends OF the AL
lens also say that after the last trial OF
Sitlna, when he merely found guilty OF
manslaughter. Judge Staples did not thank
the Jury for Its attention to Drblic business,
as he had done with all the other Juries. and
this is taken to indicate his position.
Judge Buchanan leading citizen of the
Southwest soldier. lawyer, Congressman. will
1915, when he will have served twenty three
years and one month. and he has announced
his determination To retire ut that time.
Men mentioned In connection with the
position on the Supreme bench are Judge
Frank ID. Hutton, of the 'Twenty-third Cir
out Judge Walter Il. Staples. of the Core
porntion Court OF Roanoke; Judge Joseph l..
Kelley, of the Corporation Court OF Bristol
Judge Thomas w Harrison. OF the seven
and Judge II. a w. Skeen. of the Twenty
fourth Circuit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-17
623 American
National Bank Building
Phone Monroe 951.


defense began and will continue to-
morrow.
MT. hosserman was the first witness
ana he narrated the occurrences at his
nome Just as lie did when Mrs Bos-
serman WAS tried as an accessory two
weeks ago. He described the events
leading UP to tho shooting, and told
how he had suspected his wife and
gone home at about , o'clock in the
afternoon Of February 90. to find the
door locked He was standing talking
TO his wife in the doorway of the hall
room when Worth stepped from behind
the door and deliberately shot him
twice. without provocation or without
resentment Of any kind on his part
except TO seize the pistol when Worth
shot.
He made a positive witness and at
torncys for the defense were unable to
shake him.
One OF the defonse's attorneys tried
TO make Bosscrman admit lie was a
very powerful man physically. but it
was brought out that shortly before
he had submitted to TRANSMISSION of tho
blood, hoping To save his little girl 9
life.
Questioned rs to his Willingness to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-17

Herb Extract now at Tragle's drug
store. He decided to try the Quaker
Extract for his child, and purchased
a bottle at the drug store. After
using 1T less than one week the little
boy expelled the awful cause OF all
MS trouble, horrible tapeworm. SO
feet long and complete. Ten days
later you could hardly recognize him
as the same child. The brightness
OF his eyes, change in complexion,
regularity OF appetite, and peaceful
sleep, all came in that short while,
and he is now we'll.
Gray claims that Quaker Extract re-
moves all kinds Of worms from adult
or child. He wants you to call at
the Tragic drug store and hear what
the Quaker Remedies Will do for peo-
pie who are suffering with catarrh,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-17


rheumatism, kidney, liver, stomach
vi olood troubles, male or female
tt ' lt cures where all Others
nave failed. Why? Because n a.
Natures own remedy--roots. barta
oerries, herbs. blossoms, eatherofi3
from all parts of the earth for the.
cure of the above diseases. II yo,,@
1--we In Richmond and have a tanal
worm you can get bottle free tbat
VIII eXpel 1t. No dieting. sicknass
or i'll effect. s.eNi'es %
Gray can be seen from 9 A. M. ia
. r NJ. daily and charges nothing to
Talk with you. Tragle's drug store.
is his Headquarters. Quaker Extract.
81; three for $3.50, six for SIS. on
of Balm, so cents. All Healing'
Salve, IS cents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-17
ELoPEMENr NIrpED IN BUD.
Plans of Young Couple Frustrated by Lat,
Arrival OF Train.

VI
l-ynchburG. Va, April l6.-Iove laughs al
iocksmiths, but not ut belnted Southern
rain and all because the Memphis Special.
bound for Bristol was late yesterday. real
eIopement was nipped In the bud. Had the
rhln not been forty minutes late Parson
burroughs woulu have tod the Knot that
Wound nave made pretty sixteen year old
singer
but the train was late and Miss Martins
mother missed some of her personal belong
ings. She tclephoned To the telephone ex-
vnahge. where the daughter employed,
police were notified. and soon the father was
on on inc trail. Quickly he located the prospec-
i've groom at the Southern station. but he
never mad chance TO ask OF the daughter.
ior Norisinser fled with grip In hand. Then
..heTc was a hunt for the girl who was found
ps VIC station matron hiding in the women s
,SII"inE room. having gone there To wait
me arrival OF the belated groom. Greatly
e;Nciieu she was hustled home and. doubtless
'he harrlaee was only temporarily deferred.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-17
TRIANGULAR DEBATE.
Washington and Lee, Tulane and Georgia
Will Join In Contests.

Lexington. Va. April 1s.-At the recent
preiiininaries the men who will represent
Washington and Lee in the triagnlar debat e
to be held Saturday, May g. we're chosen.
The principal speakers g. NJ. Betty. of
Virginia: VI. VI. keaton. of Virginia; A. w.
Mccain. of Arkansas. and Il. q. Hundley. of
virginia The aiternates are p e Buford
and +. NJ. Davis. There Will be two princi-
pal speakers and one alternate on the team.
Washington and Lee Will send II team 10
debate the University of Georgia in Athens
and Tulane University will send a team 10
Lexington. The University of Georgia will
nave team In New Orleans on the same
night Tins each university will have n
denhte at home and one away from home
unions inmicai to tho Industrial wei.
fhre of the country"
tulane VIII take the affirmative of tho
subject here. and Washington ana Lee will
have the affirmative at Athens