The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-10-16

The Days Until the November 3rd
 EIections-State Candidates Travel
 ing Over State in Two Battallions,
 Reaching Here October 22 and 2s. ' Greenlee county's voters from now until the general elections on Novem- Der 3rd will be closely ~esiege@ " the valiant generals, both eodnty and state, of the hosts of democracy, for added to a vigorous campaign for some time in progress by the county candidates, there will come assistance in the form of great siege guns in the persons of all the state democratic nominees, these to reach Greenlee county in two distinct batallions, on 1 their continuation of a campaign which includes the every county of Arizona.
 Beginning next Thursday, October 22, the general assaults will begin, when by a hanking movement the state generals will debouch from the Ari- zona and New Mexico railway at Guthrie, there taking passage over the Morenci Southern for Morenci to whose citadels and cragS they will lay storm on the evening of that day. Joining the state hosts of the party at the mountain town will be the aggregation of county candidates and leaders, with the rank and file of democracy, and friends of other poli- -tical affiliations, in a grand rally at the Morenci Club building. The party of state men to reach Morenci on Oct ober 22 consists of Governor Hunt, Mine Superintendent G. H. Bo1in, At torney General George Purdy Bullard, Corporation Commissioner A. W. Cole State Superintendent c. O.. Case, Cor poration Commissioner w. P. Geary, Tax Commissioner c. M. Zander, and -1e Cb gressman Carl Hayden, should these worthies be able to absent themselves from their duties at the national capital in time to participate. This division will continue to Clifton, where they will speak on the evening of October 23 at the Princess Theatre, and from where they will leave on continuation of the campaign, until lines have been extended over all the state.
 Field army number two, there will according to plans admitted by local chieftans of the county central com mittee, reach Clifton from Lordsburg, in the republican state, on October 2S, meeting the voters with speeches on the evening of that day. From the frontal attack at Clifton the party will advance to Morenci, where they will at the Morenci Club building face the voters of both friends and enemies in that evening of October 29. In , this division are Wiley E.. Jones, candidate for attorney general Mitt Simms, candidate for state treasurer; State Auditor J c. Callaghan; Nation al Senator Marcus A. Smith; Secre- tary of State Sidney P. Osborn; Cor poration Commissioner F. A. Jones; Tax Commissioner P. J Miller.
 Through the organization perfected by the county central committee, all democrats of the country are preparing to constitute the committee of recep- tion and entertainment, friends within the walls of Greenlee who will com bine with the oncoming hosts from the outside whose lines are now form ing in earnest for the investment of the voters domiciles, and insuripg that times not lukewarm are in store for all until the close on November 3 of the vigorous campaign.
 In line with the good work and great purposes of the well planned campaign, the county aggregation of nominees will constitute the nucleus of band which will begin on the evening of Saturday, October IT, a campaign the most important phases of which will be feasts and good cheer, interpersed with speeches in demo- cracy's interests.
 Politicians Demonstrable.
 The entire list of democratic nOm1- nees for county offices will on the even ing of Saturday, October IT, hold open house at the Princess theatre for all of Clifton's people. The affair will consist of free admittance to all to the motion pictures, a free lunch, consisting of cake and sandwiches. and last of all a grand free dance. music for which will be of the best afforded by Clifton's performers. A monster attendance is expected to re- suit from these manifold attractions and the candidates oratory will be presented by speeches delivered by E E. Wall, nominated for county attor ney, and J W. Aker, renominated fo1 the county's school superintendent.
 Political CavaIcade.
 The hosts of local democracy, led by the nominees of county officers as leaders, will from the Saturday even ing gathering move all next week start ing Sunday, October 18th, along the banks of the placid Gila river. The first objective of the valley stragetiC points is Guthrie. A great barbecue will be held a few miles above, al York. This will be for the happiness will be ornamented with the logica speeches. From the scene of the Sunday barbecue, the procession vii move throughout the length of thu valley until the Richmond country, il New Mexico, is reached. The time and place of each expected assault fol lows:
 York-Sunday, October IS.
 Sheldon-Monday, October 19.
 Franklin-Tuesday, October 20.