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Arizona republican., 1919-10-06
Legal Advertising
SALT RIVER VALLEY WATER
 USERS ASSOCIATION
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that on Tues day the 2sth day of October, 1919, a special election by the shareholders of the Salt River Valley Water Users As sociation will be held for the expression of opinion on the following questions. also for the ratification or rejection of proposed amendments to the Articles of Incorporation of the Salt River Valley Water Users Association, the four propositions being as follows:
 1. Shall the Board of Governors be authorized to incur, in the name and on behalf of the association, an indebted ness of not to exceed Six Hundred Thousand (s600,000.00) Dollars, for the purpose of providing funds for the con- struction of a steam power plant, to be operated as an auxiliary to the existing hydraulic power plants; provided that the time for the payment of said in- debtedness or the last installment thereof. shall not be fixed beyond the period of ten 10) years from the date such indebtedness is incurred.
 2. Shall Section l of Article " of the Articles of Incorporation of the
 Salt River Valley Water Users Asso- l ciation be amended by inserting be-
 tween the fourth paragraph thereof as | dInendeu on July o, lbl3, ending With l the words, land for any other useful 1 purpose and for profit" and the fifth paragraph thereof beginning with the 1 words, ito have and exercise all the power" the following paragraph, to- wit:
 ITO construct. install, operate and maintain pumps, ditches conduits. and other drainage works for draining any
 or all of the lands receiving water
 through the irrigation works of the Association.
 3. If the drainage amendment tG
 the Articles of Incorporation is ap- proved by the shareholders, shall tht
 Board of Governors be authorized tc
 incur an expenditure of seventy five | thousand ($75, ,000.00) dollars each veal for drainage construction by including 1 the same in the regular annual budget provided that no further sum for drain.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-06
A RECORD MEAT PRODUCER
(Boston Transcrintl

A fifty-ton whale will furnish as much edible and highly nourishing meat as a herd of 100 steers, of one half ton weight each; or as 300 sheep of 200 pounds each. or 300 hogs of $50 pounds each. fifth of a whale is good meat. It is also all uniform l mean that it is boneless. and consists entirely of roasts and steaks. Its sir loin section, which in an average whale measures some ten tons, is entirely lacking in those tough, and almost in- edible, parts found in a beef carcass Its tongue. though coarse, is good meat throughout-and a single tongue will sometimes weigh three thousand pounds.
 According to a writer in the Scien tific America, Whale meat has every advantage over beef, mutton or pork In the first place, the whale is a dis easeless animal, and it's salt water hab- itats contribute to it's freshness, clean ness, digestibility and healthfulness as food
Arizona republican., 1919-10-06
Magnets Save Iron From Rubbish
(F'rom the Indianapolis News)

Magnetic separators are now being used for the recovery of scrap iron from many kinds of waste material rubbish. By the aid of such apparatus a great deal of refuse commonly dis carded in the neighborhood of steel and iron works can be made to yield con- siderable amount of iron-as much as 50 per cent being obtained from refuse from steel works in some cases.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-06
THE WAGE OF PACKERS
(From the Rnstnn ClnhoA

CHlCAGO--Consider the poor, down. trodden calf skinner-Iil,evyisa +ho equally poor and downtrodden boner of chuck.
 The calf skinner, diligently plying his trade at the Chicago stock yards. and the boner of chuck-by diligently wield- ing wicked cleaver at the same place can earn but mere trifle of-but
Arizona republican., 1919-10-06
STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL
 MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the an- nual meeting of the stockholders of the Rowley Copper Mines company will talIe place at o'clock p. m. upon the 9th day of October. 1919 at the property 5f the company in Maricopsa county, Arizona near Giil1 Bend.
 JOHN T. McRUER. tAdy.o Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-06
Sewing Machines

NEW HOME. slO; Singer. $500; Singer, S1200; new Royal, s10.00; Wheeler & Wilson. s1S.0O; Vertical Feeds, $35.00 each; New Sewing ma chimes sold on weekly and monthly payment. Rent all makes of machines. Expert repairing work guaranteed; {; crates for sale. New Home Sewing Machine Co.,, 331 w. Washington st.
 Phone 1249. H. F. Poole, general agent
Arizona republican., 1919-10-06
SILL YER CYCLE
 $1.5O

The congested condition of the pipe lines has been somewhat re- lieved and Silver Cycle is now able to market 1000 to 1,500 bar rels a week-promising dividends for the future.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-06
Women's Exchange

ALL kinds of fancy work and home made articles. 42 N. First St. Phone 1083 If
Arizona republican., 1919-10-06
Piano Tuning

PIANO TUNING. repairing and regulating, prices reasonable, all work guaranteed.
 JOHN PROCHASKA 1885 W. Washington St. Phone 3437
 10-dr
Arizona republican., 1919-10-06
Private Schools

PRIMARY FORENOON SCHOOL Open October 1. 1902 North Center.
 COTTAGE KINDERGARTEN | Open Oct. 1st, Second and Willetta Sts.
 Edna Aller-PhOne S39S If
Arizona republican., 1919-10-06
Garages

The Armory Garage, general auto re- pairing. First and Polk street. Phone al65. If
Arizona republican., 1919-10-06
Patent Agency

HAZZARD & MILLER 506 Central Bldg, Sixth and Main L. A H. Miller. 8 yrs. examiner U. s. Pat. Of. Hazards Book on Patents Free tf
Arizona republican., 1919-10-06
Sporting Goods

TEMPLIN AND GANAWAY
 Lock, key, gun experts. 25 East Adams St. Phone 65S. If
Arizona republican., 1919-10-06
Garment Factory

AUBREY SIMS automobile mechan- ics, sos North Central If
Arizona republican., 1919-10-06
Veterinary
Wood and Coal
Welding

Welding all kinds. Best equipped in Arizona.
 PHOENIX SHEET METAL WORKS
 320 " Washington. If
Arizona republican., 1919-10-06
Window Cleaning
Waist Shop

ALTMANS Waist Shop-17 East Adams. Mrs. Richard Altman. Prop. rf
Arizona republican., 1919-10-06
Flowing
Piano instruction
Paint Supplies

MATHEWS PAINT CO, 219 N. CENTRAL AVE-, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES. ETC. PHONE 125s. PROMPT DELIVERY.
 If
Arizona republican., 1919-10-06
RANCER- CENTRAL $2.25

This Company should bring in it's first well within the next few days-possibly a week.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-06
Storage Batteries

Storage batterIeS
 STORAGE BATTERIES Manufacturers of batteries and elec- tlical appliances. PHOENIX AUTO ELECTRIC co.
 436 w. Washington. If
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13
Home. Coming Men

While busy preparing enduring
monuments to the New Mexican sol
diers who died in France, 1t is well
to bear in mind the individual and
community responsibility of a per
sonal and a practical welcome to the
men who are coming back.
The army Y. M. @. A. has a good
follow-up system. 1t is sending to
Santa Fe churches cards bearing
the names of discharged men COM
ing home, with a request that they
be directed into church and Y. M. @.
"A. activities, and that a moral helping
hand be extended each one, to guide
him into the proper atmosphere and
associations. 1t seems highly impor-
tant that each communion or organi-
cation make a business Of getting
hold of such OF these men as are
likely to affiliate with each; not
only however with a view alone to
religious matters, but having in mind
the 0ractical and important business
of getting employment for such of
the men as need it. The main idea
is a personal and practical interest
in the general welfare OF these men
who come back from the school of
war. 1t is just as necessary to do our
community and personal duty by the
live heroes as by the dead ones.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13
The Worlds Verdict

The Prince of Monaco has only
voiced the verdict Of civilization in
placing chief responsibility for the
Hun war upon the former Kaiser
the result of lust for power and hatred
Of opposition, an obession that Ger
man Kultur must crush the world UNI
derfoot by fair means or foul. HE abb
soluteiy wished for 1t and conducted it
himself in all its ruthlessness and
barbarity," says the Prince. That he
worked in perfect harmony with such
men as Tirpitz and Ludendorff SO far
as the motives and general aims Of
the war were concerned there is little
doubt. THE world viii see what it
never dreamed Of" the H%ohenzollern is
quoted as saying. And while his
prophecy has come true it is equally
that Germany has seen what she
never dreamed of-the triumph of an
ideal and Of spiritual force over brute.
Even giving the Kaiser all the belc-
fit Of a doubt-who doubts that he
could have prevented the war, or pre-
vented its barbarity?
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13

sioner to Europe. Herbert Hoover,
chief Of the European Relief Admin
istration, joins in the appeal.
In New Mexico, Utah, Wyomiua
and Colorado the states comprising
the Mountain division Of the Red
Cross, 800 tons of used clothing must
be raised by the various Chapters
and Branches. This is 100 tons more
than previous appeals called for.
Every kind Of garments for both
sexes, is badly needed. Garments
and shoes need not be in perfect or
der-strong, warm material is what
is needed. The suffering women ~
the various countries will gladly do
the necessary intending when the Rsi
Cross delivers the goods.
Yes, America must put q clothes
Inca line OF clothes-across the
ocean. And this part of the state
must equal or exceed its past usel-
clothes record, If the Red Cross is
to carry out the gigantic task it has
undertaken.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13
Mr.. Wilson Wants
Five Million More
For New Paris Trip
Congressman Record, Monday.

ANOuBl SnpAVHdl ~htcCuTut MOHudy
March S.)
Mr.. Penrose-How much does the
bill carry?
MI. Martin Of Virigian-Eight hun
bred and fortystwo million dollars.
Mr.. Penrose-That Is a consider
able sum OF money, and the bill ought
to be considered deliberately. There
has been too much
Mr.. Martin OF Virginia-lf the sena-
tor can not understand 1t when 1t is
read once, he will be unable, in my
Judgment, to understand it when it is
read twice.
Mr.. Penrose-I do not think so. /
should like to ask the chairman of the
committee-because 1t may influence
my views-whether he intends to of
fer an amendment to the bill the
proposition to appropriate S 1000, 600
for the further expenses Of the Paris
trip?
Mr.. Martin of Virginia-The senator
from Pennsylvania knows before he
asks what question exactly what my pc
sition is. ! am opposed to putting thai
amendment on this bill. | not only
will not offer it as an amendment, but
but / am opposed to delaying and
hindering the measure by bringing up
any such proposition.
Mr.. Penrose-I am astonished, Mr.,
President. Has not the president of
the United States made a special re-
quest to have this appropriation
made?
Mr.. Martin of Virginia-He has. not
communicated with me in any way
with respect to it.
Mr.. Penrose-The newspapers say
he has communicated with the SEN
ator.
Mr.. Martin of Virginia-If the news
papers so stated they stated what was
false, have not received any com
m~unication from the president in re-
gard to it.
Mr.. P~enrose-The senator knows
that such a communication was trans
mitted to the speaker of the house of
representatives?
Mr.. Martin of Virginia-That may
be. | am speaking for myself and in
respect Of my own duties, and not in
reference to the speaker of the house.
Mr.. Penrose-If / should offer the
amendment to the bill, will the SEN
ator accept It?
Mr.. Martin of Virginia-An amend
ment to appropriate $4,000, 900 for that
purpose?
Mr.. P~enrose-Yes.
Mr.. Martin of Virginia. will not
it. l am opposed to its going
on this bill. AS the senator knows,
he is as much opposed to it as / am,
and he has no idea of offering the
amendment. Such ad captandum sug-
g%estions to me are absolutely futile.
Mr.. Penrose-The senator seems
firm against it. | should like
to read the presidents communication.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13
Investing in I~ndemnities

There appears to be q serious diff
ference of opinion with the French on
one side and the British and Ameri-
cans on the other as to the most prac-
tical means of getting indemnities and
reparation out Of the Huns. France be-
lieves in getting all you can get at
once and the other view apparently
Is that a little investment in food and
raw materials and credits will yield a
better return by enabling Germany to
make money wherewith to pay her
debts. This process France fears will
result only in enabling Germany to
take advantage Of her present eco
monte victory over France and re-
establish her commercial superiority
at the expense of the nation she has
robbed, devastated and depopulated.
If the proposed organization of ma
tons is to have much force and effect
il should be able to control a re-estab-
lished German commerce and industry
in such a way as to direct the proceeds
therefrom into the Golfers of the ma
tions emptied by the Hun. Certainly
any adopted plan of securing repara
ton must be made to produce its re-
suit. Meanwhile the league of nations
is problematical and France is bled
whites The worlds chief business is
to put red blood back into the veins
drained by the barbarian. II the vic
tory for France is a hollow one the
war was fought in vain.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13
American Soldier
Misses Bath Tub
In North Russia

Archangel, Jan. 10 correspondence
of The Associated Press).-phe ,Al-
der of the American North Russinn
expedition misses the American bath
tub and its simplicity and frequency.
He is annoyed at the ceremony and
difficulty one must undergo to OBJ
tain a Russian bath. Only in tie
homes of the wealthy, in the cities,
and rarely, If ever; in the villages, js
1T possible to find a bath tub or 2
shower,
The Russian bath is a steam bath,
in an alright oom where water IS
thrown on a stove to make steam. The
battle rthen douses himself literally
with buckets OF water after prespiring.
Some Of the Americans, fortunate
enough to be In permanent billets or
barracks built by the engineers, haze
their W modern shower baths, but
those in the village ~patronize the
Russian institution.
In Archangel, there are two hahn
houses, each having accommodations
for Q hundred or so customers in
the steam room, hut there are only
two private rooms with tubs aud
showers In the bath houses and these
are booked for days in advance by
officers and soldiers.
One Of these private rooms is reI "
a suite. as elaborate as II 1t were
intended to accommodate a guest for
a week, instead Of for the brief per
iod Of a Bath.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13
Mr.. Bryant Fight

Senator Bryant of Roosevelt county
is entitled to considerable praise for
his successful fight for his %anti-usury
bill, the object Of which is to prevent
the charging of excessive interest and
to enable the poor man to borrow
money at reasonable rates. Mr..
Bryant's persistence is rather unusual
and he has demonstrated that single
track sticktuitiveness can get results.
There is no valid argument against his
bill, which has all along had the merit
of inherent justice and the passage of
the one measure constitutes a good
Legislative record which his constitu-
ents should appreciate.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13
To MIR. Clark

Chairman John S. Clark of the SEN
ate finance committee is in a rather
influential position in this economical
legislative year. THE man holding
that position can virtually hold the
check rein on legislation. MI. Clark
has performed some useful service in
keeping the lid on the treasury since
he has been in the senate. Economy,
howver, can quickly drift into parsi-
mony and change from a desirable
into an undesirable policy, according
to the measure involved. We are not
advised as to Mr.. Clark's views as to
the health bill, but are assuming that
this conservative chairman realizes
the importance of having this measure
enacted into law without delay, with a
sufficient appropriation so that it will
not be merely al ornament to the
statute books.
We don't recall any legislation for
a considerable time which has been
backed up by such a widespread, in
sistent, pressing popular demand. The
letters to the governor and others on
this matter published in the New Mex,
lean have included appeals for the pas
sage of the bill from the leading
health authorities of the government
and many states, and from the lell-
ing civic, commercial, religious, med.
ical, official and fraternal organiza.
lions Of New Mexico. The people
want this legislation, two years OF
more delay will be costly in health
and lives and the senate should pass
the bill promptly with a generous APP
preparation. Even when you are broke
dollars don't count against health and
lives. Mr., Clark, the chairman Of the
finance committee will have the APP
prevail Of the public if he aids the
passage Of this bill and incidentally
takes the same attitude toward the
capitol extension bill, which is also a
of economy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13
The New Congress

It is a fair assumption that the
REIMBURSEMENT and reconstruction leg
islation pending in congress, or
which needs passage by congress, is
of vital economic necessity to the
nation.
In fact we believe critics OF the
senate filibusterers conceded this leg
islation to be Of paramount impoct-
ance to relieve "a real economic
crisis. Republicans. Democrats and
President agree on this.
During the recent democratic con-
gress the President assumed tia
it didn't need him and was highly
indignant when it failed to fill a ms
order for legislation which he placed
with 1t between boats after leaving
1t to its own devices for several
months.
The people have chosen a new con-
gress. Unfortunately for. Mr.. Wilson
it inconsiderately chose this congress
in violation of his instructions. But
it chose it. Naturally however the
~cOuntry's needs and not the political
complexion of the new congress
should determine whether or not a.
special session is called. We pre-
sumo Of course that Mr.. Wilson
would not feel as safe about turn
ing this congress loose in his alb
sence as he did the other.
But
Everyone admits the legislative
need is critical.
An extra session would therefore
appear to be needed.
The President therefore should call
it.
We are not in favor Of an extra
session to be devoted to heckling tho
President and a~ssaulting his league
of nations plan. We do believe the
country is left up in the air without
the reconstruction legislation. These
laws are not a party issue. They
should be enacted Immediately under
a specific call. The people hayins
elected the congress would have 10
take a chance on getting the laws
without developing a Wilson-baitins
fest on the side.
The crux OF the matter is that the
people Of America should not be left
between the upper and neither mill
stone of a politician President and
politician congTess. What the nas
ton needs now is reconstruction
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13
The Red Cross
Nurse Off Duty
sic speaISs 70 . Friend From Homel

tShe Speaks to a Friend From Homel
1I'M TIRED-too tired to live,
To sleep or to laugh or to cry!
| have given them all | can give,
And yet I'm too busy to die
'l'm tired-too tired to move,
My head anddmy hands and my soul,
Too weary to hate or to love,
TO stimulate, soothe, or console.
fI'm tired of crutchers and
OF ~bandages, medicine, dope,
OF doctors and dressings and pains,
OF sympathy, eyen Of hope!
"Of letters open and read,
From sister or sweetheart or wife;
The. others, that question and plead,
Win haunt me the rest OF my life.
ppm tired of striplings untamed-
They laugh and you love and they
diei--
OF the Scared and the blind and the
manned,
And Of forcing myself not to cry!
tits the life of a dog or a slave,
This saving the wreckage of war;
You talk Of our glorious Brave
But we-ah, we know what they arei
"Do ! like it'-this game ] must play2
Does a d~oom-haunted prisoner sing?
y y = Don't listen-I'm tired today
BE qniet-yes, that was my ring
an. - uf1..A nno,o
Not red-headed Dan from Duluth!
He shan't die = . wall save hint"
She an,
For Of such is our Kingdom Of
Youth
Elizabeth Newport Hepburn In n. Y.
Times.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13
Wisdom by the
Old Printer
(Fort Sumner Review.

(Fort Sumner Review.)
If you banker for something with a
kick in it, hire a mule.
There is La Toilette, and then there
are "a more Of them.
This is a pretty nice little old world
after all, now that congress has adj
journed.
All these unemployed returned sol
diers can get jobs selling oil stocks on
a commission basis.
Mexican war news is again appear.
ing on the front pages OF the short
press-report dailies.
Just to keep peace in the family,
those German ships might be filled
with Germans and then sunk.
The man who could drink or let 1t
alone now quits the poker game when
he has lost all he can afford to lose.
The man who wants to drown his
troubles is only one jump ahead of
the man who wants to tell his troubles.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13
Spring Coming

IT'S getting ON to the spring again,
The robins soon will sing again,
The tulips and the daffodils
Will bud and come to bloom:
The skies will soon be blue again
The meadows look like new again,
And beautiful and lovely things
Will smile where now is gloom.
Men do not doubt that spring again
Will bring the birds to sing again;
Men do not view the leafless trees
OF winter in dismay,
Nor sigh, when ONE the frost 20
them,
That every rose is lost to them.
They know that every sleeping plant
Shall hear the call Of May.
Men know the gentle sun, again,
Shall bid the brooks to run again;
They know the h~ollyhocks once more
Shall blossom by the gate;
The blue shall find the skies again,
The lily dead shall rise again,
And all the orchards some to bloom
If they will only wait.
Yet when to them comes snow again
And bitter grief and woe again,
They bow their heads and wall aloud
That life's a hopeless thing,
Forgetting they shall rise again
Meath blue and happy skies again,
And come from death at Gods COM
mand
To all the joys Of spring.
Edgar A. Guest,
copyright, 1919, by Edgar A. Guest)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13
Santa Fe Printer
Gets Out The Bull

Sheriff George w. Armijo has re,
ceived a copy of The Barrage," a
publication put Overt by the 18th
field artillery and published at Polch,
Germany. The military journal was
sent by e. H. Segura Of Battery r..
Much space is devoted by 1.-THE Bar
rage to sports but there is also the
announcement that sailing down the
Rhine is to be the new sport of Of
ficers and men. two large excursion
steamers having been chartered for
that purpose and others promised,
Ambrosio Duran, a Santa Fe printer,
now with the Goth engineers, has sent
Ia copy of THE Base Bull published
by the soldiers at Langres, which is
a spicy little sheet marked Final Edi-
ton and after the word price APP
pears the announcement 'No sense
There is Ia front page story to the
effect that soon the ~dismantling of the
printing plant Is to begin, all presses,
Ilinotypes and equipment tobe shipped
back to the state. A special train has
been provided to carry the machinery
10 the base port. There is an article
with clever cartoon describing enter
Itainment given by the 29th engineers
jazz orchestra and vaudeville com
pany. Duran helps print the "Bull."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13
Suffrage

Nowadays you cant oppose ballots
for women without appearing more or
less ridiculous. The house of the
New Mexico legislature didn't par
iticularly cover itself with credit in
its performance which resulted lin
the failure Of the suffrage resolu-
ton.
OF course the day is past when any
attempt is made to question the in
herent Justice Of woman's suffrage.
There's no valid argument against it,
no matter what you think Of the prac-
tical result of it. But in the case Of
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-13
Drainage
fSocorro Chieftain.,

(Socorro Chieftain.)
The drainage of the Rio Grande
valley is now the one important
affair before the people Of the en-
tire state. There are other valleys
in need of drainage, and if the Rio
Grande project fails, all will fail.
Every man and woman in the state
should be eager to do everything
possible to forward the work Of
drainage, no matter what particular
community secures the first benefits.
All can not get the first work done,
and if there is no start there will be
no completion OF the work. Let us
get together.