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Arizona republican., 1914-11-23
PAGE FIVE

ed necessary by the Board of Trus- tees on the school grounds and premises of the school district; un- der and by virtue of and in strict and full compliance with the provisions of Title NJ of the Civil Code, Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1913. entitled 'Education,r and in pursuance of an order of the said Board of Supervisors of. the said County. duly and in due tune, form and manner adopted and entered upon the minutes prior to
 the issuance of this Bond, and by
 virtue of the authority of the pro- ceedings of the Board of Trustees of said School District Number Thir. teen, certified 10 this Board and of l vote of the taxpayers of said School District present and voting on the question at the special election le- sally called and duly held in said School District on the 9th day of July, 1914, at which election more than a majority of all the legal bal lets cast upon the question were in favor of the issuance of this Bond: and it is hereby certified and recited that all acts, conditions and things required to be done precedent to and in the issuance of this Bond
 have been properly done, happened
 and performed in regular and due time, form and manner as required 1 by law, that the money shall be
 raised by taxation upon the taxable property in said school district for the
 redemption of this Bond and the payment of the interest thereon, and
 that the total debt of the said School
 District Number Thirteen, including
 this Bond exceeds neither the Statu-
 tory nor the Constitutional lmita-
 tons of the state of Arizona.
 IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. the Beard of Supervisors of Maricopa
 County has issued this Bond to be
 signed py the Chairman, attested by
 the Clerk, countersigned by the
 County Treasurer. and sealed with it's seal this First day of September. A. D., 1914. ..
Arizona republican., 1914-11-23
THANKSGIVING DAY?

What is Thanksgiving Day going to amount to in Tempe without the annual sport program Heretofore the representative athletic clubs of the normal and high school have filled the bill with their annual bas- ket ball game, but now that the nor maj is going to Prescott and the high school has disba nded. some the amusement. A fat and lean baseball game has been suggested and maybe after some figuring and dickering today some sort d program like that will materialize 'Twould be too bad to let the day pass off without some stunt by the home fclks after such a custom has been in vogue for so long.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-23
FIRST COUPON

On the First day of March, 1915. School District Number Thirteen of Maricopa County, State of Arizona. will pay to the Bearer Twelve Dol lars, Gold Coin, at the office of tns Treasurer of Maricopa County in the City of Phoenix. out of the Building Fund of said School District Number Thirteen, being six months interest on Bond No
Arizona republican., 1914-11-23
VETERINARY SURGEON

Dr. R. J. Flight, veterinary surgeon, has arrived in Tempe from Vienna, H.. and will locate here permanently with headquarters at Bucks livery stable. Dr. flight is graduate of the Chicago Veterinary college and was for six years assistant state ve; erinary in Illinois. After due delib eration on choice of a number of locations offered, pr. Flight settled in Tempe and is here to stay, already engaging in the active practice If his profession.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-23
MACCABEE MINSTREL

The Maccabees have settled on the second Saturday evening in December IS the occasion for their portraya. of "Mirandy's Minstrels." The cast includes solely lodge talent and prac- tice is already well under way. Prof essor R. M. George. one time English instructor at the nofmal, and now q Scottsdale resident is assisting Tn the staging of the minstrel.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-23
A DAY FOR MOTORISTS

Motoring hardly could be enjoyed under more pleasant weather condi- ticns than yesterday Many took ad- vantage of it. too. and all through the day Tempe was alive with its local machines and others of the vel ley passing from the east to the west and the west to the east, bound on days outing away from home
Arizona republican., 1914-11-23

ly growing. A move last fall double the former quarters of the bureau and now several lots are maintained for experimental work, in addition to the laboratory quarters. The force located in Tempe now includes V. L. Wildermuth in charge. D. J. Caffre F. H. Gates and l.. J. Hogg.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-23
HERE FROM THE COAST

Andrew Nielsen. of National City, California arrived in Tempe yester- day to spend a week or ten days attending to business interests. Mr Nielsen as trustee is directly inter ested in the Albert Miller estate in Tempe, which is to be sold al public auction. The estate includes several store buildings. a residence home. five or six flats. and various other properties.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-23
VISITING THE FOLKS

I. G. Hanna, for many years a resident of the Hermosa tract south of Tempe, has returned to the valley for short visit with his many rela . tives and friends here. MT. Hanna is now located in the state of Cali forna
Arizona republican., 1914-11-23
SCHOOL DISTRICT NJ
 THIRTEEN

tSteliJ
 Maricopa County. State of Arizona.
 SCHOOL DISTRICT BOND
 Payable in Gold Coin of the United States of America.
 Due in Ten Years.
 School District Number Thirteen of Maricopa County. State of Arizona. acknowledges itself indebted, and Four Hundred Dollars in Gold Coin, Lawful Money of the United States of America of the present standard of weight and fineness, for value ra Ceived on the First day of September, 1924, with interest thereon at the rate of six (69o) per cent. per annum, in terest payable semi annually on the First day of March and the First day of September, both principal and in terest payable at the office of the Treasurer of said Maricopa County, in the City of Phoenix. out of tte Building Fund of said School District Number Thirteen of Maricopa Couu- ty, on the presentation and sur render of this Bond or the annexei due
 This Bond is one of a series of Bonds seven in number, of Fou: Hundred Dollars each. bearing even date herewith, and amounting in the aggregate to Two Thousand EiSht Hundred Dollars. of said School Dis trict Number Thirteen of Maricopa County, which the Board of Super visors of the said Maricopa County the purpose aof raising money to be used for the constructing. furnishing, land equipping of q new school house for said district and making sach other improvements as may be deem
Arizona republican., 1914-11-23

5000 REWARD VIII be given for the arrest and conviction of any person taking Republicans from the premises of rs.-Advertisement. If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-10
Thin People Can
Increase Weight

Thin men and women who would
like 20 increase their weight with 10
or / s pounds Of healthy, stay there
fat should try eating a little sargol
with their meals for while and
note results. Her. IL a good test
worth trying. First weigh yourself
and measure yourself Then TAX 9
sargoi--one tablet with every meal
for two weeks. Then weigh and
measure again ~ isn't question
| Of how you look or feel or what
your friends shy and think The
scales and the tape measure will tell
their own story, and most any thin
man or woman can easily ndd from
five TO eight pounds IN the first
fourteen days BY following this sim
I pie direction. And best OF all. the
l new flesh stays put
SarRol does not Of Itself make fat
| but mixing with your food II turns
the fats, sugars and stArehea oi
what you have eaten. into rich, ripe
| fat producing nourishment for the
/ Tissues and blood ~prepareR lt in an
blood can readily accept All this
Inourishment now passes from your
/ body rs waste. Hut Snrgoi stops the
wante and does II quickly and max ~
/ the fat producing contents Of the
very same meals you are eating now
develop pounds and pounds ~
/ healthy flesh between your skin and
| bones. sargol IL safe, pleasant eff.
eicnt and inexpensive.
/ Pharmacy and other lending drug.
Rists IN Seattle and vicinity sell II
/ In large boxea--forty tablets 10 a
packaRe--on n guarantee of weight
Increase or money back .--Advertise.
menL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-10
BUGS, BUGS, BUGS! SEATTLE
VISITED BY STRANGE INSECTS

FIFTY thousand bugs. never be-
fore seen BY biologists. entomolo-
Fists or "bugologistE." have today
invaded the businets section OF Sc
attic. perched In prominent stores
and otherwise made themselves
dlHagrecable.
The bug In OF new species.
green. red and yellow In color. and
bears on iia face strange markings.
Tho head resembles a bear. while
one arm could easily be mistaken
for whale and another for a
raven.
Investigation finally brought out
that the mysterious specimens car
ry tho word Seattle. 1914" IN
plain letters. The puzzle was final.
~ solved when one OF the bugs
was Topped over and on itN back
we're found the words. ''rilikum
potiatch."
Immediately after this discovery.
the bugs were assembled on cards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-10
HI IN PORTLAND:
M'BRIDE GUARDS
HIS BROKEN ARM

Mayor ON IL In Portland's Rose
carnival doinga today with his brok.
en- arm and hts plaster cast. but his
footsteps are being logged by Sc
attie's health commissioner, Or. J.
$. Mcbride.
GIN said last night, before leaving.
that he would march Ia the Tllikum
parade today.
He is going 70 pay his respects TO
Queen Thelma and her court. and
says Jimmy Crehan, hts secretary,
won't have a look.in at all.
Jimmy did ell the officiating
when the queen was here. a few
days ago. The mayor was unable 10
be present then.
There we're rs Tilikums on board
when the special train left Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-10
HERE

scrlhes meet Thursday night.
Follies dance on issaquah ferry
Friday night.
Whittier Parent. Teacher meeting
Friday.
County Will cruise $1,000 acres OF
timber lands owned by railroads.
9. r. sehofIeid puts fiat through
window in Hansen's tewolry store
during fight with John Griggs. both
Jailed.
LongfeIioeS mothers' circle meets
Thursday night
Clayton q Prizes, sue Chicago
Grand Opera Co. for 1881.
e. w. Klein, Snohonish attorney,
weds Miss Bessie Byers here.
kuay. Queen Anne high annual,
financial success
Free vletrols and organ concert
at Plymouth Congregational church
tonight.
Missouri club card party tonight,
Standard Furniture building.
Broadway high alumni dance,
Broadway hall. Friday night, will
be strictly alumni.
/ Sixteen deaths reported.
/ Four ask divorce.
| n. q. Earring, Milwaukee vice
president, pleased with crop out
| look.
Seattle delegation to Rotary
| clubs convention. Houston. Tex,
June 2I-26. leave here Monday.
Il Washington delegation off for
head camp OF Modern Woodmen az
| Toledo, 0.
County hospital reports death Of
four patients.
Il Seattle Hoo Hoo will attend con-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-10
ELSEWHERE

Terrific hes. takes heavy toll OF
life In East and Middle West.
Chicago reports three deaths.
Pittsburg three. and Detroit four
from heat. besides numerous pros.
trations.
Heat record for season broken
Of ST. Louis when mercury reached
Court holds Ohio school teachers
may belong TO union and hold
Jobs
Auto bandits enter postoffIee a,
Belmont, Cal. and escape with
81 500.
Col Roosevelt Ia guest at lunch
OF King Alfonso and Queen Vic.
toria of Spain.
Carelessnesa Of mlnera held re.
sponsible for majority of mine dis
asters by Mine Inspectors insti.
tute In session at Pittshurg.
House maps out program OF five
measures, including Alaska bin
and conservation bill.
Rumor that Hugh c. Wallace OF
Tacoma will be appointed amhas,
sador to France revived at Wash.
inKton.
Report on composite condition OF
important crops In United States
shows 22ed increase above average
for last ten years.
Frederick M, Smith, president OF
Willamette Valley Southern rail
road, died at Oregon City as result
OF recent railway accident.
Prof. Trevor kinoald. U. OF w
principal speaker ut commence
ment exercises of Port Angeles
high school.
Contract for Improvement o,
Lake Samish and Waterfront roads
at Bellingham let to Charles Lind
for 100000
Gov Lister cancels engagement,
to speak at commencement exer
clses at Pullman college on nc
count OF press Of business.
General Federation OF women's
clubs. In session at Chicago, urged
TO take action favoring womens
suffrage.
High court Of ehanccry ordered
the Slingsby baby case tried before
Judge without jury In London.
Engineer Roger clapp, firing from
his cab. shot Yardmaster A. A. Tay
lor OF the Southern Pacific dead a
Truckee, Cal, because Taylor warn
cd him he was about to be discharg
ad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-10
DROWNED IN BAY?

The police are searching for the
body OF Neld Chandler. 6T, OF 2aus
W. Goth S.. who went on the bay 10
a rowboat from Anderson's boat
house. at the foot OF Goth av.. yea
terday. and failed 70 return.
About $50 p. m. Chandler was
observed rowing against heavy
tide off the government locks al
Ballard. About o'clock the empty
boat was found driftlag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-10
WIDOW FACES
OTHER WOMAN
BEFORE JURY
Mrs. Samuels Declares Intui-
ton Tells Her Husband
Was Murdered.
WOMAN TELLS STORY
Rival OF Widow for Mans AT
fections Shrinks at
Latter's Charge.

The world-oid story OF two wom-
en- and their quest after the heart OF
one man was rotold yesterday aft.
ernoon az the coroner's Inquest In
the Samnela case.
Officials sought 10 bring out facts
during a day OF questions that might
chow satisfactorily whether or not
Michael u. samuels, the Nome mer.
chant came 20 his death by his own
hand or by anotherr last week.
when he fell iifeleas across a bed In
tho Seattle hotel. a bullet through
his heart.
MuRpERi This was the
strong suggestion which came
out In the testimony OF Mrs.
samuels, the widow.
The word itrelf was not men
toned az abe talked calmly and
bravely before the Jury at the
Bonney.Watao undertaking
parlors. But her belief that her
husband wac killed was Inn
pressed on the minds OF all as
strongly "a II she had shouted
II.
suicipEi Such was the
counter claim brought In BY
"the other wonAn." Blanche
Smith, who, too, showed re-
markable composure.
She scarcely faltered an she
answered a multitude Of CUES.
tlenn laying bare her life with
the husband OF another woman.
Only az the end Of the wearying
day did she show signs Of hyHtrria.
IL vas when the widow told her
opinion IN words that bespoke the
cultured woman.
Have you any opinion as 20 the
way your husband came TO his
dsnth1f asked Juror.
Suspects a Crime
YES" shid Mrs. samuelh. II have
a feeling inside OF me. woman's
intuition. that tells me what be-
liove. cant quite explain Il 20 you.
II IL the feeling that would come TO
any woman IN my position
The suggestion that a crime had
been committed, more startling than
an actual accusation, made vivid
impression throughout the silent.
breathless audience OF officials and
witnesses
Blanche Smith. listening intsnsiy.
caught her breath and Eobbed.
Mrs. Samueis recounied domestic
troubles which led TO a anjt for 81.
vorce. which was later dropped and
a reconciliation between her and
her husband effected.
samuels Feared Woman
No talk OF financial troubles had
come up in their conversations. she
said. although samneis for year
past seemed worried over other
things and had told her OF woman
who had threatened his life.
Mr. SafuueiA told me he had
taken two guns away from this
woman. and that she would get him
some day" said tho widow. Tic
carried revolver during tho last
two years and seemed 70 fear that
something wouid happen 20 him
The case vas continued until Sat.
urday morning. when further evi.
dence will be brought before the
Jury By Prosecutor Murphy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-10

and placed on sale to advertise this
years midsummer carnival. 10 be-
gin July rs.
Boosters who are in charge OF
the big show this rear are especial.
ly proud OF their bugs.
The Ihkt bear. the totem Of one
OF the Tilikum tribes. surmounts II
and on either aide In an emblem OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-10

Friday.
Mrs. Hope @. Bowiern gets d.
yorca.
twenty-five marriage licenses To-
sued.
Market overstoeked. berries drop.
Mystic Jewel Auxiliary met
today.
Seattle Fruit and Flower mission
trustees meet at Hunts point
Friday.
Y. w. c. A. cafeteria opens Mon.
day. June rs.
Cops se, more fire, aid lesson.
British steamer kntlioehus sails
for Liverpool with biz cargo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-10

A warm session Of the Municipal
league Tuesday noon resulted IN
postponemcnt for one week OF tho
vote on the proposed charter. after
insinnatlons had been made that the
meeting WA packed In behalf OF
the advocates OF the Hinky Diug
charter.
An unusually large attendance
aroused tho suspicious Of some OF
tho members. A motion was made
to postpone action on the charter
for one meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-10
STANDPATTER
HANDPICkING
SEASON HERE
County Committee and Young
Mems Republican Club Call
Each Other Bosses.
TO NAME DELEGATES
Gossip of Politics: Five Men
toned as Opponents to
Congressman Bryan.

The Manipulating" season iH At
hand. the busiest Of the standpat
year
Unless choice lot OF "handplck-
ing" IL done. the standpat county
convention Saturday is going TO be
very much undersixed
There were To be- 625 delegates
at tho convention, but there
weren't 62A In all OF King county
who voluntarily wanted 20 accept
the standpat brand. In the Satur.
day night caueuHes, only ia2 were
selected The other s3a viii either
have 20 be 'handplcked" or else
two-thirds Of the precincts In King
county will go uurepreHented at
the standpat convention.
The collapse OF the standpat par.
" In King county has caused
breach between the county commit.
tee and the Young Men'a Repub-
ltean club. Each organization "a
blaming the other for trying to
boss the lamented caucus Job. As
rcauit. each organization will AZ.
tempt TO Gust the other from con.
troll AZ the convention. Two sets
Of candidates will probably be Of.
fered for temporary and perma.
neut chalrmen.
Former Judge W n. Gay. repub
liean. may enter the legislative
fight In the 18th district. Judge
Cay has had ambitions 10 land IN
congress. but apparently has de-
cided he will not run against 40
steadfast n standpattor as VIII
Humphrey. John r. Ryan. attor.
uoy. however. has no such scruples
lie ls seriously thinking OF fling.
ing his derby tnto the arena.
In the progressive party, Con.
gresaman W. bryan is the only
avowed candidate for the nomina.
ton thus far The namos OF Dan
fandon. J. II. Wallace. Janes
Bradford. Austin r. Griffitha and
G. ]. France are frequently mon.
toned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-10
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE PACKED
FOR VOTE ON CHARTER

Don't DO that urged Clancy ~
Lcwia why. We can't have an
other meeting as big "a this. per.
sonaily tcicphoned 20 200 TO come
here today"
Inwittlngly Lewis lot the cat out
of the bag. for the opponents OF the
charter. Il appears, had not been
houorcd With any personal telephone
Invitations.
James A. HRlghf. president OF the
league. and Police Chief GrffflthH
spoke against tho charter and How.
ard Waterman for II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-10
OTHERS PASS
.UPWARDPLAN:.
SHALL NOT We
Columbus. o.. and St. Louis
Have Just Decided to Elect
Councils at Large.
AN AWFUL CHARTER!
Writer Declares New Doeu'
ment Gives Privilege Oyster
and People the Shell.

Editor Tho Star: Columbus. O..
has iuat adopted new charter pro
viding for the election Of It's council
at large. and tho new charter
framed for st Louis adopts the
same form.
while these cities are moving for.
ward. shall Seattle go backf
But there are even worse things
than the interference in our local
matters by the Legislature.
Worse than government by the
legislature would be government by
the supreme court. And that would
be the result OF tho adoption OF the
proposed charter.
careIeasly Wordsd
I, Is SO careleaslY worded that II
would take years to stralghten out
the tangles
There are sentences which 30 not
make sense. whether you read them
forward or backward.
There Ia one provision under
which any candidate for any office
may be absolutely disqualified By
any of hia opponents
Limit counellmanie Choice
Tho s25 month allowed for coun.
cllmen limits our choice 10 rich
men and graftcrn.
The excuhe given IL that public
Office IL n high honor.
L. that any reason for making pub.
lie service impossible for nino.tenths
az the yotaFsf
II that 10 good reason for
reducing the pay of couneIlmen
20 SIS month, why was II not
used 10 fis the pay OF the city
manager At a reasonable sum.
Instead Of $4,000 a Year,
Tho new charter. II adopted.
would give privilege the oyster and
the people the shell
II iH charter Of denominations.
Yours truly.
WILL ATKINSON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-10
STtckuP At OLD GAME

A man borrowed a match from J..
n. Edberg, OF the Vancouver ho-
tel. last night. Then he disappear
ed behind him. Soon another man
appeared In front with a gun. The
two then went through Edberg's
pockets and got SIG and a gold
watch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-10
MONEY RETURNED TO
EASE HIS CONSCIENCE

MINNEAPOLIS. June i0.-keep
Ing a promise made 20 a conscience
stricken father 20 years ago. an un
identified widow and her children
have returned 5000 which Mrs. r. A
collIton had lost on the street Hal
OF the money was In 81 bills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-10
MANS SKULL
FRACTURED
BY F0OTPADS

A. skalabrin. 22T Eighth nv. N.
submitted 90 an operation in Provi.
dence hospital today for fractpr-
ed skull. He was held up and
beaten By three footpads at Eighth
nv. and blanchard St. shortly after
midnight last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-10
THEY'LL PASS
BOOST AROUND

The Seattle Commercial Club last
night promised Bremerton folks II
would boost that city TO visitors. II
accepted vashon islands invitation
to . strawberry festival there. June
"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-10

All the sweils in town--nearly--
will be patrons and patronesses at
that presentation OF AS You Like
It." by the new Queen Anne ORA
matte Classic society. at the Metro.
politan. Saturday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-10
one Of the other trihss

During the month intervening
between now and Potlatch. the
sale or the buttons will be pushed
with vigor as the officials rely on
this means to raise good share OF
the funds for the entertainment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-10
To Star Readers
Answer This

WHERE CAN GET AN ACRE, or more,
of good land within nine miles of Pioneer
Square, for 500 an acre, on terms of $40 cash
and 81 per acre monthly? By GOOD LAND,
/ mean real clay soil, that holds moisture and
will grow anything want to plant.
500 is not much, but just east of Bellevue, be-
tween Lake Washington and Lake Sammamish
on good county road leading to the Bellevue
or Kirkland ferry, this kind of land can be
bought at this price, 800, and on these terms,
of David p. Eastman, sos Lowman Building.
- CUT THIS OUT AND MAIL TODAY
want to know about good land 500 per the
| terms mentioned in Wednesdays STAR
| l
| To David P. Eastman, sos Lowman Building
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-12-17
rAcs WANTED

Cash paid for eIeAn cotton rass a.
Express office.