Arizona republican., 1916-10-10
GARFIELD AND KIBBEY AT STADIUM TONIGHT
APPEAR FIRST IN THE TOWNS
 OF SOUTHS|DE

The throttle of platform eloquence will be thrown wide open today in the Salt river valley. From the Chand- Ter plain to the reechoing horizon west of Phoenix. 42 centimeter argu- ments why an honest. well meaning but weak and Vacillating president should lay down his pen and make room for an examplar of stalwart | Americanism, will hurtle from mid day to sunset through the circum- ambient atmosphere. Pleading petu i lance and irritating delay have worn a long suffering and patient people to a wind shivered frazzle and men of deeds as well as words, wise men | from the east as 1t were have come 1 to tell why Charles Evans Hughes, a champion of the nations honor as well as the peoples rights, should slip into the presidential chair. the rugged touch of a back bone it has not sensed since the waves closed over the Lusitania's dead or the as sessin's dagger was unsheathed in 1 Mexico.
 Hon. James R. Garfield. from all over the United States but mostly Ohio and Washington, Hon. Clarence E. Miller from Minnesota and Hon. Joseph H. Kibbeyt from all over Ari- zona, with headquarters at Phoenix, will make the initial charge quite early in the morning and stay on the firing line until the cold. pale moon relieves the flickering lights over the Y stadium in Phoenix, and the popuiace retires with a hope in its heart that many have not hitherto experienced for long time.
 Mir. Garfield will arrive on the Ari- zona Eastern train from Los An geles. and will be taken at once to the home Of his host, Mr. Dwight B Heard, for breakfast and q few min utes of rest Mir. Miller and Judge I<ibbey will arrive via Santa Fe from their speaking tour in the north. Mir. Miller is a well known congressman from Minnestota, where they pro- tduce men of rugged intellect as well as frames. He has been touring the west at the behest of the national committed
 At o'clock. these gentlemen as the guests of Mir. Heard. will leave by motor car for Chandler. They are scheduled to arrive there at II o'clock and will address the people of that neighoorhood in the loggia of the San Marcos hotel. Thereafter, lunch con will be served and the party will leave promptly for Mesa, where the | " the city hall. the meeting beginning at 2:30 o'clock.
 It is expected that the Mesa busi-
 ness houses will close during the
 speaking period in honor of the dis | tinguished guests, whom all will want
 to hear, irrespective of the partisan | nature of the meeting for all these men are of a sort who dwell in ar atmosphere above the cruder lines o party prejudice They are the kinC of men who do not merely subscrib, to party platforms. but draw partie, i to their principles and elevate thu : standards that would otherwise b' : vitiated to simple grab for offices
 In view of this decided courtesy or
 the part of the Mesa people, tn,
 motor special will run or schedul, z time that there may he no embarrass . ment of local arrangements at an! r point.
 r Immediately after the Mesa meeting < the party will leave for Tempe, wher,
 another meeting has been scheduled n 2t the city hall park Tt i:30 o'clock f It will be too late in the day for lonj , addresses, out short snappy speeche
 are expected from all. Everybody il = the whole countryside is invited to b
 present, and as many as can do SC
 are urged to come to Phoenix for tn
 evening mass meeting, also.
 At 7:%0 clock the mass meeting a
 the Y. M. C. A. stadium will be calle
 to order It will be noted that thi . is half hour earlier than the meet ings heretofore held, but there vii
 be speakers present that all will war
 to hear, and it is desired to disms
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