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Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL l, 1919
We must cease measuring accom- pliShments by dollars and cents.
 Robert Lansing.
The Only Kind of Men

The Arizona Resources Board for which provision is made in an of the late legislative session must become either of great value the state or of no value at all In the very nature of things it cannot be a moderately good board any more than there can be such thing as a moderately good egg.
 One essential quality for membership of the Ari- zona Resources Board is absolute selfdisnterested- ness The remuneration provided, s1O day, would not in itself offer the slightest attraction to the right kind of a man. There are, though thousands Of men who would jump at such wage but they would be utterly useless on such board Membership will entail sacrmice and will mean willingness for service.
 The board is to consist of five persons whose duties shall be the investigation from time to time of the resources of the state and the preparation of re- ports of these investigations, to be at the disposal of men who may be induced to undertake the develop ment of the states latent resources There is appro- prated for the of the board the remunera- ton it's members and the employment of such clerical assistance may be needed the sum of SOOOo annually certainly very modest appropriation, but be- ginning.
 Not only will the work of the right kind board result in a great advertisement of a state whose re- sources are so virgin but it will afford protec- ton to a very large extent against widcatting, for it will come about that investors when asked to risk their money on an Arizona enterprise will inquire whether it yet received the attention of the Ar zona Resources Board; if not it will not be regarded as a good basis for investment.
 Now, further, to the character of the member ship of the board. The members must be men of not only ability and integrity but these qualities of theirs must be widely recognized and acknowledged. The board will be place for the unknown the mediocre man; it will be no place for to make good but only for the man who has made good. The member must be emeritus
 report framed by board of mediocre or little known men, however wise they might be, however careful investigation however their report would nothing. Almost any other office commission may accommodate itself to 8 very small man. It may be shunk about him until he fits it after fashion. He may be of some service. however small in it. But in the Arizona Resources Board lacking these qualifications we have described would be of absolutely service at all. The money appro prated to carry the act would be wholly wasted.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
The Root Amendments

The recommendations of Elihu Root of amend nents to the constitution of the League of Nations different from those which have previously been suggested only in that they made specific Mir. Root having supplied the language in which the amendments should be made. The amendments are ssubstantially
 s specific reservation of the Monroe Doctrine. z Declaration of the right of any nation to with eiraw from the league due notice. Protection of the sovereignty of each nation over fits internal affairs.
 F Another general recommendation has been the Qualification of the language of the covenant from be- ginning to end for all it's parts, propositions (which there is little likelihood of dsagreements there ls coudiness of meaning which might conceal some tthing whose presence is not suspected. h Though the frame work of the covenant is said to Shave been designed by General Jan Shuts and Lord 7obert Cecil, the language in which it is clothed was sprobaby that of President Wilson whose unfortunate Hagueness of expression is proverbial Though recog- snized master of English and though the beauty sof his messages and addresses universally ac- lnowledged. the president has seldom delivered him self of utterance any important subject with out provoking debate throughout the country as to lis precise meaning. world wide dispute has been kcalled out by the language of covenant of the League of Nations
 It is of the highest importance that this constitu- lion should be reduced the utmost plainness so that there may never afterward be the slightest ground for dispute, about clause which from sits nature, we would be in accord
 z But as to those clauses which most vitaIy affect as to matters in which are vtally concerned and in which either not safeguarded or are doubt fully guarded, the amendments which have been suggested by Messrs Lodge and Hughes and the need of which has been admitted by Mir Taft and Dr. Low ell nd yvhic have loot will all be made in terms which the pres- dent will feel will be acceptable the He may act srudgnSy the because Of his former refusal 10 act at a but it must be apparent him that the constitution otherwise will be approved by the senate, which would first permit the peace treatry itself to fail for the treaty as the United
 States is concerned, is matter of small importance compared with covenant in which we should re-
 linquish any part of our nationalism
 It is here that no compromise be effected The
 United States cannot accept anything less than the
 whole guaranty of it's safety. If Mir. Wilson or the
 allies cannot agree to that the League of Nations
 must fail
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01

Adams will conduct the children's meeting at the same hour.
 The Baptist church will have ser vices until further notice at the gov ernment time as follows:
 Sunday school, 10:45 o'clock a. m, Sundays.
 Preaching service F o'colck noon and o'clock D. m. Sundays.
 Prayer meetings, g o'clock p. m. Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
Discuss Roads

ested in the road map as proposed by the county highway commission and it is meeting with some criticism among them: As outlined by the com mittee, Glendale is not scheduled to be paved. As this is road that a great number of farmers use in con- ing in with their produce and also the next best route to Grand avenue in going to Phoenix. most of the people here believe that it ought to be paved. When this road is included in the plans, Glendale expects to get behind the proposition and help push.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
THE PEOPLE TO THEIR SERVANT

(By Bayard Boyd Nichols in the Philadelphia
 North American) A certain sacred covenant came flashing thru from
 France, Inyioate and sacrosanct change it? not chance, .The phrasng and the substance reflect finalty; Discussion is supernuous; enough to hear from Me But Borah baked at muzzles to speak assumed Explored the cryptic covenant; in fact turned on the
 light And a senator from Washington with skill Poindex1
 terous Exposed a super-sovereignty in-im -i-cal to us In Boston town a multitude awaited anxiously. Clear simple definition of the league from A to z. The president rapturous, rhetorical, eate But the meaning of the covenant he wholly failed to
 state. The conference at Washington, by credible report Elicited at intervals, mere neb-u-lous retort. Executive ndorsement passionate sincere. But! the meaning of the covenant very far from
 clear. Lodge revealed grave declared his sharp
 dissent Denounced the pacts approval which obscure in it's
 intent. And Knox with legal scalpel incised the sacred pact, Laid bare it's contradictions its lack of lucid fact. 'rhe criticisms 1 have heard are nesigibe-each." Thus spoke I-Am Your Servant in his fervid Boston
 speech. For human aid and counsel?-nether interest nor care But rapt alert attentive to voices in the air" Those senators who cavl are far more wrong than
 right: Such comprehensive ignorance I'm quite too proud
 fight; But, all who question my covenant-and me, guilty the worst taste: fact lese majesty" But William Taft, league expert has changed his
 attitude Admits the language ponderous- its
 crude; Suggests explicit remove puzzlng doubt And says q quote verbatm), We dig it's mean
 ing out" "A larger reservation of the Doctrine of Monroe" A "mere report" this covenant ambiguous" and so: Provision should be definite to terminate the Pact And procedure made specific for every major act" Then snapped the presidential jaw When I return
 you'll find The covenant and treaty so intricately twned It's probable rejection shall figure quite remote" And threatened with fine disdain to cram it down
 our throat. An headstrong. wilfu Woodrow so scornfu of advice To deride and flout the is neither wise nor
 nice Remember last November, (pardon my simple rhyme, And the self determination" the voters at that time Why, Woodrow You have read enough of fateful
 history To know the worlds salvation rests with neither won
 nor me. Long after are dust the heart of Mother Earth
 will throb: Regulation of the Universe is not one-man iob The welfare of nation pres den tial prde Man dear. if you compel us will sweep you quite
 aside. Our slogan is: A League of Right safeguarded just
 and fair And we'll back you to the mit-if you treat us on
 the square.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
A War Romance

Archie Grant. son of A. o. Grant, an old time resident fthe valley. left Saturday night for Quantico. Virginia. He goes to meet his fiancee, Miss Lar kin, whom he met while stationed at the marine barracks at Quantico. Their marriage will culminate the romance that begun with their ac- quaintance there. After a honey moon, the Grants will return to Ari- zona, where Archie has fine 40-acre ranch.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
GLENDALE SCHOOL TO
 STAGE MUSICAL sHQN

GLENDALE, March 31.-A big musi- cal extravaganza with cast of 60 local people will be staged at the grammar school, Friday evening, April under the auspices of the grammar school faculty. The cast will be con- posed of the leading Glendale singers, high school students, boy scouts and q few of the grammar school girls. Net proceeds of this entertainment will go towards paying for the stage equipment of the auditorium. Madame Nesta Dodge Hartzell, of Kansas City, is the director.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
More Sidewalks

William Caplinger and his crew are busy constructing crossings that have been badly needed at some of the most used corners of the town. He is put ting in some walks on Third avenue in front of the new Baptist parsonage. There are still many streets here that need walks. Every bit of sidewalk and every crossing that is built will i'm prove Glendale's chance of free mail delivery.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
Ready for o. E. s. Entertainment

Under the auspices of the Glendale chapter, o. E. S, and the able man agenent of Mrs. Blanche Reggett, the children of the town will present a Tom Thumb Wedding" next Saturday evening. Other parts of the program will be aesthetic dancing by the pupils of Miss Edna Paula Reyare. Songs, "Oh Promise Me" Jane Pearson; II Love You Truly Dorothy Clark; ''Silver Threads Among the Gold" Craig Walsh Put on Your old Gray Bennett" Phil Moore and chorus. A tableau vii close the program. Admis- sions will be 8 cents with children under F years of age will be admitted free.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
School Election Quiet

the school elections in this district last Saturday. c. A. White was re- turned to the grammar school board and J. w. Etter was returned to the high school board without any oppo- sition. Eighty votes were cast.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
Exhibit War Troohies

L. Dressback has placed an exten- sive exhibit of war trophies in the windows of Sine brothers. This ex- hibit was sent to MT. Dressback by his son, Lieutenant Colonel Clyde Dressback, who saw active service in France. The display consists of many bits of exploded shells and grenades a captured German rifle and a shrap- nel shell case and contents, also diff ferent types of ammunition. These trophies were picked up at Fort Douna- mont, near Verdun, where some of the heaviest fighting took place
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
Building Goes On

The preparing of the new rest room is being rushed along and Mir An derson is doing his bit by rushing thS plumbing. He is also busy at other places, MT. Engelharts new cement block house having now reached the plumbing stage.
 J. D. Howell and R. l.. Fultz, are do- ing the building work on this house. MT. Howell started fine new home for Ray Lehman today.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
Baptist Church Notes

The monthly business meeting of the Baptist church will be held We'd nesday night. Each member of the church is urged to be present.
 The Womens Baptist mission circle meets at 2:S0 o'clock D. m. old time, Friday with Mrs. O. R. Bell, first house west of the Woman's club Mrs. Sum merlin will lead the discussion. Aln.-
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
MOTHERLESS BABY |S
 ADOPTED BY COUPLE

Adopting the little daughter of friends of long standing, MT. and Mrs. J. r. Halloran yesterday became the foster parents of Mary Elizabeth Gib- son. whose mother, Mrs. Jack Gibson, died in this city early in the autumn.
 The two families were close friends, and when the tiny baby girl was left without a mother Mir. Gibson agreed to let the Hallorans care for her, believ ing it was for the child's best interests.
 The Hallorans. who reside at 376 North Fifth avenue, have one son who has passed his majority. They are de- voted to their daughter who will bear their name, according to the order for adoption granted by Judge Lyman.
 Halloran has been connected with The Republican for a number of years in the capacity of pressman.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
New Business Man

R. l.. Sewell. who has been employed at the Central Bank of Phoenix for some time, has purchased the Cox Electrical companys business and will enter the electrical contracting game. MT. Sewell is well known here, having lived here for the past four years. He is an experienced electrician. The firm will be known as the Sewell Flee tric company, and will be located in the room next to the postoffice, which is 10 be divided with the Little Pan- tatorium
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
Soldier Bows at Work

Walter Barnes and Charles Shalley started Monday to bale 200 tons of last years alfalfa hay at the P E. Bradshaw ranch. These young men lately returned from service. They have purchased baling outfit and have gone into business for them selves.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
More Mnues

The first of the month brings many changes. MT. Weeks has moved into the Engelharts cottage on Fourth avenue and the house occupied by MT. Weeks has been leased from MT Full Ter by MT. MiIliken. More inquiries are coming in for vacant houses than can possibly be taken care of.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
Bank Expands

The Glendale State bank is doing some remodeling that will greatly in crease their floor space. Tellers cages will be added and the east wall moved over. More lobby space will be provided and large private office put in
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
BABIES SMILES STOP DIVORCE

St Paul, Minn.-Trplet girls years old solved problem that has baffed judges and lawyers Tor week Their smiles and cries of daddy" recon ciled Ruben and Martha Frisk and the quintet marched home together-Milwaukee Journal
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
WHY THEY STRUCK

"Whats the trouble here?' The bell boys a strike"
 Want more pay, I suppose?"
 No. man came in a little while ago and asked 10 nave Waldislascz Szcbnrexs Chicago Rec ord Herald.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
NOTED PHYSICIAN DEAD

BUENOS AIRES, Saturday. March 30.-Dr Jose Penna, widely known in international medical circles. died sud . denly here this afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
IT WORKS BOTH MAYS

How much being in the Army has improved your boy Joshi"
 Come to notice said Farmer Corntossel "you are right hadn't considered it that way I was too busy thnkln about how much Joshs bein in it had improved the Army Washington Star
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
From California

William F. Adams, of Laton, Calif.. arrived here Monday morning for an extended visit with his brother T. R. Adams.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01

And who may expect to step into the-er shoes of the late Dr. Mary Walker? On whom will her mantle fallo
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01
PECULIAR WORD

Pa what funny word wholesome is"
 Whats funny about it"
 Why. take away the whole of it and you have left Boston Transcript
Arizona republican., 1919-04-01

Use The Republican Classified Page for results read for profit
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-06
Eight Defendants
 In Newberry Trial
 Cannot Be Located

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Dec. D. Although United States marshals have secured the state armed with bench warrants for those indicated by the federal grand jury which in vestigated alleged frauds in the New berry campaign, the marshals report ed Friday night that there were eight men whom they were unable to locate. The names of these men the officers would not divulge.
 Thus, far S9 men have been ar raigned and all except two have filed pleas of not guilty or have stood mute and the court has entered such pleas. The two who have pleaded guilty to parts of the indictments are Willis V. Capron of Frankfort and Allen K. Moore of Grand Rapids.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-06
R. R. CONFERENCE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Confer- ences between railroad brotherhood leaders and Director General Hines as to wages and working conditions will continue next week, it was an- nounced. Mr. Hines was said to have conceded some of the union de mands while refusing others. Union officials will lay the new proposals before their executive committees and meet MT. Hines again Tuesday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-06
NO COMIC SHEETS

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. 5.-Reso- either by legislation or by an eXecu- tive order of the post office depart menC, to forbid the issuance of comic supplements and magazine sections of newspapers, as a means of conserving print paper, were adopted at meet ing of Kansas and Missouri news paper publishers today
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-06

JUAREZ, Mex, Dec. 5.-Four men have been arrested and hundreds of bottles of liquor, estimated to be worth $5,000, Juarez value, but sal able at two or three times this amount in Fl Paso have been seized during the last two days. according to an announcement made by Pablo Del Gado, head of the customs guards, here tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-06
Unpopular Decision
 Given Eddie HuSe

PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec 5.-Eddie Huse laying claim to the Pacific coast welterweight championship was awarded the decision tonight over Russell Chambers, claiming the border championship in that division at the end of ten round bout The decision proved so unpopular that the referee called all bets off.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-06

wife of the former chairman O. the Democratic National Committee. Be- low, Princess Dorothy Radziwill, youngest daughter of Edward Parker Deacon of Boston. Above, Duchess Heinrich-Dorwin von Mecklenburg- Schwerin, whose husband has asked the marriage be invalidated She was Miss Elizabeth Pratt of New York
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-06

ROME-The pope hass,before nm requests to invalidate the marriage of three American women. Upper right is Mrs Dorothy McCombs, form erly Miss Williams of Washington
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-06

Eighty-five per cent of all the auto mobiles in the world are in the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-06
LEGION ORGANIZES GUARD.

FL PASO, Texas, Dec. 5.-Members Of the Fl Paso post of the American Legion met here tonight and organ ized home guard to be used in case the regular troops stationed here are assigned to other points during an emergency About 150 enlistments were recorded The unit will be commanded by Colonel H. E. Steven son, filth ammunition train, A E. F..
 The state of Ohio has more motor trucks than any other state in the Union.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-06

For job work tnat Is r1gnt Phone Ss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-22

had actually been issued reached La e
fean last night at his home at Richard
avenue and Market street.
Stuart Lafrau tclephoned Detective
DobSon at S 20 o'clock this morning and
made an appointment to call for him to
take him to meet his father at 10 O'Clock
at his lawyers office.
Mr.. Lafpan refused to comment upon
his arrest, or to say what course o
action he intended to pursue. He ap
peared calm, apparently unworricd anC
seemed to be- at ease and not the leas
nervous.
Lafcan arose early today. His wife
was also up much earlier than usual
Lafean looked tired when he was seer
on the vFranda by neighbors wher
leaving the house.
Mrs. Lafean came out upon the We
randa Of her home at & 80 O'Clock anC
gathered up a morning newspaper.
The Lafcan home is of graystone ant
red brick 1t is "A handsome and com.
modious structure. The house has trim
mingS of light and dark brown, anC
! faces the south, lawns about it bpinl
smooth and of velvety green, tluougl
the continued work of the gardner
On the west of the house is a hand
somely designed porte cochere. Their,
is a garage on the premises, which
houses several expensive motor cars.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-22
GOSSIP OF THE STREET
DISCUSS OUTLOOK
IN THE STEEL INDUSTRY
Not Believed That Leaders Of Labor oud Countenance
Strike at This Time-Cossip of the Street

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the method n % G RS @ m " % banker tsd
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S n % & had had no COMPLAINTS from % their workers but got
% % increase n" Of % per cent in wages an hour day and recognition Of
TIGHT fs o" @%s day. but refused % recognition @ the union and notice
"r plant from bridgeport than pay increases of
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% Gnrf mGnpa bodies to retain such important industry which
will elsewhere. '"' - '"' "' nc N"""S '"V'
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lines are are but fraction act of the whole body Of
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of
operations at Gary and South Chicago
workers
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of the total number employees,
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