Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-20
Republican Candidate for the U. s. Senate Scores When He Censures Administra- tion's Mexican Policy.
BIG RALLY SUCCESS
 AT LOCAL THEATRE
Joe Prochaska, Norman Me Kenzie and Otis J. Baughn Make Short Addresses Be- fore Enthusiastic Meeting.

Drawing a comparison between the present administration treatment of the Mexican problem. as it effects the welfare of American lives and proper ty in that country. and its course with regard to Americans rights on bel ligerent ships in the European war zone, and asking why the difference of treatment" Judge Joseph H. Kib- bey. candidate for the United States Senate on the Republican ticket. made his most telling argument at a big rally at the Orpheum theatre last evening.
 Introduced by Eustace Dupen. who acted as chairman of the meeting. as one of the best known pioneers and builders of the territory of Arizona. a man who had graced the bench of the territory and who was the territory's chief executive under Theodore Roose- welt. Judge Kibbey's reception was unanimous.
 In part the principal speaker de- voted attention to the accomplish ments of the incumbent. Henry F. Ashurst, and candidate on the Demo cratic ticket He called attention to his own (Kibbey's) campaign expenses and those of his opponent who. he claimed, had used his franking privil- ege to send letters to the voters in the state. He asked of the efficacy of the laws, passed by Congress and credited, in part. to the Arizona senator calling them. in the main. untried acts of the national legislature.
 Judge Kibbey was at his best in discussing the Mexican problem. He asked the crowd why the administra- tion should allow Americans and their property to be despoiled in Mexico and not. calling attention here to the He declared that he believed. and if elected would endeavor to secure, ample and sufficient protection for an American citizen wherever he might be-
 Of the blanks in the Democratic. national platform of 1912 Judge Kibbey spoke briefly. He declared that the principal ones had been either over looked or forgotten.
 In placing the election returns in November Judge Kibbey expressed himself as believing that the large independent vote in the country. which includes Arizona. will return the Re publican party to power at the polls.
 Joe Prochaska. candidate for secre- tary of state on the Republican ticket. was presented first Inasmuch as Prochaska was a resident of Bisbee for many years. and has been a visitor here on many occasions since his resi- dence in Gila county. the introduction was superfluous. Prochaska made favorable impression on the crowd for his presence and his ability to ex- press himself
 For state mine inspector on the Re- publican ticket. Norman Mckenzie. also of the Warren District. spoke. His good-natured humor. his very in ability to make a speech to his own townspeople instead of a brief talk made him more friends than any oth- CT thing could have done
 Judge Otis J. Baughn. Repuolica, nominee for associate justice of the supreme court of the state. spoke in behalf of his own candidacy at length. He declared. in part. that the office to which he aspired. was in reality non partisan. that it had been SO declared by the Democratic constitutional con vention and bv the then party leaders hut had not been SO since Judge Paughn made an anreal in hehslf of his candidacy along the line that the court should be shacken from the hands of partisanship bv the sdmis- sion to It's membership of justice or another political faith.
 All of the Republican candidates will remain in the District today and will he soon agsiu this evening at the Central Theatre in Lowell.