Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
KIMBEL PLEADS FOR HARMONY
 IN STATE

ball, now stationed at the capital on | legislative matters, in interest of the 1 taxpayers of the state, took a run over to Tucson during the adjourn. ment to attend to some business mat | ters pertaining to the work In an ] interview with a reporter he "raked l the paper over the coals' for placing | him in such a critical position by a | reference to his talk made at the Iannual meeting of the chamber Of 1 commerce here a week ago Tuesday l evening While he differs materially with the administration and seems ! dead set against continuing theex- | travagant measures of the govern | ment. he has no animus toward the ! governor or the incumbents in office n the commissions in question. He | declares that he feels that he and | the governor are on very friendly | .erms. Of course, Mir Kimball is in | rather a delicate situation - a mem l per of the administration Co be talk ing issue with the heads of depart ! uents - but he takes the position | .hat principle stands abead of any ! alliances to party or administration. md he cannot stand for the way hings have been run.
 President KimbaH. discussing the present legislature and the situation
 n the state outlined a plan which 10 says os for the making of better conditions and the establishment and | building of a splendid state here in ! Arizona "Get Together is the rem | 'dy" he says, "I cannot see my req son for factional sentiment within
 he state. Capital is not without lab pr and labor can do nothing without capital. There are three departments of interest, so to speak, within the state Capital which is gonerlly termed in organized form the corpo- | called the laboring classes and be 1 tween them are the agricultural i'm
 erests which include. of course. live Itock, horticulture, lumber and snuch l other industries of the soil. My pos l tion is one. having in mind the in- 1 terests of the laboring classes and l producers under agricultural pus
 uits that when the big interests dc 1 we'll, labor does we'll and all who nave something to sell comparatively | do well Why cannot all the factions if we could so term them. get to l gether2 Really there are no faction. nor should there be any for our inte rests are identical l had an inter 1 view recently with Mr. James Cal ! houn. manager of the Arizona Cop ] per Co.,. at Clifton who. while visit i ing me in the Gila valley said.
 So long as you take from the grounr the products of the earth for your substance and from which tC make your revenues. we will De dig | ging copper out of the mountains. we take the money out of thehill. and you take the products out of the earth to sell Therefore. our interest. arc identical What we need nor, than anything at this juncture in the development of our baby state is tC get together
 'It appears that there are some who imagine that the corporate in terests want the earth and the full ness thereof especially the mineral and that they are arbitrary in theil conduct towards labor. but l do IiO
 think this the case, passing my con clusions on over thirty years of ex pecutive experience. Most of our griev ] ances, after all are imaginary, anC i if anything only trivial. and wher We get together and look each other in the face and talk matters over we will recognize as men should do the rights of each other. and there is no reason in the world why every
 body in the state should not pull to gether Why cannot we try it any way. If the corporate interests hayC seemingly been arbitrary let them soften their feelings being the big gest they should conduct themselves ''' ." D' N'A anu H'iA'A bAo plals hN3 can afford O be generous and should yield point rather than to be seem ingly oppressive Then let those on the otherside. also yield let us give and take and work these matters over until We can reach a harmonious conclusion then all get in the shiI of state and steer it safely to th6 promised land the harbor af safety and perpetual prosperity
 I'm my opinion the present legisla
 ture is harmonious and they will
 reach a friendly settlement of some legislation now pending which in 1t. nature would divide the sentiment and if there is a bone of contention the b gness of the splendid manhood of both houses will have the love o
 state and its ultimate bettermcnt placed SO far above sectional and ped sonal sentiment that when the sec
 ond closes it deliberations it wil
 have accomplished the ultimate and desirable end that is, the unity O
 purpose and action of Che splendiC citizenship Of Arizona"