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Arizona republican., 1921-06-10
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 10. 1921.
It IS hord to sag aohich Of the two tUe ought most to ldnent-the Ma-
 happy ,adas aUho si,sks under the sense
 of his dishonor, or him aUho sur- vives tt. -Junius.
n. Death et cemm.nd.r e.lsr.;.h

sF Hast minute" Associated Press dispatch l2:so o'clock yesterday was "flash~ announcing death in automobils accident minutes before of F. w. Galbraits national commander Of the American Legion
 MT. Galbraith was chosen last September at the national convention Of the Legion at Cleveland Ohio, to succeed Franklin D'OHer first national com mander His administration been aggressive one the good of the and especially of disabled soldiers. who. through incompetent administration and through bureaus of conflicting. overlapping powers appeared to have been estab- iished only to furnish employment to horde of i. clerks, had been dissracefully neglected.
 MT. Galbraith was an earnest advocate of the Sweet bill pending designed to decentralxe the bureau of war delayed justice might be accorded disabled soldiers intended to cut away the red tape that has hampered the ad ninistraton of the soldier rehabilitation brought only discouragement and bitterness to the the had been intended benefit.
 It was inevitable that in body large the house of representatives mutton headed selfish member would propose amendment to interfere with the purpose the bill and that what happened At the eleventh hour attempt made to amend the bill in such way to render it entirely ineffective accomplish the purpose for which it designed
 Mr. Galbraith appeared before congress to pro- test against the amendment. He offered facts and figures to show that the amendment would yield to the disabled soldiers only about 20 cents the dollar.
 Said MT. Galbraith: Tt Ia just this parsimonious spirit that the Legion has compelled to fight. These disabled didn't bubble terms when they joined the cobra We believe the nation us in inssting that the government provide for them in a way that everyone agrees Is best"
 The question Of successor to National Com mander Galbraith had already axitated. for we believe the of this office is only year, head of the Legion to be chosen each national convention The death Galbraith will almost certainly quicken the agitation.
 The name Of Colonel John c Greenway of Ari- xona had already been widely suggested. and is quite likely that with his consent and determined movement his behalf by his friends. his election not aa successor to Mfr Galbraith, but at the next sconvention. would be assured
 Tho extensive acQuaintanca of Colonel Greenway ~throughout the country. his conspicuous service the western front where he led his mon into action well the service he had performed in Span fsh- American war and his remarkable executive ability. all mark him for tho appropriate head of tn, Legion
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10
lor LorTERIEs

Have vou won a lot this season- All 1t requires Is a little hard luck
 The Lot Lottery land promotion scheme Is blooming as it has never bioomed before By mtdsummer there should be few people In the country who haven't won a loI America Is a large country. and there ought to be enough lots to so around
 In fact. to avoid leaving any one lotie~. the enterprisinE land compa- nies are selling lots on the layer sys- tenn. ten layers to a lot n the tAoe happens 10 be in. or In case the rifer has hacked up. they are sold at so much per fsthom-
 Every man should have home he ean can his own. Follow some or the land lottery boys and youl have one you can cal your own it VIII be an imposing brick structure on . hin i'm the country with great cir- cuiar drfveways leading up 10 it and with a large floral bed on the lawn. with the letters ID r. e. worked in it-Department of Public tnaraucs-
 The scheme works this way. one of the James boys gets control or tns -Beautifui Hokumolia Estate. JUS, outside the charming suomerseo Acres Development" Two hours from inc city by train or coach Five hours by canoe Two days swim ming
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10
THE ONCE OVER.
By IF. '. PHILLIPS


 Sends out into the highways confI- sell them Confidence men ring front door ben and ten you your name was put into a dr1wlrk and that you were fortunate enough to win a beautiful lot Wont cosf you a cent except 10 pay for deed Do you care to pay for decdT Yes. fn- deedy. Forty sioIlsr< please,
 Now you are a iot owner Full and exclusive swimming rights upon payment of S5.7S extra Water wings on request Management positively not responsible for clothes stolen by its representatives while you are swimming
 what- The lot is only twenty feet wider That's SO. but you can hare the one next door to if for Sf.eoe. thus giving you a forty-foot lot The lot next door Ia worth Sl.cco tf < is worth a nickel 1f it was worth a dime I'd be getting s..ooo for H.
 SEQUEL
 Buyer discovers lot is cut on the hias- Runs back to the apex Of a triangle. like cut of curfard pie No room in the rear of lot 10 park anything larger than a flstiron- Mayte. after all that Is just what you wanted lot for If 90. the company will throw in the fiatiron.
 Not much of lot- So. But think how far sdcwn it goes. Mortimer.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10
Roman Flappsrs

We cannot believe all that the investigators tell they have discovered Not long ago accepted as statement that Chinese few centuries ago used the lip stick and pucked their eyebrows into thin straight line of the doing today That is probably the statement which issued from London was made the authority recently discovered manuscripts of early in the Orient.
 Now Professor Fl. H. Strauss of the University of Arkansas claims to discoversd-he does not say how-that there "nappers" among the women of Rome, that they their hair in huge puffs over their ears, that they used cold cream. rouge lip sticks and false hair more freely than tho female addicts of today.
 We do not know where the Arkansas professor has found all this out at this late day There is nothing in the classical extant which relate to these feminine fashions. Horace certainly would have spoken of 1t in the of his various gibes at manners and customs in which he not always sparing of the women of his day.
 It Is probably safe to guess that of all times have painted. in civilization, semi civilization have always sought to make themselves attractive to the opposite If it occurred to the women cf Rome rouge lip stick and false hair Increased their attractiveness. doubt they employed these means of allurement but that they actually did so we believe is guess work, and professor in 0zarks may make as good guess scientist any where else
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10
Relief for Land ownar,

We that the Farmers Protective League will confne it's energies the chief business hand that securing reduction of land assessments, and allow it's efforts be dssipated among reforms of taxation at this tme No doubt there many evils hat need adjustment but the best plan is concentrate upon the most outstanding evil
 The matter of land assessments is the thing that immediately concerns the farmer. The present assessments though just and reasonable when land bore inflated value most unreasonable unjust and unbearable, and we believe the tax com mission. the proper representation being made to 1t will readjust valuation the present changed conditions
 Other valuations perhaps too high but they naturally flexible and county have probably made the readjustments- If they have done the county boards of equalization will undoubtedly do so. they failing. the mission would probably
 But the land owners whose holdings assessed in their present market value, and be- yond any value that may be determined by the in from the lands obtain relief only from the tax commission. Their problem is their and should not be complicated by the taking of other problems
 We do not think the commission will fail to grant them the relief which they SO plainly need, which only simple justice but the circumstances demand.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10
Ih. P.r.ai..-v.rd Prei.e.

To the Editor of The Republican:
 Mir. orme. announcing himself as a former president of the s. R. V. w. U. association. quotes engineering re- port of Mir Hamlin saying the available supply of water from the Verde river is inadequate for the irri- gation of the Paradise-Verde dis trict- Why doesn't Mir Orme con- tinue and tell that most of the en- gineering work. practically all of it. has been done for the Paradise-Nerde district since Mir Hsmlin's report was madeg More complete data, a large amount of engineering. and government engineers coming later. Verde district The withdrawn dam sites on the Verde river have been granted to the Paradise Verde dis trict for reservoir construction pur- poses and hydro electric development by the federal government
 Evidently the s. R. V. w. T.. as Orme or does not hold the same views. since in addition the ap- propriations of the Parsdise-Nerce which have been approved for al least s<5o 900 acre feet. the $. R " w U. association applied for permission to appropriate sss. 1000 acre feet of thu Verde river water for storing in thu reservoir they plan to build at a Cos of s4 Oo0. 900. Two acre feet of watel per acre each year will raise goos crops of almost everything except al falfa. 1T it is handled properly. know because | am a Salt Rive valley farmer in addition to being [ Paradise Verde land holder. Man. other people farm and own land i' both regions. and are probably wei enough informed to judge whethe all the truth Is being told by Mi Orme. They know that Verde rive floods are tremendous propositions and that they often threaten to de molish the South Central avenu bridge.
 | Disinterested information iron | Colorado and California state irriga ton districts Is or an entirely differ ent character from what has bee printed in the Gazette. as far as can learn about it.
 Within a short time the Salt Rive valley will undoubtedly have irri gated land in three state irrigatio districts on three sides. namely th Eastern Auxiliary. sl.000 acres eas of Mesa: the Paradise-Nerde. and th northern strip through the Buckley valley. What a tremendous tncreas of resources this will mean to Mar copa county and the state of Arizonl
 EDITH R. C. HICKEY.
 (22 years in Arizona)
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10

tain places have been set zssde far their use while camping.
 Q. How old is Eugene psssf-W.
 A. Eugene V Dehs. the Socialist candidate for the presidency. was born at Terre Haure. Ind on Sov~m- her s. 1sS5- He will be ss years old next November.
 o. Now many policemen arc thsrs in New York eity7-J- L.
 A The New York police depart ment employs io.s7e men and women
 O. Where are the Holkar Denim ions7-6. E.
 A. native Mahraffa state of the Central India aEe-cy fs known as lndorc. or the Holksr Domlnions- Indore. the capital of fhe state. is sse miles east Of Bombay. IL hes a modern drainage system. a good plant Here also are located nsly college. government offices. barracks mint and the palace Of the Holkar.
 O. Now large is the District of Coiurbis7-E. L.
 A. The area of the District Of Co., iumhla is 70 square miles. O. Now many firernen or fire stokers were used on the Le~iaths while she was a troopshipf-B. 2. W.
 A. Six hundred and twelve men Sere employed in this capacity
 O. To whom was the title ~kira of the 6eassrs- niVenT-E- e.
 A. This is a title applied to Bam- phylde Moore Carew. a noted English vaEabond Of the early eighteenth cen turys
 O. Who was khufuT-B. F.
 A Khufu is the Egyptian form of tho name Cheops. the second king o, the fourth Egyptian dynasty. O. Who was Mother Arn7-o. C. A.
 A Ann Lee was given this title | because she founded the religious sect known as Shakers
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10
Mexican Pensions

The pensions which to be paid the soldiers f Sonora in which resulted in the deposition of c,arranza while liberal will not make much of an inroad the national treasury as might be supposed
 Mexican battles during the various phases of the evolution were very sansuinary. only xvhen one side became panic stricken and fled that ,nere were casualties and then the fugtives were slaughtered like rabbits
 In the last phase of the revolution resulting in ,,. defeat of the Csrranzistas there were pancs , the part of the anti Carranzistas They were uni
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10
Questions And
 AnstDers

fAuy reader can get the answer to any question by writing The hepuoii- can information Bureau Frederic y Haskin.- director, Washington. ID. C. This offer applies strictly 10 informa- ton The bureau cannot give advice on legal medical. and financial mat teis. IL does not attempt tS settie domestic troubles. nor to undertake exhaustive research on any subject Write your question plainly ana briefly. Give full name and address and enclose two cents in stamps for return postage All replies are sent direc, to the lnauirer)
 Q. How iona a time IS there be- tween generations Of fiies7-R- E.
 X. The cEg stage iasts day, rnaRrot stage five days. pupa stage five days. and fourteen SsSs later the ny lays eggs. making a cycle Of z. days. About l.o eggs arc lAsd- oi these half win develop into females which win repeat the process. ss thai In one summer one ny win have 6. oO0. .00O. .o0o. 900 descendants In the sixth generation
 Q. Are ernn,er and spelt the same
 A The name spelt or speiz Is often used for emrner. but true spell |. a radically different grain from emmer. Emmer Is a much more hardy plant in every way
 O. Are spectacles a handicap 10 man who wants 10 study astronomy -J. A. H.
 A The Naval Observatory says that the wearing of glasses should make no difference in the use of c telescope for astronomical work great many of the observers at th' Naval Observatory m Wasninstoi wear glasses constantly
 O. ls it possible Tor one 10 h,S' ,hrouoh Veiio~store and Noscnniti parks. camping by nishtl-R- E. S- A. The National Park SerNic' says mat persons are permitted t' hike through the national parks Ger
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10

formly successful. that comparatively few either killed wounded.
 We once watched Mexican battle rather heard it for hour We told that it had in progress for week. We none of the combatants though judged from puffs of smoke, followed at long intervals by faint explosions, that the lines two three miles apart So far could there had casualties in this warfare.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10
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 Phoenix. Arizona. June S. 1e21-

 Editor.
 Arizona Republican. Phoenix. Arizona Dear Sir.
 An article in the Republican this morning about the weather. reads There were hotter places in the state however.--and then mentions Yuma and Needles.
 I understand Needles Is in San Bernardino county. California and have often wondered why the Phoe- nix papers invariably claim Needles as an Arizona town in reporting the sizzling temperatures recorded al that place. Would suggest that you give Caiifornla credit for her record temperatures as well as cool sea breezes.@ .A2
 Yours very truly.
 OLD TIMER eve agree with "oid Timer that it is a mistake and bad strategy for Arizona to assume responsibility for Needles. We have enough hot places of our own-)
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10
~u. s. AND CHINA ARE FRANkssT NATIONS"

By 8. K Alfred Szs. Chnsss Minister to the U S.
 United States is one of the greatest Asiatc powers
 You never thought your country Asiatc nation did you!
 We1I think of your long Pacific line with its filled with shipping from the Far East.
 And of your Atlantic coast line which has brought almost within stones throw of the orient by opening of the Panama canal and im- proved methods of rapid transportation.
 Then think of your American island possessions Practically all of them are in Oriental waters One or them almost the coast of Chinai
 That is why that the United States is great Asiatc power
 Because of American interests Asia Eastern observers in the future of close cooperation between the United States and China.
 This co operation may 6s economic industrial. political. all three It is coming and when 1t 1t will bring benefits both to China and the United States
 China and the United States will that their people a great
 First they sincere: frank nations earth. Neither nation believes in under hand agreements secret diplomacy.
 A Chinese likes to lay his cards face the table So does American. When American comes to with friendly words you know he hasn't agreement in his pocket And the same thing 5 true a Chinese.
 A Chinese like an American believes in justice relies force. rather than force of
 So. your country and mine not as far apart many suppose. Lots of Americans question me about the present political situation in China And reply that it is hopeful In reading your press reports. some of get the idea there lack of political unity in China But I you remember the enormous size of China s big all Europe. fourth of the entire population of the world. And added this remember that it has very poor inter nal communication facilities. I you remember too, that the Chinese public only nine years old-it is only baby | public.
 In handful educated n America Europe. overthrow the Manchu emperors. They and despotc rulers in the world. This form of government ruled China than 5000 years. We changed this despotic form of government to republic of the modern and liberal ten l dencies.
 | Now, naturally such a great change take 1 place without disarray China must time adjustment.
 Remember your country. it the political ties that bound it to Great Britain passed also through period of and readjust- |
 1 We'll China having the kind troubles today
 I What we need most is leaders trained in your country. We going have them.
 When student at Cornell University, I of Chinese students in the United States. Today 200O Chinese students | If finances the Chinese government permit, 1 I hope within few 100000 Chinese | studying a your wonderful universities.
 every student who goes back to China will be strong link in the chain that is binding
 us every day closely together
 you remember those first autos that looked
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10

The fecundity of the Ford factory Is shown in the that has lately been turned out This reminds of rabbit pen or Ellis Parker Buffers Pigs Is Pigs" describing null duplication of guinea pigs
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10
To Examine Candidates

BTSBEE-A military medical off cer will be sent to Bisbee from Camp Harry J. Jones in the near future to examine candidates who make appli- cation for attendance at the citizens military training camp at Camp Ira wis, Texas, July l5 to Aug. 14. this ar rangement having been effected by Coach B. NJ. Parks Of the high school by communicating with the Eighth corps area headquarters.-Rev
 Fear Flood-Order Dam Removed
 YUMA-Believing imperative ac ton necessary in order to protect Yuma and it's vicinity in event of flood, the Yuma County Water Users association met yesterday to discuss the chances of the Colorado river flooding the valley.
 With the gauge daily increasing and the discharge showing an increased velocity. and in view of the time of the year and general flood conditions. 1t was deemed absolutely necessary for the wier at Hanlon's Heading to be removed.
 Some days back the association, through its president. William Weis- ner. notified the Imperial Irrigation district at Fl Centro that the dam was dangerous and called their at- tenuon to the agreement for its an-
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10

Queen Marie. Of Rounania. who Is soon to visit America has reputa- tion for versatility. Apart from being a domesticated woman. she Is a prac- tical house decorator and dress des- igner. She has also written several plays. the proceeds of which have been devoted to the charities Of her country.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10

Probably army of 15oo00 is big enough for the United States in time of peace Under the most adverse circumstances raised and trained formidable army for the world Under skiful direction we could have done it in half the time
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10

We'll they have cut down the southern represen- tation some. but will stand great deal more trim ming before delegations from that section to be disturbing element in republican national con- ventions However. we approve of the recognition the national committee given the achievement of Tennessee November
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10

The bandits who held up Chicago roadhouse and got away with s15ooo worth of jewery. will probably make better of the gewgaws than the women from whom 1t taken.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10
ABOUT THE STATE

nual removed when necessary to safety.-Sun.
 Killed by Train
 BISBEE-F'rank Sadler. tool nip per for the Shattuck company. whose body was found yesterday morning near a cattle guard on the E. r. & & w. railroad. about a mile west Of Naco. is believed to have come to his death by being struck by a train some time Sunday night.-Review.
 Few Cases For Grand Jury
 PRESCOTT-Aside from the Tom Murphy murder case. which may not reach trial due to the illness of the defendant. and the Bob Swan case. of special interest here. only unimpor- tant cases are listed on the calendar of the United States district court for consideration by the grand jury which meets here today. II any im- portant cases are considered. they will be submitted direct by the | United States attorneys office from data gathered since compilation Of 1 the docket.-Journal-M Miner.
 Prisoner Attempts Suicide NOGALES-John Terrill. about SC years old. tried to commit suicide al the county Jail between II and |: o'clock yesterday morning. Terril slashed himself in the neck with a | safety razor blade. and bled pro- I fusely before he could be given medi- cal attention. He was reported to- day as much better. and recovery | certain. Terrill Is in jail on tho charge of smuggling hops across tn, i nne.-Herald.
 | Bandits Get Little
 DOUGLAS-Two bandits who las night held up J. F.. Harker and D P Parks near the Douglas Bisbee pave, highway on the road to the count, hospital. received little for their ef forts. They fleeced Harper of g and Parks of SS.-International. Pittshurg women have formed l =. -. .- -. .A-.---t.--
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10

If only small part of the rain which fell on the of the Rockies had been preciptated on the western slope would have appreciated it than the people along the valley of the Arkansas.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10
Nho rs. khufuf-e. E.

Paper money tn circulation in Gc. many increased during 1920 rrosa ~ s0.o0o. .eoo.ooo marks to more than SO 900 .0co 900 marks
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10
Bandits Get Little

Pittsburg women have formed a pistol club" to protect themselves and their homes rom robbers.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10

Mice. and chipnrunks are helping rs- establish The forests of Oregon and Washington bv huryinE the tree seed.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10

Japan's imports exceeding exports Those seeking isolate the germ the Far East need 10 tarthea
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10

you remember those first autos that looked like phaetons? Cant you remember what phaeton looked like?
Arizona republican., 1921-06-10
AirpI.n. cr..h..; 2 E.e.p.

ID O U c l. A S An airplane trip planned to Nogales in a de Haviland by Lieut.. F. NJ. Paul and Sergt- s. Lindell. both of the 18th aero squa- dron. stationed near Douglas. was brought to a sudden end at noon to- day. both men narrowly escaping death when their machine crashed just outside of Pirtleville..
 After taking the air from the mu- nicipal field near the city. connect ing rod in the engine broke. forcing them to make a landing. which caused them to crash when the wheels struck a deep ditch obstructing the path of the plane.-Internation