El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-06
CAMPBELL FLAYS
THE BOLSHEVIKI
Denounces I. W. W. and
Other Violent Reformers;
Plans Good Government.


Of equality. They are enemies of
everything for which this var
> has been fought. and their proper
place 70 in arms beside the kaiser.
They have no place in our battle
Hire because they are your enc
mics and mine.
DO you realize the cost in life. in
j treasure in mistakes. to make a ma
ton orderly, self governing and free
Il has taken a century and a half TO
bring this nation to the place that Il
i occupies tNday-and yet a fraction
4 Of time could break Il all down Tter-
/ nal vigilance Patrick Henry told the
3 bur>gesSes OF virginia, is the price Of
! liberty. Eternal vigilance was the
! price then. and IL is the price now.
/ That vigilance is not something
I TO be marked and maintained simply
T by those charged with the conduct
I OF public business and with the oc-
cupancy Of public office It is to be
maintained by you and by me.
Lesson OF Brotherhood.
Tt is not long now. till our boys
VIII be flocking home These bows
have fought good fight They have
/ learned big lessons Comradeshfp
with all the nations Of the world VIII
have taught a lesson OF brotherhood
that we have missed. Class preiu-
dice and race prejudice have been
eliminated from their creeds: elfnri-
mated by the menace Of a common fee.
sacrifice in common cause brings
brotherhood to men. In France in
England. IN Italy, our boys have
found cooperation, and pray Cod they
may find IL in America, the cooDera-
ton OF every American to the end
that they pet not only a square deal.
but more than a square deal to COM
pensate for the supreme sacrifiHe |
they have made IN service for civfH- !
zation-
Great Field for Development.
ARIZONA. with its vast. undeveIoped |
domain. offers magnificent opportu-
mites to her returning men These /
opportunities are now knocking at 1
our doors; they are waiting for an
invitation to enter With proper o.
ganization and cooperation and zeal
Gus effort on the part OF our national
and state government, the recIama-
ton OF our vast deserts can be made n
= reality Now Is our opportunity to
Tight battle OF deve'o1me7t bv Il
which the men who went across the II
seas for US may benefit The con-
struction OF good roads and other II
permanent improvements in CITY. 4
county and state presents methods
whereby We esn develop our state and \
advantage them.
Ari1ona's CapitaI-Labor Problem.
"Ry reason OF her major industry
copper mining, Arizona Is confronted
more than some other states by the
,spital-labor problem Procuring a
metal that has been vital to the
prosecution OF the war, she must nee
3ssarily be brought fare to face with
he immediate relaxation OF 4 trs-
nendous demand for copper. This
rob 'em Is charCed with great diff
.uities and viii require the conscien-
ious effort and patriotic sarrffice
y both employer and emDloye TO
ring about common ground u1on
Which each may obtain an equitable
II reiterate with strong eonvse-
tton my assertion OF two year,
Gro that every employer and er-
cry wage worker must be Euar-
Huteed his liberty anf his right
10 do as he likes with his prom
cry or hts labor, 70 long aa he
does not infringe upon the RIGHTS
Of others Each must refraiu
from arbitrary ard dietafOriaI In
terrerenee with the rights OF the
other.
Public opinion can pear much
eight In the solution Of Industrial
roblems- Il behooves every citi-
IN OF the state TO acquaint himself +
18th the industrial situation so that
may intelligently and patrioti-
ally exercise his right OF citizen
mp IN helping mold policy which
srves the best interest OF the en-
-oyer, the employed and the public
Reforms Demanded.
The people Of the state have de-
anded reform In the administration
tts various departments and insti-
itions and full measure Of return =
u every dollar expended To ac- &
'nplish this end legislation must
enacted Immediately. It Is my pur-
Use TO recommend and urge such &C =
on to the incoming legislature.
= pledge ny whole support to
-.
efficiently and economically con-
Quoted with all duplication OF ef-
forts consolidated, dead wood
cut out, and pensioners eIimi-
mated. H.
"a government resting upon the
ID and universal suffrage OF the
ople has no anchorage except in
e peoples intelligence. The great 3
{ SAFETY and glory Of a state IS the =
.iversal education OF its people. A
mplete ana thorough education fits r.
man for the performance Of all pu1- II
and private duties In peace or IL
IT. Arizona is still molding a per-
anent educational system. In the =
ministration OF existing laws. she =
s been steadfast. but the laws are =;
1lty and insufficient and need rec
ying- With this IN view. I shall ~
Eocate constructive legislation for
educational institutions OF this
.te.
Nc nave PARTICULARLY complex
uaion in our large, alien ponula-
n The standard OF allen citizen =
lp, not only in the state. but in tie -
ton. depends upon how we direct
IT education Therefore, we do
u to look to. and carefully direct
r educational system in such man =.
: that we may develop a high state =
American citizenship OF the ma e
ial which comes TO Us from foreign
Ids.
Asks Cooperation. IH
No period in the history and for
lie OF our state has been so critical
the present In this anxious hour
e he the helm OF your ship OF state
SIX your forhearanee Of such mis-
-es as may unwittingly make. and
rave your support in all things I
Y undertake for the benefit OF this
II together we prove
s7ual to our duties now, our shame "
! be commen eurate with the nos -
iities presented BY the greatness
our natural resources II together
prove equal TO these duties then
tate surpassed by none In wealth
rth and power viii he the glory
{ is waiting TO reward our smbi-
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