El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06

who is stamping the state for the
! ticket and at the same time running
for state corporation commissioner,
declares that the constitution is so
mixed up that the Democrats them
selves can't interpret If. He cites one
paragraph as q grave Democratic error
and an example Of the incapacity OF
the Democrats to be entrusted with
the government OF a new state This IS
the section referring to lmpeacn-
ment proceedings against governor.
He SAYS it starts in by declaring that
the house shall" do so and so and
ends by saying that the senate shall
not" do so and So the first declaration
stating how the house shall 90 about
the trial and the last referring to mat
tiers that cannot be introduced I'm the
trial IF it is the intention only to
try the governor before the house"
said Mr.. Sturges. then the section is
vitiated by that last reference to the
senate: II the intention was to try him
has been omitted and the paragraph
has no meaning The judge init
mates that the Democrats had method
in writing it this Way-So you see
there won't be any trial OF a COVER
nor for impeachment no matter what
he may do" he says
The voters are given the inference
that the Democrats have left the loop
hole for the protection OF their own
party men whom they expect to pat
into the chair from time to time. Mr..
SturEes says it is either this. which
would indicate CrOOkedness. or it was
a mistake, which indicates incapacity
for governing. He lets the voter draw
his own conclusions
SturEes a Fighter.
Judge Sturges SAYS the whole Repub- /
ICan ticket is going to win IN Ari-
IONA I never lost 2 fight in my life
he declares, when went into 10 with I
my whole heart and soul, as I am In 4
this one am going to round up the I.
voters for the Republican ticket If I
have to put my wife on the stump I
to help. 7 can talk Spanish. English /
and French and she can talk all Of q
these and Papsgo and German in adj |
ditiOn I am running for corporation /
commissioner on the platform that I |
viii see that every man gets square /
deal and they will This commission !
can regulate every corporation in I
the territory and 1t can either permit ]
the operation Of wildcat concerns or
break them. I promise you that II the /
Republican corporation commission is /
elected, there viii be no more wildcat {
ing IN Arizona and no back door to l
the office Of the commission I know
but one law and that is the law Of !
the range, where every man has his I
say and even the humblest vaquero
gets Justice. Z have always been a
cattleman and I am running on the
cattleman's plaUOrm-Which is always
a square deal for everybody. 7 am
not asking the voters to elect me
alone, but the whole state ticket I
don't want to be elected with two
Democrats on the board to tie my
hands I want the whole board Re l
publican If elected we will tell the
people the truth about the CORPORA !
tons. If one Is crooked we will saw
so; If It is good, we viii say so. The
people shall have all the facts. OF
course, we won't tell the private [
secrets Of the books Of the companies |
but if there IS any unlawful actions /
We viii give them to the public at
Has Record.
MI Sturges has been national com I
mitteeman for eight years and never
made speech until the present cam
paiEn; now the politicians say the
audience applaUds him like he was a
chorus girl
He never held a public office excaDt
that Of chairman OF the Territorial
livestock commission. and. while he
held that office. il is told OF him thar
Coy. Otero, Of New Mexico. wrote him
and asked him for heavens sake to
quit running all the cattle rustIers out
OF Arizona into New Mexico II is
SAID that he ran them all either into Z
-ne pen or out Of the state while he
Mr. Sturges is Of fighting stock. He
= InemDer OF the Loyal Legion and I
the 5ne 5Sl ms Of the Revolution. His
rifles in Chicago for the civil war and
nus Iather was major in the 2Atb |
ONO infantry and formed the first
of volunteers that was IN |
listed for service William NrcEi,I.--
was major Of the 23d Ohio and the I
-"O majors were great friends
Democratic IncomsIsfencfe4
The Republicans cite the camnafs,
Of Eugene S. Ives, Of Tucson. as one ~ I
the Inconsistencies of the DemOcra ito !
-aInpalgn: Ives they charge-and the
I'd the charge-dravs $1,000 a 80 o.
attorney for the s. p railway s5O00 I
year as attorney for the COnsOIfdate5 | !
III eie none company. Of Tucson, a Ran
loIph or s p. corporation and s5O0O I
/ year from the Southern Pacfffc's I'm
1erlal valley irrigation company vet
n ms speeches he has assaiIed the
corporations on every hand and has
pleaded for "the rights of the DeonIe .
ma the application Of the recall to the
judiciary even CtO go the extreme linn
- me IeqeraI Judiciary. Ives was de- !
edIed IN the primaries in the senatorial E
ace, but has given notice that he is
= caHdIdate Tor the senate at the next I {
lecuon, regardless Of whether the :
democrats or the Republicans win the
resent campaign "Wiu Ives fOrsaITe I {
lie corporation salaries he is 67.a yyirle-
nd advocate the things he talks Of on =
ne platform, OF viii he stick with the
Operations if he is electedT' the Re-
asked the voters The voters
urned him down.
Mark Smith and Cameron. 4
The Republicans are also maxine :
ONE campaign material out on fbS { =
fork OF Mark Smith as a deIegate tn ( r
ongress. The Tucson Citizen Started r.
his Mark Smith backfire by printing q
he history Of the career Of the Tuc- I h
on, Globe & Northern railroad Tbis f
vas a narrow gage proposition. started q
ut of Tucson in 1885 I'm the direction Z y
Globe. Pima county agreed to issue +
Onds to help build this road at me- 3
ate Of $4,000 a mile and bonds to ne ( r
otal Of $4,000 were issued. The road d
vent into the hands Of a receiver and r
alter the. rails We're torn up and the d
roJect abandoned Congress. however [ y