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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-26
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fort nuroe. Gr ieIber er8G9lt, oaB
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res 6ur9 feline 9igsntelegrdmms,
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Srappbeit unb 0dbrbeit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-26
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Qa5orett tebrls in bieien 5aaen Elm
ron a6tben ltaamenoer Qanbnebrs
mann gum Fiinften Male sur 6rOnt
guriif piermdl Tdon BAT n ats
8erpunbeter i'm 2a3arstt gele9en.
Der gr5t potlte ibm nun Dor Der
fiinften 4usreiIe ndd RuBlanD, 100
er Iih bic bier 0erpunbungen aes
bolt bate, einen ilr3en nrlaub ges
pdbren, mo cine Jrau uuO iieben
ainber Ieiner narten. 4ber Der
brape, bon patriotti9em pflidtges
fiibl 0ardorunaene lebnte bas
freunbliae Qnerbieten ab NIT Der
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Rinoern 9elobt, nur als 5ieaef,
niGt anbers bsim5utebren. Dies 0es
l0bnis mill ih baIten. SEPT als
@eripunDster, nenugleiA gebstlt, ben
anaebDtenen 6simotsurlaub an3us
nebman, piirbe mir su lhper per.
pen. Gntneoer als Gieger una
Treier GeutIner IN bic 5eirnat 3ms
rid ooer totl"
Die Ebeme III bei Der G0ns
bOnbriide 800 SUB brett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-26

1n ben gtridisn BON lDsIl8aliBis
.itm arisgsihouplabt III on boH
ben 6uBulin bic Atbs %atpeItH. Die
t ruiRniIdm Garpnibenbspobnsr
fnb felt jtber oils regitrungslFsusr
9pllsnamm beiannl. Der gnmt bic
les in bolistunbliher pit hltlidtr
.9t3ifbuHg boot estHartiBm Stam,
mes 1T mmdnila (odb aul" IN cine
hiriiins gnouna) nnb bsbsuisi
Ranbtr. aus bsgtsiili6en Orinbm
silt Ct baber bel ben 9uJuItn ais
5himbFport. eli ltIbit ntnntn ftp
.GbriIten optr aud .GprpsBli" mas
h. INIT Gbtlrdubu lttrItbm lttBt.
Ste groBts Aolls i'm StbsH ots
busulsu ipislt bic gitbe. Sin Ihps
mes Meib gilt ibnen ais bas 96h
tie, fuas cine arms WsnI6snistls
lD1breuo Der tur5sn Qilgsri6oft auf
bigfsm lltinen Grb6da 81 tritrsbeu
Bat. 9sbsn III fir is Elm Spno.
Hpm BON 9iebsn. Bir ben osrIisb'
ten 6u5ulen III iein 6ebot isiu
6inbernis grob eenug, i'm ibm ben
Wsq sur @eliebtsn gu peripsrrtH.
.9isie QuFfaTng BON giebs III absr
niht eiipd in benz Weien oss 9u'
ylltn 8u lu6sn. Sein Meib 0ifImebr
hbsririfft BARN ibrs u6rigsn Grs
bsnihlutfttrn. Sin Brauenptrd6tsr
aus Dtr G6uls zines Strinoberg
lame nod tinem lurJen glufsntbalt
bet BEN 6u8ulen gtbetIt 5urit. Die
6u3ulin bait Is fir Giinbs, sinem
Manne bic 2tebs 3u p%eriagen. Die
9eftimmuug ots 0eibes 1T bsi ben
SnsuleH sinsig allein bic, cine ges
.nife Qn3abl BON 9inoeru gu blben.
uno e berrItt Der @ldube, oaB bas
@eib, bas auf @rbsn bisis 9siims
mung ni6t erfiat babe, mad benz
1ooe CUR Strofs cine au5abl aim
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bt lit bai BEN 6ujuliHnen lebr per-
breittt, uno bic ionoer6arIteu Nm
fdauuugen fnD nit Der @eburt Ders
6unben. Den Reuge6orenen, mod
nidt getauften, piro Der 1euftl nit
elmer brennenotn Serge nusgstriebeu.
Die 9utler bsrIdBt aud ipatelteHs
nad brei 5assn bas 8oasnbstt.
Die aolomtila, elm puuOerihos
ner Sau7, BON 6i9ureu belsbt, ME
fe aus benz g3arOas unb bsm rui
.iiden aoTdtsntau3e betannt Iino, be-
.~reitete ber 6u5uIiH bic groBte Jrfus
be.
Qeltere Wdoten finbst mon pes
niq, bingegsH in glebr3a9l iugsnos
lihe Weiber. Wenn 0us Aeib
liebt. oann 1T Der 0lann sifsriiid
tia. Sc lift baber fir bic goltsIeeIe
daratteriHiI6, baB ibr in ben Bolts
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bein Elm @pttr Der GWerll9t Wlto.
GpboId lit osr 6u3uIenriHaIoo. Gr
bat sugunfen Der grmen bic aeis
den qepliinbtrt, bic Diterrei4ii4en
Gensarmsntuaeln tonnten ibm ui4ts
.ontun. quf Der 1000 9leisr boben
63arna 6ora, no er begroben liest,
hat Der perfolgte RduberbauptmauH
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sum 5obne fir bic gerfOIger BUR
8el6dume gsi6Iogen. 81 fDuroe
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6u3ulen erfdoFsn. acknowledgment
beleben ii6erbaupt Das iOnt Ftae bus
sulifde Gamilienle6en, iie enoeH GEE
p16niid nit tdtli4sr MiBbaHpluna
oes Mei6ss. Der 6u5uIe benimmt
Td Der Jrau ~gegenuber INNER rits
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& ,Molpbntiata@. Gunges Jrau'
dgn) on, bon benz @runoiaBe aus
sshenb. Utter iaiBe Dor 8orbtii
Mot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-26
QpfslfruteI. Qus sinsm 81

QbfelHrueel. aus einem 81,
eif6iDsr @aFer unb Dem notigeu
Mebl nsrtt man nit tpenig Sal5
einen neiden 3tig, Der iia dusmans
qeIn art, 70 oab mon @eorudtes
binOur6 leIen lam, unb beitreidt Jpn
NIT Butter, gibt rtiaIih gdn3 fem
gebobelte, fauerli4e Nepfel. 3udsr.
aorint5en un6 3immt bnriiber, bebi
oas lid bamil sr iiA 3uTommtns
rolteH farm, le5t bic Roae fhneden4
artig n cine esbuttsrte Jorru, sieBl
fins gaiit beige mild Odriiber uni
badt oeu Struosl in beiBem 0fsr
heabrnur.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-26

Die Regierung ber gst.
@taoten leete I'M ber9angenen Sabre
in ben NationalforIten u6er 1000
Meilen GiienbabngeIeiie unb 5000.
Meilen 9elepbonleitungtn.
Die RnudBofie geDiHsr
papierfabriten MAIDEN F6 bur6 ubs
len @srnh Big auf s'na 40 atlus
meter entfernnng bemertbor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-26

Deraugndrttg 5dnbel aals
futtas bat In sinem 3eitraum bon
feds Mlonatsn i'm @ergLei4 nit 1913
I'm 100000 o%bgenommeu.
BON 9ftober 1905 Biz DE-
tober 1906 foroerten bic politiidtn
unruben in RuBIano falt 1900
0pfsr.
neber 8 MtlIionen junger
gaume unb 10000 pfuno Gameu
tpurben i'm Sabre 1914 in ben Rds
ti~onnlforfen gepflan3t.
Sn BEN erten feds MonateR
bes 0erfloHensu Sabres be3ifferte iif'
Der ganse 6anbel auf ben qbilippis
men auf $55,000.000.
Man f9dbt, boB bas Nib
i6ubs gsbiet BET gtssisrang i'm 9rano
Cannon IN Qri5ona ieBt ettpa 10000
5iri6e beberbergt.
Die Sbeoris 6es Saiffs
banes unb bes Gegelns pur6s rli'
fereiiIiig enttpidslt bon einem Sc
luiten (Q'6oFs 1697).
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-26
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Qeip3ig idmmtlids Ruiien fort8ieRen,
tonnten aber in alien anDerenS tdoten
i'm gereide oes 10. Qrmeetorps Qufs
entbalt nebmeu. GtHer BON bieien
aus Qeip3tg Qusgepieienen, Elm in
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qlauel. no sr iid ielbf0erItdnolif)
ppii3eiliA mslben muBte. VS. mar Der
I. December 1914, Der Sag nua Der
ginnabme pon qoo3. quf bic Jrage
0es qoIi8eibeamten, peIder 9dtionas
fiat er augeb6rs, anttportete Der rul :
iiTas Sube prompt; Set geitsrR bin
id EN- 8eutIherl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-26

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IL eau ihrtr grbtants): Dem Sns
qenieur iuerbe lf einen aorb esben,
1ontden; i6 rsris Dab er e nur
auf Dsin GslS abgeisben BAT"
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-26
Niutn6es paueneD.
90. 1871.

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ibtilia unb fhligBf porn inter benz 9siab'
hrdffn. Giub @oIdhodt aud fir 9auss
teiber ON pnttiI6fen 70 cmpii.9lt iq
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ban ~ blgTtm Gbnittmuftr, GrbdllliA in
8r0Btn ron sc bis A, 81 garb QIoIaiag
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-26
geiEelfunasanrtiTung.

8ieis SHUTTER tpsrOsH on trstHo
cine QorsHt gsgm ginitHouug ots
greilts geIbtdt. Mlau gsbs Rninmsr
uno gr0Bs uno Die belle aorels
osutIi6 eeitriebsn an unO i4ids Der
Coupon neba 10 Gents fit iso,i
b~sitellts Nluftsr an 0ds
Omaha TribineP Pattern Dept
1911 QonnrB 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-17

sleeves, and the former pads and puts
and twists. The heavily-steeled cor
set has been Stunned for lighter,
easier one.
"The new girl is becoming more
and more an individualist. She builds
her wardrobe on styles which suit her
own type of beauty.
"There was a time in women's evo-
luton when she hankered after man.
nish modes. But she has learned the
futility of the so-called mannish wo-
man. Nevertheless, her explorations
into the realm of man have made her
broader, intellectually"
It's natural law of the swinging
of the pendulum that the tango-mad
cocktail-drinking girl of recent times
shall sway back to the type OF the
generations when the Puritan maid
and the Quaker girl were the cynosure
of all admiring eyes, Miss Ermel es-
Inmates.
"It'll be happy medium, but the
reaction is coming" she contends.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-17
r s IT UNJUST?

i of journal effort
entirely toward all people Certainly the publishers cognizant
effort that direction 1t is therefore, rather displeasne
COnng his resignation from the irrigation district
assert that renmg as duty to protect the board from Lying charges
made by his personal enemies
developed he had been
requested by three members of the board looks though there
little pevaricatOn in his resignation
the Press wishes is be fair toward Mr. Conklng and Mr.
believes should be released from the
and notable that not single point in criticism by the Press
referred much less denied by those who are defending
For instance the Press broke with Mr. conEg and his supporters
the district begin of litigation this
holding what this valley needs peaceful acquisition the
irrigation system and not more law suits
criticized him Mexican heading
shift control system from American to Mexican
jurisdiction
has alleged that repeatedly during the last few
Conng has appeared in the Superior Court attorney
the Southern Pacific Company with which the district ngoa
Believing that individual suing the Southern Pacific Company
case the district
claimed that spite of his being Southern Pacific attorney Mr.
Conkng served the dsc well The Press first made public the fact
that the contract between the district and the railroad requires the payment
the purchase price this though the dis
questionable injustice and nexpediency With such
provision contract the Press believe the interests of the
distrct werew well guarded by its attorney.
Bman the district stalwar defenders
Conkng all this and denounc he critics. mean
ing especially Hamilton and Mr. Brock
have not a word to say on any of these points -
which the Press fell with Mr. lockwood are similar
He and Mr. Conkmg Mr. lockwood out of
his report recommending the gate which Mr. Conkme
would assist the transfer of control of the
But there with Mr. lockwood His sal
$3.50 month The district has no more need Tor an engineer
this stage game 1t though
Uncle would die In year OF
ande i'm an automobile
Mr. Redwood has He has
his work. and details his department
9ve the district But II content
to be engineer is engineering to be done
insisting retaining Mr. lockwood engineer when has nc
Southern Pafic attorney
district and the Southern Pacific the
and Bokman making serious mis-
take correct
the Press
journal Will pleased
pointed out but wishes to impress on its readers hat any
hat
specific be interpreted confession that these
scannot be controverted.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-17
BRAWLEY

Incoming crowds of MeXicans con-
tinue to arouse interest in their pro-
eeedings. With no work of any kind
available, the local Mexican colony is
at least double its usual quota. Yester-
day morning Main street was lined
with the sons of the southern repUb-
lie A score of them listened to
fellow compatriot at the corner of
Sixth and Main streets, while he ex-
citedly pictured the life of the soldiers
at the front.
George Flower, who has had charge
of numerous Mexican laborers. and
who knows most of the members of
the local colony, said that he counted
65 Mexican strangers in the city
within a few mS1utes' time.
Some conjecture exists whether
they will attempt the raiders tactics
in evidence farther east along the
boundary.-News.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-17
Even a King can't dictate what
YOU should like or not like

have just the cool, mellow taste
that you've been longing for in
a cigarette.
You may find that Fatimas
have the kind of mildness which
allows you to smoke more of
them than you might of other
cigarettes.
You may find that Fatimas
offer you a little more satisfac-
ton in every puff than you ever
before found in any other ciga-
rette.
Buy your trial package of
Fatirnas and test them today.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-17

joys other pastimes besides THINK
ING. Yet she claims she has studied
the matter out car-fully and speaks
after long consideration.
"Within the next few MONTHS" she
states, "frivolity will have reached its
highest pitch and the evolution of a
new feminism is at hand.
"Womankind is on the verge of a
striking reaction in amusements
morality and dress.
ALREADY the new type of girl is
appearing, and the blind fidelity to
fashion is giving way to a saner sense
of the fitness of things.
1--WE are wearing wider skirts, low
heoled shoes, low-necked blouses, short
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-17
HOLTVILLE

Three hours that he put in looking
for L. w. Asher, absconding express
messenger, Friday afternoon netted
Deputy Marshall Cornelison $3.50 E.
NJ. Whitte, manager of the American
Express company of Salt Lake City,
arrived here yesterday morning. lie
took charge of the cash that remained
from the $4,000 Asher had absconded
with and Asher's effects that he had
purchased with the express company's
money. Cornelson received his re-
ward yesterday.
Ten applicants for rural carriers on
the new motor routes established the
first of the month took civil service
examinations Friday. The results have
not been learned yet.
Every member of the high school
faculty for the coming year but one
has been tentatively selected by Prin-
cipal Crandall. The teacher for the
manual training department is the
only member of the faculty for the
coming year who has not yet been
named. 1t is expected the trustees
will meet today and confirm Professor
Crandall's selections for the faculty.
A cucumber almost feet long is
being displayed at the Holtville bank.
The cucumber was grown on the c.
Marie ranch-Tribune.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-17
MPROVEMENT.

IL editorial against the the hen
schoo in which
These bonds been
make to the hgh schoo trustees
the
these years levy will be held down
a
the last world suggest some
thing cripple school plant this something
and would the OF huh
money this when chances to eono
beings for with microscopes
israther to wouldn't damage
cripple rather absurd to assume that the
be Yet the editorial shows
adva the the Progress that the editor at
east making efor to discuss public matters.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-17

Les Angeles, Cal, Aug. IA new
type Of girl is arriving.
She comes minus the blind fidelity
to fashion her older sisters knew.
She comes hating the woman who
attempts to hyphenate her personality
by wearing mannish clothes and as
suming mannish manners.
She comes with a mind Of her own
broad enough to lead her into and keep
her in the middle path of reason in
all things.
And she is the natural effect of the
law of reaction.
Womankind is on the verge of
changing her mind again if folks be-
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-17
SAYS PURITANIsM TO BE REVIVED.

lieve these observations of Miss Ollie
Ermei of Los Angeles, who has got
ON the outside Of the realm of femi-
ninity far enough to have perspec
tive.
Miss Ermel has no outward sign OF
the so-called reformer. She wears
amazingly pretty clothes; dresses her
hair in a becoming fashion and en-
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-17
WILTSHIRE HOTEL

American plan, 50 per day and up.
Steam heat, room phones, private
baths; two blocks from Westlake park.
sunset. Wiltshire 1854, Home 54726.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-17
COMING TOLOS ANGELES?

Bring this Ad to Hotel Mercer. 1347
South Hill St, and sleep one night
free in front room with private bath,
telephone. brass bed, writing desk,
etc, provided you stay nights or
more Rates 81 day. Take West
Adams car, get off at Carr 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-17

Pianos moved with best of care any
where in valley. Ed Royce.-Adv.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-03

U
CURED, he would have earthquakes
and thunderings and a great COM
motion in the Heavens. A sound like
that of the last trump would have
proclaimed to all the terrified inhabit-
ants of Jerusalem that He was risen.
But see how far different it was.
An angel rolled away the stone
from the mouth of the sepulchre as
quietly as the opening of the buds in
May, and the women who were early
there found no disorder in the grave,
but the linen clothes with which they
had tenderly robed His body were
neatly folded and tidIy placed. And
then how wonderful were the record
ed appearances after the resurrec-
ton, again so different from what
man would have had them. He ap-
peared to every one of His friends,
and to His best friends, but not a
single one of His enemies got to see
Him. l know that the story of the
resurrection is true, because none but
God would have had things happen in
the order they did and in the way in
which they occurred. Hold the story
| been false Jesus would have been
made to go to Plate and the high
priest, and to the others who had a
part in His death, to prove that He
was risen
He is a wonderful Savior, too, be-
cause He can save so suickly. Quick
er than you think He can give you
life. AS quick as you can come He
receives, and as quickly as you could
receive a present you have been
wanting for years you can have sal
walton. Him that cometh to Me I
viii in no wise cast out" To as many
as received Him, to them He gave
powers to become the sons of God.
No need for taking very much time
about that. In a meeting Thomas
Harrison was holding a man rose
with his watch in his hand and said:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-03

dead. Some left the city for we are
told of two who went to Enimaus.
The manner of His resurrection was
Godlike. No human, mind would ever
have imagined such "a scene. Had
some man described it in the way in
Arizona republican., 1915-02-15
RESOLUTIONS OF COINCIDENCE

Resolutions of coincidence have been drafted as follows by the local order of Pythian Sisters:
 Most Excellent Chief, officers and
 Members of Butte Temple No. 15:
 We, your committee appointed to draft Resolutions of condolence 10 Sister Devore in the loss of her mother, beg to report:
 Whereas it has pleased the Sup reme Ruler of the Universe to>re- move from our midst the beloved mother of our sister Devore:
 Resolved, That while We bow in obedience to His will, who doeth all things well, We mourn with our sis ter in the loss of her dear mother, and extend to her our heartfelt sym pathy in this. her hour of great loss and bereavement, and:
 Be it further resolved: That these resolutions be spread upon the minutes of our Temple. a copy sent to the papers for publication and that a copy under the seal of the Temple be sent to our beloved Sister: Faithfully submitted in P. l.. F.. & F.
 D. F. DICKINSON, BELLA STEELE Committee.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-15
DELEGATES HOME

Tempe's delegates to the sessions of the Masonic and Eastern Star lodges held at Prescott last week lave returned to the valley, loud in their praise for the hospitality and good time shown but nevertheless glad to get back to the land of sun shine. Representing the Eastern Star were Mrs. ". q. DeVore Mrs Chas. C. Woolf Miss Josephine Frankenberg, Mrs c. c. Jones and Mrs J. C. Robbins The Masonic delegates were C. C. Woolf and O. s. Frankenberg.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-15
MESA
THE COTTON GIN IS
 CLOSED FOR SEASON
Nest Successful Year is History of In, dustry-Percentage Of Lint greater
 and Product Cleaner

The Mesa Egyptian Cotton gin will complete the seasons run some time this forenoon and thereby mark the close of the most successful season in the history of the industry at this place. The gin would have cleaned up all cot ton grown in the Mesa exchange Satur- day evening but one grower who had estimated his seed cotton at two bales found that he had instead four bales. As soon as the two bales remaining are placed in the press the gin will close down and the belts taken off the ma chinery and the entire machinery of the plant placed in condition to await the arrival of the first cotton from the new crop
 The past year has been most sue cessful one in so far as the ginning was concerned. A total of 1530 bales were ginned while last season the total went slightly over 1900. However, the season mas witnessed the turning out q better grade of baled cotton, not only for the reason that the growers are producing better grades but because the machinery installed at the com mencement of the ginning season is more particularly adapted to the clean ing of the staple. At the beginning of the season devices were installed which delivered the cotton to the gin stands automatically which produced a better grade of lint as well as removing a greater percent of the trash and leav- ing the seed in much cleaner condi- tion for planting.
 The gin management has been under the direct supervision of E. c. AttawaY who has been responsible for the sig nal success that has been accomplished. The plant has not only turned out splendid grade of work. but system has at all times prevailed and the utmost harmony has prevailed. The motive power has been under the direction of
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land all persons who shall fail or refuse to comply with his orders. SEC. ,. The order of proceeding at said hearing shall be as follows. Evidence in support of the charges shall first be admitted. The City Manager may then present his evi- dence constituting his defense. Upon the conclusion of the evidence for the defense, evidence in rebuttal of the evidence introduced in behalf of the City Manager may then be heard, and if new matter be introduced in rebuttal, the City Manager may then introduce evidence to meet such new evidence. At the conclusion of the taking of the evidence as aforesaid, the hearing shall terminate and the matter shall be submitted to the action.
 SEC. G. The City Commission may of it's own motion, or at the request of the City Manager, or the party or parties making the charges, may ap- point a competent stenographer or stenographerS to take the testimony and proceedings produced at the hear ing
 WHEREAS, the immediate opera tion of this ordinance is necessary for the preservation of the public
 peace, health and safety. an emerg ency is hereby declared to exist, and
 this ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after it's passage 1 by the Commission and approval by
 the Mayor, and is hereby exempted | from the provisions of the city char ] ter relating to the referendum i PASSED by the Commission of the
 City of Phoenix. this 18th day of l February, 1915.
 1 APPROVED this 18th day of Feb
 ruary, 1915.
 | GEORGE U. YOUNG.
 Attest: Mayor. 1 FRANK THOMAS, City Clerk.