Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 4

tHfe ARIZONA DAILY STAR, SUNDAY rfORNINO. NOVEMBER 3, 1918. vide occasion for the desired test of the ordinance. Hfifmuj Prtf Los Angeles Churches Defy Ban on Influenza; PoKce Ordered to Act wm VONtUT IOKN1NQ EXC. PUBUCKEI IVKKI IBHEO 1877 BLUE MATCHES RED TRIANGLE.

The Y. W. C. A. has adopted as lu emblem, with the approval of nutlonnl authorities blue triangle, tn.

ulgnta Is quite like that of the T. M. Ci save In color, the men's organltatloa having a red triangle. THE COTTON MARKET. New York, Nov.

2. Cotton closed barely steady at a net advance of 16 l0 43 poolnts. .1 MJUCBEn UF TUE AJUKNJ1ATSUJ nBB nttLUi tkIH WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS. i New York, Nov. 2.

The condition of Clearing houses, banks and trust compa-nle for the week show that they hold 181,130 reserve In excess of legal requirements. This a decrease fro mlast week. AD-ON-A 193 '-Ad. Sat republication of all nsws dispatch crediud tq It or not otMnrla credited in this paper, and alio to to local news pupil saen nerein. Applicant (or taemtersnlp Audit Burse blared at Second-class Matter at the Poet Office at such Democrats as George Stoneman, and even Mulford Wisort urged that he clear up the matter.

Otherwise, by hl Inaction and by reason of the fact that his ellglbll-Ity Is questioned, the entire Democratic ticket, throughout ihe state. Is Jeopardised People do not and will not vote for a candidate who may not be able to serve and who. In case of his rejection, will return the power' ta tho hands of George Hunt. Fred Coiter either afraid to test his eligibility through the courts or his egoism prevented his acceptance of the challenge. In either case he is not entitled to the votes of Democrats.

There has been much said regarding the definition of a "Democrat." Colter's friends (who are the adherents of Hunt) are applying the definition In the case of Colter. If, in order to be a Demoorat a man must vote fpr Fred Colter, may Ood help the Democratic party In Arizona. TV: i TUCSON. ARIZONA. BADTEfRH REPRESENTATIVES; Charles E.

killer. US Fifth Avenue, New York City; W. H. Btockwell. Peoples Ga BuHdHn.

Chicago. Ilia. BTATH COWBOI.roATE'Dlrl;BLl8HINd COMPAWt Address all communications to THK ARIZONA UAlCT STAR, TUCSON. ARIZONA. ning for th two vacancies, on tot board of supst-visors.

iNbnie Bernard has lived in PtiM county all nla Ufa. He 1 4 tai payer and a food cittsen. iHe la capable of doing Justice to the business of Pltna county, Noule Bar nard deserve your voto. J. P.

Mallory 4s another deserving Democrat. He served In the last state legislature In tho lower souse. iHe has' promised to make the work of the supervisor his greatest cars should elected. Precinct Officers. (i There It one man, running in the precinct for office, who should not receive the vote of any man or woman, who desires to enjoy heir own life In Tucson without the Interference of a csar.

That one man is Grady Gammage. Gammage, without other qualification than that he is the hired man of T. K. Marshal, wants to he Justtoe of the peace of Tucson precinct 'A vote for Gammage is a Tote for 'Marshall. It would be tatter, in to vote directly for (Marshall.

It is always best to vote tor the Control rather than the controlled. If the people of Tucson want a Justice of ths Peace, who will be fair, impartial and without bias, vote for the Republican nominee. Gammage it a Democrat for revenue only. "A teaspoonful of Dr.CalctwelPs Syrup Pep- fnch niaht at bedtime has done me a BY CARRIER IN CITY. world of good, as I am 62 years old and was getting badly constipated.

I had previously taken a lot of salts and pills without real From a letter to Dr. Caldwell writ- 1.60 1.10 .10 On Twr 8 fill Month Three Month One Month i. r. lbjkd wise) Los Angeles, Nov. 2.

Announcement that services would be held here tomor row the Ninth Church of Science was made tonight "after a series of conferences between representatives of various Christian Scientist churvhe; of the city and city health and executive officials. The announcement Indicated the action had been decided upon as a means of testing the constitutionality of a city Ordinance Under which the Los Angeles board of health forbid all public gatherings. Including church service, during the prevalence of Influenza in this city. It drew from Chief of Police J. L.

Butler a statement that he would Instruct his lieutenants to take such action as they deemed necessary to enforce the board of health regulations. Two other Christian Scientist churches of the city had joned the Ninth church In the declaration to hold services tomorrow, but at conferences of the churches tonight It was decided the holding of services in one church would pro i ten by Mr. A. forester, rnncess rumc, Bona SEED RECLEANED EARLY BAART WHEAT Thri Months One Month II. to .0 180 .60 t.XS .75 .75 2.50 BY MAIL.

Six Montha 3.S0 l.nl 4.00 4 00 4.50 4.60 6.00 Tear 7.00 7.00 t.00 g.00 t.OU oo 1J.00 10.00 nei ready at MtitlNd COMPANY TUCSON, ARIZONA. 254-tf l.0 .85 1.00 1.00 2.71 2.75 8.00 The Western" Engine will prove cheapest in the long run. Western Machinery Co. Constipation is one of the penalties of age that should never be neglected Df. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin that relieves constipation in an easy, natural manner, without griping or strain, and is as positive in its effect as it is mild and gentle in its action.

LIST OF ZONES D'ltance from Tucton. I Up to SO miles. 5600 to 1000 miles. i 50 to 150 miles. 61000 to 1400 miles.

8 ICS to 800 miles. 71400 to 1809 miles. 480O to 600 miles. 8 Over 1800 miles. AD-ON-AUM Advt.

r-Njata Amendment 100 ai wiw a i a aina i nuaama Just a -Sample of what Is Happening Under ths Present Law. Stop it by Voting for Amendment 100. fin i BM I UMBI Dr; CALDWELL'S Syrup Pepsin The Perfect Laxative Sold by Druggists Everywhere 50cfs.lZ) $1.00 WE SPECALIZE IN MOTORCYCLE AND BICYCLE REPAIRING. Let us suggest that if your wheel does not work exactly as it should, that you bring it here and have ns make it do so. Little troubles, if neglected, are sure to grow.

You'll save money and perhaps serious trouble by having us attend to your wheel's needs at once. Olympic, Tribune and Columbia bicycles sold on easy terms. Ingham Bicycle Shop 272 East Congress The County Ticket Motorcycle and Blcyce A TRIAL BOTTLE CAN BE OBTAINED, FREE OP CHARGE, BY WHITIN0 TO OR. W. B.

CALDWELL, 459 WASHINGTON STREET, HONTICELLO. ILLINOIS Repairing in the case of John C. Testes vs. Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co, tried March 26, 29, 30 Snd 31, 1915, before the superior court of Gila county, a verdict was rendered in favor of Mr. Yeates for $12,500.

This was subsequently settled by his attorneys with the company for $6,250 and it is presumed the attorneys deducted as a fee one-third of that amount or 12,083.33, leaving 44,166.67 for Mr. Testes out of his verdict for Mr. Teates wss alleged to have been struck on the head by a large piece of iron and permanently paralyzed; the sight of his right eye permanently destroyed, and that he will be unable to work again. Under the proposed law known as Amendment 100 Mr. Yeates if receiving 14 per day at the time of injury would be paid a pension out of the Industrial Fund of 66 2-3 per cent of that amount or $2,66 per day during the remainder of his life yithout delay or the ipayment of attorney's fees or Court costs.

If he should live for 30 years after the date of Injury he would hsve received at the time of his death approximately $30,000. Under the present law he received a little over $4,000. Wash Tub for the ents of Amendment Oppon 100 The voters, on. Tuesday will have before them the candidates for fourteen county officers. They hare the colce of those from the Democratic party and from the Republican party.

Our advice is that the voters pat their cross opposite the name of every (Democrat for county office. 5 A. C. Bernard and J. Brack Richaflson are the candidates for state senator.

Bernard has been resident of Pima county for forty years. He has Always been a Democrat, of the con structive type. He has represented Pima county before in the legislature and on that occasion prevented the politicians from removing the state University to some other point. IHe is thorough, sagacious and entitled to the suffrage of the people of Pima county. Richardson is capable in every way.

He served in the tower house, of the third state legislature." He has been a resident of the county for some years. He is some whst handicapped by the support of Tom Marshall. D. A. Paul, Curtis Tobey and B.

F. Wilcox are the Dem A VOTE FOR AMENDMENT 100 for Good citizenship Mister Colter Fred T. Colter is the regular nominee of the Democra ocratic candidates lor the lower house of the state legislature. Paul and Wilcox deserve the support of every tic party for governor of Arizona. When this is said, it is difficult even for his staunchest admirers to go further.

Fred Colter carries the brand "Democrat" on his back and a great many people, on Tuesday next, will take him at his labeled value. Let us see just exactly-what and who Fred Colter is. Fred Colter is an estimable young man, considerably under forty years of age, wealthy and with no minor dependents. He hails from Apache county; was a member of that county's board of supervisors, was a member of the constitutional convention and for the past two years has been senator from the same county in the state legislature. He has held several appointive commissioner-ships, under Hunt, and was made national committeeman from A9rizona, because of his financial ability to travel through the country.

As a member of the constitutional convention he belonged to the radical Democratic majority. His stand can be characterized In two' words, during the sessions ol that memorable assembly: "Me It Is as a state senator that we find Fred Colter In his Democrat in the county. Curtis Tobey has left the county. The last heard from him wss to the effect that he was going to some point in Oregon to make his residence. Many Democrats have expressed themselves as being determined to Vote for M.

E. -Gibson of Ajo, a Republican as the third man. J. E. Woods is the Democratic candidate for clerk of the superior court.

Wood's ability. Democracy and Integrity are sterling. He has resided here for many years, somlng to Tucson for his health. An unfortunte and unfair campaign has been waged against him. It has been told that Woods was a slacker and was avoiding military duty.

He could not Join the army, for the army will not take a man who has an arrested case of tuberculosis. Woods is "on the square." Woods is clean and has conducted a clean campaign." He win be is credit to the Democratic party and to Pima County. A vote for him is right and proper. J. T.

'Miles is the Democratic candidate for sheriff. Rye Miles is honest; be is sincere; he is not a politician. Rye prime. He had been tested 'by his sponsor, deorge 'Miles is the best officer Pima county ever had. His mistakes, he has rectified.

He does not "cover up." He Hunt, and found to be a plain tool in the governor's hands. He opposed the anti-sabotage bill, in its effective form. Me does his duty, according to the law and refuses to play I I. t) I. 1.

4 ll NOT. FLY if A0 fill in globe" I GfanSKW I EUMIMATOR li'" AMI) CATTLE 1 Bui Not for the Widow and Her Children opposed the vagabond bill. 'He agreed with Mulford Windsor, with C. M. Roberts, and with George Hunt on every measure that would tie the hands of the state in its fight against the wobbly and his kind.

Curing the regular and special session of the third state legislature he represented George Hunt as well as that oily individual could desire to be represented. He did what he was told to do in every case. He was with, for and by George 'Hunt. He was part and parcel of the Hunt machine. He was determined, at all times, thai Huntism should triumph.

"Sow we see Fred Colter posing before the people, TViiivf niLU uj ill tin, ivj milVB VUllllBU Ivl JUL11 vote for sheriff. R. B. Vinson Is the Democratic candidate for county recorder. Dick Vinson has served as county recorder and there has been no single criticism of his work.

He Is, at all times, courteous, and does not wait until election time to treat the public whh tact, and with politeness. Dick Vinson is a good Democrat and a high class man. J. Menard is the Democratic nominee for county treasurer. The office of treasurer should be handled by a man who is familiar with accounting.

The Republican candidate has sold hardware. Menard has been Connected with the Arizona Eastern for years, in the auditor's office. He has handled thousands of dollars of that corporation's business. He has handled it well. He knows how to handle monayl The county needs 'Menard and Menard needs and deserves your vote.

Mabel C. Chambers is the candidate of the Democrats for county school superintendent. Mrs. Chambers baa toeen a resident of Tucson tor many years. She has had a great amount of experience in school work.

She it a tactful woman; one who will "get along" with the teachers and the public of Praia, county. She will make for greater efficiency In the school system of this sub through the medium of such patriots as Johnnie Hughes and Tom Drennan, as beiftgVrainst the I. W. iW when in reality, the antl-t. IW.

W. plank in the platform ot ths party council was forced down the throats of Colter and hit coterie, iHe comes before the people, crying "down with every man who is treasonable." IHe forgets his record in the state legislature. He forgets his associa tion with George Hunt. He forgets that he has co-oper ated with George 'Hunt and With George Hunt's lieutenants and is now doing so. He tells ns that he has swung sway from Huntism, by Inference.

He tells us that he Is throifgh with Huntism, by Inference. He In- division. A vot for Mrs. Chambers is vote for better fers because he is afraid ot turning away from himself the Bolshexlk support on Election day. There are few examples in history of a man being iarg schools.

She is not supported by Tho. K. Marshall. Edwin F. Jones la the Democratic candidate for county attorney.

Judge Jones was raised in the south and saw the tail end of the war of the rebellion. He Is over sixty years of age and Is proud of the service star 1st his family. er ana stronger man his environment. Napoleon was; formed in aid of the soldiers of the state and the nation now abroad, for A report which has found wide clrcu- familiar with the government of the Iation at the last end of the cam- country knows on a moment's thought, paign declares that the widow and that this cannot be true. If the children who can earn a living "at country is open to the employer it is long time to come.

But watch out for dirt flying from their tubs up until the last minute on Tuesday. Martin Lather was; George Washington was; Lincoln was. But, are there people In Arizona who compare the little Apache county stockraiser, with his agreeing brain llso open to the employe. Otherwise Edwin F. Jones is a lawyer of ability.

The county attor neyship could not be placed In the hands of any man, who power, to the men enumerated? Colter Is ackndwledged would regard his stewardship with greater care. A vote for Edwin F. Jones is a vote for la enforcement. evea by his supporters as being weak. Csn he get away from his environment, that has gone to make up the perfected Hunt machine.

Is that which Is endeavoring to wnom no greater service can be performed than the passage of improved laws and' the making of better conditions by the time they return home. To bring about better conditions, to spread the "get together" spirit in every way possible is the biegest job the public at home has to carry out before cur soldiery returns. Amendment 100 i a great big step in thi riptht direction. Opponents of Amendment 100 hare dirtied much linen with falsehoods during the campaign and are still at it Their job, to at the washtub tor a the washtub" cannot collect insurance up to 8.000 as provided under Amendment 100. All the courts have recognlxed the dependence of the wife and children, regardless of whether they had separate employment or whether they had $1 or $1,000,000.

Amendment 100 does not and could not set this rmle.mside. In the same connection Is a report that Amendment 100 will permit the employer to go into court, but not the employes. Any person in the least rre would no longer have a republic. If Amendment 100 Is adopted, the courts remain open as always, but the occasion for using them will not exist lor either employer or employe; the wife and children and the Injured employe and the parents and other dependents will receive their money promptly and escape the shrster lawyer and the griefs of the Courts. Likewise will the adoption of Amendment 190 be a duty well per Information Bureau, Arizona Workmen CompensaMonLaw Folsom Moore.

J. Currv, secretary: Irtrwtors: WT. P. Mahonev, State Senator Mnha County, (tatinan, Arisona: Andrew Kim-Nill. thsirman State Board or Trane.

Thatcher. Arizona: R. A. Manaver Saginaw -'Manistee l.umher Company. Arizona: John 1 Ionneily.

ex-president Arizona State Federation of Labor. Fhoenix. Arizona. M. Colvoooi ewa, Beneral manar Connolidated Arizona PmelttP Company Humboldt.

Arizona; J. K. "uiry. ary Arisona Chanter American Conrrewi. Hibe.

Arizona: Folem 1.re. Typographical I nion, Tucson, Ario- perpetuate Huntism through Colter. Vic S. Griffith Is the unopposed Democratic candidate for county assessor. Too much can sot be Mid for Vic Griffith.

A vote for him. In eayeveat. will testify to the nish regard in which he is held throughout Pima county. N. C.

Bernard and J. Mallory art the DeasocraU, run- The last count against Fred Colter Is his sublime ego- tlsm. "1 sm the lsw; the constitution and your When Fred Colter's eligibility wis first qntttlonea',.