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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-03
BANQUET FOR NELSON.

Minnesota to C0jOorato bIrthday Nnnt'
vsroary OF Senator.
st. Paul, Feb. 3-Plans are being
completed for the banquet to be given
tonight in honor of Senator knute
Nelson's 10th birthday. The affair ts
expected to be- the most largely attend
ed of its kind ever given man in pub
lie life in Minnesota. More than 500
persons are expected to dine and sew
cral hundred more probably will listen
to the many speakers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-03
MRS. cAhDAcE eRIees DEAD.
Wife Of Former Railroad Director ant
Mother Of State LEGISLATOR.

Davenport, Feb. 3.-Mrs Candaca
Grggs, wife OF r. II. Griggs former di-
rector OF the c. II. I. & p. railway,
and mother Of State Representatives
w. Griggs. died here Sunday. The
funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-03
GARMENT WORKERS STRIKE.

Five Thousand Employees in Boston
Demand, Higher Wages.
Boston. Feb. 3.-Ftve thousand gar
ment workers employed in forty shops
in this city struck today to enforce a
demand for Increased wages, an eight
hour day. abolition OF tenement house
work, and recognition Of the union. NO
disorder was reported.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-03
nArH.rUs TRIAL BEGUN.

R.he.r;na Of Governments Criminal
Action Opens at ostroit.
Detroit, Mich, Feb. 3.-The retrial OF
~. governments criminal suit against
the so-called bath tub trust was sched-
Med to begin in the United States
district court here late this afternoon
before Judge Clarence ". Sessions, cf
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-03
WYOMING FOR INCOME TAX.
Legislature Ratifies Proposed Amend
vnent to Constitution.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Feb. 3.-Under a
suspension Of the rules both houses OF
the wyoming legislature this morning
passed the joint resolution ratifyinS
the income tax amendment to the con-
,stitution,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-03
PATIENT LEAPS TO DEATH.
crazed by Injection Of Cocaine Jerry
Reiehal Jumps From Window.

Cedar Rapids. Feb. 3,--Crazed by an
injection OF cocaine given previous to
an operation to his eyes. Jerry Reichai.
aged %, jumped from window In
Mercy hospital this morning and was
Instantly killed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-03
vii SON RETAINS TuMuLTv.

p....n+ Private Secretary 20 esesms
secretary 70 President.
Trenton, n. J.. Feb. s.-Joseph Pat
.,o, Tumulty. at present private secre-
tarv to governor Wilson. will be secre-
tary to the president after March ac-
cord,ne to an announcement by Presi-
dent-Elect Wilson today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-03
HOME OF FARM PUBLICATION At
DEs MONIES PREY TO
FLAMES. !
MUCH VALUABLE MACHINERY
,.s.-~.e.s.s PUT OUT. OF, c COMMISSION
Loss Of $12s,ooo inflicted by Early
Morning Blaze - Big Presses Under
Water-Plant TO es Rebuilt and Re.
equipped at Once - Auxiliary Com.
pany Burned Out.

Des Moines. Feb. 3.-Fire practically
destroyed the Homestead publishing
Company's four story building eariy
today. The fire started in the electro
thruout the building.
The estimated damage is approxi-
mately s125,O00. covered by insurance
The plant will be rebuilt at once.
James M. Pierce publisher OF the
Homestead, and owner and manager OF
kindred properties. was unable to es-
innate the loss. but he said that the
biggest part of it Is covered by insur
ance.
At 1880 a. IN. Mr.. Pierce was wadinG
in water almost knee deep on the
main floor of what was yesterday one
OF the modern and beautiful printinc
plants in Iowa. Other employees and \
corps of firemen were aiding In sweep
ing the water out OF the building. The
basement is still flooded. Here Ia sit
uated the big magazine press. one OF
the largest presses in the state. and
other presses used in the job printing
department.
The Des Moines Engraving Company
plant. subsidiary company of the
Homestead properties. is completely
gutted.
Mailing List Damaged.
The fire started on the second floor
Of the main building in the foundry de-
partment. No one was at work in the
building as far as known. The electro
tipping machinery and fixtures are II
total loss. In the front of this building
is the big mailing list OF the Home
stead, and it is feared it is badly dam
aged.
Several thousand dollars worth Of
fine printing stock now on hnnd Is
ruined. Most of the damage on the first
floor is from water and smoke.
Mr.. Pierce will begin Immediately to
work to get his plant In order for car
Ing for business. Arrangements Will be
made for getting out the Homestead in
some manner as soon as possible and
probably with little If any delay.
The Homestead plant and all prop
critics will be rebuilt Immediately as
soon as it Is possible to adjust the in
surance and get the labor done.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-03
RATE cAsEs NOT DECIDED.

Supreme Court Adjourns For Three
Weeks Without peeisien.
Washington, Feb 3.-The supreme
court today took q recess until Mon
day, Feb. "a, without announcing any
fiecIsions IN the state rate cases or the
inter mountain rate case.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-03
JOHNSON LOSES APPEAL.
United States Supreme Court Decides
Aoainst Neoro Pu9ilist.

washington, Feb. 3.-Tne supreme
court today dismissed the appeal OF
Jack johnson, the negro pugilist, in
dicted in Chicago, on charge Of violat-
ing the federal white slave act from
tho decision Of the federal court Of
northern Illinois.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-03
T..R. BULLETIN
Noticeable News Of Today
The Weather.

Sun rises Feb. at 7:06; sets at 5:22
Iowa-Unsettled weather. with prob
ably snow tiurries tonight or Tuesday;
colder In east portion tonight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-03
FOUR KILLED in COAST BLAZE.
Fire in Sacramento Apartment Hous.
ImpsriIs Many Lives.

Fire in Sacramento Apartment House
Impsrils Many Lives.
Sacramento, CAL, Feb. 3.-Four per-
sons are known to be dead, another is
dying, ten are in hospitals suffering
from burns or broken bones, and the
search fortbodies continues in the ruins
OF the st. Nicholas apartment house.
which was destroyed by fire Sunday
morning while some Of the guests were
at breakfast and others were in their
rooms.
An explosion Of fumes Of oil which
had escaped from defective burner
in the basement started the fire, which
quickly enveloped the building.
The Dead:
The dead:
Lawrence. Miss Nora, clerk for
Wells-Fargo Express Company: body
found IN ruins.
Fehr. Albert. pensioner. Southern
Pacific machinist; body found in ruins.
Dunn, ". J, local manager Of I'm
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06

Section bal in al respects provisions of law respeng ballots to be used at general county or state elections so far as applicable except that the name of the officer desgnated for ballots used in county state elections nts or other to & 6 voted upon % at the munfa % M e ballot shall be indicative the of the didacy or of the support of any candidate
 Section 10 The of candidate who has been duly and regularly nominated and who has not wdTa~n his or her name as herein provided shall not be omitted from the the ballot @ na at two @ squares shall be provided wherein to mark the cross to the measure.
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 Section 15 At said primary election any candidate who shall candidate and 1s If election held above provided there be shall be consider second general for the candidates to fill such offices The candidates not ecu
 
 less there be- and who re- number respective offices at candidates at said second the of a other therefor then all shall becon
 he to the declared elected such office
 the masculine gender in this Char include
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Arizona republican., 1913-09-06

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 telephone telegraph electric city Eibft the placing poles wires highways and public places of the city
 location % of all water pipes m fas f1s alleys and rn6c paSes & nhd s0 require the n Of charts % m ana maps or % regans governing elections not provide from time to time polling ballots and paTaphernaia necessary announcing declaring provide time the State of Arizona and on the expedent and e@ and appoint proper officers to {5} To establish a appoint members "e eSs @ To % establish Park Board Playground of other Boards as they deem advisable with such and & du ] as qa R6 6' d % rescrib @ @ s d"
 (5 To provide suitable procedure % % % tRG ti % S % to ro and manner for paying for the same am 5 f inc city not otherwise appropriated srpone m @ of contributing to the entertainment celebration holidays events in defrang the eTpnTf 4f ne the Commission may deem proper
 
 (S2 To provide vacation abandonment and non city purchase or by con or artificial water channel and such va b ama % pP p Sp winch % may be he1e0y 6 and m make 5 u f tbe enforcement of such lien
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 shall be taken the passage the journal o the O Commission. Sectfo A major of
 
 ingt the effect O of a the mission of o as follows" providing specific improvement dollars the appropriation lease public property for the levyng of any establishing changing fire limits for ordinances provided be general of the hen is o O. be franchises shall be proved atesed the clerk until thirty for the immediate of such
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06

be similar and proper record 1 shall all be keD na of a the h n % taken relative thereto and the actions of th Gt d directed M % and and all ws and issued out of required of con ''0S section n The Commission give this Chapter not otherwise therein provided
 Bonds olrd and oaths ftFs M of Office
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 The bonds & saa a after % sn by by ae h Com cep of clerk filed with kept 6y ths y % tn h and nPou ased cd by the Section Before enens upon on the dI H % his b % e this Charter under ordinance the & city shall hall take and by subscribed if by an bond if by official not M required to give bond such oath shall be filed with and kept S.': clerk
 @ Section The Of h .sa shsn % the Fs @ s9 ac h"ndrd (oo elars pe year. In addition to his salary shall have continent fund of not to exceed two hundred 92Qo warrants out of any funds in the city treasury not @ I cretion and without % aee4pnting @ @ therefor therefore, ,, ~ salary of him. in
 
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 mission ~ f CHAPTER XXI
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 Nominations of Officers and Primary Elections !
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Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
CHAPTER V The Mayor

be officer of O O ordinances ar
 Section annually time give  recommend consideration such deem 
 The shall be official head
   before he of 
 4 by
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06

and determine all matters within his jurisdiction herein used by said magistrate
 
 shall be kept of the issuance of of thereon The
  issued out ot by
  in The provisions otherwise therein provide
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06

and publication of ordinance resolution in the manner otherwise prescribed by Section IS The Commission shall within one CD year after
 
  sed together with provisions of  published n book form transaction of business least meeting shall be Commission; said and the other duly elected and la
 Section 20 Special meetings be called by the mayor by three (3) members O Section 21 Any the minutes application clerk. Section before the Commission petion petition shall lar of business, matters involving his official
  affirmative
 "A Wherever,
  ercised established  nevertheless a by ordinance Commission of such established law therefor prescribe
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06

be filed for nominee foms r..:..... Phoenix - at >o & CD m Eae @ & of said petitions % must be of of uniform size % @ m by & e eg o h % st ] a ] f@an h fh name of one candidate thereto have signed any other certificate petitions % @ f d @ @ n % @ % he % f nea psesd @ oqrs % @ foT Section 2 The petition petitions m th % eeIn % t m ] ] may mayor & was @ eced may be presented shall endorse such petition petitions so f seoH % the nns 9o e5oy-Sns the of & chsptsF xy this Hamiqaon by the city clerk of such petitions petition petitions h - 1H to tbf n nor i per- ana @ quaIGaons of such signeTs the nomination of candidates elective for amendment recall petitions. may later sn as 0r das be{ore the of election M upen anu such % th%rWaI @ t b " f e p%ga on the ehnt be made by filing petitions therefor Section 5 When a petition of nomination shall no signatures 1n shall hal: be be. revoked the thereafter 4d of two 9 years all petitions of nomination and all certificates Section Immediately petitions filed offices % m be % ed % enG % b or t the t cpndn h ] in s m @ %th tne fore the election certify such list being the list required by the Charter of the City of Phoenix and the coms sion shall said certified list of and the offices be to published the by ordinance said the publishing 
 section The city clerk shall print for binding numbering be municipal elections provided published substantially in | following
 Primary General speciaD Municipal Election City of Phoenix
 
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Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
CHAPTER VIII City Court

be established City of designated THE CITY OF PHOENIX, MAIsICOPA COUNTY, which shall always be juridca authorized by 
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  cit and jurisdiction follows:
 jurisdiction proceedings the violation ordi of penalty forfei- ordinance imposed and which due nd cclec under he ordinances said
 least CD city magistrate by shall judge the until appointed office Charter.
 Sectio shall provide each magistrate furni
 
 the keeping maintaining of
 
 said the assigned that duty All fines. penalties and feesc and performance of therefor ordinance of the apportoned particular fund and shall there fter be n
 jurisdiction. he shall be entitled authorized served and all wrs and and
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
The Nj Manager

Section supervision
 
 
 
  mal purchases supplies the received contracted for he shall employ and dcag all employees of the city he otherwise provided Charter  a Commission first shall required by the Commission make indicated by the detail of particular matter relating to the affairs of the cit
 
 the ed A shall other tha verbal other the herein provided be made verbally All wrte tn inspection the eector of the c well that of the mayor t all of he of
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-13

w. D. Sorrels, a wide wake
farmer, about six miles south of
town, called in to see us Monday
morning for the purpose of hav-
ing the CHAMPION sent to his son
in North Dakota. During a
pleasant conversation, we learn
ed that he was an old Anthony,
Kansas, man. When we inform
ed hin that he was then talking
to the founder of the first news.
paper in Harper county, that we
started the Anthony Journal
while the grass was still green
in the center of the streets of
that town, the conversation pick.
ed up quite lively. Those were
wild and woody" frontier days,
when we used corn and buffalo
chips for fuel and the farmers
gathered buffalo bones as their
cash crop, To make it still more
interesting, and add a little more
spice" and ginger" to life, we
were in the cyclonic midst of one
of those frontier county seat
fights, and well do we remem-
Der when some six hundred arm
- men swept down from the
= nth and surrounded our office
Just at daylight one beautiful
morning. for the purpose of TAX
ing the county records up to our
rival town, Harper City. Not
being able to see any signs of
life. these would-be marauders
were puzzled, until they learned
that an equal number of men at
that moment had a bead on
them" from near by buildings.
Then they "wilred" and went
back much wiser than when they
came. In the early settlement
of this country some folks think
they had hard times. Pshaw
they din't even have a taste OF
hard times"
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-13
Mt. View Items

S. A. Metts has been quite sick
with lagrippe.
A. L. Dotson, wife and sister
were in Elgin Friday.
There was no Sunday scoool,
on account of bad weather.
A. L. Dotson and wife spent
Sunday with S. s. Williams.
Harvey Campbell's little baby
is quite sick with pneumonia.
J. T. Dotson and family spent
the day with parents Monday.
Farmers of this community
are getting ready to plant corn.
Mr.. Noteworthy has moved
from the Carlson farm to the
Pickett place
Ermine Dotson was absent
from school part of last week,
on account of being sick.
SCHOOL Boy.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-13
Bring Your Cream to Us! u. q? 4 : :s: s:s: s'

house on the Leonard farm, in
place of the one destroyed by
fire a short time ago. He is
again hard at his task, getting a
No. l crop started.
D. w. Hooper has retired as
master mechanic over the kitch-
en- department, and is resting
up" on the farm. Mrs. H., we
are glad to say, Is again able to
partially assume her position as
chief engineer Of the Hooper
domestic affairs.
Jess King came in from Okla
homa City Monday night, and
will take up his abode with Will
son, in his newly established
bachelors quarters. Jess says
he will try to sooth Wilson to a
condition of restfulness at night;
and also assist in "hard-oiling"
the kitchen floor with bacon
juice) and making the path to
the dining room more four-y-
till further arrangements.
LUNA.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-13
From District No. 22

R-r-r-r! Hello central! Give
me the CHAMPION office. Hello!
Is this Mr.. Soule? Say! Mr..
Soule, this is what we are doing
in District No. %:
Mr.. Stoffer has enlarged his
cellar.
Farmers all busy rushing their
springs work.
Mrs. Harrison was on the sick
list a few days.
Mr.. Hooper is fencing a large
part of his farm.
Richie King was home from
Lawton over Sunday.
Mr.. Baugh and wife were in
Elgin one day last week.
Mr.. Sanders is farming on his
usually large scale. He is the
always lucky" man.
Quingley says that long con-
tinued single blessedness is very
apt to result in double cuss-
edness.
Tim Baker has been making
the girls hearts go "pit-a-pat"
ever since starting out with that
swell" new rig.
Mr.. Cline's fine new house, In
connection with his large barn.
adds much to the looks and val.
ue Of his property.
The abundant and much need.
ed rain of the past few days put
the ground in excellent condition.
and planted hope In the farmer''
heart.
| Bill Hunt has built a small