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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-06
A PUBLIC DUTY

.s To make the election of I * Senator Sulzer certain and 2 Q insure for Alaska the things z s he stands for TT WILL BE ., % NECESSARY FOR EVERY . % SULZER SUPPORTER TO % VOTE TOMORROW % Sulzer stands for the pro- % gressiye development of Alas .. a ka along all lines of human * activity; for the government .s of Alaska by Alaskans in AL q S aska; the substitution of har '; .s monious. cooperative action @ & for the public welfare in @ place Of personal politics; [: go the substitution of organized @ effort for mud-throwiug fac { 8 tionalism and sectionalism; ': s. the substitution of optimism {, and unity for hate, envy and : s- selfishness; the substitution [ s of constructiveness for de- * structiyeness He stands for % Alaska for Alaskans go THE NECESSITIES or ! g THE PUBLIC WELFARE : S DEMAND THE ELECTION g or SULZER.
 GO TO THE POLLS TO- . Q MORROW AND VOTE FOR 2 z SULZER. IT IS A PUBLIC 1 & DUTY 2.
 --s-%-e
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-06

An odd lot of a dozen kinds and colors, some checks, others stripes and plain colors. Sold in the regular way to S2.OO yard.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-06

A vote for Sulzer IS a vote for Op- pOrtunity for the workingmen and those of all classes to take part in his own government.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-06
CLERGYMAN DEAD.

ROME, Nov. 6.-Frances Della Vohle, prcrect of the Congregation of Index, died here this forenoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-06

SEE J. A. GluPATRIcK for All metal Wetherstrlps, building plans, general contracting and building
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-06

Furnished rooms, very quiet, good beds. Over Juneau Liquor Go. al
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-06

Headquarters for LudysmIth Coal. Juneau Transfer Company. Phone AS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09
Dispar6 sobre una seno:
rita porque no quIso
caSaTSe con el

HOUSTON, Ten. Mayo S.-Gena-
70 Pedraza. I'm meXicano de oficiO
impresor ]encontro en- la Gale 4 Her
linda Valdts en- los momentos en- que
esta. acompanada de una hermana SUI
va, iba para II urabajo. Porque Ia
senorila Valdts no quisc cOmprumc-
terse a contracr matrimonio con Pc
draZa. por 10 que este saco 81 pisIo-
In Y lie disparo dos tiros 4 Ia cabeza.
En- seguida apunt6 IA piStola Sobre
Ia hermana de IIerlinda y lc dispar"
tambicn atravesdndole un pu!m"n.
Hccho este. Sc vol6 Ia tapa dc los St
sos. La hermana de lierlinda eSt;t
ell peligro dc morir, pero rsta ENi-
ri.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09
Los soeialistas de Berlin han hecho de-
mostraciones de desagrado des-
pues del arresto del dipu-
tado Karl Liebknecht
Ell Mioistro. ing!es de municiones pronuncio ante
Ia Camara de los Comunes, un energico discurso
Noticias telegraficas y cablegraFicas de todo Ell mundo

Ger rechazar Ii ley del servicio mill
tar ob!ig&t0rlo. NJ. David Lloyd
George. minstrO de munleiones, di-
10 en- IL c;imara dc los comuncs que
prrfvria mejor ser eXpulSado del
Dartido liberal Y dc IN vida politica.
anteS quc hacer peSar Sohre Su con-
]ciencia II respOrsabilidad de haber
: rehusado 4 las autoridades militarcs
! las demaIdas que lie han sido hechas
! nar;, obtener ell numero de hombres
! que puedcn iar IN victoria a lnglate-
TIA y ~salyarla del deSastre.
"AGueIIoS que han afirmado que
:! Ia guerra dura hasta 1917. Ia ma
cion no podra sostcncr Ii lucha, han
cs.ado i~ncorrcctos Y mai informados
en- >u apreciaci6n,-agreg6 NJ. Geor-
ge.
FL ministro de municioncs ha con
<ultado = los ~financieroS ingleses, Y
t,ros no nan vacilado en- afirmar que.
tamoti rmpo com dure Ia GUERRA, DO
Jr.; n naci6n sobrepasar TODD anne
10 oQe Dudiera bacer Alemania: ne
70 que. en- TODD caso. q el ministro
-es,aba diSpuesto = haccr un llama
mjento 4 ,odaS las fuerzaS vivas de
Inglaterra.
VI IIoyd GEORGE hl apreGaio ouc
b.,.,a uIe Rusia hayo comnletaJo
~ eouipo. de manera de emplear sps
reseryas de homhres. q.
esencial Il Francia G Inglaterra
pong.n en- campana todos los hom-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09
FL CORRESPONSAL.

go - ,o,. yor,rardido olorra facci6n
Ia i,s 5;cros mo rro,an de r~eorgani-
, 81 o,o,;oso Fiarciro Federal, que
o, u,,,,Jo Coronel Fstahan Cantu.
M saryido de iuguete de union entire
,,j,. L.. ,.f.m.nloS rnuSrirntrS du,.
b,r ,o,,n,do ann; nues como in
.I,.,i,n 4. irril,In. rTrarr,.S ju- pr,.
- Lo,a.a dra5os dol noSar
-, ., ,.;n,;+;..,c;, n none fpe-
- H. -. a,,;J;,s boci, q ornoue 81
~ r.,,,c;d,d so nresta nara oue
d;cbos olemAn-os puedan ocasionar
actos hnenos con honradez Y patrio-
Tsmos ora,jonar arIoS maios con ii
!. .r,b;c;ores dasvarouenzas co,no
- .,.,.1ma,ta ,os.,4o. nnas Can.
- ,.I, ,.,z ~ 90 rodeo de nnInos
-. IN so,o con one % aduIen
~ h.oo, o.-e,+aci6n de yalor g in
.,rnanr;, my, dasnuas one s. ven
ID ororo ,idan sobresueI-
49,. n.o+;T.oc;ora al misno CanI1,
oue 50 We obl;gado 4 darles por tenor
I - o,a II Jarroopen. como les pasa 4
los reeves igrorantes ' cobardes. ha-
ciacdo nor 9, nsr+e Canti v sus ia
Min. -. ,r;nrin,,,.s ~naco,jos a. los
e~,rioyecao. s;erdo n~ecesario para sa-
car tanto ORC con u Sc pagan los
pun,aIes que sostienen 4 Cantu. de
fomentar los mas ~asqueroSos vicioS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09
PROYECTOS DEL MlNISTRO DE
HACIENDA.

MADRID. Mayo Sci nucvo mi
nistro de hacienda IA sido interroga-
do por los p]eriodistaS acerca de los
proyectos que lleva a 81 ministerio.
Contestando 4 las preguntas que
en- csc sentido Sc lie ~dirigierOn, mani
fest6 e. senior Alba que cumpliria 10
que dispone Ia ley presentando los
presupuestos en- Ia primera session
ha6il que celebren las CorteS.
Anadi6 que durante el otono re-
formara los presupuestos para some
terlos despues al parlamento.
Dijo tambien que mientras llega
TODD ESQ. Sc apresurara a S]olucionar
los problemas ~urgentes.
Termin6 u declaracioneS afr
mando que Sc propone aplicar extre,
mazda severidad a Ia administration,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09
Las damas catoIicas de
Nueya York auxiIian
a los meneSterOS0S

NEW YORK, Mayo S.-La "Socie-
dad dc DamaS Cat6licas de Carload"
ha desplegado gran actividad para
aliviar en- algo Ia triste situaci6n de
los menesterosoS que en- filas inter-
minables pululan por las grandes ar
terias de csta RIGA ciudad. ' en- este
humanitario fin han gastadO In Suma
de S52O.i5O. segun Sc dcsprende del
balance que fuG publicado cl dia de
aver. cl cual corresponds al aHo que
ACADIA de pasar. En- csc mismo lap
80 de tempo sc distrihuyeron $500.
Gi0.000 comidas. $1,000 pleas dc
ropa. Y g hizo cargo, Ia misma so
ciedad. dc l9.52T niMoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09
LOS BELGAS EN- AFRICA

Ell HANRE, Mayo SCI minis
tro de las ~colonias de Belgica decla-
"a que el general Tombeur, conan
dante de las fuerzas belgas que ope-
ran sobre ei frente oriental del Con-
go. ha cambiado la posici6n del enc
mIgo que defiende ell paso del rio
Rusisi. desembarcando sobre el flan-
co aleman del lago kivu.
ESta maniobra ia sido ejecutada
bajo Ia protection del fuego de los
canoneroS belgaS Y ha Tornado a
enemigo I evacuar Ia posici6n que
ocupaba Sobre ell RuSisi, al sur del
lago.
La columna belga atraveS6 ell rio Y
ocup0 Ii posici6n alemana de Shan,
gugu. Las tropaS belgas han pene-
trado tambitn a te%rritorio aleman al
norte del lago de kivu.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09
DICESE QUE VIENEN SUBMARI-
Nicnc de In pag. 2a.)

de mayer velocidad que el frances,
pero debido 4 Ia ventaia que este to-
mo Y al terrible esfuerzo que hicie.
ron los maquinistas para acelerar IA
fuga. el "Venezia" pudo escapar pro-
tegido por las sombras de Ia noche.
Inmediatamente despueS de su
arribo. el captain Bonifacie die cuen-
IA de 10 ocurrido a los representan-
ties de Francia e lnglaterra en- este
puerto.
Sc hacen los mas variados comen-
tarios acerca de la probabilidad de
que los barcos alemanes Sc encuen-
tren cerca de las costas americans,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09
DiT0S PARA IL liISrGRli.
Nienr de la Ia. p;igina.)

iardo. que sohaba yer r~ealizadoS er
esta hermosa peninsula los Sub!imeS
principles De IN Gooierno mode.o de
Justicias V de hoHradez. dOrde que
dara s.quier& Immaculate IN pc
queho brazo de IA Soberania de IA
Pafria. &c esta Patria querida por n
que sacrificaron sus vidas nueStros
verladeroS heroes.
Guajardo. anteS que tirmar e. PAC
TO De UNION con e llamado Go
bierno de Carranza, que ~puhicaron
varios per;6a:cos. prefirio e. trlSte :
amargo des5ierro. szcundandolo en-
seguita 81 pundonoroso mili;&r Co
ronel Justine Mendieta que formaDa
parte de .aS iuerZ&s del DiStrito. lie
vando dicho Soldado su firmeza Ge
conviccioneS hasca compromised 81
vida para irSe 4 reunlr con los inqUe
brantables defensores de OaXaca. uni
COS que. como de IA terra donde Ia
clio ell gran JuareZ. lUchan aun con
suprema enteraza. porque nunca He
que 4 germinar ALI Ia semilla de Il
legion t~raidora. porQue Siquiera ALI
Sc m"h'eh2" e no"o' "e !" HeP"'"'
ca
No es por demas lamar IA aten-
---.-L.- 80
cioR de h"eS'foS coHp"''IoI"S que
Iantu M l1eS""o = IL S'""o "e N'Po'
Greer" ' ehco"o 60" S"> ""'iSuoS
co'AP"he'oS "e ~I"' ; pax" = w.
que IueFo" '"' 'e'es' que Ues"e w
sc uEIo con O"lraNza' par" demos
tF"E!e ie&ta0 ' que 10 oeJe enrique
cerSe Oregon 4 qulen lie tleRe gran
mle&o' que amor" e ulcho C2ht" Sus
SIfvlenteS "Ii@""S son los princlpaieS
enciniSoS que l'eheh los eNIeuetaieS
como 10 nan "IS'" '"''oN pc ''H'0
2ceFtadahlehIe' pueS no SOLO SC COIL
lorna con encafcel"F a cuaNIoS 'eIeS
' oflcla!eS iiegan aPui en- DuSca oe
La-to
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I... D.. C..1 d.
49, 60. Go. a..
- ). Co
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-
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.ratonaan = .,,t rsfesd 10 armas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-09
INTERESkNTES DECLARAClO-
MES DE DAVID LLOYD
GEORGE.

LONDRES. Mayo S.-Oponitndose
: una proposition encaminada i ma
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-04-13

the next regular session. Besides in
a matter such as this it is necessary
to submit proposed constitutional
amendment, the element of time is a
big factor, and if we can save four
or five years in getting things going
it is easy to see that the benefits
derived from submitting your prop
osition will, if the same is adopted
by the people, be worth much more
to them in a few years than the
cost Of special session would be.
The question, of course, of spe-
cial session is big one and could
only be decided after going thorough
ly over the situation and weighing
the advantages to be expected
against the possible feeling that the
legislature should not convene any
oftener than absolutely necessary.
With kindest personal regards,
Yours very sincerely,
(Signed) E. G. DAVIS.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-04-13
TRYING TO SCOTCH THE
NATIONAL BOOZE SNAKE
(Wichita Eaelel

National prohibition was rammed
back into a pigeon hole by the house
judiciary committee in Washington
yesterday and the hole plugged up.
Why? Because of Boston, New York,
Chicago, st. Louis, Cincinnati and
New Orleans generally, but par
ticularly because of New York City
and Chicago Locally, in the con-
gressional view prohibition has be-
come a first-rate asset. Nationally it
looms to the partisan politician like
a nightmare. The saloons control
New York City and Chicago. And
New York City controls New York
state and Chicago controls Illinois
in national elections. This is the
bug under the chip. The whole ma
ton can decide to scotch the snake.
Two cities can defeat the national
will and purpose and maintain the
precious right to poison all the rest.
And this will be so just SO long as
citizens continue to put
party In first place and the common
veal inn second.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-04-13
DEMOCRATIC RuMPus.

A row that has been fomenting
in the Democracy of Canyon county
ever since the meeting of the state
committee of that party at Boise.
when the Nugent-P Elder fac
ton was charged with having used
postmasters and other federal office
holders to carry out its program for
the reelection of National committee
man Elder, eliminated in an open
bolt of the anti-Elder committeeman
and split the party into two antag-
onEtic camps, at the meeting of the
county central committee at Cald-
well last Saturday. The ants made
arrangements for the holding
primary election to be held on April
25th, for the election of delegates
to the state convention, while the
Elder committeeman proceeded to the
appointment OF 30 delegates which
that faction proposes to send to the
state convention The following reso-
lutiOn was adopted by the boiling
delegates, in this paragraph
Further, we denounce the arbi-
trary action Of T. E. Buckner Of the
Democratic central committee of this
county In refusing to recognize the
majority Of the legally and duly
elected committeeman of this county,
represented In person and by proxy
at the county central committee
meeting called by him for this date,
and especially do we denounce the
action Of said chairman and a por-
ton OF said committee for their
autocratic attempt to deny to the
Democratic voters Of the county their
right to select delegates to the Poca-
tello convention by arbitrarily assum-
ing to name them .
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-04-13
A GROWING DEMAND
FOR IDAHO LAND

(From Parma Review.)
C. B. HURT, manager of the invest.
ment department of Hartman & Co.,
bankers, of Portland, who was In
Parma several days last week, left
Friday for his home in Portland. He
was accompanied by his two sons,
Christopher Sterry and John Nelson
HURT, who were to return to school
Monday.
Mr.. HURT in his present position
has unusual opportunity to gauge
correctly the growing demand for Ida.
10 land and information concerning
Idaho. He. affirms statements from
other. reliable sources that more in
quiry from middle states and east
ern farmers, who are prospective Set.
tiers and buyers Of western lands,
has lately been received concerning
Idaho than any Of the coast states,
Mr.. HURT is himself an extensive
owner of land in the Boise-Payette
valley and so knows this part of Ida.
no well.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-04-13
June IA, 1913.

June IA, 1913.
Senator D. W. Davis,
American Falls, idaho.
My Dear Senator:
| l am in receipt Of your letter Of
the 18th instant and am glad to
know that have, through the means
Of what was printed in the Capital
News, that part of your address de-
livered at the bankers convention In
which we are particularly interested.
believe the suggestion that your
address be elaborated and then print
ed In pamphlet form for general dis
tribution is a most commendable one.
A great deal of prejudice has existed
in the minds Of the people of Idaho
with reference to the sale Of our
state holdings and a campaign OF
education must be conducted to edu-
cate the people up to the point wher
they will see that the proposal to
sell our state holdings Is merely a
proposal to apply good business prin-
ciples to the handling Of state re-
sources, not only for the benefit Of
present generations but for the bene-
fit of all future generations of citi-
zens Of the state.
There has been some little talk Of
a special session Of the state legisla-
ture. Personally am inclined to
favor 1t for the reason that there
are 30 many things Of the nature
OF your proposal that can be handled
in few days of special session
infinitely better than could be the
case II We wait to present them toI
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-04-13
STATE OF IDAHO,
Governors office,
Boise.

| June IL, 1913.
Honorable D. w. Davis,
American Falls, Idaho.
My Dear Senator:
l was very much interested in the
newspaper accounts of the paper you
read at the bankers meeting at Wei
ser. Have you copy of this paper
which you could let me have. l
should like very much to have one
in order that I may go over the same
carefully, getting a thorough under
standing of the arguments you ad-
vance with reference to this very
interesting and important subject.
fully believe that you have started an
argument which will not end until
your IDEAS have been accepted, and
until this very great reform shall
have been accepted and acted upon.
If you have not copy of your
address that you can send me,
wish you would indicate whether or
not the address as published in the
Capital News was the full text of
what you said or extracts merely.
desire to congratulate you most
sincerely in having started something
of great importance, and having at
the same time brought out arguments
to demonstrate that you know exact
ly what you are talking about.
With kind personal regards and
hoping that everything is going we'll
with you, remain,
Yours very sincerely,
iSigned) E. G. DAVIS.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-04-13
June 13, 1913.

Captain E. G. Davis,
Boise, Idaho.
My Dear Captain:
In reply to your letter of the 18th
inst, will say that that part of my
address pertaining to the question Of
capitalizing our states resources,
and published in the Capital News
was in the main correct. had four
copies of my manuscript but l had
many requests for same and soon
ran out.
1t was very gratifying to me to
have many of the leading bankers
present give my address their most
hearty approval l have given this
subject a great deal of attention in
the past two years, and to my mind
it is sound and practical and should
be put in operation as soon as pos
sible.
The press seems to be giving 1t
considerable space and all that l
have seen has been very favorable.
1 have received several good letters
of comm endation, some have asked
that 1 get it out in pamphlet form.
Should this be advisable 1 would
want to go into the subject more
in detail, as / trimmed it as much
as possible thinking perhaps If 1
took too much time 1 would tire my
listeners, and it might not be well
received. On another occasion 1
would feel more confident by reason
of the fact that 1 would know that
there are others who share in my
belief.
There are other very good features
to this plan that 1 have not yet
brought out, for the reasons above
stated and 1 hope to go into the SUBJ
ject more fully in the near future
as 1 feel confident that 1 can i'm
prove on my first attempt.
see by the papers that there liz
some talk of an extra session of the
should this prove true
and it is agreeable to the Governor,
[ should like very much to be ad-
vised a short time before the call
IS made.
assure you that appreciate your
good letter most highly, and regret
ting that l haven't a copy to mail
you at once, beg to remain,
Yours very truly,
D. w. DAVIS.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-04-13

With the final vote on the army in
crease bill assured in the senate
On April Is, there still is much specu-
lation as to the probable final form
in which the first OF the great ma
tional preparedness measures will go
to the joint conference committee of
the senate and the house.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-04-13

News concerning the Mexican sit
uation seems to indicate that Car
rama is not much of success when
1t comes to playing the "watchful,
waiting" game.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-04-13

The Statesman did a handsome
thing when it provided for the en-
tertainment of more than five hum
dred veterans Of the civil war,
with their wives or daughters. and a
number of veterans widows, as the
guests OF that paper at the opening
presentation of "The Birth of a Ma
ton" in Boise, Monday afternoon.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-04-13

The increase in Boise bank clear
ings last week over the Week before
was over % per cent This city beat
Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle, Spo-
kane, Tacoma and Helene aud was
beat by New York, Denver ana Salt
Lake. That is certainly a gratifying
showing STATESMAN
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-04-13

Out of the conflicting reports con-
corning the situation in Mexico, moth
ing seems certain but the fact that
about all of the United States stand
ing army has thus far been unable to
run down a single Mexican bandit.
And still there are people who con-
tend that we are fully prepared, for
every emergency. PR
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-04-13

The loud and boisterous demand
for better water has somehow died
away in the distance once more. Isn't
1t about time to eat again?
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-04-13

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the M.
e. Church will have a bazaar and
cooked food sale in the Brainard
building on Saturday, April 18th.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-04-13

Plans for the Republican national
convention which will open June Z
in Chicago, were completed in that
city Friday at a meeting Of the sub
committee on arrangements, with
the selection of Senator Warren G..
Harding of Ohio for temporary chair
man. Senator Harding was chosen for
the place by a unanimous vote on
the first formal ballot after an hours
discussion of various men suggested.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-04-13

The river and harbor bill, carrying
appropriations aggregating only the
paltry sum of $40, 0O0,O 900, should put
a stop to this talk of the farmer that
there is nothing to be made out of
the hog-raising industry Why the
Democratic party promises to create
i demand for "pork" that will re-
quire more than the farmers Of the
entire country can raise, to fill the
barrels OF the congressional cooper
shop
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-04-13
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.

For week ending April 8, 1916.
Coy, Jas. K
Davis, Mrs. Frank
Estell, R. E.
Forgeon, Miss Emeily
Gould, G. W.
Hit, Mrs. Geneva
Howard, B, J.
Kramer, Joseph
Lennon, Mrs. I. B.
Smith, Jesse
q. T. BOWMAN. P. M.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-04-13

The private library OF the late J..
Pierpont Morgan has been assessed
at nearly 100000.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-04-13

Villa is reported dead again. If this
sort of thing continues the ninth
time must be reached eventually.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-04-13

'oh SALE: Concrete building
blocks. See McCammon. South Ninth
Street. 80.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1916-06-16
Arthur Slaughter for Sheriff.

Arthur Slaughter for Sheriff.
In Difference to the wishes of great
number of democrats in Greenlee coUn
ty Arthur Slaughter this week an
nounced himself as a candidate for
Sheriff, subject to the decision of the
democratic primary. Mr.. Slaughter
needs no introduction in Greenlee
county. He has been resident of
this section for many years and is
one of the large cattle owners of this
county. He moved his family to Cliff
ton about five years ago and has taken
an active interest in public affairs ever
since, eliminating in his election as a
member of the Town Council by the
largest number of votes received by
aGy candidate and at the first meeting
was unanimously chosen Mayor. Mr..
Slaughter is one of our substantial
citizens and if elected can be depend
ed upon to faithfully perform the
duties of that office without fear or
favor.