Arizona state miner., 1925-08-29
Current Comment

1t is a peculiar fact that if common
labor from Mexico were not always
available and convenient at hand to
the southwest, irrigation, corporations,
road building, the cotton industry and
transportation concerns of Arizona
would be pretty hard hit every fall
If you want time to pass quickly,
secure good sized loan from one of
the many Phoenix loan associations
on your note and-note the time fly.
Post Toasties" Kellogg wants Mex
leo to guarantee foreign investments.
In the U. S. we don't even require the
banks to guarantee their depositors'
money. Neither Mexico nor China
may want to be developed along for
eigners' ideas.
Prescott Courier says vampire
bats vamp Phoenix" Yep. Phoenix,
has all the Prescott vamps down here
every winter, but the vamps that don't
starve to death here in summer have
got to be summers.
Now it's Charley Chaplin that has
heart trouble Pres. Harding and Tom
Ince never got over their attacks.
Valentino and his wife seem to have
it partially under control, but most
of us who are suffering are trying
our best to keep from blaming it on
sandals and bootleg booze after dark
h0 AT.i1
mission has decided that the Phoenix
street railway must keep on running
Thousands have bought acreage and
homes in Phoenix on strength of street
car service and they must be consid-
cred. No sale or transfer can be
made of the property of the company
without considering those who are
served by the road. Economics, one
man-cars and bus auxilliaries for feed
ers are suggested to keep the system
operating.
The State law regarding auto H.
censeS is framed for individuals un-
der IL. Hence anyone under that
age need only state they are over or
under IS when applying for the IL
cense permit This is so specially
provided for the ladies by Secretary
Kerby.
All proposals by the coal miners
have as usual been rejected by the
operators, and the public will pay
higher for their coal this fall.
Mulford Winsor has announced him.
self as candidate for Congress. With
Davis, Huntski for opponents, his
chances are good.
Senator Cox is out for governor
with vim that looks fine. The more
opposition he has the better he will
run and his friends are already le-
gion.
The Coolidge dam will be started
next spring by construction superin-
tendent Southworth and be finished
inside three years.
The present crime wave may be
rightfully attributed to heads of in
dustry like E. H. Gary of the steel
trust and Expresldent Taft Both
are and have been for years the lead
ers Of wholesale corruption who have
corrupted the entire fabric of govern.
ment by contributions to politicians
NANAA ~ A0o OIOhCu
The farmer and stockman always
gets the dirty end of the profiteer
stick Coolidge has helped pull most
Of the teeth of the antitrust law and
what the farmer and stockmen get
has no relation to what is paid for
their products, whether it be hay,
hogs or heifers. Everything goes up.
except what the farmers produce, due
mostly in allowing themselves to form
producers associations and get herded
out of their profits.
Why does President Coolidge take
Arthur Brisbane boatriding on the
Mayfiower? Brisbane talks to several
million people every day, while the
President has barely time to talk to
his secretary.
Employment of women in industries
is decreasing.
The Bowie oil well is down 21O0
feet.
Looks like the resolution passed bv
the last legislature ratifying the Col
ofado river compact with reservations
is gong to stand. Adding the reser
vatlons is just what has killed its rat.
lhcaClon. The wrecked conference
held III Phoenix this week stands for
no ratltlcat1on as strong as ever.