Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-15

weak and oppressed find protection. It is the symbol Of liberty and free
 dom.'
 After they had imbibed the signif- canoe oi the event of yesterday. the
 school children vanished from tue
 plaa and were swallowed up by the
 three theatres. the Royal. the Orph- cum and the Star, where special mat inees were held by the managers. At the Royal the children got an imme- l diate benefit of statehood in the form of candy. dispensed in packages. a
 package for every child, by Manager
 Norcross. Eighty pounds of candy was distributed among the children visiting that theatre
 The decorations of the speakers stand erected by Jim Henderson was an artistic piece Of work. The stand | itself was draped with bunting and | flags so that the structure itself was hidden. and on the front of the stand
 was a star. studded with red, white [ and blue electric light bulbs. In the ' center of the star was the gilded number "4S." The emblem showed up
 beautifully last night when the lights were turned on.
 Continues into Evening
 The celebration was capped last
 evening with an address by George
 Neale, in which the central theme pre- sents one Of the most interesting ideas of the solution Of the nations Political. social and financial ills that has been uttered in the history ofNthe discussion oI these questions The
 most interesting. and as the speaker said, fantastic but sensible feature or the remedy he proposed for curbing the monopolies. was a plan To arrest the monopolies."
 Mr. Neaie took the stand that there IS power in the constitution of the United States to deal with the trust question. in the provision that gives to congress the right to regulate com. merce This. he said. would answer the question or objection of state rights,' as in the beginning of the government. the states gave 10 con. gross the right 10 regulate commerce NIT. Neale would establish an indus trial commission. on the order of the . interstate commerce commission, and give it supervision over and the resC.
 lAAAOAA OA AAlt UhStut6S Ol ALt NItHkSt requiring them 10 furnish to the com.
 mission data Of the cost Of production,
 the profit expected, the amount of wage necessary to produce the product and then permit the commission. un- der authority of the provision of the constitution named, to fix the price of the commodity. as the railroad com mission regulates the rates on the transportation of freight.
 In cases of violation of the law, Mir. Neale would give 10 the commis- sion the power to arrest and punish as felons the officers of a corporation, as well as to punish the corporation itself by a fine. Further. he would
 arrest" the corporation by placing it in the hands of a receiver and op. erating il until it vas placed in a healthy condition This IS. in brief,
 Mir. Neale's remedy for the conditions which all people know exist
 Mir. Neaie is regarded as one of the best constitutional lawyers in the state, and his plan as given last night
 to large audience in Copper Queen plaza received the profoundest atten ton. lie has studied the question from all sides and in his speech ne COnJuTed up ObJeCtlonS 10 the plan, merely to disspate them.
 MT. Neale paid a splendid tribute to
 Arizona and her representatives in congress, and pointed out Arizona s op- UortunIty in entering the sisterhool Of states at a time when these great
 questions or government economics are being agitated in the halls of con- gTess.