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Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
COSTLY LITIGATION
 CERTAIN F BRANDS
 kRE NOT RECORDED

Costly litigation over cattle brands is certainty in the near future for all cattlemen here who do not re- register their brands before Decem- Der F, according to Secretary Ed. W. Stephens of the state livestock sani- tary board. Individual notices are not being sent, he says, partly because many of the 10000 registrants are dead or have been out of the cattle business for years.
 The re-registration of brands, ac- cording to Secretary Stephens. is the first that has been made since the livestock sanitary board was organized more than 25 years ago. The cost of re-registering is $5, and application for the required blanks must be made to Stephens office.
 After December 12, the secretary says. any brand not re-registered, will be recorded in the name of anyone applying for it. Cattle rustlers could, if they so desired, locate herds branded prior to December F and have the brands registered for themselves. Prob ably the courts would sustain the proper owners, Stephens says, but it is probable also that a lot of costly trouble and even personal unpleasant- ness would eventuate.
 In all cases involving transfers of cattle, made in good faith and re- ported direct to Stephens. where in the time clement includes the re-reg- istering date, the live stock board will nrntect the transfer.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
WHY ADVERTISE THE cHURCn
 By the Rev. Charles Sickle
Staff Writer on Religious Topics

Staff Writer Religious Topcs
 If the modern preacher were to advertise as did the prophets of old the town would hoot at him ana he would probably lose his job
 What would you think if the preacher should bury a garment until it became earth-stained and damp and should then walk slowly through the streets with it to teach some truth-religous presumably?
 This is one illustration of dozens of things which were done by these men of God who lived in olden times in order to impress the people.
 Perhaps this was permissible during those days, but there are effective methods of advertising religion and the church today
 This is not to be discussion of how the church should advertise but why.
 First. because the people outside the church ignorant of it's work-and usually of the location of individual churches.
 Second because the church hasn't done its full duty to the outside until it has not only told him where to go to church, but why he should go
 Third because there is specific command for the unconverted man to go church, therefore the church must sold to him. purely upon it's merits
 Fourth because the church has no monopoly of Christianity it prove that it is the best and highest expression of Christianity.
 Fifth because the history of the church. upon which it rests most of it's claims, is not known not only to those outside the church but to those inside the church.
 Sixth because the church needs new business old members die move away.
 Seventh, because of the greatness of it's commits sion Co ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature" beginning at Jerusalem'- at home.
 Eighth because the church offers the greatest cure the worid-the cure for sin-which everyoody needs
 There are other reasons but aren't these enough to help the average church get started in the adver Using business?
 It pays business men and all kinds of propaganda organizations. why shouldn't it pay the church?
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
mRr TpzE rfNuN pyrMp N
(As John Winthrop Wrote it in 1880,
 in his "History of New England.")

Thursday, July 1.-The Mayflower and the Whale arrived safe in Charl- ton harbour. Their passengers were all in health, but most of their cattle dead (Nhereof a mare and horse of mine). Some stone horses came over in good plight.
 Friday, My son, Henry Winthrop, was drowned at Salem.
 Thursday S-We kept day of thanksgiving in all the plantations.
 Thursday, August 1S-Capt Endi- colt and - Gibson were married by the governor and MT. Wilson.
 Saturday, 20 The French ship called the Gift came into the harbour at Charlton. She had been twelve weeks at sea, and lost one passenger and twelve goats, she delivered six.
 Monday we kept a court.
 Friday, 27-We of the congregation, kept a fast. and chose MT Wilson our teacher, and MT Nowell an elder, and MT. Gager and MT. AspinwaI deacons. We used imposition of hands but with this protestation by all. that it was only as a sign of election and con- firmation, not of any intent that MT. Wilson should renounce his ministry he received in England
 September 20-Mr. Gager died.
 September 30-About two in the morning MT. Isaac Johnson died: his wife the lady Arbella, of the house of Lincoln, being dead about one month before. He was a holy man, and wise, and died in sweet peace, leaving some part of his substance to the colony
 The wolves killed six calves at Salem and they killed one wolf
 Thomas Morton, adjudged to be im- prisoned. till he were sent into Eng land, and his house burnt down, for his many injuries offered to the h. dians, and other misdemeanours. Capt Brook, master of the Gift, refused to carry him.
 Finch of Watertown had his wig wam burnt and all his goods.
 Ellington executed at Plimouth for murdering one.
 MT. Phillips, the minister of Water town, and others had their hay burnt
 A COW died at Falmouth and goat
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
THURsDAY M6RNG NOVEMBER 27

with everything else had been miraculously subdued and changed by the But have since dis covered that few changes affecting human nature made. Our habits of thought are much the they always were prize fighting is prize fighting still.
 There is now pretty general demand for the repeal of the boxing law and that will probably be accomplished at least at the regular session of the legislature. In the meantime suppose it will be prohibited in of the larger towns the state. There hope last spring by many who did not believe that the had wrought any miracles that the promoters of boxing events under the law should somehow be inspired by apprehension of public opinion and that they would that the was kept clean. We say that they have done to the elimination of crookedness but one result has been the bringing into the of many persons whom have been accustomed to regard as undesirable, and boxing has been made a mask for prize fighting
 Whether that inevitable not we do not know Perhaps boxing may be restored but it is doubtful whether many of those who attend these bouts capable of appreciatng good boxing; whether they would attend if the awkward slugging unscientific features were cut out
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
THE BOOMERANG
(By John Winthrop. 1e3o. i


 A remarkable providence appeared in a case which was tried at the last court of assistants. Divers neighbors of Lynn, by agreement, kept their cat tie by turns.
 It fell out to the turn of one Gillow to keep them, and, as he was driving them forth, another of these neighbors went along with him. and kept him so earnestly in talk, that his cattle strayed and gate in the corn. Then this neighbor left him and would not help him recover his cattle, but went and told another how he had kept Gil low in talk, that he might lose his cattle. etc.
 The cattel getting into. the Indian corn, eat so much ere they could be gotten out, that two of them fell sick of it, and one of them died presently; and these two cows were that neigh bors who had kept Gillow in talk, etc The man brings his action against Gfllow for his COW (not knowing that he had witness of his speech; but Gillow producing witnesses, etc. barred him of his action. and had good costs etc.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
EDITORIAL
THERE'S A REASON
c. G. H.. Edito

Happening, as it does, that they fixed this years Thanksgiving on Cancels Day, we have found it fitting and con- venient to change the nature of the CameFs cargo this week
 Our thoughts naturally revert on this day, to the Pilgrims and the early colonial days when this nation was still in it's swaddling cloths. It is for this reason that we present for your kind attention this morning extracts from one or two of our early American writers; men who were contemporan- eous with the Pilgrims; men who lived the life, thought the thoughts, and spoke the tongue of the Pilgrim.
 And we leave it to you, gentle reader to decide whether we have, during the intervening period, gone ahead, or re- trogeSSed
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
Boxinq

Boxing is the down grade in Arizona and is still slipping. We it too furiously and have overworked it. The boxing law has not operated as
 majority of those who acceded to the bill perhaps
 little reluctantly, expected it would. It received the support of many people who against prize fight ing because they told and believed that it would somehow benefit the returned soldiers. The soldier argument the only offered in it's behalf.
 Boxing had been a part of the army training It couraged by high officers. Bouts were attended by statesmen and by royalty. Many men who had prize fight and would have scorned to be at witnessed these bouts with interest and enjoyment. They were clean; the boys who took part in them clean and, altogether the sport seemed be a good and healtbful one
 The probability that the sport would deteriorate under civilian auspices was not considered by the various legislatures that passed boxing laws In Arizona prize fighting had been forbidden carly Twenty five years ago when we still had open gambling when the saloons were open every day in Inc year except election days, and many of them all night; when women in the saloons and other women frequented them; when the red light district vas a recognized institution, had stringent laws against prize fighting. and stood ready at one
 lime 10 bring force of the national guard to pre- vent the threatened meeting in this state of Fitzsm mons and Peter Maher. That kind of wild ness and wooness for which we would not stand
 There must have been pretty. strong conviction. therefore, in legislature, that zes7Ishing alcng
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
THANKSGIVING DAY

The festival of Thanksgiving Day, though an American institution, is thing that goes deeper than its na- tional significance, and finds It's firm root, not merely in the affec- tions and the customs of one people, but in that potent imagination every where that speaks the aspirations of mankind, and voices in no vague tones the triumph of common hu- manity. Henry Austin.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

at Boston, with eating Indian corn.
 25-Mr. Colburn (who was chosen deacon by the congregation a week before) was invested by imposition of the hands of the minister and elder.
 The governour, upon consideration of the inconveniences which had grown in England by drinking one to another restrained it at his own table, and wished others to do the like, so as it grew, by little and little, into disuse.
 26.-The rivers were frozen up and they of Charlton could not come to the sermon at Boston till the afternoon at high water.
 Many of our cows and goats were forced to be still abroad for want of houses.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
MEET IN MARK TWAIN'S CAVE
est. Louis Republic)

HANNIBAL, Mo.-Mark Twain's cave, south of Hannibal. will be used for decidedly new purpose December 1, when the grand lodge officers of the Knights of Pythias of Missouri will adopt a class of fifty candidates in what is known as the "parlors" of the mammoth cavern named after the great humorist, who lived his boy hood days in Hannibal
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
Thanksgiving
 aft Churches
UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE

The Union Thanksgiving service will corner of Central avenue and McKin- ley street, Thursday morning, at 10:30. Following is the program that will be given:
 Organ prelude.
 Sond-'America."
 Invocation-Rey C. NJ. Aker.
 Song-"Onward Christian Soldiers" |"
 Prayer-Rev George NJ. Lehigh.
 Anthem-"0. Lord, How Manifold Are Thy Works" (Bornly).
 Reading of the Bishop Atwood.
 Duet.
 Reading of the Scripture-Rev. T. B. Yoakum.
 Offering.
 Solo.
 Sermon-"One God, One Country, One Flag, and No Hyphenated Ameri- cans" by Rev. H. W. Peck of the First N F. church Benediction-Dean Scarlett.
 Organ postlude.
 The entire membership of all the churches of the city is urged to be present at this service As a people we have much to be thankful for, and as nation we need to praise our God Let the entire citizenship of the city l remember that we all owe much to God for his protecting care and many blessings.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
AGAIN
The breaking waves dashed high

T HV DECdfA1IIb NdFSS udSIIOU IItSII
 On stern and rock bound coast.
 This time. however, they are waves of radicalism, unrest, rising prices, ct cetera. But be of good cheer, neigh bors; it is stern and rock-bound coast. And the beauty of it is that many of the trouble makers are hay ing it beat into their dense kokos just exactly how hard and unsentimental are our s. and R. B coasts.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

J. o. Sexson has been battling against great odds as secretary of the Phoenix '. M. C. A.
 The fact that he has been able to keep the association on it's feet, al though it is overwhelmed with debt, is a testimonial of his ability A less devoted worker possibly would have yielded to Encouragement as to what seemed to be lack of cooperation ou the part of the public. With Mir. Sex son as secretary and the Y. NJ C. A. placed on a firmer foundation finan- cially by the coming campaign, a brighter future can be expected
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
SUGGESTED WISHES FOR THE
 nAV

That the sun shine again.
 That the League and Treaty either be adopted or rejected by congress once and for all, evermore. Amen.
 That somebody donate the use of
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

After all is said and done. however. notwithstanding. and all the rest of them, the fact remains that the H. C. of L. won't spoil our capacity to enjoy a wholesome Thanksgiving dinner.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
WE ARE PROGRESSING

Member the time honored picture of the Pilgrim father with his blunderbus over his shoulder, eseorting Ma and all the little Pilgrims across the snow to church on Thanksgiving morn? They give thanks that they have been spared rom the Indians.
 And how it is today?
 Father dons, among other things. his stovepipe kelly and cane and escorts Ma to church the festive morn, to hear 8 sermon on the Irish question or the League of Nations. In the meanwhile the budding progeny are at home sleepl ing off the fatigue from Thanksgiv- ing eve dance.
 It may be that the old blunderbus was more convincing come along than is the modern enc.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
ALAS. POOR CoLUMBUsi

Who were the. Pilgrims, you ask? Well, if you lamped the ad of local grocer, in The Republican. you would have learned that Pilgrims were the birds who discovered America, long, long ago. And so it is, my children, that we celebrate Thanksgiving.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

If the Pilgrim fathers thought they had something of a job on their hands fighting off famine and the Indians they ought to come back and join us in our efforts to fight off Old Man H. C. of L.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

Notice-Owing to the H. C. of L.. the portions to be served this year will be cut down accordingly. And hearing which. strike was called at the board : ing house.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

Angeles Dies Before Rifle Squad.- News headline.
 Now, if he's related in any way to Villa, he'll turn up at the head of q band before long.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
GETTING ADEPT AT TT

PHILADELPHIA-P Prohibition law breakers are getting more adept at the art of constructing stills for their ''moonshine." Here is a group taken in a raid by revenue officers, which show marked improvement over the crude affairs first made.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
LUTHERAN

Thanksgiving services will be held Thursday morning at il o'clock in the Zion Evangelical Lutheran church, which is located on Ninth avenue be- tween Adams street and Woodland avenue All are cordially invited.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
PUBLICITY PLANNED
 ID SAVE |VDUSlBI|

Definite plans for publicity can paign to arouse interest in live X6k in the valley and especially iHsx rotation or diversification, were niaf yesterday afternoon at a meetil&.s, the dairy committee of the cham
 of commerce. The campaign will t21
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

Don't you wish now, that you had invited some one away from home to dine with you.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

In this day of prices. the wise housewife will lock the turkeys car cass in a safety deposit box, and take it out every week or so to give flavor to the soup or hash.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

First Church of Christ Scientist, Phoenix. Arizona, will hold Thanksgiv- ing services at the Arizona School of Music. Thursday morning at 10:50 o'clock The public is cordially invited to attend
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

Just when ye had decided to aban- don the search for the old time clothier who gave an extra pair of pants with each suit, ard who, round Thanks giving gave turkey with each suit or overcoat, our eye fell on the following from the ad of a Chicago clothier: Get Your Thanksgiving Turkey Free
 Starting tomorrow and continuing every day until Thanksgiving day, this store will give absolutely free a big live turkey. weighing at least 10 pounds or more, to every customer purchasing suit and overcoat--or two suits or two overcoats.
 Y'see, they've raised the ante. But they give the extra pair of pants.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

the form of newspaper articles and advertising, and of little booklets de- voted entirely to the question. Special efforts will be made to present the views of men of authority on the Subject.
 Plans for the campaign and discus sion of the various problems connected with it occupied practically the entire meeting. A special finance committee to take care of the financial end of the dairy committees work was named. be- ing composed of A. T. Esgate, A. J. Haltam and E. A. Marshall.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

Did they ever come out in the open and say what the price of turkeys would be to the consumer?
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

Maybe it's not too late.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

a lonely island in the middle of No where, and the pros and antis on the Irish question be transported there to fight it out to a finish.
 That somebody. somehow, start in pretty pronto putting down some good roads in Maricopa county.
 That the news carrier deliver our papers within a block, at least, of our door, and not in the mud
 That they either do something to the profiteer or shut up about him.
 That our town some day become the kind of a town we like to kid ourselves into believing it is.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-27

a of y156 The governments mistake was in
 4dot having the coal strike called off ako before it was pulled off
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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-01-17
Immense Reservoir Planned.

The Idaho state land board has with
drawn from entry state lands lying
under the contemplated United States
reclamation project to place dam in
the Snake river at American falls. 1t
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reclamation officials. Government land
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project provides for a reservoir where
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Falls and where it is said is natural
reservoir site of enormous proper
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