Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-25
HOME INDUSTRIES ADVANCEMENT WILL
 BE THEIR OBJECT
Cigar Makers Organize and Send Letter to All
 of District
KNOCK MAIL ORDERS

Pauonize home industry Is orthc dox business gospel While all who
 are in business in BisOee are its
 apostles, everyone who lives in Bis
 bee or the Warren district should : practice this principle for all who live here are dependent in greater
 or less degree upon the prosperity of
 home merchants.
 lt is to the interest of everyone to patronize home industry, but there
 are hundreds Of mail order houses
 who have prospered nevertheless by turing hundreds of thousands of good
 dollars away from home by gaudy catalogues and promisory circulars Those who patronize mail order houses are those who do not think who accept statements as facts, for the man who patronizes mail order houses in preference to local business houses is ToDDng Peter to pay Paul is shortening his coat 10 lengthen his i tTousers-and then Paul loses and
 the trousers are not according 10 Hoyle.
 ! The cigar makers and tobacco work CTS of Blsbee have launched a cam paign that should enlist workers ih all ilutS- I ucs nave lSSutu Il GlTtp
 lar setting forth the reasons for
 launching the campaign ana every lperson in the district should not only
 read it but seriously consider it. | lt IS an old bromide that employes I should do every thing in their power , to further the interest of their enl. i1 ployer. It is a beautiful theory Out 5 it Is not always worked out in prac- | tice. It is, however. in the Bisbee , cigar factories. In any kind of bus } mess the prosperity of one is the ] prosperity of all and the far-sighted employer and employe realize this
 The case in poInJ is that the Bisbee cigar makers have assessed them
 selves d dollar each week to further $ the campaign for preference to . home industry" They are contribut- 9 ing a dollar each. per weeA out of g their weekly wage to further the in
 terests of their employers, becadse e lhelr interest is their interest in a a material sense. This is not far ? fetched abstract generality; it is a E literal fact.
 Send Letter Broadcast.
 The cigar makers are sending out
 to every man in the district ana Q every business man in Cochise coun $ ty. the following circular letter; Bisbee. Arizona Feb 24, 1912. Il Alter making a thorough canvas Of Bisbee, Lowell and vicinity We have ' been compelled 10 conclude that 2 there are more catalogues emanating r from mail order houses" in the homes of this community than there are 2 Bibles.
 s These catalogues include almost 2 every kind Of merchandise for the supply of mans needs. IL is need. : less to say that because of these cat. < alogues thousands of dollars are sen5 E out of this town.
 We believe that with the propel U publicity and educational campaign
 much of this money can be saved to
 the merchants of cur own town ana q state
 As a merchant are you interested? . If these thousands were turned in , 10 the channels of your business, I what would 1t do for you? Surely, as a business man, you can appreci f ate the fact that quick dime is bet n ter than a lazy quarter In return ! for these thousands which you ought r 10 have, could you not promise the
 consumer better goods or taKe a 14liAAlti llAdl S4u Ot liOut. OI tdu . see that both would profit, the mer- , chant by more sales. and the consum ' CT could buy more for his money. The cigar makers and tobacco work
 ers Of this city have decided to launch such a campaign Of education. Will , you join us?
 We offer our services to you, no ! matter what your line is, for we , stand on common ground. As your business suffers by reason of this ! money being sent out of town, so , ours suffers for the same reason.
 We believe in order to start this , campaign successfully the merchant , should take the lead He should by
 his acts show 10 the public that he
 believes in .he city and state. Can
 he do this better than by standing by
 and helping home industry? [ We beg to illustrate our own busi. ness as a point at issue
 Thousands of cigars are beins , shipped into this city daily. Money , 10 pay for these cigars is being , shipped to the east. This money is r lost to us, and to you, for the eastern
 cigar maker does not purchase his supplies from you. or does he?
 You can help this state of affairs not only in our line, but in all lines We would respectfully suggest that when you purchase a cigar do more
 than merely say, give me a cigar,
 but say. give me cigar that Is
 made at home" You will helD us in this way and the loyalty to home
 industry IS bound to come back to , you, for you are taking the first step
 toward the far reaching principle oi
 Keeping your money at home" Respectfully Submitted
 J. O'BRIEN.
 ROY c. GyNDLACH,
 CHAS. F. KONNAK.