El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-20
IS MADE To LEGAuZE
BOXING IN STATE Of ARIZONA
Effort to Revive the Suffrage Question Is Defeated by
Cuniff and WoOd-Bil Providing For Appoint
ment of Commissioners to Hear Tax Com
plants Is Introduc ed in State Senate

Ocracy who think one term for Mr.
Hunt viii be quite enough; and a small
traction Of the lower house of the
legislature belongs to this contingent
a live topic Of conversation.
And the suggestion has already been
made that senator A. A. Worsley. Of
Pima county, Is that man. WOrsley. iC
is said, would command the support OF
the radicals. because he is lust as
radical as Hunt himself Then, he
has the advantage OF having been
campaigning IN one way or another
about Arizona for a good many years,
and when no other opportunity pre-
scented itself, II has been his habit to
go about the state and deliver lee
lures on Socialism. BY this means he
has an extended acquaintance and has
g really strong following He is the
man Of all men to beat Hunt" g prom
fnent minority Democrat said today.
Bill Aaimed at Corporations.
In the house the bill providing that
any foreign corporation doing bust
ness IN Arizona. which shall bring
suit in any federal court against a
resident of this state shall be punish
able by fine and forfeiture Of its char
ter, has been recommended for pass
age. The consideration Of this bill
provoked a stormy debate between
Mr.. Lynch and Mr.. Kerr. Lynch con-
tended that the bill is uncOnstitution-
al Kerr said he is willing to trust
the judgment of the supreme court
when Lynch reported that Kerr didn't
know enough to know a supreme court
decision il he should meet one i'm the
road Thereupon, Mr.. Kerr subsidized
University and Labor Matters.
Affairs OF the state university have
been receiving some attention lately
at the hands of the senate. The sem
ate's committee on education has on
file quite an amount of Information
bearing on the needs of the institution
and is DESTROYS OF being further in
Of the committee was held Friday
evening.
The labor committee also had a
meeting Friday when il heard arsI-
ments for and against the bill pro
hibiting the employment Of other than
English speaking persons in mines and
shelters. There is much feeling re-
garding this bill and to date thousands
of Deople have signed remons+Ts1,Ce-s
against its passags. On the ctncr
hand there arc large numbers wh1 de-
mand its enactment, so it is easy to
see that the legislature is having a
rather difficult time with its conEfd-
Grafton.
Minors and Firearms.
Down in Yuma county the school
children are up In arms against the
proposition to prohibit by W the use
Of firearms by minors. The reason
Tor this bill lies in the fact that with
IN IN the past year number OF deaths
have been caused by the careless
handling Of guns by boys. But the
Yuma youngsters consider themselves
thoroughly capable Of handling any
sort Of firearm ana SO inform the leg
islature in q series OF resolutions re-
ceived today These boys in their
resolutions recite the history of the
the drummer boy Of '76" and other his
toricaI incidents in which the youth
Of the country have played important
parts in the war game
FIye-DOIIar-a-Day Elevator Boy.
Actuated BY strong feeling Of econ