Arizona republican., 1911-10-20
THEY EXPECT
 A LANDSLIDE
Men of the Best Judgment Look for a Splendid Re publican Victory at the Election the Coming De cember.

It is well known that the men seek ing the nomination for office on the republican ticket are not given to hy- steria or political dementia. and there in they differ materially from men .: the Hunt and O'Neill type. Several of the republican aspirants have re- gently been looking over the field in the southern part of the territory and their view of the political situation will be of interest to everybody. Here it is:
 The progressive voters of the state of Arizona as we'll as the solid busi- ness interests who want to see gov ernment and not anarchy are with the republicans in Arizona and will support the republican ticket at the coming state election. Cochise will roll up q republican majority that will surprise the state I believe in government by the people and in accord with that be- lief have pledged myself to work for presidential primaries in this and oth- CT states. If elected I will do my best to fulfill that pledge. ."-HOval A. Smith. republican candidate for l.. S. senate.
 "I couldn't lose out if tried It's a landslide and old Cochise is sliding tn" farthest"-John s. Williams. of Bisbee, republican candidate for U. s. repre- resentative.
 There is absolutely no question in my mind that Arizona will elect a solid republican ticket in the coming
 .l,., ,F F, nd sane government against demagoSy. Of a pledged business administration against inexperience: at the same time the republican party is directly or in directly pledged to all real progressive policies of present day government. More than that none can ask. We have the confidence of voters and that counts And I am frank to say that ] have been pleasantly surprised at the open pledges of support received iA Cochise We now have no doubt but that Cochise vii be in the republican column next December."- w. Wells, of Prescott. republican candidate for governor.
 "The republicans will sweep this state like a hurricane next December and the velocity through old COChise will be 100 miles an hour. The great mass of laborers throughout the state are heart and soul with the republican party in the present campaign. W. A. AIauk. of Phoenix, candidate for audi tor Of state.
 'T expect to be elected with the en- tire state republican ticket next De- rember and deal with sane legislation passed by a sane republican legisla -ure And nowhere do the people real ze the necessity for proper work along this line than in COchise. There's on- v one alternative: Republicanism Of and there is no doubt as .o what the choice will be when the final ballot is cast"-. D. Christy of republican candidate for at .orney general.
 "One of the important questions that arise with statehood is the regulation ,f corporations which power lies with he newly created corporation com | mission. Do you think railroad allies md corporation attaches such as have announced on the democratic ticket | will regulate corporations in the inter ,sts of the people? We'll neither does my other intelligent voter. Regula- | ion you know doesn't necessarily mean 1 'adicalism There's a happy medium. | The election? Why whom you see Co., | .hise turning her back on the demo- | ,ratic party there should be no doubt | ,f the result"-E. s. DePass, republi- | an candidate for corporation commits ! ,iOp