Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10
Housing Democratic
 Rally In Tombstone

The democratic rally at the court house last night wss an enthusiastic meeting, nearly all ci the county csn- dldstes being on the platform and the court room crosded with Tomb ites.
 Probate Judge Goodbody presided, making cheerful chairrsn, his timely introduction.. ootomistic ob -ergAnces and democratic utterapces being very sppropO
 W G Gilmore ass the first speaker who announced, after the applause, that he would gay few words on bC. half of the several absent county can- didAtes and some Oi the more bssbiul ones press nt shO -hed at speeches" He inc uded highly complimentary references te Wm Riggs for supervisor c M Roberts for state senate, J F ! Capt c B Kelton for the assembly, | Ed Hughes for assessor. Ed James for clerk Of court, Owen Murphy for re. ] cOrder, John Rock for supervisor, Frank Ramsey for treasurer and H H HotchkIs. for school superintendent. mentioning the quaific tions and fit ness of each for their respective offices and applause accorded at mention of each csndidste'. name.
 Dr Sim. for state senate. stated the audience was the best looking one he had seen on the campaign then he sc. counted for 2. ny the presence of the ladies. The Dr emphasized hi. en- dnr-er.ent oi the c institution and his pledge to work in harmony with it's m4nd4te-
 Introduced ga Mi.sourian M Ball for the assembly briefly pledged his best efforts for purity in .politics ard enactment of laws called for by the constitution.
 Sam Brsd7er for the assembly, one of the Cochi-e constitutions al delegates was proud of record made by that
 body and eager to carry out some of its mandates. He paid high tribute to the fairness md progressive atti.
 tude of q " P Hunt in the conyen- ton and likewise showed that Ed
 Wells Has of record AS opposing the e progressive principles and voting T against them.
 - W J Graham fer the assembly c heartily favored progressive princi- . pies and earnestly pledged bis support ( posed would ne free text books which
 met with hearty favor of the audience
 Harry Wheeler spoke of prevention
 of crime and methods of obtaining
 the best practical results, making
 several illustrations and pledging his
 best efforts in conduct Of the office.
 Gus Hickey for supervisor, made
 the most pointed and brief speech of
 the evening, making no promises save the square deal tor all scoring 6 de- ' cided hit with the audience. Fred Su,ter for superior judge. wss
 the last speaker. He felt at ease in = the court room and likened the audi ? ence to jury, submitting the case of all the De ocratic candidates for
 the hoped for verdict of guilty with
 sentence of one year as officials of their
 respective offices. He made an appeal
 for friends Of the constitution to sup
 port the Democrats lie known friends as k against the evasive policy of the re. t pu5iicaus. The -p5akeI left no doubt
 of hls progressive and aggressive stti.
 tude on peoples rights and the es- poussl of the recall for all offices, in- cluding the judiciary His record during bis r years residence in Co.,, chi-e as miner, lawyer, assistant dis- trict attorney, city attorney and legis- lstor, showed a consistent, progressive stand and advocacy of measures for the people. The speaker made . good address. was sttentivly listened to and loudy y applaIded.