Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-06

''i'i'iF tll' " est itlllt recruit
Wh" must have some idea Of military
pr"priety addresses himself To- "A r..
lative who he hopes MAY secure him d
place in the army OF invasion. in thi.
wise.
"BarrackyiHe. " Va. Jan. e9.
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Phoenix. Arizona
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going To- drop YOU few lines
! See in thu Gazette that they
are calling for volunteers To- 90 To-
Washington. and / just wondered
81 they would accept me as one
II they would stay well ST.
could =" il would be- a treat T. me
90 % and meet that Arizona dele
cation II would not cost me very
much. and you know how ! am
Interested In Arizona thought
first about writing 10 the Gazette.
then ] thought 10 best To- write 10
YOU or Mr. Observation-Disclosures
So / decided il best 10 write
YOU. You can take the matter
up with Mr. ....-.... and the Ga
zett-. and tell them how / have
been getting the paper and how
well pleased ] am with the Con
stitution. and am willing To- do all
in my power L. help To- confirm IL
anywhere. and only wish ] was
there to vot" on the matter. as
] did in the fight for single state
hood. You can tell them how at
heart ] am for Arizona and when
! left Their" and why. and So on.
and If they think / have not lost
my allegiance To- the territory |
may join them in their delegation
| feel il is my duty To- help To-
make IL a state. ! know YOU can
not come. and ! can go and repre-
sent you and your interests. as
well as the cactus candy plant and
the gold mine. 50 you see I'm as
big q duck as some ! see have
pledged To- go
! dc not want To force my way
onto them. but | want YOU To- go To-
them and find out how or what
they think. and il you find they
want me To join them YOU can
ask them To send me night tele-
gram. do not want you To pay
for IL, but If they think il any
value. for me To go they certainly
can send me a night message of
80 words for $l.0O. and | want YOU
To- write Immediately. and tell me
whether you think they want me
Ia Join them
Your brother.
"CHAS. /. ICE"
At first glance there would seem
, b" a singular appropriateness i'm
ne junction of the forces from Phoe- |
tx ana Barrackville Those who |
ave seen the picture Of the Freight |
tatehood Special" printed i'm General |
uXcy's prospectus of the expedition, |
ave observed that the car which is /
contain the committee is box |
perhaps a refrigerator car. and /
cars need ice. IL is al
'gether likely that it was the picture
the train that suggested this per
nal, self sacrifice To Mr.. lee. who
lus offers himself up i'm a refrigera-
n car ito help to confirm the con
tuition"
The services of Mr.. Ice in this eN-
edition ought to he regarded as in
iuable. Perhaps no other member
that devoted band will make him
If so felt Things will he i'm pref
high temperature in that car-uatil
r. Ice is taken aboard. when there
in be "A lowering of the thermome-
r the rest of the way to Washington
that by the time the army OF in
sion stands i'm the presence of Mr.
aft To tell him what he does not
low about constitutions. the temper
ure of the army will correspond
it'll that of the atmosphere i'm the VI
nifty of the president. The general
mot do better than to accept the
rvices of Mir Ice. The army should
acclimated enroute. To the White
puse temperature. AS God is said
temper the wind To the shorn
NH 90 Mr. Ice shnmld be allOWed q.