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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-27
llebcr cin 9rittel bentide SolSatcn

Inter ocn 800 Mann ocs 6.
acknowledgements, oas am
Diittrpod bier slbIGico nahm, ioI.
len lid annGberno 300 SoIoatcn
beutider @eburt beiinoen. @ir
hnben cine sln5abl Der Sergenn-
ten fennen gelernt, bic ifon In
gelitidIano ibre Gienit5eit abiol-
rirt batten uno aus 2iebe gum
SoIoatenleben oas bier beoeutenb
miloer gebanobabt piro, an Der
sabne .0nfeI Sam's" idytporeu
lmo in Den meiiten 5Gllen idoi
0ienlt In Cuba uno alf ben Bbi-
Iippinen eetban bnben. Deshalb
lrobl, uno ob Der friiberen gtusSeih-
nrngen, Die oas 9feeiment iif) err
porben bat, lit es oas o5iabtina
Sirtb" eenannt. Da cine 4nSabl
Der Solonten iidj bier aud benz
rcutiden gereinsmeien angeihciien
totten, lauben mir, I'M Sinne Der
tetr. 8ereine su banoeln, tuenn mir
alien cine gliidlidc 5abrt iino eb'
rennolle @ieoerfebr niinihen.
-mSolpa Gtaatsan5eiger".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-27
Is slntO-ganSiten bernrtbeilt.
@ier SerIelben iperben Surd) oas
3al6eil enoen.

garis, 81. 5ebr.-adt3ebn Del
Sipeilm08ipan5is ganoiten, ipeIht
Tnris Dor 2 Sabren OurA ibrt
unerborten &subereien in Sdreder
tielten, limo Dor Dem slcciienge.
ridtsbof iduloig 6efln0en iporoen
Ser grobie giaubperiud mar auf oil
gonf bon 6ranfreid, aus Der fl
100000 5u itebIen iuften. gier
ron Der 8anoe iuurben I'M anmpfl
NIT Der goli5ei eritoiIen imo einel
Der SrrenanItalt iiberipieien. giel
iDuroen gum 3ooe berurtbeilt, nab.
reno oos Strafmab fir Die iibriger
rod nidt feitgeiest lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-27

in Die Shaaren Der G1inpfer Gin,
sic oieien Bolt cine GrloIung aus
oem 8abnipib angelIdd,Iiiher &C.
tenSaiiffaliuna m Der Geitalt eiiser
neitbelebenben gernln1iiben anltilr
bringen.
9ie Sra9e Der Sinnnsiriing oes
Gerboiloe5 fam audi ipieoer 3ur
Sprade. Sic tpurSc ia ,lidlt ge.
raoe III inherent Sinnc erIeoiat.
ober nihtsoeitopeltiger iilto mir init
hieiem 6ortidritt iebr 5itfrieoen. &c
itllen allo Die geitr1ge fltd)t Ct.
bobt iperoen, ionoern es ioIlcn lllir
in jeoem 2ofalberbanO iogetiaitiitc
Gertrouensmanner erlai,nt rperoen.
Die Iif) NIT Dem Sto1eftiren bon
freiipilligen 9eitr1get beihdftigen.
Cine iebr quite ssoee iilb pieIIeidt
ard nidt 70 idtper burdfiibrbar,
nenn MIR oie rihtigeit @eiftcr ba3lt
gcfunoeit peroen. slber eth 9ing
1T geipiB, mir branhen nebr @eIo
lno mir nriilIen oas aus unieren
eieenen 9ieiben 5ieher.
Sir iobeit III oieiem Sabre cine
eanae gn3abI neuer @ciidter iin0
mir botten Stilil0en redt dngenef-
nner ltnterbaItnng; boffentlid) ir-
Zen mir inns I'M fonintenoen Sobr
tuieoer, mir iperoen Damn perill.
den getren itilleres Uerlpredjclls.
borsuitelIen, tpeldc 2crbeeren Soma
ouf ser ssatioual.anbcntion ge.
|erntct bat. ST. q.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-27
TOitranber in @asnOlia, ga.
Sprcnsen ben @elOidJranf nno ma
dn erbeblid)e gente.

2oean So., 81. 5cb.-Gcr
Geloihranf in Ser goitofiice N
Wasnolia, SSa., puroe mGbrcno Der
Mithpod giadt BON Ginbrctcrn
aeiprenst. Die 9i1li6er erbciiteten
$3.50 in @iarfen uno $2i0 in
8aar. Damn braden iie in Die
ganf BON 6rniier imo Sobniou elm,
mo iie aus Dem Sab glegiiter $40
rmb einen 9ienolper itabIeu. Die
Omaha Eoli5ei ipuroe in aenntlis
geiebt, Oa man permutbet, Die RGu.
her haben iiA nodb BORT beaeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-27
Der syremont aanal.

llnpeit 2inipooo lit nit Dem gai
6es 6remont SanalS begonnen
poroen. Ser Ganal miro 26
0ieiIen lang imo 200 bis 800 SUB
brett iein. GaS gSaiier miro Dem
Ylatte 5luile ent1ommen imo
nabe Sremont flieBt es 8uriid IN
ben SIuB. Gie our6 oieie Baiier.
fraft betriebene eleftriihe 9raititd-
tion miro omaha lm6 0en 6itlihen
Gbeil oes StaoteS nit Gleftriiit1t
reriorsen, Sic gorarbeiteu wer.
ren Ourd 0ic2auabIin & Cons i'm
Suffrage BON aounse grotbers
ousgeiii6rt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-27
OisnnOt9nnne fir bic Sisser
lSinuu SO.
Jlebaftenr bee yNuiical Courier"
III (SefGugnis. nno @elO.
itraie Oernrtbeilt.

Solicit, Sa., 81. 5ebr.-8iaiom
@eppert, 9ieOattclr oes DDhtIical
Courier, muroe i'm bieiisen Se-
ridt iduIoig bciim6en, cine Ser.
idporlms aesen Die s. .. Gteger
9iano so. ange5ettelt im0 Die ee.
tonnte 8irma geidldftIid geiAaoigt
sii baben. gr ipuroe 81 5uei Sab.
rem @ei1ngnis beriirtbeiIt un6 in
cine @eIOitrafe BON $4,000 genom-
men
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-27
Geurac Slsnse aeItur6cn.

9Sm Sitter bon SO Sabren ltarb
am 01ittpod 9lbeno I'M 11:30
llbr George Ren5e i'll iciuer @ob.
nung III geuion. gr lit Der 8a.
Ter bon Gus gfen3e, Dem befannten
Seiter Der glfiar6elt 6eitlidfeiten,
sruBer 0iciatii ii6erlebeit ben Gnt-
ihloieuen iciue Nittpe, ioluie gn'
6rcm unO SSrau Charles SebaItian
BON ct. 2ouiS. Die Grauerfeier
finoct am 6reitng in Der Ssobnltna
Itntt un0 Die 9eiieblng alif Dem
s5orcIt 2apn 5rieobnfe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-27
glnf Der gaIfan6al6inieI.

2cnl 27. Gebrtor. Die Spe.
iotioneA Der flint armcen auf Der
gaIfon Salbiniel fislo Oes itrengen
Binters meaen eillgeiieat. Cine
hier bon aonitdiitinopeI eingetrof-
iene 9epeihe beidaf, oab Dor oen
oifotaIoida 5ortS @eIedtc itatt.
Gefunoen bdtten, bel ipelden iid Die
tiirtiI6en 5reiipilIieen berporsetbnu
laben, oo9 glaIbt man bier ni1t,
Sab iolhe bon ipeientlider geOeu'
trtng eepeien lino, gaadridten, Die
aus Der llmgedeito bon 9lOridncpel
fcmmen, Ialtten ipioeri'- e6et0.
Gas bulaariIhe aricssot lrtement
neIoet. oaB Dor Der StnOt nur
perein5elte @epldnfeI 81 per5eidner
iino, nabreuo Der in slorianopcl
elnaeihloiiene aorreiponoent elmer
fran5oiii6en 3eitiina beridtet, oat
felt Dem 3. sebriiar Die @ulsarer
sic StaOt unaufborlib beidieber
unb mebrere Sturluangriffe unter-
nonlmen baben Die ober BON Oeu
Siirfen abgeid]lnsett porOen iino
9Sien, 27. syebr- -Sicr ideini
man nidIt 10 redt al 0eu smiiheu
GuBIano lmo Generreif-llngarr
pereinbarteu gibriiitimgsplan 81
aIouben. Mnn trallt ben 8uiieu
niht, pieImebr iieigt man iid) BEN
@louben bin, 0aB GuBlano Oeu
Serben in eiItem ariege aegen
Ceiteffeid befipriif6eh i0drSe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-27
Ban gleoerinnen brralbt.

g s. 6tgbes iIi0 z. u. Hoodl
Dptt 0nitinos, glebr, flasten Der
YoIj3ei, onb lie bon 5ipei gsegerin.
hen Iii bet 5. Maro iim lire gaar.
Idj0it ber0ubt ipuroeiL Siebes I'M
$b nnb MOdd I'M $50. Gin far.
ki8f8 0touensimnnr, Magsie sII.
ftIo,i, iulirbe berboftet uno bon ben
>EontteIt iotiltiiiairt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-27
Weieaidoitsabeno in Der glntu.
glnsitellung.

Der geitrige glbeno IN oer sluto-
slusiteIIitng fam fiigliA n@eiea.
idboitsobeno" genalnt iperOcn
slif,t bab audi geipobnlife Sterb-
Iid)e In binreidenoer 3abl 5uge'
gen iunren, aber man fonilte fail
ole prorllitenten 8erionlidfeiteu
ilebit oeren 6nmilien IN taoelloiell
@eiclIihoitsan5iigen bernerfen. Gas
HI nntiirIid fein 3eideu Dab biz
sInsiteuiutg an allgemeiner Topl'
ioritdt perloren bat, boditens oa'
fir, oub bic slutomobilinoultrit
ocH Doripiegeno auf geittc NIT giii
qejpidten W0rien angepieien 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-27
9ianb int eanae SoOtef.

lin $3.50 bellte Morgen bctraten
5ipei Gerle oie Office bes 2nttge
Sotel, @fe t3. uno sSadion Str,
bieIten Dem Glcrf lire gfepoIppr
eittgeeen itno bernubteit bns Calf
&egiiter Inn oen sSnbalt bon $50.
@abrenbbeiicn paliirten @dItc, obnc
cen &altbanfall Slt benierfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-27
@rohmaun ssluinut @a9lfouteit.
Tit 25 sssen 5 Stimmen rfldri
ibn Der Senat fir iit. nno
itimmbcredJfigt.

glad einitiinoiser 9e6otte cnt,
idieo beute gormittab Der Senai
Ger Stantsleaislatur in Dem Ban
coaIt.@robmann @obLfonteit, onb
Senntor @robmonn iiB. uuo itim.
feredtiet lei. Sir i'm iiimnlteu
25 Seuatoren gegen i'm iiini nam.
lid: Go6ge mo Saunoers bon
Douglas, Soaslano bon 9ancaiter,
SoaglanO bon 2incoln Gountp mt
Sbumlpap bon 9iron Gouutn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-27
@ullen gSaiicr6cbOrSc bei6ebaItcn.

Gin &onite Der @run0eigen.
tbrunsborie nit g. &. Graham all
ser Spite ioa Bel Der StaatsIrgis.
lattr porltellig iperoen, I'M bic
BaIiirllng Der Bin 5it berbinoern,
nurd1 tpclde bic 8aiicrbeboroe oiif.
qeboben imo Die @oiieriperfe at bic
Staot iibergeben. Die Gtootfont
million ion III 2incoln Gertrefpr
babcn, tueIde fir Taifiring DER
Sill fpirfe1 iollcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-27
Mctterberidlt.

Sir 2fnabu, Council gIaffs mo
llmgcgeno: S6nee g[benos uno
iuabrid,einlid 6reitag; anoauernO
falt.
Slr gtebrasfa: Sdnee a6enSs
lato iuabrifeinIif 6reita9; al.
oauerno falt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-27
sintOlRs gcitras CUR llniperiitdt.

Ser Sto0tratb bon 2iitcolit bal.
iirte nm Weitttpo9 cine HefoIiition,
tpelde cine 9eripilligung BON $780,
900 ais geitrag boriiebt, lin ben
Staat beim 9[nfauf Der ieds gIofs
Su itrtterItiisen, nlif ipeIhent
@runoitiif Der glnbau ser l1niper-
iitat erri6tet iperoen ion. 9(m /.
Septenlber miro Die Stabt $780,
900 bereit baben mt6 Die iibrigeil
$4,000 Gnoe beg folgenoen Sab.
rr2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-27
DfrSfn He(trpsn
btiw(1i&fn!
Csiterreid nub MnhIanO 6aben id,
in Oicier SiniidJt DeriidnOist.

ct getcrsbura, ~. 6eb.-0er
swiiden aaiier 5rdus SOicpb mo
6em 3aren iiattselunocne grief.
iuedlieI ideint bod leinen 3luef er.
fiiat ou baben, oepu cs OerlnrItet
fier aus gutter GueIIc, oob guB-
Lamb imO 0eitcrrcid cine 9Ibriiltuns
bereinbnrt bdtien ipio Die. einse5oD
acnen ReicrOeu nod Sauie geididt
iperoen ipiiroen.
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gr6drmlid,e GU6nc.

Gos 2egislotlirfonitc fiir Seit.
ItclIung Der 2obuperbGltniiie TIM
Gtaate gtebrosfa bat feitgeitelt bnb
iebr pieIc Wiaohen fir iDeuiser ais
SO bic ISOLDE arbeiten, pdbreilo cine
aar5e sInsabl tDenieer aIs 50 Der
ggcdc beroi-.'--
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nfbfAfll lutrosn-
fl3 unttrwtrttn!
Sm 9orOta nno GiiStu 1T bic ae.
bplution gesen 6nerta I'M
Ausiterben.

Vferleo GIfD, ". 6ebr.-Sflt
hieiieen SleeierungSpaIait 1T man
iibcr bic 9sndridJt, SaB Die glebcIu.
tolldre I'M gaoroen uno ,Siioen bon
Nerico bic @afien iiieSerIeeem
mebr ipie 5ufrieoen. slaeroings
lot 3npota periproden, iib nit
Dem 3uerta sieeime 5nfrieoen 5u
aebcn, DieIe ieiner 9lnbdnger ober
traiien Sucrta nift unb fiirdter
icine Node. &uerta lit entidloiien,
gege1 oieie giebeIlen oufs Sdnriitc
Dpr3ngeben. S1ttc Maoero i'm
freie Snno eelaiien, 10 piiroe bon
&uerta ihon Dor Monoten bic Rlbe
I'M Giiben bergciieIlt poroen iein.
Sic Rebolntion nm Stante @uerer.
ro III beindbe at gnoe, 0enn Der
terpoorngenoite Giibrer Der glebelen
sseius SnIgnoo bat iid, itntertpor.
fen.
glndl 9laonI InSero eriduiien.
@eriidttpeiie perIautet, oab elm
fpeiferer 9rloer oes errnoroeten
9rdiioenten eridoiien por6en lit.
Gs lit 6ieIeS gfooul Maoero, Der bel
ben Eruppen oes 9iebeIlen Garan.
90 itano uno BEL Sorreon bon Dem
General 9rebino gefangen genom.
men nno aud i'm binridten IieB.
Sro5co ir. bot an General 3eIiI
Din5 Elm SeIegranm eeIanbt iuorin
er iih Derpflidtet, Der neuen 9iegie.
ring ben Sreueio 5u IeiIten.
emilio goboia lit gum merifani.
iden @eian6ten in @aibington er.
pnnnt iporoen.
9nerta's eiierne SAINT.
cn Ser Sallptitaot oes 9an6es
rirfuIiren @eriihtc. DdB cine Hc.
pollution eegen Die neue Geeiermg
I'm MerSsn begriiien iei. Suerta
ober ideint Serr Der Gituation 0u
fein; init piierner sSouit imtcr.
1riidt er jene reDolntionnre @eDes
oifig; er drbeitet .pano in San0
NIT 0eneraI s5clir GiaS, ipelder
unter alien ltmitdnOen Srieoen ia.
Zen mil nno iih anldidt, in Ser
fpmmenoen grdiioentenipabI oils
Anloioot auf5ntreten. ssSi Ger Gbat
haben ieine 5reun0e in elmer abae-
boItenen Neriammling brihIoiieu,
feine adnbibotur nadoriidlidit Su
foroern.
GdgIe asnB, Ser9 27. 5ebr.
q. gnrrauso, @ouberneur 6cs
Gtdates goabuild, bat cine gfepo-
luton gegeil 6uerta tinge5ettelt
fGoabuiIo gren5t an Seras.) gicIe
Merifoncr iIieben iiber Die @rcn3e,
ha iie fir ibrc Siderbeit fiirdten.
Giiolid) bon Der Stoot fam cs all
riiiem Gefedlt, in ipeldem bic Grup.
ben snertn's geidlagen nno bon
Unrroltja 25 @efangene gcnndt
ipuroen. Capt g3igler bon DER
Ser. Gtaaten aaboaerie lit NIT eli.
iler Shnnoron bier einsetroffen;
lpeiterc imerifoniide Sruppen be.
finoen fidb nnf oem @cge nad
bier
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-27

Cine Surp ia Ridter Gears
Court iprad am Mittipod 60 Dbl.
Ter, oeiien Sobn 6ronf aIs 9rem.
Ter Der burlington 9abn oen EoO
iano, $1,000 5u.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-27
goliseiras;ia.

Gin 9rilpp YoIi8iitet itattete
Wsittipod) slbeno benz Eriuntpb So
tel, III geit IS. StraBe, einen
imperbofiten geiuf) ab. Sebn
M1nner uno 0rauen iotpie bic 9ae.
aerin Sannob @illiams, Die oas
4 fiibrt, pilroen feitgenonl.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-04

weight of his little finger, it is as
truly battery as though he struck
him a dozen blows with great force.
In the latter case, of course, greater
damages would be awarded to the IN
jured party. Battery has been uefin-
ed as the unpermitted application of
force by one to the person of another.
Many are the instances of assault
and battery. If one strikes another
in anger the case in clear. One who
rudely and unnecessarily jostles an
other is guilty of assault and battery.
The party jostled, may, If he desires,
sue in civil action for assault and
battery, and recover damages. OF
course it is not every bit of jostling
and pushing that occurs in crowd
that amounts to an assault and bat
terry, but only that which is inexcusa-
BILE and unnecessary. An overseer of
poor who cut the hair of an inmate
of the poor farm, contrary to his will,
and without authority of law, was
held liable as for assault and battery.
The body of the person assaulted
need not be touched in order to con-
stitute a battery. 1t is enough that
the clothing be touched. IF you
knock mans hat off you have COM
mitted a battery. That it was in
tended as a joke is no defense II the
person injured ala not WllinSiJ SUI
NIT to the joke and does not choose
to treat the matter as a joke. An
assault is none he less such because
it was committed to have fun during
the merry season of Christmas, or at
any other time of gaiety and carnival.
An assault and battery may be COM
mitted by touching that which sup
ports a person, as well as his body
or clothing If you pull the chair
from beneath man, it is an assault
and battery. If you drive wagon
against the buggy in which he is
riding, hostilely and unnecessarily,
that is an assault and battery.
A consideration of the cases in
which the person attacked has con-
scented, or where the attack is justi-
fed by authority, or as a defense of
self, family or property must be post
poned until the next article of this
series.
Copyright, 1913, by Walter K. Tow ers
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-04
PHONE IS.
HILLS ADDITION

their land suddenly found themselves
able to get their final papers.
Some of the certificates were for
desert entries and others for mineral
claims. A few lots in Parker and
some coal lands in Yavapai county
are included.
According to data collected by
Adolph w. Lautz of M. F. Leverich &
Co., the final certificates were divid-
ed among the various counties as fol
lows: Cochise 2S7, Yuma, 46, Mo-
have 10, Pinal 10, Yavapai 43, Mari
copa "a, ella 80, Navajo A, Coconino
10, Graham So. Greenlee Z, Apache %
Santa, Cruz "a, Pima 81.
1t will be noted that Cochise coun-
ty leads the list. This is because of
the great number of homesteads in
the Sulphur Springs and San Simon
valleys. Maricopa comes next with
"a, Pima third with 81, and Graham is
fourth in line with So. ALI these are
counties where there has been much
homesteading. Mohave's ten certifi-
Gates are for mineral claims.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-04
HoMEsTEADERs GET
THOUSANDS OF ACRES

During the twelve months ending
April 8, 1913, 766 final certificates of
entry were granted in Arizona by the
United States land office. While no
previous figures are available, it is
known that this far exceeds the num-
Der of certificates issued during any
other year.
The greater part of the certificates
were issued for homesteads. This
is owing to the fact that the three
year homestead law went into erect.
A number of homesteaders who had
been expecting to spend five years on
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-04

CHICAGO, July 3-Reports up to
Tuesday night showed at least IA
died yesterday as the result of the
heat wave in the central west The
heat wave which continued uninter-
ruptedly for six days, extended from
Denver to Pittsburg and as far north
as Lake Superior From SO degrees
at Pittsburg the temperature in the
whole middle west ranged we'll into
the nineties.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-04

building, are completed and ready for
the roof
Miss Nellie Donovan has sold out
her interest in the ice cream parlor
to Mrs. Shaw, and will plant crop on
her homestead near town.
A new residence is going up near
A. b. Hulsey's home.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-04

Cochise county will employ over
200 teachers during the coming school
year and will have monthly payroll
of over $4,000 per months for teach
ers alone. Many vacancies are yet
to be filed through appointments have
been made by a number of school dis
krict trustees.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-04

WANTED-A man to take charge of
our line in Clifton and vicinity. We
have a splendid proposition. Write
the Grand Unon Tea Co., Colorado
Springs, Colo, for particulars. 5-23-6t
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-04

The preliminary examination of
Leonard White for the killing OF A.
nj. Cameron was held at Congress
Junction on Thursday afternoon De-
fore Judge Luke, and the accused was
held to the Superior Court for trial
without ball.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-04

Six carloads of waterm elons were
shipped out of Phoenix last week by
the local watermelon growers asso-
citation. The shipping season began
Wednesday and will end about August
1 by which time the shipments from
10 acres will total about fifty cars.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-04

The State Land Commission is now
busily engaged in making the forms OF
the new leases of the school lands
that are required under the statutes
passed at the recent sessions of the
legislature.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-04

Death by an accidental revolver
shot fired by his own hand was the
tragic..end of a vacation period which
Conrad Fry was spending with his
daughter, Mrs. Frank Lang, at her
home in the San Pedro valley.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-04

News has reached Tucson by tele
phone that one Pete Baca, familiarly
known as 'Dago Pete" Mexican
Icowman living at Copper Creek, was
shot and instantly killed by Mexi-
can cowboy.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-04

Chief of Police Moore of Phoenix
will have gas tank built for killing
the city's stray dogs.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-04

To be the parents of twins, and to
have them die within a year and
within a month of each other, is the
misfortune that has fallen to the lot
OF Mr.. and Mrs D. Rivera of North
Globe.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-04

Two school teachers from the east
called at local employment agency
in Tucson for teaching positions yes
terday morning. One wanted high
school position while the other was
satisfied with teaching rural school.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-04

By decision of the Arizona Corpora
ton Commission, BiSbee householders
will get water from Bisbee-Naco
Water Co. at the rate of 81 per 475
gallons or lesser quantity used per
month. For 500 gallons the charge
will be ST .05 and from 500 gallons up
Ito $4,000 gallons the charge will be
at the rate of 81 per 1000 gallons.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-13

ocratic party In quite ~ large nea-
sure ~ It 10 upon the restoration OF
republican wisdom. That 10 the sit
uation at the moment; and until the
situation changes somewhat radically
the republican party IS on the waiting
list with nothing more serious to do
than to make itself as comfortable az
possible.
The conditions which put the repub-
lican party out Of power have UNDER
gone no material change since the In
auguration OF the Wilson administra-
ton. The prospect OF democratic poll
icies supported by law has not alarmed
the country as it did twenty years ago.
There Is no popular demand upon the
democratic party to get out, and con-
sequently none upon the republican
party to get in. Public interest In
mere politics 10 at very low ebb.
1t is not popularity believed as yet
that the republican party has been
sufficiently reformed. There will be
little doing in behalf Of rehabilitation
until republicans get scared about
something and can locate folly with
the democratic party.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-13
One Cent Postage Again.
r,Ny,nneanolis 'News1


Certain senators. certain newspa-
pers and certain invisible influences
are busy once more with active propa-
ganda for reduction in first-class mail
rates. II
The average citizen would not pro1it
so cents a year by 1-cent letter posi-
age. Big city corporations and banks
would profit thousands Of dollars. one
New York bank is reported to speno
sl,400 a day on first-ciass postage
This bank would profit $500 day os
the proposed reduction.
Two cents for collecting. forward
ing and delivering a letter is plenty
cheap enough. letter that ism
worth a two-cent stamp isn't worth
writing.
The%real purposes behind the one
cent letter postage movement are t"o'
First, to benefit big business. and sec
ond, to curtail the receipts or the
postoffice department that further ex-
tensions and deductions in parcel post
will be made possible.
The workingman. the clerk. the
small business man and the farmer
will gain only a few pennies by one
cent letter postage and lose ten times
that much on parcel postage.
There Is nothing in one-cent letter
postage for, common. everyday folks.