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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-06
SPARKS DOES THE FLlPFLAP.

john g sparks. VINO created tne role OF
Alderman Phclau iu "The Man Of tie
Hour" is making another Ait iu The
American Maid. As Lefty McCarty. 81
walking delcgato be does dance lu the
new musical COMEDY which .s something
70 be seen il IL requires crawling. Ills
IN the notice in these columns on Tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-06
DEATH FREES s65o,oOo TO YALE.

Wallingford. Conn, March By the
death here to-day Of Joseph Lyman Yale
University will receive sCJ0OcO lie held
the life use OF the money. which was be-
uueathed TO the college By his brother,
Samuel Lyman. who died in 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-06

IIermosilo Sonora. Mexico. March o.
Reputation of Huertas provisional ma
tional government was made officially
here TO-DAY az a special meeting OF the
sonora state Congress which also issued
a general call to arms FOR all people Of
the state 10 prevent any intrusion Or
Huerta soldiers.
ANY attempt TO bring government
troops into Sonora will bc resented was
the message sent by the state authorities
lerc TO the party IN power - Mexico City.
Provisional Governor pcscuiera has
issued an announcement. declaring II am
prepared 10 defend the state with my life.
lie was appointed chief Executive 10y the
senate when Governor Maytorena. now a
refugee iu Arizona. was ousted.
Cannon have been placed around the
city and inirenchmcnts are being dug.
san Antonio. March 5-Emilio Madero.
reported dead hall a dozen times, aud
Raoul Madero. brothers Of the late Pres
ident Of Mexico. after 6oo-milo horseback
ride from Torreon. Mexico. TO Marathon.
whore they crossed the border. reached
~ftIi hIIlNlllN i'-Nbt y. Nv tii ttt+1 wv
journey thoy We're attacked. making
running fight OF it once and the second
time escaping be- their servants superior
knowledge Of the country
The Maderos We're met here by Gabriel
Madero. another brother. and all will re-
main IN san Antonio until after a con
ference in New York between Alfonso
Madero and other members OF the family
now on the way from Havana.
r. r. Beltran friend OF the Maderos.
who returned TO-DAY from Saltillo. says
that Governor Carrauza has 100" men al
his disposal TO unseat General Huerta as
Provisional President OF Mexico.
Mexico CITY. March 5.-Emiliauo Iapata
asked the government to-day for safe
escort to the capital for Francisco Mon
tauo. his secretary. who desires 20 present
peace terms. The escort will bc furnished
and Montana IS expected to arrive here
Friday.
The government mas ordered Generals
Orozco and Salazar 10 move their forces
into the state Of Sonora and give battle
to the rebels In addition. Garcia Grena-
dos Minister Of the Interior. said tonight
thousand OF more regulars VII be di--
patched 10 Sonora.
Onicial reports that the forces under
BENJAMIN Arguomedes have defeated rcoei
hands in san LIis PotOsi and are mo'in7
against the rebels iu Iacatecas. Ihe
Minister of the interior declafes that the
Government Dr. practically 90 possession
.r all t,.rfs Of A..t.4s Galleries and san
Luis Potosi. but admits that the state an
thortios of Sonora and 'oanuia az" .n
rebellion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-06
GOV. CLARK OF ALASKA RESIGNS.

Juneau. Alaska. March J.-GoyerHor
Walter r. Clark mailed his resignation TO
President Wilson yesterday. rs soon a.
he H. relieved he will go to Connecticut To
visit his parfnts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-06
OFFICES.


MAIN oFrICE--No. i54 Nassau street
UPTOWN OFTICE-No. 1884 Lroadwsy. o.
any American Distric. Telegraph once.
HARLEM OFFiCE--No. 49, East t2hth
street. NO. 263 West i2Jth street and NJ
afo Wext 18th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-06
CEMETERIES.
TIF wuODLAWN CEMETERY.

THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY.
p,3d 81 Ry Harlem Train and BY Trolley.
Office 20 East a3d ST.. y. 7.
S,iBVLANCES PIERCE ARROW, FOR h.-e
SirL convelescents carried: rate. IS and $40
IN Manhattan and % cents mile outside
prank E. Campbell. 23d 81. Tel. 1924 Chsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-06
DIED..

BODENSTAB-S uddenil Of pnegmons, at no
residence 80. cOi hugUcHot 81, Ns'
Rorh..le Leonard Herbert. beloved husband
II o'clock al 81 Uenis's church. NOnAerp
Iuteimcut OF FRIDAY. March :. az -. Msrys
Cemetery. Youkers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-06
OBITUARY NOTES.

AUGUSTINE n DORE veteran driver
and trainer Of the half-mile tracks and
tn, Grand circuit died yesterday ia
Taunton. Mass For years he was trainer
for stock farm and mad developed many
racers.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05

 otherwise prescribed Section The shall within year after ordinances resolutions sifed together from the Charter of the city and such provisions of the contu tion and laws the State the Commission n shall transaction
 
  shall called lie
   Section 20 Special meetings be Section 21 Any citizen of this city have the  Section 2 Any citizen of this before the Commission such petition shall be business, within be from oting of be as af prescribed law the State of Arizona such
  exercised performed adopted in the in different
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05

Section The ballots shall in all comply with the or state elections far applicable that the of the county nens m other onestons m he poad nnon at the nmncps e1ec provided under this Charter The the nothing the ballot shall be indicative of the source of the Section 10 The of candidate who has been duly and as herein provided shall not be omitted from the ballot half two G squares shall be provided wherein to mark the cross to- the section shall be left the printed wherein section a The prorsion may is "s the sane exist or as the amended changed. the elections shall all special munich Section 1a After the holding of such primary election it shall duly declared the and result of such cleo
  only candidates proper and necessary be printed on the ballots to be used In sec primary thirty holding the general cleo the qualifications of holding conducting said elections the quac primary who shall majority of all the votes cast at such election shall be further election shall be held said candidate any office to which the required number of persons were not primary
  the candidates fill such offices The candidates not elected 
 
 offices
  election; under the
 
 other such said equal number of shall likewise become candidates
 Section candidates equal number to the shall of election elected masculine this Char 
 
 Section There shall general municipal election held in the 1915 and the of giving notice and the holding ballots the the method of announcing
  or
  of be a in
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05


 the same street to use the same tracks and structures @ thereto installed may the cost of construction 
 (52 every person. corporation ing maintaining pair that of the between the alley keep proper repair t f % spags of s d street b 1TenR or alley & N lying and bGne O feet in width along and outside the outside rails the (53) To permit laying ' m 3h Tor ] @ Pup Gf connecting % ~aeHOU reno @ m line of railroads that may be along or which hereafter enter into on5 prescribed from time to time by the Commission such to be used as main line thereof and also for the of a must be d m ocorane % epe % the eo a % crbG by M be revocabe at the pleasure of the Commission
 (5D To cause the removal or placing under ground of all within designated public us @ and r2 % ss s sa eaa IGsssP @ all ns % streets avenues alleys and public places and to require the filing
 To make all rules eguaons elections not necessary polling places ballots paraphernaa ennoncn declaring and recording the results hereof to prod for the resaton of the duly qualified electors of the city from the such to @0 To establish Civic Board and appoint members dues as to a be fxed '90 py the Commission with S"' they advisable h % such bowers and dus as a be fixed by the onmission also to establish Civil Service prescribe ( To provide suitable procedure of taking over or 70 other (6 To authorize the expenditure out of the funds of the gate fiscal thousand Iooo9 dollars for the
 
 delegate assemblies of of the city held in Commission deem (6D To establish and employment
 
 rrigang canal lateral ditch artificial water trrigang canal lateral ditch vacation. such part thereof may thereby and make such assessment lien on the property Of such 3 The Commission shall have full power @ to pTeseTb by 1ed to be issued the conditions upon which they may the ] method 5 o5 ns d @ % ana G % a provide by ordinance cancellation revocation of such license or @ T9 sssaGn and % do and no[% on9 the general powers of the city or any of the with this Charter or pm p6 9me all et eured Sy tn @ of the tate to all additional powers in by section when present all meet The Commission shall elect one of it's Commission shall pro provide de for the time ttG and me Commission whether regular or special. be o the public constitute a quorum the transaction business - Commission shall establish rules for ts proceed only by resolution or or 
 shall be taken the passage
 
 the eproceed of the all the members of the Com ordinance resolution hav the effec of anor all ordinances passed by of he of follows:" Section Ac onsp expenditure of public money except the appropriation
 
 
  called for general he Seco ordin reconsider the vote such shall md books therefor but ordinance re-
  by the Commission and approval
 
 of peace the
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05
CHAPTER V The M ayor

be ficer of 
  Section 2. The shall recommend consideration  Section The shall be recognized the official head 
  behalf he
  he 4. of the police
 INT1rrIp
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05

determine all matters  said magistrate justices of the  the thereon The  issued shall be st
 
  otherwise Vded
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05

justices ts and and returns and of any and all other actions directed exec execute and erye & any m and 3 all nrs nnd PFo @ % % ] % b m be made by such officer M to the same % extent @ IS ] ] % s @ Commission shall all ordinances herein provided
 CHATTER TIA a1F K K o..,. of office any officer of whom eeon rhe % ofa ponds of the following named officers o @ be the m 9u4 f Ger qs %s s he s @ m ] 6 M c Treasurer s5o,OOO; the city Collector, s1OOOO the city collector in greater section official Section Official bonds required by Charter by principal well honestly and faithfully perform the duties of his office and will at all times account to the city or the proper oG thereof for all moneys and % RropeFty Teoevd % % G office his Commission or his superior officer all books ofc or in connection herewith together Hh complete nven " 1e oe F601y 6o1d shah wn two CD is required by law for the qua Guaaton fife tic of Sues upon % 00ndT % be charg official bonds Com the which shall filed kept thereon or appended by mayor officer of the city whether elected ppointed under the subscribe an oath of office in the form of the official oath by the L The & oath sG & taken 9d if 6y a to the bond if by official not required to give bond such oath small De ''F' ~VD( CHAPTER Ry R: x for sson een Fhs ea5eg n % s % the s @ to dollars per yea In 3 addition dit to his @ salary ] ne mayor % dollars year payable may 
 such his dis section 2 commssoners salary him. not to exceed in the aggregate three hundred ( dollars rateI of thousand (5Ooo dollars per year
 of ggnss hundred m @ gsG dollars per yes P25abe m month ] % mch ehange m @ modicsion r increase sha howeTer not sEe effect during the term for Which any magistrate then in section 5 The salary the by thousand Cooo) dol
 Provisions Relating to Section No member of the Commission shall hold any other which Office % created 9 or ne which H nerassd by th he expiration of term
 section No officer or employee % shn De qy % & or m mdreS ire M & & Of M aFy & % 6 fn rems m m ss r ] b G % wnlc t @ m nor in the or lease any m real & estate @ Or other Or by virtue of legal 9Foezz at the suit of the city public service corporation in the city or of any Peson having any Any agreement in section deemed the No appointment be political appoint I punishment shall 
 
 Nominations of Officers and Primary Elections i. a. modeo of officers be
  (b) of a ballot of 
 (c) of of a l. filled Ia
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Arizona republican., 1913-09-05

need m not 1o3 be @ one CD petition CD shall also have printed thereon part sha if found insufficient be
 CD m Each @ of said petitions must be of uniform size and more; and each sgne thereto thereto have signed any other ceroa sneo % ] m or h % name other candidate for the office in candidates that office
 Section The petition nomination the number of preceding to the city clerk not earlier than sixty twenty ) days before the date set for election The @ @ 1 m Ic % petition or petitions the date when the
 provisions of Chapter XVII of this Charter so far as the same relate the filing of petitions thereof by the said city clerk as the number qualifications comply the provisions of this qualifications such sgners the presentation thereof, sufficient of elective offices in the City of Phoenix said petitions also be amended Section Any person whose presented may tweny-eigh s5 days before request Gi here6or from i'm If such withdrawal remaining "o dav e ri % % @ Ihs therefor not later than twenty petition of nomination shall have been filed clerk be to section The city Chapter enter names a with 1s to be filled and shall not later than sixteen Q6) days be- required by the Charter of the City Phoenix to be filled designating whether for full unexpred be published proclamation calling by law O on proclamation
 city to be print
  binding ballots the lot shall the list published
 
 Primary General speeiaD Municipal Election
 City 0 Phoenix
 
 INSTRUCTIONS VOTERS To a O. whom forbidden. make O election
 (Name of Vote as
 be be . ......i -. | |
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05
CHAPTER VIII City Court

established City designated, THE CITY COURT PTIOENIX, MARICOPA COUNTY, STATE ARIZONA" which shall jurdca nonjuridica within authorized by
  jurisdiction.
  city, have and exercise jurisdiction follows:
  all proceedings of criminal for the violation of od- of said action the enforcement of penalty the of penalty orfei- ordinance imposed and which is 
  shall office
  qualified  provide
  
 
  judgments orders said the city be assigned that All penalties and collected the duties shall of each and month and receipt taken therefor The paid city shall  Section For jurisdiction ed in said city magistrate shall entitled authorized issue and be served all and and
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05
The M ana ger

l. direction of the administrative the shall
 
  n
   shall
  he shall appoint all officers of the city the appointment eeco O n and shall a O al
  shall make to his monthly require them oener each the officers the appoint
  Commission therefor 
 
  ly tn o of It shall the
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-09-12

Washington. Special: President
Wilson appeared in person before con-
gress and laid bare to the world
the details Of this nations efforts to
bring about peace In Mexico; the facts
concerning Huerta's rejection OF the
peace proposals and h policy to be
pursued now by this government.
The occasion had not been paralleled
in more than q century. No other
president since George Washington
has appeared before congress on q
foreign affair. The Senate and House
assembled in the House chamber. the
senator's filing in two by two. As the
president mounted the platform, where
Speaker Clark and Vice President
Marshall were waiting, the big cham
her was huShed. Attired In q con-
v~entional frock coat suit. the president
address in the easy conversational tone
for which he IL noted. Scarcely q
sound interrupted.
Outlines Efforts.
First pointing out that 1t was his
duty without reservation" to make
known all the facts concerning the re-
lations Of the United States with
Mexico the president outlined what the
United States had done as q friend
and neighbor." The president de-
clared that I'VE shall yet prove to the
Mexican people that we know how to
serve them. without hrst thinking how
We shall serve ourselves"
Describing Mexican conditions and
the events that led up to the negotia-
tons Just concluded. President Wilson
said that - . friend this country could
f na1s Il no t ion. lister aer republic tIis'''n = -
President Wilson read his lnstruc-
tons to John Lind.
.All America cries out for q settle
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-09-12

a .certain seasons in Scotland. when
thef fishing is not very brisk. the fisher
men act as caddies and are easily rec
ognixed by their costume. q wooden jer.
. and trousers braced up to the arm
pits. One of these was asked his name
by the gentleman for whom he was
carrying and the reply was: "Weel.
Sir. hereabouts they maistley ca me
'Breeks.' but ma maiden name il
Broom"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-09-12

italy has established a strict censor.
lportraying scenes distastefui or CON
trary to public decency and morality.
especially those reproducing acts Of
cruelty or which might be an incen-
Y to- crime. are not allowed to be
shown upon the screen.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-09-12

rulers and sway the minds OF these
my servants that as a nation we NAV
move forward to all that is pure and
noble until all the peoples Of all the
world snail recognize the purity Of our
motives" :
cheers Greet Message.
Although a deafening volley of ap-
plause rams out as h president APP
peared he plunged into the reading Of
his message without delay and with a
bow of Acknowledgement Of the Rreet-
ing.
As he finished reading, another great
roar OF applause broke out. All those
IN the galleries stood while the presi-
dent left the chamber and started back
to the White House.
The joint session at once. dissolved,
the House adjourned and the Senate
hled back to Its side Of the capitol.
President Wilson in person addressed
congress- today on the Mexican situa-
ton as follows:
Gentlemen OF the congress:
1T is clearly my duty to lay before
you very fully and without reservation
the facts concerning our present rela-
lions with the republic OF Mexico. The
deplorable posture of affairs in Next
co. I need not describe, but I deem it
my duty to speak very frankly Of what
this government has done and should
. to do In fulnllment Of It's obliga-
ton TO Mexico. herself. as. q friend and
netghbor, and to American citizens.
whose lives and vital interests are dailv
affected by the distressing Conditions
which now obtain beyond our southern
border.
''Those conditions touch W very 4
y. Not merely because they lay at
our very doors. That. Of course, makes
us more vividly and more constantly
conscious OF them. and every inatinct
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-09-12

The surname Shocks by no means
seems to be an imposing cognomen; but
as q matter Of fact. It Il" a name Of
great antiquity. and one Of which no.
body should be ashamed. In reality,
1t 10 q contraction Of "Sevenoaks." It
was first corrupted to Sennocc, which
In turn. was corrupted to Shocks Of
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-09-12

. "A Tammany leader. wiser in his gem
light, recently captured the hearts Of
young and old In his district by giving
to every child who applied for 1t q tin
savings bank with a buffalo nickel in it
to start an account. He distributed
1.728 banks the first day.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-09-12

The wonderful intelligence OF ants
has often been described. but it is not
generally known that the common
black ant keeps large colonies Of green
flies. known scientifically as "aphides."
The ants protect the flies from beetles
and other enemies who would devour
them. and the flies in return furnish
the ants with honey. of which they are
intensely fond. The ants extract the
sweet fluid from the body Of the flies
by stroking them with their %antennae.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-09-12

Keats wrote one Of tho finest n
most pathetic sonnets in literature on
MS death bed: Charles Wesley wrote a
lovely hymn on his: and Mozart COM
i20sea tne FAMOUS requiem, which was
'1irse performed at his own burial. while
he lay dying.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-09-12

California prune exports in the 10
months ending April 30. 1918, were 1885,
00o.00O pounds. and >raisin exports 81
100000 pounds. both being about 20 E
CEN more tina In the previous year
sm9 sDouk AOO per cent more than in
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-09-12

Washington, D. q, special-Failure Of the Lind mission. as
now officially admitted, coupled with the fact the president is urg-
ing Americans to leave. Mexico, have produced an extremely pessi-
mistic feeling in congress regarding the Mexican situation.
President Wilson's plea for forbearance and patience is ap
proved as q strong utterance, at the same time the belief is wide
spread that Intervention has been brought measurably. nearer
through the fact Huerta has turned q deaf ear to this govern
ment's appeal.
The most optimistic view is that this government may be able
to hold off until the Mexican factions fight it out themselves, but
and disorder, with increased dang to American lives and in.
creased likelihood that in the end this nation will have TO "a force
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-09-12

The contemplated construction of ar
'df1cial lakes on the Sila river in Gala
.bria for irrigation and hydro electric
power purposes, involving q expendi-
;ture OF some $12. 000. 900, has met with
approval by the Italian
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-09-12
sourH DAKOTA

In an Ohio town the African Metho-
held q conference and for a week the
town was filled with colored pulpit ora
tors. A few days after the conference
closed its sessions one of the leading
white women OF the town drove out to
Pea Ridge to buy chickens Of an old
nanny who had supplied h family
for years. Aunt Hannah, coming to the
gate, said: I'm sorry, Miss Allie. I
Amt got a chicken left. Dey all done
enter de ministry."
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-09-12
WILL NOT OUT;
MUST TAKE CONSEQUENCE
Attitude of United States
As Outlined by President

The president announced the position Of the United
States to be as follows:
No armed Intervention.
Strict neutrality "%forbidding the expectation of arms
or munitions of war Of any kind from the United States to
any part Of the Republic of Mexico.
Under no circumstances to "be the partisans of either
party to the contest that now distracts Mexico, or constitute
ourselves the virtual umpire between them
10 urge all Americans to leave Mexico at once and to
assist them to get away in every way possible.
10 let every one in Mexico who assumes to exercise au-
thority know that this government sshall vigiantly watch
the fortunes of those Americans who can not get away and
shall hold those responsible for their suferings and losses
to a definite reckoning"
THAT can and will be made plain beyond the possibil-
iy OF a Misunderstanding, . declared the president.
Negotiations for the friendly mediation of the United
States are open to resumption at any time ON either the in
ltiatlve OF this government or Of Mexico.
WHAT HUERTA DEMANDS.
Accompanying the presidents address was the reply of
the Huerta government rejecting the American proposals.
1t was written by Foreign Minister Gamboa. It suggested
the following alternative policy for the United States:
Reception of a Mexican ambassador in Washington.
That the United States send a new ambassador to
Mexico without restraints.
Strict observance of the neutrality laws and ssee to it
that no material or monetary assistance is given to the
rebels"
Unconditional recognition of the Huerta government.