Arizona republican., 1914-05-04

" nen Eafth last paper Is printed, and the ink upon it has dried: When the lin"- and prcss-rooms are darkened. and the sticks all have been laid aside We shall rest. and. faith. We shali
 need title down for an nevn 0, J'ill the Master of al! good Workmen shall put us to work anew. Ind those that were good shall he ; happy: they shall work at cases of gold:
 Their sticks shall sparkle with jewels: the limos pure silver shall mold;
 They shall have angels copy to set from-they shall need to de- cipher no scrawl:
 They shall work for an age it a sitting. and never grow tired al all
 The Master shall be the Foreman He, only. shall praise or blame; And no one shall work for wages and no one shan work for fame: But each for the joy of working, and each, in that time afar. Shall set" the Thing as he sees It. for the God of Things as They Timberlalle then revealed the fact that while some people thought the printers were knockers" he knew that the knocks as fur as The Republican force is concerned are confined to the force and do not extend outside the building He said there wasn't q man attached to the Republican. so far as he knew but that would defend the paper outside the office almost with his life. The knocks inside he said usually worked for the good of the paper and did not necessarily mean lack of cooperation.
 James c. Simpson, who divided his 1 time between directing affairs of state at the city hall and editing telegraph, | took exception to Timberiake's infer i ence that the printers on The Repubii- can weren't always given angels | copy" With q glance at the society editor whom he had previously 1 ubcn her own "shapelv shou,Sers' the i blame for the errors of the pr -:ers and makeup men in handling her stories. 1 Timberlake admitted that t;rre was some copy sent town that might very properly be cl5sse0 with the celestial product.
 1 Miss Sally Jacobs. who writes so- cictv and clubs as a serious hu 'incsi proposition. and covers" baSrh II games and other sports 'or the fHI , of i. was called upon for. in oratiu" huf exercised ife prerogI,i'" q! q v"aan permitting them .o r" c'.'.- ir,rN. ami t.. 'tiI e.;
 F., R. Powell, circulation manager, said it was Il much different propo- sition % face hundred neWsboys than to face those before him and he expected to say mucn He Q e !; few inside facts about the phenom- enaI growth of the circriH ton of J'h.. I:cpublican in the past few months and said the bona fide paid circulation of the paper yesterday morning was I.6oo.
 Ira II. <. Hugeett. city editor, ex- tended the thanks of the entire as sembla re for the courtesy of the lost and hostess and told of the ef- fort being made in every department fer co-opera,ion and the fUllness of
 it's accomplishment.
 A II. Tebben foreman of the mechanical department. said that Timberlake already had delivered
 
 said.
 l C. A. King linotype machinist who is president of the Phoenix TyrographicaI rnion talked of the relations between The Republican and the printers organization. and gave assurance of the unions ap- preciation Of the splendid working conditions and friendly relations in 2 hich The Republicans employees work H., spoke of the efficient organization and co-uperati0n of the working force and how neccssary thi- is [" the successful issuing of the paper and bespoke a perfection of q similar unity of action throughout the office.
 Despite the fact that the talks had occupied longer than had been eX- DcCted there were 10 deStTtiOus from
 the ranks except in the instance oi
 Lyle Abbott. sports writer. Nho was called upon to attend ball game
 in the dual capacity of reporter and
 official scorer Through the cour-
 tesy of the Typographical Union. q
 meeting that was scheduled for yes
 terday afternoon was postponed ir
 order that none of the members
 would be obliged to leave the ban
 ullct room before the talks had beer
 concluded.
 IL was nearly o'clock when thc
 banuueters gathered up their SouVe-
 mir menu cards and gave three rous-
 Ing cheers for Mir. and Mrs. Heare
 and q tiger for Pierson. the hospita [ patient Mrs Heard, just before ad- jornment, was called upon for a fel,
 remarks. giving her the opportunity
 to thank all for their presence anf to invite them to take along q little