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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-09
New Work Of the Wire Drag.
Wide Scope Of Activities.

The activities Of the survey cover an as
tonishingly wide scope. for it is intrusted
with the duty of charting about $1,000
miles of coast line, including not only the
shores of the United States, but those of
Porto Rico. in the West Indies, and those
of Alaska. the Hawaiian Islands and. the
Philippines. in the Pacific,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-09

II you want work read the want col
umns Of The STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-09
Magnetic Observations.

In order to put the guiding compass on
the chart, the survey has to study the
laws governing the changes Of magnetic
elements. Besides sending its observers
over the whole country from time to time
to observe the changes in the magnetic
declination which have taken place. the
survey maintains magnetic observatories.
at which a continuous record Of the
changes affecting the magnetic needle is
made by means of Photographic registra-
ton. These are widely scattered, one be-
ing in Porto Rico, one in Maryland, one
in Arizona, one in Sitka and another in
Hawaii. Aside from the mariners. the
engineers and surveyors all over the coun-
try look to the survey for information in
regard to the changes Of the magnetic
declination.
Force Too Small.
Supt. Tittmann reports good progress in
all branches of the work. although the
force employed is not sufficient for the
most efficient and economical administra-
ton. in view of the increasing volume of
work and the growing demand for the
practical results produced by the survey.
Increases made in the compensation Of
the computers, engravers, in the lower
grades of clerks and Of certain other en-
ployes have been Of considerable benefit
to the efficiency Of the personnel in en-
abling the survey to retain employees who
would otherwise have sought advancement
nv transfer to other departments or in
private employment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-09
BAD FORM OF Drink
indians Make Cheap lntoxi-
cant of Wild Cactus.
ITS ILL EFFECTS OUTLINED
Commissioner Valentine of Indian
Bureau Makes Annual Report.
Believes in Publicity.

A relatively new intoxicant Of a pecul-
iarly insidiols form has come into favor
with Indians in all parts Of the country,
according to statement made by Com
missioner Valentine of the Indian bureau
In his annual report. made public today.
From a cactus growing wild in the arid
regions Of old Mexico just south Of the
Rio Grande the crown Is cut of and
dried. becoming the peyote bean Of COM
merce. Among the tribes it is common
ly known as mescal, and as these beans
sell at from So to 81 q thousand, and
three or four beans suffice to give the full
effects Of the intoxicating drug in peyote,
indulgence. the commissioner states, is
within the reach Of all.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04

presteza como 81 va, antes de salir de
su pals, hubieran ensayado donde ten
drlan que colocarlas; Y nunca les han
faltado munlciones mlentras que a los
rresponsales ingleses, cruzados fatalis-
ticamente de brazos, iunto a slls caiio-
hes mudos sus furgones vacios.
Y. en- vista de este, ell celebre general
Won der Goltz, que fue quien Sc encar-
go de modernizar aquel ejercito turco
y que es rn senior grueso, con anti
parras Y de aspecto bondadoso a quien
he tenido ell honor de yer la otra noche.
EN- el cine ''-estd pasando TN NAL
cuarto de hora. Algunos peri0dicos
ultra -patrioteros de Berlin lie exigen
que eXphque el fracaso de sus disciru-
los; para que dicen-- no vayan los
franceSes figurarse que su ejercito es
mas fuerte que el de Alemania. asi
desaparezca una garantia de la paz de
Europa.
ES0S dlarIoS reclaman una eXplica-
ci0n; q gobierno dc Constantinopla
pOdrla reclamar que le dcvolviesen el
dinero asi los instructores alemanes
como Ia casa de krupp; pero esta, aun-
que NADIA resueva, va estl bien casti-
gada en eI bolsiIlo; por que. con Ell des-
credlto que sobre sus canoncs esta
echandO la prensa francesa. "A la cual
ayndara la ingIcsa. baiaran los pedidos
del aX,ranjerO.
\ vGaSo como los intrepidos bulga-
roS. en- tres SemanaS bien aprovechadas.
Sc han lIevado de encuentro el poder
otomano. la ciencia militar germana V
el crfdito del mayor fabricante de ace
re del Continente europeo y han des-
concertado a las grandes potencias.
Esto. como ''dehut es brillante;
iquen sabe 81 Ie seguirdn otros 6xitos
y 81 Bulgaria Sera el miembro principal
de una Confederation nheeno-balcanica
hbre. rcspetada y que administre a
otroS pcderosoS la misma medicina
amarga que ia hecho tragar a Tur-
quia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC
EXPARTE

POR CUANTO, habiendo presentado
ell Abogado Don Manuel Tous Soto
una moci6n a nombre de Dona Clemen-
tina LugO Calzada para que Sc de
clare su favor el dominic de la 81
guiente tinca:
RUSTICA-Predio de terreno com
puesto de ciento treinta dos cuerdas
con dos centesimas de otra equivalent
tes a Il hectareas, IS areas y 81 cent?
areas situadas EN- ell barrio de Rio Aba
10 del termino municipal de Naguabo,
en- lndes por el NOrte. con la hacienda
F6. de Emma r. Preston; por el Este,
con ell Cercado Torres cOnocido tam
bi6n pOr Maizales de Don FauStino Il.
Fuertes; por ell Sur. con la carretera
q. de Naguabo conduce .JuncoS Y por
eI OeStc con terrenOS de la Sue de Don
Ramon Perez Villamil Cuya finca no
tiene cargas nj gravameneS tiene un
valor de CINCO MIL DOLLARS Y la
iubt ia BttItlOlidi Id a VII lllNl hE las
0peracjoneS teStamentariaS practicaGas
al obito de su difunto esposo Manuel
Gonzalez, y la que posee dicha heredad
a titulo de duena
POR TANTO, Y habitndose ordena-
do por el Honorable Juez J. A. Lopez
Acosta de esta Corte Sc publique la
pretensi0n por tres veces en- un peri0-
dico de los de mayor circulation de los
que Sc editan en- eSta ciudad para Guc
los que tengan algtm derecho real so
bre el inmueble descrito. las personas
ignoradas a quienes pueda perjudicar
la inscription y en general todo el que
desee oponerse pueda efectuarlo den
tro del t6rmino de sesenta dias. ibro el
presente en- Humacao, Puerto Rico. a
10 de NOviembre de 1912.
Jesus L. Pereyo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04
Jesus L. Pereyo,

SecretarIO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04
DESDE WASHINGTON

Ell teniente Wagner, del ej6rcito
austriaco, corresponsal del Reich
post" de Viena de varios peri6di
eos americanos, habl0 hace cuatro
dias. de unos admirables regimientos
bulgaros tan llenoS de coraje, que no
aguardaron las voces de mando para
atacar al enemigo; Y, ahora Mr.. Do
nOhul. correSponsal del Chronicle, .
de Londres nos habla de unos subj
mes rcgimientos turcoS, que, bajo ell
fuego certero de la artilleria bulgaria,
agotadas las municiOnes, permane-
elan pie tirme en- buena formation,
sin rendirse nj retEoceder hasta que
reciberon la orden de retirarse; con
ducta que recuerda la de aquellos
UltimOs combatientes franceseS en
Hugo: "Algunos cuadros de Ia Guar
dia Sc mantuvierOn haSta la noche;
Y llegada la noohe, tambi6n la
,,no,to osnoraron osta dobla somhra Y
60 ao;o,.o,, oo,,o1,,or Codo roo;n;on
- a;el.do 40 los o+ros y, s;,, 1o1o olo,,
$50 49,, ,, y o;5,a;4o 1ochoolo ,,o,. -
aoa ,,ortoe ,oor1a no,. s,, o,,opta
Ahon1.,naaos ,,o,,o;doe +orr;hlos ao,o
lloe o,,oa,.oe eo,,,h,.;oe ,,or;o, for,,;do
hlon,on+o 1um Uaora,o Jona E,3od
land ,aor1an on eIIos
"'O0 .'' >'i'0'.'> i''' "''''>'''
40" ~ '''' ", 'J( Wv 80 w. pew ~
ia" e'"4''iS'"'o "' So'''"'o ''rG0 i-'
s;ao d;n0 rooos h6,oo : II oorros,,opsol
inol6s oy uno do los dos ono han ,-isto
- o.an hatnua non = lodo ,tono,o.
atne 49, i .a,,;+5n ,ahmoalpou+Ia4 11
..raIo,ra,sl ;. IA ronaros oo,no yn
.;I.7. ,.lS.,,.,. J. l.r.,..,..,
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4n1o ,1a,.o. -, ,.,,.,, a.1 ..a,,,,,,,,
Ia - .oo;6n ,,5e cana j. ono NADIA ,on
.a,,. ..,.. ......,. ,,.,,,;a ..iz.,,aeo -;
+ol5fono Hoo - nna ;netalao;1, l.
foloorafio sin bilos nosor 10 cana ~,
al nane al a;6rcito noseia NADIA n,onos
ana doco anaroto.. -; s;onioro bahia -,
sor,;o;o 10 oonsa ;oros noro oonoo+ar
o, cnar,o oenoraI CON 10 ,,o,;os onor
nos !,
0''" '''''' '''' '0N ,'oo' "P"I "'0'
r 80 o'''' ''''''' - q : ''' ~ '''''' -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04

En- ell cafetin de Benito Rosario. en-
esta ciudad, Ell individuo Salvador ca
sanovas, en- estado de embriaguez for
mo anoche un fuerte escandalo Y. rev0l-
yer en- mano, amenaz6 al dueno del ca
fetln Y a su empleado La poIicia 10
arrest0 Y le ocupo ell a1ma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04
Sc ALQUILA
Una habitacion para persona sola o
matrinonio sin hijos, con sin comida
Informaran Tetuan, 2, bajos

Los Siglientes servicios han sido
prestados por la poIicla de este distrito
en- el dla de aver: alterar la paz s, in
Fraction de las ordenanzaS mumcipaIes
|, crueldad con los animaies | infra"-
ci0n del reglamento de sanidad /, hur
to menOr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04

Aver, a la 130 a. m, fue escalada
Ell Caguas la joyer1a de Gallo Vazquez,
slendo arrestados los individuos Euge
MO Rodriguez, Ramon Ayala Isidoro
Rivera, a qrnenes Sc les ocuparon varias
prendas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04
G.. F. Correa,

Jefe del Bureau de Information.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04

Manana publicaremoS e programa
para las carreras que el domingo pro
Ximo Sc ceIebraran en- el fHp6dromo de
MTamar Las inscripcioneS Sc cerraran
eSta noche.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04
n~.xstf para una fos SEGA
0oSlll00 no hay NADIA me-
=. X jor. InsfaNfanea.|
DTOnQuldIeS menfe aIivian los
males de la gar
de- Brown ganfa. ronQuern
-l y fos.

Hoy deja extinglnda su sentencia Ell
la Penltenciarla , ell individuo Emilio
Lopez Candelaria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04

Cruz, quien fue capturado por la poll
Ella insular en- ell pueblo de Yabucoa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04
A V 1 so

Sc espera que los viajeros los Esta-
dos Unidos visiten La Exhibition de
Puerto Rico-New York, ia. Avenida,
No. 500. Esmerada atenci6n Faeili-
lidades ventajas. lie convene cambiar
impresiones con Mr. Mortimer Reming-
ton-Gerente.
Igualmente Sc lie tratara en- ei Bu-
reau de Informaci6n San Francisco st.
No. 30, San Juan. ST desea exponer en-
propaganda alg1n articulo Sc lie con-
cedera local sufciente
G. F. Correa,
Jefe del Bureau de Information.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04
Don Xavier Mariani
x. Y. z.

Estt en- San Juan. FL distinguido
Economista ha venido acompanando a
su hija- la elegante Srta. Hortensia
gradnada de la Ponce High School.
quen vlene cursar estudios para pro
feSora principal EN- la Escuela Normal
de Rio Piedras.
Nupstr0 saludo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04
E d &c T O
En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de Humacao, Puerto Rico.
N1mero 277S.

Estados Unidos de America-El Pre-
sidente de los Estados UnidOS.-sS:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04

pendiente por medic de nuestro plan. Podra
TRAFALGAR cuando le plazca, donde mas le
convenga, tendra sicmpre dinero y los
medfos de conseguirlo en- abundancia.
LIE CUSTARlA salir de su casa para
hacer un Wage de recreo al mismo tempo
hacer negocio, parando en- los meiores
hotees, vivir como un gran sefior. hacien-
do una ganancia lfquida de 20 dolares al
dfa9 Puede TRAFALGAR en- los sitios de recreO,
en- las esquinas de las GALES muy concurri-
das. en- donde haya fabricas oestablecir4cn-
tos, en- cualquier parte en- todaS parties
diez minutes de distancia de gu casa en-
cualquier pals LEILA Coloque Ia maquipa
en- cualquier sitio que &c le antoje y
obtendra 20 dolares cada dia que trabaje
despues de cubrir los gastos de operaci6n.
Mi proposition 90 la MARAvILLOSA
NUEVA CAMARA DE COMBINACION,
mente revelar seis estilos distintos de
retratos, incluyendo Botones, Tarjetas
Postales, y cuatro estilos de retratos de
Ferrotipo. Cada piancha puede revelarse
sin hacer de pelfculas 6 negatives,
estara llsta para entregada su pa
rroquiano en- menos de un minute despues
de hacerse la exposition. Con esta CA
MARA PHOTOGRAPHED TAN NOTABLE
pueden sacarse 100 retratos per hora.
Todo el mundo quiere retratarse, cada
venta que haga anunciara su negocio lie
NO Sc NEcEsrTA ExPERIENcIA
Cada Equipo va acompafado de ins-
trucciones senctlias, Y puede Vd empeZar
hacer dinero los ounce minutes de haber
recibido ei eQufpo
Puede Vd conseguir este MARAVILLOSo
EQUIPO FOTOCRAFICO poruna cantidad
insigniicRnte, poniendoie en- Condicioues de
ganar IS 900 al affo. ST qui-rc Vd.
independents ser absolutamente daefio de
lin negocio, escribame hoy mismo a vueita
de correol le enxiars informes gratis scerca
de esta MAGNIFICA PROPOSITION, In
cluyendo cartas que muestran pruebas
vers 1icas de todas parties del mundo. NO
SSII$qgEo go1 MoREs l{Ess,To ,GTooNrEsTE ESTE ANUN.
Ee7 &gst ara n naat AIT Naw Vark n z 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04

Clementina Lugo y Calzada,
EX-Parte.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1912-11-06
COUNTY DADS PETITION FOR
EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE

To the Honorable, the Mayor, and
City Council of the City OF Fallon.
Fallon. Nevada.
lGentlemen:--
The undersigned by and through
It's Board OF County Commissioners
hereby respectfully applies to your
honorable board for an exclusive
fifty-year franchise to be granted TO
II by the City of Fallon. to construct,
operate and maintain It's telephone
system within the corporate limits
OF the said city, for the purposes OF
furnishing the inhabitants thereof
with telephone and telegraphic ser
vice The period Of time herein re-
quested 10 begin from the date OF
the granting of said franchise.
THE COUNTY OF CHURCHILL.
By Its Board of County Commission
ers, e. p. Mclean, chairman, Chas.
p. Cirae. member OF board, c. A.
Lamb. member OF board.
Attest: C. L. Noble, clerk.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1912-11-06
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Transact Usual County Busi.
ness and Will Canvas
Vote Today.

The Pacific states Telephone and
Telegraph company is building a COD.
per toll line between Wadswortb
Winnemucca, Reno and FalIon,
which will be complete on or about
the 18th. Monday the board OF
county commissioners considered a
request from the management to
connect with the local exchange
thus furnishing. IL 1t would be ac.
cepted, service over the new line
from here into Reno.
However. the proposal is not re-
ceived with favor by our board, in
which Is vested the control of the
county telephone system The board
contemplates connecting up our
county line with the outside
world. by means of the postal line
at Hazen, which in addition TO fur
nishing a telegraphic service, allows
for the use of telephones as we'll.
The request of the Pacific States
people has not been formally acted
upon, however, the matter having
being held over from Monday until
today, when the board will conclude
its November labors.
The county commissioners are In
session today, having adorned Mon
day evening to allow of the passing
OF election day and its attendant ex-
citement. Monday witnessed the
transacting of little business, the
main transactions being held over
until today. Among Mondays busi-
ness was the considering of a petit
ion from residents of the Harmon
school district, asking for the trans
fer OF certain territory in the dis
trict to the Fallon school district.
The board ordered the matter laid
over until July LIST. 1918.
IL was also ordered Monday that
the county telephone manager em-
ploy W. G. Rawles to draw COM
plete map of the county's telephone
lines as completed to date for handy
reference.
An Austin road grader costing
together with extra blades. the sum
of s400, was purchased for county
road purposes.
The Northern Merchandise COM
pany, of Sand Point, Ida, having
quoted a price of s2.Oo for fire.
killed telephone poles, I. o. b., the
cars, the telephone manager was In
structed to purchase carload Tor
extensions of the county lines.
The Churchill County Bank made
an offer of loan of $4,000 under
the emergency act in accordance
with published proposals, interest
TO be at the rate of s per cent pei
annum. The tender was accepted
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1912-11-06
RECORD SHOWS BIG PROFITS.
Professor knight Gives Figures on
Fallon Beet Crop.

Professor Charles S. Knight, now
chief agrieulturist for the Nevada
Sugar company, says the Reno
Journal, reports that the financial
side Of the beet sugar industry Is
proven to be very encouraging to
the farmers in the vicinity of Fallon.
A number of statements of profits
per acre came to Mr.. Knight which
he cites as illustrative of the con-
dition.
Senator Thomas A. Dolf, of Fall
lon, harvested 21.07 tons of sugar
beets per acre this year. The analy-
ses of his beets show an average of
1875 per cent sugar. He has 20
acres of beets, every acre of which
will bring him $121.35 or net
profit of between $50 and $95 per
acre.
A. j. Hawkes. has harvested five
acres and he claims they represent
the poorest of thirty-five acres of his
crop. The five acres have yielded
1875 per cent of sugar. Mr.. Hawkes.
was ire exhibitor of the champion
22-pound beet at the Fallon fair
this year.
All beets delivered at the Fallon
factory up to the present time. ac-
cording to Professor Knight, have
averaged 1872 per cent in sugar, a
remarkably high showing. The
richness of the beets in sugar con-
tent is due largely to the local
climatic conditions which prevailed
in the best-growing district during
the latter part of the period of
growth of the crop. Continuous
rains have tendency to reduce the
percentage of sugar in the crop and
the district has been free from such
rains.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1912-11-06
TO SOON PORTRAY MORMONISM
Utah Moving Picture Company
Will Give Pictorial History
Of Church Development.

The Utah Moving Picture COM
pany with a capitalization of one
thousand dollars. will have control
OF the destinies Of the greatest
moving picture of modern times. en-
titled, "one Hundred Years of
Mormonism," having purchased the
interests of the Ellaye Moving Pic
ture company. which was capital
lied under the California law for
fifty thousand dollars.
The Utah Moving Picture CON-
pany, with temporary business off,
ees in Los Angeles, will undertake
completion of this film, which has
been partially completed in the
mountain businesses OF Utah and
will go east to get the original start
of II near Palmyra, New York where
the work of Joseph Smith. the first
prophet, will be taken up at the age
of four years. and carried right
through to the present stages of
Mormonism.
The entire cost of the reel will
be considerably over $4,000. The
Utah Moving Picture company. with
the worldwide facilities. with rep
resentatives In London, Paris. ST.
Petersburg. Rome, Sydney. Buenos
Ayres. Montreal and New York.
will release this feature film, stimuli
taneously In the uttermost parts OF
the earth. Unless bad weather or the
unexpected should interfere with the
progress now being made, this pic
ture will be ready for exploitation
next month.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1912-11-06
IHE VICTIM OF STRAY SHOT
p,.,.ll Birch Suffers Disfigure-
,.rt Of Face While Hunting
Last Sunday.

A fortunate termination to a
.bot gun accident, favored Russell
p,reb Sunday, while hunting west
:, town. or else he would now be
d.oriyed OF the use OF both eyes.
u n. Nankter. the express agent.
vas hunting with companion.
vn,le Mr.. Birch was alone and COM
,,o nm in the rear. without the
,,ovledge OF the two preceding
,.,,smen. When a bird few from
Tho saeebrush, Mr.. Nantker followed
,,s gyrations with his gun, shooting
wben he turned about. Missing
tho bird. the charge OF shot found
Mr.. Birch's anatomy at a distance
Of about sixty yards. the majority
Of the pellets striking him in the
breast, though fifteen lodged In his
hce and forehead. Some half
.ozen narrowly missed his eyes.
and upon looking at Mr.. Birch 8
taee one is forced to conclude that
he was strangely favored for his
lps we're pierced. his nose received
.hot and his face was literally speck-
led with them.
Mr.. Nankter greatly regrets the
accident. and rendered all the assis-
lance he could TO the injured man.
borrowing a rig and driving post
haste to town for medical attention.
In the meantime. Mr.. Birch Will bear
. few reminders of the affair TO his
rave In the nature of scars.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1912-11-06
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
MOVE Is GROWING.

Many Kansas ministers comply
Ing with request sent out by the
suffrage campaign managers. preach
Va IN tsvos. of woman suffrage In
their churches last Sunday. taking
for their text Genesis l---26 and 81.
The Oregon suffrage campaign Is
receiving the help OF a number OF
California men who strcnuously op-
posed the measure In their own
sate In 1911. After a years trial
and having seen IL In actual practice
they now want the voters OF Oregon
10 follow the lead of California in
the mater of enfranchising their
women.
In Wisconsin during the past
rear Information on woman su ufYrage
was sought by more people than on
any other subject. as shown by the
number OF package libraries asked
for throughout the state. The libra
rles are sent out by the debating
and public discussion department of
the University of Wisconsin.
Tho Ypsilanu Press says: The
equal suffrage amendment Is the
most important thing to be settled
right In the forthcoming election in
MlfhiNap mi hA klf :
lerly fought by tho enemies of the
state than anything else. II should
have the active support OF every
friend or better things politically.
Il ought TO win because II Is fun
damental Just and right"
resolution initiated by the
fhoenlx, Arizona, Typographical
union and the Electrical workers
union, adapted by the trades coun-
Gil and approved by the executive
onieers OF the Arizona Federation
Oh Labor, reads as follows: where
~ on the fifth day of November the
voters OF Arizona will pass upon a
proposed amendment to the consti-
"uon allowing women equal suf-
rage with men. and, Whereas. rec
0snialng this common right. the
american Federation of Labor and
hundreds Of other labor bodies have
sven the principles involved their
unqualified endorsement. therefore
" II Resolved, that the Phoenix
i'aoes' Council give Its endorsement
'ne proposed equal suffrage
amendment and pledge its active
support to the measure at the polls
November s."