Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-19
PUBLICITY BUREAU
 IN FULL SWING
DOUGLAS CHAMBER OF COM MERGE STARTS IN MOTION DE sIRAeLE FEATURE.
Douglas International)

The work of the publicity hareaa Of the Douglas chamber of commerce and mines was begun this morGiag when Aloysius Coll, employed by the board of directors to have charge of the publicity department Of the cham Der, installed his typewriter in the office with Secretary Ed GrindeH. Mir Coll is a fluent writer and during his residence in Arizona has studied con 6idons here and also in the country tributary to Douglas. The beard Of directors were fortunate in getting such a competent man to have charge of this important work. Mr Coll does not believe in making all kinds of wild claims for Douglas or the tributary country. but rather believes that what is said or claimed must be backed up hy indisputable facts. Certainly facts regarding our advantages and oppcT- tuuities are sufficient for @ foundation for much beneficial work in making them known to the outside world. What has been accomplished by the ] producing mining companies cannot be denied or questioned by anyone and here is an inviting field for ex- ploitation, coupled with information lconcerning the great uadeveloped dis tricts that lie between the great camps Of Bisbee. Cananea, Tomb stone, Nacozari, Fl Tigre and others which have already made good. Ask ed for something regarding his ideas of the work which he has undertaken ;his morning Mir. Coll talked interest ingly;
 There are two watchwords that. speaking figuratively. "ever hang in glaring letters in this department. % said Mir Coll. this morning, and these are first. ve-acity. and second. interest. Without these we cannot well succeed as we wish to. For sue cess. if 1t be attained at all, must have an element of permanency about it that allows of no come-backs. The department is not a newspaper. There lis no certain medium for correction of errors. the same as newspaper has. For this reason what l handle must have truth for a foundation.
 Then the interest. say the work must contain this element. for the simple reason that without it. what leaves my typewriter or wax sheet will never get any further. The only ltest as to whether the work will have Ithis quality or lack of it is one of results. Shouting that it has it here in Douglas will not prove it. The proof must come in returns.
 The work is of such a nature that the whole people ought to take an in- terest in it, and incidentally. in me. don't want to be left alone in a des- ert of thoughts. however many of them may come to me Suggestions are as welcome as the flowers in May but every day is May. The people can easily understand that outside of purely creative work. such as comes directly out of the head without any promptingf except that of long train ing in special literary lines. every story must have it's suggestion fin some source or the other. I must collect it, seek it out. develop it. or it escapes. Now. even the livest news paper man in the world does not pre- tend to gather every rose in the news garden worth plucking The man with the sprinkling can knows prob ably where there is a rose with hy- brid tiuge that is new: that Is what am looking for. Tell me about it that Is the whole story
 Every item. every feature article