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Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
Japan Is Showing Keen Int CT e s t In Disarmament Meet
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TOXIC, Oct 9.-The Washington conference on limitation of armament and far eastern questions has the center of the stage in Japan today. Not even 40 days of eeaseless rain, such as Japan never before has seen, has checked the interest displayed in the forthcoming departures of Japan's representatives to the con- ference. So great is. the hustle prep aratory to the delegates sailing that one would imagine half of Tokio was headed toward Washington. With well-nigh endless farewell re- captions, the delegates scarcely find time to study vital matters, such as the agenda of the conference, their detailed instructions and programs and alternate programs. The steam CTS Hawkeye State, Golden State and Sinyo will leave this week for San Francisco. all taking persons going to Washington, while the steamer Kashima. sailing for Seattle, will transport the chief Japanese delegates to the conference and the members of the Japanese business mission that will visit the United States. Special state rooms have been added to the Shinyo to accom- modate 30 secretaries of the Japanese delegation.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
O|L EMBARGO IN
 MEXICO CLOSING RAILROAD LINES AND INDUSTRIES
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MEXICO CITY, Oct. 10-Paralysis of the Mexican railroad operating be- tween Vera Cruz and Mexico City due to lack of fuel, the tying up of a majority of the textile industries in the city of Puebla and a general shut down of oil operations involving seV- eral thousand men, are threatened by an action of the governor of the state of Vera Cruz in placing an embargo on the oil properties of Fl Aguila, British concern in that state. for al- legged payment of certain taxes.
 Hurried conferences among the rep resentatives of Fl Aguila here yes terday engaged in the formation of a protest to .the federal government against theEiction of the governor of Vera Cruz bending a decision of the supreme court on cases embracing the protested taxes.
 The properties of Fl Aguila, valued at more than 3,000,0 00o pesos, were placed under embargo by the Vera Cruz authorities last Saturday when the Mexican supreme court was start ing consideration of the amparo cases and according tn newspapers here, the Vera Cruz action was taken be- cause it was believed the federal tri- bunal would doubtless rule that the state had over stepped its author ity in levying taxes to which objection is made by Ed Aguila.
 The Mexican railroad, British owned, is dependent for it's fuel sup ply upon Fl Aguila, also British owned, and if the company saould suspend operations doubtless there would be a tie up until other ar engagements could be made.
 Today's newspapers assert more than 5000 men are out of work at Puebla due to the closing down oi the plants from various causes. A law permitting workmen to share in profits recently was passed by the
 Vera Cruz legislature and is now partly in effect. A law identical in form is beins considered by the Pu- | ebla legislature. Both states have ! adopted equally drastic tax laws. the ! application of which is said to have | caused numerous large concerns tC
 announce their intention of moving ] elsewhere.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
LASH MINUTE NEWS
2 MYSTERIOUS MuRoER IN pAYToN

 definite police tonight L. A. Howard 4S today the head found o the floor nearby and the office was
 
 KoUNsEL WANTS s1ooooo 1osut s1ooooo filed against the Nu u w. elnquished the November H. 1s<o after 1e15
 CHEAPEST OF FUEL 21 cents bushei of to heat
 
 BASEBALL o-Arthur Mueller youth died 'ocy yesterday He struck on the a ball.
 LOUIS NOV George Democratic meeting that body in St notification to oseu party "o ado future operations
 WIFE INTO UNcoNscIo1sNess Tex,O Oct Nii hospital the nd that heru
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
Nebraska Fir,ancier
 GiUes Up To Sheriff
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OMAHA, Oct. 10,-Ray V. McGraw formerly vice president and general manager of the Missouri Valley Cattle Loan company of Omaha, which was declared bankrupt some time ago. surrendered to the sheriff today on indictments. one of which charged embezzlement of s1O0,000 of the com pany's funds.
 Conspiracy with others to embezzle s65. 900 belonging to division No. l, railway employees department. Ameri- can Federation of Labor. was charged against William J. Hotz, Omaha at torney. who also surrendered on in dictments returned by a special grand jury that investigated stock and other transactions in Nebraska
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
Armed Men kidnap
 Two P acific Oil Company Employees

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 10--Two employees of the Pacific Oil company were Kidnapped today from the com pany store at Coalinga by armed men, according to statement by C.. M Swindell, secretary of the Oil Producers association of California The statement said:
 Five automobiles loaded with armed men appeared in front of the store, men entered the office by force and Kidnapped Roy Blabon. general foreman of the store and Tom Giffen, a section foreman, loaded them into the machines and departed for parts unknown.
 ''On the approach of the cars the two employees locked the doors of the atore and the armed men forced their way through windows"
 Mrs. Bachman, a stepographer, was not molested, the statement said, but she was warned not to give a telephone alarm.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
B e lie U e Skeleton
 or Brakeman Found
 On NeUada Desert
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ODGEN, Utah, Oct. 10.-Mystery surrounding the disappearance last January of s. H. Graves, a Southern Pacific brakeman, from his train travelling between Inlay and Carlin in Nevada is believed to have been solved by the discover of a skeleton on the bank of the river near Ar genta, according to information given out here by the Southern Pacific com pany. A duck hunter found the body with a watch, switch key, caboose key and lock. An inquest was to be held at Battle Mountain
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
Liability Act Is Held Applicable To
 Interstate R odd S
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WASHINGTON. oct. 1O.-Decision of New York state courts holding the federal employees liability act. applicable to employees of interstate railroads while engaged in switching cars will stand, the supreme court today refusing to review a case awarding Ida Cott a verdict of s2O,- 900 against the Lehigh Valley rail- road for the death of her husband, Martin Cott
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
Southern Pacific To Extend Lines
 Into Guadalaiara

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 NOGALES, Ariz.. Oct. 10-The Southern Pacific de Mexico plans to extend it's lines to Guadalajara, giv- ing the west coast of the United States and Mexico direct railroad connections with Mexico City. as soon as financial conditions will per init, according to an announcement made here today by H. B. Titcomb of Tucson.
 MT. Titcomb. who succeeded the late Epes Randolph as president of the Southern Pacific de Mexico, has just returned from his first trip over the railroad since be became its head. He spent one week in Mexico. He declared that direct railroad connec- tions with Mexico City was one of the greatest needs of the west coast of Mexico
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
Judge Neterer To
 Assist Sawtelle
 Clearing Docket
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PRESCOTT. Ariz., Oct. 1O-Judge Jeremiah Neterer of the United States district court for the western district of the state of Washington, who is here to help Federal Judge William w. Sawtelle clean up his calendar, will hear arguments tomor- row on petitions and motions in the case of A. J. Peters and others who are charged with having defrauded the government during the war in the sale of hay.
 Judge Neterer arrived here at noon today and expects to conduct court here about October 9. Then he will go to Phoenix to assist Judge Saw telle here.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
Moving Day Has Lost It's TerrOrs

MOW reliable firms " take the responsi- bility of transferring your furniture intact. When you are ready to make your next move refer to The Re publican's Business Directory for this service. There is a firm listed there for every need.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
Texas Lumber Suit Dismissed Without
 U. 5. Court Opinion
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 10-The su- preme court today dismissed without rendering a written or oral opinion, the suit instituted by Cornelius G. Goodrich and others against the Wesr Lumber Company TOT recovery of large tract of land in Polk county. Texas, and S100,000 in damages for lumber cut. Lower courts awarded $30,000 damages and title to the land, but the supreme court of Texas re- versed the lower court and decided in favor of the lumber company.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
Harper and Barnes
 Are Best Bet Today

The fifth game ot the world series will be played on the Polo grounds today. The Republican will play the game complete in every detail on the Wonder Board beginning at 12 noon.
 McGraw will probably send Barnes to the mound, While Hug gins will use Lefty Harper.
 Toney may be given another chance. but the odds favor Barnes. and Snyder will go be- hind the bat.
 Huggins still thinks Shawkey can win a game. but he has not tried Harper. and the baseball world is anxious to see what the husky portsider can do.
 The club physician has again ordered Babe Ruth out of the game and the mighty swatter may not play today
 Don't forget the game starts at noon.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
Supreme Court Will Decide Jurisdiction
 OUer Public Domains

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10-A case of wide interest to the West, involving a constructit of the governments policy jurisdiction over public lands will be reviewed by the supreme court. Announcement was made today by the court that it would hear the case of Charles McKelyy and others convicted in Idaho of assault upon a herder in which 1t is the govern ment's contention that lawlessness upon public lands can be punished under fedora. law.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
Shipping Board May Lease Idle Tonnage
 At Dollar Per Month
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WASHINGToN, oct. 1o.-If the suggestion is approved by private ship owners, the' shipping board is willing to lease idle tonnage for the sum of s1 per month, per ship. for the purpose of exporting coal to Europe over routes now controlled by foreign lines, Chairman Lasker said today. He intimated final decision would be given Secretary Hoover, who ad- vanced the suggestion.
 MT. Hoover said the rental of idle ships at a nominal fiure for this pur- pose would afford employment for large numbers of American coal min CTS who are now idle.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
Good Roads Bill Will Be Passed
 By House Today

According to. information re- ceived in Phoenix last night from a man in San Francisco who is in receipt of word from Washington. the Townsend good roads bill will pass the house today.
 This is especially good news for Arizona, as the bill, if it becomes law, will add a million dollars to federal aid this state will receive this year.
 The Townsend bill has been in conference in both the senate and house.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
Former Treasurer of
 Cochise Is Charged
 With EnabezzIer7ent

TOMBSTONE, Ariz.. Oct. 10.-A jury for the trial of W. P. Walker. charged with embezzlement of county funds, was secured late this after noon. Taking of testimony will start tomorrow morning.
 Walker. formerly assistant county treasurer of Cochise county. is being tried on the specific charge of ap- to his own use $104 9th CT charges are pending against him.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
B0RAH'S PANAMA FREE TOLLS BILL
 PASSES SENATE
BILL EXEMPTING AMERICAN COAST WISE VESSELS FROM PAYING PAN AMA TOLLS MAY BE HELD UP IN HOUSE UNTIL AFTER DISARMA- MENT CONFERENCE

rlared that the Borah bill would barter away the honor of the coun- try for a ship subsidy"
 The subsidy question would be brought up later, Senator Borah de- clared, stating he would advocate regulation of a tolls subsidy by the interstate commerce commission, or some other tribunal Similar regu- lations also were urged by Senator Cummins, Republican of Iowa, chair man of the interstate commerce com mittee.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
State Can Collect Tax On Interstate
 Business Holdings
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J
 WASHINGTON, Oct 10.-State taxes may be collected upon business done by companies located within state although the business taxed was interstate and conducted all most exclusively outside the state. This decision by lower courts will stand as the result of a refusal by the supreme court today to review proceedings brought by the Krauss Brothers Lumber company of New Orleans.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
Bank Bandits Caught After Running Fight
 Through Kansas City

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 10.-Two men, believed to be bank bandits. were cap tured after a running gun fight which began in Muncie. Kan, and ended in Kansas City, Kan, today. The fight followed the robbery of the Muncie State bank today of $500. One of the captured men was shot through the head and is expected to die. A third man is believed to be surrounded in a patch of weeds west of Kansas City. Kan.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
Epidemic of Typhoid
 I ThreofenS Las Aninaas
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 PUEBLO. Colo, Oct. 10.-Accord- ing to word received here tonight, an epidemic of typhoid fever threatens Las Animas, Colo. Fifteen cases are said to have developed there in the last few days. City and county health officials are reported testing the city's milk and water supply in an effort to locate the source of the dis ease. which has not yet been deter mined.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
British Foreign Office Anxious To
 Recognize Obregon
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 MEXICO CITY, Oct. 10.-The Brit ish foreign office desires to resume diplomatic relations with Mexico at the earliest possible moment, de- clared Christopher William Lowther, member of the British parliament, now in Mexico City MT. Lowther's statement was quoted today by Fl Universal
 Mir Lawther said his visit to Mex ico was purely unofficial but he would inform the government con- corning the Mexican situation, as a private citizen"
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
Dr. Won KleinSnid
 T a k e s Presidency Of Goa st College
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 LOS ANGELES, Oct. 1o-A telegram announcing his accept ance of the presidency Of the University of Southern Califor- nia here was received today from pr. Rufus Bernard KieinSmid, president of the University of Arizona at Tucson, by the South ern California Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church, which controls the local institu- ton.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
MISSION JuRIsT DIES

ST. LOU S, Oct 10-William C.. Marshall, 3, former judge of the Mis- souri supreme court, died at a local hotel here where he resided today, from heart trouble.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
RUTH BEATS OUT
 BUN I IN FOURTH INNING TURNING TIDE FUR TANKS
New York Americans Win Edge In Series With 3 To l Victory; Fifth Game Will Be Played Today
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NEW YORK, Oct. IDA bunt in baseball game doesn't hold a candle to a home run as a spectacular feat, but little bunt which Babe Ruth laid down on the grass at the Polo Grounds today showed how much ina- portance sometimes attaches to the less sensational performance The Babes home run <n the ninth of Sum days game was for the Yankees as a team just one more run and noth- ing more. His bunt in the fourth in ming of today's game, the fifth of the 1921 world series. proved the turn ing point of the contest, which was won by the American leaguers. to l. over their National league oppo- nents.
 The victory again gave the Yan- kees the edge in the series which now stands:
 Americans-Won 3: lost 2
 Nationals-Wons 2, lost 3.
 Wait Hoyt the boy wonder from Brooklyn, pitched the Yankees to their third victory in the series. his potent right arm being aided by some great defensive work on the part of his teammates in holding the Giants scoring proclivities to a minimum He had been scored upon in the first inning, an error by McNally paving the way to the Giants only tally. but the Yankees tied the score in the third, when McNally. who was passed by Art Neh-, the Giants crack right handler, went to third on Schang's s double and came home on Elmer Nss- Iar.u uarrifica f1V
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
BOX SCORE WORLD SERIES


 Americans vol zaW W.
  Two Miller Raw Piay-Schans Ward Left Nationals baoff Nehf, third Chill Time of game
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
WORLDS SERIES AVERAGES

NEW YORK; Oct 1oThe batting for the first five of
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11

When You're Looking for Anything Refer to The Arizona Republican's
 Classified Business Directory
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
CREAM OF WHEAT HEAD DIES

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 1O-Emery Mapes 6S. president of the Cream of Wheat company. died at his home here last night of heart disease.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11

TRANSFER AND STORAGE Baggage checked to destination. All kinds of hauling. Fireproof storage. Lightning Delivery Go. 42 s. Center Phone 3094 and 4126.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-11
Ruth Lays Down Blunt

Then to start the fourth for the Yankees, Ru-h, who had struck out his first time up. did the unex- pected and laid down a bunt- The Giant infield was taken completely by surprise and Ruth landed safely on first The way had been opened for a tally and Ruth scored it mo- men later when Bob Meusel shot double to left, which his brother Emil on the Giant team seemed somewhat slow in handling. This ultimately proved to be the winning run for the Yankees, but another was speedily added when Meusel scored on Wards sacrifice fly. This ended the scoring for the day. Hoyt, who had seemed a bit unsteady in the early innings. settled down behind his two run lead and pitched a heady game which the the big guns in the Giant lineup guessing wheI safe blows were nee essary to put runs across Hoyt was hit more freely than in his shutout game of lass Thursday. as the 10 safeties for the Nationals attest. but he would have had another scoreless game to his credit with a little bet ter support in the first inning, which witnessed the Yankees only fielding pebble a mess made by McNally Of George Burns hard grounder. As it was, Hoyt won the honor of being the first boxman to win two games in the present series and of holding the heavy hitting Giants to one soli- tary run in eighteen innings.
 Both on the offensive and the de- fensive sides of the Yankees play the work of Bob Meusel stood out con- spicuously. The lanly right fielder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-28
Lin erick
Contest to
End Friday

Tho little Limerick bug II working
It's way into hundreds OF Seattle
households. Bright and early Thurs.
day morning the Limerick editor
found tho desk piled high with let.
ters.
Here are few jingles selected at
random:
Let US here make a date--lf we can.
To so 10 the strand Is our plan,
The pictures "wet Gold"
Great show we've been told.
Take advice from wise movie ian.
Daisy Fowler
wet Gold" Is a wonderful play.
To be shown next week at the
Strand
Wen he there on time
II II takes our last dime.
And you'd better come along for It's
grand.
s-flazei Wicker.
Wet Cold" Is the name Of the pic.
turo play.
You can sec at the strand II you 20
saturday.
II will be there all week.
From the way people speak.
'Tis the best one In many a day.
Lawrence NJ. Richer.
said mamma. Father dear. 'twouid
be grand
And we'd call you bes, dad in the
land.
IL you'd get out the bus
And escort all OF us
To that great film. Wet Cold at
the Strand"
Clayton Crawford.
To the strand Is coming a play
called WET Cold"
It's perfectly grand | have been told.
So please SO early. you are In for a
treat,
Avoid the big rush and your get a
good seat.
Cara Durham.
WET Gold" Is the title OF the
phosopiay coming TO the Strand
Saturday.
The star Is Offering $40 for the
best limerick which includes the
name Strand and wet Gold" Five
dollars each for the next three.
Letters must reach the Limerick
editor BY 8 y. m. Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-28


"oueenie. Shirley Mason's next
Bcbe Daniels. Now making The
Speed Girl
Dustin Farnum starts work on
The Primal Law"
Rita Jo,fvet. who played the beg
CARS daughter in the picture version
OF "Kismet." has the title role in
Theodore the Italian spectacle
fllm to be shown In America
Earle williams wears hts first
board for Bring Him In"
Lillian Rich plays opposite Frank
Mayo In THE Reverend sfcddicr."
the Butterfly" Marie Prevost's
first starring picture Is about com
pleted-
why Girls Leave Home" star.
ring Anna Q. Nilsson. Is soon to be
released
The Secret Four" win be Eddie
Polo's next serial II Is based on the
oil game.
Leatrtce Joy produced real tears
for The Poverty Of Riches Then
she couldn't stop crying for half an
hour.
Conway Tcarie refuses 10 wear
knit ties. Amt that sumthinT
Elsie Ferguson soon leaves for
vacation In England. France and
Italy.
Vanity Fair Chaplin's next. Is
a travesty on the weaknesses Of the
newrich.
Dolores cssaneili plays the part Of
Dolores. Spanish dancer. in Peter
Ibbetson."
Buster Keaton has started on the
first six comedies to be made for
First National.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-28
Noted Producer and Author
Combine to Fight Censorship

Marshall Neilan has combined
forces with Rupert Rughes. noted
author. to fight censorship via the
screen.
Mr. Neilan will shortly start work
on his anti-censorship picture. which
will be produced and booked in thea.
tres all over the country free Of
charge. Thru the courtesy OF Gold
wynn. Neilan has induced the author
To contribute his time and effort In
the writing OF titles for this film.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-28
There Is
Strength in
Every Tablet

One dose often helps
commence TO enrich
your blood and rexf-
III kn0 talire your worpout.
e A kN exhausted uervt
-, Minated Iron 10 erxsa-
&c iron. ftke thu iron
'S ~ In your blood and like
g the iron In spinach. IL IL
&4 - prepared that u will
1 not En1urs the teeth nor
q disturb the stomach IL
81 y ready for almost TIM
mediate absorption and
7. annkmltafioa hx the blood
ehsis sorns physicians
claim metallic Iron which
people USUALLY take v not
absorbed 81 ALL II ysu are
not strons or well you
owe Il 10 yourseif to make
the relieving test: See
- bow long you can vork or
how far you can yak
without becoming tired.
Next take tvo ftve-Erain
eahle<s of Suxassd kson-
three ttmee per day. after
maAiss for too we<ka
Thea test your strength
<n - - how much you hAvs gain
Y9np msnnsy wiIl be refunded By the
@mu(acsursrp II you do not obtain per-
~ satisfactory results At all drug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-28

The production OF this film by Mar.
shall Neilan IL OF particular interest
IN that this producer has never had
a foot Of film cut from his own pic.
lures by the censors. Under the aus
pieces OF the Public Rights League OF
America, the nnu-censorshlp film will
be widely exploited with the idea OF
reaching every motion picture patron
In the country with this message. A
cast OF prominent players will be
used
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-28
TITIE CHARIyARI

Maybe you've seen some Of
these signs and thought nothing
OF them. But II you saw two or
more Of 'em nj once you'd laugh.
Doug Fairbanks. Tho Nut
Owen Moore. The Poor
Simp."
Charles Ray. The HEX"
Bryant washburn. The
Boob"
Milton sliis. The Little Fool"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-28
Picture hf{er

Irene Castle changes title Of The
broadway Bride" to with Flying
Coiors."
Agnes Ayrcs has given up her
European trip TO start work on her
first starring picture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-28

Holt Conrad Magic and rouniaine
Ia Rue.