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The weekly soliphone. (Paragould, Greene County, Ark.) 1907-1918, 1915-10-22
DISLIKE PRESIDENT;
STUDENTS WALK OUT

Russellville, Oct. 1S.-The stu
dent body of the Second district ag-
ricultural school walked out Friday
morning as a result of alleged ar
bitrary discipline and general dis
satisfaction with President Charles
e. Scott Only II, said to be rela-
The weekly soliphone. (Paragould, Greene County, Ark.) 1907-1918, 1915-10-22

slight ppage of both nominate bones will likewise pro
troubles with
many other diseases Of the pelvs and lower exremies
The weekly soliphone. (Paragould, Greene County, Ark.) 1907-1918, 1915-10-22
Special Low Transportation Rates to
and From the Grounds Arranged.

The Association is gratified to announce to the
public that low, uniform charge will be made
by vehicles in hauling people to and from the
grounds, as follows: Automobiles, 15c for single
trip-man and wife or couple, if fare is paid by
one party, Csc per couple, each way. Other We
hicles, 10c per trip straight.
The weekly soliphone. (Paragould, Greene County, Ark.) 1907-1918, 1915-10-22

Such diseases appendicitis bladder diseases proni urine o
follows spinal infringement
the
The weekly soliphone. (Paragould, Greene County, Ark.) 1907-1918, 1915-10-22

III Why constipation rectal troubles piles aea posatc
iii this will
iii be by
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04
Forty-Five-Ye Old
Whisky Found in
Fixing Up Merchants

Remodeiing work in the basement OF
the Merchants hotel brought TO light n
barrel Of whisky forty-five years Of age
and $50 per cent proof. II is stated that
a thimbleful Of this liquor will warm the
cookies OF the saddest heart
Gus Anderson. who has been connected
with the Merchants bar for nearly
twenty years, made this important dis
covery. The barrel had been placed in
an obscure corner OF the basement. with
the evident purpose Of conoealment' Mr..
Anderson believes the barrel was part of
the late Bill Paxton's private stock Il
is Anderson county rye and Of superior
quality.
Proprietor Gaines OF the hotel was quite
interested when he heard of this find.
He intends to reserve this barrel for spe.
cial occasions, although he lets his friends
have sip occasionally
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

anxious mothers with marriaseable
daughters.
she does not believe in marriage FOR
money, she declared
Because. just look. what have you got
" you marry man with money and you
don't love him. Money can't buy love,
and anyone that thinks IL can Is making
a mighty big mistake.
but II you start off with the love. why
the money may come and even II II
don't II you've got somebody you love
and that loves you, and can make a fair
living, why, don't see that anything
else matters very much That's the way
] think about 1t, and wouldn't marry a
man with thousand million dollars II
/ didn't love hin."
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04
FIND HOW TO SECURE A WIFE
Manicure Lady at Merchants Hotel
Philosophizes on Human Nature
and Men in General.
PART OF THE NEW HOsTE1RY

Belle Rinkley. Beatrice Fairsnacks and
Dorothy Snix. have held forth in the
public prints for many years, At con-
siderable length and in vast variety upon
the important question OF how TO get
n husband.
In spite OF Carlyle's famous dictum
that any woman, so she be not an
actual hunehback. can marry any man
abe sets her mind upon" many maidens
seem to lack the knowledge or the con-
fidence in themselves.
Misses Rinlxey. Fairsnacks and Snix
have put forth many wise words and
coneocted numerous ingenious schemes
10 insure each maid one man TO have
for. her very own.
'I,ottie" is exhorted to be cold and
distant for a season In hopes that this
wiz bring her dilatory swain TO time
Mildred is advised to tell her beau
that she Ia expecting a proposal from his
rival and thus frightening him into a
proposal through fear Of losing her.
And thus the list goes day after day
with no "testimonials' at hand TO show
just how the prescriptions worked.
But the love councillors above mem
tiored have failed 70 find the one sure
AAARNN
things, when II is discovered IL Is very
simple. Why didn't we think OF that
before. one asks.
So here Iss the secret which was I'm
earthed by an interviewer with the mani
.curist in the new barber shop Of the
Merchants.
The Real way.
How to get a husband-Become a mani
curist
There's the whole thing in nutshell.
or on a, fingernail. as one might say.
"a husband
Miss Daisy widener. the manicurist
laughed lifting laugh that had in II
something Of amusement, something all
most of contempt
"a husbandl"
Her laugh was like the Nslaugh OF a
man in Newcastle 10 whom the Ques-
tlon was prOpounded, how 20 get lump
of coal or gentleman m Athens. Of
whom inquiry was made how to get an
owl.
why, get two or three proposals
on an average every week, here"
laughed Miss Daisy wiGener.
The worst part OF It is to keep them
from getting too serious" she continued,
earnestly. That's one of tho hard
1hings in this business. You don't like
10 hurt a mans feelings and yet some-
times you Just have to laugh at them.
they're 80 funny.
but / always try TO pass It Off for
joke. 1 tell them not to kid me and
ali that sort Of thing and It usually
works out all right"
Miss Widener Is decidedly pleasing to
look upon-peachy complexion. dark hair
worn close TO the head a Ia Cleo de
Merode you know. soft, laughing. hazel
eyes, and all that. No wonder, abe gets
y proposals.
The interview took place In the sumpt-
.uous new barber shop OF the Merchants.
!. while the seven tonsorialists were busy
;lwith customers in the seven sumptueus
..chairs.
3. Miss Widener Is the only manicurist ct
present, but, she sayh. II business keeps
crushing In as II has lately. they VIII
surely have 10 add another.
She looks on her profession or art. as
more than merely a catering to the van
lily OF men
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

Better q TIP Than a Smile.
Oh no." laughed Daisy; you can get
plenty OF smiles, but 81 tips are scarce and
far between"
On the subject of marriage the young
manicurist became serious. She could
have given lecture before a club OF
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

We have built some of the
largest and most up-to-date
warehouses and buildings in
Omaha and other metropolitan
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

"Preponderance of evidence indicted
from scientific Investigations has milf
tated toward the inevitable conclusion"
{ said Miss Daisy. vthHt the microbe,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES finds It's most
prolix domicile beneath the human finger
nail"
This is Miss Daisy.s scientific speech.
You gotta keep your nails clean" says
Miss Daisy. the mbnicurist. "What'n
folks think II you don't? And besides it's
sanitary. You gotta do It to be sanitary. :"
The young woman, blushing at the now
! city Of being interviewed. but anxious
and capable 70 rise TO the occasion, be-
tween earnestness and giggling. told what
she has observed OF the advance of her
art. science and profession throughout
America.
"Now In the east" she said. you find
more nanicuring than you do here in the
middle west Lots o. Johnnies back there.
you know. that aren't good for anything
but getting manloured and barbered and
shoe fhined all the time That's all they
got brains for
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04
HeIDa Mep In BusIne.s.

Now, out here In the wet, the men
that get manicured are men that know
how valuable Il Is 70 have a good APP
pearance. n helps them in their busi-
ness. Now out In Frisco and Los Angeles
there are more manlcurists than there
are here i'm the middle west. ! got my
training at the Waldorf in New York"
Miss Daisy. who ought TO be an adver-
tising manager, then mentioned that some
OF her Omaha customers had made trips
east and had returned declaring that they
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-23
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TIE EARcHLIGHF
latest 3rsws from tho rtsids 81
Science, Education anu IN
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SANITATION in BRAZIL.

one OF the most rapid and effective
campaigns for sanitation ever under.
taken is that by which the creates.
cities Of Brazil have been made
.healthful. Brazil was long notorious
for Its epidemics. of typhoid, malaria,
yellow fever, and dysentery, and as
recently as 1900, II was not uncom-
mon for ships touching at Brazilian
ports to lose the igreter part Of their
crews from these diseases.
The city OF Santos was originally
one Of the plague spots Of the coun-
try. 1t is situated on a low inarshy
island, which was the ideal breeding
place for hordes Of MOSQUITOES which
infested, the city, while there was
practically no sewerage system.
I "A special commission was appoint
led to undertake the sanitation Of this
city. 1t was drained by a series OF
canals, and a modern Sewerage sys-
TEN installed.
Santos is now a beautiful city for
Europeans as we'll as natives. and in
the health resort Of the people of the
state of Sac Paulo, Its hotels being
crowded by people from the interior
from June to September. Only q
few years ago, 1t was stunned as a
veritable plague spot.
In the other great cities Of Brazil,
the improvements have been equally
striking.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-23
Joyful AlitlcipasiOR
Of Motherhood

There Is apt to lie d latent apprehension
Of distress to mar the complete 10y Of
ssxpsetatton. But this is quite cvercor,a
BY the advice, OF so mary, women to use
Mothers Friend" This Is an external
application designed to so lubricate the
7uscles and to thussso relieve the pres
sure reacttng on the nerves. that tho
natural str9in Upon tile cords and lisa-
saents Is not accompanied by those severe
PAINS SAID to cause nausea, morning sick
ness and many local distresses. This
tnlendid embrocatl6n Is Known to q multi
ado Of mothers.
Many people believe THAT those rem dies
rhich have stood the test Of titae. that
aye been put to every trial under the
t-ylnE conditions OF age. weight, general
ealth, ETC., may be safely relied upon.
md Judging by tie fact that Mothers
:riend'' has been in continual use since
,,ir grandmother's earlier years and Is
now, throughout tho United states Il
5a% be easily Inferred that It ts some
hing that women talk about ana gladly
tccomtnend to prospective nothera
Mothers Friend, is psepared only IN
our own laboratory and Is Epld by drug
lists everywhere. Ask for a. bottle to-day
md write for a special book FOR, expectant
Others. Address Bradhe1d Regttlatos
TO-, 4oT Lamar E'c;-lo kt..nrtr, Gu.
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!. COMING EVENTS
. IN HARRISBURG

WV - a - w, y - v v ~ ~ y =
Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
January 81, 30 aud 2sl-Betle Travers
Musical Comedy Company, afternoons
and evening, Odeon theatar.
Thursday Friday Aud Saturday,
January Eli, az and Is, 'iJriftwood,''
presented by the Palace Players, Pal
ace theater.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
January 25, Is and 27-H Slaves OF
the Mills" presented by the Palace
Players, Palace theater.
Friday and Saturday, January %
and 2 81. Clarksbhrg on the Screen, .
motion pictures Robinson Grand
theater.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
January %, 90 and 30-..A Race Tor
Life,'", presented by the Palace Play
ers. Palace theater.
Friday, February g." Potash and
Perlmntter." evening, Robinson
Grand theater. c
Monday, February 22-Lynian ii.
Howe's moving pictures. Robinson
Grand theater.
Tuesday. February 2S. Chicken pfc
supper, given by Ladies Aid Society
OF tho First Presbyterian church iii
the church parlofs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-23
Iookinr Bja,ckward.

The Washington Star presents an
interesting argument to show that Mr..
Bryan Is excusahle for his letter TO an
Official in, Santo Domingo asking him
what places he mad at l1ts disposal for
deserving Democrats:
.sElr. Bryan was not considering his
own Interests, but Mr. Wilson's.
E,yerythtng he does as Democratic
leader has for IT'S object the renom-
tnstton and reelection Of his chief
4 That may be true, says the New
York Times. 1t does not excuse
Mr.. Bryan In The, least. 1t does involve
the president. He is a man OF high
ideals; IL he does not know THAT these
ideals are being dtsregarded in his i'm
terest by. HIS superservt ceable secre-
tary Of state, he should acquaknt him
self with the fact and stop it. 1t fs OF
no avail to summon forward loohHn9
men to his side II his presidential
canvass Is being stocked and gasofined
by methods that look backward as
far as the time OF Andrew Jackson
and William L. Marcy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-23
The A,Narv Tax Exc.itise.

According to figures Just. given
out by the Division of Statistics Of
the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce Of the. United States De
!partment OF Commerce, the total
value Of imports for the twelve
months ending with DECEMBER
amounted to s1,7S9,022.426. The
total value Of all imports for the
twelve months ending with Decem-
Der. 1913, amounted to s1,792, $780,
4s0. according to the same author.
ity.
The difference is SO slight as tc
be almost negligible. Yet, according
to the Democrats. the European wal
stopped irnportations of merchandise
into this country since the first Of
last August to such an enormous
extent that they were forced to plas-
ter an alleged war" tax upon the
people!
In the fact of such official figures,
has any Democrat the nerve to assert
or any other person the idiocy to be.
lieve. that the European war was
actually responsible for that iniquit-
Gus tax?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-23

making quite Id extende d tisS \ of a
mineral substance 5ot which the ay-
erage reader has never heard-se-
leniitm This substance may stand
between the reader and death. 1t
helps to Guide every ship ti,at sails
the ocean safely into port.
Seleninm has the peculias prop
erty OF being a Conductor Of cleo
tficity when the light does not shine
on y. The tnySntofs who. are trans
mittlng images by telegraph use
ssienium to convey the impulses Of
light and shadow But Uncle Sam
puts 1t to different Use. He Cannot
be everywhere when the sun rises III
the morning to turn out the light
buoys which mark the ship channels
OF the nayfgable rivers and harbors;
nor can he turn them all on again
IN tho evening without aid. So he
has made seleniuni do the work. He
has 80 equipped the. gas buoys. that
when the sun goes down st the even
Ing. the selenium turns on the light
IN the gas buoy. Next morning, as
soon as the sun arises the light On
the seleninm conyertssit into a con-
ieNStSh VI SlSStIiCltyt WHICH enables IL
TO turn on the light automatically
There are thousands Of remark
able things which you are all tho
time helping to do, for you are an
equal partner An this great corpora
ton of Uncle Sam and Company,
and yet you know very little about
1T. II is the mission OF the stirring
book. The American government"
by Frederic J. Haskins, to make q
full report to you as one OF the
stockholders. In this book It ia
taken for granted that you know
there are two senators from each
state. and that you, AT, least have
other books which tell these things.
What The American Government
does Is to reveal to the reader tho
thousands of things which tend to
make him proud Of his, stock In the
firm Of Uncle Sam and Company.
Cut out the coupon on another page
and get copy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-23
Democratic RepudiatUrss.

h a NIX -. COZ l.s.., ~ ~ ~.
q pgft ,,a .or szlo aytowen py rae clty
I .,SVu1sal riloay niene 20 ~. q, sperry
asl lI'r teesl services IN connectlon WIN
Slle pfluss Dotios as ,s 2 JUS. one. cues,
IONS arose as 70 me yaiadaty OF me
i,,li' !. ana uiey ooIio NOT .pe soid UNI
gh alper centan qpestncns vert
passed on ny we state supreme court
isauuonmeys NJ: y; Sperry ana Jonn 9
9 ~. ioohsu ateer sne mater Iol
SeSmzens On 'nenait OF the cdy; Two
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-23

~, Z i, a. 4 !. y "a s n = \, :, 4, 5,
r n ~ .sps; yne saiiea tngir clls
,.ll, g. the Erend banks for =
,i M, s..., Via Marpleneaa thh town
~: s S S. sun stanns, VAIN lts net-
~, IN 4 y =. ssrsess. ana square ll n
MI N, !. 1910 ~ ~ lnsn. upon mem;
nv W. .ls Inc me !aclntmen aiseeyeree
s ~, nsl .o seIs MsInien mead, the old
i ayn 81 e so q eyeTsna aowed:
one and pVr = 8 spienqie laneiock 8,
snc,, ~ !ass Mnat - neasa lor me y
49, S;asg .. sasn.lng Mowadays Y y
4, ~ ss,s., VIE sum racing craft worm
!. ny ~ !. ~ OF noiiars ana 2 pit q
tsa ~ IAN. .ane called me neck which
s .as v.u.ttIne nsneTman used q. 9. COW
snns s,s ma nas become g colony Of fasti-
iou s.. SUMMER MONIES.
s.ransey enough the old salt
y, wno ,.. owned lnis DIT OF land fcresaw
~, e . g. ano created dount q ms
s sa =. sos pronesying that y would
oas s. uss oe covered Win gold dollars.
:. Map as. o. we houses OF Marplehead
uaIe DICK 70 colonial days. and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-23
New "Blue SlSyv Iav,

Since the "blue sky law passed
by the Legislature OF 1913 was de-
clared unconstitutional in some oil
its provisions, those who favored the
fundamental features Of that meas
ure have been busy reconstructtng II
by eliminating the Objectionable
provisions. Such a law has been
prepared by Auditor Darst, and will
be submitted at the present session
of the legislature, when 1T is hoped
1t will pass.
The intent. Of the measure is tc
protect the people of West Virginia
from being imposed upon by fake
corporations and the purchase Of
worthless stocks. No! honest enter.
prise will object to complying with
reasonable provisions Of q Law
framed for this PURPOSE. Wheeling
lntelligencer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-23
GEES VERDICT.

4 tPARKERsBURG Jan. pa jury
IN the federal Court here last evening
in the suit OF Dr. D. S. Deaial, Of Ran
dogph county, agafnst the Cpal & Coke
Railroad Company for $4,000 dams
ages, gave a verdict for the plaifitiff.
awarding him 5000. Deahl sustained
injuries fh an accident on the road.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-23
A stirring Book.

The United States government mas
need for many different substances
IN. carrying forward the various ac-
,tivitles In which II Is engaged. 1t
needs the gauze OF flies wings to
make some Of It's scientific instru-
ments, and even gathers lightning
bugs for Its laboratories. 1T is now
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-23
SIZE;
COULD DIE.
And Be Free From Her Troubles,
but Finds Better Way.

Columbia, Tenn Many q fiine.'s
says Mrs. Jessie Sharp, of this place,
slwislied I would die and De relieved
| Of my suffering, from wofianIy troubles.
! Could not get up, Wittout pulling al
something to help me, aud St6yed inlbed
most OF the time. lcotild not do my
houscwork. & i:,si
The least amount Of work tired me.
out. My head would swim, and I would
temble for an hour or more. Finally, 1
look Cardui, the woniar's tonic, and
\ am not bothered with pains any more,
and don't have TO 90 To- bed. In, FACT.
Elatn sound and well Of all TROUBLES ''
eardni goes 10 all The weak spots and
helps to make them strong. Itacts with;
;flatire-iiot against her. II Is for the
tired, necvous, irritable women, who feel
as i. everything were wrong, and need
something to quiet their nerves and
strengthen the worn-out system.
Ifyou are q woman, suffering from any
ot the numerous symptoms OF wbiiianiy
doubIs, take Cardili. 1t viii help YOU.
at all druggists.
Write z; Chattanooga Medicine Co. Lsdiss.
Advisory DEBT, Chattanooga. Tenn, for ,Stsffsk
srslsnsnt ID Womss lin bin wfsp5ss. No. III
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-23
An Eyeninr Echo.

Wealth. after which you run with
30, much ardor, is like the shadow
that walks about you: II you run af-
ter 1t, 1t flies from you: II you fly
from It, 1t follows you.--ROBERT
MORRIS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-23
on tIlc ,IsIcht mack. .

Il Governor Hatfield and the legisla7
ture are on the right track. The
Dem ocratic minority is. minority Of
prejudice. 1t went to Charleston, ar
fogant, and boosted that 1t had
practiced .No" in concert for a con-
siderable period Consequently. the
majority has laid out its Legislative
program, caucused on the same, and
Is prepared to put It. through with
little delay, The, governor and the
majority possess the responsibility
Since the Democratic minority is not
disposed 10 cooperate the best ex.
pedient is asbit Of chloroforni and q
well directed forward movement Of
the steam-roller against specious. OPP
position that can be raised. Par
kersburg News.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-23

A bee will visit from eighty TO 100
heads Of clover before getting a load
Of honey. 4.
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tofossAi 'Statse

West Virginia is q. little state Of
colossal things colossal mining In
dnestries. colossal politics. cplossal
bootlegging. colossal hip pockets. co.
lossal winters and colossal summers.
Also itFhas colossal fruit farms, ap-
pie and peach orchards bigger than
counties, buckwheat fields where al
most all the buckwheat or the world
IA raised.
And now, up near Davis, w. Va,
q fence is being built around the
Marshall tract OF land OF $4,000
acres. The Fence Will require $500
posts. sixteen feet apart. Poca-
hontas Independent.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-23

sios Two l Years Naturalization.
Two years ago / was greatly bsne6tet
through using two or three bottles of Cham.
5erlain's Tablets writes Mrs.S. "A. Keller,
Elids, Ohio. Before taking them ] was
ick Tor two years with ihdigesti6n.'' Sold BY
dealers Advertisements
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-23

Uniontown, Pa. appears to be en-.
joying Democratic prosperity to the
fullest extent. r..,,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-23

Peruvian oil fields are rapidly be
ing developed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-23
HABIT WILL OUT.

Detective oh, you .wondrous chap:
You handle handouts with snap-
And crooks and spies you soon entrap;
Mayhap.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-23

And SO You see. concluded the
great detectives fair visitor, ~. have
come to you. OF course, II Count
Macaghetti Is q barber and no. count
of no account, you might almost
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-23
Ninlsing HimseIf Irn,i.,,,,,,iar

tire wIll again Essay the tax
.Chaflestoit Mail. III :. z Z
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1915-01-14
THE COST OF A CADET

It has been determined that it costs Uncle Sam $26,OOO for each graduate of West Point. The finest young men of the country come from this great military school.
 Since the outbreak of the war there has been no end of agitation favoring additional facilities for preparing young men for military service.
 Among the bills is one by Representative Mo K ellie r, which proposes the estab- liShment of fifty military schools, one in each of the forty-eight states, one in the District of Columbia and one in Alaska. To each of these it is proposed that the gov ernment shall contribute $8O,- 900 a year, if the states in it is located will con- $40,OOO a year. Each is to have a capacity of 300 students; the course of study will be academic, as we'll as military, and all of the students, selected by com petitiVe examination, are to be housed, clothed, fed, main tained and educated without cost to them, the only re- quirement being that each youth so educated shall fof seven years after graduation hold himself ready to re- SpOnd to a call to service in the army, if needed.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1915-01-14
U. OF A. NEEDS BUILD
 ING FOR MINE WORK

A recent editorial in the Arizona Gazette commented very favorably upon the or ganization of the Arizona chapter of the American Min ing Congress and the benefits that may be derived from the same. The Arizona chapter was formed somewhat in pro- test of the conditions which have existed in the state for some time past. These con- ditions are chiefly in the form of adverse legislation, legiSla- ton which would require bonanza propositions to with stand the attacks. It has been in the nature of a challenge and capital has not dared to enter.