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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-19
M|L|T|AMEN ARE
J. ] READY TO MOVE
FOUR COMPANIES ON ARMS
AWAITING ORDERS FROM
GOV. EsERAART.
SHERIFF TO CONTROL r
City Council Starts Action In 0eur,
Against Traction Co.-Mobs VI.
client Throughout Day.

Duluth, Mimi, Sept. 14-With NEE.
sage from Governor Eberhart's Office
calling OH Sheriff Meining either to &C.
cure control Of the strike situation or
resign and put the responsibility on the
state authorities, runners that the four
companies of the State Guard here
were held held under sealed orders
ready to etablish military rule gained
firm basis for their circulation.
The four companies were called to-
gether and held in their rendezvous,
awaiting for direct orders to take con.
troll of the situation. Major H. v. Eva,
In charge Of the companies, is ready to
march his men into the downtown dis.
trict at moments notice. The order
Is expected hourly. When the tele.
gram to Sheriff Meining was received
the troops made ready to deploy at the
majors orders.
While the troops are waiting, the
strike has been thrown into the courts
by an order issued by Judge Dibell.
The City Council in special meeting
ordered City Attorney Carmichael to
q
the Street Car company. Judge Dibell
made the writ returnable Monday. The
Street Car Company is ordered by it to
show cause why it's cars are not being
operated regularly. They stopped at
s o'clock Friday afternoon after hav.
ing been run In a desultory way most
of the day.
Mob violence flung itself up the
main street and through the city yes.
terday. coming from the West End,
where for most Of the week an ungov.
ornod mass of men has dared the 20
lice and wrecked cars.
In the West End the 5000 men, boys
and women stood around, a brick In
each hand, pile of cobblestones at
their feet. q sneer on their faces and
daring the police to shoot or the com.
pany to lot out car. Women vie with
men in their abusive language and
each woman carried some object to
throw. The police apparently stood
pat and waited
Business organizations are appealing
by wire and telephone for state troops
to quell the trouble. Governor Eber>
hart 10 Fastening back to st. Paul to
look into the Duluth situation. He
may order troops here.
Five arrests were made so far al
can b ascertained. Six car men were
hurt. The police claim they are unable
to enter the crowd and pick out the
stone throwers. The car company Is
providing al cars with heavy screen
windows Rumors that dynamite 10
being secured By the strikers are de-
MED.
Trouble occurred when q strike.
breaking motorman bumped of the
track an ice wagon which contained
q strike sympathizer. Immediately q
mob formed, the glass was knocked
from the street car and the crew OF
the car was routed. Another crew
boa rdsd the car. turned on all power
and dashed through the crowd.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-19
DoM1NGANs IN REVOLT.
Customs Houses Seized and U. q, 70
Intervene.

Washington, Sept 16. American
warships probably will be sent at
once to Santo Domingo as the result
Of revolution that has broken out
there and the seizure OF the Customs
Houses by the Rebels. Invasion OF the
Republic by American forces also may
be necessary, for advices which reach
ed the State Department were TO the
effect that the Revolutionists had
seized virtually all the Customs Houses
along the Dominican.Haitien frontier.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-19
W.rIa.s seord. Fraetur,d.

Syracuse. Sept. 16.-Three world'a
records were broken by Evelyn w.
In winning the fres-for.all pace at the
grand circuit meeting held In connec
ton with the New York Fair. Her
time for the mile 2:o0h In the So
cond heat. was the fastest heat ever
pacsd by . mare. the fastest second
heat by PAGERS Of either sex and the
race constituted the fastest two heats
ever paced BY . mare. The time By
quarters. :S1I Lo0A; l.80%; 2:O0h.
Ths 6rst mile was In 3:03h. last halt
mile IN :SSh.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-19
IS FATALLY HAZED.
-Four Sophomores Of University 81
North Carolina Held.

Chapel Hill. N. c.. Sept I6.-Isaao
William Rand. Of Smithfield. N. c., a
freshman at the University Of North
Carolina. was killed while being pu,
through hazing prank. Four sopho-
more students We're held by the coro
ner In $4,000 bail each for causing his
death. Governor kitchin has called
upon President Francis P. Venable OF
the University to make a complete
Investigation of the affair and to 70
port to him.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-19
ALLEGES CORRUPTION.
Waldo Declares $4,000 Was Asked
Of Police Captain.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE sum of
$500 was the price asked for Q DO.
lice captain by politicians and 9th.
ers" for promotion to the Office OF in.
spector. according to testimony given
by Police Commissioner Waldo 10 q
witness before the aldermanlc CON-.
mtttee which ia investigating alleged
corruption in the police department.
Mr.. Waldo swore that he had an at.
adavit from one captain that hs was
approached and asked to give such q
sum as a condition precedent to bis
promotion.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-19
Report 10 Optimistic.

New York, Sept. 16.-R. G. Dun and
Company's weekly review of trade
says:
Record-breaking crops and record.
breaking production Of iron, steel
copper and other products have Gre
ated . conviction that the advance
toward complete restoration Of indus
trial and mercantile prosperity ID
sure and permanent. The principal
obstacles to that advance are not dis.
putss over economic theories. but
shortages In money. In labor and In
transportation facilities.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-19
Roosevelt Predict, Victory.

Ogden, Utah, Sept. l6-"We'rs 70
ing to beat the bosses 3 to ] at the
polls next November" Colonel Roose
welt said. He declared that In the
East the Progressive party would At
tend to the bosses" and urged the
people Of the West to do likewise.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-19
Woman May Vote f.r pr.,ls.n4

Woman May Vote fsr PrssidsnG
San Tranoiscs. Sept. 1S.--lf the
RoossveltJohnson electors named By
the Progressive State Campaign Com,
mittes are elected at the polls In No
vembsr. Mrs. ference Collins Porter
of Los Angeles, will be the Arst woman
elected y history 70 vote for preot
Asnt OF Ne United States.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-19
plunge Of Auto IsJure, V,ve

Mankato, Mimi, Sept. le.-Fsu
Dsrssas were injured whso big tsuH
ING car slid over 40 snbAnknsnt an
went rolling 70 the bottom, 70 fseA
Mr., and Mrs. G. @. Rsast and son, 10
ssph, and Mr.. and Mrs w. A 0eott
Al we'll known Belgrade farmers, cen
possd the party.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-19
Estraneed Parent at eier.

Chicago. Sept, l6.-Mother's love
brought Mrs. David Terry. mother Of
Mrs Jack Johnson. from her home In
Brooklyn to Chicago to attend tho
funeral and caused her to forgive.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-19
Governor Leaves SUNDAY

Sea Grit, ii. j.. Sept. 1s.-Governor
Woodrow Wilson leaves Sunday on
his Western trip. The governor win
be in Minneapolis and st. PAUL .
Wednesday.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-19

Yale Football tqusj Reports.
New Haven, Conn, Sept 11.-Nshtv
sanltdatss for the Yale football c.
have reported fos lsactlss = ya1D
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
anna 6. uun 9onpi.

Gie Satin ron Taitor 8. non
2anpi, Seren glbIetelt mir bereits
oorige ISOLDE bcridteten, mltroe am
uori8en Gonrerstoa, oltf Dem Glorp
&irdboL bei Morriion, DO, beer
oiat.
S6mmtlid)e MitglieSer. iopie alldl
sic SreEtNc Ser @cmeinoe III Wor-
riiolt 1ottell lid rul , ltbr gtad]
mittaas in ser STRIDE pcrionmclt nm
bcn Srnitargottesoienit %bcidihpobnen.
Hoitor 6r. Stoerfcr, Ton gtelp Sn-
ben, aintirte I'M Srouerboirie, NO.
ieibit bic idnnergepriifte SnnliIie, nit
Ilrsnnbnle eilies SobneS Deldjem Is
nift uio9lif mar Sugegeu ST leil,
iifi perialnmelt batte.
Gta Seier III Der Stride luurbc
BON 8aitor s. &rriefopi, ron Gbant
Dis, 9eIeitet, meId,er sllerit Iprad) IL.
iueIfen nIsSann Toitor S. 0aiss,
BON Berger, folgte, nit einem Sod
riri nebit @orten beS Snoftes, mo-
iaia Ieitor 6t, Stoerfer Die 5iaer
fdloB.
guf Dem airdbof ~areeIan9t, iiber-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
Der bcntidle Sbeater.@erein BON .
2ouis .fpnmt nad Sermann.

@ie ms Sireftor Sans 2oebel,
pom belltifen Sbeater IN ct. Souis
berif)tet, ipiro er nit iciner 5bea'
terz@eienidait ~noll5dblig am Dierls-
tag. hen %. apriI 5n einem 8alt.
ipiele na6 Sermann fommetJ cine
@atridt ipelde liniere Sreunoe oes
5beaters iifer nit GROCER Sratoe
beariiben merben, slma1 lolfe I'M.
ierer Observation-Disclosures, Die @elegenr
belt batter Sie berporrnacnbcn Gel.
itrllgcn bieier @eieqifaft gelegent-
lid hires Ietten @aitfpieles IN LII.
ierer Stabt fernen unb idnaten 81
lernen.
Bur auffiibrung miro oiesmal
.0oftor giienbartb" eelanaen elm
9litipiel bns 10 reid an fomiiden
Situationen lit, bob man aus Dem
2ad)en falini beraiis fonlmt.
N1beres in n1dJiter Irseabe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12

nabm Faitor g. Sleomeper Die Set
tiing Ser Seierliffeit, inocln err cine
fur6e Gitipraebe bielt nnb alshann
Die irbiiden lleberreite ser Ser.
blidrnen Dem Sdpobe ser grbe
iibergob. Die Seier in Der Stride
mar beioiloers ergreifenh ,infoIge Der
anSgeipGblten @eiangsnortrdge.
gllild 8. Don 2anpi ipiirbe 9ebo.
rclt an 10. Sec, 1856, in gorf,
IropiB Sanroper, in 9ertIdlono;
iie perIor ibre Gltern f~riibaciti9
bilrd) Sen Suh mo lpliroe oonn bon
Gaitpr Iomarius itnb oeiien Satin
ersogcn. SIM Sabre 1884 fam iie
nod Imerifa, in Sem gorf lanoenb,
l,irb bciratbete ipdter Goitor 8. BON
2anni, meIdem iie cine irene, olti-
rifltige ulih ergebcnc Satin mar.
8olgenbc &irtoer e%ntiprobtcu Scr
Che: Grno, @ilnl1, Oscar, @aloe.
mar, Nloin iirro IlfreO, Ser lebterc
gjlU ie0ndS ieirer Mrtter i'm Sobc
uoralrS, Die Geritorbeue mar idjorl
lett ntehrcreii Sahrpn fcioctb ltno
ieit Sen Icbten is Moltatsn bon.
ifir6ta ilpolib, 10 oof ibr scr Sob
ann 2. Ipril, i'm 10 ll5r Gormit.
tags, sic ldit9it cricDnte Grl6int9
bradtc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
Scfanntmadnng.

Ssd miinid1e hermit Dem Gnbli,
firm inn Ilgemteinen mit5irtbeilen,
bab BOZ, uro nod Dem Is 5. SO.
meine gisinaifilpe in polein 9etrieb
ieift miro uttb ih baber imltanoe
ieilt perbe meinen &illlben airsge-
aeidnetes, frpitanflnres Gis in
groben ODER fleinen Grantitdten at
liefern. Sd babe ~gleidyfalls, nll9e-
fGbr Mitte bes norigen Ionats, nit
bent @rnllelt bon 9ier 6egonnert;
So iebpdA bns @ier 3eit baben mlrB
INN Die aebori9e &eife 5l erlangcn,
fam oaiIelbe %aegemuGrtig nod nift
ai,f ser Wnrft ooer sum alrsid'anf
fomrner, Sdl fam iebof Dem Gubli-
fun Sic gans beitimmte @eriiferure
gebe,t, baB es cir 10 feines, idutaf.
bottles urt6 ser @einnbbeit 5%lltrGQli-
dies Grobuft iein Miro, ais es mog-
lif lift ans gittem Mala, gittem SOP.
fen, nit Silfe ser reileiter rnb be-
item Ipparote, ioipie an Der Sdnb
praftiifer, uiiierifaftliden grfaf.
rillrg, bersliteIlen. Set meiner ans
funft in Sermnnn lit mir bonn Giib-
Iifllln I'M MIgemeinen, ionie hon
@eid,1ftsleitt iltrb Grofeiiioniitet
i'm 9eionbern, elm Hodiit freltnolid1es
uno gefdQiges gnteeaenfomneit 3it-
theil gciuoroc1l, apeldes mir mid
iebr ermiitbieenh mar ripb mir Die
aetpiile lteber5eltgliig bes idjlieBli-
den Grfolgs meines ltnternebmens
aeaebeit bat, ltirb Ipred]e if baher
biernit fiir oieies freltitbif)oftlide
gntaegenfommen aIerieits meinen
better Cant ni:s.
@6dit afturasooa,
s. @. 9auser,
G~igentbiimer Der SOME @renerD.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12

ntatt in ieoer Siniidlt garS clttid)te.
Nene 6ortihritte.
Ter @asconaoc Central Sele.
plon So. bat ictt cine ourfEaufenoe
2inie BON Sipenspiae bis nad)
,Sermoltn gcbout, bumit bos iiiolife
Gn0e Ses Gountp's glcidiaQs Gin
iflilB or Sen long distance" SielHt
hobrr fam. 9isber bate man bon
bier 9lusid1luB an Scunarn. dher
tidt orf groBere @%ntfernutlg neil
ap bieier 2inie al piele Hbones ma.
reli. sSett lit 0ie Clinic flar; man
fam, infnlge bciicn bon bier cleric,
ipobl nod ct. 2o,tis 1iitb anbcren
c%ntfernten 8lirften %telepbonirelt, als
mie ltad1 Sermonn. 9ieier Irs
lfIleB alti neite g%ntfernnngen ipar
ein lGipgit gefiibItes geoiirfniB mo
bat Fms Die Selepbon @eieuid}nit
init Sentielben oaber eiiten grobcn
9ierIt ertpieien.- Speusbiae He-
publican.
t-Shreibt OIL mid, NIT genau.
er Mngobe ei,res IffcrS iino id,
mcrbe elldl nit gereniieen @iis-
funft geben i'll @etreff Der State
off cine aSIo Cine" 20idbrige Sic
GoIicp, peIde in 10 Sabren poIIit1n
sig be5obIt lit, tpenn Die idbrIiden
Gipioeiben cSer Coupons Der Gonl.
panic iiberIaiien iperoen.
8ictor a. SiIber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12

Gas Giarrbmis Ser ennilgl.
ct. TmllS @emeii1oe b~eberber9te ailt
lcttet Gienstog ~folsenbe, ailsfpdr.
tiae Seiltder: 9altor s. &rulefopt,
nebit @ottin unb SobrL BON Gbo-
mois; Taitor g.. auederer neb1t
@ottill. BON .8ig Berger, oie'eIbelt
hoiarben iidy altf Dem @ege nod
4ppIeton, isis, Dem 5ltfiinftigen
Nirfungsfreis non @aitpr Gl,ed)e-
rer. 6erner Toitor 3cui6le nebit
8attin, non Stolpe, nlrb &oItor
&obiuS, init ieinen bei6en Sobnett,
bon Sipiss; sic letteren febrteit bon
elllell mebrtdgigem 9eiltd) in ct.
Sniis 5itriid.
9ie 3beiInabme am beiligen
%aoenSrabl, am pereangenen Otter
loilllto9, III Der epargl. ct. Gauls
sirfe, mar oie 5ablrcidIte lett
Dem geitano Der @emein6e. Die
3abl Der 8eiitder Ser Sountags,
ldylde, am G%alniiunntag, belief iid
our 222. 8rei5ehn 2ebrer Der
Sotittagsidlnle u~nter5ogen iidJ Der
Seprerpntfulq, treldle BON IIlen be.
ltdlt0en purroe; 5ebn Ser 2ebrer
nmdten I'M @ronier bole 100 pro-
senf. 0aS 9roeram Ser Siterfeier
taiil ai1 Counting Ibenb Dor elmer
damrelfen 3itborerifait in hofft
gaerfeunensapertber @eiie SIR sIus~
peprnlts. Die ct. 9auIs @emeinbe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
uMcine Mntter.A 81 nicht mph[

falnt 5tpet @orte in itnierer Spras
dc, sic |SuIailnnen gebraitdIt cine iols
de 6iile bon geoeittirng N iid) tras
gen nie bieie. Sir 6as Gin6 i'm
sarten Sitter beoeiltcn Tie aIlcs I'M
.2e6en. Sir oie IIten-eine 1eili.
ae G%rinnerlmg. @ir fonneit ME.
mails Dem 8erbaltniiie enttuadien,
oNer cs iiberfommell, meldfs bieie
6cioen @orte Dem meridtiden Ser
aeir 10 telter MAIDEN. Serr q. S..
Sciluuh, Goa Columbia Goab, in
Eordelter, Meaii., erinnert iiits leb.
bait bnron in ciilem griefc an Or.
&eter 6abrnep & Soits Go. In Chi.
tagp. 81. Or Idreibt mic folgt: SD
erbieIt cine SIaide Sbres alpen-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
$1.50 to $3.50.

We know that, quality con-
sidered, our Hats cannot be
duplicated elsewhere, and
we wish it understood that
we charge no exorbitant
price for the exclusiveness
in style.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12

Aidt mir aic froblife @cib.
liadtsseit ionbern gleihfalls and
Die bcrride Siterfeier, bieies
Sllbelfcit Ger mieber eripaheroer
Gainr, 5iebt sIle, io5iiia9cn in Der
Srem5e ~meilenben, mieoer 5iiriid an
ben bcimiifen Seerb i:nb in ber
areis ibrer anseborisert, tuerlm alrd1
mn oiti fllr5e 3eit. Inter BEN bic
iigen @eilldern, psibreno Ser Otter.
feierta9e. bernerften mir lnlfer al.
beren Die ~folgenben:
Sl.go Bod, Carl Heibbart. Otto
2%ettnrann, SIN. S6lcnber uub 8rls
CHA Soned unb 2orene 9egemanl,
BON ct. 2oi,is.
Mrmin Sleii6, gnen 9rltid itnn
Sri. 2ouiie Mans1unb. polt Walb'
irgton.
Sugo Ods1er rrtb Gop 0ieboff,
bon SefferIon Gitp.
Sliber @raf, bon Sudion, Wo.
Or. SlIilrs S. 8raf mo Somilie,
bon RbinelanS.
Sre6 &fotenhouer. bon @allef
Garf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12

fralter bon Serrn Sobn 6. Sacob.
ion in Bolton, itlO iaubte file OIL
meine alte Wutter in Norfpegerl, ole
franf unb fed NOR. SD babe &c.
rnoe Die Srerbe aebabt, eiren iebr
crmtigenben grief bon ibr gu er-
balter, in Incident iie mir mitteilt,
ipie iebr ibr Der Ilpenfraliter gut
setan bat, 9itte Iaiien Sic mir mir
len. no iie ole MeoiSin in Norpegen
ibefommen fam, % es bel beanemer
iein miiroe, tpenil man iie Don't erbal.
ten fonnte."
6ornis IIpenfrailter benefit ieitfe
@einnobeit b%rineenben gigenidaften
idreIl inter alien Simmelsitriden,
bon Der beiBeIten bis CUR mlteiter
Gone. gr farm in nleiit allen Gan.
bern Der grbe bon 2ofal-@ 81 entep be-
aogen iperoen. @egen naberer Nus
frnft idreibe man an: Or. Heter
Sabrlrep II. Cons 60, 1876 So.
Sopne Mpe., Chicago, Su.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
SeiratbsIisenicn.

slug. 8. &uegee, Bon %
emma Nic6ruegge, Ban %
9en. 2~nitomebr, .Wft. tSerling %
Gtta 9rinfrnalln, Mt. Sterling 90
8. s. Strmpb, 2esseorf %
2ctia n. @aiiIer, Canaan i6
sSr. s. Sdmeioer, Cooper Sill "a
Glara 10. 9anuier, @laro Is
Serm. 8. N%niternlairn, &oiebub .27
SSa Offer, NoiebuS &c
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
$3.50 to $3.50.

The man who knows and
admires good workmanship,
honest leather and smartest
styles in mems Shoes, like
this store.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12

Giel @eIb, @elo ipie Cred, MAIDEN
rniere Sarnter, 5. b., o~ieienisen Sar-
iner, Die eilldil srtem giebltalro va
ben, giel, Tferbe, &inbpieb nno
S6afe, bringeit ifntea cute 8reiie.
0as meiite @elb aber idJa1ifelt ibnen
Dos Sdpueirl. apeldes bellte mebr be-
gebrliher ols I'M Mitttuinter 5itr
@urinladlens5eit 1T, IN Die Saide.
Nidlt picI menieer oils bieies trdgt
bas Siibn bosat bel, i'm gum aroii.s
81 MAIDEN. ltno iper iest rod @ei-
ser, aorf, Sen uno &leeiamen 81
perfnilfen bate, BON Dem liebe iif
in @irflidJfeit iosen: er lit 10 reidh
bob err bIoft @ir goratcn BENT lie
ben a~fersnlann Den Seger bon Ser.
aelt--er ioate aber aiih e~itgeoenf
iein ser @orte bes Serrn: SOFT DIT
piel, 10 gicb piel, mas nidt mebr
ulh nidt iperiger beiBen ioa als:
lei fem &nmtier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-12
fcincr BranSy

Der 1riebenstbaler Tend)s nno gpfcI
9ranop III oieics Sobr auSse3cihnet scrn.
then unb gu a%nnebmbarem qrcis iu baben
Y,dd,t jest cure 9tiieauns
@pttlub Shues,
5ermaun, Mc.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-05-23
YUMA F|REMEN HAVE
 INTERESTING MEETING
YUMA FIREMEN MEET AT CITY HALL AND DISCUSS SOME LIVE QUESTIONS.

At the meeting of the Volunteer Fire Department last night Chief Parks urged that the Town Council require the marshal to notify property owners and tenants to remove trash boxes and barrels from their premises. A resolution was passed asking the town council to provide for paying members of the department for attendance on fire calls, $500 for appearance at post of duty and $1.00 for each hour while engaged in fighting fire. A motion was carried directing the committee on location Of hose cart to reappor- tiop them to the various companies. It was brought to the attention of the department that at the recent fire the Gandolfo hotel several wagons had been driven over the line lying on the street. It was proposed that a number of fire policemen be ap- pointed and vested with power to make arrests in these and other cases
 
 of interference with the work of fight ing fire. Councilman Verdugo was present and stated that the council had ordered another hose cart which is to be located at the crossing of Orange avenue and Fifth street. A motion was carried asking the council
  A proposal was received from the Tel ephone Company providing that if the department would send in the names of ten of the most active members who have phones in their houses and places of business these names would be arranged on the switchboard so that they culd be quickly called in case of fire.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-05-23
SOUTH AFRICAN Is
 STUDYING IRRIGATION
COLONEL A. J. HESTER, OF COLES BURG, SOUTH AFRICA, WILL RE- PORT OUR METHODS.

Phoenix, Ariz., May 21.-In the course of a tour of the United States taken for the purpose of Investigating projects and methods for the Cape Colony government, Colonel A. J. Best CT, of Colesburg, South Africa, arrived in Phoenix Monday morning.
 For several months Colonel Bester has been visiting irrigated districts throughout the west. He has visited Elephant Butte and other reclamation projects which the government has un- dertaken.
 "The United States is far ahead of the rest of the world in the reclama- ton of arid lands," Colonel Bester said. We have unlimited agricultural land in South Africa and a number of reservoir sites, which we hope to utilize before long. The experience of the United States will be valuable to us in carrying out our plans"
 Colonel Bester left Monday after noon for the Roosevelt dam, accom- panied by Project Engineer Charles H. Fitch, of the reclamation service. They will return Tuesday.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-05-23
THEY'RE REHEARS|NG
 !" SOCIETY VAUDEVILLE

During rehearsal yesterday after noon of the Society Vaudeville" at
 the Teller theatre, critical audience of one slipped into one of the rear
 seats and remained there unobserved for the greater part of very stren- uous exhibition of terischorian abili- ty. Finally the amazing nimbleness shown by all the perspiring partici- pants inspired solo of unrestrained applause and the statement that the arrangement of the program evidenc- ed considerable variety and taste. The performers promise to carry the audi ence from spasms of rag-time to the contortions of Grand Opera, and to leave them shriekingly convalescent on the side-splitting shores of Melo- drama.
 The Yama Yama chorus went wierd- ly through the measures of their mys- terious dance and the interesting chills which would run up and down ones back at the sight of them sug- gested the frigid atmosphere of the frozen north. Nothing daunted by the creepy impression they are mak- ing, carried away with the unanimous desire to make the Society Vaude- ville," a success to be long remember ed in the annals of local dramatics, these ambitious dancers vigorously ly continued their intricate dance, striving with every repetition to make it superior in every possible manner to the last.
 During a breathing spell of the Va ma Yama chorus the orchestra sudden ly struck up another air and a chorus of saucy, young school girls playing "hooky" from school made their ;.p- pearance and after a very lucid te- scription of thei rteacher and general opinion of schools, they made their little bow and disappeared down the COOl, SlduSS Ol MI ZICllCl pco'O- board forrest; perhaps to continue their naughtiness. Contentment wolid reign in the school-room for the few remaining weeks of school If every child in town sees this chorus aui learns of their dreadful fate.
 Tomorrow a full description will he given of "A Night in Spain," as we'll as other novel and interesting features of the Society Vaudeville" 3emem- Der, the date is next Monday evening, May 27th; that the proceeds are +o ad- vertise and put Yuma on the map Everybody come and boost for Great CT Yuma! Remember, the SiphCn IS finished. Think what that means!