Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
CONSIDER HUNT ATTACK
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 PHOENIX. June 3.--It is an open secret around the legislature that Gov ernor Hunts ten pages of denmciation O. craven CUTS" who perpetrated the -dastardly crime" at Bisbee last sum- mer will not be allowed to stand as read by him and as printed on ex- pensive super-calendered book paper at state expense for circulation, it is told, to the extent of 25,000 copies. This part of the governors message was the only one that made no specific recommendation and that had no ref erence to any legislative committee. Yet it is to be considered by the leg isiature and the prospect is being viewed with pleasure by those who seek entertainment in the galleries. The administration legislators have lugged the Bisbee affair into the con sideration of bills and resolutions of fered against the l. W. w, sabotage, etc. Now it is probable the other side will offer bit of evidence in rebuttal and that the attitude of the adminis- tration will be scrutinized by unfriend- ly eyes that see as much to criticize in the deportations at Clifton as there was to object to in the deportation at Bisbee.
 Scho0I Military Law
 The adjutant general is expected to bring up some necessary extensions of the high school military training law, designed to secure a larger de- gree of general efficiency. There IS to be recognition of especially good work and possibly recommendation of a small appropriation for prizes that will go to individuals and schools.
 As the legislature has concluded that restoration of capital punishment through its initiative is something not legal under the governors session call. the work of getting the matter before the people has been taken up by committee in Phoenix. represented by o. M Mathews, whose address is post office box 355. It is considered odd that Dr Hughes and other prominent advocates of the change are not on this committee Other efforts in the same direction are to be started at once
 Predict Quick Finish
 There is much quiet talk among the members over a date for ending the session A half dozen have made af- firmation they will not stay day later than the 30th of June, while a couple intimate they may be missed from the end of this week. Every feature of the governors call now has been covered by legislation. offered and all delays are being charged against the committees and the over-worked print er There is expectation that the coun- "il of defense will be settled this week. At this writing it seems probable that the Claypool composite bill will go to he house without further amendment, but what the house will do to it is hard to tell Strong objection mas heen voiced by a number of represen- -atives to placing such power in the hands Of the governor as is proposed ny the h:Il. The Republicans are mak- ing little objection, Wilkinson in the senate stating his belief that the log ical head of the council is the gOver- nor. even though there be vice-chair- man on whom the actual work must fall Chairman Heard is making no effort to perpetuate himself in office and is understood to have favored she Claridge bill (not intrOduced). On which the Claypool measure has been based ClayDoOl had another bill. but declared it only something on whicl 10 tack amendments. In the house IS strong seeling that the present coun- cil of defense has done good and patri- Otic service and that if should be | continued in being, but no bill to that