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THE BxSBEE DAILY REV IEW, BISBEE. ARIZONA, TUESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 19 ,1912
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BISBEE DAILY REVIEW
Published Every Morning Except Monday
by the a
STATE CONSOLIDATED PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Editorial Office PHONE NO. 39 2 Rings
Business Office A, PHONE N0.3J
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Single Copies os
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ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION
TO WHOM, IT MAY CONCERN.
. It will be the earnest endeavor of Tho Review never intentionally w
tcund the feeling ol anyone.
Aiboaid an erroneous statement aii-car in the columns of this paper,
ui? odr'aa,entlou to it, and if an cr.or. d-e correction will be wade and
.in,.fe Jusace cneertully accorded,
the advertising columns of this paper are for sale at tha regula
oiuoe'Vates" to unobjectionable matter.
Entered as Second Class Matter at tho Postoffice at Bisbee, Arizona,
under Act of March i, lsTi.,, . . , .
WILL THIS HAPPEN?
POWER OF ARIZONA'S
CORPORATION COMMISSION.
Word come from Phoenl that the
nevr.dty charter, adopted by a vote ot
if,e peope' In- that city, is Sable tol
meet with rejection by the slate of-uu-Ig
on tbe groHnd that .several ot
its provisions are 'not' sdbrerslvs to
tho state constitution, but In vlolaM
, tho -forms of, contracts' and the sys
tems ot .feeding accounts to oo usea
ly ssch corporations in transacting
such business, and- make ancl enforce
reasonable rules, regulations and or
ders for tho convenience, comfort and
safety, and the preservation of the
health, ot the employes and patrons
of such corporations: rrovided, that
lion of its ..revisions. For Instance UPW cities and towns may be
a.e lw city charter which provide worixed r 'o exorcise super
lor a commission form ot government;
vision over public service corporations
ives to the city comnf.sMon power to taB business therein, including tie
refulate and control all public utlll-j
4 regulation of rates and charges to be
ties within the limits of the city. This
is said to .bo in violation pf .the pro
v.sion ot the state constitution which
puta lato' tho hands of th&corporatlon
commission the power or regulating
all corporations, their rates nd op
eration, in th state. Attorney Gener
ai Billiard has given a written opinion
to Governor Hunt in which he points
out ten' separate and dlsUnct.provls
lohs of the new city charter which he
claims, to be antagonistic to the con-
siitution. He does not advise-' tho
governor to withhold his . approval
from the city charter, but simply
points out the sections fc-ca are not
la harmony with the Itatafc funda
mental law. -
made and .collected by such corpora
tions; Provided, 'further, that dasslfl
cations, rates, charges, rules, regula
tions orders and fonns or systems pre
scribed or mode by said corporation
commission may from time to time bo
amended or repealed by such com
mission."
There Is no law at present granting
to cities said power. 1 have prepared
an elaborate brief on this question
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body1-the same in lis entirety in this
opinion."
western tourists an opportunity of
coming through tho Ofla valley, tlit,
best In the world, arid see what we
have, the grandest agricultural dis.
i trict in the West, and traveling
. through a country abounding with
j scenic wonders and hUtorlcal treas
I urcs that Immediately. attract tho at
' tentlon ot the tourist
' These bonds will become due long
I after the present value of the lands
win be ten fold what the value u
now. (
If any on can slve a reasun whv
I we should not bond for tho purpose
or ouiiuing good roads, we shoult
like to hear from him.
A WINNING CAUSE.
(Los Angeles Einress.l
Now York dispatches bearing on tho
attitude ot members of the next' legis
lature with reference to womant suf
frage Indicate that tho great 'Emplro s
state may bo the next to accord wo
man full and equal citizenship.
It' would not be easy to overesti
mate tbe moral influence of such ac
tion by the leading state of the Union. .
With the woman or 10 states already
enjoying tho elective franchise, tho
J accession ot New York to the number
slon of state victories all along the
line. 'i :-M
Up to this tlmo equal rights before
the law for women has apparently
been an outgrowth of that ore or
less definite factor called the "SpRrit
of tho West." Nothing would prove
of greater aid to the cause than a
strong "responsivci sentiment from
the gTOup of New England ztates.
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gov. outflow" WtUon announces that he Is soon to sail tor uermuua ivuero ne uupe io ciij
complete rest. J t
DRADNER RECONSIDERS.
Speaker Sam B. Braduer, who last
week tendered his resignation as a
member of the leuislaturp. thereby
In connection with hte opinlontre. a v,goroUs cilmpaigJ1 for tho
t.ulufe v.w -""-JSSA ,-vncant speakerkhip in the. lower
VAmilnlA Mrl .nulwil miIiKm ttitllfol
1C6u.lo cu... -. 'lj,ong0i held by him,
companies Attorney ueam Buiiar-t
savs tb0 constitution gives this right
has reconsidered
( tbe liropositloffi and withdrew his
reeignatiou. The reason given for his
resignation was that he could not give
any ot his time to the legislature
because ot his engagement as secre
tary of the statc live stock commis
felon. Tho reason alven for withdraw.
rpVits nitocHnn kanmi tfm mivo ltl
a.m m.t . ... ..w .. nwlcnalfoii iK th
under any provtslon of the coastltU'
tion or law, but he claims at present'
there l no state tew giving to rauni
cnpal sovernments this rfgfat conse
nuentiy they have none.
terestlng just at this Urhe lccause:
the railroad attorneys ia attacking
tne three-cent fare bill have -raised
the quet:on that the stelotcorpora-
tion qommiseion le given ..fall power to
regulate the rates and ioperStion of
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railroads by the constitution and that
any law passed for the fixing of rates
or for regulating the operation of
railroads would be vd'd in the face
of tbe &o!f power to do sneh thing-
granted to the state cO?aiiflori by
the constitution.
Here to tb opiaioa of Hfe attorney
Scleral relating to Ute..poii8,.vasted
In the state earperatioA cewmlwioR
to rKBlat rajfb oMi, tfpoje3l of,
aH corporatioss:
n.gbth: Seetfe 1 ot chapter 11.
ge -IS, of ttm (fertev rSahs as-follows:
"Te fix awl dtwnrirte-bKorUfnajice
fa Uip month of Nwfebr of eaea
yar, to take effect on -tfert day
at January thereafter, the rates or
oonnwnsatlon to he collected "by any
yersen, rm or corporaUeil Iir'the city
fr the me of water, het, light, pow
er, or toiaphone servteo snpllcd to
JtM oity or to tie iahabltants thereof
ad to twrovfde the quality of the ser
: -me."
TH' is in rfirect confliot kh cer
MK yreVietoM ot section S of articla
lft frf tiM s4 coaaUtuttorr, whlohi
rmcuim as fellows:
Ti erpratkiB coBiirffetfon Khali
Immm pwr , awl shall, praecrib
jttst aitd rwasomMe claslflcattons to
he Hd, and Just ami reasonable
rates ad ebaraas to b made and
cMeoimi, W- I'erflni corpora-
Own vdh& tkr statu ferrvlco rett-i
ricMf thlreiu, aiii0Wko'2aOBalle
rues, resHlafloiis' add t oWers, by
which Mich corporations aiistl be; go-
erned in the tmaCMtloB of business
wtthtn the state, and war prescribe
expense
which Coch'sc county would have to
j bear in holding a special election to
choese hU successor in th0 legisla
ture. Ir. Bradner hus now resigned
j as secretary of tbe sanitary board and
vHl continue to represent Cttchise
county In the legislature, but it is dol
lars to doughnuts that after the spe
cial session of the legislature he will
again be sheltered by the salary of the
secretaryship or jsomd other lucra
tive position in the state administra
tion .
Whether the decision ot Bradner
to raraaln for Ut special legislative
F-sW will end the campaign for the
speakership tt not known, bat thb
Ueriew believes that It will, as In the
previous sessions Mr. Bradner made a
good record for falrne3s and courtesy
is a jirwrtdlBR oflkror.
CoTorBfrr Hunt has net yet saM
when ho will call tita leglslatlvo (pe
dal session, but It Is quite- likely he
w.'ll convene the solona before the
end of this month ,as many able law
yers of the fctate are of She opiBion
that tho forms of the members of the
t prescmt legislature wnl expire Jan-
nary 1, 1913 and that any legislation
My them after that date would bo void.
lag. Spasmodic advertising, biting at
arious advertising falc'ra spring and
spending money on this or that prop
osition simply on the word of some
professional fckiuner who does not
have the welfare of the state or city
at heart, is the '.eriest waste of
money. AH big firms' have a del-art
ment with an experienced mar. at
the head who attends to the advertis
ing. Do tho automobile firms spend
monov on this or that scheme some
grafter presents to them? They do
not Their appropriation for adver
tising is made in advance and it is
known just how it will be expended.
AH big firing have tried it and they
know by experience the haphazzard,
slip-shod methods of advertising will
not bring results.
Why should not the state ot Arizona,
which Is a big corporation, do ad
vertising along legitimate lines. Why
should not each city follow the same
lines and under the direction and with
thc aid of the state bureau which
uliould be established?
In some states laws have been
passed allowing cities to levy a tax
of a certain amount to create an ad
vertizing fund. This does away with
ibe subscription paper and it puts the
burden of the cost of the advertising
on all tho people who are benefited.
Tho systematic advertising of the
state is a matter that should be taken
up by every commercial organisation
in thc state and it should be investi
gated and pushed to a successful owl
A meeting of representatives of tbs
commercial bodies should be called
for this purpose.
dined to attend to It's own business
finally awakened, with Chinese unex
pectatons, inaugurated- a revolution,
and cast out its Manchu princes with
the hope of establishing and maintain
ing n republic, is written large and
plain In the olectton returns. Nobody
who favors delay- and Investigation
favors revision!'
AH that Is, or ever was needed to
cut special privilege out of tho larift
system is a majority of the voters plus
an honest desire upon the part of the
president and congress to abolish, at
once wore and forever.
President-Elect Wilson's words are
words cf cheer. Lt him stick to his
knitting and, cojnei fvhat may. !he
canaot bo branded.a dosder, as Pres
ident Roosevelt was, or a quitter as
President Taft proved w be. If con
gress proves willing: to co-ojerate ?
rians empire must be southeastward if
there is to be any widening of its
boundaries.
The hope of the Balkan states for
free and natural development in tho
territory lately in the possesion oi
the Turks, lies in tho obvious clash
lug ot Aiistro-Hungarian with Russian
ambition. Between the two great rivals
for primacy in the southeastern cor
ner of Europe there may be an oj
porttinity for sttch liberty and safety
in nataral. growth as justice demands
that tho heroic little kingdoms now at
war with Turkey shall be given.
The El Paso &
Southwestern System
Announces
THE INAUGURATION OF
THROUGH TRAIN SERVICE
B etween
EL PASO AND TUCSON
ON
November 20
On Thfr -Following Schedule:
Lv. El Paso
Lv. Douglas
Lv. Bisbce
Ar. Tucson
7:30 p.m.
(5:10 a. in.
G:50 a. m
11:00 a.m.
Lv. Tucson
Lv. Bisbee
Lv. Doug'as
Ar. EI Paso
6:20 p m.
9:15 p. m.
31:00 p.m.
7 :00 a Hi.
Train will consist of baggage-mail and coarhes letween Kl Paso
and Tucson; Cafe-Parlor-Observatlon car between Douglas and Tuc
son; Standard electric lighted Pullman sleeping car between El Paso
and Douglas.
EUGENE FOX, General Passen-jr Agent.
THE ANTLERS CAFE
MAIN STREET OPPOSITE P. O. PHONE 221
WM. ROBINSON
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News from El Paso tells of the
Mormon refugees, who came out of
Mexico to avoid tne danger threat
ened by the rebels who were following
Orozco, being now in soareh ot land
for colonization in the United States.
etal justice" may lecowo a condition : tands for this purpose have been ex-
J - t...1 J ..,. f.i. 4-1.,..- ,t
existing, instead of an Ideal .talked " " -,cw "". ''""
w..,t ,aip r.ht to wnlch.l Idaho and a conference is now being
TO1.- . w.t.o- r . ,
us Mr. Doolcy puts it, -ye cud waits-
held in El Paso to make choice of a
colony location. Tho Mormons have I
reclaimed much good agricultural land ,
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from a desert state and put it in sue-1
rp
Offers you the full benefit of
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4 Compound Interest on Savings
We invite your business however small.
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BISBEE, AHIZONA.
The Oldest and Largest Bank In Southern Arizona.
TWO EMPIRES HAVE
MUCH AT STAKE.
Only tho briefest and most super- Cesful cultivation in the west during
fioial study ot cowHtloas in Southeast- the last half century. They have pion
ern Europe is Hessary to convince ecred in every new ooaMry in the
any American that-two great erariros ,vwt Q-Hritig that time and wherever)
have a tremendous stake In the future thg ,navq undertaken development
of European Tarkey. A glance at thejtj,ey have mad good. Their settle
map is sufficient to show that Russia j lneBtg ju Mexico were evidences of
absolutely must have a friendly Tow-,(ber skin amj energy in agricultural
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ADVERTISE ARIZONA.
One of the recommendations made
by Governor George W. P. Hunt to
tbe first session of the state legisla
tHre was that a board ot publicity be
created for tho purpose of gathering
and publishing facts abont the re
sources and advantages of Arizona to
:ihe end that desirable immigration
to jnake
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metMatton -met with wfile - approval.
but other more pressing business pre
vented any actfon up to tho present
time
Arizona needs fystematlc advcrtls-
jjiight bo attracted, here
lioinos anU'jinvcatmcnts.That recom-
EXTRA SESSION
FOR TARIFF REVISION.
President-Elect Wilson, before leav
ing on his vacation. gav oat a state
ment setting at rest the question ot a
special session of congress next year.
He will call a special session to meet
not later than April 15 for the purpose
of revising the tariff and redeeming
other promises' contained in the Balti
more platform. The statement of the
president-elect, of his intentions as to
the tariff is characteristically sound
and businesslike. He does not believe
it Is necessary to undertake tedious in
vestigations. Ho observes, truly and
dryly, that "every congress has inves
tigated." He might have added that
investigation has been, under repub
lican auspices, 'evasion. The tariff-
commission idea waa nothing-more
than a 'plot mon the part of shifty pol
itlcians, who ielt, that they were near
thdjMasfeshlftiahdoiodtto:sUVeloft
a few more jcanrthV revision' thatthc
IKibHc demanded. How the public
easy going, easy forgetting, marvel-
ously forgiving, very much inclined to
er. and one not too strong to be eager
for Russian good will, in pewseaaton of
Constantinople. The narrow straits
between Burepe and Asia are the out
let of the Black 6oa. and from the
ports of that sea the surplus grain
and other product dt Southern R
s'a, the most fertile- part of the em
pire, find their highway to thfe markets
of Western Europe.
Theso conditions Justify Russia in
demanding a poJont voice la tha sot-
pursuits and when the troubles of the
revolution came upon them hey wero
prosperowt and content with good
homes,- churches ,and schools. .
In Arizona there are .many prosper
ous Mormon settlement ana this
state woakl be tho galtfer if other
Mormon cokwlerf wero established
within its borders. r-
-V Wisconsin man ha to wear a
straw hat all winter as the result of
. t...- .. Ann." an election bet. Still, a msfljt with
Xi emeus, ui uiww i .- vw --. j ;f
eern the possesion of CopstantraopU UhafcOrind of a head won't bo subjected
and the control of tho fortifications of jto much disc6n.fort.
the Uosphoms and the Dardanelles
lut there 16 no apparent reason why
th Car and MSfovernment should
object to seeing tho dty of Constan-
tine pass into the handS of a small
elate like Bulgaria, which could neVer
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EDITORLVL COMMENT
BONO FOR GOOD ROADS
irasrasa
n soliciting your business it does not
necessarily mean that all we want is your
money but it also means that we will be
pleased to lend you money, on the proper security,
of course. But the man that has a bank account is
entitled to more credit than one who doesn't carry :i
bank account. A good bank can help the ordinary
man in many ways. May we help you?
4 per cent on time deposifs.
Miners and Merchants Bank
The Conservative Bank
Graham Guardian
The proposition of bonding the
, .... . i, ,i,! state for $10.60,800 for good roads
attain rfeient hnlk-.to invite trouble ,coks .q moat a& aB enomous,
with a power sach. as the enormous amount of money, and it it. But
.... f when we consider that the bonds art
Muscovite empire. only to b0 sold as we need the money.
AustrCa-Hungarylike Russia, B so and after the state roads are built
situated that the ftltiire.o-the Bantam ere7 person living in Arizona wl
11 lw ". receive an Immediate benefit from the
ipcnlnsula most always, be of great construction and maintenance of bet
interest to the tlual monarchy which tor road,, it will not look so bad
' Hvai rrtaili h?i vrm nn hull! 4 AAO
finds its hopo of. cxasWilnuhptjng.eajj 02,000 pound, to the depot,
F..'i.'.t.jj..V- ".,,-. , - inrMtmird.tyon are doubting your -profits In' carry
ing your-, product.
"The state roads give the man who
buys yoar product and hauls it away,
an opportunity of gctUng to a good
market before his poultry d or hist
produce spoils. This enables him to
pay better prices for all he buys.
Better roads gve eastern and
pombriisti' i atlier' than ; westward.
r.Wstrla carinoPno'SSlMytjrate terrli
German
ory
or Italian.
dream of ex
pansion" northwaYHioto .Russia. Th&
.which ts now
Neither can -Httnga
let bad enough alone, very little ln-lmturs growth ofUie -AUstro-Hanga-
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