Arizona republican., 1921-01-10

publicans, wandering in the wilderness of error.
 Speaking to him last night of his prayers in that respect, e. l.. Coffey. a former member of the legislature from Greenlee said in tho lobby of the Hotel Adams. You ought to take a lesson from experience and not pray for the Republicans. You have done that against the advice of far-seeing Democrats. and now see what hap pened last fall"
 Democrat Fails to Arrive . There was some little uneasiness among the Democratic members of the house yesterday evening on account of the absence of Representative Cur tis l.. Knight of Gila county, for with out him the Democrats would be un- able to organize the house. A tie would be created. Though, so far as known, tho Republican members had not con- sidored such an exploit as the capture of tho organization and had taken no step beyond a formal agreement upon minority candidates for the speaker ship and the other more prominent po- sltions. it would not take them long this morning to form line that would obstruct Democratic organization.
 But the Democratic leaders were confident that Mir. Knight would ar rive either late last night or before noon today.
 The legislature will assemble prompt ly at noon and, following the usual practice, after organization each house will notify the other of it's readiness for business and then they will jointly communicate that fact to the governor. Also. following the usual practice, the message of the governor probably will be presented to the legislature in joint session tomorrow.
 The appointments to all positions designated by the statutes probably will be announced today and from time to time thereafter other attaches will be named as they may be required. It is also thought that the personnel of the more important committees will be made known today.
 There is a much larger proportion of young men fin the incoming legisla- ture than in any previous one and, not because of the youthful membership, however, there is a greater aggregation of pulchirtude than any previous Ari- zona legislature ever has presented.
 The Senate
 Members of the senate are:
 Apache: W. A. Saunders. Repub- lican.
 cochise: John P. Gun. Democrat; Dr. w. P. Sims. Democrat.
 Coconino: Charles D. Larson. Re- publican.
 Gila: William D. Claypool. Demo crat: F. A. Woodward, Republican.
 Graham: Joseph FL Lines. Demo- crat.
 Greenlee: H. A. Elliott. Democrat.
 Maricopa: c. M. Stoddard. Repub- lican; Fl. B. Wilkinson. Republican.
 Mohavo: James Curtin, Democrat.
 Navajo James Scott, Republican.
 Pima: Fred O. Goodell. Republican; Elias Hedrick. Republican.
 Plnal: Charles E. McMillin. Demo- crat.
 Santa Cruz: Dr. J. L. schleimer. Democrat.
 Ysvapai: Charles E. Burton. Repub- licau; David Morgan. Republican.
 Yuma: A. J. Eddy. Democrat.
 The House
 Members of the house are
 Apache: John H. Uda1. Republican Cochise: Howard BarkeIl, Repub- iican: George Fl. Ccbbe. Democrat: Arthur curlce, Democrat: Ray r. Krebs. Democrat; !. J Mccullough, Democrat; Dana T. Milner. Repub- lican: John F Wylie, nemocrat.
 coconino: Fred W. Perkins. Repub- lican.
 Cha: William J.. Barry, Democrat: Curtis l.. Knight, Democrat; Frank LA Perry. Republican.
 Graham; J. A. Farrell, Republican; D. A. Matthews, Democrat
 Greenlee: T. F. McGrath, Democrat: T. P Wilson. Democrat.
 Maricopa: O. D. Betts. Democrat: W. D. Baxter Republican; J. Irwin Burk. Democrat: Dan F. Jones, Dem ocrat: J. IT. Kinney, Republican; !. c. Phillips. Republican,; Charles K Pish- on, Republican: w. ID. Remington, Republican,: O. B. Schupp, Republican. Mohave: w. A. Neal. Jr., Democrat Navajo: Frank Ellsworth, Democrat Pima: T. C. Haynes. Republican; F. ID. A. Kimball. Republican; Herman l.. Snyder. Republican.
 Pinal: George N. Hall. Republican; I. D. Ricxerson. Democrat
 Santa Cruz: I. F. Frazier. Repub- lican.
 Yavapai: Alfred H. Gale, Repub- lican; F. c. Keefe, Democrat: w. Cur tis Miller, Democrat; Ebert A. Stew art, Republican.
 Yuma: Miss c. Louise Roehringer, Democrat; Mrs. Nellie T. Bush. Dem ocrat.
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