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Commissioner Of Insurance OF the state
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up in$full .G.H.i-.. .ls.,...a$. $1oV,VVv.ss
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Pre- niums in course of COLI :.
+ lection and transmission. S,795.Sz
p' ,aken 's for' are. rlsks..s..:. 1,472,ss
All other sums due to the --1
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sgross eiaipsvoH vRTlUoo
ID jaisted aiSdhsks ~ - .s-.Ss
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A&Hnts' balance charged
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/ AMount of all other dis
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Once Of Commissioner Of
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-06-13

Unidentified assets, hills.
L receivable. sb04: book
~ value OF stocks &c bonds
over market value $AS.-
m 923.S9; >prems. in course,
Z of collection written
prior to- Oct. i, 1912
500. 367:92; workmsn's!
compensation Resins. In
gpecNon bureau. $171.03..
esG Total assets .,..........:.
IA d. 4; fr,G LIABILITIES
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-06-13

Z histed aha
4 unpaid $500!
Ere 3 8. claims.
q h,rlosses ubc'
Il on ,;whtch.tpo.,
& arc t ! n, Has
been taken
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by the COM
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Arizona republican., 1913-12-18

7H,rr cnbsfo1,T keas sboonfltZ SaIt; : Erzr1fe7- stooRf1kS 4 CBakfng Ponder; B cup ShO,leutng; S1eet fHk; Z cnb each. chfbbed cooked beef aud haDz; teaSb00nJul nEred nuszaJd7 2 beaken egRS; gY1klt o ion: 1Z kea5 bo0z.f4L eacH sat and bcbbeJ5 61OtH or 1O1fer.
 Make a biscuit dough of the flour, salt, K C baking powder, shortening and milk, and roll into a sheet half an inch thick, having the ends even. Mix the other ingredients by themselves, using liquid as needed to make a paste. Spread the paste over the dough and roll like a jelly roll. Bake i'll a buttered pan about forty minutes. Brush over the outside with a little beaten egg left for the purpose and return to the oven to brown. Serve hot with a rich brown sauce. Other meats, such as chicken or veal, alone, or in combination, may be used The onion and mustard may be omitted.
 Ninety recipes just think of it-by the famous cooking authority. Mrs. Janet Mckenzie Hill. sent free upon receipt of the CoIOred cer- tihcate packed in 2S-ceut cans of K Baking Powder Send for the handsome Cooks Book today to the JAQUEs MTG. Co.,, Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-18

Second: There is lack of common method of applying judgment: no mat ter how obtained;
 Third; There is no adequate basis of comparing the value of one lot with that of another; the value of one farm with that of another; the value of one city block with that of another: the value of one township with that of an other: the value of one city with that of another: the value of one county with that of another: the value of one part of a state with that of another.
 Fourth: No clear idea of idea of the origin of land value. especially in cities. exists in the minds of assessors.
 Firth: No analysis of the factors that enter into the value of city sites is at tempted;
 Sixth: While there is a general rec ognition of the law of comparative val nations. there is no method or at least the very cdurest of methods. of carry ing that law into effect; either by the assessors. reviewing bodies or state tax commissions
 The Souers system is designed tc correct these underlying faults, and SC
Arizona republican., 1913-12-18

to the corner, or value of units, Will upon computation show a difference in value. in mathematicauy exact ratio. There are variations of the corner tables to apply to retail, wholesale and residence properties.
 'The Somers system does not at any stage usurp the function of the public assessor. who is charged with the re- sponsibitity for the assessment and with power to fix taxable values. It is rather an aid to him, first in ascer- taining values of accessibility 10 the various blocks through the streets; second. in confirming these values by the approval of the concensus of com munity opinion: third, in measuring this judgment so ascertained and con firmed to the lots and parcels as now owned: fourth. in the equitable ap- praisal of buildings. That the assessor has not in the past done creditable work is due mainly to the lack of a system or standard of valuation, and the faults in the valuations are trace able to the following causes.
 First: There is q lack of common judgment in ascertaining values:
Arizona republican., 1913-12-18
MUST PAY ID HUNT ON LANDS
 OF INDIANS
Ruling of Indian Bureau in Return for State Law Prohibiting Redskins from Hunting Off the Reser- VatiOnS

The announcement from the office ,i the state game warden that the state itself has nothIng to do with the ruling on the several Indian reservations in the ueighborhoOd of Phoenix with regard to the hunting ice which is charged Americans hunt ing on the Indians grounds, will be of interest to the many who hereto fore thought the fee so charged was bE authorization by the state. In hls recent trip to the Sacaton IeserVa- ton. Frank W. Rogers, state game warden saw and talked to MT. Thackcry agent or that reservation, ia relation to the ruling. He found that the Indians were authorized from headquarters in Washington to charge outsiders for hunting on their ground, and that the money thus raised was spent in bettering the reservation roads.
 The matter is one which has been much discussed in the past. Indians gre not allowed to hunt off the res c1vation. and if caught killing game off their own lands will be prose Cutcd by the state officials.
 T think" said MT. Rogers, yester- day. just after retu ming from an eN- tcnsiVc visit to the several reserVa- items in the near vicinity. that talk ing into consideration the fact that Indians are not allowed to hunt off tlcir reservation, the whites should De confined to their lands. and should be assessed a fee large enough to pay fer the same they kill in the event they are allowed to hunt on the In dian property. This is only fair to the Reds
 Rogers took up the matter with tI.e Sacaton authorities of planting the sIews formed at the junction of the GiIa and Salt rivers twelve miles southwest of the city with fish. and further talked over the plan of SOW
Arizona republican., 1913-12-18

far as taxing officials have used it. it has corrected them. It has had to meet and overcome ignorance and the inter est of those who have desired to main tain and iniquity in assessments which operated to their benefit It has also encountered the opposition of those agents of invisible government who have been so potent in the past in maintaining the status quo when their employers could be advanced thereby.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-18
Beef Roll

A New Way of Using Left Overs
 By AI,s. Tanet 1(ch-em KfiEL, Editor of tAe BOSton Cooking .SchooI 1Eagazine
 Every housewife finds the dis position of left overs a most per plexing problem. K C Beef Roll will go a long ways toward help ing you out when the family get tired of hash and stews. You really ought to try it for supper tonight or tomorrow night at the latest. 46
Arizona republican., 1913-12-18
DEATH OF MRS. SUSAN

DEATH OF MRS. SUSAN E. SHAW-Ed A. Shaw yesterday morn ing received telegram informing him of the death of his mother, Mrs. Susan E. Shaw, at her home in CIarksviue. Mo. at 6:3O o'clock on Tuesday evening" Mrs. Shaw was well known in Phoenix. having spent last winter here. She was so years of age.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-18

Hire q little salesman at The Re rubican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-18

Big Orange Sale McKee's, today Advertisement. pr
Arizona republican., 1913-12-18

May Robson is to star next season in q new play by James Forbes.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-09-18

| Text Woe unto them that
decree rnrighteous decrees' and
that write grievousness which
they have prescribed;
To turn aside the needy from
Judgment, and to take away the
right from the poor of my people,
that widows may be their prey,
and that they may rob the faith
erless;' lisa. 1O.1.2.)
The cry is heard against the
unrighteous decree--And THE
WORLDS CREssET" says to US
Readers, that it is an unrlgh'
lteous decree, when it is de-
claired that the Pope of Rome is
a vice, gerant of Christ, and the
true successor of St, Peter. And
| that it is an unrighteous de-
cree. For the pope and priest
hood to say they have power to
forgive sins-And that it Is an
unrighteous decree; for the pope
to declare that all catholics
should and of a right aught
to hear and obey the popes com
mands before any governmental
power, that they chance to be
citizens under, And that it is an
unrighteous decree, for the pope
and priesthood to say, that our
free school system, ought to &c
to where il came from, the devil
| And hundreds of other uu
righteous DEGREES as the St
Louis Labor says in Aug. % 1918
What are these men 10 the min
es to do? What cause save the
!private ownership of the mine.
has stripped them of their liber
Ity? How are they ever to be
free, economically free, as long
as the mines may be closed OF
operated at the pleasure of
few owners? the mineral wealth
in the mines is fixed. If tits
not mined to day it may be min
ed tomorrow. The owners may
wait. They hold the whip in hand
The miners must work ol
} starve. What should the miner!
do? the bishop tells them to be-
. ware of Socialism And yet Soci;
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-09-18

A SERMON ON THE PRESENT HIMB
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

men women and children. The
former bound, the latter wailing
and sobbing with fear
"Serparrte the women aud
children from tbe men, was his
command.
THE women and children shall
be spared" But they v2rg to be
kent 4 slaves.
Are there Any amn1g
said he to the men, who profess
the faith If the holy Cathollc
church,"
Two of the prisoners answered
in the affirmative. He turned
them over to Father Salvandi,
ordering their bonds to be re.
moved, Continuing he said to the
rest: Are there any among ye,
who seeing the error of their
ways, will renounce the heresy
of Luther and come into the fold
of the only true church?'
A dead silence followed. The
captives looked mournfully at
each other and at the Adelantado
But in his set cruel countenance
there was no sign of mercy. BE
! warned! To those who rscant
the church opens her arms. To
those who will not death tempora
and eternal is decreed."
! Moved with pity but knowing
it was useless to utter a word ,oi
pleading for mercy to the prison.
ers on any other terms, the
priest lifted his crucifix.
The silence was still unbrokeu
and the cloud on Melendez's face
grew still more sinister.
Hear ye and now say Dc
you not comprehend that your
lives rest upon your speech:
Either ye embrace the safety
that the church cffers or ye die
by the halter" "
| Then one sturdy soldier took a
step in front of his fellows ano
lifting up his face proudly said
l"Pedro de Melendez we are il
your power. You are master O
Our fort and our mortal bodies
but in the face of the death 70,
threaten we say we can not re
cant our faith in the true church
of Christ. We have naught to d.
with Rome As we have lived il
7 our Lords teachings, we will di
|, faithful to them. We ask you
, mercy on honorable terms only
7 We cannot take the terms yol
Offer"
The speaker looked aroun
5 him at his fellows and over thei
l faces cleaned an answerin
, light.
/ "Speaks this man for the res
of We also?"
!, There was a moments silenc
!. and then sailor stepping fo1
q ward spoke out "Ay ay: Captai
/ what ne has said we all say,
V deaths The word we are read
+ for the end OF the voyage, wha
f ever port our compass brings l
to-"
BE it even as ye saw" sal
e Melendtz cod y, strrnly witho,
# >oftening of accent or show
n passion: 1.-TWO hours hen'
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these men are to be hung with,
out the fort. Their punisnmeGt
shall be a warning 20 heretics
and invaders of the realm Of
Spain in all ages" Turning to
the newly appointed commander
of the fort he said: See to it
that halters are provided and
That my order is executed y To
tho priest: Reverend father,
VOC May talk with I'lc:n ana =
any are converted Civ them
your Offices"
Then arose the cries of women
and children a: the first embrac-
ed their husbands for the last
time and the latter clung to their
fathers hands. So sad so pitful
was the scene it should have
moved a heart Of stone to. mercy
/ but it did not.
Neither cries nor tears nor
pitful bes eeching on bent knees
on their part swerved Melendez
from his purpose one jot. Nor
would he bear one word OF ex
postulation from the priest who
would fain have had more time
for bis exhortations and who was
himself sho cked at the AIDE Ian
tado's wholesale and relentless
decree.
Nevertheless he spared not his
exhortations and pleaoings. In
his sight the way of escape was
easy. But he preached and
promised in vain and perhaps
Judging from Melendez's deeds
afterwards. had the prisoners
then recanted still they would
have not been s,ared. AS it was
the soldier and sailor had spoken
! for the martrrdom of all and at
the appointed time the last sepa
ration was made between tbs
men doomed to death and Shell
companions in so many miseries
and misfortunes and they were
marched forth to a huge liveoal
whose gnarled widespread arms
were dangling with halters.
There they persisted and there
their bodies were left hanging
until the same tree bore another
like CHASTITY crop to mark tht
, vengence of De Gourges.
, Under this tree was planted
2 a hewn board on which wa
r painted in large characters tn
following:
] "These do not suffer a
Frenchmen but as heretics an
! enemies to Cod
r Also read from the same pape
3 again.
Rome in her collegs and COZ
It vents brings up the youth frol
his earliest years; but to whs
e heights does 8 he. permit th
:. young man or woman to be raj!
n ed9 Never higher then the fee
f of the pope, As soon as the il
Y teliigence, guided by the Jesuit
has ascended to the feet of til
S pope, it IN ust remain there pr
strate itself and fall asleep, Tn
d pope! That is the great object
1t wards which al! the intellegent
# of the Roman Catholics must
,clccnv ergod," says an expires
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-09-18

n2s r5ig., r.r>trl .,~n u Il ~ 100
cry he is competent o speak
with authority, Why is sucha
speaker then, not the proper au'
thorlty to warn US in regard TO
the designs Of Rome on our puo:
lie schools,
TD,.p $40 IA 20 can read the
aao1a .th u harrowfying
Sl!uGuef vas sing over their NOR
tai body In seeing those un.
righteous DEGREES put in force.
Beholding the son snatched
from the mother, the husband
from the wife, and the father
from the child. And to listen at
the heart rendering cries, It's
enough tUchii' the blood in the
veins of any human that has a
heart Of flesh in their mortal
bodies
May the spirit of a Bayard OF
the South tMarion) or Wilda Of
Baltimore, or a Caltax of India.
na, or Washington of Va. or a
LAFAYETTE, of a France. or an
Uncle Johns Ellis of Indiana:
arise in their mighty strength,
lIike King Solomon, Hiram AbiH
his hosts and his clans,
Came from the hills the Wales
and the lands, i
And bind them together in Fra
ternal bands,
Let them come not together for
! conquest or spoil.
But come against monarchy to
labor and toll.
The Truth and the right to SOW
and prepare,
With measure and gavel, plumo,
.pvel Ind square.
And the trowel of the Master
we must WELD with care,
For no sound of discord must
never be heard here
Let US kneeling together ir
Friendship and Truth, 3
In Union together like Esther,
an Rub I
II prayar asking our Master IL
heaven o. ,l,g4, 3
To grant us IN Love our wishe
in reply, y
For the poor and needy to b5
raised straightway, /
} And Masons and Odd. Fellow.
stand their enemy at bay. (
), Let Freedoms Cause be illur
1 mate over the head of the pow
er H.. ,.ecree unrighteous d.
r crees III taking the rights aw;
from the people; that widow
= may be their prey, and to RI
4 the tatAerless. We say let I'll
t day come when the PlumnS
e shall be seen in the hands,
J. Zerrubabbla with the seven: 81
t Eyes of the Lord. and the Spis
+ of the Lord God to rest urs
$ him. the Spirit Of wisdom, aSi
e understanding. And let hss
, judge the pnor with righteoIS
e ness and let righteousness NJ
o. the girdle OF his lnins. II
e righteousness will cover N.
!, Continued to page 1: ii
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NOTICE..

The Colony grist mill will run
on every Saturday-and will only
grind on Saturdays.
COLONY TRUSTEES.
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Mr., JAMES MCINTOSH.

Ia one who you can depend up.
on for to Cry your Sales. He is
Doth Energetic, Quick and Act
i've in his work, and will more
ban make you your money,
Call on him at his home.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-09-18

lism offers them the only means
of escape. 1t comes to the miner
to strike from his limbs the
schains of economic servltude
and he is told to strike it down
told that it is irreligious ald in
conflict with the laws of God
that he should be free. ~
What will the miner do 4 is
of little consequen ce whaf she
individual miner here or there
may do There is no doubt what
the miners as class will do
what the workers in industry
as class will do once the realit-
| les of their situation shall dawn
upon them.
Capitalism is doomed Absolut,
ism is doomed, Authority of
| pope or king is doomed. Demo
cracy alone has life-democracy
,, alone is The crowninA glory of
human prog rcss: 1t is tie one
thing cerIa in in human affairs
the ultimate triu mph Of demo
cracy the ultimate realization of
the ideals of justice among man
1t has seemed far removed as
I we have looked down through
the pages of history But the
drama is moving swiftly. It is
yet within the memory of men
now living when human beings
were sold upon the auction block
and it was decreed that the slave
had no rights which bis master
was bound to respect:
Betw cen to day and the fifty
years which have passed since
Gettysburg was fought centuri
es in human achievement have
passed. We are in the midst o1
vast changes: We are in the thro
es of revolution: And as the
mighty drama is unfo1ded the
patriotic Federation of Socie
ties appears upon the scene
and bids a halt that it may stage
a miracle play and restore
the things that have passed
away
! Also read from the Menace il
Aug. 9th, 1918,
THE PRISONERS
EyECTTTE n
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the POst-oMce ut Brushykpob
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There are pages in history
which are penned with trembling
reluctant hand, 50 full of atrocity
and horror are they. Net they
must be written, if for naufht
else than for warning to the gen
erations of men to keep. chains
upon the brutal instincts which
let loose without restrains, do
turn the loveliest spots of earth
into fittypes of hell.
1t was a cruel sanguinary age,
when blood flowed like water,
not only in the new wor}d but in
the old. An age which prated
much of GhriStsAN,f5 Nut kna "
1yt 2uAt morrs or justice or
charity Mear "hGr reas sons OF
state intcrvprcd. v
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WORLDS CRESsET

4Rev..L. S. GARRETT, ED.
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SUBSCRIPTION
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He ordered the prisoners to be
brought into the entral coury of
the fort. They were all together
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-03-21
COMMISSIONERS PICKED
BUT NOT ANNOUNCED.

SALEM, March 17.-Governor
West stated today that he had decid-
ed upon the persons he would appoint
on the state industrial accident COM
mission, created by the workmens s
compensation law. and a corporation
commissioner, provided for in the
Mitchell blue sky law. He said. how
ever, he was not ready to make the
names public.
Positions on the industrial accident
commission are considered to be
among the most important in the
state, There will be three commits
sioners, each to receive an annual
salary of $500. The corporation
commissioner will receive salary of
$4,000 a year.