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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-15
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uxIc45 ~ MERELY GIVEN tina,
&C. With Resolution No.
tMrify Council 81 Ths csitv
of<Ie toptsf September card
~ ~ 1lI1pta referendum has been
p the said City Council a.
- q TIE following Ordinance.
y ORDINANCE Nd. 5000
WElAarcs relating 10 the or
~ ~ IN e NxnsRsment and opera .
" fire Department OF The
ossftis. and repeating al
II ORDAINED BIZ THE CITY or
LITTLE As roILows
- FROM and after the sec
2 ~ % April. 1919. the firsnen
Ylefees 81 the Fire Depart
~ las CITY Of Seattle. sab }act
ssner Than the Fire chief.
~. y divided into two t1l pia-
Ws 70 perforrp day service
~ otnsr % perform night ser.
X8 ss ho1rs 81 the day narvicn
W exceed ten ff91, cornFyr nc .
~ es<efs eight (st o'eioSk a.
III sn1m8 not later than ak
X>s 800 Y VI The hours OF to
Raz VICE shall not exceed four.
X III ~ s1mBAsHcing not before
oesoek ". and ending no,
~. 80 siEnt go O'Clock A. NJ
$500 y the event OF great,
r ~ unusual coufIaRra.
~ s.en emergency. the Fire
n Xsesss A1'asfAnt, or other person
Euss6rsf command Of the Sire
G ssst slaii have the power
= fex 70 Fumn0n such fire.
III a sMkigTes as may be on
~ u ~ the protection ol
n ~ ypeFty In their work the
~ I. rs-..s snail alternate from
~ 99ht and from night 10 day
- srefy month
4oz D. There eha1t =. r.e.ts
s,{tsie aud healthfui ulsces n,
"a toF The employees ami fl,..,,,s !,
asXleJst while on dutx
ol9s J All ordinnnrss or 49,.
6r81c, ~ 20 Tar a. they may - m
oI.s2r~r We tfss provisions Of tbli
aFe repealed
~ s{s.z This ordinance shall
III d. ana be IN force fhlrf,
61essss and after ita paasaRa and
S,v{ss Y approved BIZ tha Mayor
tIu9 I, - y snail take effect Al M
NM san peeens a Law under In
sSSsl o. Vie city charter.
~ III ~ Ctty Council the Igtt
49, september. 1914, and signel
= Y open session In snthen9les.
G1ls.ks, Ps.szse this 18th day ii
rv.s.s RoBr. p. HEsKETu
ss,asn' Of the city coancfl
1870; ,st. ~ me this f7th da1 al
ono ,. corrEnnr.
1;s ~ y ne this nth % day o.
c. n w. Cannot
er2p'roiisr and sx-offleie Gu,
"a ?. Agnsw. Deputy clerk.
e.. y HEREBY runrnEr
63a}2. nyyeinber. 1912 sr.sts
IN ~, riil be held IN The clRs sei =
EHkease'rr ne purpose Of rafifytn,
sv't'ns he aforesaid 'sa ~ ~.
con IT. w. cAEEorf -"
o)Ep''o'iar and ex-officio cit,
e., frat publication ssplsm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-15
TURKS WIN
A BATTLE

CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct.
15.-Crushing defeat was dealt
by a Turkish force to large
band Of Montenegro troops at
Cisinje today. The Montene-
grins were broken after a des-
perate fight and completely
routed.
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INDICT 9
SECRETLY

Nine secret indictments we're re-
turned by the special federal grand
Jury this morning. Tho names Of
those Indicted will not be dlvulped,
however, until the arrests are made,
Immediately after the indictments
were presented 20 Judge Howard.
and the marshal instructed TO make
the arrests. the Jury retired for FUR
thor deliberations. The nature OF
the indictments 10 pretty definitely
known now. but the court officials
have ordered strict secrecy.
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hOffcE OF DISSOLUTION OF
VI fARTNEHSHIP
|Notice u hereby given that tho CO.
paftnefahip between j. ~ Hicks
and " !. Wilson heretofore exist
n lns under the firm name and
J. style Of the Epler Cafeteria. al
ni 4 second av., Seattle, Wash
ltHton. has been this day dis
abiyed
All accounts duo tho firm may be
paid 10 II, 4. Wilson al the above
auidresa. aud all liabilities should
-hs presented TO him for payment
j. H. Hicks hereby gives notice that
he IL no longer liable for debts
incurred under the above styled
firm
Dated Seattle. Washington. October
7. 1914.
J. III HICKS
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Business Chances.

Meat market doing 1850 daily bus
iness. $500 people. only shop. 2
miles from Pioneer square. less
than invoice. must sell. b-3s.
care Star
Best paying proposition In city.
Cali al i10i Ninth AZ. from To
p m ana invertiNate.
uood loratlon for drug storc fine
corner room. rent SIS. 600 Il. 41nd
st Phone North iIk0.
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~re~~S>esNc->>>~o~~~~ S~e-~~~.~~-0~N-~-~~~-~
head Of horses for sale very cheap.
weight from 900 10 1900. Sew
eFal single horses. Prices g3g 90
up. 10 sets OF harness. ~ bug
kles and wagons very cheap ala
Westiake av. y.
For Saloons black Jersey bull or
VIII trade for good COW. N. A.
Oyeracker, 1891 2iat az. s.
Gentle horse and family cow for
SAFE very cheap for cash. Dens-
more av w. Green Lake bouis-
yard
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Don't FORGET 10 vote foF your
candidate for president AZ the
Good Eats" cafeteria tomorrow
noon. between n and 2. 80.
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10 "a ACRES WATERFRONT. ts25
tieo cash. balance easy All fine
soil. 7 springs on county road.
grand view. close 20 school This
Il the last plefe out OF a whole
plat. and It's a good one.
Y. Van Atsfnle a Co. zoe Third Az.
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4 Occasional rain tonight and 4
4 Wednesday; increasing south =
4 erly winds. Temperature at 4
4 noon, 10. =
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>~~~>N-~~-~r~s>~~~~e ~-~>>~~~~NI~~~~~.~
one hrown pony weight 500 lbs
dislocated white spot In forehead,
two hind legs white Reward will
be given for return OF same. Main
1917
fsosts-on incomlng fauntfsfoy car.
Tuesday afternoon. small brown
leather purse. with blue flower on
stre. containing sum 81 money.
F1udur please call al t1At FTont-
onAe and get reward.
f.ost--aaving book No. p6sz Finder
r~tarn 70 Dexter Horton Trust a
savings hank.
Found your sycniEht growing dim :
our registered optician will rem
cdr tbs defect. Examination free.
MyrQn symonA. 1870 Third.
Lost-~fAdy's gold watch Saturday
afterndoh. NJ E y. monogram
Phone iiearon sckt. reward
on Jackson 81. east Of Second Az.
large bench drtli Please notify
Ar. catnpbaii. Main 2Des. Reward.
l'ound - W here mattresses aFe rene
waited. 1870 end g1oO Fropp a
Co. ~ iieti ~ Phone Elliott sSes.
second hand clothing bought. cold.
Exchanged 1911 rlke. Main s5sS
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ernAof VOTE ION rn1SfpIN
~ cpod Eats cafeteria. First
~ cherry st.. from II TO : TO
- rcpn. sec that your can
.,s.s |, represented. The ballots
= aiken care OF By reprcsen.
.'iv,s nm the dlffcren, political
lrn1euaftera
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haa ease % piles has heen
U.ay : ~ 80, ! trial package 81
~ g r,Is Remedy. II always
ouid - .,ss and you can set
re- .a:sr size 50 cent boz from on,
y 's-,.t bat be sure you SCI
q VA yoa ash fer "a "A.
% rvrnintd Drug Co. 80
~ y e,sr MARSHALL Mich. aud
pyamis s~erixe a sample package
~ ~ .sf pyramid pile Remedy
r.rrsr. By return mail. all
80 .ssr~sif from the surgeon :
~ torture. tho doctor and
~ - pyramid rile Remedy v U
"a thousands % ssssiinsniai : !.
smphaticaliy u II the
emcdy fer plies
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Nboa-EY E0LAasEs-f3s0
'pnttAl Tor 10 days. Will az gold
titled frame. guaranteed 8 years,
with large spherical Lenses. ieath-
~ ease, complete, including exam
lnntiQn, hohwartE, Optometfist
30 Epler six Bring this adver-
tlremrnt tomorrow.
Kodak oe.eloplns, loo reii, any
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= =" = : : : > = y - - - -
= PROGRESSIVE MEETINGS /,
Tonight I
4 Monroe --f.andon. Mills. I
= Wednesday Aftornoos /,
Z Third ward headquarters /
Z womens organization meet. ,
"Wednesday Nlqht ,
= kishth ward headquarters |
4 Precinct committeeman. ,
Z Standardization. Mills. I
= Thursday night ,
= STANDARDIZATION. I
= Friday Night I
4 Observation-Disclosures. /
= Saturday Noon /
4 Edmonds Hob Hodge. Landon. 1
4 Saturday Night ,
= Coliseum theatre, seattle 1
= Senator roindextcr. Hob 4
4 Hodge. 4
4 Happy Valley Prof. Hart. /
Judge w. n. White. I
4 pcs Aoinea--landon. Paul X. I
= Mohr. 1
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Furnished Houaea

Nesrse~~~reN~~~<~oe ~~S~-~>~r~~~r~~~~~
fireplace. bedrooms. bath, httch :
onctte, modern, free wood. Raa
and electricity, Phone Adams lzg.
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-~~~|C<~~-~s~-~<N~~>s>~~s~~N
ACREAGE
NORTH or CITY
rs A GOOD
INVESTMENT


Acreage north OF the city. in our
Judgment, ~ going 20 prove Itself
very profitable Investment The
most expensive IN that close 20
the Country Club. which II being
cold at 81 900 90 $4,000 per ncfe.
This district IL rapidly nlling
up with fine country homes. some
Of them costing as much aa tb0. =
600. IL II gradually spreading out
~ no great distance from these
fine homes we have acre tracts
for sale AZ $3.50 10 $3.50 each. You
can buy them on easy monthly
payments IL IL our strong con-
viction that no other property
around Seattle n as certain 10 in
crease In value. Think a moment.
Here you have an opportunity 10
purchase the finest residence
acreage around Seattle AT one
nfth 70 ons-sisth the price OF n
good city lot Isn't "a reasonable
10 suppose that whole acre will
Increase In value until IL In worth
~ least as much as city lotT
Some OF our tracts are very close
70 the fnterufban.
WEST a WHEELER
cOLMAN BLOCK.
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Hotels and Lodging Houses

IToT 1' cf,EHTSooS~fis. an Az
y. Rooms sec and Tgc. Elliott ttsI ..
HOTEL OXFORD. 1870 LIST av.. mod.
srn. ratss t3.s0 per week and up.
Harrington. is1s Second. ~ week
up.
ROYAL HoTEI<-soi FIRM az. ise
20 $50 night: sl.lt 20 - week.
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For Saie-PouItry.

-
hiackbird Ancona cockereis. ti00l
kehertrass cocks. 1870. and pull
lets. ~ to So. choice stock. Eea-
con 1888. w. 3. Danner. 500 Hox-
bury W.
The KALEM POULTRY MARKET
Dtesseu ehlcken DC per 10.
splhE chicken ..........z Csc per ID.
Lave ana dressed turkeys always on
hand.
1900 PIKE Place.
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y. n nuTTERwoRTu A Sons.
1871 first ave. Main or Elliott sss.
Iniyernity Undertaking Pafiora. 4ai4
Z 18th ~ E North siG w. n Fork
ner.
hohnay Watson Co. funeral direc.
Tors. new location. broadway and
4 Olive. East IS.
l<oo~~on>,>>Ets i,,isI SIS $1,000
.Ilnlph, cut Towers. funeral pieces
fShhiott Gftf. 1919 Second. Green
house, lieaean s7s.
puiiNs FLORAL CO, col ard. Main
.sls--Cnt newsrs deslxns. s.ie.Is
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Eurniahed Rooms.

Furnished room for rent. use OF
Kitchen. East ee9. Robinson
Apartments, "
HOTEL Rhode Island. Sc Virginia 81
Soc day and t7bo week ara up.
HOTEL. hainicr. Iss Main st. brick
building. nntes soc and up. Bath.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. INV
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Board and Room.

~-~~>~~~~e~~-~~-~~~ ~~~~~.~S~~S~~-~~s~
Children cared for, tia month. all
aEea ils w. Republican. Queen
Anne 1s1o.
Babies boarded only. BY trained
nurse Terms reasonable. Phone
keuwo0d bas
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Help Wanted--Male
~~s~~--~-~s---~~~---~-- -.~--s>-~~-->>-~-~-~-~~
wANTED-Msa and women 10
learn the barber r.ds: wages
paid while learning Cell OF write
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
High Grads school
- waslinssen "a
Wanted Coal minefa. pick mine
aseady Job Cali az room III.
Hotel shirley, itfs fffth sr,. $50
a m. 20 5 , IN.
WHY does f.undquist sell sss suits
THEM uPaTAfisR room 7os EN-.
rress Theatre uuildins.
fennF man. "a years old. neat ap.
peaFance 90 learn retail fiah. has
tnesa. Stall Ice. New Corner
Wanted 1T fnbreiia solicitors. houss
TO house. big money Pacific ufa-
nrolla FACTORY. lsin Eighth Az.
Learn 20 =. sser essssr az
hOl-EN RAIDER CoiI.EoH
tAtes Hotel. HlKth and Pine. Tree
bath ard phor. siss week up.
say 4 saw u In The star
49, : - -. 80
Sjtuation Wantcd-Male
~~~~-~~r~~-~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~-~~~~~s~~~-~J~
Plumbing wanted. owner furnish
Una tsTiAl A-tiT.
Personal.
v>S~~~~-~~~~~~~~s~~~ ~e~s~~>cs~-~~~-~~-~1~~
~. A. lee Lewin. consulting chiro-
~ Hours ~. ~ 44r.r e
ctds Amer Main iss9. Lady nttond-
iOfTuHE CURED. permansns no
Iopsrstign or detsntton from lator
lever AGO eases cured pas; two
fyssrs. ages to rs. Harvard
khystem, 81 kitel Bldg. ac~ttis.
0iLIErTE Bl.ADfrs snaFpsasa, soc
tox.. razorn. fsc. cts. itei eth ss.
DIT Acauainted Society. Names aud
ssddTeasea 1os Pine street
sAy Il saw II in The star
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Housekeeping Rooms.

Housekeeping Rooms.
e~y~~@~>>>>e~e-~~~~~~e4e~
Nice clean housekeeping room, linen
and gas. fi.7b. pi5 Eighth ny.,
Madison car
OLYMPIC ATS. 1910 Western av
Single rooms Sfso up: suite.
$500 up. Near public market
Furnished housekeeping rooms.
Queen Anne ztos
Cheap. well furnished transient and
housekeeping rooms at $40 Howell
Furnished housekeeping rooms, 81 20
per week. 1912 rikett Elliott t1isw
Earls. sIngIe IL <. rooms. az Marion
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a WELL~STOcKED FARM

80 acres rich loan. no gravel. well
located, In valley. near ccntrhiiR,
large farm house. good barn and
other buildings. right on n good
county road. 3 head cattle. good
team. hogs. chickens. crops. farm
ing implements, EVERYTHING
GOES Price te.s0o. Good serfna
No. efb.
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furnished. $50. phone, light M. sfi0
ExeslAior Furnished and an.
furnished 9th and Pike. Main 2ssi.
81 IAwrsnee, isosh sth-Comfort-
able. ciose In. Main sesI slt up.
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Candidate for County
Commissioner. Third District
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For Sale---Liyestock

hand.
1900 PIKE Place.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-11
Member of Supreme Court
Again

Superior Judge A. G. McAlistel
went to Phoenix last Friday tc
take temporarily Judge Cunning
hams place as a member of the
State Supreme Court. The two
cases disposed of while he was
acting were argued before the
court some weeks ago and Judge
McAlister, after sitting with
Judges Franklin and Ross for the
arguments, was designated to
write the opinion of the court to
render it's decisions in the two
cases which were appealed from
the district court of Cochise coun-
ty. One case was reversed and
the other affirmed. This is the
third time Judge McAlister has
been to Phoenix as a member of
the supreme court in CAGES in
which one Of the Judges was dis
qualified. = Bulletin.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-11
My Jimmy Pipe

Companion of the years gone;
true friend, unchanged by for
tunes flow and ebb;
helpful, inspiring; in life's
battle my confident, my
collaboration
my jimmy pipe!
No man is my friend who
would say of you one unkindly
word; you have earned the best
the tongue can bestow, my
good friend, my true friend
my jimmy pipe!
Deny me not a tast of
tobacco from your fragrrnt bowl;
you have won your reward,
your rest;
but to me, your charm is like
the spell of magic;I yearn for just
one more cool, soothing smoke
ere | lay you in peace and quiet,
so we'll deserved
my jimmy pipe
Blackened by long years Of faith
fnl service; ready, willing, eager to
give me happiness; beauty
adorns you not, | confess;
but best of all my earthly posses
sions, | pay you homage
"a tribute born of enduring
affection,
my good friend, my true friend,
my jimmy pipe!
- From Price, Albert.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-11
Bride MurderesS is SEN
fenced to Prison
Admits Offense and Says it
is a warning to all who
Would Gossip

Logansport, Ind, Dec, g.
Mrs Joseph Lang, the bride of
one day, who shot and killed Mrs.
Mary Copple last Tuesday was
sentenced to serve from two to
fourteen years in the women's
prison at Indianapolis and pay a
tine Of twenty-five dollars.
The woman pleaded guilty yes
terday. Mrs. Lang declared that
the Copple woman said she was
ugly and that Lang could have
done better in choosing a wife.
The Copple woman was a guest
at the wedding supper. Mrs.
Lang said she wished her act to
stand out as warning to all
women who gossip.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-11
Duncan Hotel Sold

Last Tuesday morning the deal
was made by F. NJ. Crockett and
Mr.. Spillers by which Mr.. Spiller5
becomes the owner of the Duncan
Hotel, the consideration has not
been made public but it is, be-
yond a doubt, a large sum, as
this is very valuable piece of
property and the only Hotel in
Duncan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crockett vii
probabaly make their futui :
home in Miami, Arizona, they
will leave for that place Monday
morning and their many friends
will be sorry to learn of their
departure but will all join i.
wishing them success in thei.
new home.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-11
Duncan Livery Stable Sold

The Duncan stables have re-
Gently been sold by Buck bros. to
Floyd Hightour a former cattle
man Of this sectiou, Mr., High
tour will run it under the same
old name of the Duncan Stables
and it will be run under the
personal management of Mr..
Hightour.
Mr. Buck expects to leave in
the near future, he says he will
probably go further west as he
never takes a black track, the
many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Buck will join in wishing them
much success wherever they
may go, and all deeply regret to
see them leave.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-11
Threatening Letters Are
Sent To Wilson
Three New Jersey Noun
taineers Charged With
Being the Authors

Newark, N. j., Dec. H.
Peter and Jacob Dunn and Seely
davenport were arrested today
at Dover, charged with writing
letters threatening President
elect Wilson with death unless he
caused $4,000 in gold to be left
for them at a designated spo4.
Seven letters in all were writtin
and signed New York Gang, "
Federal operatives found a clue
in the letters and and their
search took them into the wild
regions of the north New Jersey
hills. Jacob Dunn, the officers
said, started for them with an
axe when the officers discovered
them. The officers used guns.
The allegded blackmailers are
rugged looking mountaineers
with long sweeping mustashes.
According to the inspectors who
made the arrests, the three men
when arranged before a COM
missioner last night protesten ig-
norance of the letters.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-11
Wilson Is Finding Life
Quite Strenuous III
President To Be Has Not
Time To Fulfill Quarter of
Engagements Urged

Hamilton, Dec. 9,-Being gov
ernor of state and preparing to
be presient of nation is suffic-
lent to keep any man busy, re
marked Mr.. Wilson, when
he announced today that he will
positively make no more speak
ing engagements before March 4.
Evey mail has brought scores OF
invitations. He will speak before
the Southern Socitey Of New
York on December II; in Staun-
ton, Va, his birthplace, on his
birthday, December %, and ir
Chicago on January II. Douglas
Dispatch.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-11
Arizona Miner Takes Last
Drink and Blow rs Himself
Into Eternity

At Globe yesterday John Massa
went to his room and committed
suicide by blowing himself up
with dynamite.
A half an hour previous to his
death he had been drinking with
a friend in the Fashion saloon
and before raising his glass to
his lips he said: This will be the
last drink I'll ever take with you,
I'm going to kill myself. ]" His
hearers laughed in disbelief, but
his statement proved true for
within 80 minutes he was dead.
Tombstone Epitaph.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-11
Hanie- -Pittman

On last Sunday morning at tl4e
home Of the brides parents, oc !
ured the wedding of Miss Ma 7
Pittman and Word Hanie. tt
ceremony was performed ! l
Justice John K. Billiard, aft Z
which dinner was served to tie
newlyweds and their ma T
friends present.
Mr.. Hanie is one Of our me /
prosperous young farmers ard
will no doubt make an ideal has
band.
Miss Pittman is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Pittman az
is a graduate Of the Duncf i
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanie will prcb-
ably make their home at the
ranch of his mother Mrs. MOI :
gomery just a short distance L D
the river from Duncan.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-11
Ranchmen Quit Sonora
Range
Driven From Mexico by
Operations of Bandits.
Thieves Aae Still Destroying
Property And Making Busi-
ness ImpOs; ;sible.

Douglas, Ariz. Mr.. ROME c.
Wilson, who owns a ranch at
Huepare, between H[uachua and
Bacadehuachu, is in town with his
partner in the cattle business,
John Hohstadt. He will dispose
of all his cattle, horse and mules
and retire from the stock busi-
ness in Sonora until Il conditions
make it possible foI' Americans
to do business there again.
Mr.. Cliff Booker who owns
land adjoining that o f Mr.. Wilson,
is also trying to getj his cattle out
of Sonora and save what he can
from the bands of rebels who
have killed and drivI en- off many
Of his COWS, having in view the
entire abandonment of Mexico
for present.
Fredrico and his band of rebels
are still rowing aroulnd in the Con
Virginia to the northeast OF
Nacori Chico, and livestock is
common property in that country
belonging like wild game, to the
person who can get possession OF
| it.
A certain Ameril can refugee
from eastnrn Sonora was in
formed yesterday that on a re-
cent visit of a bunch of redels tc
his home, one of their number
was killed in a brawl among
themselves and later thrown into
a we'll for safe keeping. Large
rocks were picthed i'm after him
as a further iDducelnent to re-
main. - Ell Paso Times. r.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-11
Dreams of Arizona Come
True at Last

Arizona judges are now subjec-
to the recall, the same as all other
public servants.
Arizona women now have the
right to register and vote.
Arizona cities and incorporat-
ed towns have the right to issue
bonds up to 20 per cent. Of their
assessed valuation of property.
Arizona's tax laws can be
amended to conform with the
conditions Of today, with the idess
Of a progressive people.
The dreams of 200 thousand
loyal Arizonans came true Thurs
day when Governor George
Hunt issued his proclamation OF
the results of the election held
November s.
The earnest, ceasless work of
Arizona women for the right to
have voice in the government
of their state bore its final fruit
alton when the governor issued
the proclamation that made the
amendments passed upon by the
people in November part to the
constitution of Arizona, and made
the referred bills voted upon at
that time laws of the newest
state.
President Taft.s insistence
that the judiciary recall be
eliminated from the constitution
of the forty-eighth state has been
without result. Today supreme
court judges and justices Of the
peace can be recalled if a majority
of the voters say they shall be
recalled.
When the progressive consti-
tuition of Arizona was passed uo
to President Taft for his approx
al, he refused to issue the pro-
clamation admitting Arizona to
until the recall of tha
judiciary was eliminated.
The recall was eliminated at
the election of December 12191I.
when the presant state officers
were elected, President Taft.
issued his proclamation February
Ia, 1912, and Arizona became a
state.
Less than ten months have
passed since the Pesident issued
his proclamation, after forcing
the people of Arizona to change
their constitution to suit hisideas
and now it has been restored t5
it's original form, with the addition
Of woman suffrage and two otha r
progressive measures.
Governor Hunts proclamation
was all that was needed to make /
the amemnednts and bills effect |
i've. The result was known the
day after the elction.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-12-11
PrOfessorship Is Offered To
President

Washington, Dec. II. -Presi-
dent Taft is considering an offer
of a Kent professorshp at the
Yale law scool. The place has
been formally offered and the
president has talked it over with
his cabnit. The position pays
$4,000 a year.