The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-02-14
NogaEes, Arizona, Saturday Morning. FEBRUARY H. i'A
AMERICAN PEOPLE WILL NOT HAVE LII

av onno+ COW foo much against the reckless pro-
roganda for the Intervention IN Mexico tnaC IS ulge ~
persistently in some parts SAID an A1lellcai
operator with large interests on the West COAST VINO
was at Nopales few days ago. MATTERS VIII WoIh
out there all right and they are working peC.er uy
intervention now would just unsettle Things III ChoSe
that are settled and would not hasten settlement
IN those narts where there is still fiction and trouble
The foregoing admonition was by a man VINO mas
heavy investments in Mexico and is right now sendng
an additional heavy investment Tor new anu cosIy o
inery to further carrying on his operations
Recently the Geographic report IN Inc OASIS gave
an excerpt from an address by Peter Clarke Mach arane
before convention of ad clubs IN San FRANCISCO VINO
sake m )st pronouncedly in favor OF mterventlon ana
Tho gentleman became lachfymese in his sentimental re-
card for the poo1 poems who arebeng murdered IN colo
blood By their fellow country men, N.Y. Macf arla'iS
wants the Amer "an people TO send SeVefa1 lu!uieo
thousand of ou1 braves END best down into Mexico TO
face ntchery in order to stop alleged butchefy Oh
far inferior class of human beings Ii there IS outchery
nj all rather let it be of the class In MEXICO IMAM
or HIGH bred educated American boys.
The continued effort in certain quarters to stir up
trouble is being traced gradually to certain class OF m
vostors who object to paying taxes anyWhere anu te
same class of men have made deal OF trouoe III tne
United States in their efforts to eye their fair snare
Of taxation on their holdings here Some OF the hea-
est promoters of the propaganda Tor the mterventon
are men who had to be fought for years before eglsa
lures and in thecours before they could be brought TO
hear lust proportion of the burden of government
Others may not have been in that category but some OF
them are acting as though they might have been If they
had been operating here.
In the budget of Mexican news presented in these
columns Yesterday there statement by Mexican OF
fetal who had investigated the subject and had reported
that one of the oil enterprises in the
region had been very active always in propaganda
against the taxing system of the Mexican government
while another was paying its taxes regularly and get.
ting along finely The first named outfit has fought
the fiscal policy of the Carranza government resste
enforcement of it's taxation system, and has advised
others to do So The other has paid, said nothing and
maintained the peace Needless to say that the first
IS strong for intervention 1t wants American fathers
government which makes it pay it's taxes. To support
that kind of fight wants Americans to add to the tax
es which they already paying on account of one war
If the blood and treasure that would have to be ex-
pended came from their sons and from their Golfers
it might be good alright to turn them loose in Mexico
and let them make the fight but to do what they desire
would call for the blood of of the rest OF u.s. and
hard earned money wrng from by taxation to main
tain an unjust "Nay Nay Pauline" The Ameli-
cans will not have it.