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Arizona republican., 1911-08-21
A MODERN PARABLE

Once upon a time there was dis
turbance in the land of DiaZ. Many
there were who cried aloud against
the ruler and his ways; for, forsooth,
they who cried had a grievous yearn-
ling for those emoluments which came
with concessions, they had desire
for power and for the visible decora-
tions thereof and for the adulation
of the populace; and not least in the
chronicles of their lean years, they
had amassed a hatred for the pros
porous.
Therefore it came that throughout
the land of Diaz there went up a
clamor as of a pair of coyotes who
seek to bring forth the noise that
righteously should come from no less
than a score. All who had been OPP
pressed and heavy laden Joined in the
cry, as did those upon whom, for
various misdeeds, the law of the land
had dwelt apace.
And, as had happened before in 10,
there went forth an appeal for help.
Those who revolted, feeling them
selves weak stretched forth their
hands to the northward and, 10, there
came to them horde of men who
sought adventure, pelf and power
and who said, one unto another,
when we have triumphed over the
forces of Diaz there will come time
of reckoning wherein we shall seat
ourselves on stools of state, when
the treasury shall open before us and
when our ideas of government shall
prevail Selah!"
So they fought upon the side of
strength, and the reign of DiaZ was
ended. Then did the strangers stretch
forth their hands for reward and
for power. The answer of the liz
Grated ones was swift. The reward
came i'm the shape of permission to
leave the country at once. So 1t
came to pass that those of the
strangers who were not dead. fled
unto the tents of their kinsmen once
more, bereft of that which they had
taken with them and destitute of hon.
or and credit.
But this is a tale, my brethren,
that is as old as the history of man.
1t hath been told full many times,
with small variation even unto this
day of statehood for the land where
on the sun doth kiss the plain
In the late chronicles of the Sun
Kissed Land is set forth most clearly
that certain followers of the STAN
dard of the Elephant became sore at
their lot For peace abode in the
councils of the tribe and wisdom rul-
ed at the council fire. There was
no strife and of spoils there were
none. The treasury of the land was
full and was well guarded. These
certain ones, unsatisfied and repulsed
in their lust for power and for the
spoils of office, became filled with
envy and hatred. So they deserted
Arizona republican., 1911-08-21

the standard of the Elephant and
cast their fortunes with their kins-
mems enemies, they who followed the
standard of the Jassack.
And, one unto another, the desert
ers said: Verify shall we show these
Rubes a trick or two in politics For
we shall raise a loud cry that virtue
doth abide only with us and that our
leaving hath been because of the
aims of our kinsmen. We shall fool
the people with visions. Then shall
our glory be exalted. To us will 3
given the seats of honor and by
none others shall the offices be filled.
And the doors of the treasury shall
be opened before us and our heels
shall be upon the necks of them who
have distrusted us"
And ii came to pass that, by reas-
on of these false cries, the people
were deceived and they who followed
the Jassacks banner were given power
over the land upon which they did
inflict the strange laws of initiative,
referendum and recall.
Now all of this was very pleasing
in the eyes of them who had deserted
their own people. And they went be-
fore the host of the Jassack and they
cried aloud in rejoicing: Verify all
of this has been of our doing. We
have fought the battle and have tri-
umphed. To us. the holy and the
brave, now cometh the reward. Hand
over the offices and the loot, oh, ye
simple ones"
But the leaders of the host of the
Jassack lifted up their voices as one
and said: Jaw, go chase yerselves!
You're no Dimmicrats."
All of which, my brethren sheweth
that gratitude is a flower which is
not to be picked along the winding
paths of politics and also that the
swag properly goeth to the victor.
And, as hath been told by the pro-
phets, they who turn against their
brothers shall be cast into outer dark
ness.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-21

county officers, as well as members
by the people at direct primaries. We
shall have no state conventions or
county conventions, except that in all
probability representatives of each
party will voluntarily meet in CON
ferences" at which platforms will be
adopted and candidates will be re
commended to the voters of the par
ties for approval at the primaries.
But the way will be open for every
citizen in the commonwealth TO run
for office if he chooses. II will not
be necessary for him to get noml-
nation in county or territorial con-
vention.
Arizona's direct primary law is
fearfully apd wonderfully made. 1t
is a compilation of laws OF other
states, is contradictory in some fea-
lures, and most difficult to under
stand clearly. It is not likely that
any member of the convention that
voted for it had more than a vague
understanding of its provisions.
But it will be possible to wiggle
through this first campaign under
the existing law, somehow, and doubt
less the first legislature will enact
new primary law that will be clear
in it's terms.
In view of the fact that candidates
for office at this first election viii
be put to considerable expense, as
heretofore, it is not altogether en-
couraging for them to contemplate
one-year term. But the glory" of
holding office appeals to multitudes
of misguided men, and there will be
no scarcity of candidates.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-21

The present heated spell reminds
one of the bull dog for tenacity.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-21
BALL FANS GALLERY
OF NOTABLES
TOM LOTUS,
The Moss Gathering Rolling Stone
Who Put Precedent to Flight.

Ordinarily, the rolling stone may
not bat very forte in the Moss Lea
que. but once in a while there is a
Tom LOTUS. Thomas j. who was
everything in baseball from batboy
to magnate, curled up a trail for
himself that. if diagramed for public
inspection. would look like a railroad
map of the United States. He was
rover-but gathered as well.
LOTUS is best remembered as The
Man Who Looked Ahead. When he
was a bit of a kiddy going to school
in st. Louis, he was thinking for
ward to the day when he should be
member of the school team. When
he was playing with that primary
organization young Tom was barking
upwards to the day when he should
be professionally employed. All his
thought was of baseball and how
he could rise in that golden calling
When he was twenty years old he
was a ST. Louis Red Stocking-and
they do say the best of the tribe.
|. Home life wasn't sufficiently re-
source giving to satisfy LOTUS vault
ing ambition, so he took his foot in
his hand and shot out one fine day
for Memphis where he signed up
with the fast team of that sunny
city. Peoria heard about Tom and
gave him the big beckon. Tom lis
tened and for more money than he
had then earned, he consented to cap
tain and manage those sagacious
suckers Ted Sullivan caught him at
nd mt fr-air
his ticket reading Dubuque, and there
Master LOTUS captioned as famous
a crew as you're likely to hear of
including the capable Comiskeym. The
Gleoson's Two, the reliable Rad
bourne and many another whose
face used to figure on the souvenir
cigarette cards.
When Sullivan advanced to st.
Louis, Tom LOTUS working around
i'm circle, went along to be Princi
pal Boy. Then LOTUS, always look
ing for better jobs where he could
put in practice his advanced ideas.
took hold of the Milwaukee team and
shook it into shape rounded back
to the home burg and make the St
Louis Stockings look like something;
then over to Cleveland to develop what
looked promising to his master mind;
across to Cincinnati where he leaven-
ed that lot with his own superior
wisdom, ditto with the Columbus out
fit: likewise with the Chicago Ma
tionals, and then on to the big CAPT.
tai where he got hold of the Wash
ington team and made himself a
magnate. One day when he had five
minutes to spare he assisted to or
ganiZe the Western League.
Tom LOTUS is gone from us now.
but recollections of his work stick.
He was into everything, and never |
had an unbusy moment in his whole |
progressive life. If he'd started life |
in Wall Street instead of in Base
ball Avenue, he'd have made ]. p.
Morgan look life dull Jay in a |
bucket shop.
Tomorrow-John -. Brush, or Ac-
ton VS.. Conversation.
-O-
BLACK satin trims some of the dainty !
Arizona republican., 1911-08-21

The Progressive" campaign in the
nation as well as in states and ter
ritories is conducted upon the as
sumption that the ignorant are in the
majority Senator LaFollette in n
speech on Saturday complained Of
the Administrations failure to en-
force the antitrust law. Yet the Wis
cousin senator is aware that never be-
fore was there so great activity in
the enforcement of law as there has
been during the administration of
President Taft. Never were the re-
suits so numerous.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-21

Black satin trims some of the dainty
pique collars.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-21

Col. Smnlrs suggestion that the
democrats get together and attune
their political views, to the end that
there may not be a recurrence OF
pentecostal confusion during the pri-
mary campaign is not a bad one
for democrats, seeing the diversity OF
beliefs and shades of beliefs which
RACES within the fold.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-21
TELEPHONES:
Our First Election.

PHOENIX, ARIZONA, AUG. 81. 1911.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-21

OF course, law abiding people are
glad that Dentist McDavitt of San
Bernardino escaped the lynchers. Yet
if he had failed to escape. we'll.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29

g6mitt, Nreimorfen, @rprek. etc. $12:z
material 1855; @inbinben bon Gopher
Ser 1911 5e11ion @e1ebe $14.OO; 8 8olz
len Mai9inenpapter 80 gts.; @tnbin<
ben ser Beiebe bon 1902 unb 1909.
8lanfs uub @ubber 5tamps $3.50;
8leifebern u,0 @gaminationspapter $46:&
25; Subgment &ecorbs etc. $41:00;
@etnri9 Serbatins. @el9iporenengebubr
$1.12; Ben. 5tarman1 besgleihen ST.
12; 6. S. @neenep, Qeiten Der 2e9rerz
prIfung $3.50; @eb. Sbieimam, @ilenz
tpaaren 1885; Nif. Sbomep, @ommiiidrz
gebubr 11nb Meilengelb $71.70; Simes
BubIiibing So. 8er6ffentlidung Ser Noz
ti3 fir 8riidenbaner $3.50; 2ebrerpriiz
fnng $3.50; @erb0r be8i9lih @rabens
$40. 81 $26.10; Mpplttation fir Sdanfz
li8ens $3.50; gfoti5 fir @egeballer ST.
20; 8er0ffenflidm1g bes County, @ommiiz
iGruerbanolunger $11S.50; Desgletden
$500; Goti8 fir 8riidenbauer $4.35.
g. g. @pgel, 3e%ugcngebibr 500; Sobn
$. gogel, misunderstanding $3.50;
Sulberf @at1pnu Goronersgebiibr $500;
essacob @eber, gpmmiHdrbienite $123:2O;
$. s. @eil1er, Eriebensrtdtersgebiibr
S 1915; 81. sc. @ell6 Mfg. 60, @eport
@lanfS $500; %besgleid]en Sdreibmatez
rial $3.50; q. SO. @els. 3ergengebiihr
$6.4O; Sei11rih @enel, Con 1t%ablegebubr
@taot gegeu &ebfamp & Suffer $3.50.
Inf Nntraq @ertagung fine Bic.
S. 8. 9olpalfotrsfi, &oriiher Ser
gpuntpz8eh0rbe bon Stearns
County, Mi1n.
geItdtiat: Sobn g. @ou, gorntpz @ubitor
uno egzpffieip @lerf bes 8oar0.
s. 9. 0pmalfopsfi, &ur1iBer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Glisabeth @efber OIL sSspbn &ufabl,
Got 8 8lf. 81 @ilIpn'5 Mbb. at. Glpl1o,
81. 10000.
Gri8abetb 6. 8enien unb @atte on
gorl 9: Benien, Got 13 @lf. II @aite
Eorf, $500.
@atbios 2eb unb Srau an Sobn S.
2eh, Cots 9 un6 10. unb 3A 5@A Sec.
t9z123z3t, $6,OOO.00.
sssobn sc. @eis nnb SNralt an 9ern1omr1
5ddfer, Bots z unb 8 8If. 2 5alttb 5ioe
Mbb. an Goscoe, 100000.
6. Sc. 9arions an S. 8orger0ing 4
Co., Got Z 1911. 50 Sresman'5 Mbo. oil
@elroie, $4,000.
Econ 8. @remers nnb Srar an Ilohs
0remers, G@N @gA sec. Is mo
She'll bon az 5@A nnb N@A 5gA
Gee. 1%Oz124z3O. 81, 100000.
@aite &arf MiIpciation an Mlbert g.
10 nub @h Gee. II unb @h 5gA nnO
N@H 5@A Gee. ~17<124z2S $6.950.00.
@lisebetb Sberminer nnb @atte al
Saul SbermiIler, @@A SgA Gee. 90
1851. $4,000.
Gmma 6. @tanleb an 9nton 3el8er,
@h 5@A Gee. 10 nnb 8h M8A
N@A @ee. 13z122z29, $4,000.
GurpIine 6. Glnrfe II. d. an Otat9
Qahr. 6@A 5@A Gee. 17z125z2S,
$4,000.
Cora 6. 9annefer nnb Gate OIL Sranl
gf. @rqbt Qots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, is unb IL
8If. 9 Columbia Square ct. @lono ST.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29
qeor6uet, baB 8etanntmadung be5iigli6
zines BerbDrS bes @elu@es bonn County
Nubitor erla!leu iper0e.

Muf Nutrag muroen folgenoe gon6s
bon 5tearns County 9epoittoren beltd<<
tiqt rub augenomn1eu: Sirlt 5tate 8ant
Of Nlbanp $4,000; Sirit @tate 9ant bon
YabnesbiIe $4,000; @tate 8ant Of
&imbau $12,5O0; German Nmericm
5tate Bauf Of @idmono $4,000; 3app
5tute Bauf Of ct. CLOUD $4,000; Sir1t
National .Bauf Of 5out Centre $4,000;
Gecuritp 5tate 8nnt of ct. CLOUD $40.z
600; 5ecuritb 5tote 8anf Of @0en Sal
len $4,000; Mercbants National Banf
of ct. G(ou6 $40 900; Sarn1ers 9tate
Gaut Of ct. Glol1b $4,000; State 8ant
Of Midmouo $4,000; 8irlt @tate .8anf
Of Gait Geutre 100000; Sirlt Nattonal
Wo1f ii Welroie sis, 900; @tate 8ant
of NodDiue $4,000. @e1u6e Ser gor>
liter Der ref eftipen Sotpns, hie nadltez
bend ou9egeben li1,o, IN tpeldem um &e<
lpilior,9en aus ben County 8ege< nnb
UrideueTouo fir @egez unb 8riidenz
;3tpede uad)aelu dt, mirS, fpuroen Ser 8ez
R6Sroe unterbreitet unb nad]ltebeube Gum
men belpiliot: Eoipu Safe 6enrp, @egez
arbeit in Gect. 4, s, g., 10, IL, etc
$500; Tolpu Qpn0en, @eeez 11no 8riiz
fcuarbeit in 5lpps. 122 unD 1913 = q
$500; 5ppr Nelrole, @egearbeit in
Get. 6 rlo is $500; Solpn @odpile,
@eeez uuo 8%riidenarbeit in Sect. 5, 8,
q, 90 11nD 80 $500; Sotpn ct. Mugulta
Megez l1o 8riideuarbett III 5ect. 2. II,
12, % ul,b % $500; Soipn ct. Glcup,
SIS gearbeit IL Seet. 81, %, 81 ln1o IS
5000; ct. Martiu, 8riidenarbeit III Sect.
ID, IA, %, SO, 81 etc. $3.50; 5nlpn
Sallf Gel1tre. @egcurbeit i'll alien Sbelz
len oes yolpu $500; 5ptpn @afeftclD,
8~rlceuarbeit in Sect. %, 81 nno 35
$500; Splp1 3ipn, 8riidenorbelt IN
5ect. Z, 8, II, IA etc. $595; gtllage
0oite Yurf, Megearbeit in Sect. s., 9,
16 ul,o II $50. @uf Mntrag tpnroen
folgenbe Medmu1gen erlalbt nnp CUR
3o1lung ungelpielen: Sonn Sarml1lg
@eoearbeit III 5ect. II uno IA $179;
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Eotpn @ettp in @ect. IS unb 10 $21;
oesgleiden $39.70; besglei6en $28.6O;

Sotpn @ettn in 5ect. Is un6 10 $21;
besgleiden $39.7O; besglet6en $29.6O;
in Sect. 5 uub 81 $4,000; besgleiden
$50. 90; in 5ect. 1 nnb 81 $3.50; Sotpn
Cafe 6enrb @egearbeit in 5ect. "a unb
25 $3.50 in 5ect. IA $3.50; Sotpn
2uremburg 8egearbeit in Seet. 8 nnb
8 5000; SoDn @odpiQe, @egearbeit
in 5ect. 19 $105.39; Sonn 3ton Mez
eearbeit in @ect. Is mn6 10 $3.50; Urlz
denarbeit in Gect. 80 $112.50; Begearz
belt IN 5ect. 5 unD 6 $500. 8. S.
Mbrian, S3%eugengebubr $1.42; Belgrade
Sribune Ber6ffentlidm1g Der 2ebrerpriiz
flung $3.50; Sobm 8eder. 3eugengebmbr
$6.4O; @m. 81. 80rger, Breimarfen, e.
pref, Eelepbon etc. 1915; &eiiemlsla<
aeu $685. Is; 8rum & Munitnger, Ylumz
biren 1920; @apm. $. 8runing, 9teno<
praa6enoienit $3.50; S. 8. ganfieloy
neutrality-suspicious. 1no @eilengeD
$1O2.2O; Subn Carter, &atleumietbe fir
Qe6rerprifnng $4,000; Sobn @arp, 3enz
oeneebibr SIP; q. S. 9ante1, @epaz
ratl1r bon Sfficez5 tublen $1t.50; S. S.
Dpno6ue, Sriebensridters gebubr $50.
80; s.. 6. 9n. SSSres1ne, 6 Gppien bon 1911
Mmctotioneu 5000; GlemenS goelbrod
3e%1gengebibr $1.12.
8rib & grob - perldieoene glan1s
'Gteuerz @egiiter $20.50 Mbminitrat1onsz
p%apiere $50; E%ootenregil terbud ST.
so; @lei1tifte, Seberl1 uno S%eoerbalfer
$1,000. 1911 @eNion @eiebe eeb1'11oeen
$3.50. g. @. 0ingert. 3eugen9ebM9r
$3.50; S. S. Silt, ELECTROMAGNETIC
$t.t2; 9. @imsl, Sret1narfen llnp Sez
lepbpu 1856; besgleiden $5.1O; @leT.
6. Sanes Nl15lagen Stant gegeM .; Is.
MIbredt $1,000; Sourndl FreB So: Yer
Dffcutlidlng ber 2ehrerzyott5 $3.50; s.
s. &oipolfolpsft, Gommilidrgebitbr 1lnp
Meileugelb $69.3O; l1eberbri1glung Der
81. @pp1ien nad} Sariballt $500; Sos.
@rafer @eldhporeuengebubr $1.12; STE
aurlansfi, 3%eugengebilbr $1.12; So9n
Gang, Greimarfen ullo @t1tragln9sgez
hii9ren SLIGO; g. Gilbert: G%iienlpaaorossn
$24.65; 6. 6. 2oderlp, 2eitltng Der GeD<
rerpriifu ing 5000. 81: @eTennom, 8ez
1hipprenengebilhr SLIP; N: =: Wterfes,
1 @dadtel @eife $500; @tllera9ap1s
Yrtg. So. erlbieDe1le 2t5en5en nnp Slan1s
$3.95; 9. 5. Mortk. Gnbeften bpu 9raz
%beuunti5eu $3.50; g. 8. Melion,. yer
Iffeut1iebung ser 2ebrerprufnngsbet9nlltz
ma:5rmg $3.50; besgletdcn $1:05. Norp<
1tcruz $ rudgeieuiGaft Brief bogen lll1o
Mte1nDDedD5 94.zo, ueLIeyteuelte als.pe.S~
9rudiahen $44:75; 8rieftai@en $24s;
9rudiad)en $62.73; $3f.1S;8 rtetfaldGe1n
S2.4S; 8riefbogen etc $3.50. g. IS.
Selep6oue 81. 60. Selepbpnz@ itbe fnr
Suui 1911 $500; q. $. 8eGe, @ez
iif,lppreneugebu br SIP; 9..M. &i1ault,
Goronersgcbibrcu, @elidtigung Ser 0e!d9e
SEES M1,tol 6eliper $16.45; Ser Cecilia
Stulfuid $685.; ser Wlarta Sobn $500.
Subtle 5erpice 60, 2i6t uno @as I'M
Mai 1911 $500; Sobn g. 3al, Sre1z
mnrfeu. @rnreB, Selepbom etc. $36.63;
Geo. 81. Slice, ~3suaengebiihr, Staat gezz
aeu Sranfel 4 61sfea $6.40; ct. @lp1lp
Grocery 60, 1 Ff. @ehrz@pmpolnp w
SO; ct. &apbdels 9plpttal, Ntlege pes
8erub. 8ebolD $4,000; s. Is. Sd)ater,
S3}erQengebltr 81 SO; Sos. Sdmibt, &C.
id,porel1engebiihr SLIP; @arl Sfmio,
steuograpbenbienit $500; TFebrt1t.
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