Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-03
CLEAR ACROSS
 THE COUNTRY F0R CAMERON
Drummer Makes Record Run
 From New York To BiSbee To Vote For Cameron, Whose E.
 lection He Predicts As Certain
Says Washington Papers Are
 Boosting For Cameron And EV cry Travelling Man Is For Him; Would Be Norman For Day
(sy Ely Martini

Gee, but I'm glad got here sure was lucky 10 make it," ex- claimed a well-dressed hne-looking travelling man. last night as he jumped off the train which brings the Golden State limited passengers into Bisbee, and gave the reporter a lresoundlng whack on the back.
 Then while the drummer brushed of about two-bits worth of dust which the Pullman porter overlooked. the reporter surrepttiously rubbed his smarting back and replied, Nat urally you would be glad to get back to Arizona and the Warren District but why are you so vehemently glad?"
 "Why you poor boob" exclaimed the drummer because by getting back here m be able to cast a vote for Ralph Cameron for governor and also influence as many of my friends as possible to do the same thing, Isn't that sufficient reason?"
 "Its an elegant suniciency," beam | ed the reporter. as he bowed up his back, Init me again" And after that delightful formality has been com lpl,el Xi..e be 14.,,, Nov tell ma all about It. You say you have come clear from New York just 10 vote | for Cameron. That will make a good story. Let's see, I've forgotten one of your initials" as the reporter Hfa F.h ra said to be mightier than a sword in the hands of a Hill warrier at Naco.
 No, mo-" cried the drummer Pm proud 10 support a man like Cameron for any office he might aspire to- but sad to say, l cant be quoted in the papers to that effect You can use the story if you want to, but not my name You see it's like this. Politics ioften cause hard feelings, and ! never saw a time when the feeling was at winter heat than now. Why if some of my customers knew l came clear
 back here to vote for Cameron, they wouldn't buy goods from me That's how strong it is and my house has Igiyen strict orders for me not to dis
 cuss politics in any of the states make Why l cant even admit that
 I'm wet, though just now l will ad
 init I'm awfully dry" And then the drummer and the reporter adjourned
 to a place where it is possible to talk without getting so much cotton in one's mouth.
 "I left New York five days ago and
 I'm dog tired-as tired in body as Cameron must be in spirit at some
 of the arguments advanced by Gov 1 Hunt as reasons for his reelection Listen. I'm putting one over on the l house When l left New York l was supposed to stop in Pittsburgh, St Louis Kansas City and El Paso be r fore coming here, but I went through those places as fast as Gov Hun
 went through the reform school wher
 he was supposed to inspect it. To
 morrow I1l have to double back or
 part of my trail and pay the extr, lexpense, but the privilege of voting
 and working for Cameron is worth 1t
 Why am l so strong for Cameron We'll, Cameron is conservative an, capable, a man of ideas and of per sonality He will make an ideal gov
 ernor l knew him first years agl
 when we both lived in northern Ari : zona. He was sheriff there for sever p al years and he knows and number t as his friends nearly every man, VIC
 man and child in that part of th - state. Why. up there they think he i ! the greatest man in the state and h. 1 will carry the northern counties al 8 most solidly.
 p Later l knew Cameron in Wast 1 ington. My headquarters were trans a ferred there and ] was in and out O
 the capital city a great deal of tn - time he represented Arizona in COT |. gress and when he secured statehoo t for her. And, believe me, Washingto s soon learned to like Cameron as we l. as his people at home do. He wa S one of the most popular Western rel 8 resentatives ever in Congress an
 when he goes back even now he gel r. a great reception. and the people car e not understand how 1t is that he ism g. lstill representing Arizona in on
 branch of Congress. The Washingto