Tucson Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • 6

ft Published every Iveek-day evenIng and on Sunday by thl Citizen PubLtLg CepaDY Int Frank Hitchcock Publisber and President ikin N51' and on Sunday by the Citizen Bub- Eitchcock Publisher and President cit AP -e4ITZ tvi 4 11- i THE WORLD AT LunchRoom Check By Ghiyai 'ME TUCSON- -CITIZEN WA In I CNE: TCRISLTS 04:04 16 RLII NDED BY SHCCS EACR 7tR CHEZIG rEELs cmsPlacz ro 5ecin cers 116 wPL'S tttP cf7 al Itxx5 ZLYID 1:1111 PP IA IWK13 suit vxatt1N4 ScvP MM CriEnc4 TUCSON ARIZONA TUESDAY EVENING Apr c6Tt aj 9 JAMESWBAIWN I 1 it I TUCSON ARIZONA TUESDAY EVENING TICE TUCSON CITIZEN r'YR" 4 ARIZ 0 I titi OOM 411-------- Ili THE WORLD AT 11 1TSWORST Th d1R Check By Gtuyas IT'illuz rnill Ulu nd of ifissuar Lt- C4: c--i-titt Ikak elf -ok our :4 1-Vimm TIE A----- PS --1 i 69 Ae- 6 i iii- 4--g--4 f' il'" 0 6 1 Iin htli -O JANIES NB B1 e9 ill Ai 1t r04f 11' '------S340- II dr I autlyM I I 1 I )404 dr WAS IgT3 CNE-ARF1 aSS EACIt 7 CHEZZ EIS NS Cr MO IMPZS tt tP cfP ci rr cmPv xx5 WV MA NAPK fEcx TCAGETS Els slc gttzLY 7D IM T) 'COX ik Crial 4 AND CS'146 TO 54:73 SUrftWaZHIN4 SCVP 16 RLII NDED BY sKc I5 VILI MM OW sL 16 6 pnE311o m4 ----5- A 11 '-''''-A-- 1r -e' I Em Addrefs all noininun'eation to the Tucson Citizen Cite zt Building Tik7ton Arizona Telephony 600 Cu Bildteg Tucson Citizen bes Telephone SOO RATES Citizen--( By Wall or Cartier) 5 Tttree --Berottite Six Month' 1480 Per Bloat 50150 10N RATES Wail or Carrier) Three -Months- Per hionth SOS0 App 1 27 Mtn p7 The Center it 1 'national! rerti ocra tic Na This i3 true i-) cause tle power tattoo la tote a'a affair 11 it! 130131i na Colt trzli circumstazeoa tr I matter tilt Eqs I to share sett 1 I Met: frter4iy 6 crate but tit 4 Cogency artEt I A ap1 ta 13 tn" '1e: cause ti 6 Dr nation it zaort afir tp fa noutinatiou I cum tt ztu 1 I L6 matter tq I to share toz-tt 1 their tries tingeney arsEL ---rog --ton Sunday Citizen--(By Mall OnlY) One Year Three Six Mont ha $165 Per Month SISO -(By Otis) Three Per Month SO SO ADVERTISING RATES For adverCsing rates apply to Oliver Jaynes Business Manager National advertising representatives: NI tiogensen Co Inc New Yark City Chicago Detroit San Francisco Los Angeles and Seattle ING RATES Liver Jaynes Business dager 3: NI tiogensen Co Inc- New lincisco Los Angeles and Seattle 3 wta ins4 414' wal StY1 ott- Pr LANZ pnla a' 11CMtlig 77 'et takes tt to er011( 'aged Wall at I er 4pelous 4 1 us I styll LANZ puts e' 11CMtlig c'f talks' i mit( c'' (' fig le Member Audit Bureau ot Circulatiots eau ot Circulations OF TUM-ALSSOCIATEB etssociATEB GETTING RHEUMATISM OUT OF THE SYSTEM tiis now generally admitted that rheumatism pain In joints and muscled is due in the majority of cases to infettion from teeth tonsils sinuses intestines and to forth However it must also be admitted that some Individuals with Infected teeth and tonsils do not have rheumatism and so our research men are seeking the reason therefore Some Philadelphia physicians Drs Pemberton Cajori and Crouter with Dr Osgood of Boston have been working on the theory that the infection from teeth and so forth Is really an overload and that there is some factor in the body of the rheumatic patient that cannot stand this overload and arthritis or rheumatism results I I A)nst of the firstdiscoveriet they made was that In the ma- jority of rheumatic patients thst blood retains the sugar longer than it should that is there is a delay in the rate at which sugar -tbe blood-a-siert is When the infection bad teeth or tonsils is removed there is no delay as the sugar leaves the blood "abruptly" That lu a rheumatic indisidual there is something that interferes with or slows up the circulation of the blood through the joints and muscles That is that something partly closes the tiny yeses capillaries which takes the blood from the arteries and after using it transfers it to the veins This causes the delay or sluggishness of circulation In the part By using drugs which dilated or opened theses little Teasels they were able to get the sugar out of the blood in less time owing to increased circulation Now what is the lesison? That anything that increases the circulation throughout' the -body or ally part of the body-by opening up these little' vessels ts going to rid the of infection The idea then is the removal of the inftvtion of course but in any ease the increase in the circulation of the part This rosy mean in severe cases the lite of drugs by a trained physician but in the majority of cases the use of heat and maseage And last but not least ezerriie of the part because this means more driving power by the heart hence a stronger heart and therefore a etronger circulation estigatng Blood Pressure I (Copyright 1927 by The Bell GETTING RHEUMATISM OUT OF THE SYSTEM iti3 now generally admitted that rheumatism pain In joints and muscles is due in the majority of cased to infeLtion from teeth nsils sinuses intestines and to forth However it must stlso be admitted that some Individuals with Infected teeth and tonsils do not have rheumatism and so our re- search men are seeking the rcason therefore Some Philadelphia physicians Drs Pemberton Cajori and Crouter with Dr Osgood of Boston have been working on the theory that the infection from teeth and so forth is really an over- patient that cannot stand this overload and arthritis or rheuma- load and that there is some factor in the body of the rheumatic tism results One of the firstdistoveriet they made was that In the ma- jority of rheumatic patients the blood retains the sugar longer than It should that is there is a delay in the rate at which sugar ''-ra tee the blood give ft ta rm? -----1---10-1k I 10 When the infection bad teeth or tonsils is removed there is TUESDAY EVENING APRIL 12 1927 TUESDAY EVENING APRIL 12 1927 I 41 C7--)-- 0 Ai I 1A "owl reek tw let IT al pro stc:) 1 41ENEMP 1 1 all -UPp Is hat tIvrt-rttrti I beton of those gt-ttitat and co ors and It tten Fha duet the fallace ue Itt otro ti tro We are sytLe is al that such a fosts el i vnone the le iseAt ara at Ill 1 eratie rrty re test s11-t Eletne 1J2S end th4t ensue rerty k2? I ne re test I Etatne IJ2S and tta fe: 4r sec ier beton 111 1 i and Ca Itt IrAt We 44 is HIGHWAY COMPETITION HIGHWAY COMPETITION I 7' HIGHWAY COMPETITION WONTrRlf 14LW CLVLP 6ET ccr cr HERE IP 94A74) L5CiiECK totsccvuts cHEN HAS rtAPPEARED mwirs VP? AO flCL rP06 rr osr LINTER CV? CaTM VMS WW1 CFI MO Err-Ls a4kb'St0 IPS FINK17 WRCN6 rscitsz 11C5 L150 RLSIit ArMZ AT DESx rgcs t15 maTro OiECK PuSKES 13A0c IWAY ts1904 SOY 15 Jesr camma CF1 eau( tN MICOAT Ttot i compromiet "Ltd by the cf: 1 4 i letter fr ee ts 1047-1sxots it erize 4b it ti-lit ti 0- kl ifd I ur tt I i arr ft 1 i Theta are t'Le -)s 4111 fietoof 11--tz 4- t) lea flat 'LP- kl i itd I (Iva un i a ry ft I One cl the projects on ivhich Tucson and San Diego can collaborate with great advantage to the two cities according to President Worth Of the San Diego chamber ofcommerce is the Borderland- Rotte--witich parallels the United-StateS--Mett-' ico border through the-southwest terminating at San Diego We if the people of the southwest as appreciate the importance of this project but there are some leaders who do and there is now in progress a competition as keen i as thlt which exists between the great rail transportation uptLathsg bet1-eentite-east andWest----: There are communities which will be made or "broken" by the trend of this vehicle-borne traffic just as they were made by the early day stage line and the pony just as cities will be made cr thrown into sloughs by the de- veiopment of air ports at ne cl the projects irhich Tucson and San Diego can collaborate with great advantage to the two cities according to Pre-ident Worth of the San Diro chamber of commerce is -the Borderland- Rot-tr-which parallels the United -States--Mett- lco border through the-southwest terminating at San Diego We doulA if the people of the southwest as awhole ap- preciate the importance of this project but there are some leaders who do and there is now in prcgress a competition as keen as thlt which exists between the great rail transportation tvmramrs oj sting between-the-east and-West (CprPrtelt 117 by Into tt STTert MWN2 1414 1111011841111111411110000111100104401111100410011044141011141110 OUR CHILDREN BY ANGEW PATR1 ESTERYEA yESTERYEA US 'OLD TL00011 nom Th amen at 4S Tsars Igo Today t' More Tneh 771- By 167- Ittirtl A semi-tropical snowstorm pre afternoon lasting two or three minutes' Ibitil -4 Pkt ti 11 ilti btall- blaV 1)164 I I bla 614b tl cArt I Mar 10 0 Ot" lt IL P- :4 I I i :) Mr Knox Corbett ta ta from Ma Ban Pedro ranch looktng bronzed and hearty bLet tlie 1'ir4: litve tiLt tlAtt i at fa ii Iliftle dialect tv I At prove manor ot tee ELI I tales! eitkA at (se i lag il it of the 1 -es prediction tv rt It di So Abut pt trIth 7-! 'it 1 oisil it ILI flu iu 1 abo1l4 1-" ttt atioa it vt a ion Ant tt 1 that be vi41 1 A I 4--- tender in the XXI a ens I I year atSt I 1 rtr: allitTrtihtal: 1 1 ters cf I WI get the deltgsm utt populos start elle bear out thrr l' atinue the fart 1Lt e-: 4 vtbtog ehily in the 'zif I Me oirtt tata I 'e fat ilaow 1-oa br tt' i laat electivn 'It'i itt 1 I was a Smith I I NttafliLlt II -L it 000 StIItit ttih 'groat c)uutita of i Iota fttlythree -er i ass Itepublitait ct-- I ca to Nn T1 prophets ea: 11 the tional Cet i 47 St a fot I ohta was Wka the CL4S7IF INT ivorr rb It don't always pay to sand away front tome for job work A bill amounting-to II7 14 was pro-seated to th board of supervisors for 1010 lottorheads and 1000 avolops-printed In th4 east Ltstts4ek thls ofrte dr4 tam amount ofprintinif -for Sentinel' IL OUT homes we maypreseney sit: Tune in to the chambers of state' And Lark to the wisdom and wit Of the State engaged in debate-Or shifting the dials back a number or two We may listen for day after day Or even sometimes for a lorg evening throUgS TO the things that our 'Congressmen say -eesetesesee-e-seseeeteseteeeee-des-s-e-esee-esesee-seseeeeeeeemee udreollBt -oU're- Mot- c'a' 're-f "That needn't bother you My busluees is utybusinees Yours Is your own 'I can't see the fuss Who's hurt if you band in papet ter SW Ion do me a fasor Wko'e burl:" "1 don't know but I know Pin not going to hand in a paper as if you were preseot when I know you're laving a good time down town Its ot my Idea of playing fair" a "All right- Dont Somebody else wilt Pure Benny" Benny hated the nickname lie wits simply trying to be honest with himself and his school and this wile what be got for his pains What was the use? As Piggy catid who was best Nobody but pure Benny I thtertt was Plge7i Leaving aside all other questions all other influences that might touch the question Piggys' action was ugly When this world was cteated Beauty was made manifest In all its parts Go to the uttermost entiEt of the earth examine the grandest works of nature and the most Ineignificant and in each of them you will discover a beauty that mates your soul ache with longing The tiny wild flower growing on the wastes of the tnesuntain tem is the perfection of line and color It is pure beauty The frost pictures that are breathed on the can understand them? When you tell me they are frost crystals I toast ask you what they are and how they came to be arranged In garden pictures that no earthly artist can hope to achieve But we were talklugabout children and their conduct There is within each of us from birth to old age a craving for beauty It meet hare been instilled when the Creator made men Instinctively a child turns from what 111110Y to what le lovely Has training and education should etrengtheu and make eUre of that tendency Ills conduct is its Index When one does a selfish thing the expression of bis eyee of his faess' of -Ills body is ugly An act of kindess will erase the ugh' Less and beauty will shine through him once more From then on therein a struggle between the two and in time one or the ether roust win -Either- beauty or ugliness characterises one's life Beanty raeans great happiness and a success beyond material things Eglitess spells failure will be ugly led a failure The child who sticks Writ- In everything The child who tells that is eintrue who acts lice who cheats -klaO tires upliness will be ugly and a failure The child who sticks to -what his own conscience tells him is right will live in terms of success Make a collection of pictures of people good and bad Put the good one beelde the bad one and see eritten upon the faces the story of their living Choose whiLli you will have in your or ugliness And remember this: Although you deliberately choose ness your soul will crave beauty to the end and you will be haunted always by a longing for pure beauty (Mr pert will give personal attention to inquiries from parents and school teachers on the tare and development of children Write him in care of this paper enclosing stamped eelf-addretsed envelope for reply) (Copyright 1927 By The Bell Syndicate Inc) success Make a collection of pictures of people good and bad Put the good one beside the bad on and see written Elva the faces the story of their living Choose whiat you will have La Your- lik'beauty or ugliness And remember this Although you deliberately choose Ell- nets your soul will crave beauty to the end and y9u will be haunt- ed always by a longing for pure beauty (Mr Patri will give personal attention to inquiries from parents and school teachers on the care and development of children Write him in care of this paper enclosing stamped self-addret-sed cn- relope for reply) (Copyright 1927 By The Bell Syndicate Inc) to! As rest from our worladat cares the peace of our nutottien or We can follow al public affairs As if we were right on the spot No 1-rger can fence striaMktg Senator' clast rad they're misunderstood or misquoted -If they clent toefthelirte they must shoilder the blame For well know bow they're spoken and voted What a it-will be year by 5-ear Rouldthe vibrant loud speaker to sa And always be able to hear The speeches our solons emit! How (err minds wilt expalct as the speeches go t11 Frcm the powerful Wathington And tithout any effortwe hear al about The affairs of or glorious natitr: hw board of supervisors bait a difficult quality of bnainess before them- Owing to the many changes made In Os laws-anti the uncertainty concerning the character of the changes Tha funding question will probably bit satisfactorily adjusted In a few days but them is a vast amount of other publics matters upog which tho taws are bellowed to bear-that must bo treat-ad with considerablw-caution A Guaymas telegrani t6 San Franrisco aye lb Yaqui chler eajerne has crossed the boundary lino and La stow in Arizona of Al this we can presently do So we've recently read in the news We can hear every long session through Whenever we to choose But well probaNy weary 'close very And our ears will go warronly straying To tarious snatches: of tripular Or the tm7s that the ja boys are can hear every long ng session through Whenever we hem to choose Eat wen probaNy weary belore very 'long And our ears will go wantonly straying o' various popular Or the tmrs th at he jazz 13051 are The Jurymen were dad In bear' overcoats today as tits courtroom was einIte cold the stoves having been removed- The Old adobe houses east of th Russ brousi are being tern down by their owner 31r Earn liugbes TA jurymen were dad In heavy overcoats today as courtroom was quite cold the stoves having be removed The old 'adobe houses east of the tri)tusethelltrouoweenearre3lbz isnagratioiruntbdown There are two principal intersectional highway traversing Arizona one through the north and one through the south The one through the north is fairly well-established as to routing due to the lack of alternate highways but the Southern route is not so fortunate as there is an alternate route which leaves several southern cities off its traverse Recently there as organized what is known as 65 Highway Association which purposes to popularize that route from Chicago to Los Angeles We do not wish to detract from the laudability of this enterprise but rather to compiiment it and to point out to Tucson and other cities on the Borderland Route that Highway No 66 as here outlined is a rival i the Borderland route and that these cities should bestir themselves in the interest of the southern route in hottest competition The map of the northern route shows that the highway touches these principal cities: Chicago Springfield JU St Louis Springfield 11o Joplin Tulsa Oklahoma City Amarillo Tex Albuquerque Gallup Holbrook Flagstaff Needles Bastow and Los Angeles The sponsors of this route have termed it for publicity purposes "The -Main Street of America" probably after the name of the Etorderland Route in Arizona "The Main Street Through Arizona" The purpose cf the association is said to be as "Believing the time has come when America must beserved by a great continuous highway to connect like a railroad the centers of population with a region capable of expansion by younger generations the business tnen of America's great southwest have forned an organization 'The 66 Highway Association' to bring into being at the earliest possible date through federal and state cooperation America's Widest concrete thoroughfare They propose to concrete the 66 highway from Chicago Illinois to Los Angeles California" This purpose is based upon a sound understanding of the importance of highway travel to the communities upon the highway were such a highwaybuilt it would have a tendency to draw east-west travel from a wide radius in the regions through which it would pass and it would tend to make that rcute the major channel of automobile traffic na the exclusion of otheraroutes For instance ii such a high- --any were milt and the cities along the Borderland route do nothing to improve that route Tucson's annual loss as the result of loss of traffic would be thousands of dollars There has been and still is good cooperation between the Borderland route citi esneand particularly has San Diego been active in' promoting the highway The point is that this cooperation must not only be 'Continued but intensified to meet the competition of rival highways This see agree is the most important project upon which San Diego and can Cooperate The interests Of var7 -us sections of Arizona are divided and this makes it all the more necessary that-southern Arizona cities should maintain an active organization to increase the popularity of the southern route Northern Arizona's primary interests lie in the de' elzpnient of highway No 66 while Phoenix is in the able of profiting both by the development of the 1orderian1 rue and the so-called Ocean-tosOccan highway alter leaving Lord sburgie New If the peofle of this section were able to visualize the almostcontinuous stream of autotnobiles which passes through the cry leaving patrDriae at Tucson hotels mercantile estab-- 21 stations ar: could 1 isualize impeasiee neals the traffic here there is rp) doubt but that WC ie aroued enthusiastic detertrination to make tjie 1 route tlic eTial of he best hghv-ay traversing the sontliwet being at way Aociation' to bring i snto he earliest possible date through federal and state cooperation America's Widest concrete thoroughfare They propose to concrete the L' 66 highway frotn Chicago Illinois to Los kngele a Cali- torm This purpose is based upon a sound understanding of the importance of highway travel to the communities upon have a tendenc dra the highway Obviously were such a highwaybuilt it would to east-west travel from a wide radiu in the region through which it would pass and it would tend to make that rrute the major channel of automobile traffic to the exclusion of otherroutes For instance ii such a Iiigh- '''av were built and the cities along the Borderland route do thing to improve that route Tucson's annual loss- as the result of los of traffic would be thousands of dollars There has been and still is good cooperation between the Lorderland route citi cs---and particularly has San Diego been active in' promoting the highway The point 'is that this Thi ge i conperation must not only be continued but intensified to meet the competition of rival highways are the mo imps- ortant project upon hic -San-Diego and rizona can cooperate The interests of var- i loli sections of Arizciria are divided and this makes it all the er a more necessary that-southern Arizona cities should maintain active oro-inization to increase the popularity of the south- 0 r-lir Nrrrlie rn 'i 7nn nr rilf-4 1: i 'nfpr t4t 1 r1 elo AP- 4 71' a I The proeT thtre vil II at! I l'I' conventivn 4- 1'11 tell us who edte t-: 5 ir 7 I Governor Thor say I ll-udo a w'4 -o'J ut celtat 1 4:4 an I 1Jernorat 0- lorl se a tetern (tad btrzi i -4 her the 117rai I1 -ndttri Ilt tirl mil ttrU roost pronl7f4T --lio-Y i try jut Li ha hits Pri-ep-fr saM IllAral t-s -7 :4 now subjects Lisi 1-1- 1Vt eratic --ort111t -P ahe I admit that Le 7- i ''4616 able to tb (1 ti ff a "rho are rill a lr Jade" ed with Othri 8h tation as a 1it'- tivity a k-3142L 11' oonamend I tp doubt- mbeti a eltcela that 411 1 at --I never realcd tht fall 1 GI rr -14 Id risk nomn iatrg 'tvet" rartisr are many -her f' 4'1 Ic'r ler nothing cf I e'll tender with r-- fication cf Z-' rnent as V5 itSig at next year pronf-Jt thrills and l-aledJ1 fro a Df ab 14 i IIRIBONES111 I-4 i- By 114 1 I I fr tcpt 1 I iLsair ti'l' I tza't tD I ilirl io Ler tdtt et I 11 had A Earn now NV11 abol t441i if 4 sl Jt o( te Id 1 ht 4'1 ICTI ell Democrat Itt bter tints bit i i Ler try just tn a los prctrl vbtral '1 abo -e i thic 3 hel ed with ut 111 1 tation as a a tivity ON a t'' cconamend LIa I President al candits ers-daythi aalmoet ii that prof' --al''1 2 e' 1 La: never rea'-id tg is doubt II 71! id I the I t-wset" a-t-t-ogr (2l'er tf: 11 fition tender with 1 ca cf te ment as LLE next year p-oa -1 a thrills and 3 front 1 i1 1 i aMm THERE'S A REASON (Copyright 1927 tise Bell Sytelt-ate i zee Farmers are expert Ice menders but they'll eve no lessms in the art to Congressmen this summer DEEPENING THE HUSH The open 'spaces will be even more silent trlien Mr Coolidge goes West CONGENIAL OCCUPATION Between fishing spells Mr- Coolidge ill probly ransack the dittionary for 11101105511ablet to Me next ntar LOST Eetween tesidenee Camp street and depot on Monday rnorninf package of medicine and sponge Tbe finder will be suitably rewarded by having the same at George Martin's The wood market is very lively during tha MUG cold enap which LOW prevails One or two 'tint aboWers curred during last Alight in the Santa Catalina considerable snow has fallen which willlprobably appear under the inffuence of a warm aura within a day or two mod THE FOURTH ESTATE THE PROTEAN The many-faced Momus of the nations is Soviet Ensda So steeped in sophistry are the rulers of Moscow that the3r have lost all decent sense of proportion They appear to be unable to realize that honesty and sincerity are to be numbered among national virtues duplicity that may be calculated to work injury to other govern-meats They are ceas1et4s in their promulgations of insidious sinister propaganda denying with brazen assurance that they are They play for recognition at the hands of forth right sovereignties while at the same time indulging in every form of antagonism and employing it Caught red-handed in India and in China' they protest that they are quite innocent turjr nut quiltinnocent 0 The Coolidge administration has not been deceived by hloseow though it Luis been compelled to make categorical denial that this government last summer made secret overtures to the soviet government for establishing diplomatic relations which statement wai industriously disseminated throughout the world by Cincinnati Enquirer I ophi 0--- vi 'It 2z 1 I 17It ') C34-: 1 44 zee LOST f' A1400 I Eetween tesidence 222 Camp (1-0) depot on Monday norn- street and ins package of medicine and a Fit' r-oe ipp' sponge The finder will be suitably -----t THE FouRTH EsTATE rewarded by having the same a George Martin's drugstore THERE'S REASON a- a Farmers are expert fence menders Ltd they'll eve no lessons in the The woo' market eery liveiy THE PROTEAN' MOM US The many faced Momus of the nations is Soviet fltPlida So art to Congressmen this summer steeped in sophistry are the rulers of 9loscow that they have lost all during the little cold enap which mrtuanir tj: eritrtneungtieioigdr tytinoeutarnieernsi I es: DEEPENING THE HUSH now prevails decent geese of proportion They appear to be unable to realize that The open pace i wll be even More silent when Coo lidg' i goes West 0 ne or -two Hint- showers cc- db oti pn si i et I yt a inaciaedoaruygraetigguldtn: eimymteldteeataornreaneirrantuoil atbLthnee ten fishing fishirg pAroTZ ransack do-n rs sacurraretadlcieadntaurilwinclasichlaitin-18171pdigroerbabtba bleilnysnitre Tsmihneesagttser propaganda nYti la) ita Yth tee: tenddlivagnrd iiiin eLrira faour dm lout cahnitnaagotnhisemy parood ary for monosyllablet to Me next year appear under the Influence of a etemstpltoThybaletn gteholeto warra snm within a day or to nirtrcaelniotn has not been d-eceived-b -Y NI (Copyright 19 Z' by the Bell tele-ate Le) thoagh it tuts been compelled to make Itc'elhwnelsi IZ131 oflaoresBtatirsherngtndaidpelotugeaCtrteet -daughter veal industriously disseminated throughout the world by 9loscow Cincinnati Enquirer li tCew that lin Jacob Flarrie little daughter has arrived the natural sequence le a large stock of new millinery' good which are expected tomorrow The assessor is making his antual among the people in 'search of theirlrorldly wealth as a palls of taxation la making hi an- tcw- that Jacob ar Htle little has arrived the natural sequence le a large stock of new millinery good which are expected fomoreow -0 ne aaseaser trip of that city's good will excursion through the -state stated-': the ideal of relationship between -Arizona and California cities as follows: "We belieye in trading at home- but when you AvaUt Arizona can't supply buy California" 's good will excursion through the State stated trip Or that city ele ideal of relationship between 'Arizona and California cities as follow believe- in trading at home but when WM At-Ailt At-1'171-1 ln enrIN't ei I I 61 Is twev :1 How It Started-- FARMERS AND TARIFF An interesting sidelight on the ciam of some of the radical western congressmen that the protective tariff does not benefit the farnier or cattle growers is cast by the recent request by Representative Strong of Kansas that the tariff commissioR Inyestigate cer----' tain importations-of-cauned- beeT from Argentina into the United Ill'ates---largely by American meat packers This iselaimed to work a terious injury to the cattle industry of the United States The tariff on cattle is 1 1-2 to 2 cents a pound according to the weight of the carcass imported The tariff on canned and preserved meats Is 20 per cent ad valorem It is now claimed that this is not sufficient It is said that the tariff on cattle serves the purpose satisfactorily but being adequately protective tends to increase the 'amount Of canned beef from Argentine cattle And yet there are those who insist that there should be a downward revision of our 'tariff schedules! The News Sentinel still maintains that we nked Upward not downward revision in a great many Wayne News-Sentinel BY JEAN NEWTOS 1 1 1 i -c It PE 10kyilitg 1 i Fut GivER 11 HE' SET A HE1 1 I3Y A CHEERFL Too I A- '1 1 I 11'41i) i 1 I f441 7:4: pd 11 I I -to Arizonans have been going to southrn California fOr generation vacations 'bteause they -could not "buy" them in their 'own state ihe wonderful mountain resorts have' been here but they might as well have been in: Switzetlandlor all their accessibility ItAs almost unbelievable that the pe6ple of tPirna county have not availed themselves of an incomparable summer playground which route is only a couple of hours' ride distant qualify that it is inconceivable in the light of modern highway development for formerly before the era of good roads the people were bound to the sokand men lived and' died'itt a community without eve having passed beyond its bounds Now a New Yorkman who Owns a small automobile may spend his vacation in California but Pima county still can not vacation at hbfne though there is a great' scenic country miles away the mountain 'net acceble In the respect of the lack of highvay fadtitie Pima county offers an instanceof arrested develOpment So many Pima county people will graciously accept-the rvturnthegood will isit of the an Dieganf this summer as in stinnucrs past and until the 1ocal-mount4ins are made accessible for automobile travel They will eontiltle I's to 1- mi 416tioi i4 cilliier: Pima county offers an instance Of arrested develOpment So many Pima county people will graciously accept the iii ra ti -11 ctur lh gt i Od kill Nisit cf the San Dieganf filiS Summer as il past and until the loca1-mount4ins are made accessible for automobile travel 1 hey will eon- 4 i tillle t'S tkizrs t) ili: :11 Well a patched-up navy will be all right It government can keep peace patched up--kit Paul Pioneer Press Arrested Development A French mathematician claims to be able to square the circle Now if be could only-square some of these eternal Enquirer Litigation Over oil is usually expeusile 1jf ultimate doubticis bears tbe iticithntal cost us Ut I ouuotiet's tilt iticithntal cost us uelial--WashinZIOU silir THAT WORD "CANNIBAL" "Cannibal" comes 'to us straight from the Span lab main It is a direct relic of thettrale when hue- 'cantering and pirates 'stilled the waves and made life and property uncertain wherever -they chanced to 'sail The pirates however did not always come out first WL Occastonally when cruising in the islands Of the Caribbean ses tlieY wouid take toio many liberties qa itli the natives silo 'terc krioAn ea "Carib' arid uho had the disconcerting habit of eat log their enemies whenever they caught them courti -ti'aritat" was cprruiited to "cautiibai vihien has hecorne tile racial tame applied to ail tavage calcr3 of Le LI tho native ebo erc Lt0 A li- )113 "ciribe' or ard uho toid the hablt cr eat Inc their enemies whenever they caught thin': In toe courrit cr -time at uunha lt sus cprrupted to cauclb ho has become the racial tame applied Jo all tttago cttor3 of honan be- 112 gxitl this Thtr-e i a t') they have eif its rf this summer Thtre li a 11 9 I tt-ev hare rett "IC 1- 1-f (if its I Aite)at 4reg)artVoall Arkansas nian eigbty-seven bits never seen a movie a motor 7 '14 car a railvay train or a trolley We'll have to find out st here be ki '4e lives-4-it would be a grand 1)141(43 for a rial Cleveland 4 Plain Dealer A-court at Barcelona Spain has sentenced a robber to 4484 years In prison Of courbe if the 5paiiip-11 1ystein is anything like 4'154- tour or hp'11 jrrobaliivir 4 4aar244 04t144441 i 7' t11eturf AI the pihPrm 61 14 1 "7 1 t00611 4 'I I Arkansas man eigbty-seven Liss never seen a movie a motor I fitt 4-- I car a railvay train or a trolley We'll have to find out here he Ilves---it Would be a grand place for a real Cleveland ki 't' would i kicturf Plain- Dealer rrton 14404 ill the A-court at Barcelona Spain has sentenced a robber to 4484 1113cIll years tu prison Of course if the 5panisli system is anything like 'ii'eti- ti cpxy 1 I-I 1 god7: 5 ev)4u 441 tttlir zLsL-r r1 71 1 -2 1'1' -4'21' -1 7011-'--- 7- -414---2 7- Si' -41 44-L7 7217--J-- -ir--r-7701-- pa ----7-- -7- --------7---7 1 lit: 1 71 1 i 1 i i i AP i I 4 i 1 444xoi 4 i i i 1: 4 ti- 'li i f-- 1 i 1 i fp i.