The border vidette., 1914-10-17
A BUNCH OF WINNERS.

of Judge of the Superior Court,
 by the largest majority any man
 ever received in the county. Judge O'Connor is recognized all over the state as one of Ari-
 zona's leading lawyers and most able members of the judiciary.
 It must be remembered that the judiciary go upon the ballot with
 no political backing, although
 these candidates have to make the political fight in the prim- aries, and it is up to the mem-
 bers of Judge O'Connor's party and those who believe in elect the office of Superior Judge of Santa Cruz county, to vote for him on the 3rd day of next No
 vember. His name will appear on the official ballot without party designation. Place an (X) opposite his name.
 Harry J. Karns, president of the firm of Karns Bros Inc, is making the race for state senate, on the Democratic ticket, with the same confidence he evi dences ineverything he attempts. Harry KarnS is one of Santa | Cruz county'S best known, most successful business men. He will 1 be elected to a seat in the next state senate, by a handsome ma | jority: With MT. Karns in the senate and Hon. Richard Farrell of HarShaw, in the House of Re presentatives, Santa Cruz coun fxy' -fcs h. C Hl " O m (l carefully guarded.
 In w. G. Bowman, the De- mocratS have been fortunate in | securing nominee for the all important office of sheriff of Santa Cruz county, who will conduct the affairs of that high office. in the same pains taking manner he has so successfully | conducted his personal business affairs. Although a native of the state of Mississippi, where his family was prominent in SO 1 cial, business and political circles, MT. Bowman has resided in this section many years. and is fam iliar with people and conditions along the border. He spent | many years in the employ of l the Southern Pacific, always oc- cupying responsible positions of trust.
 Regarding the report being i circulated by his political op ponents to the effect tbat he has l already named, or promised to | name any of his deputies, or an d ITS h riff, MT. Bowman |
 EJA has made no such promise, nor l will he do so until after his cleo tion, in the evant of which he | will make such appointments from among his friends, that are | satisfactory to the people of Santa Cruz county.
 Mr. R. R. Earhart, the present | incumbent in the county treas urer's office, is now and always | has been a hundred to one shot | for reelection. He has con ducted the affairs of the treas ury office in such an able, pains taking manner to the entire sa- tisfaction of every taxpayer in the county, that they have re- paid him by making his nomina- tion for the office, and re-elec- tion unanimous. Besides being | most efficient treasurer, Ray | mond is prince of good fellows and a loyal Democrat. He will | never betray the confidence of | the taxpayers of Santa Cruz county.
 Kenneth Kennedy, Democratic nominee for clerk of the Super for Court, is rapidly getting ac- quainted with the voters, and already feels like winner Kenneth is an expert steno- grapher and bookkeeper. He will make a first class clerk of | the Superior Court.
 E. R. Purdum, for the office of County Attorney, is making friends among the voters. MT. Purdum is bright young at torney, with a bright future. As Santa Cruz county's legal ad visor, he will give satisfactory results. A vote for B. R. Pur dunn will not be thrown away on the third of November.
 For the office of School Super intendent, Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon of Nogales, is making a splendid campaign, and her friends throughout the county, of all political parties, say she'll |