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Arizona republican., 1910-09-08

We trust we will hear no more of this folly about direct legislation be- ing a republican doctrine. President Taft, the titular head of the party. is opposed to it. Theodore Roosevelt to whom many progressives look as the real head of the party, looks upon it with petulance. It is true that in a few states it is in effect in one form or another. A few republican states were swept by the greenbacl craze and populism later overturned three or four republican states. Yet it was never contended that either form of insanity was republicanism
Arizona republican., 1910-09-08

The solemn significance of the ut terances of President Taft which we print today-their bearing on the question whether statehood will be gained or lost by the vote of next Monday-will not escape the mind of every intelligent man that reads them As a matter of course, it is to be expected that the interruptions DOT tion of the democratic press will at tempt to break the force of the ar gument which is presented by these utterances-they will detach words and phrases here and there, and at tempt to distort and misrepresent what the president has said. But the voters of Maricopa county are too sensible to be fooled. They now know that the president is against the ''isms' for which the democratic party stands, and that to vote FOR these ''isms" next Monday is to vote AGAINST statehood.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-08
THE ALASKAN COAL CONTROVERSY.

Jacob H. Schiff, who returned to New York recently from a trip through Alaska, says that coal mining in the territory is awaiting the establishment by the government of a policy for it's developments The coal that is now used there comes from British Colum- bia and sells at $12 a ton. If Alaskan mines were worked the home product could be put on the market at from $1.35 to B ton.
 A recent bulletin from the United States geological survey referring to the development of the mines, says that there has been no advance dur ing the year and that in some places there has been retrogression. The long delay in the issuance of patents to coal lands and the popular clamor against all Alaskan coal claimants has dis couraged claimants and investors, and it should be hoped that it may soon be possible to- devise means of exploiting Alaska's wealth of coal"
 It will be seen that the government publication which is issued by George Otis Smith, director, betrays more ir- ritation than MT. Schiff It declares that the coal land laws are handicap, that though laws intended to enable the individual to obtain title to coal lands have been on the statute books for the last decade, not single acre of land has yet gone to patent" and that ''it is not surprising that progress has been checked in the coal fields and
Arizona republican., 1910-09-08

The Seventh Year of the Arizona School of Music Will open Monday. Sept. 19. but the school will open for registration of pupils Friday. the 16th Last year nearly 400 students were enrolled, and the present prospects indicate that the coming year will be even more prosperous. The faculty will be an unusually strong one. Glenn A. Tow ner. an experienced musician. whose education was obtained under able masters of this country and Europe. comes to the school as Director of the Piano Department. and to the superior corps of assistant piano teachers the name of Aleida w. Viss- chers has been added. Miss Viss- chers was for nine years a piano teacher in Grand Rapids, Mich. She is a pupil of William Sherwood and has attained much artistic and pro fessiOnal success. The great and de- served success of the Arizona School of Music is due to the high standard maintained and tine living up to the aim that led to it's establishment. to offer superior advantages for the study If music in all it's branches. and to give pupils an extended. pro gressive and thorough musical edu- cafi6n
Arizona republican., 1910-09-08
THE PROFESSIONS AND DIVORCE

What profession should you choose in order to be happily married? Not that of actor, for truth compels the statement that the statistics of every country clearly demonstrate that the stage is of all callings most favorable to divorce, says the September Strand Actors and professional showmen are at the head of the list of divorcing couples. After these come musicians and teachers of music, and then-but longo ntervallo-cOmmercia travellers One would expect to see sailors close at hand, but they are far down the list A divorced sailor is a great rarity, al most as great rarity as a divorced butcher. And fewer than three far mers are divorced for every 73 actors, a most striking instance of the in fleunce of rural occupation upon the emotions. And clergymen are, as they should be, at the very bottom of the list
Arizona republican., 1910-09-08

The New Mexicans have wisely de- cided not to run against a stone wall.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-08

Maricopa County. For Delegates to the Constitutions
 Convention. JOSEPH H. KIBBEY. A J. PETERS.
 C. S. STEWARD. GEORGE D. cHRIsTY. THOMAS ARMSTRONG, Jr. DWIGHT B. HEARD. ROY s. GOODRICH. GEORGE M. HALM. H. c. sPRUNGER.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-08
insurgency Not Insanity.

Among the many puerile charges which the democrats have made against the republican candidates of this county is that they are stand patters and not ''progressives" or in- surgents. We do not believe that any intelligent republicans have been fool ed by these charges.
 There is a difference between in surgency and insanity. Every man on the republican ticket of this county would be classed as an insurgent in any state where there is a contest between insurgents and stand-pat- ters. We have frequently pointed out that insurgency or progressive repub- licanism is not an uprising against President Taft or any of his policies, but is a protest against Cannonism, Aldrichism and the methods which have prevailed in congress.
 The republican county platform is in all respects a progressive plat for containing those declarations of principle which distinguish stand patters from insurgents. It does not favor direct legislation for that is 8 form of madness to which pro- gressives are not generally committed and was an insane pOpulist idea be- fore there were stand-patters or in- surgents.
 Moreover, Colonel Roosevelt is a good enough progressive for the most ardent insurgent. Every member of the republican county ticket is a Roosevelt republican. Some are warm personal friends of the former pres ident and all are earnest supporters of all the Roosevelt policies.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-08

The president considered the matter of such import ance that he caused to be prepared in his office at his summer home, Beverly, Massachusetts, TYPEWRIT- TEN COPIES from the speeches delivered by him in Ohio, Missouri and Oklahoma, in 1907, and had these copies transmitted to The Republican, and print them today just they were prepared at his direction.
 Can intelligent voter of Arizona fail grasp the significance Of the quotations sent us by Mr. Taft?
 The issues of this campaign plainly stated to him. and he asked to send any expressions made by him in former years which would be indicative to the people of Arizona as to his attitude toward the Oklahoma Oregon plan NOW.
 His attitude has not changed since 1907 for Friday last he prepared and mailed to this paper his views of TODAY, and as INDICATIVE OF WHAT THE PEO- PILE OF ARIZONA MAY EXPECT HIM TO DO WHEN THEIR CONSTITUTION REACHES HIM, the views he expressed three years ago.
 The warning stands out plain and unmstakabe.
 It we want statehood it up to to frame and adopt such constitution William Howard Taft president Of the United States, cOnscentiOusly approve.
 He has made it clear that he CANNOT approve such constitution as our democratic friends propose
 He said in 1907 and now repeats to The Republican, for the information of the voters of Arizona precisely the things that this paper has been telling it's readers and precisely the things that the republican platform and the republican candidates have set forth.
 The issue is rigdly drawn
 It is STATEHOOD or NO STATEHOOD at next Mondays election, and the president of the United States out of his great anxiety that the people shall make mstake out of his great friendship for Arizona tells us how to get statehood.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-08

PHOENIX. ARIZONA. SEPT. s. 1910
Arizona republican., 1910-09-08
The President Points the Way.

William Howard Taft, the best friend Arizona ever had in her twenty years struggle for statehood tells the people of this territory this morning, through The Re- pubcan how to vote Monday next if they want state hood Telegraphing to the president the 2d of this month (the telegram appears in full another page), the editor of The Republican said:
 ''We of course do not wish expect that you president will make any expression the question until the constitution reaches you off cally but we would be glad to have and use any expressions made by you in former years on these doctrines''-
 (The Oregon-O Oklahoma plan of direct legisla- tOn at the polls )-'that can be taken as INDIC- ATIVE of what INTELLIGENT PEOPLE MAY EXPECT YOU TO DO WHEN THE CONSTITUTION REACHES THE WHITE HOUSE."
Arizona republican., 1910-09-08

that many who would undertake their development have become discour- aged'
 The discussion is reminder of the Cunningham claims over which there has been such a violent controversy. Evidently the topic is one to produce bad temper. The bulletin insists par ticularly upon the needs of railroads to promote all kinds of industrial develop ment. Mir. Schiff suggests that as a preliminary to opening up the territory, which now repels both capital and inn migrants, it would be a good idea to arrange for the development of it's re- sources under the control of q United States commission, something like the interstate commerce commission.-Chi- cago Record Herald
Arizona republican., 1910-09-08

If President Taft has not fully made up his mind about those -su- prenie court vacancies we would sug- gest the name of that eminent jurist who has recently shown" the Mis- sourians and the New Mexicans. Jonzee White.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-08

Colonel Roosevelt has established an Idiot club as an annex to his just ly famous Ananias club and he has generously provided it with quarters.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-08

We thought we had settled in the negative, the question whether Wash ingtOn, Jefferson and others of the early fathers were in flavor of the initiative and referendum, but now comes a 'reformer" who was removed from the oven while the dough was yet in a plastic state and informs us what the founders of the republic really wanted that ism but were timid about asking for it
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-25
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