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Evening star., 1926-11-09
MARIE DEMANDS
chickering's STOP!
Loie Fuller, Secretary and
Press Agent to Leave
Train in Few Days.
Nv IN. Assoc,ated Press.

QUEEN MARIE'S TRAIN, EN-
ROUTE TO DENVER. November g.
Renewed efforts toward peace and
harmony, at the demand of Queen
Marie herself, were made aboard her
train today as 1t travelled across wy
oming toward Denver.
Although she has declined stead
fastly to take any public part in con
troversies and chickering's between fac
tions aboard her train, 1t was under
stood today that it is with her consent
that remaining members of the party
Of Samuel Hill. millionaire, who was
host to Marie on her Far Western trip,
are to quit the train during the next
few days. They are Miss Loie Fuller,
wartime friend of Marie: her press
secretary, Miss Gabrielle Bloch. Miss
Birkhead. who became i'll yesterday
after series of conferences with Col
John H. Carroll concerning her &C
tivities on the train, probably will be
placed in Denver hospital.
Miss Fuller and her secretary are ex
pected by Ruma nian members Of the
party to leave at Chicago, although
Col. Carroll, in announcing that Miss
Fuller was now his guest instead of
the guest Of Queen Marie, said she
could stay on the train as long as she
desired.
In agreeing to the departure Of Miss
Fuller and her assistants. Queen
Marie Is said to have believed that
troubles aboard her train began when
the Hill party Joined the encourage at
Spokane. She was described as reluc.
tant to take even an unofficia1 part
in the disturbances. but felt that for
her own peace of mind and harmony
aboard the train she should take a
hand.
Whether j. b. Ayres. Ford Motor
Co, representative, who was ordered
from the train in Seattle, when Col
Carroll objected to newspaper stories
quoting him, would be allowed to re-
turn to the train at Denver. was a
ma tier of speculation today. although
Col Carroll indicated that Ayres
would not return. He had no objection,
he said, to Ayres' continued handling
Of the motor transportation at cities
where stops are made.
Queen Marie arranged today to take
Gov. Nellie Tayloe Ross of Wyoming
aboard her train at Casper.
Evening star., 1926-11-09
Radio Programs-Page ~.
FIVE-DAY WEEK COLD BUSINESS,
NOT PHILANTHROPY, SAYS FORD
Policy Permanent and Will Be Adhered
to No Matter How Advance
Orders Grow. He Says.

might tell those critics that we are
making more cars today than we ever
made"
II Mr.. Ford has been losing sleep
over business conditions, as is al
frmed by his rivals whose sales have
heen mounting steadily. he does not
show it, He Is bronzed from his re-
cent trip through the Southern noun
tains and he radiates cheerfulness.
He chatted as IL he had not care
in the world save the dance at the
Dearborn Country Club that night
and the morrow's quest for antiques
over the Michigan countryside. There
is an unlimited market for motor cars
here and abroad and the Ford com
pany expects to get an even larger
share of the business, the motor mag
nate assured me.
1T is absurd to attribute our Ave
day.week policy to poor business" Mr..
Ford said. We are making more
cars than we ever made and when we
are completely on a five-day basis we
expect to double our output. We will
get more business S result of the
shorter work week just as We got
Continued on Page 5, Column 81
Evening star., 1926-11-09
MUSSOL|NI MAKES
APOLOGY T0PAR|S
Hands Written Regrets for
Attack on French by
Fascists at Border.
By the Associated Press.


PARIS. November 9-F'ormal writ.
ten expressions of regret for the anti.
French incidents at Ventimiglia and
BenghaZi were handed to the French
Ambassador in Rome today by Pre-
mier Mussolini in the form of an
: aide memoire.''
The French foreign Office announces
that, In view Of this action and the
satisfactory nature of Foreign Min
lister Brands talk with the Italian
Ambassador in Paris yesterday, the
government considers the incidents
closed"
This visibly eases the situation be-
tween Paris and Rome, as the Ric-
ciotti Garibaldi affair, involving anti
Fascist activities on the Riviera and
the participation of Italians in the
recent unsuccessful Catalan plot on
French soil. are considered purely
police matters.
Action Largely Voluntary.
Mussolini's action in giving a writ
ten declaration to Ambassador Bes-
nard was largely spontaneous. the
French government having refrained
from making any pressing demands
in connection with the anti French
incidents.
NJ. Besnard called on the Italian
undersecretary of foreign affairs yes
terday in reference to reorganization
of police arrangements at Nentimiglia,
which is railway station town on
the Italo- French border.
The incidents at that place and at
Benghazi, in Tripoli. CLOSELY followed
upon the attempted assassination OF
Mussolini a week ago Sunday at
Bologna.
AT Nentimiglia French railway en-
ployes were beaten by Fascists. who
resented the F'renchmen's failure to
uncover during the playing Of the
Fascist hymn. Later Fascist crowd
staged demonstration in front of the
French consulate and one man mount
ed the balcony of the consulate and
from it delivered an French
speech.
Orders Offender Tried.
Mussolini told Amba ssador Besnard
that he had ordered the authorities
at Ventimigia to set judiciary ma
chinery in motion and speed up the
trial of a man named Nauvin and
others who might be responsible for
the attack on the consulate.
Regarding the incident at Benghazi.
Tripoli, Mussolini told NJ. Besnard he
had admonished the colonel Of Cara
bineri. who. according to report
forced the French consul to hoist an
Italian flag alongside the French col
ors on the consulate.
The premier added that rigorous
orders had been issued to prevent
repetition of the two affairs.
Evening star., 1926-11-09
COLD SPELL DUE
WITHIN "a HOURS
Clear Weath ther. Starting Tomorrow,
Expected to Continue
All Week.

Keep your overcoats ana fur wraps
close at hand-much colder weather
is due here within "a hours, Fore
caster Mitchell warned today, after
a scrutiny Of barometric reports from
the Middle West.
The unduly warm weather that ne
scended upon Washington last night,
accompanied by high humidity. will
begin to give way to cold by late
tonight. Tomorrow will be cooler and
clearing. with near freezing expected
bv tomorrow, night. the weather man
says.
Showers are expected this after
noon. but indications are that the re-
mainder of the week will be clear and
snicy. The steadily climbing mercury
this morning had reached Sc degrees
shortly before II o'clock. but Mr..
Mitchell said a decided reaction was
to be expected by night.
Evening star., 1926-11-09
SCHOOL is BLOWN DOWN;
MANY REPORTED BURIED

The public choolhous La Plata. Md blown down by
a windstorm this afternoon.
Many children reported have been buried in the ruins
Efforts obtain of the extent of the disaster
unavaing The telephone operator declared that many
children injured but that she understood killed
From the hotel at La Plata, Nd stated that many
20 children killed and that they bringing the in
jured in here now
Fort Washington sending assistance this afternoon and
the National Red Cross mobizing hrstaid truck dis
patch Immediately.
Evening star., 1926-11-09
RUDOLPH OPPOSES
FARE CHANGE PLAN
Declares Service at Cost
Would Result in 12.Cent
Rides for Capital.

A - service .at-cost plan. whereby
tomatically. which the traction COM
panies of Washington have insisted
should be one of the cardinal prin
ciples of a merger agreement. was
denounced today by Commissioner
Cuno H. Rudolph. president of the
Board of District Commissioners.
The Commissioner also announced
that he would oppose any movement
designed in the interest of public
ownership of the transporta ton
systems.
. A service a cost plan, Mr.. Rudolph
pointed out, would undoubtedly re-
suit in a 12-cent street car fare just
a soon as a unified operation of the
traction companies is effected.
Il am satisfied that the public will
not favor any increase in fare, and
merger of the railway companies
on the basis Of a service-at-cost prop
osition most certainly would bring a
12-cent fare" he added.
Bell Opposes Plan.
Lieut.. Col J. Franklin Bell, chair
man of the Public Utilities Commits
sion. already has indicated his oppo-
s1tion to a service at cost plan If 1t is
based, as the traction companies de
sire, on a fixed valuation of the
merged company. And while not an
advocate of public ownership of the
transportation systems, Commissioner
Bell intimated that it might become
necessary to suggest such PROPOSE
tion as last resort to bring about a
consolidated operation.
The Utilities Commission. Chairman
Bell explained. will not take the ini
tiative in urging public ownership and
operation of the transportation lines.
Consideration will be given this ques-
ton. however. he said. and there is
a possibility that it might form the
foundation of an alternative bill to be
sent to Congress along with the legis
lation the commission Is preparing to
force the traction companies to unite
voluntarily.
Expects Study BY Congress.
Regardless of what position the
commission takes in regard to munich
pal ownership said Commissioner
Bell, II feel certain that this subject
will be discussed by Congress during
consideration Of the proposed merger
legislation. I am not Government
ownership advocate to any extent, but
/ feel sure that if no results come
from the present move to compel the
companies to enter into a merger
agreement. that the question of MUM
cipal ownership and operation of our
transportation systems will come to
the forefront"
Just as long as Commissioner Ru-
dolph remains on the utilities commits
sion. however, he said he would resist
most vigorously any attempt to in
ject municipal ownership into the
merger controversy.
Evening star., 1926-11-09
Italy Protests Raditch Speech.

BELGRADE, JugoslaYia, Novem-
ber 9 Gp).-The Italian minister today
made vigorous protest to the foreign
Office for a public speech in (which
Stafan Raditch, minister of education,
is alleged to have called Premier
Musso1ini IAN irresponsible fool" and
Is have declared that the Italian ree-
ple are gagged and enslayed."
Evening star., 1926-11-09
BY CARROLL BINDER.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DEARBORN. Mich. November p
The five.day week is a cold business
proposition with not the slightest pre-.
tense of philanthropy. Henry Ford told
told me in the course of two-hour
interview in his pleasant office and
laboratory here. The innovation which
has created worldwide interest is die
tated by sound business experience
and was arrived at after years of de-
liberation. the motor magnate de-
clares Already il has proved its wis
dom. he added.
Mr.. Ford expressed annoyance with
those who attribute his new policy
to an alleged decline in the popularity
of Ford cars.
This is a permanent policy which
we shall adhere to no matter how
many months ahead our orders are
booked" he said. incidentally, you
Evening star., 1926-11-09
FIVE DIE IN TRAIN WRECK,

HOUSTON. Tex, November 9 P).-
Five persons were killed and nine in
iured this morning when Southern
Pacific passenger train struck truck
at a crossing near here.
The truck was loaded with laborers
going en- route to an oil refinery. The
train operates between Houston and
the Gelena refineries.
Evening star., 1926-11-09
French to Study Budget.

PARIS. November 9 P.-Imme-
diate discussion of the budget and
postponement of all interpretations
will be made a question of confidence
when Parliament reconVenes on Fri
day. This decision was taken today at
a ministerial council, held under the
chairmanship Of President Dcu
mergue. -
Evening star., 1926-11-09
Orders Offender Tried.
13O Bodies RECOVERED.

MANILA. November 9 P).-One
hundred and thirty bodies have been
recovered In the towns of Batangas
and Bauan and 10 persons are still
missing following Saturdays typhoon
Some dealers estimate that 5 per
cent Of the worlds output Of COCO
nut has been destroyed.
Evening star., 1926-11-09
Youths Amen Too
Loud in Church, He
Is Jailed and Fined
BY the Associated Press.


FERGUS FALLS. Mimi, Novem-
Der 9.-For saying Amen" too
loudly in church Arthur Isaacson
of Deer Creek was arrested and
fined $50 in Municipal Court here.
Isaacson attended Union Church
in Oak Valley with several other
youths. During the sermon they
became enthusiastic. interrupting
the parson with loud and frequent
"Amens."
Isaacson pleaded guilty to dis
turbing the peace. 1t was pointed
out in court that fervency. not vol
ume, constituted a proper amen"
Evening star., 1926-11-09
II PRISONERS ESCAPE.
One Under Life Sen ntence Among
Group-Bars Pulled Out.

CATLETTSBURG. KY, November
9 R).-Twelve prisoners. one under
life sentence for murder. escaped from
the Boyd County Jail here early today
by using a chain to pull bars of
window on the second floor.
All still are at large.
Evening star., 1926-11-09
TREASURY LOOTED.
High Officials Under Arrest in Ar
gentina Probe.

BUENOS AIRES, November Q OP1.
A large shortage in the treasury
has been discovered. The police
assert that peculations have been
going on for many years. Up to the
present the amount stolen las not
been definitely established.
Bartolome Varavi. treasurer. and
other high officials of that departme mt
have been arrested. One man alleged
to have been implicated has committed
suicide by shooting.
Evening star., 1926-11-09
WARNER LANDS SAFELY
IN FLIGHT TO NORFOLK
Assistant Secretary In Charge Of
Navy Aviation Makes Test
Trip in Plane.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
Assistant Secretary Warner. in
charge of the Navy Departments
aviation activities. few from Washing
ton to Norfolk today on a test flight.
landing safely there early this after.
noon.
Some fear was expressed for his
safety for a time because of his fall
ure to land at the expected hour.
Evening star., 1926-11-09

NNte-Thts - the frsf - three Hrttcies
an rbr f,e-ocr ,reek ns ,p1u1ard'ed by
Henry Ford Other aspects of the ne'r
policy ,r,H be discussed tomorrow tn q
cortfnn1.tnn o. the interrier granted
w. Btnder by Mr. Ford end his erecu-
Evening star., 1926-11-09
WEATHER.

&c. y. weather Bureau Forecast>
Showers this afternoon and prob.
ably tonight: colder tonight; tomor-
row fair and much colder.
Temperature-Highe 20, at noon
today: lowest. 81, at l am. today.
Full report on page 9.
Evening star., 1926-11-09

The Stars carrier system covers
every city block and the regular edi-
tion IS delivered to Washington homes
as fast as the papers are printed.
The border vidette., 1926-10-30

Superior - Belmont Copper
Mining company sinking shaft
to 1850 level.
Within two years, Navajo
county has build 3l3 miles of
roads.
Phoenix -Acetylene Products
company establishes factory
here.
Benson - Erection of joint
county and State bridge across
San Pedro river. south of South.
ern Pacific bridge, proposed.
100000 baby trout from state
hatcheries will be placed in Ari.
zona streams.
Flagstaff-National Sanator.
ium for Tubercular Children,
Inc, Oklahoma City, Okla, may
build sanatoriam here.
Yuma-New Hotel Del Ming
rapidly nearing completion.
Yuma-Mohawk Valley Irriga.
tion district, newly organized,
will bring 10000 acres under
cultivation.
Yuma County will receive $16,-
O02, 10, as it's share of apportion.
ment of state school funds for
fiscal years second quarter.
Whiteriver-C. Ell. Elkin build
ing new hotel.
Holbrook-Standard Oil com.
pany of California making oil
survey here.
Holbrook-Several streets to
be paved.
Holbrook - 66 carloads live
stock shipped from here, during
week ended October 16.
Winslow-$3O, 900 fire resistant
theater to be erected in this city.
Wellton-Antelope bridge on
Wellton Mohawk highway, open.
ed to traffic.
Hayden-Work started, on con.
struction of power line from San
Carlos dam site to Hayden.
Tucson-Eight counties of Ari,
zona will be represented in fifth
Arizona egg. laying contest, to
be held at University of Arizona
Poultry farm, November l.
Yuma-13,O74 bales cotton gin.
ned in Yuma valley. to October
16.
Bisbee-Phelps Dodge Corpor.
alton bought 1926. 568 of Arizona
products, in first half of 1926.
Bisbee - About 5000 voters
have registered in the Bisbee
district.
The border vidette., 1926-10-30
Bisbee- Shattuck Dem Min
ing company installing 1000 foot
air nnm nrnsSnr Of Damn shaft

Bisbee- Shattuck Dem Min.
ing company installing 1000 foot
air compressor at DEM shaft.
+ Tom bstone- Extensive work
| started by j. w. Pearson, on
Williams. Pearson lease.
Inspiration = 100000 new
teaching plant of Inspiration
Consolidated Copper company in
operation.
Congress-Valuable lead silv
er strike made at Newsboy group
of claims, under development by
Sonora Development company.
Hassayampa - Moon Anchor
Lead Mining company develop
ing it's mine in Haqua Hala Noun.
tains.
Oatman - Stemwinder Gold
Mines company starts its mill,
and will run at so to 70 tons daily
capacity.
Kingman--Further sinking of
shaft at Katherine Extension
Mining Company's property,
started.
Kiugman-Sunnyside Consoli
dated Mines breaking ground for
accompaniment shaft.
Oatman - Nevada Standard
Mining company preparing to
develop its group of claims. lying
between the Tom Reed and Sun
Dial mines.
Tucson-Camden Development
company has installed sob. p.
engine, to operate new hoist and
air compressor.
Tucson - Canada del Orc,
northwest of here, reported to
be scene of extensive placer pros.
pecting.
Ajo-Gunsight mine purchas.
ing new hoist.
Patagonia-Shaft at Mcdonald
mine of Morrison Development
company being unwatered, pre-
paratory to extensive develop
ment.
Patagonia-Road leading from
Taft mine, through 3 r, Tres de
Mayo, and Flux mines, declared
a county highway. Mines to
start work on rebuilding of road
Kingman-Articles of incor.
poration filed by Hollywood Ka,
therine Gold Mines company.
McNary-Henry Davis ship.
ped 3 carloads cattle to Los An.
geles, October IA.
Prescott-Santa Fe railroad
builds modern concrete bunk
| houses for sectien men.
The border vidette., 1926-10-30
COMMISSIONERS INVITED TO
SEE TITLE MATCH AT FAIR

Phoenix, Arizona, Ocr.-Mem.
bers of the Phoenix Boxing Com.
mission at their weekly meeting
Thursday were invited to be
present at the ringside when Joe
Stecher, heavyweight champiorg
of the world. grapples with
George Kotsonaros on War Vet.
erans' night. November 10, at
the State Fair grounds.
&. f. Arnold, commander of
American Legioa Post No. so,
appeared before the commission
and stated that although the big
match would be staged out of
the city. he still wished the
Phoenix boxing commission to
be present as an official body.
He stated that his post had no
desire to go over the heads of
the Phoenix authorities and that
If the commission wanted to, ii
could name the referee aud other
officials for War Veterans night.
The post commander said that
his post was recently organized
and that it hoped to make good
showing in sport. He concluded
his statement by thanking the
members of the commission and
asked their corporation.
The Legionnaires are now
signing up wrestlers for the pre-
limiDaries on the big night. All
prospective bone crushers are
requested to write the Veterans
A. G. for information.
In addition to the worlds
championship wrestling match,
Secretary Dillon has lined up an
attractive sport and amusement
menu for the State Fair. There
will be daily whippet races---first
time in Arizona five football
games, feature horse races, auto
races, an aerial circus, several
banda. circus acts. "Freckles"
the movie dog and many other
big time acts.
The only night program will
be on Wednesday night, Novem-
ber 10. when Joe Stecher, worlds
heavy weight champion, will de-
fend his title against George
Kotsonaros. On this night there
will de a dazzling display of fire.
works. acts, music and many
other features.
All railroads are offering re.
duced rates to the State Fair.
The border vidette., 1926-10-30
WHICH WAY. Mr.. CAMERON 2

In addition to his other great
attributes, so charmingly and so
modestly admitted by Ralph 81.
Cameron, is the remarkable
| agility which enables the sena-
tor to go forward and back up at
the same time.
He has the amazing facility
which enables him to be q pro.
gressive and a reactionary at the
Identical moment.
He comes near to destroying
the automatic aphorism that q
body cannot occupy two places
at the same time.
Mr.. Cameron admits" that he
has great and commanding in
huence with President Coolidge
standpatter of the stand pat.
terS.
Through his touching friend
ship with Mr.. Coolidge, Cameron
alleges that be can bring home
the bacon for Arizona. 1t is
this enduring bond between him
and the strong, silent man in the
White House that enables Mr..
Cameron to be Arizona's Go Get
ter"
But, in spite of this great and
marvellous friendship with Mr..
Coolidge, be is also the champion
of all progressive congressman
and senators and of forward
looking legislation.
He voted to seat Smith w.
Brookbart of Iowa in the Senate
of the United States. His dear
friend" Mr.. Coolidge bitterly op.
posed Brookhart.
He voted to seat Nye of North
Dakota, whose victory made Mr..
Coolidge just as happy as if he
had stepped on a nail.
He voted for the McNary-
Haugen bill, which was bitterly
opposed by Mr.. Coolidge.
Now one thing or the other is
true about Cameron:
Either he has no influence at
all in the White House, and is
not telling the truth about his
Friendship" with the President,
or else be is NOT a progressive,
but a member of the stand pat,
reactionary faction of the Repu-
blican party.
Which is the fact-if either?
The border vidette., 1926-10-30
ARIZONA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL
REVIEW.
October 25, 1926.

Stafford Stafford Light & Pow.
er company to reduce rate on
electrical energy used in opera
ton of electrical refrigerators.
Monte Cristo mine, near Wick.
enburg, puts on $50 more miners.
Stafford Erection of 100 room
hotel to cost $3.50, 900, planned.