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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Coz. LanazoLo Issues
Thanksgiving Pardon

Santa Fe. n. n. Nov. 27-A Thanks
giving pardon has been issued by
GOV. o. A. Larrazolo 20 Junius Heard,
who haC been sentenced from Mckln-
ley county in December. 1916. 20 serve
seven 10 nine years for manslaugh-
ter. Heard had pleaded guilty to the
charge.
The pardon Is conditional until Oc-
tober 81. 1890. II the terms have
been complied with 70 that time. then
the pardon becomes full and COM
plete, carrying restoration Of all
rights. Clemency was recommended
BY the trial judge and the district at
toruey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
WOMAN. ALLEGED LIBEL.
SUES PAPER FOR $4,000

Bisbee, ARK, Nov. 27--Alrs. Rosa
Mckay, Of Miami, has filed suit
against the state Consolidated Pub
fishing company, asking $4,000 dam
ages for alleged libel IN the nuhlica-
ton in the Bisbee Daily Review Of
statements alleged 60 carry charges
that she was an J. W. ". and former
convict
The offending publication was on
July rs OF this year, fin an article that
concerned Mrs. Mckay's evidence in
the preliminary examination at Doug
las OF defendants in the Blsbee de-
portation cases. Mrs Mckay, at the
time a state representative from
CochtEe county. was resident OF
Bisbee at the time Of the deportation,
July u. 1917. At the present time
she % a member Of the state house
Of representative from ella county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Collector Murieita
Reported Dismissed

Because OF alleged completely with
whisky smuEglers, Gen 81 II. Nu-
rietta, collector OF customs az Juarez
IS % be removed from office. accord
ing 20 Information reaching here
from Mexican sources Wednesday.
Murletta is intending TO 20 70 Mex
leo city 20 be Transferred to another
port according TO close friends. His
reported dismissal was assigned 10 a
plot Of political enemies Who have
been active On the past In spreading
stories alleging that Murietta vas not
the active foe OF smugglers who deal
On coutraband across the interna-
tfonal border.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
WORK ON NAVAJO COPPER
co. PROPERTY TO RESUME

Flagstaff. AriZ, Nov 2l--WO rk is
10 De resumed on the property OF the
Navajo Copper company, which failed
iu an effort - secure profit from
large deposit Of surface copper. 10
miles northeast Of Flagstaff, after
experimenting with motor truck and
caterpillar transportation on a large
scale. bringing the ore TO Flagstaff
for ran transfer 10 shelters.
New the property has been taken
over by a syndicate, represented by
Henry vs.. Lalloch Of san Francisco
president Of the South Eureka Mining
company or Nevada There VIII be
erected at The time a concentrating
and teaching plant, 10 be supplied
with water by a % mile pipe line that
will cost $4,000. The property IS 20
be Operated the whole year, the win
rer concentrates piled Till the SHOWS
are gone.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Troops Round
Up Miners In
Wyoming TOyn
Officer Tells Them Iniunc-
lions Is Violated; They
Vote to Return.

Sheridan. WYE, Nov. 27.-Csrney-
vile coal miners yesterday voted 10
return TO work Friday. after federal
troops had arrested 50 Of their num-
Der and ordered union officials TO
call a meeting TO vote on ending the
strike.
Acting under the proclamation Of
Brig. Gen DlA Poore. at Fort d. A
Russell November i, placing the state
under military control. troopers Of the
18th cavalry descended upon Carney
vile yesterday under command OF
MAJ. Warren Dean
Have Bayonets Drawn.
With drawn bayonets, the troops
surrounded a pool han where many
miners had oougregated. The miners
were ordered not to leave. The SOL
diers then made a house to house can
vasss ordering every male To report at
the pool hall From a list OF y names
and examination of the men. 50 Of the
miners were selected and ordered sent
20 Fort Mckenzie.
Mai Dean then called a meeting OF
the miners union MAJ Dean ex-
planned that their strike. begun Mon
day. was in violation Of the Indianap-
oils Injunction and asked the men 20
vote on ending the strike The vote
was unanimous to end the strike FRI
day morning.
Charge Radicals Interfere.
The troops were sent TO Carneyville
after reports had been received that
radicals were interfering with work
at the mines.
Another union meeting was held az
Monarch and the men there voted 20
return 20 work Officials believe the
strike trouble in tins district has been
ended
The soldiers were returned 20
Sheridan last night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
SUPERIOR MINE AT GLOBE
LOOKS VERY ENCOURAGING

Globe. Ariz, Nov- 25-Devel opmeut
~ the ore body recently encountered
I'm an exploratory cr0sscut on the 400
FOOT level Of the Superior g. Boston
mine fs very encouraging. Drifting
s. in progress both east and west on
The vein
The west face shows the vein 20 Z e
seven feet wide, Of which four feet IS
solid glance that VIII probably assay
- or 25 percent copper and so ounces
OF silver The last carload Of ore
shipped from the new strike assaTed
Is percent copper and 81 ounces OF
silver. The east drift is also looking
very good, che ore body carrying more
black oxide Of copper but about the
same value in silver as 80 the west
drlEt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Gen. GAIA TeIegraphs
CaTanza He Deserves
Curse OF His People

san antonio. Tex. Nov. 27.-Upon
the receipt OF Information announc-
ing the execution OF Gen. Felipe An
geies at Chihuahua City, Gen Rogue
Gonzales Cara, a former provisional
president OF Mexico. now living en-
San Antonio. wired president Car
rama as follows.
Men like you who forget. due %
passions the valuable services
rendered Mexico by the patriot. Gen.
Angeles, deserve the curse OF their
people"
Similar messages were sent by
prominent Mexican refugees here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
MAKE FABULOUS
COAL PROFITS
Secretary Glass Charges
Operators Made Big
Money in 1917.

pIetion and depreciation are taken
into consideration, the statement
said what IS meant boy this, is that
proper item fn fixing costs. is depre-
cation Of plant and depletion Of the
cost of value OF the coal in the
ground.
EN- the latter part Of 1915 all coal
companies iu the United states, save
those in the extreme west began
making money with the result that
rhe operations for the year 1915 gen
orally show a profit Of from 10 to 80
percent on capital invested
Mr. Glass statement created con-
siderable interest In connection with
another statement by former secre-
tary Of the treasury McAdoo, who.
replying 10 the coal operators tele-
gram crlticlsiuE an earlier McAdoo
comment that the operators made
shocking and lndefencIble profits 10
1917. accused them OF olscurlnE the
issue. Lr- McAdoo again challenged
the operators 20 produce their income
TAX returns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
GOLD HILL NINE LOOTED
OF EXPENSIVE EQUIPMENT

Nogales. Arizs nov. 26.-Rudolto
Tasquez. of Los Angeles, a well
known operator OF southern Arizona
and sonora mines, has reported an
unusual loss. in the theft from his
Gold FIJI mine, four miles north OF
This cily. Of an expensive SHAFT hoist
and fulI mechanical surface equip
meu-
IN addition. &c was found that IN
der ground workings had been looted
OF high grade ore and had been LETT
In dangerous shape He made inquiry
Of nearby ranchers and along the
only road TO the property and has
been able TO gain no assistance IN
tracking the thieves
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
NEW MEXICO DELEGATES TO
EDUCATIONAL MEET NAMED

santa Re. y. IT.. nov. 1I-Delegltes
have been appointed BY governor
LarrazoIo 20 represent New Mexico
AZ the nluth annual convention cf
national league o. compulsory educ
cation officials. which win be held in
Philadelphia December 3. g. and s.
The delegates are Johnatnan II.
Wagner. santa re. Eladeifo B1cl.
II RHO, Dr. prank H. p Roberts.
East Las NeEtss 81. o. Eal. silver
City; =. 81 Chavez. Socnrre. eIr5.
Nina Otero Warren. santa Fee y g..
VALDEZ. TERRA Amarillo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
FIFTEEN SEEK ADMISSION
TO THE BAR IN ARIZONA

Phoenix. Artz. Nov. 27--Elfteen appl-
cations for admission 90 the hlr were ad-
zzitted % practice nt the capitol Wedues-
day by the board o. examiners. following
the eEamfnations Of November "a and g
The list comprises eco Aldridge Ness
Frederick TX Bolln. Phoenix Martin Her
lick. Phoenix, Charles A. Cave. Mesa J.
smith Gibbons. St Johns: Plank Harrison
FlaEstaffs Paul g. NcIrer. Phoenix En-
uett 7. Morrison. Prescott. Fredeuck T.
Rogers Tucson Walter Charles Smith,
Pay; Henry 7. sullivan, Phoe1irs John L.
sweeney. Wilslow: Warren J. Van Spauck-
erHu Mesa = Andrew west. prescott and
Norman p Wykoff. jerome.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
TEXAS RANGER FORCE IS
SAID TO BE INADEQUATE

Austin. Tex. Nov. 27.-The Texas
ranger force OF 50 men IS proving
Inadequate to meet calls for state.
police. according 10 an announcement
from the governors office here. and
authorities are considering iucreas-
ing the force 10 meet unsettled con-
ditions
All but ten OF the rangers are per-
manently stationed on the Mexican
border.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
MORE MINERS WALK OUT
IN KANAWHA COAL FIELD

Charleston. ". Va. Nov. 27.-Aora
miners went out in the Kanawha coal
field today. according 70 reports
reaching the kanaWha Coal Opera
tors ASSOCIATION Union headquarters
had received no reports from any
field and credited statements OF ad-
ditional suspensions 20 holiday ac-
tiVlties.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
DOUGLAS ALLEGED WIFE
SLAYER IS UNDER ARREST

Douglas Ariz-s Nov. 21-Triuidad
Cruz, a Mexican, who early in 1871
alleged 20 have stabbed his wife 70
death in a local hotel and made his
escape before the arrival OF Off
GERS, has been arrested in Corona
Caif.. according 10 q telegram re-
ceived here. steps for HIS eLtradition
FilI be started at once
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO, COAL
DEALERS GIVE OUT OF FUEL

Roswell. n n, Nov 91--Tne coal
dealers OF Roswell are today entire
" without coal and all efforts to Sc
cure more coal so far has been 70 no
avail The gas and electric plant and
the water works still have a so da1
supp.y and consequently the city is
in no danger OF loss Of lights ana
water. Schools have a sufficient sup
ply Of coal on hand TO last them until
January l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
ARIZONA SHERIFF RAIDS
PUNCH BOARD OPERATORS

Phoenix Ariz. Nov. 27-Though the
superior courts OF Pima and ella
counties have decided that pay-in-
goods punch boards are outside the
scope OF the state gambling laws.
sheriff Montgomery has raided %
Local drug stores, cigar stands and
pool halls, theirt managers charged
with conspiracy 10 violate the statutes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

Helps


Il had stomach trouble Tor seven
years and one bottle OF Aaler-i-ka
completely CURED ne. I-stu use il
as family laxative vita good re-
Suits tsisneil r EosfL
Adler-i-sa fiusles BOTE upper ana
loWer bowel so completely &C. relieves
ANY CASE Eas on rle stomach or
sour stomach. Removes foul matter
which poisoned stomach for months
Nlten CURES constipation. Prevents
appendicitis. adler-i-ka is a mixture
OF ulchi norm cnseHrls Elvcerlre ard
nine other simple iurredfents. War
ner DRUG Co.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
A HOME MADE GRAY
HAIR REMEDY
You Can Make at Home a Better Gray
Hair Remedy Than You Can Buy.

Cray streaked or faded hair is NOT
ouly unbecoming, but unneressarg.
Eou can darken Il without using
dye
anyone san prepare a simple NIKE
turs FL hone. az very httlc cost. that
VIII darzeu gray rair. and make l-
soft and glossy TO a hair pint Of
water AID ! ounce OF BAY rum. a small
bc1 Of Blrho Compound and s ounce
o. glTcerlue These Ingredients can
be bought ar any druE store az very
little cost. or the druggist viii pat Be-
Up for You Apply 10 the hair twice
week Until The desired shade is OBJ
tanned This VIII make a gray haired
person looE twenty years younger 1t
is not dye. % does not color ire
most delicate scalps fs not sticky OF
g-elaE anl doe. ro- rub ol----Aau.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
COMMONS REFUSE TO ALLOW
ASTOR TO GIVE UP TITLE

London. Eng. Nov. 2T.--A bill intro
duced IN the house Of commons under
which visc0unt Aston would have been
able TO give up his title. inherited
from his father, the late viscouat
civilian Waldorf Aston, was de-
feated By a vote Of 1ss 10 56.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
REGARD VOLUNTEER COAL
MINERS sTRTkE BREAIEERs

Pittsburg. kan. Nov. 27.-Volun-
teer workers who came into the
Kansas coal fields TO dig coal under
the state receivership plan VIII be
considered strike breakers, Thomas
Harvey. secretary treasurer OF the
k'nsas miners announced this morn
ing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Nine Officials
Believed Lost
South OfBorder-
Left Here Friday for Sa-
huanpa, Sonora; Have
Not Reported.

-Four men. two OF them officials Of
the famous Cusihulrichic mine ar sa-
huaripa. Sonora. Mexieo. are believed
70 be lost fonewhers between that
city and Fl faRss. Ths mea started
from the Sonora town last Friday for
Fl Paso- They were 10 meet here p
C. Hawkins. auditor Of the company
thar oWns the mine. but have not been
heard from. Mr.. Hawkins started
Thursday 70 Mexico to search for'ths
men.
The men thought 60 be lost are Pat
Ryan. general manager OF the NINE
G. b Cline, an associate and two 9TH
err men one OF whom is master me-
chanic and the other the electrician
OF the mine The mine IS owned BY
the Potter Palmer estate Of Chicago
An audit Of the compauy's books was
20 have been made here by 1fr. HaW--
zins. The auditor said Wednesday
night he felt certain something had
hoppsned to the men en- route 20 FL
Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Ell PASOAN ATTORNEY FOR
M E CONFERENCE IN n. M

Adolf Hoffman. 3 p El Paso man, has
been elected treasurer and attorney
ol the NeW Mexico annual conference
Of che Methodist Episcopal church.
Ine conference was Incorporated at
santa Tie last saturday s Alonzo
Bright was elected pre- sideut- =. A.
Hassert vas elected vice president
ana A. J. Martin was elected secre-
tary. All three OF these officers 1--we
in Albuquerque
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

Ottawa, Canada, Nov. 27.-Returned
soldiers iu Canada have already ac-
quirad either as a free gift or on
money advanced by the Dominion gov
eminent about 100000 acres OF land.
The value OF the loans approved Is
given as S41.120.222. representing 49,
962 individual loans. making the aver
age 1896
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

santa Re. D. H.. Nov. 27.-The com
mission as New Mexico mounted 20
lceman, serving without pay. issueu
not long ago 10 T. L. McCauley, OF
Clovis, has been cancelled by Gov
20 A. Larrazolo. II was said at the
executive Offices that the commits
sion rwas cancelled on account OF
charges OF violation Of the peace that
we're made against McCauley.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
PITTSBURG STEEL PLANTS
DO NOT OBSERVE HOLIDAY

in the Pittsburg district, including
numbers OF those affected BY the
steel strike. were in operation TO-DAY,
workers and managers manitesung
no disposition 70 observe the holiday.
Clerical for-cs, however. were allowed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Thousands Have Tape
Worm Without knowing It

2Iauy suffe=ars who nave doctored
Ter stomach trouble without getting
lasting RELIEF have finally discovered
thar tlpeHurm OF ether worms in the
F-ouach and lutss1nas caused their
trouble.
u you have pale complexion. duh
eyes. rings under the eyes. coated
tongue heartburn. gas on the stomach.
dizziness. headaches. constipation. poor
appetite. q guawllE sensation To- the
ltumach, offensive breath or excessive
narrousuess write The Nlta-roue Co..
Dept. 90. 81 12-h st., MliwauEes. WIS.,
who E-araEt=e 20 remove tlre-worus
md relieve stomach troubles aud send
sHeir treatment On the Free Trial Pan
This company Wli send you free %
-harga. a booklet telling an about the
l5urtomg and causes OF tape-wurm.
snd other worms. and how 20 get nd
81 them and other forms o. stomach
ir1ubies az home without dieting OF
1zuear=Adrt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

ms his whole life and especially dur
ing the time Of the terrible 30 days
revolution and assassination OF presi-
dent Madero.
dren Of US who earn our bread By
the sweat Of our brow and who work
and educate ourselves and our chill
dren IN this great country in the hope
that some day we may be useful %
our mother country urgently beg you
lfr. President. 20 intervene for the
life Of this great Mexican. who. like
yourself suffered the terrors Of the
revolution This deed would be in
harmony with your great character
and the whole world would applaud
your action"
(Signedl &C. Z Bates.
ton"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

is because "Gets-Itr ls the only
corn-rauorer On earth thar makes
corus peel or iuzt Ike a banana
skin. Two or TIRES drops VIII do
the work. without fussirE or trou-
BE. You apply it in g OF 9 seconds
j dries Immediately "Gets-lt- does
the rest. without landageE. ulasters,
blood bringing knives or rlZors. Get
I'D Of thar c1rn-pain 40 once. so thar
you can work and play without corn
tlrture- Be sure % use -Gets-I-" 1t
never FANS
-Gets-l-.' the only sure. guaranteed.
mcuev- Back coru-rerlpver, costs bur
q uine ar any drug store Mfd By
=. Lawrence q Co.. Chicago. IlL-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
- PHoENIK THEATER.

Phoenix, ARK. Nov. pa new
playhouse. TO seat 1900. twice the
capacity Of any local playhouse at
present, Is 20 be built by Martin Gold
on East washington street for man
agement by Thos. D. ShauEhnessy
The site rs that OF the Pioneer Lemon
hotel. near Fourth street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

MEXICAN STUDENTS REPORTED
TO BE MAKING GOOD PROGRESS
Felix j. Eournlcr. director Of the
foreign relations department OF the
chamber or commerce visited the
Escohar Bros agricultural college.
three miles southeast Of Juare1 we'd
nesdav. he -ays the students there
are making wonderful progress. esne-
cially I'm the study OF agriculture.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Thousands Have Found
Relief From Rhsumalisrl

b. taking Asst an old phyaician
p7escripticn used since 1883. A-2g51 Is
a constitutional treatment 70. rheuma
tlEm and EouL q relieves rheumatisrl
o. cIefclrInE The caicareuus deposits
Eh-ch cause The 0aint-i swelling at the
i1llts. and drives The uric acid from
the E1z-em- sold hy leading druggists
OF cent by mali for $500. Elmer a
AN End, 50 ave and 18th ST.. New
York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

Two out o. every five men who
marry do 20 between the ages Of 20
and IS years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
'GeIs-T" PeeIs Off
Gorns PainIessIy

or They Come Like Banana skis.
? or 3 Drops, That's An
There's a murderous. painful way
10 get rid Of -rus. and then there
is the peaceful. glorious -peel-it-
orr "Gets-It' way. after you have
tried -GeLs-lt' You Wlu cay never
again % ali other methods This
Arizona republican., 1919-11-26

W. does not want to expose himself conspicuously
to the limeIight strike any concerted move
ment would expose him. The l. w. w. is singing in
lower key than formerly; that is. unless he is
crazy We have few crazy /. W. w but there are
not enough of them effect an industrial disturb
Then, few years ago in Arizona there was not
a proper differentiation between the l. w. w. and
the organized labor man. There disposition
to regard the radicalism of the l. w. w. pro-
gressivism. The wilder he the greater the favor
in which he held. Then he specially hon
ored; he is only tolerated and many excellent
people think that there is too much federation. The
l. W. w. knows that if he makes break something
will happen to him. If the laws to be too
leaden- footed there is always a probability that an
outraged community will anticipate them. But we
do not think that the Arizona against disorder
will be leaden-footed any more when it comes to
dealing with the !. w. W. The authorities have
learned that it is better for them to administer the
laws promptly than by their dlatoriness to provoke
ordinarily orderly people into an administration of
the laws. That is not good thing either for the
state or for the authorities for the laws generally
The Cannon strike will heard of un.4ss some
loud mouthed W. W. discloses the secret that there
is strike.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-26
OEMURRERS FILED
BY HAY Defendants

Demurrers to the indictments filed
against Alfred j. Peters ct al charging
them with defrauding the government
in the alleged sale of hay out of it's
class We're filed in the office of the
United States district court yesterday
by Ward and Griffith, Billiard and
Jacobs and w. L. Barnum, counsel
for the wealthy Tempe hay merchant,
and other of the defendants.
The October grand jury returned in
dictments against Peters; his son.
Vernon Peters; Joseph n. Jaggers, hay
inspector, and Paul B. Aspli and Cliff
ford Smith, who were in the employ
OF Peters. All the defendants Joined
in one of the demurrers with the ex-
ception of Smith, who has not yet
filed demurrer.
There We're four demurrers in all and
each count is taken up separately, the
defendants claiming that the indict-
ments do not state facts sufficient
to constitute charge of criminal of
Tense and are not sufficient in law TO
warrant an answer.
The arrests last spring caused q
sensation here and the subsequent
holding under bond of the prominent
men TO the federal grand Jury by the
united States commissioner was re-
sponsible for further sensation. The
grand jury's action came on the final
day of autumn term of the fedora
court and the defendants pleaded moi
guilty when arraigned before Judge
Neterer of Seattle, who held court here
for Judge Sawtelle.
The charges all have to deal with
nay transactions of Peters to the gov.
eminent during the war.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-26
A Barrier Against RadicaIism

There are good many reasons why the people of
Arizona should lend their support measures look
ing to the increase of agricultural Most Of the
reasons are so old and so obvious that we no longer
discuss them. They are universally accepted We
know that nothing is sounder as a basis for pros
perity than agriculture That really includes all the
reasons usually advanced favor Of the extension of
the agricultural
but there is another, comparatively new but
very important reason why should desire larger
agricultural area; why we should want a larger
farming population The prosperous farmer in every
community is barrier against red radcaism. A
man who owns fertile does not concern himself
with bolshevism other senseless literature He
mas no occasion to want overturni,g of the EXIST
ing order and inclination to become diIetante in
disorder, parlor boshevist, the avocation of so
many of the idle rich and the half baked inellectuas
We have before described the great farming popu-
lation of the west and the mddiewest that great
region lying between the Rockies and the Apnalach
as the buttress of the nation If political parties
go wrong that is where they encounter disaster They
are set right and taught that honesty and justice
are the best policies.
The great populous cities cannot stand against
the sentiment of the agricultural regions In some
of the western and mid western states fads have
prevailed for time but they turned out to be only
part Of the education of the people in good sense
and practically.
In our own state, Maricopa county the principal
agricultural county has had mighty influence It
saved pronibtion to Arizona and many of the people
Of the mining counties who had formerly foupbt
Maricopa, believe that it was this county that
saved the state from radicalism and in that wav
benefited the mining counties in a much greater
degree than it benefited itself We cannot have too
many farmers and too large area of farm land