Arizona republican., 1919-11-20
HAYDEN LEGION
DE|VOUNCES ACTS
OF ANARCHISTS

HAYDEN. Nov. 1s.-The American
Legion post No. %. Norman L. Griffin,
held a meeting on Sunday evening at
the tennis courts to consider and de-
eide what action the legion should take
on the question Of the /. w. w. outrage
sat Centralia.
The meeting was addressed by sew
eral ex-soldiers and leading civilians
who condemned the l. w. w. and its
propaganda in no uncertain terms.
r At the close OF the speeches the fol-
lowing resolution was made and put to
the meeting:
BE IT RESOLVED, that this post
endorses the action Of the federal gov
eminent in its efforts to stamp out the
j. W. w. and its teachings, and be it
further resolved, that we praise Gov.
Campbell of this state for the stand he
has taken and take this opportunity of
assuring him of the backing of this
post in anything he may undertake to
do towards Kidding this state of the
]. w. W."
The resolution was passed unanim-
ously by everyone rising to their feet.
The Nocyar band struck up and the
meeting closed with everyone singing
THE Star Spangled Banner" The
many civilians asked to have the priv
ilege to attend, that they might be
able to express their sympathy with
the legion for their dead comrades, and
their indignation on the outrages per-
petrated by the l. W. w.
Walter Langridge, who has been at
tending school at Fort Scott, Kan, re-
turned to Hayden last Friday. He
completed his course at Fort Scott by
taking three months course in auto
mobile mechanics.
Mrs. Geo. Watson returned from
Miami on Friday. She brought the
good news that her brother. to whose
bedside she had been called, was well
on the way to recovery.
The "Girl Reserves gave a party
and handkerchief shower in honor OF
the birthdays of Misses Marie and
Katherine O'NeI last Thursday in the
ladies' parlors of the Y. NJ. c. A
Thirty Of the high school boys and
girls enjoyed the games and refresh
ments provided by the girls.
Mrs. r. /. Martin, accompanied by
her daughters, Dottie and Lily, arrived
last Friday to spend several weeks
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Alex
ander. Mr.. Alexander aAd Mrs. Mar
tin are brother and sister and this is
the occasion OF a reunion as they had
not seen one another for thirty years
The Martins are from Grand Salina
Texas. and have spent the SUMMED
touring the west and have decided t
make their home in Arizona
John O'Neil, who has spent the pas
few months working in the oil fieldi
near Desmonda, Texas, returned to hi
hot To
den and home cooking appeal to hin
after the oil field life.
NJ. p. Halliday is spending a few
days in Phoenix.
C. p. Crabb of the smelter bricklay
ing force will pass the next few week
in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. w. Clarke and fam
lily have gone to Los Angeles, Cal. MI
Clarke has accepted a position with
mining company and they will max
their home there.
y. T. Westerman and family leav
this week for a few weeks stay wit
friends In the Salt River valley.
Jack Beutell and w. f. Reid ar
leaving for Sierra Blanca, Texas. The
have accepted positions with a con
tracting firm there and VIII assist 1
building a new court house.
II. r. Heille leaves to join his famil
today. They have a farm in the Sa,
River valley and will spend the winte
there.
Mrs. william T. Macdonald and chill
dren have returned from lengthy va
cation spent at the coast.
Tho many friends OF C. c. Halle wi
be sorry 10 learn that he is not re
covering from his spell OF sicl1nes
with the rapidity they would like Il
has been sick for some time now an
is very weak. We will all be vei
pleased when c. c. gets around wit
us again.
n. w. II. Broadbent leaves today Il
Phoenix. He viii be gone several da,
on business.
~ The Fem minstrel show presents
by the Hayden ladies last Friday W;
voted to be the best show OF its kir
ever presented in Hayden. It was
scream from start 70 finish. Song
dances. solos. jokes and everythir
we're well received. Everybody wan
; them TO do 1t again very soon.