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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-17
CHICAGO Z NORTHWESTERN.

GOING WEST.
No. 11-Denver Special -. 1885 a. m.
No. Los Angeles Limited 5:22 q. m.
No. China and Japan )
Express 1890. .......... $500 a. m.
No. 7s-Ames Passenger ..11:05 a. m.
No. 16-East Mail ..-...... 9:05 q. m.
No. 1Dss Noines Passen-
Eer ...... .............. $500 p. m.
No. 1s-Hawkeye Express. $500 .. m.
No. 17-Oregon and WASH
tngton Special .......... 1881 a. m.
No. 43-Local Freight .....11:20 a. m.
GOING EAST.
No. S-Los Angeles Limited $685. a. m.
No. 14-Denver Special 80. $500 q. m.
No. -Des Moines Passen-
ger s:2s a. m.
No. 13-Denver Special 80. 1910 p. m.
No. 1s-Oregon and Wash
ington Special .......... 2:43 a. m.
No. 30-Clinton Passenger. 3:11 p. m.
No. 6-Atlantic Express >. s:15 p. m.
40. 22-Chicago Special ..11:s7 p. m.
No. 1o-Eastern Express ..12:40 q. m.
No. 42-Local Freight 49,. 1850 p. m.
Nos. 8. 43.4 and ~ daily except Sum
day. No. 30 daily to Cedar Rapids.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-17

Down With the deadly pin, mothers!
No more stahs and jabs from the little
brass Or steel dasgers for your baby!
Learn how 70 dress baby better with
out . single pin or button-free ex-
pIanation &c the baby goods depart
ments Of Z. r. LAY, THE FAIR, J. D.
PALMER q CO., J. LEvtN9.
Vanta Baby Garments have solved
the problem. These dainty little. pref
" little garments for your child have
not Z pin or button onsthem. and 90
ON or Of much easier. md simpler.
They make the continued use Of pinned
or buttoned garments absolutely bar
barous, for no safety" pin 10 safe
when It has accidentally come un-
hooked. And most pins arc brass-and
bass II poison. Tho points Of steel pins
rust. and rust causes blood poison.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-17
SIN HOPE.

Little Eva was lament1ng becauoo
her baby sister was not boy. '-0A,
WELL" she said philosophically, .sho
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-17
Gates Plumbing Co.
1874 West Main Street
phone 1909
Call and let us figure on
your water and sewer serv-
ice and other plumbing.
Service at any time.
Second Grand
RAILROAD TINE TABLE

CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN
"corn Belt Route"
GOING SOUTH
No. st Joe and K G.
limited ...... ........... sos a. m.
No. SIX. G. Mail & Express 1855 p. m.
No. t-Kansas City and st.
Joseph 10000 a. m.
No. S2-Way Freight ......10:35 a. m.
GOING NORTH.
No. Chicago and st. Paul
limited ...... .11:35 p. m.
No. 4-Chicago and st. Paul
No. 81 1855 p. m.
sNo. 8o-Way Freight 49,. 7:45 a. m.
EXCEPT Sunday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-17

Washington experts found 3OG.0O0.-
900 bacteria in cubic centimeter OF
Eetchup
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-17

On the appointed morning the army
moved toward the center. Men beat
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-20
= s s s s s s = s s s s =
$ LOCALES. =

Aluvhbramiento-El Martes pasado
la Sra MERGED Il de Sandoyal, lie pre-
sent6 4 su esposo n hermosa y ro-
busta nina, Ia cual ha venido q alegrar
81 dulce hogan de sus amantes padres.
FL Sir. Sandoval esta tan contento que
quisiera estarse 4 cada momento al H.
do de ~ nueva neredera h~aciendole
cariios. Tanto la madre como la re-
Glen nacida gozan do complete salud.
Que Dios Sc las presto pol muchos
amos.
AIumbramiento-EI Microbes pasa-
do Ia sra. Emilia I. de vigil, quien re-
side en- Ell Canine del Canon, le pre-
sent6 d su esposo, 81 ST. Beatriz Vigil,
un hermoso y robusto niio, Ell cual, Sc
gun estamos i~nformados, va d salir
hombrcte que su Papa. ri ST.
Vigil esta tan regocijado con Ia llega-
da de 81 nuevo heredero que cada RAJ
to suelta las riendas Y deja Of caro-
solo y Sc va a a~carlciarlo. Tanto Ia
madre como Ell recien lIegad0 gozan
de- una salud completa. Que Dfos au-
mente la dicha y felicidad de sus
amantes padres, on los iinos deseos
lei Nueyo Mexicano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-20

Dos viejos amigos Sc ~encuentran
despues de diez amos de separation:
-Ah, Julian. como has e~nvejecido.
-Pero tengo mas cabellos que I'd.
Mas que 70 gu Illusion! Ahorita va
mos q c~ontarlos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-20


lpor e1pscio sefsndndo. Hntsmo> 3 4
I~contfando extaI coudioi6n 66naf1,rSn
fdo IRA adicihnV " oreSNr W. 1~trs
Itanto hemos femnorarisman inftsn
siado cusxtoo n~e0eaarioo. c6n&rI
Ibnyentsa an condad w. rd6v - HI
6nicnS neraonae ouicnoe nueden cor
I{o6o 1crecho cucSfionor II lulolo ~
Icnerpo. ~ 0nini6n dc III S6oersfnri<
d. santa ~ To- rcoibirk nlnrl1n1 ~
por 81 cuerDo.
I u .,sy4.r Y r.yxx. w W. ~ ~..~&x
IaI5 crftIciamo del 1nfeudSntS deI olf9r
po q paiar Dor tel6fono1 Ipor trsr IS
iionsdos Fa6 I'll juloi1 dSl cu4Fnx
lQue 1os uexoclos p6hIioon .del conded<
|de EDDY r~eo,,erf;n otc .to2oS ~ ID
IcisIes esrtuyiersn ~ couocci6n u
Idol y con Ill pdblioo. hi condado ii
Eddy tiene b area excediendo 5000
millsS cu1dradas. v w comisiona6os
Itienen neeocioo udhlicos oue trnnsrl
con personas 81 100 ii condado loa
I~cuales pueden raas oonveniente v 49,
ln6micomente hncerse por 81 stelffon6
lque por correspondenci1 8 nor Wales
lpersonalas.
M,ovs ~ IN N, fst ~. w..
n~.,n;. manfe ii.,rar stssc,xr ! c.,s3
-on,ars .r,oras 4 Semoyss g 70 .sr
49, 4. Il ca.sns M, .s.~shsrn IA,
cordsSo rosotrc. resrst,os.r srts
q metsyno c,,a II ins,,,tc nsrsc,,.Y TsI
.infsnds,ta Z a.s oNc,st' sstx 5000
msnfa f,,ars ~ mcsr ~ y, tnscrms
=, &c n,~.,.~ I'LL
elieido 4 - puesto. por ]os votantes
|del condado az Eddy.
Fsto :. " y,,t,r. ~, go. .ns,,,.
-
~ Z. ssss 8, sa-Tra ,r. ,.ss..Hn,.-
1901 srxs.sr IT, ~ ~ .s.-s~~s<
s, t,,s.ir,. q rs~s xs..r bnssss .sss'
|lu l08DYFttu de- HO6fiii0a0 " aufm08l080.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-20
Entire p~eriodistas

-Nuestro peri6dico da las noticias
artes que otros.
Como! Acabo de comprar tn pc.
ri6dico Y no ~encuentro en- 81 las mott.
cias de hoy!
Lo comprendo! Es que las mott.
cisr de hoy iban en- el nlmero de ay 4.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-20
En Il corte az Estados unIdos.

John 8. Tarin, anteriormente en- Ii
escuela de reforma, vino ante Ell Jnez
de DistrIto de los Estados Unidos, VIII
liam H Pope 81 Microbes en- Ia tarde
halo 81 cargo de robar Ell correo de los
Estados Unidos. Sc acus0 sin culpa
y 81 causa tue ajada para FL dla n
do Noviembre.
Un pleito fu6 ~protocolado en- Ia cor
ts dc los Estados Unidos por John
Kelly en- contra de la yictorsAmerican'
Fuel company pidiendo ~perjuicios en-
ID suma de $4,000 por lastirnaduras
sostenidas por 81 mi4ntras estdba en-
por Ia compaffa en- Ia capaci
dad de cordelero." Alega que sus
piernas fueron ~fracturadas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-20

&n um6wXN 9pwn6
4
Y
z, 49,.
80 49, ~ lY3V011S8
tQ4 AQQM5elQNApQe DEL qoNoA.
3Q R4 oANIA No EoJAM M
wv FA1HApQo GplH MANpATo,
GQ NAMJU IA oQMlo(0N
RL LA AvQQlA6iQN pk QoMEHE
4lANT PQNOoA kA AccloN&
EA kEY FNQpo6cloNA FL AEi.
We otN c00To, oicE AnEAD.
-
m pleito Az ta~sacionas orisinando
az ~ 1unta a. IL As0ciaci6n DE- Col
merciantes IA semana pasada, pfoba-
plemente saefA p~r0t0cOlado duraute II
'sernana, seeunr dicen los miembroh
~ ~ commission que fu4 nombrada en
en- 5unta. Eeta npci6n rus tomada
deepues que De hiso evidente que los
|c~omfsionados dc condado no fayore-
clan IA Idea de- protQcolar un pleito
como fu6 hecho pof los comisfonados
en- FL condndo de Eddy.
Los comisionados probablemente
fs1eron influidos on esta decision Dor
una carta del Procurador de- Distrito
Read Al pre1idente. Jose Ortiz " Pine.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-20

~
~ Responsible ~ ~ peptstre II
DaWeeNH-Tal ~ q lnforsoo dei Ilo
psceor u Mi1ae Al Eskuds.
6ssun 81 Informs Official al IIspsc
tor. ~ MInas del Estado. Rees ii. BED
anW. ~ polvo del carbon acumQladt
ia ~ mins s8tae Canon No, 81" fn<
yesponsabIe por u terrible explosion
que oaus6 " muerte de ass sereS hu'
msnos EN- naVson, N. M, ii dis "a ID
0ctubre dltimo. NO Be sahe de- Qu(
manera t0marfa fuego Ell polvo. Da'
moa al informe del Inspector en- se
guida. traducido por e redactor de
IA vos del Pueblo:
"El cas- tnvo mug POGO que ver con
u explosion Cd Is nina de Dawson
Esta nina tenfa IL mejor ventilation
dc cualQnier otra en- 81 estado, Habfs
una corriente continue do 100000 4
10000 pien cdbicos az aire por MIMI
to "a ella, siempre. Este aire se dL
vida en- muchas parties y permeaba
todos LOS tineles De II nina, hacienda
impossible la accumulation de gases.
Por los nItimos dias. muchos de Loo
meJores perltos en- fenonenos dei GAS
y minero de larga experienced, han
estado examinando Ia nina y no han
halIsdo ningunos indicios de Ia exis-
tencia az eas cuando sucedio "A explo'
Sion.
Una semana antes de- Ia explosion,
lllev6 muestras del aire interior de liz
NINA y los hice analizasr por ell bur6
DC minas az l0s Estados Unidos Ell
Pittsburgs Pa, Este analisis manifesto
is cent6simos de uno por ciento de
shstancia 0xplosiva (menfana ch an
por cieht0 sumaImente pequeho para
una nina de este car6cter.v
.E1 polvo az carbon fue 4 f,ay7a
predominante nne nrona * Il axnlo.
sion nor toda ~ nina ! esta q q ~.
dfffcil nroblema an o,e a. onora raos
de minas tiAnen o,,e ronterday Il ona.
rarlas. on6 diera fueeo 81 nolyo 81
cosa one ~ ~ NJ nodido estahiacar
con ~certidumbre hasta Il n-raaapta
~ -. xsto ~ $500 das.,SssssIss
~. 4. hshar l,mnsaSa $500 ~. III
~ "a IL a-sccrh,ns c,,s ahn~s $500
inaccessible IA entrada ~ elias j las
cnales ser4n eramin.daa s~scr,nn,oss
marto IN III rror<s,tn
IN facha ! Il ~ corr;oata. $3.50.
rscibido mas dstaIiss rasatswos ~
Icatastrofe A. r-essrs,c,s * r,,s...a
an.ipo I'm Enricns Msres n,aa ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-20
Honor a Ia Ciencia
I'm FAMoso sABIo DE- CHICAGO oFREcE
So NuEvo METoDo GRATIS a ToDos
los HoMBREs DEsILEs Y GAsTADos.
cuRAcIoNEs MARAvlLLosAs Sc HAGEN
ToDos Los DIAs.

EI tempo de los curanderos y de los charatanes es una coa del pa
sado r. un hecho que ell hombre que sufre de algunaS de las plagas
del slgo Xxx tienes forzosamente que mhar a la ciencia medica mo
derna8 para su salvaci6ns FIenros publcados I'm 8lfbroS ttulado COME
stones Secretasf que aunque basado en- los dlinos adelantos de la
ciencia, esasescrtos en- terminus sencillos y entendibles por todos.
Este IIbrito que da infOrnes de verdadero merito al hombre agoviadc
pr e sufrinnento se manda gratis 4 quien 10 solcne con Ia esperanto
de que 1ea sea de- utihdadsNs
Nuestro Mddco Director ademas de distnbuir gratuHamente y
ia valiosa obrta tambiensofrece dr gratis una muestra de SUI mara
vlloso tratamiento para ei combatimiento radical de la debildad se
xual las afeccfones de- los 6rganos gentourinaros, reurnathmo, I'M
mente para Ia restauraci6n del sistema nervioso gastado
Lo dnicos que I'd. sheneE que hacer para recibir TODD este gratis Ell
marcar con una fX) dos sfntomas q Intermediates que I'd. suMa de
las nombradas en- 81 cup6nSde abajo y mandario N una carta diruida
Esto no p comprometesa I'd en- NADIA con nosotros Isl I'd quiero
coorala 8@N@
cuPoN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ur
srss THE NERvIsANA Co, Depto u 8 Box 100, Chicago, III, u. 81 A. 8
Sirvanse mandaIne sin costo aguno para mi SUI libro "CONFESIO- 4
NEs sECRETASyy una muestra de su maraviioso tratamiento Aba 8
be mi case. ssS s
Nal Dc tfpadO :catarro Dyspepsia .sansre lnpura S
sfHHs Estrechex .conorres NAL de- Rthones &
.Espermatorrsa a. tportanas Nal ds vsjaa Neuralgia
Nj direction eomplsta y como sisae: ss... .ss..
MI edad NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tempo fer mog...s..n... ~.
nlrnnnnn III
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-20

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Haqy nan qirl9aqo CARA - 9oper
MAJOR McponaloF ~ carta yne rener(
Al inforne del iptendente ambulants
y u. dasfnos & continuation abn1o
Carlsbad. N. MI. NOV. ~. 1914.
Hon. w. d. Mcdonald. santa ne. IN. M
senor-Los ofcisles del condado III
Eddy se sorprendlefon mucho al hallaI
extractos extensiyos del informe del
intendente ambulante sobre Il exami
naci6n do este condado 81 ii Nueyoo
Mexicano de- santa Fe fecha IL. 4 81
otros papeles en- TODD eli estado dias
despues. Se supone due estos artfcu.
ios fueron dados con Ill aprobaci6n.
M,ertros ~ y, n,mos M
" st,,sts sa astsns dr~.rs !
Z, ,,sroro rssadn Tcsctrcs II crss,rcs
~ "a. = 1900 ] ,x.,tc 4. e
nac,r. a.l h.cs~ NJ, i,s1,s
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- = swssas,te ~ eaxss,os III ronas
II !. rSas W. NJ rrarcr.snnsdc
~ Sa. ssns MI ~ svtsxsc rSnr,s.
1870 AZ ~ n~tscsss S.ass
~ rssr~r $3.50
ssssx 1850 snmrs.s 5000,
A@"ssses 1890 3.
Sass,.ssm q y. Tass
a IN N-1.Ss...~
$3.50. 1890
4
Z -
En lugar aesse nh a1ustef legitimo
ae ios npTos W. cuehtas defscondado,
iieno de criucismos Maiiciosos 2
lnsinuaclones en cuaneo a. manelo Y
az LAP varias soncinas.
~ mane5o oe ios asuntos uei conr
lado NO ma s'do pasauoS pol icy aaes
cripanos s~upordinaaos en y oncina
1elS intendente ampuiante, pero a ios
onciaies cuyoes pouosessessan corners
1os POI estatuto, y Aqulenes Nestan cleo
'os POT ios ciudadanos del conoado PA
e eJercer esos poderes' ysresponsar
'illdades.
En- i'm gran nlmero de instancias
os actos q que BE- pone objection ca es
u informe fueron hechos despues de-
consultation con Ell procurador de es-
q distrito, cuya opinion en- cada case
ia sido literal v exactamente segul
ia por los comisionados v otros of-
del condado. Nuestro procu-
de distrito, " no Ell secretario
lei i~ntendente. es la persona ctlyo con-
Iejo legal los oficiales del condado de-.
ZEN seguir.
Por ejemplo, los Comisionados Bee
nan y Wright son censurados por car
millaje por atendencia a las Jun
os del cuerpo. Citainos ID siguiente
e opiniones del Hon, X. X. Scott. fe-
hadas 7-11-12.
"El procurador general convene
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-11-20

AlV TN
gas. Esta es una materia bajo Ell ma:
nejo del iuez de distrito, quien, Guam.
do ordena que personas sean transport
tadas designa q una persona propia
para llevar al paciente insane, y tam
bien ha recomendado $500 por dia
por cuatro dias, los gastos actuales
del viaje como I'M cargo razonable por
este servicio. Una carta al cuerpo del
Hon. VIM. H. Pope, cuando era iuez
de este distrito, mencionando este
precio, esta ~protocolada con los pape-
les de los comisionados, y deberia de
haber sido vista por 81 hombre que ha-
cfa 81 ajuste.
AL pagarle al alguacil por la alimen-
taci6n de prisioneros 81 cuerpo otra'
veg sigui6 el consejo del procurador
de distrito quien dice en- la carta ct
tada arriba. lei aIguacil debe reel
Dir page por alimentar prisioneros
puestos a su custodia. y pagan por car
.celeros, y una compensation razonable
por page de los diputados."
FL intendente tom6 como base so
sentavos por dia por prisioneros, PEE
70 n hay ley para tai concession, y 81
u gasto actual fie menos Due SO CEN
por dia, la concession seria en-
:onflicto con la constitution la cual
,rovee que ''ningun oficial de condado
lebera recibir para su propio uso min.
~nr0nfnas 4 emo1fmpufos 0froa !
Arizona republican., 1913-09-08
IN
 COURT CHANCES
Lawyers Anxious to Find What 1t is-PubIication of Statutes Will Be Late, So Pamphlet Will Be Issued

It has been determined during the rast week that the revised statutes of Arizona. which were expected to have been published on or about Oct obcr 1st thereby making an env5abIe record, will not likolr be off the press md ready for delivery to the lawyers and others who wish copies and ars willing u pay for them. much before the first of the year. The now stat Utcs contain one thing that is of more importance to the lawyers than tEe fact that there are changes in the general run of laws, and that is the changes in the procedure in the several courts of the state The new statutes contain this procedure and it goes into effect on thc first day il, October.
 Tn order to find out what the new procedure in the courts ie, thcrcforc. il would be necessary il other steps were not taken. for each attorney to obtain q certified copy If the code sections with the new procedure in them. which would not only likely swamp the office of the secretary of state, but would cost plenty money as we'll.
 -h ter S''iit' SlQIN anu q lew con fcrenccs about the matter, Sctcretary
 9f State osborn decided to have the
 procedure sections printed in a
 pamphlet containing just that and
 nothing more. It will be plenty at
 that because it will have the method
 vi going about getting in and out of
 the justice. superior and supreme courts of the state.
 This copy has been delivered to the printer and will be off the press in a short while and the pamphlets will be ready for distribution in plenty of ttmc for all the lawyers of the state
 to become appIisod of that portion ot the revised statutes
 The revised statutes this year will he published in two volumes, but the exact cost of each volume to tho consumer @ has not yet been vhollz determined. The contract for print ing the books has not vet been let It will be q big job costing something like S25,000 and naturally will take q long time to deliver.
 When it was found that Che stat utes would not be out by October 1st, 3 howl went up from the Icga sharps all over the state, and the only way to solve the problem Wa by getting the procedure printed quickly and quiet the incrtasine thunder
Arizona republican., 1913-09-08

ADAMS ARRiVALS-F ". Hoar and wife Globe, w H. Lawrence, lucson: r. A Pettinsiu. Chicago; h.. C. DaVis, Cleveland Ohio; D- S. Castle, Fort Worth; r. J Purdy, Los Angeles: J. D. Dincen, Phoenix; R S. Weiner, Bisbec; Dr. V. NJ. Munson, Quincy, H.; Robt. Alton. city. Mrs. Roy StrIlvcathcr, city Frank Eain' Long Beach: A. F Campbell, Tucson; w q. Ernst. Los Angeles; W. G. Peters, Chicago; IT. r. Shupp, Los Angeles: J. S. Warner Jr Tucson; A. C. Strobel, Venice, Cal; II. A. Larson. Denver; J. O. Danough, Casa. Grande; H. A. Prosser. New York; Kuno Doerr. Fl Paso; A. D. HaIl. Chicago; R. D. Bernard, Ray; c. Rice, Douglas; Ted Rice, Douglas.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-08
SURCEASE FROM WOE
 IN MEXICAN CAPITAL
Most Popular of Fiestas Will Be
 Held Today.
LAssocIArEn PRESS n1spArc111

ASSOCIATED PRESS DTsPATCHI
 CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 7.-The Mexican capital will fogret her troubles tomorrow and all classes and nationalities will join with the Span irds in the celebration of their great holiday, Covadonga. There is no fiesta on the calendar in this re- public that is more popular. Even the great national feast days of the Mexicans do not surpass Covadonga in general interest. As the Spanish colony is the largest of the foreign organizations and includes many men of great wealth. there is no shortage of funds.
 Elaborate entertainment will be provided for all. Games, athletics, fireworks, free theaters and the gath ering of the colonys beauty will combine to attract large crowds to the Tivoli del Eliseo, where the principal events of the program will be held In addition there will be a special mass at the Cathedral said by Archbishop Mora in person. In the afternoon, a special bull fight will be given at which twelve of the most beautiful women of the Spanish colony will preside as queens.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-08
NEW SOCIETY
 NOT A CLUB
Reorganization of the Has sayampa Order of Ari- zomians at Los Angeles With More Serious Pur- poses in View

The Hassayampa club of Los Angeles was organized at first in the way of q joke by John $. Mitchell, himself a for mer Arfzonian and a group of present Arizonians Finally it's purpose became serious and new and permanent or canfzation has been formed for the de- veIopment of the southwest and the nromotion of good roads as well as of good times In a statement in the Los Angeles Examiner Mir. Mitchell said:
 "Tho new organization will plan big affair each yoar for these people and will also hold other parties during the wear. The original Hassayampa or eanfzatfou included members visiting here direct from Arizona and also for mer residents of that state. The new club. though incorporated in the main body will act separately in regard to celebrating special days of Arizona, en- tertaining disnitaries from there and preparing one big publication for the club members direct from their old home. For all this they will pay $1 each year
 "The Hassayampa society has been organized for nine years, and during
 that time has been constantly grow l no state in the union would have cause to bo more proud of Arizona people are jovial whole-soulod and successful
 They have seen Arizona land develop
 from a wilderness of desert to blossom ing production They now have splcn- did schools and good roads. The next i legislature will set aside $3,000,ooo for roads and one county alone recently appropriated $35o,ooO for the same cause.
 l The officials of the newly organized Hasayampa society arc John :. Mitch
 ell, president; AIonzo Bailey, honorary 1 president: Charles H. Wild. secretary;
 Maurice Saulzman, treasurer; Charles ! r. ConneH. first vice president. These ! officers were elected from among the active membership of tho organization which hcprcsents prominent people of ] Arizona
 At a later meeting of the society the following were selected as vice presi-
Arizona republican., 1913-09-08
CROWDS CLASH ABOUT VATICAN
ASSOCIATED PREss D1spArcu1

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCTI1
 ROME Sept. Tho streets of Rome were guarded today by the police, carbineors and troops. from the church of St John Latcrar. where the Catholic athletes heard Mass to St. Peters, to which edfGce they marched to be received by the Pope. The great parade that had been planned was prohibited by the police on account of the threatened reprisaIs of the anti-clericala. Not WithstandmE the strictcst measures, few scJfflcs occurred and amid cries from the Catholics. Long live the Pope" the anti-clericaIs respond cd, shouting Long live free think ing" At St Peters the athletes kncIt as the Pope appeared on the balcony surrounded by the pontifical court. Athletes, pilgrims and others in the assembly numbered 5000, and gave a triple hurrah after the apos- toIic benediction.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-08

dents from tho various counties in Ari- zona:
 cochfse County A. Wentworth, Harry c. Wheeler (shcrifD, oscar Roberts. H A. Strodthoff.
 Apache County -Rcamcr Ling, Fred Coulter.
 santa cruz County-Wiliam s. Me- Knight (sherifD. Harry Saxon.
 Yuma-J II. WestoVer. A. D. Baker, T. F. Drenncn
 Maricopa-Eugene Brady O'NeiH, Shirley Christy, George \. Arntz, George A. Olney, l.. F. Johnson, A. J. Matthews, Alfred J. Peters
 PinaI-C. D. Reppy, Sheriff McCar- thy. George Trueman.
 Pima-J. ". Purcell, Nose Drach- man. Ed Vail.
 Cochise- Steve Roemer, Miguel Gas tcnada, John r. Crowley, Harry Me Court. James Speed, J. F. HuNtabIe, William NelI, Jack McGrcgor, Mike Cunningham, John Gleeson. GreenIee-R l. Kirby. Harry Wright, T. C. Gattf. James Parks, pr. A NJ. Futile, F. H Sanders.
 Graham-John Epley, F. ". Clayton, W. T. Webb
 Yavapa F'redcricks. Ed Shumatc, II. IT. Linney, Chester D. Dickcrson, H. l.. LangWorthy
 Mohave-E. r Thompson, Henry Lovin, w. T. 1TcNcIly. Coconino-Bcn SfIverWOod. Mcbride, Dr F. <. Miller, Tom TuIIiam (sherifD
 Navajo-NV. II. Clark, Dr BazcU. Joseph W. Smith, Custave Broker, Hon Bcamer Levy.
 Gila-Harry Sultan, Anton Trojan ovich. Joe Proshaska
 Yavapai-NeiI E. Bailey, C. A. Card mer Cochise-T. E PascheII Graham-W. T. Webb, E. w Clay ton.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-08
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Arizona republican., 1913-09-08

CAPTAIN TAYLOR RETURNS Captain A. C. Taylor, regimental commissary for the Arizona Regf- ment of National Guards returned Saturday evening from Camp Perry, Ohio, where he went as member of the Arizona team in the National and International Rifle matches