Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-13
HeLPlNo THE NEW ORDER

HELPING THE NEW ORDER
 It is now a full week since the people of Arizona decision on the question of prohibition suf- hcient elapsed since election for consideration of the new order CT things and contemplation of the probable results which will follow the enforcement of amendment to the constitution Panic or fright the ultimate should have been conquered by The people must face conditions which seltmposed The decision to action should be pred icated willingness work hopefully the future
 If the future implies prosperity-a greater and letter Arzona-citzens should buckle to the greater and better task which awaits them Some business men expressing the that the abolishing of saloons will have depressing influence on the business not alone of the Warren District but of the state. They argue that with the properties by their present tenants with heads of families thrown employment and with diminished by the elim- inaon of the saloon business general business is eel tain to decrease materially and real values decrease
 There is doubt that readiustment of affairs follow the closing of the There is doubt that the saloon and others connected with the trade have all too short time to for retirement There is denying that the ranks of the unemployed will be increased, at least temporarily
 It is the missions of citizens who are not effected by the of the saloon business extend generous support to those who are There will be openings new business. Economies teaches this. The eight or nine hundred thousand dollars which are spent in the saloons of tbs city will most of it. be spent the city the future as ir the past will add stimulating weight to other lines of business already established r-f.-- men in the Warren district have already signided their intention Of opening houses. Several of the saloon men who will be forced from their present business stated they will remain in their quarters where new undertakings will support them. Others will take advantage of the new channels which money will take its course The citizens of the district should get behind those who need their aid in attempts to make good in their new avocations enterprises
 And in the long run, following the first months of the readustment there will no depression Taxes will have to be redisributod Licenses schedules win have to be Bisoee fortunate having levied for the cen, and win feel little effect of this vision. The consumer and the renter, who paid the taxes before the saloon abolished will continue to pay them.
 The argument that saloon bad men is as antguated and false the statement that Bisbee will move backward after saloons have been closed The saloon men encouraged to enter into other lines ol business will aid in building the Greater Bisbee and the Greater Arizona They will prove useful cit zens than in the past and, in the past will lenl their aid all public spirited and beneficial enterprises They will continue members Of the civic organizations the commercial clubs the county organ zatons and the other public units They will add great CT weight to any which they may take sides
 The panic gone and the readustment completed BTee is bound prosper She is a city not depend eht on single line of business Her enterprises an' iqdltstres are greater than any combination of various businesses She is firmly established.
 Work little confidence where before there wa depression, a determination 10 make the best of an will direct the which has passed into the sa looms into the hands Of other managers enterprises The men now engaged fin the saloon business and tn men who work for the saloons will engage and prof in new fields Prosperity will be inevitable result
 It IS only the old proverb of the shoulder behin Che wheel But a grain of optimism and dram confidence make much lighter the load to shove.