Uitslp Paper and Till Hi
TIAIFS UlSI'ATi'lf hopes that today's
collect ion of vast scope from the schools
will very large increase (In- amount already
saved from being thrown away and finally
burned. The result will, of course, increase to
the pecuniary benefit of the schools. It will
also tend, in some measure, in least. In prevent
the suspension with which publications all
over the country are threatened, on account
of the unprecedented paper shortage, of
more importance than either, perhaps, it will
reward and encourage the habit of saving,
instead of wasting of thrift, in a word. We
are less thrifty than any other great people,
and it is time we were learning.
Anyhow, Arizona is not suffering from a
shortage of Governors
Opportunity is pitiable
MAJOR BRIGHT will hardly be sustained,
either by the Administration Board or
the public, in his protest against the use of
the First Regiment Armory to the sole
inoble show. His objection is that it would
establish a precedent which might lead to
interference with the drilling of the troops is
clearly not sufficient in justifying the board in
expelling the opposition. For all opportunity it undoubtedly is, for the city and for
the State.
Rich
 mond has more than kept pace with developments in the automobile industry in recent years, and is the renter of the industry in Virginia. Net, except on Automobile Day at the State Fair last October, there has been no opportunity in years for the display of the city's progress in that line. Without going into the future, it is plain that there is at hand a chance to exploit a valuable, branch of the city's resources, which cannot be neglected. 