Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-11
THURSDAY Cochise Dem. Gen.
 traI Com. Meets

every canH ioate on the county ucket present and nearly sll the precinct com mitteemen, the Cochi.e County Democratic Central committee held c large and enthusiastic meeting last night st Dem pcrstic he.dqaa-ters. Enthusiasm confidence and efficiency
 ormed the keynotes of the evening and plans were laid hy which it is be- i'eved the isrge majority already ss- sorod for the entire ticket will be greatly increased.
 The principal features of the meet
 ing were the decision 70 issue cam
 rsign text book. fniog the .ched ule fer 6 campaign throuk bout the coun ty and lsyi'g plan, whereby women voters of the Democratic faith will be able to psrticips'e in the camp ign and do missionary work among other women voters who have no, decided how to cast their ballots.
 The issuance Of a campaign text book in c county campaign is 6 new wrinkle in local pliitics. Chairman
 Bowen and Secretary HcDonsid have been working on the idea for som, time. and when they sprung it CD the meeting last night it met with an en- thu isstie reception. Various spfak- ere endorsed 1t and the notion auth. or zing iI wa passed unanimously.
 The booklet, which will contain about 20 pages, will h ve brief "wriie-up' of 'ach candidate on the county tic ket and cuts of many of them. Head ing he personal ~ri,e up. will be several hundr,d word articles on Democracy and req ons why the Dem oc-a,ic candidates ask for election 70 .OJO of these booklets ~ill be is- sued and ev " voter in the county will receive one.
 AD itinerary was arranged whereby candidates and other orator. will campaign the northern part of the county in tue interest of the ticket No dates were set for meetings at Blsbee. Douglas, Lowell and oth' r large: towns iu the southern part, shi. being left to the central com mittee.
 The itinerary was frrsnged by the executive committee iu conference with the iollowipg committee sp- pointed by Chairman Bowen: JFl Ross. Douglas; Owen E Murphy. Tombstone; w II Sims. Bi-tee. A ten minute recess was taken while 1 the conference was on Folloning is the itinerary:
 Tombstone, Oct. IS. night.
 St. David, Oct. 20. night.
 Benson Oct. 2l, night.
 Johnson, Oct. P, day,
 Wilcox, Oct. P, S3, day
 Bowie. Oct. B, night.
 ssn Simon, Oct. 24, nignt
 Dos Csbe1ss, Light, Oct 25, day.
 Pesrce, Oct. 25, night.
 Cocbise. Servoss, Oct. 26. day.
 Following the example of Douglas which already has a fionrishing Wo- mems Democratic club, 1t was de- cided to organize a wsmen's au1ili- ary organization in Bisbee. At lea.t one nigh, week will be given to the women who will have complete pos session of Democratic besdqusrters. Messrs Bowen and Mcdonald vii! co nfer with some of the leading Dem ocratic women at once and the club will soon be orgsniz d and active ],
 A letter va. read from the state central committee in which i. was f that all county candid ates have the names of the s.aie ticker I printed on the blck ol their cam. I oaign cards On the official ballot q he nsmss of the candidate. for th bench, the corporation con- c and the tax commission will c ,sye no party desigoaiion a ter them { md the necessity O iamiIisrizing th- T roter with ths nam g of the Demo rstic cand dates was brought ou, The increased expens to the c,unty l. sndidate would be small, ard all Il hoee who nave not had their cards |. or will need more, readily f, greed to sccede to the request. IA Tte finance committee rep ried g, hat while it ~se not oeiuged with Il ,oGey and would not have Desrly as Ia ,ach as last campaign, the prospect tt . well-fnanced campaign was CT V, pllent. Dr W A Greene Of Dousias ir romised to raj funds from good 'emocrats there and Chairman Bow Q said Bisbee would raise dollar S IT dollar with Douglas. Owen Mur- by thought Oh ,irmsn Bowen should dC 3 turned loose on c money raising at He mentioned what B5weu ai d done in pact campaigns. saying sl owen might have donsted the mop- ve 7 himeelf. but be had slwsys pro- CT need it. isv