Weekly journal-miner., 1911-12-06

! was that no one would loan money unless the borrower paid the two and one-half per cent which went into the territorial treasury and the interest rate went to nine and ne.half per cent, causing money stringency and the ultimate repeal of the law. He said he would make an effort to sift out all such laws md to avoid the passage of all so-ealled boomerangs He said we must have laws which will not scare away capital, but VIC must protect ourselves as we'll He referred to his experience in the lum. Der business, mining and cultivation of land and met with great applause as he ended his speech.
 "Biny" olsnn.
 Billy Glenn, candidate for the low. CT house of the legislature, was intro. dueed as . man who would entertain the audience and it must be said in Glenn's favor that he made one of the wittiest and most sparkling ad. dresses which has been heard in Pres. eott during the campaign. Glenn 's esndor and brevity called forth round after round of applause and when he took his seat the audience continued to cheer until he was forced to make what may be called curtain bow. He said in part:
 "I am not an orator but I am 20. ing to be. am young yet and be. lievc I stand a good chance. I don t want you 10 think that this entire county Is going to go democratic be. cause I am sure of one good vote, and am going to register that my. self.
 "wbat legislator can do depends upon the people. It is foolish for a candidate to get up and say he Is going to abolish the court of com merce. know I cannot abolish the court of commerce, but l am going to do something because if there is any man that can talk longer or fight harder than can I want to see him.
 "I am not modest, I will not for. bid anybody to vote for me-in fact I will be pleased to take all the votes.
 "There is no use in discussing the initiative, referendum and recall be. cause that is all settled, and when you come to think it over, the three of them have never succeeded in bringing ten dollar hill into Ari zona.
 "I don't care if you hang the su. prone judges, and even if you dyna- mited them all it would not open a ten foot prospect hole.
 Matthew Stanley Quay was my Godfather, now who says don | know anything about politics' Thefc are only two strings on me, one at tached to the territory of Arizona and the other to the county of Yavapai, and hope you will pull these strings and send me to the house of repre- sentativcs.
 Mark Bradley.
 Mark Bradley. who is q candidate for the house of representatives. out. lined his platform as follows.
 "First: I stand on the republican platform.
 "second: I believe that all disput- es 90 far as possible should be settled by arbitration and not by force.
 "Third: Regardless of party affili. ation or ties the men who receive the largest majority for United states senate win receive my vote.
 Fourth: The recall. If it Is good for one it is good for all, and believ. ing In its principles I win support t.
 "Fffth; Any progressive measure tAst seems just and for the good of the people win ressive my support. 1"
 Brsdiey's foreefui manner and quiet speech made . decided impression up- on the audience.
 Chas1ss 1radbuSy.
 Mir. Bradbury has been recorded for the past five years and his popular. ity - sasssted by the volume of sp. plauss whi<h greeted his appearance. His spsssh was very brief and to the poist He sshed the people 10 sup psst, hi. for representative if they were sstssfied with his work ss re- eerder.
 George. Mauk.
 Mauk's speech was foreible, to the point and well worthy of being di- gesed word by word, but space for bids more than a most meagef out.