Arizona republican., 1921-05-27
To Fail To Vote The Bonds Would Halt This City In Her March Of Progress It Is Declared By Lead ing Citizens
rnaax Is election day.

tar voters Of Phoenix will be given sr opportunity 10 register their at- vsrrnatfou or rejection of six proposfd ssor6 tSSaeS. aSgregating Si65.oo0 and s,e~rvru5nG she initiation or compie- 4scr rt ,ara,5ectS each of which has a &elsrfte bearing upon the future ad- 1&rccrrrrt and growth of the city. The issues to be voted upon this nnor-suS have received the endorse ra~nr af eH the civic and commercial 4s-sarsrafionS Of the city in addition ~- ,l,r arprohaiion of hundreds of in- alSxsdaai citizens. Ssoula anyone desire traRsporta- tson ro the polls a call to thu cham lurvr x,f commerce. telephone 1294, will 1srsnx a car immediately.
 Cn another page will be found a naap SfcAsspg the boundaries of each rvrxcincr 5n The city and the exact To- c4tson of each polling place. Study tmr map and learn just where you Oa~s slcur vote.
 ssellsnS places will be open all day in cS.h og tho r. city precincts and fnn election boards have been ap- s-aintcd 10 serve.
 Tho following endorsements of the ' sataoaS bond issues were selected by The Republican yesterday from ~tNares of interviews in which the a~s1srg business and professional men ot the city expressed their sanc- sfO7 Of rhc issues and their determi- nation 10 exert every effort to assist rhe entire body of voters to register substantial msjorities for each pro ros1o n
 Col. James H. McClintock, state historian. There can be no argu- rrrur against the bond issues which come before the people today. Every orc Of the items is necessary 10 the welfare not only of the citizens Of fsscenix but of the county and state Nps a whole No more important f~cble-ns face this city than those which Will be solved through the is xranre of tre proposed bonds, and 1t IS matter Of purely the most selfish Interest that every man and woman aaf K>noenix vote Yes on his or her ballot today" A N. Coggins, Phoenix Title and w~aSr r,ompany. The six bond pro- s.o~aiS which come before the citizens cg Phoenix today rank among the nacss important issues which they have been called upon to consider ESach one of them directly affects the status of the community as whole, and none can be defeated without in- 7nrfng Inc community in whlch' we lave. I expect that the vote for the bonds will be one of the heaviest ever cast in an election of this sort rhcenix cannot afford to let this op- for1Nnity slip by. and the consensus or cpsnicn Is that Phoenix will not.
 Dave Goldberg, merchant; The ob- srs-s aimed al in all the bond issues which come before the people O PhceniN today is the inauguration nsol completion of projects which are VI sz1gv necessary and which must b. carried out for the welfare of ever. citizen The question of hard or sof water. of protection from a noo' menace of adequate hospital facih tics. Of increased police protection cT the care of the national guard an' of needed protection needs only to b asked 10 receive the endorsement o every right thinking man and woman This is the opportune time, and have no doubt that the citizens of thi elry are wise enough and aler enough 10 see that each issue Is vote fV a decisive majority.
 At the Right Time
 W B. Wilkinson. Phoenix Title an Trust company: "The bond issues [ he voted upon today not only repre- sent the things that are necessar Tor the csrv but they come before tn people st just the right time. 1t IS well known economic fact that th rfra, for the expenditure of puDu money is at the time when the ordl nary lines of business are stresse and when there is need of a new flo ef money in economic channels. voting for the present issues, there fore. the people of Phoenix are mere In opening a new source of income f( rhemselves-a source which IS Doun ro benefit every one of them. An fhs cost of the improvements. meas ured in terms of taxation, is so sma as to be practically negligible. SiNt, rpro cents on the SlO00 of Naluaut sS mot going to hurt any man in Il .-5rs and each of us should see thi With this small cost we are Gettit sv,nroVements which will be wor fnraiculably -nore than their fir cost as soon as the projects have be' accomplished.'
 h " W. I.awhon. broker. presidel eE the chamber of commerce: 'l ha' ro meet a single individual WI .ot1ld give a valid or plausible a .-nr,cnf why any of the bond issu on the ballot today should not
 farr5ed. They have been explained
 detail in the daily press. and eve citizen of Phoenix is familiar wi sbern. Of the bonds for the compl s5or, of the Verde water project its unnecessary to speak, as II Is or | issue for the control or cave Cree TFs fact the building of the armo win mean the expenditure by | ,-oS-crDu,ent of tens of thousands
 Soilars in Phoenix annually, in add f5,o ro giving it wealth of militia
 ,,,i,.,y,ent and affording a dece .,,Ss@. as a headquarters for the n A.sonal guard in this city should l tFat this issue should car u-n hardly dissenting vote T ,.srshsSe of the University tract.
 5 r.r ir will go immediately ir .r. ..,r-pIetion of the Deaconess he
 ,.r+-L Is badly needed q