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Evening star., 1924-11-28
meat prices are soaring and with.
their rise vegetables also 60 up.

meat prices are soaring and with
their rise vegetables also 60 up.
Taxing Business to Death.
Another factor in the increased liv-
ing cost Is the abnormal tax heaped
government. In their search for
sources of revenue government lead
ers have imposed many taxes on
business. There is now Al proposal
to increase taxes 10"per cent in the
municipality of Rio de Janeiro. This,
it is feared, would put many busi-
ness firms out of existence.
serious thrust at foreign capital
is the proposal to impose a tax of
121a per cent on all foreign remit
tances not intended for the payment
of goods. While the project is sim
ply in the form of q bill introduced
into Congress, it indicates the trend
of bureaucratic minds searching for
new fields of revenue. Business, both
native and foreign, has sent protests
to Congress. The American Chamber
of Commerce pointed out that the
measure was highly discriminatory
against strangers and would be dis
astrous to BraziPs efforts to attract
foreign capital for promotion Of new
public works and the opening of new
industries
Millions more of American dollars
and British pounds are needed even
to make the start Of developing Bra
zil, whose area is as large as that Of
the United States, but it seems
doubtful II that capital will come.
Sac PaulO Active Again.
Sac Paulo, the scene of bloody in
surrection only two months ago, has
hung out the sign, Business as
usual" Factories are busy again
and unemployment seems to have
vanished. Business Is good in near
ly every line, particularly in indus
try, farming implements, building ma
terials and motor cars and trucks.
Sac Paulo was leading the world
in building activities when the in
surrection came in July-completing
"a new houses every day. In addi-
tion many factories were being
built. Building activities are said
now TO be showing even increased
speed because of the demand for the
replacement OF destroyed buildings.
Copyright. 1924. by Chicago Daily News Co,
Evening star., 1924-11-28
ERROR GOES TO SCHOOLS.
$15O,00O Tax Refund From War
Mistake to Found Scholarships.
Correspondence Of the Associated Press.

LONDON. November 2.-As Il re-
suit of an error on the part Of
Britain's food mini istry during the
war..a gift of $156,000 to found schol"
arships I'm certain agricultural col
leses is contemplated by number
of dairy companies which benefited
by the mistake.
In. 1919. some one in the ministry
erroneou1y imposed levy Of two
pence a gallon on all milk transport
ed from the southwestern counties
to other parts of England, and, fol-
lowing legal action by the dairies,
the money has been refunded. IT is
now proposed to form trust fund
and devote the income to scholarships
for the benefit of sons Of milk pro-
ducers in the counties concerned.
Evening star., 1924-11-28
Physicians Gather in Berlin.

correspondence of the Associated Press.
BERLIN, November 2.-Physicians
from Argentina. Cuba, Russia, Swift
zerland, Poland, Turkey, Spain and
Portugal attended the first interna-
tional instruction course for doctors
since the close Of the war, which was
held here recently. There were lee
lures and clinical demonstrations by
promin ent medical men and surgeons
fronl@ all parts of Germany.
Evening star., 1924-11-28

high rank prominent lawyers and
judges. No less than 72 describe
themselves as proprietors of farms.
The list contains 20 editors, II teach
ers and professors, 8 carpenters and
cabinetmakers, locomotive engi-
neers and laremen and several other
railroad employees.
Other occupations selected at ran
dom from the list are as follows
Mechanician. chaplain, baker, miller,
glass blower, clergyman physician.
merchant, dairyman, gardener, mail
carrier and accountant. OF the three
women members, one Is a trained
nurse, one photogra pher and one
sets herself down as wife" There is
one baron, one count and several
other noblemen of Sweden's bluest
blood. !,
Evening star., 1924-11-28

An airplane giant bomber, fitted
with an elevator, is ching constructed
for the French Army to be used b.
the gunner in charge of two batteries
of machine guns.
After ALL love is the key to free
dom,
Evening star., 1924-11-28
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are made with slip bands: opcn-cnd styles.
Good values.
Evening star., 1924-11-28
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colors: very smart, and the price Is a mod
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Phoenix tribune., 1924-09-20

YES, WE DO HAULING of all kinds.
quick auto delivery service may be
had any hour of the day. Office
Phone 671s. Residence Phone 1928.
Robt. Kinch, Prop.
Phoenix tribune., 1924-09-20

While crossing the river Styx, the
departed spirit Of an ardent motorfst
engaged the Boatman in conversation
and to his amazement was told by
that worthy that although there
were no motor cars in Heaven, there
were plenty of them for all who
went to the Other Place. With but
moments reflection, the spirit OF
the motorist started a 'dicker" with
old Charon to have himself delivered
to Satan instead of st. Peter. 1t was
finally so arranged and as he stepped
up to Satan's fireplace he was over
joyed to see a great many high
priced cars parked in every avail
able space. With a beaming face
the spirit of the motorist walked up
to old Nick and asked which car he
could have
take your pick, said Satan, with
a mysterious chuckle and a twinkle
in his eyes. The motorists spirit
climbed into shining, high-pewered
Phoenix tribune., 1924-09-20

Yuma-Six mining companies ac-
lively developing Yuma county south
east of Castle Dome peak.
Chandler-Approximately S5O0,OOO
to be spent improving San Marcos
hotel.
Yuma-Opening of Fourth street
from Main to Madison avenue under
consideration.
Arizona Eastern railway applies
for permission to build extension from
Pichaco to Chandler, distance of SO
miles; from Hassayampa to Dome, lis
miles; and from Gila River to Flor
ence, miles.
Walter Douglas, president of
Phelps-Dodge corporation, which
owns Ell Paso & Southwestern rail
road, announces proposed amalgama-
ton with Southern Pacific. He says,
at is purely a partnership. The
Southwestern interests will have three
directors on the Southern Pacific
board and two members in executive
committee"
Bisbee-New ore body opened up in
Erupcion mine.
Taxes on gasoline brought into
state treasury s29, ,SSO.95 during May.
Tucson-El Trio mine shipping
large tonnage per cent copper ore.
Phoenix tribune., 1924-09-20
NOTARY PUBLIC
REAL ESTATE

SEE A. Jackson Temple, when you
are in need of Notary Public. He
has Is years experience in the busi-
ness. He is in position to give
you the right service.
If you have place to sell or rent,
why list your property with him; he
is reliable, and will give you quick
service. I have some very choice
places to select from. 1 make spe-
cialty in looking after city property,
and would be glad to look after yours.
Come in and see me; you will al
ways find me at 4SO 3. Jefferson.
Phone 1857.
A. JACKSON TEMPLE.
Phoenix tribune., 1924-09-20
DUTY OF EVERY CITIZEN

This of parties It is the only practical
responsible form of popular devised There can
be elimination of the party system unless to have
complete change the form and character of government
sponsbiy for party responsibility public affairs For each
citizen look to official for the responsibility of the
conduct of the rather than to majority party
would political chaos.
Under conditions there would be to fix respon-
sbty and there would be from whom all the people
could demand accounting for the in which their af
fairs administered
AS is and should be political party standing
for certain principles commissioned by the people to enact
those policies into law and to administer public affairs in
cord Herewith.
assume discharge the duties of public adminra-
ton political party must have effective organization In this
respect does not differ from successful private public
enterprise.
The of industrial plant, business concern,
banking institution public service corporation depends
of the organization which manages its af
fairs The true of religious fraternal social
zaon The of the Liberty loan drives depended who'll
y the efficiency of the organization conducting them
No matter how splendid the purpose, how desirable the
it necessary be we'll organized attain its ends So
political party must have strong and sound organization in
addition to strong candidates and sound policies.
This is in order to campaigns It is doub
y essential when party ntrused with the administration
of the for party loyalty party regularity and party
organization is then needed to meet responsibilities to redeem
pledges made by the party to the people and wisely to
the publcs business
As in any organization worthy of the loyalty the
first requirement in political organizations Party loyalty is
not only to the successful conduct of party orga
zation but great virtue Every citizen should be-
long party he loyal to and actively participate in
it's organization.
Phoenix tribune., 1924-09-20
ENTERING SCHOOL

Thousands of our youth, boys and girls young and
madns will soon be starting school, hope that every one
who enters school college will be filled with the determination
do his level best and take full advantage of the opporun
ties offered for securing liberal education hope all who
will college education in order that they may
better equipped for life Of there many not
be able to do this but boy and girl should ambitious
to go as far as he and wherever there will there
But whether is not able go through high
school and college, he should make his mind thorough
in his work Education foundation laying and if any
weakness defect in the foundation the superstrucure build
erected thereon correspondngy defective or weak So
let every course be well and strongly laid
Phoenix tribune., 1924-09-20
HE WHO Will TRIUMPH

All the candidates. both for the offices President and
Vice President have delivered their keynote speeches.
people have idea of what their ideas
of the candidates have made additional talks given
of what they think of matters which vtay
the people There many conflicting groups the
and their interests varied that the candidates
it impossible to treat the many complicated subjects either
speeches but from time to time enlarge on the
subjects they present themselves and the opportunity
affords
speech and he right much the Ku
kux Kan and he also asked Mr. Coolidge his
known this particular subject Coolidge could
get the chance to deliver himself his running mate General
Dawes has let be known that person who
interests of his country at heart the presence
this society OF who forging the wedge of disruption
in this land where constituted law and should
ence all other attempts control the civil religious
conduct of the people Although Mr. Coolidge made no par
tcuar reference to the Ku Kux Kan it pecfca
Phoenix tribune., 1924-09-20
COLORED VOTERS GET BUSY

The great political parties have nominated their candidates
for the presidency and preparing for the battle Headquar
ter have been opened in New York and Chicago respectively
and preparation being made to send out hundreds of eloquent
speakers and tons of redhot literature good deal of the
time will be by the speakers denouncng each others
platform and abusing the other The Democratic party
announced that its slogan will be Down with corruption by
putting the Republican party out of business"
Whenever political party is out of office and quadren-
NAL election around they manufacture this significant
slogan Turn the rascals out If this party successful it
holds the boards for four years and compelled listen
the old Turn the rascals out Thus happens
that there rasca rascas rascas
down 1t is exceedingly difficult therefore, to tell just who
the rascals
The coored people should spend any time abusing
party discussing at length the platform of party
They should organize thoroughly study the problems seriously
and make effort to obtain that condition of things which
will be most advantageous to them citizens They should
take note of the candidates for office and recall if possible
their attitude has been toward They should
for those candidates who believe the enforcement of the
without regard to color previous conditions of srv
ude They should be loyal to the party whose representatives
make bold to declare in favor of equal rights to all
The Rooseveltan theory is "Al up and dow" "
The people of should stand hard by that principle
matter how great the inducements that offered
bered that the ballot the right of franchise the
1t is the most potential weapon that poor WELD 1t
is exceedingly criminal therefore for who of voting
and otherwise qualified to be careless and unconcerned
the discharge of this important duty Thorough organization
essential The leaders should be observant cautious
this respect and do their share of the preliminary
that will credit to themselves and their
stituents.
Phoenix tribune., 1924-09-20

known that he is the apostle of constituted law
group of people in the United States the victim of
the neglect the enforcement of constituted law than the
Negro they weighing carefully the question which of the
parties candidates will be likely upon the
forceent of the laws should he be given the demand
and command
is generally admitted that the candidates overshadow
the parties Mr. Davis has the good will of thousands of
pie the country who cannot vote for him account of the
party behind him. While the Negro rrevocaby opposed to
the Ku Kx Kan organization and would like to show Mr.
Davis that he appreciates the stand he has taken against that
tribe he not forget that the party whose
nee he has failed to advocate and support all the
which aim deny and suppress the civil and political
rights of the Negro and is that limb of the party which
for these inequalities which controls the affairs of the
party and there in the party from Mr. Davis down
who has had the to demand that the Negro American
citizen be given his equal rights without equvocatons
There has been tendency the part of the Negro
to question the sincerity of the Republican party and to feel
outraged at the lack of manhood to enforce the laws which would
help the Negro to enjoy his constitutional rights but they
have attributed that fault to the kind of who has hereto
who took orders President Coolidge has not lost single chance
to make known that he is for the equal rights of all
without regard to creed and the only question in the
mind of the Negro whether Mr. Coolidge has the
ce of his convictions this point there does not
to exist particle of doubt No has any reasonable
idea that Mr. La Toilette has ghost of show Of winning the
election Independent ticket and should such
usual thing happen impossible to imagine that Mr. La Fol
ette could enforce his mandates and what sort of and
he would call to his aid to help enforce his policies
Phoenix tribune., 1924-09-20
REPUBLICAN, ECONOMY

Their of nations the three
half years since they assumed control of the
for another fouryear term During their period of adn
traon the Republicans have reduced the public debt by $ &
000000 carrying with it reduction annual interest charges
of $O000000O installed budget SYSTEM through which
the annual expenditures have been about $2100000000
bringing them down to approximately the level refund
ed about half billions of public obligations without
disturbance to industry and improved the credit of the gov
enment to such extent that interest Federal loans has
This highly efficient has made possible reductions
in taxation totaling 81 250,000,000
No local government in the country show economy
record relatively comparable with that of the national
ment under Republican auspices And the end not yet Even
though the best estimates available surplus
$25 100000 the end of the fiscal year 30
next President Coolidge has served notice the heads of the
Federal executive bureaus that he them esat-
within $3000000 exclusive of the public debt and
raising the prospective surplus $108000000 This result it
must be remembered has been attained spite the huge cost
of the soldiers bonus other items expenditures
tempated in the budget for this fiscal year.
AS declared by the Republican National Platform the record
unsurpassed in the history of public finance No matter
how sincere Democratic promises might be- how determined
their authors to carry them if given the opportunity
impossible to the Republican record of fiscal efficiency
would be the height of folly to interrupt the retrenchmen
in force and to office party
and the who successfully bringing country
the economic chaos of the Democratic regime.
return of the Democratic party to power at Washington
would probably result in increased expenditures debts and
taxes while continuance of the Republican administration
sures further cuts in all of those items.
The result of the primary elections while disappointing
should not dampen the ardor of loyal Republicans
though favotes did not win every contest good
sport and work Tor the of the Republican ticket
The Republican party is the peoples party and no nominee
founded make it the G. that is and Individual
alter these principles.
Phoenix tribune., 1924-09-20

car and stepped on the starter.
Which way now?" he asked Satan
over his shoulders. Where's the
road?"
"There isn't any road" said the
Devil, that's the He'll of it."
Dumb: Knee length skirts have re-
duced street car accidents fifty per
cent.
Bell: Wouldn't it be fine if acci-
dents could be prevented entirely?
Phoenix tribune., 1924-09-20

FOR SALE
WATCH PORTLAND TRACTS GROW
Lots 52x1471s #. 20 it. alley, Gas
Light and Water s265 and up-$15
cash-$5 per month. In the Industrial
location of Arizona. Tract near $1,000.
900 Packing Co., $1,OO0.OOOO Cement
Plant to be constructed.
M H. SHELTON
5221s East Washington Phoenix
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PlTTSFIEL-D

Mrs. c. NJ. Gilman and little
daughter Dorothy of Robinson were
weekend guests of Mrs. Alice Cole
on Main street
MIR. and Mrs. Joel Randlett. Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Goodwin of this town
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Boston OF
Woonsocket. r. I; Mr.. and Mrs. b.
L. Avery. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Palmer
of Hartland. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Fellows and G. S. Hilton of st. AL
bans left Wednesday in six automo-
biles enroute for ST. Petersburg.
Fla, where they will pass the win
ter.
Harry Williams Of Hartland was
in town Wednesday leaving later for
Belfast.
Willard Macomber left Wednesday
for a visit in New London. Conn.
Mrs. Arthur Wing was in Water
vile Wednesday.
Joseph S. Buker was business
caller in Lewiston Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunning Of
Freeport. who have been guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Jos!yn returned
home Wednesday.
William Mcdonald of Milo who has
been the guest of DIR. and Mrs. w.
L. Cargill has returned home.