The Coolidge Examiner, 1930-10-31

The people of Arizona are noted for their spirit of fairness. A square deal for everybody is the dominating idea in the mind of the average Arizonan. And a square deal to any governor who has given the sate one honest and economical administration means that he ought to be honored with a second term Governor Phillips has fulfilled his trust, He has shown his courage, righteousness and manner of clean living, Those are the character characteristics - istics characteristics tha«, appeal to the average Arizonan, He has shown hi 3 feel feeling - ing feeling of humbleness, He is not puff puffed - ed puffed up. He has not been inclined to pomp or bluster. He has endear endeared - ed endeared himself to all the people who believe i* good. He has not even used a State automobile to make his campaign tours, The average Arizonan is a thinking individual. And the thinking men and women of the state, Republicans and Dem Democrats - ocrats Democrats desire a continuance of the Phillips administration. Governor Phillips will not be a candidate for a third term - not to speak of a seventh term. He is not obsessed with the idea that there is no one 1 else in the state capable of filling the office of governor. Governor Phillips has served his term without friction with the leg legislature. - islature. legislature. He has no friction with the departments of the state gov government - ernment government where better service in those departments did not demand his criticism for the public gooa. There is a rapidly growing senti sentiment - ment sentiment in the state that the best ser service - vice service to the people in both the high highway - way highway depaartment and the Indus Industrial - trial Industrial department requires that Gov Governor - ernor Governor Phillips be given another term in order that he may make the nec necessary - essary necessary changes and improvements for the good of the w'hole people. When the previous governor left office in 1928 he made all the ap appointments - pointments appointments for the future that he could possibly fill so that he might to the greatest possible extent hand handicap - icap handicap Governor Phillips' administra administration - a - tion - a administration - a very unsportsmanlike pro procedure - cedure procedure to say the least. And it was also a procedure that handicapped the best interes s of the people al large throughout the state. In fact this procedure has proven a boom booml - l booml erang to the prospects of the pres present - ent present democratic aspirant. This as aspirant - pirant aspirant has used as his shibboleth words that if he is re-elected pros prosperity - perity prosperity will again return to this | state. Yet he appointed a bank examiner for four years in the fu future - ture future who has recently administered several disastrous bank failures. In no sense may bank failures be co coordinated - ordinated coordinated with prosperity in realty, let alone a mere shibboleth. Back to prosperity with Hunt means i back to the pie counter. And the

Two years ago the people of Arizona elected John C. Phillips governor of Arizona. It was the people of the state who put him in office, not the republican party, nor the democratic party, but the voters who had become dis disgusted - gusted disgusted with the way the affairs of the state were being administered under George W. P. Hunt, then governor. Under the form of government existing in the United States, the people occasionally use their ballots to retire officials who they have reason to believe are not making good. Two years ago the state of Arizona, with a democratic strength of approximately two to one, went to the polls and changed their governor. Hat; anything occurred to show there judgment erred? John C. Phillips has made a good governor. He did not go into the governor's chair on account of promises made. He received the votes of the people be because - cause because his reputation as being a square shooter was state statewide. - wide. statewide. John C. Phillips said that a man's political faith would not hold him on a job, nor cause him to be fired. If he was a competent employee his job was safe. As gov governor - ernor governor of the state he was looking after the interests and well being of all citizens- and not trying to build up a tax taxmoney - money taxmoney eating machine. The press of this state, with the exception of the daily papers which are about evenly divided politically, are in the main democratic. These democratic papers have been faithful to their party. Although they may have supported some demo democratic - cratic democratic opponent to the ex-governor in the primary election, they are working for the success of the party now. Does Mr. Hunt give these papers credit for their party loyalty? No; he does not. In his speeches to the voters in districts where he thinks the people are not posted he refers to the powers of the press being directed against him. He is probably peeved at the press in general, be because - cause because as a matter of news during the Phillips administra administration - tion administration it has published matters which have shown a better and square deal for the people. In making his campaign Governor Phillips has not promised prosperity, but he is right at the head of plans now being put in operation to secure work for men and women without jobs. That sort of action is better than a promise.

years, Katrina, unlike most wo women, - men, women, responds to a low crooning I whistle, the more you whistle, the more she does; but, says Mr, Mor- I ris, "If you don't get the right tune she is liable to play the victrola when you want her to open the j garage doors," The Televox mechanism is consid considered - ered considered to be one of the most remark remark, - , remark, able electrical or mechanical inveii inveii- - - inveii- tions of the last ten years. It is perhaps the nearest thing that has ever been created to a human be be' - ' be' ing, Herbert and Katrina, mem members - bers members of the Televox family, answer ' the telephone, respond to com commands - mands commands given them over the phone tell what they are doing, and when 1 you say good-bye to them, hang up the receiver. They are the result lof six year's study and research, [ They are the culmination of the ; efforts of some of the most brilliant engineers in the country Roy Wensley, Westinghouse Electric en engineer, - gineer, engineer, is the man from whose head \ sprang the idea of a race of auto auto' - ' auto' matons to do actual work. He dif differs - fers differs from Earl Capek, author of RU.R, in that Wonsley's family of robots actually does work for formerly - merly formerly done by human beings, o OPENS STORE IN NUTT BUILDING In the building corner of Main ! and Central avenue, belonging to I Mr. Nutt, Joe Habrich, a former merchant of Chandler, has opened i a dry goods store, WINS Rio CONTEST PRIZE WINS RADIO CONTEST PRIZE One of the firms in Phoenix using KTAR to advertise, has been for some time, and at present is, con coni - i coni due ing a verse contest. Ccntest Ccntesti - i Ccntesti ants from all over the soutliw'est ; have sent in their verses. Last week Mrs. Gertrude Hagar, of Casa ! Grande, won second prize. Mrs. I Hagar's verses and writings -boost -boosting - ing -boosting this valley have during the past ten years been a factor in advanc advancing - ing advancing the growth of this valley. Mr, and Mrs. Hagar have also won pre pre| - | pre| miums for agricultural products ex exhibited - hibited exhibited at the county and state - | fairs during their residence in this i part of Arizona. They are both 1 genuine boosters, whose work has accomplished results

Industrial commission needs chan changes; - ges; changes; such that will insure against occupational disease disabilities. Governor Phillips has improved i the condition and management of state institutions since he has been governor. A second term would give him the needed opportunity of bringing them up to the required standards of excellence. Here are some of the improvements Governor Phillips has already brought about and which need his attention for two years more in order that stand standardization - ardization standardization may be reached. There were no available state statistics on dairy cows or daivy products at the beginning of his term. The gathering of such sta statistics - tistics statistics has now been inaugurated. There were but four decrepit cows at the Fort Grant school when Phillips became governor. Now the institution's dairy herd is such that it supplies the boys and girls there with milk and butter and also gives them valuable training in the (Continued on last page.) PINCHERS' MRADA Two weeks ago the chamber of commerce voted to underwrite the 12th Annual Pinal Punchers' Pa Parada, - rada, Parada, which is to be held the three days following Thanksgiving, and a commit ee is out canvassing the business men of Florence for their | support. Last year the Parada closed with a cash balance of $600.00 after all expenses in connection with hold holdholding - holding holdholding the Parada were liquidated, which included an expenditure of SIOOO.OO for additional corrals and other incidentals on the grounds. The business men are not asked to put up any money at this time, but to merely pledge themselves to bear 5 their portion of any deficit, should there be any, up to S6OO. A.' the time of going to press the j committee w'as meeting wdth suc suc| - | suc| cess and is confident that the re required - quired required support will be forthcoming. The Parada has been a fine draw drawing - ing drawing card for Florence as it is classed as one of the' best cowboy sports events anyw'here in the west or wherever round-ups are held The event requires a great deal of pub publicity - licity publicity and there is no time to be lost if the Parada is to be made a success this year. - Arizona Blade- Tribune.

Among the latest additions to the fair is an exhibit from the Boyce-Thompson Arboretum at Su Superior, - perior, Superior, This exhibit alone will be well wor.h a trip to the fair and the expense of admission. Thous Thousands - ands Thousands of people drive thousands of miles to see the wonders that are being brought forth on the desert a Superior, while we will be very fortunate to have the opportunity to see this great project in minia miniature - ture miniature that will be exhibited on our county fair grounds during the fair. We have a tentative promise from the next governor to be with us Thursday, As it is very uncertain as to who the next governor will bo, you will have to make up your minds as to who will be with us that day. Election re urns will be announced on the fair grounds Wednesday and Thursday. There will be a great many booths for industrial display, some something - thing something that we have not had at the county fair before. We must not forget the added attrac ion of the livestock depart department.. - ment.. department.. When you look over the entries in this department you will wonder how such hogs, sheep and cattle have been raised in Pinal county and you did not know any anything - thing anything about them. You dairymen and all others in interested - terested interested in the advancement of the dairy industry in the Casa Grande valley should not miss the cow judging contest. This is open to any farmer in the county and will take place at 10:30 o'clock Thurs Thursday. - day. Thursday. There is no en ry fee, and a premium of a pedigreed bull calf will be given in the senior class to the contestant making the best showing in judging of cows at this lime. The calf has been secured from one of the best pedigreed herds in the Salt River valley and will be on exhibition at Coolidge after Tuesday. Look him over then get in the consest and win him to head your new' herd of reg registered - istered registered dairy stock. The junior class will follow the same procedure but as yet no pre premium - mium premium has been secured for this class, but it will be announced on the fair grounds. The women's department will be represented by more districts than has ever been shown before

G. W. WARE ELECTED TRUSTEE As a result of the school election held last Saturday, G. W. Ware, proprietor of the 'Damron Hotel] was elected trustee to serve on the board of he newly enlarged school district. The vote stood 90 cast for Mr. Ware and 82 for A. J. Chris Christensen. - tensen. Christensen. Trustee Ware succeeds Dr. Jackson and will serve a three-year term. The result of the vote for election of trustees for Florence high school is as follows: Ben Ar Arnold - nold Arnold 209, Marie Mann 132 and H. A Minnett 10. The trustees of the Coolidge schools are now, G. W. Ware, Mrs. W. H. Farnsworth and H. A. Odom. The grammar and high school trustees take office January Ist. CASA GRANDE WILL BE REPRESENTED Preparations are now under w f ay hrough the chamber of commerce to have the civic organizations and serve a clubs of this city send a car each to Coolidge Thursday to join tho parade which will be a part of ho celebration in connection with the Pt.'ial county fair. The city of Casa Grande will be represented by or., large float, the other cars car carry - ry carry ng banners of the organizations wl i. h they represent. Those join joining - ing joining are the Rotary and Lions clubs, I Casa Grande Woman's club, Junior Woman's club. Business and Proses Proses! - ! Proses! 3i< nai Woman's club. The Pinal county fair will be held Wednes Wednesday, - day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday in Cool Coolidge. - Casa - idge. - Casa Coolidge. - Casa Grande Dispatch. PAGEANT MEETING ! Today, Friday, 31st, the Casa ; Grande Ruins managers 'and direc directors - tors directors are holding a meeting in the Hotel Adams in Phoenix. PUMP MAN HERE James E. Sellers, factory repre representative - sentative representative of the Pomona Pump Co., was a visitor in Coolidge Tuesday after making an extensive trip over the valley.

LAW STUDENT AT U. OF A. B L. Steward, brother of Dr. Steward, spent the week end visi visiting - ting visiting the Steward family in Coolidge, The young man is a student of law at the University of Arizona, in Tucson. NEXT REGULAR CARD PARTY The next regular card party of the Coolidge Woman s Club will be held in he Masonic dining hall, Friday November 7. The general public *is invited. The hostesses of the day are Mrs, N. C. White and Mrs. R. J. Jones. Kindly call the hostesses and make reserva reservations - tions reservations arly, , o VISITING LODDERS FAMILY Mrs. M. E. Ault, of Cliff, N. M., and small son, 'junior, ' arrived Thursday morning and will spend several days visiting the family of Mrs. A, L. Lodders. Mrs, Ault and Mrs. Lodders taught school in New Newton, - ton, Newton, lowm, four years past, U. S. MARIINE BAND Arrjong those who drove up from Coolidge Tuesday to attend the con concert - cert concert given by the U. S, Marine Band at the Phoenix High School Stadium w'ere Miss Elizabe h Jones and Samuel Denham, Jr. They re report - port report a wonderful concert, A HIGH CLASS PAINT JOB Painters this week completed a high-class panel paint job on the 'display windows of the Coolidge Drug Store. WALTER GUINN INJURED While engaged in extinguishing a small fire at the Western Gin Mon Monday - day Monday afternoon, E. B. (Walter) Guin, well known here and in Casa Grande, struck his arm against a cotton knife blade which was stick sticking - ing sticking from the pocket of a fellow I workman, where it had been put during the excitement caused by the fire. Striking the blade with | some force, Walter received a se- I vere cut on the arm which bled profusely. Tlje wound was attend attended - ed attended to immediately by Dr. Steward and Walter is back at work

The educational department i promises to be the greatest exhibit in this line both as to schools and the agricultural educational depart department. - ment. department. From present indications we will have the best exhibit of agricultural products ever shown in Pinal county. The poultry department has ad | ded some new features and will un- ; doubtedly be a fine exhibit of Pinal j county poultry. Don't miss the flower show The florists of the county are showing a lot of enthusiasm over the flower show on Friday and promise a grand exhibition of flowers on that day, provided we can hold off the frost. The entertainment side of the fair will be taken care off by the Greenberg Amusement Company which carries a first-class line of attractions of this kind. All kinds of rides for the children and grown grownups - ups grownups and many amusing features for everybody. A proclamation has been issued by Mayor Peck, of Casa Grande closing the stores and other places of business at 10:00 o'clock on Thursday, November 6, Schools will also be closed on Thursday 1 understand the same has been done in Florence, so that everybody can over to Coolidge and take part j in the Ist bir.hday celebration of i th ' San Carlos project and view the ! biggest and best fair ever held in Pinal county. Load up the old bus and ccme over, SERIOUSLYBURNED night at the Clemens ranch on the Casa Grande-Florence highway, east of Coolidge, a Mex Mexican - ican Mexican boy, age about 7 years was severely burned by the explosion of a gasoline container. Dr, Steward responded to the call for medical assistance and reports the victim of the accident as having been burnt seriously. The boy's left hand and arm, and left side of his body was badly seared. The boy's name was Frank Chacon