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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-07-26
gfiobute Ausoaner.

aaufman aueeItdnoen bGtten unb nit
elmer ipeiteren 4nSubl Die folesnOsn
2assn spahriheinliG ahnIihe. Bar
trd9e ub9efdlofen tpiiroen. OieIe
4ntiinoigung purbe nit grpbem 8eiz
fan aufgenommen, ippruuf pann 9ln=
fprc6en Don 9eneraI SrqaniIatpr
Speeb pon ben 5. 80. @., @ilIiam
.. 9anpoob, Spiepb s. Gttor, Srssz
ca uno Wtdrgoro, eineum WlitgIieOe
Der italienii6en 0eputiertsnammsr,
gebalten purOen. gs puroe tonItdz
tiert, Dap Die 8ebauptuneen Ser tupi=
taltltilden YreBtoiaten pom piIoen
3uriidlaufen Der Strsifer in oie sFdz
briten eitel 5lunfsrei Tei, uno nenn
aud Elm Sell Streifbrehsr pprhdnz
Den lei, 10 oo6 teirssfuqs in Dem dnz
gefiibrten MdBe.
gIo6 in LETTER Stun0s bemiibte ii6
Die Staotperpaltuna ourd) ibre Qoliz
sci auf Die Streitenoen eini6ii9terno
gu pisten. 8enohe '9tleranoer Scott,
Der Reoatteur oes nWeetlp Shus" aus
pahaic, lpuroe als er iif in Yuterz
ion beFano, abermals per6aftet uno
an9ela9t, einen polisiiten bsleioiet alt
haben. Die 8erbaftung esi9ab i'm
So5ialiitii6en Sauptquartier, No. 15
Prince Str.
9lu6 GenoIie 8ridmun, Ger Mapor
bon !6aleoon, lpuroe als er ii6 nah
Ser Geoar Cliff Wiia beseben bate,
nm duf Sronuns 81 ieben, aus purer
Wtalice BON Sen als Deputies einaez
idlporenen S'9rieniden Hpblineen
perbaftet, oph als er Dem 5rieoensz
ri6ter asps in 9atsrlon porgsfiibrt
lpuroe, lpeiserte iih oieier. Die gln=
tlage entgegen5unebmen.
Ginen einpanbfreisn lleberblid uber
oas Gnoe oes Sampfes miro man IL
raid niht gu erbalten imitanos Iein
Ius oieiem 8runbe mub beute aud
cine eineebenoere Ssipre6uns unter.
blsibsn. Der appeal TO ReaIon"
oas loSiaIiittide Woohenblatt, fanot'
$4,000 an oas Witslieo Der Natio'
nal@Gretutips Der SoSialiItiihen par.
tel, Gep. 8. GObel, Nsipart. q. s.
INN Die 9efreiune BON patrid Quin:
Ion aus Dem Staatsssfdnsnis ),
Srenton, r. S.. eesen giirsidaft 81
! bepirten.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-07-26

Sic Masfe tiel.

Nun iIt es often, iper bic Ser
trstung Der gepOIteruus in Der
Staotslssislatur bes Stoates Sbio
bef6neiben piG. Die Maste 1T ee>
fanen, Die perfonal 2ibertp 2eague
in Glspelanb, bic Organization oes
9lltoboltapitals. fam gum 8orI6ein.
Glepelanbs Shnapsbdnoler baben
bon Columbus bepeits Die notipenoi=
gen petitionsb0gen perloHgt. um
llnterf6riften fammeln au tonnen.
Die papiere iinb am Npntag eine
eelongt, bic Mbminiftratiou bes Staos
tee Sbio 5eiste iid RAID bisnitbsreit.
9ouperneur Cor un0 Sbios Srpeite
2eu9te om bempfratifden 0immel,
Mopor 8ater. tpmmen bod oieie
Wo6e na6 Der perSpnol 2ibert1
2engue gu 9oite, Do muBts man
ibpn forsen, ooB es teine lln5ufriez
benbeit eibt.
Wie Hpberts, Der SetretGr Der
9oltspergifter, 3eitunesleuten ees
9eniiber quatidte, boffens Die S6naps=
bdnoler, Die notipenoisen 100000
llnteri4riften febr ihneu auf5ubrin>
gen. Sn Glepelonb allein rehnst
mon ouf 25,000. phne, boB fir pos
Observation-Disclosures besablt pirb,
10 perii6erte 3oberts. Der Wiann
NOR boie, 10 ifien es nod ben 3si=
tungsberi4ten. baB man ieinsr
bdnolerseiellfhaft na9iost,
fie polle fir ieoe llnterIhrift Sc.
be5ableu.
gs ION bic @biiht Iein, pstitionsz
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-07-26
Tirit nub NrbeitslOie.

g2i6t Ielten ftebt bic Site benz
Sittli9en biamstroI geseniiber. Gben
10 bdufig aber befolsen Die Weni6en
in einem perts1rten Yflidtbepubtiein
ole ibneu aur 8epohubeit getporpene
Sttte, tpGhreub iie fir bas Sittlihe
ni6t 10 piel Bfli6tbeipuBtIein auf=
subringeu permDsen. Sbpobl bic
Site Der gbaratter bes @erbinblis
den unb 8srpflihtenoen feblt, 1T
bdufig bic Riidiihtnabme auf perz
meintlide Nohteile beitimmenb, Der
bergebrodten Site gu fotgen, isIbit
penn boourd bic b0bsr ftebenbsn
9ebote Der Sittlidtett perleBt lper=
ben.
8ie Bel bisIer Site bic Sittlihz
felt perleBt peroen tann, lebrt hers
3eit Der 9eiuh bes bupertfheH Yrin3=
regenten in ben baperiI6en Stdbten.
Sbppbl Die StdOte iih in permanent
tenn Jinan5mangel befinoeu uno bic
ge9enpdrtig groBe 3abl Der 4rbeitsz
lofen pergebIib uuf 2lrbeitsloienunz
teritiibung our6 Die &ommunen por=
ten, 1T Die grDBte Gorge Der Stubtz
pertretungen bod Die, Die Site 8u
befoIgen, bem 9eIu6 eineu NIT
enprmen 9elbstoiten perbunbeuen
@mpfong gu bereiten. Die QHtrdge
Tp3ialiitiiher @emeinoepertreter, ous
9elb, ous fir QusIhmiidungen be-
ntlligt piro, penigitens teiIipeiie but
81 gu pertpenoen, ourh lGngere Nrz
beitslpiigteit in Not geratene 1amiz
lien gu unteritiiBen, fallen Hbsral
bur6. 3peifellos botte ss pom Ell
nem beoeutenb boheren Sittlihteits=
grnbe 9eseust, lpsnn bic BEG. glntrGz
ge angsnommen porben tpdreu- Notz
letosnoen bei5uipringen, als iid ndh
Der altbergebra6ten Site gu ri6ten
uno oas our Iusgabe gelaneenoe
9elo fir Brunt 5u perpenoen.
Mites ;ngafsrft. Die Nenfrher Giez
ben eitlen 5unb unb Sitter, penn
audi cine srobe gn3nbI 5amiIisnanz
9ebDrige IrbeitsloIer nidbts gu efen
baben Die Site pirb b0ber eins
gel6dBt nls Die SittIihteit. Wie
ldn9e piro es mob oniteben, bis eno=
lid in Der seiitteten Welt Elm Sc
ieB 5ur llnteritiiBung unosri6uloet
auBer 9lrbeit 8efommener ungenom=
men piro? Wie piel &ataitrpp6en
miihen nod eintreten, bis enoli6 Rot
unb 9unger Der bon Der Q(r6sitsloz
iigteit betroffenen SSomilie geItiat
tperben? Wie Iange foG es noh an
itehen, biz it6 Iopiel io5iale Gin=
ii6t unb gerfdnonis BEL ben SuitGnz
oiaen Stelen our6briht?
Sir 5iiritenempfdnge bat man
8eIo, fir bungernoe 9trbeiter teinen
Pfennig Wie nett lit man nod
5uriid in bieier onesbIih porgei6rit=
tenen 3eit 81. Wt.
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b0gsn BEL ben Mitgliebern Der per=
fpnal 2ibertp 2easue aufauleeen,
fogt Rpberts. DDS Iino aber Die
Salubnbeiiser, unb es iheint, boB
es oa tatid4lid sc fir cine Inter
f4rift geben ptro, alerbings niht
in .trodener", ioHbern in rHafTer"
Miiu5s, IN Der sorm bon Bier,
Sduops, uip- Dieter S6peinerei
entgegen gu arbeiteu, eri6eint GuBerit
pihtts. SIT es praftiid an Wabl>
to9eu, Die Salubns gu fperren, 70
lit es ebenio pthtig, gu iorgsn, boB
in oieIen teine petitioneu our I'm
teri6rift aufliegen.
8on 123 ouf "a min man bic
3obl Der Mitglieber bes unter6ouz
les i'm Staote berabfeBeu, BON 33
ouf p bic 3obl Der MitgGieoer bes
Senutes. Die SerrI6enben fiir6=
ten, ooB Die 3eit ni6t mebr fsrne
1T, no oud i'm Stante Sbip bic
Sp5ioliitenzSiBe in bic 2eeisIotur
erpbern tperoen. 0esbaIb ioasr bic
Woblbe5irte nun 10 gefirt iperoen.
Dob bies nod unm0glih bIeibt. DAB
f6 fir oteIen 8etrue cine 9ersiniz
9ung bergibt, Die fir iid Die Worte
rperIDnIihe 5reibeit" miBbraudt, iit
hDdit be5ei6nenb. Die 2eute nit
ihrem Sdlei9er Rpbert nIs pprter
fonnen ii6 ober irren, tpen niie meiz
nen, mon tonne bic 8ep0lterun9 bes
Staates Ohio 70 einfod um ibre
8ertretuE5sbniis bon beute brinaen.
go piel fir beute. 9ei 96iIippi
feben mir uns ipieberl
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Sddnou,,s 1olitois.


sllls Mosfm in HilBlano fonlmt
Ole Meloung Ser .Seilise Spnoo"
bat beihloiien, Die orci binterlaiie.
men @crfe oes 8rafen SEQ Solltoi
5il uernihten, rnter Ser gegriin.
Dung, oaB cs feline ortboboren &om-
mentare sr Dem ~sllten Seltament"
lcicn. Der 3ar bat bieie gntIhei-
bnng glltgeheiBen, tros Der Eroteite
bon Solitios Gerpanoten. Wir
bringen i'm bentigen edo" nui
Seite Z rnter Dem Sitel r@leibbeit "
slus5iige aus Oieien 0erfen Col.
ltois. @er iie lielt miro begreifen,
Bob iic Der r8eiligen Spnoo" nihi
angenebm iir6.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-07-26
6egen oen MilitGrismus.

Die pa6ntpiBigen Riiftungen IN
allen 2Gnoern Guropns lino elm Be
ipeis oofiir, ooB bic berri6enoe 8az
pitaliitentlaiIs lid nit Der IbiiAt
trGat, bas @olt in einen mahenmDoz
oerii6en &ries binein5utreiben.
ssrontreid min CUR oreiidbrigen
Sienitseit Suriidtebren uno 10 5unz
berttauIenbe bon Irbeitern Der Sre.A
belt entsiebsn, um iis i'm bnrten Sod
Des Militnrismus gu jenen Willenz
lpien su mn6en, Die iih ohne Wurz
rem ouf bas Sdladtfelp fiibren laIz
len. 9eut1hlanps Militarismus
perlanst Elm auberproentlides Dill
liaroenopfer unb Oeiterreid fhafft
Wilitdrgeiebe. nu4 benen alles unz
ter bic 5abne gerufen perben tann
bonn iusenolihen slrbeiter bis
sum @reis. Dies lit pahnlpisige Me-
tbobe, Die @olter ssseneinanber gu
psrbeben. Oesbalb bat Der 2anbesz
ausidub Der internationalen Mrbeia
terpsrsine Der Sdipei5 fir Den 8.
Musuit nod 8resena eine sroBe in=
ternationole aunbeebung segen bic
&riessbeBe einberufen.
Dem 2anbesausi6ub 1T es selunz
gen, brei Heferenten BON internatioz
| nalem Mufe gu aeipinnen. 9lls Rebz
ner Oeutihlanbs fpriht Genoife
Mbolf 9offmann, 2anbtassabgeorbz
meter, Berlin. Mls Dfterreihifher
Meoner ipurbe GenofIe Or. Nenper.
Neihstassabseprbneter aus Wien. ses
iponnen. NomenS bes fdpei3erif9en
proletariats pirb Genoife Qationolz
! rat @reuIih cine Mnfprnde an bie
Deriammelten boIten.
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sialiItcn miro man Dumit niff ans
Der @elt ihaffen. Sic iueroen iid
ibrer Saut 5u ipchren ipilIel. lie.
Der Die oenlofratiife Hegierung oes
Serrn @ilion uno 9rpan fonlmt ie.
bod alles ltnbeil oas entItcbcn, al-
les 9lut ons flieben fanlt ollie Sp-
fer oie fallen moscn. Sssbre Shulo
miro es lein, lpcnn cs 81 iolhelt
Gorfonnunillen fonunt. Ter Eraii.
bent hat es bcnfe nod in Der 6anS
Die id,,uerc Scrantluortnns fir iidl
81 milocrn, iucnn er oas alleinia
WDglidle tint mnb ben Yiarineiefre.
tGr aus Der Hesiermns perabidieoet.
llnterldBt or oics. fommt oicS lei.
|ncrieits elmer @ntbeiBling oes @or.
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gcfallencn aleid) uno nidJts fam
ibn BON Der Mitpirfing on lpeiteren
Torfomnlniiien losiprehen. 6inaus
aus Der &esieruus nit Dem Bro
rpfatemr WarinclefrctGr SanieIs,
er lit Elm llnalIf fir oas aano
luenn CT nod ,uciter anf icincn go.
itcn bleibt!
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GenOIen mnO 5rennoc! sOrst
fir Die ausaeoebntcite @erbrcitmng
oes sGdu". @er nod nid)t Nbpn.
nent lit, ienSe ieinen Namen uno
ieiue AsreEe iofert eiR.
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Sleinigteiten.

Die rSruit =8erntdtung"
in Qmerita 1T fdlieBlid nidts ais
ods Manna Der Qlbpotaten, nit Dem
lie iid mubelos erndbren. Die 8er=
tei0igung Der perurteilten 8eumten
Der HdtionaI Guib Regiiter SO. in
Gapton, g., in Oem Ero5eB Der 9fe-
gierung tpegen 8erIebung Der 4ntt=
Sruit 8eieBe baben am Montag
ibre GinnGnoe beim 8unoesaeri6t in
Cincinnati binterlegt; bieielben Bill
oen einen gan5en 8ano uno iino oas
umfangreihite Document, ods iez
mails bel oteIem 9eri6t eingereiht
puroe; Der gdnD bot 5000 Seiten-
Gr puroe 5unGhit benz 8unossau=
malt WcPberIon iibergeben, Der ibn
Damn Dem 8unoesridter 6oliiter sur
8eitGtigung iibermittelt, lporduf er
gebrudt uno Damn Dem 9lppellgez
ridtshof borgelegt piro. Die Gin
pdnoe ipuroen BON Sobn ). Wilion,
einem Der 8erteiOiger, in ieiner Of=
ftce nit 6ilfe ieiner g6iitenten 3u=
idmmengeitellt, uno bier Wpnute
tparen our 9etpGItigung Der proSsB=
utten n0tig 60 beri6tet Die r0op=
toner &olts5citling" H. lie nnlB ooer
tunn es piFen. Wus oieIe 9ooota=
ten ale tGten, penn Die Regierung
iih ni6t ourduf oeriteifen tpiiroe.
mittels hummer 8eIeBs Die Gntipid=
lung aufhalten gu polen; penn lie
perniinftig tpdre, Die Gnttpidlung be-
ihleunigen uno Die 9lnlagen in oen
geitB Der 4Qgemeinbeit iberfiihren
piirSs?
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-07-26

8ier 2eute iiBen felt. aus
IniaB 0es Wahlfhpinoels, Der bet
BEN lestsn Wublen in Chicago, ST..
aur 9erbinSeTung Der Wablr -siass
So3iaIiiten getrieben ipurbe. Die
Spestal 9ranbiurp bat oem Rih=
ter Die Gntlngeiariften, Die BON Dem
friibsren 0iIfsitautsanipaIt Shpmas
MaribaQ angefertigt iino, unterbrei=
tet. Die pier 9tngetlugten finO: 0d=
pio Rofs. 519 90. MaoiIon Str,
Repubtitaner; SoIepb @orOon, Suz
pelier an G. Canal Str, 0emotrat; !;
Charles 8eronop, 16 g. Canal
Str, SSnbuber zines 9lrbeitsna6=
tpeiiungsbureaus, angeblih Demo-
frat; uno Sbomas 8earp. ebenfuas
16 g. Canal Str. pcbnbdft. 9egen
ieoen bsrIeIben Iiegen Drei 9lnflngen
Dor. Die erIten beioen eritreden Iih
nuf oas SennSei6en pon Wabl5etz
teln, Die brittle ldutet auf SGH6une
Dffentliher 0ptumente. 0ieie 8er=
bre6en iino Itrdfbar nit 3u6tbuuss
itrafsn bon 5 bis 10 Sabren. Die
SiirgIduft eines ieoen tpurOe auf
$4,000 feitgeieBt. 0u es ii6 I'M
CUTE patrioten banOelt, miro uber
niht piel pafnren.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-09-18
ARIzONAN'S ID GET 4
 BIG MACHINE GUIss

TUCSON, Sept. 17.-Four machine guns will soon be part of the equip ment of the national guard of Arizona and of these two will be stationed in Tucson.
 This is the interesting information brought back by Adjutant General Charles w. Harris, who has just re turned to Phoenix fro man extended tour of the eastern states.
 Colonel Harris shct with the Arizona team at Camp Perry. How the team ace of capturing third position is now history.
 We can win that shoot and we are going to do it." Colonel Harris said. We had the best regimental team at Camp Perry this year. Every state that stood above us when the shoot was over has several regiments oi national guard, and Arizona has only one. We had a good chance at first place this time and we are not going to be satisfied till we finish in that position. Next year we will send a much stronger team to the shoot, and if we don't win then we will win the next time"
 Colonel Harris spent some days ir Washington. He had the pleasure of meeting President Wilson and it was sent out that the two had conferred regarding the preparedness of the N. GA. to go on a war footing at once.
 Most of Harris, time was spent con- ferring with officers of the war de- partment. He succeeded in persuad- ing them that Arizona should have four machine guns and 50,OOO rounds of ammunition Both guns and ammu- milton have already been shipped. Two are to be stationed at Tucson and two at Phoenix. Members of the na- tional guard are to be trained in their use.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-09-18
.EXTRAD|T|ON IF HARRY THAW
 STILL VERY FAR DISTANT; BELIEF

LITTLETON, Sept. 17.-Thaw, the fugitive from Matteawan, won a vic tory in the United States court today when Judge Aldrich indefinitely sus- pended the hearing of the writ of ha- beas corpus obtained by Thaw. who will have a federal writ with which to check his immediate return to New York state in the event that Governor Felker orders his extradition at the hearing to be held in Concord. In an open discussion with Jerome after an nouncing his suspension of the hearing the judge said that a search of the statutes failed to reveal to him any law under which a man in Thaw's po- sition as lunatic charged with crime could be eXtradited.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-09-18
[. .MELENDREz WRITES
 FROM BOOMING MINE

TUMCO, Cal, Sept. 17.-On the 4th of the present month I made a trip three miles to the eastward of this place where I found 55 men-laborers and carpenters engaged, apparently, in Ieveling for the foundation of three large cyanide tanks. Others were put ting in new timber in the mine.
 There are about 40 miners work ing in this camp, as the American Girl mining company made connection with the Tumco pipe line some time ago and has erected a large tank which is always full of water.
 The mill at this place will be housed in building 6OxS0 feet.
 A few days ago this camp wa svis;t- ed by violent sand storm, aceompa- nied with hail and rain Many houses and tents were unroofed and all were more or less damgaed by the storm.
 We did not hear of the fire at the Teller theatre until several days after it occurred. Not many people come out, and news of Yuma is slow in get ting to this camp.
 G. MELENDREZ.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-09-18
PEARL NECKLACE, WORTH OVER
 s65O,O0O, IS FOUND 0N STREET.

LONDON, Sept. 16.-A workman to- day found on the sidewalk practically an entire pearl necklace, valued at $65O,OOO which was stolen July 16 in transit in the mail from London to Paris.
 The man was going to work at High Bury in the northern district of Lon don when he noticed the pearls lying in a heap. On picking them up he found 5S which he took to the nearest police station where they were recog- niZed as part of the famous necklace. The reward of $50,OOO offered for the the return of the jewels will probably go to the workman. It is said to be the most valuable neckless in the world and is rumored to have been destined for Mrs. w. K Vanderbilt.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-09-18
Great Popular Spirit Aroused!
YUMA COMMERCIAL CLUB |S
 TREMENDOUS FACTOR FOR GOOD

Few citizens realize the great bene- fit commercial club is to city and what a great factor it is in shaping its growth and prosperity.
 The directors of the Yuma County Commercial Club now have full re- sponsibility of nearly every public project, including the payment of all bills.
 Just now the commercial club is deeply concerned about the coming Los Angeles to Phoenix automobile race and the raising of Yuma's portion of the money. The merchants and citizens generally all recognize what a big advertisement and boost these big races are for Yuma and always come through with the money when needed.
 There are several other important propositions for which the citizens, through the commercial club, have pledged finances and at the weekly meeting these matters are threshed out with painstaking care, and when a committee of the club calls on citi- zens for cash with which to make good" every Yuma citizen is always ready to go just as deep in his pOck ct as his financial condition will justi- fly.
 Let's be thankful that we have 2 hard-working commercial club to work out details and let everybody give them all the encouragement possible at all times.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-09-18
OTHER COUNTIES FOLLOWING
 YUMA EXAMINERS EXAMPLE EVERYBODY ENDORSES EXAMNER'S PLAN OF
 REPRESENTATION AT PORTOLA FESTIVAL
FRANCISCO IS GETTING READY TO ENTERTAIN THE FAIR DAUGHTERS ARIZONA AT THIS GREAT FIESTA; NoMINA-
 TON TIME IS GROWING SHORTER DAY; SUBSCRIBE FRS TO THE EXAMINER SHOULD NOMINATE THEIR FAVoRITE

publspired project  at the Poa Festival cisco by commission consisting of the ten most popular young ladies n o Everybody could happily in  and they will be given every opportunity to select the commissioners who greatest possible upon delegation avOre daughters the Pacific Oceans birthday uniqu and it has chord
 
  a million whic twenty-one Examiner popularity of ceebans at San Francisco special envoy from Yuma
  they will tenion at the Festival proud duty to spread the  virtue their prominence opportunity all the visiting throngs give  eived of 
 
  county in s
 
   special  gathering parts will be the most note the celebration and
  parade n
 
 
 
  will celebrate the Tooth anniversary of the discovery of the Pacific VascoNu Nunez
    the world will San Francisco bay and will join the
 
  will young shall county will and
  will be defayed the Examiner
  ly his  credit this edreessness make haste choice have already.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-09-18
GAZETTE, IN LIBEL
 SUIT, FILES DEMURRER

PRESCOTT, Sept. 17.-A demurrer and answer to the complaint filed by Banker w. H. Doyle of this city, seek ing $5O,OOO damages for alleged libel, was filed in the Superior Court by the Gazette Publishing company of Phoe- nix. The answer denies the allegation made by the plaintiff that it published any character damaging article in the Arizona Gazette, as alleged in the com plaint, and classed the story as a sim- pie news item.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-09-18
WH|LRWIND CONTEST . PROMISED FOR SPORTS

The ten-round boxing contest next Saturday night promises to be a whirl- wind if reports from the training quar-. ters is any criterion to judge by.
 Ray Rivers is in the pink of condi- tion and to the Examiner he said to- day that he wished the fight were to- day instead of Saturday, so anxious is he to settle the question of his superiority over Bob Sweeney of Chi cago.
 The contest will take place at 10 D. m. Saturday, and is really an op- portunity to see the best contest ever Waged in Yuma.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-09-18
GANDOLFO HOTEL LOBBY

James H. Watson, Parker. c. M. Moses, Los Angeles. H. S. Wallace, Los Angeles. M. l.. Waiver, Los Angeles. Mrs. Beauchamp, Los Angeles. Mrs. Ike Proebstei, Wellton. M. Goldsby, Los Angeles. c. J. Schwartz, Los Angeles. D. c. Mother, Los Angeles. T. C. Eufult, Fresno.
 w. A. Hamilton, Fl Centro. A. O. Anderson, Fl Centro. J. w. Wright, San Francisco. V. V. Robinson, Bloomingdale, Mich D. G. Robinson, Bloomingdale, Mich H. l.. Harding, San Francisco. D. Zabeskel, Los Angeles. J. Ashby, Tucson.
 Ike Proebstel, Wellton.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-09-18
BUSINESS MEN START WORK
 ON STATEWIDE CREDIT PLAN

The formation of a statewide or ganization of business mems prOtec- tive associations for the purpose of keeping a line on credits, was dis cussed at meeting held in Bisbee on Monday night. l.. G. Moore, manager of the Business Mems Protective as sociation of Tucson attended the meet
 ing and took part in it's deliberations.
 A committee consisting of represen- tatives of Tucson, Bisbee and Douglas was appointed to go into the matter of a state organization thoroughly, con- fer at some agreed-upon meeting place regarding their findings and develop
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-09-18

a plan of organization. The Phoenix business mems organization is known to be in sympathy with the statewide movement, according to MT. Moore who returned to Tucson Tuesday.
 When the state organization is eff fected and credit ratings are accord ingly exchanged, man having a good rating in Tucson can move to PhOe- have good credit there. On the other hand, the merchants will be better protected against losses through ex- tending credit blindly to arrivals who have bad ratings in the towns from which they come.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-09-18
JOE FRAS|NELL| HAS
 WRITTEN FROM VENICE

Joe Ruby yesterday received a let ter from his brother-in-law, Joe Fras- inelli, who left Yuma a couple Of months ago to return to his boyhood home near Venice, Italy Mr. Fras- inelli returned to the old country fol medical treatment and after consulting physician has gone to a place in the Alps where the altitude is 6,000 feet.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-09-18
EE.71E: E. JE'''o7J::fT:
 DIES IN LOS ANGELES

PHOENIX, Sept 17.-News has reached Phoenix of the death in Los Angeles of Judge Henry c. Gooding, former chief justice of the supreme court of Arizona. He died at The Palms hotel from the effects of a bull let wound inflicted by a footpad many years ago in front of his Los Angeles home.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-09-18

Prof. Curtis of Lick observatory as serts that the Great Dipper, which is so conspicuous in the heavens, is slowly falling to pieces; also that we shall not be able to see it after 2,000 years. He says it did not exist 2,00O years ago, but the professor has no witnesses.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-09-18

Mrs. Sarah Wadin left for Los An geles last evening for a short rest. Upon her return she will again take up her music classes.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-09-18

Miss Jennie Kent has returned from the time of her vacation.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-09-18

The man who keeps driving right away at his job is the one who makes a hit with us
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-09-18

John Stoffela and family have r turned from their vacation.