Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-06
MARSHALL GIVES HELP VIEWS ID
 ARIZONA
In laIk at the Arizona Club He| Discusses Matters Which Can Be Applied to the Promotion of Prosperity

PHOENIX. April 5.-"America has become preemnently a manufactur- ing country, and the trail of the young men is from the country toward the ,ity This condition makes for the neglect of the farm, and is a cause Of serious thought by the economists of the age"
 Upon this idea, Vice President Thomas R. Marshall devoted consider. able time during the remarks at a luncheon with members of the direc torate of the chamber Of commerce and others, at the Arizona club The 5ice-president, Mrs Marshall and Wallace Bertholf an aide. arrived saturday and were instantly whirled lway on their several errands by some hospitable committees of tn
 otary club and chamber of com 4erce. A. A. Betts, president of the Hub, W. A. Horrell, George Barrows Postmaster C. B. Wood and Power }onway accompanied the visitors heir hotel, where Mrs. Marshall re nained for some shopping, while tn lce-president went out to -preparC heir Scottsdale cottage
 in discussing the financial condt ions Mir Marshall took an extremel5 broad view of the present affairs. h 10 way did he refer to politics. bu confined himself to ideas on the et ect of the war upon American bus less. Finally he came around to a opic that won him instant approva 1y the directors of the chamber O. commerce.. He took up the problem lf marketing that has occupied sc much attention in Pohenix recently
 He who helps make smooth tho lvenues Of trade is aiding two classes of people is doing a double favor. For he not only makes things easy and prosperous for the producer. but he .essens prices for the consumer. In ny home country in Indiana. I know of may acres of crops that were aban doued and allowed to waste because no profitable method could be de 5ised 10 market them. And in the big cities not may miles away. people were starving
 "ln Washington state. hundreds ol tons of apples are yearly permitted To rot or the trees because it fig sc 1ari co get them to Washington. D. c. where a great demand has been founc for them
 President Harry M Fenncmorc of he chamber of commerce then point ed out that the problem which Mr. Marshall had discussed in it's nation. vide sense is exactly the problem. hat the chamber of commerce ha. been working on lately.
 In short response, Dwight B Heard presented Salt River valleys marketing problem. and pointed out iome very clean cut issues that arc Aow awakening general interest here about
 Mr. Marshals address was highl, appreciated, for it showed aatteripa parallel between the ideas of thr Ereatest economists of the nation and those who are now devotng theii time Co solving produce marketina riddles in Arizona In addition. he touched upon commerce abroad. giv ing great numbers of hgures on ex ports and imports during the wal period and comparing them with nor maj international trade.
 The vice president illustrated thes, benefits by reference to the marked success that had attended similar en terDrises in California.
 In response to the remarks of Mir Marshall some of those present ex | pressed their appreciation of his visi which, after all they couid hardly re gard as visit b.N ratber, as a homo coming for the vice president an, Mrs Marshall are at least half Ari zonians.