Yuma Examiner (Newspaper) - December 2, 1913, Yuma, Arizona XVIII NUMBER 64 YUMA ARIZONA TUESDAY 2 1913 ARIZONA SENTINEL FOUNDED 1872 Honest Manufacturers Welcome Your Investigation M 0 WASHINGTON D C Dec Undoubtedly the entire country Is united in its sympathy for miseries experienced by Vice President W C Maxwell of the Wabash railroad who has declared before tho Interstate Commerce Commission that tho roads are suffering from slow tion in the hearing which has been given on the application of tho roads in eastern classification tor for advance of fivo per cent In freight rates the companies have made It appear that they have been gradually ground down HO that business of railroad ownership Is almost unendurable According to statistics of the roadH the an increase of seven and jier cent for September over 1912 whilo they claim hat the net was reduced per mile or six per cent In September 19111 as compared with the same month of last year Students of tho question incline to the belief that If the conditions are as described by the railroads It is only necessary to repeat the history of the In Knst and the in the Central West to find that the uf their milking While Hie army of paid interests headed by the Bureau of Railroad Faulkner of West Virginia are attempting to handle tho Washington situation it should not be forgotten that a Boston lawyer Mr and lames L Cowles of New York the latter a student of nil clauses of transportation for more than a quarter of a century have re- stated and backed up their arguments that the entire difficulty with the railroad lines grows out of their own mismanagement of affairs Mr Cowlea goes farther and declared that the only course left open to the railroad managers providing that they have any interest in holders of their real or watered stock appears to lie In complete government control Strange as it may It may not be strange at all the metro- press Is criming the wall of the railroads telling how their roll into millions while rates arc standing still The same Issues IS STOLEN FROM CAMP DOUGLAS Ariz Dee chapter was added to the theft of stores from the camp of tho Ninth cavalry in this city yesterday when the local police asked to lend their assistance In tho attempt to recover a lot of approximately 000 rounds of United States army rifle ammunition which Is reported as ing from tho camp Unit iie might have a hand In the transaction n search warrant was asked for and Issued to search the house of Private George ton at Fifteenth street day morning Washington is already under arrest charged with grand ceny of government stores In tion with the removal from the camp and Its subsequent recovery from the of almost rounds and will have his preliminary hearing on the first charge today The search of tho house failed however to recover or uncover the missing ammunition which Is believed by the military to be on this side of the line Agua say that they have not received this last and that If they hail would have returned it with the cartridges ARRIVES IN TUCSON TUCSON Dec 2 All come to Tucson sooner or late Manuel minister of cations under Madero whoso secon escape from prison in Mexico Cit was successful has arrived I do not know how long I will b In he said Holiday Tim depends upon tho Information I waiting for I left City oi October Foreigners helped me ti escape I would not like to say how I got out of prison because the friends who helped me are still there and I would get them Into trouble I camo out by way of Vera Cruse Bailing from there to New York 01 my first attempt I was captured a Mazatlan Louis and wife of Sun Fran Cisco are here to meet are relatives was Imprisoned ho as a member of tho senate am was among those distasteful to liner ta It was eight before second chance to escape come out back week ago to the American side a GET II WASHINGTON n C Doc The Indian estimates for Arizona to till nearly The for get an increase oi hospitals get The THE PENNY POSTAGE WASHINGTON D c DOC postage promises to be on of tho live issues to be fought out In he regular session of congress No fewer than a dozen bills introduced nnd It Is said about provide for penny receive for where deliver half of I ago outright It Is pointed out by Members Inter- ested In the general subject I hat the probable large increase In the post revenue would make penny age a possibility without hampering the financial of the postal vice Others com mid that tho parcel post service should be given furl her opportunity to demonstrate Us ing capacity before a possible large revenue loss lo the Department is Incurred Senator of Ohio has n suro that provides for a first-class rate of one per ounce Several other bills establish tho rati THE AM ON Mox Dec la's army strong which Is ing for tho attack on Chihuahua reached a point lit miles south of border today where Villa was forced to detrain because of tho f tho railroad Preparations wore then made for the march overland to Chihuahua Another train bearing LOOK soldiers was made ready to slart or the front 1 HAKIM Mox Dec the plan of campaign proves the whole of northern co will be under their control In two vecks The forces fighting lo over- brow will then Join at Guild- with a view to marching on Mexico City Villa said that the ils had troops In tho field ami the rebels In preparation for the attack on City sixteen guns left Juarez and have a point five Ilia said ho would bo in n en days The troops now In he aid will move ng on the way and those n the east and around will southwest while 1 move through of the vlll join tho and western of the army at ml combined forces will march Mexico City Villa pointed out thai he only points along the Hulled lilies border not held by are Laredo opposite Laredo exas and agle Pass Texan His forces liav captured every city in 10 BALES DAILY Ariz bales of cotton are being turned out by the Chandler cotton gin each day Tho average cotton the Chandler district production thin year above a lo tho acre It just a little bit higher than the most guine expected Hint It would be No estimate can be maile of the acreage that will be but the are realizing big profits It IH certain that they will vastly more hind lo hat crop The latest Improvement ler IH an up to date not Arizona company Chandler Is becoming an important shipping point Thousands of head of mountain tle are failed on he alfalfa Holds of that district each year SATISFY fir TO THE STORES When you read the advertisements about somo well known product you often find that it contains the our factories are open for your inspection The who make such statements are absolutely sure of quality of their goods and the lions under which they are They know their methods will stand the most careful Inspection advertisement you read Tho la tho expression merchant or manufacturer merchandise and methods are Satisfy yourself by going to tho store and seeing that every value Is as roj mnj Keep In touch with the news In closely un every night George x an visiting hei two or three days Tho Ionian Is being Chihuahua City I I room I I om-lova and Mont rev Francisco In children who adm I j returned In their homo in et arrived from I Imla v several at Long lleach id conferred with Villa 1C future of he capital of the i government Id he had practically decided ove tin capital to ion Other Indian appropriations of these newspapers carry accounts schools the protest of the women of bridge ington and other large cities of the country against the high prices of food stuffs new magazines at at bridge location Wash lo be made within limits of the postoffice where the are mailer was mail I county purchase of lauds for Camp Verde Indian Colorado and reser surveyor general an increase of GRAND Popular nnd World's Ad- vance free with n tlon to tho Think it TWO JUDGES UPHOLD THE EIGHT HOUR LAW Hal Hank is now of Its safety thirty-two new KAN In Hie circuit court of This Is a high-class magazine of prec today Judge V and progress I Dec upheld the constitutionality he stale uo I men Khali not hours n day an nurses HEALTH OFFICER 111 Special to the to be by more lly 1 K lones WASHINGTON H C Dec 2 chief point of attack pertain While long been to he of law which tm its upon he pure food mils he use of a guarantee label lo all that aws ibe severest of the This Is declared to be through he sale of his Is ont relating to that it most of are found those who have to whom believe thai the products nrn Identified lij he h i 1 his and which his H In its nt of th lays that lf Dr c 11 Cal th South in Hie n Is on bis return ii T 1 in Vim to Dee or of currency of tho United h has recently hi d down opinion In the he of members of the Guard that arc certain special adjutant generals of the sti relieves the of war I of milida affairs States army of one of that has more oin than any other matter which they have to deal and thai Hie of funds for the national guard by if congress and allotted to the var tales according to the each state has It has been custom for to be maile by war through Hie disbursing officer dct from guard but all warrants h been made to auditing by the war den ment If for any reason the nuq r the war department withheld then the Mates were out situation happened once too hp kick h finally knocked I uni -.iruetiiiv came in boon made by barb Harris of ibe state who as Harris disbursing officer paid upon i self as adjutant general administer the At a recent con- of state pure food ft and f fie of ja in- I i fd bv tho t fact the purpose of t to the f-f and fft shift to the I i I n to flv Die ill In connexion it In j Pi i i iiii FOOT HUERTA'S BILLS CITY Mev idem un w ill ncy friends Hav that i ret mil forced ALL TAXES SHOULD BE llec sle of Trade atd I for crowd turned 111 to Mm: g s of the A iir to H in t iff nn Third of d Lit it would I in l nu i in lohn int IMh j V -I a n y il J
