Arizona republican., 1910-04-29
APPEAL ID THE LOYAL Phoenix People Asg|scling Their Opportunities ENUMERATION CAMPAIGN
 
Unless Citizens Act Today and Stir Their Neighbors to Action the Census Count Will Be Most Disappointing.
Are you enumerated :

Are you euulucfdtsu-
 [ If not don't lose a minute | Go to the board of trade if i; is con venient. and if not then so 10 the nearest telephone and call mp the 1 board of trade and ask that S man bs sent at once to put you on the list Two men are there for no other pur- pose than answering just such calls This is matter that every patriotic citizen. man or woman should attend to and attend to today. and whJle. doing it should introduce the subject 10 al of his or her acauaintances- The truth is there are lots of people who hs,e not yet been counted and the tinw is deal to Phoenix to secure ful snd complete enumeration and it is quit apparent that this can only be se- cured by the active cooperation of al, the people The organized work iS be ing done as thoroughly as possible but it rests on every individual to do h's  that will bring the matter to the at tention of every resident today Eresy person who does not remember being interviewed by an enumeration Shouid consider this appeal ss made directly to him and there is no fear Of doubles for if they appear the proper cancel lations will be made Yesterdsy morning Col McClintock as progre- sive citizen decided to make the cen sus business. in large part his business and as postmaster. as citizen and ss member of the board of trade he be- gan to stir things up. just as they need ed to be stirred
 The first thing he did Was to enlist the interest of man ager Buehler of the telephone company who agreed to have the central girls call up each one Of tho 1900 subscribers this morning and ask them to see that they are enumerated and also see that their friend. are enumerated It is not merely the sub
  enumeration sentiment must be created in all quarters and at once. This wa. done by Citizen McCliptoek-
 Postmaster McClintock then provided each one of his letter carriers with blanks and asked him to make in quiry at every house he visited as tp whether its inmates had been enum erated and wherever he received negative answer. leave blank -to b. filled in and taken to the board of trade promptly.
 Then as a member of the board of trade MT. McCintock got that body busy. Two clerks were employed to stay there and answer telephone calls. going out to take the enumeration of any person who has not been countcd and has no time or inclination to come to the board of trade. Then last night two clerks were kept busy sddresSins 2500 postal cards which VIII this morn ing be mailed to selected list ef per sons and which will be delivered this by the letter carriers. calling attention to the urgency of. attending to this matter today
 The better plan is for all who have not been counted and can do So. te come to the board of trade and give in the data but if this is inconveuien. there should be no backxardness in applying to the board 10 haye a mar sent to them. They are there for thag purpose. And then let every eitixen ask everyone he meets if he has been and if not urge him to at tend to it forthwith.