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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-06


The Editor Of The Arizona Republican,
Phoenix, Ariz.
Dear Sir:
Seeing an article in your paper
dated the Bird Inst, | would like to
make a correction on the statement
rega riding Hayden and the personal
Use"
A letter written by a Mrs NJ. f.
Miller of Hayden to you, states that
the liquor problem in this town is a
serious proposition, inasmuch as,
those who get shipments for their
own personal use" call all their
friends in to help them drink ii up.
This assertion is not what | would
call the truth, and a number Of the
residents will agree with me on this,
as we have enough officers here TO
cope with any occurance Of that
kind.
Again Mrs. Miller states, that she
could go to at least a dozen houses
here in Hayden, and get "tanked up.
This seems very unbecoming language
for a lady, and any lady that has
any respect for herself, would mod
crate this especially if she meant 1t
to be printed in the leading paper
of the state, it sounds like some
corner boy, or one Of the under
world.
Mrs. Miller whoever you might be,
take a hint from one who knows, you
have done a very wrong thing IN
sending any literature TO Phoenix to
be printed in the paper of that city.
You said about everything you could
to spoil the good name of this town,
II you have any complaints of any
kind you should let the authorities
here know about it so that they can
rectify it.
The person that gave the name OF
Mrs. Miller, is more than likely
ashamed TO give their own name be-
cause they would be made an ex-
ample OF. and be made to prove every
word Of the letter they sent to the
| Arizona Republican.
| Mrs. Miller says she is hard
working woman. it appears to me thai
she must have little or nothing TO dc
when she goes out around the town
to see what she can find out about
who is drinking up all the persona
use" that is received here.
Mrs Miller probably has seen one
exceptional case of a drunk, bui
where there is a case like this, It Is
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-06
EDITORIAIAONE


We may know sometime why the
Deutschland made its voyage TO
America. but up to the present time we
can only guess. and some of the
guesses made appear to be wild ones.
one writer points out that the cargo
consisting chiefly of dyestuffs was
worth only 100000. while if the
submarine had brought instead
synthetic chemicals, the cargo
would have been worth several
millions. He therefore concludes
that the voyage was not undertaken
for immediate profit but that it was
an incident OF a Enthusiastically
deep German design to scare the
American dye stuffs industry to death;
that it was the purpose to throw just
enough dye stuffs into the country to
remind US that Germany was still en-
gagged in making dye stuffs and would
be ready TO swamp the American in
dustry after the war.
We do not think that is the case.
The American dye stuffs industry is
a very anaemic baby. not worth throt-
ting. 1t is doubtful whether it is
worth protecting. 1t has had two years
10 grow in an unoccupied field but it
seems to have made no progress at all
Its products though perhaps a little
greater in volume. in response to the
clamor for dye stuffs. when the Ger
man supply was exhausted, are as
worthless for most purposes as ever.
The American industry having failed
to make any progress in two years
there was nothing in its promise to
alarm the Germans as to what it might
develop into during the remaining
period of the war. Certainly the
threat Of competition was not so great
as TO inspire the German submarine
merchantmen.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-06

il Strate from tn Candydaits their
sells, which Confessed to him an
Offered to make Affydvats to it an
some of EN- wanted to bring their
Relatifs which had Knode EN- from
Childhood. to Prove it.
Theys other Farmers which dom
look at this here Irrupshun of Can
dydats so Cheerflc. Wun OF EN- is a
Dog Fanceer which is Engaged in tn
BiIness Of Raisin Watch Dogs which
he SAYS has been Rooned. SeZ he:
Before this here Vissytashun Of
Candydaits begun all my Dogs was
reliable ia bred EN- Up to be Watch
Dogs. Tramp cuddent stick his
Nose on my Premises mite or DaY.
Now. while | got "A LOT of Dogs layin'
around / amt got no Watch Dog a
Tall. Some Of EN- has barked their
sells into State of ENostshun an
won't bark no more at Nothin They
list Moap around an don't see nothin'
no more TIL rest Of EN- is tn
Frendliest, Fermilyerest Dogs YOU
ever seen. From tn Feerce Dogs they
was before I'll Primmery Campane.
they got SOS at they'll Soshiate with
list anybody When they see q
Tramp or a Candydait comm they
ack like they're aEoin to wag their
Fule Tales off"
WIN Hunter which has been maxim
Livin' by huntin' VILE Annimies
fer tn BOUNTY ser az he's now with
out Occypashun He won't b1eeve
at they's "A Mounting Line or VILE
Cat or Bare in Arizonv no more H.
amt seen 10 Vile CAIN OF any kind
sence tn Primmery Campane opened
'cept Candydaits an he's A Lookin
un tn Calm Loz TO sec II they's any
/ thing sed about a Closte Seeson fol
/ Candvdaits. II they isn't he thinks
at he sees n Way at he can make Q
| Profitable Arrangemence with tn
Undertakes SOS at he can Work or
a Comishun. at least till he gifts Rec
Of his stock of Ammyniskun which
amt no Use to him now. If he car
cit a Comish1n rs big as TIL BOUNTY
he ust TO git on VILE Annimiles h
seq he can do bettern ever fer tn
Candydaits is much more Plentyer'I
tn Predatory Beests ust to be be
fore they Got skeered out by n
Hordes Of Candydaits.
LITTLE JAMES.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-06

very hard to get away from the law
II may be- that some Of the people
here go half and half. and send for
barrel and when it arrives they
split IL up, maybe this is what Mrs.
Miller means.
HaydeL IS a good clean moral town.
one of the finest in the state Of Ari-
IONA. and all things that tends 70
injure the good name Of the town
or the residents. viii be rooted out
never to return.
/ am not in the least prejudiced
against the above mentioned lady.
and | am not Connected with the law,
or the authorities here, | am just an
ordinary working stiff and being
here for the last five years. it does
not seem right to me to have some
one who is only an ordinary town
gossip" try to spoil the name of a
good town.
Trusting that you will slip this in
your interesting paper so that the
people of the state who buy your
valuable paper will see this and that
the name Of Hayden, Arizona. will be
considered a place worth living in,
should anyone care to come here.
Thanking you very much in antici-
patton. | am,
A member Of the Nocyar club
| Hire little salesman at The Re-
| pub lean office A Want Ad will see
mora customers than you can.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-06
Progressives and the National Cam
paign

What effect the action of the pro-
gressive party at indianapolis will have
upon the national campaign becomes
a subject OF conjecture We should
say at the outset that the motives Of
the men who arranged the Indianapo-
lis meeting are not to be impugned.
They are high minded gentlemen, Col
onel Parker Matthew Hale, cambridge
Colby and all Of them. They were
among the founders of the progressive
party and they doubtless honestly be-
lieve that the action they have taken is
necessary to the perpetuation of the
principles Of progressivism. They be-
lieve that these principles are para
mount to the matter Of the success of
any political party. In this Colonel
Roosevelt and other eminent pro-
gressives who are now supporting Mr..
Hughes will fully agree with them.
They differ from Colonel Roosevelt and
those members OF the national pro-
gressive committee who voted to en-
dorse the nomination of Mr.. Hughes
only in a matter Of policy; they are
all one in principle.
II was the view of Colonel Roose-
Welt and others. the great majority OF
the progressives. that a very large
mass Of the voters having decided
against securing reforms through a
third party this pregnant year, it was
the duty Of progressives to ally them
selves with the party which promised
In its candidate the most for progress
ivism and for another great issue, that
Of Americanism, which had arisen since
the principles of progressivism were
enunciated four years ago. 1t was the
practical view OF these men, that t
do the best they could to secure tbs
most possible for the country was no
an abandonment Of progressivism. 1t il
10 be hoped. and we expect that Messrs
Hale, Parker and Colby and the other!
will be found in after years working
together with Colonel Roosevelt ant
the progressives who are now support
ing Mr.. Hughes for the advancement
Of the principles of progressivism unit
all those principles have been translat
ed into laws.
Now. as to the effect on the nationa
campaign. of the reorganization Of tn
progressive party. We believe it wi
be TO the great advantage of the re
publican party. The vote for Colone
Roosevelt In 1912 was about 4,120,00I
OF these between 100000 and LOCO, 90
were the votes Of democrats, some G
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-06

dent as Doctor Rappoport relates il:
The young nobleman at that time
wore boots with high, wide legs SO
as to allow a small pistol to be 9p
cealed in them. A shoemaker having
sent the prince a pair of boots with
narrow legs. Don Carlos went into
fit of fury ordered the
boots to be cut up into small pieces,
cooked and sent over to the shoe
maker for him to eat. According TO
some accounts the latter was actually
forced to swallow his own boots.
What may be described as paper
meal de luxe was that of the famous
Fanny Murray. mentioned by Horace
Walpole: Il liked her spirit in an i1s
stance | heard of t'other night. She
was complaining of want of money.
Sir Richard Atkins Immediately gave
her a 20-pound rote. She said.
D. your twenty pounds. What
Toes it signify" clapped it between
.wo pieces of bread and butter and
~
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-06
ANXIETY FELT FOR SAFETY Of
AN|ER|C ANS At bLALOCK

At the time American Intervention
in Mexico seemed imminent. the
property of the Chamal colony was
reported to have been seized live
stock confiscated ard the members Of
the colony forced to seek refuge in
the mountains
Those arriving tonight stated they
constitute only third of the col
ony and that the others will come to
the border as soon as possible
They reported an uneventful trip.
The federal government, il was stated
tonight. would furnish funds neces-
sary to enable the refugees to reach
their former homes.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-06
TAKES CONVENT VOWS


ST. LOUIS, Aug. Miss Doris
Dean. youngest daughter of Richmond
Dean of Chicago. vice president of the
Pullman company today took the
vows of a visitation nun at the con-
vent here. Henceforth she will be
known AS Sister Claude Agnes. She
graduated at the Visitation Convent
last June.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-06
TO CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-Senator
Walsh of Montana who will be western
manager of the democratic national
campaign: Senator Salisbury of Della
ware, and Senator Stone of Missouri,
have been designated as special
committee to direct the democratic
senatorial campaign. Senators Walsh
and Salisbury will leave tomorrow for
Chicago where headquarters will be
established in CONJUNCTION with west
ern headquarters of the national COM
mittee.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-06
TRepubllcan A. P. Leased Wirel

LAREDO Tex. August Thirty
seven Americans. six men and five
women and twenty-siX children. all
members Of the Blalock colony at
Chamal. in the Tampico district. and
who had been isolated there since
June Is. arrived here tonight. AnX-
iety had been felt for their safety,
and il Is understood the Washington
government made representations 20
General Carranza recently in their
behalf
The refugees expressed the hope
that eventually the colony would be
able to return to Mexico
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-06

First Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral Daniel c. Roper, who has had
much to do with the distribution of
patronage during the present admin
istration, is to sever his connection
with the administration in order TO
take an active hand in the direction
sof the Democratic campaign.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-06
The Phoenix Savings Bank &
Trust Company
"Phoenix' Only Savings Bank

'Phoenlk Only Savings Bank
Owned and controlled by the PHOENIX
NATIONAL BANK Combined capital
and profits. $55SOOO; assets. s4,5OOOOO
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-06
LABOR AS CAPITAL

John Dobson, the carpet king, who died
in Philadelphia the other day, with up
wards of thirty millions of Accommodations,
was a mill boy at $500 week. His labor
was his capital, and every work day must
yield its toll of profit, which was carefully
husbanded against the time of oppor-
tunity.
The practical question for the young
men and women of today is: Does the
labor. which is perhaps your only capital
yield a profit? Are you the best clerk in
the store the best mechanic in the shop,
the best hand on the farm? There is no
other way to the office or agricultural
opulence. Is the labor you put in your
work producing you a profit when the
weekly or monthly settlement comes?
Both capital and labor must produce
profit if it is wisely expended. Does that
PROFIT show on a bank book at the end
of each settlement period2
To show a profit you must save part of
your earnings and deposit it SO it will
increase. To do it go straight to the
bank and put away your savings first.
It's the sure way
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-06

No thing we grasp
proves half the thing We
crave.
Dante Gabriel Rossetti.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-08-06
Where the People
May Have Hearing
The Town of Hayden

August. 1th, 1916.
The Editor Of The Arizona Republican,
Phoenix, Ariz.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-04-27
THE POWER OF A TEN DOLLAR BILL
EvAMcEllSTlc SERVICES
An FLORENCE BEGUN

The first of the series Of union
evangelistic services in Florence un-
der the preaching Of Rev. Cyrus s.
Nusbaum was held at the Methodist
church there Sunday evening. An
audience of more than, four hundred
'eople were present and the utmost
interest was manifested in the ser
vices. The Florence Citizen in refer
ring to the evangelist and to Prof. A.
y. Haley of this city, who will direct
the music during the meetings. says:
"Dr Nusbaum is speaker of extra
ordinary ability. His voice is deep
and resonant. He speaks with author
ity and his message carries convic-
ton. The evangelist is a thorogoing
organizer. All things considered. the
Christian people who are actively par
|ticipating in the evanrelistic cam
paign are very much encouraged.
Prof Haley is past master in his
line: as leader of choruses. he is
hard to beat. and his solos are very
sweet and inspiring. He plays the
trombone 10 ADVANTAGE in leading the
singing Mr.. Haley is also cartoon
ist and will put on some of this work
rom night to night illustrating his
songs
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-04-27
THE PACIFIC FLEET
GUNNEfS ARE 5000

San Diego Calf. April s5.-Naval
officers here expressed eradication
over scores made by vessels of the
Pacific fleet at elementary and battle
practice this year. In the recent try
outs. the Maryland scored 16 hits in
IL shots in elementary practice, and
the Cleveland 10 out OF ls shots. In
battle practice. the Cleveland made 80
hits in 10 shots.
1t was announced that in torpedo
ractice Friday OF San Ped the des-
rover Stewart scored two hits in as
many shots while steaming at speed
of twenty knots. The rar-e was be-
tween $500 and 1000 yaris. Other
vessels of the fiot,lla also made good
averages. The Stewart made perfect
score at both night AMI day torpedo
practice and probably viii be awarded
the trophy rennant for l9i5-ie. accord
ling to naval officers.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-04-27
MRs RoArH hERe.

Mrs. Roy Renth Of Florence is In
town today a. bauinsss TIP
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-04-27
THIS TOWN IS TO Be
GAREEN OF FLOWERS

Thee isn't the least doubt about 4,
This town is to be Earien OF flow.
ers II all those who have gotten Mas.
turtium seeds at this Office plant them,
The Record has even been in re
ceipt Of many mail orders from out.
of.town subscribers and others who
want to beauty their places. The
people of Chandler where the Daily
Record has n large list OF readers,
have shown as much enthusiasm as
the people of Canon City People
from the other camps have also re-
sponded.
The Record wants every person in
Canon City and vicinity who have n
love for the beautiful to have these
seeds. All that is necessary is a
coupon properly filled out
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-04-27
NAVAL BILL CARRIES
A LARGE INCREASE

WASHINGTON. April 25.--The naval
appropriation bill for the fiscal year
1917. framed by a house sub-commlt-
tee and submitted TO the committee
today. carries s217.652,174. against
sl4e. .s56.ss5 appropriated for the cur
rent fiscal year. This is inclusive of
public works and is on the basis of
the navy DEPARTMENTS proposed build
Ing program for 1917.
The navy departments building pro-
gram for 1917. which is for two battle
ships. two battle cruisers, three scout
lcruisers. ifteen destroyers. thitfy sub
marines. two gunboats. one hospital
ship and one fuel oil ship, is embodied
without change for the committee to
take up next Thursday.
This proposed building program
would cost ss5.s72.l27. against s45.-
o5s. sol for this year and includes
s27. .647 900 for hulls, outfits. and ma
chinery OF proposed new ships ard
s7,675.0oo for hulls and OUTFITS OF Eve
fleet submarines and twenty-five coast
submarines proposed, and $2i.6si. 900
for the armor and armament for ves-
sells authorized in the 1917 building
program. There Ia also an item Of
$2s. .369.l27 for construction and mach
inery Of vessels heretofore authorised.
For aviation in the navy. including
maintenance Of air craft stations and
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-04-27
FARMERS AND DUOELeTS

-oh. he's just a farmer out here
in the country
We stoad on a street corner the 9th
er day and heard that remark passed
by one Of tine brilliant, young mascu-
line striplngs of oar town as he
"brmmed" the m kings from friend.
The farmer. to he sure. was just a
farmer "out in the country" He wore
overalls and rove his wagon into town
but at home his automobile rested
snugly in the garage. He owns one
of the most valuable farms in this
whole section OF the state. His home
lie is ideal and his wife and children
have everything they desire. His sim
pie word is as good as his check. and
his check would be honored for sum
that might stagger you.
He is a man, a real man, a man
whcm other men acknowledge to be
u mah among men. even il he is '.just
a farmer out here in the country"
But what of the STRIPPING. what of
the dudelets
He IS just one CT that numerous clrss
who always know everything and new
er do anything. who amount to moth
ing and are worth less. He is just a
dudelet. and it is doubtful IL he ever
attains TO the dignity Of being a
real dude.
Yes. he is "just farmer out hero
in the country but he is our friend.
he is everybody's friend. and time
may prove him to be the friend in
need. of the poor, vaPid. brainiess
dudelet.
We need thousand moro just like
him-this man who is ''just farmer
out here in the country and whom
we are proud to know us our friend.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-04-27
YOU'LL HAVE TO HURRY IF you
WANT A NEBRASKA PENNANT

because they saw at once the advan-
tage OF having the whole series for
decorative and other purposes.
Those who have started with the
Nebraska pennant are sorry that they
did not get in on the California offer
ing and are anxious to know what the
next offering will be. We. ourselves,
do not know yet. but have been ai-
vised that it will be different in de
sign and color.ng than any of the 9th
ers.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-04-27

experimental work in development of
aviation for naval purposes the bill
carries $4,000. 900. and. in ad dti n.
$4,000 for the naval advisory com
mittee for aeronaltics. The nav-l mill
tia is given sSs7.7s7. instead of $3.50
600 each as reimbursement for expen-
ses incurred in maintenance of ma
rine schools in those states.
In personnel. the bill provides for
i3,50O additional men. For naval
auxil!aries s95ao9o is allowed. an in
crease OF $3.50. .0ee.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-04-27

We don't want TO rush you or
crowd you but it's a plain fact that Il
you want n Nebraska pennant you
will have TO come in today or tomor-
row because the supply is already
limited. We have less than twenty
pennants left now so IL you want one
OF Nebraska. You'll Have to Hurry"
The pennant game is getting more
popular every day. People who
bought California pennants were the
first to buy the Nebraska pennants.