Arizona republican., 1911-12-10
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 SURE WINNER He Has Made a Sp|eupid
 Campaign. RAN ON HIS RECORD.
People Appreciate Faithful Services of Their Dele gate and Will Give Him a Big Majority for the Senate.

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 Stands for the restoration of prOs- perity to Arizona, and the develop ment of her vast natural resources and her speedy elevation to the high plane of civilization the new state is destined to occupancy.
 Ralph Cameron was elected in 1908 to represent Arizona in the national congress on distinct pledge that he would secure statehood during his first term and he fulfilled that pledge to the letter HE MADE GOOD.
 Ralph Cameron secured the passage of the Enabling Act which made the holding of d constitutional conven- ton possible and under that Enabling Act and because of it a constitution was framed and ratified by the peo- pie, something which could not have been done were it not for the Enabl- ing Act
 Ralph Cameron, while the Enabling Act was being fought through con- gress. secured against great opposi- ton donations of land from the gen. eral government amounting to 10000 acres for educational and charitable purposes, the greatest gift of land ever made by the government to any new state.
 Ralph Cameron, mindful of the fact that Coconino. Maricopa, Pima and
  debts which the supreme court of the United States had held to be valid and collectable debts. induced the general government to assume that indebtedness by appropriating l., 000, 900 acres of land through the sale of which to meet the payments of the bonds when they became due in 1912.
 Ralph Cameron secured more pen sions and got favorable congressional departmental action on more claims during his first term than did any other delegate ever sent to congress by Arizona.
 Ralph Cameron has now under way in congress a bill for an appropria- ton for bridges across the Gila and San Carlos rivers which will make possible the completion of the Terri torial Highway.
 Ralph Cameron secured an appro- priation of S9O.OOO for a much needed bridge over the title Colorado river to the great relief of the citizens of the portion of the state north of the river
 Ralph Cameron secured appropria- tions for public buildings or for sites therefor in Phoenix. Globe. Tucson and Douglas What delegate in con gress ever before did as much for Arizona?
 Ralph Cameron put on foot a pro- ject for the acquisition of d port on the Gulf of California making of Ari- zona maritime state with all the benefits of water transportation-a project which is well under way and which has attracted not only the att tention of the world but the favor able comment of all of the great of the United States re- gardless of political utilization.
 Ralph Cameron has under way a plan by which the general government will appropriate sums of money suf- ficient to determine where artesian water may he found. to bore test wells and otherwise do the pioneer work in a proposition which will make | possible the reclamation of hundreds | ,f thousands of acres of land not | of irrigation by gravity | rom stored waters or from over ground flow.
 Ralph Cameron has been a repre- | sentative or the people of Arizona, in 4 congress in every sense of the word | md in order to give the people he represented the best possible service at Washington an office orce which cost, in addition to the l5O0 per year allowed by the gov $2OO per month which he ,aid out of his private. funds in ,rder that every letter written by a might be promptly re- ,lied to and every request given prompt attention. What delegate in congress- ever did as much?
 Ralph Cameron has given the peo- le who sent him to congress square cal and now that. he is a candidate or election to the United States sen te should be given a square deal. He as earned the right to ask it, and he voters of Arizona will be dere- jet in their duty if on Tuesday next hey do not show their appreciation f the man who has done so much or the state and only asks that he e placed in position to continue the york so well begun.