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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-11
CONFESSES CRIME
WoInnn Tells How She Murdered Sten.
Children.

UhloN Guy. Tenn. July lo.-Attor-
ney-Gcnerai ID. 6. Saltwell tonight an
hounced that Mrs James Yates. arrest
cd to-day with her hfteen-year-old
DAUGHTER. FLORENCE Farris.> on the
chafse OF murder had confessed TO
Irowning her two stepchildren, Lyon
Yates, aged twelve. and Ida May Yates,
aEed ten In the alleged confession
MIS- Yates Is said to have stated that
her husband and stepchildren had mis-
treated her. and that her act was in
a spirit OF retaliation According TO
the wonnan's story. she lurcd the chill
uTen away under pretense OF going
blackberry picking and led them 10
a small pool eighteen inches deep.
The elder boy struggled to escape and
clung to bush In the meantir,a -, =
girl ran for liberty. but was caught
and brought back by FLORENCE Farris. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-11
HIDES IN AIR PIPE
stowawny Has Narrow Escape, and
Ends nj ELLIS Island.
Especial to The Times

Il
New York, July l0.-Frederick Ford.
OF Brisbane. Australia, TO day was ar
rested as stowaway and taken to
Ellis Island upon the arrival of the
liner Majestic Ford hid in ventila
tor pipe leading to the bunker-room,
and II Is said that his body so filed
the air pipe that the usual supply of
air was shut of. The ships officers
gave this as the cause which led Coal
Trimmer Robert Snow 10 commit sui
cidc by jumping overheard after being
craZed by the intense heat in the bunk
Groom. Ford was in peril for many
Gays. as when he slid into the air nine
ne dropped with such force that his
eody 1ammed at narrow point, and
the pounding of the engines drowned
his cries. After spending several DAYS
in his hiding place. Ford became SO
thin from lack of food and water that
he was able TO squeeze himself through
the pipe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-11
PLAN is CONNIE
o"tton states Interested in Proposed
Eighf Oh Rnll Wre,.iI

Washington, Julv 10,-I'etters ,,a
ttelegrams by. the score from Southern
states inquiring about the proposal to
erect barrier to keep the holi weevil
out oil the South Atlantic cotton States
Today poured into the office of Senator
S,mith; or South Carolina, author of
or these communications was that il
would be feasible to establish a belt
aDout hfty miles wide across Alabama
rom north TO south, in which cotton
should not be grown. and thus cut short
me Journey of the audacious cotton
pest to the east
the proposed plan is said to have been
round in the activity CT the govern
inent 10 stamp out the cattle tick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-11
In HcadIonS Flight.

Athens. July 1O.-Otiicial dispatches
report the continued pursuit OF the
Bulgarians and a desperate battle in
the passes of Mount Belissi and on the
road from Dorian to Strumitza. which
resulted in complete victory for the
creeks and the rout Of the Bulearians
The capture of these passes was a dis
aster for the Bulgarians. because il
enabled the Greeks to attack the rear
OF the Bulgarian Fourth Army Corps,
which had It's front fortified against
the Servians. The Bulgarians hastily
abandoned their fortified positions in
front of lstip and fed headlong from
the furious assault of the Greek infan-
try. which captured nine guns. The
creeks pursued the enemy as far as
Strumitza.
On the extreme left the Greeks to-
day attacked the Bulgarians near Dem
iIhissir.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-11
RIDER KEEPS PROMISE
He Fails TO Win Race, But Doe. Rre,u


Macon. Ga, july 10 o-Morti,
o'Bricn, a local motorcyciist, was in
stent;y killed here to-day when the
machine he rode ih an amateur motor
track and plunged through a fence into
me wall OF building. His neck was
impact. @i'0
The accident which caused O'Brien,s
death was the second which marked his
EFFORT to win to-day's race Several
minutes Defore. at the same place i'm
the course, he was thrown from his
motorcycle. but escaped with minor
INJURIES He Immediately demanded
this race or break my neck
OBrien has been employed for sew
eral years as a halter here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-11
STATISTICS WANTED

Hitchcock Wants Them for us. =,
Urging Amendment.
Washington. July l0.-Senator Hitch
cock, of Nebraska, to-day introduced a
resolution calling upon Secretary Of
rhe Treasury for statistics showing
the pound production Of tobacco in the
united States. and the amount of in
tcrnal revenue collected from the twen-
ty largest tobacco manufacturers In
the last fiscal year. The Senator wants
the information for use in urging his
amendment to the Underwood Simmons
tariff bill. providing graduated in
come tax on tobacco production.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-11
Grent Hattie tagging.

Belgrade. July 1O.-Rcports are cur
rent that great battle Is raging
around Kustendil. 1t was known that
the Servians had established them
selves In the OZogove Mountains,
whence they contemplated an advance
into Bulgaria. Late dispatches an
nounce that the Scrvians. who wcrc
pursuing the Bulgarians from Istip,
have occupied Radoviche, where they
came into contact with the Greek
forces.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-11
Omcern Are Elected.

Seattle. July l0.-The National Con-
vention OF Charities and Corrections
Tonight elected the following officers:
President Graham Taylor, Chi-
cago; first vice president, DR.. A. j. Nc
Away, Atlanta, Ga. second vice.
president Mrs. John NJ Glenn, New
York; secretary. William r. Ross, CO.
lumbia, Mo-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-11
In Hand. of Russ,n.

ST. Petersburg. July lO.-Bulgarin
hands of Russia with the view Of
bringing about cessation of hostili- :
ties In the Balkans and In order to pre-
vent further bloodshed. according to an
announcement made here to-day aD-
parently on good authority.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-11
PursuinC FricndIv Cour..

Constantinople. July 1O.-The nego-
tlations between Bulgaria, represented
by NJ Natchevitch. and Turkey, are
pursuing friendly course. 1t is said
that NJ Natchevitch has proposed a
frontier line more advantageous to
Turkey than the Enos-Midia line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-11
Roumontn DecI,r.. w.,

London. July 1.-THE King of Rou-
mania has declared war on bulgaria
The Roumanian minister at Sofia has
been recalled. The Sofia correspondence
or the Times sends this announcements
early this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-11
Movement Is Begun.

lSpecial Cable to The Times Dispatch.
Bucharest, July 1o.-The Roumanian
government to-day issued orders to the
commander-in-c chief of the army to be-
gin the movement of the troops across
the Bulgarian frontier at o'clock this
afternoon. The Roumanian minister at
Sofia was instructed to inform the Bull
garian government Of this decision and
then to withdraw
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-11

VIRGINIA BAPTIST ENGAGEMENT,
Virginia Beach July 11-o0th. The Quickest
best and most convenient route via n. & w
Ky Two fast trains leave Byrd Street sta
tion $500 A. NJ. and 300 p NJ daily. $3.50
round trip. Phone Madison 4s7 for full parti-
culars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-11
BULGARIA FORCED
BY ALLIED FOES
TOCRY FOR PEACE
Its Desperate Campaign
for Territory Utter
Failure.
POWERS ASKED
TO INTERCEDE
Greece and Servia Have Whipped
Their Former Friend Into
Complete Submission in Fort
night of Bitter Fighting.
Roumanian Invasion
New Factor.

Especial Cablo to The Times Dispatch. ]
London, July 10.-The end of a fort
nights desperate fighting in the Bal
kans finds Bulgaria forced to appeal to
the powers to arrange peace. The Bull
garian plan to drive a wedge between
the Greek and Servian armies in the
neighborhood of Guevgheli has COM
pletely failed. The last reports of the
fighting received from Athens tonight
show that the Servians and Greeks at
this point are combining their forces,
while the Roumanian army Is Begin
ming an invasion Of Bulgaria. The lat
ter fact doubtless was tho deciding
factor I'm the Bulgarian appeal to the
powers.
How far Bulgaria's defeat is due to
dissensions in high military quarters,
which resulted in the resignations of
General Savoff, and how far to the fact
that the Bulgarian troops, which bore
the brunt of the hard lighting in the
last campaign, were more exhausted
than the Greek and Servian forces will
probably never be known
Nothing can be predicted at the mo-
ment as 10 how events will shape them
selves. the Roumanian invasion of Bull
garia having brought an entirely new
factor into the problem. Russia and
France are devoting their efforts to
persuading the allies to adopt a mod
crate attitude in order to facilitate a
peaceful settlement The Servian Pre-
mier Is quoted in the Vienna Neue
Freie Presse as declaring that the war
has completely set aside all treaties
OF alliance. and that peace must now
be negotiated on an entirely new basis
Mny BE Annihiluted.
Especial Cable TO The Times Dispatch. I
London July lO.-With the entering
OF Bulgarian territory by the Rou-
manian troops. Bulgaria finds her main
military division hemmed in on three
sides by hostile Balkan states and in
imminent danger of being annihilated.
In hope of preventing this. Bulgaria
has appealed TO the great powers, with
a special note of appeal to Russia. ask
ing for immediate mediation
The latest report from Athens to-
night showed that the Servians and
Greeks are combining their forces at
Guevbheli and are preparing to deliver
a decisive blow against the Bulgars.
At the same time came the announce
ment that the Roumanian troops had
begun TO cross the frontier, and this
force Will soon be thrown against the
Bulgars.
All Europe is discussing the position
IN which Bulgaria now finds herself
re" days ago 1T appeared that the
bold campaign planned by the Bull
garian military STAFF. which was to
split the Greek and Servian divisions
at one stroke. was on the high road
TO success.
series OF battles extending over five
days and ending in the complete route
of the Bulgars from all Macedonian
territory has completely changed the
outlook.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-11

TRIWEEKLN MOUNTAIN SPECIAL.
Leaves Richmond via C. " o. 1l:i5 a. NJ
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays for White
sulphur. Hinton and mountain resort sta
tions. Diner and pnrlor car.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-11

CONTINUED On seventh Page.1
Arizona republican., 1913-09-10

all provisions of state elections applicable officer desgnaed ballots provided or other to be voted upon at the cleo
  didacy or of the support of candidate o t a n D f h dd n ha % has n o @ h ngy n ane provided. ballot
 
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 elected offce less there be- and who re- offices candidates said election; provided under the
  that other
  shall likewise become candidates office
 Section candidates equal number to the persons election declared elected such office Section 1 used the masculine gender in this Char he
 CHAPTER XIII
 
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  Charter The ballot shall be substantially that pres cribed and Il of this Charter
Arizona republican., 1913-09-10

thereto the cost of and the cost of thereof be- s To require every person association corporation own, ing ing street other railroad on or along any of pair that space of the same between the rails of the track and track and where (29 maintained that entire of said street avenue alley lying and being O feet in width along and outside of the outside rails of the 5a) To permit the and manufscures or other business industries or enterprise With line of railroads that may be along which hereafter enter into tracks % o from % m m @ by of he g % and n to be used main line thereof and also for the
 
 prescribed pleasure telephane telegraph eectfic light or other wre within the city, or within designated portion thereof and to regulate or pro public places of the city s To regulate the size and location of all water gas streets m avenues emu alleys amd pmc aRd o require the filing 6) To make all rules eguaons governing elections not
  announcing declaring provide for the registration of the duly qualified electors of the city from the by ordinance such regsa-
 
 (57 establish Board appoint members nsfs9n doss as % ny be fxed p the omSson advisable 
 s % tpIsh % Civil Service Board and prescribe it's duties a other wise acc acquiring municipal ownership of public @ & utilities and to pro- (eO) funds of the gate in any fiscal year. one thousand dOO dollars for the th eebration holidays events daging deegeto assemblies of the e held proper t6D To establish and maintain a freee employment agency esp To provide for the vacation & and % n9
  with of such gatng canal lateral or ditch vacation and or such part thereof as thereby, of such (s5) The power prescribe by ordinance or resolution @ the form all nchsSS iS h @ P @ h ] 1zed to pc issued the & upon m % % s @ geV w shall be- the method of issuing @ the same ana G 1y oV b cancellation revocation of such license or sD ssisst9n do and perform out the general powers of the city or any Of the conflict with the constitution State perform all acts required by the e eny ss R % ] n vested dne m the e e Commission by the section The mayor when present preside at Commission shall elect Of it's Commission shall provide for the time m and special, be the public ... Communication .,,, Section ] majority m th % 'e ef efos of % business G shall establish rules for It's proceed Section resolution 
 shall be taken the passage entered the Journal proceedings Commission
  ordinance resolution hay ing he O al ordinance.
 all ordinances passed by
  o folows:" providing specific improvement
  appropriation Ievying of
 
 called action of
 When ordinance final fails to and is
 
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  Commission approval by immediately section the should become immediately operative and be approved by the stu and and also  pub the official Of he ct hafnra eff
Arizona republican., 1913-09-10

 pey coming I e r h na nr to "s m S by a similar record shall be kept of the taken thereto and the actions of the court The execute and and all ws and out 
 Section The Commission shall pass the provisions this Chapter not otherwise
 CHAPTER TX
 Bonds and oaths of Office - entering upon the % of m the duties ordinance sa Se U re s5oeoo 5 tf he city collector @ s1oooo the Commission prescribe by ordi prescribed those officers Commission ordinance require official their the there any of the y Sa of shall d be a e h duties of his office and will will at all times to the city or the city, the expiration of his in office officer by the Commission superior books and beongng used in said n@ SF d sa S Ds % sy Section & n 6qn shall % be ss sf with tn tor ~0 @ required by law for the qualification of suretes bonds be executed with properly qualified ed therefor be paid by the city: ~VD safely by him; ept the bond of the city clerk which shall be filed with and kept S @ y m ppendd tbefe and attasted cd b% % he ] avo De endorsed elected subscribe oath office in the the official oath required attached the bond if by official not required to give bond such oath
 CHAPTER x
 Section Sect The sdeg % 0f n he nayor % shall n be I five s dollars % dollars the mayor shall have contingent fund of exceed hundred (2o dollars in each payable as he require the his appropriated expnd the such at his dis of meeting the Commission by him. to exceed in the three hundred 3Oo dollars per city a salary rate of five thousand l5ooo) dollars per year
 
 dfied by ordinance of proper
 
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 Provision. Relating 5t to o'T An H Other Officers % eo9 % No 6s be of h m % shall h6 any % which by h n h he s o which e as " 1e " year directly indirectly the sale of any article @ the expense pree or % m of which a m ordnance in the purchase of real other or by virtue of legal process at the he suit of the city public with the city grantee of franchise granted by Any agreement section provisions this section shall deemed a msdemeanor. provisions legislation appointment position under the city withheld religious cal opinions affiliations political services appoint selection office employment transfer promotion reduction reward punishment shall affected affiliations
 
 Nominations of and Primary Elections
 
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  conditions The petition nomination shall consist 
 blanks properly filled in:
  County of MaTcopa, City of Phoenix hereby that hereby
 
 
  to individually. this time other petition candidate the above named ofce places filled the above petitions than there to be oice residence
Arizona republican., 1913-09-10

Section be by or Section 21- Section Any citizen before be the s hs lar of business within fifteen d5) % upon matters involving the consideration 1 of his own official utes as an affirmative vote
 prescribed State duy or procedure may n
 
 exercised adopted in law therefor then the Commission shall bv ordnance
 CHAPTER V The Mayor
 the ssGn Th @ oe he ee @ officer s that the ordinances thereof are enforced
 Section The shall annually and from time to time give sssssf for its such matters he dee" be recognized the of the the the city and instutng action proceeding at law equity for and in behalf of the city, and appearing in manner before the on behalf of te city he M shall be reosnzd by the Section 4 The shall police and the city by proclamation during danger
 The Manager
 Section The manager shall have the supervision and direction administrative he shall direct the official conduct all appontve erse the of all contracts made by for otherwise make for he shall employ and appoint officers of the city, the appointment election them when the of the city require he shall written rep report to the & Commission at it's first meeting ] in each @ city and he shall required Commission make detail of particular matter relating to the affairs of the city require them oen from each the officers of the city appoint required by the Charter or by shall be in writ ing except in the case of reports other than ne d H reports @ reqreo ] may direct them mt to b be veoa reports & herein re % provided for & to be made verbally All written ten the city the electors Section It shall the to see that the '''"-esii H 9s sy are enforced Section prescribe except nd % uniform @ sps % o eepng oo % of ne ev osH m e @ % a who with receipt disbursement eTal and supplies or employ labor for M it He shall prescribe the the establishment He or are required to be the to all vouchers bills drafts administer oats for the purpose of ascenng the facts relating charge or claim against the city made claimed by any claims be paid of the city treasury for which warrants thereon might be have been well the of the facts to the delivery rendition thereof for the the meeting the Commission in pendures by the city or on it's during the next preceding month showing the same in detail and well time the financial condition of the city. -. He shall also make written verbal reports to the Comm n h of required % @ by M % ny % psr n % % 0ns Section % e hpanS snp p such other duties as may be
 
 
 Section The auditor with the of
  be 
 CHAPTER
 City shall established o a be THE Il STATE ARIZONA" which shall urdcal business within Jurisdiction 
 
 g. exercise jurisdiction follows
  of of a a  collection said city and pad due and ccnechbe under the ordinances of said city
 3. a pointed by the Commission who shall be judge the City He shall hold office provided until qualified n Section provide magisrateI with 
 
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Arizona republican., 1913-09-10

n0f & e @ any 0 pso 6u5 than CD petition shall thereof the following shall to at Ho d) be uniform size as deter mined by the city clerk it shall contain tons and must at the name % candidate an m % Tor tn the & same office nor in case there several candidates for that office than Section The petition nomination consist Ing or aggrgatng not less than of municipal election which presented twenty 92O days before the date @ Sna Pn % dGh @ petition or petitions the date when the Section The Chapter of this Charter far as the relate the filing ] % the by saS m eE % cae s of s4fh 3 the the signers the return thereof petitions relative to the number and qualifications Commission far applicable shall for the amendment of ] may @ ne amended as provided herein Section Any presented under
 sections or in the manner provided for nomination the day of election his her writing and no withdrawn shall elected then other nominations be made by filing petitions therefor Section 5 When petition of nomination no signatures ssns3on shall hall be revoked thereafter
 of two & 2) years all petitions of nomination and all certificates Section Immediately petitions city offices to be filled % and aa 0 not % at h sixteen m s m @ @ b t fore the election certify such list being the list of candidates required by the Charter sion shall cause said certified list of and the offices be
  the cd and the by ordinance of said city, the publishing 
 The to be print bound 
 the hereafter be provided ordinances lot shall contain list published the proclamation substantially following
 Primary General SPecaD Municipal Election
 City of Phoenix
 Onserting Date ThereoD
 INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: To (X) right the candidate whom desire All marks otherwise made forbidden All distinguishing wrongly mark,
 
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he  used by said magistrate
 
 shall of the issuance all actions the directed issued
 
  of similar ordinances Chapter otherwise herein
Evening journal., 1913-10-07
JUNIOR BOARD MEETING.

All members Of tho Junior Board
OF the Homeopathic Hospital are re-
quested 10 attend the board meet
ing. the first one OF the fall season,
which will be held at the hospital
on Thursday morning
Evening journal., 1913-10-07
MISSION WORKERS
OFF FOR MEETING

Many delegates left Wilmington this
morning for Philadelphia, where they
viii Join second delegation, all of
whom will arrive at Scranton, Pa, this
evening, TO be in attendance at the
forty v.seventh annual meeting Of the
Philadelphia Branch W. T. NJ. S.,
which, beginning tonight, viii convene
in Scranton until Friday Three of
those who left this moring are branch
officers; Mrs. William NJ Field, who is
manager; Mrs. Z. +. Shilling, super
intendont Of literature; Mrs II. H..
Campbell, young peoples secretary. The
Others. who attend either by virtue Of
office or as elected delegates, are as fol-
lows Mrs Vaughn S. Collins, confer
ence secretary; Mrs. NJ A. Lincoln,
conference treasurer; Mrs. Eli Mendin-
hall. district secretary; Mrs. Sarah
lGenticu, district delegate; Miss Mary
Wheeler, Grace auxiliary delegate;
Mrs Hygate, Harrison Street; Mrs.
James McCarrol, Scott; Mrs. William
Minker, Mrs. William Jackson. Bran
DIVINE; Mrs Baynrd Gem, Asburyi
Mrs Carrie lyman, ST Pauisi Mrs
Annie Perkins, Mt Pleasant.
Those going from other districts IN
this conference will be Mrs. George W
Tebo. Dover Mrs. A. G. Coke. secretary
Of Middletown district; Mrs. X d
Cook, Of scaford secretary OF Eastor
district