Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-23
REPUBLICANS AND PROGRESSNES HOLD
 FARCICAL MEETINGS IN SHELTER CITY
Agree Plan of Compromise Whereby Each Party Votes Fol Other Party Under Guise 0 Remaining Under Hammers
 Own PoHi cal Greed.

past primary campaign, called the meeting to order He stayed in the chair until the credentials had been examined and passed and his sue cessor, David Bensihmal had been chosen. s. A. Nathan was chosen as secretary-treasurer of the meet ing. John Wilson Ross of Bisbee was appointed state committeeman. Vacancies on the committee were filled in all larger precincts and va cancies in the smaller precincts will be filled as soon as Progressives can be located in those centers of little population.
 The Progressives did not draw platform Instead. the committee on platform, consisting of J. W. Ross and Joe McCabe. recommended that the platform be left to a meeting to be held in Bisbee Saturday next when they will present a satisfactory paper
 About this time the Republicans who had named George E. Kreisler as chairman and Ralph Ziesman as l secretary-treasurer, appeared in spe- cial committee at the door of the Moose meeting hall, where they asked a conference. The Progress sives granted the conference and named David Bensihmal, H. Aiken, ' s. A. Nathan and c. l.. Davidson as committee to retire and talk mat ters over with H. A. Morgan, Albert Seams, George Kreisler ana John ! Mason Ross, representatives or the Republicans,
 It is understood that the Republi- cans made the same offer as was made prior to the primary campaign that of adopting tne Progressive | platform and Theodore Roosevelt in return for the Progressives accept. ! Ing 6he name "Republican: They sould, however, come to no agree ment on this score, and finally came to the same agreement as was 1 reached in Bisbee prior to the pri mary election.
 i According to this agreement, the Republicans pledge themselves to leave all offices on t:,eir ticket va. cant where the Progressives have already placed a man as candidate The Progressives pn their part pledge to let remain vacant all of tices on their ticket for which the example, the Bull iIooBe have two candidates for state senators. the Republicans have none. On the other hand the Republicans have a can. didate for county attorney, and the
 Following the agreement the Pro ! Igressives and Republicans again retired 10 their own meetings to complete the business of the day The Republican commitaee on. plat form recommended that the party stand on no blanks in the coming lelection Instead. each of the candi dates is presented with a life bouy and must sink or swim on his own built raft The recommendations ol the committee was adopted. F. T. ! Wright Of ouglas EX-Mayor John s ! Williams of Bisbee. Jake Gungle oI | IWilcoN and Milton Fairlee of Ben son were named as the Republican
 state committeeman
 The non-confiict. two-one-party tic | ket which the Republicans and Pro tgressives have agreed 10 support ir
 the November election, is as follows | Senatorial. Snodgrass. Vim. Ton
 kin and John Wiley, all Progressives
 one of whom will withdraw by nex
 Saturday
 Rcpresentatives-H. l.. Nobel. Le,
 Woolery John Coming, Seth Mer-
 Till .Progressives) and J. A. Rock fellow, F. E. Bennitt, Lyman B. Hod
 ges or J. B Ellis Republicans).
 County Assessor-W. H. Temple progressive.
 County Treasurer-Frank Demer
 est Republican.
 Sherin-Tom Mcclure, Progress
 sive
 County School Superintendent Ed
 ma Numan. Republican
 County Recorder II. Foss. Pro
 gressive.
 | County Attorney-J. r. Kingsbury Republican
 Supervisors-Jacob Sheerer an, James Kenny. Hrogressives. an,
 Basett Watkins and C. l.. Cummins Republicans. One of these also vii . withdraw
 Clerk of the Superior Court-C. W | Hicks Republican.
 Both parties endorse Judge Lock wood as the Independent candidat for judge of the superior court
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