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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22
Coolidge Clarifies Stand

uncertainty as to the
President convey
Thursday through
steps himself republican
nomination 1928
presidents eliminating himself from the list of
republican candidates
what country
the
the president had left himself to be drafted the
convention
The New Engander
making loose of the English language
England
candidate" would
like President Coolidge who had decided
again.
Engander shown by story told on
past the friend
that agreed
would this side.
for the
be accepted at their full valuation
of survey
raid
prices began going buyers outnumbered sellers
Coolidge
of living He has received all the country
happiness
the -wrackng
0 of country
of
mater will presidency
it believed that thoughts
appeal Coolidge
confidence of the
the of the elder statesmen present
while William Howard Taft the only living
chief justice prevented
public discussions
later come before the supreme court for adjudication.
Coolidge, president voluntarily
tremendous influence
United States
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22
Tariff arIey Abortiive

eliminate trade
barriers tariff nauht
nation practical
ton of tariff
In the preliminary in principle
for protection is only measure
United represented at the conference is plain
party agreement regarding tariff
nanuch the constitution
present would
effect succeeding
While in principle the
be ideal condition
income of all producers
laborng man of the United States
would be placed eating
China.
The western sheepmen calemen
cattle and sheep raised the
stands that
dollars be profby
grown on land worth but
territory in Europe by
system discriminatory tariff
in rather equyoca position point
the United States tariff act with
the same and that none are Disseminated against.
presidential campaign of 1880
tariff lis local issue BY stretch
expanded into international question 8ts'#3 6s#@t
Assuming that the
breaking
barriers violent a$snptonl such
the American people elected congress and president pledged
tariff?
impossible country administration pledge
succeeding administrations
the country Nothing short Of constitutional
genuine agreement between this
In the governments negotiations with
the discriminatory tariffs being
solely BY the text Of the tariff act that aato
plan
general discriminating country.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22
PUBLIC HOLIDAYS
(Tucson Citizen)


natural that busy Benio Mussoln
that that much of fascim 1t has been
drifting
holidays
manifestation that
of
horTplaton; that than
cmtaiIng the list of American holidays
hoidaysEaS the holidays
birthday Lincos birthday Labor
holidays only busnes holidays then
holiday"
familiar the
holidays, The
another inspiration this
admit Mussoln Daniel
behind
=
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22
With Other Editors
THOMAS JEFFERSON AND FREE SPEECH
(Phoenix Republican,.

Frequently opinion
with liberty
press the National Republic
overlooked difference
parliamentary f
harangung
Illegal Appealing certain individual different
matter
conpred divide the
every
this Experiments
directed foreign country
deduction; purpose S
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22

WASHINGTON = The organization
OF the western progressive group Of
senators to influence both legislation
III the 10th congress and the Sc
lection OF the next republican presi-
Dental nominee is one OF the first
important political events il big
political year.
Within that year we shall see what
promises in many ways to be an
extraordinary congress, primaries and
state conventions, the two national
conventions, hot election campaign
and the election OF the
next president of the United States.
The new progressive bloc" headed
by Norris and Borah, is sure to be
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22

nomination of such men as Coolidge
and Hughes, whom they regard as
reactionarieS.
BorahS apparently enthusiastic
agreement to accept a generalship
i'll the little progressive army is
one of the most interesting political
developments to date. 1t is regarded
as extremely significant by those who
will tell you that Borahs whole life
in recent years has been guided by
a consuming ambition to attain the
presidency.
1t is hardly fair to assume, how
ever, that Borah'S reasons for aban
doning his splendid isolation to join
the other boys we're tinged with
guile 1t would be equally fair to
suggest that his fellow progressives
may include among their hopes the
possibility that through their efforts
Borah might possibly be nominated.
1t is also true however, that Borah
had been off on perch of his own
for a long time, with no roosting
companions. His failure to cooperate
aggressively with other progressives
often inspired their ire and sarcasm.
Some of them regarded him with
even more bitterness than the re-
publican regulars did, for they felt
themselves victims of heart-break
ing desertion by their leader" where
as to the regulars Borah's detection
was old stuff.
The popular impression that Borah
was a progressive leader also began
to die during the last congress, which
found more and more progressive at
tention being turned to Norris, the
old war horse.
But he has now assumed joint
leadership with Norris in the west
ern senatorial group and may become
the dominant force, for Norris is not
a jealous man.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22
TARIFF Note TO
FRANCE WILL Be
CONCHIATORY

WASHINGTON Oct 81 (P)-With
the American reply to the last French
tariff note virtually completed, an
nouncements we're made here today
which were regarded as meeting the
French complaint against the Ameri-
can agricultural quarantine and the
activities of tariff commission investi-
gators in foreign countries.
At the White House it was an
nounced that Attorney General Sar-
gent had ruled that under the law it
was not mandatory to send tariff COM
mission investigators into competing
countries to determine the costs of
production of goods exported to this
country. Argentine recently protest.
ed against such move and France in
it's note of September 30, objected to
Investigations into production costs in
that country.
The other announcement made by
the state department dealt with a
working arrangement with the depart
ment of agriculture in regard to ap-
plication of agricultural quarantines
which also were mentioned in the
French note.
LII Cl1CCJ, JfiC IlCW ar bAA5NAAANAAN
Greatest machinery for joint control
by the two departments OF future
quarantines on imported agricultural
products. The French note of Sep
tember 80 complained that these
sanitary or pathological re-
strictions were often completely fatal
to agricultural exports from France"
The new American tariff note will
90 forward either tomorrow or early
next week. It's contents have not been
disclosed. It is believed, however, to
be highly conciliatory in tone. The
agreement with the department. OF
agriculture is construed in some quar-
ters as evidence of this attitude and
that Washington officials are hopeful
of an early beginning of commercial
treaty negotiations with France put
an end to tariff determinations
against the United States.
The last French note was viewed at
the state department as unsatisfactory
when it was first examined, because OF
conditional stipulations, presumably IN
connection with a formula under
which treaty negotiations could pro-
ceed. There are now indications,
! however, that while Washington Of
ficials are still uncertain as to the
significance of some parts of the
French communication, they are rea-
sonably sure that its conditional pro-
visions were not intended to preclude
treaty negotiations except upon the
! basis of advance assurances of Amer
ican action in the way Of lowered
duties
The Paris government is fully adj
vised that the state department can
make no such pledge under existing
American law, but can assent as it
has done, to examination by the tariff
commission OF. relative costs of prodlic-
ton on articles of French export in
volved. The French note held that
! existing American rates had been Fix
ed on erroneous data"
In any event the new American
communication is expected to make it
plain that no pledge Of future reduc-
ton of statutory duties can be ex-
changed for the concession by France
to accord American goods during treaty
negotiations substantially the customs
status they enjoyed before August 30.
when the discriminatory rates went
into effect
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22
WASHINGTON 81
LETTER SKI
BY RODNEY butcher, NEA Service Writer.

a powerful factor during the next
congress because of the nearly even
strength Of republicans and demo-
Gratis III the senate These progress
sives will be republicans, but if any
reactionary legislation is passed over
their PROSTATE forms it will be only
with much help from the democratic
side of the aisle.
To a lesser extent, the progressives,
if they hold together may be ex-
pected to influence the republican
presidential nomination. Everyone
knows that Uncle George Norris
their nominal candidate-will not be
named, but it is likely that their
united front will at least prevent
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22
SIXTEEN YEARSAGO

w. H. Fisher, VINO has been
visiting on the coast, is expected
to return to Douglas in a few
days accompanied by Mrs. Fisher.
Miss Ruby Dukes has returned
to her position in the Copper
Queen store ater af vacation OF
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Fisher
have arrived from New York,
Mr. Fisher having taken a posi-
ton in the Bank of Douglas.
w. w. Childers and Miss Hattie
r. CarneS were married yesterday
at the home of the groom's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Chill
derS.
Mrs. Charles Raser left yester-
day for a visit with her sons
in Winslow. Ashfork and Phoenix.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22
WOMAN IS sI,RANGLED

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 21 P-The
body of a beautiful woman who had
been strangled to death was found
in an apartment here today. Police
started a search for man with
whom she had lived. Hhe was known
as Lance E. 1Iull, SO, said to be a
former sergeant major in the United
States army.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22
ABE MARTIN

Th' interstate commerce commission
has Jest ordered d snuff company e
stop price fixin', SO it haint likely
it'll git around t. SIS shOemakers
much before tn middle o. next sum-
ner. Whatever become O. Mrs. Cassie
Chadwick, who trimmed ever'buddy
between Wooster, Ohio, an Pitts
burgh?
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22
LINEMAN KILLED

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 81 Up
Thomas Mason, lineman employed by
the Pacific Electric railway, was
killed today while working on high
tension lines on Huntington drive,
South Pasadena. Mason accidentally
contacted with the high power wire.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22
BSAfE8!

The man who invented the postcard
is to be honored with a monument
in Vienna. We only hope they don't
carve on it. Having a fine time;
wish you were here
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22
Plucked From the Plains

Voice on the phone: You have
become the father CT triplets.
Island hermit: You've got the
wrong number, lady.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22

Any Ice Today, Lady?
'Why did your maid quit?"
eve installed an electric ice box"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22
ANNOYING

AS yet no way has been found
of building an apartment house with
an 18 hole golf course in it.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22
Ont-HamIet Hamlet

Belated Reveller: Hello, central
hello, say! Give me Riverside 1888
Central: Riverside 1888? Ca pause
Why sthat's your own number!
Belated Reveller know it,
know it just wanted to have a
iii soliloquy.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22
JUST THE MAN

If Italy gets tired Of Mussolini it
would pay the other nations to hire
him and send him to Mexico.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22

Mayor Thompson suggests Soldiers
field as an appropriate spot for the
democratic convention. 1t would prove
a saving-if they haven't taken the
ring down yet.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22
Bad to Worse
RInffing the Boss


He had applied for a job in a
tourist agency, and his only fear was
because he did not speak any foreign
languages.
''Well, supposing we want to send
you over to our Paris office" said
the manager, who seemed impressed
with the applicants appearance.
"Parlez-vous Francais?"
"What?" asked the young man.
''Parlez-vous Francais?" the man
ager repeated very distinctly.
"Sorry; I don't quite get you.'
The manager blushed family.
"Speak French?" he said, with a
casual air.
ooh, exclaimed the other, beaming.
"perfectly!"
We will now pass the plate for
offerings. Remember, heaven favors
the cheerful giver. That reminds me
of question How much" asked
Miss Potts, of Oofty Blah, nine year
old scion Of a moonshine composer,
chow much is four times five?" The
answer came quick as a telephone
call from London. Twenty dollars
gallon" Laugh. We thought we'd
die.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22
More Truth Than Poetry
BY JAMES J. MONTAGUE
THE 1BEX

The ibex scales an Alpine peak,
A job which takes him quite a week,
Leaps off a pinnacle CT snow
And lands ten thousand feet below.
You'd think that falling from an alp
Would somewhat bruise the creatures
scalp,
But though he lights upon rock
His spiral horns take up the shock.
He turns three Ssomersaults, and then
Climbs up and tumbles Gown again.
It is not likely you or
The ibex life would care to try,
Those swift precipitous descents
From heights which really are i'm
!. mense
Would not, when far below we lit
Be of especial benefit.
But it weA dwelt among the hills
And lived a life devoid of thrills
And heard the hi-he-lo-ing song
Of yodeler the whole day long
We might, in time be bored SO stiff
That we would go jump off a cliff;
But, being merely hornless men
IHTa I1oI1o,. cbnl11d oIjp1h I'm again
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22

"Where has owen gomez"
"Well, if the ice is as strong as
he thinks it is, he has gone skating
if not he has gone swimming"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22

Courtesy Bruck- Weiss)
The latest winter purse circles its
way to chic. Instead of the usual
square or rectangular shape, this
blonde suede bag with it's geom-
etric gold fastening. is cut round.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22

"Why is a bachelor?"
Because he didn't have a car
when he was young.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22

Prof: What is an average?
Frosn: I'm not sure, but I think
it has something to do with poultry,
because I've heard of hens laying on
them.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22

1t was the day before the big
race. The captain OF the yacht was
talking to the mate. II WISH" said
John Paul Jones, ''that we had q
swifter boat ooh, that's all right, :"
iokingly responded his waggish sub
ordinate. "Take her to the dock and
make her fast" Bluff old sea dog
though he was, the captain blushed
a fiery red and grinned sheepishly.
Bad to Worse
Skippy: saw a man swallow a
sword.
Dippy: That's northin', I saw a
man inhale a camel.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22

"No Breakfast Complete Without
The Dispatch"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22
ANTI CLIMAX

Chicago will probably not try very
hard to get the next national con-
ventions. They would seem tame
after the fight.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22
Heard in the Village

Heard in the Village
Arty: Why is an artist like a
small apartment?
Authoria: And how should 1 know,
dear fellow?
Arty: Because, foolish wrench, they
are both a little flat.
you'd never think this car was
a second hand one, would you?"
"No; it looks as if you had made
it yourself"
Inebriate: Shay, frien', drink?
Sober: Nope.
Inebriate: (EIic) ZEN hold thish
pint till can tie old shoeshring.
"Where has Owen gomez"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22

Consider the moth. He can do
quietly and easily to last years
overcoat what a sweating 214 pound
football player sometimes just can't
do to the enemy line.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22

Poker chips made from milk were
exhibited in New York last week,
We suppose, however, that even SO
the fellow playing his first game
who draws to inside straights will
get all the cream.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22

The British army is going back
to red coats, according to war
office announcement. We hope they
have better luck with that costume
this time.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-22

The ibex scales an Alpine peak,
A job which takes him quite a week
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-07
Investigate Before Investing.
fPacinc Pulp and Paper Industry)

fPacihc Pulp and Paper Industry)
 There is one piece of advice which is always timely. Investigate before investing" The very first issue of Pacific Pulp and Paper Industry carried that note. The note of caution will continue to be advanced. As is to be expected <hsre industry takes momentum, such as has been acquired by the pulp and paper n- dus.fy the Pacific Coast in the present year. the re'erdo-w walls. the glib takers the pure pro. mote7s seek to capitalize the occasion for their own particular and immediate benefit without re gard to the effect of their efforts the industry as whole.
 R,ffirient capital has been invested the paiigc Coast hy old and recognized leading pulp hnd paper interests tn justify discarding as pure duhble any statements which tend to pooh pooh the West as important potential pulp anc paper center
 This journal believes in the West. will do it part in aiding the development of the Vest IltH4ural resources Of timber. water. power an s1deT requisites that benefit will accrue t tho sect'on which holds these economic adyan tages The journal seeks to foster all legitimate development of these resources. whether the manufacture of materials is accomplished ir a coffee grinder or q $50.00o. 900 institution The ono test is soundness of the individual enterprs
 With Pacific Coast pulp and paper develop ment just beginning to come into full blosson tho Investor needs to scrunize carefully the pro iect wherein he would put his money. He must dig for facts which mark the successful enter prise and turn callous to silver tongues The cardinal points which mark the successful pulp and paper ventures not hidden secrets,
 If the investor will analyze the facts in tho proposition before him. take the truble to look into the records of the promoters satisfy himself that the proposition from every angle is a sound one well backed up by real pulp and paper mill engineering talent. then the investor can do the Western industry a real service by offering imam cial help. t4
 On the other hand. investing witout investi- gating can do the Western industry real harm.