Arizona republican., 1914-03-12

| 1 closed with a poetical inspiration tt the workers dedicated to the pres. ! ent campaign for the purpose o keeping up spirits and making better working teams of the present organi- | cations. The selection follows: It Couldn't Be Done Somebody said that it couldn't b, done,
 But he, with chuckle, replied That maybe it couldn't" but he would be one Who wouldn't say so till he'd tried So he buckled right in, with the trace of a grin On his face If he worried he hid it He started to sing as he tackled the thing
 That couldn't be done, and he did it. Somebody scoffed, "Oh. you'll never
 do that;
 At least no one ever has done it" But he took off his coat, and he took
 off his hat,
 And the first thing We knew he'd
 begun it.
 With the lift of his chin, and bit
 of a grin,
 Without any doubting or quiddit; He started to sing as he tackled the
 thing
 That couldn't be done, and he did it. There are thousands to tell you it
 cannot be done,
 There are thousands to prophecy
 failure; '>- There are thousands to point out to
 you, one by one, .....- Z
 The dangers that wait to assail you But just buckle in, with a bit of
 grin,
 Then take off your coat and go
 to it;
 Just start in to sing as you tackle
 the thing
 That cannot be done," and you'll
 do it.
 The young women who composed the several teams and their captains all reported that the citizens of the city treated them to most cordial welcomes wherever they went. It was the unanimous verdict of those who were carrying on the campaign yes terday that the coming of the "Y" and "Y. w" campaign at the same time is in no way affecting the work of either
 Tt seems" said Mrs. Phillips last evening, that the campaigns are helping one another. Sometimes we were ahead of the men yesterday; md they made a laughing remark lbout it. Other times we followed the nen, and again they laughed about {. Working together for the same ] md is helping the two organizations ,qually, and I am glad that the two ome at the same time"
 And" some one added. "it has the urther advantage of getting the two over at one and the same ime."
 Following are the names of the sub cribers of the first two days cam aign:
 Aseneth P. Alkire, Sarah Apperson, |. E. Avery.
 Miss Lora A. Burton. Dr. E. w. aum, Joseph H. Bawden. N. Baker, r. George M. Broadway, J. I. Brooks, ITS. F. J. Blount, Nell R. Blount, K Behn, R. C. Baker, Charles A. andy.
 Mrs. W. w. Cook, Mrs. Copper, Dr. raig, California Fish and Oyster arket, D. L. Conner, L. W. Coggins, ysander Cassidy L. T. Carpenter, lirley Christy, Charles B. Christy ,llings Vehicle and Harness Co.,, ty Ice Delivery Co. Donofrio & O., Mrs. Andrew Down. 3, H. A. Diehl, Mrs. George Day, ,rris- Heyman & Co.,. Mrs w. T. lano, Mrs. Charles Donofrio, Mrs. J. Doster, Dr. J. T. Dunlap Lloyd Elliott, Lucretia Elliott, Mrs ba B. Elliott, pr. w. C. Ellis, Mrs ms Ely.
 Miss Fowler, Dr. John w. Foss. N Mrs. Edwin J. Gillette, F. S. Gris- e, Id, Mrs. R. M. Gates, R.. F. Gar is
  t. nj Ians Herlick, Sarah E. Henderson, m orge w. Hanford, A. L. Higgins, St gene Hackett, Mrs. Elizabeth Hun Lon Harmon. of frs T. E. Irvine, John L. Irwin. m I. M. Kennedy, Mrs. J. H. Kibbey, ge Edward Kent Mrs Edward VI 1t, Harry Kay. F. H. Keddington DC Irs. A. H. Lawrence, Mrs Celia m I'd, Dallas Lyall, Mary J. Lindsey, lir William G. Lentz th [iss Anna Monihan, Mrs. Mauk. mt E. Munson, Mrs. J. c. Monihan, w nett p. Marks, Mrs. A. w. Morrill, CT Mitchell, Anna M. Miller, Dr. J. frt Messinger, Merryman & Hayt, is !. George Merryman, Mrs. c. Mu- or, 'bach, H. H. McNeil Co, Miss l.. McCausland.