Arizona republican., 1922-04-05
'CIOse-Ups Of
Real Life in
America

What Were They Talking About?
Someone Evidently Mistaken
Rowing Governor Replaced
Lode. Forecasts Lively Primary
NEW YORK. April 4-Notes written
~ in a diary by hand turning cold
in death was the legacy left Mrs.
Eugene X. Martin. whose husband
today was found dead in his east side
apartment, suicide by gas.
Written under April 4, in clear,
firm hand, was the first entry:
Il am tired, so tired. have given
life a fair trial. but failed to find
interest therein"
Equally firm was the entry:
listening to wireless while un-
dergoing this process of destruction.
Then little less legible:
L am still on my feet. but startins
to get dizzy"
stili less controlled the hand then
wrote:
Il am weaker"
Just readable:
Goodbye. Alice. God bless you. l
love you
Then a wavy line-a sentence nsFer
completed.
DoRTLAND. Ore, April Marshal
Joffre was introduced to six Indian
chiefs here today and was presented
by them with a variety of gifts, IN
Guiding a bow and quiver of arrows,
headed
moccasins.
UmapineA chief of the sUmatille
tribe, was the first to grasp the
French warriors hands. saying some
thing the visitor did not understand
and the marshal returned few
words which were lost upon the
Indian.
Sumpkin. Mox 1Iox. Peo. Shapot
Coloni and Luke Cawapoo, chiefs
from the Cayuse and Nez Perce
tribes. were the others presented.
Each had sons or grandsons in the
World War.
NEW YORK, April 4-Taking the
I = stand unexpectedly in the suit of
Mrs. Helen Elwood Stokes to recover
dover rights, Miss Christine Brook,
a nurse, gave testimony in supreme
court today contradicting a previous
statement of w. E. D. Stokes. wealthy
hotel man. that he was in Lexing-
ton. KY. in January. 1911. She said
he was in New York at that time.
Mrs. Stokes alleged that during the
period involved she met and dined on
Eumefous occasions with Mr. Stokes
at his hotel apartment and the nurse s
testimony is considered to have an
important bearing upon contradicting
that of several witnesses who corro-
borated the hotel mans claim that
he had spent the disputed days in
Kentucky.
Miss Brook, voluntary witness for
Mrs. Stokes, said she was employed
by Mr.. Stokes in his apartment at the
Ansonia hotel from October /. 1910
to March /. 1911. shortly before he
married Miss Elwood.
MONTEREY, \. L, Mexico, April
~ 4.-The' state legislature today
voted to declare vacant the COVER
norship held by Juan NJ Garcia, be-
cause Garcia has absented himself
from the state without the permis-
of congress. DR.. Ramirez Tames was
named provisional governor and as
sumed his duties Immediately.
The removal of Garcia is the out
come of a long standing controversy
between the governor and his legis-
lature in which a majority of the
members are said to have held polit-
ieal beliefs opposed to those Of Car
cia.
Garcia now joins the ranks of the
four other main governors who have
been deposed during the past few
weeks Sanchez of Puebla. AIu-
gica of Michoacan. vadillo of Jalisco,
and Tomaso of Tobasco.
ROSTON. April 4-Senator Lodge,
today in conversation with
friends, forecast a lively primary
contest this year If the believers
in the Wilson league of nations and
the so-called temperance folks are
going to fight me-"
I understand that the friends of
Irish freedom propose to go into the
primaries" he said. ito defeat me
because I am a friend of England
That is important, not to say anus
ing. if true"
1t was said by friends of the sena-
tor that his active campaign for re-
nomination would not open until
early summer.