Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-25
BUSINESS MEN WILL
 DEMAND LEAGUE OF NATIONS SAYS HAYDEN
Congressman Believes Boycott Stronger Than War. and
 Pact Needed


 Business men and financial inter- ests in the United States will see to it that the League of Nations plan is adopted, in the opinion of Carl Hay den, representative in congress from Arizona, who arrived in Bisbee last night. The greatest appeal of the league covenant, declares MT. Hayden, is to business interests Mr. Hayden will remain in Bisbee over today. He brings with him word from Joe Nal donado and Mrs Maldonado, formerly of this city.
 '-The weapon selected by the league for the enforcing of its mandates, % declares MT Hayden, 'is stronger than war. Trade boycott goes home to the entire people as no war can. We have felt it here in the United States dur ing the past two years. We have had to go without tin for cans and have had that reflected in the price of canned goods. We have been limited in our supply of rubber We were handicapped for many months and until we adapted ourselves to manu- faeture, by the lack of dyestuffs.
 Boycott HeIpssU. s.
 ''The United States is fortunate in a trade boycott, because the United States is practically the only nation on the glOde which is self-cOntained. We suffer less from the lack of i'm ports and exports than any other country. We can raise practically everything we need right here at home In this respect we can profit through the covenant where other na- tions are laying themselves subject to the most stringent weapon in the world.
 The covenant of the league fur thers industry and business in every channel continued MT. Hayden. ''The peace terms already dictated to Ger many have declared the Hun shall have an army not to exceed 100. 900 men to be recruited for 12 years. Now. France is the closest in danger from Germany. She reasonably can argue that with the German armed force cut to 100000 men, the French force can be sliced from a standing army of 100000 to 100000 or 35O,OOO men.
 Tn the same manner the force of England will be reduced, the force of the United States will permit of pairing and other nations of the globe will be offered the same opportunities.
 Maldomado in Spain.
 Men by the hundreds of thousands formerly required for the armies of the globe will be released to turn their hands to peaceful, productive oc- equations. Taxes on the nations for the upkeep of armies will be reduced. Therein lies the great appeal for the league. It is abusiness proposition and with certain changes to protect the Monroe doctrine it will be adopt ed"
 Joe Maldomaio is now in Spain. declares MT. Hayden. Mrs. Maldo- mado is in Washington engaged in war work
 MaldOnadO went to Washington three years ago from Bisbee. where he had been interpreter in the local courts. He was attached in the cap ital city to the office force of MT. Hayden When MT. Hayden was com missioned in the army, it was neces- sary for MaldOna to find other feilds in which to earn his living, so he applied to the state department. His knowledge Of Spanish secured for him a place in the consular service in Spain, where he has been since last fall.
 An extra session of congress will be called, MT. Hayden believes. for the purpose of financing the govern ment during the next fiscal year. He sets the possible date of the session at about June l. Pending the call. he will remain in Arizona, spending most of the time at his home at Tempe, near Phoenix. Mrs. Havden has preceded him to Phoenix