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/ for Thurberia cotton boil weaFil
quarantine and eradication $780,
900; one-half of cost of Lees Fer
ry Colorado bridge, S100OOO00; for
federal building at Globe S165 900;
for reimbursement reclamation
fund for cost of Yama levees,
| $637 10000; for new veterans bu-
reau hospital at Tucson $1,00O,-
! 10000; for construction of Coolidge
Dam $1,025 100000. Mr. Hayden pre-
vented action on the Swing-John-
son bill in the house committee on
irrigation and reclamation.
ITO Carl Hayden, Democratic
congressman for Arizona and can
didate for the United States sen
ate, alone belongs the credit for
shelving the Swing ohnsOn
Boulder Canyon dam BILL" declar-
ed Senator Ashurst to the Prescott
Curier. when Mr.. Hayden pigeon
holed that BILL" the senior senator
from this state continued, "he per-
formed the most important and
most difficult task ever accomplish
ed by any individual during my
time in Washington. 1t would be
impossible to eXaggerate the i'm
pOrtance and value to Arizona CT
the service which Mr.. Hayden rend-
cred when he shelved the Boulder
Canyon dam bill. 1t was his abil-
ity, energy and influence alone
h nh, H.
is entitled to the entire credit for
his success in the work in this be-
half"
Commenting on the completion of
the new teaching plant of the In
spiration Consolidated Copper COM
pany in the Globe-Miami district
the Silver Belt says: ''The com
pletion and placing in operation of
the giant teaching plant of the In
spiration Consolidated Copper com
pany marks the beginning of an
epoch in the mining industry of the
Miami district. The plant repre-
sents an investment of approx
mately $6,00O,O0O. 1t has a capaci-
ty to treat $500 tons of ore daily.
In operation, the plant will add
$50 men to the payrolls of the dis
trict, which should have beneti-
cial and stimulating effect upon To-
cal business conditions. Even more
important is the fact that the leach
ing plant will make economically
available many millions of tons of
ore which are of such low copper
content that they could not be
treated profitable under former
methods of extraction. This fact
prolongs the life of the camp, in so
far as known ore reserves are con-
cerned, indefinitely. 1t is as though
another big producing copper mine
had been added to the roll of the
district"
The Democratic platform adopted
by the party council in Phoenix con-
tains the following concerning cor
rupt practices and Senator Ralph
Cameron which should be given
special prominence in every Demo-
cratic newspaper:
platform declared, The Nation now
knows that the predatory interests
have, by supplying Republican cam
paign funds, Systematically pur-
chased legislative favors and ad-
ministrative immunity. The prac-
tice must stop; our nation must
return to honesty and decency in
politics. Elections are public af-
fairs conducted for the sole pur-
pose of ascertaining the will of the
sovereign voters. Therefore, we de-
mand that national elections shall
hereafter be kept free from the
poison of excessive private contri-
buttons I'm keeping with that
declaration we condemn the use of
excessive sums of money which
were expended to elect Ralph H.
Cameron to the United States SEN
ate in 1920. We condemn Senator
Cameron's vote to seat Truman II.
Newberry as a United States sena-
tor. We condemn his vote against
the appointment of special SEN
ate committee to investigate the
lavish expenditures of money in the
primary election in Pennsylvania
and Illinois. We condemn his fill
buster in the closing hours of the
last session of congress against the
Neely-LaFollette resolution to deny
a seat in the senate to any candl-
date who expended over $4,000 in
primary election We call upon
all honest and patriotic citizens of
Arizona carefully to watch the ex-
penditures Of money in the present
campaign to the end that the laws
of the state and nation relating to
corrupt practices in elections may
be rigidly enforced"
Editor James Logic, of the Doug
las Daily Dispatch, on his recent
visit to Phoenix, attracted atten-
ton because of his whiSkerless
face. Editor Bill Stuart, of the
Prescott Courier, thus comments en-
Editor Logic and his smooth face
and lip: Although the Democrats
of Arizona are sure to win every
state office next month, the Repu5-
licans are hustling about with al
most unprecedented zeal. Indica-
tions of this are easy to grasp