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Arizona republican., 1913-09-01

The & mayor and % shall be the the board
 
 further primary general elections held after the adoption this Charter shall held within hundred twenty 2 days after the official notification of it's approval by the has been the council and declaring shall be S on i % m t a M fr9t 9t I general election under this as herein proIdd for the avoT and saI M judges and ballots booths and section shall ci) polling an places ai be kept open on the day of election from polling places section qualification required by the laws the State and county @ days previous to primary special or general election held s9 son 1 6g Thg ps as ] of he state rs'avs of the er Ictip % baT @ a1 % @ s @ f a Pm9ay' ] % special b rnq anu S'' ' 'S CHAPTER R x% sr1 state ""S
 Special Elections
 se29n M All nsoa elections n@ & hesn m for shall be provided including qualification" " electors "8a oa4PrRR >s n2",12n H1 of candidate"
 proposed may be submitted by petition m % signed by fifteen m n per cent M of the the last preceding municipal S any a % 3 desired to be the following form:
 To the City Clerk of the City of Phoenix:
 the ofth and duly qualified electors therein do hereby submit adoption the following ordinance, proposed ordinance at the earliest possible and that the
 GIere insert the proposed ordinance in fan) " " " " - - " " - - - -. - -. TIT. - State of Arizona, County of Maricopa, s. that resident and duly qualified genuine they ] @ of the @ o ' of Phoe1 % % at shS a of % & Ison5 p[rRE G 1n ] d p5n % m and ] %n0 h0@d % & D n" Of al P Prp tire of three their addresses) sworn day
 Notary Public. Martcopa County, Arizona, Section Tbe provisions of Chapter vI of this Charter they mission and notification of preseners of said petition by the city clerk as therein set out relative to for the recall of off, section the ordinance gnsd by electors % equal m in 6HbeF & o fifteen @ & per & cent end contains request that said ordnance be forthwith submitted the the special election then the Commis ta) (2C days after & tne attaGhent o i hf f1y b eeks ter m % under the provisions of Chapter XVI of this Charter( attached the petition accompanng such ordinance his special election which said ordinance without alteration shall be ordinance required election either a} the commson shall cause the ordinance or proposition be printed and shall be the the city pI prior such ordinance proposition be printed in the official 
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  first Section in voting upon proposed 
 
 polls dsapprova voted
 Yes No shaUI in proclamation against
  of effective T. voted
Arizona republican., 1913-09-01


 on At special election called the provisions this Charter there shall be no bar to the submission of other questions herein provided other legally approved dopted the election conflict then Section g. The Commission by ordinance make such on9 of hia eh@pter as may be " carry out tn"
 CHAPTER XVII
 Section Every public officer holding elective either section 2 Any qualified eector of the city may make and ce to be removed and general statement exceed hun shall thereupon deliver the elector making Keep petitions ere % a aent Ps the & y h @ % h ate e an aasS n1 oa 6 % @ mission shall contain the of the removed the which removal sought grounds of such removal stated in said affidavit which petition shall be entered in record book be kept for that or record shall not, not nvaidate - the petition be signed by qualified electors equal to twenty-five 25> per en u of the number of votes cast at the last general cleo  nature Such signatures need not all be on paper
 
 said M sheet & that the 4gnatares % thereon are gen%ine n enei oeerhr and filed m on instrument % @ % with fbe % n5oppt designated a petition filed city clerk and while said petition remains his natures shall be added thereto taken therefrom. 
 @ M is gG b h Do0r [ na e9m nm rt o d fge ] he p sn shall attach thereto his certificate 6, petition be designated filing from the filing of the ceficae The city clerk sha mmedate ture and attach thereto his certificate of the result If stm ina sufficient or if no additional sisnates filed he shall return
 
 section When be clerk the Commission without delay the commission shai forthwith after said five 5 daY period ord M
 
 clerks % esea4e m oG hat 1 sneien 1O petition fs | % S f date f the " section The Commission shall make or cause to be made and the shall conducted result said office after recall so date to succeed himself and unless he requests oeru in writ the city clerk shall place his the official ballot o publication of notice of such recall election and the conduct of the shall
  shall petition Poh b ] @ ] 16 pay m into b one Po ffasury i which has pa m from office the qualification of his been decared the said office m Se,qn % @ n s N recall o Ps'Sq M & shall be filed against officer been om an o3fe by him. 1G ] one S1 year after err such removal or resignation of
 CHAPTER
 
 l.
  Section The Commission by provide sys- the inconsistent the provisions
 Commission n comply with the requirements thereof whereby by the
  behalf of
  shall subject be in
 Section On before the first Monday shall the manager of the city shall careful estimate writing of the specifying required business during the
 n in 
 shall department the fiscal  erest and sinking funds for outstanding indebtedness there estimate of department
Arizona republican., 1913-09-01
CHAPTER XVI The Referendum

1. Commission shall sage. otherwise provided in this Charter. qualified the equal number least OO) of the   of be
  operation   the ordinance em section thereof protested is this electors election ordinance
  qualified the in the in Chapter 
 Chapter XVII this Charter respecting the
  petitions kind referred this chapter
Arizona republican., 1913-09-01

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-11

st Paul applies this Scripture and de-
clares that it will be fulfilled through
Jesus, and incidentally 1t will be full
! filled by the Church through Jesus.
All things are Of the Father and by
the Son. The thought then, is that
the world in acknowledging Christ
and the Church. and bowing to them,
Will be bowling to Jehovah. for the
Logos, Jesus, the Redeemer. forever
Will be the Representative of the Fa-
ther and His Power; hence all men
should honor the Son even as they
honor the Father also-not honor Him
as the Father, but as the Son. the Fa-
theirs direct Representative-Helr of
all thlngs.-John v, %; Hebrews t. ..
The Elect Church Already Bows tho
Knee.
lie Elect Church Of the present time
already bows to Jesus as the Repre-
sentative Of the Heavenly Father. and
already enjoys great blessing through
this special relationship into which she
ms entered ana which is TO be com.
pleted In her resurrection change 10.
sus' MS the great King Of Glory. and
His Bride class as the great Queen OF
Glory will be distinctly separate from
the world-sharcrs Of an altogether diff
ferent salvation. These, begotten OF
the Holy Spirit. are promised a particI.
patton In the Divine nature. which is
far above that Of angels, the APOSTLE
assures us
For the same reason that the Ueav.
enly Father is Invisible to men Christ
and the Church will be invisible.
though all-powerful The blessings Of
suman Restitution that they will bring
mankind will be conveyed through
earthly channels, Of whom Abraham.
Isaac and Jacob and all the propbets
and faithful ones OF tre past will be
the leaders. or Princes. as God has de-
xiv. lG
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-11

Hawaii and I'm cuba The affairs and
plans II the goytumout .n en,h In
stance were conducted with this ob-
feet in mind ana results have amply
proven ut wisdom ~ char cours. The
same result V,u follow u the lu.,u.
mcuts dealings with tgo indians
They want tho.r uFhm thslr prop.
cr'F aud th, p1'H,e, ~ handling 90
Go suit themselves The longer the
government exercises its Wardsuip
thc less qualInl,d and more lu,omp,-
tent they become, the greater th, rc-
spuuImllty ON the government and
the more prolific the opportunities
for grating and crookodncss. Let tho
people Of Oklahoma have chance
t0 run their own affairs. The
World has neither personal nor polIt-
ical Interests 10 conserve or advance
when It urges the appointment Of q
secretary of the interior who viii
bring 10 his task FIRST handed kuoU'-
edge OF how 10 dcal with the prob
lcms affecting the Indian. oklahoma
rs the one state in the Union most
vitality interested in this matter It
has hundreds ~ men who are FUZZY
equipped 20 handle the Indian af-
fairs who are honest as wcll as cap
able. To say that they should be
showed aside for some theorist from
Maine or Massachusetts simply be-
cause they are from the state most
vitality and directly Interested is OPP
posed to every argument Of good
sense and sound reasoning We are
nor concerned with the individual
Of any aspirant or ospir-
ants, hut we are interested IN the
speedy winding up and final settle
mcnt Of all matters I'm relation TO In .
dian affairs which SO ytally affect
HE development ana Improvement Of /.
oklahoma, and the sooner the fed .
'ral government comes to view the .
matter IN The same light It IS viewed .
lerc iu Oklahoma and sets about to
give as the freedom and liberty to
yhich this state is entitled on an
.qual basis with all other states in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-11
BETTER Than SPlNKIKC

Spanking does not cure children Of
bedwetting. There is a constitutional
cause for this trouble. Mrs. NJ. sum-
mers Box w. South Bend, Ind, viii
send free to any mother her success
full home treatment, with full instruc-
uons' Send no money, but write her
today if your children trouble you
in this way. Don't blame the child.
the chances are it can't help it. This
treatment also cures adults and aged
people troubled with urine difficulties
py day or night (adv)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-11
PASTOR RUSSELL
AT ILLINOIS FAIR
Honor 10 The Son Means Honor
10 The Father Also.
THE HEW DAY ALREADY DAWkING

Pastor Russell at the Illinois state Fair
Said That the Work Of Calvary 10
Progressing, but Far From Finished.
The Selection Of the Elect Church 10
tho Beginning, Not the complstion, OF
tho Divine Purposs-Msssish's King
dom viii Accomplish His Triumph
Over Sin and Death by the Deliver
Rnee OF Humanity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-11
Everything I'm Contrast.
From Washington Star.

From Washington Star.
Il always aim to have some Shake
speare in my theater during the win
ter said the manager Of the Punkin-
town opera house.
You think the public demands It %
Nope. But it helps business IN the
long run. 1t makes 'em appreciate
Uncle Toms Cabin and Ten Nights
In a Barroom !"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-11


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"l P"I''' pos ""' ""h | make MN
S'' '' "P !,' ''' basement ana u'"W
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'""'l''H was '"l"'u u"N" ny 'h'
'"'''S "' 'n, "''' '""" one ""l ''St
N,'N u"' ''o PIo'''" was Vu''NN
S".''" Wy que ''''' Us one "l "'' must
It""','''"' men !" "'S'''HE.oH N"Un'y'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-11

Springfield. H.,
Oct 8. Pastor +
X ussell arrived
yesterda ay, the
guest OF the State
Board His ad.
dress this after
noon at the fair
grounds auditOri-
nm drew an i'm
mense audience.
His topic W as
BEYOND THE
GRAVE" We re
port his evening
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-11

mer estate, uI tt.i .tualA iuht 10 the
perfection which was his when he was
IN the Image OF God TO all that was
his IN his glorious estate Paradise,
When viii tho Curse Roll Awayl
Chronologically we are already IN the
Great Seventh Day or Thousand'Year
sabbath-we are already thirty eight
years into the great Seventh Day This
explains the blessings which are ours
and wbsh are coming TO US increasing.
ly This progress win continue
throughout the great Thousand Year
Sabbath OF Messiah's Kingdom, The
Bible promises that II shall bring bless
ings TO every creature-not only the
living but the dead, "for MI that are
in their graves must hear the voice Of
the Son OF God, aud come forth" Uohn
V, 2s 29) All must be given a full
opportunity 10 come into harmony with
the Creator and 10 come to perfection
and everlasting life. Only by personal
wilful. intelligent sin cGn anyOne's
blessings be turned into the second
curse Of God, the Second Death, from
which there Will be no redemption.
incidentally let MS note that the com
ing OF those blessings Is, in one sense
premature. in that they have come to
us before the establishment Of the Mes
sianic Kingdom. Consequently, I'm
stead Of the worlds being happier be.
cause Of these favors, II is more unhap.
py, more dlscontented than ever The
Scriptures show that the discomfort
will culminate in short, sharp period
OF terrible anarchy, from which the
world will be rescued by the establish
ment OF Messahs Kingdom.
The permission Of the light and bless
ings Of our day, in advance Of Mes.
siah's Rule, the Creator intends shall
teach humanity great lesson respect
ing their own fallen condition and re
spectlng their need Of the very help
which God Is providing In Christ None
shall have the opportunity of errone
Ously supposlng that Gods blessings,
coming to the unregenerate hearts, will
make them thankful and happy. The
new heart is necessary to real happi
ness.
We also incidentally see that If God
had sent or permitted the light Of our
daV with ita hlagsinOg a thousapl
years sooner, then the discomfort OF
would have eliminated in
a thousand years sooner-and
before the time Dirincly arranged for the
establishment Of Messiah and His
Bride, the Church, in heavenly glory
FOR the ruling. blessing and uplifting of
hnmnniLu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-11
Truth Disosrned Aids Faith.

AS We gradually come to realize that
we are living in the dawning of the
time for the long promised blessing
this Sabbath Day of earth, when the
Curse shall roll away. it gives us a
fresh interest in MI the affairs Of the
present life, as well rs In those fea
lures of the Divine Plan which are yet
future! The knowledge makes life
worth living Millions of people live
treadmill existence, unworthy Of
themselves and joyess. because they
have not come into the family of God
and not been taught to understand the
deep things Of His gracious purposes
The first step is an acknowledgment
of the Creator and a conservation of
life to Him, and then an application Of
our hearts to know His WILL that we
may do It, One day Of such living is
worth more than year of the aimess,
meandering common to the masses
All who have entered into this blessing
should rejoice therein All who have
not, should seek the Door, Christ, and
be glad to walk the narrow way, fol
lowing His footsteps into grace and
peace Divine.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-11
CAPITAL HILL

In this beautiful Addition Lots s1.OG
cash and $10O weekly; no interst.
you don't miss the money.
ANDERSON-BER co,
Phone 1885. No. East Third Street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-11

mer estate, u.. ,,.t tuau iuat 10 the |
perfection which was his when he was
IN the image OF God, TO all that was
his IN his glorious estate-Paradlse,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-11
Stiff .neoked and Stiff. knsed.

We may, indeed, rejoice in the lessen
ing Of the sweat Of face coming to
mankind-in the dawning of this New
Day. We may, indeed, rejoice in the
greater spread of knowledge to every
class. We may indeed, rejoice in the
more comfortable housing, feeding and
clothing Of our race. We may. indeed.
praise the day which is ushering in
these blessings and which. through irri
cation canals and arteSinn wells, scien
titic study and teachers. books and
newspapers, is making the wilderness
to blossom as the rose and many blades
Of grass to grow where one alone grew
previously, bringing increased fruit
fulness. But still much Is to be desired
much that we cannot accomplish for
ourselves We need an outside inhu
ence, an outside power-the very one
which Gods Word declares is about to
take control-MeSSiah's Kingdom.
Our blessings thus far are not draw
ing the masses nearer to God-not max
ing them more thankful. more holy
more reverential more loving. On the
contrary. we alS becoming more strife
ful, more self-wiled, than any previous
generation inclined as world
than ever before to worship and rev
erence the God Of All Grace-less In
ciined 10 believe that there is such a
Being at all At the present rate OF
growth Of irreverence II would seem as
though the time mightsoon come when
no knee would bow and no tongue con.
fess ~ Gods glory.
AS | Live, Saith the Lordr
But here we look to God to see what
provision He has made for present
conditions. And as we look. our hearts
are cheered. We have the Divnely
solemn declaration that the full end OF
the reign Of sin and death IS to come
And we have outlined in Gods Word
proofs that we are now living In the
time when that new reign Of right
'shap be lnaugurated We
have prayed FOR II with more or less
Of faith all our lives: "Thy Kingdom
come; Thy viii be done on earth. even
as II is done in heaven"
Permit not faith to let 20 her hold:
the Word OF God cannot fail. As He
10 bringing to ms the temporal bless
lngs promised in His Word and appro |
pirate to this tme-the New Dispen-
sation-let us trust Him for every
other feature Of His promised bless
Ing. He who has begun the good work
S able TO complete II II lie has prom. !
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-11

Luck is q good thing but You
can't realize much ON it unless you
do little pushing says the Wauko-
mis- Hornet
The Washington times., 1913-09-16

How about loaning your automobile
for tomorrow?
The Times needs more machines for
the treat it is giving tomorrow after
noon to the old ladies who live in the
homes and institutions of Washington.
The date for the automobile ride Is
changed from Thursday to "Wednesday
afternoon. 1t was found that the old
ladies could be better accommodates
by the management of the Columbia
Theater on Wednesday. All of the In
stitutions have been notified Of the
change and will be ready for the con-
'veyances on that day.
Automobile owners have been very
kind on former occasions. and it is pos
sible that they do not know OF the auto
mobile ride and theater party that The
Times and the Columbia Theater man
agement is giving tomorrow for the old
ladies. If they did, they would surely
not hesitate for a minute to give just
one afternoon of pleasure to some dear
old lady.
All the old ladies in the institutions
of the District of Columbia have been
invited to be guests OF The Times ana
the Columbia Theater tomorrow after
noon. Fourteen homes and institutions
have responded. There are from four to
los old ladies living in these very
numerous homes and it will take al
least hundred machines to convey
them to and from the theater
Forty have already been provided
and one large sightseeing car has been
donated by Joseph H. Hanlein, OF the
Congressional Sight Seeing Company.
which will hold at least twenty-five Oh
tomorrow's guests.
More machines are needed, ana they
are needed right away. The demands
upon the owners of the car Will not De
heavy. They are asked to loan them
for an hour or two In time TO convey
the old ladies to the Columbia Theater.
and for another short period to return
them to their homes.
An urgent appeal is made for enough
machines to bring the inmates OF the
Masonic and Eastern Star home to tnt
Columbia tomorrow The old ladies 1iv-
ing at this home had been invited aione
with the rest, and had accepted the IN
vitation to be the guests Of the Times
tomorrow. when upon inquiry 1t wai
found that no machine owner cared to
20 out thAt. far.
When the matron was told Of this. she
said that as long as they would be COM
PEELED to come in street car. only 81
to come, would be able to avail them
selves OF the invitation.
How about the other six? They have
read about the ride: and this party
where the wonderful Quo vadis pic.
tures are to be shown, yet they Will bt
forced to swallow their disappointment
tomorrow, and remain at home, all be.
cause some automobile owner who wouic
take almost any trip for himself, will mo-
volunteer to send out for them.
Some Mason, remembering his Owl
The Washington times., 1913-09-16
LAST APPEAL TO
OWNERS OF CARS
Your Automobile Is Needed by The Times to Take Old Ladies
to "ouo vadis" Matinee-Date Changed to To-
morrow From Thursday.

mother, can bring world of happiness
into six darkened lives by calling up The
Times, and offering the use of his au-
tomobile for tomorrow afternoon, IL
bring these six old ladies into Washing
ton and back again, after the matinee
performance at the Columbia Theater,
1t is a short cut to happiness and one
that some good Mason ought take ad-
vantage Of
/. Quo vadis," the remarkable Sienke.
witt romance of early Christian days,
which has been filmed into motion pic.
Washington now for the first time. is
the added treat which has been planned
for The Times guests tomorrow.
As soon as the management of the
theater heard that the ride was being
planned. they offered the use of the
house for any afternoon that might be
named for the exclusive use of the
Times guests.
At first it was planned to have a spe.
cial performance for the old ladies, but
later II was discovered that there were
not as many as had been anticipated
less than three hundred. as a matter OF
fact, and SO it was decided that they
should be entertained at the regular
matinee performance. which opens al
2:15 o'clock. and closes at 4:30.
A special section of the theater has
been set aside for the guests of the aft
ernon who will see the pictures Of Quo
Vadis." -.
The story concerns the love of Vini.
titus, the young Roman aristocrat. fol-
the lovely Christian maiden, Lvgia, and
the companion, picture Of his Uncle Pc
faithful slave Eunice. The romance
takes place during the. reign of the
tyrant Nero and the scenes from his
court are wildly drawn.
The Washington times., 1913-09-16

Anacostia Lodge, No. q, F. A. A. NJ,
conferred the third degree last night IN
the local Masonic Hall.
The Washington times., 1913-09-16
REPORTS PROGRESS
ON HOME RULE BILL
Prouty Measure, If Enacted,
Will Abolish HaIf-and-Haf
Money System

Congressman Prouty, Of Iowa, a
member of the District Committee, re-
ports progress on his bill changing the
form of government in the District.
and believes he will have the measure
ready for introduction at the beginning
of the regular session.
The effect of the Prouty bill, II
enacted into law. would abolish the ex-
istIng half-and-half system, provide a
form of local self-government, encour-
age a slight partnership between the
District and Feneral Government. and
allow the District to have . Repre-
sentative on the floor Of Congress.
Judge Prouty has not yet decided what
to do about the funded debt Of the
District.
In brief. the Prouty bill. SO far as 1t
is drawn, would authorize the election
of seven District Commissioners. who
will govern the District subject only
to the general laws Of Congress, and
who would levy and collect taxes which
would take care Of practically all Dis
trict expenses. The United States Gov
ernment would be required to contrib
ute only to the upkeep Of the streets
and parks.
The bill will provide for the turning
over to the District OF buildings now
occupied by IT, and also the turning
over to the city Of the waterworks. In
ter to the Federal Government build
ings free Of charge. Government build
ings would also be exempt from taxa
ton.