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The Suffrage daily news. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1914-191?, 1914-11-02
BUTTE WOMEN WORK
ENTHUSIASTICALLY
FOR SUFFRAGE

There should be no doubt left
in the minds of the most skepti-
cal that the women of this state
want the vote, if numbers Of en-
thusiastic workers are to be reck-
oned as proof.
For months the suffrage head
quarters at the Thornton hotel
have been the scene Of ceaseless
activity. From early in the
morning until midnight and af-
ter, a large force of competent
women have been sending ont
literature to every part of the
state. So perfect has been the
system and so many the Jealous
volunteers, that as n woman
dropped her task to go to her
home, another took her place.
Hundreds of workers have fold
ed and mailed literature to the
voters of Montana asking that
women be given the ballot.
There could scarcely be a more
crucial test of the earnestness of
the suffragettes than this volun-
tary contribution Of hard, monot-
onous clerical work. In order to
spread the suffrage gospel the
women have given up pleasures
and recreations, and have given
their scant hours of leisure to the
cause.
BY virtue of their tireless la
Dor every remote portion of this
great state that has not already
been reached by speakers, has
been circularized. On the third
day of November virtually every
voter will go to the polls in
formed upon the question of suff-
rage.
What is this thing called "wu=
mans sphere
So much of which today we
hear?'
It's ladylike to play the races,
Take a drink, or "hold three
aces,o
But if, perchance, she casts a
vote
She's lost her "womanhood'
you'll note.
Her femininity's intact,
If she must do the scrubbing act,
70 feed a hungry little flock,
That gives no person any shock,
But if, perchance, she casts a
vote,
She's lost her "womanhood,'
you'll note.
The Suffrage daily news. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1914-191?, 1914-11-02
LESLIE A. BECHTEL

Candidate for the legislature on
the Socialist ticket and a staunch
believer in and supporter of Wo-
..#*.@0 man Suffrage.
Mr.. Bechtel came to Butte with
his parents when he was two
years of age. He attended the
public schools here and completed
the high school course at the
STATE COLLEGE at Bozeman.
In 1910 he graduated with a de-
gree of A. B. from the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin. Deciding to
enter the ministry he took a 3
years course at the Union Theo-
logical Seminary, New York City,
graduating with the degree of B.
D.. When his studies were COM
pleted Mr.. Bechtel accepted a
call to Emmanuel Presbyterian
Church of this city and is highly
esteemed by his parishioners and
by all with whom he has ONE in
contact. Mr.. Bechtel is not only
a firm believer in his principles
but voices them as can be at
tested by those who have heard
him either in the pulpit or out
of it.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-09

r@oeben" in6 ,,99reslau ipeIfe
bei0en S6iffe gegenrpGrtig in tiir.
fiihen @etpdiiern frcu3en 1no BON
Der &iirfet 0angefauft" tpuroen, bot
0as tiirfii6e giir9erre6t ongenpnl.
men.
Serlutc Der sSnps nnO gritcn.
2on6on, 9. Oft. = Cine Gen.
trail gletps 8epei6e aus aopenba.
gen meIbet, oie gerliner 3eitung
rMn 02itta9" ipiiIe 3u beridten,
6aB bie berbiin6eten iopnntihen uno
britiiden &rlppen 6ei tbrert eriten
9lngriff apf Die Stftung Siingtau
i'm 6eliti6en oItniiatiiden 8ahtge.
biet 4intti6o1 $500 Wtonn berloren
ba6eu un0 5uriif9eidIagen tpurOen
Ger i'm Sofen bon &ialitidau lie.
qen6e 6IterreiAii6e &reu5er n&oi.
iertn GItiaetb", fiiat oie 9epe.
ide bir8p, jon 6en redten GIiieel
Ger Beronll0efen ourD lent SSelter
arg mitgeuommen 1oben.
9ofio, Sopon, 8. Oft. = glnitlid)
miro bier geiogt, 6oB bas 5euer
oer Geutifen ou Giingtau matter
ineroe. 8Gbren6 oe8 Samples ioIl
Elm 3an, tpeldes einen beltIfeu
SseiieIballon EieIt, our9idnitten, lino
Der 8olon ion 6obongetrieben iein.
9efing. 8. Oft. 8ie Sopauer
beihoiien bonn aSrin5 $einri9 Berg
aus nit groBen 9eIoeertlnggae.
ifiiten Die orei Siingtai Sorts. Sic
beiBen 8ismard. WaoItfe lno Sits
Sorts ur0 befiaoen ii9 3 nlo A
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-09

@Iautvu Fbeuft." a.fStIddlidJ tar
men ii4 zen eem montenegriidt
GrncrnItuniEI in 3om ber, Dioint
pom oortigen rliiiiden 8oti4afh
arupensfi.
9erfin 8. Oft - auf benz 6n
Iihen ShIadtfeIOe baben Die ber
biinbeten 3eitti6en uno 0eIterreb
der Oem gorseben Der Huiien Sou
eeboten uno i6nen enorme 8erluItl
beigebradt. Syett, oaB iid 6is
SeIterreiher NIT ben Gelttlden bel
Spnnsoroo pereinigt boben, 1T oos
ruiiiide Centrum ourh 6lantenoii.
Igrtffe gefdbr0et.
8etrograo, 8. 6ft. - Gos riiI.
| fiihe Centrum, tpeldes Bel @oridon
ntobiIiiirt tpuroe un6 aus Der 8liithe
Der rliiiiiden Qrnee beitebt, Bat Iet.
nen 0tori9 mad Berlin ongetreten
ltuo befinoet iid 80 U1eilen bon
Tborn (gelogen). gfufiiide 9riip.
pen ieben ibren Wearib noh gSoien
fort lno befinoen fib 95 Meilen
bon iener 6eItllng. lleberoG Itoben
Die gtuiien auf beftigen 8iberitnno,
bod ieben iie ibreft M1orih nnerrt.
pegt fort. (Die tper6en Idon ,.Ionge
8eine" MAIDEN, penn iie Der 9iuI.
ienfreiier Siunenburg Su pnfen
friegt.)
@oibington, 8 Oft. - Die bic.
iige 6eutfde gotidoft bat BON Ser.
lin folgenoq 6robtIoie 9epeide er.
1aIten: Der aerneloete rilfIiIhe Dor.
mari9 iiber Die 0lenel bei Der Srt.
idaft SulpoIfi lit cine 2iige.
Sn Der S6lndt Sci gGuguItotuo,
in tpether bie 9eutihen 5Dei rrI.
iiide strueeforps befiegten, $500
ituberipun0ete @efargene modten,
20 aanoneit, 6aririter cine ihfrera
gatterie, unO cine Wienge Wlol4i.
|nengcpebre eroberteL batten bic
Deutiden nrr merige 8erIuite.
glm 4. Sfto6er bertrieben Sie
0eitifen cine Brigade ruIiiider
@qr0egrenaoiere aus ibren befeItia.
ten Stelmgen bei 9for3o.
3ipiihen 9papoiu uno SItiopic,
&uiiii6-8olen nobnen Die 9eut.
iden 5000 glIien gefnngett itno er.
oberten 5ablreide @ei9iise uno Dto-
i9tnengeluebre.
9Lm 3. 9fto6er griffen 6ie 9eiit.
iden Die gauiien an; 3tpei uno cine
babe 9ibiiion &abaqerie un0 elm
8beil Der Spongoroo Geieroen tDur.
ben uIf Die Sta6t 8lriifgeiporfen.
8itlsarien idlGst los.
2on6on, 8. Oft. 9[us @ieu
bier eingetroffene Qepeiden befnaen,
bob es 3mii9en 8ulgorelt ln0 Ser.
ben 3u etnen beftigen Sample ge.
fontmen lei. 5oate 6ieie Depefde
oltf 8abrbeit berubet oann lit es
elm 8eipeis, bob ft9 Die gulgoren
oltf Seiten Der 9eiterrei1er uno
9elttiden iblogen. 0togIi9 aber lit
eS audi, oaB irregtlIdre btIgariihe
8rHppen a1f etgene Gouit Die Ser.
ben befriegen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-09
Antwrrprn
in flammrn!

qon6Ou, o. CIT. - glu birr Stel.
len Der 6elusertsu 5eitnHg Autiuer.
pen 1T 5sner anegsbrOdIeu. Die bic
StGOt umsebeHbeu 5dnlme fuO
bnr6itodlcH rnb bic sanSs 8earnO
inter @aifer geiebt luOrOsn.
lie TcutidDen babeu bic iiberfIH.
t6ete @esenO bes gletbe Sbales
bsrritS biHtsr I'D. Dos gomarOe.
ment bat ungebsursn SdaOsn an
QiebGnbtH anseridDtct. giele GiOi.
liiten iin6 set6btet uOrSrn. Dit ie.
Der StnnSe berldFisn tueitere 6lidt.
lingc bic beOrobie StaSt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-09
gteilen bonn Serge.
9eMtIfeg Hiidler6nnt neInnfen.

Gopenbaeeh 8. Oft. - Gin bent.
i6es 6iiderboot lief an ser georo.
tiiIte 01nemorf's ouf cine beittIde
Nine uno Oeridnf; Der &opitGn ging
unter, bic @emannung tpitroe ge.
rettet.
Sorimer aisetlngt.
Chicago, 8. Oft. - gr.Genotor
8ilion1 2orimer, pel6er ietnes gLm.
tes berluitig ging, neil er Ii1 feline
8abl erfauft botte, tuuroe siIort.
men NIT ietnen @eI9dftst6eilbobpr
ongefloet, ben 8onferott 6er Ga
Sale Street RotionoI.gonf ber.
i61loet 5u baben, qlud aroere Ne.
ante oes bertru6ten @eIotnItih,ts
miiiien itd bor ben @eriGten toeaen
8etrltgs bernrttporten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-09
Gnn. 6lnSeabarg Dfrsiui9t 66 bti
o)wangorob init ben Wrferrei6nn!
Der 0derrei6i(6e BOt(6atter in Wd(6ington
6at entOe6t, wO Ole cigen6eri6te i6er
ru(l[fe Siege d6getl6t WerOenl
Berlin btset6net raifI6e eieee aIs iufamt 9

Berlin, 8. Oft. - Gin oroker
Gbeil Der ocittldcn @rnleg llrfer
@ensCd b. Sin6Cnblra bat cine Bee.
einienra ggb ben Dsiterreifzn an
Der gSeidfeI 81 SiuangoroO, auiIiid.
pollen, beiperflteIIigt, mo- Die @uiien
iidj iett ont redten llfer 0es Glui.
ies fouaentriren. glilr Elm fleiuer
9bei[ bon Sinoenbures glrmee
bleibt bel Suipnlti; oieien Sruppen
eelarg es ieoo9, 0ns ruiiiI6e 8or.
riifen na6 SitpreuBen bin gu Der.
binoerr, tros Der itarfen nuneri.
iden lleberleeenbeit 6es SeinOes.
ct. 8etersburg, 8. Oft. - 3ie
Ruiien Ieugnen bic oeuti9en Mel.
ouneen iiber Sieg Der 0eutiden
8offeu gu glugultoipo rn0 SuipaIfi;
iie bebaupterL Die 6eltti6en Streit.
frdfte ieien no6 oieien S6la6ten
boitig nod Der oitpreuBii6en @ren8e
bin 5itriidgelpi6en uno bGtten groBe
8erltite on 2euten, 8ei6iisen uno
8orr1tben gebabt. 9lu9 leugnen
bic Gtuiien Die oeutI6en unO otter.
reidiiden Mel6ungen 0aB lin.
ruben i'm ruiiii6en @fgboniIton i'm
ruiIii4en Sltrfeitan uno i'm oItliden
Eeriien orobten.
ct. 9etersbura 8. Oft. - RuI.
iii9e Gngaben aus 2entberg, @oli.
5iet bebnitpten, oaB Die ruiIii6en
idneren 9otterien ollntGblif oie
6eItungsnerfe bon Yr3en1pgl 5rt.
iammeni6ieBen ltno biele &GuIer in
Der Stnot in grono geidoiIen NOR.
ben ieien, in10 ooB oaes oIterrei6i.
i4en 8eriltde, Der @orniion gntTnb
5u brtngen, nit griBen @erluiten
abgei6lagen iporoen ieien.
2onoon, 8. Oft. - syn @ien miro
beanipri6t, 6oB Die gfuiien boil
ItGnoig aus 1lngdrn bertrieben NOR.
ben ieien. Dagesen beboltptet ser
ruiiii6e 8otidafter in &onl, oie
RltIier bdtten Dein 5iinftel bon
llngarn beiebt" ebenio mie .fieben
aAtel bon @ali8ien." (9ieier &ui-
ie in Rom lit elm pprameOaIer 2iiy.
ner.)
Die giiscn ii6er CeiterreidJ.
Seem gorf, 8. Oft. ~ Or. Gum.
ba, ser oiterrei6iide goti6after in
Baibington .bat iebt entoeft, mo
Die fltrdt6aren 2iigen BON oen ou-
gebliden Siegen Ser 9fuI1en un0
tSerben ii6er Seiterrei6 berItam.
men mt0 bat foIgeuoe 8arnung
ergeben laiien:
sd muB o5erntols 6ie aneri.
faniider 3eitungsIeier Dor Sen
ifmdbli9en 2iigen tparnen, Die bon
Gom ii. anoeren ito[ieltii6en St6b.
ten iiber Die gan3e Belt oer6reitet
iper0en 5u Dem 3pefe, oie 9oppeI.
monar6ie in 0liBfre6it git bringen
ln0 Die offentlide Meinllng in neu.
tralen 9Gnoern 5it beeinfluiIen. 9ie.
ie ReI0utgen peroen entDeoer 6am
@eneraIitab in ct. geter86ltrg 5u.
8eidrie6ert o6er. oIs @eri6te Dor.
getiibrt, pOenen man in etngetpeib.
Ten Oiplomatiideit 9reiien in &om
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-09

lsu tommcn. gs eebort onSp ert.
ihieoen Elm GuBerit befdbigter Stro.
tege, pie @enerol BON @luf, Inn
bieie feline Syoee oes oeuti6en Gro
BEN @eneralitabs in Die @irflidfeit
1rm5uieten. Inter B ei EN- geipin.
nen Die 0euti6en glrmeen an Der
DIE, glisnc, Morne uft0 Wfaas
iiegreih inlmer neue 8ortbeiIe. 9as
3iel oieier Eruppenforper lit, ben
Seino inmer peiter 5itiammen8u-
treiben. GB tount au6 01 Die
Stobt guris ni6t in getraft. Die.
ie miro IdlieBIid elm 3ielobieft fir
iib iein. gln Der Sitgrer5e Srniif.
reihs lit 8oul un6 8er6un nit ei.
nem etiernen 0iing rntseben. 8ie
6ran8oien MAIDEN Der3peifelte glus-
f1ne - obne grfolg. Die fiirdt-
barren oelrtiden gelagerungsgeihiise
reoen 5l ben Gran3oien in Der eber.
nen Sprn9e Der @eItgeifidte. bic
ie fripol beralsgeforoert bd6en
50 Iiebt es in sSrarfrei9 aus.
6ranfrei6 itebt Dor oem b6IIigen
3niommen6rud. Cine Brdlioeilten.
frifis Itebt bebor. 0os fran3oiiI6e
9oIf glalbt sic liigenboften offi3iel.
len 9ie9esnu6ridten nidt mebr.
G5 murrtl
Die Sample sesen alnd's Grmee.
8oris, 8. Oft. = Cine offioielIe
anfitn0igung 0es fron30itiden
ariessamts beiagt SoIgen6es: ~sSm
groBen @dn5en 1T bic Gage Der
8inee aufrieOeniteIleito. llniere
Iruppen nebmen bellte nod oieiels
ben StelIllngen Elm fpie geltern,
trosoem es gu beftieen aGmpfen ge.
ton1nen lit, namentli9 in Der @e.
.geno bon GoBe."
8om GaulpfpIas, iiber 93aris, g..
Oft. = Seit Wiontag lit ouf Dem
Iinfen ssliigel Der gerbiir6eten elm
itberaus beffiger aarttpf i'm 8arge.
0ie tteuen 8eritdrfuneen Der Geut.
iden, ipeI6e auf Dem aan1pfplas er.
idienen iino, baben oas Wienihed.
m6glihfte 9eleiitet, I'M ben Sieg an
iif 5u reiben. 8ieoer lno inlrner
pieoer Itiir5ten iie iid fonlpfei1tgliibt
oltf Die Reiben Der 8rnn3oien uno
Gngl1n6er, dber aud oieie batten
nambofte 8eritGrfungen on ii9 ge.
Sogen un0 leilteten Dem 9lnprdG Der
oeutihen Sampler energiiden 8i.
6eritano.
Ser Gantpf lit ni9t lGneer mebr
cine utai6tenenntGBige Strotegie Der
gegehieitieen Seerfiibrer, ion6ern
iest beiBt es, ipelde Der bei6en @r.
meen 1T Oen Strapo5en om beIten
gefuohIen, peId@bermag ben Wt1n.
ner moroenoen aonlpf am I1ngiten.
olt85ubolten (Gdo: Die 9elttidert),
inn Den Sieg idIieBIi6 5u erringen.
Ster llno oa bo6en Die 2inien Dem
Dritd Der glngreifer no6gegeber,
nber bnlo lparen bic 8lteoer tpie0er
geihloiien, luto Der eiierne @iirtel
mar 10 felt 5liatnmengeidnie0et,
ipie ebeoem.
gluf einem 81nft geIong es Iogor
Der oelti1en Gaoollerie, bic Shlaht.
Iinie Der @erbiinoeten 81 bur9bre.
den, bod bari bic Steae ni6t ge.
nannt per0en Die 0eutiben ober
tparen niht 5ablreid genug, Tim Die.
fen 8ortbeil ous3uniisen. Ser
Hiid5ng Der gerbiinoeten Itan6 ober
gang uno gar i'm GinfIong nit ben
9ldnen oes fron3oiiiben General.
ltnbs (io, loD. Der Dlrhbru6 CT.
eienete ftb in einen ipiben @infel
Der SdIohtIinte, iln0 Die DentIAen
botten cine fiir bic 8erbiin6etcr pe.
f1brIiHe Stellttng inne, tpurben User
int 2oufe bes Cages getporfen. 0ie
a1nlpfe iuer6en NIT itrtberminoerter
Seftiefeit forteeiest.
Saein @eiipieI bat Die 8eltge.
i1ihte bon 10 perni9tenoen a1nlpfen
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@iebcr ein geIltutOrb.

9fobert s. 9luIIer, frii6er @urenit.
borTteber Der Omaha electric aiabt
& 9oiper 60, tmm6e beirte In ipi.
ner @obniing, 906 iiibI. 35. glbe.,
ols 2ei4e gefltnoen. CT bate Iet.
mem DaIein bur6 @inat6rien bon
2eudtgns Elm gn0e gemaGt. CT
mar itrberbeirotbet; oos Wsotib bes
|SeI6itmoroes lit unbetornt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-09

MIN ollt Dem lebten Sohe pteiten.
gielleiht ftno 5ur Shin0e uniere
Solooten idon in Die StaOt elm.
georilngen. @s miro ben glntiuerpe.
nern eegeniiber flir5er 93ro5eB &c.
mott. Die Sohe geilt" +, oenn g(nt.
nerpen ioa uns elm DertbOolIer
Stiitpiinft gegen GngInno iDer6en.
glus oem Snnern bon gelgien
tontntt rns Die alitoe, OoB Der
Stoot GbarleroD cine ariegsfontri.
button bon $50 gfiaionen Sronten
oliferlegt ipuroe. Die Staot Char.
Ierop lit pirtbitaftIi9 lngefGbr bos,
mas fir 9ettidIono Giien lit. 9ie
Staot 2iitti6 bat cine arieas.
| itasling bon 10 Millionen I1art
unO Die grobin5 2iittif cine ioIde
Ibon 80 D2illionen 0tart at bIehen,
ferner 8riifel 40 D1illionen Mort,
uro Die 9robina 9rabont 60 Mil.
lionen Mart. @as font olles nod
nr arieesi6nting befretirt ipuroe,
lit nidt n6ber befannt geiuorben =
I'm Elm 6niiitpfono in S1n0en al
baben, boben Die Deutiden 0as gi.
gentbum Der gonfen uno sSinans.
geieqi1aften in gelgien nit 9e.
ihlag belegt. Ser @el0umIauf
itodt oespegen, uno bic ganten ia.
ben beidloiien @el6bonos in I'm.
louf 5u iesen.
2onoon 8. Oft. - Sier lit 6ie
Ra6ridt eingetroffen, oab Der SEQ.
Mig bon 9elgien an Der Spite ieiner
armee aus Qntrperpen ge3ogen it,
I'M ben 3euti9en cine S1[adt an.
5ubieten.
gs beiBt, 6aB flint oeutide glr.
meecorpS ben 9lngriff ouf glnttper.
Ipen MAIDEN; bic 8eftigfeit oes gln.
'griffs BOT BEL Wlilit1rfritifern Der
feinoIiden Seite Die @ermutbuna er.
meft, ooB 9eitti9lono cine ,5peite
8ertbeioigungsIinte" au ibnffen BE.
ubitdtige, Die BON @ntiperpen no6
griiiiel. ytautur un6 0ies geben, tlnO
auf pelde bic oeltti6e lrmee, oie
iid iebt on Der 9lisne in gtorofrant-
reid entlong befinoet, notbigenfaas
iid 5uriidoieben ioae.
Berlin, iiber 2onoon, s. Gtt. -
Die Gperationen gegen 9Gnttuerpen
meroen oer5eit bon General bon ge.
ieler geleitet, einen gru0er 0es be.
fannten bormaligen preuBiifen Su.
Iti5nliltiiters ino idon i'm 70'er
Strieg NIT groBer 9lug5ei1ntlng an
Der 8eldgerltng bon Mles un0 Der
bon Bnris betbeiligt.
General alnd's Grfplse.
glmiter6onL fiber 2on6on, 9. Oft.
Die enoliid.fran30Iii6e @eitarmpe
6efinOet iib ourd ben Sieq oes Sc.
ueraloberiten bon alud anf oer 81.
ME goDdn, Qaiii9np, 9ioDe, glIbert,
glrraS in Der @efo6r, bon i6rer
gerpflegurgsbaiis a6geihnittcn su
iperoen. lleberboupt batten bic
Sdpenfungen/oer glrnee Stluf iino
oeren perdnoerte sront BON SiiOen
nad 8eIten einen ooppeIten itrate.
giiden 3Ded. 3und6It miften
oie llingebungsDerin4e Der bereinia.
fen @ngldnoer uno 6rorBoien Der.
eitelt tperoen Damn ober uno qe-
raOe infoIge bes lebten Sieaes Be.
brobt aluf oireft Oie fron3oitiden
Seeb6fen Giinfirden, Calais, sou.
logne.iir.Mer, 0ieppe uno Sabre
9as itnb bic ndditen 2anoungsIteI.
len Der GngIdn6er. @s ban0eIt
itd belte bel Der oeutiden 8eitor.
NEE nift 70 iebr I'M ben gormarid
altF Tnris, ols bieImebr ben melt.
ltdlen Sliteel Der feinoli9en Qrniee
falt aa ftelleft rn0 in ben @eiib Der
fronSoiiid)et Saferftd6te am glermel.
faitaI unO Der Meerenge BEL Douer-
Calais (gneliib GbonneI unb
Strnigbt Of Doper, franSoiiif Ga.
nal Ia wlonde iiuo gas be goIais)
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Die %crbiinOeten nt6t imtanbe, bas bOll
Oeneral &lnf gemnnnene Serratn
Saraf 3ll erObern!
Scr san antperpen's 1T eine bIoRe 5rage Der 8eit!

Aaf Stn anrdhbid
prHtnoe SedauS 9nHfmae
bel
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The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-28

road supervisor or to him personally on or before the first day of June each year; shall become delinquent on the first day of July, when a penalty of five per cent will be added and if not paid within 15 days from that date, said delinquent taxpayer shall be liable to arrest, with fine or All moneys derived from this tax shall be used for the con- and maintenance of public highways and trails within the district where same are collected and shall be so expended by the supervisor.
 All corporations, co-partnerships or individuals employing labor shall be required to file with the supervisor before the tenth day of June each year list of all persons liable to pay road tax, who were in their or his employ on the first day of June next and if they neglect or re- fuse to comply with this provision they shall be liable to a substantial fine. Such employers shall be authorized to retain fro mthe wages of their employ ees the sum due for road tax, and turn the same over to the supervisor, talk ing his receipt therefor.
 "The construction of new roads shall be contracted by competitive bids, under supervision of road SUD- ervisor.
 Tt shall be the duty of the super visor to locate and survey Cwhere necessary all new highways and trails, keep main roads in repair, col lect road tax and prosecute delin- quents, let contracts and accept work when completed, purchase supplies, keep accurate accounts of afl receipts and expenditures, employ and dis charge men and have general super vision over all work done in connec-
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-28
FUR | M ? R ] ' | N C
 HIGHWAYS

Senator Gaustad the newly elected member of the Alaska Legislature from Fairbanks, has prepared an outline of a proposed new law that provides for the construction of roads in Alaska under the direction of road supervis- ors, who are to be elected by votes of the people. He has sent copies of his outline to other newly elected mem- bers of the legislature and has asked them for their opinion.
 The law suggested by MT. Gaus- tad provides for the improvement of the road in each district from money that can be collected for road taxes, and from such funds as the govern ment may direct to be used for such purpose. It is his plan to ask con- gress to turn over to the local road funds all licenses collected outside of incorporated towns and cities, and also to request congress to pass a law al- lowing miners to pay their assess ment dues on mining claims into road fund, provided they prefer to have the money spent that way.
 The outline of the proposed law to be passed by the legislature, as prepared by MT. Gaustad, is as fol- lows:
 Road tax shall be four dollars per annum. payable at the office of the
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-28

tioG with the construction and main tenance oi public highways and trails.
 The salary of the road supervisor shall be $1O per day and actual travel ing expenses (except board and lodg- ing) while engaged in the discharge of the duties of his office.
 "The boundaries of the road districts shall be substantially the same as of the present recording precincts.
 "The road supervisor shall be elect ed semiannually at the general terri torial election.
 "The road supervisor may design aate place in each locality where road tax may be paid and shall have power to appoint deputies with authority to coleect and receipt for such tax"
 The foregoing, it is explained by Mir. Gaustad, is simply an outline. from which he hopes to have a legis- lative bill properly drawn. with such changes as may be agreed upon by members of the legislature. It is his intention to have the road supervis- OTIS independent of the Alaska Road commission, whose duties may be limited to the construction of the main military roads.
 MT. Gaustad is planning. also, to introduce a bill in the legislature that will provide for revoking of the min ing law passed by the last session of the legislature. The territorial min. ing law, as passed he thinks, is con fusing and detrimental to the best in terests of the mining industry of the Territory
 There are some minor changes plan ned by Mir. Gaustad to the old law One of these is to re-establish the right of men owning continuous claims to do all their assessment work on one of the claims, instead of scattering 1t over all of them.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-28
SUBSCRIPTION BOXES ID
 BE TAKEN UP SATURDAY

On Saturday next the committe hay ing charge the fund for the relief of the suffering women and children of Belgium will take up the subscription boxes left in the various places about town. A number of citizens have also made donations direct to Treasurer Brock and when Cordova's offering is sent to the American Red Cross Socie. ty it will be a very creditable show ing.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-28
HAULING ORE FOR
 SHIPMENT TO SHELTER

J. B. Parks, superintendent of the Mother Lode mine, came down from Mccarthy on Sundays train. A num- Der of teams are at present employed in hauling ore from the mine to the railroad and a big shipment will short ly be made to the shelter.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-28

Marked reductions in staple gro ccries-Call and get our prices O'Neill & Slater Co.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-28

Month in and Month out you'H be money ahead if you use our groceries. !. BLUM & co.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-28
Here's one that, if you make you won't break.

HssoIVED-That beginning Jan. 1st will buy my Groceries at Blum & Co.'S thereby procuring the highest quality food products for less money than else where.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-28

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