Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-09

coast and spend their savings.
Suggests Swimming Pool
I'VE should have good, sanitary,
out-oI-dUor swimming pool, such as
they have in some OF the other cities
OF the southwest. Thousands of dol
lars leave the Warren District every
summer for the simple reason that
many of our people wish to satisfy the
race-old desire for the water in the
summer time. They make sacrifices
10 accomplish this. The satisfaction
and pleasure of those who cannot fl
nance a trip to the beaches should be
considered also
BY establishing its summer school
here the University of Arizona ac-
knowledges the superiority of our
summer climate. This university sum
mer school, as time goes on, will be
an important asset to us and should
De boosted. l believe we should as
sist by calling the attention of the
people OF the state to their summer
school here. Three weeks ago l hap
pened to be at the University of Mon
tana for an hour and found several
hundred adults there pursuing cours-
es IN the summer school.
Let People Know
1--WE should also call the attention
of the people of some of the warmer
parts of the state to our delightful
summer climate and our facilities for
their pleasure and comfort here.
There is no reason why a lot of the
people of FL Paso, Tucson, Phoenix,
nay, Hayden, Clifton, etc., should not
come here for the summer once in a
while instead of going to the coast,
to Prescott, Flagstaff, or Cfoudcroft,
as they generally do to get away from
the heat. You all know that, aside
from the time you are in the water,
gu are much more comfortable here
in the sumemr time than in Los An
geles and its suburbs.
we are fortunate in the large flow
of mine water down through the gap
every day in the year. In the future
Undoubtedly this water will be use
for more istensive farming and will
be used in way that it will admins
ter more to the best interests of the
district. Incidentally, the companies
will feel that they are better COM
pensated for this pumping expense
they are forced to meet.
Il mentioned that we have a coun-
try club; we have golf course that,
for its advantages in setting and beau
ty of landscape, is uneXcelled any
where in the southwest. Judging from
my observations of the past two
years, it could be grassed with Ber-
muda and maintained at a not very
great expense If we had a turfed
golf course here, kept in condition the
year round, it would be big drawing
card, and | believe the benefit to the
hotel alone is a few seasons would
readily justify them bearing. all the
extra expense for the golf course, if
it could not be raised otherwise"
Say, if we had such course and
the boosting spirit and pep that would
naturally go with such an undertaking
here. we would need some large ex-
tensions to the hotel or some new ho-
tells, and we would need another addi-
tion to Warren for fine homes
Thousands of we'll 10 do people,
home seekers and health seekers of
means, pass through Osborn every
year without knowing that such
place as Bisbee exists, having, as it
does the richest copper mines in the
world, an unexcelled year round cli-
mate, and its many inducements TO
home and health seekers. Osborn -
unfortunately named; the name,
should be changed. 1t should be
known as Bisbee Junction. There
should be a proper sign put up, call
ing the attention of the Golden State
passengers of our wonderful district,
and let them know something of what
we have back here, out of their
sight, of interest to them: let them
know, If YOU will, that somebody 10
living back here, only short distance
away. The sign should be lighted up
as the night train passes through.
Must Have Camp Ground
AS time goes on. there will be
more and more automobile travel
through here. We should provide
good, sanitary camping grounds and
facilities for the automobile tourists.
had no idea of the value of this au-
tomobile tourist traffic to towns for
tunate enough to be located ON an
established transCuutineutal highway
until a recent visit to Missoula, Mon.