Arizona republican., 1917-08-10
GOVERNOR HURRIES TO BISBEE TO REMAIN UNTIL LAW IS
 OBEYED OR SITUATION CLEAR
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1


 BISBEE, Aug. 9.-Thomas r. Camp bell, governor of Arizona, arrived in Bisbee this evening at z o'clock from his office in Phoenix and will remain in the Warren district, until the of ficers of Cochise county promise to keep within the law, or until the situa- tion is otherwise cleaned up in it's en- tirety."
 Governor Campbell was met at Os- born Junction, seven miles from Bisbee, by delegation of local people, notably Republicans of Cochise county who have been active in party circles. After his arrival in the city, he was the guest of the same men at dinner. The governor, upon his arrival, stated emphatically, that he was in Bisbee to further investigate local conditions and determine whether or not people were receiving their constitutional rights. He stated he had received a message from Attorney General Wiley E. Jones, who is still in the Warren district, that the people of Bisbee were determined to see the entire affair to a successful conclusion.
 After calm discussion and an inn partial presentation of the serious phase of the situation as to continued unlawful deportations by Bisbee's con trolling committee,' read the attorney generals telegram to the governor, T was courteously informed by the com mittee, in the presence of the sheriff, that the determination is fixed that daily practice of committee hearings and deportations wAt continue regard less of law, therefore I officially report that only the armed forces of the state. under the governors constitutional and statutory powers or federal force, through the governors request under the United States constitution, will overcome these unlawful deportations as well as denials of entrance into Bis bee as now conducted"
 Governor Campbell was told by the attorney general, according to the formers statement this evening, that he had decided to leave the Warren district At the gdvernoe's request, Jones will remain until further notice and aid the chief executive in any in vestigation he may make into the situ- ation.
 When asked whether or not he con- templated asking the federal govern ment to send troops into the Warren district and whether or not he would declare martial law, the governor ! stated he had never made any such statement, He said he had not talked l to newspaper men in Phoenix yester day and refused to make any further statement as to his intentions. | Governor Campbell, though inclined
 to listen to all who wished to talk to him, appeared to be determined. He is known to have stated to several local
 men that the alleged deportations must | hot granted his constitutional rights.
 The controlling committee of Bis bee was very firm and courteous to
 me in it's determination that further inroads upon Bisbee by l. w. W's. should not be tolerated" said Attorney General Wiley E. Jones' in explanation | of his message to the governor eXpialn- ing alledged local deportations. Yes terday I received the following tele- 1 gram. the answer to which 1 sent the l executive today and which he made public in Tucson:
 | "Is there no action you can take whereby constitutional rights of citl- | zens can be assured and, protected in 1 Cochise county
 "The governor stated in Phoenix that | I did not seem to be able to cope with the situation. In his letter, directing me to come to Bisbee, he asked me to assist the local authorities and to re
 port to him when had concluded my investigation. That IS what l intend
 to do.
 q have advised the controlling com mittee against their procedure and the recourse is practically in the hands or the governor, who is now here ana can
 handle the situation. I will remain here
 until such time as my investigation is completed