Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-13
Saturday Morning, June 13, 1914.
"LET HER RlpEv


 layapa Mike. Harvard A. B. and A. M, President of the University of Arzopa.
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 The Caiyersity must have successor to Dr. Wilde Yavapai Mike would consent to take the job Governor Hunts wishes in the matter of naming candidate should be considered and as the selection of Michael Glen Cuniu would conform in many ways to the stand. ard set by he present state Administration in filling public offices we see no reason why the Board of scents should seek further for a University President
 It's ell very well, this talk Of Arizona quickening hei pace in order keep step with those which like to bc known as striving for higher ideals, but when you get right down to it, Arizona wants of that game What it really traves is the experience that older states have passed through It wants to kndle Of it's through which it must pass before rlvine at comparative purhcauon. 1t seems 10 profit by the experience of others.
 The time has not arrived when a campaign of req son stands any chance of success Arizona Candidates for public office know that their success lies largely the response they arouse as the result of appeals to class preju5.ae and partisanahip The argument that there s or ever can any mutuality of interests be tween employee and employer meets with jlbes and scofnng.
 The State University at Tucson is in it's svaddlius clothes. By all means, when it is learning to walk teach it to walk with swagger Teach it to talk i1 terms which are more picturesque than grammatical Never mind the precepts higher education in its car riculun Yayapai Mike be hoped, has forgotten the useless things he learned Hrvard back in the days 10 's9 He remembers his politics, and they should be enough At time when so-caed leaders of Arizona doing their durnedest build up a political machine in the State it surely is opportmo to the State University over to political rule. Uphoster high chair of political philosophy and install within 1t Prof sIuiford Winsor Arizona's peerless necromancer of politics Fix up something or other for Dean Whipple so that his administrative prowess may not go seed after he ceases his Iabora at the Industrial school Ascertain from the Hon. A. A. Worsley just where he stands on the labor question and feather faculty nez, for nim accordingly
 lt-is incouceivabe think that Yayapai Mike would on second thought decline to renquish the activities of humdrum life in which he has acquitted himself hon oraby and successfully when the opportunity of placing the State University the political sDois roster pre- sented itself It is inconceyabe to think that suc u,en as Che Rev. L. w. wheauey. Dr. Ricketts, Dr. Whit more. Dean scarlett. Frank II. Hereford Judge Duffy and Dudolph Rasmessen would cold shoulders upon ue proposition
 n Governor Hunt would continue Co Doe consistent in choosing right for the right place he cnno do otherwise than groom Mike for the University job Arizona scorns to do any four-flushing II she cioores to eutrust her affairs to political machine thata her business If she elects to perpetlate clown rule in her capital affair is hers If hostility to biz commercial interests already established serves as warning to other interests which would regard Arizona
 go good field for investment to keep away well anC s Arizona can at least live up to the best radi t fthe West and "die game"
 Werre FOR you. President Yayapa Mike