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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04

9irfefampen / Epiflomo. s SIR.
Dgbl." Ipites mnoer 80. Dec: Of
terGorfIas at giifopperne ! Berlin
bill Ssnong ben II. Sanuar 1914
bIipe feiret fom en- inrIig airfe.
isnoog, pno bpiIfen airfens Sag
/ iGrlig @rao ifrIoe lagees ben
ill Wenigbeoen.
N1i bar Y2omite aonfesiionsIss"
giort 1t 6irefte Mootrrf til oenne
GoranItaItning, i6et ben bar uo-
5en6t en- MeooeIeIie ON, at Der I
Berlin biz bIipe afbolot ct itsrre
initial Observation-Disclosures ilif
poo ben Tna, % ct Oprdab ON, at
BET famine n1an bIiDe TilfpIoet no
ODER 2nnoet. @boerne ifol dfbol.
Be- rnocr ben fnlres Depiie: Solicit
figl og Opraabet rotoIer &oo
bei ON, at ale frifinoe6e berueo
Isoo foo sGnIebning til at Irgge
ma idlle BiIIie III At brpbe ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04
Dc andres sanfet

er man life alto Serre oper paa
Den Wiaaoe, at man alto - ieln ON
man gerne niloe - fan Iooe bare
at tGnfe paa Dem. Rel Oct ger 10
beaer ineen 6ortrpo for De ANDRE
at man tGnfer oper beres 3anfer.
gien Ie, fiinoe mar life t9nfe fig
ben Muligbeo. at &c tpnfenoe, oct
er 10 De eioenoe, funoe tonlme til
at t9nfe inaoanne itore, opbe, tun
ge 9nnfer, at De mootogenoe, oct
er benz, Der ian at iige lener paa
De andres 1nnfer - life funre rlinL
me rem allie, ! oeoite EiIfGloe fun
me6 grumme itor anitrRngeIie
Spt, at et Of oisie tPnfeepnerige
Wenneifer, Der bar Sfnberenne !
5onfeoeroenen, aabenbarer bare ell
mpgtig. itor 9anfe, % famine inn
fomn1er nGiten perionifiieret I'll b.
mootogenoes 3Gnfeperoeu, bnor
5re0 OF Stilbeo berifer. @iIoe on
life en- iaaonn 3anfe poo @runo al
oens llalminoeIiebeo ~fornariage en-
ReooIution, Der LET flfnoe enoe meo
gfsfluiion2 Men en- fig 9egioen,
beo, Der / @runoen life bar noeen
gegibenbeo, piloe 10 munogaaeligt
b:rfe tilboge poa ben tpnfenoe, Der
itrafs oiloe npre flnr oper, at hans
Fonfe bnr Snspil6, flnr oper, at
ben life bar lagt til 5ooeoiummen,
og oct bill ban ieIufsleeligt betras
tie fom ct Cab, ia moaife en- flor
llIpffe, og bet er ogiaa foritaoeligt
moi, for nTanfen bar goo". Men
Der tor man life goo Ipngere for
life at fomme | QIommeri.
Men tqnf ct giebIif, ON be tpn-
fenoes Tdnfer oIorig fom filbage
igen, bet biIoe 10 | 2png6en for De
tpnfen6e bIipe en- ui~ioboIoeIig Stil.
beb. Der biIoe 10. frart blipe soe
og tomt / oeres Sonfeberoen.
g9aniferen~s Meonfter. ga.
Der er MI en- Neoofter (. CTS, ban
err 10 NOT til at trnfe life blot ouer
yoe andres Tnnfer", men bans Stil.
ling Diloe mart bIipe ubolobar o.
itaalelig, oeriom ban life felp tpnf-
te og ftrep, bboo Ran tGnfte. (&er
tpnfes life poa Safsreoaftsr, men
en- rigtig Reooftsr). Zen taIenoc
bor obfolut en- 5oroeI fremfor ben
i~fripenoe; BIN bebsber life at tpnfe,
beloigpis benpttes Den Goroel lite
altio of ale. - ngif."s Neoaftsr
bar oltioa begpnot iaen at fere op
meo fit Sfpts imoo ben niipRrenoe
Oronina al samfimbets aorsms-
Der. Men ban ifaI NOT erfare, at
ben Gritning, ban retter fit Sfpts
imo6, bIiper ibnrere for BAN at IND.
emo Bort artbttr bar for So
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04
Bort S~aminnosmeoe.
(af u. N. anocren)
afilnttenoe SemGrfuinser.

Raar ct Spsrgsmaal iom oct
foreligeenoe er fremme ibIanot os
for at blipe beipnret, on er oct,
mener ieg, life alene ben enfeItes
Het, men tIllige bans Bligt at BIZ
bragg eiter eune til bets 8reitelie
og rette 9eiuarelie. 10 ira bet
Spnspunft bar ieg @ifreoet.
5or min eeen Gel er ieg ooer.
bepiit orl at hi iom &irfeiomfuno
fommer fsr eaer ienere til at gore
5oranoring meo 9enipn til Naaoen
at boloe Somiunosmsoe paa, men
ieg enifer life 5oranorine, fereno
ct Jlertal inoier RsoOenoigbeoen
oeraf.
BrincipieIt er ieg langtfra
imoo Observation-Disclosures oeo
Somfunosmsoet, inRrtimoo. Oct er
|af praftiffe Senipn, iee er
imoo ben, iom ieg irembolot oct
min fsrite artifel.
% iaa tror ieg life, at SUBS
8eIfignelie eaer bet aanoelige Gins
8ebarelie og B9flt er fnDttet til
nogen bis Stpreliesform eler 5or.
fatning; i~narere tror ieg, at SUBS
8eliignelie oil fsIee. bet praftiife,
oct, lom nnoer Omit9noigbeoerne
er Oct naturligite.
Som iaet, principielt er ieg iaa
langt fra imoo Weniebeesreprpien
.tation / bort Samfunosmsoe, og
Iise iaa Ianst fra imoo, at ale
tienitgsrenoe Br9iter bar en- Stem.
me Der.
Men bet fan blipe umuIigt
at fortiRtte 0ermeo, bel al Here
@runoe, men ieg fer oa fprlig to.
Del er for fIere Samfunb blepen
imuligt at ben @ritno, at Wsoerne
blep aa tore, at ingen Wenig,
beo funoe toge imoo benz.
af ben @runo nil6e Ri npppe
b[ipe tpungne til at gre Goranoring
| mango aor enonu. Com Gorret.
ningsmsoe er bort Samfunosmsoe
10 life ret fort.
Wen bet fan blipe umruligt al Ell
anoen @runo, of ben @runo nem
lig, at Mfftnnoene mellem De
forife[ige Dele at Smfunoet er
for fore, og bet fofter or me-.
get at iomIes.
Or bet for meget at paaitaa, at
bet eIereoe Here @ange bar piif
iig iinnuligt at gennemfbre elef
praftiiere bore @run6reaIers Be-
itrmmeIfe | iaa Senieenoe? Seq
ncner mel.
Ger bar bnret giort ben Demprf-
ming til mig ~perionIis, at bet peo
bort fiofte Morsmboe life iprIist
bar be fierntboenoe Draiter, Der bar
frabnrenoe. Seq beo BET.
Men bporfor2 so, be, Tom Dor
mar beSt bbor adrsmbbet boI0es,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04
gruaaer Saeo6icn % hans Sorf~sss.

8irefter s. 81. gilt5ing bar ienot
os islaenoe:
IS efteranret loo eorI Socobien
mia afifripe en- Stdmiaole. iom Den
ilGgtsinteresiereoe grngaer Mare
mes Ssh bnpoe i%onlet Mnterinle Fl,
% ieg bar ienere fompIetterei oer-
ne. iaa ben III cr inloitGnoia % i
ben nGrmeite 5rcmtio uofomNer
pan 9rnf. : Stomtapleu finoes IL
fc blot Gotoer, mcn oaina aeneaIs.
giife OpteaneIier, @rappers. Bpeoe
% ~lianenoe.
9ao geoitefoOerens @ropftes |
1biiteo er ianIeoes isIaenoe ~.
ifription inobugget:
3 aaret 190i') bleo De forensbs
/ ct fprligt 9egteifab og oeri bel.
Iianei meo | Ssn oa 3 Getre. a
hpiIfc Ssnnen or iomIet meo benz
% Getrene opple Der me6 8emos
peo Rinoet ON De frrlige 6ornlore
Get 9onno blep Isit. iom fnptteees
I 2ioet,
ct ~nopIeieliat M innner Dem.
ct Sanb ON @enipn i%reitenoe bIes
aipet
enbper. Tom bIep meo Sors | Sts'
bets Stem.
Ger, bDor forflaret aono mn nDeer
6reoes,
Ter iomIes @en meo Zen | epis.
beoen.
Deres gern. (gI. a. osrl
Soeobiens Wobes).
gaa OIoefaocrens @raniteo jans.
tes ! FIN lib feleenoe:
.gsIger ftine rifle ooer 5remtioens
30D
Sl9gterne forlGngit Iagoe neo oerss
Sfor.
Wen pi, Tom END bsre geIgens opbs
along
Gro paa gaet ei eIemme, bpn6 NJ.
brene fang"
9ette fibfte gers fines GarI ga
oeiao at babe giort ill lit
gaIaiproa, ioet inaen fmiiffere erS
ban bar foritnaet at borne ON 3or.
iGorenes Winoe 90 buffe, bpao be
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04

3beooore &ooiepelts goOe Ben.
5orfatteren Sacob 9iiis, Iaier ui /
n5lfbl." al iioite uge, bar erflp-
ret, at 9%fooiepelt Dil blioe Traii-
o~enifanoioat / 1916. bpao enten
ban nomineres al ben ~repubIifan-
ife Organization eaer life. 9aa
@runo al gir. Riis' iortrolige 6or
boIo til Gooiepelt, fan Wieooelelien
anies iom pnaIioelig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04
80. 2ana.

9ieOens o~penitaaenoe pnn Ell mem
% burtia Nianoe giper ct Suoblif
/ 1anmarfst 9panings 5onoetsgGfit
Der irrlia / oct iiolte aar bar uG
ret megei itprf, oil oct BOG iiffert
bare 1oerliaere Snteresie at eriore,
boor oisie Gunner er fomne fra.
Get bill belpies al fsleenoe:
1egnet / Subffription:
Gan 5rnnciseo :. $f2,205.5 80
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04
5 aft $2s, 2s4.to

9enne Opitilling al Gal bier
~aItiaa, bpoo Der er tegnet 90 oes-
uoen. bpao Der er mootnget q o n.
t tam fra be iorifellige o~nfsrte Sill
Der; ocrimoo life bbor meget al ben
.tegneoe Gum, Der er uobetoIt, bill.
fet nprmere geres Mebe for | otter
fslgenoe 6inansoperfigt. alIigepel
uopiier bet life 5oretasenoets T:
Statiis. ut obitille bette
pao noget beitemt1 i6spunft err unii.
ligt, nrrmeit paa @runb Of, at @ap-
porterne fra be forffeIlige aomiteer
life inoleber iaa ofte og faa regeI-
masfigt, fom hi eerre iaa bet. Wog.
Ie af De onfbrte GUNNER bIep rap
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04

pprIefeoe Ill % loI uellOeo
neoer iioen.
De openior anferte Sal er DOG /
intet 3iIf9loe bIeone milore; Der
imoo oeo oi beitemt, at De ! iaa
goot iom ale GiIigloe er pofiet be.
tpoeIigt. : DC forifeIli9e oanife Gen
trer. bbor oi bar lofale Homiteer,
bar oisie / ben ienere Eio iloioloet
Ell tor girfiombeo. os De ileite al
Dem %ranoersi Gag oner GUNNER ira
0obbelt til fire @nnee ina ltore,
iom 9obeIlen uopiier. Men pi bar
giort oct til Ell Gegel life at regle
meo oisie 9eIsb. fpreno bi bar faoet
~oificiel @eooeIeIie oerom ira ao.
miteernes SefretGrer.
Soo or Der ooifiIIige Ste6er,
iaoiom SaIinas, 0oiionbille, Gel
Rep og Son 9ius 0birpo. Sal. oa
Omaha, gtebr, bpor hi 40 pnaIioe'
lig 9ei bar e%rfaret. at oe IofoIe ao.
miteer roooer ODER ira ct 0unoreoe
til henpeo ct Guiino Collars. Ga
enoeIia c:rfnIerer Der / benneo 500
oanife 8oreninecr % @enigbeoer
Snbifriptionsliiter, Der oaian nof
DC iIeite Steoer ifoI iin6e 9on6s-
mGno, Der bar et file giorag til
opers for 0nnmnrfs 9naninaen.
0bor meaet bette blot fororeneoe
SnoiomIinasorbeioe bill in%obrinne,
or en6nii ct ufenSt probIem. @en
Sen enerni. Der mn nofoloes for Gu
acn oper heIr 9inien. ainer os Ret
til at nente ell aonife %betpSelig
Gum.
Gn0um bar hi al omtaIe Gon.
morfs @ugn'nqsMrrfet. al bpilfe
Ser or cnonu benbeo en- Miaion noe
itaoenoe. : oen ienere 9io beaun
Der 9etalingen ior oisie at inOlebe
rel IipIiet / gnoisningcr pao 10 %
10 Collars. Seln 5oreninger og
.areoie. Tom bar iinoet bet uanife
.Iiat at ina ale Wurferne iolnt. ueo
.tnaer M Tom Ell Neapf nt heinlc 10.
belle oct mootngne Splaa, OF 81 ef
operbeoiit ON, at ri peo Spitiain.
Gen al pore aftiun aanite iiffcrt fan
regne meo en- WerinotGgt al $4,000
ira oenne Slide.
% iaa bar pi cnoelig Ganmarfs
gueninas- QIotten, al bUiIfe 800 or
ioroelt / 4nlerifa, meoens 200 pen
ties ioilt 3anmarf. Sor De ierit.
nannfe bar ui bait et llOlaa "a
6rifspris. 5olo. 3raat. embnlaae
oio. meoreanet - paa a $1,000.
Icnne Sum or meoregnet / lam
lcoe llogiiter@ / eiterfsIaenbc 81
uonsoocriiat. Gerimoo or life meo.
regnet nosen SHota9t ior 4Iatter
ne, oa oisie cr Ina plot ioroeIte, o.
.pi en6nu life neo, bpor mango Der
er iolat. ; Dor Stotiis beregner D.
os BOG ell ssnotGgt ira oenile Slant
paa $1,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04
geriomaIbiftoriff gIab.

timber Rabnet .@enenIoaiff Tbs
ifrift" nogiper Gonff eeneoIogik
Snititut ct RaoncosbIoo, bpis Mnr.
gang for 1918 er ienot os til Omr
toIe. gIo6et bar beitanet | fpb Mnr
90 fremtrpber ! npoeIig ll6itnreIie
oa inbeboToer ~ apnrtfiber: bet
> efuIbe formooentIist brre
1904. Meb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04
$33,924.40

SlutteIig ifaI bemGrfes, at So.
miteens 3egnifaber for onoen @oio
itrafs efter 0ntanr bIep gennemgaaet
af en- efspert Nebiior. Der oiaap fsl
genoe Seaport:
rs babe aiioiteo tbe boots Of ibs
iecretorn an0 treasurer, ono ftto
them 70 CORRESPOND mitb the iunos
on bnno.
8 iounb them TO be fept IN a bust.
ness life condition. subject TO MN
oetaile6 report nnoer Gate OF
Snnuarp f4tb 1914.
Q.noerifrepet) 6. s. Gommins
Tanmorfs- 8penings- aomiteen,
Serman 3. QoreIL
SefretGr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04

Naar Laserne henvender sig til Folk,
sem averterer i Bladet, enten for at
ksbe hos dem eller for at faa 0%plysning
en- det averterede, bedes de altid ON
hale, at de saa Avertissementet j dette
Blad. bet vii vere til gensidig Ststte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04
aiIiommten $1e,s8f.oo

Subif. af 5oren. / Gal. 3302.75
Subj peo SaIg aiDlarfer 2294.S9
Snof. peoS aIg digostfort $3.50
glonoeoe Snotaeter, iaa-
Tom Deo SaIg Of De fsrite
fem W0rfer. Salg al Sra
lerier o. andre @enitanoe,
Gnerifuo iro5eiter oe fri.
OiIl:ae gioroa ........ 1857. 80
ganfrenter 1897
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04

aosiebeboloning 1. San. $6iG6.i0
Gen aontante aasiebeboIon.ng
er | esbet al Snninr bofiet nleO ca.
80 900. OF gcnaene peoblipcr al
fomnle inc. M ga Snbifripiioncrne
or in1taIot.)
: Ell Hoppori iom oenne bill oct
bare for om~itGnoeligt at aine en-
ipeciiieeret ~,sortegnelie oper llOaii.
terne. Wen for at oen betDoeIiae
lloaiit5poit life ifal nirfe ioruroli.
genoe, ifaI hi nniere nogIe al De-
itsrre Qoiter. Som olereoe omtoIt
er Der lloeifterne neo 9Ioiiens ga.
br.fation. 5ortoIoning oio.. ca.
100000. 9rpfning al @prfcr oa
goitfort $4,000; aIminoeliee 9rpf.
lager $4,000; Sefret9rens osn og
aontorboIo ($25.00 ON Moaneoen,
/ DC iioite fefS Moone6er og milo.
lertioigt $4,000 ON Raoneoen)
1896 90; 9orto $235.00.
Sfnfns /. Sannar 1914.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04

I Tilfalde at, at Bladet like modtages
regelmessigt, bedes man klage til det
stedlige Postkontor. Skulde dette like
kjelpe. bedes man henyende sig til
.Danskeren's Kontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04

Advertising rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04

Entered at Blair Post office as second
class matter.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-26

Hire little salesman at The Re- publican office. "A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-26
J. N. ORMSBY LEAVING
 FOR CALIFORNIA CITY
Given Luncheon by Trade Board Wednesday Before Departure

Before J. NJ Ormsby, first vice president of the board of trade and assistant cashier of the Valley Bank and thirty third degree baseball fan departs next Saturday to take up his residence in California, his fellows on the board of directors of the Phoenix boost organization will tender him a good bye luncheon The luncheon will be given Wednesday by the Arizona club at noon.
 Mr Ormsby had not been in Phoenix very long before it became evident that the capital city had secured one of Tucson's livest citizens. His first coup was to run for member of the directorate of the board of trade and get it. along with the vice presidency. Very soon, he became connected with big business affairs He grew more familiar with the field, and then branched out into baseball, as side issue or hobby. It was a good deal due to his efforts that the season just concluded has been so successful.
 Hundreds of his friends will be sorry to hear of his leaving. His po- sition in the board of trade was a good deal like that of heir apparent to the throne, it being the custom to elect first vice presidents to the chair.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-26
HELEN ). GALLA AGHER
 KNOWS LATEST DANCES
Dainty Little Lady Returns From New York With Lots of Knowledge

Down at Kings Dancing Academy, in the K P. building, they are so busy turning out finished products in the art of dancing, so fast and so profi- ciently, that every home in Phoenix should soon have a dancer of it's own
 If the new dances were popular last winter they are doubly so now, and there are so many more new dances now that it keeps one busy keeping up
 70 date,-hence the hustle and bustle down at Kings.
 Another reason for the great activity down there is the recent advent of Miss Helen Dolly Gallagher. This little lady has just returned from four months visit to New York where she has been busy learning all the new steps under the guidance of the foremost dancing teachers in the big city and, as first assistant to MT. King, she is imparting the mysteries of the very newest steps to the Phoenix public. Lulu fado, fox trot Castle half and half, maxixe, the castle polka and the polka skip; canter waltz or hesitation-it matters not which one you wish to master, the dainty little lady, or MT King himself, will make them plain to you if you are interested-and have the price, which is moderate There never was a bet ter opportunity to glean the latest wrinkles in the rat of terpsichore than now.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-26
.G|lA BEND 5. p. MAN
 SHOOTS TRA|N,JUMPER

Attacked by a hobo negro train jumper on Saturday, Griggs Carr, of ficer of the Southern Pacific railroad at Gila Bend. drew his gun and shot the negro dead.
 The hobo was one of a party of three, who were seen proving around the railroad. Being ordered away the man became aggressive and on the way to the lock-up drew long dirk from under his coat and attacked the officer. The two clinch- ed and Carr drew his gun. With a heavy blow the hobo knocked the gun to the ground Carr at once seized the knife. In the struggle, however, the hobo again grabbed it and slash ed Carrs arm, but not before the of ficer had snatchcd up the gun. The one shot fired found the mans heart and he fell dead.
 At the inquest held subsequently, Of ficer Carr was eXonerated from all blame.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-26
.PYTH|AN SISTERS WILL
 HOLD ANNUAL BAZAAR
Pleasing Affair is Planned for Next
 Friday Afternoon and Evening

The annual bazaar of Purity Temple No. 9, Pythian Sisters will be held next Friday afternoon and night, october 30. The date was previously given out as October 30. The Knights have given up their meeting night for the affair.
 The miscellaneous booth will be in charge by Mrs. V. A. Thompson and she advises that she will have a good ly number of different articles for sale. The cap and apron booth will be at tended to by Mrs. c. W. Cisney, the newly elected grand chief. She has a splendid line of caps and aprons, most any kind to suit the most fastidious tastes. Mrs. Howard Heilman will handle the candy and refreshment booth and will carry full line of the best candies, home made too. The re- treatments will be cake and ice cream Mrs Kane will have charge of the prize booth. feature that will appeal to the youngsters. Mrs. McClintock will be arrayed in full gypsy dress and will tell the past, present and future. The evening will be devoted to danc- ing. All those who attend the evening entertainment are assured of pleas ant time.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-26
N0LL'S TEAM
 TAKES TROPHY
Blues Beat Reds and Take A. l.. Moore Cup for Get ting Most Contributions for Board of Trade Fair Fund
(By Harry WeIch)

The Blues Win.
 The Reds made a splendid run, but the persistent work of the Blues car rled their team to the lead.
 Gus Noll is very happy-the mem bers of his committee are delighted Noll, of course being commander in chief of the winning Blues. Dave Goldberg, boss of the Red team is bearing up manfully and his team workers are also standing the loss of President Moore's silver cup as well as can be expected.
 Altogether the work done is a splendid example of the team play which the men of Phoenix always display when the interests of the city are concerned. The "all- together for Phoenix, wins every time. The teams worked steadily practically all week, beginning Tuesday morning, some of them always staying on the job They gave their time and service in the interests of the city's welfare. The committee workers report meeting cheerfulness everywhere Occasional ly the ardor of the workers received set back, but they always made an other spurt ahead on meeting a true citizen ready to help along a worthy cause.
 The teams have not finished their work by any means. but it was nec- essary to fix a date on which the contest for the cup should close Sat urday at six was fixed for the close of the first round, on which the cup award was to be based.
 The campaign will continue over to this week. There are rumOrs of added prizes and the sum which is needed still is short many dollars to make everything snug. The givers are all entitled to the thanks of the community and to the workers debt of gratitude is due.
 Keep the slogan in mind All together for Phoenix, Peace. Progress and Prosperity
Arizona republican., 1914-10-26

dents views on state wide prohibi- tion in a letter to the dry" cam paign leader In this letter he 1e clared his belief in the principle that every community should have the right to regulate it's own liquor prob lem. Even if the statement now quoted by the "drys" were the presi dents present views, it would show that he would oppose statewide pro- hibitiOn for Arizona. AriZOnans are not a homogeneous people-they are cosmopolitan. Conversely the people of Kansas, like those of any other strictly agricultural state, are homo genous-the same kind or nature Any partial success of prohibition in that state may be ascribed to that fact alone.
 Arizona's population comprises pc"- pie of every civilized nation on the face of the globe and from every state in the union. Only in the comparatively limited agricultural sections of the state are the people at all homogeneous. In those sec tions their likes and dislikes are very similar; their political and govern mental beliefs likewise. Go from the Salt River valley or the Yuma val ley to any of the big mining camss of the state and you meet an entire ly different class of people, as much unlike those of the farming districts as the people of North Carolina are IlnlilSa of California
 If the presidents utterance quoted by the "drys' were his present views on prohibition he would be utterly opposed to the state wide amend ment in Arizona
 ARIZONA LOCAL SELF GOVERN
 MENT LEAGUE.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-26
QUICKEST ROUTE 10 SHOW BUSINESS BY
 MOTION PICTURES
It's called ambition in a man

It's called ambition in man
 It's called stage struck in woman And when you're talking about both
 man and a woman you merely refer to it as they want to go on the
 stage"
 That's the way it is explained by 1 Francis Young, who probably has re- ceived more applicants for positions the last few weeks than any theatri-
 cal man in Phoenix. He does not be- lieve in encouraging the hopeless, he declares
 T must see possibilities in the per son or l do my best to discourage them. They must have one of the three tials-personality, appear
 ance or ability. l really rate personal magnetism above any other require
 ment-it is that indescribable some thing that gets over An attractive girl, sure, but not over confident has much in her favor. Not the pret- ty type who sits out in front and could do better than that and pre- fers starting as principal rather than in the chorus, but one who feels she has it in her and is willing to try if only to be part of the scenery until she has a better chance to make good. It's all a picture at best and the background figures in
 the artistic setting just as truly as
 main features And when the picture becomes animated in walks ability n ha of cir actor, for experience and talent are
 always sure of a hearing and right here let me give the stage struck one a tip-learn how to walk It's quite as much of an art as dancing and it will attract the managers instant mo- tice," advised the stage director and
 comedian of the Bothwel Browne company, who appears in "A Night
 On the Roof Garden" at the Columbia this week.
 'To be a success you have to take
 an interest in your wOrk-you can't
 soldier in the show business" con-
 tinued Mir Young.
 Business? Why not profession?"
 That day is over. It's a business plopooitloii puie anu SiIllpie fiilu Noh-
 ducted on a business basis. The men behind who put their money in the show figure the proceeds just as the
 merchant who imports his goods sums up his profits. As for the actor him self, its up to him If he is clever and intelligent there is no limit to his advancement and to get there
 means of course New York. The
 short cut to the show business is by
 way of the Motion Picture company positively guaranteed the quickest
 route"