The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-05-30

 sage his interview at Globe infer that the only peo pie in Arizona opposed his policies are the repre- senatives special interests in Arzona wno tieo influence him in the discharge or ms eAec tive duties and the appointment of his official family Failing this the Governor says the representatives, ol +b -i+erestsv have sealthily and in underhanded manner seized upon antcapital punishment policy as "a means administration and have stopped at no despicable methods accomplish their purpose
 The the word interests is indefinite as appileo t Arizona state national affairs is generally understood monopoies and trusts By the SO calists is hurled ndscrimnaely at the large and small capitalist privileged class in Ar- zona favored by specially laws and the word in terests in the cannot be made to apply The term by Governor must be construed Ill the socialisc the meaning to be drawn from and his published interview is that pig business" big interests, the capitalist class rep resentatives corporations" and reactonary ndVlo- banded together in Arizona to make h1e ms erable for the exponent progressive prnc pie in this aboshment of capital punishment
 The Governor intended to convey the meaning that the representatives of large mining companies and railroad companies reactionary class and interests were engaged effort "enthrall" the people and working in the dark If this is not the meaning the intended by his utterances TO whom does he when he the word "interests?
 the statements, allegations charges direct ana py insinuations made by Governor true, the Governor Arizona did right in calling the attention people to this condition If any seS of representatives coterie of have been guilty of an attempt and dictate the administration or affairs in their special interests by that appontees office in order that they might control receive special favors as again the rights all the people, the Governor has done rgnt in so informing people But, if the other hand the seeking to extract himself from dlIhculC political sounding the false alarm of wor he guilty unfarness to the largest lndusra enterprises of rank injustice to the men who are energetcay directing the affairs of these enter prises
 TURN ON THE LIGHT!
 TAKE THE PEOPLE INTO YOUR CONFIDENCE, GOVERNOR!
 representatives of the interests ana reac- ton I'D by the let the people all get
 good look Print in box car letters the names of these interests and reaction WHO have attempted to your administration and d1c their selfish ends in order that they might the people of Arizona and make inc struggle of many their rights more unequal
 These in the veto message Of the gov eror and in his They the state
 of the state and are not 10 pc lightly considered but that fact the Arizona, who stand on the platform or the squi deal who can always be depended display that splendid attribute of western fairness, DEMAND HE ppooE of tho cbarees made charges made by the be accepted at the hrst reau ing Before passing judgment representatives o large industrial enterprises Arizona the voters will de mand names time place where this coercion at and further proof lha the attitude the House of Representave the people of Arlzona III opposl tion anti-capital punishment policy o the accounted for by the sinister nnuehce interests of the state The peopie oI ureenie' County especially the democratic voters ana the Cop ner Era await the proof the Governors charges
 TURN ON THE LIGHT!