Arizona republican., 1911-12-11
And That is Only Part of the Story Rest of the Ticket is Safe There, Too, According to All Reports Received.
YAVAPAI IN
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Judge Wells Speaks at Pres colt Tonight Final Meet ing for Maricopa County Occurs in Phoenix This Evening.

Judge l.. W. Wells reached Phoenix I from Yuma yesterday and will leave ths morning for Prescott. where he will hold the final rally of his cam paign tonight.
 We had a splendid meeting in Yuma Saturday night" said Judge Wells. There seems to be no doubt
 that We will carry the county by a good majority. We were we'll received sCpport that I cannot see how the republican ticket can fail of success. g
 Judge Wells was much interested in the final figures issued by the democrats and pointed out numerous instances where he believed the demo- cratic figure makers had made their estimates too high.
 Take Yavapal county for in stance" said Judge Wells. If any credence can be placed in reports that are made to me so far from carrying it by 200 the democrats will lose it. I see they claim Yuma by 200 shall be very md-h disappointed. after the manner in which we were received saturday and after the unsolicited as @urances of support given us, if we dent carry Yuma by a good sound majority
 You will notice" cut in a Mari copa county committeeman. that while last week the democrats claimed Mari C"pa b. 900 they are-now satfsfled with 300. Well. an even break is the best they will get in Maricopa There is something doing in Maricopa and when the democrats wake up We'd nesday morning they will wonder what hit 'em. That they know and admit the tide is winning against them is evidenced by their cut of Maricopa from 900 to 300. Then look at Cochise: last week they claimed Dear Old Cochise' by zoo. while 250 will satisfy them now. Last week noth- ing but 800 would please them in Gila. Hunts own county. now they will be satisfied with modest 250 County Chairman Merritt telephOned me from Globe today that the repub- licans would elect their legislative ticket and several county candidates, and while he comedies the county to. Hunt. he said he would be surprised if the Gila county boss would go out of the county with a majority of 175."
 ''I just talked with Hoval Smith. who with Cameron and Jack Williams, has been campaigning in CochiseI county" said Robert s. Fisher. and he told me that he was confident that that county would give from 800 to 800 republican majority
 ''To what do you attribute the change of sentiment" was asked of Secretary Hayes.
 TO the awakening of the public toI the fact that the election of demo- cratic senators and congressman would mean the swelling of the free trade contingent in congress with possible danger Of the passage of d free trade bill which would admit Mexican cattle. wool. fruits and farm products free of duty and drive Arizona cattle. wool, fruits. etc. out of the market. This has had the effect to change the sentiment in Maricopa county and what is true of Maricopa is true of every other county in the state when cattle or sheep are grown or where farming or fruit growing are practiced to any considerable extent"
 Final rallies will be held in nearly all the large cities of the state to- night. At Prescott Judge Wells and J. F. Cleaveland will be the speakers. At Tucson. Judge Doan, Governor Sloan and Robert s. Fisher will talk Messrs. Cameron. Hoval Smith and J. S. Williams will hold three meetings at Douglas. Lowell and Bisbee, cover ing the intervening ground by means of autos At Globe George Mauk. w. D. Fisk and the county candidates will hold forth.
 In this city the wind up of the first state campaign will take the form of a band concert and mass meeting in the Third avenue theater. where all the county candidates and Messrs. De Pass. Jones and Christy will deliver short addresses.
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