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Arizona republican., 1913-10-14
PEANUT RACE
 Is ON TODAY
Spear and Redondo Will Engage In Close Cooler Chase On Adams Street Because They Thought They Saw Giants Win.

i OYEZ!
 oh, veg faithful fans, that means. Two dignified men will race each other with peanuts and toothpicks | from the corner of Adams and Third streets to the corner of Adams and Second streets this afternoon the clock hand strikes the point five.
 Oh, yes.
 It's world series bet, and the two speed maniacs saw the Jintes. As it happens the members of the racing squad are both on the staff of The Arizona Republican. In fact enc of them has adopted A. R. as his initials. His real handle is Re dOndo. The other is MT. J. V. Spear, Esq.
 The judgment of Messrs. Spear and Redondo is usually right-collective- ly and separately. But in this case, they both erred It was like this. William P. D. Q. Doheney, of Big Jeff fame. held and contended that there never was a baseball team quite so classy as the Philadelphia Athletics. He was joined in this be- lief by one William Sutterlin. who is so Dutch that he doesn't spell his name SOutherland at all But BiIPs baseball eye is just as correct as any thing, all this nomenclature notwith- standing, however, toWit. The par ties of the second part, being sturdy packers of New York, took a long chance, placed their names to a formally printed agreement-and to- night roll twin peanuts a city block in consequence of the disastrous and almost unanimous defeats experienced by the poor old Giants
 The managers of the race, the judges, starters. timers, and stable hands will be nightly disappointed if there is not a crowd of at least ten thousand in front of The Re publican office this afternoon at five when the event comes off.
 P. S-Redondo went deer hunting yesterday, and unless he gets a buck or two he may not feel like entering.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-14
May be Detained.

WASHINGTON. oct. 13-When Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst. militant British suffragette arrives on the Liner Prov ince this week, probably Friday, she will be detained at the Ellis Island inn migrant station, according to present plans until the special board of inquiry can determine whether she comes with in the class of aliens excluded from the United States. While the immigration authorities have issued no orders for her detention. the scores of protest against her admission, lodged with the immigration headquarters here and local authorities in New York. leave no other course open to the authorities.
 Officials here say that no protest against Mrs. Pankhurst's admission has been received from the society opposed to woman suffrage or any member on behalf of the organization
Arizona republican., 1913-10-14
MORE LAND READY
 FOR SETTLEMENT
Acting Secretary Jones Of Interior De- partment Vacates Another Order.

On September Is, 1913, Acting Sec retary of the interior department va cated departmental order of withdraw al and formerly restored the following racts as have not been formerly re- stored and are not otherwise with drawn reserved, or appropriated, or covered by existing entry, and the same will be subject to settlement under the public land laws of the United States on and after November 15, 1913, at 9 a. m., and will be subject to entry, fil ing, or selection December 15, 1913, at a. m, at the United States land of flee at Phoenix, Arizona.
 Salt River project, Arizona, G. & S. R, B. & M.
 IT N, R 1 E.: S1aNEA, Sec. 28.
 T. N. R. 4 E.: S15SWA, Sec. Il; NEA NWA, Sec. fl.
 T. ? S, R. E.: NEA. Sec. II.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-14
JURISDICTION OF
 CRU|CE EXTENDED
Santa Fe Coast Lines Take Over the $. F. p. and P. Lines in Arizona

There have been a, number of i'm porta.nt changes in railroad circles in Arizotna in the last week in conse- quenc of the Santa Fe coast lines takint; over the management of the Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix line. and lalHing it part of the division of tha portion of the great Santa Re system that extends from Albu- querqU e, N. NJ, to Los Angeles. Cal
 The change is expected to work well for the state, increase the eff ciency and. service of the S F. P and P. Co., make things much easier because only one management is to be figured with when considering Santa Fe Hines, and only one set of officials arc left to be consulted
 It means promotion for E. P Cruice, Whose jurisdiction is extend cd from Albufuerque to Needles, incFud- ing the S. F.. P. and P branch. General Age mt w. S Goldswortbv of Phoenix, will have an increased office force, H. P Cole being transferred from the Prescott office to the local force. A. A. (Harvey) Betts will not be moved. He will belong sure enough to the Santa Fe aItogethe, now, and wiU be continued here to his friend making exploits for the road he so well represents
 The many friends of F. F. Cruice travelling freight and passen- ger agent. were generally cOnygratulat ing him yesterday upon his good for tune MT Cruice makes frequent trips to Phoenix where he has un numbered friends. He is regarded as one of the able railr pad men of this section
Arizona republican., 1913-10-14
CATCH AUTO BANDITS
New York Police Feel Confident They Have Solved Big Mystery.
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 NEW YORK; Oct 13-Throuoh the arrest of two men and woman at Camden, N. J., the New York po- lice department said today that they had laid the ground work for soIv- ing the mystery concerning the theft in recent months of automobiles and equipment valued roughly at a mil lion dollars. One of the prisoners is described as Eugene Patton. gen orally known as Funny Hatton The woman has gained the title of Queen of the Auto Bandits" but the name of the other man was not announced. The three were taken into custody on Saturday after months of work on the part of de- tectives from New York, Philadel- phia and various cities in New ter sey. The woman is said to have been q go-between and she put the alleged thieves in touch with pros pective buyers of stolen automo- piles.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-14
-------t)------- COMMITTEE REPORTS,
Inquiry Into Strike Conditions a
 Calumet Is Brought to Close.
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CALUMET, Mich. Oct. 13.-The special committee of the Copper Country Commercial club, which conducted a thorough investigation into the condition in the copper strike district, with view of siding with the parties involved and bring ing the strike to an end, submitted report to Governor Ferris this af- ternoon. In brief the commlttee finds:
 The eight hour working day will be in operation in all mines in the district by next January. No mini mum wage scale can be applied with justice to all mines. The one-man drilling machine has come to stay. The system of hearing grievances and comnlaints can be arranged by
Arizona republican., 1913-10-14
SEN. TOWNSEND BELIEVES
(Continued from Page One.)

preparing for the task of vaIuing the
 railroads of the United States, will
 lind itself facing the biggest order
 of it's career I do not believe that
 the work just starting will be even
 near over in ten years time. and by
 then it will not be necessary for it
 to go on. I voted for the measure.
 explaining that l would favor the
 blI which the people seemed to de-
 mand. It will undoubtedly be q good thing, as far as it goes for.
 Tn 1lXlng rates, it must be provided
 that carriers shall receive an ade- quate compensation-a proper return on the investment That having been discovered, 1t was necessary to pro- vide a means for finding out the in Vestment, and seeing the work of fixing rates was placed in the hands of a single commission, it was nee essary to place the work of deter mining the investments in similar hands It ended by the latter duty being put in the same hands The commission will find a mountain of detail-a regular mass of confused data that will take years to sort out and more years to put on working basis.
 'TO illustrate the need for the work at the present time let me take the case of two railroads. Say they parallel each other One has big investment, the other a small one. Rates positively must be the same. if service is the same But how are you going to make this compensation thing jibe? It is a big puzzle, and long before it comes near being solved, there will be so much change in the investments of the roads themselves, and in the laws governing them and the meth ods of handling their work. that the provision for valuing their properties will have become badly 
 It is quite natural that in hurrying from his conference with the com mission and the witnesses last night to his train, Senator Townsend should cast a hurried: "Oh, yes, much pleased with the Salt River Valley" etc, etc, at the waiting re- porters But he did the valley the honor of adding to his hasty com mendation by saying a few nice things about the irrigation system, with which he is strangely familiar. and the people of the west, with whom he is fraternizing for the first time His trip, which has taken him into every section of the west from Washington state to Arizona, has been a very wonderful experi- ence. and he is very ready to say so to anybody.
 About his experiences in confer ence he could say nothing. For, with quick meetings, rapid question ings, and sudden surveys, the com mission on which he is serving can not take time for anything more +boo fa lot oatherip0
Arizona republican., 1913-10-14
BASEBALL ROW
 AT SAINT LOO
Nationals and Americans, Playing for Booby Prize, Break Up In Unholy. Scrap; Umps CoaXed Back to Finish Second Game.
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 ST LOUIS, Oct. 13.-A fist fight be- tween the players, numerous verbal eX- changes between the managers, the de- sertion of the umpires and many other exciting features kept the fans amused at tOday's game a double header start ing the series to decide the 'booby'' championship of the major leagues. The second game was delayed by the refusal of the umpires to go on the field, a refusal which resulted from an attack which Brennan the Americans third baseman made on Hildebrand The dispute was adjusted after 30 min utes.
 The Nationals took the first game , to ?. The second was tied to | The series is now tied. but Manager Hug gins of the Cardinals announced he would not allow his men to play the deciding game as they are all shot to pieces"
 In the first game, DerriH Pratt the Americans first baseman argued bat ted ball which hit him, was foul when Umpire HiIdebrand called it fair and rushed up to the plate to talk it over While he was talking with the umpire a player from the National league
 
 i've name. Pratt rushed and clinched with the utility man, a player named Breck. The players finally separated the fighting athletes and Pratt resumed his argument with Hildebrand only to be banished The umpires then de- serted the field. It was necessary to coax them back. The Nationals re- fused to play the second game with Pratt in the line up and the umpires ruled him out.
 Score R. H. F. Nationals ~. -........-..... Americans -......... Batteries - Harmon and Snyder: Baumgardner. Taylor, Leverenz and AgneW.
 Second Game R. H E. Nationals l AHleIICdllS ] Batteries-Harmon and Snyder; Le- verenz. Agnew. (Caled at the end of the 5th in account of darkness.)
Arizona republican., 1913-10-14
HERE'S RICHNESS

We have been amused for quite a while by schoolboy "howlers": now let us look at few prospective teacher "howlers" perpetrated during recent examination in Los Ang- eles.
 Indigenous-That blue state of mind.
 Misunderstanding to archi- lecture.
 Bellcs Lettres-Love letters of a young lady.
 Asphodel-Pertaining to certain kinds of asDhaltum
 F'aciIitate-To join a certain or sanitation or movement
 Redolent-Lazy sorry, indOIent turning to usefulness
 Archaic-Pertaining to conditions ir the region of the archipelago.- Boston Transcript
Arizona republican., 1913-10-14
THREE MORE Fl
 PASOANS HERE
Aquilar, Scherper and Xiii leen in Hupmobile B Make Fast Running Time Over New Desert Road Race Course.

Claiming to have made the trip from Fl Paso here over the course to be used by the Fl Paso- Phoenix road race in twenty hours actual running time, Abe Aguilar, William Scherper and E. J. Killeen arrived in Phoenix last night in a Hupmo- bile g, having left Tucson shortly after half past eleven, reaching Phoenix before seven o'clock. The car in which these three enthusiasts travelled will be entered for the Fl Paso-PhOeniX road race, and the youngsters running the busy little buzzer claim they are going to be in the money. AS a sample of what can be done, when running between Douglas and Bisbee Sunday, they clipped two minutes off the official record of the fastest time ever trav- eled between the two shelter cities of the big square county.
 The party left Fl Paso on Thurs day afternoon and took the route by easy stages, stopping at every town and sizing up matters before con tinuing on the journey This was done in order to learn the road. They expect to stay in Phoenix for a few days before starting back.
 
 in the automobile business in Fl Paso. Scherper and Killeen have a garage in the city, while Aguilar is an expert gasoline engine mechanic who has chopped a few seconds off the worlds record on motorcycles at different times. All three are 1.-the keen looking fellows.
 Speaking as one man almost, they said: "EI Paso is all for Phoenix There is no more talked of town there than this one. Naturally all this led us to get interested in the road race, and we finally determined to enter it, and we are in. We will race that little HupmObile and eX- pect to be in the money.
 The roads from Fl Paso out to he Arizona line are all being fixed lp in great shape for the race. It will be an easy matter to find the way over the long trail because of the excellent work that is being lone on them. If the Arizona roads are fixed up as well, we believe here will be a record made for the distance right off the reel.
 Phoenix looks well by lamp light almost as good as Fl Paso.'- ---,
Arizona republican., 1913-10-14
ARKANSAS TO BE DRY.
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 LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Oct 13.- The state supreme court today sus- tained the validity of the Going pro- hibitiOn bill and Arkansas will be- come dry after January 1 next The law requires a petition contain ing the names of a majority of white adults in any community after the entire county has voted wet under the local option before the county judge may grant a liquor license.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-14
TO INCREASE CAPITAL
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1spArcH1

HAMBURG, Oct 13-Directors of the Hamburg American line an nounced today that they proposed to increase the capital of the company by $7,500,000. The proposal which is to be submitted to the stockholders at a special meeting is declared to be due to the necessity of largely in Creasing the company's fleet of freight carrying vessels in view of the opening of the Panama canal and for the establishment of a new Ori- ental service
Arizona republican., 1913-10-14
WOMAN IS EMISSARY.
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 SALEM, Ore, Oct. Exchanged with the duty of presenting to the Oregon delegation at Washington a number of important state land mat ters, with the request that Iegisla- tiOn be enacted with relation to them, Miss Fern Hobbs, secretary to Governor West, departed for that city today. It is the first time a woman has. been sent on a mission as a special emissary of the governor of Oregon.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-14
WOMAN'S MISSIONARY
 SOCIETY REGISTERING
Central Methodist Church Women
 Entertained by Mrs. J. L. Irwin

Central Methodist Church Women
 Entertained by Mrs. J. L. Irwin
 Fifty five ladies of Central church enjoyed the hospitality of MT. and Mrs. J. L. Irwin Monday. d their lovely new country home on South Center street.
 The entire party went out in autos, starting from the church at 9:30
 The morning was all too short for social chat and sewing for the ba- zaar that will be held the latter part Of November. At noon an elegant dinner was served by Misses Fife and Kathleen Irwin.
 During the afternoon a very enter taining and instructive program was carried out, showing different features of the missionary work, the program having been arranged by Mrs Jesse BransfOrd.
 Mrs. A. F. Jones then took charge and a delightful business session was held, reports being made by all the officers, which showed the society to be in a very flourishing condition is safely back in it's office at the capital.
 The meeting topped off day of sightseeing and questioning at the In dian school Finding it too late to make the trip to Sacaton, the plan was abandoned early. and the visit to the school substituted The five com missioners together with the steno- graphers left last night at ten for the east
Arizona republican., 1913-10-14
DEFAULTER ARRESTED.
Henry E. Dekay, Charged With Mis-
 aPpropriating Funds, Is Taken.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-Henry E. Dekay, under indictment in Provi- dence, R. l., in connection with the pplication of funds of the At lantic bank of Providence, was ar rested today by department of jus tice agents in Yonkers, N Y. Later he was arraigned before United States Commissioner Shields. In de- fault of s20,000 bail he was com mitted to the Tombs
Arizona republican., 1913-10-14
WOLGAST RESTS NELSON

MILWAUKEE, Oct 13. - Former Lightweight Champion Ad Wolgast and Battling Nelson fought a ten round, no- decision bout here tonight, Wolgast outpointing his old time ad- versary Wolgast had the advantage in eight rounds, two even and had Nelson groggy three times, but could not put him away.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-14
PLEASANT BIRTHDAY SURPRISE

A pleasant surprise was given H. W Reuter- Sunday evening in honor of his 45th birthday. Those present were MT and Mrs. Leo Elwell MT and Mrs. Ray Smith, MT. and Mrs. Albert Donnelly MT. and Mrs. J. J. ElWell. MT and Mrs. F. M. Slagle MT. Claud Black, Mir and Mrs. H. w Reuter-, Ivan and Frank Reuter- and Mrs. Ida Reuter- After a social evening they left wishing MT Reuter- many returns of the day
Arizona republican., 1913-10-14
COMMERCE MEN MEET.
Are Holding important Session in
 City of Detroit.
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DETROIT. Mich, Oct. 13.-Officers and directors of the chambers of commerce of the United States met ir Detroit in executive session. An announcement of the count of a ref erendum vote taken on the Glass Owen currency bill by the 3SO com mercial organizations, affiliated with the chambers of commerce of the United States, will be made.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-14
JEWELL, AVIATOR, MISSING
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 NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-Albert Jew ell, one of the aviators who was to have taken part in the aerOplane race around Manhattan today, is missing tonight. He left Hampstead Plains, Long Island, early this morn ing, driving q monoplane which he intended to fly in the race. Since then nothing has been heard from him.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-14
MORMONS ARE AROUSED.
T ake Exception to Statement
 Charged to Chicago Woman.


 Charged to Chicago Woman.
 GALESBURG, H.. Oct. 13- Aroused by a press dispatch quoting Miss Helen Hood of Chicago, state president of the w C. T. U., as saying that "Mormonism stands as disgrace to American woman hood" the Commercial club of Salt Lake, through it's secretary, E. b. Woodruff wired the state conven- tion at Galesburg today, expressing the indignation of Utah people at Miss Hoods statements
 In answer the white ribboners adopted q resolution supporting Miss Hood, deploring the seating of Reed Smoot in the United States senate, and pledging themselves ito do all in our power to rid the country of Mormon books and missionaries
Arizona republican., 1913-10-14
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Arizona republican., 1913-10-14

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Arizona republican., 1913-10-14
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