Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-10-05

dition to that in every town in AriZo
 na, in every cross roads hamlet, in ev
 cry farming or mining community
 there are citizens who will tell you o1 how this whole-souled, hard working i delegate of ours went out and worked ] for them individually, whether it was
 patent they wanted whether it was
 a pension, or what not, or whether
 the men who asked the favor were
 Republicans or Democrats, he never questioned, but went ahead for any
 body or everybody who asked for his aid
 That is the kind of Arizonians both
 Ralph Cameron and Hoval Smith are
 They don't falter. They don't fail. The keystone of success in public life is adaptability; thousands of men
 are selected to fill important political
 and official positions annually that
 are never heard of after taking the
 oath of office. Other men go and fill these offices and their names and the
 things they do, are headlined in the papers day after day. This is because these men have the ADAPTABILITY to apply themselves to matters in hand; have the interest of their con- stituents at heart and are always do
 ing things. They have the adaptabil- ity to deal with public questions in telligently, to mingle in harmony with their associates and have the address and tact to gain the good will and friendship of fellow members, so that when they want something they know where to go and get it. Where this is assured, success is assured, and a rep resentative becomes valuable man 10 his constituents and a useful man to his country. He can do things. Sue cess is his. Intelligence, a pleasing personality and indomitable industry are the chief requisites in gaining this end. When a member of congress or of the senate becomes useful to his as- sociates, influential in the affairs of the nation-then that congressman becomes invaluable to his constituents and can secure the needed legislation for his state.
 Such man as this has Ralph Cam eron proven himself and such a man as this will Hoval Smith prove himself when they are triumphantly elected to the United States senate from Arizona
 Voters and all wise thinking people should remember that we have always the men who THINK and DO, and the men who only initiate and represent their bosses.
 We ask the people of Yuma county to study we'll these questions before casting their votes for men to repre- sent them in the United States senate.
 Arizona will take her place in the great sisterhood of states next Janu, ary. She will have two U. s. senators. When Arizona is called on the roll of states, her representatives will be scrutinized more closely and critical ly than any individuals in that great body. There are various reasons for | this; first, because of the fierce bat i tie through which Arizona has just 1 passed in her battle for statehood. The eyes of the whole nation are upon thls new state, and the men who will ans wers Present" in the roll call | of states for Arizona will be subjected | -o the closest scrutiny of every man in the national capital, and the millions of readers of the great newspapers of he United States will be regaled with | he history of the men, and everything to them and Arizona.
 Both MT. Cameron and MT Smith Ire standing on their records. None ;an assail them, and certain it is, when they get to Washington they can get results for their constituents and ior Arizona They are not cheap ini- ators. They are true blue men and rue AriZonians, and fully equal to he great task of representing Arizona and we'll.
 l.. B. Carr came in from Los Angeles asst night and will remain several