Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-06
new ENGLAND IS
USING ARIZONA
BUSINESS WAYS

PHOENIX, May 5. Echoes ot
TRADE at Home use Arizona
Products" "All for Arizona" and
Estate Colonization and iAdvert;-
ing" are found in the 1926 annual
leport-of tile New England council.
Arizona people who last year were
struck by the similarity between the
Interstate organization New Eng,
land forned TWO years ago and the
state wide development organization
arizona forced six years ago have
been literally astounded by the sim
ilarity in operations revealed by Che
last annual report of the New Eng
hnd body when compared with that
OF the Arizona Industrial congress.
The Arizon;s Industrial congress
groups all industries of this state
ill the six divisions of agriculture
business aud finance, livestock, min !.
ing, professors and public utilities
Tire New England council groups all
Industries Of the New England states
i'll the divisions of manufactures,
transportation, forestry, power, pub
fishing, fishing agriculture, retail
distributing, mining, banking. instr
ance and rec: cation.
The Arizcna Industrial congress
serves as n clearing house for all
the different interests and organize
velopment efforts. The New England
council serves as clearing house
for all organizations Of New Eng
1.~vN S%A l1TN1 fn n NnHNJ
England as Il whole.
While the Industrial congress has
l1een making surveys, enlisti11g sup
rort Of buyers and advertising Art-
zona products to encourage Arizora
manufacturing. the New Englar1
council has l;een making surveys and
advertising New England products
to maintain New England's huge
manufacturing industries.
While the Industrial congress haa
heen Seeki;,g to bllilN up a pros
porous agriculture in the state br
organization, standardization and ad-
vertiSing, the council has been 5eek-
ing to restore New England agrl.
culture to p~oSperity-by orgarliEa
ton standar iization and advertising
In Arizona the Industrial congress
has been bpos.ting foc a state co.c1!i
zatiOn and advertising movement to
attract high class settlers for the
half million ecreS of new lands ti'a5
will be developed in few years.
end to atrlct high class tourists tc
the multitlldinous scenic ard climatln
attractions OF the state. In Nav
England the New England council
Las been boosting the advertising or
1lew England as one unit, to attract
visitors to its summer resorts ana
historic shrincs
Apparently however New England
j" better sold en- advertising than
Arizona, fol its advertising move
1aent is making more rapid heal
way. The Maine legislature already
has passed a bill appropriating $780,
C0G e year tor state publicity; sim
liar measures are pending in the
legislatures u Massachusetts, New
Hampshire and Rhode Island the
Connecticut State Chamber of Corr
rlerce is making state advert: si1,c
survey at the governors request, ami
Vermont, inst two weeks ago. started
eff a big sntt ;al train, carrying five
exhibit cars and a delegation of lead
ing citizens headed by its governor
for a several months tour of the
middle west to advertise it's tourist
attractions ard products
New England, in short, ,notWitf-
standing that it has been advertised
ir every school boow for peneraticrs
and that it has been one of the
centers of industry and commerce
for two centuries has awakened TO
the fact il :nilst keep on growing or
it will begin to slide down hill and
1t is using lie same methods OF de-
Eelopment ;nat the youngest, ana
one of the lc:.ct developed states, has
heer employing.
AS one '.,al cooperation booster
expressed it: "Shucks, if staid old
New England can cooperate, I guess
Arizona can. Bur with New Fng
land and he south going in for
Cooperative boosting and advertis-
ing the Sar4e way California made
itself great empire, it looks as
though Arizona had better star:
boosting itself lot more"