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Would Bring Many Repub.
lican Votes to Mitchel's
Ticket.
WILL BE BACK TOMORROW
District Attorney Says He will
support Any Anti-Tam-
many Party.

There was no doubt among Republic
can friends Of District Attorney Whitman
lss. night that he would accept the fu-
sior committees nomination for his pres
ent Office.
None Of Mr.. whitmans friends would
say that positive statement had been
received from Breton Woods. where Mr..
whitman is resting but the impression
vas given that assurances had been r.
ceived that left no doubt Of the District
Attorneys intention.
Mr.. whitman's action will end the
doubt that seems to be troubling the can.
didates who besides Mr.. Mitchell. have
been named by the fusion committee.
Mr.. Whitman at Breton Woods said
Yesterday that he would support any anti.
Tammany ticket. About his own candi-
dacy for Mayor ne would not say either
AYE" or mo"
He said that he would leave Breton
Woods to-day and would be In New York
al 1859 A. NJ. on Tuesday and would at
tend conference here. He would moi
say who would take part In the confer
ence.
McAueny Expected In Line.
,,,,. .xrectation of Mr.. whitnans
,r;.,a. !. that George McAneny. Presi-
dant n, tho Rorouph Of Manhattan. will
accent IN. nomination for president Of
tbe Hoard Of Aldermen and that the ies,
Of the fusion ticket ~ nominated OIL
THURSDAY hisn' VIII Ia" I"'" "ne WIN
MI. wh''An Ieu' VIC 49,
A''orney ~e"' ~ "a. w soy .'.. .'o'
every .eaSo" 49,, S',,, ~ ~ ~
resuia, "SPu'"'"' "'"e' wa" NC '"' '''
'hc "e'o'
me p.ospee' uelole' ."a' irS'o'
VIII oe I'm, n".u w. a'V"e ~ a"s. , n.- .aa' "a
'"a"' A"" '''N'' as VIC .O'''s VAIN
pa,sh
20 eaPe...u INA, Oo "'""'" ',
"n'a" ~, ,'' anu .o"n I'ays .'
onu W." "o'u eo'e'e WIN "'
"n''',a" .o-"'of'O" " u'so H""' W Ae.
.ep. "e i.s,oa "o,'A''o" ~, D's'rn'
H'o'ey. I"e" eo'ielenee WI" pIeceu'
'eeu"s VI '"e e~ecu'"e eo"n"'',ee VI
Wv p."e"" v'S 'on'ee 10 oee'a'
.,.,'. ~ "~e" ~ IseAu !"
w. '.. = . '"e's may "
"e" .o'o'row eVe".hs or may u
''1.po".u I.I' u"'n ,.e. IN inc week.
on Mr. whitman un,s.. ,hsv 90, ...ur
ance beforehand as to what the Distric
Attorney intends TO do. They also wi,
urge him in the INTEREST NJ vic,orv ovs
Taum.ry % 1900, ~. ,,.,o, ,o~.;.,,s.
,or n,s..,,, " ...ss VIC '"''" "''"'""''''
' .' "''""e''
VIII Hold Ticket Toxethep.
r,... !. s.,.A. .s.. A.. .o,,..
..S -" "ouo. '"s. '"e noiu'n'
'ose'ner Vi 'he tus'oh ucket oepend
greatly on the decision the District At
torney makes. II he sticks to fusiOl
there will be unanimity Of feeling anon
the fusion factions.
At the Hotel Mount wash,nrton. Bret
ton Wood. ~ v..,.-dov NJ Uh,,,,.,
sn.,,.S ~.
"e" " VIC spcc'"c 40 10 ms inteh
"ohs. ne saio that no eouio not sa
whether he would accept the nomination
OF the Republicans for Mayor. a. his nam
has been raised only as a possibility.
He added. however. with unusual am
pha,,s that no had cont ,a,.~r. =
r,~r. .,I.,,, o, r.. -, .s..'
" .,a., ~ 'o"" iu'''' "'''"e' u
"s "oln,"a'.o"'
The District Attorneys friends wer
confident last night that with Mr.. Whit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-08-04
CHINESE REVOLT AT AN END,
Leaders Flee to kwRnEtung-Sun
said 10 BE with Them.
Speciai Cable D.spofch TO TBs sr

LONDON, Aug. 3.-The Chinese revolt
has collapsed and the revolutionary lead
ers In the south have fed with prices on
their heads to Kwangtung, where. they
say. they will start new rebellion against
Yuan Shih-kai.
Sun Yat-sen IL said to be with them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-08-04
HAMLIN OPPOSES DELAY.

judges Before Sept. d.
BUFFALO, Aug. 3.-Answering tele-
gram from Alton b. Parker suggesting x
postponement Of the meeting from August
~ to September of the committee Of
the State Bar Association on judicial
nominations Chauncey j. Hamlin. Progress
sive leader in Buffalo. to-day wrote to
Mr.. Parker.
He protested that such postponement
would be "entirely destructive" to any
usefulness on the part of such COMMITTEES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-08-04

$3.50 y Ds6vss, psi;
ssSnias ssai Ss!ss:s Il. iasEsivsC. = CosssSis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-08-04

Isadora Duncan lost two Of her three
children recently when the automobile
in which they were driving In Paris
dashed through the railing Of bridge
and fell into the Seine The chauffeur
Lost control of ~ or.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-08-04

IAdies and ANGOSTURA BITTERs an ex.
s.isl' sssoss duTisS tiTssens day.-ASS.
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23 MINERS ENTOMBED.

Calder Coal Pit, Near Glasgow, IL
o. Fire.
SpscisI Cable DssSasch to THs sux.
GLASGOW, Aug. 3.-The Calder pit.
twelve miles from Glasgow. 10 on fre and
twenty-three colliers are entombed In the
mine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-08-04
PRESIDENT ARRIAGA SINKING.
PePtugars Chief Executive Near
Death, Say Physicians.

LISBON, Aug. S.--President Manuel de
Arriaga 10 sinking rapidly. He 10 suffer-
Ing from kidney trouble complicated with
heart disease.
A bulletin issued at p. M. says there
u only slid hope Of his recovery.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-02-14
II lC T. ID ID Te. HE 5 -
STOCK TON !
on three months Test It oar ,N see.
DR. HESS 81 t1A.k
III. HES 8 & CE.A *
nl 'l~ c."Vidcsr open puiia0urn --
ut.. D,er,iIii,a to f.tuut.
vicinity
READ THEIR LETT r


'.'.'t' .''l y ' o.
Dear SIM
We want every 81 O.. rj-er jhatc 80
Toto your s.. re- tins fa,It1 ..-,. n
"A package, sack or pail OF DS )
NlOC X TONI THIS j. asking 4
deal perhaps but if YOU VIII rra. a4
conditions f tins request W. btIev, IA
will agree with us that there is o. Q a
single, solitary farmer in your whole
community that would not avail himself
of this opportunity. Here it Isl
Mr.. Ferder:-
Take home from your dealers store "A
package, sack or pail, or ton il you like
of DR.. Hess Stock Tonic, feed it to your
horses, COWS, hogs, etc. all Winter and
Spring 1t costs less than penny day
for horse, COW or steer, and cts. per
month for the average hog. IF, after
1t Is used you are not satisfied with the
extra profit it has made you, in increased
growth and milk production, besides
keeping your animals healthy and free
from worms, take back the empty pack
ages and your dealec is compelled to re-
fund your money"
We authorize You To make the same
iron-cad guarantee on DR. HESS POI l.
TRY PAN-A CE-A. to make hens lay,
to shorten the moulting period
INSTANT LOUISE KILLER we guar
antee to destroy lice on horses, cattle,
sh,ep ticks etc.
Refund rv- ry cent if these prepara-
tiOns fail and We will reimburse YOU
Very truly yours.
DIR HESS d CLARK.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-02-14

Kings New Life Pills They stimulate
the liver, improve digestion. remove
blood impurities, p,mples and ernptons
disappear from your face and body and
YOU feel better. Begin at once. Buy at
JOHN l.. SKATERS Park Drug Store.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-02-14
-tc Won a ColI Sufferer?

arc Eol a Cold Sufferer
Iab. Dr. Kings N,v Discovery. the
Best Cough Cold Tm.4' and Lung
medicine made oney refunded if II
fails io cure YOU. DO not hesitate-take
j. at our risk First dose helps j r.
Well, Floydada, Texas. writes: 'Dr.
kings New Discovery cured my terrible
cough and cold ! gained 10 pounds
Buy 1t at JOHN l.. SKATERS Park Drug
store. adv.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-02-14

To meet the demand Of this guarantee,
we have large stock OF Dr. Hess Stock
Tonic, Poultry P4u-a-ce H. Etc. on baud
Come in and take home any quantity ou
desire. We Will have more goods oi he
way, 50 we can supply every customer.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-02-14
MlDDLEBURY LOCALS


have returned from "a very successful
hunting trip in Bipton
M. J. higgins is visiting friends in
MechanicsviiIe, N. y.
Frank Boylan of New York visited
his mother, Mrs. Mary Boylan, the
first of the week.
The Ladies Aid society of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church held a meeting at
the home of Mrs. Frank c. Dyer Tues
day afternoon.
Two carloads of live stock were
shipped from this station Monday for
the Boston and New York markets.
Frank Ravens of Proctor was a visitor
in town Sunday.
Nobuzo Suyentsu, of Middlebury
college, is i'll with tonsili;ie.
Mrs. w. N. Farnham and Miss Harriet
Kellogg of Cream Hill, ere here on
Wednesday.
N. L. Rivers has returned from Yer
gennes where he spent Sunday with his
family.
Joseph Murray has gone to the Fanny
Allen hospital, where he will undergo
an operation.
Town Clerk J. NJ. Burke, who has
been i'll for two weeks, has recovered.
John Garland, who has been here
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-02-14
D. Fl. McHUGH
LIT UN FIGGER

On any work you want done IN The
inc Of Plumbing, III Eating, Roof
ing. We have had 80 years practical
experience and know how to do any Job
and do it right.
We do our own work and buy as low
Is tie 10 t and know whether W get
~ hat we Nv every time. We know we
'at save vi money on any lob large or
i-ger'.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28

(as> for hacks public carriages express such or upon such public vehicles
 and re % b % % % d peeGn P ] ana seamg % Of @ all weights @ 1 dealers of proper weights and duly tested and sealed ~ 1SD TO license regulate restrain or prohibit all theaters ex ment; all descriptions f gambng % and e using o anv and all kinds of gambling devices fradunt devices Ss2p To @ license regulate and control the sale and prescribe liquors % 6n & y @ oe; ] bh iai M = and % ] and pres red on under said classfcons especiSey provided that in no event after the population of the city shall have reached twenty rying the business saloon keeper the habants be determined by the commsson provided however mate hotels in the city having at least hundred O bed fer Under % ne Gaae M xsd o G1fetg % XIV of this intonatng shall be prohibited am % election % % 6uy eaied nd % Gd % for a t ~ nG % if the S % within three ( months thereafter the manufacture sale of in hqns % as the case & may be- shall be prohibited in ne or o th % annfser 1 % or m ae @ % @ ntotcan m onr @ % haI f the city in like submitted
 
 be permitted the city provided prov however that elections " s5 T6e commsson oD a have e right to provide by ordI for the of city CD nstalmnts at different times of the be specified in such ordinance ap To regulate restrain and punish warrants mendicans prize gh and pi offensive " immoral % indecent and doreriy conduct and practices in city. property city, s no orsr s by the of any taxes per szo To the all official services not as To provide hundred dollars direction Ias9 To provide lease land buildings lie auction to the highest responsible bidder at the highest monthly s@ST%S' @' the '9'ss'" may s 'zF's'n 'S' the Judgment and cos to provide for the recnveanc of such property so purchased snd to make such other rules and connection with purchase W To provide for the sale at public auction after advertis ing five () days personal unfit the use use or r the d c1ty for tho , f r ort f +b real property published sad S ala d1y 6a and the shall have the right to reject any provide of all CAD establish the any alley such public place having once been officially established damages occaoned thereby The Commission shall by ordinance sed upon the application of any person in interested therein ' lane @ S TO nT F or h p ~0f Within % 4hs h % Pa Of m any ] ] rsEra to the official m grade paved or reayed capped or 5eGapped walks manholes curbings walks be constructed therein provide for the of set out and cultivated therein also to orde drainage or squares and places in said city and to assess the cost of the install on of lamps standards other devices for such shn
 
 others therefor the grading regarding
 
 the improvement of such of street lane alley railroad CD if
 
 
 
 O Whenever judgment Commission of the
 
 the of shall herewith; ordi- for
 
 
 
 
 of of of  ducted
  Ari- 
 (47) lighting pup
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28
CHAPTER " The Commission

 limited the electors the city The legislative om not forbidden by the constitution of the United States constitution laws the State Arizona the provisions o the City of Phoenix the the resolutions of al obligations ad don to the powers hereinabGye @ and m fs b to- b @ hereinafter enumerated and set forth CD To with snS degcs % stsG and @ change % h f same m it ay d9Tm @ naeS M for the viola on of provision this Charter of any ordinance; R but @ m incorporated cities and their provide summary any at the of the creating causing N To offer rewards exceeding two hundred and fifty conviction person who have committed the city and to authorize the payment thereof ~ ,-. h e @ ] ana ponce d t esr1pn f ana th p % f Sen, b P M of and control or the same TOT the h Cs) prohibit manufacture and using of powder dynamite gun cotton noglycene fire works and other explosive materials and substances 1amabIe and an @ oonnbustibIe % m g aeTfa9 % S' ~ " anu 01 " the O steam boilers and electric motors and prohibit their in such loca ties in the judgment of the would endange public @ ] or niln' @ @ aU to @ @ 'e i6 f ] m s nton Of es) prescribe limits and height buildings that the of such buildings Or in the repair or alteration of existing build To the construction of and the used all buildings chnneys stacks and other sructues and the of walls sewers
 
 f d Tor m Ghg % ni,6f nM % % b cor t 9,n Pn.Ps f the pa s @ supplying the same with water or gas and the oi so which do not conform to such regulations structures " place upon or in them adequate fire and 2) To prevent the and the
  boilers and machinery building
 
 make all necessary provisions guard against fires and exits from all theers lecture halls schools places public every kind prevent placing seats chairs benches other oostructons in the regulate of teruran railways using the public streets of the city to require require provided pn the p manE % e Of @ e ns th o the prohibit the blocking of any crossing or of sn five regulate the speed with which vehicles along the streets or hishways of the city pIacards bills public grounds the sidewalks guate the flying of flags signs the m @ % or to or the p sret and to " rpouir their removal rubbish weeds herefrom and from the sidewalks officer of the the of  such buildings grounds to be collected at the other collect to the a to effect
 
 OD To regulate prohibit use
 
 To large of dogs; provide for the destruction license by the refusing such license fees To
  O disposition animals at large that
 
 To prohibit and animals and to maintained in clean healthul condition.
  of dis
  thereof quarantine regulations regulate and control the entry into the
 
 contagious diseases
 To
  disturb the public of all building owned controlled
 
 offensive injurious noises
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28


 and e and dispose of the for the com- property, charitable carry purposes bequests manage. sell of of case such beauest gift or trust be unconditional m @ = for which the which the city authorized to enjoy and exercise and issue bonds therefore provided that in the procedure for the time are taken shall be observed and followed
 ( To raise money by & special tax in addition to the an and referemdu h be oowed nd the ev of such tax shall be qualified electors of the State and the City 
 and domestic purposes and to construct the works for CD pursuits do D To establish maintain and operate municipal slaughter lands and rights therefor by condemnation otherwise plants institutions deparmens offices and systems proper or the City of Phoenix and To have and exercise all conferred muni legislature of Arizon Chapter L&v1D n act to ] dhopse r9 f thr 1 d oal % % rtS % % d = nrcrb % tb m @ % thod thereof" June 21 1912 whatever methods procedure provided for the exercise thereof different either they section The qualified said power through the initiative and otherwise M as provided by this era powers city any of Commission of said city.
 caArrEn aaHe1an.n. III the functions city be Commission to consist of mayor and four ) other members hereinafter provided and in city city auditor and m in visions of this appointed vided ] section there % it shh De it @ ttTn % I enriner chief of 
 The offices of city and city collector if directed city and ex-oicio city coec several officers mentioned in this section ion duties of such officers as may be created by the Commission hereinafter provided shall be PreS'rbd & by e hn b H appointed and shall have qualified as hereinafter Common Council of City The Common Council of provis9ns of Bs Charter The city manager shall T % % | ppU0@n % ] D t upon hm determine and designate their powers Commission shall have by ordinance S to tns 1sSei'Se eitS the 'u''' pertaining ''SS'' '0.1- missio by the Section city the Com mission and shall hold his office until removed for cause by the The shall be appointed by the sooner removed by the Commission .-.u .,.,
  chief of police the fire chief ssion 9 n by ordnance unde the of respective offceS during pleasure Seco & The of be be Commission shall also fix of all allowed
 
 in with shall paid by
 Section Each of the several officers provided for in ths his appointment and thereafter be cleo of said c
 Secion During abse O In of the filled may i remaining members of he (5) Commissioners shall select from among their 
 
 of  expiration the the vacan of a memb of shall edfor a vacancy office
 
 elective officer fails qualify within
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28
Proposed Charter Of The City of Phoenix.
 Preamble
Preamble

the the City & of Fhoentz o y neo[peetf1 bs cf1 under the and style of The Common c04he % of the & @ 5o acting in this behalf under the eSn7 ordained and do hereby frame adopt s and ogan hs %a of the state the Charter of m the @ sad Ta9 e thereof fands suppIemenary thereto.
 Name and Boundaries
 as na S1 Common The d mnnA of the cy of polite corporate under the name Of and regulation of it's nha6 den by the constuton of the United constitution or @ @S % o%eGt chapters of this Charter eci session on o tHe first legislature of Act to enable all cities now or hereafter c6nes m p nd government and to extend and de '' section The City terri City Phoenix being and described as fol & the ] 5rs @ s R 0a o the nes G % and @ River Base and Meridian; East Northeast quarter (E ) of Section nine @ to @ the West along the south line of the North Southeast quarter tsE ) East of the Ga south Southeast quarter South quarter (sE 445 along the South line of the Northeast quarter SNE M ) of M the % (sw N of the Southeast quar the southwest quarter (sH "A 2 of he s4utnea of the quarter the Southeast quarter sE D % of saa st & @ he % W S Ghs s of Northwest quarter (W 4 of Township three 0 East of the Gia and Salt River west quarter CVw 4) inter with proongaon of the South line of Yavapai street thence West along the South line Of 4ayapa street to % W m of thence North along the West line o to the southwest corner of section eight @ Township G bc Nortb along the west line of said Section eight Southeast of the Northeast quarter tN 4) oa Range the Ga and Salt River Base 1 of the Southeast quarter (sE ) of said se S thence North along the the Northwest of the Northeast quarter N A ot the southes5t ] M aH ] @ @ # @ tb % Sorn @ CN 9 of said Gia and Salt River Base and Neri dian; line the Northeast quarter ton twelve 25: thence North along st orner of the Northeast quarter @ D of said twelve GRE @ thence East & along % the % % n m % % tb of Section O. township CD North Range three CD the Southwest ship la> Gna Salt @ R of said Section six (S9 to the cen tSF S sR D ad six (s ) North three (3) East of the Base and Meridian thence North along the s53 to the Northwg @ corner % & of ] sad % @ M ~ to G the @ tD. Township CD North Range three along section four North fo1r @ ene H; ouh aen Ey ne of the of (9) Township CD Salt River Base and
 
 to of the County O Marco
 IT.
 Genera Rights Liabilities l. he City of Phoenix: the
  rights privileges franchises and
  "The Common Council the City of legal debts obligations which the City of become legally bound
 Co may be De of law in
  incorporated and things for municipal which 
 dsparagement other powers hedu by of erty of The O of have To or
  galleries parks paygrounds and places of
Arizona republican., 1913-08-28

people of the City of Phoenix city ncorporated nd Common Council of the City of than three thou under the const the of following provided The Com of he thereof and supplemenary thereto
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1913-11-28

When visiting in Omaha, Nsbrsska
go D. q. Russsll for neatly furnished
rooms-all modern up-to-dat houses.
Phones. residence Douglass 5OS3; Office
Douglass 1913. 1918 and 1922 Cum.
minis street,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1913-11-28
Thursday evenings subjects were
1.-The Negro Town-The Opportunities

Thursday evenings subjects were
1.-THE Negro Town-The Opportunities
1t Affords" NEGRO Occupations In
Philadelphia" Electrical Engineer
ing" Catering" "A Kitchen Supply
Company" Experience and Success
In the Grocery Business" "Dressmak-
ing as a Profession" Manufacturing
Hair Preparations" NEGRO Business
Development In Kansas" my Steam
Bakery" and 1.-THE Place Of Education
In Business" Fridays topics were
1.-The Negro Banker" "The Negro On
dertaker," 1.-THE Negro Bar Associa-
tion," packing and Shipping Furni-
ture," "Wholesale Commission Pro-
duce" and "Ice Cream Manufacturing"
The arrangements for the entertain
ment Of the guests included, among
other things, banquet Friday night
and al excursion Saturday up the Del
aware river as far as Burlington is
land and a visit to League island.
where the visitors were shown aboard
the mighty sea fighters Of Uncle Sam
lying there at anchor. The banquet
was attended by fully 1000. 1t was
held in Horticultural hall, Philadel-
phia's most splendid assembly hall,
which was brilliantly decorated and
illumined for the occasion. The deco
rations, the handsome women in stun
ming gowns, men in full evening dress
and enhancing music presented the
most brilliant sight ever witnessed
among the Negroes Of the Quaker City.
It was the consensus Of opinion here
that no meeting of Negroes heretofore
held in this city made such a splen-
did impression or was more inspiring
or served as great an incentive to the
race as this meeting Of the National
Negro Business league. The white
citizens, conscious Of the splendid ef-
feet it would have and fully apprecia-
tive Of the character Of men it would
bring to the city, We'd with the Ne
groes in doing honor to the visitors.
The influence left will doubtless be
shown in the establishing Of many
new business enterprises and the i'm
provement and expansion of those al
ready established.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1913-11-28

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