El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
GOV. CAMPBELL
IS INAUGURATED
Takes Office As Executive
Of Arizona With Simplest
of Ceremonies.
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state senate and house of representa-.
tives- All apDointees will. OF course
be Republican.
I Thinks Legislature Fair.
u Il is said to be the most peculiar
! condition in any state in the union
: yet he expresses confidence in being
Z able 70 carry out most Of his policies
I for he and most Of his Republican
ADVISERS believe the sgislature is go
Z ing TO be what they call "a fair Iegis-
I lature, and that much good. con-
structive legislation viii come out OF
I the session Whether the governor is
overconfident or a good Judge Of hu-
man nature remains to be seen.
Democrats support Him.
L is a foregone conclusion. how
ever. that II the legislature backs
MIN. the state is going TO go forward.
for Tom Campbell is a good business
man, with a level head. otherwise he
could not have been elected governor.
because Arizona is normally Demo-
cratic by 10000. and at least 5000
Democrats must have voted for him.
because they believed him a safe man
for the office Naturally, this Demo-
cratic influence is expected TO exert
Itself to help him with his admins
tration- After all, he may not be-
facing such a hard task as might an
pear on the surface
There Is not going to be any
consolation for I. W. W.fxm and
8Olshevikism in the capitol so far
rs the governor g. concerned, nor
IL there 20 be any ssprfviIeEed
class In Arizona so far a. cap
ital Is concerned for the governor
sounded the keynote OF hts policy
IN labor disputes when he said to-
DAY IN his Inaugural address. that
reiterate with strong c0nvic-
lion ny assertion OF two years
ago that every employee and every
wage worker must be guaranteed
his liberty and his right TO do rs
he likes with his property or his
labor 80 long as he does not in
fringe upon the rights OF others.
Each must refrain from arbffrnry
and dictatOriaI interference vita
the rights OF OtherE.5
he appeals for universal education
q the people to fit them for the
proper performance Of the duties OF
and says he shall advo-t
ate constructive legislation for the
educational institutions Of the state.
1ls appointment OF men like Dr.. L.
D Ricketts,. judge J. H Campbell. oil
tucson; judge Ed Wells. Of Prescott.
-nu Epes Randolph. Of Tucson. on the ;
BOARD OF regents Of the Arizona uni
lersity indicates that he is not mere
, making phrases when he says he ,
interested in education
Industrial Crisis Grave Problem. :
one OF the grave problems facing !
he new governor is the industriall I
Flsis facing Arizona as a result oil {
ne removal OF price fixing on COPPER.
his threatens the great backbone 81 ?
ne states industry, and the gov r
rnor viii bend his efforts towards c
reVentlng chaos in the labor sftua- {
NJ 70 z
er properties going
He VIII endearOr TO fnduce the
big companies to continue opera-
Mons nj present, In the firm con-
AAaence that as soon ~ peace re-
adjustments can be made, there
VIII be big demand AID n con-
=. sequent increase in the price Of
the red metal that means - nprb
20 the prosperity OF the stare.
ms ana many other problems were
.uehed upon BY the governor today
MS inaugural address. and in each
Ses MS treatment Of each subject
et with the approval OF the men Who'll
We al neart the best interests Of the -
The new governor Is going intoi =
over with big task ahead OF him. =
y wiz proper support. the majority =
the voters OF the state believe the :.
VIII meet and conquer It s
Informal Reception Given. 81
ron campbell is no frock coat. silk pl
= statesman Re is a man OF the
oPle Arizonan born, and he gotl
WI to work. Immediately on taking -,
e oath No time except that sbso- =.
tely necessary TO take the oath Of ~
nee ana make the Inaugural ad-I -
ess was taken up. This evening At -
O'CLOCK M and Ms Campbell te1-i ~
s 80 A normal reception al the pc
-. iEs oiIlces. al which they re- til
lFed their friends resident in Pboe-
and others who had journsvrdi
the capital 70 witness his inducfio1
% ottice- There was no formaII+V
OUT II; yet this was the only social
azure marking his induction mo
ice his aged father and mother.
tdther, sturdy pioneer that he IL
king almost as young as me Soss vi
nor, though he came to the tsrrI- pc
IN leoo and has lived here ever tn
60 were present at the inaugural es
notion and the reception, and Ton IN
mpoells tender solicitude for hIs Co
..nsI vas apparent above any emo a
- % P[loe ne may have had at &c -.
AiIg tne reins Of government ~ He
chief officer Of his native state M
As n woman said. eSuch \ ~, al
- - any hing hut n good gov -
'r - And the state thinks 80, .Ss
- - -uHut eos OF Geographic n,
-sIdtulaLions showered uDon fFa -
y governor today was one fron, W -
zoe OF FL Paso. in behalf Of the ri sit
50 Automobile club. IL ~
soldier Sends a Helmet. ~
I. Z Sellers. serving with the "a
reg states engineers in Franco ~
Z Gov Campbell a German helmet -
le9 was placed on his desk this m,
Enlng with the letter ana feIe- Ne,
m OF congratulations ~
= 70 60 S-- ~ 10 a a. Mustered the ter
'rn IN Just a short time prevlousIv ----'
LMQUIST, STATE ENGINEER. tur
HER APPOINTMENTS MADE IS
hoenix. Ariz.. Jan. 6.-Frffz EJo1r-- =
81 former city engineer OF Phos- IA
mas been appointed state en- c
Ger by Gov. Campbell and TOOL, ma
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