Arizona republican., 1922-03-19

santa Re to Double Track
Science Offers Cold Light
Our HOmogensic Appetite
saas Advice In Capitol
WANTED-one perfectly good act
ing assistant secretary of state.
yesterday Ernest Hall, secretary of
state, became acting governor be-
cause Governor Campbell was out Of
the stats on a trip with the Colorado
river commission and Secretary Hoo
yer. AS the state law specifically
specities that man can't hold but
one public office at a time, John
NICK. Redmond, assistant secretary OF
state, became acting secretary of
state
Under the same law, Mr. Redmond
could not hold two offices at the same
time and the Job of acting assistant
secretary OF state became open. But
none OF the other clerks in the Of
rice would accept the acting assistant
secretary Of states Job, so the place
was vacant.
Ed HUDSON, one of the oldest of
terday after an absence of forty-fiv
wears lie came here in 1876 and re-
mained two years and then went into
the southern part of the territory
where he remained until 1882. Then
he went away and since then has
spent the greater part Of his life in
Mexico.
on his return he burst into song in
appreciation OF what he had missed
by remaining so long out of Arizona:
Arizona
There's q land OF sage and cactus,
And of lofty mountains, too;
Miles OF cleaning, golden desert,
As Well as skies Of azure hue.
Arizona, how love IT,
With it's ever changing scene
Snow crowned mountains in the dis
tance,
Canyons desp and valleys green.
Morning sunrise paints a picture
On the hills in lilac hue,
And holds your heart forever
AS no other land can do.
Evening sunset. how 1t thrills you.
And your soul Is hushed and still
BY a Power that holds men helpless
AS it shows the Masters skill.
GAN FRANCISCO, March 1S.--The
Atchison. Topeka g. Santa Fe
Railway company has embarked on
a program to double track its sys-
tenn from California to Chicago. ac-.
cording to w. B. Storey, president of
the company, who arrived here today
from Chicago. His statement con-
firmed previous~reports in unofficial
quarters OF the contemplated move.
Provisions have been made in the
1922 budget for the laying of rs miles
of second track in Arizona as a part
OF the general plan," Mr.. Storey said,
"The rate OF development OF Califor-
MIA business will largely determine
how soon this ultimate plan will be
carried out"
Business generally seems more
hopeful in the territory served by the
Santa Fe, Mr.. Storey said. but hope
for further reduction in passenger
out until volume OF business increased
materially.
7 OS ANGELES, March 1S.-"Cold,
- light was demonstrated here be
fore a group OF scientists by NJ. J.
Ritterrath, Los Angeles inventor. who
told his hearers his invention was the
result of four years work.
cold light is said to be pure
white and so free from heat that
highly explosive Photographic film
may be subjected to it for hours
without burning. it is said.
1t is declared the discovery VIII pc
of great value in the projection OF
motion pictures.
NEW YORK, March 1s.--The quick
- lunch, the chain grocery and the
self service restaurant have created
"a homenegic appetite among tne
o00. 900 persons who eat three meals
! day IN the district embraced by the
port OF New York. -
authority OF the port OF New York
which has just concluded a. survey
~ evolve an emergency plan for dis
tributing food stuffs by truck, auto
mobile and airplane in the event OF
a strike.
an THE walls of one Of the depart
~ nents OF the corporation commits
.ion IN the state capitol is the fol-
having poem which speaks for ltsen.
T,he author of the poem is not known
snd II is not known whether the post
49, ~ II on the wall was intended
fn- fhe employees of the department
II. FOR any one who might visit the
department probably both. The poem
is as follows;
i wise old owl lived in an oak.
nj" more he saw the less he spoke.
srhe less he spoke. the more he hearu;
yKrhv can't we be more like that plru
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