Arizona republican., 1916-08-09

a fair understanding of methods. a testing out of methods. an exchange of information. an endeaVor to ascer- tain what method is good one. where waste can be avoided. what can be intelligently used in order to pro- mote the business of a given industry Tt is in that way that our laboring
 men will find the greatest opportunl- ties for increase in wages
 The republican party is the great national party l tell you my friends | inc present administration is a sec tional administration and there is profound truth in that
 Now my friends. We want not only American efficiency in business. ei- ficiency in the organization or Dusl-
 ness in the protection of the factors
 of human industry and commerce.
 we want the American flag unsuilied and the American name honored | throughout the world
 our friends on the other side are
 very sensitive about Mexico They say why, that is all past Isn't that all past2' No. the worst of it Is that
 il is all past and that We cannot get
 at it; but that record Is an imperish-
 able record Of weakness and vacilla-
 tion that forfeits or should forfeit
 the confidence of the American peo- pie The question is not simply as . to that act of this act but 1t IS a
 record which is so changeful, so fuii of wrong headness. so inconstant. so , destitute of correct purpose. that we | cannot view 1t save with the con , clusion that we cannot safely en- i trust the welfare of the American , peoDle. the honor of the American
 name and the protection of American citizens to an administration which
 has been guilty of the actions which
 constitute that record
 What the administration could ' have done is plain. But it had nc ' course of conduct which landed Mex 2 leo in anarchy, left our citizens. q ' prev to the ravages of revolution, and t made our name word of contemp in a sister republic.
 Now the correct way was this E if the administration had at the out s set said to Huerta we will recognize
 you if you can perform your inter
 national obligations, if you have go a real government that can discharg q it's duties-we wont recognize yoi " unless we are satisfied that you have -s But there is one thing that you am 'l every one else must understand. ant q that is this, American life and tn l. property of American citizens in Mex e ico must be protected, and we will SC II to it.
 "That was the straight and correc l. policy. That was the one thing tha al the administration ought to have don' 'e and the one thing that it did not dc > When men who had been deserte e, by their government when our war Id ships left San Pedro and allowe T. British and German warships {
 rescue our own people think of i at when he had run away-when one c a the cabinet officers was asked abou o- it. what 'lo you suppose he said? H T. replied You went down there Id make money, didn't you?
 The idea of any American, tn D. representative of this governmen y. daring to hold office in this countr e. and being traitorous to that respec pr due onr government: the protection ( ry ihe lives of it's citizens.
 We cannot let the American spir c. fall so low that lapped in the luxur lg occasioned by a foreign war we sha l. see American lives sacrificed withor ct a determination to prevent 1t an lt make the American name honored an |? respected wherever our flag flie te The trouble with this admnistratio z; is this: I don't think it has ever ha $. 2. policy in Mexico worthy of tn ,h name"
 Ut VACATION TO EAST-Rev. w ly Sims left last evening on a vacatio Id trip to Kansas City and other easter B. points.
 MITCHELL LEAvES-S. H. Mitch l. ell, manager of the street car com e pany left Tuesday evening for To af Angeles.
 l. UNDELIVERED TElEGRAMS - ,e There ares undelivered telegrams a 10 the Western Union Telegraph offic l. for the following: Messrs Systers