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Arizona republican., 1917-02-17
SUNDAY TO bE
 BUSY DAY FOR
 EvANGEL|STS

Sunday will be a busy day in the evangelical campaign in Phoenix, for at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon Evan gelist Hart will give talk for women only. while his co-WorlNer, MaSann, will talk at the First Methodist Epis- copal church at a meeting, admission to which is confined 10 men. In the evening the meeting will be held at 7:30 o'clock, as usual This time the subject will be Judgement Day
 At the meeting last evening Evan gelst Hart delivered q powerful ser mon. which was. in part. as follows:
 Many things are deceitful The ocean. calm and beautiful ore day, a raging rush of mountainous waves the next. the weather. serene and e&- hiliarating one hour and a deiGgIng torrent oI rain the next; animals that are thought to be tame, and many other things. but the heart is more deceitful to others. Men, knowing they should profess Christianity, de- cline to join the church, because they say they know of a member who is a hypocrite. Such man deceives others by making them think he means that.
 People, don't dare to show others their true thoughts. No person would dare disguise himself and ask his neighbor what he thought of him. An eaVesdropper never hears good of him self. The devil is disguised as an angel.
 There is no sham no deceit no hypO- i critics in the narrow path of righteous i ness.
 "The heart deceives itself Professed | church members do not obey the teach 1 ings of Christ when they are not right | right out, outright and down right good ] People deceive themselves by believing i in a new teaching, 6 scientific religion The heart is not only wicked. but i is desperately wicked. No man can i make his own heart better any more l than he can repair the watch that has i been smashed. No man can hide a i wicked heart by wearing good clothes. i The only cure IS q new heart, s new 1 mind, to be converted. An example
 was the man who waited for the water | of q rivulet to clear that he might i drink when q hog was wallowing in the stream just above him. The remedy i would be to drive the hog out Get at the fountain head of the trouble The heart is deceitful-who can know it.
 Yet God in his infinite mercy comes 1 Co save you. He only can look into your heart Look at his love for you in
 that while you were a rebel He sent l His Son to die for you.
 ] Cod loves the vilest sinner. but hates the smallest sin. Therefore. witn all O. His infinite love. He cannot save you unless you cut ont sin and accept i His love
 "A mother may love her drunken son
 when all others have forsaken him i:
 yes, she will love him to the end and
 let her burning fears fall over her face upon his blcated face as he dies in de-
 lirium trcmens; she will follow his
 body to the grave: will wet the earth
 with her tears. and go back the next
 day and again weep upon the grave.
 but did her love save him? No. Neither will Gods love save you unless you turn
 from sin"
Arizona republican., 1917-02-17

Campbell. as governor, in an election wherein every othe, man than Hunt on the state democratic ticket received a substantial plurality.
 And now Tom Campbell shows all signs of being the man whom the ch-abused state should have at it's head Hex is tacAiins hard job with serenity and strength of character and is supported without regard to party His message to the legislature was much to the point. He called attention to past waste of public money, de- handed rEluction of state offices and employees and competency such as would be demanded III private employ mcnt-dcmanded that state employees work eight hours day and showed that vacations and holidays are too much Of a rule Economy and eff ciency' he said, mo longer is T beauti- ful theery. Y is q wise practice and has come to stay. A state can be just
Arizona republican., 1917-02-17
MARKET NEWS
 By R. Allyn Lewis

It looks as though all the selling of the active stocks was short. The in veetment list is comparatively recov- cred.
 .7,. Paul common and preferred and G-eat Northern pfd., hang around low prices.
 Anglo French bonds were point and half peter. There has unquestion- ably been some short selling of these due to the very pessimistic feeling engendered by the fear that the U- boat campaign will impair English credit.
 Silver and coper are selling at the highest prices in years. and yet the properties which w6uld be most af- fected as to the earnings by these high prices are stagnant.
 It is not difficult to look over the list and find properties which are sell ing far below their values.
 Hide and Leather, pfd. is an ex- ample.
 Later on intrinsic worth will reassert itself in the value Of these properties. but at present it is not question of value, it is d question of sentiment. Republic Iron and Steel declared reg ular dividend of 1h5 per cent on the common stock and 1& per cent on .the preferred.
 The annual report of the Mackay company year en'1ed February 1. 1911 showed income from investment Of $4,GS3,265. new high record. Divi- dends paid on preferred and common 1 s4,069000. The balance sheet shows i total assets 93,293,T IA The surplus 1 is $1,913,544.
 l The money market remains as dull l as ever and the tone is a trifle easier Lenders for exempt are quoting rates 1 for SO days to six months on good mixed stock exchange collateral at Ia 1 fAc. For the same period industria 1 money rules AZ fn4i.c l With silver and copper selling al record prices for it, is remarkable thai
Arizona republican., 1917-02-17

signed 10 further tax the industrious for the benefit of the parasitic repre- sentatiVes of the 'peepul,' it would ap- pear this year that the lcgisia:o-s of moderate tone are in the ma iority and that tie interests of the outraged tax payers arc to have some sort of con- side.ati.n after five years of Hunt.sm md of well organized attacks upnn tle state treasury. made behind & fog Of reiteration that the mining companies would ray the freight IL is 10 be feared that in these raids the taxpay- ing 'inpal ent hystander suffered even more than the richer corporate targets.
 Undoubtedly, the election of q better breed of legislator has come through disgust of the conservative democrats over the misrepresentation of their party spirit and the use of their voices in the past for the socialistic ends of certain faction. Even better Was the choice of q republican. Thomas K.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-17
TIMES SUFFERS
 CHANGED HEART

Something Different Tn Arizona" is the heading of an editorial which rec ently appeared in the Los Angeles Times. Although not acquainted with the ed writer and lacking the knowl- edge as to whether or not he was a for mer Arizona citizen. the editorial was evidently designed to do otherwise than praise the siate government under the Hunt reign.
 Since the taxpayers and voters of Arizona took it upon themselves to try q republican governor for a l change" it has increased in intelligence many fold, according to the Times. 1 The editorial is as follows:
 "A refreshing change has come over the sort of political news that has been received from Arizona For a time, at least. little seems to be heard of the socialIstic yawp that has made the state considered as q bit lower than even Oklahoma in the scale oi political intelligence. While from the legislature have been reported a mum Der of measures of familiar sort, de-
Arizona republican., 1917-02-17
THE STATE OF TRADE

NEW YORK. Feb. 1e.-Tomorrow Bradstreet's will say:
 Despite many drawbacks, chief of these being partial blockades of for eign trade. unprecedented railway con @estion, threatening public food and fuel supplies, and very cold. stormy weather, the countrys trade continues large-heavier than year ago at this date, in fact. This is of course espe- cially true of spring trade, which is secured beyond peradventure, except where delays in shipping threaten further to retard deliveries of urgently required goods. It is in the matter of ar future trade and in industrial opera lions that retarding or disorganizing effects are most evident. and here the dominant note as regards future buy ing is one of conservatism. Weekly exchanges S4,715, EOS, ,000
Arizona republican., 1917-02-17

the groups that produce those articles remain so stagnant. There is a con- stant fear that at any time we may have big slump in the price for com modities and raw materials
 Inquiries for spot and second quar- ter copper still dominate the market, out transactions very light
 All sorts of bids have been made Tor spot according to dealers, as high as 3l cents being mentioned as the bid of one consumer for a large block. Quotations for second quarter range from 8 to 34c.
 Copper
 Exports for week ending February l5 totaled 5,l36, tons since February lst 16,324
 Copper Range Co. declared regular quarterly dividend sf.50 and $1 extra. The two previous dividends were $1. 50 o'Da s1 ovtrq and special of $1
Arizona republican., 1917-02-17
FOR BOTH PARTIES
lRepubIican 4. p. Leased wirsl

WASHINGTON. Feb. l6.-An exec utive order directing that appointment of postoffice inspectors be apportioned equitably among the states and the political parties. and that promotions be made only on q merit basis. was issued today by President Wilson on the recommendation of Postmaster General Burleson. Mr. Burleson said the orde rmade permanent a policy which already had been put in effect to a large degree by the departnanr
Arizona republican., 1917-02-17
MERCANTILE PAPER

NEW YORK. Feb. Mercantile paper, HOAX per cent; sterling 60 day bills, $4.721a; commercial 60 day bills on banks, S4.72i4 commercial 50 day bills. $4.72; demand, $4.757s; cables. S4.76 7-l6. Bar silver, 7S5sc; Mexican dollars. 60%c
 Government bonds easy; railroad bonds irregular.
 Time loans easier; GO and 90 days, 3% q 4 per cent; six months, per cent.
 Call money steady. High. 212 per cent; low, 2A per cent; ruling rate, 2l4 per cent; last loan, 212 per cent; closing bid. 21 per cent; offered al 212 per cent.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-17
KANSAS CITY GRAIN

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 16. - Wheat, No. hard s1.7Sm1.S4; No. red $1.7S dp1S2; May s1.72%: July $1.45.
 Corn, Uo mixed 9Sl4 UAc; No , white 9Sl3 a 99c; No. , yellow 99i2 q s1.000; May 9S1am2sc; July STE M 9s C.
 Oats, No. ? white 59@ ilc; No. mixed 51ia m 5Siac.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-17
LIVESTOCK
At Chicaqo


 CHICAGO, Feb. It. -- Hog receipts ! 30,00Q: slow, } cents under yesterdays s 1 average. Bulk $12.10m1 12.30; light $11.60@12.25: heavN s11.95M l2.40; pigs l S9.40@10.65.
 Cattle receipts 3,G00 weak. Native | beef cattle $7.S5M 12.00; western cat ttle nominal; stockers and feeders S6.25 1 19.25; COWS and heifers S5.25M10.40: calves $9.75m14.00. i Sheep receipts 5000; slow. Wethers | s11.00G12.00. lambs $12.40h1 14.90. At Kansas City KANSAS CITY, Feb. 1e.-Hog re- ceipts 1000: steady. Bulk S12.006t 1 12.35: heavy sl235M1240: packers and butchers S12.15@i12.35 light S1l75gl 1920; pigs $9.50M11.25. l Cattle receipts roc; steady. Prime fed steers s11.25D1lS5: western steers $8.00m 11.50; cows S5.50M9.50: heirers ! $T.00@11.0 stockers and feeders S6.7F | @10.75; bulls s6.506900; calves s70C | @1S.25.
 Sheep receipts 1000: strong. Lambs i $13.00@14.7 yearlings sl2.50a 1850; wethers s11.00M12.00; ewes $10.7 q 11.65.
 At St. Joseph
 ST. JOSEPH, Mo. Feb. l6.-Hog re- ceipts 1000; to 10 cents lower. Tor S1Z.4o. Bufk Sl2-UOM lZ.3o.
 Cattle receipts 300; steady. Steers 1 $LS5Gt 11.I5; cows and heifers $5.50 q | 1925: calves $500 e 1900.
 Sheep receipts 300: slow. Lambs s13.150l4.50: ewes $10.S5611.25. At Denver DENVER. Feb. 16.-Cattle receipt. 800 steady. Beef steers S7.o0M l0.5J; cows and heifers s6O0MS5o; stocker. and feeders S7.G0M9.50: calves S9.506, HOO.
 Hog receipts 1000; weak to 3 cent, lower. Top $12.00 Bulk s11.S5G 200 Sheep receipts 2.700' market D t( cents higher than week ago Lamb! SI3S5G1425; ewes Sl0.50m Ills.
 WOOL l BOSTON. Feb 1G.-Tie CcmmerC ia Brllctin will say tomorrow:
 "TEo wool market has aeen faiTl, active during the past week, esl aciail, in view of the limited stocks available MaEItacturers have sfown q tiisposi ton tC buy more or less steadily ant I, in fair quantities irices show n materIa Ial change comnared with tn end of last week, although evcry;.}tn; is exceedingly firm. liather mCr Contracting is reported from the yves ami the mills report .ittle cfahee il the actual market
 Scos rod Basis: TeXns-tme 1 months S1.12G lis; fine eight month 95M97c.
 Tei1itory-Fine staple Sl.21G i.2a half blood combing sI10T1.I3' trrae eighths blood comb;nE 1jcsts'.a n" common and braid II C 7ic: fina cloth ing yi.03ml.05: fine mediu II clo, Ai1i 9ScmSi co: pulled eXtrt Sl.16Gl1.1- fine A $1.G0G 1.03: AA 9jcff5l.00' anrcrs 9GM 95c.
 C%DGE. Feb. 16.-A m.scel.aneou , ,l.scrtinent amounting to J.S00 bale: yas offered at the wJoi-auction sale today Good wools were firm bu. oth sra moved irregularly. oaeenslar seouret, sold at 4s 7d ani Cape ' GroG Hope and Natal grce.'g at Z
 NEW YORK COTTON NEW YORK. Feb. 16-The cotto market closed steady ret seven point higher to six points lower.
 Cotton futures closed steady: Marc s15.s0: May $15.94: July SlG.01; oe sl5.G0;' Dec $15.74. Spot steady; mid ldl5ng Sl595
Arizona republican., 1917-02-17

as economical as man in private citi- zenshir.
 This is a good start. Let us trust She policy will continue and that Ari- zanians will rise 10 q full appreciation Of just how lucky thev are
Arizona republican., 1917-02-17
LIVERPOOL COLON

LIVERPOOL. Feb 16.-Cotton spot easier: good mddling s10.96 mid Hing s10.S6: low middling.. slG6S; sales 5000 baes
Arizona republican., 1917-02-17
COPPERS

Compiled for The Republican by R. Allyn Lewis, E. F. Hutton X
 Co.'S leased wire Hotel Adams building, 107 North Central Ave.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-17
he course of other cereals.

the course of other cereals
 Packers buying rallied provisions. Weakness earlier had been largely due to a decline in the hog barket and to the fact that shipments of provisions from here were small.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-17
METALS

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-Lead strong; l0c bid. Spelter quiet; spot East St Louis delivery, 105sc asked.
 At London: Lead. e30 los; spei- ter, e47
Arizona republican., 1917-02-17

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
 Furnished by R. Allyn Lewis, private leased wire to all ex- changes
Arizona republican., 1917-02-17
NEW YORK COLON

NEW YORK. Feb. 16.-The cottor market closed steady ret seven points higher to six points lower. Cotton futures closed steady: Marcf sl5.s0: May $15.94 July SlG.0l; Oct s15.G0:' Dec. $l5.74. Spot steady: mid- ding SIS
Arizona republican., 1917-02-17

l lC.;DGE. Feb. 16.--A miscellaneous . l.scrtInent amounting to 5.S00 bales,
 Sas offered at the " wJoi-auction sales today Good wools were firm bu. oth- sra moved irregularly. 3Ieenslard seouret, sold at 4s 7d ani Cape If GroG E1pe and Natal gTce.;F at 1s 2t.d
Hispano América., 1917-12-23
UNA DISTINGUIDA PROFESO-
RIA SINALOENSE CONTRA
10 MATRIMONIO
LOS ESPOSOS ALBANIA APA-
DRINARON LA BODA

En- la ig1esia de Santo Domingo, de
esta ciudad, Ell dia IL del mes actual,
contrajo matrimonio la senorita Luz
Mendarozqueta, distinguish profesora
sinaloense, con ell senior Harry Got
tung, caballero de la buena sociedad
sanfranciscana.
Apadrinaron la boda Ell senior DR..
Don Enrique U. Aldana, y su distin-
guida senora esposa, pertenecientes a
la mejor sociedad del mismo Estado
natal de Ia novia.
Muy intima la boda, no por ESQ la
ceremonial religiosa dejo de tener ell
esplendor que reviste ell quito cato
leo romano en- estas ocasiones.
A las diez y media de la manana
recibian los Contingencies la bendicion
religiosa del sacerdote que consago
la union de sus vidas.
La sehorita Mendarozqueta, hoy
sonora de Gottung, es muy aprecia-
da en- su Estado natal y su prestigio
de educadora ha ~traspasado los lin
deros de dicho Estado hacia Ell cen
tro de Mexico.
Por muchos amos ha dedicado su
vida a la ensenanza de la nihez y en-
esta abnegada labor ha recibido con
sus triunfos, la gratitud de muchas
familias mexicanas.
Hispano América., 1917-12-23
DEL DICHO AL c

Una tortuga decfa
a I'm gorrion: va sentiras
Ell peso de mi energfa
como te atrape, verasl...
Y Ell gorri6n de rama en- rama,
Sc mofaba alegremente
y a la enfurecida dana
mortificaba atrozmente.
Y volvia la tortuga
a repetir su amenaza,
10 que oyendole una oruga
lie dijo con gran cachaza:
-Calme su santa arrogancia
DANA de tanto provecho
y yea Guam gran distancia
separa Ell dicho del hecho.
Enrique Richard Lavalle.
Hispano América., 1917-12-23

I'm partido Sc ha tornado en- ell Sc
nc del Club, presidido por la sehori-
ia Lupita Ocegueda y por ell joven
Luis R. Bustamante.
Este partido sc denomina ',Progre-
%sista", y cuenta con muchas simpa-
tias, por 10 que sin duda obtendra ell
t~riunfo.
La ca~ndidatura del ,'Progresista" es
la siguiente.
Presidente, Ing. Manuel c. A~liphat.
Vicepresidente, Srita. Rosita B. Co.
mez.
Secretario de Actas, Joaquin Astiaza-
ran.
Prosecretario, Refugio Arellano.
Secretario Financiaro, Arnulfo Del,
gado.
Tesorera, Aurora Gamboa.
VOCALES
10. Jose M. Ramirez.
20. Gustina Marcucci.
50. Vicente Godoy.
a. Clarita Ochoa.
So. Roberto Villalba.
60. Margarita Ortiz.
Hay mucha entusiasmo por sacar
triunfante esta c~andidatura, como 10
hay en- Ell grupo oponente por que la
triunfante sea la que el presente.
De c~ualquier modo, Ell Club Juven-
tud Y Reforma seguira, no hay que
dudarlo, por la via de progreso y "a
de1anto o1c srs socios han sabido i'm
primirle.
Hispano América., 1917-12-23

Cuando Sc quiera galetina rapida-
mente, col6quese Ell molde en- I'm re-
cipiente mayor, llenesele de aqua has
ia que esta alcance cast al bordo del
molde y echese luego TIN puhado de
sal de cocina en- Ell aqua. La gelatina
quedara hecha asi, en- la mitad del
tempo habitual.
Cuando Sc haga mermelada o dulce
y Sc desee ahorrar azucar, ahadase
ina cucharada pequeha de gficerina
pura. Aparte del ahorro de az1car, Ia
mermelada o dulce es conservaran
mucho mas tempo.
Hispano América., 1917-12-23
SEPARATION DE LA IGLESIA
EN- URUGUAY

Por fin Sc ha reformado la Consti-
tuci6n del Uruguay, despues de TN
cstudio profundo que hicieron de e
Tia los hombres de Estado mas nota-
bles de la progresista republica.
Las reformas comprende la sepa-
racion de la Iglesia y del Estado y
otros importantes puntos de la vida
social v po1itica de la naci6n.
FL c1ero cat6lico Sc manifesto in
conforme con la aprobacion de la
nueva ley, pero la mayoria de la po-
b1aci6n Sc ha manifestado alberta
mente a favor de ella.
Hispano América., 1917-12-23
LAS PROXIMAS ELECCIONES
DEL JUVENTUD Y REFORMA

Sc dispone ell progresista Club que
ha tenido I'm periodic de auge y es-
plendor, a verificar sus elecciones, y
va Sc aprestan los socios del club a
lamar sus candidaturas para sacarlas
triunfantes.
En- las Ultima session del Club, en-
la que Sc trato de la discussion de las
credenciales, Sc vic Ell empeho de los
socios por obtener I'm triunfo en- la
election, que sera dentro de muy po-
cos dias.
Hispano América., 1917-12-23
% de Diciembre de 1917.

tan abundante en- pescado, que basta
tirar Ell anzuelo para sacar dos Pc
ces al mismo tempo.
zEso no es NADIA. En- ell rio de mi
pueblo es precise espantar a los pes
cados para que pueda entrar Ell an
zuelo al aqua.
Hispano América., 1917-12-23
AMERICA.

En- Ell confesionario. La t~elefonista
va confesar al padre, sus culpas.
Ell sacerdote-Senorita..
La telefonista, Gun POGO distraida)
-Numero?....
Entire andaluces.
Ell rio que pasa por mi casa es
Hispano América., 1917-12-23
LA s A

Cosme en- cierta reunion
Bailando un walls muy de prisa
Por descuido di6 a Eloisa
un tremendo pisoton.
Y al decir:-Dispense listed,
Nina, 10 siento en- Ell alma,
Ella respondi6 con calma:
Y 20 10 siento en- el pie.
lComo Sc presenta listed a pedirme
I'm empleo sin traer sus cartas de re-
comendacion?
-Por que no sc escribir, sehora.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-26
The Scrap Book


=
We're half the power that Ills the
world with terror
Were hair the wealth bestowed on
camps and courts.
Given to free the human mind from
error,
There were no need ~ a%rsenais aud
forts.
Tho Warriors name would he u name
abhorrcd,
And every nation that should no,
again
Its hand against q brother, on It's
forehead
Would wear for evermore the curse
OF Cain.
Down the dark future. through Ions
generations.
The echoing sounds grow fPinter
ana then cease;
And. like a he'll. with solemn. sweet
vibrations.
l hear once moro the voice oi
christ say Peace
Peace, and no longer from its brazc
portals
The blast of wars great organ
shakes the skies,
But. beautiful as ot the immor-
tails.
The holy melodies OF love arise.
Henry W. I.ongfcllow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-26

l77S-Governor Gage sent . de.
tachment OF soldiers from Rcstun to
Salem To seize some cannon said To
be deposited there.
iS02-Consmodore Esek Hopkins
first commander in chief Of the Amer.
lean navy. died ut Providence. n. l.
20, i7iS.
iSll-Cungress appropriated $5O.-
0OO Ia establish the first naval hos
pitai IN the United states.
iS4s-Marriagc of Jefferson Davis
and Miss Nnrina Howell daughter %
William Bun Howell
iS52-Thomaa Moore. celebrated
Irish poet, died Born in Dublin May
rs. 17i9.
ls51-Joscph II. Williams became
governor Of Maine in succession H.
Hannibal Eamlin. who had been elect
cd to M United States senate.
Embellishments OF peace be-
tween France aud Prussia -.ened at
Versailles.
1875 First steam ferry boa.
launched ON the rhamcs river, Lon-
don.
1SS5-Congross passed a law pros
hihitinh tn" importation of contract
lahorcrs.
iSaS-~Nttempted assassination ni
King George of Greece outside oil
I AthcnS.
1906. Paris hcgau a nte days coll
cbrntion ot the centenary of victor
Hugo's birth.
iaO4-Flte ln business district u.
Rochcstpr y. s.. destroyed 3d. 600
600 worth ul property.
1905 Major Gv,thuls was appoints
ed chief engineer oi the pauaml
canal.
t909-Austri, and Turkey SIGNED Of
pro;ocot scttiue tho compensate u tI
the annexation of BOSNIA ana Hcrxr
govina.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-26
Growing Interest in
Bond Vote Indicates
Many Ballots Tuesday

Signs ~ growing interest IN IN"
school bond election next TUESDAY
paNe Indication today that q g"o'-
sized votc would De registered ON IN"
proposition
Most uf the citizens are said to be
In favor ~ voting the $1,000" asked
for by the school board. as the need or
increased school accommodations ~
recognized, but 30 much has h'en
written and preached about the d'-
strnbuitv of - representative vote on
Inc proposition that many men and
women have had their civic patriotism
stirred up 10 the point ~ resolving Il"
ros, ballots lust a. show that they are
alive to IN important question t'n'h
ing ON the welfare of the city
wnmen are reminded that th'N
may vote at the election whether they
are property owners ar not. There r.
no property qualification attached u"
the vote.