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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
The Glad Month

LOVE the balmy plain
OF
perch and
old
that lightning hit
tendl will hide
ying breath she the
FOd wounds and
sWhh again. alas June Forget
month while endures the yOurs-yOul be long
by the damsN Newspaper ser-1czl MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

once. and as he had not yet attired
himself, he made a bee line for the
water. diving quickly under with the
bees soaring about the place where he
nad gone under. But they saw new
enemies in the other boys and sooE
charged them. with the result that
several were badly stung.
Rather than lose the battle all Of Us
boys decided to fight the nest ouc,
drawing them out with paddles and
then taking to the water.
out OF the bunch Of lads there was
not one TO return home without carrv-
ing about his face some little or big
token Of the memorable bumblebee bat-
tie on the BlancO
The nest was ours by right Of con
quest after a terrific battle
The honey was delicious although our
wounds were far from being pleasant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
TWO DOCTORS ARE ARRESTED:
UNLAWFUL PRACTICE CHARGED

Indictments have been returned by
the grand jury charging Dr. Andres
VillareaI and Dr. G. F. Smith with IN
lawfully parcticing medicine officers
OF the sheriffs department arrested the
two men, Both gave bonds OF $500 10
agpea- for trial.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
BLANK CARTRIDGE IN RIFLE
In Is u IL. !. n L-EI.. u . :

Charles Wilson, a blacksmith. sus-
tanned a badly lacerated thumb and
forefinger on his left hand Saturday
afternoon when a blank cartridge in a
rifle exploded. while he was examining
the rifle The accident occurred IN the
courthouse wagon yard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
and
l THINKLINGS

Speaking Of an actress who has re-
turned 10 the stage after an fncursiOn
into moving pictures:
oh. she's quit movies and gone back
10 the talkies-
was in the spanish-Ameri,an war.
Col Roosevelt
In it, -- he was it.
Our daily statement from Justice
Hughes
Lies mysteries; Pageants.
Gable says that the kaiser recently
boarded street car in the rush hour
Next thing 10 being at Verdun.
Most every politician is his own Ia
vOrite Son
The99ter wants to give away small
bull elephant Collectors viii soon be
able 10 pick up a small bull moose
Italy has prohibited the expectation
Of macarOni- PROBABLY needed for er-
tauSlement on the Austrian front
June bridegroOms will soon learn it,
almost as difficult to get accustomed
10 a wife as TO a new straw hat
Fashion pictures show that the new
bathing skirts viii be very short AIS
that the bathing girl viii wear socks
Who said extremes meet2-they don't
o. the American Red Cross eXDedi-
tion are from Missouri"
Dr. Sauer's subsequent letter. arr
from the military HOSPITAL Of Fylau
where the American Red Cross eNpe-
ditiOn is at work now. and taking care
OF about l200 patients. mostly Ger
mans and Russians Dr. Sauer srateS
tEat they are all we'll taken caro- o.
and all treated alike. no matter OF
what nationality the patients belong
TO. His last letter is dated March -
and he again repeats the good care
that they enjoy at the hospital as far
as culinary matters are concerned he
especially praises the hygienic and
sanitary conditions OF the hospital and
states what a pleasure. IL is to work
there and take care and provide for
the wounded soldiers.
George Sauer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

could not win. Hughes might win with Ohio alone if
the others went to Wilson
At present, the outlook is for all three OF those
states n On democratic Consequently, while Hughes
has fair chance TO squeeze in the probability is that
wilson will be elected by narrow margin in the cleo
toral COLLEGE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

Demonstrations in Mexico cities against the con
t;nred nysse1ce Of American troops in Mexico may
have been prompted by Carranza officials but, coming
at time when Carranza's demands were still being
considered at Washington they at least appeared very
opportune from CarTanza's standpoint
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

Having two national conventions on our hands TO-
oatbr With the Texas editors assembage here, the big
sea battle and the tragedy of Kitchener had almost
forgotten Cen Carranza threatened to drive out Of
Mexico. ANYHOW, Carranza can't rout the American
armv with 1900 words
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

Five thousand women in Chicago defied driving
rainstorm and cold wind and paraded at the risk of
pneumonia Five thousand men would have done the
same thing. and yet under ordinary circumstances,
neither would have dreamed Of setting foot out Of doors
except under compulsion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

If 1t transpires that many more German pTe-dread-
noughts and battle cruisers have been sunk the United
States will come into second place as power with
out the assistance Of congress.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
- HOWARD Z. RANN.

This teaches US that man, who is
looked up 10 by woman as q model
o. wisdom and foresight. is in reality
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

Mrs. TiifOrd MoOts intended I buy an
electric t'day but she had t stay home
and scrub. SPeakin' O. preparedness, we
could use a few more bsgs guns in con-
gress-
protected by A5a-s Newspaper servicel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

The New Mexico militiamen returning home afte:
failure to meet the army requirements have the salts
faction of knowing they offered to their state and their
country the best they had
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
SITUATION IN GERMANY.

Editor Fl PasO Herald
Extracts from letters Of my son, Dr-
Paul Kurt Sauer. first lieutenant in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10
LETTERS To 6he HERALD
Ell PAsO IN PASSING.


will be withheld reauesed)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

June bridegrOOms viii soon learn its
almost as difficult to set accustomed
10 wife as TO a new straw hat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

Fashion pictures show that the new
bathing skirts viii be very short Ais D
that the bathing girl viii wear socks.
Who said extremes meet2-they don't
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

Italy has prohibited the expectation
Of macarOni. PROBABLY needed for en-
tanslement on the Austrian front.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

Iheater wants 10 give away a snail
bull elephant Collectors will soon De
able TO pick up a small bull moose
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

Most every politician is his own ia
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

may be paid as a dividead to all com mon stock then outstanding for the time being. or such balance may be applied and carried tQ surplus
 9. In case said corporation shall be- come insoIvent or bankrupt or. for any reason shall go into the hands of q re- cpiVer SO that it's assets shall be legally marshalled and distributed the said preferred Stock outstanding for the time being. shall thefoTe the common stock shsl receive or be entitled to re- ceive anything from said assets). be entitled to be paid in full from said 1ssets. if said assets shall be suf- ficient therefor. when and after which the balance of said assets shall De dis tributed to said common stock, ratably; and if said assets properly Applicable thereto. shall not be sufficient Co pay said outstanding Preferred Stock, in fuIl the same snail be paid to and ap- piled upon said Preferred Stock then outstanding. ratabiy.
 4 To issue. sell and dispose of said Preferred Stock. as an entirety or if the Beard of Directors shall so decdeS to divide the same into Series and desig- nate them by consecutive numbers. of such amounts. respectively. and with
 
 fixed by the By lyws. or by resolutions of the Board of Directors. or in such other manner as the Board of Direct Ors By resolution shall adopt provided however that the aggregate amount> of all of said Series shall in no event ex- ceed- the aforesaid total amount of Preferred Stock above provided for. to appoint q trustee or trustees for the whole of said Preferred Stock or for any Series thereof, for such purposes as the Directors may designate and to provide for successions of Trustees and Trusts. provided that every such Trustee shall be appointed and tho terms of each Trust shall he expressed in written contract between the Cor poration and the Trustee One or more Trustees for all of the Preferred Stock, or one or more Trustees for each Series, may be appointed and there may be different Trustees for the sev- oIal Series. or the same Trustee for all Of the Series, as the Board of Directors
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

shall decide All Preferred Stock. whether IS a whole or tn Series shall be the same. excepting that, if issued in Series the certificates for each Series shall show the whole amount of Preferred Stock authorized and the amount and serial number of the Series.
 ,. After three years from and after the date of the Certificate of lncorpor- atiop of this corporation. said corpora ton. by resolution of it's Board of Di- rectors. may. at any dividend paying period. cal in. pay off. cancel and re- tire said Preferred Stock. or any part thereof out of the net profits or sur plus of said Corporation then on hand. paying. at any time after that date. the full face value of said Preferred Stock and all unpaid dividends up to time of payment. and if said Corpora lion shall not have Sufficient net profits or sur plus to pay all of said outstanding Pre- ferred Stock. and unpaid dividends. but shall at any time after said date have sufficient net profits or surplus to pay q portion thereof. then said corporation may call in, pay and retire such portion of said outstanding Preferred Stock and unpaid dividends as it may from net earnings and surplus on hand, and the right so to do shall be reserved in The Certificates for said Preferred Stock.
 6. Whenever preferred stocl, shall be paid and retiird the Certificates there for shall be cancelled and the amount of the capital stock of said Corporation shall thcreupon be reduced by an amount equal to the face value of the Preferred Stock, so paid and retired.
 7 All Certificates and Preferred Stock shall have the words Preferred Stock made to plainly appear upon the face thereof and, if issued in Series the number of the Series. and preferences hereby created shall he printed upon the face or endorsed upon. or attached to all said Certifi- cates and shall be referred to upon the face thereof
 8. All Certificates for'common stock shall have the words Common Stock" appear upon the face thereof
 9. All outstanding prelerred and
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06
VI 8 WVH7N

The box social held at the school fousc lasi Friday night was musi- ral aad financial success Therc were songs by Lamberta Weaee. Leland Green and the school girls. and reel tatious bv Francis cross MargareJ Jack and Harry Green.
 Mir and Mrs. Sims Of inc i'irs, Neth1dist church. Phoeniy will bc quests at the church social and re- ccfti0u tG the new minister Wilbur Wheeler. that the missionary society is giving Friday evening. December & .at ;he church house
 Mir and Mrs. Braun and Elizabeth Braun dined with the Green s. Thanksgiving day. In the afternoon Vho IS iH in bed
 dinner Thursday. Charles Cam Of Phoenix and Alfred Gregg of Chand- Ter.
 Miss Maudc Stacy of Phoenix speht fhanksgiving with Francis Cross of Grand fYcruc.
 4 voung couple from Parker were married lagt week by S $. Scpi Of the Washington district They were Mis- Mamie Hosfelt and Bernard Sin Mr. and Mrs. sin have returned .o Parker
 Y MT Folm9u, tnc evangelist will bold T revivl hcrcf next week. commencing Monday night
 The business meeting of the Ep- worth league will be hcld Tuesday.
 Douglas Cage is suffering from q severely sprained anide.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

Thousand Dollars. (s3.300. 000.0O).
 ARTICLE VIII. The private prop erty of the stockholders of the corpora - tion shall be forever exempt from it's debts or obligations.
 ARTICLE IN. This corporation does hereby appoint Vic r.. Hanny. of Phoe- nix Arizona. who has been bona fide resident of Arizona for at least three ,.) ars, it's lawful Agent in and for U-c ate of Arizona for and in behalf Of sid Company, to accept and A,slowleGge services and upon whom ma be served the necessary process or | pcesSes in any action. suit or pro -o r that may be mad or brought asalue, said Company in any of the courts of said State of Arizona. said service of process or notice of the ac- ceptance thereof by said Agent en- dorsed thereon to have the same force and effect as though served upon the President and Secfetary of said Com pany
 IN WITNESS WHEROF, we here unto affiN our signatures and seals this 2lSt day of November. A. D.. 1916
 The word steamship" in the l2th , 'ine was erased and the word "NaVi- gation was substituted in place there of before this instrument was exc cuted
 ROBERT Ef DANIELS, (SEAID
 DAVID s. ROSE, tSEALb ~~ r. E. MCRPHN, (SEAL> UNITED STATES OF AMERICA DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ss. CITY OF WASHINGTON
 Before me, N. M. L. Jenkins a notary public in and for the said District of Columbia, on this day, personally ap- peared Robert E. Daniels. David $ Rose and r. B. Murphy, known to me to be the persons whose names are sub scrbed to the foregoing instrument. and acknowledged to me that they ex- ecpted the same for tine purposes and consideration therein expressed. Given under my hand and seal of office at the District of Columbia. this 2lst day of November. A. D., 1916.
 (Notarial SeaD N. NJ. l., JENKINS,
 Notary Public
 My commission expires The 9th day of June. A. D 1921.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

Common Stock, for the time being. shall have e0ual voting rights.
 ARTICLE LN The commencement of the Corporation shall be the date of issuance. to wit. of Certificate of In- corporation by the Arizona Corporation Commission and it shall endure for the full term ot twenty five te5) years therefrom, with privileges of perpetual succession. as provided by Statute
 ARTICLE Y. The affairs of the Cor poration shall be conducted by a Board of Directors. and such officers as the said Directors may elect or appoint. The number of Directou< shall be de signated by the By laws. and shall he elected from among the stockholders at their annual meeting, to be held on the first Monday, at the hour of one Gl o'clock in the afternoon of that day. in the month of January. of each and every year from and after the year of 1917. Until the first annual meeting of the stockholders and until their sue cessors shall have been elected and qualified. the following named persons shall be officers and Directors. to wit:
 DIRECTORS:
 Robert F. Daniels. r. O. address. Washington, D C.: r.. E. Shaver. F.
 
 lin F. Fletcher. F. O. address, Washing ton, n. C.. T. F. Murphy, ?. O. address, Washington. D. C.. David $. Rose r. O. address. Washington. D. C.
 GENERAL OFFICERS:
 President Robert F.. Daniels; Vice President. E. F Shaver; General Man ager. Richard Chilcott: Resident Sec retary Vic F. Hanny. Secretary, [. B. Murphy; Treasurer. Q Franklin F. Fletcher; General Counsel. David $. Rose.
 ARTICLE VI. The Directors shall have power to adopt, amend and re- scind Bylaws, to fill vacancies occur ring in the Board from any cause. and to appoint from their own number an Executive Committee and to vest said committee with all the powers granted the Directors by these articles
 ARTICLE VII The highest amount .of indebtedness or liability to. which the corporation may at any time subject itself IS Three Million Three Hundred
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06

developed and no Geatts resulted from he dl~e1Se. All ut these eases Were -mons the national guard organiza- aOI Wherc- -u some instances the men We're not inoculated with f;yphus serum gntl after regiments had come to the border
 : am rather surprised thst our papers still continue to publish these pro-army articles. which while hey u'aareutN are articles of rrnise of The Umy always cont0iu some untrue Cri- -iciSm of the national euard The heading to this article was "I- S Army oreauizes Wonderful Med.eal system on the Frontier.
 The above statement saNs that all 9f the cases ot typhoid were among the national guard. ] desire 70 give the army credit for increased efd- eiencN and . the medical department credit for probably tte greatest in- crease iu efficiency but 70 state fhat tll thy typho.d on the border oc. urrcd n th" national guard does aui coin ldc with the facts. as shown hy the .uliot. ing deta taken from the Con -u.idWed Weekly report of sick and n1urcd slr' hern derariment Ft sam Houston. TrNas. This report has been published i1 tde Military .Surgt0r1'
 
 troops on up border between August. is and September IS
 During tNe above DeriCd tfo regular rmr n1mberef 43.e3- and repoited giue cfses of tNpIoid fever or a ratio trn cases tp eNert inaH" troops fhc nat0nul guard nambeTa6 lu1,q3. ard rcpo1tcd 29 cases of iypao.d fcter nr rGio of 2.l cases Co each 'l0.n0J frnoN- Fhirh shows that the articl urH l'-ned in hc -f'itizen- WIS antrue
 There i~ no dcnving she f.ct tia, D.. redicai department of .he arn,. ur1ft.nz L. its lc-sons in the ~enoo' 'f lN5N did proyia highly cfn n; sanitary 4ncasures for al the 1roops 1n Int border and fhai this work Was la ndled by -he medical dfncers Of the na-iorala suard organizations. From he statistics presented it k cNidcn. 'ional guard couperated with the lei CT and spirit of these measures and he results show. In striking man 7er. thc efficiency of the national guard officers
 Quoting agalu from the above repof, sick and injured ! uoic he per eutaee of sickness- for tho regular trmv for thls period WJs giNeu. as lH.i5 while for the national guard for nC same period the figures WAS 797 Comparison entirely favorable to the national guard and again deWopsir4t- rg trat the national guard Offirers 0ot only are amiliar with but effer- tNelv 1ss' intelligent sanitary meas- rlHns
 Asa state ment of fact. and without criticisnn ] wish ;o explain ,thst in apitc of ,resulations there would have heen no serum at Douglas for our troops on arrival had wr not wired in advance for a supply and that the suprly was sent without the necessary yruges Co ldminis CT it and that fhe state Of Arizona purchased these -rginses or rather paid for them. iuce payrpent for the same was re- fused b1 the federal medical officers. dt is- entirely possible that somes Of th" tgphoio in other national gunrd regiments was due to lack of ,fe necessary equipment that should have been supplied.
 ADJTTANT GENERAL. c. W. HAIR
 RIS.
 Arizona National Guard
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06
T NT Li ' t1Ii-Il<..- 1Ill IIUN--
 Wf1eh<HJf He Sirn it2
Where the People
 May Have Hearing
The National Guard Eealth Record

The National Guard Health Record ro hC~ bQitor of The Repuolicau
 Sif My attention has been directed to am arti, cspUblsued tn thc Tucson Citizen recently which Is as follows.
 New Health Record
 "as result Of the s ientific meth ods adorted hr the medical corps and tlc steps takou to insure absolute samtftion n border camps thc iig command co regulars and militia has .-ci @ new health record From May fO October 3i there were only 7I deaths from disease in the force of more than i500oe and of this small number only zl deaths Were due to infectious maladies.
 Typhoid fefer-. was formerly the worst ecour-e of camp. bat it has no place among the troops along the Mexican border From May tp October 1S only 2i cases Of typnoid
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06
HOLSTERS WILL
 PICNIC OEC. 16

The lndianians are preparing for a great picnic to be held at Papago park Saturday week. December 16th This picnic will be in the way of a celehra- tion. celebrating the hundreth anniVcr- sary of the state.
 Last evening a committee of loyal Hoosiers met at the Y. M. C. A. and the following committees were ap- pointed
 Program committee: Mrs. C. NJ Candy
 Finance committee: :-Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Ceilings and Mrs George r. Merry man.
 l, Transportation committee MT r. F. Lane.
 Publicity committee: -I O. Sexcon
 Music committeee: Geo r. Young
 These various committees are plan ming to make this the greatest picnic ever held in Arizona by the Indiana organization. There are a great many Hoosiers who have come to Salt River valley in the last year and the Papaeo park was selected, knowing that it wlii be n very interesting place for great many of them, us they have never seen the place.
 The committees meet again next Sat 'urday evening to report the progress they hate- made and select some new committees 10 help in other work. The most important committee which is 10 ,te selected will be the sports commit itee.
 Hoosiers remember the dale. Satur-- day Dec. l6th.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06
CLEVELAND BOYCOTT

CLEVELAND, O.. Dec. 5.-The boy
 colt forced down the price of eggs again today. Two. and three cents were topped off the greatest decrease since the housewives began their boy colt war two days ago. Dealers admit ted that q great failing. off in eggs and butter trade had forced them to cut prices in order to get rid of their stock.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06
Publicity committee:
 Music commItteee: -
STATE OF ARIZONA
 ADAa... IL.
Arizona Corporation Commissi

 Arizona Corporation Commission It. NITED STATE OF MERICA STATE OF ARfZt! t!NA-ss. Tne ARIZONA CORPORATlON ,CONMISSIClN does hereby certify that the annexed is a true and com plete transcript of the ARTICLES OF INCoRPORATloN
 of CHINESE E-AAfERICAN NAVIGATION
 COMPANY which were filed in the office of sabi Arizona Corporation Commission on .he lst day of December A. D. 1916, at l0:00 o'clock a m as provided by law.
 IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. The Arizona Corporation Commission. by it's Chairman. has hereunto set iis hand and affixed is official Seal. Done at the City of Phoenix, the Cnp- itoi this lst day of December A D. 1916.
 ARIZONA CORPORATION CoMMlS- SION
 "a. rr.rta
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06
bOOZE MUST BE SECURED WITHIN
 NEXT FEW HOURS

Anticipating the issuing Of a procla- nation by the governor putting into effect the newly initiated prohibition law, the Wells Fargo ENpesS company. has wired its local office that effective yesterday no hqlcr shipments would ne accepted for Arizona points This effectively cuts off dry Arizona from tho outside wet world. and -he l4st elauce tp line apo at the counter for The purpose of drawing down l gallon or SO. has passed
 There IS a grca, quantity of uquor con hand dt the local --Xpress- of ec waiting for owners ta claim it The uq- uor Vih loo delivered up Co the minute 0f the signing f1f the proclamation lv the governor The moment he has put the last stroke Co his name al dehV- ments will Ae sent b1ci t0 the shipper
 Captain ,t,gPpeils0f the Express com pany st,tfH lsestpsyIay mat thete is a great rnsh 1th Ia set the wet goods and thal gssse desiring to get theh
 llOr oresjhst9re rhe fatal hour. had Ecueg estis-isssA At 3flca.
 W11snxS5f He Sign l.2
 There x s3gss dgJable talk around town as co 5deT when tho governor will sign tho f'r-rfafnatior Secretary ot State Sidney E. Osborn stated yesier- day 1nat he would .rn the certificate of election over to the governor about rhree hours after he had started the off, fcial canvass. and then it sogid be up Go the governor lt is understood that Gov Hunt will either sign it th'S after noon or early tomorrow morning
Arizona republican., 1916-12-06
CHINESE E-AMERlCAN x
 
Amos !. Retts secretary.

r. A. Jones, Chairman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-04
GEO d KENDALL.

New Location. 22S Mesa Ave. Makes
Glasses Right.-Adv