Arizona republican., 1914-09-29
ORGANIZATIONS FOR CHAMPAIGN
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Judge Kibbey of Maricopa Accepts Republican Chair manship on Own Terms and Promises Victory to Standpatters of State
Judge Joseph H. Kibbey, chairman. Hon. Tommy Maddock, secretary. Leonardo Moreno, treasurer.

Judge Joseph H.. Kibbey, chairman.
 Hon. Tommy Maddock, secretary.
 Leonardo Moreno, treasurer.
 Breaches were closed, oil poured on troubled waters, party discord sil- enced, internal dissension quelleu and cooperation effected when on the of Prescott, Judge J. H. Kibbey of Phoenix was elected chairman of the republican state committee yesterday afternoon.
 Radical and reactionary wings of the party came together with Outstretched arms, took each other to forgiving bosoms, and promised each other to 1 submit to being led to glorious triumph by Hon. Ralph Cameron, candidate for governor on November 3, 1914 Aside from this, the only notable things about the meeting of the republican state committee were the utter unanimity with which each biggest republican county seconded Judge Kibbeys nom- nation, and the pitying almost for giving spirit displayed toward the pro- pressives-the oblique visioned mem bers of the republican party. For, ac- cording to Judge Kibbey in his key noting speech, the republicans were the very and only ones who had ever shown real reliable and not too rash progress | sive tendencies.
 Hon J. Lorenzo Hubbell the vener- able and respected state senator from Apache county, called the meeting to | order in the supreme court chamber at noon. George Hershman was made | temporary secretary. Then as things seemed about to progress progressively | Mike Cassidy of Cochise proposed that temporary chairman be named. Now it appeared that MT. Hubbell would serve, but no. pr. John R. Walls of | Tucson was selected. Then George | Hershman was again honored with the temporary secretaryship, so that he had to start all over again and make a new set of notes
 | Dr. Walls Selectel a credentials com | mittee, composed of C. G. Cole of Cliff ton, Hugh Daggs of Phoenix and Frank | Crofoot of Tucson. And then every | body went to lunch-except the said committee, which examined a much larger batch of credentials than the small attendance seemed to warrant
 It was way after three before the committee resumed it's session at re- | publican headquarters in the Craig building, corner of Central and Monroe.
 About this time George Hershman cd tn hr again. -+~xNnAN
 R E. Morrison rose in response to l a speech by Dr. Walls in which the doc tors Scotch Canadian birth, early life and training and later experiences in republican circles of the United States of America were fully set forth For Morrison, the speech that followed was far from extensive or extended" Ii recited the total one hundred per cent happiness with which the speaker was able to announce in his nomination of Judge kibbey that the past (and now veiled) differences between the two wings of the republican party had been glossed over After having hidden the name of the peerless upholder of the honors of the party. until everybody in the room had made his or her lips frame the word Ki-b-b-e-y, Mir Nor rison sprung it, and the audience sprung the applause. If there had been any other candidate for the place ever-not a single supporter made the fact known.
 Judge Kibbey appreciated the honor
 Really, he had thought to dismount from the political seat on the howdah of the Arizona COP, but now that the call to arms was being sounded, he would find it difficult to keep the fever out of his blood. Gladly, proudly, and
 with promise of his best efforts, he would become the mahout, to guide the
 party to victory.
 The Delegates
 Apache-J L. Hubbell. Cochise-
 M E. Cassidy and G. F. Crysler chairman; Cassidy carried proxies for John S. Williams, Dr. F. T Wright. John Mason Ross, A. H. Gar diner, J. c. Gungel. Coconino-Fred |, R. Ferguson and Francis D. Crablt and Tommy Maddock, with theil proxies. Gila-A. L. Miller, R. E
 Merritt and L. L. Henry (by phone) Greenlee-R L. Ellis, chairman, proxy
 to c. G. Cole, who also held proxie: for J. c. Catti and w. J. Donohue Graham-Lee M. Stratton, by election Maricopa-J. H. Kibbey, R. E. Sloan
 R. L. Mullen, c. H. Cohenour, H. R Daggs, who \ had Charles Arnold. proxy, Ned Creighton by Roy N Da.