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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-05

PENDLEToN LOCAL NO. 21, Meets
first and third Saturdays OF each
month at 1880 p. m. H. ]. Rosenberg,
pres: w. R. Campbell, sec.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-05
VETERINARY SURGEONS.

DR.. d c. M'NABB, LOCAL STAFF
Stock Inspector. Office at Keep
pens Drug Store. Phone Main 41t
Residence, s15 East Court street
Res. Phone Main SO.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-05

DAMON LODGE N. 4
, X. of p, meets every Mon.
4 day evening in 1. o. o. F
hall. visiting brothers cor
daily invited to attend.
Elder, c. c.; r. w. Fletcher. K.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-05
PHYSICIANS.

Il. S. GARFIELD, NJ. D., HOMEo
pathic physician and surgeon. or
ice Judd ok Telephone Office
black 3411: residence, red 1888.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-31

Section ballots shall all comply with provisions of respecting general county or state elections far applicable except shat the of the in county en or other questions to be voted upon at the municipal cleo {da+as for ea7 ofca shan he rrange5 as provided by law and uobip m m b baIo % sbsi he inIge of % tb S5r % f t5 % n anu didacy of the of candidate
 10 The candidate who has duly and herein provided shall not be omitted from the ballot half candidate the geher with he Words or no in such manner that the electors the polls their section Haf-inch squares below printed Der to be voted for wherein the voter write the name of any Section 12 The provisions of law the same exist or as the distribution sample ballots connection municipal elections shall apply all and special munich such primary shall be the duty Of the city clerk after the result th+eo4 h @ nave  after referred The only such candidates who be printed the ballots to be used in section primary less than thirty o days prior to the holding of the general cleo qualifications of holding and conducting of said elections and the quao primary election candidate who shall
 
 sctf S T % at % m % election to b1d % m aboy provded there be any office which the required number of persons were not ed have primary the nomination candidates elected be
  
 second the candidate office, the that other
  such said equal number of shall likewise become candidates office
 The candidates equal number to the persons said election declared office masculine gender in this Char include
 
 Section There shall be general municipal election held in
 
 the 1915 and the of giving notice and the 
 and the method of sha appa- be provided for holding provisions of he form of be in Sectio al O
Arizona republican., 1913-08-31

ordinance resolution otherwise prescribed
 Commission shall within CD Charter all ordinances and resolutions then force be cas together
 
 the Commission pedent, published shall transaction a O be the Commission shall called the
  qualified.
 Section 2O Special meetings called three members Commission Section 21 Any citizen of this city have the minutes application the clerk Section 22 citizen this before pc shall a O No b. of min
 
 his is prescribed that shall adopted established
 
  exercised, performed adopted, of of
 
 by prescribe
Arizona republican., 1913-08-31

all matters his heen used by said magistrate cases or
 the issuance of of thereon of directed and processes issued out or return shaI be required or in papers
 all necessary ordinances Chapter not otherwise here
Arizona republican., 1913-08-31

GID railroads their tracks and cars; toI or desiring the by either on said street, and to eauab @ divide tween he % and " cost of maintenance thereof be-
 every person. association or corporation own M s % ft nms q r6 or @'4r Ter railroad on or along any of pair that Space of the same 6eten m rIs f } i} m c d space tWo 2 feet in width along and outside the rails the on along CD the nanu5ctures or other business Industries % cor e1erprtz@ tR n may be aone or which hereafter enter nto ~ nov enter the cll' subject to the regulations and cond tracks m 6 @ rom f b lf to tune by the ] Sr@ @ used as a main line or part thereof and also for the p pose of exeavating and filling avenue portion of street or avenue the adjoining land such limited time Commission and all provisions hereof (5 cause removal placing under ground of all 6ibit t tT nifn @ # I P % n 'ne0[, ] ana 3 to 955 ] or nr i along or across the streets ghs and public places of city (5 regulate of pipes gas pipes and all other pipes and GondGits laid or constructed in the (5 To make all rules and regulatons governing elections not inconsistent with this Charter and to provide from time to time condueng elections the registration duly qualified city time the laws the of Arizona and Tn Ine absence o ] 1cn aWs to reqr - o uel & @ as the con[ls75pn @ @ may deem poper rope and eSPet ] [d h (5) To establish a Civic Art Board and to appoint thereon to without compensation with such and (58 establish a Board Playground Board of appoint compensation establish Board duties municipal ownership public utilities and to pro- 'lde le ene means % aa ' % dit m s m r % f t funds of the
 t 6eai5 n8ronTafed nn1s not to exceed tr the agsre t % m @ & ftscoI 2oar one 1ond 10oO1 dollars for the of conrhutng to the entertainment of visitors in the or Commission deem proper (5D To n employment agency. 9nneI m Within said citT by condemnation purchase or by con- trrgating canal lateral ditch vacation abandonment and no@-uer or Su & part @ he hnted be equitable to the owners or Prope & ~p' m may ] % of Ieh and to provide for the enforcement of such lien Inv of all licenses and permits author the method of ssuns by shah De the such license or lsgizIat9n @ and d. do and RsrfoFm @ 9pr pS @ to m carry out the general bowers of the any provisions of this Charter to exercise any cnd all no| not l with the % @ d b te s of the state to exercise carry and vested in the city or the Commission 0y the nss of fhe conmissio1 of it's & The . G % s8 ne 6@ PB9vas f 9% %snase as n n n9 a9 section All meetings of the Section A majority of of the members member of tf 5eg co" ~ section establish rules for it's proceed only by resolution or or dnanc
 The and shall be taken upon the passage journal proceedings of he
 A maj
  ingth the ordinance
 Section of ordinances by be ordained by the mission of the of follOWs:"
 Section specific improvement
 
 
 establishing changing fire limits or Tor of called in of 0ceral the Whena ordin motion is to thereafter
  nroved and by city clerk
 
 operative until
  immediate peace health emergency shall immediately operative unless
 
 approved by
Arizona republican., 1913-08-31
CHAPTER V he M ayOr

l. chairman see ordinances thereof The shall annually consideration such eXpedient. Section g. The shall be recognized the official head
 
   he
  he
 of police the by of
 ApvTEro
Arizona republican., 1913-08-31

Il 5d % magistrates m & G9qr d by m % b @ nt @ a s Teaed of ] . berfffs in the service and execution to @ s & T n the oyions s" of s Chapter not herein provided
 Bond. cMaFaan lna osh. Ia of Office of office any of Charter section The orfica of officers s @ be m n @m0"@ % % as m e @ Assessor the City Treasurer s5oooO; the City $1OOOo Commission may prescribe by ord nance bonds & of the city for a46 b @ ffe g n 3. Commission by ordinance require official other officers ard their deputies and fix the amount there required this Charter by any fl jn M @ l % 15 tr,, bnnes,l and fathnIv perform the proper officers thereof for all money5 and % property Vd % b % office termination thereof he will promptly surrender to his Commission, the books records papers with complete inven- tory 0 o s55eft 2tr2 Sf 61e f '66 60nd shah % be required by law for the qualification ed s suc Dond may be executed with properly qualified ea fee3or ( sha as be paG by ne cty
 The official bonds shall after approval by the Com the bond of the city clerk which shall be filed with and kept thereon or appended thereto the duties of his office each or of the city whe5ner elected @ 1der t s5 h o n the the official oath required official upon oath shall be filed with and kept by the the city clerk
 Section The salary of the mayer shall be % five e3 d4prs hundred o' dollars per wear In addition to his @ salary d s S0 warrants any treasury appropriated his dis ] dna N'of Pe % e comissiones shall receive salary five @ dollars for him. the of five thousand (5ooo dollars per year . ,o, , u + of sishen hundred Gso) dollars per year payable in month shall and
 
 shall The s ] the the auditor @ sp @ be 5s5 sq by l5dS5 as So
 CHAPTER xI
 Provisions Relating to All Other Officers public office or have other ] employment & n t4s m m i % 1 Office created or the compensation by expiration of term which was elected. in work business of the city or in the n & Of for 4y from 6 t6 treasury rne ere @ by % assmf Iev y any nc oT property belonging to city , 6 by h ' 5i2 % % M ict1 in the % nonIov % of any of franchise granted by Any contract or agreement in conravenion of section Any violation of provisions The Commission shall enforce provisions position the city G opinions % G ao0mS m % or political o se | & and % n0 and transfer promo9 redustn reward 9T punishment nm shall
 
 Nominations of Primary Elections 
 a mo of election othe
 candidate shall be printed 1 on the b ballot forth Co of
  witt he properly filled
 For of undersigned do hereby certify that do hereby join in a petite 
  the o held Phoenix of
 
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-31

ns s not e eS 9m 9ns o CD petition but than CD petition shall also have thereof shall at oo Each of petitions be unifor mined by the city clerk shall ] ton and must mot at the time of having signed his other % for the same office nor in case there several candidates for that office than there places ing Se enareE T ssgg5en R9n or o Peon M 3 for % nat munepal election at which mayor elected shall such when the same petitions for recall the teof by the city clerk as to the number and @ m % % fc+t % 5 " t & u m case sad petition or petitions are qHf ] or ao % hot uy comply with the provisions of this Commission petitions filed for the nomination of candidates for elective offices Phoenix said petitions also Section 4 Any whose presented under henafter nay not later than s9 % any @ nomination by filing with the city clerk a rco1est beTf from in writing and no name so withdrawn shall be printed does not exceed the number be elected filed 6 S city k sa not be '9n %nda% sa % ddd hay to o s9a city clerk shah preserve in his office for per- q9 ] o % S 1 % sfar@ s a Ps5Gns gs6 of nomination and all Section Immedatey after such petitions
  of 0 Phoenix designating unexpired term published proclamation calling election for the period and in the hereafter
  proclamation. s. be print
  
  the be in
 
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 City of Phoenix
 ate INSTRUCTIONS To write of the
 
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-31
CHAPTER VIII
 City Court

There shall established City designated, THE MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA"
 
 
  jurisdiction.  city, and exercise jurisdiction follows
 
  action enforcement of penalty the of penalty foe thereof neglect perform ordinance mpoed and
  which e O. be at a
   vided this Charter 4.
 
 
 
 
  clerk assigned  his duties shall be the of each
  Commission apporoned after be used in accordance with ordinance. Section said issue and to be served all
Arizona republican., 1913-08-31
The M ger

l. 
  shall  ty, make  received contracted for he shall employ and discharge 70  otherwise provided
 
   he
  detail the 
  o therefor shall  monthly verbal;  
  records the and be the inspection of the electors o shall be his well that of the to sect are
Arizona republican., 1913-08-31
The City Auditor


  all disbursement authorized purchase He shall the
  establishment He shall all and and take which required to be
  the city and to all vouchers accounts bills warrants drafts He shall administer oas for the of acertanng the facts relating
  whatsoever He the which thereon labor, and the
   each a
  well all show the the financial condition the relating involving expenditure therein. He shall perform such other duties be
  of auditor approval he n he ma by 
 
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-06
ONE KILLED N
F|RE.AT WARR0AD
Disastrous Blaze Early Sun
day With Loss Of $4,000
Resulting.
: Crimes Special Service. !

Warroad, Minn.. Oct. 6.-An. entire
block of business buildings wa. de-
stroyed by fire here early SUNDAY
morning. and one or more lives have
been lost. The charred remains Of
Harry Gibson. a trapper, was found
IN the debris Of the Slatten restaurant.
and two more have not vet been ac.
counted for. The fire started in the
Kitchen Of the Slatten restaurant. and
was driven by a heavy storm through
the entire block III less than an hour.
IN spite Of a pouring rain and the eff
forts OF the fire department. The loss
will total $4,000. with $685. insur-
ance.
The losers are Mrs. Peter Smith.
confectionery store; Fred Springhorn.
Canadian Northern hotel; Louis Slat-
ten. restaurant: Martin Berg, bakery
and restaurant; w. w. Munro. saloon
keeper: Orness hotel Warroad; John
9. Stein. grocer: DR.. Parker. hospital
and drug store. and s. A. Selvog, sa :
loon. Besides these. Doctors Mac
donald and Lewis. William Bros, and
large number of dodgers in the three
hotels lost all their personal property,
many escaping half dressed from the
buildings. Among the losers is the
Munroe collection of moose and deer
heads. probably the largest Of the kind
in the country. The Hotel, Lakewood
10 the only building left on Main
street. Very little of the contents Of
the buildings were saved.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-06
ART Student IS
lURED. TO DEATH
Silk Cord About: Neck-No
Motive Found For New
Chicago Crime.

Chicago. Oct. 6.-4ystery surrounds
the murder Of Miss Ida Leegson, 8
struggling art student who was lureG
southwest Of the city Saturday and
strangled with silken cord. NJ
motive for the crime is evident.
The body Of the women, her cloth.
ing torn to shreds and scattered abou,
her. was found on prairie neal
Argo, ILL.,, q suburb. There was 9
black and blue mark encircling hel
neck, The body evidently had beer
carried out on the prairie in an auto.
mobile as fresh automobile tracks in.
dicated that the woman had beer
murdered At some distant place.
No Male Callers.
The girl led an exemplary life and
had no. male callers. She returned
recently from Mason City. Iowa, where
she taught school a few days. giv.re
up her position because she was un.
fitted to teach grammar grades.
She was graduate of the Univer.
sity Of Chicago and had a. long strug.
gle to make her way as sculptor.
Game wardens followed the trail OF
torn clothing to the spot where the
nude form was lying. On the neck
were finger marks and encircling II
q thin blue line made by q piece OF
fish line.
The girl once brought suit against
T. j. Allen Of Aurora, ILL.,. on the
grounds that he falsely accused her
Of flirting with pupils and caused her
dismissal
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-06
Rev. G. H. 4: :aigley, Of Of Dray-
ton and Rev. c. E. stinson
of Grafton Mentioned.
MAY BE CHANGE
IN FARGO DISTRICT
Reported rfas y. Es'v e. a. Mcnamara
is to be Observation-Disclosures
Claimants Fund Win Again Prove
Interesting Question at Meeting.
..fTg

Rev. g. H. Quisley Of Drayton or
Rev. c. E. stinsonsof Grafton probably
will succeed DR.. sysG. Moore as SUPER
tntendent Of the rand. Forks district
OF the North D45ta Methodist con-
ference. This Ing mation was CLEAN
aoonF eo nr0" q rel'.ss i is0"'es 'ni. Aft after
It also has beesg learned that in all
PROBABILITY there S,asii be a change Of
superintendents4 iH the Fargo d;.trict.
Rev. c. A.. McNatnara, who now holds
that position. may he. transferred. it
Moorc,s Assignment Uncertain.
Just which field. Mr.. Moore will have
next is not known The matter is
entirely in the air, 1t was said today.
It was stated. however that there 10
no possibility Of assigning him the
Fargo district superintency.
Only four Grand Forks men will
attend the state. conference, which
opens in Lisbon. Wednesday morning
They are DR.. e. r. Robertson. DR.. s.
F. Halfyard.. DR.: F. NJ Mccoy and DR..
III. G. Moore
Endowment Fund Again.
One of the most important questions
to come up Is that Of the conference
claimants endowment fund There is
strong agitation for placing secre-
tary in the field again, and it is gener-
ally believed that the conference will
do so. Rev. s. s. Wyand of the
Reynolds s-Thompson field is mentioned
as the likely contender for the posi-
ton.
At the conference last year, 1t was
decided to withdraw the secretary.
DR.. Alexander .Karr was serving in
that capacity at that time. and had
been in the field -four years. Many
thought at that time that the canvass
should be stopped, and consequently
there has been no active work done
during the past year. .
May Resume Active Work.
1t is believed, however, that active
work will have tolbe resumed at once
II the fund is. to be kept up.
s Educational Rnestion Quiet,
| The educational Question, It is said.
will not cause much trouble this year.
The Bismarck delegation, which has
endeavored ITO secure Methodist col
lege for that city, will not make such
demand this year. it was said today.
Rev. g. III. Quigley, who Is one of
the men mentioned as Mr.. Moore's
successor, will present the report of
the hospital committee. A committee
was appointed at the conference last
year to canvass the field and make a
report this year. but it is believed that
there will be no definite steps taken
at the Forthcoming conference.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-06
Miller IS OUT
FOR SENATORSH|P
Attorney General Will op-
pose A. J. Gronna for Re-
publican Nomination.
.strimes Special Service. J

go = ''NAiHSS opeclal SerVlce.) ii
Bismarck, N. d., Oct. 6:-Att0rney
General Andy Miller of North Dakota
Will be q candidate for United States
senator to succeed A. j. Gronna, pres
ent senator.
Mr.. Miller's announcement of his
candidacy comes in an interview given
out at Fargo, in which he declares
that his preliminary canvass of the
situation has revealed to him that
conditions are such as to indicate that
his candidacy will be given favorable
consideration.
GrOnna to Run.
Senator Gronns, at present in
Washington, will be cadidate for
reelection, although no definite an
nouncement to that effect has been
made. He. however, has been engaged
for some time in erecting and
strengthening his fences in anticipa-
ton OF the coming contest.
There doubtless will be other can
didates for the senatorship. Cover
nor L. B. Hanna is one of the proba-
BILE candidates, while some have s,,g-
gested that former Congressma a n
Thomas Marshall may again shy his
hat into the ring.
Energetic CaImpaign.
The contest between Miller and
Gronna will he interesting. Both
nave been members of the same fac
tion Of the republican party and the
battle for the nomination in the nri-
maries of next June will be wared
with unusual energy.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-06
WILSON VISITS BOY HIS
AUTOMOBILE RUN down
President Goes to Bedside of Lad Who
Was Injured in NIishap
Saturday.

Washington. Oct. s.-President Will
son went t+o Providence hospital Sum
day and visited Robert Crawford. the
15-year-old messenger boy who was
struck by the presidents automobile
Saturday. The president sat at the
boys bedside while the youngster re-
lated how he was trying to dodge
stones being thrown at him by anoth-
er boy, and turned his bicycle in front
of the automobile without seeing it.
II didn't know YOU were in the ma
chine" he said. He showed Mr.. Will
son his injured ankle and bruised
knee. "Ill be all right in a few days. -
he said. II had better be, or Ill lose
my job"
The president reassured him that
folks did not usually lose their jobs
when they met with accidents, and not
to worry about it. The little fellow
beamed with JOY at the presidents
visit. introduced Mr.. Wilson to some
of the patients about him and thank
ed him for his visit with tears in his
eyes.
Mrs. Crawford, the boys mother,
who employed at the hospital, ex-
pressed her appreciation to the presi-
dent for his attention to her son.
There aren't many folks" she
told DR.. Cary Grayson. the presidents
physician who accompanied him,
"who pay SO much attention to those
they run down with their automo-
biles."
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-06
PRESIDENT TO
OPPOSE DELAY
Wilson Urging Early Cur
rency Legislation-Needs
it to lower Cost of Living

Washington, Oct. 6. - Political
Washington, relieved of the long
drawn out consideration of the tariff
will focus its attention this week on
the second of the democratic reform,
misunderstanding and currency leg.
islation.
Although the administration cur
rency bill easily passed the house, its
path in the senate is admittedly full
banking committee has not yet begun
consideration of the bill, intending
for at least ten days more to hear
prominent bankers and financial eX-
perts. Predictions at the capital are
general that for a month thereafter
the senate committee will be at work
on the measure.
While there was an unanimity opin,
ion on the principal tariff revision
widely DIVERGENT views are held b,
democratic senators on banking re.
form. A strong desire for single
bank with branches under governmen,
control, instead Of a regional reserve
system of banks, has made its appear.
ance in the informal discussion. Other
changes of a far-reaching charactel
are being suggested and generally II
Is regarded as doubtful II a bill salts.
factory to the banking committee car
reach the floor of the senate before
the middle Of November.
At the white house there is a be.
lief that the bill will be passed this
session or be placed on the statute
books before the first Of the year. The
presidents disposition is to oppose any
undue delay for he believes prompt
revision Of the banking and currency
system Is necessary to meet the COM
mercial expansion which he expects
will follow the operation of the new
tariff.
President Wilson believes a general
decrease in the cost of living that will
be felt by the rank and file of the
country is not dependent alone on
tariff revision. but upon nrompt re-
form of the nations monetary system
as well as careful amendment Of the
antitrust laws
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-06
GRAND FORKS. n q MONDAY ocroBERs 1918
Complete Play by Play Report
OF Worlds Series Games to Be
Given by The Evening Times


Complete reports of the worlds series games will
be provided by The Evening Times.
play by play report has been arranged for, and
this will be megaphoned at the Times Herald build
ing.
In The Times of tomorrow afternoon every de-
tail of the big game will be presented including box
score and other features of the contest You will want
to read The Times for all features after getting the
play by play report from the megaphone man.
Also the pictures of the stars. They will be
shown day by day as the tide of battle may swing,
and as the individuals may glorify themselves.
OF course, you will want to get the big story as
early possibe The Times will give it to YOU each
afternoon of the SERIES
Another big feature for the baseball reading pub
hc-and who is there that doesn't read baseball-will
be signed article by August Hermann chairman
of the national baseball commission He will tell YOU
about the national baseball agreement and why it is
necessary to the maintanance of the game