Arizona republican., 1918-02-15

spent. It is our fight, we cannot de- pend upon any other nation to win the war for us. We cannot leave it to others. We cannot win this war by running one shift a day in our ship yards"
 Mr. Cobb said that he held a gov ernment position and that his tenure of office depended to great extent upon the vote of congressman who must endorse his appointment. Despite this he declared that he had criticized one United States senator whom he be- lieved guilty of uttering disloyal words He said that he no longer criticized this man, Senator Robert M. La Fol lette, because Senator La Toilette had seen the light and was no longer mak- ing this kind of speech.
 T will leave Phoenix tomorrow morning with keen satisfaction that the people of Arizona are patriotic" said the speaker, closing. IPtdflnaomch,. p11Vundotevk'- Oaab Many Helped Work Yesterday That the roulette wheel at the Hotel Adams was accorded the expression of more interest than any other booth in town, was the belief yI those who had charge of the campaign. This novel stunt was handled by Carl Anderson and Bush Anderson. The players l Hooked about the table and many thrift stamps were sold. The table at the<Adams in which the dice games were in progress, was presided over by Sid Ross and George H. Reubens. Coins were heaped on the table and there was tense excitement as the ''bones" were rolled. A remarkable record was made by official booth at the Adams of which Miss Henrietta Olney was chairman. The sum of s3,- 325 was harvested from this booth alone. The money from other booths at the Adams was pooled with other sources. Eddie Doyles pool hall was one of the liveliest spots in town dur ing the entire day.
 Committees in Charge Yesterday
 Those in charge of the booths yes-
 terday were: c. H. Akers, chairman Misses Harriet Tritle, Gertrude Bunt-
 man, Ruby Hughes, Dorothy Wilbur
 Phillippa Jones, Ruby Reagan, Mary
 Sloan.
 Bill Harrington, chairman; Bill Hart
 Hugh Cassidy, Mrs. William Gleason
 Miss Sue Murphy, Miss Gertrude Ham,
 mon, Miss Louise Class.
 George H. Reubens, chairman: Miss Fay De Mund, Miss Kate Christy, Mis-.
 Grace Cisney. Miss Harriet Oliver, Mis-.
 Jean Saloman,- (ably assisted by Ed. , die Doyle)
 Walter Switzer, chairman; Mrs. Pau
 Ashton, Mrs. F. c. Paine, Mrs. J. F Balsley, Mrs A. Hend Stockton, Mis-
 Marjorie Paine.
 Gene Cunningham, chairman; Mis- , Irene Fogel. Miss Anna May Daley
 Mrs. Colt Hughes, Judge and Mrs ', Charles de Sales Wheeler.
 Vic Hanny, chairman; Mrs. Edwards Mrs. Bell.
 , Cal Messner. chairman; Mrs. Padgett Miss Burns, Miss Martha.
 E. A. Trincano, chairman; F. J 1. Harrington, Helen Green, Mary Fitch Mrs. Trincano, Emma Murr Bett. ! Bany, Florence Harris, Katherine Tait Miriam Davidson.
 Dave Goldberg, chairman; Mrs. c. . McElroy, Mrs. A. Megargle, Miss Tin Brown.
 Mrs. S J. Nicholson, chairman; MT: ' c. F. Ainsworth.
 s Mrs Georgia Mintz, chairman; Mis- Ruby Pascoe, Mrs. C. k. Pishon. Miss Henrietta Olney, chairman
 Mrs. Phil K. Lewis, Mrs Harry Asbur. e Mrs. George Lutgerding. Mrs. John Dunlap, chairman; Mir t H. H. Temple, Mrs. Billy Ferguson t Mrs Laurence Keeler. c Chester Reed, chairman: Mrs. Harr
 Thompson, Mrs. John J. McDonald. |, Charles J. Gaupp. chairman; Mir d Charles J. Gaupp, Miss Bertha Phroi e Miss Virginia Graves, Miss Houser h A. K. Cater, chairman; Jim Mulh : rein, C. E. Beach, Miss Matha Bradle,
 Miss Blanche Gardner, Miss Mimi It Seaman, Miss Mahoney. Master Arc - Campbell.
 l. Sidney Goldman, chairman; Mi;