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Arizona republican., 1913-12-19
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It cannot be successfully argued that it is necessary to reduce the farm unit to 40 acres in order to compel the division or large areas in to smaller tracts because this pro cess is going on at d rapid rate as the result of the natural demand for small farms. In 1902 about 1900 men owned all the land included in the Salt River Project By 1909 the number of land owners had increas- ed to 1892 and in 1912 the number had grown to 30+S. q gain of St per cent. In the same four years the average holding was reduced from 59 to 49 acres. l ann reliably inform cG that the number of landowners under the Salt River Project IS now more than 1000 and I am confident that the area of the average farm is not over 40 acres. can see no ne cessity for the use of force when the natural law of supply and demand is already accomplishing the purpose.
 1 willingly admit that q man who obtained his land at $1.25 an acre from the government is better able to pay the charges due for the cost of the project than one who has purchased land at $1O0 an acre from
 
 pay interest on his mortgage and make payments on the purchase price. The sums due te the re ciamation fund must come out of q much narrower margin of profit There is also no doubt but that many men are trying to farm more land than they can successfully cul- tivate with the limited capital they possess. If q man has nothing but his two hands and q team of horses. it will be easier for him to produce the sum required to meet the reclam- ation charges on 40 acres than on q quarter section.
 But after all, most people have common sense and they learn by eX- perience The unsuccessful farmer 1 always has creditors who want their money and the man who is land poor must sooner or later dispose of most of his holdings to pay his debts. Among the ninety million people in the United States there are an ample number who are willing and able to pay fair price for N estern irrigated land so it is not difficult to find purchasers. Of course, every one would like to see ideal conditions immediately estab- lished under all of the reclamation projects but~any attempt to prema - turely force the division Of large I holdings into smaller tracts by pa ternalistic regulations is bound to meet with resentment from class
Arizona republican., 1913-12-19
\ BEAUTIFUL
 UPLtFT POSTER
Season of Year Intensely Brought to Attention of Phoenicians by Remark ably Attractive Posters of "Uplift Movement"

The attention of Phoenicians re- gently has been noticeably attracted It. two magnificent art posters that have been placed upon prominent hilIboards of Phoenix at the direc- lion of Harry Taffe, manager of the Big Four Bilposting company. of Phoenix, which is in it's turn the To- cal representative of the Poster Ad- Nertising Association of the United States and Canada These posters works of art, are no less than copies 'I q masterpiece of painting, The Alteration of the Magi" and depict the worship of the infant Jesus in the manager at Bethlehem nearly two thousand years ago by the three wise men of the east. The poster contains Eo advertising only the slogan. Ask Nom sunday school teacher to tell you this story" The posters are To- Cated at the corner of Second avenue and Adams street and at Fifth ave nue and Adams.
 The posters are a part of an upIift campaign that has been planned and iS being carried on in all parts of the United States and Canada The pie tures are most beautiful and uplifting in conception, and especially apprO- Iriate at this season of the year 9th CTS similar in effect will follow at interNals.
 In connection with the above a let ter has been mailed to every clergy man in Phoenix The letter says:
 Dear Sir: We call your attention r. matter which we know will have Your cordial interest and approval
 The poster advertising interests of America desire t6 inaugurate an up lift movement for the good of human iiy.' utilizing the immense pictorial appeal of posters in a way which shall make men better by turning tneir minds to noble and inspiring thoughts.
 As a result Of this desire there will be displayed on the poster boards not later than December 11th. in practically every city and town of importance in America, a great post CT masterpiece. nine feet high and tWenty-one feet long, depicting the birth Of Christ. Needless to say there is no advertising of any de- scription connected with this beautI- ful picture
 The entire cost of these wonder ful posters, which are produced in twelve colors, and the cost of the space which they will occupy, is donated freely by the members of the Poster Advertising Association. Inc, which has the uplift movement in hand
 At this season of the year, above all others it is felt that no more in spring subject can be placed before the people than The Nativity" It iS first step in this important move ment and We trust that you will be in hearty accord with it.
 We want you to feel that We have TO ulterior motive but that We want to contribute our mite to the spiritual UPlift of humanity.
 We feel sure that this "oId. but ever new, story will be brought home to the people this Christmas season with new force. while in addition even those who do not attend divine service will be reached by this won derful picture"
Arizona republican., 1913-12-19

of men who are firmly convinced that they know more about the pro per conduct of their own business than any government official Is it not better to let questions of this kind settle themSeIves2 The world vas not made in a day.
 Permit me to say that no one eN- cert the officials of the Reclamation Service has asked that the farm unit hc reduced to 40 acres. On the con tlary, every organized body of water users is on record as bcinE opposed C. the reau.tion in orea oL homesto0l
Arizona republican., 1913-12-19

entries under reclamation projects made prior 10 the passage If tae Act of June 25 1910. In tho suggestions maGe at your request by the reare- eontauEes of the Water User~' AS -octatione present at the conference held in your office last May the foI- lowing recommendation was made
 That land entries under the Re- cIamation Act should not be subject to reduction after bona fide entry"
 Al the annual meeting of the Na- tiouaI Federation of Water Users held at Salt Lake City in Septembe~
Arizona republican., 1913-12-19
HAYDEN SURE
(Continued from Page One.)

sign any part of their entries to other persons who may receive pa tents in their own name As re- suit of this act. all of the home stead lands under the Arizona pro jects may be divided into two classes First, the lands where the entryman has received a certificate that his proof of residence, Improvements and cultivat or is satisfactory and, second, the lands where, by reason of failure to obtain water for irri- gation, it has been impossible to make such proof up to the present time.
 Most of the entrymen under the Salt river project have been able to make satisfactory proof to the de-
Arizona republican., 1913-12-19

lsl- the following resolution was ..aauted
 We req mmeud that the following law be pa-Sad- Land entries under tae Reclamation Act If June IT, 1902. cg one hundred and sixty l6m acres ar loss mad. prior to June 25. 1910. shuI not he subject to reduction ta lesser farm unit than the acreage entered. and rhat on all projects containing lands in private owner ship the maximum farm unit 10 be allowed be immediately established by
 CContinued on Page Ten)
Arizona republican., 1913-12-19

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Arizona republican., 1913-12-19

Leather goods Pillow tops, book and magazine covers, school pennants, hand painted china, post card and ko- dak albums.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-19

The Gibson and Volland Art Lines of Christmas Cards, Booklets, Folders, Calendars, and Souvenirs; each one triumph of the expert designer.
 One cent to S2OO each
Arizona republican., 1913-12-19

Every lady of refinement has a keen
 apprec ation of good stationery. Our stock is made up Of the new things the choicest papeteries in the latest cuts and finishes-the correct things
 in corresp ndence, cards and social notes. An unusually attractive line. Papier Ligne-Crane's new creation.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-24
CERTAINLY ENDS
STOMACH MISERY.
"Pape's Diapepsin" Cures
Heartburn, Gas, Sour
ness and Indigestion
in five minutes.

Sour, CASEY. upset stomach. indises-
ton, heaftburn. dyspepsia: whca the
food you cot ierments into gases and
stubborn Jumps; your head schss and
you feel sick and p'.ssssble. that's when
you realise the magic In Papee Dlspsp-
Sin. II makes such misery vanish In five
minutes.
II your stonsch y In continuous ~.
wolff you can't gst Il regulated. please.
Tor your cake. try Diapepsin. It's %
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your nezt meal . isvorits meal. thsa take
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Psps's Diapepsin "fsslly does" regulate
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its millions d sales annually.
Get large fnty-csnt case d Hape'a
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quickest. surest stomach relief and cure
known. Il acts almest like magic-it y
. scisntific. harmless snd pleasant prep
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oV8vs
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-24
MUT|NEERS HELD;
MATE BIG
LEADER IS BA|LED
Chinese Qliartermaster Hit
Twice by Ships Officer
Dying in Hospital.
FIGHT TO GET ASHORE.
But Law Forbids Chinese Sail.
ors to Land and They
Were Driven Back.
FIGHT TO GET ASHORE.

Fourteen Of the nfteen Chinese cooiie
saalors Of the steamship Clan McIver
who mutinied when the vessel was At
her pier at Tompkinsvtile. Staten Island.
last night. and under the leadership Of
. giant chinaman batusd with tho ships
onscers. customs ofiSciais and detectives
were arralEnsd in the stapleton Court
before Magistrate March to-day. They
were held In jail for trial tomorrow on
Q charge Of disordsriy conduct. The
rinsieadcr Of the mutiny. Gen Sc. TWEEN.
ty-seven. . quArter1naster. who was shot
by EAward simpAeins. the second mate.
y Dying. and . charge d fslonious 80.
sauh has been lodged asainst Simpkins.
who was released In u.ooo ban after
sosnding . ntgat In jail.
oampkins. who was on the bridge when
tAs mutiny broke out. shot down the
six-foot ringieader. Gen Sec. twsn<y-
ssvsn years old. . quartsrmaster. when
Be- attempted 70 rush The eridgs and
kill simUkinA
II simp&ins had not shot," declared
Capt Walter Wright to-day. "hs would
have been killed and me Chinese would
thea have sought 70 hin me and tho
shsse other ofFicsrs on board. The fifteen
ars the worst lot I sver saw In my
whole twsnty-dvs yssss 1t sea-"
TRiGo 70 THROW STEWARD
ovoNooARo IN Mto-ocEAN.
ne Clan Nolvoe made pctt yesterday
0osnlng from Manila. whence che sailed
- FEB. with . general cargo. Her
sesW eooslsts q hfty.slsht Chinamsa
end ten Europeans. she was consignsl
~ As American ana Aslskio Otsemship
Company Of New York. ana lied - q
~ American DOCKS at TomQkinsvtilA
Bes home part 70 GLASGOW.
1hsro wa1 trouble during most a -
voysgA due to the fiftesn CAinsee sail.
sss. On March 10 They trisd TO throw
evsseeard che stsward. wrNsm c.
xlAG. 4 more serious outbrssk vss sx.
vscted daily thsssastss.
W6sn TIE fifteen found thaG the law
fsseids chiaess sailors b cone ashors
eosy dscidsd they would tals sAors
jeavs themselves.
Two detectives employed By the
stsamship company were on the pier
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-24
RESINOL WILL
STOP that ITCH
Brings Instant Relief and Quickly
Clears Away Skin Eruptions.

No matter how long you have been
tortured and disfigured by itching. burn
ing. raw or scaIy skin humors. just put
Q little Of that soothing. antiseptic Resi-
mol Ointment on the sores and the sui
fering stops right there! Healing be
Gins that very minute, and your skin
gets well so quickly you feel ashamed
Of the money you threw away on use
less, tedious treatments.
Wherever drugs ere sold. you can be
just o. sure Of finding Resino! ONT
ment ~ court plaster or . toothbrush:
This 10 because doctors have prescribed
Il SO regularly for the last eighteen
years that every druggist knows he
must keep IL constantly in stock. y
comes in opal jars. for fifty cents and
one dollar. or you can try II At our cx.
pense. Write today to Resinol. Bclti:
more. Md, for . sample o! Resinol
Ointment and . miniature cake OF
Resinol Soap.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-24
FOOTBALL AND CLASSICS.
Coach As~sktos Gets % . Msasss-
Professors . s.s Goats.

Coach Hs~sktoa Gets % . MSasss-
Professors . s.s Cesss.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, April u-lIar-
ward pays Percy D. HsusA,on a dollar
. minute for teaching football to the
undergraduate body. Such learned
professors as Thomas N. Carver, Hugo
Munstcrbcrg ana Paul n. Hanus re-
eeive 6 2-3 cents . minute for teaching
the classics. Coach Haughton iabors
for twelve weeks. working two ana Q
half hours hve days in each week. This
IL during the football season. and he
gets $500. Harvard professors get
about $4,000 . year. and work ten
months At about Ave hours Q day SIX
days in the week.
II 10 said that Harvard professors
are prejudiced against thinking too
much about the wage difference. and
besides Il 10 extremely painful.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-24

las, nisht at . O'Clock 70 see that no
Chinese left the ship. The white men
aboard wore Capt. Wright Simpkins.
the nrst mate. and two snsinsers
Tho hfteen Chinese. armed with
Sticks. dashed at the detectives and
threw them aside, then Jumped to the
pier and tried to reach the street The
gates wero locked. John LinIe.
Waterman, and James J. Curry. Gus
toms officer. with three other dock EN-
pIoyccs, gave battle TO the Orientals.
The Americans were armed with re-
volvers, but only used the butts.
chINAMGN BEATEN IN FIohT TO
GET ASHORE.
There was n hand to hand hGht be-
tween the fifteen and the Ave. n which
elk Cinnamon were severely beaten
on the face and head. Nnds and Curry
we're also painfully beaten.
The Americans finally forced the
Chinese back and made them dambsr
aboard ship again. The Chinese then
ran TO the captain's cshan. expecting to
and him there. He wAs IN another cabin
and ire Chinese Contentsd thsmselves
With wrecking his rooms.
Then they went to the deck md made
their rush 10 the bridge. simpsins shot
See twice throush the legs. When their
leader fell the Chinese nsd 10 their own
quarters.
In the mean time Q riot call had been
turned In TO the West New Brighton po-
lice station. The reserves and an am
buiancs hurried to the pier. See was
taken to 81. vincsnts Hospital The
other fourteen Cinnamon were arrested.
The Federal authorities will take no
action in the matter. ~ the mutiny &C.
CURED while the vessel was At her
pier.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-24
Candy That .
Everywoman Approves

Make her present Of box Of chocolates-the
value we'll Whether she is sweetheart wife mother let
her decide their merit and from her decision will not
appeal To Eveywoman everywhere, who has tasted our
delicious chocolates and recognized their superior quality
the remarkable growing demand for these celebrated
sweets.
The untiring efforts of experts. men of remarkable
candy skill and experience, enable guarantee uniform
purity, quality and dcicousness in all chocolates and
honh
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-24

-Asss 4" .f::: r.. q. ssll end ny.
Ssss ssst,. S.o ss: .,. an so,0' ere
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;s.: s . ':s .: s;a s' ;Siss ' g.:
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g 6otsls Th!. Y 4 mild lAaasi'e aud viii
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~ n 70 tAksi ! suffer with Indigestion.
ce1atpakton. gss on ny stomach and nav
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-24
Assorted Cream Caramels

The richest and most delicious
you have ever tasted. Made Of
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nuts-the purest and freshest pes-
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we are able to offer them ut this
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The h.. 3Sc: " h.. 49,. x0C
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Chocolates and Bon Bons. full
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Chocolates and Bon
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-24
10 May Cone.

Usoo III Ohi00o RsuPd- HesNh,)
we have the wordieas play, you
know"
Yes. but unfortunately nobody has
~ yet given us the iibrettoiess grand
opera
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-24
Billie Burke Chocolates

Billie Burke Chocolates
The first week they were intro
duced sold 10000 pounds.
Partly on account Of their charm
ing namesake. Of course. but the
enormous ever growing demand
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The assortment il different"
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Assorted Bonbons and Choco-
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-24

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With ,sostre and too much .fsai OF ist How
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you TO obtain . ssaisd tubs with dirctions
accompanying.
so x:: . s::; md i "a s:ss,. W.T..
en- Es,ssa.ns "or~ al the time. Whist shall
Answer. fcr the troubls yoa mention,
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matte. drains: comp. MUD balmwort, I on.
Give 10 to Is DROPS IN. vsts, one hour b..
fore meals. This = s.od for young and old
Doctor; II should 10 yery sratsfui for q
remeiy for catsrrh. have ahfarsd . great
deal for tie past year with had bresth pain
IN my head aud throat. Plsass tell M Whst
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powder 10 be the bret remedy Tor cstarrh
~ the had and throat, Many letter. srs
yceived from people who are thankful 10
I've cur,d Il this dssNdfui disssae 90 10
ANY well stocked drug store and purchase .
t~o-ounoe original packaSs Of antissgNtc W.
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vash made b misinx ons.hAk tessp9Onful
q the powder 70 . pint a water. UeS this
"a; u.s The ionow;nF balm in ths nosuti.
one ounce Of lard or ,sssiine. Vise tlis
treatment At intervals 20 prevent a vturn.
| Anxious Mabel writes; MY hair 10
falling oui " rapidly that I am ,sr, mucn
| afraid thst shall son 10 bald. have
scalp TO Itch"
Answer; You can stop your hair fwm
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81 (: sss fiE s.,i you WI, Ou ~
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-24

The questions answered below ass
general IN charaoter. the symptoms
or diseases are given and the an.
wers Will apply to any case Of sim.
liar nature.
Those WISHING further advice. free.
may address DR.. Lewis Baker, College
Bldg. College Ellwood Sts.. Dayton.
o.. inclosinG self addressed stamped
envelope for reply. Full name md
address must be given but only0n-
used In my answers. The prescrip-
lions can oe hlled at any we'll.
0tocAed drug store. Any druggt0t
can order Of wholesaler.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-24
In Jars, Csc, SOC and 75c; Tubes, 10c

Rikef's Violet Cefate has al0ost mifacu.
ious whitening and soitenins properties. Used
- . regular. frequent massage cream. It will
produce most surprising results In increased
beauty Of the skins texture and colorins. Violet
Cerate IL recommended for daily use. especially
after motoring. driving. soliine;, tennis playing
or any Of the outdoor sports. The jar.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-24
Head Hygiene
And Beautiful Hair

The systematic use Of good antiseptc shampoo and
hair tonic essential to head hygiene There cannot be
beauty without cleanliness Of the most scientific
But your shampoo preparations and hair tones be
chosen with the utmost Tho hair responds quickly to
trestment-good i-and wrong preparations work
untold damage.
The effect that is produced upon hair and scalp
way Of knowing which preparations beneficial and
which are dangerous The knowledge may too late,
howeveafter the damage has been DONE The othersnd
safe way-is to know the Standins Of the maker The
reliability of Rker and Hegsman preparations is as well
Soap unhesitatnsy backed by unconditional guar
ant
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-24
l5c. Soc and S1.5O

Riker's Dresden Face Powder 10 90 fine and
soft that il gives nothing Of the artificial pow:
dercd" effect. but only heightens the beauty Of
the natural flesh tones. Made in six tints,
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evening. Very delicately fragrant. The ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-24

Rkers Powder has fragrance Of the
ourodoors violet Made in flesh white pink end ~
nette. The boz Quo
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-24

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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-24

"HSssn j." whites: whist would you %.
Nv n 70 tAETi ! suffer with Indigestion.
cssatpattcn. %. on ny stomach and my