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Arizona republican., 1914-06-16
Trial of the Flack Conspirators

Delving back into history one finds many curious charges for which peo- pie have been tried and imprisoned. hut one which never has had a se- quel was that of eX-Sheriff F'lack, his son, and a lawyer named Meeks. They were examined in New York on March f, 1890, and it was al legged that Flack was guilty of q conspiracy whereby he had gained a divorce from his wife under false rretenses.
 Flack had started life as poor h6okbinder and had married a girl of nineteen years. From a poor bookbinder he rose to the post of Grand Sachem of Tammany Hall. As he advanced furthe. in political work he began to neglect his family more and more.
 District Attorney George w. Goft had charge of the case for the pro secution- At the beginning he mer cilessly flayed the character of the defendant and showed that he had led double life. It was then charged that in order to live with an affinity he had given some papers to his son. When all papers wee drawn up and ready, William, the son, spoke to his mother about sep aration. You" he said. would get the F'ifty-seventh street house and $25 a week."
 MT Golf then stated that the fol- lowing conversation took place. Now, will" said the mother to her son. q don't see what is the use of my signing all these papers. oh, they arc all right" was his re- Fly. Are you sure they are all -ihgt NNill?' asked the mother; to which ne answered, Why. of course, can't you trust your own flesh and blood?"
 Then, it was alleged Meeks. the | lawyer, had visited the home with a paper he said was pertaining to the house on Fifty-seventh street. This really was Il paper which contained supposed evidence in mock trial which they made Mrs. Flack believe had occurred, and in which Meeks
Arizona republican., 1914-06-16
PIONEER CARTWRIGHT
 CALLED ID HIS REWARD
We'll Known Resident of 37 Years
 Dies in California

J. w. Cartwright, one of the pi- oneers of the Salt River valley. the man for whom the Cartwright district was named, died yesterday at Lathrop. Cal, according to information le- ceivcd here yesterday evening. Mir. Cartwright was one of the oldest and most highly respected residents of this section. or which he has been resident for the past 37 years.
 The remains will be brought here for interment about the last of the week at which time further an nouncements will be made relative to the funeral
 Deceased would have been = years of age had he lived until the 24th day of this month He is survived by ten children and many grand children. most of whom reside in this city
 MT Cartwright was a member of J. w Owen Post c. A. R. and during the war served with the 12Srd Illi- nois Regiment of infantry
Arizona republican., 1914-06-16
The Avenue

Making Him over for Minnie" is the title of q roaring comedy by the Essanay company, which is on the bill at the Avenue today and tomorrow. Ruth, young manicurist, is desperat9- ly in love with Jimmie White. a me chanic. Ruth's friends make fun of her because of Jimmie's clothes, ac- tions and lack of education. Jimmie comes into some money and Ruth pro- ceeds to make him over, for the bene- fit of her friends. Under Ruth's tu- talage. Jimmie blossoms out regular fellow and Ruth's chief tormentor, Minnie, falls for him. Jimmie recipro- eates but not for long, and returns to Ruth
 "A Mans Soul is the headliner of the bill and is followed by the Vita graph drama. The Miser's Wedding Present"
Arizona republican., 1914-06-16
ADJUSTMENTS
Columbia.


 Amid the whirl of hugh dynamos and the blinding glare of electric flashes, Electra, the modern wizard will hold the audiences at the Col umbla this coming week spellbOund with he, daring as she absorbes enough of the electric fluid to kill q dozen ordinary human beings II is an act replete with sensational stunts and full of pleasing comedy. Slater and Finch in The Act Beau tiful' are also out of the common Leon Finch is an adept in the DOT trayal of feminine types and in the g."t of an unusually attractive girl C eS a most entertaining specially. Roscoe Slater. the boy with the smile is more than clever and the act will undoubtedly score a distinct hit Uline and Rose, ragtime singers and comedians, will be in evidence with a budget of new songs and no1esense right from the big time. Dave Mar tin a Hebrew Comedian with char ter stories and songs wi serve in the capacity of fun maker eXtraor- dinary. There will be a Ford Stirling Comedy, Sergeant Hoffman," that will be good fo., fifteen minutes of solid laughter and a comedy reel, Makes a Monkey of Himself' that is some reel. The American Anil mated Weekly will show Uncle Sam and Gen. Carranza" and score of interesting scenes The Colum bia Ladies Orchestra, directed by Russell Wade will furnish their quota of the entertainment.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-16
Empress.

Those who have not as yet seen Ceceia Lotus in "A Lady of Quali- ,y' are missing a rare treat for the Impress has never before had an at traction of this standard to offer
 The story of the film is a most in teresting affair, and the photogra
 Thy is excellent These two features when embraced by any screen pie ture should really satisfy the most critical and if one may judge from the audience last night, the photoDlay completely filled the bill. The films, cf which there are five in all. will be run tonight for the last time Be- ginning Wednesday night for three days that well known production. Leah Kleschna" will be shown with no other than Carlotta Nillson in the leading role. It will be remembered hy many that Leah Kleschna" was first made famous by that premiere actress Bertha Kalisch. and it is said that Miss Wilson's portrayal of the character is equally as good
Arizona republican., 1914-06-16
The Lion Theater.

There are mighty few pictures that hold the attention of the spectator, like "A Debut in the Secret Service" :" which is shown at the Lion Theate-' toda. Its a powerful diplomatic free lance story written by Clarence H. New and James Cruze and Flo La Radie play the leading roles. The plot is woven around the recovery of government plans of coast fortifica- tions, which had been stolen. Its @ well acted and splendidly pro duced picture. The Mutual Girl to . day contains a fine exhibit of the latest styles in womens apparel and will be appreciated by those who keep up with the prevailing styles of Dame Fashion. The Chicken Chaser a very funny Keystone con cludes one of the best programs that's been seen here lately.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-16
YOU'LL FIND II AT BALKE'S
 WHATEVER II MAY BE
Whether Gift for June Bride or
 Present for Friend Back Home.

Whether Gift for June Bride or
 Present for Friend Back Home.
 June enters today upon it's last stretch. But in the remaining days of there will be several weddings in this locality as we'll as others and the June brides will be expecting wedding gifts. There is yet time to get them at Balke's Curio Store and have them prepared for shipment to June brides, friends of yours in other parts of the country. You will be relieved of a great deal of prepleXity by going to Balke's. If you have not quite decided what you should buy you will be helped in reaching a de cision. Right there your troubles come to an end, the shipment and the gift rest with the Big Curio Store.
 You who are about to visit friends in other parts of the country will want to take them some souvenir of Arizona. It is at Balke's just the thing you want though you may not have it in your mind before going there just what it is. You can not fail to find it quickly and you will be surprised to learn how little it will cost to give pleasure to those whom you are about to visit-(Ad- VertiSement)
Arizona republican., 1914-06-16
Perils of Pauline.

Tomorrow the Lion Theater will present another installment of the extremely interesting photoplay. The Perils of Pauline" New York $ Chinatown is the scene of action, for Pauline is captured by gang and placed inside the Idol in the Joss house, but again fear not, for Hand 9ome Harry fights his way through the hord of angry Chinamen and rescues her. Talk about action, but The Perils of Pauline certainly has it and Chas. Goddard. who wrote it. must have had some real experience or he could never have put so much realism in story.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-16
Improvements at Lamara.

Manager John Ba-ndord is busily engaged in making stil further i'm provements to the Lamara theatre in order to accommodate the patrons during the heated term. He has in
 stalled additional fans as well as the cooling apparatus and is putting in blast fan in the operating room for the purpose of driving all hot ai.' that accumulates there will be blown out of the room direct into the outdoors instead of allowing 1t to seep into the theater as is the gen.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-16

eral case. This will have an added effect. Among the features in pie lures that are to be shown in this delightful little house in the near fu- ture is Judith of Bethulia," one of the greatest pictures ever produced in America. which vii be on hand next Sunday and Monday This pie ture has received more comment from the big magazines of the re- cent month than any other picture produced. The great Kliene feature will be shown on Wednesday. It is known as the Black Diamond Rob bery"
Arizona republican., 1914-06-16
Coliseum.

takes place and an entirely new line of acts vii be ushered in. The bill is direct from the coast. where the acts comprising it have made more than good. The lineup includes, Arthur DuMais, monologuist and singer; Boothe and Boothe, in com edy, singing, talking and juggling, and the Link Brothers, novelty com edi2ns presenting a line of acrobat . iC antics. Three reels of the best
Arizona republican., 1914-06-16
MINING CLAIMS

For Sale: Lease or bond, group of three patented mining claims in proven district. carrying gold, silver and lead. developed by shaft over three hundred feet deep, equipped with boiler and 9 H. P. hoist, 1 miles on county road from railroad and smelter. No cash payment required from responsible parties. Write owner, H. K. Behn. care Arizona Hdw. Supply Co.,, Phoenix. Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-16
The Reqale

The White Squaw," a sensational "10l" Bison western drama with Will liam Clifford and Phyllis Gordon in the leading roles, is the featuring of fering today at the Regale theatcr, 210-212 East Washington street. This is said to be one of the most realistic and truly interesting pictures in which these two popular moving picture ar lists have ever appeared. The Guil
 ty Hand an Eclair drama, is also among the best offerings that have been shown at the Regale recently For laughs. nothing more effective has been on the bill than Percy Needed a Rest the Imp comedy that rounds out today's bill. For Satur- day and Sunday a special Universal feature, The Merchant of Venice" will hold the screen at the Regale This is said to be one of the best moving picture reproductions of q Shakespearean play ever produced
 WATCH FOR THE NEW CHASE TDJTCKC (AIyorticaronrtN #
Arizona republican., 1914-06-16

movies furnished by the General Film Company will he shown and in conjunction with the above will make q performance difficult to beat
Arizona republican., 1914-06-16

Henry L. lost, mayor of Kansas City and a possible candidate for the gcvernorship of Missouri, was once an intimate of an orphan asylum in New York City and in infancy was taken 10 Missouri with a carload of Waifs who were sent to the west to find new homes.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-16

Dr.. W. Godfrey Hunter of LeXing- ton. Ky former congressman and United States minister to Guatemala and Honduras from 1897 to 1902, has announced his candidacy for the mo- imitation for United States senator on the republican ticket to succeed the late Senator W. O. Bradley.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-16

Colonel Roosevelt is to open the progressive campaign in Connecticut with an address in Hartford on July 23rd
Arizona republican., 1914-06-16

WATCH FOR THE NEW CHASE -(AdvertisementD tf
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-29

sean necesarios, va por la per-
suasi5n atrayendo a los nucleos
felicistas, va en- los ramos ad-
ministrativos Y los mas con las
armas hasta conseguir destrulr
por complete al enemigo CO.
NUN, que cinicamente Sc ape
llida "Constitucionalismo.' Y
una vez lOgrado este, convocar
al pueblo a elecciones genera
les para Presidente de la Repu
blica, superintendent la Vice
presidential, que no ha sido O.
ira cosa que la manzana de la
discOrdia nacional.
Un Expairiado.
San Antonio, Texas,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-29
ACTUALIDAD %EXTRANJERA
la INCOCNTTA NIPONA

excelente base naval. Al 81
guiente ano. China ratified la
session del puerto ' por noventa
Y nueve anos Ia de una iona de
so Kilometres de radio alrede-
dor de Tsing-Tao. seguida de
otra iona neutral de Glen kil6-
metros de radio; ventajas que
logr6 en- Ia indicada fecha Ell
principe Enrique de Prussia ST.
Duestas 0 legitimas efervescen-
cias dieron margen q Ia mar
cial ocupaci6n de TcheOu-Eu,
con una expedition que condu-
10 el crucero Gefion, ' de he
cho toda Ia eXtensa provincial
De Chan-Tung fu6 germana.
Hoy, no obStante las p~roteS-
tas que de sus ulteriores prop6-
sitos ma hecho el Jap6n, la do
minaci6n alam2:a en- Oriente
ha sido reemplazada por las
ambiciones niponaS, Y csc ejer-
otto victorioso e inactive, no es
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-29
PARA Ell CONCURSO
(Viene de Ia 3a.)

que apOTtan sus autOreS cOnsl-
derando ell a5unto bajo distin-
tos puntos de vista, pero STEM
pre- muy djstanciados del terre-
no de 10 factible, cuando me
nos, asi 10 significa en- mi con-
cept0 cuantO sc ha escritO So
bre ell particular hasta Ia fecha
y perd6neseme Ia franqueZa y
dichO sea &c paso, tambien Ia
.rudeza de mi lengUaje. en- cam
bio de la sinceridad de mis- an
helOs pOr Yer reeStablecida Ia
paz en- mi armada Patria.
Yo opino que para conseguir
que ceSe la lucha fratricida en-
nuestro pals, tan recrudecida
en- estos dias por- los distintos
bandos en- que sc han dividido
las facciones contendienteS,
deberiamos todOS los meXiCa-
nos que nos enCOntramOS eXpa-
triadoS fornar un solo nucleo Y
adherirnos a la facci6n Villa
ZapatiSta que pOr una lronla
del DestinO, a juzgar pOr sus
antecedentes, ha venido a Ia
postre a ser la cue mas prone
te orden y garantias Y por 10
mismo la que al triunfO COM
pletO Sobre ell carrancism0, ven
ga a establecer I'm g%oblerno
constitutional firme. La name
ra de llevar a cabo nuestra COO
peraci6n seria que IN grupC de
personals caracterizadas de en-
ire nuestro numeroSo element0,
Sc dirigiera al Presidente Int
rino de la Convention, General
Eulalio Gutierrez, pidiendole
aceptara n~uestros servicios y
que para efectuarlo d~ecretara
una ley de anmistia general
para todos los meXicaons eX-
patriados, sin distinction de Gre
dos politicos a~nteriores y una
vez conseguido este, If a la
borar en- favor de esta faccion
por los distintos medios que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-29

ner ell corrective q segun ell Ia
lentoso portuguese Eca de Quei-
roz, emplean los aideanos del
norte de su naci6n cuando Sc
ven atropellados en- su propie-
dad por cualquier poderoso ca
ballero y ell cual consiste en- to-
mar por la manana un cayado,
salir al campo y, cuando este
acontece eS SECURE que a la tar
de siguiente Sc encuentra jun
to a cualquier haya, en- que Sc
enrosca la madreselva, al po-
deroso caballero con una cla-
vicula y tres costillas absolute
mente rotas.
I'm Sonorense.
NogaleS, Ariz, Die. "a 1914.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-29

Douglas, Arizona, Diciembre
26.- Sc sabe de buena fuente
cue las proposiciOnes que ha
hecho ell general Scott a Jose
Maria Maytorena Y Benjamin
Hill, para dar t6rminO a las
dificultades que han surgido
entire las facciones de ambos
iefes, Sc resumen en- una cue
es Ia de mayor impOrtancia: ia
de que Sc cierrc la Aduana de
Naco, Sonora, por un teEmino
de varios meSes, para eVtar
cue tantO unO como Otro rcclba
olementos de guerra para pro
seguir Ia campana que no solo
Derjudicaria a los nacionales,
sino tambi6n a los habitanteS
de Ia poblaci6n americana de
NacO.
Naytorena, segdn el decir
de quienes Sc consideran per
fectamente informados, ofrecio
que retiraria ell sitio de Naco,
Sonora, pero que no admitia 10
del cierre de la aduana, por
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-29

Sc EXTRAVIO entrc Seguin y san
Marcos, Texas, via Newbranfels una boisa
de seda negra, conteniendo once pesos,
~cincuenta centavos, v~aliosOs diamantes y
articulos de tccador. A la persona cue
los devuelva Sc lie g~ratificara esplendida-
mente, sin hacer ninguna a~veriguaci6n.
Dirijanse a Carl w. Raetzsch, Wood Bldg.
San Marcos, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-29
10 QUE Z DEClR
I'm PEON
San Antonio, Texas,

La paz en- Mexico resultaria
cuando todos los meXicanos nos
re Jnieramos con lazos de frater-
nidad y que dentro de todos los
que contemporaries amargo des-
tierro por ser ajanos ala politica
entire hermanos, emanara I'm
hombre fuerte, cUrsciente, hon
RADIO y patricia, que nc nos deJa-
ra titubear con n~uestgos primes
yankees y que dicho hombre nc
hiciera nuIas las leyes de Consti-
tuci6n y Ell problema agrario. Y
ent0nces cl pueblo undo 10 ape
yaria cor sus votos y desprecia-
ri4mos a! q nos invita- cen Ell fu
sill en- la mano con pretestos yen
ganos, fracssandO siempre,los IA
Sos profetas, convencidos que ell
pueblo no es juguete de nadie.
IL. R. P.
San Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-29
DISIDENCiAS ENERE VILLA,
ZAPATA Y GUTIERREZ.
(Viene de la Pag 1a.l


las hojas de serviciO de cada
uno de 6stos Y poder emplear
aquellos cue Gemucstren ha-
Der obrado c~orrectamente en-
el d~esempeno de su mission.
va Sc nan dad0 todo los pa
SOS conducentes a la installation
de la nuev2 jUnta, y como Sc
dice antes, Sc cree que para el
primero de Enero daran princi-
pic sus sesiones cuyo principal
obieto eS Ell de nombrar Pre-
sidente Provisional.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-29
LA YANKI.
He aqui ell enemigo.
San Antonio.

Para que puedan solucionar
las dificultades pOr que en- Ia
actualidad atraviesa Mexico, es
indispensable.
1o.-Que 81 primer ciudada-
10 lie Nortc America no sea
un sOnadOr de la eScuela de
PlatGn.
2o.-Que los destinos del
gran Pueblo Americana Sc Gil
cuentren en- manoS de hombres
respetuosos del derecho inalie-
nabIe que todos los pueblos tie
men para gobernarse sin ayuda
de elementos eXtranos.
3o.-Que de nuestra escena
politica desaparezca para STEM
pre- la perniciosa Influenza de
los Silliman, CanOvas y Caro-
theirs.
Cuando este suceda, solo
entonces, el elemento intelec-
tual y sano de nuestrO pals, sin
gran esfuerzo, devolvera a
nuestra dolorida patria la paZ
que tanto anhelamos; y nues-
tro Mexico. con su gran vitali-
dad, pronto volvera a recon-
quistar ell lugar ]prominente que
ocupo en- el coencierto de las
nacioneS cultas del nuevo nun
to antes del advenimiento a Ia
politica de los Apostoles Reden
torres, Atlas y Napoleones.
Para conjurar ell nal senala-
do, en- los tres acapites que an
teceden, es precise que la prem
sa meXicana que We la luz pu-
blica en- este pals emprenda u
ma campaha activa Y, con blen
razonadOs editoriales, pOnga
de manifesto los p%erjuiclos que
ha venido causando la intromi-
sion yanki en- nuestros asuntos
interiors;; senalando 81 possible
la causa que la motivara
a fin de que, los hOmbres de la
Blanca Sc abStengan en- 10
successive, siquiera por humani-
dad, de la que tauto hacen alar
de, de seguir cooperando aun-
que solo sea moralmente al
crimen de lesa civilization que
de tempo atras vienen perpe-
los "ciudadanos anna
Dichos articulos deberan
ser traducidos por los mismos
al idioma de Shakespeare para
10 cual cada peri6dico, que en-
brenda esta labor de PATRIOTS
no, abrira desde luego la CO.
respondents seccion en- ingles.
Opino que solo este recurso
nos queda para yer 81 es posi-
Die conseguir ell objeto indica-
10 va que, por nuestra actual
lebilidad, no es impossible po-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-29
Scott prOpuso eI cierre de Ia
AduaT1a de naco, Sonora
PERC NO ESTA DISPUESTO a ADMITIR A QUE SEA
CERRADA IA ADUANA 0 MAS De QUE AEO-
RA ESTE FAVORECI ENDO A SU ENEMI
C {, BENJA MIN HILL.
TeIegrama especial para LAPRENSA.

mas que estuviera favorecien-
do, por ahora, a Benjamin Hill.
En- cambio este jefe ha es-
tado hacienda fuego en- con-
ira de los maytorenistas, ale
gando que 10 hace en- defcnsa
propia.
La fuerte lluvia que ha es-
tado cayendO en- esta region y
principalmente en- NacO, ma
causado numcrosas Victimas.
Sc sabe que dos mujcres a.
manecieron muertas a causa
del frio que s. sinti6 durante
TODD ell dia de antier y Sc tie
nen noticias de que son meal
culabIes los casos de enferme-
dad que Sc han registradO en- Ia
clase menesterysa que cast Ca
rece de abrigo.
De HermOsillO, Son, fueroT
enviados abrigos para repartir-
los entire los pobres, pcro nc
baSta ell socOrr0 para faVOre-
Ger a tOdoS los que Sc encuen-
tran en- precaria situaci0n.
Ell CORRESPONSAL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-29
(Viene de Ia. Pag 1a.)
FUE ~REAPREHENDIDO BRA
NIFF EN- VERACRUZ.
(Viene de la Pag 1a.)

tado Braniff, quien ha mani
festado cue en- vista de su fra
case como mediator saldra
de aquel pals dirijiendose a
este, hasta que las cosas hayan
cambiado, pues no quiere mez-
clarse mas en- asuntos de poll
tica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-29
- MISERIA OBLIGA..,
(V;ene de la Pag. la

en- una s:tuaci6n verdaderamen
te terrible.
La policia es incapaz para
Drevenir la creciente delincuen
cia. pues 81 numero es muy
reducida para vigiiar la ciu-
dad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-29

Y que no Sc prolongue ell plazo
de embarque del personal a
mas de treinta minutes. Sena-
la las equivalencias en- tonela-
das de los elementos aislados y
combinados, y marca que GUAM
do IN transporte aislado en-
cuentre a una escuadra enemi-
ga, 10 primero que debe hacer
es arrojar al aqua TODD el ma
terial de guerra.
Previsores y audaces, TODD
es de temer de su ambicion. La
segunda parte oe su interven-
ci6n en- la lucha es una inc6g-
nita que tai vez Sc despeje muy
pronto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-29

Sc HA PERDlDO IN cschorro chsto,
color harroso, mocho de las ~orejss y CO.
la. Exp!endida qualification serk pa.
gada entr-g3niolo a A. S. Gage, 3l5
W. French Place.