Arizona republican., 1917-04-19
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Reardon, Clifton; Mrs. Jas. Clark, Mesa, Mrs. E. R. UdelI. St. Johns.
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 Production, Conservation and Distri- button Of Food SupIies-Dr. R. B. won KleinSmid, chairman, Tucson; J. c. Gatti, Clifton; Walter c. Miller. Je- rome; J. 3. Treat, Florence; H. A. Nor gan. Wilcox; Wm. H. Brophy, Bisbee; Albert Steinfeld, Tucson; L. L. Har- mon, Phoenix; J. B. Cook, Tempe; John p. Orne, Phoenix; A. A. Johns, Prescott; Hugh E. Campbell. Flagstaff; David Babbitt, Flagstaff; E. F. San Andrew kimbalI, Thather; J. W. Le- sueur, Mesa, Jos. w. Smith, Snow flake; Joseph Udell, Eager; A. H. Kent, Yuma, Will H. Robinson, Chandler.
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 Publcations-Allen B. Jaynes, Tue son, chairman; Geo. H. Kelly, Douglas; James H. MocIint9ek. Phoenix
 Public Revenue and Finance-James S. Douglas, Douglas, chairman; R. N. Fredericks, Prescott; T. E. Pollock, Flagstaff; ersoey Curtis, Nossles; w. W. Pace, Thatcher; Chas. F. Solomon, Tucson; H. J. McCIung, Phoenix; w. K. Ridenour, Kingman; Ernest Kellner, Superior; George Michaelson, Yuma; F.. E. Moore, Phoenix; S. Oberfelder, Phoenix; J. c. SpangIer, Mesa; J. [. Tracy, Phoenix; Mike Cunningham, Bishee, H. w. Lewis, Jerome; J. H.. Wick, Globe.
 MINES and Manufactories: c. E. Mills, chairman; Stewart w. French, Doug las; Edward Titcomb, Nogales; B. B. Gottsberger, Miami; M. Curley, AJo; E. HoI Lus, kOIe eJf Browning, Superior; w. B. Twitchell, Phoenix; H. H. McLane, Morenci; D.. R. Muir. Goldroads; A. R. Micherson, Williams.
 Scientific Research-Dr. D. T. Mac Douqall, chairman, Tucson. Cleft to pr. MacDouqalD.
 Law-Judge F. o. Smith, chairman, Prescott; Judge Walter Shute, Globe; Richard E. Sloan, Phoenix; Thos A. Flynn, Phoenix.
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 Federal and Interstate Relations Geo. w. p. Hunt, chairman; Judge Jos. t. Kibbey, Phoenix; Carl Hayden, Henry Ashurst, Mark Smith, Judge Sawtelle, Phoenix.
 Alcohol an Enemy
 The only resolution passed upon dur ing the evening was introduced by Judge W. O. Smith of Prescott, and pertains to the prohibition of the use of cereals and other food products dur ing the period of war for the manufac- ture of alcoholic liquors. The reading of the resolution, a copy of which wl'i be wired to the Arizona delegation in congress was met with cheers. The resolution is as follows:
 WHEREAS, present conditions de- mand the economic utilization of our national resources and energies. and
 WHEREAS, the conservation of our food supply is imperatively necessary, now therefore, be it
 RESOLVED that the Arizona State Council of Defense recommends to congress the immediate enactment of legislation curtailing the manufacture o~1 colo of all alcoholic beverages pro- duced from cereals and other essential food products. Be it further
 RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution be forwarded to our Arizona senators and congressman.
 Against Extra Session
 It was decided by the council dur ing the evening session to give the executive committee power to fill all vacancies in the chairmanships of the various committees providing those appointed refused u dCl.
 Governor Campbell who was fre- quent speaker during the deliberations stated he hoped he would not be forced to call another session of the legisla- ture. There seemed to be no need for it, he explained except to provide money for the carrying on of the work of the council. He stated it would cost the taxpayers of tfe state s25,000 to just call a session. and he believed the money could be raised by popular sub scriptiOn. There was no doubt of this, for as soon as he finished speaking, twice the amount he calculated needed for one months expenses was sub scribed. It is the intention of the ex- ecutive committee to call upon the peO- ple of the state to contribute to the expenses of the body.
 Allan B. Jaynes, chairman of the committee on publicity stated there would be no expenses as far as his committee was concerned as he would take care of it himself Dr. McDougal, chairman of the committee on scien- tific research also stated he would take care of the expenses of his committee.
 Meet Again Today
 The executive committee will meet again this morning at nine o'clock to act on several matters which were laid over from last night. The council will convene at ten o'clock, when the recommendations of the committed will be acted upon. The appointment of treasurer for the body was left to the executive committee.
 Another important action taken was the making of each member of the various committees a member of the council of defense.
 It is the intention of Dwight B Heard, president of the Arizona Coun- cil of Defense to open offices at the state house this morning. He will re- main in active charge of the business of the office The council in it's con- sideration of the amount needed to run the office, took into consideration the fact that a permanent secretary will be needed. Who this will be has not as vet been decided.