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Arizona republican., 1915-01-18
The Only Apparent Opening

The members the legislature are casting about for means of relief from the old age and mothers pension law, but none of them far pro- posed seem to promise it. As we have stated in the opinion of eminent lawyers there is little pros rect of successful direct attack upon it's validity Of all the initiated laws presented by the Arizona Federation of Labor, is the one which seems to be unassailable It's apparent mpregnahility was probably the result of accident rather than skill or Knowledge in formulating bills While the effect of the bill will be widely different from what it's framers intended, they apparently succeeded some how in making it water-tight fire proof
 We understand that think that the law may be set aside because of some peculiar clause within it which may be interpreted 10 mean that it should have received majority the votes of the qualified electors of Arizona It die not of course nor did any other proposition any candi- date for office receive such a proportion of the votes Of the qualified electors But if there were any such defect in the bll any language in if that might be so interpreted it could be no effect in the face of the plain constitutional provision that a majority of all the shall be sufficient
 Some other way may be found, but apparently there is way by which the state can bc free5 from this incubus except by the vote of the peope Who blndly saddled 1t the state and we do not see how that pan of relief be quickly and uirectly applied There is no authority which We are aware for the legislature submit a repeating or amending bill to the people before the succeeding general election though the title Mode Of Amending the constuton) the legislature may order special election upon proposed amendment The old age and mothers pension law is not an amendment to the constitution.
 But the legislature could submit an amendment repeating the recent amendment removing from tho, ieglsiature the power to repeal amend initiated laws, and in of it's adoption could then meet in special session and set aside this foolish obnox iols and cruel old age and mothers pension law
Arizona republican., 1915-01-18


 PRESENTS: That we, the under signed. have this day associated our selves together for the purpose ot forming a corporation under and pur- suant to the laws of the State oi Arizona. and for that purpose do hereby adopt Articles of Incorpora- . ton as follows,
 ARTICLE l.
 The name of the corporation shall i be
 GRANITE SPRINGS COMPANY l ARTICLE II: The principal place within the State of Arizona in which the business of said corporation IS to be transacted is Phoenix. Maricopa | County, Arizona. The corporation may have such other offices either within or without the State of Ari- zona, as may be from time 10 tune established by the Board of Direc- tors. and at these offices meetings of the stockholders and of the Board of Directors may he held. At all meetings of .he incorporators and stockholders, votes may be cast either in person or by proxy duly authorized in writing. and at all meetings of the stockholders each stockholder shall he entitled to one vote for each share of stock stand ing in his name at the close of the transfer books prior to such meeting.
 ARTICLE III.
 The general nature of the business proposed to be transacted is as fol- lows:
 To acquire water by purchase, de- velopment or otherwise; to construct reservoirs or water towers, erect pumping machinery. laying of wa ter mains, pipes, gates. valves and hydrants, to furnish and sell water to manufactures, private corpora tons and individuals for fire protec- ton, manufacturing and domestic use. and collect payment or rentals for the same.
 To establish and maintain an in stitutiOn or institutions for the treat ment and care of the sick. and to establish and maintain a school CT schools for the training of nurses for the care of the sick.
 To buy and sell hotels. restaurants and boarding houses; to manage and condpct hotels. restaurants, cafes and boarding houses, and to lease and hire the same; to build and construct hotels, apartment and other buildings, and generally to dc and perform ev- erything necessary for the aforesaid purposes.
 To prepare for publication, print. electrotype bind. sell, and distribute and generally deal in magazines, newspapers, pamphlets, books and publications of all kinds and to en- gage generally in the business of job and book printers, bookbinders. sta tioners, engravers and electrotypers.
 To apply for. purchase or other wise acquire and to dispose of copy rights in the United States and else where.
 To purchase or otherwise acquire and to sell. either as principals or agents. and as freely as natural per sons might or could do. books, maga zines, music, newspapers and publica- tions of all kinds and descriptions. stationery and stationer's supplies and generally to carry on the business of wholesale and retail booksellers and stationers.
 To manufacture. buy, sell and gen erally deaf in butter, cheese, oleo- margarine and butterine and dairy
Arizona republican., 1915-01-18
PHOENIX

Phoenix the beautiful. Phoenix the golden; City of palm trees and Flowers. Behold theml Phoenix with magical Growth and devotion, Queen of the desert Tween ocean to ocean. Phoenix. O Phoenix. oh what's thy attraction That doubles thy numbers With lightning like action? What genius resides there? What fairies preside? What wizard bewitches The whole countryside Scarce one who stops over. If but for and hour. Who does not fall victim To Phoenix strange power. Perhaps he moves onward, But only to say. "I expect to return soon, And then l will stay. Q Phoenix, o Phoenix, Thy charm is compelling, Magnetic. resistless, Indeed, overwhelming. Thy spirits enchanting. The people are fine. Thy hopes and ideals Thrill like rich wine. Q city. bodecked by Thy millions of flowers; No season without them. Perfumed are all houre. Adorned by thy shade trees And top-lofty palms, A spirit broods OCT all. TIat sooths and becalms. Embraced by the mountains, Ger -arched by those skies That rarely dim sunlight Or close the nights eyes. famed by south wind. That's gentle and mild, And soft and beWitching As the coo of child. This mystical dreamland, This vale of Tempe, This Garden of Allah Calls ever to me.
 Alvin K. Stabler.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-18
ELEMENTS OF SUCCESS

What makes you think Daubber will succeed painter?"
 He has the soul of artist and the persever- ance of book ent."-Philadelphia Ledger
Arizona republican., 1915-01-18

Certainty is the mother of Quiet ness and Repose; and Uncertainty the cause of variance and cOnten tions. Sir Edward Coke.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-18
CERTIFICATE OF lNCORPOHA' TON OF GRANITE SPRINGS
 COMPANY

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, the under signed. have this day associated our selves together for the purpose oi forming a corporation under and pur- suant to the laws of the State ol Arizona. and for that purpose oo hereby adopt Articles Of lncorpora- ton as follows.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-16
SCHAEFER is THERE,
ADMITS IT HIMSELF

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March ia
Germany" SChaefcr. who reached the
Spa a fortnight ago, refuses to let
the O. H. -. crowd shove him aside,
as Il did Jim Bluejacket and Ad Bren-
nan when they came to Hot Springs
for early work. Schaefcr Is stopping
at tho fashionable Hotel Eastman;
hits 1t up over the hills In the morn
Ing with the Red Sox, and generally
works out with them at their yard.
Ile delivered himself OF this GRAFTON
the other afternoon:
"l've been sent here TO get into
shape and from hero I'm going to
Marshal. Tex, wherever that is.
Then I'm 90 go 20 Newark and buid
up a club for that city. While Ger
many" goes 20 bat In the first game
OF tho season. greeted by voCiferous
applause. the pitcher Will be stumped
on what To serve him. Germany"
Will wait for the straight one and
when u comes he will swing and miss
it a mile. Then the pitcher and the
catcher viii hold Confab and tell
each other that they have got this
fresh youngsters weakness. Then up
will float another straight one. old
Dutch viii bust II TO the fence for
four bags aud the bugs will be with
him all season"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-16
ASSOCIATION GIVES
OUT LATE HOLDINGS

AUBURN, n, v, March 13,-Secre.
tary John III. Farrell, of The National
Association OF Professional Baseball
leagues, gave out the following an
nounCement Of releases today:
Released by purchase: Portland,
Ore, Clarence Smith to New Orleans,
La; Mobile. Ala, James Kelley TO
Memphis, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn.
Frank Gibson to Little Rock, Ark;
Little Rock, Ark, IT, w, Baker and
-. NJ, Mcleod, TO Nashville. Tenn;
Waco, Texas, Pitcher Watson to Bart
lett, Texas; Fort Worth, Texas, IL.
Chellette, 70 Shreveport, La; Bridge
port, Conn. Robert STOW 10 Fort
Worth, Texas
optional agreements exercised:
Cleveland. Ed HovliS to New Orleans;
Detroit, Fred Nicholson, 10 San An
tonic, Texas.
Released Internationally Tenant,
Meason, Sharpe and Williams by Gal
weston, Texas; j. d. Rapp, S. L. Dear
ing, G. Il. Miles. John &. Gallien, Rob
ert h. Ross, Buddie Robinson, Ted
Bowen and Joe Henninger by Shreve-
port, la; IL. O. Gerhardt by Denison,
Texas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-16
WATER QUESTION
FROM NEW ANGLE
Chairman of the Entertainment Come
mittcc Keeps Secret Name
OF Principal Speaker.

Tulsa citizens will have the oppor-
tunity next Friday night to hear the
water question eXpounded from an en-
tirely different angle to any other
that has ever been presented. The
occasion will be the first meeting Of
the Commercial Club this year. and
the affair Will be held in the club
rooms.
At present Paul Galloway, chairman
OF the entertainment committee, IS
Withholding the name Of the speaker
who is a local man familiar with eV-
cry phase Of the question and an able
speaker.
1t Is the desire of the club that ev-
cry citizen Of Tulsa, whether he be
a member Of the Commercial Club or
not, be present at that meeting, as
things OF = vital Importance to the en-
tire city will be discussed In an illum-
mating manner and entirely thrcShed
out.
In addition to the unknown speaker
there will be other features Of enter
talnment that the club directors be-
lieve 1t viii be worth every mans
time to hear. Cigars will be passed
around during the meeting and light
refreshments vii be served.
This meeting should be attended by
every man in Tulsa" declared Chair
man Galloway yesterday. 81 am conf
dent that those present will hear an
entirey new phase Of the water ques-
ton and a side of it that will be at
least surprising. 1t will guarantee to
every man attending that he will find
his time well spent"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-16

nIyI'ArToNra CITY. March 1S--
- se zoo b,v. besn
purses asEresaVihs Fo'"V0
offered for two automobile ROAD races
and ono motorcycle race. to be held
horo AnrI On and % under the
mere Hplll ~ anu p,o-
auspices of The Southwest "ulo .lta,o
Ing association, a corporatio" 'oi,S
posed OF leading business men, H.Ntns s,.asS
the sanction OF the America" H"'o
mobile association q, A a, .osoa.
a "douhle-heauer eNt.I eNII, W ~, "a.
uied for April 20. This viii be ,,.'s w.
mile automobile ROAD Eace 10Y VN.So "a
homa cars and drivers, ahH 4o"'
mile motorcycle race when Is a fr.P,
for-alH, and iu which She faSt'sS af"
most daring yideTS iA She GountLS InlS
promised 90 compete. a $1,000 p,'fs"
rs offered gor She auto Sacs ana S'""
for The SWo-whee.ed e!eIr a.,,
On Apul %, which Is she f"'Ntyee
sixth anniversary OF ahe opening o3
oklahoma, Ghe greatest piiotS hh4
fastest cars 8n the ihAteu Slttes ",e
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-16
FARMERS GRIDIRON
SCHEDULE FINISHED
Have Strong Rivals in Mis-
souri, and Haskell;
Commence Early.
SlaY Cnrresnnndcnce

StsH Correspondence
SALTWATER, okla, March Ia
Officially the 1915 football schedule
OF the oklahoma A. & NJ. college
eleven has been announced. il con-
tains nine games, all with strong
teams, while n tenth game Will be ar
ranged soon. Tho only date open is
that OF September q. when some state
eleven will probably be tackelcd in
the preliminary event OF the season.
There are thre features OF the com
ing Aggie schedule which stand out
prominently First, the clash 10
come with the University OF Missouri.
second. the finish with the Haskell
Indians on Turkey Day likely at
Kansas city, and third. the early sea
son start which Is precedent for tho
farmers.
The universities Of oklahoma and
Arkansas. old time rivals. are 30 DO
battled with. then Baker university
Kendall college, Baylor university and
Texas Christian university more
recent rivals, will oppos" the Aggicg,
and Friends university is TO be platcd
for the first time. as Will be Missouri
and the Indians
Five games will be a. Saltwater
and five away. The annual struggle
with the Sooncrg Is 10 close the Ht-
home season FOR the locals November
g Then tho AgRics invade Texas.
and barely with time 90 work out at
home. they kle to Kansas city Tho
matter Of playing the Redskins a.
Kansas City or Lawrence has not boon
definitely settled with regard TO the
exact place.
Following is the 1915 schedule.
September 81, open ut Saltwater.
October 2, Missouri university a.
Columbia. October S. Friends uni
yerslty at Saltwater. October 49,
Kendall college at saltwater. october
20. Arkansas university az Fort
Smith. October 20. Baker university al
Saltwater November 9. Oklahoma
University at saltwater. November 13.
BAYLOR university al Waco. November
l6 Texas Christian university at Fort
Worth Nosembcr %. Haskell Indians
al Kansas CITY Or Lawrence.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-16
COAL COMPANY
INTO RECEIVER

MALISTER. March 13.-The Poca-
hontas Coal company Of Pocahoutas
went into the hands Of receiver this
afternoon under an agreed order Of
the district. c. s. Wingate Of Harts-
horne was appointed receiver. The
company explains that 1t is not in
solvent, but unable to finish opera
tions and defend against creditors
suits without dissipating its assets. It
is the second large coal company to
fail during the present month.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-16
BURNS WILL SCRAP
JACKSON AT GRAND
Oklahoma City Lad Con
sents to Return Bout
With Texan.

Nate Jackson and Bobby Burns in a
fifteen-round boxing contest at the
Grand opera house next Friday night,
is the announcement Of the manage
ment Of the B. NJ. \. c.. The only
way that jackson could be secured to
meet Burns again was on q guaran-
tee larger than the club has ever be-
fore put, but believing that the fans
were anxious to see these boys in ac-
ton together again, the club finally
consented to place the guarantee and
the match Is on.
Burns, who Is already in good con-
dition, will continue TO work at the
local clubrooms at 3 o'clock each aft
ernoon and jackson is scheduled to
arrive Tuesday. The advance seat sale
will open Tuesday noon at the ReXall
drug store,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-16
InIlcpe Rn,s Slnnt

WASHINGTON. March Wash
lErtou state college. with a sore OF
500 out ~ a possible 1000. leads the
teams of class a Of the intercollegiate
rife shooting competition, according
"a figures for the week made public
today North Georgia. with 9S6. re-
tnlnH lts lead In class II. while Ne
braska leads Yale Ia class G by a very
small margin. Scores Of the ninth
match include Princeton. .922. vs.. Ok
lahoma a. & NJ. SIS, IN class b.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-16
Governors Brother to Marry.

DURANT, Okla, March 1S.-Invi-
tations have been received here an
nounclng the marriage Of Miss Bonnie
Mae williams TO Edwin p. Williams,
which will occur at Caddo Mills,
Texas. March 29. Mr.. Williams Is a
Bennington banker Bryan county.
and is a brother Of Governor Robert
L. Williams.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-16
VIII Entertain Travelling Men.

special 20 Ihe World
M'ALESER Okla, March 13.-The
one hundred members Of the United
Commercial Travellers association Of
McAlester Will be guests Of honor OF
the McAlester Commercial Club next
Saturday nlgth II will be the occasion
Of the regular monthly banquet OF the
Commercial club.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-16
KENDALL FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE SHAPING
Sign for Five Preliminary
Contests; Season Opens
September "A.
Dates Open for Sooners and
Haskell; Lose Two
1914 Players.

Guarding against there being a
doubt each week next SalG as 20
whether Forest Recs, athletic director
OF the college, has already signed five
contracts for contests with as many
schools Ala The preliminary games
are ready and Mr. Rees is now work
ing on the bigger contests, which are
moro difficult IN signing. Here Is
the outlay as arranged up-tO-date
September 2A-Phillips university
at Enid.
October 2-oklahoma School Of
Mines at Tulsa.
october 9-Alva normal at Alva
October l5-Oklahoma Aggies at
saltwater
October 28-Oklahoma Methodist
university at Tulsa.
(tentatiye).
November 5, 70, 10 and 25 open,
After Strong Teams.
Pittsburg, Kan, normal will have
one OF the best dates, probably No
yember s, at Tulsa. Although the
contract with Ada has not been signed
the date given above Is practically
settled. For the three open dates,
Rees hopes to get oklahoma univer-
sity. Haskell Indians and one other
team.
While in Norman with his basket
ball team recently Rees talked to
Benue Owen, Sooner football coach,
In regard to contest with Oklahoma.
The interview was characterized by
Rees as very favorable, the oklahoma
coach desiring. apparently TO match
game with Tulsa. Rees wants Has
kelI either on November IL or 10.
Veterans Back.
present conditions indicate that
wo viii lose only two men this year.
said Rces yesterday. paul Handley.
last years captain, will be graduated
this spring aud Earl Grove, halfback,
has siguified his intention of quit
ting school with tho close Of the pres
cnt semester. ! think we will have
twelve OF our 1914 squad"
Coach Sam McBirney who has
agreed to general the Kendall outfit
this season, IS enthusiastic about his
prospects. McBrney worked under
a handicap last fall on account OF his
not being familiar with the ability of
his men Having coached them for
a season he knows their peculiar
characteristics. Added TO this he has
the team work he built up distinct
asset.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-16
Giants Ni,ooVs.

DALLAS, March I3.-ln q baseball
game lasting Two hours and twenty
five minutes the New York Nationals
first team here today defeated the
local Texas league team nine 20 four
The teams play here again tomorrow
Score: r.. If. l..
New York ....10i 119 0OO-s E
Dallas ,.......OOi 600 0O0-4 II
Batteries - Glass. Schauer and
Smith, Johnson; Weller, Gillian and
Dunn, Brown.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-16

acnsoU viii gu' 80 :o'' opportunity
(" 81" Yea haanpa
TNis 4 the schedule
kansas 'i. EDc. March q and
Ecv Y"r. D"sn.s-2 March 70 and
hcna,' COLES March 81 &nA
Apri, Y
uIIahom, a 3 NJ college April
and 3 'at SUl.wol'lH
Sapulpa AprJ
UkIahom. \ G " colI"i" A1r'l
b. nnd cat Tu'7,p.
Wichita April aud ..
~ PAU Apr. 10 alS W.
How w. Vlns
ANrll a. w,ll lee o. ont day ana sCa-
lou win open April - with Tulsa ~
OElahoma tlty where they play the
'2th. Iath auo + .tt The season Will
bc opened formally. .at Tulsa an April
~ with oklahoma t' after which
fhc Producers Will direct 60
Texas ani play tine % southern
circuit, being nwa tor 4 games.
After That they grturn ~ Tuisa and
the now TcNis teams iu action. gcnl-
son Nud Paris uro 'hc teams most
feared u, AN the northern clubs
president furpu- announced yctcS-
AoN that tho meeting at NcAlestcr had
been discontinued ON account Ut Shc
tdDt 0Lat the Sc" needed changes in
the schedule had been sIrugcd Hor
without "a meeting
The unconditional ya,crs" Of Y ".
'alskcn, pitcher w.le also announced
Yesterday low huI,U#.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-16
Charter Gtautcd.

-HtUia' fn The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. March 1g-
Secretary OF state 7 l.. Lyon ygster-
day issued a state charter to tF, Per-
farutirE Pen company of TuI-. cape
ital $4,000. The iuc.rpDrato-s were.
r. J. Hartman. l. ! Ncwhlock and l.
ri Bowman of Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-16
Cnrls EnsilN NInsIcr-

SAN ANTONIO. March 1S.-Cleye-
land batters were held helpless today
when the ST. Louis Cardinals scored
the first exhibition game by five to
one. The Indians got only one hit.
Score r. IL. T..
Cleveland ........,........ / / .
Batteries Morton and Jones, O'Ncil
and Egan; Meadows and Niehaus and
Snyder.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-16
Streams All Flooded.

Cpeclal 10 me NOHu.
DURANT. Okla, March 13--The
rains Of the past two weeks have put
all Bryan county streams on a ram
page. Blue river Is at a higher level
than 1t has been for eight years
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-16
TrnclS Snrrcrs

The track team is in bad shape
since the loss OF Captain Jacobs, who
has been suspended. Jacobs has been
the Sooncrs most consistent point
winner IN the last two years and IS the
best all-aromd track man the uniycr-
sity has ever had Flynt the mar
Nclous jumper, who raised the state
high school record last year to six feet
one and ouc-hulf inches. has left
school Coach Soutar is scouting
among the freshmen for new ma
terlal and is staging university meet
the first Of April In the hope Of dis
covering few finds for his aggrega-
ton
The first meet Will be with the Ok
ahoma Aggics April 9. at Norman,
The AgEics are an unknown quantity
this year, but they always give the
Sooncrs hard contest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-16

ST PETERSBURG, Fla, March ~.
The exhibition game scheduled here
today between the Philadelphia Ma
tionals and The Philadelphia Smeri-
cans was postponed ON account Of
raius
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-16

NEW ORLEANS. March I3.-The
Detroit American league team de
feated The New Orleans Southern as
soCiation team here today 20 4.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-16
Reds llasN Winners.

ALEXANDRIA. La, March 13.--
The Cincinnati Nationals defeated
Shreveport OF the Texas league i'm al
exhibition game here today
Score II u, Y.
Cincinnati o.o.......o.so "
s.s.s..s.s.so /