Arizona republican., 1921-08-12
FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST IF. 1921
Enthusiasm is the leaping light ming, not to be measured by the horse power of understanding.
 Emerson.
Much Ado About Little

The coming of Mrs. O'Hare to expound her pecu- liar program reform and regulation of society appears to have occasioned agitation which no other purpose than to drive the fish the direction of her net Mrs o'Hare is said not to be pleasing convincing speaker per- of great intelligence. Her drawing consists. we believe in the fact was jailed by the government during the for violation of the espionage act and since then has received certain additional adventitious strengthening by the oppos ton of newspapers and authorities in towns where she proposed to appear.
 For her as . lecturer that jail sentence worth good many thousand dollars to her; every time she Is excluded from town her wealth in mo- toriety by hundreds of dollars. and time a newspaper condescends and 1t Is descent print diatribe against her. protest against her coming 1t is worth far line to her than the newspaper would dare charge it's regular patrons.
 Her jail sentence has been 70 far over-capitazed that it ought to receive the attention the admin istrators of the "blue sky laws. During the all sorts of people arrested and put into jail- some who capable of obstructing the govern ment in war. and others who were merely loose tongued. and harmless however harmful they wished to be. like Mrs. O'Hare. The government. however. in enforcing the law could make distinction be- tween those who were capable and those who like Hare were incapable snake All reptiles and all would hiss and strike that the government could make distinc- tion between the poisonous and the poisonous varieties It gathered them all up
 So numerous were the reptiles. big and little, in the squirming mass that perhaps the fact that one had in jail would not been a valuable to him her. if the of when the over had sensiby proceeded to forget it. Mrs. OHare might not have been able to capitalize her jail resi- dence but for an incident in the north few weeks ago when she was not only denied permission to speak in a town but claimed to have been Kidnapped If the thing had happened to . previously heard of Jane Doe. she too would have become . heroine.
 Now hear of great many people throughout the country but confess total ignorance the jail record of Mrs. o'Hare of her presence on until that northern incident was brought to attention.
 Mrs O'1are. Is not a menace though suppose Bhe would like to be. She is not interesting person. We all who may hear her will be bored or disgusted except the handful that always likes hear rantng against the established order.
 There is probability that she will be able to overthrow the government of the United States; she cannot make dent in the government of Ari- zona- She cannot impinge upon the government of Maricopa county or the city of Phoenix; we'll bet a dollar, yes odds of two dollars to doughnut and we do not how big the hole how thin the perme- ter of dough. that the of School District Mo- can withstand any assault. she may make. If had small unit of government g township would back that against her.
 Of course. there is the possibility that she may make nuisance of herself in her forthcoming speech She may advocate the overthrow of the government by force Then she should be quietly suppressed and not be-
 Burnt by the wicked Bedford for witch" and Jeanne d Arc created. The papers should refrain from heralding such adventure. Tha. would serve Mrs. OHare's purpose far better than to report her remarks in full. Her speech in coli type would probably have depressing effect upon even her.