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Arizona republican., 1922-05-08

cussion of dogmas. But the dry bones
Of theology in his Interpretation of
the doctrines of our holy religion were
made to live and give forth mean
ing and a light which had never been
revealed before. Resolve that word
theology into it's component parts and
then translate II, and In the revela-
tion OF the science Of God, the rela-
ton of men to their father, we find
him a reyealer like unto the prophets
of the first ages of Christianity. He
declared the truth as the great poets
do--by intuition and inspiration, and
not by logic and reason. And yet the
theology of this man was built upon
the foundation stone of reason. His
faith, positive and not negative, as
he reached ii, was a reasonable faith.
He reached right conclusions without
showing the steps, or the methods by
which he came to them, and perhaps
he did not know himself. You felt
that he believed they were true, and
he convinced you that the words he
spoke were truth and life. Your soul
recognized at once their truth. Sud
denly. in the midst of all his varied
work and service in the consummate
Towering and richness OF his living,
the hand of God touched him and he
was not. God had need of him, and
we, benumbed and troubled, dared not
question, but felt a new light thrown
around that eternal life into which
almost a generation ago he entered
Heaven touched upon earth and all
was more real and living in spite OF
loneliness and loss.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08
The Motor Car Not Away. at Fault

The automobile is not always to blame. The
other day boy bicycle North Central ave-
attached himself to motor travelling in the
direction and allowed himself to be propelled
by it to point where the turned into cross
street. The boy released his hold but the momentum
threw him against passing car. His wheel was
thrown under it and crushed out of shape. The
boy himself was thrown upon the hood and escaped
injury
If the other thing had happened the grief of the
parents of this youth would been succeeded by
anger. and that in turn, by ayarice and the
of the second car would probably have become a
defendant in action for damages though he could
have been in no wise to blame.
Then there is still the jaywalker not so many
of him there used to be. Yet day or two ago
we saw congestion at busy corner produced by
remnant of the tribe. The driver of the nearest
approaching automobile didn't know what the diago-
nal pedestrian intended to do, slowed up and finally
came to stop amid the screenings of brakes of
half dozen machines approaching from four drec-
tions it takes only moment to produce conges-
ton which it takes minutes to relieve.
If the first machine had proceeded with dsre-
gard of the iaywalker and hit him, suppose there
would still have been congestion, but it would
have cured the iaywalker have eliminated him as
a of future traffic jams.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08
"The Faith of the Fathers

The Southern Tariff Conference sees no sense
in contemplating last years birds nests and none
at all in kicking against the goads. It declines
longer to engage in an academic discussion of free
trade, tariff for revenue only. and protection. 1t
further declines to regard these questions
political.
The Fort Worth Star Telegram says 1T is
an economic question It does foreshadow
shift in Texas TO the Republican column; it does
not even mean growth of protection sentiment in
the South. 1t is simply the very practical question
of whether the products of other sections of the
country TO receive the benefits of protective
tariff and the products of Texas and the South
be placed at decided disadvantage by being denied
such protection
The inescapahle fact for the South is that
whether not protection is right wrong in
principle Congress is going to pass protective
tariff law. It will be no consolation to the people
of the South if they should be left unprotected. for
their congressman TO return tell them that they
had voted asainS; the BIZ a1l had t.@- e-.2t lie
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08
THE CITY OF TOMORROW
BY G. D. YoAKUM

ings of such earthly plants as DR..
Crane has umerated-physical fit-
ness, children unity, sense of humor,
or religion fpreferably both), co1fi-
dence and friendship. In some meas
ure, these are all conditions whose
fulfillment public opinion--your opin-
lon and nine-can assist or retard.
Is marriage a failure? No, but
some people are. Many business firms
fail, but business is not a failure.
Men fail, but business doesn't. SO
men and women, and very excellent
ones at that, fail as married persons,
but marriage is not a failure.
Are Willard Mack and Pauline
Frederick married again or divorced
again? We are not informed as 10
the most recent developments. But
their status doesn't affect our ar
gument Neither will we judge ther1.
A year ago they were contemplating
remarriage, and we were struck Ey
the statement that Mack was TO be
watched by 10 friends, who would
report to Miss Frederick daily for 10
weeks by wire. Love that must have
10 spies on the trail of the beloved.
or even one, isn't based on the rock
Of confidence and If marriage takes
place and is shipwrecked, let's not
count 1t an indictment or the inSti-
tuition. Suspicion is a failure. UNI
bridled passion is failure. wicket
ness is q failure, and Willard Mack
may be failure. but marriage isn't.
As with law enforcement. educA-
tion, dance control and morality geil-
orally, so it is with marriage. The
remedy lies in the reform or public
opinion. Our scolding will do no
good. More stringent and divorce
laws would help a little, but the
remedy is not in the law. When
capacity for deathless loyalty to one's
affection becomes a common virtue
it will be due to a stiffening of our
moral backbone, the erection in the
community Of adequate ideals, and
the steady exercise of social disci-
pline which will make the high price
of loyalty seem justified.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08
BARE-HANDED SELLING
BY Or. FRANK CRANE
copyright, 1921. by Frank Crane)

The salesman guard Of modern America.
He 10 the Middle Ages.
Of wheedlnG people into buying
thinat may may Selling not huxterng.
of business. 1t than
that it means the domination of the business spirit
to say that that of who engaged in
Of the country That
they are whole the quickest wit the
endurance and the finest and most
adventurous spirit
The business selling inviting for the
superior mar
The fiinr Of Offices cerkships professions the
of left for the who
fear the doubtful the battle youth that believes
that he has create his fortune and to
realize the best Anglo
Saxon will find his best in selling
this business that there always plenty OF
Thousands people hunting jobs There al
ways cry Of unemployment. Many from door
door asking only for chance to work
is entirely There is going to
another The first place inquire will hire you
That provided willing to do thing And that
8 to sell.
AS rule office bookkeepers,
Lines formed outside Of
the door Of people asking for these places.
line Of unemployed saesmen Every that
will sell, can seIb get job before night.
only trouble with selling, will pardon
our French trouble s it takes CUTS.
months and studied conditions
rather carefully things the matter with Europe
the with it, fatal thing that
there holders, office holders the like and
mol enough salesmen
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08

faith of the fathers The people of the South are
not willing to suffer economic martyrdom for any
partisan faith.
Democrats is therefore calling upon the congress-
men from the South instead of wasting their
gies in hopeless fight against the bill, fight
they know to be hopeless to employ their time
and efforts in trying to secure for their consttu
some of the benefits protective legislation
If the bill should be when finally passed, one
sided bill in favor of certain sections of the
those sections made it SO against the efforts of
congressman from other sections Of the country
who chose to butt their heads against the wall. 1t
will not then do for the Southern congressman to
return and demand credit for having kept their
records straight.
Says the Star-Telegram:
The politicians are in control of the party
chinery apparently the representatives in Con-
gress obeyng the party whip without reference to
the interest of their constituents However, the right
of petition has not been abolished and 1t is to that
the Southern Tariff conference has decided to appeal
has made little headway with the politicians. 1t
is turning to the people. If you believe that
everything should be done to prevent the tariff
law from being sectional and one-sided affair." il
you believe that everything should be done to protect
Texas and the South from the consequences of such
is going be passed. 1t is going to be passed 1t is
going to be passed and enforced by your govern
ment which is the less your because
it is controlled by Republicans. The question is
what kind of bill do you want it to be. 1t is up
to you.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08

along this line is being carried out in
France at the present time, but none
of these efforts has to date met with
any marked success. The Harvesting
of the tides is very similar in its ap-
peal to the average human inventor
as the perpetual motion idea.
@. Is there any other name for the
city Of Colon, at Panama? /. w. K.
A. The city of Colon. Panama, is
sometimes called Aspinwall, in honor
of William H. Aspinwall, one OF the
builders Of the Panama railroad,
which was completed in 1855.
@. Has England any colonies IN
Europe7 {. /, w.
A. In Europe, England has only
two possessions in the nature OF col
onies-GibraIta and Malta-w h c h
were acquired for military reasons.
@. 10 Pixies Peak The highest
mountain in Colorado? n. r. s.
A. The highest point in the state
of Colorado is Mount Massive, i4.424
rect, and there are several other
peaks higher than Pixies, which Is
14.10S feet.
q. Was Marie coreIli the real
name Of the woman who wrote under
the name? /. D. 2.
a. Marie Corelli was the pen name
of&M. Conbet. She adopted the pen
name which afterwards became hers
legally. She never married and died
last summer on June Is, the ami :
versary of her birth.
@. How extensively are machines
used in coal mining? o. S. *.
A. 1t is estimated that 06 per cent
of the coal produced in the United
States Is machine mined.
@. To whom does Palestine be-
4. Before the war Palestine was
under the control of Turkey. The
League of Nations awarded the man
date Of Palestine to Great Britain. I.
@. Who invented condensed milk?
A. The first application OF a prac-
tical process for condensing milk was
made by Gail Borden of NORWICH.
". Y, who began his experiments IN
1851 and applied for patent in 1898,
which was first rejected but lfnaily
granted August 19 1855. :,
@. How does one "pyranlc' " =
deal on the stock exchanges. v. Z.
A. PyTamiding is the speculative
process of using the profits on stocks
bought on margin in a rising market
to buy more stock, also on margin,
and a similar process in selling on a
declining market.
q. What ia the "conedie Fran
caise" in Paris?-H. C. p.
A. The Coincide Franchise is the
official name of the national theater
of France, which is supported by
public funds for the purpose Of ao-
vancing dramatic art. 1t was long
known as La Maison de Mo'sere, or
Moliere's theater.
@. When was the National road
built, and was il intended to be .
transcontinental road?-R. Z.
A. The National road as origin
ally planned was to extend from
Cumberland, Md, to Jefferson, Mo.
and its construction was begun in
1906.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08
An Appreciation

Phoenix, Ariz.. May z, 1922
Editor of The Republican,
Phoenix. Arizona.
Dear Sir -
The Congregation at the First
Presbyterian church of Phoenix voted
unanimously this morning. Sunday
to express to those in charge of The
Republican q deep appreciation OF
their stand with reference to the en-
forcement OF the eighteenth amend
ment, and the publicity to be given
lawbreakers who are caught. regard
less OF their standing or relationship
in the community.
We believe 1t is time for true
Americans to come to the front
against So called Americans who are
developing the traitorous habit OF
poking fun at our national constitu-
tion by making the eighteenth
amendment the butt of their jests in
public address and conversation. e1-
pecting the rest of US to laugh at
their coarse and perfidious jokes. We
believe many good people do this
thoughtlessly. Surely such people
will not repeat it further, when once
the danger is recognized.
No true man makes fun Of that
which is sacred and precious to him.
His mother, his wife. his children,
his friends, his religion, his country
are treated with utmost respect in
conversation and conduct. Any man
who makes light of these only shows
thereby he has no true respect for
them and tends to be traitorous to
them regardless of whether his ac-
tions arise from weakness and ignor-
ance or from premeditated meanness.
He stands close to the man who de-
fies law and decency because he
breathes the breath of disloyalty into
his countrymen.
We believe that the man who buys
liquor today is just as guilty as a
laW-breaker as the man who sells the
stuff to him. We have less respect
for the so-cailed business man who
supplies funds and influence to this
infamous traffic than for the poor
criminal who takes the risks in de-
livering the damaging goods.
We cry out to every true American
to call a halt in this habit of jesting
about our national constitution and
to stand firmly with all who are
seeking to enforce the law in our
community and nation.
Yours very truly.
ARTHUR LEE ODELIa
Pastor.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08
Questions And
.Ansuers

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any question by writing The Repub-
lican Information Bureau, Frederic J..
Haskin, Director, Washington, D. G.
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@. At what temperature should
eggs be kept in cold storage? D. n. NJ.
A. The Department Of Agriculture
says that eggs should be kept in cold
storage at approximately freezing
temperature, this being slightly above
80 degrees.
"a. Is there more wheat in the
United States than there was n year
ago? j. C.
A. The latest figures available re-
garding the supply Of wheat this year
as compared with last year are for
the middle of February. At that time
in the year 1921. there were approx
mately 3s.oO0,0O0 bushels on hand,
while at the same time in 1922 there
were about AZ, 600. 900 bushels.
@. Is oil found in low land or high
land? L. L.
A. Oil is found both at low and
high attitudes. Wells in Colorado and
Wyoming are above 5000 feet
@. Are there any Spanish Jews?
M. X.
A. According to the latest statis-
tics there are aboutl 1000 Jews in
Spain.
@. Has = plan heen perfected by
which the ocean tides can be utilized
as means for developing power? p.
/. /.
A. The photographic office Of the
navy says that a great many attempts
have been made to harness the waves.
In fact quite an elaborate method
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08
Brdley Dolly Poem
SPEAKING OF READING

! like the tale of the open trail,7
The kind where the men are men"
Where the bad men clash and the six-guns flash
And each bar is a slaughter -pen;
I like the villains who wade in 'killin's'
Till the hero shoots 'em dead
The bloody. CORY, galloping story
Where every page runs red.
/ like the girl who is in a whir
OF perils and dangers vast,
Who thinks the hero social zero,
Yet marries the kid at last;
like the twang of the western slang
And the lure of the old frontier
Where the 100 per cent Americans" went
In the stories Of yesteryear!
like the fights where they doused the lights
AS they heaped the dead in a mound,
Where each of the clan a twogun
With a private burying ground
/ like a tale Of that kind because
1t brings to my mind again
The west as it probably never
But possibly might have
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08
DIS Marriaas a FaiIuregD

"Is Marriage a Failure?"
What do divorces prove? The
proportion of marriages that go on
the rocks to the whole number SOL
emnized seems to be increasing.
What does that signify to you, fell
low citizen? To many II means that
marriage is failure, and some even
argue that the Iegalized relation OF
the sexes should be changed and ad-
justed to these modern conditions.
What do you think?
It makes a big difference what you
think about this. In nothing is our
social solidarity more real and vital
than in the sanctity it gives to So
cial contracts. II you and ] think
that marriage is an experiment rather
than a commitment, the young peo-
pIe at the altar Will sense that idea
and interpret their VOWS accordingly.
Three should always stand before the
Clergyman and say II viii, the man,
the woman, and the community. II
the community keeps faith, If every
BODY talks faithfulness and expects
faithfulness, and finally demands
faithfulness of married people, mar
riage vii! be as successful as taxa
ton or tattooing or sentence 10
Jail
We suggest that WnenVer a com
ulunity wants TO measure its growth
In civilization 1t should note the
honor in which marriage is held IN i.
If there is a better measuring stick,
we do not know what 1t Is. When
a. community can train its youth IN
such high -mindedness and furnish
forth their adventuring souls with
such inner fidelity and holiness as
shall iaake marriages happy and per-
n.anenG, we will count it a truly civ
ilizcd community. Unhappy mar
riases indicate a cultural immcturity
in which we all share.
Let US discard the idea that mar :
riage is a matter Of magic. Artni-
ties generally find themselves IN a
divorce court when they como down
to earth. Marriage has its transcend
e1.t asnects. but they are The flower
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08
london has a dog ambulance a

London has dog ambulance A motorcycle with
a sidecar is padded with straw and blankets, in
which the animal is placed. The ambulance is ready
at all times of day night and may be called by
telephone. A veterinary accompanies the ambulance
If the hopeless, he kills the dog If the
is curabe the dog is rushed to the operating table
of the hospital
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08

The ma gnitude of the insurance business in the
United States is almost beyond comprehension. An
mutual Associations and $50 fraernals doing business
of which there S23 lfe 1,4S1 fire, 33S casualty
and more than LOO county farm fire organizations
Altogether there than 5000 different organ
izations furnishing insurance Licensed agents make
army of 604591 individuals including solicitors
of large agencies who not listed.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08

Canada has settled 81 900 Canadian ex-solders on
land and has lent SIS 100000 to these men. The
full purchase price of the land up $4,000 for
buildings equipment and stock has been advanced
TO each Only seven per cent of the men thus aided
abandoned their property and last years crops
from soldier lands valued at $15,OoO,ooO,
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08

The ossiphone the invention of an Englishman,
is instrument by of which deaf persons,
whose nerves of hearing unimpaired, may hear
through the medium of the bony structure The oss-
phone is not effectual in all but in certain in
it is efficient where other apparatus is
less
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08

found unconscious Arkansaw
town tempted the local newspaper to conjecture.
Although unable to speak English, he appeared to
have been kicked by mule" How was the mule
expected to know of the linguistic limitations of his
victim?
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08

John d. Rockefeller time ago said that
the secret of long life lay in being Christian and
playing golf But Christian keep being
Christian and play golf We fear John D. was
spoofing
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08

A machine will dig ditch II feet wide on top
and feet deep, while crawling steadily ahead
like prehistoric monster. A revolving wheel scoops
out the earth and conveyor belt carries 1t 20 feet
to the side to deposit. With a of five men the
machine drive ditch ahead quarter of a mile
each working day.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08

Special prizes are to be offered at the Interna-
tional Livestock Exposition for the champion girls
canning club team in the United States. Contests
will be held at Springfield, Massachusetts,; Sioux
City Iowa; Atlanta Georgia; Portland, Oregon and
Pueblo, Colorado.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08

Dick Wick Hall of the Salome (Arz.) SUM-"
says Don Marquis OF the New York Sun asks IF
bee sting like the devil diet of honey, what
could he do if you fed him tobasco saucer
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08

Deserving Democrats who not endorsed to-
morrow will be convinced that county conferences
design Of the devil for the discontinue of the
people, rs,
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08

Austria,s drink bill for 1921 amounted to about
$6 220 100000 according to an official statement is
sued recently. This is equal to the total currency
circulation and times the national coal BILL
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08
VICIOUS

From Answers London.
She (after the stolen kiss)-How
dare you! Father said he would kill
the first man who kissed me.
He (coollyl How interesung' And
did J
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08

Extracting gold from the air is being attempted
by the government at the New York assay office.
Tests are being carried by which the smoke, air
and duas which escape from the molten gold and
carry away minute particles of the metal, be
refined SO that none of the gold is lost.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08
HOW THE EIeHT eEeAN

From the Boston transcript
The doctor says I must keep my
mouth shut in the cold air."
III open the window imm ediately."
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08

1t is explained that the popularity of Sir Conan
Doyle in New York rests his promise to put the
Gothamtes in communication with departed spirits,
from which the vostead act separated them.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08

There than 100000 radio receiving
outfits in the United States. Nine months ago there
were fewer than 50,000.s
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08

A dog expert suggests that since the prohibition
enforcement agents are chasing bootleggers with
aeropanes some of the rumhounds will have to be
crossed with skye terriers.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08

Nitric acid can be made by the oxidation Of am
nonia with the aid of ozonized air.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08

The largest sailing ship afioat is under the French
flag commanded by Breton captain The liner La
France is steel boat 41s feet long, $3.50 tons
burden 1t is fve-master, hosts 80 sails, carries
crew of 54 and its fair weather run 322
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08

Not for the world would any Arizona Democratic
candidate refuse to regard the primary sacred;
but sacred things should be kept in shrnes not
be immersed in such worldly things as politics
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08

Camille Saint Saens willed all his music and
manuscripts to the library of the Conservatory of
Paris. To the Louvre he left a bust by Paul Du-
hois which was the sensation of the 1901 salon. and
a portraie BY BENJAMIN Constant
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08

new leather grease, cheaper than animal fats,
is made from mineral oils
Arizona republican., 1922-05-08

Automobile making ranks first among the indus
tries of Italy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-27
Blouses, $1.98

About 80 blouscs Of voilo
and batiStc, with trimmings
Of lace, embroidery, and
hand drawn work; regular
and extra sizes; $500 and
$500 blouScS slightly soilcd,
reduced to $l.9S.