Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-02
OUTLINE OF Fl PASO
 STATEHOOD JUBILEE
Fall Carnival Will Begin 0cto- Der 19 and Continue
 Three Days

he form of a fall carnival, will be held in Fl Paso on October 1e, 20 and 21. This was decided by the chamber of commerce directors at 6 special meeting Tuesday afternoon, says the Fl Paso Herald.
 A report of the eanvassing com mittee. which were appointed at the meeting held last Thursday evening, showed that there would be little trouble in raising the funds for the celebration will take has not been decided and will not be until Presi- dent J. G. McNary and Secretary Iinne, of the chamber of commerce, can make a trip through New Mex ico and Arizona and talk over with the people of the new states the best plan for their entertainment while here.
 Governors to Be Guests.
 The governors of Arizona, New Mexico, Texas and Chihuahc are to be invited to attend the celebra- ton with their staffs and the meet ing between these dignitaries will be made one of the big features of the celebration. An executive commit tee is to be appointed by the presi- dent of the board to arrange for the celebration, as soon as the officials return from their trip, and the com mittees and sub-committees will he appointed to assist in making the celebration a success.
 Suggestions Are Made.
 4 number of excellent suggestions were made at the meeting fer the form of the celebration. One was that it take the form of the original race meeting and fall carnival, which was the forerunner of the El Paso fair This suggestion included an OsApple parade and a carnival, at which the people of the two terri tories will be the guests of honor.
 The meeting was attended by Mayor C. F. Kelly, who represented the city in the preliminary arrange ments; Frank Coles and J. R. Fisk, members of the real estate soliciting committee; s. Kranzthor and Bob Moore, members of the merchants soliciting committee; J. G. McNary. Burt Orndorff, J. A. Happer, s. c. Awbrey. J. Nj. Goggin and W. S. Clayton
 The suggestion was made today that in the parade to be given in connection with the statehood cele- bration in October, a float be pre- pared to represent each state in the union, to give welcome to the two new states.
 1 The suggestion is that the na- tives of the different states now l resident of Fl Paso get together and plan the floats for their respective i states-all Missourians to pay for and arrange the Missouri float John Wyatt and other Georgians to arrange the Georgia float, etc. This would bring state pride to the fore |. and would doubtless result in some very handsome floats.
 Much will depend on the frs, state legislature in Arizona and il bchooyes the substantial citizenship of this territory to bear this 1T mind If Arizona is to receive al the possible benefits of statehood it will be necessary that some O her ablest men be made member. of the legislature; men who vii lreeognize the necessity for laws tha will be just and equitable to al classes, including the great railroa' interests. the great mining interests and enterprises. the great IaboriR. interests of the new state. Abov' all, those who will recognize tha one. class cannot have prosperity i the other classes are to be discour
 aged and hindered in their pro
 gross. Such laws as have been pro
 vided for by the constitution shoul
 be provided along with other wis
 provisions for the encouragement c
 capital to come to Arizona, waer
 it is so badly needed for the devel
 opment of our industries. Okla
 homa's first state legislature wen
 the limit in enacting freak legisla
 ton, providing about every foc
 thing imaginable from a Eine-foo
 led sheet to a two-cent raiiroa
 fare, the latter being, of course. dc
 clsred unconstitutional The uou i ble with Arizona is the same as th
 trouble with many of the states
 the intelligent and substantial cit
 zen takes entirely too little interes in poiiics and allows fhe uoiitician