Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-28

modesty dodge the public discussion .of questions that have to do with the most vital relations of life. But anyone who has ever investigated the matter at first hand must be convinced of the unwisdom of throw ing together our youth without prop CT restraint until adolescence is past and character is formed along cor rect lines.
 Not long ago one of the countrys leading family periodicals whose standing is so high that it could not for a moment be suspected of reach ing has been withdrawn iron. ear an investigation of this question and from children learned many intimate facts that proved incontestably the need of segregation in the schools When it Is considered that nearly all direct religious and moral teach ing has been dithdrawn from our public schools 1t becomes apparent that the plastic and immature mind is exposed to danger of both posi- tive and negative kind.
 Convention forbids frank comment in the press or from the pulpit of the matter Dean Maccormack has touched upon. but it Is one of the most important of the times and would be 8 fit subject for discus sion by the parentteacher societies and action in such manner as seems wisest to them. The increasing pre- cocity of the youths of today over that of former generations in mat ters which adults hesitate to dis cuss among themselves is a thing that should give conscientious peo- pie more concern.-Los Angeles Her aid.
 William Randolph Hearst. when he sailed away for Europe last week, told reporter that he thought Hoa. Champ Clark. of Missouri, was be- ginning to loom up as candidate for the democratic nomination for president next year. Clark would Le acceptable to the democrats of Ari- zona, but it Is quite likely he would be barred from the race by the pro nunciamiento of Charley Akers, who has writ it down that no one need apply for office in Arizona who re- fused to indorse the recall of the judiciary, and it will be remember cd that Mir. Clark advised against including that radical feature in the 
 When Charley Akers issued his manifesto in which he declared that none need apply for office except those who had swallowed the recall pro vision of the Arizona constitution, he put Woodrow Wilson out Of the race for president That's too bad, as there are many democrats in Arizona who were getting ready to raise, a Wilson war whoop.
 Hon. Geo. W. P. Hunt continues to lay low these days on the ques- ton of statehood, or the constitution. It is believed that Mir. Hunt would be mighty willing now to accept statehood without the recall of the judiciary, although he declared at one time that he would never con sent to have even an 't" dotted or ''t" crossed in that document It is well known that Hunt agreed to the elimination of the recall by the present statehood resolution. Evi- dently Hunt considers that his guber- material boom is now hot and needs immediate pounding, which probably accounts for his cooling off on the recall of the judiciary.
 i Hon. Wiley E. Jones, of Graham county. has been doing Cochise dur ling the past week He Is one of
 the prom-nent democrats of e territory and started his campaign for an Arizona senatorship fully fif- teen years ago. He is an intimate friend of Colonel Bryan and was delegate from Arizona in the conven-