Arizona republican., 1911-12-06
JUST TAKE A
LOOK At THIS
Democrat Has Made Change
Of Base
As GOOD As VAUDEVILLE
Paper, Which is now Ar
IDENTIFY Supporting Hunt,
Only Recently Denounced
Him as a Fakir and a Hot
Air Artist.
As GOOD As VAUDEVILLE

Inc gay VIII soon be with us
when the vote is expected on our
statehood bill. II behooves the DEM
ocrats of Arizona. the real democrats.
10 work together to secure the pass
age of that measure. The ridiculous
plea of a few sore-heads and bar
gain counter statesmen that they
would rather lose statehood than cut
out the recall. is but the mounting
Of irresponsible mountebanks; but
n the efforts of these rough necks
Is not offset by kilograms and let
tiers from real men, congress may
conclude that we are not DESTROYS
Of having a state. These agitators
do not represent anything but the
wind tanning element and it is up
To democrats 10 act and act promptly
if they hope to see the measure be-
come law.
Our statehood bill is worth more
to Arizona than all of the COMPOUNDED
judges the territory has had since it's
organization. Yet listen to the clat-
ter of the fakirs about the recall Of
the judiciary"
Referring To the delegation COM
posed of Eugene Brady O'NeiH
Charles Akcrs and G.. W. p Hunt
sent to Washington at public expense
To- look after the interests of state
hood. the Arizona Democrat on
Thursday. July Is. said:
1t was the Arizona fools who
rocked the statehood boat.
The Arizona Democrat of Saturday
July -, 1871. said;
II these pin-head politicians
GIunt. Akcrs. O'Ncill ct. all who
claim To- represent Arizona in Wash
ington by their democracy. succeed
i'm defeating Arizona's admission to-
statehood they had better continue
their journey westward when re-
turning
The men who constitute them
selves a statehood committed and
presumed to speak for the people of
Arizona, have succeeded in making
this territory ridiculous in the minds
of eastern people. This blatant ag-
gregati"n of wind jammers are trying
to manufacture capital for them
selves at the expense of the territory.
1t is an easy matter for black
mailers and demagogical newspapers
to decry capital and investors, but
what would Arizona do today were
it not for the men who invested their
capital i'm the territory. The capital
lists Of Phoenix were largely respon-
sible for it's growth and prosperity
yet these howlerS see in every in
vestment in Phoenix danger To the
people"
The Arizona Democrat of Tuesday.
-. 1911. said:
IF O'Neill and Hunt desire to
stand or fall with tine Gazette coterie
the Democrat has no objection. If
that is the platform these gentlemen
propose to stand on. the democrats
of Arizona are prepared to meet
them at the ballot box. We can tell
these gentlemen. however, that the
hopes of reaching office through !
fraudulent practices of the Gazette |
are but a memory that will linger
with them many, many months after
the votes are counted
The Arizona Democrat of Friday. |
August 4, 1911, said:
The time has come for urgent ac-
time has passed for such buncombe !
as Brady O'Neill. George Hunt. Null |
ford Winsor ct al have been indulg
ing in. Their sophistry was for
vote getting purposes for them
selves. Now let us have some real |
men act-men who are for Arizona |
first and offices later
The Arizona Democrat of Thurs |
lay. August 3. 1911. said:
Some of these cRirpng politicians
who are trying to crawl into office
under the plea of their ''labors for
statehood will get an awful set
back. These howlers need squelch
ng."
The Arizona Democrat of We'd
lesday. August >. 1911. said:
Whatever Hunt and Akers man
rood may stand for Arizona is in
or a HI of time some day. Our
people are mistaken. George Hunt
s candidate for president-not gov
-rnor. Evidently our George has
mistaken stomach for brains"
The Arizona Democrat of Monday. 1
August IA. 1911, on its first page I'M
Ter the caption Wireless to Ways
printed the following:
Washington. August 1f.-Hearins
hat q. Washington pea is on his way
o Washington Taft has postponed
lis veto message until Wednesday.
Pea may be able to swing the whole
ide for the recall
on it's editorial page on Monday.
August IA, the Arizona Democrat
aid:
1t seems that Arizona has not suf
icient troubles at Washington with
er self-imposed representatives. Now
Hunt. the boss egotist and hot-air
rtist. has left for the scene of ac-
ion Poor old Arizona
Duffy's New York sweet cider at