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Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
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water power in the had little than begun when private greed arrested. The Ferris bill proposes release it bond; to interest and encourage private capital, but trol it.
 Under the bill the secretary may fix general regulations under which he may lease public lands, except in the national parks, development pur- poses. the leases for not more than fifty years to be irrevocable except for breach of Leases within forest, military other gov reservations be inconsistent with purposes which the reservations c:eated In granting leases the secretary may give preference states, counties and municipalities
 The lessee required exercise diligence in the development and operation his leasehold Ex- cep upon the authority of the secretary he may sell more than half of his output to one consumer. The secretary is to have control of charges for service and control of stock and bond issues when the business is Of an interstate character. And in the case of states which have body authority control such matters, the secretary may exercise such control when the business an intrastate
 
 The United States may take over the property the expiration of lease on having given three years notice, by paying q reasonable price for all improvements and requirements, such plants, rights of way etc. actual But intangible elements profits existing will be considered in fixing the value. Or the government may issue grant to a lessee the expiration of a lease, after having given the required notice and reim bursting the original lessee the of his inn provements.
 There will be no charge for leases not in of twenty-five horse power individuals citations, domestic. mining irrigation purposes Rentals leases shall be divided between the fund and the state in which the hydro electric energy is developed The secretary is to have the books and accounts of lessees and he may require them make statements under oath and reports covering the various phases of their business. The bill every right Of the government of the states and of individual settlers withdrawn lands where the power sites are developed. Nothing is left unguarded and noth- ing taken for granted.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
An Ancient Mania Is Passing

It seems to be long tune since learned men in New England were afraid of witches If had record of the date of that scare, knew nothing the men who were scared knew only that there had been scare, would suppose that it existed ignorant were affected. But knowing that the mania for only the theory d prevailing mania, like many other similar states of mind which had existed before, have existed since and will probably exist in the future. The wtchcraft mania quickly passed away and the most fearfu! laughed their late fears.
 Some years ago this country thrown into hystera because a leper supposed leper was at large As quickly as possible he was taken into custody. immured subjected what seemed to be necessary cruelty. He moved from one place another and his taken through the courts. The whole country excited The safety of the republic De concerned. Since then old citizen of this state whose wife was be- lieved to be afflicted treated wild beast ny those who charged with the preservation of the public health
 We beginning to get over leper- mania. We realize what known before that leprosy while dreadful disease, is easily communicable. fatal, though less loathsome. One may live rosy is largely disease, a result a manner of living The fear have has descended from the superstous dread in which the races among which it is peculiarly prevalent have held it.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
NEW PEST FOR GOLFERS
(London Times)

Public interest in golf has indirectly led to an interesting discovery by MT. Wesropp, a research student in Prof. Maxwell Lefroy's department at the Royal College of Science. He has discovered in sect hitherto unknown, but named the golt green fly, which destroys the tender and delicate putting greens.
 In the earlier stages of it's existence docking like brown seed in the chrysallis sage) conceas itself in the stem of the grass In the last or fly stage it is tiny dark-orown insect scarcely dis tingushable from a midge. It belongs the same group the wheat pest the Hessan fly.
 At the Royal College of Science a powder has been found which effectually destroys the golf fly well the leather jacket and the St Marks fIy-the other known pests which ravage golf greens the powder makes the greens unnhabtable by any of these pests for at least year after it's use.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
The New Power Site Bill

The coming into it's own under the in- telligent direction Secretary the interior department We have just received copy of the Ferris pill. provide the development of water power and the of public lands in relation there to, and for other purposes" which favorably reported by the committee on public ands and on June Is referred the committee of the whole and ordered printed. The bill has the sup port of MT. Lane who in interview placed it first in list of five measures in the program for the development the west The others were the Alaskan coal leasing bill, bill the devel- opment of fuel and fertilizer minerals, the radium bill and the reclamation extension bill. With them all in operation, said the secretary, The will hand wash the other; will develop it's own marvellous resources without begging for aid the east
 The Ferris bill proposes unlock the door which fastened years ago to save the power sites from the rapacity of private interests A law was then passed permitting the development of power public lands by private capital, which, though, was left wholly at the discretion of the secretary the interior who might cancel permits and wipe out investments at will. While, probably this power would have been unjustly cised, it's existence deterrent to the develop ment of the power sites by private enterprise
 That heroic remedy was then necessary is shown by the fact that of the 600OO00 horsepower already developed, than three e-fourths has been developed land which has passed from government ownership into private ownership It is shown that ninety cent of the developed wa power is controlled by wenty-eight corporations and their subsidiaries and that six of them control fifty six per cent of the developed power Seven teen of these companies subsidiaries of the General Electric company control sixty per cent Of the rbo western states All of the power in this state, we believe, except that developed by the reclamation service and by the Salt River Valley Water Users association, is controlled by more Of these seventeen companies. It is therefore wonder that the door was locked.
 But the impression that it locked entirely too late, is a mistaken The development of
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25

which have been very strongly criticized by those who have been reformed-While the latter variety Of demagogues have stirred up several thousand fierce party quarrels, which have been pulled off at great expense to the nation and have produced dividends whatever
 The demagogues, we understand him nova days, is the man who has to prove that the party in power is bad, vicious, corrupt and totally mis- taken in order that his party may get into power. This compels him to oppose a great many good measures and to defeat great many good men. The demagogue believes that nothing can be wrong inside of his party and that nothing can be right outside of it. Real demagogues owing to the general growth of intelligence, getting to be quite scare but unfortunately they harder eXterminate than the buffalo and other specimens of early American fauna
 A demagogue is incurabe, but he generally be queted by giving him a nice appointive office
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
A LITTLE JOURNEY

The other morning started out for stroll among the hills of Breathitt, l found some hands repairing up the Big Woods railroad the Johnson Fork of Frozen who told the Taylor Hurst Can mel Coal mines were soon to be re-opened. Going up Dave Vests where the Paxton postoffce is kept, and finding that Dave gone Jack son and Aunt Fanny the pOstmistress and everybody was busy l went up to Will Shack's the sewing machine man. Will and his aunt Zevda entertained me for a while I then crossed the hill he. wanted repaired. got off from there on my return before o'clock. Back Dawes l examined the new Splendiz organ belonging his son. Claude Vest and there spending the remainder of the day and night and was royalty entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Vest and their excellent family Next morn- ing we returned home and found everybody busy planting corn.-Jackson tKy.) Hustler
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
The Broad View
By WALT MASON

No doubt the girls deserve the rights for which they clamor, days and nights, and should pa uent be and fair; l love the women passing well, but when they raise their rebel yelr' I'm glad my granny isn't there. The ought to have hand in governing this happy land-they have that right, and spare; this cheerfully I grant each mad-but when I a suff parade, I'm glad Aunt Agnes isn't there The danes. who help to bear the yoke, should have the right chew and smoke and play cheap politics and swear; but when the wives neglect their homes. and chase around with batty domes, I'm glad my grand niece isn't there. I'd like the gain all bless ings that they would obtain, and all imagined iauIels wear but when think of politics. with all it's cheap and sordid tricks. I'm glad my sister isn't there. Let others sisters, and wives forth an3 sacrifice ther lives, and resolue and paw the air; their sacred cause is all O. K, bu. am thank full every day that Cousin Susan isn't there.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
Demagogues
By GEORGE FITCH Author of At Good Old Siwash"

The word "demagogue" comes from the Greek words meaning to lead the mob According Professor Taft and other eminent authorities the mob" the ordinary who tries butt in and help the country. Thus the word ''demagogue' is less of a complimentary term-dependng entirely the direction in which the said demagogue is leading his mob.
 In early Grecian history the wealthy and fined families the government and enjoyed themselves greatly, while the people often had to wait several days between meals. This led to dis content and whenever leader could not persuade the best families elect him, he out and har rangued the rabole, which had vote but not much of anything else This proved very profitable to many leaders and in time the laws of Athens were improved much that the common citizen got chance to the grafting himself Dema gogues have been unpopular in certain quarters since.
 Nowadays there are two kinds of demagugues- the who harrangue the ordinary voters and plead with him in his interests. and the who try get him to vote in the interests
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
SURPRISE IN THE MINERAL KINGDOM

Asbestos is of the great surprises in the mineral kingdom On account of it's finely fibrous flexible. incombustible character it is spun into yarn and woven into cloth for the clothing of fire and foundry who exposed to heat that would burn ordinary clothing. It is exten- sivey used for theater curtains has saved many audiences from the horrors of conflagration. port by J. $. Diller of the United States Geological Survey, the production of asbestos in 1913. in press, shows that while the United States pro- duces little raw asbestos, it is the largest producer of objects manufactured from asbestos Canada is the heaviest producer of asbestos, and than half the worlds supply is brought into the United States from Canada and manufactured into various commercial products
 In 1913 the United States produced HOO short tons. There producers in Georgia. both furnishing asbestos of the anlphbole type, and one in Arizona is just beginning to produce chrysotie. The difference between the two types is merely in chemical composition
 dustry of the United States has been the opening of this locality in Arizona about thirty miles northeast of Globe for the high grade chrysotile such occurs in the depths of the Grand Canyon. In occurrence, origin, quality and quantity this de- posit is essentially the that of the Grand Canyon district but it is much more accessible be- ing in a canyon about 500 feet deep and within thirty miles by trail and wagon road from the rail- way It is associated with limestone and in this respect strongly contrasted with the asbestos or Canada which is found in serpentne rock derived from peridotte.
 The remarkable fiber from Arizona when twist ed to a yarn O03 of an inch in thickness will sup port an average weight fifteen and onehalf pounds Its content of iron is decidedly lower than the Canadian fiber and for that reason 1t Is better for insulating purposes
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
Tho Prooressive Outlook

The developments of the past year have renew ed and strengthened the hopes of the progressves. In spite of the simulated glee of the democratic and the republican press which professes straws blowing in the wind, signifyng the passing of the progressive party, generally, in such bye elections as have been held and in many municipal elections, the party has shown satisfactory progress. A splendid organization with a fighting spirit has been maintained Everywhere there is unflagging devotion progressive principles and shaken confidence in their early triumph.
 In resisting the pleadings of the republican party in almost every state for an alliance they have resisted temptation Victory for the sake of office for the mere sake of victory has been lure the man woman who became pro- gressve because of the principles of the party They enlisted for against the things for which republicanism and democracy stood and still stand. An alliance with either of these parties progressives would. therefore, regard disgrace ful peace and betrayal of those men and women who enlisted
 As to the progressives of this state the party is in splendid shape stronger and better prepared for the fight than it two years ago. Its ranks closing it is receiving from of both old parties, of progressive tendencies who sympathized with progressive aims two years ago but chafed in vain against the bonds party tradition. There signs breaking down of the worn barriers of the old parties which have nothing to offer for the satisfaction of the rank and file of their members. People are clamor- ing for results. They are becoming indifferent the honor of belonging party of whose members happen fill the offices and draw the salaries
 To them the progressive party extends a promise which carries with it hope fulfillment. They in the party who have made a personal and political sacrifice without prospect of personal or political reward party founded such pr1nci- pies the progressive party proclaims, and com posed of such and constitute the progressive party appeals the citizen who is best served by good government
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
THE SONG OF THE LONDON sUFFs

(We regret that heretofore, they have been too lady-like.)
 We've raided the courts, and we've mobbed the prime minister
 We've frightened the life out of governing boards; To prove that purpose is utterly sinister We've planned the destruction of Commons and
 Lords We've walloped old Asquth with savage ferocity. We've made the king quail when he hears the word "suff'' ...> We've thought full many frightful atrocity. But have q care! For we're going to get
 rough We've burned down cathedras with cheerful viva
 city;
 We've hatcheted paintings and tipped over trans. We've fallen statesmen with all the rapacity Of ravening wolves flock of young lambs. We've sWarmed London with baleful malignty. We've threatened kidnap the king and the
 queen; We've offered the public no end of indignity. But now be on guard We're going to get mean,
 Chicago Examiner.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
THE DIFFERENCE

Marks-What is the difference between lunch and luncheon?
 Parks-Well, my idea is that lunch is mascu- line luncheon is feminine.-Boston Tran script
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25

A statesman. we are told, should follow public opinion. Doubtless, as a coachman follows his hOrses-hav- ing firm hold on the reins, and guid ing them.-Julius Charles Hare.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
REWARD OF PERSEVERANCE

Bix-Do you believe in perseverance,?
 Dix-I certainly do. Why. knew a man who lived to be a hundred, and if he'd given up when he was a youth he wouldn't have lived 25 years Boston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
PROSPERITY

T hear there is going to be congressional in- ouiry into Backmay's business" T had no idea he prosperous that"-Life
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to-. : ELLoTTE & HUMMEL, AR.
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