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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
'"I BEATS CHESTER CHESTER 3 "ToI 2,
(Prestcn News Seryice)

ATLANTIC CITY, August 2-The
Brown Babe Ruth took a toehold on
the horsehide and crashed it over the
right field fence for a round trip
This crash which came in the eighth
meant a victory to the Bacharach
Giants and defeat for the Chester
team last Wednesday at the Bach
arach park with score of 3-2. It
was one of the longest drives of the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
sISI n? HRi|; B|IiSl'5{.I!llll

day, August Is, the Grays will play
the Bellevue club at Forbes Field,
and on Saturday, August 25, the
Bever Elks will be met at the same
park.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04

An unusual and striking gown,
the sleeves of which are embroidered
with Chinese lettering. Worn at the
opening Cricket Match between Ok
ford and Cambridge in London.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04

THE ACE OF PITCHERS.
Adolpho Luque, star twirler Of
the Cincinnati Nationals has been
crowned The Ace of Pitchers in 1923
Baseball. He pitches a great deal
like Christy Mathewhon, and attract
ed worldwide attention when he won
two games on the same day from
Boston, running his 1923 record to Is
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20
.NEZDAR CLEVELANDSKEl
HO PLAVCE PkEPLOUTI
.ANCLICKY. .KANAL.

Carbis A. Walker, jenz a.
spesne as pred mesicem pre-
plaval jezero Erie, nem9) tako-
We stesti- phi pokuau pfeplavati
morskou nzinu mezi Anglif a
Francii. Byl We vods til a pdl
hodiny, kdyz nasledkem stu
dene vody talk prokrehl, ze byl
V bezvedomi vytazen do dopro
vazejic;ho lei motoroveho clu-
'nu. Teplota vody vykazovala
jep 81 stnpnh, 8 stupnd me-
ne nez-li. "a neitepleisich let
nch mesicd. Walker jest pff-
lis hubeny a proto hodla pfa-
brati ma vaze as 25 liber, ably
Sc mohl pokuaiti poznovu o
pfeplavbu. ovsem We vhodneisi
dobe. Tyz sdcastni !. Sc take
pristim rokem olympickych
her, "a kterych .hodla zavoditi
jako rychloplavec.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20

a4s
We stfedu vecer predna&el Y
bedfordske Obchodni Komore
Viktor B. Morgan, ma thema
"Vlada mEstem pomoci ridite-
le". Morgan jest fiditelem cle-
velandsk6 administracni kodo-
We komise, jez prave nynf pod
nika pfipravne prace,' smefuii-
CT k premene nyn6jsiho rezi-
rnu v rezim, "a ktereho spravo-
vati ma m6sto Cd l. ledna
mGstsky manager. Otazka sa-
mozreime Jest velice siroka,
neb zmenou postizen bude do
savadni starry pofadek a zave-
dena forma nova. moderni, kite
ra vsak Sc arci teprve must o.
.svedciti. ida splneno bude, CO
jest. cd nj cekano.
Zm6nv doznaji skorem vse-
chny mestsk6 departmeptxls jjae
koz m6stslka lrada do .ktere Sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20
SoUDNf LfcENf S DONNIE
LYMI PROHIBIcNiMI
UPLATKARI.
Ob1alovlhy Hoskins m
I sidliI' '.vsdkd.

LOUIS Anerbach nikdy ne
fekl a take sam jsem neved9l,
ze Sc zamestnava nedovolenym
prodejem lihu; naopak vzdy
jsem byl pfesv9d1en, ze provo
zuie velky, zakonem dovoleny
ubchod'''. TAX sc vcera "omy-
val" druhy obzalovany S. A.
Hoskins, spravnik 2 Columbus.
kdyz pod pffsahou vypovidal
'jako svsdelt obhajoby pred fe-
deralnfm soudcem Westenha-
verem.
,,.,lB lByvaly federalnf prohibieni
agent Fred Counts a jeho bra
tr AT. Counts. z t6hoz preci-
nu, pfijimapi .lplatka zalova-
nj, Sypovidk budou We pro,
speech vlastni lobrany bud iiz
dnes neb Ultra.
Jako svsdek obhajoby, ze-
.im6na Shearera a Hoskinse ma
bvti pfedvolan guverner A.
V. Donahev. die zprav obhaj-
CD ma pfijfti v patek.
,.t ~r4s ssa - >. r..s 49,, 10 ,pe
Hoskins vypravel. ze zastu-
poval jako pravnik Auerba-
cha. prostfednictvim svakra te
,hoz Samuela Rembrandta, ,jenz
zastupoval zajmv Auerbacha
.iako pravnfk v Clevelande. "a
tvto pravnicke prace dostal
$500. ! Stal6 BE tax pocatkem
&ervence r. 1920, kdy Hoskin-
sses y columbus poprve Rem
brandt navstivil "a dcelem IL
skanf odporuceni cd jednoho z
HoskinsovyGh pfatel.
v dalsich yXpovedfch vvlico-
val do podrohna tehdeisi roz-
mlnvu j .iak Rembrandta Sc
znamif sc -Shearerem.
w. R. Heineman 2 Colum-
bus. ienz bvhza Shearera ieho
asistentem vihrad6 prohibicni-
no fiditele pro stat Ohio. vvpo-
vidal jako svedek.. ze jednou
slvsel. ze Shearer naval An
erbacha sszAtracenym zlod6-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20
POHREB CLEVELANDANA
MA SIREN MORI.

Ia plavby mezi Southamp-I
tonem Anglii Kapskym me-
stem v Jizni Africe ranGn byl|
mrtvici Paul j. Rainey a mr.
tvola jeho pohfb ena v moi'i.
Rainer, jenz byl svoboden, byll
rozen v Cleveland6 a I'll zdel
stale do ID. roku d rodiGi ma
Euclid ave. nekde mezi 73. al
IS. ul. Otec jeho byl nacelni-
KEN uhelni zdejsi spolecnosti,
jejiz majetek cenen byl ma
$1O,OO0.0O0, syn byl pax jed
MIN ze fiditela.
Zemfely byl vynikajcim spor
tovcem vlastnil stale zavod-
mich koni. ale hlavni oblibe je-
no Sc tes;l low divoke zvere "
exotickych krajinach, hlavne
v dzunglich africkych, kde To-
vecke pfihody fotografoval pro
obrazkova divadla j musea. Ia
sv6tove valky pusobil We Fran
eli jako fotograf Cerveneho
Krize.
Ma africkych lovech postfi-
lei tolik lvI a tygrG, re byl lon
dynskou vladou vyzvan, ably
svoji loveckou vaSeh ponekud
ukrocoval.
Ma posledni plavbu Sc w.
pravil dhe IL. zafi Londyna
do Nairobi v Africe, kde vlast-
nil yelke pozemky. Ma ceste
doprovazen byl sestrou. Ma
palubu parniku Saxon vstoupi-
liv pond6li den pred 46. dnem
svtho narozeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20
JAKoU ULOHU BUDE HRA-
II MAYOR cLEvELANDU
IA MESTSKEHO
ef,,gI uhIDITEIE.
Prxts ssupovinnosti managera.

=
Novy charter. die ktereho
ma byti mesto rizeno Cd move
no roku mestskym spravcem,
Size hodnost mestsikeho mayo
ia nezrusuje, ale moe jeho bu-
de vetsinou pronikave okleste-
M. Bude zbaven vsech admi-
nistrativnich povinnosti a sta
ne sc jen zastupcem mesta pri
rGznych obradech, zastupova-
ii bude m6sto pred soudy,
jednati-li Sc bude O obcanske
procesy i guvernera v nekte-
rych v6cfch vojenskych. Ma
yer pristi bude patrne s.tati v
cele mestske rady, coz vyzado-
vati bude vice casu nezli do
sud.
Bude dale zastupovati me-
sto pfi vitani riznych sjezdd,
1idovych shromazdenich a ma
stane mu dkol obhajovati
msstskou radu a atane sc vid-
Gem zdrave verejne politiky.
Prava a povinnosti mestske-
ho.riditele budou hlavne pova-
hy- administrative, bez politi-
ckeho pozadi, bude vlastne je-
dnatelem: mestske rady, ktere
bude "a sve Tizeni administra-
ce zodpovednym, kdezto NEST
Ska rada "a sprawl mesta zod"
povidati sc bude lidu. Starati
Sc bude, aby byly zakony do
drzovany, pripravi lro6ni roz-
pocty poda cas- od casu NEST
ske rad6 zpavy o svoji tinno-
sti. Manager sam zvoli ridite-
le jednotlivych departmental,
veskere drednictvo cleny ko-
misi, vyjma komise obcanske
sluzby, jez ma dale bude dosa-
zovana m6stskou radou.
Sam nebude jmenovan ns
urcitou dobu mize byti NEST
skou radou propulsion kdyko-li
neni-li dele We sluzb6 jak 6
m6sicd po teto dobe mGze by
ii propulsion jen ma psanou OBJ
zalobu. Mestsky Tiditel j ma
celnici departmental mohou "a
sedati spolu m6stskou radon
ale nemajf hlasovaciho prava,
jen prava debatnlhp.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20
NESTEJNE CENY GASOLINE
" MESTECH SOUSTATf.

Objeveni Sc 161s centoveho
gasolinu v Ohiu a navrat The
Prairie a Sinclair olejafskych
apolecnostf k nfzkym cenam ma
stredozemskem trhu surovych
oleji, staly sc vcera udalostmi
snaze petrolejoveho pr6my-
slu v hledanf pevneho zakladu.
Nova gasolinova cena uve-
dena bude v platnost v nAkte-
rych gasolinovych stanicich '
Columbus. Jedna neodvisla
spolecnost snizila cenu hned o
&c pri gallonu v oblasti, kde
cenu 20Lsc diktovala The Stan
dard Oil Co. Z Clevelandu. ac
n6kde prodavan byl "a 1870
av nekterych .mfstech ojedin6-
le levneji.
~ cenOve Zmatky ZaSanl
fuverner dopisem peneralnt L.
fadovnG The Standard Oil Co.
v Clevelande, v kterem poza-
duje vysvetleni, proc ze cenv
gasolinu isou v Ohiu vvssi nez-
Ii dale ma zapad6. Odpov9d'
ma dopis neby]a dosud uverej-
n6na.
Rozdilv v cenach vvjadruie
neilepe pfipoiena stat "a gal
Ion gasolinu v m6stech Sousta-
ii: -
:, New York. %: Albany. 10;
Rochester. 20: Syracuse. 18;
Boston, %: Baltimore, %; Fl
ladeifie, "a: Washington. 21;
Pittsburgh, "a: Wheeling. %
Detroit. 1874; indianapolis,
1913: CHICAGO, 15.4: Minnea.
polls, 16.9: Kansas Citv. 15.9:
Denver 10: Los Angeles, 13;
San Francisco, Ia.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20
NEZNAMY DoBRODINEc
MRZAKU.

Dnes pfednaseti bude v Ro-
tary Clubu V Statlerove hotelu
"StrHc Robert. O verejne do
brotinnosti. Zajimavym jest.
ze nikdo nezna jeho prayeho
jmena krone uvedeneho pfi-
zviska. Wise 0 nem len, ze re
zaliboa navstev,sje' dobrocinne
iistavv pro mrzaIky a stare oso-
by, ktere b6fe ma vyletv, kde
je hosti.4 die n9kterych lest
neznamy dobrod;nec podilni-
KEN iist6ho velkeho zavodu.
kdezto JIM pravi. ze dobrodini
Jest u neho sportem iako u il
nych bohacd golf a .jiny sport.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20

bude voliti die klice ''pomerne-
no zastoupenf". Posledn9jsi
idea jest novou v Americe, ale
starou " Europe a kombinova-
ma myslenfa riditele 5 pomer-
.nym zastoupeafms ma dlene-
kterych tvrzehi, tvoriti' MIST
skou vladu primo idealni, ne
bot Sc prav9 posledn6jsi my
slenkou dostava ochrany ; men
sinam.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20
ZABILA Sc PADEM
S KONE.

32-leta pani Sadie Winch
ova, 14410 Lake Shore blvd,
vyiela 81 konmo Sc skupinou
pfatel do Madison, 0. kde byla
sh1zena< So sedla. T6zce IRA
ncna doprayena byla do Mt.
Sinai nee,ocnice, kde sport "a
platila vtera ylastnim zivotem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20

jem", kdyz jej byli Auerbach
a Rembrandt po jedne navste-
We opustili. Podobne sc mel
/ pred pf. Ethel Gue-
rinovou, .dnes We Washingtonu,
5ez steheiyn hgsfa zam&stnana "
.fadsylat. 4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20
PateGni lace We
sklepeni u
THE NAY CO.

Celoyln6ne podzimhf damske obleky vs.. vek. 99.S7
Damske celovln skladane sukne, 25-32 pasu $3.65
$s5 damske obleky celovlneny poiret twill jen $z3Se
DamskS $4.95 prunea jins sulrnx, Ultra $3.50
DivSi sotySovs pllstS *slk. 6-l4 zyl. cena Ste
230 divcfch sodkennych kabatd, velk 6-14, "a $7AA
Vlnene damske moderni zakety velk. 16--42, Sass
Dfvcf vlnene obeky, vzorly kozes. ozdobou $3.50
$1.39 div6i tubov <oblekt, kostk Soty3, 7--l4 S7s
Chlap. 8 botky, silns, 1erns neb hnsds par $2.As
Damske $5 oxfordky, koznkove velk. 3-8 po $2.66
$3.50 dasnske 'feminkove pumps, vek. al z, $1.ss
Detske $1.25 botky vci khxe velkosti 5-s, par TIC
$1.69 podstavce M laHpy, hodi do rohu S9c
$500 snsrovSaly Royal Worcester, jen po $1,1s
95c voskovane platno stoly, vek. 48x48, jen 58c
85 sotys chalis, perkal, voe, flaxon atd yard lSc
PFC chalis, SO Sir. velky vyber patek jen po 14c
25c baby flanel, rozvln9ny, dvoji lie, "a p. ( 1sc
$3.50 komfortky dvoi. postele, pskn< $2.ss
sl.s5 bavnsna vata, tabule 2x2h yardd patek ssc
25c outing flanel q Sir. dvojf lie yard jen po 1sc
$3.50 deky poste slime rozvlnsna bavlna, po $245
Al 2sc l&tly M zSclony, markezyt atd I'd 12hc
$3.50 samet. koberce 2 IVORY 3 tfeoenim $23.50
Axminsterske koberce, vek. 8.3x1O6 v patek $3.50
Az $3.50 zaclony, 21I yardd dl. pruh jen "a $1.se
Zaclonovy markezyt, voile atd. zbyle deky, yd 19c
$6.s5 bezeSvs kobercs, ex9 tel fibrovs $3.50
rDivSi tams, sametovs plstSns, vyb. barev, Soc
Evening star., 1923-03-11

bon and down Bayou Barataria, under
the palm thatch of an alligator hun
ter, and 1t was always spicy and f1aky
steamfng and appetizing-and 1t hits
me strong!
And now the how: Use one pound of
shelled fresh shrimp, take three
cloves Of garlic, two good sized on
ions, minced fine, and brown them in
half teacupful of first quality olive
oil.
After these are well Drowned add
four fresh tomatoes or one small can
of tomatoes, two sweet peppers,
minced fine, stalk of fresh celery
and a few sprigs of parsley. Cook
until the mixture is well reduced,
then add the shrimp and a pint of
boiling water. Salt and black pepper
to taste. Cook about thirty minutes
or until the shrimps are tender.
/ Boiled rice. creole style, is served
with this dish. To insure that it is
flaky and the grains separate cook as
Evening star., 1923-03-11

follows: Place one cup Of the best
rice in salted boiling water. Boil
without a cover for twenty minutes.
Take off the fire and Ill the vessel
with cold water. Allow to stand for
few moments. Drain the rice in a
colander, and then place 1t in the top
OF a double boiler and cook for twenty
minutes more. Serve 1t hot with the
shrimp creole.
1t makes me sad to write this in
stead Of dining on it-but perhaps 1t
may add its piquant touch to some
feast OF yours
Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1923-03-11
A New Sauce

Put INTO a pan half a gill of vine
gar; a teaspoonful of chopped onion. a
'aplespoonful each OF chopped Gu
71er until onion is soft avn
me vinegar reduced about half. Pour
1hls into half a pint of brown sauce
ana stir until boiling. Season. add a
dessertspoonful of chopped parsley
and serve.
Evening star., 1923-03-11
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to tha
following:
Theodore Medleck and Jamie Daily
Howell Johnston and Magdalene Jones'
john Il. Palmer and Gertrude If. Blaine.
Harry i. Ball and Elizabeth N. Thocker
both of Fredericksburg, Va.
Abram Garnett and EdRs Ststts, <1
Henry g. saal and Muriel 3. Biumbarg, both
Of Pstsrsburg, ia.
Evening star., 1923-03-11
South Carolina Society
To Give Annual BANQUET

The South Carolina Society of
Washington will hold it's annual ban
quet Saturday evening, March "a, at
Wardman Park Hotel. Mr.. George r.
Mitchell is president Of the organiza-
finn
Evening star., 1923-03-11

The practice of inoculation against
disease was introduced into England
by a woman whom we remember
rather for her contribution to the
world of letters than to the progress
of science. She was the Lady Mary
Worehy Montague
Evening star., 1923-03-11
Musical at the Home
OF Capt. and Mrs. Kautz

day afternoon at the residence OF
Capt. and Mrs. Austin Kautz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Colin Clarke White will be the
artists. Capt. Kautz will be q. the
piano.
Evening star., 1923-03-11
FEED THE BRUTE
Favorite Recipes by Famous
Men.
CHARLES TENNY JACKSON.

Shrimp Creole.
This favorite dish of mine is typical
of New Orleans cookery-it seems
rather to have hung in my gustatory
memories. i pass it on just as Fred
J. Alciatore, jr. tof the third genera
tion of Alciateres. who have con-
Quoted cafe), gave 1T to me. i have
eaten shrimp creole on the rue Bur-
Evening star., 1923-03-11

w. s. J. SLOANE
1903 H STREET, w:
thes shoreham)
MODERATELY PRICED FURNITURE
Well Built and Well Designed Furniture of
Today Is the Treasured Antique of the Future
should
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has been impaired simply design has
dispeasing
We have carefully avoided all "d&.hr
and
creations today desirable and pleasing they
now the treasured and much sought after Antiques Of today
Our Carefully Selected Furniture
Exacts No Premium In Its Cost
Compare prices special opportunities widely
advertised at this time
You will be agreeaby surprised find them higher
Note the Prices of a Fev Examples Give7, Below
SUITES
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The Coconino sun., 1923-05-25
MONEY VS.. MORALS

The recent u. S. supreme court. decision as to
booze aboard ships says all ships, including
American ships, can carry all the booze they
want to but none may come within the three
mile limit This is claimed as great victory by
the vets, the drys and the bootleggers. 1t
was handed out with as much generosity as the
fellow who said to a friend: "1f it don't rain you
may take my umbrella Now some enterprlsing
person may build a boardwalk out to the limit.
It is some problem. The reforrners and bootleg
gers would vote to a man today to retain their
Jobs under the Volstead act. The total war debt
is only drop in the bucket compared to the cost
of an attempt to enforce the act, taking all the
costs for all agencies from the political courts up
to the supreme court of the United States. Every
court and every newspaper in the nation is filled
with cases resulting from violations of the law
The use of narcotics has become epidemic since
the Volstead act went into effect and there is
genuine alarm over the country as to ultimate
results law regulating or attempting to reg
ulate the morals Of the public, especially when
the public is not Overwhelmingly for the law, is
the hardest of all laws to enforce. 1t may be
within the next twenty or thirty years the ques-
ton will he threshed out but at the present time
it looks as though the attitude of the government
must of necessity be: IF the Volstead law inter-
feres with your business, quit your business
The Coconino sun., 1923-05-25
GATHERING AT THE RIVER

Southern California is making strenuous ef-
ort to load the Boulder canyon dam onto Arl-
ona expecting to reap the first also the main
enefits from the government when it does the
york It is rather difficult to understand why
Arzonans to a man are not enthusiastically for
he Glen Canyon dan-an all-Arizona dam. Ari-
ona would be gamer in every way and the great
ystem of dams could follow as fast as more
lower was needed. "A dam located in Nevada,
With California the main profiteer, does not
ound good to a real Arizonan. 1t would seem
rom recent speech made by Congressman
hayden that even he has come to the concus-
on that Arzona's best interests would be con-
erved by the building of the Glen Canyon dam
irst. The, dope concerning a rock-fiiled dam;
ide walls probably bad for cement and redrock
Uncertain, are the main propaganda contentious
something to becloud the main issue. A two
II three-day superficial test of side walls, with
preconceived desire to find something wrong
With them; the suggested idea of a. rock-filled
lam and an utter. disregard of actual tests for
bedrock found at less than 80 feet are some of
he great big objections to the all-Arizona dam
site at Glen Canyon.
California may have sufficient political influ-
ence and money to put Arizona on the bum for
the next fifty years if they can put their scheme
over, but no honest-to-God Arizonan is going to
help them do it.
The Coconino sun., 1923-05-25
ALL THE EGG BUT THE INSIDE,

The new law which republicans are now trying
to block with referendum petition provides for
no new election principles; in California, re-
publican state, there is law providing for the
complete election of all primary candidates re-
ceving majority of all the votes cast. = Doug
las International.
This little joker proposed law. sounds like one
of certain senator's pet ideas of giving the
public everything they want-if they don't want
anythng-and gypping 'em out of what they get
if they don't read the contract carefully.
There is as much difference between the Cal
ifornia law and the Arizona steal as there is be-
tween woodchuck and an elephant The Cali
fornia law permits the voter to vote for any per-
son running on any ticket. The Arizona prop
osition limits the voter to persons running on
one party ticket only. Odd, isn't it, that DEM
ocratic papers always seem to overlook this little
Joker when mentioning this law intended to
bring about democratic monopoly of office
holders in Arizona.
The Coconino sun., 1923-05-25
WHAT ARIZONA WANTs-AND GETS.

We are oftimes contrained to believe the rea-
son Arizona is elbowed out7of the way and made
the goat all the way from freight rates to general
appropriations, is because of too many absentee
capitalists" While sometimes Arizona feels that
she hes not been considered as seriously as she
should in the general distribution because of in
activity on the part of our representatives in
congress, the great big reason for such dfgcrinl-
ination can more properly be laid to the big IN
terests.' They live east and are only interested
in exploiting Arizona for what they can get out
of it. They are not interested in the general
welfare of Arizona--they don't have to live here,
but come out once in awhile just to inspect their
dividend producers and kick about the high cost
Of producing their Millions to the general man
ager. The only money they leave in the state is
the money they are compelled to for labor and
equipment - and the very least amounts the
courts of last resort will let them get away with
as taxes on the wealth they are seducing the
state for.
The tax end could be remedied to a great ex-
tent and probably will be when the people get
thoroughly saturated with the big mining com
panies' methods of escaping taxation.
Arizona's great, bleeding, bloody trouble is
that these same non-residents practically control
the political destiny of the state. - .
Real Arizona hardly. gets a look in. The big.
boys back east have the men and money to tell
the powers that be what they want done and
seem, to be able to convince them as to what
Arizona wants WlChOuI even consulting AIIloHd-
The real, honest -to-goodness ArlzOnan, lvlng
here and loving here is going to wake up some
day and make scatterrnent of the paid political
product that will fertihze the state about 1000
per cent to the good. lf
The real Arizonan is about fed up on back
east" Arizonans and when the big break comes
politics won't cut much figure
The old-time "over lord" stuff is gradually
sinking in on the home ArizonaT. He isn't going
to always be with the party that can be bought
the cheapest, and which costs him the most
freight on the meagre goods delivered.
The Coconino sun., 1923-05-25
DEMOCRATIC lunches FOR HUNT


Governor Hunt seems to fear the Colorado
river compact will get into politics, Judging from
statements emanating from his office. We be-
lieve that through futile efforts to kill the COM
pact, it is already in the political arena, to re-
main until ratified by Arizona and by congress.
Then it will return to the economic status where
il belongs. Yes, the compact is in politics, put
there by whom? One guess is sufficient
''Our posterity should never be. given an op-
portunity to say that we gave their heritage
away" says Gov. Hunt Neither should they be
able to say we slept on imaginary rights while
opportunity passed by.
Congressional Investigations, according 70
Henry F. Ashurst, United States senator, are
huge Jokes. Wonder what the senator, thinks
Of Governor Hunts investigation of the Colorado
river compact to be made by a COMMITTEES of nine
men of his selection. = Phoenix Messenger.
While Editor Mills of The Messenger is a DEM
ocrat "arld gentleman" as Col Rogers was wont
to say. he's an Arizonan first last and all the
tines ~s sss a 43
The Coconino sun., 1923-05-25
4 PLUME FINISHED TOWN

Stopping at small town a travel
ing man said to a prospective custom
er:
"It has been twenty years since |
was here last. Many buildings gone
up since them"
"No," replied the resident, "none
that / know Of"
"Any new railroads or street cars ?"
mo"
planning any improvements 2"
"No."
"Well," said the travelling man, II
have. been all over this. country, and
this is the first town have ever seen
that is what you might call actually
finished"