Arizona republican., 1919-05-30

Wednsday was Arizona Day at the : Rocky Mountain club in New York.
 As guests of Governor Campbell and 1 ths states of Arizona and New Mexico, ! the soldiers of those states stationed at Camp Upton were brought to New York by the club on a special train, arriving at noon. They were taken sight t-seeing from the Battery to Grants Tomb, 1 stopping on the way to visit the stock exchange, TombS prison and art mu- seums and went through Fifth avenue
 In the evening they were banquetted and witnessed a cabaret at a Fifth aye hue restaurant, and then taken to the Globe theatec for a theater party. After the theater they were served with cider, ice cream and cake and had a farewell party at the Rocky Mountain club and left by special train for Camp Upton at o'clock d. n. They are expecting to entrain for the west within 24 hours
 At the theater, Governor Campbell was introduced from the stage by the star and made reference to the Salva- tion Army and their doughnuts and the governor who loves his boys, whom he may well be proud of" The gover- nor, who was received by the entire nor, woh was received by the entire au- dience with vociferous applause, deliv- cred a brief address from the balcony, in part as follows:
 T have spoken in a good many places, from the dumps Of mines to COW ranges, and even have been accused of speaking from a theater boX. When I heard the speaker laud the work Of the Salvation Army and say that the days of the doughnutS are over. I want to say the days of the dougaruts are not. The boys who are here, 500 strong, rom away out west, are going home in few days to get doughnuts and doughnuts that the Salvation Army cannotmeasure up to, because they will be doughnuts from home
 Our friends in New York probably are not aware that we are a people who are used to doing things and not saving them. am never so lonely as when in New York, being made seasick by the people bobbing down the street. We saw more people on Fifth avenue today than there are in the whole state of Arizona You sent your boys out to us when it looked as if we were going to have difficulty. Your people were glad to see us and what great big country they were a part of. We were glad to send these boys here as our repre- Sentatiyes
 You may not know how well thev represented you and me. so I am going to tell you of their record briefly. I have cable from man the west made and the east found, General Pershing. (Great applause)
 Ihese boys are part of the S9th olVlslon. They are bankers, miners COW punchers, clerks, etc, all part of ia11 don me because I am very proud of these boys. General Pershing gave the divisional standing of the S9th as third. Oong applause) Second only to the Second Marines and Third division
 They took 5,061 prisoners, 127 large guns, 455 machine guns, advanced 36 kliometers, were in the front line trenches 90 days. They lost 1886 killed ana they are now over that sad part or IL and VIII take a fresh memory hack nome to their parents showing their. sacrifice One mother came all the way from Arizona to meet a corporal to learn of the manner of her sons giving his all. They are going back home to take up civil life and their jobs await them"
 Addressing himself to the boys. the governor continued:
 All of you are better for it. Some of you were only half-grown kids when you went away. You are now citi- zens. Your experiences are the sweet est memory of your life, and you tell me l you are glad you were a part of it,
 You'll remember when you were guests i Of the Rocky Mountain club, so aptly 1 referred to as an eastern home for western men. The reception committee ! h.,d hoo .oF,
 | the city. It takes dollars to see the committee through, but these men have asked that their names be not men ] toned"
 Prolonged applause followed the 1 governors resuming his seat.