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Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
Arizona Republicans Editorial Page

out of the dairying business than be in it with a poor dairy hero.
 And. after the It costs more to for milk properly than it in whole part by improper The difference between the kinds of is represented by the difference price of and the demand for, good butter poor butter. We should say that the diff ference is only partly represented. There is, be- side reputation making good butter the value O which a dairy1ng community is ncalcuable. dairymen of this valley of course, have heard all. of this before but probably before so forcbly put before them it done by Pro- lessor Mckay.
 The cresmeries could do much give vitality to this excellent advice with respect the proper handling of creram by following the suggestion of the lecturer not look upon nothing morc but make financial dstinc- tfon between the that makes good butter and that cream which only poor butter be made
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
Phoenix Art Collection

The suggestion made in another column this morning for purchasing for the city of Phoenix, a nucleus collection of the pictures be exhibited at the state fair, should be acted upon. It should purchased the manner described by fund which school children should be allowed make small contributions, in vestment, thereby securing proprietary interest in it. Their interest in would also be quickened by such transaction.
 It is unthnkable that Phoenix should not time have collection, and it is almost thinkable that the beginning should not be made at the earliest moment It cannot be made in favorable circumstances than in the manner pro posed, by the purchase of of the state fair hibts. This is arrangement that should be de- cded upon quickly if to receive all the benefit from it. An announcement of it should be made once, that artists of merit may stim- ulated to place their works in the state fair exhibit That is a material and almost sordid O of the matter, but may well avail ourselves the advantage be gained from an early announcement of the arrangement would re- suit in giving a wider the selection of the first picture of the Phoenix collection
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
ARE YOU A WOLF OR AN OK?

Evidence that there are two distinct human types-the carnivorous and the herbivorous-is offered by pr. J. r. Godthwait in his Shattuc1 lecture, published in full in the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, and reviewed in the London Lan- 
 The interest of physicians in Dr. Goldthwait's theory is that, according his view, wolf and OK types of man. as perhaps they be called. have each its peculiar diseases Tn some cases the pecularties of the type may induce disease; n others they simply more easily to special conditions Normal man IS half way between these two types. Dr. GoldthWait tells he is part OK and part wolf; but just what proportion each represents normality best, the lecturer not say
 He thinks that the carnivorous, wolf, type is gaining the ascendancy somewhat-Literary Digest.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
IS N. First Ave.

vember ?, at o'clock all the mem bers of the council who are willing to assist in killing the birds are requested to meet at the office Cf Brother Frank De Souza, 134 \. Central, at which time the hunting parties will be made up. If you can shoot or can furnish an auto for the hunters please be at the meeting.
 Knights are urged to advise all non- members, who are eligible, of the big mulligan, and to cordially in vite each and every one of them to be present.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
LITTLE JAMES

Concerning the General Disposi- tion in Europe Toward Peace and Good WilL)
 They orient to be no trouble about havin Peace Brake Out in Yurrup. Tn English Parlyment sez We heer at tn Dutch is gittin' sick of this here Wor an is feelin' around to see if they aint no Way of Startin' a Peece. We think at we could come to Terms with 'em. All they got to do is to Give Back all they took from us Allize, pay tn Court Costs an As soom tn Morgidge. at tn United States as got onto us an give up their Navy to us as a Evidence of Good Faith. Then we can arrive at q Friendly Understandin "
 Tn German Rich Stag sez: Word has come to it at tn English ie about to give up at their Lfcl1t an wants to know if they aint some Way at this here Dispoot can be Amicably fiXt Up. Of coarse they is All we want is fer 'em to give us back our Colnies an let us Keep what we Took and pay back tn Per Dime which we give to our Soljers and Reimburse us fer tn Guns an Amynishun an some other items"
 Tn French Chamber of Deputy Sheriff sez: We don't care pertick- lerly about Presippytatin' no Peece. but if our Trends tn Germans an tn Ostriches insists onto it we're reddy to meet 'em HAF WAY. We don't ast nOthin from 'em cept to git out of our Country an give us Back what they Stole from us Forty yeers ago, pay intrusts on it fer that time an Pay tn expenses We been Put to fer tn last l yeer an a 1k'
 Tn Rushin Dummy aint no Ob- jeckshun to a Peece if tn Dutch an Ostriches'H go Back where they Be long an give up tn American Made Guns which they Took from tn Rushins, an S'render East Prushy an Galishy an Pay fer what trouble they been fer more'n a Yeer an give Bons fer Good Behavior
 Tn Serbs sez: But wot about us?'' An tn Turx asts: Where are we a Coin to Git off in case of Peece. An tn Italyuns wants to know what's goin' to be tn Reword of their Trechery to tn Triple Alliance if Peece was Suddenly Presippytated this away.
 Tn Main SqUeezes sez to 'em all: Your Reword1l be tn Conshusness of Job Well done. You made Nobel Fite. But We'll need your Poseshuns to help Arrange tn Terms of Peece an Stop this here Hor'bie Wor They's too many Little Coun- tries in YGrrup now. That was th' Coz of all tn Disturbance. Serbia spittin' in Ostria.s Face thinkin' at her Size would save her.
 'Th Tendency of tn Age is toar1s Trusts an Combynashuns an Big Things. We got to Syndicit tn Gn- trusts of Yurrup. We'll put you Countries into tn Peece Pool an Ishue you Stock in tn Noo Enter prise. We hope at you'H find ithis lere Arrangement Satisfactory but if it aint il won't make no Diffrunce Tn ProgIous of Sivilizashun can't be Arrested. Nothin' must be Allowed to Stand in the Way of Peece on Earth an tn Rane of Richesness."
 LITTLE JAMES.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
Good and Bau Butter

It pays 10 do things right-in the best way That was the burden the address of Professor George L. Mckay before the Dairymen's Association last Friday when he pointed dairy owners not only the advantage but the necessity of making the most of their dairy cows. beginning with the selection of their and continuing in the shape of constant oversight them.
 IL costs no more to do a thing right than to do it wrong II costs much to keep poor COW as good one. and while the purchase price of a good one s larger than that of a poor cow the latter is unrrofitahle at any price. one had far better be
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31

Speaking of coalition cabinets, new French ministry is fine example of Every shade of political opinion appears to be fairly well repre- sented. Whether it is a strong cabinet or not it offers a fair guaranty against indulgence in that pastime known playing politics
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
ANN MATILDA JONES
Her Reflections in Prose and Verse
(All Rights Reserved.)
CHAPTER TWO
POETESS

 lates the tale of The Butchers Thumb One morning going down the street To buy some ginger cake, I caught my "tummy' yearning for A juicy, tender steak. More quickly than I tell it here Was my selection made The while I saw a careless hand
 Was likewise being weighed When I exposed the trickery,
 It seemed to strike him dumb said with warmth, My butcher lad, I'm glad I've bought your thumb" Then softly from that dab of meat His greasy hand he drew, And cheerfully reduced the price
 And took the nichels due When some ones watching you, the
 whom
 You seek to make your prey Don't do mesly trick like that And think to get away!
 When these lines appeared in the Bugle-as most of the Plum Hollow ties know where I do my trading the meat purveyor was scared all most to death, and came near taking to the woods in his fright But he GeCOnSlueIeu, JOlncQ lIle T. h O- A. and now seems to be contented with a straight and honest weight.
 have lately received a letter, from young man in Indiana, who is enthusiastic over Arizona. He has never been here, but obviously knows more about the state than many of our own people.
 have taken the liberty to put
  showing my skill ss a versifier, while stick closely to the thought con veyed by his text:
 Coming to Arizona Your Arizona is the state
 l greatly long to view; The soil is good, the climate great, And I am sure that soon, or late, My dream will all come true. I'm told your winters are like spring Your summers fair and bright; That health and happiness they bring Where blossoms blow, and song birds
 sing,
 And roosters crow all night If can coax my Lucy dear
 To fit from Hoosierdom, I'll rid me of my holdings here. And be with you another yetr- And mighty glad to come. Then patiently. and by degrees, We'll build a bungalow, Perhaps among the orange trees, And be Ranch People" if you please, And every comfort know. When we have well increaded our
 hoard.
 Of goods, and gold and scrip, And can afford to buy Ford, We'll crank it up and jump aboard, And take a famous trip. We'll see your mighty Roosevelt lake With wondering, eager eyes; And learn if-when we're wide
 awake A Hassayampa drink we take The act engenders lies. We'll scan the Forest Petrefied. And into ruin hurled The Canyon. long, and deep and wide Whose charm cannot be magnified- The wonder, of the world. On Sunset mountain we will stand, The Painted Desert see; No other watch tower c2n command, | In any cline a view so grand, In it's sublimity! I have enlisted. I unfurl My blazing banner high; Fair prospects all my dreams inn
 pearl II ,rrah for Arizona, girl! Wen see it bye and bye! There you are! He is coming, l and we will welcome him. If ''LuoJ | lear" refuses to come with him, there are others" even in Plum i Hoilow-certainly in the Salt River might consent to shale his bungalow. But l am at loss .o tell if he is married or among the near married. r-e-a-l-l-y wish I k-n-e-w.
 The next chapter, in my opinion, s Hummer
 Ann Matilda Jones.
 (To be Continued)
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Arizona republican., 1915-10-31

You always save money" says the Douglas International and get the best entertainment to be had in dry territory, in Douglas" Do we read between the lines that stimuants cheaper in Douglas than in the other towns of Arizona where understand extravagantly high prices have to be paid by the thirsty for very inferior article? Doesn't Major Kelly remember that the prohibition amendment also prohibits the advertisement of liquor well the dispensing Of it?
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
R. N. A. THIMBLE CLUB-(

to the recent illness of Neighbor Biliups. she will be unable to enter tain the Thimble Club as was an nounced at the last meeting. The club will meet instead with Neigh bors Daggs and Callahan, at the home of NeighbOr Callahan, 1855 West Madison street, Tuesday after noon, November 2nd, at 2 o'clock. All Eeighbors are urged to bring a friend. Come prepared to work A new quilt will be started.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31

The inclusion of Japan the repeated and re- inforced agreement of the allies not to make sep arate peace seems to be rather fornality designed to remind themselves of the existence of such an agreement. There is real temptation to Japan to conclude peace.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
THE DEMANDS SHE MADE

Now want this and I expect that likewise so and SO" declared the cook.
 That will do for you said the lady Of the house You act like foreign nation attempting to win the sympathy the United States - ouis- ville Courier Journal
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31

and better equipment. we can safe ly figure that the hospital will prob ably be filled with them too.
 If the railroad people would make some sort of excessive rate to Doug las for this battle. we might ALL take a chance-humanity is a funny thing. BRAVERY. CURIOSITY OR DOWNRIGHT FOOL-HARDINESS
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31

Don't forget your engagement on the ''Y'' courts at o'clock this afternoon. Dr. Elwood Under Three Flags. - Adv. 1t
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31

Don't forget your engagement on the 'Y' courts at o'clock this afternoon. pr. ElWood, Under Three Flags. "- Adv. 1t
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31

However it is a fact that people came from Bisbee, Tucson, Benson Tombstone and many other places to witness the battle"-which had been billed" for some weeks-that is. it had been expected for some time Watching a battle may be all right if you are out of range; but when the fighting began, crowds on the U. $. side rushed to the line and many would have gone across anG and into the fight had it not been for the U. s. cavalry troopers. who lined the border.
 The soldiers had to take hold of men, women and children and rush them back. There were autos and buggies loaded with women and chil- dren who stood up in the seats and waved handkerchiefs and laughed and joked about the fighting.
 "Oh, hear that one buzz" and that one struck the telephone pole" and what if that one had been lower You could hear that kind of talk on all sides. Machine guns were busy below the town-men were shooting from all sides, and still these people held their positions in spite of the warnings of the sol diers
 I don't know how it happened that no one in the crowd was struck. for they lined the border for half mile while half a dozen people were wornded by bullets in Douglas al most a mile from the line.
 It is hardly believable that peo- ple are willing to take such chances vet tleV do Thev will cr0x.-,l the line if Villa opens battle at Agua Prieta. unless the American soldiers force them back-the streets | will be filled with them. and inas- much as both sides have more men 1
Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
lDmeenS@red Sense
 and Nonsense

The papers they are telling us
 of how spectators gay Are a flockin into Douglas
 for the Mexican affray. They want to hear the bullets sing Machine guns and the sort o'thing, For a really truly battle
 you can pull off every day. Now one time I lived in Douglas,
 when they battled long the line But you bet that yours most truly
 wasn't on that firm line The spectators started clappin' When the bullets started drappin An they seemed to think it funny
 while another think was mine.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-06
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