Tucson Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • 1

VOLLVIIL NO U4 SUNDAY TUCSON ARIZONA JULY 21 1912 PER COPY DETECTIVES ASSERT GflIIG KILLED GAMBLER TO PREVENT Seattle Wash July Tiil niony aiul utlicr Mitlmre Ha adduc-l (mUjt In-fore Ilia congressional oiiunitter to show that Judge flan forl Imd liern Khrn an Option on lauds of the hortheni coin pany and tliat SftirwariJ he ord n-d a reduction' In the tax assessments HI ruliiiu however him reversed i'revious to the giving o( the op tlon(th Yailroad lutd applied to Han font In llOK fot a reduction of I to taxes according to the evidence Chauffeur Is Said To Have Delayed Moving Car In Hope Po- lice Would Arrive On Scene Of Murder Market Rate for Killings By Gang Is Said To Have Been $2000 Per Man which wanted to abut the1 month of Rosenthal to prevent his The detectives are convinced that Roes hired member of Jack gang to kill Rosenthal The EFFORT THE BEEF CHICAGO July SO A formal MM lent sltowiag the method of distribution cgf tbe assets of tlie na-t lioual kijt company together Hilh a deciaration that' tlie beef truat be dissolved aa resented to the United htatca court -today PARCELS POST Details Are Arranged By Sen ate Committee Considering BtIL WAPH IXGTON C- July After a long dispute in tbe senate committee on post office and postroads tbe committee reached an agreement on the ptst office appropriation hill which to to be reported Monday The plan retains tbe scheme for the dir'jpn of the eonn- ro nr Hi i fjirj' into zones witiiis which rates lor Ryan Not Among the Contributors TOTALED $37000 WASHINGTON Jujy 20 iicrman Kidder Democratic uutionaf treasurer today told the senate committee that he was tbe largest individual contributor to liryan'a fluid be raised He gave 137010 II said Hryan made a rule that none' rhould contribute more than 110 ObJ The total expenditure of that cam pa go ero 1 62 000v Neither August Belmont nor Kyaa contributed to cani-taigu said Kidder Ilia on contribution he explained was 10000 in bit name and 13000 for each of his sons He said Tammany gave $10 lNAHLKlTO LOCATE CONDEMNED MAN MEXICO CITY July Efforts made by the American embassy consol and consular agents to find palrix Dunne the electrical mechanic who presumed to be In Mexico have been unavailing Letters from Dunne to Lis mother indiiate vaguely tbat he is unJer sen- A tcuce of death CHINESE Carried Across Ocean By Storm Three Months on Voyage SAX DIEGO Cal July 20 Cb imue junk landed five Japanese at Kndutas Friday They are confined in tbe county jail charged with Illegally entering the country They pa that the vessel was driven by a j'hon from the Japanese coast nearly three Vionths ago and carried a rob thePacific The Junk bears evidence 'of the truth of thes story its sails being 'in rags thef hull leaking and the rudder disabled THREE LEGISftTl I I I 'f- ticket after congress adjourns Mr Clark says he has- never failed to take part a Democratic fight since he entered politics and he will follow his usual course this year BIG CHEERS (BE AS DEBTS REPORTED Ministers Of State Announce CROWN FRINGE HAS THE CHIGKENPOX TGKIO Japan July 20 Emperor MuUuhito's condition is so critical tbat after Ue ministers of state assembled at the palace an announcement was made that bia majesty ts sinking His ailment ia diagnosed as acute nenpbritla The news came as an absolute surprise and resulted in the kollapse of prices on the stock exchange It is announced that the emperor has been sick with diabetes nee November which developed into chronic kidney trouble He has reigned since 1867 and was born in 1852 Crown Prince Yoshito is sick with chicken pox Doctor's SUtll Have Hope Although the ministers of state have summoned the imperial family in momentary expectation of death of Emperor Muxahlto his physicians have hot given up all hope He la semi-conscious 7 tfCI All theatrical productions and music have been slopped and the city 1 quiet Services are being held In the temples and churches for his recovery His illness occurred Friday when he waa stricken suddenly while In conversation with his wrife I TWO BIG LINERS ENCOUNTER ICEBERGS NEW YORK July 20 4- Iceberg and ice fields were encountered by the Mau retan- is and Adriatic which arrived here from LiverpooL The largest berg was sighted by the Adriatic Wednesday after- 4 noon within a few hours of steaming distance from the' spot where the Titanic went 4 down ia AprlL JAPS If BE SAN DIEGO July 20 Deporta-tion-to-Japan' will be the reward of five ship wrecked Japanese who were captpred by immigration Inspectors near here yesterday COrilTilITTEE WILL government tins -admitted that a market rate of this gang for killings hr $2000 -pew naan-- The -chauffeur of the motor car is said to have tinkered with the motor some time In the hope that the police would appear after Rosenthal was willed but pone appeared nor was their car chased although the car was going at only 15 mile an hour Tbe car was started only when one of the murderers pointed his gun at tne chauffeur and ordered him to Private detectives were brought Into the Rosenthal ease Friday by District Attorney Whitman They were engaged by a committee of citizens who shared thep rosecutors dissatisfaction with the lark of results thus far achieved by tbe police in tracing the slayers It is declared that the report that Rosenthal waa to be killed waa in wide circulation ail through the east aide resorts Monday evening It has developed that six policemen were near the scene but did not fim a shot or blow a whistle to stop the murder party after the shooting The number of the "murder was reported four different ways all erroneous by many policemen while a citizen got It right AMERICAS LEAGUE At Philadelphia (First' game) Philadelphia 4 12 Detroit 2 7 Batteries Plank and Lapp Lake and Stanage At New It game New York 4 8 2 Cleveland 3 11 2 Batteries: Warhop and Sween ey Gregg and Livingston NATIONAL LEAGUE At Pittsburg 1 2 8 New York 1 2 7 0 Batteries Robinson and Gibson: Tesran Mathewson and Myers ASSERTS ALIENS ARE MENTALLY DEFICIENT San Francisco July 20 Tbat one out of every 50 aliens entering New York' is deficient mentally while the rate is but one in every 250 born id this country and tbat similar conditions will be found on the Pacific coasv after the opening of the Panama canal will be tbe burden of an exhaustive report to be made to the Asiatic league Sunday by A Yoeil secretary-treasurer of the lesgne Yoeil is'- also authority for the statement that Chinese sad Japanese are being smuggled into this country thancome through the office of immigration officials STAHLEY-DEillES Hill the transmission of parcels shall be the same In eight zones the out lines rates' are increased The maximum rate remains at 12 cents tbe established rate of the Postal union Provision Is made in the bill for local delivery fixing the charge at rents for tbe first pound and one cent for each additional ponnd or 15 cents for an 11 pound package As completed by the senate committee the bill carries an appropriation of $262004000 an Increase of alioat $4000000 over tbe houoe hill South American Likes Tucson Humberto Anzaga Palmer a trader at Guayaquil Ecuador has written the chamber of commerce for Information about the Jlniversity of Arizona and Tucson stating tbat be intends to bring his family to the NEW YORK July 20 Detective employed by citizens assert tbat man Rosenthal the New York gamb-1 ler were procured by Rose under pressure of the VANCOUVER July Fire at midnight in 'the ware house district caused a loss' of two million dollars Several immense wore-houses were destroyed LIVESTOCK MARKET fairest honor and one who will add glory tothis is not such theorist as many would have you believe He has made "good In seeing that the Democrats of New Jersey have fulfilled every campaign pledge made to tbe people is progressive and will see to tbe enactment of laws not hostile to the common people Such is our peerless leader Woodrow Wilson lov-AIarshall la slip pncwhoJa of the highest honor and will protect the Hughes On Intercuts John Hughes said In part: Every citizen of tbe- ited States can vote for Woodrow Wilson a cultured giyitieman careful of the rights of others not inimical to great wealth if decently Hughes declared that the salient jasue now at hand is the solution of special interests problem He said Roosevelt- is no -possible factor though self-bailed a He said that a Democratic president and congress are the only solutions sure of success Servants of the People furley who followed Hughes said: The old slogan by your party right or wrong has disappeared The voter has abandoned his Rip Van Winkle act and has awakened to tbe fact tbat the office-Con tinned on Page () i CttAMP CLARK WOODROW WILSON I 191-Z BY AWiV'CA HYSOCIATIOtt CHICAGO July Cattle estimated receipts 200 $580 to $780 United States this fall and make his hogs estimated receipts 2000 home in this city i $75o to $785 SEA G1KT July 20-Speaker Champ Clark who camo here for a conference with Woodrow Wilsonbas promised to make a series of speeches for tlq Democratic todav was 56 the minimum "3 4 Friday's ipaximum was S3 Thr total pretipiut ion of rJu Thursday night was 1-2 -I Prolonged Demonstration Of Hand Clapping and Cheering Follows Introduction Of EL Ivei Who Say His Ac- tion In Changing Vote from Clark To Wilson Was for Best Interest of Arizona Dems ON STATE BOARDS 1ST RESIGN If! NOVEMBER Big cheers for Ives little greeted him No one shouted The audience seemed to for Wilson and Marshall and July It least three niemivTw of the legislature must be elected this fall Tlie const! ration provides that no erson holding a public office under tbe federal or state government slutll he a tpondver of the legislature Speaker Uradncr lias been appointed Mire ary of the live slock board Wood ofM iri oia ban been named were the most audible demonstra-i lions noticeable at Friday evening's IXemtM ratic raiifit at ioff meeting at more ith enough acumen to see the Tu son opera house Drtnof ratal which nay the cat was going to Jump' secretary of the Fair Commission a nd Harr) Savon of Santa rut a live explained the disproportionate ap- and follow it she ought to be thank-vt'vk insM-rt or All mast resign and successors will chosen at the panse by saving tbat ives and Bryan Tucson Democrats were ap- i are le tter known to Arizona Demo- parentlv enthusiastic in following eracy thari Wilson and Marshall with Ives who followed the cat as afp whom hval Ierntw rats are now mak- said preceding speaker when he said: Arizona had a delegate at Baltl- WASHINGTON July Chairman Stanley of tbe steH investigation committee authorized a denial of tlie reports that the will recommend tbe diaaoltiti On ol tbe United States steel cheers a- re gu i ur- thunder i fni for rvan ing a long-distante acquaintance i Ovation for Ives Considering that the meeting was ostensibly one of the Champ Clark of Tqcson and that the Clark men in Tucson were those who beap-! ed adjectives thiket on Ives when tbe newsof bis duleiUon-from Clark Hawtclie Iaiuds Wilson Murphey chairman of the Champ Clark club opened the meeting by explaining its purpose tbe ratification of Wilson and Marshall and he announced that after the meeting the Champ Clark club and aUiheDemorratjwoulLorganizea REBEL FORGES ALONG TBE BORDER HI ITALIANS HIT DEFEAT OF THEIR rFLEET ill THE ROME July Tbe Italian Mlf GTOX it (' July 3ft vn brdcr nre tieainnina to disinteii uuniiioMKkrl! rrer munition which have recently gone fv-iw! fori eialong hi' Vcf- rate a covlng to ward pact rnent p- -v- of am- belief that into Kl I tau-ed oen A was first- reserved here the delegate i Wilson-Marsball club He then I to Baltimore from Pima Santa CTuz turned -over the function of presid- 4 and' Yu nia CotiTti ms r1' i-ivcd a rather ihg over the meeting to Saw- Remarkable reception when he arosetelle who took the chair with -a to malt tb prlnOiaLapeech of the 'Short speech outlining a few Issues evening A prolonged demonstra- i in the campaign notably the tariff tion of band-lapiiipgthe thunder of i He went further Sod lauded Wilson on he fl aQd loud theer oI highest ideaU the 1 flotilla of Itaiiaa destroyers jittempt ed yesterday to enter the Dardanelles bat was compelled to withdra nr berause 4 a severe bombardment from the Turkish forts and ships i 1.