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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-01
BY WILLIS THORNTON
SEA Service STAFF Correspondent


WASHINGTON -Faintly. but
" audibly the convention bee is
BEGINNING to buzz
Though the decision as TO loca.
lion of the national conventions
will not he made until the national
, committees meet in November or
December OF This year. and the
'onventions themselves are nearly
, year away there is beginning TO
be speculation as 10 what cities Rp.
publicans and Democrats are going
q choose in which % nominate The
Dark Horse aid Franklin D Roose.
Telt respectively. = ...s e. T.
r Political sharks line 1t I'D some.
thing like this San Francisco
while an attractive spot and an
active bidder for the Democratic
show IS too far away in times like
these when money means more 70
1920 80 = N'' IN
Atlantic City will be in with its
perpetual bid. but this resort and
the old Democratic favorite. BaIti.
more. are both subject to the same
objection of distance
Best guess Is that # viii be q
Dig city between Cleveland on the
east and Kansas City on the west
Smaller cities can't quite carry the
load OF the 1000 delegates and tbou.
sands OF visitors as the Democrats
found at Houston. -
- ...'..'
IHE Ideal spot would be some
= such 'grass-roots" center as
Omaha, but there Is some. cues
tioS of facilities In such a citv
Watch Cleveland. Cincinnati. and
st Louis
As for the; Republicans, how
can theys1o better than retntn
70 : Chicago argue some. hook At
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-01
BEHIND, THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTON
sy RODNEY BUTCHER.

the advance balIyhoo they would
get from the big Chicago papers.
which have taken the lead in anti
Roosevelt argument, anyway.
No city, however. has yet
stepped forth with a fund Of from
500. 900 to 100000 in its ex-
tended hand. And in getting the
national conventions, money talks
about as loud as politics.
YOU can hear plenty OF
squawks from fairly high
officials here against the gov.
ernment's .$5-a-day allowance
for expenses while travelling.
Many times, they say, the SIS
goes for a hotel room, leaving
them TO pay for meals, taxis,
and tips out OF their own
pockets. Some of them report
they'resOnf a couple Of hundred
dollars every time they make
a trip. They don't like it.
MOT many Ravens left to the
Republicans about town.. How
ever. up in the House restaurant
there's Republican formidable
that meets every day Informally,
and from which Democrats are
vigorously excluded.
FEW people know that A. F. or
: L.. unions haze contributed
$4,000 to the Chest for Liberia
ton Of workers Of Europe, aimed
at fghting Fascism and Nazism.
OF this fund, $4,000 has already
been. sent to Europe to aid labor
refugees from Germany, Austria,
and Italy. =.
Extension Of this work is one
OF the things that will come uu
at the4Ae F OF L. convention this
fall. " ...'''1- Il ~ W s-''-
Copyright 1895, NEA Service. inc
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-01

night. There will be singing here
every Friday night. Come on, you
singers, and help us sing.
Mr.. Mackey and some of his
singers will be with us this Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Reese Of
Shaws Creek visited Mr.. Reese's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Reese, last Monday night.
Belt Ledbcttcr bottOmed chairs
for Jack Shipman last WedncS-
day.
Mrs. Louise Scarcey was a
Hendersonville visitor last Mon
day.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-01
FEAR II KILLED IN
MINE EXPLSN

CAPE TOWN, Aug, LII
Three Europeans and Il h'
were feared dead today a!GI
explosion had wrecked the =
field coIlicry near Brcvtoh, b
workers struggling thFod?i
of debris found the bo,i1'
the IO0-foot mine shat tsf
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-01
WILL ARREST 1000
CUBAN OFFENDERS

HAVANA, Cuba, Aug. 1. (UP)
Police last night prepared war
rants for arrest of all members of
the "Black Eagles" organization,
estimated at 1000.
The "Black Eagles" largely for
mer followers of Gerardo Macha-
do, deposed president, was formed
by Francisco Diaz, undersecretary
for public works, who was arrest
ed by soldiers recently charged
with possessing explosives and
with illicit association.
Diaz insisted it was a duly au~
thorzed association formed to de-
fend the interests of certain pub
lie employees.
PEAD THE WANT AIS
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-01
NEW HEIGHTS IN SIGHT FOR PLANE
INDUSTRY
tBy BRUCE CATToN)

Uncle Sans Bureau of Air Commerce Is
going to continue with its efforts to develop
a foolproof airplane that the ordinary man
can fly without risking his neck.
Eugene l.. Vidal, director of the bureau
made this clear in speech before the re-
cent convention of the National Association
of Aviation Editors in Detroit; and after he
had made his speech, all hands went out to
a flying field to have look at freakish
new plane that had been built to meet
these specific ations.
This plane cannot go into stall and
Call off on one wing prelude to a
taSspfn, which accounts for fully 20 per-
cent of all accidents to- oprivate flyers. Il
cannot nose over when it is landed, no mat
ter how unskillfully the job is done. The
rawest pupil flyer can take it off the
ground and get it down again without
cracking up. ';..
just what may happen to this plane IN
the course Of other tests is, of course, prob
lematical 1t may develop new bugs
quite as dangerous as the old ones which
it seems to have lodged. But it is clear
that it represents a long step in the right
direction, and Mr.. Vidal's campaign is am
ply Justified. '-- o..
The ordinary citizen does not often have
occasion bride in one of the great trans
port, planes. When he does, he gets good
safe ride, to be sure but if aviation is ever
toassume in his life place comparable to
that which the automobile now holds, the
had-of plane desired by Mr.. Vidal will
have to be perfected. "
,Today's planes are practically foelpreot
in the hands of expert flyers. But John
Cieizen has neither the time nor the money
to make an expert out of himself, and as
long as it takes highly specialized skill &c
fly plane he is going to pass it by.
What he needsi is truly foolproof plane
one which approaches the automobile il
safety and simplicity of operation. Lee
such plane be put on the market at s
moderate price-S700 is the figure Mr.. vi
dats&ms at-and the airplane industry vii
make the same kind of sensational leay
ahead that the auto industry made cou
pie of decades ago. ..
There are great possibilities in this. Fly
ing isincomparably the greatest sport eve
devised. Let it be made available to tn,
ordinary man on the same sort of term
that motoring is now available, and tn,
whole course of human living will be pro
fodhdly altered. -
-Fhe oldest and vainest day-dream of tn
race would suddenly come true.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-01
MORE JUNK RECEIVED

The most trash found in the waste basket Of the
average newspaper office comes from the federal
government Not less than 20 pieces of mail daily
are received by the daily newspapers
And now one more department has added to this
waste. The federal bureau of investigation of the
u S. department Of justice has placed newspapers
on their mailing lists to receive bulletins Of Grim
inal "men wanted e, .r =: 70 - : ;, =, = =,
This is just one more evidence of the waste that
is being engaged in by Washington officials News
papers do not want their mails clutteted up with
che trash being sent ut-Rock HILL s., c., Herald.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-01
CARD OF THANE

We wish to express oN ~
thanks and appreciation 70 aA al.
friends for the many an.S Of ~
ness to our mothcr. u" Yam
Justice, during he Ing line. ne
also for their sympathy and N@
tributes at her death. 81
i THE CHILDREN . oI
MRS. MALINDA JJSNL
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-01

teacher had writ
tan these com
ments in her
own hand:
"We have en-
joyed h a v j n g
Edda May III our
room this term.
Her. attitude to-
ward the chill
dren is so sweet
and helpful.
81 really think
the work has
been too easy
for her; but she
has never com
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-01
MEREM Is
EREE

uIGH up in the Pyrenees noun
IL tains, dividing France from
Spain, lies the tiny republic Of
Andorra, worlds smallest in pop
Ilation and little over twice the
,ize of the District of Columbia.
Here only married men may vote
or the "A members of a central
council that governs the country.
Unusual, too, is the postal sys-
tenn, which delivers mail free
within its borders, but has made
profitable trade in stamps sent
mostly to collectors - outside
It's borders. Since the time of
. Charlemagne. this republic has
been independent, despite wars
/ all about it.
One Of Andorra's stamps, shown
here, is typical. 1t illustrates the
chapel Of Notre Dame de Merit
tell, situated in the valley north
east of Andorra-Nella, capital OF
Andorra. The chapel's Madonna
is looked to for the welfare of the
country r. 'r-=.. Et
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-01
APPRAISING HIS VALUE

APPKAlSlNG His VALUE
2 ASH the average man about
another man, Glow much IS ne
WORTH" and the answer will be
given in dollars and cents. He Is
worth a thousand dollars, ten
thousand dollars, a million dol
lars-or what have you.
If the man inquired about is
honest and industrious, if he is
good to his family, square with
/ his neighbors, if all his life he
has lived on the level, feared
God and loved his fellows, but
has not accumulated conse-
ouential amount of real or per,
sonal property, the answer viii.
be, ale isn't worth anything"
We human beings are funny
bunch of animals, aren't we?
The sooner we recognize oul
funniness and laugh at oul
Righteousness, the better off We
shall be.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-01

Today l was shown the. public
school report card of a little girl
in whom / am deeply Interested.
On the. bottom of the card her
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-01

Americarrism Agreeing that something ought to
be done about something; disagreeing with the men
who set about the task Of dviHg it. ~ say
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-01

Unmarried women as a rule are not in favor Of
taxing bachelors. They think of better way
of furnishing them. -
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-01

Sefanafysis is as interesting as solit aire Offers
same opportunities for chsatings Can be given up,
too before making It."
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-01

Americapism: Squawking over split milk; max.
ing no effort to coax the kicking cow into anna
bility. ksEE'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-01

All poor man knows about money is that he
needs it. All rich man knows about monev il
that he wants more of it. y.t ~ -
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-01

"The eye is not satisfied with seeing" says the
Bible. Is the paint really, wet? -
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-01
GEE, WHAT A COMPLIMENT!
By WICKES WAMB0LDT

tation for his clam chowder. His
patrons do not know that he buys
his clam chowder in cans from a
firm in, New England.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-01

ALL of fancy types of goldfish the products Of NJ.
breeding experiments and all fancy breeds would revert n
common type, withdrew his interference. The teq
goldfish eyes which protrude from its head like mg
is nearsiChted. nevertheless
The Washington times., 1935-03-07
Automobiles for Sale
NEW AND USED CAR BARGAINS
JUSTICE MOTOR CO.. 1908 14TH ST.
CTEARANCE SAIE


De Soto late 1882 Sport Sedan equal
to new in every respect. 1915: Buick 1881
Medium Sport Roadster, like new, 1895;
c c6e1 1882 1e3 d2 Sedan air Tres s55
Buick 1929 Master De Luxe Phaeton.
S195; Packard 1929 Standard s Sedan.
S195; Ford 1880 4door Sedan. perfect.
$165; La Sale Sport Sedan, S145; Chev
rolet 1880 6.wheel De Luxe Sedan. Sl23;
Ford 1880 Conv. Coupe. $125: La Sale
De Luxe Sport Phaeton. $125: Pontiac
1929 Coupe, -S115: Graham 1881 De Luxe
Roadster, sos Chrysler rs De Luxe Phae'
ton. $50; Essex 1929 Challenger Coupe,
rumble. SIS; Nash 1929 Conv. Coupe,
S75; Ford 1929 Tudor, $50: Chevrolet
1929 Coupe. SIS: Chevrolet 1929 Coupe,
S65: Chrysler 70 Coupe, S65: Buick 1925
Standard Tudor SOS: Dodge 1928 Fast
Four Sedan, S65. Also Trucks and Light
Deliveries. All makes and models. $45 up.
ROBERT HERsON AUTO EXCHANGE. Inc.
72 Florida Ave. NE. NO. 6730-1040s
The Washington times., 1935-03-07

Ford 1881 Deluxe Roadsters- 01NP
Four to choose from ana O1OO
each in excellent condition. EACH
Price, $195 each
WAKEFIELD MOTOR co.
2525 Sherman Ave. N. W. AID. 5000
The Washington times., 1935-03-07
Believe It Or Not"

"Relieye 1t Or Not" compare
tively few people are aware.
that they can purchase at far
below prevailing market prices,
studio couches, mattresses and
springs made by Simmons,
"Englander." Foster" and other
nationally known firms. At the
Ideal Bedding Co., So E st.
n. w, just four doors from TIN
Street, it is the policy to otter
only the highest grade. stand
Rrdized merchandise, at priceA
far lower than is paid for in!
ferior goods, or the products OF
second grade manufacturers. The
Ideal Bedding Co. has served
washingtonians over is years
ana attribute their business ex-
pansion to their quality mer"
chandise at low prices.
The Washington times., 1935-03-07

advertisements under this heading are
presumed to be from private individuals,
unless the advertisement gives firm
name or a business address or states the
word Dealer" Members of the public
who find dealers advertising in this
column as private individuals are urged
to report the matter to The Times for
Investigation"
The Washington times., 1935-03-07
TerrapIane
Automobiles for Sale

SEE BELL FIRST"
We have several exceptional good buys
in Fords Chevs.. Phys. Bucks. from 1929
to 1884 models: also prices range from
S57 up: all cars guaranteed as recommend"
ed by Bell Motor Co., Plymouth-De Soto
Dealers. 456 to 46O New York Ave. N. W.
Washington's Oldest Chevrolet Dsaler0
Barry Pate Motor Co.. 1880 Conn. Ave.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
LA LISTA DE NUEVOS GO


Madrid, Die. 23.-El saba :
do Sc di6 a los peri6dicos la
lista de los nuevos gobernado-
res. Entire los nombrados figu-
ran don Javier Morata, gober-
nador de Madrid VictOriano
del Castillo, gobernador de
Malaga; Daniel PaScua, de Io
grono; Jose Pradera, Cuenca;
Guipuzcoa, Jose Ramirez de
Castro; Alava, Alberto Insua,
ell distinguido novelista, cuba
no de nacimiento; Fernando
Fial, Alicante; Gaspar Mayor,
Almeria; Pancracio Garcia,
Avila; Baleares, Joaquin Gar
cia; Burgos, Roman Garcia ;
Novoa; Caceres, Victor M. Por
tela; Castell6n, Manuel Saliva
dores; Cordoba, Miguel Rsue-
no; Coruna, Luis PardO; Ora :
NADIA, Juan A. Perez.
Todos tomaran possession en-
esta semana.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
DETUVIERON AL PADRE
DE ARY

Habana, Die. 23.-Los "esbi-
rfos" de la dictadura militar
practicSron un registro en- ell
dcmicilio del Sr. Ernesto Ara,
en- ell Vedado, y arrestaron$
este, afirSando haberle encon-
TRADE documentos compromete-
dores.
FL Sr. Ara, que tiene 81 amos,
es padre del excsI2itan CUTLER
mo Ara, un lider revcluciona-
rio. .
Con Barnet de prssidente Iha
aumentado la persecution de
los ,elementos revolucionarios,
lpor no encontrar ell ejercito O.
po:ici6n a sus designios.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
~FELICITACIONES QUE HE.
MOS RECIBIDO

Hasta la manana de hoy he
mos recibido las siguientes fe-
licitaciones:
Del Centre Asturiano de
Tampa, que tambien nos invita-
para ell bale del dfa 81 de d.
ciembre; del Centre Espanol de
Tampa, la sociedad que preside
ell querido amigo don Ramon
Fernandez Rey; del Sr. Jo4 A.
Gregory, consul de Cuba; de la
Peninsular Telephone Co., en-
presa de la cual es presidente
ell venerable w. C. Brorein y
que tiene por vicepresidente Y
administrator al active e inte-
ligente Carl Brorein; del Circu
10 Cubano de Tampa, que presi-
de ell siem2re amable Juan Que
fada; de la Secci6n de Recreo
del Centric Espanol, presidida
por ell correcto Gerardo Ciga :
iran; de la Seccion de Recreo
del Clreulo Cubano, que presi-
de ell caballeroso Paquito Gar
ella, y de los esposos Armando
P. BoZa.
Acusamos recibo de esas fe-
licitaciones y con entera since
ridad las agradecemos.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
Carta de un grupo de ~jovenes eNlados
a la madre de Casimiro Menendez
"Perdiste un hjo pero en- cada uno de nosotros
themes uno mas.

SUI funeStO error y ma patentl-
zado SUI repulsa, formidable a
| este regimen nauseabundo.
iCasimiro Menendez ha Sido
'er0z, ruin e impiamente sacri-
ficado por los que tienen sunni
dc ell honor nacional en- un es-
terc0lero de ignominia!
II Llora Madre! Ell tdolor a
cerbo que extravia tn raz6n, la
tromba que tie e%nvuelve en- ii
nieblas por la perdida del hijo
amado, la desgarradora angus
tia que te estruja sin piedad ell
ccraz6n y las lagrimas que bro
tan a raudales de tus ojos i pue-
des creerlo Madre! cuai dagaS
de hiriente acero desqedazan
nuestros corazoneS Que llorar
contigo lagrimas de sangre pc
"a partida fatal de nuestrO her
mano.
Perdiste un hijo Madre! pc
70 en- cada un9 de nosotros tie
! mes uno mas. Nuestro hermano
ha muerto Madre! pero vivira
siempre consagrado e immortal
en- la ternura de nuestros pc
chos y en- la piedad de nuestros
c%orazones.
La atm6sfera que respira-
mos esta saturada de p6lvora y
de sangre y hemos de rescatar
la dignidad, ell prestigio y el do
coro nacional, o caeremos en- la
cruzada por ell amor de la santa
causa que juntos con tn hijo
abrazamos un dia.
Nosotros te juramos ION Ma
DIR tpor la memoria yenerada de
~nuestro companero entranable,
de nuestro hermano en- la idea
lidad, que hemos de vengar su
muerte y que jamas nos apar-
taremos del recto GAUGE de la
REVOLUTION porque 81 inmol6.
Recibe en- la frente, recibe en-
ell coraz6n un beso bueno, un
beso santo de cado un de noso-
tros que lloramos contigo como
hermanos y CO mo hijos ion
Madre!!
Roberto Meoqui, Mario Ae-
do, Nicanor MenendeZ, n. r.
de Leon, Antonio Castro, f. G..
|Carreno, Manuel Calzadilla, S.
A. Muniz, B. G.. Carreno, Juan
Ramirez, Rafael Ordohez, DR..
A. Resell, Leo Alvarez, PRINT
1.-Two Rodriguez, A. Diaz Baldo-
qufn, Jose Leyva, Maria Cata-
lima Cortina, Ricardo Artigas,
Brigido Martin, Manupel Mar
tin, Luis Vilegas, Juan Argu-
din, Maria J.. Lastra, Ofelia Pc
rez, Amado Paceiro, Jose Tria-
ma, c. Sust.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23

-
la vibrante carta que los j6ve-
mes exilados, amigo de Cast
miro Menendez, dirigen a la
Sra. Francisco Perez, madre
del patricia que supo morir
frente a los rifles del "batista-
do.
Dice ash:
Tampa, Fla, Die. 18, 1885.
Sra. Francisco Perez
! Tnfanta ~ktB, altos
Habana, Cuba.
Madre!
Hay momentos de tan inten-
"a dramaticidad en- la vida de
los hombres, que la palabra,
torpe, Sc reSiste a eXpresar en-
Itoda su majeStu9sa grandeza ell
dolor acerbo que hinca sus dien
ties venen0Scs en- nuestro cora
ION.
Una bora aciaga ACADIA de So
mar para ~nosotros. Nuestro a
migo Y cont anero entranable,
nuestro hermano en- la ideali-
dad, ha sido asesinado por las
hordas satanicaS que con bar
bara iniquidad ceban suS san
guinarios instintos de ~Ghacales
hambrientOs, en- ell paroXismo
lie su furia, en- los hombres que,
como Casimiro MenendeZ, lu-
chan her6icamente por llevar
adelante la obra lpurlficadora
lie la Revolution.
La familia revolucionaria e.
I'm semillero Y quieren extin-
guirla los malvados profanado-
res %. usurpadoramente usufruc
t1an la direction de nuestro
pals, que sobrecogido de espan-
to We como realiZan los crime
nes mas inicuos y lhorrendos
astos sacrilegos profanadores
de la Revolution.
Sc cometen los mas groseros
atentados, los mas viles asesi-
natos, mientras resuenan en- las
naves de las Iglesias los graves
acordes del 6rganO que acom-
pana las preces cue entonan,
entire nubes de inciensO, los sa-
cerdoteg en- acci6n de gracias
por la divina a~sistencia a las
armas de la conjunction satani-
ca, que satiricamente pretende
desorientar la opinion publica.
Pero ell mundo no nos dejara
exterminar sin inqufetud, va
fijado atomic la vista en- ell mar
trio trogloditico que sufre la
presente generation Guiana. La
propia sociedad de nuestro pals
va Sc convence horroriZada de
La gaceta., 1935-12-23

automovilista ocurrido ell pasa-
do microbes. La muchacha We
MIA en- canine de esta ciudad
en- union de cuatro de sus COM
paneros, cuando ell coche Sc vol
co. Era hija de los esposos ca
.pitan j. r. Blair, de Chapman,
que todavia no han anunciado
la fecha del sepelio.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
EEL TRATADO COMMERCIAL
CON FRANCIA

Madrid, Die. 23.-Se firm6
hoy ell tratado comercial con
Francia, en- presencia del minis
tro frances de comercio y del
Sr. Cardenas, embajador espa-
mol en- Paris.
La ceremonial Sc verified en-
ell edifici9 del miniStero de
estadO.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
MURIO LA SlRTA. BELLE
TAYLOR

,Dej6 de existir aver en- la en-
fermeria del Colegio de Mule
rer, en- Tallaha see, la Srta. 10
Belle Taylor, de 20 amos, de es-
ia ciudad, que sufri6 la fractu-
ra del craneo EN- I'm accidente
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
FIESTA EN- Ell SANATORIO
LA ESPERNZA

Habana, Die. 23.-Para la
algeria de los ninos recluidos
en- ell sanat3rio La Esperanto
Sc efectuara una fiesta ell dia
25, organizada por ell DR.. Mo-
reno director ell hospital. A las
criaturas Sc les regalaran Ia
patos y ju2uetes. Una ccmida
especial Sc servira a los enfer-
mos adultos.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23

TPfesi0ehte del CnS
Rtro AstsEeho, sr. Luisit
kque ell d}sP de enero A
La presidential al Sr. Carlos Ne
| nendez, nos remite una Atenta
invitaci6n para un Brindis que
ofrecera, ell dia rs, a las Il de
la manana, en- Ell salon cantina
de la Delegation.
En- 10 mucho que vale apreSial
mos la co4esia del distinguioo
joven presidente, cuya actua-
ci6nNha sido muy elogiada por
los sSkios del Centre.
LuisAo es jefe de contabili :
dad en- la poderosa fabrica de
tabacos Perfecto Garcia y Co.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-01-04
STATE CHAMBER OF COM
MERGE ISSUES REPORT

In speaking OF the tourist
business in Arizona they have
the following TO say:
There is no question Of the
wisdom Of the move Of the or
ganization in starting the tour
ist campaign. Our visitors in
1888 paid S7l, 10000 in cash to
businesses. taxes, and for com
modities and service IN the
state. This AMOUNT can be in
creased by competitive adyer-
tising II is our best means OF
reeynue, our biggest industry.
On both sides Of US are large
aggressive states who intend to
capitalize in their tourist at
fractions We must meet mod
ern. forceful competition or
lose great sums Of potential IN
come.
An investment OF 500. 900
for national advertising will
bring a return Of about $3.50
000in gas tax collections in a
single year. The state will act
ually double the money spent
m such advertising. without
consideration OF the vast ex
penditures which will be made
in every class Of business in the
state.
We urge al who are interest
ed in seeing this work 20 for
ward and that should include
every thoughtful citizen in the
state, 10 add as much impetus
20 the move as possible. Talk
il over with your local chamber
OF commerce. your county re-
presentatives IN the state legis-
lature, your local business men.
II would be an irreparable blow
to Arizona If this project does
not reach consummation.