Arizona republican., 1921-07-10
GOVERNOR WILL GO
 TO WASHINGTON TO
 FIGHT TARIFF BILL

Gov. Thomas E. Campbell will head delegation that will go to Washing ton to fight the tariff bill, accord ing to the announcement made by the
 governor yesterday on his arrival from the north, where he attended
 the joint meeting of the Arizona Cat tie and Wool Growers associations. The governor will name commit tee representing the various indus tries to appear before the senate committee. Men prominently iden- tified with the mining and manufac- turing interests of the state will pro- test against the import tax on oil.
 while the long staple cotton men of l the state will be represented as well
 as the sheep and cattle men, The personnel of the committee will be announced shortly for the governor proposes naming the dele l gation early that they might pre- pare their case. In the meantime he I has wired Sims Ely. chairman of | Arizona's resources board. to re- I main in Washington and continue to l gather data that will be useful to the committee. Mir. Ely had made ar- engagements to leave the East last night for Phoenix.
 Since the bill will not reach the Il SGKldl6 TUT dl lcdSt LII tC " NtNSs NsOf l ernor Campbell and the delegation | will time their departure accordingly I In the meantime the chamber of com merce and other organizations will l cooperate in gathering material tt be used.
 I The governor on his return from
 the north yesterday was confronted
 with vast amount of work that had Il accumulated during his few days ab- sence in the north. He spent lii,
 Fourth in Prescott. where he was ar
 enthusiastic spectator at the Frontier
 day celebration.
 On Friday he made an address be- fore the cattle and sheep men gath. l cred in Flagstaff for their annua convention. The date was just ont
 year from the day that the governor addressed the same convention
 throwing a bombshell when he an nounced his opposition to the ''per.
 petual leasing policy" of the stat' land department. The stand he tool against the big cattlemaE and il
 favor of the small homesteader wal
 the basis for his campaign for gov ernor.
 I His address before the session thi i year dealt largely with the problem that confronted the cattle and sheel i, man. He promised the full cooper ation of the state in protecting then 1 from international inroads- Durini the course of his talk he compare' , the situation today with that of lon i ago when a like depression was fell He took an optimistic tone, express ? ing his confidence in the courage an r ability of the Arizonan to weathe s any storm
 I The governor was the guest C g honor at a banquet of 300 cover
 given Friday evening by the delegate r to the convention. His talk on thi
 occasion was along humorous lines.
 While in Flagstaff the governor wis q tied the Northern Arizona Norm; l. school. addressing the faculty an # students. He took Recent Legisla Y tion' for his subject
 n The governor pointed out the fir e creased per capita cost of schoolin ?, as a burden the taxpayers are carry 2. ing and that the responsibility shoul n be met by the administration force e by their splendid response to the f Il nancial efforts of the people of u
 state.