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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-01
AMERICA TO WAR ON
PEST IN QUEENSLAND

SYDNEY, Australia. July ls.-AB
American chemist is negotiating with
the Queensland government for large
area Of land in that colony which il
oyergrown with priekly pear. Some Of
the richest lands IN Queensland and the
northern part of New South Wales are
covered with pear, and no means have
vet been discovered Of Kidding them Of
this vegetation and Of reclsiming the
land. The experiments 10 be carried
out will, therefore, be watched with
much interest, and success Is 10 be
hoped for.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-01
BEEF MAGNATE IN
CRITICAL CONDITION

(By Federal Wireless Telegraph
CHICAGO, July Special to The
ADVERTISER Edward Morris, head OF
the Morris Packing Company, is re.
ported seriously III. lie is suffering
from nervous gilment resulting from
the strain attendant on the Beef Trust
trial Ia 1911.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-01
cAgLED SUGAR QUOTATIONS

Sugar quotations received yesterday
by lbe llRWaiing sugar Planters AasO.
riRiiGg from the California ana Hawaii,
~ sugar isGning Company arol G6
deg tnsf rentdfuRals 3Gir, f7s,AOl ~
apalYsis beats, ~ ~, s77R7,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-01

Ing arriiiegt toa Swedish Submarine
whlrb fpnk win har rfeW like b stone
in 900 iafi nj WHiHi 0u iiy N has
luai harpmg hp0Wg despite Gnirlai ~.
ipflH ~ knfp ipr litaif seuni,
Ihp HulWHilun was uflltisllR Uui
eide mo harhm WhfH hY "a misAln ull
N boz lauhs SIRE Nllrd simultaneously
snd shp faHl lN ihr hlilnm lhr pro-
fuT NHH nH0muut HHd ihr NHtrl hr
gun NJ ifni ihf hull desperate mpt
wee were nr'n,spiFi nnl ilppltpahi
lifrhWau M charge M ihH hUli pr
deIrl ihf 300 Mrl ifiHlhnl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-01
KgBp IT HABDy

Immediate relief b. necessgY in o.
iaeks of diaUhpfa lhamlerlain b
iolir Cholera aud plaUh0ea Remedy
rhQuld always BIZ on hand For sale bg
BENSON Smith a CO.. lidp pgepis for
Hawai-.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-01

seoutmaster Father Reginald re-
turned 10 Honolulu late yesterday att
ernoon with bis eommend, Honolulu
Troop 2, Of the Boy Scouts Of America.
The troop has been ID camp at Fort
lzendoorn, A" Pearl city, since Monday.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-01
Watson No,U Mentioned
For Territorial Bench
Later Expresses Surprise at Latest
Neaos From Washington; Senate
MayHold Pinkhan Nomination,

Especial Cable to The Advertiser
''WASlIINGTON. july BE. NJ Watson, candidate for
the governoshp of Hawaii is mentioned for place
the territorial bench WALKER
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-01
HAWAIIAN STOCKS ON
COAST EXCHANGE

tl}y Federal Wireless Telegraph
san FRANclsCO, July 3l,-(sps.
'ial 10 The Adyertirer)--
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-01
Governor Non committal.

Governor Non Committal.
Asked whether he Would appoint q
successor Ia Purdy,, after being official.
Dy ipformed Of the acceptance of tae
latter'B resignation, the Governor was
n1ncommittal.
GAS have said before, do not Ia.
tend to make any more territorial dp.
pointments, now that my successor has
been nominated. In the case of 30.
pointing n county inspector / might
feel different, however, and much would
depend on the exigeneies Of the case
and the wishes Of the supervisorial
board" said the Governor.
There seems no doubt but that Pur.
dy's resignation will be accepted by
the Hawaii board Of supervisors and
already speculation is rife Just as TO
who will succeed him. II is thought in
some quarters that the Hamakua bust.
ness interests will back up and endorse
Joseph Pritchard for appointment by
the Governor. Pritchsrd is manager Of
the Hamakua & South Kohala Tele.
phone & Telegraph Company and some
years ago was lukewarm candidate
for supervisor from Hamakua. His
lukewarmness defeated him.
Kealoha Also May Resign.
1t is likely the Governor will soon be
called upon to appoint two Hawaii sup.
eryisors instead Of only one, for IL IL
more than probable that Supervisor
John Kealoha will sooner or later re.
sign or be ousted through Impeachment
proceedings. He was found guilty OF
padding payrolls recently and sentenced
TO four months imprisonment, but
appealed TO the circuit court at Hilo.
Since then he has been charged with
embezzlement Of county funds said TO
| have been turned over TO him in pay.
ment for some crushed rock sold TO pri.
vate parties. Should be resign or be
forced out Of the board through i'm.
parchment proceedings IL is likely
strong efforts will be made TO have The
Governor appoint A, NJ csbrinha, the
well known Hilo merchant politician
Cabrinha made a strong run as an in
dependent last election on Hawaii fol
supervisor from the allied Hilo districts
and was defeated only by small mar
gin.
The general county act gives th'
Governor the authority 10 appoint
county supervisors in cases of yscan
cies. All other county vacancies arr
filed by the board Of supervisors oil
J the county Wherein thev occur.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-01

NAME or STOCK
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-01
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
ionolulu, Thursday, Jaiy 81, isis.

$50 $50 :! ;s~
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05

 O of
 
  provid- ar of
  the electors addition the ordinances 
  
  3. m such  s ions of his
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05

carry levied each shall be the assessment roll of said tax for said clerk shall deliver said dd b the Commission the mayor shall attach his warrant thereon authorizing the city collector to collect the taxes and said warrant shall be the authority for the c to proceed and collect said taxes as provided by a ~ the municipal each fiscal shall not exceed eXeP provided the of oO each one hundred of all real and personal property with the same class of property within the corporate limits M and shall D6 % le h @ m price voluntarily offered % od a S 1ored "s e p' the price which might be realized " shall taxation all federal municipal property of table m r and @ Tesons % aSm }o and not used or Public evidenced by the bonds of Arizona its counties There shall further be exempt from taxation the pr property of of said widow does not exceed two thousand (2ooo) dollars oaor ,a laws of inc % M R[4perg m in . fg M @ s % % hrilon % under he Charter provided by ordnance provided however that when ttcd approved by the qualified electors of the city under usvcl used in the operation No 3 Sa 6e sed except % @ s s6cy % M e GSf object the tax to which object only it shall be applied ., be levied city provide for rooms S''D''' Commission shall create and maintain perma nont revolving fund be known of putting the paynent of the running of the vide that from the collected levy less c1s) hundred doo) dollars the plac- ed in such fund until the accumulated the rst four 4 months or other necessary period have power to transfer from the Cash Basis Fund other pozs on ss 5 h5 It sh" @ be Df the or Guy "df df t Cash Basis Fund shall Whenever be moneys any of the interest m funds & for ] am nded indebtedness of the city to the shah direct the transfer from the other of money to pay the interest said bonded indebtedness funds from which such transfer made whenever ressf tax icScd therefor e' 'oHoS fr0" the assessed together with any percentage the assessed lien provided of the such liens or by therefor under uch regurS thc foreclosure an% collection @ % % % % % as Gh [eguti@ns for for which regulation Commission city due thereon right of eaempon i' as for State power sectio manager must not hear or consider any properly made out giving all the items of the claim duly due presented to him within six
 
 for their salaries When the manager finds that claim ty, it must be reected if he finds it be than allow the ed on the A clain the allowed him his therefor but not afterwards No demand the to the city without first deducng such indebtedness in
 
 shall the
 
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 The shall examine or attorney of such person. or other order
 
 determine the allowance dsaIoWance of
 
 
 
 
  clerk therefor he sury shall
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05

to be
 deposit in banks in this State as savings accounts otherwise ing funds the @ deposit of such funds to be done and % See%ea P"e 6en in the as e & a et of m the n my state conntv school @ dstrjcf or % unns bon9s f m 65 % purchased for higher than market purchase In making deposits of such sinking funds savings bank this State
 
 ing state county municipal bonds or surety & ] f4"y 3ondS in an m amount @ mot less than the that no such deposit shall be made for period longer than posts shall be collected by the city treasurer and by him credited taken and deposits shall be held by the city Tor ASsi'n5 cHapTEn s OsH' %x 0' the city
 supervision of the city aornes must be in writing executed in the name provided either by this charter be a book kept purpose
 in per ts % n 5 pr,,iGo4 [ r rada t .nI | % m 1tcb Stl rior there hs1e % 6een % Sueh ha M sxeeeG n eras used to that time and contract shall provide for before the compeon of the per board.
 Section In the erection and repair of all pub lie buildings and works Tn all street and sewer "orN ana In a use by 'e & eaS M "n f 9 h6G 15oo1 di 1o inc % ] @ % i, h eed % the sum P 4 i've % q p 't % D rS, 1 @ i t5 after adyerng for sealed proros3s for the work % e9nempaed notice shall distinctly specifically state the work reject any and all bids readvertse for bids provide In case no bid received the manager may provide under his direction and supern- section manager sha annually the ensuing this he shall advertise by publication in the official newspaper for not contemplated be and asking for manager publishing which is n+Tspar of 9ene circulation @ and has m & 6efn % in @ Genre provided that in his discretion he reject all bds and which the award m i,, such adysrng made Section That eight (S hours and shall constitute persons employed by in except @ each calendar day for the protection property human life provided that in all such eases the ab9[ers work men men @ ha9IH'5 [1 & or 'e % persons d % % yed h2 h Tn I T m G to hi minimum daily paid by the work done by empoyes shall be the of ) dollars; provided ed and considered as made upon the basis eight (S stituti days work and provided further that no person citize of has his intention to become citizen shall be employed upon or Tn contractor employed under contract by the city or by any of teen @ days apart as days fixed & 0r 6he Pa5men & of @ wages % officers of the city whose compensation fixed by annual or ssss % % AP aid Sse assist e the D5 s5y m supS e furnish labor materials or supplies at higher price proposed by any other 6dd or who sha favor one bidder 9er misead bidder regard the character of the material be who shall knowingly materials supplies a
  Kind supplies actually shall deemed guilty of mdemeanor and e
 Section shall be found that the a
 
  shall adver a such public O be
 
 and Public Utilities
 Section shall granted, extended qualified residing thereon
 
 
 e
 
 that he determined by franchise 
 Section g. All franchises privileges hereafter granted shall other public shall privilege
  C
 tied only by of State oi
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05

l may mot suh hmi the provd- any special provisions Charter shall submission other
  at such If the provisions two @ or the measure receiving the highest affirmative vote shall control Section g. The Commission may by ordinance make such further reguon as may be necessary to carry out the prov cHAFrnE zsss, XVII
 Section Every public officer holding an elective office either by election election or appointment % mt is subject to recall cer be removed and general statement shall thereupon keep petitions 6ere hed th sa be daod and adresseG @ o' e com @ mission % h Gonn ] the name @ Of the pc person % to wmom issued the removed the office from which such removal sought the which i cord snal noti invaI the petition
 Section Said petitions before being be signed qualified electors equal (2 rht @ M m m b % ] @ G t % % @ ee e d d OS 67 cGn 0il'e hi % nature Such signatures need not all be on one paper circulating sheet subscribe All such papers for the recall of officer shall be fast thereon of the and addresses of three @ designated Section I a city clerk and while said petition remains in his posesson or has Section Within ten qo) days from the filing of such recall petition the city clerk shall ascertain by examination thereof showing such animation
 % s9on & e. If his certificate shows the petition to be nsui- @sgnad @ % o m t % eftto % H fiji ffng % th % @ or 69t ] % 'hf Pns the filing ertceN The city tures and thereto prejudice however to the fng of new petition for the same to be Sufficient h he" a 5 P9Gn ] m na same P @ & R @ Certificate f S the Commission without delay, Commission be days the and fix date for holding the said election twenty clerks certificate that sufficient petition is filed publication arrangements shall conducted. result ] ] in Tn ia a reS, ns are p1eT ] clie ' elections ions @ l any Section An officer sought to be removed be candi ing the city clerk shall place his official ballot Section 10 The nomination other candidates be accord with the Section The perform of his office until the result said shall off Der shall be declared the term but the officer sought to be recalled elected then no further recall petition shall be filed petition shall public which paid preceding removed rom If m "Pan en f o af % th m @ @ days after the said election shall office No petition shall officer Section H No who office by pending him. be appointed to any office within
 
 Section IA The Commission shall make all provisions facilitate the this Chapter
 
 
 l.
 
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 provisions O o ordin  comply with the requiremens thereof whereby be made by the of the which the collected for and in behalf of the said City of Phoenix Other provisions
  Of n
 3. O Monday in in b. ed the shall he thereof
 
 Section before the Monday such date in each shall be fixed the
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05

& The mayor and commissioners shall be the board @ % b sha meet on the first I Tuesday & after the election and can shall be held within one by the ha ee Teceved by the o and canvassing and declaring the results shall be as provided for in Chapter XXI of this Charter
 @ ht "D DgGeS 6 the he hoaoF @o & the necessary polling places and judges and provide There soHs sns be 7a % t aT n polling places de- sa be Eep open 0 on i sn a % 9P from a @ increase the number of polling places from time to time section 4 qualification electors shall required ec % og % @ d % m % e G 5he @ S M & fG @ ss @ a nty nn @ days previous to primary special general election held Section The laws of the State relative pendtues of committees anG andaf @ s nd n e general elections shall apply
 cH4FTER XIV
 Section All special elections provided provided hodnE of e"e eeeon nciudns ts electors '8f CHAPTER R2"32'''" X7 of candidates
 Section | Any proposed ordinance ] s5ion by % petition m signed by fifteen p5) per cent of the dates for the last to . seGton Any ordinance following
 To City x:.'~'" electors therein do hereby submit anG propose by You adoption or rejection of such proposed ordinance the earliest
 (IIere insert n. the proposed ordinance in fqr)
 
 State of Arizona County of Narcona M that duly of city they procuring the said peition and vt bd @ h % @ [ % frSo @ insert the names of three their addresses)
 me this ......... day of Notary Public. County,
 Section The provisions of Chapter XVII oertcaon by the city clerk reference of petition Com clerk as therein set out relative to petitions for the recall of off sTT 5a apply to petitions for initiative and the submission of petition accompanying the proposed ordinance be signed the entire all candidates special sion shall either: 1ehe of the petition s6e @ to eerendary vote (b) Within twenty-five 25). the shall certificate of sufficiency Commission any proposition required election either a (5 prior election; (b Commission may order city published ordinances adopt ed by the Commission required be published order of the ordinance proposition the ballots upon in essmr foes y 5 as P o s approval " dpPl of the ordinance upon)
 D No
 upon completion
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05

Yes.
.estions to be voted upon.)

he shall the shall forthwith whole
  Section ordinances be voted with 
 8. be under chapter Commission a proposition for the amendments thereto be election and
  petition and amended a the
 Sectio 10. such the O
 
 Referendum ordinance Commission shall go effe aso of  elected ing
  i
  repealed Commission shall sub in of city at ordinance teste qualified proclamation of Charter
 O his respecting  petitions the kind this
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-02-27

Twin Fails.-By far the biggest
event OF the kind ever held In Twin
Falls was the third annual baked DO
tato breakfast given by the CONNER
cial club In the Rogerson hotel cafe.
One hundred and thirty men paid ho-
mage to the famous Twin Falls potato.
through speaking and through eating.
An excellent menu. speaking and sing
ing gave spice to the evening that viii
long be remembered In this city.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-02-27
Journey Far for Marriage Record

Post Falls.-With view OF getting
q marriage certificate signed by the
wife OF the minister who performed
her marriage ceremony on December
rs. 1887, Mrs. A. NJ. Martin accompan'
led by Mrs. r. w. Grand OF Spokane
left for Los Angeles.
The home of Mrs. Martin was burn
cd last year and with It the family
Bible. marriage certificate. and the list
Of the wedding guests. some certifi'
Gates of stocks and legal papers. Upon
learning that Mrs. Beebee. wife OF the
minister who performed the ceremony
and who lived then at Rathdrum'
Mrs. Martin determined to get q
new certificate signed by the widow
of the Presbyterian clergyman.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-02-27
Asv,um Under Fire

Boise.-The state insane asylum At
Blackfoot is under the fire OF the pres
ent legislature. The senate has order
cd an Investigation of the unlawful
commitment to that institution OF Carl
Machold, a newspaperman of Black
foot, who was placed in the asylum
on the ground that he was insane. The
special senate committee. composed
Of senators Shepherd. Defenbach and
Dunning. appointed to probe into the
incarceration of Machold. held meet
ing and decided to issue summons 70
DIR. Poole. head of the asylum. and his
assistants.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-02-27
RELIEF FOR HoMesTeADeRs
Settlers on Boise Project to Get Pat
ents Soon


Washington.-To set at rest com.
plants because Of delays in issuing
patents to homesteaders on the Boise
reclamation project under the act Of
August o. 1912. Secretary Of the In
terror Fisher telegraphed to Governor
Haines that he confidently expected
to issue orders this week to enable
settlers to obtain patents.
The act referred to provides for the
issuance Of patents on reclamation
projects upon the submission Of proof
Of residence. reclamation and cultiva-
tion and payment Of all accrued
charges at the time proof is made.
The Boise project In one upon which
homestead entries have been made for
a long time and much OF the land that
has been put under cultivation II irri-
gated.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-02-27
Moscow Merchants start Innovation.

Moscow Merchants start Innovation.
Moscow.-The business men OF THIS
city, acting through the Moscow cham
her of Commerce. have instituted an
innovation In this place In regard 10
subscriptions and donations for the
many different things for which they
are solicited from time to time during
the year. From $4,000 to $4,000 10 DO
ING subscribed by them. to be paid In
monthly instalments. which are to an.
swer for all their subscriptions ana
will bs disbursed through the trustees
of the Moscow chamber Of commerce.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-02-27
Help Fight the Great Red Plague

Citizens Of the state urged to inform themselves regard
ing this plague which causing great suffering boys
and young and especially among the innocent girls and
OF the state Parents urged protect their child
and provide Clean wholesome information in place OF the
unclean misinormation they cannot help getting.
Send for any OF the following
FREE CIRCULARS
Young Men
For Circular No. 2-The Four Sex Lies
For Circular No. Sex Truths for Men.
Older BoYs13 to 18 yrs. Of age)
For Circular No S-Virility and Physical Development
Younger Boys(10 to IS yrs. Of age)
For Circular No. THE Secret OF Stregth.
Girls
For Circular No. "A plain Talk with Girls about Health
Young Women
For CircuarNo. 1O-Physcal Development Marriage and
Motherhood.
For Parents
Circular No. 1.-The Need for Education in Sexual Hy
giene.
Circular No. 3-When and How to Tell the Children.
Circular No. "a List Of Books for Use in the Family
Sex.
Send 2.cent stamp with your address to
Department
The OREGON State Board Of Health
7os Selling Building. Portland. Oregon
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-02-27

contests took place. The bonspiel met
with great success.
The above picture shows the Intcrna-
tional Trophy, put up by Louis w. Hill.
Chairman, Board Of Directors, Great
Northern Railway, which rinks from
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-02-27

The 10th Annual Bonspiel Of the North
western Curling Association opened at the
Curling Club Of st. Paul, January Ia, with
rinks from all over the country being
represented. The st. Paul Club has
twelve sheets Of ice and many interesting
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-18
WEEKS NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS

Jean Biclovucci. the Peruvian avia-
tor, arrived at Brig, whence he will at
tempt flight in a monoplane across
the Alps into Italy.
It is announced that the representa-
tives OF the six power group of bank
ers, meeting in London have approved
the agreement with respect to the pro-
posed loan CT 1925, ,0o0, 900 to China
The steamer Snowden Range, about
which there has been great anxiety,
passed Browhead, Ireland, in tow of
the steamer Welshman, which picked
her up in the Atlantic 500 miles out.
Two passengers were killed and for
ty injured in a collision on the Mid
land railway when an express train
crashed into an accommodation train
at Bromford bridge, near Birmingham,
Eng.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-18
ASKS NEW TAX SYSTEM.
New Mesico'e Governor Wants Prop
erty Assessed on Cash Value.

Santa Fe. y. MA new system OF
taxation for the state whereby all
property will be assessed at its cash
value" and law to enforce such as
sessments alike against the large cor
porations and the small property own
ers, Is the most important recommend
alton in Governor McDonald's message
to the Legislature.
Thus will it be possible" says the
governor. Ito increase the assessed
valuation of the property in the state
from $4,000, 900, the present figure to
$500 900 900, and thereby reduce the
state tax levy from l3 mills TO . mills"
Immediate ratification of the income
tax amendment to the United States
constitution is also urged, together
with an inheritance tax law. The sub
jects of gambling and prizefighting, the
governor treats collectively, declaring
that If the legislators will pass laws
prohibiting prizefighting and gambling
they will give the new state the best
advertising it can possibly have.